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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

TOURNEYMEN TAILORS WANTED.
~ i. d. 7. b. BROCKMAN, Charlottesville.
wish to epploy, Immediately, four good COAT MA
en-. mvl 5tA
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
ON FRANKLIN RETWEEN 2Nn ANQ Srr

ON FRANKLIN. BETWEEN IND AND SRD
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 5th May, 1854,
upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock that
very valuable LOT on the South side of Franklin,
between End and 3rd streets adjoining the residence
of the late Sublett McGruder fronting 9Th feet
ming back about 140 feet. 1t will be divided to suit
purchasers The beautiful position of this Lot and
the agreeable neighborhood around it, recommends
il TO those who desire to purchase valuable lot
for building private residences on
TERMs-One-fo cash balance at (, 9 and Il
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained.
GODDIN L APPERSON, Aucts
P S.--Immediately after the above sale, will be
sold at Rev. Mr.; Reid's Church, PEWs belonging
Terms at sale.
APPS ids g L A.
p. S-Immediately after the foregoing sale, will
be sold that very valuable Building LOT at the cor
ner OF Main and 4th streets fronting ~ feet the
South side Of Main ST., running back ON the H. line
of 4th street. G0 feet adjoining, the East the resi-
dence of John FreeIand, Eco,
Thisis one the most desirable building Lots, for
Its size, to be had in this city.
TERMs-Lberal.
ap29 G. l. A., Aucts
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HOITSE AND LOT ON FRENCl

Bal GARDEN HILL FOR SALE At AUC-
TicN.-Immedately after the foreEoing sale on
cisy street will be sold neat brick Tenement On
~ W. s;ae Of 9th street, French Garden Hull
The house Is occupied By Mr. Smith, 10 we'll built,
and has ro0sns.
The Lot fronts 50 feet and runs back about 1os
TgRMs--One -fouth cssh balance at ., and Z
,nonths for g0tiabe notes. interest added, secured
~ I trust deed or title retained
ap2 20 0OnDIN APPERSON, Auets.
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IL DENCE ON TIN ST. NORTH OF LEIGH
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-WiII be
sold ON "Wednesday. the 10th day of May, 1884, upon
The premises, commencing at O'Clock, that very
neat and retired Italian Cottage residence Just erect
ed on the West line of 7tfi street, North of Leigh
street nearly opposite the City Spring The lot
fronts so feet back $50 feet. This Cottsge has
Is rooms with re-places TO 10 of them and finished
in very neat and tasty manner. The situation Of
the place its quiet and retired yet convenient iocs
gether of the most desirable residences now in
market After the sse of the house, parcel of the
Household Furniture will be sold.
Terms accommodating, and made known at the
hour of sale.
apI GOnDIN A. AppFRSON A,r,,s
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8 PRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS

SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
- PLAID. Striped and Fancy Dress Silks Bareges,
Lawns -S~ Slngbans Grape shawls splendid assert.
t.ads, Linen Getting Table Cloths, Napkins. Tow
ssing Psraspiss Piano and Tabie Covers SILK Mltts
net aud Neck Ribbons. Irish Linens. sumner SiiEs
ts PC. worth TIC Sleeves at 25c-with large as
soIlnlsnt OF Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods purchased
1Y customers and the public chesp a. such goods
esn oe bought for in any city In the Union For bar.
=, JACOB A. LEWIS Cheap Stores,
s2<1 Is and u Main II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

