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TREAesRq DIrAkrxErI, Docssnbes 1, 1855
limited hy the undcumsntoSed notices d
July iot purchase OF
ihs United States, hereby extended
But is be observed that addition The
ent holder ciuaetiy nov,
up treasury annual coupons a. Ina
In default Of his laItsr
premium interest es u -.
del1plion 10 lot January Only will be paid.
10 sId opportunity 10 dsaui holders avail Of mi.
consider stocks mailed prior TO tha
said lst January enthsd 10 its benefits
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
EN ss.3saigls; kssaslDR pgeasH

IN Thursday October 1883, daily (Sunday
ceptei) VIII be asseesbIy following
arrangement:
for Warrsntcn and intermediate points will leave the
OF Duke aud Henry O'Clock
al III O'Clock,
Returning, VIII leave Warrenon O'Clock,
arriving Ia Alexandra al quarter before O'Clock,
Cuipeper intermediate points will
Cuipeper TX O'clock Alexandra U
O'Clock, ~ III.
Retarnng Alexandria at N O'Clock, M arriving
Cupeper Az O'Clock,
daily running between Goydonvie and Culpepe
with this the Virginia roads,
TICKETS
To Gordonsvic 50
DO Lynchburg .-.......,.... W
no. Winchester w
Per order. w. u. BROCKETT, Agent.
Oct 4-dn
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HON THOMAS u. BENTOvp WORk.-Mr Horirs.
III head agent ssle exclusively by s"bcspton Of Thy
View a years. would state that
wcvh viii ~ complete voln~s price srcessNi>
volume 100 with supevhsy
'e De- 70 .oa
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Secretary OF III. TIeasury.



TKxAsuKY D4rAsrsrs1, July ~, lssa
Notes hereby stock. Of
the United January
ea aud DecsSer 1861, loan
Of March lcso, and rodessabls
June department prepared purchase,
between hereof s of December next
millions Of dollars Of the said stoeks
the manner hereinafter mentioned, 10
any competition, within tho stated,
preferences will be given 10 The order OF Tune IA which hs
may The certificates duly assigned TO hs United
States transmitted this department this receipt
Whereof apce will be paid compounded Of tbs following
lars gts 0as
l. The par value amount specified certificate
2. premium said amount Of twenty per cent
Interest par July, 1885,
the date and settlement the with the allow
or the reach the owner Of days interest ad
dtion. - 8 assfs
the United States the Boston, New York,
or Philadelphia, the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
TREASURY DSrARrxxsr, Aug. ", 1858.
Notice hereby given per Of
The authorized April Is, sl2,
December holders the
the authorized by the Of July 1876,
vembs department prepared purchase any
date hereof and The ds Of December
millions Of stock,
the terms hereinafter mentioned to wit:
In any contingent competition within stated,
preference given
offered The certificates, duly
States department upon
Whereof price will be raid compounded Of the following
ticuars; 44t #@4s4..4 6Es
The par value specidedin each certificate
ID premium 10 the stocks Of io4a Reasonable
in 1861 Gus the bel ofsx cent
lei6 redeemable In 1856.
from the s Of july 1853,
tho treasury, with Tho allow
o money the Of day inersst In
dion.
Payment for said stocks win bs made drafts Of The Treasurer
States Boston, YORK,
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
Dec l-dtlstJan Secretary ofths Treasury.
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NOTICE OF RENoNAL-We take this opportunity 10 siy.
~ friends and the public generally have
taken elegantly lighted occupied
VIM NJ snuse Co, ON 7th sfcst, three doors
In W.
dry goods, will to-day n p~r
greatly reduced prices very Than
We
Of
plaid figured Cashmeres and Mousseiines
Fancy lad abe silks, in itch styles
Win closhrr adies embracing ali The choice
and lining siks match.
We of velvet md cloth c'osks
latest styles which win be sold much less than the
prce.
Purchasers rely getting good articles at establish
msns, wsrrsst all goods prove represented
MAXWELL, SEARS, COILEv,
Penn. avenue, between 9th snd streets.
b--fhe store occupy ia for rent.
Dec lo-eodst
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EDWARD OWEN q SONS Military, Naval, and C,u-
pen's Furntshtng and Tailoring Establishment
THE subscribers would call friends
public generally their superb stock of cloths cassce and
ve-sinx all ~ which tgy offer
sale of Wizards Hotel prom
lee TO DO they
l. e, polite and obhtug for all lavors
L OWEN SON
Dec t3-2awim tsiaf and Sentinel
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no BLANK Book Mnnuf~rturers- Medium denny, and flat
J. sale BY COLLINS, BOVINE, b CO.,
yt#iA. 1lth street six doors north Of Penn.
branch Hail. ia and i76 Pea York
N. B.-Orders received for book bindeu materials
7-du
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no III. WHOM TT MAY CONCERS.-1ne undersigned
whereas the ioh day OF December
Commonwealth OF Virginia military
OF land, Peter Roth and
Porch representatives Of Michael booh
during the war IN said continental line
mssd, and whereas the 2sh
issued 10 said minors
which duplicate misaid, and whereas
issued
minors thevefars gnsih That viii MAKE arpea,
on 10 the once Washington for 10 be ssned
10 me A. the only said Michael Booth, decreased
entitled An act making further @ovsons
VIRGINIA land warranu, approved Auxa u
lisa. "Ahiht Fon,"'
27--law3mo fsa@e
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4 CAWO~MAtnt FIELD, NJ Hotel. respectful
friends and the public generally that hs has 'essed
OF years. hotel Capitol H by
Caspsrs es being thoroughly repaired and
furnished the modern style and will be opened for The re
ceptoc Of about the 9Th Of November Due motto
will bc given.
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n y. kTEER's NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN
have Just another supply goods r." gentle
making stock at the present time very comps
clothing for the present
approaching should by all see my goods
before they parchss. elsewhere.
Moy
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Familiar Discourses ON Language

