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Several bills for reliet taken up and passed.
House BILL to admit the published statistics and digets
of other States in evidencepassed Also act to pro-
vide for the appointment Of additional Notary Public
for the Parish of Claiborne Also act to provide for
the appointment of two additional Noares Public for the
Parish of 0uacha. Also act to provide for the ap-
pointment of an additional Notary in the Parish of Latay
cite Also resolutions requiring the State Engineer to
run line of levels the Ouachta river from the town Of
Trinity to the Arkansas line with view of ascertainine
The praeticabty of improving the navigation of said
river by locks and dams. Also act to increase the
salary of the Jurors in the Parish ofS Marya of which
were passed
Taken up as the regular order, act to reduce the
salary of the Adjutant and nspectorGenera fixing thu
same Mt S1000-passed.
Mr. Robb from Finance Committee, reported joint re
solution authorizing the State Engineer to draw for thu
necessary expenditures Of his department-adopted.
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A LIE AND CIDER.--100 bbls Northern an,
Western Ale 90 bbls prime Newark Cider, for sale by
fec A, D. GRIEF CO., IS, 10 and ~ Old Levee.
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Prices Reduced LoaUer thar, EUe,'

Prices Reduced LoaUer than EUer.
CLOTHINGl CLOTHING!!
ENTIRE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
IN STORE NO. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
OFF FORTHWITH
AT UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
Nc. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF CLOTHING, .
and being DESTROYS reducing much possible
the have marked down the prices such low
command the attention OF all who 10 purchase.
~ Call and examine the prices, all will
WINGED that
BARGAINS CAN NOW BE HAD AND NO MISTAKE
The following 5 only partial list Of articles:
FRoCK AND DRESS COATS:
French md English Black Cloth Dress Coats
ss Brown" Mulberry and a Green s,a c sa E5o'E ,
French s sG Ny Mulberry and Olive Cloth oFem sscs
s"pns a"l Fancy csor"% Walking con;
f H" ill., 5s ire
sp p%St 6S eo SG9T " s, '"" s Walking
Blue SS ssT VI SSSi Fo so a sss's:
French supofne Blue Brown Gray PaletoiS;
" y. extra long and Frocks;
" third i :. Fancy colorcd Gray snc, and pnleto,s.
TWEED COATS:
French English and American Tweed sacs rroeAs md Paco
:. :. " :. :. PoIsa
cLoAKs:
B 5"s an" and n bss f F5 5 Ssa a.s ssSy q""y
| Fancy Silk and Satin Vests, all qualities;
Di"Sf tau snE) velvet Vests,
French Docsfin and Cashmere '..' ''' ''.'''''
White pgi,as' MarsriIles and Buff Cashmere :.
"a" We ask particular assortment Of very rich
WEDDING and soiREE VESTS; ALSO style JENNY LIND
\ VESTS
French Rlnck DOeskn and Cashmere PanaCons;
snslh Smsrsn Gray Mixed Cashmere rantnoous:
s kSS s5 M nj $ ; r"no"s
GENrLEAEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
fSs sf@ Ss's am" Ss fs a @9s' ass al. qualities.
e esss ana Seth cso an" t" sn Shirts mir S ~ s
:;s H&;as Ss'ss G@s: ;: 9s Flannel sn
s Ens and R1d Red Red M 4hiS T nn.s,s
bs,i aS r S"?s55s''
| HALE HOSE
k a w cs'c Ms Ws and s %nb 's WGo Hose a" qualities
hsa iEafsa and s caon np 1 tn %ao
BOYS AND cHLDRENs CLOTHING;
Boys Black Blue Brown and Olive Cloth ErGsksi
! :: Gi.y c'si,; Jackets . s''t'
sseF a aad B SSS cc i~ ccaI ss;A''''
E:s, a: Ss s!
| buo brown anu oiye Polka Jackets;
II Cloth md Tweed Toga SackC Coats;
Black and Fancy Colored Cashmere Pants;
Boys Black and Fancy Coored Cashmere Pautaloons:
| Black mud Cooel Silk Satin Vests
! White and Colored Marseiles Vests
| GLOVES:
| Black, White Cooed Kid Gloves;
Black and White Silk
| Cashmere, alerino and Lisle Thread
Fine and Heavy Buck Gloves, Different sizes:
SuSPENDERS, of various kinds.
II SILK AND SATIN CRAyATs:
| Black and Fancy silk and Satin Cravats;
| Black Italian CrsvRts from 80 to AZ inches,
| Linen and Silk Handkerchief;
| White and Colored Linen Bordered Handkerchief;
Best SplAelds India Baniana Pongee handkerchief.
Er TRUNKS, yAIIsEs CARPET BAGS COTTON AND Sill
UMBRELLAS, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, every description
tB- ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEVIATION "a.
r ALFRED MuNRoE CO., "a Magssine street, :
! fob q corner OF Magazine and Grsvier sevis
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Things at the Capital
sr.m BUR 6nn goreesponosnt.

