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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04
EFrom the N.tional Intelllgeneer. Univ 8. j

lrrom tuc Nhtioudl lntellgtnter, July
The annual examination at this Academy, whic
has lately closed, was Of the most gratifying cha
racter; and the class Of young officers just gradua
ted have by their attainments in nautical science
&C., reflected upon themselves the highest credit,
and shown their worthiness of the fostering care
bestowed on them by the officers of the institution
On Thursday last the school ship preble sailed
from Hampton Roads with forty midshipmen on
board, who will pass the summer on the ocean in
acquiring practically knowledge Of all the duties
of seamen. Before her return to our shores the
Preble will make brief visit to the great naval
stations of Plymouth and Portsmouth, in England,
and Brest and Cherbourg, on the coast Of France.
The visit of our young seamen TO these establish
rnents will not only to instruct them, but also
to impress them with the power Of great rivals;
and thus early awaken in them an honorable emu.
lation and a just sense of the responsibilities to
which they aspire, and which it loay be their high
privilege to share.
1t is much to be regretted that time did not ad-
NIT Of the cruise Of the sreble being extended to
the Baltic, which now bears upon its waters the
most magnificent fleet that ever lifted anchor and
displays to naval officers school Of instruction and
observation such as has never been opened to them
before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04

Total emigration to the United States in
80 years.. o,8e1
This amount Of emigrants arriving in the United
States during period Of thirty years, Il win bo
perceived, nearly conforms to the number Of for
eigners In 1860, as returned by the census. There
was doubtless large addition to the emigration
from those who came by way Of Canada and other
British provinces, besides those citizens Of foreign
birth whoreside in the States and Territories 40
quired from France, Spain and Mexico. The ratio
of mortality, itshoud be noticed. is much greater
rmcng foreigners arriving in the United States thsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04
Board OF superyisors.

The Board of Supervisors held the first meeting
of the July sessions yesterday evening, but In con-
sequence Of the absence Of the Mayor and Recorder
no business of public Importance could be trans
acted,
THE TAX FOR COMMON SCHOOLS.
communication was received from V. M. Rice,
Superintendent of Public Instruction stating that
the amount to be raised by tax for common schools,
New York, was s257 GIG. Referred TO the Commit.
tee On Annual Taxes.
The Board then adjourned TO Wednesday next, at
a O'Clock. -4s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04
Domestic Miscellany.

The merchants Of Alexandria, Va have entered into
agreement by which Indian corn win be sold BY
weight In that place after the first day of July. The
bushel viii be estimated at Gfty six pounds.
On Thursday last extensive blast made at Mar
bic HILL IND, which had the effect 20 10000 ton
Of marble II effected by three separate blasts "a
making which one hundred snd thirty pounds OF poSae'
we're used,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04

BALTIMORE, July g. 1854.
The heat has been most oppressive to-day; thermome
ter "a deg.'in the shade.
PHILADELPHIA, July 0, 1854.
The heat has been most intense to-day. The ther-
mcmeter reached 95 dog. in the shade.
BosroS July ., 1854.
This has been the hottest day of the season. the ther
momcter reaching 92 deg. in the shade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04

NEW ORLEANS, July J. 1864
The sales Of cotton today 1000 bales, at rather
easier prices under the a'lvces per Europa.
CHARLESTON, July s. 1854
The sales Of cotton to-day restricted to 800 bales
at prices ranging from 7c to 10Kc the market shows
change. Good middling s quoted OF 9sIc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04

The residence Of Mr. William Emison In the vicinity OF
Georgetown, KY, destroyed sby Gro the 2bth ult
with nearly oil its contents, while Mr.. r.. aud family
we're ut church. loss e., ,o0oi no insurance
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CINCINNATI, July g. 1854.
having been reported that the Catholics would carry
Objectionable angs in the procession to morrow, and
trouble being apprehended Archbishop Purcell published
card this afternoon, assuring his fellow citizens Of
every denomination that it is not the intention of the
Catholics to carry any Objectionable flag, sign,
blem and that they will not attach to the Anne
Nan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04
THE KNOW NOTHINoS,

