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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-26

By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BOSTON AND GEN. PIERCE.


BOSTON, Jan. 20.
Mayor Learer received a letter from General
Pierce, in a meeting of the Board of Aldermen, in
reply to the invitation 10 accept the hospitality OF
the city, on his way to Washington. The letter re-
cites the previous verbal acceptance, when person.
ally presented by a committee at Concord, but
states, on account of the even which hast recently
fallen upon him with crushing weight, he wishes
to proceed to his post of duty, as quietly and as
privately as circumstances would permit. He feels
deeply sensible of the kindness which prompted
the invitations; and fully appreciates this evidence
OF friendly estimation received from the citizens
olBoston. He feels the sentiments of confidence
contained in the invitation, but looIs upon them
as not due to any personal claims to regard, but as
s%prnging from a noble motive, and as q proper
representative ofc principle uppermost in all hearts
The basis OF which is the SacredneSs of the Union.
Principle will be cherished while any adequate
love OF our common country ext is j.; the Repub-
lie. Whatever a~nxieties may yet be in store for
im-whateyer obstacles may ~interpose in the
way of his duty, he has unvaiying faith that he
will never talter in his devotion to that object; and
looks with fearless confidence for the support OF
all patriots, of whatever party, in his endeavoIs,
Tor the preservation of the Union Of the States, and
the supremacy Of the Laws, which are the surest
guarantee of our happiness, present and future.
Caleb Gushing is quite Ill with scarlet fever.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.
The Committee of Commerce in the House have
agreed upon a bill to establish reciprocity with
Canada and the Provinces, and will report it in q
few days.
The testimony thus far before the Houston In
vestigation Committee, has failed to substantiate
the charge against the Superintendent of the Capt.
tol Extension of receiving money, &c. All the
toremen employed upon the work made aifidavits
to the contrary. The parties who preferred charges
and swore to them have been indicted for perjury.
The charges that the foundation walls are not sub
s~tantlally built (recently received) have also been
completely refuted. The attention Of the Com
mittee ais about being called 20 charges against
ether parties engaged on the Capitol extension,
that they have failed to fulfil their contacts, and
that interior marble was used, &c.
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Short Creek lands for Sale

WlSHlSG to dispose ofmy Real Estate, / offer at pri
' yate sale until the 1st day of November next, my farm
In the County OF Ohio, situate Onthe waters OF Short Creek,
containing bout five hundred and sixty acres. This prop.
cry IS desirably located on both sides OF the Wheeling.
Nest Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about seven miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm is in the highest state of Improvement, having
a large amount of new plank fencing, and judiciously laid on
~ fields for farming and grazing purposes. There are OH
me premises two good dwelling houses, with ample sta.
ping corn cribs, &c. There are also four good tenants
Houses: There is commodious new barn, one hundred
and eight feet long by forty four in width, fitted in every
particular for the wants OF the farm, including ample shei.
ter for twelve hundred sheep.
| Will sell these lands in whole or in part, to suit the
eral.
line rapidly advancing improvement oIthe city OF Wheel.
ing, the facilities afforded by the various rail road connec.
uons about TO be completed with the West, and the Sen
board, the excellent market now afforded in Wheeling for
INC marketable productions OF the country, render this farm
nignly desirable ior persons wishing to farm proftably, and
out to purchasers. / w MITCHRIJ
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852.
Heraldp coy.
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CRossIxG OF THE WHEELING CREEK BRIDcE BY THE
CARS OF TIE B. &. H. R.-Yesterday afternoon, the
first crossing was made on the trestle Railroad
Bridge over Wheeling Creek, by the locomo-
tive George Washington and a ladened car, from
Baltimore, with entire ease and safety. The COM
pletiOn of this bridge is the completion of the last
linkIin the long line of Railway from the depot at
Baltimore 10 the depot at Wheeling. The yet I'M
finished work at the depot here is steadily progress
sing, Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather.
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~DOn't forget Brysn's PulmOnic Waters If you have
acough or hOarseness, and W sh TO enjoy a perfect freedom
nomit in len minutes, nor the place to get them. Tney
cost only p cts. See advertisement.
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NEW DEPOT INI'ELLTGENCE

