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Tpp NEW ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC.

THE NEW hOUlE ~ lhL IASrlSs
We hear regrets expressed on all sides that opportunity
was given yesterday in the House Of Representatives
for few moments deliberate consideration OF PROPOSE
ton SO important one which concerns mail communi-
cation with countrymen upon the Pacific The sub
iec TO which particularly refer is Embodied In an
amendment to the bill providing for mail transportation
by ocean steamers offered by Humphrey Marshall OF Ken
lucky and which find in the congressional proceedings
TO be in the following language
And further enacted That the Postmaster General be-
and he IS hereby authorized anu 70 WIN
'0'h per'on On - bscars ths LAT dsx .r Lamar
and thereafter the mails Of the United States
Orleans, some other point on the Gulf Of Mexico and
San Francisco twice month IN sacn are'uon' ~ SUI
sn oooI proa;dsd u HI, onj0;on ,he .,,s can
ma Tins carried in one third less time than that now
by other mail routes
"A"d J%nsr eHae'ed lhat the postmaster General
"'rooy IN Sa"ho ,h 49," aas~oa ~,
Nav Orleans and San Francisco with the same condition
in relation time, and at price not exceeding hun
bred and fifty thousand dollars (S7bOooo per annum. And
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Nrw YoRK, Aug. l5.-Flour is buoyant-saes of $500
bbls. good State, Sc superne Ohio SO 40; standard
southern 81 co. Wheat improving-saes Of 80 900 bush
red 81 southern red 81 56 southern white 81
80 81 6s for superior to prime. Corn frm-saes Of
U.s. 900 bush; southern Mixed 62 Pork is dull
of 200 bbls mess, $40 62H Beef is drooping-saes
OF 800 bbs re-packed mess $40 rs Sl. Lard buoyant-
sales Of 1000 bbs at Is Whiskey quet-sales of
100 bills; Ohio, 3615 cents.
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JEFFERSON AND CABELL,-EaIy history Of the Unver-
y Of Virginia. contained In the letters Of j. rson and Cabe
hitherto unpublished with appendix
ing hist rcal and biogral hical notices Price - So
Physicians buated diary designed facilitate the study Of die
ease M the bed side by physician Of Virginia. so cents
o. as
The Quarterly Journal for July, IS o. 0s Just pub.
ished nd foT sale a TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
AugI6 Bookstore, near 9th street.
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30 any Attorney or other person OF the

TO any Attorney other person OF the OF
Observation-Disclosures wanted Of the whereabouts
and slaves Descending by will 9TH
heirs OF David Logan Of Kentucky Who the
David Logan Of south caolna previous To the year s4a
Harmon Sneed
81 William wommack Farley, married
gam Any attorney other who of
information fnd II their interest to do and will
sbhge Inc Of David Logan.
address John Ewe NJ Wash nRton city, in the
District Columbia, up September 1861, George n. Gupdy
Paducah, Kentucky, after that time,
0-eOdbldh sept
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FREMONT IN CALIFORNIA.

The following from the Sacramento State Journal needs
no comment:
The nominate OF John G. Fremont by the black repub
c0ns occasions than serious reflection in
California. The nomination Is esteemed very shabby affair
men turn their and say PshawP He will not
receive OF the forty thousand settler votes in the State
and indeed greatly question whether he will be able to
carry single precinct he people Of California know bin,
ADD such prophet is without honor in his country
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE,

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY or
NASHVILLE.
TIVE NEXT SESSION Of this college win open Monday Sep
i The classical 10 full and facility II
scientific branches engineering, modern
school attached embracing Of
years The military adopted eeciua
Of good order regular habits and active bod
lily exercise.
OF University closed with 493 maticuRnts
Military College closed It's frs, In Nashville with 54
cuan from IA For catalogue and regulations apply
to u, r. JOHNSON,
Nashville, Tenn, July, 1855. Superintendent.
July 3l--3taw imdkcp+
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THE sroRM-Tbe storm of Friday week proved more
disastrous in its effects than anticipated The Spring
field Republican has the record Of fifty of the
lightning striking mostly in eastern Massachusetts while
in other States especially in Connecticut instances
quite Damage by wind is also considerable
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MR.. BUCHANAN IN CALIFORNIA.

