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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-19

NAUTICAL ALMANACS, &c..-Blunts
= Nautical Almanac for 1888 and 1852;
also. Biuut's Coast Pilot and Bowditch's Nayi-
gator. last editions; and new editions OF B.unt's
Charts Of tac Southern Coast OF the United
States, from New York 10 Cape San Antonio
Northern Coast, rom New York 10 HALIFAX
and OF the Chesapeake and Delaware Bays,
irou the Government Surveys. Just received,
and Tor sale by [je lJl ROBI. BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-19
e TAYLOR 4 HUTCHISON.

NJORE NEW GOODS.-Just opened in ad-
vi dltlon TO our former stock
CnaiIies Berages, and Lawns
Fancy Prints, Ginghams, Shepherds Plaid
Cottonades. Plaid Cottons Osnaburgs
Summer Cas.imeres. (nice goods for boys wear
Blelched and Brown Domestcs, Irish Linens.
We invite our friends to give Us an early call,
as we are enabled by recent purchases TO give
them great bargains.
ie 9 BERKLEY & SHACKEETT.
ARGAINS-WITMERS y CO., have just
ID received:-Berage Robes 0rgandy do
Printed Cambrics; French Lawns; Dotted and
Figured Swiss Muslins, &c.
MantIes some very rich and beautiful, new
styles.
Parasols, in all sizes and styles.
Black Silks; Elegant Lustle an! cheap Do
nestle Goods.
Walnut Twi!ls and Stripes; Plaid Domestics
and Osuaburg.; Domestic GIughams and Cham
bras. Irish Linens, and Pillow case do; Linen
Shectiugs, Cotton do; super. Shirtlng Couons,
&c. &c my n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-19

ItREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
II The subscribers desiring to reduce their
STOCK OF GOODS, are uow Offering TO their Gus
toners great lnducemenis-Lawus at 5 cents,
worth 10 cts Organizes, (warranted fast col
ors) Isl cts, worth "a cts, fancy CaIicoes, fast
coIors, al - cts, worth ~ cts; dotted SWISS,
very cheap. beached Cottons an excellent ar'l-
Gle, only 10 cts, with many other GOODS,
which will be sold al reduced prices.
mv2O j. f. 4 l. 4. LARkIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-19

EDUCTlON OF FARE.-The fare at the
x MARSHALL HOUSE. corner Of King
and Pitt streets, Alexandra, Va, will hereafter
be $3.50 per day. -
,fS ONNIBUSES and P0RTERS regular in
attendance at the arrival and departure OF the
Cars and Poa-e J. K GRlGSBY,
~ Proprietor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
CONGRESSIONAL.

" ASuINGTu$, June >. 1000.
HousE-The House resumed the considera-
ton of the report OF the committee on Elections,
concerning the rights OF Mr.. Kingshury I"
seat as delegate from the territory outside OF the
State limits OF Minnesota.
Mr. Davis, of Miss, asked leave to introduce
preamble setting forth that the visitation of
American Merchantmen, exercised in the Gulf
of Mexico and Port OF Cuba BY British war
steamers. is in direct violation OF international
law. After further debate the matter was re-
fcrred to the committee on Foreign Relations.
The Honsc amended the Sepates resolution
extending e session, 10y substituting Thursday
next; passed, 149 to 81. Business OF no special
public importance. Adjourned
SENATE-Mr Stewards resolutioH TO extend
the session of Congress till the 2lst inst was
voted on and carried; yeas So, nays 30, but Mr..
Hamlin's amendment to terminate the session
on the 18th, was then voted on and adopted;
yeas $50, nays H.
Mr. Douglas introduced bill to revive and
put in force the act of March, 1889, in relation
10 North Western boundary, with snch modiii-
cations as 10 make it applicable TO the present
controversy in regard TO the right to search and
visitation.
The Naval Appropriation bill was taken mp.
. Mr. Mallory offered resolution asking the
Secy of War to inquire into the cXpcdiency of
putting Qualifications in Key West, on Florida
Coast in a deiensible condition. Agreed TO-
The Senate received but did not act on the
House PROPOSE! to adjourn on the 10th inst.
Senate then went intb Executive session and
subsequently adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
FROM UTAH.

