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L,oUNp. IN DECEMnER LAST. \ ST.
COAL. LUMBER, sc.

Now landing cargo of superior egg and stove
= size " hite Ash Coal.
On hand full assortment of all kinds OF Lum-
Der
Also, Calcnecl Plaster, Rosendale Cement. Lime
ami White Sand.
All of which will be sold on reasonable terms
Yard on First street, near the west gate Of ih..
Capitol. JOHN PURDI.
10
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

The following persons are authorized to con-
tract for the publication Of advertisements in
the Star:
Philadelphia-V Is. PALMER, n W. corner
of Third and Chestnut streets.
New YOrk-S. NJ PErrINGILL & Co., Nassau
street.
Boston--V. B. PALMER, Scollay's Building.
UADvERrIsEMESTs should be handed in
by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may not ap-
PEAR until the next day.
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SNOTICE.-Dedicati0a Serrices-The
Ga Chapel of the Western Presbyt'n Church
will he dedicated TO the worship of God next Sab
bath The dedicatory sermon ut | a III. Preach
ing also at P. IN. by Rev. Byron Sunderland,
and in the evening at O'Clock by the pastor
This new house of the Lord is To he a very bean
tful one, and those christians and citizens inter
ested in the improvement of our city will find il
pleasant to encourage this noble enterprise by their
presence on that occasion. The Church is near
the corner of Pa. avenue and 10Th street.
i've
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1@TEMPERANCE LECTURE-MRS.
8>A THOMPSON, of Ohio respectfully an
nounce to the ladies and gentlemen of w Washington
that she will lecture upon the subject of Temper.
ance on SUNDAY, the Sth instant, at Temperance
Hall, T. street. between 9Th and 10th streets CON-
mencing at O'Clock p. m.
Admission free. wits
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ENNE ENGRANINGS.-We have recently
Il received a lar.rc lot II fine FrCnCh, Englisl
and American ENGRAVlNG>. which VT at
selling OF at exceedingly low rates.
John 4 ELLIS.
ia3I a6 Pa avenue .
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Commissioner IF the General Land Offic,

Commissioner IF the General Land Office
y portion OF the Know Nothing press are CT
dcavoring to create the impression that no one
has been appointed Commissioner OF the Gel 3
erai LAID Office in the place of John Wilson
Esq. and, consequently, that the large bus
ness OF the land office Is uffcrin. Inconvenience
and delay. To satisfy all persons WHO LII sht
read and put faith in the partisan statements
of these journals, We state that the President
Immediately on the removal of Mr.. Wilson
appointed Mr. George C. Whiting Commits
sioner Of the Bureau, and that under his ,lirec-
ton the vast duties of the Office are being dis
charged with energy, rromptness, discretion,
and large intelligence. Nj. Whiting has been
familiar with the working of this bureau for
many years, and, next 10 Mr.. Wilson, has
probably as much acquaintance with its de-
tails as any man i'll the country. The energy
or integrity of the bureau will hot suffer in
it, present hands.
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CURE ron UoT WE.TUFR-

RNN'S ICE CREAMS, CAKE, and WA
"a TER ICES. for which be was awarded
Medal by the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
is highly recommended for the above VIII be
sea; 10 any part Of the District free of charge
Send your orders 10 II Bridge ST, Georgetown
~ 2-eu1
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s,TO THE PUBLIC.-After the repeated
De insults and indignites have offered TO
q. w. McCerren, cannot descend to notice his
card of yesterday I yesterday posted him, after
giving him twelve hours notice that | would do
So at the City Post Office, and now publish nv
card. As regards myself, am willing at all times
to give every explanation OF who | am and what
am, but bnt cerfaintyn0t 10 so miserable rretch
rs G. w. McCeTrtR.
w. r. ISAACS MACKAY.
Washington City, eth July, 1853.
WASHINGTON, 9Th July, ISIS
1proclaim Capt. G.. w. McCerren to be liar,
q scOUHdret, and a cOward.
w. X. ISAACS MACKAY.
il 7-ltH
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ALEXANDRIA d WASHINGTON ROATs

IINHE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will
leave a. the following hours. n n
Fare II. cents. 1871
The THOMAS COLLTER, when not OihcT-
ways engaged, vii! make trips Oh the route a; al
ternae hours.
Leave Washington at G, :. %, IN, %. i,5b
and !.
Leave Alexandria al !. Q, l9%, ~. 34. AZ, and
6H.
l.. S.-The Boat will leave Alexandria a. = p.
IN, or immediately on the arrival Of the cars
W1-d JOB CORSON, CAPTAIN
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CH:CKERING & SONS PIANOS.

