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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
SefTcnt(iCl,e SsenOu.

Srtitass pno SRithpchs, ben 4tru unb 9tsn SRSr,
an bcirtn So9sn um 10 llbr @srmitta9s, irlIcn am
oauc nss llnteribrisOensn in Sbtrmilfcro .Saunitbp
esa Gauntp, frsenpc teinabc 70 gut ais rsus Irtftl
SfsntIi6b pcrtauft rptrben, ndmlib: ...-- .
Sdnf prrjd9lihs pfros, ,tbn 6dbt, ,pt SulIcn,
uno sin 3inp, ollie GercnIbire, fdbS Shntne, guci
8icr9aulspaoen, prpcn Unit 6rcitsn &Sesru,
unb ipei pisr Yfros 8roits, osuIeutsrr gpsi 8Icis
tecu, gpci bcljfbGtsn ;ps pfIi9c, prct @9e Strcbs
bant, patsut SBinomdble, 6cis. SJats uno Shdttl:
Gjateln, Ettbsl, &dbtetten, .ScppcIn, Satftcrn,
gBaacnSsltbirr fit Yfsroe, Yfu99sibrr fir pftrs
bc, Sdu6tarrsu, Sblciflten &upfrfsNtt, gttnttNsI,
SbaufIn. 2 8tfTs,3 G5rasfnftT, 8utterfaG, 9 gar;
rd G9, oy,pers 8drretfdiIsr, Ssifhitanbsr, 3dbtr,
Yflanj:G :Gruns6sercn, 5 Better uno 8sttlaoei, sncn
pcn 8atbbun's 8rdSftu nit 9iobr, ciu anosrsr Sftn
nit Rcbr, 2 Siibs, GdfbrSnfs, Stdbls, 65 sgaro
Carpet, @a9cnpedc, DO Gddc 26 baron iinS utu, cis
ne ilbr, Gbedltin unp frti onbsre ecins, uno nrtb
pise anbcre 1frtitd ;u umlfSnolid gu fneloen.
Die 8eoin9un9sn dn @ataufstose uno 2uhpor.
tun9 ron Aeter Srmuner.
Sebruar 16. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Scffentlicl,c NenOlr.
Ss6ruar 16.

2tuf Sainifa9s ben 12ten SRarI ribfttns. am 10
gsrniaas eiIsn am pdnt 0ts ilntsrhfisstns in
tauft ptrocn ,, a,..,
;0rSi Stdd pftrbt, itrscn srpei grtiidbr9s SdlIen
fno, pisr Nail6.Siibc, pisr Stdd iun9cs @itb, elm
geaaen nit Soot, Gin nsusr plantafde 9Haesn,
Dreihmalbii,e nit pftrbs9srpu cine 9rrFe @srfbis;
otnbst pfros9sbirr pctSblitttn, puti G;stt peuIt:
tern nit Sdsnrl, cine gotSnt gBinpmdbls, gfld9s,
G9s, cine Sdufterfettt, pie AUDI Spsrrs uno anpSrt
8ttsu, uuo fcnft nch rctsrlt 8auerns, .pouss uno
adhsn:8 ~ undtSnptib alIcs S melpsn.
Greoit uno aufpartun9 ron
Sarpb Stetnin9er.
Tsbruar 16. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

Neu.y prf,6 5etr. g3dtrenb cinef Inter,
fit6une, tprl6e senern cine @lafFr gcifS In Rem
friiher bon Srt. gEtllans Sarrel inne setattcn
Stpre perIantnielt Bate, prroe Gin folder Druid
aaf ben 6u6bcben perttrfa6t, paB berielbe nahgab
inib Rte Sclfsmense IN ben &ellrr ehti9e 3tpan;is
Sup tief berabTel. Gin IN. benz Stpre itrtenpsr
Sfen itiir5te init 'pem 5uBbeoen binat, ieute Die
&leirer mebrer prrIpnrn tn granb unb rerbrannte
lie febr Ihmersbafte. 5r perrp Me&ap mlrbe
auf Der Stear sctSptrt unb ftrten 9tubere purpsn
9efdhrli6 Srrtrlncet, cine srBBrre @n3atl frbielt
auberpem leidte 0erptmeunsen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Gi c fp BE II /

