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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

TAE GuSPowpER EXPLOSION Ar WIENIxotoN The
Wilmington Journal states that the Daponis have ca.
teysd powder throaeh that city for 50 years and the
accideat Of "Wednesday is the FIRST o the kind shat has
occurred ltaPPears however that Of the citzens
have not been wthoat spIrehcassas Of aeei1eat al
serious character.
The Delaware Gazette says I'll is but feS nboaths
since highly respectable citizen called upon us and
csarcd his family feared 10 live in his bcase as
be alleged. Of the manifest earcicssacss with which the
powder wagons were driven b. bis door" The same
paPef states thai gentleman passed tie wagons on the
road about hour bcre the explosion aud that fhe
dripRs trsfe smoksig Nesms! The same saatlcniln
staie that be has oiseu SEGA the powder dropping rtn
the Wagons aoag the road. There Is an oriaance of
the city of 3Tilmiagtoa rcqgiring powder when beng
c5nNeyed thTonsh the city, 70 be properly and eaTey
covered. bat i 70 weali be- right and pronf
for the safety 81 life and nb prob BIZ H. trsp5sts.
rn, 10 large Quantities altogether. through cites The
couseiis q Wilningtoa have already made move 40
The matter. .M5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

RtcnMoNb, FxngRlexsbV . iNn PeToMte RAT,
ROAD CoNP.NY.--ls appears from lhr snypal ~
port of Ire Directors u this road just made that
Us receipts fort The past year amguhte TO Se65 :
ai7 and is expenditures 10 Si33 9sl. Tha stock.
holders have adopted resolution that Il 5ssdesi.
ratle that CONTIGUOUS Connection By railroad
should be made between the road of The company
and The CHS Of Washington, or direct between the
terminus Of the road az Aqua Creek ans Balt.
more. Acommiltee on the subj ,ct was appointed
and the Directors were authorized 10 have route
surveyed 10 connect win the Orange and Alexan-
dIia Raillcad Or the Manassas Gap RAILROAD.
AIx LINERl L soAo Fao N5aroLx - NgN YoRk
"a meeting o. Newly ofk capitalists was held al
the Aston HOUSE on Wednesday ID put Ia motion
the machinery for the construction Of an airline
railroad itom New felk 10 Norfolk which will
nSnetially abhreviaie tie travelling distance be.
tween these TWO cities. The route Is 10 commence
Al the saofe 81 RariIaa bay, difec " opposite t6e
Nauuws, whence il viii proceed in neatly stfait-
lire across New Jersey 10 Cape May which viii
Be erossed gYr distance oftwelve miles 10 LeWes.
in Delaware. whfnee it will ran BIZ an airsiipe 10
Cape Charles, opposite Norfolk. The whuse ,rar-
eliag disanee from New York vii be less tban
thee hundred miles which il is said can easill 81
travefsed IN ten 10 Twelve hours.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

lky- HENRHsS NEGOTIATING ORDIAL.-The
merits III fhs purely vegetable extract for the removal
and cure cf physical prosiration genital debility,
Yous actios s, &c., are fully described in another
column N this p1per. tp hch ie reader sreierred
g per balile, bottles for IS, six bottles for S.;
s l6 per dozen Observe tie marks Of the GENUINE.
PREPARED only ii, s. Il. COHEN, No. Franklin Row,
Vine STREET.. below Eidhfh phla lelpha. Pa, TO
WHO n ALL ORDERS lust BE ADDRESSED
For sale by all respectable Druggists and Merchants
throaehontihe cosntryI
February ?, 165F--If-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
gslNru pATeH

Bosroy jane "a, 4, P..M.--BarEs was escorted tC
the wharf between . and 3 o'clock, where be Na'
put On board tbs steamer John Taylor, and confFy
cd To the Revenue Cater Norris lyinsln the SfeiRn
which, ieisls@i.s-is $1,000 - ss.- ~ t5s~e n
rect 70 NeTioik.
lie was escorted 10 the wharf by l2a0arqops To-
gether with l5o etizens, said 10 lie the B1f sttit
Clab each armed with q eatlass and reyolgcga Ne
serious outbreak occurred.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
cssIIR III AoTIcI

-C0RN.l- We are much IL need q Corn aad viii
thank ans sof our patrols who will send supply.
Maj A, 1854. FACE Pass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

