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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-29

The aOIIldays are Coming.
4 NNUALS, Git Books, Miniature books, all hand.
IN somey bound gilt Chldrens toy books in snowy
covers, and beautifully illustrated; twenty thirty V5r
cities Song Books lot Ship Carpenters and Mcchan
les writing and pocket book lead encs several kinds Of
superior Steel Pcns &c. JAS IL McMECHEN. I
moves
TTNHK Phadelphia Magazines; History Henry Esmond
by Thuckeryi Captain Kid, or the Wizard OF the Sea-
BIZ Ingraham. nOv26 JAS II MCMECHEE. /
DIR. M. Campbell.
CLATE YARMOUTH, vA) ..-.
OFFICE: South West corner Union and Fourth SIS.
nov3I Whe ceiling, Vn.
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$50 Main street,
&C 25-1w Opposite the VIRGINIA RAMS

4 tOiTOM'S EDITION OF nIUnA KID.
~ SONS ALMANAC FOR le53-J w. RAN-
DOLPH has published this useful little work and
II contains, besides the twelve calendar pages and
astronomical calculations, a Jewish Calendar Gar.
deners' Monthly Instructor, list OF the Virginia
Senator's Members OF Congress, Senate and House
OF Delegates. virs inia and North Carolina State
Governments, State and Federal Courts oil Virginia
and North Carolina, Maryland and District OF Co
lumbia, ConJectures Of The Weather, DR. Adam
Carkes Weather Table, Equation or Time Tables,
Meteorological Tables. by Turner, Forms of
Deeds according to the New Code, Receipts, Anec-
dotes, &c. For sale by the singe COPY dozen or
hundred, at III Main street, Richmond, and BIZ
booksellers throughout Virginia &C Is
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4 nfsn ALI SES.-LlNCHBUbG COR
FoRA TON Bonds The subscribers have
l,f sac sao0Jo of Lynchburg Corporation Bonds
the Corporation OF Lynehburg, previous to issuing
.h5se ponds, owed the small debt If Si0a t01 one
Aeh Oh which was Tor her acafer norks which are a
source OF revenue paying now besides the exnepses
Oh their operations. about five per cent upon tbeir
cost, fhto the sinking fund of the town treasurv -
ne other halt OF this debt is for the towns sub
sefipH9n TO the James River and kanawha Canal :.
me stock IN which, although very low wllIutrnare''
iy be valuable "
Ia the lynthburg and Tennessee road the tour,
u LyhcAoaFg mas assumed $50, Gc0 f bouds but
she is bona hde subscriber for only about 500
o00. For the remaining 52lUOC sne .,anSs IN ,b
re.atton ot lender endorser for the g ,nnanv on
whenever The Fuad ges fairly ir.to operation she
WI" be iRheVed from paying at least the interest uu
on this S2l0C0o "P
The Improvement is one Of the greatest in the
Nnoie 9oitd "a Wei IN TIE Commercial I'D gantaaes
"h'ch II VII! have ss for its magnitude and there
."' Ncetceiy De a doubt INDUCED that it will paw a
.tA pr cent dividend For the payment of the in.
iescst upon these bonds as well as the ultimate nav
ueu' OF te principal, the whole real estate within
limits Of tie The corporation, public aid private il
pledged.
Bat there is feature in the new charter of the
Town which gives additional assurance to ali who
may become the possesstrs Of her securities Ii is
provided that, besides the oblgat to pay the an
hua'ly accruing Interest her public liaaitIes she
shall levy, collect and set apart one per cent upon
the frfncpdt as sinking tund to be applied 10 the
j
icnd, 10 short space Of time, already reaches s.
Co., ana as 1t increases will ne invested in in crest
paying funds so hatit viii be multiplied in ANT unit
as Rapidly as possible.
The bonds If this town offer 70 the capitalist favo.
faole opportunity for safe and jud;cious invest
| ment The nigh premium upon State stock causes
an inquiry Tor securities At lower prices and we re-
gard those Of Lsnchburg among the very best
now offered. That town includes within its sphere
one OF the most pepuous and productive Countries
| In the whole South 1t is the eastern terminus of
| the great Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, where
| hat Improvement strikes The james River and Ka-
nawha Canal. The tobacco trade ana n1anuta cture
has been one Of the chief sources CT that CONNER.
| ciaI prosperity which has made Lynchbure one of
| the westhest inland towns IN the Union. There
is hardly another that can show, she can thou
sand dollars for each inhaoi,aHt within her corpo-
rate lines. There Is permanency IN her CONNER
| clai POSITION, trmness anu soiIdy in the founda-
lions ct her commercial prosperity which prohibit
| any doubt whatever to her steadily growing and
| improving career.
| These bonds have coupons attached. Any fur
Their information that may be Ge.i ed with reg I'd
to them will be given ON application the subscri-
| beers, IN person or Dy letter.
ocl4 c. w. PURCELL e. co
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AUCTION SAIES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Wellington Goddio.
THE FARM CATTEC

