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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-02
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

STEAM MARBLE WORKS.,
&C MARKET ST, WHEELING, Va. s
UNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
in the East for the supply OF Marble anq con con
tennlating the erection OF Steam works. he would invite
lie attention Architects Builders, and the public IN gen
eral 10 the inspection his stock, consisting OF th
Egvti5n Sienna American other Marbles of the finest
qualities which can be sold lower than other establish
mcnt in the west. .----. -.
stock before purchasing elsewhere. :, -,
His work is done in most elaborate style, anu lie
would invite the attention of purchasers to examine his
stock Satuary other carved work Mon9ments Gen.
oaphs Tombs Head and stones, &C. and Grave yard
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior acil
tiles supply this work at prices ta
any other establishment in the country .
e . ~ ~ MICHAEL J. RoITAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
ucpAIso csloned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones,
+J,a lowest trade nriceS. va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27
Talk on Change.

The attendance yesterday. WAS rather thinner thsn
usual The tah turned upon the Indictment Of the Grand
Jury against certain city Aldermen Regret expressed
that time not allowed the Jury TO complete their In
restgatons and 1t hoped that the subject would not
be dropped by the judicial authorities until the whole
should be thoroughly sifted and exposed
Merchants have q deep stake in q wire and proper
ncipal government They heavily taxed and It has
been Of regret that they have taken more
active interest in city politics. Trained practical par
suits and to strict habits of punctuaty, they seldom
ever, fail making good and upright public officers, in
proof Of which have only refer to long list Of
spectacle and Efficient city May taken from the mer
cantie profession-snd it Is pity that Of them
could not be found wiling to al the Offices of Aldermen.
&c. They also make excellent posme sters, collectors
Sc merchant speaking this very point, yesterday
thought the public interest greatly suffered account Of
the exclusion absence of practical from public Of
fees.
Al regards city railroads, merchants divided. We
believe a majority favorable 10 them, provided the
roads could be fairly built and made yield proper
revenue to the city.
There was some conversation about the cabinet and
the opinion expressed that its composition whole
still in doubt and would not probably be made public till
the 4tb pro1imo.
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mara, were tie mot fatal Ac-te in31Amnnat3ons
Of The leading organs carried away Afty per
sons. Of whom twenty died nom infann-
Of the brain, and six from n animation Of The liver
The cases Of sudden deatl were cansed either by
apoplexy or RENE age. Tie 70 mer disease swept
away twelve p IRONS, and SIX suff fom the latter
inhrmity The infantile mortality was very large.
Ore hundred and fifteen oh dren died in their first
year and two hundred and twenty-five had not at
tanned ten. There was one case from cholera infan
tum. The remaining deaths were caused by small
pox, measles, Group, marasmus, and dropsy In the
head. Three died from the irritation of teething.
An abstract of the places Of nativity Of the deceased
shows that two hundred and seventy nine were born
in the United States, sixty came from Ireland, twen-
ty.six from Germany, one from Turkey, and the re
mainder from other distant countries.
The case Of the members Of the Common Council
in contempt, is still in allegiance. The Aldermen
are yet enjoying ottum cum dignitate, and are no,
in EIdridge street prison. any other stoney limits
but for the present, may be seen at their respective
residences by any Of their personal friends and ad
mirers The Court has deferred their decision TO
whether the to the nterrogatories o. Alder
RAN Sturtevant, should commit him on purge him
from the contempt.
The Coroner held three inquests yesterday upon
the bodies of children, two OF whom were burned,
and the other scalded to death by accident Mothers
should be more careful not to leave infants of tender
age alone to fire, with matches so that they
can tilt scalding water or coffee upon their persons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

ANIMAL OF Mns. PRnMnuw PMnG-Mra
Franklin Pierce arrived In town yesterday
afternoon, en- route for Washington She ID at
the Astor House. She is accompanied by the
Hon. Charles G. Atherton.
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Ua1ssA 9oA1ss Dosex1Se Aesssnsyss Omss.
Pa A-WR p. Rsgsrs, 1Ess s0aw e <As sSsUnship
Useh WA3s1 arrested upsn ths . No. - Hsssnr
one Of the ships company IN cruel and anusuaI an.
Der and - ship just ab"ut to - sea- aud
the cate se not an one he was set &C ber
tyupon executing SUFFICIENT bond with surety for hs
nearaneo n the end Of the voyage.
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Law intelligence

srppvrs CouRT oY UNITED arA1fa, Feb. Y.--So
76 Henry D. HUFF ct al, plaintiffs In error, W C. j.
hutchinson ct al The argument Of this was con
Tn ued by Governor Seward for the defendants In error
az concluded by Mr. Cbatheld for the plain F In
No H. John q. Goeser ct al, appellants, Joseph w.
meier ct al--The argument Of this cause was com
q enssd by Mr. Quinn, for the appellants. Adjourned.
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To the Busins:s and General = Public ,. !. /.