ST LouIs June 3.-Dispatches from Leav
enSorth TO the lSt, saws intelligence from Gimp
Scott 20 the 9Th May has been received; on that
day two Mormons came into camp from the city,
having dispatches from Cummings, for Secretary
Cass The troops are expected to move towards
te valley by the end of May. Nothing was
known at the camp Mt this date, of any pro-
ceedings within the city. The foregoing came
to us by mail to the fort. The Expressnan who
brought it, supplies the following additional
particulars, be left Laramie ON the 18th inst.
Mt Kcarncy the commanding Office directed him
TO inform Col Monroe that he had information
that Gov umming had been expelled from Salt
Lake City; that the MOrmons are in arms and
are determined to resist the army TO the last
extremity, and requesting Col. Monroe to push
on as speedily ~ possible. this communication
1t j.. understood was received at kearneY through
the mail brought by this messenger, TO whom 1t
VAS communicated verbally for lack of time
Col HofImanS command was met I5 miles be
vond Laramie lac had encountered snow two and
three feet deep. All the streams very high, the
Peace Commissioners had passed Laramie and
were obliged to SAiIn the Platte at latter post.
1t is reported that the troops at camp Scott are
living on mule meat No official information
was receive at the fort, hut the authority OF the
foregoing intelligence is regarded as unquesIion-
nhlu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

cpL ,rr t,x,,T.rUNtI,N-,r IN NEW ORLEANS.
NlI 80 ~ ~ -, a.o5 Iii ,Crn
ouNi e ~. o., , ,li
luS N'tl"e"S vi seN 10, -; ,i,,.
oroeI, outrSe anu - w n,. H.,
Peo'ie ' - ~, of r,f,ns
III u''i ~ :. - ~ .I,.i .I,,.;,,,s
.S and tbpir aiIctinn Gins
W.. nv ,i,'f, r,se,, m ,heir mich, have
,o,I' - ,Sa.se.sion If the Arsenal an,
bbi;i;y,,,r. in tbe .I,rLson SQUARE and have cs
ouui'sS ''I l'I - If ,iI.H..
uaolste'. ''eIe '';o 81 to he othsr IN main
tain the rists i9yioba5ly, of every peaceful AID
law abiding citizen; and to restore public order,
ob,te crime and expel OF punish, as they may
determine snch notorious robbers and assaS.
sins ms the arms Of the law has, either from the
infdlit, nf lis DubIIc servants or the incfficien.
c,- of fiI. laws themselves. left unwhipt of Jus.
ticn For the rrcsent the ordinary machinery
oC nolicr iustjce is supp .rceded. The Mayor
and Recorders. we undo stand, are yielding up
the power They confess to their inability 10
exercise power for the preservation of the pub
lie peace and the preservation of property
The Vigilance Committee will, therefore, pro-
visionallv act in their stead-admniStering to
each and every maleacter the Punishment due
to his crimes, without heat, prejudice or potts
zeal bias. All citizens who have Sympathie
with this movement, and who think the time
has come when New Orleans shall be preserved
like all other well ordered and civilized commm-
mites, will report themselves without delay at
the principal Office, where the character of this
movement will be explained, and the people
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

