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The SPEAKER here again explained bis decision, "a.
ling the resolution and Instructions proposed by Mr.
CnsemAs 10 be 10 order.
between the SPEAKER. Mr.. HOUSTON. Mr.. BAYLY
OF Virginia, and Mr. JOHNSON OF Arkansas.
Mr.. EVANS renewed the motion to lay the appeal on
Ca which motion, Mr. STUART demanded the yeas
and nays which being ordered, the appeal was laid on
the table #sHf
So the question required on agreeing to the resolution
and instructions proposed by Mr. CLKGMAHL
Mr. BAYLY, OF Virginia, moved TO amend the iesolu'
lion by inserting after the word reolped the words by
the Senate and House Of Representatives,
Mr.. GoRMAN sent TO the Clerks desk statement
showing 40 cents copy to be the cost oil pruning e
document the printing OF which was then under consul
Grafton. ,..1,-
Mr. G. stated that by an accident he had omitted to
embrace his original report this statement reaive to
the OF printing the document in question: as by Inc
rule he should have done
Mr. CARTIER. raising point Of order, commended
that il not competent Tor the chairmano Tue House
branch of the Printing Committee to amend his report, as
Mr. G. proposed to amend it, at that stage oil the proceed
ngs. I'LL
And on this point Of order there debate against i
STANTON Of Kentucky
Mr. STANTON, OF Tennessee. next raised point Of
order against the instructions proposed 10 The resolution
of Mr. CLINGMAH, conendng that the House could mol
legally instruct the joint Committee on Printing
This last point of order was next debated by MT
STANTON, OF Tennessee, for, and Mr. CLlNGMAN
Mr. CABLE moved to suspend the rules to go into a
Comimmillee of the Whole the state of the Union.
But the SPEAKER overruled the point OF order las
made. I
| Mr.. JONES. of Tennessee, argued against the cor
RICHNESS of this decision. .st sa...--a
Mr.. STANTON, OF Tennessee, appealed, and argued
length in explanation OF the grounds OF his ap
peal. # ..
And them after conversational debate in which MessIs
STANTON of Ohio, FULLER OF Maine and CLING.
MAN participated,
Mr.. CARTIER moved to lay the appeal on the table
which motion was agreed 10. 80
After argument upon the resolution Of Mr. CLlNGMAN
by Mr. EVANS for il, and Mr.. BAYLY of Virginia
and Mr.. STANTON OF Kentucky. against it, III.
Mr.. GORMAN stated what the Printing Committee
had done with reference to this particular printing, ant
to that which the public printer had failed to commence
after having the manuscript in hand for more than
month.
The condition Of the public printing and the action Of
the public printer were further discussed by Messs
EVANS. BAYLY Of Virginia, BROWN of Missssip
pi, and GORMAN. a.u at..t at.ta ", e
| MIR. JONES, of Tennessee, next demanded the pre-
| vious question.
| A motion to adjourn was here made which being
| agreed to,
The House adjourned.
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ny .. q. sIcauIRE, Ancson.er.

