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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.
IA An ex,,ao,,linary opportunity for
HOuSEKEEPElsS AND THE TRADE.
Over $l2 OF rich and costly Household Furniture,
This day tFriday), at o'clock precisely,
Comprising the beautiful and costly Furniture contained In
the large dwelling house l32 West Twentyrst street
Seventh avenue whole absolute and peernptor SALE
shine sting English Velvet and Tapestry and
Ingram Carpets rosewood Parior Furniture suite
comprising three fun suits richly carved oil Of which
covered in rich silk broca and Of the best description
Pier Tables Turkish Chairs in blue and
gold satin and moQue Damesk and Lace Curtains fine
Ecgcres Velvet Turkish Lounges rich Sevrcs and
Dresden Mantel Artistic Bronzes Bisque Figures Par
dor Ornamental, &c.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover.
Elegant Bureaus, Beseads IL Hair Mattresses Chamber
Suits rosewood Hronze Clock spring Chairs Mir
Beds and Bedding oak Extension Table, two Sofa Bed
aieas Cut Glass OF every description marble Buffet
Oicloth. rich Chandeliers &C. Sale positive, rain shine
r. W. WKSTCOTT, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

WINTER GARDEN. -
the p odnctD Monday evening, Oct 4 Of comedy
by Miss Walcut, entitled
THE CUP AND THE LIP.
In the selected the comedy will be
found the Of the celebrated comedian, Charles
Waeo Mr. Charles Wacot, Jr, with song. accompanied
by himself the pianofore (s FIRST appearance in his
tive cl,yl; Mr. Charles kcmpIc Mason Mr., Charles Hale
Mr.. G t Ear,on mn MI w Day,dge Mt y T. Morris
The scenery, Properties and Costumes will be and APP
proprate The Orchestra VIII be powerful and effective, led
By the celebrated artist Mollenhauer who will Introduce for
tho hrst time, medley overture entitled
JEFF. DAVIS INAUGURATION,
With the following movements:-l Allegro Caterwaulana
Andane Catgutiano s. Aetuuso Spittoons Tobacco
jnfcano; L. Deviai Q iultiino.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A LARGE AND IMPORTANT sALA
FRIDAY OCTOBER l.

"A LARGE And IMPORTANT sALl
FRIDAY, OCTOBER l.
TO LADIES' CLOAK MAKERS.
We will include IN sale OF Friday
The following desirable Woollens viz:
40 BALES, 25o PIECES BLACK AND
FOR LADIES' CLOAKS.
10 BALES, 200 PIECES, BLACK AND COLORED
KkOADCL0TllS, OF ALL GRADES.
BALES 100 PIECES, HEAVY AND FINE
BEAVER CLOTHS AND TRICOTS.
BLACK AND COIOhED MERINO CLOTHS
ALL FRESH GOODS, JUST LANDED.
To ,ether with
FULL ASSIGNMENTS OF STABLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS.
cas0s"e' ready saTy merging q IS sale
Nos. and II Park place and No. Murray street.
A UCTIoN NOTICE
"A SALES THIS DAY AND TOMORROW,
FRIDAY. OCT 4, AND SATURDAY, OCT. s.
We beg to call attention to the above sales.
FRIDAYS SALE WILL CONTAIN
THE LAROEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
WOOLLENS AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
that has been offered this
SATURDAYS SALE WILL CONTAIN
Invoices of Ribbons Shawls,
Embroderfes, silks, Dress Goods,
Shirts and Drawers, and Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods generally,
Boots Shors-l50 of strictly seasonAble goods
Received direct from manufacturers.
Soft Hats-An invoice. In variety.
Catalogues ready morning Of each days sale.
WIN. TOPPING co. Auctioneers,
Nos. . and II Park place and No. Murray street.
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD; TRAINS FOR Albany,
Troy the North and West leave Chnmbets street at
and II a. NJ, ana 10 and 1913 T. NJ
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN arFan snfnt-ISpicss Train Tor Albany. Troy,
North and West leaves Twenysxth street station ~ II A.
H. For local trains time table
JOHN BURCiiILL, Assistant Superintendent
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9 being organized - Colonel Elliott. Under the special
W lecs II The secretary % War Companies tu- have
opportunity to atmch themselves to first class
it Apply - headquarters, 70 Major a. O. CASTLE, 2tj
Fourth s.ieet, Wasi.usion square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

