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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12

The defence cited the case Of The People against ayn
Demo, 20 Ano the Of the People against Rylor
pne 80 The case Of the People .iast Payne do
coed IN reference " ipdicnnl the 27tn
section Of the statute against rafting and lotteries X s
6t5 ~bch provides that preon Unauthorized ny spe-
csi ass for that purpose, shall open, etc PUBLICLY or
privately any oters, etc, for the purpose Of losing
selling W rse or d.sposing Of any houses lands sene-
pene or real estate, or a5y money, soois things
seton NoLe OF the counts In that indc fos
10, What purpose the lottery which the tickets with In.
SAL whereof defendant WAS ,hsrged, draw The
Indictment therefore, dc not charge any OF ceeae
by the statute, and the qusso coos-q i-ny
properly granted The principle If that aot a,p
cane L. 'ois the points raised in the People against
lay Tor were, that the iac ctment bad, because
j. IL TIA tot sst cut she tenor of toe ticket
4 IL dij Cot state 10 whom the tickets sold.
IN the case question the ticke out
OF me person 70 VII ,m sold ia given consequently
anything contained in the opinion VI Judge given
csse tens cannot be authoritative orany Of the points OF
ths case IN hand
AZ to the sixth ground, the objection therein raised Is
embraced in and covered by the decision heretofore gwen
Oh the other p iiDts.
HIS Hcnor the City Judge has also examined the var'
Gus pr,pert raised by the Defendants counsel aad
copcu,s tie conclusions 10 which have arrived The
noop 70 auash Indictment must therefore be over
ruea AID the defendant stand bis trial for the offence
charged ia tie indictment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12

managed by few, dares to declare dividends alter
such total prOstration of credit as we have recent
ly gone through, we are at loss to perez We. 1t
may be policy, but in nnetenths of the cases it will
prove eventually to have been, like many preceding
ones, paid out of the capital We know that these
views are entertained by the leading 6nanciers of
this city, and to it is to be attributed in great
the rapid rise in the better class Of dyi-
dend paying railroad shares and first class bonds.
Among the various means to bring about a return
of healthy condition OF the various interests of the
public which fall within the legitimate scope OF
legislative action, there nooe which would so GER
tainly and immediately prove beneficial to all classes
~ the enactment Of the law now before the State
Senate admitting aliens TO hold and convey real
estate in the same way citizens do. The law as it
stands is relic of barbarity and weakness Nothing
is to be feared from the influence of foreign capital
invested in houses and ands still less if possible
than when it is invested in public stocks. The in
vestmeDt of large amount of alien capital in houses
lots or farms, is the shape of all others most
cepabe to u.s. because it is less liable to be suddenly
Withdrawn and because it gives employment to
every branch of industry. BY changing the law rs
proposed we shall fix and establish thousands Of the
very best class Of foreigners among us who are now
obliged to carry their capital back to Europe with
them or to go west with it to States hospitaDle
than New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12

