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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-01
By the National Line.
FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF 1TnE ARABIA.

Nav YoRk, May 81. I.
Tie Arabia arrived to day at past 10, with
Liverpool dates to the 2lst. The Humboldt ar.
rived off Cowes on the night of the 18th.
The exhibition. at Dublin attracts 5000 visitors
., daily ny =, SO ai2 sIs
The Patrie contradicts the statement that France
had sent a hostile feetto The Sandwich Islands,
The French Assembly begin TO manifest HOSTILE
ty in various ways to the dictaton of the Govern
ment, and a dissolu i'm is e, pected.
A betof 40,0y0 francs is pen.ing on the race
from Bordeaux to New York. of the American
ship resident Fillmore againstthe new Bordeaux
clipper Benjamin. f
The Heraldo anu Diario still attack Senator
Soule. II sra gif'9sjif ~
The aspect of Turkish affairs are less favorable.
Mensch ikoff is reported TO have called upon the
Porte for final reply respecting holyspaces with
in 8 days. The p orte summoned the advice ofthe
English and French ambassadors, who sent in
stantlys courlers to their Governments
"A. Ernst Schwendle, U. S. Consul at Frankfort
oit-the- Main, died on the 9Th inst.
The Dutch elections are unfavorable TO the Ro-
man Catholic party as far as heard from.
sI5lt is said that the ieening, Duke of ATTENDING;
intends abdicating in favor oflhis son.
s -. s,s5s S MARKETS. Fl,
L'vERPooL.-Sales of cotton for the week go
COO bales, of which l3, 900 were to specustors and
5000 for export. fair business doing, averaging
daily about 5000 bales during theweek. The low
grades are in better inquiry. Spinners pur-
chasing only for Immediate use. Holders do not
refuse sales. SO that 16d advance is all that can
be quoted. Orleans fair u; middling GAG 1-l6;
Mobile far 3:s; middling 8; upland fairs sS;
niddiing6. Market closing steadily.
Iu breadStuhs a fair business is doing and hold
ers firm. Fine wheat and flour maintain their
ptice, and inferior is rather lower. Richardson
q Bro. quote white wheat at IS 10da7s Id. Wes-
tern canal flour 23sa23S cd. Baltimore and Phil
adelphia 2Sa23 Cd. Ohio 2sa24s.
But little DONG in provisions Porlis in good
inquiry, and the lower qualities most looked
for. Bacon is i'll excellent inquiry at full preyi-
Gus rates. Shoulders and hams most inquired for.
MONEY MARKErs-Consuls leave off at 100 7-S
for money. Exchequer bills par 10 premium.
a good business doing in American stocks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-01

ouR WHEELING PAcKEr.-The Aurilla Wood
arrived at our wharf early on Sunday morning,
I loaded to the guards with freight, mainly from
Wheeling. We notice that many of our mer-
chants, and particularly our grocers, are now be-
will soon be brisk and thriving trade between
The Two places. We would say 10 our friends in
Wheeling not to be too much taken up with the
Union Line to neglect the KanawLa line. 1t may
now afford them but humble rill of trade, but il
Sll ere long. be swelled into large and fruitful
Meam. We understand that the Salem will take
tae place Of the Wood in the Wheeling trade, ma
Republican. a
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MARRIED IN a HURRY-LoyE AND PIsToLs.-A
Wedding took place at the M'Lure House yester-
day which, tits currently reported, was hastened
tya revolver which, it seems, done more than
the wayward affections of an absconding Don
Juan were likelyto DO. 1t appears that he left the
lady whose affections he had gained, and who re-
sideliD Greenfield. Ohio, and the suspicion Gas
entertained that he would not return to redeem
his pledge. The lady, in company with her uncle,
pursued and met him somewhere in the cars of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, when the uncle
very cody presented a revolver to the truant To-
yer, telling him that he must Immediately '.many
or de-" Not feeling disposed to try how cold lead
felt his brains, he chose to-marry, and with
The old gentleman and his niece came to this city
inthe passenger train yesterday, when the preimi-
misunderstanding a license and Parson having been
dispatched, he was soon bound fast enough in the
chains Of WedIock. The uncle said having per-
formed his duty, they no longer needed his seryi-
ees, and took his departure in last evenings
packet for Louisville. The married pair left soon
ailer in the coach for the West.
Wesuppress the names of the parties, as need
less TO the story, and as, perhaps inficting need
less wound upon those of whom. it is hoped, we
can say with Shakespeare
"Alls well that ends well.''
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go, y,1uAME LAND AND STocK.-J. w.
SALE = . w,Ilbe seen by an advertisement in an
Al'su eoInmp offers at public auction to-day his
0s' a',iv,,ed and valuable farm, situated on the
, wen Turnpike seven miles from the city, to-
bs,ua" th his stock of fine sheep, horses, cattle,
ss'D'l Nm having sold one half of this farm, the
~. ;. IL. he offers for sale to-day, consisting
Ien,,.g acres, and is that portion lying near
OIL . az. Tstauikg, embracing the barn and other
'n ms;.E. ,,re chance for those wishing TO pur-
t .ssahrr valuable farm or fine stock, and we
eD ,d advise such prisons not to let this opportu
',yUas without improvlng,it.
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FBOM WASHINGTON.

