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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-24

Wileave TUESDAY January "a, At o'clock, r. u
ES0R VICKSBURG. WARRENToN,
NJ NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD Les.4sSSs.sN579
NEY EATCfiEz, and all ntermedae landings. -ssTsssSs
Regular Vcfsburg Paekst MAGN0LIA-The
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master vii leave above. paaxe apply on
SMITH d FTbIISTER .Es,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-24

....m#.. LEY TELEGRAPH. a
Arrived, ship Gallons, from New orlsanr. - 's'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27
D1ea.

On Monday, June 26, DANIEL SCANNELI, of Rversown,
county Cork, Ireland, aged 10 years
His friends and those of tine family invited to at
tenc his funeral Wednesday, from his late residence,
No 2a9 Monroe eet His remains will be taken to Cal
vary Cemetery for nterment.
On Monday, June 26 after severe illness, JOHN
MCLAUGHLIN, aged 10 years, months and 26 days.
The friends and acquainiances Of the family are res
pectuy invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon,
from hin late residence No 293 Rsvngton street. with
GUS further notice.
On Monday morning, June 90 Of consumption Sir.
OLIVER SEoon, in the AID year of his age.
His mains will he removed to Freehold, N. j., this
afternoon at O'clock from his late residence No. LIS
Hamersey street. The members of Grove Lodge No
3d. O. Of O. f. and his friends generally are invited to
attend.
On Monday, June &C. at her residence, No 172 West
Seventeenth street Mrs. ELIZABETH KNIGHT, widow of the
laie Rev William Knight.
The relatives and I'll, of the family respectful
ly invited to attend her upera this ftcrnoon at two
O'Clock, without further notice.
On Monday, June &c, Mr. JoHS GERHARD SfEayRsIAcE,
aged IS years.
The friencs and acouantances of the deceased also
thc:e of his brothers III law hessrs Hlr mon and William
Brohing respectfully invited to attend his funeral
his stternoor, at three O'Clock from No. IS Spring
street corner of Mar street.
On Monday, June 20, EMILY A., daughter of Thomas
The friends the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from No 1876 Edrdge street. at three
O'Clock this afternoon without further invitation.
On Monday morning, june 26, EDNA SOARING, infant
dat ghter OF William and Susan s. Swenarton.
The relatives and friends of the family requested to
attend the funeral this afternoon at two O'clock from
No. 81 Attorney street,
On Saturday, June a. SARAH ELIZABETH. wife of Lam
bert Warde and daughter Of late Geo. W. Trenchard
aged q years.
Her remains were taken to Long Branch, N. j. for in
termeut.
On Monday, June %, after short Illness Mr. ROBERT
SrINsoN, of Montgomery county, Pa aged 66 years
His remains taken to Greenwood.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Saturday, June a. Mr. JAMES wARRINER HYDE for
merly of Palmer, Mass, aged as years.
His remains were taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in
terment.
Boston and Palmer papers please copy.
On Monday, June &C. OF congestion of the BRAIN JOHN
Posi- SYCHoTF, aged 20 years.
At Port Richmond, on Monday, June &c, Of cOnsump-
ton, JOHN Ross, aged 3S years and 10 months.
His relatives and friends invited to attend the fu
neral ceremonies this afternoon at three O'clock at his
late resice
At Fairmount, N. Y, Sunday, June Is, ELLA
FRANCES, daughter of r. G. L. and Margaret S. Leonor
aged Is months and 10 days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

On Monday, June 20, at the Baptist Church. Norfolk
street. by the Rev Thomas Armitage, Mr. JOIN s. OAK
10 Miss ELvmA WHfEIxR, both OF this city.
On Wednesday, june 81, by the Rev. T. j. Sawyer, d.
d. J. OsMER WATKINS to MISS SCsAN a., youngest daugh
ter Of john Bookhout, Esq ali Of this city
On Saturday, June a. by the Rev. james Ayarsco,
JOHN HENDERSON, of Greenpoint n Y, formerly OF New
Orleans to CAYHAMSE ROBERTSON, Of Jersey City.
Philadelphia and New Orleans papers please copy.
At New Hamburg on Sunday, June 20, by the Rev Mr..
John Luckey Mr. HENRY O. COUSINS of this city, to Miss
SARAH L lie GRoAT Of Marlboro Ulster county, N. Y.
Wednesday, May 81 in Paris at the Legation of the
United States by the Rev. Mr. Chauner of the English
Episcopal Church, LEWIS Glass; Jr Charge d'Ahares of
the United States to the Papal States, to MARY eldest
daughterof n Ludlum, of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27
A Month Later from New Mexico.

