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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07
FrOm lho s.annion speetator.

Whatever We may think Of the Know Nothing or
ganizaton, which is spreading SO rapidly over the
country every patriot must be gratied at the action
OF the Know Nothing Convention which assembled in
New York on Wednesday last According to the
Herald. that Convention rcpudiated the Seward nomi
nees end the Soft Shell nominees and determined to
support the election Of Bronson We hail this as nm
suspicious sign. We begin to see day light We
breathe lreer. And why? Because we believe this
movement on the part Of the New York Know Moth
ings, pTtgures the overthrow Of Seward and his all
lies And Se give thanks TO any party or association
that will effect that The Herald Of Thursday snys
The Convention yesterday, was several hours in ses.
SION anh adjourned sbou three o'clock in the afternoon
ht result OF lie DELIBERATIONS according to the best of our
Oeiet and knowledge, Is as follows
fist-'Sot to recommend either OF the gubetnstoris
cnhudaes 10 tie field for the suilrsges OF the Know
No'hngi leaving the selection them With the impre,
oh dt "reene o. Bronson preferable to either Hytop
II. Clark Or HOrailO Seymour,
aGcond-Io adopt Elijah Ford, of Erie, the candidate
or Lieutenant Governor tue national democratic ticket
oI' Guu OUT 10 preference to Henry j Raymond William
other partes. 'e' " '"e
This il the last Of tho State convention. for s cam.
PaRn' ana 10 tie present aspect OF political Affairs il nm
'StIng5 WIZ cause more uteting and anxiety than tbnss
VI al tue o'hef conventions combined"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07
THEATRE.

dCTlSG STiGE uIiYi;G;jFFR5 ~. II. TAYLOR.
TREASURER. m p "a w sp
saturday October It'll, 1884,
The Tragedy OF
. NIRGISIUS.
'"slhia' Mr.. J. H. Taylor; APpiu', Mr.. Howard
DANoiNG-................by Misses Z. and j. Kendall
The Farce OF
LOAN OF A LOVER.
Anersfort Mr. Currer; Erne,t:nr ui,,I..,
METHOPOIIra ,--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07

PNEn-John H. noman was aned g. by the Mayor on ye,ter
day. Tor permitting two Of his PINK Iev
tween 9th and 18th streets, during the night Of 9Th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07
RANGE or THE THERMOMETER
At hORRIS' Bookstore, 81 Main street. Octe
& SsSS'0'E' osp0s' om"

GhICilTUhA. Pii-Save you costly ware by means Of
IN the Chemical Liquid CsmenD for Welding Kinds bro
ken G China and rlhern Ware Of every description All
with this valuable composition become
" firm and ready for after being Joined
for sAe by X. II. DUYAL A BRO,
nnruar nf N,tp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07

sshto CouSII SGrsI-Ths case OF benjamin who
stands charged with bisamy did YESTERDAY
eordng previou. Arrangement owing the Of an i'm
Potant witness II will be heard to day. however All the
na business the docket this has Tbe
court occupied with the civil docket during yeserday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Letter, on business addressed TO the "Editors
tie WAfc."
both sides paper will not be published
Th long standing ought TO be known to ALL and vii
departed from obituary eight
iIpss are charged FOR a. Advertisements.
~ Communications will be charged the same As advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07

ihE CorfoS oRoP-AIl the accounts from Ni,si.,io,i
Aohna aud the hrger portion Of louisiana and rso,
ga respecting the cotton crop, rspresen. that il he.
l,'ey sustained much Injury from heavy rains, and b.
there will be shor, yield ''' '''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07
HnENuTIEuL FNIl NIIIIINEiiY. q q MIsa p m M


