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BoLLIseRRoox HorEL.-In late aflyIne

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HoTEL.-In late "fiylng
trip" to the "Cockade city," we made our head. =
!ers az the boilingbrook Hotel" now kept by Col.
JAS. M GILLIAN, and we've really surprised as we II
house has Undergone under the control Of its new
fropnetor. Tbs table, both morning. noon and eve
could crave or the heart desire-tho cha -
Handsomely furnished and well ysntilatsdthe bar Il
SAID 70 be model ons-and the Assistants with the
head polite, attentive and accommodating n the
"Bollingbrookr 10 fair specimen Of sCocksds'' no.
tels and Col GILLIAN q true sample of Proprietora
ii 10 not to be wondered 1t that our ..Eouthsde'i
neshbors grow fat and saucy, and the travelling pub
lic delight to 'feedn ia Petersburg. We commend
the .Bolingbrook" TO our friends, when within its
reach, ON pleasure or badness
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NEW ARrnLERY CompANY.-We under

NEW ARTILLERf OUMFANf.-W . uHucI-
stand that efforts are now being made to organize
new Artillery Company in this city, and that about
thirty gentlemen have handed in their names as
ed design adding to it beneficiary feature, similar
to tbst Of the Odd Fellows by which they anticipate
raising a relief fund for sick and INDECENT memben-
This Man If strictly adhered to- will establish the
new Company on a firm basis and ensure its strength
and stability An Artillery company ought to be kept
up in the city by all means and the Council should
ave II an annual appropriation sufficiently large to
nav the EXPENSES of horse hire ON parade days.
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WHEN DEATH is at the door, the remedy
which would have say ed life it administered in time
comes too late. Do not trife with disease. Rely
upon it, that when the stomach will not digest food
when faintness and lassitude pervade the system
when the sleep is disturbed the appetite feeble the
mind ethargic, the nerves unnaturally sensitive, and
the head confused-rely upon it. that when these
symptoms occur, the powers of vitality failing,
and that unless the mischief is promptly checked,
life UU be shortened, well rendered miserable.
Now, we know from mass of testimony greater than
before accumulated in favor of one remedy
that HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs, prepared BY
DR.. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia will mmedia
disorders surely as a mathematical process viii
solve problem. Who, then, will endure the agony,
and the risk OF life, with health and safety within
reach2 NV Is d&e2w
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THE WEATHER, on Saturday, was as
charming as delightful as it could well be. Neither
too hot nor too cold too wet nor too dry Just the
season of all others to make vegetation put forth
luxuriantly, and mako glad the heart of the farmer
and gardener
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PINE APPPEs are more plentiful in ou
market this season, than they have been for many
years. and some of them are of very fine quality
Nearly every confectioner in the city, has suppl,
on hand, at moderate prices.
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The REGULAR. MONTHLY MEETING of

HE REGULAR: MONTHLY MEETING of
the MANCHESTER BUILDING FUND COMPA-
NY will take place THIS EVENING, at o'clock,
at the house of Mr.. c Burnett Persons wishing to
subscribe can do on the conditions with the
org nal subscribers
The Secretary can be found at the store of MIR. R.
nj. Zimmerman in Richmond from Ii O'Clock. A
NJ, to O'Clock, P. M and at Mr.. B. J. Steers, in
Manchester, from O'Clock to the hour of meeting.
By order.
my Is IT. JAS. d. SCOTT, Sec'y.
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LAMPs.-We have before us a very pretty
style of Lamp from the Variety Store of Mr.. THos.
l.. ANGUS, No. 81, West Main ST, where may be
found great variety of goods, fancy and useful,
we doubt not at reasonable rates.
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WHITE EYE SOLD.-We understand tina
Maj. boswell, of Hanover, has sold gelding "Whit
Eye" to gentleman of the North, for the sum 0
300. He is good and cheap one, sure.
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We invite attention to the sale this after
noon of improved and vacant Real Estate on Union
Hill. See auction head.
From the great demand for houses, and the appre-
citation of lots in that vicinity, combined with the de.
srable character of the property this sale is worthy
the attention of capitalists
myl5 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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ATTEMPT AT Reconnaissance at
tempts havs been made. within few weeks past
to fire and burn the stable of Mr.. Reuben E. Lacy
on shockoe Hill, and the last one on Friday night
was almost successful
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STEALING A William Vest, a
very worthless fellow, was brought before the
Mayor last Saturday, to answer to the charge OF
stealing watch valued at $50, from Elizabeth An.
aker, but owing to the absence of witnesses, the ex
animation was postponed until this morning, and
the accused locked up for safe keeping.
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HANDSOME SToRE-S. Bonavita s. Co.,
North side of Main street, between 18th and 18th,
have a very handsome confectionery store, to
which they have added neat and elegant saloon,
where the ladies and their galants will be regular
ly served with delicious ice creams and cakes: We
speak by the card, hatg tested the quality of their
''good mugs ON more than one occasion; but the
ladies will doubtless prefer becoming their own
Judges in matters of this sort, now that warm wea-
ther has set in and ices are in demand.
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'HEATRE.-All who are fond of genuine

