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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

.BlrUMISoUs CoAL,--rhe New York Couriersays
that the extmvagant price Of Anthracite coal las
objected the attention Of-lurge consnmers TO The
prsciieahility ofsubstitung bltumiuous coal for
the anthracite, and in most Instances the expert
nipht fas been attended with entire success. The
s. ilhamburgh Fsrry Company have within few
days, commenced the use Of Cumberland coal, and
the result has been satisfactory. With one cart.
loaJpsrd day less on each boat, better and more
regular fires have been keptupi andlheTe is no
longer any occasion for loss OF time in "htuling
fres," The Brooklyn ReTdes have being using
Cumberland coal for several weeks. The change
made by these two Companies will relieve the de.
inand unon the anthracite miners to The extent OF
thirty or forty thousand tons year.
The extensive beds Of Wheeling coal furnish a
.hGc field for the OpeTatiOnsOl this new policy
Tue LituninOus coal from our hills has been used
fora long time with entire success on the HALF.
/moie & Ohio Railroad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

The seventh annual Pair Of the MARYLAND lnsll.
tutt commenced at BshimcTe on Tuesday evening.
Animmehse crowd wnsin attendance, and the dis
play Of the works Of AIT and Industry is repre-
sentcd as exceedingly brilliant. Tho venerable
George Washington PatkO Curtis, with Governor
Lyon and other invited guest weTo formally in-
troduced at the opening Of the ceremonies. The
opening address was delivered " THoMAs swASS,
ESQ
John W. Taylor, formerly member Of Con-
gress from New York, and speakeroE the House OF
Representatives al the time fthe adoption of the
Missouri Compromise, died at Cleveland on Mon
day lilo was II years Of age. His remains were
taken 10 Saratoga Corintement
The,Eastern Diocese or New York, it is feared,
will soon be visited by another severe affection
the death Of its distinguished head, Bishop VAN
wright
ES.Gov. Wool, OF Ohio, now lies dangerously
ustbetrying House, New York. Hisdistase is
Panama feyer CONTACTED on his telurn from South
America t.a." ArH thMf
Police officer Hamel wasstabbed by anIrishman
named p trick Cunningham, at Chicago, on Mon
day nflsfnoOh The former arrested the latter,
when he struck the fatal blow, causing immediate
death. Cunningham is in jail
Gov. slevensOf the Washington Territory, went
out 10 the California steamer from New York, on
Tuesday.
ES Clief Justice Slow, OF Wisconsin, died 10
Milwaukee on the 18th inst, Of apoplexH super
induced bYan attack Of chovIa.
Sit Allen MeNab has been placed atthe head Of
the new. Canadian Ministry. He Is the same man
that was 50 conspicuous in 1888 Ia the Canadian
troubles. he Is a man Of talents and energy OF
charaeler.i
TIE prairiss were on Ere ia many places 10 Iii
nOis last week. The flames west Of Chicago
burned With crest fercsness, sweeping trees, fen.
6eS, &c, before them. AT La Sale The engine
hose and some other buildings were burnt and
several men were overcome by heat while sndeav.
ohng to snbdue the fire.
The Richmond Enquirer Of Tuesday says;-"It
gives pleasure that the cholera has entirely dis
appeared from this city. There was not a siugle
case lsstweeE amongst the inlermehtsat the City
Cemetery" a5g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

