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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19
CoNGIlESsInNAL..

WASHINGTON, July IS.
SENATE MIR. Sumner presented amelnorial from
The Philadelphia Sorcty for The promotion of the
abolition Of slavery, mud in favor Of lie repeal ri
the Fugitive Slave Law. The memorial referred
10 the case Of free man of Phladelpl WHO rs.
capped from slavery in Georgia under The guards oil
steamboat, was arrested at Wilmington, Dell,
and notwithstanding positive evidence OG his lTee'
dom, was sent bnck.
| Mr.. Sumner then male some comments.
Mr. Clay said tho dog would return 10 his vomil
again, but for his part he was tired listening To lie
kncknel phases Of ahoIionisls, in violation OIL
tie order OF the Senate.
Mr.. Sumner wHmlyIeplied that he wos in the
habit Of answering Argument on The floor OF tile
Senate when presented by his pen, but when Q
Senator does not,kcep within tie rules Of pTOpri-
city aud order in the debate, that man is not nI
equal.
Mr.. Davidson undertook 10 report Simmer (Or
renewing The agitation and asserted that The man
recovered nj Wilmington was slave.
Nj. Benjamin. asked Sumner whether lie Tecog'
nized any obligation under the Constitution 10
deliver up fugitive slnves.
Mr.. sumner nskedihe Senator II in Louisville oil
South CrroIina laws existed refusing oOloTed Gil
lion Of Massachusetts his freedom, aud selling him
into slavery for his Jail FEES
Mr. Benjomn admitted such law 10 be consltu-
tiOna.
Mr.. Sumner asked him IL he was willing to in.
roduce a bill in Congress carrying out tue Provs'
yn OF the Constitution of guaranteeing citizens OF
one State the right of citizenship in oil States. He
snd the Senator from In, must explain his posi-
ton these points before he could confront this
discussion.
Benjamin declined further discussion on tie
subject
After long debate, tho petition presented by
Mr.. Sumner was laid OH the table.
The Homestead bill was then iakenup.
Mr. Stewart fttlrew lis substitute.
Mr. GIitr advocated lis amendment offered yes
trIdny TO fix the price 10 be paid OF the end OF five
yeors lie nlso reviewed the speech Of Mr. Clay
ions, and defended tue foreigners He said Tue
principles OF tie nntive American party was al wal
with the principle Of lie American govt. long
debale III which Clay, Shields, Benjamin, CssS aud
OILERS participated followed. III
Mr.. BroodDeai's and Mr.. Golfers amendments
10 charge so cents, was rejected.
EloUsE.--The House went into committee on
The ermy appropriation bl. and discussing Mr..
Stantons amendment to substitute civil Instead
OF military superintendent in arInOTies.
Mr., Bury advocated The lnihtory suptrln end
enis.
Alter long debate the amendment establish
ing civil superintendent Of arlorles at SpTGl helO
aud Harpets Ferry was passed.
House adjourned.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

July lS.-It seems settled TINT The Homestead
bill will not pass. Many Senators originally friend.
ly 10 The measure have changed, because Of lea
lures extending The provisions OF the bill 10 ouI
aliens, ana will not only vote against il but will
use every other effort 10 defeat its fnnl passage
Some wish 10 it III order 10 place the responsibility
on the President, il being understood he would
sign tie bill, notwithstanding his veto Of Ali't
Dix's insane bill. involving Tie same pIinclple.
but The prevailing sentiment is hostility 10 the
measure os it rs Presented,
brutal murder was committed last evening"
a man nomed Joefe had his head literally cut tC
piects by athng lachetaGd died this afternoon
His wife aud another woman were also severely
cut with Inc same instrument. TheNe;pelratoI'
were arrested. u.n.
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T0Me Elilas Of az Louispine Jemnal.


