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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

CoSyIcr OFFICIALS IN NLw YoRx.-The fsoIs
revealed by the Chief Of The New York Police in
his late report on tie nationality aud character oil
The members Of hisdepattment are truly startling.
MOI only was II found lint nIorg than onetInrd Of
those regular guardians Of life and property are
Oliens, but that thirty Of them are ex.cOnyicts,
men marked with The felon's LFund, men who have
expiatel their crimes in prison cells, men tisfInn.
ehsed for their OutrageS against The laws Of sotls'
~. Tie crimes, for which these men wete sen.
fenced, are mol stated. Perhaps some Of tlIem
were sentenced for theft, aud yet they ole chosen
10 project Tho people OF night ftom tlieyes-plOb.
ably some Of them for robbery, and yetthey Ote
chosen to prOteOt The people from robOers--pet.
hsps for arson, ami ~! they ATE chosen 10 project
The people from honse burhiugs. 'Tis no wonder
that crime pollutes The whole atmosphere Of New
York, and that murderer finds PtUlnpt old in tie
police VI that city 10 escape from punishment, but
II Is something Of wonder that the New York
presses have The eftonlery 10 Affect 10 be horribly
shocked Of the lax administration Of criminal jus.
lice In any other portion Of ie habilable world
Lou. Jour. e..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

A FoRLoRS lIoFE-T'he New York Timrs seeIn'
TO think that The lasl hope Of The Pierce admins
ltutiOn centers in Old Virginia. Tic official pa
popers pluck up llle cOutuSe IL write few wcrd'
Of encouragement TO The faithful on tie prospects
Of The Spring Election. Tie gTOund Of affected
confidence Is that The Opposition have shown ille
hand in the State nominations. l'lo reOI Occa
sion for tho paragraph, however, we suspect 10 u
q recent politica mission Of Nj. Senator Douglass
to Richmond, where II is announced, he made
speech 10 The Democracy the "dtriedn Church
Why they should have assigned him this particular
theatre, is curiOuS point for conjecture. Scna
tors Nlsson and lunlel have also entered tlIt can
yass. The term Of The former expires with Tx
next Congress. lie may be looking out for re'elec
ton, while his colleague, in common poronCc, Is
said TO have a hankering offer the next Presidency
aud must clear the way by breathing down The
Wings and Know NothinSsia bis own Statc.-Cia
Columbian.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

ARngsr or lIRrEI RECRuInSo 0PPlCER,-
The MaIaLul UfPhCdrlphih arrested, We under.
stand, OIL Saturday, in this city, an officer Of tho
British army, charged with having been engaged
contrary 10 the salute, in recruiting PERSONS as
soldiers forlhe service OF o Ioreign power,
a person has been arrested ~ Philadelphia on
o chafgc Of having al agency aud We understand
10 give such information as led 10 The arrest In
question, he being pointed out aS putting up at
DclmUnico's aud having employed The sold agent
at Philadelphia. The party arrested denles We
understand, either heing on officer OF the British
army, or having been engaged IN establishing said
agency. lie expressed himself perfectly willing to
30 with the Marshal 10 Philadelphia, for which
place They took lie rnilroat on Saturday. 1t Is
thought by tire Officers here that the recruiting
idea IS wholly broken up OF aTundoned.-N. York
Express.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04
DiggoLIJTIpN.

The fins Of sweatOgep, Taylor 4 Co., end
sweStnsen, Beatty 4 Co., were dissolved % the
iTh i0sl., by mutual consent j. u. pendleioh
purchasing tie eatlts interest Of 4, 3. Sweatin;,
tsn and o. /, Taylor, In said firms Including oil
debts due and 10 become jueto said firms Petsons
indebted ate requested 10 settle w Of lie earliest
PRACTICAL moment, aud persons having claims a.
rainst said ftms will present them for settlement
The Bunness will hereafter be conducted ny j.
II, PESULkroX and 2. t'EArry, under the style OF
BARRY & Co... II. pISpLEroS and 0. ]. TAr'
LoR, Editors. ~
s. d. SweARlEoEs b authorized 10 collect the
deLts due 10, and settle The debts due fOm ll'e
late 6Ems
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

