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New Arrangement

i ieals Re, whose have been transferred 70 from
Mr Tobias BOoks that are now resolving said Period
TO- 70 call AZ III Main street ANY Wishing 70 discontinue
their will please advise
ther copies We have Just received
elegant Family Bibles: also late Mrs Henfss
Mrs S0uthEdFthis Work. EIeIytng in the BoOk and
Stationery line can be had AZ the Chsap Book Store.
III Main street. Laplgl = = Jas O OBI.
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REMOVAL.

FTE updersEned, grateful for the a4rohae hsy haS.
received from the citizens Of WhsenE and he pubiie
generally, At the old stand, respectfully ask ehfIr
Anee Of The same q thet location No. IFS lIain BE-
tween Monroe and IIuen streets p
We purpose. 1t All kten sie ~
gliINAt GLASS oUEENS8ABE, H0uSR STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that win most likely 10 aft
the taste o. al Who favor % With theiT pstronSge
oar Rooms are Faeoaf, aopiinG fSeIiites
10 the est 70 exhibit goods % ADVANTAGE aud ase from
cur Retailing and packing department sai continue 10
keer on hand original Of assorted oueensvare
ADAPTED % this section Of psnty the extreme west
Witch " @ 9tsTsa g as1hl advance tbe cost.
FACr0RRs henee Country AlqrchSntg nav rri nISn
Raying the carriaRe frol the East th1 p5f ~ bVie
their Glass and pasensatre fFbl a..
~. K. DUNHAlf = CO. -
phl4 No. 1ts RiEn -, between Monroe 4 unisf sts
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WALL. -pApRR = flIIEt NpRR THAN FIrFP

WALL. PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EYER
Euii ssl hne vide heavily gIaEed VAN napeF az
w Sf nd tJH cens. which formerly Sold aud 4 nov
selling eselhere 1t 20 and - cents bof paper
IN perfect order and the only reason We o9ef
fent % puFchaseFS, u that re papers. a. the prices
are too high for the We have also hands very
dne assortment Of cheap p9pef He re oer very Low.
q Dgniei WesterI y be sea- VIVA -
Within, The days % LIFE; School ulu8slleuts. (Facia
Amber, b Nrs- DennIPai &es Mars
and blank BppSs ~, -,
-a-..~s.. 4l5gs J.. o. 0HRS.
mvI No.IfI Main 81 H1eeiinz, Va.
iTlaLEIltORE ecoIlH 1LIZasf 800 M ~
! ia 49, 90 ; : : ''-.-'.- - ~
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IT'S NOT a DYE.
MRS. 8. A.tALLEN;S WORLDS HAZE

RESTORER
Gray haired, Bald, persons with diseases Of hair,
MRS S. A. ALIENS ZYLoBALSAMUM
Or world Hair Ing. essential use With the Res
oreT and Is the best Hair Dressing for old young e1Snt
being often eeaetOus In cases OF hair falling, Ec without
REV II v DEGAN, EdItor Guide TO Holiness ave can,
PRESIDENT j. H. EATON, LII D. 4lurfreeshoro' Tenn.
NotWfthatandlng irregular the falling on Of hair
ceased, apo gray locks restored TO original color
REV. B, MoRLEY, Attleboro Massachusetts. at has
changed the Crown Of GLORY belonging to old men.
TO the original hue Of YOUTH. &c
REV: II. THAcHER, go yearsof aged Pitcher Chen9nEs
County, New York; NY hair Is now restored; Il is
REV. D. TWOoD, MIddetown. New York. "Sly own hair
and that Of another Of my family has greatly thieks
REV. JAMES Mckee New York City, Recommends 1T, &c.
Rev. W. PoRTEUS, StanSeh Conn. SIT has my
sanguinc expectatiopS,' &c.
REV. p GRIsWoLD, Washington, n, Il. SIT is rca
eficacious in restoring the hair" &c.
REV. g. 81. SPRATT, LeEisburIh, Pennsylvania. ave
can and do cheeTfnly recommend IT, &c.
REV. J. p TU5TIN, ChaTestoWn South Carolina. 'sThe
white hair has become obyiated, /" &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD. Meriden, N. II. 1--WE think
very highly Of your PreParation,n &C..
to find my hairtu as when was young" &c.
REV. C.. NJ CLISR, Lewiston, Pennsylvania. at has
REV FRIEK. chataaqa County, New York i'I am sat.
ished and recommend t!' - -
REV. D. NORRIS Gross River New York. ait IS the best
preparation extant."
REV. WILLIAM GUTTER, EiItor Mothers Magazine, New
EIYe might swell this list, but u convinced TRY IT.
We export these preparations to Europe and they
supsrsedng all others there well as In the United
Idoes not sell stdfa Sold nv all the principal whole
sale and retail merchants in the U s. Cuba, or Canada
DEPOT, 355 BROOM e STREET., N. ".
where address all letters and inquiries.
Some dealers try to sell articles instead Of this.
which they make profit Write Dept for circular
terusi and nfotmatSn Genuine signed, Ars. S. A.
AHen, written In Ink Beware of counteFfeitS.
Sept4-3me0d
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RECTIPIERN, LIQUOR MRRGILsANrA
AND W1L3I.Es$ -, a. r g g l e 0GERs

