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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-23

Hocs-PsIcEs-The supplies Of hogs are light,
none of the packing house, receive enough hogs
to keep them busy, and the packing is small, one
or two houses not killing at ALL As TO prices
there is much margin, and views of buyers and
sellers conflict. We hear OF small lots Of hogs
selling at ii cents nett, and learn that packer
offered 1000 hogs al AZ cents on time, without a
buyer. New mess pork, for December delivery,
has been offered at Sl2, without buyers 1000
iierces prime lard were offered at cents cash
Old bacon is declining, with sale Of $4,000 lbs OF
loose shoulder at five cents.
(LonispiHe Courier, 16tA instant
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-23

UsuRY.-The Philadelphia Ledger says: Il 10
probable that application 10 the Legislature for
the repeal Of the usury laws, will be again made
al the next session. We have never seen any
good reason for the continuance OF such law. Il
is neither just nor expedient.p
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-23

WHAr FxnxERs MIeHr Do--one Of our paper
makers, speaking Of the scarcity Of rags, writes
thus; n our people would only raise fax, in.
stead Of importing their linseed and oil for their
own use, we should soon have paper sock in
abundance. Those farmers in this county who
raised fax this year, have sold their crops stand
ing in the field at $40 per acre. and some got more
than that."--N H. Sam.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-23

INCREASE or POPULATION ~ EsoIASp,--During
the three summer months of 1854, the births In
England, amounted to IA, 7s5, and the deaths TO
li3e59; increase 4o,7So. This, however, ia below
the average. During the same period, $1,000
emigrants sailed from the ports Of the United
Kingdom al which there are government emigra-
6,201 from Plymouth, 4,134 from Southampton
and JS,227 from Liverpool making 81 ,0G6 from
England; 3,35S sailed from Scotland 1926 from
Ireland A large proportion Of the emigranis that
sail from English ports are from Ireland; others
from Germany.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-23

EscLrsH GOLD HusrzRs.-1'he Liberty (va)
Gold Mining Company is the title of corporation
which held a meeting in London on the I'd inst,
TO adopt measures TO raise E3,5oo TO relieve iis
properly and works in the United States from at
tschment. The total liabilities were stated at
GO, 500. The London 7imo says " Although
considerable amount has been expended in i'm
provements, the operations are only beginning
10 produce return but II 10 asserted that, with
careful management, the prospects are ccoursg-
ing.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-23

A PRocLAxATIos has been issued by the Lieu.
tenant Governor Of New Brunswick, admitting
American produce Of all kinds. as enumerated in
tina treaty and allowing the export OF American
timber brought down the river 81 John, free OF
duty, but under special bonds 10 her majesty for
the payment Of all such duties as are legally
chsrgeable thereon in the event Of the treaty not
going into effect within six months.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-23

EXPORTS PROM NEW YORK.-From January 1,
to November 10, 1853, s5s,e6a,O3s; ditto, ls5
So, soe,99
Dry Goods Imports at Nev York last sceek-
s67l ,l22; same week in last year, 81 ,127 ,os7;
the arrivals, si25,3ls were entered for war
housing.
Gold Received and Exported Jron Nev York.
Received since January ist, 1854, s44,i75s97'
exported, s3S,2l3,645.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05

AssIGNBEs S NOTICE.. g
~ r.,so1. Ipdehied 10 Wheeler Lakni BY book
\ Lttgnt or oitefgise, ale he eby touhed that Ray
mani ,lt be made % me ionhw hey iayins a'aisned
., W., ~ r,e ior inc benefit OF their rrcdtlola.
'nl 5e' j. NJ. PEND RTOh, TfuAiee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05
) -MACHINISTSI TOOLS.
Ehiindeipifn 6niili7lWndeI


