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Gasna fan6 E9isfoEs.

ir- Now in i choice lot Of good and iue
MS,
RIFLES and
Fus salt, rhoies,le and retail by IrTVLs
GUINNESS / Hill
dealers in Watches, Jowelry Diamonds Fancy Arirlr',
ianio 2dp6t 80 CAMP STREET
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CoRRrcrIoNWe yesterday inadvertently credited the
Acck Scott for papers which received by the polite
of the officers of the Alex Scott The latter boat
leaves this afternoon for Louisville
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Fire.

tiSClSNAli Jan. 10.
The dome OF The Burnett House i'll this city caught
fire to-day and damage done to the property in
the house by water. The fire suppressed before
spreading beyond the dome.
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Married:


On "Wednesday January by the Rev. Neuohaut HUGH
HOPKINS and pALMIRE NJ daughter VI the late Zoe
White, both Of this city.
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Hyde s. Goodrich.
No. IL CHARITIES STREET, Established thirty years)
~ Importers OF WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY and DIAMONDS
PLATED CAsToRS, BASKETS, TEA SETS, WATERS, etc.
FINE GUNS, RIFLES PISTOLS AND REVOIYERS
ROGERS'S POCKET AN D TABLE CUTLERY AND SCISSORS
LANFS, CLOCKS AND VASES, GIRASDOLES AND MANTEL
ORNAMENTS
MILITARY GOODS GOLD AND SILVER IACES, PRINCES, ETC.
PAPER hihCIiE WARE, and Il large assortment Of
RICH FANCY GOODS.
Manufacturers SILVER TEA SETS FORKS AND SPOONS, COB
LETS, PITCHERS Snip
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k4- nov open elegant assortment u
BRIDAL,
MOURNING and
DRESS tANs,
presrl. vory, Sandal, Pepper, Feather Parchment
OF -a!c wholesale and retail hv j, ,,,,t
Dealers WseAes, Diamonds. tuus Pistols mad Fan %.
janlO 2dpdt 81 SCAMP SII,rrr.
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Rich Fans.

~ THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF Use
FIJI KNOWLEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1859. hr sale by
tu2 C. MORO An, Exchange Place, uioulns ro-toh,p
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Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent.
lsp tbr l1ropIs's (o'RmIIp) Line. a
NeWYork Markets.

4 NEwYoRK, January 10.
Tho cotton market has been quiet to-day and the plcs
limited to 800 bales Mostly Sac for middling Or
The weeks GALES have been 1900 bales Flourhas
been in fair request at steady prices Corn in moderate
demand 6ic per b,lshel for mixed Western. Pork ia
without change Lard. in bbs 9,c per H. Rio coffee
SlsG7Salc per lb.
Steamer Sailed-Boarding an American
Vessel
The Collins steamer Pacific sailed to-day for Liverpool
with over half million dollars in gold and silver
vessel arrived here to-day reports that two American
vessels have been boarded at by Brazilian of
and their papers demanded
The Brother Jonathan has arrived. but brings
no later intelligence from California.
Ohio River-Steamboats
LOUISVILLE, January 10.
The river is falling. with nine feet water in the
canal. II has been showing all day The steamboat
Chancellor has arrived from and the Fashion
St Paul. Ambassador. Charles Hammond and Lewis Whit
man. have departed for the same place
Four coal boats sank to-day while passing The Falls
but no lives were lost
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GenttenseN's Furnishing Goods.
UNDERSHIRrS, DRAWERS, ETC.
SELLING orr Ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICESt
Linen and Shirts al qualities;
White, Brown IN tail qualities:
Regaa Cotton and Linen Shirts, all qualias
Check and Cotton Hickory, al
All Wool Super Ribbed Shirts;
t3nuEe Merno Cotton, Iisle Thread Flannel Shrs;
Heavy Silk and Gauze Silk undershirts;
Gray and Rcd Merno Undershrs
Blue, Red aid White Flannel Lndersbirt,.
Gotten, Flannel Plain lin SbrtH.
Drawers Of all the above descriptions
ian6 9pu ALFRED MuNROE 4 co q. N,ar.,ir.,
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ausfr ann the Drama ,

