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DEATHS.

DIED-of Consumption in Both year of her age
land Creek Jefferson Co. o. the 2d OF September Mrs
SUSAN Z. POWELL daughter of Mn. R0BEKT SrKAis.
lae or this city, afIer and protaeted illness
upwards mons which she bore with all the patience
and resignation ocular 10 the Christian. H. ~
Naturally of devotional and pous cast of mind,
Is age she became convinced OF the all aonng merits
cdeemers bood and about her twentieth; year openly
claimed her allegiance his by uniting he self
branch OF the Christian church, entering ember into
communion with the First Presbyterian Chu CHI this
place, from which time until the hour OF her death,
pertinent wholly consistent and in conformity to her
high profession.
ora gentle amiable and eonfding disposition in all her
various relations to life the brightest qualities the Chris
an and the lady shone forth with attractive radiance and
happily eremplifed in her conduct and gene
manor In the circle OF her family and friends
caused void which they feel be supplied bur she
has left them the memory OF example repee with
and piety which If followed, trust would lead
the paradise of God there meet and abide with her and
all the ransoned Observation-Disclosures " -s--'s
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To ldrertisers.-We must ask the indulgence
of our patrons whose advertisements may be
omitted until we receive additional supply OF
.Iuads," which we have sent for. We shall be
ready to accommodate them all in few days. In
the meantime, we invite attention 10 our rates of
advertising, on the first page and the many other
inducements TO those who wish TO get readers for
their advertisements
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pROsPEdi'TUS
AMERICAN x .WaIG |: Re

Inc ousi rospcetuaG tho A,nc, ican Review, is.
sued Washington by Mr. Cotton Jos former Proprio
tor Editor, number OF the leading Wing Members OF
the Twenty seventh Consfess 6tfPt) subscribed their
Nance to the following Icsoiution:-.,T -
Earncstly approving the pls,: 0; such tional
long needed and OF manifest the undersigned
agree TO contribute for its pages, from time to time such
as may be necessary 70 set forth and de-
Signed by George p Marsh. Daniel D Barnasd, j. Ale
PHerson BcrTic, J. r. 1nScrsoll, 4 Joy Norris, T. L.
CIingman Daniel Webster, r. O. Winthrop Thomas hut
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, JP! Kennedy VIM s. Archer
Rufus Choatc Alexander II. Stephens .-l2
An engraved portrait OF distinguished person will
be fomG in every number of the Review They will ,su
ally portraits living American Statesmen and when
possible, will be accompanied with anthem
&c Memoir OF the person esented. ast5ng,Y ,rf
tits designed to set soth and defend The The
measures and the men OF the United 1Phg Party OF tho
Union has been matter ofjust to that Party
though It embraces its due proportion OF the iEcIiis
gencc and learning OF the country it has no 9ssrery
Monthly Organ devoted TO the eXpIessc and defense OF
its opinions and measures The ciuctors OF the tmcr
can Review have done what I'll them lies 70 remove this
reproach by securing contributions from sources OF ability
truth -sA sIsfI 7FiutF4a ~ 100 '
The literary department ofthe Review viii agree in
spiri. with the political t3tgg o2iEl 1915 i' @ n 'i
TERNsSingie Subscriptions aS3Ta year.lin advance.
Subscriptions 10 clubs DC SEA
n2' '''''1 go CHAMPION BISSELL, Pnbiishsr,L 81
augni. 40 Nassau.st, New York..
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chem1c ais, Per1uneIy,o C'' -
u III. CRUMBACKER would announce TO bis
friends and the public generally, that having puTeha
a The Interest OF the senior partner the business atey
eesdueed under the firm Of J. CrumbaehsI sGn, fe
rfin continue the old stand. No. no. mann
81 would respectfully solicit. and trusts to mel comm
nee OF the patronage SO beray bestowed on the eia
He Just returned the Eastern cities, and Is now
evening extensive and well selected stock OF DRUGS
tteneas. Perfumery, Fancy articles. &c, all OF WHY
re purchased after strict personal inspection and VII
upuous regard to purity OF quality, and now oneIeu
tothc public on the most reasonable terms. Iyr'
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A Pleasant TErr can be enjoyed by going on the
steamer Julia Dean to the Odd Fellows dedication
at Evansville. Ruhrs Brass Band will be on
board Tickets can be procured of S. c. Baker,
and passengers can get all the "bed and board of
the trip on the boat She leaves tonight at o.
clock. ..r.F.. .... .... ........ .. b
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EOR G Al e.
ua1nab1a Real ESTATE for Sale