LOUISVILLE, July 10, 1854.
Gentlemen: have observed That you are always
ieaiY aud willing TO lend the powerful aid OF your
laPeE 10 any measure which is calculated 10 ele'
Vale tile tone or improve the condition OF The COM
nnnliy IN which you exercise your important mis-
''On. believe, therefore; you will excuse my
uCSrassing Oh yOUI time lotniIew seconds to call
Noar attention 10 The unreasonable and useless do
hlIon Of business hours IN Louisville 'lurlng tue
'slmmtE months. Were O stranger 10 be informed
!s' our Merchants repaired 10 their STOKES aI 10
"emOEnlIIg aud left them at Z ia the evening, ne
you'd no doubt feel strong sympathy TOT The Ia,
"tl which their industry devoted themi bull y
1t should chance tolAke a stroll along Main strvel
and observe the ySwniug ellnui with which they
NtLe enduring the nsufferable inhiction oil dong
A'IAing Tor twelve mortal hours, his sympathy
Soadrapldly CHI 1nge 10 admiration, That men OF
common sense did not lake advantage OF a period
q The year VIGOROUSLY and invariably unoccupieH
Ia The mercantile world TO cuTl1D The time Of al.
Nnd1nce at The store and deyois the hours lllls
tLaed 10 literature or All, or something more
.ahng than doing nothing. The present system
SSCnld lead one to imagine that The l9zyafonl o.
naples had OF length found rivnlsto The enjoyment
q lie dolce far nitnts among the merchants ol
Ioasvilie. Itis, joking apat', one whioh V
..y,udly for improvement, aud am coptdent gen
Ue,tn, Improvement will speedily come ~ YOU
O'yadvocale il with your wonted ability \,
a VICTIM oftRNNu5I d
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DOrSo Norurxo.--we have IN Wheeling, just
now os they seem TO have in Louisville, many
Oppressed and borne dowUwiIl the Tremendous
laIor Of doing nothing. Most Of these very In.
dasirious persons might release themselves IL they
ch0sei but among the few with whom work is not
matter Of cI1ice, are the poor editors and prln
le's who have to tug away until they drop down
IN the harness, and nIe expected with lhei' last
expiring LreatIr to cxuRiugly sing "NiA desPerdn.
dun." II some of these "ynwning" victims will
take orr place for while we'll warrant them a
specific for "ennui." u m ~
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SICKNESS IN New RLEAxs.-A gentleman VIII
ting from New Orleans to tile New York Tribune,
On the Sd, says:-Ilis account varies widely from
The current reports which we have had from thSt
city during all the present season:
Our city is very sicklY, The first two weeks in
June there were over 80 deaths week Of Asiilc
choletO, and the mortality was 80 per cent lar en-
than same time last year. es,
List week there wire over 320 deaths, equal 10
$500 week in your city. Over ahundted died oil
sanslroEe. The yellow fever has made ITS ap'
two deaths Of yellow fever and one IL black von'
Il. There were also.a large nimber OF deaths
from other frvets, rs also Of bowel complaints aud
choleta' OF course our Paptrs will keep DARK
about everything.
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ScpDOS DEAru.-The SlsubehvilIe Herald says
eullemnn who got aboard Tie steamer Eclipse
HWheeIing, on Friday, stopped of at steuben-
'lle and died very suddenly. THE cause OF his
cab is said to be something like cholera. Those
boatd tue boat at The lime he took passage, say
Bat he came aboard very much healed-laying
v'Ikel at an unusual gait TOT two miles prior 10
i'tling the boat, and INDUCED loo freely In the
'm Of &c, water, which he drank 10 large quunti'
dH The name Of the deceased was not uscer
til el. His death was doubtless caused by over
asrese, and imprudence in ealing and drinking.
he Herald says The health Of that city continues
"pailom as could be expected at this season Of
tie year a9 tEI9
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SnNnIIRY RAILRnAn.

