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Bible Society.
CHARLOTTE, May %, 1894

.,ord;no 10 regular appointment, the annlver-
roeerinp of the Mecklenburg county Bible
60 auxiliary 10 the American Bible society,"
Lid this afternoon in the Methodist Church.
,rL. President and Vice President being absent,
lotion, Joseph II. Wilson was appointed presI-
~, and H. B. Williams was requested to act as
.screrury. By request Of the president the Kew.
Al, DerweII, agent for the American Bible So
c;e,v in North Carolina, opened the meeting with
prayer. co,;,,oo and
their Agent ana reasufeE' were 'ne" se'e'""!
read and received.
The Executive Committee reported that during
,be mast wear their efforts had been directed TO sup
nIvinp the destitute Of our own county with the
word OF God and that to do so they had employed
Mr. Jas Hood as their agent, whose report would
show that he has discharged his duty with fidelity.
Their agent, Mr.. Hood, reported that imme-
diateIy after receiving his appointment by the COM
rniltee he set out in discharge of his duties, and
visited those portions of the county which had not
before received attention from Bible agents; that
he mad been received with kindness by the citizens
wherever he went, and that the poor who were
unable to purchase copies of The Bible received the
donations of the Society with gratitude that the
proportion Of the destitute in the families which
he visited about in 5. That he had met
with a number at slaves who could read and who
were eager 10 obtain the word OF Truth, and that
their owners in every instance but one without
hesitation, paid for the Bibles desired by their
slaves, and in that instance he donated copy in
the name Of the Society. He farther reports that
there yet remained small section in the North.
East part OF The county unsuppled, which he de-
signed visiting at early day, without farther
cost to the society.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
B. OatrS, Treas, IA account aciLb MecklenGWr9
Billie Society. from May 30. 1853 TO May29, 1854
To amount OF Books on hands, 1896 81
Cash, 300 36
a 4
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LIFE IN BosToN.-In the Police court OF Boston
the 14th inst, Catherine Walsh was sentenced
TO five months in the House Of Industry a COM
mon drunkard. Her two boys were sent to House
OF Correction as Migrants. Her husband has
been in the House of Correction for year and a
half
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Mattresses /! Mattresses :!

TENNERLY s. QUINN, take pleasure in nnnoun-c
ing the public that they IRE manufacturing Mat
trcsses their Rooms in the Basement of tho Brick
Building, occupied by Bryan & Thompson where they
invite oil who may desire sPrngV and wei made Mat
call and examine for themselves Orders from
a distance solicited, and promptly attended TO.
o. The highest price paid in Cash for good dry
shucks K.&
April Ia, 1854 3S-tE
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CEN BEGS leave respectfully to announce to the
Ladies of Charlotte and the public, that she mas
lust returned the Northern Cities and nowopen-
ing a fashionable and choice selection of
Bonnet Trimmings, Fancy Articles,
Caps, Artificials, Head-Dresses,
to. ether with a variety of French MILLINERY, nc.
Having secured the services of an experienced Dress
maker and Mliner from Philadelphia, she feels CONN
dent that she give general satisfaction IN boAh
branches of the business. No pains will be spared to-
please. Orders from distance thankfully received
and carefully packed and forwarded.
april ii, 1854 39-tf
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NOTICE.

THE impression is abroad, that the undersigned is
winding up his business for the purpose of dscOn-
tinung his trade. He takes this method Of stating
distinctly that such is not his intention. He expects
iii short tine and carry the business
his responsibility, and hopes to merit contin-
of the patronage of bis old friends and customers
by giving them good fits i. fashionable Styles and on
short notice. d. l.. REA.
April %, 1854. 40 5w
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Notice.
- @ - -:

OFFICE CHARLOTTE & SorrH CAROLINA R4upo,n
Columbia May 81, 1851. {
4 REVISED TARIFF FREIGHTS upou the
II Charlotte and South ia rolina Railroad will tale
eneet on ana AFTER the LIST June next. Copies of the
newst Twill be delivered to all the Agents aIon ,h
line of the road for distribution.
FREDERICK MINIS.
44-ot General Superintendent.
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q Card.

