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The daily union., 1854-02-11
Public. No III
AN ACT 10 regulate of The o,n5 of M
Senate nd fof other purpose. 49,

AN ACT 10 regulate the of the M
Senate aud for other purposes.
" saeed ne Senate and Honso Of Reprecntas Of A
s'afes fnertoa IN Congres assembled
N Ne osep o may hereafter he, appropriated
aon ol members and officers and for the
we senate shall be pd at the Treasury regulation drawn BY
sec.a o INC Senate, and shall be kept dsbursed,
be dremed Disturbing nnicer - - S
$50 = fad be afher enacted, or the bond
70 e gwen by the Secretary Of the Senate, he td
wv 70 me United States, within passags
Nv WIN one o more suretcs, 10 be approved by Compu
" W" frsasuys IN the dollar
oonnhon for The faithful apple son OF such
s may pe drawn rom the Treasury under which boad
ha ee deposited IN the Comprocrs Office shall be
"uv o eneh ana everr Secretary of the Senate here
ef pe chosvr bond,
siron
to nd ~ afrfhsr enacted That IL duty Of The
secretary % te senae 70 depo1e the aforesaid which
's9 come no his hands with the depoay designs
"a ~ hr secretary OF the Treasury, other ecers
wy ~ washington and fi payments OF ana
~ meneefs o. ths Senate and all q their ohc
- ~ w ooshneent expenses OF the Senate shan b. by dra"
nfnwh hy the Secretary on such depostsry.
Approved February 10, 1854.
The daily union., 1854-02-11
ny GREEN a SCOTT .n.,,or,,r..

TWO NEW TWo-sTonY FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ~
atcfipN--un Thursday, the 10Th day Of February, y ~
oNoehy q ms we shall sell, of the premises two new
As nous and The lots which they stand, being o. ~
y " square 2s, fronting 90 inches fh street SN'
alley.
bearing interest,
GREEN SCOTT,
FEB lid Aucionsrrs.
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DHEss sHIRTs.-we prepared t and make dress
shirts IN the best and great variety Of styles and gafnnyng
all H. either plain, embroidered rusdi stitched
French bpsoms French plain ufrd cuffs
every required person wearing
bad htiug shirts be suited sale al
sTEYENS's saes room Browns Hotel,
lI-2nf
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met IL o'clock m
Prayer by the Chaplain of the House
The journal OF Yesterday was read and anp,oved
Alter some debate on The rules of the House relative 10
the order OF business. !"
Mr. HAvENS called FOR the regular order of business.
which was The consideration OF private blls
THE DEFICIENCY BILL
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee rose To n nr;x;eooJ ,
ton. he moved TO reconsider the vote bv which ,ba
mouoh 70 reconsider the vote the deficiency bill bv
wnSn Una, o Was-feJected, was laid upon the table
Inc EAhER explained that, on a reysjon of ,h,,
vote OF yesterday was found that ineiead of The num
bes beng S. nays S. they were yeas So nav. S.
and an mad s,n, nsrS Sro 20 Iscorded on ihejournai.
Mr HOUSTON inquired whether the Chair decided
that The motion OF the gentleman from Tenne M
JosRsl was in orderi t'
Tbs SPEAKER decided that il was no, in order, and
was contrary TO the usual practice OF the Housc n ,hs
House, however thought proper 10 alter s prsc,i.e
could DO so II motion TO thar effect were agreed IN
AMI JoNES OF Tennessee, appealed from the decson
qn,a e a"u assea or me reading o the fifty SIKH
MI HaMiLiON moved TO lay the appeal on the labl,
and demanded The yeas and NAYS the question.
eohsidefaoie excitement ensned and the motion o Law
TIE appeal on the table adopledyeas Iaa n.,. 81
so tue decision Of the Chair sustained BIZ ,be Hons
slr. HOUSTON asked leave TO introduce d.6cienev
o similar 10 that originally reported from the Conm,,se
OF Ways and Means withou, the smend ~ en,s ~ ,h
Committee of The Whole " s
MIR. WALSH objected.
PRIVATE BILLS
Inc following bils, nded by The Committee of
the Whole were then read a third time and M ssad,
bill Tor the relief Of Harriet Leavenwor,h s;aow NJ
the late Brevei Brigadier General Leayenwortb "
Diil lor he relief OF The heirs OF Anthony B. Willis
ing committees. ~
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR
ne House then resolved itself ino Conm,iiee Of The
w mole, ana proceeded (Mr WRIsHT. OF Pennsylvania
" ne Gha) 70 ne consideration OF the bills on the pr.
Va,e calendar When the committee rose
W. WRIGHT reported the following Senate bill fNo
~ w!h a. amendment: S'"''' o'' Wv
M % 'odmniiy the State OF Indiana for The failure
admission into the Uaion Ia 1916
fe@"S Tie preyloos question on the amendment 10
rhc House adiournel at BALI pas, three O'Clock uD6l
Monday next ' ''''s u"''
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
trubuc, No. al

