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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-24

LAND WARRASrs-Siace our Last report, an adj
vance Of two and cents per acre has taken place
in the price Of land wnrrants. We now quote :rst
100 acres, per acre, 81 Is buying, 81 Is ceiling,
S0rs' ''aolay, l8 Is IL
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-24

49, LAND WARRANTs- s6.s y.
"E are paying the highest prices for
sep 7--sm i. NJ. CLARKE a ~
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-24
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


.-t.-
Mr.. Busey, from the Committee on Police, re'
ported bill entitled :" An act % regulate excava
lions for gas-pipes !" which was read twice and
ordered to lie ON the table, and be published with
tho proceedings Of the Board. The bill is as fol-
lows:
AN ACT to regulate excavations for gas-pipes.
q Be IL enacted, dc. That from and after the pas
sage of this act it shall be unlawful for the Wash
ington Gas Light Company or any other company
or association TO cause any excavation to be made
or any trenches TO be opened IN or along any Of
the streets Of this city without having obtained the
consent or permission of the Mayor and such con-
sent or permission shall only be granted subject TO
the conditions and provisions hereinafter set forth
Sec. 2. And be IL enacted, That il shall be the
duty of the Mayor, before granting the consent or
permission mentioned Aforesaid, to hare the locar
ton and route of the proposed excavation or
trench surveyed and designated by the Surveyor
Of the city, and it shall be the duty of the Survey
or of the city to keep record of all such surveys
in bound book, to be kept for that purpose !:
Provided alsoays, That this provision shall not
apply TO any excavations or trenches made merely
for the purpose Of connecting the main stem with
lamp along the street or the gas. fixtures in any
house. ~ at 99 m 7ie Y
Sec. 3. And be ID enacted, That for surveying
and locating the route of any such excavation or
trench, for the distance equal to the front feet Of
eltner Vi Inc squares III 'front.' Oh WHICH sdiu route
may be surveyed and located, the Surveyor shall
be entitled to the fee Of one dollar to be paid by
the company or association , and for any survey OF
shorter distance than the front Of either square,
the fee shall be the same. sE-
Sec. A.. And be IL enacted, That all such excava-
tons or trenches shall be made under the snper-
vision and direction of the commissioner of the
ward in'which such excavation or trench may lie ;
and it shabe the duty of said commissioner TO see
that the locality and route designated by the Sur
veyor is strictly CONFIRMED to, and that the exca-
vations and trenches are properly filed and ram
med, and that the pavement, if any, is properly
laid, and that all refuse earth liz removed. g
Sec. s. lind be Il enacted That for each and
every violation Of the provision of this act, the
company or association SO offending shall forfeit
and pay the sum Of twenty dollars said fine to be
collected and applied as other fines are BY the
laws Of this Corporation. gdo a 1i9s8
p BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-24
FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
NV LILLIAN n. ST. EDD sO2. Eleventh

~ street. near PennHylyania avenue, has con-
stantly ON hand Millinery, Hosiery Gloves, Perfume
~, Combs, Brushes, and Fancy Goods, Of every dc.
scripton jy2e-6m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
NEM WORN MARRIED.

