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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
ODD FELLOWS, D1REOToRY
virgintns lodge .s-Meet. every rhar.day

virginins Lodge No. :s.-Meets ever, Thursday
evening at the Hail. Market Monroe streets.
Joix s. wRIcHr,N. g.; e.. n. (tiry Secretary $50
Franklin Lodge No. 4 3.-sieets as aboveevery
Monday evening Jong BAynA, N. O. IL n. Cadi,lins,
Secretary. 35ia Sc 81 -
wm. Tell Lodge No. as.-Meets as above eve.
ry Wednesday evening. J. G. iIoFrnsSS. n. c. Join
Seiqde, Secretary. s.sssy5.s tis4 ~; 4
wheeling Lodge No. 59.-srects every Monday
evening NJ the HALL Market and Quincy streets. H.
BEows, N c.; John TzpbArn. Secretary.
PnnoIa lodge No S2.-Meets above every
Friday evening. L. B. sicLAls, y. CT W ". blanchard,
Secretary
Abrams Enca,npment No. I.-Meets at the
Hall, Market and streets, the rst
Tuesday evenings of each month. II. UTuaAS, o. P "
Pearson, Scribe. ars
VIM. Tell Encnmpmeut NO. 3l.-Meets as
above the second fourth Tuesday evenings each
month. WV. KLrskLER, O. p; Wi. Rttsgarbsr, Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Ohio Lodge No ioi.-Meets at Masonic Hall.
corner Market streets, st and third Nom
day evenings of each month"; CIV. slenrs, W. Nj Aier-
ander LaaghIta, Secretary. t' si.a
Wheeling Lodge No. l2S.-Meets as above on
the FIRST and third Thursday evenings each month f.
BRESrisoER, W. NJ; W. Pearsoa, Secretary. .
Wheeling Union Chapter No. l9.-sieets as
above the second Monday evening each W.
scorr, II. Pr S. W. Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Encampment No. Meets as
above the fourth Monday evening of each WI
BATES. &C a. Loritl1. Recorder. -ll.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

NEW yoHx, Dec. 23-Flour declining; sales 5000 bbla
state ut SO 25@65D, southern $J25 Wheat steady;
800 bushels Corn declining; sales 1880 bushels white
q, yellow ~ Pork buoyant $ieST. Beef actiye
Stocks generally higher. Sterling exchange dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

TnE WHEAT CnoP.-Pennsylvan is our
greatest wheat State, and estimated to raise this
year Is, $4,000 bushels; Ohio next, raising To-
100000; Illinois next, raising 1850, 900, Wis
consin, 100000, and Virginia raises H.
500 600 slta5
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CONSUMPTION CURED-z7

t3f. .svI DftFINED By base Ilrlfaflons Hgfiflf4r
lAgtA = 20 GENulNEC0DL Iyl.ll OIL never 5iss,,
points, and nltr Years proved IL
1h aa he eiiy for CONSUMPTION
As usFel rrat deal IN NE 1ar.s
tsratef o ElIale or &e Be- Toe
not be taken 70 procure the Genuine - N ses
Our VI lis made own factory Ia, NJ
4 sessls has our carsf 70 set
late been an aFtieIs s.
sailsd knshtons way eonr.etrd ,.t,f - n =
- = - : -. ss'- ~ a az gstls;sm1sr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

TIM saled7etory of p. r.. cowen, of the Bel
mont Chronicle, appears in that paper of Thurs
day morning, he having disposed of the estab-
Iishment to D. Thoburn, Esq. The Chronicle,
during the six years it has been under the man
agement of AIR Cowen, has maintained a high
IMITATION, and the appearance of the paper is
ssfiicient evidence that Mr.. Cs efforts have been
pFeperly appreciated and amply rewarded. We
wish the retiring editor success in whatever he
may embark and to his successor, extend the
hand of welcome.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

b. II. HILL, of Georgia, who has been posted
as coward for declining to accept the challenge
ola. H, Stephens, MIC, is spoken ofas man
of exemplarylC Christian character, and much be-
loved by all who know him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

TnE Syracuse journal says thatDr. Walton,
Of Syracuse, has just extracted pin from the
back of Miss M'Kay, in that city. The pin
was swallowed nine years since, when she was
the age of five. Miss NJ. said she had expert
eneed considerable Inconvenience from it ever
siuee. 1t was taken out below the shoulder
blade, two inches to the right of the spinal col
umn, aud one fourth of an inch below the cuti-
Gle, with a very little pain to the patient
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
COM AIaERG 'IAI5. s
BY TELEGRApH.
Cincinna,i sInrl.et.