oei Corner OF Main and 10th SITS.
HEEtUTIfUL FALL MILLINERY, &c.- MIss X. H. REID
Man street. has Just returned from North with
passed In Richmond Her business established upon Grfo
Tic public exp The almost uneausjsd en-
lie both from the country ami city, very brief period
during which she has given her tie "T
accomplished Mner passed IN the city of Richmond
" begs 90 call the gpesia attention Of In
selves before buying elsewhere aud II she can't please them e
sh has hand every article belonging complete MILNE
~ E'isbshm nohalr Head Dres'e Caps Collars Sleeve
BOnne Hats, Ac SC aud hands enough
der 10 the shortest possible time. oc1
THNHAT LIAuLE ESTATE, LYING ~
TANNING UPWARDS OF 1900 ACRES, WILL BE sOiD on
THE 18TH DAY o. NOVEMBER NEXT-The oHnsr wishes Ia
They will be good o. their kind will be made a,
nusy have Ten year. credit fS Z or he Whole propsry
thousand dollars and credit for the balancs
and four the purchaser choose bearing
neld lying eompaoy and we'll conceived
Of which orchard grass about hundred
PASTURE about half of which cleared the
ba,co houses nearly sufficient to hold
sticks eomodlou brick barn and stable, the latter suent
with hrepaesJ, besides library and commodou, ito
room, Ac., &C.
Their, upwards Of hundred acres ,oun in wheat and
hundred more 10 be soWn regard the panaon noInK
fair condition for 'alng The and tools will he ~
better than usual This property not sold altogether on N
day will be disposed on IN tho following The land vii
be Sold the crop Of oats
and tobacco c4e Also the tools every The
Ing articles Of which machines ore pottsbie bs liz
s,Ionarv bsv nrsss and ono n, ,,,sv. s VIC othe
aud two estimate the hogs HUNDRED A.,
twenty-five, OF Which number sevenyhyo intended Tor IN,
knife. "
There some plain household and kitchen furniture,
HumbuggorJ seems be the order Of the day g. Aut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07

Deaths in Pttsburg last week, 2i9-cholera i66.--
The total deaths by cholera in that city aud neighbohood
from September 18th, amount to near 600.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07

CoLoN'flroS.-Thc NJ. Il. Church Of Ohio. recently
~ Convention at Cincinnati, proposed TO organize s,,o
Ooon@'tion Society aud have under consideration ,bo
project OF Offering to tho coorCd people, in Africa FREQ a,
cost one hundred and sixty Of land as designed nv
VIC colonization Society to all cmisarn,s ttheT undo
the auspices Of The Society. '"'ef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07

The President and Cabinet have determined tina, ,b,,
have no power to carry out reciprocity until all be Pro-
inees except New FOundlaud have aequiesced in n.
visions by specific legislation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07

Tue Lyneh'urg H'p"JIicH Of Thursday Is particularly
nen ann 'Pcy Ieon'ans several articles which We turn
'n' pfa'eHuI consideration Of neghbor Of the
Enquirer. In respect to the Eagi,,y', .ugyss,io, c
the boliog Of the Democratic Convention on The an r
November, 1t says
During the absence Of the editor bv vborr ,Ii
Htillel Tue Richmond Enquirer published an article IN
1'or Of the Goth Of November the time for boding b
Tou,Suton ana stanton as the place. Tho Epuuiter y,
Iuesuay 10 TINS connection publishes second ,r,ica
slang tbas it, time aud place is a,sentcd to by the DEM
.ac press WIN single exception. We for one nto,c,
San,' tne tmo a. improper premature and foolish n
.ue Cvh OF November to be the time we cbeorf,IIv ID
Glt that the place is cmncuty appropratesnJ s ~
convention should be held IN the Lunatic Asylum. We
Oug sdd ha' the iDmacs Of the Asylum should be al.
NV sg1ls 10 Tue Convention aud feel no hesitation in
t tha' sara Inmates are fully qualified To con
G. inc policy Of our party as the frantic and tCs,o.s
spf's VINO are thus, Tor purely selfish cnJs
tie convooaton ofthc Convention. ' P'''T'''u"g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27
DARING Rouprpy.-The Fsirmont Free Virgin

