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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-11

PRCy DEGRaTH viii be responsible the evil effects
which be produced by counterfeit called Electric Oil
after his remedy IPcrsons will not be cautioned
aud heed his repeated advice through tile and
buy and base article, when the Electric OIL well
known and 50 highly recommended by Mayors Of cities,
Members of Congress. Physicians and Merchants tile
highest standing has shown by certificates published,
and every PhilRdelphnn then they bear the
leaves better than Il began, and cannot ossbly
sroup and teethnE and sdes use II for the skin and pm
pies, complexion, &c. Rheumatism any pain cannot
list Wlten applied.
Sole Administering Department SO South Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
Sc cirfiEcatesfn Weeriy papers.
Price Do 90 and 81 bottle. and has ever
made any real Electric OIL but myself, in this
other city. - r-E sas.s-.
PRoE. CHANTS DEciR,rn dscoveres msuufactur-
CT world OF Electric Oil.
Por saleby 7. II. LOGAN CO., bridge Corner.
Also, by LAUGHLINS' 4 BUSITFIELD,
janl$ Monroe Street.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsnINGToN, 10. 20. 80

WASHINGTON REQ. ~, 1901
SENATE.-Mr. Pearce gave notice of his i'm
tention to introduce bill providing for the time
and manner for the election Of Senator's Of the
United States by the legislatures of the several
States
Additional documents were received from the
President relative to the proclamation of mar
tial law in Washington territory, by Gov.
Stevens.
Mr.. Rusk moved the reference of the creden-
tails of Mr.. Fitch and the proceedings of the
Senate and protest of members of the House of
Representatives of Indiana relative thereto, TO
the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. TOombs-rhese papers were referred to
select committee. The chairman Of committee
on judiciary had indicated his preference for the
course, and in addition to this the committee
had had two or three cases Of that character be-
fore them this session. The committee on ju-
dietary had good deal of business before them
now, and for one he should mot be extremely
anxious to consider this question in preference
to other business already before them.
Mr.. Toucey thought the subject ought to be
referred to select committee composed in part
of opposite parties
Mr.. Rush disliketl to hear insinuations which
had frequently been made, that the Committee
on judiciary was entirely composed Of political
friends OF sitting members. That Committee,
lie believed would examine the question Impair
TALLY, with desire to do no mOre nor less than
equal and exact Justice.
A further debate ensued in which Seward,
Butler ald TruInbull took part. The creden-
tials and protests were referred to the Commit.
tee on Judiciary.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for survey Of
the Ohio river and its principal tributaries, was
taken up, and advocated by Bigler, Pugh and
Crittenden. Opposed by Jones, of Tenn, Green
and Butler. The subject was still pending when
the Senate adjourned.
HoUSE-The House resumed consideration
of the bill establishing collection district Of the
United States, modifying aud amending revenue,
laws, &C., and after long struggle, its enemies
cndeavoring to kill and its friends 10 save the
measure from defeat, it was laid on the table
yeas SO, nays So. ,,5z, ~ -
The submarine telegraph bill from the Senate
was then taken up. Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois,
moved to law the bill on the table--loSt
Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn, moved to commit the
bill to the Committee Of the Whole on the state
of the Onion. Disagreed to yeas SO; nays 1O1.
to the Post Office Committee, and decided in
the affirmative, yeas 90; nays 81.
The House then went again into Committee
of the Whole on the tariff bill
Mr. Boyce said that in June, 1858, there will
be surplus of $43, 100000, in spite of the ex-
trayagant appropriations within the last few
years, hence the necessity Of reducing the rev.
enue. In reply to the question of Mr.. Camp
bell, of Ohio, he said he advocated free trade
and direct taxation.
Mr. Granger advocated the protective policy.
Mr. MillSon opposed the pending bill. 1t re-
duced the revenue without removing public bur-
dens, andwas highly protective.
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T0 INK PUBLIC.