q 4 j. BOGART, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY, AT II
y. o'clock at the auction No North William street.
Sheis sale Of elegant Household Furniture rosewood
Sofas Palor Easy and Reception Chairs Gas Chandeliers
Velvet and Brussels Carpcs Oicoh carved rosewood Bed
Wardrobe DO Extension Dining Table, ibrary Sui, in
Hair Spring Mattresses, Lounge, Dressin: Glass Iron
Hat Stand Iron Bcdsteads Gard Tables, Bureaus. WASH
stands China Dinner and Tea Sets Crockery and Glassware
Refrigerator Kitchen Furniture
rosewood Plano and Soo large 0ras
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

HEHRY r. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER:IHEkRT H
IL LEEDS CO. will sell, at auction. on Friday, Oct:
a. O'clock At their galleries No - Nassau street valuable
Oh Paintings BY order Of executors line collection OF OH
Paintings, gallery we'll known connosseur,
deceased comprising the works Of Flores Tsmpes. Ge-
Tntore,io Darer Halle, Goxius DAVID Rubens and
others Of great celebrity Aso number Of fine modern
Oil Paintings from collection, and invoice OF
Pictures close invoices and advances
They examined above from Tuesday, Oct.
l, Until day OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

g ~. BOGART, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. NORTH
y. William streetConstae's SALE BY virtue of warrant
directed james Kelly Receiver of Taxes for the city
and county OF New York viii for sale Thursday
1851 II O'Clock In the
No III Nassau street all the Furniture and Fixtures Of the
Stools Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures, Bank Vaults Iron
Safes, Carpets Oilcloth, &c., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

IL LEEDS co. will SELL auction, Saturday, Oct.
at lU O'clock sassroom No % Nassau To
sc.iones hotel keepsrs &C. The entire INVOICE Of French
decorate tables Green Fruits Chocolate Figures from The
celebrated house of Masson Of Paris Flowers and Vases
ner parties Numbers and Letters Of Al sizes icr military;
Trunks Paper Boxes &c Patcs de Foe Gras, of various
numbers other articles for decorations Of tables Ac
The received direct Paris with directions
be sold without the highest bidder Can be
amined the morning of sale above
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A UCTIQN NOTICE-A FAMILY GIVING UP HOUSE
N keeping will dispose Of all their Furniture private
sale Mt sacrifice cash. consisting of two Paror
Suits covered in rich brocatei each suit May $500
win be sold one suit a. SOD, and for $50 rosewood Etc
ding Curtains Carpets &C. Apply at 2d Wavcrley place,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

nR. HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED
IL his diseases of certain class IN heh
has than fifty thousand without
failure His great remedy DR. Hunters Red Drop,
certain diseases when regular treatment and all other
remedies fall cures without dieting restriction in the
habits Of the patient without the Disgusting sckcn.
Ia. OF al other remedies; less
than six II the poisonous tnt the blood
absorb unless the remedy used 1t is 81 vial and
cannot he obtained gennuc anywhere than at The old office,
M Division street Book for nothing that treats OF the
rtfpt ts of ear " abt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

vxTANTED-A RETAIL STOCK or DRY GOOD
w amounting from $4,000 to Si2,00o. Any person ha
ing such and wishing dispose Ii for cash. may
dress A. b, box ft3 Herald Office.
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NATIONAL ZOUAvES, TENTH REGIMENT, COLONEL
IN John f. Bendix stationed at Fortress Monroe.-Pci-
sons wishing % join THIS can do 50 and be forward
criing Offices $50 Broadway, and Fiftyeghfh street
Third avenue. Lieut. Col. ALEX y. ELDER,
Quartermaster A. SEEIlEY,
Recruiting oclccis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

