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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
ycrLY~rs AND Av,,,sT-.

nEAfNFSS.-h NfWtN INVENTED tSsTRrut ~
~ nr extreme eases ~ d'afress called the spuad ntgn
Der organic vibrator aud Invisible rpuducfar II es ~
int te " the pprcepthet he
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ans West or Osie he Ncrk HOltl, Lordoa. kng and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

noCToR HUNTERS ONLY oFrlCF ~ AT 40. snlvt
~ son street New York city, established A. ~ 1884 open
from seven IN the morning nnu ten IN The evening.
nR " LARnoST "a MERCER STREET, CORNER ~
~ strng, opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel New OnSce
hours from 10 4. n nll n. " except sundays
nR WATSON, $50 BRooMF sTREFr, SECOND BIocH
~ west II Broadway. o9ce hours sn she.nornns
a. IN the evening
nR rALrH's OFFICES, = BLEEcHrR STREET. COR
nor Il Wesley place two blocks east " broadway.
tNuerop wsRp $50 BRutpwAy SOUTHEAST cor
noe AZ Rrooe street, scrcd floor pfNe hours frtsn
4 N ul iHr NJ, daiy. ~ Sundays rom A. ~ TIL I'M
" 4 JOHNSON y " -urFiCr lN NINTH SrREwT
II. Sew Yuk owe tlogs east - Broadway Onhce b. i3s
flom " A, W. los IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

GRAND OPENING or WINTER MIILTNERy-MRs
NJ hAiiINGS 3is Canal street viii exhibit three OF
rich Parts hornets with rich assortment of those OF her
manufacture, on Thursday neat. the ih inst
AIRS. DAv1DsON. I25 BLFrCKFR STREET, RESPECT
wi fully invites attention ~ her complete and elegant assor
Of Paris winter millinery Of the latest modes also
ses bonrets headdresses coures &c All 4 which for rich
elegance aud owncss 81 price cannot be eyceled n
The balance rich fall hornets viii be disposed 81
greatly reduced prices rs Beecker street. west q broadway
WAX rtOwFRs.-MRS. WILLIAMSON RESPECT
w fully informs her friends thai she moved ~ No
LEROY place heecker few doors from Broadway,
where she T. prepared give thorough the
most reasonable terms She has aud beautn collection
of flowers exhibition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

DECEIvER or TAXES OFFICE, NEW CITY HALL.
III 30 Chambers street. New York. Nov. l. ls5s-Noce 10
hereby given that cent will be added the LIST Of De
cember All remaining unpaid also that per cent
viii be added the 18th day OF December No money
eeived after O'Clock NJ Office hours from A. 10 ZIP
WILSON SMALL, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