81. CHARLES THEArRr.--The house last evening was
well filled despite the incemeucy of the weather the
occasion of Mr. Neaies benefit. The play IIarolle
the Merchant of Calais written expressly Mr. Neate
as we understands and from the praise bestowed upon it
as being the best tragedy yet produced by American
we had anticipated something novel least if not truly
elevated We sad confess our utter dsappoint-
len The piece is plagiarism from beginning to end
and the author to avoid detection has had the emerity
to attempt to combine the plots five established
plays without stopping to consider the inappropriate DO
sttion in which such an attempt must necessarily place
the various characters introduced The first shows us
the Lady of Lyons turned up side down and COM
menced at the wrong end have dero,een 10 start
with without any previous working up to the position
The second act still cngs to the Lady, and we find
Eleanor hanging upon Haroe's description of hi4 travels
the gentle Poii, elings to the pictured palace upon
the shores of the lake Here leave the lady Of
Lyons. and we have touch Of "Othello' Jalv0n3e
the rejected lover becomes of sudden skifu Iago and
the indignant HG,de is transformed into the Noble Moor
with all his unsspicon but of his firm resolve or
fiery purpose These traits of the Moor presume are
left out for the purpose postponng the final deroenR
which else. had been "untimely soon" This necessity
for lengthening out gives happy opportunity touch
at the characters and incidents of >lllmans play of the
Wife. Accordingly, have 81 Pierre under the name
Of Ii Rost who under the hands of the recently made
I1eo. works upon the jealousy of Horp and ruins his
wes reputation III his eyes by of the sJne incl
dents and circumstances used by 81 Pierre Herr we lose
sight of Otirthe fiery passions of the swarhy Moor are
sunk to the sickly scntimentaty the misanthropc
Srms aud after upbrading the chaste Eleara on her
supposed guilt. the Kaleidoscope Hqroie flies to the
desert to howl his grief upon the tcntivc air From
such scenes however, he is soon recalled by the
discovery of Uaiaon9c's Vaccinations and Eleanor,
Innocence, md by still stronger necessity-to give US
last touch Of Romeo and Juliet in the final ,lenour-
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- MG. raE UNpENsIaNEp. CArrAINs. AaENrs

Ezt5- Fl, THE UNDERSl GNED, CAPTAINS, AGENTS
OF Owners % Steamboats, engaged tbs Red R,, Trade having
paper agreeing employ Runners
would arrange
lents passage; aud whereas, the object
made has entirely allied by the Capun Bar ksrs
making Runners Of themselves, the undenrd hereby
'gd s-rerJneEt; tus
and employ such agents wy x. sdv.n.so
own boats
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HE" PLEASE announce in your friendly paper,
for tho information public large that Jl CORONERs
open January 1867. November 1851
'isn Nv " 49, THEODORE j. WILKINSON Coroner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10
prorEsso. Galxrs.-WeGiTc 1t up co"

i,.,,rysSo. GRINIs.-Wegivc II up
,.i.r;h. MIN, He must. like many another fine
.,;.. :, tl, world, be seeu to he appreciates ana
lh'"s :, stsss for hiusf-aHd this is n0' the IN
H la.., language common to newspaper P"ifiins'
~, If Won can imagine an o:at"F with " voice
S t,',. compass and fine modulation giving i'm
and reDy gesture and look to every sentiment;
,,s,r by natural. yet w, Il studied action, and
~ capable of expressing every feeling 81
>Sacal man. pOrtraying passion exciting subj,
w. -, nrayoktng mir,h; a satyrist Launching forth
.senes, arrows of sarcasm and riaicuie-'f you
~ imagine speaker alternating from one TO the
(,,.rof these characters, OF continuing them all
y oue. YOU can form some conception of Professor
"1 Win all this, even admitting that some of his
.,eo,is are not correct, he imparts much genuine,
,,,f instr elton, facts which it would take long
s,r,,,. of st, dy and research 10 accumulate.
W. u,st that none of orr citizens who have
NV ,,s,s whatever for the truly Intellectual the
.sf, the amusing, will fail to attend his lectures
at Uaiou Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10
By the National Line.
rNLRc RAPnND PoK HDAILYlNTEialGAN sE9
THROUGH TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE TO 4
WHEELING
BALTIMORE, Dec. l.

