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VENHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and customers, that he has associated with
HIM IN the Clothing husiness-MR. JOHN L. KING and
Mr. JAS H. BIGGs, who have been for some time con.
neced with the establishment and well acquainted
with the business In future the business will be con-.
Quoted in the of
3. y. EHGGS & co.
by this arrangement of the firm is expected TO
spend about one half of his time the North making
purchases and experimenting the manufacture of READT
MADE CLOTHING. The intention of the new firm will
be to offer greater inducements than heretofore both as
regards variety and prices.
The subscriber tenders his sincere thanks to his num-
erous friends and customers for their patronage and
support, and earnestly soics continuance the new
hrm ]. ]. zBIGGS.
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NOTICE To CoNFECTEONERs.

nv E would respectfully inform our friends of Raj
w elgh and vicinity that in possession
of very extensive assortment of Fruits, Confecon-
aries, Toys, &c. and would advise all those who desire
laying in their Christmas supplies send in their ord
ers early so as there may be difficulty in getting their
articles forwarded by the Mail Trains. If delayed too
long, owing to the quantity of goods to be sent by
these trains for the Holidays some may be prevented
SAMUEL H. MARKS s. SON.
Petersburg, Va, December Is, 1852. 10
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a dressed and undressed MOROCCO BOOTEES,
Also great variety of Ladies, Misses. and Chdrens
Black and colored PrunelIa and lasting CATERS.
Come and supply yourselves at A. j. sPARIlN'S.
Raleigh, Sign OF the Bag BOOT.
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! REyER TNsTITUTE.

DAN RIVER INSTITUTE.
snr;n session of this school will commence on
IMONDAY the 10th of January.
E8F Board and Tuition as heretofore
Yaneeyvie, Dee sth, 1862. s-St.
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OXFORD MALE ACADEMY,
j. H. HORNER, Principal.

j. HI. HORNER, Principal.
T. j. HORNER. s9ss5stuEt.
HNH.t next session of this Schoolwill commence the
lst Monday in January. The Principal is prepared
to accommodate len or eve boarders at SO per month
Rows boarding the village will be visited at their
every evening by the principal or his assistant.
T. H. WILLIE, Sec'y.
Oxford, Granville, Nov. Is, 1882. 4-6w.
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All work will be warranted for IL months, fire and
burning excepted His work will also be delivered within
fifty miles of Raleigh, at the shortest notices. and if fail
deliver Stills in the time agreed upon, will forfeit SIS
for each day lost to the purchaser
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1851. 9O-y.
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ES The business heretofore conducted by the sub.
scribers, under the firm of BRITTONl & TODD is this
day dissolved by mutual consent and The formation of
the co-partnership of BRITToN, TODD & HAR-
RISON All persons indt bted the old concern will
respectfully solicit the patronage of our friends and tho
public generally, TO new concern.
RICHARD o. BRITTON,
BERNARD TODD.
January Ist,'ls53. .sss.ss
p. S.-The of the old concern will still be- used
by either of lii winding up the old business.
RICHARD O.. BRITTON,
BERNARD TODD. @tz5
Petersburg, January 5th, 1853. 954-w4w
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM
sVe StRsfyw 10. EDEefySe.1,

s. We Study TO EDgeOse.''
TFNHE Subscriber has just returned from the Northern
Cities where he has been engaged in superintend-
ing the manufacture of his entire
STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Which is now being opened
AT HIS NEW STORE.
Old Stand,
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, ". c.
His Store is fitted up in style of elegance superior
any in the State and his Stock presents attractions,
rarely to be seen except in the large as<orments of the
Northern cities E. l.. HARDING.
Raleigh, October 4th, 1852. SO
A Large Lot Of Musical EnstrElE71e ents,
EeY the retail wholesale; Guitars from three to
A9 forty dollars, Vions from 25 so dollars,
Banors of all and prices Flutes with from to
eight keys. Octave Flutes, Ffes Accordeons, French
and German, &c.
very fine lot of and fashionable Music, Music
Books bound with the music selected by myself to suit
all kinds of performers.
Paint for Oil Water colors o every description put
up tin boxes by the single tube. Canvass stretch
by the single yard fall szesin short every thing
that belongs to the Fine Arts.
Perumeries and fancy articles of all kinds too tedious
TO mention.
Two second-handed Pianos 30 sell or rent.
K. w. PETERSILIA.
Raleigh October 18th, 1852. o.
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NEW CO-PARTNERsHm.

