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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

IN after Monday 49, 1857 and until further notice. rs
sp,er will leave foot Of Dgane as follows VN
DI'NKIRK EXPRESS, at 6 am, for Dunkirk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at am, for Buffalo
MAIL at IN, for Dunkirk snd Buffalo and inermedlsts
stations.
bersst via Permont for Suaes and intermediate stations
WAY PAssENG GER at pm. for Newbursh Adassovs.
and intermediate stations. ,,.
EMIGRANT at pm, for Duntrk and Buffalo and Inferno
Gate stations. - - $3.50, ,,,,,n.v.
EXCEPTED
RIGHT EXPRESS a. pm. for Duntirk every Day.
NIGHT EXPRESS 81 5 pm, for Buffalo, every day
These Express Trains connect at Emira with the bpaA
Gar sndsieua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Nisga Fshs at
Binghemton with the Syracuse and Bnghsmton Aros f
syrscuse at Corning with Buffalo Comm. and New fcft
Railroad for Roehe,r Great BEND with Delaware, laefN
wanna Western Railroad for Scranton; at HornssSNs
with the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Buhso
RnH,o and Dunlirk with Lake Shore Railroad for oevS
hpA Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit Chicago, DC.
' HOMER RAMSDELL President
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

TUESDAY, May I2.-COFFEE=We Quote Rio Al before M
l ior iar 70 good fair for good and for
and We quote avn do at 1b15%c The Rio Coffee
here S about bags but Of other descriptions there
FLoUR-The stock q CITY Mills Flour it is said Is near
Street Extra al M oSSy 81 1V4 dds H9g9rd
Howard Street do at $7eaK@115, and CITY Mills DO al
Corn Meal Tor CoIntTy and 80 50 sF bS Tor Cit
Wheat sold at 1sH9l9Oc for fair to prime
our brought 1856 which hgury is an advance Of loo psr
busheI on the outside quotation of yesterday There
heard Of sale Of 94O6 bushels prme do out Of
store at It's OfCorn there about 5000 bushels offer
7597ec for yellow For prime lots the market ESS
firm at o1tsde quotations. There Rive market
continue firm. There were some 1000 bushels al arEet
mostly NtEEtna Oats nearly AL Of which changed at
vana do at s5SSso -''4 N'1 ~ sN' ana FehnSE''
MoLAssEsWe quote as before, clayed Cubs at 52955c
MnscovaO do. in hhds at 6G66c, in bbls at 69965c
English Island Mt 5696Sc New Orleans at I2976c Re
hned Syrup Is selling at ThGOTSo.
Provisions Both Bacon and Huk Meat could be readily
sold at the prices obtained day two since but the hold
sIs are generally demanding an advance: We note Eaes
for Shoulders, 12c Sides We note also GaIe AZ
80 tierceg Fancy Hams at and Bulk Sides
Is nothing Of doing in barreled Meas s
held firmly $28 259&23 So quote Prime ut SIC
es and BS se,.ern ab 1sH Sa
packed Nell, and quote Lard at 14c for City and 4
l42fc for Western Leaf Lard.
RcEWe quote Rice ranging from AZ to &c Tor fan 70
prime parcels
csc Alum, ii5 for SSIshai's and jenny
Darcys Fine and 1000 for Astons Duk Salts duh and
which bought al Q5c bnshel 2sc has We
been offered r II and refused st. Ubes SAT- Is nominal a
su6ARswe quote a. before Parto Rico Sugar at 8f0s5
9Sl2 fair to prime qualities Cuba and English Island
90 a and refining grades do at &lO,
note sales of city Whisky at sac; ennsylva
MIA do at S2H9SSe
--s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

MAY 18.-Wm. j. Culin, of Indiana, has
been appointed to the northern SUPPLEMENTARY
of Indiana affairs, vice, Hueschmann, removed.
Andrew w. Fitch, appointed agent of Michigan
Indians, vice, Gilbert, resigned. Fayette Nc
'ce of q the eFt9y
With view to convince purchasers to invest
in lands in Kansas, at the approaching June
and July sales, the Treasury Department has
made arrangements by which parties in New
York, Philadelphia, or any other point on the
Atlantic may deposit money here in any sums
with the treasurer, to send 20 hcassistant treas
urer at St Louis, fifty transfer drafts of thou
sand dollars each which, with those of the large
sums now on hand, will be sufficient to meet all
possible demands.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
ARRIVAL. OF THE pRoMBTHEUs.