The Union of this morning has an article. ON
the policy of the Administration, and another de-
tending the appointments. -
In Virginia he Wings gain 10 in the House and
8 in the Senator
Criminal Court for The murder of his wife. The
Gardiner case will probably go over till septem-
Der. ~
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

.i,lt 49, NEW YORK, May3l.aI
Antonio Gonzales Vigil, who has Eeen summoned
by the Captain General of Cuba.to appear before
Military Commission, publishes spirited card.
in New Orleans, ayowing himself an American cit
izeu, and protesting against his arraignnent before
q foreign power. '37si
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,.n,,yys Concert on Monday evening
NILE Is bva large and fashionable audience
W'''sna, ,ad highly delighted with her fine vocal
who 'ppsI usr admirers will be pleased to learp
P'1eS wen. will give another concert here soon.
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,.couNrRclAL WRITING FLUID" pre-
"GpSDn enndry of the Cincinnati Mercantile
p,red BY M ~ article we have used and found
College s,t luility and other excellent quail.
70 Ps 1,nlipg it to metallic pens
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IMPORTS
Per Steamer Fan. C;,,, f,,,n, 1.,,,;;

Persteamer Falls City from Louisville.
o, L. E. Forsyth, 1 band box; Lambdin, Bonham a. Co..
SsS aeEs rSss; Donlon & Maxwell, 10 casks bacSn al
@ oO boxes SOAP, boxes candles; Forsyths & Hop
M n@s tobacco do 20 tierees hams Danl List, hl
SVIa ooH; Dorsey Norton Knox, hhds. tobacco,
eSee, q uerees hams % do; Forsyths & Hopkins,
VIZ eoai' Pittsburgh packet, 81 sacks hogs hair.
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~ Fms ENGINE, for Memphis, was
soeT'0s ,;,N brought on the B. & o. R. R.
among the "s ~ shipped on the Falls City.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-01