At stated meeting of the Board of Directors Of
the Baltimore aud Ohio IiailTJad Company, held
on Monday morning, the subject of opening tie
road TO Wheeling was introduced by Mr. Swami,
who announced that it was his intention to run a
tain through from Baltimore Ia Wheeling on the
30tll inst. The cars will leave Baltimore OH the
3Ist, 50 MS to reach Wheeling at O'Clock on the
evening of the first of Janufry in accurdance with
the pledge heretofore given, that the 'oad should
be Opened Oh that day. We learn from aState-
nent, that tile gross receipts Of the company for the
montL Of November, on the main stem and Wash
ing on branch were sl4O, 9i9.l0, being an increase
of 26,9l91l, over the receipts of the correspond
ing month of last Year. OF this increase, SlS,-
9I4.I6 were from the main stem, and S3,944.95,
from the Washington branch. Thcrevcnue for the
month from the main stem, amounts toSIl4, 80.
and fro the Washington branch, S2,6s6,9S. In
view of these facts, and IL the certain Increase
which the futurcs TO bring, 1t is not surprising that
the Bonds of the company have gone up above paE,
and that the stock is nigh upon par, aud that they
are both largely sought after by persons desiring
investment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK., Dec. J-cVen.
800 hhds Kentucky tobacco sold at cts 200
bags Rio coffee sold Mt 9 8 ess. Sugar-Mu'co-
vaiIo, 1-Sa54; Havana, 6 cts. Flour in better de-
manI, 1900 bblS sold. State brands 50 G5aS5 90;
Ohio, So so; southern, So JTa=5 so. Rye, plenty
at 81 So Sales of 5000 bush. of wheat; southern,
81 90; red, dull and firm. Whisky IS irner at %
cts. Pork, prices better. Mess sell al 5ISaSlS4i
prime, Sl5as15 80. BecG-market heavy. 2co
mess sold at SI3aSi34; 100 hams at sid. Hogs IN
good demand at TaaS cts. shoulders, 75AS cts;
hams, lOal OAScts. Land 10 scarce at l2al3 cts.
Butteris plenty and dull. Ohio sell ut l Ta2h cts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10
- New Fall Goods !.

rTIiS ornng we will eonenee opening Fell Stosb
i oil Goods among which may be found the folowl1gi
DRESS SILKS iUl ey@s
Very rich Broeade II silks. Plain black Gro Dc Rhins
Black d Col'd Poult De Sole, Fancy Coorea Glaze,
ad BLK Satin dc Chine Silk Tissues, Heavy and Ttsh
Madame De ROssi BToeades for fall
cntirc.y ncW ef7f5aIs Stewart Plaid silks 10
Gro de Antique hrely new designs.
French Muslin DeL1nes Plain and Figured.
Mourning SIX and Wool MOuslin De laines.
French Chnlzc5, very beautiful s=.--1-
Bomba Zfnes 1Iupins make extra. %
Our assortment Fall ShANE n uhequAled for eirGnhGG
aud variety, consisting OF -t-ai 7sr-. .-rt4 49,
Ermine iuT ShaNvls ali eoloTs- ,ist II - 49,
Thbet PALM Shayyls, all eoloTs.
Crape ShaVyIs all prices, Embroidered and Plan.
French Cashmere ShRwls. e'N--5 tTH -Aa issaa
Bay State French Plaid ahayVls-..t ~
TRIMMINGS, ENIBROIDERIES; &c.
Embroidered Flounopg in Swiss and Jaeonet Muslns
Jaconet and swiss iEdgfrgs and lnseTtingB! A
RiCa Trimmings in great variety, for dTesSSs,
Trimming Buttons, la nav desgIs. ga
PIrses and Laces in every wIdthA.
INViIc Hack and EooTed Velvet Ribbons. - g
Narrow do for TTinninsli 49,
Trimming RIBBONS entirely new Atyls.
sept3 -, o. W. HRISKELL &, %
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1852 HTAGNIFICENT STOCK OF 1852
.sris-DRY GOODS
VIM T. SELBY,

