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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
Gan. scott at Home.

Gen. ScoTr arrived at his home IN w ashngton'
lat eleven O'Clock on Friday, the 2sd inst AT one
o'clock two hours after his ARRIVAL several gentle
men called upon him, and were directed TO thss
IWar Department, and upon repairing thitheb the,
Hound him at his desk at ,oork. E 81
Gen. Scorr is proverbial for his uniform habits
and any one, in the least acquainted with his char
acter for promptness in all the duties of hfe' Will
not be surprised to learn thisfact.
Here we see distinguished General-an ac-
lknowledgcd Hero, Patriot and Civillian-returning
iron what, in fact was business tour, at
irection of his Government, through the Valley oil
the Mississippi and the borders of the great Lakes
but which, by the enthusiasm Of the Western Peo-
pie, was riumphal march, with magnificent re-
lceptions at every city and village-wth the united
lhuzza of warm hearted, people at every depot,
and the welcome of brightIey eyes and smiling lips
throughout his whole journey ;-returnins to his
home, Unrelated with the honors paid him, not up
lifted with the brilliant prospects before him, but
quietly and unassumingly found performing the
Idutieso his office when called upon by his friends,
almost Immediately upon his arrival. .s l,4,i
Gen. Scorr is emphatically one of the people,
IA working man of the first order, and the Western
People will recognize and honor him as such OF
the second day of November next. - S
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PARAGRAPHICAL.

01-The British brig Calder for Liverpool, was obliged
to put back New York Sunday, having encountered
terrific sq,isil, and leaking very badly
uc1-Thc Washington board Aldermen have passed
increasing the salary ofthe chief police hum
bred TO one thousand dollars per annum. -, n
GERMANY hogs have been sold by the Rockingham, Va,
rncrs purchasers from Richmond and other places, at
4 from ~ TO So, 90 per hundred pounds gross. e.
nhony Cazenove, old and respectable citizen
dof Georgetown, D c, died on Saturday last. s.
Ozone dollar bills the Jefferson county On W bank
watertown altered to twentics in circulation IN
Philadelphia. ~
uJPhnneas Janney, old and respected citizen OF AL
3exandra, Va, died on the 18TH
uIKossuths sister is keeping boarding house in New
4 York - - sss,--=A= - = - -
gThc salary the Mayor orIoston been increased
from 2,500 TO Si,O00. ~
nIce in Lynn, Mass, during Saturday night TO
ia thickness OF half an inch.
T.Society is composed oftwo great classes, those
/ who have more dinners than appetites, and those
4 who have more appetite than dinners.
lIT Never lay a stumbling block in the way of n
man who is trying to advance himself in the world
Honestly and uprightly, for he is likely TO walk
sand laugh at you afterwards. = ,Etl
j 1irJerrold says that young boys wi marry old
maids gather in the spring of life the golden fruits
3of autumn" A very nice sentence that, but not
sat all likely to take.
1.-THE Smith family have 2SS letters advertised
lin the Sacramento Post Office. The Browns are
Sthe next in order. r5..
d uJ"Oh dear, Mr.. F., you Jest when you say my
sbabe is the handsomest you ever saw you must be
1 soft-soaping."
i "Weil, madam, think itreally needs soap OF
ssome knd.'' ss.lsSs?
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waitman T. willey.--what an opponen

Q ~ ~ ft hE,s. says. % ''-H'' 7f-'
Our distinguished candidate for Congress pos
sesses not only the entire confidence of the WhiE
party, but is universally respected and beloved BY
All men of all parties and of all situations in life
lie comes before the people with public ant
private reputation untarnished, and purity O
character which commands the admiration OF all
Even his political opponents, unprincipled as the,
are in the main. and STOPPING to anything, how
lever dsreputable, to gain their ends are compel
led to speak of him with respect and to do justice
Ito his private character and moral worth. The
Democratic Republican, published at Mcrgantowr
and one of the most rabbid Locofoco sheets in thu
District, in long article on the Congressional can
vass, thus speaks of Mr.. Wiley:
..Watman T. Wiley, Esq.,, is justly esteemed
VERY highly in this county. He is very cleve
Imam. most eslmable citizen, and personally we
wish him every good fortune. But with his per
lsonal qualities, we have nothing more to do
further than to defend them if he were slanderet
las is his Democratic competitor"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
Will Iri.hmen support british Policy
New YonK, September 6, 1856

