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FloM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
SENATE.-Tlc Hpst Route Bill was passed.
The general alproiiation bill was taken up and
amended 50 rs % dmpensate the Spanish Consul,
and Spanish RDjefs at New Orleans, and Key
West. for losss sttained by mobs during the Gu
ba excitement, wa passed, on an amendment pro-
vding that WIN ministerial officers of the United
States shall hae ifcurred extraordinary expense,
in executing IT, laws, tie payment of which is
not provided TO- t5e President is authorised to al
low the payuiet hereof, under special taxation
in districts from Sropriation for defraying expen
ses of the Judl LAP. 4sila f4F
HousE.-Alr ORs, from the Post Office COM
mittee, reporttl b,ck the bill amendatory of the
act reducing AID modifying the rates Of postage.
The amendmeltstyere concurred in.
The bill auto fsng imported goods, wares, and
merchandise e ttfed and bonded in pursuance of
the law requirnl them to be exported by certain
routes through rtxas into Mexico, was passed.
The House, decided to elect public printer;
Mr.. staunton eliminated Robt. Armstrong, M.
Clingman nom Hted John Jones, Mr.. Conger nom
mated Gales &seaton, Mr.. Moore of Pa. nominal
ted Geo. S. Cldeons, Mr.. Tackett nominated
Henry ]. Raylqqd, Mr.. Morton nominated Horace
Greeley. Armrong received 10I votes and was
declared electe s!t!iiHft .esgss' s-ss1t rit
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THE PTlATFORIMSI
THH lWHIG PLATFoRM.

The wings of the United States, in convention assem-
bsd firmly adherrs TO the great I republican
now as ever relying upon the Intelligence Of the Aeri
sell government sUd sheir eonnued devolon 70 the Con-
stuiion and the Union do proclaim the following AZ The
men and maintenance of which their national orsnn. ion
as party is Effected - =. - I. y -
1. The Government of the Un.;ed States is of limited
chancter and is confined to the exercise OF
pressly ganted by the Consilon ard such as may be
necessary and proper for carrying the ancd into
full execution and that ell powers not thus gran ed or ne
q The sls.c should be held in their
It's consul iuonl powers and the Union should be
and watched ovet "the palIadirm of our libcrcs'
the warmcst symPah OF The s party we sill adhere
s TO the s Il S s Of q @ as
all eninnsns alliances VITA forc countries and Of
quitting own to sard foreign ground. That our
mission Republic is not proposne oprions,
impose on oe countries our form of government, bynr.
@oGsSion lie CIV
ernmen and the advantages OF fee institutions
J! That where ,he poop make aid ccn.Tol the Cove
me they .hond o1sy is s'Sr and TIA
sfca, which they CLAIM. and VIII en'.ce. fom. fore:Sn
overs.
the siiete.t economy, nHd reve.uc sui en-. for o
p.nses thereof in ;e OF peace osht 10 DE mainly deli
and in evyin; lrcn drcs Md pc icy ieln es j, 81
aiss iT sa'on a. p.oee ION from f1ns by Specific do.
may lie assured American distry, ltaiiy 10
cs acd 10 all por.:ons OF the COZ airy.
g. The Coi,siiI,tion vests h ConT lie power
and repair harbors, and remove cb; trHicas
bic Ive.s and is eApedieh. ,lat CoJ,lG.5 sa
he powe; sael improvement FOR
de5en-e for ne protection AL ,cfiiy Of
commerce with foIei,,i nat eioJy lie CHI
improvements be ny, every iDsr ia n'a a Il
eiel In their cha.Te 90 '.-H
:. The Fedc,s and SIZE Cnvel OF trc
sysem alike tcesse ;1T t;Ic con- rcn Paa-=,
and security, ard o- be s.feGaT:e -" d %,
hab;tral, ard inmo, eabc a.aci'csr f. G 20 ne
ar,nority OF each, and P'ere: rc =; lie cHn al
OF ercil d..ss rcq I'D by pa
sderation OF rational, OF Sp:r, Va, Il W, "a
The e, OF acs OF 3iss Co.,g -, coimot'y
known the CoTproTse Ada, m, i, (the 90
recovery of fs:;ives from n,oT inc teo aie &c Md
and acqUeSccd in by the Wirys of U.ed States
final settlement in principle ard 81 hsaTce, OF tic srbecs
which they relate, and so far icse ed.
will maintain them and insist their e.fn: It,
until ,eenco s;,ail Demonstrate the -
OF further legislation qua r-airst the OF
laws the hand and the ab sc OF the'r powe"s on
other, nrairiry teir prcsc efficiency carry
requ'. emenis of Inc COnst .ion and deprc.
station OF tie question: tiIs setcd
DANGEROUS esc, and VIII all f0r.s
continue srcii ia whfIsvc., Wherever.
however nIadc aHd viii .is-.I .lencl
tesry OF the Urion. . - .afrFy ~. > 4y-fyy.t T.
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1852 MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF 1852
DRY GOODS.
WIN. T, SEIBY,