Lieut.. ". D. Smith, I'd United States Dragons,
arrived in this city last night from Fort Union New
Mexico. He reached Independence on the 18th, and
left Immediately for this city, in advance of the
mail Lieut. Smith left Fort Union on the Sd inst.
At that time military operations were being vigo-
rousy prosecuted against the Jicarla Indians, two
6etachments of u. S. troops being in pursuit of
them. One of them was under command OF Lieut..
Davidson, his men having recovered from the
wounds received in the battle of Cienguila.
Col. Cooke had returned to Fort Union from his
expedition against the Indians.
Gen. Garland was expected at Fort Union, from
Ell Paso, which post he was to leave on the Sd.
party of Indians from the plains visited one of
the frontier ranches, on depredsting excursion,
and were captured by the Mexicans. They number
ed seven or eight and in crossing river, after
their capture, the chief and his wife were drowned.
We shall be able to give details when the mail ar
Iives-St. Louis Republican, June %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

LATER FROM Rio JANEIRo.--The bark Virginia.
Capt Kennedy, arrived below this port on Satur-
day, with dates from Rio to the goth ut We are
Indebted to Capt X, who came mp in the Norfolk
boat, for Rio papers. The political intelligence Is
not important. The flour market eviuced better
tore, and sales OF Richmond had been made at an
advance of one dollar per barrel. The coffee market
showed slight decline on inferior grades and q
slight advance upon superior qualities Sales are
crop would be in the market about the LIST of July.
Freigh's were dull. Exchange on London 27b per
ceut-Boiti,gOye Sun Jifpe 2G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

CASE OF SEDUCTIoN-EsCAPE OF THE SEDUCER
BY SWIMMING ACROSS THE MoHAwK.--A young man
whose parents reside twelve miles above the city,
was arrested in Albany yesterday, (Friday), on
charge of seduction. He arrived in this city yes
terday afternoon to procure ball. and was confined
in the upper room of Bragg's Hotel, whence he sue
ceeded in making his escape from window by
jumping some five feet and descending on the light
ming rod. Thence he was pursued. and swan
was lost sight Of He afterwards swan back again,
and succeeded in GLIDING his pursuers.- Utica TIE
irnr1ph, June "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

UNITED 6gATEs 6roCKs HELD IN THE NAn OF
AN kFAEr-n e held that power of attorney,
executed bys father the natural guardian Of his
infant children, authorizing the sale and transfer
Of certain stocks of the United States standing in
the names of said infants, is not valid unes 81 the
guardian to make such sale and transfer, and to
delegate such power to attorney or unless there
is special order of the court authorizing 1t =
WASHINGTON Star. June "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

PArrs Lube; John Bsstty, Westcett nasn,
ny; AD Gisso.. Avery. Nev losses -.
C1d ba<k Lowell. Bixby New 0r!sans srigs IaAssssy
ton; sebr. Lo stogt 81 e Eyort Grace pAriiss Bsss
bsvy Patterson Dole: 8 Thompson Fisher, asd Weed
run S!es Mason @oston: Tempte Brewa >swp ,rs Cat
mare, Growe'l, Beacon Me- Harmony Mxlsny, Pertlsal
Portsmeuto; Geo Cunl'irgs DWELL L,na; II " GssdS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

Port OF New York, june 20. 1854.

