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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27
New York Book Notices.
Offce-s6O Broadway, New York.

woHru AID wEALru-A collection of Saxims Morals and
Miseelanes, for Merchants and Ofen Of Business. By
Freeman Hunt tor Merchants Magazine One VOL
1sno, ga pp si,s5. strinEer Townsend, Publishers
Sew York.
The author Of the above volume Is too widely
need an introduction As the Merchants
Magazine he has Identified with the commercial in
country, and have doubt but every
merchant, aud business ma1 will hail with pleasure the
pearance OF this collection Of axs that
they are from a source so euiinently reliable
The work Is neatly executed and bears the imprint Of
the we'll known house of strinser Townsend. dit
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ppOlrF4N'SS


eFrSr;o- Nav a6-The Tribune publishes an
extra based on intelligence brought by thre
men directly from Law elce, from which we
! learn, company of mounted Missourians made
their appearance nCar LawreEce on w edneSday,
they were reinforced until they numbered over
100, they bore flags and banners nth all devices
exect the stars audStripes. During the forenoon
the committee of safety sent note to the mar
shall at the head of this army assuring him they
would make no resistance to any process he might
wish to serve and asked protection for their lives
and property. He made no answer. About
II O'Clock deputy Marshall with posse OF 10
men, made his appearance summoned men to
assist him in making arrests and took G. w.
DietZeler and G. w. Smith prisoners This
posse dined at Free State Hotel and after dinner
removed their prisoners without molestation
Sheriff Jones soon after made his appearance
with Is men, did not attempt to make any ar
rests, but insultiugly demanded all public and
private arms, and gave the people five minutes
to acecde to his demand, threatening in case of
refusal TO storm the town. Zone field iece was
given up, but the people refused to suTrelder
private arms.
In half an hour he returned with an over
whclming force, and two pieces of artillery, and
commenced the work of destruction by CAN
nonale upon the Free State Hotel and Herald
of Freedom printing office; the former was burn
Sd and the type and press of the latter broken
up and destroyed. The women and chill ren
fed in all directions; no time was given to save
property. The Missourians were yelling thro'.
the streets like demons, threatening every man
with death.
The trribune's correspondent left atS o'clock.
Fifteen miles from Lawrence he seen column
of smoke and great light in that direction-hc
had 10 doubt but that the town was destroyed.
Another messenger says several men had been
killed by Jones party, and their bodies were
lying iii the streets.
1t is feared that Gen. POmeroy had been hung
by the mob.
Gov Robinson is at LecOmpton in the hands
of the Authorities.
Shannon, it is said, is no more than prisoner
in the hands of the MiSsourians. He is only
thing to sign papers with. One thousand Mis-
sourians are in the territory.
Reeder is supposed to be in a safe place, and
is daily expected here via of Nebraska and Iowa.
The mob threatened to hang Robinson, G. w.
Brown and Dietze!er all on one tree The free
state men will make stand at Topeka and fight
it out they are now gathering at that point
Atchison is in the territory with the cannon used
in the Invasion. The U S troops are not allowed
to move from their quarters though anxious to
protect the settlers. A civil war RACES on the
frontier
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NEM YnRK MARkET

