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OST-on this Wednesday, morning on IN
e. avenue or .th street. y tw. the Ratian.l Hots
and north " street. WATCH SEAL, with a p iecs
Of Sob chain IN, he'd. line sell has a da-k ston.
On enc side and o0rHucopia on the other It hes
peculiar value to The owner. aud a liberal ravsr
wl be given for its Ieturn 10 the Office Of the Star
je 7-3t*
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70 Artillery was first used by tn
Moors in Spain, at the siege of Algesiras
A. D. 1341.
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Grand Equestrian Festival
A M h M L n K & co.'s
Newly Equipped American and Europ.en
CIRCUS

W III peIIOfLl At " heuluEtIn on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, June 9TH A Sth
The Stud of Horses are unsu passed In the countrs
and the proprietors have secured the services
(from the various European and Eastern
estabiishuents) OF the most talented
company OF Eques risns, CEmnasts
Athlete and Clowns who have
ever Travelled the
United States.
To be accompanied 10y thu celebrated Bug- AMI
String Daud, OF hisbard Willis, from New York, DO
challenges competition.
For list Of performers SEE bills.
Doors open on "Wednesday at ~. THURSDAY al :
al, y o'clock p m.
Admission Box % cents. No half prize.
Reserved Seats 80 cts.-Chidren uuder % year.
ha + price. WM. JUNE, Agent.
may 3i-St
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U The first bale of cotton ever sent
to Charleston from Nashville. Tenn, was
received there last week. The Mercury
saysit indicates that Charleston has taken
"step forward and Westward in her com.
mercial progress"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-07

u There were Ais deaths in New
York last week, being los more than in
the corresponding week last year. Among
them were 81 of consumption, and IL Of
cho]erA.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-07

= NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

~ NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
H Whereas VIM. A. Cameron has, b. imprope,
present atoms, obtsinfd from the Orphans Court
II the city of Washin gton, District of Columbia let
,ers OF administration the estate of James Bell
deceased =
This is TO caution The public against all negotia
uor BASED upon or relevant TO said letters Of ell
ministrstior, as said VIM. A Cameron hes 10 legs
or equitable interest in said Bells estate
DAVID A. CAMERON.
Washington, d. c., June 5th, 1854.
je 6-3ts
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n Attention, Washington High

As'VHVIOH, w 6BnInR OLA kf1E !.
"a n !anders.-AM members OF the Compsn,
III III are requested TO meet at the hail Of The Wush
W ~ ington Light Inflntry on WEDNESDAY EVE
Ming. the 9TH inst, st II O'Clock, for drill Al
others wishing to become members are respectfulI,
invited WM FORSYTH,
je SITS Seer tsrv
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81 office to Uniontown Lot Hold.
ers-The fire last mig hit. the 5th instant havina
destroyed our Office &c, the drawing FOR the Lots al
en'ontown, is necessarily postponed until MONDAY
next, the eth instant, at s O'Clock m when il
will TAX place at our new office, On 7th street
doors abSve odd Fellows Hail.
ONCE open from a. In. to 9 o'clock .. m.
Js b-6t* JNO. FOX, Secretary
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AUCTION BARGAINS.

NIE have just received from auction F,ly a.
w ami general assortment of DR. GyvpA
bought at the late sale CT the stock OF leit., Ir.'
VERIFY, consisting of Bereees Ilssuet' Law We
Calico prints, black Silks colOr,d Silks, Penis -,
white Grape ShAwls, Feseits Hosiery, o. ''s' pJs
nets, Embroideries, and many other deslrao :. ~
shich WI be sold at che hall the original CO;
portation- W EGAN sON'
No. 3, shady side OF Pa. avenue, near 'th S'''v''
lie 5-2w
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nR. j. r.. PIPER.
IL HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
HAS REMOVED
his office to the corner eth and streets over Pa.
tnods Bank, and OPP. National Iutelligencer 0aiA
lie 6-cn3t
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Drank LEsLIE,s Ladies, Garrett.