,. ~, iay sold to Messrs. Campbell MeDermOt
,,.,,Ilireneer Office. wereturn our sincere thanks
.,.,, for tie many acts of lindnessws have re-
,.,.r hand. and cordially commend our successors
,,.se. wedocbt not they will ever be found prompt
tive to every department of business, and VIII
,.sod to deserve the patronage of the community.
,o,,. will run to the 18Th instant, and We hope our
mad u, ii, speedily closing Up outstanding
,.,... Of The hrm will he settled by either of the
- md Mr. Beatty will be found at the Oaice for that
BEATTY 1 CO.
-. Oct. sth, 1855.
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CoNnITInN on RAILRoAnS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-The Milwaukic railroad
damaged but slightly, and is now repaired and
trains regular.
Fon Dulac Railroad-No trains leaving. No
thing authentic.
Galena and Main Line-Train sent west this
morning. Forces stationed at the breaks to
transfer passengers and baggage. No freight
received. Fulton line, no trains. Burlington,
no trains Rock Island, no trains from the west,
but it is expected to be in running condition to-
morrow. Alton and ST. Louis trains regular
All the Central Chicago branch uninjured; main
line damaged slightly. Michigan Southern un
injured. Michigan Central; trains regular, but
change cars at Ypsilanti bridge.
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FRoM ATBANY n V


FEB. 10.-Fhe water is not yet receding, al
though no probable rise since four o'clock =
Hogs, masses of lumber, offices, houses, &C.,
are carried off. The damage is still impossible
to conjecture It will be days before a correct
estimate can be made. The fee at the pier is
piled up twenty feet high. The central railroad
freight house, filled with a large amount of
flour and provisions, is surrounded with water.
The canal line warehouse ON the pier is cut
open by the ice and contents carried off
The Mohawk is clear of ice to Schnectaday.
The Hudson river never opened so early but
twice.
The ice is piled fifteen feet high on the Troy
and Greenbush railroad, the entire distance
Citizens and officials are acting energetically
for relief of the suffering.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The water receded considerably last night,
butts still very high
No mail has been received by the Hudson
River r. r.
1t is reported that two families on the island
opposite the city have persisted.
St. Johns church has been seriously damaged
by the food, which ripped up the pcwS.
Much suffering has been Occasioned from the
want of drinking water. All the water pipes
in the lower part of the city either frozen or
submerged.
Largo quantities of grain stored in the second
floors of the warehouses have been damaged by
the water rising above them.
The State street bridge has been raised sever
al feet above the iron columns forming its sup.
port.
The relief committee is very active in relicy-
ing the wants of the destitute, Rndsoup houses
have been opened near the overlooking districts.
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W. noticed yesterday, on board. the steamer
rc some fine imported sheep, which were
tipped by Mr. Brady, of Short Greek, in this
baaty They were destined for Texas, and
re sent down under the charge of Mr.. McKen-
b. Of West Liberty. They were fine speci-
as of Mr. Brady's extensive collection OF
.eled sheep. We learn that Mr.. Brady is
Us actively engaged in importing and breed
: he hest hlools.
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FROM MEXICO

Vera Crnz, dates to the 18th ult. have been re-
ceiyed from the city of Mexico.
The country continues distracted with inter
nal conmotion. Tho POtosi insurgents have
been dispersed.
Fears arc entertained Of ffilibuster invasion
Of lower California from San Francisco.
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RIYER. -ANn WEATHER-

PIrrsHuReH, Feb. 10, noon.-Riyer l6 feet, Q
inches, falling Weather cold aud clear
CINCINNATI, Feb 1O.-Weather clear aud very
cold MAJ n5Td most last night iser TislngEap
water IN the channel. Navigation difficult.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. I0.-Riyer rising. Over z
feet in Indiana Chute, feet in middle Chute
I4rEs beats are going over the falls
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FROM ST LnuIS-