(GinStIanot hurb ben Gbrrp. G4. u. 6clTriG.)
am "a. Dtttmbsr, in gVafunas, an 2lterThpabs.
Gltabctb Gatbarina GTini, 9Bittrps rcn .Ssiurid,
Grin,, i'm 2ltcr pen 7S Sabrtp uuo IL Soarn. Sis
binhrIieB 8 Siueer, 81 Gntd uno IL llrCnftf.
Qm s. Sanuar, in gBsigenbur9, Ybacu, SSbntrin
prn Sapio uuo sea gBat6trt. Snl llttr Yrn Sa9sn
purcs ein sttfn eurb Gihttrn 9renost.
Im 25. Sonuar, in scrpbi1, om 9ruitfetcr, Sts
bounts Sduiiot I'M atttr Stu 55 9. 4 SR. 3 :.
2(m 29tth in ecpbia am StidfIue, Solartba 2(nno,
Srbttr rcn Siatb0n uuo N9arpoun 9ccr9c, int 9ltSr
pcu 9. 3 Ga. uno z 8.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
$4,000 fne Dtetter
au perfau ZEN.

DIR tlnterlhrisbene BAT segeiliodrti3 $4,000
8lif Scarps ailF Sanb peI6e n an 10 Ills IS
9batsr prr aauiers pertauft Gtenfalts
Sbldtz unb pein S6inoeln
scn alien Sprtcr ins G'rSbcn titip BON ber Sprs
;dglihlen Gualit1t. User elm S6lGtbad ;u bn+
ben iriinlt teliete ansarufen phsr gu mir su drei<
ben, unb t fiible dterselet, ra6 i'd i'm II alien
5iufI6ten pOlltonmen befriceieen lam.
BD-6dr jrpc 9Irt Getraipe iptro sfr bE6lte
MarftpreiS i'm sIuStauib fin SrarrS iIhp SalatS
ts3atlt.
Sobn 2reibler.
1rei6lerssiae, Seb. t6. naim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
9 Serbetratbet, c

glm 13trn Siclcs, bur6 ben Gbrw. Srn,
S6mllder, 5r. Saecb Seterlins, nit glte Gatbas
rina Spat, tripe Ypn Mau6 Gbunt.
(0ur6 ben @brp. ,Srn. GH. II. 6slfrid.)
Im %. Oeismtsr, Or. 5enrp Seu, init Sl2ig gIaria
Shmipt beibe ron g8eiefubur9.
- .Sr. Scnatbon Zimmerman, nGn ecpbitl, nit
SRtg SRaria 0ru9lcr, pen !ptioslbSr9.
I'm D. Stbruar, Or. s8ilIiam aruet, nit SQiF Ga;
refine Stbmnatbtr, tcibe rcn epnn. .
am g. Sttruar, OR. losnrp 3. Oauttf, nit OlB
Sarab 9nn Gtoalp, trios prn scneltbpamnl.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Smmcrpdbccube 03eipcouno.

Sin porifer Srief pom 2Ofen D. Mlts.
meloet, Dap Die n0tbi9e 3eu9niiIe Inn Elm
Dotent fir Die Grfinouno Der immerpdbz
renoen Selpe9un9 NIT nd1item Steamer
na6 @afbin9ton fonmen ipiroer. Giz
ne locomotive, Elm Siinftbeil Die 9r66e eli
ner Observation-Disclosures, 1T, foat oer Grz
finoer, felt oem leeten SUM beitdnoi9 in
SSelpe0ltn0 aelpefen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Seffentlt0e 95enbu. .