Tho Know Nothing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of the Native and Foreign P0pulssson ~
the United Ss~aes- Opani0as " tne frees IN
over tOc Country.
The recent operations at election, of the native
Americans, under their new secret org1nisat of
Know N0shingS, and the inpor anee VIII ch they are
likely TO assume at uture elections, render it In
terostng to exsmioe the relative pro2o one of tho
native an foreign whfse poprktion o< the United
States also hsocaton sf these swo classes of popu-
lation, asoesta ned by the ass national census.
viz, for 1850. We have, therefore, prepared the
osthe HEzALD, which, we doubt not, will attract
much attention at the present time.
BY the census Of 1885, it appears that of tho white
population os the United Sta'es. then amounting 70
l9,56S,0 there were born in foreign countries
2,2405S6 peraons--viz., males l,239,434 females.
lOOl lOl Those ascertaned to have been Urn in
the United States amounted to- l7,279,S75, and
80 ,658 were reported unknown 60 their nativity.
1t thus appears that the proportion Of natives to
foreigners in 1860, was nearly eighs to one In the
whole United States. II should be observed that
since the census Of 1860 Was taken fhe foreign p0-
pulation has largely increased by immigration,
amounting to over one million in alFj 80 that tho
number Of persons of foreign birth now in the
United States, may, be stated at abort three and
o half Millions The proportion Of Germans among
the recent immigrants has been very great, as ap-
pears from the following extract from article In
the New York Staa,s Zeit,,ng German Daper:-
For many years the Irish immigration was much the
largest untd suddenly from SO SS3 in 1861 German
immigration increased 70 u.s. 1875 In 1854 aas,shus
passed the Irish The following figures show e condf
inmCratfOn he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04

Reception OF New York Fire Company.
PHILADELPHIA July 3, 1864.
The Live Oak Engine Company, of New York, arrived
here visit this afternoon, and received by
escort Of twenty companies when procession form
ed and marched to the Moyamsnsng Hose House, whore
they received with salute bon fires, &C. An arch
had also been thrown the street. collation.
took place at the whethsrill House this evening
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Steamship Pan,pero,
NInrlefs.

NEW ORLEANS, July I, 1854.
The steamship Pampero leaves this port tomorrow,
for New York.
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DEATH OF THOMAS RIrCHrE.
From Boston.
LEGAL OPINION ON TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAVA
SLAVE TRADER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRE AT
ROyRIRY.

BOSTON, July g. 1854
Judge Hoar to-day, in his charge to the Grand
jury alluded to the recent attack the Court House.
and other circumstances arising from the arrest and
rendition of Anthony Burns. He said the Fugve Slave
law was binding upon the citizens of Massachusetts like
other laws which had the sanction Of the State and
United States Supreme Court and that to obsruct the
law was clearly guilty of riot &C. In regard to the
action of the Mayor, in deegating very responsible
powers to the military, Bis Honor held that such pro.
ceedings were not legal The civil power ars and its
proper representatives must be the ground give
personal direction when riot is threatened nd resort to
military aid deemed necessary
In the United states Circuit Court to-day Casper Her
man, master of the brig Glamorgan, which vessel
taken on the coast of Africa by the United States
brig Perry and sent here convicted of being engaged
in the slave trade
FIRE occurred Washington street, Roxbury. this
morning, destroying six wooden baidings mostly occu
pied dry goods stores The principal sufferers W.
A. Bacon Dexter Dana VIM. Gill, Harlow 4 Bunker,
and j. B. Young. The loss is about $4,000.
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A Know Nothing jubilee.
he state or the weather.

