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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
VI HEE, i ) ING. j
EapRINGOR faS3.
s, WIN. r. gsELBY.
lWH0I,ESAII III aDEiALERsIN
q Foreian = Domestic 81 Dry Coo Ssood .As

Foreign s. Domestic Dry Goods la, =
No. LII Main ST., West side, bettveen Monroe ana
'esA.'tFt ~ si5ssi5ft Union sls. ,s3h slssf9
asa9B Wheeling, Wa.,t lia L geais,i3 81
rs NOW inreeept Of his Spring stock Of Dry Goods
il and Notions, direct from importers and Manuactu.
Ters. Comprising as complete and Desirable stock Of
goods adapted to the trade this section as be found
In any houte, VEST TO which would respectfully
invite the attention Of retail dealers; consisting OF
DRESS GOODS. u
Inb black silks apaeas, foplns, lawns de laines
hams with very large stock OF prints OF the best
makes and coors. Also bopnets, ribbons, n1ngs anu
other trimmings In variety = And tot 9is bE tlai2
q sF,,st. b4i MINIS WE Ar Il. & ssef z;
In cloths cassimers snttinetts, mertno casstmeresi
jeans tweeds and summer clothss also Dem
nis blue drills, brown inens linen drss nRnkeeps and
other such goods, very ssrab;e 4 lso
mems boys palm hats Ieghon and Canton atss sot
WOOL brash hats with full stock OF linen and cot@
ton baggng seamless bags buraps table crash
drirgs iicings, checks ehirtlg stripes, ec.s brown
and beaohed m1slins; with good stock of white goods
NOTION LINE. o
Ascanbrics aconets Irish linens iiaees threads but
toms hosiery cloves combs etc in all their variety
My whole stock will be found uns,rpass as well in
and style as In prices. sf f.sM q y =. ~.
MARIO ~. s5ts4z5 no W. q. Eot4Lo1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
Thonas "a. Gibson,-

PLUMBER AND GAS BITTER
No. s Union st, opposite c. HI Berry Rope store.
DEGsIeAve to inform his friends and tie publ gen
D eral that he continues to carry the plumbing and
gas fitting III various branches and respectfuy so
citsa share OTpubl patronage.1FG a5.i.., "
mon and patent hydrans, cstern pumps, bath boilers
water closets wash basins cold water fountains or NO.
shower baths bath tubs, lead and iron cnque
chemical apparatus etc. Factories, etc htted up with
dispatch. Il 81 yS.Ltt Il ,ss if.llf z, 10
Aorders left at the above place will be thankfully re-
ceIved and promptly att ended to.
: n-Ali orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. .. tt ap6-oma
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
5nloa EIhE: q ]. L.T6s Ralllaors 1saa b saIard

has the following: Is s. - 5--7' : q
!, Weunderstand that the guarantee proposed /
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad company
month ago to the Union Line Of Steamers ruhni1
on the Ohio river between Wheeling and I,oui
vile, was not accepted by them, aud that anolRe
proposition, looking to the continued connectio
ofthe two great Interests, was presented to th
Directors of The Railroad sat their late meeting.,
The subject was referred to the hands Of aspect
COMMITTEE, who were iis.ructetf 10 ptoceed 1fortl
with to Wheeling and arrange compromise 1
the whole leRlatter, Every confidence is felt th-
this step VIII lead to d satisfactory conclusiont
the negotiations, and consequently secure the fu
therihtiuence OF this popular line OF steamels
connection with the road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
MoLURE HOUSE,
IJ.A1GHs cARRoI.I PRoPEt1 & 2 Or. Or

q, WHEELING, VA. ;5, .s.,,.. ~.
isen Tecently conililetcd cost OF over
and FURNISHED IN the very best style Y sontaiS IN; p
in use the best Eastern Hoteis anu
IN allrespects for first class House;
The Proprietor having been lis
,tbs hest Hotels is determined 70
IN style to none west or Sls
TectfnIiy solicit their IsyoIi ls-e2iss
= n 575Fs SUGAR CURED III HAAiS.
40 TIRRCRs, supeTior uEticles sjust
~ sae bs sss Tvs ~ latsas.l'Ae
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1Pemberton House.

