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ryHE hand variety Of American aud Itainn
MAkBLE MONUMENTS of beautiful design and higL
workmanship which he invites The attention Of The public
other kind of marble work,
give him call, The marbie and
qualify w' bU sold low SINH
wor eau obtained at the North
Aso nd large stock Of highly finished MARBLE MAN
TEJ.S which will be sold At reduced prices
f9HF ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Yard door from l3k street, oppo-
site National Theatre.
Nov II--eoJDi
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FORM or GUARANTEE.


To Capt VI. @. Meigs, u. Y. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents Of, in tho State of ,
hereby jointly severay the United States and
n he
they days acceptance the said bid
good aud sufficient sureirs
proposed conformity the
oibe under which iRade. And in the
shall fail aforesaid. guaranty
difference the offer by the said aud
the lex lowest bidder.
(signed) A. n.
q. %.
hereby certify that my knowledge belief
above named guafaniors good and sufficient.
tS,aueiD IL. Z.
lar az awu
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washinston, October lS, 1855.
nv petition bert risso, Baltimore MARYLAND praying
January, 1914 II for teschine
yenrs expmton OF said pat
q
persons no,aed appear they have
Person. opposing required Ale ia the Pa,on
days before @ day hearing y :hsr par.
pisaion, :. ., i. /, i, 80, !, !.
eesI @ and other IRE o e. sy
must Dc aed y ns % s % dav Io
ordered pssls1sd il The y,en n,s ss,
ssss' Sa s"s ss
s pSs psssoa. 70 he
hearing - s,,r,crpr
Acting Commssonar of Patents
the shove win po,.s x. ,Hs na.s send
their bills 10 INC Patent omce' WIN pnpci eo"'a"s ~
oc. c. zo-.aw9w
o AzORs and sraving sosp-we would call the attention
II Congress, and Others repenshins their toilette
tS Sa,ed Sed swi.s jacques Lacoue the
and ID. English, and
and are warranted best manufactured.
Joseph Anton johann Marie aud Jean cologne,
combs hair shaving nail and tooth brushes pomaoes'
large a.sonen. Of ladies' = and dressing
Dealer, in Fine Fancy Cood,, Peraame,y
French and English Female seminary for
Boarding Pupils.
T A. TYSON opened this branch Of their CO
coun,rv scat twenty Baltimore, adjacent The Da
Washington railroad and tunpke ana TWO nles sou
village OF Laurel -
os made euss sr sy pup. young lady ia
residence the family affords every mcy ior ho
rnisition Of the French language 8sh44z II,
English tui,on board, lodging, and washing per term OF a.
five months
For further par may had the principal book
In application may ne msde -
26 street. west 2 WashnEton by addressing letter
10 the Laurel post ofhce, Maryland
Nov o. heotDec2O Qa-..l
r. CURNIsflED ApARTMENrs--Mcmbcrso Of Congress OF
With several suits o. rooms ~ ID ~
Adams and g, NO 500 Ihe Pafofs are
large and well furnished.
Nov a8-dlws
CARD william Tucker merchant tailor, No. ~ fsnnsy
hers Consyss generally 10 nh
stock of cloths Of the latest yss wncu
make the shortest notce ana III c o
fashionable styles. fHsteft @H F6
Nov e-9w tssf
nuvALY. a BROTHER Merchant Tsiors, take thi'
method cang attention Of mcmsefs OF Congress- ci
.ccs ana s,rsure stock Of co casstnees
ana vsrrs they prepared - usua
make 10 n elegant manner. - 4Nt
AIso choice selection Of srntemcns furnishing gcod
Dec l-aaw2w puvAA~ nv
0AFn IsiI.s FHACTiCAI. PHAI&MACY. vol. svo.
Lectnrrs English History by Henry Reed
(3eonv Guardian Mrs. Ho0dse-
Essny Lie. Character, and Wnss Of John B. Gibson
| LII. hy WE. A. Porter
Lime Kiln Mar OF The Victim Of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac, 1856, ..,e, r.x,or
Dec fhaNeh IhfLoh
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MATCHES, JesvcIry, silver Ware,
magnificent stock Of gold watches el
ewclry, silver pitchers, gobes forks,
Spoons and other article Of table silver silver card
portm0nnues, fine fans, &C.
Also, extaeavy plated aata goods, and superior table
ery.
ention paid selection Of glasses adapted To the OF
Possessing every facility prepared execute,
manner largest for all articles in line.
description kifuiy repaired
knowledge this branch, which personal
gvcn guarantees Satisfaction ose hnyng fine watches
repair.
Engraving branches including the cutting arms, crerss,
mo &C on stone, manner
Gard engraving and printing promptly saecnted.
M. w. GAIT h BRO,
No. 324 Pennsyvana avenue between 9th and 10Th stiees
Nov 30-d3t Washington, ID. G.
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NEW GOODS FOR RGENrLEMEN.-P. j. STEER, ncr-
IN large and beautiful stock Of
goods, which respectfully invites the at
iention and the public.
large and varied stock Of cloths cas.lmers and
his stock OF geniemens furnishing
goods Il select and complete such AS
arts, cravats, Stocks ties, gloves
Suspendcrs, hosiery
sin. cotton abdvy WOO unIershrs, drawers, SC
He prepared cIo'hrg order short notice in
ST ed elegance, and o., fair prices.
solicited call early and scl1f choice Styles
No. 4ss seventh street.
i2-3tawif
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MAHAssks' orrror,

