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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26
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The travel has increased The present year over the
past, IN a still higher ratio thnn the ireights In
April the amount received from passengers was
$4,000 80; May SCI $50 IA !; June, 5lTfU9 10 .
July, $lS446 30 August $I3l24 So September
Sl0,O45 O.; October, $l0,l37 TO- The effect of the
epidemic the present season, in preventing the travel
from abroad to New Orleans will not be forgotten ia
estimating the revenue Of the road from this Source
The prospect otunre profits from the trayeloY this
road, has been largely increased by the opening of the
fehuantepec 1sthmus route, making New Orleans
the point towards which all seeking passage to the
Faehe shores must direct their COURSE aud the New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern read the route
over which they will assnTedly pass.
The receipts OF the Company have also been con.
sderaby increasedby the contract obtained from the
post,otfce department for the transmission Of the
daily mails between Canton aud New Orleans For
hs service the Company receives $42 geo for the year
ending first Of july 1888, after which period up to
INST July, 1862, it is to receive $G3 600 per annum.
independent OF the advantage to the Company of this
S9h3f9cy as permanent source of revenue its incl.
usnAI AID u OF vastly more Importance Travel fol.
lows the mails, and, id our case 1t has commenced
already 70 appear in their wake Itis public Motif.
cation that the New Orleans ana jackson road is A
better and Shorter Southern route than any one vet
opened,
The estimated receipts for the present wear from all
sources, are Sl,00o,O0o. Until the Mississippi Cen
fa road is completed il is estimated that tho pross
income will not fall short of this annual sum Phat
e9nslHmatiOu viii bring sources Of income hiuhar
and better than the road has yet enjoyed After the
connection is completed by rail oyerths route to Ten
hessee, the receipts cannot fall short Of e 00O O00
ahuaalY The amount already received during the
months when business is necessarily light and the
rapid Increase Of the rephs and travel since the LIST
9l october render this estimate safe one We have
st 9egan TO understand the capacity Of the country
alIgaay penetrated The cotton alone TO be received
VII TORN very important item OF the amount antei.
gfl, AZ average freight of 1900 bales is brought in
aa'31 ana Twill be months before the entire crop finds
a w - hafSet. An important way traffic is rapid.
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gHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
ASSISTANT ALDERNTEN.

