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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS OF THE FORTNIGHT
Frorl The Ain CaliiornA Feb l6.

The political excitement during the fortnight has been
intense Tie bribery case, wherein Mr. Palmer OF "a
bankirs house of Palmer Cook s. Co, accused Of
having stieuTed TO bribe Senator Peek to use his nfa
ence o bring on the Senatorial election closed before
the St the Sd Er Palmer was acquitted by vote
of:6to3 Subsequently resolution declaring that Sena
tor Peek sd no; Intentionally accused NJ. Palmer falsely
wts passed with only opposing vote Palmer Il known
10 be friend OF BrOdefck and II Is universally conceded
that the latter will be elected L Senator if al election
he led this session. ard expected by those who
brought tie ale ged bribery before the Senate and the pub
lie that would Iue Bro ierc prospects but tie effect
seems to have bt en- rather the contrary.
bill introduced into the Senate TO define the time OF
holding the Senatorial election was staved on while re
solution passed in the House 70 postpone the matter t
tie 9th of Morch wac after very hard struggle carried
tbrouph the senate by Of II 10 10 T4e obectof
tie postportmeui is that the election al he held les
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In c.npso.,il,., On s.sssy ~s..,n<

In CsnVtozyille, ssa8Ay Dssnin< FsA .ns. . q.
painful iiisss Mrs Nancy A. wife ssnds. ss.i a. -
Feb s. Of p. pistion OF the Can't
9 'fs ., Ss.l.,. hs ss,s. . s. .i's and f.ny eS,
In Eusi. Hunbolds BsJJ Oliver Pe.Is ef Rre1r,.s.-
N B. aged IS years.
Mr. John A Smith aged s. yesD
Or Mof5ay morning, FEB IS fredsrck Eufens only -
Of AlopEo C. and virginia WskenAn ssed IS sss
days =, -, M, .I
y,n,s ard Msry N. Zabrskie. aged % months
Jalson Biuley Contra Costa on Tssdsy Feb 70 eos
sscEaxIsro MORTALITY REPoSrFor the veehs ss2>.
F,hpsTy IN ss4-Susannah Lawrence Aeedl month Ssssess
Fispnaesn II years Akansss Jerome Msebsl oossl
nsrsls Sacramento; Wm M Masson eoored q g. Loas, Pa
80 F "a n infant chd OF De Lou Lossss
sssrasret 70 Edward FrsEee IS Newrork unknosa nsa 81 g.
5,.na Wesley steele. NewYork L. W Ze5rskis, ~
Snorths ssefansno; Marcus Harrington, -, Ssw-leEss
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Married.

In sonona 20 BY the Rev J. w Brier Mr. Sylvester
Al Msry.ye Jan 20 By C. B. Fowler, Esq, Mr. d Curry to
Miss FsTle.
Jsrut by Elder Crsnf james r. Cason and Mss Mary T.
MaTsb al Of C. seb County. 81,
Al Molala Csckamss Co. Oregon, James Larsps sld m"
HsTriet Stewart. o. n AZ,
In r.gp CITY Iih JAM BY the Rev Enoch Gsuson Mr. Nc
Wood.u and Miss Eliza Jane buDgard bo'h OF Lane 20
A. PoItlstd 7h Feb. BY A. l.. Davis ESQ., w barnhat rs
Of PoItisrd aud Mary D. daughter OF the Rev Hamilton
bell of CornN a!is u,
On he lst FEB Yoncsla Oregon by d. C. Underwood Est
NJ John Smith Miss Martha Evans Of Umpqls 20 r Tam
In O gob City Dec. q, Mr. VIM. Springer 10 S@' E'0
bull 10th Of PoraId =, MI. r Ra,t and W.a
spsap ] Kemp both Of Polk County -. r---.,.
In Wssius County, Oegon, Nj cLra f07' u
and 81 On Narssret Miller Of Washington Counttt It.
In PorlsuG o bee Is nT Elijah BIRD ana MISS heien 'iA
IN st,ss On The 2 JsSeary, by Eomsr Curtss Eco, MI
Geo w Yoeum and Mrs AImens Benton ali Of s1ssts uL
In Copeta suun Valley by Rev r. o. Clayton WIN bui"cA
F,a and BETSY Ann Iins AID all of Missoiri s.,., -
AZ IeoTgetown on Thursday, Feb BY T. u sonthWol hi'
p Nchae Crowley 10 Maria CLARK both OF Georget2"
ON sundsy evening 18th FEB, By the Rev b. 5fletiy IL
PsII.r Of tie trim Of 4 Y Hsoek Co.. to Mis- May 'e'
late CT Irden ep0iis -, n A., THAR NJ, r y.ds
worth Of A6sn. Co Express Diamond spf'He' sno ' '
J. Kelley Of PlsceTE1..- =, n W s,.g,,a Mr. g. Tbsbc
On the 5,h Feb ir Grd Spring bJ " W S'eN''-' ~
arc Mlss aaTy A Mckinley. - A. cso n sprague and
At tie tine and place by the seAe 'h' Nv
Mhs Mckinley.
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TIE DARIEN SURVEYING EXPEDITION

