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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

TIE Mistakes Of Night-on Friday last, a
an who, for certain reasons, shall be nameless,
~,,t to city magistrate and stated in sub
.n,s that he believed the wife of his "buz-
,rr" intended to run away that evening with a
aIi,o who had been for months endeayoring
>, iryrstiate himself into her affections. The
ashland. with jealons eye, thought he had
T,,oyered secret preparations for a journey on
,5.p.rt of his wife, and the appearance of the
.,r dcceiver with whispered cOnversationEbe-
txesn the guilty pair, on the day in question,
..5oced his suspicion to a moral certainty He
w,s told to watch about his premises, and if he
observed any occular demonstration in favor of
his fixed opinion to report the same, and the
,.rties should he brought to stand before they
could get fairly under way. In company with
volunteer friend armed with cowhide, the
husband took an eligible position to watch the
.oemy's approach. Nobody came to disturb
lis domestic peace, and the little household slept
a, quietly and peacefully as ever. The hus
bands firm belief in his wife's infidelly was con
,ilsrably shaken next morning, but the green
eyed monster still fingered in his mind, and on
Saturday evening he and his friend of the raw
hide. took up the same station. They had not
waited long before dark form came cropping
along, aud mounted the fence into the back yard.
Tie figure was provided with basket, AID in.
stead of going into the house, bent its cautious
STEPS towards the coal bin, and proceeded to
gather up a load Of the bitumnous material de.
posted therein The rawilide man changed his
position 50 as to cut off the figures retreat and
the Jealous husband remained at the back door.
Soon the strange figure moved to depart as 81
leady as it had approached. 1t got over the
fence stopped TO lift the basket over, and as it
rs,ed the rawlide came down upon lis back.
The figure dropped the basket and tore away as
ii horne by the wings Of the wind. The hero
Of the rswhidc, to whom we are indebted for
this information, says that he has ascertained
beyond question, that The mans wife is ''too
good for lin" and that the idea of her running
away with anybody is all in his distempered
Imagination. The gentleman suspected for try
ing to destroy the domestic peace of the family,
is the last man in the world for such an act
The husband has not much to loose, however,
for while his jealousy has exposed his weakness,
it has doubtless, effected considerable reduc-
tiOn in his coal bill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08
MAsHINGroN NEWS.

MARCH 6.-rhe TrensurerS weekly statement
shows amount IN deposit of over six nil.
lions, subject To drafts of nearly four millions
Receipts $653.00O.
The Navy Department have made arrange
ments to testify in inappropriate manner their
respect for the late Com. Perry
a report revolutionary claims, which Cox
of Ohio, the Chairman, prepared, was read. A
very interesting report accompanied the bill,
Which gives the lineal descendants Of reyoIu-
granted to them during the revolution by sew
eral resolutions of the Continental Congress
In the Senate an effort win be made for consid-
Grafton of the subject at the earliest possible
moment.
1t is understood that Pratt son-in-Iaw of Ru-
fus ChUate, will be appointed Assistant Treas
urer at Boston, in place OF j. Thamer w. Bard,
who is to be transferred 10 Postmastership at
Lowell.
The grand jury have, under the law of Con-
gress to punish cOntempts Of the authority of
either House, found bi of indictment against
Mr.. Wocott the recusant witness in the alleged
tariff bribery case.
A General Court Martial has been ordered to
assemble at Carlisle ON the 10th inst. for the
trial OF OIL. Simmer. The charges are brought
under the 25th article of War, which provides
for cashiering of any commissioned officer who
sends challenge for duel The New York
Times correspondent says il is surInised in ar
my circles that the prosecution will fail because
Col. Summers note was not strictly challenge,
although il inferred intention to challenge If
Harvey would follow him out Of the district,
and also because Harvey was at the time under
going sentence of Court Martial by n sus-
pension of him from command, rank, and pay,
which it is alleged takes his conduct out from
under the articles of war This is the first case
in the history Of the Government where
charge has been brought against officer for
duelling. -
New Orleans papers Of Saturday last have
been received by the Southern mail. The
Legislature of Texas adjourned on the 18th ult.
The State Treasury is barren Of funds ard
creditOrsare compelled to take warrants which
are at per cent discount.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

