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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

TER AEARfA
Ar ~ Lissrpool 2et MT SddoLs TAYLOR New York.
SD .tb VT Monterey farintop; aid Henry Red d. So.a
fs5eh. III Joseptae Jass.oa cscai;s oomsefo Web
ser; CeIuros Coome, and 0d E9;,sAd bafttot HeH
Ess;Iort Gnd ST. Andrew y. B. BIlrna PhiadepHa; vivid
9, Az =! LsSdon 9th Hsrd, aon Smith Y;yYo's Ssh
F, a IN C.r fSss Nh sove 81 3D. berlin
ling Cseuai ON Rhole Moore, Rio JneiFo Heny Shelton
Ed cut ;h HeudiE IIuG.oa Smith for New Yort aih Eu
rsir.cA Herly, Hurbut, Aewiork.
FT si, Log &c., LIZ J1Xz ; p,n,., r,,,
s,,t rs. e.t nh. bm.5 scott S-o Frsac,co. -..
s Gl 9 g. ca, l a .dp., Liverpool
~ At soeihsu ptOa juy b RAINBOW, Barlesr, Quebec
.ouhsHIon JaS . Nordg,erneI JoEenseu EegYorS
ton Qae,il'ovn July T. Janini Roena, schroaor New
BE It Jrly = Rocroy, Clements, St John b 81
Ar :, Icl5osi july a. South csroliu, stewart Y,Y.rt
AT At t,yis Ugly = Relg.d. LgE ci.-IIe''2g
ga, \srvt IN. PoHat' cqr. do Jackson Tqoes 90
be.tca' W. saith ii.lisS n ''A
ilass Jrly IS H.Feda Rasnrndi SewYork CID loh
"a 55; ,.! Ps'ss s, S Ss,,oS
sd iI,n Sydney, y. 3 ", Msy lo Washington living
COD HOPE vble he Lrrbor 5 ,isy .tras
,sty elee twice o"ilg'O he heavy "ge bl reported
sl.slo'' jsIs lsI5e zaser am bar 5ea B.ta,;. 70
oaIisu Sew AID names sayd Tie os. Of 5eGsri! Dutch
Bo,s kong, Nay 24-Ths Sc: hing, FOrulan. sydaey
W, q gLd 1
S.ruh AoeU, Nc0t0ry. sytLey. y ", Fran
,eo wrecked d Of De- p Of tho Caroline sand-See Manila
Manila Nay lgThe Sarah iioers lam bark Woodbury. from
syGrey y > W, trsnesco upOn tue Of
the Caroline IssGd d Dec and wrecked snd II Of
IN crew here tie OF tne
seI renamed az tie I-.ans ssldsee Hong Kong psrsgsp
The PGe u ~ Ses, tschf) lodges Hobart Town arrived
here; I'D tyrchd he r.uud il tie Wee Channel but
sd -g
Mb9rrre Apr sTie Vermont Mss,d H. which .r.iyed Le,s
IRON l0rA o. te J.; AV El s-Ec. u she C11 Rock
tlE1.Ls IL
Flcu Lloyd. L's' July D.
=. J =, - y 4
Belle Ct tie Met. HC~ss Bcstoa
Ar Deal July -. CArone Ticker C,se Sszucnay broke
e. ssheiA his ei1g the south sand He'd night be!a
su!plsd
An Dose July g Lads August Plate New York for Han.
lung.
AR. :, B.i-tol July 2. RLss sy.is, Dsyb Quelee
sd On EeRpou July = General Taylor. -. hev.York
- nth Port Is4sct July . Lizzie Loud Cam Savannah.
Ar a. hlitoId July d. Mariner Bruce. ss-arnah
SC. CLl Cyde July -, Ciyce henderson Eew Yo.
- Galway Jrlg - W. JCh1son Wi.isms New. Yorf
AZ II bt:. jay - kocE-y C.euelts 81 J0hn Henry
Coose. hEachi; sh. Alert, Ramsey Liverpool Fos BAN!
yes-beL
Ar At 4bsreea jay Bssiiee Scott oebc; s. L.ws.nes
AT Leia July - yioi. ADAM M.,as. Pon.,r, Yo,.,.,
s. john, Nh. ~ '--''
An a, shield. Juy :, Frrdrck, Gsbiea New.Yot
Ar = iEil Juy %, shIsys Dsde John EB Ds1eA-
A. a G,iIenlu.s JIy H. Hor.,oa stone. xe-cos..,.
An H.mters Jaiy - y. DE- Emil Percy Havana
Az Il CO ascn Jly =, Ccge Roiof Wv Yori oh Z.,
ta. kught. Malanzcs. 'S'A ~-'-'"a'V
Ar q BrM'n jay 5 Herns.p KuAlu..s Es,so,e...-.h
- ti'e v v I'm Ma, lsrt. III n.srs Ralsissrs
Aif a. t-iA July - Nesta Eie, k4.s RIO d. yer.i-,
A. h'Li" nail R's..sn, Metcuraei IL 81. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 1854 a
heroad Is running 10 Madison 100 miles while il
wss running TO Janesvilo 20 miles in the month Of JAY
lSi9 Iaknghe average per mile Of las; years business,
the increase Of length Of road would require receipts OF
about SO 100 leaving margin Of sl 600 for actu
81 increase OF business during the duesi month OF the
whole year. In the year 1862 the total receipts OF July
he road open 10 Eagle So miles. were siil9 20. The
average sum per mile OF road for the three years IS:
.............Sls. q Observation-Disclosures -
lggs. Observation-Disclosures. 81 t1l
The Fort W,yne end Chicago road il 70 be finished By
sections The directors have concentrated hei- orces
tie easterB erG. TIE is section vi Is pr H. operation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
OFFICE OF TINE ILLNoIs CEsrhaL hAiLRO.D Co, /
ELwYoRK Jnly II, ia
ATa MEETING Of the BOARD of DIRRCTON

