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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-11

NEw JERsrr.-The New Jersey American
State Council met at Newark, on Thursday
last. The attendance was large. Resolu-
tiuns were adopted endorsing The nominations
IL fillmore and Donelson, condeinning the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise as an out
rage, declaring that Kansas ought to be a free
State. and calling upon Congress TO restore
quiet to the community, BY passing some
satisfactory law in relation TO Slavery. Anoih-
er resolution was adopted. TO the effect that
the rapid tendency &C our country TO BAR
barism. as developed by the many disgracefub
and ruiian scenes enacted in Washington
during the past few months. is a source Of
deephumiliation TO every lover of his country.
and calls loudly for the stern reprobation of
every friend Of law and order. A proposition
relative TO changes in the organization Of the
Order. was referred to committee Of FIVE to,
report at the next meeting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-11

Union, the Constitution, and the Laws : the Guar
dians of our Liberties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
PHuADELPHIA M4RKEr

L.
JAN 17th-The America 5 advices, published
this morning, are again unfayurahle for breatl-
stlfs, but had very little effect upon the mar
ket receipts of -four continue small, sbut no e-
port tiensrti; shipping brands freely offered at
s,25 without finding buyers, except in stnaIII0ts
for home consumption. Quite a,,iisplay OF sam
pies OF wheat We're offered on Change this morn
Ing, but holders considerably above the views OF
nillers and transactions confined to 22a25. coo
bus at So for good Pehna red and > 20 tc- white
Rye continues in dcnand and further sales of
5000 western was made at 20 in store. Corn
continues TO come in slowly sales 1860 ncT vel
iowat 75aSo in store, and 5000 for future de-
livery at prices not stated. Groceries aud pro-
visions no change. and but little doing, sales of
100 bis Orleans noiaSseS at 47c., on tine Clo-
yer seed continues in steady demand at SaS.37
per e. pounds. Whisky duh, bis at 31a2J l-22,
hhds 3Sc.
NEW YORK MARKET.
JAS. f7.-Stoccs tirinsr. Cumberland Goa!
Company 322a2 Erie 81 I. Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana 81 Reading SG4.
Cotton declining; sales Of 900 bales at easier
prices but not duptably Iowcr.
Coffee dun, sales 500 bags Rio. Sugar. de
clineC, sales 800 hhds Orleans at Molasscs
quiet, sales go bbls. Oils steady
America snews hiss not thus far had arlr ma
terlal effect upon tic Hour market, demand for
homo consumption and export Moderate, and no
very general O. pressing desire 70 realize by ac-
ceptiag lower prices where the holders having
large payments to make, sell of enc or two
thousand b6tS. l4al2 H. under what is nom
inai!y the market, but they al,nos! invariably
put up the remainder Of the stock tocoIrespo:I
with the decEncti@y arescompclled TO sli5litto
in order To raise funds, sales in the aggregate
G00O9 bbis5at .S7a3 for common TO good state,
f,oV.Y 4,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
C0NGREssIONAI..
WAsnINGToS, Jan. / 4

IL sss=ie. ss,s fNAsHlNGToS, j AN. i T.
SENATE-On motion of sIr. Clayton the reso-
luton passed requesting the President 10 COM
municate to the Senate all Instructions IN reIa-
ton to Central American affairs, not heretofore
furnished That the President be also request
ed TO furnish the adjudication Of the American
,Commiss iouers at Paris, respecting the French
spoilations upon American commissioners
81 The presiding officer. on motion, vas authori-
Esedto appoint a,conmittee on printing. The
Senate then adjourned til Monday = ~
-HoEsB.-AIr Garlic made speecllsin which
he argued The tsiiure 10 organize grows out of
the disturbance of the Compromise measures,
and the pass&ge,of the Kansas Nebraska act
Fhcia he said had given food to the heartless
agitators
Messsrs, Stephens, Zollicoffer and Washburn,
of Me-, iuduIged in debate concerning slavery
restrictions, replying enc to another
IL The Housethen voted for Speaker. Banks o.
Richardson 6S, Fuller g, Pennington 6, and Orr,
Williams and Porter cach-neccsSary to q
choice 1922
Mr. Williams offered aresOlntionp ropoSing 10
elect aSpeaker by plurality, ii after three add
tional trials no one shall have received maiorty
The resolution was rejected by g4 to 1G6
The House adjourned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
SrppEME rlrRT