MAHAoEKs' OrUcK,
BalIimore December !, 1855.
THE Of the Maryland will give attention
To ths nng of orders for tickets and ce6caes and would
respectfully call the attention Of the public The following bn
liant schemes to be drawn In December.
All tickets certificates OF packages Of lotteries
auhorixed the the sphed
OF " r. X Brennan General Agent for the Contractor.
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Entertainment at the Western Presbyterian Church.
THE ladies' OF this that in the Of
will entertainment In the new church
supper and for the sale Of useful and
The avails Of this will be used
aid furnishing the church II is designed that no article
snail he sold above its value.
Rses otteries gam Of CHARGE will be prohibited.
admission fee shall be only lax cents.
will spared perfect satisfaction 10 Wsilers and
patrons Of the enterprise.
above object, contributions Ia money, useful and
fncy respectfully solicited and
N Haskell principal dreccss, al No. ~ Pennsylvania
ho circle, viii be thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged. Novs-ssw5w
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VIM. nj. Merrick,

#Hw
No. % Louisiana apenne,
WILL Practise Supreme Court Of the United sacs the
several courts Of the Dsnics OF Go
inInhia.
Dec s7-3tawt
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GEORGE w. noHsEI.I., Attorney and Counseiicr -
VI law comsnsoner commissioner
.cf Claims, a. Wall street, New York
Hon H. rish United states General o. Totten Corps
United states Biair Solicitor 10 the Court
o clssss; H. II. iot eco and Major Arnold Harris Washing
city. oet"-"r~ou
ycT,E pr,sou NJ Nyr,t~ vrraen, aud Glance At the
Indian Archpeiagoi by Waiter Gs.on; s", G w W
Illustrations. fhhNtN NAAhoN
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Lottery fur the benefit
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass 277, for lsd3,
To be drawn Wilmington Del, Saturday, December 1856
10 number lottery IA wn ballots
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rosr orrIcE pEpARrMENr.


Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and management Of the Post Office Department are assigned
by tho constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
business may be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared for his aal action il is distributed among several bu
reaus folows The appointment Office in charge OF the
First Assistant Posn General the Contract Office, IN
charge OF the Second Assistant Postmaster General the
Finance 0ce charge Of the Thid Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection oce, In charge of the chief
clerk.
appointment CEcc.--Horatio King, ESQ., First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this Office are
assigned all questions which relate to the establishment and
Of post offices, changes of sites and names
appointment and removal of posmasers and route and local
agents as the giving Of instructions 20 postmnsters
Posasers are furnished with marking aed rating stamps
and balances by this bureau which also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use OF the depart
meat and the superntendence OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship lines and Of the foreign and International postal
arrangements.
Contract OEce.-Wism u. Dundas, esd, Second Assst
Postmaster General and twenty six clerks To this Of
dee assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
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French and English Female seminary for
- -'~-73 BOarding Pupils.

A CARD--wuism Tucker, merchant tailor No. ~ Pennsy
Avenwe respectfully call tho attention o. mem
hers of anger and cxcns generally 10 hs cxtcnsv
.ock III cloths the latest sy wnct
prepared the shortest notice ana III 'ne mos
fashionable styles. .sf
Nov rb-9w sse9
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TREASURY psPApTMESr.
The Treasury Department consists OF the Offices Of the Sec
reary Of the Treasury two comptroiers commissioner of
the customs six auditors, treasurer register solicitor light
house board, and coast survey
The following Is bet indication Of the duties of these
several Offices and Of heforc employed therein respectively
Secretoy's 0Gesion. James Guthrie Secretary the
Treasury Hon. y. g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer charges architect three
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre-
tr e Treasury charged with tho general
Of the fiscal transactions Of the government the
cuton Of the laws concerning the navigation
of the United Statee He superntends the of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals
the United States and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposbs.
First Comproler's OTec.Eha Whittlesey, esq, Comp
troler and fifteen clerks He precribes the mode keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public and and revises and cerGes the
balances arising thereon.
seoeaa po~psroiers Q6.cs,-Iohn NJ. BrodheaG, esq,
Comptroller and clerks lie prescrbes the
Of keeping and rendering the Of the army
and Indian departments Of the pubc service and eyes and
q. .iacs the balances arising thereon.
0Hcs Of Copmissioaer of TIE CtsomsfIurh Anderson
esq, Commissioner, and eleven clerks He prcscrbes the
mode of keeping and rendering The o
revenue snd dsbursemen aud for tho building end repair
ing &c., and rcvses and ceres the balances
arising thereon,
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HARVEY & ADAMS, having purchased of Ic. wheeler
III Co. all their stock Of hardware In the aey oceurtd
No. 345 Pennsylvania opposite Browns Hotel
leave respectfully call the attention Of purchasers 10 their
goods We hope by strict hu-i
good Of n articles In line, merit
II 7l-7- HARVEY 4 ADAMS.
Nov 1-dlm
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lyEORGE WOODS NEW wORK.-Modcn Pilgrims,
VI and metoda cf
reaching by George Wood author OF Peer
ScheimihI In American volumes. Price 81 10.
Letters physician just entering upon praece by James
Jackson, m. D., LII. d. u.
Was Richard Wdreih, author of History
Of United States 81 IS,
CaseA story Republican Equality; by sydney A. Story, h
@l 25.
@sE8' TAYLOR l. MAURYis
Nov Is Boekstore, near 9th street.
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SUPERIOR Turning Lathe and Splendid Lot Of
sAeThe subscriber has for private sale
lathe, and complete
description suitable for sversmilh jeweier1
sker, DENTIST requiring fine tools, which will
be sold low, on application 10
Nov Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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sPLEkDiD SCHEME,
$4,000 capi,aI,

ture OF " r. X Brennan, General Agent for the Contractor
SPLENDID scnsxE.
$4,000 capital.
20 prizes OF 5000 Tickets only Sle
t.s GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLASS 2,
Draws in Baltimore Saturday, December 9, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