VALUABLE PkIVATE DWELLING
AND VACANT LOI1 ~ THE CITY or
RICHMOND, AND HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE
FOR SALE At AUCTTON.--At the request 81
George Taylor. Esq. who has renewed to his farm
called "Horn Qusrter,r King William county, the
necessary furniture we shall sei 4 public auction
on the premises on MONDAY. the 9Th day Of May,
1854 Il fair, If not the next fair day commencing It
VI o'clock, his large and conveniently arranged resi-
dence 10 the city Of Richmond, with the land st.
fached thereto bounded by Cary 9th and 9th streets
feet 5th street, running back 1870 feet to alley
The balance Of tbs ground 5th and 9Th streets will
be divided into suitable building iotsz plat of which
can be seen at our Office
The above real estate being % well known. fur
ther description IL deemed unnecessary; suffice u 10
the late Joseph Marx, Esq, cost Of nearly 947.
GEO and at he time II purchased by Mr.. Tsy Tor
IN the year 1872 he spent shout ~ 10 repairs and
improvements
On the day next succeeding the sale Of the real
estate, commencing at O'Clock, will be sold all the
Household Furniture now ia the said dwelling, con-
sistins of very large assortment. some OF which il
nearly new, and OF superior quality
The sale of real estate and furniture will DO Pc
remptorily made
haance at five years for bonds bearing interest pay
soie nan yearly. secured by trust deed. For the
vacant lois, onefourth cash; balance one, two and
three years. tor aegotiable notes. interest added
cured by trust deed. The furniture will be se!d
credit Of six months for all sums over s5O under
GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
The sale oil the furniture will he conducted by no.
MAS w kEEsEE, Auct
Will lie added to the sale of furniture, one Organ
in good order; one Piano; and one second.
hand Carriage, and a new Billiard Table.
my r. w KEESEE. Auct.
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'i'HE undersigned, intending to change
!; bic business offers his stock of Confectonaries
aud Fruits for sale. ANY one wishing to engage in
the business will hear of a chance by applying
iinmediateiyto r. Fl. II. GEORGE,
corner OF Sd and Broad sts
Apply before the 18th OF MAY. otherwise it will be
SOLD at It Auction. The dwelling is also for rent.
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LO'

FOR SALE AT AUCTlON--yGi be sold on FRI
DAY the 5th dav sf May 1854, upon the premises,
commencing at II O'Clock r. NJ, that very valuable
Building Lot at she corner Of Frsnklin aud 18th ats,
ffontinR GA feet on the aoush line Of Frankiin 81.
running back on the West line Of 18th street. ~ fest
more or less, TO an alley IS feet wide
This Lot will be divided, III required. - 70 make
two building lots Of Sc feet each. The iocati0a and
conyenience Of this Lot recommends Il to those whc
may Be disposed to buiid whether for tkeir owp ~
OF "a rent ont - II 10 il IN excellent ueIs6shood
and quite coavcnient 20 I'll the g
Tins adordine ane opportunities ne drainage &c.
Z fexMs-O 1burfk oashs baleDee q 3 IL ena y
onahs for negotiable nutsa ntarese e4aees eeeusse
spss 0oppln ! ArrEAsoN. Ansas.
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III UCI1UN This DAYsMf m 30tclI
- e The store Of ELIAS HALE. ro. IN nfsie n,
iarge stock Of Staple ard rsncy Gsoda eensistin~
g part e foliowA VIZ: Combs. 0rusifee Erffon%
Thread Pins Needles. Hooks and Eyes. Cutrrs =.
cor Strops, Soaps, Perfumcry, G ccis and Jessi~v
together with eeusral assortment Of Fancy Goodas
fully invited to attend The sale viii BE- resusard ~
The evening at II o'clock. and continue from dsv 10
On THURSDAY. the In int. special s.Is -
CATALOGUE Of ine Gold Watches, 0old Chair
ssiiver and Plated Ware. &c. The Foods vii Be- open
.oa esaminination on the dsy previous and the
nsse positive, without reserve, on account Of tbs
Undersigned changing his business
IehMs; all sums under Sf00 cash; over fbat amoupt
months credit for approved endorsed pager
my ELIAS Haze nc MR. .&.e.4
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WANTED-An IRISH GIRL, who is a
"! good cook, washer and roner. The ia miy is
small. None but those who can come we'll RECON-
n,ended need apply. Inquire Main st, between
18th and 10th sts two doors above the old stone
nousA my Is
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DRICK STORE AND DWELLING o

