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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED IIY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
California News.
ARRIVAL OF rue GEORGE Law.

NEw YoRk, Oct. a0.-The U. S, Mail Steamer
George Law arrived this evening at o. clock from
AspmwaIl. She brings $50 passengers and ST.
100000 in treasure,
The George Law brings California mails 10 The
9th of Oct. She connected ut the ISthnuS with
the steamer John l.. Stephens, which brought dow II
near'y l,90O.O O IN treasure. TheJ l.. St phens
passed the Golden Gate the IT'LL and the Core ?
| on the 18th, both bound up.
The principal consIgneesare Drexel& Co. $3.50
600; Nletropolitan Bank 100000; Wells, Fargo
u Go. S300,0CO and William Huges SlUO, OUO
The news ttom ltornia is uuitnportamt All
the returns OF the election hal been received but
had not been officially counted The whole K. N,
Stale ticket is elected. JuhnSon'S mai. for Gov.
ernor is over 5000. Tie whole number of votes
polled was $4,000. The Legislature is composed
OF u X. MS, SO Democrats and two Wings. The
pTohlbitory liquor Jaw was defeated by over 5000
| majority.
Ex-Gov. Foote, ex Congressman Marshall and
Puton, are the prominent K. N. candidates for u.
| S. Senator, 10 succeed Mr.. GwiAn.
| Gen. Denner, Secretary OF State, had left for
the Atlantic States to claim lis seat in the House
oil Representatives. the next Congress;
a party OF l2O recruits left San Francisco, on
the steamer Uncle Sam, to JOIN Col. Walkers ex.
petition at San Juan del Sud. Another party was
10 go shortly from Nevada
Judge Norton has decided that the sale Of the
ship property made by tue city III Dec, 1858, FOR
S1,OOe,OO0 was invalid.
a destructive fire occurred at Jamestown, eau.
sing less Of property to the value of 5i5,OOn.
The principal sufferers are Dr.. Dodge, druggist,
and MessEs. DOnavan, fIefEernes & ButteIfield,
Merchants. Among other buildings consumed
was the Masonic Hall.
Adyices trom Oregon announce the safety of
Gov. Stevens.
The English steamer Bolivar had arrived at PAN
anna, bringing dates from Valparaiso TO Sept. 14lh
and CatIHO TO the 25th
Ex-President Belz, was passenger on board the
steamer. on his way TO the US.
10 the 26th Of July.
ESQ perton.
In San francisco considerable activity has pre-
vailed during the last fortnight and in many art-
Giles material advance has taken place, the mar
ket was buoyant at the close, at the following
rates: Gullego and Haxall flour Sl4al4,25. Clear
pork S22. per Dbl. Hams in brine 2lc. Bacon
extra clear S26. New butter 6Oc. Crushed SUI
gar lac. Turpentine LOG. Syrup 75c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
NEW YORK MARKET.

Der. SOth-Stocks easier. u. S. 6's 1867, 49,
Sterling steady.
Cotton quiet, sales of SEQ bales. Coffee quiet
sales Of 500 bags Rio. Suger dull. sales of / 300
N at SO. LinSetd and Lard oils steady, lion
declined, sales Of 100 tons Scotch pig al Sc, 3d.
Tobacco firm, sales of SO hhds FTeights unchan-
ged.
Flour opened Is higher for common State, which
was wanted FOX filling contracts, demand for ex-
poIt aud home consumption not active, market
closed rather, easier for low grades OF Western, and
heavy for all other kinds, sales of $4,000 bblS al
| 8. S74a9,2 for common 10 choice Michigan, 9,l2i
ga for straight and extra do. and ssh fol
common TO choice and fancy and lower grades OF
extra luGiana, Wisconsin, Chic, &c. There is
less demand for forward delivery, and buyers re-
fuse TO pay so much by Is per bbl. Contracts for
State were 10 considerable extent settled at mar
ket prices. Included in the sales are 1900 bbIS
State for November at S,S7A. Rye -four nonin-
ally the same, sales OF 100 bblS. Bait. cornmeal
at 4.Si4. Buekwheat flour selling at 2,62ai2, IS
| for 100 lbs.
Whisky in fair demand, sales Of 600 Iris Ohio
and Prison at 404a4I, CLOSING steady.
| West market 2a3c lower, with only limited
demand for exptrt Hnd far enquiry Eor LONE con
sumption; market sustained Somew hat by hon.e;!e-
mand, good and prime samples continue scarce,
sales include II, $50 white Canadian ?, l2a2 %,
$500 red southern at ,75a2. G5. 1900 white south
eTn at 2, Sal, 20, 2O00 white Tennessee at 220,
1900 red Ind. at 2,03 and 4CO0 white California
ut 50. Barley scarce and nr,queSt at full prices,
sales of 1000 bu COOL rowe L al Sic. Corn low
ct with strong desire TO realize, sales $4,000 bush.
western mixed at 9la96, closing al Haas prime
par0el4. Oats in market, Stale selling at 46a4Sc.
Mess POrN aSier, white prime slightly improved
sales uf lI0O bblS at S2 so for former and
S2Ia2l, % for latter, closing quiet Beef market,
sales heavy, safes of $50 bills. at S9,50aSI0 fol-
country prime. Sl3 for new country mess, SIC for
extra State and $3.50 for extra Chicago, Sl4aSI5
for Vermont mess; beef hams quiet and cut meats
nothing doing. Lard heavy, sales OF $50 bills. at
li$aI2. Butter and cheese unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