DAEfIMUhf1, JUIy ., IoUF'
grind Know Nothing jubilee is TO come off here to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04
~ E WS By TIE Il Z q II A Pa.
TIE DISTRICT ATTORNEYSHIP STILL VACANT,
~~~~~~~S~>~>~~>>>~~~~~>~
DEATH OF MIR. THOMAS RITCHIE,
.>(~~~~o~>~~>~~~~~~o~S~S
SPIRITED FIReMeN'S RECEPTION AT PHILADELPHIA.
DREADFUL HOT WEATHER,
DC, &C., &c.
DEATH OF MIR. THOMAS RITCHIE,

From Washington.
THE VACANT DISTRICT ATrORNEYsHIP-NOTHINd La
TER FROM MIR. sOULE-MR. wAL8RIDGE AT HIS
POST, ETC.
WAsHNaroS, July 8, 1864.
Nsppears that Mr.. Westbrook has not yet been nom.
mated to the vacant District Attorneyshp Tho state
meDt that he had been nominated had higher author
ty than the declaration of the President that he would
send the nomination to the Senate on Friday last Very
poor, indeed.
It's officially asserted that dispatches have been
received from Mr. Soule for several weeks the nxaes
slievegammon to the contrary notwithstanding.
General Walbrdge has returned to the city and will
doubtless give good account of himself for the balance
of the session. His absence caused by private bust
ness of an urgent character
DEATH OF THOMAS RITCHK.
WASHINGTON, July Q, 1854
The venerable Thomas Rtchie, of Virginia. formerly
OF the Richmond Enquirer and the Washington Uraion
died in this city to-day.
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The number OF that arrived here during the
nth Of May, up the 24th 5ec Of which S9es
we're Irish, and Is, $50 Germans.
The native countries Of the foreign population in
the United States in 1850, by the census, were az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04

Tho following table shows the nativity OF the
white population Of the several States and Terrific
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04

Total Southwestern and West.
ern States i.020
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Nathan G. Ely, ESQ.,, President, in the chair.
The board held the first meeting Of the month
last evening, at O'Clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16

0uIJob Olfce, since Ioi6Val to new quart
ers has been eplq9st, improved by the nddi-
lIon OF new indlesbIA In selecting out materials
we kyen mce viii The lasllions Of tbeguy aud the
demands Of lhe public anil by adding as we are
constantly duidei new nNl fashionable styles Of
type 10 Que usorllpent whenever there is All I'M.
proyemept inlle mt, our job Office bas been ex-
panied into one e the largest and best Toe vest
We employ lopetsnns but the best woikmeh, and
weIespeotGaly solicit business men, and all oils
eIswhodesue Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads Bills Of
LadiOg, Blank checks, IlaQdblls, Steamboalbilla
Pamphlets. or amy other DESCRIPTION Of Letter
Press Piulius, to give us call feeling assured
thSl We can rendef perfect satisfaction both in The
vie and prices NJ our work. l1-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16
- mng o LneetIne of CouuoIL on SaluI00Y

,,ur was meeting Of Council on Saturday
- which lille else 6as dou than The con-
,a,en OF Tie revised ordinances. Dr. Tam I
,,ooiu,sJ to vote The stock Of the city inthv
' ~ aud Ohio Rninoad, pt lie ensuing cleo
=, Tie street Commissioner was ordered 70
.,,.d promptly with lie g.ading Of Webster
,,1 and clearing Of the side wOlks#
Adjourned to meet on Friday evening. $50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16

c,xp orESt,G.--The secohd Pand opening Of
. ed wmler Goods viii take place al The
.o,,, smpotiun Of llElstELt & Co. to-day, com.
.,,io, at daylight, Their selection embloeeS
~, ysliely Of The richtsl pna best ralfjcs, all