BALTIMORE, December 6Mnrket very qaiei With moth
Ing doing to-day in any thing, and prices wholly
Changed. .Ffstles rs'74 49, RI ssssl d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

cISciss,rI, Dec 2s-Fiour market is duh and prices
popping; sales at - Whisky dun s2c. HOG
arket qiie sales ut S6S2. Sales 800 green hams
Sugar unchanged and quiet WHEAT unchanged sales
red at slls white $ii6ai,is Corn firm at 4sa5ee for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
ORLEANS MAIL 81
R N {, AccIpEN.r.

BMTraonE, Dec 26.-Two trains came in
collision yesterday on the Virginia Central Rail-
road near Gordonsville The trains were both
much smashed and four or five persons instant
ly killed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
me Rev. ). S. Grimes, sale Ohio will preach the
sseta Presbyterian Church morning and
nr. Service the usual hours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

RIVER AND WEATHER. s.
CINcINSATI, Dec 2G.-Riyer falling. Weather
cloudy, with slight rain. So ss 0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

WATER iN Bosrox.-since the cold weathe,
the supply of water in Boston is getting short.
East Boston reservoir is entirely cut off. and
those living in,that vicinity left destitute This
is said to be owing party TO the enormous waste,
by permitting hydrants torun all night in order
to guard against freezing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

Is. RAILROAD COMPLETED.
DETROIT Dec. 25.-A train passed over the
track of the Detroit, Monroe and Toledo Rail-
road, to Monroe, to-day The last rail was laid
this morning.
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STEAMERS ASHORE.

STEAMERS ASHORE. n
NonFoLK, Dec. 26.-rhe new steamer Clisto-
val Color, from New York for Cuba, las put in
here in distress, with the loss of cut water &c.
The ship Georgia from Callao, with guano, is
ashore near Cape Henry.
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eD- Prof. DE ssrnih:s rsIcctrlc uii,-rnr
NEW PRAcTIcRE.crRIc CuREsPain Is tie prenionitor
DEATH Relieve the pain, and you cheek the disease.
Prof De Grats Electric OIL Is this age,
the following, (not everything.
Cures Rheumatism often in u day. 'a ~
Cures Neuralgia. Tootiache, 9 ininutes.i iei5il
Cures Craup in Stomach, minutes ssf
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, Ito days. ~
Cures Pains In Back, Breast, day. i'l-ftt
Cures Headache, Is minutes SD
Cures Earachc, Still Neck, Ague, night. VS. 5ft
CURES Piles, Swrlietl Glands, 10 days.
Cures Feions broken Breast Salt heum SIG days cures
Quinsy, papitaon peurisy, to 10 das cures Asthma
Palsy Govt Eryspeas, to 80 days; cures IIemorrhaIe
Scrofun, Absess to 10 days. Frosted Feet
blains, 1 TO days.
Ask Mr. Wilkins, of Lynchbarg, If chas De Graths Eec
trio Oil did not him of rheumatism and
ceIved from fall. ? lIt5ff ilFif
Ask rev. Mr.. CaIdwellif It did relieve him of severe
cough and pain IN the breast In night ft.f
Ask Mr.. WEIGH, OF Buchanan, Il 1t did not him of
swelleA ,ads in trolt In minutes, when The
Doctor SAID ne would de In short time
In fifteen minutes
Ask Mrs Blackboard, of Lynchburg, her
ofSheadache in lfteen minutes.
- = = DEAESEsS GCREn
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MIsCEII ANIEOUs.
y. B. LIPPINCoTT g. CO.,
Pabiisi,erH nnd lsook.eitcrs,