ID MAIN, BETWEEN path AND 18th SITS
FOR SALE AT AU I'll q N.-Will be sod OF
IauRSIA9 sfs,noonI me LIN ncIe may t t aPol
BILE grocery stand the South side of Main, between
oath and 18th streets, now in the occupancy of MIR
b. ABnis
The Lot fronts Is feet and back 157 feet to
aley fe 1t wide.
TERMS One. fourth cash; balance at 8, and s
months for gotiabe notes interest added, secured
oy an . 8, 'es'' g Goblin APPERsoN, Aucts
VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC-
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
AUCTiON.-At the request OF the owner we sbaii
sell at public auction, on the premises, ON WEI
liable and attractive real estate in the city OF Rich
The brici tenement on the North side of MAN, be.
tween 9th and 10th Streets now 10 the occupancy OF
Mr. " A. Favie i.fronting on Main street 2if feet,
running back about rs feet to the line OF the Enqui-
bar ul.;rh will be sold that most valuable Man
sion on the South of Grace between 9Th snd 9Th sts
now in the occupancy OF Mr. john B. Iinsiey, ed-
joining the residence Of James Gsske. Ed; on the
the East 1t fronts 80 fact and runs back 80 feet
more or less to an alley
The above property 10 reg rded as snong the most
yaluabie-whether regard be had to the former for
an investment for the latter a. private dwelling
of any real that has been In market Tor sone
time past a,.,t
and with the latter at A O'Clock. r. III.
TEaMs -One.third CASH balance at / and years years
for negotiable notes, interest addeo-tne sa"e psss
bic hs1f5eariS-saesaapTenn i n APPERsoN. Auc..
LOT ON CLAY, NEAR SIXTH sThEET.
Immsdsiely siter me soos ~ teet On the north
side Of Clsy street. short distance west o. Sxln -.
M i,ias between the resdence OF Mr. John Wsr-
rock and the tenement just erected oy MI afaL
4; ssS~n- 1elG Go ippi. AppERsoN. Aaesa.
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HENRICO COUNTY TROOP.-There
IL will be meeting held at the Court House of
Henrieo County on Monday. the ist cay of May.
troop. The citizens of the county and of Richmond
who feel an interest in the move, invited at
tend ap 24-7t
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RI DBLS. COFFEE SUGARS, recei,
Ds1 ing aud for saie "a and b.
~" FLANAGAN, Stokes 4 CO.
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DEAL ESTATE, ADJOINING MAN.

~ CHESTER, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY,
9Th May, at q o'clock P. NJ upon the premises. will
of Manchester, fronting Harrison street. and nun.
ming back 1870 feet to the line of the R. 4 +. r. R.,
and erninently we'll suited fer building sites.
Each succeeding sale evidences the rapid apprecia-
ton of property in Manchester and property there.
abouts presents fine opening for favorable invest
ment.
with interest," and title retained.
ape TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WANTED-T0 hire WOMAN, imme-
Y! dately, white or black, TO do gen. r Il house
work. Apply to
my 2E* r. l.. HICKSON co Main at
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CEORGE |. NG-REMOVAL


rFP One of Nunns Clark's Pianos kept for the
use of the ladies. ap14
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04

~ TUESDAY, Jan. 3, 1854.
SENArE.-Mr. Seward presented a petition for
ship canal around Niagara Falls. 7f
Mr. Sumner presented petition for the repeal
Of all duties on coal and that it be made Zee
Mr.. Chase moved to take up the bill to divide
Ohio into two judicial districts. Agreed. Mr. O..
urge the importance of the measure and after
long debate as to the proprety of a.provision in
the bill requiring Judges To live in the bounds Of
his district. Referred to judiciary committee.
The bill suppressing the circulation Of small
notes in the Dist ict OF Columtia WAS taken up and
passed. 1t is to 60 into operation the LIST of No
Sember next. .r. 8-a-
1.-The President transmitted in answer to General
CasS's resolution passed last session, all cortesPon
dence in regard TO the Bulwer and Clayton Treaty,
and the affair of Central America =. "
The House resolution OF thanks ard sword to
General Wool for his gallant conduct al Buena
Vista, poised.
.AIr. Seward submitted resolution in favor oil
allowing Senator Phelps, who was appointed by
the Governor of Vermont after the death Of Senator
Upham, 10 retain his seat, the legislature having
failed to elect one at its recent session. Laid
over unlltO-morrow. p .... .....Is..F-
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REDEMPTIoN OF U. S. STOCKS.