y
CoUEILR OFFICE, AsPISwALL, FRIDAY. March J. 1851.
TIE L S soop ofwsr c. ane arrived here from Ca.edo
MIA Bay where the Dsren Expedition res ben located on
the Atlantic, on the 2sth 0ficers al men all Wei
When tie Cysne left the Bay, the Engh war schooner
Scorpion and the French Chnere were there
H Il NJ sloop ofwar brig Espiesle leit fr Carthagena
the day previous.
There has been INTEL genco from Leut Strains c,m
pany since the 2Sd Of January and nothing from SIR Gs
bone since February C. Mr Osborne party consisted Of
Lieut. St John Lieut. Bell and number of the attaches
Of tie civil corps Of tie ErSsh Surveying Expedition
who le their ship the 29d January under the guidance
of one RotiRson 10 whom Mr Osborne compelled to
pay a handsome compensation for crossing with them.
Col Codszzi and troops were at Caledonia Bay when
the Cysne left
Or Cullen came up IN the Cysne He in an awful
condition, and has no sy ynpathizers.
Frederick T. Foster and portion of the party that went
out with Lieut. SrGn consisting Of Mes Halcomb Win
thop snd three others returned 10 the ship within few
eSys having been separated The Others p in number
are yet missing.
NB-Since writing the shove have learned from Pan
ana that Messenger from Nay CANA reports the Osborne
party and SAYS they reached the River after
a seventeen days trip on tie llth February
SILL LATTR.-FrOm TIE PGRGHa star just received,
clean confirm alton of he above and tue statements that
the party crossed the Chqungca since and descended
10 poiit near Rancho 10 the road II de by Mr. Ken
uh under Capt Provost and that having crossed tue
river thew followed the road 70 savanna, &c.
Com noins has declared bis intent ION Of rem iining
here until the question settled And no IS com
PEELED visit Panama resp citing the D4Een aA be pur
poses visiting ihe Governor AID bringing him to term, at
tie same time. o. B. C.
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Died