pRTTTON e TODD, having this day associated
11 with them Mr.. BENZ. HARRISON, wiIin future
conduct
General Grocery, Commission and
Forwarding Business,
under3 the firm and style of BRITTON, TODD e
HARR ISON and hope, by strict attention to busi-
aud faithful discharge of duty patrons
continue TO merit and receive their patronage
port. We have removed to New Store on Sycamore
street, door above Mr.. b. P. Harrisons Carriage
Repository. and opposite West Hill Warehouse We
shall keep hand, at all times large and we'll selected
stock of GROCERIES, and pay strict attention to the
sale of Produce consigned TO u.s.
RICHARD O. BRTTToN; :,
BERNARD TODD
BENZ. HARRISON
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MIR. & Mrs. Burwelrs Female school.

MIR. & Mrs. BurweIPs Female School.
HZLLSBORO, NJ G.
TENHE winter session will commence Wednesday,
the 18th of January next. The school is furnished
with and complete apparatus and the young la
dies have extensive library. Persons desr-
ing place their daughters wards in this school will
address REV. R. BURWELL,
Hilsboro, N. c..
Dec. l6, 1859. lO-w4w.
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RALEIGH, NoRTHo ARo11NA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1858
PALMER & RAMSAY,

N. G. Fashionable Jewelry store.
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Opened this Morning,
A T. HARDING'S, three dozen more of those fine
IN French Beaver Over Goats, the style of which
have been SO much admired.
November 24th, 1852. ~
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North Carolina Mannf.o+,,,.,..,=

NorLn CaroA1na5 Manufac cures.
DATTLE & SON, Are still manuf.ct,,r;,,o -
Dthe ROCKY MOUNT MILLS N. S.I C. abont nj
100000 lbs Cotton Yarns per annum equaIto the best
Seofgia arms, which they will deliver Merchants
free of charge, at New York prices
~ orders addressed to Battle, & Son, Rocky Mount.
N. g., will receive prompt attention, " :
February, 1859. 90
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Commission Business. ;

Commission Business.
II HE undersigned will conduct Foreign and Do
4 mestic Produce Commission business in the City
of Petersburg, Va, under the firm of =.
STAINBACK S HARDEE.
Office, srd door West of Bollingbrook Hotel North
Side
F. e. srArsBAck, VII. HAHDEr.
November ls 1852. IOl-Iy.
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TUST. OPENED, good assortment of Gents fine
eJ Cali Stitched Boots and Shoes Also, 200 pairs
business boots. A. j. PARTIN,
Raleigh, Sept.I6th, 1882 S.
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Fine OVer-COats.
4 Nhola CLOAkS, with silk velvet facings Just
N'opened at HARDING's EMPORIJJN.
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INENTLEMEN who are Iesirous of good health
VI would do weIto call at A. D. Partins and supply
themselves with pair Of Cork Sole or Water.proof
BOOTS, which they can purchase for small sum of
money not exceeding four dollars and fifty cents.g-
Raleigh, Sept. Is, 1852. S.
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Motto is hereby given that application will be
made to The present Legislature TO incorporate the
:, Manteo Mining Company.
: Nov 20. 1852. 4
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A GOOD CHANGE.

January l, 1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
Letter from lord John Russell.