Drank LESLIE,S Ladies' GaIette
l. of Fashion for June. the hes. fashion hex
published, containing all the latest styles, VIII
magnificent coiored plate.
Illustrated Magazine of Art for June. This III
orr contains upwards of forty superb epgrsyine'
New York Journal for June. a beautiful Humtf
Harper, Putnam, Cooley, and Grahan's MsghIa@
for June
Reginald Lyle, or the Adopted Heir by Mrs P's
doe
FarmiDgdale. BY Caroline Thomas
All the new Books and Newspapers received sd
for sale at RUCkINGHAM's
National Periodical Depot, National HOtsl.
4. 6-2t
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TOHNsON,s DICTIONARY

IOHNSON'S DICTIONARY. couplt.,
~ with history OF the Langusge, aud an Eugra
grammar, one volume Of .5o9 closely printed o'is-
70 pages, fine London edition Of 1882. Throwing u
sli additions. improvements, and commentators AID
rrprinting the work verbatim from the author; IN
folio edition. PIiee 81. Imported bv
je6- FRANCK TAYL0R.
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UIRe large circulation Of the STAR
makes it the most desirable ADVERTISING me
dfu,n in the District. 1t has more readers
4. the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than q. rhe other Wash.
ington dailies combined. f.
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"ANTI-NEBRAsKA MEETING ON MONDAY
EVENING The Hon. Dan. Mace our Congress
sional Representative, who has been sojournine
among US for several days. at the earnest re-
quest OF number of his friends, Wing and
Democratic, con sented to make speech on
Monday evening on the Nebraska bill in op-
posing which in Congress he has acted a con
spicuous part. Notwithstanding the inelemen-
cy OF the evening the Court House was flied
to Its utmost capacity. After the preliminary
organization of the meeting and few remarks
from DR.. Clark Mr. Mace took the stand and
spoke for upward of an hour in bitter depun-
citation of the bill! and its supporters. Frank
Pierce had "disgraced HIMSELF the Senate
was :. Infamous; and Douglas, Petit, Bright
ct ut on,ne genus, pack of rotten hearted
demagogues, who would sell their country and
their very souls salvation for a mess of poIiti.
cal pottage. "-Journai, La Fayette, indiana.
Of May 3lst. alto.
Hon j. F. snodgrass.-A telegraphic des-
patch announces the sudden death of the Hon.
j. +. Snodgrass at his residence in Parkers
burg, Va, Oh Monday last. At the time of
his death, Mr. Snodgrass represented the 18th
district of Virginia in the present Congress.
The demise Of a gentlemen so widely known.
and so universally beloved, has produced, as
might have heen expected. an impression of
profound regret 1t is not many days since
that we saw Mr.. Snodgrass in his seat in the
House, apparently in the enjoyment of his
customary health, and participating in the
business in which his fellow members were
engaged, with his accustomed energy of pur
pose. We little thought at the time tina his
long, useful and honorable career, was so
near its close-that while he was talking of
the things of this life, and arranging plans
for future operations, he had already entered
the dal k valley Of the shadow Of DEATH
Back again. Members and Senators are
fastening back to their summer seats literally
with railroad speed. The brief recess has en-
abled most Of them to lay in stock of health
patience, and good spirits, which NAV last
until the close of the session Those who have
paid flying visits to their constituents, and rem.
dered to them an account of their steward
ships, appear to be very we'll satisfied with
the result; or, to use the precise words of a
very stout member Of Northern delegation.
The had been sreigAsa by his constituents and
not found Wamttng." +-sls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04
VEL EGRAPHIC NEW 81
By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONGRESSIONAL
WAsulNGroN. Anil 3. 1854.

