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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-07

late harvest is thus rendered inevitable; and 1.
we're folly TO conceal from ourselves the liability to
tons the price Of bread during the next four months
1t is during such periods that have cause to be esps
the sn
llusraton the expansive bens6cence and
elastic utility Of the true system Of international ex
change at this moment exhibited in the shipment Of
cargoes Of wheat and maize from Liverpool to New
York, In order 70 supply certain Of the midland
Of for their domestic consumDton. The total
amount thus shipped may not be very great but
usnce on cspsD %sSas and to
the worst and widest Of gambling speculationsthat
in eern-on TIE snppesiton real Or fegned Of an Inn
breadatufs during May to America, before our own
wheat crop can be said to have shown above ground
proves how Thoroughly he popular faith IN resd.m Of
trade has entered into the minds Of our community,
and how the gnest stories about getting all with
out giving any thing we may possibly want In return
have come to be regarded BY the millions whose ex
stence depends upon mensy wages sufficient to buy the
: price which thor money vagss win enable them to
buy without going through lorg sums In statistics
on. nsve corn eron nm sSoud 1un
short We are more likely to BE- able to get the extra
quantity We may want from abroad by selling at a
should be II government wore to ' attempt as Of
ycre, to keep guard # our wharyss and qusys vs.. in
Quarter Of wheat ssesps out Of o the realm In al
probability the Of trade will DO inverted the
sun has tinged with the golden huge Of rlpensss
cur taTdy fields, and that We shall receive an hum
dredfold recompsnse from America into our bosom
1t ia rot uneeserving Of remark, moreover, that in
Irelaxd the crop is this year fully fortnight
of England In all probability, this is attributable
partly to the the other side Of the oh .nne
Of timely rains which have vanly looked for here
But it must be likewise ascribed in part to improved
methods of cultivation to the greater care pracced in
the choice Of seed and to the more perfect preparation
Of the SOL for its reception Ten years ago the corn
crop of ireland was matter OF certainty spoken of
three weeks or . month later than that Of Great
Britain.
Row, things altered at least for once and should
the prove ct all similar there and here during the
in the Liverpool and LONDON markets earlier in 1856
than the average Of In fine, would express
our present hope that whatever damage has hitherto
been sustained in consequence Of the unusual incle-
mepcy Of the winter and spring may yea be fully
paired by favorable season between ths present TINA
and hsIvest but in any event. long the highway
OF the remains open, we have no cause to fear
shoitnees Of supply.
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Theatres and Exhlblt,ons.

ACADEMY Oh husIc.-Ibe La Grange opera troupe are
to give grand concert this evening, both vocal and in
Auber RossIi Hssais Verdi DOniasts and Msysrbssr
last night the La Grange troupe will appear.
BowERY TuEArRx- The performances for this evening
comprise the domestic orsms Of the 'Last Man." the
romantic drama eptis,ed shs "Avsngsr." Mrs. J. N.
Cookies benent VIII take plsos to. morrow night.
NIBro's GARDEN The ryns and Harrison Enslish
as Amina, and Mr.. Harrison - Elvino.
Burrows TnEArsEThis evening e SGT apart for u
ss ing wo ssI
Jorcan are to appear.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE renorita soso,s bsncat to
como OF this evening. Mr.. Haskstt Is TO appss ~
.ther pieces are, "a NorAing Cann la Msja desc
vile = and awho epeats First" together wsh grind
ANKnIcAs MusEuM.- There are TO be three perform
snces to-day In the lecture room-norninR aftsrIoon
ana evening The pieces provided are Of very attac
wooD's NIrsrRms.-Tbe T" warderipg Minstrean b 70,
be repeated BY this company 70 night together whths
BucKIEY's shRxSADERs- mnsical burlstts d tho
i've Pompfys' Ia sDpouncsd again for thfs evening.