4 Rare Ghance-Wc are requested to pub
lish the following notice, and do 50, free graf s.
for nothing:
Waatea.-One hundred and seventy five
young men OF all shapes and sizes, from the tall,
graceful dandy, with hair enough on his upper
works to stuff a BARRIERS cushion, down to the
little hump backed, freckled-iaced, 5ow-legged'
carrot-headed upstart The object is TO form
gapiog corps, to be in attendance at the church
doors in this city, on each Sabbath, before the
commencement of divine service, to stare at the
females as they enter, and make delicate and
gentlemanly remarks on their person and dress,
Ali who wish TO enlist in the above corps, will
please appear at. tic various church doors to-
morrow morning, whe they will be duly ~
spected and their names, personal appearance
and quantity OF brains registered in book Kept
for that purpose. 10 prevent general rush
ed who possesses intellectual capacities above
that OF an ordinary well bred donkey.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
from the belmont ChrcnicIe.l

4 !Sunc2nT in hce(iug-We spent last Sab
oath in Wheeling. 1t was one of the pleasantest
days of our life. For church;going people
Wheeling is not elualled by any place we nave
ever seen. When the bells tolled. tne houI VI
prayer the streets were lined with the people
crowding to their respective places OF worship
We found our way the Fourth ST. Get AleIno-
dist church at half past ten o'clock, An Inc
church, although very Iatge, was urea WIN
people Rev. Wilson, the regular preacneT' WIZ
in the pulpit. When hearOSe and read MS iIoIh5 :,
ing lesson. the congregation was, as spell bound
by tn. force of what he read. His perfect man
ner of reading excelled anything we have ever
heard. He announced his text, aud Ill SIMPLE
earnest. manner. went through his discourse,
commanding the fixed attention OF his large ap
dcrcc throughout. We do not know III Wnu'
particular, unless it be in simplicity ana eio-
qGcnce OF word and manner, Mr. w JASON eNce' , :,
but we have never heard a preacher that couiu
command more fixed attention and leave oGeP
er IMPRESSION of the truth of what lie says Iha"
he can He has no logical powers, yet not one
will complain of the weakness OF ms feasotIns
He leaves yOu perfectly satisfied with inc s''hP
lest lie excells IN the depth OF soul SOU
confidence in the truth OF his SUBJECT anu
in the God of the Bible.
The Union Prayer Meeting in the afternoon
ut the Washington Hall, was. largely alte'uIu
This meeting has a tendency to bre3E down tns :;
greatest enemy Of religion, viz bIgofy anu
sectarian prejudice 1t is god SEND 10 'iie
Church
In the evening attended service at tro
Second PRESBYTERIAN Church. Rev. Dodge, who
has been the pastor for some six months, ueliS
cred discourse that combined many Of the ele-
meats of power. He is a close logical reasoner,
who is not content to boat on the surface GI a
lathOms the utmost depth of his subject ne :.
is minister of great influence We feg 81.
that were made the instrument OF DONG M
Dodge a great iniustice The review of Il tenn
perance lecture delivered by him, by cores
pondent through our paper, we have every ~ rea;
Son to believe did him great injustice: quite i"
number vino heard him. together with Ils man ~.
NScrtpt, testify that the subject condemn eu oS
Inc review, was never mentioned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
GInuIiOls,

MANY DRUGGISTS wing Lniments on hand, will try
TO sell them tile best, but do YOU posveR re-
fuse to purchase Ask for ''BRAGGS ARCTIC LIN
I4iENT,'' and take no other.
EIibcrnl E'rOpOHtttOn'
The proprie;orS agree 10 furnish each M o.
one vear This is one the best ~ illustrated papers
emitting the holder to the henett OF this prop
enclosed in the wrapper around every dollar Dot
de The Arctic Lnment put in 20 cent, 90 cent and
81 bottles Ihe and 81 BOTTLES contain % ana UG
INT more Liunlcut in proportion Ia their cost, and
are thechrapest For ely BRAGG d BURRONES,
Sole PrOrrictOrs. ST. LOuis Mo.
A., Aeon. wanted in every aud Villa ApPiica-
o,s nst always accompanied by reSDonsi6e refer
.ncss For sole by LAI-GILlSS BISHFIEi4D,
ianis:iy-3md&w.z5 General Agents fo' Whee!h.r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
The GrcaresI Esnrgain Xes.