MAY 26th.-Cotton market Quiel, sales loco
bnles
Flour is heavy, and sales of $1,000 bids
Wheat active, with sales of $4,000 bushels
Corn upward tendency, sales of 81, GOO bushels
Pork firmer, advanced, with sales of 500 bbls.
Beef firm, sales $50 bbls. Lard firm, sales $50
bis Whisky dropping, sales 1900 bbls Ohio at
264 Coffee buoyant, sales l20Oshcg3 Sugar
firm, sales 800 hlidS. Molasses steady, sales of
$50 bbls Linsccd Oil firm, sales $40 gallons.
Lard Oil quiet. Bacon wanted. Iron is dull,
Scotch pig at $50, 80, six months TallOw firm
at 10 IL
Stocks higher. Erie 80 SIS. Galena & Chica-
go Hi. Mich. South. 80 Ia n. Y. Central
90 IL. Reading IS 4 g.
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Tnr ClvcISxATl CoNvEyTioN.-ROun tick
Il, 10 the Democratic Convention, to be held
), li1cinnati on the end of june, can be pro-
e4red Of W. d. Terry, at the General Ticket Of
f,c Of the Central Ohio Railroad, on Water st,
$3.50. That is, u ticket costing $3.50 will
ii. one passenger from Wheeling to Cincinnati
,libaek again to Wheeling. This is very cheap
r-relins. and shows liberal policy ON the part
4 die Road. The Convention conyenes on
Monday morning next, and as no trains are run
O. the Ohio railroads on Sundays, persons intend
ia. to be present at the opening of the Conven-
l.u. will have to make their arrangements to
ave Wheeling on Saturday morning.
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MEDICAL.
AZ SHouLp rRl m.
o r. .. RosTETTER' S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
ZOO GOO Rot.le. seld in ono cor.


NOTHING market-Rotlins In the medical market
IN past fty years, haas cuIle, nor Gan an
article be produced equal TO this
GREAT ANTL-DYSPEPTIC-
ITOsetters pTeparRtOnt old granny recipe
experimental result Ot Amateur physi
clans Investigation 1t Is the result ef profound
elaborate St OF the moot Scientific chemists OF
the present century.
osetter submits his Invaluable RiterS to any cheni'
tests, what Is still better personal trial upon your
own constitution. The properties Of these Filters Will
first analysis, aud the full force Of their reat
medicinal will he made manifest ia an almost tncredt-
lily short space Of time upon the system.
Are yOI DSspEptc! Then take thee celebrated stomach
Are yOu Btlieuss Try bottle of these Gsrs and be
relieved ut once.
free OF these Bitters-
Have you Fever and AgucH How thousands In the
South cured OF this constitution destroy
ins. disease, by the Of these Bitters.
AL should try great antidotc We venture TO nfrn
that while Hostettcrs Btiers used case OF fever and
1sgue cannot occur.
One wine sIassful taken three day before meals,
found great tonic agent, which all will appreciate
when personally satisfied Of the fact, they viii Ge by Civ
ing the B!tiers trial.
There Btters represented TO lie the same, which
comparatively worthless. Oar ntters are without
rival for their medicinal qualities They are lt up In
square bottles containing fall with the
Dr. u HdStettC's oEdch Stets,' biosu oil ic hot
te. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER noTTLE
For sale by all the principal Druggists, Hotel Ears,
Restaurants and Dealers generally throughout the United
LAUGuLINs RUsIIFIELD an
T. II. LOGAN s CO.,
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TuE Nxw Yonk srx.-rhls excellent and ueil-es,abshed
paper as viii be seen from an Richardson's
New YORK column to-day offered Gibbs, by mall at the
unusually low rate OF g year.
Those in want Of cool Daily Newspaper from New York,
should send specimen copy Furnished grats of the
yaH, and examine the terms.
The Sun is handsome wide-awake, vigorous indePsnd-
ent sheet with large rapidly Increasing circulation
among every readers which makes it desirable
medium for advertisers The terms unke those Of most
the New York palies will found Reasonable Adlress-
Moses 5. Beach. sun Office, New York. daw1t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27

To TIE LADrEs-The celebrated Cold Cream
and Benzoin Soaps, and other skillfully com
rounded cosmetics, for sale by E Booking & Co.
At the Prescription Store, Monroe St, are inval-
u,ble at the present season of the year, when
,be complexion gets tanned or otherwise disfg-
ured and the unfortunate sufferer has to bear
tbeatIlietion throughout the year. No oncneed
far who uses these cosmetics, as they are une-
aa.lel in their peculiar features to any other
p-eparation sold.
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q mbrotYpes q DaguerreotYpes

