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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
CATTLE. HUGS AND SuEEP.

BfrF--i3 50asl y cwt gro,.wlch Isl So ret
tIos,-Dnl, al So az 40 net.
SmEfP-Marlon 81 fer s. 5Oa5 piece for ord
amy and suie,i,, Saerp Lam'4 hing $ea3 each,
according to quality
VEAL Calves fiji for VeaI sell NJ et1 az eacb
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Mrs. FoWnley's Female Schoo
lYNESsRgJEsS.y VA
s22,50O worth of Dry GOods at Cost.

S22,50O worth Of Dry Goods at Cost.
VIE subscriber. wishing to eonvert many Of his
goods as possible into money, has determined /
oi'r for the remainder ofthe season hi. entire stock
81 DE-, Goods at COST.
las stock c"meri,''s every article usually kei in the
dry g'"'s line His assortment of black and colored
SILKS and Dress Go 3D. al every dAscIp IN unusual
urge for lie seasar and i worthy the attention al
every person who may wish goods such favorable
terms
ms ttien Is and the "nhic generally requested to
cnll and examine for themselves.
hegu~ custom'rs (hnud tiny prefer itl will be SUP.
Piled WITH goods tl,.us,ial ter rs.
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
I My stock of Corpefing is quite arcc and
mostly OF this Springs purchase. ljuul Its
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French China

Cows and Calves - la, otning. at 10 u'clnck.
l"'li s'l "n Alarh 81, very fine Mich Cows, Wild
yn"' calves ltFMs16o day credit for approved pa
Pr RICHARD PHELPS, Aurt'r
aug ) It
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Grad Sale Of Objects of Fine Art.
Marble Statues, oil Paintings, a,ah..
Ter Vases, W.T. sale q asIcs.



Nr<-f- Va bti sous Gfaud Sal. wiIif,L,. -
ia Ia, maanne In August, al IL n'..rA A. ,t
ztafc "a Attei sf,et III Lieeafs Bsihiiag III -,
sslsl b. e"rrd 10 '-ei, rlue..ta, ma rligs ,I,n
5bbi Augusta 9"cioch. "
F The a.. tasId c..isi.t, alaIt al
F IL Cunae' Mifb.' islar Venus of Ganoya.
Cru r, Fidelity
F by'u" L.,.,
F STATUE tie Grr,k Shave. lite. Powers.
+ Linn. ',p.ed ham III" ari4ii0tI nj Rome
Embami- Aaslc Table,. iaani " til every ,i,,ie,, r
Slnr'; superb lfa.iaa Oh Painting lie Mn.idonn .lI
soda eetn'd from II mIFna in tlto Duco palace nj
4u"uee,# i'Nti Cunnarn | Beatrice C,et, Eaz,,a.
n ian " are, Bust ut Nu ,hiagiur; the Gnu Stnr
- ed CUR = Gr,up. hieht, 81 tn. Red Cr, "
a"IN we'd U.s. far halls pallur, rr- ID Nh,
'oPer5 ,c,tl..; Fases "' Maaos: Enuri,e AIn,,6a,a
lauaa Ir'- TT Light; H. che Crits for p.r ILL.,.
a'bahte Tzzar-, Ia uit Or $; ACUTE Car thur
= ca1d and Nsnt"us comics + the Auti,nr, in ,bs
British Museum. " '''
French China
Nv style Double la dscap- Tea Service Decorated
single Service ~
The above 60 1 ction rase< are all corie from ,bo
tiRlnal antiques IN tha hush and Other Museums
lh'r unique HPPeHrence and interesting history vii MI
way eiic the APPROPRIATION ol al lovtft, Of HE ,n,,
All admirers nj hue Arts.
Me-sr Via respectfully solicit the attention al tho
la lies aud Gentlemen al Lyachiutg and vicinity bon
~ lai lheir exPrr enc' and constant practice in rho
shdes oi Lay viii he sufficient hal ac and
efiy mcle VII Ir tie most ciaboInto CHI racler
EKMS az HALE:-fof all sums under $50 cash; $50
adless dian 400. ninety day, :n0 and less tlun 200
fmontts; 5000 and oY.r, months credit
G RICHARD PHELPS.
aug us Auctionor.
Cows and Calves - Iii, otning. al 10 p,rlook.
l"'li sel "n Aarb.t st very fine Mich Cows Wild
yuns cnl,cs. lERNs-60 day. credit for approved ma
fr { RICHARD PHELPS, Am.t'r,
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Valley Union Seminary,
EeOEETUsEsE SPRINGS, VA.-CHA.

