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Why 5pe9s sqd9 p i, i e Marry
TRY IRoNoRB.

sA ~ lkEqSQRE.
,,y4f q L = -.
,ss.s IN the beautiful
garden atLaeneu TO my father s. residence, With
my 0Rs!s Ned Ne lyas tai elderly ge1te
luuL, oelll upwards otgtorty years OF ageS with
genlas now OF animal spirits, fond Of my COM
pSal1y, anu was Wlthat q s9achelors Asthe was
alSo OF a very EeposSesslng Appearance, L had.
asked asked MN inc Iamlllar question: why he had
never InafElces AND ID hs Ngonldin turn change
tne tso9lect W teasing me IN asking me tine
same question: but that evening he appeared
IN tnan az others and again lsvenE
tared 70 ask hlll 3 had never married"
as I tnlShed, ne turned his lArge black eyes
towards me, and looking me i'll the face, sail;
= Eva E you have often asked me that question
s ~ nave as often parted lit For l Thought
you then 100 young ts understand such things
thlnSlng rightly that your woman's curiosity
would not t9fsak you, long enough to forget it
But now, he added, you shall hear il. = s Ny
4 Uhcle stopped as he said these words, and /
tholght l perceived a smile hover around his
Fell-tortned month But had not much time
! Tor rem ctlon, for he sppp began as follows:
l%llt not 60! buck to the family history ofmy
youth, Tor Ot thaeyo have often; heard; Of the
pecqniary, citeutr stances OF our family, how at
an carly age 1 was sent toya large city to enter
tue dry goods establishment of Kurper & Co..
as clerk. 4 was young and ambitious, aud did
/ my. best SO that l could have something to send
home to 'thosewho so much needed it. And as
tune passed on and prospered in my Now ayo-
cation, began to realize my ambitious hopes.
rnths,. ~ -, = '.au
fla room nr,I; MI, ~ ~.
\ - sut my
ami ~ ,i,+, VI 10y tIlel
NY VINO salu
!
iIsj,,,, ~. Son 'Ilay
Hs%Ine s@S ii3s dark NV ~ Ssn sU as ""
y ~ i'o .llll
~ = wa " t'iat salu l y gay
mai i,e. "a, 49,, q, M ..,.,.
Q ''s so ~ = '.ste' : was eii'lh=
nay 1'y @ 70 Win your get
fAs s'd ti'ls' my oucle ei''tt=
wv . AGN n4usF.t tausui anu fWltu yOutSlldlt
see, Sl'iV, continued
az t!,e many gailS ana ParllcS attended,
.eS WIN E'u.cs, out none " thsln
n iis y spa1k q aectlon " my breast
c lNsu tlielh Ios l3l oil uis ln04enG
luHo hSlle Mttol sWitiIhgty lake Tor com.
= yet ono day. while engaged
y 1lot'lsf pare Oh Tue room, cliancedsto raise
Flly eyes wIlen theI letl on the loyeilest being
NY :! - upon. one was n tall, s!eu-
usE 9lti, . uaEAs naircu ana dark eyeu oeanty.
ana 40 as gazsd, the words, how beautiful,
almost escaped my lips. She returned my al
nosl impairment gaze with smile that haunted
H4 creams " LOT the rest OF the day 9he was
Go''lllUal!y IN my inlna,lanQ IN all my future
! dreams Oh haPplness, must confess, she enacted
no small part But who tins angel Of beauty
vas was, y knew " NOT. HOW !onged to ask my
IFlena rom Clarke the Important question, and
yet l II cared not 49,
.a'NHy not, Uncle FL sad, lnterTuptlng INN.
IAN Gin sure you could have done no HARM
nlst, ehllu! you know not what You say.
Oaiy Wait until tue lttle monitor, Cupid, sends
one OF ms arrows at you, piercing your unsus-
peoune heart-then it will be time enough to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

The history OF the town of Washington for
the last three months has been of a most pain
full character; never before in the same period
did it present u catalogue oC such daring crimes
and defiant iinmoralitics, society has tremGletl
Tor its safety; and religion itself seems TO have
lost its Influence; and examples in. pietv their
power to do good. Last fail we suffered afsort
OF Vandal invasion, and upon every street en-
countcred unfamiliar faccs,-taces that looked
strange from their very want of an honest cast.
We have been told that then was initiated a sys-
TEN Of gambling in our midst to which NE are
mainly indebted for the grievances we have
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