WAsnIxGToS, Jan. II--Inthe Supreme Court
case No. Is, J.ckcr, Tore 6 Co. and all claim
ants;vs. john B. Nontg the opinion by
Justice Daniel atfraletl the decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF the District of Colmnbia With the
Nos. - and Heirs OF General Lafayette,
PITTS vs. Jos kentou, q. az; and same vs. Ed
ward C! CaYller, et al Argument continued
by Hon j. b. Benjamin for the defendants, aud
was concluded by Hon. Mics Tsylor, for plain
tiffs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18

The finest quality Of ladies glove leather Caters and hrs
kins hue ana soft article Ladies' oTe leather Gal
tiers, with high heels rcavy SOLE, and button up the side,
-aa SIS sts CHIlDREN'S WEAR 4af
Patent eathsr Lid, goat, glove leather lasting
calf and fancy boots CATERS FaLle ties slippers r
and ali other Kinds anu always atIoE prices
GUNS.
Ladies' mems and misses sandals boots and oyeTshoCs OF
be best QUALIFY also Erest variety of other goods
ting terms
\ L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
WInter ArrnnEennent.
Ta1yseorrar.ey orFIcE =. { Q. =, u

WhectInp Sutton, Dec 9Th, 1858.
OF end after Tuesday the 4t tie Trains
express aud Eail wleave this station daily T. NJ AID
iU:tD p. ~ '.s -t'.
The Express Train leaves r. NJ. will onystop
the following stations: BeHwoOd, MOunsVie, CantCro1,
FalrIout, fetteran, burg, RoWIesbWr Piedmont Gum
bertnd Sir Johns Run atartinsburg arper's Ferry AoR
0caey, = lesyillc and Washington Junction.
The 5ail Train daily, except Saturdays, 1919 r.
NJ, and wistOp at all the regular stations
The Wheeling aud Cumberland Tran Will
be nun daily except sundays leaving Wheeling at A. ~,
and arrynSat Cumberland II p. IL Leaving Cumberland
atSl5 = N and arriving in Wheeling atzt ~ VI.
By- order Of J. II. DONE, SuFt.
] II. FORD Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
N. l.. Dorsey.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
trHlRp DOOR BELow $ .. uARrxR, d HAr sroRE.
MHEELLNE IA

trHlRS DOOR RELoE $ . IL RrsR'a lat STORE
WHEELING, Va.
HAVE just received another lot of Boots Shoes from
the best Philadelphia manufacturers expressly for
this trade, of good material and the best workmanship and
AM LOW prepared to furnish ard everybody % ans
Kind OF goods they want in MY line, from
to 10 dollar boot and variety STYLE quality a:sria
ard durability Of workmanship, and prices, canuo; h.
PASSED by any other house in this any other city
Gents Boots and Shoes CT all kiuds styles and qualities
made to order.
Having employed sore Of the best workuen in the United
States satisfied that cannot fail 10 please any who may
favor with y call.
Call and eN:niac for your selves
Ny stock consists part OF the follow Ing articles
1G9 pair best Sail boots
- g g a 1stsk
ll1 do water proof b66tE;
% do cork sole
MEMS BROGASS.
LEG psiT best calf bfcsaHsi
is Dc Dc a i5Eek
100 do low priced 6ao,s.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BgGGANs.
$50 pair boys thick hrosSlrs; .-Ht
10 pair you,h's sl.ics
EOI'S AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs OF calf boots;
ln1 90 kid
100 do thick
WOMEN'S WEAR.
100 pairs lasting CATERS, all coioEs,
100 do walking shoes,
1Ja do morocco buskrs,
100 do kid
l5J do, calf izz
l5J do Jenny Lind
go do morocco and kid slippers.
MISSES BOOTS.
$50 paiTs morocco boots,
l5O do French rhOrceeOsbocts,
$50 do Kip
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
TIE N.ur

&oWolk Jan 16.-The sloop-of-ssr Dale has
arrived. and reports having left the U S. SIoobs-
of War st, Louis aud Dolphin at Port Praya:A4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18

~ SHIPsRURNEY, 81 q psE
HlLIF.lx. Jan. 16.-The ship 4Ym Hitchcock
from IIavre iSrepoltctl TO have burned ut sea, no
d,te OF. other particulars vet kaognl
s SBALL 3IilRKEIg
BALI, Jan. Sales of Howard ST. Honr at
So. In wheat rather more doing, without any
quotable change Corn also unchanged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
GENnRSNAglI. liA {. !. - : IS.

