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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01
From Was hington city.


FESTIVAL, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80, 1852.
The Presidents message in type and special
gers for New Orleans and the other distant points will
start with it to morning at six o'clock. The
New Orleans messenger expects to reach his destination
at eight O'Clock on Tuesday morning. stopping at nine
intermediate places.
democratic festival took place at the United States
Hotel this evening The hall brillisntly Illuminated
and festooned with flags garands. &c At one end of
the room is the inscription, "No North-no Southno
East-no West-under the Constitution but sacred
maintenance of the common bond devotion to
the common brthrieht" At the other end, band dis
coursed eloquent music. At nine o'clock hundred
and fifty guets including several 6enators members
Congress and distinguished strangers sat down the
bountfuly spread tables Mayor Msury presiding There
has been no speakDg yet but Douglas and Others
expected to speak.
Mr. Forney has to day restored all except four of the
index clerks discharged by him yesterday
Geo w. Kimball has been appointed Consul at St. Ue-
to NIL the vacancy occasioned by the death Of the
late Consul
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From Philadelphia.
DESTRUCTIVE INSTRUMENTATION CONVICTED
OPERATIONS AT THE MINT.

UESTKUUTINF FIRH-COUNTHRFEITEK CONVICTED
OPERATIONS AT THE MINT
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 80, 1852.
About FIVE O'Clock this morning are broke out in the
paper store of Messrs Jessup and Moore Commerce
street, which entirely destroyed. Considerable
damage was sustained by Mefsrs Muzzy & Monroe and
other adjoining stores by water.
William Sttller charged With counterfetng half dol
lars was convicted to day before Judge Ksne in the u
$. District Court. The evidence conclusive monlds,
half finished coin and lathe having been found in his
possession. No testimony produced in his defence
The following is the monthly statement Of thu United
States Mint Receipts. 81 280 900 in gold coinage,
81 $50 6A3 Total receipts of the eleven months in 1852
S47G6g354
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BoYDvl1Lr, (va) Nov. 26, 1852.

FREsHETs AT THE South A de- spatch from Au-
eusta. Ga dated Nov. 20 ssys-Wihn the past day
Two have had heavy rains which, have extended into
the interior Along the line Of the Georsis Railroad
heavy rains have fallen and is apprehendsd that
portions Of that road have suffered damage This wafer Is
running on Bay street in this city, line with
the fence Of the upper sharves The river has rcn six
teen to seventeen feet and s still rising about two ncheJ
per bour 1t will however have rise ten feet be-
t reach Broad street OF about four thousand
bales OF cotton that upon the wharf awaiting ship
hundred bales which drifted of. steamer, however,,
has been sent them and II is anticipated that
ly all Of them will be saved also.
We learn from the Coumbs, (S. } Banner, Of Nov
27 that the bridge Gls Greek the Sumpter ROAD
ard the bridge the Camden road have both been car
ried
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Markets.

Markets.
New ORLEANS, Nov 26-Nocn.
Cotton has further declined zc. since the receipt
Of the Americas news; strict middng being quoted
at q4c. The sales yesterday 10 900 bales and
this morning they already reach 600.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 30, 1852
Cotton-Saes to day 800 bales at prices ranging from
a0hc; the market Is depressed and has a downward
tendency.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 80, 1852.
4C00 hogs sold to- day at SO 25 900 bbls pork
allied $40 T5 The sales Of -four have been 1000
bbs at 81 $405 The arrivals Of hogs thus far has
been against 900 Mt the date last
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Bosros, Nov 30, 1850
The electoral college met to day at three O'Clock at the
State House The Hon Robert G. shaw District Eector
called the meeting to order
Robert G. Winthrop Eleccr at Large was chosen Pre-
sident and J. II. W. Paige, Secretary
Mr Bliss of Springfield offered resolution referring
to The death Of Daniel Webster and appropriately speak
ing of the funeral solemntes in progress, which was
adopted
The Board then Adjourned to 12 o'clock to morrow
when the vote of Massachusetts, will be President
of the United States.
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stock Sales.