FAILuHr-We were reliably informed last
evening, that Michael Herr Co, had fniled /;
for what amount was not stated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

Z RvrR .NEws.-Water 6 feet inches. .4ri-
rals aud Departures. Forest City, from Pitts
burgh to Pittsburgh. Shcnango, from Pitts
burgh to st. Louis. Jane franklin, from Par
kersburgh to Parkersburgh Prima. Dona,, from
St Louis to Pittsburgh. Denmark, from PITTS
burgh to St, Paul. Interchange, to Cincinnati.
Convoy, from stcubcnyille to Steubenvillc.
ExFLosIox OF TIRE FonEsr RosE.-Thc Cincin-
natl Gazette of yesterday says: The telegraph,
on "Wednesday night, announced the explosion
of the steamer Forest Rose, near Napoleon, the
mouth of Arkansas with the loss of many lives.
She is stcrn-whccl boat, built Mt Pittsburgh,
an old boat, aud was recently sold
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

Boar LArNcn.-capt. Roberts new boat,
We are Informed, will be launched this after
noon, from the boat yard in the Northern part
of the city
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MRlLsRnrn Anil :. e

WELLsBuEG, April 8, 81:
s L Marks American, was elected Mayor
yesterday, over Samuel Moore, Democrat Vote
iu0 to 6G. The entire Wing and american
Council was elected by similar vote. John
llindman WAS nominated by the Democracy for
House of Delegates
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THE INIELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY. MOANING, April. 4. 1857.
no TmR PUBbIO.

wehave :ls sold to alessrs Campbell AIepernOt
The entire Intelllgneer once. werern taafs
TO patrons for e many acts Of Blindness We have re-
eevea a. their hands cordially commend successors
totheirnOtice. wedoubtnOttey ever beroand prompt
attentive every department Of business, and win
.eeyery eor,to deserve the patronage community
Our will the 18th Instant and hope
accounts.
The business Of the Rrn win be.ettled by either of The
partners. and Nj. Beatty V be found s once that
wheeling, Oct. sth. 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

TEx prisoners escaped from the Columbus
since re-takcn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

EIEcTUoNIS WELtsauRo. have to thank
our friends of he Herald, for the following note
of the result Of the election in Wellsburg ON
Thursday.
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fWASHINGrnNl

/ Ne
April 3.-Fhe Union publishes the correspon-
dcnce between, Lord Napier and the Earl of Clar-
endOn, and Mr.. Cuss, relative 10 the rescue of a
great part of the crew OF tho British bark Tasso,
which was wrecked at Baugat, by the crew OF an
American life boat ------,------.
mr.. Fowler, the acting Vice Consul Mt n. Y,
! has been instructed to convey to the widow Of
John Jones, one of the boatmen who persisted
in the rescue, a donationo of $50 rs a mark Of
IsYmpathy from tile British Governments "a
Subscription has also resulted in the collection
lof sum sufficient to purchase a small house
and farm.
Mr.. Fowler has also been making inquiries re-
ispecting the relations of John Parker, another
boatnan who losthissIif and refers to tho rest
| of the boatmen who shared in the same danger
The Earl Of Clarendon inStructs Lord Napier
| to express, in the wnrmcst terms, the thanks Of
the British Government for the timely assist
ancc rendered, and expresses. his admiration for
the courage and devotion of the American boat
men.
Mr., Cass's lettorto Lord Napier SAYS it is al
ways source Of qualification to this govern.
ment when citizens of the U. S. are instrument
tai in rescuing indSidunls especially citizens or
subjects of foreign countries, from pcrils of the
sen, and manifestation of sympathy and graft.
tude on the partof Her Majesty's Government
| in this instance is justly appreciated by the
! President
~ Geo: X. BerTell has been appointed appraiser
4 Of merchandise at Philadelphia, vice Gideon G.
| Westcott appointed Postmaster.
There can be no doubt Of the report received
I by the Texas, that CanoS has made overtnres to
Walker as such notions bad before been indica-
ted by letter from Minister Hacindu, at Mica
iragua, though the nature Oflthc pvertures is not
known. Chillone was always friendly to Walker
and only awaited a3proper opportunity to take
The reinforcement that Joined Lockridge con,
NsI CT InF6l If'rnIso d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

PianOes, Melodeons, s,raphInes Aecoreons tuned
and repaired and all oter kinds oflnstruments, generally
with neRtneSS and dispatch.
~ All goods warranted, at this establishments. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