MORTGAGE SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF CHATTEL MORT.
Ul will sell at auction, Saturday, October o, al
lu o'clock at I'll Centre street. Machinery comprising one
Cutting Drilling Machine, lot OF Pullies Betting
Vices, Hammers, Saws Chsels, Screw Plates with Dies
Work Benches Rocket Cramps Punching Frames Tongi
for fitting Lead Pipe ior punching Scales Desks Chat
Table Iron Safe Wrenches Anv Press Stove and every
thing contained In said establishment.
HENRY WEST. Attorney MOrtgaRee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23


A4-GREATDRAwBACK to'person emigra-
ting to the extreme south and western
country, is the feHr they have OF the Fever
and Ague-lhe most dtreful otalltiseases!
Every day we hear. Of persons attacked hy
this disease, and made helpless in a. short
ume,-witloutany mems st atfording re-
lief. ln.view of the great demand for a
remedy DR.. HOstetter has presented his
Celebrated Stomach I3itters, whose curu-
tive powers for all diseases of the stomach
have been universally acknowledge.
The Bittcrs, prepared after a long expert
epee and deep study, b1ve received the
encomiums of the most eminent pllyBiviNus,
"s[well as all classes. from every part Of
our country. To those who doubt their
many virtues, all We can say is to try them,
and Judge for themselves respectively
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
Gcg=sss advertisement in another. coll
rumn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
HOSTETTER'S
IS toma Oh Bit ers!

Tlie prnnretors and manufacturers ofIIosTHr-s
1htE.S CELEultATED= STOMACH EITTERS can
appeal With perfect confidence physicians and citI
Eelis generally Of the United States, bOcnuSs tho
article has attained reputation heretofore nm
known: A few facts nPon this point will speak more
powerfully thnn volumes Of bare assertion or bIakon
lnS pnlery. Tho consumption Of ITo5tetteFs StoIn-
aeh DiterS tor the last amounted TO over hnf
million bottles. aud from tE mnIset steady creRSe
tn times past, # is evident that during tile coming
year the eopsnmPtiun will reach near one million
BOTTLES; Til" iminense Rmuunt enuId never have
oNeh SOLD but for tic rnre medicinal properties con-
taihni In the preparations and tile sanction OF the
most pTUniuent physicians IN those sections Of tie
country where the article Il best known, who not
only recommend the itterg 10 their patients lint
are ready at times to give Testimonials t6its Ell.
Sey IN nIl Cases o. stonnec arrangements and the
This l. ni,t temporary popularity. obtained by
extraordinary Efforts In the why trumlPtimS tho
Quality OT the BItterS. but solid estimation Of an
GlvahbIe medicine. which Il ,lastineI 10 be ns en-
during Is time itaelf 49, 10
liostetters Stomach Bittcra lat proved CoiseDL
regions where fever anil nEiIc and various other
bilious complaints have counted their yictji IN
hundTcds. i" lee able 10 state toaadcntly tlatihe
BittefHY area certain euro for the Dyspepsia and
like diseases Is to the pTopFiGtOFs X IliTcG 1ur.
alleged pleasure. ItreniOSes all mnrfiI matter GTn
the ainInacil. puriies the blood. and r. tS! ne
heWed vitality to the neEvguS Bysten, gvin. thai
tone ami energy Indispensable for The restot ion Of
nenlth' II operates upon the stomach, liver, aud
other diSestlSe organs, mildly hut powerfully and
som restores them tn condition essential 10 Tie
heaItlIy discliarge Of the functions Of natbIe,
Elderly lcrsnns may use the RItters diiIyRS pcr
dirCetinnS the bottle and they vii di,i in Il a
sumulalt peculiarly adapted to comfort declining
year, as it tS pleasant to the palate. iuy0Tating to
Tue Oolsee,t tHcplent Ne fOicss ands rejnyeratinE
generally. We lave the AvilnncG ~ GlIduzlds IL
ast't men and women pIia hNYs ctpsreDetsi tAeDpn-
cut OF nsinE this preparation while suffering from
atonacl arrangements and general debility; acting
unt tho airirsOI lyl leIAiIs tllAy lJ abaniyn,ti
aIucl and iHifly teStet tie thsrls NJ
tf article few EorIlA to the EentlEF sax. There
Hre certain peHodS when ther cares Rre 80 harassinr
mat many ~ lhnin sink under the trEIl. The,reIa3
t!"n Of mother hnd ehiI tS alsorbingIy tender
mat ntOther, especially II sIa be Young Is \ nj IN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
BUSINESS NOTTCEs,

