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The daily union., 1852-12-15

LECTURES ~ ENeLAND.-Some OF the noted English
noblemen lecung this winter before public assemblies
The Earl Of Carlisle is announced lecture Cray, at
Sheffield; the Duke Of Newcastle s ectsre the me-
chanps a. Worksop; Sir Alex Cockburn at Sontham pon
and I.nrl Inhn kn.snll a Mnnchnsrr
The daily union., 1852-12-15

NENTLEMEN's Under-garmsnts for winter, OF silk,
VI Cashmere mcrino, lambs WOOL flannel, Astoria fur
and pan)a large hand, which will be od
very cheap for cash, ai
CHARLES ". LANES
Hat, Cap, and Genlcmens Furnishing Estabishmen
Pennsylvania avenue n street.
Dec f-eod9wff
The daily union., 1852-12-15
HANDSOME Cloak cloths, veivets. and Dro..

UANDso1iE Cloak cloths Veivets, and Dress
Ill goodwill NJ SHUSTER CO., 7lh street,
vaniA avenue, would respectfully inform members
al visiting the they
stock Of The goods which will
pnce or e We would name, in part The following which
have just received
~ pieces super Prenoh twed ladies' coa com
prisng all the desirable colors
100 long asd square shewls
lOpeees cooed and black elk yeyc in blue, green, purple
garnet and black
Also, splendid stock of printed
coor styles have offered which shall
al extremely low prices, do wish any
them this winter,
Also opened and hand splendid stock OF silks comp
sing everything that IL new and derabe handsome
light colers for evening.
With splendid stock Of rich hghustred black gros Rhne
all Of which We win very cheap.
WM. NJ. SINISTER 4 co.
7-e06uF street. VESTS sid ne ar Penn avenue.
The daily union., 1852-12-15

Senator Stockton has arrived in the city. and appeared
in his place yesterday, readers will perceive from
the senatorial proceedings
The daily union., 1852-12-15
coIl,ctor,. omee. cl,y naII. Nor. Z. Iss

Collectors once 1tty Hall, Nov. q, Ih38.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs.-Nouc l. hereby
~ given that the advertisement Of delinquent property
PREPARATION and will be completed and published
about the hrst Of December next
The undersigned respectfully represents that the allows
discretion, but makes his imperative duty enforce
lion Of BY advertisement and sale OF all property,
exception which remain due and unpaid
Al persons interested earnestly requested forward
and BY paying avoid the heavy Of advertisement
H. J. ROCHE,
Nov 9-eou Collector
The daily union., 1852-12-15

I AIDES CLoAKs AND CAPEs.-with splendid assort-
~ cloak cloths wide mana vclve broche
Bay and printed Cashmere sha all Of which have just
received at the dry-goods store of
MAXWELL SEARS, h COLLEY,
rennsyvana avenue, between 9th and lOth streets
Dec 5-owcodf
The daily union., 1852-12-15

nEEEr,g fashionable New York winter styles,
ID regularly receiving flesh from the nanufaetoV, with other
new and styles Of getting large assortment
~sIyays on hand the lowest cash prices, nt
"''' CHARLES n. LANES
Uat Can nd Genlsmens Furnishing Establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
Dec A-eod2wif
The daily union., 1852-12-15

ImBRoIDERIEs, KID GLOVES, AND HOSIERY
II collars under sleeves, pocket bandk kechies
muslin edRngs and nsering white and black
wtn, black and coored mcnno and cotton do Md SILK
and Gloves with assortment Of misses and chill
dren's hosiery and gloves, he had by calinga at
MAXWELL, SEARS, C0LLEY's
New Dry. Goods store,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and i0th streets
Dec 5-qweodn
The daily union., 1852-12-15

hats and Caps, OF every style, quality and price.
III large fashionable and complsle hand and
FOR sale cheap for cash, 1t
CHARLES n. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemens Furnishing Establishment
Pennsylvania avenue, a street.
Dec 4-eod2gC
The daily union., 1852-12-15