"a I y
~ Of this Company, bold this day INSTALLMEsr Of nv
DOLLARS PER SHARE all the shares the cap al
the Company leAcep the thousand shies on shh twsy
doss shGe and the tee thousand shsres which is
per share h,ye sIeed, been paid n) be- It's dly been i ~
rqued TO be paid by the several parties In wLoze the -
shares Of oes now stand, respectively tho TsssgEr "
fore te ioh day Of Aggu si sod The transfer b0os,
from this day I'll tie 2 July inst and n tsas Of sost sl ~
PERMITTED Until the INST i.lment called thereon BE pad
BIZ oIasr Of the B0asd Of Dree.ors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
Arrived.

r Steamship Ar,l, JudAiq. Liverpool p mlse and pas %
. .,1sip s . ~ 20 B.. % for Gsr stb
10, RI 40 ri.cd rom wanda bound 7th lat y Oh, l)l
. 49, passed chip s''h paens showing "He nag WIN O4'A
4 steamship Marion Poster IS hOur. Charleston w.;h
IN Fio,ida Woodauu savannah % hylrs, with
i., nd pa 70 5 Mrchill
slip pof,r' Kelly Baow Liycrroo e days from Liverpool
551 Trs ChamtcTn Robertson Ju{ o. a -
Ioa e Ian Louisa. Norw from Glu'5oe, afde'slo'd 9'
c.-eo Cosd the nA IN a, - aDd =" 90 & 5 IGs M
J. j., isa H,i NJ, WI t t,d To- d~tbs en- tie ca age
81 Wir6sr Ce Rogers Liverpool - day, "h salt sd %
Slip Rre tot tbj Cos. e l,,s. .gweEP, VIII ni.e Nat
~ r. to lnh son yr5 IT, aa q . Ion :! :, saw ~
sth days tie westward Of the Bll'si has had
sS Lo1 Fl S .c gseser Bieasu GO d,y with 2j ra
slip snow Sqr, !ppe Bu-ey Ca,dG 81 day WITH B. r 13
hon h. q. .eL ult sin Colleen E'ie bonn w tHa
ship Csolrs cas u,re o. days Snd 6'oH oDt ua 1
VIII nC-e orG5sl re- 70 W ts e iaf,st,I
shp kcie Castle of Riel onopdl Bishop, c.nfue1o. u d,y
.igrs sl IN August Of Cape Clear ia hes' ale
Bsl 15ylure H,scrog Liverpool Sc days, Nth coal to N
g Naomi 81 wst Tie G, dan, ys eC' i and s pas:
usls Dc bound e. Lat H. Ion 49, large number
Isrk E, Banning Phsadpllal Ray Po1e- Pr = days.
with us'i ID na.s,' 90 Meef Iier No ds'f, is,' 49,
Arsqre lai = 3D. Ion u pa'eds large steamer win VINO
Bs1t P aim A1t.O. Eevoread. days with cotton &c to
BsiA aa Alice 20: Bo.,on) Lowe baltimore days with
P,is Pr,y Viiscl W Meek Newcastle days, with coal
oIH r. & MeSpr June 10 I, 81 - ,oa 70 tel the
wr,ck b. big painted back, with whic seah aud )e1"
L,ust CT H. fu,i u w4fe. gtd gbanda ed. 80
Big Rarhow Tiuic ID Dc Cuba, y H. "Hn f's 70
ssild IN company With brig George OnesS< ol o
Lrmtn.
Bfg Fyrg CLOUD Hepburn, Augosura days. with hides e.
