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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16
BRICR MACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes With only tEo-hors power, aoGoo
SPLENDID BRICKS per day with well d.
hned ecizes and r1r.isarm lengths II the ma
ehfrs dos no. perform what We claim for tx
evm take Il box aud refund tie Honey-
Addrezs ABRAM BEQUA- General Assn&
10 B:uodvay, View York sehessneyod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16
PESss CJRE F0R CoXSIWTToH
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save 1orse4f Fron S1rknes-Ta<
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16
MHY Nor ~ THE BEsT.

VIM Sor" ME BET.
Over twenty yeaz, Increasing dsnunit has
esszhlhshed The Esc4 tlzzs 9E-1rEzEvssF YlESE-
T1AS HArKDTE i the bsf u The vcEId Il
Is The eheapess sIBe ius1sz rsHalEs. AID nsoss
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

on RECEIPT OF ONE DOLLAR I
" VII furnish printed Instructors hy which
anyFeEun can SEQ ufre q business aIfapted both
to cities and vfIEllstss, and By which they can
secure handsome income InyalidS even.
can do well hy L, a. Il Is no peEldInE atIlsfE.
hzt business that Is hEEhIy respectable Five
dollars VIII bay every thing neeeSSarr TO COM
mence the 6CzSIuESS with, and 20 nom than
pay Eha expenses Of Eerffng eSfahItshed- me
ArE5G3eSean be procured almost anywhere, O.,
u pGefsTreE1 can furnish them
AddrSs LOCESI- NEEESI1SS, No Is Grand
street. New York. iup senlEsl apCtEln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

Ii TIE POPULAR PATENT MEDI-
N ems OF The 6lT H1r sale BY QTEBERT
Chernksts end Of stone EsrAaga ma
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16
HAVANA AND II. ORLEANS
THE RALTIMoRE AND HAVANA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
O. ". LANGFTTT.
ATTORNEY at Law

O. ". LANGFTTT.
Attorney at Law
WILL PROMPTLY .CTTESD 10 AL
w bzlDs iaErE~zsi 70 his care IN WIes1
virginia, or sEy o1ce- STATE d Ike Urtss1t
C:aee O. Main szress- o-E the Rznk q
y-hEsltzz- WsS- Va Apzi-I1ss
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN That
N EaErE No H. d-E@n by a DsArlzDE1DC
z Co. Ez-0c z Wit fo- TEtrr--Svs 5oGzrs
ara canE5gnsi az1t1Ss 1ezDEEzzinz & a par
zriiz-i1s EDWARD WHITE
O,0RSS. BCSIoS AND ALL DISEASES
y q TIE fsss. INSTANTANEOUS and sLe0ciozs,
eCrs ~I-hSuE pain O. nl=ssttnE-
DIR. Kendall
Can b consulted a be-gto.o-z az NeLUEE
HOUSE GuzG lfoSpAX EyEE<es- ApEI IsSEz-
North " kls=iEElz. Azsi e1JEEzS ard EsCuEGEzE az
the most fuye.e-2ts kind cuEsTf By L. RzE-
dali ~ntc6 have nsTEr reSCIDest-
-ilE- ReEl12l ;hzse gEarS ago SucEd pain
on repeatedly EIrloCzr sl7n-ess- Ear an hap
pay 80 SzazS tEsE The EocEs[ fss sEe=fsf1 4 EsE-
fecG cEEE, without pain ! think hS skill d.
seCS eneoEzS=EEnt-
J. HCoSSELET.
FITTn Of COanEET. Cos & en-
Cur IN The to-egosnz certificates -hsx d. Zen
dali renaoys e1gus EIEhcai pain
?. P PEEHoSE.
Ihea-sEE eozscur IN tE.s aE.oTs-
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ThocsaadsoETesstmoa gwen yEzsss zFtzr
tie oESzrIO1- can bs SCI april
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16
TITLES WHITE OIL