s yltLin few weeks, with especinl IeCst.
e., 10 tns market. AS it's Tie dsleiminallon Of
',,o,locihIe EiusSELE & Co. tpmokeQ quick talss
4, small, profits, cf This last elegant sloek, We
.l,.. all theit usual cusl7mets. aud che rest Of
.,unI" to call early if they wish Is secure
~, ,ia,. See card in another column. tIaoita
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16
To Make your Hail CuTll'
The Wonder of the World

TUE ere't wonder OF The world as Al length been dis
covered You cannot nlrke one lair white or black,
but Mr Byron H ltObb has al length procured tie
truth Of lie great secret aier much study toll aud eX-
pense, how % make tile hair cur and wave ~ the most
has Travelled through iUus TaIis Of Europe for upward
or nine yelB In search OF the celebrated chemist aud
Psychologist. ~. JucIues, and las al leglh found him N
Italy, aud puichased Of him the receipt for 5000 All
persons having tho uncOlh ann coarse looking han
can have u transformed into Tho most beautiful and cll-
ing appearance that could be desired. Tic composition
or which the article Is composed will not cost more than
y CENTS aud but one applicaiiUni is ureded 10 tue hair u
cause Il TO curl aud wave ntIe most UNIFORM and peTeo
order for e and thus Improve Tue looks aud appearance
100 per cent We nav o1er this wonderful dlscoveIy Il
tue world FOR the sum OF 81.
ar Dhcctnlletters TO byron ~. R0bbI Farm
ingion, Trunbu county Ohio, and Tie receipt will be
Immediately forwarded TO tic person. AHlttsyp must
prspafd 10 stetfs attention ,f iyi5d3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16
No. / Super Phosphate OF Lime
YERsUA nGUANO.O


NHIs valuable isriHzsr las used for several years
In England and Olho parts OF Europe eudNeNttO gu
ano holds tic hghdst tank IN pOpuaI anu we eNe! Y"
which II Is used among Farmers ls introduction IN M
country by tic subscriber has been more recent but The
progress II has made IN the esVnnuon Of tue public as
not been less marked OF sucuessul ta abroEd alter iu
trial OF tuTeo years imyesga OF lis nieIit9 IN which
time there has been very many scrupulous experiments
made by tile most scientific nsTtutulAtS ana various
clubs tommilioes &c, side By aide Peruvian GinnO as
to It's relative valus romared with Tho laie qnd n most
Instances preference gyeniO ibe %Super Phosphate OF
LnloU Sucb reports AZ letuo will shortly 10 pIaeed
before tie public Which will convey more INFORMATION
than the subscriber els dlsl osed 10 one, as the mauu'
lis e6stsI eonpositoaiSU that s,uro to at once AZ
ford loOd aI nOnrishneiitt TO s,owlh OF a descriptions
which as manure rs alre y we'll known and Appreciated
which ave decOnposed BY The eldtuo o. one nun lhel'
weight OF Sulpuiic Acid, to which added due plopnr
tio OF Guun0 and Slphlte o. mmonai the laer is one
uI the most e ;en agents In the best Peruvian Guen0
found suObc to ali soils, Warranted PURE aud senuin
aud when at maturity to be odd seoae0us as mere 10
pIesoulcd .,,
soTbei o. 10 lis ageAts, whose ancs ave us IOowsi
Messsrs, MoG,pdor & Sons RieLmond' Va
do Borwn & VeClelp, Norfolk, Va
do e. SlewarL Esl., baltimore, Nd X
Agricultural Chemist
sep25 'ia willamsbureh. Long lslald N. Y
Pne Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTlC MEDICINE"
-.it ta.sr IN THE
CIV 0RlLDI!"
Fifty Pills for twenty-five Cents. Z
Five llokos for $500.
40. H AIS II q "A d. s." Ga
ANTI.DFSP EFT7C PILLS
MTlLIi relieve every ''iunah beng" VINO has ANY
wv tic following sybiptOmsi
Indigestion, Headache,
BilionsLess, EXuene nervous agitation.
Actdity, 'a".'H pamtation vi tie heart
sense OF oppression at thea iHeapacyiOi the slight
X pit Of the stomach, est eNortiun,