PAINTINGS AND SPLENDID FRENCH ENGRAvrNes--on
Monday May TO- oc,ock, shall sell at the print and
periodical Of Mr. Alfred Hunter Under 'e United States Ho-
tel hetween ID and ~ by catalogue about $50 psnnE'
and splendid coored earnvfog t frames, snaona which
Csihonr shortly before ms dssfh ny
original painting Leonard ae Nnci
very isss and suitable for han IN sns sey
of the King of Naples. fu e..s 81 tlH#t rl
The vrc,ics " the Wits, One colorcd engraving
E-nerslds--two ses ro-, Huee's Seue Dame
Judith beautiful AFTER Horace Vernet
John and eB Dawn Pastrsrr-s pair sffer Marble q
La vicrue Painters lime engraving amer Raphael
Tsr-h.r many Of eqasi ceesv, which wiz be sold
"sasara~ VII &C. tesdy for suton and whole ready fcr
sfsai.anen On Thanusy ssh iusg tfRn, ~. * III .sue
MsyB-d Aucuoneer.
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ny ISRAEL & GREEN, Auesionrer..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.--on Friday, the
1ih Of May, shall premises O'Clock M,
Two valuable building lots stusted in No 49, known part
lots Nos and each having front 18th street OF twenty
feet inches running ninety ve deep
alley, between north The attention persons
wishing purchase building for erection OF private
nss 10 most respectfully called 10 the above sale
Tems One fourth cash balance
twenty four months, for
deed convsyancins cost the
Tus Indispensable. ISRAEL GREEN, Auctioner,
hV1-d tfE 7th
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U.sd moRE-onc Grand Prize Concert will trkc place
oaa Fellows Hall Thursday evening" May g. 1874 when
prizes win be distributed which occasion Mrs Mul-
w viii appear. T'f \ Vs'l-,' n - 80 'p' " p
YVES may be Reywch Co.'S jewcry store where
pc bad also Al the door of the Hail Tickets
~NSN' N.''s ''feV''"'"N' ~ = MOO
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MADAME DELARUE has just returned from New
~ fork with handsome Of Paris dress
nes dress and morning rhsnds and fine French
which will be opened this day Also, variety OF parnsos,
ms'0denes aces, wells, assortment OF French fancy
~ fresh perfamey, combs, brushes. hc which Msdsme
uoy soci- the attention Of the ladies Of Washington
mnehU. -
hyt-eod1
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@t III ny A. 7HHEs. Aacssc.ees. tN
UALUABIE BUILDING LOTS ON POUR-AND-A -HALF AND
SOUTH STREETS AT AUCTI0N-on Friday, the 7h OF
MAY PREMISES 5x O'Clock, 10. Nos and
10, In square No. 53t -. ...... :. ..... II. +.
street, running back s. feet to feet alley, containing 3o
feet.
Lo, No 10 fronts on ~ feet Maryland
running back 3oect alley l feet contain
ing o. $50 square feet. u
rho will be liberal and made known at sale.
A. GREEN,
M.yo-d @elt Auc,ieneer
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nv =. q. mcpUIpr. Auot,oneer.

EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF y MAST 90.
AT AUCTfONOn morning. May ltb, n 10 O'Clock.
selling very extensive and valuable stock IN
OF Pennyivsnis between Hh
and 10Th succt comprising assortment Of gold and silver
wsscns- silver plated iewcy In variety,
gold guard fob chains specaces, fancy and military
soods &c.
of rich and vziasbie ARTICLES.
I, bsps v. Mast from bush
pess the whole stock will be sold without
c 90 and under, cash ESQ., snd under 800,
$780, four, and sir months credit,
for notess endorsed bearing interest -
The sales win he continued day from 10 to3,
and 7 10 10, p. m. j. g. MCGUIRE,
May Id 6'' III NtEfA&EfM lE5st.NH p ADcuoneer
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Nv A. GREEN, Auosioneer.

by A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
u NITURE, PIANO FORTE, &c, AT AUCTIoN-on Thurs
day May shall sell, 10 o'clock At the resi-
Manning l3h between and streets an er-
celent assortment Of furniture, WIS tis a.4#aH
Mahogany sofas, rocking chairs, sideboards, &c'
DO dressing and other bureaus, lounges, nc.
Do dining, breakfast, card, and centre tables
work, wash, and other stands
but little used made BY Bacon
Raven, 6x octsves -
sirtecn excellent beds bedding, and mattress
Maple bedstesds, wnrdrobes, and washsianas
Parior and chamber window curtains, blinds &c.
Gill frame and other looking glasses
Solar, hall, and other lamps Eirandoes .#.W
China, glass, crockery, and stone ware
. Parior, passage chnmber, and stair carpets
Andirons shovel and tongs, ADD tenders
Radiators, air-tiEht, and other stoves
With good assortment Of kitchen requisites ....
Also, good fresh miich COW, -
Terms under sa5, cash, s2s, and not
ceedinr siO0 Soo, three, and
notes. all Of credit satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. onvyx
An OCT - -, as Auctoneer.
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i, ~. Of this psinnns having ben pSemsureiy closed
OF the common cnsii ny the crpsiss
W ~ reopened 70 the public for prior
H,s " CIV commencfur Tuesday, the instant a-st t
'on, Is cents. 49," ~ M uh'' sunset NC ssnas
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U'p FELLOWS HALL--Commencinr Monday, May 10, and
sfey evening during we<kWest
Mnstreis have tho honor
nen Of Washington CITY thai they will
Yen- - 800 "' : -" e''' =" '"' '""s"
Nv ,Iefner particulars, programme.
tocok ~ sF' ~ ~ M. e !. ,,~ i Is Nv
May SIT @ s' ' A.cn,
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PETITIONS UNDER THE RULE, ETC