For account OF collision hines sprague
sss ser sasss sbon 100 stroll per hour an3 WI pro
bsry 20 railway for repairs lhe schr aien
osk lumber The crew taken W New Bedford the
Eseie's wing
Sur sasI APPLETON Doanc from Richmond Va bound To
ns M landed and the ship proceeded voyage
M charge OF The eiief male.
Sem PrlnI of Bddefordl. Ill., from Cardcnas 70, Pot
enced heavy gale Of wind from The the IAN ut which
ses and csusbs vessel 70 sbor very much heavy sea
boarded and hove her down starting cargo beios
some fo' ard hog shs-ds 70 tim her The gale
about ococs pm haa TO save deck load which consisted
puncbeons OF mossses Dn h bore dow for BERN
order to iesow the nbosrd The vessel has
tanned any damage.
scnR Gus Rocx Wilson Of and from ubec for New YORK.
put bach 10 Newport si evening with loss portion
deck load Of las having been driven daring
storm Of Monday.
Sour ocrAs BRpr lahore Long Beach lay In The surf
leh inst head Oh shore and not too badly strained viii
got on
scHR orr,wl at Cbaries,ou Eth ip., from A,latspas re
ports-ln lat N, lon 1880 fell IN with SHIPS io~ermss,
ssng az iron tor pseG lead color o,d NOT aepesr =, have
on The passage her sails were Spit and she was otherwise
Cows Feb 2i-Tbe Am ship WIN Singer from CaiAo for
Cowes IL rcDUed shore al BROOK south side OF the s
ss gC % sp 70 w sr SINGER Farley a
uOas tons gusno from Caao for this tor orders which
vessel having ioeneed PHO, board tok The ground on
BROOK Ledge sw part island hut has WIN Nc
AID OF eefniugs been ONed aoat aud brough fOunu W ms
R y son a'sns much water BON pumps O''S ''''
TINS CLrrprR snIr soRSrSe sran. Capt Foster load
ing At the foot Wall street for San Francisco made her last
passage out port IO days and deveted her cargo
without damaging single package The Morning star arrived
at his nor, on m. 2h Of january "a days from avre
which il much shorter ss been made by any sailing yes
sci Tor a. me months past che extreme clipper aud her
sP"g sa ' aSsi1es r. ah inst she viii be fun
belongs 81 Colcman's California Line.
The shin Parliament, built FAST soson In 1870 l0O ons
was solS yeserdSy BY henry Noulion snip broke sOO
60 b,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12


Cuba nluf cOvedO at 24c.
NAVAL STORES The foreign news by the Kangaroo ana
bad eff CT 10 advance prices sales OF ABOUT
LOO bbs spirits turpentne made al Boo, and i0o
DO we're reported at 5io and 900 bbs comaon rosn
were sold at 81 SO per $40 lbs delivered Crude was
L.lo at s. 81 s4 Other quotations steady a. full
prices .o.
Ous-Iinseed sustained and sales of about 600
5000 goIobs gish made At 60 10 600 40. Amer
csr al &C Gle Whale steady with sales Of 'xr 70
choice nt b4c. a bbc Sperm quiet aud sales mode
rate 1T 81 rs cash Primo Western lard oil was sold
SIC cash Palm and olive oils we're unchanged.
Provisions Pork The maj ket Tor mess unchang
ed while The sales IL part h government contracts
amounted n ON sou Geo pbis sl6 "a SIG SO. liz
cuoeo ~ the saes 800 bDis. prime al $40 bo
sl3 co. The market Tor prime closed hm especially Tor
future delivery TIime AMI thin mess were I'm
char ged. BEEF IN tar deuanf, Win sales on
about 200 bbls including country prime, al ~ 10 %
country mess DO. ut $40 Sll; repached We-tern al
ST. $l3 81 and al $,5 Si4 81 Prime mess
quiet s2l 1875 and beef ha,ls urn al $lI eV
q $40. Cut meats steacy, WITH sales Of about 100
ackagcs, including shoulders al sac a6A AID hams At
tZc $40. Lard was IN air oelaod, vita sa'ss ot
about lot tbbs at sac l0lac. the latter figure f'r
prime Butter was n M az 4c lsc for Ohio anu al oc
2bc for State. cheese wasst &c l0lac
RICE - SALE were uane ut Slac. u &c,
SUGARS The market cnDtisued firm, WITH saies Of
about 5u0 coo hncs New Orleans AID Cupi muscova 20
al 5kc 1lac. 100 do Jroix private terms, AMI
loo hhds damaged New Orleans oy at 4c 5;Sc
WnisKEy.The sales embraced aoout 80 obs at Il ,ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12