Depression Of spirits, Misllhess aud indiAunclnes'
ifeayiuess OF Vision,
Cold hands aud FEET, UiWleasauttns.elnih the mOull
Numbness oil the Limbs and particularly when IslHg II
other PARTS, fsgfEu II tbo m0fnngi II.
Vertigo NAUSEA, OultlleaYy pain, aud sonse Q
D!f1culty Ofresplralion, weight IN The head. IH
StupOr, A temporary loss of memory
lriitabillty, 4 seuseo of Ehptlness,
DTowsineSs, Pul,e less frequent and mort
Dohlllly, Ueblcllian usual. f.
Ryitene Lafguor aud ES- Dependency,
haustOn, tr BnnciuuOu aud Extreme DO
Resllessmess, Dol bilty.
G0I' Principal Depot at
Burnct g. Co.'s, "a ISuGt Fourth street,
.I .tsf Fl CINCINNATI. OH. EItHCl
GT"Foi sale BY Druggists everywhere. IN
nB-PRlCE-9j cents TO- single box, or 81 for nv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16
Mammoth Hat Store.
Fail Fashion Tor 1853.

O AVERY has on hand, audls receiving, one or N,
% largest aud best Stocks OF Hats end Caps that hai
ever been opened n this city Heis also constantly man
uactuhng every desChptoIOf hat and cap now In uAe
from The very best matera! and Workmanship, aud sold
atprioos that cannot tail TO please,
am aso receiving &c mportatlons OF RtsteTn man
ufiouTed Hats aud taps, which viii BE- toldlow Also
large ~ ortent Of clidTena Fancy Hats du and
Ladies Riding Hats, carpet bags and umbrellas, Ell
Which VIII he sold q eaP9sp t"i 81
B.-liats made to order on the ah0riat notice.
s. AVERY, Nos 1i6 aud 49, Main o.
sep5 wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16

=T-TgrrS was iising on Saturday, but yesterday
~, "a, Il astahi, will % Underwater nihe
'.,,s. Cutlher tIse is expected from above.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16

r,,oae who took George Losclfs lmt--hy mis-
I'm sd leha worse one in its place. at The
20 Ball on Monday, istequeslel 70 IeSloTe IL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16

PlTTsPuE0lI, Oct. l4---River n inches, Toise
may espeoletl as there lave beeli heavy foiiis
since Yesterday OF noon, siaf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16
RIIRpuRR pIRorlON NEWS

81 FURTHER ELEC ZION NEWS.
pnGAbelPHn, Ool, l2.-R obeIlsOn, The lnde.
pendent Candidate, lseleolgd to Congress ~ the
9th District by 1900 majority over Heslef Wing.
Adams County Pollock seven majority
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16

TTAVING purchased the above establishment from my
I-l brother, 1 shall always keep on hand fresh a
choice selection OF Family GrOcoTes, and hope TO ret"T
the patronage OF tic old cusiomeTa Of my brother and as
many now ones vii give call, knowing do thai
they shall not 80 away umsatlstied; : $780,, lt
tttt..tt,- Inn, onih fpSA AN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16
FROM NEW YORK.

Der. l4,--The Europa arrived ut BoSlnn AZ III
O'Clock, last nisht with IA OF Tie Survivors Of the
Atclic, including 9 P3Milohell Of Charleston,
and Edward Dupsonr, OF New Orleans. Capt Col
Inns and family were drowned 10y upsetting OF the
boat Mr. BFown's family all seen on Tie AIc-
tics deck the last thing. a large boat, capable Of
holding 90 n1sUus, was on HE Aries deck be-
Ing too heavy TO launch, 4 Is supposed would be
filled with passengers When the Vessel sunk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16

sa Hilf ACCIpBNH, fffts
TtoY, Oct "a ferry skill containing l7pet.
sons, Upset in Tie Tlyer. uepT HE Steamboat dock
thus morning. aud only six were saved. They
were principally yoNng men employed in chair
faciuTyin West 'ltdy, nn,l We're gdiug Ia WIFk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16

ror,p DGow>En,- ON Saturday, morning, the
M, Of au unknown man was li1iilvd to shore
