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Wheeling Window Glass. :

OO44I1Io I11UO n
n d N U F d c. T o r
tn partnership heretofore existing between SocItoal
lankerd Co, has been dissolved by the purchase or H.
Mr. Bankerd's right, title, and interest by Stockton &
RUSSELL : - = - = ~
The business viii DO carried on under the name OF
oCtS a.. f-G.f- STOCKTON RUSSRII q fo
/ Wheeling Oct 4. 1892 - - = - w
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4 Glover and Timothy sssSFs,
III BUSHELS CLOVER SEED; seed! 4.
z 80 do Timothy do i9 tss ?
.Rorsale by ~ i.EI.- = r.s IOEJS 7, ,,-.
eb16, a.s &c. No, 2I5 MSS.9SkRoR =
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MIsgELE1AN:EO
5Adyioe.

Advice.
$
II YOU are aheted Vita Rheumatism, have received
T hands or fee. are bitten
should you be affected with soTofule disease
G5 y Al ennsefs Fluid E
These remedies have been tried by hundreds and in
cases have given evidence Of their superior
complaints, for which they are recommended.
BRENTLINGER + ARMsTRoNG.s
A!ohe,es5y Monroe streetadjoning the Mcclure House,
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE Partner heretofore subssting between un.
ss TIN se firm Of Wsre
Warden has soI5 his James
%s to settle
Wheeling, December 1. 1852.
.ase4-.f Nd S M1oaaE Il; E TNERHN; ia.
Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheca. '51@2,'
RlCaARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
linger Centre Wheeng and by STOCK is
pursst and best Drugs Mcdcnes oils Paints bye stus
- Prescripfion Departmont. .a.a ~
Be esreg hs al oSrs
Perumores imported Havana cigars, and verety Of
fancy articles on hand. n I .i11G. Ganii =
ll'ie DIR. DYES RELIEF
For Coughs, Colds, Hodrseness, Bronchitis and
ficipient Consumption. -,
EIFTEEN years success in the use OF this SYRur In
as PHSse for the VARIOUS Affections q the
IN presenting 1t TO the afflicted to insure trial of ita Of
There is nothing in this Syrup that win naseate so there
can be no danger to the youngest child
a SP sna Snaef any It's pleas
Prepared by Dr. j. S. DYE, Hartford, Con. $50
For sale by mans e51 KRLLsi6 CALDWELL. a=5!
soc dsents. u
o ss6gP lanished Tin Ware. i1f- "a
lust opened AN splendid planishea Ware
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Found it Out!

THE old Literary Depot making up the Holidays
More about the Christmas hooks Meanwhile, just
Ieceived:
Henry EsmoEd, by Thackelay; My Novel, by Bulwer.
Toms Cabin teeapli Game OF Uncle Tom; Vicissitudes
Laxeneale; London Lancent for Dec; Living Age, &c.
dec2l JAS II McMECHEN.
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Great Excitement at the MLure

THE people calling at the Depot get books,
the books 10 suit almost every variety OF
Just arrived. Putna and AIthurS
more Uncle Tom ard Ga bin and Pa.oTi and many
ian19 LAS H NcMECHES
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-g.fr New Fall Goods
liIS morning will commence opening Fall stock
OF Goods, 1mcTg which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS
Very Snc rich 5GeS S, 4 silks Plain black Gre D. Rhine
Cold BLK Satin de Chine, Silk Tissues, Heavy
Madame DE Rossi Brocades for fall wear,
entirely new, Stewart Plaid Silks In en-
q ro de Antique ... tireIy new designs -
French Muslin De .anes Plain and Figured
Mourning SILK and Wool Mouslin De LANES .rE -
French Chintzcs, very beautiful. 'aT4. AK
Bombazines, LupiHs make, extra.
and variety, cOnsistingoT 80 -sEE
Isl mine fur SlIaIvls all colors
Thibet Palm Shavvls, all colors.
Grape Shawls at all prices, Embroidered nd plain
French Cashmere ShaNSls sf I'm I'd ~
BAY State and French Plaid shawls.
TRIMMINGS, EMBROlDERIES, &c. 4
Embroidered Founcing In Swiss and Jaconet Musiins
1aconet and Swiss EdginGs and lnscrtings.
Rica Trimmings iii great variety, for dresses,
Thinning Buttons, in designs
FIlnges and Laces in every width.
Wide Black and coored Velvet Ribbons.
Narrow 90 do for Trimming
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style.
lscpt3 o. w. HEISKELL & Go
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Tor Snle--4 Horses, some orwhch good racking
y and buggy horses, see NJ. J. ROHAN.
Zane Street, East Wheeling, at his Marble Yard
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IOSH OySIGIS.
fVHE undersigned respectfully infOrmher friends, and the
public generally that they prepared,
DIAN QUEEN. 10 furnish Fresh Oysters and Meals
hours. t- F0& d CO,
SptT-tf Main St. opposite MelodeOn
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Gloves, Hosierv &c


Wooden Socks 81 Gloves.
50 boz Missouri Knit Socks, Gloves and Mitts heavy
" and large sizes Just received and for sale cheap
nov2O .. w d NOTES,
No 16o Market Street.
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Latest of the SEASON.

