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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S PULNIONIC WATERS


FHE Original Medicine Esablished III 1857, and first
article Of tho kind ever introduced under tile name
OF "PCLdoNEc WAPERSi" in this or any other couD-
tEyi All other Pnlnioaie Waters are commercials
Tue genuine eau be known by the name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER.
BgYAK'a PULNoS1o warns
Relieve Coughs Colds, Sore Thrat, IIoarSsness
BBTANGS PBLaSsIo- yrnEsAa-e .
Relieve Asthma, RepnchitiS, Dlnicplt Breathing.
BETANi4 PUL9ioNtc WAPERs
Relieve Splitting 81 Hood, Paine in the Chest.
BRTGS's PULMoN1c wAFERs
Relieve lnctpient Consumption, Lung DiBeasaA.
BRTARs PULNONIc warns
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and TOnsils.
BETAS's PCLNoSIG WAFEEs
Relieve the above Complaints In Ten Minutes
BRTAN's PULNoNIc WAFas
Are Blessing TO all Glasses and Constitutions
DRTAN's PuLNoSlc wAFERs
Are adapted for VOCaIlEtS aud Public Speaker.
BRIAN's PULNoSlu IYGHEGs
Are In simple form and pleasant 70 the taste
BRT4S's PULNox1c WARES
Not only relieve, bat effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRTkSs PULNOSic wAEERs
Are warranted 20 giTO satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box Of
BRTAN'S PULNOSIC WATEEs
In the house.
No traveller nhould be without supply of
BETA&'S PULNoNIu WAVES
In his pocket.
No peraon will ever object to give for
BRTAN's PuLNoNiC W4EERs
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, NY.
Sold In Wheeling by 7. II. LOGAN co. and
LAU0HLINS BUSHPIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

Tnr production of oil from the oil wells
of Crawford and vennngo counties in Pen
nsylvauiN is now so great that the Pbila-
delPhia NOrih Amtriean, anticipates that
two or three million dollars will be realized
from it this year. The transportation now
amounts to ave or six hundred barrels
daily and is rapidly Increasing. This traf-
&c, the NOrth AmsrieaR says, has sustained
ninety miles Of railroad built as part of
the Sudbury and Erie line from Erie to
Warren. A branch road, twenty miles
long, is now projected for the especial &c
cOmtnodation of the oil production.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

"a WORD to the Wise is sufficient saith
The old PrOverb. This may be true in gen.
eraI; but of the Wise in particular, that is
10 say, the Rx-GOveruor, it is not true, By
a great distance. Ten thousand words
are not "suEieient' for him. He is more
verbose than a ehattering monkey or u
talking parrOlt He docs about the half
. Of all the talking that is done in the Con-
yention. He is worse In the forensic than
In the epistolnry arena, and good deal
worse than the itch in either.
-Hs spluueth tie web Of hla ver6osity
Rinor than the thread Of His aEEpmsRt.-
The EsqGirsr and It's photographers are
charging pretty steep prices, aud the re-
suit Is, IL is costing the State Eood round
san to report the Ex-Governor through
the Convention about ~ much as to re-
port all the rest Of the Convention, or
about double what it would have cost, had
some modest nan been elected In b. A.
VS. place. On the superstition that it is
necessary for the public veal, that the
Convention should be doOed at regular
(and irregularl intervals, We would sngyest
that a copy Of one of the Ex-GOveraOrs
short speeehes-say afee1 or trsnty
column OuS-be procured as q tubstitsts
for that gentleman, and read by the Secse-
tary each Dag as part and parcel of the
journal. a great economy might thus be
effected. We're sorry We didu't lhiak Of
St sooner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

We have received from Richmond,
copy of remarkable circular which is
now being actively, but secretly, circulated
in the Eastern part of the State. Here
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

PRExTruE thinks the arss part Of married
life is the shine Of the honeymoon, The rest
TOO Oaen eOppoe weOashtnt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03