G,5,ts dyer, at lbe lower end 81 ihq @hoff, Gy d
Loyv. v,s fishing. Deceased was apparently
about 40 ye,rs Of age, five ketsiSinches il height,
# aoul frame, aud lad dalk lei; aud whiskers,-
III, dies, was like Iiiat OH idboilug hand on .
s,,bo,t lie had apparently been iht6e wateT
aJOa,eshl or ten days. Verdict Of the cOrO0srs
Jup-"Acedenlal downing" IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16

i
ing vi ouns gen isa valuable discovery FOR project
ptmny LpnS Diseases any docioring sAaisysr
The HydrOmaeenis the form Ola sUe ard worn inside
lhe 5Ctor shoe ls ~otteai'd character Is powerful
For gentlemen It will DO found agreeable, warm, and
healthy to the eoldest Iainest weather. tile
lost cannot beeOne vet N The lyllonaseniq lneered'
wear tho highest soed boots Or shoe9 IN The
iOu prevalent among the young OF our country, nay
be hwstled their general adoption They entirely su'
peIeede over shUes az oapte the feet 10 per-
Spie In Vefy unhealthy mHuneTj and, besides, ave not
daneetOus wear tn pedestrians In ICY Weatei Ike lua
rubber Whlle tie alter cause tic lsel to appear ex
tcmey larga the HydTomteen. being mere ln slice VI
e.! 9s.fq 3 y, qGSs P is.se
TO eli dren they extremely valuable, as they NJ en-
isso IN e1eJclte and healthy e9eel9 Their
those wiz patronIe them will fluid their ysarlg doeioTF
AS lie iydromsge Il 6cc6nipg more known is sale is
Interesting 10 hi dlnost inol edible extent Laat year ~
London Man9lssisr' Rltmnshsn,, lRyerpoo Glsss9 i'
our sales reached 7slA50 nprpolsorksp ltS This year
Az ibg FSsm,IS issiJ SiIc6 or tst value as pre-
ventatys coughs, colds brOodts, asthma, aud con-
-Si-s Mems size, per pair, ssesnt'. 81
tlioysi& misses DO XII % ri1fI 40
aow4nsS 70 jSbiSi5 and %dts5lsrs 0 Inst any Sios
keeper may make 1p pTont gu theiU sale, while they
are HAT may 20 Sept IN any ore' an'onsSn
iPortsTns, nprlyio 80. !, :, =, -,
ser gamo5 ARqqyEJ' AR Ss sI REEY new 81 York
NOME MANUFACTURE. ltl-o
/ NAStfPgkioR aiiiee Of TOP and Ilouble Cap Manila
| N Paper iOr Shoe Deaiers aud OthdIs.
Also-5A iHNs article Of Rnvsiops Paper OF our own
" ;sSg1 .1. gAssErr & Co.
IN LOUISVILLE LIME. s
40 nBlS S Lo@7yilo Llmsi inF09a G sST5e wILsoy
h lls MbIl0lpprerssg, osl SssiEsS era Ito IoE; ale
Wneeungt and Franklin Cotton
p,1 ,ti,aaeN Mills. Hwl aw'eN.
| Mt EsMONROE & 10, having taken tho Wheeling
/ IN aud Franklin lotion Ms, located In this city, arc
and6-I Shoenss, COitOr Vans Cotton WhTps, Cotton
Twpes, Cotton Chain, coverlid Yarns Cotton lat
" jyi '0 ,nojWoQ 2 IfF62 S,T S2l
7'TT F7ITT7IE FITU M0IHERS. FVV7E1
i A @, PARTRIDGE esrseuully ip(orns his patrons
vora6e a; tbs }ost he viii give particular attention
during this month and next, TO taking the lkenesses Of
! Of 10 aud 3. mtl4
1919 NOTICE TO SHlpPERS. ia.
THB Union Liue Packets Wig regularly OH tile arr
! ore 4o'eoek. r. n. tic Llie Viii uo Be responsible
Iorthe delivery orGny goos aud wlll noi pay or collect
hos,il The ho1iS hefova itelr derayiuyo. nAr3l-IL
FIRST INFASHION.1
ID RCslYKp this dtyip few eases Of Beehe 4 CosNew
IL Yotk HAS, Otile Fall style. Come and sc
aug" SusiS ae.i $50 M s.,D. HARPRR a SONS.
Family BibIesl1 aras
VEhsyN mthand eOmpIst' assortment Of Family
'ss,85 ~ .si.i CIR & C..L. wICKHAM
IHEKSkl 81 boxes pris 81. e. Cheese, lust received
y-1- ~ - - TALIANT < DEE4PIaIS ....,5
| sen5 hLlnEaLI LLtl D u ~. ~ NAN hI,cct.
mo lss 5sm'iea Ginger, l!jSI r'felye@
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-16
NOTIOB

THgstoekholdsra In tho lempheld Railrosd Company
ave requtsted call upon DR. James aher and teile their
1uD " y i ~ - WIN HART CARR ffA
au.2s,imd ,U,.tt. n 4 Treasurer,