a. 49, The Drothr JonafhlD the I'd February Of Ia
a. yT Chan ea nsye Of BransE Windsor county Vefnosf
Verucnt Iapers piesse copy - -, H.. n,.-o
BIZ Issc NJ aged about 20 passenger on tas
PLeepka had resided in NewOnesns yea previous 70
sou California IN 1919 Phde Phis aud New Orleans pspos
DIEGO on he 24th jan Mr. wm Gheeu of Chester Co..
at0 s. Pennsylyaois papers please COPY
AZ Norfrey On 18th jan John Henery aged 81 years
On tie lsh Dee At Peru in the American Hospa ~
Niles chief OF the whaling brig sepezisA Ia
On tie th Dec place Capt George !" Arninston
In Of puerperAl c0ug1 oss Al gail vile o NJ"
H,Se ard H. Ots Fed OF D-tso M.chs,a
Gu The lHh g, Los Angeles DouA Dolores
de Lotes. 60 year Of ,o,, =,
Nesr Wshr Gtou Yco County consumption Feb Mr. Jons
than TITLE formerly Wesmoelsnd County, Pennsyvsns sna
lste Pcsutiter Of sscrsmento. aged S,yesr -, -.
the Stockton City Hospital Feb l. Of phthss p.lmonals John
P Watson from n. Il, sged ~ years .h-
On 9Th Fetruay Jane third daughter OF the ate se h
Esq. Of Hsifax Nova Scotia - , , ,.,,.o
Frtucis Count ssed yrsIs Nottinghsm England
Drowned. Mssisspp Bar on the Nofth fas@ 1sa
Henry JerIiISbsm Queen formerly OF Wssans'on OHy'
In Porlsrd Oregon Jan q, Of consumption A" asiH'
Jscots Of A. S.Jscobs.
In Porrld. Oregon, Jan %. Nrs Lacy Fisher ,,.u r
In Ccscn On he lst NJ John ElotL Grand Master Va
ofle TeITilofy of Ore killed By the tins
In LI.uard srriDss Feb g. Of snail pox GIDEON ~
Rih wear Of he formerly ora Byron shiS.asee O0o"'
On n. ed Jan in Psjsro Valley, the house Of Wn =
NJ inflammation bowels Geo W Lynnn cf Sa9s' s''~
ssed IS yesrs syrscuse papeu please copy .,.s
On he Rerced RIVER Jan. 80, James Raddie RI
On lie N,resd River. Jsn o. MT Harriet EAsOe'" "' ~
7 ssu.Lt,r OF JcLr I Ruid'e, sg d = ye1fs
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Cn,sysr.-we bave recently received fresh mmigrs
n Of this singular people Within the past week aooa.
h bsndred of them have arrived and may be eea on
ne wbaryes or cartiDg their "plunder on drsys 10 the
Ssrent Chinese headquarters. IL the city continues to
l up with these people it viii ere long become necessary
to make tht IN the subjects OF special legislation.
CLIPPER sHiP PiosEER.-The steamer Pioneer which
was wrecked soue months since purchased by Captain
Waterman recovered brought into port and rested as
clirper ship Of 706 register, viii sail to morrow for
New York stopping in at the Chncha Islands for csTgo
Of gEaIo.
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
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Births.

O. .s,p jan. 81 Jscka1s Bar, Canon Ofsea' He '' "
FsIf ! III isdv of NJ 81 Fran Of son. ,,u.. o., .
iu ster.uers Peb 10, the lady o. M : H. ''S-'1''' VI
GalgbeI
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CHEERING NEWS FROM THE MINES.
WRECK OF THE CLIPPER SHIP SAN FRANCISCO.

The steamship No tn Star Capt Miner from A'pnwalL
arrived here Saturday morning 2 o'clock bringing dates
from California to the 10th Of February Oregon to the 3d.
Wellington Territory TO The lst Lower California Jan a.
The most important item OF Gews is the wreck OF the
fine clipper slip San Francisco of this City The San
Francisco was a vessel, and On her first voyage
out She built by Abram C. Bell in 1853 and regis
tered 1907 tuns. She had a mixed cargo, valued at
s4OOOcOi vessel and freight, sl53Ooo The ship and
freight were fully nsufed The insurance on cargo we
have lot learned.
The North Star arrived at Aspnwall March at p NJ
and sailed the 3d. at n with the Uncle Sans passen'
gers the Unoe Sam having made the trip to Panama in II
days and hours. Len at Aspnwall the L. soop var
Cyaue, Com Holins, from Caledonia Bay Jan. q, ar
lived March J. officers and crew all well No from
Lieut. Strain expedition
Tie George Law and Fl Dorado 10 sal the arrival
Of the mails per California. Com Holns intends to settle
the long argued point OF Head Tax upon all the passen
gers per the steamer, before he leaves Aspnwal
We are indebted to Mr. Delano Purser of the North
Star ard Adams Co Express for the prompt delivery
Of our packages.
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OREGON