2tuf Samfass tru t2ten WGr,, ,lm 10 llbr
gormittass, lollrn am 5aule rcs llnteri9rirtener,
in eens1tpamm 9aumIbep, grrf6 Gainty, fol-
scnre slrtifcl 5fentli6 serfalft fperben:
rradhse 9ferbe, 3Siite, gSdscn, aGle 9lrtcn
Yfrrrr9eIGtrr, n6 cine SrcBe 9tl5abl anrere
SaucrnscrStbIdaften, ;u umitdnbli6 gu melpen.
Die SeSin9unscn ant gerfaufsta9e unp sluf-
partuu9 BON
g8ilIiam Srerler.
6e6ruar 16. nb3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Ndfrbou.Q QSer IA m mlunn.

Cine @srammluas Der Giisesr crr etae Gaunto
adtrbous@ekaihoft clI gbattsn wsrpsn, Samfiaes
ctu 26lten ridss SQcnats, rm f2 llbr @tuaqs, apli
baue pcn 8 Q b n o. y tbtrl, in aIlsptann, uni
Dtls9atsn ,u Der aitrtau;Sbut,G ,GcnpEntiep, fpelde
am sttn SHarj in oarristur9 ScbaItsn Iorb, gu srs
pibtn. A..i.
81. 8 3u 9ttiAtr 3eit 1T bic Gretntpi.G csn,ittss
sriut1t fb banuu unb baIilbt sinnfnoen, Inn prdnisn
auf Die btfttn SStcfrdtbts gu keen.
GpwatS SscbIer, grdR't.
Tetruor 16 In,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

Scr ettisen 9agen elitt cine jlmse 5rau in
5lul6ins, 9pns SSlanp, auf Dem Giie aus unp
ihrste in etnen 40 SUP tiefen Sr,mnrn. Gin
fleiner Sunp, Der lie besleitrte, fns Ipslei6 an
di,sftli6 su bellen, pppur4 bic 8amilir aufmcrt,
fam 9entadt purpe unp berbeieIte. Die llnsliids
lt6e mlrhe paSur@, rtl6pn I4wer tsi6det9t, pom
5pbe oercttet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

Sn benz Oprfe Sclap in llngarn baten Dor eir,s
iOen g6p@en feben Sauerburiden, INN Dem Nili,
tdrbienit ;u cnt9cben, li@ bic Sbrcn abscf6nitte,
Dret pappn ipurpen ein9etra6t unp Icglei6 fir
ben Spitalricnit aiientirt; Der iitrisen lat man
nod nid,t babbaft perben f6nnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

SIM Staat SlIinpis Iputt aud ter Geit
pes Wainessiqucrs0'rieseS. Die bprtise 0eIebs
9etuns II pirflid p'rapf rnp bran auf riele 9lrt
ben appetit gu sribcln, pdbrenb bic 5reunre ,,et'
mes 9uten @lGs6ens" Dele9aten aus tbrer Ntitte
an bic @eiebsetun9 ldiden, um iiber paS ugtaI.
ie'' eine5 Seliern Al belebren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

Baggieulid Iab man ;pei Slide in rinem Sp-
tel in NelisSrleanS, trpspn prr cine NIT srtrn
SpeiIcn beieBt mar, urtp rer aitbere INIT rincm
balb Ousrnp f6Bnen u1p 9ut9efleipcten gie9er.
Madden, BON Is biS 25 Sabun, bic auf Stiiblen
auf Dem Glide Iasen rnp ;u perfaufen paren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

5arrtsturs, 9, 9 Sch. Der Bug mad benz
gSetrn an Der peunfp -GiIenbabu lief seitcrn
atenp 3u perpspille aus, rem 0lrile, ipOburd
mebrere @erlcnen beIddeist linp. Gin DeutId,er
3crbrah bel Dem llniatl einen S6enfrl unp einem
gtnperen purpe bic Snief6cite tregeeriIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

Das frlscnbe III rin iidercs @littcl srscn 5rpns
frulen :-Salte bic 6iiee in parmes tii6tis ges
ial3eneS gSallrr; alspam rebe bic Serfrprcnrn
Stellen nit galntSl Gin unb LAP ririeS ant 8raer
eintrpfnen. Cine 9tnwrnpung ttirirt 9etpS9nli6,
unb 3pct Serlu6e iraen in allen 5alIen cine li6e,
re Sur bcrtrfen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