frnbic, No. ~
RESOLUTION authorizing in the Office
o. me Superintendent OF the Public Prindng.
Rosd ~ ths Senate and House Of fs U,sS
S@ fpetea " CoRgr assenr5sd
tee puee printing be- and he hereby, authorized 10 increase
we eree N us oes BY the appointment clerks
in. - - ''"F"'s" "''''
. Approved February 10 1854
The daily union., 1854-02-11
Tn. Independent Line for California.

JAMES NJ CROSS, proprietor the Atlantic EDWARD
MILLS, proprietor Pacific eameThs celebrated
double engine steamship Nouh STAR 500 burden having
herself vessel
every rcpFct will Aspnua Monday, February 90
O'Clock precisely, connect with the and popu
steamship Uncle sam.
unryaed speed superior accommodations o these steam
warrant this line will excel all Others
B-Passenze will hnd 10 their advantage not 10 purchase
m they arrive In New York. and also 10 apply a this once
before purchasing elsewhere.
passage freight apply only JAMES NJ CkOss, hat
terry Place, stairs, feb LAW
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PETrTloSs, Erc, UNDER rHr Ru,,r.

MI O. w CHASE gave notice that ne would on 10 NOR.
row, q some subse9aent day nroducs bill granting
pubic lands 20 the State Of New York TO aid in he con
State ''h'o"", III tns
BY Mr.. , G. ALLEN, The petition Of 200 citizen.
d Crawford county, llnois, praying Cor grc.s TO aboL
~ ~ We uauonai chapatncyi refeued the Conmttee on
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orIcE-Nocc Is hereby given that have cold the lease Of
~ the hotel known Fields Hotel capitol , 10 James
Caspas esq who win keep the from and after The 18th inst
- w. u. FIELD.
WasmsGroN, Feb II, lB5a
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1854

Hon, JACKSON MORTON from the State Of Florida, ap-
peared in his seat this morning
The daily union., 1854-02-11

Mr.. SEWARD, who moved that The further considera-
tion OF the subiee, be postponed until tomorrow.
The motion was agreed 10.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion by Mr. DOUGLAS, the Senate proceeded TO
the consideration OF business and alter some
time speRt therein, the doors were reopened, and,
Oa motion, the Senate adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

We were q good deal amused yesterday at see
ing tathe Courier, Alderman paper published at
PlIlsbbIgb, itaismenl 10 The eject that the N.
W. Band, had "gone down." ItWoS news down
this way. weptesume that twould be hard to
lnl an Institution more perfectly commanding the
confidence Of The pubic Than this, and we huldly
know whether to tegard this Islander as an amiable
trick 10 alarm holders Of pnPeJ or lhemOTe vicious
act Of come one interested in dspIeclaling her pa
perrin Older 10 buy tup, and speculate on the pan
10 Of their own creating. We need not say that
the whole story Is false and wholly fOundalionless
and 4 would be but on act Of simple justice 10
The Institution fOI the press to notice this coreo-
lion. .rlff s t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

smoRr WAY OF GETTING DIyoRoE'-'Phe AL.
bany IN W Argus says that tie following notice
appears in German newspaper Of that CilH
"As my husband, Joseph Renlz, has LEFT me
without any proyocation, and lave seen OF heard
noibing Of HIM this last year past, hereby de-
clnre that unless lie returns in thee days from this
date she'll take il os divorce and shall marry
again in mediateiy JOHANNA hENTz''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
Farm end ooel Lands
no be Sold,