MT Buckley Is 70 execute HIS violin solo, called Ths
PYRHAn's OPERA Hous.-Ths burlssqus Baby
together With negro performances comprise tho
BEslrIr OF Mr.. n. G. HAss.-This affair tales place
70 night at Burton's Theatre Mr. George Holland
Mr.. Dunn coromony called that aRascal jack Mr..
Jordan, hisa IDgersn, Mis- Annie Lee, and other ar.
tsts Of dramatic celebrity win appear. Tbs pieces
lecfed are IAN the Worlds stage" nrhst Rascal
Jack, and Lay After the FAIR Mr.. Ham has
been doorseeper Of Burtons Theatre az such con-
Quoted himself TO gain the Of the frequent
ers Of that establish me me- ltN
Br. Buchanan "a 10 town. st the Saint Nicholas Hota,
Miss Kimberly finished q two weeks en0asepurut AZ
Cleveland Ohio. last Friday. The Are department OF ths
city ATTENDED her benefit, and MI Hn chief engineer
presented Der an edition Of the e Of the
men bers OF Cataract Company No. s. Mas KinTbsrIv
pronounced pcetsaI address. ---ss
Mr. John punr-"tbat Rascal Jach, makes bis srst
right.
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Lord Palmerston, speaking IN the House of Commons
May "a, against motion Of Mr. wiss for reform In
the 6iplcmats service Of England said.Tben his homo
rable friend had referred to the example Of the United
states. But the United States had recently been
PEELED 10 revise the whole Of their diplomatic and
sRlH estsblshmspts ana thst not atap I'm Rs way Of
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reduction. O. ne estsxy, they had bssn ebllged 70
mc1sAse gIeaty bsth TIE nunbss ana the salaries Of
thess sstat0emsDts. Bat tboueh in soma paees they
lad aoublsd the salaries Of their diplomatic sesns he
wsud not fnd thsnsslvss entirely relieved from the
painful posien In which to his certain knowIsdge he
had sometimes hnown them to be placed Nevertkeesa
the United States gave much larger allowances than ths
country They gave outfit and travelling sxpenses spS
he believed that in certain instances the sona * the
period Of time than the corresponding gsh missiona
Hear, hear.
the Americans and Russlans In japan.
In the Britsb House Of Commons, May 81, Mr. War
sehed the Frst Lord OF the Treasury vhethey any
Cd BY Russia or the United States Of America; and IL
20, whether Her Msiesty's Government had secured
equal privileges for British subjects?
Lord PalmeIston said that Admiral Stirling had con-
cludsd in the autumn OF last year, treaty with the
Government OF japan The spulations Of that treaty
ports of Japan for the purpose Of repair and rsrssh
nsnt. There were NO commercial stipulations in
that treaty, with the exception he was about
to mention. The exception was this, that
after in japan to the ships Of any other country
British ships and British subjests shculi be admitted
tn Is, and placed in the enjoyment Of any privileges
concealed to the subjects citzens OF the
most favored nations. The United States did conclude
last yesr year beors with Japan stpulaons by
Of the United states with the privilege of commerce IN
Ger Admiral Strlisgs treaty English subjects en
tied in those ports TO all the privileges granted to the
tier OF the United States He mot that any
treaty bad been concluded between Russia and Japan.
In the English treaty there this limitation to the
favored nation that privileges accorded to China and
Holland were excepted.
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e last year in the expectation Of the opening Of the
ysr the sake Of moro csarnsss will briefly state the
Szast tenor Of those Instructions They start from the
Ysnepe that the Sultan, sovereign Of tho territory
eaehing the two straits Of the Dardsnsles and OF the
nuspherus has right 70 open or shut the passage.
nsy not opposed 10 throwing open the Black Sea TO
srsgn hags, the Porte itself admits the principle In
nat ease thsy aeduced "a: natural eoa,egu,noe Of
nee 10 psss the straits TO enter the Mediterranean In
- same manner that foreign ships Of might nsvi
NJ: .sf Sc sea rssy sa%is.d the PR
- assign furhsh ports harbors Of refuge and provl
onns for foreign vessels On those conditions the late
,ss 70 gvs their assent 70 the abrosaton Of lie pin.
