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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
DEsrauCTIYE F[kE.

NEw Yon., Dec. 81. N immense fire occurred
here this morning. Five who esale four stores
md thee or four Ships were destroyed, a strong
north wind and the ls bs s9o sp ,Ie13
.,,s- dstToVetI n Tteadwell & Sonls extensive
bakery fte tFssE p W. a s6 q Tssi GS
a. Co, Dusembery.s hell foundry, Davidson; d
Youns's extensive Cracker bakery, were all de
s.royea, and several ether buildings were greatly
DAMAGED. The ship Great Republic was burnt
10 the water edge The picket shiP Joseph
Walker and clipper Red Rover we've totally de,
showed. The pacaet De Witt Clinton was iearly
bestowed. The clipper White Squall was lowed
down stream enSelopedNin flames. The loss is
estimated ut one million of dollars and will doubt
less greatly exceed that amount. Fae Grsat Re
public was scuttlsd, but The atet was TOO shallow
and she is still burning. She7was nearly tual oil
freight, no partsof which was saved. -. -.
The Gteat Republic was insured for sso es GGo,
nrinci,aIly in New. York, cargo valued Mt S60O,7
6on "!TS,,rancea unknow. Ship JUseph Walker
Insured for in Wall street Ths ked K tM
nv VIM. PIatt ST., of philadelphia, SHE tloated 70
lie Navy Yard where she burnt 10 the watet-edge:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

TAG Holly Boyon.-The good old custom Of
decorating churches with tile holly bough, was
sppropnately and beautifully Observed at DR..
McCApE,s tst. tJoha's) Church on Christmas day.
Though the bright crimson berries of the renown
ed old tree were not to be had. the evergreen of
our mountain forests was festooned around the,
walls and ehaacel into beautfu wreaths and
striking inscriptions. The ladies of st. Johns
Church exhibited exquisite taste in the arrange
meni of those decorations. ~ srhs"s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
TEL EGRAPHTgINEW S
BY &c Mattonal LING.
rkLEc:s piE6 FoaTRE GENcisR
CoNGRRssIONAL. f1
- e, - e b5,s rbEspAT. Dec.21. 1855.

u tif II ! .ts - r "a.
. -. IS b5isa rbEspAY, Dec. p, 1855.
a sEHSrE.ANfr. Seward introduced Jill pEdyi-
ding for the construction of mlitnIy anu poS'al
Railroad through7the5 Territories OF the Unllea
STATES living betwetn the Atlantic States and Cal-
ifnrnia Referred 10 the committee on post othces
: mis- nToyites lor the CONSTRUCTION of first elias
double track roadsthrough territories north oil 4se
DaTalel of north latitude, rom some point ~ the
western boundary OF one Atlantic states 10 me
eastern boUn AIRY of Calilotnia. Location nno
route 10 be fixea Wbhn one year the Sale OF the
contract, by the company who shall ma re Tue con-
tract for construction Of the load Pubic Lanes
fSi the bed 81 the road TO be ceded to the
company during its existence. The road 10 pc
commenced within eighteen months from dale Of
contract and be completed within five years one
fftb ia BE- comDIetetl annually Immediately after
The passage of the act the Secretary oil at Is 10
oI proposals for the construction OF sald
road, and shall contract with such company WHOSE
proposals shall be deemed most advantageous 70
the United States. The W .: 10 oe oounu " pay
such sum as may be the lowest amount OF any pro
posai either in noEey or in 8 pr cent stock: Inc
coInnnny To deposit with the United States Irea-
surer at the time of contracting, lhiHo-
hey orin U! s. or State stuck as security LOT per
formanee Of contact The company 10 receive
int, n on each deposit when the work is comp;
to the satisfacti8nof the Secretary OF VAL THESE
stocks Tins deposited are 10 be surrendered to the
comnany. The Toal to be iuily eqnlpnel IN y hSe
years, andpthe compaDysto enloyto thelI' own use
for hltY years, the ptohls anu I ~
rood ut'mails munitjons Of war and troops 70 pe
ira nsported.a at fatesto be Determined by The O9t,
ted States Government, Congress TO have the rgit
10 reduce ataiytime the tolls and fires for passen
gersand freight, but always 70 allow zen per cen.
psoiitnn the actual inyesttnentoI me coiivlIiy;
C6ngreSs 10 have the right also TO take said road
OH paying The company The amount e%pentt'e7l VIII
len per ce mt interest. .sll. ar2i iH t>sh.
Mi. Slidvll introduced bills for improvement of
the mouth OF the Mississippi 1:so oll's ioT sstaD
lisLing Navy Yard near New 0rle 90, :. .s5l.
"A message, was TeceIsed from the House an
Louncitig the death OF Hon. b. Campbell ciIe1T
.nessee.~ Dir. Jones ptonounced an oplluaiy i au
dress aud the usual luions were
b The Senate adjoufned VI. 10 .isa "a. - -
fHousE.-Mr Smith Of Tenn, announced the
death Of his colleagae, Hon. Brookin Campbell P
which took place in, Washington yestertay are!
passeA an eloquent eulugy ON The deceased. hts.
olutions were then TO attend tbs funeral 10
morrow at noon. Adjourned, t'tas so.gi- 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
rHE ERIE plFFleuLTY.