To the Buslness and General FubHc. =
BRANCH AcDONNEII, Auctioneers, lib Fulton street,
New Yors are now prepared to receive consisnments
nitare, paintings. panofortes, &c, &c, upon which
they win make liberal advances and viii make re
turns Immediately after every sale. They are no Y
making preparations for their 6rst large ale of fur
niture paintings fancy goods &C. whicn will take place
In few days Parties intending 10 send in goods for this
Med also prepared TO give attention to out door
sales II every description References-Messrs. VIM ii.
Cary Co, A. Il II. 3. Thorp, ID. J. Sadier, Co,
Pattison, Adams, Co., Phelps Kingman, Hudson
Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27
Domestlc MlscelIany.

Hon. Peter d vroom declined The apoo,n.u.n AZ
Chief Justice Of New Jersey.
Nat Hshop was chosen last week. by q primary elee
master Of that town. '
Jehn Bright has declined the democratic n0nsnst On
" the sfnes Of Governor Of Ternes4ee.
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We are permitted to make the following extract from
pvbte letter received in this city today from OF
own citizens, temporarily resident in Havana
The letter " dated February 18th. In describing visit
10 NatanxAs, the writer remarks I've the most
pleased with the sugar plantation of Mr. Jenks. II is
situated about three miles from Msianzss, quite high
ground In front Of the house there is beautiful Aowcr
garden and In the extended valley below several
large sugar plantations be fine view u also
obtained o! the high mountain, "Panamatan1as," five
miles distant There IL large fruit garden in the
Of the house distant view Of the is had from this
fine spot 1t Is at sufficient distance from the water, how
ever be removed from all dampnsss arising therefrom
This is the residence Of Mr. jerks and he has
kindly rendered the honse, servants &c, TO Mr. King
the Vice President elect during his stay the asnd
including his two nieces nephew secretary and servant
reques ted TO Mr. King and urge bis acceptance
Of the offer This morning had the honor OF inter
view with him. found him very low indeed. He
sitting in his chair having passed soersbly comforta
BILE night He has troublesome cough and cxpectoraes
considerably He somewhat refreshed since his arrival
upon the issnd but voice Is low snd indicates great
debility During conversation he alluded TO General
Pierce with great respect Nr. King has concluded 20
accept the hospitality of Mr. Jenk and intends TO 10
Masnzas rext Tuesday, although he said he did not do
with much encouragement hope OF Anal recovery
believe there Is location upon this Island which will
he beneficial to Mr. Rngs health the place TO which he
ia going is the But have great fear that he win
never regain his strength He has scarcely Ave pounds Of
hesh upon his body
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eade Rrothers Daguerreotype Caller,

Meade Brothers DaguerreotyPc Galleries,
sentainr the largest and best collection in the city
Their pictures have awarded medals at every Fair
where they have been exhibited, ncluding the Worlds
Fair London all Of which can be seen ut their rooms
we'll presents and complimentary letters from the
crowned heads Of Europe No. 233 Broadway, first oor
nm at airs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