you have been kind 10 me- poor child that am
The soldier stopped before alenl more elevated
than the rest. 'fhs is the tent OF tho Car sad
hej remain Where you nTe. II is tight that
should ask his permission 70 mplIy YOU N@s
Calharine had waited but : few mlenles when
young officer; advancing, said, The CEaT Wishes
TO see you.'
On entering The tent, she saw laTge humber Of
officers, in tile centre Of whom she Immediately
recognized the young solllelr lig' compalion'--
where is the Carr inquired Da'hatIne oil Tue OIL
fceT
'Therop said he, pointing 10 ihasoldier thal@ls
seated, lt.yrtt
ale is Inv husband aid the Car Likewise, Cath.
atne, said The Emperor Of iassla. How asIol-
sbed yoh anneaElF Does the news gTitye lyout--
Does my titiG prevent y6n from LOVING MET
Il loved YOU rs soldier said slvi will also
.uYe you as an Emperor 'Pb1 Oalr nroSe' anu
taking the baud Of The Young 9iplluh presented
hef 6his officers ns the IuuIe bninIe" Oh nus''a'
After their marriage, the Emperor placed her IN o
private dwelhngin The city OF Moscow where she
received every intention becoming her position
She was lovely and beautiful. She loved to do
good, and TO make olhels happy around her, sue
was intelligent cheerful aiDaOler ana peneyolsn.,
mo doubt Peter the Gr nttsow That sne. was lus'
nreois .ly the woman who could share his enlhu'
sasm and sympatlize inhis plans, The obseuTlly
! of her birth was no obstacle TO hlmi lie hlu nOSo
lutte power to raise her to the loilest condition III
his empire f.,
Though surrounded with the honoTs OF royalty,
she dill not forget tile pastor Of Mpuenbelg' Shr
loved him still, aud did whit she could TO cheer
! his last hour, He never recovered lTnm ms
wounds, and survived but sliott time. HIS end
was peace CalhaTine nonmed over his depart
dre, aud sighed that one size had loved most OF oil
OIL earth was no mote. .atgy
Size often accompanied the Emperor in his Jour,
neys through his empire, aud frequently attended
him in military Campaigns. In l1ll, when Pelet
was al war with the Turks, by her extraordinary
skill and saptTot Judgment, she saved The life oil
tile Emnerot, and saved Tie army from being de-
slroyed or takenpnsonets.1 Peter caused the event
to be commemorated byadIsplaY Of magniilcenO,
unusull lor himi OnG m the declaration he issued
we fluid these words. she hos been oil the Creates
ass stance ~ us in all ON dangers, and, aud par
toularyi in the battle OF PTutlG'
| She was blessed with Two children, one oil which
"A Son-died WHEN child. IheOllleT--n daugh
tet.lbeeame Empress OF Russian '"h W
On the eighteenlhof May 1923, Peter the Great
| placed tie crown with great pomn, upon The leat
| " CaIlnrne. Hs.heallh was now Iapdly deGli'
Mug. CalhaTne attended him constantly. Jan
nary 2slh, l725, he breathtd his last, being only
in lns loGty forth yehI,
Cntharne sustained The title OF Empress will
great, diIn dy, aud was greatlYbeloved by het sub
euls. % Her reign was Bh0rl6 SHE survived ltl
husband about two years. and expired May 9Th
1885, at the age Of Thirty eighl.--BhekIoOod
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

PNEoIsFosrroN TO CuoLrRS-The physicians
Of the New York Hospital give some facts, show
ing that seven eights Of all persons attacked with
the cholera are those who lave already been long
EuiTsting from orgOnic diseases, os of the liver,
lungs. &C., and who could not live long underany
circumstances. This is shown by The pos! rnortem
examination, made in almost every instance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

HJ'The London Times, commenting on the
English crops, stales that "the difference in The
price of wheat, compared with that of the previ-
ms twslvtmonth, will be at least 90 shillings a
quarter in favor of The public, which on the Whole
consumption will amount to boon Of G25,OOO,-
900 10 that public OH wheat alone, besides cores.
pOnding relief on othergE in.n- ---.L MI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

ANINEBnIATE AsYLuN. The Legislature Of New
York, al its last session, incorporated an institu-
ton, named the "United States Tnebriate Asy-
lum," for the reformation OF poor and destitute
drunkads. The first meeting Of the Board Of
Directors was held in the city of New York on
WednesdaY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

DEsERTrSo the MoRMoSs--A Western pnpel
says that a few days since, train composed Of
nine wagons aud ffty persons, crossed the Missouri
eastwOrdly, in search OF new home. They had
left Salt Lake city on account of the oppression
md immortality Of their church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