New oRLEANs, May ls.-The steamer Prone.
theus, from Havana, arrived here to-day. She
brings California mails to the goth ult, being
two weeks later.
The steamer Geo Law left Aspinwall on the
81, zoo, 900 in specie, for New York.
The news from California present no new fea-
ture of importance.
The Havana correspondent Of the True Delta
says that private lettelshas been received sta
ting that Gen. Walker had evacuated Rivas, and
Juan Del Sur
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

RIvER NEws.-Water s feet 10 inches.
@Arrirala-Prima Donna, from Pittsburgh
Forest City, from Pittsburgh Convoy, from
Stenbenville ~
Dsparturea,-Prima Donna, to St. Louis. j
y. Ford, TO Louisville Forest CITY, to Pitts.
6nrgh. Convoy, to Stenbenpille. Lotus, to
Parkersburg. Nebraska, to Sunfish.
The Jane Franklin broke her shaft YESTERDAY.
and was tOwed up by the Lotus.
STEAMBOATS, SrNKs--We learn from the Du.
buquc Express, of the 9th, that the pilot of the
steamer Courier, brought the intelligence that
the Courier and Areola were both sunk in Lake
PSpIn, the ArcOla being a total wreck. Her cab
IN Is literally smashed in pieces, and her en-
gines broken and standing perpendicular in the
water. The Courier was sunk, and her main
deck about six inches under water. Both boats
were heavily loaded with freight considerable Of
which is totally destroyed
WRECK OF THB H. 4. YBATl4AN-It has been
heretofore stated that the a. 7. Yeatman had
sunk above Lake Pepin. Tho Prescott Times
says:
Contrary to expectation, in the efforts to raise
inc d. l. Yeatm0n she broke in two, and is a
complete wreck. The machinery. furniture,
stores, dc, were mostly saved and brought
down to Prescott in barge on Tuesday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

NEW YoRG, May 1SFlour aTm 900 bbs sold Ohio !,
nnSh9nged, sales at SI7T5. Wheat Depressed; 10000
oShes sod quotations nominal and declined 2c white
adyaneed Sc salss o. Genesss at $780, Illinois
Cln uIn uO 6uEhels sold; white unchanged stS9c
eaeS OF mixed % sS6c Cotton heavy with 1910
shss a decline Of middng Orleans quoted a
Sps Tnrpsnine Arm. Bacon quiet. Linseed on declined
lc Lard very arm. Lead quiet. Tobacco firm. TalloV
I0HsFt sales At 1llS The auction sales Of day
showed an advance for good and fair grades Green TeGl
bfouRht la prices Hemp quiet previous rates Bee
markets Depressed dull receipts Of AOt
quotations 9l2s prices easier but unchanged Sheer
The SsinS market e generally Unchanged sales ii SIC
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
RIVER AND MEATHRR

PrrrsBURon, May Noon.-River 6 feet
8 inches, falling. Weather cloudy, with the ap-
pearance of rain.
CINCINNATI, May Ia River falling, with 10
feet water in the channel. Was raining greater
LoulsurLIE, May 1s.-River falling rapidly,
Mercury 66 dogs. o
ST. LOUIS, May 18.-River swelling slowly.
at this point, and all the upper streams arc in
good boating order. Weather clear and pleas.
ant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

AMERICAN ORGAN FOR sALEs.-Mr. vespasian
Ellis, editor and proprietor of the american
Organ, at Washington, states, in his issue Of
the 9TH instant, that he has decided to resume
the profession of the law, and devote himself to
professional business, in the Court Of Claims
and other Courts of Columbia, and, therefore,
he wishes to sell his printing establishment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