> y
NToNRoE STREET, Wheeling Va, IL now sIVseiyIpP
M his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, FOR JobbliB VI
impOTations and from the beat nauueoEsSof
country. cal Gully selected expressly for the
JOINING TRADE.
OF tho best fabrics, designs aud eolofs which here
aui Country Merchants. a.=t
CLoTilS-s stock consists in part OF the best MAKERS
and orthe usual variety OF e0lora both Foregp ana
10 ,.N Domestic. +. = . .aasit8 szl1s1tAf.
CASSIMERES-Bla black and d0eakn, a. well a. or
L.. great variety OF the choicest fancy eoloTS- Il
SATlNETTS-Black, Blue, Steelnlixed fancy Green and
Browns, &c. A very full and complete stodkI GlsO
TwcSds and Cy. Ie1na s.
OVER COATINGS-OfeooTed Blankets pilot ana beaver
u. cloths and other such goods in yaEiety. -
PRISTA very large atOck of the best mlkeTn OF ant
d o., madden coloTs As well a. the most common kind
81. OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS G0ODS-Gnghams mouse dc lains, eInb'd u9tre,
ylan and hg'd blSsk alphcaGs IS well a. OF SplofE
10 of the best variety, both figured and plain.
WHITE COODS-An extensive stock OF cambttc figured
and plain, jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
dia, book, thread and cotton Aeea, edgings, stes
in'variety, also Irish linenS. "
boys and childsens velvet and cloth caps
.aa also Mexican bats; most desirableiO 80
AIISO-ShawIs ribbOns, hosiery UMBRELLA brown and
hlcachcd muslinS, shifting, eheekA, Ticking. &c.
&c; together with fun and complete stock q
Motions OF all sorts, usual fvantedI and eltoeetb
or EEL wen assufed my stock Is so Complete thkt
when It Is examined and the prices told, II will b
found in all lespects, pcrhGna superior to an
stock Of Goods before oaered In the market
aur9I n'95-I9f w! 7. 6ELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10

TnE PoRTRAITs OF WAsnSGTcT AND JACKSON,
advertised in another coluu.s, by r. King, Esq, of
Ri,luiond are undoubtedly the best portraits of
tlci, il!ustrious originals ever produced, and
should be in possession of every American, and
every Lover of the truly beautiful in Art. We III
Wit plr icularaitention TO the advertisement, for
I favorable terms on which the portraits can be
oJ!aiacl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10
CINCINNATI MARKET.
B,LrrnoRE, Dec, 9.

Flour dull and receipts heavy. PORK, dry salt
cd 81, sidesI4. Sales OF 1000 lbs 10 arr, atthese
prices and 5000 pounds deliverable at Louisville
the middle of January, at g., Prime S5, and 1000
bbls of mess deliverable at Louisville, sold at $40,
so. Lard in barrels aud kegs l0ial04. Hogs are
plenty and firm at So, 40. ClOyerseed 1896.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10
FROM NEW YORK.

NV NoRE, Dec. ..
The William Penn sailed 10 day.
A letter huS been received ut New Orleans from
St. Petersburg, stating that the Emperor Of Rus
STA has started Japan expedition consisting Of the
frgate Palace tender ana Screw Stesmer frrate al
ready started. The supposed object is 10 match the
American expedition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Pntcnt PhosEcne Gas,

EatuAA = -S'BS--S@-s
FOR BUR MING T II Z 3 A ACE.
This lamp for predicting portable Light, is eoRaGsRiS
recoTTIreT5ea superior tOany other Rote IN
TTNHE is produced by the burning OF aeiornI
i Gas, which is emitted in beautiful tstS from small per
IOrations in Platila. -.s .,,.. ~. -
Combustion acting the burner, connected with the Liquid
In The Lamp Thus lis perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aerifOTn Gas rs e a.
Its construction is such, that all possibility or accident
from its use Is eey removed; and the great simplicity o.
its renders liable
any other kind OF Lamp 1t requires cleaning Hnatr1
ming as Oil and Camphene Lamps and burma equally
wc either with without glass globe nhade and per
Iectly free from smoke or odor,
opinions orhe scientific may be learned from the aG
that at the Annual Fair OF the Institute IN 49,
SILVER MEDIA awarded 10 the INVENTOR and u,
noma 10 tho at the same It pronSuns
ed the REST LIGHT ever exhibited 70 the Institute
Tic above FOR sale, Wholesale and Retail by ~.
J. K. DUNHAM&e co.
ai7'a adE'' 10. IS Monroe at, near The Post once
selplT sii % " Wheeling, We
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10