AR WATKINS intends deliver Of familiar
wiih occasional critical
who have written The subject
The Will consist dcourses the hrst OF which,
comprise the history
and critical examination oftbs prevailing the
OF the English language
ticket for whole series a
lady and for single ticket admitting person
the evening, 80 cents.
The dcoues win be delivered Csrus saloon-the first
Thursday evening Bert, TO commence at O'Clock.
Tickets be iolnd the Of Habaueh,
bookstores Of
Tor Masry, Pesnsyivania avenue.
o--du
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EUnsHHED PARLOR AND CHAMBERS Fop


RENT Three chambers, and pahor and ehsmle-
hrst nor with door between the all comota
bly, neat, furnished, and very engby situated,
IN. church.
They desirable account Of their quiet position and
vcnenees, and very the principal hotels,
Apply the premises
21-dhf
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CONSIDERATIONS for Members OF Congress nvs
n other LA the end, house winch
cupied BY Hon John Forsyth white Secretary Of State and
recently Henry Newman Rooms Equal to
Washington. The locality BEAUTIFUL and quite
senent being avenue ouh sde paved
lighted, half square Circle especially
the omnbu The door every three minutes bric
house and stable attached to the premises.
Dec 7-endlwn INTEL
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Nm. EDWARD ~. CANmICHAEI from Virginia.
the citizens OF Washington
once sh street. adjoining the yinr
Has. Ap1-~u
NOTICE-~sfDNEY 4. BAXTER, late attorney
Ia removed 10 Washington practise law
practise IN the United States the
Columbia and attend
business conhdcd 10 him. If. .
once Mor-ons building on ~ street east oFenn'y'va
mia avenue. sfst.rt
Han i J. Hon WIN. Daniel,
Hon Richard Moucure, Hon. q. II. ssmueIs,
Hon q. H. Lee, Court ofAppeais OF vwrinis-
II The ndse Of Circuit Courts Of Virginia
To tho members OF Congress from virginia
June tl--lydswAw
mEyERK Of French, sp,nish and German Ian
j. Davis's between and 9Th
streets, Pennsylvania vsnns south ade-
O-ts-u
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ID j. STEERS New Goods aud Fashions for gem
respectfully members
u clothing, call al h
Fellows Hail. cloths
vestDgs, gcniemen' furnishing goods
all orders TOT clothing At the shortest
ca n u a superior style, moderate prices.
OF hand, ready made.
p. J. STEER, Merchant Tailor,
Dee i-3law2wif No. Washington Place, 7ll street.
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR. Attorney NJ Law. Will here
VI after holden IN Washington city
building.
3-dam
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NEW York, May I'd. ls53.The undersigned bss this day
IN No AZ William Merchants Exshnnxe
for the Transaction OF n general brokerage business.
Bank. mining, railroad, government sac and CITY
securities bought and sold.
Promissory notes. exchange, and loans nsgotsed
MAY l9-d6 EMANUEL b. HAHT.
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THE NOTES NJ the Southern Manufhctn~ers' Ban
are redeemed AZ par by the .uhsscvib-r
henry NJ NoURsE,
Agent r. NJ. Bank
mt 3-dH
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bta Course, AlexandTta Co.. Va.
THERE a 500 the shove
Tuesday November 2Qd, 1885, at O'Clock preciseiy Heats
mile and
p Suit b.. I. John Graham.
2. N. Han serrs .. basts AIMS.
and from the best stock In
the he expected The proprietor Of
The offers the following cent entrance TIRE.
or entries 10 make raeeD
Sivo wednesday, November 1ons mile asd
500 Thursday, November 24ht~c miles and
peat
Of Friday, November a5our miles and
Entries be made the track by Friday November 18TH be
FER ~ O'Clock.
The fenced track, and made other i'm
confidently public they
hnd accommodations for and horse.
CYRUS MARTIN,
- Proprietor
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l,UAsG-s HOTEL. s3s broadway, New York.
This opened by undersigned, ofthe city
N 9Th Its
desirable and ,ts delgh'sn.
No render its patrons
6ortabi. As any hotel in the country.
Gent 7-du New York, u. Pember s, 1859
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

