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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

ElFTy DOLLARS REV STOLEN FROM THE
~ subscriber, Monday night, Dec. TO- 1915 a. Newark
j. brown horse about fifteen hands high aud about eight
yesia old heavy aud tai. hind feet white newly saei
with letters I g. the Shoes Took with him Ind bi
batter and blue blanket q. I. Day 10 Walnut Newark
New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Defiance Salamanca snfes.-ftObert N. Pat
Ii6K Ia u. sole The Unlnd saies VI he
above rsfss and patent powder proof does ks
snA bArx Dspo l92 Pearl street. door below Aden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Drugeists' Fxncy Goore Exclusivciy. -
Tooth, rail, cl, brushes; perfumery soaps, pun
boxse pom AIDES combs Paris toilet articles aud
fancy go.d. sold by druggists.
KUFUs X. MohARIsH co, importers, 1888 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Dry Goods NJ Reduced Priccs--Snks,
ahnwis delabes bombaziues meruos, plaid cashmeres
gnghss lace sBd Swss curtains aannes, blankets quilts
snbrsdeiios sngh shrngs hoens 81. The sneve goods
selling mt reduction OF 70 cent from their
real value. Il. Ii. EADBEATLk CO., 341 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

nsces, window shades tnee Curtains, &c -kELTf FER
0uSUN 29l broadway have large stock VI The above gos
personally selected from the pest msnntAcoriss Ia France
SOME be'ose broagh out X. +. have
tabusec fer selling goods cheap and sir
md increasing trade proof that is appreciated No. I'd
Broadway and Heade street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

losch spot freckie ehafe Ac. such GOUkAUps Italian
alone mpsr n The most lovely thing In
those Of the lair who enuous OF oong
beautiful not delay day IN providing
tce with this maichess tcauiiher. Those
tsubIed with hairy have tho puisaIce
Io0ed by poude Eubne; rouge for pale bps and
deymg detection v white, hair dye and restor sse
broadway. Hayes Brooklyn, Calender, IS South Third
strcet, Philadelphia, Bnes, Boston,
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sDVERrISEARNH RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

PERSONAL.
IL HARRIS CAN FIND r. NJ. WARE. by CALLING AT
II. No. ID Walker street
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE NOTICE OF JOHN OR
Henry rnibus they will hear something 70 their adyan-
tage by calling 81 337 Fourth avenue.
IMPORTATION wANrED-Or MRS ANN MURNRY
by her brother, residing at " Oak street. pfor
ration her Will be hasfuy II
number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Ladies', Take NOtice.-India Rubber Gloves
Win yoar hands they chapped and render them
white by wearing For NJ stores. and
~ - John street. up stairs.
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REGATTAS.

DEGA1TA.-A MATCH RACE BETWEEN MIR. BTEPa On
III Roberts, OF bar and Andrew Fay. OF Peck slip wild
Mn eteen feet working boats pair OF souls for 500 vii
take place Tue day, Dec ID 1855 from the Red House
dock, Harlem river, =, O'Clock GIBSON 4 TURNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

A urTIok kOTIck.--A. NJ. CRIsp sLAk, AUGrfOHEEg
II 70 bopery, All sell on Tuesday, lhih Inst. l0;g
O'clock large and valuable sentiment OF watches aud
cy, nsnng IA part o. hn. gnpi surngs need
chains aand pins aud rings god and silver .chos
pnartsrr silver pat0i ware guns, pistol mnsea
ana rnahen.a tlcal trafnsnl. &c. ny order of
A.. j. j, A. JAtkSUN, tb Reade street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

('oETISUATIoS SALE OY ctpTHrv1 W. A..
~ ~ kILr auc orccr vii eel, ~ Mndaf, De- ",
" o'nlO. 4. ~ Ioir street. roesyn d-ats
ooas pants ana 40, yanely = oas scots y cs
tur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

fuhl their engagements This IL not the plan or
1RkkN No Aston House. When he act Of his incom
ahrs shall be ready day, and warrants
then to IT, hey ready and hey do IT. Nothing like truth
and punotaaliV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

