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MAY PARTIES AND BALLS.

ICE CREAM and WATER ICES OF the best
quality and of all aaySTs fuFnished to May Parties,
TX o PIC Mics. Hotels, and Families, at
q A Is Ss! q great variely Of PLAIN and FANCY
PHILADELPHIA STORE, corner of 18th and
streets. .t.- .r NAV 2-ms
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A MERICA AND EUROPE, by Adam G. d

A MERICA AND EUROPE, by Adam g. de
Regulations for the Y. s. Army. new edition.
Illinois as 1t Is, with Maps, by Fred Gerhard.
ter Writing. -. -fT.- - = - =
Wells Illustrated National Hand Book, embrac
ing numerous DOCUMENTS connected with the POlti-
raj History of America.
HEM Williams 4 Co.'s large Sectional Map of
iowa. lmay y FRANCK TAYLOR.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri
- her hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
washington county, in the District of Columbia,
letters OF administration, with the will annexed on
tne personal estate of THoMAs TUCKER, late OF
washington county, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warn d
20 EXHIBIT the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber on before the I'd day of May next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
en- EN- OF the said estate. Given under my hand this
may 2-laws s; ''''' Administrator W. A.
STEAMBOAT FOR SALEM oRDERTO
- close q partnership the propeller ~N@Ar
tow boat BELLE HAVEN, now .Ea&AEN
towing on the Potomac river, is Of
at Kensington philadelphs, and has an S-nch cvI.
ender, with 49, inch stroke; diameter of wheel IL
feet is also So feet long, IA feet WIDE with denfb ~
hold of about 5h feet-Ineasurement 20 tons Sba
will be sold cheap for cash. = ~AS. Sho
II not sold before Tuesday, 25th of Nav ,ha win
be offered az public sale on that day at The n; ~
VIVA T. to the highest bidder for cash She .an IN IN
seen at any time running between AIexand, il nd
Ge0rgetown For partluars inquire of the Canta;n
On board the bost, or Of RICHARD ELLIS. No %
Wa'sE street, Georgetown, D. G. nssy sSH
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG can be had on New York avenue,
~ The second house from nth street, at Sl2 per
Month. Also, Furnished on Unfurnished r ooms fcr
Kent. mia
ROARDING.-Mrs.C UDLIP, No. 81 Pennsyi-
- wanna avenue, opposite the United States fote,
mas several Rooms vacant, suitable for famllles OF
single gentlemen. ml-S'
MRS. BATES, AT HER BOARDlNO-
~ HOUSE, on the southeast corner OF Penns
Avenue and 9Th street. has made arrane mentk 20
accommodate large number of strangers with Meals
at any time throug hout the day, and Lodgings.
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pay, May 5th. at TX O'Clock, to nominate Ward
representatives.; also five delegates to- the City
nominate Register, Collector, and Surveyor,
H@FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY.-The
8 az Ha f' on IF 81 GYp EVEN
ING; MAY 4th' at O'CLOCK; By 0IdeI;
