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TO ALI WHOM II EA1 C8SCERS--pssazs 49, notice
shsa On TCESDAE- SssA ias-.. at II o'<}eez. NJ I
bali - peFS tui zlzsr aease seshsr stsAfae }&a3
vaich stands sid prazSFty ssSSEne8 -
Aessrs Lesh & Bro. ssty 81 1855.
property s.taate3 IN ahs % hsErstan coaaty
FsyEs Ar3 state - fas ana generally kaavn t.
slaughter q Nsss-s Lash. ssrs3e &C. TAe
al he fer cash ~ ssrt paper sell su5erset. Tsa
&c g salo A-sz Ero- ssrofassE Ezvztsi &c
teas tse sac For st'szss sgIIy sAs aresss
$40. WIDE KING. Asssaee-
CiRetza&i5. r-sz4-r u. 1855 s3ss
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1FWe have received copy of book recently
published entitled Life and Great 0rations Of Daniel
Webster which predict viii have extensive
sale II contains prehensve sketch Of Mr. Web
s4rs life review OF his orations and oratory and
several Of ms abiest speeches, among which is the
"eeletratcd reply to Hsyne.' The biography was
written by the able sni popular editor Of the Knie
erbosker, aud i. in his hsPpisst Style the review
by Edsar3 Everett OF all perhaps best qualified
to make IT, as he knew Mr. Webster intmsteiy is
hinselt ons finest living orators and hest wr-
ers The Speeches embrace tine Plymouth Rock and
Senator Haynes great Speech and hlr. Webster's
f,l-ous reply The book is beautifully printed fine
white paper and sells the low price Of dollar.
Iii einbeilhei ith an.dmrsbIy executed steel
grsved likeness Of the Great EHpounIer, which is
ex.et copyu tbe Issuerreats pe taken bv whip
pie Of Boston There tw o features il which ths
book difrs from all other editions of Mebster's
spec hes, it is the only edition that cortg,ns Mr..
H.3ses speeches and the only one embellishe4 tth
ta!, likeness As j. sold in bookstores hope
our cit gems will avail the opp0r turity
secure copy No one should hesitate to buy it be-
he hos read the peeches they desirable not
only the finest specimens OF American eloquenee
snt the choicest eInanatons from the mighty mind CT
Webster they contain valuable historical iuformH
cn aud eiueidste important principles of govern
nent and social system. The reply to Hsync exhibits
agreaier variety Of uence and skill De bate than
we have ever seen in one speech The finest strokes
o. satire and sarcasm. the lott thought expressed
II most oesu ifal lasguage, and th closest
ing may b. found in it. We commend the Looa
mdthe Agent 20 the patronage of our citizens.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-24

FREE LEcTCRE.--Hon. CHARLES II. TEsT
will deliver Lecture before tie y NJ. Lit
erary Association, on lhi, Thursday evening,
at Starr Hal. The public are respectfully
invited to attend.
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The uaphsa~oa Family co.nia<,

uaf e''-isas ~, Fl -l opportunity aeXt Fli-
~ night q Starr it,n, 70 enjoy rich rlus;ca,
,4,'''A'linent " these de.igath ard popular We
s-'%'s ho have blessed tlse Grid With their SONGS
! .ea' ;aset, breathing -Pe.re eaeasth and good
i. 9 'aaa Tie have ben Masking profes-
l&' 'rer tafe' - 3 'rfeas vcst, and have thrs
- v-.a 2 ..e~.ty p-lcome. Thousand. have
.a''ssssa'ed aLo seldom attend afaazemeuts ofaa
- gag eaaFasta., aid listened with intense in
!, and adW,f9.oa 10 the soal stirring music OF
''sss tray American aiiastrels.
!. a hsfo 70 ten What g.ses these Meaata;a
So S.g'r nsa.et'ess power. There is soue-
s'a n iaeir t,le wA.ea eaToft Sc described but
1'aa' p. heard u Is srpysc.atea
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4 Rare Chance.
n LARGE shop 20 rent. y. % vide
r fee high, over Jose "a Dickinson I'm Factory.
January -. i-55 6f
Republican Mass Meeting.

