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Walters L. ReduS.

walters q keduS.
AVE just received by the S. w. Downs in add-
LII ton their former extensive stock of groceries:
DO bbls sugar house moasses;
60 hf bbs do do
20 hhds prime sugar.
IA do choice do
6 do fair do
10 bbls crushed do
so do superfine -four;
At do extra St. Louis -four;
40 do fine XXX do do
80 do Dexter whiskey;
80 do divers do
so do Roses do
q do Mier's (extra) whiskey;
300 sacks salt;
100 do fine salt;
Al sacks Rio coffee;
80 boxes str. candles;
They are also in receipt of and fashionable hats
boots, shoes, and clothing; hardware, LoweIs, domes
tics, and indeed EVERY THING usually kept in dry
goods and grocery establishment, which they offer ve
ry low for cash.
Cash paid for cotton. mv3
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Fancy Articles,

Fancy Articles.
IDAPlER Mache Centre and Work Tables. rose.
i wood and PAPER mach6 Work Boxes and Ores
sing Gases, shell dressing cases. and Fancy Articles
suitable for HOLIDAY presents in great variety for sale
by td2l] TRABUE & KLINE.
1R00 PAIR best oak tanned RUssETTs. for
1.VJu sale by
E. II. JORDAN
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Gentlemen's Clothing & Furnishing Goods

M ENOS Il WOOD have just received from = q
~ New York, large supply of cloths, cassi "A
IL meres and vestings of every variety and -1R
pattern, and also keep constantly hand large and
well selected assortment of ready made Clothing
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. In addition to the fore
going they in receipt of gen,lemen's furnishing
goods to suit all astes such scars, evening vests
cruvats undeshrts, suspenders, shirts, gloves draw
ers, hosiery, etc They prepared to supe-
rior work in the manufacture of coats, panaloons and
vests, in the most substantial manner and after the
latest style and fashion.
The stock was selected by Mr. Wood in person and
our old customers and the public in general may
assured that supply all their wants with prompt
ness, and despatch.
We have determined to adopt the cash system, and
every article will be placed at the lowest price. nj
II. L. STONE & Co.
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants
and Powder Agents,
No. Gravier street, New Orleans.
II EEP constantly on hand large assortment Of
IN Groceries and staple articles among others viii
be found
Butter Goshen and Western;
Cheese, English dairy, western, pine apple, etc.
Lard, hams, shoulders, sides,
Tobacco, chewing and smoking,
Soap. rice, Liverpool and table salt,
Scotch ale. London porter,
Jamaica, NsE. and No. rum
Brandy andWine, of all brands,
Clarets, champagnes, and Saucrne,
Gin, whiskey, cordials assorted,
Sal 4Eratus, starch indigo, lead,
Macaroni, vermcelli, tapioca,
Spice, pepper, ginger, nutmegs, cloves,
Fine teas, coffee, all kinds,
Pickles, lctchups, sardines, Holsters,
Oils, olive, in bottles and TASKS.
Candles, sperm, wax and star.
Whiskey, Irish, Scotch and American;
Rasins, figs. prunes, currants;
Almonds, fberts, pecans;
We are, also, agents for one of the most celebrated
POWDER Mills, and keep large assortment always
on hand nov 9, 1853
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VudElty OF
other establishment in the south. The attention of
purchasers is respectfully solicited at No. lis Grayer
street, rear of the St. Charles Hotel.
New Orlenns November % 1854. "
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
HPAINTS, OILS, VIM DOW
80 GLASS, DYE-STUFFS,
MNn1H Varnishes Brushes, Select Powders,
T Extracts, Perfumery, &c.
<sMsAA Physicians Shop Furniture, Medicine
Chests, medical bags dental and surgical instruments,
gold and silver foil and leaf and every article usually
kept by druggists, for sale by
T. II. MORRIS, Chemist. Shreveport La.
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IA LARGE assortment of Wall Papers, Of the lates,
"a and most beautiful patterns, just received and for
sale at ". B. MILLER's.
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TIME citizens of Shreveport, its vicinity, and parish
Il with aal others DESTROYS of examining pretty fash
sonable and good GOODS, are invited to call at the
subscribers. To enumerae stock SO large and gen.
sra, would be failure. Please call, see and buv.
myl0 ELISHA II. JORDAN
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DURE MISUNDERSTANDING Beeberine, saIa-
cine, pperine, prec: ext: bark, chinodine tanin,
iodine, hydrodate poassa, nitrate silver, chIoroor
besides large supply of other chemical and pharmacu.
tic preparations Just received and for sale low whole
sale and RETAIL VIM. B. MILLER,
J mi Druggist and Apothecary
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I'll. GILLINGHAM.
CURNBULL & Co.,]
Carriage Repository