a q
J0uBLIsH, among many others, the. following yaaabie
IL standard works u rf =
WORLD, OR GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY, giving AIDE
Eseription OF nearly One Hundred Thousand
Pin es, with the Correct Pronun eiation OF their
Nunies BY j. Tuos.s, II. d., t. BAIpwIs. one
| volume, Royal Octave. Price SO. ltii 5. $50 E
TINS WORK y 10 EVERY TsAcAER and PRo
PERSONAL The rising generation will greatly
benefited. both in the infor-
nation, should work be kept book reierenee
the table Of professor and the eonnry
Hoa. Uoruee Ndzia, L.sL.4D.is
~ consider it work of GRRAT
i--f'rQE OAaRIicy A. Goodrich. {iie- Cell az $50
ITO Teachers such work is Indispensable
geographical instruction Ia their schoois.Aete loek
IedClter. ff3l3 ~ al .--srss ss9.as3
An Invaluable guide 10 the student of geography and II
generally adopted could not fail TO remove the prevailing
discrepancy confusion
OF biographical names b. Sears, rest Of Broir5l
Gairersity. 5l ia.E a8S
II see not how the Office counng-room the family
or school can any where AFFORD to do without this
Prof q. n. IStos1e, 4hdorer. .4
"a work that ought bsin every College and school
In the union and needed in House,old.nR a. Co
Haaf, f,rin BridgeHdter Normal SceOol.
As PkosousctSG GakzErrgR, IL supplies that
has long been felt IA iti SeiiOOis-W H. Welk, dss,
l AorgHf ScAoot. ( i.ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27
FROM LoUlsylLLI

FROM LOUISVILLE.
DEC. 26.-The annual Christmas Eve Negro
Love Feast, was broken up by the Mayors IN
surrection proclamation, which is satired by the
press and derided by the people All quiet yes
terday.si 81. $500 80
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sssszssssszrt HAzLET0N q BRoTiiEIis.
P1 ANsO. Es0 r. II
u 3 MA n u PA q

w HERE may Be found Superior arsoftraent Of ptsn.
IN Plain and Cases fro,s K ~ ~
q is pet materials pronounes by Si.ti
snsl 70 be WIN be soid on . st
teLnis ana HArratedto In any climate
Piano ts S ~, each
no may be returned 70 US r.funding the money and
AZ Die Greet Exhibition at ihe Crystal psaSe
ls, LIlzs Medal was awarded 2 HAzLEToE BEo1nsss
tsstst In Iohei Ioe, Elndiiiy anil ,ryl m ~
and placed u the highest grades by the foov-in
ftsasd dSttss-SILL1Asf y -,
81 f.5.ksa.,sssts JGLLIEA Max MARETzER, W. Il.
X II EfSFEID z ~ NJ ma
lkACs DWIGHT, 1isssieuI v
= BiisruW SeegetLsyofl thasssdL ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

TuE Rochester Union, of the Goth, says the
and the amount of four Il, 259 barrels -
"Ihere are twenty merchant mills, some of
which are entirely out of stock, others have but
little on hand, and barely two or three have
what may be called a moderate supply for winter
grinding. - as
'sThe present stock of wheat and flour, less,
last year. Under the present aspect of the mar
kets and 4freights by railroad, the millers can
congratulate themselves on small stocks With
less than ordinary attention, the railroads can
take away all the flour that will be offered this
winter Some of the nillcrs inform us that
they have ceased to operate atfall-others are
about to close, and nearly all decline to ship at
tho present tariff of freights..'' !. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

LAND WARRANrs.-Tn the financial circular of
the Esd, Messrs. Sweeney, Rittenhonse. FAINT &
Co say: Land warrants are active and have.
advanced 8 cents per acre They. are paying as
follows. viz: IS, s'74's iss stfen tiE
1905 ,sS and 50 acre warrants. .,,...... -
q acre : .....:::.. :.l Z sl,l1ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