WHEELlNCT, Va. g-.T.N - -,
the public genera that he has located in the con- con,
Iooj;onS hrrk build;ss " formerly known as the st,
and thoTollea repaired and retted it, and Is
prspa entertain in good STYLE n
c, fe Landing and he Depot OF tho BAT
niore and Ohio Railroad, nordng or e
nrooFiet5r respectfully invites the attention ol nus ou
friends to his house and socits share of public
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

TTIN RoLR, at t6i 1lstn W 8nsellng, Y Snog 9{
/ VV opening his second STOCK 9l tnpss
l.er and buekskin shoes. n1sfi's wear
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

ISout notice yesterday Of the death of oolona1s
Joseph Cameron, we inadvertently stated that tts
was resident of Charleston, Kanawha count.n,
1t should have read churlestown, jefferson -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

TAE Washington Star learns that the sureties.
Mr.. Collier have very recently paid over an al
gregate ofabout sis, 900 on account of the bats
ance due the United Safes itOm that genaema
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

REsu,rED.- 1T willb seen by our advertisil,
columns thattbe steamer Stephen Bayard, Cal
BoOtl, has resumed her regular trips in the Whe
ling and suntish trade.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
Spring and Summer CIotnlI15. !IL.l5
sTEIPHE,N RICE, Merchant Tailor,

pgrEs gTEs4fiN IN + RICE, Merchant Tailor,
SNGnNcFs IN his old friends and custome and the
public generally that havi re a
0TISE IKater Sir et splendid assortment OF Cto1ttS
Of every color quality and VARIETY ri Yys r9i4 ia % ss
recently selected by himself in the @
suitable for the Spring and Summer, and Yhlon W
nm TO ord eT at the shortest notice. IN the ees
,ati1sT and iatest styIe, emt
erbraces shirts of every kind, Collars CLaYats, au
isrcbeGs Gloves Undo SIirts, Drawers, Stoclnes anu
every article kept in Gentlemens general VI a.I
Store you want the best oGt II the trsst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
Something worth seeing!
A mr. An TS'

NEWi .CLOT HIN Fi2FtUU . NJ !.
TTAVING now completed my rooms am oettcr @ Pre- Pre-
III narcd TO accommodate my customers thah eveLpe'
fore and at such prices as viii asonsh tne
Come on and try Remember thai my pace Is 4is "
door above the old corner long occupied by me- LIS
seless for me undertake to enunlerate my SLosh the
variety is so great. ie2o A. M. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

New Music Store.
si,ns Of tI,e Gsrecinn Trigohnm, No. 190
Main Street.
-, j. sFICKIESoN would respectfully an.
FzsJ98sf 1nounce to the citizens OF Wheeling and VI
81 1cinity that he has Just opened new and
= ELEGANT establishment for the sale OF Vlotns,
C;uars Vionceos Flagolets, Flutes, Flies, Aecorue'
ons, Banjos and Tamborines. Brass instruments inc
Instruction boos for all of Instruments, and for
singing. - -, j, (, a., leo +ho
newest Songs Dues ETC., and tho very best Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. ,,,,..
Claronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks also Vloh ana et@i
Screws Violin Finger and Tall Boards
Bows for ViolinceTo and Violin. . .,,;.h,F
A. Kleoer's Furniture Polish, for renoVRIIs
Furturc such as Pianos Cabinets Steam Boats or any
Also for sale by the Agent Kleber Pianos
first best manu etnIe In the United g @ In
haln,s Hailet and Aens celebrated Boston Elan9s Sc
Agent for the make Of Carhardt and Needhams Faeeht
MeIodeons. .. L. d. +.o,,iro1
a est prices. y.
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erlc"H'S' r'sIL'' ESm SaeinreE. : : =.
Wheeling Silk Factory.

