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- AFErN fUSE-+O ibis. received aud or sale 6y
>, dr. DAVENPORT, ALI ~ co
NsoJHfAiN DEW wHSKEY-iIo oil. jus; received or ,-
- n-l DAVENPORT ALLEN co
Eh HHus PuRTO kICO AND CUBA SUGARS for sale
- ~ 'et JAMES WINSTON
Sbfk CASKS BRIGHT SiDEs AND sHOULDERs foT sale
- 'Ii JAS. WINSTON
- iH Use INC OGCl lHHENCF-A ARRIVAL OF MORE
SvIhN"A ih'- ate period % The s-Ason the stock "
t-'.'s ' store 10 liS Maia
mus o. sold tr'.r" Tho over Great bargains NAV be
N t A Inscriptions "f good heavy Cluthpy by
fFaA9n ia the dnd"rsiEued N tr2
tvne h'rmAu and Amrrau Bru~n over Goats also pr,rr
f.' ana oaA-- Mixed over Coats: Plaid AMI F.n
~ NI'- ha,i.'- froess. BLACK Bro~n. ov- Va Iei
suitable basurs- large lgt
h'eA rsAn variety heavy Fancy C,.. p,st,
~. s,lI,s .-i rs"s sk satin Velvet Cashmere C..,m-r.
- 't'ti ts Drr-s Shlrt-, Mrrino shirts
Ng.'s 'ss sO'''''nS SC KEEN, CHILES BALDWIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-08

. ~ on consignment snail heavy Rus-
" -''-'''i "ii'H wall ne SOLD IN clos-, by
WADE W. wooLDRIDGF.
~ c"uaterpAnes, which premium
5- CHRISTIAN LATHRoP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-08

IN, MA1IiNEItf AND MACHINE TOOLS
,nN'H', MionSz r.Ls sud W,oJsw,,i o. s,',T,' Ma
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NUMBER 137.
r.,im,,- Of expense. Of c,..,., s.,.,,,,.,,

SH Agrccaby O. the resouton 81 Conry,.. of - -,
y $50 have ihs honor 10 transmit OF
We 'n" or Representative, printed
June, -, = follows, W: ' '"""'s S'n
Ciyil u, foreign irtrrcou-se and r,ise.i,neon. A
eyn". - collecting the Of paLIi, .,i.
public building. lrHei-ueY
"f rlst Orcr Drparlment So ~ ~, 70,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-08

II foNAkDS Machinery D,Ip Ios pe,,I a., ,o -
r''''' NA'HNrs T- the best 5at'S' m We
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-08

a thN tLItN NAi implements aud -rrI--KAIpII a ~,
- im,"U street, Ne" York, Wholcal- aud Retail.
olhE n GNl.NlifIi, Rtiss Road auI Coates str..i
" fh,""phiH, Iron Founders Of Nrt
'hh ''s IRON Htugs, aud al kinds Ornamental au Nr
ieeHrl ir" WORKS lrou Railing, hIc and Iir
Nctand'ls, Settles, Chairs, Tables Sc. 1'
i'"aT 'n"n PAID Go tir rncio,ure of Burial Lots
M"rT" GalaFhrTs E-,l Dgy.H.ff I,Jy, AMI - , D.;
rc- sent g. Irrs"us wishing t. make = selection. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-08

6NOLD AND SILVER sPECTACLpS and Fys G,.se. .g 49,,
& DECEPTION, mInniie,nrrl by p uirLMuR, No sLicrty
d. q. guarantees all articles made by him to l.. Of s,ri,
quality. Orders respectfully lori. Nj
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

THos ~s s'Dos,Lps ApvEsrtsa HOUSE. i02,
N EyfsfD AND NENI.N ILLUSTRATED EDITION
u SMITHS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS, To WHICH HAS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-08

To 'he estimate. are aldcd statements sAawinT
H The app 1pr'nilous fDr 'hs hsca year ending Sth
June, lN', tt'Ir fY former .st. - Congtr, : II A
P-rtnan~uI ami iuisiuit- character, A. E lio-s.
N'c"llan~"u., Including expense, OF coI-ctinr re-
Vrnu~ lrsm rustnms NEd ,snpeu.ation To p,.t
oa-r Department '1r mail s-ry---s..
Arni,ny and cquipp,ng the laiIiia ..........
t'vii-ation ~ Indians ........ -
Pension. ..... ........
IEteresi on th- pab b. debt
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
MR. COI-InnrK