AcciDESr TO Mas. DASEL wESsTSR.'-on
Friday afternoon, in New York, as The carriage Of
Mt Curtis was passing through l4Ih street, The
horses became frightened and ran away, tile diver
lSsins all control Of them. Mrs. Webster widow
Of lie late Daniel Webster, was In The curtSse Of
The time, and becoming alarmed, jumped out Of
tue vehicle, Ia consequence Of which she was Sc.
yeIelyinlured. The Tribune says she ives throw
with gteat violence on the pavement The lnja.
iisS she received are Of a very sstious natute.-
ARP o'clock on Saturday MIS-. Webster was still
unconscious.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

ENrEHoR Nicholas LAST Misunderstanding
10 English accounts, the Emperor Nicholas, when
last addressing AIcSondtE advised hun 10 make
peace even nj the lUSs Of Russian influence in
The Black Sca--ilmt le (NichOlnS) would take The
responsibility, as he lad moi believed in the pos.
Sibility Of MI Anglo. French nllinnce,--aud That
AleSanlers constant ulrUIt should DO to Jetach
France from EnglaLrl, and unite Russia with Aus.
tia aud Prussia. Nicholas IS then said u have
added -"pe,hups his pride had been excessive,
and GUd had humbIel him therefor"
Tie abOyeis probably manufactured for The Eng.
liSh market,
Tie IIUSsiun accounts say that Nicholns passed
his last hours in receiving the consultations Of re.
liSiOn.
All except the family having retired, he asked
lie Empress 10 teLeal tho Lords prayer. at The
words, "rhy will be done on earth as il is IN fleaY.
en-, Nicholas responded, 'Alwayslalwaysi ulwaySp
lie was partially inStnsblo for two hours, and OF
noon sold something about message 10 dear
freud, mol name,l, aud something Of Alexander
AMI The garrison at SebastOpOl. 4 lew minutes
Afterwards he expired,
Ills body was exposed in the Chapel AMente
until the 10th, when II wos butieJ with tie usual
SolemnlieS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

NATuRt lizATtoN LAWS IN MAINE.-The LCeis'
laturs Of Maine which recently adjourned, passed
two aols TeIuting 10 naturalization, which c0ntai'
some important changes. One act provides that
10 person Of futrisn bitIh shall vote in tie Slate,
unless lie shall, within thee nonlhs al least be-
(ole Il day Of election, exhibit 10 the regularly
constituted authorities Of Tic town or city IN which
he resides, his naturalization papers, aud The ou'
tlOfiles shall enter Ills name IN hook, TO te kept
fOt the purpose, together with The date Of The IS
sue Of The papers, aud the court by Which The
same arc issued The aulllo.iIieS are not 10 cnleI
his EaRe in the book, nor enter his name IN The
check list, II they ate satisfied TINT tie ncuTnl''
cation papers ore moi genuine, or that tic pe'SIl
producing them Is not the peIsun 10 WHOM The!
were issued. Another ucl annllls tlle naIufalizi'
ton power OF the Coutls OF The Stole, ind dccufe'
,hot no Court OF lhe Slate, nor any funCtOnnIy OIL
any Court ctentel by tho authority Of tho STATE
shall hold OF exercise any jurisdiction in The all
ministraIiou1 Of tile laws Of ConHsS4 known nS
the naturalization laws, nor shall any Court LAKE
cognEance Of uny application Of any alien 10 bt
almittel IL becUnle q citizen, 10 make any record
OF giant, OF issue any certificate OF other document
OF paper, whereby any alien shall be naturOlzeL
or made citizen Of The Um',d States. Both o
these acts have been approved, and nEe now II
full force.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04
Peter punks in Trouble-Two Of them in
Idrbo