"" Il
A LII the world are hereby informed that at the Now
"A Depot OF J. L. Bush, opposite the Northwestern Bank
on Main street, the New York and Baltimore daily papers,
such as the HERALD, SUN. PATRIOT, AMERICAN and
other Eastern news an d literature are received and ready
to be distributed through the express cars some two hours
sooner than the same news can be received through Uncle
Sans mails, and all this in spite and defiance orthose who
would prosecute the subscriber for being u little more for
tunate than Uncle Sam.
The I'd part of MY Novel just received.
Tjan2G J. l.. BUSH.
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY &c. 1853

Mr.. r.. J. TuRNER.-lt was universally conceded
by those who attended Mr.. R. ]. Turner'S concer
last evening, that he is the best ballad singer who
has ever visited this city. There is a beauty, rich
ness and refinement in his singing which impart:
freseness to the oldest songs, and ELECTS for all his
performances, a spontaneous outburSt OF applause
We are pleased TO perceive that he will give an
other concert this evening, when he will have
instrumental accomplishments by Professor Ritter
and FickieSon. We assure those who love truly
good singing, that they will hear such by going to
the Melodoen tonight
M1soS's METROPOLITAN SERESADERs 1t will
be perceived by our amusement column, that this
band will be here on Friday and Saturday nights.
They are said to be No. 1 in their line, and ''Cool
White" the source of universal amusement in
Wheeling, il days gone by, is among them. Ma
Ior DuNN, the efficient agent, informs US that we
may promise rich entertainment.
THE M'LUKE House. will be open To-day for the
reception Of travellers. Though the arrangements
of the house are as yet incomplete, we doubt not
that those who may visit it will meet with accom-
modations in every way satisfactory.
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Rail Road,

TNHE subscribers TO the capital stock Of the HempfeId
l. Rail Road Co. are hereby notified to pay into the Urea
sury, the third instalment OF Five Dollars per share on or
beiore the first day OF January next, and Five Dollars per
share on or before the first day OF each month hereafter,
until The whole amount OF stock subscribed for Is paid
liam 7. Weseott, who has been appointed collector forthai
county. JOSEPH HENDERSON.
washington Dec. 22-2mdyV n-r.HFr R1Iaaaurar
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.
River fallen l6 inches Weather cold and cloudy.
Flour declined 10 So .25a3 80. Whiskey 1913.
Provisions drooping-Sides bulk I cts. Nothing
done in Pork or Lard, Sugar 43a54. Molasses
29aa30. Butter 15a17 for roll. Clover seed So. so
az. 60.
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CITY ELECTION.

Below re give a complete and official list of the
officers elected at the LNlrter Election, for the en-
SrIing wear:
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Variable Property for saie or Go
I~1arrmerRhIn

THE undersigned offers for sale or co partnership, a
BLAST n located four miles from the line OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and near Paramount, Marion
Co. Va, together with an abundance of Iron Ore, Lime.
stone, Coal and Timber, close to the furnace. The under
signed wishes either TO sell, or extend his operations, ard
to any one having a Rolling Mil or Foundry in Wheeling,
who will join in with this establishment, and furnish a
Steam Engine, he viii offer the most liberal terms, reeeiv.
ing all machinery or stock at q lair valuation.
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal may be seen at the
Office of the Wheeling lnteligencer.
Cost OF Iron ore, delivered at the furnace, per ton. 81 go
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels. 2,T5
Costol IuneSLOhe,p per ton.. 81
Hon. Thomas Hayl-u4i will receive and conduct any
exnmine II.
oct11-tf JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
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FROM PITTSBURGH.
River . feet. Weather cool, and has been snow,
ing all morning.
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DIR. d Pills