Jay. Owing to light receipts, -four is firm
at Yesterday press = der heavier a<l /;
would pFobabls decline royisi0ns firm lIigss
pork 14,J6. Blik sides I, green DO 81 WINS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
.oststga TEENS.

A Coal Exchange has been established in
Cincinnati as
"A two story frame house was partially
destroyed by fire at Louisville on Saturday
night, and Mrs. E!eston, an old lady, the occu-
pant of the house, burned to death.
kg- The GAINESVILLE papers announce that
Judge. COnyers is rapidly recovering from his
severe indiSposition, and that he viii probably
be able to take his seat on the Supreme Bench
on the second Monday of February. If
Capt John C. Middleton has beensleeted
mayor Of Lexington, Va.
Rev Nm Todd, Baptist minister of
King and Queen eounty, =, is dead ,ak
John Mitchell. the hish exile, has been
invited to deliver. a lecture in Richmond, Va.
Richard Furt, 81, an old and wealthy
citizen of Petersburg, Va, is decd.
The Catholics Of pittsburg realized over
$4,000 by. recent fair III that city OFT
= e9y@ The :. Star Of the Kanawha Valley
HOSTS thenarne Of Henry 4. Wise for the. Presi-
deucy.
s-The common council of Columbus, S, G.
has authorized the Mayor to appoint City dele-
gates to the Southarn Commercial Convention
at Richmond ~
The Hon. a. r. Boteler has been appoint
cd 9 delegate from the to the Phil
sdelphia Know Nothing Convention on the Esd
of February. 4, 5e a.
VII. John Long, a druyer from Knights
town, Ind, was robbed Of $50 in eipeinnati
afew nightsa ago
General Houston was in Cincinnati last
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
e Change of Time!
CLEVELAND ANDtPITTSBURGiH RAILROAD,
u. s.. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

- U :
z,,,.. THE fine side wheel pas 0on.naS.
(; %. senger steamer FOREST CT ,.-SSSA
ksSFgssFasSs TY, Capt GeO. b, stoore,ana
SSsEsZDIURSLCa Capt. Asa Shepherd
will daily between Wheeling Pittsburghe Forest
CitT leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day; and the DuTna every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
y. NJ, arriving wellsvle in time with the
Cleveland cars and Pittsburgh In time the morning
line East Returningthe Forest City evves pittsburgh
Tuesday Thursday and saturday aud the Durna every
Monday, YtiEsslay and Friday at A. Nj arriving at
Wheeling in time for the mail lines for Ohio,
For freight or passage apply on board or to
s. c. 'HAKER CO. Agents.
Through Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe. De-
trOii Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and DunkrS sold at the
office OF s. {. Baker L Co itS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18

HERr AGAN.-"The HoIy-Tree Inn, in Seven
Chapters, New Christmas and New Years
Story, iors1s56 by Charles Dickens; Greeley 5
AInat,ac for 1856; .'The Indian Fairy Book,
and 'yThe Valet, two nice books for children,
have been received by Robinson & Bro Also,
.'The Song of the lIawaitha," by LohgfeIlow,
and The Wager of Battle, BY Henry W. Her
bert
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18

The CoLD WEATHER our delayed cx-
changes come in from all parts, We discover
that the 9Th and 9th insts. arc considered the.
coolest days which have occurred in the West
for twenty years past
At Wooster, Ohio, on the 9th inst, ats o
clock, A. NJ, the thermometer stood at 90 dogs
below Zero.
AT Delaware, Ohio, on the 9th, the theF.mome-
ter indicated u dcgreess below Zero,
At Chicago, the mercury got down to 80 dogs.
below Zero
y At Kenton, Ohio, on the 9th, the thermome-
ter stood "a dogs below Zero
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18

GOING soUTIt-The $40 " Train Win connect at SAN
usk with Morning Train from Toieo at SnnroeNue with
Chicago Express the Southern sion Of T. Road; at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Ceveau at
Mansfield Junction with Dag Express from Pittsburgh, and at
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad. - trstsFE IS sstf 81 + "
The s2OP NJ Train viii connect sapdusky with steam
er By CITY from DtrO at MOnr0exille with Train
G. IS T. r. RI at Shelby Junction at 52l r. NJ with the Mail
Train C. e. O. for Columbus Cincinnati; ~ Mans
deld Junction at 5'aS r NJ with Past train o. r. H.
for Pttsbrgh and Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio 4. r.
GOING N0IETTI.-The IS Train will make close con-
nection Newark with 3fa Train from Bsllar c. 0. r.
RI Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh; At
shelby Junction at r. Is with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo ami New York and at MOnroeylle with
Mail Train c. &. 7. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
2s1lPM Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the EtSt ccutI Ohio tod; Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction at sci
with Cincinnati Mail for CeyGland at StonrOevie with Night
Express for Tno and Chicago and at sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroitand Chicago. .sit'4
IL fsss vi7s5F J.B. ROBINSON, -SuPf.
sandusky, Aug. 4, 1855. seP16-tf
Change of Time!
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD,
u. s. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18

