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NEW. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


} SION MERCHANTS, No a fHoNr etr ct New forh,
= fhrral advances on consignment.
H. ,Nxtsp ADAMS would he pleased @ hear from his
rlan1s nj mi. beuse JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
49,, N ,lty ROnT NJ ADAMS.
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k,pNs,ln,s sGwINE uAUusNEs.-Au pei


- sos who desire to full and reliable Information to
peeting Singer Sowing Maehncs-hcr price capabilities
sas method uf working, means of procuring
them all paftieularsran do SO by applying NJ our
ne NJ 13 roawa New York by letter or In person 1r
NJ SINGERS GAZETTE, This paperH devoted entirely
tho sewing Machine interest Copies viii be supplied
lrfnIis q nll Interested
p-rhe unparalleled success of our Sowing Machines
has Undue. fraudulent Limitations Of them besides nut
incruna pntuntsoi which we own ES
teen snA for the pa"nis have recently
been decided In the a. S Circuit Court of New
loisY In these suits the great principle OF
hadne deeH bo sestd the saytoce o the machine
Aga pleins pr which used In all Sowing Machines
hash been fully taahlshod The Wheeler a Wilson, and
tho arnyer Baker sewing Machines we ucgc each Ia
fringe three distinct patonts owned by U.S. We have suits
against them In se,e 4. Courts which viii
b. tried hereby caution the public not 10 buy nny In
ringing Machine M they can lie compelled by law o stop
using them, and h. ply eost aud damages
" Local Agenis viii be wanting To make sales Of our i'm
ing 70 persons properly qualified for
opportunity for profitable and pleasant
employment is offered
New aud machines exchanged liberal terms Tor
old machines of every Kind NJ. SINGER n co.,
Principal ONCE, 9nJ broadway, Now York
nnlA III. LIZ Il L q
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PHILADELPHIA.

lust PIBstsHED, by the Harvard Asso-
j CITATION. Phladcinhta, REPORT ON SPiRNATbR-
HOE mud other Baoascs uf tho Sexual Organs with
the and doc,pons Of Quarks and Valuable
.,lVce Ia the afflicted by GEo X. CALHOUN, NJ u Con
1lnhg Physician Of tho Howard Assorhtion Philadelphia,
Institution established by special ondow n'cnt,
the relief the aek aud distressed, afflicted with Nirulcni
nd Epidemic Disease copy oftho above Report wi be
by mail On sealed envelope, FREE or CHARGE, ON
receipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage. Address DIR
#EO r. CALHOUN No 2 South NINTH 81, philadelphia
9 a mp l2dln,I
rEHEFIOW THAT BEATS sTIlG WORLD.
HIT WORK WITH LEAST DNAluHF
RJFH Il A EN- RE
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NvEW CROP n. u. SUGAR AMI 'a"
y SFS inst received and for sale by

Its -
CARRIAGES. Carriagcs! c4S,E~
fsN4< The suhscrbcr respectfully informs hn Hl1 =,
f.ionis crstomcrs the public that ne mas now on
nd making daily all the different new styles oi 1af,'si
a,i' -, md BUrglcs which finished mp neat anu
-, -, ,it the country. All who want seon WORN 'o"
~ ih rcatncss can il of Lynehhhfg MAKE "l''l
hioh oo town after IT, All descriptions of carriages
aud Ouggles niVlo i.,mat.h JNO. H. BAILEY.
ri nhscriher keeps and makes TO order an hihus '
xi WAGONS from the largest six horse WAGON Gown % uhn
axe " wagon also railroad carts Nhee
barrows, &c. -, cr;,,r Z. ,.arrvalls--one an tp D
lie has also o hand several npring ss' , ~ "
horse, for moving o' P' JOHN II. BAILEY,
Iynchburg
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1O-p NOTsUE.-rhc under

