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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-17
WHEELING.
No. / super Phosphate Of LINES
VERSUS .GuANO."

THIS valuable fertilizer heeu used for several years
in England and other parts OF Europe, and next gu
which it is used among Farmers Its Introduction in this
country by the subscriber has been more hut the
progress II has made in the estimation OF the public has
been less marked or successful than abroad after ulI
trial Of three years Investigation OF its merits in which
made by the most scieuIifc aSrculiusts and various
tllhS, Committees, DC, side by side Peruvian CuanO,
toi relative value compared with the latter, and III most
instances preference given the Surer Phosphate OF
Lime" Such reports returned will shortly be placed
before the public, which will convey IaOre information
than the subscriber feels disposed TO ode as the manu-
facturer, at The present moment
Its chemical composition is that nature 10 at a
or ood and nOurishment growth OF all descriptions,
IT'S basis ground 'BoeS the efficacy of
which manure is already well knOwE and appreciated,
which decomposed by the addition of one inh their
weight Of Sulphuic Acid to which added due proper
ttOof GuanO and Suphac OF Ammonia; the latter is
Of the most efficient agents in the best Peruvian Guano.
It's easy handled being in perice. powders it will he
and when At Maturity to be ouad as eeactous here re
Pamphlets ill be forwarded on application to the sub-
scriber or TO his agents, whose anes are as oLows
Aesssrs: McGruder q Sons, Richmond, Va.
.. IO 'ROwlett, HARDLY d Go, Peter shurs, Va.
do Borum & MCLEAN, Norfolk, Va.
do c. NJ Stewart, Esq Esq 'ii2Iij! BALTIMORE, Nd.
Agricultural Chemist,
ser95 Williamsburgh. Long Island, N. Y:
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No.4, Washington Hail. Monroe ST..
WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber would attention OF the public TO
his well selected stock watches, clocks, cwelry,
silver ware, and funcy goods, which he is Opening
HIS stock part of gold and silver Watches
keys, guards and Chains ~.
Every description Of goIGiewelry;
Gold, silver, silver plateda and common Spcctaclesi
Pure silve table, tea, dessert sugar, mustard and salt
spoons, and butter knives;
Plated aud German silver forks, spoons, butter knives
etc. etc.
Port n,onnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors;
Very FIEE razOrs, stro's shaving cream, ETC.;
goods;
Particular attention paid TO repairing watches, clocks,
and jcwely and engraving handsomely done.
ap5-dtf G. p BROWN.
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Gbe 11)beeIiug 1l,teIlt9eafer,
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
'HE subscribers have this day entered into partnership
for the purpose OF tTamsaCg Commission and For.
waIding business under the style OF Gordon, Matthews
& Co., and solicit continuance of the business
firm. H. S. GORDON,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
March 1st, 1854. nrr4
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CITY BUSINESS.
Eagle Forge, Wire g. IronlW Works
&c. DEWEY, Proprietor. bsl
wARrnousr, no. 60 NAM srKEEr.
MheeInK, Nn

MANUFACTURER OF all sizes Bar aRd Fancy Iron,
NJ r. X. Axesf heavy and light ForsinssS Boiler Xiv
Railroad and Suspension Bridge iron1sOtknlade to
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Shooters! Shooters!!
T. M. LEE.
- LII 949S3
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
RIO OlN RRIH RR