We are permitted to publish the following extract of a
letter from Hon. Milton Latham, which shows the enthu
siasm with which the California democracy receive the
nomination of Buchanan and Breckenridge:
SAN FRAScIsco, July Is, 1856.
DEAR Buchanan and Breckenridge take like wild fire
with the people will carry this State by ten thousand
majority without fail intend to participate very actively
in the canvass and all my energy to finally overwhem
all the "isms" of the day. MILTON 3. LATHAM.
Hon 4 SToaM
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What comment upon the howlings of the abolition re-
pubcans about the increase of the slave power Why
at the above of progression the representatives from
the nonslavehoding States will be those from the
slavehoding States as two to Already they have
majority of 53
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Accid ent 10 the Arabia.

HAtTAI, Aug. 1.-THE Cunard steamship Arabia from
Boston, for Liverpool arrived here this morning. leaking
considerably having struck the rocks twice yesterday
dense fog Seal island She will remain to-day, that
the extent Of her damages may be aioern and proper
reparh made.
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FREsHET.-At Hartford, Monday noon, the river was
sixteen feet above lowwater mark Great quantities Of
hay have gone down the stream during the freshet
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The Boston Chronicle learns that during the late heavy
rains there not enough fell in the along Cape
Cod to lay the dust and that there has been OF
quence since the 4h Of July and vegetation suffering
much,
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DRIyTING-PHEss for sale, cheap for cash.-h double
cylinder printing GOOD running ORDER being
which the Washington Union newspaper
printed. Apply at this Office
May l5dinf
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To Members of Congress and Others leaving the
City.

N w OF members Of Congress
M stock Of superior ladies' and gPnue
jewey Of the latest Styles silver
seats pitchers, gobet silver forks, spoons, sc.
walters, cake BASKETS casors abata
forks American table cutlery, sc.
Persons useful will find stock
prise endless variety.
An goods represented and AT the lowest rates
" nj. w. GAIT 4 BROTHER,
32I avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
Aug g-d6tt Until
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TEXAS coTToN.-Texas papers mention the receipt Of
additional bales Of cotton Of excellent quality and sta
pie which is selling at II There Is promise Of
very fair crop this year.
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BY ELL &c X A PHI.

Arrival Of the Borussid.
NEW YoRK, Aug. l5.-The Dutch steamer Borussia
from Hamburg, has arrived.
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We invite attention to the proclamation of the Presi-
dent in todays Union for the sale of the portion
of the Delaware trust lands in Kansas Territory These
lands have been classified and appraised and will not
sold for less than the appraised value The towns and
cities laid these lands will be sold in lots and
blocks The number of to be offered for sale is
about 2oss33 and the quality of the land unsurpassed
perhaps by any other equal body of land in the United
States and the location of the tract lying and being
around Fort Leavenworh is very eligible and most de-
sirable for a residence.
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Ths YsHow Fever at Charle,ton.

CHARLESTON, August l6.-There have been cases
OF fever in the city the last day two and little appre
henson is entertained OF epidemic.
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First Public sale OF Delaware Trust Lands in
the Territory OF Kansas.
BY tia PTssidsnt Of the United STATES.
PROCLAMATION

By tia PTssdsnt Of tAs United States.
pursuance Of law, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Prs.dsn. Of
,ha public sale viii Fon Lssvenwoh Ia the Fem
next o aS Disposal Of sues Of The land. and town o. held
i"diaSs sas situated within The o%%.S
s Inc eastern portion q as lands esasG % tue SAID Delaware
South Of the Of rth principal meridGn.
Townships eight nine ten, Of range nineteen
Township: s mime and lem Of soS
Townships eight nine, and lea, ofrange twenty-five.
Ss sss town
from NO 70 NO ~ situated in townships Nos and
Of said town Of on file in the Office OF the surveyor
Ses aS %s . N'H'' ana Nebraska winch refer
o. inclusive situated in ,ownsGp No south OF
20 east according the plat said OF
which reference is made. ~
No o. Inclusive situated within townships Noe
and ST On Of n sS % @ % D Of
which reference is made.
from No 90 No. 10 situated IN township No SOUTH ..
hs in The office surve, general
aud TO which reference Il made
CrI so called situate in township No south Of
surveyor general
of said Territories and 10 which reference l. hereby made
classified valued by duly appointed pur
snecvey will be the minimum which the will be offered for
me terms cash. upon payment being ade re-
eep Duplicate win be made therefor Of which with be de
Patent. win bo granted for the lands purchased
lands and town and sst viii be
the day appointed and win proceed the order
" have offered and SSs u0u Tue
the following day. risk duns puenas on
Ssn Snfs' y hand at the city Of Washington this m day OF
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
NGrEThe above will published papef
only requested by note 10 insert IL.
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SCARCE hooks Gamboas Mining Ordinances of spoin
- translated by Heathfeld. 2 volumes, London, -
Johnstons Civil Law OF Spain. volume London, 1926
Monesqueu'a Spirit Of Laws, In English volumes London
1878. "A
Troer the Finances and Cred Of the United
States which have contracted public debts volume London
1899. "'
Plny's Letters in English; Lord orery's translation. vos
l75l '
Plny's Letters; MelInoh's translation volumes,
The London Stage containing plays in the
language, leaving out Shakspeares volumes.
The British Drama volumes Of the most
seemed tragedies, Comedies operas and farces.
Madame dc Sevgnes Letters, English. volumes, 1911.
Rousseaus Nouveile Helose in English. volumes 1895.
Camilla; by Miss BuTney volumes, 1895.
The British Almanac COMPANION
the Boston American Amanac) complete from
1925 ''"
Second of the above ones being
are just imported from London by
Aug 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
MARYLAND,

