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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-28
oALIFoRNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

Nav YosE. March 2T.-The Illinois arEi-
we'd at O'Clock, with twelve hundred and sixty
thousand dollars in treasure.
The Jao. L Stephens with mails and passen-
gers from New York Of Feb. 9Th arrived up.
March lst. the Golden Gate left for Aspinwali.
The Brother Jonathan for San Juan left On the
Gftl-
The missing account books Of Adams L CO.,
was reecntiy washed ashore near San Francisco.
The first section OF q. miles OF tine Sacramento
raiIroal Is completed
The California Legislature passed resolutions
icprecatiug the election of Banks 10 the Speak
eTShip.
The mouth Of Rogue river. Twenty four per-
sons were murdered on the SD OF Feb.
4 battle had taken place at Pugets Sound
betweena party Of friendly iHdians and the
| Giickitos.
The steamer Columbia was to leave san Fran
t:seo in few days with Cen Wo1l and trecps
Tor Rogue river.
The Legislature of Oregon has sent mes
sag. 10 thu President, asking fog the removal
Of Gen Wool
Eleven buildings were burnt at Sonora. Los,
/ biz has been introduced into the California
Legislature, erecting 3 new States out Of Cali
6ornia.
Markets duh. Money strirgen. Receipts OF
GOLD dust diminishing. Flour weak at S5a9--
Hams Is. Lard IL l-2- Butter choice, Gu
Nothing important from the Isthmus.
Dates from Valparaiso To Feb. 10th, and Cal
lao s6th.
The Chi!ian var steamer'Cuzado, from Teal
cahuano. ioundered near Maui on 31st Jaa. But
II persons, out Of 35s, saved.
The s:ooF -of-war ST. Mary's vas detained at
CaiIao, on account of the disturbed state of The
country.
Advices reached Panama that the Indians on
the Atlantic coast Of Vera Gaus had attacked
San Diego and burned it.
Advices from Costa Rica state that Walker has
threatened TO attack Puenta Arenas. Troops
were sent to defend It.
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- - a. .tI,e l.s-sho.ll.. S.