The following striking letter has been publishedl
1 in Parliamentary paper:
Lord John RunseII 10 SIN HHohry IsuIwer.
FoREIGs 0FFIoE, Jan. rs, 1858.
Sir: According to the last aceounts received
from you, the Grand Puss Sf Eas7any sil hes
But this is matter on which hesitation implies
capital punishment. It'll the same thing IN eheet
Ito condemn man to die by fire, like Sayonarela,
or to put him to death by slow torture OF an I'M
healthy prison.
1t seems to be imagine !, Indeed, by some Gov
ernments on the Continent, that II they avoid the
spectables an execution on=lthe seaiiold they
will escape the odipm to themselves and the SYM
pathyT for their Victims, which attends upon the
punishment of death for offences OF political or
religious character, = - ErT4FYS
that the wastint of the body, the sinking of the
spirits theyweakening of the mind, are but addi-
| ton to the capital punishment which long and
close confinement too often involves. 80 s.tfsF
If, therefore, has been lately reported, one oil
the Madiai were to die in prison, the Grand Duke
must expect that throughout Europe. he will be
considered as having put a human being TO death
| for being Protestant. H..',2 ,htss
| 1t will be said, no doubt, that The offence of
francisco Madai was not that of being Protes-
tant, but that of endeayoring 10 sednce others from
the Roman Catholic faith; that the Tuscan Gov,
| eminent had the most merciful intentons,l and
meant to have shortened the period of Imprisonment
allotted by law to his offence; that such offences
cannot bepermited to pass nnp FINISHED. s,,..5.t ;
H. tth LilSg uOWGfcIy WILL dNdlt 'NCiy
Throughout the civilized world this example of
religious persecution will excite adherence. Nor
will it be the least of The reproaches addressed to
| the Government of the Grand Duke that the name
of Leopold of Tuscanny7h has been thus desecrated,
! and the example Of a benevolent Sovereign thus
departed from. The peaceful, mild and ingenious
character Of the Tuscan people makes this seyeri-
| ty the less necessary and the more odons.
As this is matter affecting Tuscan subject, it
| may be said that Her Majestys Goyernnent have
no right 10 interfere IL this means that interfe-
renee by force of arms would not be iustifable,
confess at ynce that nothing but The most extreme
case would Justify such Interference. IS i, t1 i
But IL it be meant that Her Majesty has not the
right to point out to friendly Sovereign the argu-
| ments which have prevailed in the. most civilized
nations against the ofsthe civil sword to punish
religious opinions entirely deny the truth of such
You are, ,tleIefore, instructed SO speak lin the
most serious tone to the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and to lay before him all considerations stated
in this dispatch, You win d9it in the most friend
ly tone, and take care TO assure the Government 10
which you accredited that none more sim
cere in their wishes for the independence and hap
ness of Tuscany than the Queen 81 Gren. Britnin.
IiH arytt EsBts i am, &c., j. RUSSELL. !,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

An ALLEGED CASE OF KiDsApP1so- Harvey
Smith has be en- arrested al Hamilton, Canada, char
ged with inducing two colored men 10 accompany
him 10 the Unites States, and sell themselves into
slavery, by telling them he would divide the pro-
ceeds wih them! 1t appeats Smith had been on a
visit ito New York, Baltimore, and w ashingion, for
the benefit of health, his brother alleged, and
that the last seen Of the slaves was at the ure of
their departure. from Canada for Buffalo. The af-
fair has created much excitement, and tie police
had 10 protect Smith fIoma mob. n Ia ... d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

{ AREBUFr.-A worthy man.in this great metrop-
oils recently visited a medium 10 witness the
wonders of spiritual Tappings.y He had lived 10
years with notorious shrew, who al last died. soon
after which he married q young waman of comely
person and pleasant disposition. On inqniring #
any spirits were present, he was answered byraps
in the affirmative. 3Who2s 1The spirit Of Ne
linda, your deceased wife, t'Ahpp' exclaimed
he, with a gestpIeoi alarm; but recovering him;
self, ekindy inquired, .'are you satisfied with
your conditioh7-Are, you hapPy7" st'Perfectly
so,'' replied the spirit. $50 an In' ygruly ex-
claimed the ungaliant inquirer, as he turned upon
his heel and walked off.-Boston Journal ~. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