PnIADrI.rHIA, NOV. 30 Reported BY Keen Tayiorl
400 do pas due 9 1856 "a do, 56, sK 400 Pennsy vaniA
District 6s 30 30; l8 Jehgh Convertible Mortgage 6s
i4l 800 Iehgh Mortgage 6s 0 1000 Lebigh S. 95x 1900
Texas Register Notes s5 co. 1890 do go 1000 Reading Rail-
road6s TO- 49, 200 Camden and Amhoy Railroad SIS Is,
IO; $500 County Ss old ~ 50 share: Lshigh Navisa
IS DO bs 4s7s l62 do hs i9 10 DO cash as1 l5o Leg
Island Rarosd, cash. 2s7s; 400 do b5 23 Dl do, 23 $50
Morris Canal In lots b5sn l9 100 do. ~ 100 Sobuylki
Navigation 1917 90 do l9 100 Schuykill Navigation Pre-
ferred 2x; 70 Beaver Meadow RArosd, SIX, 10 Cumber
lard Valley Railroad &c. Northern Bank Kentucky l6s
is Farmers and nechanics Bank 10 200 United States
Bank ~ Il Bank Of Pepnsylvsnis l2l le Mechanios
500 shares Morris Canal b5 1871 $50 do b 1917 !50 Beayv
Meadow Railroad, 8i 20 PennsyI Railroad isk so
Leng Isl and Railroad. s5, 2sK @odo b5, 2 Lshish
Navigation b5 TAN; 10 Reading Railroad cash 5o% SecosA
Bodrd-Sl Oo5 IS Pennsyvania S. t5 9A; 2A ls do sd
esx l67i ts do 2 9sH 2 o. do gs; 800 IeSss RsEssss
kin Naysaon s 81 a. s 200 do st ~ "a r;s.pss a Lcnr
Island Railroad 2sz 100 do, b5, 2 800 d. IN gss' "A
Union Canal J6; 500 do, In lots 1871 1 49, ?. nna
siI: 100 uerris Conal 49,; 100 do, b5 lg
Railroad fq 500 Schuytil Ns.igsh9n "a ,o X so,. 10
80 do, bb 20 do, ls ll6 do ws 90 ts do In iot. 70.
sslSyial S.,i,si.G P,sTfss 81
Awerissn Coal iiJ.; 100 irsrd Bsns 20 Ia ~ 40 ,tx
wr fs6 S. - loo chs Long lsisnz
Railroad "a 100 do, a SO do % "a nW AZ lots 90
"a a. ss. .sl g ss.s N is do 4, ,s @
hn ,"sl ~ In So rs i9k 50 de , lg ~ c b5 sE
qoh,Soh .sy;sstion 7s; do In lts S&i " Ninsh Rail-
a. ss Union CassL bs 16k 100 yhuykiii Nav, bs
scs oo schuyl Nav Pref ~ 2et % Sssvsr Meadow RI.
w's, sso Gi,a,a Bank, sa iiE. farS i, arm
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The little manufacturing village Of Suroook, N. II
has than doubled its population within two
II Ia becoming place Of considerable manufacturing
Lote,
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A tumor. weighing liz pounds, says the sprinsnei
Rebubcan was taken after death from the body OF Han
nah White Of Gill the 22d ult The sack OF tho tn
NOR weighed I71f pounds, the balance being water
which on being empted out, filled . common sized
wash tub 1t had been In existence for eleven years.
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The Jerry Rescue Case.

SYRACUSE, Nov 80, 1852
Logan, the coored preacher who indicted for aid
rg in the Jerry has surrendered himself to the
Marshal and given bail for his appearance at court in
January next
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ruR sALn

NJ the ~ IN RAPIDLY growing peighborhood, and In
gret doing good busnes offered for sale
Law, and favorable terms Address X K Herald ooe'
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The Mails In she south.

The Mails IN the South.
CHARLEsToN, Nov 30. 1852.
The mail has again failed to- night South of Montgom
cry, Ala
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The Pennsylvania Electoral College.

HANkIsbURG, NOV. 30, 1852.
Many Of the members Of the Pennsylvania Electoral
College have assembled here. The reported death OF
W r. King the Vice President elect places them in
dilemma and is the subject of much discussion among
fhnnn
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The Empire City for New York.
Nnw ORLEANS Nov 23, 1852.
The steamship Empire City, sailed to day for New
York via Havana
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NE WIS BY TELEGRAPH.
Meeting or the Presidential Electors FOR New
York.
THE SELECTION OF oFFICERs-DEscRrPTIoN OF THE
DELEG ATES, ETC.

Meeting or the Presidential ELECTORS FOR New
York.
THE SELECTION OF oFFICERs- DESCRIPTION OF THE
DELEG ATHs, ETC
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW yoRx urR.,o
ALBANY, Nov. 80, 1859
The Presidential electors OF the State of New York
chosen by the people the End Of November assembled
in the Assembly Chamber at o'clock this afternoon
The Hon Henry Randall Secretary of State. called
the t Of the electors and they were found TO he a
present.
The next business the selection Of a presiding Of
hcer Mr. PnRsor of Troy suggested the name of Chas
O'Conor
member moved to proceed to ballot
An amendment offered TO vote ,fva roce Lost by
ayes. IL; nays Il.
motion to choose by ballot was then adopted
Mr. HATHAWAY suggested the name of Zadock Pratt
for President.
The Secretary of State appointed Mr. Hathaway and
DR.. Vsche tellers
The College then proceeded to vote for presiding OH
Ger which resulted as follows -
Zadock Pratt. ... 10
xu. 1oo .vnor.. Is
Whhsm U Crane. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Mr.. PrERsoN moved that Mr. Pratt be unanimously dc.
cared Pretident. Carried
Messrs. Skinner and o. Conor conducted Mr. Pratt to
the chair who briefly returned thanks for the honor CON
tered.
Mr. CRANE moved that Lyman J. Waluorth bs an.
pointed Secretary. Carried
Mr. McDosALL then moved that the Convention ad.
Journ until eleven O'Clock to morrow morning Carried
A member offered . resolution inviting the Rev DR.
Polhnan. of the Lutheran Church. to open the morning
session with prayer. Adopted.
The College then adjourned
There are half a dozen hoary headed members Mr.
Hathaway OF ChemuDg being seventy years OF age
pofed of middle aged men, though several are quite
youthful in appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

The Earthquake In New England
BosTor Nov 30. 1852
The earthquake of Saturday mig felt in Beverly,
Wobum, an d Groton and in Wenham the people were
aroused from their slumbers by the shock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

L. vANDRwATER, AUCTIoNEBR-wILL SELL
on Thursday, December and Friday, Deesmber 3 at
l0 o'clock each day. at the salesroom No Ia Wall street.
Large and attractive sale of marble and aabaser statuary
fancy goods &c of the importation Of Sig w. Govann
being his regular sale OF the forty of which
have been received ship ST. John from eghorn the
whole comprising shoce assortment of subjects be
fore exhibited all of which have been selected with great
The ladies particularly invited attend Par
cuar in special Advertisements Also fifty German canary
birds, cages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

II L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
-. on Tuesday November s0th and Wednesday Dee.m;
Der 1s at 10Y o'clock each day. at the sales Ia Wall
utrcet, fresh frs-a large assortment Of
furs comprising variety Of articles Of the finest fabric
we'll orhy the attention the trade
and private parties The above iae Of goods comprises
of goods not made auction
and warranted to be Of the best manufacture
pertuny s offered to parties desiring superior class Of
8oods boow market prices consisting elegant sets martini
sabe stone msrtn London lustred lynx Siberian squirrel
Swedish martin vctorines and cuffs also large assort
mont Of robes lined and trimmed, wolf pole fox, gene
leopard, African lynx, SC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

L. yANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER FRIDAY
a Dec and Saturday, Dec t. at l0k Eo'olook, each
day at the National Academy Of Design 663 Broadwayo op
poste Bond sale of first class European paint
gs ancient and the forming Of the finest
coec before offered for public SALE being
bin alton the fnestArtss The paintings will be
hbon several days before the SALE with catalogues and
affords opportunity to conposeurs and others to
avail themselves of the purchase Of paintings merit
Smet. versves Rayton. schsefes Van Os Gonzales Do
Heem Paul Brill Of the best pupils Of Rembran and
Others
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E-a The Ohio River. 900
, PITrsBuRa, Nov go 1859
The river now measures eight feet in the channel at
his point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

WILLIAM IRVING g. CO, AUCTIoNEERs-WILL
sell at auction, on Thursday, Dec I'd, and Friday
Dec Sd 81 % O'clock each day. at the sales No. 10
Pine street, near Broadway assortment of Catara
marble atarary selected by Sig. Vito Viii expressly
ths market, consisting of urerb Guardian Angel
By Benene Group Fidelity Amore with Butterfly Psyche
Cupid Messepgre Dancing Girls of Canova Divine Love-
Abasr statuarv Groups of aHs Three Graces Venus
Of Canova and other groups and figures Agate Bardgo
and Verdi Prsto, Warwick Hete, Elruscan Roman and
other Vases Tazzes Card Reeeysr &c. The refined taste
the ladies and gentlemen of New York heretofore
ing acknowledged by their liberal patronage the
nature Of Sig Vito Wits imporatons will this occasion
ample for furnishing themselves with objects of
art and elegance Ladies particularly invited to at
tend
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIoNEER THIS DAY. AT 10
o'clock. at lS7 Canal street, all the parlor chamber
and kitchen furniture of gentleman breaking house
pgs dinrg tables sofas chairs rockers BEDS hair
atressss dressing bureaus wardrobes sofa bedsteads
Brussels three ply and other carpets, stoves, So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

A UCTIoN No1ICE.-THURSDAY, AT IO1S O'CLOCK,
Bcgarts large sale rooms is Spruce street. large
sale OF valuable furniture dry goods rich oil thing and
FANCY goods also without reserve virtue exeou
hon 25 superior patent cd platform scales. &c.
TIIOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
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WouN K OAKLEY, AUCTIoNEER ER-wEDNEsDAY,
nsesmber at'2 o'clock p NJ At No. = Atlsntie an
SrAndies wines gins Corda &c. in lots to suit pur
oshssers.
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DOUBLE SHE E. T.
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTI0N NOTICE.-H N. BUSH AUCrIONRER
"A will sell this day at lOk o'clock In the sales room,
North William street, dry goods clothing Shoes
gents morning gowns NUTS victorines and cuffs fancy
quantity OF segars Sc, -
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TENANTS REGISTER.

A LARGE. HANDSOME, AND LOFTY ROOM, WITH
"A without additional to let lease situate in
Chambers street near Broadway suits BILE for furniture
store auction picture gallery &C. The
hundred and fifty feet long twenyfv feet vide, and
thirty feet high Inquire Of Mr. BARNET at the box
Office Of Burton's theatre, Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

