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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

TERRIFIC EXPLOSIONS OF GAs,-on Thursday,
the tow n of FrankfOrd, Pa, wss startled by The
explosion of new gascnleter, erected by the cor
poration. 1t appears that two men were repair
ing ii, and one of them named Schoals applied a
lighted match to hole, from which bolt had
been taken. In an instant it exploded with a ter
rJIe report lifting the gaSometer 40 feet in the air,
which, in falling, coreened and fell on its side,
making a complete wreck. Schoals was blown
several feet from the works, and when found had
one OF his wrists broken. and his ankles and knees
severely injured. The gasometer was IS It. hgk'
Loss $4,000.
In New York, on Wednesday, while workman
was repairing the gas pipes on Greenwich avenue
lie thoughtlessly applied lighted match, when i'll
an instant terrible explosion occurred, blowing
him some distance into the air. He was, however
not seriously injured. The lighted gas having
forced its way through the earth TO the sewer al the
head of 18th street, threw up the coverings of the
cuiverts along the lines of The sewer in Troy
blew off tue heavy ion plates, weighing 100 lbs.
each, that covered the main holes, distance of
500 feet; also breaking grocers wagon, and the
windows of dwellings. The explosion created
great alarm in the vicinity. The escaping gas was
Iights during the whole night, and the huge jets
fiotn the crevices in the brick and pavement work
brilliantly illuminated the whole neighborhood.-
II is Singular that no one killer by the explo-
sion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11
REAL. EsrATE SALES.
Real Ratate for Sale,

OFFER Tor sale my property located the sd.
i OF Main street, between Franklin and North siIees
inning from Aain 10 Wafer stTeetI Ntnety-nine feet on
Mainland one hundred AMI nieye Ieet on Water a
III the whole is not sold together within three months
at private sale itNvilIbe offered at Auction stth
parcels as will suit purehasers-Ihe time Of which al
will be made known.
mont county, Ohio onng the liver opposite Boggs' lei.
and, and 6djonimg lands OF William Betnald:
This farm contains between Of aud &c ucles,-wh cool
grated bearing Pluit Orchard two Dwelling Houses on,
OF which built last summers also barn In Gou1 Con
dttio This Farm contains about 30 Of coal Land
only 10 rods from tie liver III .#"a
The Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati railroad,
arc located through this Fam
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing either Of these pieces d
ground, requested 10 call the subscriber at his Te
JeiILe'ilI F1ton, near the CITY, 4 aLl-.s- AFT
de65daw3nI LOUIS BAYIIA p
The house formerly occupied by the on II,
above named premises is for rent. Any person deSIs
to examine this property can do SO by calling Mr. VIZ
GeoTse, corner OF Main and Washington sti eSIS b :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

BRlpor OVER ruE Ono AT crsoINaATI.-The
Cincinnati papers state that large meeting of the
ulOst influential citizens of Covington held on
Monday last, 10 take into consideration the most
eGectual and speedy means OF bridgiug the Ohio at
that point. chatter was obtained from the Ken
lucky Legislature about four years ago, incOIpora
ting company for this purpose, aud stock sufi-
Gent to complete the work was at once subscribed
The charter is still in force. The meeting in guess
ton appointed committee to collect and examine
all the papers belonging to the company, and 10
report al subsequent meeting. The cost Of the
bri &c was estimated by Mr.. Elliott, at six hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, and that it would re-
quire between two aud three years 10 complete it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

CrscIssATr VS.. LOUrsvILLE.--The Louisville
papers claim from Cincinnati the title of 'POrkop-
olls the number OF hogs slaughtered at Louisville
this season exceeding the number at Cincinnati.
Up to the I'd inst, there were 3ss.4I9 slaughtered
and in pen at Louisville, an increase of $4,000
over any urevious year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

DIR MoRSE'S INvIG ORATING CORDIAL.
The ouIy and sale remedy, yet discovered fer Gen
era Debility, Physical Prostratiou lrrtabiIity and ali
the vxrous train Geeonsi it will also remove
Depression, Excitement Dislike OF Society, lncapacty
Tor Study or Business, Memory, Mental Debility,
etc.-See aLver tisement, = sSrl6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11
Thoughts at my Mother's Grave.