0pse Of closing the straits.
Faithful 70 the idea Of his august father the Emperor
rs strictly % the instructions with which thsy were
1eady provided: In making that decision known to
-. on the llth Of April His Majesty dsigned TO au-
Ahs stng ~ the 2eth Of March, ana 10 discuss ths mat
~ thoroughly leaving TO adverssries the Obligation
ftahing the Initiative q revision provoked b. The
As day altar they received the instructions Of THAR
Court Prince Gortschakof and NJ rtoG in the ict at
eng that o. the 17th Of April put I. 70 the pIenposen
- the their Cabinets desired to have made
those moaiseatons occupied the 18th and 18th sit
In the first place the plenipotenaries of the Western
Powers erplained the plan concerted between their
oourts In the second Che plenipotsntares Of Russia
aons Of the Imperial Cabinet $500
We win briefly analyze both.
ne frst project read In the sitting Of the 10Th OF
Males, already pubsbsd In the papers presented 70 Par
aazasnt Annsr 10 protocol XII After this project
ss read the Russian pienipotenares without entering
themselves 70 give reply IN The nszt sonisrssce a.
> tbs wsde % solution proposed.
R8e Hpsdsy q tNeEfsPhis ssmmnnisssew ssMb. /
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even up-n this House takes upon Itself the power OF
thus carrying on negota IONS l say It win be doing
Ing 10 dangerous sassnt from The principles q the
great number Of the members Of tSis Houss win
be inclined 10 DO Hear, hear.) 1 say the me-
on by the executive government. and Cannot
be carried ON II tie government IA called upon
from day TO day to state what was the Last answer
had been done within the last week or ten DAYS ssy
certain amount Of confidence must be given to tbs gov
deserving Of your scnsdsnee SAY 80 dsaev OF sna
plainly and we shall distinctly know our duty. But 50
long as this House e content to leave the executive
na e s s.s Il .ss sS :. the
that should not interfere With the details Of nesotis,
and them yss dsspprovs o. that result you can CEN
sure tie government ysu like, or express any opinion
House asss &.
lead It TO co. the practical and detailed dreeion Of l
Lord J. Kus- OF course it win be In the discretion
OF the right honorable gentleman the membsr for Man
chsose ne have no sd1ios to ,s h ns
70 ssn Sst they y BE-
4 should be pc.pod: But the hosoraSs and learn.
cd gentleman the member for shs1aeld (Mr RoebuekI
head Of the government amounts 70 more than that
which might Be said ut any moment during any war
.smsy that :; the ~. ready entertain
bound, q A. = can, A'. sltho ugh + ma ass
tufe Of the negotiations which have taken state
TO the House the present condition Of affairs In the
first place think Il right to al up some OzassiOns in
the protocols which, being only summaries of confer.
ences that lasted four and half hours at time do not
entoD many things that were said. At the last con-
org dsclsson had taken place, said that he sid not
hirk the discussion could lead to auy result that ths
'eFsn were not fhsy 70 come v % agreement and
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sell ON the C0n1erenCe.
In the House of Commons on May "a, Mr.. Herbert
said-seeing, SIR molten standing the paper for to-
night In the name Of the right honorable gentleman tine
member for Manchester the decision Of which win In
vove the most momsntous consequences, not only to
this country, but TO the whole OF Europe WISH before
that otioa II entered upon, 70 put question to the
noble lcrd at the head Of the government nasmush
upon his answer WIN depend the course which J, and
probably other gentemsn In the house, shall take
upon that notion and sir at page % Of the papers
relating 10 the Vienna Conference lately Laid before the
House. In the protocol dated April 81 rsferng to the
Conference OF that date at which the noble lord the
Secretary for the Colonies present, the following
passage
Count Buol does consider the sersnt modes Of eiu
ton exhausted and considers sapecSy the tack Of
hn,a 70 iook for the means Of He hope
o. ns members have any new proportions TO mane.
wish TO ask the noble lord therefore, whether hs
ders or not that the different modes Of solution are ex
hausted; whether he considers It, and whether Austria
sf considers IL 70 be her task 10 look for means OF
and lastly whether the sonfersnce' Ia
completely dissolved, or Is In such state that any "
y member may make new proposten 10 the Allied
Powers?