By Mr.. APPLETON, Of Maine The petition OF r. G
and 80 Others of Goham Maine, in favor Of ex
tending the Woodwork patent = *. ~ ".
BY Mr.. LETCHER The memorial OF James Raynes, OF
Rockingham county, Virginia. for arreaages OF pension
referred to the COMMITTEES Revolutionary Pensions.
BY Mr.. COTTMAN Resolutions of the legislature OF
Maryland, in relation survey Of Pocomoko sound and
the channel running between Watts island and Fox's
island and between Pocomoke sound and Tangier sound
with affixing buoys On the bars in said channe
and sound. -
BY Mr. DAVIS, of Indiana The memorial of George IL
others. of Indiana, for grant OF one section
the public lands lying within said State 10 each civil town
ship the support Of common schools therein; referred
TO the Committee Public Lands.
By Mr. JOHN JOHNSON The memorial OF Johr
aud l29 citizens of Holmes county Ohio
prayng Congress relieve the oic als Of government
rom the violation OF the Lords day by secular employ
nent referred the Committee on the Post Office ane
Posi- Roads.
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nv =. G. MCGUIRE. Aucuoneor.

on THURSDAY MAY Q, O'Clock, on the premi,es shall
4s9, situated south be
Streets having front OF so feet and depth OF
30-feet alley containing s. 15 square feet
Terms: balance and twelve months, with
interest, satisfactorily secured. : = - -. 80.
Ap GOODS JAS O. McGUlHE, hucuoneer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-06
The Pacific Railway.

We drove out yesterday TO the machine shop of
the Pacific Railway, abou' half mile west of the
city, and were pleased to find that the work of lay
ing the track is now in rapid progress. The road
bed is very substantially ballased; the ties
are OF ample size, and the rails of the best ''T"
pattern-sixty pounds to the lineal yard. 1.-THE
whole road shall be constructed carefully as tie
part examined, it will be of the best in the
United States. The equipment, We are no less
pleased to see, will correspond with the character
of the road. The two locomotives no in the shop
are of the most approved construction, each with
four driving wheels, and finished with all modern
Improvements When in operation. they will man
iest to the people of Missouri the power and supe
fiority of this mode of transit. -
We think the company have acted wisely in
starting with all their machinery of the best mod
des. But he: eater, We are informed it is prob
able that all their locomotives will be built in this
city. The freight on locomotive from the East,
being about $500, would Of itself be pretty fair
-ploft. .- E'
We are assured by those who ought to know,
that the load Will, early in December be in opera
ton at least as far as the new town of Kirkwood,
laid out at the depot, thirteen miles from Il. Louis
during the winter will be opened through the first
division, about forty miles.
We look forward to grand jubilee on the occa-
sion of the first trip up the Menimac.-Ho,rdrd
County Banner. -.I.
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of the gate, wh,lethe procession passed and TOOK
the parting look of the features OF him who all SO
ideeply mourned. Men unused to weep, found
their eyes dimmed with tears, and thelt ups auls
erug with emotion, this solemn scene passed be-
| fore ttem-and hard must have been the heart
which could have witnessed that scene and not
shared these emotions.
After the procession bad all passed. the body
| was removed within the enclosure, and the cler-
pyman offered the following
PRAYER.
| We now commit this "body to the ground, earth
TO EARTH ashes to ashes, dust TO dust, looking for
the resurrection in the last day and the life OF the
world to Gomez
May these mourning relativesIof the illusr,ous
dead, and this vast concourSe assembled to honor
his memory, profit by the testimony Of his life and
death to the reality If Christian faith, and thus
become better fitted TO pass the solemn test when
the Sen of Man shall sit upon the throne OF HIS
glory, and before him shall be gathered all ma
tons. 49,. .5-. sTry
These blessings we implore through Jesus
Christ our Redeemer.
The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love
of God and the communion of the Holy Ghost, be
with you all. Amen.
The body was then taken into the tomb, and the
metallic case placed within a wooden one. The
mourners retired, the door was fastened upon the
| enclosure, and with mournful and chastened
hearts we turned from the tomb Of Daniel Web
ster.
The vast concourse of people upon leaving the
burying ground Immediately started for home and
upon all the roads diverging from Marshfeld might
be seen miles and miles of carriages, besides many
persons on foot Although we passed on return
TO the city at least hundred carriages, we did
not hear an improper word spoken, nor see an in
appropriate act committed. All seem to feel, most
deeply, the solemn services in which they had been
engaged, and we doubt not many an impression
was made, which time will never efface. Happy
will it be for those who mourn his death, if from
his example and counsels they learn TO initiate his
noble patriotism, and that Christian faith which
sheds its brightest lustre upon his illustrious
| name.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-06

