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The Georgetown news., 1855-09-05

us. of T.-Georgetown Division, No AZ
Sons of Temperance, meets every Tues
~ day evening, at O'Clock, in their Hal
"a Main street, Georgetown.
All brethren in good standing are invited to at
tend. |. B. WARREN, W. P.
WV. T. GIBBS, RS.
The Georgetown news., 1855-09-05

Georgetown Temple of Honor, No. IL.
MEETS every Friday evening at o'clock, at
WI the Masonic Hall. Brethren of the Order
are cordially invited to attend
WIN. T. GIBBS, ". c. I.
GEO. F. JAMESON, W. r.
Georgetown, Feb. 8, 1855. [l7-tf.
The Georgetown news., 1855-09-05
=. O. OF O. T.

AS5s.xo Memento Lodge, No. 81, Institu-
SEted, March 22nd, 1855. Meets on
Ssssf99s<@@ Thursday of each week, at the Ma
sonic Hall, at y o'clock, P. NJ.
Transient Brothers, in good standing, are cor
daily invited to attend.
J. J. LEWIS, N. G.
s. Knox, Sec'y.
The Georgetown news., 1855-09-05

WELLS, FARGO & CO., Express Agents,
w Gold Dust Shippers, and Bankers, George
town. [See adyertisement.l 2-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26
PHILADELPHIA Market

Nov. 24-Cofee market excited, prices looking
up, la2o0O bags Rio sold at III cts. per pound, on
time. .aFs.r
Receipts and stock OF flour continue small, bnt
firm at the advance made yesterday, sales Of 250Oa
5000 bis at 9, so standard and good brandsp part
for future delivery including 1900 extra al 8 T5a
81, mode rate inquiry for the suppy"l retaile arc
bakers al $50 up to 1915 for common anu fancy
brands, according 10 quality. Rye flour and curm
meal in better demand, sales 9G0 Ills OF the fOrne.
at $50 and 100 of the latter at S4
Active inquiry for wheat ior milling, limited
amount coming forward al advance rates, safes Of
400 bm fair aud good Pa while at .25a3O and 5000
poor white Mt 1885. Rye unchanged, 1000 bnshel
western sold at ll8. some Del. at l.I2al5. Corn
good demand, sales 6a70Q0 al I0c for new, s5I9Sc
for mixed and 100 for old yellow.
Whisky sells slowly at 4Oa4Icts for Eastern and
Prison bis and 80 for bids.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED nv
MAGNETIC. TELEGRAPH. :
FROM EUROPE.


BosroS, Nov 24--The British government has
officially prohibited The expectation OF sattpstre
from the territories OF lie East India Co., To any
port except Liverpool.
AtLondon it las also been ordered that vessels
loading in England with saItpetre or nitrate Of So
da forthe United States, shall Immediately dis
charge the same.
The ship cathaTire, loading at London fol
ire she had on board.
The losses occasioued blythe gale on the coast
Of England is estimated al 50, SOC, eco.
The city article OF the London Daily News oil
Saturday saysthat the English Stock Market show.
ed decided buOyncy, owing chiefly to the sup
port given by lie recent withdrawl Of seek by
the public aud the approaching declaration of the
half yearly dividend There was a raise of tenn
porarey attained, but subsequent relapse occur
red, and closing quotations we've only / higher
than those OF yesterday. Discounts quiet but rates
unchanged, the 8 per cents closed al Paris 10 DAY
shade lower. Exchtqner bills declined Sill
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26
NEW YORK MARKET