I. 4. d.
fa5Ss.sss - lSAFES-PITEAT DOUbL hook
5iNl. t SALAHAND6R PlREAR IND TIiIBP
tHNNtHY iPROOF SAFRS "a lalge Gspoyt-
= psa44 Il nioit OF various sizes SlTlJ5 o.
laTfiTri thand. al No S8 DOekgs!t6t, waTG
EWlIf ranted equAl 20 any mi le IN the u
- Nll uited St5tes Evans a. WIT.
= H. mi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05
For baltimore, WnahIngton, philadelphia
mud New Ork
@ yii5ls yl5isyi55; 8; "


Great through Line for the has.
.INIIE Baltimore AID Ohio Hail Road nom Wheeling to
IianiOrc aud connecting with toe Washington
snc Rail Road at tho Junction llaelY called Tue Relay
lnuse,l miles nom HaiumUtei aud VIII Tile Philadel
nha Winiugtuuand ialtimo Rail Road 10 Philadelphia,
rlegreat tunnels upon the line ave now completed, aud
lie yhoe tOhd ts IN ue cOittOnp esehiing ohe OF lilo
most ptturesqu and romanHc route, IN he world
The ncw aud splendid steamers oithe Union Line nom
Louisville aud Cincinnati connect with tbs road az Whetl'
ug and through tickets from thrse places 20 Baltihote,
W5sMnslon, philadePlis, &C. may behodol Tie asenE
nr on the boats. rIT ~ -1rrl f.- 10 --- t .+
ThceNuess n-tlainleayes whcslingl2y, al 2 O'Clock
A ~ (Wheeng tinIel aud arrives ~ Cumberland G$9l
1ilesJ Up NJ andanoiug two hours tlere, a Ives IN
tait1,ore C2sO miles a. A. NJ the next mnnin8, na
king tho passage throuShin about ~ houIs incu'ng at'
stOplagCs. t.. H. r."g H'. ~.
B aGgage checked through to any Of The eastern ont
without charge. ~. ...,,, .
Wasbugion al tho JrncOu,uud Tor Philadelphia al Bal
tuore without extra charge. Travellers ate allowed am
pie lime and opportunity at apoiuls gle3s
Through tickets nom Wheeling To B7lpm0Te, lwlll
privilege oryIng over anywhere OH the IOue,l sSoi-t
Wosbinstou $3.50 20 Philadelphia, SlO-to be bad o.
buar tie steamers OF tue uuiOu llnc On que Oo aud
tic Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q toEp)% Mounds
A. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
n Spring Goods In he city OF Wheeling may be found
~ at u. o. lGenty's, No. 105 Main 81,
IN ad ofmOst all tile nry Good stores h. the city, he
has selected, end Is now opeung, choice end eegau as
sOment Or GoOds suitable FOR The spring, embraeDge eve
~ style ard qua ty OF staple, fauey aid subsautia fab
Ties suitable Tor 6des gen lemeus or nmnps wear, all
nf which h. oHerB az reduced prices Determined to
Ter good so kas house The city, aud 10 sell
ue cheaper than lie cheapest, respectfully invites his
friends and the public generally call and examine "be
oio purcasi, elsewhere" No trouble TO show goods
aud less TO sellthen Gail and sec at
0"'. ]. G.. .HRFTIY's, MainsL
ieb2sdif corner Market alley.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05
/ GEOKG@ MBNDEL,
No154, 1Iniu Street,
Thomas Hughes
DA GWERRHOTYPM GALLHRY

LA ~ " EihltuOI' ~ II G4A4iIGA ~ ..
- A. d. PARTRGOCiE E invites
f0e ~ battcntion to hs Dague can Rooms, and
fUlG3gf1 Apparatus, now the result OF years Of
2 GHVtSY5IL experience and close application TO the
e ait. Confident that he now cOmbiues
I'm his establishment all ofthe improve
mcns which time and proper have proven valuable,
no IAN promise to produce Ekenesses eombing all tho
beauty and perfection which has set been attained by the
Daguerrean process. sol
For the attractive and eOnOdiOus style In which his
httsdup be iHytes the public 10 call and exam
Inc orthemseNes. HIS Cabinet or SPeoiens ate always
Open for Inspection. FNHH
ikenesss taken In all kinds or weather, ansy, or ih
groups also post moTtem kenesses taken short notice.
GB wen selected stock ialsChemieals plates,
cases, lockets, &c, always on hand and for sale
Rooms, No, SO Monroe 81, near the Post once
noyI8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05

