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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19
ARRrALs.-Among the recent arrivals in town, we
notice the following:

notice the following:
Attic METROPOLITAN HorEL-Hon. c. K Garrison. San
francisco; hon D. A Noble Michigan; Cspt Naysseytch
Lieut. CroyOn Russian Navy A@iosr sossaoin r,lsi A.
NJ Pernoch u. : Navy; Col. II L Kinney, Texas; MAJ H.
S Tuner st. Louis; p. d Tillnshast Philadelphia s.
Wells Mass; q ID. ferrier Montreal 7 Marvin, Bos
tor; c. r. Bond. San francisco; I. Adams Boston
At tho PRESCOTT HousE-A c. CoehIaoe; Buffalo j.
Ralston Loeb port; kbson Calen. Buffalo John smith
Erie; I'd. Hodges, Buffalo, J. IL: Kemp dol IL II. WHIT
sAneusLyi jas. E. Mcclure; Albany; Wm b Ross. C,eye
land; Hsnry Evans New Bedford w. Brown, Coton falls
Al the lRyNc BousE.J- A siehad.oD; Virgins =
Burrinston Providence; T. s Chapman, H.r,fordi
HsDDs Louis J. b. Mead, ae@phi' L. Hutton. Boston,
s n Wilson. p. A. ". Rseson, Georgia; Hon Jas Myen
Camden; Hon Hsl.ou Moore do Jss BaJsr Boston, r.
~ Hna an Dayton, Obioi Oliver Byrpe. Washington
Al tbs Aston BousE-C. McCsles, Alsb-ms; W Shut
ter shpston; Nipper Ind; Capt 5. Buckner u s.
Army; II. Kpeesnd Boston; bus,ow, Chicago Charles
R.tn.r Teue Haute; j. Brown, g. LoGr; H. h. Ofmseee,
Providence.
YoUSG BURGLARY.-Tws boys named Wn Allen
and Theodore Hudson yesterday srres charged with
<ekpE into the shop Of Lewis ". Watts No 30 Avenue u
and eight pistols Tue otende were taken
before Justice Wood and committed ior thai IN default OF
81 eco bail each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

Mrs. Burtons benefit occurs to. night, when Hol-
crofts comedy, The Steward, or the Deserted
Daughter" will be played for the first time for
several Yeas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

few evenings since, musical entertainment was
given by tho Eu.erpean Society" consisting OF
pupils of SpiDger Institute. Everything passed of
happily, and gave general satisfaction to the audience
ard teachers This is Society lately organized and
ia under The supervision Of Mr.. George f. Root.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

Mr.. Gu.tsve Satter will give Musical Soires, a.
Mr.. C. Breusng's new store 7ol Broadway on Mon
day evening, March ls 1855. Mr.. Satter has at once
lesped to the highest pedestal pano-forte player,
from his performance at the Philharmonic Concert.
Mr.. Tinm will assist on the occasion.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-02-09
NO. 49,.
: a eanSia lGina.-

THERE is nothing sheds so fine light up-
on the human mind as candor. 1t was cali
cd whteness by the ancients, for its purity
and it has always won the esteem due to the
most admirable of the virtues. However
little sought for or practiced, all do it tho
homage Of their praise, and all feel the pow
er and charm Of its influence. The man
whose opinions make the deepest mark up
on his fclowman: whose influence is the
most lasting and efficient; whose friendship
is instinc,iv"ly sought, where all others have
proved tai.hless,-is not the man of brilliant
parts, or tiattering tongue, or splendid gen.
ius, or commanding power. bnt he whose
lucid candor and ingenious truth, transmit
the hearts real feelings pure and without
refraction. There are other qualities which
are more $howv, and other, traits that have
higher place in the worlds code of honor;
but none wear better, or gather less tarnish
10y use, or aim, deeper homage in that
silent reverence which the mind must pay 70
virtue ~
As it is the most beautiful, so il is the SAT-
est of moral qualities. None fall into SO
few miStakes-none durken and deform
themselves with so little falsehood and wrong
-none so free from the pain of doing wrong,
rs those who walk amidst the pitfalls and
miasmas, passions and errors of our tainted
life, clothed habitually with candor The
rare and come union ofprudence and prin-
ciplc, Of trmncSs and forhearance, of truth
and zeal, of carncstncss Of feeling, disarim-
ination of views, is to be found cnly in minds
| pervaded aud enlarged hv candor To love,
and to seek in I'll things the truth-to chose
and adhere TO, before all the solicitations Of
passion, or the power of prejudice or the
force Of public opinion, or the claims of in
tercst or power, whatever is right and true
to believe, at every iunc;ure of experience of
thought that nothing is SO good, or desirable
or trustworthy,as truth to scent the truth
amidst all the unpopular disguises which too
often dsfgure it in this wolld-this must be
| safest and best, whatever we may think of it,
il God really reigns, and there he an eternal
distinction between truth and falsehood, right
and wrong. mnothing have men so vital an
interest as i'll truth. Nothing should we SO
earnestly strive to get at or hold fast when
obtained. buy the truth and sell it not"
('rcen Le0res.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-02-09
Decidedly Sensible.