YhouEhts at my MOLuBLB GIaVe'
How many weary years have fed
since frat stood beside thy gravel
How many burning tears I've shed,
But tears had not the power to save.
They lobed thee Ia a snow-white shrOud,
Folded thy arms across thy breast,
called thee "MoTuERl" long and LOUD.
My cries could not disturb thy rest.
In vain called on thee to speak,
r.... IIonged to hear thy voice 50 nildi
Ipressed my lips to thy cold cheek
And felt 1 was an orphan child.
knew, my mother. that thy sleep
Was one from which there is no waking
In vain they babe me not TO weep,
My childish heart with grief seem'd breaking.
NyHEELIE0, Va 1854. RVALYN.
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THB GREATEsr WONDER or THE AGE!
Fn.r w.tt .tlr .sIr uIa'E.t 70 'Etl onf1r

WILL Acru ALLY KUiN HIMSELF TO Skill ChEAF
TO THE COMMUNITY LARGEl
ISAAC PRAG Err has just returned from the East with
the best stock OF Ory md Fancy Goods, EIosie'
ry &c. ever exhibited this city, which he is Offering
at tue new aud beautiful building No 115, Main ST..
Cbeween Monroe and Union strecsO ut such astonishing
low prices every wi call on him Cand
ladies and gentlemen will find TO their advantage it
they do so) to u ter tho above ex- lanation.
His being large enumerate, he will only d-
particular attention TO choice assortment OF the Ia,
:e~t style OF PIaids, French MIerinOa, and Wool
DcIninea or every color. HsInn iketH, EmbToider
ics and an assortment Linens such never were
before.
To the trade he offers particular advantages as through
his connection with first imPo ring houses OF the eoun
try allie sell cheap any tho Eastern
Make LnovI1 ISAAC PRAGER, lilo Main st.
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o.F.-At the late annual communication
OF the Grand Encampment of South Carolina, P.
p. c. Fronberger was installed as NJ. W. Grand
Patriarch.
On the nth ult the Odd Fellows of Charleston
will have grand celebration, which it is expected
will surpass anything of the kind ever introduced
in that city. go
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

aywashington Irving. who has returned to his
scat nm the Hudson, in excellent health, after
.n-nd,us the summer and autumn with his friend.
The Hon. John P. Keuuedsy, in Virginia, and Is
preparing for immediate publication, The cOnclud-
ing volumes u6th and ITIhl Of the revised aud
uniform edition Of his works.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

DAlthough the following lacks many of the
requisites of finished verse it is marked by tender
ness and simplicity, and we think it encouraging
to the young author to publish it:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11
CONsrANrlNorLE, Nov, lee.

i nave seen SOME very SSHSlplG III your
paper OF late on the cha acter Of the Turks, and
the tone of some other journals of the day on the
same subject. You have got hold Of the truth Of
the matteT and hope you will continue 10 en-
tighten the public until better notions prevail thar
seem 10 he current just now.
In the present question with Russia, there is no
manner oil doubt the Turks are in The right; and
the Russian pretensionS are the most unfounded
and prepoSterous. or course, impartial persons
will naturally sympathize with the Turks, and
strongly wish that they may gain their point But
there not danger that this feeling OF just sympa
thy may blind some to the real aud crying faults
Of the Turkish system, and even beget an admira-
ton for what is in itself truly abominable, and
worthy of the excavation Of ullgoId menl
So much has been said Of late years of the ia
vorable changes that have been going on in Tur-
keys Of the general federation Of religion; Of the
protection given 10 PIoteStantS rs well as other
suLjectsj of the admission of the oaths of Chris
tens IN the courts Of justice; in word, of the
the Sultan favor of all classes Of hts subjects
without distinction Of religion, that many appear
10 believe that Turkey is almost already regene-
rat empire; which, in my view, is great mis-
take as would be to consider the ALLEGATIONS pro
duced sometimes BY medicine in the symptoms of
some deadly disease, AZ satisfactory evidence of
conValeScence. u t .r. rs
Changes, it is true, have been wrought in Tur-
key, but the Turks hare not changed. This fact
tells the whole story. The Turks have mot chan
ed; and they will mt change until the crushing
incubus of the Mohammecan religion is removed.
would not do them injustice. They possess some
traits of Character which encourage the best hUpes
concerning them, provided they should become
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

nurL.-The telegrnphic Washington cOTespon-
d. Mt of the New York Herald, the same who re-
Gently started the Mexican treaty Story says that
challenge has been sent by Col. jefferson Davis.
Secretary Of War, to Sir. TOOmbs, United States
Senator from Georgia. and been accepted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11
TIE Way TO GET a GOOD WIZ

