Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-10

THE INTEILIGENCIER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10. 1856.
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Tnr First Wheeling Hose Company willhaye
a full dress parade to-day.
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Frx AurAp.-See the advertisement Of the
Floating Palace, to be here ON the s21st instant
DkcGExslox.--Nr. Charles L. wielshan,i in a
card in the Argus, declines being a candidate
for Sheriff of Ohio County. Mt the approaching
election.
WE are indebted to Mr.. Harrington of Ae-
ans Express Company, and Mr. Davidson, Of
the b. & o. Railroad, for Eastern papers in ad-
vance of the mail.
BrsISEssin the city yesterday was quite brisk,
the streets showing more than customary ac-
tivity among the tlrays, carts, and express wag-
ons. Weather cool and unpleasant, but mud
getting sitter.
TUX Times publishes an accidcnt which oc-
CARED at the Depot of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad in the city of Baltimore, as if it had
+ occurred in this city, The Argus copies it and
credits the piece to the Times. VIC assure our
readers that no such accident occurred at the
Depot in this city.
ArnExxuM.-An attractive bill is offered for
tonight. The laughable farce of the "Two
Grcsories," the Irish play Of "Kitty o'Shiel,
a song by Miss Dow, and the '.Middy Ashore"
With the inisnilable Miss Mitchell, the beautiful
Miss Dow, and those fun-provoking fellows, Andy
Glassford and Mr.. Gregory, the house will be
keptin an uproar of laughtcrand applause. To
secure good scat tonight, will require an carly
attendance.
Tne BLrE Rock D1sAs1En.- We are indebted
to Capt Terry for the following dispatch. 1t
brings cheering news from Blue Rock. This
IS the fitesnth day since these men were bur
iied by the caying Of the bank, and We consider
itavcry remarkable though very agreeable
Circumstance that they should be found alive.
ZAHEsvILLE, May 9th.
". d. Terfy, Esy. The four men were not
out at half past ono. The diggcrs arc within
feet of them They are alive aud talk to the
people outside HoGh.
GeocrnIEs-W. 4. Edwards & Bro, are on
hand again with another lot of fresh Groceries
They have now as complete stock of goods in
their line. as can be found in the West, and en-
bracing many articles not usually found in this
city, and which We might dcnoininate luxuries.
Their selection of sugars and teas are excellent,
and they have coffee Drowned, ground, and in
the imported state Probably the best feature
about their business is, that they claim to sell
their goods at the very lowest prices possible for
the quality But, caIl and see for yourselves.
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WHAT horrid weather VIC have. Ice creams
and soda waters are set aside. The sunny, stni-
ling days of May, hay'nt come yet, and from
the cool winds and cloudy skies, we don't expect
them soon If,it don't change soon, we'll COM
mencc quoting the low state of the thermome-
ter And that reminds us that we have no Their
lnometer; nobody never sent one to our sane
tum; and here ven sit, freezing or melting,
Just as the case may be, and never be the wiser
of It Now, If we had nice thermometer, we
would always know when we're cold or hot
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MoRg New -'tPlu-ri-bus-tah, Song
That's By-no- Author" "a Deed without
Name" PERFORATED by @ X. Phi!ander Doc
sticks, p. b.
"AspenwOld" A new and very interesting
book.
"Thc Lost Hunter. a Tale of Early Times"
good story well told.
"Berenice.s' y Novel.
"c6lumba." BY Prosper Merimec Trans
lated from the French.
philip Rolls: or the Scottish Musqucteers."
BY Captain James Grant, author of Frank Hill
ton &c, and
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