BAusNAN, in the lastissue oil. the Washington,
Pa, Tribune, deals OPT some ideas which the
public will be very apt to endorse in regard to
THAT town and ririnit,, inst. t,n,,..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04
PI-Al.M NOS.

sI receiving and Keep constantly on hand large Stock
i of the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS & CO.'S PIANOHS
A1o,a complete assortment of MELnDEONS and SEllA-
PlS, from the celebrated manufactures of Carhart,
Nehnm ard a p. Hughes. Also, SPLENDID Gothic Or.
gam style for Churches lecture Rooms with stops
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

SHEEP MUSIC.
constantly receiving and keep hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet Music. Also, Instruction Books
every Kind of Instruments In Ess4ss =
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{, HOIisB on, IlFI / I.,64 aTrBs


-4 HOUSE OF4DELEGh
AEssRs. Ers--P leaSss hnndlnee JACOB GO0DING, of
Elm Grove In ls county, the Old Line Wing candidate
for the House OF DeleGateE EgSsg ff{x
mh26Fd&N - = ~. II PEOPLES 5CHOICE :,
PRo0 peRATu viii not be responsible tie ey eGeeta
may be produced by counterfeit called AtetJc OH
after his great remedy. Il persons will not be aI0e
auu heel his repeated advice through the
bus and use 6ase article when the Electric on 30 we'll
known ana g highly reeomnendei By NaS0FF Of cities,
5smssEa 81 gonsEgss 9hysleians and Merchant, the
and every then they must bear the tOnse
quenesEOt their ny ectFfe Oil s always
leaves person better tRu q began, and cdROt pO6si6fy
do haFls las initiation W children shonll have IL for
Group and eething1 and Rdes II for the skin pn-
pies complexion, &c; eumatilm palm eannst
Sole DEPARTMENT 80 Eighth street.,
See etsfGfcdtee u Weekly papers. t1@tA
Price 20 % and 81 bottle and perFon has ever
mas sas any Any Ee ON eNt this or any
er In the world Of Electric OIL.
EP5 'alspy u EgS CO gEi4gS Corner
t9nl4 Monroe Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

SUPERIOR NEW s. INK.
We have just received this Office large wade
News lax, and prepared to supply ali orders from
country friends.
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p, - 40 Not q I. =.
: IMPROVED Mel ODEONS,


TIE sGlDAsT RSTAB4lSliED IN TflETU. HI
Employing IL II MClFeGl Men.
, AND .E2NASAIAGjs q gsF3ssY. 2
HIGHTY 1NS4RUDdETI9E3 FEEyi1VHEIS
5zfeE-.5 BETHBEN IS UOV AND 100 OF these'In.
S8Z5sI struments have been lniihed and are nov
D q 19 9Ss is,... ,op,ov.,,,n,. +, =.
DIVIDED SWELL.
Secured to BY Letters Patent 92 MAY 1855 nv
9I t9ls swell Solo Passages lays6 With the pos.
eF o. the llStrumcntI willis the Accom- 0lent
s9bdued Hereafter all AeIosonB BY u, vii bSar.
ptsheo ith this httaClluent tEaVHt str charge.
OpE are. all hrsr Rosewood UaBes, and
me Is Of the very best quality Styie9
and prices are:-7 ~ s,E-s515
IN PORTABLE CASE;
your octave Meledeon extending
Four and 4 half ~
Five octave AIelodeOns b fogP 6. u y n
FtyePetave double ESsd :. TO $50
siEe octave MslSdeon from 800
Rivs octave, double reed, SEQ SO m
organ Nicholson Qcr chuEehes,l 1--WE 0ctave, lstopS
ana half octsFe pedals four Of reeds $3.50
Agents Tor Fhe sale Of Mslodeona nag be found
IN al the principal elites and the United Sinus
s-ssr5tasi - GEO "A. PRINCE & Co.,
10 cor niagara and Maryland streets, BudaIo,
SSLes1lleA 5sEs aud 81 Fulton street. New York.
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ITFTS NOT A75DYE=I 8