The Minnesota Mining Company has declared
semi annual dividend of six dollars per share being
twelve per cent the capital stock, payable the
LIST of April.
We have repeatedly called attention to the utter
worthlessness of bank reports, az exhibiting their
condition financially, and from occurrences that
have fallen under The notice Of our reporters we
have minated to the stockholders Of certain nsti
tutcns in this city that there we're strong presump-
tive grounds for believing that serious defalcations
existed and had been going on FOR years We gave
certain amounts that were supposed 10 be taken,
and ~ near az possible intinatcd the guilty par.
ties. Every bank we then alluded ~ has, 70 far,
been found subsequently to have lost large part of
its apparent gains; not by any discovery by commit
tees Of examination, bat by the owning up Of the de
linquebt his Ascending after he found it mposs
Die to supply his pressing daily wants by new abstrac
tons. We see by this what perfect farce all exami
nation Of assets in the possession Of the officers of
bank H. Most ofthe discoveries have been made by the
accidental detection Of one OF the partes-as in the
case Of the American Exchange, the National the
Mechanics Banking Association, &C, Sc.-a new one
appearing at regular quarterly intervals In the
Of the Union Bank, IL is now announced that the
main default occurred nearly ten years ago, and was
regularly, OF course, counted IN assets and
plus undivided pro6ts. The amount of the defalca.
ton is unknown, and as every effort has been
made TO Keep II from the public eye, it
doubtful II II ever will bc known,
a. IL would take weeks Of examination and compa-
rson by experts TO approach its amount. II is
missed that IT may finally involve others, either out
side or inside and that il will be found eventually to
be abon half a million. few days ago we fur
Disbed the statement ~ the committee of the
examiners of the Bank Of Pennsylvania, showing
that while IL was not solvent or had earned divi-
dend since 1858, bad regularly declared semi-annual
ones, amounting in that period to forty-seven per
cen, Of it, capital. And the directors always be-
lieved they were earned, and that the bank had
handsome surplus for contingencies being hood.
winked by adrOt managers and accountants. IL re.
quires no ordinary judgment 20 perceive that, az
an investment, bank stocks are the most dan
gerously uncertain property any one can put
his money in The chances of its total disappear
ance at once, as in the case Of the Bank Of Penn
sylvania, and the Ohio Life and Trust must always
be taken into consideration. How any bank in this
city, excepting the Chemical, which is owned aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12

Canadian steady, with sales OF about 400 bbs
within the range Of the above figures southern -four
tnued IN fair demand with salos OF about 700 $40 bbs
closing ~ith less buoy ancy for grades which
were 10 lees demand. Rye -four steady with sales Of
about $50 bbs at quotations Corn meal firm, with
ssles a. figures Wheat without change " i'm
postarce, while ,ales limited Tho sales embraced
about 1900 bushels, including Tennessee red al
81 25 and white do, with some Southern white
at 81 10, and prime Tennessee do at 81 so.
Rye vas 6rm, al Csc no for Jersey and Northern.
Corn 10 fair demand, with less dong; the sales en-
praced about 600 900 bushels 66c for inferior,
and CSC zoe for white and prime yellow. Oats wore
IN good demand at 4bc 4tc, for State and Western.
GOWN TIE Unions cargo II 700 bags was q.
Tered at auction this morning. 10l00 sold from &c
DTc, average 1896; 300 withdrawn al 1870. The
safe we'll attended, and prices obtained freely up 10
the valuations The Anna Grants cargo (5 800 bags)
sold private terms Also 300 bags 10 lots 10 the
trade, at 1917. a lie stock reduced N 1000 bags
CUTToS.-The sales embraced about 500 bales the
market closing with steadnese at lie. l2sc for mid
ding uplands.
FhuoH1s The engagements were light, and rates with
out alteration OF moment IN quotatcn,. There was more
cotton Offering ana rather better rates demanded To
Liverpool about 500 a 600 bales were engaged at
"a, and at 8 92d. for compressed AZ the close
some ship ogoeis demanded 3-lod Flour was at ls
90 and grain at I'D sd In bulk and bags and pro-
at lie Cd TO London rates we're unchanged and
limnNd There nothing hew 10 the O0ntuenl
vessel taken up 10 load with lumber for Bdenos
Myers to land at Rosaio at 80 80 per 1 600 feet
Hay TIE market exhibited more animation while the
Gales EN- oraced about eco 900 bales for Shipment
Gbc n i5c per 100 lbs.
IRov vas ntsaneed and sales moderate
Aol-ASEs The market was steady, with sails Of about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

tHkSph, March Ito 4. N.
AsHEs-The sales embraced sbont 80 bbs pots at CSC
Pearls were quiet.
BREADsrurs -FlourT The market exhibited less ami ma
ton and purchases Of common and medium grades
heavier W make nj inside figures. the saies embraced
about G 600 a 1909 bbs within the range Of about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12
Movements Ia xesI e. tate.