Carriage Repository,
and agent for several of the
largest manufactures of the
north, is prepared to receive
orders for all descriptions of
Carriages at Manufacturers
Prices, being TWENTY PER
CENT. LESS for the same
Z l Il
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Texas STREET, (near the Levee,) Shreveport
4 RE now receiving and opening new and con
II plete stock OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31


TsOBsgD ASH. RvISED.-We were In Syracuse on
Thutslay lust feeling rich Gas every other editor
would have fell under The oiIcUnlslunCeS) IN lhU
poSStSslon Of o new port IlOnale containing SEvtfal
dirty receipts; aud on Older l0F twenty SllilllnbS
vi bankIup, Shownianj sixteen dUIut note III
an old customer, who broke up i've Yeats ago,
afterwards flU away, and has Snce dledi Il Slccl.
men piece Of calico lLr the baby's flock, AMI (lOl
The balance we hardly expect 10 be CIedl,cd) lhit-
teen dollars in cutteut bunk bills! Wnh ell this
wealth III cur bIeeclIeS pocket, we rushed into
tile crowd IN the depot, oil The aEnydl OF the Ex'
press train from the East, hUpng llieteOy 10 catch
u friend by The coat Tell, but never once blooming
Of pick pockets. ltptoyed an unfortunate enter.
prSs TOT two LOulS Afterwards, in attempting 10
pay fifteen cents IUt "cOld bite" I'VE Discovers
ed that the afofeSad port mUnue, with oil It's ap.
put,enanceS, even down ~ tie remnant Of baby
Calico was nisSinY, und 'we' county. young,
inexperienced, and unSophstiCated, lett alone ~
a strange Cily--lnoneyleSs --that is, but for two
dollar UiIl, ptOyidrntially slowed away in Our
Jacket pocket. We forthwith started (Ot Shnman,
Of Tue Journal, hoping from him little SymIIuty
Ii mol mUNcy--hut were toId that 10 had gUne
10 OtlvnnS county, OF n CALM excuiSiOn--and
thus The last hope Of assistance was cut OIL
'rhsnkS, hUwvyert 10 the "dead.lead" system
nnd lhe charity u railroad companies, We finally
reached hoIiIe--but, tObbed and iuIed--Lhe last
dOllurgOnr?
II our po,tonS IN arttars mean TO live lhe
christians, aud die the death Of the righteous, ne
SllulI see them with GENEROUS hearts and pockets
etc another lweHly.lOnr hours has driven w ~
atiOn..-Wedina 1rib.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

SAD AccIpESr. Mrs. Homer, wife Of Russell
Homer, Of Cambridge, took her little daughter two
and half yeats old, 10 The dagueueotype rooms
Of Nests, JANUS & Co., at boston, on wedneS'
DAY morning, lot Tie purpose Of obtaining like
ness Of the child. Attet the picture had been ia
ken, while the mothet was sitting With the little
eitl near tho window In tue third story The alien
ton Of MIS-. Homer happened 10 DO diverted, and
The Child fell ont Of The window into The street
striking upoa Ist.Nead, and receiving such Inju'
ties that she shortly afterwards died. The dis
lies Of The moihst al luis teIii6ls accident, and
lhs shock caused 70 those who beheId The fall,
need moi be described. This case should be a
watnlps 10 allPssops' WHO SceApy9ppsr ROOMS,
whsts young eLtldren are taken fOt any purpose,
to have The windows bsttieadsa% .llSad be- dope
al a yetylsaall expense, aud, when iron Is used,
the protection ta'y ps made OfpeRsRIsl sswsIl %
uN'W' iyN, / s4s tt8is Fi}f.itl! W4F 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