AHOIA46I dIIIVdI OF scarce ITOOdS,
80 ~ By EXPRESS - =
IN PCS. Coodred Velvet Ribbons r. ,a-,r 50
w 10 pcs Extra Rich Bonnet Ribbons
French; AIeTinoes. in II color, Mode and Rack q
Mopelpe de Iaines, in desirable colors f1il5
Black BHoeade Silks, extremely rich,
Black Velour Ottoman, very rieh. 5..-----
English White Silk Hose, very heavy rs
1sTcelnes, extTa widths, : - - ~ -. So (
Rnglis Furniture Ghintz, rfch, and warranted fast
collars? Alehoye0 o " HEIskELL & Co. :
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Dissolution.

DubIic Notice. have very laIse lot o. sI aIi
L terms OF choice marble work, which WI . =
Guiding some splendid large and small AoneTTITS
cost, If applied for soon, at MI: koha3Ss
ifeb22 Marble Works, g., AaIketS-He-- .
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LLPERSoNS indebted TO the late firm or o. w Heis.
kel d Co. by note book will please ma Ike
pay ment without delay. o. w. HElSKELL d co. -
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REMOVAL

- ECElVED this day, a la &c sssoctmE1t N ~
HI Cashmere hats OF the late Sprins StT. " "a
York and Philadelphia. Gentlemen wisbins' ~ ~
the best Eastern Factory, have one by csl,5 -
Main street, Wheeling Va. : AL
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THE FOREIGN NEWS PER THE HIM
BOLDT.


The following is fuller accoun, of wb.,
took place in the British parliament on n :.
18th ultimo, relating TO Louis Napoleon ga
his intentions
In both Houses of Parliament, on the III
interrogotions were addressed 10 the Cove
ment in reference to the incauticus soeeeh =.
Sir Charles Wood, at Halifax, in ybieh a.
conduct OF Louis Napoleon was attacked. 81.
Charles being absent, the Earl of Abe,9sa,
and Lord John Russell replied, 10 the sf,s",
that Sir Charles had no intention to be persoo
ally offensive 10 the Emperor.
Mr. Golden called the attention of The So.
rotary of Foreign Affairs to the letter in The
London Times, written by the Earl of Noun,
Edgecomb, who says he has private nsorna.
ton, OF On undoubted character, that the naysi
ornaments OF France are eventually to be en-.
ployed IN descent upon the English coast.
Lord John Russell replied by doubling the
correctness of Earl Edgecomb's information
and declared that the relations existing between
the two Governments were of the most friend
ly character. The Government had, there.
fore, not thought it necessary to demonstrate
with France upon the subject of her naval pre-.
parations.
The French Army was to be reduced 20 600
men.
The manufactures throughout France were
doing nothing.
Itaty.-Accounts from Milan represent the
recent outbreak as a small affair. The ring.
leaders had been hanged, and martial law Of
the most vigorous character established. The
Austrian Government dad placed military
Gordon along the frontiers of Switzerland.
Marshal Radeti ky states in a proclamation
to the soldiers, that "a were killed at Milan on
the night of the 9th. No disturbance had &C.
Cured in any other part of Italy.
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THE LATEST NEWS
CONGRESS-Tursn1r,

sKsATE.-The Chair laid before IN. g..
the seventh annualTepon of the regent. - ~
Smishsonian Institution; also, the report ne
coast survey. VI 'ne
The annual postrouie bill was con.;as,.s
and passed. CONSIDERED
The senate resumed the consideration os :,
civil and diplomatic appropriated Nh " ,ae
amendment proposed by Mr.. Mason. ~ 81. az
IS. nays SO. yeas
Several other amendments were debs.sd-
among the rect, one in relation TO the nax.ss:.
OF me creditors of Texas; which was si,ll =.
der discussion at eleven o'clock. ~'''
HOUSE Oh hEPREsEsTATryEs.-Th Hou..
went into a Committee of the Whols -. .0sss
state Of the Union, tMr. Harris, of Tenns.,,aate
in the Chair;) wherein the Senate's sm.nS
ments TO the army appropriation bill ~.
considered and debated until a late hour. 49,
the COMMITTEES rose. and the House adioprns1
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The Musical Excitement.