AIVENIlON- GENILEhEN!!
M ORGAN H. G RE(i( has just received iIOm New
WI York aud the Eastern cities the most splendid as
sorten OF cloths cassimeres vesiires Shirts aud un'
dershts gloves and every variety oGsentemSn's wear
ing Of the most superior style and quality ever
offered in WhesGg which lie is prepare make up 10
order, in elegant and fashionable London Paris
EASTERN styesss gentlemen may prefer ard at The
shortest notice No qucSUnS til" positi which
establishment holds the the city oil
wheeli!gi aud doubts but that fastest man
intown cutting fitting and accommodating his assert.
mentt the taste and wants OF the public He has DIS
I9ced all his competitors except horse line at the
OF business at his blshmeRt. from which 10
could not Withdraw his mind long enough 10 ae TO the
hOrSerAees but he 3aS air. m his profession he must
iest with his superior and
Continue 10 tie public" at his Emporium Mon
roe street. abivc the Mcclure House -
Call and see aud the result is cert in-
Every body is there. buttbere is anu Goods for
more, If they Hilteal in tine. octo3:3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Editor Ine!liseneer; You will please announce Major
DAVID LEE, 4 candidate for Alderman OF the First
Ward, who will be supported by ,,,,,y ,,orurs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Mr. Editor: Please announce h. ~. CARR as a candi-
date for tho Office Collector Of Revenue, at the coming
che rter election, and obige ,,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Mr. Editor; You will Please announce the ma Ee OF H.
p. cHAPLlNR as candidate for the Office OF City Ser
geant at the ensuing charter election, and ohgs the voters
or the dC29 FIFTH WARD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Bditors InieIligeneer: Pease announce our present
Mayors brady as candidate for !hs NayoraI.y. ior
The ensuing year His fitness and suitability have won
him the esteom and will ensure the support OF ,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Eds Intelligence Please that present CT
fcIent Wharf Master, ROBERT HAMILTON, will be
supported for Office the ensuing election w
ian2s THE WI bhS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

To the Editor OF the Inteisencet;-You are requested
to announce THOS SWEENEY, ESQ.,, as candidate To-
the Office Mayor at the next charter election
He win be supported
jan2' by THE fFOFLs'
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Oedanee s1Inmnndcr snfcs,

DEFIANCE ShACog
HW7Ell G4YEERIS PATENT.
&sSES FORMERLY 30 JOHN STREET
Is Sole Manufacturer in he United States OF the above
original and only reliable SalamandeTsi both as Sc
cuTty against FIRE and burglars Every Sale sold at this
establishment manufactured under the personal suern.
tendeEce Of NIT. y GAYLER whose experience oil tWen'
ty six years sale maker together with tue many Sc
we're tests which sacA his manufacture have tumpht
" yithsood in this and other Cities warrant the subScTi
Der in recommending them superior to any in use.
They the only Sales to which - :.
MR. F. C.. GOFFIN'S NEW PATENT lMPEN-
ETRABLE DEFIANCE L0CKAND CROSS BAR
Is be applied.
large number OF these Locks and cross bars are al
ready in by banks brokers' Jewelers., and
from the perfect security which they anord against the e
forts OF the most sl burglars, either by means 81 gun
POWDER false keyss picks drills together win their
convenience simplicity, durability combined arc rap
IDLY increasing in public estimation, and are confidently
stated 10 be equal, IL not ~ -. ~; :.
SUPERIOR TO ANY LOCK IN THE WORLD.
Safes Of ali nizes suitable for merchants
ea, record ohces, steamboats, e hfe ana thel PROOF
bank vault doors plate chests for etS on
hand sale and made ORDER at the depot ls2 Fear
atTeet, 1 door below Maiden Lane, New YORK, By
sept9-d1T RoBERT ID. FaIRlGk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Alderman OF the 1Ht Ward.
Mr. Editor: Please that am candidate for
Reelection. jana ID. MACLANE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Mr. Editor; Please announce 10 ri. TRlSLER as can.
dae for oyeIseer the Chain Gang at tue ensuing cleo
ton. jIn2 MANY YoTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Mr.. Editor Please announce K. W. HARDING as
the approaching charter cction, ami obliEe ,,,,,
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A Mussulman Beheaded for Protesting
ChTisfianitv