EprE, Dec. 2Tth.- The track on the bridge oyer
Hnrbor creek was again destroyed last night One
nrson was arrested by The Railroad folks, butgaVe
bail A meeting OF the citizens was held last eve,
ming, and attempts made 10 induce an abandon. !,
ment of, the rresent proceedings. The sheriff oil
philadelphia was here this morning serving III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

DunBoLToS's SEnEMADERs. Cincinnati
Columbian says, the eorieers Of this excellent
troupe, continue 10, attract full and fashionable
houses. From all the managers of Ethiopian com
psues, Dumbolton can hear the palm. He was
the first to introduce this popular speciesOf nnuse
ment in the Metropolis of England, where for six
months he crowded the St. james Theatre with
the elite of London. 800
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

ACCIDENTS os.TnE N. w. yiRoisiG r ItRoAp.--
At John McManus's section on Tuesday last, %
land slide occurred, killing two men and two hoE,
ses at work on the saiIroad. a. re .'-,i
Two men we've killed at the Tunnel on Far
reIps section, ON Friday. The Parkeisburs Gazette
of saturday SAYS: trThe two buried by the land
slide have just been nneaTthed, aud the cOEpses
brought to town a - q i Il .,s.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

THE BARBEas, ii will be seen by an advertise
ment in our columns. are up sharply for higher
wages, or less work. No more neek-woshing, no
more Embarrassing without extra half diuie.f-
Then farewell ali the s'pr!dei pomp aud circum-
stance of glOrrous''-sOaploCks and clean neeks,3
unless you pay the Barber for them as a separate
contract, or make them yourselves. -.3la
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
-lG.INciNMATI. MARKE n,

C,xctNNArr, Dec. 27.--Flour firm at 5, 3Ta5, so,
receipts very light Whisky 81 cents. Hogs &C
tive, with prices cents better, 1000 sold at 4,S6a
4.4O. Provisions, fair demand, with sales greeti
meet al 81, Al and 81 for shoulders, sides and
hams. Lard 81 .59i7s iii- ta=lri SO, T. -tis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

No Moss TRIAMiaos TO Ok TnsowS Ix.-The
Dry Goods Merchants. it will be seen by, our adj
verlising columns, are on a strikes and, ungalont
as it may appear. agsinst the aides. oTReyp;o-
test against Throwing in tritnning. and say they
will not submit 10 the exaetion alter the first OF
January. lTalkabout the women having no rights
when the men have 10 thus unite in solemn pha.
lanx against their ilsidious encroachments. We
shouldn't wonder If the ladies would walk en-
masse into thestores, and not only trim themselves
but give the mercha ats trimming in the bargain
Where's Hiss Lucy Stone and the other strong
minded women Their oratory may be needed
here in case of an insurreetion. ,e % .,s!.a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
NEW YoR bi B MARKET IA

NEw NoRK, Dec. 27.-Flour State 750aI,62;
wheat ,95. Mixed Corn snc; yellow 81. Prison
WHISKY csc. Mess Leef1s4; heef hams 12al6.
quiet g. Mess pork Is, hams 81, sheuld 81 Lard
To-. Limseedl oil 63t. Cotton dull. Coffee, Bio
l2ic, Java 15c. Sugar Muscovada &c. Molasses
Orleans 2Ia22 Provisions unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

