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dY,e Gentlemen
are now greater ndueens than purchase Esir
SPRING AND SUMMER oLoTHING
or
10. ID DREW,
.s'esU Sasaassaees. Clothing.
P ERSON, RISON s. G

formerly Sherman Person)
@ Ftei Corner Canal and Magazine nreets
receiving entire tho latest styles
Spring aud Summer Additions by every
New styla Cashmerette and Zephyr Cloth Frocks;
New style Light Cashmere Wihdsors;
Black Alpaca Bombazne and italian Cloth Windsor;
White Duck Goats veua; r
Elegant figured Marselles Vests;
Fancy White Linen and &erno Pants;
Summer Tweed aud New Style Cashmere Pants. saw
Also, splendid Silk Linen and Bni Caya,s
Colored HIIose Isle Thread and Silk Gcres Merno
Silk Under Dawers every furnishing Goods
Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts of ali qualities few Exceso
Mode Collars tnsw syle) just received.
Call aud examine prepared offer goods
prices PERSON HARRISON d co
auqle odq0 ,
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The house Of Erastus Corning s. Co. have
proposed to take the construction bonds of the
Mobile and New Orleans Railroad Company,
which has been organized to build the road. As
Messrs. Corning Co. will have the supply OF
the iron rails for the road, they have stronger
interest in doing so than ordinary capitalists
would have.
The above is from the New York Evening
Post. If the information therein given be cor
rect, we hardly think that those Of our progress
sine citizens who are now SO hostile to that
magnificent enterprise will continue to impede
its progress by unnecessary and unreasonable
opposition One thing is clear, that this pro-
ject is we'll entertained North, and by men who
are not easily taken in by shallow, impractical
BILE propositions. On with the work!
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Died:
On Weinesdy afternoon May hafpa O'clock JAMES f.
eldest Of James c. and Catherine Kahnan
days-
90 The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of his parents, Benye
haras etresa HIS AFTERNOON, at half past o'clock
On Wednesday morning, May al Ole oGk DANIEL r.
Walden 81 years. Portsmouth, H. for .Le
last years resident of city.
~ s friends and aquauanees invited attend his funeral
without further notice. from his late Josephine
gnzne and Live Oak Streets THIS MORNING o'clock.
On Wednes after MAY halfpa o'clock after lin
Reriog lnts MIS- ANNA MARIA JOHNSON aged "a years.
Of toe late G, W, Piasn-
E Her friends and these of her family respectfully
tend her funeral THIS MORNING. o'clock from her late rsJ
snce, No. 1873 St, Joseph stsee without further notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

A boy aged IL years, a son of Mr. Daniel
Stokes, was killed on the LIST inst, near Oxford
Miss The boy vas riding home from the field
refractory horse, when the horse became I'M
manageable and threw the boy off his back
The lads foot unfortunately caught in q loop of
q trace chain attached to the harness, and the
horse ran about three quarters of a mile,
dragging the little fellow after him. When the
horse was stopped the hoy was dead, and his
body dreadfullY torn and mangIed
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CANCERS opnEp.-pr. Frazee has the honor

inform the public that he prepared this
disease; and he will GUARANTEE CURE In EVERY CASE
when vital may be seriously Even then
The sufferer obtain much Those afflicted with
affections are invited to visit Dr. ttions
As evidence OF his sincerity his confidence system
treatment Dr. F. will undertake every pre-
sened and make charge until patient
cured without the the knife. Twenty
mai will package CANCER SPECIFIC with full
directions for Address DR. FRAZEE,
mil Dolly Charles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

ANoTHER ARCTIC SEARCH. The Toronto Globe
says serious apprehensions are entertained re-
spectiug the safety of Capt, Coliinson, who went
out 70 Behring's Straits, in company with Cap
tain Mcclure, to search for Sir John Franklin
Search is now being made for him as well as for
the long lost Sir John, both on the eastern and
western coast of North America.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE, OR LIEN KENTUCKY.
This is the title Of story of Kentucky life just
published by Appleton & Co., New York, which
we have received from Mr. J. B. Steel, booksel-
Ter, Camp st. 1t is written by Mrs Mary J.
Holmes, Kentucky lady, somewhat celebrated
in the literary world. From the glance we have
had at the book, we judge that it will meet with
great popularity. 1t is highly spoken Of by the
uewspapers on all hands
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

