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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24

Groceries at Wholesale.
EOO BBI.S. MoLASSES;
SJSJO 300 bogs Rio Coffee,
so pockets Laguyra coffee;
90 Old Java
60 boxes cavendish tObacc0j
On kegs CIV.
so boxes Stewards N. Y .candesiy
160 hhds. sugar;
30 bbls. Coverings refined sugar;
10 bids. Louisiana
81 hi CHI. Y. H. G. P. and Imp teas.
so catty boxes
30 tierces rire;
90 boxes white pipes;
90 CoigaTe's fancy soapsj
ToaetheT with full assortment OF Family Groceries,
including Spices Fruits, Dye-stus, Fish, etc, etc., for
'4'' - ""1''D-N' TALLANT a DELAPLAIN,
mas No. so Nam street.
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Co-Partnership:
n W. HRISKELL& Go. have associated E. r. SWEA-
RINGEN.Jr., with them partner the partne ship
Commencing the inst. The style OF the firm will be
HEISKELL& 90. lan1L
IN BBLS HeTTinsi
III 100 Bage dairy SaltI
$1,000 Common Cigars , ,oT SAFE i 10y 1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24

Tobacco and Cigars!
WIN LAUCHLIN No 1852 Main street, has among his
w large assortment the following articles
1000 COnsucIlO cigars;
1910 La ElOsa
1000 PTinsado
1000 Fl SalvadU
1000 FL Dorado
1000 La Protection cigars;
1000 Pruncea
1OOO Flores Habbana
8 Boxes twin brothers tobaeeoi
Virginia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24
PIanished Tin Ware.

d consisting Of coffee and Urns, chatting Dishes oys.
ter stewers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Teapot. hg
beautiful artcle' We respectfully solicit the attention oil
the public varied and beautiful assortment OF House
"''' 'e~''' -''A' 'N' HoBBS, BARNES & co,
Noes, Monroe st, near the Post Office,
uoy1O Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24
Notice OF Partnership.

Notice OF Partnership.
THE business OF the late firm OF Warden d EDWARDS
Main street. under the firm name OF EdwaTds4 warden
James W. Warden having purchased the interest oil "a
cob NJ. Warden.
MICHAEL. EDWARDS, JR.,
dec4-tr JAS. w. WARDEN.
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SECRET DISEASES

And is only advertised prevent the afflicted, purtcu.
larIy strangers from falling into The 'White SepuChTCs
and other Gbodcs Charleansm bIazoned oith In the
public prints the only places where euro can be OBJ
Cities is invested with this tribe and strangers should be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24
Paper Warehouse.

CoMMISs ON MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK. ... ~.
Arc Sole Agents ia the United Stntes for
Muspratt' superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers
Russell &c SUPERIOR "
Rayvlins &: Sons English Tissue &"
First quality Ultramarine Blue
They are for the principal Paper Manufacture
ers in this country, offer for Sale by far the most
tensive desirable stock OF Paper and Paper Manu-
actreTs Materials that be found in this or any other
country.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO offer all
Goods both Foreign and Domestic at the lowest possible
Paper made to order. any size or weight. Liberal ad.
vanCes made C0nsignments OF Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
Rnps aug1-1y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24

REMOVAL.
NJ ADAMS has removed his CLOTHING STORE
~ 10 the large Ware Rooms Water street, second
door below street, where his will fn
as usual excellent assortment OF clothing at
the cheanest rates, apo
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a Gard,

uFNRY TALLANT, LEWIS S. DRLAPLAIN and
III WILLIAM TALLANT have formed co-partner.
shin for he purpose oftransacting Wholesale Grocery
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and General
APLAIN The Wholesale Dry Goods Business will be
conducted at No. 12 Monroe street. ard the Wholesale
rccerv and Commission Businl No SO Main street,
Annie and seasOnable stocks OF Dry Goods and Groce
es Will always be sale at low prices and aec0InIno
ofCLosE BUYERS. MAO
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T. NJ PARKER has this day associated with him in
business, Mr.. Eichelaub.
The confectionery anil cake baking business will be con
nued at the old stand No. 49, Main street, under the
name and style OF Cma1O) T. NJ. PARKER g co.
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Bound to Shave!
TIE JAQUES LECOULTRE'S celebrated warranted
Razors They shave with the greatest ease, and are
the best ever brought this market Just received at
G. P. BROWNS
10 New Jewery Store, washington
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Look to your Coughs!
ITO all such laboring under Coughs Colds Hoarse
ness Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, DC, wo
would honestly recommend the of Brentlngers Com
pound Syrup OF Boneset aPleasan safe aud speedy
tho Suspention Bridge, and at
BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG'S,
aug21- yr:d Monroe street, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24