PnrL!DELPnn; July lS.1CoCper, the President
work-w II 10 suspended on the road, ind says there
can be- no reasonable doubt OF The subscriptions
made by CrOne, Dillon q CO., being paid. MOI
being dependant OH Mr.. Crane alone, but on 0
number Of gentlemen Of moderate wealth. The
inslullmens from The city on its subscription will
only Le asked for tho private subscribers pay in
their iuS;almenls.
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Tux office Of n daily newspaper is among the
good places for studying the natural history OF The
bore. Amir. E--P--, Of Phi udephh, sends
MS the card of Quaker City hotel, with The TO-
questthat we will publish it 10 the amount Of len
dollars, Mi. r. TeServing $500 for commissions
and sending due bill fors7,6U, payabh in board!
Cool, very cOOl.---Gin. Commercial.
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Z ltyo0unoilA
LASH NlaAags PRoosEnlMas.

VI p
r. The Nlayprbsing slsent Mr. Gill wns called 10
preside The EellS~ipyt peOlJers weiS present:
Messfs. Bodley, C6eii, Echols, Forbes. Goodrich,
Hartman, Little, Sweeney. Tanner and Wilson.
The committee Oh Pre- Department reported 1t
nexpedIent 10 purchase an Engine Tor tile Guotds
fite CompahS-a adopted. 81
An ordinance 10 organize Night Watch was
reported, Asamendel and adopted, il provides
Tor nine Watchmen 10 be distributed The diner.
entwords according to their size, and one Captain
and one Lieutenant Of The force. They are vest
ed wlhfuII police powers, aud required 10 10 on
duty all night, commencing at socock in lhe
summer anu IN the Winter.
On motion Of Nj. RorUts, the "Disclplesn were
authorized 10 build Itame cllutch oil tie corner
of MarkGt Street mud Mill Alley, Centre Wheeling.
On motion OF DE- Tanner. The committee OIL
Water Works wtteinstruclsd 10 report the terms
on which new engine for The Wutrt Works can
be pTocurcL. J
Mr.. Young appeared
PETITIONS.
ofJenminh Clemens, for repair Of road leading
10 the Peninsula Cemetery, tgleued 10 committee
on Cemeteries.
OfRough aud Ready fire Co., for an appropria
lion OF $3.50 10 pay lie LalAncs due on new En-.
gihe, granted.
Of Geo. --- for remission Of ine, referred to.
committee on Inconsistencies.
or Jos. McGill, curator Of Market Square, for
incTeose Of salary, REFERRED. .n ~
or ThoS. g. CulOeTlsun and Others for grading
High ST., referred.
or Hope Fhe Co., for an appropriation Tor uni.
form, reieTted 10 the Committee oil Fire Depart.
ment. cthf ~ t}
OF Caspar Zoeckler, referred to committee on
petitions.
VI Geo. CEumbacker and Others, for e&tenslOno Of
water pipe nlong Clay ST., referred 10 committee ON
" alter Works.
or Louis Eberns fOr license for house of pub.
lie entertainment REJECTED. -
OF Bloch & WeisgabLer for ordinary, rejected.
or Louis FrnnShelm, do do
or Stamm g. Roll, do do
or ThoS. Dolan, DO do
OF g. W. EckhuTt, do do
Accounts of wOrkmen on streets and alleys, or.
deEed 10 Ge paid. va
The following accounts werc also otdereL 10 lie
paid :-Sweoringen, Taylor & Co; A. s. Todd;
Louis Morris; John N, BuersheEi John II. Russell
Account of Gas Company referred.
MIR. Gill uPpo!uled Mayor pro tem,7-duhng
The absence of Mr.. Brady.
Mr.. EcliOls moved TINT tue cutters on Cd street,
If m Maine TO Chnpline, be repaired, and that the
owners lie requitel TO pave the side walks Of said
noK,;,J n.
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RAISE ISSUE.

BosroN, July lSlh.--'he transfer books Of The
Vermont Central Ruirood aye closed for the presi
ent, 10 give time Ior u loTOuglIinyeStigation A
meeting OF the Directors has been called for next
Thursday evening, whichis the earliest they can
lie assembled. ThesIo was suspended from The
books OF lie brokers' board to-day, until the course
Of the Company in regard to The oyer.issue is as
ceriOined. Ht ~
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Jft. For Rent. u.
A nWDIaLIN HoESEin The first ward, ono door
n south MIRO Wilani tieorge,9 Grocery. OIL Main
.treo. Annly 10 dune o HElSKRLL q 90. :
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q GTRk 8 i NERVOUS DISEASES iiI !

