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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31
Statistics of ONCE Holders.

The New York Tribune says it has collected from,
official records the following interesting infornla
lion respecting the persons who are employed in
the service of the Federal Government under the
present Administration.
Itappears that there are 1871 persons employed.
including Comsuls and Diplomatic Agents, but moi
the Post Masters Clerksin Post Offices, through.
the States. The Clerks engaged in the War and
Navy Departments, and in all the Bureaus aud
Offices connected with them, are enumerated, bu,
:he list does not embrace any of The Army or Navy.
In this number those engaged IN Custom Houses
are included. amounting to 1905. of which 225
are of foreign birth: 81 -,4i3.f
The following table shows the place of birth OIL
the Off GERS of Government, no, including those oil
the Custom Houses N pnsl nfine,. "
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CHANG Gerry SALE OF LAND AND TAVERN
sJames Frazier, In tho CiTcn;;
Real Estate for Sale,

OFFER Tor sale my property located on the west i.
OF Main street, between Franklin MOI In streets
unnins from Main TO Water streets Nimety.nnc eet M
II The Whole is not Aoli together within three months
u private sale, IL will be offered Auction in sIrb
parcels will suit purchasers-t the time which sae
will be made KNOWN ~
also oer my Farm, located in Putney township Bel
mont county Ohio, Comtin6 the liver opposite Sog, Isl
and, and adjoining lands OF William Be,nard:
Il This iaruI contains between 81 and 60 actesvitb sn
grated bearing Fut Orchard. two Dwelling Houses orc
Of which was built last summers also, In goId con
dtiol. This Parn contains about 30 acres OF col land
only 10 rods from Tie river '
The Central Ohio, Marietta Cincinnati
are lOca. ed Trough this Fam ~
Persons DESTROYS purchasing either Of these pieces
ground requested TO call lie his ,esi
denLe III Fulton, near the city.
deC5daw3nI i. LOITIS HAyuN .
The house formerly occupied by the undersigned on the
TO examine this property do by ceiling VIM
I George, corner ofMain and Washington streets
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REAL. EsTATE sAI.Es

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
TTIHE House aud ground at present occupied by Sbi
Esq., on tic west side OF Fourth stI eet bel WEE.
Union and Monroe. II contains gas fixtures Bath Toon
Ssi., ami finished from cellar 10 garnet. %
II not previously disposed Of, 1t win be offered at pub
lie auction At the mont door of the tonrt House on Me-
nesday, 10th February next. Apply
,.jau17-1m J. w. PAXTON
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND AND TAVERN
sJalles Frazier, In tho Cirrn;,
Sanue FraZer's Ex'r, and others. County Virri%;,
BY virtue OF decree made in this cause tic o J
oJune, 1853, will sell al public OH tic d,
the eighteenth dag or March. 1861 the tract OF Ia,
called Roney's Point Farm Tavern sitla led m M
National Road IN Ohio county aboutte miles east Of M
city Of Wleelng CONTAINING about two hundr and y
other improvements. The sale will be made Of ne
whole prof efty together parcels as may he ,I
expediet and the following One.iolrtb oT IL
purchase money 10 be Paidn SIX months, and balance
In OLE two aud three years. tile whole beaig inteIs,
om The day oil SALE the giving with rS
security and the title l,etng retained until TS
sale will take place at tile Roney's Point tavern
TIE above Is valuable property. The Hrmpfeld rail
road Is located in front OF tile tavern, and is suprOSJ
depot station may established at that place
iaplOis 49, -. sheIia and cco,rn,.,,o...
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

CnrLp FRozEs TO DEArH.-A little daughter
OWN. Diehl. in Adams county, Pa, was frozen
to death last week. She started 10 school, but in
crossing ploughed field became exhausted and
wos found there frozen to death. The account
says that the little sufferer cried aloud for help.
and was overheard by several persons as they were
passing not far from the place. but little or no
tention was paid 10 her cries, and the unfortunate
little sufferer was doomed to remain in that hor-
rible situation throughout the day, and finally
overcome with, cold aud fatigue, she laid down
upon the groundto sleep. and before she was
disco:ered she had ftozen TO death
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-31

ANOTHER KosrA CAss.-The New York Til
buue notices through its Vienna correspondent
the case Of an alleged unofending man. travel
ling under the protection of United States pass
port, who is now incarcerated in an Austrian prs
His nameis Simon Taussig, and he has
wife in New Jersey, where he has been settled Is
a shoemak er, and where he had taken the neces-
s1ry steps to become an American citizen. He
returned to Austria on business the present year,
and was on the point of leaving the country to
come hither, when he was arrested by the Aus
TRAN police his passport taken from him, and he
sent TO prison. The American minister has lnter-
fered in his case, but the Austrian authorities re-
fused his liberation.
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These are distributed among the various office.

