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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06
ARTIFICIALT TEETH.

DIR. s.. P. HULEIHEN, Office No. 13i,
ETSr5 Fourth street, near tho Presbyterian church,
TIS - Manufactures Teeth expressly for each par
1IC11DticuIar case. Full scitssof Teeth, or any
parts of sctts made with artificial Gums. The Gum is
made in one continuous solid peee-he cost the same
for teeth with without gums IL l.i ICEstitE 4
Full setts teeth made from to Sl6o a. Set.i suall
sctts from 50 So per TOOTH ~ t,, Lt Ii ~ 1yr;d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

q Dupo;sit Us EoyydeE.,..
yHE subsc riber has The ths sboye Potsde
a1,d has null supply of of on hand bhni
l Larig2f: Gm 2nonGsno1a loi .blnigiEG.LRlLsoN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06
GEORGE NTENDEL..
No15A, 1Inin street

NO IS4, IIuiH 5tfeet5 - '"-9II-II'I
---... - WHEELING VA. utr! -uA Hut
TS now receiving LARGE Lor OF CARPETS. RUGS.
| MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths all widths, and keeps constantly on hand arg
assortment OF Furnaturc every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates Ventan
Transparent Window Blinds. blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, yarnsh lIaircloth JCurled Hair,
Spring Sacking Roons Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods
Get ali or which will be sold at the lowestccs aus2i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06
a, SEASON ARRANGEMENT. atT
Michigan Central Rail road Line!7
6sSs7sssssy Ess2sz 60 gfllss I--l
sH 81 ssisa ssi sI s sssss isii sS :sgsss5ss

.4.' -i'' CLEVELAND Ann DETROIT ri.+ q rieivt
III connection fh The Cereiana and Cincinnati Rairoad
Ciereiand and Eric r. Giereland and Pittsburgh r. r.
and Michigan Centrd, n. r. - b.. l,.,-.,..f'- Il
Passengers viii be tiekeed through from any point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either of those places to any point
Lake Michigan. si..f..a;- M 4- o. .. ...s,Ti
steamers built expressly for the route .tsi' va-i
CLES ELAND CAPT. y. u. STAHARp
boat will leave Cleveland Detroit, Detroit
Cleveland every evening g O'Clock, arriving in both
cities the following morning in for the morning
trains OF for Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh and
r the Lake Superior Saginaw boats at Detroit
will run from Cleveland in the following order: BIZ .,
ifI..f. Jf5,- , FOREST CILY ..E i...,.... g--
Us i""lt 10 uiiff! CLEYELAND. -.=H'i a1FF ''
Tucsdny. Thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit: 5.-u5I s,,t 4 ,ri.,Es "
CLEVELAND 5'''.'' "'2's' q
Monday. Wednesday Friday
frrtt -s.'ssH ffIul FOREST CITY rf-l stIs.l- ~
Tuesday Thur sday. Saturday
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds OF freight frOme Cleveland to Detroit, Mackinaw
Saut st Marie, Saginaw, and all ports on Lake Michga
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AMI. ST. LOUIS i'.3sA
will compose the line until the boats areTcady
fEtlEl - .il Til lt AGENTS. " yglst lcify- -..s
C. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland, ..s-,;t, .-., sfi,,s
PITTMAN. TRowBRIDGE& & JONES' Detroit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

S,f..,.f r. sfcubenyiIIe white lend. d..f,.i
TTTE ARE prepared In any quantity
vile White load, warranted equal If not superior
OF Pittsburgh Cincinnati branda. azltI u ,89t
" agents for Manufaeturcrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06
w m. II ingh ham, ol
Shirt Manufacturer,
Brentlinger & &Armstrong,
'fs