BY Letters Patent secure1in 1870. PulvormA.
Electric Voltsc Chains constructed to
under the garments the most disco
very medicine and electricity q the present day They
relieve without pain shock simultaneously acute nsr
rains such head ant tOOthe ache rheumatic
PAINS tic dolorcux &c. and by their mild but contn
and preceptble action the body diseases of years
ss.s I,sr ~ . q py miracle
They have been applied with the greatest success II all
these dreadful diseases in children commonly called con
and disorders Of the bowels. They precipitate me-
tails from their solutons, deoompose ~ater, defect
the Magnetic needle n 'h S .. the
nants producing those effects weigh about two ounces
be folded In apockst book are always ready for
xuardng himself family and friends, &c. against that
aumbsr II diseases and complaints in which mild stream
ing electricity Is perfectly ssfs certain and xoodsrfal
& 10 Is; batteries, sl6 70 s92 50.
lnsrs's may seem the sbOys facts any person car
truth. The importance Of the invention has been 10
hewlsdged In America by the Academy Of Medicine Of
success In the medical colleges the City Bellevue and
Wards Island Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital, &ei 10
n tbs hSy;1 oSsSss o. pscisns :. N. S sas
St Paris; BY the imperia! faculty at venna By the
Royal faculty Berlin and other scientific institutions
Of the highest ORDER including the principal hospitals In
The propr.ssors IN possession Of te,Nmopials tc
Ne effect from all the above institutions In Anne
hea. ana Europe as wen - Of the most eminent and
distinguished members Of the profession In both hsmi
spheres, and invite the public 70 examine them.
snd for scientific men-wth copies Of testimonials
md number Of cured In New York and Europe,
may be obtained gratis It the Office They viii Be for
70 answer TO prepaid Inquiries containing three oen
No. sos broadway corner of Prince street
Tn. Arrival OF the Ship Hendrick Hudson
from London having on board an invoice Of Charles
London Cordial Gin win enable those who could not get
their orders filled last week to what amount
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WAHlNeroS, Feb. %, 1853.
Iiearn from good authority that the following gentle
men win be appointed 70 the Offices attached to their
VIM. l. Marcy. Secretary % state
James Guthrie. ....................... . Treasury
Caleb Gushing Attorney General
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March 4 Go = Improved Elastic Suspender
Shoulder Brace for expanding the chest and preserving
symmetry Of form-adapted to men, womep and children
abdominal supporter; ladies' sustaining Md compress
ing belts OF the most nppros cd patterns
MARSH & CO., No. * Maiden lane.
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Extra Session Of the United states Senate.
pROCI. ATION.

The attention OF the President having been sailed 70
the proceedings Of Congress ct the close Of session
the attn Of March, 1851 from which II appears that the
constitutional term Of that body held Aot TO have
notice having been issued AgrseAbly former usage
the Senate ut eleven O'Clock M the Ath o.
March next and II Is apparent that such call is In conflict
with the decision aforesaid
Now, therefore, well for The purpose OF removing
ell doubt to the legality Of such call Of estabshing
precedent Of what Is deemed proper mode OF converting
he Senate Miard Fillmore, President Of ths United
States Lave considered it 10 be my duty 70 Issue s my
proclamation, revokng said csn and hereby declaring
that extraordinary occasion requires the nste Of the
United states To for the Transaction OF business
At the Capitol In the City of Washington, Friday
the Attn day Of March next At twelve o'clock at Of
that day OF which all who ahsll at that time be entitled
act members Of that body, hereby required 70
take notice.
Given under my hand and zeal this 9th day Of Febra
ary AID. 1863 and OF the independence Of the United
States the seventy seventh.
(Sgned) MNI.4KD FILLMORE
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YsP Oale &C Aus0sa, a Monday, 9eeh No.
ysary. y 4. j. BnCKkk, It the hsrchan6' kxshangs,
tue b houses and lots In ksnde bstwesn Green
wsh and Hudson VII. -Nos l4o and IA No. 1l6, lot
2bx67 house three stsries basement and under cellars
No. 4 lot 25x75 house t~o stories attic basement and
lar building connected with the street by an al ey way
between the two houses All the above will be sold In
lot The property be at any time kadore the
sale The three houses all newly built. and in first
rate order.
81. Marks Place Property for Sale ut Aucs
sion COLE Chiffon will sell at the Merchants Ex
change Monday February 28h ut twelve o'clock that
valuable houe and lot No 80 st Marks place, 81 feet
inches by 100 feet Sale positive and without reserve
see Auction sales.
Valuable House md Lot for sole mt Auction.
morrow Monday 18th inst ut IL O'Clock the house
and lot No w St Marks place. will be sold at the Aer
chants Exchange, by COLE Chiffon, Auctioneers.
sale without reserve The lot Ia 81 feet inches by Ito
cent tie day Of the sale per cent on the lt OF
March, when the deed will be delivered the balance can
remain on bond and mortgage for q limited time ut the
option Of the purchaser. Sec auction sales
Lnces and EmbrOidcrles at Genin,s Baasar. ST.
I'd of March, Genn will at the above estabis
his new DEPARTMENT OF Rces ard embroideries and he
would therefore respectfully invite the attention Of the
ladies' of New York h carefully selected stock OF
finest laces and emb oderes that the world renowned
factories Of Frav and German, produce; Also
choice assortment, Of ladies' Paris bonnets All Of which
were selected personally by Mr. Genn, and received by
the last steamer. Gepin's Dazaar St. Nicholas Hotel
513 Broadway.
Exeelsior!-Spring Fashion for Gontlemcn'g
hats. BEEBE CO. 1876 Broadway.
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in each Of tie oevep years closing with Dec amber 1867