o Fsri,tk Co 1T .t lat. II ship Nedsos
Big lrlfir Cair Maches, days with lumber 20 master 3,
sh Nsltco Fleming Galveston = days. WIN 'o''on u H.
SIeld,n s Co.
sc Ma flower Proctor Msehss 10 daJs timber and laes to
MnNicR, Tclho' Co. .
s5h7 " Ba,lu Allen Oc.ucOke days. with shingles to
SIR Laurence Csans Edeu,on, &C days With wheat 70
s,bI frsrcs RcLi son Beaufort NC days with lumber to
b. NJ. B.Gckw-lL
-chr s Whit taIDof0n, Washington, NC days naFai
sorcs to &. L Niichn.
DcBne, Washington, y Co. days. naval ''fe9 TO
EsfCnsn & Kudltstw.
Seir Neison Wells Harwich 5deys ish to marer
Haven IL ballast 10 master
Self ycnsse Weeks Dighton bias rit ;oel to fastef
b. - Hon Baftie Provide Virginia.
= Al Fo-tc
Schr. GlcLrisr. Roudout, bound to Boston
sclr Esh.uor. Glorcr. Rondour, bound 20 Boston.
ScIr. X e. Pitts, Ne-Tel Rocklsnd, dAys, with lime
Schr MARY i.e CTockeft, Roc kisud, with lime.
Stlr I'D. Jones, RoeklGud xih lime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
CEiEsT,L BAsE. Aagast 1854
A DIVIDEND of THREE and ONE-HAl.F (D

n PER OF hss is day b. 0cIoTof pfyabs on Zoe It'd
instant The transfer hooks Will remain closed until ths IN n'
W. A. HALL, CasheE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09


~ Loan rsde' msbe after 1895 The Comm oner. OF the ssi
my tnnd Of the Of Ohio will va esch Of Tho osia
AUGUST, SEPTEMBER, sGd . trObER. ONE HUNDkED
THOUSAND DOLLARS Of ObioG Stccks due ss -
DIST day VI Dc,mbcr 1870 SUD will here0u premium Of 81
cent together with the interest accrued he date Of p7nv
Bonds 10 be presented at the office Of the s1sier Agent sn
Beaver Of, New York. By order VI the Board
". ID. MORGAN, Acting Couliaissys1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
CtnunClGl.
Tur sNEvIc,y TNcHANGF R,NS &yv-NosN, J1ue , 1894
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND al TEN PER CENT. on
sb,a BAL D Nst Il LON lrsfI AZ II
DEFtcs OF rHE PENssNLNANiA Coal Co.
Corner Of Broadway aud Wali-st.,

A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Oi FIVE PER
N CENT on the Capital socs tho Prnnsyyans Coal Co bs
day declared rsyshe cnsh At he oce OF The company
city New lorl after the lo OF August A.
The win b. closed ,u tho "a % 10Th August both
ineluive GrO A uOYr Treisorer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
OFfict ~ TnE NAUGArUcN NAnaoAD UvatAsi,I
DY RESOI tTION of the DIRECTORS of this
hEw-lORk, July y, 1884 y
4 ANDS in TIJINOiS-A Bureau for the "a LIZ Of

