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The Washington union., 1857-06-12
Navy Beef and pork for 1868.
NAVY DHPARTAESr,
Bureau 0f Provisions and Clothing,
juno 2, 1867.

CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Beef Proposals for Pork the may be- win be
ysd AZ this Wednesday, the 18th
al July delivering free o all and risk 20
the Unied states, a the following yards:
The Washington union., 1857-06-12

L. -, OF of----, in the State Of ---, here
furnish and deliver the respective yards all thu
named the classes hereuno annexed ageeab 10 the
therefor conformity with the aiver
Bureau Of Construction &C. of tho 3d May 1857
should be accepted request be addressed at
and tho contract forwarded to the agent at , Il
for sanatur and certif
The Washington union., 1857-06-12

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09
RINER AND WEATHER.

P1r7spuReu, Feb z, nooh.-River 10 feet 8
inches, falling 1H'0TIly-clenr of ice. Several
steamers loadi immediate departure
" GiSclSs S.Sa, 5on.-No rain of conso.
quencc last night cloudy and warm with
high wind. River rising slowly with II feet in
the channel.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. lice gorged in Cuya-
hoga and much damage in warehouses by the
overflow. Shipping must suffer when the ice
moves.
= CIxorSNArr, Feb. 7-Eve.-River falling slow
Weather warm and cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. River falling; nearly
clear of ice The canal is still filed with boats
which seek protection from the ice, and the wind
has abated The steamer Chancellor has just
arrived The Superior arrived this morning,
and leaves for Cincinnati The a. l.. Shotwefl
viii leave Monday
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

For the Information of strangers visiting the city pub.
h the following list Of the different Churches, and their
e ana place OF meeting If there are any mistakes,
VIII make the necessary correction with pleasure:
o. Aatttetos EptscopaAGnt Corner Monroe and Byron
Streets Rev B. T. PERKINS, Rector morning services 10
O'Clock, evening"
y. ohHS Epscopatta", Main street, between First and
second, Centre Wheeling Rev. G. x. WARSRR, Pastor;
morning services loH o'clock, evening, ~
ffrs PTesOyterfa Rev. R. H. WEED. Pastor, FOURTH St,
Monroe and Quincy; services morning and after
t-O St ..,.,,. -.
eus'eF s'Fee', OetHeeh han ana
I.,, -, . - 1HS 'e''us-
~ '.o1y'e ,'' aila ssee. De'"eeu Snes'n"' ana
So new T. "''Ds FS''Of' 'e''''
zee ,. ..'..tus anu eseilut,
Iol.l, rev PASTOR Main street,
- '''' -'-' ''9' anu
sssi'"e.
FOaF9t Teet heHaodaSE HpSeoPati Kew T. MOORE fas-
roor,,,,, ,DI even,ng @
N =. - 81, I, -. =, -, -, :, -, ~.
-NH. psSeCI'u, es -. Ao"N' ESS'"'
corner Market ind North Ss, North wheeling services
u,ornine and evening
- - 80. ~ M. ~, =, ', ~,
I"uLte At'ees AAssStsst HpEScOP0t' new o H. Jaw
son, Pastor, ChApne street. between Second,
Oeae "Hsei'nE' ser wees othins "lu evening.
Pastor; services morning and evening.
WHssI;00 ZsE11d Cl61DeE on Wheeling Island Rev r.
1"'0'' S''qs'' ." new
Gerna1 AreGhodtst Episcopal, Rev. C. HkLw1o Pastor,
m anI,De straat ee Tor and Third Centre wheel
@ f'''''
81 James CaEheIral Roman Catholic Rt Rev BISHOP
r. v Wur,.X Pinb strse cnrner of Hampd.n. services
Assocfate Retorued Rev j. T. MccLuaE Pastor, corner
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no THE gu RL.IC.

