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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

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order % H0n. !. ~ koessfsh AFEs sfMestae1A ~
hous~hoG farnigr~. b~anx N sniFs ss<A * ss.sfs
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aow suftans tsrtsy f.a A. uifh haes u@1sf safts
s~xknt mar4ustris fuf1lasrs ~ paftf fsraiars
covered In tiush and hro~a~ir aahasawa rArp~ta ma
hoxary sofas anf shalfs hartlnth f~s.-~sf esatfs
tables. elegant Frrufh btat~ s*f sAs@~si mA@@~6Msl
amoaN giaee, Fc@~w@o6 h~epkNAs~ w&r8FVt~s m.h@EM
~ Frsnch bs1strm6a dfefsinx h4rsAss sth aFhs tg*
~sshsiants su4ts ~ tl2sk wsnas b@trpaa faraAtmfs
suits a. tanise tottsr~ farnitnr. woal asttswss~s ~
lei e.ts blsrs wanut and rnap@ tMss se&i chs
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log tnhlen nah Fsny go tsttsa eeAifs. mWRsla
carpets, Kspstlss stair sArp~ss, A. eha4 aaesF -.
tea sets eroehsYy Mnd gKsswAfs Althsa wNr~. A. Al
90, abouf 100 wsich nsrsmsnts Aieo. 81 " sasAusA
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

II .. nfxTiR ACcTIQNiER. -pOSfuNE gAGE Al
81 O'Clock this Gay, ofs lArgs ~ u very vaiaabi
furs elasls ready made mAntns-, kc., "a, ~ clos
outa sioci, 81 store 325 Eghth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

UyAhTED-BY A RE-PbiTABfK GERMAN GIRf,
w Who understands washing iroaisx, plain cooling
and serving situAt on az housekesper chan bsruAd
In small American family. Please Inquire 81 10 B~y
ard street corner of tEry1tie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

A nDTIs-s. --J0sgPn y. Ko~rTR, TEAC6W 90
n music, 30 Broadway o. ~ Read street rooms ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

TINE DANE IRAscAisE DEERE AZ PLACf1l CONNIE
u cuisnisre dams uns fsinIilr franeals@ on An.rt
caine on lon paTle fancas st ellie pourrsit sooea
per do tout general s'aire.scr q MAiams vsuv'
Bossin chez " oonnss, pension frsseai-s, 10 hsrcs
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

II HAVE THE BfsT REFERENCE, AND WANT 4
l. situation as salesman assistant boski ~~rSr
Southern acquaintance, Western New York, 40. Ans
house In want OF help, wiz you allow 10 calf at
no pay not deserving good situation 10 dssirals
Address W. A., Herald oAce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

UyAsTED-A SITUATION, ny REspBTAEiE
w woman, "a vet nurse, ~ hsr own rssid~nes, has
Loot ftr baby III days old Good refersncs given Ap-
ply syiG5 lat twenty ssee nd street ..coaa Geor fest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

DRDs BIRDS FOR SAIL, VERY CHEAp,
I'D Wholesale and retail prices, 1000 singing canary
birds buIlGnches, godhnehes greenGnches, backbrls
hpnsts, knocking birds, parrots, kc, at H. KFsTSER
BROTHERS, IS Fulton street, corner Of Gold.
A SMALL DRUG STORE FOR SALE, AT A GREAT
ton us Hudson avenue a,ar pyosnsct s,r.s, nrool.
Ign. Inquire at the store.
CARRIAGE wANTED-Murr BE GESTEEL AND
~ very light. Also, hdy's veil broke hoFe, n per
lecty gentle gray preferred not pony. Address box
2,o7b Herald Office. superior rockaway for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

NOTICE 10 MERCHANS.-A YOUNG EsGiIsII.
~ man Of education and business capacity acaaAn,
Cd With hardware, cutlery, Js~ery, Stationery ans
fancy goods, toys &c, IL DESTROYS for situation the
ad,ertser having been principal buyer supsrnt~nd~pe
aud sAIesmtn in one Of the most EXTENSIVE. establish
insnts beth in London and Liverpool and can spsah
four language. uty and other references. Address
n. ~, n. Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

fT'O WHOLESALE DEAItpa YOUNG NAN IN
Il ihis city sbo mas horss sad ~ssea ara 10 ssh
aequautsA With New Tors aud ~ va,nStss wsaId nss
10 sell article for any est.bihnsnt In Tho city
Who would engage him. address a.. Herald eMe~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