These are distributed among the various Offices
as follows:
State Department, 2s:war Depa tment 81
Ministers, Cousus, &c, 22e, Navy Department. 81
Treasury Department, 42GAtorney.Gen'l' Office. 74
Interior Department, 1888 Post.o Department, 81
The number of Custom Houses in the United
States is about 100. employing 2,oe5 persons. OF
these $40 were born in New YORK, i45 in Penn
sylvania, pol in Massachusetts. 113 in Maryland.
lis in Connecticut. lis in Maine, 7O'in Virginia,
SO in South Carolina. so in New Jersey. 10 in
louisiana, In 1851, s4s persons were employed
in the New York Custom House; for 1858, sol are
reported. We subioin 7E
TAnLE shO,oing the place Of 6irthe of tAe officers in
the NelO York CUSTOM House in 1851, under Fill
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TRUST SALE.

I0Y vii tue Of iced OF Trust me executed By George
ID Hartley, dated the 18th October, 1853 and
IN the clerks Office OF the county court Ohio county,
oook ~ page O6 shall at the front door OF the count
Il O'clock A expose TO sale by public auction 10 The
highest bidder fifty feet or the north end Int
one hundred and sixty seven tf6 that part city
Of Wheeling commonly called East Wheeling. Terms Of
sale cash.
The title TO the above property eyed to be inIis
putabe but selling trustee shall only convey such title
is in me vested. = Z
dc2e a--- Ia ALEX. ROGERS.
February ape4
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!

TO Tne COMMUNITY AT LAnoEl t''a
ISAAC Prayer has just returned from the East with
the best stock OF Dry nnd Fancy Goods, Iro.ie
ry, &c, exhibited in this city, which he is Offering
at the and beautiful building No f15, Main 81
cbetween Monroe and Union streets1 at such
low prices to every may on him Cand
ladies and gentlemen will find it their own
they do so) to ter tho above ex- lamation.
His stock beingtoo large enumerate he will only d.
rect particular attention choice oil the Il,
:est style OF PIaids, French lIeri N os, and Wool
Deiaines of every color. Blankets, Embroider.
les, and assortment Of Linens, such as mover were
seen before. a-s -.t
To thetrade he offers particular advantages as through
his connection with tine first mpo of the coun
try he is able sell cheap any the Eastern
Makes. Gnovil ISAAC PRAG Err, IFS Main ST
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

4 meeting OF The members OF tho Western Virginia
Agricultural Society and Industrial Institute held at
he Secretary Office On Saturday, oSth tho following
pc SONS welt elected oiiSers for The coming
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REMOVAL

HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to tile four story brick building,
No. 117, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and Uniou Streets where
will be prepared with and extensive Spring
Stock direct fromimporters and Which
would be pleased to lave my old friends and customers
to call and examine. t
feb4 ~ WIN. T. sELBY.
n5-J G. Meedf will be found the above establish.
lnent. wlisre lie awaits his old friends.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Wheeling Cotton Mills

80 s"ASS44AS SOGGOu Mills
THE subscribe. will sel Public Auction at the front
door OF the Court House in The city Wheeling on
personal property oft %beeng Cotton Mills Company
consisting OF tile property Known the Wheeling Cat.
ton Mills, with lots OF ground lLngs engine ma
ehnery for si inning yarns weaving making batting ETC,
all in good condition and Ium ing oI1er.
These Mills capable l oducing three ihoasana
yards OF cotton cloth day, and city trade furnishes
market for It's entire III odct there iro obe,
cotton mill ntbe CITY, the present presents oppo
tunity for persons 'esiug 10 embark in the s
business. 'S
Terms of SGLe-one nth ir cash. the residue equal
reylents at six twe eighteen nd twenty -four nOAhs
with nteI est from date The pe yneis BY
bonds with good security, snda deed on prop
The title is supposed inlisputsb!e. but will eOn
S Gesd t,f as trustee ol ANDREW WILSON rrU,,,.
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Masonic Assembly.

