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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-11
IAHE OLD MEDICAL HOESE,

n y
~ Cd risan AS.a hLIN STREET, JUST BEL0W THE
are an S;snen.i,. EsL;-DocToR PLUME ".
institution. ssse uissa'e = - "
People 10 the country. when visiting the city are
very particularly invited to call mo charge aF con-
ders. $500 y se
Doctor r Co. are the maker. .,.s -. ..a.v. a.
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT or FRgNcH FLOW.
ERS, which has stood the test of time ard y hich i
unrvalled In giving tone and yisor Is sxsfe, shaf-
tered and almost wilted down BY the frocs of early
iife - 80
All letters prepaid, promptly attended 10. oHes
hours from A. NJ, ill p. NJ.
an 5-dkwfs HfcuMn~n "a
GEORGE j. SUMNER, IMPORTER
" AND DEALER IN CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHESiyARE. No. %, PEAsL s1nEET. isox
BpfLpIsGs, RtcHMoSD,
Is now receiving bis Fall stock Of EARTTTgE-
WARE aad CHINA of his own im portatiou. and from
the manufacsoTies his stock OF GLASS, LOoKTN0
GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, &C.. TO which he in.s
vites the attention q Merchants visiting this
assuring them that Il viii be found a. cxfenssye ~
viii be sold favorable terms a. 1t arr establisA
msnt IN this country, North or South,
Special attention given 80 rAcKISG snd skippi11~
sa 29-dkcsm
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E,ORTY DOLLARS r e w A RIA
=, GOLD LOCKET, with two Daguerre9typs
dikenesses aud Gold Chain and Pencil, was lost az
IN IN Iolnt Comfort by visitor during the 1nohth OF
s aooye reward viii be given for the recovery o.
for the Locket alone =
oc 5-d3wGsy.,ts p.pYonAIrt RpaD
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nR. ALIENS PATENT TEETH,
H. WITH CONTINUOUS OR SOLID GUM
The subscribers, in addition all other kinds, are
prepared TO make ARTIFICIAL TEETH after the
method patented by DR.. Allen.
The superiority of which, over other kinds consists
in their strength and perfectly natural appearance
The gum and teeth being solid body affords no
place for the lodgment of food, &C. The metal upon
which the teeth made is Platpa, and is equal in
every respect to Gold for making artificial Teeth
Specimens will be shown with pleasure to all who
wish to inspect them.
MCCONNELL BURTON, Dentists,
Sc f5-d1m* Main between 9th and 10th streets.
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80 len LINES On LESS MAKE sQuARE; longer
nfs charged in exaes proportion and psy
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NTILL THEY COME The subscribers

~ IN AIAN1 OV4uI = ne SUUscTiDerS
~ take pleasure in calling the attention of the pub
nc 70 IneI superior style of flesh coiored DAGUER-
kEoTYPES. They not only approved by all
whe see them, but all are anxious to obtain copy
OF themselves, relatives friends. The demand IS
great and still increasing aud while the weather is
good we would say. come one, come all-our prices
are moderate, aud pictures superb. Satisfaction shall
be given or no charge will be made
While we do say that our pictures are the best
IN the world, we do that they are superior to
some aud inferior to the throng OF custom
ers who visit our gallery can testify
Call and examine the beautiful work fart wheth-
er you wish pictures not at No. 146 Main street.
few doors below the Exchange Bank
MINNIS WATSON.
would be pleased to have my friends call upon me
at MessEs. NJ. & WIS gallery.
OCT THOS A LINTON, Assistant.
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FEMALE ACADE.

Board Of Trustees of the Williamsburg Female Aca-
denny:
Col. Robert McCandlish, President
DR. Robt. =, Waller, Rev. Jas. +. Joyner,
Col. Goodrich Durtev, Robert f Cole, Esq,
w. K. c. Douglas, Esq, James r. Gusts, Esq,
WV. Vest, Esq, DIR. John y. Gait.
n. B.-letters addressed TO the Principal, at Rich
nlond. unu! 18th September after which date to
Williamsburg. au 26-eodtl5Oc
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~ b. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
" WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
birbest Price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AAD SILVER WANTED.
r,@ Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
un5er the management of II France Il Co. win be
promptly paid by me- and all inquiries relative to the
busaess Of r. France Co. addressed 10 them
r,y G. B. LUCK.
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DENTISTRY.