THE WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS of the
L late. WILLIAM MlLLlKEN, deceased, will be
continued by the subscriber tor the benefit Of the estate
The prompt and uniform attention to business which
characterized the late establishment will be strictly ad
hered to in every department. and the continued
age of the friends Of the deceased is respect
solicited by. BAZILE LANNEAU,
Charleston, May 10 43-3w. Executor
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Lincoln Machine Shop.

THE undersigned beg leave to inform the public that
| they have recently rented the Shop and Tools form.
ery occupied by Mr.. w. jerks the Lincoln factory
where they prepared TO turn and finish Mill Irons
kinds of Machinery used in this section Of country on
the shortest notice, and reasonable an
other establishment in this section of country. All
persons wishing to have any OF tn above mentioned
work we'll executed will do well Hand us before
engaging at any other establishment.
J. HYDE g. CO.,
Lncolnton Factory, Lnconton
May &c, 1854. 44-5w
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CataWba Springs

AGAIN OPEN
For tie reception Of Visitors 1nt@ Travellers.
49, THE Proprietor would to the
a47ts& public generally, that he is prepared to
-, tors. Every attention will be paid to their
comfort His table will always be bountifully supplied
with the best the afford. An increase Of
patronage is solicited.
V. STIREWALT,
june 1G, 1854 47-3m Proprietor.
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Snuff! Snuff! snp6,

UsT RECEIVED, choice lot of Lorisrd,s. Amer.
= iean Gentlemen, High Toast, Scotch, &appee and
Msccaooy r FS, for sale Iow for cash al tI,e
Granite Drug Store. " '"e
june PRiTCflARD & CALDWELL.
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Notice.

LII Accounts and Notes in favor of N. w. Robinson
II have been placed in my hands for collection and
must be settled by the LIST of April their Notes
and Accounts will be placed in Officers hands for COL
lection without reserve.
r. VI. STERLING,
Charlotte, March II, ISL. 3l.tf
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Noflce-
Cleaver's Celebrated Honey soan.

II ARRANTED with the original scent, for rendering
~ the skin soft and white. Also, Lows Honey SOAP
Lows White Windsor in cakes, Riggs military Soap
Guerlun's AmbrosaI Shaving Cake all of which have
but recently bean opened. For sale the Chemical
Store Of FISHER & HEINITSH.
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Corn Starch.

THIS incomparuby pure and beautiful article is
i ceedingy healthy, delicious, and economical, and
when desired may be used substitute for and in the
same manner as Arrowroot. The universal estimation
in which it is held and the increasing demand for Il
has induced others to food the country with inferior
article of the same numC. Corn Starch refined, and
prepared expressly for food, be had only nj the
Drug and Chemical Store of a.
FISHER & HEINlTSH
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To Builders and Contractors.

To Builders and Contractors.
- The BANK OF THE STATE of NJ Carolina
s:sm wishes to contract for the erection of Banking
]AAAHOUSEi in this town. The house to be AZ feet in
front by SIS feet in depth, two stories hgh to be built
of Brick, with foundation of Stone work.
Proposals will be received until Wednesday, the 2Sth
inst, at the Branch Bank, where Plans and Specfca-
tions may be Building to be completed by the
25th December, 1854.
THOS. w. DEWEY, Cashier.
Charlotte, June 16, 1854 56-2w
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Notice.
OTRAYED from the Subscriber, on the 9Th instant,
- two Work STEERS, light brindle, one of them has
but one Eye, and one horn knocked off. They were
seen on the Statesvie Road, about miles from town,
but suppose that they crossed the Beatiesford
Road, and may now be about the River. Any nforma-
ton thankfully received and compensation paid for
trouble. BENZ. MORROW
May 10, 1854 43-2w
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NOrTaStorn, Penn
THE subscribers manufacture Mining Machinery al
follows, viz: The CORNISH PCnrIaG ENGINE high
and low pressure Pumping, Stamping and Hosting
STEAM ENGINEs; CoKSIsH PUMrs, STAMPS, CRrsHEss
WINcHEs, lRoN BLOCKS PuLLEYs OF all sizes and every
variety of Machinery tor Mining purposes.
THOMAS. CORSON & WEST.
june 2, 1854 45-ly
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NOTICE,
Ii persons indebted to the subscriber for old claims
II who prefer settling by law, have an opportun
~ of doing after the 18th Of May. intend TO leave
North Carolina and expect to leave in storm of de-
nunciatons and handsome epithets for demanding nv
Just dues, which have long been withheld from me- but
shall have the luxurious qualification of knowing that
il 6 whistled ITSELF"
April 81, 1854. Al-3t S. WATSON
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D15So1ution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF robson 4
~ REA is dissolved and that all the firm and &C
counts in the hands of A F. BREvARD for collection.
robson Il REA.
June 18th, 1854. 47tf
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BAL. in hands OF the Treasurer,
1854 O9