q RYBRAb well located lots convenient 10 n. ,i.,,
- Nepoi Of Tho hemphcll RailTuld, TbiS' n,nN
which Eimnrdiaely over tile creek tohtss
Acrts aud would PEI Feat dealt ablc plsce Ion M, g
Factory OF any building tsquirng good Ioun n viii ~
era Twenty peret viii belakeniRrsst and ~ b,Ie,s
one and years with lme' cal tom lie dsy Of ~
Alsos house cOnluiniii7 four TOOnS Will Nick, - "
good well OI water. Tue hOOse, which h oi co ~
The alley end OF The lols is most comfort be j.
and tile oeatl0nis dstllebe, ash within ike mina,s
walk Of ihr mUAt buslneto paris OF the civ minutes
Paymeui Will he lpkeI $50 per q. ln tie bal,,.
one Two aud 'h'ee 3e9i9 For glur iniorntlon ,nblS
my266m DeSt door 10 ROhan'S ptTbl.,,n,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

TTlliS understood in London that Lord Raglan
will be raised to the rank Of field marshal after
the operations Of Ssblstopol. The committee Of
tue House Of Commons reported in favor OF add-
liohal hsld miahdls Of repute being made. 1t IS
also said that it has been decided TO give his Lord
ship R5o,Opoin lieu Of Pensionj his pTvate for.
tune was merely GfO,OO0,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

urThs ere said 70 be about three thousand Me-
gEoeS entitled to vote 10 New York under the pro.
vision Of the STATE Consultation which requires a
cOlOred man % have been three years ClItEen'
and possessed Of ltsehod estate Of the value Of
$3.50 over aud above all debls aud Membranes
charged thereon, and upon which tax shall have
eten pAld. 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

gTThe Know Nolhinss Of Virginia held con.
vsntiOn al Richmond. last week, and is pmored
appointed member Of the order to reply to ths
recent Letter Of the lion, Henry A. Wise.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
Tho Case Of Dr.. Graham. Mote from Or.
Graham.

CRY PRISON, Monday Nov. 8, 1904.
TO the Editor ofths N. Y HeSal!s-SIR; l see
in tbe Herald OF this morning leleglaphic dis
match dated New ORLEANS, nov. 3, which says.
','rhe lnendSOf DR.. Graham here have received
assurances from New York rbat Gov. Seymour
had promised 10 pardon him, SO illat though sem
fenced to The State Prison, he Will lie released be-
lore enleliug the PRISON DOORS" Permit me 10 soy
that Gov. Seymour has never been spoken 10 by
any iuend OF mine in relation 10 The matter, one
way OF another, and that believe the report 10 be
malicious anil unqua ifed lalsehood, intended
10 prejudice the public against me, on THE very
doy my case was 10 come before the Court on q
motion for a new trial, aud 1t The same time 10 in
lure Coy. Seymour before the public In The eltc-
ton mch lakes place Tomorrow. In justice TO
myself and truth must ask that you insert this
I'D your naper have The honor TO be your obedi-
enL servant, r. d. GaAHAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

al-The total dealhS at Savannah during the ell.
sysn weeks In which the yellow fever Prevailed
a. On epidemic Is stated Of s5I, o. which eOOwsa
fIom Ssii6Wsytt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

aJ'How is IT, said gentleman to SheTdaD,
that your name has not an attached 10 III your
! family is Irish, and no illuslIiUuSr
mo family hos o heller right to an than our
lsmiIy' shid shetidani for they ows everybody
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