w ASniNGroN. April 8, 1854.
sENArE.-Mr. Cass presented a petition asking
Iiat ren- loas freedom be secured t. American
ctlzehS IN foreign countrles. In doing so, he ex-
p'eSscu desire to speak on the subject this day,
wien he would answer some structures of Bishon
Hughes.
bill Tor the relief of James McGoggen, was
reported and PASSED.
Inc Senate then took up the joint resolutions
debate it was postponed for n fortnight. The
senate alter Short executive session, adjourned
hoUsE.--Mr. Cutting appeored in his seat 10. day
LOT the first time since Monday last.
MI. oldS, from the committee on Post. Offices
ported bill regulating the pay Of deputy Post
Masters giving them sixty or cent on the receipts
OF $780, 50rer cent on 5000. 40 per cent on $1,000,
10 per cent on all sums 2400, and 1874 per
cent on letters for distribution. After long debate
The blll was passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Bliss, the Secretary of the
treasury was requested TO communicate 10 the
House all The information i'll his possession touch.
ing the expediency of an appropriation by Con-
gteSs' 10 deiray The expenses already incurred in
prosecuting persons charged with the burning OF
the steamer Martha Washington.
resolution was introduced asking The presi
dent 10 communicate all the correspondence in re-
10 the action of the Cuban authorities in refusing
TO let the steamer Crescent City Land her mails
aud paS5en: crs, in 1852.
Alr. Cambell moved suspension of rules 10 en-
able HIM TO Introduce resolution providing that
negotiations be opened with England to ascertain
ON what condition She will consent 10 the annexa-
ton OF the canadas. Refused to suspend. Yeas
%, nays ll9.
Adjourned.
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RIVER IMPORTS.

LOUlSVILLE-Per steamer Fail City--For
VtS Hopkins, 81 bills hams, $50 trc do, 2 kgs
t't5, ii pork, 50 bbIs OIL, 10 Lxs wine, b1
Books, SO bLls beef, 10 LLIs eggs, bAs; Adams &
10, chest; Amman, Mcguire & Co, ire beef; DR.
Bates. bbi flour; G Baker & Co. bxs. 2
sacks; Sweeny & Son, keg; Dorsey, Howard &
hnox' 10 bSs tobocco; W Lambdin, L Dbl hams;
Hobbs. Barns & Co, 80 bills, bx, A Hand.in, 4
ibis OIL; Pryor, Clark & Co. ) hhds tobacco; b F
rearcc, - bbls whisky, bales IL ire bacon, cks
d.; IL Stout & Co, 100 bbls Risky; Tallant &
Delaplain, 420 bbIs pork, bxs.
PARKERsBURGH.-Per Steamer Fort Pitt
van d Cowgirl, hhds tobacco; Forsylhs & Hop
nus, bxs, l57 tres q bbIS lard; Tallant & Della
PAM $50 hides; Bailey. Woodward & Co, so
Zone; NJ Hamilton, grind stone; A RigleS, 10
SGeply bblS; Crangle & Co, hhdS tobacco; b
Hledonia, SEQ pgs lead. -,
SUNFISH.-Per steamer Stephen Bayard.-
9Skwaod & Davenport. 10 hhds tobacco; CragIe
sCo, scks cLoverseed; D Murray, basket but
ii; RidgIey, bbis eggs.
Sic, BENVILLE-.P-r Steamer Viroqua.-
n List d Co, 10 Dgs yarn, IL bales battlng;
Baker & Go, II bales Sheeling. bbls whiskey;
Passenger 81 bbls flour. 7.7.I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04

Re- ESTABLISHMENT OF POLAND AND HUxeARY.-
The ol1wing from Partisan letter exhibits the
E'ture Of the rumors which prevail at the French
apital:
The rumor 10 which alluded day or two ago,
isPs citing the intention of Emperor NlcLolas 10
establish the kingdom Of Poland III his empire
isasain revived. 1t is now sad that communi
Gallon has been made to Austria and Prussia 10
that eftct, and that it warns them 10 take the ne
cessaTy measures against the outbreak, in their ter
rliOres. which the execution Of his resolve may
occasion. 1t is added, that the third sen Of En-
peror Nicholas is 10 lie the sovereign of the future
kingdom of Poland. Whatever truth may be in
this report, and it is not improbable that such a
menace nay have been expressed, many Poles ap
ltar 10 receive il favUIally. The idea OF sepa-
Este Poland, distinct from the Russian Empire,
lst CT nalteIS them, and, though all idea of real
Independence is out OF the question, they would
lteItt it to their present condition. A similar me
mace OF revolutIonizng Hungary is also stated 10
Lave been conveyed 10 Austria, oil the part OF En-
pvIor Nicholas, who is not without hope tl.at the
hungarian population would prefer his rule to that
Of lher Present masters. The Emperor Of Russia
sn his present temper, no doubt ready for any
aet O desperation, and with complete indifIer-
sEte 10 consequences; but it is not certain that
lEE0uld pass unscathed through the conhagra-
u9a"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04