MRS. ". BRYASTs Private Boarding- House MRS.
III E BRYANT, formerly the o. 18TH and New
York having taken that and handsome block Of brick
18th and lfh Immediately opposite ~
Episcopal respectfully her ead and
public generally they will be newly and handsomely
n.hed fitted style and ready reception
by the 25ih @ instant Having spared attention
everything fret class house. she conf
denty her renee and comfortable
datons any 10 be found in the city, excepted
~ u. Those wishing for
appy person,
At Mrs Byant residence, the southwest corner o 9th
md 1street-. Dec 5-2tawun
gUpERIOR WHITE FI.ANNIcIs-such welch, SEQ.
~ 6ad sanony, Peansoma and half yards wide, for
dies sking with lot of low priced do Also, the
shades of sack nannes at the dry goods
maxwell, SEARS, A. COLIEY,
pcnnsyivsnia avenue, between gth and l0th
5-9wcodif
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
I.Mla,W, Fall Goodal

NSnls morning we will eonenee opening Fall stock
oods among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS ST
Very rich BroeSde q sims, Plain black Gre De Rhine.
Black & cord Poult De soie, Fancy coored GAee,
Cod BLK Satin de China, silk Tissues, Heavy and rich
entirely new, sl's'' Stewart Plaid silks In
Gro de Antique -"'tsts - tfrely new designs.i
French Mpslin DeLaInes Plain and Figured.
Mourning six and Wool Mouslin De u pcs.
I French Chint1cs, very beautiful. g
BombaZnes, Lupns make, extra -f
Fall ShhIs is unequaIod for elegance
and variety, consisting OF
Errnine fur Shawfs, all colorS.-
Thbet Palm Shawls, all Goors. So 81
Grape Shays, at all prices; Embroidered and plain.
French Cashmere Shawls.Lc'i IL ~ !. - .e.5tt
Bay State and French Plaid Ahawls-
TRIMMINGS, EMBRoIDERIES; &c.
Embroidered Flouncing in Swiss and Jaconet Muslns
Jaconet and Swiss Edgtpg9 and inserttngs,
Rich Trimmings In great variety, for dresses
SIT INNING Buttons, In new designs.
Frlnges and Laces in every width. ~ 80 80
Wide Black and colored Velvet Ribbons.
Narrow g do for Trimming. "a
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style.
epio -
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1859 RfRGSNIRIcENTsT OCK OF 18B9
'.''i''. .''9, DRY GOODS.
ssrssss.r 5NVM. fT.sSELBY.

MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, is now receiving
M his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods for JobbinK Of
tho best manufactures OF
country, carefully selected expressly for the
- JoBBING TRADE,
or the best fabrics, designs coors, to which he 70
specially Rocits examination from his old customers
cLoTHshis stoek consists In part Of best makers,
or the usual variety OF eolors both Foreign and
CAsSiMEREsSBIain black and doesEn, a won al OF
great variety of tho ehoiceat fancy coIors.
SATlNETTS-Black Blue, Steel.mtxed, fancy Green and
Browns, &C. Avery nun and complete stodk; also
si;0 iagTNgeods and Cy. Jeans. 7is9 - So
OVER nkcts, pilot and beaver
:. SIS cloths and other such goods In variety
very large stock oTthe best maker8 Of fast
- =. madden colors As well as the most common kind
g.i-. OF low priced prints for comforts &c. s].s
DRESS GOODS-Ginghas, de ains, emb, 1nstres
Vain and hg'd black alpacas, as well as OF eolor1
or the best variety. both figured and plain
WHITE GOQDS-Ap extensive atock of cambria figured
and palm, iaeonets, Swfsa and Scotch mills In
da, book thread and cotton laees cdgfngA etc.,
-illnf In variety, also Irish linens. 'l
boysI chidrena velvet and cloth eapa,
also Mexican hats, amost desirable lot. FisF.
ALSO-Shavls, ribbons, hosiery umbrella, brown and
bleaohed mnslins,s shiTtins, checks, Ticking dc.
IGc;, together with a full and complete stock Of
Notions of all sorts, usually wanted; and altogeth
or feel We'll assured my stock ia complete that
when It is examined and the prices told, 1t will be
found in all respects, perhapa superior to any
7'' stock or Goods before offered In the market.
nttgq4. : go 't1gi'=, fsff' w. T. SELBY.
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ANYWAYS. is I. 49, & IN p