FEvER AND Aqua CASE OF EIeHr
MONTHS STANDING CURED RY B9RnAvE's
lioLLAxD BlrrERs-Michel, Kelly, No. III
Seventh, near Grant street, says:
"Last July, while running on the river,
on a cotton boat plying between Natchez
and New Orleans, / was taken with Fever
and Ague. For eight long months suffer-
ed with this dreadful disease The greater
part Of this time | was unable to work,
and spent at least ffty dollars for different
Three weeks ago, one of nv friends insist
ed upon my trying Beyhapss Holland Bit
fsLS, saying that cure sVaS 0uarantesd.-
After taking il for cue week, must state
was sound man. I hive been at work
now for two weeks, and have had no return
of tho ChillS and Fever whatevsr."
certify that the above statement Is true.
TuoMAs ADAMS.
Diamond House, 5or Mt Il. Chester's
Gothic Hall. TapI-lm
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ICorrsapondense Of the baltimore sun.l
Highly Important News.
ANNAPoLIs. Anril

The. steamer Maryland arrived here this
morning, hnving on board Col. Butler and
eight hundred Massachusetts troops, en-
route for Washington The steamer is
now lying alongside of the US. ship Con-
stituIion, ut the Naval Academy, aud all
the gntes leading from the city to the yard
are locked, and additional Watchmeu guard
ing the entrances. The Constitution will
convey the troops to Washington.
The telegraph Office at the Annapolis
junction has 6een taken possession of by
the government, and the above despatch is
sent BY pony express.
Another steamer With troops is now
coming in Tue hprbOr,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

90rTuE RrvER,-There were, thirteen
nnda half feet water in the Ohio yester-
day, and falling. The Eunicc came up
from below, and will remain here for some
time. She WAS geily decorated with inuu.
merable miniature American flags. The
Courier was also here with her flag uufnrl-
ed and her Union jack flying. There was
no business aoing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

BI~ GoSE,To TaE wAR.-A company of
one hundred men, under command of
Capt. Wallace, left Murtiusville yesterday
morning for tho war. Some six or seven
of the company were from this city,
aud an equal number from bridgeport
On Sunday evening the company marched
up TO the Presbyterian church, where they
we're addressed by the Rev. BIZ. Fitzgerald
and the Rev. Mr., Nesley ia patriotic fare.
well sermons. The former named gentlc-
man, on the part oF,the ladies of the town,
presented the company with flag, which
which was received by Capt Wallace
The prominent ctizsns of the place have
pledged themselves to support the families
ofthe volunteers. Barnesvilie, also. has
sent company, and on Saturday last two
companies were organized in ST. clatrs-
VILE. Thus every little village and town
viii soon have living interest in the war,
and the whole country will be on The. tip
Toe Ofsxcitemeut to hear the news.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