@tbany, 9. 5etr. Der Satlemer 3u9
bierter seretb eetc,n 9lbenp pier @ieiIen BON bier
aus pem @leile, 3ipci S8a9en linb parir9 umse.
Itiir3t luip mebrrre prrIpnen Seriplmbst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

auf bent 9tilapelptia @tartte purbe Irste g8p.
cinem Bauer 81 pfimp Butter me99ennnnen, pril
tetnes sples G'eptdt battc. Der Bauer mott
liA fanit cntl6ulbi9cn, bab bic raube 2uft bic
9Slltter per,ebrt bate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
6au6bdlter uno Spariame nebmt Sbubt
fianio Olne,

Gin srpiIIer e M tint ;erbru6ene Gtlen., Statla,
Spl;., Grpe,S8aarcn pper 3tee.0sI6irr iriebrr
3uiantmen ;u Ieimer-ipabrli6 Elm herrlt6er 9lrs
titel unb f6er Der teIte I'M Mlartt,- -reben erbal,
ten unr icbr tilis Su eertlufrn tci
&ed. @uth imb Srerler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Gsbruar 10.
g rf did 6e.

S3crf6tSsC wsreen sn'sfauscn am buufe scu D o NJ,
iet9poper in eccrcrs6ur9, ani Disnitao oen
stsn gars ndbtsns, um 10 llbr @rrmitta9s. tir bic
atcrialitn elmer nrusn Gtcntrdds ani bsor ten Srt
ninlih
Sir bic ils6srlsfrune rem Stcinen bsi ecr gPuths
fir saIt bel eer Sufdst-uuo fdr Gauo tsi fer
eofuns.
9eter gnsefnan,
1dniel !5ailsman, Committees.
SuIpb 0iiGer,
i9sgu9ts-S. 3d. ne, Shr,
Setruor is. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

0IF@s IclIte au9cnein tsFannt itin-Sa es trrnoc
pabr it-pae llnstroautbttit Die Susllc sints erc;
Gen 5bciIs pcn tSbtibsn 6rontbciten III. 3ubr,
Durhfall, GbcltrasSlc ecbcbelhIproe uno pels
auosre 8rantbeitcn wsreen artn eurb lupsrSaulid,.
felt ururiadt. 8sbeuttt bisIts, SpsptptIkbs! 9r:
Otntst es aOe, Die ihr an Experimentation cioct,
uno tpcnn ibr uii9 cio ourb 9totb sttsittt w rpsr:
bsL rurlbcr auf Grfabruns 9s9rdnoet it, lN etbtaud,t
cbns Iufitbub Or. puftanos 8itters Subeycittt ron
Dr.. 6. S. Sadcn, tpelss ais cine alterircnbe tur.
rsnee unp ltdrtcuoe SRebi;in unpsr9sibGb oaitebt.
baupt:Orprt 100 ARID g., philadelphia. gsir ia:
ben bicts 8ittcrs Itlt 9ebrautbt uno wi1sn eag Ss
ftr rbi9e 8rantbsitsn atrSdSdb lit Ybifarspbio
Gin Stem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

Sn hsr gi1be Spn NlrersYiQe, in S6ultiQ
Gaunts, 1T nun Idpn ieit 13 Sabren Gin Spbtrn"
mine In Sranp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

" Qllentaun @artt.- -@ai,en
oa6 SufAel ST 90, Sc99en 76, SSelfbz
Form 60, 0afer 35, 8runobeeren 35, Sute
ter Is, Gier Is.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