molten sssste that the laS.should be
Z made payable on the fiyst Glay Of June. subject
to 10 eeatdhl 81 SintGresl aFIF the Ist daYscf
August - l. g.4sss.s 80 8
on & motion to strike out 10 per centum, tsls
ayes and noes We4s called. Sc
/ Ayes-NeSEs. BfekeI, Cots, Claytor. Forbes,
Gin, Hubbard, Phillips, Tanner and WAITE.
Nota-Slessrs- Garden, Jacob, List, PznneH,
Taylor and Wilson,.
1 On nation. al after the words 'tJune next
was stricken out
Hr. Gill mave,i that an Who pay after Ger
I tain time be allowed discount Of 5 per cent.
withdrawn.
This ordinance shall take effect fFOm and at
ter the 1st day of April, 1856; the title of the
ordinance was read, but before the question on
its adoption. Mr.. Bieksl called for re-conside-
ration Of the vote by ayes and noes Recon
silcred
The ayes and noes we're then called for, pend
ehtch another animated debateensued
4ycI-Messrs Forbes, Hubbard and waits
Noss.--atessFs, BickeI, Gets, CIaytOF, Gar
den, 1Gti1, Jacob. List Phillips, PAhheIl, Taylor,
aud Wilson-1I. Lost.
The titls was again read and the ordinance
passed.
Proposals were read for medical attendance to
prisoners in the. city jail.
On motion the bid OF Dr.. j. C. IIupp was &C
copied
Proposals were read for renting the hay scales
for the ensuing year.
The proposition of B. F, Caldwell was ae-
ecpted. -
Petition Of John Gibson vas taken ur-re-
jectsd-
Petition of Jos. Letzkus-rejected-
Petition of C. Bambcrg-rejected-
Petition Of Mary Fo1-rcjeeted-
Petition of Weisgerber / Hook, for Coffee
House, list class-rules suspended Mich. Weh-
ner, dO-granted John SommerviTIe for Il
ccnse for an Ortlinary-laid over. L. Frauzheiul,
coffee house, LIST ciass-granted- C. somers,
laid on the table.
Petition of f. Dorm, for coffee house license,
1st class, granted
re:ition of Lambert Neagle L Co. for coffee
house license, 1st class, granted
sundry fee bills, referred to City Attorney for
a report
a Report of the committee on Streets and Al
lcyS, relative to the Sycamore alley SdRc queS-
ton was received, and the committee were dis
charged.
| 4 report was read from the Committee on
Water Works, and, on motion, was made the
special order for the next meeting.
| Bill of Geo. IIardmau, sl1s.ss, referred to
the committee on Streets and Alleys
! Mr. List moved that the Council adjourn
until next Tuesday night, the spcciaiorder TO be
/ the Railroad tax.
t Theodore GarreIl was nominated and elected
Assessor of Water rents vice JAMES Wilson, re-
signed.
/ Mr.. Lists motion was adopted
Council adjourned.
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-
/ BosToS, March 2T.-The steamer EsnsH, from
Liverpool arrived last night Bringing DATES @
tae 18th inst The political news Is of little
/ Importance.
| Cotton quiet and less firm, sales on Wsdnes-
! day were 50O0 bat=.
/ BreadstuHs were inactive Flour advanced
Is Wheat ada5,l Corn Is.
/ Consuls quoted At eli. Exchanges are fsycr-
able
Gold IS flowing into Paris from Amsterdam
and other places
The psacs Congress is In daily session at Paris
but nothing Of Its doings transpire-
A6viecs from the CrfElea state that matters
remain unchanged
A review of 5000 British troops took place
at Balakalavz gu ;be 9th OF March.
The White Works were blown up at Sebasto-
pol on the asth of Feb.
Adviees from ConStantincpIe to the 2sth state
that an Austrian courier had arrived tl.sre with
propositions relative to the Dan0bian p=incipai-
ties
A financial ericis had occurred at CONSTANT
nople-
Exchange on London had risen 49, and on
Yiena $50. The English pound sterling was
rated at no The Minister OF Finance had ap-
peaied to the merchants and invited them to de-
wise remedy.
An order to suspend hostTities had been for
warded to Omar and Selim Pacha-
The river Danube has been reopened and
Lloyd's steamers have recommended running.
AdViees from Norway announce aserious COM
mereiaI cricis there. Tweaty comInercial houses
had suspended in Bergen alone.
Paris quotations closed for four and = half
at 81, threes alta.
Manchester market firm with moderate bust
ness.
The steamship Washington had arrived at
CoWes- The Emen passed the steamer America
from Boston for Liverpool, the 10Th inst, in
lat 1850, toug. $3.50 On the goth, at shutdown,
saw the steamer Arabia from Boston for Liver
pool The Canada arrived at Liverpool at mid
night on the 10th inst
Prince Jerome Bonaparte has been danger
otlsly Ii, but at LAST adyices was improving.
Sales of cotton on Monday the 10th, goo
bales and total since the 9TH, 32.9g3 bales, with
quiet market, prices unchanged
London, IIth.-proviSions dull. Lard de
pressed arrivals being large TaLlow easier.
CoRsols closed at 81!
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NEM YnRKMAkkET.

March 2fth.@The cotton market is firm,
prices buoyaMt sales 1000 bales Orleans mid
ding lol Upland do, 16l.
Flour active, sales of 1000 bbls. at 6,sTaT, 80
for straight State; I,2jIT,75 for Ohie; ,6saT tor
Southern and s. I2aG forextra ard fancy Wheat
firm. sales of 600 bu- II IT'S for southern rcd
Corn lower, sales of sc, 600 bu. western at Ca
Pork improving, sales Of $500 bblS. Beef dull.
sales Of $50 bbIs. lard dull, with sales of $50
tbbis Whisky dropping, sales of900 bbls. COT
fee firr,, ss.es of $40 bags Rio at II I. Sugar
active. sales of 1850 hilds. New Orleans at saSF.
Glasses firm, sales 300 bbLs Orleans at as. Oils
quiet Bacon Tanteds sales eO5 hhds at 8 L..
Butter improving at l7a20c; cheese dull. Iron
irrn, sales of 80 tons Scotch pig at $3.50
Tallovv firm, 10000 lbs sold at 1of. Linseei
oil firm, 1900 gallons sold at SO cts
Stocks tuil. Cleveland & Toledo sor ST.
Clev., Columbia & Cineinn. l03 3-4. Erie Sc.
Michigan Southern 81 Is. Mich. Cent1 81 l-2.
y. Y. Cent? 93 Il. Pa Coal Co. So. Read
ing ~ SIS MiiYaukie and Mississippi SO Is.
Sterling exchange firm.
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CoNGREsSToNAL.
MAsnINGrnN. Mao