Cod Liver Oil.
lust received. 6 boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
81 OF pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oi the best article OF tie
kind brought to this any other market.
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG,
ang21-1yr:d Opposite Washington Hall.
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The Oil of Grape Vine.R
THIS Oils result oftwenty years investigation
French 5ian, and is now extensively used In
France both purpose ofkepng the hair glossy and
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Notice.
w D. MoTTE has associated with him as partner
w his brother ]. w. MOTTE, the partnership com
meicing on inst The style of the firm viii be
w. d. MOTTE& BROTHER. LIebl0
Second Notice.
LII persons indebted to w. D. Motto requested to
N cali and settle their accounts Immediately.
feb16 W. u. MOlIs.
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Dissolution of Co-PartnerSh1p.
THE Partnership heretofore subssting between tue un
dersigned, under the firm name Of Warden & Edw&rIs'
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent Jacob
Warden has sold his nterestto James w. Warden All
persons indebted to said late firm requested to settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden
Wheeling, December 1. 1S52 ra,,,
deE4-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
The English Opera.

Pretty Anna Thon is always to draw in New YORK,
and surprised when Nibo's overlooked before
the curtain rose last evening. Her Daughter ct the
Reg m-nt too familiar to New York need criticism
at Ipds 1t will suffice to say that she never
dgacante never more charming. The al with
which she executed the music lesson alone worth the
visit Nibo's; and the audience testified their delight
by listing third rehearsal of the sata plann Her
coaueth air and delicious naivete would carry the
piece off she far supported than she is Hud
son as Tonic, good. His acting better than
usually the Italian STAGE AND his
dered in his u.ua pleasing style. The sergeant ach)
was in good trim. He supported Madame Thion with
spirit in the Rataplan and entitled to full share of
the which the air elected Nor the choruses
below the mark. From beginning to end the perform
ance went WELL and the crowd, some s teen hundred
PEOPLE, went home well pleased
We thal only Mac anne Thillon once more, ION
Thursday before her departure for the land OF gold
She has chosen the sCrowu Diamonds her farewell
piece. We should wish her a bumper holse If we
thought there doubt of the fast but it is
tain that she will fill every seat and persuade hundreds
to content themselves with standee that only
congratulate the Caornans the treat they have in
prospect
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The TurT.

UNION COURSE, L. -TRoTTING.
TUESDAY, Nov. 1b-Match, $780, mile heats best three
in FIVE, In harness
II. Woodruff named br. NJ. Lady Hicks. l l
J. Whelpley named g Dutchmsn ........ 2
Tme 2;52-247s4-2:50
First Hat-Dutchman the favorite at ten to
The the pole She took the lead the turn
and went to the quarter pole in forty seconds
or FIVE lengths ahead. On the backstretch Dutchman
aimed rapidly and overlook the At the half mile
poe in Lee. He then broke and the vent away
rom him again two three lengths The horse
again trotted to her, but again broke up, and fell
of much that the mare by thirty H. Ia 2.5l
Second HeatThs bay horse took the lead the turn,
and passed the quarter pole couple of LEI gths ahead In
forty seconds Dutchman broke the backstretch
before he recovered the half dozen lengths
ahead Of him Time 10 the halt, ]: 20 The bay gained
al around the turn ard up tho homestretch but
not get within twenty yards Of the when she
reach, Il the score. Time, 247X
Third Hedt.-Dutchnap took the lead the turn
went 10 the quarter pole about length ahead
forty three seconds He then broke up, and the
vent to him. he caught up however, bsssre this
passed him. but the hsmesretch he broke again. and
The beat him home three or four lengths, In ESQ
The shove match wss q very interesting one, and
created psderable excitement from the very large
amount of ney stahed the result The horse being
tho fsyoite his hackers relieved Of all their spsrs
cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Hungarian Meeting.