Nov. l7tlI-SoCkS firmer. Cleveland & Tole-
DO 733. Michigan Southern RR 934. Sterling Is
heavy.
Cotton firm, salt. S 2On0 bales. Orleans midding
81; Upland midJling 81.
Coffee firm, sales OF $50 bags Rio. Suga! ac-
tive, SaIes Of 1850 hogsheads Havana. MolaSses
quiet, sales of 100 als. Linseed oil steady, mod
crate demand. Lard oil firm, sales of 1000 gals
al Csc. Iron and Tobacco steady. Butter firm, at
l6a22. Cheese quiet at 9aIl4.
Flour market for medium grades State and WeS-
tern again advance 64aI3c per Dbl with good ex-
porI and speculative demand. moderate inquiry for
home conSumpton; receipts continue large but do
not appear to he much III excess OF demand, sl'eS
III the aggregate $4,000 bis at 9a9, l24 Tor common
10 extra State, S,g4a9,5 tor common IL fancy Ind,
Mich, Wis aud ILL.,, anu 9,25a9.62 fer ow grades
extra Ohio. Rye flour and COIN meal are I'm
changed.
Whisky market dull and unsettled, sales 200 bis
Ohio and Prison at 35a59.
Good export demand tor wheat and only moler-
ate supply, prices have advanced 3a5 cents per bu,
les 10000 bus at 1875, the sales include Ia. SEQ
red Milwaukee st l95A206, $500 red Long Island
al 2l3, 26G0 Cannon white Geneste al 22O and
1000 good " bite Canadian in store at 225. Rye
scarcely 50 finn, sales Of 1900 bus at 122al2S4.
Barley more Inquiry aud market irmer, sales oil
$500 bus at 100 Tor common state aud 1871 for
prime, round Canadian. Scarcely so mubh export
demanh for corn and market less buOyaHt, sales Of
49, QUO bus at 9Sal00 iOI western mixed IN store
and de ivere4. Oats i'll modeta,e request al asa
40 for State and 50a52 for western.
| Pork without Important change and demand is
moderate Tor ONE consumption, sales 500 UbIS at
%, 50a62 for new mess, 2Ia2i 20 for prime and 81
for 10 mess. Beef unct anged. demand fair, satS
OF $50 bills at 850al0 for country p'me, Hale. 80
fer DO mess, IL, 15al5 for W. and 15.50al6 for
packed meeS. Beef hams plenty and dull, with
sa s Of GO bis State at IA. Cut meats scarce and
wanted.
Lard good demand and 10th for present and fu
TUE delivery, aud market is firm, sales of 1900
ibis at l2ul2A for common 10 prime, including
1000 bbS deliverable before the 18th Of Feb next,
tina. Butter aud cheese ate in good request al
previous prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

PoRrRAr PArSrlxc.-1lr G. W. Storm has 10
Gated his studio in Hornbrook's new buildings,
Main street, and tenders his services as portrait
painter to the public. We are gratifed to see Mr..
SIorm Ia ing such practical field for the exercise
Of his talents. He has the one great essential ell
ement for successful artist-genius. Science,
study and application may make respectableort
ISL as they may make respectable poet, but they
can never make great one. wLereT limit. g.
MUS, such as Mr.. Storm has exhibited in numerous
productions showing the creative as well as the
Initiative power, exists, ii is worthy Of every en-
consignment which can be extended to it, We
trust that Mr.. Storm may not lack encouragement
among our citizens.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

ASEcDorE OF WEBsrER.--Among the many an
ecdotes told of Mt Webster, there is one, which,
though slightly rejecting upon his negligence in
pecuniaty matters, is still very Webs:etian in its
wit:
On one occasion. j. is related. he was the guest
Of the Southern Senators and Representatives in
the city oil Washington, and tLey passed many
compliments upon him, and alluded frequently to
his being like The SouIhernerS in his habits and
feelings, and it was all an accident that lie was
BON up i'll New hampshire. At last Mr.. Webster
arose:
"Gentlemen." said he, ''it has been stated that
resemble the SoulhernerS in many re<pecIs-a
Unjust confess that, now it has been mentioned,
think do. The Southernets love good glass OF
wine-so 90 l.. This is one thing in which re-
srmtle the Southerners. The Soulhern.rs also
are good judges OF beauty aud will again conf IS
that am lover Of the beautiful. This makes
two points of resemblance. But there is third
IN which more resemble them. The SOutherneIs
II is said never pay their debts; and the same has
also been said oil me. In these particulars, gen
t!emv n, | feel l am like the SOutherners.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
NEW TETPGRApu

NEw YoRK, Nov. l1th-rhe Herald announces
the formation Of man moth telegraph company,
which proposes TO lease The old lines or build new
ones, as 10 bring under the control of one coa-
Germ a network Of wires leading from New York to
all The principal business places III the Union.-
The Company is composed Orwell tnuwu capital
ISIS and business men, and will use Hughes cleo
tro magnetic printing Telegraph, for the patent oil
which they pant between one aud S200.UUG. Tie
Co. has also leased all tbs direct lines between n.
Ytrh aud Nova Scotia, and " i'll assume the man
Il: enienL of item OH the first of January. The
new lines West aud South will be commenced next
spring.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
PnlLADELpHIA MARKET.