IHEATRE.-AII WHO dT6 IUIIu UT RCIIuIIU
fun and beautiful stage representations viii learn
with pleasure that the Ravel troupe have been re-
engaged and win continue their performances du
ring the week. Indeed this could hardly have been
avoided; for they have met with degree OF encou-
ragement which has rarely been surpassed In our
city, but which must always reward true talent
There was a crowded house on Saturday night, and
great applause followed the efforts Of the perform
ers; while some of our "hon' an gallan' frien.s'
testified their Joy by showering bouquets upon the
graceful Miles. Zoe, Frances, Desire and Capel
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CAPTAIN WHITE requests us to state that
he did not arrest Robert Burch last Friday nor did
he report George Taylor for an obstruction The
responsibility of these. acts rests upon officer IT.
wing
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A CARD-To THE PUBLIc.-A report has
is in my family this to inform my friends and the pub
lie generally, that such report is untrue which will
be seen by reading the following from my family
physician EDWARD NEIDT.
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DIED.,

In the'county of Chesterfield, ON Sunday morning
18th inst, MARY g., wife of David NJ. Patteson, in
requested to attend her funeral this evening, at
o'clock
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BATHS! Baths! BATHS !ii-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres-
sing, Shaving and Shampoonng Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on llth street.
Single Bath Is cents, or five tickets for 81.
2
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CONTINUED.-The summons against John
Ballard, for permitting bushes to be thrown from
his garden into the street. will be disposed of this
f1inn
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RIcuMoND Mav5t

NICHMOND, NIdy Dun, 1904.
By request of Mr.. Ed. Neidt, do testify herewith
that have been the attending physician to the ia
mily living in the said Mr. Neidts house. and that
have not seen of small pox in this family,
nor of any disease of contagious character
my I3-3t* DR.. TIL. BOLDEMAN
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FINED.-George Taylor was fined by the
Mayor for permitting obstruction in 9th street,
near Cary.
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REPORTED DEATH OF WILLIAM Wa.

REPORTED DEATH OF WILLIAM WAL
THALL.-Wiam C. Walthall, it will be remem
bered recently left Richmond in consequence of
rumors affecting his character. The Enquirer of
Saturday, publishes the following letter received
per mail:
CERRo GoRDo, Iowa, April Goth, 1854.
Gentlemen VIII you be good enough to pub.
lish the following obituary notice of one of your
citizens, Mr.. William c. Walthall who died on his
way from ST. Louis to Council Bluffs few DAVIS
ago, and was buried on the Kansas side of Nilsson.
ririveri His disease was confined principally to
his head, which he complained of before leaving
St Louis and from which he seemed to suffer very
much before his death. He spoke of having wife
and three children in your city, and gave me their
names, so that might write to them of the sad in
telgence, but forgot their names, aud thinking
that your paper has large circulation, it would
be best to get You to publish it in your paper in
order that they might see it. He had some cloth
ing, some little money in gold, and very good
plain gold watch, with heavy single stran gold
chain and key, with the initials of his name and
masonic emblems upon it, all of which he mani
tested the greatest anxiety that his family should
get. They are now in my possession at Cerro
Gordo, ready to be delivered to any one authorized
to receive them. Very respectfully,
LITTLEBERRY CRAIG
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,rrw ePHCTAL MoTT CBs.