The Sheriff, who hung the murderer Clough,
has received much praise from the corps repor-
torial of Massachusetts, for the gentlemanly and
dignihed manner in which he performed that
duty The amiable official will, no doubt, re-
ciprooate those kindly feelings, should any of
these gentlemen require anything in his line of
ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

Mr. Washburne, editor of the Alta California,
in San Francisco, who, it will be remembered,
was, not long since, wounded in duel by Mr..
Washington, editor of the Times and Transcript,
of the same city, is a younger brother of the
Messrs. Washburne of the House of Representa-
tiyes, from Maine and Illinois,
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.l1esU hooks.
AT &c. MORO ANS

AT J. G.. MORO ANS,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post.ohiee
MELBOURNE AND THE cEINcIIA ISLANDS. By Geo. W Peck
HsNcK's FIELD BOOK FOR ENGINEERS.
AN ART STUDENT IN MUNICH. BY Anna Mary Hewitt
THE PRESERVATION OF HEALTH. BY DR.. John C. Warren
MISS LEsLIE'S NEW RECEIPTS FOR COOKING
THE cArAcoMBs OF ROME. By the Right Rev. Inersbam
KIP, d d.
A YEAR WITH THE TURKS. By W. W smgth. Etc
myll 2pTh&AlltW G MORGAN
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE ONO LEGISLATURE.
The Legislature of Ohio adjourned sine die on
the Isl instant They will not meet again, &C
cording to the new Constitution, until the first
of January 1856
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

Mr. Benjamin Snow, of New York, has beer
compelled to pay $4,000 damages for injuries
caused to a little girl, by running over hel
while driving at reckless rate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

FOR THE CURE OF CHOLERA DIARRHcEA, DYsENTERY, Ere
B This medicine Ohond be every family. Taken in SEASON.
Diseases which prove Dangerous no, Fatal
Persons travelling should have bottle with them
bowels likely tooccur by changes climate
sale by 1G POTTER Co.. So St. Charles street. and Druggists
generally. MOD sn,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

The Postmaster General, learning that the
franking privilege has been abused by forgery
and otherwise. has issued instructions to post.
masters that the law of 1925 must be enforced,
by which any member franking other matter
than his own, will be subjected to fine Of ten
doI1ars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

Herr Driesbach, the lion tanner, has been led
captive to the hymenial altar by Buckeye
belle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

The trial of Mrs. Hayes, indicted with her
husband for the murder of Dr. Lutener, COM
menced on the ID inst, at New York, before a
crowded courtroom
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

A very bitter personal quarrel is being car
ried on through the newspapers, by Charles
Gavan Duffy and John Mitchell, leaders of the
Irish revolution in 1S4S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

The Presidents veto of Miss Dix's bill, grant
ing lands for the benefit of the INDECENT insane
occupies about three columns in the Globe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

THE NEW THREE DOLLAR GOLD PIECES. The
new three dollar gold pieces, just issued from
the Philadelphia Mint are beautifully executed
The front has an Indian head with a feathered
crown, with the words UNITED States of
America around it. The reverse has the
words 's Three Dollars within wreath of
wheat, corn, oak leaves, and acorn, and the
date of issue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

SUMMER CLoTHNG.--We beg to call attention
to the advertisement of G. B. Drew, No. IA
Charities street. His stock of fine Summer
Clothing is from the most fashionable Northern
manufactures and is offered at very reasonable
rates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

The trial of the alleged Martha Washington
conspirators was e-commenced at Helena, Ark,
on the LIST inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

The Clinton State Paper announces the death
of DR.. A. j Ronaldson, one of the members Of
the late Legislature, from East Feliciana Parish.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