u. OATES. Treasurer.
The Society then proceeded IN the eIrc!Icn of
officers Tor the ensuing year; when the following
gentlemen reported having been chosen,
viz Rev. DE-. c. J"hnst"n, President, DR.. ID. L.
Dunlap. Vice President, w. K. Reid, Treasurer,
J. A. Young, Secretary. and Joseph Ii. Wilson,
T. Nye Hurchson and E. II. Andrews as Execu-
tive COMMITTEE.
The following resolutions then offered and
adopted, viz:
hesoirrd, That the MecklrLburg Bible Socrc,y
will celebrate the 18th of November next, in a
b, coming Manner the FiIrirth Anniversary OF
the British and Foreign Bible Society.
Resolved That the Executive Committee are
hereby requested to take the matter into cnnsde-
ration, and make such arrangements as may be
necessary to carry out the jet Of the ioreg ing
resolution.
After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Mood. The society
adjourned.
j. II. WILSON. Pres. pro tenn.
ii. b. WILLIAMS, Scc'y.
CHARLOTTE, June Z, 1854.
The Executive Committee and officers of the
MrckIenLurg county Bible Society met in the of.
flee OF The County Court Clerk-prcsrnt MrSsrs.
Joseph III. Wilson, f.. Nye Ilurchs"n and f. H..
Andrews, Executive Committee, w. X. Reid,
Treasurer and Jno. A. Young, Secretary.
The Rev Mr.. D,rwelI being present, by request,
invoked the divine blessing upon the deliberations
OF the committee.
The committee was then organized by appoint
ing MIR. J. Fl, Wilson president pro tenn.
The Treasurer reported the amount Of funds and
hooks hand TO be follows:
Cash in the Treasury s462 81
Books in the depository SO 80
Amount $40 g.
BY order Of the committee the funds
disposed OF as follows, viz:
The Treasurer ordered TO for
ward an order for Bibles, per
bill already prepared. am'ring to SOS 90
Amt Of Bibles on hand, before
stated, SO so
Balance to be paid over TO the parent
Society 1914 81
-549 67
II was ordered, tina, Of the above amount the
sun of Thirty Dollars, for each, DO appropriated
to constitute the following [ersons Life Members
OF the society, viz; the Rev. John A. Mood, in
conformity with the vote of the society Rev. J.
b. Watt, DR.. d, r. Dunlap, Mrs. Caharine An
drews, Mrs. Sarah Young, Mrs. Ann G. Parks,
Mira. Margaret Grier, Mr.. NJ. d. Johnston, OF
Charlotte, and Mr.. n. B. Taylor Of Jacksonville,
Florida.
Ordered, that the papers OF our town be requested
10 publish the proceedings Of the anniversary
meeting Of the society, together with the action OF
this enmmitlre and that copy Of paper con.
tanng the report be forwarded o the parent society
% q report OF our anniversary procet dings.
On motion, the cummirtce adjourned.
J. II. WILSON, Pres pro tenn.
J. A. YorNG, Sec'y.
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Just to Hand
Notice..