Nov. 24th.-StockS lower. Cleveland & Tole-
do 15A: Michigan Southern r. r. 934. Va. 6's
Gaenu & Chicago 100. Pa. Coal Co. 98l. Rock
Island 92t. Michigan Southern 944.
Cotton market quiet. with sale 8 ITO bales.
Lard firm. sales 1000 bis. Whisky firm, sales
200 bis. Coffee active, sal les 15O0 bags Rio al
Sugar firmer, sales 300 hhds. NIolasses ST. adv
Linseed and lard oil quiet. Iron dull and de.
cinIngJ sales so tons Scotch pig at go. Freights
| nominal.
Flour market heavy, limited demand for export
| and Tome consumption, while parties who have
coENacts 10 fill exhibit less anxiety to purchase,
some apprehension is felt that the Canal is already
closed by ice but most Of the receivers are Pretty
confident that ill Tie staff on the canal will go
through in the couIse of ten days, there IS some
demand for forwaTp delivery, sales of 5000 bis
extra ct ,56a9,6G for common to extra state; con.
tracts settled Of 9, 50a9 81 for mixed 10 fancy and
low grades extra Geese, market closing dull,
included in the sales aGe 1000 bis state for Jan al
y5Ua9, 10 AMI 1000 do for Dec al $780, Candsian
Hour moderate demand, market wIthoutimpoTtant
change, sales 9CO bis at 9.62al0,62 for common,to
Superine and choice extra, closing heavy, trans
actions i'll southern flour 10 q fair extent, make
rules heavy, prices however without important
alteration, sales $500 bis at 1924 for mixed to
choice, lOAil,20 for fancy 10 extra. Rye -four
quiet, sales so bis al 6,5OnI CT for fine and SUI
peTfne. CornmeaI unchanged.
W heat market higher and Ermtr, the stock Of
| fered is not large aud thePeis a moderate demand
for exTo tand some inquiry for home consumption
sales Is, TC0 bu Ted Chicago at 2n5, $40. AT ,0S,
1000 white Southern at 22Ua25, 1000 white Cana
dian at 2, 30 and scored enn. at 81, 80. Rye in
fairdemanj, better prices, we hear of small par
GELS Canadian at 20 lor common; there IS very
moderate demand and market without Important
change, sales 5000 bu western mixed al I05a7 in
store and delivered, $4,000 new yellow Delaware
the first lot received this season at O2 delivered
Oats in request 1t better prices, GALES 1T cts
for State and western.
| Pork continues dull and unsettled, we hear oil
SIZES Of 45O bbs at 90 374o22. so CeI mess, and 20,
90 for prime. No change in Beef, sizes of soc
bbls at s,50aI0 for country prime, and llal2, sc
for do mess, l5,5Oal6 for epacked western and
30 for extra do. Beef hams plenty and dun al
l4al7. Prime mess teel remains US last quoted
Cut meats in b,isk demand, 100 boxes for Jan md
| Feb sold at l04. Butter l8a23 for Ohio, aud 2ls
% for State. Cheese firm at lOn1I4. rtr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTIl-Thc s 10 4 n Train will connect at
SaMdu ky with ioiTiI Train from Toilette; Monroe
vile " it'll hCosO EHrlcsS nivI sion Z. T.
Road at Shelby JuEcfOD with Cincinnati Express hom
CcveiaEdi al Mansfield Junction with Day Express from
sbUTGh, aid Newark with the East and west trains
cntTaI Ohio Railroad. en.-
The 800 P Train will tonnect at Sandusky with stra
mer lay City from Detroit; MonroeIil lille with western
Train on c IT. X. X; at Shelby Junction al 5.21
with Nail Train on & f. X Tor Columbus and Gin
eimnati; at Mansfield JUNCTION % N with Fast train
on & K,lt Tor Pittsburgh and at NewSrk with East
GOING NORTH-The . &C 4 " Train will make close
connection at NewaIk with Mail Train nom Bela'e
Central Ohio K; at Mansfield JLI cfiOn with Express
tor Pittsburgh; at shelby Junction l9. 16 with Ci
eihnat Express for t,leveamd Buffalo aud New York,
and at MonrocviIe with Mail Tain d I Road Tor
Toledo, Chicago &c.
The 2.lO N Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East on Central Ohio Roads at Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train Tor Pitts burgb at Shelby juno
ton at 6.2l with Cincinnati Mall Tor lcvean at
&unrOevia with Night Express for Toledo aid Chicago,
and ii Sandusky with steamer Hay City for Detroit and
Chicago. .-5..-
]. II. ROBINSON. Sup't.
SaItuskTS Aug T. 1865 E-E Sp1j-fr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