W. have :hs day sold Messrs. Campbell NeDsrmOt
~, 1nelgencer Office wereturn sincere thanks
- patrons for the many acts of kindness have
their hands and cordially commend
,,n.rpotice wedoubt not they win prompt
nd attentive to every department of business, and will
to deserve the patronage of the community
m account, will run to the 18Th instant, hope
,na, will aid US in speedily closing outstanding
leeounts.
The business of the nrm will be settled by either Of the
and Mr. Beatty VIM be found at the office for that
parpo.e. BEATTY 3 co.
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WEST. LIBERTY AcAprNr.--on Tuesday last a
meeting was heldat West Liberty, to take into
consideration measures for the rebuilding of the
West Liberty Academy, which, it will be re-
mernbered, was destroyed by fire some years
ago. Upwards of two thousand dollars were
subscribed We understand that Prof A. F.
Ross, of Bethany College, has accepted an offer
to become the Principal. Energetic measures
are on foot to procure large subscription, suf-
ficient to start and permanently establish first
class Academy. Prof Ross has purchased the
farm on this side of West Liberty, formerly
owned by DR.. Forney.
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ruR nIIRnEIL CASE

Ngw YoHK, Feb. Mr. Eckel, Mrs. Gun.
ningham, Mr.. Snodgrass, and the Misses Cum
afternoon on a writ of habeas corpus. Judge
Brady remandcd Eckel to the city prison on
coroner's commitments for completely in the
murder of Dr. Burdell. Mrs. Cunningham, for
a like reason, was renanded to custody of the
coroner. MIR. Snodgrass and Misses Cunning
ham were discharged-JudgeB Brady ruling that
ncsses in counsel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

RIVER NEws-We understand that the loss
by the sinking of the steamer Chicago" at
Captina, will be a total one, but she was fully
insured at Pittsburgh. at Wellsville the
princeton" was sunk and will prove total loss,
with the exception of her machinery. The
Mariner" lying at the same place. was slightly
injured. The coal barges belonging to Nickel
vey, Riddle & Co., lying at the TRAP" twelve
miles below Pittsburgh, were sunk. Also two
belonging to Blackmore, Garden & Co., at the
Marine Railway.
For further river news, see telegraph column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

CONTESTED ELECTION committee ap-
pointed by the Council to try the right of the
contestants for the Office of City Sergeant and
Superintendent of Water Works, met at the
Council Chamber on Friday evening last at 81
o'clock, and organized by appointing a. S. Hall
Dwell to the chair. After some preliminary ar
engagements the cases were opened by James S.
Wheat Esq, for Conant and Hall, Hon. sherrard
Clemens, Esq, for Dunbar, and N. Richardson,
Esq, for II. Chapline. The committee adopted
the following rules for their government during
the trial, viz: LIST, That no names of illegal vo-
tiers should be presented to the committee which
were not contained in the list first handed in
I'd, Any disqualification may be enquired into,
other than the one specified on the list. The
committee then adjourned to meet this afternoon
at two o'clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

BUSINESS LOOKING Ur.-What a world of diff
ference hard and sort water times do make
Solid and liquid water make and unmakc bust
ness, and have no small agency in towns and
cities mentally and morally, for it calls the time
and attention that is often given to idleness and
vice, Saturday We took stroll about town,
dropping in here aud there and adniring the
general good humor every where visible. On
the landing the draymen were in rush-eyery
man seemed to want two drays and each of them
endowed with double power. By six o'clock in
the evening large amount of freight had accu-
INFLATED, Notwithstanding it wasrushed on board
the steamers as fast as possible. The commits
sion houses are all fixing up-putting atOuch
here aud there, wherever it is needed, and get
ting all things in readiness for business. Every
body eOngratulates each other upon the opening
navigatiOn-nOt only bOatmen, but all branch
es, trades and professions, even the loafers, be-
cause every body expects to be some way. di-
Fectly or indirectly, benefited. Good times
ahead, we trust.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09


