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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-12

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
FFNHE Boa!d vi Visitors OF thi. Institution will meet II,
the In1iintr on the 2al ri June, 10 make tlr usual
ppoimtmrmirof Cadets. Applications will 'c ln"d" 10 Tia"
Superintendent, past pail, on or before The day Of their
meeting.
Vacancies FOR STATE Cadets exist in the following Scnh,o.
rial Districts under the old Constitution Of Virginia:
III. SpoisylvHnin, CnrOlinc, EssrX.
XII. Accoinar, Southampton, williamsburg. &c.
XXI buckingham. Prndlclon.
XVI. brunswick. Dinwiddic. Grecnsvilc.
XXlX. L.oudoun. fTirnX. Alexandria.
As the vacancies among the St"ic Cndctd may orcur NJ
the examination in June, applications may be presented
from the Stntc AT lnrrr.
Provision hnvin. been made for The completion OF the
wings of the new Barracks. it iylrp.4illr thn' some twenty
or more pay cadets than the usual number appointed. mny
be received this year. Applications for pay cadet appoint.
mcnts mny he mmdr therefore from the Siutc nj large upon
this expectation.
Qualifications far boh classes Of cah,s-A.", between IL
and - neutrality-suspicious. moral chnInricr--ircc,ioin
from bodily disease and inirmity-nnd ability to perform
with accuracy the fundamental rules of Arithmetic md 10
read ind write with facility. TIA" State cmict applicant
must show his ability to lmy his own expenses.
Tie graduation exercises Of the Institution will take
plncc on the lh July, 10 which. IA well us to the annual tx.
animation, the public are invited.
The usual display Of Fire Work. on The ni.ht Of the It'll
July. FRANCIS Ii. SMITH, Snpt.
Auril lJ-rt11lunc
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GEORGE ARP JR.,
No. Sc NORTH WHARvEs, PHILADELPHIA.
COMMISSION MERCHANT:
@NOR the sale of English and American Pig Lead;
II, Scotch and American Pig, Bar and Bloom Iron; Banca
Tin, and metals generally. Liberal advances made on
consismncnts OF merchandise generally. Agents for the
sale of Leroy l. Col Lead md Tin Pipes, sheet lead, &c.
Cast Iron Water and Gus pipes. April l9-2awlm
THOMAS &. PEIT0N,
REAL AGENT \ MONEY BROKE
san Francisco, California.
Hp~ EMlTTANCES respectfully solicited and promptly ut
N tended TO. Refer to Glen. B. Pcytol, Albcinnrlr;
Thomas j. PcyiOn, Richmond. April l2-dlm
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nFFICE or TIE FIRE AND MAXINE ~
~ SuRANCE COMPANY OF THE EAIl:hl or VIZ
GINA. Richmond. liIlr street, two door rom lr r"s,
Office. Authorized Capital $4,000 IhS . ""ii""! WIZ
take Fire and Mnriur rlrks, Oh favorable .tI.n-' III ,""i' "'
comtryl q. +. hhi"'r'' "''"''s'
REFERENCES:
Samuel Marx, Cashier al Bank al Va"
j. 4. Smith, FHrIm'rs Ea''S' Richmond, Va.
lo-rpl Il. Anderson. Esq,
M,.ssr-. IlnXull X Co,
Henry NJ. Brent. Cash. Bank Of Valley. ~.
.IUr. II. ShrrrHri, " Farmer li"iiR' N'"'"' si'i, ~
Hon. James NJ. Mason, L. : Senate.
Mayo
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l. Wei! wAtcred hy two streams running
sou. - Err.- srr we'll get in clover, highly inl-
!~eoul!-r!y adapted 10 the growth Of tobacco
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W, TVONPS0N-

