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TERRIFIC GALE IN THE GULF.

Wreck Of the United States brig Pe,vy--Los Of
revenue cutler .Morris.--Toial destruction of Kew
Wta-Fyiy lires loa.-In,nenss destruction Of
properly, ..., 'g qt..,,,.al ,, ag,. 2. a,pl
The schooner Sarah Churchman, Capt. Baymore,
from Philadelphia, via Key West, for Brnzos San
tago, arrived at the northeast pass on Wednesday
morning, the 2lst, and landed Com. Soat and son
from the Pacific, and Lieut.. VIM. G. Pease, of the
Ievenoe service, bearer OF dispatches to Washington
They came up to town last evening on the towbont
jefferson. To Lieut.. Pease we are indebted for the
details ola terrible gale in the guf-ofa fury unex-
ampled, and from which we must not expect to hear
NIL the deplorabe effects in many weeks We will
begin with the gale as was felt at Key West \ r.
The gale commenced blowing from the northeast,
the morning of the 1lth INST n BY o'clock, it blew
perfect hurricane. The tide rose rapidly, and the
storm ragged with incredible violence until near mid
night, when it abated. On the 18th it blew mode-
rate gale, and gradually subsidized. Every dwelling
house, save eve or six, at Key West, was destroy
ed or unroofed. L The, ,custom-house was blown
down, the marine hospital unroofed, and it is sup
posed government property destroyed to the amount
Of $500, 600 Fifty wharves disappeared, and the
salt works are destroyed The United States bar
rsrks were injured but suffered less than any other
buildings. Many families were turned out house
less, but the United States quartermaster came
promptly to their assistance. ,aH 3.re hH
The loss Of lie is great Many were drowned,
and many killed by falling buildings. Key West
lighthouse and dwelling attached entirely gone.
The spot where they stood is covered by white
sand-beach. Fourteen souls pershed in these build
ings. at lst t' t't '' -. b.
Sand Key ghthouse is gone--totally disappear
ed, With the buildings connected with it, The oc-
cupnnts, too, have perished. gt..,t.,g fo gEh ~
The Ighi-ship, in the northwest passage, drug-
ged her moorings and went to sea. but she wssrer
covered and returned TO her position, The agent of
the underwriters was dong everything IN his power
to save property. Very great danger is 10 be APP
pretended from the loss OF the lighthouses to ves-
sells from Europe and the north, bound to the gulf
The los, Of the cutter Morris is described to us in
letter rpp0su officer on bonrd ENtf y.
The United States brig Perry was IN the same
gale or tornado driven with ressess violence before
the wind, but wes finally run ashore shsr all hope
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HARDWARE, Glass aud Cfockery
H Ware at auction.--on Saturday, 3isi iii-
stsni shall SELL at the storehoase formerly oecu-
pied by G. p. wsnnal, at the corner Of 9th and
streets, at O'Clock, p. m, good lot OF erockory
and glassware. Also, a good lot Of hardware,
such mortice locks, hinges hasps, screws, ae.,
with many other srtcles not necessary TO enume-
rate Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Oct. 29-3t Auctioneer.
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The InteIlgencer Of this morning challenges US to
rspubsh It's first article in references TO Mr. Jesrsons
opinions. We will, II fpossibIe, take an early OPP
portunity to do 50. When republiShed, il will be
found to be jus, what VI have pronounced It to be,
an indysei, jssIitieal, and nsidOw defence Of the
"liber,y men, by the Perverson and misepresenta-
rion ofMr JotFersons opinions on the subjecI Of
emancipation.
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CAMP NEAR MoSrEREr,
9th Sept, l646.
To the Editor ofihe Union:

To the Editor ofths Union.
- You have, no doubt, had official information some
days ago relating to the battles Of the 2ls' 22d, and
23d instant; and, without attempting TO say any
more or the bloody conflict, consider 1t due to
Lieut.. Taylor, of company B. under the command
of Capt. Piper, of the Baltimore volunteers, 10 say
that his conduct, during the three days fight, waf
brave and gallant, and that he is the gentleman tha
recovered the dead body Of our brave 1t. Col Wat
son, under the heavy fire of the enemy. To-day
Gen. Twiggs met the officers Of our battalion, and
conferred the honor of colonel commanding the bat
talon Capt. James Z. Stewart, of Baltimore city
il being due to him as the senior captain also
reward OF merit for his conduct during the struggle
Gen Twiggs also stated in our presence, that th'
Baltimore battalion through hou had acted as brave ant
noble part in the three days. struggle as any
troops in the American army.
-" X. BRONAUGH,
.-." " .... Capt Comp. c.
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BALrIMoREANs KILLED AT MoNrEREY.-It is a
singular fact that we have as yet but few Of the
at Col Wstsons side at the battle Of Monterey. In
addition 20 those mentioned in the letter On our fret
page received by Capt. Goddard, Of Washington,
We learn that q Bsltimoresn named Ramsey was
killed. and that George Pierson, Of this city, has
died since the battle, though not from any wounds
received Baltimore Sun.
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Lieutenant Pease, of the United States revenue
service, arrived last evening, with Commodore
Sloat, from Key West, and is bearer ofdespatches
from the United States engineers at Key West,
recountng the effects of the late gale, and loss of the
public property Orleans J.0srsor'ian, Oc. %.
Lieut.. Pease arrived in this city in this evenings
southern boat.-UNoN1
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by A. GREEN, Auotionecr.

FURNITURE, Carpet Bags, Trunks,
IL Harness, &c., at auction.--on Saiur-
day 3lst instant shall sell In root Of the Centre
Market at 10 o'clock very extensive lot OF house
hold and kitchen furniture, belonging 10 persons de-
cniug housekeeping
Also large lot Of trunks, carpet bags, harness,
cart saddles, bceeching, &o.
The above sale is worthy the attention Of persons
wishing to furnish, as it is a good lot
A. GREEN, ,.
Oct29 Auctoneer.
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Circular TO collectors and other officer, Of the customs
TREA,uRY DEPARTMENT,

In consequence OF intelligence received at the de
partment, it becomes expedient and proper to re-
scind the privilege granted to the ports of Yucaian in
nv circular sf Instructions of the llth Of June,
1916, and to subject said ports to the interdlcons
Of commerce applicable TO the ports of Mexico gen.
orally, as enjoined by said Instructions You are
accordingly directed refuse cearances to all ves
sells and their cargoes departing from our ports, to
ports or places in Yucatan. .-
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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nTJacksOn Democratic Association
The regular monthly meeting Of the above associa-
ton will be held on Monday night, the Cd Novem-
ber, at 7 O'Clock, at Jackson Hall, Pennsylvania
avenue. Members are particularly requested to be
punctual in their attendance. n) s1@ /. ,}fff4
.aluh uf.& H baaa z. X. OFFUTT, r-
Oct 30. M IL. Nnn Recording Secretary.
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CTOCK OF stoves, Crates, Tin Ware,
- Fire-bricks, &C., at auction.-By viz
tue of deed of trust TO the subscribers daily recorded
in Liber w. B., No. 81, folios 272. 273, and 274,
will be sold at public auction, on Wednesday,, the
Ilth day of November next, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, al
the stove store on Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th Streets the stock of stoves CRATES, ra-
diators tin ware, tools, &C., amongst which are
Coal and wood stoves of various patterns for par.
lors, halls, &c.
Radiators, cooking stoves, CRATES of various sizes
and patterns a4 .& =. Ht. %
q Blocktin waro of various kinds vt
n Sets of tea chests, 6re-bricks, &c.
Also, complete set of timers tools, lathes, &c
Terms OF sale: All sums OF and under S25, cash
over sos, and not exceeding 500, credit OF two
and four months over $l0e, q credit Of two, four
and six months, for approved endorsed notes, bear
ing interest ,r,,or, 80 4,
| 'al tI5 ssi '1 l' ~ l'2,H" Trustees.
aE u 2, r. w. DYER, Aactioneer.
-ih Oct 93O-3taw6asif y 9'' '' n'sh''s't
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oct29

bricks and Lumber at Auction.-0n
ID Saturday evening next, the 3lst instant, at
three o'clock, shall sell, by order Of the Commis-
soner Of Public Buildings, at the Long Bridge,
5000 good bricks, and lot Of lumber, plank, kc,
taken from the bridge. Terms cash, in specie. "
X. w. DYER,
Oct 2S-d Aucuoneer.
The daily union., 1846-10-30