rNC, bottles OF Louden's ce.ebIsed Family Medi-
ONlO clues. TloO Oily agency Ia the city
These aie the hest Family diCies now ~ uso henE
neIfeciIy SAFE ana will cue used stcordng the dree
lions = r7'' To- J. b. VOWELL,
,ro4 p Union stieet agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05
For Sunfsh.

-, THR last running Steiner stephen
,ft IL RuyHrd, Booru Master having beeu
IaIe1llft5Y repiinlsd aud heCoraicd, VIII leave
aWhesng o. Suufsh nd all irtermedilie
landings EvkRY DAY at half pats o'cOeki 7. NJ,
For freight or passage apply on bOaid. aeIsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05
New Watch and Jewelry Store
d. ~. LI...L--uL... LLtM M...-. 81
Pemberton House.

WAFER HNreCls AhelOW NAouEoGs
WHEELiNG, Va.
Tn M.PEM BRRTON announces TO his Old friends and
tie public gene av that he has located In the com
uUjiOus bT Ck bWd,-s formerly known 1s tie 'St.
Charles and Thoroughly repaired aud iedted u and is
plela ed 10 ouletan taveeTh IN good style Of moderate
prices. The PenbeTon House Is situ1sed Immediately
IN the Steamboat Landing aud near The Dcro Of the Bat
ti.OIe and Ohn Rail- DAD, unordng passengers tor the
cars packet boals cOnyen eni slOppins PLACE llc
proprietor respectfully invites tie attention Of hls Old
iedS to his house, aud sOictsa share Of public alron-
Rp90-tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05
Daguerreotypes.
Daguerreotypes,
hI&HhY IMPORIANT.

HlGHhY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Prennm Chinese Lueirul Washing Fluid,
IN the gToateSt Improvement yei decoycred for saving
shor end eXIeuse IN washing Clothing aud House Clean.
ing Linens and Coitons washtd BY tbs Fluid win be
whter and sofer han than N blcaehed on Tic EraHs,
WlaEAEtED not to iidure The flbnt Rtery lads NAY
or Lfeuin the Fluid, pll sueBgh, ior 2lhpurs which
win clearly show that il must be puely harnless. WIEN
dilute With gallons o. water % iats pint offud
singe siXrehoe which will buy enough for large family
Wathlng, which can be done IN 8 or hours.
Manufactured aud sold BY the subsehhers who basil
Is purchased the right for Ohio oulyt, Va.
- JAS. MRLLOR,
AurQ 30. .of, Union -, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05
Holiday Presents
~ VWmsa1uuruuH -.n1U yfOurt

HAVING Just reiuIied from the essierneliles' now
III Ofe ior sale hue aud complete assortment OF
Persons dssiiBg puchaso arc % e. and eA
ami ny Goods which determined 70 sell as ehea2
quaiy 81 si goods warranted to prove Eood re
presented E .H - = H"yMNg
ucl9 E.- ll u MOhLOe ~, !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05
Centre Wheeltng :