CURE the LiyER,-There is an article selling
Throughout the country that has attained the
widest celebrity ever known rs remedy for
Liver Complaints. We have reference to DIR.
Sanford's Inyigorator, or Liver Remedy, that
has performed cures almost too great TO believe,
were it not for the undoubted evidence that ac-
company the testimonials 1t is, in truth, the
greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
or a general debility that so often battles the
skill OF our most eminent physicians
DIR. Sanford has been for long time one of
the most eminent physicians of New York, and
1t is said, most of his cases were treated with
the Iuvigorator with such invariabe success
that he has been induced to offer it as a family
medicine, and let the world have the benefit of
his discovery. If those who are troubled with
debility, headache, langour, or slow, lingering
fever will try bottle, we think they might save
physicians's bills, aud days, perhaps years of
sutfering.-OhiO Statesman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08
BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

TIE Great Nc Pluss Uttrd lShinqEc Machine
WILDE in operation for few days only at Phil
ups Machine Shop, from . to3 O'clock p. NJ. I.
ana we would suggest to those who have not
yet witnessed itstruly interesting and nstOnish-
ing performance, to visit it while an opportuni-
ty is offered. Ifyou should not wish to make
purchase, the novelty will be found sufficient
to to afford ample qualification to the curious
Messrs Scott Fitch, agents for the Patentee
are still at the Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08
FOSTER DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for POSTER PRINTING, elt;e prsn o. coll
ored cannot be excelOd city. prepared to 10
all kinds of Posters Theatres Concerts Me chants AID
others, with promptnesS and cheaper rates. better
than any other establishment in the city con-
vince any of this fact
All orders from the country for of printing viii
meet with prompt attention at the
Our large and well selected of Papers, Cards Inks
etc having been purchased for Cash in the Cities
feel confident that guarantee customers
entire sataoOn regards nestness accuracy aud
prOmptuess with which their work will be done.
mar2-'5s DIV CAMPBELL M'DERMor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

Narigation.-It may now be said that
Wheeling is the head of navigation. The gorge
at Browns Island still remains firm, with little
prospect of a movement soon, aud boats are un.
able to get TO Pittsburg. Our landing on Sat
uriay presented lively scene, here being
some thirteen steamers here, many of which
were discharging or taking in cargoes. Quite
anumbcr of boats left Cincinnati upon the late
risein the Ohio, but are now all lying up with
heavy loads at this city and steubenyille.-
Steamboatmen seem TO think that as the moon
changed on Sunday, the weather will do like
wise.
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FROM NEW YORK.

MARCH, 6-Fhe steamship Arago sailed at
noon for Hayre with IpU passengers and fifty
thousand dollars in specie.
The obsequies of Com. Perry this afternoon
was an imposing affair The members of city
Council aud the Chamber Of Commerce as we'll
as the officers Of State military and ofthc army
and navy were in attcndaDce
The u. S, Frigatc Niagria sailed this morn
ing for England 10 take part ia the n.w attempt
to lay tho Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08
RIYER AYD WEATnER

ST. Louis, March 6.--Iliver receding here at
the rate of foot in % hours with & small guam
tity OF thin ice running. The Missouri Is open
to Weston. Scattering intelligence from the
Illinois and The upper Mississippi indicate =
speedy opening Of those streams. Rain fell last
night Cloudy and wet Mercury SO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

Distressing Suicide Joel Mohler, once 3 re-
spectable druggist in Pittsburgh occupying an
enviable position in Society, committed suicide
in that city on Friday last. The act was com
mtted while the deceased was labOring under
an attack of mania a potu. He was discovered
IN his room soon after the deed was done, ly-
ing on the bed with all his clothes on, but life
MAS quite, if not entirely extinct The fatal
deed was committed with razor which was
found covered with blood on the floor near him.
His throat was cut from ear to ear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