f5,E undersgncd has the following proerty or sac al
OF which will dispose OF accommodating terms
fo-yyit: ~ -. =. = ". -, =. i. WI, :.
5ioinng thc Meodeon buildings. This is of the
s,,,st ysIua bic building Lots in the City.
ahon tGO Lots South WI eelins Gate Rchetown0
nS az these are equal any in that addition TO the City,
Also several most valuable Lots on The Island addi
ION the City. 81. I,,. 1,;.., ,.,,,.hiu
III ~, rS,uTeLi No q additions TO the City
Iii .Iso sell in parcels to suit purchasers. so nnh oil
tk land within the corporate limits OF as las mol
laid on into lots being upwards OF ono hun
6reJ Acres and being now IN Inc occupancy Oh
1brahsm Altman and now held by me in trust Tor Ars
Emily Zane. ....asr ,puSTpoSG
w Wheeling, aug30-tL FRaNSio n. 80
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TrllStee,s Sale.
Cow Feed, ae l-.
4 SUPPLY of Bran. Short &c. just received by
y aus3l J. THOBURN, 1871 Market Squar,
THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE, r.,
Annuity and Trust Company.
CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASII SYSTEM.

annuity ana I1uSG COll1p ANY.
CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASII SYSTEM.
.. CAPITAL S25O.00o
Once s. T. cor1er Third aud Ces'it $751; Philadelphia.
rI,HIS COMPANY, in department., issue Policies upon
the MUTUAL principle with the security of Policy
holders double the ordinary security without disturbing
their right full participation III the distributions profits
advance, and he made with reference 10 The convent
parties opening policies with the Company
Also, the DEPOSIT SYSTEM. new plan oil Life lnsu.
~ payments made the Company III this depart.
met purchase of Insurance. entiicly optional
CARDS their amount and the time at which they may be made.
party much little CnOt less than y and
seldom as he find convent mt. and there is
biisaon him whatever to continue his payment
Further, the whole paid ill., cldyS at the COM
person insured during his lie tine and al
aug time he Withdrawn by him, in whole or inp part ST,
that the plan OF this Company THERE'S created at one AMI
the time, Insurance payable Gtaeah tfrd GrGilc
Die in sckHess and ProrisioH for old See Colnpa-
ny pamphlets IL
SAVING FUND. ..... ......
In tho SAVING FUND DEPARTMENT, Money is Ie.
ceived DAILY Also, MONDAY Evenings DEL usit in
large small sums, which interest is allowed OF FIVE
Stephen r. Crawford, Paul b. Goddard.
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence johnson,
benjamin W. Tinsley, George Mcienry,
Jacob l. FIoreice. ~ JAMES DcSeIeuH.
William NJ Goodwin, William Mckee,
Ambrose w. Thompson, Vice. President. sEuH
Charles e. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer.
Aciuary, Piny Fisk.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
Paul u. Goddard, NJ. l.. William Pepper, ". u.
~ Alexander G. Hart, NJ D.
In attendance the Office OF the Company, from II to
O'Clock, daily. scpt2.
DORSEY & ARTHUR Agents.
No. 20 Main street. Wheeling. Va.
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ArrEMrr TO SHoor.-An Irishman named Henry
Joice, in East Wheeling, fred pistol at lis wife
on Saturday night. She retreated to neighboring
house and got under bed. He was arrested while
in the act of again drawing the pistol, and commit
ted to iall.
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NOTICE.

Persons in the city and the adjacent towns will
be supplied with the Daily Intelligencer by Mr. F.
s. Sears, at the rate of TEN CENTS A WEEK.
This will afford an accommodation 10 many who
do not wish TO subscribe by the year. Mr.. 5. VIII
supply his subscribers punctually and at an early
hOuT. H.. {
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By the National Line.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.