LISTEN AT unL-The local editor of the Utica
Morning Herald, cOufesscs that he is hard up,
after the following fashion:
Our 'lOcal column" cries out Indignantly,
Not" We wish nobody i'll; we bear no malice
towards our fellows; we wish to see the world
jog on as comfortably as possible; bnt we do
wish Things would happen a little more often
than they do. We don't ask anybody to muir
Der their neighbor or kill themselves; we would
advise every friend we have to do no such thing;
out II some very mean man, with no family TO
support, with no friends to mourn his loss. who
Is OF no use to the public, who is disguised with
tne world, and at loggerheads with himself sees
NJ to slit his wiudpipc, or throw himself before
traln of cars, or suspend himself between hea-
ven L, and earth by a cord, or ventilate his head
WIN %ltA revolver, or refresh himself with cold
s Salh IN the Mohawk, or drown his griefs in a
lew ounces of laudAnum-vhy, we pledge our
SelSss to make suitable Acknowledgment Of
sue 'aVoF at the earliest opportunity,
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ARRIVED.

NFw York, Feb. THE steamer Alps ar
rived to-day with dates from Havre to Saturday
the 24th ult She brings $925, 900 in specie.
The Russians occupied several islands of the
Caspian sea.
The Persians were concentrating their forces
on the eastern frontier of the empire.
The Cabinet of Teheran are invoking the peo-
pie to zeal in the holy war against the British.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

DEACON & PETERSON,
,anes-wss &C South Third ST. PhlaaA.
~ Prof De GEnths Elec! .si ,. 0,I,@Ta g
death Relieve the pain and you check the d,ssa.e
Cures Rheumatism often In day.
Cures Neuralgia, ToOthaehe, minutes.
Cures cramP in stomach ,S minutes '.es ,.,.,
Cures Burns BFG ds; %o19i d i.9 days
Cures Earache, ssIn Neck, Kgue, night
SFes FsIons Broken Breast salt Rheu,
Sns g 81 5G 10 s 'fEss
serOua Abse 10 days; cures Frosted Feet and Chill
hs Mr. wilkins, of Lyncbburg cas De Graths Ree
trc did not cure him OF khe1matism and strains re-
eeiv AVE-. S csldweiiif 1t did no. relieve him Of severe
4ss Mr. &eeh Of Buchanan, e Y did not cure him Of
sEce aads in the throat In heen minutes Wheh the
ASK MS Argyle IT did not resve her Of the headache
ASK Mrs BaekfOr Lynehburg, II 1t did not care her
Of heaansAs IN Ai'sf bEa aslsasss CURED.
INV HAvES, May 18th, 1885,
amer trying many ihngS, he used your on few times and
ertS Atgs sr so asterars boGeRt ESQ worth to
SELL Ny OH removes all pain At once, RheunA
s Hssed Is Years and Cured in eek letter
from Rev. james Temple: - o,,-.ss.- +
prof DE- C;aATus-I been afflicted lsyeaIs with Nen-
ralga and Other m % s1 isS1ee for many years past
isSt week got bottle OF your EeetTc OIL The hrst
1i w could not believe eyes Your Electric on has
done In one what the ply Of FhadeiEA iAen
=. X, ~ Jears. Gracefully, yours
70 90 N - Rev. JGMEs TEMPLE, $40 South q.
va on IL mild, pleasant and harmless It's properties
SsT -ood children should have Il given them teeth
~ Tor Group. Beware Of base lmitateEs processing 70
sIS o1y Aim bong set money! Lock out Beware =
uie 4 made the old establishment 80 South
- PhiIadephla, not reuloVedt - advertised by
base scamp. PROF. O. DB GRATII,
solsinyentor and maker Of Electric Oh 10 The World
PofSsie b. I. H. LOGAN CO. and La 3 Ses-
- mn Dr. watson CaTTs LIninaehts for sale by
I'LL Ss6s LAUGHLlNs 5UsHIlELD.
: 3 TfiieFIaI on, for sale BY -
: f0E. BaTc6eIoFs Hair D! for ale y Syn,-vr,
~ ssFs IAV'HLiSs : pUsAtiElO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09
INCENDIARISM.

DETROIT, Feb 1.-Two attempts were made
last night to fire the German hotel, corner of
Larnel and Thrill streets. On the second at
tempt the incendiary, Jacob Christy, was shot,
and has since died.
The recent thaw and rains have swollen the
streams hereabouts. No serious damage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09
MASONIC FUNERAL.