The followr sales made yesterday by A. ].
Blocker, son 4 Go -
Three story frame house and lot Oh 18th ST., near
4th ave-. ................ ............. $4,000
lot on n s6e AID ST. 200 f. Of 10th 900
lots, with buildings, l29th and l30.h sts. l25
IT. W. OF 9TH av size OF each lot 2rxlO0.. 100
lot on side IL IN ay near 5isl st. 25 lxi00 200
lot DO co adjoiping ............. 200
lot W. side 18th av from 4Sth st., 25x!00. 1850
iSz. each .o 90. -. ........ s,425
26xioc:5 ................." = l,4ss
a5x.oo. 49, l,4sl
lot acjo ming ......... .................. l,4el
300
f. " Of iitn av ............... 1900
story brick store and dwelling % av and
ASH 1t 2sxlOo. 49,. - $500
lot on side 43d 1T 800 n W. OF 9b 25xloo 200
i lot on ~ eide lllth st., 3I5 n of 10Th av. 25x
lots N. 11lth b. adjoining ........... 300
! lot on N. side ltlth ST., between 10th and llih
lots on s. sioe 18th st rear Of ab,ve lots 800
lots on N size l1Itb IT 47ou ". OF 10Th av 800
lots side 1l7th ST 400 f. W. Of lota sv $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12

MARITIME INTEL LiGErGs,
NJ All packages and letters intended for 1e New Yoas
HERALD should BE seoled
AiMANAo YokA-faIs DAy.
SUN II NOON RIszs. MON 80
SUI sEfs........... Us EIGH vArsR . 81
Port OF New York, March IL, 1855.
CLEARED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12

As compared with the corresponding month Of
1857, this shows decrease of SIS ,025 oil.
The annexed are the comparative earnings of the
Pacific Railroad of Missouri-length Us miles-for
the months of February, 1s5T5s:-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a New Light

7lHE Drummond Light produced from Improved sYLvIC
OIL, has no equal, and after personal and satts.
factory trial, pr tito the public SGE CHEAP
and best portable light In II q safe because y =
free explosive properties. Il L cheap because the
than half cent. Il Is the best
lamp viii burn brilliant with steady nate tor
twelve hours without reiDg trimming aud give
sht ordinary sized TUOm, and having ne
right manufacture and SELL We confidently recommend
For sale Wholesale and Retail at the House Furnishing
s,or. OF J. K. DUNHAM CO.
tan * No. Ii5 Main 81. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
TO Invaltds and the Deaf.

MRS. ANNA MANSE1ElAOS
WILL arrive Wheeling Monday, January 18th, At
w the McLure House, for Medical EXAMINATIONS OF IL
valIds the Deaf and their curative treatment when De
sired.
Her examinations conducted without asking any CUES
patient, and the basis OF learning o.
tracing Of disease through their Effects BY praet
cal Judgement existing indications Of disoLdeTed action
accuracy which she thus aseertans the patients actual
Physical condition and the nature IS well As cause OF COM
plants Is betokened In her consultations.
EHAHLNAIIONS ARE FREE.
Invalid Iadits especially those suffering from female CON.
plants and weakness viii readily the advantage OF
consulting Of their whose thorough knoEdge
Of causes curing these distressing affections
has deep interest wherever she has visited
In the treatment Of Deafness has been very
greatmany standing having been cured atsF
repeated efforts OF others has produced no favor
able resu nearly all being durable BY her PTeps
TONS organs Of hearing not actually destroyed or
mutiated. The material and combination Of her remedies
peculiar They entirely vegetable and 50 prepared
only upon the locality Of complaints msdie
nally chemically the BLOOD furnishing there
by which aseertaned by her examinations
to be wanting In the system.
medical Lecture to ladies VIII be delivered some AMER
noon during her stay. Jan lo-os
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