hsa I NJ S' JAcSsoYs MOURNING STORE,
Ma. b5l BROADWAY between spring and finee streets
aB.-Opposte Tiffany 4 Co =
rpARpErIsas FROM AUCTION.
@ s. HuMPHREy CO.
LARGEST AND BEST ' SELECTED srocKs
cARpErrNcs ASD OIL CLOTHS
'' Large portions Of which have been purchased
~ the late
N" CO. ), i nHSrHk sfaf, 4 TO- Co.:
Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
CURTAIN MATERIALS, FURNITURE COVERINGS,
" Paper haDgings and window shade
$50 Broadway
Have now # ( :GIf Fl 2a ;.bis'i0A to he
The 81 T nns sESsoss s
Being practical 1s asasd ann "a
we employ ssg none f sS, he Most ska
{,LoAKs, RAcLA .Sssrs el ls.eS,nsat e.
~ CLOTH, cAsT5R cLoTm AND BEAVERS.
In all the leading
Styles OF the season,
Elegantly lynn made q g and % 4 trimmed
We invite LADIES who desire to save few dollars In The pur-
oar goods viii be found 10 ss s,s IN every respect vii"
!. Small rents and expenses enable US 10
Also misses and sa K PF4f5S b &s
264 Bowery, near Houston street.
DREsS GOODS. ....
. Fulton
or the latest Pa is styles.
729 Broadway, corner of Waveney place.
vgAsT INDIA CANTON, MANILA, JAPANESE AND
~ AMFRiGAS INDIAN FANCY GOODS At
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE NO. 653 BROADWAY.
articles at be found elsewhere, and especially com
OF those who desrous OF OBTAIN
g curious valuable article for present
= IEEN GOODS, PILLOW LINENS TABLE LINENS
IL elngs napkins diapers, huekabucks crashes ahd
other description OF tfst class hnen eooos Always m
sale at The lowest prices, at - ,.
TIE LINEN STORE,
74S Broadway, above Aston place, east side.
j. c. MLLIkEN 4 co, fropreors
Anew CLoAKs, NEW CLoAKs.
IN GEO. BUIPIN
having resumed his former stand
AT No. Sol BhOADWAI
BANKRUPT STOCK OF ...-
ARMAND 4 LAMoNTAINE,
be IN .es public attention TO -
TRULY SUPERB STOCK
ELEGANT cLoAKs AND FURs
of the
RICHEST PARIS AND NEW YORK MANuF ACTuRE,
al at moderate prices.
BLACK VELVET CLOAKs,
BLACK BEAVER RAGLANS. ,.o
RICH OPERA CL0AKS,
MISSES and MOURNING CLoAKs,
ESptEss VARIETY.
GEO BULPIN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

r'n1RTEENTH ANIMAL TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL OF
the r.. L. Snow Social Union No. !, will be held the
Apollo Rooms s0 Broadway, Thursday evening Novem
her II; Connes celebrated band engaged
wM. =. WHITE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
States mail FULTON, J. A. Wotton commander,
Will leave for Havre touching at SOUTHAMPTON % Land tho
mails passengers Saturday November Is Al twelve
O'Clock from pier North river, foot Of Reach street Ths
ship has hye water light compartments enclosing The engines
that OF collision srandinr the water could not
reach hem and The pumps being free work he safety q
vessel and would be secured baggage not
during the should be board the day be-
abre sailing marked Below For freight apply
w. s. DRAYTOH Agent, No. 7 broadway
NB-The steamer Arago viii succeed tho Fulton and sau
R~c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

DEAL LACES "
IL FRENCH EMBRO1DERIES.
JAMES GRAY CO. have jus, opened superb selection
Of real aces and French embroideres received
steamer Fulton of cheap embroidered
handkerchief: French embroidered cambria col
lars loc and 5Nc worth 81 EMBROIDERED fAMBRIC
COLLARS and CUFFS, at SOC and 75c., worth 81 so.
10 Broadway, corner Wayerley place.
CKIRTS, SKIRTS, SK1RTs-lo,no OLD EXTENSION
- wanted, exchange Tor new ones. At Mrs fuS
TIERS skirt maruactury No 33 broadway, Morisons
ladies' skirts ade order on the shortest notice
~ BPrivaie dressing where ladies' can change and
have skirts fitted to suit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

4 RTIFIC1AL FLOWERS,
n Target wyeaths,
Ball and bridal wreaths,
Head dresses and bouquets
full and general assortment Of every description of French
ana American goods
Jobhers unners invited 20 call and examine nj
PRICES Artificial Flowery Mandatory,
- Division street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

DiBBDNS AND TRIMMINGS FROM AUCTION At
IL greatly reduced preesWe viii open splendid and very
OF the above goods Monday sth inst
prizes Also, colored velvet ribbons dress
Illusion and headdresses, flowers &C. &c hid
gloves al 90 cents per pair; best quality, IS cents
d. CLARKE, 6i3 Broadway, of Bleecker streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