81 H&"-These initials of the Latin phrase
meaning Jesus, Saviour of Man." were first
used in the fourteenth century. St. Bernardine
Of Sienna, Immediately after the great plague
0fiS47, demonstrated with maker IF playing
cards on the sinfulness of his vocation. The
man pleaded poverty and the wants of his fami-
" when the Saint teld him to paint and gid
Il Ii. S" on cards and sell them, which he did.
St Bernardine then Travelled the country, put
ting up the letters wherever he went. One of
these Inscriptions, put mp by him, yet remains
on the principal door of the Santa Croce" in
florence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

The Narket-The market on Saturday morn
@g, considering the state OF the weather, was
We afforded, and prices, owing to the scar
eli! Of most articles of family produce, were
pretty we'll up. The prices change with every
Successive market morning, and no reliable list
can be given. One man sells eggs at ten cents
P'f dozen, while the person in the adjoining
sali gets eleven. In butter the price is gov
e'ned by the quality of the article andthe
Quantity in market.
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FALL FASHION FOR HATS

SO7.
AN ed 20 furnish my numerous urtrsns Ard
1ths gGtlie E quality and rtyIe Of Mct.
stiH Hats which sr- light etc, fsstoio IRE irstre ~
hn, 'IS Of great Ihsy LII render good
We q al <indG Of Eeahsr also general =t Of
Soft Planters, HTeaeh, ROckiand Hnnyarin styrs
black. brown Peari, ard BsaTeF cpiorB HEnIs and
Boy Caps, % the latest atyieu.
B-MyiesfIh Hats Gnishetl
on short notice bFiaE alonEtbe you can Ee, al
kinds o. hvad gear ~ TsiS los taTiu,
10 VI. IS. JIHEsoK's,
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NEW YORK MARKET

March 6.-Flour quiet; 1900 bbls sold
Wheat firm at 20 for red aud ,s5 for v hite.
Corn buoyant at 6sa7Oe Pork buoyant at
1896 for mess and IS, l23al3,25 tor prime Beef
buoyant At l2al3,T5. Lard steady Whisky
dull Stocks hicher
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR!!
Completely Preserved
70 1A1E a. REA EsT R,t.

Nd vino tl.st - SOLIa have TystoTtt
iuer eoIof, LsIu, box via aN Tie
but would be cured uti sick LezucAs,
would cured IL S4ll also All pi. AGA Iv
iacS auu sEin- POI NOOd's iisIf
RL4s, ser circular HiIu Tie .cila
AAA AAhOs, Noveu her s. $50.
PkcE. O. J. NOsin pesST aNs Esaat. u.L,I aa q
tie N"Ederfr yeets igstyIatNe lut Ls1irE
often cheated
dyes, &C, II-et OIL Lrs.s At.N 4
category uusa sio UIr IetdJ sfU=f-
prtrd quaeA TrtSss, UHI.i
some HloEths since, Sl-UE you Rv
Induced th- ITAI .: youE HtstCIGtIye ny tslis
q! H.! good wlIvY ShHs E-.I LJ I,Ty
ttfe! "!s AHA before eAhHaatts of isIE tGt
ss her hAIT LtsIS Iis o.lI ItELuI,I
1ToN coicT anu ao tiek.Ee ELd OtcSns IL aLtiiLi
E"ssy uPoi anu iltIA ShSG Tie LtHd; sEc c'EslALSs 70
s.Rpl! beGaLsr bsauuISitK sLtCts tItE
The Lair bGt because ~ ~ LtslLl ~
head Aud mind Oths faaN AID usis
J0ur Restorative, with tlie etr;
GAepticism and douis chsTHrtAI sLI
rntir!s rstroye. ala anu DO Get =, Fdls
have their hair fEoul gray IN
sieEnsss CT aged TO OssIa! color bsEUt!
GETsehs HhO LIQUID isE tENit LaiE lea Yl0-sS
NsEy uly ara gratefully youIS,
FErSH0 WOOD: II Ions saw yuu TlIas-
field bri0r=l cot the bottle OF ErsIusTye SUu
gave me uidsr ia DvtI"it, AID NLsh
u We concluded 10 ~ II On Ms Nal s hair, tie
tSst OF Its II has dune that
woui do aud OtheTs Of my fanny ,hANiuE
messed It's ELECTS are nov Using aud
t. UIlSTs entitled hiz consideration JGu eianl
sOL6s:ON MANN.
CAEIY1E, III-, Juae g, 1879
have used Prof. o. :. Moot. Hair r.t0ySitV-, and
in, thought sEEy, Lut ~ MS
restorative II lac it, original CooT and
$ BRESsE. ex-senator, VI
o. J. WOOD CO., iTitjoTs, sls IL oAdVay, tia
the great y T. Wire Railing EsatlaeuI) and IL NtTLsJ
street 81 Louis, BIO. And sod BY all good DTugEistS
dec3:dtw AASE1 Ii
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n, Prcntice's Lecture os:poned.-The lee
,,-. Of Mr.. Prentice will not be delivered this
-.DiDg. Notice will be given tomorrow
morning
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MAY ELECTION.
COnsIIssIONER OF REVENUE.