L LIE ~
OS ACCOUNT Of change il their Arm, an persons In
" debe to the subscribers their Retail Store,
nes:y requested be really settlement the LIST of jar
ry, BY cash otherwise, and all persons having claims
against the viii present the same for liquidation.
zs+1 y McCLALLESS 4 KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
Regular Union Line Packet
]. NJ. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,

WHEELING, VA.
Wharf Bont lnt the footOf BEOurOe street,
VII! attend to the receiving and Delivering Of freight, and
the collection Of freight bills. ts- 771
Freight for all the regular packets will be received free OF
charge. ny12-tf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-18
3INTEIlIIIGENCE
FRlD.NN MoRNINtis ANUaR9dls, 1856.

: : - - :. : - : :, ------.---------
FRIDAY MORNING bNEaRYdle 1856.
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TO CORES .S1 y. l Z /. 49,
5 e In asag@ Isssseas s Is ee5 10
the editorial lepattment the paper
Of 'ssa i '''.'s''s 80 s,,.' 80
oay on ds ae o. Ss, ppSf fyy
more sfos s sSs fi =, a eor ses eEf s
they might Otherwise Fss.fyys
THE LAW l(>F' NEWSPAPERS.
not dive eSpre., notice 70 the con-
tray are considered = wishing to hsir "essFp
lf sabsr.Ssss order The Of s Rsr
al, subscribers NEGLECT or reoe thr periodI
r nom t gi s t. s l ARE IN sn cI se ,
dl-sSntnt,ei
If s95rTiters renoye 70 other places without elorn-
rasto 5ie are held resois!bI
5rhe Courts have eei,ei MAT refusing take psrisai,
Ss ron me S1iis % w as gg s s
s...E-s-E.' .-=.-5----==-
lt would be wSii foT the voters at oeF approaching
Csrer Election to bear in mind the following clause CON
d Tint no 10 sssst s re-
ton he .ll have f to pay an tax ~satsyss iaSi9y
the year preceding the election"
Also an extract from the amended charter a. iooWssz
can tha officers Of said cts shall hereafter Be annqany
ssSe p aS,Gsg a f fshs % s0ss tV'
Now according 10 he above it i pla case that
'o having hls to pay his city tax for iss VII, be S.asl
- ~ 49,
- ~, . la ~, t - in ~, ,,t, ne iIsr
','s H., - IN ~
The City Collector or h aasan. may be found a, n c.
ArtAas ONCE No. 80 Main street a, any time between
Of em viii be al The time through the city, s0th'' all per
sons may have lar p,@, 70 p wns wish ~,
s-..n>.s-
MAcApEAy's lllsFoHY OF ESdtASO--fhe
third and fourth volumes of this great work.
which, with the appearance of every volume, is
20 eagerly sought after, may be obtained at the
Book Store of Wide & Bro
Tar Quo En5zo ;1s'<' 1'oSvgy7IoS convened
- co,r-,h,s r.star,l,v -tho .nnivors,ry oeI
..Prankinssbiptbfav We regret that it was not
lin orr r6,tes "a avail oi,FssTf Of courteous H.
yitstio5 to be present :. & e.
1890 N -. sasas
HERE AeAlS.-'rhe -Holy-Tree Inn, in Seven
f-L+, y . rN,,s5 IlI,.; nd sNfn,1- YnsrSl
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Freight for all the regular packets will be received free Of
charge. nvl2-tf
IN .ccoTSr Of Shame i; t5sII Arm, an trsoBs IN.