MASONIC UNElSAI.
The funeral Of JAMES W. RosB, dec'd Will take place
iron, his late residence Market north of Monroe street,
on tomorrow CTuesday) morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The members OF Ohio Lodge No. iO1, and Of Wheeling
Ledge No I2s hereby nOted and neshbOring lodges
and soouing Brethren respectfully invited
n. a. Masonic O'Clock A. NJ to attend the funeral.
GEO. W. SIGHTS,
W. Master Ohio Lodge No. 161.
=. A. BRENTLIEGER,
stg-qt VI. Master Wheeling Lodge No. 1913.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09
FA11uRrs, AssrosxEx4s, 4c-The following is our wsl
,.port N f.iInras ass,vnm.nts &c.

FAILuErs AssroSxExTs, 4CThs following is our Wsly
report Of failures, assignments, &C.: A
Henry g. Washburn 4 Co., Boston, Mass. also Of wOr.
cester, Mass have suspended; liabilities about $S0OOOO
Bachelor Davis, Boston, Mass; suspended.
Charles b. Clark Boston, Mass, failed time sncei
liabilities &0O assets about OO0i is now going
through Chnncery.
William Ulman, Boston, Mass, failed time since;
is going through ChRnceTy.
Calvin Potter, Lowell, Mass, suspended; assets about
% 600 liabilities 5000.
George W. Kit,le New York city, NJ Y assigned to Sum.
Stowe Eyi nominal assets about $4,000; liabilities
Senior, New York city, assigned; liabilities
Alien Bell, New York city, failed; liabilities about
4. 3. Stevens Rome, ", ou0PendOd closed
william s. Smith, BinghamptOn, N. Y, assigned.
Sherman Harris, BinghamPton, N. Y, failed and
assigned
about 10000.
VIM MOiIerus Philadelphia, Pa, suspended.
Geo. Spencer, MinersViile, Pa failed and sold
Joseph. g Wilson Co, Baltimore, Md faled-sod out by
the sheriff.
W Miller, Mobile, Ala, assigned to Thos h LYONS.
O MOller, Cleveland, Ohio, failed and assigned.
WIN LapnRn, Cincinnatl, Ohio, suspended.
John Bean, Sandusky, Ohio suspended and attached
Patrick Feehan, Sydney Ohe, suspended.
JnO Lyttle Logansport, Ind, assigned.
attached.
VIM Mason, PEORIA Ill, suspended will probably pay in
RI Fabian, Chicago, III, failed and assigned
Roger bromley, PlattsVlle, Wis, suspended-NeU YORK
Independent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal, gets off
the following: 1--WE see that the sprightly though
naughty authoress, who calls herself George
Sand has expressed herself very strongly in ia
vOr Of being burned after her death. If there
istruth in the scriptures, weguess she will have
her wish"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

ynExrrxEsl VALENTINES III any one wants,
and we presume every. one does, valentine,
either sentimental, picturesque, fanciful or com-
ic let them call up Main street at the Bookstore
of j. c. Orr, who has an indefinite quantity of
all sorts. sizes and compilations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09
FROM wAsHINGToN.

FEB. IA large delegation of citizens Of
South Carolina, including the brother of the late
Preston S. Brooks, has arrived here to superin-
tend the removal of his remains TO his home.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

VIZ request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their user
ton in the morning following. The crowd of
night work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

e understand that the Banks in this citv re-
fuse to receive either in payment or on deposit
the notes OF the Bank of Scottsvie, and those Of
they are Only endorsed by the Treasurer of the
commonwealth, and therefore carry the respon-
sibihty Of the latter.-P Petersburg Int.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

CHEAP CLOCKSi OLOCKSi
P.P. sELLA as, Clock Ikepnfrer.
Prompt attention given the repairing Of Brass wooden
Mantle or Town Clocks. An warranted one year,
with care Residence Centre Wheeling above the Female
Seminary. ~ @ ians0
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-1TC CORRESPONDENTS

,rsRs concerning subscription, advertising or other
of IntelIgencer should be addressed to
s concerning the editorial department of the paper,
I've addressed the Editors, Jointly, or to either one
o. writing for publication will please write
OH eP one Of the above rules will greatly obige us,
.,rnre more prompt ssentoa otTesPOndents than
- ~ might otherwise receive. y OF
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The central ONO ian Road Company.