To His HosoR, THE MAY0R.-Sir: It be-
ing understood thst resident Fiji will pro
ii week the undersigned respecffnIy suggest that
snn rens,sst III. riixens or Richmond to convene Ut
a. sv in order to take suitable steps to testify
In some formal manner their respect iof ns cnalae
ter snd services
VIM. n. Macfsrland, George W. Harding,
John Wckham, Jnr. z. Wombie,
Vim. II. Taylor, JAS T.. Lipscomos
john A. lancaster b. Alvey,
Walter D. Blair, Geo. r. Peske.
Thos. w. McCance, Richard NJ. Cary,
Robert Stauard, VIM. r. Watson,
Geo w. Randolph, G. A. Myers,
u. TTueheart, Thos. Bsie,
r. r.. Howison, 8. N. Elicit.
A. Judson Crane, Thos T. Giles,
TIP. August, Alex Dnyal,
n. M Zimmerman, John Fisher
Jas, II. James, Charles Gennet,
Edward McAdam, John II. Conway
s. r. Adie, John T. Gray,
A. X. Parker, James Woodhouse,
r.. M. Nimmo, Charles Bennett,
VIM. E. Warren, j. r. Fisher,
A. Peasants. B. =. Ladd,
John Wombe. r. Richardson.
John NJ. Royal,
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SEWARD AT YALE

Seward of New York has been selected 70
deliver an Grafton at Yale College. at ,be
next commencement. This is the Cor,o.o
whose Professors proclaim their readiness -
take up arms against the South On account &c
the Nebraska bill. Win Southern men CON.
tinue to send their sons to such hot bed of
abolition and treason7
THE CAMEL.---A correspondent of the
Memphis Eagle states that the idea of i'm
porting camels into America, is absurd He
says camel cannot carry more than two
hundred pounds; that it cannot march more
than two miles m hour, or fifteen or twenty
miles day; and that II cannot travel at all
when the ground Is wet. He thinks com.
mon OF. trained TO carry burdens would be
) mors effective animal IN this country than
the camsl. According to this account, the
camel = too nnohof N old fogy for this pro.
Qe0oSfy0 lard SKIS sxaa assdss sSasx ~.
sss sfes. Il Sc / ~ - sselss.. !. :.
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The HusriEGs CouRT spent its session
last Saturday in arranging list OF Jurors Tor tho
present year.
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MARRIED

On the 7th inst, by the Rev. Robert Ryand, Mr.
THOMAS PAYNE, of this city, TO Miss VIRGINIA
DICEEN of Henrico.
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Tup DUsr-Tbe dust in Main ST. has been

THE DUsT.-The dustin Main ST. has been
very annoying recectly For the sake of comfort
aud for the protection of goods the sprinkler ought
to be brought into requsition. We understand that
our young friend JOHN STITH, well known as a
young man of energy, is making preparations to in
troduce sprinkler that will promptly put down the
dust those interested in putting down, will only
down with their dust to enable him to go ahead
with his enterprise. Mr. S. is reliable and perse-
vering man, and whatever he undertakes to do he
will accomplish to the satisfaction of those interest
ed-which we believe to be the public at large.
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RAILROAD IRON

We were informed the other day by one of the
contractors on the Richmond and Danvile Railroad
that some ~ miles of the this side of Staun-
ton river, ready for the rails Has the iron
purchased by Mr. Clifford yet arrived Ifnot when,
IN all human probability, will it to hand and
where, in the name of all the railroads at once is it
These are questions that almost daily propound-
ed to u.s. Will our contemporary ofthe Dispatch i'm
part TO as such information as he may have the
subject ?-DaacNe Register.
A vessel containing 600 tons of heavy rail
for the Danville Road left Liverpool ON the
eth of January last but having encountered
storms and being seriously damaged, she put
back in distress. When in port it became
| necessary to unload her in order to repair
damages. She was unloaded, repaired and
reloaded, and again sailed on the 18th April.
She is looked for about the Goth inst.
On the 18th of April, 600 tons more were
being delivered and shipped at Liverpool,
and this also may be soon looked for.
According to contract, 5000 tons more are
to be delivered and shipped in Liverpool in
the months of June, July and August. The
iron, we learn will be laid as rapidly as posi-
BILE after its arrival
The Company have the most perfect conf
dence in the iron masters who have contract
ed to furnish this iron, and believe that it will
all be furnished promptly according to the
contract.
So much for the information desired bv
| our friend of the Register We will add that
we hope no farther interruption of the pro-
gress of the road may take place, and that the
long looked for union by iron bands between
| richmond and Danville-that most flourish
ing town OF our Southern border-may be in
due time accomplished
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In obedience to the suggestion contained IN the
above, hereby request meeting of my fellow-citi
GEMS at the City Hall, this fMoNDAyl evening, at
O'clock JOSEPH MAYO,
nv IS Mavor of the City of Richmond.
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| CAPT. MooRE's CLOSING ARGuMEsT-Tbe
Lexington papers contain card from Cant
u. T. MOORE, complaining very much of the
report of his concluding argument in the
case of Christian, as reported for the Jt1;o
by the courtesy and kindness of our NEIGH.
bors Of the Wig, the same report was pub.
lished In the Dispatch-and we, therefore in
justice to Capt. NJ, state that he pronounces
the report grossly erroneous in almost every
respect, attributing to me lhiml great deal
that l lhel never said, and emitting what
was essential to the understanding of what l
lhel did say and was reported.u
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A SECOND MILITIA NY AND CIVIC -
u EXC CUR SION "a
TO THE SLASH COTTAGE, BY THE M
- YOUNG GUARD hrA