The Republicans Of Wayne county are
requested to meet at CENTERuLE, on SAT
IRDAY the goth INST, T. confer together
and elicit public sentiment or the various
questions of state and National interest,
now exciting the public mind. Good speak
ers will address the meeting. LctALL come!
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IouNa AMLnIcA-Wc had occasion. a
few days since. 10 witness the operation Of
"LEAyIrr's You've AMERICA CsUsnER as
improved BY his late patent and now for sale
BY Beard. Siuer d BoStceH, of this city. Il
j very essentially different from the old pat
tern of Mr.. Leavitt, and also from the ''LI
BE Giant, neither oi which were, to our
minds, quite the thing. In the new Mil,
however, the objections are almost entirely
done away with, aud enc Of the best mills We
ever saw is furnished When we saw it al
work pair Of horses were doing easy work,
and grinding we. and thoroghly. at lie rate
Of fifteen 10 twenty bushels per hour of corn
IN the ear. There Is no choking in the case,
and the ground material is delivered into It's
proper receptacle through a spout. and not
scattered around is whole circum ference, As
IN The old mi.!. But the chief and most val
liable part Of the Improvement consists in the
fact that the large teeth or cob breakers are
SCI as near the centre Of the Mil as possible
Inc hue teeth are inserted on movable rings,
which can be east thin Of hard metal. and if
ever worn out can be readily replaced by lew
ones q. 4 friing expense compared with the
cost % Presiag stones.
ihe A..a IS furnished with Two set Of fue
'eeih taad Others can tc furnished al aav
alne, az cost not exceeding three dollars per
ST. one set for crashing and COB grinding.
SAD ne other Tor GRADING iae meal for family
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~ Messrs. Spinning x Watt sold -weire
horses IN this city, few days since, tor an
average price OF one hundred and seventy
dollars each. Richmond IS one Of tae best
markets IN the West for fine horses
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i arasal meeting elshs Stockholders e }ston
and HamIifcn RsitrosS Company viii k haiSea a.
is Frtacs uSee n kateu Moa4ay. The IL -
Tor the purpo r. e1eetinS thirteen plreefers
exercise f Sow q tte stioR 2a3 manage
busiaess fur the ems I1s yesr
Contractors 81 she res,ate~ passenger trAias 81 the
e gnparz y ii IN tl4t sas ana from re a OF
election 81 persons prs e4r aet9rS ss.-ea OF
0snsrship Of any q rs -sr9tnl s;sek.
J. 3. STEPHENS, Sew.
Ea-ap Ts-utrs la.s-e IS;
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WATSON IS on hand like
thousand Of brick ready to take tile pic
lures in the new style. called i" An4brotyping.
These pictures must be seen TO be apprecia
ted, and in order 10 see them, the public ave
most respectfully invited to call at Joseph'S
room, over Aliens China Store, and see his
specimen before purchasing elsewhere.
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y improved Lot on Yin street. nith ~ ~
isary eoBvenisnees for Livery Business ~
81 by TOO feet in good er3er. lerms lotg
y ! b pay Reats, or VII - exc aangct ter
tan4@. DENNIS
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LOST

& BLACK VCE NtCTuETNE was Loss Sunday egeuiug
z last in Ills city. Any person finding such article
will confer favor. nj also he reNarseH If
ii ieIs al the PalisIn.ll Office The residence
CHARLES THOMPSON.
January o.. E.-h. ~
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sSi,ree Thousand EsoiInr- IT,.
Bonds, Tearing per teat Tor Gale On lair te-t
DEaNte
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Eso.E>c and Lot 81 Main stfee., bttsse
- aaI Fatth Lot a. fs4t fraat By loo IL -
gi.Ie pref cry Oh The st.e~t t8r Irahtabie i-..-
DENStz
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GRAIN, GRAIN. GRAIS

WE Eaa. Fisy thousand busaegs cerns
- Twe-.Y wheat,
Fartr DAfS.
FerEhica cash .aG the r. ea-ss: EzzrEet pg&9aG
ysFs.herI UESSIs ex KING, ~ u
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Inc half Of Frams house scverfh
Pby III feet. Is fsa. ..les the side
MY e lot south * Mat eet lloase has
= u c-Ilar. Will be SOLD cheap. DENNIS II 49,
kovs1aE5eri !. "a Ia
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Looh Before !. Oh Lean

