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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06
q. BY The National Line.
TKLEoRApaEp oKTnE Observation-Disclosures
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 5.
The Asia arrived at 10 o'clock to-day.
The Ministry were defeatedEon Thursday in the
House on the Tax Bill by 10 majority.
Lold Derby had gone 10 Osborne post haste to
place his resignation in the hands of Her Majesty.
The future Cabinet is already spoken of and it is
thought it would be q coalition of Wings and
Peelites, Moderators and Radicals.
Lord Aberdeen is is spoken Of to take the lead
in the House of Lords.
Cotton steady. Sales Of the week $1,000. To
SPECTATORS 6,60O, for export $4,000. Orleans St,
MiddIing 7-16. Market closed quiet.
lManchester trade steady. India advices consd-
cred favorable. Grain markets healthy-Fridays
market finn, and fraction lower than last week.
In the Havre cotton market there are no quo
ted change. Sales of the week 1000 bales.
The Dennestown company quote BreadStuffs as
fully recovered and closed firm last Friday at fair
prices. Weather wet and extremely unfavOrable.
Western canal flour 2ss6da29s. McHenry quotes
Breadstufs as nearly recovered, with an improving
tendency. es-
Earrings Circular says money is abundant and in
demand. Bullion in the Bank, $1,000 O0G. Con-
suls TO 3-8 above par. American stocks in fair
demand. United States 6's in demand. Bonds
scarce at 1O9a1O94. Ohio Flour 29 to Sos. Land
advanced cd to l.. Pork advanced
The Asia broke shaft on her passage.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

The Governors of Virginia and Maryland have
consented 10 attend the Railroad opening on the
18th at Wheeling.
Petitions for freedom of Rachel Parker alleged to
have been kidnapped in Chester county, Pa and
claimed as slave, was commenced the County
Court to-day There are 10 witnesses from Pa,
present Judge Bell of Pa, and VIM. Norris oil
baltimore. employed by the Legislature of Pa" to
appear for petitioner.
DR., Chaplin Of New York, delivered an address
before the Mechanics Institute to n crowded an-
dience. Mr.. Meagher lectures on the 18th.
The Banks of Baltimore report on hand 81, =
600 in specie. Circulation 100000. Deposits
60 DOC. O0O
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NEW YORK MARKET.

EVe-Jln. b.
Cotton market unchanged. Dew rotted Ameri-
can hemp 140a145. StDomingo coffee II, steady.
Orleans sugar 81, finn. Molasses firm. Ohio
Whisky 25. Mess pork 1s,s7al9, firm. Mess
beef K. 25a5O, better Beef hams Is, firm. Hogs
frmer at sa8 80. Hams lO4, firm,
500 bbIs of lard sold al IL 12t finn; butter
plenty selling at 16 to 10; Ohio cheese dull; 5000
bbls of -four sold at State 1886 CO, Ohio 1856
IS, Southern 5,6s; Rye -four s $50, buckwheat
the limits of the shippers; Corn unchanged.
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HOME EPARTMENT.
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 9. 1858.
THE "UsIoN LlNE'' wARr.-we took look


TIE "UNIoN Line WARE.-We took q look
yesterday at the Queensware, Silver, and Cutlery,
for the UNroN LINE of Steamers, at the Warehouse
Of .Messrs. Il. sweeney& Son, and found them to
surpass anything which has ever before been got
ten up for steamboats, on the Western Waters The
oueensware was imported direct from Stafford
shire, England. and each article bears tins stamp.
feStooned in beautiful styles
tsWHEEIISo AND LOUISVILLE UNION LINE;
Importedhy T. Sweeney & Son,
Dealers in Queensware, and Manufacturers
of Flint Glass. 65 Monroe street,
Wheeling, va.''
The Spoons and Silver ware, were manufactured
NV MesSrs FrrLEY & MEAD, Philadelphia. They
are magnificent in style aEdlqual!y, fully equal to
any of foreign manufacture. Each article bears
the name of the line and boat
The Cutlery was made by Messrs. PRATr, RoPEs,
WEN & Co., New York, expressly for the line.
and is fully equal to the best English Cutlery.
The Glass Ware will be furnished by MesSrs. It.
Sweeney & Son, in their usual unriyRnEd man
ner.
B.& o. R. R. CELEnRAT1nN.-The arrangements
ofthe committee for the celebration of the opening
to this city of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on
the 18th and 18th inst, not, yet, completed,
but we authorized to make the following announce.
ments.
The cas-, with some 400 passengers from Balti-
more. will start from that city on next Monday, the
10th, and arrive at Wheeling aboutn Soon the next
day.
On their arrival, they will be met by the Council
and our citizens, and be conducted to the Court
House. where they will be welcomed on behalfof
the citizens, by his Honor, the Mayor.
On the next day, Wednesday the 10th, sumpt-
uous supper will be given in Washington Hall, at
ST o'clock.
Invitations have 3eop extended to the members
of the Maryland and Virginia Legislature.
Further particulars will be announced hereafter.
L1NsLEY INsTrrUTE.-We are gratifed TO learn
that the Trustees of the LinsIey Institute have
elected Mr.. j. c. Orr, and ]. c. Hervey, Principals
of that Institution, to supply the vacancy occasion
ed by the resignation of the Rev. ]. w. Scott;-to
take effect on the first of April next Mr. Orr is at
present the Principal of the 4th Ward School, and
Mr.. Heryey teacher in the Linsley Institute.
The Cars AND MA1Ls.-The contract time for
the departure Of the cars of the B. & o. Railroad,
is 7o'clock A. NJ. and for their arrival Cd p NJ.
The Post Office opens in the evening at quarter
before Z, and remains open half an hour.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAM RSS,
patent phosgcno Gas,

