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,5lg-ieM New Music Store. ;t.a.s..t
si.u Of thc Grccins Trtgqausf, Ne. fSS
- l.fF .fHsaH3 Main street. E-'t'tt' H'f7 3-f

-" ,1Ni9is'i Main street. l2s't,4 ''ts 5's-'
h1 j. P1CKIESON would respr- i:uly an.
ncuncc to the citizens s, q Wheeling and VI;
u Ieiegant estabishmo.t ior the sale CT yol,Gs.
ons Ianos, and Tamborines. Brasa Instruments tie
first and best make. -,..s.a7 ~,
Instruction books for all Kinds OF anu iot
singing LuLl ,+,,,.r a.,
Songs, Dnctts etc and the very oest roman eea
Italian Violin and Guitar strings 81 ..l,.s .4tl
Claronei Reeds Tuning Fo' ks also Fieau ana uitar
Screws Violin Finger and fail Boards sllr.i, TO- q;
Dows for Volincello and VOLTA T5.s T.. 81. 49,,
A. Klebcrs Furniture Polish. Tor fenovsting Sarhished
Furniture sue as Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. ~ - 4 ~. n. a.!
mr. The first and best parua in tho United States such
as Nuns and CIarks Er and square Pianos J. H. Dun.
Agent for the make of carhnrdt and Needhans Patent
Melodcons. =, ....-.ss -,
At the lowest prices. f s.ltt GwiA h4F-r I'D IL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-06

GurA PEncuA PESs.-This is the natne of a
new kind Of metallic pen, with an elastic point
which writes very freely either fine or course hand,
and resists the corrosive properties of ink. They
nre superior to any metallic pen we have ever
used, John H. Thompson, Monroe Street, has
them for sale. - l.Ea ra'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-06

NIrrEp IS THE Bup.-A fellow under the com
mand of Captain Rye, undertook to "take the
town." on Saturday afternoon. and commenced In
the fifth ward. Officer Campbell slenced his bat
teries, and handed him over to the good graces of
Corporal Trisler. -d
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au21.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-06
COPPER, TIN, a. SHEET IRON WARE;
Man1lfa ntorU ---.-..-t.t -
QUINCY FOUNDRY &
{! Corner Main aud Quincy streets,

WHEELING, Va. -.,5sqi.. -.....i.
rI,HE Subscribers having cay enla' sed and row com
pcted their extensive establishment ae piepa ed to
furnish the public with every variety OF wo, in their line
splendid plain and fancy arces, including lenders sum
uer fronts ii stands, &C., common, iouid
and ST. aight barred gates. i . - ,.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including and most improved coal and wood
stoves. Franklin balloon cannon ten plato Keel boat
bachelor chamber. and rarior stoves roS 100 to 5000
Hoo,v.wa,e in all its branches Sugar kettles, vai
o,s sizes and everything the domestic limo wholesale
and retail. agftf.t ~ = p w FIe - 4.lI
Mill gearing, boat AMI mill castings Our extensive
and most improved OF PATTERNS long
reucc in this line business and tic be al
hitherto received, expect continuation OF
In this part of business Wind MILL hay scale
shelter. truck Wheel and snia wagon castings
% PLoUGHS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. 1D4li <
We are ,cparcd furnish the patent lever, patent hill
side Crane Bull, Hornet, Snier DC We have Also Sc
ed this time the exclusive right to manufacture Of
implements in far miHg at the present day 49,
Iron rails and fencing for cemeteries houses, gardens
We andas Porer's improved graduating twyero or
ronwc secured the patent right for several COUNT
ties for this IRON and exhibit recommendations
rom the United ssng qualities
FOR facilitating the Blacksmith's labors which no Other
possesses. Window caps coRsola, DC In short every
Thing in our line business Sad irons with
scruIeTB ,ch iec vault cello window aud sewer
quality and at the lowest prices - 4i5y..7tis IL
wishing to purchase In our line wholesale
or RETAIL will please give call All orders fiom the
country viii cfly attended to- and tuay filled
ausa 80 y 1fT-Tf " n HAMILTON & ROGERS.
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KELLS & CALDWELL,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