No language eaconyey adequate Idea OF Tile Inuedl
ale aid almost chance which aSloIls III Tile
er broken down BY excess weak by nature or isiJed
BY sickness. tile ulstLung aud relaxed oredldIao At
yseal symptoms olIeryous disease vArsh
der It's inpeee. Nor the effect iemporo VI oil lie eoi
lie medicine reach the constitution i,ssl ami rrstoIs itf6
Is normal condition. Well may tile preparation be GALE
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PROM RAITIuORE.

JuLY ISth-'rhe number Of deaths it this city
last week was 100 No cholera. mind.
A German named WTighe,esl last night threw O
lighted comphene lamp at Ills wife, burning her so
severely That she cannot survive.
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NRM I'd az MARKET.

july ls.-Stocks dull and loNet Money ac-
tive. Cotton quiet. Flour fTmal 6,60as, 00i Ohio
7,6Oto 500; Southern firm AT s, so TO 300. Wheat
red upper lake l,46j Southern white, new 1885,
Southern red 1866. Con- declined 20, Western
nixel 66a6S; white s2assi yellow 1910. Pork
firm Whisky heavy Ohio 2st Beef and lard
tpaIv ~ ifttfffNtaait
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StranRe but True /!

Strange but True
VNTHILE all the void Is Advertising or selling Goods
wv At and below cost, II have all the time continued
telling 1T such extremely as 70 elicit from mos
eyeTyope the remark tat am, wlthsandng, ceiling
ehtdptT 0scn thtfeai alJttsts 40 it!s.,
III YOU wish to convince yourselves or the truth or this
assertion, Just give mo call and you VIII fully satsy
yourselves That moi only compete with those o
any other, but arc IN most case lower, l -,a
uat received by Rxpress large lot or the very finest
main bareees and Tisses, which shall setf 81 cents.
ISAAC PRAnEH, 1bMalnst
Ie9B between Monroe and Union.
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IN mus Spi.iIs I'unentinc, lor sale by
~ my9 JAMES BAKER.
T Cuttings Raj aud Roach EXteTmnOtOr, Tor sale by
IN iel7 J. h. NowELL, 81 unions
XATANTRD-A German sirl, 10 cook and do housework
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of the Great Republio!
ANoTHER 'fRIUM,tn }gG'N
FoRlTnE u g "
ERIANO SARRSlII Gf

New DIRK, Dec. q, 1883, Pm.
M. Robi w. Patrick, 1902 PEARL Sta re.
IsAE sIgt II is with much satisfaction that we bea
testimony to the realty fire proof qualities oil the Defiance
SAFE OF your manufacture, which wo had In use III our Of
fee. at tic Novelty Bakery No. oil Front street, which
will, many other buildings, togetberwh the mammoth
clipper ship he Great Republic and other ships, was de
stToyed by fire, this morning. Tho SAFE, containing all
our books, papers, monsy bills receivable insurance pol
icos &C. was exposed 10 very Intense heat for many
hours viz, from lie commencement oil the hre al midi
mishi until removed IRON the rufus, while still hot 10 YOU
store When opened at !, Nj this day, lis contents
wco dell cd to us In excellent order, Tho books pa
pera bank bills &c beg lcsihle they before
their cxposue to what we consider most severe ordeal
Yours RESPECTFULLY .l = D. u g
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NEW WORK. BANKS.