THE comfort with which ARTIFICIAL
TEETH are now worn, and their filing all the
purposes for which they inserted is calculated
render many persons too indifferent to the diseased
condition oftheir mouths and consequent loss the
natural teeth, under the consolation when the teeth
gone, they be replaced by prettier ones than
those nature had furnished
To all such would say, that Artificial Teeth
well enough after the natural teeth are lost; but
that should be the last resort, the mouth be
made healthy and kept through long life, by ju
dicious Dental operations the natural teeth and
gums, with far less inconvenience, pain expense
patients
r. D. ADDINGTON, (Graduate) Dentist,
au . Office door from 10th on Main street.
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-RAN-
Il AWAY from my Farm about nine miles below
Powhatan C. H., on the 7ti Oct, inst. my SEGkO
MAN, ELLICK say q years old is of dark complex
ion and about 1t. 81 inches in height CHUNKY oulld
full chest, thick prominent lips with scar on MS
left above his elbow, and is sometimesa nttie
lame in his left leg which causes him 70 limp little
in walking Ii is supposed he will endeayor TO make
his way TO Suffolk and the Dismal swamp, as ne
folk The above reward will be paid for his delivery
in Richmond If taken out of the county. or 90 II
taken in the county and delivered to me OF secured
50 may get him. ,
oc I0-3t JNO. +. WHITFIELD.
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NOTICE.-In consequence OF the break
IN ing of a portion OF her Machinery, on Friday
last the steamboat Augusta will discontinue her trips
for short tiEne until its repaired Due notice wi
be given when ready TO resume her place upon the
lne THOS. DODAMEAD.
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NOTICE.-It is, at al times, my desire
IN to please the public, and have nov S merely 70
say that haze comm neneed making PASTRY and the
usus variety Of CAKES, &C., be had at first class
establishment :,
Esy- Families and Boarding Houses can be supphed
with auy quantity at the shortest notice.
Sc q WIN FALCONER, III Mainst.
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7NDESTRUCTIBLE PRIMERS.-A

TNDESIRUCT z K n EhO.-A.'
4 NORRIS 81 Main ST.. has just received supply
of those excellent o OK S for Children. Being
printed on linen, they cannot be torn OF destroyed
Eke ordinary primers printed paper, and are con-
senuentlv much more economical Children may
fy their best on these books short OF burning them
aud they will prove them lndestructible Primers m
80 - ocl0
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EYOR SALE-Priyately, handsome new
L. ERICK DWELLING HOUSE, containing II
roous a kitchen with four rooms, and every conye-
nience for the accommodation of genteel family -
II is within few minutes walk Of the Second Mar
ket, md the neighborhood Is excellent For terms
apply to HILL TALLEY. .
og7-4s
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NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, in bags;
IN Stuart's Extra Syrup. For sale by n,.rro.,
II.
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MOOR MATS, DOOR MATS.-Alieant.
IL Jute and Rope Mats, Of all sizes, for Hotels,
Railroad Coaches and family use. Some very dura-
pae "a a. ZIMMERMAN.
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NERBENA, Citronella. Orange and Por-
tngal Water very refreshing Perfumes for the
Toilet. For sale by Z. J. PIcoT CO,
oc7 Druggists.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.-J. w. RANDOLPH
~ can supply, at low prices all the yarions En-
glish, French, Italian Spanish, Greek and Latin
School Books now in oc4
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9Lee and hity-one. to be paid out of any
At "a uy not roniiaed - ~ sne
.. AI!d oe laeIea, hat thr aim.
ING pics unde the act OF thl OF July, one thou
sno nlty Two, .9r tile erection Of mt in en-
ne extended TO the first pFil one th1 s
egh. h9nd ed aud fythree, that tile
huhoI co thousand dollars appropriated Inv SAID co
mach as may be necessary shal be aTpied 5 80
and putting in operation Mini in
anu nor 10 me purchase ofany building for tbIt
yer shall be cast ino bars ngots or
AZ lie Mint of tie United States, or any of tIs h
or az any assay office o: the Uuitcd STATE ~
loE lehmng casting, or forming said bars
W ushs Snall be CO al to- but not exceed the acfaI
VI Including labor waaage use nT
merry, materials, etc. to be regulated from lime 10 ,ir
tue H tile icasry. And Secretary ~ '
lreasuryl IS hereby authorize regu the size "a
OF the new silver CON- authorized BIZ an oct
act arnendatory OF existing elatiye to The S
unar quarter dollar dime. and half dime passed at
me r. esert sessions; AID That, procure sci deyce
also the models, noId9, and matrices or pfnaI lee IN,
the CONS disks, or inSotS authorized by said act the d.
rector OF the mint empowered with approval If IN.
OF the Treasury, to engage temporarily for that
the ser Ices 81 artists DISTINGUISHED
n thel respective depa tments, who be paid for
scn from Tie contingent appropriation for tie
nt; and that he e4feI he three nov author
zeu oy law shall be made of the weight three etLs nr
le Weght OF The hall dpar aa pTUVlPdjn sad act and
~ ne aInc stahdt oil tinencSa. Aud tile act en
act amend tory OF existing laws relative to hc
Ia, aslar, 9uarie dol ar dime, and ia dime snail
~ eieSt aho be IN utl force from MI II st ~
th; a one thnusand gilt huid ed and ty.th co any
":S e!H 70 tue contrary notwi and
NeI o ana Dc IL further enacted, That in tbe SET
u VI ms accounts the late Collector the Port of
oIh ahc!sco III the Site Cafo ma, be low ed c,ed.
OF taking Tie seVen.h census -
Approved March 3. So
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RELIGIOUS EXCITENENT.