PHILADELPHIA, March l.-Notwithsianding
the deluge of rain that has been falling for two
days past, the mueical Juror is at its height
Alboni, in opera, last night, attracted most
brilliant audience at the Walnut street theatre,
and this evening Gottschalk's concert was at.
tended by an overHowipg throng, notwithslsnd-
ing the rain, at the Musical Fund Hall.
Madame Sontag and Max Maretzek have
not yet come TO terms. Max will, therefore,
Join the Aiboni troupe, with SaIvi and Marini.
Sontag will continue in New York until the lst
of April.
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BIRD.

At sea, on board ship Superb, Capt. Prentiss on
his way from Rio Janeiro to New Orleans. on the
4th February, ROBERT SEMPLE, 4th son of Jas
c. Crane of this city, in the 2lst year of his age.
On Wednesday, the Cd instant, of consumption,
Mrs ALLETHA DOBBS. Her friends are re
ouested to attend her funeral this afternoon, at
O clock. from Centenery Church.
HF Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy.
= The Funeral of the little daughter of Mfr.
VIM. Shields will be attended at his residence, On
23d street, today, at o'clock, P. nj.
His friends are invited TO attend
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ENLARGING Our brother COLE of the Abb
ingdon Virginian speaks Of charging. We ad
wise him not. 1t is great mistake, this en-
larging. Get smaller type, and print spirit
ed small sheet, that is convenient TO handle
and pleasant to read. 1t is far preferable to a
large paper, even if as good; bat where pa
pers grow larger they too often grow duller.
The most important point, however, is the fact
that, to the amount of the increased cost of the
larger sheet, the publisher is levying perma-
nent tax upon himself, without any additional
profit. Take our advice, brother c., and don't
enlarge.
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Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON, March DIR. Stones bust
of President Fillmore, in Italian marble, has a.
tracted numerous admiring visitors at the Con-
gressional Library TO day. 1t is said he 10
about TO execute similar bust of Pierce, in
American marble.
Sasceres' trial has been postponed until the
next term Of the court on account of the Illness
of q witness.
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In Senate, Tuesday, among the amendments
to the civil and diplomatic appropriation eals
was the following $4,000 to Clark Mills Tor
constructing the statue Of Jackson, and 10
make il the property OF the United States. Al
amendment for giving $4,000 to Hiram OS-
ers for his statue OF America, was debated and
reiartad
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Great F2ood-Iliaess of Jadgs Judsoa.

NEW HAVEN, March 1--we have contin-
ued heavy rains, and the water is ten inches
on level in the depot on the railway, me
tracks being completely submerged. Travel
is, however, but little impeded.
Hon. Andrew Judson, Judge Of the U. ):
District Court OF Connecticut is very ill, and
his life despaired of.
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ri OVICE.-We call the attention OF the pub.
IL lie to the Gutta Percha Pump. This
pump is constructed of India Rubber valves, work
ing through zinc tube, or an endless Gutta Per
cha Cord, the valves working in tightin the smooth
tube makes it at once a suction as well as lifting
pump; thus enabling it to draw water from any
reasonable depth and with less power than any
pump now known to this community Having
bought the patent right to this pump, offer for
sale country rights on reasonable terms, and in
vite those in want to call at Mr. Hardings stable, on
Franklin street, just below Odd Fellows Hall, and
see one in operation. We are prepared to have
pumps put up at short notice.
GEO. WATT e. CO, Franklin ct,
Next door to R. H. Dickinson's Auction House.
NH diff EcltN
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TAX ON PAssENGERs.-The Pennsylvania
Senate has passed the bill to repeal the act
laying tax on passengers passing over the
York and Cumberland railroad, with an
amendment abolishing the tax on passengers
over the Lebanon Valley railroad.
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PUTNAM's MONTHLY FOR MARcH.-We are in.
debted to West & Brother for copy of this mum.
Der. We find, as far as we have read, that it ad
mir ably sustsins the high character which the
first number won for it. In one of the articles,
8" How they live in Havana" we are presented with
several exquisite wocdcuts, the best we think, we
have ever seen executed in this country, repre-
sentng, in divers attitudes, the returned Califor.
mans luxuriating in the great city of the Antilles
The article are we goodleoking people, is full
of point, humor and sagacious remark. The lead
or, Japan" is very interesting article, upon a
very interesting subject
Thus far we have read, but no farther
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BOUND OvER.-Wilam }. Bowles was on yes
terday arragned at the Mayors court, on the
charge of lnterrupting Superintendent Valentine in
his official duty, while condemning some chickens
sold unlawfully at the upper market. The offence
was proven, and Bowles bound over in the sum of
300 to keep the peace.
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Arriral Of the Georgia-Upscards of g.
600 600 in G0Id