OF MOSAIC LODGE NO

IL 4S, y. and A. M.
Brother NJ II. F0Y-Sir. The pleasing devoves
me- Secretary OF Mosaic Lodge No as TO present you
with Of preamble and resolutions unanimously
and recorded on the minute book of said lodge.
We members Of Mosaic Lodge No. 4lS of F. and A. M
OF the State OF New York feel ourselves under obligations
Brother DR. NJ Foy of V6 West Twenty fifth street for tn
interesting and instructive lecture delivered voluntarily by
hm) before Mosaic Lodge at its hundredth regular
communication. Monday evening October rs, 1888.
Resolved That OF thanks be rendered Br NJ y. Foy
by the members Of said lodge appreciation of the
feeling existing the occasion.
Resolved That the Secretary be instructed to forward
Brother NJ Foy of the preamble and resolutions
adopted by Mosaic Lodge bearing the seal Of the
p +. VASpERHoET, Sec. JOSEPH HODGMAN w. NJ.
NEW YORK, Oct % 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

THh FAMILY CASE FOR s7-coSTAfSiNG THE Forr
j iOwinr yAr1ev-
2hutles choice brandy
10. Old port vine
z do priue old sherry
z 40. pure Scotch whisksy
do. Mnrphs tfeh whlskev
z do Madeira wine
In all doseu bottles SAMUEL, ELLISON
No south Wiam and 60 Ssoue and william street
between Pine and Cedar streets invited T. call
ard sample liquors before going elsewhere
West wn he happy Old friends and rs Al
No South william street
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TAB DAILY INTRLI.IG ENrER.
ogF1oE. CoRNER WATER AND MONROE sTsvrrs.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.
Senate.-AIr. Seward presented a petition of
ninety eight citizens of Phelps, New York, pray
ing some measures to be adopted for the peace
full and gradual extinction of slavery, by max
ing compensation out of the public Treasury.
Laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Chandler, resolution was
adopted requesting the Secretary of War, to
the numbered troops stationed in Kansas for
each quarter from, the first of January DO to
the present time.
A bill was passed authorizing certain officers
and men, who were engaged in the search Of
Sir John Franklin, to receive the medals pre-.
scented them by the British Government
Special order of the Kansas affairs was taken
up, which was argued at length by Mr.. Hale.
/ HoUsR.-.Special committee to investigate
the charges against the members or officers of
the'laSt house, growing out OF the expenditure
of the Middlesex Manufacturing Tariff fund,
Stanton a. Moore, of Ala, Kunkel of Penma.,
Wright; Of Ca and Russell, of KY, composed
the committee et. i+ssa i asssg. So. ~
a large number of bills were introduced and
deferred, among them one by Mr.. Kelly to Sc
cure homestead to actual settlers on public do
main.
Mr.. Bennett proposed bill TO establish
Railroad and Telegraph to the Pacific for Postal
and Military service
Mr.. Zollicotier offered a resolution inStructing
the committee on Judiciary to. inquire into the
expediency of reporting a bill to regulate. or
restrain the immigration or importation of for
eign paupers and criminals into the United
Suites. Adopted by l87against SO.
Mr.. Campbell asked leave to offer joint
resolntis.. authorizing the President to negoti-
ate, through the State Department, for the
acquisition of Canada; Nova Scotia, and other
parts of British America, Cuba and other Islands
adjacent thereto and annex them to the g. S.
Introduction objected to.
Humphrey Marshall asked but failed to obtain
leave to offer resolution proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution OF the U. S., by pro-
yiding only for native born citizens, and those
naturalized according to the general naturaliza-
ton laws, shall be deemed qualified electors un-
der the Constitution. Adjourned. aN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19
Charter Elaction.