signed this day formed partnership In the city
Of New ofk under tho hrm of blii MMEL MONSTERS.
purpose of rnnsaeng Commission husnoaa for tho
sale of MANutacrrltp aud ltAt TohAccotortoN, FIotR
CHAIN produce generally Location ~ Water street
Having ample prepared to make looral pd
enngnnenia aud produce consigned o US Tor s'n
In New shipments through MoaerH L. Royster lho,
\ Co Rlehmand, va, will he forwarded free of charge
JOSEPH BRtMMEi. of Richmoud
A. L.. HofSfEN, oi New York
J. II, HoYSrEk, of Eiclmond
NrV yous January 1 1886 Han 2bdGm
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Nuose New s.ea.l.-1Ath March, 1S56.-yne.
lNu J. PNRYis Is selling good bargains In MI tfds
Dry ouoda The public will please call and sSAmine ma
took OF Cloths eassmeres y.xaRs Meusins Merrinos Al
heeaa also ha stock White Goods Domestic Cot
ona Caeoos Sr all OF which win be sold cheap for
ash map padfsif
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VOL. 4--N0. 233
MISCELLANEOUS.

No,e New s.oad.-2s,s March, ls56.mJne.
rumVis Is ssns good .s sns MI hs
oss Of Cloth Us. .a ss,s' " , n1ass os Cot.
ss s o'''oe' A' 49, " Of which viii be ''s ma 'assR
aARnIaaEs aUGaIEs, ROCKA-
I'M IL WAYS &e, &e--JoHs II. DipLAKF successor
aN@'-to to his father H. NJ DIdlaks has Just received
@paraa to pp up any work To order all repair. neatly
I'd promptly done having In his emrloyme"' Mr u r. New
tho besi Coach Smiths in America he naying se.ea
=" slste Una ladis
.crSTp.EuENs GOODS ron Spring sns
sIMME-The subscriber has rcceivcd his stock ior
prng aud summer consisting of the usual variety o. @
I'D .sSS s'% . pss s. say 'as s and sd
vide Drap Dote and lage lot OF linen drilling ana MAJ,
ada and sizes make half hose gloves .us
hdes esavas .ean e m b "@a u"d M m his %
Any of the above goods viii sold low they I've
nakt olsewh here up order at short ncce.
sncm'n will please call aud examine oessS @ pni'nF
M n S:DlE.ssas SUMMER ARnANaEMENT .: = TO
n and aer rnur.day hs Ia May next the Man and Pas,
niger will leave the Depot In fctesbarE daily except
i0a. M. pi5 n. aud al Lynehbnrs at Y 80 m
leeve ynshbgrs At clock M arrive At farnyl,s arr p a.
T@s TRY + T roiNr TRAIN will leave the Depot
ny wh the Jancs Ris,r bos,s for Norfolk and on We'd
rslay and Saturday morning With the steamers jamestown
I'd ltoanoke ior New foik. w. A. GOODWIN,
erl iada Ticket Agent
--..r---uu-N ssice Ia Northern TruvciIerrss
"a ~ tsz4ssrzf5A, |, II EArEsr AND MOST COM.
~ h1c LxA'a&sI FoRTABIE p kOu u 10 TIL Il
.oRT1iERN CITIES, Via FREDERICKSBURG and AC-
ilUIA CREEK. -
Through ticket from Iynehhurg To baltimore, .sll 90
Z" Richmond to Wnshihton. . 10
3" baltimore. ,....''''''sss. u w
E." Philadelphia. .......,.....,... 30
Passengers baggage conveyed from banvlc cnrsto
depot Broad fnrE on CHARGE Get supper at
Nahland, 10 miles abose liclnond
A ~ For particular IA enquire Of A. w IlORNER
anI 10 dim Agent Soubaldc u u.
o,O rssE s.AassE--A very large .s0cL of
PRINTS French Work apda variety Of white vooda. at
cry low rates, for sno by N. dUUGENHEIMER
npl IL
aDROsPEGT OF PEAGE.-The bloody De-
of War. Which has so lang baon goatng on the "
European Nations snsied with coaaca is
nrdorous lille tho white winged Angel OF Peace
with plying the doenatc armies and des
lated hearth Other obeetB will attract the At
nn of mankind ht arta b tho houghtn and
npoy hands busy millions, and the uniforms and
of the will be laid aside tor The
nblaments Of h. neat Industry Speaking OF habudmenfs
aggosts the extern aud splendid stock Of SPRING READY
IADH CLOTHING exhibition AT the Clothing BAZAAR OF
uroughn shafcr Co Tho proprictors Of this popular o.
bsheui approaching and grateful for the extraordinary
ntranage extended them have spared neither pains or
xpensa getting goods for the Spring sales Ppr'
call aud vince themselves, as an In
pecon certainly will convince them Of the superiority In
ityo worknansp H. Ne, nf the eloing Of own mann
,rura aod ly n NJ the CLOTHING BAzAAu Main st., n
lido above Bridre BURROUGHS, SIhfEh w.
IA
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aNO THE GADgEs.-The subscriber Ha-.
u takes great pleasure In Informing tho Indies ana
70 public gene ally that kl will open Monday ~
tndsomo assortment of silk, Grape Lace, Hair and
raid Bonne,s uhlirens Flats Drosr Caps Ribbons and
They been selected with great from the
fashionable ouaes Sc feels assured they VIII please.
ad respectfully soes the patronage OF her former friends
nd all oheb ho may wnnt anything In her line OF bnntss
2ldia JANE SIMPSON
~ Rep COPY.
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d
I'm CIoproN-Dear Ny wifc breast is about as 1t was
when | wrote last From my Description V IL 10 you
lou i1iuk Won have an nfalhblc remedy for it,
Enclosed YOU CHICK of 500 ON Petersburg oahk-
Please send ne the mcdiciuc cpo "a prnn
Yours, respectfully 'ho' w hhDp.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