WAsMrNGroN, Jan. 3.-rhc Secretary of the
Treasury gives tfticul notice that he will redeem,
up 10 tie Ist Jun=, 100000 u. S. Stocks the
following terms. LIST. The par value or amounts
the stock ofthe loan authorized by the act of July
IS46, redeema BILE Nov. 18TH, 1856, of SIX per cent,
stocks of inc loan authorised by the act Of 1912,
fifteen and a half per cent on the stock loans nu-
thoTsed blythe acts of l541, 1S4S, twenty One per
cent, and OH the stock loan authorised BY theiact
Of 1850, commonly called the Texas indemnity, ten
per cent: 3d. The interest on the par value OF each
certificate from lst January 1854 10 the date Of
ceiptS and settlement at Treasury, with the allow
aAce OF one days interest i'll addition.
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yiRGTNTA-0hio circuit court, No
Henry ShnTU and John HughS
return NJ. nm and UtheLs.

Decree for accuunt-AbstIac .---.-..
RMS cause care heard upon the process, &C.
he doth adiudge order and decree that
ne Telerred to one OF the Master Commissioners OF this
this circuit and account OF the
ale nj the SAID John MulTc deCeaSed which has come
ntS In; hands or Johnston Murine his administrator or
which las into The hands OF any other person. by te
Crl0r oil said admfnistOr, and for his use, charging said
at0r with all assetswhch have come 10 husbands
or 10 The hands O any other person for his use and credit
mo him " til all made in due course OF ad-
And said commissioner shall also state
% husband CT his said wife, in AID to the personal estate
Of said deceased and also the real estate OF which the said
ohn Mu(rine died seized and the location, quantity, val
ne and annual rents thereof and The interest thereto which
sail Return NJ Hil husband OF lis said wife is emit
t ami also TO aSce' report all specific liens
M said interest OF said Hill said realty and personality
and their several pTiorItics.
r1rc Of the same glven by advertisement publish
I'd for four successive weeks in some newspaper printed
in the CITY Of Wheeling and said commissioner is ordered
10 report, &c.'' :. 4.t r.l a ,>,.,c ,op,x,. 49,
ICaldweu] s-r.H. ..i.f. tr..a. '.r dee%5
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VIRT;IN CIRCUIT court, November 20, le9$
David Kennedy, ,Ir l,f.,.,.or,
William Cree and others
/ upon the process and re.

This ts9se came on 10 be heard upon the process and re-
il is ,ereuPon by the court adu'sed ordered ana
dccrced that this be referred 10 one OF the
omnIsinner or this court ascertain and report 70 he
rt ire amount OF the specific liens and their
nriotities on the two half Lots OF ground IN The oi
,;one5 severnlIy also the smeDts against the said VII
Gree and their several pi1ities and their relative
priOTitics speci ltes also 70 i NJ
re raDe T ire he south hall oil SAID Lot NO
SI in the bill meniioned also the amount OF The pIt'
be money Maid Tor said south hall OF said Lot at inc
date of the iliDg OF the oOmPlaints 6 anu " any mas
been paid BY whom, and how much has been la Oe2e
mi how Tuh alter the date OF the filing oil SAID bl b1I
betoTs takins such the said
five notice the time PLACE OF taking me ss 9y au
Sertisenent published for on mohtp IN Sone Hs"sSi
printed in the Cityor Wheeling" -. ~ sroR,Nc 80
r,-; coPy-Ies'c: ~ clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04