Day GoODs TnADE.-Thc New York Zndepen.
dent says the dry goods trade is becoming daily
less active, both among importers and jobbers.
The trade for the season has not equalled expec-
tation. The auction sales have been large, but
the prices realized have been far from satisfac.
tory. The demand is slack, and fears are enter
tained of greater competition with foreign goods
IN the Gall; but the rise in the price of wool
should serve to check these fears.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

Two steamboat captains were lately fined
5000 each for landing paupers in ST. Louis In
the first instance the captains acted from benevo-
lentimpulse and in ignorance of the ordinance;
and in the second, was ignorant both of the or.
dinance and that he had pauper on the boat
The fines arc inflicted under municipal law
which tits stated will be vigorously enforced.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
81 TMLEC4RAPtl.


cISCINN1FI, Nay 1S-Four buoyant hut hardly 40 arm:
sales Of 100 bbS Of for Euperne and S6Be715
for choice and extra WhentrecelPts very light
n good dehand; sales Of white at 75@c Oats active;
t09l buseS sold at 6@6l Whisky lower and dull sales
loo bbls at 29c. Bacon and Bulk tending
500 bids sold Of 981I5 for shoulders Sides 50 hhds
unchRnVed - s'H>'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
MISCEI1L AN.EOUS.
.Atnertoan Wines and Rranau.-

@34A0440anE w mes ana BRANDY
CiMcillHatt 0rGtlds aRd zafss's 1sGtiid 6rands
SPAEAIING CATAWBA, Quarts and Piuts) The rival
Wines. = M
.CATAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from CntaTba Vine.
STRICTLY pure for medical purposes unriyalvd.
DIRECTIONS.
Keep the Wines in q ho'tsot oositioH, and cellar
In coli aOsIther the SPARKLING WINES shan ta,l
footns at the
perataEe Of about TOdegrees, that the Wines ven
warmed through. ttf7afr =
Ice should never be used In SPARKLING OATAWBA.
WINES fOrIt Injuries their flavor, and diIueS
the Wines thus destroying their character. The
too sentative to bear Ice. A
~ In Offering die above Wines to the notice OF the
pubc Ne desire to assure all persons who may
purchase them that they the strictly PrRE JUICE
UATAEBA PE free from any and every form Of aulter
atom and containing alcohol that which
from the natural process Of fermentation.
The Barking CATAWBA IL not made to a
foreign article whatever but It designed just what
Champagne 10 FRENCH "SparklIng Wine Here tile re.
sembance the American Grape Is far
and fTuY In ttS favor makes delicious wine. The
prejudice In favor otthe article regarded
prejudice only and inconsistent with true taste and IB
ment,
most tonic for nYalds, and for
purposes u e wholly unexeeptionabIe.
The BRANDY made from the OataFba Grape differs In
material degree from Ordinary French Brandy of course;
but At the same time 1t possesses all those qualities which
should superior article kind when
other purposes It cannot be over estimated.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
apI-daW GENERAL AGENTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

WArGH's ITALIA.-By reference to our adver-
Using columns it will be seen that this splendid
panorama closes at Washington Hall, on satur-
day next Those who have not yet seen Italia,
should hasten TO do so, tits certainly the most
beautiful painting ever exhibited in Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

0lNE9AL 40BHT1s
& z Y Dyott Sons, 1sa n. "a street. New
more guspare BFotherss Gay and Penna. Avenue Ci
SInnat1s John D. PARK Chicago barclay BFother5 Ris q
j. WFlght %. - Vttsapel
Sold BY Langhns& Bushhed Wholesale Agents North
Western virginia; =. n. Logan Co., and other ruEst.
Snd generally throuEhon The United staes and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
FROM NAVY vOpE

MAY 18.-!The Cunard Steamship Africa,
Captain Shannon, sailed to-day with nearly a
million and half in specie. She takes nearly
two hundred passengers, including Hulseman,
the Austrian Minister
The Empire City, from Hayanna, with dates
to the eighth, has arrived.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