-fis@iasstt'S Ahh1Nh41.9sF n k!itst satM !
Yiroqua. .0',FSeili = 4, .tsebenyille
Allegheny Clipper Henderson,. :GraysOIcek
Hail Columbia ED Shhsen L ~ :! Il :! 90:
Orion -, -, :, Il. 4 4, = MtIay,S'
Venture I, u ..s+ N, atkins "a . eaIkes9utgh
Winchester. IN 1oIe a. .. - cd ttsonTgs
Exchange s.....s :!,i;::: e. .. 80! .do:. y
Messenger No. 2.-.,. :sas.ia.. IL ;Hos;'i
Granle State 'Is.. 'uos.''
si Buckeye State?s RcltEoS er ~: do. -
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- Julia Dean. IA 80. a. ss4%. Sl ~:
Keystone State, st me, Cincinnati.
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Allegheny. Bachelor. .dQ.s,t
nd DEPARTURES. + go: - -
Viroqua .0'Neil. 4. (. !Steubenyille.
Stephen Bayard! Booth. -: ~. ..SunfslI.
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Allegheny Clipper. Henderson. Grave Greek.
Hail Columbia - johnson. .,...... ....do e.
Courier. ~, .....R Roberts, .Parkesburgh
Diurnal. ......... .Calhoon. Pittsburgh
Helen Mar. :....-... do...'
Julia Dean. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'do...I
Keystone State. Stone - :.do.-.
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Allegheny. ......, .BatcheloE, =. . dos...
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Messenger No. Q ..... ..S. t!l-t ~ CINCINNATI.
Buckeye State. Beltzoyer. J. do. ~
Granite, State. ..... -. .,.....NeW Orleans
40 nwater 1s feet inches, rising. Z q,
SIS. 80 g CO
BOATS DEPARTING iTHIs5pAY
STEuBENVILnE. ;. ViroQua sS,,.,. 10 p. NJ.
SURgEsf. q ~. Stephen Bayard. P. n.
PITTsRuKaH. ~. -. Winchester -, ,t.s a. n. .
p PARKEsRuRoH. ~ Venture. 49,. 10 A. NJ.
ST. MARY's'1$ 80. Orion. g. -, .i0A: NJ.
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Ma. YAaNALI's NEW HoTEI.-We took stroll,
through Mr.. YarnalPs new Hotel on Water street,
and were surprised to find it so near completion,
notwithstanding all the disadvantages Ofinclement
weather. Its ample halls and beautiful chambers
have most all received the first coat of plaSteHng
and the finishing of the carpenter work is progress
ing rapidly. Every thing is constructed on the
most improved plans and with regard to excellence
rather than expense. The house is warmed by
Chilson's ventiiatng Furnace. which diffuses a
pleasant and healthy heat through every ROOM
Notthe least fine thing about the building is the
fueIview afforded from the upper stories, looking in
all directions, of the living landscape and the thou
sand forms of industry and art which slumbers be-
dow, OF send up their .ceaseleSS voices like the
sound Of many W aters. ., ~ ~ .-,-s
We are gtahed to learn that it is 10 be called af.
ter one of the earliest and most distinguished cit-
zens of wheeling-the late lamented SAMUEL
sPnIoo, Esq; II will. therefore. be known as the
"sprigg House." .........
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Patent Ph66Eene Gns,

ron BuRN4HGIN THE sAME.s
Ills LGIaFs producing portable Light i esafdtaHg
recommended as stTertor to any other nous IN tSe.
ENHEy LIGHTS produced by the burning of aeriorm
i Gas which is emitted IN beautiful jets from small per
I0Tati0nS in Platina, = 80 - = r'-i
combustion acting on the burner connected with the Liquid
Lamp Thus perfect and portable apparatus
for CIeAtirg and burning aeTilorn Gas.
l.s is such that AL Of ssssssSI
its renders less liable TO out
any other kind OF Lamp It requires no cleaning and trim.
ming OIL and Canphene Lamps, and burma equally
Se either or glass globe shade ard pei
feetly free from smoke or odor. -sNsl
that at Annual Fair oft Aecan Instute In 1875
SILVER MRDALw awarded to the Inventor, and d.
pon TO the Manufactureand at the same It pTonoo
ed tho BEST LIGH T ever exh bited to tho Insttnte
j. K DUNHAM & co. z+
= ~ y M Noes Monroe st, near the Post ofiee
selp17 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20
JOHN WINTER.

