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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11
Notica to Traue1era

TRAVELLERS passing over the c. o. r. X are inform.
ed that the rroprceor-has fitted up rooms .ClaIs
New k"E'tnSs,'' where he will up, the arrival
Of. every traiNb-a 49, E aezzE
WARN LUNCH AND hot COFFEE FOR Is CENTS,
the regular price at the Depot bens 90 cents
sequcmty thiryive cents viii he saved. Be particular
and step into Mvers' Reeshnent Rooms just across the
street, 2d door IRON the corner.
Estrs%iHs supplied ther' calea far. Information Of
all kinds impatted free Of charge
TIL. MYERS.
ZlnesviIe, Now 10, lsl5 nvz2:sm
WIZ. A. EsATC1EA OR'S HAIR DYE
GREY. Red, Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to he-utt-
ul am atnraI brown black, without the least injury
10 Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MrpGLs AND DlsLoNls have been awarded to
Wnl A.. Raehelor sincel 1883, aud Ovtr 5000 sppca-
lions have been made HIir of patrons of his
famous bye. Prejudice against Dying hair and wins
kcrs is unjust it would he against covering bald head
with wig.
VIZ. \. EArcnrEon's EEAIR DvE produces color not
to be distinguished from nature aud is
niure in tho least, however long it may be continued
Made sold arPIi Ga priv1te roOmIS) The Wig
Factory, "33 Broadway, NY.
Sold in all cities towns Of the United States, by
Drusssts AMI Fancy Good Dealers.
5 The Gerune his the aud address upon a. steel
plate engraving four sides Of each bottle, OF
" tL1'l-t W 81 IA ~
233 Broadway, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
sr1s LAUGRLLNS e. BUSHFYELD.
DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will snbdue hs pain and inflammation from the e vcreat
burns scalds, in twenty nuutes-and lat
it will heal the wounds without scar; aud ecctuay
Fever -PiIes-SsIt.rhcum- Rheum1-
ttsm-Sore and Inflmed Eyes-C Observation-Disclosures uses
Old aEd liberated SoIes-Scsd Tead-coTns md bum
Ons-EryNPeas-s -SweIIings-FeIons-S"re nip
chlbIains-btes of Insects Swelled and broken
hreast-Eppious-an all O. her namnatory and cutu-
diseases, wher the parts affected be reached.
boat be increduioua about the many diseases named to
be cured by only thus-but reflect that the ew hut
positive properties which the Daley alone contains
and as heretofore ehumerated-onc reach not
alone tue aforementioned disease, but many more no
enumerated.
Query-DonOt regular 5ra Phy1ieians Pre,srtSeralO
iasczysIy for seoyes Of different dis.a.e.?
Zach box of GESUlSE D.LLEys PAtx ExrRAcTOR has
upon Steel Plate engraved Label with signatures
OF e. V. CLICKESER d co. proprietOrs, and HENRY
aLLEY, manufacturer. All Others arc counterfeit =
Price % cents Per box. .4s4
@Al orders should be addressed TO c. Y. Clickener
d Co. 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by LiLGHLLNS 4 RUSHFTELD, Wheeling,
aud DTqses Is scre,a.ly Throughout the U. s. sp1s
FIVE silver u edala and seven Diplomas
have eenawarde to ADAMS for first class Dasuerreo-
types Adams Co.'s Gallery st the corner of UEion
and Main sts Strangers aTeinveI to Calf, citizens
course will do Pictures taken cheap cheap
Raf -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11
BALr1NOEE, Oct. is, 1851.