& Nov. l7.-S,ocks quiet, and very Little change
in prices. G lIee lImer under the last adviceS
from RIO, aida better feeling in tue market.
Flour market exceedingly quiet, there is little
export demand and shipping brands freely offered
al 9.25 without finding buyers small sales lot
hume consumption at 9.25a9,15 or common and
extra bEanS.
Wheat rattle more inquiry, but prices unchan-
ged, sales Of Of 1900 bus southern aud Peunu al
2a2nI fOr prime rcd, 100 for lot of grown and
2l6 Iorprnne white. Rye continues III good de-
mand,. further sales OF 5000 Pcnn'a at IO7alI8 in
sore, and some southern at lis. Corn com.S foI-
ward SLOW ly, 5000 old yellow at 81 i'll sture aud
some new ut 10.
Provisions unchanged, small sales ness at goa
%. Whisky dull, safes bills at SO and hIds at 40.
The total deaths IN this CITY for the week ISL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

1T Is a RAINY, Uery rainy day! Around, above,
beneath, within-everywhere it's proLigious
rainy day-it IiSn'tanylhiug else! Tie clouds are
weeping icr the death of Summer, aud November
winds are sounding sad dirges over its grave
How cheerless the cut door world looks to-day!
Tue yellow lie yes faI! on the pavtments so dull
and hcaviIy! Int brighter Autumn days they
rustic meuily aud play strange antics in the air
chasing each otEer abuut with wild gambols like
uncaged- birds OF children let loose from school;
but to day they fall with dead, hollow sound
sad and dreary.
The naked trees Stretch their bare aims and
wave them gIuoiniIy to and fro. There is one that
EubS 9ganSt the window pane with mournful
sound. The rain comes beating, and pl"ShiMg,
ant pouring down, deIugng the deserted streets
with dark pools aud turLd currents.
Shut the door last. Stir the fire 10 bright
b'az and make oil cheerful within. Take
companiUnabe look and forget that it is ruiny
Gay.
You draw up TO the gate your luxurious easy
chair, and open the page Of STme favorite author
but the volume falls by Your side, and YOU are
muSing. The NHvember-c!oud has Ovetshadowed
your Sprrlt. The falling leareS, the driving rain,
the moaning wind remind you nf dead hopes and
buried Joys. You TANK % distant graves that
cover iuTnS Whose voices were once heart music
10 you, and WHOSE footsteps you loved to follow in
othrryeatS. When flowers are waving over them,
and the summer sun wntmS The earth, they do not
Seem lonely. But TO- day the darkness anG des-
olatUn OF II cir barrow resting place comes home
10 your heart. Why, TO day, does that empty chair
look so sad, and remInd you so constantly of the
face that used 10 smile upon you from it, which
now turns coidly from you when by Glance you
meet!
Why. TO day, do you think of fleeting years, and
wasting rnergieS--uf purposes mnfulGed and res
buttons broken? Why turn from all Of joy thai
life brings. to all it cannot brIng, with tie sad
feeling that neither the full radiance of mid dty,
nor gorgeous hues Of evening are half So calmly,
purely bright as The cear unclouded Sky Of morn-
lug.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
ClNCINNAJIMAPKET

Nov. l7.-Flour--betteI feeling but little do
ing, 15 bis sold at $50. Grain.-Barley-I6O bis
Tor malt scld at $50. Whisky iirn,-6OU bis at ss4
Sugar unsettled. holders ask I'm advance Of !, and
purchases can't be made below this advance, 10
hhdS fair sold at IL; 26 hhdS good fair at I 8 s.
MolasseS very firm, supply light. small sales al 81
o3S. Coffee steady With moderate demand at
previous rates
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

FnERE are two principal bores in society from
which all the little bores emanate, viz, big bore
No. |. the nan WHO knows TOO much,-bore No.
cases!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

NEw Yonk. Nov l7Ih-Nicholas Suction was
to-day deIveretfup 10 the French governnlentun,
der the extraditiun Treaty, and will be sent out in
the steamship Arago, III Charge Of Marshal De 4 IL
gele.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
RIVER AND WEATHER..

