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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

DRUSSEIS POINT LACES-MIIIER h GRANT, 81
ID broadway are selling point q iaiguile vaencien-
Hon,ton and Chantlly aces 1T prices much below
former seasons their stock of black thread ves un
equalled in style and prces; also Paris, St. Gau and
Glasgow smbroderies Of every description. N. Be-
vera articles in description OF lace just invented
N. G. being the exclusive agents for it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

A GENTIEMAN-OF RESPECTABLE PARENTAGE,
professor Of the French language wishes to obtain
q few pupils in private family, where board will be
given equivalent for his services form class Ia
teach the above language in his evenings The best Of
reference given to character and abilities. Please
address 4. d., 81 Lspenard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

DIT n REwARD.--LOsT, ON FRIDAY LAST A
MlU large, black Newfoundland dog answering to
isZack.' Also black and white slut, answering to
the name Of Del" Any person returning the above
dogs to l3 ReAde street. will receive the above reward
and thanks of the owner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

T RIeH LINENS, DAMASK AND SNOW DROP TABLE
i cloths, brown cloths, Union damasks and cloths,
napkins, towels handkcrchiefs, sheetngs &c. Dealers
supplied by VIM MATHEWS, 50 and 81 Catherine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

FTNHESPIAN ASSOCIATION BROOKLYN MUSEUM
u Monday, December %, the play Of EvADNE; to b.
followed by THE BROOKLYN LlkDEAKHANZ, and the
drama OF THE CHARCOAL. BCKNEf-kvxine, Miss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

HURE OF CORNS BY MADAME BERNARD NO. 49,
~ bowery, east side, between Broome and Delaney
streets. Madame B. respectfully informs the public
that she has reduced her price in order TO enable
to be free from PAIN and feels confident IN pro-
missing that she win corns bunons nails grown
in the Hesh, &C., without causing the least pain
convenience. Persons be attended to 1T home,
at Madame B. . residence from until O'Clock p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

A N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF LACRS AND EN-
IA broidcres viii be sold by Peter Roberts 4 Co., 81,
Broadway. during the present. week, at unusually Low
priccs-sets in laccs and embroidery consisting Of col
lars and sisevss; chemsette and sleeves colArettes
sleeves and point all specially got up elegantly sat
able gifts, by PEER ROBERTS CO.. 375 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

m, WHOLESALE GRoCERS, LIQUOR DEALERS AND
81 manufacturers The subscriber is now importing
a superior quality OF oil of cognac, of which three
fourths u with sixty gallons pure spirit will
produce fine cognac BRANDY his of Rochelle
and Otards brandy Of Jamaica and ST Crox rum arac,
cider and peach brandy Holland schedam schnapps and
Scottish whiskey, acknowledged by the New YorS
manufacturers by the great demand after them Dircc
tions for will invariably be- given by Lr. LEWIS
IEUlHTWANGER 141 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

DUCKIEY'S SERENADERS, 500 BROADWAY.
ID MONDAY, DEC 25-CHRlSTAfAS DAY,
GRAND AFTERNOON CONCERT,
COMMENCING HALF PAST Two O'CLOCK,
which ion will be- produced the popular buresqu
on the opera Of
SOM A II b LA,
in three acts with beautiful scenery, dresses &C
Evening concert vt ia O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25
INSTRUCTION..

MO BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC,
DlOe the business mans essentials, are thorough
~ taught by experienced teachers, at Mr.. PAINES
academies 2b7 Grand street. New York, and 1856 Fulton
street. Brooklyn Ladies' writing classes meet daily at
8 and O'Clock p N. Terms 81, twelve lessons, all
found. Circulars now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

NJ EIROPOLlTAN THEATRE.-MR. BUCHANAN, raf
XNl American actor, who has during the last three
years, been received with great enthusiasm at London
Edinburgh Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool, and other
cities OF Great Britain will make his first appearance
since his return to the United States Tue say Janu
asy 2, 1885, in the character OF HAMLET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25
Alp&,lEsaSAny Ksses

1lsE CANAL STREET, NEAR vAKt.A.--T. = d.
luz VAN NOTES st0ve gtors.-We have = iSrge
sorDen! Of the latest patterns Of svss for sale
sonabs terms Stoves and ranged lined with so~psEons
and repaired CRATES set And rep&ed stovss put up and
pipe Furnished for samc. Also, soapst0ns grddiSe fss
sale wholesale aud retail. The sxcesnce Of the grid.
dies consists IN their requiring but one grsasns wnea
used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

