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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02
New FAN Goods.


FT1liSnornng we will commence opening Fall stock
DRESS SILKS .".t, : s'-S
Very rich BroeaLe It Silks, Plain black Gro De re.
Black cord Poult De Sole, Fancy coored cflaee,
Cold & hlk Satin de Chine silk Tissues, Heavy and rich
Madame lie ROssi Brocades for fall wear,
entirely rev, Stewart Plaid Silks III On
Gro de Antique trely new designs
French Nlusin DeLaines Plain and Figured.
Mourning silk and Wool Mnuslin De LANES
French Chintzc3, very beautiful.
BombaLines, LupinB make, extra -, s.-
Our Of Fan shSwls unequalcd for elegance
and variety, consisting OF a.t- 1F
Ermine fur Shaws, all colors. i'' as57A -7-7 s75t.
Thibet Palm Shawls, all cOors. -.-s - --,-,z
Grape ShaWs, at all prices Embroidered aud plain.
French Cashmere Shewls. 80
Bay State aud French Plaid shawis. -
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, Sc
Embroidered Flouneing in Swiss aud Jac0Ect AiuslIn
JacOnet aud Swiss Edginss and lnsertings.
RiCa Trimmings in great variety, for dIesses.
Thinning Buttons, in designs
FIlnges and Laces in eveeywiaih. 2 49,
Wide Black and coloTed Velvet Ribbons.
Narrow % do for Trimming
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style. =" 500
scpts o. w. HEIsKRLL &; CO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02

TnE "Uxlox HorEL,'' on Water street. Grave
Geek, has not been in operation long, butts pes
ept accommodations show that the kind host and
hostess Mr. Lane and his excellent lazy. knows
how to entertain guests. Commend us to such
house when next we go abrosE. We guess We
know good '.pis' when we taste 1t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02
1852 MAGNIFIoENTs TaCK OF 1863
DRY GOODS.
NRH SEi ~ 80

MoNRoEs TREET, Wheeling ya.,s is now yrsee,vint
M his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods for JobbtiE OF
and omthe best manufactures OF our
country carefully selected expressly for the = -
JOINING TRADE.
or the best fabrics, designs colors, to which he
specially solcits examination from his old custone
aud Country Merchants. s sUJ y = =" y :
CLoTHSis stock consists in part OF the beat malrers
and ofthe usual variety OF cOiors both Foreign and
Domestic. las 80, - - 80
cASsINTERES-Blain black and doeskn as wolf AZ or
great variety OF the choicest fancy coloIS. -
SATlNETTS-Baek, Blue, Seelniixed, fancy Green and
Browns, DC A very full and complete stodk; altb
Twe1ds and Cy. Jeans.
OVER coloIed bankcts, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRlNTS-A very large stock or the best makers o. S
Smaddercolors. AS well rs the most common lsiud
OF low priced prints for comforts, t;cSs Es4s
DRESS GOODS-Ginghams, mouse do Iains embd Icstre,
t ylain and g'd black alpacas, well OF Color 3
of the best variety both figured and plain. Z
WHITE DS-An extensive stock of cambria, figured
and plain, jHconcts, Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
diR book, thread and cotton laces, edginga etc,
in variety, also Irish lnens- -t-,.,..s.sI
CAPSMrns, boys and chlden's velvet and cloth cars
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
ALSo-Shhwls, ribbons, hoSery, umbrellas brown and
af bleacbed musns, shirtng, checks, Ticking, dc.
SC;, together with & full and complete stock Of
Notions OF all Sorts usually wanted; and stoeeth
erl feel well assured my stock is complete that
when il is examined and the prices told it will lie
foG1d in all respects, Perhaps superior TO any
stock of Goods before offered, in the market.
auG2i w. T. SBLBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02

TnE NEW STAGE RoUrE from the cars of the b
d O. Railroad to Grave Creek, is expected to be
opened to this week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02

TuE ELECTORS OF the several States met yester-
day 10 cast their votes for President and Vice Presi
dent Of the United States. We give this morning,
by Telegraph, the votes of some OF the States and
shall lay the balance before our readers with all
possible dispatch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02

"THE LOCOMOTIVE has reached a point about
eight miles below the city, and the track laying is
progressing rapidly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02

A SLIGHT FrRE in the interior of the -'verandah''
Hotel, yesterday, was extinguished before any ma
terial damage was done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02

Ma HExRT KExNEDr, it will be seen by notice,
will be buried by the Odd Fellows to-day at 2 O.
cl5ck.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02

WAsnrxGrON CoLLE=E.-We invite attention TO
the circular addressed to the friends of this instu
ton, in another column.
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FROM Lake SUPERIOR.