4zrzrzaeszrsd ensy by Z ". & G. z LrT-
Tx a Co. ScntEsyiIie- Va
ARer E10r year n Szzspensfoa fl eo1a-
fsTIE1es n EhE As1s ~. Ne have FEsuHaE1t the
fszzzzzlaEaErsz d LE1ss SaIlskbs IE5fn1zn1- 80
wei EEaTEu n TIE PubI5G- IGs reputation
wss BEn established ard E1s TIE gE1zraI
r2s-scsznssgs6 fEsz United SsaSsg- and the many
oszaEEs ard letters II IEsqaEry which are daily
ossEG seci=tTefi ~ The PEppF1etoEs- give ample
.essiEloaq tflzE IL sfneieneE : still FErnEIu-
hszrEft FIE me fhOGEasEsriE TEsg have sold and
lsssss Il NessFs- BcfIABEs. KRAFT & Co Of
= fesesiIlz- are coErsEEHlsSt our sois agEupa 1OT
EesE kr1ETz1zs, arzf1 Fzsp%lEf1uy rex All
tledfa frEEa Kat sac To LEEfa.
" C. z LITTLE eco.
EschEttTfils, Val : Phi lsE, I7as-
Ten ETnggs E.fttE4s Hfits on Just received
asEta-IW NecAsE 4co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

NEEP YOUR PREMISES FREE FROM
n foul Odors and LnPuFs atmcSPheEes by
using The American DeodoriSsr and DSStn-
Hospitals, PESteS Drains. &c, Il l. the mos
eonventent, Geanly and speedy D5Sinfaetanf
N tsls Prise, ftfsy Gents Per package A
liberal discount 70 the trade
For sale by NcCABE KRAFT & CO.
ms and Red. kRAFI & CO.
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
The Freedm.n's Bureau and the Wounded
soldiers and sailors.
TO rup FpITOR on TIFF uVuAfD,

am wounded soldier, discharged from the army,
and unable 10 mako living by my labor for nyssf and
family, and aa thousands Of able bodied negroes
doing nothing here but eating rions supplied hy unco
fam, thought would suggest plan by which they
could be employed IN aid of the Thousands vf my nd
comrades told 10 day by the sergeant who ssuos
nations these nisgcrs thar he darbnlcd the last
day forty barrels Of herrngs aioDo besdcs hard
tack ans vegetables iunuinorablc, willis and my VITO
and little children can hardly Got sSocRb 20 eat
think u Congress expects 10 feci two millions ol
nsgcn al the public expense, they must certainly never
expect ~ pay their public debt Why, sf, Sih oost
the pri OF retion-t4cnty i've cents pr day
one hundred aud twchty millions ~ doafs
JAMES TOvEE iata Iryate the United States Army.
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

fcrarHfF, Ky, hn.b O. ls1s
John Wasson. President and A. smith Secretary q
me southern Palfs Railroad are srpcctra Lsrs from
Tsrss durns the ve,s. ald . Gsrefsl nsfung y tts
soekboldsrs u s faaa sni iako pses asras tbe rrp
nc mouih
Direct railroad o9fnmunicsion bsi~esn hffe aai Mem
pils ul b. ragdiy completed NJ bairrlle aud Nssh.
vile Ralflsd having ioalsd ias Mampbis Clsfssssas
aad Lssis4ls Ralftd thfss hsuafta ttggasa1 49iafs
FOR that partsae
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
Death % an oia nsuhss,-s.rIsvs M
nsss 90 Dr. Jayne.