Mrs. SwIssnoLM, of The Saturday
pasit0r, noticing the publication ota
new love story, says: go =
"All that stntf about woman's love
has been said over and over again fif-
ty thousand times, to the great detri-
ment Of the best interests of humanity.
There is no kind Of necessity for using
the press to persuade silly girls that it
is romantic and womanly to love a
scoundrel--to leave her affections un-
guarded by reason or experience, and
drift. .he!plessl v into sin, shame and des-
pair as an evidence of her unsuspecting
wonaniioUd. =
1t is not true that &oman's affections
are stronger or more durable than
mans. We think the very opposite il
the case ana that twothirds of all the
womenwho pine or die of love, do SO
forwmt of something better to do
Everything calculated to make love
sickness becoming feminine accom-
.plishment isaa great injury: but to
strew the path ofthe suicide with the
flowers of poesy and romance is in a
very high degree reprehensible. =
The best motto to guard youfg
girl thro' the mazes of love is, ssDo
right and trust in God" A girl whos
has done nothing wrong has little cause
TO mourn over the fickleness OF pre-
tended lover. Better that he should
change his mind before marriage than
after. r.... ... .ir .a
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-02-09

Az exchange tells this good story: 4
Yankee and Frenchman owned pig in CO.
partnership. When killing time came they
wished to divide the carcass. The Yankee
was anxious to divide so that he SHOULD get
both hind quarters, and persuaded the
FrenchmAn that the proper way to divide
was 10 cut across the back. The Frenchman
agreed to it, on condition that the Yankee
would turn his back and take choice of the
pieces after it was cut in two. The Yankee
truncd his back and the Frenchlnan askeG::
'Efch piece viii YOU have :ze piece wild ze
tail on him, or ze piece vat aint got no tail ON
him! ra6.s- :, - ..l '..,..
The piece with the tail shouted the
\ ankee. .'us
y Den by gar y"uetake him, and take 20
'other,' said the aFreuchman. ...s.- .
Upon'loclmg round, the Yankee found
that the Fl, Gilman had cut off the tail and
stuck it in the pigs mouth ~
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-02-09
0 be!

LOVE is not the tickle queen of fortune, or
tile ghost.shadow fairy of the imagination,
not the transparent and ETHEREAL fancy of the
ideal world, that rides OH the wings of the
arcadian rainbow; that builds her airy hab.
itation on the extreme verge of the romantic
clouds! Nor is she the grave, sedate, time
tntored and well-disciplined child of art, cul-
ture and education. She knows not the
learned labyrinth Of technicalities nor the
seductive sophistry of polished philosophy.
She builds not her nest in the tall flourish
ing tree of lucre ; nor makes her strong hold
in the opulent castle of ofMammon. Her hopes
rest not on the intrinsic value, and angelic
accomplishments Of moral excellence the Sc
cret lever of her motive power. so's .'...
She weighs not in the balance of worth
and equity the object Of her attention; she
sacrifices not by measure, on the altar and
shrine of her devotion a..
Love lis a mystery, an insolvable enigma;
reason fails to comprehend her; language
reels and staggers in the attempt to describe
her; she is. among the passions, as the monp-
tain to the rnole-hills; as the ocean 70 the
rivulets; asthe majestic orb Of the day TO
twinkling stars of night ''"4@ ''.'~
Love! is both wise and foolish ;weak and
strong, fearful and courageous, slow and
swift, blind and omniscient; it il, ineompre.
hensible in its nature, inexhaustible In full
mesa; immaculate 10 purity; eternal in du-
rability knows no East, no West, no North,
no South; grasps the world and reaches to
infinity; Is the triple refined concentrated
4uintescence Of the soul, perfect paradox
without parallel.--Dr. j. Hdne. als
Fu ------s%s,.s---- b. ... -
CoMPENsATIoN OF MEMBERS OF Cow
0REss.-Senator Badgers bill to increase the
compensation OF members Of Congress, will
faii, fnot altogether, at least so far as dating
" back to the commencement OF the present
session OF Congrcss--so that those members
who expected to make a haul upon the Treas
AIRY for back pay will be sadly disappointed.
1T was proposed by one member, that the
sum Of $500 be allowed members annualIy.
IN hen of their .perdiem and mileage. This
would be rather unequal and unfair in op err
ation, as those members living at a distance
would receive less pay than those residing
near the seat of Government. We desire TO
see the constructive mileage swindle abolish
cd altogether, and to have members paid for
the actual distance they travel. Give them
rs lnilagc, that will be amply sufficient to
pay their expenses, and in addition fifteen
hundred or two thousand dollars pei annum,
and they should be content. They would be
handsomely compensated for their services
and soane of them would be greatly over.
paid Tor ell the good that they do to the
country. At that rate Of compensation the
bests talents can Be bad in baih houses Of
Congress.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-02-09
5.s GREENYLLE S C FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY g. 49,