CLEARED.
steamship cahawba, shufsldt Mobile Livingston, Gro
Ship Constantine willisms, Liverpool Grnnell Minturn
Ship John Bunyan, Nichols Port Neqf. Buck 4 Co.
Bark Ann Harley OBp, swsney, st John NIB = Innis
Bark Golden Age. Garrick, Savannah, Dunhsm Dmon.
Brig J G Anderson Hammond, Lisbon, smallwood, An
Brig Alvaro, Mshlmsn, Aspnwsn, Spies.
STE w gDy Small Tb Bnsh c.
sr M Gs PNsy 5sI. yPps
sehr Hawkins GrEen, Charleston, Mccready, Mott
sehr Helene, Suites, Wilmington Mscre.ay, Mott Co.
sShr Nor West Gssfail, k.xSuTyport ,t master ter
Steamer Ironsides, Allen, PhisdelphiG, IN Briggs
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. SKINNER. Norfolk &C to Ludiam
r. SHIP Benz n Milan Es ws.mRe. March 70 Moses
the sguaSr May Passed Aniisr e IL npany
lon W. spoke ship John stuart hence fSr San Fran
ssh en- prsr MsH.ns. ysRso 10 with
e. asy i ws
sT ssi
sssp sr' Sf%ss New 20 sy
hs he s Gr ws supposed be
Bark Monte.ums lef New Haven), Link. Demsrars. II
"a Of Barneeat fore and aft schr snnk bot
Brig Luna HAM Christoner Bremen 40 days. in ballast
with 100 passengers to Henschcn Unkart
Brig harriet Sof Belfas Haseltioe, JScmel June with
Brig James Crosby tof Bangor Clifford. Trinidad Cosa
feses Spna 81 Of Cane Hssa sposs Brig
sh 81
Hs cssrd shs to sF' Wnsson Nc Whitaker ca
June H. with sugar &C. to Marci Rio CO.. vessel to
Brig Wayeriey (of Boston) Parrtt Trindsa Cuba June
with moases to 9 Stephenson; vesse 10 Thompson
hunter.
schr Earl pundonsia CBr) Young Bermuda days, with
schr Lady Scott (Br), Hilton, Heuthera 10 days. with
ssbr Tweed Br Kelley. HarbOr Islsnd IL days, with
sebr Mary True, Hunt, HillsbOro' Ms, days, with
schr Debonsire (Br) Lockhart Windsor 10 dsys with
ssLr Adj Albion Br, xcDrsgon, St John. NIB, 10 days.
sehr John csawalada tcf Cape May. Williams Attsks
sys with s1t < I'd % J.1s
s ssr Nm Nm Cape Van T Name Virgins, 2days
scsr : ia Manning Burb,nk, Virgins days
Schr Reindeer, Jarvis, Philadelphia days, for New
schr Ruth Halsoy, Jordan, Philadelphia.
schr Mckenzie, Irisko, Addison. Me, days.
sebr ChspPeli Grips, Cherryaeld, aays
sohr John Dickinson, Moss. Portland.
BELOW.
One bark, unknown.
Steamship Cahavba, Havana and Mobile ships Orient
Wind at sunriso. INV: meridian ssE; sunset. calm.
[By SANDY HOOK PRINTING TrLncRApHl
SANDY Hook, june 26-Evening.
Arrived OF this point. bark Juno Bake from Bremen.
also one bark Of the Highlands and two the Sc
wind lirht II ON the South, Weather hazy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

LAuNcuEp-At Owls Head Me- I'D inst, by Capt ELISHA
Brown superior clipper brig Of about 800 called
News Boy, owned by Msssrs Dsbnoy Il Cunningham, OF
Boston she will be commanded By Capt Edmund Leokie
and will be employed In the Ne iiterr trade.
at Castine BY aessrs Noyss 2sd inst, splendid
chip Of abob 1910 tons called the Samuel Adams In
of dstin gushed merchant Of Casne by whom she Is
owned in connection with tho builders by Mossrs william
Wiherie and Hiari, and by Capt Leonard Gay, w,o
viii command her
The ship launched 18th ipst, By Messrs Trufant, Diam
mond Co, ~ called the John Fraser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

PHILADELPHIA June rs. 4 PM-Arr barA La sonia,
Hsr ding Bofton scbrs oodruf Sims, Masor do JoLn
Brown Collects New Orleans Grace Dsriig Baxter and
Mary Patterson Dole Boston; Jane pAtaerson
and Ihempson Fisher crovideses; Sarah Ella sbeth
Candy. Fargo, Norwich; cathSSiae Hinson. Hai0wsll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

On Wednesday evening, while bathing at Nahant, a
servant attached 10 OF the public houses on that
peninsula got beg ond his depth, and was drowned
The leading towns of Indiana ore estimated by the
So'e Sne TO rank follows in regard TO population:
New Albany, 1900 Indianapolis, 10000 Madison,
1S,ooo; Evansville, 10000; Lafayette, p, 900,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