WET NURSE W. hfrD. A SITUATION AZ vgr
" nurse. ~ 700 " teatlr she saa ~-I
rsrarfasueed Apifes I'D stst - = A,.si -
tp. sil - ttoup1y Nprrced -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

THKE MILITARY.
('iTy GUARD ARMORY, NO G39 BROADWAY NEW
" York December 10. lssThe past present
ry members OF he company requested the
Arnory Tuesday 18th Inst eight O'Clock
10 TAXI action III. bcoy ed
conirade and late COMMANDER, William Norris Nc irde.
GEORGE BHADY President
j. O. PoLLARp, Secretary.
EssERy GUARDs.-TBIs FINE LOOKING COMPANY
~ passed down broadway Tuesday, December II.
They numbered 20 mnskes and accompanied by eas
Brae Band James Turner Captain They TO kas New
York where they spent plcssan, day; they er
sincere ~ Is Ia Mr. Loman for the Kindly which
he received them They sboi for thirteen prizes the rs
tine gold watch, preserved by Mr. hssery whom tho
were called alter Great credit due TO This COMPANY
their soldier Ike appearances.
INDEPENDENT BATTALION or PETERSON LIGHT
J. Gusrd1be members Of The above and ~
parad them Christmas day viii meet for
dill Saturday evening ut the Eagle rooms,
Cbrytue and Delaney streets Mt IN o'clock r. NJ
OF SAMUEL JACKSON, Major Commanding
MicssyL kcGyYRy, Adjutsn,.
NABIE GUARDS THE MEMBERS or THE ABOVE
wi company hereby notified That meeting viii take
pses on Sunday afternoon, ats O'Clock A. heir hesdquer
90 hous'on street and also ordered assemble tie
above quarters Monday morning al ~ o'clock A. tor
parade. by order, GEO. W, JACKSON, Comnan46nt
II. ATKINSON, orderly Sergeant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

DOCKS At AUCTlOS--Jons LEvisoN AUCTION.
ID VA 4e ~ auction ~ tie snlew0lm. aii HruNiwa
Monday svrLng enelpg AT 0ceel a choice
yanabit cnieCuUb Of ban n an books Consisting ~
standard aad nsccapCous SOFAS, sob Eyr0r.
Moore, B1fna hsnlane shak,~peare, Wus Cooper Nqp.
kcaa Hncbfe holm. hosweif iohtron q svhtruo's II.
formation choice sCck family Bibias vsrei
sorn.n IL AnnGalS an nuiu and gut blad.ag
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. A-pFTH ANNIvERSs RY or WASHINGTON
N. L0dge No IA. p. A., held At KnIekercocssr Han
corner Of street ard kishn aseaue on Monday
evening" Dec H. Hon. Brooks Chaunoy sheer,
Rev H. tinley, n and oner emiaent -pe ,ker, VIII
add ibe meeting ChsL taken At hat past seoek
.."...s. WILLIAM HAhkIS, II. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

TUE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF TUE Aston HOUSE
Il Club VIII be given kibois on "wednesday event =
Dec ~ soo Music by DodworthS full band.
q z. KING, Secretary. JAMES :. PARKER, President.
rT'HR GRAFD (NILITARY AND CIvfC) TESTIMONIAL
j TO MIRA james shelton twiio~ the James shsonJ
VIII be gwen b. William Robertson leader Of Ro1ersoas
b.nd Thursday evening Dec 20 ri he rlty Assembly
Rooms. Tckep, dollar. To be had o. NJ. RO3E&TsOg
nj he Bngie 20 Grand of Of th- n Al
the door the evening OF the ball Kobertson.
Of % performers VII b. in attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

" Auaioneer ~ q. iyans " Peari 49,, vii cell lae..
day Dec fN 10 oclocb, W. ian asaargacn IN eNaa-
toys, tea tesp vEfts, md motto coieeH Vi ~ and cou0
glass asn h1par 81 prilt- IA iftr1es
thousand saTraYiogr hnnficd basE0A ~ champszga
twenty London pas ter ais la boleA Thf Soo
70 le soif sltout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