its frai habitation, when the pure soul was
permitted to take its fight to a happier re-
gions. Poor Mr. Hardcourt sank shortly af.
terinto state of childish imbecilty and
soon father and daughter slept in one grave.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-02-09
5rIettrh 4@uetrg.
! hsI a asy''s "yess. !"

j hel a aey..,s "Bes."
,"YEsl" i answered you last night
"No!" this morning, sir, I say;
Colors seen by candle light
viii not look the same by day
When the tabors played their best,
Laughs above and langhs below.
"Lovcme," sounded like jest.
Fit for '''Yes" or fit for NO"
Call me false, or call me free
q ", Vow whatever light may shine;
No man on thy fall shall sec
Any grief'or change on mine.
Yet the sin is on us both
s. Time to dance is not to WOO;
Woocr light makes fickla troth;
~. Scorn of me rccoils on you!
Learn town a lady's faith
T. Nobly, as the thing is high;
Brnvely, ne for life or death,
With loyal gravity,
Lead her from the festive boards,
, Point her to the starry skies;
Guard her by your truthful words,
d" Pure from courtship's batteries.
By your truth she shall be true,
Ever true US wives of yore;
And her "Yes!" once said to you,
j..a Shall be ''Yes!" for evermorc.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-02-09

THE Howard Association of New Orleans
has voted 1900 for the relief Of the Poor in
New York.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-02-09

AvAcASr mind invites dangerous inmates
as deserted mansion tempts wandering
outcasts to take ur thcir. abode in its dssolats
apartments. ,gFH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

Arar<spX -Tonis-t the mauaget takes
brns it, and gland bl! otFerel lot the occasion.
rrs,, is Tie etest tragedy of oihelIO. in Which
": SrtoSo appears as 0ihsllo, Miss CrTLE. as
.s.ismoaa, AID Nj. B,krE IS laeo. THIS will
t. foioWed By fsr"rits dance " Miss WlLroH,
sd lie petite comedy Of "a Day in Pats" III
wact Lor,sr REEprR will OpPeor ia SIX diIsF:n'
casravlen. Thsis decidedly The grandest bii!
ys; ptrseatrj, and wr trust that no; only 81! who
WIS.,. TO rfese Ut proper testimonial to the mana
ce,, buiail intrrstsd in the success OF ta= A.Ae-
uEsa, will exert henlss Ives in behalf OF this even.
ias's entertainment. aud favor 1t with their PIES.
tncs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
NEW YORK MARKET.

NV lVNh WNNhGI'
FRI. G.-Flour unchong7 I'd with sales Of cool Olio
IL s,1Sa9,I9; Southern S,I5a9.i2. Wheat un.
changed with q limited demand. Com hight,
western hnle lO0siUl, and yellow 100 cts. Pm
firm, an upwald tendency, OLD mess sl9,5o and
new II, 51t5! Beefunc.anE-1i, COUNTY mesa . .
& isky Ohio S3! Slrso(C 0 tgs RIO Coffee Al
9l0c. SUE aud coffee unchanged. L,nsret
u, ,as declined t, I7GIsc. Lid III s,t'dy. Lard
Lover, neg al lots{ci b.tteis 1891 Ry EObac'
CO FIN. 1!a9.
Co,'on ea.,er, hut no: gu tally lower. n. o,
M!ddhnk -.
Stocks improving. Money easy al 5oIc on call.
YifrHia 6s 96i; New YOk Genital 9I.i Etc
All. Reading Is. Cumberland 36i. lnd ona s.
s?i; llcr. u,nern S5I. Pennsylvania C0sI Gu.
IS. Clrve & I'UIeju 9Ti.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