Twenty steamboats, have been built in Pitts
burgh and its vicinity during the year ending
April 5. Forty five are now in process of con-
struction
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

tages arising to it from the equitable provision
of the Legislature, in the name of common
sense, oh, More Anonl what is to hinder it
from doing SO
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Death oas Eeats and Esoac1es.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
g Guaranteed to be the most safe for
the destruction OF these troublesome sale by
M~. M..." J. WRIGHT & Co.,
mys step 15l Chartrcs stro.t
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Dc. ERichfer,a

Vl4tS-HItA4N iUOI LI-ACHL DhUPo.
E FOR the rsf and Of that distressing pain which
many OF US are daily suffering remedy which offered
For sale by J. WRIGHT q CO.,
gap No Isl C,hartrea a. ,e.t No o.,.,r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11

Hendrickson, convicted of the murder of his
wife, was hung at Albany, N. Y, on the 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11
New ORLEANS, May 10, 1854.

Mr.. Editor Of the Crescent;
Will you please, through your paper, call the
attention of the Street Commissioner to the
filthy condition of Baronne street, between
Canal and the depot of the Lafayette Horse
Cars. The offal accruing from at least q dozen
houses in the neighborhood is piled imme-
diately near the depot, and Suffered there to
remain for weeks, making the street almost i'm
passable on account of the stencil
Yours etc
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HeaU Goods.

t The Subscribers receipt Chcicu and Superior
Stock OF
SUMMER CLOTH NG,
Manufactured by their House York expressly for the CITY
retail trade, and comprising desirable in Goods
and Styles Also UNDER GARMENTS kinds in use
THOMPSON, NIXEN g. CO.
apps 9ptf NJ, 10 ca,,, -.
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ours, etc.

CULTIVATION OF SUGAR IN LOUISIANA. The
quantity of sugar raised in Louisiana for the
past six years was as follows:
1s4s-220 000 hhds.
18497-247 .923 hhds increase '4s 3osT4 per Ct
1862 2h3 hhds decrease from '49 14,91 per Ct
ls5l-236547 hhds. increase so IL per ct.
lSa2-32l.934 hhds increase over ISL. S609Y per ct
lS53-4a9,324 hhds. increase over 52, $3.50 per ct
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Married:
Died

On Tuesday evening" May the residence of the father
A. T0AS M Esl and Miss ELIZA youngest daughter oil p
Shields Ekq., all Of tnis city.
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The Clerk of the steamboat Peter Tellon has
our thanks for st. Louis papers
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y. Hepaj. Gyeondfer.

q y l. l. E G I o r.
NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, etc,
~ Office at coRsoS ARMsTRoNG's, So Camp street.
ESr Office Hoars from to 10 A M. and 5P.M.
10 ReferencesH T. Lonadale, j. Lands Co.. Corson
Armstrong, MA ,-1nao,
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Creme E1e RoMSy CHAMPAGNE.
JACOUESSON A. Fills RRANn

JADQUEooUN q Fills BRAND.
An entirely different article from the Creme Bouzy other brands
g NOW LANDING the above and other bapdaia
quarts and pn and will receive, the day ssll
further supply.
inns Wine decidedly superior other Champagne imported
into this Market well known have tried JACoUEsseN
Fills CREMEDE BoUzT or FLEUR DE sILERY
Gp Aao on hand usual the hest WINES az
LIQUORS the market which will be oti On
any other hoase in the city,
jana 9pH SEwFTr II TkyTnp ~, 1sp...,-,-.
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.Medicae Kug,asoti0s,.