EGS~ NEWS EuoN BALTIMORE AID ALONG
TUE RAILRoAD.-We learn from passeu-
gers who reached this city yesterday mora n,
ing from Baltimore that all is yet excite
ment ia the Monumental City and the
whole population wets under arms. Itsis
thought by our info:mNnts that It is not so
much the design Of the citizens of Balti-
more to prevent the passage of troops
through tue State as to secure the safety
of life aud property in the city. The pas
sengers contradict the report ABOUT the
Seventh Regiment having possession of
Annapolis Junction, though nothing was
known as to what the Federal troops had
done or what they designed to do. Pas.
scugers from Washington and Baltimore
for Philadelphia came up over the Balti-
more and Ohio RailrOaaJssterlay morn
ing and will go around by Pittsburg. this
being considered the quickest route in the
Fresentdam1ged condition of the railroads.
lIarper's Ferry is still in possession of
three or four thousand rioters, who seem
to occupy themselves chiefly by drinking
whisky, yelling for jeff Davis aud .scarch-
ing the trains. which latter operation is
REGARDED as a " big thing by the happy
individual who is too happy in having the
important military exploit to Perform
The pistols displayed by these gentlemen
are OF such extraordinary size and length
as to puzzle our informant. He says they
arc aot exactly guns, aud yet not properly
pistols, being little too snort for the one
and not quite long enough for tho other.
We are pleased to see that the trains
are by no means delayed, but continue to
arrive promptly aud safely.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

LOUISVILLE, April pa movement is
on foot, which will probably be adopted ia
a day or two, between the civil and mill
tury authorities OF Louisville, JetFerson-
ville aud New Albany, to prevent invasion
by hostile troops from either North or
South so long rs Kentucky preserves her
present status.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

es-soNs twenty or thirty young men
OF tn's city, have gone and are preparing
70 90 for soldiers. Some have enlisted in
Nhrtiusvtlls, SOME in, Pittsbargh, and some
In Columbus, a party of fnurile last
evening, fOFthe latter place. Ten young
men, employed by Rusbey, Little, and Co.,
have left that establishment for the war.
within the past two or threedays.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

NEw OnLEAXs, April 22,-The steamer
Hannah NJ. Johnson, leaving Pensacola
yesterday morning, reports eight war yes
sei@ oil the hHrbUr. Supposed with REIN
.EOrctments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
n57-NLLrAay PaEpAaArloN.-Tle Rar.

-------lP
EMLtTARy PREPARATIox.-The war
like news Of the last day or two and the
decree the traitors have issued through
John Letcher, has Mt last most effectually
convinced our citizens that there Is no
time to be lost II they woall preserve their
liberties. The determination to do this is
already taking shape, au,i they are enga-
ged almost night and day with prepara-
lions for organized defense. Companies
are formed .qnd forming, and every spare
hour is gtven'to organizing new companies
AMI drilling those already formed
Company a. Washington Home Guards,
elected tue following officers: Captain,
George Trimble; LIST Lieutenant, ]. We'd
dell 2nd Lieut., John B. Trtmble; srd
Lieut., a. W. Campbell; Orderly Sergeant,
T. H. Norton. The Wheeling Guards
elected Captain, Il. B. Hubbard; lst
Lieut., r. RadetiE; 2nd Lieut., Thos. L.
Taylor LIST Sergeant, L. D. Wait. These
two companies were organized 10 Centre
Wheeling. An adjourned meeting of the
company formed IN the 4th Ward, was
held night before last, and the following
officers elected: Captain, Andrew Britt,
lst Lieutenant, Joseph, Britt; End Lieut..
Thos. oBrien; LIST Sergeant, FRANKLIN
Caldwell.
Our citizens are enrolling themselves in
these home guards with a willingness and
will which shows very clearly Tint the
spirit that animated our fathers is revived
in their descendants, aud that we are not
TO be subiugated by the satraps of treason.
And well may we be active and instant in
preparing for we know not how soon the
impending danger will confront US. Now
more shan ever ia it true that s.eternal Wig
lance is the price of liberty
The Union Guard, which consists
already of some seventy citizens, over As
years of nge, mot last night at the Court
House, and after appointing committee
to draw up Constitution aud By-laws for
tn, .govcrnmeDto of the association, aijourn-
ed to meet this evening at o'clock, when
the officers will be elected and the organic
cation perfected. The association resolv-
ell at its first meeting that tue ordnance
changing the relations of the state with
the Federal Government, was an usupa-
ton of powsraud IN act of treason again st
the general Government.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
esterday's Sun also says :

