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PETRIF ACTIONS, osSIFlcATIoNS, o5. 80 .
Relics Antiquity Fsin,ing "Reminiscences ersIutio
Of Important Eae Of different AGES
Views; War
A COMPLETE MACHINE CIRCUS.
And novelties frrEi
will be EXHIBITED, without extra charge.
A WHITE POLAR BEAR.
The oniy living specimen lie United States ana1
PAIR Of COLOSSAL QSTRi CHES,
OF yignr and activity. with other rstar-
from New York by The GGunaaa,
THE BAND OF NEGRO MINISTRIES,
Wnich will erhibit dsily the the James Rsv-
oad adjoining, selscte ut
OF the best BALLET
CORPS OF Male and Female Arsts,
Museum, Children Seryrp cent?
rB- Admission TO Concert and BALLET IS cents.
Ciergymen famiss admitted
They will address
- TIE dookesper entering without further
Favorable inside with schools,
will be found eminenty
~ Houru Of EIhtbian from 10 A. NJ to - Nj
and from to 9 r. NJ.
Concert ccuende performances
Of the Museum. 55gssI9
r rendered 10 the
phan the Little ones NAV
INTERRUPTED by the throng neutrality-suspicious.
osites the lay and gentlemen conductors following
will pleased select following
day, II convenient, viz:
Female Orphan Asylum, lsiater Regis,l
The Orphan Boys Asylum of Lafa5 ellie,
S
The Chiiren Ct the OphalA' Home. tMs j. Ross, Presi-
den) "Wednesday.
The ofpnsn Boys' Asyluln, r. Layton. Esq, Direeter)
Dsirict, Thursday January TO-
The Peydras Femsls Orphan Asylum,
sGaul1
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CATTLE MARKET

JEFpERsos C,Iee %, 1855.
Arrived during the past week est he Cattle (mosty
Westerly, 1850 Hogs, 1916 Sheep 121 Cows, aud 800
Calves and Yearlings good stock ins on sale, and
prices d.mer at our quotations:
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SEVENTY LARGE WORMS EypELLEp=

~ Ns t2Mach undoubtedly great sympathy with
other Psrs body. Thu The with respect
e irritation produced They many other
dssase often tufer sdiby thout being
TIE remedy which will give certain resf
Fshnesoek yerminge, which will efpel avery
worm and in this leave the sysm free from all
humor.
TREsroS. N. j., December s. 1854.
MESsRs. B. A. FAHNESTOCK Il co.
Genmen-I vial b. A. Fahneock,s verutfige
child three the oher
from them severity few hours after
taken They restless at night but they
well hearty Any who doubts
call in Warren site the Class House.
JOHN D. ARGO0D.
Sold Wholesale and retail BY all the principal drugess country
throughout the United States. i'm
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UNDRIES-
NJ 1000 packages Figs In drums half drums and Ia boxes
SO bag large Irses Almonds.
rs boxes London Layer RaisEE, ]. Clemens.
100 boxes new Citfon,
IS cases Sardres, in whole and half boxes.
so bag. Black Pepper.
SO boxes Lemons.
2s Punes. in Jars.
bags Fiberts.
1000 bundle. Gunny Bags.
10 bales Hops crop,
rs hall boxes MR. Rlisias
10 ca ka Zsnte Clrrsnts.
% boxes Pie Fruit
10 bbs Brazil Nuts.
IS Cherry Brandy.
400 Flrs Grackers.
rs Canton Ginger. For saIe by
d99 IF. COCHRAN Il HALL sse Graviar street,
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NOTICE OF EMANCIPATION
FEyHE UNDERSIGNED will annlv tn 4