BLANNEEHAssErr's SLAvK.-The Marietta Intel-
ligencer contains an article aIluding to the slave
Of Blennerhsssstt,. now in Texas, and says that
another of his negr, now fesidiug in Washing
ton County. Ohio. wbither he escaped during tile
stampede on the island in1sos, He owns d farm,
breaches occasionally and ei'ces in the prefix
of"Reverend," which is awarded by his neigh
bors - -t,f,lI5I.5 ,sf]i5sil5Irfjt}
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
RRnM plT1,sRuRGH.

P,TrspuRon, December 2T-Chrstnlas was gen.
crafty observed here as q holiday. the Pnnclpa
business houses and banks being closed. Every
thing passed of quietly, and without any acct
dents. 1f aisiSi -efi5li51
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
RIvER AND WEATHER.

| prrrsnuRGH, bee. 81. River IT. 8 inches ny
metal mark, falting slowly. Weather-cieatl
iCtSc,NSArI, Dec. 21-4R River falling slowly to.
day. Weather mild and pleasant. s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
MISCEI. j. AN E0Uis.

r. a V11y e i IeedsJTs) IA n RI
Rookhfndee q Hunk book Manufactures.
=. 40, 24A Monres q lStseet, uts klRS3On q
lie ingene atthey haze bpight the
mentlately known ~ yi9B,a Bonb ana
BlaDkbo 10 Iie anil
ind 10 order. blank books of music,
ngaEiess periodicals. manner be srfaa,
and by any esta blishnent iiptho eountTy ". s y
Constantly oHlNnd assortment OF blank books
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

D.wc,so PARr1rs were held in a dozen places,
or n,o.e, ON Monday night, In the streets, the
Devils HOrnpipe' was also danced with the
latest variations. sL..lI \ !. 80. 49, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
FALL AND wINTER FASHION,
Hats and Cans.

ii p 80. Hats and Gaps. Us =. ri. &.
aNor, 4 40 and 14s, mia ~. Wheeling, Va
% rl y. AVER has on hand, and Is rsesiyi one
~ has ever been opened in thisety. His stock 81
having been selected BY himself with great e able
ing years. he 10 prepared to sell Hats and Caps
DIV as they ch be E6nghtfn PhilhdephtaoI ialorGs-
our comprises every description Of Hats AMI Caps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

THE coUseIt will meet this evening, The con- IN.
sideration Of the proposed amendments TO the CITY
Chatteg will be the main business. si 81. !,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
THE INTEDbIGEINGER..
MoRN. lpEoEagaER . as.
Notice. -

THE brethren nj Marshall Uuion Lodge No ~, pfA u
Client and Accepted Mas6h Will thefr L,dge rom
this cwednesdasS m0rAfn. At 10 o'clock 20 pay the
attribute Of respect late brother s'ttTif
Ohio Lodge No. 101, wheeling Lodge No. las the eTet
rem Bridgeport Lodge Ohio and brethren elsewhere
are respectfully invited unite with NJ on this 0eca-
sion. $1,000 5gsags "a zss.. de9s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

Tue IcE.oa Wheeling Greek Is now some SIX
inches thick. TIE ice keepers are busily engaged
in supplying their houses. ss=v.F7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

The ARGUS advertises for good, steady boy
When It fEds one. we wish 1t would let US know.
We are much in need Of such articles about our
office. p. 80.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
WILnELM YAKKro