BY PARTRIDGE.
THE sabserber, his OLD stand Monroe street. Is daily
L producing AnIbr0ypeS, which taking the place of
For ProOf Of the dneness Of tone and
per!er finish OF his pictures, he SELECTS the examination Of
STEREOsCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT ASIBR0TYPES
soto Lockes and Pins for this new style
Of work.
IS these pictures taken in to Eve seconds
the difficulties hitherto preventing accurate kenesrs OF
small children almost entirely removed Groups Of per-
Of different and complications An.btotYPed with
difficulty. Pictures be copied BY hi so
they unchanged for ages I'll AnbTot being
Theoretically scaled between two plates Of glass; warrant
cLn to fate.
Caution should be observed against pictures called Am5ro-
types properly being single plate of las
and liable TO B.irnced facilities Of the undersig-
constantly Increasing he will be prepared 70 make
Dag1erreot,Tes at all prices.
Rooms old place until May 1st, when he viii remove
LIS spacious establishment side OF Main St,
betTee Cu!oa Monroe, which VIII he OF the best
arranged establishments in the country The entire length
Of .l,e roos No paths expense viii be spared
in tide arrangement producing superior work and ensure
IN e. ihe comfort Of VISITORS A. c. PARTRIDGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27

SANDY Hook, LAY a6.-The steamer Robt.
L. Stevens, while on an excursion to the fishing
banks, yesterday, was run into by . schooner,
off Long Branch, her machinery was damaged
by the collision, causing much alarm to her
passengers. in number about 300, fortunately
none were injured and the crippled boat is now
on her way to the city in tow Of the steam Tug
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FR0M THE PLAINS.

ST. LouIs, 26th-The Santa Ee mail arrived
at Westport ON the 2lst.
Among the passengers was Mr.. Davis, sec'y
to New Mexico.
The mail was stopped by party of 80 Keo-
wah Tndians, who demanded provisions, but of
Large numbers of Camanches were seen on
the Arkansas, but were pceccable. Buffalo nu-
merous.
Nothing from New Mexico.
Gov Merriweather arrived at Santa Fc, April
9th. in good health
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no DRUGGISTS & THE PEOPLE

YOU hereby eaqtionsI aEainst spurous limitations of
i DR. DE lRATIIfS "ELECTRIC OIL a. shall pros
ecute party who use my copy gAed bulls This Tn.
Oh cuTei the Mayor Of Camden OF ILes
and RlsMEIaf; Also Hon. john Williamson Of limiting
don, F. (WhOm took on his erutehes In
one ay and more others in Philadelphia, whose
names have been published In the Philadelphia Ledger
The wholesale dealers In Philadelphia would not eouite-
any scamp guilty Of tie TascaIity Of eounterteittn-
In HaTrsburGh, Pa John wyethe. Esq the well known
Druggist there the and imprisonment Of
TdleHtfRe Attempted imitation OF this valuable
remedy. -. -.
n, TIE Pe0DEs and DrH0gish4 throughout TIE ERifef
SdfssLI-t u cures by Prof Grah's Electric OIL Jos
free Philadelphia, Of rheumatism Mr. Rodenbok,
Montgomery co., rheumatism and spTan Mrs. Ogten No.
$50 Fourth street, inflammation Of boWes Mrs Aayland,
Providence, shingles caed breast Mr.. VIM Spence,
Chestnut s:reet eiou and neuralgia; Henry Campbell,
Lnwer Marion, Of burns and scarlet feTerind eighteen
EEvery Druggist that the only Genuine Electric
OH 3 male and proprietor, at his old
once which al orders must be addressed TO procure the
PRoT CHAs. DE GRATn,
Old Odice, 80 South sth St. near Chestnut.
ssT-Soli by all Druggists.
Osp'' >" r H. LOGAN cos.
mv1t Beidge Corner.
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CITY COUNCIL.
- ylen1ls PnocrEp1Nns.
sPEcIALM EET1N