-, ~ - HIST d are nov rieei. in,
- sE - pen A. taa.r ~Eara Nc. L tls4n stree
t' ~, itat-sna, enc s. the finest -rsrs. ~
4s-~Ss +" sacs md Jese3ry tgt has ever baan aa.,
Ley "eaaa respectfully csiI TIE A.
ii'r :. 10 h-11lhe q MS adser. sns cali Il
= @ad Psiee fseE easds hssoTe pvr. a-s~az et-.-
t5ss GO prices aas - 1o- tney can save
g Sc EEL rsT see aat - sad war
F@ts 4 s. p e. reFrrsentess I've buy goods
ne "A feles st rst Frire.- 4aa for eAsn osLT aad
ta:A We san sell a. lover prlses ga4n az h0a.e in
it4cEsuoos
IS Sc s3so prepared - finish to the trade all
-5sEs zes go ear Ina wholesale, e. N York
prizes Sc ere also ageafs oE sierF tosga ~ =
s. zzs tsr the s.
~ cas- iUrassH - cEler aaF article 10 aur iszs
srHt5s@s .sA or rt'a}i. feevar 1888. Ia lowest
AZ zrts q ttrh- pIsces r=aired and warranted ~
'7a SIS --s, Ee-1 s1a "a sais place pr .etieal
9se5asAa
taasssazs con st4s4os.
f-5caasesa Dee eeu3sr -, Iss5 -
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1tea.s, ssSy rks;i aR4 5 Of spal
Siniies north II KnishSst .~a isurg Soarfy, Lss
81 ella = L ta.saaBs- MN .ngee4 aE-e
SAiugs Machine AID Cor. Cfasher All Com. SIS
Of ample 4toScr aad plenty q poplar tmbrF =
mill. N41Ete sOli yrr5 les. PtNSI3
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Ness Frame suEtage on Srye.,,f
- Naln--yery snug and eomfor.aale; ia mrs, ~
sold las. t.Nt IS 3
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TIE uatetsi rnet II devote his v'ei at,ert-
to the practice OF Msjicue and Slrrts Ule ia
sic l=tg store. l. Z. IL itaHIUN. %. p.
.nr..r- u Lsa.. .H.
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II s1.-S sfCrSs G2oaa land on The s.
L > S9ataNest .ftIrt4f. section 10.
,auI.ty, -. I@slrs sast,l : camden
DESNE5
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4 99AD HOUSE eot~-z = AT T-.nat
.-e.s. ! -.
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: NIGliTs acres % iand. { lesles cas-, g, E-rtzs
: the sanction y Railroad ard Eaten pi&e
:. ka-satH. +
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, FINE lrsta.tlrn tro..,4s issss3 a r.os se.,e
= staAttal -. DHa.,4a
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An Address to the christiaa !

DTJ. < CHAMPION, vith - Appendix
irf-srz9 Exsserfencs Il wzsssAs 8srtra
This SNAIL ~orz hz. lust h~@@u issnef ana p
at .fss Bssastere es Bssr4ssak & Bro gsetraoza,
BIZ. 2s-gs Fezrts. On Ffnestreet ClacinnaSz
-e;sseER scr s. i-ss5.
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.5sh& 2sssfR4As.

