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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

= I Z 4 + Z 2 :
The Facts Regarding those CHALLENGES to E,.s
ht1tt Pictures. attack was made upon a
9 ing1s photograph, hanging up in the Post OF.
fee, from PaFtridges gallery, whsreupon Part
ridge senta note to the party making the attack.
challenging him to send all the photographs, on
exhibition at the Post Office, to Eastern Photo.
graphic Artists, for decision as to their compare
tive merits He (YYykes) having the advantage
of first seeing Partridge's pictures and then
placing his beside them. What could have been
fairerG Mr.. Wykes did not and dared not ac-
cept But some time after this, Partridge re.
ceived note from said party, desiring to exhibit
pictures from Smaller to Life Size This be.
ing unlimited as to number of each size. Mr.. p
replied he twas, as always, willing for a fair
and honorable comparison af all kinds of "sun-
light pictures" and at once proposed to send
8 Life Size Photographs
Cabinet Photographs (half life sizel
IL Four-four Photographs Common size.
u Ambrotypes (Mr. Wykes to say how
many of each size.)
(Should such decision go against Mr.. p. he
would forfeit fifty dollars)
This surely was fair and honorable proposal
embracing all classes and stated number of
each. But did Mr.. Wykes accept No. che
trembled, but did not and dared not accept..-
Yet he comes before the public in aThat last
Streak" of his, also in Tuesdays Intezigoncer,
with a brazen face and represents that Mr. p
declines to meet him on fair and honorable
grounds What deception, Citizens of Wheel.
ing, these are facts Partridge's opponents can.
not deny, tho he has carefully .avoided publish
ing them: -
Another Letter-trhe Captain Of the steam
boat Creole writes as follows:
DR.. A. S. .ToDD.-Dear Sir: 1 have for q
number of years, used in my family, your Anti.
bilious or Liver Pills, and have found them tru.,
ly valuable. use but little other medicine in
my family. find them safe, easy in their ope-
ration and they cleanse the stomach and bowIes
better than any other physic that have any
knowledge Of
i have also used them for many years on nv
boat, on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers / have
found them to suit the bilious diseases of the
South, better than any other medicine 1 have
ever used. Yours very respectfully, fsa
Oct. l6, 1858. JosEPH R1cHARDsoN.
Il. II. Logan & Co., General Agents.
SEE advertisement of DIR. Sanford's Liver In
Vigorator in another column.
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u YOU HAVE AMY PAIN,
RHEuMATTsAI, NEURALGIA, BB0NOHIrIs P3RI.
LHslsp5 OLD SORES gsgRLD HAD, BURNS AND
scALDs, sTIFF JOINTS, SORE THROAT, sFRAINs
AND BRUISES SORE BRE4sT, SWOLLEN GLANDS
PILES. Oh ouTANEoUs DISEASES,
buy A BOTTLE 0FdasoT
saii B @AGGi9 A8OPGg lIRFHhHI EsFfr,
And get the Unttsaia states Jonrhsl grse.
s. = ARCTIC va. llftJs4sANS
t5s and iEpaesnt recently ppbishsd by
1ottes at orr haRdsi although ~ diSiItS
asp9 a aaI Ss ssg sSelss hen
go 2 2 aimed q IlNI1tENT ana vsFy
s. SR e Sss .9siF
tSr9 for Is to E ser z 100 desui:
2 card announcing that no further COM
sponsbls for It's dsterorated quality or for DE- IpIris
rom the use OF the spurious article Win which
having any il ts s 9y pss
Sas A4gE60 LlHlMkNI iS and has alWayS
oansss undtr the style Of Bragg BatfoWea and the
NE St ever had with Wal IN the Slim
Since inyentng the Mustang, DR. Bragg has had many
that in his niatpred manhood he could produce sster
tnSn ~ ~! inexperienced youth
wherever bears conelulve teStimSny
been introduced six months, It had supeYsesi al
lnments including the Mustang. The meantjle SnS.
palts put externally szaety IKE s6s Fanune h ss
oy Bragg pue as unlike Il I'm Hlity
was constantly by letter. from various
Who had used this Injurious arti.
SIe OF me mustang. complaining bad eieets under
me mistaken impress lie SUI Rs proprietor II
It TO be his duty 70 set the Iter be-
me Pa5s IN eard announein further
II, that his which Ne hive
% 40. The yannt Of The Mustang proplesors that
tey are Wen known to the business community iS most
amusing to those who know tAer status The trouble il,
ney Are TOO Wen known Their the card alluded
transpafen they dSke 70 their ehraply made
superceded by BraEBS Arctic LIniuient an
90 itS apPer1oHs but which they 0eetto con.
s s allure this aeetaton sy Of
sum for Its suppreSson and falling in that
are 5e nov much newspaper cards. in
pefSuade the public Arctic Lin
ls iAilofe The public eaSiy R6ed A.
gentlemen suppose and readily baT
such allure &C these persans pre-
tend they would he the last dStur lie quiet obSion
Ehe TACT y readily perceptble that they are The
prosperity Of ter own article and well they for
Sey Know that Tor an article attain the substantial cei-
e5rity Of must p6SscsS an
intrinsic value capable Of positive demonstration and
hence thes only hope inso abusing that people may
pc deferred from trying it we'll that they once
It's merits they could again Induced TO nae
me mustang In concluSiOn, claim that Tie Arctic LIN.
the best Article offered the pahie ah that
toit. BRAGsi 8 BUR o az ~ As0
Sole PropEtetors. 81. Louis, MaSouFi.
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Droa0net1 on tie Ruzsoe cay jfhe names s1 Of
the persons known to have been drowned on
the Fulton City, when she sunk at Burlington
on last Friday morning, e2Joseph,J ohnston,
wife and child, deck passengers, bound Tor
Leavenworth City Tim Donahue, deck passen-
ger bound for Canton, Tennessee; Milton
Thompson, deck hand resided at Georgetown.
Mr.. Johnston is believed to have been resident
Of Pittsburgh or vicinity. The family were
aroused by some person, and were last seen by
the engineer, just leaving their berths. He had
barely time to effect his escape by clambering
over the stanchions whensthe boat filled and
sunk. The family were doubtless entangled
among tho timbers, and carried down. with the
boat s -
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TIE Rioer.-The river is falling, with little.
over five feet waterin thechannel The Empire
City and Enniceiwe:e to have left last evening.
the former for st Louis and the latter for Louis.
vile. 81
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COM MERCI AL.
DAILY lNTELLIGBNoeP orr