CouxrY Coun1.-In this Court, to-day, William
Leroy was convicted on two indictments for petit
larceny, and sentenced 10 Imprisonment, one year
on eoce indictment, aud ana to receive 20 lasheS
OIL the expiration OF each yeaF- Justice MacloHe
dissenting 10 the whipping Cause IN The sentence
MICHAEL HUcuEs was trlel before an examining
court, and remanLed for trial In the Circuit Couft
OH charge, Of grand larceny IN stealing large
amount OF clothing from the residence oil Jno. W.
Gill.-Argus. ~ u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04

REMOVAL OF THE Posr oTEloE.--The room at
Dresent used as Post Office has for long time
been TOO small fol the business transacted within
it, Our enterprlsiug and efficient Postmaster DIR.
Ca1cRaFr. has therefore rented the lower story OF
one of the large aud ell egant buildings erected on
Tn, corner Of arket and Quincy streets by MesSfS
paxton & HeiskeIl; aud very wisely, we think lie
dome so. for with the evident tendencies OF the
a., - 10 about the most central location Which
could have been selected and the hne spacious
room affords advantages much needed aud not at
present enjoyed for the rapid and coyenient dlsi-
hutton of the immense amount oil mall iha''el
which pass $ though our Post Office The reno
voI.we understand will be made about the iirs'
II March. .s.l#
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04

vrsrr TO NonroLK.-A number of The members
of the Virginia Legislature were on VI ii to Nor
folk last week, on Tuesday evening the citizens
gave them handsome entertainment at the
National Hotel. Speeches were made by Mayor
WooIis. l.. H.. Chandler, ..Sq.. G. p. X. nmrS,
ESQ. (,he British Consul,) Mi. EIlysOn, of Rich
mond, aud several of the members Of the Les'sa-
,ure. On Wednesday they made an excursion III
the steamer VIM SeIden, 10 OLD Poiut.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04

HEALTH OF THE CIrY.-The report OF The Board
of Health for the year which has just expited' is
published in another column ttis morning. aud
will be found highly interesting TO all who rejoice
in the good health ofour city. The deaths dur ing
the year 1853 member only 35S-Teirig a less than
in 1852, n-twilsta nGing the large Increase IN our
uonuIaton. This exhibits degree of good health
in our city with which very few cities can COM
maze. -
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NOVEL ExrERrA,SMENr-FIREnE Bxxrrrr-
DR.. LurimOn Roy. the famous Hindoo, will give
four Of the most novel entertainments OF the season.
judging from the programme, consisting of lectures
and concerts, at the Melodeon, commencing to-
night. 1t will he seen BY his advertisement that
one third of the proceeds of each entertainment
will be devoted to theuses of our gallant firemen,
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AT SPECIAL MEETING OF the Rough d Ready
Fire Company, held ottheir Hose House on Mon
,oy evening, jan 3D. 1864, the LIST Director IN Tue
Chuir, the following resolutions were adopted;
Rs,olyed, That The thanks of This Company be
,enJsred TO S. Braoy, Mayor, WIN. S. Wickham'
ESQ, James R. Baker, Esq, and Mr.. Jas TfsleF
f,r ,beir bouutiru supply OF refreshments at the
fire on Sunday morning. sp.afva
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the city papers,
nc Hies''"' los. A. SMITH, Chairman.
WIN. WIxpER. Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04

NoRru WESTERN BAxK-At the election yester-
day for Directors of the North Western Bank, the
following named gentleman were elected: J. c.
Campbell, Robert CrangIe, ]. II. Pendeton, Til.
Johnson, Jr., Archibald PAUL, Lewis Steenrod,
John hunter, Robt. Morrison, aud E. Pollock.
The only change in the board of last year is the
election of Mr.. Pendleton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04

