davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1853-10-01
From Panama.

The Panama Star Of Angus. oOth, con-
tains the following interesting items:
We were yesterday informed on the high.
est authority that the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, tho Pacific railroad company,
and the United States mail steamship com
pany have agreed TO appropriate q large
amount Of money to assist the government
and citizens Of this province in putting in
speedy and complete repair the Cruces road
so that passengers, with their baggage, i
they wish, can arrive in this city on The
evening Of the same day on which they lane
at Aspinwall.
Our readers will bo highly pleased 10 no
lice that the new, noble and magnificent
steamship Uncle Sam 10 now lying at Ia.
boga, preparing 10 leave on the lsi proIi
mo, OF Immediately after the arrival Of IN,
passengers by the favoriis opposition steam,
sr Union, Capt. Richard Adams, from New
York on this day, (20th inst.) tieksted for
the Uncle Sam.
This splendid steamer has male the Ihort.
est run by four days, ever made from New
York 10 this port, and from her well known
pnd excellent reputation gained on the other
ocean, we confidently look for large mum.
Der Of passengers for her, who will leave
New York on the Union and Illinois.
We are happy to inform our readers thai
the Uncle Sam will soon be followed by
two magnificent steamers, built expressly
for the trade, with great power, and on III,
lake principle, which insureS roomy accom-
odationI with the lreest ventilation.
, 1853-10-01
WELLS, FARGO&COi
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
E X p II ES SIS.

| - - - ~ NJ
A JOINT STOCK coMPANY-eA
IN e9O0, ,0O0-Ohies In 8. BrannsnI ~ 4
proof block, Montgomery street, bstEssu c.
aiS and Sacramento.
EDWIN D. MORGAN, Prssla...
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
This company having completed Ii nrnh
tion ss sboyO, is now ready to undsrlaAs m
EXPRESS FORWARDING AGENCY Al
COMMISSION BUSINESS; the purrh,s :
sale Of Gold Dust, Bullion and Bills Of ErcAiu
the payment and collection Of Notes, Bih 4
Accounts the forwarding Of Gold Dust b.
and Specie also PaekAges, Parcels and m
Of ell descriptions, in and between ihs eily IN
York and The city Of San Francisco, and u :
fiPal cities and towns in califomia. eonns,ti,
New York with the lines Of the Amsrian EI,.
Company; the Hsrnden Express; Pullsn. u
& Co.'S korthsrn and Canada Express; NJ D
Ingston, Wells q Co.'S European Express
They have established Offices and fiiihiul q
In ell the principal cities and towns IhougA'
the Eastern, Middle and western Sisles, snaIt
and faithful messongeu furnished with iFun d
for The security Of treasure and other uul
packages, accompanying each Express upai
their lines, - well in California ~ 10 The All
statos.
They win Immediately establish sfhcsl b
the principal towns in California, and run M.
gers on their own accouni for the purpossi 4
Ing . general Express business. AZ soon nj
aITangsnsnn ere completed, notice viii " q
8. P. CARTER
General Agent In Cahlouh
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gban,sa IL, uaolnsse alsn.

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sssah wiIHsm.bTrsh.-A rertiss res:anz 9; re 5
1uuseMeHIs.

THE PkCPHET-FU AOTICE.-ln order
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90 tuhom II man Concern.