DURsE AND MONEY LOST,-A BLACK SILK PURSE
worked with beads with steel tips the ends and
steel rings lost Wednes day last between John
rsons dry goods store No 1888 and James Beck s55
bills dollar bill and BILL supposed be
two dollar with change dollars will
paid for the return of the to VIM BURGER "a
dt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

three story brick house. 1 West Threth street. near
10 College Place AZ SciooR R NJ or oUess =. Rent
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TOHN W. sOMERINDYKE AUCTIoNEER-SToRR
% No. II Spruce street-Furnture sale this day. at tao
suction at I0 o'clock, consisting of large stock of
Boston made furniture worthy the attention the trade
and others in ant-Round end sofas sofa bsdstesds
rockers centre and card tables, enclosed ahstands
Ersnoh and half French chairs do Windsor do
pine French bedsteads aton rosewood d. do
Bowel racks mirrors bar and leaf tables bureaus oie
also office desks chairs iron SAFE also lot of feather
beds pillows. comforters counterpanes hair mattresses
aubs, stoves &C.; also, ore horse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

ITO LET.THE STORE NO. rs WALL STREET. NOW
occnpied as and book Stock and hxtures
or sale. Apply 70 y. BRADY, 76 Nassau street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18


Ma. Observation-Disclosures the extraordi-
nary inclemency ofthe weather, the concert given
on Thursday evening by the Wheeling Musical Ly-
cum for the benefit of the Baptist Church was ex-
ceedinglywena ttended-iRdeedId dave seldom seen
larger audience in fine weather, or one more high
y pleased, in spite Of the difficulties in the way of
getting to the Church. Though many of the
principal singers were absent, the members present
acquitted themselves with great credit. Their Sc
lectiOns were iudicious, and their execution admi.
rable, The anthem, ''strike the Cymbal," was
performed with full orchestral accompaniment in
a manner that have seldom seen performed. A
solo from Hande's oratoria Of the Messiah, was sung
by young lady with singular sweetness aud taste.
In short, the whole performance was highly credit
able to the Lyceun and pleasing to the audience.
understand that the concert is to be repeated
on Thursday evening by particular request.
~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

CAuDLE LEcTUREs.-Few newspaper dashes at
life ever had wider and more successful circula-
tim than PuncRs Caudle Lectures, written, We
believe, by Douglass Je1old. We have an author
who, upon the first page of our paper to-day. gives
US a Caudle Lecture which is about as good as the
original ones. Ithas the advantage too, of being
based upon the practical realization of facts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

Yourn's CAptsEr. for boys and girls. is kept by
Nj. MMechen of the Literary Depot. This is an
excellent work o: the kind, and can be had at the
low price of sl,OO including postage. The vol
ume commences with the January number, sam
pie Of which can be seen at the Depot opposite the
Post Office. .sr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
1859 aTAGNIRI6ENTs T0CK0E 4nS9
''',7.stl DRY GOODS.
MN. r. sELRY,


NEoNRoE STREET, wheeling Va, is reeetytuE
M his stock or Fall Winter GoodSS fot JobbS Of
and from the best q cur
country. caraGlIy selected expressly for the
1T..z,s J. ..ss8 JoBBINGl TRADE.
or the best fbes designs and eolorb. 10 which he le
sreetfnIly aolieIs examination from his old e1atosb
CLoTHsEHB stock eonsiss in part OF the best mPkern,
aud OF the usual variety OF eooTa both Foreign and
cAssIMRRRSSBlhi black and dOeskin, a. wsl1 a. Of
lfel great variety Of The choicest fancy eoloTs
SATlNETTS-Blark, BlLe, Steel mixed, hney Green And
. Browns &c. A very full aud complete Stodki also
TwesdS and Cy. Jeana -. Il =
VRR COATINGS-O(c colo. ed blankets, pilot HEAVIER
cloths and other such goods in variety
PRINT-A very large stock oil the best nlels OF last
madden colors. As well6 the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, DC.
DRESS GOODS-GnehaIA, de lains, eIub'd ustIe,
ylaIn and ng' black HlpSeas, well OF coloFh
s a. the best variety. both figured and plain.
WHITE MISUNDERSTANDING stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets, STiEs and Scotch mills. lit
da, book, thread and cotton aces, edgings, etc.,
invayiety, also Irish linens.
CAPS boys, child velvet AMI cloth eapa,
also Mexican hats, Almost desirable lot.
AISO-ShawlS bhons hoSieIy, Imh ellas, brown and
bIcachnd milaIis, Ali tting, cheels, Ticking. &c.
Slc;, together with aSInlSnna completes Gtfck OF
Notions OF all soits, usInly wantedi and altosoth
hi III, rr feel well my sterk is complete that
when examined and the pices told, 1t will be
Rn,nL In all esq Gets. haFA superior 10 sahy
stock OF Goods before ofIaTed in the mai let
auE2I sIse w. Z. sHLBf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