L,OR RENT.-The two-story frame house, at
Il the corner Of L and 18th streets, and in the Inn
mediate neighborhood Of Franklin Row. The house
has eight rooms and good cellar, and will be rent
ed low to good tenant For terms, DC, inquire OF
'+a LUKE RICHARDSON,
Oct 3O-eo3ls Near the premises.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. y,
TORE and Basement Rooms for rent

kIIVHE HHu bHbtHuHt NVUHis fVI fUHt
- at AucttOn.--On Monday. the 9th Novem-
Der, shall rent to the highest bidder, on the prem
ises, at II o'clock, the wesernmost store and two
basement rooms OF Jackson Hall, The store is
81 by 90 feet in the clear, and the Easements are
each SO by % feet inches the clear. The build
ing is on the north side Of Pennsylvania avenue,
about half way between the railroad depot and
Coleman's Hotel, and is one Of the best stands in
this city, either for wholesale retail business.
Terms made known at sale. " aa...,-l-lEE
.,,. ...,q, ls..,-s .r A. GREEN,
Oct 30-A Auctioneer.
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ryoUsEHoLD FURNITURE AT AUG

uOUSEHOLD FURNITUREAT AT A UC-
Wednesday next the Alb No
vcnbcr, at 10 O'Clock, m, shall sell at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. 1imrr,s, on Capitol Hill, nearly OPP
posite the south gate OF the Capitol, her household
and kitchen furniture, amongst which are sT
Mahogany hair-seat chairs and sofa t.n
Mahogany dining, card, and centre tables a
Pier glass, Moreen and muslin window curtains
and ornaments ,tII 4,
Canc-seat and other chairs, mahogany sideboard
Fire-irons solar and other lamps fn|
Dinner sets, crockery and glass ware ...
Three ply and ingram parlor, hall, step ana cham-
Der carpets, bedsteads, beds, mattresses ana oou
ding fii a.sstr5. .,Fsh. .. F..aFt#.f .
Mahogany bureau, washstands, toilet sets, Sc
~ With many other articles, and a lot OF h'enen
requisites. ses a4a Hti 1850 'lt
Terms of sale; All sums of and under W, c'sn;
over aa5, credit OF sixty and ninety days, tor ap-
nrovsd endorsed notes, bearing interest
p'V''" '''' $50 '''.''''' r. w. DYER,
a., On "A fat alf Auctioneer.
l. ~
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

We beg leave to call the public attention to the
following communication upon a matter which be-
gins to interest so many OF the community;
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE ELECTRo.MAO,
NEriC TELEGRAPH
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NTOTICE.-The public are hereby cautioned
In against trusting or herboring my wife, Sarah
A. Snyder, late Sarah A. Plant, as she has left me
without provocation. II shall, therefore, pay no
debts 81 her contracting nor be in any way account
able for her conduct.
Oct 96-3t. r HE ''
The daily union., 1846-10-30
BY WIN. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.

BY WIN. MARSHALL, AuctiOneer. -
(NARRIAGES and Harness at Auction.
~ On Wednesday afternoon, 4th November,
at O'Clock, shall sell, in front Of my store a
large and handsome assortment Of carriages, &C.,
VIZ
Large close coaches
Square carriages for four and six persons
Rockaways, for two and four persons
Buggies, with leather falling tops '...a
Barouches and doctors phstons ''i
With several sets of single and double harness.
Also, three secondhand carriages in good order
Also, three good family horses.
.' VIM. MARSHALL, q
Oct 26--dts .@ Auconeer.
The daily union., 1846-10-30

TWO hundred Designs for Cottages and
Il villas, original and selected. By Messrs.
Walker and Smith. Just published. -yE
Oct. 30 lHT a r rtrNHI" +. TAYLOR.
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BY WIN. MARSHALL 'Auctioneer.
China, CrockerY, AM