AvE just received at their medical store fresh SUP
NV OF the most choice medicines such people may
Iey upop In making their selections. regard is paid TO
nrices SO the article be of the best quality. tL
Physfcinns, Prescription put up by hands
at times ,lny or night. a15 y7i,l aug2t-1yrd
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'l .a. PAPER WAREHOUSE. ,a5
aat E.O o. GOODMAN S co. 10 1@ 7fie
'wuoLEsALE DHALERsIs
Dora, Cards Eord Roardo TnL

|
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEACHING POWDERS, rELTtSu, WIRE CLOTH, &c.
r'..,,,gs. Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o. ,l,s. ~
4 MoNG their stock, may be found WRITING, AMI
/ IN BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment In
| the West, ofcvcry description. D" q" 5i'Ai '-t
Printing Paper, all sizes Eng 4 Amer Tissue Paper.
hook ,. =. .. -, Goryiins EGI;,in 5H -
| Ass,d. a. Piltering 20
Enyelope -s5.. '..' .I.- o. Druggist -.if .s Ai'H
Plate and Tithorraph. Marble M a5sygs"t;
Manila, genuine. i., Glazed anl Git w. fals
| Hardware PAPER CiGth CIph .ru--g 5 ,,Esf..
Match Box "u te. Roofing Paper, prepared and
Tea l.if 2"y1 LrH aA unrrcporeu. Ef.IU,. .llI
Shoe =. TSrarl warming Paper al a. sizes
- Envelopes ofcvcry descriptions &c. &c. Ns'l..
| aHTaA -Hll -[f44 BOARDS. IEa V- ~ "In,l"
Perforated linders' Bonnet Press and Straw Boards
Also, Agent for IIghtbody's SUPERIOR PniSrIso IsK,
BOOK AND COLoRED lSK, &c....# r.-..-a -,. r.,asr4
| Cards, md Card Ronrds. .~-.a.
EvrR. PEARL FACED CARDS. .r.,
EXTRA PEOPLES
.sl. pnixrrns' - J.ast.. ,.l9ilt O. fs.i7i}
s.rrS SURFACED c.Rn liosRns nj,
goo IvoRy
EuH i PRISTERs' .f|u' - tIff 90. TO- HtaFt
sfslG SATIN EsANELEp sNi. Ia- 80 SYH9F
| PnRCELAIS - #.u--....-I4
Pr,Ri SrRr ,crp CoLonEp CARD 1IoaRps. - "
Tho above AMI Card oards are manufactured cx
pressly ourselves AMI most beautiful surface and
finish; they peel in working and are Afforded nj
ket and low as they can purchased in tho East'
u1-Deaers and consumers in Paper anu Garus are res
pccully invited to examine our stock our goous are
received direct from manufacturers which enables US t
not lower than any other house In the west
on Paper made TO order. .'.= is t-HHt"h{i rt
-r.rH.Hfh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06

tso IA ettezI Hi fo says at man lat rom
driven TIE entife distance two turk aii
hale and hearty, I, They bin abont cents
inthe States an scost of feeding them on the
aywalSs. n. lothing fed hepseiySs he Ias been
offered Eight dollars ajltioaaaaasi
f3stfiiHi ID lIfR tJhoii q .od
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-06
.loToB BACco dAND CIGARS

has re- opened his stock of
obaccoa and Cigars fs7 Main street. west side.
near Market Alley where will be found a the choice
mis- par-RefaIa, Impe riaes, CaDones Ia Normas,
Cszaaores Panafelias, Prncipee Half Spanish Kentuek
'eFge ~ ss'Y,i,l,o s .sai59 59e ar do
Russell Robinso.s rants Dixpn's Jones and
nf1 sTnd 10 htqqiSNuFF. .9sEii oi ,EpqEq leiI
iR.ppe, Congress. Macousa Scotch. Crt and Dryifor
Tse ieeis thankful for bo
slowed, and would solicit OF publs
atronase! 10 hI2JD EgGiainfultgi If3nI 15ifsI9l
iianeais1ma,zus tesitgds slit fHfd, ,HeHoWsRRi
S-T-TT-7 : ICT ZIIG-J.lI 53T7Fa al .
ff,,ng 7ytygtf Jaync'sf 1Iedicines.l ~, ,sy-t,s
HAVE the Agency for nT JayDe's Medicines. and vii
Il furnish Druggists and Others on liberal terms
- ffiE ttSE'9t .iiS'io!oii ''st sA 1GRo.EWlEsON
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Theatrical.