masonic Assembly, 38 '.s
A TiWashnston Hall. Wednesday, the e2d Februa.
- = q MANAGE Rs.s 9}syt7
Hon Geo w. Thompson, John II. Downs, ~ ~ =
VIM S: 'W;eShsm.. '. MmW PSI siriyesrr, e,
NJ. Edwards. Jr. John list.
!. Caldwell, ]. II. Pendlston.
John X. Botsrord, Hon. S. Clemens. -.
Or; W ;. Bates, T. $, Yarlall, m i-.5 ia
;. Il MsrsI .o"' WIN % il. sc. a4Ssi.e4..
Marcus McNeal, smith Mcdonald, s.a-
rhos III: u Campbell nI'. James D. lnsraham, ~
John Il. Hobbs. WIN B. Msrtin. - a.s
wms. osborn, John 8. Swearsilgen.
John Bishol. ,iIusifC ryfSb.e. ~
\. Allen Howell. h., Is. MeLajn.
Geo W Sights, "a = % James Carroll. 4rzerA $ y
M: G. Goad. Jesse " @o,tc,
WINK Newman, -. it- VIM r: MeKee.ag5aotSJ
j. Z. Wharton, 'H'a.s. James Campbell.
c. Committee ,.4 OF rnri.ation. "a 90
TP Srsisrs ssas'' Rr 9F G Huihsn,
PrW% SS + sss:: John G. s s%ssiipssp
hHLs liuseed o., Just sa low b.
Nn 81. = = 23fs dLl.IHMEs BAKER
~ ian5l f - = . = : INM tx 4 saKEhR =
~ tan3t - - 80 JAMES BAKER
cent,
- sale by - =. JAMES BAKER
" lam3l JAMES BAKER
(RuSHES,paint, varnish, wall, Tooth, nail and sla-
sale BY jansi - $50 -'N JAMES BAKEkiR s0'
cold M superior jn1s&fEs 81 BY
ouNcEs God and Tia Foul. Iec'd and Tor sale low by
y jansl JAMES BAKER
ISoN Steak and Oysters, served In the best sty.
y aud at short notice, By 80 -it1l - = =
ian3I TIM PARKER.
aa' STOLEN. 7I77 -
Pencil as om my ae'k 81 sf PssEkR
FRESH OYSTERS.
usT received at 81 per can. and warranted
y lan3l TN PARKER
FOR RENT.
az III lug Jew stoIy warehouses; recently erected
wharf OIL Wafer street These houses In point OF size
being upwards OF one hundred and forty feet in epIhj
elegance, aHu strength OF structure. ton Tor
either forwarding aud commission, produce or whole.
sale grocer business unequaed by any others now
spacious, aud located on the second story
possession given im"ed9tsly For te ms apply TO-
Dr. Harris
result OF his researches and rejoice that lie Is permit
vable than the jeSced throne ofcarts loltiest pOe
A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.
Let not shame Or sse eseey keep you back h%,
Wheeling Female Seminary.
7NHE next session of the Wheeling Female Seminary
Wednesdny, February sih, 1884,
1854 Se Calendar MONTHS closing July 9TH,
Pupils expected continue at least one session. and
no deductSn made for absence, except in OF
Terrls half payable in advance and
Tue rest At Inc imudIe oil The session
no MRS. S. b. THOMSON,
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49, 49, g! 49, - -
Great Through lime for the East.

~ ~.
fyHHE Baltimore Ohio Rail from Wheeling to
i Baltimore and connecting with the Washington
branch Rail Road ut the (laely Relay
House, miles from Baltimore, and with tile PhiIadei
na, Wiminstonand baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia
he great tunnels upon the line compile ana
te whole road is in fine condition, presenting the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world
The new and splendid seame oGthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati with this road at Wheel
Ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
or OH the boats. . ec'
The express Wheeling daily at O'Clock
A. NJ, CYheelins tmel and arrives at Cumberland (2OI
mesO at p NJ and allowing there ARRIVES in
baltimore Cs0 mcs,) NJ, the next morning ma
king the passage through in about 20 hours, including all
storrages.
5Bassage checked through any eastern points
without charge. -
Passengers aud baggage are transferred to the cars for
Washing on at the Junction. and Tor Philadelphia Bal
timore, without Charge Travellers allowed am
pie time and opportunity all points their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, Cvith
privilege oflyng anywhere the route 5O-to
Washington g50-to Philadelphia, SI9-to be had on
board tile steamers OF the Union Line the Ohio ard OF
the Rail Road at Wheeling q b. FoRD) Mounds
willie. q Ia maj wM. Parker. Gen'I Sup't =
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coMNIssloNER's SALE.
Recs i. Smith, .s,-.-.s-s0 InChio