The MISSES SUsAN AND KATE DENIN.-We learn
from passenger by the North STAR which arrived
in New York yesterday afternoon. bringing passen.
gers who left San Francisco the Ist of june the
particulars of tragedy which took place on the
Isthmus.
II will be recollected that Susan Denim, (Mrs
Woodward) and Kate Denim, (Mrs. Fox) two
actresses, well known in this city, some time since
went to California to fulfil professional engagements
there. They were accompanied by Mr.. Woodward,
Susan's husband. After they had arrived in Cali.
fornia, difficulty arose between Susan and her
husband, which resulted in q separation She then
openly joined with, or put herself under the pro-
lection of, Mr.. Bingham, actor at San Francisco.
On the LIST of June Susan, Kate, aud Mr. Bingham
sailed for New York. Mr.. Woodward also took
passage by the same vessel and route.
On arriving at Aspinwall, (ths side of the
lsthmns MIR. Bingham left the cars, with the crowd
OF passengers for the purpose Of looking after his
baggage. He had been out but few minutes
when he was shot and Immediately fell mortally
wounded, as it is reported to us. The ball entered
his side, near his back, pass g through his body
above the hips. In the confusion of the crowd,
where each passenger was rushing to secure mis-
baggage, 1T was impossible to tell who comm tied
the deed. There was rumor Just as the steamer
sailed that Jamaica negro perpetrated the act.
Woodward came on TO New York in the North
Star, while the Denim girls remained at Aspinwa
with Bingham, who ii was said was dying when the
steamer saied.-Ttoy Budget, June q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

ARREARS OF PENSION DUE WARD.--It it ruled
at the Treasury Department that at the death of the
ward the powers Of the guardian cease. The
balance due pensoper, who was under guardian.
ship at the time of his death IT, therefore not paya
BILE to the guardan but must be disposed Of in The
same manner as il he bad never been under guar
dianship. Washington Star, June "a.
country youth who had returned from The city was
asked by his anxious father " he had been guarded in
hin conduc while there. "oh yesu was tho reply III
was gua, Ted by two policemen part Of The tiiae :, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

20
Arrived OF this point bark Juno. Bake. from Bremen,
with passengers
also bark of The Highlands and two In the Sc ng,
all bound in.
Wind light from the South Weather hazy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27
Theatrical AID Musical.

Tor the entries for to days races, see advertise
ment under The proper head.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19
HELEGR4PHTG NEWS
S S., BY the National Line. ~ a5 w
FEtRGRAeHGD toBTHGnA YlNTgLttGREcRR
FOREIGN NEWS,
ARRIVAL oBrAE AMERICA.


{Nkw. YoRg, August l1-rbe news from tue
Danube continues tole generally favorable TO The
allies. Nothing decisive had taken place. On 'he
morning of The 30tli the Russians, il isslaltd OF
tucked lie Turkish and French camp at Gulgsyp
Tut were totally defeated with loss OF 2OOO
killed, aud large number were taken prisoners.
!. The russians were 'elfeallng by loFcsd marches
They had Quilted Fraesoh which was occupied ny
the TURKS, at4u.E .l 'e...
| The evacuation OF Wallachia is completed.
| "a proclamation wns issued declaring that all
soldiers who remained behind wcnld De' onsdsTed
deseTteIs I.a,.n. tra..ri % ..-.au
nTGe Russian troops .Ple beng concentrated On
SeIeth, .'s .,Ii8 .yasi.a..l
i0meT Pacla is expected oOUge at BuchureNl
on tie 81 aud woald meet with a6Iilliant reeep.
ion ms believed bis force must be employed to
dlslulge HE Bussious IN Muldpio sLi.t a,s8 51iI
The Austrian army under Prince Liohenlion,
were ordetsu to alggnce lroni eSIil TO WOllachia,
The ormy IN ualldcma IS moving towards ihH
| floniieIs, 7..r i l,t |..Ifft .5aUt aEdUu q
sirhe,Arch Duke AlbreoIl has removed the head
quarttts, to Cronstadt intlle Southeast corner Of
iTadSylVnniu, .. .H Ed ..ilgW
Tie total Austrian force on the frontiers is $780,
600 under Baron Luk,ts. Tie frontiers have not
been CLOSED, but plehdraIiOns lOT hUsuhtes are
gong on, ..-.Yy,r,,,,, .r.t
Russia maEesno Observation-Disclosures towatds
| HE PIuSinu GOlUleTS. 49,
The Cbolerawas increasing in violence at Ocn-
slnhlinOple on Tie 81, HHas
accounts nom AVhsnvBto ple " ls"V"'aS.oly'-T
Prince Danelis asslmng lII'ea'enin6 a'N'Vuls
IO%atds the turks az Ap1S' Me-, Il -4s
Tue allied heet @'n Hsnetals CansoosS' puu
bIown pFoceeuea 'owpTus Ctl''lea 'o'S''o Ieooh'
hU,Ie' -a 49, .,..u..,. o,...
The Times has declared positively 'l'a' q force
OIL Tom SUQUO 10 100000 BtislL Efeleh SGu ~ KS
WIZ lmmeuIn'ely invade Ctilhea amu u.'eliln "
eject q lodgment on The heights mat co''Ila@u
SsDasIoPol' .a.r.l, ,s, N, n VI,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