FLAyoRINGs TO PRODUCE AT a MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
TheundersRned has lately made great improvements In
this branch of busnesS The aayOrngs put ppin pack
s. 10 AMI - gallons, and requires hut the addition
Of Pure Spirit either LIST 4th proof such as
CoRnae, pale, Holland and English Gin,
st. OTox Rum, Dourbon Irish and
seotc Wskev Apple, Peach Cherry and Raspberry Bran
requires Skill hut addition Of good spirit say so
gallons to each gallon Of the respective FIaVoTinR.
The best CoEnac O yellow and white, warranted
genuine, low any other importer in the U. 8.
Essences Of Liquor. Extract of Cognae, ID. Of
which produces 900 gallons Of CoEpae.
Raw whlskey NAV by Or. and body preparation
he made smooth with hut \ trlhing expense.
The price 0f FlaYoTings eney moderate and H
reetIons IN full supplied by
DR.. LEWIS FEUCITwANGER,
CeEatst dRd Importer Of Drugs, Essential ole aud Net.
0Ls, Partnerships hHd photographic Chemicals
No. I43 Maiden I.1ue, New Work,
N B. Sole Agent Gofeys celebrated Cordial Bers
and Gin. ap2S-6mdkR
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d. q. SCOTT
GoLDIN BEE HIVE STORE
ia MAIN ST. WHEELING.


FALL IND WINTER TRdUE
OF0NE q THOMAS take pleasure IN aunoaneing thai
- they are nov In FeeeiPt % their m stock e Pan and
DRY Goods, Varieties and 3IIIIInerV Goods.
They have fust received their Second Fan Purchases
sent % the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock aud
embracing TIE BEsL Of choice sPOdl tsy have
10 their former variety tY have added larEs stoek q
and also beautiful line % choice PuEs, sahIs fer
Winter IFaaeto both Of Hh, a. ven as . their stock
generally, they invite the attention % the Trade
Having been In the Eastern cities Ghgrttie previous %
Ing Largely With the Cash, las they have dnnefhr
Pst well directly from the Importers, and ufae-
tnl3rs In instanees able ORR
70 Ose CGsb BsHers. either b. the PIECE at RETAIL
To meet the of their rapidly neFeasIlg Trade they
have made and are making ample aFFangemest to faFnh
The Pnble With one Of The best selected toes q gpoS q
their line In the West.
1000 ydS siIks-enbraeing some Of ire finest inn
1000 French Merinoes, CAshmeres, BOEnba
Thlhets and Maddomfas-of every qualify and color,
fun line Of the Richest Painted, Ombre SHADED an
In striped Cashmsres and DelAIaes-lzlpoFted.
900 ShRHis and OlOaks-embFaeing some % the
ever offered IN Wheeling. T-szsT
5000 ydg GnGhams, Deba1es, DeIanes Prints,
10000 q Of observation-disclosures TIE largest Hne %
house, u not BY any house Ia the city.
They have laid n their stock With Fie closer cash
trade, and pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting please. t4
They feel confident that they ofer inducements
eOss eGsf bItysre exeeIIed By house West
the United States No trouble goOds-EOOds
Carr. Hotels and Boats for c1stomeTa.
~ Always On hand, Prime Live Geese Peathers.
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TO HOBSEfEEPBRS.