HURST AND ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR CHAIRS
IT awarded TO H. W. KING SON. patent char
MAKERS 466 and 46S Broadway Pivot revolving chairs
recumbent revolving chairs, self acting extension
cumbent chairs, dentists chairs improved invalid wheel
chairs branch reading and writing desks and every
rety Of mechanical chairs for comfort and convenience
Also by permission, manufacturers of Major Searss e.
S. Az travelling invalid chair. NJ W. KING,
W. 81 HAILECK,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

Value Of merchandise put on the market dur
ing the week. ........... s9197l1
the week. Observation-Disclosures. 4s2s4s
Total. ............$ 1,3723oo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

DROTECTION AGAINST FROSTY WEATHER.
1 GREAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
Whitney and Nackinaw, (some very heavy,)
Rose and silk bound, large and beautiful)
Crib, and every other description Of blankets.
Also an immense quantity of
PLAID WOOLL.EN SHAWLS,
Both long and square, including the celebrated
Bay State, Waterloo,
Empire State, Glasgow,
and every other make, quality and STYLE
All TO be disposed OF within the next ten days,
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE.
LORD 4 TAYLOR, 255, 257, $50 and 26l Grand st.,
and (new numbers) A and 40 Catharine street
= ELEGANT VELVET AND CLOTH CIOAKs,
20 per cent below cost.
BRoCHE AND Wool SHAwIs.
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS.
ALL Wool PLAIDs, ONLY A. YARD.
LYONS JONES' 277 Hudson street,
Between Canal and Spring streets.
OFFICIAL NOTICE-THE ENTIRE STOCK OF LACES,
- embroideries, hosiery, kid Gloves &C., amounting to
$50, 900, at MADDEN 4 STEWARDS. No. 779 Broadway,
be sold by LIST January, without reference cost
IN consequent. alteration in their business at that
time. Lsd' will find this grand opportunity to pur
chase for the holidays.
CsCARFS AND CRAvATS FOR GENrLEHEN.-A
beautiful assortment Of the above articles for the
coming holidays received by last steamer, and will
be opened On Monday, the 18th inst.
URsDEII, PERSON LAKE All Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

nB wARD'e UNFORTUNATELY FRiEND-yi Pc
IL vial, and book. Cures In . few hours; nothin,
elise do IL. No. SO Canal street. one door east o
broadway il the place to get this rapid and thoroaxl
remedy-ns whore else In New York. Cures vsrrAstss
or NO pay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20
From my book Of The Past.
The Venus of oanova.


"TSo Jair 70 uoT'hiR-tOO dt5iMs TO I0r''"
SEQ whsre she SiAnda, In shrinking bl1hfulnsl'r
The godds,s queen OF love, and lOvslIneISI
Fresh from the bath, she htaTtea at the sound
or steps intrusive on her sacred ground
And Atiiyst, with seaniy robe and folded arms,
Prom Wanlon gods and man TO veIlher charms,
Ali vain attmpiI the mantle elOsslyprsst
10 the iaIr form, lhe haudS that CLASP the bIeash
Tho dropping body, bent inBracefulfear
And locke thrown Backward from the listening ear
The head aVoTled, and the tlmid eye,
Whsre eonteioun beauty strives with modssty,
Reveal more eharns than, srat, in eIaAsls grove,
MOrtalS were wont 10 woTahlP-god' 10 love-
sure such the form the radiant gOddsah bore
When ocean gave hertz Ouhera's shofsi
wnsrs srorhSo ispbYra played, lsr birth to greet,
And Sehtona laid their treasures at herfssi'
Awhile she fingered, III, with jea'OuS eyes,
The gods beheld, and claimed her f9tstbo skietl
There, throned on high, oerlOve AndjOy TO reign,
Aud M cen Love himself with envlOu' Plln
Too well l feel, whsns'er | look Onthso,
Thou sculptulsd Image Of loves delIyi
Though, lalreT forms tonight, Mound thee thTOng,
Than s'er in Paphein temples Taissd thy SOnEi
Or bTOuShl their YOllYe YIsAths Of early flowers
To deck thy thhLeS. In eonse, rated bowers
Too well, feel that none can raise, Ike thee,
In this 'rtpt heart, The Thrill OF sxluoy,--
Aud nom thy ssnsessS CHAINS TslUelaut turn,
tlwlih PygmillUn's tblsd flame burn.
w. u, B.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