MesSrs Mortimer 4 NouBrat:-
Gents: have delayed cntiiely too long in
writing TO ron IN relation TO The virtues Ol IuRpOis
IinCtuTe lear, ", that cannot give the Iict
ed world just idea OF lie good have derived nom lis
uses the heHehts las" been great that ieel mAdq
10 tho task was attacked with Tie chronic rheumatism
s'S alsnaI ioIi ~ lie early age o two aud
INC AtantsG ocean on my way to America at which time
SSsG Us ISm INTO sa,eTns has al his tmO
as ne Giseae came tn the first place OF my being
gl;S rom CHILD whoiad the white swelling When my
gathering fist broke u did not discharge less than u
quart aid SO continued trouble me every time took
eol o. was II lie least iag!cdi my bodily strength
very near e graves ms hip joint had been out Of place
ever SlIce Lad The FIRST otiuck Al tlh age OF thirteen
geeTa! debility Kit from the constant lsra &c Of NV
"a caused nc often to think That slUusJ levcf
SUFFERING evenO "ne hour, until my poor body should
91 Gnstseu AUD become ike unto "CSt's glorious 10
iity.'' ''''' ''''' '"' ''Ee tut vi !n'9Ht'a'
d taken many medicines and received 20 Inn.
bcEcht that lad confidence III had used of yc
~ nearly all the ei6HGIeR LH,r,itR and Ot or external
remedies lad heard oil had beeI, Mac ed y nv iie,I
aeT some OF the best physicians in FjlsanA, and all Ihu
rrlle eve! obtained was hui lrRlrsiiory duration
- Ten hrAi heard o! Hnmrlons Iimcturc, hid moi
The sliElie>t confidence in its efficacy bot had icmd
who had known Mt JarTet Punner when his sufet
were a. the worst, and had witnessed the cure wrought
upon MN 10 please IeT, consented try the TiIc-
lure, and had NOT taken one 5o!ss before begun 20 Ire
us heneleia cecia-Iny strength etured-my appetite
DeCas s0"u"Iny complexion was CBaT-l felt like anut
Ell person Through The Influence Of this friend Won be-
came acquainted viii my case, requested 10 see mes
won like TO the Effects o The Tincture nlIy icyeor
c imit, and il desired 10 take it, YOU wuuli present II
70 me- " II was ior The space OF five yeArsbul only eic
en- months lave elapsed. ard Iaare lost rrry
o. my dioeos.; have become strong and heaiI-i can
az much u not more fatigue than most OF my lady
eCYuahtahces. have heal.hl complexion ard ali nv
endS say am getting quite Fshy, one Thing is certain
ny tats tS IS gu te as large again 1t before ami
OlIem wish my parents had known OF Ibis remedy
men WAS Child as believe should been sGved
me eycilclaung pain have been subjected TO- as
The drio' mIiy body must carry 10 The crave and nv
Pa1 S WOI No. have been under such heavy expenses
nIs! anu ~ sending me- they did, the
1 e am!G:el world could me- and hear the bentfltI
70 make all acquainted with lis VIRTUES with whom ns
in contact. we" WYNN : I"''7
Gr'ilcnMn, am thousand tines Obliged IN vor and
you are atIitery to my name and case to ri ' anu
lreInSin, yours in gratitude
s.#-E MARY a. SCOFlELD
rr Nr..s.u ,,.,,. No C3l W. Baltimore ST.
baltimore. - 49, A''''"o'c sIice''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

before the Young MEMS Christian Association IN
Richmond, Virginia. seyeroI eminent gentlemen
have been announced for The regular winter lee
lures before the Richmond Alheneum, aiming
TIN IN Hon. j. Morrison Harris, Of Maryland, jas,
r. Chandler, ESQ 1.-The Rev. Alex. Campbell aud
R,'e<sor Henry. s..
All IN. NV York J,nrnals but the 'Ne%R
make fun Of the fish Aslor House Convention.
-gTevi, Us 10 the final adjournment, c'pt. Duffy
catered the Convention and stated that he WIS
au'hnne a by four military comp,nl $ Of the E.
NJ A'stutenlet their adhesion TO tkeeItlsh Emil
grant Aid Saeiety, The announcement was Is-
eewed win loud applause.
1t is now confidently rnmarei that Hrury A
Wise has EIshdtawn his claim Tor she Presidency
ia vcr Of james Buchanan. We shall know
shetsf sbnut this whep.the National Convention
,pssembies.
The New York Express thinks Prince Albert
makes q very good huSband.-and father-but not
much Of an orator. we Judge. by speech he made
the other day,at Birmingham, on the occasion OF
laying the foundation Of literary institution thrre.
His topic was i'Sciknae and attas the conscious
regulators Of productive industry."-buth his IDEAS
we're cloudy aud strongly tgei WITH a tendency
to German melsphi Scs and mysticism,
ing unlavorably with the plarer nnh forcibIe, be
cause eEeaIer, thoughts Of such men as Lord Ash
hutton, aad oshss gsn,lemrn, who spoke on the
occasion. whose thoughts and IDEAS were of o mose
EngEsEesstI 80 u l9E
New orIesusi very healty now. The records
of The Charity Hospital. for lheweek ending Dec.
list. show only 9s deathsi admissions. 2is; dis
CHARGES, 1872; patti MS remaining. 4s7.
Alex R. t3oteler. Esq, of Virginia, the oppo-
nen, of Hon. Charles ]. Faulknetlul The late Viz
gina to ,gr4ssEInal election, is rumored 70 have
BEEN determined on as the Know Nothing cundl-
date Er House pEnter.
The Washington correspondent Of the Herald
snys that, vt4ioia editor being intr duce'l TO
torlce or ety, the Other day, in the National He
tel. insnlteJ hun with challenge to dsht9 son,e-
bndy lnt4rtebed. however. and conqured peace
between them, tt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