From thin win DO that the prize Of lead hss I'D
ynnced since 1872 81 is per cent and the prise Of
mineral, during tbs same time. 100 per cent
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TEL Egg APHIC.
mon 4 REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

General Pierce is receiving calls Of ceremony At his
apartments at Wizards this morning, admitting at
time The rush is not great It Is not generally known
that he IL ready TO receive promseuous visiters
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2o-s p. /.

WAIusdrUN, rec. No. Il. ID.
The pressure Of members and Office bcggars around
General Pierce to-day his visit TO the capitol
disgusting Nsither Mr. Speaker Boyd the presiding
officer OF the Senate extended to the President elect the
courtesy Of inviting him on the aoor of their
houses.
Mr.. NcClelIand takes the Interior Department, and
Judge Campbell the Post Office 1t is matter OF regret
that Mr. hcC1eands services not retained for the
Post Office Departmental post req uiring the very quail
fcatons that genuemans Congressional proved
him possessed of.
jefferson DAVIS teisgra ed last Tuesday, to come
here.
II IL known that just after the election, Mr.. Nichol
son. of Tennessee, offered position in the cabinet,
and declined IT, nd that the only position offered
Mr.. Hunter the Treasury The declnation OF both
those gentlemen caused entire construction Mr..
Marcy then came into play.
The statement that Louisville editor coming here
to take the direction of the Union, is fabrication.
learn from the best authority, that the Union win
tnue under the sole editorial control OF General Arm
strong. KY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

Truases.-Marxh Il Co., No. = u Maiden lane,
N T. have just imported from Paris large assortment
Of the most improved French trusses consisting Of silver
plated springs with ivory and gutta percha pads Also
. general assortment Of bathing trusses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

Diamonds, In lots to suit Wholesale md Nc
tail custemers--Clnster diamond pins rings together
with extensive stock Of fine solid gold caery at the
manufacturer prices for sale at the factory Of the sub
seriber 381 Broadway up stairs Of White
DAVID RAFT, Manufacturing Je weller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

Marble Mnntels--A Large Assortment, for
sale cheap, at HARRIS, corner Ninth street and Third
avenue.
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So SO for French Patent Leather Boots, OF
the best quality made to order, at Hunts 443 Broad
way Dress bots at So So water proof boots 81 So Try
them and win feel kati fed you have saved from 81
to -. J. HUNT 446 Broadway between Howard and
Ora nd streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

L. Braudlos 4 Colby Letters Patent, Iss0od
September l6th 1851. = Manufacturers Of bron9e co
ors god half gold, silver and metal leaf factory corre
a Bond and Pacific streets Brooklyn office No II Cedar
street. New York. beg publish their greatly reduced
prices viz NO. 1000, 50 5000, S. SO 200 IS 500
a.; tOO -; 200 81 80 Less ten per cent discount POI
pound ak months terms Our long and fAvorably
Known bronze colors extensively used for bronzn
sse, etc, and viii compare favoraby With any nporss
article although far, far cheaper.
NEW YORx, January 8, 1863.
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world at kelly & FERGUSON'S, Nos 289h Broadway
and "a Reade street Dealers supplied from first hands
Shades warranted to stand any climate, and sold lower
than at any other establishment NJ B-Store church,
and other large shades painted and letered to order ia
superior Style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

0oursusi's Liquid Hair Dye u, without e1-
seption reservation tho rory best invented Be
ware Of puRed dyes. Equally celebrated u Gourauds
Aedcated soap for curing pimpiss feoles sanowness
chaps rouehnsss no. Poudre Subtitle uproots hasr from
any part Of Inc body. Liquid Rouge LILY Whe, and Hair
Gloss, at O. Walker streot Broadway.
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Professor Morse's Inv1gorating Elixsr, Oh
Cordial, the eighth wonder u the botanic world.
NERVOUS prsKAtGa