L ~ IL 80 IA 81 EENDS, NA.-CHAs
lS l.. Cocks, Pri"rtpni.
Rrv. a. b brown, Moral Philosophy and French
VIM II Pleasart,, ltni1 aud AurumI Science
ChHrle. l.. Coeke, Mathematics
y l.. W mixer, Must, Spanish and Conan.
!, II. Schcuuii, Music.
Miss Lucy JnreN. French aud Higher English
Mis-, Susan '. Villains, Assistant in Mathemptics
Miss :. JENNIE 'crhins iuwel EugIisi.
--------- Drawing and Painting,
airs lndiAuua liyes, Cover icss
MIS- Susana \. Cos,e. Matron
ne Institution supplied wtih n urrc,sar, rn.sca
instruments chemical ana ptuos pin, al apparatus a.
aud Recommendations Tor ninety hourdug pupils All
pupils tom distance required to buard II the In
,titutr unless they should have REALTORS in the neigh
bathooi.
TERMS
Tuitil, in EceIish Brurhes. $50 90
Music with u-e nr ln>ttunent) 49,. 10 10
- Each tor-lgn Language. ..-.... $3.50. 10 o.
OIL Painting .-.......- 40 uO
Drawing ana Painting II, Water GO .ors 10 90
q nameutol Needlcwolk .-........... on
BoarI in .nc COMMUNICATING every iter 100 90
Catalogues, Ctrculur., &r.-.-.= ...-..... 20
The ssoo viii com ~erce. Monday. September
ith aud continue, without etrirup ION. TN july am
1880. Pm ills requested 10 b. present runclIv Mt
the opening Of the -es,in
Payment be made halt iuudvunc,, md hat at the
Il 81 at the session No deduction In abscuce ,xrept
IN cl.rs 81 protrnctr9 il mess.
BY order uf tie Trustees,
tS' pul.l, Nh, ennc hy the Va & Tenn ruroad will
stepu Salem which point onubu, will run lu inc
the f"s week u the se~>ip thesc who come hy the Y Il
i,y stage Viii stop nj .oyo dd de.
ang swiw
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The present average expenses per
voyage flom n. y. To Liverpool
are
The same expenses were an 1851
Excess OF expenses per trip under
the new arrangement.
The original contract was for each
voyage
Present pay
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The number Of that excellent Agricultural pa
per, the SOUTHERN PLANTER for July, has come
/ to hand
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Lynohburg Wholesale Prices Current


,netct.p ryenY WEDNESDAY Asp s'1VRph
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FOR KEN a
ALSO, FOR SALE,

cxerlhnt ,uod Ion gonrding.hou.e "a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-20