PuiLA., June 9th, 1856.
Prof De GRArn:I have been afflicted Is years with
ralgia and other painiG ccmplant and
to sleep soundy walk distance for many past
Last week got bottle of your Eectric ON The irst
nigh. slept sound and wen and am ike
Ny wife could not believe her YouS
done what the physicians Philadelphia failed
to do Is years.tfz Gracefully YOURS, ~ - = = go
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

-sttt = , NEw HAVEN, May 18th, 1856.
Prof DeGratli-My brother has been deaf three years.
After trying many things, he used Oil times,
1t cured him entirely. CLiFFURp II. Sci, ASTON.
AskMr Scranton, who afterwards buughs $50 worth
SELL Ny ELscTRlc OIL all pain once, Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, &c.
Afflicted IS Cured in one weeki Read letter
from Rev. James Temple:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

.t3s4 Rep. JAMES TEMPLE, $40 South st.
This OIL Is mild, pleasant and harmless. properties
all Tor good Children should have them
make electric OIL they know nothing its manufacture
ler only aim boing to get money! Look Beware -
The only genuine Is made the old establishment 80 South
Sth street, Philadelphia, removed advertised by
base Name the wrapper and blown in the bottle
fnzasL citi7- 4ett FRoF. O. De GliATlI,
soleinventor and of Electric on in the world
I FIELD. 75ls.-i
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THE INDHAN5FAIRY no

or SATURDAY, THs TtnID DAY OF JASu1Rf 1851
- HARPERE& BROTHERS. NEW YORK, y =
WIN issue the hrst Number Of Q Weekly Newspaper
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EIIPEROR NApOiEUN AND TME EDT-
Rls EHH gOsEEsmlNEt

WIN Illustrative Notes and Anecdotes BY in
Including Letters from the time Of thsr Marriage un
the death OF Josephine and, also private Lett,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30
STATE AND CRY NRMS.

Tak fAsAsss AsssssLr.-rhs 6r-t meeting Of th,.
body held In the Hall Of the Hou., Of
pslesaics In the Capitol, on Tuesday morning Hon.
WA " hvcs. OF Albenare, w.s elected Pr,.id,,t .,,d
w n. Nouland. Esq., Of Abemsfle Secretary On "a
king his seat, Mr.. Rives said
0s~s~sn III desire 10 expse-s my very deep and u,.
Affected sesbty OF THE mark Of your faxor and con6
deuce In the unexpected cali become your prr.Jns
object ssy sihout the slightest sf.ctaiiou thai 10
not ies. sosthy NJ exalted position vh.n az, man,
Others around me Who hsve rendered Distinguished ss;
vices Ia the great cause VI agriculture bu, se. Il ba.
bee" the Pc.saEs OF my brother bestow upon
me this evidence OF their favor shah consider IA
th"ush admission into the family OF farmers of yirpui.
h"~rv-r unworthy, be assured that shall do whatever
can conpazby with my limited experience a. pr. al
dug oiheyr. 20 assist you In the Of th.
grat sock ios which you have convened and Of INV anx
ious desire 70 uln the expectations aud promote the in
tsrest Of the agricultural community.
Alter completing their organization and trans.cine
sons unnportant business the Assembly took recess
unt the afternoon. 81
hsenins Se.sioa-Tbs report Of the President oftLe
Ag catarul Society read IL document OF con.
Siderable length and concludes with the following pro.
Poritio.s
si The establishment u an agricultural department
or College, at the University Of vgiua TO consist OF
thrce ~ oicssorshps
Adv Professor Of Agicallur.i Chemistry OF Bo,.n,
oil Vegetable Physiology, hnsrsIogy Geology
aud Mstereoogy.
Sd, Ot Veterinary Practice and Surgery. O, como.
ratv~ ANATOMY, OF natural history Of quadr1 ped bird.
insects, &c. " -
Nc. AAcf.lAnd Of Richmod moved that the report bs
laid ON the table and ptiutej--adopted. $500 - -
o. motion OF Mr. Newton, OF we.trnorelsnd tho thank,
OF the Assembly we're rendered tho President OF Ia.
SO ety for the zeal efficiency ability he has diso.
In discharge Of the duties Of his Office. nm -
The Assembly then adjourned until the following morn
ing at lO o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30
SOUTHERN RAHROAD-
L. 81 49,; S;5s;:.as5ies EasaRazaE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI cJTy ar VIcI y e11sc