'ENiE subscriber has lately received an addition
a. supply Of Pianos, which again completes
every variety of pattern and scale from the old and
renowned factory of Chickering & Sons. Boston
AMI from other approved Boston manufactures
by the packet which leaves Boston on the 2~tII
instant, he will receive from ChckerinI & Sons a
further supply Of magnificent Louis XIV and par
Tor Grand Pianos. These Instruments have elicit
ed the highest encOnums from the first artists m
the country.
Second hand Pianos taken I'm payt paymen,
The subscriber can and will sell Pianos as low
as they can be bought in the United States.
New Music constantly received
RICHARD DAVIS
V '-eo3t Pennsylvania avenue
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CABINET FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
FURNISHING GOoDS-Nory Cheap.
FINHE Subscribers would call the attention II the
Il public TO the fact tina, they are sellingN
their Goods at greatly reduced prices, and
purchasers will find that they can save at
least % per cent by giving Is a call. Ourft
stock embraces every article both new and second
handl usually kept in complete House + urnish-
ing Store.
Furniture bought or exchanged.
Repairing and Vanishing promptly attended 10.
BONTZ a. COOMBS,
Cheap Furniture Dealers. No. 1863 9TH ST,
y6-lw between and
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A Il E RICAE Ell,

Pa. dreHEe, tsitceeH 1 n and 6fh STREETS,
:. HEFLEBOwER & l.. T. LONETT,
FRoPRIKToEs.
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Pleads Guilty.-The Post Office Department
have advices that Capt. Dennison, arrested for
mai! robbery at Chicago, has plead guilty.
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7,TIIE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
60 of the Georgetown College will take place
on tt ESDAY, July 10Th. at 9 o'clock a m On
Monday, the 9th instant the members of the grad
uating Class will deliver lectures various sub
jects Of Moral Philosophy, at O'Clock p. IN
The public are respectfully invited to attend on
both occasions. b. A. MAGCIRE, Pres.
jy 6-3t
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FAIR HILL BOARptNC SCHOOL 70.
GIRLS

Sandy SprtHg, IoUiSJH1--y c6Ea'g. VA
ffNHE ninth term 81 tn Institution viii cCm-
me,lce Oh tie lCtis d. Il the ninth NJ, NIB
iSepienbeTl next.
Circulars containing the ncedf information "a
regard 10 the School can Ic oitaincd by hose VI
desire n. bV addressing. - Olncy Post Ofic',
Montgomery county. Maryland. Il. =. hIRh: or
WM. u. FARQTnAR.
Refer to JRO. L. Tower Lamber, Tree. W ID.
W2llach. d. 3l-iawSNv
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN from

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscri-
- her Mickael Muuiz a dark bay "a
Mare. No further particulars can he N
given, hut the sign OF the cart and haT- XS
ness. few white hairs on the butt of~4--
her tail; aged about ~ years. ANY person giving
intelligence will be literally rewarded. Apply 10
MICHAEL MUNTZ, No. 62l u street.
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On CONTGACT>. vol >.

u Flander'> Lives and Times of the Chief Jus
tees Of the Supreme Court II the United >taic>-
first series. FRANCK TAILOR.
ie u
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sS,TIIE MEMBERS OF "OUR CLUE"
49, of Georgetown, ID. c., respectfully all.
nounce To their friends and the public generally
that they intend giving grand Pic Mic and Tx
cursion down the Potomac on or about the 10th Of
July.
Particulars IN future advertisement
The members OF the said Club are requested 10
meet al their room in Forrest Hall on SATURDAY
EVENING next, July eth, for the purpose Of
electng officers for the ensuing term.
Bv order: A ". WARD. Pres
LUG ENE a. SHEKELL, Sec. iy|l
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

STRAYED OR STOLEN from the neighbol-
~ hood of the Catholic Burial Ground OF North
Capitol street. grey Horse. with little black Spots
being marked near the fore leg with Il scar. will
live - II returned 10 me on O. hctw ith and 9TH
SIS, or information left so that can Get him.
~ St. CHARLES STOCkAy
LNlUND. IN DECEMBER LAST. \ Sill
L yer Watch. The owner can get IL by ptUving
property and paying for this advertisement. APP
ply on flh ST, between ii and |, No. 2!3.
iy Its
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CUMBERLAND COAL,-For sale By m,
~ cargo OF boat load, by
HOWARD q POOR,
jsso-eUt Alexandria, Va,
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Bank Of Washington, July 9, 1855.

vUNUE Trustees of this Bank have this day des
II cIared dividend If three per cent out oi
Profits of the Bank for the last six months, PaDao
10 stockholders on demand.
jy 6-I JAS. ADAMS, IeshleI
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LIST OF LETTERS

RsnatH'Hs an the Post ODios, Washington. n. e..
July 4, 1855.
srPersons applying for letter, the iolowin. list. will
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EXTENSION "a LvECUBUEC.