ExrRAoRDISARy PEDEsrH1Ax FEAT.-Alfred
'Elson, an Englishman. twenty five years of age,
accomplished, in Hartford. at 10 o'clock on Sat
urday night the great feat of walking during one
hundred and eight consecutive hours, without
sleep orr rest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

z Az Englishman. in speaking ofionr light
pleasure wagons, says the wheels consist f four
eirrles OF eh gese Tind, filed in with cob webs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
Charter ELECTION.

CIrT OF WHEELINO. CLEEEs 0TTIcE,
January 18th, 8SS.
ON Monday January 2jth ISIS will be held
" for MAJ Clerk, Treasurer, Sergeant, Street Comiu
soner, Wharf Master, and Superb and Engineer Of
the Water Works the city Wheeling Also for Alder
School Commissioner and Trustees OF Public
Schools members Of the Council for the several wards
OF said city, eOmmeIehf at O'Clock and closing at
O'Clock places IN the several yards
In the Fir WardAt the Hose House Of the FIRST Ward
Hose Company the AldeFman's Ose Of sail ward.
In the second Ward-At the CITY Hall.
Third WaFd-At the House and At the Hose
House OF the FIRST Wheeling Hose Company.
In the Fourth aTd-At the Hose House Of the R1ugh
Ready Hose Company and at the Aldermaus ONCE d said
ward.
In PIith WaP-Att the north south Of the
Public S-hOOI house Of said Ward.
The members OF the Council apPOFtioned follow,
viz
Fourier the FIRST Ward,
TW for the Second Ward,
tlle Third Ward,
FIVe the Fourth Ward.
Six for the Riflh Ward.
The election VIII be held under the superintendsnee Of
such Persons as the Mayor ahau appoint.
ito - - A'Hs oit-1- ~ Tj''v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

The wires of the National Telegraph Line,
running from New York to New Orleans, dis
lance of about two thousand miles, were con-
nected through the other night, and large
number of me ages transmitted to and from
each city direct, and without the aid of ere.
pcaters." No similar fact, it is believed, was
ever performed in this country or in Europe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

EVERY harvest lisa sort of miracle; that SO de-
fenccless a thing as a grain of wheat or corn,
with earth and air full of foes, Should year after
year, shine through the garner-clefts in seam
ings of gold, and till half the world with the
harvest.hymn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
MESSRS. VITO VIII q SONS
GRAND asI.AaalN aALE

OF OBJECTS OF FINE ART!
NARRARA AaEhle satlaFy EIaiurate AiabastrT Msrb.e
~ Vases, copied from aaelent OFirinhlS he products o.
ne studios o. ifALY VII take puss Friday morning.
Aet - - o'clock aud eontlugd In the evening -
~ O'Clock. at the store lately occupied By Ar Us
Rnfle on Main street, Bishops Jeelry store !he
store WI Pc open 70 FoFs IurBday, tith Inst aS
Tbs ds5oIsnent ViI eantdsr j Saper6 Cirrara Marble
beautiful tIifbfe Statute, the Perl,.
Also beautifully infatlF. eopyof Power GrssA
saw n alabaster qlsss Elaborate 6ToaP' US
treeian Wins Tor Ilartls tFurian Vases Roman An
.!.il.9 Lty Nalesi Raeeaute TazE4Ss toF 49,
Ir9s ard many other eI eoPs-d IRON Ane''
A5q3 = Inc ass Ier Of PaFian ware, Nina an4 srs
Slsl.le sefels, luteeenee5 AFiad1e, trSit ana w
s9y splictq1 = Worthy % ths attenti2n. -
A4llpVeIs % a1s arts = arties % 49,
stfletiVe enar1ctar and tt ealsuiafea - hnis1 "
rslnsa apsarllee e drawing p4Eiors halls,
At attsltl9n of Iook E5epsEt a5f b1siIes llsn -
rfiyt % ne city, u iuYfted = our stock q 80
BOO -. kueF ana staple which = At thls
toEe Me have SIN on hand large stock q Wopls1
tsftss lhl falllas, Hoods, Ladies' and Gents
1Aptes Ee upon an % Nhteh. sas The SEASON adt
4s VI .lleet ae pIlses flau9l RAlAL Z -
NOTICE. -,
aaanfaet1Elrs Company tie oos g P[es,t,
DlrtoEs Ee, aud the trlnEactiou a gl=I
= . y ealF eoa2e beqFs then- WIN y lsie A. = .
q IL n WLeelfn n II o'eiocA - =
islAlsspAAS February 1otbs ISIS, ,,.o,- s.,r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