WASuTSGTOS. March 81
SESATE.-On motion. all matters connected
with the action of the Naval Board was made
the order of the day for Monday.
On motion of Mr.Pugh, the com. on Judi
ciary was instructed to inquire into the expedi-
eucy Of providing for the allowance Of writs of
error from the Inferior Federal Courts to the
Supreme Court OF the United States IN criminal
cases.
The invalid pension bill passed
Mr. Harlan made decided auti-Nebrasks
speech, combating Douglass rcrort.
Messrs. Collanler, Geyer, Seward and Wills
;poile on the same subject.
Add TIL Monday.
H0rsE-On Motion of 3Ir Faulkner. the COM
mittee on Foreign Relations was instructed to
inquire into the expediency Of remOddling the
diplomatic and consular system so as to repeal
among other things, so much as required, that
sII diplomatic agrntsshaH be of grades of ENJOYS
extraordinary and ministers Plenipotionary-
The House then resumed the consideration OF
the bill defending the rights of voters and duties
of commiSsioner Of elections of the city Of Wash
ingteD-
3fr Humphrey yEarshaIl's amendment pend
ing, requiring, in additioR to the general quail
tications of foreigners to have been natnralized
twelve months before voting at municipal cleo
tons
\ Parliamentary struggle between the friends
and foes of the shove amendment, involving
many motions and yea and nay votes, was kept
up till five o'clock.
Mr.. Cobb. of Ga, moved that the Sergnant-at-
Arms be required to summon the absentees and
compel an attendance. The House, he said, ~as
left without a quorom owing to the factious
movements of majority.
Campbell, of Ohio. Indignantly hurled back
the charge Wearied with tle struggle, the
House then adjourned By i've majority
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LAST MOTIFS PROCEEDINGS.

Council met at = o'cIock-Present, his Honor,
Mayor Caldwell, and Messrs. Biekel, Cots, Clay
sr Fi;zhugh, Forbes, Garden, Gill, Jacob, List,
Philips. PANEL, Roberts, Taylor, Tanner, Wait
,ai Wilson'S.
NJ Jacob presented an ordinance imposing
AZ upon agents and sub-agents for Insurance
Companies, nonresident agents for the sale OF
liquors for theatrical comps, dealers in quaek
medicines, brokers', and sellers Of lottery tick
yy, &c.
H. Jacob hoped that thequcstiOn would come
poa the filling Of the blanks.
VI. Forbes believed in putting on any an
aa,l tax which would not drive agencies away
apn the city.
Va action, in relation to insurance Offices, thc
ir,, bank WAS filed with 81; and the second
zih $40.
Mr. Jaeob moved to strike out the section
relative to quaek medicines Carried.
Is to insurance agents and brokers (Hr.
Hubbard appeasedl-for each offence, fine OF
go was adopted
As to veadias of foreign or home Lottery
TEkets, penalty of = dollars for selling
ticket ior foreign or pocket lotteries
On motion Of VI. Titzhush, this section was
Etricken oct
is to nonresident Dentists.
"a motion this section was stricken out
Asto License to Auetiouee.s GaId over at the
Ass neeting.J Laid over again.
cOaee house keepers fora failure to pay tax
ine Of Dollars g..
Mr.. Jacob withdrew the section
Theeiause in relation to Insurance agents and
Brokers was again talea up and passed.
Ca motion gu Tor license to AactiOneers was
'saa taken up aud passed
ia license for an sales Of wines or spiFitu.
Ous liquors, by merchants.
Che Mayor peaa from page s0s Of the code Of
Virginia.
On motion, = tax Of &5Owas imposed.
"a any agent or sub-ageat Of any Insurance.
company, incorporated or authorized by another
S'ate, a tax Of 800 was imposed
Ga every license to broker, doing business
Il the city, atax q 500 was imposed.
The Mayor called the attention Of the COuu.
a to the probability of imposing tax upon
hacks;erx
". Taylor moved to rsler the subject to .
committee
NJ. Jacob asked the mover to withdraw hi.
Ra,ion. Withdrawn
NJ Jacob here occupied 4 half hour IN = dis
'''siou upon tbs Charter privileges Of 1906, as
Presented BY Judge Fry.
". Jacob proposed that The tsxation on. real
'alte be subject 70 imposition q interest amer
NsmOuth Fom the retnrn Of the assessments.
4sgf discussion, Il was resolved that AZ taxes
=. on real estate be made payable to the
Iolector Of Assessments, on the INST day iOi
s91e next. subject to addition, after one month,
~ ~ PEI e interest. --
Y; TaEsor moved % stliEs cot an aaerths 81
q Jares Lest =
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iTar he p.ay la,-ius-retfi
Wurr1rxs, March a4th