CLEVELAND AND PrrrsnURGm RALRoAD.-The
WelsvlIIe Patriot of Tuesday, noticing the recent
announcement Of the contract for all the iron re.
quired to complete the river division of this road
from Beaver to Wheeling, states that ]. B. King
& Co., company principally composed Of citizen
of WellSvIle, have the contract for the most OF
the road between that place aud Beaver, and. un-
der their management, looks for no delays in the
completion of that division Of the road. The
other division, between WeIlsvilIe and Wheeling,
the Patriot undersan to be going on with rapid
pace, which promises like speedy preparation Of
the road for tie laying of the iron. This prospect
will be hailed by those along this portion of the
road, both business men and stock holders, with
great deal Of pleasure. The difficulties of. the
times have pressed heavily upon the company,
but the Patriot thinks there will be few unwilling
to give to the directors of the road that high need
OF credit which they ceItoinly deserve for their
management of the road under circumstances of
difficulty, which at times seemed almost insur
mouRtable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

To PREvENr ELECTION EXCITEMENT AND Rror.
We may expect no returns from the Baltimore
election. which was held on Wednesday, until
this evening. Mayor Kinks. with the advice and
consrn Mt Of number OF the Judges of election, is
sued proclamation requesting that no returns of
the votes cast a, the various lis should be ace
to any of the offices on the night succeeding the
election; and the citizens notified that they
need not expect to receive any information as 10
the result antiI Thursday morning. This, it was
thought, would prevent the usual excitement in
the streets during the night, as well as the bloody
riots which it was upprehended might attend the
election in the Monumental City.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.--The
committee Of Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, 10 whom was referred the re-
port of the President, have reported in favor of
further reduction Of Tie salaries Of officers and
other employees of the company; of constructing
hrn"ch road, should the tonnage Justify it, 10 &C.
conmodaie the copper mines of Floyd, Grayson
and Carroll counties; of diScontinuing the ar.
langement with the express company, and carry
ing on that business on their own account; and o:
appointing committee TO apply 10 the Legisla
ture, If it should be deemed necessary, to com
plete the road. The part of the committee was
adopted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

Sticks FABLE OF TIE SLIDER AND THE FLY.--
Few Things resemble each other more in natur'
than an old cuMnin' lawyer and spider. He
weaves his web in corner, with no light behind
to show the thread OF his net, but in shade like
there he waits in his dark Office to receive his WISH
tor. a buzzn', burrin', thoughlIesS fly, thinkin'
Of nOthin' but his beautiful wings and well made
legs, and rather near sighted withal, comes STUN
bin head over heals into the net.
Il beg your pardon.' says the fly. Il really did
net See this net work Of yours; the weather Is fog
To burn gas here all day. I'm a(lald Pve done
mlschief.'
Not at ALL says the spider, bowling. Il guess
it's ali my fault. reckon had ought to have a
lamp hung OUT; but pray don't move, or you may
DO damage Allow me- TO assist yOu.' And he
ties up one leg aud then The other and GurlS IN
his wings, ard has him fast as Gibraltar Now
says the spIder my good friend, "a phrase fellow
always uses whsn he's go:n' to be trIckey,) Pm
afrait you've hurt yOurSeIf considerable sum,
must bleed yOu.'
Bleed met says the fly, excuse me; Pm much
obliged; don't IequiIe IT.
'oh yes, you DO, my fnend,' aud he gets read!
for The operation.
fyou dare do that Gays the Gy, 'I'lI knock
You down; and Pm man that what lay down
stand on
'You had better get up fist says spider, a
laug!nn'; you must be LIed-you must pay all
damage;' and he b'erds him TIL he gaSpS fol-
breath, and feels faintin comm on.
Let me go, my good feiler,' says the poor fly.
land will pay you literally
'Pay! says The spider. you miserable, uncr.
cunScIised Wretch; you have nOtIin' left 10 pay
with; take that and he gives HIM the last dig, and
he's gone coon-bel.t TO death.
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NAMES EXPEDITION.