COLLEcrrSo MoNEY.-The Philadelphia Ledger
has an article on this subject from which we ex-
tract The following:
Under the most favorable circumstances, TO COL
lect money is more or less unpleasant Many peo-
Pile, even when they pay punctuaI.y. and in full,
do it with bad grace, or no grace at all. Some
debtors think, after they have eaten or worn a:t-
Giles for which they are indebted, or have burned
your Coal aud wood, or lived in your house for a
year, that they are very kind indeed if they con-
descend to tell you when YOU call again for
the amount Of the bill. Others think, and so act,
as though they We're under no obligation, and that
II they pay, you may consider yourself highly IA
voreG, and indebted to them thousand thanks,
OF something more substantial There are many
who, sntrenching themselves behind the law, add
insult to injury, by clubbing and demuInng for
tinls.spd finally win up by saying they "wo'n't
pay got nothing" ''sue and get the money
if you cam Cases of this kind are not unfre-
quent, and every day proves that sense of honor,
under obligations OF pecuniaEy character, is fast
becoming "crushed QUIZ among sumo OF the PEG
pie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22
DUEL PREvENrEn.-The Washington Star oil
SATURDAY. CnvS.

DUEL PAEvExrEn.-rhe Washington Star OF
Saturday says:
Last night information was given TO the police
OF this city that, from circumstances of recent &C.
cnrrrnce, there was reason TO believe that ar
engagements were making were made for duel
between the Hon. Chas. ]. Faulkner and Colonel
Bote!er, the opposing candidates i'll the HarperS
Ferry district in the late Congressional electionin
Virginia. The gentleman who lodged the infor-
malion is related to of the parties and the po-
ltical friend of the other. His statement was
clear and free from The least particle OF prejudice
for or against either gentleman. arranlS were
Immediately issued, and Capt. Birch of the AuXil-
laIy Guard, ]. Davis, Chief OF Police, with Off
GERS Allen, Handy and Boss went in search of the
parties. Col. Boteler found at the Kirkwood
House in company with his friends, MeSSrs,Stroth-
er and DonneI; Mr.. Faulkner at WIlard's Hotel,
where he has been stopping. They were taken 10
the guar! house where an examination took place
before Justice MOrSel: during which the pIInc-
pals were seParated the one being in the retiring
room while the other was III the trial room. Both
appeared to be very much disappointed at the IN
reference. The testimony does not show that
challenge was tenCered or accepted; but the
picIous circumstances were considered sufficient
10 require security Of the parties that such al
fair should take place. The sum demanded by the
Justice was $4,000 each. a,COI. Alexander Provost
hecame the security of MIR. Faulkner, and Georg..
Plant for Col. Boteer. The bond requires that
they shall not fight duel i'll thus District leav
for that purpose.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

U-The following are among the resolutions
adopted by the State Council of the American
party in South Carona
ResOlued, That the term "Catbclic," and al!
Semblance a religious test, be stricken out from
the official records and obligations fthe American
Order Of this State, and that all natives be eligible
to the Order and capable of its suffrage. Tho shall
renounce all foreign temporal and ecclesiastical
jurisdiction and influence.
ReSOFped, That while we deprecate Romish po-
litico-sectaran influence in America, we are mex
orably opposed to any "Law respecting an estab-
lishment Of religion or prohibiting the free exer-
else thereof" or any law which applies ga reli-
Eious test.'' That our opinions as men, however,
approve only the principles of self government in
(hurch as State, and we do not approve an eccle-
siastical pOlity which has its source in foreign
land and single potentate. And that we forbear 10
sustain those who from either political or secturan
motives, oppose our contemplated reforms.
ResOlUsd, That we dlsapprove of the adoption
OF any Jaw which shall affect OF disturb the Prevl-
Gus existing legal privileges conferred on natural
lied citizens.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

WILL SEsAsToPoL BE TAKEN ?-The Inyalide
Russo, the Russian official organ, publishes te-
marksble article, four columns long, under the
heading: Will Sebastopol ever be taken7 Though
free from bragodocio, it concludes with expressing
the conviction that the fortress is impregnable,
though it confeSSes that the allies would have
taken it, had they assaulted it from the position
they now occupy, on the morrow of the day they
arrived there. 1t says Sebastopol can replace one
hundred dismounted guns in a night, or can ex-
change $4,000 fatgued Troops against $4,000 fresh
troops; that the allies cannot, with double the
force they can dispose OF, cut off the communca-
ton by Perekop: that the Russian army, fighting
for its country and its sovereign, is animated by
better spirit than is the heterogeneous mass of
French, English, Turks, Egyptians, and Sardin-
ans, contending for an abstract idea and for coll
fused Interpretation of the duties OF civilization;
that four days after the Tremendous bombardment
of the 28th of March, SebastoPol stronger
than before; that at this moment, the daily allied
losses are greater, and those of the garrison less,
than ever before. 1t goes on TO show the tTemen-
dous preparation for the reception of the enemy,
If ii succeed in obtaining a momentary foothud.
The Paris Constitutional affects 10 consider this
article as desperate effort to reassure the people
of St. Petersburg, and offers as yeply 10 the
question, Will Sebastopol be taken? the sentiment
that it will.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