R,rnlSG ASD SwiNMISo.-E one should
Learn 10 swim. That IS a tfuism. Dt. franklin
said II long while ago. but how few they are,
even Ia our Seupott towns, who obey Poor Rich.
urd'S injunction. 'l'lltfe is no excuse fur such
negligence, when we remember that The mcguire.
menl OF the ah OF swimming gives health und
pleasure to The pupil All that is required is a
little faith, some acquaintance win llle laws Of
specific gravity, and considerable ptuclicO. Faith,
US IN all important matters. is lie ollel eluiSie.
We have seen an excellent method OF learning
yOuthslU swim, We 10 not think il Is patented,
aud give il Tor the benefit OF patents aud gtuldl.
ans The lenclet is supplied with q Stout top. a
cord, lIuok and Stap-lht latter should be three
OF tour inches IN width. The strsp is placed
bout the Lody Of The pupil, half way between The
arm pits nhl the hips, tho hook or Ilug affixed lU
The sltup. aHd fastened 10 the cord. Tie latter be-
Ing made n>I 10 Tie end Of lie rope lie pupil is
placed IN tlls water like fish, liz will soon
tearl to strike Out, aud the rest will come VI Il.
self. THIS plan is better than that ri supporting
the body on cOrkS OF life.pfeSeFyetS, because by
The latter method tho pupil must eventually lose
his support oil Of OnCt, willis with tile IlUOk nnI
line II y taken away lfom him gtadualy. SWIM.
ming by this process may be taught ~ six easy
irssom,-NeW Hapen Palladium.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

sMSsrENous Dls,rEFlklSCE.- ou Sunday mora.
log last, Nj. John B. Cunningham, q merchant Of
Petersburg col Ip,Gt al unusually estIy bout,
saaIldSs his wife adlsu, LEFT lie house, aud
has moi been 6esai nom since, II has been as
eeuilaed lhA, be took the sas fot Richmond, bay
iOsspltehssed a ticket tot Baltimore via Pihey
potSl. 'lis look an estri wearing appeared wilh
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a good deal Of interest ffltln
Pslstsbats y hI' WHEREABOUTS %, So. ans /
u VnE afo VS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

JESNY ILSD GuLnsnNIDr.-.We have been
shown a letter, says The lIumpslite tAiass.l Ca
sette Of July 23lh, from Madame Goldschmidl,
addressed 10 gentleman IN this town, dated
Ems, (Nassau,) % July, 1855" Private IN its
character, tho seal Of confidence must mol III
broken, and The public may mol see II. Breathing
noble nnl lofty sentiments, pure aS The soul Of
The gifted authoress, intoxicating truly Christian
spirit, and so child.like and unsuliel in the
sweet simplicity Of lis utteEance, thai letter S
one which The feCipien. may cherish forever.
The SlanletS sometime siIcC in circulation, re-
lattve 10 difficulties between herself and husband
ure most saIistactonylrefuIel by The tine and NO.
manly affection which marks all her illusions 10
hin 10 lie letter. They OF rather her Mebnnd,
has been carrying out her plans fot The establish.
lnent u schools in Sweden. Walter, her FIRST
botn, claims the loving eulogy Of mother, al
once touching lor its beauty Of expression aud
depth Of sentiment. Mr. and Mrs. GOldSchmidt,
ftoln residence in this town VI SOME mouths.
ate both remembered by our citizens with warm
interest. They will spend the winter in Rome.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