%. fY.I.atss &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, Va.
TIME SUBSCRIBER having made extensive srrangc-
menls in the East the supply OF Marble, and con.
temrating the erection OF steam works. ne would invite
thr on OF rchects builders, and the public in gen.
eTl To- tho inspection his stock, colsisng of Italian
Eeytan Scnua American and other Marbles Of the finest
orali,ies which can sold lower than ocr bs
Dealers would find 1t to their advantage TO iusIcc his
stock be,ors pure hasing elsewhc E. f Il ys. go.
His work is done in the most caboraie style, and he
would invite the attention Of purchasers to examine his
stock Of StatuaTy and other carved wok Monuments Cen
onrhs Tombs Head and foot stones &c, and Crave yard
o every variety; being enabled by his sue nor ire
tiles TO suply this work considerable lower prices than
any other Enlistment in the country ~
. MICHAEL j.. ROHaN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
g-Also Calcined Plaster Hydraulic Cement. Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones. warranted
at the lowest trade prices ~ ~ s-rl- y u.
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sss., MSysa,a ss,#,.Ls g.A,a
$500 BY the National Line. ..l--
rELEG RAPHED FOX THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y ExrENsINEL EIRE IN PIITSBURGH.

4 EXTENSIVE FIRE IN PITTSBURGH.
", ,ssiih'.,s' PtrrssuRGH, Sep.,i.
About one O'Clock last night, fire broke out in
the extensive three story Sheet lron, Copper and
Tin Ware mandatory of Messrs. Scarfe q O'kely,
on front street between Market and Wood. extern
ding back to second street, In few minutes, the
large building was completely enveloped IN flames
which were with .he utmost difficulty prevented
from communicating with the adjoining buildings.
The building and mae hnery were valued at s2o,
900. The fnrmer was insured for $1,000, the lat
ter for $500. &
Generals Houston and Shields are here, and made
speeches last night.
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Tur CrLEnRATIos, by the l. o. Q. z. at St
Clairsville, was we understand, largely attended.
DR.. McCabe's Grafton was appropriate and eloquent
and the proceedings throughout highly gratifying
to the Order, and conclusive to its increase
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
wheeling and IS. Mnry's Tri-wcchly Pa:
To Country Merchants.

pERSS KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm of
MI MeCalen Knox Co. the remaining rarine heSe
with them Chester u. Knox, fhroer OIL y
so long and favorabiy known in tho trading public
assuming the sty:e OF MeCallens and Knox
have 50 long and sustained the) and all other
ere in ana Shoes that their Fall Stock VIII be srris
ing ffom the 10th to the last OF September
Having selected with the greatest care and bonsh
for cash they ter Themselves that In their ta STOCK o.
Roots anil Shoes they can hold Inducements in quality
and prices superior to any offered in the 10
ed to exhibit their STOCK post them nprces
comparison with the markets OF and
Philadelphia. lsep3j AcCLAI.LEHS ~ h-'ots. )
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ToDp & DgvoL, hold undisputed sway in the
boot and shoe trade, at the "Black Mammoth on
Market Square. See the advertisement OF this new
arrivals.
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n7-Auy of our city subscribers who fail to re-
te, papers will please notify US vi the TACT,
nj the oifice The carriers have not yet thorough
ly learned The routes.
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Lrcu-.-we invite attention to the advertise
ment Of Phosgene Lamps, by Messrs. J. K. Dun
ham & Co. They are said to be superior article.
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<FroLA1loN OF OKpisAxcE.--Carney, the keeper
of house at the lower end of Market Street, was
fined $50 and costs, on Saturday, for selling Ii.
quor without license. a fancy ball composed Of
the Irish workmen op the Railroad, came off there
tho night before.
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NOTICE.

p.sons in the city AMI the adjacent towns viii
,,,,,.,,;ss with The Daily Inteiligeacer b. NJ r.
Car. At the rate of TEN CENTS A WEEK.
This win Afford on accommodation 10 llan! ".,V
do no, wish to subscribe by the year. MI D. WIZ
supply lis subscribers punctually ana al a" can!
hour. -# .
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RF,,AaRBDRING sALoCN.

feyS DOOR below Sosn1ep.s Chair FACTORY. will be
open al scasonable hours, ard shaving and hair
njnc viii be neatesE and Iroz aphohA
BE m.iiner win r.fora ahep and bis
es anse Si.aas ~ MICHAEL j. BRsINIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-06

TuE BELMONT Mills are being enlarged, by a
extension OF the building. .rr.a.
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WEICHSA NATIONALe CIRCUS.
RAs&oah ~ 20. eand fDRIEsBaGH& co.'s
,.; MENAGERiES UNITED,
BIZ. : Il, 5sf.,f ROEs tSAa.i % gj6ffeii1s 7
tDAutlf}fI.
MANAGER