~ Dr. EDW JENSER cone having succeeded by Medical
Inhalation In efef,ng Cure ar the failure all remedies tried by
Tue ao nAht physcans of Philadelphia Paris haa for nearly
eay yea directed his attention the process 40 means Of cure
1t confidently asserted that by means Of Inhalon and tb
indispensable adaEsns of tonic detet byeenc character
very many cases Of psease of the Lnng TAroa now deemed
ineurable, will be found amenable to the healing art
9 Every information cheey given by applying AT No OK
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RNfs. Gnns. &c

iSA AT WHOLESALE. "a
sV onehundrsdca ses HATS, comprising agrsa.Tsrioiy
LR,FUR, CASHMERE, MEXICAN WOOL, sTRky PhLuIEI
dGAMPEACHT HATS, foYsaieby
tyIt ipdsw ERosr \ m IN Ne,.-.oo..-.
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T'er0satsn Hotel, .NesD Orleans.
nEn1rnnInN I'M ppIGES

t The Rates for Board this Hotel otter date,
stead Of % day, will be ms follows;
Ladie1 Ordinary, pr day 50
Genleman's do. do. 2 90
Board only, do. do per 500 -
myt On IS j. W. YOUNG, Proprietor
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soutlter,, Military .acaNen,g

EOOE at q. ". elMOOGtyVS E8FlCe3.
es- Half a dozen f a.-ra.e SHIRTS for ~ so.
Half dozen L. c. nANDKEecHTEFs, ady homlned) Tor 81 So
Half dozen SUMMER SOCKS, (bleaehed) for sl.
Half dozen SUMMER HNDERsHiRTs for a. 10. ... ~
Half dozen SUMNER CRAYATS (new slyle) for 81 81
Hiatt dozen SHIRT COLLARS (throe ply for so cents
-Four MARsEILLEs VESTS, (ieh paterus) iora
figures ncts and no humbug The rule ssa
profits and quick will apply every article
Geutemen's at Mooty's.
t The right place your SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER "a,
S. N. MOODY'S,
N. 0. Mandatory of Gentsmen's Garments
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Genfgenlepa, Take Notice.
sR- The New per City have arrived at
S. N. MO0DY'S,
Corner Canal md Exchange Place.
And his patrons, who have ktadly waited for bts
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK,
select tho splendid
SUMMER UNDER CLOTHING, 800
SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER GLOVES, and
FANCY ARTICLES, In great variety
M0oDY's CELEBRATED SHIRTS
be had low n, linen bos5ulg eg
E9g Shirs made TO order Il any style.
" Remember 5. N. Mo0DY'S htdvess. splO7ptf
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! r. B, SYKES AUCTIoE)
R. M. MONTGOMERY & CO.'S SALES.

Furniture, Furniture. :. Furniture
BY r. M. MONTG OMERY s. co.
TyHIS DAY, May II, at 10Y o'clock, will
Old Auction Mfr 81 Camp street. FOR account Of
whom may askorment of Now and Secondhand
FURNIt URE, comprising @4sls.
aiahcRsny Walnut Bsdeads, mo Bureaus Sofas Chairs,
Tables Easy Chats Lounges Marble sdebosrds Wash
stands Mirrors Maasseu Bedding Carpets, Kitchen Furniture etc.
TER.s-Cash mylI
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Roots, Shoes and Broga4as,
sIsSaF AT WHOLESALE.
ER4S 'Andngrom ship Norfolk
49, sortmeu Of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoeANs, HATS, tAls
ssc piantatb2nsiupPlied With prime RUssET BRoGANs
EExICAN, PALM LEAF STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS .,
ahs lowest market priees.by
iris spdAw u RRnsT d CO, 10 Magazine .trset
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-21
Notice

UNg up5srsgued having bought out the entire stock OIL
i oOds belonging TO MetSrt, Wheeler d lAkln MoT.
cham 1ailOIs would beg cave 70 ln0Tn lhe cllLele o
Wheeling and vicinity that no Intends carrying on The
MeiehanITullohn buSlueSs In the same room formerly
OeeunIed By Msssis Wheeler & Lakln and having OBJ
lained The services OF both O the former pTopr be
10 me- aTed 10 make up der every aItle IN hi ne,
IN thehisst style aud best manner Al very short tiee,
and very low ior ca d. Having plaGe stock on hand now
he 10 determined 10 sell YeTY low 10 Tejite htalOth aud
make room for tue RpIlng GO0l9 Now lei rare ehlce
10 Cet good clothing gched. He WlllWarunt eSety article
10 u a. Recommended or no talo'
Como one, come ALL F...-
n And lVe us call,
hpt2 ]. II. sTtLLNAN.
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! Super Phosphate Of Lime.
ynnsps rauANoa