CGrT or WHEELIAG, CLERE's oTTtcE,
January 18th, 1855
nN Monday January 95th, 1855, election viii he held
" for May CLERK, Treasurer. Sergeant, SIRE oomfa
oner, Wharf Master and Superb tShdrnt and Engineer 81
the Water Works city Wheeling. Also for Alder
man, School commissioner and two Trustees Of Public
Schools members Of the Council fer the several wards
Of said city, commencing O'Clock AMI closing q
O'Clock The following PiaUss So tle several wig
In the Pr tWardAt the Hos House Of the First Ward
Hose Company, and the Alderman once ofsad ward.
3In the Second WaFd-At the Civ Hall.
In Third Ward-At the Court House and n the Hose
House Of the FFst Whrslins Hose Company.
the Fourth .aTd-At the Hose House OF the Rough
Ready Hose Company and at the Adefan's Oee u said
ward.
In the vih warl-Atth north aud south Of the
Public S.hOOl house OF said Ward.
The members OF the Council appsFtOned ~ follows
wiz
Pour for the First Ward,
TWI for the Second Wand,
Five for the Third Warl,i
FiVe the Fourth Ward,
Six for the Fifth Ward.
election win be held under the superintendent Of
snch persons as the Mayor shall appoint.
=. A. BRENfLIHGER,
janis Clerk Of City.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19
FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1s.--By last nights train we
learn that Calhoun commenced counting the re-
turns of the election of 21st Dec ION Tuesday
last in presence of the presiding officers of the
Legislature and Gov. Denver. As soon as this
is done messenger will be dispatched to Wash.
ington with tue vote and State Constitution.
Calhoun would not leave the Territory till nf-
ter the returns were made. In regard to tho
election of tile, State officers, the result of the
election of the! is stilluncertain.
Col Henderson, of LcavenwOrth, vas forcibly
taken from the stage few miles from that city,
by a party'of Free State men, on the 18th inst,
and has not been heard from since.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19
RIVER AND WEATHER.

LouIsvILhE, Jan d8--River rising, with s
feet inches in the canal and feet inches in
the Kentucky pass over the rocks. Weather
clear. Mercury 40. lr-
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1e.-River about stationary at
this point A rise of two feet is reported at
Quincy. The Missouri is unchanged. Illinois
falling, with 8 1-2 feet in the channel. The up
per Mississippi is clear of ice to Dubuque
Weather clear. Mercury SO. ~ t5as
CINclNNXTI, Jan. I9.-The river has fallen
foot since Saturday evening. Weather clear
and cool. ~
HALiF4x, Jan. 1s Among the passengers
by the America are Madame Lola AIontez, Count
esS of Lands(eldt who was married to the Prince
of Schalosky in Paris, and suite; Col. Charles
Burgthal, of Philadelphia bearer of dispatches
for the U. S. Government from Paris, and Mr..
Allibone, of PHILADELPHIA, 7a.ag 81 .as.. q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19
naM Buralarg.-rhe wickedness of the up

B,n Burglary.-The wickedness of the up
D rortion of this ''parochial district" is get
'oS" ~ he perfectly frightful- taking the bur-
l Isr committed at Mr.. VIM. Georges store, in
S Sa-,b wheeling, as specimen. His dwelling
Ny.' srst entered-the thief making his way to
S va he'd side Of Mr. George, and stealing the
~. lev from within hands reach of it, and
SYo examining leisurcly the house, proceeded
''', ',locE the store and blow the lock from the
w. witt With gunpowder. The thief got some seven
dollars for his daring rascality.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19

Hou.s Buading.-Those who keep to their
,.3.ers or their work benches, from week to
week I and do not go about the city much, have
0oiIso of the amount of house building which
, :. been going on for the last few months in
wheeling. People are impressed with the idea
that the crisis knocked everything of this kind
in the hcad-just as it did pretty much every
thing else-but such is not the case. Over a
hundred houses have gone up within a year,
and there are now, nautically speaking, several
important buildings on 'the ways" There is a
constant, yet healthy demand for store,rOoms and
shops, showing a steady, quiet increase in the
country trade.
We firmly believe, taking a view of the whole
ground, that the prospects for a general exten-
sion Of Wheeling trade and business were never
more aatterng than they promise for the COM
ing year. Were it not for our railroad troubles
there would be nothing to mar our generalpeace
Of mind. ssa. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19
.ALABAMA LEGIsIATURE.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. ls.-On Thursday
both branches of the Legislature of Alabama
passed unanimous resolution authorizing the
Governorto call State Convention if OngresS
refuses to admit Kansas under the Eecompton
Constitution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19