Notwithstanding this artist has gone from among US
nnd criticism to he somewhat out Of place We vet
feel due to him, for the pleasure he afforded s by his
"lncations to accord to him brief but expressive tes
iimonia ~ our conmcndation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-08

the
that they prepared tn M
such a. Railing. for uhl ani private Parks Gardens Strnt
hilcohi--, Nrrania-, Censterie a.. Also
bc HI,y Hounds. Cast Iron Lambs, Fuuud,aul r-n
stairs Doors, shutters" Guards iaes and all kinds VI
tai and Architectural Iron work.
they pay particular attention To- enclosing
ing the largest aud hand utur
tabshment in u. Persons aLr selections
patterns aud know the cOstof work. addressing subcr
ers will recSNe, by return Of mail printed work and
" {" prices All urdrts inistrd To- will
ton IOoD On '''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12

TRUST SALE.
by virtue OF deed of trust from Thomas MeEwen to
- the Undersigned 0r the benefit OF David K Don,l
dated this Goth day of January 1852 and duly recorded in
the Gle ks Office of the county Ohio county i'm
book 81 page 49, snail on the o3d day Of June 1853 at
the front door OF the court house of Ohio County ii
clock a NJ on that day, expose sale public auction
to the highest bidder, lo numbered seven as in
eight 80 in the addition to the city Wheel
ing laid out by Samuel Sprgg and John Ritchie and for.
mery called Ritehietown, but called the town OF
U5sTerms ofsale, cash.
The title OF said property is believed be undoubted
and indsputabe, but selling trustee only convey
such title as Is In me vested. A. ]. PANNELL,
mas Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12
"Ilnn Ano.v Thyscif"
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.

Emery Family should huue a Copv.''
5000 COPIES sold in less than three months a
:, DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND
BOOK FOR TIE AFFLICTED-Containi ming an outline
OF Inc oTgl progress, treatment every form
OF disease contracted by prOmscuous sexual
oy sen abuse or by sexual excess, with advice for their
eehnicalties and every thing that would oeSd the
dececy from the result OF twenty years successful
Practice exclusively devoted 10 the cure uT diseased NJ
delicate or private nnturc.
which is added receipts the cure of the above
OF the Fever Aguc Tor twenty i've Cents cnnr i
COPIES one dol will be forwarded 10 any part Of the
paid Cosden a Co., Publishers, 19G, Post ONCE
Philadelphia. 49, '
This IS, without exception. the most comprehensive
which treats. Avoiding technical terms il
tsei 10 the reason OF its readers 1t is from all OBJ
object TO placing it i'll the hands his soms The author
has devoted many years TO the OF the various
conaS treated Of and with too little breath puff
ana 100 little presumption impose has ofcr ed TO
Tue world al the merely nominal price cents the fruits
" twenty years most successful practice Herald.
NO teacher or parent should be without the knowledge
~ thus imvalua BILE work. 1t would years OF
aIh noTuhcaton anu sorrow to the youth u.der their
chat &c '-PeoPle's Adrocate.
PTesbyerian clergyman in Ohio, in writing OF 'Hun
OF our YOUTH by evil example and the influence of The
sions have been led into habit OF seIfpolluon with
selves and their postcy constitutions of
who are raising families been eneebIed fno broken
oown and they do not know the the cure Any
thing that be done enighten and Influence the
public mind TO check, and ultimately to remove This
source OF human wretchedess would confer
me greatest blessing next TO the religion Jesus Christ
on the present and coming generations Inemperane COR
me use OF Intoxicating drinks though 1t slain hous
sands upon thousands greater scouree 10 the I'M
man race Accept my thanks behalf OF the afflicted
and, believe in Ie good work You are
so actively engaged in.'
One copy viii be forwarded Csecurely enveloped and
postage paid on receipt of 25 CENTS copies for al
depha. mia
Booksellers. Convassers and Book Agents, supplied on
MI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12
OHIO COUNTY, CO0R7T
TRUSTEES SALE