nnp r ,..i. CALLkD ssTALsyERA. ,,
s.1 4N. ~ NILE NEST OF RlCHMOND. E6R
SALE AT AuCTIoN-Win De sold on T.n In
'ee 4,n aay OF Soyem5er Is upon the pre-
on the South side of the Riebmond' ' .ns arm
hoas, called "faavera," containing % acres.
Inc Farm, tor the most part. is 10 hign stat. -
Improvement The buildings have all been erect ~
"tnin me last ten years, are neatly arranged and
are sufficient for the accommodation of i. auu
family With the buildings, there will be sold 10
acres OF land and the remaining Is acres will he
oiVl6ed into lots of suitable size, having tronts On
inc turnpike The nearness of this lan to the citv
" ia,enhond It's beautiful and healthy location, aud
agreeable and improving neishborhood. offsr va,r,
r lnouc ments to persons wishing country re-
treat near the city. -
Ikhms--on sfourth cash; balance at 6. IL and Is
m or negotiable notes. interest added, secured
BY request of the swner,
oc rs ids w CoDn,>,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR rHE DAILY DlsrATcH


owtng to some inexplicable cause, we
received no teiegraphic dispatch last evening.
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tlOND STOVE ,VOKks-D

*
Il = in Richmond and throughout the State can
be supplied from these works with
Premium and Air-tight Cooking Stoves
Air tight Ceal Franklin and Wood Franklin Par
lof Stoves
Factory, Store and Counting Room Heating
Stoves
Fluted Box Stoves, &c, &c
Also-troCts and Crates, Tenders, Iron Ratings,
&C, in great variety
Plain and olnamented House Castings made Of
superior material, and of ini>hed workmanship
The retail purchaser would do well to select our
Stoves in preference to the OF Northern trash
with Which the market is flooded; some Of winch
will no: stacd single winter without requI in :
more repairs than the original cost of The stoue.
Our Stoves have been gotten up with pa tcu-
lar regard to the Southern trede-being made full
20 per cent heavier than those made e. the North
of superior IN aterials and warranted of as good
workmanship.
Gessrs Ensign & Sears. and Yale, keep full
assortment of our Stoves, and they may also be
had from Messrs D & c Weller T Hefiiey, Main
street, NJ Cooper, Cary street, and Boxes,
Broad street
9-1W RDEFRS &, SNVDEQ
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90O 00O COPIES sOLD.-THE NEW
cUU,UUU GAMMA SACRA, Improved
COLLECTION of Church Music. by anMaIl