STORE and for sale. reiueet prices, se Gossins
Coal vases hEs s-ts; Five Stands Of Eersut FaaHes
Aso Feners, Ash Pans. Coal Seltes, Toilet sts, s'P
B1eket9 Cake piee and ifs Boxes Tea Trags, Cen ~
sE Hearth Brocs. assorted siEes, fable Coffee aul TEA
Iats Chatne and Nestahle ntles, Pllted Spolls al
FORTS % the best quality Coter TravelinE and Cap nl
Eets Of various Patterns Sle Iruns. Mee Meat CaerS
and various ether aTteiea lsefui 70 HoSe keePsrs-
WI HEBURN
dee& Nc. n Nsaroe Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

Hents tuded and repaired - e. l5..sl. 80
az Al 50 a. warranted this estahllahnaent nov6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

Ineonneetipn with the above keep every kind Of ma.
'eai lnlsFumsnts and musical merchandise generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
* NO. TIA MAIN STREET WHEELING,
E1MEN DOUS STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
FALL AND. WINTER SALES
q n" = ~ !" z" =


uio t
thai mey
hd Meruga n n
in store e
madnss net
% @ ''ahpFf eA's AeA 'tse'' NA - ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

.. SHEET MUSIC.
largest stock Of sheet music, musical works Co., &C.,
lathe Western country, - - - - =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13
Music. Musio. M{ieig,

1AuS1cs MUSIC, Music.
stst = letc. inst itfcelted tls s'i5s
~ SaoHer O ReaFls--Ia u lrsefllalss.
WY % suIlIner Roses Fadef ChffT of
4os5 = 80 Qsi1E sitps-9I7s7
.LenE long lEearF Dali lTsfr-- ~, ii5s
selIlas er star 81 the egening.--llO -SFI4 TI,er,
senG g The Day Oar ffflief
1eEente illas--4he Rex Beside TIE sss- -
ne EroaeauouF's The TSS1n g..
BE L4Ft Meetllg With tie Ola FnlFI - -
M an ~ e les4oa Ne ehaEe srIoo-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-13

NJ .all q aee-----. lael5l e P1TEI 400 !
~. 81 ssRs AND CHEWING EOBA0Co
a E3tFAr 4 IN lts-9
Len ais seifier ard liirS strsefs
tppoaite Al'Lafe ifouse.
FToR st0ulslNe54i8se fszs IESEs SS75eI - 4 57.
SPKHlI CANbLEs-i5slr -e.IS-s5 -
y ngltl - = - - Ma EDiI.lIlisf nm
NJ and Bsiii15oT- TSIi7 49, -
e7rIlI MHElllR 4 .I,AKIl
Ae4- y Abingdon IIiIE
+ ABB IgpE alg oFt Lsss lT,,l,iill ,,,,. ,,...i
- s-see. Itg@l HETsKELIs > 81 - ~ iSt5FT
81 ~; ICON Hats. ilst FeesTsi ana ~ ~
.talt--lAr ana ItctIfI
,. HAnPRR 4 sosr
80 ~ zls I'D, -7 sss- -
- 7i.fa ~ a69s7,r y y 4 e 9fsARps9 mo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
From the Lyncbhurg virginan
THE RETURN OF HON. w. b. PRESTON
FROM ETIROpE

The Norfolk "Argus' announces important news
The Hon. w. b. Preston. the Commissioner to Eu
rope appointed by the Bristol Convention to induce
the trans Atlantic Navigation Companies to send
to America after having successfully fulfilled his
mission.
France is we'll aware of the advantages that will
result from direct line Of trade with the Middle aud
Southern States.
negotiation of great interest was entered upon
concluded with the Paris & Orleans Railroad Com.
panes for the establishment Of regular line of
steamers between Nantes. st. Nazare and Norfolk
As does Virginia. in the United States, does Brit
tany, in France, occupy favorable position on the
Atlantic coast
St. Nazsire at the mouth Of the Loire, lone Of the
finest rivers in Europe 10 situated the Ocean forty
eight hours by steamer nearer America than any
other port Of France. Connected with Paris by ifs
railroad which s intersected at Tours and Orleans II
is in communication with all the railroads Of the Eu
ropean continent. The Loire, navigable at all sea.
sons, passes through France, and receives from the
most distant parts Of it's territory the rich products
which are furnished for eIportationi in a similar
manner these two great arteries transport the raT
material coming from America to their places of con-
sumption, without being subjected to the usual deten
ons of drnysge storage ana reshipments. Strasbug,
Mulhouae Lyons, st. Etienne and all the great centres
of manufactures and trade, are at once dsburdened
of their products by their railroads which are in
direct communication with that of Paris and Nantes.
The happy ideso uniting railroads and navigation
and the centre of the United States with Europe.
originated in Virginia; the Bristol Convention re-
duced it TO FORM Honor then, TO the delegates who
have we'll understood and performed their mission.
France only waited definite melton on the part Of
the United States to second it. The hour has come
at last when their political and commercial indepen-
dencs is to be- established on firm basis.
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ruK RICHMOND ENQUIRRR.
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BY RITCHIR & DUNNAVANT.
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advertisers are charged $3o Tor ono square OF
hna. $40 for two squal es, and in that proportion
tor adrert.emsnt. Of sresier length. except Auc'
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uay or satisfactory references 10 insure execu'
ton ss,s NAV h. rsr,;,ted per nail in
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
HON. CALEB CUSHING.