The Ohio County Teachers Association met
= he " E. Church, at West Liberty, on Sat
1-,,y the serd inst, according to adjournment.
t.e.fres were made on the following subjects;
-g.at.I Arithmetic, j. r. LisIe School Gov
4-menL j. d. Maxwell English Gralnmer,
Eu. Sommerville ; Necessity of union among
r,acfers. j. ". waddle Relative positions oil
r,.chers and scholars, J. D. Halsted- Rev. nc
Nsnnan on being called uPOn, came forward and
dressed the Association aftrr which Prof
aass Of Bethany College, wasintrOdueed to the
,adisnee, bat owing to the lateness of the hour
rs remarks were brief When, on motion, it
1as
R.,oreed, That Prof Ross be invited to ad-
trss the Association at the next meeting, and
10 that Teachers from rgoining counties bs
,,r,,ial!y invited to unite with u.s.
Association adjourned tn meet in TriadelPhia,
saturday. April 1ath at 10, A " at which
time Prof. Ross WindeIiver an address, subject
The reaehers' calling"
J.H SIMMONS, Pres't
I'D H,IsrrD, Secretary.
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MEDICAL.
All SHOULD TRY TT!
D RI. HOS ETT.ER S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 Bs..les- soId In one asnr


NOTHING In the market-1othsng In tie aetezt uaErsst
" the past fry years. has Gqunledt nor
article bepr1duGed' equal to this
GREAT ASFI-DTSPEPT1O-
Dr. H0stetterss prsparatiIf1 ebt granny recipe
verbal nTesgaan II Is the Fsault Of profound
elaborate study Of the Scientific chemists Of
the present century
HostRtsE snbts invaluable Btters 70 ehes
cal tests. what Il st bsEsr1 personal trial upon yer
constitntton. The properties OF these efs VII
5S found b the anll the fan feree rsat
medicinal s6ects VIII be made manifest IL almost ineEedi-
Are oysPePeSf TEen fake tsrs celebrated sssaeA
BItt=rE.
Feyoa Boss Try oae bottle Of .aess Bitsrs, AID be
relieved II oacr.
annoyed bT !aaissticn9 R=uaovs the eaase by the
TIVE Of thss- B.ttsrs.
Have you Fever anal &zIe2 Rev many ihnuza2t1 In the
wesI South c-E Of s constitution destroy
ing disease, by the aSe Of these BttFFs.
Al should tr this great anioP- We venture - ahir1
tat vhe osiEtSrTs 6ers Srd, case Of FEVER aEd
sguc
One vine Eassr1I, ti1es y before ElsalE.
great tonic agent, which all VIII appreciate
5hen personally sztiSfe Of e fact, they 6 by Civ
ing Eh. Bittrrsonr trial.
There are otrr Buffers, Represented be the which
comparatively worthless o1r BisFer5 arc without
rival for their medicinal qualities. They put up IN
square bottles. containing full with the directions
and 'r !. HestsGs Stomach BttGfs, blown on the bot
lie. Sone e;hRr genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
For by az the principal DrugStstA- Hotel Bars
Restaurants and Dealers generally thrsushSns the Cnd
LAUulILtNs sUsHr1EtD sad
tras-,y4.w -'''-' - wheeling.
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rpnM ME snErn