PmhA., Nov. 7lh.--Dr. Kane has concluded q
contract with Messrs. GhiEds & Peterson of Phlla-
delphin, for the publication of his personal nara
tive and scientific papers, rzlaIng to tie recent
Arctic expedit OH. the book will comprise two
octave volumes, illustrated with maps and several
hundred engravingS, from pictures painted by an
eminent artist 1" this city and fEom daguerEeotypes
of Arctic scenes taken the spot, and from
sketches by the author.
The Secretary Of the Navy has expressed his de-
sire facilitate the publication by every means in
his power. The manuscript is in a forward state,
and will be put to press with as little delay as
nosSlbe. -.
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K. Ms have probably elected. a majority in
MARYLAND klECrInM

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.--The election Tor members
Of Congress is progressing quietly IN this city,
There is an unusual crowd around the polls. and
u large vote will he cast. The result in the city
viii not be known till late TO morrow, as tie
candidates on the ticket and the whole count must
be complete before any result can be arrived at.
Nov. I.--Cumberiand co.-Kecn, temperance
candidate elected in the first, and Wells, DEM, in
the second districts.
In Cape May county lessee beverly, American H..
is elected to tie Senate, and Downs, EdmundS,
Anne lean, 10 Assembly. In Atlantic county,
FrambeS, DEM, is electeL to the Assembly. Glou-
cester couniy-the two Auercon members Of As
sanhIY re. elected.
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MEDICAL.
al SHOULD TRY iT!!
D r. j. HoSTETTER,s
CELERRATED
STOMACH DIFFERS.
100000 Ho'rIc. sofa in Que cnr.


NolhlNG IN tie understanding in the medlca, mar.
al ~ lItle be produced 10 quail this ~
GREAT ANll-DYSPEPTIC
Dr. HOSicitei's preparation is not am old ,rnrr,,s RI.
G e. H"I tc hcie experimental eSult o SOM, lnn,r
flSicalS Nci oL investigation II Is Tie res,t nj n ,,
i"un" an" e.a""'"'' stud! al the most scis,,,c
chemists al the ptCsel century '' 'N'e'''''''
IN tIosielieI submits his invaluable bt;iers 10 any =
mIcI Tests, ~ whaiis Sn better, prI,u,ni III mn,
your constitution; Tic iluc i, opcTIIC %t re- '
ies wii be luTnd 10y ilr FIST ystS AMI n - i ,
Of theit gteat medicinal effects VIII he M, do ,,,, ~,
an almost Incredible sIOtt space o. time uron yUur sys
ten. ~ '"'' ~
A,e dyspepiic2 Theniake ile,c ccicbratra stom.
Are you hitOusi Try one bottle or these b.r.. and
he lClcNCd al uICe.
Ave y"u annoyed by in,iges,iuu7 Remove tile csuoc ~,
the nee nj These b;ie : -
lave you lever and asuel How n,ay thousand, IN ,
vest a"d south have brcu ils constitution de-
moving disease oy the nee use of these biilr,~.
-'h sh"Iid lly thus g'ca; .IliulC Ne \emuC To a.
him iitt while if0stctieTs filters ale used ase ~ t
NC AID dgTu OvC,T " ~
One wire asS'l ;akr three times a dav oorc ,.Ris
wiIl hr "ihid gica l"ihc agent, winch iii VIII ann 81 =
ave wien ir snL satisfied Ui tile laVi, a. they viii be-
hE S'NinG the bit oHe ttal.
There arc "lh HtIcrs' represented to he tho same
which are COM tuVely worthless Onr liner: an,
Wh"t llN"i, 'i'e'T nIrdiclul qualities. They are
l'uN w vi square cS CoL 1iInSR IulI quart with tho
uI'r'''"s w. al mr. HaisiiSTS SiozgGch biI;trs,
"IOWh "'i the h| - None other semIc.
fHlC Nj DOLLAR RuT-rIE.
uf3 For ali the ia IN, na nu-sigts t,o,.i h,,,
HCS;aLSnlS and Dealers LcurTaIIy I,UWrIn,, liz 1oi
SIdlGs aid by N
EuSHElKI.D 4 90, and
,,oo.,,.,.. THOMPSON ~ PATTERSON,
-LcS%'Iy''tW Wheeling.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Nov. 7.-Stocks higher. Canton % Erie 494.
Michigan Central 924 Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati 1929. Heading s64. Michigan South
ern 9O4. GnIena and Chicogo ia.
But little done in Cotton Today, buyers demand
concessions of 124:.
Coffee dull sales Of 1000 bags Rio II. Sugar
firm, sales 400 Ibis at full prices. MuassrS
dull, sales lrO bblS o at 81. Liuseed oil quiet.
Lar! oil steady. Iron dull, sales 80 ions Scotch
pig. Tobacco firm, sales so hhds FreightS I'M
changed. Lard firm, sales of 500 bills. Whisky
improving, SALES 400 bis at 4Ic.
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RRnM masu1NcrnN