HEtskELL & Co.'S. OrENING.---YeSterday we
called in st TIE opening OF Spring Goods by this
firm. and though we did not do SO with any iuten-
ton Of referring to The matter yet many things
new AMI beautiful presented themselves 10 our
sight, that we feel we Should he doing our readers
On injustice if we neglected to do so. Two things
particularly struck us ON entering the room-the
large number of lales pre- ent making purchases
ard. tie great improvement i'll the quality OF
goods brought 10 this market for sale. We exam
med these things more closely than is our won't
both the ladies and the goods,) and without any
qualification whatever, pronounce item lovely OBJ
ectS Of admiration. We were shown many arti
Giles Of entirely new fabric, well adapted for the
purp designed, and of delicate color and han
diwoEk. The display CT goods designed expressly
fer tie use OF the ladies, is very fine indeed, ex-
eeeding in richness and beauty any heretofore
bought 10 our city, and embracing articles indis-
pensabie 10 every department Of lady's ward
robe. We tried TO impress upon our mind the
names OF many of the goods aud articles OF dress
sown US, but we were in labyrinth OF ks, sat-
ins, &C., and namGs were driven from our mind,
and our lady readers mus: call 10 day at Messrs
hsskeIl & Cos. aud Ste all these beautiful things
II themselves, their names are, or soon will be,
quite familiar TO them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04

Ions II. TmoMrsoN, whose name will be found
among those seeking the suffrages of the sovereign
n,Ople at Il May election, is particularly anxious
abe elected TO the Office he seeks, and is daily
,,esivng assurances Of his success. see his own
,ruouncement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04

AcclpESr.-On Saturday evening last, about 4
O'Clock, Miss Lavina Baggs, of South Wheeling,
while alone i'll all upper room of the paper mill al
Lagrang had her clothes caut hit in the machinery,
by which she forced violently against the floor,
breaking her skull, and causing immediate death.
She was abou; IL years old. Sic was member
OF the VI. E. Cfulch, and oil exemplary Christian.
Thus early aud suddt My sEIe called TO another
s lie of existence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04

NEBRASKA Emigration affords but little ccmfor,
10 beuu,fy the person, out ut w. p. Asbury's
Cheap Cash Store, No. l62, Main street may be
found plenty OF such goods as will please The eye
and suit The wants. The ladies' should favor Mr..
A. with call and examine his beautiful stock of
GooIs Go-go! he can accommodate ull and
will be pleas, 10 you.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04
NEW WORK MARKET

New YoRx, April 3.-Cottnn dull; sales of the
week 5000 bales. Java coffee l4c. Flour, prices
easier; sales at 7,o0a7.s7. Wheat, prices trlfle
higher, Genesee 2.l2. Corn, prices tnae lower;
lnsses 26c, dull. Prison Whisky csc. Iron $40.
firm. Fork II, 25ul4, 56, triae lower. Beef ii, 90
firm with an upwn.d tendency. Lard 81, lower
Money easier. Stocks dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04

TuEU. S. CorRr Tor the Western District OF
Virginia will commence in this city to morrow.
rs periodical assembling is an event of considera-
Ne importance. and number of import. nj C: SEES
,,s on the docket.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04

Cc1. WOODS is coming aud will be in our midst
,,molrow with his world renowned Siamesc twins
~! Bearded lady. These wonderful beings were
visited by over 10000 people while in Pittsburgh,
,,d ale now on their way south. Call around q,
The Mcloleon 10 morrow and see III. Sc great Gu
uositIcS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04