MON. OK str EET, W.cel =. VI. icreiy.ng
M. ssioci o Fa rid W toG'.S ~. yobDin: OF
latest .npO Os r' ,n'',,o les oil
count r".ct ss.'r...c sssiy o tIe .-I.f 80
JoILING TRADE .argr.
or best Ia, .cs, dies aud colos, wh.c he
spec.6:ly sole Is hom lis old cusone: u
aud Coz It. NJ" c.S.,;s s..
CLOTHS Ills soth II par OF tie :"s Err g,
a.d o t.rc 81 al Va o: coo g l.o.. To "a and
Domestic ..... 80. 3. H#r.tt-
CASSI MER ES-I:ain Ill X and dor'E n. vol OF a
2 cat vairty o. ii- Go c est ia.ry colo 8.
SAT- NE.TS-I.ilrk ElN Ice -'i. .Pcy 6 cen and
LOWS, Nc hc.y Il !. az. ronp.rtc stodk; slso
Twr...S sd Cy. Jrans .-a TO-.
OVER lOAriNGS-Or roo Ell alenkc,s, blot md bca YER
clot,i and Ole. oCC:i .,Oods II vd "t>
PRlSrS-.t IT. &c sto 'kofic beet makes OF fast
msGtct cole { - As we'll lac LIost cohinon kind
OF low j. iced u .tJ %! con- o. Is. &c
DRESS GCOUS-Gn ,ric i:or2c dc lasn3 cnb d r3t c,
ylciu and ig'd cisck aluac1s, IS vel rs o; colo =
OF tile LEST eiy, joiii iigu cd anu plaza.
WHITE GOOUS-An extensive sOck o. caIDJ &c figured
and plain jgconets. SWISS and Scotch mills In
lila book, Il, cad and cotton latcs cdeings, etc,
in variety, also .isi linens
CAPS-Mcms boys and Gil Id ems velvet nd cloth caps,
also Mexican .,ats, most hcSiIable lot.
AISO-Shaws, .ih3oas, hosiery, limb elias, brown anu
bicaclcd misr,is, s,i. ting, checks, Ticking, dc.
cc;, 10 ;eiIe' with full and coElolcte stock OF
Motions oI all so Is. usually wsncdi aud slto.cti
or ] cel wei I'd NY o.C-k is 50 comp etc that
wien il is ria.p and sac :sr"s told, II VIII be
fond III all -ai,ctc = Ina. su.crio. 10 any
stock of Goods ;s,o'r nTe:eG in TIE nr' ket
aus.i W. I. SELBY.
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PROSPECTUS
.MERIcAN, wHIG sRBvIEw