H DETRCITJ Dec i.
Advices from Lake Superior Of the 18th, states
the snow to be feet deep. Affairs OF the miners
are prosperous. Business has so increased that
the shipping on the Lake is inadequate.
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I. o. o. P

BRrsrrr, BEAUTIFUL Day was yesterday for the
dawning of winter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02

A NV, LODGE of the l. o. o. F. was instituted
in Grave Geek: on Tuesday under the name OF
"MorND CRY LODGE, No. No." Twenty three
new members were received, fifteen of whom were
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02

The Electora: College met to day at noon, and
cast the 10 Votes of Massachusetts for Scott and
Graham,
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10. o. P.
THE members OF Franklin Lodge No II, will meet al
their Hall TO day, O'Clock to pay the last tribute
OF respect TO Bro HENRY KENNEDY, whose uneral
will he place al O'Clock The members OF piTqnlua
Lodge No ., WIN Tell LOd=r No %, Wheeling Lodge No 90,
and Pamela Lodge NOs2 and Abrams Enclmpnen No /,
and soOurng brethren in good standing, invited TO
attend. SAM'L SMITH, c.
Gro TISstr, See'y. 1t
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The fraternity of the thriving and rapidly gov
ing towns of Moundsviilc and EIizabethtOwn naa-
lies, lively interest in this new Lodge, and it
cannot fail to grow, like the town, in size and use
FITNESS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02

Saddles, Harness. Trunks, &c.
~ JER'H. b.! SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
kZM vito the attention Of his friends and the public
S5aS generally, TO his establishment, where win he
found constantly on hand aiaTGe and well selected sSSo
ment of all articles In his line consisting Of ndlc
Brides, Harness, Iron frame and Wood box
T'ruuIIs YaIisca Carpet BnEs, Scotch Upper
and Hog skin CollHrs, Hnmes, Whips &c.
All OF which manufactured by compeent
oftbe best materials, and wi be sold CHEAP FOR IESH
Those desiring purchase requested to eslard ex
n' ssptiS-1yd. No. 49, Main ST. wheellpE,iys.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-02

,--,rLe snbjoned article wa: mislnld' which The
u l I'LL rIease accept as an apology for tile de-
lay in its appearance
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VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

.ss... ~. LIZ. ALBAXY, Dec. /.
The Electoral College cast tHeS5 votes of Penn
sylvania for Pierce and King. .s.Lt'
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-,--.---, oIln. DAILy lSrELLlGEEcER 'o'

Sass Ess Of publication. Price TWO 'eSFs
SE4RS authorized 70 T1T i%lessnesr
,ts TO the pl! 5yersing aud Job work to be done al
Oh. city and the adjacent towns VII pc SUP
he daily InelsePesI BY M f. ;ii :SFj an
he Tsie o. nv who DO wish to subscilDe oy
Mr. $ viii supply his subscribers runeaaiS
- "a ii anearly hour.
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VOTE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
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- = - 81 Cod Isiver5o Oil. 5l5si &

TTST' received boxes ssInIeL Shines, rlanufaetuI
IL r6fpuFe Oil the best article or III
nd ihfouFht To this or any other market
- BRRNTLINGER ARMSTRONG
liiaazatayrsas etisT ri 30 opposite IlI.,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI MARKET.
Dec. Morning.
The river has risen 2 feet c inches. Weather
Floun in good demand; 1900 bbls sold a: 81 to
4,O5.
WmsKY steady at 203.
CHEESE 800 boxes sCid at Sc.
Hoes are again firmer to-day; 5000 sold at $3.50
There is much demand for provisions but prices
are firm. --.4
100 bbls rump pork sold at sl4. 100000 pounds
of side delivered at Madison when cured at a.
800 bbls ofmolaSSes sold ut %.
CLovEKsEED active at IS, so, held at 5,75.
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: STEAMBOATS,.

3. q. BAKER & Co.,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
w MI attend the receiving and delivering OF freight
w and collection OF freight bills. 7.f
pJsO1ice at the Store. ., Etlp [pct1S-dtf
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and 81. IIury'H Cri.wcclly
Notice to Housekeepers.


