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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27
ITEMS.


NEw YoRx, Oct. 26-The Washington cores.
pondent Of the Jour. OF Commerce 1eIegrspbs tina,
the Central Americonquestlon has assumed a new
aspect and DIR. Buchanan is charged with its ad.
iustment under new instructions.
No demand has been made for the recall of Mr..
CHAMPION.
The seamer ST. Louis willtake the place of the
Sunday.
The Times Washinlto ton correspondent writes
that the seizure of the bark Amelia at Port Au-
prince, was made because she sailed under false
colorS, she formerly belonged 10 the QuitLan Gu
ba squadron.
In the matter OF the govt survey of the Attri.
alta canal route, the authorities have so far accs-
'ied to Mr.. krllyS propositions authorize him
to select an officer from the Navy and two from
the Army. 10 whom the naval and war depart
mentS will give such facilities may be in their
power. The government is understood 10 have
gwen the maps Of Mr.. KS survey unusual alten-
ton and consider the pTactcaLiIIty of the measure
fully democratic.
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FROM NEW YORK.

GOcr. 26.-The Synod of the Dutch reformed
Church devoted yesterday to the discussion Of he
Slavery question as involved in the admission of
classes OF North CaroIira. Finally on motion of
d.. Bethune, the whole subject was laid on the
table by a vote of so TO Al.
This evening the charges male by letter, by
classes OF New York against the Board OF Publ
cation will be considered.
Erhe steamship Hermann is reported coming
up the Bay. The steamer ST. Louis will take
the nails aud passengers returned by the Union,
and will sail on Sunday.
The Jury in tie case CT Mr.. Herrick disagreed
and have been discharged in consequence. The
Jury stood eight tor acquiNai and lout for ccnric
ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

BrrLER's Book KkEPER's WRITING FLulD.-
We have used writing Guil manufactured ty
Mr. James J. Butler, of Cincinnati. and find it 10
bea very good INK, flowing freely from the pen,
impaEans deep, permanent black color, and re-
ssmb'lng the Arnold English fluid, so much in
vogue, aud to which we think ii is fully equal
We Ike the mode IN which it flows from the pen
teiteE than that Of any of the Arnold fluid
which we Lave used. 1t is warranted not to be-
cone thick OF gummy. and not, under any crcum-
stances, to mold. 1t is designed chiefly for book
keeping and recording. AMI is. we Learn, now ex.
tenslveiy used by Banking and Commercial houses
in the principal cities. 1t being American pro-
dueiion which can be afforded cheaper than TO-
rs'gn article, 1t should receive the preference oil
Our citizens.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw YORK, Oct. 2G.-StockS are tI;fie better
Va SIS 95i. Canton 23I. Cumberland PSI. Erie
sol. Mich Cent. 943. GaIena & Chicago 1851.
Sterling unchanged.
Cotton active, sales 5000 bales al rent decline
since the receipt Of The Afica's advices. NO.
mddling 81. Upland do 81.
Coffee firm, sales lsCO bags Rio. Sugar quiet,
sales 10 hds. N o molasses firm, sales 2NO bbis
LinSeed and lard oils, no sales. Ir.n declined,
sales $50 tons Scotch pig at sS6. Tab"cco firm.
FreightS irMer.
Flour market opened frmer, good lnqairy both
LOT export and home consumption, afterwards
falling of in the derand, the m Tket lost much of
its buoyancy and closed quiet with some abate-
ment IN prices and disposition in holders 10 re-
nlizei there is fair speculative demnd but hold.
eES are obliged to make concessions. Aggregate
sales 1900 bbS at S,87a9 for common 10 StIaleht
and extra State, S,65a9,25 for mixed TO fancy and
low grades extra Michigan, 9a9,37 for common 10
fancy and low grades extra western and 9,50sII,-
70 for extra GeneSee, included in the sales are
1000 common Stale for Nov. at $50 and 200 Ohio
at to arrive in this and next week; Canadian is
without change, 100 bbls ut 9al0 C,r SUI crime 10
best extra, Southern firm, good demand, 1900 bills
at 9a9,62 tOr mixed 10 choice and 9.GSal0,I5 for
fancy and extra. Sales of rye flour at previous
pr.ceS. Corn meal steady, sales 200 bbIs Brandy
wine at 80.
Whea: market opened with fair export demand
and closed at an advance Of 2o3 cts per bush.-
&c 10 nv uNCuhu'HiIHS SlOCh' lIIe SnIeS include
%, 100 bush red Western at ,314al. 1864, 1850
bush red Southern at 2.O0a2. O6, S9,lOs hush of
good to prime white Canadian at 3, 5a2, 90, and
500 hnSh white GeneSee at 2.I9. Rye without
important change, sales of II eco bush at l2tal,-
% Corn without material change in price, sales
OF 20,cOO bush at &c fol Western mixed closing
heavy at lOl. Oats steady with moderate bus.
mess at.46a50 for State and Western
Whisky market lower, sales of 500 ibis of Jer-
Sey, OHIO and Prison of 40a4I4 ncudin. 6, 80 bbls
OF Z andU Ohio last evening at tie latter price
Pork market steady with moderate demand sales
OF COO urls at %, 5Oa22,62 'nr mess, 20S74a2I f0r
prime and 2la2I, so or prime mess. Reef, limit, i
supply and firmly held, sales of $50 brls at Halls
for Vermont mess. Tor State and Prime Is; and II
alI'5O for Ie-Packed Chicago; beef hams selling
slowly at lIalS; prime mess beef nominaIly the
same.
Lard very firmly held. sales of 1900 b;ls at III
arg and 2Hn kegs at 10. Butter selling at I5alS
f"r Ohio and 20a25 for State. Cheese steady at Ga
lO3. Far demand TOT bacon, sales of 1000 boxes
long midiIinps at 9,l2 to arrive on OF before the
lstof February.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27
PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON CASE.