NEw YoRK, July weekly bank returns
show The total loans to be $780, COOS deposites
SIS, t26, 0O0j Specie sl6O,74O,00Oj circulation
eS8 100000.
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RIVRR Ans WEATHER

PirTsBuRoiI, July ls,--Riyer 90 inches, fall.
ing. Weather clear and warm.
CISciENSTI, July lS.-Riyer fallen 4inches. :
Weather very. warm, ...,... t.i.,f..F4,..
50 CINCINNATI MARKET.
july, ls.--Flour quiet, hui firm at 7,00a106.--
Whisky 2Sc Provisions dull, no sales GtOce-
RES dull. ls aI
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ROCKUALE ICE.
ME subscribers will commence delivering their very
superior leo 10 customers Ibis morning.
Orders len with themselves, OF either Of tho drivors
v WARREN G. SONS.
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NO MERCURY OK oplUM--SoIESlN OATH,
and several druggists have asserted that his Cordial COIL
tanned mercury gnl opium. has made tie following aid6
w.t. Whether those pytloSnS and l4gStS suplo1sdI II
contSirel mercury opium nom the enegy with
whohit upon particular aseasesj Or om The great
mower In relieving iain, out OF he Knows Io
State Of New York city and county OF New York. ~
on the 26 DAY oil June, 1915 personally SrpeafsS
ed before me, AHlIGW Micke, Mayor OF tie city OfNeg
York MecHr Morse, who by me being duly sworn, doi
dcpo aud ray, That Hare Is no corrosive slblmatA OF
uSeu G, or IS ebuliilFd The medicine known by ths
lahe or DR.. Mosea iny oalins RlixT Cord and
IL does 10, contain p1itlee or Opium. ~ NV r3t-43
Sworn beIOlc ne, this 26lh day Of Jung Z ~,
I 49,. j ID "A, III. dIOKLR. Mayor /.
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MO- SAL At0N.
A FEW r.sS barrels stt :, and fetsa's y asiiiY.

SILK SKIRTS IS q ! ( KS.
assortment OF SIX fts aud QIaEeLh lor Eentler
Wheeling s'we's S SG ss''o y Vi iEsSf.
" mYio ! IlYo@EEI, el union q.
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n1ocLls,rEcrONs Of the Louisville district
IL" ., , tue license of Hugh @. Funk six.
' r ~ iof causing collision between The steam.
I S,,,I Palace and IIoOsier State, on the 10th
d , ,',,l last. Both boats were bound down, and
II ,' way 10 ST. Louis when the collision took
"a Va. '1' The fonet Of which boats liz (kunkl was
ling al the time.
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,,,emn,etl 10 drown himself at Gin.
Getn." Wednesday because he was refused
Sir'! I'M ~ ,bs city infmary. lie was afflicted
'l j., 81 ii,ob-LOmsuiHs Times
', y, -, ,,.h for wot,b we suppose.
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The Law Office

or the undersigned is removed 10 Fourth street oppo.
" site tue ne, idenee OF MT. Henry Moore 'F'
ie6tr ANnRHW 4. KENNEDY
OAK HALL Is still advancing. Her large stock or
boots and Slices lie offered al prices STunous 10 her
competitors. Hf ,tNis
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II, 500, and ten dollars in cash. was
\ Cm" w. passenger on the steamer Telegraph
s'o.en '' ,'crrions,i, Wednesday night. No clue
,Likf
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fI'iIB sorihes, being esUs Of giving ihef sticn-
ilOnIU Uyhor Lcpa Of their business, offer their
Dry GOOds Establishment for ST on satisfactory terms.
rALLANT & UELAPLAlN.
MLacIiu1 Nnv IN my
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Tall WALKSo.--John A. Meadow, IS years Of
u,, arrived in Nashville, on Tuesday, Thirty days
d, by the peoples Express. from Richmond, Va.
Tbs san average of 90 miles n day, and consider
t bis advanced age, is about tue tnllest walking
s,nestl. The only fatigue he experienced, ac-
s,,lins 10 his own statement, was crossing the
CauItrland Mountains. He isnow in good health,
,NhIIy able 10 take anOlbet Trip.
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u" vo1oUv.-The people Of Madison
Rul'op, vote Of 1856 to b12 10 Subscrte
h,redee''s' I \, capital stock Of the Lexington,
s'sN@" md Cumrerland Gap Railroad.
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IN 7'.N', 4
=. lI,iorreaponIionIs.