FoRBUKNINo ISrMEsA SANE.
This Lamp for pro9ucing portable Light confidently
recommended superior 10 Gnyokser "0a0 in ass.
TTIHR LIGHT is produced by the burning OF an aerorn
Cas- which is emitted in beautimIjets rom small per-
ioTations in PIatina. .f-,,5 ga - ,-,..
The Gas ia ate as II used, by the heat ofits o
Combustion acting on the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus perfect and portable apparatus
{or crea4irg and burning aeTform Gas. q
Its construction such that all possibility or accident
from its use is eey and the great simplicity OF
its il less liable to get out
any Other kind OF Lamp ItcqGires cleaning and trim.
ming as do the Oil and Camphene Lamps and burns equally
we'll either without glass globe shade, and pcs
fectly free from smoke odor.
that at The Annual Fair OF The American Institute in 1914
SILVER MEDAL awarded 10 the INVENTOR and III
ploma to the at the same II was proOue
cd the REST HT ever exhibited to the Institute.
The above for SALE Wholesale and Retail, by
JK. DUNHAM& co.
No. 2s Monroe St, near the Post Office
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FROM BOSTON.

There has been very heavy snow storm and a
severe gale. The Halifax line is not working. In
the Wing Caucus yesterday evening, Geo. Bliss, of
Springfield, was nominated fer Speaker OF the
House, and VIM Schouler of the Boston Atlas for
Clerk. They will be elected Tomorrow
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$40 Jan. 5.-noon.
Nothing doing in flour, market dull and unset
tied. Whisky declined 1873. There has been
more enquiry for provisions and some sales made at
about 81 II for shoulders and sides in bulk, but
particulars suppressed small sales of Hogs at &c.,
3Oa6,70, four houses packing; molaSSes in good
demand 400 bbls sold at 28c. cheese 80 8; other
articles unchanged. The River has fallen feet.
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1880 1TAGNTFICRNT8T OCKOF 1852
DRY GOODS:
MIMI, 81, SELBY.

t.FgN lVpeg.lP
EoNRoE STREET, Wheeling Va, tR nov. receiving
wi Ma stock of Fall and Winter Goods for JobbtnE OF
atestimpoTtatonS from the best OF our
country carefully selected expressly for the
JoBBING TRADE.
rtbe best abrfcs designs and coors, to which here
sbeetGIy socts an examination from his old eastoeTa
stock consists in part OF the best makers,
and or the usual variety oil cOlors both Foreign and
Domestic ss - 81 =,
cASSIMERES-B ain black and doesktn as well az OF
''9-- gIeat variety OF the choicest fancy eolor9-
SATlNRITS-Rlack Blue Steel.miXed, fancy Green and
~ Rroyyns &c A very full and complete stodki also
Tveads and Cy. Jeans tta,
OUR COATINGS-0f blankets, pilot and beaver
= cloths and other such goods In variety. -
PRINTS-A very large stock OF the best makers OF asI
= madden coIors. AsIyell as the most common kind
SO oT low priced prints for comforts, DC.
nRRsS EOODS-GinEhAms, mouse de lains, emb'd u8Icp
Vain and fE'd boIk alpacas well az OF eoloTS
e 1T the hest variety, both figured and PLATA.
IytJIE C;OOUS-Ane extensive stock OF cambria figured
80 and plain, iaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills. In
dia book thread aud cotton laces, edglngs ETC..
in variety, also irish linens.
Ncnis boys' and child. velvet and cloth caps
also Mexican hats, Almost desirable lot.
AISo-ShaNls ribbons, hoSiery, umbrellas brown and
bcached muslins, shifting, checks, Ticking, DC.
tyc:. together with a.ful and complete stock OF
Notions of all sorts, usually wantedi and eltogeth
er fee wen assuTed my stock $50 complete that
when it is examined and the pric stold it will be
Io;nI in all respects perhaps superior 10 any
stock OF Goods before offered In tee market
aug24. W. T.sELBY.
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BALTIMORE MA RKETs.