PHrLA. Oct. 26.-'Fhe counsel Tor Passmore VIII
Today for leave 10 present petition from him
District Attorney Vandyke opposed the recording
of the petition.
Judge Kane said that he could hear no petitign
from the applicant other than for PERMISSION 10
purge himself iIOm The contempt he had committed.
upon The question whether the Court could enter
tam petition from person in contempt. ChaS.
GiIpen and VIM. Meredith argued on behalf of
the petitioner. The ma Ter was postponed before
Mr.. Meredith had concluded. 1t will be resumed
10. morrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

T"E CUMBERLAND MuRDrR.-The Telegraph o!
Wednesday referring TO the convection o! Frederick
Miller, says:
The chain of testimony was so perfect that the
counsel on both sides waved discussion before the
jury. They retired and we've absent about 20 min
uss, when theybrOught in q verdict Of murder in the
FIST degree. The prisoner stands before the coun-
Try convicted of two murders in enc day, and that
too within little over week from the co,nmis
SION of lie dlabolica deeds. Tie hand of retri-
bu;ive justice has speedily overtaken the guilty
wretch, and in short time he must expiate the
offence against the laws OF God and man upon the
gaiOws. As yet he shows no signs of repentance,
but sOutly denies the commission of those ho1rld
murders. He is hand-cuGel and chained TO the
floor IN cell Of great strength, and here is no
chance OF his escape. He cannot avoid the pun
lshment due him lor his heniouS crimes.
The unfortunate man relies upon the mercy oil
the Governor, but lie has shown himself to be such
human tiger, thirs,iug Tor the innocent blood of
his fellow man, that we doubi whether his suppl
cations will he heard by his ExcelIency.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