,Atissla battle AasL esn fought and bloody
, on d rspofS bte true The victory O on The side
OF the Bnslith and FIenohs with loss Of 10000
risa, While the Russian los has been $4,000, and
1900 taken pf1onen. AFTER the slow campaign
Of ysai, spent IN gmarOhing IN the hill aud
marching down lgaln," battle hes been Ought
undt most bloody Of The last quarter d a cen.
tury. sebuSoPol Is reported taken, audthe strong
hola Of Russia 10 the South e now, Il the dis.
pllcheS Be correct in the hahdi Of The allisS.--
The loss must b severely felt BY the BussianS as
their military sloles were very valuable and the
quaojily immense, Since the battles Of Napoleon,
AbOukT, the Pyramids, Aeiango, Lodi, aud Wa.
teIlOO, no such battle has been fought and we
look 10 The authsnto accounts end details with
o much interest What will now b ihe,poiey Of
Nicholas will DO problematioal. he cannot TO-.
iiSsi bononLly into ike heart Of bis domitjons,
where he could meet successfully the armies ofihe
world, Tor then he would be Sunenderng the
municipalities, the very Origin Of The war. He viii
either have 10 recruit a onee he scattered fOces
end sglin meet the "apShsd oonqueIOls,'' OF wait
in defeat, Until spring aud then attempt 10 Teuo.
yals bis loIluns. he is BY sF The master spirit of
y Confidential Europe. and we ate much mistaken il
no does not yet rise and show TO tie world con.
hlet Buoh aS It has rarely witnessed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20
Now Yorl, Pouuos,

TLeTe iS certainly lie most anomalous state Of
PSIIieS in New YUtk at present, BrOuSon Is The
Hard Shell candidate, Seymour the Son Shell,
CLARK ths Wing candidate hts,, aud then the cav
blieT Of the Syracuse resolutions. Tie Know.
NOthiEs nominee constitutes the fourth entry, and
there win be queer lime Uf it, we anpTehenI, on
elseilon1doy. Great efforts ere making by the
Democratic press Of the State to huImoniJe the
HiFdS had Sons, but which nominee ID to back
WOlT does PCT pPpsOl. Bronson very popular
win hlolWiug (ihs Haids,) and Il iS thought that
he will IeCeye0 libeIal support from tho Fillmore
whlSi, Of Silver GreYs, u4they are called IN New
York Nomenclature. n such be the fact Bronson
would stand fair chance Of election. Since the
SaIhtosa FFessoil Convention CLARK, the Wing, has
endowed their Anti. Union resolutions, Whiohd u
leave him without the vote Of the Union Wings
Of New York. What effect The .Know.Noihins,
strength will have upon the election remains to be
seen. Take The whole prospect together, and The
result s most doubtful, aud It will hardly repay
one 70 speculate on the probable result, The al.
rhlhistratiOa has made rare piece Of work 10 New
YORK. So much TOT Executive interference ia
State aud PfiV0te Affairs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20
TnE GREAT nAey snow.

10 me Gait0F 81 the M, H.Cuh:
pelcieve that the citizens Of the Buckeye
State have "stolen my thunder" Blight months
since announced the idea OF "Nnlional Baby
Show" al the American Museum, IoiIeTed list
of premiums fora similar purpose 10 our County
Agricultural Society in Stanford Conn, but,
through the squeamshntss Of some Of the mana
gers my piop SlIions were rejected. will soon
publish list Of pfemiuma and arrangements,
which will make the pIeat National Baby Show"
TO be held OF tie American Musepmin November
next, the most attractive exhibition ever held IN
New York. Yours truly
p. 7. BARNUM.
bridgeport, Conn, Oct Q, 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

u-J. S. On, or the Angel OaLrisl,' YVES re.
leased from Jail at Washington City ON wednss,
day Onef a two weeks confinement. 1t will be
scOllseled that he was Imprisoned az disturb,r.
Of the. peace. Some kind fIiend became his bail,
Mr.. Daniel Smith, The Tailor, restored TO him his
buslo and ensign. Before leaving the premises,
Or GSked as hvos that lie might sound bis horn,
~ If 10 announce that he once mole bIealhed the
outside aII Of freedom. The request waS cOmPli
sd'Wilh, when he blew loud and prolonged and
stirring n0lss, attracting 10 the iron grated win.
lows the various inmates Of the institution, both
white and black, male and female, who cOmpIi.
mented him by three hearty cheeH. The reOp.
lent Of this equiVOcnl honor bowed In acknowl-
edgment Of itiand, picking up his "IThPs," has.
tened 10 the soclOck train Of cars, on his way to
BplimoTe, svt.t tgv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

HnpEi's FEGhE Sur DEciDtD. The suit Of
NstSB. Blown, Beokham q Co. vs.. HuEeE repre-
Sshtids the United States, was decided last week
in the Federal Court tt ShuntOn. Va, In favor Of
the defendant. This suit, It will Do Tecollected,
grew out Of claim on the part Of the plaintiffs,
.dndtrh Virginia land warrant, toT portion Of
ground on the Potomac hVef occupied foF so yenIS
by me National Asmory. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20
ENoIgEER NAV WoRLD.P