Wheeling Silk Factory.
MERIcAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
santil articles the various fabrics now IN use az
r Ills SILK FACTo.sY; Main Street, Centre Wheel.
ing The in such matters to Sa anu see
chase Wholesale retail can be supplied onreasoa'
able terms Gs SoreI adjoining The Factory, OF AZ & a.
Al A,ISnisi s Forbs' A. o. Eairchd's Marsh O. ray
ioris and O. w. HeisklIs Wheeling, Va anu al James
PiebaTison,s Furnishing Ware House, No. 49, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. - .,,,, -, 1.,,o ,.ror
the HIG HEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver meuais'
Ayerican Institute New York, Franklin
PhiIsdepbia and Ohio state Fair We are eons'antly
anuIacurng and stock is now large anu n
silks friIges crnvats handkerchefs, Of white blacE
In5 fTeI and printed all the newest styles, made OF
silk tledand plain Also, shirts, drawers
and half hose for gentlemen ~ ,,or
lean manufacture variety osllks prompt
ly executed ,,,-,. .s,,,. ,uh, =
MetChahtS"ie S"4" John w. GILL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
-----5 EAGLE SASH FACTORY.
ETT a & DE ~ d. CO.,

d -.-es sFlAGIE SASH EACIOtN
LIAS DE ~ 8 @ O.,
MANUFACTURERS OF OF Il
Doors, MOuldings, Sash ana HeMltp4' y Il
CRETRE WHEELING, VA. & 81
HrAvINCS compIeted our extensive Factory, We
now preparedt to fill orders for sash ana
every size. :, IL, s.a,ss::. bIe to open
te TO order. Every variety OF nou9lngss
from fourth bead inch ogee are Sn t
ysrietv ofi.asteTs and ATchitr YES made 10 OF
Venitian shutters, either OF
Sl Tb can assure their and the public
That the above named are Al
ended 10 promptly, and goods vel LOT
sb;1nihs III MAG sLlAs DEW g 20: .,
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DRUGS, MEDicIN
GEORGE MEEJDEL..
No1GA, lInin atreet,

IT S now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS,
IL MATS AND MATING. Also Table and Floor Ote
Cloths all widths and keeps constantly on hand lag
assortment OF Furnature OF every deserpton Gilt anu
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates enpSl
and TTanspaTent Window Blinds, Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers Varnish, Hatrcoth, Curled hair'
nTg Sacling Bottons Brass and Mahogany Stair Ruds
eet ali oThe win be sold at the lowest pTces aug9t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
Look ait This!

LLthose who are desrous of pFeserving the memory
or themselves and friends can do so, most ehec
ay by calling without delay, at L. Tarhelrs Dasuer-
reolype Rooms al the cprHer OF Main and ddls
Centre wh9eng and procure for each those
lures which cannot be obtancd with the same degree OF
beauty and excellence elsewhere n{hs city. ..it
~ Corner of Main and Biddle streets, 81
so 'tS = iii - 81 senfre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
sTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

z sc MARKRT ST., wHEEL1NGs va.
HE sUBscRIBER having made an
eTnpIang the erection OF Steam works. he wonln
the attention Architects and the PUBLIC
Egytan Sienna American and other Marbles OF the hnest
Qualities which sold lower than
fnent in the west. 4, A.. ..5t...4t lilo
Dealers would find 1t to their advantage
stock before purchasing esew here :, !, lie
yvorl is done in the most elaborate Style and ne
invite the attention purchasers to examine MS
otsnhs Tombs Head foot stones SSe and Grave yafH
work every variety being enabled 9y nus
any oil er Establishment in the country -{IH ffg
HtehsS s'' 'S - ~ MICHAEL j. ROHAN,
Sse.a Marble Mason and Vault Binder.
t..,.;ned Plaster Hydraulic Cement, PlastcT
s and NodeIs and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
ntf he lowest trade prices. u y. =. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

n J,fVlSE & BRoTHE X, nlanulas turers OF Boudoit
81 Grand and Square Pianos request the special atten
ton or female performersS to late and inn
the KEYS 81 the sa6 plano can be regulated to HARD or
soFTTouon suit the exact easc strength Of the
touch is otIi frsts ltimpo 1t were vain to talk
ne tone the kt ~ are not Of ilse and
strument will remain unznow1 Z hose WHO Moad
piano should not fail to give this invention trial
Seebuaineaa circulars which may be had free OF post
age, by addressing manuia ctnrers.
rn,roe BALTIMoRE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