REMARKABLE yuYAcE.--A gentleman from Phil
aaeiphia, who was in our Office yesterday, actually
made the trip OIL steamboat from Pittsburgh 10
Wheeling in something over foe days! The fol-
lowing extract from his log book shows his voyage
to have been one of the most periIous and remark
able on record:
cleft Pittsburgh Wednesday. October "a, at 3
o'clock and is minutes, P. NJ; got aground two
miles below at O'Clock; off at - NJ. next day;
got aground al S. PM, at Beaver Dam, off at IL,
y. NJ. Friday; aground at Beaver Flats at II NJ.
same DAY; Off at IL NJ. Saturday; oground at
Showers Point-bIowing gale, was driven into
sho,e-sent to Pittsburgh for barge-batge came
down-dunng the night, parted cable; got of at
II o'clock a. NJ. on Sunday; aground again at
Warenton Bar at half past I A. M.-stayed there
all night; started at:2o minutes past next NOM
iug-struck the Sister Islands, but got Through with
considerable sparling-aEhved at Wheeling Mon
dlynight, October 29.'' Ws
We are happy to add that our friend, though
much fatigued, ASSURED US he had been well fetl,
the supply of provisions the vessel fortunately
not giving out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
FROM WAsHINGrnM

WAsMIxoroN, Oct SO-The President has de.
cidei that the resolution of February 1855, pro-
viding for the BEevet rank of Lieut.. Gen. under
which Gen. Scott received his appointment, gives
him additional pay and allowance and that it is
retructiVe in IFS operation from May 29th 1871,
and which decision has been communicated to
Gen. Scott.
Geo. II. Fairfield has been appointed Consul
for the port Of Louis Isle in France.
The Argument in the following cases was con-
:luued in the Court of Claims o-dAy by MI.
Sherman, chiefly in support OF the claim Tor in
serest on damages demauted under the Spanish
treaty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

October 30.--There is a better demand for cot
ton and prices are fmer.
Flour has undergone change, there is mod
crate export demand and further sales OF 800 bills.
standard brands have been made at 50; 100 bbls
for Nov. delivery on private terms, and 100 bbls.
extra at IS, 1924. zszz
Wheat in lair demand and prices steadily main
tanned, sales of 1909 bushels Southern and Penn
syIvana at 50 per bu. for prime red and 2, l2a2, ID
Tor fair aud prime white, including a cargo Of
$4,000 bus. at the latter figuIeS.
Whisky steady. sales of bbls at Al 4lAc and
hhds OF 40 Ale.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

THE STACY HOUSE, willbe pleasantly remember
ed byevery person familiar with GAINESVILLE. TEN
porariIy suspended from the effects of fire which
partially consumed 1t. it has been repaired. reno
waited and enlarged, and is now in successful OPP
Grafton, under the management of of Messrs. j.
A. Scorr & ]. NJ. WALLACE, gentlemen whose
especial aim it is to contribute to the comfort aud
equipment of their guests.
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ElRE

BosToN, October 3O.--At O'Clock this morning,
S. ntUrd's Cotton Factory at Corlesville, neal
Worcester, was destroyed by fire, together with
the out buildings and considerable quantity of
cotton. The loss is about $4,000, which is most
ly covered by insurance. A female operative PER
ished in the flames and two others reported tc
nave been killed by jumping from the windows,
several persons were also injured. When the
train left the fire was still raging and much fur.
ther damage was feared.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrTsBURGM, Oct. SO.-River feet scant rising
slowly. Weather clear and pleasant.
Observation-Disclosures

Der. 9o.-Flour quiet, sales OF 100 bills at SIS;
receipts for the last 81 hours BOO brS. Gam
demand 'or wheat active, 1000 bus inferior red at
I55. Whisky unchanged, sales of $50 bbls at 1874
Sugar unchanged, with moderate demand. Mo
laSSeS, sales OF so bblS at 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

BISHOP M'ILvAINE, has issued Pastoral letter
to the Clergy and Laity Of the P. E. Diocese of
Ohio, calling for devOut thanksgiving to Almighty
God fot the abundant harvest of this year The
Bishop also sets forth oorn, of eueharstic proyer,
to be used in the Episcopal congregations of Ohio
on tie day Of public thanksgiving appointed by
tie Governor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

The TRACK LAYING of tine EIempdeld Railroad is
progressing finely. Yesterday several track cars
were placed on the truck, and during this week
the first locomotive tcaIed the "Rober, Fulton,
will commence running, to convey materials used
in laying the track.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

New ORLEAws Oct 30.-By an arrival to-day
we have later advices from Texas, stating thai
Gov. Pease tavorS Capt. CaIIahan's proceedings,
and lefuses TO issue proclamation against him as
desired by General Smith. More Rangers have
gone 10 the frontier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

We learn from our Indiana exchanges that the
new State Rank and branches, chartered by the
las, Legislature, are being organized TIE branch
es at Indianapolis, Madison, and Lafayette have
elected their officers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

IT is stated that the Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
Railroad Company has contracted for all the iron
necessary 10 complete the river division to Vince
ling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

I ARRESTED rOn PASSING CouSrEapE,r MONEY
A man calling himself John Hutchinson was arrest
ed yesterday, charged with passing counterfeit
bank bills, and taken before Alderman Duly
According to the testimony, he passad on L. Huse
man So counterfeit bill on the broken "Bunk Of
West UniOn.'' OHIO, having the previous day Of
fred similar bill to an employee of Hueman's,
ana also to .MchaeI Brenig, barber. There was
found on his person 500 and $50 bill aud
numbet of srsand S2's of the same kind. some of
them i'll the sheet, and the balance untrimmed, and
none of them filled up except the So which he
passed. 1t was also testified that he had sold 500
of similar bad money ton the Bank of West uniunl
for 81 to Snowman in town. The prisoner was
committed fog,a further hearing before the County
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

VIZ expect to lear of any number of suicides.
Yesterday wOs very suicidal Day, full of gloom,
and of that grey, wet Kind which soaksln.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

GALr. Oct. 30 -'rhe Maryland State Agricultur-
al Exhibition commenced to-day and will continue
for four DAYS. The display is very creditabie aud
has attracted large number Of visitors The city
is thIonged with strangers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

CENTRAL Ono RAlLRoAD.--The Baltimore Sun
st1tes that the statement made last week upon
the authority of the Ohio papers. that Mr.. lanes
C. Clark, Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, had
accepted the general superntendency of the Gem
tra Ohio road, is not correct, as we nov learn from
Mr. Clark himself. Although invited 10 take the
place he has so far declined its acceptance, but is
acting in general way until the boRd shall Sc
cure s"ch a superinten dent TO assume the control
Of StTairs, will be satisfactory to the company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

SYNOD OF vlRcrSm,-This bOly. embracing the
Presbyteries of Winchester, District of Columbia
and Hanover New SCHOOL, commenced its sessions
last Wednesday evening, in the United Presbyte-
rian church, in Richmond, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

TuONFsoN's Bank Note Reporter and Frank
Leslie's Gazette of Fashions for November have
been received at the cheap bookstore of Robinson
Bro.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

WASTxD.-A Printer to go to the country. A
good, steady boy, who has worked al the business
some two years would answer. Enquire at this
cfice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

a NEW and large wharf boat has been placed at
the landing by the c. o. Railroad Company, 10
be used in receiving and discharsing freight.
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Just Received.

Just Received,
NJ A. EDWARDS d BRo lave lust received r,oD,
~ lie East, (at their New Grocery adjoining tho
excellent and carefully
Of he u oceres 10 which they invite the attention Of Iii
III part OF iiIe 1889 '''
Rio, Maac9ibo and Java coGees, brown, clarified do,
e. ushcd AMI PuvcriLed Sugars; W.
Teas InGrcat variety and fine qualities;
Cocoa. hr0uuo aud Chocolate OF the best brands,
Flesh peaches pine apPes strawberries and Taspbsr
IlcS, III cans rice flour, com starch;
Earlna saso, nacaTOni IsilIglass, Jellytinaj
iicrnuda ATTowroOt dried cuTTRnts, raisne almonds
Olives hops, ctci Tobacco and ecgars fine uuSI;ier,
Soaps eic.; Fue ground Table salt;
Spices aud Essences OF every variety
Together with many other articles 70 tedious To anu
he!aIei all OF which we Sc ling very low prices
ed. Remember tile pioCc-cOrner OF Market and ounrv
streets adjoining the Posofice Wheeling Va MOD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
THE INT.EIhIGETCER
MORNING. ooroBEe 81. 1886.
Concert nud Snpper.

on the evening OF November list, Concert and Supper
will given at Washington Hall, the benefit OF the
4r Presbyterian Church, The popular vocalist, Mas.
Drew will be present and has kindly consented TO sing
some appropriate Pteeesi and every eGort will be made
10 make it pleasing eRt ertatnmeut
tickets of admission to Hall aud Supper, $500. No
half price except for children accompanying. their pa
rents, who will bs admitted rOr95 cents. o.ai
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

WE call attention to The advertisement of Col.
ion < Fch's Outlines OF Physical Geography.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

SEE the advertisement OIL valuable farm and
coal lands for sale.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
AmbrotVpes.

64AO4O GS pes.
'HE subscriber now offers to tn public new style of
picture, far superior to the Duguerreotypc made in
Wheeling daily at his esabl snlent. They ale termed
AMBROTYPES,
the process for which is patented in the United States
Great britain and France These pictures the most
beautiful and truthful produced by the Photographic
art The exceeding eness den!h light and shade, and
subject but represent everything in its true pOsOn-
They are without the glare OF dlGuerreotype may be
seen III any view, and will last for ages unchangc being
IMPERISHARLE,
hence the name, Ambrotype, which signifies Indestruct
o.ty The picture is taken on plain glass; TO which
other plate at corresponding size is with
strTct6e cement by which the picture will retain its orig
lna 6'ilancy for ages it will by acids nor
be injured by water or climate.
AmhToty Telescopes must be to be appreciated
the relief is perfect IiIe
Dasuerrentypes taken at reduced prices Ladies' and
gentlemen are invited TO call ard examine my gallery
A e PNRTRJnGE
Land and Real Estate Agency.
EE. Il. EEUBBEE.L
ESPECTFrLLY tenders his services the public
~ as General gent for the purchase and sale OF Farms,
uEimpro ed Lands, City and village pro. cry.
REFER TO
w m raTton Esq. W.T. Wiley, Esq, Farming
Alex. Rogers Esq. J L. Lunsord, EsG., county.
r H. Nilsson, Esq. county ThOs HOrnbrook, Esq. do
Wheeling, July "A, III. iuO9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

DoY'S calf boots;
ID do KipbOOtS;
do calf Oxford Tics;
do bTogarS;
Boys boots and shoes every kind description;
Also chileuS Shoes, Caters, &c, of all sorts and
sizes; in TACT every body in anything they may
want in my line Don't forget 1913 Main street, Wheeling
Va. n. l.. DORSEY.
s-COuntry merchants sorting up cash viii do
wei 10 call JAP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

M EMS Fine calf boots;
4A Fine CATERS;
Fine morocco boots;
Fine half welt
Fine Kip
Fine Congress
Fine CIotH' Gailersi
Glove kid
cloth, diT'mt cor
calf Congress-
Oxford Ties.
LADIES' SHOES.
I AnIES fine black GaiIels;
IL Tan cOlored Caters;
Fancy do do
Jenny Liud SPpersi
do we ts;
goat do
Toilet Slippers.
MISSES Jenny Lind Slippers;
M '' Fine Caters;
F." Kid boots;
Z" morocco boots
All Of which are Of the latest STYLES. apI
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NetU Stock of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DORSEYjS
tlOlk Hall. .

No I2a Alaf N It. 4doora Belol0 Union st.
III AHlNG returned EsOm the manufacturing Esis bsh.
4 mSnts oi the East VITA stock boots Shoes,
comprising all the varied styles the present aud a.
preaching se4SNn OF 1855, would respectfully tie one
anu al 10 tall and examine ray Stock confident
ta can suit all and body, provided COOL pretty
anu thsa goods will do l. intend keep The best quail
NY oil goods III my line, and will sell cheap chap
er thal they can be bought elsewhere Call and exItne
my goods and il they don't please no charge will be made
Tor examining
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31

Co-Partnershin-

Co-Partnership.
II i MARSH has this day associated with him NJ T.
y Waynan Tor Il purpose OF transacting the whole
sale and retail Boot Shoe business the stand or
B. Marsh, No. 80 Monroe street, next door To Greer,
OFT & Co, under the fImOr
July 1st, 1875 N'I ina6
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Dissolution Of 0o-PartneFs6ip


THE trm OF Sweeney Johnston q Co.. 10 this dav LIs
solved ~ mutual consent, esSrS Michael Sweeney
IhohnA JOhustou' Jr., retiring from tile firm.
N SWEENEY,
J. NJ TODD,
TH0S: JOHNSTON, ia,
Wheeling, February 92d, 1855. -0N'
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70 10 Mlin street.
Premium Blinds.
q H n q II RnnR m =

quo MAIN STREET,
EEPS constantly on hand and manufactures to ordsr
IA pENIZYlN WINDOW BLINDS,
OF wide and narrow sIaIs, with plain and fancy trim
mugs, OF every color aud shade Wholesale and retail ON
terms 10 suit the times.
OLD blinds rerained ans trimmed equal to new
JObbiIg plomItly attended, nil
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f7izf "a n sssss5Es n 5s5z.5a 49, Nil
E{slE5s5 s. 80 q go
Change of Time.
GOING SOUTH.

Va 1Il44Cs
n and AFTER Tuesday, August g 1875, until further no
" tce, Trains will follows, Sundays except
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MEDICAL.
ALL Should TRY I'm
D R. j. Ho STETTERs
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 Bo,tIe. sold in Ono \ cur.

ket for the past my years has ever eqSsisd ot can
'"h ''Ce be pLOdnecd I1tQusl tnS
GREAT ANII-DYSPEPTIC,
~ iusieI'el PREF 'raton is an old grunny's te
9, no. e me e imenI"I result OF some Amateur
Gund ana eiabo,hlr study of tic most scjc,inc
Dr tOsteilcr submits his nyau,blc bit,or. IN .r.c,
micIl Irsis, 81 what Is s boiler ,arsCn.I - -
ul UNI ConSH!h' Tue 'EHc propere OF these biz
tc'S Will be found by the first and tie @ InTeo
Of their great medicinal effects viii he me w,
an almost l"cfeu'oe short space Of time upon your sys-
Are you dyspeptiC7 Thea these celebrated s,om.
Are you bious7 Try one bottle of these bi,cr. m,
be relieved at once. - "'A
Ae you S.o}sd by ndisestion2 Remove The cause by
Have you fever sgue? How many thousands IN IN.
anu SCUM nave hech cured Of this consultation de.
SitO!lus disease by eIIee IIss OF these biteTs
All should Try this Grea antidOte We venture 10 az
Ecl and ague cannot occur. -
One wine sIass taken three times day before meals
VIII DC oul eSat tnIc agent, which all viii appIeci.
ale when efsonOU satisfied the fact as lhey vii be-
BY giving the bit one trial.
which are conn tllNey worthless. Our BitIers RrS
without rival other medicinal quaities. They aIo
GiT.etin1s s9Sa'e les. conSl,ns full quart with The
blown ON the DO None other genuine.
FRiC NE DOLLAR a BoTTLR.
and Dealers generally Throughout the Uned
F FRSSaf!EIP Z { f eSi *
9ess;IyaaM Wheeling.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
THE copartnership heretofore existing betwesp MI
chael sweeney, Til: johnston, JL; Peter ShOenber.
GER James NJ Todd, and A. n. Johnston, under The iT
name OF Sweeney, Johnston & Co, was dissolved on
The sth day OF June 1854, by the death of Peter
Since that date the undersigned have continued IN. bus
mess Of the late firm under tile aud style OF Swee.
ney, JOhnstOh& Co.
MICHAEL SWEENEY,
TIL: JOHNSTON,
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THE Undersigned WHO is agent for "Irownson's Re-
L Hiew,' METROPOLITAN ''ROsiOn Pilot" ''PitR-
hvrs GatL olic and 'AmeTcan Ce' has also for sale
The history OF Maryland, by McSheTry, Professionalism
and Ca hOlIcity Compared, by Rslmez; Trials OF Kind
by Dr. lvesi Introduction 10 the Sacred Scriptures by
Rev. Jos Dixon D. D., MOOIe's POetical Works, COM
elei English, German, French, Latin and Greek BibJes
aud krers constantly band good supply OF Catholic
WORKS. and every kind OF stationery and varieties let
all who are lovers Of literature call amt see my pe StOck
on Fourth st between Monroe and Union.
PkTER LECHER,
Tie undersigned large lot OF French IthogTSDha
which he viii sell cheap Tor cash and very low by the
hOuSand. OCl0 PETER IRCHER
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N oItlNG in The understanding in the medical mar
- hei Tor The past fifty years, has equAlndinr ca
al tiilClC he pTOluccl InToual 49, -"
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