FENHE UNDERSIGNED will apply to the
Honorable the First District Court of
the following Slaves belonging
Harlow Lamb
ISABEL gfe womsu aged about fifty years, and CLEM her
nao boy aged aoout twenty with permi reside
Ia the State.
All wishing make oppocn to said emancpaions
within from
the ohce OF the First District Coart OF Nav oreaas,
no7S sot DIS. DEW EES, Testamen lay Executor.
AVIS D'EMsNCIPaTION.
4 E SOUSSIGNE ayant Intention de faire
application able a Premiere Cour District de Ia
Mile Or e dohene ies esayes
succession de eu Harlow l. permission
demeurar dams pEtat-
l. ISABEL grit femme, depvon einquaBe Glenn
son fls mnntIe, d'environ vngt
Tones ausnt Objections des emanopa
Tons dvron lnrs oppoions dans outs
publication du gre de Ia Premiere
Caur de District de la Mile 0reans.
NOES so sirne, B. S. DEVICES Erecuteu- Testament.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Firth DISTRICT HENDRlcKsoN v hi. Creditors
OF new ORLEANS. No. lU,4s0 la7N f07
NoP1CE is hereby given to the Creditors Of
this Esta AID to ali other persona herein Interested
eanse within ten days from the nodeacn ey
or the account presented By Andrew Doyle ypd OF
creditors Of s. s. Herdncksau should
proved the fund.- distributed herewith the said
yndc discharged from all further liability premises
By order Of the Court. 5
10. cHALoS. Deputy Clerk.
cNevnaH GorE Pc parErerls s. HENDaIcKsoN sss
"A Wis est par lie present donne aux Cream
eers dc ausat naoya6e Ell toues suires
publcson raisous etqusa e omp psseu
Andrew Doyle, die des Hendksnp
Point APPROVE homogue les nds msins
dit etle dit ynde decharse
de responsible lie.
Par ordre de 10 Cpur, lid .U.
ala ]. O. CHAL0N, srefer Depuet
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS HANK
5=u0 Rsw orleans Dec. 24d, ISIS.
VHHIS BANK WILL BE CLOSED on the
H. inst tcnrsmas DAg1 and th9 lat and STD January
Obligations maturing ihose day should be paid The
processing days
G. GBUIAl, CH7hier.
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MADEMOISELLE TERESA PARODI
lxH Beg. leave that her EfssT CONCERT
thz city will u ks piscs 49,
THURSDAY EVENING, Ian. s,lsss
AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On which oceasi abe bs assisted by -
MIME AMELIA PATTI sTRsE0ScH, thsd fsairzrhs ffe d,
stGSOR GIOVANNI LEOSA p d. the emfnens B,yifose q
70 Under the direction Of MAuHICE sTRAGosCH ths GRAFT
Pianist. Nv s''A'
II Administer, zis seeured sesta u 50.
- ssa MAJ o secured b Monday Dec
Stores Of H. d Hewitt ard P. p Camp stFset
- Dom opsn Al = s,saek- Concstt
- For particular, fmall bln. 5 aga
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The Banks have heavy balances Of Exchanges larger
amount than BEFORE and there is nothing to
any advance.
The movements in Stocks to-day comprise the sales Of
30 shares Bank of Louisiana at 1907 20 shares Louis
Bank 49, and 200 shares st. Charles
at II 4 nett
With the exception of the sales of Canal Bank stock
and Bank Of New Orleans with few shares Of Citizens
Bank, the general Stock market has been very quiet
We append usual weekly quotations. which approx
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY
New Orleans. IAcemoer a. 1855. !
TEyHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
n day declared ,sm dividend Of dye fer
capital viii be payable to tie khcsts
Mntisy, 1lh January ext.
slos SAM. C. BELL, ca,hisr.
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK, l
New Orleans, Dec Is, 1855.
rfSHE ANNUAL Election of Directors for this
n Bank will be held accordance v th the charter. MON
DAY January the Banking House, between the
ais In G.-CRUzAT, CASHIER.
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~ TRoUpE,
-rr A. Pes Southern oeers Hone Cbnstuas w4sk.
WEST z FEELS ONLY AND oRIsINAL CAYPBELL MIN
STRELS, " $4,000 '"i.'-
70 This week MORE NoVE-TY....Ths s9AEspEARYAN FEs
rival with Nsw nress, Bariesqaes, Muac. etc.
EB- Tieketa,
w Dsors u so1 o'clock commences at TX
precisely " I'D
Seats Boz oe from 10 toll O'Clock
da4 IN = 4 In 4 ssan s.
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY
New Orleans, DAG 81 1855. !
TESHIS BANK WILL BE CLOSED on Christ
and the ls and ssh January Bills falling
on payable Meniay psyioa
notts tened for discount should be deposited.
jau3 SAM. c. BELL Cashier.
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UNION BANK or LOUISIANA
-..=-.g New Orleans, Dec. q, 1855.
FE'HlS BANK WILL BE CLOSED on Tues
~ day. ssth tChrihtmas D Taesdsyistr sth Itary
eu those he paid o days
The board will meet Nndys for the holiday,
efsiings should be msd5 on Saturday. prscl
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NT USEUM-FLOATING PALACE.
1--WE Foot Of Csrsl steet-Eght Dass-Comnencing
SUNDAY, January q. w..
addition the mIli.uce carios;ties
oRNlTHoLosy, f.
ENTOMOLOGY,
c0NcA0Lo6Y
& METALLURGY, tx
..N, = GEOLOGY.
ROfkNy
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REAT EXCIT EMENT
yANNUcHI's AMERICAN MUSEUM,
ioT ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mons ADOSIs the Great French Mageisn sresssd x ~
Maeu ~ en- enormous
- GRAND sOIREEs MAGlQtgs,
Ths collection q WAX STATUARY co1sissry In. p,rn ,
LORDS SUPPER, the Begerert Pows.s aad P,i;ss,srt
enetals Of Europe, and The su On iris
l. one Of tbs finest lifted eosntry or Eur9pe
az DAY o. tie Magician Wsdnedsy and
days. 1919 -~ SAs'1~
Amongst TIE offsets 1t interest the Museum,
A LIVING 0uRANG oUTAyG.
The Finest specimen Of its kind Ia he courtrv.
Ep Adnnissi6n, 50 cents; child half
k The pablo be
1o1, deceived sdioir r
ing 70 s Mn.soa only end that they dipped ssY
they have paid their money. f IA '
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d2s isnsisa sbs,;a az d. Pa,s.S ~ al