a VETENAS.--Tbe editor of the WelIsburs
Herald thinks he has seen the Oldest inhubitant.
His name is MI. John Thomas, and his residence
on Short Creek in the neighbOurhoOd of West Lib
cry. He states his age at 81 last spring. says that
he participated in the battle of Saratoga in Oct
III. and was present at the surrender of Bur
goyne. He does not boast much of his own per
sonn achievements, buI says that he bore his part
OIlhe iEais incident to the struggle tor indepen-
dence, and when speaking of liberty Appeals to
sill retain much of the ere of 80. He came to
this country Il years ago, and was enc ofthe first
settlers in Western Virginia. He is now old and
Palsied and in not very afiueni circumstances
he says that he is entitled to pension. but never
'eceived one owing to the fact that the army roll!
On which his name was entered was burned at the
tine the Capitol was destroyed by the British in
lSIl, aud he has never been able since TO prove
his claim He rode in from Belnany, miles, in q
fo'gh wagon and appears to be strong ahd hearty
iot his age possessing all his SEN: es in rather
remarkable degree.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

IRON MARKET

aPmLA., Oct. 26-Transactions in pig for tie past
week have been considerable, mostly for FUN
dry use, IS ions pig sold, of which $50 tons car
wheel iron brought $780, Shipments from fur
mace are evidences orders, which have not been
reported. Aggregate sales for the past week exceed
5000 tons; choice brands OF No. are in short
supply and firm a 80 and few lots of No. are
held al .; No. ? is held at %, and foige AT 26a
az. and forge metal 23a24, sales for delivery at
Columbia made al 23, American bars in ACTIVE. de-
man', 200 tons refTnej sold for California at $50,
American sheet ordered in advance iuU The coming
season, 20 tons Russia sheet re. Nails actlve al
4,lOaI5, rails firm al sos cash.F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

MORE NEw BoOKs-'Indln, China and Japan, :,
B,yard TaylOr's last work; THE Newcombes, by
Thackery; 'rhe ms and GUS of Paris,' by the
author of Harry orrequer. &c. 'Beechcroft.' by
the author of the 'Heir of Radchlle; 'AImack's,'
tale of English society; "Fhe Flying Yankee
&c. ihave been received at Robinson & BIO. IS,
where everything new can be had in the Book or
music line.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

THERE is an open sewer Immediately at the
north corner of Zane and Fifth streets, VT ich if
not looked to in time. will some Of these nights
cost somebody b:oken leg or broken neck. and
the city, OF some other corporation snug sum for
damages.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

equals the supply, with sales Of good shipping
brands at IT'S. retailing do $50. and 92O ibis at
I5aI 80. Grain firm, nothing doing in the market
Provisions, 1885 kegs prime lard atl2I. Whisky,
steady demand, supply of 525 bbIS at 334aI. SUI
gar good business doing at previous rates. sales 49
hhds fair and prime at IaT3c. Molasses-4O bbls
at SS. Coffee, Rio GaIr demand at III. Liuseed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

Tue PAsOnAAA of New York City was attend
edyester'iay and last night by large crowds. As
the merits of the work become known, the audi
ences increase. An exhibition will be given this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, and also at the usual hour
IN night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27
AGRICrLTnRAL SHOW

Bosrox, Oct. 26.-The agricultural Show al
irocied such immense crowds yesterday hat many
were unable to get in, in consequence Of the ticket
taker being unable 10 receive them fast enough.
The Mt mber Of visitors is estimated al from GO to
100000 The exhibition has been greatly admired.
The contest between the horses most spirited.
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FPHELADELPaIA MARKET.

;, PHll-lDEIFniA, Oct 26-COilOn market decidedly
Ra,hetn re inquiry for -four for export and prices
again l2tc higher. Sales . 1500arIs standard and
gDod at s. as as SO; former Prices now generally re-
fused; 200 Iris Lewistown extra at 1850.
Limited amount of wheat Offered on 'cbanse this
morning; demand good for prime lois at Ease per
6u advance, sales Of 5000 bu at l95a196 lor good
Pennsylvania and Southern red, and lS5to2l5 for
poor and choice white, including l90Obu southern
white at 2l3.
Whisky finn, sales of brls at 4oa4E4 and hhds at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

a ntw.RD OF $50 dollars is olre:ed by the
Sheriff OF Belmont county, iOr the arrest of Aaron
Lambert who escaped from the Jail at ST. Clairs
vile on the 2Sd inst. Lambert succeeded in lock
ing up the Sheriff and tut made of.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27
FROM ST. IOSEPH