.gYtoisilSs.i IN THE KANSAS LEolsiATURE.-The
following ATE Tie natives Of yiispla, who ATE
msmbets Of lilo Kansas Legislature, ]. S!uugfsI'
low, speakeL aged 26, editor and physicl4Ai Hat.
iii, RVyslsp, aged s2D ilieskel, n, metchanti
MSrhall 50, merchant; Tibbs ST. weadIe % teach.
enrJB ofImet, farmer, 50. sergeant al arms. OF
course hey are all PIo'slaveEy men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

CURIoslrIEs OF PARTY PoLlrIcs--WnAT ARE VIZ
CoNl>u TOl--Afef Mt Bolts, Of Virginia, aud
Cant, john Tyler had slept together under tho
Sanlg blanket, il was thought O remarkable change
on The pall Of Nj. Bolts that lie should dccate
war upon Capt Tyler aud SOIelGuly swear 10
"head Him VI de-" I'nl eEeaIet changes than this,
from affection loaninoSity from fraternity to si.
cuffs, ATE coTpug off, as the Southern August ttC,
lions dEaw nigh For example, Ptenllce, OF tic
Louisville JOHtnap has quaIfelled with son OF
Henry Clay. The former lisa Know NOlhns; tile
lattet made speech against tue Order, and iotth.
with The Journal pounced upon hih'C. about his
dead father aud pile Of old lumOeE( The rup.
tute was brought 10 the critical point Of the "Iis
Cifcumstuntial." Whether H. is happily cooled
down with the late cheated term" we cannot
say. In Tennessee, as will appear from all ex.
tact which we give u day, Geueral Gideon J,
Pillow aml Major Anlrew Jackson Donaldson, have
interchangcd the die direct," and other ueIltge.
TENT compliments, including sottie OF two from
The hero Of Chepnltepec. Look, loo, al the Rus.
sian war SORT Of feeling subsistng between Mr..
Dickinson Of New York, and Nj. Marcy, alter all
tAe hutd battles they hove fought tOgether side by
side. Such ATE The tulnOus consequences AIMING
friends and bFetleln, Of fsilheSS aud tFeacher.
Gus administration. Truly have We fallen upon
evil times. Prentice against Clay. Pillow fghl.
DVnelson. Who comes neXtl-N. T. HtniA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31
Harry CLAW on Atolltionian,.

, The 1imcso Of Yesterday publishes an extract
from one Of Henry CIay's speeches which Il en-
deayots 10 twist nIo an endorsement Of Abolition.
ism. We invite attention 10 The following extract
from speech delivered by MI Clay, Now 10,
1850. ......
Bui iii QhC Wig Partytis 10 10 merged into a
contemplate ABOLITION purity, and j AbOhtiOnlsm il
to BE- tngfa(isd upon tie Whig creed. from thd'
moment IftnOanfe The party and cease 10 70 q
Wig. IGoyeI q step further II am alive,
will give my humble support 10 that man tot The
Presidency, who, 10 whatever party liz may Oe.
long, is not contaminated BY fanatcism, TalLet
than toone who, crying out all lie Time that he is
o Whig, maintains DOCTRINES utterly SlLYerSyO
Of lIe Constitution and lie l'h'on."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

dRowrn OF NEw YoRk.-1'he New York Til.
bune Of Wednesday furnishes the annual returns
Of the valuation Of property for taxation In thai
city. The aggregate taxable property Is four hun.
bred and eighty seven million dollars, aud The rate
or tex 100 cents on each bundled dollars, making
levy Of ueahysix millions tOr the support Of the
Municipal Government. The total value Of piOp.
city shows an increase Of s?S. OOO 900. and de-.
crease Of neaf4,OOO.O0O. Unler The new law lax =.
ing capital employed by non.resihents. $4,000, 900
was added to HE Tax ISL. The taxable piOpet,y
in 1926 ives $40 I0OO,O0OI in 1910, SIS? OOO. 0OOj
in 1850, $9GC, 600 900; and In 1881. si62. 900.
The following table shows Ihe population Of New
York city al various nelo1sI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