The Board met this day pursuant TO adjournment
Members present: Hon, c. H. Waldo, President
hiessTs, BENT Huyghe, Leete, Magioni, Massieot
hofeno, Monroe, Phelps, Ranney, White and Wait.
The reading Of the journal was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
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Die 10 tIs
beneToence of the te'ator such he himself contemplated
contemplated. iscearly proved ~ ''
growth and present condition Of the find: 9 49,
Original fund ,s,.. w SIS 0O0 m
Increass by th5 denomination Of interest and y
renyestlnents from ISIS 10 1854 ., Is 35o a.
Making the fund al that asts s1F q
Increased ia u similar manner from 1854 to
'''''''''.'''''' lo,-oo 81
Making the fund at the present time not in
2s.s1 Ps A. es:R ND follows,
est coupons attached ....,....,..552 600 20
road # Oo5 sacb WsB "h nsrS ck' S6n R
,} attaches. - 1000 20
predecessors Of three notes, discounted at
ger cent, at six ine and twelve nonhs,
tGe hrSt OF which falls due In few days. 5,Sj2 ~
n oRc a. June 2ist S5Ss''.......S 4 Is
To which TIT. Il To hs I;o H. - $6s6i5 "
j. y s. Kos , qgs !nt f sl s55 Vi $53 81
Poaen Of The tme when he benegocnt intention OF its geue
! have the honor to be your oGedeqt servant,
Inc IolloWlng communication was read and on
e'e''SN ~ V"' NOi il gsee ol T. tLattte
New Oritsas Sa ~ bSt " " z 1879
10 me Honorable The Common Council
Gegt,Hmsr-I herewith transmit statement No l2 checks
very lssPecPu Il y or n, q9 LIST, seTy ~
The Treasurers weekly report Of receipts and 6is
barsements for the week ending Saturday, Goth No
50l 70 yyos road ord a, 49,; - w. ,'el4 VI R'-
mttee on Finance.
The following message was read and accented:
R0AVpz or sIHrFtTE5f
s4 y h s' Ho @' IF ss,i.t,n, .f5.rao
Gentsmen-l have he honor toinIom son the following
VIZ Pe' o3 your AoL'r''ls body were concurteI IN
resolution tn saniry btlFs sdgpad 9th Yesr 1881
eelaon directing hs cbi5 oIss @4forcs IL @fd
6 " e 'R5ea q the New Orleans and Ct
he City '''''"E" me 'oFP""'sa limits OF
1 T5 s9gon . 9np0Rege 5ooQ towards the building Of
wn4g q the Treasurer for all bills materials and WORK
res1a5n attic iling the Street COMMISSIONS 70 ,y. q,
sddt omd @ 70 crossing laid Bourbon street At the in
resolution requesting the Mayor to make renort to The
Bonrd q assistant Aldermen Of Tie amount Of Tie GtrGd
resolution nppr praus NO hundred and fifty dollars to he
gus reogpa or portraits dangerous and suspicious cha
rc,o,rtfo7 oo5ory,,. tl,
bidder after live days n6tice h. the ] ~ 10 ,y C"sS
painting he iron ratings around NaJee AuuuncistiUn jack
lowest bidder atte sg days ticl IN tie ocf r V"e 40 os s
Auar streets fioH Claiborne 10 Broad Garal is6 at tl crS.
streets bes, nnd up lhe ST. Anthony canal viii he d
Restitution nsruetqg the Surveyor to have gas lamp
ss "a l 1SIity ~ TIE Gas Company On Ereto, be-
fe5oluto lSgaesfi I, Tx r9sf H.
gdEe on Mnonene street through the the Dryade
't' S Ges exta1,, The
fsolaon aa6orsag The Surveyor to repair and paint
NJ GS o, 9 gGs Of Ine Assistant Wharbnger Of The First
resolution antorang the Surveyor to hive til nuisance
wharf tie head Of Robin streets Fis Dsc ex eGded and
rePaiIsa, ., -.-,.,.
y 5s S o1 e sps s1f2e5 ~ @ IF P9G5e,'
QsSrist. -.z,.,---.....
5gs21q9n s5y'3g permission e Gr9w9I tSebwarz erect
Eglr57,, md a yiar o5"'"e1 'y "AWlA bAsin
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1pu1pr GuNh observation-disclosures. TravplaFe
from other routes upon tne jackson road, are made
travel Not only is the road itself level and solid in
ts strnetnre bSt tbs rolling stoc y az 6 so4 9
oi;tv Tba cnnanetors and ofIicers 5i .no ti LA
dntias Win noliteness and tirmnpss ygbicb IS - No.
iievpd Give General satisfaction 10 traI,sIor " Mo
,oss n,,5e in bringing f6e wood it l
Plosi ~ a e,;S5 r3,, 80 nv stale ..
tS tiTo not far 5ston when 10 pegYe na'
!he tlle y 9os ,L q porIio9 OF Tue earn
ings Of tne company may suEantageonsly be used in
loFMaruluS tue hoL vi eAbeHs,ol'
Connril on the improved condition and yos+ ~
the great enterprise ~ wlilGn TINS city is so deeply
hope thst tne pg 5oo wa De encouraged since SO
much has been done uudeF such Instantaneous
circumstances to persevere in their efforts to accom-
plish the work. and sustain with their confidence
policy that is necessary to the future of New Orleans
aaa I$ gnei n das n oSa2 Eyen II 5
- p Eartrt ia ne II ia 5ot ,f,,G y, t re lou
III II lr tt M il Tela NJ NJ 'IllG i VI .He slea'
msn%5 cnntar Of the Tnion opd GLlg&s .e CON-
The most nnnnlons States Of the onSaar9. U'o II
te i'osS of tho itorio Lt ~ IL
Pggs ~ IN N hands VI our FeAesV COM
mohWeaitls ~ 9sl u"Iusi
l.. j. HARRIS
4 ~ NNtpgEN;
Directors on lie mart Of tbs citv
iTbe foIIoWinT nreamble and raso1,,ti,,, er,I l
~ ~ a a9 tosolutGu' oneItu ~
MI ttHTFlssOu were Ieau Twice and adopted the
rules being suspended, and were, on motion sent to
tI4 As'to sI Do'il ~ w w IOuTuiIeu ~;
cas-: MeSsfs. conway, DeLaharre, torstall, HaT-
WRpeas T6 Council aid by resaao anrov.d
1854 authorize subscription behalf Of Tie cfy Of nav OK
leans the chpa stock OF the New Orleans Jackson and
rea Northern Railroad Company for two millions Of dollars
neatly half Of the entire amount which has M to f date
paid and whereas the declared object OF the orraz
hsg Orleans rGRHe through tie STATE " rne sly Il
o he br t,1i mi md
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re which is 10 be added the amount Of the Of
II VI Ross due 1iih February, 1855 viz $500 49,
feel graded gsul4men, in being able 10 report " your
honorable body The steady Increase Of this fund and TIE near
approach Of time when the benevolent intention Of It's genar
Gas donor may De carried int effect.
have the honor 10 be.
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fAF- = ,t.st.
s do p a@a S XIII ] m p4 ~ street. poy'7E
orr + Nichols asking Tho privilege Of using the battufe
IN Tpn. = TS sts tS5 @nams Tor t9oas
Police
OF Edward Iehy asking permission steam engine
and burgundy.
OF residents and owners q property around Annuncation
SguS'o AS"hS' lut cEeuon q epton shea ana Pchery
Tho f1o,,,i,c io I,,s,
~ 10y W ie99,"SoLs MeLe Geau, Allu on mo
49, W VIZ ol 2'AeeSS anu Lahu
55S',s5 Tbot ~ ,,rtn,i,. ,,..,
lied 10 sal to the lowest bidder eonSc Pr % d
laying curb and gutter stones on the Neutral gonmd Of EsD
,tTss ns nrr snerifrt{ens in VI ""sUu i''"u
Resumed Th the Muyor be and Ie ii errfy authorized IN
extend noari act he n,act Of the ciy Of New Orleans
WIN NJ JHhh Losna, 9E IHlhs Up and emying dtsg9nay
10 NJ Joseph street The contract for sRjI vor ~ b V 4
from St eph street street Of be Frt District
the price per superficial yard agreea6y to t6u sams
and nndeE the Of The Surveyor all in
frkr s Ter resolution Of tie Joint of Ef i
Street, I'D LandiTgs lie nnyrnt FIR aid VII n a
for tie budge! q 1859 ,,.-....,.-.,
10 nya Mail ana hTj%an3 W H. hu Ne II Ge[SDy
H. nv bsi" ~ ' Po'e VI "aah'os ont
Rrsoi5ri Fbat he Gomptrorler he and he ia hereby author
Sgg 10 gl ivy VII W" 'GS g l29@ nG sed b{2.
t9 r Datst [o"4 iaf En- P"k re- o. Eft street
stf,,i, ir5tIs rnaJ tr ,i NJ ral m NJ t, 'or SUI
from - &e,es street Q4le Nayndesl TO the river Fourth
budget Of 1882 aud tue said proposals be tct to
'ie Az ~ W 65 H. wy TtrT ,t
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus.
pended;
H
tsoF That his Honor the Mayor be and he is hereby
Of tie drawers Of amounting to hya Mot-and
sk hundred and twenty-five dol@s and ortYhree cents
PIT i The funds q The bagaeS Of b ' Nehds G fR
men was read Mr. Rannpy moved that the same Ne
referred to special committee of four, one from
each District Carried, And the Chair Amounted
Messrs Ranncy Phelps Moreno and Massoot on said
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RoARp 81 ALDERMEN.
-. Noyennber p, ISIS.


