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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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CeMprRoLLER's OFFICE, /
n L bershx That the Comptroller be, and
standing Journal that in accordance
as BIZ III a aa e s nness
With ordsns ea from the
President Board # Assistant A. Aldermen.
.n,o..s n ,0.. President Board Of Aldermen.
tsisnsdl APP. JOIN " I, LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers the city and of tho public Is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
lyl6 Comp.roller City Of New Orleans.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE )
City of New Orleans, August Sth, 1857
Resore That the be- and ne is hereby author
Sed to to the lowest bidder after days
pair hss s
n e and Roman in with spsci
s'' to the spneS or rejection of @ GGRS Council
ts, s President Boars 4 A:s;sss Aldermen
''s"e'l presidsn. pro tenn ~ Board Sahio q Aldermen
tsignedl CHAS II. WATERMAN. Mayor
true copy. jules CAssARD, Secretary
viii hG5s il ny sss a Il NJ Fs soss;
aus lOt 7. THEARD, Comptroller
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for at
a @ Sass sn Ro G
The bridges shall be delivered the
s hs If asxsy
make all repairs the and place said bridges
in complete good order and condition, constantly keep
said bridges in good order and condition during the
Of his and the expiration Of said contract
the the city complete good order condition
The contractor shall bound TO keep constantly
and shut said bridges often be necessary he
shall furnish all oil and other materials which may required
to keep said bridges in good working order.
All damages which occur TO said bridges through the
negligence incapaciy OF the contractor shall be repaired
paid for by him.
The shall the $40 every
neglect Of duty said fine to be retained by the Comptroller
of Of the monthly be said contractor
Security in the of 81 900 shall be required guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract.
Payments to be made monthly the certificate Of the Street
Commissioner.
tits well understood that in of failure the
to begin finish the work. partthereo period
fixed in the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work is being the
right Of annnllng the without putting
in default required article 1905 the Civil
ont applying court of Justice annul the same with
shall any time abandon work.
complete the conformity with his contract the sad
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have for of the
work done him the Of that
therefor and is also well understood that in the
tract be resd the contractor and his securities shall be held
and bound in soido the city all loss difference
bet the which the originally
to perform the and the price which adld
Gated a resale readldcation.
The contract to be adudcaed for from the date
Bids to be per year for the whole work, complete.
[sgned Louis H. PILE City Surveyor.
Boards Of the Common Council.
s sssnsS i JOHN I E + noiklsD chairmsn.
aus II IA II 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-12
MILLINERY.

mM MRS. ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET,
phegs leave TO inform ladies in the city and country
that her assortment Of latest Style Goods and Emboide
Ees is now complete She has hand Of Pamela
onefs new Style Empress and other Bonnes Lace Grape
ana other Capots CambrGy Mantllas and Shawls Chauy
Lace DO: Wedding Wells vioettes, Laces Vaencas Brides
SETS, Artificial Flowers, Embroidered Hndkechefs, Fans
Parasols Mitts Ribbons The whole is offered great
reduction.
Ladies' reminded that Mrs R. has secured the services
a skilltnl aeRmaress lately from Paris. myll
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STREET COM,R-oFFICIAL.

GECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
~ the Second District Pound Ann and Dergny
streets, Sestray-
One light bay horse Mule about l3 hands high belly and legs
light sorel with black stripe the back,
marks both shoulders cropped and switch shod
all round no brands visible,
Which not claimed within ten days and the there
paid will be sold ri public auction said depot WE'D
NESDAY, August 18TH 1857, at u o'clock M
7. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner.
Registered July 81, 1857
I. j. HITSELBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
New Orleans, July 81 1857. aul 6 II
EPASE DU SECOND DISTRICT-II etc
u conduit depot dies Eplves u Second District encognue
des rues Ste.Anne ct Uerbgny, CONNIE epave
Tn Muet bal clair denyron 10 mains de hnn lie
les anbes alesans ire clair rae nore lie dos DIES
nores les CpSues Ia ecorec la queue
tongue, ferre quatre picds etampe visible.
81 lie dit muleJ recRme dams dix jours les frsis
IL vendu Peuchere pnbliqIe dit depot MER-
CRED1 lie Il aout 1857, midi
P. A. GUYOI,, Commissaire des
Nonvee. Orleans 81 juliet 1885, aul 8 II
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Noticei hereby given, thson MONDAY 18th inst will
adjudieate Office L O'clock NJ the contract
Aul2 St 'lrl4.s FL 4. fTHEARD, Comptrolcr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
WASHINGTON NEWS.


The correspondent of the Tribune says spca-
ker Orr has changed his programme in part
VIM. GIigman will probably be chairman of the
committee on foreign affairs, and j. Clancy
Jones of Ihe committee on ways and means.-
Cochrane and Kelly of New York are to be
well placed, the former will be at the head of
the committee on commerce.
The statement that the Treasury had actually
suspended payment is not substantial. The u.
S. Secretary requested sthe rcqusition of the
disbursing officers to lie over till the advances
already made are exhausted, this becomes
necessary from the restricted condition of his
means.
The caucus of Democratic members of the
Senate, which was held yesterday, postponed
The proposition to elect new officers, excepting
the public printer, until December next. They
were driven to this course by opportunities Of
Office seekers.
Speaker Orr was all day closeted at the Capt.
tol, with political friends, forming the standing
COMMITTEES of the House. The committees viii
probably be announced on Monday.
The special committee appointed by the
House Of Representatives to inquire when the
new Hall viii be ready for occupancy, have
agreed to recommend the the removal on We'd
ncsnay next, although the premises arc banked
in with rubbish and are in an unfinished con-
dition. Captain Meigs, the superintendent, has
made no provision for the newspaper press, an
omission for which he is justly ceusured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
RESUMED Specie PAYMENT.

NEw YoRK, Dec. l2.-At a meeting of the
City Banks last evening, twas resolved to re-
sumo specie payments to-day, resumption is
general.
rhe Times says the Associated Banks of the
City of New York unanimously resolved, last
night, to resume payments in specie on all their
obligations this day. The determination was
not generally know, in advance, but the price
.of gold bring only one quarter to one half of
one per cent premium. The fun restoration of
the specie standard will make better alteration
in tie exchange, American coin is brought
down to par. The discount on country circula-
ton CT this State and New England, will be the
same as before Private information having
been received from Boston that the banks in
that city are prepared to follow the movement
here. All the banks, except those of Rhode Is
land, in New England, and all in the State of
New York, will at once be restored TO the posi-
ton they occupied sixty days ago.
BosroN, Dec l9.-The Bankers have resolved
to resume specie payments on Monday.
The Albany and New Haven Banks nave re-.
sumed payments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

CARLYLE, III, June q, 1889
have used Prof O. J. Wooi's Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful Effects. Ny ha'r bee,
ing, thought preuaturely gray, but by the his
Restorative has resumed us original color, and, have
doubt permanently
8. BRESSE, ex-senator, O. s
~. WOOD CO., Propretors, SIP i'roaGway, \ On
the great Y Wire ang Establishment III Market
street ST. Lous Mo. And sold by all good Druggists.
decSdtW&W;m
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R1yER AND WEATUER.

PlrrsRrRGm, Dec 12-River IA feet IL inch
cs by pier mark and falling f.st. Weather clear,
C1ScixxArr. Dec. 12.-River risen 2 feet with
in the last IL hours, it is now up to the curb at
the foot of Main street. Weather clear. Therss
mulreer 40
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1s.-No changein the river
here; feet TO Cairo. Nothing new from the
upper streams Weather clear and cool.
louisville, Dec 10 The river continues to
rise with SnperabunGance of water on the falls.
Weather clear. Mercury 70.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
0 N ID DO ID A b

-YESV "a N .M RB u J w
ONE OF TIE GEsr pUKGATIVE AND LIVER MEDl-
" CINEs now before the public Lnnl,ly, Dr. SAKteEl's
ISvtGoRAT1R or LtreF )ienSey that acts as Idhuhc,
clue known. 1t is not only Ca'hartic, but Ltrtrr
S Remedy acting FIRST on tie L,ger TO sjee lis NH!
matter thus accomplishing two purposes eectuaiy s''
aons Of most GSiartiss It stftmgtiris The sysyra at
the time that purges and when taken dnily in
- DIR. SANT0RD's IxylaoaA1oR is compounded entirely
~ from new nrtieies Of iedicine, namely Gums.
Some idea Of the strength Ot ese be orlu-
az Mhsn it is known that bottle OF the Inyisorator
contains much strength hundred doses Of CAL
- onslr without ANY Of It's deeter9uS effects
have been but little known to physicians, ana never used
in their prescriptions until used in the folm OF the Ui9-
orator, which with such unprecedented
to induce the proprietor to offer 1t family mscrine
to cure Lirer Complaints in their worst forms.
indigestion being calAc by eIUnScd LfceT is cured
- when the Liver is excited TO action.
Jaundicei caused by improper action Of the Ltrer
any troubled Jaundice take the lnvgurator
regularly week. and their skin will begin to assume
CostYsness be permanently cured by the 1nvigO-
~ nature her operations By gradually Diminishing
dOse, the bowels left in healthy and active state
rNvery relieved by taking double the Irig
Ordtor which correets AL eldity and sourDess Of the
- For stomach it has equal, asst
lltves all oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating
heartily. ROra family medicine generally allwhc ute
Fl speak In the hiphestterins
DR SASFOR,'s lSrIGORA1CR came TO us recommended
for Liver Complaints and all diseases arising
Physicians In It's favor induced us to tryit, and
conviction is certain 1t is of the hicS
JZsnEs given Dyspeptics, II made complete
cure hefole I'll. first hottie taken, and
eat anything edible without trouble, willie before, moth
-, ing but the ghGst toad would digest, and often u.A
gave pain. Now what want say all readers.
Sisi: Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia trouble Iou do
- fall to try this, the greatest remedy intle word-"'e
: Fact
There has been tried In family remedy
Shicil has met Will snc lnbourde in the
of diseases incident children, DE. SANFohps INvIU
nor is il alone tnTsclsts of children that
III Tor II acts as u Gathurtic so iIltT and gently
- think We are doing service to all In advising them
when they need medicine try this EDDY. TLeIe
that have utder notice VII. GCI
eht has been received In diseases Of the LITER StUTa
aud Bowels, all give
Ihas become useful in family that VIII not dc
IZwthout it.-.JdcISOD6iiit( Ati. } Republican,.
BUTILE.
SANFORD CO., ProprttOrs, 3i5 lTnaGwAy, New York.
y. II. LOGAN a CO., Agents fer Wheeling.
JOHN u. PARK, Cincinnati.
GRO. II. KEYsER. PlttshuIgh " otsnIe Agents.
Au17-Sn-1Y-daN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

FRIEND wOOD 1t long time after at Bliss.
field before the bottle OF Restorative for which
order your agent In Detroit, and when
concluded Try it Mrs MRns hair, tile
power. 1t has done all thNt assured it
woulu do; and others my family and friends having wiz
messed its effects, using Recommending its
others as entitled to tie highest consideration you
forit Again, very respectfully aud truly, ours,
SOLOMON MANN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
: MISCELLANEOUS.
little Giant king of Tooth Ache.

Little Giant King of Tooth Ache.
rTNIIS preparation warranted TO be an lNFALIBiE
i REMEDY for TOOTH ACNE, AND ONE THAT WILL
SOT INJuRE THE rEITiI lthas bsgn used by regular
practicing Ply and Dentists, for number of years,
pronounce the valuable, well per
feet chemical c. mbnations prC'iucrl.a tat
Persons In need article Ofs Kind Nii at
Importance purchasing responsible Druggists,
and thus avoid the poisonous stat a Eed by ire
tEry selling. Q 81 t
Prepares, anu sold Wholesale and fetal by DIsss.I1lN-
DENBERG, Druggist, No, l. Washington Hall, wheeling
Va dec3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
NEW Y0RIl MARKET.

DEC. 12.-Flour heavy; IL 900 bbls sold at
So 5a5, 60 for Ohio and s., oOa5, 30 for Southern,
a declined of &c on each. Wheat heavy, 49,,
900 bushels sold Corn firm. Mess Pork 40c
lower; sales at $15,5ValG,5O. Prime Pork dc.
clined zoe, quoting at $500. Lard advanced
&c, sales at lO3. Whisky declined lie, quoting
at 90 Stocks dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

.S,yi5Jinq."-Our a;niablc and imperturba-
H.. neipbbor OF the Times, disregarding the
advice Of the discreet friend helmet at tue Post
nri.s. has, after digniied silence of few
,l,ys resumed Squirting with his cotempOra,
,iesr The Iatettigeneer printed some six or
,.rer thousand copies of the Presidents Mes
sage. sold them out, and SO stated to the public,
by way of showing the great demand for .5Irst
impressions OF the document. For this i'm
asinary individual, called "squib" for convent
ence is dragged into print, and made to say
that VIC are great humbugs.'
"Squb" being merely the creature Of conve-
pience, liable to explode any minute, we want
notAins to do with him; but to the manager of
the show who has thus forced him before the
audience, we desire to say that all this Yexation
If sprit about our success, Is selfish, covetous
and nnchristianIikc-tha his lodging behind
the unwilling ''Squb" is no less transparent
than contemplate.
We svmpathisc with SQuib, Zero, Saneness,
and the innumerable other unSubstantial, To-
cal.habitaton-less characters, who have been,
from time to time, cruelty forced to speak and
vet sag nothiug," upon this unswept stage.
But that we know them all to be submissive
ruppets to the vii! of the wire-worker, come at
his beck, and speak as he dictates, we should
think they were braiulcss, senseless, wit-bar-
ren set of whipper-snappers. As it is, we pity
them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
ClNclNNATI MARKET.

DEC. -. Flour steady but quiet az $500
for Superfinc, RECEIPTS again large Whisky Ice
firm. Hogs scarce, and held at $3.50. Mess
Pork held at Sl40O. Green meats advanced &C
Lard held at &c higher. The market is gener-
ally buoyant, and somewhat unsettled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR :.
Completely Preserved
TO rEEE GH,EATEsp AGE:::


Nd who that gray would It restored Z" f"r
n color; bald hut would ti ru~ti,
troubled serotUis scsa 7eal. or other eruntlcs
bpe would be cured with sick headache, nsnrGlgslhp
would be 1t viii also all pnps frclu the
face Woods Hair restorative viii do all
this, see circular and and the following:
ANN AFJoB November ., 1856.
PAoF. J. wooDpear Sir have heard ircli SAID q
the wonderful effects OF ltat Restorative bat hN: @
often cheated by quAcGery and
hair dyes, disposed 10 place Your Restorative in
wi, thousand Cndpuc loudly trii
retsd quacs reedes until met you IN county
months since, when you gave such assurance
induced the trial of your Restorative in fanilyrst
by good wife whose hair had become tin and I'll
trey white, aud before eXhaustin Of large hot
lies her hair was restored nearly It's ORIGINAL bsagttul
brown COLOR and had hekened AMI become beautiful and
glossy upOn aud entirely the head; she eAiinueS 10
use ii not simply because OF Its hesutNing tuIctS uFo
the hair, but because Its heHlthpl influence e
head and mind Others Of family and friends are using
Restoratve with the happiGst eGectsi thereiOrc
skepticsn and doubts In reference its charRStar and
value entirely removed; and and do most cordial
w eppiidentally recommend 10y NIL Who Ncui
have their hair restored FROM white or gray by reason of
sickness age to original color aud beauty, ami by
persons who would have their hair beautiful aud glossy.
sflNeryt uiy and gratefully yours,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

.Ncrrg Christmas Many of our confection-
ary. book ard fancy dealers are preparing for
The advent of Christmas Toys, present books,
aud all sorts of fancy articles are handsomely
aud brilliantly arranged. From the magnificent.
display We suppose old Santa Claus with his
BROAD face and little round belly,
That shakes ~Len lie laughs, like bowlful OF jelly,
will cram may a little pocket and stocking this
merry Christmas coming. He is described as a
glorious old fellow, full of humor, full of fun,
loves the children, tries to make them happy,
aud once every year, just as the old corner clock
strikes twelve on Christmas night, the tinkling
Of the bells on his tiny reindeer may be heard,
then his footsteps on the roof, his descent down
the chimney; and after lie has deposited in stock
iuss hanging against the wall, toys for the boys,
dolls for the girls and good things for all, with a
low chuckle, a merry twinkle in his eyes, and
thumb on nose, he quietly trips away. Glorious
Oil Santa Claus For one score years and more
have we known him, and right proud are we of
lis acquaintance. All Young America will hail
his coming with joyous shouts"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
10 ROnSEKEE Fps

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IMPROVED ESANiELED AIR-TIGIT FRUIT JARS!
EENHE only article that be- used after aud
good purpose, for preserving Fruits Yegeta-
br, &C. teir natural The body of the Ware
perfectly suid tile gaize pure 4t glass, and the Jars
all Metallic substance. They free from any
ectiUn poison light, porousness, &c &C. which have
the Jars and Cans made of other materials.
Full directions accompany each Jar. Far sale wholesale
and RETAIL Mt the House Furnishing Store
]. K. DUNBAR 4 CO.,
jy2I lis Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

Rioofay and Accident-On Saturday morn
ing about nine o'clock, two horses attached to
an apple wagon started to run away on Market
street, above Washington Hall. The horses
forming suddenly from the street into vacant
't on tic east side of the street, the driver, u
Young man named Pearson, was thrown from
his seat to the ground and one of the wheels
passed over his head, iniuring him seriously if
not fatally. The young man was taken to the
house Of Mrs Hogc, and DR.. Bates was called
IN The extent of his injuries had not been
ascettained when we made inquiry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

Effect Of ,leG!ousy-AssGuH NTH Intent to
EW-0ne day last week, as we are informed
by gentleman living in the neighborhOOd, a
man named wsercraft, residing on the farm of
the Mcssrs. Buchanan, in Marshall county,
struck another named Garrison, across the head
with poker, iufic,ing dangerous wound
Garrison was bOarder in Wisercrafs house.
Wisercraft suspected Garrison with being inn
properly intimate with his (w's.l wife, and OPP
eating upon this suspicion he proceeded to load
couple of pistols. Seeing Garrison sitting
ty the fire, in rather close proximity to his wife,
he became desperate, and fired both pistols of
at 'andOm. lie then seized a poker, and struck
Garrison as stated. Our informant thinks that
ths suspicious in regard to improper intimacy
wr'c entirely grcuudIess, We did not learn
how the affair ended.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

Tie Htmgfe7d-TLe train on the Henpfeld
Railroad, hereafte will leave the Depot in this
city at o'clock a. N. instead of 0, as here
t fore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

Grooai"g-1'hc country newspapers, under
the Presidents Message and other long yarns.
One editor gives his readers half of the Messege
this week, and the other half as soon as pos
sible. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
WANTED.

WANTED.
w AETED IMMEDIATELY, at ISAAC PRAGER'S, 1873
w Main Street. sufficient number of Ladies and Gen-
tlensen buy cash. Goods lower prices tnn
sold BEFORE The drawing to close, shall sell
from this day, ALL AND ANY ARTICLES In the Fancy
ami Dry Goods line AT 4 GREATREDCCJION.
i would claim particular attention ray stock OF
BLACK SILKS,
or which will sell article worth 81 90 81 12
worth 81 rs ~ e worth 81 90 at 81 Sc, and 9TH
ers In proportion
FRENCH MBRINOS worth 81 25 at sIJ%c; some worth
81 80 81 l2; also Those fine Printed MrrnuEs worth
81 50 at 81 co. and those worth 81 IS at 81 1879.
CauIbrc Bands and other EmbroidcTeS will sell at such
prices rs will, am certain, please every one.
Call and see for yourselves. ISAAC Prayer,
u0v2J 1913 Main Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

Sad Crsualty.-A woman named Mrs. Link,
of Steubenville, was shockiagy burned on
Thursday night last. The Herald says she re-
tired at an carly hour and left candle burning,
near q window, and close by her bed-fron
which the window curtains caught fire, and com
inundated the same to the bed clothes. a lady
residing close by, saw the flames, dashed the
window in, and threw water upon the bed
which aroused the woman, who ran out into the
yard, in the rear of the house, where her clothes
were literally burned Off and were finally ex-
tinguishcd by neighbors, attracted by her cries
for help She was found to be shockingly
burned, from head to foot, and was lingering in
great pain, with but little hopes of recovery
A child, sleeping close by, was also badly burn
ed, and the neighbors who aided in extinguish-
ing the flames, were more or less scorchCd about
the hands, and face. This accident will serve as
a caution to the careless habit Of persons going
to bed, and leaving a candle burning at the bed
side. The only wonder is, that more accidents
Of like character do not occur.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

Nrw ORLEANS, Dec 19-The Star of the
West takes forward two millions and q quarter,
Walker landed at Puenta Arenas on the 25th
November with one hundred and fifty men, en-
tircly unmolested. o
Tic Fashion passed under the stern of the
Saratoga at full speed with only ten men on
deck, and landed the whole parry at Stotts
wharf Walker sent fifty men up the river by
a different entrance.
The Fashion arrived at Aspinwall and was
cooling when Commodore spauIding attempted
TO sieze her papers aud funds. j..
tits supposed the difficulties between Costa
Rica and Nicaragua will be settled without re-
sort to arms.
California news unimportant. The public are
much excited as to the sea-worthiness of the
Pacific mail steamer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

S'ea'iay Bu,ter.-on Saturday man named
.yFas Cline, was arrested for stealing butter
nom the Market Ho use. Aid. Duty held him
IN tie sum of two hundred dollars o answer the
charge Of petty larceny before the county court.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
Second Stock of Fan & Winter

Goods,
GREAT Il EDUCTION IN PRICES!
IJEISKELL & SWEARISGEN will open Wednesday
IL Tiursuy, and Sth Oct their second stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods, all Of which have been purchased
the GIIEAT PASlC,' which has had the effect of
reducing prices goods lower than they have been for
ysarS We determined TO offer inducements
CASH and PROMPT CREDIT buyers. Our stock Is very
complete and embraces immense variety OF desirable
goods ,cU nprising fun assortment OF