3 AN ELoauEsT FIduRE.-The MeckIenburg JEFF
fersonian says:rGE like onesofthose wouaronsfock-
ing stones reared by the Druids, which the finger
of a child might gvibrate to The centre, yet the
might Of, an amy could not 4moyefrom its place.
'our Constiton is nicely balanced thai it seems
ito sway with every breathsof opinion;syet so finn
ly rotted in the hearts and affections of the Peo-
ple that the widest storms of treason and fanati
'cSrn brt ak over itin yain.'' EE{sJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

Z IsoREasE OF MoRaosisM.-The- Cincinnati Ca
zette says: A, finn in the Fourth ward have con
trafted, and are nowi engaged in ybuiIding one
hundred and fifty wagons for company of English
iMofmons who are now on their way from Great
britain TO the Salt Lake. Tie wagons are 10
be used by the company in their overland travel.
across the plains for California. The company
will landin New Orleans, and thence ascend the
MississippfS Suihsinzu'E R'4arTsitft
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somg more 4hipgs' about The little folkss' which
we always hear and record with pleasure "A lit
pass the night with Kate c., Now Abby was
taIfght what Kate was not, namely, to say her
prayers on going bed atnight SO after they had
came to Give US this day our daily bread,' wien
Kate Interested her witli!n, Abby by don't you
ask for toast like toast great deal the BEST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

~ 10 ebuf IN IA LlfIta blsI laiI 20 q q
I. HuNTISas -; Is. HuNTISG. The editor offthe ST.
Louis Republican has seen gentleman, who has
been hunting during the winter in Taahatchee
county, Mississippi, with the following Sresult-
Oh deers bears, 4s beavers, 90 offers, and ,l54
coons Tbesouchers, in the shape of doliars; for
the telirles were shown w is the King Hun
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For Me WheelisIe IlIstligeneer.
- INNS .IVADlRA.


Twas sweet slmtnef 'seye,
Thebs21ieops sky bath'd ii robes ofbrliant sod'
The god OF dSy the slorbuk sun, was 10th that ere
4 To SINK upon lis, aii yer5 couch of siesIlz
i He fingered long on evening fsnquii' breast
\ AS though he waited FOR parting ldas,
y Thrn slow and silently he sanis rect Then
>NThr6ush the yast expunse Of that bright sky
The Queenly morn in majesty, and esuty sailed
Oil twas scene too bright and beautiful
For aught unholy or Impure to look upon.
And gazed upon the sublime, and unused
Upon glory ound, my humbed soul expand
with gratitude
20 .. And sazed In aloration deep, nethought,
What holy hour, .zvhat Citing time .tsyou:d be,
For weary one, whose soul Is struggling 70 be iee
And standing on the bounds that separate Eternity
- from Time,
gAnd Life FROM Death TO cast its earthly or
And leave its habitaton dark, ard prison
soa1to that blest Ged's golden city brght5 q
there partake OF endless Joys, with the great su
preme ms taIe7s1 isilii:if5o flls s1so5ffJ
The author OF all sonls-the omnipresent God.
NEW MARrINsvrILE1 wetzel Va. - ugfI ~ .o'
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nnnrh ofiPnbIic Vol.

RobeftiJT white, hsq the present senator nom Lou
be spportedssa candidate for the ONCE Com
missioner OF the Board Public in the Northern
district ofthe State. Mr.. White is gentleman OF mgh
ability and intelligence having served sew
era years in The General Assembly is familiar with the
avstnm of Public Works. MANY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

Sam Pike is recommtnded for CongIess by, hlN
party friends in Kentucky. The Maysyil:ea Eagle.
says of him ,HGais5: ~
Pixies qualification and patriotism are highly
commended insome PLACES, Our personal regard
for him is extensive ;as 10 shis legislative quuli-
fcations we know noihing-but for his patriotism,
when we laSt saw him. he ESEiv no eNorti,1 mo
South, no East mn EWeStr!o Wsi kindly, extended
him our arm and led himup an alIey.''Ti ~ .-os7
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SPECIAL NOT q s.