CoAT~eoF rIiE BEsT QUALITY ~ Etn ARn Kg0
v soye, <sivsrsd r. ~ baNl a c-efg qna a u
as canal a. " - pss tua, asorn yart ~ gserre frss
MAJ. 1tdNT0N.
IukAP GoAf.-r ~ DgIfYERfs0 FnEg ar GAIT.
v sssl ~ tsfr tos 4aa'g a ri ~ rre - 81
Vel wffenta ArH Nrgs tfrfu NoA4r tn4s q ~ t4
y. b besi qgniAy rsd 49,, ard lasi wffrtftst
hlCHAsD ~IfNfOA 40 firs b asue. caf 10 =.
Il ~ AND wTiIrE t8H COAI-TTE sresCRfBNg m
IA leeesstNf 0e Fsfs5 Nf@fsFi N = y 49,
bfoashs q n4Arss. ~ssh - 00sxs ~ beHr
BE- SUMMER rae ard Aksr asss fsn ~ qai ~ s8
asn xssd kger Alse fe~ s~e, ne ssng.9s ls 80 sas
al &huysf rr4~ NFHkf NENFk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
THE INTELLIGENCER.
FAIR.

THURSDAY MORN: SEPTEMBER q. 1853.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

AFthe request Of well know citizen ofPort
mouth, who is advised of what he states, weDub-
Iish the following card:
"Daliy reports Inform US, that in anpropristing
the contributions raised in various parts of the
country for Norfolk and Portsmouth the latter
place has been (without design most sadly neg
ected. When the aggregate sum raised had
reached $4,000, Portsmouth had received on Y
about $4,000, or one fourth, and yet the po1ua
ton Of Portsmouth is equal in number to three
tllhs that OF Norfolk. This results from con-
tvundIng the two places, or from directing funds
to the Hd1drd AssOeiIiton Of Nrt0E, which is en-
tltely and exclusively Norfolk institution No
blame is attached to Norfolk. She receives the
funds as directed, and app,opriates it accordingly
to herself.
1t would be we'll for the friends of the two cities
abroad to remember, that they are separate and
distinct communities, and that relief can only be
extended to both by bearing in mind this fact
The expenses of Portsmouth fnrthe last forty DAYS
for humane purposes, are said to have equoIIed
$500 per day, OF twenty thousand dollars, 10 saw
nothing of thu thirty previous days during which
The fever ragged with increasing and alarming vio-
leuce
Would it not he well for the city paners. and
all oIhers which feel interest in the subject to
copythi piece? Let these who contribute, assign
The amount fr each Mace Separately, and The OBJ
ject of humanity will be better accomplished, i'll
both cities. W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTIl-The s 10 a NJ Train will connect at
Samdusky with Morning Train from Toledo; Monroe
Nle win hicISO EAP'cSs Southern DIVISION Z. T.
ROadi at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
tlcveand al Mansfield Junction with Day Express from
Pittsburgh aud az Newark with the East and trains
on entral Ohio Railroad
Tie 800 NJ Train VIII connect at SanduSky with
me' lay City rom Detroit, MUnOeI lie with western
TIai" on c Il I. X. K AZ Shelby Junction 81
with Sal Tram on { & K Tor Columbus and Gin
Cinlaii; at Mansfield Junction with FAST :ruin
on o a ? K RIO Pittsburgh, and al Newark East
ard West Night Trains om Central Ohio K X.
GOING NURTH-rhe 9.S6 a Train will make close
connection al Newark with Mail Train EelIae ON
Ceilai Ohio X; al Mans field Junction with ENpieSS
Tor PIttshuTeh at >heihv Junction 2 10 with CiI
ctnnau Express for Cleveland, buffalo aud New York,
and at MOuroeviir with Mail Train uu L Il T Road tor
Toledo, Chicago, &c
The = .l0r Tr-in will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East GenITa! Ohio Roai; at Mansfield
Junction with Fast TAIN tor Pitts burgh Shelby
ti0n al 5&l with Cincinnati Mall fur Ileveand; at
Munr"evIile with Night Express Toledo and hcagu
Chicago
J. r. ROBINSON, sup't.
SahuuSky. Aug 4, 1S<Fl. Sr1J-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

