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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
Personal Intelligence.

A. Cogens Uoel-John Murray, glasgow. Dr.. jos Lloyd
Nartn and family an. N. Meicaf Baltimore; MAJOR N
n. slbey Lieut. ~ V. Dnbsrt Capt Egey Leut J. q.
Duane Lieut. ~ l. Hanes Col Abcrcrombie Col. On tnder
MAJOR Carleton, Captain ~ y. Clarke, Z. g. A. John Patton
chicago.
DEPARTURES.
For Fan Juan Nicaragua he steamship Te1as from Mes
rleaDeJ johnson, vile AMI child; MCKAY and lady,
ugustine. vile and hree children Garter and wife VIVA
WALTON ~ae ard child Mrs Woods, Mrs. Dr Tuke, nlss Car
har1 Howe wife and daughter M Bokins, Colonel
hanco-os, Capt R1is, Nic1sgusn army yapl Scot
New Orleans; Capt Berrngon Texas. Capt Bently
hisasappi Capt Harris, Florida; Capt Reynolds
Alabama DR. y WEIGH, kshiucsv; Or r Holman, Texas
-ste n the siesrap.
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Fort OF New York, January ., 1857.

ALMANAC ron nHu YORK THIS DAT.
Risss...........- IS NOON rrs......... morn
sJH srr3 II HfGH WAInz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
Navigation OF tn T,grfs and Cot
Cu1ssv afioa.

Co Thursday, 18th alt, q meeting oil the directors
q the Manchester Commercial Association took
place for The purpose Of giving an audience 70 Col
Ms@ond Bey, chief Of The staff of the Pacha OF
RAEdAd, a gentleman connected with the edort
nakpg 70 improve the navigation Of the river
TxU and who has suwe 10 Europe in order TO
phf1hase steamers suitable 70 the proposed uaviga
don. In laying before the association the objects
he had In seeking the interview
Colonel Moscow BEy said that the Pacbs Of
Baedad vas vevy desiross Of smelioNtng the con
sitIon Of the country over.whch be was placed. The
Pacha vAs o very energetic man, pd, having been
dnc4sed st the Ecele Polyteohnque, a. Psns, ne
reIl scouasuted With and bad Rsch sympathy
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dwappearcd Soon a similar light discovered on tho
fsme spot Now oil became life aHd movement IN the
boat Cnoupo tried 70 scud up some rockets vo n on
board but they too wet % catch IRE. During the
whole night rowed and saled IN the direction,
bit We Oh not zee either q ship or light any more.
Ney, morning perceived ship but iew miles from
us we were able 70 discern her distinctly. Tho
rowcd Win al Their .ueng'h iney male merry aud
were srcady on the deck q the ship Tue lieutenant
inquired ''how many bottle n vne were stli 70 he
bad, ard ns there were four ei he proposed 70 drink
them oil oui. ON ny proposition two q them were re-
served for the afternoon 10 The chip should rot have
taken 'ut W We were nov 80 near hat we oo1ld di,
ureuish her bull a. hsr courEc AZ 1rross ours
her IN her full breadth suddenly IRE msdc sail changed
Der course and cssppcsrei from our sight
For than hour nobody amongst stVoke word.
In the eeepes desp.ir people hsd thrown themselves
down on their iaccs Durus that whoe day ~e saw no
more sal
was terrible night winch cio.ed tina, day. Again
calm resncd around A heavy dcv soaked
clothes which already wet, and began 10 uner
ron nrs Ny vote ere. sesvy :, the ,, e', ION
her hat on, refined me thought OF tbe p,onK Who
prders The l~t consolation 70 The dying sinner.
bit NJ very considerable distance from us white
shr, sosted (ou The krsrons aicrnoou No Ios,
red nae) ard we tired 10 como near. IN tho Stornoon
another ship W sight and Choupo, sooogfns o
what he able 70 OF her, believed tina, she ssU.d
towards gave the FIRST and Hteercd for ,he latter
ore s.I ,,s b hsa a',ns s, ns s,.p
and IN particular, me hes, ssancn. Ster Uhoopvt
nsd taken much o. nhst he vs. v.ry bssr W beoom
wn vhs AZ xcsy We SOW bse,ensd N thr .nlp' rbe
rev big and bigger, and al - ho's''d her Tat We
Ner, 10 God, we b.vo 10 thank me good W. aeorsc.
Nordcnholt Captain CT ,he Elze, Of Brcrncn Wien 90
were scarcely visible he distinguished Wy our move.
rens ths, ve must be In bad oooduou, and vent i'm
~ tour O'Clock in the .nerocon os gusdsy, th NO.
veruber, amer rx days and nights of danger and suner
apparently unavodabeds.ih rsrcd Va ovr fscs vcrc
ys--d, ssd stepfci urtn he iecs q w. Wise
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06
FROM MASHINGToN.