TUESDAY, November A5j 1000
NJ. A. .,,,.s,,saf - !, iif,,,nf,,nnt
TIE B9afn met efli9 9't ~ ~: s!s.f !.
. Members present Hon, 10. Nlxon, Pfeslaeht ;
4w fs4n*TsV BelMbnrre, Forstall, H&rFisson
SAtsss9; sssss ana Wills
kAoMNiAt 49, ~ ,-e, ~ nation die
THE reading q sue minutes Mas' W thNeAN'A' sAA
,-.oaod seifit
ssif,s 7,aga6dra sgaa referred 70 the Finance
b9AAhAasssN 1F4rap8 az NvvF ORLEANS.
civ usli Nov "a 1858
10 the tQao sa sSs 3S lI n rs 19rhssujn then Eavor
n Tie Hill Ns oflssas gsSsigsq ss Is bs
LTD Nicholas Go4 e st los tne saes2 snppo l @
ZION Of orphans u Ftgns nieFs5 III ia 6ar5s nj 81 ocfo
@ 9aS y orssFsa 5y he tes q
collars, lasle4o q s9 ~
ne All' f NJ aon,s fa1rs time the benevolent in
fbe noliey was adopted, when this
aA " III inTestfns5 Il in such manner
s alsA sfasi3l In amount originally donated should
k Il 9Tf ssns M 9 ot s@s9ss q Es o9 Sn
3s,Sred ana Hg dollars All that time the in
Aao.issl sss nj sssb IN hind Iyers as Follows
IL ,,s - NJ r,rtss,s f,r
sArhsg
to each due IN 1892 bearing per cent interest =
AAbtu0u w
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Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, al Of ne.
the above contract,
NJ " r. TMEARD. C1rnntrolsr
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pREMIUM MOSS I-Es4sEmIUm MOSS I-PU7
l. up in best order for shipment
Also
THE BEST or MATT ESSEs
OF all kinds.
Planters give your Negroes good healthy Bedsto had OF
CAMPBELL Il B0UDREAUS,
o%J u Once, III Canal street,
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Approved October %, 1858
Signed GERARD sTITH, Ma5os
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q 91 -. aE EisTEEsi srIrH. Mnror.
The following communication was referred TO the
~ ctrapfa md Taudinus.