The object OF this suit Is 70 recover $I7S 10 debt,
With Interest and costs In which suit attach
ment returned served upon ~ Punphrey
and BOnhaIn, GIIbersOn 4 Co., gaTnshees.
AFFIDAVIT having made that the defendant IL not
rpsIdent OF the State VrgnIaOn motion Of the plain
t v their attorney is ordered that It do appear here
within one month the due publication Of this order
and do may protect s interest In this
suit and copy Of this order be forthwith inserted I'm
published In the city Of Wheeling, for four
successive posted 1t the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county, hFst day Of the next County
Court eopy-Teste: ALONZ0 LoRiNG, clerk
IPrndletou mol feb5-iW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

The Central Ohio RsI. Road Company
this attach in the hands OF WI.
liam D. Terry Thomas DeCamPs respectively agents for
defendants and Michael Herr, doing business
der Michael Herr Co., either Of Them any
moneys effects belonging TO the said defendant
the Central Ohio Rail Road Company, to Thatcher Per-
Of said Central Ohio Rail Road Com
pany all funds which the said Terry neramP, or
them have received for the transportation OF
freight passengers said Central Ohio Rail Road and
any moneys which said Michael Herr = Co. may owe for
tie Of freight said Central Ohio Rail
Road sueiency thereof 70 satisfy and pay the COM
claimants demand $780, with interest and costs OF suit
The defendant Central Ohio Rail Road Company, not
having appearance and appearing by an an
dayit fled in cause, that is resident OF the state
of Virginia motion Of the PLAINTIFF by its Attorney
ordered appear here within month alter due
publication Of this and do what be necessary
20 protect Its interests and that copy OF said order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the city
OF wheeling for four weeks and posted at the
front door Of the OF Ohio county the rst
day Of the next County Court, held for said county.
cOpy-Teste: .,. /, .,,,,, -,
CpeDdletop sul for comuI'tJ feb4:W4t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

WhSskfil3 Station, Nov. 29th, 1855
ON and amer Monday fst Of December, the Passenger
Trains viii leave this station daily At 6S A. H. and $40
r. II. wheeling time.
WIN receive and discharge passengers At all the principal
stations.
The Express Train daily 4s2O P NJ, viii receive and
discharge passeHgerS ~ the following stations only; Hem
wood MoundsVile, Cameron burton, FaIFDent, PetteI
rAfOn, SewbuTE, ROlesburg Piedmont Cumberland
Sir Johns Rum AaFtnsburg, HaTPers Ferry MOnoeaey.
SykesVle and Washington Junction.
Trains viii fOl0Wa The ALatEratn az $40
A. n. daily; the Express At l50 p " daily The Aeeommo-
w. s. wo0DsIDE. superintendent.
dec1 J. B,FORD, Ascent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

l''wE want commerce and not dominion, saws
Mr.. Guthrie in his report, true Wing -senti-
ment-though coming from Democrat-and
wise asst is bensacent in its purpose
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ODD FELLOWS DIItECTORl

VtrgInIas Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evenngat Hall, of Market and Monroe
JOSEPH FORSYTH, n G.; B. n CarT, Secretary.
Monday evening. THOMAS MooRHEAD, N. g.; W. p. Ne
Kelley, Secretary.
WIN. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Neets as above eve
ry Wednesday evening. JoHx wEsGsRBER, n. O. JohR
ISdIdde, Secretary. .7t
wheeling lodge Ne. 50.-Meets every Monday
evening the Hail. Market and Quincy streets
SAMSON suARRorr, n. G.; John 7hOOurn, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No. S2.-Meets a. above every
Friday evening. J. l.. MAxWF1I, N. g.; W W. Blanchard
Secretary.
Abrams EucansPment No. 1.-Mcets at the
Hail. corner Market streets, the rsfand third
Tuesday evenings month. ws. zrSk, c. P S ".
Pearson, Scribe.
Wm. Tell Enc1mPment Nc. 3a.-Meets as
month. CHARLES Drck,Ax, c. p; ~. Seger, Scribe.
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IT'S NOT A DYE

revhaireJ, sld aesao8s diaelaas 0ffIs
ATiP o. segk3.'ralid tle JatilulDfng, G1d tgdls0
MRS &. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RkSf0RER-
Rev -. TEACHER (GJ years q aEel. FIDrhsT, Chen.
County y y y hair b restored - lie natural
color aud to fs1.''
Rev. Wm CUTTER. a hfothsf's AIaglrns, ~ y. 'AIy
hair changed 20 is naaral color and growing bla aots
Rev. D. .6TOEE D. D. C0ne1F y. ''Aly haIr SheA
grey Il restored % itB uh1lFlf eolnFs Ar-
Rev. D. eLENDENIN, CheaEo, m sleAn sd ~ tagt-
mony, aud Fer0mmef.l e % my iEienlls-h
greatly thiesnrd, tato % ny family. Uho
becoming bald, Ec-r
Rev. J. p TCsTIN cAariestou, c. 'Fhs white halrIs
becoming ubEllted, and new hair Turning, Ae."
Rev. A FRISK, silver Creek, n Y. sIt ha8 pEOlneed
good eject my hair. and can and have commanded T."
recommends T.
Rev. D. NORRIS Cross River, n. r, also, and
Mrs. Hey. Il. A. l'lt AT. Hamdsn, \. 7.
We might swell tis Iit, t 70 tG above fail eoaVinee-
TRY II e0id by all the principal merchants the Cultrd
States. Clba an Canada. Wb0ssas and depot, Ne
IS BrOome Street eN YOFk- Some dsaeFs sen
ces instead Of tis, WliEh they pFulG
ETite 70 depot Tor circular and information.
oetts:6Fnfaw
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio Lodge No. IOI.-Meets at Masonic Hall
corner Market and Monroe streets first third Mon
day evenings Of eachmOnth G. W. slGnrs, W. Nj ALeg
aRder LdughEia, Secretary, 90
wheeling Lodge Ne. 12S.-sTeet, as above or
the fret Third Thursday evenings Of each month. r
BRExTIxoER, W. NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter Ne. 19.--Meets al
above on the second Monday evening of each month W. G
SCoTr, II. p; S. W. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EneamPment No. I.-Meets a,
above on the fourth Monday evening Of month. w.
BATEs, G. c., a. LorfH0, Recorder.
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;1I;E LAW OF NEwsPAPERs.

,,hsrs who do not give express notice to the con-
sre Considered wishing to continue their subscrI
tions. .,. order the diseontinuaRce Of their peFl.
S publisher continue to send them until all ar
Sssrages paid or refuse to take their periodic
$I tSs oicss TO which they directed, they aFehed
ea be iii they settled the bill and ordered them
to other places wi!houtnform-
I'll Isbers and the papers sent to the former d.
resiO Courts have decided that refusing to take periodic
the office, removing and leaving them uncalled
:tl' !0. 9ST Eicid evidence of Intentional fraud.
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Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, Feb. T-FlOur unchanged. Whisky is held
higher; sales Coverseed r sales ~ hbls 90 Mess
PORK steady; bbls 1880 Bulk meat sales 1OO
900 sides at &c; mod crate demand.
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New YORK mnrke1.


NEw YORk, Feb Flour steady. Wheat declining. Corn
firm; 10000 Pork dull lower; at $2l
50. Provisions steady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-09

VTIRGlNIA AT Rules held In the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County for the month Of FebT-
airy, 1851;
Christopher g. LAmbdIn, Robert g. Bonham,
Charles 81. Giibersou, Henry 3. llobFons DR-
vId Wagner and John Howell late partners In DahA
under the arm Of Lambdln, GilbeFsOn Co.
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