LAST SIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.
Council met at o'clock last evening, pres
ent his Honor, the Mayor, and MessrS Bick-
e. Cots, Clayton, Dorsey, Dewey, Fitzhugh,
IiaFden, Hubbard, EuOte, List, Phillips and Tay-
lor-2I.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
aud approved.
The Ordinance assessing Railroad Tax for
tic year 1856, was finally read and signed. =.
Mr. Forbes appeared Mr. Panncll ap-
Eearedl
On motion If Mr.. Fttzhugh, it was ordered
tat the Clerk procure three publications of the
Railroad Tax Ordinance for 1856.
Mr.. Fitzhugh presented an Ordinance Gn
1anli for ievying, assessing. and collecting the
Water Rents in the city of Wheeling for the
year Is5d
M. Wait appeared Mr. Gill appeared
4 discussion ensued prior to the action upon
tie blanks for assessments upon the manufactu-
ing establishments, &C., using water from the
rity Works.
lOr Wheeler appeared)
The blanks were then separately filed with
'aincrease upon number Of the establishments
hame'! in the list until the tax upon the Cres-
cent Mill was fixed at $1,000, the same as last
year, when
Mr. Panne1 moved to refer the whole mat
Ter hack to the Water Committee.
AF' Forbes moved to call the ayes and noes
upon al subsequent motions
The motions of Pannell andFOrbes werewith-
Oh motion of llr. Bislsl, the Crescent ques-
aop' were rssOasiaered
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scam SCHOOL ANxvEasAET.-The ami
rsr.ary of the Sabbath School in connection ',,
- ~ u. Fourth Street Methodist Church, viii
N,u' , W. evening in that church The Oc-
. ,' viii be an interesting ono to the Chris
n Deople Of the city, and all arc invited to at
, -. An address, singing, and Other apprOpri-
-. ceremonies. may be expected
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Bosrox, May 26.-A large four story brick
building in Federal St near the South Boston
Bridge occupied By the Boston Planning aud
Moulding Company was destroyed by Dire last
night together with several adjoining dwellings
occupied by twenty Irish families The mill
contained large snck and much valuable mach.
incry, involving loss of S25OO to the company.
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The Herald says the stcubenville and lndi-
ara Rsfiroad has been matcrilIy improved with
:, the past one or two months, under the super
,;.ion of Mr.. Fulton. The machinery has been
IN, in excellent orler-thc locomotives are in
rim and matters in general are encouraging.
The Robert Garrett brought in frenty-oHs cars
Offreisht on Friday evening.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

MAY a4.-Flour dull, 0,l0a5,s0 for common
brands and firm for better qualities 5,60a5,75.
Whisky active and unchanged. Provisions
firm, bulk sides held at Sc, shoulders 81. Prime
Dbl lard 9la94. Molasses 4Gcts. Sugar steady
at STAG for good fair aud prime.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27

T., heavy storm of Saturday night had a
-o,,,inr effect on the atmosphere. Sunday
veg III wiba stiff breeze from the North, and
- ',.,-I,r though much warmer, did not impress
- y ;ia. Of summer clothing very strongly on
,hn mind.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27

4 Gaze Of Eight JionLis Sanding crce By Boerh1res
Holland BaFS-9Iichael Kelly M liz Grant, Smith
ied street, saySLHst July, while running the river,
cotton boat plying between NOtceZ and New Orleans
taken with Fever and AzHe. For eight long months
suffered with this dreadful disease The greater part Of this
different medicines, but found permanent relief
OF frivuds Insisted upon
ing .Boerhdre$ HOiGRd Bii!s,' say ing thar
Guaranteed After trying it for Ouly week,
s;ate 1 was a snuud man have been for
two weeks, and the chlIS and fever
whatever"
certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orat Il. Chester's, Gothic Hall.
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MEAKNEss o. rmE sTnMAcII AND INnIGEsr1nN.