Da" Sp&I6ule-rine Rte int sierten Strd &C.
bGltrtl rirp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

gllentaun, 8ebruar t6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

Ct, Yaula5 mar Gin Ntcfitus
rnp itrteb an ben 5imptbeus:
,,llm petnes l6pd6en Ota9ens pilln,
0ta9lt pu ben Durlt NIT S4ein bir tillen &c"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Sefentlt6e 95enbn:

aasntaun. Estrpar 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

BALTIMORE & Quo RAILRoAD-THE FIVE MIL
1rox GuARAxrEE.-The Joint Special Committee
of the City Council of Baltimore to whom was
referred the application Of the B: 6. o. Railroad
Company for an endorsement of its bonds by the
city, to the amount of five millioas of dollars.
have reported iu. favor Of tie application. We
shall publish the report in full in our next issue.
1t is long and interesting, entering largely into
discussion of the reasons on which the application
is based.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

7nr PREslDESr's MEssAeE-To our CouNTRv
Excu. xors-we will furnish, as usual, tie fJitl-
coming message of the President to our country
friends cheaper than they can print it, and SO as
10 save the delay which most weekly papers will
he subjected TO in waiting to lay it before their
readers in their regular editions I'VE shall get it
ont quick enough. but, viii be more anxious TO
have it correct tbantoget it tout iii on incredible
short time, guaranteeing that twill not be flied
iii, the shocking errors which usually mark such
documents thrown off in hurry. .7erq
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

BA1riMoaE, Nov rEhe IL evy Orleans mail
of WeddesdaS is received. he ea aiIi5a
full detatr exican Il esgs. Ilies DiaFo Qfciaii
refers to tie troubles at Acapulco vii the 50 liods
er L. B.! Allen, and says lie vessel was seized tot
an intractio 81 law; but hi eadsdeh, the Uni-s
ted States Minister, having solicite the
TO interpose his authority and permit the vessel To-
continue her "a age To- Acapulco, his excetlsgey
WINS pleased 10 consent Which is prootspi Inc
desire by Which hels sct1 TO paintain and rem
der yet closer heifiendly Citations which, exists
between the two countries. The DiaIo also con-
t.adicts the reprt that the United States ship ST
Lawrencs had arrived At
q bombnrllment az the town. as - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

The PoErRr OF Mor1oN.-Those who wish 10
see the "poetry of metion,'' commonly called
dancing, illustrated in its happiest form, exempt
from all the excuses and designations which too
often mar this beautiful exert Use and amusement,
should cali in, as we did last evening at the room
Of Mr.. HorrMAN, and see the evolutionso Of his ju-
venile class, one of several classes which he is
now rstructing. 1t is beautiful to behold, and
even maketh the heart of the old 10 grow young
again and leap with joy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
rRE PREsTpENrIAL SUCCESSION.

a WAsnlS6Tos, NV. 2S.-The Union OF this
morning has ap article beaded aGampaignof 1856
The Succession" in which il declares that it
has been long satisfied that the orginators and pro
moters of the fatal disSepsions in eve York. had
formed the deliberate design of breaking down the
present administration for the purpose ofzeleya.
ting upon its ruin some favorite nspirant for the
succession, md that it can conceive proposition
more hostile 10 tlieadminiStIatil than that of now
opening the cnnl ass for the successiop1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

Tn.SKscrvrNo.- To-day having been set apart
rs Jay of Thanksgiving, our ctizenswill general
" abstain from their usual business avocations.
As the hands in our office cannot unite in this OBJ
sevance if we keep them at work, We shall issue
no paper tomorrow. sij's't 1888 r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

DnowSrD.-on Tuesday night mauEell from
Green Glass Works Of ST. ckton & Russell, and af-
tyr floating down the stream for some distance was
drowned. We dill not ascertain his name.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

CovIxoroN & onro RArLROAD.-we are pleased
TO learn of the steady and successful progress OF
the work on the covington & Ohio Railroad
Contractors are particularly referred to the propos
sails advertised in another column to-day Work
which offers handsome inducements must be put
under contract i'll short time. r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