the origihsi Prospectus Of the American Review, is
sued at Washington by Mr. Cotton, its former Propre
tor and Editor number OF the leading Wing Members Of
the Twenty seventh Congress (66) subscribed their
naIles 10 the following resolmion:-l 'Esat
Earnestly approving the plar OF such iona organ,
long needed and OF manifest importance the undersiscd
agree to contribute for Its pas from time 10 time, such
communications may b. necessary to set forth and de-
iend the doctrines OF tba United Party the Union.
Signed by George p Marsh Daniel D. Barnard J. Nc
Pheson Bcriien, J. r. lpgersol, =, Joy Morris, T. L.
Clinsman Daniel Webster, R. C. Winthrop, Thomas Hut.
ler King Hamilton Fish, p Kennedy, WIN s. Archer,
Rufus Choate, Alexander H. Stephens!1 epis2is
An engraved portrait distinguished person will
be found in every number OF the Review They will
ally &c portraits q living mexican Statesmen, and when
that Is possible, will be acconpsnIed wit anthem
tic Memoir OF the person represented. -
Tho first objects of the Review OF course political;
iii designed 70 set forth and defend the iyeles tho
Union 1t ns been matter OF Just reproach PARTY
that though 1t embraces its due proportion OF tho nte
gehee and learning OF tho country 1t has Quarterly
Monthly Organ devoted to the expression and defense OF
its OPINIONS nd The conductors OF the Ameri
can Review have done what liz them lies to remove this
repIoaeh, by securing contributions from ability
and truth.
The literary department. Of the Review win agree in
spr:. with the political $500 ~ y 7,li.s. ~
TEaMs.-singie subscriptions 50 year, IN advance.
Subscriptions to cubs OF not less than ten persons 2
49, ,tffif 2 CHAMPION BlSSELL, sPubiishey, " i,
aug24 120 Nassaust, New York. II
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WING MEETING,

"A GRAsp wma CONVENTION will be held at Nc Chimes
Hotel, Frankfort Springs, Ecaverco Pa near Flo
-' WEDNESDAY, SRPT. iST. q.
In view OF the great interests Involved In the prescnt
contes-in view OF the determined Is of the o,pos
ton party it is expected tint the wings of Washington,
HEAVIER, and the surrounding counties, VII out in
their strength. TT a r E51g{ q n Man
The place which this meeting is designed TO be held is
OF the most delightful in this section OF
the country and will enable all who attend the meet
the purpose Of promoting the OF Scotland Graham, to
In grove Come, thea felloeitizess Tally in numbers
that will strike terror into the foe Cone ono, all
and by united efforts, give sunh ty imp
cause, that will show dete miiaon and ability to
overcome all opposition. aT p11 h. 5,y5 iI55al y
The following speakers, is expected win present
address the meeting: Hon. Moses Beinpton, Capt Charles
Naylor, Pittsburgh; Col James Coli y, Roswell Marsh,
Esq Of Steubenviile Hon Alfrc1 Caldwell Jas T. Wharf
ton, Of Wheeling John Cow Esq., aud Seth T Hurd of
meeting will be held in the village OF Frankfort in the
evening OF the day at O'Clock. Robt G. Smith, Eco
and others win address it ylaiF -s5-1 , td
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FIRE ANNIHILAroR-NEw POST MASTER
GENERAL.

W ASHINGTtND mug. 70.
~ Profscr Boynton made most successful exper-
iment with the fire annihator, tonight, on the
public ground, West of the Capitol A temporary
frame tuilding, . stories high, WIS erected and
filed with combustibles, and set on FIRE. After
the fire got under thorough headwai, the Annihi-
later was applied, which quenchelthe fire in less
than a minute. An immense concourse was pre-
sent, who manifested decided appobation in loud
applauses. ~
Iii positively sfIirmed to-day, that the Hon. Jas.
Brooks will succeed Judge Hal as Post Master
General. and tbs. Hall will be confirmed Dis
trict Judge of Norbern New Yolk.
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II oeal md Travelling Agents Wanted for
Ia Popular and Usefulbooks Just published: CAIIFoR
MA IlLUSTRATEp, including deseription Of the Pa
and Nicaragua routes, with Is suberb Tinted Etho
graphs, s24 pages syo; price g. This work. by 81.
Let's has been adudscd by the unanimous voice OF tho
be the elaborate practical and intensely in
teresting volume yet been written upon this golden
theme. Since the publication ofSevens Journal OF Tray
els, appeared created such thrilling
sensation emineny practical, and
ythincidents Of the most anising In the
guaee Of one OF the city editorials perfect doerrc
gtype Of California taken by the light 81 MONDAY
Also Ir Beaels great wor k on Medicine, THE AMERI
CAN PRACTICE AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN, $40 pa.
gcs 200 engravings Svo sheepi price g. Dr. Beach r. at
the head OF the eclectic practice this Country Se was
the demand that eighteen thousand copies OF ts work
were printed IN one edition. Also, Dr. c. d. HaniIond,s
work on the same principles OF practice MEDICAL IN
TO HEALTH, limo, cloth ees psgesi price 81 30 cloth
HER VARIous RELAT1oNsT eonis;sins practical rales
every domestic duty royal 1snp red cloth atsd
every LADY, especially the youn Such isits popularity
that nearly three thousand have bean In the re-
gon of New York alone within very fsw months.
Orders for books above advertised, with or postasc
stamps accompanying, will promptly filled, prepaid TO
any part OF the Ufitst Stafes 9 tls
Address, % 4 ROBERT p YOUNG, re
/ ~ Successor to Wm. Hold edge,o - -
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NEW5a, BQOKS...
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
GAN INTENSELY INTR xE sTINGs BOOK,