WHKRI1Eo, Nov. Is, 1855.
WHRAT-S5 to 90.
CoasThs being green the duh at from
Coax AIRAL-65
DARLEY-Good prime co to TO.5z
PorATORs-S5 to 90. EsE
PsoytsIoSs-s houlders Z; Hams, (pain 1O; canvass-
sugarGured, 11613 Lard In b6S 1Uc, In SeVs
l2c Dried Beef 12c. keg or packed butter l0G1i
Market Is nrm. = tH 'si ,UsS4A g.
GEocERlEsNo change; Rio Conee, I9919k N. O. Sugar
IN hhds 1929; in bbs l0c N .AioIaSses, 47c; Sugar
House Soc; Syrup ESQ. Cheese So.
MHIsKT-OrooPing at Csc for rectihed. go
SOAP AND CAsBLEsAian uJ;lcturers Ptices-summer
EalloW Orndles 13c. Soap 51< BhemicaI 6an Ia
These are the prices by the box though liberal IL
made to wholesale purchasers 49, =
SrAhcH-oolunbus Pearl Starch Go including box
quality. = 80 s ~ Sas
LNE-LouisViIle $1,s7; Maryland Snow white Al m
Common to Extra, 65@65c per Dbl. f2S
URNRSF continues without in urices
ed demand at $3.50 per Dbl. -;
LRATHKR-Soe Leather 22 to 25c: Harness do 96to 1T
Upper Leather 1920 to $500 per dog.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
Celebrated Female Pills,