lHIs valuable eriAr has been used iot seysrti years
I'D Bhyland umd Othe pats OF kuIope, aud leNt 10 k
io hO dS The hghott hnk III popularity and Tie extent 70
which II 10 used among RarmaTe. lie Introduction Ia th'
country BY tle subscriber has been oregeeenl, but The
prUgress Il has made IN The eAlmton Of The public has
moi been less mtted auecebtiu than abTOad ler ul
lhdls three yearA nveaNsAOn Of its medls In which
time there hpA teen very many .eTyPplOpg eSIeiReny
made by tic mOst tcenhc ngIlepltuliais and various
tlubs, COmmees, nc side BY side Peruvian Gu'nO, a.
10 lis relative value with tho llle and IN most
instances preference given TO The ,Spper Phosphate o.
Lme.n Such Teporla as returned Will shortly be placed
before The public, which win convey mole Information
thtnthe subscriber feels dleosed 70 ohsrt uo The nlIu
heIHTer hlthe present moment ,li lr O. lls
lsohsmleal oOmp0lltOnls OF that nature 10 n once L-
loTd food aud nourlshmenl oSowi OF all descriptions,
iit btait being ttuhed gtoud "Bohti Tie efficacy 0t
which manure 10 already well known and appreciated.
wlieh AJe deoompOstd BY lbe addition oi one fh their
welght OF Suphuie Acid 10 whlth added pI0pUr'
lion Of utnO and Sulnhaie OF Apmoula the LATER isone
0 The mot ssitnl afonls In The best Peruvian Guano,
II 10 easy handed being In perfect POWDER II will be
lOund suitable 10 an soils WarRnled puIe and Ienuln',
and when al maturity TO- he odud tsefeaelOu1 "a here Ie
Rteteuled -1A
Pamphlets will be forwarded on application to the sub
seTibeT ortO ht lgenls whUse Anles ate % iallowg
MesssB, McGluder q Sons, RclmOnd Va.
10 ROwleui HARDLY a. 20, Petersburg, Va.
do BoTnni & Mclean, Norfolk, Va ~
DO G. N NiewsLl, kS9p B9lmore, Nd.
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GAPS.

UhPS,
ID RCRlYkn this day, The best assortment Of Gents
& yuutbs, and chldien6 elolb cape ever brought 10
ihs city, a wing been selected with gTett care az regards
SlJie AID qualify They eOmpllse In part aS lolOwsi-
eht cloth OpeIa, back aid Wlei eeuls hair eolhdoi
black dab aud green riding, hunting aud Apollo ~
IIso tbe gSypliu Perennial cricket cap, new attleei
together With eyery ollie desofpoh Of bay Or ea eAlah1
milf sfaf'rH Sd. llAhfkh nVN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-21

n &D. BAYHA have removed Othrlr new aud spa
O clio brick b9dlnss 10 Mbrl el street, where they
uianufuctut. end keep Oh hand,
" TIN AND BHBBT IRON WARE,
nd keep Tor sae Jlpal Wave and louehod Furnishing
Hardware. AsOth6 laea Siyes Of Cooking stove ell o.
sheataey wse holtsalsa and Rcallut The The lerrs'
market prices Ttelt Old eust9et and PUZZLE gser-
a Invited II cell and examine their eloOk Rrrrv
ieteTrton on aTl0losin their SGG oirry made " Or
~ ~ ~ u Clahi0iiv
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NEW SAYINGS BANK STORE
Ar TuE oip POsT uYEIcE OPPOSITE TIlE N'LUHE