NEW CARPETS AT X EDUCED'PRHCE;S.
ne 600 YARDS OF Carpets at No. 1f3, Main street
The Subscriber rosEeetIolIy Informs his Gus
the east and Is now receiving the largest best and
offered m this CITY, embracing almost every variety Of
oln the finest English Vcvets down common Rag
ret This stock selected with goat and
chased under the favorable Gil cuIStanc which Will
much lower than the same quality OF
ds were sold in this CITY, Those in want OF goods
IN my lire will please call and select from stock OF over
H. yards, with $50 dlHelcn patterns, varying i'll price
:rOLi I5lc.to 81 Peryard; ,o -, 49,
,cttI J. C. HARBOUh no. l43, Malh ST
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
rTII undersigned has tho following property for sale. all
o! Which he will dispose OF on accommodating terms
tO.wit: .
Lot Three in square six Main North OF
ard adjoining MelodcOn buildings. This is Of tile
most valuable building Lots imthc City.
Also about 1G0 Lotsin South Wheeling ate Iitctet0wm
MANY or these arc equal any that addition the City
Also most valuable Lots on the island add
ton TO the City. y So,
Asu large number OF Lots inthe Bucna Vista Churchill
No / and Churchill No. 9, additions TO the City.
will also sell parcels TO suit purchasers, SO much u
tho Lard within the corporate limits OF Wheeling as has not
been laid OF into lots, being upwards OF Ono HUT
bred Acres, and being the in the occupancy OI
Abraham Altman, and now led by nc in trust for MI"
EVE WRe ei:is ,aussntt FRANcIsR ARMSTRONG.
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COM MERCEIAI..,,. -
WHEELING MARKET.
orF1oe oF THE DAILY 1NTEIIIGENCEsl

lw-Ms-1t ahould be observed that The EQUATIONS
given below The Wholesale Prices. We state ihis
for the bcnet OF those who may have ve small
to fill and who may be charged small advance on teso
prices Generally however, both city and country cpsto
mcrs can rely ON purchasing nom our Wholesale Nor.
chants in any quantity, At the regular Wholesale pricosl
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FROM PITTSBURGH.
Dec. 1.
River feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
cleer bGt damp.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Dec /.
FLora.-7OoG bbls State at 6a5,55; Ohio 5,l8a-
81; Southern 5,4la5j.
wnrAr.-I9OOO bushels; easier, demand mOd-
erate.
BAK1EY 10 cents.
OATS 81 cents.
CORN.-mixed 7SaS0.
WmsKY.-plenty at26.
PoRK.-meSS 1S,50a75; demand less active.
Prime 1856.
BEEF.-mcSs 1880; plenty and quiet,
LAKD.-by the Dbl. l2t; abundant.
BUTTER steady-ohio unchanged
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sE ~ PUBLICATIONS.

fsnEl oa6ESr DIVORCE suIr-TETs iNfEaESc-
inS tr.l, vhieh Is d.y developing most evtfsor
ar-ry rhsgcp al domestic Hfe both humble middle. snd
Atocvne, VIII &c published IN by he Law He
nation o VIC rroceedlngr 1T tho only report shat has
been t:cn vi!h 3eoiS from the oil tEo
proceeding 1t been referred ~ tho Court and
Counsel IS te sckpovledgei suhens' srd Gtau ieport
sccouTt 81 tie operirg spd ming sreeh2 Cogc
sell the gels Charge Portraits OF DR. and Ma Fcrrost
ard graphic description Of the whole acme. Prise, %
cents CopYfht secured. orders sddtestli &c Dcw;t
Daicapors. loci sellers, grihrne Burdinys,N y. y.
slosTEAsyERs AND THEtR cLEars As WELL as
l. News 2 cents and EoohUcllers generally uGEe
profit ~ ordering te February scr
New Ctrcl ~ WashpFoa. We will scnd sx copies
dollars retal ptte twenty ugo cents k63resg J0 Ss.
tsn Co., rhilsdlphis, or -
CCDUET BOOKS AND DIARIES 0HI.51-EEa.
~ chants Srd Bankers Invited t1rve ut stock c
rca mste BsnF BOOZE, which arc e TIE hess WI 60
sonci ttcrals ard IN a]Tnst cyery possible frn -
70 cfdaT ale lug ind awaya ~ ACt
SOIOHON3, imTGEtere ~ stationery, snd .csc &c ~
Manufacturers coTncc d ie1er tne sna Ratst1 tetl
NEW MEDICAL BocKg.-A COMPILE FEscfIsat
wcti cn go u2tpr0 f.t9 ~ 2tm4F 0ft ser te AZ
lls siutred tasgiicrcil.stsstsl III nrUtcr IL
ftuAfulg ssioua pfA-aH - lsrrs - o--Hg Ettf re-
49, ,ls'iet,f q '1.s u - ft0s II 80 ta'yr
assa I. 4 1,s. sio 49, i. .r ,f ,s
1rrf' ~ urnsl lt nav ir art1. ,rs#' slt, =
Nt0rFt sr .r.4 Sc. ~ t s.H
1rH .ar4hy.' hutas-ef Itfr oa ft....tl. ..a .ia
i.tttS htMs., s.< tt.#Ne.1. t.t ~ 49,
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sEw ~, n. NJ.