VAN be hadfresh and genuine at the following places in
the city OF Wheeling and vicinity. WHAT the Drug
stores Of James Baker: Kells & Caldwell; Brentlinger &
Coz DE tt Logan d I OF FTed'k Yahrling, VIM Mckee &
Co: SRitchietownli F a Brentimger Centre wheeling); al
The Drug store of the proprietor, corner OF Quincy and
Fifth streets.
They can also be had at P Dunn's, Grave Creek; \ Be
billions and Jacob Gooding's, National Road; Benz. l..
Craven, west AIexandriai Wilson Stringer's, west Wheel
Ing; and Ely Looman's, Bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need no further Recommendation than a .uir
trial; they have now been in constant use for more tEHn
twenty years, and if you will only give them a chance they
will speak for themselves-try them. csc per box; SO pei
doz; $50 per gross. ian6
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~DIED-Yesterday morning. January 18th,
HALLER, aged 81, after a short illness.
90 Ills funeral will take place this afternoon, at Q O'Clock
from the residence OF his father, in the Alley near DIR Tan
ner's, between 18th and 5th SITS.
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COOL WHITE.
z. b: Isaacs, the distinguished Violinist. in several favo-
rite Solos;
j. HuntIey, the celebrated Burlesuue Dancer, in all hs
most popular dances;
J. D.. Pell, alias Brudder Bones, with his budget of Jokes
Virginia break downs, &C.;
Z. Winchell, will perform a favorite 500 on his Magic
Trumpet;
Cool White, the great Shaksperian Jester, in his Burlcsque
Readings, Speeches, &c.
U3-For furthe particulars see programmes.
n1-Cards OF Abundance 25 cts. TO be had at the Ho.
tells, Bookstores, and at the Door.
Doors open at 81; Concert TO commence at n O'Clock.
JOHN W. MASON, Manager.
jan25 MAJOR OHM Agant
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

New YoRK, Jan. 25.
5000 beeves offered, prices steady GAG, closed
dull, 500 unsold. 1000 sheep and lambs S19Oa-
8, 75a5, rs; 100 extra sold at S7alO. Cows, So Of
fered and sold at S3Oa35.
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MARRIAGES.

MARRlED-on the 9th inst, by the Rev. WIN. Arm
strong, Mr.: BOLIVAR WARD to Miss CLAUDlNE p
ROBINSON.
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Important to Farmers!

A S the tine is approaching when farmers will prepare
~ their ground for spring crops, the subscribers res.
pectfully inform them that they have a large quantity OF good
clean Barley, for seed, which they will sell at a moderate
price, or loan on favorable terms, provided they get the
produce, for which they will pay the market price, or fifty
five cents per bushel; or will contract for a term OF years,
and will pay ~fity.five cents per bushel, cash, for all the far.
lncrs will grow and deliver at our brewery.
We make this offer 10 farmers, hoping It may induce them
10 raise as much Barley as we require, without purchasing
in foreign markets; as VS. have hitherto been compelled to
buy large quantities every season. in the States OF Kentucky
and New York, also in Canada, for our establishments here
and in Pittsburgh.
We beg leave 10 suggest the necessity of sowing plump,
clean grain, and TO be careful in harvesting. threshing, and
cleaning, as I'VE cannot use inferior or damaged Barley.
We will also have good Winter Barley, for seed, ready
TO SOW next Fall.
decl0-3md GEO. w. SMITH d. Co.
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Fairview Mills for Sale.
isE.E THE undersigned will offer at Administrators
lFEsEe sale OH the 2Sth of January, 1853, the following
ESDS property:-Seven Acres of Land, adjoining Fair
view, on which is situated a good o.
Steam FIGURING and SuSV Mill,
In excellent running order-capable of manufacturing 4
bbls: per hour; a good engine, 3 boilers, 1o inch cylinder
and ~ feet stroke. Saw Mill in good order. There is coal
on the Mill lot, whiC h can be delivered for It cts. per bush
81. Excellent wheat country.
TERas-Onet third in hand, and balance in two equal all.
nual payments with interest.
d. & J. NJ. WALLACE,
jan4-fwdw- ADS of John Wallace, decd.
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Commissioners Sale of
r E A L E S T A T E!

Edward G.. Baden and wife,
VS.. In EhauCeTy.
William X. Humphreys, adm. ct. al.
In IL the Circuit Court OF Ohio county-Virgilia
Pursuant TO a decree rendered in this cause on the 18th
day of November. 1852, the undersigned Sheriff of Ohio
county. and as such, Commissioner in the premises, will
sell On Tuesday, the 18th day of February, 1853. at public
suction TO the highest bidder at the front door OF tile Court
House OF Ohio countyi the west half OF Lit numbered one
hundred thirty -four U34), on Zane street, in that part OF the
city of Wheeling called East Wheeling.
Terms OF SALE-Tenp per ,ent OfamOunt of said sale will
be required in cash, and the residue will be OIL a credit, in
three equal instruments of six, twelve and eighteen months.
The purchaser or purchasers will be required TO give bonds
with good security for the Deferred instalmen;s, bearing
interest from the day OF sae. WIN. S. WICkHAM,
jon12-1tdwts Sheriff and Commissioner.
EEarrison's RInvoring. Extrncts.
DEACH, Lemon, Almond, Celery &c, for ilavoring ice.
l. creams, ielhes, syrups, pastries, &c.
These are the incest articles OF the kind yet brought TO
this market. Several ladies' in the city have used them
with great satisfaction. Fsr sale only by
nov29 T II LOGAN d Co,
Bridge Corner Drugstore.
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An Ordinance