=, F,,r LECTURE OF THr CoURsE.--BiShop
'.on leads of in the Course of public lectures,
+. delivery of which, regularly, during the
.,,,,bing winter, suitable arrangements have
|, made. This opening lecture will be deliv-
nj; evening at the Fourth street Methodist
VII The theme is one which cannot fail TO
.,,Our citizens generally: "COnseienee dndits
.,,, 10 education and 4eEgiOn." The Bishop
!, eloquent and strong speaker, and his lecture
afford rich intellectual repast TO those who
cit. We hope TO see the large church crowd
,-night. r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

BALTIMORE, Nov. 14.-New Orleans papers oil
Sunday and Monday are received.
The Washington Union of this morning briefly
comments upon the result Of the New York cleo
ton, and thinks it should teach a lesson, and in
dulges in the hope that wiser councils may here
after prevail. Itsays: 1--WE have neither regret
nor Joy to express in regard TO the relative vote OF
the two tickets supported by Democrats. AS far
as present indications point to result, suppose
that the two tickets received about an equal num-
Der of votes. We look with much concern 10 the
best course for avoiding so disastrous defeat in
future.''
day threw poker at his wife, which, glancing,
struck his child, killing it instantly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15
Rt1RTHER BY TBE AMERICA.

New YoRK, Nov 14-The America arrived al
Boston at midnight on Saturday. We gather the
following from her mails: The Pals Moniteur Of
Friday says: Arrangements are made SO that the
standing army of France can be raised TO 750, 600
men in six weeks; also, that France and England
will be united in action as they were in negotIa.
ton. The Earl of Clarendon declares that En-
gland has not the slightest intention of abandon
ing the Sultan. At Constautinople the Swedish
officer was insulted and the English ConsnPs re:
sidence was pelted with stones. The reported
skirmish between the Russian steamers and Tur-
kish fort, was telegraphed by the French Consul
at Eucharist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

HorrL AT PrEDMoHr.-It is stated that the Bal
sue and Ohio Railroad Company are going to
5zDeuce the erection of large brick hotel at
sInOnt, or, as it is more property called, Mt.
.aboa, Va, for the accommodation of passengers
va ther road. The building is to be finished by
!. inst Of April next, and by that time it is sup
trains day will be furnished with meals
THAT point.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

Br1Drso IN CLrvELAND.-By statement pub
ahsd in the Cleveland Herald, it seems that there
iu been expended this season, in that city, for
be erection of new buildings, lmainly of bust
sas character, and IN completing those COM
nsnced late in the fall of last year, the sum of
$4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

CnlGE OF FoRGERY.-The Norfolk Beacon
hts that Isaac Goodup. merchant in Ports
uaalh, Va, charged with forgery, aud was brought
t.:Ere Justice Grice, on Wednesday, and sent on
J lie county court for further examination
Irsuty-one notes, amounting to $4,000, were pro-
.s,sd in evidence, on which were the alledged
uaiulent signatures of several of the most promi-
mi citizens of Portsmouth. ,.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

vi. Ohio D. Bell, of Prince Georges county,
llpand, wealthy planter, died suddenly on
Esduesday last at his residence. Having been
aing newspaper, he rose from his seat for the
zpOse of putting it on the table, when he fell on
L floor and expired. The immediate cause Of
tbsyent was an affection of the heart.
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Partner Wapted.
STEAM ENGINE .MANUFACTORYA AT