leave Harrington w cdnesday al IN,
Arrive a ElhsyilIe day by IL m.
1886 From Macomb by Johnson Table Grove and Ber-
nado1te 70 Le~istown. SO miles and back, a
week.
Leave Macomb Saturday al IN;
Arrive at Lewistown same day by 6 p m;
Leave LIZ wistown Friday at d a m;
Arrive at Maeomb same day by SPIN.
1887 From Lewistown, by Cuba Fisit Ellisyie, and
Troy Mills, to ST. Augustine 50 miles aud back,
week.
Leave Lewistown Tuesday at & m;
Arrive ST. Augustine same day by 6 m;
Leave ST. Augustine Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Lewistown same day by SPIN.
1888 From Pennington by Middle Grove Midway Troy
Mills, st Augustine, Greenbush, Rosevlle New
Lancaster, Ellison, Olena, and Hopper's Mills, to
Burlington, Iowa, 65 miles and back once a week.
Leave Pennington Wednesday at s I'M;
Arrive al Burlington next day by 6pm;
Leave Burlington Friday at m;
Arrive at Pennington next day by 5 pm.
1889 From Farmng,on, BY Uuiontown, Hermon, Abing
den. Berwick Ellison, and Oena, TO Hopper's
Mills, 63 miles and back, week
Leave Farmisgton every Tuesday at S m;
Arrive at Hoppsrs Mills next day byspmi
Leave Hoeper's Mills every Thursday at5am
1880 From Peoria, by Washington and Eureka TO kap
pa, IS miles and back, daily except Sunday.
Leave Peoria daily except Sunday, ut 4 a m;
Arrive at Kappa same day by IL M
Leave Kappa daily, except Sunday, at IN;
Arrive at Peoria same day by 10 m.
1891 From Peoria, by Wesley City, to Groveand, 10
miles and back, week.
Leave Peoria Thursday at m;
Arrive at Groveand same day by IL M
Leave Groveland Thursday at IN;
Arrive at Peoria day by 4pm.
1882 From Peoria, by Kickapoo, Robins Nest Brim-
field, French Creek, Pcrsifer, Knoxville, Gales
burg, Cold Brook, Monmouth, Picayune, and
oquawka, to Burlington, Iowa, SO miles and back,
daily, except Sunday.
Leave Peoria daily, except Sunday, at a M
Arrive at Burlington next day by ii m;
Leave Burlington daily, except Sunday at I'M;
Arrive at Peoria next day by ii
Proposals for tr-weeky service invited also,
proposals to end at Gaesburgh.
1898 From Peoria, by Mount Hawlcy, Southampton,
Wyoming Toulon, Weathers6eld Burns, Gene
SEQ, Sharon, Erie and Kingsbury, to Fulton
100 miles and back, three times week
Leave Peoria Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Tam;
Arrive at Fulton next days by 7pm;
Leave Fulton Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Tam;
Arrive at Peoria next days by pm.
1894 From PEORIA by Chilicohe, Lacon Henry, Hen
nepin, Ford, and Grandvle to Tonica Station
Illinois Central Railroad, 65 miles and back, three
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Leave Middletown Wednesday al 4 PM,
Arrive Of Jacksonville next day by s. IA. .teFf
1880 From Bethel by Concord and AreDzve Boards
town ~ miles and back, week.
Leave Bethel Saturday al m;
Arrive Beardsown same day by I'm
Leave Beardslown Saturday al m;
Arrive a, Bethel day by a1eFH
1861 From Virginia, by Berryson and Hagley Peters
burg, rs miles and back, week.
Leave Vrginia Saturday at am;
Arrive Of Petersburg day by IL I'm;
Leave Petersburg Saturday al p IN
Arrive al Virginia same day by 8 pc
1850 From Rushs,Ie by Ripley, to Mount Sterling IL
miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Rushvle Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive :, Mosat Sterling same days by SPIN,
Leave Mount Sterling Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at Tam
Arrive at Rushvlle same days by IL IN.
1858 From Rushvle, by Camden, Brooklyn, Huntsville,
Pulaski, Augusta. Plymouth, st Mary's, Elm
Tree, Carthage, Warsaw, and Hamilton, 10 Keo-
kuk, lowe, So miles and back. three times week.
Leave Roshyille Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive !, Ksskuk mex, DAYS by 5lpmi
Leave Keokuk Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at
Arrive al RusbyilIe next daysby 2pm.
1884 From Rushvle, by Littleton, Doddsvile, Grind
Stone Macomb, and Blandinsslle TO Burlington,
Iowa 81 miles and back three times week
Leave Rushylle Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive al burlington same days by 6pm;
Leave Burlington Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at a mi
Arrive a. hushviiIe same DAYS ny ~ IN
1856 From Rushyilc, by Astoria, Vermont, Spava,
Otto Lewis,own, Fulton Centre, Canton, Farm
ington, and Triyoli, Peoria, l02 miles and back
three times a week. 48a
Leave RushvIle Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
M6am;
Arrive at Peoria next days by 6pm;
Leave Peoria Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8
lA
Arrive at Rushvle next days by 6pm
,aas6 From Rushvlle, by Wilson's Ferry, TO La Grange
Bluff 10 miles and back, once week.
Ea Leave RushviIle every Saturday at an;
Arrive at La Grange Bluff Sane day by IAN;
Leave La Grange Bluff every Saturday att pm;
Arrive at Rushvile same day by 6pm.
1887 From Vermont, by Marietta and Virgil, to Avon,
% miles and back, week.
Leave Vermont every Thursday at An;
Arrive at Avon same day by 4pm;, e#
Leave Avon every Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Vermont same day by pm.
1868 From Quincy, by Columbus, Camp Point, Clayton
Noun. Sterling, Versailles, and Meredosia TO
Jacksonville, 80 miles and back, three times
week.
Leave Quincy Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Sam;
Arrive at Jacksonville next days by 10 am;
Leave Jacksonville Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
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lake Zurich, Waaconda, Lamar, Msfisnry
Ringwood Hebron, Cogswel, West Hebron
TRADE, Wis, and WalwO'ih, to Dsiavan, 70 milss
and back, lhrcc times week
Leave West Whesing Station Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at o m;
Arrive at Deayan next days by 9pm;
Leave Deavan Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
Arrive at West whesling Station next days by p
Proposals invited 10 extend 10 Whitewater, Wis
lS4o5 From Leyden Centre, by ManeyiIle, Elk Grows,
Plum, Pslstne, and Shaumburg, to Darlington, 70
miles and back three times week
Leave Leydcn Centre every Monday Wednesday y,
and Friday al tam;
Arrive at Darlington days by IL M
Leave harrington every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive :, Leyden Centre same days by SPIN
1864 From Kankakee Depot by BIoomvile, Pierce and
Wailingford 10 Green Garden, 30 miles, twice a
Leave Kankakee Depot Wednesdays and Saturdays
at l2m; taE
Arrive at Green Garden days by Jpn;
Leave Green Garden Tuesdays aud Fridays at 10 m;
Arrive at KAnknkce Depot samo days by '7pm.
1865 From Kankakee Depot by hamburg and Limestone,
to Horse Creek, IA miles and back once week
Leave Kanknkce Depot Monday at I a m;
Arrive at Horse Creek Same day by IL m; @
Leave Horse Creek Monday at l p m; stEH
Arrive at Kankakee Depot same day by 6 p m.
1886 From Kankakee Depot, by Rnoss, samon's Point
and farmers Home, to Plato, ~ miles and back
a week.
Leave Kankakee Depot Monday at 81 am;
Arrive at Plato same day by IL m;
Leave Plato Monday at l p m;
Arrive at kankakee Depot same day by 7 IN.
l3467 From Kankakee Depot, by Bourbonnais Grove
Rockville, 10 miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Kankakee Depot Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at IL m;
Arrive at Rockville same days by 8 pm;
Leave Rockville Tuesday, Thursday. and Saurda
M4pm;
Arrive at Kankakee Depot same days by m
l3460 From Kankakee Depot, by Aroma, Mount Ian
gum, Democrat, and Courtwnghts Mills, to Iro
quois, 40 miles and back, twice week.
Leave kankakee Depot Tuesday and Friday at 6 a m
Arrive at Iroquois same days by pm;
Leave IroquoIs Wednesday and Saturday at s M
Arrive at Kankakee Depot same days by s pm.
l346s From Kankakee Depo,, by Momence, 70 yellow
Head Grove, 10 miles and back, three times week
yaava Kan naro ada ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