- 10 #TN09 T. lAEtDlsEe!13
Grey GireE Bald dtseGSes rths
hGir orscttLp. read Tie baik0trinO, and t1dQe Of
Mrs. s.. a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RGST0RER.
Rev. 81 r{LACIER Go years ageJ, Pitcher Chen.
ango Count " .AIy HAIR Is restored to its natural
culDrsul ceases fall'' 5psssa5-7se, - 9l7=rJ-
Key. YIN. GUTTER, I'd. Mothers MagaGne,.N N. u Ny
changed to is natural color and bald spot,
Rev. n STONE. D. d. Concord, M II. tAIy hair which
was Is restored to Its natural color, &c.''
Rev. d CLENDENIN, Chicago, fEan add my test-
tnOny, anu recommend It to my rEienJs.''
Rev. D. r. WOOD, MIddletOWn, Ny. tAIy own hair has
greatly tckened and also that Of ofimy family, WhS
was becoming bald &c.f Es-.ssiflF
Rev. r. TUSTIN ChRTlestQn s. G. "The white hair
becoming Oh ylSsy.l, and neT hair forming, Sc"
good effect half and COMMENSURATE
Rev. JOS MCKEE, Pastor OF We6D. Il. Church, n. r.,
Tecommen1sit sfSsst~rs -
Rev, D. MORRIS, Cross River, n y: :. also, and
Mrs. Isry. Il, A. ATT, lIamlen, n. ss7els
We might we'll this list bet II the above eo1Vnco
ri Sold by all the principal merchants in me United
t1tsH uailsd Canada. Wholesale and retail No.
roe,aY Street New YORK Sons dealers tE zen arti-
write 10 depot forgcEcuiar AID information
nctlF :6rudup~
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COLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stsIa why q Sons p1anHGaetSrers.

g -
99SthSyIsy q Sons, nnRnpfIeluEers,
% Walstk Street, New York,
i rl4tlS YEQElYED First Prize Msinlg ID conpeti.5
/ tton5With The best makrrs oE Bosto1 NV
F9 RIO PiRHiRs s4P R,z sP9
rSpgilan Par lEastinEton, Aiateh 1853. a GoLnGED.
Ial ISIS TIE SIIsT pi
mons tSs ~ tna 1 A.
6anpt and othtrs g. b Pianos (t ana Sfii'oGt ffon
Pssss laedefass. .4egs HslSd9ag
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & GOMPANYsz55
BAtNfHER - ,tfes
ISSUE CIRCULAR NOTES and sTTEs oR "a i9bfT e.
s5i9 IN all the Sttes ~ tie
MERCANTILE CREDITS $50
| on the ORIENTAL hank CORPORATIONS London Mea.
STF1 exc; fE4 "a
, SasT ne 5 n AZ
deposits, ;subieet 70 arrangemtnt sp7j SdsS =
60 Ia q Fsos IL sisIS .5s 8,
Y - " u8fAIA - % f a @ T4UR BRs
No 9OO gentreBt., rleS1 sRSFl.
may e found oTtiasnt Of Plane
octays Of 5Sf g e.
gulshet be iIi Be sold on 81 uaSst
esssszsggs and each
EianS may be 70 Nc reiGndinE money aud
Atthe Great ghbition tths crystsi r.laes. Fe YsS
1893 slr1e iEzlIfSs q BSo1fSS5,,
tssS s. S5s3 q .aiiF ., g, 5 gssss
Eana glaee9 tile te DtsH
s 9fi IA g 9lAx
GIIo az; Il, 1;1
v. B9l4 NY, SserstasgoR Nstsssus lRie,ltS.5
CE1I3TADORO'S HAIRDYEIs Il
Within 9.t1.l !. nut ,llsll all the merits lie,
RED 4 lsle blk eco e SFss
! Audi keeps tle HbTes an s from idsSay.
Is laatelse elr stu Is rs,
WORLD; Props 90 and Sold Wholesale and FetaIl and
@ ESS YSsE. sg s. ~ i, e A..
I Peit dEaer9 u sthF United states.
4s.se. 2als. 72ea 2. es-z sslsRE1s
COX 4fssfg ets.A - itl1s s.
flcTUfE 75s4lsEs e 80
asass ssa sad t4st'rs
Nes. ~ 500 apa SO Greer sts7st ls5h
port MT TO ConsumptlYess -
Mans !. ai,lagis ye5 have IS iiSa Il ilE
4 e ui4s Se9 ~ sSES6S-
ID e Is; .,ia. us rs ,yl .ss iH,., me-
gs.sss eaEs 1t9l7tiis 1904 COZ sif -.
Esilea5 tofs = 4, ss Sss
eo4ertl, Size n ciirs
healtls sa.t ss1gssisEi nj tlls i,ailsils.
e on. its s'
4 M tstielii " teealtlE ne
upTFtsFied reF55ns piilae = iofs
4 : S57icE5 T6St 7i1esitss, si5sS1T 6 s5sS
EtnslsgEl assii se and Mortar HE isbti; or g.
s9El ats
e4y e6nneet. yh 9 i 20 81 ID ii Il fys 49,
ezissss 9slsl
Il sfgEe.t 70 lea.tlt fsl7e II n
sal ~ tsslls dSrs
A - Hsl 8 lIss! g sSI3
ri = 49, - CITING Eitos
GAss ~ Pm y n
ii = ~
y q IL
~ 81 Prepaid en ~ ~ & 50 -
TX f99 Tor 9
ls4Es44 le!lAEp 6 No
45S y ana 3as
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FtlOM .NEIY .YtlRk