..tfThe New York Times publishes letter from
Ko&ulh In relation 10 he present Ministerial crisis
In England. lie denounces in strong terms Lord
John Rlsseil's conduct at Vienna. aud character.
ICES The propositions he submitted 10 The Comet.
enee as al once derosatoty 10 tho dignity Of Eng
land snd France, deceittul TO Turkey, and ttea'
SOnabIe 10 Europe Turkey, he fears, will gain
very litte II anything by the present contest, un.
less lhe Ministerial poIIcy Is changed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

tbs CoAt BUSINESS Cleveland Herald Of
Wednesday says, "ihe ine,esSe Of The coal trade
al This point, is beyond all auicipSIIous, The
Cleveland and Pittsburgh rosl ale running four
trains daily. ,. 49,. y ~ s,l,,5,,, '' q, / Is
| On yesterday. % car loads Of coals,Set run
over that road, bringpg inlo This city 1000 TONI
The dsilytssslpls bythal loalstsSyst 600 tOas.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

1iE CnIDAco posr.orRiCE EoupED AoIls.-The
Chicago Post Office is unfortunate. ismale The
victim Of theivety every few weeks, II was rob.
bed again last Saturday moIning,-The Press
says
On Saturday morning the room in which letters
ate assored, way billed and put up. was discover.
ed 10 have Ucen entefed, apparently by window
in the lear Of the building. Seyttal ltawtes were
forced open ~ this loom, and the robbers then
passed ihto llIe general delivery, by climbing
through The window constructed IN The Partition.
Here they opened q large number Of packages and
len the fragments oil Tue floor. II would setm
tho. they departed through Tie dook
II Is mol known certainly that the robbers
succeeded in obtaining any money, Alien Pin.
kerlon, The stcial mail aeeht, Is In The city, and
Is investigating the Affair, The room which was
enteted Is usually vacated by the clerks. who are
employed init, about midnight. From The time
they leil II, On Friday night, until the discovery Of
lhs fobbAry, one OF Two pefsons wele q. work In
Tue other apartments Of iLe office, but heard no
noise 10 excite any suspicion what was going on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICE s.
Ia nn1a1.Rlla.

80. p.i.,.ss,.nh w.,o,..
ne ave HsP.,eu " 'S' ~ ,sss W. h,v. no,, y,
i*l'ot news nV0A Su9 wv '""" "-'' w" "
"a'N'- IN, ~ ,>,. ,,,
M. saL nn,vsf nFeSs IS5 Limit Green.
RiSs h mack. Yellow.
Extra RIne no.. i Tyih Hs.. ~
Hxinn sa Rtne do, Fnfnish,
light nlne, ssslIae, &c ~c' &C
All Inks sold bYus waEtsn'ea 10 oc Soou a"a u 'OO"u
"o MO" 70 % 80 can 0e 'e'u'"e" E'Vu' sA'S"'''
49,. 'e'u'sSs"s np4rrv a. r,
- sIa----...s. -.a--++-l---z-a
nIrAsa sPhps or summer medicine we would recon-
mend DrJ. iiostttters Stomach Hlters above all 9th
ers lis aud llssoras ehees upon ueol'
ata system y Nu s.,.. ~ n's.. w ~.
w., ~ k YIN, ttoo, n mnn,,,,As l. I'm,
h,' e''ned 70. tsssS " u =. ~. ,s So~
er,se. and ara tsepeta uss as (auly ,uedeIe where
ever Known, ~
ror .,,s ~ dn,s,ls,s and ho,tls kenetaIly and by
VIE" THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
t,as BuSHRiRID & Co.
---4---.-.+------,
RIVE silver Medals nnd seven Diplomas
have been awarded 10 ADAMS for frat class Dasleneo.
tyres. Adams 4 Co.'s GaIeryls at the eorlNrU UEIol
and Main sts SlTAUSeIS are invited 10 call, citizens
course viii do co. Pictures taken as ea,sp a. The eA,ep
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