NSS3OO4 a0S4 X G4ad46 tIH444Ss
Prepared from prescription Of sir j. Clarke IT. D.
PHysiciaa Rstrdordi,td'y to tie Queen
This invaluable medicine unaing in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject. 1tmoderates all excess and re-
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED. LADIES
1t especially suited 1t Will in time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeils.
CAUTION.
These ks should not be taken 6ysmales duristo tie
FIRST THREE R0&zlNS or pre0na,cy, as they are
sure to bring on scdT4td0e 6tttdt ay other tins they
are sac. =
In all caseao Nervous and Spinal AEectiona Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exerOn Palpita-
tion Of the Heart Hyserics Whites these pills win
effect eurs when all other means have failed and al
though powerful remedy do contain iron, caomel
anthony, or anything hnrtful to the constitution.
in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
0ateI. O. Baldwin & Co., Rochester, n Y
N.B-S1OO and 6 postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorsed Agent, will insure bottle, containing so pulls
by return mail.
For sale by n. H.IoGAN5& 90. Wheeling, AZ ~.
b. i. Fahnestock Co., WHOLESALE Agents pIttsburg
Purcell Ladd o., Wholesale Agents for Va at Rich.
NOME ap2s=1yas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18

4 Quissiea1 caarqcter.-Ye Yesterday morning,
"mountebank named Stewart, a pedlar of erasive
soap and atogetherau original character, was dis.
covered coming down Main street, swearing and
railing at vacancy in rather violent manner
He was arrested by officer Wickham and taken
before AID. Wright. BE was most woe.begon
looking individual. STABILITY forlorn were his
habiliments, grease-stained and tattered to an
almost indecent degree. He wagged his glib
tongue upon the merits of his soap in most
insane manner and seemed Indifferent to the re-
whose experience dictated their judgement in
this case, that the man was drunk upon bad
whisky. He said he felt divinity within him
breeding wings wherewith to scoFHsthe earth
For fear that some accident should happen him
in his proposed ariel, voyage Aid. Wright
thought it advisable to send him to the Gala,
boose II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18

Phtt4DELrHIA, Nov. 18th The chess game
between Philadelphia and New York, in pro.
gress, between the New York chess club and
the Athen@uln club of this city, was resumed
lastevening; the playersin this city being locked
up in q room djoinipg the American Telegraph
Office and the New Workers in the rotunda of
the Exchange, nthat city. The playing was
to commence at six o'clock but was DELAYED
somewhat by athe absence of the New York
umpire, Professor Allen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18

Slight FTre-Suspectea Incendiqrism.-Ald
Duty, upon entering his office, Main street,
early yesterday morning, discovered a well built
FIRE burning briskly in corner of the ROOM
The fire had not gained much Roadway, but i t
was nevertheless doing finely, and had consum-
ed portion of floor aud blackened the walls in
its vicinity. The Col. threw bucket of water
upon the flames and extinguished the fire.
Upon examination he discovered that some one
had brought shavings into the Office from the
back door, and had deliberately built the fire.
He also discovered tracks in the yard back of
the Office, which had doubtless been made by
the incendiary. Some miscreant whose displeas.
ure the Alderman has incurred in the perform.
ance of his official duty, has sought this das-
tardly way of promoting his revenge, or else
the fire was built with the intention of destroy
ing some of the adjacent property for purposes
unknown. We hope the rascally perpetrator
may be be discovered and punished.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18

AemgfeM RAILROAD meeting Of the
Stockholders, on Monday last the following
gentlemen were elected directors for the ensuing.
year: - q
2. ~ Reed and Wm. Mex ennan; of Washing.
ton, Thomas Sweeney, s! Brady, and james 3.
Acheson, Of Wheeling, James q. Clark Of
Sresns6urg6, and Daniel ,Dsal Of Philadelphia,
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. IS, 1858.