Ognce ~ The SOafherH Raiiroad C.,.,,.,. Z
1--WE Southern Railroad Company Invi,~ nrnnr.,.
necessary eompis.- resting and br'ds
III. roadway 81 the dvison Of their road Of
Also, for furnishing he ero. I. ana ~, n
incidental work nsc--,sTy ~ ' "e "sf laying viii
thorough completion Of m. S co. apo Ae, rssaed
The graduation TO TToeoS cubic y.Iss
The trv-ilirg 10 1,oo feet
The bridging 10 coo feet.
The cross ties to Is0 isa "'7 70 io"o perch
Proposals. sealed endorsed and si,.r,.s 10 ~ .,, =
be tr Ar,t a., - 20 me undersigned WI
option Of bidfsrs, either TOR ne1, ana VII &C. nj The
Lar snf're 'O0rt eOHsetiO~ completing the road read,
II. The Of CONSTRUCTION .,c,n.,x. =, - 49,,
III For each item Of xo,t .,,,-. !. -
Nv. Por grading Of either 49, -, M ps,a.e
v. For the eros. tie. To be s,r,,,,s 81.
VI. For the entire consuetian yssS e. spselnei
The eastern dIvison eonnec,in~ S ~ s 40 Io.d
the Of Brandon extsn 10 H. Mbs a es road a. or
miles the . mle- tie hr az ssr % te mt ofn
In each form Of propo,ai bidder wIi stat. h, ten, ..
Of embankm~nt and hs PS CUBIC yard
the drrener Tor su"'e yArd upon the largest
The parties making proposals ar a..r.. q, ...,
forms: whole amount n.xsh 70 mem IN oer
progresses rrevinS tSenv s IN cash a. The
onehaifn cash. payable IN The s,ae .s 0 ent
Of the company One third n car n NE stoek
third stock Of the ,ps W s sane usy
Of the company payable in ten yrsrs With nie The bonds
payable annually sA''
proposaIs TO be eon,iderd I ~ 'oek ., ne re.d
factory reisnee edsntais and he company 1870 ~ ,I s
Of accepting declining ali r' 'e's''e 'he 'snt
Maps. prodles SPEC ncstion. 49, N. -, =,
underlined '"' De furnished upon application to the
TIE southern Railroad Commence. 81, r..s.., a..
running order and well aan q, " and sn god
brandon amo., directly -as, "a uor
tosn Of Mar,an In Isns.nss hsosa s nile.
through the Rankin scott and Ne.tan r. ,n
heahfuin-ss economical living 4. -, .nd 70 point
poEons CaronAs and Georgia IL s1.nv s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30
AUCTION SAVES.