70 80 A11All4f ~ 80 n ~ A~It1E
Sra: Ia The Spirit q jefferson Of -:he ssd Of
May, notice commnnicasion from Ex-Gorer-
nor John a. Steeie. dated a3re OF April, and ID
dfessed 70 The Edi.of cf The sHaisa This eomntu-
nieatioa IS preceded b. several notes from he
Ex Governor, ssaiing that he had been unable 70
procure IL insertion il ihf UDiou 81 Sentinel
With remarks not conplimeafaEg 80 tie Edftorkof
either paper With The EK sGofernofs disienl.ies
N fnding medinm though which 10 hing his
Communication before the hnblic. or riththe eif-
iefsnees between him and ihe Washington Edi-
tors, have nothipg 10 DO. bot must say a. an
advocate 81 the opposite sid Of the qestinu ihat
regret The refusal 20 publish snct ~ artiels in
some PaPeE whose columns would Be likely 10 meet
me eye and attract the attention Of those b. whom
ne gaesiion Is 10 be decided. The We alness Of
M attack on tie present sJsiem OF superinfen-
uerce ofthe AFmories is wO},h more than pow
ertui Defence and if Il can be widely circulated,
will surely lead y The convitiiqn, that The system
against which no stronget argument can be
brought is right il tie main, and ought no; 10 ae
Disturbed
The Ex-Gosefnor, In his Communicates, starts
wrong, ~ asserting that esiaiisics Of The Union,
80 far al least as they reateito Springfield Armo-
ry,) do hotAgtee with those previously pEolnaIga-
ted by the Conamandant Of tat ArD,ofy. And Gu
this assuged discrepancy be proceeds 70 expaiiale
lEgsly-drawing various eggs from this mares
MISUNDERSTANDING himseif5hat the Editor Of tbe
Union had convicted the Comtnandah If fRllacg in
his statements. and saved him, the Ex- GovernoT,
/ from contradiction Of then, which would have
drawn on him an overwhelming mass II Ordnance
reports bes ides the aecusaiien of insanity, aud
/ being seofed Al as a visionary zeaoLn The Ed
/ GOV. was agreeably surprised and ncs title 70
lieved when be discovered the discrepancy betweea
the statements 1.-The Union hakea, as ihey profess
To be- and truly, are from the cecoTds Of The Govern
/ menf. aad those given-by CaS. >RipIey. NoS. tb4
Ex-Governor has, in this ins;anes. as fear be Asa
| Cd the entire Armory questyaa, Jumped al con
clasiou, and I gone on half cooked ANY On:
I wio will read The article ii tho UGi9n and shs
statements or Col Ripley viii EDa that, inst..ad 1
discre pancy they agree iguge for figure - eenl
1 The Unions Article states that the eIsendtUtd
Z and products al Springfield kImofy, dTing the p4
ri5d Of twelve and fourth ye9rs.(e aiding with Ii
I fiscal year last past) since The cLmmencemeni q
4 the Military Superiniendencg, rs compared viii
the same during an equal peficd,i Immediately pre-
ceding, ofthe Civil Supeiinteueence, as follows
i During Pc Miitasy Superintendent.
E4p'dilures for 1853 200 arms made, 81 ss1 6s7 Q,
:" for machines, buildings,
repairs, &c. 4sG, sos a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

llaif past ocloek.-Burns, the Fugitive, ha
Just bceu taken from the c0uys-iouse, under gnhr,
o. one hundred men, armed with swords AID us
tolls being the Marshas special Deputies, iogcth
With three companies Of I. S.to5fs1 including Nh
artillery detachment with Founder, and l3clt
niece Tie Eostun Light Dragons aad. Lender
followed. and the artillery aud infantry c4al
panics II TIE first brigade " Slatc<ia Grodn.
hisses ana ye!ls were poured ugoa The dae q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
s237t552 80

OF both, 81 37i 552 80
DGri9z he CiUH SapsSiH,eRdeAoc
iiIures for l65 967 arms made, s.. 100, 25J20
/" for machines, buildings,
,airs, &c. lss.52i 50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

DoANE & cowoiLL.-we invite attention 10
advertisements in another column, from W hich it
will be seen that The partnership-of Cowgirl. &
McswoRDs and of a. S. DoANE q Co. have been
dissolved, and the business of the two firms re-
solved into the firm of DoANE & CowGrLL. The
two first mentioned firms have done very large
forwarding and commission business, and the new
firm, composed of most worthy and efficient gen.
uemen, will, we take pleasure in saying, be emf
nentfy deserving of a continuance of the extern
sive patronage which has heretofore been extended
10 them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
RIvER lnIPORTs.