| Proficiency AT WEST PoINT.-We recently
heard from the lips of one OF the Bosrd of Visitors
at West Point fact which iltustrstesthe remarka-
bic proficiency of the pupils Of that institution,
not only in their studies but the practical part
of military duty. The annual examination this
year lasted for seventeen days, and tits customary
at the close of each day for the students to give
practical illustration of the sciences upon which
they have been examined. Thus, when the ex-
animation of the day upon gunnery, there
would be practice with the guns the close; mill.
tary movements to be illustrated by the cadets
acting as a corps; aud the art of Craftsmanship
would he practically exempifed by exercise in
the riding school, &c. On one DAY there had been
an examination in engineering md road building,
and the Board of Visitors were invited TO proceed
to the river at half-paSt five in the afternoon 10
witness practicaiI.uStraiion Of the examination.
At the word OF command the cadets proceeded TO
construct a bridge from timbeGs prepared Tor the
purpose, and in twenty four minutes a bridge $50
feet long, extending into the Hudson and rising on
pontoons where the water WAS deep, had been
put together and made paSsable for artillery and
troops. The cadets We're then required to take it
up. The bridge WAS taken down ami the various
tmherS of which it was composed piled up III an
orderly manner SO "S 10 be ready to pat up again
in an equally short space of time. This was ac-
compiShed in exactly nine minutes. Upon in
quiry it was aScertalned that the bridge used upon
this occasion was one which was in the train Of
Gen. Scott in his celebrated march 10 the city Of
Mexico.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

VI NALOAbLE REAL ESTATE.
10y virtue ol decd OF trust from George u,,ni,r,r,
ID wife 10 Uc beating date ON The e5tbry nj ls
anu now on ItcG," IN Tic el"rs Office uhocouny A.,
Senu Dooh W - pages - &C shall the 81 av a.
sad county cSI9sn at Public ale the highest b,lrT
i"t nnbiI Gu N') even situated Main ,t,ccr IN inc
feet IN width OF o. the suutetupart OF lot iu,bcI Cs
iwcnl y0ur, Situated ON Water suect ~ lie satI Ma,
Ward OF the city al Wheeling. "
1syms VI SG!c-One iOnrih cash and The lance OF ~,
pure ase money credit al SiN, twelve ana rf,r @
months, III equal instruments, The purchaser ufrIIr,.
erS giving bond with good security bcliug Interest u
the dag OF sale and he title 10 be retained a.
Cuity until The whole pu' Chase money Is paid.
EDWARD II. FlTEHUGH.
ju25:ts Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

sPEEp OF THE CuppER SUP GREAT REPUBLIC.
"A Paris correspondent: of the National lnteIii-
gencer says that the screw lineOf- battle-shp Ma
varino was detailed to accompany the famous clip
per the Great Republic on her voyage from Mar
settles to the Crmea, and if necessary to tow her;
but appears the latter Obliged to keep under
her three topsails to enable the Nnvarino to keep
up with her. The French officers were utterly
conEounded at her 1eetness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

A MAN MAN.--Caroline Bradley, a young la
ay aged about twenty, committed suicide at a Ro-
chester hotel by taking rat poison, 10 Consequence
or disappointment in love, Her wealthy father
went to see his dead daughter, but under
sumed name, in tho hope of avoiding the payment
Of the funeral expenses.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

UThe New York Times gives few "Hints to
Consumers OF Flour which worthy of gene
Tal attention. 1t says that the finest and whitest
flour is that which contains the greatest proportion
of starch but such -four is not by any means best
adapted TO supply the laboring man with the ele-
ments of muscle or power. The dark Southern
-four usually abounds in gIuten-a substance more
nearly resembling human muscle; and the man
who is obliged Saturday night, from the scantr-
ness Of his weekly earnings, to send home barrel
OF dark Southern flour, may console himself with
the certainty that his low priced flour will yield
himself and family more of the needed nourish
ment then that which would have left thirty to
fifty per cent. less of his hard earned money for
other necessities. AS TO the outer marking upon
-four BARRELS the Times says little reliance is To- be
placed upon it, since it seldom indicates the real
quality of the.article within.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