-,
Hason.-Ih1s WoTk IS Of unique char acter, being
the first attempt to embodV in one volume las il
does) selection of the best tunes in all Mr. Mason &
various publications. from the first to the last ex-
Guiding all tunes which experience has proved to
be CT little worth or rarely used Not tune is
Contained in the work but what is useful and which
choir may venture to sing short notice, with
out fear ut embarrassment New Music is put in
an appendix; and to the whole is added selection
OF Mr. Oh. Zauners best tunes, which, by special
purchase, the publishers enabled to present in
this work TIE introducti1l of the New Carmina
sacra Into the choirs generally, would prevent the
constantly recurring necessity for the purchase OF
books, as this work contains sufficient that is
interesting, useful and stable to last iur years Is
this not desderatum to the churches For sale
Wholesale AMI retail by
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
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i~SOLo III ON.-The co.psrInershlp here,
- totOfe existing under the frm OF l.. g. NJ.
ROSE, is his day, by mutual consent, dsso.v III
September 10th, 1852.
The subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks tor the very liberal pat. onase kindly be
slowed on the old firm, 5egs inform his Old GUS
toners and the citizens generally, that has just
returned from the North with an entire new stock
OF Fall Seeds, amongst which may be found
handsome designs III silks six Fe.vet8, MOuslin
de Lame shmeres, MerInos Alpscas, and an ex
teLsive assortment OF GRAPE, long, square and :Lih
Shaw.s; also, very large assortment Of Flannels
Blankets, kerseys, Linssys, &c. &c, and almost
every article usually kept i'll dry goods house,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
MORRIS w. ROSE,
nc FIN
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'NRUsTEE'S SALE.-On Monday, the lat
L day Of November 1882 at the house If G G
Aoerger, at Bacon Quarter Branch at half past 3
CLOCK, d. | shall, a. trustee in deco executed
BY said Alberger, on the 18th January, Ie47, sell,
for cash. all the Household and Kitchen Furniture
OF the said Alberger, and also Mare and Colt and
one horse Cart. By request of the beneficiary
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
Oc 22-dtd
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BY Davenport. Allen & Co.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AuCTIoN-or
THURSDAY, 2oth October, we will sell a, no
o CLOCK, at our auction store, assortment of Gro
ceries, viz:
Rio, Java ard Laguayra Coffee
Molasses
Coffee, loaf and crushed Sugars
Sole Leather
Starch, Candles
Green and black Teas
Bacon Sides
Cheese, Whskey Rum
100000 Cigars
French Brandy, Wrapping Paper, sc.
ALSO.
An invoice of winter Clothing
New Crop Fruit at Auction.-30O boxes
Malaga haisins.
TERMs-Under 500 cash. 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
oc@ Aucioneers.
4 NLOTHlNG At L. O'CLOCK, on Thursduy
~ at our auction store, large quantity Of WIN
TER CLOTHING Terms al sale.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO,
DC 20 Auctioneers.
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CHARLESTON, Oct 24-Fhere were fourteen
denths from yellow fever for the Is hours
eIidlug al o'clock this evening.
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oc6-2rr