etsd to the sqnssEasEs At sir store are ear
against the drm wiz present the same for
Go-Partnership.
sTE undersigned win the LIST day OF January 1886
sOeiate with themselves in the business Of their Retail
Store D. b. STONE acting under the style Of 4icCLAlLENs
Dss.2s aeeLALLESs KNOX,
a Good Custom. 1,f
FTERths 1st january in With the rule
persons indebted to The subsGrbers without dsnc
ton viii be called upon to settle every six months viz: on the
dsSs ~ = ss.'. - siecLALLESs KNOX co.
#FFRN BRLs. 40. 4 Lard on just received by ~
IL aceS5 g5al .LAuGlLlNs & BusHFIELD.s
go Hear! Heart! Hearth r.
GREAT REDUCTION! GREAT REDUCTIoN!!
cLostSG OF FAIL AND wlNrTk GOODS! - s5s--i
DEING DESTROYS Of reducing ny the above ine
ID have made the follow ing retcctiohss
EMBR0DERIGS.
viii consequently sen collars tornsrIy held $500
Offering greater inducements than any other hous n town.
reauco. ), osr T. - mi STo s. Granted and
with Hilr6e able to buy from nice trimmed
cloth cloak at The greatest bargains ever offered
E seiiiuS the same ready for less than yOa can buy the
s's'''' TRIMMINGS. 5z 81 gss
OF VhI have large assortment VIII sell out 1t almost
your prices. - 49, ,-7s..5s
Comforts chidtens WOODEN sacs, ladies' superior Foe
scarfS, etc, have IN such variety anil At such low prices
astonih every one With onewor bcnE anxious and
willing stock the Ion point, VIII sell my
goods 50 much lessthan S. e SIS astastS
"a ANY OTHER uNCsG. Ei ia ISL Ef7
that you cahnothelp buying "a Come al aud every one
that wants to sayehi1 n men e: ~, 80
Eastern Bargain Store, LIS Main street, .t14
des22 bet Monroe and Union SITS.
HEAD QUARTERS 1!
=. u. BUS1f, Agent,
TOR the Daily New York Herald, Tribune Tines, asl
Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore sun, Clipper and Arerf,
can Democrat saF2eesa
Magazines Novels, and al the Wesk Papers received Is
published. tff5s -=5tsi les 4
lnediately opposite the N % N Bans Papers and Mag
azneS delivered In part Of the city te or ekdFgt
4eeo--lyt =
TowSsLEY'S INDIAN 5EEGET.4BLE TOOTH ACHE NO.
JETLETHERlt ka true not that nature Is provided WITH
laible Eecdicz for l the MS that dssh Is heir To-
the distressing afctsons In the
catalogue Of human SUerngS may be aPe>dt and Cetu
I ally relieved Sy : harmless aas iao.e-
TOWNSHIPS IooFiEA ChR ASubTSH
ts liquid COMPOSED Of pirey uuH-
ed WIKI acids pOisOns Of any k and stands unEit ae
Guss Hts Indlza preparation, and the roots Of which
e tSeollpuundet were b the
Pawnes tEihe Ss Inaans in country q Missouri IN
l1StS ,s 800
lilies ORLEANS an 6lAef cities s66tn a6d West. Ind
has ben t1lua 70 BE- Immediately and thoroughly saeErtous
in on other stauctS q ohgT toothaeha remedy
SEATED q the pgbe has proved harmless md Rt tApe
\ tltae beneficial IN Us results. So =
JOAN n. THOMPSON,
~ g y AS,AH II
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-EeS c el!RAGE AgEEIClaN MANGBA cTUREs.
EsE A'&.ReES'si SSssti * "A ~ .ksAsGSFs q
Writing Fluid --si -