e%0TThe cornerstone Of Tho American Academy
Of Music In Philadelphia, was laid on Thursday.
Mayor Contad made few appropriate remarks,
expressing bis entire confidence in the complete
success Of lhe enterprise. A metallic box, con
tanning, copy Of The daily and weekly ncwsIIa.
per-. specimens OF The coin Of The United States,
and o copy Of The charter Of The Society, and
metallic plate, having engraved upon II tue names
of.ihe President and the officers Of The Academy,
President Pittce and Mayor COnrad, was placed
III The stoue aud covered up after The usual man.
ner,
IRA correspondence has been going on for sol1c
time sinee, between Col. FabenS. U. s. CohSll al
GreytOwn, and Mt. Secretary Matcy, in relation 10
the Kinney ESpaIiton. Tie Secretary wishes 10
owwhethtr his cOnstl'S hands are clean. Mr..
RaUeRs holds up his hands, and tells HE Seeteiaty
10 look aud judge tot himself The Secretary
looks, and has mol yet been able to make up his
mind. NJ, FaLens, also, asks 10 have Col, Kin.
ney and his fellow missionaries protected from The
ihtta,eaed hOslltiesOf lhe NitatAsaans by ship
Of VAT The Secretary thinks that The govetu'
mt 1t cannot inletfete until The Colonel aud his
cOmIale purge themselves Of heinlictment found
Osalpst them by a grand jury Of thcii own coun'
ttyhSn. Mr.. Fabens replies that they have Prao.
tleably,purged themselves, and that they ale all
good men and lrue. 10 that pUrIion the Sette'a.
" has moi Offered anything futtheh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

rrour neiehbots Of The South Side Democrat
ere unreasonable brave tsIIows. We confident
" believe that II |, were not fOt the good taste
good sense, good looks and good breeding Of The
fair danes Of Petersburg, The sAnctum Of The eai'
lois Of That j6utual would have been stotmed on
tbe puioniug Of lastsatqtdSy-the eyeutful morning
Ion which Oppedfelan Oniols 10 The 'Democrat. !
combining, amcng olhel norceaux, The fOIowing'
7 II cannot be denied, and, indeed, The CHARGE Is
so commonly made, thai tits fair 10 presume no
Que doubts il, thnl women as cl4ss ate superb
ciul, AOshy, and unsubstanIlal in intellectual &C.
qnitemenls.
"Whst papet's that" says one OF Beaumont
and PIetchet's heroes, and mark The OnsweF oil
pUdrsmo; .,., .J.s.,, I. 80 ,r-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31
For Sale

AIS0-97 acres adjoining Illselty.
ALSO-!0 40 DO do ...........
For terms spply 10 Il. u. liunNRLL,
Just Land AMI Heal ESTATE Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31
Assignee's Sale.

ASSlgnee'S baIe.
by virtue OF Tho deed NJ assignment executed 10 me on
ID tie ID DAY Of July. win offer al public nueliul 1r
lie benefit VI lie creditors, on Thursday nexl, the 81
LAY Nc August upon The premises 9l Market 4qua Ie IN
lie city Of Wheeling, The stock of rocaies latl IN tho
possession n tho slil Robinson. The stock consists Of
Green aud black Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Fish, Vinegar, &c.
Sale to commence al 10, 4. y.
Terms CUSlI DAVID u, LOWKi,
WV, HALL, Auttioneer. Assignee,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-31

FIVE silver Medals aud seven Diplomas
have been awarded 10 DAMS for frat class Dasuereo-
tyres. Adams 4 Co.'s GaIeryis at The eorntrOt UEIon
aid Main SIS. StTausels are Invited to CALI ctenso
course viii do 80. Pictures taken ehsaP AZ The chtoP.
sM fso