rdeads designing to Visit he Fail. M, witstdis
that negotiations ars pending fOl the purpose Of
enabling stock nhl persons in ch9Ige Of y 70 pass
on the Baltimore anil Ohio RAILROAD TO and from
Tie Fnir0r iulf tbepsuqlphcei apdWt hope to
be able 10 announce that thsutnngement has
been contaminated. ~ ieEd
The Managers Of The Wheeling FaiV have GER
taiHly made as libefal uhatigelneals for petsqus
ron abroad, and the crest OF mankind,N as those
of any Rpirhell IN the country, and we lone our
neighbor win correct any erroneous impression In
lhis respect which his widely circulated paper
mAShaye made ihe mountain counties. M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19


tuE Wh,eliOg Pair, II will I've vecoilt cted, comes
yn IN S5PIembet-On The l3lh lilh, aud 18th, As
'ue'e Is no oler place so suitable, the managers
e uo'l be ensured for hOldlngit on the island
Ky ,ney ought certaialy TO make on arrangement
lHuWh PERSONS could ViStthe fair grounds With
Tt.ENRg toll al the bridge, a dozen times a day.
DPolghI also to sell season tickets Of admission
h, easonable price. Last year, there were hum
s.l nom hi county at the FuiT-So many that
h "Woaa company had TO bung an extra car os
t,i. ra"gonL although our oniEeas went on
MY e'eIal days. I his year, however, unless
MI ~ We public notice that some change has been
'se respect L. the two gtieyapces OF whichwe
to0 Spoken there will not I've large representa-.
ior . o 'hS particular Seglon. That's Our opn.
,s.; sM we rust that our Wheeling friends will
4rat Puginiaa
'"s 'a't is not only held on tile leland because
rnw e most suitable place, tut because it is nn
,Su'HOle provision for tue people Of Ohio. They
,pp' save the toll Of one bridge AID ATE placed on
VIC '1'le iooting Us our own people. There is no
''''' on Tor persons "Puying toll dozen times"
'sP lew who attend the Fair will want to cross
As O''dBe more than twice doy--loiug aud re-
which will cost only cents. The most
's'',' Arrangement which could reasonably be
N ,W nos been made with The Bridge Compapg.-
io ''o0k and articles for exhibition atthe Fail
,., NV oe passed free OF toll--onl as we hope ouI
VIZ OF the Paimonl Tue yiTgnlan will be
S' Hose articles, we will engage to get bis 'ha'
nj, =" season tickets, they proved at The last falE
A.. 1um0ug, and source Of heavy loss 10 The
,,'ss'''' as by The ttunsfer Of badges thousands
S,.' 'u 'amlionee who had no light 10 do so. cal
ibIT''y by this Arrangement, intended TO be q
,,n' = 'nd accommodating one, the Managers be-
n, .' involved in debt Of several hundred dol
W HE ntormatiopot our Fairmont and OGher
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

rive have received Poster, setting forth the
ias and particulars Of the holding Of The Wheel
IN Island Far, on the l3lh, 9Th aud 10Th days OF
September next. The poster is a very crtdilable
)b Pnnled ia rolors at the lntelllgencer olhce,
and nouceable as tie 6rSt la;ge specinen Of
hil style Of ming we hove seen elnanatng from
Nh,e.ng, WeiisbVg HtT0h.
We seldom refer ediloliallY to our Job oGlce.
tough we have one Of the Iorgest aud best in The
Wat, as tie public seems to have discovered us
Esris without pufing, The mammoth coIo'ed
PoIs, iOt the Fair is undoubtedly splendid bill
iHliil the Inst OF the knl ever printed in Wheel
iag. la this, as well aSthe Newspaper printing
dsp,raent, we have been the FIRST 10 inIroducein!o
tbs region tue greatest Improvements Of the day
iale "arl preselyaliye OF all arts" and she'll
continue 10 do 50 as long as tue patronage Ct on
Ipprecialng public will iustifYit. vHa Ia
----s----- --------.--v
TG o'uctiL vorE.-THe following aie the
ofc al returns OF the vote gveu at the late spe-
special election for memher OF Congress in this
district, as furnished by the Sheriff on his re,ura
ton Weston ~ CLirksbitrg RFgisleT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19
FROM BOSTON.