B u OLA 4 RlIH.ER
CORNER or WATER AND UNION sTs., WHRELIE0, VA.
EEfS constantly on hanI a variety OF books, among
IN which may be oud the of all the leading wri.
tcrs OF the times, such James, Euwer, Sue, Eliza E.
DuPay. Benncl Arthur, lipparL, Dumas, and Lever
M:Iy oi his works bound, in good style, with backs
He also keeps an Exchange Hbrary. Persons puIclas
hs books may return them aIer reading ihem which
he will Jay the following Prices 6Oc books 40 cts;
books 2OC, for 81 hooks so cents. inh29:Iy
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flIGA Ms! UlGAKSII-
" 1000 Git cigars; .az-#-
5000 PrMcadus cigars;
1000 Apollo do
rEs 1000 Fl Dorado do
r 5000 Washington Monument cigarsy
1000 Panetlas do
110OD Havana do
-. 5000 Dela Cruz Principe do
5000 Regalia do
90 boxes lb. lump Tobacco;
SO do 3lb. do do
Just received aud for sale by
oets1 wM. LAUCHLlN.
mon LIS. wool Twmei
1OOO 1000 lbs broom
100 dOz. bed cords and plough Ees;
25 reels hCT p and Manila bed coTdI
10 COlIUL CO;heS lines;
% uOL trout lines;
91 coils Halter Ropes
leo pair Yawl ana Skif Oars;.
90 Boat Poles
nFTaTPaulins, dray covers and awnings, hand and
made to order at the COrdase Store, corner OF Water and
i mTl6 'ls'-, CuAs II. RERRY
Tobacco and Cigars!
WIN LAuCHLIN, No 102 Main street, mas among his
w large assortment the following articles
1900 COnsuello cigars;
1910 La ElOSa
1000 PTinSadO
1000 FL SalvadU
1000 ri Dorado
rs 2f01 La Protection cigarsj
1000 PruncIca
190O Flores Habbana
w. . Boxes twin brothers tObaccO;-
Virginia
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
HCEsELL's MAGIG l%pRE.sIoH PAPER-We refer our
readers 10 the advert in another column, semg
forth tile meis OF tits pleasing and ingenious invention
Tie ceapHess should induce ali to give tial-Pha.
delrha Merchant.
II is unsurpassed foI neatness and utility, and Should
meet with the sale it richly deserves Tribune
Just what the public has long desiIed and
iselr 10 every lover OF taste and rcnement-Jourmal &
Ourer. augI4:3m.
DISSOLUTION.
FINHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
GOrdon clarke d Co., has this day dissolved by
mutual consent. L. 5. GORDON,
March Isl, 1884. j. b. AMER.
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Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS or
F FANCY DRY GOODS.

Sexton, Seal G Swearineen.
IMPORTERS AND JoBHERs OF
F FANCY DRY GOODS.
No. 165 Market 81, nBOve 4th street,
PHLLADE ELPRLA,
J. w. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, A. VAN SwRAatroEN.
" Dry Goods in the city ltComprIsoS In part OIL
hosiery Oi all kinds and qualities
Gloves, UndershiTts, Dress Shirts and Collars,
WoOllcn yarns of different shades and oolors
a hnc assortment of Shell Combs.
90 do do Buffalo and Imitation Combs.
Brushes ofall descriptions
Dress and lailurs Trimmings of all Kinda
BurnCtts, six cord cold Spool Cotton.
PerfumeTy Ofall kinds.
As well great many styles ofeoods ofor oy,p Inuor
auon which we cannot here metlon and WhIchare vel
worthy the attention byers We feel we can make II TO
theI1nteIcst 10 give us trial. septS
Pendleton q Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
the sale of Leaf Tobacco, Flour, and Produce gem
12OSmt4's INsarJ, and DEPOT 500 P,snsL
ppppp ,,o RolItmOra.
Hugh jenkins d Co.
+ w. Bruno & Sons,
Long d Iiyrn, and SBRltlmore
The cashiers OF any of the
Baltimore banks.
D. Lamb. Esq Cash. W Blk Va0
Taant & Delaplan, wheeling
Jas. X. Baker.
Rhodes & ogilbay, Bridgeport, %.
Green q Dorsey, PowhlttRn IT. O..
Michael Mich Dorsey, Captiia Mills. B.In,or, r.. n
Jacob G. Grove. ST. CiarsviIle, O.
Peter MeEnger. GalipOlIs, o.
W. l. Mccoy e. Bros, SistersVIlIe, Va,
Tweed, Silcly& Wright,
Joseph q Butler e. Co. CIncInnat, o.
John Creigh.
Gordon d Co., ,,,,,
c. MCMoran, LOUISVILLE
S1ml. S. Preston & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21
CHOLERA on TIE MISSOURI Our exchanges

CHOLERA on TIE MISSOURI. Our excha nges
speak Of the prevalence Of cholera the Missouri
good many osses baye occurred on the upward bound
Mstouri bosts-quits number Of them proving fatal
Two psssepgers-nsmes unknown 70 us-were buried At
Roch, port Last week and on Tuesday q Mr.. Davy q
merchant Of Independence. No In Rocheport and
the health Of The citizens very good. Mr. Arnett Of
the peishborhood resident Of Howard, died last week.
family was put of the Kate Casssl at Brunswick,
four OF whom died Several negroes in OF the fac.
tories died. Mr.. T. W Lewis, merchant OF Manu. died
in that place last Sunday. he had jost returned
St Louis Three deaths on the boat which he q
rssser Some deaths have In the peniten
ty at JeersoD, and in Arrow Roct, Lexington, Inde-
psrcence, Westport and Kspeas Seventeen In West
port. At Baltimore bar, the Missouri river where
e Australia ard other boats have bern aground about
twenty tesths have oseurred Also several ia the Mis-
sopri bottcm In Howard county. Upwards Of thirty
cases The fsrm Of Mr. John Whi'e four miles east
OF New Franklin, Howard county-ons death, little
negro Toy The disease was brou ht to the farm by
lily from st Louis, in which city quito number ot
cAsta have oceurreo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21
williamsburg city Intelligence.