WnnELM YAxkrox, a tobacconist Of Parkers-
burg, was found dead in bed on Saturday morning.
He retired inhis ordinary health, on the previous
night. . Z a. 80. g-a5 u.s., AM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
lSor IFnItImore, VYnBhingIOn, philadelphia
n ,AS7s- -" md New York
g gsEIss. 900 So

b.
TsiS Great through Lime for the East, 81
TIME Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from IMheeliRgto
II Baltimore, and connecting with the washington
rnnCh Hail ROa1 at the Junction Catey e3uea me
House. miles nom BRnWore PHn WIN 5he haSsl
pa, Wilmington and IIRIHOIe Rail Road 70 ha
1he great tunnels upon The line arc now ard
the whole road is In fine condition one OF The
most piCturesqus and romantic routes lnthe world.
The law and splendid stcame 70 O. the mon Line rom
Louis Cincinnati connect with this road ut Wheel
Ing and through tickets from these llaeesto Baltimore,
ashlnsson Philadelplis &e may be had OF the
The express Wheeling daily at O'Clock
A H. (Wheells llnAD and arrives at Cumberland C20l
niles al IF ny aid allow there, arrives in
BatimoT C0 miles, att 4. ~, the next morning. MA
King the passage through about 20 hours Including all
stOprases. - 80 - g No. - y -
baggage checked through toay the easternPonts
without shaIses ilsiIL i az. cs,tTSs for
Washington at the function, and for Philadelphia, at Ball
tnore without extra charge. TIayeIcEs are allowed
pie lime and OnpOrunity al all points their
Through tickets from Wheeling to BaluWore,s SNlih
privilege lying the route $A og-to
WaslSston' $3.50 10 phiiadephia. StOto be had on
Of the Union Live on The ONE SGa o.
tho Rai Road gents at Wheeling q b FoRp1 g Monnus-
vile. n. maj i,. WM, PARKER Cent. Sup,t. ).
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
n Dr, Gofdon Harris, 81,
ER ADITATE. OR (sAMPRIilGR

PFicRGBaliinoTe Lock mary, No 81 south Gay
street opposite tile kxclange Buildneh BallinIore
toinsurS sound and speedy III certain class OF Dis
eases which lang bee yielded by regular physi-
cack He be consult ed cons.
gGaenslly2 either in person or by leiie q
Eg-FesnnS dstaiIee cured at home by addressing
to Dr. 49, baltimore, Nd All
cohfasntdi, by mail U:s
See advertisement fourth page ~ - apr4-iy ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

~ ~ On ffs .F3tt Pitt on her
s So 3 fkeslih % tlse 2ailI nsseS ,,nS,r
'o 9, :. 80 ara 5lmi Tahle conduct
t ~, 100 u X q 81 and eLews N en-
1 IN i6s TifiFs ~, ,'s x iIs sif
siss.o y III ,Sjf cbnitliehes 10 The rs-
SoTt n tose trsyclifg Or hsying 5ssine;ss
e OHIO fivers Of s si.s "a ~ si's
: ~ ses David Benz =
SScCi ltn, rhos II. brown -
: =. TYIsif gt5 3. GsBatnhat -
90 i p. n. SheaForrs a.
IA RUrI Y James Ehyi y ~ e
sNelsOn Ronaf1f "a
!. 4, JOtiah Hunt,
Stephen Hiekmapf n Z ,ig=sl
u tns William Bonif, eAiEIf
go sil.,ti DAHL ElYnly ~ 81 e - =
III 49, John ttaniey
: -or mar. III. BfoNHf IN
: = Thomas fiiniit nc -,7sts
- 5ssi.is ]. IS : e'ss teYs aeqs Il
nplon' s4utIf,s18 gF-sli'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

CURE OF HEREDITARY 'SCRoFULA..' =,
Tie following certifcae is from eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, WHO fg All Of lie Stacs having Iora
,,bcr Of veal 8 ed Ills Stale III Congress:
~ os,,Ss Sns plea 70 state that DR. Tine
uro has Affected most extraordinary cure o[ my slave
fe scfoIna nisIat err t0Illo9s The boy was 2
m0ving mass OF sores rom head 70 loot The upper ms
e. es were ucit swollen, AM turned inside OUT en-
Biblins horrible mattering md
balls SO as 10 pro,ucc bi
nom lg-Ias GecIt srestOrcd 10 health under lie
treatment OF iJr. Hanptnn. W r. IHoMAssoN'
LouisVille March ~, lSoI.srsf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

r. /, - A'F q r.. q. Miller & Bro. .5! /. Il
HHNUSRA AND SIGN FAINTEsEsS,S sAtA.io
TgtzieFs tyri in erS md per hnnSerHs3 ,a4
Et No 263 Main Street, Mheelings Va. - entls3i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

s. c., BAKER. - - ~, sGi'oi1rs Ni9 :
aa STEAMBOATiAGENT NNHEELlNG,iyA..3,g
TTTIDL to tile receiving and delivering OF freight
wv and collection of freight bills ~ IS
pP.OtTiee atthe Store % ita al- ~ loclio--oLL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