The following numbers of Consoda
ted LOTTERY, Tor the benefit of susquehanna class
drawn August 49, 1856:
6l l6 IA II IL 81 "a 40 SO 81 10
The following Patapseo Institute
Lottery, class 2l9, drawn August IA, 1885,
l3 AZ II 81 50 % 60 43 II
R. FRANCE CO., Managers.
D. II. McPHAII, Commissioner.
Aug l6-lt
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BY the President |:
.nalp M NJ - - ~

NGrE-The above advertisement viii be published papei
only s requested by insert II.
Aug l6-lawt20h OctDaiy& Weekly.
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H1GHLY IMPORTANT.

& HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustTal Washing Fluid,
IN tie greatest Improvement yet discovered for saving
labor end expense III washing Clothing and House Clean
ing Linens and CotoRs washed by tins Fluid viii be
whittier and softer than than il bIeaChed the grass
wARRA TO injure the fabric Every lady may
satisfy herself that point, by soaking piet of Cotton
TEe in the Fluid, IuH strength, for 81 hours which
illeleaFly show that il must be puley harmless, when
dI.utel with gallons OF water TO hall pint of fluid,
The Chinese washing EInid is worth three times the
single sixpenCe which will buy enough for aIarge family
washing. which can be done in . orS hours. 8 Ii.
Manufactured aud sold by the subscriber, who haslar
Iy purchased the right for Ohio rOunyt, Va.
s- s JAS. MELLoR. :,
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Notice

IHE undeTsgned having bought out the entire stock Of
Il Goods belonging Mes3rs. Wheeler IF LakiH, Mer-
chant Iailors would beg eaVeto inform the citizens OI
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying oil the
Merchant Tailoring business in the same room i0rmery
tanned services OF both OF the former proprie lie
is Preared 10 make up 10 every article in has line
in the style and best manner, very short nltiee
and very low for h. Having large stock hand now
he is determined TO sell very low TO reduce his stock and
make room for the Spring Goods. Now is chance
good clothing cheap. he will warrant every article
TO be as recommended, or no sale.
Come one, come all,
aud stve call,
I'ftr tfe7 AtNo.2, Washington Hall.
i.nto Il u STlIIMAN
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Mr. j. B. HcllSsrsnlith
Dear Sir:l have been ahicted for three gears with
rheumatism In my back, and Tor the last simonths mol
able TO set out OF my bed without help and your agent In
our city insisted my trying bottle OF Ching Fhu
hnnent and try what effect it would have; and bot
Tie has relieved much that was able 10 get out of
my ed without difficulty. 1t mas been blessing ne
Just try il for yOuIsei, and you VFI be weIlrleased
MRs. NJ. COCHRAN.
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OO-faI Lu5ISulp.
THE undersigned have this day formed a copartper-
ship under the and style otS c.. Baker d CO. and
3Icontinue Steamboat Agency boat Store busi-
ness at the old SiShl, aUs2 W4tef stTeet.
S.C.BAKRR,t ~
an3t JOHN List 5zos 3
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Wholesale and Retail AEems.
7 H. LOGAN. 1 CO
Use the Magic Impression