Notice.
THE subscriber has hand for sale a good lot of
L CEILING, BOARDS. Also, 3< 3, 3>4 and x
Scantling, Plank in. - from to IL in. wide, and
various descriptions of Lumber, for sale his Mill
He viii at short notice bills of any description of
Lumber. Also, large lot of Roughedge Plank at 40
cents per hundred, Loaded on the cars.
Level P. o., S. c., june st WIN. B. ELKlN
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Wanted,

TWO BOYS, from l2 to IS years Of age, to learn the
Tailoring business. Apply TO
april IA 2S-2m d. L. REA.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
Gentlemen, Come and See US

\ ND we can fit you out, from the crown Of your
n head TO the sole of your foot" We can put the
prettest Boots and Caters your feet the finest Kid
Gloves your hands, furnish you with the pretiest
Shirts, the finest Cloths and Cassimeres and the best
Linen and Marsailles of any in this whole co9ry
SPRAIT, DANIEL & 90.
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Straw Bonnets.

CTRAW Bonnets and Flats, both for grown person,
- and infants Call soon before they picked over
SPRATT, DANIEL. e. co.
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DOmeStiCs.

NE keep large stock Of Domestic, Plaids and
w Manchester Ginghams for servants wear.
SPRAI"r, DANIEL & co.
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I MILES SONS Caters, Shoes and S;irpers for
y. sale by
SPRATT, DANIEL e. co.
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Silks,

THE largest lot of SILKS ever brought TO this mar
| ket, embracing every variety Of PIsid, Check aud
all the different Shades Of plain Silks will be found at
SPRATr, DANIEL a. CO.'S.
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Robes.

Hurrah, for Spratt, Daniel & Co.!
u HEY have the largest stock OF Bebee HATS ever
brought to this town, and they pretty this sea-
son, too. SO snriI "A
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I IMBRELLARS and Parasols Of every variety.
" FOR sale by SPARTT, DANIEL Il 60.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

DsowsED. S-on the last upward tip Of The
,le,mer Fort Henry, when few miles above Ri
n, Sun, Mt. RobL Camphelb secoud engineer
On The boat, vent forward 10 exuiaine the wood,
uhsu 10 accidentally slihhsd overheard The
sO,,wss immediately stopped, end every Effort
made 10 rescue him. but II is leared hewOs drown
ID. Tue night WAS dark and stormy, and there Is
80 hope that le succeeded ia swimming ashore.
NL C,mpbelI hos an interesting family in New
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
FRT1 iI9i n no, TWO U55,s q.
! WAsAENGToN lEAL. -

sTNHR pleasure ends
nli the 6ltSLshH or Wheeling Gnd vicinity that has
lust received his Fail lId, yylnter hupplyOi 1
r, 4 LiL6tiis, CdSSiAliereS and Kestings. q
Not ilhnkhg Il neressAry 70 enuerdle hJ stock slim
ply cay II cOlsltte or tile very taes newest aud must
iashOnablo style Of Cloths, Caesinetes and YOstlDgs
plain and ane together With tnll assornsnl Of usnts
Rhhhiaiihg Citld1jg@ t,ip yitgh
Gcnteneh Wlslng elylhlug IN my line Will do well TO
dive III 4 ttiI rs ain determined 10 sell as low AZ any
6ihor osiablshmsnl can do and my work fot and
SlTeS q Two copsl6nl cutters Ieei aa5Red Ii tbiur,
Mig who may aV0r mo with call 10 give entire
sdilslaeuOn an goods warTaMcd 10 b a. Iepreeented
Goats, Yeats on Pahty got u 70 order ehorest
rotleo,l 'ssH u " H STALLal Merchant Tailor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
M alRAILRnllAID ACCllnRNlI,,.. n. I. I

CnIoGGo, Nov S,--Ths passenger train 70
Rock Island lTom Chicago on Wednesday night
was llTOwucG Tie track ny the breaking Of ll
axles ol HE gURiIs, bywhicb 0of 4Qlifsly clas
passengtT6 were killed VI wounded. brown, III,
engineer, had his llbs broken. About q dozen o
pelsbns wste $caidgd addl1uSt die, .s5t,s
Among the lady injured Is hlrs. Laughlin, 0
GetLlsb6n, Pal ~ .,olii.nl p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