Numerous have been The complaints recently
prefertel Against mock aucIioResrs by s'tansetsH
his civ, who have been taken 10 and done fOt BY
them, in the shape othe sale Ofa worthless Otas'
watch for an exotbitant ptice, by representing Y
lobe cold. Since Mayor Wood came into Office
these complaints have been Of more ffequeni oe'
cunence than before, and in most cases Ille non'
ey has been returned to The victim by The in'e''e'
renee oflhe Mayor, Coli Ming Of the Police
In some instances, however, the FunSS have
objected 10 giving up tile money TO tie SlclIm'
where they have thought proper 10 prefer a con-
plant, q, above stated. A case ofthls KIND wal
developed q, The Mayors Office on Saturday, tic
pouiculars Of which are as follows;
Itseeu,s. from The affidavit OF John K.tEPaIfle,k'
n ia iIlpreker steel, Newark, n. j.. that liz, ~
eompany with John Murphy, Of The same ely we've
" SIkins through Chatham steel, on The morning
Of Satuiday,..a hearing some poison cfylas 80
mel eoinsli sone!!l inside Of store ~ Chasllan
steel opposite the Park they weIe INDUCED 10 Sel
inside. Upon entering Tue store some ptiFoV az
heated 10 be ofIrIig lor sale caitaln wa9cVeS' Np'
on which he (il. KlfEpaIick,) was induced 10
bid, whefeunor1 one Of them was deolnleu MS (ue'
ponenrs) Iot SIC, which he paid 10 nn0ilIet llli'
yldual who was acting In IIls capacity oil C'e'" "
the anclioneer. 49,,
While In conversation with The supposed CLERK,
he (tl.e cletk) took the watch tUf winch Mt NJ
had Maid biS SIC, and handed II " The NueVohtef,
who fesoll il fot 81! aud upon being demonstrated
With for such conduct, they told him NJ NJ lla'
lie watch was moi wort more than s. nad desl'
red him 10 purchase good one (NE $1,000. 10
Ills proposition Nj. K. objected, aud demanded
either lie watch he had purchased, else bis nlOIl'
ey, neither Vi which tie aucItOaeer or his clelN
would consent 10 give him, unless he would Put'
chase the $40 watch and pay them s2S additional
Upon swearing 10 lie above facts before Justice
Osborne, warrant was issued fot tleuffesI Of Ihs
parties implicated, VITO were speedily btonEht Ds'
fore the Justice, and there gave tlIs ls'IIeSol V'I's
lOnnan and AlouztS S. Waterman.
they were held to bail for examination ~ zoe
SUN OF $500 eacIi aud in order tina! Tue lnas =.
should moi 10 settled, tile witness was TequIteu y
dnd security in The sum Of 1900, 10 appear anu
prosecute the case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

% Ak Epltoe AssAVLrED, --Joha Gsaty, 3d.,
eal,otot The Capital City Fact published at cOlum.
bps Ohio, was assaulted in the streets Of that city
90 rtesday evening last. by man named George
n. Swami, who. without VOID, struck hin over
The eye With billy, OF slans shot, Nc Geaty tie.
,eefysd Two blows, The second having taken eject
between The lelt eye and The crown Of The head,
both inaleIlns shsSliy wounds, aud so shaliering
his Systtrn.ss 10 render II inludoious tOr him 10
lsAtA Biz Ted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

Too THvE,--TLe Syracuse STANDARD says,-
"When a rnkish youth goes asliay, friends gather
abound him IN order 10 restore him 10 The path OF
Vihue. GentIeness mud kinlGesS are lnysheJ OH
lin 10 win him buck again 10 innocence and
peace. No olle would suspect tint he had eyet
sinned. Bul when poor confdinS IitI is lie.
ltnyed, she receives The brand Of SOC ely, aud Is
lenctfouh driven from the ways Of virtue. Tie
elrnyet is lOnolel, respected, rSletmedj there Is
no peace for lIer this stle Of lie grave Society
Inns no loving helping hand fVr her, no smile Of
peace, no voice Of forgiveness. These are earthly
moraliles and unknown 10 heaven. There ~ a
deep wfOrg in them, and lealful are The corise.
uuelceS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