largest Circulation of anyPaper in west
ernvIrginia.
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Prepare for Hard Frost, Now is the time
for our citizens to pack and wrap their shydrant
pipes with straw and other material, as the EN-.
pioyees of the Water Works 'Elo' the plugs
throughout the city, to prevent their being
frozen during the winter Those who VII neglect
TINS preeaution are liable to be sorely sexed
and troubled all of the coId.term The trifing
cost of protecting MIGRANTS will amount to less
than the discontinue of those who don't. do so
some fine freezing morning, when they attempt
to draw bucket of water and find that Jack
Frost has blocked their efforts. sin times Of
mild weather provide for severe viii be found
an axiom worth remembering. q
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AGENCY

FOR THE SALE OF ALL KINDS OF
LADIES AND GRNTL RlIIRN,as IRURs.
g HARPER q BRO. have received an agency, for t1s.
sac OF al kinxs of Ladies' and GentIsmeh FurS
and Fitch csPes and yictotnss 6s 81
every Cents Seal Rnria Gloves; Fur and Of
yer caps OF Of style and price, AS we Se
me eaditon OF transportation. Persons desiring any,
g m the Fur line, will do wetp examine our Stock
Nsaots purchasing elsewhere 81 HARPER a BRO.
0StEo -ef.'2 No. 1879 BIainI cor. Union st -
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Brltimore and Ohio RailroaQ.-.lhe annual

Baltimore and Ohio RaiEroad.-yIhe annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Baltimore
aid Ohio Railroad Company was held in the of.
flee of the company on Monday last. The fol-
lowing directors for the ensuing year we're un-
animously chosen:
john Hopkins, John w. Garrett, Nathan Ty-
son, Samuel w. Smith, Francis Burns, Wesley
Starr, W ,lliam A. Hack, Allen A. Chapman,
John Spear Nicholas, William W. Taylor, John
Gregg, G. Oliver O'DonnslI.
This direction is the same as before, with the
exception that &; Olive 0'Donpell is substituted
for his father, Goa columbus O'Donnell.
The number ofsnares voted was about SO, 500,
out of IS, 259, comprising the whole of the indi-
vidual and city Of Wheeling shares, the latter
holding five thousand.
The annual report of the President and direc-
tors, taking into consideration the financial
crisis, inudicious competition, combined with
deficient crops and general depression of bust
ness, shows favorable state of things to the
interests OF the company. On the date of the
presentation of the report the arching of every
tunnel on the Main Stem of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rrilrond was completed.
The great work upon the yelling, Board Tree
LittletOn, GIOyer's Gap, Murray's, Maguire's,
ROdemer's and Eaton's tunnels has been finish
ed. The expenditures on this account, during
the year, have been $2ss,76o 90.
Among the interesting facts presented in the
report of the transportation department, is the
statement in reference to the shipments of -four
the aggregate of which proves to be / ,oO4 ,594
barrels-presenting the largest quantity of this
article ever transported by the company for any
year, and an excess, on the main stem over the
preceding year of 194, $50 barrels.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18

5Mi1nGEylInE, Ga, Nov. Lafayette Hall
was destroyed by. fire to-day, originating By &c
cident. Partially insured in the Atna Insurance
Company.
The locomotive, James Irby, exploded. near
Newberg, on Monday, killing the ebgineer and
brakesman and seriously 7wounding two others,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18