=B-The lFlouring Mills at Georgetown ave
turned out more than sixteen thousand barrels of
-four during the past month.
The Scientific American gives a new cure for
hccoughS. Raise or both hands high above
your head. 1t is said to be 4 certain remedy. ...
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Over eighty licenses were
issued during the month of October by the clerk
of the county, embracing the District of Column
bia. .a. s. e. - tItaE.- l...u- ~
1J,Three men named J. H. Vinal, T. Brown
and - Simpson were arrested al Boston last Fri
day. charged with attempting to utter forged check
on the Granite bank, purporting to be signed by
G. w. Pruden, for 1884. asr.. u s,..5.T l..s
UTCapt Ransman and family, of the bark Su
san Rrener, recently cast away near the Bahamas
arrived at New York on Saturday afternoon in the
brig Pedrazza from Nassau, N. p. 3f.h-t
D-Charles scu'lder, the negro who was convict
ed of the wilful murder of Mrs. Robbins, a white
woman, in Comac, L. L., last March, was hung at
Riverhead, Suffolk CO., on Friday.
saIJTThe Delaware and Hudson Bank at Toms
River, Ocean CO., Del, is about winding up is
affairs. Notice has been gven for all the notes in
circulation to be presented 10 the State Treasurer
within two years. 5r
UFBusness was suspended at New Orleans on
the reception of the news of the death Mr.. Web
ster. Minute guns were fred, and the bells tolled
the funeral knell. ,it.0
IRA new private Banking House is to be estab-
lished in this city by Messrs. George and, Samuel
Riggs, formerly OF the firm of Corcoran and Riggs,
of Washington, and son CT Mr. Samuel Rigs
The house will WELD large amount of capital
Ne,, York Tribune.
UsMrs. Webster, it is said, will remove to New
York and take up her abode with her relations,
after the funeral of Mr.. Webster. .'.s
IVA boy named Ryan, living in Cincinnati, af-
ter eating quantity of cheStnuts on Friday last,
was seized with cramps, and died in few hours.
pDurng the present year, 1,47s new build
ings, valued at 81, 239 100, have been erected in
New York. '+F5 ~ ~ q Na
1.-THE wholesale grocers of New Orleans have
organized an association for mutual protection and
benefit. @ .7
D'Under the general banking law of Connecti-
cut the stocks of the States of Virginia and Ken
lucky receivable by the Treasury as colatelals
for Bank issues. l@F'
U'The Important Ship Canal which is to unite
Lake Superior and Michigan will soon be begun.
The surveys for its location have been completed
and the ground has been found quite as favorable
for the easy and speedy ofthe work as
was expected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-06

G5.Wc do not know whether the following, which we
clip from the Summit Beacon. is by decple OF the "spr
wrapptngs not, simply lsay the conception is
worry beautiful. IS fA -,
TEE SPIRIT BORN.
At AKRON on the 23d instant the Spirit or IDA MARIA
daughter OF George and Laura LAuRr, aged years. 3
months and days LEFT its earthly tenement for her beaui
full home In the Spirit World,
Mother, has the dove that nestled
"a Lovingly upon thy breast, - Ns y
Folded up its little pinions,
And in darkness gone TO lrestf
Nay, the grave is dark and dreary,
But the lost ono is not therej
Nearest thou not its gentle whisper
Floating on the ambient arr
1t is thee, gentle mother, 3, z; o., ~. 4 ,
Z Near thee at the evening hour;
Ita soft kiss is on the zephyr,
o. 1t looks up from every flower ..F
And when the nights dark shadow fleeing,
Low thou bcndest thee in prayer,
And thy heart feels nearest heaven,
Then thy Angel babe Is there.
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referred to in our teegraphic dispatch of Tuesday
morning. -u n..

referred to in telegraphic dispatch of Tuesday
morning. -u n.I.
The Crescent City----Further Correspon-
dence.
Mr.. Geo. Law has again addressed the Depart
ment of State in reference to the steamer Ores.
cent City and its purser Smith, and has received
from Mr.. Conrad the following reply:
DEPARTMENT oE STATE.
WASHINGTON, Oct 80, 1852.
Sin: Your letter of the 9th instant has been
received.
That of the 9Th instant, to which it refers,
addressed to this Department by Mr. NJ. o. Rob-
erts.
In consequence of the information it contained
that gentleman was requested to repair to Wash
lngton. He did so, and had long conversation
with me in relation to the occurrences at Havana.
He is therefore fully apprzed that the subject has
engaged tn earnest attention of the Department.
have only to add, in reply to your own letter,
that as soon as the Department could obtain au
thentc information of the occurrences referred to,
they were made the subject of communication
TO the Government of Spain. When an answer to
that communication is received, it will probably
be made public. In the meantime, must be ex
cused from giving you any information or advice
on the subject.
You may rest assured, however, that neither
The honor nor the interests of the country will be
neglected.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, c.. NJ. CONRAD, Acting Secretary,
To GEORGE Law, Esq, New York. ..n"
Notwithstanding the conjectures of some of our
New York contemporaries, we again affirm that up
on this subject The Administration has taken high
and firm ground, and will be found to have ad-
hered consistently to it from the beginning. The
country may rest assured that the honor and dgni-
ty of our flag, and the rights of our citizens, will
not be surrendered or sacrificed by the Administra
ton. This will be best attested by the result.-Re-
public. m .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-06