SALE or WIBsrER's MARsnFiELp PRosERTT'--
The sale OF tle late Daniel Wtbsler's estate aud
stock oil Nlarshfeld, on "Wednesday last, was well
Intended, The tight aud tile OF the mansion
house and $40 acIes surrounding It was bid OF "
J. W. Paige for 5000, and this portion Of tie
Msrshneld property will thus lie kept in The Ionl'
", according 10 the request In The will Of the De-
ceased. Mr.. Webster interest In II vas only
nominal. ST.. Websier's ftSL wife was halt sisleT
10 air. Paige. Lot No. !, 81 acres, was pufClns'
cd by 4. G. Wehersll al $685. an acIe, with the
right Of wSy though It 10 the burylOg sfound' u
p. Wight bought The old WinslOw house and ID
act,s Of $500 al acto. The grlsI mill &c., II
tireen llatLOt were knocked down 10 Henry G.
Durham at z, O2S.-cleup. The loIsut Gteen Ilnr'
Dor brought from 4,6O 10 $500 per acre. Tho ISL
end Farm brought 81, 90 per acre--thc famous fish
ne and shooting gtOunds. The prices obtained
were generally above the appraised value The
animals did mol bring remarkably high prices a
pair Of half blood SIX year old Devon oxen sold fol
lS2, so, another pair DO years old l66,OOj full
6loud 8 year old AIderUey he'ler, wl'tOal l65'Mi
Q year old Devon bull $780, full blood AldcmeS
bull, 3 W old, $40. The highest ptlce for Chevot
sleep was 1906 SouthdOwns $50. The Suffolk
boar brought 1900.
Real es,ate 10 The amount Of $4,000 was sold
The same property cost originally $4,000. MI
Webslels alIiirs were Iefl in Stale Of eFent en-
Latrassnent. Al the time Of his dectnse, II seems
the Massachusetts statesman owed Tie sum o
$4,000, or lllGreaGouis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04
Nominated for Congress.

Waate gtalded TO lean that our tiiend W. K.
Penllelon, Esq, Of Brooke County, has received
tue American nomination fOs Congress, In The
Wheeling district.
lie will certainly DO elected, and Prove an aLls
aud efficient member Of Tie U. S. House Of Rcp.
re.en,aliyes. Ptof. Perdleton is gentleman aud
scholar, aud pOsses'e, in large degree the con.
fdsnts and popularity Of the Votes Of his di't'ie''
--Stauhion american.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

A WISE REsoLu1Ios,-Lynn Boyd, The late
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives, says no
is now determined to settle down al hts home in
KY, and "shake from bis shoes The dust Of poll
tics forevet,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

o-r'l'hc manner in which the Duchess d Orleans
incurred her husband ~ well known. Dr.. Vet.
non tells us in his new volumes lint utter his
death she wOnhl mol ullOw disappointment IL be Ell.
lere,l by any unG except herself. From lSi! to
1915, when its sanctuary was violated by The TO-
publican cOInlWrTO.S, mot piece Of furniture
changed IFS pIace--nut an object, mol ev>n Tie
most ttlvail Was touched. Near tie window Of
HE bedroom was tue toilette table Of The I'rInCe.
Even Tie water III which lie washed his hands be.
lOre leaving was left untouched hut latl tvHrurj.
lcd with tImei Rnd The towel which 10 hal used
WAS lying Leslie H. Near the chimney was
larsrum. chair; The Prince had thrown the Jour.
touched for SiA years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

rfae oy.lsmsu Of New York city are In
p,nie because Mayor Wood has declared his III.
tentIou Of rsvlSDs an ordinance that ptohIbitSlhv
disappointing Of oystsB during The summer months.
Itissatd that II will make million Of doIIats df.
fstanee in Tie oy.ltt ttals Of she city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04