han lL,-----, IA The memory Of Simon Kenion,
\ NoS's ,,..,io.nished pioneers Of The West isto
one Of 'ns'R tllcfont'ine, LoS'" county, Ohio TO-.
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Is NJ hburg Fire, Life GeMarine Insurance Co
Up LHSCnBURO, VA,
IPM RANKIN agent.
OEPICE-atsavnss DOnk, corner Main aud Biddle
iaa4iiy wheeling, Va.
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Rnn NNn

eGarrtl Stdres and Rsadings ,rdnt.d.
T wILLray twelve dollars po thousand TO- good Willie
md ii inches on lie tkr 10 be- headings 20
ches long, inches wide clear of sap. tincheS on the
cart delivered at tho wharton ralrOp depot this city
GEO. W. SMITH,
jIn2O iVheeiine Brt,etrv
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o,.r, 70, THE Quo RvER.-The 81. Louis In
,,.....t sDw-In the list Of exports furnished
q, ~" ". ,,cre,ary of Inc Merchants Exchange, we
"" 81, 1889 barrels Of flour were sent from this
~ HE Oho river during the month Of June.
S r, ,n,,s e1puis for the same time 10 all other
.,,,E rs, only about 10000 barrels.
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4 For Nfatanioras6 4

RafNa1ah The new and llght ILaSsh steameIs---
I llkgsytSs; lto4tty 4, EEtSHphkiih tfasi6EiisL
kil leave for the above and 1ll inlermedb
pe lendingS every Monday, weJnesIay ana Fluay; Re
turnpgN leave MRtp0ras for Wheeling every tues
day, TliuTSduy and saturday. H'twT g1lggTA1
n uB' For Freight apuy OIL board. mylS
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- UnAWING PAPEK. $500 sl
JNIHATMAN'S superior m,dIum, imperial, ana don.
the roll, told by lilo yard or any desired length.
Profile and Iiaeing Papers or sale BY mo
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ACCIDENTS on TIN WEsrE6S WArEss,- During
Re fist six months in this year there have been
10 accidents on western waters, without reckon
il, whole fleets " coal boats, which were lost
l,tnga stotm last winter, withmany Of the hands
o, board. These no accidents include collisions,
L,tains, snoggiags, running Sgfound, SC. They
me caused The destruction Of aver Two millions
{, collars Of properly, and the loss of from $40 TO
IOllves. tSAHI1E .E..,
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gyJs ! 81 ]
Tron.porin.ion once n. 8. 0. Il. q. CO..

Transportation nco ~. q o. u. II. Go
f.l. MHEHLIRT STATION goth May. 1871
on and aIeT Monday next lo 22d inst, Second Gas
Car will DO attach 10 the Passenger Train leaving ts
Station for alumUe at 9ii6 A. PASSENGERS VIII DC
iakemio FetterJn, Cumberland aud baltimore only at
the following IateSi .n
TO FetteTman. .......,.,.....,,.....'.SSIW
To Cumberland ......,,......."...'.....".6
To BalllInol l. ::
sensoi all over Ry pounds VIII be Charged Al u cIs per
pound, Al. .. a., 4, 49,.
(raln or tho regular will be collected, as no second
''1'' i've IN order, P'' j. b. FORD.
my2s N.a,' Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

GERMAN CIGARS.
UST opened 0On Of the above cgaIs-not the com
u mon Kind, bur nice article, whehwill be very cheap
'0T m Sss''' NV. RHODES. AGENT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

r,,r,OrTRADE.-Ihe Louisville Journal Of
>,,,,J.v ss@-We heard Yesterday Of a funny
,,,,,e,ion. \ firm which owns porking house
,,us,l Jbls Of pork some month or SO Ogo which
S,ybeldon commission for one Of their customers.
T,s owner Of the pork was dissatisfied with The
,,,. and ordered the firm to replace it which was
,oppiy done. few days ago the owner sold
a, 800 bbis. to the same firm nj $3.50 per Dbl.
L,,,b,n il brought some months sgo.