viii sell superior SILK ROBES, o! 20 yards -ash
quality sold last season ut from So $50, For only
SD apiece. l challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment silks deny ;uat these Robes are Lot
half their value Also superior article COLOIfhD
F'OELT III ROBES 4 DULLES, side stripes, very de-
siraIe cours us, VIII e sold barsaE.-
Tey Of importation OF large New York
bought below Importers cost
Also just about 50 dress patterns Of new styles
fancy SilsS yer. handsome ind cheap
lWl NAEEGE LAWN CIAI.lY ROBES both side stripes
double skirts. Barge Robes 20 rae such ~ sold
excellent sty very cheap Fine Robes only One
Dollar and Fiisy Cents apiece; at ALEX- uEYMAN'S,
fS7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

ST Louis, June 2--Dispatches from Leaven-
Cured at Fort Scott detachment Troops now
there will be placed ia companies Second in
ftntry, fourth column, under Col. Morrison,
marched this morning. The fifth and sixth
columns are in readiness. More will be- pushed
forward Immediately. It Is understood that
Gen. Harney's staff will take the field the
10 of June.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
BUSINESS NouICEs-

Tie Best, all the 29mel-The best White
Lead in the market is b. A. Fahnestoek's 1t is
worth 25 cents per .keg more to the consumer
than any other Lead 1t covers better, lasts Ion
ger, and is n purer white!
The best Family and Liver Pill is DIR. A. S.
Iodd's Anti-bfllious or Liver Pill. 1t is just
the Pill for the season, and for all complaints
arising from disordered Liver Or Stomach
Try 1T l. II. LoGAN Il Co, General Agents.
For sale by dealers throughout the country.
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanfo rd's Liver In
vigorator in another column
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

ysae, the leafy month of June. the queen of
all the months, opens sloriously with sun
shine, and blue skies, and balrny air, and all
the accomplishments of summer weather except
the oppressive heat. We trust King PLuvICs
has at last been dethroned, and that umbrellas
will no longer be dire necessity. Let us hope,
too, that this is our last weather item for a
month or So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
French Goods.

HTNTZE-e0g pieces - wide waTraped fast eolors at
\ I2H cents, always sold for % CENTS yard Also fl
second mourning chinzes at 10 cents
H LOUPINEs BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at sTS cents
per yard. :, -
LGWNS-The very best quality, which used to sell at 50
cents sell 121 Some good quality As
|IloE 5 81 cts u yard.
4 .HALLY DE LAISEs-Plan and figured The very finest
|rlain at ard figured 1t - cents yard
II OMBR~ GRAPE E'EsPAGNE-25 pieces beautiful styles
and -OioTs, very loT price.
25 cents yard
n I pieces Ameiine Dress Goods, very nice and
quo Pieces y ew silk.-An excellent all.boiled
silk, rich lnstTe. - inch wide, at only 6< cts
! No. .I. mini Last. n a neFv aId.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
NEW YORK MARKET.

: JuxE S.-FIour firm; sales II 800 hb!s at 49,
S0a3, 50 for common 10 good State. an advance
of Sc Wheat advanced; sales 10000 bush. ut
la2c higher; prices OF Ohio Spring SlaS4; Mil
waukie Club Ssas9, and white SIal,Io- Corn
advanced
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
CINCINNATI MARKET.