Co-Partnership.
II HAVE this day associated with me in business, Mr.
il OLA .4ZAN NFs, late OF tvh ceiling Va, y 81 -
Baltimore Feb 1st, 1853, ias ICE lcEAEth HEIR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

5a44sg Mondays, Wednesdays g. NJ
Fridays ALABAMA \ "a u -
Cant D. P. NlcKERsoN, leaves Cleveland Tuesdays,
Tursdays a Saturdays, at So,clock, r on arf1Va! OF
Snress Trains from Pittsburgh and Buffalo, running
fbTotghto Tblkdo in hotrsi Competing with the
Morng Fxpress Train Chicago, Chicago In
te aiteTnooT with Michigan, Southern K r.
line for all ports Lake
Train al G. a g. ~. r. R. for Galena and Dubuque
with Express Train Chicago aud Island Rail Road
for La Sale. in connection with Illinois River ille OF
Steamers for Peoria, Naples and St t9eis making ne
diTecf JotLe Chicago Milwaukee Racine henosha
VVankesan Sheboygen, and all other ports on Lake Mch
gan.5 sl j.. 4; tt. nooo.t ,srfsct order
no expense has could add to the comfort
or safety OF passengers ,r..s r,c.
5Rach boat abundantly s;ppneu with
Spars, and Ii e Preseryers- =. u, &
Passeprers viii find this Route to possess advantages
not enoycd by any other and by taking It they avoid
ling and ride to Toledo over new ana
Railroad; the boats running along the south shore
nre less exposed OF storms upon the lake
TO passage directly and along the north
shore. - X :. -, yco ,,;,.. ,.o 49, -;
any other Lake and Raroad route. as,,fi : / a
Through Tickets 10 chicago and all Ports on Lake
Michigan can be procured at the office OF s. G. BASER
IWbce1inS nr on boar Il the Steamers WINCHESTER and
DIURNAL .,.sr,, ,.a5 =. Z az. - ~. IL {, D..
@ by giving teir checks to the Baggage Agents
nf y fSs line ON the Carsor at the Depot =
VI tno 9no - ' - - VS. S. C! sBAKEKI Agept,sa
sa - .La 4 Nn. ETata a =
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Wishing to at up their Halls supply wa. nv.
their orders alsa By calling on OF
addressing GIBBS g SIdlIt1,.
0Gs5'G.s G53 e. r. Fay, Agsrl wheeling Va. oct6-tr
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-07-30
Mrsneorgs ". Smith soliloquises.
1 ! -. III KArE KENNARD.

| !, ssn sY Fate KEsNARD.
/ FoEMy part cannot conceive why m,
mother IS 80 aIIxionssto have me get mar
ried. am surs nm comfortable enough
as am, with my mother alIs yisters to wal
on me. always find my breakfast KEEP
| wam for me when choose to get up, ant
If We have buekwh<Rt cakes. one of the girl
3 always ready 10 akke fresh ones for me
En mother is too busy, (which amt often,
then they yaIWays take care to give me tht
tenderest part Of the c1fcken, or the side
bone Of the turkey, and always save the
salad for me; and at night, if come in late
from the theatre, or the club, mother ane
one Of the girls are always sitting up fol
me, and have my armchair by the fire
with my dressing gown and slippers warmed
for me. | don't see what q wife could dc
more than that. And wife might scold
dbout my smoking, and say that my cigars
spolPd hetdresses FdsIike to see one of the
girls scold, and mother-of course, she never
scolds me. Besides, who should marry
There's cousin Ellen that made love to two
years ago. when | was eighteen, and had
just got utof college What spooney l
was then, 10 be sure, with my head full OF
poetry and romance, and stuff about winning
= Llicu Is GUUQ ltlI6 lIlllS,
and pretty, too, with her quiet moonlight
face, but then she's so constant. wonder
what makes women so oconstant-they weary
me out and out with their everlasting loving
kindness. Now don't believe could make
Ellen hate me. no matter what did. l
might snub her, or neglect her, or f1irt with
another girl, and all she'd do would be to
look sad I wish she would turn round and
hate me. OF get angry. | can't stand con-
stant women. 'l g
Then, there's Miss Kate Blake, who came
from New York last winter-such little
fiirt as she was. do believe I uas in love
with her for a week; il quite woke me up,
and mother was miserable about it. She
thought that Miss Kate would make me
wre:ched by flirting with me, as if any
woman could do that. No, indeed-it was
well enough. and very pretty, to see her
Jilting Tom Johnson, and that puppy of
young Brown but Of course she wouldn't
think of such thing with me. If had
chosen TO co7rt her, she'd have been glad
enough to listen to me but then she hadn't
pretty feet, and she laughed too much: she
would tease me to death in week If was
married to her. Married, dear me, what
bore it would be if a woman should happen
10 be tiresome, and Icouldn't change. Every
hing is tiresome enough now: but when
I'm tired of the theatre can go to the club
'r to party, or take cigar. It's we'll
enough to take girl to concert, or lounge
With her little way on Fourth street, but
or any use that wife would be to me,
I'M just as well off without one.
There's Miss D. Now, one could
yet such woman as hat-so dipuified. SO
and yet SO affable; but she
think of me: besides, she's twenty
our. If Ellen should grow up to be like her
but nay cigar is gone, and Pve half mind
0 go down to the Astor House..
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and Tears Of an sgonixed mother, and the low

