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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-25
IsFEATM MARBLE. WORKS,

66 MARKET ST, WHEBLlNG,tVA.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER having mado extensive arrange
uents in the East for the supply OF Marble and CON
templang the erection OF Steam works. he w9nt invite
the attention Architects Builders and public In gen.
eTaI to the inspection OF his stock, consisting OF Italian
EGytian Sienna American and other Marhles OF tho finest
Qualities which can sold lower than any oter
Dealers would find it their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ..l.,
His work done in the most elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
and carved work, Monuments, Gem
otarhs Tombs Head and foot stones and Grave yard
nTE in ayaTy Variety being enabled by his superior ei
10 stpHy this work Considerable lower prices than
anv other esta blisiment In the country
Please give mo a call and eXnInine my work
4O b W 80 MICHAEL ]. ROHAN,
-.'. .,it Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
n--n,o c.,c,ned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
and Models and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices. .H s.ist i y. u. =
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Z. hooks, Stationary, Variety G oods, &c.
TIME Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage extelI
ded to him. begs to request the attention OF purchasers
10 Ms present large and we'll selected aSs0rtmeu consist
IND Of SCHOOL, Medical Theological Historical, and Mis-
cehneous Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary. Bank
books Wall and Window Papers, and, Variety Gooda4
10 Merchants Teachers. School Trustees and others
wsug purchase in quantities, every indueement Will
oe n sTeap OF paid for in cash. highest
rates, tsa na,nsFs ,o;,,; u 1rr,o,,pcnr,s ID I
ne e1tfs r.. ..i .i5i silfa!a 81 Monroe Street. T
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CLEVELAND AND PITTsBURG RAIL
Road. rf 4sI
q D -

-GSSSs9Sal - - l1S&elk.ai
ON and after Wednesday, June 10th, 1852, Passenger
Leave Cleveland at 9s4 M Express train for Wells.
vile and intermediate satiOnsi $50 p M,
Leaves Rayennl roo Accountability TFainf FOR
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations; SstI,IE.
Cleveland and intermediate stations. e.AA3E- :.
The $40 Express Train from Cleveland, connects daily
with the following lines, to wits At Hudson with the
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyahoga Falls and Akron; 1t
RaVenna with Wards Line Of -Four Horse Coaches for
Warren; Alliance with the Ohio and Pennaylvana Rail
Road at Bayard with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
1''F FOR PITTsBURG-The $40 a. NJ, Express Train,
from Cleveland connects at Wesve with tho new and
elegant side wheel steamer, FOREST CITY fOr fSuTEh
and intermediate landings arriving at Pittsburgh The same
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh by Ohio and Penn.
Fare from Cleveland Pittsburgh. by fWesvie,
$3.50. .,.,...., 49,, -, ,,.,- ,.s-s...
checked through to Pittsburgh via Wellsvtlel
FOR wHEELlNG..The $40 A NJ Express train air, from
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DiuRNAL for
wheeling touching tho landing, and arry
fSmS RPFs.s Train
yhthe above steamersat Wesviei also with tho OHIO
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance, and ~ Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad. %
Passengers leaving Pittsburg at oclodk A: NJ, and
%hse9g S a. snd srSe Te' at in
time to connect with the Lake Steamers for New York.
Also for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Milwauie
anP P,sss1gsr IgS WHRBLIN or PITTSBURGH in
the morning by route, arrive at Cleveland the same
evening" tho following night, can be New York or
Train wing Ravenna at O'Clock,
Am! connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
morning Express Train OF the Cleveland, Columbus and
| Cincinnati Railroad for tho South. - -
land at $40 p M with tho Express Train from
Cincinnati and Columbus at Cleveland andwith the Akron
''''4SE 's'lB.&P. p r. R. oTTloEs aa JOHN DgRGNp.
i Cleveland, June IL, '62 FFE @ @ @su@erinIehoent @ 3 '
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New SMusic Store.
sign of the Greeinn TriROuum, No. 199
SHn #s

-.u- J. PIcKlEsoN would respectfully an.
=z-+<4S pouuee to tho eH4ens OF Wheeling and VI.
u einty that he has Just T. opened Per ed. nS% ana
Guitars Violinceos PlAgoets, Flutes Flies, Accorde'
ons, Banjos, and Tambornes. Brass Instruments Tho
Instruction books for all kinds OF Instruments and for
singing o. a..
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin, also, the
Songs Duets, etc. and tho very hest Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings
Ciaronets, Reeds Tuning Forks, also Vt01n and GuIaT
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards sf#H ta
Ruws for VioIincelo and Violin
~ Keners Furniture Polish, for renovsting Farnshcu
Furiturc Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture.
Also for sale by the Agent Kleber Psburg Piano9
the first and best manua cture in the United States
as Nunns and ClaTks grand and square Pianos J. b. Dun
ham's HaIlett and Aliens celebrated Boston Panos &C.
Agent the make OF Carhardt and Needhams Patent
Accordeons, and all kind repaired
a. tie loWestnrices u. |
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QUINCY FOUNDRY