MADAME BLANCHE. who has All extensive celeb
ii, as an aslrologst, has taken rooms at the Sprigg
house, where she can lie consulted by the curious,
:, matrimonial and other affairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04
CINCINNATI MARKEr

CiScI~NArl. April 3d.---FIour dull at 6,25 -
no buyers. Whisky l9at9 3-s. Provisions quiet.
Lard 3-sc for Dbl and 9a94 Tor key. Nlolasses 10
arrive al 20. market dull. Rio Cote l2al24-
Sugar, brisk demand at 4a5. Roll butter, far de-
mand al Ia
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DIR, Gordon HARMS

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
NFFlCE-iatmore Lock Infrmary, No. 81 south Cav
~ street, opposite the Exchange buildings, baltimore
practical experience OF over 90 years enables Dr. IT,
eases which have too long been yielded by regular rhysi
Clans TO the hands OF Quackcry lie be consulted
fden,ialIy, either in person or by letter.
U1 Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
letter to DR.. Harris Baltimore, Md communications
confidential, remedies sent by mali TO any part othe
See advertisement OH fourth page. apri-Iy
Foreign Exchange, Foreign Exchnnse.
ID ERSONS wishing to remit money TO England. Ireland
J. Scotland, in amounts nomE upwards find
SAFE quick and cheap medium through
EDWARDS, SANFORD &tCO-
N.PIGMAN, Agent
ne13tI Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04

" l.. JACKSON, Esq. the able and popular Sec.
mi Auditor OF this state. passed through our city
'ase1,ay. on short visit to his friends and rela
.,ors in Western Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04
'obacco! Tobacco!! Tobacoo!

MI would most respectfully call the attention of Mer
wv chants and Grocers to our very large and general
stock of Tobacco, Cigars Snu etc., and such other art
Giles legtI maIeIy belong TO ~ ocular as III
4ra Wholesale Tobacco Houac. 800.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. T. Needs.

Win. 7. MeedS,
Esookbiudcr & Blank book Manu- fncturer,
No. 2la Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
"ouLD respectfully inform their fricIds aud the pub
nc IN general that they have bought the establish
ialeIy known as James ~ Ewings Bookbinde aud
hiankno mandatory and prepared to Rule aid
ou 70 ORDER blank books Of every description, music,
PEI loucas, &c, ina not to surpas
ana nd by any esta bllsiI,nemt III the country.
- Ss~''- SO0'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04

RIVER AND WEATHER.
CiNciNNArI, April 3.-River stationary. Wealth
er clear and cold.
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DapuerreotvpeS.

NJ ESSRs. BEAMER- & TURToN, having taken the
- Rooms formerly occupied by Mr. l.. Tarbeli ia.
Se Gallery corner OF Main and Riddle streets. Cen
Ieens beg leave to solicit share Of patronage
IN ms iTields and tho public at large. II
Coz 70 satisfactory and well executed. ls.Si
nSScIIHa uyer plating executed neatly 49,
by j. rno mere Tor sgn painting will DO attended 70
w hto1her. mroi-3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

Pendleton & Brother.
COMBUSTION MERCHANTS,
DOR sale of Leaf Tobacco, Flour, and Produce gen
I9oSmiM's Wharf, and Depot. SOC Pratt st.
Baltimore.
REFER TO
Hugh Jenkins y CO.
w Bruno Sons.
Lon. d Byrn. anI baltimore
Tie cashe u. any OF the
baltimore baWks.
u. Lamb. Esq. cuYr w B'k Va
s.. brady. " & N Bank, | wI,oo,,n
Tal.Mt & IeaI LAIN. "ee"s
Jas. K. Baker. J
Jas Mct'ully. Pittsburgh
Rhodes & Ogi bay. bridgeport o.
Green ~ Dorsey, POwhattan PIT o.
Michael Dorsey, taptiua Mills, rs,mon, IN n
Alex .trmstI on%. AImStrons's do '' w. v
JacobG Grove. ST. ClairsviIlc, o.
Peter Mc:aser, CaIltT Oils o.
~. l. McCoy & Bros, Sstersville, Va.
Tweed, Silcv & Wright,
JosephG BMler & TO. Scincinnati, o.
John Ceish
Geo Green Jun,
GortlOn& Co., IIo,;s,,;,,o
q. McMoran, iT''"e'
Sam S. Preston & Co.
janoS-tyd
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10 correspondence.