ATTENTION FmEMEN!-TLe Committee appolnt-
e'l by the several Companies of the city, met at
The Hall of the LIST Wheeling Hose Company, on
the evening Of the 10th int
The 26th day of the present month was a
dopted for the general parnle Of the Fire Drpnrt-
Inent of this city.
x. Fl. Hubble, ESQ.,, Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department. was elected Chief Marshal.
The following was determined upon as the
ORDER OF THE Procession:
The companies will meet at l24 O'Clock, p M,
in the East side of 2d Ward Market space. in their
usual order, the right resting at the City Hall.
The line will proceedup Market street to North,
down North 10 Main, down Main In Uuion, down
Union TO Market, down Market 10 Quincy, down
Quincy to Main, down Nam to Biddie up Blddle to
Market, down Market to Third. up Third to Chap
line, down Chapline 10 First, down Frrstto Main,
up Main to John, up John to Fourth, nown Fourth
TO Clay. up Clayto Sixth, up Sixth to Quincy,
down Quincy TO Fonrth, up Fourth to Union,
down Uuon TO Market, up Market to Madison;
thence TO the Island, whence returning to Market
space, the procession will be dismissed
WV. HOLIDAY, Pres't
c. ]. RAwLrNG, Sec'y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FRnM rnE srlIlru

BAIT.. Sept. 26.-New Orleans papers of Thurs
cay have been received and contain dates fiom
Fammco' which announce revolution agains,
me Governmentt there. Tampico adopts the plan
rera.
The San Antonio Sentinel says the American
boundary survey found no gold in MeSsIIa terrIto-
~ notwithstanding the Mexicans reported its ex-
iStsnce, Near ShRta Cruz rich silver ore IN grea,
abundance has been found by the survey
President Pierce passed through tins city thi,
morning. on hls way IL the Pennsylvania State
Fair at Harrlsbu5gh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
HABblrl's CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER.

HIVE examined the ''EHervsscn= Compound of
Bread aud AXE" 10y IL. F rabbit and
cons der II All excellent article for The purpose is IN
tended.
[Signedl JAS. K. Chiffon, NJ. H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
PA. STATE FAIR.

EIARRrsBrRG. Pa, Sept. 2G',-Pres;lent Pierce
arrived here at noon, accompanied by a suite con-
slStIug of Commissioner Shugart of tie Patent OF
nee, Sidney Webster, Judg= Nicholson, Henry
Welsh. ]. W. FUtnry, .Batnun OF Baltimore, and
J. T. Kennedy Rooms Ior The party wvIe taken
at Bnehier's Hotel. Ire PresIirnt was received
bya committee of 'he Agricultural Society amid
Hationa! salute with cannon.
The weather is fine, aud the stock of HORSES
domestic articles, vegetables. and poultry, is the
LARGEST ever exhibited. AT 20 O'clock upwarJs Of
5000 perSunS were on the grounds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

WEyes,elday visited the "Slar Foundry" Mar
kets,ree,, conducted by Messrs. Culbertson. Nor
son Il Co., and were agreeably surprised to find
their establishment as large as it proves to be-
They DO general foundry business, such as stoves,
Crates, Hoiloware, rhraShing and Reap:ns Ma
Chine Castings, &c. &c. Their stoves are of ex-
csent kinds and got up in good style. Among
lien noticed the favoGite and celebrated In
proved Hartly, Of two sizes. This stove burns
coal only. and gives, perhaps general satislac-
ton is any stove in usei the Economy Stove, con-
sructed to burn either coal OF wood; the Crescent
aud the Queen of the Prairie, for burning wood
ou!y; aud several kinds OF neat parlor and dining
uOm stoves. They are at this time doing heavy
business in the way OF stoves md the castings for
'Ihfashers; shipping them to order fast as they
Can possibly get them up. They have several sells
OF new patterns for light, and sOmewh:t compli-
Gated machiuery, which we examined, and were
struck with the neatuess of their workmanship,
yIeing almost with the finest cabinet work, and to
add 10 their durability, were made OF se"era /
pieces of wood united, instead of one solid piece.
Strangers visiting our city during the Fair, who
wish 10 see what is going on in the city, as we'll
as on the Fair grounds, will be politely shown
through This establishment. by calling on Mr. Gull
ae'isou, at the office of the Foundry. on Market
street, a few doors below Quincy, who viii take
pleasure in doing SO. Strangers can call without
any reserve whatever,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