H
MEETING OF THE IRON MANUFACTURERS 1f $
Alta meeting of the undersigned representing
all the firms engaged in the Rolling Mil and Nall
ing Business in the city of whsehngS December
q, 1853, 1s'pe7 ei'' 3I.l q
GEORGE HApDMAS was appointed CheiFinan' ana
Aaron KELLY Secretary. S3 :, .s ~ 5,ssi. gIii
On motion. it was unanimously Resoiy % IheI.
however much we may deprecate the necessity ols
stopping our Mills, as an ithe date injury 70 our
selves and all parties dependent on, or eopnsCtsd
with them, yet we are firmly determines 70 adhere
to the measure, believing that the ultimate sue
cess Of the Iron Business in this city depends upon
our present action! =;
It is, therefore, further Resolved, That we VIII
never consent 10 give more than So 2e PerdoH for
boiling whilst our competitors atsOther points OF
tain The same work for S. 90. S =. - y y. =
Resolved, That the procsedipgso OF tins meeting
be signed by all the firms present and ~
the newspapers OF the,citys
IE NORTON AGHEsON d COS, -
* I x, q4ssf BeEuao7tt l79H aYgFEs-
GILL, KELLY, g Coz
SWEENEY, OMISSION q C9Sl
Missouri kg0Hs n0Lsss. =
GILL, HARDMAN s. SnRPHE
,-ltlt,,ss..srtF =. Crescent Iron iytfgg.ffg.39
BAILEY, sNE0 oDWAltD q s0g1SnA
Dt'-''. ff,5 Il Ia ,Hr1is Iron Works
DRAKI.EYy SWEENEEiG q Coz ,....
s- i'tf75tl 70 - TVif lfii5f0Il ifOIt tP0fASs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

n & d. BAYHA have removed 10 thsir new and spa
~ clos brick buildings is Mari ct Street, where they
manuIAGtnte andkeep on hand. sif2 > ss ~ lia
p ] JESSE TIN.AND SHEET IRON WARE > s,si 81
And keep for sac japan Ware and Household Furnishing
Hardware latest styles OF Cooking Stove, all Of
which they yilIse hoIeas and Retalat the the lgrs
market prices Their old customers and the public
ally Invited to Cali and examine their stock ETcrv
description altieesn their kE promptly made TO
Y7OI - CfeblO;fy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

LUST received-25 toE5 l3afno. uc BrooIna, Supe-
u nOraltiel6 1aUzlu once sigols
iIls0sns; / dog boxes Of Taelre 20 ~ 4
Z aess ~ - iysstf A4sA2lp ELM NAM u. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
Give ms a Cali.


TIME undc signed have just received and are now
ing one OF The finest stocks cass nlstes anu
vesngs brought to this market ior ia allu
wear. "A Iso,a large assortment Of Gents Eurnslns
viii recommend themselves Cthcy require praise from
MS atNo2 Washington Hall Wheeling, yays
~ . WHEELERSe LAKINi
II nct9s = "a 95i Merchant Tslnrs
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---777 ]. M. HAMILTON, :.
STEAM BOAT AGENT,

X,rI,,rf TSont MT abe foot of M onroc street.
will the receiving and delivering offreist' anu
tile collection orfreght bills -,
Freist FOR all regular will he received free oil
charge. 80 ID n ! n H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