frsm Cur Sim CORRESPONDENT.
I & B,ros KouGE, Feb 8, 1857
Senate met--Gen Plauche in the Chair The following
Senators introduced bills which appropriately re
fered s- '- s Z -
Mr. snyder-An act to change article 9l5 of the Code
of Practice. b.. .N
Mr. Mayo-An act for the benefit of the Sheriff OF cata-
houla.
Mr. pbl;ns-An act to amend acts of 1s47-s concern
ing Free Schools.
Mr., Richardson, of ouchita-An act to amend Free
School acts of 1S47-'S and 1850 .... =, 6 .li
A,so-An act to take the census of portions of the
parishes Of Ouchta Morchouse and Carroll for the pu
nose of forming new parish to be called Richmond
Mr. sandice-An act repeal all laws now in force in
the State of Louisiana requiring Physicians and Apohe-
carries to obtain license practice their respective pro-
fessions. .l.I. s. .5... ... ,.s
Mr. Richardson, of WashingtonAn act to change the
| name of VIM Edwards to VIM Edwards James
Mr. Snyder gave notice Of act to amend the laws
concerning divorces from bed and board and to egaze
certain marriages
| Mr. Benjamin from the Judiciary Committee reported
as special order of the day. substitute for the Bill
Consolidate the city Of Lafayette with the city of New
Orleans which passed without opposition Also-Ar
act for organization of corporations for works Of pub
lie improvement and utility AsoAn act relative to thu
appropriation of lands Railroads and other works
public utility Both made the special order for Thursday
| next.
| Mr. Martin called up-An act to reduce the salary o
the Adjutant and General Passed its thrt
reading fixing the salary at $1,000 and lies over unde
| reference. t
Mr.. Robb called for an act to prevent the Municpa-
ties NewOreans from levyng taxes on capital passed.
Mr. Snyder called for House Bill to reduce the price
Seminary Lands-referred
Passed-Aet for relief of r. II. BarrowAct for relief
Henry Parrish and John Moore Norman of New Orlean
an Act for relief of teachers in West atom Rouge Ii
ls4s- number Acts granting pensions to veterans
1Sl4-15 ..
The Senate then went into executive session.
House commenced by the receiving great many pet
tons on Temperance. ..=., a
The Committee elections reported. UNANIMOUSLY Una
in the contested election of j. b. Leee and MI
weshemer. Mr. W. was legally entitled to his seat
Mr. Seyera bill to authorize the defendant i'll all cast
of provisional seizure to have such seizure set ASIDE upo
giving bond in of the plaintiff in cases OF attacl
| ment.
The bill to the of the people on the prophet
Of holding convention change the Constitution,
re-commtted to select committee of seven.
An for the relief of persons who have Irregular
paid money the late Register Richard soucks for land
to the State land occaso act comforting on justice
of the Peace power to issue wrts of injunction in certa
cases-were passed.
An act concerning the emancipation of slaves in tn
State was taken up for second reading amended an
ordered to engrossed for third reading tomorrow
: Adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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Rr;d0e,pater Paint,