EIOPTMENT.-On Monday Nov. the 18th, Mr..
II CHARLES HOLLY Of the town Of North Castle Weehesi'r
60 en- under the following circumstances NJ hopy ha
and she LETT che said 20 witt same OF hef
gstf h tho Of tho CoaEty. and NJ bobby len n th
lime Tor ctythry bo came 70 the city oseher and to
hst time be had Of them Mr. Hobby ia man IN sAiafs
nchss hight rohust hsht compos oa and
.iout Old The lady OF sood sr sh
aaa candy hair Any information % thsT whereabouts
uiu DO Thankfully received ana
., invaded ~ the Afflicted parents u eihsf parry ey AIS a.
n"'titiAu FfSufa a. above OF JAMES n >LuAl naNdof
~, Seron Nrsfehsss Co said hooy leaves tohind ~iss
s,I 10 ans. chidira fIsnieari papers r'sAss eery'
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T.s'h Tts..ssJ -rLs vsst ~ rstiiss'b"
HELM MUIGRAVEl Or, Jrarff EtfnrDn'
eur 40 Autobiography So s'ss"' edition ~ e'e'h Fsn
isrs', ~ s.ss
1hs.s ~ 0shels ne,si folss III 9Th ps'fss, fnsh
' hem ~ ~ country spsss ~ as vo't Of o
ssns Isrss
VII h. fssdy s.lJ in Dssenbsr
or conn liz fcsHss ~ Hgw YosS iLLUsrslrsn In ara
ssfsni ,oiuna fdss. 81 N
ToT conn 1shC1g. fos snd D. dsbuisi gra,ufops
" 10 ntos ord ind,dns BIO may wish them Tor ihssol
for circulation. They very Interesting
pros ~ spsea susnssmsnt with Mr., MooDig sshof Of
Marx nudlsons' and Roushins II Ia tie Bush" new work
ft,pl bsr t'u. called
RACHEL MAC GhEOoRs EMIGRATfoy. From the siysn
sheets DEWITT DAvEHPoRf, No i6l Ei..aast
The Park Is directly opposite.
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pARNrM' AMERICAN MueruM aod MhsA'

INAKNtMs AMERICAN MUNrUM and NINA
~ uff thhd sest sri n"ra' '"lel success I" w" "
AutthN Wrisi itenAt 10 I've pats o. ihl"'
tHtit IuNin tAhiNt ps iifs h""T" '"s ''"''
nr~ati
nn ths tsai .he,snt y, u tnTw ~ 49," ~" w."
s.l odd .nk ~ Me n ,sHtrf htrnnta
rh t,es hos tttn n rt'rsisH h'f" s"l ""' $4,000
la. Ia tWtptt wtths sri n"w ri"ln'nd ~'h "''
stri, ,unrvss a',iNa rAEnn $3.50 r'"H.", Z" ~ ".s
tui uuas dsseiiiti aud ohs' esF'"'e s"' hH"V
tnosNsi'stts
tNruN INtNtNu Tits weeh ~ fponA, eni asr 90 Ni"F'
ia, aud HArunnAy AFTERNOONS a. before
UNuiT roMa CABIN III.
The h.s,tets arc teess.mod tho talented " s"Ao
utn
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fine Arls.
Uants.

RESPECTABLE GIRL wants situation to do
n sis.wok and IS Waiter GOOD 5e1er
me. siven Apply a. No zs lthsi- between A'e"' ~ ~
Doei II :. ,,.,;,;o.,
. prsprcTApIE person wishes TO work IN families
n CT to cut and either 0y he week Or da, osn
i.1e sood rc ei from ladies whon sas ~ ~0'A ~
L NJ A 40 q sihst 81. hsrsspliee, tara noor.
A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WohaN
N vs,ts situation 90 and Cisnbermna uElsf
ali sehins and PLAN s-".ah Az ~
e~Id b., no ohs@,ien TO few children Can 'hoy
.st b,,wten Oh add iths,.
. Rrsrp,.rApIr PROTESTANT GIRL deaires q situa-
~ Ton IL s,poo private family a. Chamsefmah ~
10 seen esSs At No. 81 Amiy', whore sue 10"
As A GOOD Cook and to wash and iron IN priNa,p,
~ atnl, by no aud Nurse aud seams 'e'. o l "a
snd b, ths ehsf Thrre rls s's yefy ssres -
have ssseisat city fsnfsnse CAL a. No "''"''
store
AS CooR aud la uanh aud iron. 81 to do the honse
~ ue.l Ut r,i.s,s f ~ one sei % A'"e''r ras.s
wsus, h.mhs.ssa .sd tsasa,.' 15 "a, , s,a tn
81 y" ia elLss 3. ,lv' s.sA .'s's
S,i1tiAIiON WANTED An American ls''{, nov
- ,-u is hs .s.e, M...-tvss,' whs's ~. ~. d.
s..i,,st ,-pt p.eelii- tsr-' =, s"i al
"sIi,', .s- 49,. Il s.. r.,,s,p. i.t.i
III -,' ss'lis,~ ~ -.- 80 y 49, 49, - s"'. =.
NtAk1iii A simAiinn b, sw"'t h"ssa' se'
w .,.a. 80, -.t-4l 80 .-, ~ih So v--A'Hf 49, h"-r
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ySfAAttu 4 stu.iis. h, sws', ''ena, g, a.
w tiiwis,-.la 49, b. rl-'s 'v.s ~, - $500 ,.
nh .fla' Asi.. h..l IL Sass. y, is's'' -
SvAhttn u, r,plp.trst Hss"ss'rss . ,',sA''yn
na,. i....t,g ht,R.sls,ggi,v, ,sll,-W 1gtA MI
,tri 'A6+ss,s gri fr'es', s-'s,.'.-'. MI ID, H..s~
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Ghs tlJorlo' . fan .
|, late StOrr
atnlhaD IN