,dJThe Richmond Examiner says;-fWe can
now safely say that The Democratic press and party
Of Virginia have settled down upon The conolu.
sion that February OF March would lie most proper
for our Gabernatorial Convention, say the 22d Of
February" Hr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

THE PURonAsE OF CUBA. The New York Elk!
press says It has il from authentic sources that Mr..
soule has been renewing the offer 10 Spain for the
purchase Of Cuba, and that lie agtced to give more
than $780, OOO, OOn, the sum said to have been ten
dered during President Folks administration, The
Spanish Ministers, who greatly an want Of mo.
nsy, although sorely tempted by the jingle Of so ma
ny millions gave The proposition some little alten'
ton, but only 10 reject II. 7..a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22
EXCELSIOR!

THE MOST GORGEOUS, VARIED AND
extensive stock OF Goods ever bPought
.a. 60 this city eau BIO seen ma
no. 80 CONNER MONRoE AND WATER STREETS,
Wheeling, VA
VNHOS. HUGHES begS to assure his patrons aud the
public generally that the above statement is II orally
truei aud to convince themselves that this Is So II they
VIII call at his store they viii the most beautiful as
sOrtmont OF supe fine u.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
a oRAyATsi CLOVIS, nANDKEROnEFS, 10
siERY AND SOTIoNs 0ESERALLY,
That has ever been Oerod for sale TO thenubc OF Wheel
iugl It's needless toassure my ends hat my dstsrin
10 sell but atthe present season o condition Of
the eastern markets s such TO insure my doing So III
consequence Of prices being considerably roduetd. So
that my friends may rely unon selilneihe best Of bar
gains. only Iequest OF them Ia favor me with cali
anu inspect my very splendid stock r
TH' HUGHES, cor. Monroe and Wafer sis.
sepf2 H..HuHa Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

aJ-HOn. E. II. Jansan, State Treasurer of Wis
conshi who lost Two children year OF two ago
10y The burning Of his house, when the little
creatures psrished in the hSnes, has within the
last forthight lost by The cholera, his three re.
naming chlldrea and a brothsrand sister ?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22


FIRE IN BRoOKLyS--A WOMAN DESTROYED IN
rnE FLlMLs.--on Sunday night last fire broke
out in lwo.sloiy frame house on The corner Of La
Fayete.oy. and Sebenok,SI, aud soou spread 10
an Jj1ining building, both by Stephen @.
jackson, aud tIeuce TO tenement owned 10y Vic
tory Miller, Zach building was occupied by sew
eral families, who lost ali they had One woman
named Ellen Flanagan lost her life in The flames,
and it was with tue greatest ddIiculty that some Of
the others escaped q similar Inlg, Mis-. Flano.
lnn's husband was awakenedb by d dense smoke in
The room, aud Sc z,rg one Of Tie olldren, ran out
With it, the flames having already enSeloped The
sloirway. The woman took the other child aud
etit out Of Tie windnR,1 aud then tried to save
herself but being unable to make ller way thro'
the dense oke and heat, became bewildered
anil fell ayiClim to the destroying element The
buildings were burned 10 the gr0usd. Mt Jack
sons loss am lun.s to about $ ,5OOi not insured.
The los sustained by Nj. Miller amounts 20 about
$780, insured for $3.50 in the Granite Company,
New York od'opptoaomng ltesceneof The fire,
Engine No. 2 came mo accidental collision with
Nos7, and three bremen were, seriously injured
Their names are Thomas Hicks, Edward Fogarly
aud VIM. Carroll. 80 1lAhEG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