Il SIZE partnership here efore es. between Holloway
* N4UEhton, this 3ay dissolved y zaat.si consent.
f. B. HOLLOWAY,
January =, ll.j. L. l.. IIAUGureN
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q GOOD story brsck hsase. s4aTly E<z
7 "A To-, a.. DsPo-. Price cE5isEate-5t4
- balance III good Nuiiiis4r materials
SsYcalAerI DESAI- . KIM Real lsi@ss
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: ;7;iafcE Iots (enclose55 IN Seventh street sgz
4 Main, very eiisibly iaea:~t
Nov. 5 DENNIS 8
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I, GOOD house and i9t = / earl street, g. Is
ront by 49, fsette22. il guai or!es
saLi toe + n easy terms HLNNl +
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II ! &ES first alzts1y srairse fzHa IN ls,3sz
euI sso ull!ts ts41a eeaaty seat. w.sA
tea 81 H<Sts rsFg desirable Wtsf IS
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I'd EsIET--A Enestere "a Main
= feet vide, enc hui- il esi zus Ten feet t.
~! - 80 fort tea es-s II IeE T.
October DEM
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gSIoErl acres u ..e land il p lava
ga I5.Ta. five miles from the county sea-
EiH te exchanged fer good house aaa To- e
Ina DG.A1s -
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z Ei.e Acres anc land nes Beg.e,es
4 ehesp pESSI-
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DsSf. thousand doll4r InortE sge on new az. -
: Jssogafty. ssorta TIM 90 zines this sh.Yas
s.la 10 pa 30 3archss-f n per cent
NJ Din Ms 3 ~
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!. NeFer keep animals on shas. auowanee-
Il Fa0 'tarve them, thew viii starve vou
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cosk SALE.

s G1s1 YARN % ss1eatg acres. seven al
ealsa4. - acres - I'm er, Seua trsS x Azaze.
A. -aa sat sa.i-ls asa sao4 orchard, 3ls
N.za = ss4- ga. rES.f> = i-5e
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, FINE hti - store au4 yelling on Ma -
in eoaa ORDER. AMI 81 the very sA
locations Ii t4e city. iosse-slon gwen -
DESNIS &
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ysG.s sal E.~-A Dey rIrN cottage. p.eas4a5ss
= ted AMI cst.af, all IN gosi orb Gss
AZ 1 IS. i take a good carnage part avt4s44-.
tt-ssrr = EESAIS s f.Iz
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yVisEE. D--Four haAafed dollars, on 41-1su4ga
y rs44 esta.e. a. earrca. ra-.s Of interest
J1to. Il >. DENs,I- & 3
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nae hundred ana sixfs scrcs - ssaa4 zzss
y 81 5.sEaua Asrc.r erazfs lsifEcts. y -fss
q the Mississippi rlSer. -al nsaF ths h51E
~ Boston WILL be SD les = cSeAauesl
property DENNIS g. KIM.
Richmond, Dec 1855.
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{yra&Tf.B~-A purchaser loren seTa. 81
~ Laaa square noiys adjoining CAsstcr. Hzs
sf Alcl.in0lI. DEM es4 a
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r4ts <rary EzS.~c sal ntI htif lot
/ posses #fau sill ts 4tFz Immediately, A.
very la T. cas- DIM -
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4 choice around, sdi8iIta: Klehmop I. all N
The land IS dusly aaaptel 10 gardening purp
lie sold ssry Ee..se1. Den tt
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s'nRsa ,cRLs Of ssserssriaaa eat4e Bas.sz
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! q roof house. fssr re1gHs. cellar ani cis.grE-
.IgF .: eEs5es .r4sit in .t.s .rf- VIII be sold
-.oys:E ~ J. DENNIS s KING. - = !.
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vErzso Es.1ses 2-tl s-ats on 9bItp ssres e.
y fFtsu. h4tls.s. 3 r8nfa e1clt. and good vgst.
-. fa-4.r As III sc sold en- s.f}. DENIM
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M1eai1ery. Il every aezeriptisn. aiso. e.r.4a.
IrLoANS es9tfass1. al CASH ass sns
.iEpneats
5.hn Hsz, - g,nE.- H.ehn.rf
. -, go '1tiSeF' i''..
Brosn : Morr.r.
Sosk SAL
Asl.a1 -. .s.l4.9s = a.. ssoa lsesAr.s a. :.
u .sers ar.: Qlss, .,sir.s ,aaa IN l-,,s.s aea
tea i. resa<et. rsr4 tss.easIe tras; Mia
..srsa.a Us
%
zN.#.zEx .=re. AZ - ! Az = xea -su4 -
4. "a ea4aty s-ss--ss 4ers. eIesrs =. sss.t
$. :, .o,-.r .~
= - fsszs ..a ee!.af =. = god order
s,uREa .CRLs q Superior laaa ca .ae Bos:aa
80
. h per,h ofs.a.A, ;, : 6ars,.a.
SEA -
s,IG!iT=t a,res q. iana ( 1s,.s. cas-. = Erszsst
81 .nctioa u RAl.rsaa ard Eaten PIKE y -
-tAssA'A'
4sssl..y +crs. Good .-aud On N. II ,ss4
- ! =: s2s.th~sst 'iaar.as. section 10 'aspe
Guilty . '~,'ss s'e'a - :. N~'1, pl.yxys ~
s s.a. ana 80. Lot no.. "a 'a.s avs =
j.ot can re sas.i.ssl AN anita .soa.ly 4 ss5F
.,5a i4sii.ass ana %, La. ans. NIn ing
~ ta3t,Ie .fe-rr ans rl.ntx :. poplar tmlTr =
n.ijI. Wsti1e soid yer, los rEsSIs
.1 ..l.'a5 l,ns IA TIRE s,s.. d. q" g T..
hrss r.se e,ler-sooi stone Q4arry ara
l--sa.s.s- VII u soli :: ]. bsFsain.
: Esosl>c and f.ot Main sfee., htts.s
s.e e9a ia 9 d. IL t' .,.s Tot 9 p sy laS
Bonds tearng per teas Tor Gale en fair tee
DEaNts -
ns.' Franc and Sois"ss .? ia si{s
y improved Lot y in street. With 81 I.
ssty eonvenienees far Livery Business -
A. ~ f65 feet in good rider. erms iaes
"a pay me1ts, or W. seze 4AnSes .eT <
'An1s. DENNIS
Man very eis'''! lasa nt,,,,:ts s.t.ss
l -, - ~ 10. -, ), - 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21
NEM YORK MARKET.