Grent Improvement in silk Hats.
WIS Improvement consists Of combination prtncG-
l. pies TO render the Six Hat band, slight wear,
as SON and pleasant to the head @ Hat without In
jury TO Its durability This has long been desIdefa-
tum and by those combinations, have succeeded
ing this object which combines the GoneSs of the Felt Hat
with the beauty and dressy the SILK
from s Yielding readily conforms to the shape of
BILE and Inconvenience Of conforming and shaping
principle of the conformauer embodied in the Improve
ment.
We have Bebee, oakford other most fashionable
Eastern styles Of hats, SD. HARPER 8 SON. $
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

TuASKs.-Mr. Geo. Dalrymple, of Adams
Express, placed upon our table yesterday morn
ing, package of late Philadelphia and Balti-
more papers, forwhich he will please accept our
thanks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

FALSE ALAnN.-There was false alarm Of
fire yesterday evening, caused by the ringing Of
the bell of the Hope Company fora meeting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

Tnr CRcrlr cOiulpT meets this morning. The
criminal docket, we understand is light, and the
civil docket about an average one
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

10 Single copies ofthe FeeEly batellgeneer,
containing the news of the past week, may be
had this forenoon, price cents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

Tue ELEcTEoN.-Inasmucha as numerous errors
have occurred in the report of Conductors and
Superintendants of the election to be held this
month, we have been at some trouble to get
the names of the Conductors and Superintend-
ants, aud the officers to be voted for.
Tho eIectionis to be held on the 2sth day of
May.
= The names of the Conductors and snperin-
tendants are:
D1srmcT No. 1-ifcConnera Preeinet-John
H. Oldham, Conductor; Geo. Frazier, Robert
Stewart Samuel Oldham, James Robinson and
John Pearson, Superintendent.
at BrOthsrton's-John E. Sisson, Conductor;
Robert Williamson, Joseph Carson, Abraham
Beagle, Andrew Yates and John Gilmore, Su-
perintendcnts
DrsrRlor No. 2-At Vest Liberty. VIM
b. Curtis. Conductor; GreenbnrY D. Boner
Josiah Morgan, Mason NJ Dunlap, Joseph
Waddlc and Andrew Mitchell, Supcrinteudents
DIsTRIcT No. 3-Woods Ran Precinet.-Isaa
Kelley, Conductor; Elijah Pogue, A. Wilson
Kelley, a. A. Allison, Abraham McColloch and
Jacob Bruner, Superintendents.
AtkimSon Precinct.-Jamcs Snodgrass, Jr.,
Conductor; William Atkinson, Samuel McCol-
loch, Geo. Sawtell. Daniel Harris and Thomas
McCOrd, Superintendent,
DISTRICT No. 4-At Triadelphia.-David
Armstrong, Conductor; N. H. Garrison, Jas
Vance, VIM. Faris Jas. McMurry and VIM.
Boggs, Superintendent.
DISTRICT No. 81 tho First Yard Hosl
House-Elijah Day, Conductor; Neil McNaugh.
ten, Hiram Young, A. j. Sweeney, I. H. Logan
and WIN. Jordan, Superintendants
DISTRICT No. at the Court House-Wm.
NJ. BerryhiIl, Conductor; John Knote, Robert
Hamilton, Alexander Paxton, Rob't Morrison
and Jas. Bodley, Superintendent.
DIsrmcr No. Id Fourth Yard Hose
Hous&-John H. Tsppau, Conductor; E. G.
LETTERS, James II. Ewing, Henry Kurtz, D.
Kennedy and l. z. blanchard, Superfntendents.
DtsTmcr No. s.--At the 9th Ward Public
School Rauss-Matthew B. Reed, Conductor /;
a. G. 0sbun, JAS Wilson, N. f. McNaughten,
John Cloudy and And. Wilson Superindents.
III The School House in tie Ioon Of Soutk
Wheeling- William b. Marlin, Conductor; ;
Lloyd G. Hughes, Samuel OFT, WIN. Kryter,
james NJ Wheat and Joseph Wood, Superin-
tendents
A"s O1AACsIs 70 De Voteo LOT IN all the pre-
cincts are, an Attorney General, State Senator,
Commissioners of the Board of Public Works,
member of Congress, and two Delegates to the
General Assembly.
In addition to this, in the LIST District (AIcCou-
nS'rs and Brotherton's) and in the 9Th District
18th Ward School House and South Wheelinel
an election will be held for Justice Of the Peace
in each; in the Sd District Woods Run and
AtkinsOn's) an election will be held for a JUS
tice of the Peace and Constable, and in the 4th
District Crriadelphia) an election viii be held
for Constable.
p,r.. ~. 49, en.s, - -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
No. 9 Washington Han