IA THrSo OF BEAUTY is a Joy forever.". Mon
ey is only useful in proportion TO the. amount of
happiness it can procure, and in no other way can
greater pleasure be derived from a small outlay
than can be done by procuring one of Faris un-
riralled Daguerreotypes. Rooms 100 Main street,
near the Bridge,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

Professor GRIMES will give his concluding lee
ture tonight. at Union Hall, on Physiognomy, the
philosophy ofthe features and faces of men and AMI
mails, and the causes and meaning of the different
forms and sizes ofaws. teeth noses, ears and eyes,
and the different expressions of the countenance
andvoice indicating hatred, meanness, mirth, love,
&c. Mr.. Carl will also be there to entertain with
his fine music
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
New Fall Goods !!

->t-h 81 NEW Fail GOOQ6
NluS orning will commence opening our Fall stock
OF Goods, among which may be found The following:
DRESS SILKS
Very rich II Silks Plain black Gto lie RIhkS.
Col'd blk Satin Chine silk Tissues Heavy Sna Eeh
Madame De Roas Brocades for AL wear,
entirely new, = 2 g. Stewart Flald SiliH IN IN.
Gro de Antique ,.s e. tlrely' new ueSie'a-
French Muslin DeIAines Plain and Flsued. 5sf.
IS Mourning silk and Wool Mouain De laines.
French ChintEEs, very beautiful.
,BombaEincs, lupinH HakG, extra. ~ = ula1t
Our assortment OF Fall ShaWs Is u,equaed for eesAns6
and variety, consisting OF .-,isf .I .l1 =
Efmne tnr ShAwls, all eolors- sf.-=
Thibet Palm Shawlsl all eoioTs. ..,.-s.-
Grape Shawls at all prices, Embroidered and Tatn
French Cashmere Shnwls.
Bay State and French Paid -sha1vis
TRIMMINGS, RBdBRolDERlES, &c.
Embroidered Flouncng in Swiss aud JSeonet BinSIts
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and lnheTttngS, eisl 1a
Rici Trimmings In gteat variety, for dresses, 70
Thinning Buttons, in new designs.
.PflEee9 and LaeeS in every width. 80 ~
Wide Black and eooled Velvet RibbonA.
Narrow % Il do for Trimming 49, no
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style. i
sept3 800 o. W. HelsKKLL q Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

TnE Nrw ORLEANS orEaA TnOurr give their last
performance at the Melodeon, tonight The pro-
gramme is varied and atiractve-twenty-fy Eve songs
and dances-all for quarter; only cent pieceI
Cheapl a..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

The "LocLL'' OF THE GAZETTE thinks we are
We are in e'neees,itiOus'' circumstances. truly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18

''Looxrx0 ~ FAcEs,-A reprehensible practice
has obtained among young men, after passing, sud-
denly TO wheel about and stare in the faces of la
dies, who for shopping purposes, necessarily ap-
pear, betimes, upon Our side waikiki asets's
Local. --r
Who or what "wheels about and on which
side of her head does the lady wear her facet Is
it really possible that the ladies' Of Wheeling do
sometimes necessarily appear on our side walks"
and then always for shopping purposesl''
Isthe Local right sure that he did not intend 10
say ''nseessitOus" that timer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-18
For tke Intelligence.

THE RIVER rose nearly I feet yesterday, and was
rising rapidly last night