WEAKNESS OE TIE StO1lAGIl AND
ARotser0stdt Cure eferteI By EOtSEures Holland Bit
tcrsThe wife of Peter Dc wIe, living In Holland Town,
weakness Of the stomach and indigestion She had been
under physIcinn's for hut the disease
seemed baic his skin. She purchased lIol
Bers Office, which have given her
mach, appetite and strength returning ard firm
~ believe that this another great elected by
medicine.
still TO record many vonds cures effected by
this remedy, but await another opportunity. One
thing you can rely upon, what Published from
persons much respected to community, and literally
rus Editor ssebcvgoS Sru bolc sySSrsSs wis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27
New york Business Notice.
Orr1cr-sGO BRoApwAr. NEw YoRk

~ GfstadOros Hair Dye is now freely admitted sc
surpas any other article public As revitAizer
Is worthy every communication: and b. its aPPea
tiou hair Of any color or changed to most SUI
perb black or bro=n cR1srADoRo, Aston House, New
York. dAult
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27
MR. SIMMER

WASH, Nay s5.-SIr. Sumner is still confined
to bed, bat is considered out OF danger. He
will not be out for some days yet. Mr. S. dur
ing his illness has been overwhelmed with visi-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27

r.r steamboat Stephen Bayard, not satisfied
=. ip ne massive elk horns heretofore worn on
wa .;,o. house, now displays whole deer,
aa .,d ALL We know of no better symbol
A.' I oee,l of the Bayarl, for she is as feet as
der
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FPnM cNcNNATI

aAY 26.-Thc city is filling rapidly with
strangers Numerous arrivals from Virginia,
Tennessee, Louisiana and Texas. There is a
fuIIdeIegation here from mississippi
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P1yER ANn MEArHER.

PfrrsRrRGu, May 26-River feet inches
ard falling. Weather clear and cool
C,xcIxSATI, May 2G.-River fallen 10 inches.
Weather cloudy and cool.
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MIR RRO0KS

CoLrNp1A, S. C. May ga contribution is
making in Charleston and Columbia to get up
testimonial fer Mr. Brooks His conrsc is gem
orally approved.
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TRUST Sale.

T)Y virtue trust, executed to by John W.
ID Gill and wife and duly recorid in the Clerks Office Of
OHIO County Court. numbered 80, page 916,
&C. will proceed on MONDAY the 16th dav Of Jane 1886,
for the purposes specified said deed SELL the front
door the House OHIO couuty c following real
estate. conveyed v SAID GIL and wife, situated IN The
city whetnG WIthc undivided half OF the pro-
rty situated Snuh-West Market and Mon
streets In SAIL city, Owned b. said Gilt md ifenr Moore
embracing Lots numbered nlne @ and a. and SO much
of the north half Of numbered on said Gill
and Moore have not sold. Also, ,e following Lots In the
Fifth Ward of said ct Lots numbered egtyeigit
{ and eighty mine (9l attAe northeast OF Main
Hn Webster streets and Lot numbered hundred and
t3) the side OF SIarSet Square Centre Wheel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27

Many OF worthy citizens testify to It's wonderful
efficacy affections the Stomach and Liver As
Tonic has been cquucd for the relief AFFORDS In
debility weakness Of Kind is almost III
Simultaneous. IuNervous, Rheumatc Seuracic Aac
lions has in Instances proved highly benSeia
anil in others Effected decided Cnre.
When eminent yscans prescribe, and their patients so
ttingly recommend, surely may to doubt
md sagerIy test its virtues for ouEseves.
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
TaAysronIAIsos OIIleE .. { 9. R. .