Hon. Caleb Gushing delivered last week power.
ful speech in the house of representatives of the
Massachusetts, legislature in support of the report OF
the committee on public buildings, refusing to grant
the use of their hall for the orgies Of an anslavery
will not fail of influence or effect though the house
chose to consent to this abomination OF desolaton.
1t is happy thing for the Commonweal that we
have 90 able man as Mr.. Gushing in the house. No
enormous act of folly wrong will pass there with.
out being shown up in the light and We cannot but
feel that the eminent Newburyport representative is
likely TO surpass even the very high acticipations
which we're formed of the value Of his services in the
legislature"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
THE MOUNT VERNON ORATOR.

We are pleased to learn that the gallant champion
of the Mount Vernon cause, Mr.. Dawson of Georgia
whose eloquent address on the "origin, purposes and
claims OF the Mount Vernon Association" has ava.
kened great enthusiasm at the South, has Just tele
graphed that he will be in Richmond on Tuesday
next, and will deliver bis discourse on Wednesday
February, 10th. Probably the Metropolitan Hal
will be engaged by the ladies for the occasion. Hie
powers as orator, his patriotism, aud the cause he
advocates must command for him warm welcome
in Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
MOI1NT XERM0N

We are pleased to learn that such is the patriotic
interest Of the Hon. David Paul Brown, in the
secration OF Mount Vernon, as a national shrine
through the heart offerings of grateful people, thai
he has accepted the appointment of knight of Mount
Vernon for Pennsylv vsnia-recently rendered him by
the Southern Matron. We congratulate the Assccis
ton upon the acquisition Of so powerful an ally. as
there are few men in the North who WELD 80 much in.
hueuoe as the Hon. David Paul Brown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
MEADOW FARM FOR SALE.

II OFFER Private Sale my Farm, lying In the county
IL of Prince William adjoining III land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Gainesville depot the Manassas Gap Railroad, thirty
Ave nilos distant from Alexandria which place Do
reached In two hours on the cars,
Th. Estats contains Nine Hundred and Porty-ono and
Half Acres-about four hundred of which in Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all of them well watered by lasting SPRING.
Broad Run-a large and failing mountain
through tho estate from West to East bordering
on which 10 beautiful Meadow OF hundred scrcs,
we'll taken in Timothy and blue grass and only
valuable Meadow, but highly useful for grazing pur.
poses. The uplsnds rolling and susceptible Of any
degree of improvement
The improvements largo aud commedious Dwell.
Ing with spacious rooms four above and three
low stairs and the necessary out houses Surround.
ing the yard large and houshing Orchard of Apples,
Pears Peaches Cherries, Asreos &c, of the fines,
rietes and many Of hem In full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neshborhood 10 un.
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords the
best society.
hose wishing TO purchase ane country residsnee,
will do we'll " cail and examine this estate
For further information, address Judge L. Collins Lee,
Baltimore, Md, or the Subscriber.
Dl. JAS. w. r. MACRAE.
Backland, Pr. William CO.. Va. April l4-cf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
THE NICARAGUA TREATY.

BY private advices from Nicaragua the Washing
ton Star says it is satisfied Of the entire untruthiuI
Of the stories alleging the probability of the
lection by that government Of the Yrsarri treaty.
The cause of the delay in its ratification is the smp
fact that the Legislature of Nicaragua not being il
session, it cannot be Immediately ratified. The fac
that the Legslature very to meet is the on,
reason why President Martinez does not call specn
session to that end. The approval of the treaty {,
unanimous throughout every branch of the Nicara
guam government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
KING & QUEEN LAND FOR SALE.