FURNITURE, China, Crockery, and
L. Glass Ware at auction.--0h Saturday morn
ing 3lst instant, at 81 o'clock, shall sell, in front
ofmy store the effects Of family declining house
keeping, viz: IS .........-. ..r .-,
Mahogany sofas, bureaus, sideboards, dining,
card, and centre tables ',
Marbe-top washstands and pedestals '..'''
Mahogany parlor and rocking chairs ~ ~
Cane and wood-seat do a -
Andirons shovel, and tongs zip .nt#. 4. =
Looking glasses, carpets, lamps, walters, clocks,
cutie " &C., &c, with general assortment Of kitch
en- utensils.
Also, a lot of new China and glass ware, hard
ware, and fancy goods.
q Oct 26-dts T. ia Eistas 4 as.A Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1846-10-30

r,oR RENT.-AA two.story frame house, with
IN back buildings, situated on the north side OF
y, near the corner Of 6th street-possession give,
For terms apply at S,n,iorers' Hal.
Der, 30.3sw3g w FISCHER
|IREAT Bargains In Grape shawis.---
" We have received IS colored Grape shsvs,
which we viii sell at very low prices for the quail
ties. We have them in every possible color.
oct24-76nf \, s1ri5p. cLAGErr y 90.
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PROPOSALS FOR UNITED STATES
LOAN.
TssAsusu DssAarsssr.
October ~, Ists

ID TaGAsusu DxsAarssss.
.gH4 .r4tiaEE4t October ~. lsSs
An ACT having been passed by ceaxssss. ana
"A approved by the President of tse Uaiisd sss~s
on tho 29d Of July, 1886 entitled IAN sei sethos-
izing an issue Of treasury notes and lo~a," Ne
undersigned, Secretary of the Treasury, wi W pss-
suance Of the provisions Of said act, Teesiss pss
posals at the treasury until the i2gh of November.
l5i6, inclusive, for the subscription of loan u Ave
millions Of dollars. on stock bearing an interest," -
ak per cent per annum, payable semi-aBnasly,
The proposals viii state the price 70 be psid faf
said stock; the money loaned 10 be placed 10 tho
credit OF The Treasurer Of the United States. with
him or with either of the assistant treassrsrs st
Boston, New York, OF Chstleston, os lhe isea.sser
Of the mint at Philadelphia, or New Orleans sioek
will be inscribed on the hooks ~ the oepartmeni,
and certificates issued for the thus agreed for
on evidence OF the deposlte Of the money as pro-
yided above bearing interest from the date Of the de-
posite, and rredeemable before ,hs l2th of Noyem-
Der, 1856 The proposals. will state where tas
money win be deposited, and should be directed IA
letters, under SEAL to the Secretary OF the Treasury
endorsed Proposals for the United States losn.h
No offer for any sun under one thousand dollars
will be considered.
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DEACH TREEs.--5O,000 superior inoculs,ed
IL peach trees, ofthe most approved varieties, two
years old from the stone, from sc to eight feet in
height, inocuated either immediately Of the presi-
ous year, or two, from bearing trees. Wsrrsnsed,
upon the eondnon Of refnnding the prizes reidy At
the low price Of six cents, packed and delivered IN
Philadelphia on six ,nonths' credit, for approved
paper, for 900 tree, more. For sale at my
nursery, at Hsddonheld, New Jersey fst fft
Also, apple, cherry, and ornsmentsi @ tres
#o' DAVID ROE.
Hsddonheld, October, 1856
Oct. s9-gt 't tafH Hs ~ Cd fhta.9afsuf
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.nUR ARMY on the Rio Grande-op,
" volume, with rs engraylngs; price 30 cents
Oct 70 r. TAYLOR,
The daily union., 1846-10-30
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