Tnt USDraeaousD RAILnoAp.-Tuo free neetOes
have been arrested in Petersburg. Vs. charged
with aiding in the escape Of some slaves from that
city To the north. They we5e beth drives OF We
hielss on The public streets. ~
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southern and sopthzwestern Commercial
Convention.

S,ne time ago proposition was started, advo-
eating tue calling of convention OF delegates
tom the Southern AMI South-western States, to
meet al Richmond, for the purpose of onfeEr'nS
together upon matters bearing up"n the cnrnmer-
cal int. rests ct those PORTIONS Of the Union.
By article in the Richmond paprrs. we learn
That at a meeting of the crtlE-na nf Richm"n!, on
I.duesd y last, the 3 nth Of January next was
elected as tue day uPJn which the convention
would he held, and The following resolution III
Irt.Tcnce Thereto adopted:
Rrsolred, That c"IntnltIee OF three lie appoint
ed, wh., III CONJUNCTION with like committee
frmm the B ,I.l of Trade snail constitute Con-
mitiee of Invitation, whose duty II shall be tn
request the Governors Of the Severat Southern
aud South. Western States To attend the Coaven-
inn peEsunoIly, aud that they requested TO ap
point delegation fTmn their several Stattsi a.d
the said commit. are luther rrQurSted to in
wife III, appointment e II drlrgat by the Boards
oil rrad-in out varrnuS South and South Western
cities aud towns, nd such rchants aud other
Citlsens ~ the Judgment oil sari committee ii
would be ju:'iciJuS to invite.
Under tlte directl n Of the above reShlutinn. Mr.
] .srph Mayo has apPOited the following gentle
n,sm s,.esJ-4'
COuamtltee If IapiiatiOns- Mes>rs. Hor'ce l.
K.at, Jn~.-R.- AnIrEs.1u sId- IL Golfer Campbell.
The Dammit co 1T Arrangements will be AL
'uHcrd ma few days. +;'e-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

OFpasitlon maJnEly..s ...,.s...... Il
The Senate is SAID 10 have in il thirty tIree.
Democrats, thirteen Wigs. nilre ALolltonsts,
and thee Americans; Which with The four va,
cancies, ina e the total So. The House is difficult
to CLASSIFY. The following is probably as near
correct classification Of parties as can be made:
Democrats, 81: Wings, a; Americans; So va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

Grv. HousroN.-Itis stated that moverne ut i.
on teos IN Texas to induce the legislature
State to instruct Senator Houston 10 resign on &C.
count Of his alleged ami. Southern sentimenis: s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11
1NrrnN,L laraovENrNr.