DARING ROBnERY.-- The Farmont Free virgini-
an OF Saturday, has the following:
j most daring aud outrageous robbery, the par
'IcnIaIS OF which have just reached us, was COM
United IN Meizel equity recently, not more than
zen or twelve miles from The county seat, and i'm
lnel'aiey mpOL tie public highway, the State
turnpike road leading from here 10 lie Ohio river
Hi Individual caile che evening al the house OF
NM Morgan, paddy Mort, they call the old
eTntenrn,) and requested permission TO stay there
4" might; winch WAS readily granted. Ilunng tie
s'eHImg. he went out aud returned several Times,
NHhuuI exciting suspicion, he having complained
o being unweII, aud asked The privilege of unre-
SIaIned esIeSS and ingreSs. The night waued,
ASNeveI, aud the VILLAIN thought il time 10 carry
WI hrs purpose. He accordingly went out once
4lOie aud alter staying some time, returned with
r. r. sccompIice-the twain then armed lU The teeth
tuey soon made known their Ubjedt by demand
Ss The old mans money, aud threatening 10 take
~ iie II lac refused compliance. OF course, be-
Is Old and infrm, and having ma one 10 help Lin
=! lis aged wife, he could do nothing but submit
oe EOGbed. lie tod his wife 10 get the money
them She went 10 bureau, and handed out
.nsh several bags of gold aid silver, but took
&c Il throw out ui sig tit a roll notes amount
= 70 some Sl0O, and which she thus saved. They
s w most Of The Spec.e; butwLen two bags, each
issutanlng some $50 in sl:er, were presented TO
n' they thew bosh down, declaring they
~ not overload themselves.
,bi,ns now satisfied with their booty they told
80 ou man that il he remained QuieI, he should
no bodily hahn, but if he put his head out OF
:, window attempting 10 watch their movements,
,j would blow his blains out. They then left
Mouse and taking possession Of TWO of the old
u noises, TCde away down Fishing creek.dtop-
f"s dollar here and there in their flight. One
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27
Lou1srIlLE assn WnEr11ru.-rhe LouisrilIe

LOUISVILLE AND WMEELING.-The Louisville
Journal Of Friday has the following:
We noticed shipment of star candles, Corn
wallis brand, on the steamer City of Wheeling yes
tstday, intended for Richmond, Va. This is some
Ling novel IN the candle trade and will doubtless
be followed up by mole extensive shipments. Ii
i5ilec's credit on the enteTpsising manufacturers,
Aessrs. Cornwall & BIo.
.TmE FORWARDING BUsINEss.-It cannot have
escaped the attention of those who frequent the
Fhntt the immense Pills OF Merchandise, mostly
staple goods, t"at have been discharged there with
IN The last few days. Some of the forwarding
hot ses have received as many a bundled pack
ares by every arrival from W heeinG and Pittsburg
Thus increase is nscr!abIe 10 nothing but The es-
adjustment OF regular packet lines in al d.rec-
lions. IL shows very clearly one OF the great adj
vantnges gained by ii. Ii not only benefits the
forwarding merchants, but II gives employment 10
hundFeds OF iaoo:ers and draymen, load packets
running from he e, The railroad cas- and the wsg-
onS, which III return bring custom and p.cduce in
lehued lor rEShIpment. We cannot doubt that any
new enterprise nf this kind that may hereafter be
sci on loot will be heartily rewarded by our CAPT
talists and merchants.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

rv.nrors RrrORrs are in circulation in regard to
,ls mate Of the steamer Thos. Swami, who was
stabbed at our wharf on Wednesday night, a d
vas taken on that steamer, with little hopes OF
his recovery 10 Cincinnati. where his family re-
5Jes We learn that the Virginia, which arrived
Yesterday morning. brought the intelligence that
whvn the Swami passed Pomeroy. The unfortunate
man was rapidly sinking, and it was thought i'm
possible for him 10 survive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

F,r.L AcclpExr.-we learn that young lady
,,rurd Meviun BLAIR. daughter of Mr.. Eli Blair, of
uo,,n,s Mill, three miles from Grave Geek, was
,nTued TO death on Tuesday last, by her clothes
,,Eiur fire in a smoke house. where she had gone
n cut snme meat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

