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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
~ Y. SUPREME COURT-JOHN Z. Sly

~ I. n I We INI n I--IVIIN #. SE1-
N.MOUR. ns ROsFRT " SEYMOUR ssaiu.t q soRGE
OSW AID SUI nous FOR rorey demand On coat ICON.
no. ser To CD ORGE O>N AID You are hersb} summoned
And requirtd the copsnt 10 this s,'a copy
which Sled in the Office Of tie Cerk % the CITY aud
kewNok. the City Hall, IA the City Of New
Nofk the i7h dsy 81 Oohcr 1854 aud 10 serve copy Of
yoHr -, .siA complaint th> srhsTber hs
Nun Der ISL Broad IN the City Of New Vera within
twenty DAYS ssr ihe service a ibis sumouso exclusive
Of The dsN OF tpch and II f to tss said
eorrt ,i h,n IL, SIC s sd the rsittf,iu TINS soi
viii take sgsns. foi the 'um Of unoS seven d.
lars .y.rs.one with interest from the 25 DIS %
Ftbrsry one bou,and esht hundred sad hyfur besides
ttt co.is III on--Dsef New YORK Oci So 1884
Nm NORTON r.sintgs MisSncy. NJ. i57 Broadway
DIS iaHCwM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25


YORK By the Grace Of Go6, free ard ndependfn.: To
al psrs n interested IN IL Estate Of CAROLINE MONKS
se City deceived creditors next OF RIA
OF otherwise seer You aod each Of AZ. hereby
cited and required psrsoHs 10 be and appear before ar
SuIossse Of the County " NewYort a. hs Ose 10 the
City Of New York the 18th day Of June TEX eleven
ooscs the that then and there 10 attend
the final settlement Of the OF proceedns Of Peter
B. svesLy Public Administrator 10 the CITY OF New YORK
ADMIN r,tor Of the Goods Chattes and Cred Of sad
decessed
IL testimony whereof have caused the seal OF once OF
said Surrogate be- bersurto fired. witness
H. Aie1sncer W. Bradford F.gu.re Surrogate Of our
,sid County 81 the City o. New Tors, the 1lst day
Of December in ne rear Of Lori thousand sight hun
ored end n, ,osr A W BRADFORD Surrogate.
law <yM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of

N 70 KSUANCE OF N oruer OF INC oHIreEasc vi
tie County Of NewY Notice hsrsby gives TO al per
soss hsviss JAM BOUsOR late Of The CITY 81
kevYorh sseeased present the sans With voaeseS Ae,s
Of to the subscribers a. their ekce No u Divso.s hs
CIV Of E.vYofh before the twenty urh day OF Jan
usry peIi-Dsed New Yort he t.en s,sone day Of July
1884 SAMUEL hUkLhf, Es.~otor
"a lsv<rnMs JACOB MILES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

- NEu-YORK.-JASPEK CROPsEf, Plsi,-s against
=, ,onr,e,-1Com uet ser l-ToJ T DELGaDO s,ii
De.ndsr;: You AZ, hereby AID required 70 .a'~-r
~, rosipt no this sc;iou which will b. tlsd Ia me oee u
~ CerE Of the CITY AID County New Yort a. The Cy Hal
q ssd civ New York ard serve eopT OF year asSeT to
the a., plant on the .ubscbsr, a. ID. flee No = C5An
49,, In lid Ci. within twenty DAYS sfeI the service Of
m sun you ..elsve Of lie d@v Of such '.rves And
N Won f TO snsxer the ssd complaint within the time sor--
"a he plaintiff. s take judsnent FOR the u en. asn
Sr,e And v dollars with interest from tho 2h dag - Sep
.rbr on. esbt hundred and fly foar besides tbs
.o.t. az hi, a. Oh -Dsa.d October : 1874
SAMUEL GEsOW Plsintif's Attorney
Ard N. sf,re.sd complaint 10 n. sbov-sntt,s seton
"a, cd the ,d fce ~ the Clerk ~ IN. Cit, and CssntJ
E,v.YorI or n. zs-h day Of so.-rnhes A d -
SAMUEL {. GKkOW. Plaintiffs Arsfn.y,
,S7i.xs~H No Il Chamber - New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
Y srTpRRNE cOURT.-HENRY T.