,.rRRS concerning scripton. advertising or 9th.
LIZ ai business Orthe lmteIliSencer should be ad-
ct hn@ i ~ The PTOrTietOrs.
dsse" the editorial department of the pa.
e%ouI he addressed to the editors jointly, eli.
tIer @Grs"onjens writing for publication, will please
20. 'nr on enc side OF the paper.
rnIr more prompt attention to correspondents
ana ,E,cy might otherwise some times receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04

DIED.
On March 18th, at O'Clock, NJ, RED JACKET, an,
on April list, at O'Clock. a. NJ, BLACK HAWK, aged
months, twin children OF DR.. Watson Carr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04
Mammoth lat store.

mdmInOEn G.aC oSOI0-
n Spring Rnsh.i ION. for Is
y AVERY has on hand, and is receiving OF the
aILest and stocks of Hats and Caps that has
been OpeEed III this city He is also constantly ntaiI
nlihs every description OF hat and cap now IN use,
wv lhe very hest material aud workmanship anu sold
'HeA that Cannot fail to please.
~ am also receiving nportatonso OF Eastern man
ia'ed Hats AMI Gaps. which will be sold low Also
G assortment Of ChldIen's laHcy hats and caps, ana
-" y sold cheap. -ss =
".B-HaIs made TO order on the shortest notice.
r,, S. AVERY, Nos I46 aud I4S Main st.
-9ass Wheeling, Va.
~ ANTED-A married man. OF yeIy small family,
~ wishes situation salesman. or receiving OF
tAns clerk he make himself useful III any hind
- store Satisfactory reference given TO some OF ths
~ ~ men in either baltimore or Wheeling, rs
- address, through tie Post Office,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-04
PAINT ROOM.

PAINT ROOM.
PaTker's Saloon, Market street. third stcTy. Open
N-7frOnl 10 to 10 O'Clock aud from2 TO 4.
N Portraits panied, aud instruction given in Painting
and design. movie $3.50 X ii ANNA
rI1-
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b ONE THOUSAND BOXES sOFaTOBACCO,.s
embracing fifteen different brands OF and Sps Pound
Lunps from 16 10 d cents, including p Gravely, H. F.
Gravey Hoiands fine r. Beehive, Thoi nton, Thomas
Johns, etc etc Also supply cattee Hunters
Jones and Hudsons, SpottSman's, ThoTn's ESSpie
others AIsothe Old Diadem OF VII GINA Twist; May
Belli Cherry Ripe; the California Old
As we arecxclusiyely Eed in the
ing three extensive houses in Virginia. aud ts being the
only regular Tobacco establishment wcst tho Atlantlc
cities, aud having laid in stock previous the ad
vance, feel confident that offer such induce
other better, and but few
equal, either east west We therefore ask the mer-
chants OF Ohio, Penns and vi a TO give call
We also keep constantly handa heavy aud general
stock OF superior Ipored Sesars Also srtn.
ish, Half Spanish, and common SCARS Scotch Snt,
ders; also in lb. packs Matches pnas Of vartots
kinds Pipe Stems and Tobacco Knives DON'T
and for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR d Co. II
aug23 = ~ MAIN street
DISSOLUaION9OF C0-PARrNERSHIP.
NoTIGE hereby given that the firm OF BusBy & Ldr
IN TIE is this day dissolved by mutual Consent The
business theold firm will settled by the FIRM
Busby, Little Gowhchthis day goes into operations
the business will be st atthe
j old stand on Market stieet. jant