'f5a 4.grrlta w ERlSs HSAoShHkHEsEA AT -hift}E
Wheeling, Saturday, Sept 18th, Location ON the Island
The public ate respectfully informed that thse f,eo Ia.
Masriss UNIFIED ior tue pssent season Torn ~ AZ The
any other country. a. r. e Il, z -sl''i;
5s5 l5il. OyER 1850 ANIMALS AND grRps itio.'l.iif5
Can be under this SPACIOUS PAVILION, 2ss feet
~ 'D'''i ONE PRICE OF, ADmlssIoN,ai aai-a !,
Hours OF E1hibidun--from1 TO P. NJ, and to II in
ADMISSION 25 cts. No half price,, giS
Tie Corte will arrive in town oring q The is.h
ut about 10 o'clock. and the earrings, Cages Van
DRAWN BY 100 SPLENDID HORSES geo
Headed by ,tfl,. ii.si lgg..iae
NEUPER's PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND
Win pass through the principal streets. aorios oppor.
GORGEOUS AND IMPOSING oCEssIONs
'5"'esa Ofthe kind ever seen
Doabte Pssfer,nnnce in thEse sHmuense
HERR DRlEsBaGH in Two and Signore HI
-y-r, ara DERALGO. in the other. trytyr=k
In The course q each exhibition HERR DRiEsBAcH.
the LION KING will snter the Dehs of his Wild
| tenants OF the Forest $50. FtqrTjIt
LIONS, LEOPARDS, TIGERS, aCOUGERS, &c.
e'a assn y s Esss sSi k'ss
?y Ee%y HiDH esh .s VIII ssa pr,rm Ii, highly
trained animals scerue and citirely different from Herr
Desbach showing the different powers OF mind over The
/! welch's National Circus. go
FROM NIBLo's, NEW YORK, AND NATION
AL AMPITHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. o.,
Il JIG CADWALA DER. Equestrian Director.
J. LANGWORTHY,......-.. Master OF the Circle.
. 5s haiIo Clown 9,on
Among most prominent the artiscs may be found the
09E siss unsurpassed -Four and Six
THOMAS MEGA RLIN-thc greatest Somerset vaultcr in
ihe known world n u - II ,'.s Ir.. --7.
|! s. L. Observation-Disclosures Scenic and principal Rider.
= DAVID RlCHA RBS-the worlds only bare. back Rider
daring eats hars gates &C. his Wild Prairie
Strcd ara the b"holdcr with woEti-r and establishment
I E. NJ DICKINSON--ihc celebrated Comedian and Comic
Singer Acknowledged by all the greatest singer OF the
j. SWRET-whosc style md skill in pcrsonating the
cha acter cfthe Abodgine, Red Man OF the Foers
stands unsurpassed rl- ~ ~ ME-
+ MASTER WILLIAMS-;he Juvenile Gymnastic and
An,irod.an whose Il uy pleasing
E,usi be TO be admired Is W"-'+-a
Last, though not least the two uniivslled Clowns.
WILLIAMS AND DAVIS,
WHOSE Pms, Jokes Bon Nos aud Ycisns fail to
keep the audience in perfect OF laughter. "
+ N. B. Positively but one Price Of Admission to
Menagerie and Circus combined. d&w-3t +,
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7cs-sfrrf. eo7ies ofthe DAILY INTELLiGEscER &c
s,ie :, M. o.iee OF publication. Price, Two cesT-.
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wuEAr & CnArLrsg have an arrival of new
goods. Advertisement Tomorrow.
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PROPOSALS.

WILL receive, until the 9th day September pIopo.
L sails for the following work. Wis H. ..
Paving water street from Monroe and Quincy, and on
Quincy fom Water TO Main street The proposition to
state how much will be allowed for the stone on the
ound, and what the price yard will be Tor
fshng the balance OF stone and paving or how much
per yard the paving will be done Tor the city furnish all
the stone .-s......ss $50 -
1st-How much for making foot way west side OF
Water from street 10 south side OF Quincy
not less inches in thickness and two feet wde
and also. how much for grading should any be required
2d-For furnishing and setting curb Quincy ST. eet,
north side, from Main to Water street. 49,
nishirg and setting curb. side OF Market
from Sd street Friends meeting house. e. -
ith-For grading the alley leading from Zane to Clay
street. between nth and sth streets. -
6th-For rcsctting curb, such may be required,
eide Main nom Washington ti eet to Spruce alley
Particulars can be had by calling me. > .
Gt-For repairing in Chestnut alley west of Main
street. Phillips Works; how much perch for laying
the there and what for laying and fur
nishins balance. - - -:
repairing Beginner landing by forming gutter
from, low water up far gave way. Said work TO be
done placing stone edgewise not less foot deep
and tightly put tosetheI How much Pc, yard for filling Up
parts may require III the dirt 10 be taken rom the
side Market between Washington and Jefferson
streets .5,a ,s. .flg5.as !iIs -. ...l.
sink well with the eurs in SIX feet in
near tine corner John street, much foot furris
ing the curb J.AM1Ck, Street CoHtHtGsioHeT 81
Wheeling. September 1, 1852. ,.i re fsisg.s.s %
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PUBLIC SALE.