DROWNED -On Saturday night, about hall past eleven
O'clock Horace Pierce street contractor dro wned
in the Houston street ferry slip at the foot Of Grand
street. Coroner Hanford held uest yesterday and
from the facts elicted II appears that Mr. PIERCE while
under the influence of liquor went board OF the boat
to Cross TO New York; he fell asleep, and the boat
crossed and returned ssan, and, probably supposng
that the boat in the slip the New York sdo he
went out Of the cabin and walked of from the stern Of
rescued but died fe minutes after being tlxen
into the ferry house Deceased about ffty eight
years Of age, and resided In Lormer street.
CHURCH BURNED DowY-Yesterday morning about
O'Clock fire broke out in building on the corner
Of Second and North Eleventh strest Eastern district
formerly used carpenter shop, but recently fitted
up place Of worship by the Metbodists residing In
that vicinity The hre had gained such headway that
owned by Jefse Brown. Loss $500; no Insurance
There be coubt but that the re the Of
nceI diary. Are had been lighted In the
for days This In the third incendiary Are in the
Fourteenth ward during last week.
GRACE CHuRcH.-The large room in the basement Of
Grace church, In Of completion in Conss'ysa
street. Lorimer, Eastern district, opened with
divine service yesterday. Sermons pre- sohed'by
Rev. NJ Guon, the pastor, Rev Mr. Partridge and Rev
Mr. Hsskins. This Is intended for Che reception OF
Sunday scbooi scholars and the arst school vim be
held Sunday next The edince Will he completed and
dedicated In September next and viii cost sbou. 00
II has been built to accommodate the poor OF that To-
caiify, and the seats are TO beiree.
TIL THIu.-A boy naned Norman Loveioy, was
aireted on Saturday night by officer Griffith, Of the
fntb district on charge of robbne the money drawer
Vi mf. biooeet, jeweller, In South Sixth ttreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21
Personal IntelllGence.


The Buffalo Republic has q report from Washngtoa
that Presidents Van Buren, Fillmore and Tyler to
meet in London to act by authority OF this govsrnmsnt
says President Tyler will 60 ou. ia the next steamer.
This s announced "secret, and 1t IL probable that
1t will always remain "secret."
Americans registered at the banking Office of Liviag
ston, Wells Co., Paris, May, 8, 1866
Eau.rsy orscs Greeley .S Msrfad "A. Lsfrsvs- s
IN s. il. Wsis: J. W. Tasis; yile, John Grant.
FFsmsS Ffsss.S Crook. k,ra :dd d..;
diner 3, 6. Kimp and lady B =. Robinson and i.-
1y ss1 !! H,4as. .si W. f + s.'DS T
s% .ss sng ~ s1 a9s r. Ei
sssisy !s1,s Is@i .S Ssss.
s.y SsAfs'p Dr 'an Srsss Surses rs.n.s Sss:: I
Bs'Ss sSs family osi. y. xs .ss hl. r
IL VI: 8! S;''Sss ~ 81
ARRIVALS.
San Ersnsiseo "A, 7: Lymsn Vermont s. n. JohS.'a.
Ss FS,h e. Sssn.sG Clark Boyd So
yosns N !. champion. Bo'tos Nj. whi,ridss. Nos
h.,oix baii c'H.d. ~. G. Cha aviet ~:
sSsGd sGs AIissy Ri,S n'i'on sexton esssaa on'
sz,1s s.. Tsss o::.
ssSsAisr @ VI. Firth ana Mr pan.eons CAPE wsI-
From Cadiz, in brig Metsor-Jno Paionui, lady ana
child.
w Burrs, l. Isaacs. d N Wise, Misc Foikey, Paine.
DEPARTURES.
70. RshmSnd, se IL stssmship Jansstoyn-AsSS.tss g
Mrs Robt ster Jr and two hssss Spir Robs Sper u.
S,mpel sp'.r Sullivan and lady, Peter saul, MICS d
r.,ksr n B Aucbinoloss, H Alstt, Burrowes noe-
tsreS Mr nsilenbset, aarvie niss cssit., wi!laIs
Meien led, and chd-i5o recruits for Old Point aad
Jt in stsersge 80,
Hrs Irrrahsm Geo Ipersham Ghas Andrew and LADY wI
Mnttksws vreedsr, Mrs Wooley, uetts and child
+ clarke g Browne, w ABdei son, O Andsa con- s
T,acey Ciss Prince, Mis-. Covsms Mrs Adams and vs
Reithn-9S In storage
Tor Savannah. in sesmsnip Aurusta--Wm " Gray. rr
n hspmsn and lady MA susan wdIht, Miss n Wssd "
Behsuy Geore Grithth Capt layton, Sutier ktas
Mrs prs Lsfsras lnet, c fIsydss Gee usJ .as-
II sttcsass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21
Brooklyn CITY News