Those who regard the n. Y. Tribune ns
an ''incepdiary publication" may felicitnte
themselves upon the fact that pretty much
is whole editorial stall is likely to be ban
ished to foreign parts. Mr. Fry, for many
years its musical editor, goes as Secretary
of Legation 10 Turin; Mr.. Hildreth, one of
its regular corps" is exiled to the dreary
shores of BarbOry; Mr.. Harvey, its Wash
iuEtOn gossip-mOuger, is sent out TO sus-
tain the dropping piniOns of that "blessed
bird in Portugal while Mr.. Pike, the
waspish AZ. s. p" of Washington letter
writing fame, goes to study court etiquette
at'the Hague. It'll stated that Mr.. Hill,
another writer for that journal, is a ,canai-
date for 81 Consulship somewhere.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
A new ana BsautIru1 Article for III,
Toilet ls the
CIystallzed POmade de Ricin.

This preparation Is composed Of the very finsst
OILS, and gives 70 the hair ltyOlneas and beauty
unequalIed by anyrhing that has been heretofore
produced. It viii not only prevent the hair from
falling on, but wll restored to all that gIOssness
which Is characteristic of healthy condition OF the
head. No lady or gentleman should be without III,
For sale by EA.BRENrLINGLR CO.,
fsNso NO.16l Market street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

Nr. FAUtKSEa. the American Minister to
France, who has resigned, has taken his
passage for The Omitted States for The 6rst
week in April. His family rSaain awhile
longer IN Paris.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
OFF at Cost,
FOR CASH ONLY!
Upwards of $4,000 worth
.DRY G,00Ds,
At Cost and Less than Cost!
O. w HEISKEI.I.

d ESPECrFULLY ANNOUNCES 10 THE PUB
Lie, his intention TO close ont his present stock
Of Dry 6Oos, a. it is his determination to discOn.
TnUe the business. The stock Is well assorted aud
conslsta of large YnrietY Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

THE coolest thing We ever heard Of, ez-
sept an iceberg, is the FIRST sentence of a
leading article in the Richmond EsquFsr,
styling the Border State Onion men, ",be
di5onisHists Of the Border States" The
man who furnishes the outspoken truths
for the editorial columns OF the BRgsirtF''
must have been absent When that sentence
vas peuned
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
Hall OF WetzeI Makes a net aud
Racks Out
[FEom the 10 eonnty PlaIndealerl

lEAuuA Auo teA GOtAueg AtANuNeaNieEl
From private letter received from
Richmond, we see it stated that Hall of
Wetzelr declared publicly in Richmond
that his county was almost unanimous for
secession and that he knew Tyler we'll,
aud she too was for secession. He offered
to bet Mr.-Stu4rt twenty-five dollars that
Tyler was for seeesSinn. Sluatt took him
up when Hall dew the track, Stuart then
offered to bet him $1,000 against $50 on
Tyler-and Hall caved.
People of Tyler and wetzcl, how do you
like your representative at the capital of
the State? Don't you think some person
ought to spank Mr.. Hall? He is certainly
beside himself. hut We of Tyler should
not take umbrage ut Hall, when Tad
from our own county proclaimed in the
streets of Richmond that we were all for
secession.
Suffice it to say that all such stun is
false, and these slandering disunionists
know 1t to be false. The people of Teller
are sound. conservative, and for Virginia
and the Union; not right or wrong, bnt
upon nothing less than principles consis-
tent with the interests, character and hon
or of Virginia. They are not "eowardly
submissionists,h neither are they disu MON
ists-but yirginians,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

III Simon Else ceilaFer.
Jockey Hat and FEATHER. ~
Hmthilking a. ny Mother,
S81Nt IN ny EFOlNll ThplIF't raaF
la61S tilothst SS6ys, q SiEtLaa,s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

Ok Of the leading delegates in The vir-
GINA Convention writes tha. the oDno,sn,s
Of seSsssiou have'a clear majority OF near
y 20 on any direct aud positive test
Their real strength has not been exhibited
on the former votes, The Convention Ia,
been carefully POlled TO ascertain the STAT.
OF parties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