~ TIIUs *'n.s h TiL9sh y; ". ", w'I s.rs,
sunrs,.d 10 sprvsr the complaint In this sctioa, which
bss ben Sled in the Once sfths Clert ofhe City .at
Comfy Of NewYort and 70 serve copy OF your ansvsf
Of NewYorh within twenty days ser service hereof er
elusive Of the dsy Of zach and fall 70 sn1wer
the sad corr plant within time Aforesaid The Psint IN
this seion Judgment sssns you for the san Of one
theu.d dollar with from the twentieth day Of
Jusy enc theussrd eight hundred AID ty four be'ces
DE eoss Of Ii setleu-Dssd New York, Nov. ], 1884
FIELD 4 sLUYTEa,
Psiu,;S's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

masonic The following officers were elected in
j. DO. Lodge r. NJ at tho meeting Robert Whidden,
W b.; George W. Rand, S. WI EdxiD Scranton, WI
Richard Sharp Seeretsryj Bru. Treasurer; Thos Hum
phrey, :. d John Suydam, N. Hsckett, Tier. The
Oh cef. were duly installed BY P. w. 81 Petit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

RoBByp oF WATCH Officers Matthews ana W
brn Of the First Dnc, Pooe arrested yoan. aan ysst
dsy 90 suspieeu o. beini implicated % me s - a ~
suortcs ir the Seai.y Of A-nrc and Court ana atsr
80 r. n,snssed 70 cot his ynTae hs'n and ssstTsst hs
watch The pes.on .rresssd % - eoal4iDse
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

=
or others will this Cordial, aiter they lave used
tIe or two, thorough the system an
sprfng who would not have been So hut for Ills extfaor
binary preparation it's equally orfhe many
diseases which it is recomnsndsd Thousands Of
young have been restored by using ii, not single
instance il failed TO beEefit them.
b = lUaIfff Am nv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

Tim VtRclN1A AonIculrunAL SociErY has on
spI in cash, the sum of SO. 947, which is 10 be
yssied. The subscriptions remaining 10 be paid
will swell the amount TO about $4,000. The,
tty Councils of Richmond have furnished the
pciety with meeting rooms and grounds SUFFICIENT
! holding its, exhibition, besides paying $1,000
wards teftaying the expenses -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

wrsr Polsr.-The Board of Visiters at West
IN, Military Academy organized on Friday by the
ointment of the Hon. CnAs. W. wniPrLE, OF
s.sEss, of Virginia. as Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
e p, 3. : n. 77 q AiLRoAD. MEETING.


= PnILAoElPatA. June 4.--At asnee,ing Of the
stock liolders of The Pehnsy lyana Railroad Com
Pany, held this motning, tte committee OF 81 re-
ported unanimously in favor of purchasing the
main line upon the tetmsof the not reported, aud
accommodated The app5intnent0f a commits in
conjunction with the Directors 10 decide upon
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
MURDER.

NEwriYoRK, June 4ih.--Mt. James Wickham, q
farmer, Formerly doing business III this city us a
netcaant, hisswife. aud asnegro boy were brutality
muIleed at Southold. L. l.,,) While asleep IN bed
on Friday night. Nicholas Bore. an freshman,
who had but Short lime previously left The ela-
.pioy OF sham, is suspected 10 be the muir.
derer. s isfais - tF' ~ ~ 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

rar Bosrox SLAVE casr.-l'he efforts 10 rur-
use the freedom of the fugitive slave Burns, are
oJeted nugatory by The laws of The State OF Vir-
ais. which provides that slave owned in this
,te cannot he legally sold except withinils linn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

v,,xu s.1uox.-Messrs. Rose and KrelI Of The
Isl,e Corner Confectionery. furnish, among::oiher
ii thiuss, fresh salmon, in cans Theoretically
[sIsd. A great at Ibis season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