AshIseToN. Nov IA private letter hist
IiEeeeIVsdE here from Tucson, ATizbnia, tiy The
overland mai, dated, elct TIL states that 4
newF luton has broken; out IN Sonora
IS5eyernor Psesehiera aud IN faSof 81 the BIoga
government $50 4 -.
| sIenls Gandaras and sons had escaped from
jan ana taken refuge with other political exiles
/ t near 4uoac and Arizonia it's believed that
the revolution viii be more violent than any
heretofore and prove successful against Pes.
:, Lieut. Mowry had returned from Guaynas to
luesan, and gone TO visit the new gold dig.
glngs on the Gfila, River, which arc said to Be-
very rich: About 100smen we're making large
wages. Considerable excitement EXISTED in
Southern California on the subject
The Apaches are again becoming trouble
some, having driven off consite able stock. and
were giving much annoyance 10 the overland
maj! company. One man has been killed and
a nltner wounded, almost on the highroad from
Qqeson to Quebec. Is s,6s s., .7aiaa
Information has been received here that \
large number of Nicaraguan adyeptnrers hava
assembled in Mobile, but tits certain that thew
WI WI not bepermitted to leave for Nicaragua I'M
ess tey succeed IN eludtng the vigilance Of tho
federal officers. -
waiter Forward has been appointed 10. s.
harshall for Oregon Territory.
GlNeNEAT1, Nov. l7.-River stationary. Q
feet inches water in the channel, weather
clear IN part, frost last night Thermometer
26 dogs. - - .O''-s'el
:, ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17.-River falling slowly at
tins point, and all upper streams Continue to
Tecede. Weather moderatng slightly, but still
quite cold. N''t'
P.rTsDuRGn, Nov 17.-River feet b.. metal
marx, tand stationary. Weather-cloudy. Mer.
BosToN, Nov. 1.-THE steamship America.
outward bound, sailed shortly after 10 O'clock
TINS morning, with 48 passengers for Liverpool,
and s., 0ooin specie
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-. ss5I s.i5ss "a rust la.a 80
iiftuo of, deed % tFust fF6a 1oS r
- 4i9ss y: dated sui
Gia me fs0IIit c65t ~
Qhlnf county In beck page q; and y
ss ee
N te sad deed of trust ts plae q ~ n =
On the Gin day Of DecembSF lSSs q ii
q day. 1ts the frpnt door Of ~ Ssrf
tIsi ii g 10 SSiS ~
e sps t7eniy
2 Resss 4pa bsIsbeiag 70
~ ~ g 9s 9Eth eide - oen-
the title i5 Hndeuhted. fefnas ~ AK on$S
- - - Is Nh ID o LDlgELI.a
INReNcH E9fBR0fDKRIFS5- ~ No. -
- sae ysEssa asse 81 sfs5 ma La
and INSERTING Ff5lei Nj
atsss end HllentiS ESltS s4d
- sssas AA4tKHIG. 8 BWBARTNGIN
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Assaplt on an 01sesr-Ths other day officer
Deafenbaugh of this city attempted to arrest i
man named Eyelin, in the country. for assan,tiDs,
John Gray. Whilst the officer
warrant Evelin struck him a blow upon the
nose which tiattened and caused congestion
IN that ornamental aud useful organ. Eyelfn
was taken before Justice Gooding aud bound
over TO answer the charge of assault.
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!, ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17.-River falling slowly a
this point, and all upper streams Continue e
Teeede. Weather moderating slightly, but still
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Coal Oil and Coal Oil Va INNS

Coal on and Coal oil-Tamps.El5
WE have just received beautiful article OF Coal ON,
az peter than any ever before sold in tiis city
odor which is with the Car
oesn removed from this OIL, making easanter to ha5e
and giving brilliant light Slth6nt tho
attends the Coal Oils now in use. 1870 ~
MS haye on hand, Of manufacture the largest
burning fhe Inherent kinds Of OILS - M 10 4Sti
our ooa on Lamp Cap is constructed that by the
Pahslon OF the chimney from heat will not break nv he
ezra m q 10 The cap which win other esps
at less COST and being non.explosye All ~
Light. call at the QueeusWare Store of 20,
HOBBS q BARNES, 11b Main st! b9a
to nextdoor to Heisken sWearlngen,l
VVtsl i Va
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CNcrNNAT1, Nov. 17.-River stationary. 9
feet inches water in the channel. Weather
clear Gle IN part, frost last night Thermometer
20 dogs.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "A

hoa le Circuit Court for Ohio
Joshua sopLEr &C. TEolfGs II d4inR sS5
Gill seiL on day % DecefnbeT
1e!9ek AZ sl ths Fts
~ an ~ 10y one hundred and fodFtiO1l
IN me InFt Of tps city 49,
slinated on the side 81 q sErset ~
erected . tllEee SION Binding. 80
ee4 9p 6e -.
IN sstl on SAFE the ON 4 eFeif ~ ~.
~ apl pit5shaSsF diving bonds
500 fton DAY 81 ale si
tsAe faFtheE beeIfftS hIit - =
paid. Lneyadl DANIEl q Mi tsrir,I,l - g
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BY pHR lIINIOM. I,IIM- =
oRF1oE, oORNER WATER AND MONROE sTREETs.