5E fa-. ll.l. NEW York, Septcmber6 b, 1857
To the Editors Of the ". Y. Tribune:
am an Irshman, though naturalzed citizen
softhe United States. l wish TO say one word on
Spolics. 1t is true that the leading English papers
ate in favor of the election of Gen. Pierce, like
sly to benefit the cotton lords of Manchester, Biz
amingham and other manufacturing English towns!
SIf so, my vote is decided for Scott. Loving my
gratherland, whose life blood has beer tramped out
sby the English trade and manufacturers policy,
Cannot uphold any man or party elsewhere that
Jpromises 10 aid that accused English policy. Did
lnot our own eloquent NIeagher in lSi7 IN Dublin,
Sdeclare that this English policy had robbed Ireland
aof her manufactures, palsied her industry and
ruined her trade! and can any Irshmcn born help
that policy to longer or stronger life? am told
] that that forrest of papers, the London Times,
(Which has repeatedly exulted over the desolatlon
Sof Ireland claims that the election of Mr.. Pierce
9wll be worth millions TO Manchester and BiTming
lhaln! Is it SO! | may be wrongs but believe
Inshmcn not fond of British parties, nor of par
Rites advocated by British tories. Will you not not
flor my sake. but for thesake of truth, that Irishmen
5nay know who they are serving, publish what these
EEnglish papers do say; also what Mr. Meaghcr said
da5out British policy in 1871! Let us have the
dtrut i'll brief, and oblige
Yours, &C., JOHN McDERMOT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
Silver Coin.

u
i Much Inconvenience is experienced from the
iscarcity Of silver coin, and some complaints are
made of the Treasurer ofthe Mint, who refuses &c
return coin in kind for such silver bullion as Is
parted from the deposits OF California gold
irEe silver in these deposites averages about four
liths of one per cent and the whole amount is re-
turned in gold, the Mint reserving the silver bull
4lon to itself. The rule established at the Mint,
lis that depoSiters of mixed bullion, Shall receive
the return in the description which constitutes IT.
sprncipal value. There would be no hardship i'll
this if the market value of gold and silver coin
iagreed with the legal value as recognized by the
mint But that is not the case. For instance Q
3certain Bank in Wall street, deposltes every two
3weeks in the Mint about $4,000 IN bullion; iron
this there parted 500 in silver and the bal
lance is gold. The bank has then to take the gold
3coin, the Mint reserving the silver although ii
icharges the bank the whole cost OF parting 1T
sThe bank has then to take the gold com and pur-
chase silver coin for its ow use at Inc counter al
Ia premium of BAD per cent. This is loss 10 the
bank Of say S122 So on every such deposit. There
lean be no doubt but what equity requires that such
1sver,bullion as may be parted from the gold depo
lSted, should be returned inslver coin to the de-
jpvsitor when the amount IS sufhclent 10 justly It.
Ofcourse it is coined, and it IS matter OF IN
SQury among depoSitoIs here, asto what becomes OF
lit. II is worth per cent premluth II coined into
dimes and half dimes, and about 3 per cent in
larger COIN Probably part of it is converted into
three cent pieces. The remainder may be used
Tor the convenience oil the IrenuS oithe Mlhl III
!P Philadelphia. Certainly noneof it comes to the
Treasury here, Tor we learn that every request
flor it has been refSad and the Treasurer has been
'obged to purchase small change for the use of his
office, at premium noticed above. We can hard
ly doubt but what the officers of the Mint will, up
ion consideration, see the justice OF returning in
kind the deposites of silver, even i(mxed with lit
tile gold. If silver is wanted for three cent Piece
the large seignorage upon that coin will Justify its
purchase by the government, without taking it
from the just dues of depositoTs. We know
that those who have charge of the Mint are anxious
TO give public satisfaction, far as il can be done
consistently with their official duties, and we trust
that modification of the oppressive rule will eff
feet the relief desired Man York Journal Of Com.
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Silk & Dress Goods.