NEssRS. EDgToRH:-Plss-e NY -aGue zs eandI-
late for Commissioned % the Revenue the rs1 Sisy
election. Itsbssl JOSHUA LUKkNs.
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Cash .vsten

OS the Rrst ~ yannAEy. It's spsef 1fend sdopi-
~ ing tLe CASH SiEIEh EXCLESIYELY. TLsy vii
not d-art froi She rule under ereuEiIHresS or
parry parties EhA being d. rcin long
experience that ;hS plan iS only for The seller
but ulfO for the ronszHET-
dScaB MCLALLESS. KNOX h en-
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IEOR SHk,EIEE

MESsHs. EDIIORs:-PIvsse announce our HOrthy citEe
wa. J. ltOUSTES, an Inlepeadrnt candidate 10
Sheriff, ia the ensuing Spring EI,rJ.Gn.
frb6 THE MAJORITY OF VOTERS
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SIIEIsIFIIAITY.

EDS ISrELLi0S give ask the privilege or announcing
we'll known and popular feoS citizen, ACiI bald
WARREN, IIdAt= fer the SherihHIsy che
~ Spring Election. ifebIIl CITIZESE.
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FROM Haitian.

March 6.-The schooner Inkermann was
wrecked ou1the Isliore Lodges on the.20th4-all
hands lost but one
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Co-PartnershjD

FTN9E uadsTsiEned have ths day formed commonwealth,
under shs o. DosBe Adams Tor H.. Isr -
u transsetilg graSra Commission, F9ur sI lT lion
business ~ tbs Eareouse, Aain and Quincy 80
foEmeriy 0eeuPisd ~ Doans CsVKiIl.
Wheeling, Jaa. :, lk5S- ~ A s uOAVr
juaiS sess -. 20 GEO. ADAMS.
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AEssEs EptIu"s:-Plvass announce mr n \ candidate
for reelection CLERK Of the County Court 81 this
81 the ensuing Stay Election. Lb6i JNo. McCOLLoCH.
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nIRSOLITIOM

NuE hrm Of Do1ur gill s this day dissolved Nv
mutual consent The business Hri uIT bo lea
In tie Ands A 3 Doane. fully authorized 4, eS
the mans OF tbs frTn In settling up aGs!rS
wLssii.s, Jsa. s,h.1sss. M M c gSasE.
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BAErIMoRE MARKEr.

MARCH 6.-FIour steady Wheat firmer.-
Corn frmer aud unchanged. Whisky dull At
% l-2a2lc; Provisions steady.
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AsssRs. EpTToEs;-Pieas- announce me as candidate
for reelection the oee sheriff County AZ
The Spring Election Lfebll sASI'I.. LAWN.
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I'm amRIrIHE

hEssEs EsIToEs:-Permit Ihronvh your columns 70
announce myself CIIzKSs CANmpATE election to
the olc u Sheriff o. Ohio county, ensuing sprirE
Election. Ifrb4l ISAAC COTS.
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W. request that our patrons would always
Ain their advertisements by three o'clock
n'. ba afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
= u in IN the morning following. The crowd of
p ."st work renders IT necessary.
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SETTLEMENTS.