z'ALL AND s4lNTER DkY GOODS!
d lS52.-NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS STORE IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
VA-C. A. GWATkIN takes pleasure in an
nouncing to the citizens OF Richmond aud sur
rounding county that he has taken the spacious
Wareruom, No lb7 Ma street, opposite The Ex-
change Bank, and few doors below the Amr riCHn
Hotel, where he has opened and splendid
stock of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, ruit-
ed TO the all and Winter Sales, either wholesale
or retail He now has in most every arti Gle
usually keptia Dry floods Store all OF which he
expects t. sell much cheaper than the old prices,
4 great portion having been purchased at Auction,
aud since the late decline in great many kinds CT
printed e obs He respectfully aad cordially SO
ncits a call from ali in want If cheap goods, es-
peeaily the Ladies.
&C Sim C. A GWATKIN
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To- sTf1K IA
FASHIONS RS c. PHILIP. TO her 60
TONERS and the public generally, wcsId -
nornce This day, the seth inst. for IL
opening OF her PATTERN HATS, with rich md
varied assortment Of FRENCH MILLINERY Al
season. oc So
NOTlCks-The subscriber 10 prepared 10 70
Y sumo the tuition Of the French Language
grsmmancaiiy and practically. with continued az
eruon, to enable bis pnpis 10 speak il with pure
pronunciation, and exempt from foreign and ORC
vinciai locutions.
su1s-sawtsWs N. B. PoITrAux.
Mr.. & MRS. kEELING,s En1IT.I-
1sA and French Boarding and Day scAee{
for Young Ladies', Seventh street, between
Franklin aud Grace, opens Oct. LIST, and closes
July 3lst The course Of instruction includes.
Mathematics, Natural and Moral Science, Music,
Ancient and Modern Languages; in a word. every.
shing essential to solid and ornamental education
The Principals are devoted TO their profession and
are assisted IN every department by an accomplish
ed corps of instructors. Parents and Others arc
invited TO inspect the Institution.
TERMS Board per 10 months, or in properties
from time OF entrance, pay half early IN asvsnce,
s2o0; washing, $50; English, $40 to $50, sccord-
ing to age aid progress of pupil; Music the Pro-
iessors fee. Modern Languages, Of which French
Is always taught by an educated native Of Paris,
iesioenti Ia the family, each $50 Day scholars pay
quarterly. oc s5-3,wts
Nv
~ position, disposed of my stock of PAPER
HAN6lNGS and UPHOLSTERY GOODS, together
with all accounts due by note, bond or open &C.
counts, len Sept. LIST, 1852, to my son. JUHN =.
REGNAULT, who will continue the business st
my old stand lo0 Nam street and in retiring must
respectfully ask for him a continuance OF ths, -
| tronage from the frie ads and public who have
susta ned me for the past thrty-fve years
oc2o-3t F. REGNAuLT
A CARD.-Having purchased the stock Of
| - Paper Hangings, Upholstery Goods &c, of
my iatne-' Mr. +. kegnsult, on September Isl. 1854
and since which time large additions have been
MADE carefully selected by myself in the Northern
| cues: am now prepared TO call the attention of
my friends and the public to an assortment Of
french and American Paper Hangings, Tn.
noistery, OF every description, WiudoW
Shades, Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Feather
| Beds, Cufled Hair and Skuck Mattre.ses-
| Lounges, &c, seldom met with In this section II
| country. Rooms, halls and entries papered. and
Upholstery work Of every description done at tha
shortest notice, in style NOT TO BE EQUAL
LED In this country
respectfully solicit call, and will guarantees
| satisfaction in all cases.
| JOHN F. REGNAULT,
| $50 Main street,
| oc2o-lW Opposite the Virginia Banks
i
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NOTI CE.-We respectfully request a meeting
' OF our creditors on "Wednesday morning, the
9th instant at clock at office, at which
time we hope to MAKE some arrangement lor The
settlement OF their claims.
oc26-2t* THOS d RICHD CROUCH
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NORFOLK. Oct. % The brig Marine, of
and for Boston, ttom Jacksonville, put in to-
day with loss ui sails, &c.
The Br. schr. Peri, from Dominica for Bal
limore, is in Hampton Roads, having on
Board the crew Of the Br. brig Verul, Of L.
yerpooI, n s.. from Wilmington for Trinidad,
winch had been abandoned at sea.
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siCHMOAD, FREDEKICksBCk M d.
II AND POTOMAC kAILkoAD-NoTlcE-
he departure OF the morning train going NORTH,
from and siler the lst day OF November Lext, will
NJ. THOMAS SHARP, Sap'k
fa13
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ADJUSTMENTS.