The committee on Roads. &C., were instructed
70 inquire into the expedieney oil s0HlIy PEJFo'
sitions, TO wit:
By Mr.. Seddon-of authorizing an increase OF
the capitol stock Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
ID Potomac railroad company. Tor the Purp Sc OF
enabling said company to eonnect;its road with the
roads Of the oIange & Alexandra and ManaSsa
esp companies.
by Mr Psttersnn-of turnpike road from the
NatuIsi R'ige 10 she Virginia and Tennessee raii-
road in Bedfosi county.
By!Alr. Boremau-of increasing the capital stock
OF the New ak turnpike eamPsny 81, 600. for the
purpose Of extending sad road to the n. WE
gina raiIi3S9. ~
BY Mr. HoIden-of incorporating company on
The Two and three Hths FEIlcIpIe for constructing
Harrison County.
BY Mr, Dahney-of reporting House bill No.
t7e OF Ia I 5 ,ss.oa OF the General Assembly. ;
By Mr. F'oYd-of anending lhecharIeI al the.
Abingdon 4 Cumberland Coy rairoad.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
by STr. ElIysnn--of LIE wis Allen. forlelease of
the clam Of the Commonwealth and E.iternry Fund
OIL the Zeal and personal estate of Joseph Abb ms,
decd.
ByMr. FlOyd-ofci Gems of washington. conn
~, Tor forming The boundary line tetween Virgin
Ia and Tennessee.
ByMr. Ctocker-of citizens Of Isle of Wight, in
regord to tl jurisdiction OF the county court
certain GridgeS IN Sai. county.
az By Mr.. B0reman-For the repeal of the 9Th Sec
ton af thesact incorporating the Independence r.
T.. Co., &c.
BY Mt. Neison--Fhot the North Anna river be
declared lawful fence from 0xt I'd TO Quisenbetrv.
BY Mr.. Eggbora-Of Geo. r. Gardrtt, LOT the
! remission of fine.
| THE IotSr ORDER AGAtN.
| message from the Senate gas received, com.
| nuuicatink the disagreement Of that body 10 the
resolution 10 postpone the execution OF the int
order Of the day, and The abortion OF substitute
proposing TO postpone tile sane until O'Clock
| this afternoon. fo
The substitute proposed by the Senate was
agreed 10. ses.f.-
Mr.. Pe.lleton, of Giles, thereupcn moved an
Speaker decisredth tue House to stand adjourned un-
I'll IL O'clock TO morrow. in accordance with res
oluion adopted on the drst day ofthe session. Fix.
ing IL oclock as the hour torthe daily meeting Of
the House, aV-
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Tavern to Rent

1slE,Tell known Tavern. known as Mrs Gooains,s
on mo National Road, miles east OF Wheeling viii
ard Lavoraby known TO require lurtLer lice wen
For terms enquire Of Jacob GOodIns or The ;dersi.d
uNSt-ti I,VMEA ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

THE three story brick building OH Main srsst ,,ro
site the Monroe House, now lnthe occupancy Of Mir q +
Stiel the lower story liHwaTo and Furnishing so,
and the upper ones family residence
The premises incluLca good cellar aud spacious yard
Possession tie list OF April. Enquire of
d t:;jnt IVAN. PAXTON.
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HoOsH AND LOT FoR sATI
For kent

- TO. FIRST APRIL. 1885,.
THAT large and coumodiouS Warehouse on Wafer
street. formerly occupied by Mr. j. H. Keys tlscesssI
as Forwarding AVID commission hOuse '
Possession given immediately. The Office CiXurcs
viz: desk, stove, carpet, &c. and Truck al Scales @
he disposed of at fair rates >''" WI"
AIrly to GORDON, MATTHEWS d Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

coSsoliD1r,On OF TEIponapx Communicable.
so,ias CHS sss on foot to consolidate the MDrse
AMI Houss, lines Of Tsletraph between New York
pad BaaaI6 Their IsIitIz d0uGII6at t6t uFeasue
W;Il b. sse9nghsbsa 49,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

SOMETHING ABOUT pAMrToN's TrNcTuHE-ro MFR.
.-. NOUs sUFFERERs.
AZ an lnvgorator and restorative where sen,I.
St ~ WaHied we believe II sB1rrOr to ali tie %
0e!oIe me public, cure for Dy,SEJ gPSjJ S,Sj.U
sGhoESLA and RHEUMATLSM with ali tlsesses Of IN.
sol1ch ana bowels, Il las been truly successful 10 s
AGe ana married We offer thO most valuable r.,n.Iv
WI winch thousands will testify Call ana gel pamphlet" and
Fl For s.. sale by II n. Logan q Co. Wheeling, gene
sold by H2RzYAfIgR q, N0rpBRAY,
30 baltimore st, Baltimore
ucF-Priro G, ~. A.,,,- and ia, broadway, N. Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