The Company respectfully announce to the citi.
zens OF Richmond and vicinity that they will give
their second Excursion to the SLASH COTTAGE
on THURSDAY next, May 18th, and solicit the pa.
tronsge so literally extended on former occasions
arrangements having been made to ensure pleasant
trip to all who may participate
MUSIC-Smith's Armory Band
+ REFRESHMENTS.
The cars will leave the depot of the e., &P R.
r. Co, at O'Clock. p NJ
Gentlemen and ladies not enabled to leave at that
hour, will have theprvege of going on the o,cleck
train
Returning. the Excursion Train will leave ths
Cottage about 2 O'Clock.
u Tickets for the trip, 81 eich to be had of any
member of the Company or at the depot
No charge for LADIES. myl9
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FOUR LOVERS.

SECRET.
Dancing by Mile Zoe, Frances, Mon. Colet and VIE.
hOH
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THEATRE.
-------------------------~---
MONDAY. MAY IS. 1854.

REINFORCEMENT OF GABRIEL RAyEL AMI
TROUPE.
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Ma. souIE.--The Washington Star is coniiden
that the Government have no advices from Mr.
soule confirming the story that he has demanded
the recall Of the Spanish Governor General q
Cuba, and that they consequently, place no conf
dsnce In the rumor 2 $40 q Ts-.s -
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Mr.. FILLMORE At WILMINGTON -Messrs. FIJI
more and Kennedy arrived at Wilmington. N. g
last Friday morning. There was no public demon
stration, although large number OF citizens called
upon them Mr.. Kennedy was quite sick, and thev
were anxious to reach Baltimore az soon M noss;
BILE. They espectedto leave Wilmington on Friday
afternoon.
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POLITICAL GossIr.-We have heretofore noticed
the rumor that Charles H. Peasee, Collector Of
Boston, Is to succeed George w Sanders, as Con.
sui to London. We now find the following bit Of
gossip:
Benjamin F. Hallet the present District Attar.
ney, viii succeed Peasee in the colectorstip; the
once which he was very indignant ct not getting
Lew Woodbury. 10 to succeed Hallet as District
Auolney This was the Office for which he was an
ms statements, we believe, originated in the N.
York Post
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=. :. :. :. -. :. :. 'OaDiiei navel
JOCKO.
Jocko Go briel Ravei
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: RICHMOND ENCAMPMENT

G:a FOR RENT "A very desirable
Iii Brick House in Adams Valley containing four
and Kitchen all having cen recently repair
ed and painted. Possession can be had immediately
EDW'D d. EACHO
my Is General 4 gent and Collector
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7 OST-By gentleman, out of his bug
IL gy, on Saturday evening on Cary street, between
1st and I'd streets, q new SILK FIGURED DRESS,
color dark ashes of roses, folded in newspaper =
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
this office. my 15--fs
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80 1INo.2, Washington ial
snte J. II RIALlMAN.


M, FcRiVRD this day, the best assorlnient Of Gents
TX "ctb,s snd cbldfehs clolh caps, ever brought y
ny XIV is yiDa seen settlcd with great cIc AZ iesaiQs
styl6 s6d ou,iy They comprise " part as
Gents CighopeW, black ed whliei sens PAX,
ta nv SlVpiisn Pyfennal oiiekel cap new Aillcei
ssihcr Min every ohtr descipl0 oinl OF eap
nffd .I.fe IfNt hHa n. d. ia httsh ~ oVt''i
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Notina