Gavazzi delivered his second lecture in The Free
Church last evening. Whilst stating that the in
QUESTION WIS extended into Ireandl by the agency
of Rbbon;sm, man got up and exclaimed ats a
e.' This appeared 10 be the signal 10 parties on
the outside, and immedutelya shower of STOKES
ratified through the windows. The mob then rush
and sezing Gavazzi, attempted to throw him over
the pulpit. The latter defended himself, and
knocked down several of his assailants with a
chair. Finally he was thrown from the pulpit,
but was rescued by his friends. Gavazzi's secre-
tary was badly beaten. party of soldiers finally
cleared the church OF The mob, who then went, to
the Parliament House, calling for an obnoxious
member named Brown, threatening vengeace, &c.
Gavazzi is believed not 10 be seriously hurt
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By the National Zinc.
rELEG RAPHEn Observation-Disclosures
LATnRFRom CALIFORNIA. s.
ARRIvAL OF THE ELpoRApo.
NEw YoRK, June s

81 New YoRK, June 3d.,
The Eldorado, from Aspinwall arrived this morn
ing, with dates from San Francisco 10 the 9Th Of
May. She btngs $1,000 in gold and The mails
bro "gh down to Panama by the steamer Panama.
troublesome alraY occurred at San Francisco
between party OF squatters and the sheriff, as
sisted by a party Of citizens. Two citizens, one
OF themJ A Vidal, Justice Of the Peace, were
| shot dead, and sheriff Twist MORALLY wounded.
Intense excitement followed, during which, the
revenue Gutter Ewing arrived, the commander of
which promptly offered assistance TO the Mayor
The excitement continued at last accounts. The
affair grew out of an attempt to eject Squatter
named John Power. s7 8
A destructive fire occurred at San Francisco on
the evening OF the 4th, destroying the Rosette
House, and several adjoining buildings. The loss
is estimated Mt Sl24,000. Several OF the inn ates
of the Rosette House believed to have perish
ed. One of them, Mr.. Hubbard, was from Ohio.
The buildings burnt were on Bush and Sansome
streets.
The yield of gold is not falling of.
The Van Dieman's Land Examiner denies the
current report that o. Donohoe was under parole
when he escaped.
MARKETs.-The business for the week ending
the 9th, opened favorably, but declined at the
close. The immense imports of seven Clippers
arrived. Flour firmer with slight advance. On
the 9th, the market was buoyant under The late
news fromsthe Atlantic states Flour firm, Galle-
90 Tia. Provisions firm with a good demand.-
Bacon hams %. et-,F a~1f- 4s,
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FOREIGN ITEMS BY THE CANADA.