uONEK sEED.-rRnE NEW CLOVER SEE
~ for sale ON the best terms CRENSIIAW 4 co.
feb 23ts North side of the BASIN Richmond, Va
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nm ctoproS-Dea sir am glad TO inform you the en-
tire imp f out my yifes breast She was quite sex or
II yo afterwards should have written immediately,
hnt thought would wait few days hoping sue would get
ua.,or Sbc is now mprt and am hopes WIZ soon be
small nc ION Of the black plaster left and
you uat We are doing nothing but ap.
tn, a nlaster made Of bt turpentine ana taaW
Con want cericaot me, let me know ana you can
- .oon IS MY y e we'll and several DINERS
- ,nrsrd H. The lr1 ip fell out last SUNDAY "heh was
four weeks from the. the we eonmeh'cu using ~ ~
plaster 1o-fS' N''' ''FfN GEORGE w REDD
ma 20 d&c2m e-l- e,l-----
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NIEW CONCERN The uudcrHig0cd knvn
~ this day partnership under he style and
of IlS SAUNDERS ior the phrpose bf ting
halesae and retail Grocery and ComnIsio business and
the lately occupied by Mossrs Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston the depot oftbe Va g. Tenn n. r., where
they will be plonfed the customers Of the former firms
Saunders by and Mehniel Hurt Preston, together
with all others who may favor them with their business
j. j. IRBY.
JAS. SAUNDERS
tan1
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The above rates are via Ohio River slight advance is
charged if sent all the way By Railroad No Storage Charged
on Goods Sfnt through line. Consign TO
" BRIDG FORD q Co, Richmond.
REFERENCES IN RICIMoyD-Stems & Brummei Imsiey,
Tard & Co Sclden & Miller j IL Claiborne, j. w Wright
& Co Chas Y Wortham & Co, Shields Il SommefVnc ana
TIr,o,,ds Davennort a Co June 25is.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-01