and Aears Of niagonixed mother, and the low
moan q . dying child for nature had re.
belled at last, at impure air unwholesome
food and alternate heats and chills.
No hope" the doctor said no hope y
papa mechanically repeated; no hope"
sobbed the young mother; no hope ~
echoes inexorable Death, as he laid his icy
finger on the quivering little lips.
It was a dearly bought lessons The lady
Emily never forgot it. Over the remaining
bud of promise she fea1fully bends, finding
her daiet happiness in the healthful, sacred
and s&fe retreat Of the home freside.
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JUST EIeCelVed and t0r Sale by
) X CgL5 "a Il
WAKIIMAN & SMITH

u
ERESH DRY GOODS.-Irish Linen.
Il of all qualities Printed Linen Lawns Damask Tabl
Cloths and Napkins Bleached Cottons, Dotted and PIa
Swiss Muslns Jaconetts Edgings Snd nsertings Swis
and Jaconett Flouncng Bands Bo binett and Liner
Mosquito Bars Prints and Muslins Fans Lowe Cotton
sdes, Tickings, Denms, Linen Driings (whte and fg
uredo Sheetings Shrtings, &C., &c.
HARDWARE.-Trace Chains, Brambe Scythes and Snaths
OlStones Carpenters Tools, Froes. Axes, Hoes, Tab
and P ket Cutlery, Shot Pouches, Powder Horns Gu1
Nipples, Percussion Caps, Gun Cleaners, Guns Screws
Butts, Strap Hinges Nails Tacks Ira'is, Door and Pat
Locks, Chest and Trunk Locks Coffee and Corn Mills
Grndstones Friction Rollers, and all other articles in thu
Hardware line.
JEWELRY-Ladies' and Gentlemens' Gold and sfve,
Watches Vest ana Fob Chains seals Of all patterns Cuf
Pins, Breast Pins Bracelets Diamond and Stone set Fin
ger Rings GolG Pens with Gold ard Silver Cases. shr
Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Gold Penc Lockets, and othe,
PERFUMERIEs-Lubn'sE Extracts hest German Cologne
Poinatums ard Hair Oils, Toilet and Shaving Soap Hail
and Tooth Brushes Nail Brushes Tortoise Shell Buffalo
and English made Horn Combs, Dressing and Pocket
Combs &c.
HATs-Fat and curled rim Pearl and Black Prespation-
proof Ventlatng Hats; Cam peachy, Panama, Leghorn
Canada Straw Pam- Leaf, Black Leghorn and Wool Hats
CL0THING-Best Silk Boiling Cloth Sack Goats, Heavy
White Linen Duck Goats and Pants, White and CoIored
Corded Marsaies Vests Silk and Linen Summer Cravats,
Shirts, Gloves Sus lenders, HalfHose, Fine Rarapore
Sacks and Paletots. Merine Coats and Pants.
SADDLERY-Best English and Mexican Saddles ard Side
Saddles Dressed Buck Skins, Harness and Band Leather
Overseers Bp gy, sulky and Riding Whips, Steel and
Plated Spurs Brides. Martngaes Saddle Bags Enameled
Leather and Carpet Travelling Bags Saddle Trees Stupe
Plated and Steel Curb and Snaie Bits Grts Sirsngles
Fly Nets &c.
WOODEN WARE.-Cedar Buckets, Churns Piggins, Brass
and Iron Beund Demjohns, Baskets, Bread Trays Cob
Web, Shoe, Paint, White Wash, Cloth, Hearth. Busting,
Scrubbing, Laher and Horse Brushes; Brooms Rat and
Mouse Traps Hammocks, Chairs, Corks Tubs, KeeIers,
Washboards, &c.
GE0CERIESTea, Coffee Sugar. Pepper AIspice Cloves,
Nutmegs Mace, Starch, Idngo Soap, C.rdles, Garden
Seeds (fresh Preserves Kasuls, Pickles, Olive OIL Vine
gar Porter Ale Caret Bourbon Whisky Brandy, Wines
and Corss Powder, Shot, Matches, Tobacco Of the best
quality, Plantation Tobacco; Jugs Crockery and Glass
Ware of every description.
BOOTS AND SHOES-Fine Caters and Morocco Walking
Shoes Kid Slippers, Gentemens' fine and Calf and
Kip Boots Youths Boys and Chlren's Shoes, Ditching
Boots Fshemans do Russetts, Of the best Oak Tanned
Leather and made In order ,nyaf
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-07-30
Dancing into Foreign Affections.