RIO the cllEeni or wheeling and yClntyi Feeling very
tbalkl oI lie llbeOl pllJOnaSe received fTOnl YOU,
deem Il proper CfoT your lneTeslH ls well MY own)
10 ea youI aiienon 70 my eortitniy iepepthed t.oek
al Boois ghoes HAtt Caps Unbrets aud Garrett Sacks
Al the corner Oi Mlrketoud Monroe tIcts lrelng eOn-
adenl there s no sreaie variety 10 this naTke while 10
Quality atO no. suIpasied n Neaetn Viipiuia aud IN
5Tlce bndtbod by no one. Therefore esetliuly in.
vic you an 70 cl en- emlno m llook, and In The Ian
si,r; oi'fits, u will itbor-slhol beto1e ihe con ofne
essSty lhe unrlenu Of hppo, aHd the pupil Of aTgt
IA iIe dl1s, pifileulay would say haze AlArse
oasnilty ii Preieh Lace, Straw, atd blald BonnetS,
vbieb / wintel al cost a. The season " advancing !
have also quanlliy Of allk end cieIs b9nlei, Wshl
70 euniit merchants We would sty iLliwe will dupi'
e,ie uny bt bouyhtlnlhe tliei, for eash la99
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HIaHLY- -IMPORTANT

NTRLsONiSP Prsmlvm Chinese LuslraI WdshIng Field,
IN Tie uedlet impIoye1eHl yet discovered OT uaVnI
labor end sX1 ense hl washing COlhng and Ho0 Clean
Ing Linens and Cotons wlshed hy this Fluid will be
whller aud sonoT han Than iG beaehed on the ETuts,
WARRAN NtsD no. 10 lniule ihs ibHt, Fuery idylmy
sssfy beTtel onthat point By sOaklnga pee OF Cotton
or llrshin ihe Fluid, fl strength, for q hourA Wheb
WIIeeaTy show lhal Il hutt DO hulely harmless wien
dilute wtl3 GALLONS Of Whlef 70 halfl pint or auid
The Chlness wtshinS Fluid Is worth three times The
tlngs AlXpenee which viii buyenopgh for aaIge nmlly
washing, which eau be done In OF houta.
Manuiseuted and sold BY he subscriber, who hasblA
iy ypuiehiied The rishl for OhI0 ounyt Va
JAS. MBLLOR,
AUrq No, 90, VuOnSh, WhefllAg. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-21
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WILLIS PIinelrss OF Geology, new and eHllTFly rs
j ylted edition, uIi,d with maps, plStts dnd wood.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-21
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Great Though Lime for the Hast,
uNHR BAlhmOTe aud Ohio Rnil bOad rom wheelRg 10
BainnioIe, and eonreciins with Tie Washington
Itoh Rh Road al the Junction (laslT called hs Relay
House, o miles llOm BALTIMORE, and with The Phllade
iha Whining llam0l Raj Road " Philadelphia.
Tho great tunnels upon Tho llno are now eomreled and
ihe woe road ID IN fine condition, presenting OF The
most picturesque end romantic routes IN lhe world,
The nav and splendid sclloIV 0lthe UuiOn Line nom
louisville aud Clntlnnttl connect Will thlsTOad Al Wheel
luS and through tleels IOm there places 10 baltimore
waslpBtOn, Phlladelpla, &e may be tgent',
nr on the boats.
The ssSIless nAillpneSyeA wheelIngdailyn al O'Clock
g. st., (Wheellhg uDe) and aTryesat Cumberland C20l
mesJ at 7p NJ aud allowing two hours ts aEyes In
Baltimore (3SO mes,) M tle heXl morning nl
kinsih ethVshin about 20 hOuS, including al
alOppase3f L.ilr.lg lrL 90 M il II
gligiag, checked through OSuy Tie e1aternipInls
without chalge
WAsbson u The JintiiOn and for padelphlu, Al BAL
lmors extra ehag. Traveller ars allowed am
Die Tine aud opportunity all points obian lelT meas
Tbronlh tltkets nom Wheeling 10 Bsliimore, (wlth
rHvege oIylhg over tnygere on the Ioute,l IS 60-to
WAsMnsl6a $3.50 10 phllAdelpbo, SlO-lp be had on
pard Tie SlsleH o lhs Union lins on lhs oho, ard Of
tie Rail Road Agents Al WheelnBkJ D. FOap)& MOunds.
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