Dam OF Fanny FonREsrra.--A dispatch receive
al Buffalo announces tile melancholy intelli-
nee ofthe death of Fanny Forester. lA'e Mrs.
.lson Emily Chubbuckl widow Of the disntin-
Ithed Baptist Missionary. She died on Thurs.
j night in Canada. She was widely known as
rrItef and most accomplished lady;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

sll(10 bottles japan boot shoe Polish for sale
<~OoO by ]. B. yOWELL. .etf
myt9 81 Union at.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

n,x,7 FoEaEr The ladies' strawberry party 10.
!, Al Washington Hall. The ladies will be
|sriu all their glory. So will the strawberries
n e.eam, aud other good things.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

o,n.rv CouRr MET YEsrEnDAr. j. H. Rob
y. admitted TO bail on charge of larceny, had
s.r,,,l hearing an tie case was adjourned till
a,y No other business done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
THE coCBttIA TIE BnNKy,

BosTos, June o. hearing OF tie case of lie
Cochiuate Bank was had tiis llorning before Chief
Justice Sliaw. From the statements made, it al,
peared The capital was nearly all absorbed IN
bad repes.ss The court ordered the. injunction to
be perpetual.i The blIliolders and depostols will
most probsbly he pailihfnll sfss -iiIsfi $50 =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

bccyy ilil1d 77l51lc If37o
Appsati ions ;o wills be Promtly attended;
by the President or Secretary: n l1is} fllft t4{
Whenllng. u 2Sfh. -1ESi3 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

- i SAY STRANGER .! 5000 -
HAVE on hand go bales p,ime sweat Hay in store 70
i you=7call and get them .Sf,=ssi -. 49,
may20 s.sls Is. W. lall a. RlDGRLYl
- KEEP THE SUN OFF YOUR FACES! =
IF YOU want loo the best tment OF Parasol
f7'.n " ~ - = w. MOTIF r & BROS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
TsEcoNp plsrArclI.ll7

N IsECoNpl plsFATCn. j 49, p y -
The proceedings are greatly exaggerated, there
being only two lied as lar us known; one a pos
liceman and the other Toy, who was shot through
the forehead, aud died instantly. Many we're had.
-ly injured. regiment of troops were ordered
out -Four companies OF Ameticans are out anu
tue rest under atins. Five irish companies took
arms out of The arnlotys and marched out without
orders, and wsnt. to Sonth BROOK Iyh, away from
the scene OF riot. coliisiontwitl the military
IS feared, as eremninipg companies say the Irish
Troops shall NOT enter The areofy again. Me
Alnericans shut up at the, Catarne street Ferry.
gol over safe. All was quiet at IL O'clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

= c,ux, of Jenny Lind ticket and hat no.
3 y, r -, at the M'Llure House yesterday. He
, = tel,tiys Of Mr.. ctnin, Of s., ciaitsyille.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

Durr or RllLRoAp lRos.-rhe exposure ofthe
tempt of certain individuals to make fortune
iOf the proposed repeal of the, duties on rail-
ID iron hi had lis effect: The membeis.of Com
IS most favorable 10 the measure now see The
uupt mode in whichit was proposed 70 pass'ii.
D are said to have Abandoned the whole scheme;
moi altogether, at least for theiptssent session.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

IT is reported that the Guards and two or three
cher fire companies of our city, intend an excuT
bon 10 SleubenvilIe on the Fourth Of July II
sould make very pleasant Trip, and they would
Sabtless be received with open arms. -ArgHs
II strike us we will go if the ladies are included
I the AIMED fotce.-Wheeii Intel igsncts;, {.
Tie ladies', will doubtless polunteer, should
Aey be assure, lll-t So intefestn member of the
aehelor lrnternity as Taylor of the Intelligencer
Sas min'!-SteubenpiLie Herald. siesla l,s
We wish to be em5yaerd among the volunteers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
w Committee Hope Fire Company.
Wheeling, June 8; 1884