RirE Dowx HILL, AND WALK BACK, was Illus
tratsd the other day, bya party who took ride
upon one of the cars below the city, notwithstand-
inr the admonition of the conductor that he could
no. bring them back. About six miles below
town. thu, locomotive was detached, and put hack,
leavins the party to make PRACTICAL comparison
between riding by railway, and footing ii back.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10
snort creek lands for Sale

IN $50, ,CT.r t rri.
sale until tic ist day o November next, my Hf
in the County Ohio situate ouihc waic Of SEn
crty is desraby located bctE aides % tEc %ec.irs
West Liberty and Bethany III rlhC. HbO1t seven miles
from Wheeling and five fiuG Hcat liberty
Tie Is ia the highest state d" imp oyencnt taSins
large otnc plank fencing, ard ihdieSiS ii i
i'll cds 'RTning aud gazing purposes lhcc ave on
tic premises good dwelling houses, with 2inp!c sta
hing corn cribs &c. There four good tenants
Houses There is cOmnOdiOls new barn, one iund Ell
parcIar for the OF the farm, including ample shel.
Ter for twelve hundy ed sheep .
will sell these lands in Nluc or IN laft, 10 auit The
wishes u those desiring 20 rTchzc. Terms VIII be lib
eTal. .,,,,,
in the facilities afforded hy the VauuE T7l Toz coHee
iIyns about to completed with The West and She sea
hoard the excellent market afforded IN Wheeling iOT
the marketable productions Of the country render ils arm
highly esI able persons wishing 20 faTr ~ oiiiaby and
mas sedOm been that fines Inducements have been heIt
out TO purchasers. T. W. MIlChELi''
Wheeling Sep. a. 49,.
O-washirgtOn Reporter and Examiner, aud Wc!lshure
IIcEaIdp coy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10

EXPLOSION or rnE GESEvA.-The steamer GE-
-, q, boat we'll known on our waters, burst her
b,ilrrs twenty miles above ST. Louis. on Wednes-
- last week. The dispatch announcing the
,;.,,,er. we failed 10 receive, owing to the lines
t.iry DOWN. We have since gathered the follow
-, ,,r,ieuIas. The explosion occurred while the
b9,, was woodiug- Capt. Charles Dean a pnSsen-
Ger. apt, Johnson aud Johnson the clerk wee
IiIrJ Capt. James Perry is supposed TO be NOR
+,,I. .xouuIed The two engineers and mate are
b,5y injured. Others were killed and wounded
,-so.. names have not ye: been asceEtained-
The. boat is total loss, having Ia en- tie aud
I,,rpri to the waters edge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10

Rev ORA horse with wagon at las heels,
mall terrible dash Though the streets yesterday.
He lagIed up at the usual stopping place-the
Pc. Ualee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, a

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, DO.
S JER;H, B. sHEPP ARD would respectfully e
A wife the attention OF his friends, and the publiS
~ generally, to his establshment, wheTe win b
GSn hand. large and well selected l1SoIt
ment Of All articles in his line, consisting Of Saddles
RridIeS Harness, Iron frame and w 0od boG
TIrnn IxH TyuIiseA, CaRpet Rags, Scotch Upper
and HOG skin COIlnfS, AnnleB, 'FhiPSi &s.
&C., &C. ,.gs..:A
offbc best nateriGIs aud wi be aold CHEAP FOR CASH.
Those desiring purchase requested to ealHEd ~
anime a,pti iSE No 1is Main st whetlInL Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10

b. o. RuLRoAD.-By telegruphie dispatch
in another cUluo:n. it will be seen that formal
resolution has teen passed by the Company, to
Star. a train OF cars from Baltimore on The s1st
ins,., r,arl here by the LIST OfJanuary, and thus
re.!ec,a the pledge Of the Company. Whatever
doubts may exist on this subject, We have every
conf Gence, from the progress and activity along
the Ii {, and tie. proyerhisl energy of the Compa-
ny, tina, this promise will he fulfilled
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10