CRYSTAL PALACE.-Hunt & ROskell, late Storr
Morper Jewellers Godmhs aad Slversmitcs 10 The rem
No 6 London beg call the attention OF tho p1bc
10 the nler did diplsy Silver Plate &c
In class XXII British parnen Crystal Palace The a6oy a
el,s For estimates and prices apply % WI Ch ~
EOGI Who is daily the Palace At No 75i
Iroe1
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Gcnses to Get.


BOARDING HOUSE-To let, the four upper sto-
Id buildings Sh sesond block below the
Pssce he maze accommodate oao ndfea
Also the under the 10 nod tenans tno
Fen'' Will to '-'Se''' Apply 81 w. - NEsMrH Co.
business SITUATION.-To Let, large County
ID stese n~srs House. III snti,l short de from the
civ. Iuquise st No 10 Atlantic ct brooklyn
EVRNISHED HOUSE TO RENT The modern built
Il ssory Hrsk No Has h few door. from Brood
hsvs al tAe modern mpro msnts an. nesty nrnishd
lleee saa h he hours OF y AN sadl Pm For
nSshsr rsreeuAs arpl, TO HOVER MORGAN, Pinost.
HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE to LET, or
rccus vi without Hoard baih room fs &c
ssa all he af improvements No IS West shst shay, one
Nstk nVsa b-vaaNsS
DOOM D. IEr-with Steam Power. One large
~ BY "a sri isAfi Ala several smaller hoeHs WIZ
sssSy vs~s Of see ec.. oesTr in the y Apply 70
DOOM 90 lEr--A largo Room on the thru ioor,
H assss inaie % = Afs~S NO '< Sss'-
% wet EMERSON %, No Ss'sdsh
BLOOMS 10 lEr witA STEAM PoWEk-Seseral
IL 80, d,vk, eea. a nsa - ~ . 90 > ~ t over
s Nv Nsse srA Ns0kasss et peFI sell sntsa ald anys
~ Nv-ssS saA ,sSss e.'sf SO 1A'@''I a. sSrnos
AFS~ ...s 81 ra ,sl ssaasssrs Fosa No q. up ssslrs
fs,n mi Nseadway Sterr, 81. Nicholas Hotel,
i.ss wassesm es ee dr.. door all large Bass-
w.. ~ < n tXNr' Ne. "a sgiss.'. he@ tsss eeiesk
no MA arse Market Store. Rent $500. Also,
,~s s.kss Sesss ksas ee pc wcuth block corner IL
~ q rs>s, resss. sssass broadway, Under Metropolitan
'INo INT thrve stories Of building No. 2.s 3D.
49, n, = el we'll h1h'el ssshls Cor shs msagfsetarias
pesss et sod sa sei, AFr.y ioJ w FIELDER on ne
tsel 40 ~ Ne ~ AsV,
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Balls.