VS.. ScIcuit court
Jane Smith and other, lin chsnccTv
by virtue OF decree rendered in the above cause o.,
The 29h day OF October 1853, will as commissioner m
the said decree appointed, proceed SELL on SaurTay
the Soth day Of February, 1854 O'clock A. NJ at Tie
1te IN The bill mentioned situated the side
ing sixty feet Main street ami extending west The
same width othe Ohio river bounIe The cassidy
Main street south by North street the west by
The Ohio river, and on the north by line be drawn
from Main street &c the Ohio river the distance or 64
Will be sold subject to the dover claim GaiJen
on credit OF one, two and three years. purchaser
from the day OF SALE and said interest payable anrualy
nd further sccuy, will be retained mil Tie
purchase money is all paid. =
wM. S. w1CKHAM
1an19 Sheriff md
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JAS. II. McMEcHEN is candidate for the SHERIFF.
ATTY at the election TO be held in the Spring of 1851
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DIR MoRsE,s 1NvIG GRATING CORDIAL.
The only sure and safe remedy yet discovered
eral Debility Physca Prostitution, Irritabiity. and ali
the various train will also remove
Depresson Excitement, Dislike Society, ncapacity
for Study Business Loss OF Memory, Mental Debility
etc-See advertisement. sepI6
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Judge Barker, pdsh'n do j.lsa iey, Marshall do
y stan; do 'ln Jas Gill, Jefferson co. o.
j. u Laid, Jetf:ison do Geo MeNeely. Monong'a,
T. Hammered ;rooke co. Va W crawlord Hano'k co Va
j. NC talueii Cadz, o. Col. j. Cook, ParkerRb'g. Va
JOSH Wilson,. Clarksb'g Va q. I. Roller, Gabel co. Va
D. y "a rick Kansha co Va P. T. Gambler. Louis do
Cen SteinberRcr, Mason do Xii Wells. Tyler do
Friend Cox. Wetzel do z Kidwell, Marion do
Corresponding Secretary. sl7H ?
DR. A. s. ToDp. 'trt-s
Recording Secretary: $50 .-t s-.
H7." -" n. Bo0HE ' % r.tl
Treasurer: y =
JAcoB HORNnROOK. Fsa#r l,
Executive Committee. ~
H. w. Chapline, !. W. Mitchell, $40
= J NJ. Mathews, '' WIN. Cirese. - - Fl.
]. X. Botsiord, Ikomas Hornbrouk. ~
or motion, adjourned. II. BOONE, 81.
t. jan3idsw1t Secretary
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Il oGAN, CARR & Co., have removed their stock OF
~ wholesale Tobacco, snuff, and SegaTs from No 81
Main street 10 the block brick buildings east side
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Persian Hair Dye
THIS Dyeis warranted, IL according to directions
to change the hair from any other color. beautiful
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION,

Hats and Caps.
Nos. lao and Has, laain 10. wheeling, Vn
X; has on hand b. g.. and is
has ever been opened In this eity. His stock
TO Inducements TO merchants and others far
ing former years. he sell Hats and Cans
they be bought in PhiladeIphia or BaItmore
Our stock comprises every description OF Hats an
sow in nse.8 II ID 81 seRt2i Il 4 q Isl sAV In
,grf 3 "a DIPLOMAS 67g7r5 T7{T7
lDERSONS ensitled to- Diplomas awarded At tic laie ex
billion or the Western gnts Society
on heeng slard hereby thai they are now
rendy Tor distribt1ionj at Chapiihe q HooIess r.
jan3 . g s7ilt' f.s - p n. ROOM &. sec,y-
(1QID RKNSnew stock q Cln ~ essI q Morton q Co.
VI lust received and for sale by ~ = -
dsess JOHN II. THOMPSON, Union st.
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MOSS.
BALES fine Moss received per steamboat Persia and
y for sale HI jan2S John KNOT'K
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The Lutte of zion.