DrJohn Chetwood, ESQ.,, distinguished men,
San Francisco, in California. He had just been
nominated 10 fill the vacancy occurring on the
Wing ticket, by the resignation of J. NJ. Hunting
ton, Esq, one of the candidates for the Supreme
Bench. He was from New Jersey, where his ia
Tiers family resides.
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New Emusic Store.

Sign of the Grecinn Trigonum, Ne. 1ss
Z Mnin Street.
z- J. FIGKIESON would respectfully u
ssE[Tiss to the citizens of Wheeling anaE
= n III II 1cinity, that he has Just opened new y
b u Elegant establishment for the sale OF Fioda
Guitars Volinceos FIagolcts Flutes, Flies, Accord
ons, Banjos, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments lie
first and best make. -
singing.
newest Songs Duets and the very best hona1 md
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Ciaronets Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.' t2.=5'7H
/ Hnws for Violncello and Violin :. IS
a. Kleber,s Furniture Polish, for renovatns varnshA
Fur iture, such Pianos Cabinets, steam bcaisot!
descriptions of Furniture.
Also for sale by Agent for Kleber Pittsbars PD
of the first and best in States nh
as Nunns and Clarks grandand square Pianos, B. Dun
hsms Hallett and Aliens oelebr ated Boston Pianos d.
Agent for the make of Carhardt and Needhams fahn
MelOdcons.
Aecordeons, and all kind of musicalinsrumensre repaired
a. tic lowest nriees.. II ~
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ARTIFICIAL TEETE

I.,s.-s,-s...> DR.. s. p. HULEIHEN, Ofi,e ~.
Fourth street, near the Presbyteri,n9,. u.
UJt&A Manufactures Teeth expressly for ~ md,
S1llDtcular Full sets OF Tee,b eAch nj
parts OF sets, made with artificial Gums tn, ~
made in one continuous or solid piecethe coat il
for teeth with or without gums. H : 'eeaIs
Full sets ofteeth made from to SfJ) n g. II
sctts from SO to S. per tooth. Te ~ vi sGaa
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MISCELLA lNEOUS.
Virginia Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMP ANY,
~ on RICHMOND. VA. N Y.
n A PIT A T. $4,000

e u PHI "A L. SZUU,UUU.
rwuIcu WAS ALL PAID IN MORE THAN 12 YEARS aIscE.1
! = i WI take Risks on oil descriptions Of Prop
~t3i - erfy in danger Of loss, either on X y
Fa~s z ~ Land or Water.
THIS is one the oldest established Companies In the
United States having bce existence 90 years lc
nga Home company business is based capital
already paid in do better than by patron
ling this institution which is of Virginia growth and pa
rcnagc.
This company has always met its losses promptly, aud
had awsutt during the whole time oil ts exist
Since its establishment it has paid losses to the
amount OF nearly
S1,OOO,OOOH
AL that ask ID, that fellow citizens Will invest
gate and examine the claims public confidence which this
institution has over others being that 1t is as rea
bic advantageous and prompt institution as any Which
has agency in our city We would refer all who are In
tccscd in the matter OF Insurance. TO all the leading mcr
chants, bankers and OCCASIONAL the city OF Rich
mond; and to Henry List and John II Thompson andthe
- DORSEY & ARTHUR.
Agents for the above Co, In Wheeling and vicinity
..t...t. ~ ~ DIRECTORS. ,.sy r. E5s..I4 -st--2
Joseph Allen, VIM 'urs John Endcrs. Hugh W Fry,
John Gordon, II L Kent, Chas w Purcell, VIM Palmer,
a X Parker, Jno Thompson, Z Wadsworth w II Chris.
tian, III Quarlcs, Geo Booker, VIM Bell, Jno Gaynor
a PLEASANTS, President.
THOs NJ ALrRIEND, Secretary.
OFFICE: No 80 Main street, Ri H. Egf Oct0