BAIT, Sept, 26,-'rhe boat from Norfolk brings
the gratifying intelligence. Of an Improvement in
the health OF Norfolk and Poris,numh. Yesterday
there were only two new eases an! fnur deaths al
Porlsmolh. At Norfolk IheEe w.re 80 deaths and
~ nrw cases. Or. Riser Is not dead but Is very
Ill. The cool weather IS having favorable effect
and diminishing the nmmbsI OF new enses.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
Savings Bank Store

7 WOULD respectfully say the citizens of Wheeling
AID vicinity. have just received the East aud
North in addition my previous and varied stock Of
Boots Shoes Hats, Caps HOnnels, Umbrellas, Car
pet Sacks great variety Of Ies' misses fashiUna.
bic Shoes AID GaiIers. Gents Fancy Shoes, Caters,
MOleskin Il Sumner Hats, which OFe on such terms
as tOmake true the heading VI this notice
BOnnctJ for trifle;-theIelO invite all We 6oo.iess
Shoeiess hGess cGPieSs, and bonnet rartiHs children
dam TO call at the Old Post Office corner, opposite Nc
Lure House, where you will find ali good OF above
description, believe lower than any other pace
city.
lei + II. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

Tns CoMcERr.-Alrs. DREw drew to Washing
ton Hail last night one of the best audiences we
have ever seen there. This, considering the for,
bidding weather, was very handsome compi-
men, TO worth and talent. She was assisted in an
almtabIe manner by the orchestra of Pm essors
EnERL!Nc and GAus, and by Nj. JosEPm MELLoR
on tue piano.
Mrs. Drew will give another concert this eve
ming.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

ILLNESS OF IUpcE BArLY.-Judge Thomas H.
Bayly Of Virginia, is at present at the Red Sui
phur Springs with his family. The Richmond A.
m-rcan says:-rhe many friends of this dlsnn
gushed gentleman Throughout Virginia and the
Union, will learn with regret of his continued i'll
ness. He is il some degtee benefited by the me-
dcinal properties Of the water of the Red Sulphur,
hut many Of his friends entertain serious appre-
hensons. that the hemmorrhages which he has so
frequently, will eventually hurry him to an un-
timely grave.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
\ GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINN NTs
j. B. VONDERSMITHS
Chang Flu,
Chinese Liniment.

flS superior preparation is pre>en cd to the AmerI-
can public with the greatest confidence that its ell
Gent cuave qualities excl ANY other known LniIncul
Its action Is certain, safe aud uHiorm inE in no case
where an external arpl!ca'ionis apprOpia e All who
have tried II regard II iniallibe the Glowing Dis
eas"s rheumatism, srrais uses, Swelied limbs wea
o'"iS. white swelling pains in tile back, hips sides tile
breast, lace, or any other 1rt the body II is an eX-
ceeu remedy in bruises, Scalds, cuts etc Tie useful
ness NEST mabIc chemical compound isby means
confined TO the Human species, but equally ecaCiOus
whenever applied TO cure diseases The IVOre dOncs
liz animal lie horse Among tie many diseases and aCc
dents occurring uIhe horse, which is tie
iH cure may be ramc1 the following, cats bruises
slras in the shoulders Claps, scratches cracked heel
sweeney, spine patOr Joints, etc For urther partcu-
LAYS see directions ON bottles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
CINCINNATI MARKET