TsTHE SCOTT GUARDS AGAIN.-THE
WIN siS S,.,,S; , T3ISTy Se5ESsis
May 9TH, 1857. The best of Cotilon Music has been
'n .p sd. COMMITTEE
Tf1os on MoNDRY Nay ,ns n % oSek M
states have been extended, and large representa-
The Exercises will Ss under the direction of Prof
Afternoon and Evening Sessions will also he held,
Tor the cultivation OF the voice, Improvement in
The Convention will close ON Thursday evening,
Geo5Eetown, are invited to Be present. n'' "''
All interested in the science of music will be ac-
0G%aSsa'ea with ssa'f eLENkky62YEa ssersa1y
0rHO,, For THE uGLIEsmTHE UGLY
AsSEMBIY At ODD FELLows' HALL, Navy 9ard,
Ticket. risFS sr 81 AH r s;i ia
E#Fa EFfSHT IL ANN XSE FEAFY N SE
Is%. Hal navy yard on MONDAY aoSS S EVEN
Speeches from distng shed gentlemen.
WIthers' Celebrated Band is engaged for the Sleigh
Sister Tents are Fraternay and the public cordial
y M invited nbslt to attend.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
Mn Boron Robt. Hamilton,
ap s 5HTss Sl St. rho'' Dennis
NJ MACHINE. sEwING.-HAVING To-
lkS day secured the services of an old and expe-
and work es at his
WEI snf Dfflf Whsi
Ladies and others are hvtsd to call and examine
,, Rsem' on street, two doors from Of 9th
street. aP slim
NJ PHILADELPHIA CAKE AT PHILA-
ICE 6 GE GE ! DEPOT corner Of 18th and sts
MAeNIFIGHEXNRTr AEP R 55bEsA AZ grounds,
d: HaSas sIH 29i N sf5Ss
Call and by FR DsS they h t5e Il sgd at
may 2-eolw ga Pa av bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
Will; GIVE ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
reward fOr the arrest and convection of the thief
or thieves Who stole from place of business, on
the night of the 3th April barrel roll Butter tubs
New ork Goshen do, boxes Cheese, 5 boxes Can
dies; Soap, Goldfish, aud other articles.
may 2-lwf BERNARD HAYES.
NS-PENS-PENs.-Just received per steam-
SseHip Ara2ia, 5n grSss very superior STEEL
maya WY DAMN FE sfs e saps, 1856 9TH st.
TRUTH NEEDS NO AID in TELLING.
mems .Ir Its speaks With native eoggence that moves
"CorteZ, the Conqueror,' and Judge for Yourself.
may FERGUSON, iaS tn st.
~ The NORTHERN LIBERTIES LIBRA
their Hall on TuEsDxY EVENING, May n
s. F FL sss R oSE 9 bo he library R
Su s hbd.! MR3Rt1A @N sG Ga &C.
Is do. MOLASSES.
Is kegs GOSHEN BUTTER.
80 boxes oRANG Els and lemons.
Just received and for sale by
GOLD WATCHES. CHAINS, &c.-we invite
y speciai attention To n very choice assert n
W me o. sdes and gentlemen's elegant GOLD ES3
commend as perfect timekeepers.
VEST. FOB, and GUARD CHAINS Of the latest
NJ 81 "a sb s sh i .ns etS
FIG CANDY atU.H. RIDENOUR'S.
ssE E!S fAS%S EERRHHS$SEs
I i CREAM r; NJ Us a. Z. it. kiPEN9Ek,s:
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APPOINTMENT.-Mr. - Slater, formerly
State Senator Of Indiana, has been appointed
Police Officer at the Capitol, in the place Of
William Morgan.
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Candidates for City Offices.