Bosrox. Oct. 26.-Dates from ST. Joseph 10 the
StH have been received by arriva. This port.
Santa Anna with his daughter aud numerous
suit had arrived there recently, aud had been visit
I'd by the Governor, American Consul and all the
other dignilarieS of the Island.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

Der. 26.-Fiour, sales of Howard st. and Ohio
at S,9Ti, holders ale asking 9. Wheat at 2l0a
GIG for good to prime, red is selling at l95a200,
choice white has changed hand at 3ISa220. Corn,
sales of white and yellow at S6a90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27
AMERICAN MEETING.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 26.-TIe American party
ure holding large and enthusiastic Ratification
meeting at the Capitol this evening. Erastus
Brooks, Of the New York Express. and G. Ha-
ven< OF Buffalo are speaking, one in the Capitol
aud The other outside.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

HANDKERCHIEFS AND GRAvATS.
HANDK ERCHIEFS of all kinds, embracing the
IL and most fashionable styles Of Stocks aud
Ties
Black Silk cTavats. extra sizcsi
do Satin do do
SclIE-p.1In black and fancy;
Plain white and bOrdered linen hlnikerchieis
Halt hose OF all knds, embracing double feet aud bason
saspenders of ,Il kinds, including boys muisrs of
All Of which viii be sold very low at No, Washing
'O o. 10 y IL STALIHAN.
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FROM WASHINGrnN

litiou that went out IN search of Dr. Kane, hos
been ordered 10 this city.
Senator 'roucy, OF Connecticut, is here as guest
OF the President.
Mir. Dobbins, Secretary Of the Navy. has greatly
improved in health, which but recently WAS quiet
Le.icate.
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Amhrntunas-

THE subscriber offers tn public new style of
picture, tar superior the DaEuerI eotyPc made in
Wheeling daily at his estab shnent They ale termed
AMBROTYPES,
the process for which is patented in the United States
Great Britain and France These pictures are the most
beautiful and truthful produced by the Photographic
art The exceeding mGmess, depth light and shade
richness Of tone is wonderful They do reverse the
subject, but represent everything in POSITION
They are without the glare OF daguerreotype, may be
seen In view, and will last ages unchanged being
lMPERlSHABLE,
hence the anne Amhrotype, which signifies Indesructi
otY Tie picture is taken on plain glass, 10 which
other plate Of corresponding size is an indie
StruCtbe cement by which the picture retain its orig.
ln1l hiancy for ages; it will by acids nor
be injured by water climate
AmbIOtyI Horoscopes be seen be appreciated
the relief is perfect lie.
nosuerreOtypes taken at reduced prices Ladies and
gentlemen are invited 10 Call ard examine my gallery
u6 4. &. PARTRI UGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

Tn& FKxcrRLEs are requested 10 meet at the
Court House this ev, ming. a full attendance is
desired, lot the transaction Of veryimpor,ant bus
mess
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

Tnr anniversary Of thr Island Sabbath School
will takepIace OH TO morrow Sunday at , o. clock
p NJ. atthe Island Chapel. Rev's Moore and
Dixon will deliver addresses on the occasion.
The school wants L,brary-go and help them
10 get it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

Mi. Wise may be coll wafer man, but he is
certainly very hot blooded man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