SUSPECTED Enthusiastically Allen, the
Waterman who was reported as killed at Barrack-
vile, near Wheeling onthe nighttfthe 18th in
slant, Ly train of cars passing over M aud sew
cling his head from lis body. is supposed to'have
been murdered aud the corpse placed OIL The trac X
The condition of tile body when found indicated
his He was the principal witness for the prose-
cution in an important robbery case about 10 be
tried in Marshall county, Va, and suspicion is
directed against parties interested in the suppress
of his evidence Baltimore Sun. ga.s#
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

Tue CAMsELL MIssrRELs.-lt will be seen from
Our advertising columns that these world renowned
nip,irels will perform thee nights of next week
IN our city. The Richmond Mail, in noticing one
of their entertainments in that city, says: ''rhe
man who can witness their grotesque appearance,
and hear their rare jokes and comicaIites without
being greatly pleased. certainly possesses most
phsgrnntc temperament.an and should go to.sone re-
mole corner OF the world where hilarity is un-
known.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

R,P,p TnAssronrArl. N.-The New York pa
ners notice the fact that four hundred and fifty
barrels Of -four, shipped by TalInnt & Delaplain.
If Wheeling, consigned 10 Adams & Buckingham.
were brought to that city. via Baltimore and Ohio
p,i,road and Parker Vein Steamship line, in four
5,ys and six hours. The distance trayeledby the
sOur was about nine hundred miles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER I CANADA