Hx.vY PuncmA.rs OF wnrAr.-on wednesday
there arrived at New York by the Hudson river,
about 10000 bushels of wheat, of which 60, COO
bushels were consigned to H. a. Nelly, Esq who
had previously received large cons;gnments. 1t
ISIS aid that Mr.. Kelly is the agent of Mr.. Ward, Of
Bcston, and has been making heavy purchases
e West. The latter gentleman is shipping ii
Cork aud Southampton. aud is believed to he
acting for Barring Brothers, of London, who are
sail to be ogents for the French Government.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26
FROM NEW YORK,

Nov. IA bill has been INTRODUCED into The
Legislature Of Georgia, proposing 10 confscate,
FOR the benefit OF owners Of fugitive slaves. the
debt due by citizens OF Georgia TO citizens OF the
State 10 which the slaves may have reached, if
the authorties of the State refuse 10 deliver up
the slaves upon claim OF their rghtfuI owners.
At meeting of The CeatIal Democracy Union
Club, last evenin measures taken Tor GTlng-
ing about a uni"m ofthe Democratic party, and o
special committee was appointed 10 report plan
rGecting that object.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

MILLER, rnE MuRDEnEn-The Governor Of
Maryland has designated Friday HE 4th ofJauua.
~ as the day for the execution of Frederi Miller
convicted al Cumberland of the murder of Dr.
Hadel and Henry GraeE The Cumberland Tele-
graph says the unfortunate man still persistsin his
innocence, notwithstanding the heavy mass of tes-
timony against him upon the trial. 1t is doubtful
whether he will make confession, as the reading
to him of the warE4ut for his execution did not
bnng him to sense Of his awful condition. He
is in bad health, and has been al times quite sick
since his apprehe nsiOn. By some it is thought he
will not liv, until that day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26
SEVERE GALE.

BUFFALO, Nov. 24.-Qnite severe gale OCCUR
red here yesterday. The schooner Conquest wa:
wrecked on Wednesday, of NapeIh, on the Can,
ada side of Lake Etie, the vessel and her cargo o
wheat lisa total loss. The schooner Illinois. for
Detroit, is on shore near Grand River, and full o.
water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26
DECISION.

BALr:NoRE, Nov. 2I.-rhe Supreme Court Of
Virginia has made decision in the Injunction suit,
brought by the City of Wheeling against tie B. &
o. Railroad Co., decision III favor OF the road on
all points, and the company can now make the
desired Connection at Btmwpod with the Central
Ohio Railroad. --
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26
ROnY FnI1Nn

Nxw YoRK, Nov 24--The body OF Edward Ne.
vile, proprietor OF Kings County Hotel, in Will
iIamsburg, whose disappearance has been a matter
of mystery for sumo lime past, was found floating
in Gowdan's Bay; his skull was terribly fractured.
His watch, money, and some papers were found III
his pocket. indicating that he came 10 his death by
bis own act .a-5..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

WAsurNcroN. NV. 24th.-By direction of the
Department., the next steamship for California
from New York, is delayed the 9Th 10 the Ith
December, in order that she may take out the
Presidents message, If the House should be or.
ganlzed before that time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

Tug PoRk TnADE,-rhs pork trade is opening
more lively in Cincinnati than it has done for sew
eraI years. AT several establishments, sixteen
bundled hogs are killed daily, ana il all the esab
lisLments that are proposed are put in operation,
at least ten or twelve thousand hogs will be
slaughtered there daily. Pork is now very high,
bringing & cents per pound net, with an upward
tendency.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2l.-rhe New Orleans mail Of
Sunday hos came through, but several back mails
are still due.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

RALr., Nov. "a Capt White on trial charged
with casting away the ship James Cluster, was
acquitted by the jury, day, without leaving their
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

THz A1exsNpRrA CALAN.ry.-we copy the fol.
lowing from the Alexandra Gazette:
''rhe Mayor has tGered a reward OF 81 900 for
the apprehension and conviction o! tile person or
persons who fred Dowel's china store on Friday
night last
''The investigation INTO the cause of the FIRE was
resumed yesterday afternoon. Tue examination
of the witnesses Is private" -''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26
MEDICAL.
= ILL SHOUED TRY TT'!5 :
o R. J - HOS r ETTER,S,
CELEBRATED so - ~ a,
ST0NACH,BITTERS. stta
100000 Rottlc. solI in one \ eur.