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELI.O AT LAW,
WILL practice i'll the Superior and Inferior Courts Of
Monroe, and the Superior and Quarterly Courts OF
Giles, Mercer and Raleigh counties; will give his personal
and undlvided attention 10 the collection of claims of all
kinds within the jurisdiction OF the above Courts.
10 ". Thompson will act as Collecting .Igent for Fast.
crn and Northern Merchants for the above counties-will
forward funds when collected in check, or rs otherwise Iii.
rected, rescrvlng tive per cent. commission for his services.
Address Indian Creek, Monroe county, va. Office ut
Springfield. April bly,
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L''rcS Ho'nrGag .lEcr.io1. i:"d 'rsa"if, az ! o'ciDck.
FOR NEW WORN VIA NORFOLK.
LNREhiiiT received liz" mir ,ay Fin.
n lmy. ~
r"~s"L+:'r- ar" requested Ia h. um board GSlslkE
''''Ir' 'L' hnir al departure, :. uri5c!. ~. EE2fA&92a
tuT,lny n!urLin".
Ensin.
Passengers 'nkim" thu ship Tor Norfolk, charged III,
sam" a. 10y the river strnIncr-.
May I'D; IIDIAM \ WATSON.
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DOECEI.r 4:

Il ANDERSON,
UPIIOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
IAEE now in store their Spring stock OF French aiAl
Ill American
PAPER IANGlSGS,
amongst which he some OF the richest Gold Velvet anu
Silver Papers for Psrlors.
Also, II general assortment of Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
India and Cocoa Mating. Window Shades and Blinds, with
q general stock Of Curtain and up!olstering Goods. all OF
which will be sold on fair terms.
Paper Hanging and upholsicring attended 10 punctnally
in TOWN. or country. MAy6
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FOR THE SALE y PURCHASE OF LANDS
ENRANk q. RUFFlN, Secretary of The IIrginia State hg.
~ ricahnrdt Society, and \. ArGrSr, offer their services
TO the public as GENERAL AGENTS, for the sale and mr-
chase OF lands in Iirginid and the Southern and UtStera
States.
OFFICE: ut the Office of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society, No. lis. Main Street.
n. AUGUST, Notary Public and accountant. OFFICE, as
above, Feb eff
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MANUFACTORY OF KAIL KOAp OARS,

MANUFACTORY OF RAIL KOAD OAKS,
STEAM ENGINES, &c.
TVIIE subscribers having rebuilt and enlarged ihclr
h Finishing Shop since lis obstruction by fire last y,nr,
and provided themselves with nrw and improved rnchine,
rs for working wood nnd iron, solicit orders Tor '"f- ma
Iron work OF every description for rail roads; also. purtollc
and stationary Stram Engines. Circular saw Mills, nnd all
kinds OF Castings and Wrought Iron work.
BURR & ETrENGER,
hInrc L., rnr. Dtrnci hnfucrrn Ii md lHlh afrrnfS
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WIN. ARCHER COCK
GEORGE II. SWAMI,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR il cIIaNcERy

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR N
JACKSON, Miss,
PRACTICES Law i'll the several State and Federal
Courts held ut Jackson, and in the Circuit and Probate
Courts of Hints and the neishburins eastern counties. He
will also attend to the payment of taxes and redemption Of
forfeited lands at the Auditors Office.
Refers to Stephen X. Eyglcston, ESQ: Henry p Irving
Esq; samuel Marx, Esq, Cashier Bank of Virginia:
Messrs. Harris 4 Gibson, Richmond. Nn My ai-cly
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DIX. ii. II. fiol i, ~ hcGoS bE.>'1'
NORMEltI.i from Baltimore, ht- located permanently
III nj Richmond. Office on Main: Street, nj tic Augusta
House. IN Rusher's Row, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Letters of recommendation from nr. \. X. SIltli, Hon.
Rrvcrdy Johnson. and others. cnn be- seen, If desired. Dr.
II. tenders hi. sincere thanks to The citizens "f Virginia
for their very liberal patronage during his visits III tii'cr' nj
parts of the State for the hui seven years. ami Respectfully
invites them to give him n cnl nj his new home. He keeps
a horse and sulkry, md will attend Ia calls from the cnun-
try ~ soon as possible, free of extra charge. All operations
performed by him shall be d"ln. III The very beet manner,
and charges Reasonable. =.
Or. IIOyt will visit Essex county al April court. lle."
be in Richmond all he month Of june. March ls-3m
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SUMMER RETREAT AND WATER CURE.
ID OLED HILL, at Northampton, Mass, is the most de-
~ lphriul Summer Retreat in al New England. Exten-
sive Water Cure and iinest accommodations for myallds
and others. Address II. HALSTED, NJ. D., Northampton.
Mass Nav g-ahw1n
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SIMMER