No. = Washington Hail.
TAKE pleasure In Informing my friends and patrons Of
Wheeling and Its vicinity and the citizens GENERALLY that
have Just received the aTgeB hnCSt and selected
summer UsaE3 that have offered The citizens Of
wheeling and Vicinity; all OF which prepared 10 make
~ abort notice. An goods warranted 70 be as rep.
resented sale.
Ihave just received large stock Of euss Furnish
Ing GoodSt such white, co0Ftd and arseaae shirtS
ana shirt CoaF1, SIX Cotton and MeFinO Under Shrts,
k Cotton, Linen and iJaneB Draws ek ana Linen Hand.
Cotton and Lrle half Hose,
piaip black and faney stoeES, TIES CsvatS, - a.
J.. Il. STALE3EAT.
mh2s Merchant Tailor, No.9 NYa6hiaetoa Han
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New York Advertisements

5,7 7-7--- ----74i
AEnRRTc T9SS a =. M, - ,,,.,
= - -. q I'LL
s.''s ea S2 ytnee no. SeU' broadway
- - - ( Nse - LotE.
E1GEd1SYF IMPORTANT '3ECO
RRCTfRIRRA, LIQUOR RlEGECIT NTEs
AND SYTTGbTsTSsS=I n a. nm ~ = y 70
mn EETTGTlNy 4 S%tTSDSs
VI Avo,,,,,SS NJ NJ, + = ,, IA "
EhAFOhlNGS To lPRODUCE AC-A MOMENTS NOTICE
7h EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
has lately made great improvements In
ss OF business Tue navortnE8 are put up In packs
% sDtFif ~ bit th
CoRIac either iSr ~ Soi, IToiaS, ia P1SiSt I
hics and st. CroIx Rum 1Sts and
Scotch YhskeV Apple Peach Cherry and RaSDlerry rRn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

REMOVAL.
ENHE Subscriber pleasure Informing the public
In general and HE customers and fcnds In particular,
that he inteRdS 70 REMOVE his heavy and
FuphtOun blG stock OF GlO1htuW
10 the apacious No ~ Main street, heelnR,
lately occupied by A. Pollock aud below ROemeF
BrOtheF'S Dry Good stoFe which place invite al
friends want Of Clothing call alter the rst
April mhlSl JACOB STEINFELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
Important Notioe.

AAI4NUL DtlLlD INVb4UOs1
pEING DESTROYS Of selling out my large stock Of French
ID BrAndieS French and German Wines Imported Whis
keys, and Domestic Liquors Of All knS Also large lot Of
the beat imported CigarH and different other aTtteeA-I
hereby inform MY customers aud the public that viii sell
from date, for CAsH Wholesale and RETAIL at
reduced price, aud cheaper than other establishment
adord II any person shOrl0 be willing to buy my
ERE STOCK, viii set the price BLoW The eoSt.price
Persons knowing themselves indebted
to cali and sEEILE. CONRAD STROBELI
~ No. III Main street,
Near the Wire Suspension bridge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
Frenoh HorticjIlture,

MR. GREsSE, FRENCH HORTICULTuRlsT, lately Ar
M rived from france, beg5 leave TO inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Wheeling that he has opened
Nam ST. No t4s where be found rich assortment Of
lan Bulbous trees Flower Seeds and others, together
with ne collection Of OamelIas PGEOtdS AFbOreGS,
Dwarf Toilet Orange trees, RhodOdedndrums, AEaIeas,
AUc6G zdOcd, and rich collection Of 500 varieties Of
Rose OF the dntSt kinds cultivated In krapce
There also ne assortment OF fruit trees, such Pear
Apple, Plum, Apricot Grapes-to be sold very
prices. No. 1S4 Main ST., Wheeling. my1-iStd%
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BooKs 5fat5IoneT5T-