s Z
APREL 3.4phe Washington correspondent
says that the administration las definitely re,
fused to send special Minister to China, also
that orders arc issued for The of the
american Consels ut Hong Kong, for assisting
the British IN the attack on Canton.
The Herald states that the agents. of the
Mexican government are purchasing provisions
and apinni lions Of war, in anticipation of the
Eexpected ipyasiOnof AeSic0s 5sssss7555
ze2i is ~
y ~ 5 eg FROM C0DUSIBIS
ARM eutdWglf syoHl thecanal con
tracts sIefpatcdinith HOUSE o-day bys58
to 81, 7fnot being a. constitutional Majority. a
motion has been made 20 recopsi1er. Its said
thenntt erilViLl come up gain this week Hhts
constitutional amendments have passed both
branches Of the Leg tures Sc
.sss-s zssil RIVER AND Nv All Err 80
PlE1aR ueslt Aiiril 3.AFiiTer feet inches
at stand: Veal lear aud cool. ii
s IiotlsYnIES April Seven feet in the cdn-
q! + ieets4 inche abs Gather clear
and HinuY Mercury 90,
CISciSSArr ABril . Gather miIds and
ST. EeCIs! April nc 5TfTcT5is about sta.
ti6rafI 1t lliis point ARith Q feet satetstf,
yati6, sre ling sloEsly
but ~ good boating co1ditiQFF Geld
aucsac aPl,sa, apees Of rain.
81 lzsTG g Elm - IIsSOl
l5tscfl 81 M " rti a elIs ftsSnfS Agent,
s 81 SiESOTz4 Etsiss,
MILL entsf ngnsys sttehlto Wetserp
iaFl5 ddiit 81 Real 1tate SIIiiys on lsid foF sac
ne EI1 ~ tue t6 on 3th Of My NEXT
Sa6 aas 9a5t 81 s9Est
atkdI, Esl., II III Hshi1f.. d d. IIst
StelsEs. liant 9 S ssfsi5i--gut /
I9g CORN 1klEl4Ls
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dence between Lord Napier and the Earl Of Clar.
endon, aud 8Ir. Cuss, relative 10 the rescue Of
great part of the crew of tho British bark Tasso
which was wrecked at l5augat, by the crew OF an
- rrin,,innI, lie, l,nnt
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-5s-,.ltzfEsfs - CtncinnoIt 1gnrket.
ctEclNMAT, April S-Four tTMsr but no change In pr-
whifkX has advanced to 2c, good deuuand
Nothing new In Provisions.
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oaaSo, Gold stHs; Lava t;sd s ira Af tSsg'S
Ttmeht o Soft aud plated JewtlIy very cheap
& G cae o P &C. g.. EIs5 ysT Hskn
this ~ SG, Us = ltlSht
cd, or the ncnet returasd call IS solicited
lne5 us Main St, ore door from GRltll Taylor's.
Wheeling High School Is
ETNhE for te pur
u pose OfOpenng NCassirRl and Mathematical School IN
equal q the and Schools il our coG
oT y 10 FSPs 8 S e . % GSsg
studies Will embrace the Engh, Latin, Greek, French,
me PfiasipaIs ample u tsassiSs In
EsEiegs Asaderis and gre q 6e1t
tory tsst1@onlals and Eeis 4;
daily drill, which will be found great advantage Civ
regular qxeFese heppplls and improving their
The School win he opened on the 9Th Of March and close
* DE on 81 se as Due notice
The present. the Principals found the IEure
o Sa's can De e 'eF; j. Ia E 3oN ihss.'
OHARLEs TuCS 81 AZ 81,
fe69Sz1 Of Princeton C6nsSe, n. ].
SAnAATANDBR SAFES
Burke Barnes nanntaesnre at Pittsburgh and Vault
G6LBERTsoN stqRRlsoS / co,
The e shIsh n e Louis
the saIes by barnes:
she Merchants q Sc Louis ana the Public geuesay
SEs Nss,sg lis bean Co, arc tls ~ q
ESs P5ot 3 " 9en
thePltg building the Sday
lf that books and have out Rlp1pSt as
perfect being The ruins Ind
can tseennlosna their SAFES g he Fage
The above mentioned safe tbs yOpnel In
hereWikh certify that
and th2rsp iLtd In good ord AID TIE
writing periectly leEi6e, iJtH n ~, 9lUNYAtI
9. L9u1s, Jans4 1876 tss - tab2l-Snl Il
MOUND Weed GenaetsFY .Es-ss 2 81
tees 90 Mount " AT-
u thoTiaed, WLll otter for sale on te lAy o.
gdayS 1851, on the Cemetery Erodn trnSod lhts
about SIX hundred and flin part Dftltt GeTleeEy
- 513T a. 9 r..
Ae trdSeeea would hfE9 er&ehg Of pur
eaEns lotRtn NSuas the Importance Of
aherea double the che thle Qfi lots
eg The peTcenSke TO the Iruslees f1tid the
general Iuap' ovSHSIttn q the tieGs
OtQ matter Q great the
as ven - ttoeP uho may 6ee9tte 49,
A choice o. lots can y had a. any 81 tbe
day fsAia 70 tho Of
| the Trustees. JOHN tG9SH0RN5 Il
es ,ae53s asrssssa TtsSdSntdt TIE l167fS J.
Blsl16S GoOEees i6E6S a WIT
EaIant jas " John =.
tDrY Goods, VaIi e'ties IS JeyVe4r,y
a n O q 0sEi.a9es = - q SsseE
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T3RlNG aesiF6ps 6l. bis WIN sen his
tprastlat R62s AND tlISIR 6fDBY
kG00DSv RIEER GOODS and JEN7 rs
4 gains, for cath, By calling ~ the sOFe5 tic
corner hfHtket Gtree Is peFson viii be
e9nytlieel sllat G9das q bought any
otheties tAh llent s6est q tll Mount III
& lls0 Mes 1ltslenii z 5i.1gs1s s9E ssls q
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RpItimore Market,