rs turnng out verythg tho way OF Dry Goods both
fancy and staple, a. the veTy lowest prices rga aH
We ere now PREPARED 10 show l,wus aud bafegsS IN all
their variety silks, Saiin Issues, striped aud Paid
kmbTOideTes, manlas, summer Shawls, &c. ...s. ..
diso good Assortment Of GoSes lOsieiy and all 9TH
articles tn oar line, too meiOn,' 40 rff.
% Ladies, iavOr US with Call.
mr92 .... .E.-F MfNAIR & uBRVEY.
/ YbLL'N PnmIIlrs OF GeO,UgJ new aud enl.TsIyJe
IL viSed elion, lustTd with maps plates and wood
cuts. vol 6vU. ieh7 WILDE & BRO.
- .-rHHE u. HATS AND GAPS. v 8r|-II. Z .IE.aY 3
ID eceiTinH daily, lew Siys Of hats and esps, Whlchl
IL eniselliis cheaper than ever ., ,,,,,r,,,.,
mrlo -E. u Z all inv. RHoDRS, agent.
4. HDGRLY, produce and eomHissop merchant, las
s9 Su Potatoes, Pink Rysu end Illus Nlsshsloos
Give S si@ I1s91s Sssii' i'O''' ''s' b ssa mis-
Tobacco and Cigars! FaH.
WyM LAUCHLIN, No t62 Main street, mas NinOpg HE
w lalge assoTiment the following articles
1000 COnsuello elnTai H"t'
100 Ia EloSa ....... .... g.. d. .-.r..
1000 Pfnsado q
1000 N SalyadV
1000 III Dorado "a. .alt#at ..IH HE.a. HH"U
29Q2 IaProteeeion eignrai a.I sf Is.lr.f .Is|
.- 1000 PTunc,ea
IO01 FLORES Habbana q 'a.N" r' .-.
o Boxes twin hro,hsrs tobaeoOI- .r .lnao isA
.r 40 Virginia % .a i't.. IH.tIrt -a 50
H .. H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05
Adams q CO.'S GXdres's
1854. f;5.3 1854.
OERINE-NIcl.mrc Ilomse

1854. E9ts5ssg p55I57i. flstRsl lS04.
OFRICE-NEciuFc House.
TOR speedy aud saie conveyance 81 moShailt e. naSh
ages, nnces, pank noIe, EPfegI Eo ", u uiims,tS
special messengers, iSsNe Uu. I uSv T-1, 'O' .so
ne East EGope CalIIorG a4d AGS.i5ua nysI,I ana
,r0l Ii1'Syq,sl S'" ~ '.il IN S,or,In RsiIIo,d
tbroush bS5t 10 10 CbesEo ..
For zlne.Vie aud 1l pieces on We s NnTi""n "o'u'
through TO Cinonnatt Louisville and - Louie. 80,
Pur aliinoIe and POINTS on Ga'I2.e @ . a" gI9 Su9
eTn Kxpress TO Pnladrrhis, Srw Noikand boston
we COLLECT notes. Haa ALI UIoI UI si,, ",
nIS,5 ,55,sss %, oi E:st %sg , o'ciGsk,
do ior west du17 40 An.
Our arrangement, neg1w Complete iof tue ue''S'Io o'
Pa0A"beA ''u inV''' ''' 4"''f''' ADAMS & Co.
4 p,,,,y ,-,,t...#. apf7
~. -I"HN y. 80 -,
40 FnlSiCtA"S, LIZ h"i"lo' C''EMll"iS
.-,.,,.,,, ., o,,,.r
Nh Fpl Wiz aud oe sms Pint
GIass Insuuslis sueb SaIc esai by scans ana ~
snG ". in sb ds,esss he tmIkst o5n tor
nish as good an article mas GNo'Vhr teusFs c he ob
tulr,ed elsewhere wM MonG,AN;,
oellmawi, -s- ", - s.--
10. .rau W u-rtttLNE"oh't. .l-
THE aqbserber iaye lhle Ihy enle ,. @ o' 1G p
,9l w " w Ipos. o w ,s AZ Mus X osill a.
wStS9S SIsfS' ~ o or CoW MeSwoTs and a.
noae Co. and solicit eonl"p"S' O. RS SSSs SSI.g'''
= :, " .,.,,'Fn }, co%Gi5G 70 n,,
HlAICn l"lu, I--II
REMONhL.
NRANZURIU & LtITZ have removed their Wlreshle
Iouor store nom Tic SpTisg House BudiuEs to No.
30 MsiEet Square, neXi 10 Nm Hsll's AUCTION Room,
h9L hsy Wy ~ 5 aTIis T s Pe
apS dams .1l I"9. FRANzlBlM & l.uTH
- T - :, -7,,--,,,
HOCi bodies Of Louden,s eee9lSr9 Fsni'S 'eu'-
UNJO clues. Tic Oily agency "a Tue Guy.
These Re the hest Family ndiIiles n9w ~ uso heins
oIs S,,e''iI s''S' '"' N''''''''N j. B. VoWBLE
orqs .f .fr 2iUniun suset agent.
4 IS A. I,7I,, ,UE NTT7--
~ bhhub H9 H2oo ,., = W % y, S,,si.,,. I,.,..
r gents dress Hats pearl ara black pI@sii,
~ ~, "a nsn'' rS'''' ou's s j.. HHRTER y SON.
ny - ,,-,-,--.5,-, - ~
hbMONhL' , ,,.,..,o,, .,
OGAN, CAkk q O1 haEo igInoNtu @ W., I vi" NJ AZ
5 TistSfS sset S the To%sG nav Block % 5s dEs
laiIK. - " - ial29
an WuOIPs ,TR o.; RETAIL.
Al MtlOHt.o.,Inn tlOH,Hn U,' g ,t,i,,r Ma turned
lust ieee Nedt-a largo lot '' 1uI''''
% Grndsioues' ,,,-i,, .,,,r g,jt C,r either
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05
BAUHkLORs,