Jsa.ss Narln formerly y ths frra u Tlouts MAJ
90 ons q ibs oiSsti atd respectable fiiadsglia
msrclsnis died Saturday asss ssssa,J sstt ysafL
b. David Jayns. ssn knovn ths rsppnstaf %
many granite ard rnssts baisrs 10 ths ely, 10
D. "a Al hs polhi ~ dsah Ne 10 saaenns frym pea.
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

~ Jrta hsfth y, 100
hrs hi.vss -hs r,ss-s ne unsss ss.s-s Espr-~ nss
s-rs.r here too -,<o sso. have b.s. ssrs~ssa ssa
ss sls rs.vsr-s ne rsrasln1ss ~ ths GO ~sssn
p ~pys~s b bs n ne Possesses u Ne osasy mr.s
rvsesrs, ~ ere sin u isna
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

s.yss-s Co.'s, osrr -fss aay'srs.1 =. ~. az :.
49, iss ~ i 's. T ,s,s ~ ss 10. S is.. - - =. % ~ ~
=. = =; -. s. 8. :: = X IN, * "a x * = =
ts,ss., e1ssr. sr-s.l rns -s.'-a ''- .a9srs'a
w1the1t Oar.
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

Hs Tsd.-Tas u % aud feeble a. I afd, Nl rot
allow the oocaslon 10 pas without fssfaing upon ts
raiieucc u this a1dencn r order ~ cay few words
upon question IN which am, snd have ~ doubi yoa
ar deeply Interested Cheer Hss qaestlon nliCh
causes 10 b. where an % night, Ia tts pdai1n
npoffsnfe 10 TIE flt1fr welfare n ths cpun.
tfy that this q1eSiob, this meafafa % confedsfa.
tl0D, fhouh b. coufgmnaisd. rosd fbsers thlnx
Il must 10 aprafent % any uho has ne lglieFt
conception of TIE Fftect tLAt poral glirn u these
yyuyncea mat AZ contequencn bnd ~ tsf intrfesia
aDce, sfiend pfOetarlty and add " oar serlfity
noDd checrsj I myself believe that ne sytsm "
gDTsrnment under vhich IN cou.mon wt. ths
q, Dsrsy and ortsr and bslisvs that tbergh a stoys
enough 10 ths portion q Nj<ih Amsris ~teh Il stdsf
vheh ray become squa 70 kry cher "A sny povssn u
the ssrtb, and that rl r~tound ana eontrbsts V n~
slory hsppsne~ and vsfsrs q The wovid load chsssr
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04
AdministEator's Notice.

,THE undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator Of tbelEstate ofBenjamin
iNclaoR, late Of Milton Township, Ashland
County, Ohio, deceased JAll persopsindebt-
ed TO the Estate are required TO make imme-
diate payment; and9 those ihaying icleims
against the sane will present them Gully ay-
.ihenticated to tho undersigned for allowance.
hag gsw Ipot nGB0.pW. HILL, Adm'ri
Jar. q. lss6tsNS hlons .slgllltn1 40
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04

THE Undersigned has been duly appointed
kdmfnistfhto De bonis non ofithc Estatef Of
ssmdel Msng, lats Of Ashland @ ountyy0hlo,
~deeeased.s IN ni ssIn1s s1Gng9gpD OIL
/. HsyslS-ss2ac aeii ALRRER scoFTia
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04
L.rctaeE v1latQ -

IftcJ1al VIta4N a33Va
In all casesof the Urinary organs, whether
in male or female, from whatever
aaseOrigiaaiing. and no matter Of how lsng
standing. 1t is pleasant in taste and o1or,
imm ediaie in action and more strengthening
than any of the preparations of BarEo or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken down or deli
cate constitutions procure the remedy at once,
The reader mast be aware that however
slight may beihe attack Of the above diseas es
il is sure TO affect his bodily health. mental
powers, happiness and that of hisposterity.
Our flesh and blood are supported from
these sources. lyta aiH .U-o3l
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04