WE went into Washington Hall on Saturday
night and found Mr.. o. P. O., or something
that syle ofman, harnnguing a small crowd of our
citizens; and recognized in him the same person
whom we have seen spouting in decnyed market
house in Baltimore. 10 crowd of Sabbath break
ing hoys. We could not gather from his remarks
what he wished TO get at, further than he was en-
gagged in vehement defence of George Washing
ton and the Star Spanslrd Banner, and we were
grieved to learn that either of them needed such
desperate defence. He said, however, that he
knew nothing. in which his at dience agreed with
him. judging from the manner in which they ler.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

ATTENTION is respectfully called TO the advertise
ment of DR.. B. BsowN WILLIAMS, announcing
course Of three Lectures and experiments upon
the subject of Mind, Thought aud Electritiiy,
commencing this evening at Washington Hail.
Ills capacity 10 handle these subjects is said to be
remarkable and his experiments new, wonderful
and interesting. We predict, therefore. for him
full houses Of the fashionable and scientific of our
community.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

uoRE HANDS on THE HEMrFIELD.-Under this
,,D,on the Washington Examiner announces that
niesrns from reliable authority, that Irish lady
siding on section 80 ofthe Hempfeld Railroad,
RECENTLY gave birth to four Children. who are, we
,,e happy to lie IN all doing well. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

CmLD BURNED TO DEATm-On Monday last,
chill, four years old, of woman named Kenny,
living on Maiden street, in this Borough, was
burned 10 death under the following circumstances:
The person having the child in charge, wishing 10
70 about square 10 a grocery st"te. locked The
child, together with younger one, in room
where large wood fire was burning. In short
time the cries oil the Child attracted the attention
Of passeEs by, and when the door Of the room as
opened il was FOUND dreadfulIy burned and almost
dead. The poor little victim Of Sua h inexcu<aLle
negligence was female child. Parents and 9TH
tIs having charge Of children cannot be too MUD
tul Of tEelr safety To us it is wonder that we
ale moi frequently called upon 10 record such &C.
cments---ihe mere recital of which makes the
heart ache.- Wash. (Pa.) Examiner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27
r iMISGELIlALNTEOUS. =.
fWnnnT Maads.

BoOkbindcr a. Blank book Nnnufacturer,
II No pa Monroe S rect UP STAIRS. as5
w GUILD respectfully inform lher friends and the pub;
NC IN general, that they have bought the esabsh
Ws ialely knownas James N Ewing Bookbinde.y and
i 30 aud PREPARED TO Ruc and
g &c. in suras
apt2-1y 80 - ', 's''H .> ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