meeting Of the Hungarian residents of New York city
and environs held the 10th inst at No IA City
Hall place Col Nichs las Katona called to the Chair
and Capt. John Radn;h appointed Secretary. The
following preamble and resolutions were passed.
Whereas the political affairs Of Europe have at this
moment arrived at the critical point when the struggle
between desposm and freedom ia to be decided by the
sword and whereas deeply sympathie with the Turk
ish paton our kind ed in origin whore government il
the y among the of Europe whose
in accordance with the principles of humanity and free
DOM and owing as We do, great debt of gratitude
that Dobe people Tor their generous and sesacridcng
hospitality awarded three years ago to prosecuted
countryme we feel not only strong ceire but regard
duty to offer military services the Turkish
government. Therefore, II ia
Resolved, That committee of six be elected. whose
duty shall be1st to dra up list Of those Hupga
living in the United ates who ready enter into
military service on the SIDE of the Turkish nation ID
make all necessary arrangements At the proper places
for the acceptance and to the theatre of
all who shall so volunteer As such committee the fol
lowing gentlemen we're then cf osen by accamation-
Lieut.. Generals Meszaros and vetter, Messrs Hazman,
Szerenyi Miklosy, and Capt Grisza
The meeting then adjourned until further notice.
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vessels ont 274 souls exclusive OF the seamen OF
the American Union. The names OF the lat = were
Thomas Clarey william Robinson, Ssmu l Green
bush, Joseph Burgess, and Charles II. Deming.
The Boards Of Supervisors met In each co uty yes
terGav. to canvass the votes. The board for this
county held their first meeting ia the City Hall, but
adjourned soon after organic :, and will commence
canvassing the votes this aftern at three o'clock
General Rusk and party reached Austin, Texas, on
the 9th ult 1t will be recollecte1 that they left
Naccgdoches in the lat part of August, on tour
of exploration of route Tor railroad to tie Pacific.
They were absent about two months, and made a
thorough exploration as far as the Colora 10. The
soil passed over is represented as very fertile,
with plenty Of fine oak timber, and everywhere
water of the purest kind. On the Colorado, the
general met company who had explored the re-
mainder Of the route, and reported it every way
adapted to the purposes Of railroad. The expedi
ton met several bands of Indians who were perfect
" frier dy.
The State election in Massachusetts has resulte
IN the complete triumph of the wings. The new
coostitution-the vote was on the enacting clause
carrying all the proposed reforms with it-has been
rejected by the very decided ority Of five thousand
at least.
In another column nay be found further particu.
lars Of the ravages Of the storm of Sunday night.
John A. Dix yestesday surrendered to his sue ,es-
sor-John J. Cisco-the moveables, ct cetera of tn,
United States Assistant Treasurer's Office in this
city.
The ship Western World, lately cast away on
squsn Beach, went to pieces on Sunday night.
On our inside pages may be found interesting let
ters from Melbourne and Bermuda; communication
about Ole Bulls colony; the Latest Paris Fashions
The continuation of the IS 900 Forgery case Court
Reports; Tbestricsl and Musical intelligence Com
mercal and Financial reports, &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
City InfAlllgnnen.

ST. AIMS CHURCH DkAF Mufis-rhe friends OF this
church have called spubic meeting in its behalf to be
held this evening 10 The large chapel of the yerty at
which Bishop Wainwright gill preside. Statements will
De made showing the necessity for having church
~ ths city ard report will bs made setting forh the
results Of the first years. existence Of the parish II = 70
he hoped hat all who take interest in deaf nut.s will
msteau effort 10 attend the meeting.
Tng FIVE poisTs NlsoN--The proprietor Of the Pantos
cope Of California bnd placed 1t ut the disposal OF
the directors Of this benevolent association II will bs
sxh tted in Hope chapel to morrow for their especial
benefit.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL The schooner J. Vail whcn
arrived yesterday from the coast o. Africa, brought
pa.sengee y large anaconda, thirty Ave feet long.
FmR--Onicer Rener discovered the ssors No. 102x
Bowery occupied by II. Stat fnr store Are, Of
ls past three O'Clock yesterday morning. Il was s1tin.
guished with trning damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