1
THEArRR.
Messrs TAYLOR e CLAKAE. r...-
NJ o.. "afo'.----- Stage Manager.
~ a. '1n7f '...-.. .......-.-.-- .Prompter.
Wednesday Evening, Oct. Qx,h rSxo
BLANCHE HERIOT.
1890 Mrs. Ward.
SCOTCH MEDLEY Nile Tbs.aor.
LADY AND GENTLEMAN.
ushtienan- --..----........-m Mr. G. Marchsnt
Box ofhce open daily, from 10 A NJ, till P M..
Wnen sests may be secured
Eg-AbMlSSION Boxes and Pa roue. n, cer,s .
Secoho Ter, entrance on Broad street {forme rly
rit doof) % cents Centre Gallery 50 cents Color
% cents. N'e'S
Doors open at a quarter before 7 Performance
to commence at hat past o'clock.
An efficient Police will be in attendance
e Positively no Free List ex ,ept the Pre,s
u iRGiNIA CENTRAL. Rail ROAD TO
The VIRGINIA SPREIGS WITHOUT
NIGHT IkAVEL-WHiCH } NOT TIE CASE
ON ANY OTHER ROUTE-and still making the
tr'P IN little over and halt days to the White
Sulphur.
Schedule for Comfort.
Leave Richmond daily, at Ct A NJ; and arrived
at White sui : hur in = and half DAYS Atri.week
~ line leaves staunton for White Sulphur by Eatu.
raj Bridge, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
arriving at the White sulphur in the same time.
Schedule for Expedition.
Those who are willing to encounter some pisbt
travel Tor the sake OF expedition can procure extra
Stages at Stauntun, leave at A NJ and reach White
Sulphur second day from Richmond, at IL o'clock
PM
Between Richmond and White Sulphur Springs
passing the Warm and Hot Springs, Sll 90
Between Richmond and Lexington TOO
do do Staunton, 500
do do Charlottesville 5 80
de- do Lynchburg, $50
Go do Culpeper c. House. SC
Through Tickets
Can be obtained to New York and Philadelphia,
By Steamships Roanoke Virginia and Philadelp hia.
iy2 E. GILL, Superintendent
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NASH & WOODHOUSE,
&C 26 Eagle Souare.

EHMBkO DERIEs VERY CHEAP-Collars at
~ ct, l24 and up TO the finest worked Muslin
and Lace sleeves ct 37A, 80 and up to dollars !;
Cuffs from % cts TO 81 2o Chemisetts from 37A cts
to "a Caps from SO CTS TO 81 SO. All the above
articles are OF the fastest styles, and the prices will
be found rs per cent. lower than other stores.
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
oc26 20l Broad street
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ssnEAT BAkGAlkS IN MOU5ELAIN DE-
" LAiNES-Just received a large assortment Of
the above Goods for sue at III cts, i2t, Is, 10 %
cents and finer. These Goods have been bought
very low, and will Do sold according. Call in time
WM. ]. SWORDS,
oc 90 225 Broad street.
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Drawn Nos Washington, fS:
80 IS SO Is 40 AZ Sc n go 10 AZ 81.
Half 5 As 50, 500.
To-day. -Susquehsnna, 4s-Capitals: OF $50.
600, OF 1900, OF $780, OF $500, of 1900, Is Ct
ZOO Is OF 345 400 of 49, &c rs numbers, Is drawn.
Tickets si0-shares in proportion.
Also. Patapsco, 2s4-Capitas OF s9l54, ) CT
1000, 10 of go, 10 of 2U0, dc. 70 numbers, 10
drawn. Tickets s3-shares in proportion
oe n SMITH
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JOB pRIfQ TING.

DF@pA pCA OFFICE.
Governor street. = doors from Main =,
RICHMOND, Ia.
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OHIo ELEcTIos.-The Columbus States
man has official and unofficial returns of the
ONO election from oil but two counties, and
e. lInatiug The result in these, the democratic
majority IN the State, for Supreme Judge, is
i ~.
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OTICE.-The subscriber 10 prepared 20 70
" sumo the tuition of the French Lansuaeo
dramatically and practically, with continued e.
eruon to enable ais pupils 10 speak il with pure
and exempt from foreign ard nra
vinciai locutions
su IS-eawtsWS NJ B. POITTAuy
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l6S, l25 Prizes, amounting 10

l68, l25 Prizes, amounting to Sl6,5SS, 6l0
From the LIST Of December, l845, to the LIST Of
June, 1855, there will be Twenty Drawings, which
will take place every Six Months and from the
LIST Of June, 1856, TO the LIST Of June, 1885, there
will be Forty Drawings, at which period all Bonds
must be drawn.
The LIST Of June and December Of each year
mentioned in the Prospectus for the Drawings to
take place, are those of the Series land One Month
after there will be the Distribution or the Money
Prizes among the Bonds Of these Selected Series,
according to the Prospectus.
The Repayment Of the Bonds and Dividends
will be made by the Chief Electorate Hesse Bank,
at Cassel.
ON THE LIST OF DECEMBER, 1851,
Will take place, by AUTHORITY OF THE Gov
ERNMENr, the Thirteenth Drawing Of Twenty
toned Loan, which must gain in the DistributioI
on the LIST Of January, 1852, the following Five
Hundred Dividends.
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5uODividenoS