Logo PAlTnsros--TDs can 10 No sinsply Ia an |
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MEDICINAL.
n HoIPs Celebrated Puimonic Eli1ir

NoXlhe revrnaueut eSIe ofecShs colds, consumption
bronchitis sAlhua rIU:Iia, Group, whooFitSs Sga,
Indication OF he bIvtEsA and eauSed o. Pna
e ,Ieaklrs; IpA all Affections Il tie organs OF Ess1a
tICl. - ,;.;,. n, Ais.,s
~ a The lusS ever sold 10 4 America.
In nTcsEtsIs this saieiuS 10 Tie public n1ve wy
sAtEslctcn IL Know ID Ne no; only nesfM 'heu1 VIA
sniLyaahie abtiIce for The class Of HseS4es y E!otS
srs 10 cue bu, CrA which is perfectly b1Imess IN ~ g
gf,snfu III. contribution, an can Se iinnhSleleu VIVA
rn sy ear Of lEeUal pO!.on', fer It contains
throughout cetnT3, Is caused ~ dNease Of the U.s.
ri S0EsfeHnt upon tNlsUIe aud co'o III
JrtrJ ~ 10 put il Mhu tie edCh Of every lrdiSluua
vho mar need Ie edy that has proven Se 20 'H'SiU
able. :, a.. .xr.,I.,r. ,ri
studs t1e MsaSIs Of the lungs Wink Al? 80
ovr cInnZs bic eiinStsi aud we claim 70 he " a1Ets
NJ iii usciuts ever before discovered hf lhoe Peeun1
comr ,intS, an improvement NJ all, and conSeaHh"!
uTT'IioT 10 all WheIS.
We S. male no eStIar1gan' aSerIIons Of us eheeSI
In suTins ii "a Ike The ysndeIS Of toy many roSIuhs'
bn lerrIys ali who trA Their, shall we hoh ou. any
injucr renis which exTeHeatt does moi justify.
Ifpatens NiIl reTSeyeTe 10 thu use o. ths hSa,ene.
ana use l. as dine,rd they vii! be cured ~ ever!
that it's not beyond tie power o. o,,.,s md
nua eTpus e rxois row enioylReta HeSsihSs 81 teln s
liz, as Il weIs, who osseTwIsN wS"t LNSe !os
sire ben ln their grave but for The timely ana pese
ling use Of this invaluable remedy. MS lo pletesu
tLAI Il is nTsble iEsse'y stage OF eonsunP!Ion oS,
know IL 10 b? better adapted 10 the yaVa' useasts
IesrisioIy oTEas than any o:her Medicine ehe ~
Ire nube An we ask is trial, aNi every MStaMe' u
rtsi try 10 The directions aud II FerteI Saws
action IA not civ o. the uIoEey will BE- returned
Genuine SgEed u. NALL 20. Fot SAFE o. !AM.s
EtKEH DfuSstst, Wheeling, Va. Also, by pSHSlss
~ y. ~ H. II, n;sEoi, III. country N9-Iy
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{, EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hoskina. Heiskell Il 90.

Hoskins, Heiskell n 90.
STAPLE * ASp 'itAiiSSo ~ DRY GOODS,
uAVg,tnoyti th.li rt Iron nellags ;s A;tsss
III a.tnd 81 tomTsteo q /, PhI .. sPI.n
Anspaoh, Brother g. 90.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE, J..