TaE Litlle Rock Gasaue furnishes the
vote in the late election in that State. The
Union vote was 2s,e2G; Secession 1897 ;
Union majority 5000. The GGzstte says
that probably 10000 did not turn out at
all. The vote for the Convention stood
21,4lai against 1t 1886 majority for Con-
ventiCu 1886. The State Convention,
before lis ADJOURNMENT, elected the Hon.
Albert RuSk, s. \. Warren, Jamts p.
Spring, Thomas L. Bratlley aud S. b;
Hempstead as Commissioners to the pro-
poted Border Slave State Convention.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

nLD FAMILY RYE wHIsKY m
" 1850 In store and for sale BY
zL2eH W A.EhwARgs BRO
EIHE OLD BOURBON WnIsRY
u % 1883, In store aud Ior saIs ~
1nzs W. A. UPWARDS ( BRO
OLD PIHET BRANDY or TS1S-
" n store and for sale By
mh3s " "A EDWARDS 1 RRCi.
OLD PORT WINE, OLD HARM0TY
~ sherTy Wine, Old Madeira Wine IGn.eTiai
IN Stors and Tor ale l5y 2 tL'Hs5
nlh3s WA. EDWARDS Z BRo
CtARDEN SEEDS ~ GREAT -
VI KITTY. froil Hrti1g;s Bros kseBesssF. y =
In stgra aud lar aalr BIZ y p
1 111.s1 ". a. EDWARDS BRO.
RI8H.--9oO paeA5l7,s I.al-. IT,, q 49,. :,
II lain LaFrsll jst Fuc.fr5i ~ ~
As< = LIST 4S0lRI51E & CO :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
New Goods.
COOPER & sENsENE7

COOPER g sENSENEY,
(srccEssoRs 10 }. sESsENET.A
A RE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING A
"a very large stock Of NEW GOODS, just
bought In New York and Philadelphia on the very
best terms At the present great reduction in prices
Being new beginners. we Rre determined to cell
goods CHEAP FOR CASH. All are invited TO call
and examine our stock. We shall spare no palms to
give satisfaction to all who favor us with call.
apps COOPER 4 SENSRNEY.
FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE WORK HORSES, q teains) with
Il double hedded Wagons.
Cart and Harness,
-1l Hay Wagon, with box body.
A. II. HERR co.
cold Dominion" DistiTlery, East Wheeling
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
IMMENsE sACRAFICE!

LIZ 4A-@43GNS9 SAShAEl OEIt
Auctions Outdonei
HAVE DETERMINED To CLOSE OUT NY
tmInensa stock OF Fancy SIlks at less than Auc.
tion prices for CASH.
Good Ronlard SKINNER silkS At sc.
Rich DARK R0ulards nj Soc.
hteh Byadere8 worth s., IS for b0c.
Hapisome 81 Silka at bOc
Kleeaht $40 Robes ~ SIS
uandsouie Back Byaderes at &C.
Alsoi Fins OFF18di0 Robes 1t I2JSc Per yard.
Rieh Dplbls-lkirt BerlEe do At tS1Es per Yard.
Ladiea who may cali will b sAtIsded that 4 an IN
earnest and that they nevsr siIs At sheh pFeFE
.mh35 J.. s RHODES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

STATE SDNATE.
MEssRs EDTroRs.-FleaSa uuuoupee JOSEPH
NN1 GIST, Esq., Or Brooke eoanty, ~ a elndtiafe
- The enaung Spfiug eleetiOh- for seat n ta -.
ate Of StTginla- Nr. Gilt e uNloX zn Of the 1t
order: q \ character bey0nd the EaEpleio6 Of ~
R5OaEh--haNiRg large and gubstantidl iHtoEeSt In
NlIgl1tAi IN sprd, poslesling every qualiAeAtioa
% an tutalh gent, honest and hflhfdI repFe-
feh95-f 81 EE1 UEIoa 1lEH % RaooEE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
e R1IaAoRDIlAEE DocuNRNT.

The Plot ThielEenIng ai1Out nieh.
uaond. - -EL-EI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03

81 TWO HOUSES FOR RENT OK
E4I TIE ISLASD-Onr of them now oeeupdeli By
Capt. ThOmts Moore; It has a good garden attached
to it The other was lately occupied by Geo Wheel.
Lea jsn ssq; EnqnFsof Lz4xr4co
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
MICROSCOPES and Views.