We take the following letter from the London
Christian Times. If the circumstances are US re-
lated, it shows that there is change the spirit
Of the Turkish Government towa,d Christianity,
but we are constrained 10 say that we think there
is a strong disposition on the part of the English
Nation and Government to find some excuse for
not rrndeing material aid TO Turkey in her pres
emit difficulties. The English Government have
now an opportunity 10 put stop to such persecu-
lions of Christians whether converts from Moham-
mechanism or moi. and should Is prove itself an
ally 10 Turkey. we look for such a result. Ii
would be legitimate 10 make this condition of as
sistaDce, and thus efTectual TO secure the end,
Ills letter will be read with deep interest at the
present time:
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Fashionable Clothing Emporium

sPRIGG HOUSE, WATER STREET.
S n6w receiving the Eastern cities splendid
i sOrtment OF Cloths, Cassimercsa aud VcStiugs
the best quality every variety which have beese
Iected by himself, for The $3.50
FALL AND WINTER.
Having worknenyho cannot be surPas ed viii ma
at the shortest notice, Tte best and Ia
style has also on hand large variety of Ready
Made Clothing, tosethcL with general assortment OF
shirts, collars cTavats handkcTehiels Gloves UNDER
Shirts drawers stockings and in short every article
cessaTy for eentlesn's wardrobe He would say 10
and all-cone and Judge for your selves, 80 SEPT
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TRUSTEES SALE
Wheelinp Cotton Mills.

TNHE subscribe. will ell al Public Auction at the TOA
i door Of the Court House in the city ofRhecIing,
Monday the 18Th day OF February, 1861 all the zeal aud
personal property or Tho Wheeling Cot,on Mills Company
consisting or The property Known as the Wheeling Cot"
ton Mills, with four lots OF ground, baiidinss engine ma
cney spinning yarns. weaving. making batting, etc.
ali in good condition and run ing order.
These Mills are capable Of producing hss Sn0gsSnd
market its entire product and as there Is no othe
cotton mill in he city, tie present presents oPPoT
tunity for persons desiring Inc
business.
Terms Of Sale One h in cash. the Iesianein equal
Payments six, tyyel' eigte md twenty months
will interest from date. The payments 10 be secured by
bonds with good secuity and deed OF on the prop
The title is supposed be indisruable but will COR
Se 2s1s aitii as ''uA''' ANDREw WILSON Trustee
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Editors InteIlyereer: The old friends OF AIR. JOSIAH
POWELL and tho voters generally Will support him lor
the ,.aiee OF Collector OF Water Rents dc2s'
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For City sergeant.
Mr. Editor: You will please announce that SM lTH Nc
nOSALD will supported Tor tic office Of Cit Sergeant
by de2Itd MANY VOTERS.
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Eds Integencer. You viii please announce thu T.
SHA LCROSS will be Supported or the Office OF City Her
Se Geas ~ The VOTERS OF ALL THE WARDS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Editors Inte sencer; You will please announce MT
TANKS VENNUM, our present efficient Super ntenden!
OF the Water Works, candidate for anu
oblice jan9 Is Ht. MANY FRIENDS
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CoIlector OF HYntcr

Collector OF Wntcr RcntH.
Mr.. Editor; JAMES NJ. BULGER will he supported
for Collector Water Rents at the ensuing charter cleo
tion by deer MANY CITIZENS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Mr. Editor: Please announce our old and well known
citizen Capt. WILLIAM A. M0YSTOS, as candidate
or the Office Wharf Master at the ensuing charter cleo
,ion and ublse janl MANY CITIZENS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

Ed IntelliGencer: You will please announce wALTER
G. SCOTT candidate for the Office OF Collector OF the
5se sSye"ue ave ToTERs OF THE SECOND WARD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

JAS. H. McMECHEN is candidate for the SHERIFF.
ATTY at the election held in the Spring of 1851
octo;:td
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Mr.. gdlto,. State that j. E BIER will be supported
i,m5s MANY VOTERS
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND AND TAVERN
james Frazier, Intho Circuit