- Ht y e D. i
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
!S7 New York, March sO..-The steamer Canada
arrived here day. - 80, ls,f,, ~
francs. iizsls irfa rfi5 y - SF', a
The Grand Duke Constantine Inspected the
Russian fleet ut Helsinfors. The Gear was expect
ed in a fortnight. 85atai % H sidfat % ~
IS The Cults of Bothnia and ,Fnand .till contin-
ne closed byice. 10000 Russians were employed
n cutting a channel from sCrons,adt halbor 10
Swenberg. ,ii "a "a s=z =.s4blfi 2 isg tod - ~
:. Fart of the Russian force which was Withdrawn
f'om before Kalafat, has moved towards Odessa.
Az PnIce ,Pasciowi'ch would soon!insptct troops
on the Danube Aarss s-assl - - siz= assHi -
The Greek revolution is not yet fully quellefl.:.
The Egyptian troops have been, sent to occupy
Gambia T-laI l-..oss-sysg tas. 81; - 2o15 ~
= Seryia is quiet. Thereported disturbances there
being false. TT 90 - ~ 81 M li
II is reported that the first operations of the
anglo French army will be TO invade the Crimea.
The troops are TO attack. Sebastopol by land, and
the fleets by sea-
The Russians were fortify:ng the interior cities
Of Wallac ha an NIoldavia. sa.I,es = g t-7t 10
WorkInen were Strengthening the Notifications
at Sebastopol, Odessa, Gronslndt, ,Wilbern, SVEN
berg and+at the entrance oil the Necker. slt II
Admiral Duchess feet would soon join Napier,
in the Baltic Sea. . ;.
Much excitement exists on the Baltic coast a
Twenty sailing vessels and steamers were en-
barking troops at Woolwch, (Engla.ld,) for Con-
stantinople. - ~. - - E - - -
E>oLANp.-The Coasling Trade bill was read
the second time in the House Of Lords. 49,, .
p Lord Stanley said. that The repeal of the British
coastlns laws would no doubt be followed by SINH
lar concessions on the part of the United Suites
government. a'-'.t.a 90 ~ -. I
The Bank of England had declared q semi all.
nual dividend of Al per ct. 3. q, t.sss..- e,rfg 4
Warwick, HarrisJn.6z Co., and ]. McGregor, OF
London; G adStone, Bond & Co, Manchester; and
Dickinson & Co., Glasgow, had failed. 5.s5s7,,
The Australian steamer Sydney put into ST.
Vincent disabled, she was on Ter homeward trip
and had half million OF gold on board, =.
Poar PmLir l7th-Australian markets are dull
and oyers;ocked. gold plentiful. z- - >saa4.lH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

Although not within the usual rules which We
prescribe fer ourselves. cannot refrain from al
luding TO the very brilliant Gete-national in its
cha1acter-given lastweek by the highly esteemed
Minister from BrsziI, 10 accelerate the birthday
OF his Empress. Due honor shown to her Ma
iesty by The Diplomatic Corps, who appeared i'll
my and navy testified their respect for the occasion
by wearing full uniform. All that is most dis,n-
guished in our city residents aud strangers, we
learn, paid their respects 10 his excellency and
his amiable consou, who assisted by the assiduous
Legation. added by their urbaniy 10 the charms oil
their elegant hospitaIity.-Nai. Int.
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coNGREssIoNAL.

I'D. ~ tltsss,.. 80 WASHINGTON, March 80.
see in favor OF securing religious freedom 10 Amer.
icans i'll foreign countries were presented. b. ass
Dir Badger presented the petitioi of II citizens
of North Caruina against the passage of the Ne
braska Till. }e.-7I,5- .. Ia g.,,,.t .
The Senate then took up the Deficiency bill
The question pending was the motion # Nlr Bad
ger to repeal that part &c tile printing law which
directs that any printing ordered by both Houses
Shall lie executed by the Printer to that House
which first nrjeredthe same. sHaa a!
HousE-fhe House resumed the consideration
Of the war Stea,ue- bill. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

WHAT sExr2-The "Beurded woman,' and the
"siamese Twins" will Leexhibited in our city on
Wednesday next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

Pesr OFFICE ARRANeEMENr-on Saturday the
Past Office will open at u o. clock. and close at
o,clock a. NJ, for the purpose Of renewal, and
Ill, omen, in the new building; corner of Market
AMI, Quincy streets, at O'clock, PM. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31
FALSE ALARM-coNGWEssM PLAYING
-tH HUIt -.tpEaa HIDE AND SEEK r. E r.,