ORLEANS. March 26.-Ehe steamer Texas
arrived from yera Cruz; with dates 10 the ed.
Tamarase remained at PuebIs. hemmed in by
the government troops. He HAD proposed to
surrender. but ComOufort is reported as having
rejected the terms
4 Company is fJr1ning to build railroad be-
tween Vera Cruz and the City Of Mexico.
The steamer Perseverance arrived Rpm Gal
weston with dates to the 22d The Epan Indians
are still troublesome and necfnxens ont the from
tier are forming companies for their own Pro-
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~PnIn- Cured ETecIrJeaIIy-Pa5n Il the pre-
mentor death. Relieve the pain AID you check the ds
rros DE GRAriFs ELECTRIC or. The marvel Of ths
49, GaF IL. foIIoa ius. (not rTerythirEE
Cures Eheuraufism ofrcu IN \ daS.
Curvs NstlraIsia. TOothReh-, m'rstes-
Carr Cs7amp IN Stor1arh, ) minutes
Cures nurns, Bcuiseg. Wounds. TO dayF
Cur,s Psins IN Back, BtrHat- ] Gag.
CuFes Headache, Is minutes.
Cars Ear-schg, SIid Neck, AEue- ! night
Ours Plies SWeiIsd Oiands, 10 DAYS.
Cures EriIs Broken Breasts, Salt Ra-unt $50 dAys
C,urss Iuiasy. PaIp!tata1 PIsiIrisy 20 'laSs.
fnrsa Asthma. Paisc, Gout. Erysipelss, S to -.
CHrts HemorTrasr, SCroaIiI, AbsrrsE. 8 70 10
Cur Frnsted Feet and Chilhtain- 20 ..
Tic E1rctrfc Or vaIbiG mcaicis. - Doctors T7utd
nat s Il "a much Beware c0ante=fE;t7, and The writ
- 800 DE GEATlI Z co.
80 ScqtE E.gfl. -:=e-f, P1,its3a-
sE-For SALE bx T H LOGAN co, 5F7iS- CaEHtsi
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SIIVER caPrIERER

Bosrox, March 27-lThe schooner Maria E
Smith, which was seized IN our basboT last sum-
mer, on suspicion of being slaver, aud finally
released and sniled for Nonteyideo, has been
captured and carried into BaEiA, having sttempt-
ed to land 800 negroes brought from AfTiea She
embarked $50 ON the coast but $50 died during
the voyage.
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COTTON & FITCH s
Series of School, Biographies

PUBLISHED hi J. II Cotton 4 COMPANY.
M. liz, WILLLAN STAKET, SEW ToEK-
TSTR0pCCTORY GE0GRAPilY--Adaptrt To the eaPact-
Of 4= young b-gEEsr Care has been taken to avoid
everything which should the advanced
pupil The maps haSoiS the principal features dereated
herce easily studied The cnpiGusy
illustrated with appropriate engravingS.
Modern School Geography. Dsizn-,i for that large
class Of pupils schools ha 70 learn the more I'M
pgraur facts Geography have tin: to consult the
elaborate In this book palms have bsts
by ccPios make the pupil thoroughly
acquainted with the and familiar vit localities 1t
ao enutaiG. eortsrt FORM, all that s olsen in the
American school Geography &Ed Il cOnIPtGs trorE N
iEssLE
American school Geography An elaborate Eork. design
Cd fer psPs Who wish become familiar with the details
a! tisoSpy. The tI AID reliable. according Il
surveys and explorations, an engraved on steel
IN finest STYLE II tire lessons suitably uuStra-
t.d; a everything Il embraced which SoGd be IoHnd in
adyIncgi Fork Hpnn JirOgraPhT.
CHIEIcrEEIsTCS SIAPsTfe Of the entire Sc
ri,s dawn upon uniform s5se Of scales 50 that, sy
comparing the relative size Of ts different Countries
States v he glance, Iris cannot b. done
With any ether Biographies n Should ynu maze the
trial E.,l ~ map Of Tire Eastern States uP0u one
scale S=v York upon aHDtrT5 Virginia. different and
smaller st Georgia FlOTdR eta, another and 80
throughout the bo0knS being upon exactly the
PeaIs-
Ota-s or Physical Geography. Treating Of the natural
M ix1us % tie cart surace, fs geological SeEurtrre OF
Winds tides currents, St1rsS velcuDoesS esrthqakes &C.,
alag 1T 70 the school rccrI- -
Contemplating change Il geographic ara
invited correspond with the Puhishsrs fsbet-d&E.
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.K,xs.s Emigration Society has beenfoTr
-, v,.,n county. Va They haze sent out
: :. :, l,eats their lands aud make other ar
Eats for the reception OF the colony, up
- : ,5.;- .rr;.al in Kansas As true Virginia
..,,i,r,en. they very properly ordered the
s,r,rb,se Of materials for press, resolving that
- community or family should be without the
,si,. 81 . weekly Journal, as it instructs the
-, ~ ncu,cstss night views, and fosters in the
- ~, t,ste for reading A resolution in it
70 = sufficient merit to recommend this colo
= -, ,o,a vi-siniaus. contemplating removal to
r :. The committee appointed for that PuT-
~ - E.re purchasedthc Virginia Telescope and
=. ,rloo5 VIII take It to Kansas with them.-
wbfl. v. consider Kansas IS the very best Of
he western Territories, we doubt the propriety
i virrtzians removing thither, and gave our
,,s,5s therefor in yesterdays paper, deeuins
~ k;ghIsnls of Western Virginia preferable
V, notice that our old friend JAS. SANDERs,
Est k Oue OF this company, and has been aP-
,oiated an editor Of their paper. Wherever he
ges =e wish him prosperity anil happiness.
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: PrrrsBraGll. March 2Ttb-Riyer S feet
inches tllling; Weather has been very cold all
.lav, slight snow this afternoon.
C1SCISSaTT, March e35T.-River Is feet rising
/ slowly. Weather cold, slight snow this moru-
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GSrINNATI MARKET