Ss S,n m s;,I ,t eS,S .e" tea
%tIII.a1 In.!stSi.. iiIeSItb EalLasan. erlZ!4s@
Wolies, Ballard u Co.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
i7o H,-i,i ana, PhiIadeiphin:
got. n, 7. XtLtt, formerly Of Wheeling, Is engaged
In tkla llopse.l --.-----..----s tP-o-S!!
Odd Fellows, .Inson., re, hs"' s'"' o.
Temperance
And other Society Regalia,
Bonntr1. S,ai,anJ .Jrptls, manujutt1rtd and SOLE
bv GibL. 4 Smith. 10. 10 baltimore Sir'd,
Batimort, Nd.
TiE asortnynl Usually on h.r consists"
REGAllA,
ost Ft1op,,--iTsnd and Subordinate Lo"se and D. =
p. aGfsea, aud other oaie.t.. plain ,nO
lei, ri, ID, 80 and ah I'ssre. Parade Re
p.shiy enbrold.tta Epe,mPHent ratd
RtEaliss. ,,,.
Mesic-Knishs Tsn,ptar, RoJ.l 4 d, saa NAS'e''
Son. Of MISREPRESENTATION. Gland and sueoFd'n'
Diyisions-ofites aud Members. ,,,,.,
RI M.VSsestm. P.s o.eRE .. a1a 1" '''0
Cd Degree Working and 5 rl!tsf ss'''''
OF The various orders. Of SiIysr G OF i''b" Ns's"
neludng Knlshts TemphI, with lh'ks)
Banners o.seIy si sye and coat saaPeSs "
signs for Banners when required inTHstea ute VI -
rense, showing the style OF The sane when haSea "H
ROBES, SAStlES, COSTUMES, Cars; &C. 9 G
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Planished Tin Ware.

Planished Tin Ware.
lust or.n:t an Of splendid planish.t Ware
y consisting ocofee and Tea ufns ehahns pisel, oys
eooe,s, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-'a
beautiful article We respectfully solicit the sttni!on Of
the public 10 cur varied Of House
and S,e.la Boat furnishing goods .......-
HOBBS, BARNES 4 co,
So2s, Monroe st, rear tie Post Office,
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Frer. Tie F;iTmsn. (rs.l Repan!ean
w ISviLriEtr MEDICINE. II Is but seldom we hna
among the many Jes offered 10 the pUbe of TIE cure
VI dStase one we 10 commend, or whHr VII
tues we aye able 10 Discovers and lave always 'eduousy
av ided giving ui;eiIee 10 inyhlng that might lead any
one app0ss ,h. We p, diuy iaila N tE.!r r'e:en
SOM. But with ieierene to- remedy ranu aeiued ~
th. place. and which has become IS familiar 10 the public
as household WORDS we sreak fIom knowledge Of its In
iIihsc treeeRss, It's adaptation 10 ma> OF tie tli9 Of
Il Z, and tie Stuiity with which |. nlay be used We
s,esk Of the Sonraie SeIvead hone Eminent. rEersr'
d BY H. H. Car TO-, mom. prescription Furnished 81
VI Watson Carr late Of Mo- s5Atown aud HOW 81 "ftl'
ing, Unc Of the most eminent Ply sIess III vg ini. This
rxnl s o.std uron The hiDad pintipe thai any rene
d. wlith will Te!en .xieIral pain will Hlopey com
ouJed, be equally efeaeious in tenoyii Int nal aztec
lions, pub eEte that has be successfully deye!ored
Is simply the ofSrln6 OF $eeICe hinS mild aud SIM
pie Us action, End yet revealing In s effects power
more iEeedbs, It9t hing The NJ 81 hidden srws Of man
and besstand yet being inoro"s 10 ne
II Is alsN b. Ia tie chagi tLitt IN The markell heipe
u. up In totes twice as large as The na.orlts uUe'
larger than the largest bt>lts being more than four
lines as strong We Commend II 10 those 10 want OF
safe IN & tain enAly
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Paper Warehouse.

Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS ". FIELD T. CO., =
coAaIss on uERcu.STs.
No. IL CHI Street,
NRW YORK.
Are sole Agent. IN the Uaited States FOR
MusrTairs svrerioF Bleaching Powder.
Victoria ,IiIls .ebr4t.i Writing PaFen
RUSSELL 20 SUPERIOR
Gtnesce ~ Printing
RawliLs & Sons English TissTe
First quality i'iir,narlhe HE
TLeyae also Agent o' the principal P'rer Msnuht'or
ers 10 this country, AID cfeT or Se BIZ far The most ef
t.nsye md and desirable stock o. psetr sai PsP' Wan"
seart,1 Narie tha, car be :oUEd In hISoI any Other
country.
TIER business is strictly wholesale and Writing Pssrs
are sold by lhe case only.
Goods. both Foreign and Domestic, s:ths lowest possible
prices.
vARtes made eVnsisnents o: Paper, PaTer MAKERS
stock and Other ne 'ChaHd te
RAGS susi-iy.
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.,MEDjICAL.. 7.
Prof. Woods

nnir; toratiye 10 now t;r the hrst Tine Intro
Ill Jneed IL the eltiieus Of Wheeling al No iS MARK
see which Is tie tniy sure remedy ever inyened that
viii eatetuly testoe ths cry h.i. aud whI.Ees 70 ths
head In ,hoh Tine With The natural covering, remove
dIhJva and prevents The hair lion kan2 OH and 10 Tree
from the hhr sentnt so Objectionable In divers prspa'
rsous u trent nanes how btiuIe the pub ihe hf
stOEa1wE beautiful Article for tts toet Ior he o'a
you and can only be APP eeated hy s 'se aud Az
A'e ItA eeiully Invited eroi end examine
tie teSlmoniaS Vi ladies' aud gentlemen " hish TcFuta'
tor In The South ard We.t, weFeit vas lnrtmed but
will ie;er 10 the certificate below dsi eushed
siatesnanani Senator, Judge Bltsse, q lfl!lol,.
have uti Prof o. s. WVohs'ii.r Resiois'lye,' AMI
have idmired the wonderful eject Ms bait was htton-
lag, as thought, reeaurely Set, but By The use Of bis
'Ee&to atiyeit hIi resumed its original color, and have
no 'iouet petnantrlIy 40.
Ex-senator OF Tie United Sisles.
Professor Woods Oriental Sanntive
i.inimcmt.
lh, Lininen, sa valuable auxiliary niht ttatntnt Of
some Of The most formidable daases with which u 10 or
lot 10 eonead for insaMe, information sfht uHGt en4
s3H<l, by Thorough and eou,iLved application Of this
hnent over tie region Of The Affected organ, tete 9th
erwlse rd' bio dls.aes ditar n.e OF more
thar hall their teros particularly among children and
Thousands Of mokhrs we're they allowed 10 sreek, woud
with all The etoo ee OF feeling aud ahettIon, hear iheli
united testimony TO the fact that Il had snaiehed chill
.heir toi nler health and beauty. Again, will be found
pI"eItul auxiliary IN removing what Is generally known
4, Asu. Cake, OF an enlargement Of the Spleen III all
Eases where an eyt.rn application Of &.r'tt this n
gent will be found Csc I'll.
General depot COS Broadway, New YORK; and III
AIktt 81. st Louis
ForsAe Wholesale and retail In Wheelingby
'tTd3m WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG
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New Savings Bank Store.