No language convoy adequate idea Of the mime
date and almost miraculous change which It occasions b
The diseased debitstcd, and shattered system
Cd organization 1t rsbrsced revvifed and bu mp
The mental and physical symptoms Of nervous disease
ish together under its influence Tho STOPPING trembling
victim Of depression and debility becomes mAnhs
stands erect; he with arm step ms mind which
Was previously sunk In gloom, on almost Miotc apA
thy becomes bright boyant active and he goes forth
refreshed regensrsted and ooocons Of vor 70 his
aecustoaned occupations Nor II tbs eaeot temporary
On the contrary the relief is permanent for the cordial
properties Of the medicine reach the constitution itself
and restore II 70 its normal condition Well may the
preparation h onled the
Bod by RING General Agent for the United Statss
1e2 broadway, and BY druggists generally.
Is put In pint Dostss with tho words "Dr Norses
hvgorstnx Cordial blown the glass. Prioo % per
bottle tvo b0usa o. i've bottles Ter el2 and ~ pr
AOGen
R-Ymnox4a M aHvtoa a0oorr nam Ia saoh b0ttLo
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Mxth-mAxks, p0lypus, scixrhous cancers,
tmogs, moleA, and oil removed from the
Ase body, by painless external application All per-
interested win be perfectly sasaed Of the fact BY
sng the Office Of the subscribers 192 Second avenue
ssenAr Of Twelfth street. HARVEY WALLACE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

Wigs and JOupee1s-modhurM ~ he0rus
mandatory for these articles celebrated In all parts
Of the world Persons wrhng light elegant, and dura-
BILE wig toupse warranted not 10 shrink or change
color can be surely suited Also, brads Of long hair,
front braids, &c. a Maiden lane. Cut this out.
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WAgs and Toupees.-Datslaelos'a New Style
Of Wigs are the NEST perfect imitation Of
ture yet invented Those wanting very superior article
shouh call at RATCHHORS celebrated wig factory No.
Wall street. whore Be found the largest and best
assortment in thu city. Copy tho address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

Hair Dye.-BatchcIOF'b CeIebrnton IhquSu
HAIR Dye the best yet discovered for eolorng the hair
sr whiskers the moment 1t 10 applied me wonderful
ease and certainty with which this favorte and old
iabFshed hair dye performs astonishing II for sale
or applied, At BATUIFlOR6 wig factory, No. Wall
slussA
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70 No. SO Nassau street. would respectfully call th
attention of their friends and the public GENERALLY 10 hei
sortment Of blank books paper, and stationery arti eA
Of which they keep hand complete and well seleete
ssoek Bill heads cards, circulars, checks &C., 1.-the
sphed printed tn order Blank books ruled and boun
70 any pattern required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

Hernia Enectuslly cured by Marsh's newly
improved light sef adjusting truss Unque ,tionabe
given 70 those who have been radically cured and
their usses thrown aside. Open until In the evening
MARaH co No. * Maiden lane.
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Dr.. Il. Brown. sthe Grea4 DsrofulA D0seOr, "
oee 147 Grand scientific treatment Of ssrcfu
= aasuredy obtaiDsd of Dr.. Brown, located 81 lA1
Grand street New Engiands cured have paid him many
isbtH Of grStituAe New FORK has the Offer Of hill
rvises. Ys aaistsd ssiGs time and call on him. ere
- 700 kte.
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urer or Shirts NAV nchleye

Even a Manufacturer OF Shirts may achieve
. nat oDal reputation Probably there is not cicy
town In the Union where GREEN'S shirts not liked
Of the plus Ultra OF shirt mailing. and wnare his
proverbial pr nctuality in filling orders Is unknown No
Aston House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

The Arrival OF the Ship Hendr1ck Hudson
from London, having on board invoice Of Charles
London Cordial Gin win enable those who could not get
their orders filled last week procure what they
may require Office Of the Importer No. Park place.
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Spring Clothing, made mp In the most Fosh-
onable and durable manner possible, at oil times
procured advantageous terms, for cash at H. l. F0S
TERS clothing establishment q Cortlandt street. A
large stock Of winter clothing which will be sold at great
" reduced prices