| LII Stealey, Middletown, A French, Wis
Thos Stealey, do WINS Cuddy. Wheeling,
| 1T Souder, New York. J II Hoffman, Baltimore,
Geo w Grail, do J Hooper, Lancaster,
@ E Cooke, Cambridge, John I Lynn, Wheeling,
E Wright, Boston. THIS Sweeney, do
] NJ Lackley, Baltimore, Miss Waddell, Louise
L Davidson, do II M Waddel, do Il
F Hewhall, New Orleans, w L B Lawrence, Tenn
H @ Barnett, Va Robt Collins, do
James Holden. Marietta, Miss E NJ jenkins, N o
A GambullS1 Lady, Bait G NJ Lee, do II
H Moore, Cleveland, Miss Walan, Baltimore,
Thos Hughes s. lady, NY Miss Mckay, do
E, Gilman, Boston, H Moore, Texas,
S Lawrence & lady, Chit H G Payne, Parkersburg,
barnard 81 lady, Louise, J ohm Pollanson, Pitt
Mrs Finley & son, do R Powell & 3 ladies',
Gen Hammond, Phia Steubenville,
Miss S Taggart, Cadiz, o Miss Sweeney, Wash
S Stein, Baltimore, VIM Nnzarn, Farmount,
Jas Russell, Wash, d G DR. Kelley & lady, Va
w 1. Randolph,iO Jos Brown, & ORR
John Woolford Bait Owen Saxton, do 3.
A II Burtch, Cadiz, Abel Lodge, o -
VIM Milligan & lady, do VIM Acheson, Pa
u Bennett& lady, do John Lola d & lady, o -
AT THE BEYMER HOUSE.
John Lawrence, Ohio. RI Blackledee, Ohio, 1N
] NJ Kidd, l. Stones, Steub,
R Craig d lady, Pa, w Foster y lady, Pa, i4.
D S Mounts, w Liberty, Miller, Claysville,
! A Genetson, Pa, JtHowell, Cadiz,
Killarney, G Intent, R L Miller, Washingt' n,
Mrs Fay 81 Niece, Va.
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,,NrcuEx advertises several new works
III. s'% naper. Putuonl's for June is of the
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,-sox has been appointed Posimaste'
Dawn a; a tPa.) vice JANIS MoDERNor'
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SToCKTON'S lTRI-WREKLY EMPRESS.
pro wv, RAfHs oy IRIlonr.
From Wheeling to kSashiugton-
From Wheeling to- Claysviile-
P,o,, ,v,..,, Heavy Goods 20 cents PER 100 lbs.
"ui heenng u West Alexander
r5.p., Heavy Goods 10 cents per 100 lbs.
leases weighing less than 100 pounds will bs
So, nssss.I % gen Is, v any point on the road.
es :. Sontfaets LOT Carrying freight be made BY
WSs; a. STOCKTON Russell & Co.'s, Monroe Street
--ssHIs. - ap26tf L. w. STOCKTON.
Look at This!
III ~ those who nre DESTROYS preserving the memoir,
tafv ~ and and friends, do so, most ehec
~ Gaining without delay Tarbe & Co.'S Dagner
CeSi Al the corner OF Main and BiddIe streets
tgyes and procure for each those lifelike Pic
belptv cannot be Obtained, with the degree
Sna excellence, elsewhere in the city.
IARBELLSs CO., Dagucrfeotypists,
JhaaIf,
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uorsEuoLD FURNITURE is offered at
Dfs'RA,L1 ~ Mr.. D. Moons srockroN. See adj
rE,,,sement. ----
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v,,e,yrA IRoN WoRKs.-LaSt year there was
Jaw n,oductiye corn field four miles below this
ri,y Now the traveller along that way beholds
the l,rss Iron Works Of Messrs. GILL, KELLY &
e. with immense and complicated machinery in
successful operation, besides enough of houses to
n,Pseut the appearance of rising town-a faith
ipI pisture of the rapid strides OF improvement in
and around the city.
The Virginia Iron Works have forty nail ma
chimes, about thirty of which are now in opera
ion, turning out all sizes of the best quality of
nails. Their furnaces are used wholly for the
manufacture of nail iron. They employ one
hundred hands.
BnvooD sronE.-clOse to these Works has
been erected large store building, well stocked
with EXCELLENT Dry Goods and Groceries, and af-
fotng great convenience TO the hands of the
mill .nd The citizens of the adjacent country.
We observe foundations laid for number OF
new houses short distance from the mills. I'M
puvement is the order of the day down that way.
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] KAsIR q lR0M
EoRTHE -
zAH "A i R III
TO THE M1r.IInMs