OF The horSel being too clumsy the robters left it
at Mr.. Cusica's, aud i'm genuine Paul Cliff I'd
manner TOOK one Of Iis; They got between I've
astee hunulea eouaIs'a anu iinue 'ou 'ne't
ne Scounufeis are sun az iatfe' out snSn'cion;
u IS salu' haS lighted upon al leasl one inulvlual
OF oau character. Jnstice, we nope WIN yet over
@t6o"g% ,b.v oE erS I;Se ~ H.. sent ~ 10 ,h
n. niteni;,ry' - 80 -,
- s5sl'5 IL --.-l = ~ -lgs34 sa
Tx RIVER AND BUS!NESs.-The Falls CITY ar
rived on Saturday with over 5o, tons ffre;ghts 3
80 o ". 90 49, ~ 'o"' ~ ''s So
Tue virginia atr'Veu yesterday morning win 4oo
tons of freight. & ....s5r II. t.g--s- fG,
The wharf is again covered with every descrip-i
tion of merchand.z anil notwithstanding lie
cn1I ,rs,,ber rrexents VOW .n;,,s,sJ 60
WV. te0o' :" '''''A1seN eipe
ahce' --4.l
R1VEIs IMPORTS. 1'f
., "a q. HlLLh.-t1sr STEAMER Dun Conrers.-
iallanl x Delehi.iH, ouu oos Hour, casks bacon,
10 'atli . V naNet q 20 po& iaslS. -''ra
BURGH.-Per Steamer Fort Pjtt.-
Wheat& Chapiine,5 Sncks rags; R Crangle& Co
o do teans, 10 hhds tobacco, box; Doane & Cow
gill, IL ,hhdS tobacco, 10 Kegs lard; Bedillion.
l6 sacks oats; H X List & Co, % plough points,
Bailey, Woodward & Co, 2 large grindslones; la
d, Rtds tobacco; Passengers, 9 sacks corn, bills
wheat. skiif; 4Reshipped, bales deerskins, bbS
eggs, 20 sacks wheat. j. aitzt ,'-HSg1ia II ,.l.
ST. LOUIS-Per Steiner Aud,lbon.-FIrsyths
& HOPKINS 900 Gxs candle 5, p hills oil. l04 hides
% hhds bacon; Gordon, Mathews & Co, so hhds
bacon, 4s bxs do. $3.50 -
Per Reustone-Tallant& Deinnlain. la h,Ies
hemp, 100, Lbls flour; ,ConIoins & Kevs'o0 hills
oil, bxs mLze; Amman, Muguire & Co. csk hams.
I6 bills pork; Forsyths &. Hopkibr. 81 SEEKS G.oiI
ers, 20 bbs beans; McAGee Bros, 81 bales cotton;
Y Sweeney q SOM 100 bills sand. Y Is -
NAySvII -. ro-.,.,,,. &. r,
Fins o9I sancs-,,arTs, 20 s,I1 toaSy."S mop
aus 90 ""u o"co"' ra
Tahh bhsl'ultG H.-Ptr SteGmer C0urr.-
> C'baker q GO, 1oll carpet; g w Smith, lot ale
DarrriS; ID Murray, bS bncan; w heat 4 Chapline
~ scks rags, kgS lard, Crangle q Co, hhds to-
oaccoi john Miller 20, 20 SEX potatoes. Re-
Shipment % IONS rHr-a -iar
7SUNFISH.-Per steamer Stephen Bauard.-R
Cunning, I sack peaches, 1 tLl flour; Ora nele &
Co, / do; II X List & Go, do and i cask eggs:
Ridgely, Dbl eggs 3 bskets do; Buckeye Slate
20 bales cotton. = -
r LOUISVILLE-Pfr steamer Fails Glib
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

.voyo the arrivals AT our wharf, yesterday, we
,ce5 The Falls City. Virginia, Irene Forest City,
Nan cOnvers, La Belle, Fort Pitt, Buckeye State,
and others. ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

co,D-The weather on Saturday and yester-
=. r,s as cold and stormy as mid winter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

SINKING OF TUE STEAMER CuBA.-The steamer
Cuba, bound down, came in contact with the
wreck Of the steamer Fanny Fern, eleven miles
below this city. at 10 O'Clock on Friday night. and
sunk in six feet OF water. The Cuba was loaded
at Pittsburgh for Louisville. She had heavy
cargo Of valuable dry goods, and qua nifty OF
glass. Most Of tie dry goods are under water and
will probably be total loss. This is the second
third disaster caused by the wreck of the Fanny
Fern, which has been washed nearly into the
charmed. Ii should be remove as speedily as pos
sible.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

woxxurx have commenced the grading on the
u.m0tield road within the limits of Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

xInrosroR--The Odd Fellows of Morgantown
have recently Leen imposed upon by a person who
called himself George W. Jones while there. but
Benton. Benson, Smith etc., at other places. Say
they: ...-.r.
"IIe is man OF medium size, about forty years
old, stOnps when walking. and is badly dressed
Being of good address and honorable exterior, he is
well calculated 10 deceive"
He has the travelling password. &c. Pass him
round.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27
nm INTELLIGENCER.
To Correspondents.