i Iii
TO Ti5K bafis1 = M LEY I;,P
- =
OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
- s 5= |5====;=;z5zz
es9FI4SF1S NEWS.
IsARRIy Ar. or fr5r Gnu, .,J,Ssr,s 9i,s,tS7..r,
sAhststF : Al Y " TEE ESIEkAAlEE CANADA.
HAIIFAx. Nov. 17-TThe steamship Canada
arrived this afternoon with dates to Saturday
ene $, ON oth inst
LIVERPOOL, NOV. 6th.- Cotton--Sales Of the
| week We're gooi bales American advices per
eallaos caused aecllne OF Id, with great
TFeg9larlty, but substantially there was more
commence; the decline on the week was Lid,
tnetl the market closed at the following quota
IONS: New Orleans fair z 3-S, Iniddling 67-S:
Mobile la 7l-8 Inlddling 1876; Uplands fair
=, lnldail9g 6S-4. The sales to spectators
were bales and to exporters 5000 bales.
sales tTld were 5000 bales, including
looo tor Speculation and export The stock of
cotton IN port 420, 600 bales, including $4,000
american. Some circulars quote the decline
ior Inc week at fully l'8d. Manchester advices
commune eo, , nnlaVoraoie although more business
'p oseIl cone at me decline ln,prlees
nave aecllnlng tendency Pro.
VISIONS also ioweT. g
LoNpoN MONEY MARKET, Nov. 7th.--Money.
9tcnangea, although there was an increased
Isl Ing oullon In the Bank OF England
iso a. ozuUuu pounds Consols quoted
- - r. 3; &c:
&c Is r1mored that Lord John Russell will SUI
PsTcede Earl Derby as premier in the English
oa T..n s..
me russian Cabinet is not yet perfected.
tha niagara arrived at St Vincent on
Tue SSa Oh oct 6o OF the negroes died on the
passage.
sr Lame NJ, ~ q $,
dates ~ H. soi 1 I. man with
schedns tine .Sld last nignt IN tnelr
Sors a luz e5 9ttg.pg tnEee through Passen;
reaches Texas Stock a ne or9er until
the desert and stations orc fast
Accommodations along the ro,,te q naII IL
creasing Applications for Snassaoe eTcea9 tbe
ability Of the company to- accomn5odofs and t tbe
routeis roniFlIv i5crcosi9es ..'I tne
oughfare Of travel to the Atlantic States. 'H0'
Gen. Kearney started for Oregon on tho eOtb
The steamer Oregon left for Yentosa on the
22d, for the purpose Of conveying the Tehaun-
tepec mail to Acapulco, where the PacificImail
steamship company receive it.
A shock of an earthquake was felt at San
Francisco onithe morning of the 21st. ,
Fanesco sent Geo oslo[e edTlng San
ter the attey ,yos confined ;n III
- Cav. ~ ST. -. 80 -. ~ a. a..
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AMBRoTYPBs

winch CANNOT BE sURPAssED,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18

Steam TO liverpool.
VIE sell tiekets To and ron H. ;
cities OF Europe, by either ssii or stFSm
tnd II 70 70 purehs e fe
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18

tP5rEsBgRen, Nov. I7.-Riyer 4 feet by metal
mark, aand stationary. Weather,cloudy. iMer.
curry 40.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18

BosToN, Nov. 1.-THE steamship America.
outward bound, sailed shortly after 10 O'clock
TINS morning, with 4s passengers for Liverpool,
and 81, 0oo.i specie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18

SEE advertisement of DIR. sanford's Liver In
in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-18

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