Inc Following c0mmlDcatl0n vas TeHu
BoARD AsstsTANT ALDERTEa, Z
November H. 1865.
10 the Honorable tho President and Members
or the Board Of Aldermen:
GepdamsnI have the honor to inform YOU That the follow
ing resolutions adopted by your honorable b9dy we're con
c RED III by this Board:
resolution authorizing The Street Commissioner to hgye
cIeaed ont under the track Of the 9arrotan Rail
road an
sH citv as which requires the New Orleans and 8Hrroou
u aad Company Oh up the dtehes each side q their
zuad ~
REGULATIONS Glazing the sidewalks the east corner of ST
Peer Rampant streets, declaring said Sidewalks nuisance
and jnstrucng he Street Commissioner to ab4s the same.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
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SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY,


An ordinance defining the duties vi the Coroner in
and for the city Of New Orleans.
Mr.. BENT moved that the foregoing ordinance be
postponed till next meeting. Carried.
The following message was read, and, on motion,
referred to the Committee on Finance:
MAYORALTY NEW ORLEANS.
City Han, November q, 1855
TO tile Honorable the Common Council
Gtutemeplu 1913, the Hon A. u Crossmsu, then Mayor
city Of New Orleans received The last nstament Of
heduea hundred thousand dollars left by the late
Nicholas GirOd in for the succo, support and education
Of she orphans Of French descent This sum- together with
What Ind previously been placed in his hands eSoco
trustee the fund amounted only twenty eight thousand
dollars instead Of the liberal donation ordered by the
the will.
carry into effect future time, the benevolent In,
enon Of The testaor the policy adopted when this
first realized, Of investing it in such manner
pound The interest until the amount Ori finally donRted should
have been produced. In March, S5 tho SU0 foserel in
manner had Increased $50 Al the invest
ments and cash on hand follows
Forty five bonds of the city OF New Orleans for ST 900
each due in 1892 bearing per cent. interest per
GHhuus $40 UUu %
Two notes Of j. W. Ross, secured by mortgage, due
lth Februry, 1865, bearings per cent. interest per
annum $50 IS
Cash on hAnd $50 Is
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Notice i hereby given that WEDNESDAY, December l.
will admdica6, my office at II o'clock H. the aJogs
contracts " '
ma II 4. THEARp Comptroller.
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Fae Bard met this Day pursuant 70 adjournment.
4yssss Conway. DeLabarre, Forstal, HARRISON
uoTaII pennarl and Willis.
Tbe reading Of the minutes was, on motion, dis
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Mr.. Magiopi offered the following report, which
was read and adopted;
REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.