The Steamer Arctic arrived at II o'clock
last night.
The sales of Cotton during the last three
days previous to the sailing of the Arctic
reached $500 bales; spectators took 2OOC
and exporters 1900. The improvement il
market reported by the last arrival, has
been lost.
| CoTToN MARKEr.-Fair Orleans st "a
g.; middlng Orleans 6S05a, upland, fair
GA Sales on Wednesday, OF 5000 bales
Prices are firm. No indications Of a
change. ra .--s .ara,a.
MARKETS. Flour has declined Cd.
wheat I'd; provisions, dull; with decli.
Mig tendency. Rice, dull. Weather has
been fine. s1.-. .....
Money MAnKET-Consuls nuctuatine
from 994 ty 100. -aI
Ii is rumored that Lord Charming will
be appointed Foreign Secretary. I'D.
Lord Malmesbury will 60 as ambass ador
to Paris.
Parliament meets for business on the 4tll
| November. ...
HThere s,,aso a rumor that Lord Radcliffe.
late ambassador to Turkey, will be appoint
ed Sec. of Foreign Affairs.
The Liverpool Chambers Of Commerce,
at their late quarterly meeting recommended
that letters for the U. S. be posted aboard
the mail steamers.
They also considered the proceedings of
the Mexican Government in relation TO the
import duties at Matamoras, &c.
Hind, the astronomer has discovered a
new planet. 1-'+ '-'7
It's said that the Government has sclcc-
ted Limerick as the trans. Atlantic station.
The King of Holland, in his friendly Off
ccs, is reported to have rendered TO the
Americans, his influence in favor Of an ami
cable arrangement with Japan. Com. Per
ry will probably find the Emperor willing
to negotiate,
Mr. Marsh's interview with the govern
tment Of Greece, in relation 10 the affair oil
Consul Kingis likely to prove satisfactory
The Arctic brought l76 passengers, and
among them we notice the name of Madam
Sontag, the Vocalist, and rival Of Jenny
Lind. -.-
The Europa arrived at Liverpool on the
22d ult. cd.
The scheme of the Nicaragua ship canal
has failed, being declared impracticabla, by
the London capitalists. .
CINCINNATI RIVERAND MARKET.
' CINcINNArr, Sept. 6.
The river has fallen IL inches. Wealth
cr pleasant. t...
There were sales of Flour, 500 bbls. cx-
ira brand at 3,35a3,55. Whisky 1sb, less
buoyant. There has been nothing done in
provisions. Cheese, sales at GaG!. Gro
ceries guiet-no change in price.
.- -..-
ANOTHER ANTI-RENT OUTRAGE.
g-r ..a lens. a.. rs. ALBANY, Sep. 6.
Another anti-rent outrage has occurred at Berlin,
Van Rensselaer, county ..la
AN Ant-rente was killed on Saturday night.
party disguised as Indians went to the house OF
n Mr. Shaw and endeavoredto force him outside.
Being refused, they threatened 10 burn the premi-
ses, and upon attempt TO put tie threat into ex-
ecution, Shaw fired a revolver, killing James
Willbeck, and woundng two others. s. .E-
Mr.. Shaw, was last fall tarred and feathcrcd by
the Anti-renters. Three weeks age, they burned
down his out houses. s .a ..g a.as .r
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Subtitle steamer :Arrowline has been sold to
Capt Daris and Others, for 81, 100. She is TO
tinuc in the Parkersburgh trade until Capt. Rob
erts' new boat comes out.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. advertisements, some
from abroad among the rest, are unavoidabiy omit
ted 10 day. The fault, if any is not with us, but
the type founder. We shall remedy all such diti-
culties in short time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07

The UNION LISE-The splendid boats for this
line progressing rapidly, at the boat yard. The
workmen are engaged i'll putting on the cablCs.-
They are to be called the @BALTIMonE'' and
-'TnoMAs swan" They will be ready for the
cars
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lTAny of our city subscribers who fail to re-
ceiye their papers will please notify us Of the fact
at the office. The carriers have not yet thorough
" learned the routes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07

PERsEyERISG.-The workmen at the creek Rail
road Bridge are improving every moment during The
low water 10 get the foundation of the abutment:
laid. They are working by night as well as day
Sundays included.
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Mr.. GEORGE HARRISON, an old citizen of Wheel
ing absent for several years in England, returned
home yesterday ..,
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JUST PUBLISHED
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LATEST ARRIVAL
For the LadieSlaG

yI,oDD & pEyoI la sc Just received from the East the
first cases OF their assortment Of Fall Stock, CON
100 pairs Ladies Kid Jenny Limbs :sylt's a.
70 do do Kid Jenny Lind Boots, n
/ 100 do do Kid Kun Round Jenny Lind Resets
90 do do Kill Welt Shoetces. EssiE
80 do do Kid Welt High Ellskns "
70 do do French Morocco Jenny Lind Roseits,r
co do do Gnat Welt Jenny LiIds ,5,i,z
go q 90 do Cost Welt High Buskins- -
Which VIII be sold Ioly for Cash al the Black MAMMOTH
Boot South End Of M MA sqaFe aus
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Cod Liver Oil.

ursT reeciyed. boxes Samuel Shines mana'ae., :,
OF pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil; the best u 'N
ina brought TO tis any other maj ,.rporc
- BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG
ausstliyr:d A'iA1"'i Opposite w ash'hs' 49, =,
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TINHIS large and magnificent Portrait ofWAssGToS,
from tile burin Ame lean Artist, s considered by
ever and likeness of w
IsGToS The size pate il eighteen by twenty eight
and should be in tie hands Of
Painting now at the State House, Hartford, CT 2
1t is finely ind printed plate
That II may within the reach OF alb The Publisher has
reduced the price to OSE DoIL I'D
All pergona remng the amount rely upon rcceiy
ing perfect copy by return mail any OF the u
Statos, carefully put tip on rollers made tie
free OF postage. -. - -
,..,,.,,s,sit. .il.H ;lIsbIpHS y: FAM OR a l,.I
'a1E ii@ Hook seller ard Puhlshef. s. York.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
COPPER, TEN, a. SHEET HFsON WARE:
| Mandatory.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage he:ctofo' c
ser him. the shSc bcr would respectful
-Aly inform his friends and the public scicIaly that he
SSConn,es 10 nuiacure tic above named articles in
heir variety. which he has always hand, good
sortment whOcsa lie and rctaii at very low rcest
lie keeps hand, cooking stoves OF TIN most nI-
pi we'd pate for coal and wood r.a r ss." 20
work will continue 10 receive his pa iCuar attention
executed with pronp'ncss and in style tina; will
please the most iastidious -- -. % o.
argai <. VARNEY, no. s, Main st.
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uJ-S;nrle copies orthc DAILY lNTELLlGENCER 70
tale at the Office publication. Price, TWO ceSrs
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The WHEELING ISTELLIGENCER.-This is new
and beautifully printed daily Wing paper, which
has recently been started in wheeling, by MeSrs.
Swearingen & Taylor. The editors Messrs.
Pendleton and Taylor, and they evidently do
ing yeoman's service in the good cause. Those
who are DESTROYS 10 further the march of improve
inents at Wheeling, should take the lntelligenccr.
1t is published daily for So; tIi.weeky for 49, and
weekly for 81 per annum.-Miney's Journal, Gum
berLdnd, Sept 3. o.. ...-. ..a aI.A
That's what we, say, too; further the march OF
improvements in Wheeling and send in your or
ders. We have room for few more subscribers.
4 ! ..I
OFFESDERs.-A "tarin' tatherin" fight occurred
at house on Water Street, Centre Wheeling, on
Saturday night, in which Martin Naughten and
James Penningfass were the principal belgerents.
One of them was pitched out of the house, where
upon he pitched back and played smash with the
glass and external architectural symmetry of the
house. .-....-...-.. s....- ..s. d.
officer Campbell took them in charge Naugh-
Cen was fRed SIS, and Pennngrass So, and costs.
McDERMor was arrested yesterday for fighting in
the street. and committed TO jail in default of pay
ing his fine. The corporal is getting his hands full.
------->~------
QUEER CUSTOMER named Marady Holland, from
Monroe county, KY, with a nondescript appear
ance anu an uheafthiy fuihpiihS III MS He"u' WIS
IN oY office yesterday. He has rather an extraor-
d11ry faculty Of computing figures, mentally or
<aherwise. He says he can't read figures, and yet
Pie rattles of the age in years, months days and
minutes OF one ones great grandmother as soon
as asked, and does sundry other surprising things
in the way of calculation. He says he is "poor 10
years old, has had but IS days schooling, and is
afflicted with fits" He is at the Monroe House.
Any one who wishes to know the day of the week
on which he was born, or any other interesting
Mathematical problem of this style solved in a
minute may confer charity by tossing him dime
OF two. He appears inca pable of working. .f
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HOME MATTERS.