"a IRstanfaRe. .us Liqiug Hgt' Dgs.
lO those wiihlng hair dye tlat may be depended up
u on, We eaneheeIiullY leeomnrna tleabovs The best
oieI!y Teeence can bs Owen 10 It's superiority
ana ,eisii ~ r. %. LOGANG Co..
m1tN naEs SaienenisiufiiS oitv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05

4 ..rH. " -P.tt,I .NBuontt. HE.-H
HR subscTbnrs have this day cute ed mt, poih Ihp
for iht purpose OltIausactng COmm ssion and FOR
waTdlnE business under lie style Of DOane Cowsl, os
sucees SOUS 10 tho ,ms OF CoWdll& McSwoids ana a.
S. Doai Co, aud solicit continuance OF ihS eSsl"ess
w. H'''' ''''f"''N Nf' %. }. CowGnE
N,r,,, ,3,b. 1874 #.I U.r. .f.IE,g milf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05
Tobaooo and Oigars! Z
RennoVal


.E -.-. EAeu1ON VAL 20 syl.. u. .H H
NTcCLALLENS 4 KNOX have removed their Whole.
l sale Stock Of Boos et Shoe TO the new DpT story
Orick building, ..N
No. 113, Nluiu Street, BUG @ %,
few buildiLgs North othe Merrhania' y heohapiep
bank, the opposite sdo Of tho street. and dOoIa South
OF VIM n. Solbys dry good store.
ThanlhH for The patOrSge herelOOre extended 70 tho
House, they ale cOnfden that With thei Increased Ae
ties or doing bzlness they can Offer 70 merchants stu
greater INDUCEMENTS ior buying than heretofore.
dc2s tt.i.I McCBSLIRNs & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05