Nov. THE Government has recently been
occupied with the consideration of the unadiustel
subjects of dispute between the u States and
Spain, ard particularly the Ell Dorado affair, with
view to again strongly press their prompt settle
ment.
Our Minister, Mr.. Dodge, has, by the instuc-
ton of the Government been endeavoring to effect
new treaty with Spain TO Supersede that of 1875,
with provisions endeavoTng /" make our inter-
course free from completely, nut he has been NOR
tilted with the Spanish Governmental procrastina-
ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

Nov. T.-Four unsettled, we hear Of small
sales at So, lOal5. Grain, good business, prime
red and white wheat at REALISE. Sugar frner.
sales Of 25 hhdS Cos d fair at Ta7I. Sales Of 90
bhIs re-boile,l MulasSes at So. Whisky unchanged,
sales oG 700 bbls at 324a 3.S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

ANOTHER RAILROAD OrExED.-we learn that
the Cincinnati, Wilmington & GAINESVILLE Railroad
was opened Tor travel on Tuesday evening last,
train filled with passengers having arrived at
GAINESVILLE in that evening. This road will make
very advantageous connection with the c. o.
road
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

PnrL'A., Nov. An action was instituted! TO
day by Passmore Williamson, against Judge Kane,
for false Imprisonment. The writ was served up
on him at the house of his brother in-aw, Geo.
Leiper, III Delaware county. The case, OF course
will be tlIed in that county.
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New Arrangement.

o - DNN A"' 8. c. BAKER &Co.,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
ITEILattend to the receiving and delivering freight
w and collection of freight bills.
N57Ofice at the Store. tOct1S-dtf
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TODAccu ExFoars.-From 1916 to 1865 incIu-
Sive, as We learn fr.m the Southside Democrat,
there were exported from Virginia TO Holland
5O4I hOgsheans of tobacco, and 1883 barrels Of
stems. During the same time there were exported
to Antwerp 6,92S hcgsheads tobacco, and 1853
Ibis. stems
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

NonFoLk Posr oFrrcE.-The Norfolk News
publishes formidable list of letters remaining in
the pOsi-ofice Of that city on the Isl Of Novem-
her. The list fills nearly half page of the pa
per. Large numbers of those TO whom the letters
ure addressed are dead.
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NALTIMORE .MARKET.

Nov. 7.-saIes Of CITY Mills flour al 900; Ohio
and Howard ST at 9.l24. Wheat dull and unchang-
ed. Corn, sales Of yellow at T5aBO, new white
at 81. Sales of prime mess To'k for future de-
liver at $40. Lard for December delivery AT lilac.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08

PARop,'s CONCERT in Pittsburgh will take place
on Friday evening next. Tie sale of tickets and
choice of seats was to commence on Tuesdny
morning. The demand for tickets was very en-
thusiastc. and persons who desirel 10 be present
were advised to secure their seats as soon as pos
SibIe.