ACCOMPLISHMENTS amounting to ST, 200 have
been offered by the Governor of New jersey and
other individuals for the arrest and conviction of
the man who murdered Conrad Bauer, in the city
of Newark, GU the 18th instant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

CROSSING TIE ATLANTIC IN THREE DAYs-A
working engineer, by the name of john Ross, resi-
ding in Montreal, has addressed letter 10 The May
or OF Boston, upon the subject Of recent lnven-
ton Of an extraordinary character. He claims to
wait ship across tie Atlantic Ocean in three
days; and further, if hole were bored in the bot.
tom, the vessel Will float with equal salty and
freedom. In order TO complete wcriins model,
which Is wholly independent Of steam, lie asks the
assistance Of fifteen hundred dollars from soma
sentlemen's pocket. No progress, says, Mr.. Ross
has been made III that direction tthc sea- 10 keep
pace with the movements over railroads on the land
but this deSdeEatum will certainly he accomplish
ed and demonstrated i'll his great Licovery.-BOS-
ton lArerliser.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22
REAL ESTATE SALES,
Assicnee's Sale

WILL. be sold a; public sale at the front door ,r
court house, on the 9th Of September next Tie rJoyi%
property, viz: "''b
Lot No. &c, which is erected one double i,,,,,.
brick house and one small frame house;
Lot No. "a, on which is erected ono large WAGON m
ker's shop and warehouses w" '"'-
stable, also one frame shop; "''"
Ol south IN feet lot No o. on which 10 r,,r,,,
large and one small dwelling house. "''
All the above prUpeityis stu1tel ON tile west ,iI ,
Main ileet IN The First ward, aud viii bc sold an, M
aud III months. '''''
ALSO,
VIII be sold al the residence OF s. Irwin OH sam. ,
sIndfy articles G. household Furniture wagou,nI,S,'
ed carts and wagons ''''S''
U Terms cash. Selling assignee will GUY cour,
such itIc 10 Tie above real CstAir az Is in ma .i
"m!h Is believed to be good. K. I. IRWIN,
"sto Assignee OF sam. Irwin.
House AND LOT FOR SALE
'INHE undersigned offers Tor sale his IinNc ii ,
4 Market street east side, between AIomoe and ,
stleels The lot is II ret 'front.' with GOOD bIicL t
ling mouse and out buildings " ''-
IL VIII be sold low aud on accommodating icrurs ,,,
e Enquire OF
sepS I y y1,,,yp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

EsysPELAs GANGRGNoSUM.-A death from
singular disease termed by the attending physician
"Ery>ipelos Gangrenosum." occurred in Brandy
wine village, Del, during the present week-the
particulars of which are thus given in tue Wash
ington Gazette:
Mrs. Mary Hazlett experienced slight burning
pain in her under lip Tue day, the 9Th instant.
Dr. Miller called in, bnt not thinking 1t serI-
Gus at that time, recommended some Simp ( reme-
dies. Upon calling the next Gay he found stnail
PmPle had formed, which he opened. On Friday
The disease exhibited more vicious character,
running rapidly into gamgTene, and continued 10
spread the neck, throat and face, until with
III few hours Of her death, when ii had invOlved
all the cellular tissues and muscles of the parts af
teCted. The patient suffered very little pain, and
only complained when pressure was made upon
parts that were distant from the immediate seat of
the disease and the more slightly affected by in
aammation. On Saturday night Dr.. George W.
ChayOr was called IN consulting physician, but
the disease of so peculiar nature and of so
vIulent ch racter as to effect her breathing aud
the patient ed on Tuesday last, notwithstanding
every effort made that medical skill could de-
wise. Ii has been rumored about the city that this
disease was similar 10 that which existed IN New
York city during last spring, but we are informed
that such is not the case. Mrs. Hazlet was about
twenty years Of age, aud had prev OuSy enjoyed
good health.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

SINGULAR SuCInE.-W lt!Iam Mcconnell \ dane
Ing MASTER COMMITTED suicide near Pans XIV, Oh
Monday last, under the following circumstances:
In the morning he ordered Il slave belonging Ia lis
nother 10 grease his buggy. On his way 10 VIM
chester one of the wheels came OF, the tap having
been lett off by the slave. On his return he un-
derook 10 cbaStiSe The slave, and as he afterwards
said, was resisted by him. He ther went into the
house, brought ont a revolver, and shot the slave,
killing him instantly. His wife first observe: him
throwing down The pistol and raising the slave up,
and She picked up the pistol, and ran into the
house with il. HeioiOwed her, recovered the pS-
toI, returned to where thu body cf the slave was
and shot himself through the head, surviving the
act only few hours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
East Wheeling Academy