Dancing into Foreign Affections.
A very important office is about to be estab
lished in this country. we see II ;ntimated
W. =. \. 49, rr.::.y 81.
-, " A,e o'" o'"ss' A1'''.0ty 11a''e'
ine seieeraph thus hints at the matter;
Washington, June IA.
Among to-day's rumors is, that the Navy De.
partment design to institute the profession Of
dancing in the Naval Academy-that accom-
pGshment being looked upon abroad as essential
to the interchange Of civilities
NOW. reader, don't you laugh at this impor-
tant piece Of national and international intelli-
genee.youi be sure to make Judy Of your
sen, Il yon do. 1t Is very grave suggestion,
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-07-30

10 The French feed hens with bread
soaked in wine TO make them lay. Soaking
bread and eggs in wine in this country, Of
ten makes cold cocks lay in the gutter.
We don't know how il would affect hens.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-07-30

Dobbs says, the best g female phy-
stefan is a husband. Nine times out Of ten
marriages will do a girl more good than all
the medicine in the world. as
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FRANKLIN HOUSE. h
THIS NEW HOTEL. in the large @i;

EkAN HOUSE,
THIS NEW HOTEL, in the large M#
4 new Brick Building situated on the corner .ss!sx
OF st. Louis street and Commercial Row, Thbaux La
and fitted up about year ago expressly for a house
of entertainment has of late enlarged its
venences, and can now accommodate many more
boarders.
Famiies siagie Ladies and Gentlemen can be com
fortaby situated either in winter the house
being wetlarransed for ventilation and the rooms large
ndc0nvenient. TERMs:
Single Meal and Lodging each, .....S 50
Supper Lodging and Breakfast, 500. ........ les
Board per day.. 80
% - week, payable weekly 90
9 month, &C monthly............ q 90
year, g quarterly, .......... $50 90
week, without leds''g payysh'e weekly go
" month, 9 monthly lS 90
'tyear, t quarterly $50 90
"a month, for extra furnished rooms. Is 90
This House being arranged and fitted in the best style
abe furniture beds aud bedding and everything
ryf or furnishing such House, new and of good
material This, together with the determination of the
Proprietor to deserve patronage by his unremiting
tons to please, it is hoped will offer sufficient induce
ments for citizens and strangers patronize him.
No effort necessary will be spared keep the Table
all times as well supplied the Markets within reach
VIII afford. B. F. HOLDEN, Proprietor.