Tur Board Of Trustees Of the WhceIIhs Fenaie
Seminary have appointed Mrs. SpFHRoHIA b. HnoAr,
pok, Principal me puiieing is undo
-. El.lf q 81 - n ~ -
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vIRa1N1A naIsLATuRH.,

IT !
si&sesiisi go. --.'-'1- S7lgSls
,rt.s, Nf... ..
TgE SENATE, M2..asg; Maren ~, mad
;,sa, a ' me If ~ iftsl
Lipfaty, Sne " p y
ws5e faslesye 10 ,s aas iJ ~ 4 RAT, =
heso1ee thaE nay 5ps aesoNnss j., t n;yss
enuitng tne 3tsh1o 81 r. r l -
ai1 , ehu 1 VIC, f1l H., 81
~.
Wy nojl N ~ w
81. or th.. State hsarv tbe om
~. h ,mt s tha
Pray iunu' su9h po1hs US may oe " inc
!uases III .us Law a.,o.aty q.
IN ~ !, ~
.ne pii en- ~ W
ment oil the militia: Gommlss,oneIs OF thei
ne ~ ~.
,za,lon Si .ne . 10
ptop PUP ss anu % -
ns Ut, .h 5;o,,raneat f ths sanat
'iii n uHtil .-e ~ '"S
tio w a. az az Ds ,l ~, - .,a g. - - az Iii
te amend. The twenty.sixth section of afact nro
o mds sol eisut' ies s ets
gu nhs bis so,n ware ,,sd
I'm Es,t ~, snon, lines and ress,Tei 70 Commit
10 biiiSto S,cornoSo1esfhe ISndorn and 'Rer
i 1;SI n - o Go%Snv.N anthoT;e;nS - snh
astaSk oS t R;SsnSs Nay;ssi;on
a Mi 10 NJ 6oTi.. t6,s
kGsmpheiI II HIN rurnniEe Com oany to con-
vert their TnTnPke into a Plank Road; and bill
ate The Wb;ie Hall Min;ae. and Mannfaeturinp
company. .aalp t.l,,s psi1s
Senate hills weIeread a hIsta second and third
tineS' anu passed US 'iouoWs' u OH 10 atneha an
acl en,ied an aet IN 70 olancn az
pl!l ~ a as AZ. tne
W est anu
pany IN me county o. oiil a9snoliZS
comfy plank Road. and a bill to authorize n furl
ther Subscription by the Council of Alexandria to
lls s. u ''e ~ iiss M ~ y.
y IN ,,;,i n, = To- r., NJ a 4 . ~
- srts f tbA, "a a.
cbanan i,urn was re,I p rIsi and second lime
ond Ia;d IN III 1sh also !, b;II 10 incorno,ate th
tsir t11S and cannn S,omnapv. and -
XII 20 ,T tp ayor 5,,i ;y,saiiI II
the t,wn IF FIedericksbilrg TO sell and convey re- 2
all estate now held by the corporation of FEEDER
icksI,mr, iis lsy7iI - = ii'Ti l.i'' ~ l7
n On motion. it was ordered that leave be given
the DELEGATES nj tpresent representing the county
oflBerkeley 10 Withdraw from the Clerks Office OF
the House of Delegates certain papers respecting
,tinsbnrg. gtd..tsaoaooa iasaisq td4 s.,i sz-aa
On motion of Mr. Imboden, ii was resolved, T hat
the Board of Public Works be respectfully re-
quested 10 inform the House what aInountof aps
preparation TO the Blue Ridge Railroad will be
needed for the service Of the current year.! ig,,
Senate bills were raportedto authorize the Tfus nj
tees Of the town Of Manchester to levy taxes Tor
town purposes; ana TO incorporate the town OF (.
Hamline, III the county oil; Cabells 20 is.sse!
. bill to amend an act sinc7rpor5 ting the Chris.
uarfspilie and ke5syllle Plank Road Company,
was passed; also, bill TO incorporate the Hunters
S snaf ana montffey company
Str Moore, ol HaErlSan presented bill amen
lng The aet entitled an act amenuing the 18th and
Sist sections oil an act concerning the terms oil
'o'.enit oopEis y Ho s6ss,
Z Senats, pii 70 incorporate the brunswick ana
The sit siaS n'9Gh passe1a
. tne Eieelson was taken up anu ordered
~ oe chgtoSSeu' WIN suuuiy amendments.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
The Wheeling and Kanawha Liner