ROys and Girls lin separate Department..
REV. S. BOYD.
THIS Institution will its exercises on the first
Monday in September. The session consists OF TWEEN
ty.two weeks, giving usual holidays.
There will be lady of competent abilities in the Fe-
male Department
TIRMs;-Ten dollars per session for The common Eng.
fish branches; Higher English, twelve Latin and Creek
twelve.
The School Fees are required strictly inadvance; and
collected the first week OF The session. refunded IN
pTorlcted sickness only.
Only limited number is received, which has greatly
contributed 10 IA success lu2l:im
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22
To w. y. a

IL " - n
Open wide the frontal gate,
The Lady comes in bridal state,
Than waited specs swee,er far,
Brighter than the Morning Star;
Modest as the lily wild,
Gentle a nurses child.
A IOvelier prize OF prouder boast,
Never chiertain's threshold crost.
Like the beams of early day,
Her eyes quick flashes brightly play;
Brightly play and gladden. all
On whom their kindly grances fall.
Her lips IN smiling weave charm
To keep the Peoplcd house from harm.
nhapPy:moment is she come
To bless noble chicnain's home.
Happy be her dwelling hero,
Many day, and month and yearI
Happy as the nestled dove
Inthe fruitful ark of love!
Happy in her tented screen!
Happy in heT garden green!
Thus We welcome, one and all,
Our Lady to her chIel,aiu's hail.
JOANNA BAILLIR.
lrDERIcE CO., ND, Aug 8, 1865.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22
1--WE WOULD NOT GIVE a DOLLAR FOR
ALL THE TINCYURE HAMPTON

THUS spoke wise and good man; hut mark The
charged Let the affected hear lir then dc, lc WIZ.
ther 10 suffer on OF he made whole ls professional nan
IN ruined hcgiM hcgg.
Rev James W. h, nnicutt, lie talented aud Hirp,rd
cnt editor OF that highly lUpuar and extensively read Ice
per, the Christian Banner, published FrdeIchsbug
E9 IN his editorial ct TIC 18th OF May, 1852 thus sesba
of HGmPtaUS Vegetable Tiitetms'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

RECEIPT ToMATo FrGs.-POur boiling wa
ter over the tomatoes, in order to remove their skin,
then weigh them, and place in stone jar with
the same amount OF sugar as tomatoes. Let them
stand Two days, and then pour # the syrup, and
boil aud skim IL until no Skum rises; pUu: the
syrup over the Tomatoes and lei them stand two
days IS before: then boil and skim again; alter
The thrd time they fl to dry, ii the weather
good, II not let them stand in the syrup until dry
ing weather; then place on large eaEtht dISh S
or plates, and put them in the sun to dry, which
will take about week; alter which, pack them
down IN small wooden boxes, with fine whit sugar
between each layer. Tomatoes prepared in this
way will keep for years. a few apples cut up aud
boiled IN the remainder of the syrup, makes very
nice sauce. kSsz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22

HOStette RS Ritters.-Siucs tile award of dirlo
ircm the thirteenth unnuaI exhibition of the Ohio Me-
cans' Institute held in city OF Cincinnati
limitations have their appearance, which caution
the public against they represented be the
IN their Medicinal tonic, tor which properties
Committee yseians gave tie award Of diploma.
Dr. J. Hos Bitters heretofore stand urvaled
Tor their medical powers giving strength aud vgor 10
LebtateI constitutions and during this weather,
would advise every Family TO Keep supply hand
ChIdren well as Adults will nI the benefit
For sale by druggists and hotels generally and By
THOMPSON IL PATTERSON,
age BUSHFIELD q Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-22
WaEELIN
City Omnibus Lines,
EOr RniIrOn'Is, !sIcnmbOnts. Hotels. md
rriV:'Ie 9SCsIdcMccs, at all Times,
Duy nnd Night.
WHEELING

CHARGES.
PASSENGER vain baggage. .25 cents
FdssehS, without baggage. 10
'i-sIEc Ia -
Persons wishing omnibus Call them. please
sed or leave their place residence stage
and Omnibus OEIcc, corner Of Market and Monroe SITS,
McLuIe House.
Omnibus or Eeuwood every morning at $50.
SHALLCRUSS II TERRY.
N. s.-OmnI5uses furnished lor Parties and Fune-
rails. ryI,SlG,,