AUGusr H. Grand Jury after investigating
mont Central Stock failed to find bill against
him.
The British barqpe Bdains Pride arrived this
morning. She repurs1tlinl on the l2ll August in
Int. "A long So, &C, vest she passed y chest
nninted green with tie letters &C b., CITY oil
Glasgow" IN gilt, urnamenI,d with WREATH she
also passed head board ~ Ieut long with letters
upon it not readable. This rs supposed 10 oeIa
(face Of tile lost steamer City Of Glasgow. W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

49,. v,,,ocRl IRoS woRSs.--we passed lliis
,,,bl,nment Yesterday and nOlieedit in full
ha' Md die exception the new nail macbines,
O ,.s -, ,vsitng new and additional boiler for
WY" s,,ioe which proPsls them. ,itn3 500.
w -r ~ Establishment snow engaged in filling q
'a,,.r for bar iron for bridges OH the North.
''., - RAILROAD. Ilnow employs 100 hands.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

r,, g.. GAINESVILLE CHRoMcLg conveys to lis
.h,,neiea that the Wheeling Board Of Health
, . o,blshed three cypheEs 10Y added up as las
w." deaths tton cholera, bccauseil found
~, .rt ia the Times & Gusetis. This maybe
WV w., hor, bulsN fart Was The typognphi-
~. .'.,,,rY. manifest, aud Why did you not pub.
~, II, ,,ooft asyou found it, correct, inthe other
.,,r, Honesty, Mt. Perfection, honesty. gr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

Gross WoOOylLLr, or the Jnilors Daughter"
tJAer DumOs.-This work is perfect in It's way,
lis life, lie, life. The action never ceases.
Tssrs IS no moraliElng, no aposuoPhes, no digres'
SONS The narrative GOES l.rwOtd like railway
Oysr ELich the readers interest glldes hike a To-
toro,iye. For sale byRobinson& Bro, No. 4.
Washington Hall. .r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19

,,,y was very generality observed by our
ln., day Of "fasting aud prayer" Most
el, V .,,,ss Of business were closed, religious
al ~, ,,,, held in The various churches, and The
''''" ',. n Sabbath, aud good otder aud decOnim
S.,,i..d tHOugDouI lie city. gasa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19
NEW WINK MARKEr.

AUuusr l8.-FlOur unchanged with moderate
demanddt previous rates, Straight Slate 7S1a9,6 Oi
cool Quo 9,25ag.6O; Southern declined l2Aa2bo.
II heat firm, moderate sales Of Southern red al
so, but dull ttle close. Corn, Western mixed
S2nsG; Southern yellow s0ls2i Southern white
S2aSl. lrOnmoderOtent full prices. Cotton ftm'
fsir business Coffee FIRM, Transactions limited
Sugars duh with declining tendency, MUlasSes
steady At 23ll4. Stocks dul ant heavy, Money
and Exchange steady, Virginia l02ii Clev CO.
lumbus aud CINCINNATI railroad bonds lUii CleS'
aud Pits as; Cley aud rOeto i6l Michigan
Central 50; Michigan Southern S2hi Northern In
diana 90; Reading 81. E.F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-19
MAGNIFICENT ENTRRFRlsE, LIBERAL, EQUITABLE
w AED CERTAIN.
WhIiehnrILA DnRnerkeoLHpe EnIetpfl1eIII

II Il. wHITEHURST has decided to T,nsIces IN trust
~ Tor the benefit oil the Shareholders in Tie above en-
ierpiIe go 200 worth OF retbnd pesuat estate TO DO
disposed among tie hOders OF sharesa the earliest
posi- bic date, Sller the sale Of the shares Tie ceTlin
bic share In the witin FAMED magnificent collection OF
real and personal prOperYi alsO, 10 one OF Wlehur,ps
al any time when when the certificate is presented at ell
tlIer OF his Galleries. ~