REV "a. nrsosrp LETTER. At the OLD POST OFFICE

REV "a, HIsoSEp LETTERS At THE OLD POST oFFieE
r AN row receiving and oFtrng an unusually ,rse and
Eehe 81 assortment Of Bcos, SHOES, Hats. hornets,
Unbr ess and sirel Sacks al torner Of Market and
Mone s.,ee;.. Wheeling, Va, IN tie room f'rme Is OF
eur'ea az 'ke Post 0ee and opposite the McLure V1st
yec, !arseAni MI ely nsw stock which VA PuFchtted
tOf c,h, Io III. Manufacturers II: No ih u'dtr ~
9N tavo abe circumstances and O5eT them 10 tie cit.
zcts OF WhsenS AID vicinity al reduced prices, whole
al. aud ,e,. aud respectfully solicit thsrs OF ratom
age. ~
deem /. rse,rss SAT nrth in rrase Of ny so, X u
1Ns"As no. The ptcrlc OF Wheeling are lot so 'aSll!
h4has;ea hy advertising pvas suleelt 10 say iv a.y
variety o: 1snt !ouhA and boys ln6'sand ShotS mir.
,o, tlk not.skin wool, lAescrn, bushsLd iraw hats:
hsnn ~ Ae s.,iey % silk !awn t.iAw AID bald
Stots slippers and Cater. SSS. a." va
child en-, Of tie most fashionable snI ..I,,
.-rall aud see ioI !ou'*eiyrs,
Having puIeh I'D lag" tioek Of the above named a.
ilees, wOu rtrreiuly invite eVuiTy nsIththis 10
call aid zee NJ or ,end M their odtts VII duplicate
any hills lulehssti In the eastern elites !o cash
as :. Is u. WATSON.
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
;;i C.t.,n, ST., pAiait2ita er7e.it tie St.t liotx
nRSRI ". sAFFORD,
ixruRrra AND DEaLEktS CURTAINS, CVsT.M Ma.
TERi,Ls, AAp PrkSi7rRE CoyEsiSee,
WHICH he of.Is Al the lowest market pr'ees,
lrR0LESAL9 AND EET1I.
Tie ttotkeomptslts, IN patti The following,
Embroidered Laet CuTtaiEsi Gilt Co. hteeti
10 Muslin 10 10 Pins;
nrsIttY LIess 4 MasltIsi do Bands,
pIsrth liT0titels al widths Canopy Arete. aud Rings:
ard eolnr1, Copls, Tasseis, GinrG,
Satin de LaiE.tI PEEss1. curtain p!ors
lt.nasktt &c.
AttheItoeIof FRENCH FLuSRES. OF all color, and
eua'itie. on hand.
PiiSTkb d Snow SHADES. an! HOLLANDS OF ali
co:nrt foi shading
y u Persons orte,ips cur,.n., will siyetke ntasuI.
n'the te2h,h and width o. he entire fra me OF window.
nlari7-I'dtSw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05
Wheeling Window Glass
= n Cr nDt.

t.,.,otnr. .xi,,tn. s,o..,o.,
,pseTi Co. has teen dissolved b. lite purchase Of u.
vi. BsINeTas right, s, and nssFss;, By stockton Il
Russell
The business vii be carried on under the rans OF
oeis STOCKTON, RUSSELL & co
Wh,.Ji,- n, -! ts.a ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-05
ASSlGNEES MOTH E.

- = HTSIUNEkS NUTIV E.
Uimcon ID. Woodrow having, on The nth dsy Of
. ipi, 81, hy pore, deed eonye!el N ;'utt 10 !lt
1eftsrd Tor ihe henett Of his said Wood
ors all u III, aud pelsonal property and choses &C.
oa, ali rtrson, In tby wise Indebted 10 tad woodrow
at eiuiIed TO make immediate Payment 10 ne ard al
resos b,stnt claims aE.n, .sd ToodrGw are Issqi,ed
our oths 10 or tlrii claims with the proper ree.:eae
90 dry 10 ID. terms Of slid deed With the unie l,ighed
a. IA " Gko IS. SIGHTS, aS.!srce.