4 ANDS in ILLINOiS.-A Bureau for the SALE Of
such portions Of tho LANDS Of the ILLINOIS cEsInL
RAILROAD Co he ne Ut the Rood op
Grafton vii he OTened this office the h inst When isrP
oI Of tie AID the prices which they will b. .j f nb
for the Bonds Of the Company vi be furnished 10 ne
esntme persons DESTROYS Of purchasing By eaylbs aat
Once OF the Company no. 81 Nals, Of DO uscs
wanted have prior claim the the prices which maJ
established and which v be based the descriptions u he ns
by the Government and their oImiy Rail- al W
ton A Can a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

BROADWAY Insurance OsTICB. No f3 Brosiwsy,l
HoVarls'.. july % i3sL
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have this day
~ declared Dyideuo Of FIVE PEA CENT, payable aud
efts the 20 day ~ Auautt JOHN WRAY. Srs'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

II y
Z SAVINGS BANK OF THE EMPIRE Ctrf'-SM
MONTHS INTEREST tho rae Of tSK) PER GENE PgH
AhNUM will be eowtd depotsof dollars spsaa
five hundred dollars and Give PER CENT sums Over AZ
made bst~een 'he IT, aud ljsh OF August aud snss
IN Bauh uBdre"u until the i.t Of February ensuing
The SEM ANNUAL IhTEhESr de depodtors on III LTD
August will b. paid st the Bahk sLd nftf INST
All interest called for By the l Of sepemb viii DO csrnd
to the credit Of the depositor IS pr' ciqa BY order
JAS q SLOAN Secrs'ATy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

The Montgomery Guards
eur-ion yestc day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-06
Nntine

llR undermined having bought out the entire sleek ol
i Goods bel6ngi0alo Mes3rs Wheeler q lskln, her.
cat 1ail0fs Would beg cave 10 Inform tue citizens ol
Wheeling lnd vicinity that no Intends carrying on The
Merchant rdilone buslueat IN tie same room formerly
by Messla Wheeler& & Lakin, aud having OBJ
iain6d the services OF both Of tho former pTopt iAc
Ii ntefaled To mike p 10 0do ov0Ty article nh8 ne
IN tLedles atyd and best mtnuer az very short lee
and very low orca H. Having large stock onhanl now
he is determined to sen very TO reduce bis slo9k and
make ioOm fof tie Sph6 Goods. Nowib amIe ohagee
10 rtt GOOD cl0ihug cheap ie VIII warrant every Nuee
10 be AZ recommended or no Sale,
Gone one, come al, l -.
And i've us aca,
al NO.2 WAshngton Han. ..
trto B. Il gTALLMAN.
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/ Isuper Phoaphate Of IimeI
ynhaUg eqVANo@ II


THls valuable ehller has u'sd FOR seyersl years
iu Ruelada and uilc pats Europe, and next i0g g'
no holds ub hghe tank n popularity and lhe extent in
which u Is Gscl amon5 Raunora, lia anttodpeuoniu lh
cuuhlry by he sphiolber has been noieteetnt hut he
rmgetat las mldai NE estimation Of Tue public has
not beanltss marked or auctasalut tmn abroaa aler gay
lralor tiTeg yclH inycGiiglion Of ~ WeHBfn which
time ihee hta haen Ntly hAuy ttiupulOu8 tXpAilWele
made by NE most teentho Nieultuiisls and Varions
rlnbs COMMITTEES NC, side by sldo PERUVIAN Gu'hoi a.
i0is relative vtlus c0npsred wiihl latter and n n0a
hslaiecB preference given TO ne 'NWor Phosphate OF
Limon such iepOria as returned viii shortly be placed
before ihe public, which win convey mOie Information
th6 duhtcflbof eos dltbsed TO Offer, as the manu-
ntturof, ht Tie nrt8ent moment l.I.nI. ~
ilsehemca eomposions OF that nature TO al once a.
ford ooi and noprslntnt io6r9wih Of pi efenrllona
bus hatla being gsnhtd on gi0ind Botef ne sQcoy Or
which ht ananuro is already well knuWnond apnTtculel
wich eie dfcOnpofed by Tic addition Of Que uh ihel
welaht of sunhuc Acid, TO which isaddtd duoptopur
lion OF Guan1 aud Gurhiie Of 6mmonlai theAicr aont
Of ne most 0ieul asena 10 the best Peruvian Guano
his etsy tauded being In perfect powdeu u win be
uund sultphle 10 all s0llF, warranted rngt and genun D
and When II maturity to BE- bmd efclelous ag lore 10
WcienWd
Psmphlels Wlbe orwarlel on application D. tho sub
sefibero 30 bisAgonis, whose anns ael l0lloWi
Messsts, MeGiudei Sons, Rlelm6nd, va
90 hewlett, llaidty x 20 PeieiAbnig W.
do ROnun q AlcCes1i Norfolk Va, M
do a., N SiewaIi, ksq3 Aplmore, Md.
U. H. DIX BVR0,
Agricultural Chemist, .I
sep26 Willhmshrgh, Long loia,d, N. Y,
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sfrnhnl "a IRlnoh.
Now Musio Store,