"a. BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. sG
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture,
III Plano Forte, &C.s at auctlOn.--On
Monday, the I'd Of November, shall sell, at the
residence of Mr. Rhea, on Missouri avenue be-
tween ~ and 9th streets, fronting the canal, at 10
o'clock, a. m, splendid and large lot Of furniture,
viz: . ...... r.s. rs, F sBt1 ~. say
Mahogany sdebosrds, dressing, and other bu-
| reaus aea4 agN HlHtG5
Mahogany spring-seat sofas, ottomans, lounges,
&c. +. ....- -. d. IS. .., .,, 'fs .g l5a"
Mahogany parIor and plaah-soy rocking
Mahogany dining, breakfast, card, and sids-sa-
bles ... ~ n. A5A 3'F
Mahogany nsrble-top centre table "
| Work and washstands iG2 at9M NJ A3eaeN
Mahogany fine large book case, wardrobss, hat
rack s'stsaE gtl ~ hos &i9p9 eciassnN2 hA5
Convex, rnirrsr, and pier glasses sgi aslaaWaot
| Parlor and chamber window curtains ~ 2,s4V'
i Solar, astral hall, and other lamps sli1al l9A
| Feather beds, bedding, and bedslead
| Cane, rush, and wood-seat chairs, pine tables,
Co. s,a4QH &5Jak.tkt lYQT ptFp
Andirons, shovels, tongs, tenders, &c. @
Ci,na, glass, and crockery ware aHHs
| Knives and forks, &c.
/ Plated castors, candlesticks, snuffers and trays
Also, a splendid piano forte, made by Chicksring,
| of fine tone and touch
Brussels shree-ply, ingram, Venetian, and step
carpet q tH H y III
Also, an excellent lot Of kitchen requisites
/ Parlor, hall radiator, and other stoves ~ gl
| Also, good mich COW 'l3e' ~
| With many other articles too tedious 10 cnumcr-
| ate. ,sa 49,.
Terms, All sums Of and under y25, cash; over
s25 credit OF thirty and sixty days, for notes sat
| lsfsctory endorsed, bearing interest. t
The public are particularly invited to attend ths
sale, the furniture is Of superior quality, and
"'' Wv = ' ' A. GREEN,
Oct Odd .a... #A Auctiopeer.
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r. J. WALKER,
Oct 3O--dtl2N

Oct 30--dll2N
The In'elllgeneer, Washins,oni Baltimore 2spab-
and Argus; Keystone and Pennsy yvspian, Phiiadel-
phia; Globe and Evening Poe, New York; Boston
Post, Boston Times, and Charleston Courier, VIII
please copy the above.
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Oct 30.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
wINERS PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
EOREH0USD AND ELECAMPANE