r 5
RAnEoAD lMrnoY. MEars.-esE copy the follow
Tag from the Cincinnati Times: a 4
glance al the advertisement OF The baltimore
snd Ohio Railroad in another part of the Times,
S slI show that this Company rapidly xtenting
" W connections with Cincinnati aud all portions
=! the great Vest. By means Of The river couimt-
aeat'oa at Wheeling, With enormous rolling
sock, and Tie extensive arrangements at Balti-
p poLe Tor transhipnil freights to New York and
isston' this road has S, cured anenyiabie charac-
a.. as transportation line for merchandise, and
sSnng the last season carried an immense amount
" produce to the East from This REGION.
w 10y Means Of the steamers OF the Union Line to
,neeling. and the stage connection from Zanes
nl: 10 Wheeling with the Miami and CentEal
Sa'o load, the road has done oIly moderate bu
-'1 n s. IN the way of passengers. 50. 5sis
bo.-ee land connections are rapidly improving,
lSm sSer' aud in the early part ofthe coming Au-
IaTm an' complete Railroad connection viii be
iSs, aea between Cincinnati aud Baltimore, Woshr
uSsll, Philadelphia and New York. through Col
iou, m, GAINESVILLE and BeIlaire, on the Ohio uysE
Cin.;"ales below Wheeling. The distance from
lhat 10 Warrington will be but about $50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

miles. aud The time only % hours; 10 Baltimore
$50 miles aud The lime ~ honfs; to Phiiadeiphia,
$50 miles. aud the time 80 hours
Under this schedule, the baltimore md Ohio
roal must become lavorite MESSENGER ros,ts. and
secure a artion Of the travel between The west
md The east This road is admirably CONSTRUCTED,
lis scenery rs stupenJous especially along tile
aAd competent, aud lis general ACCOMMODATIONS
unexcepiionsble. 20
Until the full connection is formed with lie
Gen'ralf Ohio Railroad, passengers are ticketed
throu h by the Little Miami roa, and are carried
to Cambridge by railroad, where they are transfer-
red by coaches fol 4s miles tn yVheeling, over the
National road. -
a The Union Line steamers are stillfinnninp.
however, and passengers can reach " heelire by
them 10 connect with the road. Though tickets
10 Baltimore. Washington, Phiialelpha, &c. are
sold by this line also. ssa'7'rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
4 SENATOR APpotNI,ED.. - 4
J NEW. YORK. .MARlKE,r.

Eassss s NETWORK, MARKET. + 49, - 7.
Observation-Disclosures l23c;t sales ats ,50a9,d
81; Southern chhnge at 9,50s9,34. Wheat dull,
Genneses selling att, 80. Corn, pricestrifle low.
er, sales al 1Sas6.5 Portland Beef firm. Lard
dull with downward tendency. Whisfy 2ss.
Cut meats Unchanged. Lilseel oil so. Iron ffm
at 39a40. Money market unclnAgei<F Stocks de-
pressed. Cottonunsettledsm iddiing s-S; fair io4
N .aIiddng 9. 25i far Z. 90. a...... z. s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

c.,.,S BxxErrolAL SOCIETY," had theiran-
iato '.,,s Yesterday. They numbered 179 men,
Pal pa'as accompanied by two ban,is OF music.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
TE & EGR APP HIC Il EWIs'
Blythe National Line.
fkLEeR2pnG0FoNF aelS a. u KIN Il Il Z; ssoFe
IRiOal AN ERRfl1K ~


NEW YORK. J une .Suiida, gilt. "a terrible
not occurred at brooklyn this nIlefiloon, letween
me catholics aud Americans. tits reported thut
seven CT eight Americans were Killed and my or
sky wounded. A meeting of the citizens was
cid IN The Park Tins ening
o y, several PERSONS ~ no escaped The Slaughter.
All concnrted IN The statements that wuiie the
americans were passing, arm in arm, down Matii
s y. from Smith, where they had been TO hear a
street preacher, they Were suddenly fred upon
from The windows of the Irish houses On Lotl sides
Foi The streets. ~
The number on The spot is yariousl y estimated.
one speaker SAID he saw two dead Bodies carried
Oh, sandnuolier seven.
The number wounee ed is said 10 he from fifty to
e ghty, The AMT ricans sretreated 10 Cathsrne
street Ferry. Many sueeeededsin getting on the
boat W hi.e about one hundred were left in the
Ferry house, where they now imprisonei, The
boat having stopped running, and The Irish having
blocked up the other side. ~ 49, ss4els.ia
Asgentleman who passed Main street about six
O'clock bsfcrs the Amencan procession came along
-seys the street was then filled 18th Irishme,i.
with stones, clubs and other missiles await
ing The appfol cl of the Americans. All ruinos
concur in Stating that the Americans were quietly
marching along, arm III arm, p yingfno attention
10 the groans and Kisses with Winch they were iIsl
assail.d. ID,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
An ORDlNANtIh =