NUW .AAAA0AU .HbHA W Z. .....
sIrn of the 6srerinu Trigonuni, No, 400
Hlhiu Street,
J. PlOKlBsoN would rsir.s.ially an
nognee g lhe ellrens o, Wlfq.ll5 enl VI, W
~ " u leiennt esldbishmonlio ior ihesQt ofYlollns
Guitars yi0lltelos Flhgolels, FLUTES, Rieg Aee9nle'
ons, Btujoa, and GGmbohhea. Brass lnalidm'nia tho
frat aud best make. iI ~. Fl.. x. ..lnat fe
lHslneuon books iorlll kinds Of lnslpmtqIRlanh Ior
singing H..
Music orthe Piano Guitar, Flute AID Yollg, also, TIE
newest Sony, Dues, eto apd tho yery best Ronnp aud
italian Violin and Guitar stllngs a 81,
Chronei, Reeds, Tunlng Forks alto Vioinind Guitar
Screws, Violin fiugorRn Iell bouds'
Hiws iot Vi0llco0 and Violin
AKlesers Furniture Polish, lof ren0vhllnc virulshed
Ral1tc, such as Pianos Cabinets, Steam lolls or any
descriptions OF Furniture
Also or tae by he Agent for Kleher Pllabag pisnoS
lie frat and best mamie eeiuIe lnihs ged states apf
Az Nunus and ClsrHs grand end square phnoai n Dp'
h,Gfs Iialleu md Aliens celobsled Bosion pnnos &C.,
Atohi Dr tho make ofOaThlrdt tnd nrcdhims Patent
Mei0dtons. f.i'.IL
Ascordcou,, aud unklud ofmu'lesllpIlpmedisr'ra
~ 'titiOWestpIice9, l a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-06

ATgJsON'S Premium Chinese Lusital Washns Fluid,
in me tIeaiesl ImprOyennnl ye dlscoyertd lor savs
iaor end eYlense IN washing Clothing aud lonso Clean
inE Llnens and Coiions washed by ns fluid viii DO
fef Aid sofer ihtn than II bleachtl on tho glaea.
WaRgANtRn moi 70 ildure th1 fabdC. Fyery ldynay
sstsiy berse ohlhat polht BY eoaknge peta OF tolon
or LlTenm Tie Fluid, full anensih, ior 24hone which
wiloleauiy show that itmust bopuiely aroles, VIXEN
ME Chinsge washing fiuid 70 worth ihree tines ihe
tnse sXpeBce which win buy enough lOr large ianilY
waShlnf which can be d0he iu 0uI hours.
tured and sold blythe eubteiibor who hahlalh
" puiehaued lie right FOR Ohio ounyt. W.
JAS. MRLL0R,
NM NO.2b UMlOnsl, Mherll.ri Va.
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3.OOO Oases.


n On. .BAYHN have removed 10 their new end apa-
O clio brick buildings i3l Mad et street, they
manufacture end Keep on hand,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And Keen io ga Japan Wave and llouohold Furnishing
ardwaIe. 4sothe latest styles Of Cooking stove. h o.
market prices Their od customers aud hepuhls e. r.
ally uelnvled 10 cell aud examine thelr stoCh hFcl'
~ (nhi0itY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-06
NEW SAYINGS BlNK 8TORE.