Our news from 0regonis to the 81. The cold weather
experienced here about the goth Of January severely
felt in Oregon. The Columbia River obs,ruc.ed by
the ice that for than week there coamu
uicaiion between Astoria and the country above.
Tie Indians say thathe weather in Oregon neverwas
so csd before and thstthe Americans to blame for
IT, Snow had fallen Portland fourteen inches deep. Ii
is said that coal hes been found in Pok County. -Four
new counties have been created
tiI 10 submit the question Of Constitutional Con
venicn TO popular had been introduced into the Leg
isla,me. Three papers are announced as aooas
ttsTiingone Portland, at Cosz, and thru a.
Albany. .,
The cost Of the Rogue INer war exclusive oil the pay
of soldiers, is said 20 have been ss3,5ll %.
TIE legislature has chsnged number of the Of
rivers and tow for instance, Rogue Rvers now Goa
River; Grave Creek. Leland Creek Albany, Iekenah :
Marysyille, Corvallis &c iii.
A law has been passed prohibiting labor and public
amustmeuts Sunday.
Further difficulties had occurred with the Indians on
Cooune River. Some alleged outrages by the red men
we're avenged by party of City miners who alta ked al
Irdian Yilisge and Killed 10 OF the aboriglnes.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Curnews i to the Let. There has been but little com
muni,ation with Oregon by reason of the cold.
Itis said that Gov Stevens has notified tho Hudson
Bay Company that they must withdraw iOm tue IniIhn
trade within the territory the lsi OF July.
Ihe Governor arpeaed determined 10 enforce the strc'
otseryane Of the United States laws relative the inter-
course with Indians. .
Territory have nominated their Delegates for Congress
the former it said had selected zone horse Council
arrop he latter Mr. Wallace.
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suit brought by l. n Ihorne and others against the
ctv occuuied the Supreme Court three days in hearing
tie argument and has attracted much attention Inc
ut is 10 obtain possession OF more thah TWO lIous anu
acres Of lard within the city limits and in the bus.
ness portions Of the city TAe decision is expected early
in March
Gas Was introduced into the city and eighty four street
lsnrs were lighted the evening OF the llth. Three
miles and half Of pipe have been laid in the city and tho
price Of the gas il slj per one thousand feet.
Sonora s attracting gTeGd deal Of attention now
nunber Of yesse including steamer are up for Quay
MAJ ard number OF persons are going to examine inc
COUNTY, buy property AID prepare Tor the ultimate annex
aiiou which ii is thought cannot be very Tar distant
The number Of persons their way or preparing 10
60 from this city with peaceeble intent probably ABOUT
$50 Ofhee et least half Germen French Me1icsns
spsniaIGs and Italians. go
TIE SUI erirendent Of Public Schools in this city has
rerdeIod his Ninth Quarterly Report lie reports the
city Public Schools to be in tourishng condition WIN
l,iCO pups The monthly expense TO the eiy i' ao'u'
On the 18th tie Portsmouth and the steamer Columbus
/ sailed to pay tkeir respects to the hlhousiers .o
AlIer Pierce accused Of having committed forge
res Ia the amount Of s9OOOO while engaged IN the manu-
fac,ure of tsroad cars in Norwich Conn was arrested
about tie rst Of the mouth bat was subsequently ais
charged kcJeas corPus there being 10 requslon O
! tie Governor of Connecticut 10 detan hm
During the fortnight there have been ITO ARRIVAL OF yes
sels e this port or these, fourteen were from American
IoIs on the Atlantic eight Of which were clippers Fent
tive we're iIom foreign ports, Of which I've were ron
Europe and three from China; ten were steamers and
lie Chinese immigration has again commenced: In
the three vessels from Hong Kong so9 Ceesals have
I Grrived. - .
Alexander Hamilton third engineer of the steamer Cali
r1a was shot in Jackson st San Francisco, the lOtt
/ Of February The murder grew out of street ARRAY
Hamilton was from Philadelphia, and aged about SO years
l Mexican arrested during the day whom Il was sup
. posed had some knowledge of the affair.
M Frederick Smith, bis wife and three children, sr
rived in san Francisco February ?, in the steamship
Brother jonathan; they were formerly from Buffalo
NY On the 5ih Abbey died aged years the th th'
mother died. aged % years 18th the father died. ageC
ls years Their diseases were fever and dysenery.
JoseIh Libby, miner, and Frenchman by birth, an'
On Indian woman, were drowned Monday evening
18th ult while ATTEMPTING to cross the sanslaas River
Two Mile bar
ToR GUAYNAs-The ZOraida viii sail for Gusyma
within twenty four hours the arrival OF the steamer
hy which final news is expected Of the nature OF Genera
Gadsdens treaty The passengers by The Zoraida as tn
master il ioMs about 100 and are mostly Amee
cane The Patra cleared the 9Th with about 80 pal
serges mostly Germans, French and Ae1ieans, for N
gsn.eIort
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Now Watch and JeweIryy STORE
"a Pemberton House. g
Water street, HYeiotv M oh,roe.