Backs Charles Jones aud ] @. Darts,
arrested ftr stealing $1,000 from the United
States Hotel. Henry LoM Sterling, for steal
ing horsoudd buggy, aud John Cunningham, for
Iobblnsa jewelry store, in Mason Warren coun.
~, escaped from the Jail at Columbus on Tuesday
night They succeeded in digging through the
three intervening walls Of the cells in which they
werr confined, and in getting into the hall that
separates the cells from the outside walls. A bed
was lhro~n upon the floor to prevent noise, and
with the Ill Of chissl they cut through the out.
side walltwelye inches thick, aud landed into tue
street. The Journal says there is evidence TO show
that help was furnished them from the outside
CUNNING ham was leltered with heavy IRONS, which
he managed 10 cut anl leave behind, except the
rings which are etuPon his ANGLE.
lIThe we'll known preacher of New Orleans,
Theodore Clapp, WHO is mslicatimg at The North,
writes to the Picayune highly enlogi.tio letter
concerning Henry wad BeeCher. He concludes
thus.
Must moi admire this great, original wonder
(ul man, simply because he is claSSed with the
Abnlilionlslsl AbOliIlonism in the mind of Mr..
b. is nothing but BEAUTIFUL dTeam--a vision Of
moral lOyeness, entapluflng o behold, It's mixed
with no element Of hsTshness OF IN sanlhTopy. Tie
ltlOes not judge rightly about the destruction Ol
ItlaveEy. because utterly ignUrant Of the diflicul.
lies which the case involves. THIS remark Is np.
plIcabIe 10 oil the good Abolioasls OF The North.
They ATE not aware that Southern negroes can no
more lie made fellow citizens than pine Trees Can
be turned into sugar naples. ..
s-.-------
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22
ADMlNiS.l KAT UK'S SALE.
Rhnrna NVathinrir qnll g.,

.H.. fHL -AhANthAAh 70 hn VII . on Tx
Is Shares Washington Hall Stock
WILL sell al Public Sale on Thursday Lt ISLy,,,
u Jnue next, Fifteen Shares WashiTgtOn Hal So ~
longing TO ile estate Of H. iIuss, deceased iOtH,S
est hiddeT. a.aI'
Terms made known on day OF sale.
my2I JNO. X. BOlSFORD, ADM
~ The above sale Is postponed until tbs Gil dpJ u
August . ...| INK,
E-This sale is postponed to ssrt 4lh, at II o,ott.
| sI;t
October. 1854 H'I-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

RNLRoAp Acopgwr AND SERIOUS Loss o.
Goops.-On the l4lh inst, an accident occurred
on the railroad between Chicago aud st. Louis,
by wbichnear 900 worth Of goods was iniu-
ted. ltoppsars that two trains, Que q passenger
and The other heavy flight tain. met rewmi'es
from Joliet. Thefreigbttraih was therefore COM
PEELED to return to that pace, the other following
close in IL wake, Hall mill from Joliet is ii
uosselled worked bridge, and while the trains
wets going over this fridge, all Of which we've
heavily laden, Height cOrlumped the rail-, and
its fall broke away considerable portion Of tn.
htdge, aud IN quick succession seven other car
piled .in cnehNer another, and the whole eigh
went down in The riSe together. A s.. Louis
paper says; aYlt IOEy[
Had the river teen leep enough, OF the helgll
OF the bridge sufficient, every cat in both lTalll'
ould have shartdth same atti Unfortunately
ile hegnl Of The bridge aud The depth OF Vie HVe
only permitted the eight 10 pile IN one upon an
Other sud the cars following we've brought up sIahu
ing aguinsl the wftrN OF lioSe that lad iallen.-
The sudden sloppuge, however, caused coils
ion bet en- the Two trains, aud one or NUte oil the
locomotives suffered severely aud several cat
were more or less damaged. fortunately no per
lsonaIiniuTy was sustained. Tie water IN iht
river was not very deep, but The Packages con
Iaining tile good weIe Galiy broken, aud boots,
shoes. leas dry goods, hats, eweIry, silks, blank
cts wines, oils, Nc., were m on disIngulslaOl'
mass, BESIDES large quantity lad escaped iron
the broken cars, and were either lionung about II
the water, or bad gone 10 the bottom
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

g1rThe editor Of the Washington Globs says, :
"By looking al the index to tie Congressional
Globe, which we now have in pres, 1t appears
that one bundled and tweRty.one hour speeches
were made at the last session Of Congress in the
HOu1e OfRePresentutives on the Nebruska.Kansas
bnln ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