WHBELlNG, VA. @
nJHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now com
Melted their extensive are prepared 10
furnish the public with every variety OF work In their line
Snlendid plain and fancy arches, including lenders, sum-
me- fronts fire iron stands, &c. ovens, common, round,
and straight barred Crates: .,...I-. -....4l.
AN EXTENSIVE AsSoRTMENTO OF STOVES,
The neyysst and most improved and wood
stoves PranEn balloon, cannon ten plate keel boat,
bachelor chamber and paror stoves, rom4 90 to
in ali ita bTAncheR. Sugar kettles, or VaTf'
Gus sizes and everything In the domestic line wholesale
and retail. -4H+ $. 81 =, ~. |
and most improved assortment OF patterns, long
uTenes in this line business and the liberal patronage
hbeTto received warTantus to expect continuation o
custom in this part business Wind MILL hay SCALE
corn shelter, truck wheel, and small waton castings
ilee' wagon I9I PLoTt5ASs AND PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We are napaTed TO furnish tho patent lever, patent bill
side Crane BuIl, Hornet, Snider &c We have also se
cured al th time the exclusive right to manufacture OF
GISTIS g PATRET PLOUGH, one Of the most improved
Implements in farming At the present day..l
Iron rails and Gencng for eemeteres houses gardens
verandas &c PorteTs improved graduating twyere or
iroy1e have secured the patent right for several eoun
fies Fr thia seh iron and eXh bit
nom the Tnited States ATmory possessing qualities
for facilitating the BlRekSmths labors, which other
possesses Window caps consols, &C. In short every
SGTnnerE norch Ieet vrnlt eelerS, window and Se6r
rTangs &C wrousht iron, nall and spikes, OF the best
quality and at the lowest prices.
PeTsons wishing to purchase In our line, wholesale
or retail win please give call All orders from III
country win be carefully to and purctually dlcd
fScran iron purchased At market prices y i5lo ~
aug24.TTl5I -.if.. ~ sE.!f HAMILTON d RoGBRHsi
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Cineinnnti mydropallhio Or


TIME above institution is now open the reception
patients II is located about five miles from the city,
on and DAYTON RaiIroal in the rear and at
The same from the Miami Canal in the 'front.' rem
dedng Of access to those oesrols % enjoying 1ne
To the lover nature parts of the country can
nIsb more pleasing variety OF scenery than itself
before the traveller all the way from Cincinnati to the
Cure There nature and art combine rendering the view
heRnti 1nl beyOnd description.
The new large and beautiful Ediee displays the taste
81 s %rs5 With The attractions Which
present themselves TO the invalid cannot fail to render
Yo t Rooms spacious and inviting where the Invalid
sn Ianse ny At pleasure FREQ from atmospheric influences in
nd furnished; the bath Rooms ample and
modious being for the application OF water in
everv nrm In connection with tho Institution there is
gymnasium Hall, seyeny-fivr icct long, where patients
win s9ecso Sc TSe ss wRoS
nish the water this establishment clear soft
SS9 b %atef SOS soS and delicious The Country
neEhborhood remarkable for healthulness purity Of
NOT think of more desirable place, those seeking
beslth than this institution. .ss...Lt.L .
of disease many years. begs leave to inform inc
that no pains viii spared for the restoration to heS99
seVeTaI wears devoted her attention to the treatment
al "a Saon VIII take special charge
female department ProaySus GteI. Wtn Us 19i o.
ei Is Tg the and destroying the lse
aness OF large portion Of the an VIII Ge
inns Of AZ snd To this subject would Invita-
the attention ladies' as IN all cases we sha exPeef 10
Persons Visiting the Cure by the WAY Of the CINCINNATI
ftients are requested TO bring two eomorta
Sies two blankets. two coarse sheets six towels, and
@ ~, ~ old linen, suitable for bandages. lat
terms for Board Asdieq! Services and sll
RStrS attendance will subject the patient to
T Charge dednction will be made to those who
S; fSTsient persons will be charged two dollars per
From three to i've dollars win be ehargod for the rst
examination. . .5f5,.,s :; sTufI % ,zulln
7 For 1 faFtnss FIs ssi - Az 4Ht5 5tDA Ease, MID!
, IL M fsI,..,.i- e 71ll Proprietor and Physician
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q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perf1nfery, &C, 90.
T H. ORUmBACKER would announce 10 hIs
ed the interest OF the senior partner In the business aey
conducted under the firm OF J orpmSseker & Son, he
will continue the at the old stand, No. no. Main St,
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to contn
uanee ofthe patronage bestowed old firm
He has Just returned from tho Eagtern Cities and Is now
opening extensive and we'll selected stock OF Drugs anil
ChemCals PoTfmery, Fancy articles &C., all OF which
purchased strict personal inspection and With
scTupnons regard purity Of quality and now offered
to the public on thu most reasonable terms. 1Yr.
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KELLS & CALDWELL