A RGlLagAp Wan At NEw4aK, N. J.-ltaP
pcars that a rsiIroad war hos broken Out at N,ws
ark. N.j. Tie CITY authorities object 10 he
track Of the Morris and EsseS Railroad passing
through certain streets, end on Saturdays portion
OF the tack was ordered to b taken up. 1'he
railroad company Immediately. obtained an ilunc-
lion ltom the Chancellor. with al order to relay
the track. The Advertiser says;
Byvirlde or this authority the company des.
patched gang OF laboTen under the supervision
Of MT. s. II. Moore, their superintendent, WHO
commented on Monday morning, between ~ oni
O'clock, The work Of Ieluying. Sumo cilizens
ia the Vicinity being present. offsled resistance ny
standing on the rails, and on tile fOue oil the track
90 hS 10 interfere with ihelaboTeTs, asserting that
90 the street was 2 public highway, they had Q
tighl 10 do H. Some city officers also forbade The
work. They were informed on the OTHER hand, OF
the authority undeI which the company YVES pr.
ceedidE. A crowd Yves drawn together and
much e1cilement enSued on bath sides Some
prrEons stbIled an alarm Of FIRE, anil the bells
6smg Iung, caused the collection Of lurge nulnbets
ofpeople on the spot, 50 that abOlt 2 O'Clock The
hiaiF assumed The appeanucs OF mob. Alter
considerable confusion and violence, some OF The
Waterman, armed with clubs, affeSled the super
inlendenl, and several Of The laboIela, when The
crowd dlSbeTsed, and the RELYING proceeded with
aud completed, f $500
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
ZOE Sale.

II on no D, la block RJ on IIimp,ien street,
i aud Tunilng back no 20 AZ alley. Thai, ~
best siiutfd lOle ih the city Tor esAenec and
or one pll oil e. ~ my best suit Tie pureAaeT
FUrinormaiiOe jlIo at this Ofiee or oil McI n, R,
N.Y. -. y AUSTIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
NeLreyenue oanlel! 70 ptOal & IOs, aI.6L0. a9ll.

Which exhibits the fol-
lowing ns tie proper.
tion Ut working ES-
penses, S2,O23,2ll.69
To Revenue, S,6f2, 096S-booS9 OF
65.5-6 per cent.
The meeting was next addressed by s. r. Vick-
eTs, Nj. Harrison, ]. W. Garrett, II. Webster and
j. n. Garter.
Nc. Hartison here presented the Annual Report
which had been IeIertvd 10 The Committee for eS-
animation.
I'VE will publish The reroTt in our next issue
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
AE e. orc orc. E 5,.AII.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Meeting Of tho 5toelSholdera
The adlsarned meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Baltimore and Ohio RailIoad Company, held On
Monday, was otgtnted BY Edward D. Kemp, IA.
king Tie chair
The proceedings Of the meeting heldon the l6ll
nit, were lhenTeadby J. L, Atkinson, Rsq, The
Secretary.
After some remarks, the President decided thai
the subject 6sI regularly in Otdet, was the repor
Of tie Oommittee, to whom wastsCvred The hnun.
cial part oflhe Annual Report Of The President.
Mt, Gnueli, Chairman OF the Committee, then
submitted The iollowiugi
nEfoaT.
TO ths Stoekhsldsrs Of ne Baltimore and OAit
Railroad COmPdnv.-<Thv Committee Organized
the resolution adopted Of your meeting on the 10th
nIt, lvtthe purpose Of examining tho NOonunlsem
bTaced In the annual statement OF the President,
lheN presented, RESPECTFULLY submit tile following
Report;
asa feature essential 10 asceTlaining reliably
the tue net earnings iof the past Year, the Com'
mltlee have with great care aud attention, invest
igated the Fen0rls Of the officers Ui the road, aud
the financial statements for that peFod relative 10
the items uhaIged respectively 10 the accounts Of
construction OF eapilap aud to 'Iepaits' or Tex
penses,'
The Committee desired aud obtained The evil
denee and information regarding The points inVolv-
ed, Of The chief engineered the comnanY, and Of
the masters Of the several departments.
Having these advantages after tue most elaborate
discussion aud examination OF The principles in-
volyed aud their practical bearing the Committee
decided with great unanimity, that the following
items Which hud been regarded by the President
In his Report, as legitimalely charged to Con.
siIuclion, properly belonged the Expenses OF
tile past year, under The hehd Of Repalfs, viz
Amount TepOrle'l by The Master Ol Road, ps'rA'
TIE malsuals on hand,5 which, on invesllgauon
proved TO have been originally oinIged 10 repairs
account, bnt which, al the clos OF lbe hscal yeaI.
had bren deducted from that account, by o'der Of
The President and credited TO the net eaEnln5s'-
Sl4T,2i1.2l. n1 lH
An the following items and positions thereof
In The Report Of The Master OF Road, descn1ed'
viz:
list As Preparing aud adjusting Track SS4, l6N.ob
Cd As Materials for NfnoN 4vlO'oV
"a r val Of f'! SIs, e IAN Sips 10000
All Proportion Ul S20,772.40 loT Quar-
ing, Distributing, BJeaking aud
Filling l'taeAs with Ballast lO,OOO.OO
9Th Foo 'WSlchmsn for Cuts and .Tun'
nels, 0,IlhIo
9Th For Bridge at West Moundsvill5' s2HOO
7th Fer 'WIlis Creek viaducr 2lI14
9Th Proportion Of S64,i13.1S IoI exea-
WALTON at The NufTOws, miles be-
low Wheeling S'6OO'6O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