TuNHE undersigned as trustee ot Richard and 8. Well
ford Corbin offers for sale the following Tracts ol
Land, in King Queen County. to wit:
Tract called L.nevilc containing about 400 acres
Oversecr's House and Cabins all in good order Also
very Valuable Grist and Flour MIL
Some ak or seven hundred n cultivation and
the residue is heavily timbered Thi. Land lies the
Mattsponi river immediately opposite West Point
(owned by VIM. r. Taylor Esq y which is the terminus
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad.
Also n Tract of Land, called Top Knot, containing
about 500 there about 30 of this Land
cultivation, and tho residue is heavily Timbered.
Also Tract OF Land containing about 400 acres known
by the name OF Pluck Rose which Land is also heavily
tmbered These last Tracts of Land lie within three
and four miles u, the Mattapon River.
Also Tract OF Land called CARROTS supposed to con.
tain 200 acres.
Also piece Of Land, lying on Dragon Swamp, sup.
posed 10 contain seventy acres which is heavily tim
T Any person desirous of purchasing these Tracts
of Land or either Of them, will please apply TO Mr
Peter Bray who lives Lanevie. and will also sd
dress the undersigned whose Post Office Brandy Station
Culpeper County, Val or Me:.r' Richard and 5. Well
Jan S~ctf WIN. NJ WEXFORD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
DRsIRABLR FARM FOR SALE AT
MOUNT LAUREL.

Il
! side at Mount Laurel, Halifax County.
THE Tract contains 394 acres portion of which con.
.;.t. of really 6ne branch fas thoroughly drained and
,hoty ket in Clover the upland 10 well adapted to the
groth of Tobacco and Wheat and IN rapid state Of
imnroyement The whole Of the land now in cultivation
h Under good fence with several lines of crossfencng
The land 10 well supplied with water, two branches
ming nearly through the middle Of it, and having
three excellent springs and pump Of pure water In the
ward There 10 also excellent Orchard Of Apple and
Peach Trees and well selected variety of Pear, Plum
and Prune Trees all of which have been In full bearing
for several years The improvements consist OF large
and comfortable framed Dwelling House OF two storss
with eight comfortable rooms the whole In
pair with the exception Of the paintings the oaer @ M
provemenis are office with two rooms ana TWO hle
places; framed kitchen, lce.house, grsnsIy carriage
house, new stables, Overseers house. anu eoon eoa
Portable Negro quarters and three excellent new ooac
CO Barns r. r, Mao. -,
the R;rhmond and Danvle Railroad and within mile
or ,,.o Cbnrches-an Episcopal and Methodist.
1he simation il = desirable location for Physician
,v,th mail family or for person who may wish to
oooa a large Boarding Schooi
an, Determined to SELL solicit the attention of per
.ons wishing to purchase. and it will afford pleasure
i've sny REQUIRED information TO such In regard
&c which shall be liberal and accommodating Posses.
siou will be given carly next fall.
Addre,s DR. Tho j. Williams, Mount Laurel, Halifax
County, Virginia. rro ,,,,,,
Ian q-cE3m IhO J. WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
HON. w /. YANCEY-

Hon. w. L. Yancey, of Alabama, having been re
ported in the Montgomery Confederation as having
at the late Nicaragua meeting in that city, denounced
the adninistratios, publishes card stating that he
was enormously reported, and that he did not de
nounce the administration. He says that so far from
doing so be regretted the introduction of resolution
condspning the administration, and was instrumen-
tai in having it Withdrawn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
FARM IN HENRlCe FOR sALK

WILL s.. 500 s Of o Ss a River
anil within half a mile of the Mechanicsvlle turnpiks
three hundred acres cleared and in high state of cult
v,on. the balance in original growth with large guam
y Of fine timber sso two lots OF hne tobacco land Of
hfiy.two acres each
The improvements consist of framed building with
FIVE rooms and all necessary out houses bold spring OF
Ssib,tu water within sixty feet Of tho house. and
raj othor springs of equal value upon the farm large
and beautiful garden spot with variety garden ru
and an extensive and well assorted Peach, Apple and
Cherry Orchard.
The farm for the size, Is not surpassed by any in the
country whether for health. beauty productveness
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ian -c6w WIN. A. CHRISTIAN.