sanrel Frazicr.s Ex'r, and others county. Virginia
by virtue decree made in this tic 9th dag
June, 1858, will sell al public auction promises
% @ s. o q 3 S hs sSt Of ns
National Road Ia Ohio county, about ten miles OF the
city OF Whces continuing about Two hundred and fifty
acres land. asiU:c, svern hvtrae Two dwelling houses
aud other Improvements. Tue "a Will he made OF the
woe properly together ar i"raroeIs as NAV be found
exlcdicnl Grd Tie following teis Oue'lourth OF the
Wcta.c money 70 be laid la "lnIns, and the balance
III iva AID tire years. the whole bearing interest
Inc day UI sale the chaser gazing bonds with good
security. aud the title eng eIalneL until aynent The
sale VIII Ilhe place ul tic IiULey's Point tavern
ID IS9yss hISS Of Ss The hsPFP sap0 5a
1as depot or station my BE- esabished At tiqt Place
j.mo,. W. o. "l Sh NhF! and commissioner -
Charter Election. g
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election will be held
N on Monday The 2sd day Of January 1851 at The places
following officers, viz;
Mayor OF tic City. a tAa 9LaFs
Treasurer
SUPERINTENDENT and Engineer of the Water Works.
Street Commissioner. -i-' re,
Clerks OF tic Markets
MhaII Master.
c cSIIsetSr CT CT S Vases &sai..
Curator OF Market Square.
Lumber and Coal Mrasurer.
Guager Of Vince aud Liquors. fE
Curator OF the City Hall. .- .r.
Ovorseer OF the Chain Gang.
Sexton, "a
Also tho following 0tcerb 10 be elected BY tho Voers OF
Ms@ 18sU.1 Of M the Council Assessor,
ssSoO T9Us1.s. RiSs WARDEN
Sanitary Committee.
In the First Wand at the Alderman's ONCE for said
ward the Hose House OF the First Ward Hose
In the Second Ward at The Office Of the Alderman
said Ward and at the City Hall.
In Third Ward Court House, and at the Hose
House OF the list Wheeling Hose Company. -.
the Fourth Ward at the Office OF the alheTn for
said ward and at the Hose House OF the Rough and Ready
Hose Company.
In the Filth Ward in the North nd South Rooms OF the
Public School House IN said ward
Polls viii be opened al O'Clock, A. NJ, and closed at
The said Election will be held under the superinend
iaml0 GEO. w. SIGHTS, Clerk Of the City
4 7 meeting Council OF tic city OF Wheeling,
N held Dec II, 1858, 1t was
O.dere4 question whether the Council shall
License Tor the sale OF intoxicating drinks nOt lee
Submitted Of the city at the charter
OrdersS, further, That suitable books be prepared
taking said Ctwn for each place OF Hotng) with two
columns, headed Or Lcense' and the other against
cRnse, and that oils be opened Ut the usual places for
jani0 '''''''''' -. cisrk ofthe CITY.
HATS! HATS AT COST!
HROM this date until the first o; March, will sell my
II stock Uf SILK Hats at cost preparatory getting
aIge supply in the spring No lumbug.2s Will must
positively sell at cost. W RHODES
jan9 agent
MORE CAPS
CST opened, small lot nr superior Silk Plush Caps,
jan G"1D WIN 's - ''O'F 'I " RHODES, agent
TOBACCO AND CIGARS. 1'af
I UST received, fine assortment of fine cigars and To-
O S 1000 spanish cigars tRsl!morsei. ,,s-Hass
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Do You remember the Old Corner
MO. 81, WATER STREET3 Callihere and see the
IN newly received and gorgeous stock OF ovecoatInss,
IRssimcres, Cloths splendid Velvet and Other Sesns!
See admire c, and leave your measured
URA pair of PdMfdIocrs Haae in The teSt stg!e TO OR
DER, at hours notice .! - '-.-- -.r ....
overcoats, Coats Pants Vests, and Hosiery In sxeG,
sfve variety, material and make, always
on hand; every garment In tho establishment.
sepI3 - I'LL HUGHES, Wheeling, Va.
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Mr. Editor +, You will please announce nc as eandi
date reelection TO The office OF Street AZ
the next charter election. =,
As may not have tho pleasure OF meeting az o. my e.
low.ciIens will take this oPpoTtunity OF IheT
support tng' JaCOb AMASA'-
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Por Whnrf lInnTcT

For WHIT NIilHTcr. =
Editors Intelligencer You requested to announce
DANIEL, MURRAY as candidate In; wharf MASTER at
the ensuing charter election. and obiige
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Eds. Imteiiigeneer: !. L. sANGSToN will be support
ed roi City Sergeant by - -, 49,,
Lc9O TIKI FIRST WARD
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y PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, OhkMlsrs
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
no OoUntry Merchants.

To Country MerchauGS.
HATS AMI CAP S-W H0 L E SA L E.
TTE arc now receiving Fail aud Winter stock O.
w Hats and Caps, which will be, we feel assuLet Tie
largest and cheapest brought TO the city. Country
Mel chants who design purchasing East are particularly
invited to call nd examine stock, Tor certain
the prices re fully low in the Baltimore market
d. HARPER & son. I27 Main cor. Union.
aue3i y 81 tE II 81 Wheeling. Va