The steamer Louisinna, which arrived
from Norfolk yesterday morning, reports
that the o. S. officers were destroying all
the Government property at the Navy
Yard, and tllatthe o. s. steamship AIerri-
mac, the frigate Germantown, aud other
government vessels have been scuttled.
{ TheEU. S. steamer P.lWnee, from. Wnsh-
ington, Ind landed Government troors Rt
Old Pointssafter which abe proceeded TO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

BosToS, April 2I.-Fletcher Webster,
son of Daniel Webster, addressed a vast
meeting in State street to-day. 1t was in
regiment, to be commanded by himself.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

Tie above prospectus haSinp 20 this date bcen
ppguShsd IN only one Of our lcaluE papers for ten
dRyS 40 extra ed9rts to got Etoek taken have beSn
ma yet the pnblie well appreciate the SOund.
neas Of the enteIprpc that over tWn hundred thous-
and delATa Of tue stock has already been taken We
would Etgte that the shares SIS each paid
n ful without further liability: transferable BY de-
livery; registered only when dividends are teeSved
Any peg5Qn money to spare. can, by the puF-
Chase Of shares In, the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that viii pay largely anu hold
stock that sfnly converted into cash without los
answered. misc + SS1sSTS -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
Missouri Mining COMPANY,

incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
oAPITAI4 sTOCIk--..s..sl. ...........tsS 100000.
HIS COMPANY Is'FORMRD FoIt THE PUR-
!. pse Of advancing the great mining interests &c
.tt state We do not prI'fefg 20 bV governed by
purely rhilanthroPie mgILFes In Initiating this en-.
terprtse We believe thai the stock can IL made to
pay large dividends and at the same tuis rurc real
sood accomplished and sreatr progress made in de.
feloTng and making known the hSt6RIShinE mineral
~. u of Missouri, Than by the uAe Of ve times the
amount OF odt capital invested IN any other business
I We shall make the office Of our Company a cum.
ntrte mining bureau Of The mineral resource OF thu
SuLs. We have power uu,leri our chaFfer 10 pur-
SINS and sell mineral lnusFS r[herSveE IoeASs-Ira
9hsSouFf Great inducements viii Uc offered to cnl,-
liHsg aud mining HdvSutnrtrS, who desirS. 30 pHr.s
Company. - -
Z We rEFPeetfuly solicit the attention Of All WHO
nave minetal lands for sale TO send uS statement
1.-the tams describing the Kind VI minerals on their
the humber Of acres the location, and the low
ent a price they Arn Willing to take f0r Eil lands
w Rhall Work only such mines as pay lafge,y but
iail open and prove uoat u the lends sell. Tho
books Tor subscription to the stock are Upon Mt
the ONCE Of the Company, Main Rtrret, northwest
ectnsF OF LocuGt, over Merchants Hank. entrance
No. II IoenAt street. All who feel interest 10 this
business, aud have money, VIII do we'll to call and
rnoScrtoe Those Wishing stock. living ont rf the
city, Tan secure Il BY enclosing ten peT cent Of the
amount wanted to the President OF Treasurer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
90 Z. Qili51I.lIagra.l9Ir.
Reported for the Daily Tntelligencer
-. TROOP at 0oekeysvills--Dridges

Rebuilt.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22-Ihe Southern
wires are still down. A gentlemun from
Washington reports that lie passed. Cock.
eysville, fftecp miles from Baltimore, and
saw nm encnlnpment oftroops !, 50Ostronv.
w6iSh had been tLr>,u.n forward trer M.
Soriiisrn Central road. the bridges having
been Febnilt6y carpenters proterted bs de-
lachmenIs of troops.