FEB 1O.-Thc river has fallen six inches aud
still receding slowly. Weather cold. Freezing
hard. Less ice running than yesterday. The
steamer Vienna sunk on Saturday in the Hi
nos river. 1t is feared the ice syill tear her to
pieces. Valued at $l2 900. Iasared for 81, 600.
A portion of the track of Tefre Haute road be-
tween Bloody Island and Illinois town SUBJ
merged Missouri river open to Weston. The
Mississippi to Keokuk.
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new counterfeit $50 bill on
Southern Bank of Alabama has made its APP
france. Between the signatures should be a
instead of steamboat, as in the counter
4. and instead of the word "ffty, printed on
|, dsbt end, the figures $50 should appear on
upper right corner of the same.
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.InSS az nnTTnN

MoHmE, Ala, Feb. 9.-The shippers cotton
presses in this city has been totally destroyed
with from 10 to $4,000 bales Of Cotton. Loss
estimated at 100000. The origin Of the ca
lamity is unknown.
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FIRE

New YoBK, Feb. IO.-Boscl's cabinet ware.
house, in BECKER St, was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss estimated at $4,000 Bosch
and his wife both persisted in the flames.
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The Committee on Coal Banks, was ordered
to.take a measurement Of the quantity Of coal
taken out of the bank worked by John Me-. pre.
On motion, the Committee on Real Estate
were ordered to examine and report upon room
for the Clerk office
Petition Of the Wheeling Riaemen was gran.
On motion of Mr.. Clayton, the Committee ON
Streets and Alleys was ordered to Inquire by
what authority the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have shut up the west end of South
street Adjourned ts
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-. IlIORkEsPONDENTS

.,r,ernIng subscription, advertising or other
ls Of the In'elIsenerF should De addressed 70
the editorial deart,men. o. the psPSr
Ia u,,nr. writing for publication, will please write
lSe side Of the paper ra.., o,,,,,. =.
S IF a 'sass S@si to s than
~, ,tl. rEise receive
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SRIZEn

NEw YoRE, Feb 1O.-The schooner Jane p.
Glover has been seized by the ., s. Marshall as
a SLAYER. She WIS recently purchased by .
Cuban, who has fed to Havana
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FROM KANSAS.

. NEw York, Feb 10-Letters received from
Kansas, say that the joint committee Of both
Houses Of the Territorial legislature have repOr.
ted in favor of taking cencus, preparatory to
convention for State Constitution.
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CHURCHES OF waEEI.INo4.