TaE NATURE oE 4aI BEGsr.- One ofCis Guards
iDthe Ohio PenitentiorS, ty the name Of ] s.
Eno, formerly Of GuetNssY county was arrested
On Thursday lusi, Charged with stealing . large
Quantity Of gods belonging totbe State. . part Of
rbrch was found al bis residence in Columbus
He was also charged with attempting 10 assist o
convict by The nome If Nets to escape from The
,;aoo r ~, rs 49, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
rRlAIllnR lnR nEAl.R

PnILADELPmA, Nov. Sd,--David PAUL Brown
consumed Tie Whole day in Ills argument IN layoI
Of a new lIiaIill The case ofDr, Beale. He al
leges that llecase Is cOnuATy 10 tile evidence,
aud that Tie jury while out induigel thule 0se oil
liquor, He viii conclude Tomorrow. The Dis
ul6l Attorney, y (, Reed, viii reply.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

GlLfIEYlwa AND DEsiRyED.--7We omitted 10
state Yesterday thatthe fdhefal Of The late John
Pnneispas attended by all the Fite complies and
,.ns body Of the Odd Fellows Of The city. The
rnalas Of tbe deceased Wete BCths on the Meg
hssnt hose, snniage fthe Independence com
nry, appropriately dtopsdip mourning aud drawn
v Iour horses. The procession was the largest
nd most impressive one pf The kind ever witness
din The city. etat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
,,rprLEnr sMrAasF.- on 3 llcent GU d lie

uvpuLESv SmPNESF.- On recent trip 81 the
,I.,n,, Magnolia 10 yieksbuTs,h cdsk was shipped
oomotius to be coffee, but w AR,pOCideRtnI
SnrsineO key OF powder after is lo,rlins ibefs,
q vm toundio cebtdm len whole Kegs Of gun.
O,,JeI, 10 oil about $50 pounds, besides lead,
!. psckeiin coffee itWSs seized by the city
,pLoies, aud ilis, M6spr holds II COr adludicO-
,oo -t.s HN f'ffA tNfANt' ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

pu,y.-Yesterday was damp, cloudy folsy and
,.,s Tie slow driaalipg rain lwhichfyll dadRS
s,g ot The day sesmedlik lhspremohlloiy syDp-
-, ot something more determined AMI heavy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

APUluc DiNNEa. IN PrenuceI The editor Of
Tie Louisville journal, who e ohsylgis TO Mem g
Phb, has been tendtlei public dinueI ny MS
tdsnds in that city, Mi. Prentice acsertedo OF Tbs
invitation, and wednesdaStb 2blli pl.!' YES 4..
pointed for the enlertainntntiO luke place. Sens
ilor c, Jones was the chiitpan Of the COMMITTEES
d lAlilallon.L ~ g.all. oll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

var PARRY the complimentary efOsi6n sent
!, q, publication by a lady, uaknown, from lIls
a,opsedpt, to u.s. ltsIeslly love Of aprllps,
,.,o and written in ever so nice q delicate hand.
v"rb obliged 10 ourfflenl, but indsed-Inlesd
-, mOdesty must Plead our excuse fSt not put
TSips such aatteriUs compliments TO oarssIf in
lam column. t.llIla-N 90 ese ql7Aal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
DI1yIRs nRpFAIRD3

ST.. JOnKs, n. B.-lhyi Legislature passed, yes
IeTday, an act annulliligths duly on bteadstuas
sailed nisutsl nulaSses aud coal, submitting then
Tree, ani another on the ratification Of Tue reClp
tOCity treaty Adjourned today.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
.RnRRRRYI M NAV YORK.