New YORK, March 1.-The steamer Geor-
gia from Aspinwsll has arrived, bringing BIZ
passengers, g, l25,000 in gold on freight, and
$500. 600 in the hands of passengers.
The Georgia reports that the Tennessee
passed the Columbus on the 9TH, $40 miles
north of Aeapaico, bound up. The owners OF
the Winfield Scott pronounce the report OF
her passengers being taken of by the Column
bus, and dying with the fever, TO be incorrect
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ITO THE LADIES.-MRS. EGBRET, AR.
4 tist in Hair. ACc.. heps to ictnrm the "A

FENO THE LADIES.-MRS. EGBRET, AR.
Il fist in Hair, &C., begs to Inform the La
dies OF Richmond and vicinity, that she will, for
short time, give instruction in every description of
Ornamental H sir Work, suitable for Rings, Brooch
es, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Devices, Mementoes, &c.
This interesting and elegant art may be perfectly
acquired in few lessons, on very moderate terms.
Mrs E. has also introduced a new and elegant
style of modelling Wax Flowers, &c. Specimens,
together with testimonials from several Ladies,
well known in this State, may be seen daily at Mrs
Cox's, Broad street, next door to the Theatre.
Agent for the sale of Dechants unrivalled Kaly-
dor, for whitening and identifying the skin La
dies visiting the sea side, or the springs, will find
this preparation invaluable. NH 3-3t*
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LADIES FAIR-The fair ladies of the Presby-
terrain Church, under the pastoral care of the Rev.
Dr. Hoge, are engaged in holding fair in Lafayette
Hall, for charitable purposes. From glance at the
tables and their lovely and graceful attendants, we
should say that Beauty had espoused the cause of
Charity. We recommend q Wait to the hall, and
liberal donation to this praiseworthy fair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-03

The U. s. Senate, Tuesday, voted $l41eolh
addition, to pay for the pasing Of Pennsylsania
Avenue, from l7lh stree, to Georgetown.
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The screw steamship City Of Norfolk, late
of the New York and Richmond line, is pre-.
pairing in New York TO take freight and pas
sengers to Australia.
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ALExAspRIA.-John Muir, tWhig,l was Oh
Tuesday elected Mayor of Alsxandria B, .
majority of 50 over George l.. Dexter, lDsr-
0crsll
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BAILED james Seignor, an Italian imprisoned
for misdemeanor, on yesterday was admitted to
bail In the sum of S100 and committed to jail.
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Correspondence ofthe Baltimore SUM-
OLD POINT COMFORT, Va, Feb. %.
A Dreadful Tr0OeG1r