TUE asroR PIAcr OrrR, Housr "A thorough AID
complete revolution is about to take place in the AT
cf This establishment We understand that it is imne-
has shown hin self sUccesiul manager here ana 10
California from which region he has returned with
plentiful snIply of the dust. Mr. Tbo,ns has raken d
eafe OF the premises Cor hsc years ani propo IN Ike
great attentions ard changes tito re-mojcl the
whole IN ernal arrangement alter the boxes p9rl oette
and every other part IT, AMI its pp &c into
that Of regular theatre, that it win contain from
three to four thousand persons. lie viii improve and
beautfy the entire appearance of the house AMI lie
coraIe il on gacent scalehe whole alteration, 10
be carried out at expense Of tive thousand dollars
lie ,atends 10 extend his improve far even
III. of the cstabi hment. when will be hereafter
Enowp the New York theatre ana Is determined 10
change it not OILY IL is title but Ia its CHARACTER
dtn prospects, habits and re, probability lie thi0ss
-and very wi.els-hat name is absolutely in lis.
q this theuru. That history has very remark tb
one ~ began with the greatest pretcnnns TO refined
s to ahd talent and The spieudid cx bltiu.
has eilcf gone through variety q transitions tin M
n ended the hst chapter Of Its vers apac-
lriato.y undrr toape Of highly pertahle npnk,ys
Whoe tall ntd p.rlUrrnancps filling the hou hlv
ss onn their erpag meut i concluded the III aire
10 tc handed the ilasoEs and carpcnier, .ua
cora oTa ana VII Ie gtang tn b. oeAcd for the
foiinaice If tragedy. com,iy opera ballet ei, n r
Italian French German ~ English somewhere aooGt III
month Of September next The New YORK fheatrr. m
der thesc auspices will the field u an abe
rival and competitor viii al The theatres in III otiirr
parts Of tho city ana will staRA agreeable con-
formerly heen when il pcryaded with the iehy oloy
OF upptr ttudoul.
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can only be induced to vote for neither of tho par
ties this is the very thing the wings want, for. the
vast majority of them being democats, it follows
nlocratic candidate.
As to the point left open about the silence OF the
Democratic National Convention, and autheatic
Interpretation Of il. Ills is AL moonshiue There
can be no authentic Interpretation of it, for that
convention win never meet again, and there is no
one to speak authenticity in their name. Will the
candidate himself do il We would bet Eve hundred
dollars he will not do anything Of the kind If there
could be any Interpretation, it would be decidedly
against The Intervention policy of Kossuth, and that
is The evident Interpretation of the platform ST.
lepce on such question is always to be interpreted
negatively; for if l,arty felt that the majority
of the public were in lite favor, they would uaaoubt
edly come out for it in express terms and not
dodge it.
But assuming that there will be no "authen.ic
Interpretation Of the sence''-as there caunot be-
then. according TO Kossuths advice, the third course
is left open for the Germans. and they will uoite
with third independeutparty That party i. we'll
known to be the anti slavery party, who will short
ly hold their convention ut Pttsburg and nominate
their candidate abolition principles and American
intervention IN foreign affairs.
Thus, il is plain enough that Kossuth has been
wmkirg FOR haskarty MI through. snd tie T,ib.ae,
his organ. is doing the same. though it is making
great nose about General Scott. Well NAV the
wings adopt the old couple. in reference to the sup
port Of the ISibunc:-
An open foe may prove a curse
Al prcte pded trieD0 Is
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Political.