HOUSE. -..t
O tie citizens or wheeling and yltnlty' Peelng very
thaukiulior u4liboul PATRONAGE received ronl you,
deem pf0per cor yOur luteTess as well as NY own
10 ea yodf tttentoAt nay c0naantly enehshed soc
bf Boois Shoes Hats Cana umbr6ias and Garrett Naeks
he eoinef Oh Marketuhd Monroe sois, feeling con-
dent iero Is no gteateryarley 10 this markell while 10
odility uro uoi sumassed iu Western Yhglla, audi
irte undefsod by no one. therefore esleclglll M
viie yoh all 10 ca cid examine M soo and To- ne lam
duset OF tttft q will lahOc atai become Tue son o ne
eessiy the nutsengo hope andtb pupil Of are toae
commoiaie and hiyoa'
onsntltv N Pfensh Lace, Silaw AID hlalh b0niei9,
tgheh will sen az cost AZ Tie teason is advancing
nave also quantity Of ailkaud ompe honnel Wllsh !
ro counit5 nerchans We would say lai we WIZ dunll'
sng blis bought inhe eastern ciheg for cash 9
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GEORGES mHNDDL,
Tholnas Hughea
nAGuNRRNOTYPl GALLHRY.

UAEU UUHNNUINFU GAIIWHX
- Id .sl A.O. CARTRIDGE invites
1balttnuon tohls Daguerrean Rooms, aud
lsilllaiI Arparatus, NOW Tie result Of yeats OF
thYfSyfJ experience and close application 10 The
sstI arl, COnfdon that he now combines
lnhlseslablishmentbll an Ofllei improve.
menls which time aad proper tests have proven valuable
he can pomise t0pToduco Lkenesses combining all the
beauty and perfection whlehhas been attained by tho
Dagpsrrcan process.
For the attractive and connections style ll which hie
rooms are fitted up h0 invites The public 10 call aud exam
ie Tor themlelSes Ills Cabinet O specimens ate alwayo
open FOR Inspection.
Hkensssts taken In an kinds Of weather. Singly or IN
etOnsi also pOs moTiom koncsSe iakenat shOrtnUec
90 wellteleclod stock Oiuhted Chemicals, plates
eases, loekets Sc, always on hand and foc sale.
Igoons, No. 30 Monroe ut., near The Post o0lce
DoViH .u
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Daguerreotypes,

SKYAND SIDE LIGHT ARRANGEMENT,
Il IKRNgSSEB taken wlthal the Tcctntimpruveinonta,
without any unnatural Wilderness Of lall, or geyap.
pearaee or black dTesses Every syie Of cares always
onhanl. Price IRON one dollar upwards
sursO ~ WIN. COWDRN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-06

l TfR fibt running STEINER Stephen
tfl u HnygFd. BooTl Mallef, having been
" di5 ap6lnltd and re decorated, Will Leave
Wheeling os Sunlsh ADD ~ linieimedlas
andings kyaaY DAY alhalf naNS O'Clock hhil
Forrolsht or pa1s'ge apply on eoald sePs' {.
Por ThlumofC, WashinEton. PhilndelPhla
anh New Rork 49,
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Nnll Taahlon 20 Hats.

Fall WashIOn Tor HaJb
THgtubscuberis now prepared 70 ltmsh ms pume,-
ous ratfona aud ali The rest olmansind WIN apen
Wv LATlST AND MOST APPR0Hg0 Styles,
which or eduute bta0ty Of ioimand hnlihi tannol oe
sttt al and whsn shared 10 ht head BY outconlofma
live, ~ With nerieetelte
IiSO itceitrea assortment OF mens, youlhs and
ehlldfehs Son hats, Comprising black, napredi plan,
Son efVtnuon. lustham, Young Aneiiea,eo iodeh
sf qitha fne assortment of mons yvulha and chidenf
cap'' an a wrh aro oaeled a. loweiPHesE Wlof1al'
e,lii WV. IiMRSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-06

PlRRMAN'S HATS.
q AVERY las received uiielept number Of Fire.
-. nuns Hats, lor ON OF Two companies which WIZ
be sold low BY Tic lotolt ,,,Y,,,
senh I- y. y y ~ ",
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-06
sTBAM MARBLn WORKs,