WE HAER JUST RECEIVED FROM SIR E.
~ ANTHONY. Of New York, large assortment
Of StsreoSeopes and HieTa. WeNuuId solicit On ex.
ANIMATION OF The stock BY those wishing anything
"a that line, The views eoInpFipe aeeneS from Hug-
land EFTnee, Cuba California ard AmcFiea. inclua-
ne ne lAts japanese reception Thsss goods will
De sold AZ SeV York pTicrG- n the
= - = - Variety Store 81 r
mns4 = n NIrsnIL. 4 nRn-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-03
SOMETHING NEW. 8 GooDl

WHEN YOU WISH TO MARK your
w Linen, get RDE'S INbBL1IBLE INK, an
English preparation, aud the best in
Sold by T. H.eLOGAS Z CO. =
mh22 and LOGAN, LIST & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
DAsSAIc. N. J.-rOR 9ALE-severnI hand-

Il some DWELLING. HOUSES ard superb BUILDING
SITES andne magnificent view, PHssao vi lase IL To-
Gated tie banks the Passc River tie line Of toe Ne~
York and Brio lroed II miles northwest Of Noo-l orb hu
about go inhabitants aad Is rapidly growing tTona sop ~
ume- dsly mutation, cents Per trip; property muo1
choap than any place dauce oh the ci Here Is
ohsnce 20 ecorore Maps ard Pamphlets riv further par
ticullTs Ma be had Of VIM JAS bDBGS, No ~ tedaI up
6tais from u - O'clock; COFFIN kESNOAIhH, coz.
Dusne sud Wesl-sis, ~ station 4 gout ~ p 7iic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
TO LET of Newark,
3 y ~ HI -i-n llIAEL LMIs N -MnL- ND- .L.nL.

IL Y. J.. brick Ni,h THREE lots ~ 6NDJ Nd, Saos
with tb-ee t4j, AID tari 80 rom, VcF One 'rre Ht'' ~
fail boarii cho Cherries water u.d De through a. honac
NJ u three .rt.s .ts NJ NaIso~ Station. dealr j. l.ft
c.eoi ful'v tud geo'l-rl'n d.irg hr.i1r 81 hF-l
Rent $3.50 10, p.l icullr. elliy 20 AUGUST TUNE No. -
Cau auds'.. Now York Or OEO CLARK No. - him-'t,
adi,ilirs the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
60 Eet.

I1KUAIIWNI SUNNY 10 ItANf4.- ~ M =
4 new Rslbl. ftae.,Iy BUILDING. 2evl9O feet, NO
IJfog luy oppl Ncw-tof totd hritrI th oI.h"D-
Inc most thorough manner pr Fs5 Windows C1tcu hsue
Nc Possession ian. eliatly. AIt 20
JOHN MullE No. 3 Wanor-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
60 i0bom IT man Concern.

AL persons ore hereby forbidden to trust my
"a vie eAvlNIA LOIieR, dehs contracted BY h
~ o.. 5,rs ized or paid by NE. A. " LOLiER u. D.
NyATRINONIAI.-A ,,-,...llsman of hish pro-.
va fssosl st,sinuenls good sppea sncs sd pisns 81
dose invite. porde1ce any Lady = ~A-g 20 -
aid widow the hishsr csfst
~ 1Cie'y Lo,ug thereby l.rn The sc4u.arce of ~
fpn wih view hsuimory. No iniercv desired un!et,
j11tng fro the correpor deuce it would fnu.ra
s5's and satisfactory. Add go, conddutG'y. HOkATlO
MADISON, NJ. D. Now.IOIs City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
ROWERY THEATKR.