BROUGHT Up ON wRn or HAsrAs CoRpus.-on satur.
cay last Patrick sinpion the Nnth ward policemso,
VINO mao been convicted By Justice Curtis on tho cay
previous, fcr hutel snd unprovoked assault upcu a
female reatve and stntsnced to the county sil for
twenty pipe Gays, with ne of $50 was orousn al b.
fore JucGe Mcors writ OF hanesa corpus In gLich
wac alleged that the comnitment was in ac,e.t IL
sppsrd hevever, that tae facts hestotore ststei
were trve ara the justice "a Irocetdnss ceaared
vhereupou siMpsor was cent back W jsi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21

FIRE IN rHB WooDs IN GIoUsrKR COUNTY,
New JERsKY-GRKAr DnrRUcrioS-Two LIVES LOST
We find the following letter in the Philadelphia
Ledsr:-
MALAGA, n, j., May Is, 1855.
fire broke out in tie pines about four miles from
this place. the afternoon Of the 18th ult which
csused siderable Damage to property through which
it passed. 1t was very dry, AMI the flames spread
rapidly. To the words Of eye witness, II
fast ss horse could gailop" collisry OF twenty-five
thirty pits, beicDgng to Mr.. Robert Wilson, was
almost entirely consumed His MILL csled Frszs's
mill narrowly evcaped destruction, the housss near the
mil being Are eeveral times. Mr. W. loses about
$4,000 Ali the cabins In the several coaiings through
which tie fire paired entirely consumed An
rishmsD his wife and found themselves completely
htmmed IN Hts only chance for safety was to rush
through the wen Of dame enjonipg his "a lad l3
years Of sg-) 70 follow. He took his wife By the hani
and through etcspiDg With few slight burns. The
lad terT6eo that insesd Of following his father
be went sack 10 the cabin he surrounded by
the hrs and peIished. his fou nd the next
rabing. A Atorer in tie ccsling saved himself by
Jumping down n veil. his face and nands arc baeiy
burned Another rem aimed in his cabin, hopn, 10
ave it. but the heat VAS so Intense that he
pel,st 10 leave He ran up yards OF . ro his clothes
catching aim ~ every moment he succeeded In sstt
through, but IL terribly burned. His wife LETT the
shsp'y abort baf boar bsors the fire mp. Sue
hes teep hoard ot sinfe and it she bas
teIished jp ttp han.s tortuosteiY heavy rao fell
,te sveninc ph'ch chs~s-1 tbs progress OF tfe
en-o'bsrrrt ~ .rtls 4 ;'cfet'! "ooM haye been
tsIty!j.
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City Intelligence.