TIE LAND RrroRsrRs 1HE FIELD Both the great
parties of the country threatened with form liable
opposition 10 their respective interests in te coming
soel'l struggle by The attitude assumed by the Land
refo faction A meeting u the reforincrs called
for last evening. at No 45 Brondyay. traasst bsi
Of great mpc lance in relation to the pat they
taLe in tls Ir,sdeu-ial contest /" Impressed with a
OF he magnitude Of the movement aud II It's con
sequcnces on both the shg ana democratic parties We
sent our reporters to take full of the proceedings
and give them TO the world - bis ning's HrnaLp
bun he only sign 81 an assembly es could d-corrr
ibrc' mfp s.ated in 'front.' of Ito 40 45f enjoying
quiet chat together aud looking much If they
we're Whiting for fourth person and make up
social rubber OF whist The Icniezvou-. far they
could make out lie junk Stop with Tire su
W and door half closed or perhaps snug back p,r1r
Oh u On inquiry, n y wsre told By of the a &
,ha' the meeting va 70 ~ private dogbt Of
'ai-anc hat IT. object regulate me preuina.
fict oi Iuic lnt etng Of the ieoImcr tax. surps
II rceprd 10 the great hph o; November The sapporsc
~ Cen scott and n Gen Pisrc keep th,r as9r
huckod en- ready 70 DO battle Win thi pow .na
reform adversary rspescuted ~ eir three pruc pa
ell
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,ops,,,iss Of he city to rbomss y. Maaxber ESQ IN,

h. ltaiiise of The city To Thomas r. Maagber Esq the
Jrisb exile and patriot beg leave moes respectfully TO
cfer the following pr. sDhi. and resolutions
Ntsreas Thomas NJ a2h-f, Esq has she admiration
,nDstby Of the re0ds 1T civil tbro
worl. BY h patriotic and e"qrent e1erns aud i-ss
by his sseTh,-s sherpgh Ia the of his athlete
native land and whereas escaped from the captivity
to which bs seaterced IL uence OF those
tons he Is Ia THESE f-ee Uri.od States therefore
Resolved mat ee tender him rdial welcome to Que
shores best siskes nis prts aud
b.sos- That tender Mr. Nesg the
az tho ci,y o ro kl,u, aud tlat e G.yarnars Ro"
trend Tor fis at sneh ime be eeah. to
Inn % reeeje th. coDsrstnatt 81 eur fello~ tca-
Resolved. That the special Committee communicate tho
fertES'ng preamble and tesolr,iebs 20 Mr. Mash.r
make tse arrangements I" them info effect
,,nry Hart'au. Abraham u. Eaylls Joseph Wiisol,
Frederick Norris. 7. II Spinola
Adopted by unanimous consent, JnDe 1c52
W1. B0EaUM, Clerk
Approved june 10, 1852.
C0SKEtN BRUSH. Mayor
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IEnd.on River Rss,rc.s. :. rms - ne hsst

mar 9to tosG ,or economy ~ ea satriJ fry IN
try npdtr dtTseiir
s,srk Who hss oerattness sr vth "
tory and y nacrfui rrctti snjer whose strny
crrrgy ga Nislart the ~ prosper Er-ry
point aopg IT, line is tlinF md adj rnad sitf
cent epihces Iopkers the stst healthy n vii
lsge W 'sr III Of err IL frOvth
grs deur 81 ~ mildrse; AID 70 ths hur.hng spot 81
fortRners attrttd by the purity vi s and
~ otbr ct ~ tho world hc beh,d such rioh
yoreestto.e rd beautiful iroa aim ut psrt
have elCsr for ts,nty miles Of the Iu
and rnduR cnurtrs Near the Vi iaec located
win Eoyr'sts thse sshnuan iryirg- md THE Hon No
sec II 0riiHeDe palaces }oplUfs cannot be s.ed Tor
General entertainment fer stranger, Trsn,en, parties can
b. accommodated at III times, r. EELLISGENr Nan Ia
Uoute The Hudson h., every honr ~ the
dsy, viii great ard from the ~" OF Jay
North river Don't fsii t. Writ Ynrkers all who de-
sire health and cnioyu ent. AZ rsoaerstc piles
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Marine n Tatrs.