20. the Information Of strangers visiting the city, pub
h' OF the different Churches, and their
't p'e 0l mee'lng. II there are any mistakes,
81 .s .'e correction with pleasure:
>. Corner Monroe and Byron
lsY' + T. FtAkiss' RECTOR morning services lu
~ ,.s Al,s rs,l' .sN, :,
=. Sscc.la'' Main street between First and
sssoil, Oeue Mneeilns' Rev. u. X WAENEH, Pastor;
Sr.s w oeoeE. evening, "
NV. r. II. WEED Pastor FOuFthst,
pooo. -"N t4''S' services morning apo AFTER
Ssoo,1 ,,-..,,,.,,o, ,,.,..,.. -,
Market ccn,r .an anu
T5ird rss,ss go. anu
Tabert a.. so,,b yyte.I,r ne. = ~, '-I
oes morning and evening.
F;,,.,fE frs.,,,,.ri,,., No, ~, ,,-.
between ya.hinetop and ma
evening. '''s' '-O'''''F anu
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NEw YoRK, Feb lO.-The Fall River Com
pany hive s,Stelletl two steamboats-te make
another effort to open navigation Of the Sound.
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CiT Council. Council convened last night
at the usual hour. Sixteen members were pres
cut The minutes of last meeting were read
lnd received.
The official bonds of Joseph Forsyth and
Sames 5, Melvin were read and received.
The resignation of James R, Baker, as a mem
''F Of the City Council from the 9th ward, was
seadand accepted.
on ru0tisn, the Council went into an election
% till the vacancy.
James Wilson and Andrew Wilson were nom
matte, , as candidates. The vote stood James
"''s0ns, Andrew Wilson, 9. Andrew Wilson
elected.
AT. Jacob moved to postpone the election of
Assessors until Tuesday evening, the 18th inst.
AR FendietOn moved to postpone the election
" city printers, and that committee Of three
% appointed TO receive proposals from the diff
I ,i papers. Mpssrs Moods, Sweeney, aud
LIST were appointed on said COMMITTEES.
VA notion, the election of officers for the Fire
department. was postponed until the next meet
Report from the committee on Coal Banks,
SSe.aeernins the coal bank now worked by John
N LGFe, was read and adopted.
report of Henry Sharp, Street Commissioner,
vas rad and received.
Report Of committee on accounts read and
adORed.
Ioe Committee on accounts recommended that
91pS aeE method should be adopted in refer
si" to disbursements for the Street Commits
y. IN melton, Recommendations of the COM
I'''ee were referred to the committee ON or
!, Report Of John Irwin, read aid received, and
dis fees ordered to be paid
S,, N motion, the sum of 5000 was voted the
n. Sss' Commissioner, to make the necessary re-
T'iIS on the streets.
REPORT of Superintendent of Water Works
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a., again ready serve my old customers at the stand
:. "a, recently burnt out. have everything the
Is before. Calls are solicited from the public. All
- MATHEW MNADB.
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ST. LorIs, Feb. 10, Eve.-The River has re-
coded about one foot since morning-still falling.
Weather very cold-freezing hard. Several ar-
rivals from below, but navigation very much
impeded, owing TO the floating ice. No news
from above.
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SERIOUS FRESHET.

RocnEsrRr, n. Y, Feb. 1O.-A serious freshet
in the Gcnessee river. several bridges ann build
ings carried over the falls Only one bridge now
remaining in the centre Of the city. Pedestri-
ans are using the canal aqneiluct.
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odd FELLOWS DIRECTOIIY

vtrSInIns Lodge No. SHEETS every Thursday
evening Hall, of Market and Monroe streets
JosEru FoRsYTH. n. g.; B. II. Carr, Secretary.
Monday evening. TnoNAs MoOnuE4p, N. e.; W. ?. No.
KtEUey, Secretary. -F-.r-..
WIN. Tell Ledge No. 33.-Meets as above eve
ry Wednesday evening. Joux wEsoERsER, n c.; .John
SGIdde, Seerrtnry. .., -
wheeling E.odEe No. 59.-Eeets every Monday
evening at the HAIL. corner Market and Quincy Streets
sAxPsoS MARRIOTT, n. g.; T.soburn, Secretary
PnuOIn Lodge NO. S3.-Meets above every
Friday evening. ). L. maxwell, n. Oh W ". blanchard
Secretary.
Abrams EncnnPment M. l.-MeetS at the
Hail. corner Market streets, the FIRST and th
Tuesday evenings each month. wy. ztSE, c. Pr S. VI
Pearson, Scribe.
WIN. Tell EncRmPment No. 3A.-Meets as
above the second FOURTH Tuesday evenings of each
month CHARLES D1cKNAN, c. p; n. Steger, Scribe.
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EU GlNE M. WILSON,
AtIOrney az law ana Real RStule Agenl
IVTNNNA MIArRTrSfH1fA TEsIS