TnE GREAr NAvizs OF THE woRLD.--We FIND
in our exchanges a table showing tie extent Of the
6Fst five nayies in the world II purpOrts TO come
from pamphlet published by an intelligent naval
officer. Here II is:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

ABOLITION. THE Pennsylvania uboliliOnists STe
to meet in Convention at West Chester, on the
ODD, oath ana 26th Of next month. Among the
names Of distinguished speakersto be present. are
those Of VIM. lloyd Carlson and Lucy Stone.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22
MY Friends

ma the Pablo generally are hereby informed
n that keep constantly hand select assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
to tho finest custom works. Circumstance worthy IN
note 10 tTayelcTs and others. TIL. HUGHES
No, 30, corner Monroe and Water sta
sepi2 Iphssifng W
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TKUSTEES SALE.

InOOlEb'6 m LE.
DY virtue deed OF TIusi executed 10 me By NAN.
ID as JeiIeTsi for the benefit oGthe Nor Western R
Ut Virginia. shall proceed on MONDAY the sh day u
OheI tXi at The lTOnt tOOI of lie CUuI lou,s o. o.,
county, 10 SSH TO the highest bidder Tor cash tie oS
rTOpeysO so much thereof as may he ntce,AD 10 al
sly The purposes lsad hust TO wit; The A0uh llog
No. II In 18th Squ nc oithe city Of Wheeling in Nsi
Zaies addition thereto, supposed to measure 80 est nd
on shect aud runnfs back 1872 fceti also tie wUh hi
OF lot No li9 on John ST. eetin said city OF Wheeling
Is vested tn nc 10y the said deed OF tust eroi5,!
deed book 81 page aS, inIhe ClerSS OnCe Of OLo GA
~. W.. .na-I y. LAMB,
sfn0tU TuhlH,
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Rlrst Premfnrn.

AWnrded 90 proG llIIInr q Hfol
TIOp the bes specimens o. PenlnLnslnr exhibited nt
II the Western Virginia FaiH Ladies' aud gentlemen
who wish 10 Improve their hand writing WI! bear this IN
mind. Remainder is new course Is only 81, anu sat
isnctoTy improvement 81 iahtecd.
az Nightpurils tecelyed. Academy open lrms 4,
s,r,., " seroi II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

REJoICINu AT ERE-On the 18Th instant, the
EtiOns aud Horbor creekiieS had grand jolfca.
ton over the late decision Of the Pennsylvania
Supreme Courlin their lannon's railroad case
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81 KItFa SALE.

..st .s.. ~. - OIL NIT ~ DALE.
L seVAen hIVe .'.. In tharcsry, 10 ti
GeOuew GTahaiu's administration rUtviy v v, W.
aud Others .......-..... y
Inpulsuance Of decree made on the TN d,,rog T..
1851 IN the above famed cause, viii sell 81 liz
House OF Ohio county on Monday The 18Th DAY S,F
her, lSj4, pat OF Ot No i3I, TOntilg OH Union H.
rear 7. hutons coal bank, beng the SANE prop,rt' |,
pTCtent occupied by MTt. Mary GTaham ~"
Tile sale will DO made Ona credit hi SIX tyrI,, -,
eighteen mouths. lie purchaser giving lords viii !,
proved security, beating interest from DAY OF ~ -
tile title will be retained uniil tho whole putb,,s M,
is paid '''- '.' 'f..
...''.f WM s. WICKHIy.
o. The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY n, S
day Of OciOhhr, 1891. 2 col
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