From toothless babes OF nsmeless weeks =
Toprattlng jokers in the Streets;
From girls and boys that read at school,
.,. To Office clerks upon their stools;
From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen.
To the Caude explosions of all honeymoon dreams;
From mid,wa years of man and his wife,
To advancing days and reclining life;
From the specialized few, who with establishment gaze
AT the wondrous things OF these modern days,-
7afl Is heard this general exclamation, S-s -r.
HAVE You USED LYONS KATHAIRoN2 lE-arf
Grey heads and bald in concert sing Is
The magic OF this powerful thing, ~
That starts the roots of hair long dead,
Andcovers up the once bald head;
While the truant locks, 90 harsh and stih, q
That used to vex the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twirl
In such rich, luxurant curls, -.1
The sight or touch, you know not which, ~,
Sets men SHINING, and their heads be yitchd.
The Dandrnil-vexcd stuf-,hat once did fall
ger bro ad cloth coats, ami! collars soil, f,-
You number with the things that were, 6a
BY using Kathairon on the hair.
But 0Iore than half or ali yet said, All
Are facts about the Nervous Head,
] hat sometimes racks and aches with pain, ~
And doctors pills are taken In vain.
Now the Kathairon such pains I'LL warrant to cure.
In ten minutes. No gossippirg Pm sure; fff
And for Pimples, Salt Rhsun, Erysipelas and letter.
and all such diseases, nothing Is better.
.YoN'S KATHAlRONs SO Justly celebrated for Preserv
ing Restoring aud Identifying the Hair, is sold by
every Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for 20 cents.
Sold to the trade at Liberal dscount-6ut erer COM
nlfsste1ed. Address letters to lslas1
d. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
L-.. 161 Broadway, New York.
On For sale by Kells CALDWELL wholesale AGENTS for
Wheeling. Also sold by Patteis Co.; T. H. Logan
d Co., and Wheat d Chaplin. ma1S-6ri.
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1nt0 hi o county. vir2inin. 1870
SVNTISHING to dispose my Real Estate, offer pri.
wv vatc sale until the LIST day of November
In the County Ohio situate Creek,
contai ming about hundred and sixty This
erty is desrably located both sides of the Wheeling
tibefty and Bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. i95
The farm Is in the highest state having
alarge amount OF new plank fencing and judicousiy laid
III es for farming and grazing purposes There
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
blng corn cribs c There also four good tenants
Houses There is commodious barn, one hundred
and eight feet long by fitted in every
particular for the wants ofthe rm including ample shell
Ter for twelve hundred sheep. sd & ~
4 viii sell these lands inwhoe part, to suit the
wishes OF those desiring to purchase Terms will be lib
icTat. p
rapidly advancing 1.-THE city Wheel
the facilities Afforded by the various rail
lions about TO be completed with West, the Sea
board, the excellent rkct Afforded Wheeling
tile marketable OF the farm,
highly wishing probably anil
has seldom been that finer Inducements have held
out to purchasers. ff5lI. Wv. lAflTCHELL
Wheeling, Sep, 81, 1852. Z 3
II the above lands sold sale before
"Wednesday the first will be offeretl
on that day PUBLIC AUCTION, on The premises iii
parcels to suit lclasers plat OF these lands viii be
Tor the o.
above lands sold the FIRST day June, will
on that day and the next sell ali stock, horses cattle
sheep, farming utensils, the usual
sTERMS made known on the day OF sale. laIch12.53
W Washington Reporter and MINER and Welsh burg
tIeraldp ~
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baltimore Piano Forte Mandatory.
j. WISE q BROTHER, manufacturers OF Boudoir
Lon OF female performers, to late and important Inn
IN the TOUCH of the piano. By this invention
the Keys OF the sauna piano be regulated or
SOFT as to suit the exact elastic strength
myers being well known 10 every performer that the
touch is of tie first great we're vain to talk
OF hne tone If the keys not susceptible aIee and
eestc movement otherwise the Inherent qualities the
Instrument will remnn unknown. Those who woul d
avail themselves best possible playing tie
piano, should not fail to give this Invention trial.
See business circulars, which may be had or post
age, by addressing manufacturers.
mar2e 'is' = ts $50 y nfi s.i:rIIn,,r
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"IInn Know ThyscIf." ~
Inval liable Book for o. Cents,