~ 90 %AO AAG1S4S 444A AR4 S0SAOA
DIAPER for writing without Penn Ink copying pla nts,
leaves flowers, Pictures, Patterns Einb Odery,
marking linen iHdebly, aud manifold writing. This ar.
tice is absolutely the best portable iNkssMdin the kuown
world Ior small quantity folded and placed In peck
eL constitutes travelling inkstand, which cannot be bro.
kel. penis needed, stick Sharpenrd point
writes equally as wetas tie best geld universe.
For drawing, tits in SPeh*ablC It's, Indeed the only
art Of Dlawg and Pant:Hg taught il lesson, Amy
leaf plant, or flower be tTaIerIe ed To the pages an
album, with minute and distinct resemblance uT nature
Wtequat facility pictures and embroidery patterns are
lakeM and have received the highest eUOgums Crom tho
lair SEX aud indeed an more tasteful present lady
could Ot be pTndGcei. - It.ff
lhs Magic Paper will also mark linen, or other G,t-
inthe worldfails to brnsh OUT: Any child caluSe II
with perfect ease WiIhthis Magic Paper, likewise one
or -four copies Of aetter wlitten, he secured without
additional labor vShateVer making II the cheapest
nosL convenient article exls II is used lOgTeSi
sscby reporters Of the public press Telegraph operators
aud huStS Of others
Each package contains four rent cuIors black blue
and red with full and iOr ali
10 use, hnd will last sufficiently obtain 500 distinct ~
pTeSsonS. II
It putup in beautiful enanclcd CoIOred envelopes,
with truthful likeness OF the attached tAc
and every package warranted.
PRICE per dozen, Eve for 81 Single packages %
els Nailed to all parts Of the wOld IL. reception
tile above prices Address, postpaid,
n. yuBBHLL, 161 Broadway, New York.
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= A&sAVt9 u4IU OupH,
FJAYRon baud and ore now receiving gsnsraasi OF.
Ii InCnt of hilk beaver and RAsisii iats alsO I'M
halsol evely color, shape and quality, ..(-rt -
They lave received tie atest Fall Fashions rom Nev
IorK ana are now prepared 10 uiiilsh gentlemen with
hats of every description and quality, - 54Elflslt
lhey also Keep on hand an assortment Of plain Bnd fan
~ tur ush and cloth caps, for men ana buys, all 0f
winch they oheT TO their customers tie plea sing
promptly attended to. "
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore teeSivca
tAey Solicit share OF public favor, which tsynro dc.
lion TO business, and cheap and avo able ues Of o,cSS
tiU1
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Shooters! Shooters!
LeOnard,n nEntenfVEBeVolyKnR IInnsn,et

THIS pistol for sisloity Of construction, fpetr Of
loading aud eaI HEg rapily OF discLsrgng power and
C0rreo NesS convenience carrying, aud In exemption
from liability to accidental dtscEe sung ri
oTlty uvcT all Others now nismu!actGied e'tlf -
snAllot just received sale at the cheaPJev
eTy Store of G.. p BROWN,
myI @ - No 4iNiaSlnUgtlM Hall
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Eau Fashion for BATS

Is now FfepaTed TO fUTIiibh his
GUS patrons and all the rest Of ankind,' with splen.
did hats Oi- the i-tit--4 aia-5i-t3 - - -is1'F
Il .LAIEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which for endurance, beauty OF and nish, cannot be
surpassed, and when shaped to the head y our
tive, nj with perfect ease.
Also. seceving OF mems youths aud
child ems Soft Hats, Comprising black, napped plain
non insTahaH, Young America togei.
er with fine assortment OF menE youths and Childtens
Caps all o. which offered at lowest prices wholesale
and retail. fr.F : :
SepII ". W JIWREoN
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Sexton, Seal & swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JoRBERS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.