A Dreadful Tragedy
One Of those shocking and fearful tragedies
that we occasionally read ofin the public prints
occurred here on Saturday last 26th instant.
A sergeant of this command, named Gould
man, who is possessed of a young and interest
ing wife, cut, stabbed, and otherwise MORALLY
wounded musician ofthe Cd regiment Of the
U. s. Artillery Band in such manner that no
died in about II hours after receiving the injury
Characterization of the sergeani's wife
The musicians name is VIM. Weldon or Wm.
Wallace. The sergeant, through the whole
course ofhis services in the u. ). Army, has
been generally esteemed for his quiet and or
Derby behavior and conduct. The U. s. Dis.
trict Court will take cognizance Of the matter
The officers here have taken all proper and lie.
climate measures in the premises.
Weldon alias Wallace was recently ATTACHED
to the Armory Band of Richmond. A letter
states that he received no less than IL wounds
with knife or dirk.
The Parkers burg Railroad B0nds-M
Successful Bids.
New YORK, March 1.-The bids for the
$2,500,000 of Northwestern Virginia lParkers-
burgl Railroad bonds were opened at IL O'Clock
to-day. The whole amount of bids amounts
ed to So, SAC, 600, ranging from par to $l0l 30.
The whole two and half million was award
ed as follows:
Duncan, Sherman s. Co. 81 100000 at sl0o
80.
G. II. Fisher 81, O00, 900 at SOL.
These rates are considered as denotng lne
high estimation in which the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and its Western connections,
are held by Northern capitalists.
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that hey employed nothing bat natural csuses-
and that those causes were merely such q be him.
self habisuaIIy set In motion, be believed q 6smly
a. he believed in his own existence. Mr.. Ander.
SON proved himself TO be not only - great Magi.
cians like Glendower, but ike Hotspur. 9 man Of
sense far above the weakness of believing what
be cannot account for TO be merely for that reason
supernatural.
The reputation Of Mr.. Andersonlas Magician, is
90 well established that 1t requires no commences
ton from us. His feats are wondenul-passing
vonderful-and a. beautiful as they are strange
DRILL BIZ THE Law GaExs.-The Law GREYs,
Captain France, viii parade this morning, at 10
o'clock, on the Capitol Square. These who are
fond of witnessing military maneuvres can have
{ he opportunity of rare qualification, by being
present.
THE RAPE CAsE.-The continued case OF Nor.
mant Quarry, charged with threatening to assault
George Cook, and with attempting to commit
raps upon the person OF Enanna Trainam, came up
before Alderman Glszebrook, who presided in the
absence of the Mayor, on yesterday. Elianna
Trainam is delicate little girl about eleven years
of age, while the beast, who perpetrated the rape,
is a stout, ugly looking fellow. Elianna testified
clearly to the commission of violence upon her
person in the feed room attached to the premises
of hr. Vest. 1t was committed in the absence of
any of the family. With q brutality at once
shocking and repulsive, Quarry set up the plea in
justification of his ACT, that he had had connection
with this mere infant several times before. The
statement probably false its face, and Quarry
was committed to Jail to await examination before
called court of Hastings, to be held on Wednes
day next.
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70 the notice ofDrLewis' lecture, IN our advertising
columns
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fIsHK JOURNEYMEN MACHTNIsTs.
\ BOILER MAKERS, MoULDERS AND
bLACkSMITHS OF RICHMOND are requested
20 assemble In the Pattern Shop Of the Tredegar
Works, near the Armory, on Tkis (rhursday)
hvoning, Of O'Clock, 70 consider matters Of i'm.
porsanee 70 all Come one come ell. mn 3-lt.
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~;e. and a half from this--that he should have
had more genius than all these great men COM
bined-and that nothing on earth should be
known Of him. 10 utterly incomrrehensible. IL
it not strange that some one Of his very hume
rous contemporary writers should not have
said something about him I IL il not strange
since from the directions given to the players
by Hamlet, we find he was, by no means, indif
terent to literary fame, that he should have al
lowed nearly one halfhi playsto be printed in
vItiated form during his life, without once
troubling himself TO correct the text Is itnot
s,rangel that somebody did not leave some re-
cord ofhim in some shape or otherf Let US sup
pose that if such a man were TO arise in these
days. could he possibly " keep on the noiseless
tenor of his wayf" without attracting more al
tention than Shakespeare apparently d.dt
would be impossible He would have to un-
dergo the martyrdem Of Lionhood, IN spite
of all his reluctance, of all mis- disgust, oil Gil
his contempt for those who might conspire 10
force il upon him. But we presume literary
toadyism had not commenced ITS reign IN ms
time, and il is fortunate for his memory that it
had not. Seen through the dim vista of ira
dition, he looms like demi.god 10 the imagi.
nation. Boswelism is sad enemy Of fancy.
THE WHEELING INTELLaGEECER.-Mr.O o.
liver P. Taylor, one of theediters of this paper,
is at present in Richmond, for the purpose of
increasing its circulation. AS Wheeling is
daily becoming gilmore and more Importance,
it will doubtless be a source of pleasure to
some of our readers to hear of its progress
from time to time. For that purpose we ven
ture to recommend the latelligencer. 1t is
handsomely printed sheet-it is edited with
spirit and intelligence-and is published daily,
tri-weekly and weekly-the weekly being fur
nished at the low price of one dollar. MIR. T.
is at the Columbian, where those who feel dis
posed to become subscribers can find him at
all times during his stay.
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BELvIDERE MANUFACTURING CoMPANY-We
examined, yesterday, some envelope or post office
paper, manufactured by this company which OBJ
tanned prize medal in the Worlds Fair in 1851, at
tracted general attention and elected warm encomi
ums, because of its superior finish and texture 1t
is, indeed, besutfularticle, and is accounted the
best manufactured in the United States. We would
remark here that this company supplies paper of
all colors and varieties for printing and other pur
poses They have every facility fol- furnishing
excellent paper, and viii yield the palm of supe.
riority to no mandatory of similar character
North or South OF Mason and Dixons line. We
say, then, to our merchants and publishers, patron.
lie your own Southern industry, especially when
it furnishes you with excellent and lowpriced ar
ticles.