B1.idgesunte1' Paint,
FOR PLANTATIONS. STEAMBOATS,. RAILROAD CARS.
DEpOTs. AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING,
~ The Agents respectfully cali the attention Of all interested to
the peculiar PROTECTIVE AND DURABLE QUALITIES OF THE
BRlDGEwATER PAINT is of ncalcuabe value Of fire and
PROTECTORS being cheaper than other Paint before the
public being thoroughly this city, for the past six
month"; the following certificates submitted to the public
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR TIIoMAssoN
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Sd as s1 my the @ fs' &c
e IS y anss and n ns
S TE sess
"'? Ss%o Sis. December : ISL
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TowBOAT PoRPoIsE.
have BRDGEwArER PAINT, for which Mess1s; q G.
noERT CO AGENTS the hurricane deck Of the To%st
cISpERs CONSTANTLY falling upon las he'd NO EFFECT
In about four weeks PERFECT SLATE, and es
sy =. @ @ BRipGEWArE PAM The set
'n (ssns Ts BROWN, Captain To~toa rorpoi1v.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DOCK painted BRIDGE
FAINT and @ 9S.sSs % s % a S BT5wn
q the poRPosE We ehccruy recommend said PAINT as ST.
f'''>'' (signed, HUGHES, vALLErr & THOMAS 'A
j. p. WHITNEY & co,
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
Neworleans February a. 1852.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. B. ROBBINS, OF THE
SHIP LEODES.
have BRlDGEwATER PAINT used the decks Of
Steamboats, and Vessels also Examined and tested
various confident will give satisfaction Fir an
Water Protector and particularly recommend it ~ the very he
| ECONOMY DURABILITY, as for PREVENTING LEAR
| (sined) n. D. ROBBINS, Master ship Leodcs.
| SewOcans, january 81 1851
| CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSEN. PAINTER.
Inve used TIE BRDGEwATER PAINT the past five months
nn brick peed buildings, tin Single and rofs
and every Instance it has given the fullest s!tisae ton
immediate direction,
being PROOF AGAINST THE AFFECTS OF SPARKS
AND CINDERS protection against leaks consider 1t far sui
door 4uaitey that parrtly rtG9hls d o
| use in Southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON Painter,
| NewOoleans February 9, 1851 l52 Camp street
| UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
unersgueI Underwriters having confidence in the BRIDGE
WATER PAINT for the covering of hgie roofs and frame building
will all times give those fire risks preference where Inc bf'gwa
GSgnesl MATTHEWS Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company
TiiOS 4. ADAMS, President Ores. Mutual
EDW, OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
| A. BROTHER. President Home Mutual
| j. NJ, LAPEYfE, President Orleans
GH i sR ,sii ASen e., Ler|o" Mnaa
addition the above testimonials (Which sufficient 10 conyinc
nrreous Of its superior protective qualities, the Agents hay
possession certificates from parties the North whic
application their Office which those
Ereyet Lieut. Tucot York Arsenal; R. s. Smith,
Quarternt United States Military Academy, West Pom
Lee Superintendent (ow Secretary the Hudson Rive
Railroad Company, ETC., etc
&. C. BOGERT Il Co, 10 Cilnp street,
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.gesv SchOOI ROOks, etc.


MATHEMATICS, WEIsT's
10 vols;
TRgAsuRY kSowL WRIGnrs NATIONAL SPELLING
vols; Book
PILosurY lNoRTgERS's DCrATOS
PARkER's FIRST LESSONS PHt-
LosorHY; PtgKKn's READERS, LIST, 3D. sd
pAEKsR's School CoNPENpIUM and 4th;
MclNrRE UsE CLONES PhRKER' RHEroRic RRAhsR
RoAps RAIL CLARks GRAMMATICAL CHART
ROADS; AND KEY;
BARTLETT NATURAL PHosorHf lCLARks NV ENGLISH GRAN
COLLEGES;
LATIN; NoRJHEND,S LITERARY SPEhKER
SoR1lESn' AMERICAN
LESSONS, SoRrIEN School DIsLoGuEs
LtEp's HIsrotY PAGES TnHY PRACTICE
SfrNrss TEACHING;
Ma DEfOcatRNiLLE AMERICAN
Mas. WILIDARD's UNIVERSAL HIS lNsTITCTioN>.
TORY;
Together other SCHOOL
BOOKS MsCELANEOUS WORKS. every parmcuto Literature
and Art; with every STATIONERY general
~; will be Teachers who desire Books
| examination or introduction, by
] j. b. STEEL,
NEW ORLEANS STATlONERs' WAREHOUSE,
i coyn1 90 Cnmn ,treet
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The american almanac for 1852

rs- THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full KNOW LEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1853 for sale by
anl2 MORGAN Exchange Place, adjoining the Posofce
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CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENsEN. PAINTER.