sEeosp Ju.eE'. coEHT BARRETT Adams. E1pe,, com.
10Y VIRTUE Of 9 writ of feri facias to me
ses.es by The Hon C. ~ sradri Second Justice
ou co tte premises ST. Charles Peydrss La
Streets THURSDAY, he Cd day Of January, 1885, 10
sssee with znc horse stalls all hs bea-ds ca
hs ground the gh-r part board
Aad the privilege Of hydant tins W.sr WerK Company,
sessd in the above suit. Term, cash sbe spla -
d9l IS ian3 JOHN A, kG.lssg. Con,,.sis
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A 1AIEII IhEAIEh- ..-sg ...@-
VI Uadsr the tnsa,ssnen' of w DION soURcIoAuLT.
.t TENTH NIGHT or
MISS AGNES RTSoN
dnrpz which will
produced those Coedies sui Potean Frses
rueh vide eeisbsiy.
BROWNE who sppsar 20 his ceIsb<ase
character Of JOHN midway.
~ Mr. J. z. OWENS as the Tsxssap.
THIS EVENING. December 50, 1855,
Viii hs produ.sd STILL
JEsS Bun pEEFPrnciPaI s5aectsrs by Mt.J g.
Mr. gaareiesrIs, sirs. Pisrs,si
To eaueiede with the Prelesn Fires ef
TUE YOUNG ACTRESS.
saria q Managers Daugats AGNES FoHERrsoN
Pant Mas 1ssFs Rosssrsos.
GAhs Hs.neff1es AGNES EoeERf SON
E,ney 40 IRISH Bog Ms AGEt ROBERTSON.
Celebrated Mr. JOHN z. OWENS.
Mss AGNES RosEsTsoS il T.. = sb.iessss.
e psop fsSss ,s.;s S,, vi.
W Pes Of admission, ssssnyFvs ceats parts
boese.
~ Boz Office from where ssrnrsd d9s
st. CHARLES THEATER-
ssss ssa a.9.z'r
THIS EVENING. Dscsassr *, u.s.
Benefit n Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
Mia. BARNEY WILLIAMS ia ssven Cnnrae.srs.
o'FLANIGAN AND rg FAIaEsohelin, senss and s;ss
Jig, Mr.. Barney Williams. OR Maror, WITH
aod dance Mrs. Barney Williams TUToR-Teuy
Smith. FOR Es-sp his H-srtsn and ass ssa.r
enafneteIr, with Mr..
Asrk snithi Hision, NJ. Wreht. = - -' -'''
@ Doors ePsu !, tsifF IT liz e'sloek prseissiy
~ Vserafs n ssye1 o'tisek,
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hIxIH DsrKicr CouRr ANDREW STUART Crlditofs-
OF EGwOaLE Ans. No. 1873
eeY VIRTUE of. and in obedience to an
order Of sale rendered Desmb- 9Th 1855
ne District Court q New oea1s III. above ensitsd
City EIebsgs ST. Louis street between Cha4s Royal Streets
on WEDNESDAY, January etb, 1856 at ~ O'Clock M -
CERTAIN Lot 0F GROUND, together with sill the &SN
buildings and thereon fuate the First District
ate Second Municipality Of New Orleans the
Bseehu Apollo Clio and Eato streets Said Lot ares
sn re, font 90 Go street depth Of feet between
ruunng from chus street the with
portion Of ground aer measuring
towards Clio snd Erso Streets and hy feet aud
Apollo streets.
Ths buildings and said Lot OF Gropud
two story Brick Dwelling Home with oil the requisites back
ngs eens the Surrendered by 10 his
creditors. .zl Tr+
Te,ns-Cashon the spot.
Vaudeville MARIGSY,
d, Il 81 iss sharin N IL P.rish Al 1,,lsan.
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o. NV oELxAss JAMES ARMoR-No 1856
nY VIRTUE of an alias writ of feri facias
tB directed by The Houoabls the District Cau Of
New Orleans the shove entitled will proceed
public Auctou in the Ro.unds tie
Charles and FRIDAY January
at n O'Clock NJ - - -'h
Lot OF GROUND District Of thu IN
city the comprised within orarge, kl
Magazine stTeetl.
s.d Lot feet front Orange street. by one
hundred nj TT in dep.h - -
Together with all the budngs cusis
ing Of three Yeod
each below ac
fras shpgle fooed, having
aud wv above eisterns,
sesuedu the above sct. Terms ea,h On the
Vaudeville MARTGSY,
DIT eTj- 1t OF the PARISH of
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Per New Orleans and opelousas Railroad