DOY'S calf boots;
ID do HpbOOiS;
do Calf Oxford Ties;
do brOS1nS;
Boys boots and shoes every kind aud descriptton;C
Also, childen's Shoes Caters, &c, OF all and
Sizes in TACT can suit everybody in anything they may
want in my line Don't forget 1873 Main street. Wheeling,
Z s,-cOuntry merchants sorting up Goi cash wiIidO
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4
III "a in The understanding in the medical na
~ ket 0I the past tity years, has ever eouaJe
Al artCis nc PIOJced iolQua this
GREAT ANTl-DYSPEPTIC.
Ut hosetteTS preparation is not an old RTanv,a "a
GU {, nor rue ee eNpeI n'eto some Aisleur
Ne oai investigation tile result CI M a.
'ouhG ana eS h"l"tc study OF The most Sciepiihe
nT HOsIelieT submits his Valua HE bi,,.r, a,
mical Tests, what better ueTsInsI "
your UwR cOUstiIuui; lite lue prOnerfie ar ~, NJ
Ies will be found By The frat RaySs ma lie mn ~, ~
Of their great medicinal elects viii be M de- T,iS ~
an almost incredible short space time upon your sSS
ten. '1 1OS' ~
are you dysreptcl Then take these celebrated ston
ach bitieTs SS'"'
Are you btiOus7 Try one bottle OF these sr.sr.. md
I be relieved once. '' N'N
ave annoy cd by ndigrstiunI Remove the esuse Nv
| the ice Of these bite
Have you lever aud asue9 Row many thousands In the
est ana South have becu cured this de-
StroylnS disease, by the Tree use OF these bitten
All SHOULD Try tIs grea anlilOte. Ne IoI,tuTe TO a.
urn tat While OstelteC's Btters used case Of To-
! vel ard ague cannot OcGlr. : "
Que vine CLASSICAL taken thTee mes day bSlore n,eais
VIII DC l0und slcat tome agent which ali will RNnToci.
ale when sOIs"V satisfied OF lie tacI a. that % he
| by giving the bit one trial, - 9' vs." W.
TneIeare 9th BtIerS,' represented 10 bs IN. ,,n.
winch are comI uIyeiy worthless Our Bittera At0
without rival their medicinal qualities They ale
'1 w "a square Ies conlalIhng iul quart, with the
StSt'ons On 81 DT h,sTe'teT's Stomach BiltsrS,'
blown Oh the DO None other genuine y
FRIc Ne DOLLAR HOTTIE,
W For sale BY all tile principal Druggists hota bare
States Aid by ''''
BuSHFlKLD q 60, and
! THOMPSON q PATTERSON,
-ye-%:!y HaW Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

HENRY TALLNNT. LEwIS S. DELAPLAIN, and
II WILLIAM TALI.,ST have formed a c"-partmer-
sh.p the purpose tramsaCting Wholesale GrUceTy
aud Dry Goods aud Forwarding and General Commission
business in this city, urde the firm of IALIANr DE
LAPLAIN. Tie wholesale Ury Goods business Will be
conducted at No 6I Main the wholesale GTOCc
~ aud Commission business at No 80 Main street.
Ample and seasOuable stocks OF Dry Goods and GrOCe
ri. will always be on at low pTces and accom-
modAIms erMs TO which they earnestly invite the aten
ton OF CLOSE BUYERS. mas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

NeU Books.
MORA and the Doctor;
u Scenes in the Practice OF New York Surseomi
The Hearth Stone, by SAM. OssOOdi
Tbs Hidden Path. by Marion Harland;
The School vi Lils, by Anna Mary Hewitt;
The Poetry ard Mystery OF Dreams, by CHARLES D.
LelaRdj
The Slave OF the Lamp by VIM. NOrthi
Which: the Right OF the Lett!
The News ;uyi
wolvert'S ROOst, bv Washington lrvingi
HerOineS of History, by Mary K HeweIt;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry MoHOmaui1cSi
Female Life among the Mormons;
ROScts ThesauTuS of English Words
Together with large assortment OF the best works In
the various departments OF literature.
For sale by THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
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CO-PARTNERSHIp
Just Received