lnve used te BRIDGEWATER PAINT for the five months
brick psered buildings and tn shhe and canvas rolls
every Instance it has given the fullest satisfaction
From experiments under immediate direction
testify to ia being PROOF AGAINST THE AFFECTS OF SPARKS
AND CINDERS protection against leaks consider far
or anv Mineral and Invaluable for all ont
puriososp quaey that particularly recommend o
in Southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON, Fainter,
NrwColenns February 6, 1851 1872 Camp street
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Fashionable Clothing.
THOMPSON s. NIXON, No. 10 Camp street,
Winfield Scott such additions 10 ther s'o'h rs
render it n complete assortment Of
comprising
CLOAKS, of Black French Cloth. X, n x, and full circle
OVER COATS OF various qualities and all the newest styles.
DRESS COATS, Of Black French Cloth various qualities.
FROCK COATS, of Black and Coored Cloths
BUSINESS COATS, Ba coocd Cloths pHb and mixed ea'
PANTALOONS Black and fancy pockin and Cashmere
VESTS Cashmere Satin, WOODEN Velvet Black mud Fancy Sins
White Marseles, single and double breasted
SHIRTS, of Fine and Linen Bosoms
HOSIERY of Shaker Fnun Nerino Silk and Cotton
MORNING GOWNS, UMBRELLAS, PERFuMERY, etc. DIS 2pn
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rs ST. CHARLES BENEFIT

A /GEoRGE WASHINGTON LODGE No GA
NJ regular meeting of this Lodge will be held SATURDAY
AVA EVENING, the l4tf pst o'clock, Masonic Hall, OF
and Perdio streets Members requested to be
,unctual. By order. -
fnp F.. A
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1852 MAGNHFICENTs roCK oY 1857
.n a% DRY GOODS. aa'e9
WIN, T. SELBY.

MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, is now receiving
Il his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, Jobbing OF
tmportaons the manufactures
country. carefully selected expressly for the
ssa.- ..-fi JOINING TRADE.
or the best abrics designs and coors, which he lie
spcctfully aoicts examination from his old customers
aud Country Merchants pr. - -,
CLOTHSHs stock consists in part OF the best makers.
and OF the usual variety OF colos both Foreign and
Domestic. -.-'-F. go - ~ p.
CASSIMERES-Blan black and doeskin, as we'll as or
great variety OF the choicest fancy coors- p
SATlNETTS-Black, Blue, Stceniixed fancy Green and
Browns, &c. A very full and complete stodk, also
Tweads and Cy. Jeans eaes- slsgl
OVER CoATINGS-ofcolored blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRINTS- large stock OF the best makers or fast
madden colors As well as the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c. IL
DRESS GOODS-Gnshams, mouse de lans ernb'd lustre,
~ yian and fg'd black alparas, as well as OF coorB
or the best variety, both figured and plain.
WHITE GooDS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
dia, book, thread and cotton laecs, edsngs, ETC.,
in variety also Irish linens afEar.-#
CAPS-Mcns, boys and chld velvet and cloth caps,
also Mexican hats, a most desirable lot. -
ALSO-Shawls, ribbons, hosiery, umbrellas brown and
blcachcd muslns shirtrE checks, Ticking, &C.
&c;, together with n full and complete atock OF
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanted; and eltogcth
or feel well assured MY stock is complete that
when il is examined and the prices told, it will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior to any
..z stock OF Goods before offered in the market
aug2i rs p sldE--E -. W.T.. SELBY.
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAM PS,
Pntent Phosgcnc Gas,