An Ordinance
To amend the Ordinance in relation to the Water
4. Works.
pE1T ORDAINED by the Council of the city of Wheel.
ID ing:-Sec. 1. That the Office OF Engineer ofthe Water
Works, shall be, and the same is hereby abolished: and
that the duties OF said Office, as prescribed and defined by
the eighth section of the Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance
in relation to the Water Works of the city of Wheeling -
shall be fulfilled and performed by the Superintendent OF
the water works.
Sec. Q. This Ordinance shall take effect from and ansr
its passage.
Passed January Goth, 1858.
NJ. NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. WuEATR, Clerk. jan22
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Fresh Arrival

Fresh Arrival!
| 00n HAVANA IGARS
i.OOO % drums fires" Figs.
25boXes extra,
% whole boxes Raiscns,
20 half
Pr quarter
100 lbs. Tea in melatick packs,
100 boxes SaTdines,
2boSes Lemons and Q of Oranges;
INIT received and for sale cheap for cash.
jan24 T. NJ. PARKER Market street.
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MISCELLANEOUS
1862 MAGNIFICENT sT0CK OF 1|5o
DRY GOODS.
VIM. r.. SELRN

M ONRoE STREET Wheeling Va, ia now .,o;.
~ ms STOCK OF Fall and Winter Goods, for IoShIassins
etestlmportatlons and fromthe best manufae orieS ~ oil
country. carefully selected expressly for the e> . OUT
JoBBlNG TRADE.
or the best fabrics, designs and colors, To yybi.h
spectiully sollelts an examination from his old ensiomor
aud Country Merchants. customers
stock consists in part OF the hes,
ana OF the usual variety OF colors both PoreIgn .ns
black and doeskin. as w.u
great variety OF the choicest fancy coIors.
SAIlNETIS-Black, Blue, SteeI.miAed, fancy Green ,,,
Browns, DC. Avery full and complete sfodE. n y"
Twcads and Cy. Jeans. NJ"
oHEhC blankets, pilot and be.,,.
Cloths and other such goods in variety,
FhlNIS-A very large stock OF the best makers nj 6,c,
madden colors. AS well as the most Common t;nS
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DhhSS G~OODS-Ginghams, mouse de lains, emb'd lustra
Vain and hg'd black alpacas, as well az OF coIoTs
OF the best variety, both figured and plain.
WHITE GooDS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills In
dia, book, thread and-eotton laces, edeinps. etc
in variety, also Irish linens.
CAFS-Men,s, boys and childIen's velvet and cloth cana
also Mexican hats, a most desirable lot.
ALSo-Shawls, ribbons, hoEiery, umbrellas, brown and
blcached muslins, shifting, checks, Ticking. 6r
&ci, together with a full and complete stock Of
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanted; and aItosetb
er feel well assured my stock / so complete that
when IT is examined and the pric ktold, II win he
ioCnu In all respects, perhaps superior to any
stock OF Goods before offered in the market.
HugS4-a -3 1. -FaE. Zee H. H..H- ..H.r.4. W. SRJRy
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Hotel to Rent,