-rERs concerning scrirtion. advertising or 9TH
.r s."sa I s p9Ss1is @ fss sss"' D9u az
dressed concerning the editorial department OF the
J he addressed to the editors Jointly, or 10 Ell.
her ore writing for publication, will please
YOU 1ir on one side OF the paper $50
write OF tie above rules will greatly oblige u.s.
"a oD r. more prompt attention to correspondents
ana ,Scr might otherwise some times receive
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27
Wholesale Tobacco H ousc.

w would most respectfully call the ottcnor OF Mer-
chants and Grocers 10 our very large and general
Stock 81 Tobacco, Cigars, SNUFF, etc., ether ar
GIGS as belong TO eglIlar % RI -JzE
49, Wholesale Tobacco HI ouEc. f.Tgrf saL
Our stock consists OF over - - - = slsl Il fs
[ ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF. TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands OF 5s and ga Pond
Lumns, from 16 As CENTS including p (;TayeIv Il p
GTaVely Hollands; fine r Beehive, Thot nton Thomas
Johns, etc etc Also supply cattee boxes OF Hunters
Jones and Hudsons, Spotfsman's, TlorI's Ewtic and
others1 Also the Old Dadem VII ginia Twist; Mary
BELL Cherry Ripe; the California bar, etc etc
as we areeXclusively enga sed In tobacco trae
ng three houses in VirgtEa and ths being the
only regular Tobac6 establishment west ote tlantjc
eHesand having laidin stock previous tile
vance, we feel confident that can offer such induce
els as no other mouse can better, and bnte
e9ua cast orAweSt.a We therefore ask the
chants o. Ohio Pennsy and vi gina TO give
we also Keep constantly on hand heavy AID gencai
stSek q sgperior IMPorted sesaIs
ISM Han pAnish. and common SCARS Scotch Siiis
lso packs Matches Piras OF yar,ots
kinds Pipe Stems ard obacco Knives Don't Eil tocaif
and see foI yourselves. LOGAN, CARR & TO- ~ ~
ans23 - 81 Main street
DISS0LUTION5OFaGO-
NT0TICE Is hereby given the firm Rusb1 q If
In Is this day dissolved by mutual Consent he
business the old firm WILDE settled by tile new rI OF
Busby Little q which this day goes into ope ration
and by whom the business VIII Conducted aftbe
sola siand on Market stieet. japt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27
EMIGRANT PASSAGE,

Foreign Exchange and Express Agency,
ADAMS " COPS EXPRESS OFFICE,
Mcclure House, Wheeling.
TUE mndcIsi ned is sole AGENT, in This CT siEA
i ty for the sale of passenger certificates 2dSssl.
aud New York packets. .-.
These ships packets, making the passage in
half the time OF Ordinary sailing vessels. The number OF
SteeTnge passengers mitsd and there is danger OF
ship fever, which the ordinary emigraHt vessels
lab c. CT FE EE.1 s.3G L-lF SKI
sell bills exchange drawn at sight, any amount,
payable any Bank post town in England, Ireland,
Scotland
Persons who sh to remit money to their friemIs
bring ''oId country will be supplied
with the drafts and tickets at the lowest rate.
ausl0ti N. PIGMAN, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27
!. Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!

NOV I-I-L 1IdUS. 9I1dUS!! IIdUS!s.
aa7. OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION.
NM manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall N,
w styes, and are prepared TO supply pat ons III
ard the public with Hats that cannot be inS
endurance beauty OF finish and curland although
all our Hats OF the first of eir class they will be
nsed prices low those Inferior Eastern
Wet Manufacture Aso large OF all the dif
eI cnt varieties OF Son and Felt MEMS youths chill
dren's Hats Also large assortment OF F lends Hats
OF the different grades togo: fine assortment
mems and youths Cloth Glazed, aud silk Plush Caps
the latest styles Those desirous obtaining good arti
Gle in He OF either Hat Cap. will assuredy consult
both taste aud economy by purchasing the splendid
Hat and Cap store No 1925 doors northof W. tt Sci.
by's Dry Goods House, we tside Main street.
sSsen12 arc ta o. 20 e.al'iit 49, wv. UNISON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-27

PAINT ROOM
Parker's Saloon, Market street, third xtCr Omen
IA from 10 TO 10 O'Clock aud from TO 4.
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