t.Euery Family should haze a Copy,'ifg Ii
|R000 COPIES! sold in less than three months. A
MY 5fSssa sR2 @P Ans rs h isIsd
BOOK FOR THE; AFFLICTED-Con obtaining an outline
disease contracted by pronscuous sexual
by self abuse or by sexHl excess with advice their
techncates every thing would offend the car OF
decelcy, the result twenty years successful
practice, exclusively devoted the diseases
delicate or private nature $50
To which is added receipts for the of the above
ofthe Fever que, for twenty five cents copy; six
copies dollar; will be forwarded to OF the
paid, Cosden Co.. Publishers or box 1906 Post ONCE,
Philadelphia. sset 80 = - 20
and work published the diseases
which II treats. Avoiding all technical terms it addresses
jectionabe natter and however
object to placing tn the hands of his The author
complaints treated Of. and with TOO little breath 10 puff
and little presumption to impose, he has offered to
the world at the merely nominal price of 90 cents, the fruits
OF some twenty most successful practice
NO teacher parent should be without the knowledge
charge -People's Adrocdte. ia 800
teps Medical Manual says: Thousands upon thousands
of youth, example and the influence OF the pas.
sions, have been e into the habit oil with
realizing fearful consequences upon them
selves and their The Thousands
down. and they not know the cause Or The cure Any
thing that be done to enlighten and influence
public mind as to check, and ultimately 10 remove this
source OF human would confer
the greatest blessing next the religion Jesus Christ
the Intoxicating drinks though it has slain thoGs
sands upon not scourge to the
and believe your in the good work you are
SO actively eng ged in =
one copy vii DO az @ Sssen1ey and
Address. cosDEN a CO., Publishers, boz 1ss. Phila.
delphia. ~ 51is s Z 81 -
BOOKSELLERS canvassers and Book supplied on
the most liberal er1ns ma10-1y
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n..1.,Wv1 VIM. T. Needs 8 Co.,

n aHuefsW Hank book MAN a inc turern,
VITo1Igy. Z, az Monroe Street, UP STAIRS
wv III respectfully inform their friends and me pub
ment lasIv that they have bought the establish
BalkhoS nnoMn IS James II. Ewings Bookbindery and
bind 10 aud prepared to Rule and
Iasl1ins ptsnk books OF every Inscription music
and 6y A. manner NOT 10 IS surpas
nS-consst ~ y, elshnlent In the county. :.
on hand an assortment of blasl. fonks
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cue c G,EpSEn; of the Pacific Railroad Sur
OtS s,s,u the city yesterday.
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Oh1cker1ng's Piano Forfes

n, THE subscriber being pointed aSent fooSr
he sale OF Piano FoTfs i tT
WesteTn.V irgtnia, keeps cons family on hind
mens yvhi.t soo1 stock of those celebrated InstTn
ssess ~ are by the most efnet
try No. is. 10 be the best in this or any
ding are offered al BostIn nriees Al
and Va,is,ss ~ Wiha stock musical nS;s
Hl5.oiS 81, .9oas, Wholesale and retail ts'
EsiS AZ No. % Union street - y 'ss.s alu'
So JAS. MELLoR.
supply q John nenEslyss ~, -.
- sun lot sac AZ The Book Store OF 2,
na20 JOHN II THOMPSON
81
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1To.IXAxfs an authorized Agent TO pro.
T5.Nr pA! DAVID !" the wheeling lntelligeneer.
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u. II. LOGAN 1s CO.,
oUID respectfully call the attention of their friends
anil dealers their and cheap
Remem5e The sssyeil Bridge corner the
40 bills inssea oil SDayiin q countz make 81
100 kees Lead Pitsburg and CINCINNATI brands
8 bbls. Spts. Turpc1tine.
~ 101st No. 4 and = Lard Oil.
10 Tanners Cat ali pficesl
- Dbl. fine Sweet Oil.
d baskets Salad Oil
- 10 kegs sup CaTb Soda.
IL 1 Dbl Cream or Tartar. s
Lease Aianlia Indigo.
eask Potash.
- rs Salefatus.
ll& 8 bales corhs, of all sizes.
3 coarse andifine spunEe.
10 kegs refined Saltpetre.
! 81 Bicrhouate OF Potash
on hand and receiving, by
apte T. H LOGAN q co.
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ARRIVALS,