New York, June s. b
TURKISH Acknowledgements received IN Par
is toihe 18th confirm the rupture in the diplomatic
relations, and state the Russian troops were re-
celving reiillorcements. Their situation appears
critical.
The Turkish brig Salem had been sent with i'm
portant orders 10 the Government OF Jerusa lem,
a nd French Consul. A second edition the Times
of the 2Sth has a,telegraphic dispatch dated vi.
emma, the 18th, stating Menscmkotf aud suit have
left Constantnople, and the Russian subjects are
placed under the protection OF the Danish Enbas-
Sadur.
The French fleet are said to have received per
mission 10 pass the Darlanelles.
The PARIS correspondent teiegraphs from Paris
that it is not feared The p of Europe will b.
disturbed by the Turkish difficulty, itteng report
ell that the British minister has SO stated. The
elegraphc rel ortS, however, contadict each other
fatty. just prior 10 the Canala'S departure, !,
dispatch was received by the subnarnetelegrapl
at Liverpool, stating that MenSchikofr's seven
lays expired without any arrangement being made
with FurSev, but the steamer with AenschikUG' s
on board, had not sailed for CunStantlnople on
the goth of May. The dates are TO the 1ith OF
April.
The American and rench ships of War on the
coast oil hina have, on the urgent request of the
Emperor aud requisltion from the Chinese au.
thoriticS. consented 10 guard Nankin, shanghai,
and the mouth OF the Great Canal, against the reb-
els. The London Times says at is rather sIs-
picious circumstance thatjuSt now, VIXEN theirSery
smart missionaries have gwen the Americans more
intelligence of the nature and progress of the re-
helllon, than our British representative ami mer-
chants were likelyto do. They have in u csc wat
erS the largest armament ever seen in the East UNI
der their flag. What il the army apparently in
tended for The chaStiSement olJapan and opening
of Jeddo, should really have another obiect-to
hold the balance of Chinese parties, and slip in at
the right moment AMI grasp the pr ze?' q,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Flour State, 4,4sa4 so; ohio4, asa AS; South
ern 4,75a5,00, animated. Wheat, i,2Oa f.r
Western; Genesee 1870, firm. Cotton easier
Corn, mixed &c; yellow 67t, in demand. Chic
WHISKY 23c. Mess Pork Sl5,25, prime SlSal34,
inactive. Bcefl2.sO, heavy Shoulders 81, hams
81. dull. Lard, bbl 10, key Ii, plenty. But.
te- 16. Linseed oil 63a64. Coffee GA. Sugar,
Orleans At, Muscovado 44a54, firm. Moasses2 81.
Rice Al.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

,.,ovrD so.r.--Mr. John Weitbrecht. No. 1877,
..,ls of Market Square, has opened an estab-
,:.eDt here for the manufacture and sale of the
i ,.r;can Soap Company's celebrated Soaps, en-
n- -snga variety of Laundry, Toilet and Shaving
S',ns These articles combine great many ex-
~. nroperties not to be found in the soaps
..,o,ofore used that for the Laundry for instance
enables cloths to be washed in cold water. either
lard or soft, without boiling or pounding. 1t is
,s, highly recommended for the removal of
sr.ass, tar &C., from cloth, which. having seen
{, ,,;e we are prepared to say it will accomplish.
,,,hs late Fair of the American Institute, pre-
mimi vas awarded TO the manufacturers of these
We invite attention to the advertisement of Mr..
wei,brecht in another column, and recommend
1onse keepers aud others to give his Soaps trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

TnE KNlckERBockER,-We have received g!o-
riOus Old "Knick'' for June. It's pages, as usual,
are fresh, vigorous. sensible and funny. The
kn'ckerbocker is undoubtedly as good magazine
as was ever published in any age or in any coun-
Try Let any person of good taste and correct
Judgment in literary matters peruse ii, and then
say'if he an,that America has no standard of Ma
tional Literature.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

cHr.r-Wiesen6eld & Co.. Main Street, sell
clothes astOnishingIy cheap. We saw gentle
man yesterday ofdecided fashionable ropensities,
1Iged out with full suit OF summer garments,
which he purchased at this establishments for 81 so
Fact -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

FOuSD DR"wSED.-Tte body of negro man
was.found drowned in the river near Fink & Will
sons saw mill, South Wheeling. yesterday. His
name was not ascertained. Hewas about s feet
inches high nd had on a muslin sLirt, black satin
vest and heavy boot on one foot He had evil
deatly been in water several months. The verdict
OF the jury was in accordance with the above
facts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

IL I5Ei IH11b1ONS.
From toothlcSs babes OF n1meless weeks,
Ioprettlns jokers in the streets;
From girls and boys that read at ;hool
To office clerks upon stools;
From the building OF love at sweet seventeen,
10 the Gaudle explosions OF all honey dreams;
FROM midway years OF man nd his wife,
To ad vanctng days and eclfnng life;
From the specialized few, who with establishment gaze
AT the SHndrous things of these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation,
HAVE Tou USED LYONS KATHAIROS2
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic or this powerful thing
That starts the roots of hair long dead
And covers up the once bald head;
While the truant locks 90 harsh and stiff,
hat used to veX the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twirl
In such rich, nXuEant curls,
The sight or touch, you know not which,
Sets men a SHINING, snd their heads beyvtch'd.
The llandrul-yeSed stuhF-lhat once did fall
yer bro ad cloth coats, ant! collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
BY using KathairoH on The hair.
But more than half: or ali yet said, g.
Are facts about the NerroSs Head,
] hat sometimes racks and aches with pain
ana doctors pills nre taken in vain.
NOW The hathairOn such pains lllwarrant to cure
In ten minutes. Nogossipprg I'm sure;
Ard Tor Pmpcs, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and letter,
And all such diseases. nothing is better.
YoN'S KATlIAlRoNs 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 com.
MtSslened. Address letters to
d. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
f6t Broadway, New York.
% For sale By Kells & CALDWELL Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co; r. n Logai,
n.A nd HGh lin Q c,S
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Thousands who daily throng our =, ilroads and pub
lie thOrOughfares feel the need OF remedy for coughs
hepocket. That remedyis Locock Pulmonic wafers-
29eents boxtOr sale by KELLs d CALDWELL.
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Chickering'S Piano Fortes.