o65 PUBLIC SALE. mn
WILL be sold on Wednesday 18th September
wv 1852 on prcm of ground fronting on
the National extending hack to Little Wheeling
Creek about three hund yards west OF the town
of Triadelphia in Ohio county. zst.!'t
of ous will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder made the day OF sale
+ d&W-td. fsssRF 81 FRANCIS MILTON.
- u q = = @ 2 I'LL III u "
Mount Woods Cemetery. 2ya4
SoME very desirable lots in Mount Woods ccmrnry
gan &c nao On 'pp''Ar'u f 1900. NJ RoaAN
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Notice to Housekeepers. .''
ryv caBpx,,.,s, Ar REDUCED PRICES.

1e OOO YARDS of Carpets at No t43 Main street s.
fO.UO The Subscriber respectfully Informs nus Gus
the public generally that he has lust
rom the east is receiving the largest best ana
ros beautiful stock Carpets, Rugs Oil Cloths eic etc
ever in this city embracing almost every variety
4yle quality that be found In the Eastern
from the finest English yeIyeis common Rag car
This stock has been selected with great care ana
under most circumstances which WI
ablc me TO sell them than the quality OF
sold in tha city Those In want o. sooas
M nv Ike will please call and select from stock OF over
1000 yards with 15o different Patterns varying In riee
's1 Depi4 az ~ T. G. HARBOUR. no. 1is. Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-06
BIG RED BOOT.

VIZ nre receiving from our Eastern ng
wv Embellishments OF tho largest aud best manuic.
tured Boots and Shoes for Fall and Winter
wear offered in this or any other They have
tons and arc intended oxpessly for retailing To our
regular customers and all others who may favor US with
call we can offer an unuaaly variety of Eoots and
which guarantee eqhtlin quality of material ana
Workmanship to those In this or any part OF
Tho tinted States Our stock will be found to coraist In
mart of tha following soasonhblc goods:s4 ttsH @ ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-06

rMR.5 F. S. SEARS is authorized 10. receive
,,,hscy;n,;opsto the Daily, rri Weeklyand Weekly
Intelleeneer, and to contract for advertising and
lob work 10 be done at this Office. III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-06
GEORGE MENDEL.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
rI,E undersigned has opeucd his stock Of superior
Tobacco and Cigars at No 1877, Main street. west side
near Market Alley, whe will be found all the Choice
Brands OF Tobacco Snuff and Cigars Of which tho follow
ing is part-tcgala, Imperisles. canones. La So-nss
Ca1aiores Planaeas Principe, Half Spanish, kcn'uek
Common Cigars. . 14t1 'l IN. -r
TOBACCO. l,slyaosi=-,g 90
Russell and Robinson's. Grants, Di1on's, Jones and
Hudson's .r.rr-. ~ r..l sssfN
tl-,e SNUFF. ~
Rape. Congress- Macouba Scotch. Cut and Dry for
The Undersigned feels thankful favors heretofore be
slowed, ard would respectfully solicit portion OF public
patronage. .H :. ,,,.,..,,,,
suS2i-nd. "M. II. hoMSFf.
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Two Good Competitors.
Can find situations at this Office None bat saoe w'''
,:sen need apply. Fs
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! 20 lJnyaa,s M sdieines.
HAVE fho Agency for DR.. Jasne,s Medicines and win
furnish Druggists and ohsrs on hbsT1i I
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THE WHEELING BRIpoE,-The Pittsburgh Journal
contends that the recent act of Congress declaring
the bridge to be a public highway goes to "iegai-
Tint sat the appointed time the State Attorney
General will apply to the Supreme Court for an
order to enforce their decree by removal OF the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-06