Gordon, vile il very nearly on the airline
between Alexandria and Lynchbur" Between
charlottesville and Lynchhurg which is about
90 miles. the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
Company are now at work with II large and
daily increasing iurce of men and horses
TINS section will be completed with reason.
able progress. in the early part of 1855. and
probably sooner There will then be a contin
uous railroad between Alexandria and Lynch
burg
The % miles from GOrlJn-, lille t. Charlotte
vile are on ground Of very favorable character
l"r railroad, and can be finished in one half
the hme necessary for the other. provided il is
thou@ht advisable to build a second track par
ailel WIKI the Central Railroad for this dis
lance.
For this extension the Legislature authorized
an addition 10 the capital Stock OF i 500 0oo
" thi>, about 500 O00 nave been serurcd i,
subscriptions ami obligations Ia suhs,r;ha
when are now being realised. and constitute
The basis Of the Prcseh, operations Of the I'M
pany. The land holders have subscriLeJ With
uneOnmon hberality. and many of them arc
engaged, either directly OF Indirectly. in the
work Of graduation. For its prospect of rev.
nue. this road may challenge a comparison wi,
any "thel now huilt or III progress From Cor.
louisville to LyGchbaTg, 1t passes through the
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BANKING HOUsEOF PAIRO a NOURsE

BANKING HOUSEOF PAIRO& MORSE,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
DONDS, STOCKS. AND OTHER SECURT-
- TIES, Purchased and Sold. Interest at the
rate Of six per cent per annum allowed on deposits
when len for thirty days or longer.
jan 2i-6m
I OST.-TEN DOLLARS REwARD.-A
"a Pocket Book. conta ming small sum OF mo-
nev and papers of 40 value to any person but tho
owder. Enquire al Willards' Hotel
jy 5-6t%
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JOhDAN - w Ill T. ST BB1ft rs SPhiNGS.
FREDERICK COUNTY, VA.-Opened on tie
Il 18th OF June From Baltimore, Wash A
ington OF Cumberland in early morning trains -
10 Harper's Ferry, thence by WinchesterS
Railroad 10 Stephenson's depot; from depot y
miles in coaches To Sprags In time TO dine same
day. Rioe's cotillon band engaged sulphur
baths Medicinal effects of water well known.
r.. {. & K. VI. JORDAN i BRO.
iy 6-eoGw
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DAY RUN, German Cologne, Hair and Tooth
ID Brushes. superior Pomade, BarEy's Thcoph
erOus for sale at al Seventh street
jy ST. HAMMOND.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

OJ''rhc qnestiono Of removing Judge Loring, as
we have already announced by Telegraph, came
upin tho Massachusetts House Of Representa-.
lives OH Saturday morning, by assignment, The
amendment Of Mr.. Ellis was first IN order; and
that was rejected by vote ofl7l to l46, This
amendment was proviso II Judge LOring should
resign his position Of U. S. Commissioner within
three days Of The passage Of the Address, then
enih y 15,;--'-;-'' -. ~
eHRor. The main question was taken by yeas and
nays, and I've address 10 The Governor for Tue re.
mOvol Of Judge Lorins Yves adopted by "a vote Of
307 10 III. 'rhis resnl,' says The Boston Tray.
eler, Having generally been regarded as fore.
gone conclusion, eScites no surprise. The course
Of The Senate is not so ceari but il is 10 he hoped
that this iIl.judged step will 10 arrested IN that
body. The measure is wholly vinlCtiye one
suggested and perseveringly carried through by
party and per s1nal feelings. Reason and justice
and sound policy have leen sacrificed TO lnsgui.
del impulse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