: .E-.s The Lutte of Zion.
A COLLECT ION OF Sacred Music. desigred for The
IA use Of tile Methodist Episcopal Church; eonsis1e
Of achoce collection of tunes, with most OF lie old
tunes in mnon usei together with concise elementary
eoursei and adapted TO the capacities ofbegi
ners ETC. ETC., byJ h. W oodbrry, author tho DueI-
mer etc assisedby Rev H Madison, pastor OF saint
joint Methodist E Church, New York = s4sa :
Also, Isuppy OF Methodist hymn books, Cantica Lau
dus, Christian Minstrel, Haydens Sacred Meiodeon etc
received and for sale at tine lowest prices By n
JOHN FL. THOMPSON,
dec30 ;. ". 1881 No 81 Monroe at.
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THE LAST AND BEST CHANCE OF THE
CSlf4 z "a 4 SEASON.! .t4Ffk f{EE'FS
NM ID. MoTTE dE BRO, Market st, have on hand
wv cd asso teIt OF Seasonable Goods, also OF
old style Geods, Tendnts etc. which they will sell on with
out regard TO cost, they wish them the
store before the spring stock arrives.
Come everybody and get goods cheaper than ever
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SECRETARY OF STATE
Assistant Sec'y Of state
HChieI clerk l-6ft $3.50
Claims clerk
Princ'l cl'k lIiplom'c bureau
PrinC'lC I'k Consular bureau
Translator
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y n. 81 tFUK3 KENT. ID tl %
Two large and eommodious Dwelling Houses. in good
lTepair with stables and other eonyenienees. ri e.
t,naS Apply to Nh RSa 3aoTt, M,rk.t..
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TO OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, sEAMEN,
&C., OF ALL WARS, THEIR WIDOWS
AND MINOR CHILDREN. H
s. M. KNIGHT,
Attorney for Government Claimants,

WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
TONTINUES TO give prompt and personal at
~ tention 10 the prosecution OF Claims of every
description against the General Government and
ularly 10 those before the Treasury Depart
ment Pension and Bounty Land Bureaus, Patent
and General Land Offices, and Board of Claims.
An experience of years, and a familiarity with
the means of obtaining the EARLIEST and most IA
vorable action on Claims, with his facilities for the
dispatch of business, justify him in assuring his
Correspondents, Claimants, and the pnblic gener-
ally, that interests intrusted to his keeping will
not DE neglected.
Pension, bounty Land, Patent, and Public
an M M Land Laws. FL
He has nearly ready for grafuous distribution
among his business Correspondents, (and those
who may become such,) a neat pamphlet contain,
ing synopsis of the existing Pension, Bounty
Land, Patent, and Public Land Laws, down to
the end fthe late Congress, including the
Bounty Land Act of I'D March, 1855, IN.
under which all who have heretofore received
less than 160 acres are now entitled to additional
land; said Act grants also 160 acres TO all Officers
Non-commissioned Officers, Chaplains, Soldiers,
Wagon-masters Teamsters, and friendly Indians,
OF the Army, including State Troops, Volunteers,
and Militia--and all Officers, Seamen, Ordinary
Seamen, Marines, Clerks, and Landsmen Of the
Navy, not heretofore provided for who have
served not less than fourteen days (unless in bat
tle) at any period since 1776; and to the widows
and minor children Of all such persons entitled,
tf II lN
This pamphlet contains Forms of Application"
more full and complete than any elsewhere TO be
found; adapted to the wants of every class OF
Claimants under the Act, with copious decisions
and instructions of the Department, and practical
suggestions to the course to be pursued in sus-
pended or rejected cases.
Parties not wishing to avail themselves of the
facilities afforded by this Office securing prompt
and personal supcrintendencs of their claims at the
Departments, can obtain copies Of the above
pamphlet by remitting thirty cents in postage
stamps. Rs
Inducements to Correspondents.
Correspondents who prepare and forward
for management by this Agency will be dealt with
literally; supplied with all necessary blanks gratis,
and kept constantly advised of the changes that
from time to time occur in the execution of the
law.
II is within the subscribers power to direct his
Correspondents to the locality Of very many per
sons entitled under the late Act; and having OBJ
tanned several thousand Land Warrants under
former laws, he is in possession OF data that will
materially assist in securing additional bounty.
Fees, below the usual rates-and conting-n,
upon the admission oil Claims.
The highest cash prices given for Lsnd War.
rants, Revolutionary Scrip, and limos Land
Patents.
Address s. M. kNiGHf.
s Washington City
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