JAxUARY, 5.--The Hon. JnO. Appleton of
Maine has arrived. His coming here is presll-
med to have reference to the conduct of an Off
cial organ under the new administration.
The Supreme Court sympatllisiug with Judge
Daniels in his severe domestic Affections and as
the funeral of his wife takes place tomorrow,
adjourned until Wednesday. The Court of
Claims observed a similar mark of respect.
The land Office has withdrawn from sale about
a million additional acres in Louisiana, which
Orleans, 0pelonsas and great Western Railroad
between OpeIonsas and the Sabine river on the
Texaslinc.
Secretary Guthrie has replied to the enquiry
of the House, asking to be informed the reason
for not paying certain Clerks of that body extra
compensation heretofore noted. He agrees with
Whitilesey, that neither House could lawfully
increase the compensation of officers whose sal
aries fixed by law, without the consent of
the other House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06
BuRNED no DEATH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The wife Of Judge
Daniels, of the U. S. Supreme Court, was burn
ed to death on Saturday night, by an accident,
Mt the residence of her husband in Franklin
Row. The Judge and his wife had-been out
and on returning home he went into his libra
ry, and she repaired to her sleeping apartment
and commenced disrobing preparatory to retir-
ing for the night, being near sighted she did
not perceive candle sitting on the hearth, nor
the flames that communicated to her clothing.
until they completely enyeloped her. She died
ON Sunday morning after lingering eight hours
in dreadful agony. She was most estitnable
lady, about SO years af age, and leaves two chill
drcn, the youngest being only or 8 months
old She was the daughter of the late DR..
Harris, of Philadelphia, formerly chief of the
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, attached to
has caused much regret to large circle offricnds
and the community at large, who deeply sym
pathize with the Judge in his bereavement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

.~.8- e.
For the Information Of strangers visiting the city, We pub
Is the following list different Churches, and teir
time place meeting II there are any Mistakes we
will make the necessary correction with pleasures
ST. 4atEEeaoS EpiscOpGltdR Corner Monroe md Byron
Streets Rev. PERKINS, RECTOR morning services 1pS
O'Clock, eveniuE,T =. sass g .
S. ohns Eptseopalian, Main street. between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling Rev. G. X. WARMER, PASTOR
morning services 10B O'Clock, evening, ~.
First FresGyterIdn REY. II. II. wEED, Pastor, Fourth ST.
between Monroe and Quincy services morning and after
noon. .4H
Second Preyteridn Webster street. between Main and
Market, Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening"
7Hird resbyferfaa Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Talbert sts South Wheeling, Rev. E. WoODs PASTOR SeFE
ces morning and evening.
Fourth resGyerGsl, a. PAUL. Pastor ain street,
between Washington and Adams ss services morning and
evening" H=
Fous4h street Ysodist Episcopal, Rev. F. MOORE, Pas
tor, Fourth street, between Monroe ana 0uihcyi
morning and evening.
Yorl street AetIodfat Episcopal. H. IsOS. Pastor
and North ss, North Wheeling; services
1nOrnin. and evening.
tyhaD5ns street AEsrodist Eptsc0paE Rev s. r. DAw-
SON. PASTOR Chapine street, between First and Second
Centre VI keeling; services morning and evening.
South Wheeling n E. Church, Rev. g. D. BATFE1IE'
Pastor; services morning and evening.
Wheeling YsIdmd chapel on wheeling Island, Rev. F.
| MOORE, Pastor.
Gsr,adn Ws0odtss Episcopal Rev. c. HELwIO, Pastor.
oapine street, between Webster and Third, Centre Wheel
ing.
s. James cGtaedral Roman Catholic BIT. Rev. BtsHoF
r. " wuELAS, Filth street, of Hampden; services
morning and afternoon.
Aasoeiats Reformed Rev. j. T. NccLunr Pastor, corner
of Market and Jefferson ss morning and after
noon. r.-t-e tfa
Raptfst, -----, Clay street. between Filth and
Sixth streets services morning and evening
DisciIes Market street, between. Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling, services 1OJ6 in the morning and ~
evening. ta.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06
THE LATEST NEWS
RECKIYRp SIX
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
MAsnINGToN, IAN. ., y

w ASulN6Iustf oWA@ ~ 4oONs
SENATE-Mr. Butler, from the committee on
judiciary, to which was referred the credentials
Of Harlan, Senator from Iowa, and the protest
of the Senate of Iowa Legislature relative to
the subject reported that the committee, after
careful consideration, were unable to agree
unanimously. Under the instructions OF the
majority, he submitted report that Harlan was
not duly elected to the Senate, accompanied by
resolutions declaring the seat vacant
Mr. TOombs gave notice that he should SUBJ
NIT minority report
Mr.. Harlan hoped the subject would he dis
posed of at the earliest practicable period, and
suggested tomorrow.
Mr. Stuart remarked that, 1t being prlvlie-
ged question, might be taken up any Tune with
out making il q special order.
The House bill for the settlement OF the ac-
counts of the officers of the Revolution, ana
their widows and orphans was considered. Mr..
Seward made long speech in support OF the
measure and drawing largely from the writings
of Washington to strengthen his position
Mr.. Pugh opposed the bill regarding it as an
entering wedge of great system OF corruption.
Mr.. Stuart made correction OF his former re-
marks to the effect that if the bill passed Presi-
dent Pierce will receive $3.50 and not Sl4 OOO
or $4,000, for revolutionary services oil MS
father
Mr.. Seward remarked the Mr.. Pierce was not
the only surviving child and the share which
would iall to him would not exceed ons half OF
the sum now mentioned by the Senator from
Michigan. Adjourned.
HoTsE.-0n motion of Mr.. Walk, the Presi-
dent be requested to inform the HOUSE by what
authority nc employs a government architect,
for designing and erecting all public buildings
and placing them under the superintendent OF
military engineers.
Mr. Quitman vainly strOve to report bill in
creasing the pay of officers of the army.
The House by vote Of 20 against 103, re-
fused to suspend the rules us moved by Mr..
Walbridge to enable him to introduce resolu-
ton making the subject of the Pacific Railroad
a special order for the l4th of January, and
other motions to suspend the rules for the pnr-
pose of acting on various subjects Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06
rRnM Nav YORK

NV YoRK Jan. De. Hoogland Of Kansas,
has passed through this city on his route to
Washington, with dispatches from Gov. Geary.
SECOND DISPATCH. a-
Mr.. HooglanCI, who passed through here yes
terCay, is understood to represent the views and
wishes of Gov. Gcary in regard to sundry leg
iSlative measures of importance to the welfare
of the Territory. Mr.. II. states that although
it is not easy to exaggerate the outrages aud
disorders which have prevailed in Kansas until
within few months past, yet matters are now
assuming much more peaceful and promising
aspect
The Free State Legislature meets today. The
other one meets on Monday of next week.
The Boston Chronicle of this morning, con-
taius statement that senator Summer, will not
leave for Washington, as was intended, owing
to being advised to the contrary by his physi-
CHM
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TO TnK PURLIC.

have his day sold to Nessra. Campbell 1 McDsrn0t
,,re 1aelllseneer once wereturn sincere thanks
patrons for tie many of kindness We have re-
.,s hands and commend our successors
notice. the vial ever be found prompt
and s.n.ve to evesy department of business, aud will
effort to deserve the patronage of the community.
m VII. run to the instant. and We hope our
rus r AID u. in speedily closing up oar outstanding
1t.santA
l,lnyss Of the arrn viii be settled by either of the
and Mr. Beauty VIII found at the Office for that
IA. BEATTY CO.
ssi.sellps. oct. ST., 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

OVER TwExrY-oNE DAYS WITHOUT FooD.-
Two menagerie wagons arrived in this city by
the Illinois Central road, twenty days ago, and
were taken to Neelys warehouse, where they
still remain No one knew what was in these
wagons, until last Tuesday evening, when it was
discovered that there was in one of them n me
most starved to death, having been thus conf
ned over twenty-one days without particle of
food Four chickens aud rabbit were given
him, which he deyoured most ravenously. -Cai-
cGUO ,IOlra0L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06
NEGRO INsuRREcT1ON.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 5.-The Memphis appeal of
Tuesday says, there is considerable excitement
in St Francis county, by the rumors of the ri
sing of slaves on Christmas. Several negroes
were whipped, who confessed plot similar to
the story told in NapOleOnville, La. a commit
tee was appointedby the Mayor of Nashville,
aud Judge Davidson of the county, to examine
charges of instruction against certain negroes,
who report no evidence and recommended their
discharge.
phic report of a ncgroe disturbance in jackson,
and say it is without shadow of foundation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06


ny RRFEaENcg to our advertising columns,ou
rcaders will SEQ that an entertainment of no or
dinary kind is in store for them on Wednesday
Evening". 1t is nothing less than the far famed
paoofama of the "Pilgrims Progress And
who IS there who has not read the Pilgrims
progfess9 one of those works whose popularity,
like that Of Robinson Crusoc, increases with each
scneration. Macaulay said that the sixteenth
es,tpry produced but two great men-these
mon were John Milton and John Bunyan-the
first the author of Paradise Lost and the latter
the author of the Pilgrims Progress THERE'S
something in the latter book wonderful, vivid and
engrOssing, beyond anything that has appeared
n Print before or since it. Men read, generally,
n heir childhood; but the style and scenes are
fresh in their memories when the contents of
many other books have passed from their recol-
lsciion. It was the production of religious
ensbusiast-of man whose moral and religions
.nperament, naturally morbid and dispropor-
soned, was wrought upon and reacted upon by
d & abandoned life he had led in the first partof
life. Every page of it is stamped with the
ows aud stings of an outraged conscience, and
Ars testimony to more maddening pennanee
N ever did the CALLED flesh of a piOus hermit
book Of moving incidents has been illustfa-
in all its leading incidents, upon canvass
is now being exhibited in the principal cities
towns If the United States. 1t viii be ex-
ltod hssS on Wednesday evening as We said
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

GrandtOtal 1Os... 1869 4S-9Oths
Thenumbcr of steamers was one less than in
1855, the tonnage 1921 less. The number of
keels, barges and fatboats was 79 in 1855
against only 80 in 1855, increase AZ; but their
total tonnage was but ga against ,625 in 1855;
showing decrease of 1901 tons. This falling
ofFin tonnage of steamers and other craft, was
owing entirely probably, to the difference of the
stage of water during the two years. In 1855,
the river was at good boating stage from early
in the spring till late in the winter while in 1856
the river was not at good navigable stage for
ninety days. Unless something be done to i'm
prove navigation and render it saferto calcu-
late on, few steamers of large tonnage will here
after be built, and perhaps few wise men will
risk Investment in new steam craft ofany size
Those already built will meet all the demand,
from present indications.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