We make no secret of the Ingredients
Helmbold's Flaidi Extract Duchu is crmposed
ofiBuchu, Buhebs aud Juniper Berries. Sc
lected with great care and prepared in yacuo
by II \ HELMBoLTs Druggist and Chemist
Of sixteen years experience in the city, Of
Philadelphia and, whichis now prescribed by
the, most eminent PHYSICIANS, has been admit
ted to use in the United States army, and is
also in very general use in state hospitnls and
public Sanitary Institutions throughout the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04
BENZ. Cunningham & Co.
ilo ASHLAND, OHIO, All a

benJ. iGuHnlngHaM " W
ilo g~tASHLAND, OHIO, ga pa
A REnow preparedto receive and fill all
IN orders from those who desire TO engage
IN raising III valuable and profitable plant.
Aljo, they can supply the Wine in quantity ,i
Without going into details, we submit the
experience Of Mr.. b. Cunningham, Of this
place, from the product Of acre, last sea-
son, as furnished to Mr.. Sweet.
ASHLAND, Nov. l4th, 1865.
Mr.. N. W, SwKET-Dear Sir: You wish to
know how / succeeded IN my wine operation
this season. / will give you my figures, as
have kept an account of every item: 300
plants at q cents per plant rent Of land,
barrels, sugar, drayage, labor and all other
expenses, to storing in cellar, $l,llO,l9. i
made 1900 gallons Of wine, which, OF 80 per
gallon the price it readily brings at ! year
old. would be So, 100, From my plants cut
1870 sets which / have sold at.20 cents per
plant, making 81 Ala. Wine at one year old
and plants S6,5T0. Deduct expenses $l,l7O.-
tl0.Ne S5,403,S1 all from acre of ground
Yours truly B. CUNNINGHAM.
7-a Nile ~, ASHLAND, o., Jan, l, 1855.
We, the undersigned, cheerfully certify
that we have for q long time bsen well ae'
quainted with BENZ. Cunningham and do con
slider him perfectly reliable, and believe his
representations with regard to Rhubarb
Wins entitled to full ere dit. % fti.5a orr
.sibG W URlE, Co. Recorder, Ashland, Q.
EINGMAND, Probate Judge do
JWsyITH, Attorney do
JR SQUIRE, Druggist do
PHI CLARK, Physio an, F'ieL do GEf
q PANC0AST, Druggist, do AGO.,
4 79' i POTTER, Druggist, do .1,
Orders for Wine and Plants solicited. Send
for a pamphlet containing IN account Of its
products and cultivation, to,
" I'd. CUNNINGHAM 3 co.
Jan. l7-3m325 ~ Foo hdhi sAshland, O..
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04

ssn,ttoJsnSE ddyssss
80 NO. ,on ,receipt,of d
~ % 1874. 81 rs IL aiIesl
'io.ory Ss u. ,"s 10 wm
o.. anH Te JIo Ch;,f ,os
oI p.NSod 49, IN.
Fi a'TvN nm Tho Death
E,Thraham 1--WE oil
,oOo,n Nv - bai.RE
1,,s AiIUn;n D;xie. hv Tnei,
80 II pst6cdaisi1Sasf o
Sang forthetTi mes
Nv Tuoke
,mJ.oneIv s;nee) M DrN
I,oft Ma bv M. Ke
1,a onvoy down in
ponbsylyany, by Hans
4 Ral;eve Hero ltaie diosif9ih
AZ hv /, II. NJ
IHavsSoo much 10 TenJR
..LethinRestjI ATrib.sp9l
ute to the late; Iste-,;a I.
nben q Forter. and :
ambeli,hed with his
likeness. by Hen,
limerick is beautiful.
Y,Sards byBorScShlpsdl-
.CSuic, 4. pant
| TIE iast, song andanis
| Chorus, by Henr
Little House hnaerthepf ~
.9Hill, by .de7udO EaC,
Leave me Not in dark
70 Despair byHFs INA, n,
| Mind hou That byii ii II.
! Moonlight with Thee, r Ne
| NV Beautiful Lizzie, j. Nj
| *Niy Polly Ann. Comiopayi
| Mothers blessing IF W
| Maggie Moore Pc !,
NV 1~ngeIBoy,2 Ut SOL
Music on the Waves.
Duet, by CIV
Never deemJimy Love has
oon Cbonra NV In
con
Tell A., ne s, Git,lsI ','df 80 y W
~, w. nono sovGood
N;gh, IN Nc In
Trns6me aHlin all, o,iqIs
mi at all Words NV,
II T-enpyson 9H W r
n Tg'FSrssSr M~;JsatdAI
In Dreamero
FOR q Iifar. & wi
pasns6d6 Ista,s6fdibaoiuS
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04
AND