Hotel to Rent,
FOR A TERM OF YEARS.
WILL rent on liberal terms my Hotel at Moundsvillc,
L the point where the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad first
strikes the Ohio River.
In view OF the increase OF travel on the Railroad and
steamboats, to and from this point, l have recently erected
a large addition TO this Hotel. The house is well fitted up
FIRST class Hotel. To person we'll qualified, this affords
one of tie best localities for an extensive business in the
west The premises arc convenient to the Railroad Depot
and Immediately in front OF the Steamboat Ianding-the
sfabling is convenient and extensive.
Application may be made by letter or PERSONAL y, and
possession given any time after the list OF February.
J. II.
Moundsvile. Maj shall county, Va.
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McCLELLANS & KNOX
WHOLESALE N RETAIL DEALERS In
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Leather and Findines,
at the nell kno,on stand
of the
BIG RED BOOT.
M K are now receiving from our Eastern Manufacture,
w establishments, one OF the largest aud best manunc'
tuTed assortment of Boots and Shoes, for Fall and Winter
wear, ever offered in this or any other market. They have
been manufactured to order, according to our own direc.
tons, and are intended expressly for retailing. To our
regular customers and all others who may favor US witha
call, we can offer an unusually large variety OF Boots and
Shoes, which we guarantee equaIin quality or material and
workmanship to those manufactured in this or any mart a
the United States. Our stock will be found to consist, il
part, of the following seasonable goods:
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and all Pc rsons making proposals TO supply any
article will state whether the 10 of the gro With
and manufac ture OF the United States.
The articles are to be delivered at the Office of
the Clerk before the 18th day Of October
next and to be paid for a. coon as the Com mittee
on Accounts shall audit the bill. H.t
Each bidder, though he may desire to propose
Tor the whole Of the articles above enumerated,
will be required to make a separate and distinct
pr0Posal for each class; and no proposal or paper
embracing more than a single class will be con-
sidered. Each proposal to be endorsed proposals
for Class No. of stationery for r. O. s.. !"
and addressed to the undersigned. They will be
free Of postage.
Sufficient specimens Of each class to accompany
the proposal marked with the name of the bidder
and the number Of the Glass; according to the above
advertisement. H
The whole Of each article specified in the forego
ing list will be deemed c!ass, end the person Of
fering TO furnish any class description of articles
at the lowest price, quality considered, shall re-
ceiyea contract Tor the same. on executing bond,
with two or more sureties. satisfactory to the
Clerk, Tor the performance Of the same, under a
forfeiture of twice the contract price in case Of fail
ure; which bond must be filed in the office of said
Clerk within ten days after the proposals have
been opened and the result declared.
The right ia reserved, in case it should be neces
sary, to order further supply of all any of the
article contained in the above list.
The Clerk also reserves the right to judge and
the articles furnished or not and may, in his dis
erection, refuse to receive them, il in his opinion
they do not answer the purpose for which they were
intended. JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk House Of Representatives United States.
May l6-lawtJune2I
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DAHL ~.
WASHINGTON: THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE ., 1853

F..
, l2O bottle: carmine ink. small size, French, or
equal aftftn fi1e
SOo bottles '. ink copying Terry's, in pint hot
$4,000 waters, large red. for Office scale, Per thou
ioo pound: waters, common size, red. per
lou pounds sealing wax, best extra superfne,
scarlet, per pound h1f G7ose q
80 pounds sealing wax, superfine, per pound
b. 10 do do black Ia do
40 do India rubber, prepared do
% do do unprepared do
SOO quartz black sand, per quart So 5-aos
loo ounces pounce, per ounce aTl
dozen India ink. best, per dozen
do camel's hair pencils, per dozen, as
Q do sable pencils 3. do do
do Osborn's best water colors, per dozen
IHa cakes fe..g .s5g} = s-r,-s
4OO pounds twine, linen, per pound lsta
IOO 90 Irvine, cotton. do T1s 51fy---
so 900 pocket envelopes of white or yellow paper.
of the following sixee, yix: az by 81
inches, per hundred
80, 900 pocket envelopes, letter size
dozen rulers, mahogany, round or HAT, per
do lignumvite, round, per dozen
do elastic pen holders, Alden's do
do tortoise shell 5 do
pounds sponge, best, per pound
10 do gum arabic, best do
900 white card envelopes, plain, per 100
5000 small size white note adhesive envelopes,
5000 large size white note adhesive envelopes,
5000 letter size adhes1e envelopes, per 100
May l6-2awtl6thJune
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GENERAL ORDER.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May %, 1858.
confederation of the difficulty Of procuring
- seamen Ior the Navy. and the inconvenienoe 70
WHICH me pubic service is thereby subjected, q
bounty OF thirty dollars to each able seaman. and
twenty dollars to each ordinary seaman, will Be
paid TO such az may enlis for the naval service on
and after the first day of June next
The usual advance of three months nav will he
continued, but no payment on account, either of
bounty or advance pay, will be made until the
recruit shall be received board, and duly enter
ed ia the books of some receiving ship.
Inc general order OF January 4th, 1853, allow
ing bounty, will apply to such persons only ga
shan have enlisted for the navy previous to the lst
OF June, 1853, and is rescinded with regard to
those who may enlist after that date
). c. DOBBlN, Secretary of the Navy