During the Irish famine years oflsi6'7, The price
Of -four In the Baltimore matke, reached for few
days In the month Of June, as high as $40 per bb,
having advanced from ss,76, aud fallen again 10
The latter figures within a week. The highest
ptice tha. the standard qualities Of wheat brought
in tho market during this period was 49, l2l, though
parcel 1T tot family flour sold as Ligh on the 10Th
Of June as s9,2l, which is the highest figure II
has reached since 1887. The following statement,
however. compiled from The 1les Of The American,
commencing with January, 1877, will slow The ex.
act price at which sales were made In The Balti.
more market, fOt both descriptions Of -four as well
rs fot wheat and corn, During The preceding
months Of November and December flour had
gradually advanced from IS to SO, aud the subse.
quenI weekly sales wefe al The following rates.
the quotations being The highest figures for thu best
qualities.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

uTThe Nunhety Committee in Boston has got
into very bad olor blythe developments Of The In.
vesIlgOIion concerning lis proceedings. II turns
out that they gave All, entertainment after their
ROxbury visit, at which they had Champagne
wine, The Whole bill being paid by Ihe State, thus
making The latter party 10 the breach Of lis own
laws against the sale Of intoxicating liquOrs. II
was also shown that member Of The committee,
durinp:onc ofis previous visits 10 Lowell on like
et'and, had female companion stopping o! The
hotel with the committee, whose bill was inclu.
ded in thu general bill Of expense paid by The
State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

TnE BRlrlsu EsEcRvIrs,-1'hc Halifax Journal
uotices tile arrival ofseventy llungnrians aud Ger.
mans from Boston, us part Of tho foreign legion,
and says thai other insIalments ate expected. The
editors alds
'Btother Jonathan ismaking great fuss about This
Foreign Legion, and is using al kinds OF ptocIa.
nations 10 prevent the shipping Of recruits, &C.,
threatening to arrest The parties Engaged. lie is
very smart fellow, but Bluenose is sometimes too
much iof him. They would like 10 lay hands Oh
Mr.. Howe, but he is so slippery they can't catch
him, Upwards Of 5000 men have been engaged
.-the number required will Oe 10000 nen-of
whom 5000 will be sent 10 Canada, 1000 10 n.
Brunswick, and 5000 10 Nova Scotia. There will
be no difficulty in raising this number, In Phil.
adolPIia, Of evening meetings, held for The pur.
pose, a full company was volunteering every
night Even the Americans womb like 10 take
a hand IN il n show their superiority
The Philadelphia purtOf the story is probably
mistake, as tho only parties implicated, have been
arrested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

0J'a woman was detected in Chicago The other
day, Juggling aLouta billet Of wood disguised os
a baby, and while she lulluLiel Il after The most
approved fashOn, solicited aims In behalf Of her.
self and the little innocent she bore. Tie Chi.
cogo Journal Soys this is just the sort Of babies
that Burnum ought 10 he favored with for his ex
hibion, and any body who contributes any other
description, certainly hos wooden lead OF heart,
OF both.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18
vlretpla SAT- Mines.

Hunts Merchants Mpgssins says II Is indebted
10 correspondent, an intelligent and indeiattSa'
bic gatheret Of facts connected with almost every
material, commercial aud industrial interest In
The United States, 70, hssubloined account Of The
great Salt Mines in lie mountains Of Vltgiuta'
The State Of Virginia Is moving in The gteat work
Of internal improvement, and Is making tallIoeu
that will reach gteAt salt mines mountains,
sn in few years that salt will 10 distributed over
he whole OF The Eastern States-its superior quail
ty will insure fot II ready sale eyerywhete; loF
Il Il better worth one dollar pei bushtl lot table
use lan any other salt that ever came 10 our mar.
ket is woith twenty-five cts. 1t Is pute chloride
Of sodium, and will tenolu as dty ashout III any
latitude from The equator 10 liz pole.
This great salt mine Is In trough between Two
mountains, al an elevation Of 1889 feel above u
level OF the sea, and near The waters Of lie north
fork Of Holston nveF tributary oil The liver Ten
uessse, and near the rivers Of The States Of KEN
lucky, Tennessee and NORTH Carolina, where these
border on a sUuth.w western point OF the State OF
Virginia.
face Of The etounI, and Is incaSel III vast depO'
sit Of gypsum, 40,
About ten years since, Two boxes Of geOlot ical
snecjmenS were sent 10 me from these miEeS anu
| from The surrounding country. In rep1cking these
into other boxes, some pieces Of fossil weIe put
IN box with some specimens Of Iron ore iioln lie
great iron ore beds OF Northern New York. and
remained in that connection until the present year.
On being OPENED The specimens were all ~ good
Older, lie salt not having In lie least coTtoded lhe
iron or produced any rust.
have no doubt that this deposit OF salt resulted
from volcanic action. New River, lie head Of
one oftne tributaries OF tho great Knnawha River,
Is neut this salt mine, and Is undoubtedly The socG
OF the saline supplies Of the deep wells Of thu Ka'
nawha; but In lis course thitheF II undetroes a
change, and when raised ftOm the deep wells, Is
found there 10 contain btomine In great abundance.
| The KenaWIia Sallnts are among The wonders Ol
| the wotll; the salt water comes from depth oil
1900 feet, and is as cold as q northern blast In
wintet-thus exploding the theory that the lieu,
increases in The earth everywhere, as progress Is
made downward.
The gas which is issued from these deep wells
In abundance, Is sufficient 10 illuminate tie entire
Northern hemisphere, AMI rises with force that
Is sufficient 10 throw a cannon ball considerable
distance.
In lie excavations made In The neghbothool OIL
the salt mines OF Virginia, the bones Of The belo
moth are found Of size Indicating as large as The
hull Of a ship Of The line.
] have no doubt the table salt OF our market will
IN three years, DO supplied by the Virginia sail
ninesj and even now, our grOcerS cannot 10 bet
ter than 10 send 10 the salt mines Of Virginia lO
pure liable salt, for The supply Of their customers
who want good Article.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