Noon-Jan. 5.
Flour advanced under the Asia's news; sales of
5000 bbls city mills and Howard street; closing at
5,25. Grain firm and slightly improved. Provis-
ions firm. Rio Coffee 81. Butter II TOGO. 9th
or things unchanged. ...
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CITY COUNCIL:
last Night,s ProceedIngs.

SPECIAL MEEFNG.-Present his Honor, the May
or, and MessrS. Bishop, Brady, Cots, Echols,
Forbes, Gill; Hornbrook, Hallowell, Hughs, Jefers,
Lamb, Matthews, NJ Lure, Tanner, Wait, Wick
ham and Woodrow.
His Honor, the Mayor, stated that he had received
a letter from Mr.. Swami, asking the assent of the
Council to the landing Of passengers and freight
from the cars ofthe B. & o. Railroad, On the South
side of the creek until the bridge was in condi-
ton to be crossed, Onmotion of Mr.. Lamb, the
request was acceded to.
Onmotion ofMr. Yarnall and amendment ofMr.
Brady. it was ordered that the Sergeant appoint
such number of additional deputies as maybe re-
quired and approved of by the Mayor, to serve du-
ring the Railroad charlottesville expenses to be
paid by the city.
Mr. Forbes moved that two gas lamps be placed
at the intersection of Water and Biddle streets, at
the stopping place of the B. & o. Railroad cars
carried.
MI Bishop moved that the orler in relation 10 the
building of the 5th ward Hose House, be SO modi-
fed as to allow it to be built the size of the
lot-cauied.
Reports of Alderman of LIST, Sd, 4th, and 5th
wards received and filed.
Sundry bills and petitions laid the table until
next meeting.
Mr. Woodrow moved that the contract made by
the LIST ward Hose Company for the building Of an
engine in Cincinnati, be taken up-carried-
Mr.. Woodrow moved that the contract be rati-
fed.
Mr.. Hughes moved that Mr.. Black be permitted
to explain the natureof the contract-oarried.
Mr. Black explained that the contract had been
made in pursuance of authority from the Commit
tee on Fire Department and the Company, for q
Grow Boat Engine" to cost s1.40o, to be paid
in city bonds at one and two years, the Company
to pay the discount .... .
letter was read from Mr.. Randall Brown, OF
Cincinnati, in answer to Mr.. Bishops inquiries in
relation tn the merits OF the Grow Boat Engine"
Mr. B., stated that the old style of engine with i'm
provements wasin the best repute in Cincinnati.
'.lengthy'' discussion ensued, participated in
by Messrs. Hallowell, Woodrow and Bishop
Mr. Lamb finally submitted an amendment to
Mr.. woodrow's notion, to the effect that the city
issue bonds to the amount of S1,4O0, at and
years, to be appropriated by the Company in the
purchase of such an engine as viii suit them-said
engine to belong to the city and be subiectto it's
control along with the other Fire Apparatus-car-
Iied.
On motion. the Council adjourned.
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SADDLES. Harness, Trunks, SO.