Candidates for City Offices.
NAM. FORSYTH Is A CANDIDATE For
NCfTG SURVEYOR, subject to the decision Of
the City Convention.
may 2-5t' MANY CITIZENS.
TNHE FRIENDS OF WIN. j. MCCORMICK
IL take pleasure IN announcing him a candidate
for the Office Of CRY REGISTER, place winch d.
filled for several years. may i-if
COLLECTOR OF TAXES
" JAMES r. HALLIDAY,
ap 25-6 Isa Candidate for this Ofhce
EITY COLLECTOR.-The friends of JOHN
~ III. BARTLETT respectfully present has nam.
To the favorable consideration Of the voters of tins
city for the above position. An experience of fonr
ycars as the principal assistant m the Collector
Office during the Colectorship OF n, ]. r oche the
intimate knowledge of the business acauired durRs
that PERIOD his ability clerk and accountant hs
exemplary character a citizen, all point him out
TO our fellow citizens emInentlp qualified TO nm
with honor to himself and usefulness to the cspmmu
nifty at large the important and responsible Office Of
Cuy Collector apR
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AT " washington, during the night OF May 1st
nearly half an inch of rain fell. May ID, at Z
a. m, barometer 30 inches and falling. Wind
all day yesterday S. E., and at IL m. to-day
changed to S. w. Barometer now stationery.
Very dark. Storm progressing towards the
east and north.
The AWARDS Our city readers, we know,
have been impatient for the appearance in
print of the reports of the judges officiating in
making the awards for the Mechanics Institute
upon the articles exhibited ut their late fair.
They will soon be out IN ertenso In the mean
while we have obtained them, and to-day insert
as many of them as the space at our command
will admit. That those to be found in the Stars
columns were well deserved, all who criticised
the late exhibition in detail are well aware.
The pianos of Knabe & Co. of Baltimore, which
carried off tho first premium for such instru-
ments, were for tone, touch finish and all the
elements of neutrality-suspicious. to stand
long and hard service-it strikes us, perhaps
the very best manufactured in the United States
tor the prices at which they are sold. The
agent of this manufacturing house in this city
is our neighbor, Metzerott. ...
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.-Ne,v Offices
Established Edinburg, Grandy county, Mo-,
A. NJ. Haney, Postmaster; Alton, Franklin
county, Ga, VIM. F. Isbell Postm aster; Geor-
gian, Franklin county, Ga, j. r. Earle Post
master; Renwick, Lee county, Ga, W. F. Avery,
Postmaster; Webbs Creek, Franklin county,
Ga, Thomas Mize Postmaster; Westminster.
Wilson county, Va, James Vigus, Postmaster;
Jamesport, Davies county, Mo-, James Gille-
Ian, Postmaster; Bethel, Branch county, Mich.
W. I. Sammerman, Postmaster; Woodensburg,
Carol county, Md, Christian Nusselman. Post
master; East Gillad, Branch county, Mich,
Samuel Arnold, Postmaster; Wallace, Harrison
county, Va, Silas NJ. Safe, Postmaster.
Offices Observation-Disclosures City, Sumter
county, Ca; Black River Exchange, Washing
ton county, Mo; Caroline Landing, Washing.
ton county, Mo; Lynchburg Todd county, Ky.
THE NAVAL COURTS OF lNoUIRY.-Court
No. l was not in session when Wis ted this morn
ing.
In Court No. 2, the case of Lieut.. Chandler
was still before them, and Lieut.. JAS j. BOYLE
was examined On behalf of 1t. c.
In Court No. 3, the defence of 1t Baldwin
was finished this morning, when the Court was
cleared for the purpose of making up decis.
ion.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr-Cha~.
Cookery, Postmaster at Dubuque, Iowa, rear
pointed.
Samuel Hunt, Postmaster at Jacksonville,
Fla, reappointed.
Reuben Noble, Postmaster at Westfeld.
Mass, in place Of Gilbert w. Cobb
APPoINTMENT.-Mr. - Slater, formerly a
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL Post Office, Washington, ID. G., May 2. ls57.
tOrdered to he inserted I'm the EVENING STAR, IL
being the newspaper having the largest circulation of
any daily paper published in Washington
IL Persons applying for letters in the following
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AT Washington, during the night of May LIST,
nearly half an inch of rain fell. May I'd, at z
a. m, barometer 30 inches and falling. Wind
all day yesterday S. E., and at IL m. to-day
changed to S. W. Barometer now stationery.
Very dark. Storm progressing towards the
At nd north
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INITiALs-P; H. An.costi.; Secretary Oriental Lodge,
No. - Principal OF the Union met IS Penn
Conso for Hanover; mohawk ibe. L. o. r. NJ sscreary
Excelsior Lod D. D. p; Editor Of the Farmer: "a
H.Y.z; X. w; L. T.w; AB &c. -
hay3 JAS a BRRRKr NJ
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SUGAR, MOLASSES, &c, &c.
~ 80 hhds. BROWN SUGAR
Is do. MOLASSES.