~ REM Franklin and Prot. Nc GSrnth.
brought e etcy from the heavens TO the earth
Prof applied that electricity to relieve diseased
mortals rats ELEcTRc OIL does not cure every
thing but certainly Rheumatism and Neuralgia In
dRy or two; Group Cramp, Pains In the Breast in ten
minutes Burns, sprane Wounds from one to three
days EarAche Deafness Sore Breast IN two days
cures Piles SEeed Glands StG Nick, from one TO three
days cures Eryspelas, Seroula Pmpes, from two to
days cures Palsy, GOut PApFaton, Cholera, Corns, in
few days. -
Also, by LAUGHLINS' BUSHFTELD,
novi3 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

HEAvr Stow SronNs.-The Galena Courier
slaies that near Monticello, Iowa, nun, three
women, and child, who were riding home in a
aeieh from visit to ncighbOr, got off the
7oads and in crossing hOllew where the snow
was from five to eight feet deep, the horses be-
came detached from the sleigh, and the party
vas "a in the snow and all frozen to death
Another family was caught in a show storm and
cnmped out under some shocks of corn, all being
badly frost.bitten.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

" N. HALDENAN, Esq, Of the Louisville
Coarier, has had presented to him by the DE
,no acy and Old Line Wings" of Louisville, ian
eiesant and valuable service of silver, elaborate
~ clnscd and ornamented," 'as a tcstimonialof
his Independent and fearless course in the late
POLITICAL canvass 1li
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06
nHIn I.RGISI.ATuRE.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 5.-The Senate, ct 10 O'Clock,
was called to order by Hon. Lester Taylor, Pre-
sident pro TEN. Ten Senators were absent AT
ter the usual notice TO the House, the Cover
nor's Message was received and read by the
Clerk. 1t is elaborate and shows the 6nancial
condition of the State to be in excellent condi-
ton. 1t occupies 80 printed pages. The Senate
then adjourned until Wednesday morning to wait
the grand festival of the opening of the new
State House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

NAeetsfg SstissCs, Sses' gun ~ tSS'o.
Trains will leave this station daily at 66 A. ~ and 42O
p. II. Wheeling time. 500
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays) at 65, A.. NJ,
Will receive and discharge passengers At all the principal
stations. .slAfrL Erf-l iEE--sa-l-g
The Express Train daily $50 P. A., viii receive and
discharge passengers following stations only Benz
wood MOundsvie, Cameron, Burton Fairmont, Fetter
man, Grafton ewba ltoWesburg, Piedmont, Cumberland,
Sir Johns Run, METtinsburg, HRreFs FerFS MOnocacy,
SykesNille and Washington Junction.
The Trains will arrive follows The Mall Train at4l0
81 daily; Express 1850 p NJ daily The AceomntO-
Train from Wheeling to Cumberland viii be dlseOn-
NnnSa ' y. $. woops1DE, ssRssIRssnsssnt,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

.SLElGuISG YEsTERDAY.,-Y Yesterday . great
many attempts were made at sleigh-riding, one
of which was. ::uhdeFtaKen by this department
It Is needless to say that We found Jordan, or
that particular branch Of it which leads to Bell
air, a very hard road to travel The road WAS
painfully rough; the carts would not give the
road, and We had to go scrapipg and grating over
the cinders, much to our own annoyance, but
more especially to that of the nag, which, it is
proper to add, was afflicted with achrOniclame-
ness in all four of its legs On several occasions
we raised trot in competition with the nuner-
GUS Northern Lights" and Flying Dutchmen"
that sailed round and passed us like minnies
Ground whale" but we were distanced, and
amidst modification and the school hoy adjura-
tons to ..ge lang" we hauled off the course,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

Br a notice in our advertising columns, we
see that Alexander @. Woods, late of this city,
has become a member of the Western Produce
house of BuclIer & Sliiplcy, Baltimore
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n Is NOT a DYE!