Mr.. Thomas stated that lite House of Delegates
had been adjourned over until tomorrow, not
withstaudiuS their concurrence in the amendment
Of the Senate posip me the further execution
Of the joiut order Until 4 O'Clock. He therefore
moved That when the Senate adjourned il bE to
meet ngaln Tomorrow al II O'Clock. The mo-
Ton was agreed To. and the Senate ttIereupon adj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

uThe return Of Sir. Buchanan, our Ministe /
l., Ehsmni: viii be somewhat deiaYeo in conse
quvn.e Of the recent misunderstanding between
the tive. countries. Under date of November 10th,
a. wutOsty las Atlantic 10 a gentleman of Lam
caster rs follows.
rad eJtcu'eted with commence thatI should
return no ne Ov the stei of the 9th of October
last. III unexpected events rendered lhis inlpos-
s.ble. shall now be detained Hereil know MT
nw NJ, u. consequence .pt the pit sent aspect OF
,I.iLs he,W cen the twD eOun;1es'' / trust. how
Ell, taat HEithrn thE perioi ofthrre moHths, may
meet yo ali again. Al least such is my anxious
iirsire, q - 9c .'li,:. -lrr .-i5aas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

Bue Mass. and all other mineral compounds In The
share Of Pills. have been laid aide to make room for
better production kingdom in the shape
OF Hosletter's SioEGck Bitrers. These celebrated Hit
tiers are entirely Vegetable and their combination Of
tnre as to guarantee perfect SAFETY In being used By
both young and old, aud FINALE the LATER in par1ic
uar have received most saiutsry benefit ON the Use
OF these btters when all other te from the most
skIful hands have aile, lestuls them troIn state
of debility TO perfect health.
For SHE by druggists AMI dealers generally everywhere
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

FIVE silver N edals and seven DIpIOmna
have been awarded to DAMS for first class DasuerreO-
tyres. Adams Co.'s Cserys st the corner of Uriou
aud Main SITS. Strangers arenvted to Cali. citizens
course will do Pictures taken cheap lhe eheep.
est. - a-eH - siea0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

-BEEaDsTUrrs --spesk,ng ofthe prevailing high
prices OF brsadsufEs. aud the immense supplies
Tor expectation W hich the country is capable OF
4d"riine. the Buffalo Couner remarks.
here - hatdlyany limit 10 our surplus of wheat
aud c,tn. antlif The demand abroad should carry
If rue hundird million bushels, which IS almost
f5nf tHlss a. much as We have exported in Que
year. the.e would sill be an abundant supply for
SjIh supply Oa hands fully equal to supply The
drm9nt from ebTOad. pTces should TuIe so high.
it u, nevelth IN obedience 10 law Of tIsde,
which makes sUdden impulse push the market
vulnrs4 neS9Rd, due limit, as we'll as TO another
law otiIntit. which mukeB o arrangement in the
ordinary ehaanelSof supply produce tor time all
tht COuSEqnsncss OF on Ocinal scsre':y."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

JANIS RIVER AND KANAwIIA coMFANY.
Mi. BALDWIN presented memorial tIom the
James River nn.l Kanawhs Conpauy-and moved
the Reference OF tie part OF it reistlng The nRn-
aud that part relating To The prosecutions Of The
ImprUEe.ns MT 10 he committee on roSdS-&c.
The memorial was relerrsd aud iurLeIellto he
pTlnled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

IOAlD Tor wheat. corn, oats rye and hay.by
J: X GREER Il Co.
IN the warehouse recently occupied by R. Miller & Co,
Wheeling. = -fia = ~ r7
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ADDITION TO A coMMlTTEE

I
The Speaker, by unanimous cJnsent, added the
nrme of Mr.. Bush, oil James City, &C., 10 the
Committee en- Lunati: Asylums, from W hich it had
IimaLvsr tvntlv b. en- omitted
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

rar Posr orglcE DxrARrMEST-The entire re-
celpts6t Tue Post Office DspoHIpent for the fiscal
year enIlns on The sOth OF Jane last stated Mt
s8.372.O44. being $3.50. 200 m excess OF the Ie-
ceipts OF the previous year. Bill toe extension Of
the mail >sEyre AMI tae Increase in the expense OF
transporting the mails have been PEopottionnlIyin-
cIeassd, and caused the outlay toexcerd the rev.
saues So thatthere Is YET something wanting to
render the Post office selfsus,aiping department.
Taking t,.to view lis benefits to all classes Of
6s7pie there isno service 10 W hicl an appropria-
ton shouii be mcce cheeriuliy accorded. 80
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-. -BUCKSKIN GLOVES
1Q PAIRS real oil dressed buekskin Glover, the best
1SO tnthe city' received by
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HOUSE OF pELEGATES,