p.t.t. .,,.. -, -'l'' y ''''''' :
,t~.,,.,,. ,.;,, ~, -. -
49,, H., - I. -, - D|'0
.,r,,es. ,taooro 800. III, ,.,., :. !, m
$500 ~ Ii, 49,, .. IA, 'N
y, W. e'l Sp"hS t"i'fhF
lis amounted 10 S42s zoo ii 6p,.r.cr ~oi3 al .oc
o.,y,f.n. sLo v-,i t.,. . -, , "
80 '"' = ihE'@l1 'hs news - 20
rrlNai - the steam h'p Atlantic which completed va
tefdaj Ter sbortest homework tiin
- ''fN"'''i '"h4i h"i4A'N = ne c"neri Of this
shp urged ~ the extraordinary demand tDr u. f y n
tusI8ta have determined to seud her ti4,a IL A,.,
49,, si.,.t,, -. . " &c Wy
- - 4as'1n - -'e" '~a
10 TIL EDITOR o. YHs yrW Yo.E HERALD
CfAeeow ~ Naw yorE srEaM.aie M.
GrEge4 - tRoAnv4Y
Nav Yorg, i-e &c 1850
ff-'n y0uT paraetrl, Il tcs-yg rapcr relating "a
NE ct ward yesfagr IL tie G4ti iiintf yOu 49, that
suEposiag u q " completed III tsyer DAYS sai i've
lou.s n, WI have accomplished ~, pa..ae IL ,wo
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=
C o M N E cIAL FFAIR
NONE KET.

SATURDAY. June gG r NJ.
There active buoyant market to .,n and hcte
ter feeling ,xisieu among SPECTATORS generally At tho
hrs, board New JeIey Zine sent per cent; Florence
and Key x Morris Canal =; Reading Railroad, al
Michigan Central Railrosd. u; Long Island q; Erie
Railroad q Pennsylvania roi Company, u. Reading
Railroad appears TO lie steadily moving upward wishoG
opporton HOLDER ba,e complete control Of Il, anu
manage The movements in ,he market just they ease
Ii they with 10 keep the ftcck II Is all very will bu.
compelled realize thO result viii be entirely different.
The receipts ut the Office of the Assistant Treasurer o.
this port To dry. amounted TO SS70lS ~ payments,
SiS,3gJ 75-balGpce, 1859 rs So.
TIE steam hip Baltic foe Liverpool did not carry out
much tpecie aptic psted The total lmsnts o.
4 "a Thu l4,i week as x.u:
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sEiuhL BOARD
HAD ., NJ 49, 4. II !
sayEsy.Ssssyps SFyswEB Gygs7 aAy.