GRAND OPENING AND TBiHHPTfAkT SUCCESS or
gPAIDfSG s. ROCEESS CIRCUS.
Durins The week the following galaxy Of stars VIII porfoIni
NJ. JAMES MELVILLE, the lerhc Ansr1lan SeniAtion
Ride: Mile NELlNA LOHALE tho tslutifl cd daring
qGestiieuue hoTn Paris: Sed0r JJAt MOHiEEIkOE the
wonderful Spanish Coutofiio.it Clowns Near hENhbf,
AUSTIN ed EDOUAHD. Toglth,r With oil the Old Eegcr
rrd their beautiful send u Hgi ncuds the wonderful
h1re HIRAM. Performances Oh WEDNESDAY aid sAlCh-
DAY, 81 a O'Clock ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OrFicE OF rm

a
~ C0Au.sOSEE5 oY TANKS AND ACE,,srNTs. No. 3!
Chamber A. EeSYoIb Jan. J. lG6Noice !. hrrby gwen
thu: Assessment Hos Of Real and Personal E.st~ Of tic
on MONDAY the lh inst,nt for public usrcion Ill
continue open until the a0 day Ap Dc g. rca.yc. AL
taxpayers earnestly zoe ested 90 call end sziuo the
in order ttz' ly IN The sFcsue s nay De- corrected
Also m persons entitled by n. to reduction Of their
by Of their Dclg Gle ioT mtLy
vices nd al literary charitable iu .iou, by law exempt
from tasaicB TeQueed make application such ellc.
don exemption previous 20 the cl0le o the rolls on the 9th
de- Il April
The foipg section Of Ire Act Of APRIL H. 1889 is Published
10. TIL inform stion Of tEIp.vers.
sEcTOs ~ During the time the book shall of pablo
1sneo Ion heretofore provided application may be de BY
any person 4terng usei ed by the asccd value
ton ~ HI real pgrsoua estate TO hssc hc corrected IA
Application be mad. ~ resti0 20 u aseed valuation Of
Tesl Il mu e made Va writing ftstiur tic ground q OLE
jecions the ard there the m spr examine
into The coLJqt al1 m ihe ildgne thc f1eut
~oneoathy ths the 70 be corrected fsush police
ion 8Je IN lsion to he tale,
tho shall be eara "a Lbesr oath by tie sid C,I4lus
siouc shall be authorized to adn mister c os
them an il N their ndfsent the esSr'rl e-rouoous hey
email the De- corrected and Ga tAe amount 81
1eu. they may iecye 20 10 IT and declare h, g.
ciion thereon within thirty days RE- -uch spr iou h have
lsl them No TtiUcin isl be- 3" D. fac Board
Of Supervisors o. any zeal e so ess iu
pofed lal this unless shan appear undel olh s
ton Tat the esievrd unable {. NeLd within The
pe:od p1eacIil o The correction ir by q cs
res srbsencc from The city Law u 1850 Clapief$p SEC
4. ). Wit4tNsoS,
J. w ALLEs,
: ~ BROWN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
LIPS and REAL

q
u ESTATE to be- LEASED - CrtON.-Sotice hereby
svsl hat Controller viii MONDAY, April Is 1871 ~
II O'Clock moor the Cit Kan las" ~ bid a. public a.ci51,
feyea the ls ard ss belonging q tie Corporation 4of
the tenn q tive ear iI2n the tls' tly C., ho. l6ll
Ae TIE IDFlS Prl g. S-ISrl. pfinics NO ~ Aur
= aui ILRt HOUSES -ud LOTS "a Ns:cE,t ~ = i
Cats ,ncs uiuE the rrip!on loctio1 q feri e.
ROBr. ~ HAYS ControI'e-.
City OF NsV.YoEk Department. fluaace, CorToes Ohce,
Hafrl {. lEfl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
y,O MERCHANTS, statesmen, &c.-Pmties
u - 600 REWARD.-I will pay $1,000
Bcar0 an0 iiooms.