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thepublic gcieyav thai he ms iocaie II, lie com
a!odloas bre build Iosmcfiy known aa the ..sI
goaS s sPys snsssa 81 Sa
BEe Pelbetton Hsise is situated Immediately
the Steamboat Ialng near tic Iepot OF Inc isa
and Ohio Raroad aEordpg passengers for tho
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enda to his onse and solicts share pabio
agcl4l ~ l-l-a % afeo-tf
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sa5 ld4S|da -. MaasIEs syirfi ia rae
M sJist received and for sale atot y ,ilsis
zdcl9 10 p y 2 faboNL0StsS4NfAxIyIsBL
7TI5IFI
" 1000 Gilt cigarsit ss sis ia i M
sl5af5 ia 5g sggv fEllgRh9s ctgaIs is3s siff
af5sl q 1000 F Dofado do aieslala5 ft9 bIfs
~ s9O0i @ Masiinstonl ionnlnept cigarsil ies
to iEtaoS3 ttaeSS iagsa Eisesliss as 50 do 90 aea.
g g sS0s :lisla dfaz ptiRetre y
yfi II ii 90 boxes (, lb. lump Iobaeeoi III 81 SIS
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eetsi SO. y 30 q d. y G.f vMl L4ueHIiN.
,rtiE + BEST a I'd Cd EsA PEST STOCK
spffng Goods In tic OF ~ may be found
al Tic s i.li iha
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s.ss aa d % e s,sS 3
Ter good sio as any house il; the city and to sei
a ass s ssP es @
ioIs,lal ehasg esew hc, etrouble to show goods
E,,. &c, j G. ifEFr1Yi is, Main ST.
SNUFF.t 8s I3gsft 7II5S
In UsT received Bbis snf small selected blsdders
osIsnlthb bic Tor retailiradc. NJ almlIss1a lliif
PIANO sFORI'ES AND MEL0DEONSs -i6i
Us'r OPENED a fine Rosewood Piano Fortes, from
IS ols
all of which factory priees 5aE
large Of bic music, 20 Union
Seg is the time ifyoa wantEa bargain,
AlLY IN 'TIME FOR THE SEaSON i! -
NV ID. MoTTR e BRo,s. hrst stock or new stgs
being sS Ssss Ss sle street
q Il g specify artisles but suffice ii to
%as ~ s fSs e N
llsE zls1 ID sl..ll mfl4
1000 loes lSaesSii iSs ,yGG, SP555 aWiPei q d 81
19e e dsz ss;. he'd , cords ! and pIeusi lines,
si.seli Iozp s.l cotton co,hes iines;i n
% 90 eSh eSiis batter ssSSs KSPs! nfs' aa9la a
haL pair gaysl ana skin oarsss ~ 81
FaTpa4iiisy dfay Covers and awnings, on hand and
made g st ie serlass store, Of
dImr1ol.il a5aa a.at tsaass eIIAss H.lBRRRY.i9
The Lutte of Zion. 7gl
'SEfs '' sssEPss
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nefs eIcs, III Woodbury., author OF The Duci-
mer, etc assisted BY Rev H. MaItIson pastor OF Saint
JoAi,t Methodist k thnfeh, 6rk. z %
Also, supply Method hymn books, Cantca Lau4
dus Christian Minstrel Haydens sacred Meiodeon,
received and for sale at lowest prices bJ ilf
deeso t'1' s. & :. No N g 81 Monroe Il.
A SLIGhiT5 MISTAKE IN THE POETI
Beauty trlten NE Inost!,'
Z sssss, s q ea me
w. ID. M Oftel 5tslits
and tho elegant Silks, andeyefy style OF DRESS
ODS, nanles, bonneis, savls, ETnbToideTes dc.,
Which they NOW daily At their store
kct street. 3is3sssfa inff1
FRENCH GOLD BAND CHINA.
6SoMPRlSING entire Dinner Sets, sep pieces
", We guarantee article and than ac
ton average prices HOBBS, B1IfNfs q Coz
ssmri . Monroe st. rear tie Post Once.
NJ OSS.
o BAIEs fine Moss received per steamboat Persia, and
Z Q for s9ic; b; jaies JOHN lSNoTR.
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Great through nine for the Last.