FOURTH ANNUAL BALL Of ENGINE Co No.
10 be held at Nbos Nov 25 1855 Sh lions complete Co
Band engaged for the occaOn Tickets ~ 20 BE- hai Jo
B's Music Store, No sec broadway and raj SoH NO '' pAo
way or q the door on the evening Of the ball ,., -
JAMES NJ BYRNE, Chairman
JOSEPH }. MORGAN, Secretary.
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gcroeo. Garriuaso. sc.

HORSE -tpr sale, valuable family herse lst
- a., ,s.,. IA squad asl kaA Csc sSo tas ~i -
. s,sa, t.sssis Aas,sss LIVINGSTON. Vassast r~''
pa.e
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Cost an0 foun6.

Cost dno foun6.
T OST or STOLEN.-Two DIAMOND BREAST
IL PINS liberal reward will be paid at No ITO East li,h st.
on by YZNAGA ETULAIN No Roadway for tne recovery
Of either and al cautioned against nHyns the ss
ckIA REWARD.-LOst, 18Th inst small GOLD
ID " CHAIN with Watch Key attached, contain ming da
u1d The reward will Be Tsd one returning the AZ
ices to CHARLES NJ. LEUPP Co. No " Fenyes
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Gcuses il)anteo.

A COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-ln the County
~ OF Weacheser N twenty miles rom New.
York City than two ies from rsirca4 sspo, se2a
fneen acres comfortable dwellings and outbuidss rice
must reasonable Interior country preferred Address t. box
rs, Eew-YoTt Poet -Ofcs stating trims
yNANTED-A small House, or part OF one on Lease
w q moderate genteei ocaoon
between hss ID and 7tys Adss stating terms and
fui particulars, A X. ID. Box No III Tribune Office
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TIVE IRON RULE; Or, TYRANNY IN THE House
J. BY 7 :. Arthsr Ih- above work. By I J. Arhnr
which will teyoud al Doubt be of the P'Pas
Ttd father O'her in the land should be
without cory of IT, will be sood lsssOn ell and BE-
rnerded by all that read H. Complies vol Price IS eta
Also sale, the following Booksby Arthur price DC each
The Divorced Wife, IhsOrphsn Chiliren
The TtnttI's WIFE The Debtors Daughter,
Pride end Prudence. Naturalization
CeeIis Howard. Lucy Sanford
The Broken Promise, Agnes The Possessed
Love IL Cousgs, The Two Brides,
Love in Hizh Life, The Iron Rale, or Tyranny
VOL Merchants Ia the Household
Just received end for sale BY
BUNCE BROTHER Booksellers aud Publishers,
no 1871 Nsssu-si door below Bee kmsnst
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pUCKLEYs OPERA HOUSE, No $50 Broadws