LOGISvILLE-P.r Steamer j. G.. Cline.-B.
hams; Forsyths & Hopkins, s52 bbls beef, IS ibid
hams, 6 do b. con; Cowgill& McSwords, 100 bbIs
whiskey; o. Pryor, 5 bbls oil; DORSEY. Howard &
Knox bbls mtize; J. w. Chapline, bbl hams.
CINCINNATL.-Per Steamer LaLrobe-McAf-e
Bros, so hhds bacon; A. S. Doane s. Co. so do.
bacon ..ss s,..s
S. Neal, / bin gun barrels, Sweeney, Johnston &
Co. Fscrew; o. Pryor, ID boxes and 2 bales can.
die wick; Barnes & Coulter hbs porter; A. G.
Robinson & Co., 200 bundles paper; Strobe &
Bloch Buggy.
Mi ler& Co. 1873 sacks corn, is sacks feed; S. B.
Vroqyn, Is bags wheat and lot old metal; J. Camp
bell 80 bags potatoes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

TAG SECOND TRAcK.-About thirly-ive miles
of The second track between Baltimore and Pied
mont has already been constructed; the gradual
ton Of the roadway for The remainder has been
nearly completed, and immense quantities OF
cross-tes are ready 10 be laid at any moment
The main want is iron. For this. says the Cum
berand Journal Mr.. Harrison. the President of the
Company, is now negotiating, and expects to OBJ
tain portion at least from manufacturers in
Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

"UN1oS Dowx.'-W ehave been annoyed several
times at seeing the stars and stripes floating over
some of the steam ers at our whorf the position of
"Unon down." (the field of stars at the bottom OF
the flag. instead of waving proudly at the top of
ii stafr.) This at sea is invariably the signal of
distress or defeat tits caused here by the negli-
genceIor ignorance of those who host it on the
boats. We wish they would be more careful with
tina; glorious ensign. for it sometimes gets very
Troublesome when not treated properly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

THr Hon. C. T. JAMES. Of the 0. S. Senate,
has sent US copy of the Abolition speech of Tru
man Smith of Connecticut. We should express
our thanks 10 Mr.. james for his courtesy, did we
not think that the document was forwarded us by
mistake. 1t must have been designed for the eai-
tor of the Gazette Z SPA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

TmE Boon CnrLpREN.-These pert and pleasing
little rersonaters of The legitimate DIANA are the
same who have attracted crowds in the New York
and Baltimore Museums, and the Manager of the
latter now presents them for few evenings al
Washington Hall. They performed scenes from
the "Honey Moon,'' sMacbetll," and :he "Sthool
for Scandal last night under many disadvantages.
To night they present new aud attractive BILL
See advertisement in another column. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
CONVERSATIONAL.

WAsHINoroN, March IS. 4
SEsArE.-Mr Stuart introduced bill granting
lands TO Michigan for rail road. .5:s
HousE.-The Speaker submitted communion
ton from the Secretary of the navy in answer to a
resolution inquiry Stating that the steamers we
employ inthei ocean mail service, are not built in
such d manner would render them reliable as
war steamers. in case ttey should be required for
such service; though they could be made very
useful IS transports or as IrivatetIs, bearing small
atmaments. Personal explanations were made
by Nests Hunt and Laue, growing out exciting
proceedings of Fliday. 81 80. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

The RussEL1 AFFAlR.-We had hoped that we
had said all that was necessary to be said i'll rela-
ton to the difficulty between G. w. RI SELL Esq.,.
and The editor of the Times & Gazette. But that
paper has rendered it necessary for say more.
1t has every issue since the affair, protested that
it was unconscious of having done Mr.. Russell any
injustice, or said anything at which he should
take offence. Mr.. Russell is, therefore, according
10 The Times, placed in the position OF petulant
Holspur, seeking 10 pick quarrel without cause,
and we, i'll saying what we have saidin his favor,
placed in tie same category. We must therefore
take The uoubIe 10 pit the affair in its proper
position.
Tie editor Of the Times has said that he made
no personal attack on Mr. Russell. In Saturday
morning paper he says "ws said nothing more
of him than that we understood he was lnstru-
mental in getting it Uhe amendment to the City
ChaIter) passed." And in yesterdays Times he
repeats the the same denial thus:
'Asto the cause of the attack, five can only
be shown that erred in what we sad IN the ar
ticle that gave offence, shall most assuredly
retract it. As we said at the time we say now,
if we can be shown that we did Mr.. Russell any
wrong we are willing 10 make all the repara-
ton IN our power, tut until ne are shown that
we have nothing further TO say aboutit."
We could scarcely conceive itpossible that an
editor should so fatty deny his, own words Two
days after they had been uttered. If our readers
will look instie Times & Gazette of Thursday
morning last, they will fnd an editorial article
which hot only by implication, but by every con-,
stuction ofwhich the language is susceptible.
imputes to MIR. Russell such want of moral prin-
ciple, and sucha want of every sentiment of per-
sonal honor which should characterize n man..
that he would NOT hesitate. where his personal in
etests are at stake, to perpetrate.mulder and prO
mole riot, profanity, suicide, &c, &C.. as he
could for a contemplate consideration escape
the moral responsibility OF such crimes.
knowing us we did, DR.. Russell for years; know
ing the unimpeacEable character which he has al
: ways sustained in the many important and Iespon-
sibie positions he has occupied; knowing from
personal acquaintance his uniform courtesy kind
ness and urbanity as private gentleman. We felt
indignant at the only ..scurr,lous assault we had
ever seen made upon him, and we felt it our duty
both as public journalist in zcoinmhni.y whste
ne hasrendered such signal service. and per-
s0nal friend, to pronounce the assault unjust and
Snealed for; and without seeing Nj. Russell or
showing whether .intendedtodake any notice
" 'ae attack, we penned Immediately amer read-
lug H. The article which Appeared in our columns
80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

SEIZURE OF THE BLACK wv RRIoR.
Z BALTIMORE March 1sth.-New Orleans papers
oil Tuesday have been received which Stale That
the news of the seizure of the Black Warrior Ind
caused great excitement at Mobile and New Or
leans.
wien the t.Corwin'' left that harbor an immense
crowd focked to the whuryes, and the flags of all
The Americanyessels were raised as she passed
The guns OF the Moro Castle were levelIed at the
"Csotwin'' as she went out, and the 'battleinenis
brstled with armed men.
The steamship Isabel arrived at Charleston with
dates TO the stl, but nothing additional in regard
to the seizure. Many of the passengers of the
Black Warrior came home on the Isabel. Much
excitement is said to exist among the Creole popu.
lation on the island.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

INTERESTING TO PAREsrs.-Mr. Partridge has
brought the Juvenile department of his Daguer-
rean establishment 10 suot perfection that he can
INV take the likeness OLA infant of any age in
the twinkle of an eye. So that despite the rest
lessness of the dear little creatures he can secure
ac.simile Of them, correct in every feature aud
e,nression. See advertisement. 49, .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

DEATH OF VENERABLE L,Dy.-The ZanesviIle
Courier records i'll the following paragraph, the
death of Mrs. YouNo. a sister of DANIEL ZANE of
this city. lady highly esteemed for her great be-
nevOlence. exemplary piety, and long life OF
usefulness:
DEATH OF Mas. YouxG.-This venerable lady.
wife Of Rev. DAVID YOUNG, and relict OF the late
JoHx McI>TrRE, (who left very large legacy fol
educational purpose in zanesyile,) departed THIS
life, at an advanced age, at IL o'clock OH WedneS-
day night, she was inferred at O'clock P. NJ, on
Friday, in WOodlawn cemetery. An obituary no
lice will probably be furnished by SOME one ia
miIiar with her history.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

TIE GAZETTE need not trouble itself bout the
column which any editorial article in this paper
occupies. All the contents of this paper are hand
ed to a foreman who understands his business, and
IN any case responsible editor will be found for
anything which this paper may contain. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

f. NEW YORK MARKET. S.
March 5-Flour firm at 81, s7as.l2, southern
1887. Wleat dull Corn firm 84as7. Whiskey,
Ohio, firm. ssGl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
DIR, Gordon Harris.g

5oaii "A GRADUATE oPsCAMBRIDGE.
nFFlCE-B6ltmoreL Lock Infrnary. No. 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the Exchange buildings Baltimore
practical experience orIover 90 years enables Dr. II.
10 Insure sound and speedy certain class OF bis.
eases Which have too long yielded by regular phys-
idcniialy, either in person or by letter.
ersois at distance cured At homo by addressing
letorto DIR. Harris Baltimore, Nd All communications
confidential, remedies sent by any part ofthe u S.
See advertisemehton on fourth page. sil so apr4-1y
Foreign lIsxchnnSe,l n oreign Exchange.
DERSONS wishing to remit noneyto England, Ireland
II! Scotland, in amounts from8 upwards find
safe, quick and cheap medium ID rough
EDWARDS, SANFORD&C0. ~
s7t6sa So - N. PIGMAN, Agent,
ne13tE., 81. n a go. Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
EEW ORLEANS MARKET.

3 sNEw ObLEANs, March 13th-Cotton active du-
ring the week. Sales 1000 bales ut an advance OF
&c. orlenis middling 81. Stock on hand 275, 900
bales. Receipts from all Southern ports GAO, 900
less than lait year. Flour 64c. higher. Western
mixed cornk4c. - 'fts, y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
NILS GEL A..NE0Us. !
.Wlnl, -T -Maads.

.,.,.sss. :. VIM. II. .Meeds,,ss ~
Bookbinder, s. SBlnnlksbook mnnufncturer,
No. 24a Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
IEoULD respectfully friends and The pub
In general, that they bought The establish
me known as James NJ Ewings Bookbindely and
1k and prepared to Rule and
ha 70 order blank books OF every descriptions nlsic
In not to be surpasi
and BY any esta bllshment III the country. - =
iapt2-1YA Eaa'eti-i l.f.l5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO. !,
embracing fifteen different brands OF 's and Pound
Lum's nom IS TO % cents, including p veiy IL p
Hoandsi fine F. Beehye, Thor nton Tho1nas
Also supply cattee boxes or IIunfers
oSnss and andsSns rie and
Bells Cherry Ripei the California Gold ar etc etc
ged in the tobacco trade, hay
ing three extensive houses in Virginia. being the
regular Tobacco establishment west OF the Atlantic
cities, and having laid in previous to the adj
vance, we feeliconfdent that induce
lerts as house better, and but
equal either castor Nvnst. ask the mer.
we also keep constantly ON hund heavy and general
sleek OF Impaired Sesars also AmericanSrs
lah, Half Spanish and common Segafs Scotch snut N
biaddeIs also in{ ID packs Matches, ofcvariots
kinds Pipe Stems Don't 10 cali
and see for yourselves. tLoGANsCARR e. co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
Tobacco! Tobacco! !! Topaocol i

WE would most respectfully call the attention orMer
chants and GIoeers TO our very large general
cles as legitImatey belong to regular = *
WhoIesnfe Tobucco H ouse. &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

ClNcINsArI NlarchI s.-River fallen 70 inches
and still receS ng., Weather mild and pleasant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. st
RoouEsTER, March 13--Messrs. Gordon & Cos.
grlst mill at this place. was burnt this morning.
The loss estimated at $4,000, one half OF which
is insured -, 5.-.sss 900 =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

HvER AND WEATHER.
PITrsbvHas March ls.-River IL feet falling;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
tnlNcINNArI MARREr

CINCINNATI MARKET.
March 1St.-Flour duh S6,20a6, so; whisky
224c, receipts light, nothing ttanspired IN provi
sions, martet dun. SUGAR in good demand, 100
hhds sold 43a54, molasses 22aa23.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

WE regret 10 learn that CALEp E. BOorrr. AL
derpan Of The Third Ward. died yesterday of con-
sumption. . ars
He will be buried thisatternoOn, at o'clock. by
the Masonic fraternity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

"a. HGHFEEN MONTHS
AVE expireSsin concluded TO close my Dry Good
IL busineSsi having many persons still indebted
me- hope they not want longer time to pay Goods
that should have Senpaid for long since. 5-f
Don't be ashanti, but come along and get receipt In
full. lTA. JOHNSTON, Jr., 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

n. Fl, Is PAINT ROOM. slel
Parkers Saloon, Market street, third story. Open
IA from 10 to t2 O'Clock and from2 10 A..
nPortraits painted aud Instruction given in Painting
and design. novi6 r HANNA. !,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

C,,rA1x DlLLoS's NEW poAr, The oRp. dropped
DOWN to tie wharf to day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

To THE LADrEs-W1rnDRAw PROM THE Co
.Lirrox AGAINST TnRowrSo IN TRIM4rNos.-We
call attention to the advertisement of Isaac PRA-
GER respecting the above subject.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

NOTICE iEhereby given that the ofsIiusRT & Irr
II Is this day dissolved ty mutual coiiseut The
business Of the Old rm win be setted by me new on
Little q which day goes into Operation
old stand on Market stieet. - ejaff
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

Ten YEARS OLD. = :
TuST> COZ superior Half Spanish Cigars,
warrant ed to bias old as represented and much supe-
rior to the Ipheelinaialf Spanish. =
f.b ESr sale cheap j. W RHODES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
no CorrcsPondents:g

sG,scription. advertising or 9th
business ofthe Integeneer, should be adj
dressed % the editorial depart or tho pa.
SonI be addressed TO the editors, jointly, 10 ell
thsr ore writing for publication win please
Si1s mi on one side OF the paper. aff
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ian4.iy wheeIing, Va.
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MELoDEoN BUILDINGS, MAIN STREET,
febt4 WHEELING. VA.