tp pnderrtned HAyne bought out the entire stock oi
Il 6elis bsI6ngine 10 Mc5sfs, Whteler4 lakni Aes.
elnnt Talo,s would beg cave 70 inform mo eliEee o.
Wbbelng and vicinity that no iuields carliny on Ne
Merchant Tailoring bussss NJ lhe selnq room iD,p'e
Isined tie services ofbo Of tho former propIi, 7ihf
Is nlealed 10 mao up 10 81 dereYeTy article inns ne'
ID tleiatest style and best manneri very shotlpee,
And very low ca Vi HaylnB alarse hani now
he "A eietmhedos sell very low, to icdoco hsatof aud
NUKE room Iof tho gphug Goods Now 70 rae el,lnee
tost sood coing cheap. lie viii warrant every article
10 10 as lec0mmendei, OF notalo' iI.i y.
Como 0lc como eNi
Nrf Hf And I've as CALI /. IlIa NHE
AZ NJ D Wafhinrf0u HAIL
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nail FashiOn FOR HAYS.

uIiRfubscrhtiii now plepaftd 20 iuisn W. peee,-
daspsi,ons And al no lc,i olipleNnd,' win sPlsp
"" 4'i y \ " 4 AND N0sr dPPg0Hzp S7YhkS,
which or ehdeituee 6tay oi ieiin sag ~.
Surprised. and Hhpn tlaltd 70 lAqpeiN
flS0 iars5 asl0 lmeni pf ntn' w
tdienit son Sec, tonPgll pes- li,,i
Sonlnlcreenion, irsNAm founs ~. n s u i "
iths ~ set1ftd'tht nfnnn's, yyqlhApni chiei eng
gapS al o, Which ale oferesi lowest prse' wt9lsia
inl frflll "a ~ fiifrgnN
sdpii
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n &pjBAYHA hayeromoysA 10 their new and apa-
eot brick buildings 49, Mari Ct street. where they
nianuatturo end keep on hand 49, s7t
MA TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE .l
nd keen FOR Ia japan Ware and llOnehold Furnishing
Hardware dsothe latest styles OF Cooking StQye el o.
,ylloh they wsel Nhoitsais and Remilathe theleFr"
msrietpCcs. Their ola Customers and iepuells eI
AIN arelnvted to tall aud examine thelr Aock kf0If
Aesf"r ~ tiehi0dY. Z
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Tobacco and Cigarsl
RefnoVall

a 4 otI,ALLgNS 4 KNOX have iembyed their Whels'
M salsStosk 81 B9ots and Shoe, 10 the new four story
NH NO. tl3, MnIn street, .nl,,i.
Mink On lie opposite side OF ne se and Doors South
or VIM Z. Selbys dry GOOD store. N
Thanka for he patronage hereloqIe extended 10 we
is lot l6ng bnsiboss, lh5y can oIe TO merchants eth
pfealefindnCenenls loi buylng than heretofore, "
,eSs McCLALIRNS & KNOX
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-UI0HLY IMPORTANT,

NIgLsON,s Premium Chinese Llsiral Washing Fluid,
IN ibe treatcst lmprOyene Jet dlacoyered Tor eAyng
sbor end extenso M wa6huE Clothing aud Howe Ceni.
inr Llnens snd coltons wtpltdby ilae Fluid VIII DO
ebiis XXI iban ttu II bleached ohlhe gra9i.-
VIM ~ IN moi 10 liure ths Nbrlt, RseIy lsdymay
Xxx hsrsef on THAT poiul, b. aoakngo plsieo Cotton
OF Lerin Inc Fluid NIL stTenslh, log 81 hours which
tglilcltlty show that u musI 20 purely ermss', Wren
dilute wIh2 gtl0ng n waleri % hllaPllt ofhWd
me Chiness washiug fluid iswodi ihree tines iee
,lnrIe fispsnte which Ni buy enoushi1r alprge Amly
H5Shing, which can be done ~ ? o. hqula' .,.,.
Manufactured and Rold BY the Subscriber, who haA $40
.Hu JAS. NRLL0R,
a.h No Q6l Uniunsi, iNhcalits, Ne.
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1lig leet aud hu3 rev = alI,s \
j kloimfIt " ihli llre VII
leave Wheeling % lollowit
AukLlA, Capt Gallagher, evcrY Hedlc1d1YA l}b A MI
iCHkyOlT, q Hendoysou, avery Friday az Y, A. ~.
DAN @ IN YRRH, Cart Ayers, Sunday tthA.A
RI ri II s o BAKER & CO.. x
UVAllhslthls viii ia received me- Of ehalleat * ~
baker& Co.'s wharf boat Bhpreu ean1hlpe any tliv
h. the tyharf hott. W mrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-29
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