" SAUNDERS ikBY having expired by limitation, s
diaaoe We return thanks old friends and
liberal patrinage since We have been in bus
nsk their eoninnaeco the Of IRBY
4 SAUNDERS .,fdg
Those indebted 10 us will please forward and settle
their old early practicable as Is very dlsn
lie to wind np the afairs OF the old concern. .s
SAINDERiS q InBY.L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-01

n There are many ignorant and "ofti'oss Su'Ns
advertising themselves Physicians running the he'h OF e
already afflicted Dr Johnston deems II necessary 10 Say
especially those unacquained with ms fepn'un' '' ~
credentials diplomas always hang IN ms once =, -
.Y-FAKF Nor1cE-Al letters must he post pai am anu w., %
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NrEW EDNGEkN.-Ehe undcrs gucd having
q this, entered into copartncrshp under the style and
r,n Of iOLLINS CO. for the purpose of transactng
rocery and Commission business have taken the store
crmtly occupied by Mr. john Ioins where they will be
pleased their friends and the public generally.
MARTIN HOLIINS,
JAMES W. RURCH.
GEORGE II. BIRCH.
The subscriber having sold his stock OF Goods Ia NJ ollS
would checully recommend them ia his friends
and patrons. JOHN HoLLlN9'
ANuAHy lA56 ian 2 dN tsv
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AdA Gases Mass and STICK g.iquOricG iWst re
wv coiN ed on fonsiRnmon-par yov fine.
nm le.ts IRBY a. SAUNDERS.
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HnIAaEA. nuGaIEA. RONKA-

IN ~ WAYS &e. &e-JoHN II. DtDLAKf, successor
-o his father, II. NJ Didlake has Just received
eeutinn lot of CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, SC lie Is also
parod to nut up any order and all repairs neatly
I'd promptly done. having In his employment Mr T. H. New
le of thu ba Coach Smiths in America, he having served
me In sme largest manufacturing estabishmenn 10
, ,5a stat Una 14-ds
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Two ToBAttONlSrS-ssrcnt reduction in Lock
u lolLSIhc Lock Tolls for the Dock connection are
now reduced to ffpc Cents Why thenay fftS Cents
PER ton drayage Tobacco when tc dbl
terence by shipping the subscriber the Dock Having
days of own charge only hvc couts box nbae
to which includes all the charges In Richmond by steamers
nf Notwithstanding the whole expense from vnehbnrg ON
hoard "aly thirteen cents per box,
dee cots ALFRED s. LEE Rehnond
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~ MONb VA are prepared 10 make liberal advances on
tnhsignmens OF MANUFACTURED AND ifAf TOBACCO, aud
produce generally address their friens Messrs
Brnmmel 4 Registers No. 93 Water street. New York.
Shipments Mcssrs Brummcl a kuysters through our
house, viii bo forwarded free of charge.
a. l.. RONSTER,
~ RpNSlER
ian 2A dts JOSEPH BRt MNEI.
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aooD. FOR .PRING ana

pants nita &e.. sirts, Goirh aud Drawersxn
ndH o besi cut and make half hose gloves sus
dera eravais Henrfs aud all kinds OF
ocks Of tmne the best to be found In this
Any of gonds viii he sold aa low a they can I've
tuak oaewherc, be nade up order at short nc'ieo
,entlemen will please call aud examine before buying.
nnT,a %M. l.. FACE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17

WEALTH Of ArLASrc crr1Es.- The wealth
concentrated at the commercial points of the
one-eighth part of the entire property Of this
country is owned by the citizens of New York
and Boston. Boston alone in its corporate limits,
owns one-twentieth the property of this entire
Union, being an amount equal to. the wealth of
any three of the New England States, except
Massachusetts,. In this city is found the richest
community per eepitd, of any in the United
States The next city in point Of wealth, ac-
cording to its population, is Providence, Il. L.,
which city is one of the richest in the Union,
having valuation of fifty six millions, with a
population of fifty thousand The bare increase
per annum of the wealth of Boston is equal to
the entire valuation of many Of the minor cities
such as Portland, Salem, New Bedford, Chicago,
Louisville. &c.-Bostoa 7faeeler.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17

H-The National Intelligeneer nouns over
the condition of the House, which its editor ey-
identity regards as stigma upon american in
stitutions. He considers Saturday last in the
hall TO have been lost day, and regrets that
each member VII insist that, personally, nore-
sponsibiity whatever rests on him for the con
tinusnee Of the present State Of things He Al.
50 tells the Union thAtit would be more credit
able teit If it would urge It's party to surrender
something to bring abOut an oEganization, in.
stead Of urging them to continue IN a position
they cannot ionge hold, except to the ALLEGED
sriSyosis sAfriiies Of The public interest,"
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l,nnn r,,,rs.Ronnn c..