The following resolution, mentioned in the foregoing
report was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended:
Yeas Messrs. Waldo BENT, Hayghe, Kearny,
Masscot, Moreno, Monroe, IMnney and Whitney,
Nays Messrs, Leete, Magioni Phelps and White
a.
resolution fixing the saary of the Sergeant rms al S5
per month from the ibtuf November, Ia5S
The following resolution, accompanying the above
report was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended
Yeas Messrs. Waldo BENT, Huyghe, Kearny,
Leeie Nagioni, Masscot, Moreno, Monroe Phelps,
Rnney White and Whitney--l3.
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Original fai1ds .ssss ttss..s " q
Increased b. the accumulation of interest 3
rdtnveatments from i8A5 to lS54 $685.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

Taurus FROM WITS LIEs.-We find the fol-
lowing good things in Charles Reads novel of
White Lies, a work of which we have already
expressed a high .opion:
A PHILANTHRoPIsT AND A MIsAHTHRoPE-"A
misanthrope hates all mankind but is kind to
everybody generally too kind. A philan
thrope loves the whole human race, but dislIkes
his wife, mother, his brother, his friends and ac
quaintances. Misanthrope is like the potatoe-
rough and repulsive outside, but good to the
core. Philanthrope is a peach-his manner all
velvet and bloom, and his words sweet juice,
but his heart of hearts, stone. Let me read
Philanthrope's book, and fall INTO the hands of
Misanthrope." .ssas.z..-ss,.z.-
"PowER OF WORK is WoMEN AND MEN.-
Nothingis so hard t.. woman as long steady
struggle. In matters physical, this is the thing
the muscles of the fair cannot stand. In matters
intellectual and moral, the long strain it is that
beats them dead. Do not look for Eacona,
Newtona, Handella, Victoria Huga. Some
American ladies tell us that education has stop
ed the growth of these. No mesdames. These
are not in nature. They can babble letters in
ten minutes that you could no more deliver to
order in ten days than a river can play like
fountain. They can sparkle gems of stories
they can fash like diamonds ofpoems. The en-
tire sex has never produced one opera or one
epic that mankind could toleratea minute; and
why? these come by long, high strung labor
But weak as they are in everything but the af-
fections (and there they giants,) they are all
overpowering while the gallop lasts. Fragella
shall dance any two of you fiat on the floor be-
fore o'clock, and then dance on till peep of
day. You trundle off to your business, as usual
and could dance again the next night, and so on
through countless ages. She who danced you
into nothing is in bed, human Jelly crowned
with headache"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
> EISYITTN 4 ri TT0NS 4RE

WORTH r f.ADINCs.-The undersigned has
10 his pOssesTon OF the aOs cdH1JES recipes
the CURE ofInei ut (e does not eFi that It viii cure
consumptonin the Tat sGgsl CONSUMPTION, BROSCHrTI
Coughs, Colds and DtseasSe Of tie chest dRd ThFOdt
generally kHOl0S to tie profession. It Is the result Vf
years OF research almost exclusive attention to
this class Of diseases by the most eminent Of the
fessiOn.
The undersigned having BEEN several years. AFFLICTED
with pulmonary disease Consumption after using various
medici without deriving permanent reilefdetermineh
to consult those of the profession who had devoted their
lives the study Of these diseases He did with the
above happy result. nr+
Wishing imputaton Of chdrLdtdRy quaek-
cry he prefers to send the eepe thus making =.
the IngTedents) 20 those who desire It, fRSfedd
Of preparing and vending patent secret medicine.
On receipt Of the trihDg Of twenty-five cents the
recipe with necessary directions will be to
Ofthe country, post free. Address, II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