4 GENTLEMAN and WIFE, ard one or two
~ SINGLE GENTLEMEN, obtain BOARD "a private
W - n :ery Geabs ieighboJiood, hy spyids 10.
- Wet 3iihSt.. 9Th av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

J., grH HE4r" ~, AIyticgocr.
sNRlDAY, April 10, nj . O'Clock q. H., a. Ne. 81
4 L,wrr st. tctwten NiiouehbyEt. sld fu'ton-ay,
br5osyl hsl 900 FC1N TURF, sod C.iri .od
Piano nv Gilbert: handsome French plato Pier o.
srbs aud bro fooyoci PcTlr SIc III. pieces
nj 81; Csuir! Ts.c: Iacs Clthu4 oil Psair 20; rsos7"y
marble top CHAMBER Fruitors; Tlre'ry Bus'e lld san
Clrpets rnd Oicl1tas, Co fistrl'- 50.
SAME DAY,
At IL O'Clock tie Cen; m slls-oous "il'ashby
Pearl e.,
isr~ end geuesl assortment Of FURNi1CAEi rneco-i
Poeicise With r,geHo,l NAB. amy, d walnut Pgfr fuI.
Der AID Dl1rgro'u Furniture Hair tl'Its-es, Csgos Oil
cloths, 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
0nilets, 6a,0warc, Sc.

TN F.AIE, SIIEET-lR0N, zINc, &C.
sa ais ssnauEhsE pnsIE. CHARCOAL anj coKr,
ZINC. COPPER. sPFLTFR BS,s .s TN WJis,ss
sw 'ss ~ a A. X!i0hs0a & Cs., No. E.s .fa:.e.,t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
Gteamhcats ard Railroads..

NOR FISHKU.L ald NEWBCRGN, lAEdls,
L II COUSWkLI, com SPEiN0, anS WIS PUNE
O. aud .ue,dsy Apu f6l, tle steamboat NiLL8aa
KENT Isyt Ngtc. ~. Fi1 leave now lots rom tt
iiobiusou..t every TUESDAY end fElpaf, - p n Re
sgniig VII .e.Se f4-Eii every NEDH@sOA ala oaiLA-
FARE - CENTS.
Ccr.,p Atom rlsss from NeNcrk SD trrn y ssy
time auriug tho .ae wefs viii be sold a. - ceas each
WALTER HEEff Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

\ T. MONTGOMERY, AUctOncer.--7J0 cas,s
-. eoOTs. sHOEs. and BRoGtNs, st AUCTION c1
THURSDAY iIr l 90 l0 O'Clock. a. re o, T. }. DAVIS
Co 40 n C6urs ndt.t cJmprlis q llta ri-ar'- eft O.
r,sa City made aud Pa .j9ds aJspfsl Do spin tret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

sal~ro'ni No. p, Massey T.. orp-..ie q fo,sOfice
MINER q ThyRP vii sell AZ auction on
w FRIDAY Aad r. 5oi b II a,c = g, q ~ .ate re
1f..s No q Pire.trr a.. coated ilcGSEHDlp FiRSi-
n IRE eonsius - B-cse.. srl srsn Carpets Ma
uIg as5gsgy '1l Dtrs sud Cla.s aAosa2y sideoosTj,
mahogany l.. t.i a. bio ,Losany Fgrssus Wsst fants,
esd tGl Warlrobss rosewood lgt sad Eisse.s iron
Bel ead. s'ri. Csfrts sal Rods Glassware C.0o.erJ and
kishe. L ,cls.s win hich the sslc VI commence.
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NOTICr 10 INSURANCE. COMPANIES