FOR URNING y T II S A n Z. 5+s.4
This Lamp, for producing portable Light, confidently
recommended superior TO any other noe in nse
THE LIGHT is produced by the burning of aeriform
i Gas, which is emitted in beautiful Jets from small per-
forations in Patina. t.s.,
The is used by tho heat of tts own
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus is perfect aud portable apparatus
for creating and burning acriform Gas -. !, -
Its is such, that all possibility OF accident
from its is entirely reoved and the great simplicity o.
arrangement renders liable OF order thar
any other kind Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ming, the Oil and Calnphene Lamps and burns equally
WE'LL either with without glass sobo shade, and per
fectly FREQ from smoke or odor. "s+-.----'s -
tho scientific be learned from the fact
that at the Annual Fair OF the American Institute in 1885,
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and ID.
poma the at the same 1t Pronoune
cd tho REST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute,
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail by
J. K DUNBAR & CO.. $50
Sos E--f No. % Monroe ST., near the Post ofheo
selp17 Wheeling, Va
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New Fall Goods!

.
THIS morning we will commence opening Fall stoek
i OF GODS, among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS
Very rich Broeade 1t Silks, Plain black Gro De Rhine.
Black & cold Poult De Sole, Fancy Colored Glacc
Cold BLK Satin de Chine, Silk Tissues Heavy md rich
Madame DE Rossi Brocades for fall wear,
entirely new, Stewart Plaid Silkn in en-
Gro dc Antique ~ urely new dcSgns.
French Muslin DcLain-s Plain and Figured.
Mourning SILK and Wool Mouslin De LANES.
French Chntzcs, very beautiful. r. ,fas-
Bombazines Lupins make, extra. a..-L 90 eF
Our Of Fall sllaws is unequaed for elegance
and variety, consisting OF
Ermne fur Sha,vls all colorS. 5-it y giHf
Thibet Palm Shavls, all co!ors. .t.r '5r,
Grape Shnyls, at all prices, Embroidered and Plain
French Cashmere Shawls. a--E rfa--tE Il. sEfg--
Bay State and French Plaid shawls. 800
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, &c. ~
Embroidered Founcng in Swiss and Jsconet Muslina
Jaconet and Swiss Edginss and lnsertings.
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses.
Trimming buttons, in new designs. EE+ -
FIlnges and Laccs in every width It's 81 .t.fE- .tHtaN
Wide Black and colorcd Velvet Ribbons. .gLgsz 70
Narrow a. do for Trimming.
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style.
scpt3 o. w. HElSkELL d Go
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IurAovEMExr-The new firm of H. Cho.mann,
4 Co., consisting of Messrs. Busbee and Little and
Mr. Henry Chormann, have added another story to
their large building, aud are making in other re-
s7ects the most ample arrangements for the man
ulcture of carriages, coaches, omnibusses, hacks,
baggies, &c. This establishment promises to rival
i1sxtent, and the character of its work, any other
ofthe same kind in the West
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Short Creek lands for Sale
b. I'm Ohio comfy. VirRiuia

w vate sale until the 1s day OF November next
In the County of Ohio situate the waters Short Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty This
erty is desrably located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. %"
The farm is in the highest state OF having
large plank fencing and judieously laid OF
in fields for farming and grazing purposes There
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample sta
bling cribs, &C. There also four good tenants
Houses. There Is commodious barn, one hundred
and eight feet long BY forty four in width fitted in every
particular for the wants OF the farm, including ample shell
ter for twelve hundred sheep .s.-a. 7.1.'
will sell these lands in whole in part, to suit the
wishes fthose desiring to purchase Terms will be Lib.
cral.
The rapidly advancing Improvement of the city Of Wheel
ing the facilities Afforded by tho various rail road
tons about to be completed with the West and the Sea
board, the excellent market Afforded in Wheeling for
the marketable productions OF country render this
highly desirable for persons wishing farm probably and
has seldom been that finer inducements have been held
out to purchasers. tf6 - 1. w. MITCHELL
Wheeling, Sep. 81 1882
@washinston Reporter and Examiner, and welsburg
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RARE CHANCE is offered to these desiring 10
purchase good dwelling house, furnished eSter-
,lly and internally with all the conveniences con-
r1ucted by good house keeper for himself by
M. T. G. Culbertson, who advertises his residence
inNorth Wheeling for sale. See the advertise
nent in another column.
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The WAFER had receded sufficiently yesterday
10 allow the workmen to re-commence operations
at The Creek Railroad Bridge
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Ma. O'REiLLr having gone to Pittsburgh for a
few days, the Panorama of Ireland wildly re-
quest-be re-opened for short time in the OF
next weak.
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, DEATHS.