TIC onion H0use-just opposite our Office
we see has, been taken possession of by Mr.. j.
Packer, who seems renovating and repairing
with great energy The Union is well situated
and, We think, under Mr. Packers management
will become a popular hotel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19
For The IntFIIIRencer.
nThe Gas Question. a

r"After one of the longest fercest, and most
obstinate fights on record, the managers of the
have agreed"
This elegant extract, from the Times newspa-
per of this city, of yesterday, reminds me OF the
following lines, said to have been found at the
entrance of the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky.
''ThiSk Cave, lisa great wonder,
General Jackson, blood aud thunder"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19
NEW YdRK MARKET.

I JAN. 1s-Flour firm, 1000 bbs sold at $4,-
T5a4, 30. for Ohio, an adyacne of5c Wheat firm.
Corn dull and heavy, 10000 bus sold. Mess
Pork DC lower, sales at $l4, 75a14,s5. Stocks
dull. Sterling exchange tiEmer but dull, 91-2a
10 per cent. premium, 5...-sq 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19
Wharf MASTER.

would again respectfully announce myself candi-
for the office OF Wharf Master and 10 reelected will
attend faithfully the discharge Of duties asheretoiore
Jane R0BT. HAMILTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19
MARKET

JAN 1s.-Fiour unchanged with plenty of
buyers at 5000. Provisions unsettled and the
marketso excited that accurate quotations can
not be given. Green meats are 2alc per pound
higher. Hogs, 800 received the past 4s hours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19
For Mnror.

Please announce Doctor JAAEs TlSxrR as candidate
for the office of MAYOR His long and faithful services
In the City Council is sufficient Of his ability
and qualifications to I'LL the office and to enforce the ord
with hrmness Independence the entire sat
issaetion of uan7l 1.-THE PUBLIC"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19

MessRs EDIroRs:-Through the solicitations OF many
friends beg leave to announce myself candidate for
Of CITY Sergeant the coming charter election.
dtc3l SMITH MCDONALD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-19

The Rirer-last night showed an upward
tendency, with over elevenafect in the channel.
The arrivals were the woodside, Resale, Cam
bridge, Wood, Convoy, j. B. Ford and Courier.
The Courier leaves this evening for Cincinha-2
ti-and is in all respects the desirable way for
travellers to reach Cincinnati. Give US good
steamer like the Courier for solid comfort in
travelling. e
By last nights mails we have the following
freight quotations from Cincinnati:
Pittsburgh-W Whisky and Oil, 85c; Flour, 2Oc;
Cotton Soc; Molasses, 5Oc; Pound Freights, 1Oa
St. Louise Heavy Pound Freights 25c. per
hundred; Whisky and Oil, 6Octs. per bbl; Stoves,
25cts.; Ale, 40cts. per Dbl. To Evansville
Whisky and Oil, 40cts. To Cairo w Risky and
Oil, 50cts.
NASHVILLE Whisky, 5octs; Ale, 4octs; Pound
FreigIits 25a35cts.
New Orleans Nv Risky and Oil, 6Octs.; Flour,
S0cts.; Pork, 45cts; Bacon, 2Octs. per hundred,
and Butter Cheese, &C., 2Ucts. per hundred.
Oil Cake IS so per ton. Horses, SO. sF
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CHARTER ELECTION.
For civ CORNELL.

LiAMS n. O. ARTHUR, NJ. EICKEE JAMES PAUIL
as candidates for Council from the ID Ward.
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Ror the IntelIlpencer.

Messrs EDIroRs-I beg leGvs respectfully to announce
through the columns of your paper, my cEnd
date The Office OF City Sergeant the approaching Char
ter Election. JAMES o. HAWLEY.
dec. 25, lS5T.-te.