MILL enter lands lOan money, attend 70 Western
( w investments gensTaily--ior cfheEs
AllFge quantity nj Real always hand for sale
BE WI md he I6Ha land sales tie sth Or May next
brnuRht Into niaCElt.s ift
REtERENeE:I-S. Brady, ESQ, n Z ~ Bank D. C. Lis.
klq Bank OF W b cling, HOa. fry, james PAni R
3IessFs Tailant Dellplain. fsbs-Sii =
I0Ic1SIE9 = jan, jast Feetflea And e SSls "
eess eDWARDs mo.
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WESTERN EMIGRATION has set in, or at least
& at portion of it that travels by the river. We
lced boxes, bags, old trunks, bedding, and all
Iaraphernalia of household equipments stow
away in the bOats; while inside the cabin
ne John, Dick and Joe, the old man and wife,
dressed up, aud anxious to be "agoin" on the
ay West. Some of them are curious speci-
cas-, sure enOugh-ncvcr were out much be-
Fe-aui the arrangemcntof the boats, and the
"a of putting such loads of freight aboard,
Is something decidedly new. We may as
tllmention that party of this kind, that is an
man, his wife and some eight or ten chill.
Fen, visited this establishment yesterday, to
how they printed papers by steam. They
slbecOme impatient of waiting so long at the
lnlug, and wisely concluded to turn their time
practical account. They were shown through
nr establishment, and at their departure CRATE
bly, acknowledged they had learned several
new wrinkles about printing papers.
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I'M VTELLIGENGER.
5z55a3Y MORN: FEBRUARY ii, 1857
NEwSPAPERS.

~ -bo do not give express notice 70 the con-
as Wishing to continue their s9oscF'
W order the tliseontinuauce of their peri
,abs:R;:sss ~ continue to send them until all ar
S. arc Psid ,, or refuse to take their periods
I'll scbssrtesrs ~ bc they are directed, they are held
ths SI tSty have settled the bill and ordered the"
Istiaaed ,.,,,,e to other places without Inform
and The papers are sent to the FORMER d.
~ hey sd that refusing to take periodic
-Is Courts ~ removing and leaving them uncnlled
rtsl the S S,ig, evidence Of Intentional fraud
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JAS. M. DILLON.
-1O2 MARK Ell STR EEI,


L EEPS constantly hand. Gas fixtures, lead and
N Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead. Al kinds and sizes
Of Brass Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles and Steam and
Water GuaEs, LII and Force Pumps, sinks, Bathing Tubs,
Of ali Thieknesses, Antetion Metal, Pure HancH, Tin,
Zinc and Anthony, the Celebrated fROY BILLS and the best
Crucbells in the country.
~ Also, Poly's Improved and patent Chain Pump,
which decidedly the greatest pump Of the age, the right
to put which In Towns aud Counties In Western Virginia
will he sold on fair term.
Galvanized Iron Tubing, IneoTrOsive, and for
ductnR, pressure pipe, for hot cold water aud
cally for deep wells preferable Ia, and cheaper than Lead
Pipe.
k Aqueduct Pipe constantly hand any size guam
tlty Of which can he furnished short notice.
~ dElsh IDaidJor OLD Copper, BrassafHd Lead.
noVia-d2nV&viy
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Ar ~ Z ~ EiEAl SALE

THE subscriber offers for safe FaFm containing $50
acres OF which about 100 cleared and under good
fence The balance being well mbersd and 81 Of il
neOscd tits excellent Stock farm, welt supplied with
failing sprnRs Of water. The improvements
hewed log house, 20 II bS g. double barn. with sheds, and
other out budlni orchard Of grated fruit trees
bearing Said farm In West Rndey taWpship
Washington Co.. Pa, SIX miles from West AlexHndri and
IL miles from West UniOn in Marshall Co., Va. II the
farm shsuld BE- sold by the LIST Of March, , y
Will be for rent Possession be had ON the LIST Of April
next. Terms made tn suit the purchaser.
Application be made to the subscriber 81 West LIB
erty, Ohio Co., VA Vim Mcfarland the premises
ROBERT MCFARLAND.
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Attachment.