DAYADERE and Flourccd Silks, extremely rich Bro
eads silks in Tan color Ashes Of Roses &C. Satin dc
Genes, Caps all Wool French Mousin dc LANES IN rct
designs Stewart Paids, French Merinos Mousclin d.
lin De Laines Turquoise Thibe Cloths, elegant French
Chnles in colors Persian and Lama Cloths blaci
and Apacas from 1st to S, &c being the lnrges
stock OF dress goods in the city. Just rcceivedat
oct25 sf w HEISKELL & cos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
Wing Me etings.

W.T.. WILEY, the Peoples candidate for Con-
gress, and T. NJ. GALLr, Wing Elector, will adj
dress the people of this Congressional District at
the following times and places:
Wheeling, Tuesday, &c.
West Liberty, Wednesday, Oct. 81, o'clock P. NJ.
Bethany, =,
Freeman's Landing, Thursday, Oct %, o'clock
New Manchester, Friday, %,
New Cumberland, e 29,6
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From the Washington Republic.
Courage, WhigS!

If our Commander in Chief had paused after the
first skirnishes with the Mexicans, before Con
,reras, and partakcn of the encouragement of some
iof the LAWYERS generals under him, the subsequent
HISTORY of the war would have been but page OF
defeat y,-
l: the heroic Taylor had quailed before the mur-
erous onset of the Mexican cavalry, at Buena
Vista, his career would have ended there and his
sun would have gone downln comparative obScnIitl
If the hero of Iippecanoe had never Tailled
latter the first fire from the Indians, on that san
culinary field his star would have paled into dark
ness and set behind a thick cloud.
How many great battles have been fought and
won that were preceded by some d:sasters There
rs tide i'll every contest and II often turns while
yet it flows. 1t Will be SO now.
Thousands of Wings, in p Pennsylvania and OHIO
Iwho love Winfield Scott with devotion which
!eatl only can conquer, unwisely absented them
selves from the polls at the last election, and we
were beaten. They will rally by tens OF thousands
hinder his banner, on the second of November, and
,pcur their steady streams of votes into the ballot
boxes until victory is more than certain. "
"Who lays for dread of defeat
And from his weapons would retreat,
Commits folly and CRIME;
a soulless slave, M
. a paltry knave,
9 a clog upon the wheels OF time"
Winfield Scott is to day, was yesterday, Will be
to morrow thousands of votes stronger III every
State of this Union than party organization The
old men and the young men and children love HIM
for his devotion and great achievements. Gratitude
nay be oblitcrated from the human heart by the
love of office and the thirst for distinction; but
among the masses, who are independent and live
upon their own resources, there is grateful feel
ling which no party requirements, however strongly
enforced, can obliterate. ,-.
The man W no says General Scott cannot be elect
led knows that he ISLANDERS the people OF this coun-
Try and does violence to truth.
The Democrats said, with equal assurance, that
William Henry Harrison could not he elected; yet
lhe swept down the dense columns of Locofocos
|lik an avalanche and went into the White House
;by an Overwhelming majority.
They said General Taylor would not carry toul
States, and their most liberal allowance was SIN
Iyct he was riumphantly chosen
And so it will be with Scott. If every Wing
does his duty victory is certain as the setting OF
The second of November's sun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
valuable Property for Sale or Co.