". HLLtiHoRF, June i2, 1850.
Meysu Rvans q Watson, Phiiadr Ma Genilement--
Wehaye much pleasure in ecom ending your tie Piooi
tfess TO The uOtii Of the ote SIC Iuehased
rom you bayg saved our books and conients :eotUalY
1er undetgons cry severe heat during the Rre which
destroyed the entire block or buildings "a ch bteet
wharf, toe Schuylnll, Tue 9Th OF June, 1870 ~ q d
a' Yours, very tealH ctiuliy,
sepiS-diy .f.I ID. I-'-' RUSsBLG GUBBlNs .s.
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where. EVANS 4 WATSON, .ar.--. IrIsT
Nos l'oek street, door Below Third
n B.-Also Hank Vault and jewelers. Buiglar Pool
Safes Iron Vault Doors for banks ard ste es Paeut Slate
Lined RefTlgetatoTo, Stole Trucks, etc. s''N .a
lelOw are the names Of few genilemsn aud HnNe In
stitutohs who have our Sales In use. Hurdrsda more
could be given. u 800 ~ o. r1rH i
Farmers & Mechanics Bank Of Pbsdslphit-haVpEIs
safes IN use' .." - Na'' + ""
Samuel Allen, High SheriG, Philadelphia g.gIf
Barker IrOthers$ Co, No 10 S 4 bird st.I
Mielrnlr& On, No n South Watersi.t l.. ..
knight cor er Water and CheaiLut hts,I .r b. -
u S Mint, one Salei .. t'
U SNTsenal, SAFES for California 3Ior Phllhl -aa
Corporation OF Northern LibeIuesi
Commissioners OF MoyauicnsingI '..h i-a ii
Southwark Gas Company, .H.. r.s r.-.. f..
J. wngOnselleT, Tamaquui ''
state Treasurer oil Jersey and Trenton Ranking Go.
Pennsyivania Railroad Go, Saiesj
o Hall, Glib above Cherry aud Tiid and BTowr sts,
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Mntina


E undersigned having bought ont the entire stock Of
j. oOds beOugihgto Messrs. Wheeler a Lakin, MeT
chant 1alOIs would beg TO inform the citizens Of
Wheeling and vicinity that be intends carrying ihe
MeC cham Tdioriug business IN the SANE 0rmetly
occupied by MtssIs whecler& Ladn, and having OBJ
tanned tic services OF hoth O the former pTopTleOls, he
is pIo aed 70 make uP every article ~ hoine
Tie aiest style aud best al yery SHORT noees
and very or ca hovins large sloes on haul now
he Is determined 10 sell very low, 10 rcdtee his so aud
make room for the Spring Goods. Now ~ rare chance
10 set good clothing cheap. He will warrant every article
to DO as recommended no tale,
..u Come one, come oll, lHr ODE r"N
And I've US a CALI ..rr I.....4 r.... .. cess ..|
.. AtNo.2, Warrington Hall.
tani2 y -- J. ~ sT4LL@Ah. :.
UISSULUllON. ~ 8TI'F's1
f1NHg paTnefs1ip heretofore existing under the Arm OF
/ Gordon, Wake Co, bas ths day been dissolyedbY
mutual tousent, H.. :. GORDON, I 4.
CLARKE q THAN,
March Is,, 1854. "# }. B. AMER.
CO-PARTNERSHlP. .a 4t. VI s.1H
'HE subscribers have This day entered into PaTtHrshP
foi the purpose O uBusactiug aCUmurASioT and Ror'
ding business undert tie style OF GOdon, Matthew'S
& o. aud sOiutR continuance OF The busness 0! the lalO
lTm. .. IL y. GORDON. -.--. 4.
JNO, 81, MATTHEWS
JNO. L. AGNEW.
March LIST 1854. n.Li
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New Music Store,
sign Of tho GFeeinn TriRonum, Mo- 400
r|H. nlnin Street,