PRESCOTT HOUSE, OPEN EVERY NIGHT
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF THE GRAND SELECTIONS FROM norma
And will repeatt MONDAY EVENING Nov zst ana during
the week. Concert y O'Clock Admission d cents
THE EGYPTIAN COLLECTlON.-A desire to re
tain this collection the CtJ having been publicly expressed
DR. ABBTr has rcop.ned for aord al per.
opportunity wishing h attractive xhIbon Open from
sA NJ. until 10 p 81 No ga broadway Adnssion p ccns
&PJkITUAL MANIFESTATIONS-M COAN
- RsprpR and Wins Medium visitors daily fou
9o u ri and from to ! NJ Admission -
81 Whiie-s few doors west Of Brosdwsy sA-
fragments be made for private sittngs.
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vI'JI WORLD 10 MIsfATUKE,--A Grand Model
I..ass wi - .sss P.Ls oeiDak ea TDkSDAT
tifNhp 49, "a iSaa a -. .y'. ~ 10, s az sVeay
4 bstMise ~ ~ WghLD o,... ..a.
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f a. ana assss isgS LfH "a "vs"s@'ss s's ''s-'
Il aissgy,~w ~ ~ ~ ar III n = @ r {,.rG
, ~. e,s+s. fs1as f,4s.s $50 p-it. i-lss ri,ss -
'' btNil4bbE sjifFs lfb stgtaEss
AZ .Iess 80 ~ 80" ,st'hs f|5tF~ ~ '"f
tsslof Diets ~ ~lsis vss.- ..1.' :, t.' Z, bsy'
M saasees ~ ~ s.. s~'fs'~ - ~ "'~ss 'p's'9
10 - i1.,, .i pm .e s.@>seesi s.a g9i.i
s,. ~ - DLess Ifas@@.e y, se"@ '4ia's" - @s~'-
800 - a. psaesl Dss 80 MS sy,ss s~q y '@a '"''-"s~
I0bIss yAbTOslOtE u tAtifDbhiA Tho
- plltbs s.s slN Llfg be~ ss'aDAl"f = H'FF
mill ~ u fos-'ss2 WslkiSsI9' ~
3sFEisJfs !. as.o ~ mn ie.g'4tea~ f~T''~;
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f.'E.,.4 ~ a. NJ .4s@s..a as@s,, ~ - "~fA Ahy
i. L.. II. .. 1.-. Nm. u ase. 80. r.
cDBOE EIfTz sTgYYEeAbf INSTITUTE
- ~ IN Bsiylbulf fetys s@ss s,s,g tyssff ttfEs
49, ia isbS 80 .yy.s.t1
~. II sA4NglL hi0ft b@~.''~~ - e'--i -N'"''~ ~
mn. sfe n.
yTUE NORNOHs sed SAT- tARE 49, bs""N'sps
'ses';sssss sE"y iD'itsjijsi.,,Ft,iS e1tJsDpsi4
FzktTfgFrif1 y HDes hLsps ~ 80 h's.qvJ
nIbVlRI. UOLY LAhDai fge gem"wg. ~ Ne
- ts.1Nf5 s,l4D,,fa, y J.lsg
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~ RIA ii AN for 1854
~ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
In The New yoane Of GRAHAM" which opens with the Jsna
sIy number We ,hsll eommeneo
ILLUSTRATED LIFE OF

NV NtINHf uptlf ItHH
sIy number, We shsll commereo
ILLUSTRATED LIFE OF
GENERAL WASHINGTOS.
~ I Heedy the sHthor NAPOLEON biz Msrshas Mr.
Hedlsy spdfed style and Gov Of emotion will and sad
al his subject and confidently look for the sbes
voik iba' h,s come from bis pea.
The Illustrate ne will he done 10 the hhss style OF art BY the
lnes artists NewYork and Phsdelphs and look
for utons RESP, this Effort such "Grahau has
haG leo1e
Anon the contributions the New Volume happy
re- nee Ms Ann stsphen T. Anus Lewis Grace Greenwood
hrs Julia r. Dom Wn. Cullen Bryant X Lowell Henry "
Lnsi,Icw + wLirre John O. ss1e William Dove, and Dr.
Elder whose able articles Will make "Grahan" widely
sought sfer and read.
II will Graham" Is In earnest for 1874 bis
desrs keep the the Of American literary
uoIblies-a position has held for q years
sample Cop,s sent those desire get up Club for the
New Volume
Address GEO. r. GRAHAM Editor.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

I ruEArFR- NOTICE TO CITIZENS and STRANGERS
", go sd tsp.i pfrn Of UNCLE TOMS CABIN" by a.
AAtn Fss Witch hcn performed with sach Immense
- At he NArlONAL rtFArER cvrfy NIGHT since the 18th %
juv saa which the yuuit wordc Lutte Cori.a Howl
,sves a. ,hc semitic Eva will tc continued EVERY EVENING
ar e,rf, WEDNESDAY SATURDAY AFTERNOONS during
nrcs Ciclc
National Chshamst,
SVrll he euly In which the correct version
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