Saddles, HARNESS. :, I'll, nsn lts, &C;
vito tho attention OF his friends, and the public
generally, to his establi shmen where q VIII b
nent Of all articles in his line, consisting OF SaddIes
RridIes Harness, Iron franc ind Wood box
TlrunI SK Vuli8eH, Carpet Bags scotch Upper
and Hog skin Collars, Hnmcs. Whips, &C.
S; % bch arc manufactured by competent wormsp
oftJe best Materials and vii be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
Those desiring to purchase are requested to call OK
a3 ssnt1 IsE No. 49, Main St wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06

Persian Hair Dye @a,as
THIS preparation YIN change the Hair from any other
color 10 beautiful Jet black, without staining tho
80 .T2T5TT KEILS d OALGWEIIs!' d
oetes 2 s, s e.. Sole Agsnls. Il
nAZIN,s, poncine; Honey, gAmendine, omnibus and
ID Floating soap, for sale by j. z. VOW ELL, -
Z TRUNK or VcYy hns Black CATERS joit received by
i nov6 gfH HlpH lE 49, TODD g DEYOL.r
7nO DOZ Genllemen'a fine MoleAldn Silk Hats. IRON
HUI one dollar and upwards 8, for sale AT 4i
10 PAIRIMes fine FrenCh Calf Boots, Just reoeiyedat
nov5 ; = - ,fe55 % 3e{1 53aiSg TODD & DEyoIs
oIB Resubnst iodine; % Ii Ioaae sale
Gaby [aeesl b ettDsYEt
7nE GROSS Friction Matches in good article
dees 8 & 80 4. il, LOGAN &co.
tt-.r 4ssf NJ st;t. -i,4a5 ~
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SAILING OF THE CANADA.

Boston, Jan. 5.
The Canada sailed to-day with So passengers
and no specie registered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06

ora cough requires something be taken frequently to
AFFORD speedy relief BryGns PHlmOnie Wtrs arc very
eeetual remedy convenient to carry in the pocket
Price 25 cents For sale by l. H. Patterson.
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Important to Farmers!

sthe time Is approaching when farsrs wiz prepare
IN their ground for spring crops the Subscribers
pechy inform them that they quantity god
clean Barley, for seedi which they win sen at moderate
price, or loan favorable terms, provided they ret the
produce which they win pay tho market price my
i've cents per bushe orw contract for teT OF yearos
and viii pay fifty i've cents per buShe eashf for AZ tho far
ners will grow and deliver al. Brewery. - = ~
We make this offer to farmers, hoping 1t may induce than
to raise as much Barley require without purchasing
in foreign markets as we have bean compelled 70
and York. also In Canada her0
and In PITTSBURGH GssLlss y
clean gran and TO be careful In harvesting thresnE and
cleaning, as we nfe Barley.
to sow next FAN. -
dec10- Bind s'.3rl., GRo. W. SMITH q Ges..,
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The CARs AND M4ILs.-The contract time for
the departure OF the cars of the b. o. Railroad.
is O'Clock, A. NJ. and for their arrival Cd P. NJ.
The Post Office opens in the evening at quarter
before 7, and remains open half an hour.
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He1npaeId RaiI Road

10 the capital stock OF the HeInpheA
Rail Road hereby to pay INTO The Tree
sury the third Five DO1laTs per aare on
befoTent6e ffrstay Of and Five D6ats pes
or hcofo each nonth
The deTs IN Ohio county viii
linn Pesc0tt Wh1 ha5
wv gtbh Ise.. lEI.ssssssss
I5FoII7eS sInE for rave
ID The Iepot 81 ~ Is
lect1 fssI,ss5{ss 81 - ~ e rs ~
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FROM PITTSBURGH
CINCINNATI MARKET.

River feet inches and falling. Weather
clear and cool.
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Prapare Pranare

Prepare J. Prepare
TO sstontshed at the great difference the cash sysn
makes in the Price of Goods.
am now opening the largest OF Dry Goods o
fered At retail this and pTOpose selling them
ENTIRELY Foo CASH, $3.50
lam determined to otter them at sSh prees that egeTY
body will be convinced is to their intereat to huy for
Programme; in part.
Fine Rich De LANES, at 12. 49,,
Linen Cambria Haudkerchiefs, at 6.
Yard Wide elegant ChintL, at ~.
Good Black AlpaCCas, at u.
Good Jeans and Satinetts, as low as 12
Best Zip Bleached Muslins in town.
Finest kind Dried Rannes, 20 ASH
Also-he most elegant and expensive Silks, SatiHa and
Brocades French Cashmeres, De LANES, EmhToid6fies
Gloves Hosiery &c. &c. allat prices thanupdO
the old system-- -, :, j g. RHODkSsss
P.s Goods any part ofthe city free Of ehafE
dstore opennntl Q O'Clock at night 5aeriss
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on motion, the Council adiourned.
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CONN EIR ii h
WHEELING MARRIED.
orFloE oe..faElII pAILy IN9eELIenNelEl.