ARREsr or ouARuE OF ARsoN.-Thc Albany
Transcript, noticing the Onesl Of man named
DAVIS, in New York city, on charge Of arson,
says;
From developments made to us, Us pretty Ger.
tain That lie is The leader Of nrsgulnfly organized
baud, who 20 about the county obtaining lnsu-
RANGES on property claimed as theirs, which they
destroy, and then oblnin The insurance. Three
cases Of aIson in this city, Three IN Renssniugr cnu
and quite a number OF Others IN New York city,
and elsewhere have been traced TO this panty
Their plan Of operations exhibits great cunning
and knayery. Davis has, II is nssefi d. caused
buildings TO lie erected and nearly completed when
alter obtaining insurance for furniture, which lie
said was in tile building, but which was was not
oblaned heavy insurance. ON II, and theil destroy.
ed the building ana afterwards obtained ile full
amount he was insured FOL- Two others, named
Dol son and Thompson, ore implicated With him in
his neiarous operation, DOO$on was arrested M
New York one day Inst week. onn change OF arson
in that city. Many other serious cbaIges are ia'd
on this band but we are moi at liberty TO diyulge
them at present,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

or The Albany Atlos denies, on the AulhoIilyOf
Coy. Seymour himself that that funotionnIy lies
promised 10 pofion Dr, 0phom.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

a1.The 81. Louis peis Of HE ist Inst, fecotd
lhe death 81 Miss salie 81, Clair The dansuese,
0fbilli6ns lcieF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

TnE RldHTs or RAILRoAD PGssESOERs TO SEATs.
The Marine Cour OF New York have tendeted
an important decision IN favor Of action OF Tailload
Conductors in ejeUling passengers from SO Is into
which Hey had obltIled themselves. Two men
Subtitle Hudson River Railroad Company IorS6OO
damages enoh iOI assault and false imprisonment.
The facts are, that they came OIL the cars OF Sing
Sing, where they had drank more bal rum tau
was necessary 10 improve theiI manners. Tile
seats In Tile cars were oil occupied, but a gentle
man had left Ills seat to emily cigar in The bag
gage cot, and this seat the plaintiffs took posses.
sion OF, and refused 10 give Il up when o'led up
on, md when ap. lied 10 10y The conductor used
profane aud obscene language, offensive 10 ladies'.
Upon Il The couducOF,wilh necessary assistance,
ejeoted,lhe patlieS fom lheitseais and to prevent
iieir violence, oonfned them iii small Eolln until
the IRAN arrived in the city Rnrthislhr action was
brought. The court justified the action Of tile
conductor and dismissed the suit. We hope this
win he taken as precedent N oil future cases Of
slmila. nalurr, twas full TINE that the question
was settled, that Through passengers are entitled
to their seats, an not 10 be IulhleSS!y thrust nut
10y every msT-lupeT, drunk tT snbsh that chooses
10 crowd hs, II in, as IN tie PRESENT case, 10 the
annoyance of ludy.-N. X. Tribune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
DJPpCToRS.