- = As.sssSA>AS = AASA u II EssAlhNsr nOOh.'
lsoL. l2ao.' 81 20. !. -, ,s.
MI OORES ANDERSON, fsvc Just ready I'M a duodeci.
4LA mo Volume, y .l-li % y =
T., a, ). The CAMFAlGN OF GENERAL SCOTT. .l-t-
IN inc Vay OF Mexico by Lieut.. Raphael Sommes u S. M
AdetaiIed account OF General Scotfs riant
=, -; Lieut. IS is a man of sterling sense. 49, fair
f'e g n;. .......,,.-4s i. {. 49,
pagn The author ia attached IN the Savy mi b.csne
ae9dently connected with the ArmyPhitad. ca,onieie
Mntten III ecer and vgoiou style, and 1t is difficult
er having commenced its persai, lay it aside.Nor
Jog DdiLy Ne'rs s.If tfs.t - 90
One oil the most gallant officers in the Nayy.- The
whole volume as work ofintelect, is worthy high
pace IN The department TO which II belongsLouisrie
Journal. .sss-t slTul.Gf ef=es
at is no small praise author to say that we have
never read history evidently go fairly written-Le.
Tdry World. -l7f'
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I Cooke QuIz.D. Shortly. after Cooke arrived IN
America, he Us one evening in company witha
number of acts, whom he bored ioutrageously...
?" Mr.. H." Sd he, "what do you know OF the
stage! You re no actor, although the applause
you receive I'm the Yankees makes you think
yourself one From the woe7begone appearance
of the young hespian, the tagedian thought he
had prcceededoo far, and, endeayoring to heal the
wound he hadaficted, rose with tears IN his eyes,
and observed" w hat said was in Jest, hold
your professioal talents in high estimation, and
now freely MAJ the acknowledgment d; burst
out into loutlaugh, exclaiming, You old quiz,
will you again ay that i am no actor T'
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1890
ITEMS,

81 IRWIN. McClester, young man about twenty
one years of age, living near Findley, OHIO, COM
mitted suicide, few days ago, 10y cutting his
throat with a razor, in n fit of insanity.
uTThere is some truth in the preamble of Tenn
perance Societies, which says: "And whereas the
se of intoxicating liquor is injurious to our stand
ing, we do" &C., &c.
1.-THE Queen of Spain attended bull fight, on
the 18th ult, ut which fourteen bulls were killed
qTMrs Partington asks, very Indignantly, if the
bills before Congress not counterfeit, why there
gould be such difficulty in passing them.
1.-THE statistics estimate the value of the cheese
annually produced in this country at 5000.
1TThey have no old maids in France; those who
don't drown themselves adopt the title OF madame
! and pass fer widows.
uTDeaths III Washington during the month of
July, 1876.
: MA Bloomer wac in instant attendance at the
Freesoil Convention Ct Pittsburgh.
1.-THE heart is the pendulum that ticks the
hour of life. w.. ....
UTA runner was current in Paris that France and
England would call meeting ofthe Maritime pow
ers, against agg ression from the United States.
u In the town of Conway, Mass, there are now
living eleven men, the aggregate of whose ages a
mounts to nine hundred and thirty three years.
. u
40 sit on box in front of his door as sign. file
inust be industrious and willing to change his at
ftitude now and then.
HTWhy does water melt salti Because very
,minute particles of waterinsnuate themselves into
he pores of the ga 1t by capillary attraction, and
4 prce the crystals ap art from each other.
"a GrIt is said that the cotton crop of South Caro-
Dina will be injured great deal this season by the
,catterpillars.
81 nPEggs from China, put up in pickle have been
Imported to San Francisco.
II ITWhy is there always a strong draught under
The door, and through the crevices on each SIDE
Because cold air PUSHES from the hall TO supply the
: sod in the room caused by the escape OF warm an
up the chimney, etc.
n u Last week seventeen head of beef Cattle
frightened by the locomotive whistle near Akron,
ohio, jumped down the river bank, where 1t Is 6u
FEET high, and were killed. s-isi ~ .,sa -
"a BMarshal Cram, the Wing candidate for Con-
gress in the I'd district of Maine, has declined.
1.-THE Wings of Huntington, Pa, have noIni-
fated DR.. John Mccullough for Congress
1.-THE friends Of Dan Rice, at Paducah, held
Heehng last week, expressing their admiration OF
I'm as man and determination to support him
sainst all competitors.
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PAY nnd Service.