THE undersigned offers for sale or copartnsr,t,
BLAST FURNAcE located four miles from The line II,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Paramount. Nj.
leo, Va, together with abundance OF Iron Ore u,
stone Coal and Timber, close to the furnace The q,
signed wishes either TO SELL extend his operation,
o any one having Rolling Mill or Foundry IN Wh..,
who will join in with this establishment, and furl
Steam Engine, he will offer the most liberal terms ls
ling all machinery or stock at a lair valuation.
Specimens OF the Ore, and Pig Metal may be seen ais
|Ohicc of the Wheeling lntelisencer.
Uost OF Iron ore, delivered at the furnace per
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels
Hon. Thomas Raymond will receive and condGt :
gentlemen TO the establishment who may desire TO yu
Isxa mi ne ii. =. = l..ss 2, etrr>
oct11-tf 81 ~ f-gst ~ - JOHN C. WILLIAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
Independent Peoples Candidate for Congress,
w, T. WILEY. of Mon0ngalta.

1TPresidential and Congressional
Election on the I'd day of Novem'
Der. 1852.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
TiI: UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust Companr

Annuity and Trust Companv
Home Office S Ecor,ier Third aud Chesniit ST.. fhi,J.
DORSEY d ARTHUR, Assn,s.s ga
..---ss'n.. OFFICE: No: 30 Main street, Wbesin,r
THIS is quite the only Company in the United S,,,a
proposes TO pay its dividends in cash 10 It's u,esa
lrhis company do not deal in scrip dividends payai
iconyenient but make every cent of profits aysI,r
members, II prcferrcd, in cash on demand.
Capital and premiums liable fur loss, Is over esr,
and constantly increasing. L.l4
Premium payments can be made with relerep,.,
convenience or parties opening policies with The en-
Policies will be issued for the benefit OF married
land children free from the claims OF the represen,
liner husband, or any OF his creditors.
pO-Thc original amount OF policies will be redve,a -,
thine, to suit the pleasure Uninsured partics.
U-Policies OF two or more years. standing win -.
chased upon surrender. l5.r,s -, - - r.
Tho liberality OF tho travelling license is pecur
lcompany permission being granted TO cross The ,,
iany season OF the year, in first class steamers o on
packets, free OF extra charge. -.,-j.-..g5
The first object OF the plan presented is TO max. t,
iprovsion to meet the first motive 10 insure srl ~
consideration should be paramount TO all Others ii,
prompt payment of losses as they occur; after sss
make such additions profits TO the policy as The p,
siye gains OF the company win justify, orpay such r
Hits members in cash on demand. - ERs--'"
4 STEPHEN X. CRAWFORD, P,si,,,.
Ambrose W. Thompson, Vice. President.
Charles G.. Inlay, Secretary a1a TTeasurY.
d Actuary, Pliny Fisk %. 81 s5ltg
i -srrsTnH MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Paul Il. Goddard NJ. d. William Pepper II
Alexander c. Hart, MD.
1 octs. ? fNt sgIt '5iya 35is 5 = IN lsui
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26

1.-THE Rock Island Bank Qllinois) has gone
into ope.ation. The Auditor has issued $50, COO
OF its bills. w. B. Osborne, President; S. H. Mann,
Cashier; aud R. W. Diller, Register. ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26

@-For Local, River Telesraphie and Commercial Intel
ligence Third Page.
D-For Poetry Choice Literary Selections and Variety
see First Page. .-.... ....
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Cloak Cloths.

WI would call particular attention to our stock OF La
w dies French Cloak Cloths warranted fast colors
comprising Olive, Brown, Green Lead, Black and Citron
Thcsc Cloths imported by Jas Beck & Co, for thc
tctsi trade; we have trimmings to match the Cloths
Just received at w HEISKELL q cos.
Dcto5 d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
NOTICE.

A MEETING ofthe Stockholders OF the Marshall en-
"A Ohio Turnpike Company will be held at the Cour
House In Wheeling Monday next the LIST day OF Noven
Doc oet Isl ''e ' s"0''' y II PENDLEToN, scc'y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
CENTRAL WHO COMMITTEE, OF
OHIO COUNTY. ,g.r.
A. P. WOODS, Chairman.
Gen, Cn..,s Opinion of scott

Gen Cass said:-I6iiere a, Gen Scott is an honorable
and patriotic and that hes iertteH his NAME ca
his deeds the brghtest his his.
tory; breath OF calumny from me shall ever
,vither single leaf OF the encrces his brow
s ,eTec fairly and IlriN not Be one 10 erenf u
from king fairly have enjoyed his
shp for long OF years. aud do not mean at this
day by any ealumny oprove myseifunworthy Off,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26
New Boots and Shoes.