BEEcmERIsM AT PREMUN.-We find the fol-
lowing under the head of Brooklyn items, in
the local columns ofthe New York Tribune of
the 9TH:
ANNUAL Pew RESTING AT Mr. BEEcHER's
CHURcu.-The pews of Plymouth COngrega-
tional Church, Brooklyn, of whichthe Rev Hen.
nv Ward Beecheri is pastor, were publicly rented
on Tuesday evening, for the ensuing year. A
large number of persons were present, sufficient
to fill threc-fourths of the house, and the occa-
sion was oMe no little animation and interest
from the friendly competition OF purchasers
According to the mode of renting which is pur-
sued, the pews throughout the entire building,
with the exception of free second g1lery,)
have specified valuation, determined from
year to year by the Trustees; and the choice Of
pews is sold at auction; to the highest bidder
for a premium ADORE tie remit The scale of
valuation this year was only trifie higher than
last, but the amount of premiums, notwithstan-
ding the hardness of the times, rose One-thiTd
higher than ut any former period the history
ofthe church. Nearly every pew in the build
ing with n single exception mentionedO brought
a premium or an extra sum for the privilege OF
the choice; in addition to which many of the
chairs that have been recently introduced INTO
the aisles were sold at a premium, and still
larger number rented at their assessed rate
The highest priced pews or those vauad at 500
or more, were about twenty in number, bring
ing an average premium otbetween S+U ana sou
The highest valuation of any pew, was $129,
and the highest premium sos. The total mum.
I Der of pews in the house, exclusive of the free
gallery, is 2O8, which were assessed last year
to the aggregate amount of Sl1,9SO, and this
year to 1000; on which the total amount of
premiums last year was 81, 300 increased this
year to $4,000. On Tuesday night the pews
were so readily taken, that after the public sale
was over, it was fonnd that out of the entire
number, assessed at total of $4,000, only
very few to the value of less than $780, were
without purchasers; and yesterday these were
mostly taken and large number of new appli-
cants were unable to obtain sittings. The mem
berShip of Plymouth Church was never SO large
as at present and the size of the congregation
remains undiminished. The building admits of
an audience of about three thousand persons,
yet it is not an uncommon occurrence, on a
pleasant Sunday evening, TO see fully as large
number as this 30 away from the church door
unable to get cen standing-room within the
walls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

Both the Savannah Republican and the Now
Orleans Bi,lletin, deny the existence of the pre-
tended sympathy" for Walker aud his fllibus-
tering schemes, in those cities, and in the South
They say the people cannot be misled in this
matter by tie politicians.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
Now SVsfem.

changing Of isiness iroln long credit system 70
cash one or its equiv aent also change long rohs
20 very short and In elon stock Of =aTy
Cloths and win sen from ten 10 tEsf y PEI
cent less than former prizes Should any DOUBT shat
We say, by calling Waiagton Hail you E be a
once satisfied We mean Just what 3 < say,
janl1 Merchant TailorH-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15
RARE cRANnR1

TOR sale, for 90 ., cash, well Estahlishea Ara -
business, sales every week amounting to over an
Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Apply soon Il ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-15

The King of Portugal's marriage viii take
place in April next.
Six inches ofsnow in Berkshire county, Mass,
and about as much down East.