90 bois Darby Trenouel00
ewssio b b6s mohss Cammsek sburss Wsst-ss bbis
Nelson &to34 do do 10 hhd
asse Beocq sugar sabaiiaf-; do do
Lobt Charpener50 RcoTotni III hbda
sugar 455 obs 20 hf bb nolassee bales cotton,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-29

FATAL ACcIDENT-Patrick Farmer, the dri-
Of Of slawson Cots Chsrtres street omnbuses
fell from his Thursday evening at the intersec
ton OF Charities and Condo streets seriously
injured that he not able to the charge of his
team and had to be put into cab for conveyance his
home in the Third District While going down Casacavo
street he asked get out. He helped out and al
most immediately fell down and died The Coroner yes
terdsy rendered verdict attrbusing death the
nal injuries received Farmar rishman Is years
of age and had been employed as driver but eight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-29

There has been an Improvement OF per cent in Mex
lean dollars with corresponding advance in American
silver Of the coinage prior to 1883 The S25o00O Mexican
silver received by the last steamer has all been taken
within rates. In Uncurrent Bank Notes there is
doing particularly in Georgia and South Carolina
though they are net plenty at last at this
time In Western Banks the usual quantity find their
way here but not to any excess. Ali Uncurrent Bank
Notes of reputation purchased reasonable rates
by quotations below, which those of H. B Merre
& Co.. who also continue to buy Uncurrent Coin and
Bullion Of all kinds. Nv
GOLD AND SILVER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