a SPEEDY and siitciusl Remedy Cor Coughs
IA Colds Hs1rseness. Splitting of Blood Vhoop-
irg Ccuga. Group flourisy. B.orohi'is. Consump.
ten Pans and Soreness &c the Breast and Lungs
Asthma. most distressing disease, the sgfletings
oi which have been said even Io he worse than
ho'c "i death run he cured ~ iho medicine.
The symptoms OF lhIs dIscasC arc, n ,iul,ni sense
ct constitution OF Tho chest. wiih loud wte, zjng
respiration; we hear The pa'ieni al suine distance
"he6ziug und Dreaming Such an attack ihis
y suou ac {, mparitd hy short 9nd ficui cough.
daring winch. lhc face pale elongated aud pinch
30; Tie nuse aud * remii.cs hCcnmc co!d; the skin
htouu auui 'he body becomes rpugh Il. ga reitoccs
non OF blood To- m 10; shutderns. scf.-o ci
creeping Is felt IA ,Irscai parts OF The hudy; and
The patent LOOKS rs II hc were dying; lac j. cold aud
pale ond ga>r,ug iur breath. mud nsuch oguny lro,n
lho watt OF a.. Ihai one would think HIM dying
Such an attack rs hs may last only a few minutes
II may last sCveral Luurs. u generally Lakes plare
about he middle oiihc night. and IL most frequent
on - sudden charge of tho wen,hcr.
For sac by PRYOR IL PAUL.. l6l Make, s,
ap Is
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C. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ ME practical use OF tho Health Restorative
A being To- relieve md cure IhFsc most hoziri.
ons and agnuiziug Of al dscase', Consumption. L.
yer complaint. severe coughs aud colds and Poi Z
IN tho side and chest u y considered bath rich
AMI proper 'hal n sla;cment DC made NOR, pnr,cu.
lorly relating TO ~ propcrt,s. IN he dss place II
fortunately y compounded &c NAIVE plauls herbs
ami rrois and has suughi therefore The ADVENT.
iiuus aid OF dat gcrous mineral preparations. which
only painiH ct The best, instead at curing disease.
The fact of Ibe restorative bciug purely vegetable
is cpJrobo,a,ed 10y the iesiimpny of The emment Dr.
Chiffon e New York, who after n careful aud 'niI,-
ute examination Of H. decides the truth 81 it, nnd 50
oncc,ually Stops ca,il on That point. Further. the
pr1rapinoss % he action al this medicine Is WihOui
d"r.bt uupafalelcd--ii slows such eucrg fic action
in eradcaiug disease and then healing the par h,I
The transition from impaired and cuo ehlcd health
Ia conva cCuce is astonishing aud ,oocius We
The hnppucs. OF being The iusltaircn, of such un.
bounded benefit 81 i1p great 10 permit mi, Res'o.
rativc 10 circulate as heretofore within narrow
circumsc he'd liu'ls and Inc Proprietor hes made
such arrangements NiIh his Gcncrtl rgoui ,hai the
remedy cna be reached by oil The continual
accessiOns Of cerifcaics stating tho most touch ne
cases ~ diseases happily cured. prevents TO posi-
I!iy of their being published any exlCni but vet
they are Left ~ Tho ofice e The General necnt f,r
examuatcn. The ful'nwinI ccriifcaic IS hoiE Dr.
Chiffon. the well known New York chemist;
u have asalyzrd briile of medicine called e
Brnckeshon', Ilenlih Restorative; end find hat IL
does Mt contain Mercury. of any o,her mcialhc
preparation. nor opium "a any OF ~ forms. II Is
composed a. yCgofubie matter euiireiv'
JAMES Il Chiffon. NJ d.
G BRlNCKERHOFF Proprietor. N Y.
Horace Evercu. U Agent
Pnnclpai Office 80 Had son s'iceI New York
Agents or Wheeling. Drs JAS BnKER aud a
TODD; Wesi Alexander. IA. BRYANT & Ora
IN, aud hy agenis rs almost every town ~ The
,. I'm may Q
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WHEELING LITERARY DEPOT.
No. III MAIN STREET

NJ I'll MAIN SIKEE l.
FHsHE Subscriber wishes To inform lis frienjs
81 and the public generally. ,l,ai he hns opened
Literary Depol. for che sale of he oheap Works
ol late and selected reading. and where can DO OBJ
mined the iollowingi
The Tsee Gunrdsmcn by Alexander Dumas
fweniy Yeats Amer, sequel TO The 3 Guard men
Peers aud PaJvenues 10y Mrs Gore
Female Minister or n Sons Revenge
The Maid OF Honor Tale OF The l3h century
Rienzi The Last OF The TiiLunes 10y Buluer
Alice or The Mysteries do
CouSl JnIian or the Last D1yspf The C;nh Ivy s NM
W,cand OF The Transportation by Chas q Brown
The Life md Tines OF Marlin Va Buren, by w
Mlckeuzic
The Prince and The Pe'ller nv Miss Ellen Pickering
The Heiress by Mss Pickering
THE TrapTcr's BRIDE 10y PERCY q 81 John
Jtames Diary Sudden Rchcs
JOHN the Bold ny w II Cafpeafer
History 81 the Bastie by u A Diverpou
MAGAZINES FOR MAY.
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Gojey'- Lsdy's Book and Magazne, National DO
The Dcmocraiic Keyiew.
Alsn The Weekly Newspapers N Weeks
Herald. Philadelphia Saturday, Post do do Courier
do Neal'sdo Gozei,e. Boldfa 80 Western Continent
Do Iris and Odd Fellows Mirror; The Flag OF on
Uaion
ON receiving Books every wcsk from Bn'tf
more shall endeavor 10 get tho late publication
os soon hey are published. G ELLIS
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arc not fpr sale in this CITY con have Them hronsb
from the eastern cities by calling on G T..
may IL