SEPTEMBER 26.-FIour quiet, sales at $780,
Sales oil l5O bu rye at Is. Wheat, red 1870. Oats
30. Whisky steady, good dema nd, sales at 324a32.
Bacon sides ia; shoulders 1913. Mess pork $50.
Groceries unchanged with far business doing in
the REGULAR way. Coffee, sales fair and good Rio
at IlIal2c. Sugar dull at s! cts. MolaSSeS, sales
at 42c. Lard oil 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

FrREMHN's PARADE.-'ro-dny the various fire
companies of this city unite in their annual parade
With their accustomed industry and zeal, they
have putt apparatus in fine trim for the occa-
sion, and they will, we doubt not, make very
handsome and cre'lr,abIe Display. A programme
ofthe order of proceedings and procession will be
found in OH naner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

TnE AIeghenians. as we learn FINN note re
ceirel from their agent last night, will certainly
be IN our cl'y in few days, and enchant ourcit-
.zeos with their delightful singing. The Pitts
bursh Press appets to be in extacies about them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, OUTER, &c,

NJ nntcd.-The subscribers will purchase or make
" liberia! advances consignment baltimore,
fhade!pl or New York, Of flour, wheat, yr, nas corn
barley clover and IiInvthy Iutrer solid
rcked and eggs CHI. ~ Go.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

CLoWS.---.--- .....--.JIN MYERS
MfSs RO$E MADiGGH
lie feaTieSN- graceful aud brilliant
mericsT Artist, i'll her n,arei,leS,
Scenes CI EgIi;aiion. Me~Sts r
Ming, lcRUe. ". \ armstrong n p
MstiIsIR. Mast. MIdigan, Tno,,I..
son. a'.d Professor N'xUn with bi>
ia:cHt'd pup'is, IN all Gf their a.
chlevenients upon horseback and in
gymnastics.
Tie following rare aud bean,iWl
Animals aie among the cOtlect,on
heiUnsius 10 this tNlib tiou:
\ Rraziiian Tiger, OF South A.
ne lean JIguar. Two \ Tican Is1u.
aids, y. American Rears. I,i,
"i Eusiish Deer, beautifully ma, K
ed Zebra, = !'Sru.-i5H lana, a white
Camel, = haT=arUO-besides a NJ
,iety oi Tie Monkey tribe, Parrots
Pel'cahs, Swans, Birds Of Para
disc, etc. etc.
admission 10 see the Combined
Exhibitions, p cents. CLjIiTen
under years III age half price
doors open at IL, . and 4 O'Clock
Performance To CONN euce al mi
p and {! O'Clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27

TUX heavy rains of yesterday have made more
dangerous places in the sewers an streets. Until
The Street Commissioner shall have had time to re-
par these damages, it will be ell Gor peestrn ms
alef night to keep sharp look out in crossing
cutters aad corners of pavements.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
CONVENTIONS.

SYRACUSE, Sept 26.--TLe Republican State
Convention orsanized by elrcling Reuben C.
Fen'nn of Catalogue, as President.
The Wing Convention is still busy in settling
preImnares. Tie attendance Of delegates Is
large aud the feeling good
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
K. N. CONVENTION

Nav York. Sept. 26.-rne Know Nothing
State Convention At Auburn yesterday, nominated
for Comptroller Loremza burrows; Tor Attorney
General Stephen b. Gushing; Canal Commission,
er Mr. WhaIen; State Treasure Stephen {. CLARK j;
State ENQUIRER Col. S. Seymonr.
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BROOKE County FA,R.-We have received from
our nerghboFs of Wellsburg, copy of the con-
stulon and bylaws of the Farmers and Mschan-
les Industrial Societyof Brooke county, together
with list OF premiums to be awarded al the sec
ond annual Fair, TO be held at WeIshurg on the
Oh, 10Th and 18th of October next. Competition
IS invited from all quarters, aud many handsome
premiums are offered.