TIME Subscriber thani liberal patronage exen
died. him. begs to request the attention OF
ing School. Medical, Theological Historical, aud Mis-
eelaneouB Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary Blank
books, w all and window Papers, and Variety Goods
To Merchants Teachers. School Trustees and others
wishing topurchase in Quantities, every indaeement will
be offered in prices and icrnia.
rates, gl ~, 7tt,t5s ~; .ssi. u jilt
Auy Diff ~ 81 Monroe Street,
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VIM. cOWDEN

DAGUERREOTY PE"CTAIIERY.
,AlHC. PARTRHD6Esin invites attention TO his Ds.
"A guc can Rooms, and Apparatus, now tho result OF
years experience and close application to the art Con-
dent that now combines in his establishment all Of the
improvements which time and proper tests have proven
valuable promise to produce Lkcnesses combining
by the Daguerrean process. - 49,
For the attractive eommodious style in which Lila
rooms arc fitted w. invites the pubet call
themselves. His Cabinet of Specimens always
open for inspection. 7 saH{a - sTss ls!t yafti6s
Iikenefsss taken in kinds Gather, sngy,
groups also, post norton keacsses taken at short notice.
GA well selected stock OF plates,
cases. locEets, &C., alwsysoa hand and for sale.
Roor-laj No. SO monroe ST. near the Post Office.
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e5 Ay, ay, neighbor; there's metile in you. We
hike your spunk as we do that of Macbeth's when
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HOMIE MATTERS.

HOMIE MA i1no.
rTMR., r. s. STARS is authorized sos receive
,,bscy;n.;opsto the Daily Tri- Weekly and weekly
Int4l;eencer. and to contract for ADVERTISING and
lob work 10 be done at this Office. asl rs III
--------.e--..,, = ..r
NOTICE. ~
p,,.,,,,. =; the city anu the adjacent towns Will
;. ,,na,;ss with The Daily intelligence b. NJ +.
g CT :, TN. rate Of TEN CENTS A WEEK.
rl;, oil, AFFORD on accommodation to many VINO
do NOT wish to subscribe by the year. All. D. WIZ
,,,,ly lis subscribers punctuelly and at an carry
hour. r
Two Good Competitors.
Can ind situations this Office None bat saoe WORK
need apply.
acs-sf.,ie eo7ie, oftae DAILY INrELLiGRNcER for
,aie al the ofice OF publication PRICE, Two eesr-.
,-anv of our city Subscribers who fail to re-
t,e, papers will please notify US Of the Fact
,t the o5ice The carriers have not yet thorough
lv learned The routes.
m Adrertisers.-We must ask the indulgence
! nj our patrons whose advertisements may be
omitted until we receive an additional supply OF
"quads," which we have sent foT, We shall be
ready to accommodate them all III i lew days In
the meantime we invite attention to our yates OF
advertising on the first page, and the many other
inducements to those who wish to get readers Tor
their advertisements, .H. r"r-...
FoR 2AsEsyILI E,-7zIt will be seen by our steam
boat advertisements, that the Julia Dean, Will
leave here on to-m morrow evening, and WAL carry
Messengers TO and from the Odd Fellows Dedica-
ton and Entertainment, to take place on Thursday
night, at GAINESVILLE. The preparations promise
splendid affair. ..anrrt-'.
ToDp & DEvoL, hold undisputed sway in the
boot and shoe trade, at the "Black Mammoth" on
Market Square. See the advertisement Of this new
arrivals. ,
L,cu-,-We invite attention to the advertise
ment rf Phosgene Lamps, by Messrs. J. K. Dun
ham & Co. They said TO be a superior article.
TnE BELMONT Mills are being enlarged, by an
extension OF the building. -.nunr
Tur CrLEnKATIoS, by the |. o. o. z. at st.
Clarsville, was, we un dersand, largely attended.
DR.. McCabes Grafton was appropriate and eloquent
and the proceedings throughout highly gratifying
to the Order, and conclusive to its increase.
NJ Il--d -------->~--.----------
NrrrEp N THE Bup.-A fellow under the COM
mand of Captain Rye, undertook to "take the
town. on Saturday afternoon, and commenced In
the fifth ward. Officer Campbell silenced his bat
teries, and handed him to the good graces of
Corporal Trisler. 5.
Gurl PEncmA PEss.-This is the nalue of a
new kind OF metallic pen, with an elastic point,
which writes very freely either fine or course hand,
and ressts the corrosive properties of ink. They
nre superior to any metallic pen we have ever
used, John II. Thompson, Monroe Street, has
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"rhough Burnem wood be come to Dunsinane,
= I,ll try the LAST . - iais
And fight till off my bones the flesh be hack d."