Nav NATIONAL lloAuAY,-A committee ap.
pointed by The Pennsylvania Historical Society has
submitted 10 that Society m able report, recon
including the celebration OF the anniversary II The
adoption Of tho Constitution Of The United States
as National Festival by the American people,
The report suggests The anniversary Of lis formal
ratification by the Convention, sitting in Phlalel.
pha, which look place September l7th, 1887, as a
proper time forts celebration, as Washington, who
presided ovet tho deliberations, recommended 1t
10 The people in communication signed on that
day. In urging this addition 10 the national IIOl.
days, the TepOr! urges that our national festivals
ate only two In number, and the addition Of third
can be mode without ilnpaiting the value aud eli.
cacy VI The Others.
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Price q Flour. 1ntereatlng stallatioa.

Price Of Flour... interesting Statistics.
The Baltimore American, in view Of ihep tesent
high prices Of Rlout reptOduees toni files, some
interesting tables, giving comparative view Of
the price Of -Four In that city fot the first three
months in each year from 1895 to 1855. II pos.
ses,es peculiar interest at The ptesen, moment,
showing Ss It does the s,eat and rapid fluctuations
Of the market, and stating the fact that al periods
when labor did mol obtain more than one.half the
price itinOw commands, flour has sold at much
higher pticeS. In i1o6, for instance, It sold as
high as fifteen dollars barrel, and at sI4,20 In
1917, two yeats after The watt
Prices Of Flour for The frst Mrtt months Of the
.,..s faos, t50g Ia iehb ,nthJsibs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

DEATH OF An AoSD REVOLUTIONARY PESsloSEs.
The Union states that intelligence has been re.
ceived at the Pension Office Of the death Of Hugh
Harris, soldier Of revolution. lie died at
JonesbOro, Tennessee, on the 18Th Of February,
at Tie extraordinary age Of one hundred and ten
years. lie was married. 10 his last wife, who is
now in receipt Of pension os his widow, in the
ninetielh year Of bis ugsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

IRA slave WIN escaped fom Richmond in The
steamer Jameson and came to New York, was
not recovered by the captain, aud he had to 60
back wit bout het The penalties for carrying or
n slave from Virginia ote very ssvere-a hue of
two thousand dollars and Imprisonment for five
yeats. When The Captain arrived IN Richmond
he found lie girls owner had moi become aware
Of her escape. The captain related all The facts
TO The owner and she let him OF on paying her
81, $50.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

GrThe Committee Of the N. Y. Common Coun.
ell have reported in favor Of Tue plan Of Gilbert,
Stuart and Jackson, fol New City hall. twill
involve an outlay Of is2,6OOOOO. They recon.
mend The selection OIL marble from thu quaries in
Lee, Massachusetts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

uTThe water was let into The Ohio canal On
the 10Th, ftom MassilIion 10 Cleveland, The
building ofan acqueduc! al Bolivar, fifteen miles
below MaSsillion, will delay Tho use Of lie canal
from The last named place southwark, till about
The Goth,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

TaE oArIrAL,OP lOwM-Tle KeOEuk Gatt
City of tie 7lh inst. suys' We are soty 10 learn
that no provision having been made for the publi'
cation Of the law removing the capitol 10 Fort Des
Moines os required by the constitution Of Iowa, Il
is the opinion Of Gov. Crimes that tile law is null
and void, and therefore he hos suspended proceed
ings in reference 10 the location Of the capital, aud
hos therefore notified the Commissioners, hereto.
fore appointed by him for that purpose, that ihei
question for at least two yeats, and MUS Pti0vs
serious Disappointment 10 Fort Des AIOines.