SEPT. lst-Money is unchanged. Stocks steady.
Galena aud Chicago Railroad, 11Ii: Cleveland
and Toledo S7i; Erie 524; Illinois Central, 97i f;
Michigan Central lO2; New York Central, IU2t;
Harlem, 2S4; Cumberland, gas ReaGing 96a;
Canton 2II, Del. & Hudson. 80; U. S. 6's OF 81,
lIS4; Mich. Southern 1861; Penua. Coal Co 1864!
Cleve. & Pitts. 20; Missouri G's est; Ohio SIS OF
20. Ill.
Cotton firm, with an upward tendency. Sales
1900 bales. n. o. far ia. Sales Upland mid
ding at -.
Flour easier. trife lower. with limited de
mand, with sales of bnt 1900 barrels, al SI,5OaS
for good Ohio. and S.62a9 for Southern. Wheat in
moderate demand, trIhe lower. sales Of Southern
white al 1875. Coin finn. Whisky better, with
sales at 43{. Tobacco firm, sales at 9sII4. PORK
easter, but not quotshIy lower. Beet is Il tribe
higher. sales of mess at 1921. LAID unchanged.
bu& active with sales 200 bbS. Butter anG cheeSr
scarce. Coffee las declined CT, sales of RIO al
II:. N. U. MoIaSSes at 81. Linseed oil active Of
81. Sales arc reported OF New Orleans sugar al
"a. lion steady, sales 500 tons Scotch pig st luu
puceS. Lead firm, $50 tons of Galena at l63.-
'rntlow firm at 1917.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM KANSAS.

Cmc4cO, Sept. Judge Elmore Of Kansas has
written letter 10 The Hon. Caleb Gushing, Airy
General OF the U. S., dated Shawnee Mission, Au
gust 23d, in which he states that he h: net viola
ted single law Of Congress or the Department,
and is satisfied that his case has been pleIudicel
and his removal dictated solely on the ground Of
political policy. He says that by the eth section
of the Kansas and Nebraska act he holds his Office
for years, and gives notice that he will resist the
unlawful action of the President, though the
Courts.
The last number of ''The Sqnattet Sovereign"
newspaper expressed doubt US 10 the reliability
Of Gov. Shannon. : q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
I. N. KELLER,

Groceries, Produce, Grain and Feed.
QUINCY sTREET, BETWEEN VAIN AND MARKET,
Wheeling, Wa.
EB"GASH paid Cor CeIn, OaIs, Mill Feed, PIaxseel,
Beans, Butter, Es.S. &c apis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
RAILROAD ACCIDENT

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. The Coroner's inquest
into the causes Of the recent accident at Burning
ton. has not yet heen concluded. The jury this
afternoon adjourned ill Monday.
Mr.. Gillespie, OF Natche2, tMiss..l one of the
victims died this Afternoon. His wife is very low
aud sinking rapidly, aud she cannot possibly sur
vive.
The rest of the wounded are getting along COM
fnrtably. The wife Of Com. Smith, another VIC
Tim, died this evening at the house of Com. Slorer
at the Naval Asylum. THIS makes % deaths from
the calamity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
FROM NORFOLK

SEPT. 1.-The deaths at No1lUlk for q hours,
ending al noon on Friday, were Is; among the
number is DR.. T. Nash. and Capt. WIN. E. Starke
with his wife and daughters.
The deaths at Portsmouth for the same time
were IA. The disease is assuming mider form.
An abundance Of physicians and nurses have az
rived from Savannah, Charleston and New Orleans.
The Southern mail of tins morning does not ex-
tend farther than Savannah.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
KANSAS EMlGRANT sOCIETy.