UyroRruxATE DaowHIxs.---W noticed a few
days ago the mysterious disappearance from Louis
vile of Mr.. Mcguire. The following from the
Courier reveals his sad fate:-eIVe noticed in the
COURIER some days ago, the fact ofsa man falling
overheard IIom the steamer Sontherner at aurora,
ms name and residence we've not ascertnined. II
now happens that this person was Dir. alagllte o.
the old mercantile frmiin IF oItland5Ni agnire q
Nier, who left this city two weeks ago LOT ttlle
east, intending to embark at Nsw York tor europe
On one Of the Havre steam packets. The clrcum-
stances attending his death ore these: while tle
mail boat SoutIerner was putting out a ilne'. at
Aurora, the Pike came along, and MT. Mcguire
who was Standing on tile lower deck fell between
The boals. One Of the deck offceFs-Jos. Mon-
tteal-immediately threw rope 70 the
ale man, but he did not succeed IN llolu oil
ii, and was drowned. Jos MontIeallHas acqualn-
led with Mr.. Mcguire, and knows thnt5Le was the
Individual thus lost. His carpet bag, trunk ana
cloak were reclaimed yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

TIE CONCERT TONIGHT at the Melodeoh is de-
cidedIy the entertainment of the season. That it
is 10 take place tonight is we presume, all that
we need announce to secure full house, as all
our patrons musicale have determined some time
ago 10 attend. and need ouly be reminded of the
time. Mr. Turner, as ballad singer, has Tut few
equals. He sings songs that all can appreciate
and sings them with taste, expression, distinct-
ness and beauty which commends his style to all
the admirers; of poetry anu song. 40
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24

The FALLS CRY arrived yes'etday from Louis
vile, having made a splendid trip. She bought
over 500 tons of freight and large number of pas
ssngers. She will take on heavy cargo here,
and Ieare for Louisville, not going any higher UP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
: TaE way TO GET A, GOOD WIFE.
- q. ArINAiN NIn,InNI- CESNInI -LaNiElNlIL = I

INToRGAN sH..GREGti has Just received rom Now,
M York and tho Rastern cities tic most splendid as
sortment OF cloths, eassimeres vesre9, shirts and u
ing apparel. superior style and quality ever
offered in henllnU which he is prepared to make up TO
order, in the most elegant and fashionable London Paris
or eastern styles, gentlemen may reier and AZ the
shortest notice. No question the position which
holds leader OF fashion In tue city OF
heeIiag; doubts but that he is the Jdsst
ment tho tasto and wants OF the public. He has dis
tance except in the horse life at the
beelng Fair which he failed in because OF the Immense
press Of business at his establishment, from which he
could withdraw his mind long enough to attend 10 the
hOTse.race; but Beats all'' his profession lie must
rest satisfied with his superiority In that department and
continue tseTve the pubc'' at his Emporium oil Mon.
roe street, abnVo the Mcclure House. ~
Call and yourselves, aud the result is cert in
Every body is there, is and Goods for
more, il they will call in time. oCt23;3pil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
THE CITY GUARANTEES.

BALrlMonr, Nov. 28.-The CITY council have
not yet acted OIL the application for the endorse.
ment OF five millions Of Joilus OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Rattad.
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N.v,o.rox.-For export OF the arrivals and
departures of steamers aud The depth Of water, see
our Steamboat Register. 'e
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Ii-Id3oF THE --LATEST. FALL FASHION.
of the l9test an IN
Wy sty:cs and arc to supply ur ions 9
and the nubc with Hats that eaTnnt be surpassed in
enfluTance beauty nsIEand although
nsed at prices low those orHfeioT or con-
yiCf manufacture Also, large OF all the dit
Iren's Hats Also large ussornlent OF + enls' Hats,
Of The rel,t rnies, with fine assortment OF
mens and Youths, CLOTH Glazed land SILK Plush Caps Of
the latest styles. Those DESTROYS Obtaining gocdar
cie IN onrjiIe or either Hatot Cap, viii assuredy cobsu
oi taste and economy by purchasingat the spenddnew
Hat and Cop StoTe,TSo 1926 doors noThof w. T.. Sell
ny safS sS1s3,,go'f. ,2fa5IT W. ISfISoN
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wing tho system in Let all Interest.
ed sah and obtain psPhst ree AMPLE
results from highly expert:
eneed who have used Il In their Practice and
speak, ffoIn their own observations. n Y 49,
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rS.fil Prof Dunbar, nc ID, Ba1tLnpfe5 Md.
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Druggists, Washington Hall, Monroe ST.. w lce ng Va
Also sold by SiIGHRAL DUNN, Aloundsyio, and by
most the leading Drlgis iIthe adjoining eounes
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n a. a Partner Wanted.
STEAM, ENGINE MANUFACTORY AT