t.
TiHB Baltimore aid Ohio Rail nad Wheeling to
BalIimone, and connecting with the w ashingtofi
rancl Rail Road at the Junction Claely called the Relay
House, miles nom and with the Piiadel
ia, Wtlmngto and Baltnos Rail Road 10 Philadelphia
fhe tunnels the liReare comrleted
tlie WHOLE road y IN one or The
now and splendid steapier Union Biie ifom
louisville and at Wheel
ings and through tickets from these places TO Baltimore
&c. may be had of the agents,
loron the boats. 6 5ifi 5 d sssls5sz ~, q z
The express mai tan daily at O'Clock
"a NJ, time and atrtyes a Cumhellan9 Col
Baltimore (3S0 miles, at tile noxt ming.
the throush in about 20 hours Including all
stonpages. fsiss ula.i. 'sfsi3s a. 50
checked through any the eastern points
without clatge ss5f
Washihglo at the Jthctlo and hadeiphia, ut Bal
tifn6e, without extra fayeIers are allowed
time and NIL points to obtain theireals.
Through tickets from " Yheeling to ialhmore with
privilege lying anywhere the route, S,60-fo
Washington $3.50 to deIphia, St0to be had on
board steamer s,ot the Union Line the Ohio. ard
fylte. - may sysIi PARK ER. Gen,l. SuI,t
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Special Notice.
NEW ARRANGEMENT,