q 8 ii.tI hOnnhtOt lN NEW tOHN'o3ir ( -
Nov. S.7Fhcs store Of James Clay q Co.. cor,
nef Of WaVeny T. lHcei BLOudwaN was tobbel laSt
night oil silks 10 lie yallv Of 10000. lrs
tpsF.WOUd, Tie democratic candidate FOL mayor,
comnelicsdaclloh ayaiast the Sun Tor libel,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04
RBoDg ISLAND PoLITiCs-REv. IjR

blli 400 NIf iULAKkl IAUUEFTS9 HtlHt1
PHiLApELPglAi Nov! SAL The General Assembly
OF Rhode Island adjourned "a. day. Judge Staples
vas elected CbitT J6stite, stnd Alfred BOslwotth
atd sylvester Slefipau Associate Jlstjces
The Rev. ~ Clark hes accepted lie appoint
LaelL 81 BIshop of MS liooess. y NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

,Lgin n u sphts await
-d0'EI STATE A0hicOLfURALFAlhi- h's t'Yu'
exhibition, which commenced al Richmond, on
Tuesday yvb.n tI,a tndoes only Waro ndmitleltwas
iL,o,, n... /. "a, ,,,ssd.v ~ M, nnbiic. IN,
'O"" Ol'e" ou :" ' eu'o , ~. = -.
tug The day the annual addEess was to have peen
delivered by the Hon. WIN. Ballatd Prestonl for
merry Sec,.ts,v m ibe Navy. The crowd OF s,Ean-
s-,iO pi.,,,n,oa. q soiJ h, "a uhpreceisnted-
~ ''o''' .'I'Ni q T3Hll
Aue bu''elN says
The ealrieS (Ot premiums this year snIpass IN
number ard variety tko4e Of The pfecedine yenE'
occurring SinulJaneouslH has doubtless occasion,
ell a dimnnlion OF Tue Number III specimens q
mechanical skill. The exhibition oil horses u 70
D0rRaOly due. and We, indeei. question 4 bel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

THE case Of lLls Qyneyf Ofihe steamer Fanny
Penn vs.. the steamer 'Thos. SWAMI was com'
nepced At Columbus on Thursday. This SUIT Is
Brought tOs damages elalmtd from the sinking Of
iht 'Pesn,' Otleta collision with the Swami
near Gmve Creek. 'eAs sas s.1eslla ~ ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

THE GREAT WES,p EFES tt,}R. AGGlDENf.
,BVEFALJ, NUy. 2d.r- The COToneBs InYesliEa-
liOnUI theilate accident Onile Great Western
Ralltdtd IS beiifg Continued. q enc ~
FstIick Pine, lhe wHtchlnag, who was stated
10 have told lhe BhgiAeer of The Gravel lTaln lhai
gwen lligself up He 1eues ths. charge, and MS
ssIJs thstlI- told Tie Engineer That lIie EAIres
train tad not passed, aud he replied GO 0tsIl.'
f Evidence yely p9pIEaJicloTysl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

Tux MSsrERY soLysb,-Tls clothing winch
re mention.d had been found afew mornings ago,
On The porch Of Nj, Wolf, was claimed and idsn-
hfed by young GeTmanman who had been ouI
on obi, Of a spree" iEe preceding night aud
bund himself 10 lie morning mirns all his cloth
log, save his stint and socks. Ne bad probably
been stripped bYsome onsip Joke. Rather cool
,kins these frosty nights, 4. ig,a .,8s w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-04

A COSCnoLooIs+ ON oysTSGs'-7 NJ, &, q. Crouch
Anew York cp9Sloogist 9qysd nthe Journal p
Commeree, that on y'sililg lPe oyster saloons, be
ran al once sss thp mistake which lendeIs them
unwhoiesome, t'Alauy Of the oyster vendenEeeT
The poo, things ia lie din of their beds, and sell
them in al dnpatEea StiIS."a He tays that tgs
shells should be washed, andlie N fresh waterloo
quarter Of an hour, they SHOULD then Ge PLACED
IN salt and water, which should be changed ever
aIhour,. and they should Sl&aysbs ,Seply.fOal
bout, prldetthil treatment before being pHeps'
~ eating. t.l.il tAhn