r. SRs rRG ua~rF. FRcH sHIL Iatt .t.Tfs& sFt
~ Ett r.tf.r tc NfeU. G11#ttDrea III tlt .l.Y
.stIoc.o, A8~c. -d asw naatfaa irterrotinG ret.tg
Ne - Hont tud rcrFtautJ rcs1 tAttCsr
sud All tel ~ tlG sdy gentleman t#ag NIt
matry. ALDO tt suc=rf she ,lt1te. s lerte ii ~ d
'tet between Catch ma Attorney stttets IL La5ioa
iftY curts; C4ntomau one d.lEr.
A MOTHER MIRACULOUS QUEEN hqs SAVED
n from .mputaton Mout dei dige2ss ~
tbe ~ yesr standing which al hAsd AL She sg
ofte surgical DOCTORS and yiedea only TO the NEE.
made a by DR.. q. W. kOBhCK, NO White street.
i hsd been afflicted 90 LONE. thai had nearly given no
dcspair; my arm got entirely stF and nos able TO
hold pen in my hand HAVING had four pieces q tone =,
April last when was persuaded BY an old lady to call
VOW VINO hsd rcnorcd sight person "a her nsghtor
advice called yeu and say that 10 fsUr onths
you made perfect cure Of me. and we'll now
ever vss in my life. and en- able 70 wee ara IN
ANY airsoton and can use pen TO write With nearly 10
yell - ever did in my Life enjoy good health ~ abs
and Shall recommend others who are sRosd
scs mere nfo!m.uon eau on me a. m, residsnes NO. "
.u,. n, ssiTsdy Jos w. s BAY nu !.
rescnsly attended ". prepaid Fer mere particulars
eA and got On Aesclcgeai Al1kaao I:sIs. Sles e.GL
satse san - sten.
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8UoIHVN lIaIgFlVU 4Vc.
VALE MINES.

" AENTINKB! VALRNTINES!! vALENTINES!!l-
TshsR Brother eal the attention Of Dealers and the
Eade GenerA 20 their new and splendid assortment Of
vsn ths d aad As public they :s
eHora Dees and others requested 20 give call
before elsewhere. All orders wth rsntsancs
from 81 70 u .o Pity ana fajNhfullY attended w. By
ssdvsssing fIsHRR bROrBsH
SgtAsuGted n ls3A' u Chatham gtssct. New yosA
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SALES BY AUCTION.

II A. cHILrOs. AUCTIof Eg-BEDFoED AND
LIZ Commerce street Improved Frpre-ty ~ ApeIoB.-
Cos Chiffon viii sell At auction. Thursday. January
Is 1881 ct II elocs at tho Nereh.n- Hvetangs fol-
loving valuable property. yzBeaf ID ssrset-fAs
story Crisb front house No. l9 street LOT 81 feet
inches rort Bfss inches nad Shou. IL feet deep
a. D. and ~ Commeres street los - tees nehtb
and repr. and aboutJU ret deep rsFUs5 cent
main bond saa mfrtysgs For mars ard psrs eeis.s,
trpy 20 tho hoetone.rs. 10. Nalle.ree..
ucrioN NOTICE -GRocEss' STOCK cogaEEas.
she~ N,nni,'et1 brandy. &o-F-.dsr, Jansa,y ea,
AVIS cosk ~ Dey street o. Green weh ba7
sap ,so eheese emops currents rtsns eusar
tes cano sesp hranay en whSkey two mabesaay tep
seunsr 9 aud m9lates eans snow esns ses scaes tud
uae vlehts, me.sufts scegF0, Sc.
W. a.thkihh haotiont9r, 81 Deg u cor cteen~th
A UcTIoN NoTicE-THos. BELL, AUCTIomaER-.
n BY H. N. Bush Large sale this day, 0< o'ciocK.
in the eales room 10 North wiam street win DO s'id
mntusl consent 10 close corartuerp spoldd stock OF
eisgant cabinet turnsur ineiTGoE Cal sof,a. marble
TOP Bureaus Tables Whshstands ses Chamber
Pianos Sofa Beds, BOOKCASES, WLsdrobes French BED
G.eadB, NC.
EAwNBROKER3 sALR-BY LEWIS BoRriEFs.
Auo0nesrs l On ath, street. corner OF Oliver stse.'
will t this day larae gut tty ~ and sooond ttnd
Clothing, eorBsAi ~ ladies' and temsn wearing
paro alGo lot OF Quilts Blsnke.s Feaher Beds sGo FL
lowe; also, Watches and Jswelry Bv order 81
LARkIS ~ CORBJY, 10 Cersre stseet
N. E.-Len s1clothing sold ~ O'Clock.
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- ) AoENoIMa.