In our notice Of Professor Grimes work on
Phreuo-Geology, we did not give his system the
benefit of detailed explanation, and it would be
;mnossible TO do so in paragraph. Its leading
pnciple, however, is this; that the Developments
~ organs and functions of the brain, have been
Gradual and progressive, and that the periods at
which they came into existence correspond with
the periods in the formation of the earth as claim
ed by the science of Geology. In other words thai
animals and men were created gradually and pro-
,ressiyaly, not in one and the same day, and in
one and 'he same period, or even in the same eli
mate, We gather also from the work, that he re-
eoguizes the truth of the book of Genesis, as he
does of the entire Bible, but holds thatthe common
Interpretation of Genesis is erroneous; that it is
highly fguratiye and that its literal Interpretation
cannot be sustained by the facts of Geology. The
logically we let the Professor speak for himself
In his concluding remarks on The relations of Faith
to Science, he says:
.tHow welcome now is the voice of the teacher
who will reconcile faith with philosophy! How
delighted to hear that ignorance is not necessarily
the mother of devotion, and that science Is the
handmade ofreligeon! How refreshing and encour-
aging to learn that men like Herschell, Silliman'
Lyell, Emmons. Hitchcock, Buckland and AgaSSiz,
are none the less Christians for being philosophers
Let us then be emboldened by their examples
Let not fear to look through the telescope tube
ofscienee. Let US go forward with full confidence,
like Banyan'S Christian, up the hill Of difficulty
encouraged by The cheering voice of Mr.. lhterpre.
ter on the hill, saying that the lions are chained
and harmless, Notwithstanding their frightening
roaT that the book of GenSiS is not to be constru
ed literally when it seems inconsistent with natural
science; that it teaches great moral lesson con-
corning the consequence of mans disobedience to
the divine commands and that while the moral
truths inculcaed are Of the utmost Importance, the
physical doctrines and illustrations belonged to
barbarous age and may be rejected with propriety"
Our correspondent and Others who desire to give
the Professors theory an impartial investigation,
are referred to his work on Phreno Geology, as by
giving detached portions of it, likely to pre-
sent it as too fallacious on the one hand, or too
plausible on the other.
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''EuREkA. PykFouxD RIP = cE if you have not
lery. where may be seen every style of Portraits
knownto the cart" II you would have some
thing really fine, call aad your miniature taken
in the new and beautiful "Crayon" style. For Ia
dies this IS surprisingly beautiful. d +;
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Short Sfeeks Lands foF Sale

y Short Creek lands Tor SAFE
In OhiO eOunty, YirEinhn. L5l5i.sr
dispose ofmy Real Estate, offer at prt'
w vate sale until the st day of November next, arm
In the County OF Ohio situate tho waters OF Short Creek
containing about hundred and sixty acres This PTop'
ery Is desrably located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. :. V.
The ar Is in the highest state ofimproveent having
large amount plank fencing and udiciousy OF
in fields for farming and grazing purposes There are on
the premises two good dwelling houses with ample sta
bling cribs, &c. There are also four good tenants
Houses There Is commOdious new barn. one hundred
and eight feet long by forty four in width fitted in every
particular the wants OF the farm, including ample shell
ter for twelve hundred sheep v. ...l ~.
win sell these lands in whole or in part, to suit the
wishes OF those desiring to purchase Terms will be lib
eT1L rt. J. 80. s-f. lls 400 :. Oh ...,4
Tho rapidly advancing Improvement ofthe city OF Wheel
Ing the facilities afforded the various rail road connee'
tions completed with the West, and the Sea
board, the excellent market now afforded in Wheeng for
the marketable productions country render this
highly desirable persons wishing TO farm protably and
tas sedom that finer Inducements have been held
out to purchasers. - ~. L. w. MITCHELL
Wheeling, Sep. 21 1880. -, 10. ;.i.s,,-- J.
uefaldp coy. - Il. i-s,.s ..l,...l NJ. 80
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4dg s, E1 & ASS 8 1N 3 9, ).