tJ'Tn Washington ltvins's new work, Wool
feN lIolst,' we find tie following pleasant legend:
T'nE ORtGlS OF TUE WmlrE, THE RED ASp TIE
BLACK NAS WHEN The Great Spirit had made
the three men, he called them together aud show.
I'd them three boxes. The inst was filled with
books, and maps, and paperS; lhU second with
bows nrl arrows, and knives and tOmahawksi the
third with spades, axes, hoes, unl hammgfs -
'Fhese my sous, sail he, are tie means by which
you are 10 live, choose among them according TO
your faRcy.'
The white man, being his favOrIe. had Tho fist
choice. lie passed by The box Of working tJOls
without notice; but when lie came 10 ihs ven
pOnS for war nul LuntiGg, III stopped ami looked
hnrd al them. Tue red man lIembed, for le hid
set his heat upon that bux. The white man,
However, alter looking upon it (Ht u mOmeut,
passed on, aud chose the box UG looks aud naPrfs
Tie rcd mans turn cane neXli aud yon may be
sure he seizsd with Joy upon The bows AMI arrows
aM tomahawks. As 10 The black man, he hui no
choice lrIl but 10 put up with the box OF TOOLS
| From this il is clear that tho Great Spirit ill.,
tended lie u lilC man should learn ~ lead and
write; tn undris and all about tie moon and
stats, and 10 make every thing, even rnm aud
WHISKY. That the red man should he u first rate
hunter, ami mighty wurIiOS but IL was mol 10
Learn anything from hooks, as the Great Spirit lad
uOt given lin any; nor WIS liz 10 make rum Nnd
whisky, lest he Should kill himself with drinking.
as 10 thu black man he had nothing hut working
tools, il was leaf he was 10 work for The white
and Ici man, which he has continued 10 do
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

uRev. jOhuA. Dtosddus. ha, been elected by
,Se iieallyofths University Of Virginia, Chaplain
iottAs neat two yesrs, commencing on the tRs
aaye October nsIt. :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04
Neo Slock Of Boots and SAoes a
N. i. D.o2rsey'e'

No. 1893 Main I'll, 4 isers kleIe UateH q. az,
TTAVlSG Ictufued on tic manufacturing EsI1bllsh-
Ill qs q W Ea @ aS Sl q r.. SS S1s.. Az ~, So s
Ss,.o, Of 1885, would respectfully ihYlie one
M All NJ ca and examine my alOck as am G. tilent
st esatult ali snd p,Cyl0s THo p,s!
lid elca EQos VIII dolt inenn 70 Sss W oss. 9S
AZ tIa IIey cru e bol eli elsewhere. Call eNamle
Iny e OILS aid Il tcy dO plsase, nc charge Will be made
mi evIIn ming .' lpt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04
Bountv Land Agency,

TliE undersigned, Notary pd ole and Gre'al Agents,
having lad several yclIs experience M Tho Prasecu!lol
Of Ion Is Land ard Pens OIL Claims Ulsr tGir eTNiees
10 obtain land warrants under Tia act U Congress passed
rel "a, 1855, which giants 100 sces OF LAID 10 all OIL
cess mu,clany pIlv1leS, WAGON astTs, leamsloIs,
cl1PlalS, Selnkn, marines, Sndsmeih clerks, %G wv
States have been ENGAGED In, either hY and OF BY sea-
twLO have not previously received warrants Tor The
Sama.) ,,,,,r,,,,,,,c . ~.
NV.sbtn-,on flIir March 81. 1881, nI91.9w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

rFchsrles Palmer Shepherd, distinguished
lawyer Of Mississippi died on The lAth ult,pp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

9rhiost Of the Marriage ceremonies In Apple.
ton, Wisconsin, ere performed by the Rev, MI
Yocut1, s4f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04
w,,hln.ton t!Il-. March G 81. ISL 5 n
New OOntOotIonery,

New Confectionery
WILLIAM PON would respectfully INFORM the clti-
w Ecns nj Wheeling, that lie has npeS nsw cOllcc'
tuiery Establishment at The Old stand 81 The "llIllan
Querl'' Oh Main street below Monroe. 10 confidently
Iyrs his old friends MI patrOniLe lin III his new
business =.
hnuTa 10. anl7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ni,rn4tnre Sale,

r wItts4lt A 41eIlSn on Thurslay mornnS w =! S'n
,n.t lie its SsSea ii YIN. selby On adn ~
Mol OF dSfsbie Furniture, eaTres' seS''s' '''''''
lA6lss', b'asss'as &C. { wN. HAIL. AuelI0leet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