(NOLD WATCHES. CHAINS, &o.-We invite
~ specal attention to very choice assert p
ment OF ladies' and gentlemens elegant GOLD EN}
WATCHES just received, which we can re- {Slix
Also, large assortment of CHATALAINS,
VEST, FOB, and GUARD CHAINS of the latest
styles. NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO Jewellers
may 26t R4 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
TO THE gu BLIC.

w.,,ve :hi. day sold to Mss,rs, Campbell McDermOs
.,,re 1n.eisencer Office weFe.arn our sincere thanks
n,,ron. for tie many acts of kndnessw we have re-
hands and cordially commend SUCCESSORS
wcdOubt they will ever be found prompt
,,,.Dye to every department Of business, and Will
.go. to deserve the patronage of the community.
viii run to the 18Th instant. and hope our
will aid u. in speedily closing up outstanding
.sosso'',
'1,no., BEATTY co.
w,,,lip., Oct, sth, 1886.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

THEsE STAYING TmEs.-Yes, slay is the word.
For instance, a team started up street yesterday
like mad cap, and in its course came in collision
with dray. The dray was so standing that a
very slight jar to the tail of it, would give the
Stats very forcible side motion And so it
happened, and down came the horse almost
brvathlcss. This is but one of the Staying ac-
eidents we see every day. Yesterday evening
an elderly gentleman had his pedestals suddenly
Knocked from under him by the sled of reck-
less urchin, who came tearing down the hill on
Union street, at a:4O rate. Last, but very far
from least, this department had the wind raised
around its head by huge snow ball, which one
young scavcnger hurled at another in prOmis-
cuous crowd. This all comes under the head of
''Gying; and so might we say of the slips and
falls which we witness at every corner. We
tee every time VIC go out as if it was the swim
ter of our discomfort" and our nerves, what
form our own mishaps and sympathy with 9th
erS, will be in utter arrangement by the first of
April
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
PmAI.ONTa PAPMIAN LOTION,
Or. Floral Beautifier.
1T IS NOT r. DY e

GSrfEhGirs lsll, gtSd tfA dfsfnsea 0fL4S
haf- or scsiiJ. read IRE a.NelriHg aaa JUDGE q
MRS. 5 A. ALIENS WOEL.Iss HAIR RtSIOREk.
u. TIIACHEE &C. yrars % aErl, lit9hST, Chsn:
County, " y. Ny hair IS rrrtgTed - its natnFhl
color and eeasss o ia."
Rev. Wm CUTTER, I'd. Mather's Magazine, " y. ''Ny
hair changed natural eooF AID grouns % bald s0t
Sc"
Rev. b. STONE D. D., Concord. * H. my haF' which
grey, il restored To il natural color, &e'
Rev. D. CLENDENIN, Chicago, Ill II can add ny tsssa-
inony, recommends Il 10 nay fEiynds"
Rev. D. I. WOOD, MiddietoWu, " " my OWn hair hes
gTraliy tekened that Of Of family, uhs
aas becoming BALI, &c"
Rev. j. TUsTiN, Charleston, c. ''The white haiEts
becoming obviatrt aud pSs hair forming, de-"
Rev. A.. FRlNE, silver Crerk, n v cit has prodaeed
good hair. and have commanded e
Rev. JOS MCKEE, Pastor u Vest D. r. Church, n IL
recommends t.
Rev. d. MORRIS. Gross River, n. Y, also, and
AIrs. Rev. II. A. PR ATT, Hamden, y. "
might swell this Is but II the above fan 20 convince
ray IT! Sold by all the principal merchants 70 the United
Stat-, Clba Canada Wholesale and rrta depot, Me-
rs New York eOms dealers try 20 eu aFti-
n-tsul Of tis, which they make more profit, 80
writ to depot for eiEruar AID Information.
,rsIpg
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FROM NEW YORK.

JAN 15-The schooner George and Emily,
which sailed ON the l4tb of December from Nor
folk for Portland, has not since been heard Of
The Empire City brings details of the wreck
Of the Mexican steamer Iturhidc, at Havana
Among the lost were Geo. Chesney and John
Walker, engineer, attached to the steamer
They were natives Of the L. S.
The officers of the Mexican navy had arri-
we'd at Havana, to take possession of the Iuna-
way steamer Democrat, but the crew in possess
sion refuses to surrender.
The American sailor Chaunccy, who was con-
nected with the conspiracy at the Isle Of Pines,
it was reported would be hung
Raphael de PalemnO Treasurer of Havana,
had abSconded aid is detaulter to large
amount
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

THE LEGITIMATE WEAPoNs OF WoMAN.-The
Dayton Gazette says of Mr.. Craighead, law
Yer whowas laboring for sundry "angcls" be-
fore his Honor the Mayor in that town, that he
made speech, one point of which it reports
for the benefit of mankind. Gentlemen of the
jury" said Mr.. C., "you cannot find fault with
the lady for throwing hot water upon her assail-
ant Hot water, gentlemen of the jury, hot wa
ter, dish rags, and old shoes are the legitimate
weapons of the SEX" Pass the perfect wretch
around.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