,JuNr 9.-Flour sales Of 100 bb!s at s., 7Oa4,
the market is unchanged. Whisky advanced to
isle, with sales OF 900 bbls and an active de-
mand Provision dull and lower Bacon sides
s1-4 Money easy at 7alo. Exchange unalterd,
dull ut I.S preInium for Eastern.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

DcaM By Dyo,oajng,-John c. Mcclure, well
known in this city, was drowned off the steam
er Petersburg. on Thursday last, near Mays
vile. He fell of the guard of the boat while
it was under way, and Immediately struck out
for shore, and swan to where it was supposed
he might have touched bottom, when he sunk
to rise no more He was % years of age, and
has father residing in Philadelphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
rp1AI a. NAIKER

Ngw ORLEANS, JuEe 3-Waikess trial is con-
cIuded. The jury disagreed; ten for acqnitta1i
and two for conviction. Judge CampbelPs
charge was extremely partial and stringent a
new trial is urged Immediately by Walker
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
Bliss q CAmPBELL,
tsucCEssuEs y. -. JT!es.S
4 WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS
IL
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
No. ~ Main street,
IL

((rE are ceiving SpEia styles Of Hats Caps
w aud Stray onds. which, complete, VIII srTpass
any other stock Of the kird ever offered in this city our
stock hr aud most fash enable
srvls Of Molesku Slk Soft B=aycr Cashier Metropolis
I!ungaria Uherou Mario, ko.>utlr Planters Iur-
hers citizens ard French Sy lee, which offer At prices to
suit the rse, ts:rrsp the market The pub
respectfully invited cal! ana examine for them
s.Iy.. TrrlEI bliss = CAMPBELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
MORE OT-VRAGES

ArGUsrA. Ga, june Am American vessel
was fired into oil Pensacola. One man
killed, being the first blood shed IN tins con
nection so far is reported The L. s. steamship
Fulton has gone in chase Of the offending vessel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

RegulurHy-D During the month of disastrous
frcshets, just passed. the Express train on the
Baltimore and Ohio Road missed but two con-
nections Mt the Ohio River, viz: ON the 18th and
the 26lh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
RALTIM0RE MARkET.

Juxr 9.-Flour steady and quiet. Wheat
sales red at g0ca$1. O2. Corn active and firm.
Whisky unchanged Provisions dull Coffee
active at lOnl lc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
RINER AND WEATHER.

PiTTSBUKGn. June 3.-River u feet inches
by pier mark, falling. Weather damp and
cloudy; indicating rain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
Mr.. wM. KxADE, Baltimore.

cannot but congratulate you upon the immense rrog
rass and improvements You continually make upon your
Pianos Witch in my opinion among the rcry 6t"f IN
thr country. Yours, very trui', ..,-,,,
As MAURICE STEAKOSCH.
Messrs wM. KxApR Co., Baltimore apis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04


Tie Burns TriaL-We are induced to hope
that the result of the trial of john Burns yes
,crday in the Circuit Court will not be without
It's rood effects There are scores Of young
men in this city to whom it should act as n ter
rible warning, and cause them to reflect that as
sociation with prostitutes and the course of con-
duct they are persuing must eventually lead to
some bad end. 1t appeared yesterday upon ev-
idence that many youths-mere children were
in the habit of beng out at night, roaming over
the hills and proving about the city, associatng
with abandoned females, drinking whisky, steal
inc and rioting. We hope the case of the I'M
fortunate Burns, may not only act as warning
to the youth alluded to, but to their parents
and that it may be the means of bringing about
partial reform.
The sorricst sight yesterday was the appear
once and testimony of the father of Burns, who
IL is verify believed, with the vain idea Of saving
his son, set at naught his souls welfare and
testified to what ne knew to be false. Either
this is so or else the trouble and anxiety which
he has recently experienced has derahged his
mind and he knew not what he said This
latter Lelief is generally entertained.
In giving in his testimony he wandered away
from the matter in hand, telling how when he
returned home from the scene of the murder
upon the night Of its commission, he took to
drinking and never thought to proclaim his
sons innocence by disclosure Of all the facts.
His testimony is before the public and it is but
Justice his state of mind should be hinted at.
.Pitv the sorrows of poor old man"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