Hon PRlcE or CoAL.--TheIe is great complaint
in the seaboard States, in regard to The high price
olooallhs present season, = he Albany journal,
speaking on the subject says;--"NObOdy objects
to paying The producers OF fuel fair profit, but
combination to extort onerous prices will provoke
action ina quarter whe.e ii will be felt. Goals
ere necessity. They are abundant and can be
procured by labor like every other treasure Of
the earth lfmineB combine to Cypress pucha.
sens, CongreSs will by opening ports to foreign
Goals, duty free, soon set things toIighls." The
Philadelphia Inquirer also remnIksI-'It isquite
apparent that storm is gathering in relation TO
the coal trade. The prices OF coal nte enormous
especially when it is remembered that dealers
have reduced the ton 10 only 1000 lbs Instead Of
2,2lO 1t is charged, indeed, that the whole
thing is the effect OF a combination OF conspira
Cy." The Boston Courier says the price Of coal in
that city was last. year SO per ton, whereas it is
now s9i and 1t denounces what it calls trade
combinations, ns benrless oopsPiracieS.
INrERksrWO COMPARISONS The commercial
progress Of our county will be seen at glance,
so farts our commercial shipping is concerned,
says the Washington Star Of Saturday. in the fol-.
lowing statistics, which we obtained this morning
at the Treasury Department.: t.arnf
Tonnage oftthe U. S. in 1889 20l, 662
do do DO 1858 4,407,Ol0
" Excess in favor OF 1853 4,2O5,4 4S
Tonnage Of the u. S. in 1907 L242,69j
DO eity Of New York, 1854 L969,sOl
A., 49,. W. .. d. IN onr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

urThe shipments Of copper last year from the
LakesuHerior county, according 10 the Lake SUI
perijt joutnsl were little short of 5000 of miner
MI producing 1900 OfTe6ned copper. On this the
increased value Of last year over the previous one
80 81 a., f,o,, SOM nm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

LhNDREGUS GARDEN S EDS.
. I UST RECEIVED, a fresh ,uPpy OF lAnd,thHul
~ kuOwnand Justly celebrated Ca den SEEDS ofnk
Seeds
these Seeds arc The growth Of The prOPHNO., Nlst
lung experience in this business enables him eOuHtj
srOnNible TO tie pblic Tot the Sitaiiy and gene ta
qu0iiy Each pOper bears label viii tie ard r
Taniy OF the proprietor. .
l,f fr ). ~. CRUMRACKER,
mIG agent for David Lard'th
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE undersigned Offers ior sale his House and LHu
Matkel street, east side, between Mon,oe 9uj ull,
H'ee The lot s A. feet !oni, with good biitkdls-
ling house aud out buildings
II will be sold low and on aeC OmmOdniing terms al
posses ion given sny time alter tie hIStO: october
pR' Enquire OF
sers }. n. zIMuE9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

% The ensuing anniversary OF the American
Bible Union will be held in the church No, $50
F,roome.sL, New York, commencingOn Thursday,
the 9th Of October
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- no MUIIlkRS.

A g. PARTRIDGE espcGiully informs us rsliai
IA and the public generally that tie light btiI: EHl
Ivorabe at this season, be Will give particular altHli
dWims this month and neXt TO taking The liLeIe"e q
yOun children, every plea SAINT day between TIE bi
Ol y aud g. mlH
TOIIN I'UNNE las orrHed SIOTs on MsiE,II,
ID Wheeling, ieNt TO Michel Rohsh's mai b e yard, IL
tic ga of Second Hand Furniture, where lie 5s'tt.
mined to buy, sell, o. exchange Furniture Of all Nrd,-
etc etc.
All persons having Furniture to dispose Of will frii
TO their advantage to .Oll on him. ieS.Ei1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-22

oDD FELLowsuP. The official report Of the
Grand Lodge Of I. o. o. r., recently assembled
ct Baltimore, show about 3ll0 lodgesj 100000
msmbeisj sl,S1s.OOO revenue, and s6SO,OOO Of
expenditures for The benevolent purposes OF the
oIgariallion. VA. /