Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

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61T VINO CENTRAL. Co4NrrrEE,s will meet al
Office of G. w. Sights, this evening, at i
Ii dock. ss.al.. s'a@ 3 ' :. ,. sat
s rqr RAlLROAD.-As the track of the baltimore
a Ohio Railroad begins to approach tie cit !, ot
= ;f1ens are looking in. earnest for the cars, and
ard with interest all the preparations ,connec.
; with its progress The Baltimore Clipper, af.
a 5putiCng our remarks the other day, on this
-biect adds, that the track of the road has been
d "a nearly to Petitioners Tunnel, and Roset6S
nm Rs1., the efficient officer to whom.t the work
4 ,entruste,l, has gone to Wheeling with a large
,tv Of men to commence the laying of the track.
.,m that city eastward. The road will be COM
,eted al tle period designated blythe chiefaengi-
aeer. -as o., .,,,s. - -,,.- ,f,ii{ =
The completion Of The road to the Ohio fiver in
January next, being now considered .sxetl fact,'s
tbe company are making the most strenuous exet-.
iOustO have everything ready; to accommodate the
immense increased trade which it is anticipateil
this eEtnt will bring TO the road. AT their work.
shops III Baltimore they have over one thousand
mechanics constantly employed in preparing the
necessary means for this object The castings for
xy iron bridges 10 be erected oSerthe streams be-
tween Faimont and Wheeling, are nearly COM
Uleied including one for the iolongahela river at
F.iriaon to be composed Of three spans of one
undrcd and five feet each, being the largest iron
uidee in the world, with the siingl of6ne
.lMenia Straits, in England. About fiflysfiocc-
D5tives are also being built and large humBefo Of
burthcn cars being constructed, all of which. will
lie finished by tue FIST Of January. and ifplaced in
straight line, make a Train Of at least I miles
Sng Besides these, thsrs are . ,laIgss pumBeF of
locomotives and cars building at private establish
DeatS in Baltimore. Sc r-i'sis'9 i'sas5r. = ~ .,,s
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NAH FArLUREs.-Tbe recent mail failures has has
been source of annoyance to many, il this city,
and Of complaint by some. The Baltimore Amer
lean thus explains the cause Of them; t-p i4o
The cause Of the recent frequent fnilures OF the
evening mail from New York TO Baltimore md tbf.I
South is ascertained to be onthe Camden and AM
boy Railroad. The failure to arrive ine PhilaJeI-
phia in due season to connect with the line
ti0e is said by the N. York Express to arise from,
the excess Of passengers which ctoRH and overload
thetrain ana retard its progress, The Post Oficty
Department inflicts the fines for the ailures but
they Ire made up by the increased receipts from
the passengers. The railroad travel across New.
jersey perfect monopoly, and those no control
ii seem to think they maYdo us they please.
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THE NlcLuRE HOUSE. was, yesterday, leased, for
the term Of six years; to Mr.. JAMES CAnRoLL, at.
present Of the Eutaw House, Baltimore, We con-
ganlhtc The C3hlany our citizens and the travel.
ing community upon this arrangement, ~ as Mr.
CauOlrs experience and success in Conducting,
hotels Of the first class affords every reason TO be-
lieve that the Mcclure House, under his manage
ment will be commensurate with the improvements
nths line, determined upon blythe projectors 81
the new hotels in this city. wetrust that we can.
ere long, announce, without the fear of successful
Ootradiction, that Wheeling rivals any city Of tbe
West in her excellent hotels. =, a.',rr, s.1.a.
SAILED q among the list of passengers on the u:
S. Mail steamer Pacific, which sailed from New
York for yetpooI on Sa turday last, we notice the
names Off liz and Isaac WILDE, 76f,this city,
The Pacific had on board 81 in sfpeeie; and
ll9 passengers them tie Hoxg HgsfPntEs
MARSHALL, u. s. Commissio China, and, w!
ScHAWs ESQ.,, bearer of Despatches to the Court Of
St. James. % l-sasi=ii F,,.orsi stlts is,,'.
&. AIEssRs. wARnEs. ,DgsnAF & Co. .of;tha new
Pork, Lard Oil, and Soap and Candle. establish.
ment noticed yesterday, have, we learn, made conf
tracts TO The amount ofS14O.00O. egentleman
who gave us the information from which we com
piled the article neglected. state That OOO
was only the amount paid as security on the con-
tIacts: -----.,.iiaf 5,52 fae,t isslsi:,
ENleIiaFqf Three bundled an emigrants
made qhitea sensation by theirsudden arrival IN
the Eastward Il q, from the steamer Finar
cer, which got aground above the wharf, They
purchased most Of the provision for sale in that
part Of the city! They weTe itGctly Ffsi Gemh.
N.Y. en- the 'Far Wes,SatS On. NJ, ~ Ia
% zta 4----a- $500 l.sz -,tf ID a.
AcCrDESr.=7W m5 ~. painter in tie
employ ofJoseph Camtn; on one oftbe new. packet
boats being tmiltiin this city, fell from the cabin
TO the main deck, yesterday, and was badly iniur-
ed about the head and shoulders, He will rcCoVt
er, it is believed. = ~ 1. .,e5 -
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A CoFILIIoN AIRY comes OF to-night at the
tniOn Halt Rigby saBund will discoarsea,th The po.
etry ofsOupd, aand. merry feet and bright eyes, the
poetry of motion. Tickets may be had Of MI.
Rigbx. - ,5i 7.. &c. ..5. 81, o6J
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FOuNp,77 - YegtsraAy Mr. a. J:i Pannell found in
ms board yard, two gold and one silver watch. 1T
is reported that aRe them the watch stolen,
from the REy g ]! some weeks ago.
.-,-. I7NOTICE5sfTi7 1T. % - + III
.575 d.17.-WB ID. MONTE, ~ d. j., la5
!. mo l76, Market street.,
as asa dR R%o4a IS. rs Es .t 5s
- ys,...,. NEW FALL DRY GOODS
he VIII daily be receiving additions until the
SnTtmen is complete. TO- ,sTu