TONIGHT is the last but one of the season at
the AthenGuu, and in view of it great billhas
been prepared, viz: the two celebrated pieces
of Lucretia BOrgia and Nicholas Nickleby.-
These are Mrs. Cunningham's two great pieces,
and every cast has been well arranged to sus-
tain her Who has not read Nicholas Nickleby,
one of the greatest creations of the genial Boz's
great brain! In this piece Mrs Cunningham
wIIappear as the poor orphan-Smikc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

WAeelia0 IStdti0N, Nov. 29tI, 1856
on and after Monday list OF December, the Passenger
Trains will this station daily at 665 A. NJ. aud ieO
P. NJ. Wheeling time.
Will receive and discharge passengers at all tie principal
Tie Express Train daily Mt p NJ. will receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only BEN
wood, MOundsville, Cameron Burton, PArmont Fetter-
man. Grafton, Newbur, Rowlesburg Piedmont, Cumberland
Sir Johns Run, MarnsburE IIarpers Ferry, MOnOcacy,
SykrsViIle and Washington Junction.
The Trains will arrive fnllows The MalTran tai"
A. NJ daily; the Express 1850 T. NJ daily. The Accoumo-
aton Train from Wheeling Cumberland will be dseon-
''A's"' ". 5. wOODs1DE, superintendent.
dec1 J. B.FOKD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

~ RsrOT De (srlIh's ElcctrIc On,-THE
death. the pain, and you check the disease
prof De Ghs Electric OIL Is the marvel of this age, for
the following, (not every uiingl
Cures Rheumatism Ofteu In a day.
Cures Cramp in stomach, minutes.
Cares Pains Back, Breast, day.
Cures Headache, IS minutes.
Cures Earache, SIN Neck, Arue, night
Cures FeIons Broken Breast salt Rheum $40 days. cures
ouusy PAlpItAton PltgrlE TO 10 days cures Asthma
scroa, Absss, TO 10 days Frosted Feet aud Gill
Ask Mr. wilkins, Of Lynchburc II chas De Graths Eiee
tre Oil did mot cure him OF rheumatism and strains
Ash Rev Mr. oaidweiIf 1t did not relieve him Of severe
cough and painin the breiastin one night.
sweIle s'leds in the throat In een minutes when the
Doctor sand ne would die in short time
Ask airs Argyle If it did not relieve her of the headache
ASK Mrs. BackfOrd Lynchburg II it cure her
. '''-'-'''' 4' DEAFNESS CURED.
NEv liAvES, May 18Th, 1885.
After trying many things he used your on few times, and
Az H. sersnoS Who aerva SoSrt So 1Sl to
SELL Ny ELecTHIc On removes all pain At once. Rheuma
AGleted IS Years Cured in one wsek' Read letter
from Rev. james Temple:
Prof DE- GRATH:-I have been afflicted Iyeafs with Neu.
rsgR painful complaints have been unable
Last week got boiiie Of your Electric OF" The fTs
night slept sOuhdly and we'll aud to-day am like
Ny wife could believe her Your Electric
done ia the physicians Of Phladephfa failed
% do in IS years Gracefully, yours -
rssv, JAWS TEiiflE, 30 South 1t.
This OH s mild, pleasant and harmless properties
all good. Children should have given them teeth
ing aud Group Beware Of base imateE protesting
make Electric on. 1hey know nothing Of lie Manufacturing
The only genuine made Sc south
sth street, PHILADELPHIA not removed, advertised BY
base scamp name on the aaa S9 DT t u sS sS'e
Rorsal4 BY T. u LOGAN 1 ca and LAuGHLINs bush.
FlEth oet16;W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

Wiliia,n HIudman aud wife Elizabeth, Rob IT
Clrlaud and wife EliLabeIli, EVan d. lihldnan
and lie JeIniuIa, and SAMUEL lIinduan aud
wilt. MRrgnret.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16