TRANSPORTATION OFFtCE b u II. X
Wssslia0 lSt,rfioEl, Peb 9Th, 1856
on Monday the 10th Inst, the Passenger Trains
express and Accommodation WleaVe this station day at
$50 r. VI. and ISIS A. "
The Express Train Leaves $50 P ~ and viii ouly stop at
the following stations: BenWOOd, Aoundsvle, CamerOn
PaIrlont, Fettrrnan, Nevbg, oEiesbur Piedmont Cun-
beriaud Johns Run, MaTtlnsburE. Hapers Ferry 9Iou
ocHey Sykesvills and Washington Junction.
Wheeling and Cumberiaud Aeconmodation Train VIII
leave daily Except undaysl At T, A. NJ and arrives Mt
Cumberland ut 6:4a Leaves Cumberland at 5I5 y. ~
aud arrives Wheeling at 49, p M.
The SIaiI Train VIII be discontinued until further no.
W. 8. woODsIDE, Superintendent.
f.f4 J. n FORD. AGENT.
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NO ICE.

DRESoRsPTI0N- carefully compounded at all
i hours-either Day Or NigSt--at
]. b. VOWELL's, - Monroe St
ino3 Sign Of Red Mortar.
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nr,1st SALE.


by virtue Of Deed Of Trust execgsgito the s,sfrsSsr
ID George Hartman ani wife ami iuv recorded In tbs
CLERKS Office OF Ohio court in deed book numbered
page 2t7 r.. xi proceed, for tie purposes therein
named MONDAY the 18th day OF June. 1856, to sell at
public auction Of the Court House oil Ohio
county real deed specified, and situated ia
the Filth OF Wheeling, follows, to Wit:
fifteen CI) ana sixteen Gl tiE cast side
Main Lots numbered two undrei ami orty-nn
Cl49 two hundred and fnrtyve (:Jj and the north half Of
two hunred y-four l the east side of Eon
street. numbered hundred and htetn (2lSJ and two
wrntysx C26 and The north altei two hum
2l t;e east side Of Eo street th'
north half OF lot numbered hundred and siN-sE
(6S side Chdtinc street. Lot numbered one
hundred and hirtsfve tl at the southeast corner OF
Market Third streets, Lot numbered one hundred AMI
(I3I) side OF Market street, Lot num-
bered and twenty (21) at the southeast
corner Market and Second ami all that parcel oil
ground convey ell to said Hartman by the Fru'
Second presh terrain Church, being nney-eht
feet front on Webster running back about eighty
six feet. -
OaAsourh Of the purchase money must be pail IN cash,
and The residue credit Of six, twelve a'l eishtsen
will be the purchaser or purchasers giving
approved negotiable paper with g1" endorsement SeNrns
day sale and the title returned ut the pur-
money paid deed Of trust taken On the Propert,
sold option purchaser. Twill convey only such
CIIAS W. RUSSELL,
mavf5 Trustee.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Nay aG-Narket for flour and wheat I'M
changed. Corn one cent better.
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.5--.,,r-7I1Oy.-Five hundred bushels Of
eo I'd corn have been shipped from Alexan-
Wne. :. t me New York committee, appointed to
di "a, id s5r the Cape dc Verde sufferers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27

OFFICE ArrArRs.-A post office has been
i lad At HoIIston's Springs Scott county,
s'',g I'm 8 Gaines appointed postmaster; also
anu Ia Zen Camp, Jackson county, Elias Parsons
Tsn.stsr.
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Me- GroceIV.

THE subscriber has taken storehOuse lately occupied
door below Union where he has opened entirely fresh
FAMILY GROCERIES, every article Of the best
qualify, carefully selected and purchased with cash con-
sislipg in part OF the ioIlowins articles viz:
Refined Sugars Loaf Crushed and Powdered New Or
leans SuguF:
Coffee, Rio and Java.
Teas, best anpouler, HysOn, Skin and Black Ciulau
and Oolour.
Gotten syr1ly and Neu Orleans SIoiasses-
NutmeEs Gloves, all tie Spices generally used
Fluey Common Soap, Candles. Starch and Rice.
Bacon, Hams Dried Beef, Family Flour, &c. sc.
heh he the attention Of the citizens OF Wheel
'1e' $50 HENRY 1. REED.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-27

J0nn a. lstlaln and James FISHER
partners under the nFm OF ISh-
am and Fisher