A COLLlsloN ON rHE PoToMAC.--on Thursday
night, bbOut hall. past 10 o'clock % tile steamer
Mount Vernon was coming 10 Aqua Creek, a Large
sized schooner loaded down with Oysters, was
discovered Immediately ahead, esHyng no light
whatever. The night being very dark SlIe was
not seen until the steamer approached SO near as
10 render colision Inevitable The engines,
however, were Immediately reversed and the slea-
ineT vetTcd out Of her ooutSe, 50 as TO cause the
soil, but not apparently doing further damage.
The steamer was not materially injured. She had
on boaTd near 200 passengers and the accident
caused for brief peloi the most ugOnlsng ieaIs,
particularly among the females. Gteut credit IS
due 10 Capt Mitchell aud his subOrdInates for
their timely action. few moments lost and 10th
vessels would have sunk to the bottom from the
eneolsol a lrghliuI collisions ,Rieh. Die.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

DAN0ER or COLLiSION At sEA.-A lady who
was . passenger on the steamer Hermann few
month"; go, hon New York to Bremen, when she
came ID collision with sailing vessel, near the
end Of bet voyage, gives a thrilling description OF
The panic produced among the passengers, The
shock was very severe, throwing pOssepgers, crew,
AblsS, ehllf,, end other mOyeabe furniture in the
cabin into almost ine1trcaLls confusion, Poriu
inately, no one was seriously injured, and both
vessels goE fatgIy into port. The collision occur.
red duliug datk night and resulted from the fact
thattbs sailing vessel had not sign Of light above
deck, and With nobOdy on The lookout Surely
ilssSlalionis necessary 10 punish such neglect rs
ibt-vhich came very near being fatal to both
sssss,sls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

''WhOn Shall Wo Three Meet Again." /
-' Thele will 10 three brOthsIs, the Nsstia Wash
buInb in The next oOngtess, The only previous
occurrence or such an incident WOS Ii The Con-
fiSt Of le20-9I. The brothers then were william
aai John FindlaY, Senator and Representative
from Penngyivanip, end James Findlay, Repre-.
sentative from Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

Due sh6oTiNo,-7Ths Petersburg (va.,) RS.
riess ehfoaielss an extraordinary feat accomplish
Cd day OF tVo since BY Mr. Henry cOvlnglon Of
7 chesAiaoId. He killed 81 wild ducks al one shot
Il, Said county. At the junction Of swim Geek With
iheAppOmalox. Tie Express says, "lt Is unPEs-
r cedenIel In the oun6lS OF duck shooting, and we
challenge th6 world TO beat IL" .4t..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20
] N 2lMIp.I
TO be Sold.

q BYRRAL well lovsic,i lois suiiIebLnt,.,,
~ nerot Of lhe llompncll Rajlrusd. M hitttta
which ~ Immediately over Tie creek cohi,i etIiJ
heres, AMI would BE- moHt aetliablc pt, ihtS
sold either ID The whole or IN small tots S M, will "
eta. Twenty perct will bslakrninrask IN Y Isthii-
H. one and Two years wlihints'tst non nv W. eilti
S'S hIuvs . IS'' FL. SS Sf roS%s Win
the uley end or the lot, 10 most rOmoits N. " on
and TIE location II desirable, sit, within A., aWtins,
walk Ofthc most bn'l'ess reLts lthstIJ. 'aHO1''
Payment wilt be taken at 20 pOrGt Snf 49,,
one, two and thtee years For MdhuT iporVa axe h
10, JOHN DuNNg, GI TiTm' "'PPIy
my2os9ln next door lO ROiann -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

q J1-Isi San Francisco correspondent wriIea that
UId Bun and siptosch have not met with iha,
success they uedled, In California, owing to ava
asty 81 cIsepm1laaSss. Il i hardly 10 be sup.
po.sd that hey bdvB Hors llaR e0Yeled lhsir Ok.
Pan5sa,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

HoapItLS ThAotpY.-InieHss excitement exist.
tdih Quebec on Tuesday, 10th inst. ia oonSe.
. qusncg of the eileuusIquces connected with The
shouting Of two Seamen in that city ny the captain
Of tic bark Rhsa Sylvia. They were Of party
Of Eve runaway sailors, who visited that vessel
fOrthe purpose a. they said, ofseeins acquainI-
nnCs. T'heyWCTe warned Cd BY the mate, butPeF.
sisted in boarding the vessel where feed upon BY
the captain, and two were killed. The captain
Ct once gave himssfu to epooe, and wdshOr-
liaod a the deed be had committed. 20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20
From The n. Y. OomnieIClal Advqrll6ar,