- " -r1r4A4N<A ~
g;sss g;s;ss.:. g!s;.ssss a;sls
Witeeiing 70 Gtspelaud ii ,pslpe H0i,s,
clgYELAND ANp i11sBuReHR4IIRodD,
td PROM NEI.IsvILLE
IN eoltaeetion ssit eplssdia efdetrhsef sfea,ers
Winchester and Diurnal.
nj The /. M steamer w NcliHs e.
issssss ssss csPii %iissiiss ssS 3 s. ASHss. %ss.
lays. Wcdnesday and Fri.
ssssu S g.
soe 4 ~ and reach weiisyiiie IN time u
Rspasss n il Ief ne casrslaiia and pfasstzga
hastseae' 5or' easFtia'ta;
The above steamers connect Wheeling withtle
BALTIM0RE3& & OHIO RAILROAD;
UtNioN LINE iis!sS 6F Fi.sII s s5rIsAh1Erss
anaths foa anu parherssars,
Passenger ticketed through from wheeling, steaJ
e between and
Tie csy land and Pittsburgh Railroad ali
LEvEnasp, convslspss Il oIscIsaATI mn RAlLnoAp
Toledo. Nor,sait ard sSf cisse elaaa Isaihsaa.
e. IakR Il ssfIe gaoRssRsfIRoaD ias Rsi l,s 5ss
ron TIE EAsr.
hIcago. Racine. Siwaue Of Great ss, for Baif
sIo, Sagars EaIls Albany for New York, via
VIII ti this Cheap comfortable, and pleas
aux route
l5g lfefHFniiis.
sbeys Railroads. and at Wellsye with above named
SIC! IA x q %. /, gents; W wheslfng.
ALEX spoYlE. Ageat s q stsa6slyiils ! y
lLee2s-i0s y. q p r. u. Cleveland.
l. Thomas n. Gibson, 81 iF
k.ts II UNI E r. al n DIG s. F ITTERs
No Onion 81, opposite G. III Berry IS Rope slore.
lssys his Iiends and Tie in gen
gas and
He has constantly lead and iron pines, com
mon ald patent pumps, bath boilers,
Prssts isniiIess hot and soa OLD
e lead and Iron
scni esl etc. Factories, etc filled with
Also, shandelIers. pendants, brdckets, belar lights
iet Il the above pla,e win pe @ g =
eeIyes eli u and promptly at ieniedto.
l,tnlps saLennonss lttst lllaL 4 - 70 ap6-6l1d
ai1 % JOHN 3. B.WOMELI..
sisia Il "a Union Stt,set, IL, si3sss
WHEELINti,2V w VA, #
DEALER IN DRUGS, EpfciNEs, PANTS, OILS,
DyE-sruFFs, HATENTs sAIEbIciNEs, tl5 S.B 9is3
FEREuMERYssS 81 c., &C., ssf n
on hand oI fresh and pgIe
dull - f % Ts Meieies ass p6fehs
set from The best eastern Houses. 20 6pS a 5i 81
of Lemon
Now Watch and JeWeIrys Store.
ROOM, Nod Wrshfngton 1Enil, Al0itr0e 81. gs
les1 vi E EsE1 NGl,e VI ts5 4
his sel selected stock eioeEs is
s tss MRS IS Ss e is Now
keys, DIS and 81 * ls{i -
sa, sssf sIss Sl sSS %
Pure tea dessert, and salt
Plated and German forks, spoons, butter kni
PORT lnonpacs, pocket cutlery. issors;
ggny PINE tazols. strols, shaving cream, etc.i u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-30
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., Sc.
H. ClkUHHBAGEkEsIS would announce To his
friends and the public that furehas
Gu INC senior IN the lately
will continue the same At The old sana No. f5. Main ST.
and would respectfully Solicit merit aeuntiu
uanee OF the patronage so bestowed I
He hasjust returned nom the Eastern cities, and is now
opening anlextensiye and well selected stock anil
Che nieas Fsi,cy articles, &c, ail which
were strict inspection with
eFnpulous quail and arc now offered
tothe nubc on tte Terms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-30

800 9RlgI 75 sofIA.ISI IANITI5APS. Z 7755z5 81 =
DeceiyinE daily, stys Of hats and cans, which
LII am selling eiean than g q A5 5lIl3 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-30

produce and cotprnissiou merchant, has
on IIii and Tor sate ~ = 49, -
800 bps Potatoes, Pink Eyes md Blue Aieshailoes.
~ 40 bushels Clover seed. 80
Give him 4 "a 4srISs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-30

Ellis PrincIdes e6i6gy new and entirety re-
sysed ediiion, ninstr maps plates and wood.
cuts, vol svo, feb1 WILDE 6 BRu.E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-30

DISSOLUTION.
f7lHE partnership toEofe exiSne under the rrn 81
Cowgirl g Mcswords has been tha day been dissoly,