CIyTu WkRp-THE BANNER WARD IN THE
- III Id Pierce ap1 knsThe Upion of ste Oe ocracy
for III. Pr'terNst'rn ~ the Ihon grsud
at the d. mocrstc Union iar Il the sixth
viii BE- hi ~ Gsrrioks Sixth Ware hotoL Monday
eNerte, Jrh. 2 for the pnrpse s responding 10 the
n minsutn Of Tiet"ssrd King, ard sdopting
The .hcctst Of the democratic ticket In 1862
Tie OH wing htv. been Invited and
vii address tie useirW' TN AcKcun .lapt Ryndcrs.
Jont, Pbips ten Walirtd6e. alfred A. ptip-, Enoeh
Caup and =. 5 Henry l.. CoYLE, President.
tLLx UAI
VIM Mufsor ysecrctarics.
DuTF, \
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tie Buffalo esu2bs yester 'ay 900 bass
weighing eigi, pouuds Captain Hsncox By visiting Ito
haul day for the last found the
spot t. catch them.
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t"E'a which much ialiea
I'll Battery, together with leo Creams sherry obhlcr
Pupel, Sc. he fourd the Altar Gsren No II
BrJaoway, opposite Rowing Green. Adm scion free
DAVID GARDNER, Proprietor.
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Head Refrig-ratoss-.s:,cr Is notEiug
hotter to Keep the head cooi team of kNOIS sosAy
Gountan Beavers ard tire demhnd for them they
the stock market "is excessive and steadily i'm
owing " All who love comfort, and wish to
etabl. appearance. should without delay
Hotk! NJ nntain the most fashionable article
Knox Is ~ Nc. l2s fulton street.
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r. tFTtENTH WAkD--PiERcE AND KTGG-DEMO.
er,tt htitnd-h IS Noetins yn he held On rnesday
ening 2ssh irst at g. c, At o. r;titutin EaiL
$50 BrQsduhy TO respond TO t!e aaimrs nomins.ions
end platform Spvers ~ tioeIrie6 ep'l-msN S addross
tbs meeting BY order ~ the " ard ccnmit.ee
CBaNiEs D. kLAB. Chairmsa.
J. kcss, sen'r }seer.tsfics.
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The exports for the corresponding week IN 1851 anonnt
I'd 10 49, go aud the toi for The year up 10 mo
Gate ia 1861. TO Sl7 1902, 1t appears by this
dat there Lah b, llog OH this year Of 400 sos, in
The shiIE,nts oflccie from his to foreign ports
Tie Of tolls eek, ct,d all the New York State
cauals non the opening u navigation up he I'D
june ir each Of the iasL years has been
ueAed -
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sFSt.F.ased Iud,viduuis, Hear! Reut;.

THINK eoI1e' and Buy, SMITH, kILE, of No. TO- Fni-
ton street, tne SuIr Lothier ard they viii give
QUIT, consisting ~ rr' Sack pair ii Nna
dys ca.lcnh. ard is honahe Vest. for Only lie snii
linIs. Whar IA tia So Suit Mar
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Show Ces.s, Show Casos.-A iars. ass 80.

nstoutlJ h.nt. AIso. osefj utrs
uisds ~ SiiN,e MshuEsnA Rosewood Ht. NJ
60 Nh. Stpres Gifted up il the sts-
notice, ly K ftFELG>, no. ia Grand stIost, thrr
doors east ~ Broadway.
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sseon,, AZ the IT. NioholAs Hotel ao 57 Broad
EaTDres sno Bathing dcpar are each 81 feat a.
length by 70 IL Width the f,ors u Italian Maple se
in Aosi ~,rL tie seat are covered With pain OF
cetly riih ANA ler ant Dc ga large dome of stsfned
riass irom the centre Of the Hair
rLess pleasant aud yarieyat.d b-ht tina
whole estshIln Arow % Mirrors, 7orty feet
IN length ard Ieseip from the -. ing the Aocr srace
WIN 'ioh psrtrga earring eoing 30 Ch~ndeiiers OF
cut glass and ii slate throughout The
esg's ot deign aiming birds OF che finest pu-
nhse and nd eh 70 the p'easaItness ~ h5
ire hrhiur- L. behaved to bs rasurrased IN elegance r.
d.i ana hnish TIE lar eos. each 500 tae tables
~ marble rioniy carved rosewood the dyans, Sofas
c ere ais" OF ote~o,d highly ornsWentod with oarvng
A., covered WIN crimson satin hroeaie Ooe 'ahs OF mar
" t"n'arfrY several sbtasps, md led oisce
o' naro- tetnhr' alone cost 81 no Aboot ssenty feet
ron we Iroit of the es.shshmsut has been psti
bb'd IN Z" e nseo sale of arti les
connected WITH the bpsn'sr The Bathing Iaent not
and ri. ysuoe with the other.
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inscres. from Heyana. The people Of the latter
place were still spprehensive of another invasion
Four hundred troops Lad recently arrived from
Spain for The purpose of protecting the island, and
u large additional force was daily looked for.
Late accounts from Santa Fe announce that the
choe,a had disappeared the Indians we're qiet,
and the settlers we're getting along rrosperousy.
We publish today eloquent speech Of Mr.
MeasLer, in which be pays a just tribute TO the
greatness Of this country. II will be seen that he
las respectfully declined the acceptance of the in
vitaticn Of the Common Council Of the city Of
Brooklyn. 1t is curions fact that the Dublin Ma
TIN, fom the editors knowledge Of his character,
anticipated, en- learning the Of his arrival, the
exact course heagher would pursue IL says:-''He
does not go to The great republic political no
toriety, to dramatise and win idle cheers He does
no, 60 there as a political Spectator, greedy of a
noisy welcome ana Of the subsidies Of a cosmopoli-
TIM patriotism. He does not 20 there to clapor
about bis personal wrongs, ard sacrifice his per-
scna dignity TO rhetoric End vanity. He does not
20 here to rnsb upon sae public stage, and die out,
exhausted, in month
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NV Yo.s rArr c.rAls-roLls Cor, rcrsn.