KELLS & CALDWELL,
(sUCCEssoRs TO Jas. PAUL. & COZ
Importers aud Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
medicines, ChemicaI6, Paints, Oils, &c.
-. No.s3 UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. ~
AVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
H apparatus &C., orthe firm OF James PAUL &c would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the pubic
generally. An goods warranted.
In retirfng rrom tho Drug business take pleasure in
to favorable consideration successors,
Messrs KeS & Caldwell, and have no hesitation In saying
tbSf our fer customers, and dealers generally win re-
eiye that attention and accommodation which has earned
iva 't'S r. - JAS. PAULL6x CO.
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Topp 8 pEXoL,,s,,,. .

Sim of the Black Matnaoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
pR yov nperiuZ an unusually large stock OF Eau and
A winter Boots ShOes Hats and Caps, selected with
Test care and at tho very best woEShops
n PbiIadepha and England expressly lor our
ssie and Retail trade. To regular cnsto1ers anu s
others who may with call e can 9rsr y9G sDOS
Snship tothose in Or 0I
United StRte9.A ~ 1OOO S - 'ss
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orEyrtANp An prrRoIr,

.'..a t 49, CLEVELAND AND DETROIT,
III connection NTH the Cleveland and Cincinnati aiEroad,
Clspeand and Erie r. r., CleUeLdnd and Pitt 6tTgh r.,
and Michigan Central r. r. t-t..E s.f g=y
Passengers will be dcketed through from any point
Lake Michigan to Cleveland Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and
Wheeling and from either Of those places to point
Lake Michigan. 49,. lu sTHst lgLtliu ul
This line will be composed Of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route.
CLEVELAND..........-.. GAIT U. U. STANARp.
FOREST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAPT. L. A. PIERCE
boat win leave Cleveland FOR Detroit Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at Oh O'Clock, arriving in both
cities tho following morning In geaa0n for tho morning
rainS OF for Chicago, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh and
the Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following order:
fTTlH ~ N.fi-f FOREST CILY
Wednesday Friday
CLEVELAND.
Tuesday Thursday. Saturday
And will leave DetTOtl .lit igLI'iga la gbpW
CLEVELAND .i
:. WED Friday
30 FOREST CITY ,5r ..r.-4+. u.
Tuesday. Thursday Saturday
The undersigned prepared to mako contracts for all
kinds or freight from Cleveland to Detroit, MacinAw,
Saut st Marie Saginaw and all ports on Lake Miehgan-
'Hs' OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS.
viii compose the line until the new boats are ready.
AGENTS. gI'..1i ilfE Trfs
C. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland, 800 u1..y
PITTHAN, TRoWBRIDGE& & JONES, Detroit
IT, -
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MIAMI MEDICAL CoELEGH


or Cincinnnti-Session of 1659y53.
TIME regular course OF Medical Lectures in this Institn.
tion will commence on the PIRST1MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1862, and continue four MONTHS
lr TRUsrEES, t-r- .tif ..1 II
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, D. D., President of the Board. s
o. NJ. LANGD0N%, NJ. D., Secretary Z"
Rev. .THORNTONiA. MILLS. 80 f' t's'= .'-
Hon C. ID. COFFIN. f1is7 "-9i
r. u. MuSSEY, NJ. D. -..... -lt fz..sl1 if
Hon. JOHN BURG0YNE. ...i5 !
Hon GEO. HOADLEY, JR. 1'''
4s B. NJ. GREGORY, EsQ. H-
GRO MENDESHALL, NJ. d. tltE
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
r. D. MussEY, NJ d. Professor OF Descriptive and oper'
+ p JuSKiNs, n. D., Professor ofAnntomy. ....
IouE DAVIS, Nj. D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy;
John F. WHITE NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and Prae
ice OF Medicine
g GEo NENDENHALL. NJ. d. Froiessor OF Obstetnes anu
Diseases OF Women and) htdren.
JouN A. MuRPHY, NJ. Professor oI Materm Medlca'
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence
C. G. CoAE0Ys NJ. D., Professor oil lnsutueS OF Meo
cne.5 .'Ill lf ,At ..eN ~
PEELlaINGRY Of Lectures upon some important
Snncises in Medicine and Surgery, Will be given during
The month OF October. These Lectures Will be ee stu
dents are advised to commence with thiscourse,
The DISSRCTlNG ROOMS, under the supervision o.
The Adjunct Professor Anatomy will be opened on The
1st OF October. t'.-'" -.
Mssectipg Ticket SO. Graduation Fee S26. sr-.a
For further ihios "''''V" J!P. JUDKINs, NJ d.,
tr .5.,t ..t ...eE Dean OF tho Faculty.
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NEW FIRM.