PITTSBURGH. Nov Ii -RiverS feet 0 inches,
rising. Weather-heavy FANS with thunder aud
CixclSx1rl. Nov. l7,-Rained hard all this
morning-nOw clearing off.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

TuEy never say i, SHOWS, in California. but
that winter is throwing its mantle over the
gronnd.' So Of an earthquake; they calIlt 'the
vibration OF Heavens foot TOOL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

Groceries at Wholesale.
zoo bills. MOLASSES;
JS'O 500 bags Rio coffee;
80 pockets LasutTa coffee;
40 Old Java
GO boxes CayenLish Tobacco;
so kegs CIV.
10 bbls cut and dry
80 boxes StewaTt's y. Y. candies;
leo hhds Sugar;
80 bbls Coverings refined Sugar;
10 bids Louisiana
On Lfch Y. H.. Il. p, ana Imperial feast
90 catty boxes
81 tielCes rice;
Q boxes white pipes;
90 COIgarC's fancy Soaps;
Together with full assortment Family Groceries
including Spices, Fruits, Dye sus Fish, etc etc. for sail
al Wholesale, by
TALLANT & DELAPALlN,
ma3 No % Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

NOTICE.-Altrersons indebted 10 the late firm of
Swearnscn, Taylor Co.. for subscription adver
Using in the In'eisemer," respectfully notified
pay The to II. NJ Jdmisom before the is of De-
crmbcr the business OF said firm must he closed
n5:ofice sl II. NJ. Jamisom at Eushs Literary Depot
Monroe st. nvIo:0t'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

TuE funeral of Miss ANNE ]. DoxxrLLr. lady
of Pittsburgh who died in Florida ON the 18th OF
November, 1854, took place on Monday last-iust
one year lrOm the time OF her deceaSe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

THE RtvEr.-ou Saturday there were II teet
water in the channel and Using. The copirus
rains promise still further rise.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
FIRE.

WAsuINCToN, Nov. ia fire is raging at Alex,
andEia, and lie walls oil burun. building are
SAID 10 have GuIiem, burying numbers Of person.
beneath the runs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

RstLou's MAGAZINE for December has been re-
ceived by Robinson & Bro
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MEDICAL.
an SR0TLD TRl 'l' d
AAh SHOULD TRl' IT4
D e. j.. HO ST ETTERS
CEl.EBRATED
STOMACH BITrERS.
100000 BO,llO. soid in Ouc cor.

NOTHING in the understanding in tho medical mar.
Tue past hIiy Years, has ever equaed nor can
All 2!ticte be produced 10, quail this
GREAT ANI'I-DYSPEPTIC,
Dr. Hosiec's preparation is moi "a, old yranDv,s re-
GU e. nor lie nie; governmental cSut oil some Ainnieur
Fh!sIcIuMS Nei bal investigation II Is lie lesuIt nj nro
IOHiu ana c!2 hNlhlr SUI! Ol the most SreHI&6C
chemists Ol the PIeseh century
III nOsleef SUBMITS his luN alta hc hitelS In any r a.
your constitutions Tic rue y, Onere of "S. H.,
ieS VIII he found by tic first ysiS ana liza i ir
OF their great medicinal effects VIII be nsJe il
an almost incredible sOit space time upon your Sys
TEN. 49, 'NN' so
are you dyspoPtica Tie" take these celebrated stOm
ach bitteTs "
Are you bilious? Try bottle of these bitlers and
be relieved al UlCe. ass
Are yOusnuo!Cd by Indigestion? Remove the cans. hv
the fee OF these b;Iie s NS -
liHve you lever and oSuC? How many thousands In tile
w est aud South have been cured this ion de
stIOyllls disease, by tie nee use OF these bttelS
All shOutd try this gIea; aMiiLola We venture 10 RC
firm that white HOsteIler's BtleTs aIe used case Of Ia
Nel ard ague cannot occur.
Ono WEc gaSS'ul iOkCM three times DAY before meals
will be iOud great tonic agent which All viii annreei
ale when <oSv satisfied OF the TACT, Ms lhey will be-
by giving the bit one trial, ' ~ ~
Ihe'e are Oth hnters,' represented 10 be the same,
winch are conn uINey worthless. Our BitlcTS AI0
without rival Their medicinal qualities They GJe
lua " VI sgiae les con'aiLtns tu quart, with tho
uIfCtlohS ul' al 'Ur HNttttET's Stomach BiIrFs
blown on the b0 None other genuine y
rRIC MI DOLLAR A BOTTLE,
u FOR sale by all the principal Druggists, hotel bars.
ana Dealers generally Throughout tho United
HuSHFIELD d Co, aud
iCo2:lydaw WiSelInp
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NEVER contradict man who suffers. it only
makes matters worse.
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The In W of Newspapers.

I. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the
contrary considered wishing continue their sub
scrirtOns. s. .
oIicas the publisher may continue send them until alt
arrearages are paid.
If neglect or refuse TO take their reriodf.
eas f-onI the Offices 10 which they Directed they are
held responsible they have settled the bi and order
them discontinued.
II subscribers remove TO oIherpIaces without inform
ing the publishers and tpc papers sent to the former
direction, they ate held resrOrsihle.
The Courts have decided that refusing to take period
cas IRON the Office wing aud leaving them unCall
e ic r. is p ina GaCia evidence of intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

Groceries, &c.
TN EBLS Supcrfue and Extra Flour,
44O 30 hbiS Rye Flour,
100 - Extra Salt,
10 g Crushed Sugar,
~ % Powdered do
. '' GIaMdulaied do
81 Coffee do
30 - MUIasses,
. HhdS n. q. sugar,
81 I:bIs ..,cdium No 3 NIackcreI,
20 lila bblS
III Noo
30 Kits No. and
2j liONes w. X. Cheese,
. Chests Imperial lea,
I" G.P.
III
95 CStty boxes
"a Eugs Rio Coffee,
' Java &c
Starch, Matches, BrOOms &c, for sale low by
GEO. x. M'MECHEN
oc'S NO. 2l2 Market street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTTl-The s 10 NJ Train will connect at
SaIdus Ky with Morning Train from Toledo; Monroe
vii with Chicago Express Southern Division Z. d T.
Road; Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
Cleveand at Mansfield Junction with Day EXPRESS from
Pittsburgh aud a. Newa with tho East and
on emtraI Ohio Railroad
The 20 Train will connect at Sandusky with
mcr bay City from Detroit; MonrOeNi lille with
Train on & T. X. r at Shelby Junction 0.91 N
with Nail Train on G G & c K for Columhu> and Ci-
ciMTat at Mansfield Junction with Fast train
on Q & , for lttsnurg! and at Newark with East
GOING NORTH-'rhe 6. sc A N Train will make close
connett on at NewaIk with Mail Train nom Eeaii
Central Chic Ri at Mansfield Junction with EXPRESS
for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction with Gin
cinnati Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York,
aud at MGnroevi!!e with Mail Tain on & Road Tor
Toledo Chicago. &c.
The .. 10 Train viii connect at Newark with Ex-
from the East Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast Tain Pittsburgh al Shelby June
ton at 6.21 with Cincinnati Mail love and at
MunrOeville with Night Express Toledo hIcagO
and at Sahdusky with Hay ClIy oT Detroit and
Chcaso
SaElUSky, Aug 4, 1855. Srli-tf
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COTTON MARKET.