NOTHING in the msrket-uoIlins In lie medical mar.
kettor Inc past MY years has ever eq1aed nuT eau
AL article 90 produced 10 quail tins -ITr-,F
GREAT 'ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.
r HosleeT's preparation Is NOT an old eranuy,s rS
ca c, nor tie me:e experimental result o. sone Al,nter
Ply Sicans Vel bal Investigation II is the eSult
Ouud anu eiabu'Ae StLd OF Of lie lnos srri hid
chemists at The pIesent century f."""'
In HOsirieI submits his Invaluable bfers m ,,,S =
mIca tests, ar what u sui better, perUnh nj
your own CONSTITUTIONS Tie Iue prnieltle Of IAS. H.
OF their slcat medicinal effects will be ms de
an almost Incredible short space time UrWn WON'T Sts
tenn. -.F 80 ' 'N' SSS'
Are you dysrepuca Then take these eClcbra,sS s,osa.
aCh bitlerS -" NNSS'''''
Are you iOusI Try bottle OF te.c Sit,ors, ssa
are you annoyed by indgrsuni Remove The cause BIZ
the nCr use OF these bite = tfFls s''f ~ -
lave you lever and ague4 Row naly ihouSands Ii, %
es aIu South nave been cured tins cOusiitt On Ia.
Sttoylns disease by tie lace OF these hittaIn,r
All sInuh Try tiis sfc3' aGliiOlc. NCI,tITe In
Nct aId9s caHIFot cesar. =, , Ts-8 = r
One vile sasSl taken iIuGe times day before H,o,s
Will be UMd goat t0IC agent, which All fu pOIti
ate when onapT satisfied tic art A. they fliis
by giving Tie hit trial. ' Vs. "
lheIe are 9th BitlcTs, represe TO 10 Tho SANE
winch are conl ul[ely worthless Our Bittels arc
without rival Their medicinal quaIilieS 1LSY are
Iui u IA square sS, Oniang tol qrar, with sIr0
directions 'DT. H.sfetrr'5 SIsEaarI BSt,t,
"Iowh OF Tie no None other GenuiI a. -
falc NJ DOLLAR = BOTTLE.
w For safe by All The principal Druggists, hOta biTR
Ssa,os S Sy S"" Dealers Generally Throughout Iha psa
LusHFIELD q, 10, ana 9
ic92:lydaw WiSelltnaa..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

IT is said that Mrs. John Tyler--w no was Gar.
diner--is heirsto just discovered rorunein Eng
land, by which she will get $500 600. Think Of
John Tyler being accidentally President of the
United States, accidentally marrying one of the
handsomestawomen in America and accidentally
having fortune of half million! 'Fool for
luck" sure enough.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

/. RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsBURGII, Nov. "a River 8 feet inches
at stand. Weather c.oudy.
CrNclNNATi, NV. 24,--River fallen feet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26
DALTLMORE MABKET n

Nov. 24.-Four stiff at yesterday IS rates. Wheat
slightly better, prime white quoted at 1925, rcd
2,l5. Corn unchanged.
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Read! Read!!
KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR


AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY YOUR
MINDS
THAT have Just returned from the East with NY
L SECOND FILL STOCK,
ard that is the andsOmesl and cheapest
brought 10 Wheeling, and say, with perfect confidence,
that 1t only needs looking at and examining 10 insue saeR
my sol tment COIlSlSiS rarity Of.
loo Cola s, at only cents;
96OO do at from - cents 10 $780, mOngSt which
are come SO hcauIilu and SO entirely GIst ar.
rived in the Haltic) that they VIII sell themselves;
cor pairs ladies Kid Gloves, ~ superior at 37lc
300 do nisyes do cxta iiue, slightly dam
aged, ~ Cents;
800 pieces Cpburgs, at all prices aud all coIn"&;
% do French Meinos, 10 suit tile most hstidous;
1000 do Trimming. The very latest styles, such as
-- etc.
$4,000 ards Calico all styles od prices some very nice
goods as low as ct CIs
With many other goods, OF such beautiful de signs
that all ask Is IOr you 10 examine Try stock, and am
Ce ain that can sell.
Gb-COcle, see and be convinced.
ISAAC PRAGER,
Eastern Bargain store, lis Main st.
oclb between Monroe aud Union
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