ATRssss- 4 ATWOOD, sCoNKLIN & CO.,
hayfng purchase the entire stock OF
Copper and Sheet Iron ware OF u e. SulbeiL 4
son. would respectfully inform the eiuHen8 "
r. VVheeiing and vicinity, that- they VIII carry ol
Ibs b1Siness of nsllhetHEi1g Tin C2pPer an9 .snee
ron are (which fhey have constantly on nen9 eoS
stsyfehf for h6lessle and Retail very low tor Sasl
N would 90 wen 2 ~ sG
sars af No. 19, Union ST, II the Old and wen kh0st
srd a hsr.tofore occupied by T. G. Culberson iEJ.
attention paid 70 ~
wheeling, Aug d f1eslP
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, WHEELING, "a. SATURDAY MORNING, j,
- * lly.yTTY Z BUSINESS
COPPER, TIN & SHEET GTs ON WARE
y tLta lll-l lManl1factorY.. 1s-I3dl, o

o. THANREUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed him, tho Subscriber would respectful
yinIoTm hA Iie1dh and the public generally that he
70 nuacture the above named articles ID
their variety which always hand good
soTTnent for Wholesale and retail q very lowpTcest
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves of the most al:
proved patterns for coal and wood. y -,t.fs
Job work viii continue receive his particular attention
and be executed with Gnd in style that will
peRSethe most iAStidious. il 15fif d I91' ~ tIbu
auga4 IN, 7rI7- EIr- : B.v4RERY, no. 8, Main st.
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GEORGE MENDBI,.
- No 1874, nEnin street,

y = Y II-II-- = WEEELINGVA. =
T now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS,
j MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths Ola widths, and ke6Ps constantly on band nrg
assortment OF Furniture OF every description, Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking IasseS Glass Plates, Venila
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany VaneeTs, VaTnish, HaiTcloth, CuTed Hair,
Spring Sackng Hottons Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
eet all ofwhieh will be sold at the lowest prices auE2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-25
ZmericanS, PnGronIHe HopF Own MAN
faetuFes. t,iig,s, |.l.
Wheeling SIZE gFlactorY.

Wheeling Six gF'actory.
MRRICAS Silk, manuiaeturedin into superior and sub:
~ Sal articles tho various fabres now In use At
GTLISS SILK FACToRYj Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious in such matters are invited TO and
the process manufacturing and those wishing to pur.
chase Silks wholesale RETAIL be supplied on reason
able terms at Gs Store adjoining the Factory or at 4.
NJ damsi B. s Forbs', A. o. FaiTchd's, Marsh & Tay-
iofis and d! w. HeIads Wheeling, Va. and at James
Richardsons Furnishing WaEe ,FtoaRei No. ii9, MAtn
Our Fabrics are warrented all pure SILK and have taken
The HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
Al the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair We are constantly
and stock is now large and seasonabe,
comprsinE many sans vestngs, dress
silks fringes craVats handkerctefs, OF white, black,
paid figured and pTned all the newest styles, made oi
besttined silk twed and plain Also, shirts, drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen. -
Please can and paTOniLo this important branch OF Amer
lean manufacture ostksPromrt
ly executed. .
MeF'hAn'AOi' 'O'''"' '1''' -''''' join W. GILL.
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THOs. HORNBROOK
Brentlinger s. Armstrong,

"AV Just received at their medical store, fresh sup
III ply or the most choice medicines such people
Tey upon In making their selections, regard is paid to
prices so the article be OF the best quality.
PhYSfefnuh' tiOnB put up by careful hands
at tall times. daY or night. auget41yrd
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Yo, YE1RLT TAUvERTtsENENTs-l squa's' w. .. f5, 90
privilege Of ahlngeS, PEI at pleasure, 500
s.s One s9GIISP snS PTosona cards, er Annu no! 800
exceeding lines, rberoi discounts will 1'
RoI Loyu ApvERTIsENESTs' HOe'SA
made on the above rates I.r,is.u,ents for Charitable
ai mi EiTe Companies, inserted i
institutions , Sna nj Deaths inserted gratui'ousy.
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DECEMBER 525, 1862.
Z 7za. 3 CINCINNATI. IS. l.s5
Wholesale Pane,