virtue Of deed of trust given by Charles Moore
anu recorded IN The clerks Office county court
lot ONO county, III deed book No. 30 and shnII
Inc DAY Of July next at the front court
OF oo county proceed TO SELL pubic SALE to the
n o. Nam rect In the th ward OF the city OF Wheel
ing, winch was conveyed to said Moore by Thomas Horn
brook and wife by deed dated March 1915 and recorded
III deeu book %, page o. Terms known on the day
vi sale e. NJ. NELSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12

majority of instances injuries of this kind were
sufficient TO cause death. A few evidently died
of srangulation by water Before lark ne arly all
the hodes were Invested of their clothing, put in
neat collins of black walnut, and forwarded to
Ieir friends
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TELEGRApHIc NnrInE

annual meeting OF the Stockholders of the Pitts.
tI ~, Mncinaai and Louisville Telegraph Company
OF ocers Tor the ensuing year. will be held
ae 0ce 81 me company in the city Wheeling Va on
INC SIKH day Of June next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
iS-'u JOSHUA HANNA, Sec,y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12
BARNUM5S HOTET.

,rr,,
undersigned, late prop rietor the United States
lakes pleasure In informing the public that he mas
!easeu Lhe ABOVE Hotel The building has UNDERGONE
cleansing from bottom to top now in first rate
lor te reception and genteel of ali
VINO may please to patronze it. No exertions will
Hotels. WV "'"0"s the oest
have associated with me in business NV son. Turn
pTRE Eytss-it will be conducted under The Arm or
and the public in general are respectv reomcsteI to
continue their support to this house 10 rms moderate
na10-tf w Rv.Nc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12
Williams and Brother.
GENERAL GRoCERS AND
q r -

HHLlIHlls slIlU KBfOIhcr,
GENERAL GRoCERS AND
g Q M M IS SION MERCH ANTS
CORNER CARY AND PEARL STREETS,
Richmond, Va
@ their Sc vices for the sale OF all kinds OF Pro-
IucG ana Manufactures Goods them NAV be shinpe
t Sy tne BI d Ohio Railroad to Baltimore and consigned
Co; or Charles Pendergast agent OF the Bao and Rie
niod line OF Packets either whom viii receive and
forward them without rye. " anu
REFERENCES:
Jas r. Baker, ESQ :
aaron Kelly,
S. Brady,
Morgan Ne;son yyboo,fu,
DT. NJ II. Houston S' had.
Messrs. Sweeney d Son.
Es s i S.SS Si;sss' Baltimore.
janI2:lInd s'' N'e'""' va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12
American and Foreign Agency

Office on IL street, between 9th and 10th.
- GENERAL REFERENCES.
WAsuISGToN-
Hon. John W. a1aury. Mayor;
Baron Won Gerolt, Prussian Minister;
Henri Bosch Spencer, Belgian Minister;
Gen. Winfield Scott,
Gales Il Seaton;
CoIcoranS Riggs, bankers; -.,r...s
Chubb Brothers;
Joseph Henry, LII. d.
LoNDoS-goseph r. lngcrsol, American Minister.
The PTussan
Lieut.. Col. Sykes East India company;
Joseph Hume, NJ. Pi
Alb Fonbanque, Boa: Il of Trade;
Edwin Chadwick Board of Health;
George Peabody, banker.
PARIs-William G. Rives;-Theod Say;
NJ. De Jonnes;-A. NJ Query;
LEIPZIG, SaXory-Dr. EiugcI.
BERLIE-Baron Humboldt;
NJ. Deiterici;-Prof. Won Raumer;
HAvRE-Lor. Draper. ma9-3t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12

and I'll put word into your ear on this subject
before get through. Be sure you don't mention
it. Up
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12
SITUATION

SITUATION
A YOUNG lady, competent TO teach French or Music
uesues me ordinary branches uf English education
az ~ situation as Governess in n respectable family
Piano S M Ssr in French
ANY application made the Edtor of lie Intelieen-
eer, or through the Post Office to w G. hoy III will
receive immediate attention. maIo'1w
ONLY HALF-PRICE.
p HoDES, McNAIR & CO., have lust received in nd.
diton TO their other stock 800 pieces fine French
Lawns, which they selling lower prices than was
ever known In the city. No. IS Main st. mali
,,.,u DEATH 10 nAIS AND MIcEY
UST received, fresh supply of Keating,s Rat and
Mouse Externinator. This is the best Rat Expeller
now IN use Call at VowELLs Drug store.
mall CGaz. copy 81 Union st =
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Mammoth Hat Store re:

Mammoth Hat Store: "a.
@ AVERY, having enlarged his store . ~ nos
y. the demand, has on hand and IS IeS largest
Eastern cities, and manufacturing ore OF In fk ri
of Hats and Caps that has ever been one in use,
consisting OF every variety and style o
which will be sold at the lowest posSi 0'e M
'n Persons wanting Hats or Caps viii Pleas fi
anime the stock for themselves, as We st en6steT!
pleased to show our Goods, anu use Jul ~ 6 AVBhi
suit our customers. ap2t 9 @---,1-.r,r
TR Won want Fresh Garden aud ,I!i ! Lo
SeedS call at VOWELbSS, I Irsson stresI>
apps IT, . 9HSI by
IN BOXES savers No ROsn Soap Go. SE SIX CO.
OU ma3 ~. Noo-------
--g53T5. = HATS, HATS. ,oo,. doe
INST received at tho black mammoth az bst for SIS
d men.s fine metropolitan hatsi very hD'
mer wear, which will be sold low i'T ToDD & DBVoH'
MAJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12

AT TENT IONII
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS oENER-
ALLY, THROUGHOUT WEST.
wheeling Chemical Laboratory.
Corner Of Main and Sd sts.,
CENTRE WHEELING. .--
HAVING completed my ARRANGEMENTS am now nre
LII pared TO manufacture FN
PHARMACUTICAL CHEMICALS
AT my Laboratory, OF building corner Main and Cd
steets All preparations pure and nre1ared
according TO u s. Dispensatory Among tho hume ros
Acids, chemically pure;
Anthony preparations,
AmnIOn
Az. Ammon fff,
concentrated for blistcring;
Aromatic waters, all kinds;
Alcohol, absolute;
Extracts CAlcohol;)
MercuTial preparations, Calomel, etc.;
Sweet Spirits Nitre;
ChlorOform, etc etc.
Az Druggist Pharmaceutical preparations prepared ac
20 tile u s. Dispensatory and sold at manulactu-
ter.s prices. ap23-1y RICHD. BLUM ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12
For Baltimore, lVashinafoo 656;Ta.i.i-,,.:
New
- - ss - -; 8 Il

r1,ur 8Ieat through Line for the East.
pI nTaliinore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling IN
"a. iiInoIe, and connecting with the WssLinSIo IN
House gan m Kosq at the Junction aely Relay
hnla, and Baltimore Rail Road 10 P%aJaIH;
the boe tunnels upon the line Completed and
Woe ROAD Is in fine condition. presenting one or tie
Th picturesque and romantic routes in the world
new ana splendid steame the Union Line frono
inc anI traI connect with this road Wheel
S, anu nroISh tickets from these places to Baltimore
or on th rhadephia, &C., may be had the agents
express mail train leaves Wheeling daily at quarter
LAST O. a M and arrives at Cumberland (20i mesS nj =
& anu allowing two hours there arrives in Baltimore
49, tnes,1 az a. NJ the next morning. making the mas
sag through In about 20 hours, including all stoppages
without charge. ' - '"' '1S1olH FoihIS
Passengers and baggage transferred to the cars
ashgton at the Junction. and Philadelphia at Bal
without extra charge. Travellers are allowed am
PIE Time and opportunity all points TO their meals
;Lonsh tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore with
tsese OF lying over anywhere the route, SO 50-tn
h 500 to Philadelphia, Si0-to be had on
I Tue steamers OF the Union Line othe Ohio ard Of
INC aall Road Agents at Wheeling q b. F0Rp1S WnnnIs
VllIe maj WIN PARKER f;cn,i S'n,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12

Co-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
business, Mr.. Eicheluub. ~ ' Al
The ami cake baking business will be con
name and style or CnlatO) I'm. PARKER "a Co.
OHIO COUNTY COURT.
- MAY Term. 1853.
ORDERED that election be held on the foprtb Tines
~ day OF the present month at te usual place or hold
ing elections in district No l. election Of an over
the Poor IN said district, in The place or William
MGConi who has removed and, and that tho officers an.
pointed to hold and conduct the general election at the
ana place aforesaid hold said and maxi re-.
tereo according to law, and that legal notice there
oil be gwen cOpy-Tcste:
ma1O-2tw JNo McCoLLoCn: Clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12
Thomas n. Gibson