Gtr3atI' .0Ifg Q.tW0sNtt PACKAGE ASD
- tsa hrnsH, VIZ tHe fsthWu1 u Nc#cF.l, tNf1ufa
s.oas t.,a,t ar's-- IA ast .t'.s,s a,l '.rN.-do r
b.nll Wees'.f z irsse. K, Jnnr' ~ = Y a am.
rrs ssrlNl Ncsts ~ IaNt tleir gtii 20 sails
enoee - toors Aosdag i gst,, 10 ~ ,,e2Ei ress,.
sdlnritN lf1 ri leat ~ VI. y b1n0ri 10 Hlr ssh
traarfat0 Ut wall haye ot ftNifft ~ tt8
Ftes-pr yAU4FspH Il NITCECOCK.
htpaEsrf and Asentf i3Pcsrl street sarasr . Wau.
yTAu C1AsREEEs sOUTH AsF8lcA. AND CALI
ctra FsfrBs vii b ia 1stchel 80 taa lsthmls ports
ne Pa San Francisco. snd tandSien iblants
1huratay I'd instant per mail steamship III Dorado.
Shppcrs th5ir flcgt accom- pan ed ~ in
y,coe. delivered - ofes wednesday, ha 3ss irs..
70 sksgos receive twelve ocle W. she day
.. We steamers departure. A. u. VAN GAtSBFER,
- Cortlrnds ssreet
WAN 0AAsBEEK soUrUANrHICA ANDcsLIroR.
ME Express rer the United States VAL Sssushrs ape
Steamers ON Chagres proprietor OF this n.
rYes beer for mo last years in the tran
sroran tusnoss the Iethmus DArcn and In a.
the prompt and scient forwaFdsr there BavnS the
sclusve privilege 81 sending empress Eoods in nsssrs
Gle..n; russell Coz steamers: plying on shs Chages
river which enables The proprietor 70 place ifeisht
Pansna twc ssys ahssd q spy other erpress .
a. y. VAN 0AAoBkkK, % Coertlandt OF 4, New York
xA&snttsccn:ssn o'tsson Russell Co. chssrssj w.
sna sSsvs. 0iIss,s SELL saa y.sacisso ksfsrsses..
bsAh = Tale, 70 csass sssvssi Ersgc b IytgsseL ~
A-sASesys AsW Ava.
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Commercial Earlx, Perth AmbOy.-VOt ties
tia bank redeemed At 20 cent discount by
GvaDe 10 &C y Fulton street. in payment eE ready made
III
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pstts Fur store abt BrosdwayA Furs now reduced 20
half pco r. D. wishing entire clearance OF bis
FMS r.eyeus onong hs sprns Straw trade he's
tneoeet aahs and Ermines yet remain. Also. lew Chin
chae Stone Mason &C. Ladies, THO 10 the great chance
@
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CLOTHING.