RoFeiRn IsxcIInmpc, A Oreign TRxchnnSc. Z
ID ERSON wishing to remit moneyto England, Ireland
i or Scotland, in amounts rom& upwards can find a
SAFE Quick and Cheap dunn ogr 8Amaa
80 EDWARDS, SANFORD & co. IL
~ .Gb N!PIGHAN i gent. q
net3tt. ysl osasf 81 Mcclure House..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

the great keStoEauSeE -, 80
~ w g! january f1th, 1883.
- Aiessrs. Mortimer & Mowbray- Gentlemen: The First
lieutenant or this ship, wohas been suffering many
nom the Dyspepsia and who has been nearly restored TO
his usual health by the OF umpon's NeSeable Tine.
Medicine. s. /, /. .ts5 =,
this ship also wishes you TO send him one dozen OF
t.lian,ton's Vegetable Ttictlrc.i by the Store slip
fhe sIThcure,I you sent me was recelyedn good or.
der and take Measure in Informing that lIa been
6sed with sfead our officers III CAGES
al llysiieiis!a am respectfully yours, 800 Z i
H. VERNON aESfRl DG 4, Chaplain U. s. Navy
We have two other lstters from Kew Mi. Eskrtdgce
equally strong os above H. ~ X :, = go
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

RuEa, IrEns.-The river. here Yesterday was
nearly clear of ice excepting that gorged along the
shOr s. The weather was mid and clear, Npvi-
CATION is almost entirely suspended. Reports say
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

r'tI 3 80. hitSICl iI3SlCl!, MUSlCHl K .fysf
NTOw Ste time for our ladies. If they wish 10 amuse
IN themselves with all the late and beautiful songs
IEaltzes pOas. riches. qlicsteps, VARIATIONS d1etts
etc. which we have Just received. y q ~ - ~
Nc have nov tho largest stock or Music which we
have ever Shown TO eustomersI besides beauttn
Riuck ar all sorts Of Musical lnstTun e1tS
dive US call, and lo1louTse how music charms
fa soul All the hbOve for sale cheaper than ever at
lie Music Store. 1879 Main street. :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

s;iifhai;e liberal Cash yanees on eonsi gn1en2
NV 7df I0II n and q RIA IN 10 IitehdA 9g
x i. vsStf DORSEY, HoFARD q lSAQz3 )
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Strdnke that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts Of the field, or
tho insects Of the earth, eYnoing no more thought
reflection than though the noble faculties of minds
were not vouchsafed to them. .iIss
Many isnchiRre husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent tho health the we'll being, and the
happiness of confding and aIectionate wife, with
pef6aps n family of children. an a| Is =sa tiH
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FINE CHEN ING YUBAtUU.4 y
ln BOXES best Of ylftu45 sized plugs,
sllkj Slsi received and for sale by q
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a.. BONN,S5 FIG TOBACCO. sss
n UsT received kegs Of fhs superior anti vous
ID Tobaceo Itis truly Tie finest article Of Natural Leaf
That has been offered 70 the wee flowing part OF the
Commute. No o. sign OF the GTaha Turk 81 " %
deli w RHODES, agent
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~ IL seas tQUEENSWAR .ies. ~ .s5.tnl
TTEsre now receiving, per ships Mary Hale ana AeS
w Hndei, 10 cTates Gueenswat eli t llre our
nIent The largest in the west. - i.
r.rf 30 Icar 1,e Post OheeA
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SEQ II. m GLE e s o y, .,s,,,,t rs ID
Attorneys at law d dandlAgents
10 Marshall O.. HI, Va, Mouadsuiiie,P o., zs5
ETIL 1raeteein Ohio MAJ shall aud ~etEel Counties
w particular attention will he givehto anu
Laid business All kinds Of land constantly tor sales M
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shor.s. The weather was mild and clear. NaSi-
CATION is almost entirely suspended. Reports say
that the river is entirely frozen over or gorged So
as to be impass bic between here aud Pittsburgh,
and the non arrivalO of boats which sfarted twolor
three days ago from the ...head of navigation"
seems to confirm this report. We had report of
arse yesterday at P,ttsbdigh5 but our dispatch
says4 feet 9inclies and falling slowly. ' i'''.-'
We have nothing authentic from below except
our dispatch from Cincinnati. as-aaa.
The Audubon arrived from Serbs yesterday
afternoon, 4s miles below this city and reported
the navigation unObstrneted. s.ssa q =
The Falls City, the Buckeye state'she Keystone
the Fort Pitt and the Ioninn are lying here! a q
The Latrobe arrived last night from Cincinnati
direct and reports navigation open between here
and that city. ~, 4. SO s6f tsliso rs, I'd
THE COURIER, Capt. Roberts, will leave lior Ear
kersburg this morning at her usual starting hour,
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