guibhH yitGH 0lRUSrE ssaS IRA
Sent I'd ans 4ddIssss FREE ybaPosFAak
19,s sboog yon reeeipttef priss. edI ssd Of
va iotoGrpv t Il qIasst. Song IleeT ~ ., bo15Ro
and Chorus by VIM. kgBradburypd8
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-04-04
,a.HyS1AiNs, PLEASE NOTICE.

70 .oi1p5 1i ;l.b'aa 1.ar srcI'sgt .rGgHo
So gH5.ag oo77s aa5 bua gris.g1. d aa
% iH5iieaf 9f 'lai .darfo yrIig'I. 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15
~ II
s4rcRD4r. DEcEuBER Is. 1sss.

ItIthDdI. Eh , 20
SIX MAvrF1crtEsl ~ CALHoENuL-A manuactory has re-
Gently bern erected IN san jose, with tb~ patronage and aid Of
TIL wealthy meu bcst~i there The proTretor are Nessrs.
Ne-iham $ Myers. zHp are sad 70 b. familiar with the work
they undertake Il IS intended chiefly 10 encourage The groEth
Of California silk, u Ehieh much attention has hem paid the
past year. IL Is Dot, however, expected that California wi
produce Immediately all the raw material r-qureii but there
being 10 duty in America On the importation q raw sIE, the
propd@tocs think they can obtain all the uated,I required
tDu China AMI Jsfan, especially after the establishment %
steam communication =th th"ss cpuutr--, ELich all lie IN =
few weeks II s th-ir intention o. have their msuuf4ct0Ty in
operations carry III ensuing spring. Tie only serious draw
back % IN eutsrIri-e viii he the high pre- of Labor. for th-ir
ware must r-os-ssrIy c1sne in competition Ehh those produced
by the cheap labor og EuroIG AMI A-ia- This obstacle thy
European sill w-ayers-
Respecting The absv- euterpris-, Nr. l. Provost. q san Jose.
communicates thu fIfoEinZ 10 tlc Stockton IsfePeHacHL The
statement % Tie value q c1cy5ss ~iA Le interesting 10 sucI a.
are ex--rimeutin= IN sHs culture
Aher s0mc SDrE os tie part % the eitE-ns herr. and q Gen.
Nazl-e in particular, = . have succeeded la getting the pioneer
six factory heated here We have gwen tho-- engaged in the
entcrPrs- tEeuty-dsr acrTs q land e. . 20 the city, aI IN a
Ene- healthy Dcs.on- l have discovered thai a great number
% persons fF0m san francisco have been visiting the parties
preparing o. manufacture -Is. aud asking them what price
thy Wi pay fr cTO1ns, ard not having Consulted the pre-
seut prices tL-y have put the price too low I think I can b.
81 -me service D. all -h=- UhO intend D. - into Tie culture q
SILK, IT. giving them the regular puc--, which I translate from
IL hoH'fsHT t-ik m"uItOrJ- published IN Lyons, France
That paper j. csD-nleret the standard anDug ~ ralsers- IL
Contains cou-sp1nIeuc- and transztans regarding silk from
all parts % the globe From is columns ! translate the price
Of cocOous, a. follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15