500 DIVIDENDS amounting to S8S,875
1.-The Tickets are nayable TO Bearer.
2.-The Prizes viii he Maid in cash, at the option
fthe hotter, either IN Frankfort-on- the aine,
London, New YorA, or IN any other Commercial
Town.
3.-The proceeoIng OF the Drawing will be per-
formed in the presence of the Public and super
inte1dence of the kovai Authorities.
4.SThe result viii, immediately after the Draw
ing, be advertised in the German Journals and by
Lists, which will be lnrwarded to every Share
holder.
PRICE OF THE TICKETS FeR THIS DIsTRIBuTIoN.
One Ticket one pouno sterling, or five dollars
The Purchaser a certain number of Tickets
enjoys the following advantages, viz
Six tickets FIVE pounds Ut. or twenty-five dol.
Thirty ditto twenty one hundred ditto
Sixty-hve ditto forty ;, two hundred ditto
Remittances can ne made by Bank Notes,
Drafts, or Bills on Europe, which may be sent to
Messrs, s. SrIEBEL . Co., 80, Nichoas-lane,
Lombard ST., London.
IfTickets and Prospecrusesmsy be had ofths
undersigned Banking House, who has undertaken
the principal Sale Of Tickets for Germany and
Foreign Countries, ana by whom the Official
List Of Drawing W.. be sent 10 each Shareholder
MORT. 5lIEBEL SONS. Bankers,
Sept. 26-f franktord-on-he-JNa
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lev Fashlenablel Tailoring Establlsnmsnt.

aoll|s- I.1 h y. LUUDUN q CO., m
Mems MERGERS and Taiors, Broaons hotel Pa ape
"AVE just opened their new store, with a
u u large and well selected stock of goods for
gentlemens' wear, such as Cloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings, and Furnishing Goods generally.
Army, navy, marine, and revenue officers, will
find an assortment ofSwoFds, Epaulettes, Sashes,
PEASANTS, Laces, and such other articles rs the
latest regulations Of their respective corps pre-
scribe.
An experience of many years IN legitimate
Tailoring-a new and select stock of goods--a
desire TO pease-with the cash system to protect
customers against high prices, are inducements
that we offer; and most respectfully solicit patron
age. Nov. IS-R.
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its laws to a couple Of partizan presses only, in
each State-requently to obscure papers, but little
read; thus placing them beyond the reach of the
masses. Instead of members taking a microscope
10 examine this small matter fappropriatings some
S75 900 per annum for the information Of their con
stituents. he thought they had better turn their
attention to an idle navy, rotting at our wharves,
and absorbing millions annually, or to the rotten
contract system now existing.
Mr.. SEYMOUR, Of New York, hoped the
matter might be referred to the Committee on
Printing to be reported upon, but without coming
to any decision,
At half-past clock, the House adjourned.
PETITIONS PRESENTED UNDER THE RULES.
By Mr.. FLORENCE, the memorial of James
Lewis & Co., Bacon Oppenheimer, James s..
Smith, III. Jones Brooke and others, citizens of
Pennsylvania, NewJersey, and Delaware, praying
for anaprpopraton at the present session of Con-
gress forth erection Of suitable piers and harbors
n the Delaware river and bay TO afford shelter for
vessels navigating them, which was referred to
the Committee on Commerce.
Also, the memorial Of Charles Conner, late a
seamen. who lost his sight in the service of the
United States, praying for pension (which was
referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
Also, the memorial of Henry Hochstrasser, of
Philadelphia, praying for compensation to defray
actual expenses incurred, and for indemnity for
the loss Of contract to furnish locks and keys
for the use Of the mail service Of the u s., which
was referred TO the Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads