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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-09

A, W. o. Tot,sn has resigned his
seat on the Supreme Court Bench
Of Tennessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-09
ALWAYS ON HAND!
Fleming. & Dams,

"7OULD beg leave TO inform the =
W citizens OF Lincoln county, that Ga
we are still or hand and ready to DO all Rf
kinds of work in our line bo.h for Ladies'
or Gentlemen, in the most Fashion al
able style. and at short notice, and Ns,
on the most reasonable terms. Give us trial.
We are thankful for your very liberal PATRON
age heretofore extended and solicit a couting-
ance of the same. FLEMING & DAVIS.
April 5, 1855--12m.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

C''L CoXvExr.oS.-A Convention composed OF
lac Coal and Mining Companies of Kanawha
county, vas held in Charleston on the 18th last
The oJiecl was to elicit information appertaining
% lie mineral and other interests of the great
Nanawla region. with view to the preparation OF
report exhibiting the claims of those interests 10
Tie legislative aid Of the State
Some interesting REMARKS were made by differ
OF the Convention, aud tue following
resolutions passed.
Rss.i1ed, that Col. @. Tompkins. Messrz- Gle
'nSni Smith, e. JefrieS, S. F. Griffin, and SAINT
4. A'ter Le, anil they are hereby appointed a
eo3mltre, whose dUty it shall be to inquire into
',7 extent OF the general resources Of the Valley
Q, he hanaEha, the probable amount and value
o. HelsAi /. will fucRlsh foC transportation: the
TAi=a. dNtte interests now engaged in the Coal,
ii'n Salt and Lumber nf the Valley; the necessi
:: oi "a improved mode Of transportation, to Sc
'u'' successful development OF this and Other
''r'rsls to propose meInorial to the Legislature,
sn'o4ins The result OF their inqLries in the mat
,'.A '"'iS submitted 90 them, aud to do and per
.,''" every nieE act oC thing which they, in their
augment, shall thjnk Wilt best subSetve the inter
SIS 81 tie paties Composing this meeting, haviHg
roper regard TO the great Interests OF the State,
:, We'll as The tights and interests OF the Jam eS
'''f' a"d kaaawha Company.
The Contention adiourRed to meet in Charles
'a ca the l5,h OF November.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

DANGEROUS MAN ABRoAn.-On the eastern
bound train OF the B. & o. Railroad, night before
last, there was passenger who manifested deci
led symptoms of Insanity, frequently exclaiming
that he expected to be kilIed-that there was
conspiracy against hiel. and refusing 10 keep the
sat signed him. While the cars were passing
Yer Kinswool Tunnel he got out on the plat
orn, and WIDEN the Conductor, Mr.. Jomx SxDEK,
'DdeavoEed to get him back into the car, he drew
. pistol on Nj. S. which tue latter warded off,
While in his act the man drew with the other
hand knife from hrs pocket, with which he made
: thrust at The Conductor, inAicttng only slight
1Onad. He was Immediately hand cuiTed and Ia
,ea 10 Piedmont, aud Yesterday morning, in charge
4 an officer. was taken to Kingwood. He said his
name was JoHS H. BCusnALL, from Union CO.,
and that he was on his way to North
Carolina, TO settle his fathers estate. He vas
,vry respectable looking nan. end had the appear
'nee OF having suffered severely from sickness,
at no. ftOm incompetence. He said he had been
.lck ior nearly y months
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
NEW YnRK MARKET

=
SEFr. 25-Flnur market, for common and meIi-
um grades heavy and transactions SLO% decline
Of l2c per barrel; shippers less anxious 10 op-
crate, while the home trade does moi appear TO I've
disposed 10 purchase more than sufficient 10 sup
ply immediate wants. The receipts do not show
any very important increase. For forward drliv-
eEy,theTe is pretty good demand at luil prices.
Sales III the aggregate of 100000 hblS at 1624a75
or common 10 S,rJight; State T.SJ4aS,25; extra do
t,I5aS,25i mixed TO fancy and low grades Of extra
OHIO, Michigan, &c, and 9al00O for GrneSrr.
Included IN the sal, s are 1000 hb Common Stale,
deliverable IN October aud November at $50;
1000 do, all in October, on private Terms, and
1000 round hoop ONO, for November, at T,12,
and 1000 State for November, at 1914. For Ca
na'iIIm flour lhsEe Is modeIale demand. Sales al
Sag inr SuPeTfne to cLuir Z; for gund common $50.
The market Tor Southern flour Is easier. Sales at
S,l2!aS,62 for common 10 choice brands. Rye
flour Is selling in small parcels at 5,50a6 so for
hne aud Superfne. CorTmeil in fair supply, aud
can he packed up at eaSitr prices. Sales Of Jer-
Sey at 4,6S3a4,I5, Baltimore ,a4Sl, ami 4sT4
for Brandywine.
Wheat: scarcely as much shipping demand; we
notice however fair inquiry, without important
change. The market at The close ruled III favor OF
purchasers, the receipts from the West increasing;
sales include led southern at S5a95; small 10; OF
white do at 2,U5alO; spring red Upper Lake GOA
LIZ winter do at 80; white Canadian al 2,0Sa
2,I2.
Rye in request at better prices, sales of 5000
bushels at l.l7a20, including 5000 Tor October al
the latter figures.
Corn: lhlre is moderate inquiry and the mar
ket is without imPnTtant change; sales of Western
mixed at SSaSS4, white held atlal ,O3. and yellow
gOa94.
Oats are in better demand at improved prices;
sales at 4naI3 for State and Western. Barley is
scaIce and II uch wanted.
Ashes thee market is steady with moderate
business at 6,SI3 for pots and 6.51 70, pearls.
Whisky dull; we can only hear OF sales of $50
OaIreiS at 404c for buh Ohio aud Prison.
Pork somewhat irregular, mess may be quoted
shade firmtr with lnU,lrrate deInnn, sales 500
brS at %, 624a22,I5; new mess ,25a2l, So Nj IS
beef firm, sales al / ,50sl2 for conmtry pine, and
13aI4 for pine mess, and l6,5Oal7 for lepacked
Chicago, and 200 brls beef hams nominalIy at the
same price. Cut meats out of market. Lard
scarcely so firm, prices however without improve
menr, sales 200 brls at 4aI2. Butter selling al
i5al6c fur Ohio, and l9a22c for Stete. Cheese in
far request arSol0. Rice is without improvement,
safes OF new at 81. Tallow, demand continues
good with light stock, sales of $1,000 lbs pIime
at lSc cash.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTIl-The 8 10 a NJ Train wi! connect at
Sandusky with Mutnls Train from Toledo; Monroe
vtic win lineage tN' ess southern ulNtSon e. ~ r.
h0ld al shelby JrnCli"u with Cincinnati Express OuI
Cleveland; a. Mansfield Junction win itav ENrrrS~
Pittsburgh and al Newark with The East and trains
on euiIai OhIh RailI,ad.
The 3 ~ Train w;II Sandusky with stea.
ncr h"y City rom Detroit; MnncoeNile with
j rain on c d I. r. r at Shelby Junction 5."l
with Mai Tram on L & ~ e x L for COumhus
Cnnai a. Mansfield Junction 40 with Fast
on ~ X K i", Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East
aud W est Night ! raInS on Central Ohio X.
Connection at NeITark with Malt Train nom Eeaue
Central Ohio X Il; al Mansfield Junction with Express
eihnnt Express Tor Cleveland, Buffalo and New York,
aud at Momr"evIie with Mail Ttan L & Z Road Tor
Toledo, Chicasu.
The "10r Train viii connect at Newark with By
press from The East Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train LOT Pittsburgh; Shelby Junc
uonat '2l with Cincinnati Mall for Clcve.aud' at
MuIoevI lie with Night Express Toledo ard chicago,
Chicago.
J. K. ROBINSON sup't
NahhGSky. aug = 1850. SpIJ-lT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
Dissolution of Co-Partnership,

Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON IL PATTERSON,
mll:ly M LIZ Main sIrnet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
THE INTBLLIGENCER.
5EpNssDAY MORN: SEPTEMBER Is. 1855.
FAIR
Regulations for Wednesday

Tie names OF the Judges will be called from the stand
.. ooeloek A. NJ, in order that vacancies may be I'LL
Cd. prompt attendance OF the Judges is urgently re-
qass;ca.
Grounds until 70 O'Clock, NJ, register all animals and
ride, for exhibition, afer which The entries will be
Tie Judges wIcOmmenee the performance of their du
t.ss at O'Clock. p. NJ,
ORDER FOR THE HORSE EXHIBITION.
Al O'Clock, p n, ,hs Judges on Horses will take the
stand shena grand procession OF all horses, mares and
rolls or competition. will fake pace-ptv!son list, of
s j. the lead. followed! by The other classes in the
o,der mentioned ia the list OF premiums All COMPETE
mrs or prem under the heads OF horses lor 'igh
piau.ll.'' Matched Horses" and Single Driving
lioses, should have their horses, &c in where
pss,ie,ble.
AMER which the Committees will begin critical exam
..ioa OF each class III its several divisions.
sd.6 CHARLES MARSHALL, see'y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

SOAE GArrLr.-Amoug the notices Of The. Ohio
Stale Fait We End the following:
a CO'o tOorth Money r. C. Corwiu was
offered Yesterday on the Fair grounds for his beau
titul COW. Scottish Blue Bell, $500. and refused
TO sch her.
High, Priced Bun-six Thousand dollars were
at the State Fair, yesterday. Two others wrre VAL
ue'l at $4,000 each, and the price of another was
fixed at So. 600.
y GrcP Eggle.-This beautiful horse, that attract
ed So much attention on the Fair grounds, was
AWARDED premium !of $50. He is valued at
$1,000; Pretty good price lur horse over twenty
years old.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

F,TsLoccUEE~cE.-on Sunday whilst the pas
sensrr train OF the Baltimore and Ohio Roiroad
was approaching near Mou"cacy britge. a Young
man AIMED William Fowler, brakesman OF tie
tad accidentally received such injuries as to
isare no hopes whateSer of his recovery. 1t APP
pears tiat he Designed stopping at one of the sta
tons and as the train was being stopped, jumped
tae'eirom. ""twi' hstanding one of the firemen
waved his hat 10 him not to do ii. The conse-
qnence was that lie vas cut in horrible manner.
The train was Immediately stopped. and Colonel
Shut the conductor. with several others. ran to
his assistance. but could do nothing to relieve or
ave HIM His s'Stec was in the train at the time,
and her piercing screams quaiIed the stoutest
asad, The deceased has wife residing in Balti
tmote.--HTgus.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

S=tENS,o OsEnISe.-AIf:ed Baemett has adj
'sTsed the CInriunati Home Journal for sale,
3D. as lie open,ag IS a rate Que, ve give it the
'=ae6t * oar citcvlation=
ims ossrcE FoE SALE.-we wese going TO saw
F'I' b4t oar regard for honesty is so proverbiai
az We will not ieoPaEdize 1T. 1t is DEAR at any
+-e' but tf there Is relative Of the DAxrHooL
,-''F anywhere ia the vicinity who wishes 10
:, al the money he has, quarrel with his best
g-aas get into newspaper "PAites, set up
CUTS and toll toC pockets turned inside out,
~! ! lei hi'H come and buy out the LOsyMal, OF
1''i' "e~ TEMPERANCE paper.
1af cotemPofary says this is rare chance. We
'A'"s 1t is quite usual oae.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
Use the Magic Impression

DAPER for writing without PENN copying plants
i leaves. flowers. Pictures, Patterns Embroidery
marking Inca ndelibIy and norifnld writing. This ar.
cle is absolutely the best portable HkstaId in the known
world for small quantity folded and placed in the peck
Ell, constitutes travelling iHkStamd which
keI. No needed, fOI stick sharpened point
writes equally wei tile hest gold pen tie universe
For drawing, Is in iSPenablc is indeed The only
OF Drawing and Painting taught in one lesson ANY
leaf, plant. flower be transferred the pages an
album, with minute and distinct resemblance Of nature
Win equal facility, pictures and embroidery patterns
taken and have received the highest -O2iums from
lair and indeed an tasteful present lady
could not be produced.
Magic Paper will also mark nen or other att
cles. 10 iemam perfectly indebIe IN the walking
in the world fails 10 bringft Any child ca use il
with perfect With this Magic per, likewise one
four copies OF aletter written, without
additional labor whatever, making it the cheapest and
most cOnvere: article etaRt tbs used great
lnge by reporters OF tue public press telegraph operators
and hosts OF others
Each package contains four different cOoTs black blue
green and Ted, with m and printed instructions tor all
use, lind will last Efficiently obtain distinct
pTcssiOns.
1t is put up in beautiful enameed coored envelopes
with trIhiulhkeness OF the proprietor attached Each
and every laekage warranted.
PRlCE- per dozen, five for 81. Single packages %
the above prices Address, FOst paid,
n. pUBBELL, 1857 Broadway, New York,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
DISSOLUTION.
CHESTER & co.
FORWARDING IND SHIPPING

O4t " 1IIlDI1FU dND DI1IFFINL
MERCHANTS.
50, WEST STREET. CORNER OF CEDAR ST.
NEW YORK
NONSlGNMESTS Tor re SHIPMENT solicited and good,
~ forwarded 10 all pats Oi the world with the utmost
Agents al the
New York, Baltimore mud Wheeling Line,
oi lie transportation 10 tie Valley OHIO and Mis-
sIsSilih, Via baltimore ard Ohio Railroad
having oi9ln OF well known agents th,ourhout the
and price - " ~
e eslern merchants solicited call al The New
otk Ase"c! upon the subscribers, LeO.e making tho
COnlI aC;s elsewlcc
CHESTER d CO,
ag2A:ly % West ST., New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

To those who are making fail purchases, we
you'd say do not fail 10 give Isaac Prayer call.
a, SIN suite, he can satisfy your every wish. In a
LAY OF two he viii! be in receipt of the cheapest
lot Of EnbroideHes ever before sold in Wheeling!
Remember the Eastern Bargain Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
GREATS rnRM

BALI, Sept 25.-New Orleans papers of We'd
nesday have lIsen received. They contain details
oil great storm on the Lake coast, which caused
great damage. Several vessels were wrecked
houses Frustrated, W harveS washed away aud lives
lost. Two gentlemen were killed at Mississippi
Siiy by the falling nj house; one was son Of
AiT. Geo. W. Givings, the other a Mr. Joseph
Prentice. They were merchants from New Or
leans. The gale was more severe than any expe-
rienced since 1928,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

BAIT, Sept. 25.-0n Saturday IS deaths &C.
CURED at Norfolk. All Pnr sn1uth Il. On Sun-
day 81 in NorfoIk and PorIsmnunth IL Five
physicians died on Saturiay-Dr=. Cape Of New
York, Hiliiard, of Montgomery. Ala. Burns Of
Norfolk, Rizer of PhiPa., and Walters Of Bait.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

House Furnishing Store.
T HAVE just opened, at No. 81 Monroe street, new
stock Housekeeping Articles. consisting Of Table
Cutlery Silver Plated AhIta and britannia waie. Plan
ise Japanned and Plain lin ware; Walters OF different
styles and various patterns, ornamental and plain Fan
aud plain willow brushes Feather busters aud
Fly brushes, wooden ware Family Hardware, I:atIHg
apparatus and Kitchen wdie complete.
aPI0 X. i. WOODS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

X nnted.-The subscribers viii pure base or make
g, .ibs.a! advances Consignment baltimore,
fiade'PGI o. New Nutk, vi 1nur, wheat, oats, COM
barley, clover and timuiEy seeds Also on huter solid
pckled) ana eggs GILL. ~ Co.
Maze ct
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
EuSHFIELD &, Co, aud
THOMPSON q PATTERSON,
a GREAT VICTORY OVER ALI LINI1IENI'sl
j. 3. VONDERSMITHS
Chang Flu,
Chinese Liniment.

JtIS superior preparation is PeSen cd 10 the Ameri-
can public with the sgeatss confidence that its Cfi-
Cenl Curative qualities excel any other known Liniueu
Its action is CeItan, sale and uniOTm falling in no case
where an external appllcatiOnis appropriate All WIN
have tried II regard Il iIabie IA the OOyyns Dis
esss: rheumatism, sITais, bruises SWtled limbs VVea
lo'ns. white swelling pains in the back hips, sides lie
breast lace, or any other the body II isaneA-
ceIlet remedy ia hses sCaIds, cuts etc The UseIu
ness OF ihis inest mabiC Chemical compound shy no S
Confined 10 The luman Slecles hut is equally euatOus
MheeNeT aled To Cure diseases al the favoriIe dOmcs
nc animal he horse. Among the many iscas es aud eel
dents occurring 10 the horse which il is tile most GER
lalhCc may he ramci the following viz: CuIS bruises
sIa'lS IN tue Shoulders s, chaps, scratches cracked heel
wecncy spine Palor Joints. etc. For urhcr PArlcu-
iaus directions on bottles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
CINCINNATI MARKET


SEPT. 25-FIuur is steady, sales at 6,GO, but
1t is not 50 bmoyant as it yesterday. Sales Of
400 bu. red wheat at l25aI3O 200 bu hite at 80;
Whisky steady. good demand. Stles at 324aS23
Bacon sides ia; shoulders l24. Mess pork $50.
Groceries unchanged with (nlr business dong IN
the regular way Coffee, sales fair and good Rio
at ~ Cents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
RALTIMORE MARKEr

500; City Mills firm 1877. Wheat firm, white
lS5a2OO; red II5alS5. Corp. white at S8a9n-
Rye, Maryland los, Penna IFS. OATS sales at 80
asa cents. Provisions, 10 quoiable change, hol.
ders ask l24alS for shoulders, and ll4c lor sides
and hams II. Mess pork, sale at 2la22 CO. prime
Il, 50a2O.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
g You're aetlina ON"
YOUR HAIR IS TUPNING GRE

~ OEt VLAtN 10 OTtItINU UNiL!
"si' you cart stop your getting old, but you may
p your aven locks in spite Of FatheY Time by Using
Woods Hair Restorative.
lF aee to get it is at the Bridge cSrer Drag Store
T. H. Logan a Co.
you will find everyhing9desirabIe in The toilet
y CT gentleman. spos
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

M,ErLsSpEEs! you are requested to meet at tie
Reading toom on Wednesday evening at u o'c'oc k
br the Transaction Of business preparatory to the
ormotion of an association.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

Many and just Objections are made TO ali lie ordinary
llnInemls oil Tile Iy Oh account Oi their UtsN We SMELL
aud The u'rsghIy stains Uenc' upon the skin Won.
dcIul tact winch has been verified the
the most profound CHEMISTS and The delight vi fasdiuua
patients is thai in addition to its surprising curative ell
iecis, lsfhe most hellt!u aud & bic uer
June IL any part OF the skin which it may he applied
II impats rosy and natural glow which lasts IOr many
hOuIs, and leaves tile VeIVety Suneys Of ea nv VII n IN
stead OF tue eaCiCd aud olapped appearance which is
common result OF almost all articles used for tRat
purpose HeIce' every indys toilet Is supplied with it
aze s agreeable odor need but open bottle AID
Try yourself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
ACCIDENT

ToLEDo. Sept. 25.-'rhe O'Clock Tram from
Chcsgo, ran on he track to-day, about mile
from this city. 4petsons were injured. the bag
gage master Il is thought badly. Ii was caused by
the switch being open.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

THs CONCERT TO -~rcmr.-We apprehend that
rgrry person who enjoys music-anL who is so
spussS as not t" Tore u!-wil desire to attend Mis-
p'eH's grand vocal and instrumental concert to-
D,sht'aI Washington Hall, and as this will be eve
,Iyho1ys destre. everybody who wishes to get
sat should 80 early. Mrs. Drew is not only a
pretty lady, hut is one of the prett est Singers we
ever heard. and the musical attractions will be
increased by Professors WEBER. GAus, FEtxLER
AMI ERssLrSa and little CHARLIE Drew, and a full
aud ialeu,e, orchestra.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
ENTITIES FOR TgE FAIR

The Office win be kept open this evening to enable the
.-ns the city an others make their entries-s nd
iii, morning, CFueslay,) will be removed In the
Fair Grounds. and again OPEN at the Office in The city in
..e evening,
.p.a c. MARSHALL, see.y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

HUBBELL's MAGlG lAFREssIox PAPER.-we refer our
readers TO the in another column setting
forth the merits OF his pleasing and ingenious invention
Tie Cheapness siOVld induce all TO give it ria-Pha-
delPhia Merchant.
is unsurpassed for neatess and utility, and should
meet with The sale il richly deserves Tribune
Just what The public has long desired and recommends
tselr 10 every lover OF taste and ICfnemen-JOurnal
OuTier Gusli;3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
THE CIRCUS TROUPE
consists OF tie following aCkuowI-
edged j5!cu;:

tNeNfAeH
GLoWN---.- .... jim MYrcS
Miss RoSc MApiGAN
The icailes> sTaccn! and brilliant
mcrican Artist, in Ter matches,
Scenes OF EquitsiiUm. Messis 4
King. IsRoe w. ArmstIpus. II p
Nsdisan, Mast. Michigan, Tbop,,.
son. AID Professor S'Xon viii, I,,>.
iaieni-d rupi!s, in all Of ibeir =
ciieveEteHis upon horseback and Ina
gymnastics.
Tie following rare and besn;inl
Animals a'e among The co.lectin,.
belonging 10 This E1hib non:
4 HtszIiian Tiger, or Snufh A.
me,icam Jaguar. Two \ rican con.
aids, . \. american Bears. a I,si,
al EI'-iI>iI Deer, a heau,ifuiiy ntsS /
ed Zebra, Penn 'iam Lana, a While
Camel, = Kansa rOO-beSideS a w
,iety of The Monkey tribe, Farms
PeiicaIs, Swans, Birds Of Pa,
disc. etc. etc.
Admission TO see tile Combined
Exhibitions, - cents. CbildTrn
undeF > years u age half price
Doors open al 10, . and : O'Clock
Performance to CONN eI,ce AT IOS
y and :! O'Clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
PREsInENr,S rPIp rn p ,

'tI7-74 7 10
WASnlNGrON, Sept. 25-Hon. e. Clancy Jones,
on behalf OF tie Slate Agricultural Society, anu
Sidney Webster will accompany the President 10
Harrisburg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

TnE FAIR commences on the Island TO- day
We visited the gsouads yesterday and found every
tmns indicating an interesting opening exhibition
AVID large crowd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
ERE.

BOsrox, Sept. 25.-The freight car Of the steam
boat tTaiH On the Stunnington Railroad, was burned
thus morning with all its contents, incluulng the
New York newspaper mail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

SEnFS.DE.-Thanks to Mr. JOINS FrcxlEsEx a nd
Professors EHKRLrNc and GAus' united band for
The delightful serenade with which they made the
mooo air musical beneath our window on Mon
day night. Mr.. Fickieseu, the accomplished mu-
scian and clever gentleman, who has made so
many warm friends in this city. is on the eve of
tis departure for Cincinnati, where heswiIl To-
cate We are sorry to lose him from our midst,
and wish him abundant success wherever he goes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
FROM WASHINGTON

SEFr. 25.-'rhe Secretary of the Navy has re-
tanned Lieut.. Maury at the National Observatory.
Commodore Smith has been appointed cLief OF lie
Bureau on Docks and Yards.