TliH partnership heretofore existing under The name Of
o. H. &. h, Wickla, was dissolved vi tic LIST OF Oe'
Robustness will no conducted at the old Sland-Auc
iIOn Rooms NU lS0, Market SqNarc-OY
MAJ iEO T. wICKI1AM,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04
]. NJ. IMN.

moo sEbLhR,
CoRNIR or WATtR ANN uKlOS srS., WnREltSI, VA
II REPS constantly on baud variety 81 hooks, among
~ which may bh 6d tho works OF all tie leading VII
crs OF tue times, scl as James,. iinlwer, Sue kiGa H.
nnpay, BeHieit, Arthur, lrlard, dumas, ad Lever"
M:ny OF his works ave hound, IN good style, With backs
IL also keeps all Exchange hibr'Iy. FehIs luIchaS'
lug hooks my return them acr reading ilon nr WHICH
e will pay tho following prices; for 60c hooks ~ CS c
hnnks .-0c, fnr 81 hpOhS ~ CENTS, nll3VilY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04
Ohm n, Xlmmrr. Robert abbViss ~
WHEELING
Steam Cracker Bakery.
No. 162 Market 81.

WHOLESALE PRICES
SUGAR Crackerso Ct, q b lIntler crackers B..:St
ola do 81 10 Water Ito d0 .,.flC
boston do : do ilySItpsin'jo do ,,.it
Pilot Bread hOm sl,Qd % $40 yer bill a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04
For ROM
For Rent.

THE room occupied by lluhGeld& Co, m,n..
Store possession Eyen on the FIST day OI A, iNa.
EEquiTS hT ]. 4, liOtstOTL. 'N''
viii also rent Union Hall by the year Ilavr?,o
rooms IN lbC Sec0lA sOi y, fOn,ipS on MaluG inI.,
buildings hat will nIakr tOUG Oaes lVr may ~ 49,.
which viii rent on good Terms; For raticrili' i't :,
or ~ hlI6 ,sT INO. X. EulStuBt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

DISSOLUTION.
fI,HE firm Of lnS,n, Carr Co. Is this day dissolved
L by mutual cOh,Ch.
Jan |, iSjj-jalA LOGAN, UAkR * 20.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04

New Firm.
r LLOYD LOGAN, !. a. BAKER. and J. II. BAKER
] have formed partnership, and will continue tile
Wholesale TOBACCO BUSINESS
the room occupied by Logan, CNrr& Co.. Main ST., IN
lie ranlh Of Ahi HOGAN, hAkRR d Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-04
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership,

f,IrR co parinership heretofore existing between MI
rer James ~ TODD, aud y, Johnston, under The tim
name ui Sweeney, Johnston q Co was dissolved on
tho 9Th day Of June, tsj b. Tie death OF Peter SOcn-
berger. q
ineks Of The late FIRM under tue name AMI style OF Swee-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-03-01
A REFORM LEGIsL xTUREi

Do the people know that the present re-
form Legislature" sits only four days in each
week. Such is really the fact, and we will
explain bow the Thing is done. The regular
hour for meeting is II o'clock, and the
House has a standing rule, 10 adjourn every
Saturday at IL, until Monday afternoon al 8.
The Senate does the same, two Saturdays
out of three. This gives The members who
live near Harrisburg, an opportunity 10 spend
Sunday at home, and affords oil a chance
which they seem eager to embrace--to re-
create during Saturday nigh, aud Sunday, in
Philadelphia. Blu, many of them Start of
on Sarurdy morning and don't get back 10
Harrisburg until Monday evening. leaving
al either day e
session and thus two days, or onethird, oI
every week, are actually LOST, for all The
purposes ef The public business, This is a
fair specimen Of the economy and reform
which the people were promised upon The
advent of the Know.Nolhing administra
ton!