VAST OFF CLOTHING AND HURNITURl WANfAp.
~ Ladies or gentlemen having cle.hinl fuistufes
price Tor The By ssAdne che subscrSer % hs resi-
esnee or nreugh We pss6 Ladies 1s Cohsas
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND TURNITuRB WANTED.
LADIES' gentlemen hevin9 s.y olssha9 fuyAiture OF
FOR subssrihsf % he FeasHee or Hgouak IA pcsN
Ladies ateS dsd ~ krs Drsssldefp. No. - ID sssA
I. y. SCellpgkH~
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q" ChEcun u son g0ut,' which translated,
nespeth every according to his tat the motto Of
T. SMITH JE.s cosbng establishment 02 Fulton street.
Bis assortment extensive his articles made Of
superior and his prices almost too low for figures
Al who call can be suited.
Cutting Hair and Whiskcrs slxiifully.
besruly and in every entirely confirming TO tho
Of the be well the entire
IS the by HILL the Inimitable corner Of Pine
and Nassau streets.
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The MATHEMATICAL Ox ,!Onn Uancock-rhe

INC CeIeBrntcU ON NONN bf0HCoCH-b FIo
ftsss raised in this country Tho he OF said oy Will
DO for public inspection at the Peoples Ssrke nj
the Of Spring and Mercer ttees Thursday AND
proprietor wshes draw the attention hotel and ress,u
rant keepers and the public in general Tho sat vao
H. n. VALENTINE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

THIS is prey fair for inland port The aggregate
~ year about equal TO the impoiatons into this
yc-t il month
The value ofpropery which came to the Hudson river
On oil The canals OF this State during the period Of navi
sst,or each o. the past three years follows:
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The place to get good shirts, 292 Greens

vxL oefner Of Chambers street, II. YThe pablo in
y,.eG to call and examine seoimsDs Of or manuacure
alec every article in Under Clothing Seayfs Craysts
tteeis, aosiery, Gloves, suspenders, no ,,r,ou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

Totsi amount OF public debt. fib,5ss,Sss 81
In addition &c ,his the State has to pay six per cen;
interest Per Upon the School and Trust Fncds
amounting to SlT5i32, 10. This makes tie toss,
amount upon which the s.ats bar 10 psy Interest W.
$40 ale q.
The eighth section Of TIE constitution Of Chic, Lately
adopted provides the organisation Of sinking fund
for the payment of the interest and the gradual au'ds
ton Of the public debt The requirements OF this provi
ton that THE fund must be adequate after the pay
ent OF the interest annually to reduce The principal
not lese than ons hundred tborssnd dollars, IN
creased each and every year by The
Of six per cent per annum.
The Governor Of Maryland givee good account 81
the finances Of hst State The public debt at the eloss
Of the las. fiscal year wae annexed--
FlyAnors or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF nnnrrc pKnr
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kH ST'IlJCTIaDS.

y : - Y
INsTRUcTIoN neutrality-suspicious. vINour
Of the New York Univcrssy, will class
fcr beginners ths tThurnday) evening, from I, .
o'clock, ~ ~ DO Will give the first three lessons Cratic,
Of "a Lessons. Apply AZ No. liz Chambers
street, al tin after 3o'clock.
ENs-E CCTTON.-A YOUNG LADY DESIRES DAILY
Covornef9 young children, in
'auy e ehel sLo perfectly to iastrut in
u lss rseycn viii be given Terms moderate Address
''pi5ly Teacher" Herald ONCE.
IBtHAtsHIP.- Mr. .. u. GOLDSMITH, $50 s79AD-
4 Eey VII receive pupils daily .his week,
ha uenal charse-vi2: ~ 30 olzs; $40 private
tim Iadi3B elrse at n A. and T. daily:
totemens st a. ~. snd ), y and SIP. N. Application
mat b. mcG6 this week.
" ooKsTEPlN0, AR TEgETIC. &c, TAUGHT BY
~ ysem Of iss,u non rlcnhsriy adaetcd 20 practical
ase, ~ w. J. RtNvIL,E. 80 Broad Each student
feparste rftrnction aadis rapidly advanced IN ta
sftd.ct. Grca day and evening. Terms reasonable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

Louis HRssuth.-An original dnguerreo-
teo the Governor Of Huneary and tho only one Asen
bis United States Ia exhibition
WEiTER URsTS Gallery, St9 Broadway. A snpsr,,r
came aallery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

There - no Article ia the Wardrobe Of
gentleman of Importance 10 his
than eess we'll lifting shirt u % believed
tbat ia this depBrt meat OF costume GkEEN No. hstsr
Houee tskes precedenc OF all competitors lie ntes the
tos e comparison. and ia emit to abide the result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

Turtle Soup. Odd Fellows IIau.-The
hest Turtle Soup and Turtle STAKES served up this DAY and
vefk served up in New York, by Brother Perkins,
ODD Fellows BALL. corner Grand and Cen src street,
E.E.-Families eupplied by the quart.