the iois oiast yai 20 the I'D une, were. 81 O2l
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Decrease. Observation-Disclosures. Si.c $40
The tolls for third week IN June tLis year $lU3cT
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sr- nn1 pre-, .nt .nr aGir ho sar.iag gray sold for 70
sents b, ansltor Ozark 20 lO3 aud Rae sn,h, TT
20 Tlisd wn. Giles lS9 sixth avenue and
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z. ThOMAS LYON. I61 Broadway.
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Marine Intelligence.
poRT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-cARoLINA

-,x a. ARRIVED..-.-, !, ~ .4s.. y 9s..i
Aug 2SSteaher Fanny Luterloh, Sfeadman, from Fay
etteville. to- E. J.Lutteroh gT nsF Fts ~ N3sas .
Schr Alonzo Fields from Newbern, TO Marlin; yithss
corn and slaves u tsi@ ; h<'7 ~ i'e'sa - -
sehr, Albisns Whorten from &-,toA Martin; Nth corn.
ton. with 10 passen sers 3d = Y 7Eef 99 % t
-scsr amnrsine Tyler, from New York. 10 Miles,
25u Mail Steamer Gov Dudley Bates, fro4d Charles
sehr Geo iisrr1ss, Godfrey, from pkfadeph , To-
BrIs Il c+fis, CARTS from Boston, tslFsssrt 10 Poses
Steamer Chatham, Evans from Fasetsesiises tSTeses
Worth. = = -. -. - u. =,
Brig fIeen r Rider Prince from ost6h,' VIA frosinee
Steamer Ga soushefncr Wkinsop frops 40 As
Steamer Evergreen, Hays frofr FrsettcsiH toA
ZaIx; with two boats in
2-b S. Maf Steamer c. Vanderbilt, SferStt fronf
Charleston, With SO passenger ,Capterett reports the
Steamer Ontario from New York for This port as being off
New lnes Bar this morning. af 736f 32sEi 20
Ia I'd .la, Bags sEEESREb aif8ssstRFs@' eIt-snL
Aug 2f-Schr H. Russell Bennett; for Baltinore by~
Ellis, Rassell X Co; with lumber, SC. LIS =
Steamer Fanny Laterloh. Steadman, for Fa steee bya
T. S Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, sterctt, for charlss
ton with 81 passengers. r.. IT F-ss.s=zss
2sU s; Mail Steamer WILMINGTON Smith for chariess
Schr: Liberty, Williams for Philadelphia, by Geo Iar-
rss asith naval stores. F52 zaa 2laT-E4 81 ISL e
@U. s Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates for Churles1
ton !; with 65 passengers = .l;i-
Steamer Southcrncr, Wilkinson for Fayettetie by A.
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