-.-...,.s WEDNESDAY. Dec. 6, 1855.
The House met at 10 O'Clock, pursuant 10 ad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02
Grand Mass Meeting
THE CITIZENS OF NETWORK, WITHOUT DISrISc
TON OF PARTY,

--,,,- r,-,,r.+, .rr,t VppV uTrtTOTTT DTsTIN(-
THE CITIZENS OF NEN-lOhh, w itiOOA NtSA'''N
TON OF fAhIi
- WHO AZ orrv1 ,st,-n 10 r.u-
PROHIBITORf LIQUOR LAW. =.
The UNDERMINED RESIDENTS o. INC ~ 9i , ~
are opposed the Pohbory Liquor Law late passed o. me
Leeissture OF tins Stae ss an unnscesrsy ~ t
naurs hb-ry OF tue citizen oyl ~ n
Of all those who ere OPP SEQ 70 seiu lam ups o
be held ia the Pax on MONDAY the ID day OF July hei' a.
O'Clock in the afternoon" -.
Ihe above can mas neeh sisuee ~ oNei - - - ,ss
the pest few days placing entirely beyond the means OF s
Committee Of AHsusem'ntsto Pdbsh 10 s'oln knk ay
distinction among tue ugueTs hH oeen HPy W pun
lish the nAmfs Of the -,
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Josiah W Brown Wm Perry,
David O'keefe, Henry smith,
Fred WedeAind, j. WlliansOn'
Dudley Hsley, nideOn Cnron,
joseph H. Toone, Thornas Monro-
George d. W. Clinton, 3 IL Moser
A, stookey, Jeorse H. rurse''
Theodore A. Ward, Lyman Canieei
Join.D. Dixon, George A: barry,
Join Clancy Oeorge w. WHliains
John Simmons Henry Hughes,
VIM NJ Tweed George q. Gis1ter,
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Exhibition mt the Crystal Palnce, July iso1-ror
she benefit Of the slAIh-ANbHUE RAGjED SohoyL,
which the last uader the charge OF MISS
NARY ANN DOW will have exhibition Of its condition
aud progr, - the CRYSTAL PALACE on MONDAY the "a
iy July in The afternoon. The school WI enter the
Palace ock and leave g. aod during that time there
vii be by the Scholars Music sod Addresses
Mayor WOOD Of teS.Yok, MAJOR HALL q Brooklyn the
sev. HENRY WARD BEFCHER the Rev. L. H.. Ch APlN
John H. WHITE, Receiver OF the Palace. aud others WI
.ske rart proceeding Judge EDMONDS rll read tho
Repot of the school, sod Mr.. GERARD will give un
Of the Rased Schools in London which he visited sith baop
WAINWRIGHT THE RECEIPTS OF THE DAY, stter
nsving will devoted the Of the school
sor tie ensuing year. DODWORTh'S BAND have kindly
oorered their the occaon and wiz perform at n
during the The various articles yet remaining
Ia he Palace including Of the Stsuay and tn Paintings
m be oren Of the visitors during the
he undersigned taking interest in this school and DESTROYS
81 seeing similar established throughout the city aud VI
sufy solicit for exhibition rhe attention OF the humane
ara their charitable aid Tickets Is cens 70 be had at the
door and al the principal Hotels and Book and Music Stores
Children under u years Of age half price--yune p
JAMES HARPER, JAMES w. GEkAhD,
PETER COOPER, JOHN II. WHITE,
j. w. EDMONDS, JAMES FREELAND.
III IL DAY SAMUEL BREVOORT,
GEORGE III. JONES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

OTFtoE OF THE NEw-YoRx ASD NEw-HAvES(
RAILROAD Co.. June -, 1885.
SperiaI Nofice.-IIereefer aud until further notice
PASSFNGFR TRAIN will the 26st station every SAT
TRDAY EVENING at 1859 for korwak, soppiag at all IL
,err,e5ieie siatiou. JAMES H. HOYr, Supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02
An Eager Disciple with Enterprising
Aspirations.

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