mySo =
INK IJATs-w. have received another lot Of those
= sefadjustng, Yentlate hats when Ut ie "e9N WIN
ptTfsssss case anu 'o'i''' s. n HARPER soNs.
corr uATs.on hand and for sale, soft Hats OF all
~ m Ssior' qaA''''' 0l1 3 D. HARPER sows.
IOEARL CASHMERE HATS, OF the Spring style ,3st re-
/ ceived. lmy2Gl $ U. hAKFEh q SUNS:
40 SILK HATs.-we have beautiful hat we can sen
sS;0 Tor So [my26l $. d. HAktEh Z sOSS.
,,nvrrt, vESTFIlA En- SOFT lIAT-Ssrnething and
ygFE ''i.'O''"''- 5. b. HARPER SONS.
1,rIAyy.TIIa HATS admirably adapted and
climate Imy26l $. d HARPER 4 SONS.
TOLANTER HATS Hack, Drah and Browna o,.s
L mss6 5. d. HARPER q soI>s
OAS Sassa i'AfS-i'O'" . s d. HARPER Il SONS.
TJ0YST Brown ana color Straw Hats Just epsasg
Is my26 s. D. HARPEk q sONs.
nOYs, CnIorCd IITad and Leghorn Hats Just Teeeiyed
tS"n nS. oS D. HARPER SONS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
.AMBROTYPES


WERLICH CANNOT BE suEPAs@ED,
AMDROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRoTYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper, Sheet irou, Patent Leather,ce dc
Taken any equui any thecy
AT THE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO. Monroe street.
ap2O-ly c. a. GRIFFIN, Artist.
PICTURES FOR TIE MILLION!
~ Prices to suit the times at wYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART, Min StreetopoSite Onion. Pictures this
Gallery a. greatly reduced prices. The public aware
the place the Pictures that
ken in the city.
also inform them, that they need second
rooms obtain cl ppic but rlEt to head
quarters, there prepared 10 take them ~ cheap AS
the cheapest (drC5IJ j. W. MlhIS, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
THE INTELLIGENCER.
The Daily intelligence.

Persons wishing the Dai}g I"tet1igeacer, can
have it left according to directions, for ten cents
uer week, payable weekly to Luther Rice
Orders for the paper can be left at the office
or handed to the curriers'.
~ Subscribers are requested not to pay to
III. carrier boys, unless they can show author
itv from Mr.. Rice to make collections.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
MOTICE.

TINE Committee Agricultural Society on paT5's
Of ,iy and August; persons dsIrinE to compete vi"
he oessed TO make their entries with the Secretary at as
s% mGoi 4 uA's az CHARLES MARSHALL Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
NOTsCE 70 sEWus XIX EEP EEss.

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
rgNIE subscriber takes great pleasure In informing ms
Js and the public generally, that he is now rect wing
his SPIG S70Ch or GOODS Sdgh Is ~, very , e arg
NV stock consists, i'll part Of complete L'e" VI
CarUets Rugs oil Cloths, Wall Paper window shades
Sio Damasks Satin Dclanes, Gilt Cornices' curtain
Tais and Pins Table aud Piano Covers, together Will
80 variety OF articles too to mention rms
s, h.en selected with great style and price,
and do tat row cner 1''U"teh'e'''' ''' ~
not before been offered in this city :, ,,,.,;,o rI
Those In want Goods In the House nue. VIII
nrasr call al the stand Nc. Az, N5nln So anu
t;sFv themselves that the place for GOOD d5.G t'f
Goods. % No i4o Main St.
apps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
.AYME & co.

PAY ~ Il q co.
Eks5SEssSSEs13 II Monroe StcCCt'
v We have, at all timss, on hand a suppl
or WILLIAM KNARE & COMPANIES PIANOS, Wmci!
put up tie purcha dwelling Eastern prices ne"
what Strakosch and Thalberg of the Instruments
Dear Sir:-I have great pleasure in certifying uat
have tried Panos and 6nd them equal nor
to any in this country, among their great quheS w" J
Them OF tone, the agrS '
easy and volume OF tone wishing you ti .l.
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Mr. va, Kx,nE Baltimore