Coon TrNrs-FooD GEEr1SG CHEAPER Those
Who study only the priees current furnished by
their groeers bill may not be aware of the fact
that our staple articles of food have been daily
growing cheaper Take tour as an example.
Nov. 2s-Six weeks ago, ordinary State flour
scld at wholesale for S., 25a9, 81 per Dbl, To-
day the same brand sid for 81, s7a7, 93a fall Of
SO per bbl., or nearly 10 per cent; and this In
tie heart of winter with the great channels of
tansp ortation closed A year ago to-day this
brand of -four sold at S., 75as, ST-or nearly 81
per Dbl higher than now. VIII tho bakers
please make anote Of tho above, for friend at
cur elbow who buys bread Says bakers IoaEes
Dbl, today sl6, f6.--N r 1Snes: g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17

HIt is stated in the Calcutta Journal that
ct the reception of the British Embassy BY the
Emperor of Birmah, the sovereign wore in his
crown ruby Ofthe purest water, quite aslatge
rs = hens egg
This stone, yet more valuable than the famous
KOhi,noOr of the late Runjeet-sing, was snatched
from the ear of Queen Karcriby Alompra. Ira
ditiou assigns to this inestinabie jewel an anti
guilty Of two thousand years; it belonged to the
great Emperor NOnOng-Sa, who, inaneient times,
ruled the greater part of Asia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17

PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR.
The Democratic members ofthe Pennsylvania
Legislature, assembled in caucus completed
their labOrs late on Friday night by nominating
Ex-Governor William Bigisr fill the vacancy
from that State in the UnitedStates Senate. The
nomination was made on the sixteenth ballot,
when the vote stood as follows: Bigler 4s, Eos.
ter is, Buekalew II, Jones Z, Robbins 8. Ne
eessary to nominate 4a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17
"Truth stranger than Fiction ;,
E4R TRR TRS77YoSY

AhEi1AE AkfLAClED.H E.ARl TIKI TRSIIR0fY
.s,s,s (. ts.i5s OFT LADY, -f,.-l
W those who have The pleasure Of knowing her Wrneed
ssy nothing, but 70 others Ne remark that drsre %
ssnet the suffering induces her thus 70 speak None APP
preeate her JOY and gratitude N being relieved from pain
AeF years et suffering but those W hsfc 30
any who have suffered Ike her.
Mes s. has long been resident Of this cttyor the last
yssrhas been SUCCESSFULLY e0pdPetpg6 school II NJ ESQ
street The happy change in her health subject
OF and joy 70 her iEiendk We ASK
those inerrAted cali her she vii tell thtrn more on
her eyre BY 2icture than she has written. Thus
u Is ths remedy goes ON giving relief to the sick We refer
The public 70 them From more distant places We also
Of aane happy With The eoiierreht
testimony VI t0nsnE. ahOud cause skepci and praiu.
dice 70 hide their heads and cOtceds tbat Te.
8 a Won diHPnrP
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rITLzFEg rLnEpr

Ns.R6i4OR You wilrfeaat announce the following as
the citizen' candidates. coming charter electsSn
For Mayor: ALE. Caldwell FOR City Sergeant: HEN.
ny eONANT. For Superintendent OF the Water works
l,ANIEL DUNBAR. For Market Master; DANL MURRAY.
Jn1t" - y s..se,5i e.ds = MANY cIT1ZESs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17
Peoples Cnn,iidate.