Thomas H. Gibson. .-.7
LU NJ Err AND GAS FILTER,
NO. 5 Union ST, opposite c. III. BcrTy's Rope store
leave TO inform his friends the public in gen
" eral, that he continues TO carry the plumbing and
gas hitting Its various branches, respectfully So
cts share OF publ patronage.
r6n has constantly on hand lead and iron pipes,
water closets, wash basins cold fountains for no.
tells water coolers for private families, hot and cold
shower baths bath tubs, lead cnque boxes lead
cofns aters kettles retors bleaching all other
dispatch. ~ ~
Also, chandeliers pendants, brackets, bellar lights
Alorders left at the above place will be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly att ended to.
R.-All orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. ane-6n,d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12

LAND FOR SALE.
WISH 10 sell my farm Wheeling; and will sell IL
on liberal terms, and in more tracts as may be
ueslred TACOR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12

.10R BOXES halves, quarters and eighths' ne" N--
1NO 20 drums SmyTa Figs, new crops
6casks curTants;
boxes citTon and Lemon ree
case Fancy Box Prunes;
1cask do 10 sell cheap
kegs Malaga Grapes. in good oIdeti
trails Dates; boxes conserve Ginse''
bbls Cranberries, at ,-oonpoWrS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12

TOBACCO and Cigars! -,
WIN LAUCHLIN, No 152 Main street, Las ano0s -
w large assortment the following articles
..- 1000 COnsucllO cigars
1910 La Eloisa
1000 PrnsadO
1000 FL Salvadv
1000 FL Dorado
2O01 La Protection cgarsi
1000 PruncIea
1000 Flores Habbana
8 Boxes twin brothers tobaceOi
Virginia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-12

. THE sNkNE At THE STATION HOUSE, -
The scene at the railroad station house in Nor
walk, IN the afternoon, was appalling. In one
small apartment were % CHASTITY corps 5, rigid in
death; and in another l7-thickly covering the
floor. Among them, numerous surviving friends
were eagerly scmtinizing each countenance, with
mingled hope and fear, Searching for the lost. As
one after anothe was identified 1.-THE scene was Of
ten painfully affecting. Infancy, youth and old
age were all represented lamong the dead. The
most animated with life, elected exclan.ati tons
from many. Almost all the bodies were greatly
.disfsured with bruises and cuts, and probablyin
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-07
FOR THE CHiSISTMAS HOLIDAYS,
At s. w. WHTTdKER'S

BEAUTIFUL Annals for 1853; Souvenirs; Gems Of Bean
- ty Gems of the season the Iris, the Hyacnh, IN
Amaranth the Magnolia the Rose of Sharon heVy Wrsa
the Pearl. the Garland the Dew Drop, Golden Gift Friend
ships Offering book of the Heart with 81 fine large s
engravings Gift of Friendship, Gift Of Love- Marriav
Temperance Offering, ForgetMe-Not, Remember Me; III
Lady's Gift the young Ladys Mentor, Romance Oflnd
Life illustrated with II large colOred pictures Scenes
the life of Savior ShakSpeares. Byrons, MOOres Mi
toms Burns Tuppers Scott Mrs HOmers, kirke heI
Rogers, Campbells Goldsmths, Souheys, Mrs NOrtOnI
Clark's, Thompson's and Pooek's Poetical Works: Al
buns from so cts to So; Bibles, Prayer Books; Hymn
Boo ks Sc, nagnifcently bound in velvet and morocco viii
clasps, Rosewood Writing Desks do. Work Boxes, tH1
Paper Holders, Pen do Seals, PEARL Ivory and Shell hang
led Pen Knives, elegant assortment of Portfolios 01
Is cents to 81 And if Present rich enough cannot
ected from the above, we have two handsome KoseEoI
Pianocs, prices $3.50 and 1925 two Prince Co.'S Msi
dans $45 eah Guitars from s. to $24 AccOrdeons
Inns, Flutes, Flageiolets. SC at various prices
In addition to the above, we have well selected aHI
ment of Books. Games, Pictures fancy Articles &c Tor
little folks such Children ANIMALS for 1853 Uncle hml
Stories, Grand Pa PAS Toy Books, kriss KDges DO
Girls Own Book Treasury of Sports. Uncle Sans IAOaI
Silver Lake Stories. Chit Chat. illustrated Byou bo
Books Fireside Fairies Abbott's Moral Library AHhu
Libary for the Household, Two Little Chicks, EsoP
rhyme, Guvers Travels, Robinson Crusoe Mouse hing
such word Fail Games of Professor Punch Loves
Likes; Chronological Cards; Peter Puzzlewigs mlrIi
Game Dssected Maps the United States and kuFqql
by. Conversation Cards, comic and sentimental ITOI
Bibles, &C.
Bagsters London Edition Bible large steel plate Eng
ings and Harpers celebrated Pictorial Bible 6Gn H
| bound, at 5. w. WHILE Ah IL 4
! One door above Scott and BALDWIN, D: n
i
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-07