= }, PRIVATE SALE. n. =
The undersigned villisbose OF halfof Phillips
well Steam Engine Mandatory, together with the
ground buildings, fools and patter q ~ q"
Huvng for tho necessary laes, DC IN addi-
ton his present TOOLS for the purpose OF conducting The
ma of all descriptions Railroad etc. in
connection with the Foundry and Engine 8hnufaotoy he
fatters himself that of the number of
terminating here, there is better lOeatiOnfor that
business in the WRIST, 80 .llsf. O. ~
AN those desiring engagen the above business will
find rare chance for good Investment The esta bliSh
ment is now in full opera and will be prepared 10 take
contracts for Cars &C. in short time. For further in
formation apply subscriber, IL by Letter, postpaid
oci20-3n s7Ht -,laii III II. ,N.tkHlkLifS. :
EEs0 LBS. eiined BOrax IN store and or sale by
.tlOJ nOvS .i6if, KEEES a CAIDWEEB
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Pork AND BEEF TrEMs.-For three weeks past
moi day has passed thai large Quantities 81 hogs
lave not been shipped upon. our packets Tor en-
cnnati Frequently two, and olce as many as
uGce boat-loa.s have been shipped in one Day
We have not vet ascertained The number shipped
upon, OF in flats tOwed by the steamers heuions
lTene and VIM. Knox. Nlr. s.. @. Penn, seeohd
cetk OF the boone, has furnished us an &C cpTaie
LIST Of The number shipped blythe Boone, w hich
shows that from November Sd TO 11thS lncluSIYe1
1885 head were transported by that boat = suol
The Boone carried lot this morning. and has
800 lead more engaged for a special trip on Sun
tay next tFaEa 9AEI 5E fEGI9
We presume that some %, 600 have already been
ilken through this city and bYpur packets 10 Gin
einnati, ana probably as many moreaIe yet 10 take
lie same CT anneI. TheFeaIe large humber IN the
county still unsold. goodly portion ekHyhscAA:e
Intended for the Queen City. .,.,asS
Between 25, 600 aud 40,00o-probabiy more
Will be packed here, this season, by two houses,
Nessrs. Coous & Dobyns and GueTny q Dodson.
Their arrangements are sufficiently extensive To
pack double the number, and we hope TO see an
Increasing disnosftion to encourage this important
line of bnsuess we. would rather see our pack
cts ireghling the same number of hogs in barrel >
branded will those popular and No. l MaySviIle
ymnds-IIysDile Eagle, t7tf insis.7a ~
The stock Of pork at the New Orleans iLHspec-
Ton Warehouses on tn Isl lnSsss l9IaSE oaltels
against 1928 bbls at cOneSp aRts iaSl year,
and Is, AL in 1851. Stock Of Beet bos against
none in 1852. The stock 81 PORK on the 1st OF the
last four months, was as follows. ~ IS. :
-s1 f.l.s- 1921 49, q 1923
August 5,f95 y, 5ls
September 3.4l8. sa 22syly
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the admireB. on noetty anl gong. ! 9

FInEMrs's REoEr1TriioS-- Yesterday the Rough &
Ready. the Hope, the Guprds and the independent
No. Fire Companies turned out in dne style and
escorted the Dep0ord Fne Association of Baiti-
more through the streets and tothe steamer Falls
City on whichlthel DeptEenlI company embarked
for their excursion to Louisville. y ~
On Tuesday. night the Association marched
through the streets, which they eniivened by ex-
celIent music by the Yolandt Band, and gave a
ssrenade in font Of the residence of his Honor,