The Central Ohio Ban, Road Company
The object OF this suit Rttash, In the hands Of VIII
Ham D. Terry j. DeRmpH respectively, agents
the said dsfendsHts and Michael Herr, doing business
the Fn Of Michael Herr Co., eaeF Of them. any
moneys estate belonging the said defendant,
the Central Ohio Rail Road Cpmpany, 70 Thatcher Per
kIns, SnpeTuteBdent 81 satd Central Ohio Rail Com
Paay, and All funds which ule saf Terry DeTamP. Or
either 4he may have reeeiVe transportation
freight passengers said Central Ohio Rail Road
amy monsys which the eald MIehae Herr 90. may
the transpOFtatO OF freight said Central no Rail
Road Suicisney thereof % satisfy and pay the com
Pianans demand Of Sll0 With Interest and costs q suit
having eIsr lie Appearances and Il Appearing y an a-
DART Rcd IN tbs cause, that L 4 resident Of the State
o. Htnaon motion Of the pairtiR ~ attorney, & IL
ordered that appear here ithn Jnenth amer due
publication % this order and do what may be necessary
10 protect 81 interests, and that copy OF said order be
forthwith inserted 10 some ne published Ia the city
q Wheeling for four posted at the
fFO1t Court House Of Ohio county TIE Glst
day Of the next County Court llgld for said comfy
AS0Fy-rests' 80
IP.naleton sol for eouanT4l 49,;
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n IS NOT q DYEI

Grey hatred Ball. PpeTR5s IcfI Sl lliu1aGg ofGss
AdtF Or sci.7. Felld ele li.lgleiag, dad lgdgs q
MIS- $ A ALIENS WORLp9S HAIR REST0REiL
Rev. n TiIAcIIER (65 year. aEcl PIt4AeF, Chrn-
County, n Y "Aiy FCstSfUd tslIs lfaral
color and ceases t0Eln.s
Rev. Vim. CUTTER. I'd. lIotheFB slaElElus n = -lgy
hSr changed to its Touin soS,
&C."
Rev b :. STONE D. D. ceOeord. n h. "lly Aar.vAieh
grey. is restored to tts eoloF, &e''
Rev. ID CLENDENISt Ga1eagD, m s1ean sd
mony, lnd feoOlnnend it % ny fFiEnda."
Rev D. T. WOOD, HlIddIetoWu n T. slfy ouu hair hss
greatly tiekeIe unA also thEt % % ny hlIy.
becoming bald. &c"
p. TUSTfN, chareston, g C. enc White haIrIs
beeolling ehvisted, and usH hair lsFIlinE. Ge-"
Rev A. RRINk, SILVER creeE, n. Y ''lt has pTO1lcs1
good eject hair. and can aud have
Rev. JOS MCKEE, Pastor q WFst D. r ChlEeh, ). r.,
recommends u.
Rev. D. NORRIS cross River, n. +, also, sd
Mira Rev. H. a. PRATT, lfnDlen, n. T.
We tait s1sH this list tie afoVe fan t8enuVne-
TRf IT! Sold by Al the principal uerehaata Cuitea
states CahE ad Canada Wholesale depot, No.
- hroone STREET New foE sone dealers ~ 70 sen aF-
elss Instead Of this which tleg make inr nTuFf II a.
write TO depot for circular and Information.
ncf1sssnasIaW
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio Lodge No. IO1.-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market and Monroe rst third
day evenings of each month G. W. sIuHrs W. n; AEe-
andev LauShLin, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 19S.-Mests as above on
tie frat third Thursday evenings Of each month. F. A.
BEExT11xoER, W. NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter Ne. 10.-Meets as
above on the second Monday evening Of each month. VIC
scorr, H. p; S. W. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EsnchmPment Ne. 1.-Msets as
above the fourth Monday evening of each month. WI
BATS, G. C., A. Lorfa0, Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-11

EEw oRLEAas, 1O-shes 600 Cotton to-day;
holders demand advance; mddllns Orleans l269hc.
MOIasses &c. Mess Pork 1885, Other articles
changed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-11

ctSCtSNATi, Feb. ln-Elour unchanged and dull Whisky
hrm 2tc, but the demand s less active Provisions quiet
and unchanged Meas Pork firm at $3.50. Lard lie for
prime In bbs. Other articles unchanged.