~ ARRIVALS,
Stephen Bayard. 10. Booth I. 1885,. .Sunfsh
Wlroqta. .. .Steubenyille
Thos Swami. 4. y. Copant. -. .. ~. louisville
eBrilhant.. ...... Grace. 49,. Cincinnati
Clara Fisher. !. y. g ordon .P ittsbnrgh
Allegheny. +, 10. . Bachelor Pittsburgh
Messenger =. Klinefelter. Pittsburgh
IA Clipper. 4. j. George. :. Parkersburg
Venture 4. ). /. ii. Nv atkins. 80. Hockinssport
s Orion =. Dillon. -. Hanging Rock
99aLal'elle. y. M hlanawy. Pittsburgh
Cheyiot, o.. Mcintosh. 80. =. :. GAINESVILLE
Saul Sno@den. 49,. - Pittsburgh
ia. s8i3 DEPARTURES. IS
Z Stephen Bayard. Booth. .......... Sunfsh
Viroqua. $500. %, Neil. >. !. Steubelville
Allegheny Bachelor. Cincinnati
Falls City. Mason .5....... Louisville
Brilliant. 800. Grace. -, Pittsburgh
Diurnal. :. $1,000. Calhoun !. 80. Pittsburgh
Exchange. .5..R nodes - Pittsburgh
Courier. ......... Roberts. 80. Parkersburgh
Cheviot. .. $50. Nc lntosh.. Pittsburgh
BOATS DEPARTING THIS Day. 4,
SuNFrsH j. ..j.... Stephen Bayard. a P. NJ,
SrEUsENvILIE Viroqua. .......2 P. nj.
LOUISVILLE. Thos. Swami. .......6 p. M.
PARKERsBuRGH. j. A. Clipper. ...... 10 A. NJ.
ePITTsBuRG. 49, Clara Fishsr. ........7 A. M.
STAGE OF THE RIVER. 4
AT WHEELING 6 feet inches,
Ar PITTsBuReH- s feet inches.
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Another Arrival of Gold Pens =
A VERYsuperior artcle.of Gold Pens of the most APP
IA proved style and warrantrd Just received and for
sale low by G. p. BROWN.
mails. No. q, Washington Hall.
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=ARE.RI5.IVAL.s. AYR 3 TH ll HlolTEIls.
AT THE sPRIGG HOUSE.

ur' TO u o,cLoo5Ikl LAST EVENING. 1
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HTens haNea spienutd ItGie UI n pure Iitlf
WI the fountain. Alsol &c Cresinl and Sherbef Cai
and TASTE ~ II. n. PARKER, :
maI2l. < q Market street.
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RIVER NEWS.
REPoRTEDFFoR THE INrELLIaENcER.

fivals8aaa DspaElaFsso Of steam Boats,
rorths iasta4 Hours, ending al 80, clock.
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LADIES JENNY LIND SHOES.
fSfl PAIR of Ladies' Jenny Lind Welt Shoes Jnstrc.
w eeived at the Black Mammoth Boot,
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To the Ladies.

To The Ladies'
received Al the South End OF Market Square, Sign
~ Of the Black Mammoth Boot. - =
60 PAIR or Ladies' fine Jenny Lind slippers.
ma2D. rODiJ q DEyOI..
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GUNNER .slysters.-HeLTs a ASALTRYsS eeiebro
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s CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL ROAD. :
q. s.. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

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DIURNAL, Capt. TRos Calhoun viii run daily between
Wheeling and Pittsburgh Winchester leaving Wheel
ng every Monday Wednesday and Friday; and the Dur
nal every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, A. Nj;
arriving at in time to connect with the Cleve-
land and in time the morning lines
East Returning the Winchester Pittsburgh eve
ry Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and the Diurnai
at Wheeling in time for the nisit lines for Ohio.
lForf freight or passage, apply on board orto
~ tx IS. g. BAKER d Co, a geni.
Through tickets for cleveland Toledo. Monroe De
troll; MILWAUKEE, Chicago Buffalo and sold at the
Office OF s. Q. BAKER D. Co. = Cfeb6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-01

For Gallipolis, "a Z.
a o99A THE Splendid Steamer WAN KNOX,
Cook, Master, will leave Wheeling for
III 6aipois, every WEDNESDAY at o..
EESS5T2S5SS clock, A N. -
For freight or passage, apply to