Sol ADAM, the charming Italian opets pet.
former and hunotis; has been engaged BY Majoi
FeIrn of the KinsiOscope OF Cuba, 10 sPpeat TO.
asht in connection with bis sIready famous sAhi'
bi!ion, making list Of etes. ATTRACTIONS. WASH
lrf.,n Ilall has been crowed during the three tx.
aiJi,iohs already given by the Msior. and we he't
fa. on voice in regard to this exhibition. and
that is Of The highest approval
I,ls,o remain With US bu. nut days mote
We hope thai our schools will embrace the Orpoi.
t.nity Of seeing ii before it leaves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

A>E,k1uarAkE IL yRtisA.-The shock Of ct
earthquake is said to have been felt in several pa'
tts IN this Stat on Friday morning. The Rich
r,ond Post says:
AtClnrksriiie there was tumbling, tsttling
s,und, Whch leSemb.ed somewhat the auise msds
ID. laur Lor>r coach inr.Phd motion, OF = ~oson
gong down hill Crockety standing on The table
wa> vlsibly SHAKEN.
Al Wylesburg the houses weFe shaken ana one
gentleman was walked up by The s:vete l't anu
uo;lr. Alarmed by tie cracking sound OF his
,,,yss. he Jumped out Of he'd e0nsdetlbIy tight.
ca.d. AMI tan out to s:e L tie h9us: vas no: on
IN pnnee Eiwsri, we easa that The shock was
mi .teslet. In HALIFAX 1t was suthcenIi 10 waSe
i.'slns fron sound s,svP We nfe surprised TO
.,sfa ,as; no person in Richmond vas A"s'e oil
~ .a,;L1uske IN this region al all.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsnINGToS. FEB. 6.
rSESirC.-Tle hill reported yesieldsy hy Nj.
Toucy, from the committee Of Judiciary, TO esiab.
lish U. S. Citcui, Conn. in Cslitornia, is undst
discussion.
Nj. Weller moved 10 fI lie salary Of the Juls.
eS al 5000
Mr. Stuart and Johnson opposed so much that
Nj. Touey favored AT amendment.
IIorsr.-rte Ilouse wentinIo committee onthe
Texas creditors hill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

Co,xrr CorAr.-Yesterdsy, in the case Of the
Comm ,nweAlth sgainst Jsmss Fstrel, for passing
,,enstte' onty, The molten 10 admit to b ii was
e7rr4lsI ar Tie eAslmnar,n coniinu'@ un'''
Nnrh
Commonwealth vs.. James DIAL, .ht ste,tins
iots~s aad busy hO,n Jams G@iheri PnsOnsr
ioanl guilty suI tensn ed t, Crcut Court fcf E.
t.l ttIs.
Conmonv ealrh vS. Ismes Marin, chatesd witt
,.,Dlne some 1920 OF 400 ION Fente! c. Nav.
nm, al the boarding house Of MIS-. MeCuliy, in
pecxnLtr l,a. TIE testimony MOI being sui.
eit1,t, tie prisoner was discharged.
Fur OF Eve fotegners were nptutaIited.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
rnnM WAsIIlNGTnN.

FLp. GA tresiy with Mexico, Substantially
like that recently negotiated wiIh RusSi3 recogni'
2ing the principle list free ships make ilee 6ooSs'
has been sstl 10 the Senate tOr ratification.
The statements that Dudley Mann is going 10
resign 70 take the Office Of ASS'S!an! Secretary OF
State o! 10 receive The appointment al minister 10
FIsnce OF Secretary Of Lsgsnoa al Paris, Is uItet-
IS untrue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
III By. the sNationa Lime.
Observation-Disclosures
AcclnENr

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. G.-The freight tain, CO.
ming east IAN UiT the Track on the Columbia rond,
3 miles from The Schuylki, and tie cats rolled
down on embankment 20 feet, aud caught tite
from the stove-conients mostly CONSUMED. Mich.
osl Spanelef, whose parents reside in Lancaster,
vas wedged among The tuiRs Of Inc aour CAT, and
was terribly burned before lie could he extIicsted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