ceoUSTS against all indebted TO the suhscrI
5ers viii be made out and ready for srteGL ent bT the
hes1 Of J&n9% Those calling accounts BY
that time viii be With them Immediately thereaf
~ tdeSSi N'G1ALLHHS, KSox s co.
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FOR HlIETglFF,
FOG SnRRIRR

NsSsEs. EDIToRs-PieasS 4 candidate for
she Office Of Sheriff OF ONO county the ensuing Spring
Election. Ltsbll ANDREW WnIiE.
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REMOVAEI

I 0OASE ADAMS have removed froua the Garner Of
II Main and Qsney sts, 10 the large EzIsSus- Il. PS
tois Rev. No ~ Main street. lev froi ne corner
q SAiAs1 * aESot9s
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FOR SHERIFF.
MBSsNs EbTTOHs.-Piearc announce 4 candidate o
lie elected Srern az Ohio county the ensuing
lon ttSb2l JOHN Il HUBBARD.
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CAEIrLE, u, June e, IL.
O N ID DOLLA r

NAGN N
ClNE or TIE BEsr rIkGATrNL AND I.IVkR SiEBI-
" ClNEs nO~ Leicrs Is public, areIy, la. R5ATcsLs
IEvISoHATOK or Lrer EeItdy that Cat0sIfe,
'e4seT. niiirT and eGestuaI any other nsd
- sinr known 1t Is Ho' .Hly CAthaTIic, Lut Ltr.r
Asts nrst oi' IT, Atrsr 10 Slsrl - iIeIbit
matter, thus accomplish IurIOseT Cfrriuaiy NitA
CathArtes- .trtngthrls n AZ
- sane le l1 pii &C.. A. Aa Nh.n tax daily la
moderate do''s SstEsigiivl aud buiId IL will uhG
- Dr. SAEToaDs IEVloakAIoE Is eOmPoGrd,d sEIseIT
tfreni Res ARTICLES Of n,sdisiIs rI.aulriy ,Guus.
soEs dsa o. The stTrlstli u tissr gums ~ be forn
,eohtAns A. much stFsnst hundred dOSrE
Though possessing n.sdiSiEui 20. sTs tbsse Guns
hHLe 6vvn cot s knos 70 ply sie.aHs, never ussd
- OrIf0r, which unprecedented suecsss a.
induce tine proprietor 0reI e as faIiI, ussieIs
TO cure kirsr Complaints II their ioIn.s
Indigestion bSiLk derauGsd LSrerIs cured
- when the LAYER is sAeiIsd aetlau.
1auaiss Is eaus,a - sI proper sStion ~ the kistS
hay Que troubi,d With Jsgi,se ths IviSosstSr
tssdi4iy one Esek AID their skin wa b, gin
COsiiysfess be permanently cured ~ the InrSo.
TAtor. fSkr II ia sta dosss Or rsuiitS,
aa.lft IN .5 I'iSt9iS 4, kIssa-i1 aa.I i.Li ne
anu work IS regularly - soei ~eIk siek ftrAe,
EVcry so0D relieved ~ taAihE double Is.tf-
or"foy, which eorTrets Iii AeLity
PR stomach it hss nc equal - 3, 70.
nergs al oppressive o. uneasy isehns alter e-t1s
-'i' speak ia tir hi ~, sttsrIus.
DE sAAsusss ikyIco@4IoE cane t. us r-eoInla,lte4
iron DssHd LIVER Tbs tss;IcIIais OF 20 Any u
c.9 V ~ % iL'ilesa us q r.. u; ara lev
~ sings ever given ~ DyEISIt.es- aEt rCu,tLe
cure bsIoTs L.s hiss Lille tskts, Nt cas-
Sat az thing edible WiLi0st
~ bat 'is Sts 81 ieOd ~Void usg-sI, IL.
gave pain soS shat AIT all { or TsndrfS
Liver Complaint psia tTsab.. Ct Dc lol
r EtEcr. '+'e
Ihsrs has nsTeT been tTisti IN family TrEoA,
which hAH met Nitt zach uIh1gaGed
Of ssasrh gIc4lsntt SilI la SAAFuup'- ISvr.-
oEAzSEs 90 alone fgr dirvatvz eitrt Il shat
IT. Tor 10 acts Cath@TJiS aiiuty and E.nLx
anu sSetaH 10 ryGOvats Ire tsin tOrOuIh that
think sc are doing 1eIVies 70 all zdVlasr tlrHa
Shen thSS need medicine tls rty. TItrt
c1HsS tsat have cone under great len.
Sili ns beli received IN dei Lft6F stomach
an boz sls uheTs 81 die iu 10 Hrs
lthAs become us=sul In fsniiy utiiLst d
u without its-JzcAE0HTtfis = IN. IYrJ ELkseas
sANFOhD CO--fFup 49, brOatIuHy Ssu Yatk
Z. u. LOtsAS 4 Co. Agents for Whssiiug
JOIIS D. PAIN. Cincinnati.
4. GEO H. kEfskI. PItIshui Eh " oIssaIe AEsnts
anIL-a-,-IH-anu
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PEtIoW CITzESs.At the solicitation Of num-
Der % friends usain offer myself candidate for the
Office OF sheriff for Ohio county pIedsng myself ifIecIr
10 discharge the duties Of ths Oce with imrarIiay.
Isb3 a. BEDILLIOS.
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Third Vynrd .I.ubIIc scbooI