~ ~ 7
WAsulNaroS. 3Oth.-The reports OF a duel are
incortect-none has taken place yet Two friends
on each side have been llabortng assiduously all
day TO effect a reconciliation, but 10 no purpose,
and have Therefore called on Tie fifth as umpire.
The report of Breckenridge and Cutting being out
ofttown is incorrect although they are in secret
quarters. Benton and Boyd are endeavo,ing to
adjust the difficulty without recourse to weapons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

our stock consists OF over
ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands o6,s s's, Pound
Jumps, 10 TO DO cents, including CirayeIy. II p
Gravely HollandsS fine e. Beehive Thol non, Thomas
Johns, etc Also supply OF eatee boxes Hunters,
Jones and Hudson's, Spottsman's ThoTns. Ewpie and
Others Alsothe Old Diadem OF vi GINA Twist, Mary
Bellj Cherry Rpe the California Old bar, etc ETC.
AS exclusively in the Fade hav
ing three extensive houses in Virginia. and this being the
only regular Tobacco establishment of the Atlantic
cities and having laid in stock previous adj
vance. we feel confident thatNye offer such induce
meis as no other house can heter and but few
eqaal, either castor west We therefore ask the
chants Of Ohio Penney and GINA 10 give aea
We also keep constantly hand heavy and general
stock Of superior Imported sesars Also erican
lsh Halt Spanish, and common Segars Scotch Snut
bladders; h. packs Matches, Pipas OF
kinds, Pipe Stems ard Tobacco Knives Don't fail TO cali
and see for yourselves. LOGAN CARR & Co.
atg23 81 Main street
| s DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARrNERSHIP.
lRTOTtcR Is hereby that the firm of BrsEl< LIr
iy this day dissolved By Inutnal CONSENT The
business old viii be settled by The new FIRM
Busby Little & Cos which this goes into operation,
and by hn the business will be still be conducted atthe
. old stand on Market StIeet. tan4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

ESIYE R Rh1 PORTS
TEUBENVILLE--Psr Steamer Viroqud.-
Lewis, Il pieces castings; Passenger, 60 lead
d4eep; G Baker, I'D sheep; D Murray, 10 Dbl
sugar.
PARKERSBURGH.-Per Steamer COurir.-
NcAfee Bros GO bxs bncomi Forsyths & Hopkins,
- hhds tobacco; GoIdon & Clarke, 90 do DO, N
Pgman, box; Doane & Cowgirl, hid tobacco;
Ctansle d Co. 2 do, sacks rags; JOHN Reid, ID
beer bills; Hamilton & Rogers, SEX corn; God
man, | bx dry goods; Berger & Hoffman, basht
eg.s; Re-ship, bxs, bbls. - --.---.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

NEBRASKA MEErlxo.-rhc third meeting OF the
Nebraska Emigration Company WAS held at the
City Hall on Tuesday evening. March 29th. Capt
]. J. Watson was called TO Tue Chair and Samuel
l. Mccoy appointed Secretary.
After the meeting wos called 10 order, James E.
Wharton, Esq, was called upon and addressed the
meeting with good and very interesting speech.
After which MI. Black and others were called
upon, bu: not being present Mr.. Wharton again
made few remarks.
The Chairman then moved a vote Of thanks be
rendered To Mr. Wharton. Carried unanimously.
The Chairman called upon those that wished to
enroll their names as members 20 come forM ard
snd do so. Quite number of gentlemen joined.
The meeting then adjourned TO meet al the same
place on Monday evening pril Sd, at which lime
another opportunity will be offered to those wish
Ing to join the Company. --.
J. J. WATSON, Chm'n.
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.nnss T.4Meeds.

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No. 24a Monroe Street, UP STAIRS. =
NouAp respeet l6lly inform their friends and the pub
w Tic General that they have bought The esablsh
lately known James NJ Ewing Bookblnde.y and
i, to Rule and
riodicas. &C.. in surpas
anu BY any esta blisluent in tho countryaasg ss1b
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WE would most respectfully call the attention ber-
chants and Groeers 70 our very large and general
cles as legitImately beIong to a regular
Wholesale Tobacco House. 4.5z
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1854.
To Correspondents.

rERs concerning .seription. advertising or OF
Lf,pciai business ofthe lntellisencer, should be ad
dressed ~ the editorial OF the pa
should be addressed TO the editors, Jointly, TO ell
ths o ore writing publication will please
Site only one side OF the paper.
= SrcUre more prompt attention 10 correspondents
, .Mu they might otherwise some times receive.