TIE WIDENING or DUANE SrREET-In this street the
work Of demolition has fairly commenced. The old
bu6irgsare being rapidly torn do wn; and from tho
fact that the property comprise some OF
our wealthest and most enrerprihng merchants there
is ooubt that the class Of put up vii
be Of such character that they wlbe credit to ths
Duane street. The street is to be wi ened twenty
five feet from Broadway to Hudson street. thus makag
II sixty Ave foot street II s TO be block paved fron
Broadway Greenwich street and o. the latter street In
to be block paved this summer ths street will form tho
connecting link between the two; thus tending TO
beve Broadway, below Duane street. OF the crowd %
vehicles at that point The Erie Railroad depot fsot Of
Duane street. we'll the Hudson River Railroad depot
in the immediate vicinity must make this desirabk
locality for business men.
RAILROAD ACADEMIA named Dennis Brush,
living at No. Roosevelt street, accidentally run
over.on the Second Avenue Railroad Saturday night
Brush thcught proper to lie the track until the
came aorg when the wheels pasing over him fractured
his leg and inflicted other INJURIES from the effects oe
taken to the New York Hospital for medical treatssat
stop the car but seeipg the unfortunate untn
be close upon him. could not brake up in time to
avoid the accident
TIE CYrEIASs-The police have had orders to arrest
all these unfortunate females who manifest dspositiea
to accompany them home or who make disturbasca
in any way Last night preparations made In
veral Yards for descent upon the street walkers bus
to the stormy state OF the weather. arrests
made the women did not make their appearances
In the streets Preparations making for vigorous
onslaught to night.
children reported at the Chiefs Office last night, Ser
geant Ovens Nearly dozen children under four years
Of age found wandering the Streets and
pfant not week old picked up In Fulton street.
What slmost incredible many Of those children are
Of gsttng rid OF them. There from fifteen TO six
children sent TO the Aims Houte every week. whs
who have been thus abandoned BY their natural pro-
tectOra,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21

ravid CuIn IN the detoccrs,ic csnd date for Coo
gress In the Tenth cistric; OF TENNESSEE.
Jhe voters ~ the Thirs district o Kansas havs rre
serted hr 1lomss stiosou rrth silver pitcher fr his
boelty 30 the sousn in TIE late election On the vessel
is,rlrayst teero euluvsupg sugar CAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21
Supreme Court--special Terms
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

Before hon. Juoge ROOSEVELT.
MAY19.-Rchord Lathers Us Abiet X. Packard AZ
ter herring dsposng Of psrte motions, his Honor
called up this case, in which counsel had commenced
the arg o, motion at chambers Thursday, be.
for his Honor and which he had orcered to stand
to be continued at special term to-day His Honor
marsed that copy Of answer had been served in
ths action charging in terms fraud agans. the
payee of the note which was brought and who is
counsellor the court anc who had enoorssl to the
plaintiff that the pu1ported to be sworn to- and
the plaintiffs attorney unce the provisions OF the code
the plaintiff obtained an order that the defendant sao
why hts answer should not be deemed abandoned
ard the plaintiff have judgment On the return OF this
order the DEFENDANTS attorney (Mr Lucius f. Buikeley)
made an afhoavIt, which was somewhat contra.
the original had bsen usea on ss' prsvoss motion.
and had bet lost and then in the a iavit aeg
ing that he told his clerk to Gle it, which he believed
DONE To ascertain tae fact whether answer mad
been to not by the defendant, reference
ordered to John L. Mason, ESQ, TO take proof 40! re-
Explaining the contradictions in his previous a iay
and obta Led order to sbo cause way the order OF
reference should not be vacated modified vita stay
Of plaintiffs proceedings this last order argument
bao been before bis Honor at chambers aud
afdsvits introduced by the plaintiffs attorney o. cha
fearful that coun,ei might become persoaal as Mr.
Bulkeley bad interrupted the plaintiffs attorney while
reading the a6davts. HIS Honor had, therefore, sis-
pended the further argument of the matter at chambers
and directed to he heard at pecia term to-day,
IL counsel guilty Of contempt Of Court there would
be the power to punish for t HB Honor then direct
ed that the further argument the motion proceed
and that the afeavs introduced by the plaintiff sho ud
be read II It insisted Mr.. Bulkeley then
and asked for potponement Of the motion for various
reasons which he stated and also tne ground that 1t
would be impossible for him to remain no had
waiting at the door, taie him there He ended his
marks by saying, that rather than have the motion
be wouo then consen. that Judgment be taken
by the plaintiff sgaint tie defendant TIE court there
upon ordered juc gment for the plaintiff II being admit
ted by Nj eley that to ths npsint
to in the action ana me- consentng in open
court that the plaintiff take judRment Some converse
ton took place on the subject to what costs under
the circumstances TO be allowed TO tne p intif
the court finally ordered that the judgment be
tered with tho coets Of the action and motions before
made and ten dollars costs Of the reference, and ten
dollars costs Of the motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21
IMPORTANT FROM SAINT DOMINGO.
The Dominican Government Coerced by
the British Consul.
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS ON THE SUBJECT.

At the latter end of March last conspiracy was
veloped and defeated In st Domingo. The principal
conspratos fed to and protected in the British
Consulate The government demanded their surrender,
and It was refused The Consul dems ied passports for
his protsges, and they were granted The folio wing
and official documents explain the whos