PRIVATE SALE. -.a-
The undersigned will dispose Of the Phillips
well known Steam Engine Mandatory together with tho
ground, buildings, tools and patterns.
Having for the necessary lathes, IN addt
ton his present TOOLS the purpose OF conducting the
connection with the Foundry and Engine Manulectoy he
terminating here, there is not better location for that
business in the West
those desiring TO engage in the above business will
find rare chance good investment. The establish
men full opera on and will be prepared to take
contracts for Care &C., in short Time. For further in
formation apply the subscriber, il by leltsr postpaid
octSO- 3m H. w PHILLIPS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

ARRIVAL OF join observation-disclosures Francis
Esagher has received letter from his friend, Mr..
P.J Smith, from San Francisco, Stating that John
Mitchell and his family would leave for New York
BY the steamer of the list of November. Conse-
'usntly, this distinguished Irishman may be ex-
Fected here about the 9th inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

:. p,,oRAxA.-The best evidence we can
~ ,bs merit of any thing, Is its success in an
,s,,nt community. Hielge's Panorama has
Ezbibited at least ten times i'll Wheeling, and
fms has attracted full house, or nearly so.
M, exhibition ever met with so favorable a
..,+op here. 1t continues only two daysIOuger.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15
For IFn IIin1o ore, -TVnShTmgton, philadelphia
md New York x
Esssss S5zzzsssa sssss!sssS t.sssS5ss 60
GTeaf Through lime for the East.

Great through Line for the East
TIME Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
Baltimore, and connecting with the washington
Branch Rail Road the Junction ateiy called the Relay
House D miles from Baltimore, and with the Phadel-
pha Wilmington Baltimore Rail Road to
The great tunnels upon The line are now oompeteu and
the Whole road is in fine condition. presenting one OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
The now aud splendid steame is ofthe mon Line rom
louisville and Cincinnati connect will tins road at Mheel-
Ing through tickets from these places TO baltimore
Wnahinston, Philadelphia &C., may be had oil the agents,
or on the boats, =. n ,.,..,.
A. NJ (NVheeing tine1 and arrives at CnmoeFlaho
mes) at Up NJ and allowing two hours there, n
king tho passage through about 20 hours including all
slopPages. a.
without charge. -. -. r..
the Junction. and for phadelr6S, az bal
timors without charge Travellers are aoMe1 am
pIe time and opportunity at all points to
Through tickets from Wheeling to Balnmore; ~
privilege OF lying anywhere the roueC
washington. 5000 to Philadepha, Slo,,to be had on
board the steamers OF tile Union lime on the Ohlo aEu Vi
Tic Rail Road Agents at Wheeling Ford g Mounds
Vile maj WIN PARKER, Genl. Sup.t.
7TTS-a .flIV n n II go.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

TnE EPIDEMIC IN BATON RouoE.-The Board of
Hsah has made report from which we hear that
DE number Of deaths during the prevalence of The
Pdenic was two hundred and ffty.ive, of which
80 hundred and two were of yellow fever. The
NaEl thinks the epidemic is over.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CrncrNsATl, Nov 14-Flour $3.50, with bet
ter demand. Hogs $3.50, with an improved de-
mand, but chiefly for filing contracts now matur-
ing Wheat firm at 81, 10. Nothing doing in pro-
visions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

We learn that heavy rains occurred in
'n -,,oips on Sunday, from which we may ex-
.,.t rise in the river.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

ut will be seen by an advertisement
,Inus, that the splendid steamer VIRGINIA
e., s.,rd for sale on the 2sth inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

HENIPFIELD RAILROAD.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all stockholders, private
In and municipal, OF the Hempeld Railroad Company,
monthly instruments of ten per cent the eoun OF
subscIip tions will hereafter be required.
The greater PAL OF the Road being under contract,
and large engaged, which Is rapidly increasing
subscribers required to be punctua in paying their In
stalncnts.
fourth instalent must be paid up beFore the tenth
of November next, without further notice.
by order OF the hoard.
JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer
Washington, Pa. Oct 10, 1858 now
GTimes and Argus copy.1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