SUMMER GOODS.
n HAvE just returned from my second TRIP Norm, VIII
4 Il large supply OF Clothing, Furnishing hsd fniicy
(;ood.. which are Of the lnicst and best styles. introduced
since my visit in early Sprimg-tn which would inviie ii'
special attention oi those in want. ns. urin: them that my
purchases were made on the most favorable terms, wllcl
will enable me To- sell them much lower ilnt the rr.nlnI
price. HENRY SllAftt.
NAV IN y" lhi, MINI, corner lith street.
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OFFICE OF II LANES RIVER AND KA-l

66 Buclmnan'- Wharf. Baltimore.
For suIr also by the principal Icnlera in Richmond, En
Baltimore, April Il, ls.i-cJi
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4 SHOOI


StlVVNh
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GIVE personal attention TO snlcs OF Flour, Grain. To
~ hacco, &c. :. K. BROWN,
HErb a-ctf ]. II. SHOOK.
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.n,. Nn bLEACHED JEAN DRAWERS
''Eie, good quality and warranted to
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NOTICE.-Application will be made 10 III" President
,nd n;rec,or. of the James River aud Kanawha Com
many for the renewal of Il certificate OF hond. No. as OF
that Company, guaranteed 10y the STATE Of Virginia for
30 go wlicil issue,l 10 the undersigned, ~ executor OF
Iucy Green, decruscd, ON the 2rh March, lSi?, irrtaccm
able for 80 years from lat January, $40 The original having
becn lot or mislaid, aud cannot now be found.
MAY l-cw2m JUN h.tItrI.N.
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SHIPPING.

FDR !ii;E.iIEN.
' 5Si!E i'm" fast sailing ship tiuclir. Crlt. Miller. j., r7,.
a ljadin. in lien al lie Columbia. Tor ,lr' nLUy-I1sfE.
pur;. For BALANCE Of room or pa--".", ni"ly 10
May u SCIIAEi. EOill.ER X co
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INI.k NFT~IV.N. UIItTN 7.
fANllE fast .-niliu. ,rir. LitiliTFrGT. Captain
~liucklnni. i. nuw inuling at Rockets, and ~
VIII sail Thur-tny the Iii! init. Tf
For ha!ane' .! Freight, nrplS 10 F
CtAS. ".
May 10 Corner 3ril rnI Wafer streets
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
'rELEGRAP.HICI NEW S
By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHkD AlLYlNTKLLIG ENCRF
CONGRESSIONAL.
A. ATL an

Ks, wAsuiNGrt n, March 20, 1854.
SENATE.-The Clair laid before the Senate ~
communications from the War Department., one.
IN reference To The Williamson report.
The Pacific Railroad route, bill was referred 10
the Special Committee on that subject.
Mr. St ward presented petition from tobacco-
nlsts in favor of an increased duty OH imported
segars he also presented several petitions against
the Nebraska Bill. srs
Mr. Badger said he would take the present OPP
porlunity to make some remarks lie had intended
10 make on the expected remonstrance of some OF
'ls constituents against the passage ottle Nebraska
bill, which he had been Disappointed in receiving
this morning; he wished TO correct some mistake
interference to the effect of his amendment, andt
explain itstrue effect. He Argued 10 show lha
the Bill as originally reported did not revive Tie
Louisiana laws. even wi bout his amendment.
HoUSE.-Commttet on Naval Affairs reported
resolutions diree ting that contracts for Clothing
provisions. and small stores for the use of the navy
lie made direct with dealers, instead of with spec-
ulators. - +,
Ga motion of Mr.. Campbell, the Committee
appointed 10 investigate The Gardiner fraud as
Instructed tojinvestlgate other casus of fraud on
the Treasury; in cases where persons appointed as
Minister'S Secretaries of Legation, or Consuls may
hrve drawn the.r pay and tHtn (aed 10 discharge
the duties of their office.
Alter some debate on the subject the House ad :
iourued. -s.'t71s tirafs 5 e54l-s''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