Tur item in our columns few days since 10
reference TO The amouu, Of pig metal received by
ne various rolling mills Of this city and vicinity
sg,ip: tue month ofJanUary was erroneous, eth
:, .bfyugh mistake OF Out informant, or Of the
,,,rs. Our informant says il should have read
: 40 ;oAs. worth about $4,000, the freight on
vr.cA was $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

Wr were mlstakenin saying yesterday that 50
i.is.eners wete naturslzed in The County Cour'
on Tie preceding DAY. rhsre wets only IS. We
took the item from the Argus. We wish OUT
nsi.hbor wovldbe more cotIec! IN his fEuEes' Is
II Is jpt enough TO hsve OUT item flrhing eApOssd,
without puiIulnmg worthless item.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

David Brown, John Bro~n, Ann Brown, itIe Bow
Simgtl Ro.k aad wife Sarah, from r. hToNn "a
lena Brown. Wilmington warner, samantha war
ntr, aud Ella WlrTT, kcirs 81 law Of Eh!S Ileed&
jetSa,ed, RIe wiIe Of Isaac iFtdt-
Bill In chGp;tTy iEiRe CrCi court o. cnuh,!
10 &c; urtin >evety ire kslrt OF raid hliaa :sC,
bAr ,hie o! ceItliniiatI o! land GU brave tttE IN
X,rshaN county, YrEEia aL6 tor the sale Of is said
thaTe aiier Il is set EPETt In ktVeTily
Tke said de endIE.S will TAKE no.te thai The CorIl'
Eoue, tPjUn'ed 10 nuke partition o! Said utci U itnd
leNssn The ltIrL Of said EtS lkedS aud the TttoLS
wbo Owned The Sers o!Gy ia common with heT In me-
lie tnF and also 70 enquire wLeiieT Toe sali hAie O.
he hes NJ sid Ef.a DEEDS can ke tOnVtntIy divided
bttweeu them will an the e!nd day q February, 1855.
pro e, to make the partition aud tneny ORDERED by Inc
laid rIIcui eoufi LOT NtIth!!l tnYniy IIIEit.
in.3 ANDREW MYERS AM vHL
. SLIlIL
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Returning.

ist-LetVes Relate 81 r. nus on atfinl o't7lMiFfLn
from COLUMBUS and way stations, and Arsves Al WHEEL
Jig al itiOp. IN. ,,
.d-lb.res EeIirC a i;'h p M On tTTvIl O. tkr?rfh
srnJcs, lain lotn CluciNGs stopping ~ E:i%oVd 70
trirsfr sid rsilI 70 Rtl.nle sHt uLOry.
preIS train lUr RsaoIs sua E1tetH citi, arrives 81
n2IisSs:s Sr al Stslions Oh c. q. X. H., and fot
Cincinnati, Indianapolis and CfIesso, sold or hoAle h';
Ease checked ihEUtu to ZsteaVihe, Nt6ik' COiVahu'
ard CilSinnsi,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

lAFoExA7loN FOR THE pEo,LE.-AnyhoAy in
wan. Of information from al, parts Of the world,
esaobtoa it by SpiINns at the "liItIe BOOK
s,o,e" Of Robinson & Bso., Ehere is kept the bss,
asa spsptts lnbhsLed IN tie country, and always
= s1yance Of tue mail. Also, all tie latest nov
), maseznes, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
DISSOLUTION OF CU-PAKTNERSHlF.

I,uE eo7artreIthr .t.iomt existing between ht IN.
| LersiE0.i 10 Tie WAGON makrE and blGtksmit" ~
les, III lie tlty o! Wheeling, Indsf Tie fin EaEt Q; W.
4 Chsrrotk, WAS dissolved o. The hiSi DAY JAW
is hT mutual consent; J. y. CAIinNk having sod
ru: his interest 10 Wa ChSThotk.
January ga. 1855, ,r
4, K-Ai persons Knowing ibemtelves Indebted 20 W
Ch,ItyocE vii p!eJ1e GALL wi;hoe: EtiaY aud s'tis
lie 81 ne win S CITEUck, who ALONE is tuiaotited to
se;ti. lie anne And uoke having tl!Ha VIII pe@H;
,sn,S lor ,t;;,em4p' jR?i-:w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