Wm. Bole, 161 Main Street, WhseGng,
opening the first lot OF his Fall and winisi It'll
OF Boots and Shoes, which embraces every stIana
quality in the shoe trade for ladies, misses and eht
wear, Gents boys and youths boots and Shoes To
nate the variety would be too lengthy for an aap4
inent- --.r- g e--s "a. s5gI..g1 9
O. This stock Is cxeius yely New York and Phl,iaa
makes the latest style and best stock and workmin.i
1boh cities; 1t Is warranted and raned both By
!kcrs and the undersigned Particular attention is,o
he article ofladies travelling boots, WIN. BOIL
sep2i .r.'a-- =. = - ~ - - q y 20, s.
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---ET-l FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.

Wing Electoral Ticket.
,sr D,srR,cr-JOHS X. RILBY, OF Nansemond, -
osp DIsIRicT-EDW. X. CHAMBERS, OF Meshdehpu,,g
z m n msIRicr-THOMAS s. PLOURNOY, Of Halifax
an, m.rRicr-H. H. MARSHALL OF Ch7Tlotte.
hrt, DruRicr-ALEXANDER RlyES, OF hbcrmaTle.
CI,, prsrRIcT-wILLIA3IC c. SCOTT, OF Powhatan -
I'm DtsrRIcT-JOSEPH SEGAR, OF Elizabeth City. "
sru Dt.rRrcT-ROBERT MAYO, OF Westmoreland
SIn prsrEtcr-HENRY W. THOMAS. of Fairfax
toru DIsrRtcT-iLEX,R r. BOTELBR, OF Jefferson.
iIru DisTRIor-coL. J. b. BALDWIN, OF Augusta.
iern Dsrptcr-JOHN ECHoIS, ofMonroe. 90
i3Tu Dsrntcr-wALTER PRESTON, of Washington.
i4rH lrsIrIcT-JOHN j. JACKSON, Jr., of Wood %
I5ra DIsrRIcr-T NJ GALLY. OF Ohio. ...
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MISCELLANEOUS
Virginia Fire and Marins
INSURANCE. COMP AMv
OF RICHMOND, va. ~ I,
Ca PH Il AL $500, 900.

WHICH WAS ALL r.AID IN MORE THAN 10 YE,p.l
WI take Risks OIL all descriptions Of !naa ase,
fi erfy Inaanger o. lose, either on
- - q = Lind or Wdfer. -
( THIS is one of the oldest established Comn,.
United States having been in existence over %
ling Home company, whose business is based unnnt L
already paid in, persons cannot do better than h. %
zing this institution, which is OF Virginia grou,l P
'rentage u
This company has always met its losses pro,
has had lawsuit during the whole lime M ta!s
cnce. Since its establishment 1t has paid Tols
amount of nearly ~ IA F-5, i, 10 4
S1,OOO.OOOm IAEIN
All that ask Ia, that Our fellow citizehs ,s;t
gate and examine the claims TO public conidencss
institution has over many others, being that il IL
!be advantageous, and prompt aninsttuo on as NJ,
has an agency In our city We would refer ali NJ
tcrestcd in the matter of Insurance, to all the le,d
chants Bankers and professional men OF The eii s
nond; and to Henry X List and John Thonnsono "a
REV. J. d. McCabc, OF this city. Kin : ~~t sht4
- - ~ ~ ai - DORSEY &, aRTpr,
Agents for the above Co, in Wheeling and WIN
DIRECTORS. @
Joseph Allen, VIM BuTs, John Enders,, Huv. ",
John N Gordon, II l. Kent, elias w Purcell ME- H.
IL X Parker, Jno Thompson, Waasworth, I'VE cGsr
ltian II w Quarles, Geo T Booker, VIM Bell Ino = VA
a. PLEASANTS' PTs.Gisslss
THos NJ ALFRIEsp, Secretary. y ."f,-.i ftte4f3;S
OFFICE: No 90 Main street. ,y.,-.f. -
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OSamucl Alley, Esq. old and well know y me
died in New York on The 18th. aged 70 He v an lnu
years since; under Gen Jacksons administrator he was
ono OF the Cove nnent Directors OF the U S BAN
1.-TWO iaborers engaged in digging well George
town, few days drawn from it i 'ensi BILE
from the presence OF acid By advice ply
stefan who passing at the time cold freely
10 life. ~ lVtt. ff 'r." t4- '
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DThe Crescent City sails again from York for Ha-
4vana h She will take PuIser Smith on board as
usual report hut whether she will also carry the mails
when mails win be received remains TO be seen
n5TM T 2 Meagher will deliver lecture before the
Mercantile Library New York ia tho course OF Nove
ber He is likewise engaged TO lecture at Albany Roehes
tier, st Louis and other places during The winter
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WHEELING CARRIAGE
MANDATORY.