DlED-In this city, Nov 10th. 1852, Mrs LYDIA BRI.
SON, in The STth year of her age.
Her funeral Will take place this day. che 18th inst at 10
O'Clock NJ, from the residence of her daughter, Mrs
Tuos woops The friends she family arc
respectfully invited 10 attendi
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The Only True Portrait of Washington.
Just Published, 7! b. Iptlch'S Magnificent
Portrait of Washington

Engraved cbypermissono from Stuarrs ONLY original
portrait, in the Aihsnsmn n,. E0 ,so .nr,i,,,ua.
i anee OF Thomas Suly, Esq., the eminent and highly
s5is is Il
work art ever prodsesd in This country AS to Us f.
inst ts Georse Washington PARK cuss Who
faithful Q, the celebrated Original and 70
States who says GAS work of art its excellence and
Happy in lis Ssness 10 the Father Of his country 1t
my good fortune have him in the days OF 6oyhood
memory The portrait you have TO Be
ss r ae Of the Ana
or Cas- like s 81 s sss oTs
the patronage OF the public Says MeIehnn the emmett
my mind Is more remarksbs than any other have seen
for sas s noSe Sn 81
manner, which all who ever saw him considered marked
the great merits Of this peture should
every lover Washington The itself to be
and SCHOLARS
fd EH CT
ing OF Bostoni Charles Fraser orGhareston and to
STAT ST.TrsaEs@Bis Exeeeney Willard Fillmore, Hon G.
Lynn Boyd. Hon Lewis Gsss. Hon: Wm a; Graham, Hon.
john Mclean, Hon RUFUS choaie.
rian the boston a,hrnun who says. q. would rather
than any painted copy have ever seen" richard
VIM IL Prescott, ESD, washington Irving, Ralph Elmer:
son. Esq Prof 4. G. Upbam, ]. T. Head ey Fitz Green
HaIeck f. w Longfelow Hm Gilmore simms' ee &C &C
voice proclaimed the merits OF this superb engraving
To enable all this valuable treasure 1t Is sold
At inc 10" i''e' PuSiisked by pGEoRGE w cHILDs
y N- NJ " corner of Fifth aud Arch Sts. Phiia.
d. t".a ROBERT KING, 1879 aiain ST, Richmond
Agent the State OF Virginia and the District OF
Columbia, $3.50 -,
duly authorized agents.
The gentlemen or Virginia respectfully informed by
Mr. that he has secured few proof impressions OF this
beautiful specimen OF american art. Price SO each
Arrangements have been made with the Post Office De.
which copies OF the Portrait be sent to
any point, per mail, in perfect order.
oSPcrsons by remttiDg Five Dollars to Robert King,
Richmond, Va, will have copy OF the Portrait sent to
them free Of Postage. 10
sent in like manner ,,y,-,..-
that King made arrangement with celebrated
the manufacture OF Frames Tor the wash
inrton' OF rich peculiar style OF workmanship, par
ticary adapted this Portrait which will be furnished
at IS each, Including the best quality French glass
Comics or the National Frame furnished to the Portraits
presented Congress and tho PRESIDENTIAL mansion VIII
also be furnished. Price SIS, ,..s..
The National Frames arc highly ornanented. richly
rt and surnouncd with the National Coat OF Arms.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-12
CALIFORNIA INTELLIGENCE.

- NEW ORLEANsI -NUF. 10.
The stepmer Philadelphia arrived to-day from
Aspinwall, with dates of the 4tl, $50 passengers,
and the " ais.
She brings no later California news.
The Illinois left Aspinwall on the 4th with 800
passengers and half million Of gold.
The steamer United States is awaiting further
arrivals.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-12

HOUSEHOLD FURSrruRE.-Persons DESTROYS of
purchasing household furniture at bargain, re-
fered TO the advertisement of Mr.. J. C. Todd.