Gr4yAaired Bal, peraon1 iefsd Ga dil.assl qA6
AGtr or scslp. cad ehS latlolefag. AID Zgdgs2
MRs. g. A ALIENS WORLDS HAIR HESIOAEA
Rev. H. THACllER GO yeAra Of sgGl, titehefs Chel.
anEO County, n Y -y hair Is uoW restored = ~ natural
color ceases TO faIi."
Rev Wm. GUTTER. IA IIotheT'I NagaEins. y. \. "hy
hair ehAnged to ~ natural eolor and sFe & % '
&c"
Rev b STONE y. D., Concord, n. H. Aly haiE'
vas grey Is nov restored 20 Ia natural eoloR, &e
Rev. D. CLENDESIN. ChieaEes III -lean add NJ teati-
nony, and recommend u 70 ny friensla-"
Rev D. 2. WOOD, Aiddietogu, n =. ~ly oUu Aalr -
greatly thIeksned and also that % q ny flE, We
vas becoming bald, Sc"
beeOmlng obVIatesi, and NV hair farming -.
Rev. A. FRINE, SILVER Greek, n Y. cit has prOle1
good eaeet my hliF, and can and have -
recommends t..
Rev. b. MORRIS. Gross River. n. =, also and
Alrs. Rev u. A. PRATT, Hamden, 81. Y.
We might Sel ts list bat The above fan = eoasnes
TRY IT Sold y Al the principal merchants ID De Unlled
stafs C1ba Canada Wh6ieslle and rean depoes Ne.
5 Broolne Street NeV Gos dellsEs ny st aTtl
instead tis Which they make prolt,
write to depot for circular and infOTusti0n-
Oet1as8GalaT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

Wv Boor, AID SHOE SroRE.-We noticed,
yes erday, that our friend Capt. T. Harris
has Fitted up very nice room under the Shaks-
peare Pistol Gallery, on Main street and has
inedit with choice lot of boots, shoes, UNI
hreilas, and every thing in that line of trade
Cab and see the Captains fine assortment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

TIE BoYs, about these days, are enjoying
tne,hselves on the slippery places of our city, in
the sledding line, ordinances, and the danger to
pcdestrians, to the contrary notwithstanding.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

N call attention to the advertisement headed
Trustees Sale, by which it will be seen that
the entire store effects ofw. ID. Motto & Bro,
will be offered at public sale this forenoon at 10
o'clock. We expect to see goods sold far below
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

aYE request that our patrons would always
hand in their embellishments by three o'clock
80 be afternoon, in order to secure their inseF-
top in the morning following. The crowd Of
II nd work renders it Necessary
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

Jtsr REcErvEp.-Frank Leslies Gazette of
Fnslicu and the Beau Monde. Harper's New
weekly and journal of Civilization, the cheap
est nd best newspaper published. A few of
those New York Almanacs and Weather Books.
A splendid lot of Pocket Memorandum Books,
Diaries and Pocket Journals for the new year, at
the Washington Hall Cheap Book and Variety
stere, where can be bought splendid Christmas
Goods, at a great discount to close up the lot
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

siperISes were held list evening in the vari-
our Yards of the city, to appoint delegates to
tho Democratic Congressional Convention, to be
held 1t Moundsvillc on the 18th inst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-06

3lI. Booru, the celebrated American tragedian,
is no@ performing an engagement at fhe Athen-
ssumsin this city. Hemakcs his second appear
anco this evening, in Bulwer's five act tragedy
Of Riehelieu. The fame Of Mr.. Booth is such,
that any word of commendaton from us would
be together unnecessary. We refer the read
OF % the bill for this evening, which will be
found to present unusual attractions. Fl