The Democratic Senate, i'll calling Tor stale
Inent OF the moneys paid 10 General Scott tor pub
lie services, will not merely call public attention
TO the character of those services but Will ncvi-
tably provoke a comparison between the pay an"
seruiees of those who arraign him. The battles
7of Chippewa and Lundy's Lane Were worth U
hundred times the amount received by Gen. Scott
during forty years of public life. And such will
be the verdict of the American people. The Brit
ish and their allies in this country may, and very
probably will, put very different estimate on his
Services. They would have appreciated much
more highly the ground and lofty tumblins with
which Gen. Pierce has adorned our military an
mails.
But TO the sort of service rendered by the Hon.
Senator'S who think that Gen. Scott has received
loo much. We find that the following named gen
tlemen received the sums respectively attached Ia
their names, for nights quiet rest in Washing
ton-under the pretense false of course, that they
bad during the night, travelled home and re-
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LATEST ARRIVAL
For the TIA dieSi
CONGRESS HALL

rTNI subsc bers take pleasure in hs their friends
and the travelling community ally, HAT they
this day taken possession of that well established and
vOiably known Hotel. ~ ~ ~. 10. r'....L
-JT CONGRESS HA LII, lal .IHf
Es g..H Third d:Chcsnut streets.
They have had the house thoroughly Iepa cd, MD all the
modern improvements !oduced and furnished ia
of elegance which will at once render il passcd-ioT
comfort aud convenience. ,-.#
This is decidedly The best located house in the city being
in the immediate vicinity of business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings
Lines OF Omnbuses leave for part of the city every
few minutes their head quarters being within square
OF this House. . g..
The subscribers determined 10 spa:e pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home 10 the
traveller. -. =. .. s-... o..
James e. Norris who is well known 10 of the hug
mess visiting the city, lately in The ili DWARF house
James J. duncan Co. and formerly proprietor OF the
Virginia HOTEL St Louis, wall have control OF the &c
men, OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
ueT
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WEIGHS NATIONAL, CIRCUS
RAYMoNDS& co, and DRIEsBA6H q cos y
MENAGERlES UNITED,
FOR 1850.
MANAGER
]. BERRY.

The public respectfully Informed that these t,so ras
Mndgeres, RATED foo tic lccet fonn by r the
largest collect on of Living Annals exhibited this or
any other corlt.y- 4... ..r4 ts.- z-s sH.s
rf Hs OvEe $50 ANIMALS AND Birds ca 5-
Cal be SC IN under this SPA CIOUS PAVILION osC feet
ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION. 'e'' e.
Hours of Exiibitiot-i.om TO z. NJ, and TO II in
the eyenir 3. n.s--.-.-.f ....s, -. .
ADMISSION 25 cts No half price.
The Cote w arrive in towi the OF the 18th
ult, ehout 40 O'Clock and III, Cansses, Cages Van &c.
contanin- ;hs Armi ., III z 'sLL..TlTl.
Hl nEAwN EY 40 SPLENDID HORSES? -
Headed by ~.
NEUPER'S PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND I!
Will pass tlro ihe o. cpol ste IFS, aordiny oppor.
tunty Of beholdiii. enc OF ,llc moot -
GORGEOUS AND IMPOSING PROFESSIONS
OF the kind ever seen
Double Performances in ihrcc Immcnsc
Performing Dens!' -
HERR DRIESBACH in TWO and SgEore HI
f. DERALGO i'll The other.
In the cor.:r of erch e..:ib. on, HERR DRIRSBACH,
the is pn,:d LION KING w cate: the Dens of his Wild
tena.ts o. the Fo est
LIONS, LE0PARDS, TIGERS, COUGERS, &C.
And give display, the Wien ordered by the spe.
cia command Of QLseh Victoria, Louis Philip (late Kis
the F.ec,) Emperor Nicolas OF St Pecrsburg end the
Royat Faini,y HApsb;'sgh Houss OF Ault.ia, fH. .
SIGNO.E HlDEl:ALGO will also perform his highly
TIA ed aiIn's, scic. at and eiely different Herr
Dieabacis, SHOWN; the different powers OF nni the
Amin ii Cr aiio,. '.E ~. HNF. 'il.' #Er- u
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FROM BOSTON.