The Trustees the Ward Public School deemiag
it MISTER OF public interest citizens of the Ward
that they should know condition Of a
fairs they connected Public School Of this
Ward make the following exhibit of liabilities and rescue
ces Of the SCHOOL,
LIABILITIES:
one pond due Feb 1875 held by blanchard. $1,000 90
" " 1900, i oaidWei . ..,c 1000 i,Soo co
" I" 1861, a. J. ReduE.,.., / 25H 90
Salaries due Trustees April l. 1S5S ............ $500
Contingent Expenses, including Jani.Ors salary,
j. n DLlon's BILL for plumbing gas nxtures. 81 O5
s4,7s0 Is
RESOURCES
amount OF Literary fund Rblt 1st Apr 800 90
Note OF Dan p Martin, pal old house.. 81 o.
Tue assessment for 1851 having been exhausted
and me Tor the year 1sSS
until Jan 1852 the TruseeN will ccessary hampered IL
hey should not be complied to suspend entirely
during the current They however endeaVornE
TO maxi arrnnFCmeuts to should
these arrangements successful due given
on or before the first Of the ensuing April.
Il. L.. CRANAiER,
JOSHUA LURINS, Er
..a.. JOHN q. IIUPP.
to Trustees OF the Third Ward Public School.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

;, 'tan''i0a Sa1eS.-rhe Dry Goods house #
:, 4 Swearingen was crowded during
:. We Whole of last week with ladies attracted
'n''aer by the low rates at which dry goods
arc being sold at auction. Our recollection
'anneih not back to the time when similar
safe created similar rush. The "Pizcn Sar-
Pen',' with which the performance generally
concludes, is no mean object of attraction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

10 BE Discarded 1t may be interesting to
oar lady readers to know that the basque. which
l., MS almost literally been run in the ground
1.e!y' Is fast going out of fashion The new
yts%s' Is TO terminate in points before and be-
; a''9 Sleeves to be full and long, and gathered
'p'' band at the wrist -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08
A New Lighf

A New Light
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4 OIL lss equal, terronsi hssaE sst,.
istory trail tito the pstic - s.Fv
stsl beat Setable lEht safe bscLuSs ii =
iss fron AL s1p eve pFaefses II = Ell aP brsause the
es p hoar Is Isf than tal: t II L The beat
sAe 1risst lamp III bsG steady lnr far
reeve a0uTs EttlouL Ttt
itf Tor ordinary piEsd FUoIn TIE
rigs % E9Anuiaeture and SELL eanndeaI rserrsEasal
sale Whessaie and Retail the HOuse Faruf,h;pK
Stsrs % :. X. DUSliAM co.
Jan 10 oil 5Ialu v he'll Va