NOTICE TO INSURANCE COMPANIES -
~ Any luIAnce Company which has igrtd sy policy.
taken any f, upon the buildings burned ont the f Ap!,
inst) tie Irsrise known a Ito tew place. '
ted on NE do PskToad bout niles north Popgke IL,
win c0uier By cDlDipnicgl. MOTTO tltft5ftO
LUTHER i. MARSH Attorney ioI the Heir,
Ds.el Scm.Y (, Apll $ 1871 No. . FinDst
rl'O NERO TTANTS, statesmen, &C.-Parties
Il hssifg cheap goods those having .e'a! isriiio.
pr caing BARGAINS In aby sticc saisi To- IN county
stores y herr Of desirsc arrangement, by sdJesslns A
CATION Box No. l,g72 Pos. Office.
dt.b N1kn REWARD.-1 will pay $1,000
qp ~,OOV reward sr the dscose'y ofthp pe.sano Pc.
sng or either Of them who Gre, the night e Api J,
Ss 70 the Gwel'us h5use bniidlngs tho eu,, III!
s'eI the yde ParS roai about ar miles north Of Porr
keeIs knosgn the Broom Clew psce (- ssid promises
being IN litigation between the cs aud The husband Of TIE late
Eabe n Ciow deecssed and TO- noiuson sufficient 70 con
Mt such person Gr persore
VIII aso pay ) additional reward for The like discovery
Of e person OF PC who SET re 10 the sn te
premises he zine T. ed ia tho SPTiEy q 1855 ar
snnut 90 tn, co.ict such person soIL
Dated New. Yoik, Aprli v. lsjL $500, . ~
JAMES y. TAYLOR, 30 - rins >.
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y. z. DtIkift' .iIl .'i' . ,-,-,., =,
SlIpREME CouRT SALE of VALUABLE
- fhGffRri. 'n.s It., ueaT Jsnosl5 ~ ore' q
o. THuasDhY trrl qs oat :, 10 Ne San "a "a
charge No 80 jsnesst rs By To- No loo isrss
Isu.rssts 21y75 thee story h'lA buis. ,be eics NJ
20 By Tllc ,hreo Story, trici bulldog. Alsf>-
81 MalIst Jauncey rcgrt. =. ~,
Arasrr H. NicoLly, iccgg-eE.
WILL. SELL, THIS DAY, CihHrsddy April
H. AZ I2i o,.o'k e. tho Stock sal,srosn No .sWi'sn
a.. W4n COED ETY. Of IAs u ME- slOCh A.,H
sIDCKS BONilS AND otiC. nj se.eneors SECl X H.,
ALT, ef investments. Tor fai pan''1 -" lord o..iT
srd EnIgr Erp.-.s News. Evening Post ANA tonlAeEla
.lgsr,i..I ts,lte as cau b. obtsnu u tho Sc-guo4r
ALBERP II hICOLAY Go.
Asafiore.s SD S'ock Esossir.
No. ~ MiilAri--l, pea Val
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EOR ROSION nnd PROVlpENOR, via NAV

T. PORT and fall HyER.-Ihe .r.enld sad so2en;
s.srrar RAY SrtTE Can't leWcn lC.rea NeH-l OK .sfi
fly spAY TIU RsDAy snd SATURDAY, At o'ci,,g "a,
ara he EMPIRE SrfgE. Capt. RrHtan o. &C.DA
WEDNESDAY - .n.n.v sl , sc..s - ron Fi"'e
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WILL be SOLD at PlBlU AttiiuS, "a
w The Village of sansegi'es M,y Il. Tai hot NJ af
BARN wiki about a.ry acre. Of nne fam LtSD ,.ste {.
See ,e.s he banks o he hr's1n. aaatoii' '1s WV
OF tie X yer twenty ri..-s each way ,.,,,. ,,D,- ",
For frthrT s.,icaas inGgre .. VIM rANAhh'o"' Nv
len MURRAY al. ~ 4.
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- An TO- /. Call on Pro. NEGILLIoN, In
20 ~ vsrs. e'iaTal ilg'' BVay or ta-c.' H. c.
A. "a ,-u. Aflil r. tLACk \. NJ. Coo e..tonn y 90
r1bri VII ifh O., r4lr f1r.i.u llrifL 81 ZOO. .i'
r,i 1rusuel G.ilc.a a. he COOPFkSrONf SEMINAL
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FERGUsONVlLLE BOARDING ACADEMY.

drstc.ass school for Doh dofao 'fu- Primary
nrpstr cut yr,ra ,u for'c.hscs Riding Remote r3- vi
sge aid riy iaucLc. Interviews daily from ~ Hose
ferry, Bo1kstoe, 30. % Bowery. Snmer 70 - Is
Nav .. IfOilNtN.
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NOUNTRY RESIDENCE 10 LE1-OI the
Pl.sIes aboct n us- f,oa Font Leo Dock. c,-'sir-E
-nls ,eav farie FIRE toc. s'uh1lsc &C. Inquire