eo1PNsb. Ii ahotld be o6Servcl thlt Inc qlplsuoos
given below arc the Wholesale Prices Ibis
tor the bcnst of those whoay have small orders
10 fill and who may be charged ANAL advance on tnose
ice, Tf;cnerny however both city country custo
oors can 1oy3 on purchasing ron our Wholesale Nor
chants, in any tie regular " holesale prices
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z Attent1On!!
AVlNt! Just returned from the Eastern &&tes with
IL L, more than double the former suPplyo
Fancy, simple and Dom estfc Dry Goods,
snoseIoers are now prepared to offer more than Or
1lnaLy TO purchasers having made their
eons WIN inc greatest and trouble having
g The wants and tastes Of every nttcr themselves that
WI y TUo 70 Se 10 every customer on the most sat-
Please call and examine for yourselves at
ROEMER DC BROTHERS.
.,.. No. 36, Main street,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-06
The +" Late. WING Party OF Ohio.

The result of the recent election in Ohio. intensely
gratifying is to the democracy OF that State ana Of
the whole Union, is, OF course, regarded by The wings
with feelings OF dramatically opposite nature II their
defeat had been OF less overwhelming character, they
might have found some balm in Giead" TO assuage the
modification occasoned by the disaster but the demo-
cratic victory brilliant and complete that no con-
ISOLATION is Of any avail. Whiggery will not be COM
forted and It's uulalions are truly lamenlabe. Hear
the lamentations OF the Buffalo Express
1--WE refer to the wing party Of Ohio as OF things
past II is pretty much ablerated. We ecollect some
thing Of that party in Ohio in other days. when in
scribed upon its banner it's trumphs by majoes that
astonshed the world. and seemed TO bid defiance to all
attempts to overthrow IT, A few years have rendered
it PROSTATE and poweress. without any apparent recu-
peative energies The late election left il with but fus
wings in the senate and fifteen in the house OF assem-
bly-but tDenty in the entire Legislature This Is Ia
men,abe picture OF great and powerful party now fall
en- and helpless We hold the wing party OF Ohio up
10 the political world warning against the entertain
ment of side issues. 1t is victim OF aboliiionsm and
cold water and by the two left as bare as IT.
self and as weak as imbeciliy Abolitionsm had
ly skinned il alive, when, by a faulty inexpcable i
turned 10 The Maine law, which dealt the finishing
blow"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-06
CIV jersey.

The papers from this State encourage strongly to
hope that the democracy will achieve signal triumph on
Tuesday next "But onefeeling," says the Newark
Eagle" animates the united democracy Of New Jersey.
From the hills Of Sussex to the shores Of Cape May the
accounts are OF the most cheering character"
The democratic candidate for governor the Hon Rod
man NJ Price, has been most wantony and bitterly as.
sailed BY the whig journals. The abuse and caumny
which have been heaped upon this cAivaIric and high
toned gentleman have had the effect 10 the indg-
nation OF his friends. whose name legion. and they
have resolved to elevate him to the chief magsacy Of
the State by unprecedented majority II our happi-
ness personally to know Rodman NJ. Price, and We
highly appreciate his talents. shining virtues patriotism
and answering devotion to his party and bis friends.
Here. in Washington, where he is well kaown and 20
highly esteemed. his triumphant election to the gubsrna
torisl ONCE Of New Jersey would inpar unalloyed
pleasure.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-06
M sior y. X Hsbbie.

In transferring to columns The subjoinsd deserved
complimentary notice Of Major Hotbie, from the Nil
wsukie Morning News. will embrace the occasion to
say that we have learned with pleasure that the health d
that gentleman i. not alarming as has been stated He
Is in daily attendance at the Post Office Department st.
tending TO the duties Of his bureau with bis accustomed
ability and indoslry:
The country slsrgs will regret to learn that Maj s.
X Hobbie Fra Assistant Postmaser General 10 danger
onsy low with pulmonary affection To the immsdiafs
friends OF Major this surprising gsncs, for be
has been suffering from this aim q number
should HE ilaess prove fatal tho Posta Uepatn viii
lose ono OF its valuable officers For nearly The snrs
ZINE Tor the pas wenb -four years Maj. H. n con-
nected with the Pos, Ofic Iepart nt AMI II he duties
pertaining to the varo stations he kas held been
performed with d, gree of prom tness and q purity Of
movs hat reflect the highest edit ubo his character ~
man and az officer The Of AIMEE endall, ssah
n hooo'e' and VIM n Dnndss will long be remembered
by these connected vito tba anch OF tie ov
suerns OF official noeiity and u tegence."