WHEELING, VA.
,H=a5S ". THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed
|Cs=fJl that Busby & Little have associated with
|ES@eJ them, in the Carriage business, H Choir
l-SA-----S-- mann, under the style of H. CHORMANN
,& co. Arrangements being made by them, con
duct the Carriage business cXtensv ely than
oore been dnnc in this city They prepared furnish
Everything which they make perfect and complete tho
best mechanical skill can accomplish and they pledg,
themselves to offer all articles in their line, equal
poets to OF Eastern and at low prices
be bought for in any market. Orders
oaches Omn buses, Hacks, Family Carriages Barouces
IRockaways, Buggys Gigs, &c, Sci
II is their Intention to keep constantly hand and To-
sale, assortment of Carriages and Buggys which
ltion sinvitcd.
REPAIRING promptly attended to. oct2o
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Mourning Dress Goods.

S,UPINS& Thcim & Niaanls Boinbazincs, Alpaca Bonn
y bazines, Silk Warp Mouslin Dc LANES, Silk War
Tnibet Cloths, Black French Mcinoes and Cashmeres
Plain Black Wool Dc Laincs, just received at
soct25 i. -r-rIs ID o W HElSKELL & cos.
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New cookinuS toyc
New Carpets.
Mercantilee Nieht School.

I'M r. NICHOLS. has taken the rooms over asssn %
III d Greer's Store, where he viii give nstrutnaS
young a,d others in Book keeping business ana o
mental Penmanship and such branches OF education n
Taught in our public Schools. de-
Call and examine specimens OF Penmanship, d.,
U5 Terms made known at his rooms q ioeiis-l"i
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-
Ion Tuesday the o6th day OF October, 1852 at half past
three O'Clock, will offer for sale
THREE VALUABLE LOTS, A,-
Viz Lot No %, OF broadway and Zane Street.
Lots No 30 and 49, Zane street being in the Orchard ad
JOINING Morrison Williams & Co.'S Island Foundry.
TERMS-Ono fourth in hand, and the balance in eight
decd or Trust VIM HALL, N
nrto,-ts Auctioneer.
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HatsI Hats !!
Elegant and Very Rich Goods

Dracndc Silks, Extra Rich, and in entirely psss
ID signs and choice oolors, and Paris Nantes and CaS
imported by Jas. Beck & Co., New. York, received u
day, by hs- sztsJl s7-u o. w. HElSKELL & Ca
sept 20, '62.
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The FoIlowinp

NEW WORKS, with a variety OF Others, bay; e :
IN been received at the Depots The coquee Ann a..
ner Single Blesscdncss, Heads and Hearts, The Cot
Eagle Pass Whms and oddities, KniekeT booker o W.
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