I ~
sEA'&.a.Es's 5; 2EsstSKk "A E:EEk'EsGS'S =
Writing Fluid. . -
INCE this superior FHla l has tetI before ut pdtle
~ nVR htdIy EoyeaFE u its cotstaIi.. n
IiViL Al lid 7-9 =
During she past year twenty t.Jlsani quart and rms u
e9it0eSther Nih suallcr uunurAiit SssV. ~. td
70 UahNss AID IsFeAats III Ciic;ti. Lcusyilly Pl.ts.
Snfh, iualo Cleveland, lotit 1tsfs nGtts tItg
hSelnts Indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort I,AiLktOt
NashEi" MeinlS, 81 Louis, HeLtyrrC jackson NatolsS
au 4; has also eeeu aosea n siiy s4ss %.
PAFtnslS OF Kentucky IelAt and ftins
taken three first class lloniasltiiit M
Cincinnati and Louisville, Tour diplomas and rrL,
and Illinois. 4s"s@
Ihv following merchants 'nkcrs &C., In Wheeling here
oIerc usCs ArIoIds Eel,ai lieyc nnt
lcf's Book'taevpcr's Writing FlJii: - = -
Norliwsstern Ban Of Wig lis; Merchants Z Neelans,
ianS Oi Nerliug Bank flrflis; Crescent ri
ring ealaly County ci-r, q ohis County National Ttv.
ytaph 0lcri HaiimgTS ANT ohio Railroad OHic HcIuro
!o,.si Kelly Holloway &Io isssln Z &cAfle; Go,aor
isthcws Co.; T. Sweeney SUr Doane C0wst!l: Oh
lloyd; Boyd o Oliver Pryor. J.s> H. stuGt Co.. ISso6
din Gitbers1n ! Co; Press. . - TF'E7
FOR sale III manufacturers prize hy tt7E
4
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IERANsRO ORE ATIG.Na
REDUCTION or RATES 10 AND PROM
New York philadelphia g. baltimore
rINnE Adams Express coulauy for the safe and speedy

TNnE AdaIas Express Company f9r the safe and speedy
i. Conveyance 81
&oSET. SLcGBLR rAcEAGRs FHEtc1E or All KfSns.
charge Of special thessenEsr5, the ouiy reliable
Lns 70 and Fo.a Wheeling by Railroad reci to New foEk,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington Lity.
AlS0rii Central Ohio Harosd 70 zIUesvle Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Inanao Cearo rnf 81. Louis
Expresses leave via Bait Ohio RAILROAD o'eTN, =.
NJ Central Ohio Railroad clock, n 81 tT Fl 9
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland Toledo, and Northern Ohio at
o'clock, A. N. - = E1e faa4 re f-Sr
teen hours TO Baltimore. y. PIG3EAS. Agent,
agZ5 - = " - - E+As Adams Express Co.
= 50 Change of Schedule. .
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1900 sS s. 4sssstSse s.
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,NypyPIOS convened

- TIE ONO EDlToRLAL C0NvESTlOE convened
at Columbus yysterday-tho anniversary of
'FranIslin's,birthday. We regret that it was not
in our power to avail ourseIf of courteous H.
yitation to be present 1880 ,r.-s
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oes5 '.s'-,,-. Ia53i b dlLpEssox CO
Just Received

w a. EDWARDS BIO la,ysiiost rescIvsa NOR, ,..
w Lna' (at their new grocery adjoining the Posi- Onicg
an eNteieiit aud carefully aelvclrd assortment or nc
CRIES 10 wlehthey in.ite tie Of aIin gallof
so9d ana cue$P Groceries Oar consists In part Of
kio Mlracaiho, and Java Coffee brown clarasd do.si
Cruslei aud FgveriLed Sugars; = - ,,
Teas III great variety qualities;
Cocoa, BIouua and ClGcOntr IL 81. brands; .i--s
In cauS Rice Flour, Corn SiaTCh 80 : -, n
sFaF!,as sago, AaceaT0n, Isnliass, Jsllytips; -
Brrmnda ArroErUoi, Drst Curraus IIr!siuS Ai,uonas
0iiyes, Hops, etc. - -- .'-' =
Tobacco and SCARS 1nc qualues < 10
Soaps, eici Fine ground Table Sali; .sp ..las!sa
spices and Essences OF Ggsry variety.
Together With mans other articles TOO tedIOus Il .,us
rate Al q which VIC arc selling tvcFy low prices
Can and examine for yourselves, YOU CI hut he pleased
einenbtT the pace-COrrT Market aud Quincy stFc,tS nd
joining the Post9lirc, Wheeling, Va. : uIVaS
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MAcAuEAy's HsroHY OF EsaLASD.--,Fhe
third and fourth volumes of this great work,
which, with the appearance Of every volume, is
80 eagerly sought after, may be obtained at the
Book Store of Wide & Bro.
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NIiice--Erfrg,

HAVING been Eas: and selected the most splendid lots
II OF Marble brought to this MARKET, NaRt alt my
sndsto call Immediately and leave their orders for any
kind they nay want
Having purchased largely viii fnish up work In the Ia.
lest and most approved aud lowest raiesWar-
r;:Ited aud no mistake. -
itI0 Nj ROMAN
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GREAT FeAas are entertained for the safety of
boats at Louisville and st. Louis, on the break
ing up of the ice there. Large numbers ofboats
are lying at both these points, and some of them