BALTrNoRE, April S.-Yi6ur steady at 4575 Wheat re
1999lS0, prime white 15s9I6O Corn white BS6c; yello
slS9sc. Whisky 261EG26cX * - q - I
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Wheeling, Oct sth, 1855. -
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Wheeling Htgh School 3,
subseribers have 3skoci&i ed themselves for te pul

The School win he opened on the 9Th o. March and close
for the vacation the 9Th Of July. Due notice
viii be given OF the location Of the school.
the present. the Principals 41ure
House, where be made inrher nTorma-
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.PH1141Ps, sTRYKHR g JENNINGS,
Nos:1& 8 BANK STREET,
Below 2iarkst1 between. Second and Third
Streets
ian90-8p PEETA
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OF The Va. Military In stitutc.
CHARLES TuCKER,-A. ~,
feb9S-H OF Princeton College, NJ &
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l1' Us III Slll IIIIlIN UIlsN9lEIILLIlIs
Nomination BY the Administration to send a
Minister extraordinary, to China, as reported be
fore Exc Governor Bigler, Of California, was,ap-
pointed to Chill. He wos offered but refused
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tzd Removal.
2E sphstT5ber ~ informing the pebble
in gsneEs ana tisnls "a collar,
1it2eit III ~
leSts lstoh1bke Stock 81 OtothInf
10 the EIaetous rOun % Mails bceIJnE.
bra Police and below 80eIndF
Brctferi Htgss tnyltf N my
April. mh11 JACOB &TE1NFEID.
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OFFICE h. & q. g. lk. CO., T.
WuEELISG, Nov. n, 1856, Z
CHANGE OF the tariG OF tie Baltimore and Ohio
"A Rail Road Company, from winter lates VII
taks place and alteF the 18th OF November, inst
80 j. b FORD,
noYl0tf SO Agent.
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