FA1ETTElLLE, Dec. 30,-Cotton-Under the late
little depressed and quotations be
considered extreme FlourBut little coming nprices
hrm. Corn firm, and selling readily. Oats scarce and
wanted heat in demand at so cts. POrk-But drove
of hogs have been brought to market 81 could readily be
obtained-Fay. Observer.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 80. IL, P. Mon Thursday,
1910 bales of Cotton sold
disappointed at the unusa delay in the receipt of the
Geographic advces of the two European Steamshps-the
Pacific and ASIA due Rice is dull at from Al
cents per III.
BOSTON, Dec 29th-Naval Stores-Thc transa ctons in
Spirits Turpenne continue to be confined small lots
575 8c per gal, cash In Tar sales 81 % s. per
bb cash and mos. Common Rosin is selling 81 S75 6
and 1000 bb No at 50 per bbl cash In Pitch sales
at 81 81 per bbl.'
CHARLESTON. Dec. 81 -Cotton.-Ordinary to good
Ordinary, u 81; Middling and good Midlng, 81 9;
Middng Fair 81 Fair and fully Fair 81 81 81 for very
strict class Rice 81 81 Rough Rice 50 Csc per bush
Oats IS cents.
NEW YORR. Dec. s29-For the three previous days
Naval Stores-Norh County Turpentine continues
disting and 1000 fox (mostly to arrvel at that
prcestock about 1000 bbs Turpentine again
advanced with large sales to be in of Rav
ing been bought in Wilmington for future delivery.
bbls follows: say, 500 81 5St 100 at 60 zoe
at 81 62 cash and 60 days: and 200 ninety days
We note besides 1850 bbls White Rosin at So Al Del
25O lb 100 Wilmington Common, 81 S. delivered Tar in
lots as wanted 81 l2a 81 Is and 100 bbs Pitch 81
Reeve notice sales of about 400 tcs % IS "a Is
showing no change in prices.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec l. Business for the fortnight wa
the most active of the Freghts the interior Or
egon ana the South were very active Flour commanded
extreme atessales to arrive before FEBRUARY $50 Corr
Meal, $50: Mess Pork. $50 Butter, 40 45c. Lumbe
Was declining the demand from Sacramento being muc
less than expected cargo of Oregon, assorted sold
300 Do Eastern lumber scarce and $l25 per 900 fee
was onered and refused for cargo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-07
The Elght after Christmas.

1.-THE following pleasant little rhyme we extract
ffpm an exchange paper. 1t is intended for the
yoGsg folks and will perhaps increase their holiday
pleasures. e.
Twas the night after Chrstnfas-the on che lawn
Had. melted, and vanished and totally gone;
The soft mellow light of the silvery moon
Was curtained in darkness-the picture of gloom;
The cakes and the candies had all disappeared
The whistles and trumpets longer were heard;
Little Flora drowsy, and begged her papa
*'' Tote Monsieur Tonson that horror of ma I
Saint Nick quite grumpy-hs coursers had strayed
To the green leafy bowers or wide open glade
The no longer glowed bright on his cheek,
His belly no longer was plumpy and sleek,
His funny, and habby and red,
Now scarcely stood out half inch from his head;
The smoke from his pipe scarcely rose on the air,
His whiskers tangled, and matted his hair,
His eyes they weeping and grummy-ah me
Where his mirth. and his pranks and his glee?
They gone they gone but when Father Time
Brings christmas again with his Fun and his rhyme,
Old Nicks merry voice will ring thro' the air.
And the stockings more be hung up with
heard of the story of Monsieur Tonson,
who has not weared with its repetition!