Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

w request that our patrons would ALWAYS
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
ton in the morning following. The crowd of
night work renders it necessary.
CIRculr CorlT-No business of a public mat
ter was transacted in the Circuit Court yester-
day.
BANK FAmuRE-fhe Indiana State Bank, "
nj Bloomfield, has gone by the board 1t was
one of the most ferocious of wild cats.
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ToNAToEs.-TOmatoes are selling in New
York at thirty.seyen and half cents per dozen
They were brOugh from Bermuda
SUSPENSION OF a BUFFALO BAGKING HOUSE
We learn from the Buffalo Express, that the
banking house ofJohn r. Lee Co., of Buffalo,
has suspended.
THEATRICAL SQuABBLE.-In New York, a few
days since, a gentleman connected with the
Broadway Theatre felt called upon to cowhide
an actor connected with the Bowery, for writing
an impertinent note to his wife
TALL PRIcE-The Danville, Va, Register says
that a sale of tobacco was made in that market
on Tuesday at auction, at the high price of $50
per hundred. The tobacco was brought from
Davie county, N. G., and was purchased by Mr..
JnO. N. Southcrlin.
GREELEY rs. GKAY.-J. Nj. Gray, orthe Clevc-
land Plaindeler, has employed Senator Toombs,
of Georgia, as his counsel ii, the case of Hor-
ace Greeley VS.. JAS. W. GraY-action for libel.
Hon. d. E. Carter and Gen. Andrews, both of
Cleveland, are retained by the plaintiff
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WE call attention to the advertisement of Mr.
James Matthews, who has recently removed his
boot and shoe establishment from Main to Mar
ket street, above the Post Office. He will do his
best, as usual, to meet the desires of those who
may extend to him their patronage.
READY MADE HousEs.-One Cincinnati firm
has shipped to the western territories since the
second day of March last, one hundred aud fifty
ready-madc houses. These buildings are of the
cottage style, and though transported in pieces,
can be put up ready for occupancy in 40 minutes
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STEAM FERHY.-It is stated that steam ferry
boat is now in course of construction, to be
used by the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway
Company in crossing the river near Buffalo. 1t
is TO be two hundred and forty eight feet long,
and capable Of taking across at one time four
teen first class passenger, or ten laden freight
cars.
TnE RAnnoAD CELEBRATION meeting was
held in Cincinnati, on Monday evening, by the
citizens, TO make preparations to extend the hos
ptatieso of the city to the guests who are TO be
there about the first of June, to take part in the
Railroad celebration. A committee was appoint
ed to confer with committee of the city gov
ernmcnt
ABscOxDED.-The St Louis Democrat ofTues,
day, says it is rumored that certain steam
boat clerk, who has stood high in the conf
dence of his employers aud the public, and who
has suddenly disappeared, has taken with him
to other parts some $4,000 belonging to the
ProprietOrs of the boat Also that he had Dor
rowed large sums from other individuals
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SAcRED CoNcEHT-Lct it be borne in mind,
that the CRATIC at the Cathedral comes off this
evening. The organ has been put in the most
perfect tune for the occasion, and its full power
will be exhibited for the first time Thebuilder
is here, and invites the presence of all church
goers to hear the evidence of its power and
sweetness. The opportunity is one that may
not soon again present ITSELF
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WE should suppose it was not generally
known. that there are vacancies for justices of
the Peace in the LIST, land Sth districts The
Office is one of honor aud some profits, and we
are surprised at the apparent indifference mani
tested in regard toit, So, also, as to Constables
in the Sd and 4th districts. Our columns afford,
by the large circulation we enjoy, fine oppor-
tuuity for candidates to place their. claims be-
fore the public
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SPALDNo & RoGEps' GREAr olAcus will he
here to-day, aud will exhibit this afternoon and
evening. Tho novelty of the thing, will UNI
doubtediy draw out an immense crowd; and
then the fun, of which there is always an ex-
tensive fund at such places, will call out the bal
Hnce; so that we may expect to see almost
every body vending their way to the Floating
Palace. Admission fee 90 and Is .cents, cush-
ioned seats thrown in
MURDER AT ST. LouIs.-Two passengers ON
the steamer Rocket, bound for Kansas. named
Robert Webb and H. K. Eaton, having stepped
ashore at ST. Louis, on business. ON their return
10 the boat were assaulted by robbers, it is sup
posed, and Webb so severely injured that he
died the next morning. Eaton's wounds are
very dangerous, but not necessarily fatal. Mr..
Webb was from Lewiston, Pa, and was ON his
way to Sarsent's Bluff, Kansas, for the purpose
of establishing newspaper. He had a press
and materials along with him. He was a young
man just of age The murderers are not known.
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M.DAnr La 6nASae, who proposes to give