M" no % MARKKThT hT,l WHkKHNUI VAs
fTlHR SUBSCRIBER having made eylenlye Nlanse.
monts In Tie Rasl for The supply Of Narblc and son'
iempi tho erection OF aeam woiks, be wenG inyle
6tle0h Arehiieeis Euildet, and The publlc m gem
alin lb Inspection Of his siock combating ofihlan,
Rtyiisn Sienna Ameleanand Other Marbles Of ne inett
qiue5 which can be sold lower
ment The west.
nsaieia would hu3 lilo ibslr adwniarsi6igp,eitl
stock bolore uuloh1Hing cleaivtqIU,
Ills wOik rs done nthe most elaborate style, and e
would invite Tie attention Of purGhasert 10 oauine HE
GiockOfgaaGy tnd other carved work. Monuments, Ccn
0apuq Tomb3 Head and foot stones, Gc and Crave yard
w0tk 10 eVery yedoy beng enabled BY bis superior aeil
tiles TO supply this workat prices than
any other eslablishnentinih IN The country.
Pease give me call and examine my work.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31
AZINEs.
Very respectfully yours,
CHAS. REEMELIN

"TnE GENIUS OF THE WEST" for
April, is embellished with a fine por-
trait of HIRAM Powers, the celebrated
Western Sculptor. Its literary contents
are such as might be expected from
the best writer's of the West. Terms,
81 per year. Address Howard Dur
HAM, Cincinnati, o.
GRAHAM" for April is on our sblc.
We notice one decided improvement in
this Magazine; its 'comicalities'
are fewer in number, and less excep.
in character. than those which have
heretofore marred the beauty Of its
pages.
"THE NATIONAL" for April, is filled
with the choicest gems Of American
and Foreign literature, suitably Illus,
trated with beautiful engravings.
The April No. of the PARLoR MAG,
AzISE is as interesting as usual. 1t i,
hardly surpassed by the best literary
monthlies Of the East. ALICE CAREY
the universally-admired Western au
thoress, is one Of the editors of thi,
work. Jethro Jackson, publisher
Cincinnati, O.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31

CONNERsVILLE MAR. 2s, 1854
PROGRESSION,

The extensive improvements that
are now going on throughout our town
show clearly the energetic character Of
the inhabitants. The Presbyterians
IN S. have commenced the erection
of fine Church in the upper end of
town, and the Episcopalians intend to
buid as soon as there is "a little addition
made to their subscription list. The
old frame buildings, which have stood
so long unm olested, on the west side
of Monroe, between Harrison and
Court streets, are disappearing and
heayy blocks of brick buildings are
taking their places. There are many
mom on the different streets that are
disappearing, while others of asubstan-
tial and tasteful character are rising
up. There can be no doubt but that
Comersville is to be tho great centre of
southeastern Indiana.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31
MARKING AT TIE NOON.

A story is told Of the late Judge
DIN. OF Vermont, father Of President
0lin, that he was once presiding upon
n certain occasion in court, when a
waspish little lawyer. full of ignorance
and conceit, who was pleading a case
before him. took occasion. in the course
of his remarks. TO address some very
contemptuous language to the bench.
Every one in the court turned instinc-
lively toward the judge, expecting a
severe rebuke would at once be ad :
ministered.to the insolent offender; but
what was their surprise to sec the
judge sitting with brow serene and un-
clouded, quietly making his notes, as
il he had net heard the language. or as
il nothing out Of the way had been
uttered.
After the adjournment, as most Of
the officers of the court met around
the dinner table OF the hotel, a friend
asked the judge for an explanation of
his strange forbearance-why he had
taken no notice Of one who so Justly
deserved to be committed for contempt
ofcourt? on tell you story said
abe judge. the quiet humor bcaming
from his eyes the while: my father
ence had u dog---a mere wiffet Of a
thing-that had a strange fashion Of
going out every moonlight night and
barking fariously at the moonl'' Here
the judge paused and went on deliber'
ately eating his dinner. as il he had
flushed the story. "well7"--"well?
said several voices-'',ckaf ofkhofp
"0!nothing," said thejudge: "ths moon
wsat right on"