OSE-uALF the world do not know how the
ether half live, and neither do one,half the peo-
pie of snug little city like ours. In our goings
0utand around we have had occasion many a
time to notice little incidents of quite sngges-
tive kind Like the old spectator, on small
scale, We have sat by our fire aud rcckoned on
the ''mixed condition" of this world. Thepos-
session of few dollars makes a great difference
such weather as this, and we hear that the class
known as worthy destitute" are largely on the
Increase. We believe it was the philOsophic
Sam Weller who said, when a man gets poverty
struck and runs down in the world, blessed if
he don't materially take to eatin of oysters r
This may be the case in the latitude Of Sans
observations, but here in our range, it seems to
be, preserving the phraseology, to drinkin of
bad whisky, unless we agree with TOOdles
in the play, who protested that 1t was the oy-
sters, and "nuthin else > that made him stagger.
1t really does seem rs if there was some nat
GFal relation between want and drunkenness
such weather as this, and We are at times panied
'Osee trioting amid apparent poverty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
ARRIYAL OF THE STEAMER EMEU.

New YORK, JAN 15.-'The steamer Emeu has
arrived with one days later news from Europe.
The Emen left Havre on the 2sth of December.
A dispatch from Berlin states that the war
enthusiasm in Switzerland is increasing, on all
sides. The whole Swiss Union has been organ
lied for defence. An appeal had been made to
the women for the organization of ambuances.
The Diet has received from Napoleon prOpO-
sition for an amicable arrangement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

Wool MArrrns.-we learn that Mr. w. p
Brady, of Brooke county, is engaged shipping
Sheep to Texas The Washington Pa, Tribune
saws he sent down 800 French Mcrinos, which
Welded lbs each Orwell washed Wool. The
same gentleman during the past season sent
10000 lbs. of Saxon Wool to Philadelphia
Brooke county descrvcdly ranks high as wool
growing district.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

The above is but specimen of several SINH
lar grievances, which we have received of late.
We take all possible care in mailing, but despite
our utmost vigilance these complaints come in.
The fault is none of ours; our paper is mailed
in time for every mail leaving here after 6 o'clock
in the morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
wAsnIxerox Pa, Jan. Is, 1857.

EDrToRs WHEELING INTELLGENcEH, GENF's:-
Your paper of Monday did not arrive here until
Wednesday. This kind of mail occurrence is
quite frequent of late, aud is extremely annoy
ing. hope you will ferret out the difficulty,
and rest the blame where it belongs.
Yours, &c. SUBSCRIBER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
CELEBRATION.

Bosrox, JAN 15tlL-The Sons of Connecticut
held a celebration last evening, at the Revere
House large company of both sexes were
present. Geo. NJ. Browne presided. Speeches
were made by Gov. Gardiner, RObt G. Winth-
rop and others.
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FOUNDRY PROPERTY

For safe or E.ense. In " esI G,.Iambta, Va,
rNttE properly gOO working order, having B1acE-
smith shop with tWO Tes Patterns and tools, together
Of coke The buildings feetiu h By
lathe.
The property Is In the esntreof ane growing aFeuuFal
manufacturing county, with very large trade
active opsFAtion-
The properly WI Released FOR Of years nleean-
Of steady habits and good character,
nesd apply II any should desire purchase the pay
VIII Be made easy, either with without die stock
ThIs property has chartered privilege for
Of SSpJig Should company puTehasnFs desire IL DE
pFiVIleeE win be allowed 20 pFdpeFtv
apis 2td tfU SARGENT BR0TTiER.
Horse COVERT ElOPsF t'OVoFsl
A LARGE Of al kinds, for sale By
| IA SHEPPARD 4 MORGAN.
nSEu IL uatl stEess, saFnsr e NNiG1s
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DISTTNIilN CONyENTION

WARcEsrER, Jan. l5L'Thc Disunion Conven-
ton met here to-day to discuss the question of
a separation of the force from the slave states.
The Rev. r. W. Higgins Lloyd Garrison,
Wendell Phillips, Ably Kelly and other male and
female nOtnrirties are present
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BRIG LOST

BALrMoRE. JAM l5.-The brig VIM. Skinner,
of this port, was lost off Abaeeva. The crew
and portion Of the cargo were saved. Capt.
Young has arrived here.
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CIxctxxAr Jan l5-Flour; sales 1915, delivered or
opening OF gution. WHISKY sales and rather dull
Provisions quiet; holders express continued hrmness;
sales Of Importance Groceries Inactive Wheat firm nj
13c for red 11Sc white. Corn in demand at 2
Rye firm ut snc. Barley quiet and unchanged.