BOOKS, btatIoner5F zee.
~. G. ORR No. III Main street. Tsal ihs
g ssntop Of ne rssdlns q The
9Tae % ht9 nsls large cad veil selected 3oniS
y al Paper Ee. II Is his Intention ee ~
H 2 La o. articles E11aly kept IN bis Give
him a eau ana jan Win not fan 70 be satisea Sfh botS
stock and pTIees. = SeA
large invoice % Wan Paper on the way which YIN Be
IeadytaI inspeett0n In \ few DAYS. C-h6
17I6T MI
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The business the arm win be settled by either Of the
and Mr.. beatty found At The once for that
Pur2ohs. BEATTY 4 Co
wheeling, Oct. sth, 1885.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

R.4l0EkIGi III TlEfES.
UPER1o block and Ronnd Wood Box Iatet
~ - IoT sale low by j. CRAVE,
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BENJAMIN PAGE, u. 500,
Manufacturing PharmaceutiSts and Che1iISts,
TlftkHf1TSyh
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New Music.

Just IssUED-LeOnOre Polka We JOY that thou art Free
Write to Often, On the Border OF streamlet
We're all fond OF Kissing CWanIta Evening
Bell Nstnral Bridge sohCttlSSh Mazqrka DIES Tratneaux,
Peabody Polka, Annie laurie Waltz Church Hin Waltz
Gratitude Polka, Spring Flower SchOseh Persian Dance
For sale by J. 3. WILSON Z CO.,
mya
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MILF no. 1l6M ein 81, between Monroe Union SITS
SALAdANDFR SAFES.
nv Burke Barnes manufacture Pittsburgh and Vault
-'.St s4ts oi1IRFRTsoN. ,roRR1soS = 90

: %
~ only agents in Wheeling, Va.
The following Testimonial which nppeaF Ia ne 81 iouis
RepUbtodH Of the lUth Of January speaks volumes in ID
vcr Of the sAfes manufactured by MessEs. Barnes
To the Merchants Of S. Louis the Public generality
In justice 70 MeSas e. Violet Co., their succe8S-
oFs AeSTs n Dean Co.. who agents for the sala Of
Burke proof safes hereby certify upon
opening our safe that in the great Fe OF The total
structon OF the city buidngs, 18th November
1855, At books and papers have come out almost n
perfect aer being In the ruins y.EWo days and
BRADY 4 DH06
The above mentioned safe was this doy opened pres
ene ana heFsnh earthly that The large amount Of books
and therein contained good order and the
writing perfectly lsRiblei ~ b. II. RUNYAN.
81. LOuTs, Jan. ., 1eb7. febR4-9m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
FLEXIBLE BAND

SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
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ITHOGRAPHIOC 4EoRs-o DE pior,h yeStsro T,sIIz
Asrehants z es Rank Manufacturers YARN
sts SEA fhE 9slsepg savings 1nstttptI0at sl0U
!..t rsse.l 80. 2. llILGIl.-. l.-l.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14

TlIUs 4-UAfDe-A enc as60TtRieut 90 NINA Vim
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
REMOVAI,

HE UNDERLINED sratefu the patronage they have
received from the citizens of Wheeling and the public
generally At the old stand, respectfully contnu.
ance Of the same Ut their location, No. 11b Main,
tween Monroe and Onion streets
puFpo6e at all keen Of
CHINA, GLASS, QuRENsRARE, HOUSE & STEAM BOAT
FurnShng Goods hand that will likely to suit
the taste Of all who may their patronage
Our Rooms are spaciout, eGordng facilities unsnFp
In the West % exhibit sood to advantage, and aside from
keep on hand original packaVes Of assorted Queenswar
adapted TO S section Of country the extreme West
which VIII be oaeFed Mt small advance the
Connected with this house, s FLINT GLASS MANU-.
FACTORY hence Country Merchants NAV RELY upOn
saving the cariaSe from Die East to this point, by buying
their Giass and QueensWare from
- y. K.DURHAAI'& CO.,
mh14 No.115 Main St, between Monroe Union sts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-14
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