Tie amount o. .bles doe Or mol du' 70 bAnAs Of oh
et eIedltoTS, -noihlu6
LO&AeS ABUSED aud de- none.
DO thd 90, iUe. .Slis,6S"2
LOSER unldjuSita hm iu suS
rense, wl.ins sor lurthtr proof. 81, 90 %
Al oL.r rlSim. against the company are SNAIL sa1h on
IL a. PRINTING, DC
Agent, inAtrue;td to take no risk Over $40 90.
Tie tu1Elnt insured III any CITY, town. Of Sege aeI
nnrat upon the chlrtttr material, and construction o.
vdimEs the width OF ttsis, the supply Q! ws!el AUG
cOnd t!ou o. the Fire Department, and o:heT elIenh-
IL rsures in hlosks OF building, varer; III. de
sim is 10 limit tile 10 hy Ihy one Ere 1880 ODD Or eA
Tue act o. Incorporation is the stm. - hiei IN JnY'
1854 THO. 4. ALEXANDER, setT'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07

IL,.er TRlls OF C4Es.-Ths Piedmont (ys.)
dependent states that tram of 81 cans, con.
ann. sli tons Of coal from the different Coal
can,apies 10 The Georges Creek Valley. was dis
,,,,seI oyer the Georges Creek Coal aud Iron
C,.pauys rsitoaa 10 Piedmont, on Friday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
CINCINNATI MARKET.

PEI. 6th,-Busine&S is very dull. Plout S,0oa
sos. Corn 69a62 Oats 40si2D WHISKY dull al
24s?5c. Nothing dOne 10 provisions. Lard Sic.
Cheese 9aI0.
Money easy iOr prime paper. Eastern EAchsns'
2sl, premium.
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ltha, have property ln,ge viii Psass nsFss; Ins
x vlII. lhe pIstsIny iaoie expose u ms 0ld ihe
long tired {, TroaiiOn For use U.ntsE SeSGiHI ALo
nj onpiIiude hsS ever Ooa EAt In its line OF tTstae
tpuS-A lor ABILITY aud HsaEI wall s'ts; ihs ttn,oh
o. the ipsorinS Pnot 10 eoGhFm iLe'i tohh4tmt 10 -
lie .,ttasgi IrreE:tIh any uae ttn Cont AZ soon
itIUr vain neal aud sia'e Insurance nlceS, ;" dsPoa
3D. in !nves'ments Of that s1!id tRa set - ho 70
be see'sl b! TIE late Depression IN 's' c'Ss'
Tue nsrt,s. 0. It's esra! s:o:k to $4,000 !: bona
ami p rran. iu, eG;nEnt lo re P!tde: aud security o
Tn. e:eSAiy srG rrai benefits 0! in"urtGre ave weH,1
euiffel In the ei the company hS' ad Itkh !oSseS GU
rim: INF uaAt yeAr stEy NtSeTI EiLth Uthce tIDne ~
rta,iaA,ii, tot San q S"iiH o., n q o wRsH hs'
ben raid considerably IN adv. zee OF hs !nE !ea! zoe
I'D ht hsL % si or Mitigation II sl'ortnT Of ihe%
Ic,t are 10 tkt CUiinuAnte g us vsueee
ptrori e. or It's infeIEe, they vii tins Us tfeh ever
StId TO ;he demands Of bis mes: IS heTe'oo'
with pipnpiitude, Al 4! yorGhe r1!tS ana terms Se
'E'''' 'O'" u. +. PETERSON, agent.
.rn,3,,n whetlin:. Va
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rOyrtrrlS PIrTsrrEOH.-The population in
po,tburih supplied with food at one Of the soup
,oy,ss is stated a, II, AS men, women and chill
&.
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Ths;'se:s OF the Company are:
Cash on hand, la pank, and 10 the haha1 OF
AE'atS or OTHER I'erSoES,...,. go, -.
Real estate uHimumheied., ...,.,......... d
Is neriEtrt RondI, 6and pr ten: tn!tIes;
parable Se:El annually.
nsb:s DIR tue company secured b. mortgage
Bl!!' receivable amply tesuEtd and PayIhle
81 btnk,,...'..,'',.''' '''.'','.'''''''
Bills Receivable premium HoltS.........,..
All niher sec jIiIss, vti;
snn .L.-.t Rtnrk In tfhTffnFS e.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
CixcrxSA7I, Feb. G. -EIiyer still closed. Wealth.
ct mid, 500 above EsEO. Light SNOW falling all
cay.