BosToN. Sept. Ia meeting Of the Kansas Emf
grants Aid Society was hell last evening. Thee
committees We're appointed.
The first is To dense and carry ont the best me-
thod fer making all the ministers in New England
life members of the Society
The second is TO correspond with the various re-
ligluus societies in the State the wants Of Kan
sas. and to unite their contributions.
The thiEd is to raise, by general contribution
dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

WESTERN PRoDrcE.--The Baltimore Patriot
says. We note, as an evidence of the influx OF
Western produce, the receipt Of an invoice,
day or two ago, by Messrs. Fowler & zigler, of
$50 barrels of -four, from Wheeling. This is
mrteIy specimen. Messrs. Woodsrde & Son,
Nlessrs. NewcOme & Stonebrnksr. aud others in
the trade. have also received largely. We have
accounts Of large quantity of Chic four being
an the way. The Importance of our trade with
the West, is thus fOreshadowed, giving promise of
decided incresse, especially with reference to
breadstufs, 1t is PLAN that our connection with
the West by railroad must continue to develope its
mutual advantages. causing large increase of
LasineS in all departments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

The following rae aud beautiful
Animals are aMIOHg the COLLECTION
belonging To this Exhibition.
a BTizilisn Tiger, or south Am-
eriCan JaguaT, Two African Loop
ards, 9 n. american bears, a pair
Vi EusIi>h Deer, beautifully mark
ed Zebra, 4 Peruvian Lama, white
Camel, a KansarUO, -heSideS a va
rely Of the MOI key tlibo, Parrots,
Pelicsns, Swans, Bids o! Para
disc, DC. DC.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

ARnEsr.-A few Jays since horse was stolen
near weIIsburg, aud brought to this city and sold
to MI. D. Kull, livery keeper in the Fifth Ward.
Mr. K was not long in discovering that he. too.
hadbern .sold' and was compelled to give the an-
imal over to his owner; since which time he has
been on the look out for the pseudo merchant
The rascal was caught few miles above the city
and handed owe: to the tender mercies of the sher-
III OF Brooke county. WIN took Lin to WellsburI
Argus
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

TALL OATs,-A friend exhibited in out office on
Saturday, stalk aud head of oats grown on the
arm Of Capt ]. II. DIckEE, adjoining the Poplar
Spnng in MARSHALL county, Va, which measures
in total length 5 feet inches. The head is full
Is inches long. and counts 1877 grains on the head,
several Of which are double. The lot contained
many such stalks. The seed was obtained at the
Patent Office aud was brought to the United States
BY Lieu, Philips. U. S. N.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

TaE Springfield, Mass. Republican must be
held responsible for the following: ''A gentleman
OF West Harwicn had occasion. last week. to chile
a pet monkey, the animal was SO chagrined that he
vent directly t" an clubhouse and hung HIMSELF"
The monkey always was an initiative animal.
aud snrey he has had abundance of examples of
this sind, lately.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
Use the Magic Impression


DAPES for writing without Penu Ink. eCryns plants.
leaves flowers, Pictures, Patterns Or Embroidery,
marking linen ideliby. and manifold writing THIS at.
tice 9hsolutey the best portable inta III the known
world. snail quality folded and placed in the peck
et constitutes Seng inESt4nd, which c1nhOt be bro
ken No penis needed any stuck ShaTened Polut
writes eGuslly well the best geld pen in the univeT
For drawing, II Is indispensable. lis indeed the only
art OF Drawing and Painting taught in Any
plant flower be transferred TO the OF an
album. with mi mute ard dstact resemblance OF Eatne
With equal AGILITY pictures and embroidery VStteTnS are
taken and have received the highest eGgOsiuns from the
seIS and Indeed tasteful present lady
could hot be produced
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
BALTlMORE MARKET.

SEPT. 1.-Flonr sales Of City Mills at I, 15as,-
90; Howard st. held at 7.SIas,0O. Wheat dull
anu irregular, white l6OalTS; red at I5OaI62-
Corn, sales at So for white, and yellow 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsurxcruN, Sept The Hon. VIM. Cranch
Judge of the CouItS OF the District of Columbia
for nearly SIS years. He was eminent for his learn
ing and the soumdness and purity Of his character.
H. was appointed on the ont going Of the elder
Adams.
The President, Mrs. Pierce, and their suite ar
rived this afternoon after II days absence at the
Virginia Springs. Their health is much Improved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03

"Tte Equipment and general
outfit Of both the
NANAGERTE AND ClRCrS TROUFEs
have been got uP this season in d
style OF elegance aud a pIOfusiOn
Oi costly decorations hitherto uH.
preceLented.