The average Of oil falls a little under last seasons
catch, while the bone exceeds il. In the Ochoisk.
the whales being mostly small and young, the
amount of bone taken has been comparatively
trifing while in the Arctic it has been unusually
large. some Of the ships turning out over 1000
pounds Of choice bone TO every 100 barrels. The
usual average yield to each hundred barrels is 1900
pounds. At present prices the bone constitutes an
important item in the vessels catch. Most Of the
bone that has arrived has been shipped TO New
Bedford direct by the Isabella and Csylon. at II cts.
currency. \ few lots have gone home via san
Francisco and the Isthmus. at j cents gold.
Ships for taking oil to home ports have been in
amply supply this fall. and all the oil and bone
Offering have been shipped. the. former at Il cents
currency per gallon, and bone at II cents currency.
The excellent manner in which oil is slowed at this
port has. We hear. given satisfaction to owners in
New Bedford and New London. We understand
that the loss on the three oil ships CsyloH. L1lati. Blue
Jactetaud ircic, which discharged cargoes in New
Bedford last spring was very trifiing-less than one
per cent. Other cargces also turned out well.
The following ships have sailed for home ports
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From our New Bedford papers We clip the following
SHIPS SsIED-The following xhalers have sailed from New
Bedford on foreign voyages
Oct. 2-ship Canton. Capt. Joshua q. Lapham. for Ind. Ocean.
Ozark Rousseau, Capt. Jas. HayIand. for Pacific Ocean.
BARK Sappho, Capt. Jas. L Handy, for Pacific Ocean.
l-Bark Benz. Cummings, Capt. Chas. llalsey, for North
Pacific Ocean
l7-Ship Narrnso. Capt Jas. c. Little. for 10.
l.-BaTs Andrew, Capt. JAS. b. HuNford, for Atlantic.
BARK Nantho. recently purchased by Messrs. J. 4 ". r.
Niag, = To be fitted for the Indian Ocean, under command of
Capt J In 4. Bette, late Of the bark Brewster. She will sail
about the 18th Of November.
sales have been made IN the New Bedford market Of upwards
cf $1,000 pounds Of shalebone, aHd it il said there is no Arctic
bone nov LETT in first hands.
News has been received at Prterhead OF the Scotch whaIers
Up 10 the time when the news vas forKariel thew had been
very unsuccessful. and the prospects are very Encouraging.
sTF SsLE-5-52nds ~ ship Canton. a. discharged from her
last voyage. was sold az auction recently, by George A. Bourne.
to George Barney, Al the rate o. $500.
A letter from on board the British steam whaIer yisilaut OF
Iceland, sept 5th. reports having taken 1000 hbIs oil AMI a
prospect Of securing 500 bbls more. Would leave for home
last Of November.
NENAToUS--The ship Rosseau, which sailed from this port
on the q % October, was obliged to return next day. the an
sence Of her second mate. Jeremiah Lake. q Providence. having
been discovered in the morning He had secreted himself in
the pilot boat the evening previous. and returned TO this city.
No trace ofhis ~hersshouis has Yet been discover-d.-Nsrcury.
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ship Buena Vista So tons. CcI regisier) has been sod in
san Francisco % Pope s. Talbot at or about sI7 900 in sOki-
She will probably be asei 10 the eCasting trade.
The British brig Aun Sanders1U was saI again in san Fran
cisco. by order % the l. :. Marshal. for $3.50 The same
vsSsc! has been sold txics before within n few days. but the
purchaser IN each case paid the forfeit rather than close the
bargain
The assessed value Of property IN san Francisco and county
&c the current year, foots up sa5.9sl.GS6, a. follows real
estate, Gas 81, 500 Psrosai property, s+2-Ili,5i0-
The number II wrecks reported during the Second week in
September ID the English Coast Is 81, making LE The present
year a total % I.t59-
The prcseat NicaEzEus line Of steamers arr doubling up their
capital. with the purpose - running a more formidable Oppo-f-
ton % the Pacific Nal : : Company, having recently bought
Dr the purpose SIX steamers in Sc< York The latter CotnPa-
n.y. to Offset this, propose 20 put Ca a line 20 seTeE prOpefeTs
TO carry slJw freight
BErrJsE CORS CEoFs-A Sir Tanner, who annually sends
the London Times bic estimates q the crops. ia a second CON-
municatiou n that iournaI, declares that one tenth part of the
wheat crop Of the entire kingdom has been Lost IN consequence
% the cuntnuous vet weather.