49, AN -URDIMANEjh5iff75 lt9lzll1 - u
FOR the rrpisratpn qu taxgton hsckss CARTS wag
H Wheeling:
etson 10 keep for hire within this city any ack CART
wagon. dTay other wheeled carriage, without having
M 81 caused the same beegstersd obaineda Ii n
teiise theTe0y naHfef hereinafter provided;
If any person Offend hereins he and
TO tue city the OF three dollars preach and
Try time such hack, cart wagon drpy other
g tlage is let forhiTeo' - : p =
Tic registry OF such whee Is 10 be made with
tie clerk OF the city, bond with cnfity led with
and license procured ffomlrn and the registry
her thereof is TO be painted with dark figures on light
ground conspicuous part OF every such wheel car
riage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

asITss NosJoKE. azss5j 4
LIVERY body in towns talking about them. What?
HI Why the new Goods 10 be sure, at 'fssa
w. ID Motto 81 Bros \
AMI the bargains they selling all go there 10
DEAL Try Them once and you will ever alter buy your dry
gOOdS their store. - auf7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

CHOLERA AT NEw YoRk.-It is stated that lie
aekei ship North America, now lying al the New
fork Quarantine, had5cholern on bontl on her ar
val Not les than one hundred cases were said
) be under treatment at the Quarantine Hospital
Fhe New York Times siates Thai in Orange street.
thai city. there are eight cases; known 10 exist
deaths from it are yetIeported, it is probable
bal it Of a mild type. 81 sst5e2i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
4 - CALENDAR ron 1854.

- MAY. ~ JUNE. -
e. N. N. ".
9 10 II IL 1s4 o q 8 10
IL 10 16 N 1S 10 SfIf1 10 IS IL 10 16 n
81 t22 % 81 % 26 2IliS 10 90 Pr s22N23 "a
% % 30 81 ! 20 = .;la5 20 ~ % 90 30
JULY. s5Is7s7 n AUGUST.
4 8 8 8 m s. 0 10 IL ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

CENTRAL Ono RAnRoAp.-The Cambridge to.l1
INES SAYS. the trains are now making very regu.
Irtme between that place and zanesviIle. The
ing of the track east progressing as rapidly as
Erumsinuces will admit. The rails are laidnp To-
zee miles from the depot at camblidge. The
ok CT arching the tunnel has been commenced,
ua will be prosecuted with vigor.s is. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

AS,IHroRrGsr DlscoykRx.-AA Paris journal
iatss thai the bad smell and taste OF butter mpy
esntirely removed by working it 5oyer in water
ni1ed with chloride of lime. The discovery was
naie by Btusse IS farmer whose practice it is TO
axe a sufficient quantityaof water 10 work it in
nt put in from 25 10 80 drops Of chloride of lime
idevery ten,pounds of butter. When itllas bsen
EOEket until the whole has been-in contact with
the water, it should be worked again in pure wa
"a, when it will befound 10 be as sweet as when
inst made. =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
NEW GOODS.

nv are receiv wing new Sprins House Furnishing
w Goods, CONFUSING styles or French China din.
ner aud tea SETS Britannia and Silver plated castors
caidesteks Forks and Spoons, salt frames with glass Ii
S9os sa% ne e!tSc LOT
in setsof pieces and single sets; solar laI lamps with
usres paper and el shades; together with large
oiconmon goods adapted TO the country trade which
we offer OF Eastern Prices adding only tile difference
transportation. HoBi'S,' BARNES & Co.,
Glass Manufacturers. No. % Monroe 81. = ~
nm7 Fe54fY near the Post Once, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