The characters represented Nv The m'-' al""el
Company Amo,les nenhsns o'"i hny p"s"n' among "" Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

on
rf,ch, vtriou IFS been represented Va hnhis no'on
TWO HUNDRED SUCCESSIVE NIGHTS
received with the lively ssiaoon and uuquhhea sP
''"''' '' anIiI HUNDRED THOUSAND CITIZENS
OF New England
trcpr,s NE Southern N,erg
r,o,pe all s abhoent doorns ouclios and barb,rtes
II cos uofhfE down aughi Ia malice" ~iie
docs net oohh and uniuy elevate the above tie "nf'
IN intellect or morals
sud slave Possed Of si t7 polish
OF and refinement the edI.s ed wlii-s
md sead tn aud 10 the author his
wisely by having Virtue triumphant last
and AZ uses aud deprvatJas coniuct
hfrrint the baud Of Him who watches over all
In a odd this lrana dca's win
FACTS INSTEAD or FICTION
hpre instead the pasOns - fr ~ trgth -
more Pow ihun the impressions o. tbs drama will be
more satlry than itoe Of ece bd ianaiesn without
IL esl without kns ledge
The OTHER AFJERNOOSS. offhs week. O'clock
nakbbv dvdrrg coca performance for which SEE the bills
The Is" LIvINs GIRAFFEsthe only ones n Ans,isaths
SWISS BEARIE DLADY-the LARGEST LIVING sERPESr5
In HaQpy Family the living Bears Wolves &c aud
all thu other curiosi.is 10 be Usual
Nlsegmfo see the Living OlRAFFgs
The Halls Of Satuar the Picture GteIy the
History Department the Chm ne saloon aud me sno
rama Rooms well the Performances y cents Cadrsn
under seis the Psrquete ~ cents extra
cured the Dress Circle 30 cents which may be Obtained
durr the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22
DROADwAY MENAGERIE and MUSEUM NJ

ID So BhOADWAYThe shove extensive premises having been
fed up in the most cosily and elegant style opened
On MONDAY, Nov n, - ..
with tie most supeb collection Of LIVING WILD ANIMALS
ever f,lhd 10 New York cOOssal RHISOCEROS the only
one in America 1he Elephant Hannibal tins largest eye
e1iibod 1igers Leopsds Bears Z,brss etc etc fhe
ICpown,d Herr Debach the Lion Kus In his startling Per1
Ao without chsIgs the real vers ir
SAMESE TWINS Chang and Eng with Two OF then cnt
dp tIfT in New York for The i-to
bhng OF Mr. Nes the man without arms" AMI innunefa0s
otheI woudeTs 90 rous TO parCu arize
Adion q children under TO- half price open from
Al r MI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

Er.er,s pAxouAnA. ortBs oiesfiOha and Deluge
fa!s exhibited in this eiEyaihths course Of few
aH The Pres, the public and ne Clergy unite
aEonouncing it the grandest Panorama ofthe age,
y cre Of the most beautifn and instucting ex-
issfons ever Witnessed. II has attracted ctowded
rass for FIVE and six eonsecltiy weeks IN the
appal cities of the Union. we bespeak, for il
as due consideration Of oaficitizena.Aa ns-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

ar Among the distinguished arrivals by the
steamer Atlantic are Hon. MI. Ingersoll, late Min
ister to England; Hon. MI Bayard, and WIFE lately
charge d'Affairs to Belgium J. w. Gerard of
New York; Mrs. LIE vett, Of Mobile; The Hon MI.
Chandler Of Philadelphia, and Lieut., Maplry Of
Washington. =, a'.a7.l -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

BlprAurr.-John Boyneiis Of centie Wheeling.
as committed to Jail on Saturday. On charge ~
asing his wife's head with a hutobet. HeTseream1s
ought in her neighbors., who found Ler lying on
!: floor with her ear and side thsrh head severely
st His statement was that they were playing
ID the Ratchet, and that she zen against the
a:. Foul play, that 2 yi.,.4l ~ sde ;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

Po,rrOsrAESr orlrHE, alEETis We PfsEet that
aoush the illness OF Migs Fanny the Riley's are
a,be 10 give their Concerts according to sppointi
,.n. However, she is recovering, and We are
IA, will be able to perform on Friday and satuT-
BY evening s next. WepIophsay f9r thsr1 crowd;
houses, as long as they will remain with us.