nv A. EDWARDS d BRO have Just received fror,
w the East. (Ht their New Grocery adjoining ne
FoshGeJ an excellent and carefully selected Gss0rt
OF Inc Groceries, to which they inVu the Of ali
IN want o. good and cheap groceries OGr AtOcE consists
Y uShed and PuVeIIzed Susars -
Teas IN great variety and fme quaIiliesy
Cocoa, lirouRO aud Chocolate OF The beet brands
Fes peaches, pune apples, Strawberries aud Taspb-r.
rleS, IN catIsi rice flour, starch;
FaTlna saSO, maCaTOm, Isiuglass, JellytnSi
tiernuta ArrOwrOOt dried curTauts raisns aln1onds
OiiScs, hops, eici Tobacco aud Sesars 6ne qualities;
SOAPS, eiC.i Fine ground Table salt;
spices and Essences OF every variety,
Together with many other articles 10 ediouP 10 epu
me- ae' AL OF Which We arc re ling at very lew Pnces
cd. Remember lie place-GOrGer OF Market and Quincy
Ft eets'adol"ins the Posiofiee, Wheeling, Va. ny2S
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Neu0 Stock of Boots and Shoes at
N. l.. DOR SEY'S
coax Han"
N ~ lIrfnnl Z ,..--I-,.--.rr-..

40 1913 Main ST. doors 6eEoIs Union 81
III aVING returned I5oR the manufacturing Esta blisL.
IL mentS OF the East with stock or boots and Shoes
comprising all the varied styles for the present and an
season OF 1885, would respectfully lite one
ahu 9I 10 TAI and examine my stock am confident
nat Can suit all aud every body, DIVIDED good pretty
thsap goods will do l. intend keep best quail
ny Of goods my line, and will sell cheap fmOt cheap
CT IMAM they can be bought elsewhere. Call examine
for examining. - ~ '''-A
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The New York Post having intima;ed that the
Hon. Henry A. Wise was Intoxicated when he
wgoie his reply to the Boston Lecture COMMITTEE,
the Richmond Enquirer replies. That SO far from
that Oelug the fact Ee is practically "coId water
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THE INTELLIGENCER R.
ArURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81. 1855.


On the evening Of November list, CONCERT aud Supper
will given at Washington Hall, for the benefit OF the
9Th Presbyterian Church. The popular vocalist, Mas.
pREw will be present and has kindly consented TO sing
some app Opriate peeesi aud every effort will be made
10 make it pleasing ent ertatnment
Tickets OF admission to Hall aud Supper, s! co. No
half price except children ACCOMPANYING their mn
rents, WHO will be admitted fur a5 cents. oaa,
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COTTON MARKET


CH.RLxsrox, Oct. 2i.-Fhe sales of cotton yes
terday reach 800 bales, at full prices,
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrTTSDuRGu, Oct. 26.-River feet inches
falling. Weather cool and cloudy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

We don',see how swallowing nightingale could
adj much 10 the size of Madame Albomi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

u d INHSN. 81. T.. WAYNNN
Co-Partnership.
MARSH has this day associated with him NJ T.
y Waym9n Tor u purpose OF nansacting the whole
sale and retail Boot Shoe business stand OF
j. Il. Marsh No. 81 Monroe street, next door 10 Greer
OFT Il Co.. under the flimOf
July list, 1870 inSo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

MES's Fine ;sll boots.
Fine morocco boots;
Fine bali welt
Fine Nip
z-t.- Fine Congress
Fine cloth Caters;
GIove kid
cloth, dif'mt cOr
calfCongress
Oxford Ties
LADIES' SHOES.
T AIDES fine black Caters;
IL Tan cOlorcd Gaitersil
Fancy do do
Jenny Lind Slippers;
goat do
Toilet Slippers.
M ISSES Jenny Lind Slippers;
4LA % Fine GaeIsi
Kid boots;
morocco bUnls
All of which are OF the latest styles. ap4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

Land and Real Estate Agency.
Il. H. UUBRELII,
p ESPECTFuLLY tenders his services to the public
General Agent for the purchase aud .ae OF Farms
uninprO ed Lands, City and village pro. cry.
VIM PAXTON Esq. W.T. Wiley, Esq, Farming
Alex Rogers Esq. L. Lunsord, ESQ, county.
r. H. Nilsson, Esq. county ThoS ElOrnbrOOk Esq. do
Wheeling, july %, '5I. iu2S