,-ts -, M s5a. Warehouse. " s'as
+ Hsa1nsn snaaRsTABLIsHED 1s41s bfss
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FIRE AND Loss OF LrFE.-At New York, Tuesday
evening" fire broke out in dwelling house situated in
the Of No 214 Centre street. and occupied by large
number Of poor families The flames spread through the
premises with great rapdty and for several hours bacd
all exertons Of the fremen to subdue them. The most
alarming excitement prevailed, the human beings in
the upper stories unable to escape owing to the in
heat of the fire. and the thick black smoke below
them. The hook and ladder companies were promptly
the ground and by aid Of their apparatus, men, wo-
men, and children rescued from their perous stu
ations There were, however, three helpless little chill
dren burnt to death. Their were heard, but
all efforts TO find them proved unsvang and the poor
little creatures suffered shocking death. Two fremen
severely injured whilst attempting to rescue the in
mates Of the burning building.
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IyOR SALE, 40 rich Cotton Land in Mississp-
II nj II lies the Tombgbee only few miles from the
aousbng OF Aberdeen which contains about 5000
STEAMBOATS, from Mobile pass regularly TO Aber
deem contemplated railroad from Jackson, the capt.
ta az the State Nashville will pass directly by his
land The country about Aberdeen is settled largely by
10 any wishing emgrate 10 the rich cotton
lands on the Tombgbee 1t will be sold exchanged
terms lands in Eastern Virginia. in any Of
The Northern or Middle States tho has left the
stb and wishes TO close up his there Address
,os, na;d AMBROSE p MERRILL, n
sept 22-3mwp Frankfort Maine.
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rU,HE GLADE FOR saIE-Ioe

rTNHE GLADE FOR SALE.-I offer for sale my farm
in Jefferson, known the Glade" containing 30s
acres loo acres cleared and $50 in timber The quality Of
the land is unsurpassed by any nhe county jefferson
On the tract Il comfortable log dwelling, well Of good
water and stream running through end Of the farm
particular description is unnecessary those wishing
purchase will first view the premises The farm will be shown
any time by Mr. T. A. Lewis who resides near IT, and who
will give information NJ TO terms &C. Application may also
be made (pospad TO Mr. Edward Cooke JEFF
ferson county Virginia, to Mrs Alexander Gordon Fort
Hamilton Long Island, New York. ian1 3-wpwtf
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~ mendous Adventures Of Major Gahagan by Thackeray
Essays from the London Times, ID series
The Successful Merchant, Sketches Of the Life Of Mr.
Samuel Budget late Of Kingswood Hall, by William Ar
thur, MD.
Basil, Story Of Modern Life by W. Wilkie Collins
The Fiscal History Of Texas, embracing account OF
its Revenue Debts, and Currency from the Of
the Revolution in 1884 to 1872 with remarks on American
Debts. dec III FRANCK TAYLOR
DASIL story Of Modern Life, by W. Wilkie Collins au.
Id thor Of Antonio, Ramblcs beyond Railways, &c.
The Successful Merchant sketches Of the Life of Mr.
Samuel Budget late Of Kingswood Hill, by WIN. Arthur
AN.
Confessions Of Doodle and Tremendous Adventures
Major Gahagan, by Thackeray.
Essays from the London Times, second series This day
received by
dec III r. FARNHAM
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ANMAN,s Private Life Of Daniel W ebster lust
i 4 received by TAYLOR MAURY, Booksellers, near 9th
street
In the relations Of secretary and friend the author nc
oired great deal Of interesting information with
the personal history Of the lamented Statesman
dec Journal Of Commerce
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
NOTES ON NEW BOOKS.

COURSE or THE HISTORY OF MODERN PmLosoPHY. BY
VIcroE Cousin. Translated from the French by o. W.
WIGHT vols, New York. Appleton s Co. 1852
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Tickets Sl0--Halves $5-Quarters $3.50.
Certificates Of packages of 25 whole $4,000
Do do 25 halves..................... 5000
Do do rs quarters .................. 5000
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BRIL- LIANT SCHEMES
FOR JANUARY, 1853.

Gregory & Maury, Managers,
UCcEssoRs TO J. w. MAURY co.,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-12-18

Whole Tickets SIU-HaIves Y5-Quarters 800.
Certificate Of package Of rs whoes $3.50 90
Do do Is halves. .................... So 90