THE WORD "TELEsRAM."--yer many articles
have oflate been written relative to the origin
and proper use of the word telegram" The
following paragraph is copied from the last mum.
Der of the New York Lndepeadsnt:
%FELRGRAM.-T see, by your column of For
eign Miscellany, that there is a dispute as to
whether the London Times, or some other Eng
fish authority, originated the newlword Telegram
Unless its European. usejcan be. traced back
much further than 1857, the honor, whatever it
may be, Gifts authorship, must be conceded to
some one on this side of tho Atlantic. In the
month of October, 1853, OF more than four
years ago, while passing between Cincinnati
and Louisville, on an Ohio River steamboat, L
saw at one of the landing.places sign-board
with this, cription-" Kilograms receired ut
this office" j. E. b."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

A young man. named Smither recently muir
deredhis mother and brother at Thornton Heath
near London, by pouring potent poison, that
was instantineously fatal, into their mouths
while they were asleep, and then committed
suicide by taking portion himself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

BALTIMORE AND ONO RA1LRoAp liEErNG-
The regular monthly meeting ofthe board of di-
rectors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad took
place at the company's Office yesterday, when
the revenue of the road for the month of Decem-
Der was reported to be as follows:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
"A New LiRht

TTNHE Drummond Light produced from improved sYLVIo
j OIL, has equal, aud after personal and salts
factory trial, present tito to the public sA1E CHAP
II q safe because h Is
free from all explosive properties cheap because the
half 1t Is the best because
smallest lamp viii brilliant with steady flame for
twelve hours without relig or Trimmings give sutcen
light for any ordinary Oom, having the
right manufacture and sell, confidently recommend
It to public favor,
For sale Wholesale Retail at the House Furnishing
Store OF *. DUNHAM co.
jan IS No. Ills. Main St. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

SoNE gentlemen of Philadelphia have sent
out TO England proposals to contract for the
launch ofIhe IeViathan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
WHERIER a LAKIN,

I8iloee880fs o =. n. ltat.lll,l'Y n D
NJ e r CHI d. Mt I'd l. U n -
No. washington Hall. VA.
again resuming business IN this etiS'
respectfully annSunee e DOR Old friends . EiLL
OF predecessor that poE IN Te5sb'
AND iWLETER STi0QK Of sGlOths, CAssal'-1S''
Gentensn's Farnising Good, &C.. &c. ..,,. IA,
In calling Attsni!on . oar seek rs y 70 bs a. ~
and mast ossfrGBEs Of any received by any SlAll-'
lishment IN the city -. a IibeF=ig
teSte,S On tbe bos4- sr he past sour years. 80 &
sure Al Who patE0nize that the e1t1e1lt ~ aecL
house has sustains for the quality % eooas'
% 81, shall be faly sustAined-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16
Charter Election.

CITY or WHEELING, CLERKs OFFICE
January 18th, 1855.
ON Monday, January 25th 1855, election will be held
~ for Mayor, Clerk Treasurer Sergeant, Commits
oner Wharf Master, and and Engineer Of
the Water Works of the city Of wheeling Also Alder
man, School Commissioner and tive Trustees Of Public
Schools and members of the Council for the several wards
Of said city, commencing at O'Clock and closing At
O'Clock 9tthe following places IN the several wards viz
In the Fir WardAt the Hose House OF the First Ward
Hose Company, and at the office Of said ward
Gin the Second WaFd-At the CITY Hall.
In the Third WaFdAt the Court House end at the Hose
House Of the First Wheeling Hose Company.
the Fourth .ard-At the Hose House Of the Rough
Ready Hose Company and At the Adermaus ONCE u said
ward.
the Eifh ward-Atthe north and south Of the
Public School house OF said Ward,
The members OF the Council appOrtOned follows,
Pour for the First Ward,
Two for the Second Ward,
Five for the Third Ward,
PfVe for the Fourth Ward.
Six fqr the Fifth Ward.
The election win be held under the superintendent Of
such persons as the Mayor shall appoint.
janis cieTE Of City.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-16

A Coon MATCH writer in the Home Jour
nal describes couple who were ''nOt unequally
yoked together" liz
In short, the man very poor
And what was worse, supremely lazy;
kind oftroubIe hard to cure,
But such rarely drives crazy.
His wife just his proper match,
An idle gossip and slattern,
Whose froek, with time and frequent patch,
Knew nevermore It's native pattern.
Thew lived, as 'tWerS, from hand to mouth
She dwRddling over pots and kettles,
He in constant state OF drought,
And both in frequent want Of victualS.