To NrGur, At TUE MELoDzoS, the DOnneth
T,mpr Of trained monkeys, dogs and goat give
Tier irst performance. combined with Panoramic
vess. and magical illusions.
THIS Dounrlti seems To be wonderful fellow,
famous sr his tanning OF ANIMALS and discoveries
in science. With his Kaleidoscope and Transparent
.ti-s made in france at the costOf 10000 francs,
n mikes all manner of life like representations
rlorls passing over the mOOn-fOuntuins and water
fsrs-5esiIss giving us views of Venice, Balbec.
sp,a,s. " hales. thunder aRd lightning, and eruP-
t,o, Of Mount vesavius-allin addition. Eemem-
Ier, 3, ts.e monkeys. It's wonderful!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10
DEATH OF S. CHILL.

Augustus S. Chill, Chair,ann of the Democratic
Committee, died this morning, from injuries re-
ceived at riot which occurred last week at Tam
many Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-10

F,EvzEs will find an opportunity for a profta-
be culture, by consulting the advertisement Of
Messrs. GEO. W. SMITH, & Co.
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J lYYntehes, ,IsweIry. OIeel.a, q.

WntcheS3 9eMetfy,, ~ iystSllen, -.
mo. I5I Main Street, eFPotite Ia lehHSfeHSStort1
THE. subscriber Is now opening another nav ard
~ extensive assortment OF Watcher JeTeiry, IloekA,
&N3 BTittana Ware Gu leTy Port Monies, ind zee.
eraI assortment 90 Variety Goods, toyn &c, all 81
which will be sold the most bcxao1a
WISHING to purchase are invited 70
least as low esewheTeg 49,, - 80
watches OF ali kinda and promptly repaired saA
warranted f,,f5-o $780, -, t,r;1,rnm
sep2S y. i. sSOtT
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Dyeing to live -
RWRTH 4. nav

FIRTH ek DAN
p SepeHth ST., three doors from Dr.. TeppaI's,
STEUBENVILLB. OHIO. IT,
Would inform the citizens orwheeng md vicinity that
they have the COlorfnR business in 0vory
branch Silks Cottons and WoOens, warranted 10 atapd
coiors badies appSTe Gehteen's Cots Pants, VeSta
Fancy CoIOrs
OF every shade got up equal 10 Rlbbons, ShaWia
and everything in the eolping cleaned, pressed and
dorc on the shortest notice, and on easy terms.
cAri1hEenentS have been made with the steamer wi
RoQUA, to receive and denver articles and packages fer
qs,' aa.=- ~, - JAS. &. FIRTH,
sept14 ,HEgrt q .f..-. .lHt JOSEPH DAY,
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TuE WASHINGTON RErOETEx OF yesterday, an
nonnces the sudden death by Apoplexy, of SAMUEL
CALDWELL, of Iopewell township.
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~-.--,-..-;., ortbe DAILY INT ELLlG ENI h'' '"'
g :, ,Ss ofss ofrabicaO" Price T"" 'eS''
SEARS Is suhotils, v to STSel IS,rsrcSr.
boss tie pay, T.r,isng and job work TO be done al
line city and the adjaeen; towns ~ &c 81" II
81 Win The naily lntessTIeSSsT by MI MI vii sGoTd an
ID rac Q, re- 20 Tllny yko do not wish TO sueseIp
NJ $ viii supply his snsseriee's
early hour
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FROM PITTSBURGH.
River 6 feet and stationary.

FROM PITTSBURGH.
Dec. 9, eve.
River feet and stationary.
FROM HALIFAX,
HALIFAX, Dec. 0.
The steamer had not arrived at eleven o'clock,
this morning.
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AND STILL TEEY COME!

from the celebrated Silk Emporium OF James heck, &
Co. New York. Also. beautiful variety OF fancy ByEan
fine Cloths Mousrlin islne and elegant Long hIyls.
o. ". nElSkELL. d Co.
N b. We viii receive, and orcn to morrow, large
rety OF desirable gods. o. w. II. q Co.
INV