CAUSE OF A BorrLr.-Thrown overheard from
as steamer Philadelphia on the 9th of May, 1858;
ldude 81 deg. 80 min. north longitude, IS deg.
ss.
Found at Pass Cavallo. Matagorda Bay, Texas,
Ober /, 1853, latitude 2s deg 80 sec. north, lon
Eade 81 deg. west.
DaNed northwest by west 74Omiles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

or,x.L will resume her place in the
=, and Pittsburgh line to day.
T;,cbester resumed yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

VA man who refused 10 pay his fare on the
rfOVllence and Worcester Railroad has been sem
snced to two months imprisonment at hard labor
p the Worcester House of Correction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15
RIVER Ann WEATHER

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrTsBuRGH, Nov. l4.-River9 feet inches and
rising. Weather warm and pleasant.
CtNcINNATI, Nov. l4.-River nsen 2feet 6 inch
es since Saturday. Weather fine. IS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

,,r,r-w. NJ. Berryhill, Main Street, has
I'D beautilul assortment of furniture. So
lies told US yesterday, who were examining
i.Tsbt the rich array Of sofas, marble top'd
Using cases, what.nots &c. His Lilli-
I. rb,;rs are of the most approved models, as
NJ tbs articles in his capacious WaIerOoms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

n-lIr. Edward Hatfield. of NlOrgantOwn, Va,
week presented the editor o: the Mirror, at thai
pace, with cabbage. which. when Invested its
s1ves aud ready for use, measured three feet in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

Ar THE trial of fire engines at Hartford, on the
2sth ultimo, the PhGnix Company No. 2 threw a
Tfsan of water 161 feet in height, and won the
FlT'r pitcher presented by Gov. Seymour, of Con-
Isctcut.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

TAmong the acts passed by the Rhode Island
legislature at its last session is making railroad
End steamboat companies responsible for theilOss
Fi life by carelessness. flss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

1.-THE steubenyilis and Indiana Railroad is
ni 10 be in good running order as far west as the
tunnel on section 10. The Herald says the Direc-
0ts are sanguin. of having it completed to Cadiz
10y the Ist Of Jauary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

CnEF ExolNrER.-The Board Of Public Works
have elected Charles b. Fisk, Esq, Chief Engi-
EeeT of the Virginia Central Railroad. s er4 ,.ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

VIRGINIA Posr OFFICE MATrERs.-The Post
,,er General has established the following post
s.ss, and made appointments: &C.
Lnleton Station, Wetzel county, Winbom
ans Sweet, postmaster. This Office is located
se,Iy on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at a
at we'll populated and fast filling up. tits here
Eastern and Western Mail Express tains lueet.
course the people will have regular daily mail
aiies.
IT. Landing. Essex county, Va, and appointed
]. Gouldman postmaster. This Office is located
E.ediately on the route from Fredericksburg to
s,pahannock, by which the people interested
Hreceive regular mail facilities three times
.k.
he site and name of North Branch Bridge,
BIZ county, Va, is changed 10 "Winston," in
.ame county, and Mr.. Philip Pendleton ap-
.1ted postmaster, vice Joseph Harrison superce-
4by the change.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15

.C,rr.-Ths fine steamer, Capt Sam.
q II leave to day for Louisville.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, CHEMISTS.

THE undersigned is prepared to manufacture TO order,
Flint Glass Syringes Yials and all other small Flint
Glass Instruments such used by Physicians and in
tile Chemical laboratory He invites the orders of tbose
using or dealing in such articles, he thinks he can fur
tanned eIsewhere WIN. MORGAN.
'''1''- corner Sixth and Zane streets,
octI7dawtf East Wheeling
IMPROVED SHOWER-BATHS.
nISHoNG'S PATkNT.-The subscn Der having puT.
chased the right for this county, of Dishong's Pat
en Pump Shower Bath, would noIm tho public that he
has commenced OF tlemin the nest pos
sibe style at Messrs Hobbs & TayloT's Machine Shop,
where, at Mr. Varneys Tin Shop on Main street, they
may be had on the most reason1 BILE terms
This is undoubtedly best shower bath made, ena'
bling person bathing temper the quantity aud force
or the shock to suit himself They be used for hot or
cold BATH or for any quantity with the convenience
- PETER PHILIPS.
p s-Pattern Making done on tho shortest notice and
most reasonable terms, above.
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