H. MACH EtIIIIAEaS a HNO.A,
IL &AoEEs2EE AND RErsiB 5IlgA1ERs Ci,d
i 10 is5i 81 i's fiiB LIS. IND SHOES,
X md F4raisR. :,
.tsEEgsI sz At AR peltJtpolo.g stqpd lAlI
4 sa' ss'iaEiraa bp4 E.pt Of sthesss g1t Istr
Z $500 BIG RED BOOT L - g,
EstSbif Sinner one 81 ne gest aud beat
wssF 5 6Ss no i III hase
bean manufactured teoret TO our
regular cusomerB andall ohers who may with
call, we ofer unusually largo variety OF boots and
thusa in ibis or part o.
the United setea Our stock VIII be found to soHst IN
part, OF, tho following eaAonable goods; 5s1H
| 10 ImD.SAi No. 49, -
20 ~, 4 hl6fs4!i cHtLpREMa noofKRS.
SSS aSsS Rs nSyossS
1000 pr meas hip boots. 1900 childrena peg'd"
1000 meih b and seaIiio 0ehildrena goat
MENs nAosANs. KISSES loofEEsAHp
1,Oo0gosf 6TogSas ~ : 800 misses morocco lace.
s s$ IS {.
@ 81 s siss s.I! rs, a"
go sS sssp ,S.isp h lss. ~
$50 Ssfs; ss! SSs
5000 do IL thick dS l,asfs,i4 i; LE1THDR.S
BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoaANn trtrp&Shoe kSH6fHHs.
1,OO0pr boys kip bT0E1nS, AND SHOE STOCK.
500 III a6ufa9 1d04ESs Cppstantlyo large
COO do thick do !, -. and well selected 40.
woMFN's LACY -i- sortInent OF shoe atOei
800 koAtlaee bootS;ds mai aud findings,
loco calf n do ii .!i,,i Spaniah Sole leather
500 calf do Upper Leather Cal,
600 ip do and Morocco skins,
woNRN;s q AIrERs, BALI Kid lining and bind
aIiTJRs Arb JfAkY ? nla -. ing SdIEs.
Lixps. :SuiIo9s a is Also,
200 pryyopHena CATERS, Lasts, Boot Trees, Skoa
. 400 do half CATERS, Thread, Shoe Nails,
800 do walking Shoes Peg, Tacks, Boot
900 r4peSged buskins1 4 y lIsHYebb, Avn Blades,
900 do hid buskins, slip Knives, HATS, Pin
peTHnnd Jenny LfndR.J fTt.i Hammers She's
French Boot and Shoe t leather for sewing bslL
&C., Skins, so sides ALVIN tanned Cowhdes.
Thankful the liberal patronage heretofore extendedto
u.s. we solicit continuance OF the gSme.
alts24. McCLALLENS d KNOX
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FROM NEW YORK.
!. !. :, !. I'M .ARRI.AGES. q -

MARRlEp-In Washington. Pa, on Thursdsy evening
last, By Rev. Mr.. Nicholson Mr.. SAMUEL. WCODc0CK
to Miss ELIZABETH "a. popD4iboth Q this city! T..
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Books Just Received at the Depot.
N ALLANT TON, Pers OF the ocean, Life Of Viets.
NT STUDIES, Story OF Revolutionary Times by g X
Janes COnieaAons OF Eaton Boy; kncker for
N0vemberi Model. Architect; Europe in a Hurry. by
Wilkes; BlthedaIe and Scarlet Letter., by HawhoTnei
Rochester or Merry Days oGEngand, and
or Others. ..,.s CnovI71 JAS McMRCHBN.
ICtRANBERRIES,s l,gIs sHs. .siati '' -rf- t77a9
" Kentucky Honinys hi,s4 i--a $40 bar' % i1s5
Canadian Peas, -.a-a -t.f IttGIsf i..
Buckwheat Flour -.a-s
Il.Is White Beans, frE5-ri ta- .sE -
L For sale by 10 Cnov1S) M i. JFEHObuRH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20

- M TErrL1IcESoER:-Will you permit me 70
az auction respecting the short article IN
,iJsv,s iInteligencer, headed ''thEeno- geoloe{:
7 ;yyonld nrem Sc tEat am lover OF science ont
III tSst Science which is falsely so called. am
nor 1 IroSTesye but ofthe Baconian demonsra-
iIesebool. Irejoice that live to witness the
t,S9sbs Of Of the arts and sciences Of the nine
,ssptb csntury.i But am at a loss to know what
tSe writer means by the ProgTessiUe creation OF
man. THAT the successive deyelopenents OF the
1I1anS and functions Of the brain [aO0t the human
LIN p have been collateral with the successive
Teoogical periods in the formation of the earth
When he asserts that it can be proved to a moral
csftsinty that geological ages elapsed between the
Sfiginal creation of the lowest phreno-organs ana
ne highest;' does he mean that this creation WORK
o( he iaiTd of man, took agss to execute lh -
What are We TO understand by the comparison
;nStituted between the chronological and fheolo,
gical question: Is it that Phrenology Is true and
Theology is false2 / should like to understand
The real position of the question What me
gTmndl Isitt that the Mosaic record is false. that
God did not breathe into man the breath OF lie
sndthat he did not then become living SOUL
Bnt. on the contrary, that man became man by
ages Of progressive developementl
:. An answer TO the above will greatly oDlge
yours &C. JOHN WINTER.
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TAE EaopEL.FtliaAa sociiErYwilmeet hereafter at
the Temperance Hall, third story over the Post
Office, every Monday evening. The public are
invited to attand. u, - 4afss sa y, :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20