The Wheeling and Kanawha Ltne!-
Thesbooks'For receiving Bu6scripti ohsst to the
tockzof this Company. arenow open at the North
western Bank of Virginia, and persons wishing 10
take stock had lest do so atOnce. ssls ia,i'a,
The stock will doubtless be god. The impor-
lance f-the trade of the KanaRha region cannot
be over estimated byour citizens, and there is no
probability Of this line ever coming conflict with
any railroad, and no railroad will ever connect the
two points, or tend to that end. Capitalists may
look upon his as permanent investment, and
one which will not lie interfered with byother i'm
provenients. 1t is only necessary to infora our
citizens that the books are opensin order to en-
sure prompt subscription of the requisite amount
OF stock. A most extensive and valuable market
for our.manufactures 60, will be thereby open ;
ed, while the products ofthe Karawha alone, will
reward our labols in making this connecIion.-,---
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

us-A bill 10 authorize the sonslrdc hon or rail.
road from some point on the VigiIia and Tennessee
road to the mouth Of Greenbter passed. the Sen.
ale Of rginh on Saturday the State taking thee
hfthS of the stock ofssaid road The billhad al
ready passed the House and jssthereforela law.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

Gov. Foote. of Missippi, has issued a procIa-
maiionfor the election offiye meTibe of Congress
IN November next from he State at large. This
elected to district the State: :. - 9 "a
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.WMRREER e T. iEFN.I5'T
7 MERGEiAN'T Il AIC9R SsG

W11EEEER e Il. AiEfN.IF
fa MERGHaA N t. { All ORS;g 4. &
Alo4roe street, ttoo doors from Market, under tie
- Washington Hafl, 4Rtsplfae Al e1leq
Keep constantly Hand y NH assorfi,ent III Cloths
Will be made Is to Dr.
~ s&lue and HpIld Paper I1ISSeI7T
"A. r. DILL0HHSs Go.SI eS
SUCCESSORS 10 r. b HoRNBRobK 81 (
9sss is !sttying Tq.t' af ~, d
the above establishment where fhey In
tend Glue and sani Papsr f ts e -
9uailt which they viii GOOD feffs 6s ev can
II ~ IN the estf n fq dlat
FINE OFFICE sFo-L IsT
Nj 81 On the2d In Melodeon bdidinen
~ q story In the buildings &c iy
ns@so VIM. L. McARRE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

THE NEW YoRk' CRysTALIP ALAcD 4 xIrnirioN.---
Col Hughes of Maryland tile representative Of
the American Association for the. management OF
the Crystal Paiac orkss Who is now in Lon
don, has hal long interview with Prince Albert;
WHO, in conjunction with Her Majesty. the Queen,
it is said, takes great interest In The American
Worlds Far. Her Maiest; and Prince Albert
will send over variety fcheicean valuable ar
tticles, including bust of the Queen, ttobe ex-
Ihibiteii ~. Z The Emperor Of tile French, tile Pope
and the Sultan, are among the contributors. En-
glad sends 542 objects, france s26. the zol serin
500. Holland t42 and Italy 100 statues. Colonel
Hughes will shortly leave London for Paris, and
proceed to the! several European courts upon
important mission. .iabo d gssta.s fs'4i 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

Atlas says that the heavy vote given for the bto
hibi tory liquor law in Nermout, hich went .inio
operation on Tuesday last,) was owing in augreat
degree to teynfanous quality OF the liquor sold
IN that Stat e. - sl,tE WILA9 y 2.ItISH