% I UIV- MahhEI I.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 13.-COllon advanced tai
since the Pacifc's intelligence. NIddhng fan
94a93.9.
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NEW LEGAL PUBLICATION.
n Quarterly Law OUrnnI,
Edied by 4. D. Gnisdn, Of The K edmond Bar.
COMMUNICATIVE GREEN, OF CuIpcper; Prof. ] n.
MINOR, University of Va; w. T JONES, author of ''Es
says LimlIiOns,'' j. w. MATTHEWS, author OF Gudc
10 Commissions i'll Ih0ncery; II. SANDS, authOr OF
"Esiory of Suit in Equity and other professional gen
tienen OF well known alb ty and learning, have agreed
to contribute tc the columns OF the Journal
r. e above will he published the LIST OF ia nuaTy,
1S:6, by J. w Randolph, Richmond Va. PERSON. dis
pus' 10 avOT the enterprise will please call and OK
anime prospectus at
wlLDEGx BROTHERS.,
Agents for the Publishers.
Terms $500 PER annu.1. noy1
Just Received.
TTNGIE undersigned woult most respectfully inform his
friends AMI irons Of Wheeling and is vicinity, and
tue citizens generally that he has Just received his Fall
AMI winter stock OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMEEES AND yESTINGS,
together with full assortment of Gents Furnishing
Goods which will lie sold on the mast reason. BILE terms
piece, pattern made w order in the latest ard
approve u style and best manner, at short n"iice.
10 satisfactory 1T guaranteed in all cases, or 10 sale
J. II. STALLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
No. Washington Hall,
Oc6 Wheeling, Va
WANTED
cLoVERsEED,
TIMOTHY SIZED,
BUTTER,
EGGS, &c.
STD M 1883 maj ket square
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NcaV BookS, 90,
NORA and the Doctor;
" Scenes l., te i'taeiiee .: He:: y"rk Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone. by Saml. OssuaJ;
The Hidden Path, by M0Iion inriaEd;
The School OF Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt;
The Poetry and Mystery Of Dreams, by CHARLES D.
Leland;
Tie Slave Of the Lamp, by VIM. North
Which: the Right tile Left?
The News BOY;
Wolvert's Roost, bv Washington Irving;
llcrOimes of History, by Mary f. IIeweIt;
The Wrinkles, or the Me- nv MOnOmaniacS;
Female Life among the MOmOnS;
RUgets Th,sauTus of English Words
Together with ge tnent the hest works in
the various departments o. literature
For sale by THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
OCl3 III Main st,
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THE INT ELLIGBNCER
IoYD4Y MORNING, NOVEMBER 10. 1855.
re Correnpondcnln.

LETTERS concerning subscription. or 9th
er financial business Ofthe iateiligencer should be ad
dressed to the PTOpTietOrs.
Letters concerning the editorial department of the pa
per- shi be addressed the editors, jointly or 10
tler ore ofthem.
Correspondents writing for publication, viii please
write 0EIy on one side OF The paper, M
AnoheeTvanCe 1.-THE above rules wi greatly Oblge u.s.
and secure prompt attention TO corr espoMdents
han tssy might otherwise some times receive.
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Just Received.
NJ A. EDWARDS d. BRO. have Just received from
w the East, Cat their New Grocery adjoining Inc
an excellent and carefully selected assortment
OF me 10 which they invite tho attention OF ali
lnl'art OF tne
Rio M9racai6o and Java cotes, brown, Clarified do;
q uslied aud PuIVeIized Sugars;
Teas III great variety and fine qualities;
Cocoa, hrouno aud Chocolate OF The best brands,
peaches pune apples strawberries and rGspher.
rteS, In cansi rice -four, corn staTChi
Earlna' sas0, nIacaron, lsiugIass, Jellytina;
iierInuda ArrOwrOot dried curTauts rasinE Rlmoud1
O!iyes hops, etc; Tobacco and segars, fine quiltiesi
SOAPS ciC.; Fine ground Table salt;
Spices aud Essences OF every variety.
Together with many other articles too tedloua 10 epn
meiaIe, all OF Which we arc SC ling at very low rrlees
Sa anu examine for yourselves You can't but be neRR.
Gu Remember tie r"ce-cOrner Of Market and Quincy
Understanding The Postofice. Wheeling, Va. myP6