Chickering'S Piano Fortes.
-zlz5E-2a THE subscriber being appointed agent for
the sale of Chickering'S Plano Fortes or
Il j u n western Virginia, Keeps constantly on hand
- - "a good stock OF those celebrated Instru-
mens, which acknowledged by the eminent pro-
fessors OF music to be the best in this
try. These Instruments offered Boston prices adj
ding with general stock OF musical
and Variety Goods, wholesale and RETAIL
D5-old Pianos taken in exchange. Pianos 10 let Mu
sic taught at No. 90 Union street.
ma14 JAS. MELLOR
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tSo Whe ali IntegeneeF
eu.s 80 WARD FrRE CoMrASr held an cleo
The t .a;clr. on Tuesday evening and adopted
ton OF .t;tution changing the name of the Com
snN es", 90 .'Bell Team &C., to ''Inde-
p'"y !..t Fire Company"
p'nSta' ALLOWING is the list of the eficien officers
Ire 'S, N. ensuing year, who enter upon thtir
'a,i suit letstmnaio" to make this Company
s ." tb,t is desirable:
81 p ~. F. Black, Esq;
.re,,ry-Eugene List;
SsSs's,.,,rer-Thos. H. Logan;
d l'.a Committee--D. Maclane, Esq; L. B..
,5.;r and John Kennedy;
NJ L-I chief Director-N. F. M'Naghten;
u, A. ]. Sweeney;
r-,,<r-1st Drectot--John Scott.
% WIN. Pembertou;
u,ss-lst Directer-w. W. Holiday;
Oh VIM. Cots.
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FROM cINcINNATI.

Gottschalk's concert which in consequence of
the detention "fthe gentleman at Memphis, was
postponed, will take place on Monday evening. a
Markets very dull to day and have nothing TO
add 10 noon report. River falling and weather
tine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

THE ONO STATE BUSINESS DmEcroRy.-This
vork is PROGRESSING rapidly, and will we think be
issued before the time promised by the propr;etors.
Wehave Just been shown the reports and lists tina,
are being received ftonl the agents. The system
,bey have adopted is infinitely correct, and shows
conclusiyely that it will he of immense value to all
nlessstrd in the trade of Ohio; as it will contain
a list Of all business men, giving their name and
aIless; every bushes arranged by itself.
The wcrk will be issued on subscription us soon as
the matter is cOlIected-say from thirty to sixty DAYS
from tate. Price, t,rO dollars per copy; payable
on delivery.
There will be attacl ed to the work an adocrti-
sing directory, eaeh card to be paid for in proper
ton to the space occupied. An index will show
the name Ofthe advertiser, character of his bust
neSs and page on which his card will be found.-
As the work will have very large circulation
East West and South. no better medium can pre-
sent itself tor the Eastern and Western man to ad-
rertise his business as above.
Mr. J. C. Kelly, the Agent for this work, is now
i'll Onr city, at the sprigg House, where ne would
pleased 10 see those wishing to subscribe for The
work, or have cards inserted therein.
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TnE nuisance noticed in the following. from the
Louisville Courier, cannot be denounced in too
strong terms:
annoying thi" to passengers OH steamboats, is the
demand or charge Of the fortes for taking care Of
thebasgase. They importune passengers for a quar-
lei, or whatever the charge may be, with the most
insolent, and at times the most annoying manner.
The boot backer and the walters pursue the same
course, and are frequently known TO retain the
boots OF trunks of passengers until their demands
are sa:ihed.
ewoud like all of our packets TO initiate IL
example of the David White and Virginia. The
POrtes and walters are all paid regular wages, anu
are not permitted 10 annoy passengers for money.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

NEWs DUUnS.
AR PER,s 2utnam,s. National, Illustrated MAGAZINE
OF Art, for June; BlaCkwooi for May; Harry Cover
ae's courtshtr, by The author Frank ailegha
is Arundle Frtations in America. High ln in New
York; Harry Ashton, by the author of Minnie Grey and
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