NV' IUO NNHIHtI bI.y hbOVt ATh 6lfCeI,
PHELtDELPI4IA.
j. W. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, A. VAN SwKARtNnEN,
OFFER ia purchasers the largest sssor rsnt o EHncY
~ Dry Goods in tllectty. ltcompriseS in part OF -
Hosiery Of all kinds and qualities, i-,F =. -
Gloves, undeTshilts, Dress Shrts and Collars.
WOOllcI yarns Oi different shades and cOlOFS,
E a fine assortment Of Shell Combs. lli-51g78
90 do do BHaalo and Imitation Combs.
Brushes OEall descriptions.
Dress and Iailors Trimmings of ali kinds, - o. fs
BuTncits, Six cord col d SpOul COtt0n.g I-a9 ta.I
Peilumcry OlaIl kinds. II -. Hr
Swell as great many styles OfGoOdA OtOur imro
tatoa, whtchw we cannot here MENTION ana which ava Nr
worthy the attention byeTs. No feel We Il 10
theIrtnierest TO give us trial. N FeNtR
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Removal. 1883 -
AT COLA LIENS Il KNOX have removed their FVhole-
l Stock or Boots aud Shoes, the four story
brick building, So =.
80 - iNO. I13, Main Street,
few buildings NOflh OF the Merchants y Mechanics
bank opposite side Of the street. and doors South
of Vim T. Selby's dry good store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House. they confident with thei increased acili.
ties don" business, they offer merchants still
greater Inducements for buying than heretofore.
does Nicola LIRSS d KNOX 3
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OPINIONS or THE PRESS ~
HChBELL'S MAGIG IMPRESSION PAPER We refer our
readers the advertisement in anOher column seiipe
forth the merits OF this pleasing and Ingenious invention
The clearness soVd induce ali give 1t tral-Phila
delphia Merchant. --s - s,----.t.t.--
is unsurpassed FOL neaness and utility aud Should
meet with tie sale il richly deserves -1'Ti6une
the public hSs long desired, and recommends
itself to every lover OF taste and leaoneltJourna d
Oprior. S auEI4!5n, =
( b5as5o1fni DISSOLUTION. gis7 III
EINHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
Gordon, Cla he & Co.. has this been dissolved by
mutual consent. l.. :. GORDON, =
- a 7-sli4't +s- CLARKE d THAW, -
Z March lat, 1854. is -4 81 J. 3. ANJKR.
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EIGHTEEN MONTHS I'9nS
9AVEeElired since Concluded 10 close my Dry oOt
business aud having Indebted 4
me. hope they do not longer Time nay ir 6,,oj
t'3t ,t SHOULD liave been PAD tor longs since.
noH't be Gshamed, bat along md nj Fs6eIod
ipl.. tn. JOHNSTON, jF,, =, ,li.,g'.,T
mrs warehouse of 6weeney, Johnston q co
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laCOApaRTNERSLIIp

- CO4PARTNERSIIIP.
NHE subscribers have this day into partnersip
IL for the of usactius CommHstonand For.
warding business under the atyg Of Gordon, Matthews
Co., and sOeita continuance OF tile business tho late
hrm. fl -.iikF esE - u. s. COR DON, BIZ
e 5lpiiFs C4EtfE sl 81 srJNo. n. MATTHEW'S,
JNO. L. AGNRW. =
March 1st, 1854. s 80. r Ir4
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j. NJ. LEE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CORNER OF WATtR AND UNI0S sTs. WHKRtINo. Y. .
KEEPS constantly on haIh variety OF books, among
n which may be iOG'd tie wOrkgOr all the leading Ii
eTs OF the times, such JaInes, BuieF, sue, Eliza Il
1upag Bennett, arthur, iirpard, Dumas, aud Lever
my Of ias svoTs are bOund in g00d tyIe; with backs
lie stsO keepS an Exehange Ibr@TY. Persons pHIcEas
ing books may return them ser reading hem or which
ae the following pTfces for COO books 40 cts; 25e
books .10C, Tor 81 books SO cents. mh2V:fy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11
House Furnishinp75 Store :

HAVE just opened, at No. 81 Monroe street, a new
stock OF housekeeping Articles. cOnslstns or Table
SILVER Flsicd Albata and britannia Plan
!shet JsIanned ard latn Tin waei Waters Of different
syies ana various patie ns ornamental and rIdin Fan
Fly bfusHes, wooden ware, Family Hardware, BathinE
efptlslus aud Kitchen wdIe complete sra e5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. -
A IL perGOns indobtedto TO Wheeler d Laktn, by boob
"A account ofOtherwtse, hereby n6tihedh TINT pay
lneht must be made 70 iOTlhwitb5 they having sSEieeI
the sans 10 me ioT the bene6t Of their cTeditors
ldhl2 y. II. PENOfSET0N, Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11

Bells! Bells!! 5000,
JAHRYRRLY9Ee eeebI aeL Church, Raetory stss rnbbst
.1. IN LoeSSmotvs Plantation, School Aoaso ana ossf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11

ELDORADo TOBACCO. i -
RR BITS RldoradO Natural Leaf TObacco Vory supett
apo LOGAN. CARR Hsf.6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11

1IALLIMUhk No. IicFrings, . ie~ 5TTTelz ID sfI51
- and lor sale low by ~ IN flIg5i -
snl5- -. N. RgiLLY