Mr.. EDuoE-Psase announce our worthy ftlow-citIlen
pASIKLDuNBAls, the Peoples Candidate for the otce
of Superintendent Of the Water WORKS st the coming Char
ter Esetion. Is yanl. THE PEOPLE
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cAsvAssrse HAas.-A writer in the Louisville

CASvAssING HANs,-A writer in the Louisville
journal gives the following directions for putting
up hams in bags: 81
The hams should be yer dried and, smoked.
If they are TO bespat up fos family use, bags
made ofhcayy cotton cloth, the shapeof the ham,
but something larger, With a drawing string ii
the large end, are tie most CONVENIENT, andsnay
be used several years if taken care Of Cover
the hams neatly tmfth brown paper and drop
them into the bag-dray up the end and hang
them up in a cool, airy house
q orsthey may be covered with the paper as Cii,
rected and theclotl cut to suit the size and form
Ofthe lansapd then tSewed firmly around; then
prepare box or large tub whitewash, made
lOfcommon lime aboat theconsistency 'ofeream,
and dip the hams into this and then hang them
mp and dry them,.i faneateer article is required
for market dip them into q wash made Of viii
ting, to which should be added sufficient thin
paste to set the whiting; 70 add chrome yellow
or color to suit the fancy. a5lF s4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17

~ a lady IN q western city adysrtises for q
gentleman for breakfast and tea.n Does she IN
tend to.nske only twomeals ofhims
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17
HENRY SHARP.

Biz. EpEpE ~ take this of informing my fellow
citizens that candidate Wharf Master al the COM
ing election, Thankful for past fsyos can only say that
If rc-eleesed viii them with my fsithfulness.
jnil* ROBERT HAMILTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17

sfE- EDrros-I wish announce myself as candidate
for reelection to the Office Ofssreet Commissioner feel
under obligation my lloWeitizens for their SURFACES at
the last election, aud viii be thankful for all fsYors of this
knd at the next. -se,'l
jamie HENRY SHARP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17
LyDEpEyDEgTi,, t7ITIzHYS TIaKEE.

;. l.--- I-NUEPEFDAlF T tIIIZk-IS IIGhEI.
City Sergeant H. C0ASTi wharf Master, c. WILEY;
Collector Of Revenue JOHN HUGHES; Street Commissions
err JACOB AIeK; superintendent q Water Works, DAN
TEL DUNBAR. =als5aai1<hs
The above wiz be supported By the independent voter. of
the city at the coming election, = jus+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17
many VOTERS.

Ma. EDrUN:-Please announce JOIN PRICE, as che PeO-
pies Candidate for Collector Of Rents, al the coming
charter election.
in1l* a.ei' MANY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17

Ma EprfoE-YOu vi PLEASE announce Mr. HENRY co.
SANT ashe Citizens Candidate for City Sergeant aud obige
ins' e. e = +. : -. IS THE CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17

Rev. Francis S. Mitchell, member ofthe
XIEginie Methodist conference, died a his Tesi-
danee IN Richmond on the LIST inst,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17

FEW. D. Faucet, f,rmersy q printer Of Pa.
terSburg, has been elected Mayor Of .Halifsx.
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NA. EDITOR Please announce JEPF sASGsToa as a
candidate for the Office Cy Sergeant the coming char
ter election, and oSHge 1ZE 80.
jnit. MAsY VOTERS
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The Baptist Male College etIiffee, in Cass-
vile, Ga. was entirely; consumed by fire on the
night of the 4th inst.
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Sd Ward Ticket for Council.
MR. viii please announce the raDesSf JOHN
HAMILTON, JA3. ". PAXTON JOS. o5ACHEsoN, Z. H.
FTTzHUGH and JOHN MORGAN as candidates for election
to City Council. and obiise
desl CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD. d
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we charge mo DiEstor inserting nominations, to be
paid Invariably In advance Persons not complying with ,.
rule, Nl their nominations apPearl
Ma, EDlr9S: Announce JOHN r. MILLER as the
cl,zens candidate the Office of Collector of the City
Revenue. ss A50E
In1T THE PEOPLE
j. c. AoHEsoN, ESQ, requests US to say that he de-
enss The nomination for Council from the Third Ward