s5+MR. F. S. SEARS is authorized 10 receive
subscriptions to the Daily, TriWeekly and Weekly
Intelligencer, and to contract for advertising and
Job work to be done at this office. ~
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STEAMER HENRY CLAY-OFFICERS AID
MITTED TO BAIL.

STEAMER HENRY CLAY-oFFICERs AID
AIITTED TO BAIL.
NEw YoRK, Sep. 6.
In the Supreme Court to-day, Judge Edwards,
on an application for writ of Habcus Corpus, dis
charged Colyer and other owners and officers OF the
steamer Henry Clay, who were under arrest for
murder. He held that the case, under the Statute,
does not amount to murder, but to nunslaughter.
He therefore admitted the parties to bail in $4,000
each. At 'EH ... '.' I'D
& PirrsHuRGlI, Sept. C.
River, 3 feet, s inches, falling, weather clear.
aE 90 rs MARKETS &c. 'a-r D 5
New York, Sept. G.
COTTON.-There were sales Of 400 bales mid
ding upland at lOl, lniddling New Orleans at 1O4.
FLOUR.-Sales 1000 bbls. at 1877; Southern do.
at 1862. 3.
WHEAT-Salcs of 1000 bushels Genesscc at
LOS; Ohio, white do. at LOS.
CORN-1SOO bushels mixed at 724 :. fLsA
RYE-1OOO bush. sold at S2aS3. g- s.s,...I q z
PORK-15O bbls. mess, at 1850; prime do III
so. Sales $50 bbls. beef, at rates last reported;
sales 100 bbls. lard at ia I'd, ~ 10. ..l
SUGAR-1O0 bbls. Muscovado, at 4taii.
COFFEE-2000 bags Rio, at 81. -.
L1NSEED OIL-35OO bbls. at 7Sa79. ~. af.
WHISKY-iC0 bbls. Ohio, at 24s.
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OYSTERS, fresh fat and first rate, are to be had Il
the "Indian Queen" See advertisement. IT,
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= C;ITY BUSINESS.
Amer leans, Patronizc't onr Own Manu-
t,s., t.s.,ff.f.., features. lit 1sis=t fi III
wbeeling Silk Factory.

. MEXICAN tSilk manufactured into superior and cub
4 atnnt articles the various fabrics in use at
{; Ills SILK FACTORY; Main Street. Centre " heel
The process OF manufacturing, and those wishing to pur
chase Silks wholesale retail can be supplied on reason
NJ Adams j. s Forbs', A: @ Fairchill,s, Marsha Tay
inr,s and O w Iieiskills, Wheeling Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. iIs, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. :, con-, . -
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals
nj the American Institute New YORK Franklin Institute
PhilaIcluIa and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
nanuacturing stock is now and seasohable
comprising many variecsvelvets saiiiia, vess dress
silks fringes crayats handkerchicis of white black,
plaid, fgu ed rrinc all the newest styles made of
best twined silk, twed and plain Also, Shirts dtawcis
and half hose for gentlemen. :,
patronize this important branch of Amer
lean manufacture Orders for every variety SILKS prompt
ly executed. 20 ii- f'
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