sign Of thc Grecinn TriBouumJ Mo- 400
~" rUH. Mnin Street,
-SE-.41 ]. FICKIESON would repeatedly an.
Hztl uounoe 10 the eitEqna q Wheeling aud VI,
M ~ In 0cinity, that Ne has ist opened new. and
Ielogant tablishment tile sale ofViolils,
Guitars, Volinoellos, FlagoletS Fhes, flies Aoeorde'
nTsi iHd best make. N n
stuelon books for all kinds q pstrumspisi and ror
singing ..# r L. ..L l.. 81 "a 90. Il. H
Music for the Piano, Guitar, Puie and Violin, also, the
newest Songs Duets eic and the Very best Romauand
Italian Violin aud Guitar Striugs. IL L.r
ClaTOnetf, Reeds, Tuning Forks also Nollnand hpiRr
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail BQafda'
BlrwE for VolincellO and Violin
a. Ke,ers Furniture polsh or renovuting vanished
urilulC such Piauos, Cabneta Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. IL. ~ m $50.
Also lor sole by the Agent Cor kebeT Ptlsbng PianoS
nf the Ht snd best manu Sue n the United States such
Nunns and ClAks graud and tquare Pianos j. H. Dun
hsms, Halet aud ALIENS celebrated Boston Pianos, &c
Agent Tor tie make Of fCaThaldt and Needhams Paieui
MelOdeous .
Geeordsons end all Kind Observation-Disclosures repaired
4 ll lnNaa.l nIlrnE. n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-05

The Lutte of Zion.
CoLLRCTlON OF saeted Muse. designed Vr the
N u e ui the Methodist BpisCOpi hurhi tQi slstle
ii Choi, collection OF lues WITH must OF Tie old
tunes inc mmopu,ei together wiz eopoisc eemenlaIl
pihed and sdspted To the caraces OF begin
geTs. stc ete by B Woodbury., athlotof the Duicl-
lisr etc assisted by Rev u Madison. pastor Of Saint
JUhn't Melhodist 81 hurch, New York
Also. supply OF MelhOdi hymn books Cantea Lali
dus Chtlsuan Minstrel, Hayden's sacred MeodeOn etc
received and fOr sale az the lowest prices hl
JOHN a.. TffOMPSON,
dres0 o3i Monroe 81,
The daily union., 1854-12-24
THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION.

The San Antonio Texas Ledger thus briefly and ably
4yiews the acts of the present administration
The present distinguished Executive OF the republic has
royed himself equal to the emergencies OF the times ihu
Gar his administration has given almost univ ersa satisfaction
Il o who are true the best interests and welfare of the
,ry He remains firm and steadfast in the midst of the
rt factions with which he is surrounded, with deerin-
nation resolution that cannot be shaken to follow up the
line of strict duy and his convictions as TO what may be Tor
the rood and advancement Of the whole country lie LOOKS
M 10 the future Of himself but of the republic and shapes
not his and preserve his individual popular
m but rather seeks preserve that of the Union both at
home and abroad We well rejoice that In these times
f ocal troubles and schisms, when the constitution Is
acked secretly and openly when the enemies OF the country
arc At work night and day trying to undermine the tounda
lion ,f the that IN such Crisis as the
crescent we NAV eli rejoice that the Chief Executive OF the
nation combines all those qualities of craftsmanship patriot
u and firm which that the snip oil state WIZ
m ouride the OF political strife and commoton that
NOW rage with much violence Appointments TO once at
ue and abroad generally been characterized with the
r,des, Judgment and discretion Perhaps never before
has our national flag commanded so much respect wherever
uufurcd either foreign seas OF On foreign anus SOON
after the coming Of the present administration, opportnn
tics were offered Of procaming the world the foreign pol
lev that would be pursued Respect and due difference TO
our nationality the rights and protection OF our c
zeus are everywhere demanded and exacted
.. II will hereafter be known the treaty making ad
uitraon Our relations with other nations have been
generally reduced down 10 peacciui anu hai""os s.o
tam Stipulatuns clear and explicit about which there can
m no ambiguity of construction have been entered into
,tinc in great commercial advantages and facilities TO the
country Messengers have been to the far of East
where the foot the foreigner has heretofore been forbidden
70 tread Access obtained and trade
uerce wealth. and power have been opened to The
oresent has been and truly national administration, hay
ing view national good honor and prosperity We may
have occasion notice the character of the oppo
tion that seeks to throw difficulties in the way Of their
ountry advancement and thwart the pure and patriotic
intentions and purposes of the Executive"