MAgcu eZ.-Flonr, firm with an upward ten
iency. Whisky dull at 1873 Provisions firm,
bulk meats unchanged, bacon G!aS 1-9 for shout
,!crs end sides. Mess Pork 14al4, %. Grocer
les firm and unchanged
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col FORNEY.

-WhsHrssruss. March 97.-It is rumored here
thAt- Col. Porney has retired. tn-dzy tEuu the
lCnions newspaper establishments His fprgie1-
tnee for Mr. buchanan rs 4 candissfP Tor. PreEi-
r. t,lrrEtls.iI.eeei his vi thfrEiEeIn.
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B4ITnIORE MARKET.

M1EeH e!.-Flotr firner and prices aClvanc-
ed. small sales of Howard street At T. Wheat
adrancet a3c,- red /, Sal 81; white l,bsaI, IS.
Com selling at 6ta62.
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RANK EAILED.

W.sIr1yf-ro,- Mareh 2T.-The Bank Of YTash-
ing,on has stopped payment-oWned by Sheldon
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pTVER An wEATHER

H4rrrAx, Marsh 80 p A-6snada not
yet signsIicd below. go So ras
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FEvER Am AGTT.

4 Gaze " Ext RslEs' y s-s.fI1 rite ey ssertars's
LAEI5 Siits sNtichaIt K ~ - Eiclnt, SnI.s-
hrGt s:-ve;, Julg running shs rivrr On
Gotten boat het-rsn SAu:HvE ard New Orleans,
taken vita, .Sat Tong nionlhs
sperd alta IN 'tyiis d2eSs che Ss.1e part Of thia
tiae urAtr Ssrs, sHi sr-rt least ay dollars
for d6essht ncisses, btt r. permanent relief
Thre. weeks aga, ~ isrnsI jI=t.d upon
ing tRcsrdcEss Hytt:Rd Ste. saying Jlat cure tcGS
yEarazfsesf. At ~ fer sriS week, must
4tate Was-a soRat have Be-n NorE nov for
weeks, and S=s= Of the ehs and ftyEr
whatever"
certify the ahass statepaeut Is true.
THOMAS AhASIz- Diamond House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-28
N. L. Dorsey,
BOOTS AND SHOES,

Lr.frap BSoR asLpv ). D. zGRPER'S HAT sToKS.l
WHEELING, VI.


HAVE 4t received another let Of Eop: ard shocS from
tn Plaigph zsRde sxPrssslS for
r,ts good the best rorkmanahip aud
ai nov prepared furnish zny and everybody with any
k1 g1,zts may linz, from . eent sAoe
variety, style, quality, materials
and durability ot craftsmanship and rses cannot &c 'af
Cent Boot. aa shoes. ot ali kinds stylus and qualities,
made TO orter- -. :.
Having employed Of e best VorSu1en IN the United
states satisfied ha; fai;s please who may
E1vrr Eh call
can ,n.l examine fos yourselves
NJ consists In part of The following STsesss:
loo rair hest en- boots;
80 10 water rroef se1ts;
MEMS BRodASS.
100 Pair best esIf Irosans;
II y s !: ~ ,,...
BOYS AND YOUTHS BR05ASs.
Ia pair b,ys G.ek braSaasi
80 pair yor:L+. titcg
RoViS AND yoUTHs BOOTS.
In Ears ~ c.Ir t0otsS
leo 90 KID
W0WES,s WEAR
t56 pairs ilsttas gators, al eoieTs,
sulSing shoeS,
ISL DO morocco busKinI,
kii
ia . calf
~ d, Jenny Lind
sN Do norgsco' and kid Slippers.
4ITSSES Boots.
l5a pairs Eaeroere boots,
I5l 30 Hid
10 do calf
$50 do kip