MOVEMENTS IN AusTRAIIA.--We call atten-
ton to the correspondence and documents
which we publish in our columns to-day.
from the Australian continent. They will be
found to be generally Of an instructive and
interesting character. The most important of
the subjects referred to in them is that Of the
new movement set on foot in Melbourne, with
the object of inducing the colonial govern
ment to establish and the home government to
cooperate in maintaining, three lines Of postal
communication between that port and Europe
one by way of the Cape of Good Hope, an
other by way Of the Isthmus Of Panama and
the third by way of Singapore or some other
port of the East Indies The mercantile COM
munity Of Melbourne held q public meeting
there in August, and adopted urgent resolu-
tions and an addrcss to the Lieut.. Governor Of
the province, in favor of the project, both Of
which will be found published in our colunus
to-day. The people Of Australia are certainly
not under very strong obligations to the
parent country for the facilities voucbsafed to
them in that respect, inasmuch as the regular
mail communications thence to Europe are at
present limited to six in the year-the same
arrangement as that in force before the dis
covery of tbe gold in those regions; and it is
even in contemplation by the London Post
Office to annu this arrangement, and send out
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day as one of the incipient steps towards the
formation Of such party as this. We lock
upon Mr.. Cuttings speech as a prenonitory
symptom Of the final disruption of the old party
ties; and we sincerely rejoice to find that there
are still men among US who have not been 50
demoralized by long service in party harness
that they cannot discriminate between what is
abstractly right and what custom has almost Ii
censed in our midst There is plenty of hope
for US so long as such men exist, and speak
their mind openly. Marcy may intrigue, and
keep a sort of brokers' Office for mems souls !:
Guthrie may bully and buster, and attempt to
thrust treason down mems throats by closing
the Treasury Golfers to the loyal Davis may
prevaricate, and iDgenuously confess his igno-
rance of abstract principles, and his willingness
to be bound for ever by the laws passed at the
spoils council at Baltimore but SO long as
there are citizens among us who viii stand up
and say that there is something higher in poll
tics than the hope of sordid gain-th coalitions
of men Of opposite principles for the sake Of
spells, are immoral, disgraceful and inevitably
fatal to the country they govern-that it is an
undying shame to any party to owe its triumphs
to the vulgar scurrility of such speakers as
Rynders and Van Buren,, or the crew of fight
ing men they command-we have still hopes
that the government of the United States will
not always be theme Of scorn abroad and a
subject of sorrow and shame to all good men at
home
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the mails by private vessels instead. We are
now becoming SO intimately connected with
Australia as to feel interested in the success OF
this movement and if the Britishers are too
slow. we would not be OF oil surprised to see
the enterprise undertaken and carried out by
the Yankees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Cours C.Ie.dsr-Tn,s D.v.
A Proposition to You, sir, Yes Sir. You,

You doubt unwilling to know. liks John Lump
notoriety and compel in the Of saving
least went per cont in the purchase OF hst s
simple will discover by patroriing KNOWS elegaE
ert the OF Broadway and Spring street
where for the trifne 81 buy the bsstmind
the beshst obtaio in the country for that
any price. Call ana judge for yourselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