y WILL the author Of the pretty lines ''Your lot is
far above meg favor US with her name. We think
II best not 70 violate our rule of inserting no anony-
nous Communications. Correspondents need have
no delieacyoh this point; such matters are coat
Dental 4. s,.-.t .ssl - ,s,1 - a-- .-i,ii
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For Gentlemen and Ladies.
TUsT received the Music Store 1879 Main street,
81 large assortment OF Piano and Guitar Music also
no. best Roman, and Italian Violin and Guitar StrnTS;
nc. German; no. French best. ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20

TaE wHeeIIsq MusIcii ScEyE val give con-
cest tO-aight at tie BAPTIST Church. Its benevo-
lent object, combined With the merits Of the per
fnrrnnr. oh.,..la ;,,.i...... en- att.,, ilarce
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-20

LAuEcH OF THE BALTrMoRE.-The new steamer
Baltimore, for the Union line, slaunched at our
ship yard. on Saturday. She glided off beautifully,
and she sits seIenely in the swollen torrent, like
majestic Queen of the Waters. Her dimensions
are as follows:
Length. SO2 feet; beam. IS feet; hold. I feeti
draft, % inches at bow, "a at stern. 6S state
rooms. Wheel, Sc feet in diameter; length Of
buckets, 10 feet; shalt IL inches in diameter.
Cylinders, 500 inches in diameter, 9 feet stroke,
Four bOlerS, 46 inches in diameter, 80 feet in
length, with Eve 10 inch fues in each boiler,
Hull by MoLURE, DUSLAvY & Co.; cabin by
HAMS & BEAN; machinery by H. W. PHrLLrs;
painting by J.. CAMM. -. lss
The cabins, Texas and baggage room are built
quite sharp in front, offering little or no resistance
to head wind, and her bow and stern are as sharp
as a knife. s-'' .s.s.
She possesses the accommodation of nursery,
Immediately under the ladies' cabin, after the style
of boats on the lakes and eastern waters. NJ & 4
She viii be commanded by Captain Wa. cLGRx
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AND STILL. THEY GOMEZ
800 10 -ii BY EXPKES9
THIS day; received few dresses SLACK Rroeade SILKS,
II the celebrated Silk Emporium or James Beck, d
Co New York. Also beautiful variety OF fancy Ryan
tine Cloths Mouseh De Laines and elegant Long Sh1yva.
~ : III ETEIIsTf'f 1.Tf7 o. W. HElSKBLL, & Co.
N. B. We viii receive, and open to morrow, 4rge va
rtety q desirable goods Ss.- i.a.1to n g 20:
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ss..i,,.s95 eINCIrlfIA 80 s.'a 80,
- - s,.g ~ CLNcIsHAFT, Dec 49,.
Flour in speculative demand; all to be had at
81 bought up this morning; now held at % 25.
Hogs and pork, fun. Whisky in good demand al
193-S'ctS. Clover seed dull; offered at So 70.
FROM NEW YORK.
ii. iii h s S. - NEW YoRk, Dec. 18-noon.
= Flour, better sales; State brand, $5aS5 So; Ohio,
$5as5 SO. Sales Of Genesee wheat at 81, 30. Ohio
whisky, 28 OTIS. Oats, 62a63 cts. per. BUSH, Corn
Is scarce; mixed, TsaT9i cts. Pork, arm; mess.
$1s 25; prime BIS 2baS16 81. Beef firm; hogs in
demand; lard quietj butterHaud cheese, duh and
heavy - r.n = ..}ia = "a. 'i, s'.45' i-.'fs..
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Mount Woods Cemetery.
GONE We ~ desirable lots In Mount Woods Cemetery
y can behad on application to 5fy -, -,