THOMAS X. BRACE, PTesidsnt.
X RiPLEV, Vice President.
IuoHGd A. ALgGGEpER, Secretary
J,,B. BgNHgr, General Agent at Cincinnati.
dividend OF eight Ter cent for the past ak months
declaled w 2. PETERSON,
suiS Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

10 PhlN IkHo.
YARDS and Gard Sheeis-a largo TOT just received rom
" the mandatory OF Blas, Potter & Coz Ployljeree,
X. L.. which we viii eel at clnoinnatlprtea.
hvi i'ASSBTT & Co
liatelo, Argus aad Young America copy.
N tassRs. p. ,. q r, c. RCHNRIDRR, Plano Porte
Il manufacturers, OF Cleveland, o., would respectfully
inOrm the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity that they 10.
tend Iemalung ntown ono or two weeks for The puoss
OF tuning and repairing Pianos, M
All OrdeTB lo at tho McLure House AZ Mr., Pickle
aon6 Music Store, will receive prompt attention.
90. AllWoTk warranted. nv3Pdat
ACIDS Nitric. Nlio0a. and mailalie, Of th6 hnsst
qualify, FOR salo By
aaslS JANIS BAKER
Hempfle1d Railroad.
DUHLiC NQTICEig hereby given that IA elssii6u FOR
u seven Dlleetotso Of ihe Hempheld Railroad O6mbsl
ny, Wilt bp held az their once n Washnalon pe6nsyll
yarls, on alonlly q, lih LAY Of N6Vtmb6rn next,
JOSEPH HENDERSON, "a
HEnPirLu RkilhoAU Ofuct,l
WaihlngloH Pa oct "a, 1854 h1ilfdt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
s2,l7s,46s 90

From which deduct a.
mounttpohedb
master oil road for eX-
TIA materials ON hand
TO be passed TO aud
used next year, l41,24T2l
$4,000 2,026,2li69
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

pRIDAY N0RNINo. EogEAgER g. Iss...
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-08
iDoetrp.
LADY's HAT.


o, Il cost hundred dollars,
And was just The sweetest thing;
Psrchsd above queen Of collars,
Tied with vast cxpanse Of string.
And the fringe weighed twenty ounces,
Round her mantle, short, and cool
Aud her silk brocade, with hounccs,
Filled the pew superbly full
Dainty gloves and kerchief broiderea,
In the psalm-book kept the stops;
All the things she wore were ordered
From the first Partisan shops
But that hundred dollar bonnet
That's the gem wish TO paint -
Such ashower ofthings were on il,
Quite enough to craze saint.
O, could not hear word Of
What the picns pastor said,
For the shapes and shines unheard Of
That were floating round her head
Bands, and plumes, and flowers, and laces,
Fancies more than you could name
And they say Miss Dorsey's cases
Boast dozen just the same.
How wonder who will wear them:
lfthe pastor seeks TO teach
BY his texts, he well may spare them:
TITS the milliners that preach.
All our eyes such sights are drinking,
Counting DER their cost anew;
And we break the Sabbath thinking,
What If we could wear them too
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Ei


Corner Of E<sng street and the Pnbiic Square,
mAKTIssBUHG, VA
rEsHE undersigned tenders her cordialthsnks
a TO her friends aud the pubic, for their
past liberal encouragement, and respectfully
solicits continuance OF the same. Her hcuss-
Is about 70 undergo thorough repair, and she
pledges herself thai nothing shall be wanting
to make the United States fIs.ei pleasant
and agreeable home 70 The traveller and guest
The House will always be provided with at.
tentiye Servants and faithful 0stle1s. The
Bar aad the Table supplied with The best The
market will afford. Passengers from the Rail
Road will always fiud a Porter al the Cars 10
convey ihem and their baggage 10 the House
free of charge.
April @. is52-tf. MARY ODEN.
p. S.--Tiorses and Baggies to be had al the
Eurleat notice
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-08
CEMENT CISTERNs.

TIME undersigned still continues to build
il cement cisterns OF the very best and most
approved kind He will guarantee his work
to stand any reasonable test. land fully answer
any purpose for which il is intended. His
system OF archiug csterns is new, and Is dee
med very mportan, feature in cistern build
ing.
George Doll, 1pac
Jacob Vincenheller neie'ences'
April g. STEPHEN d. MEADE.
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