, TIE wHEELrNo FIRE AND MARINE Insurance
CoupAxY held an election for new board OF Di-
rsctors for the ensuing year on Monday. and the
following named gentlemen were elected: II.
CrangIe, S. Brady. J. w. Gill, Vim. Fleming,
Sam'l. Nee, Sanl. 0tt, Robert Patterson, Danl
Lamb aud Robert Morrison.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04

The sun shone out brightly yesterday morning.
and the air during the day was many degrees
warmer than that OF the previous day. The snow
in town melted rapidly AWAY, and by night
scarcely any of the white covering of the earth
winch had afforded such fine sIeighrng was to be
seen, except on our hills. The river was closed
in The morning but the thaw set the ice to moving
again. We have no arrivals OF departures of boats
to report.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04

BusuEr, LITTLE & Cot will be seen by our
advertising columns, that the old and popular firm
of Busbey and Little have taken Mr.. LIE Roy
McNEELEr, young gentleman of fine business
capacities into partnership with them. The wagons
and carriages manufactured by this firm have al
established reputation which commands the most
ready sale both IN this and the Southern market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04
FROM HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Jan. 3.--The ship Stnfrordshire from
Liverpool, for Boston, was wrecked off cape SABLE
on the Both. The officers and crew 81 i'll number
and 1SU passengers, all persisted.
4 violent gale occurred on the 22d and 23d, sink
ing number of vessels Many vessels wrecked
along the coast.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YonK, Jan. 8.--The mail train from Bos
ton yesterday morning, came in collision with the
Harlem train. The engine Of the mail train going
completely through the rear car. The Harlem
train had been stopped on the track in onStquence
of dlSnrrnllgement, the passengers had consequent
ly Just got out. Nobody hurt.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PlrrsBuRcrr, Jan. 3.-Navlgalion sill suspend.
ed Weather clear aud mluer.
CIxclNNATI, Jan. 3-River statonary-Weathe
mild and tmawing rapidly.
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MEETING OF THE IRON MANUFACTURERS.

MEETING OF THE IRON MANUFACTURERS.
At meeting of the undersigned, representing
all the firms engugsdinthe Rolling Mill and Nail
ing Business in the city of Wheeling, December
81, 1888, t''t ms ~
George HARDMANw was appointed Chalr'"an' ana
Aaron KELLY Secretary.
On motion. il was unanimously ReSo!v Il, That
however much we may deprecate the necessity OF
stopping our Mills, as an immediate injury 10 OUT
selves aud all parties dependent ON, or connected
with them. yet we are firmly determined to adhere
10 the measure. believing that the ultimate sue
cess Of the Iron Business in this city depends upon
our present action.
1t is, therefore, further Resolved, That we will
never consent 10 give more than So % per ton for
boiling whilst our competitors at other points OBJ
tain the same work for SIS 90. ....r-.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting
be signed by all the firms prese ut and published in
the newspapers Of the city. .z77.
20 NORTON, ACHEsoN' & Co, y u
go. Belmont Iron Works.
,.a..' GILL, KELLY & CO.,
-.~-~- Virginia Iron Works.
SWEENEY, JOHNSTON & CO.,
,,.- --s-.-..-- Missouri Iron Works.
GILL, HARDMAN & STEP HENS.
a. Crescent Iron Works.
..- BAILEY, WOODWARD & CO.,
La Belle Iron Works.
DRAKLEY, SWEENEY d Co.,
- Washington Iron Works.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-04

WHEELING AND BELMONT BRIDGE CoMPANY.--rhis
company held an election for new board OF Di-
rectors on Monday last. The following gentleman
were elected for the ensuing year: Jas. Baker,
Henry Moore, William II. selby, Morgan Nelson,
Jas. X. Baker, Michael Sweeney, 7. Johnston Jr''
Jno. Bishop, and NJ. II. Houston.
J.W. Gill, who member Of the Board last
year, declined reelection. #Tr
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VESSELS LOST.

6osroN jan 3.--We learn from Cape Cod that
parts OF vessels have been drifting ashore all along
have persisted. Twenty lives are known to be
Inst.