PurTrNo FoRMs TO Passive. end the FOL
LOVING in the Martinsvrle Enterprise:
Martin Cuss and Sarah Jane Purter of Bridge
Port, weFe7married on last Sabbath, by the editor
Of this paper.
Handy editor. that -. . l.tassts=.--.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

REMOVAL.
Nj REILLY has removed from his Old stand In Nav
Uls ket Square that anu spacious warehouse,
No. 81, g'ee nont, west side OF Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy lately occupied by MessTs Amman
& Maguirc, as commission house. re has on hand
luTge and general assortment of Groceries and Liquors,
which he will sell holesaIe market price
AisU:-GulrOwder OF every description, and safety
Fuse -s.l 81 Rpl5
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Just Racaiuad-

JUST h8c9lVed.
Nv !. EDWARDS d l:Ro. have Just received frouo
w the Fast, lat their New Grocery adjoining ths
PoStotCe an excellent and areuly selected
OF Mhe 10 which they invite the RItenon ofs
In want good aud cheap groceries. Our stock Coullsn
Inpart of fine = f''
Rio MaFOe3iSo and Java cures, brown, clarified do,
Crushed and Pulverized Sugars; = 'fzFH''
Teas In great variety and fire euaesj ..1 i-'ss f.
COCOA. hrounO and Chocolate OF The best brands,
Fcsh peaches, appies Strawberries and rSspir,
rleS, IN caISi rice -FOUR corn starch; - 'l7F7'''
FaIlna' saso' nacaroni, lsIIgass, JelytinaJ -sl
i!erinu6a ArrOwroOt dried CuTranTs rSsins alunon3S
OEeS, hops, eci Tobacco and seguIs, fine qualities,
SOlls, etc foreground Table salt; l-F'fI :,
Spices and EsserCes of every iiety. ,--ra ,-.J
Together with other articles ito tedous 70 ann
meic all oil which we arc &c ling veTY low prices
H anu examine for yourselves you but be pleas
Gu. Remember Tie placeCClheroI Market and Quincy
Understanding the P0stofce. Wheeling, Va, m25
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Summer Arrangement.

TRAxsPoRTA ALTON OFFICE B. & OfR.Rl
Wheeling Station, July 9th, 1856
ON and after MondJy the 9Th instant, the Passenger
Trains express and mu} will this station daily
for Baltimore and the Eastern; Cities al 4:I0 p NJ. aud
t0:45 p. NJ.
The Express Train leaves at 4:l5 P. M and will only
stop at the following stations: Renwood Moundsville,
Cameron FaiI mont, Fetterman, Newburg, ROwIcsbug,
Piedmont Cumberland, Sir John's Run, Martnsburg,
HarFer's Ferry, MoNOracy, Sykesviie aud Washington
Junction.. 5E.s III = > . e1F~rsrlEE GTshT ~
The Mail trainleaves at 1855 p ~, except Saturdays,
and will stop at all the regular stations.
Tile Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train
will be daily except sundays, leaving Wheeling
:, A. a., aud arriving at Cumberland at 6, p. MI
Leaves Cumberland at 6t5 A. NJ and arrives in heeling
at+, 4. sI'-Taf
Hy order OF J. Fl. DONE, Sup't
iuO ~
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n and after Tuesday, usust 1856 until further
~ tCc, Trains will fellows, CSumdays except
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

HyuESiAL-The marriage of Miss Theresa Clal
fant--by many considered the belle of Cincinnati
with the Hon. George E, Pugh, Major General OF
the Ohio Militia, and U. S. Senator elect, took
place on Thurs,loy evening, and caused no lit
tie conversation in fashionable circles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

got the naGets together and we sent aIt. Nc.
Qul!lsIer OF ina llurry, ane reckon thai be NO
more gIam.eT teechIn IN these parts soon. II you
know or any rather oldish man in your region that
dOaut teech grameI, We woOld send him up. but
in the lUoture wewIll be kserful how we employ
men. tYUng scoolmaSteIS wont do, especially i
they teeches krnmer. It's a Gudsthlng for MOTHS.
EUuTS till deth,
TmoMts jEFEERsON SOLE.
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Soft Hal.

ar-a SPANISH " HITTING. - .
S BBLS Will Ing, in store aud to arrive for sale by
~ astI A. G. coon q Co
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OF all eoIors, shares and qualities which viii be sold We
y .% isS' n. HARpxR & SON.
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New Arrangement.
Sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark
RAILROAD,
Change of Time

+:-459 s=I.s=.. sI:I-z... 7s1is q
lSss7STsS S SSs5SSS5S 5{ Es5 a. s4sisS
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Marsh & wayman, g
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL nLALHRs IN l1--e
BOOTS AND SHOES, s3.is
lar THE Old STAND OF ). n. NARsu,l u. i. -.-
No. 35 Monroe street, laa a..s-
atfa WHEELING, Va. sasie.eHz '-s-
NEXT DOOR To 'REEK, OFT AEp cotsl ~ r#f
w EHIe now lecei Ning tIOm eastern ma nufacnra
one Of Tue gest and best asxorIusis or booiS
ana shoes Tor Fan aud Winter wcar ever offered In t6is
market they having 3eem selected with great care n.d
naluactu I'd 10 order, according our 6wI dIreciIonS
hy tile nest work III tile expressly Tor This trade
Ne are nov prepared TO accommodate our custonirrS
chsr whoesa or RETAIL with variety Of Fan and win
tcl 1oouS ol to be surpassed by any other house in ths
CITY, eer ~ style, quality Material, or ILrA ity ar
NO EHsr' whether made in this city or aAy otl9r
Cur stock consists in art Oftho following articles,
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stopped hei again and sed reckon would
See about that, and Told her to walk out OF that
house. The Schoolmaster tried to interfere but l
wuuiGent let him say worl. He se,l | was a
foo land nockt hin t1wa and made him. Loler in
snort Older. tuukt the stra;e thing 10 hun. / told
hun Ide show him how heede larn my duter gram
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"a Gard.

UNDEk onIKIS AND DRAWERS
USI received. a large supply or meinO Under Shirts
y and DrIweaS, extra sizes. running nom 80 to ii
INCHES IN the breast which Will be sold very low no.
ocfO L. n. STsLLNAN.
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d Be-. AARStI .-a Al. T. WAHAAN
Co-Partnership.
T Il. MARSH mas this day associated with him II. T.
~ Waymum for L purpose Of tTansaeting the whole
sale and retail boot Shoe business Old
j. B. Marsh, No. 35 Monroe street, next door to Greer
OFT & Co under the fmof
MARSH & wAYMAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26
Nep Stock of Boots and Shoes al. I
= ~ N. i. DOR SEY'S E. -
.Oak Hall .

- No 1913 Main IT. 4 doors 6elot1 Union 81.
HAVING returned T:On the Manufacturing Establish.
IL Ments cl tile East with stock boots and Shoes,
all the varied styles for he present aud APP
PIoacnS se1SOnO OF 1850, would respectfully invite
and all TO Gal and examine my stock, as confident
that can suit all every body ~ DIVIDED gooJ pretty
and cheap goods will do l.. intend keep the best quail
ttY OF goods i'll my line and win sell cheap cheap
er than they be bought elsewhere tall eximine
for examining 55-II7F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-26

SundrieS.
100 barrels Family Flour; -.. ..
IOO 100 do EXIIa Salt; ...=
so do No 3meIlium mackerelT ..s- 80
S03 do do do
% do large do
2OAIO NU2 do g
90 kits No do d.. ......
20 NO9 do .#.
sr 20 barrels rice,
4a-a 20 bags Rio Coffee;
do Java do ...
10 boxes pure Pepper;
20 dozen buckets; .....
90 do wash boards,
600 pounds S & heel;
30 barrels Rye Flour,
sugar. lnoIasses bacon ETC just reed and for sale by
aPlS GEO McMECHEN.