= z.,,,7--Yeslerilay was voted The Warmest day
The season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

Truly this is very n.ighborly and kind in the
lsctttaIy of the TreasurY.,s We have aisimilar
ae IN this State, which is to take effect next fall.
esretary Guthrie will, of course, feel bound, at
q making this Precedent, to send FIVE OF six mil
Dns of dollars to this Stale aid IN carrying out
b small note law. "-cin. Com. =. ,.sssss x
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
Save Won. Ice!
PATENT WATER COOGB

pf jcs 10 the purpose Intended, Wis To Keep water
cool pos e as long Possf6is, tet the least Posabe
Thegrfoprietor has long devoted his attention
particular branch domestic economy and passing nom
one improvement another hAs ut length
perfection it spossbe to ersacl proof ofths Is
pud In The otthesc Coolers in all
OF the COUNT simple Statement of facts, inresard 70
ese Coolers will satisfy every OF their superiority
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

} - BRIDGE. D0aYNtl y g335f| s7s3F-I571
II consequence OF which the win be n good deal Of
street igassins'I and long But who's afTad7
Just step into the undo rsgned andbuy his ne
eelIed Louatri cigars att hey will you all right
my22 J. w. RHODES, agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06

81 Agents Wanted. sl'5-s
FE00 Agents wanted. TO sell nom one of tile most
lONJO popular line OF looks ever pn slshed. GOOD
chance for young men TO make good living and lay mo-
snsy besides Apply early and get a,circunr. as,l
AddIesS, post paid, ui
shaift tVhi.s AYS- whoesafe- Bookseller,
lsmye0fw' - Cearspiing, Wash co sd,
TIE M,LURE house
Will be open the reception OF viaiors
on Thursday tie 18th OF May. 1SRIs same thst.
Sprigg House w. CARR.
FfnV1d "a fAsss =
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TO regulate the vending OF GODS, merchandise
within the city ofsR healing r1aass 4 Lsrs4 a5S.
Ec 2. OHthe 20 b day anIiualy 1t shall be the
iuy ofheclerf Io'deliver 10 the the city,
"a the merchants, Commission and FORWARD ding lnef
chans, and all olhe who iequired 10 take out liz
who SHALL have allied 10 pay The ax assessed
to pay The said Sergeant tic amount OF the tax
''sessed against him. with OF five eentu
d of Alay then shall it be tile duty orte said Sergeant
Ito prosecute the said the viola ton of this
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-06
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FROM HE G9ALi4loN
AGAINST, THROWING IN ~ INNING S.
IsAAu. PRAGEN

AGAINST, THROW IN III TRIMMINGS
ISAAC FsTSA6EA
lion his Sy MS s 81 sss
-esa OF The former colon cotton The very best
his market STOCK OF Dry Goods over brought 70
lslog some of his goods and priees.is sasB
de y n Sp III u stestg ses
!; iiiel q cent, e g
a sss pilsst S
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e s.1,.s, 90 = LapTcl.D g do Il
b Sesss Finest III .set aS 5s 90 ~
siiks-gest black, &c ineiesse asa DO 10 a
in the East vithnDsuIIias enable
conn uptote expectations the zanguire--s
Therefore, cong secure Is sss6a
5 fsSAG PR : q: = X 49, 1900
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s.As s.ia xlkzIl Ed ygs 81 sly @
= ~ e COAL BoxEs. g ssss e So
Y p Pallor
Street pear Tie Post oice, syheeiiHg,v elm
-ssMammoth nat Stpre.5 zasi gssa1i
Pr i.1g5 n sll.i Q nj OF 4 g 8 4
10. latgestandhest stpeissof Hats and Gaps
ever been opened ia This city. He is alsocostn.ly a
from the and
prices that cAnlot iafI please 5I5 - N
afactured aps wleb wii be Also a.
large assortment OF eiidf iafiey hats and edfs
s5 Ii, 81 bags
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