nAIIE PEYrON RON SALE Ar ar,r,o~
,,s-snesr .i - ,,s dl.,iaEal.sss sss.s
,h- d.y present ss.,s r.ir H. ssson on ~
o' one .sd ,.s wars. tie purchaser giving bonds Vim
. r,o1 -s GOT ?, ASsss ss' cA.r..o hi.
KaIk-resessr. dss1 r-, TAI. NS nm ks'', hi.
..p rtsa A...snsss hts dan r OF Issy "a ilsss,
port-I G,roHst (.insr Of tr sra osass - 'o.S ~ n
pes har-. Of snSiaRd. s'Bonxst ihess a.. pn. -
aos %Ssss po sas as sa Is,s r,'s-
sro@, =, ~. $500, s-S "a, % spe',i s-.h,- Cr-n
'os . i@por' Il wiir ss~ Cob sss " "'o'
hsn" 40 sss b. anpoet N s-ctE ia. b, iu...r,.,
ny Imported wd. Of ,k san. apart. cA %
sne ths imported CUB Cub hr dan t.., q,
Ia L. ., sseSl9 -.rsy rArts.r. Gryyhosd Bro.n Sa..i
~ Mstsles., Brima~r, Places White Turk Dd.sorh Ir,os
Bsii- P-yon'. a. 1. nearly fan ... A. .,., Co..
Ariel. - ~ WV" W 'hs ee'coratei
sso1 b.. psyon IA. hal bot oppor,unne. to dis
<si xoei n,r,. 70 Li cots apoa TIE ,srs a.
aasny Do, lee OF his ct have hsn Yea Of iss tr
proven thsus-ise, P~y,on
si-r Winning all h-r c.rrsi a. 49,
,a $780, J, an III ass h.rse. N that eoany. dis.
-hen Tar ih-atn tho -coui fell hsr y br n, .,
-nk-r snou ra one 81 the horses In n. q
ss closed hs BY beating F..boo o,-, h.,
"sn eosre at Long I.lsnd. ioar nal- h.si.
A. Racer Ssir pyton Of IN. Az, q, "A, A..
M" IN" O. the nr Of day Ne heat. 90 an, na
ng and nineeen, rae. and ~, -. Y
'e most par. uh-, tborng under .,ene, 49,,
Tour mile heats In addition races he b-.t AZ,
nsrkHhy last hare ixo and the Lady Ctn n ~.
hor.r 10 several trials ct each Bu,
,-r evidence OF his SURPRISING speed bottom he ran v.t
4sek-st time made n os- n,,a.r bv ~ n
sha ga mr. OF h-.- occasions ~ hat In Ie,s lin
-innii. ms nr. IN the ~ hat sse.n,
coase IL 80 after races and shru
ain- thoani dlar. he . hos.. Of xs., 80 s' 80
'e'nssk shiv ,srr Oai $3.50
oc2s-dt3Oct sco..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30

~ BsAurUuL woEKwr the fair room OF the Me
ehane' Institute two Of Boots
Lair' ~esr manufactured b. enterprng nesbor
hAASDER HILL which reflects the highest credit skill
case OF grntemen. noticed pairs Boots
And Shoes that urpass In workmanship anything
have either home made imported only regret
Is hAi h has no competitors to contest the palm superiority
with him The case Of Ladies' alsp OF quality
We h not think they any
All ~ho have this compliment highly but not
more ulan lac deserves-Dtspdfch. oc8O
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30
MARINE NEWS
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN xTEAmEns

WE HAVE IN srORE AND To ARRIyk
w large stoct OF
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
consisting part ss foIsws:
rs hhds. n o.
10 hhds. id<-,s i.ouIde and Ham.
I'D bAx. RIO. LaxuAyrs and Java
- bhls. Crtshed. fo.dered Cvnsr yellow Sugar
~ boxes Adamanine and ralow Candles
- bbls No
SO Wrapping Paper
ioi dazen Psuted Pail.
loo dos-n Htooms
- packages 8rreo Tea
10 BOXES Tobacco, various brands
sosO Cig.n. do DO
go ibis. Common M
10 bbis. k~er's summ-ide.n do
20 bits.
~ y pipes do
30 y and pipe. French Brandy.
Aio-PeppSr, Auplce. NumeFs. Ginger, Mustard
soda, Leading Twin
snerar and other aftc Of
"uer TOT sale Too to csisa credit
sefS-u RATCLIFPk DOUGLASS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30
EsssE;aa.T - aEDycTIoe an TIN

70 ~ pr ssai saved ~ bayibg from J. n An
thoSf, Columbian Hotel BaIlins
hotr.kin Hat 81 best quality, ta,be, Do second
,aalty, tt.uo. Fashionable SIN Hats o. So. PIn-
assots, t2.2o. Pine Calf,kin s-wesi Shoe. Az "a
, II. ANTHONY has made Arrzngpnrpt. wnt
one Of the b-st makers In the city Of PhIiad~IphI.
" s.lpiy hun with handsome and snb-tan tl.I
C-iskln se~ei BOUT, which he viii sell Al th- ND.
prsseden'-d low prie-of rHkEE DOLLARS AMI,