MARCH 20th.-Thc cotton market is steady,
sales 5000 bales. Stcamear's news having had
stocks higher. Cumberland 941-2. Erie 81
3-S ILL., Cent 90 1-2 Mich Southern 95 38.
Chicago g. Rock Island o. y. Y. Central ~.
Clcv., Col & Gin. 1881. Indiana State IS 80.
Missouri 6's s53. Clev. & Toledo rs 49, Read
Coffee firm, sales 5oobags Rio at 12c Sugar
firm, sales of250 hhds n Mt 1-2. Molasses
dull, with sales 200 bbls n. Q. Linsced oils
quiet. Lard Oil quiet sales bbls at % cents
Bacon scarce. Freights dull.
Flour dull, sales 1000 bis Southern at SAB,
for Ohio. Wheat declined, sales 1000 blu South
crn red at 17G and 80 for white. Corn dullcr,
sales 10, 600 bus. western mixedat 68 cts. Pork
better, sales of 14O bbls. Lard is firm, sales OF
SOU bbls. Beef dull. Whisky dropping, sales
$50 bbls. -. -. =
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lutidN to prescribe system stmilar;to that CT
last year,
"a stibstitdta oaAIF Ku0tc,s notion was Offer
ed placing 800, subject 10 die order Of each
Company, as their expenditures became lcccs-
sary. ses ssK
Mr.. Jacob renewed tho motion to reeommit
the subject. Carried
The amendment to the Ordinance relative to
the Fire Department was also committed for
arcrort.
Areport was read ftom the committee on Wa
ter Works relative TO the additional extension
of watsr-pipes without city limits, and offer
ing resolutions to continue the supply to those
mills which arc nOw supplied, but to cut off
the supply to private residences beyond the city
Limits.
The first resolution was taken up, confirming
the right of the mills North and South of the
city now consuming, to continue to use water
from,the extended pipes s.s.5.,F ~
Alter another lengthy. discussion, the entire
report was laid upon the table, and the Clerk was
ordered t6producef the contracts at the next
meeting of the Council
The Ordinance providing for taxation for
1856, was reported by the committee on Fl
nance, and was laid on the table for the time
being.
Petition of Jno. Gibson dnfOrmsD laid on the
table
Petition of a. scatterday for reduction of as
scssment. Motion to refcr-motion torejcctthe
pctition-carricd.
On motion of Mr.. Fitzhugh, the Alderman
was ordered TO stay proceedings in the case of
Jno. Gibson, until some action be had upon his
petition at the next meeting of Council.
Petition of b. j. Robinson-re7d to com. on
Petitions and Rcmonstrances.
Petition of p Lyon for remission of fine
granted.
Petition of Fredk Mcrklc for reduction of wa
ter-rent. Referred.
Petition of YIN Hamilton for change of wa
ter courseson Lindsay street. Referred to com.
on Streets and Alleys, with power to act, imme-
diately.
Petition of Henry voltz, for license for
Coffee Hoasc of the Cd class. Granted
Petition of Jesse Wheat for indemnity for the
loss of ahorse-reFdto com. on Petitions and
RESPONSIVENESS, to report.
Bill offs. Neel, SIT, paid. Suudry- fee bills
were referred to the City Attorney.
A communication was read, from the Wharf
Master, relative to the establishment of grade
of the Wharf from Monroe street to the creek.
Referred to the committee on Grades, with power
to act.
Petition of R. t. Brooks, Referred to COM
mittce on Water Works.
The report by the committee on Finance, of
n Tax Ordinance for tho Gear 1856, was taken
up, and after lengthy explanation by Mr.. Ja-
cob, with suggestions as to new sources of re-
venue, and resolution Offered by him, which
was adopted was, on motion of Mr.. Matthews,
postponed to a experimenting to be held to-mor-
row evening.
| Mr.. Hubbard offered the resignation of Mr..
Wilson, an Assessor elected for the 9th Ward
The Council then adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

Tur ice in the river above the suspension
bridge, gave way yesterday at noon, and fOatcd
mast the city landing without doing injury to the
boats, the ice being quite rotten and spOngcike.
Some Of the boats from above, dropped down to
the landing and others were hauled up, prcpar-
a,Ory to taking in freight The Courier willre-
sumo her regular trips to-day or tomorrow. II
the river Is not open this morning from here to
Cincinnati, it will be, in all probability, against
night or tomorrow morning at the hrthcst-
Twelve or fifteen boats are lying at Marietta,
waiting for the ice to give way. Our merchants
and citizens generally, will hail their arrival at
our wharf, and the urchins will wade into the
saccharinematter of which their cargoes are most
Is composed. Everybody appears clated with
the prospect of speedy resumption of bust
ness
The Brown Dick, connecting with the Central
Ohio Railroad at Belleair, resumed her trips last
night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

WEdropped in yesterday, at MesSrS leiskcll
&Swearingcn's store, and found them more than
usually busy in waiting upon their lady custo-
merS. a receipt Of large lot Of new and beau
tifi goods, of which the public had got mere
intmation, was probably the cause of so large a
number of persons being present; and the evil
dent pleasure taken by thcmembers of that firm
in showing their goods to their visitors, whether
they wish to purchase or not, and which is SC
generally known, is also great induccmcnt to
visit their store, ifony to the latest improve
ments in fabrics aud styles. And as they re-
eeive goods from the Eastern cities almost daily
and certainly as fast as anything new is import
ed into the country, everybody knows that q
visit to their store will post them up in the fash
ions.
OF course, nobody had time to wait on us, for
every bOdy knows that an editor is looking into
every place, in search of nothing particular; but
we found an opportunity to notice an ''ecstatic
lot of feminine fixcns," that called forth cxcla-
nations of delightful surprise from every body
present, that they should behold anything so
beautiful Now, it may be that our lady read
ers may think we arc joking. We assure them
that We arc not, and to satisfy thcmselves, let
them call at Messrs. HeisSell & swcalingcu's,
aDd-cxaninc their beautiful French work in
Bishop Lawn and Swiss, and their yalenciennes
and Maltese sets, and they will corrOboratc eve
~ word we say. These goods are imported di-
rect from the European manufacturers by this
house. aud consequently they can well afford to
sell them at least 25 per cent. cheaper than
houses that purchase in New York. They also
have fine Linens, of their own importation from
Belfast, which they are offering at very low fig
ucs
The long standing and prObity of this house
has secured them large custom, and VIC arc
sure we arc glad to sec it, for they well know,
Tat, alter good goods and honest dealing, a
liberal policy in business is sure to lend to sue
cess