SvITs AGAINST SrEAMBoArs.-The st. Lou.
Republican has asceriained that some ten OF
twelve suits have been commenced in the U. S
District Court. under the act of Congress, regula
ting the the navigation of our western waters.-
TIE allegations against The Ioa:s are, their run
Ling withou: the required number of life preser
'tE-nOt registering oil their passengers. and
a'ny other violations, W hich steamboat men ovel
BIZ. with out intending TO break the law
The Republican says the investigation of the
use of Kate Kearney has brought TO light many
rOatOns of the act of Congress, in matters which
sasters and owners doubtless deem necessary, and
some cases little better than impositions, and
links that the regulations contained in the law
passed by Congress, deserve 10 be well studied;
and, when well understood, 10 be faithfully ap
Piled, since "ignoGance excuseth no man."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
RIVER ImpoRrs.

LOUlSyILLE-P.r Steamer j. C. Cline
toIsytLe * Hopkins boxes mdse, 346 kegs lard
~ bDls PORK, 20 les hams, "a bbIs do, so LxS can
as Gbls whisky; W Figman l machine; W
Ne 80 Lbis whisky; Dorsey. Howard & Kno,
:''ts hams, II 5xs wine; Gordon. Matthews &
- =, o. les hams, is casks bacon; ] II Stout & Co
9bDls alcohol; Hobbs. Barnes & Colo bbls ashes
NPgs lead; Swearingen. Taylor & Co 2 bxs pa
"a & cards; Ta!lant & DelCplain 26 les / ans
VValan Maxwell 63 bbls whisky; McAfce g.
S'0iAer Ii bids sides.
lRONTON-Per Tusearon.-W Il S. lby Isl
US pig metal; Il W Phillips % do 10, Donlon &
sAWe!l is kss butter; Norton AcLeSon & C Co
!'tons bnck.
PARKERSBURG-Per Steamer Fort Pitt
.'liani x DeIapiain l0l bbls. Cowgirl & Me
S,oI hid tobacco; CrangIe & Co 20 hhd do
Wv Anderson screws, beam. stove; a Ridg,
q os SckS potatoes. ? SckS bags, lson & Dun
Ss'y pigs lumber: McCIacken 40 scks potatoes
SiIeS 1000 # lumber; Steamer Winchester b J
FasS' 1 bids. hid tobacco
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
DIED.

On the morning OF the 2Oth, Mrs. ELIZABETH C.,
wife q JOHN H. BoyD, In the 2Sth year OF her age
lie, funeral will take place to-day at O'Clock from tic
residence of her father, Joseph Manner Main street. two
doors south OF Georges corner, North Wheeling. Tie
friends OF the deceased are invited to attend.
brownsville (Pa papers please copy ]
I'm the 18th inst, his residence in Sharon township
Franklin county, O, PETER l.. LAWSON, ESQ., aged
81 years and months. = ~ Ne
The deceased came 10 this county from Dutcl,cs co
New York. thirty years ago; lie served his country faith
fully during the last war; member OF the Methods
church ur to the time OF his death; raised family u
twelve children, of whom living; has al.
ways been esteemed god citizen and honest man.
His remains were yesterday followed their resting
place by large relatives friends ana old
neishbors -[COlurn6uE City Fact.
GPoughkecpsie and New Fork papers please copy ]
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
NEW YoRK MARKEr

MARCH,, 20.-Money. good, stocks firmer. Cot
ton, sales per week 1000, market firm. sales 10
day 5000 firm; Orleans mdLlng 1Oa; Orleans fair
I2c; st. Domingo 81 market firm and active =
Flour 7,50aS7- Wheat, Genessee 200. Corn,
prices trife lower, selling al 76a79. Lrnseed oil,
English IS; American 90. Sugar, Otlea~s 4 3-8;
prison 81 quiet Po.k,prces tribe lower, selling at
l34al54. Beef, upward tendency, l4O0. Gut
meats 64as. Lard active, 81. Iron moderate
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
FROM NEW YORK.