AUGUST -.
The ST. Johns, Y. d. papers # yesterday, state
that the crops thrCghout the Ppvince are as great
as ever. The fir. liquor seizure here, took place
to- day; Patrick human, and ]. Mclaughlin were
arrested and find for selling it; the liquor was
enpticd into sdvcr; crow quietly looked on.
Moses Williams, ne of the wealthiest wholesale
liquor dealers ha. been complained OF and is TO be
examined to moIpw.
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WASHINGTON.
From stunrt,s most celebrated Pnint

From stuHrtsi most celebrated Painting.
THIS large and magnificent Portrait OF 'WtsmsGIos
from The BURN ofan Ame ean Artist is eonsdsred y
mems OF art ever correct Ikeess OF
The sizs OF plato eighteen by twenty
and should be In the hands OF Amer can
1t Is correct copy from Stnats celebrated Original
1t is finely engraved, and on
That IT may DO within the Of all the pnbaher has
An persons femittins The nmonnt rely upoh retety
ing perfect copy by mail to part OF the ".
States oarefny put up rollers made for tho purpose
free OF postage. y 80 =
tf5l75el- - '-..ss sIsT5JOHN S.TAYL0R, ~ -
teSfre nd n
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THE FISHERY QUESTION.

NV YORK, Aug. 81.
The Expresslf this morning says that the Sun
letters, stating that the Fishery question has al
ready been Satisfactorily sttled, are from the high
est authority. The documents come by the Steam
CT Asia. rty al II .7,f-r-. L.
The Democrtic Warn elections were held last
night. The oil Hunkers carried the city.
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Fifth Ward.-we understand that the Fifth
Ward has not received proper attention in res
pect to lining; that, while the citizens have been
compelled to drain and cleance their cellars in ac-
Icordance with the sanitary regulations, the city
authorities have not exercised corresponding
vigilance in regard to the streets, which are, in
many places, in an unhealthy condition. This
sbonld he looked to.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
COPPER, TN & SHEET IRON WARE
Mandatory, .i .esTy

- THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
az bestowed upon him. The susc would respect.
80 fully inform his friends and the public gene ally that
@ he continues TO manufacture the named articles
in Ill their variety, (which he has always on hand eoad
assortment for wholesale and retail at very low prices
He also keeTs hand cooking stoves OF tho most m.
proved patte rms for coal ard wood.
job work will continue reccvc his ticular mt ion
ard he executed with prompness and in style that will
please the most Gastidious.
r..a0r sfH-T Z. VARNEY .
r.... ..sr..ssarla No. s, Main St, Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-28

To Adpeytisers.-we must ask the indulgence
~ out patrons whose advertisements may be
knitted. until we receive an additional supply OF
=.quads,'. which we have sent for We shall be
ready to accommodate them all in few days. In
The meantime, we invite attention TO our rates oil
advertising, on the first page, and the many other
Inducements to those who wish to get readers for
their advertisements.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-28
MY YORK MARKET.

IL 65 NEw YoHK, Aug. 81.
Flour, 90 bbls., State flour, at Loo; South
ern at si,5s. 1000 bushels mixed corn, sold at
7Oa7I cts. PIX unchanged, and in fair demand.
Gut meats firm Lard unchanged; other commod-
tiles quiet. u liza r. p $50. 's.s-- &C.
srocks.-o.o CPS, go, 100. U. S. '76, 11s4.