Tho ATotIo Could not have boom nAVed.
]. ID. NJ, who wrote the article in your pa
per yesterday, had better inform himself belOIe
he attempts to make a statement about what
should infer he knows little or nothing Of. The
idea of backing the steamship Arctic for forty
miles is ridiculous to any ono at all acquainted
with her engines, In the fTsI place. In backing
the engines u g valves mist be worked by hand,
and cSn only be raised limited distance,
Secondly, The engines going back, cannot mako
over five or six revolutions Of The extreme, wherOS,
hooked on going ahead they will make nineteen.--
When she is making FIVE OF six turns perfect
vacuum cannot be loImel hence her bilge injeo-
ton will not draw one tenth as much water as
thoUghsLe were gong ahead.
BNoIHEER ,'NEw WoRLD."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

PAll the principal railroads. leading toward
gPtiaSosld, Qhl9,wilI cary stock free and pas.
hlhtSit ioF bali price to TIE National Cattle Show,
:, Which Willie holden October 20, %, and o. On
Ul5etl ne fteighlmust be paid going 10 The fair,
aud when t,lnInsd, With ihe!!OeTllhcate that was
Slhlbi,ei, thS money win be telunded. Psssen.
: Csm.Hill phy full price going, and upon check
-visedbi ~ Secretary Of the show, they viii ~.
turn ~. ,. q. ann
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20
New Savings Bank store
Hr r ar THE
OLD POAT,ORRGCE.
HBISK BILL 81 co.

HEISh NLL q co,
TAYB great pleasure In announcing to the public hat
III ney viii opon heavy ana very ehoiee sslseIlV"ol
III FALL AND WINTER GOODS, 90
This day. the i6ih inst, beHg their q
aRCOND STOCK OF q 90 DB
this season, purchased principally from tue latest lmur
taiiOns OF tue celebrated houses OF 4 Stewart ~ Co..
Jas. Eeek & OO and AInnld Constable & Co., aud also
rom some Of the latrlarge sales at auction
Ther stock viii comprise largo variety Of all deseTtp'
lions OF Dress GOuds In ;he newest designs eo'kst man
Ties, and miscellaneous Goods Of every descriptions and
they pledge themselves shall not DO eXceled IN beauty or
stl In Gle pness ~ plce general invltuonis
nc ID wv " e'"a"N l1N9e MKiSKKLL & 70.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

n OTNo. ., In block %, on Htmpitn sire, ,..,
~ aud rum Ing back 1870 tOaHaliey. TbSkoIi II9li
best tots In the city iDTu residence ,p "
alley on the back part and side. will i1ilils Ssln
or one half OF as may best auli Tie purchase hOs
For inioTmAlioIenq- lie 81 this Office or OF MsIt.p
B wv s. AUSTIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20
HOUsA AND hog RoR Sam

THE undersigned oisrs Tor sale lis HIM,
i Markell alresl east sidei between az loio,
eiIte's The lotls lcfi ltonl with ttt ,ai Ulos
ling house aud out budinss ekkJE,
u Will be aold low alR on attOmmod,II
po'9c.slSn giys any time aIlerihe IslO! O.,SsahAa
ieps ] n yu,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20
Machine Belling.

A LARGB Invoice Of Lraihtr BriilRS from ~ az
n bTaied maHuhCt0ry or HOyt hOlAff' NV N'''
aud warranted equal TO any made,
Just received and for sale By ,,ppiy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

LlvkRfooL, Wednesday Morning, Oct, 4--9 O'cIk.
VIENNA, Oct, 3-SevsIal private dispatches,
but no official confirmation, has reached us Of u e
fall Of Sebas0pol, but IN Official dispatch flOm ST.
Petersburg, dated the let instant, stating that adj
vices from Prince Menchikoh Of the 26th, making
no mention OF disastrous events, causes some anx-
iety here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20
SH RIFFS sS mn y 1GASgR.

~ shans,ry, is,i,
end OILERS ffsfSr, eeHhiHW ~
ia I ' , aganss OF decree made on the ~
islss ONO sQHply,Oh Monday Inc ISL ~. We ConI
Ss! "a o. q No. ~ lol6lnt 81 vSias
SSs'sS ore,n.s S0aI bank belg e slns pToS,
p oale VIII Be male on credit OF A.. So,
the purchaser giving tot az
S titIe Nh NJ Ss9lTlnS igIsgslt lIo diyot S,.
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A VERY large lot d sS,psndsTs, Of every ,yl. ard
"A quality, for sale BY
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

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