MARcm 2o.-Accouuts from Troy and Utica,
show that the tempest was very destructive; many
buildings were bltwn dow ,roofs blown OF, chu,-
neys and walls demolished. At Troy one man
was killed, by falling chimney. All Utica tile
tower OF ST. Pattick's church was blown down.
The Crescent City arrived from Havana on the
l4th. She brings ho news of Importance. The
Black Warrior still remains in possession OF the
boa,d.
No news Of the Pacific vet. -. 49,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

Price OF Cash. London Tie prrce of gas is
is Cd. per 1000 feet Isl osl; in Boston $3.50; in
Philadelphia. $500; in Baltimore $500; in Wash
ikgtOn. $500; in Wheeling, $500; and in San
francisco $500 pei 1000 feet. The Price of gas
is higher in Washington than N any other city oil
its size in the country
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

BrLLARp's PANonAnA.-The exhibition of the
uu-ramrc view of New York city commenced at
u NelOIeon last night. We did not attend, ow-
.,t other engagements. but understand that the
d bion is very beautiful and highly entertaining.
hslll be exhibited again to night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

BosroN. Alurch 20.-lhe gale OH Saturday last
ed "a hours, doing much dumage in this clty and
vicinity. Many uidlngs were unrouGrd and sew
eral chilnneys blown down. The gaze was very
violent down East, accompanied with snow.
The Boston Atlas Las returns from 2O4 towns i'm
New Hampshire. Baker has 795 majority; major
ity M the ST. about l,40O. Democrats elect l43
Representatives.; Opposition 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

pIOwxED.-We learn ftom the Argus of last
thai a de hand, name not known. fell
o,.rboard from the steamer Twin City. about a
nile and half below Wellsburg, ate o'clock on
:undsy evening. The unfortunate man sank al
NOS: Immediately. The boat was rounding gu,
Tim coal-bank, and must have passed over him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

1'HE CLINTON BANK of Columbus. Ohio, las
relinquished business, the charter having expired
on the first of January lest. Tie President and
Cashier and number Of the former STOCKHOLDERS
have formed private banking firm under the title
of the Clinton Bank, oil which D. W. DesLiert
remains cashier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

The License question is producing no little ex-
element, and the way from the great variety and
the unusual low prices W. P. Asbuty is selling
his goods, anu without reserve, there is contin-
ual rush for his cheap cash Store. Call on i'm al
once. heis accommodating and determined 10 sell.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

Dispatch from Louisville states that twenty.
,OOf the persons injured by the explt sion of the
,.,uet Reindeer have died, and that twenty four
,.l,,, are not expected 10 recover.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

AccrDExr.-A little daughter of Mr. McAIns.
.rs. residing on Market street, was 50 badly burn
,dbyher clothes taking FIRE, yesterday morning
a,tterIie is iispuired Of.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
PARkrn yux srEAMsulrs.-Thc N. Y. Tribun,

PARKER FEx SrEAMSlIIPs.-Thc N. Y. Tribune
says:
The Parker Vein line of steamships. we hear, is
toIng large business. They have already made
wor two hundred trips IeIween New York and
Baltimore, aud are doing much 10 increase the
:lslneSs nl the city. WITH the Baltimore & Ohio
aailroad, this line of ships forms another connec-
ton with the West, b. which large amounts OF
'sighS reach our whaIveS, and neces. ally coun-
sFacts the effects of the closing of The canals.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

"WheeIing Match'' came off near Charles.
town. Va, on FRIDAY. The prize beet was wor
by James CEaublin.-ALer. Gag. 7-Te-s
That's not much. There were about dozen
wheeling Matches came off hese last week.
Tie prize in each case was wife.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

TuE EXAMINATION of the First Ward Public
School commenced yesterday, and will be contin-
rrl every afternoon during the eek.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
CINCINNATI MARKED.