the present Cabinet must be dissolved-those
who interfered in the recent election must be
turned out of the position which they failed to
respect and new set of men, possessed OF no
bier principles and aiming at higher objects,
must be substituted for them. Nothing else
can save the administration or save the party.
There is no concert in policy, no uniformity In
sentiment between them. The attempt to re-
construct the Van Buren, free soil party here,
has been the destruction of the Cabinet, and
the signal failure which they sustained in
wolves their own official humiliation. The wise
counsels which the Union SO fppant'y hopes
may hereafter prevail in this State, must first
exercise their effect on the government at Wash
ington. And these wise counsels would most
decidedly indicate, as the first and prime neces-
sity. the removal of the Cabinet. If they have
not the grace to understand the rebuff they
have received from the democracy of this State,
and to divest themselves, oftheir own accord of
their administrative functions then President
Pierce, il he would redeem his character, and
not suffer it to be irretrievably ruined, must
intimate to them that their services in that ca
pacity are no longer needed by him or the
country. This is the plain remedy, and the
only one which can be effectual. Let President
Pierce hi ar our voice and the voice of the coun-
try. and shake OFF from him the bad influences
and tad counselOrs with which he is beset.
Let them not 'stand upon the order of their
going. but go at once"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Meeting OF the Ten Governors.
APPOINTMENT OF PHYSICIAN TO BLAcKWBLLs
ISLAND AND KEEPER or CITY PRISON.

APPOINTMENT OF PHYSICIAN TO BLAcKWbLLe
ISLAND AND KEEPER OF CITY PRISON.
At the regular weekly meeting Of the Board OF 90
Of the Aims Houie, Pententiary, kandshs
Island &C. two very important appointments were made.
Dr. VIM. w. Sanger unanimously elected kssiaehn
Physician of Backwes Island in place Of Dr. Kelly re-
signed, and Mr. John Gray Keeper of the City Prison. D
place of Mr. VIM Edmonds deceased. DR.. Sanger Is well
known in this community for his long and valuable SER
vices in public institutions. Several years ago no
held the position be has ust been called upon to
6 and left IL for the Marine Hospital Quarantine FROM
that most he board the steamship Washington
az on and the pioneer in that practice in the
American steamship service Since that time he has
been exclusively and successfully engaged in private pro
fesona pursuits he again into his former public
position With skill and experience, and the ap
ointipp powers have exercised great determination ana
Judgment In the selection they have made Mr. Gray tho
ne Keeper OF the City Prison has had considerable ex-
rerence and will without doubt make valuable officer
lie has had tie supeneudepcs of the prison since the
scease of Mr. Edmonds and already s In OK
the misses The Ten Governors have, in each Of the
above appointments, been governed particularly oy the
uua cations OF the present IN
cumbs and the interests of the public are sure to be
protected if in every such wise policy IL pursued
in the trposal Of corporation patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Marine Affairs,

THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA will leave her dock at Jersey City
at eleven O'Clock for Liverpool with about seventy
passengers and $500, COO in specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
Meeting of the Democratic Republican Gene.
raj Committee.

fal Committee.
This Committee met last night at the Stuyvesant Ins
tute in pursuance of the call Of the chairman There
in attendance very good number Of the Young
democracy, among whom the Hon. James T Brady,
Hon. John Wheeler, Hen. Mike WaLh, Hon. George De
witt Clinton, Henry a. Morange, Esq and Others pr.mi-
ment members Of the club The President, Hon. j. Bra
dy took the chair when the minutes of the last meeting
read and approved During the evening it was
red that the Club elect library committee and
committee were chosen Messrs Geo &c A. Shufedt, Jr,
George Alden George r. Andrcus, George Parsons and
George D. Stevenson The committee appointed at the
last meeting of the Club to prepare ADDRESS OF cougr
uatoI to the national democracy of the Uaon for heir
late victory in this Sae reported through its chairman
Col Mead, that the address would be ready and would
be read at the meeting of the Club Friday The
be full attendance Of the members upon that
After some further usual business the Club Adjourned
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New York, wednesday, November I6, 1853
Mails for Europe.
TIN NEH YORK WEEKLY HERALD,

Mails for Europe.
fEz NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD,
me royal mail steamship Africa, Capt. Harrison, win
Dave this port II O'Clock this morning., fer liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of sas
NEW Yoaz HnAIp wiz b reserved 1t the following places
n rope
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This rerring.
The wHIY HK2AIp viii be published ct half past eight
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Since Introduce o. this tpleedd style Of picture
demand Tor them is immon,e For 49, picture equal TO
ivory minis ting S2j IL obtained Coors for sal
Artists importers, 23 oadway Branch ct william
burg, l.. L.