MANNED.
MARCH lS-Flour dull, no sales, Whisky 81.
Nothing doing in provisions, market languil.-
Good demand for sugar so hhds sold at 44a5 for
common and prime. MolAsses 22a23. Glover
seed advanced TO 5,2Oa5, 25.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
RIVER AND WEArHER,

CINCINNATI, March 2O.-River fallen feet
weather fine.
P.rrssvaen. March 20-River feet 4 inces fall
ing. Weathe clear and cold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CIV RESPONSIBILITIES
HHh AND SIDE LIGHT ARRANGEMENT,
4MEN ESS rs taken with all tile recent improvements
M.HSai any unnatural wtitcness OF lair or E.,cv an
on bSn OF o,atE dIesses Every styc OF cases always
Rooms, No % MOnoe stIeet, near the Court Hcnse
WM. COwDEN
ASSIGNEE NOTICE..
"A sc,s Sots tngeoe.l 10 Wheeler Il LaEin, by book
Ic, -. VI WISE hereby notified that nav.
TIC same 10 maze 10 ne forthwith they having assigned
si,I!S,7,, J. Il. PENDtETON, Trustee
'AlDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY "a
r,Yp LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT.
i r. una TS'sned, having bought The Bridge Corner
lo, ~ y opposite the Mon, House. Formerly
NH l. " Parker and greatly enlarged and Improved
&C.,. Aeep constantly hand all kinds of cakes and
kns. " "':' surPiy P4Eues on bic
served up in The best style al all hours, in
az half can ~ " t0's sac H''A te'SA oy Tie can
rs assortment of Christmas and New .ar,s Toy.
-SeylelM L II. ROSE & ERNEST KREL1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

Tnr Council meets this.evening at half past six
O'Clock.
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&c DR., Gordon HARRIS.

t,>,a. 10 Dr. Gordon HARRIS,
A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE. sony
nRFIoE-i'atimoreL Lock Infrmary, No. 81 south Gay
street, opposite the Exchange buildings baltimore
Apractca experience of 20 years enables DIR. II.
TO insure sound and speedy certain class or bis
cases. which have TOO long been yielded by regular phys-
clans TO the hands OF Qnackcy III may be con.
hden ally1 either in person1or by ier.s.s s-sl
lCB-Pcsons distance cured al home by addressing
ettort DIR. Harris, Baltimore, Ma All communications
codenak remedies sent by natl TO any mart OF the u s.
See advcrtisement on fourth lase1i' ,i'z5 apri-ty4
Foreign Exchnnse,e - oreian 1sxchnnge.
DERsoNS wishing oncnit isOneyto England, Ireland
Il or Scotland, In amounts 'FRONT.' upwards find
safe, quick and cheap medium through ) sT4Its5.
s5si-a5ssg. EDWARDS, SANFORD Sc Co. 80
r.5s - N.PIGAfAN, Agent.
ne13tf ~ Il ~ Mcclure House.
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MISCIEI ,IlAN EEOUFS.

;18 VIM. n. Needs, MEL
Rookbinder 81 Flank book HIanufnc turer,
NO. 2ia Aiores Street, u p STAIRS.
WouLD resPect fIy inform llcir friends aud The pub
lic tn genera, thai they have bougltTthe establish
M knownas James n, Ewing's B0okbirIes aud
hiakoo Manuaclory and are prepared to Rule and
@a 10 oIasr blank books q every description music.
and bynn esta adjustment IN tho country.
U1-Cunstaltly on land as .ortmcnt or blank books
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EMIGRANT PASSAGE,
Foreign Exchange and Express Agenc,

Foreign Exchange and Express Agency,
ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE,
Mcclure House. Wheeling.
TN undcrst ned is sole Agent, in this ci- sfEA
i ty, for the sale of passenger cert fcatcs 2lGl,
for emIsr1nts. by the OId Black Starr line OF Liverpool
and New York packets.
These ships regular packets, making the in
hall the time OF ordinary sailing vessels The number OF
steerage intsd and there is danger
liabc.
we sell bills exchange drawn at sight, any amount,
payable at Bank post town in England, Ireland,
Scotland
Persons who w sh to remit money to their friends or
bring them from the cold coumry,' will be supplied
with tile drafts and tickets a lowest rate.
augl5N y - u. PIC MAN. Agent.