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The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19
Murphy's.
Arrival of the Pacific.
Ne,rs per Wells, Fareo 8. C

Ne"s Pcf VeHS, fdTS0 g 20.
The steamship Pacific arrived at San
Francisco on the 18th, with news from
New York to the Goth October.
Gen. Scott had returned to New York
from his tour west.
The Japan expedition was expected to
sail soon.
Great excitement existed in N. Yorl,
in reference to the treatment of the
Crescent City, an account Of which is on
our outside. A large Indignation meet
ing had also been held at New Orleans.
ELEcrIoNs.-The Wings have gained
largely in Ohio, but the Democ ra is have
carried the State. The statements in
reference to Florida are conflicting
The Democrats have carried Indiana by
a large majority. The accounts from
pennsylvania are very vague, but the
Democrats claim the State.
A heavy gale had occurred in Florida
on the 9th ult., doing much damage
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

THEATRE AT GRASS VALLEY.-Last eve
ming for the first time, Mr.. Waller and troupe
were to play at Grass Valley. Here their
excellence in their profession, has given
them success unparalleled by that of any
other company which has ever played here.
Mr.. Waller is unequalled in his art, and Mrs
Waller possesses the highest claims to ad
miration, for her exquisite mnsic and beauti.
full presentations. Mr.. Booths name is evi-
dence Of good education in acting, and that
education has not been wasted. Barry and
Spear are excellent comedians. The ladies
of the company are all experienced and ac.
complished Gates is hard student, and is
rapidly rising in his profession. The artists
are skillful. The musical director, Will
liams, possesses a cultivated taste and large
experience. With such a combination OF
talent, our sister town cannot fail to be
pleased We trust the warm reception Mr
Waller has deserved and received in the
mountains, Will be sustained at Grass Val.
ley.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

THE LKGIsLATURE,-So far as the returns
have been received from the State, including
fourteen democrats who hold over, the Senate
stands twenty democrats TO seven wings. In
the late election The wings elected seven mem
bers and the democrats six. The wings have
gained five members over last year.
here are vet three members Of the house
to be heard from. These excepted the mem
bers elect are forty one democrats and nine
teen whigs-a wing gain over last year Of
four.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

TRIAL FOR MURDER.-On Tuesday
evening last Chilian woman named
Augustine, was killed at a Spanish dance
house on Broad street. by an Englisbman
named I. ]. jones, under the following
circumstances. Jones went to the house
considerably intoxicated, and while
there obtained possession of a pistol be-
longing to another person. This pistol
he pointed at Augustine after cooking
it, asking her if he should shoot. She
grasped hold of the pistol to get it from
him, and a scufile ensued; at last she
gave him push out of the door, letting
60 of the pistol at the same time. AL
most Immediately the pistol went off,
the ball passing into her side, killing
her instantly. The witnesses stated on
the examination before Justice Endicott
yesterday afternoon, that Jones had
evipced a quarrelsome disposition and
much bravado during the whole eve
ming. In his statement, the prisoner
said he only intended to take the pistol
to the door to discharge it, and that the
push of tho woman, she pulling at the
pistol at the same time, raised the cock
and caused the discharge.
The prisoner was committed for fioal
trial. The Court room was much crowd
ed during the examination, and much
interest seemed to be felt in the case.
The prisoner is about Al years old. He
seems to be O man Of considerable nat
ural abilities, but degraded by habit
Of drinking and his face is much bruised
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19
VorE OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES AND

VoTE OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES AND
Towns IN CALIroRNIA.-We give below
table, compiled by the s. F. HraM,
showing the number Of votes poled in
the principal cities and towns in this
State. These statistics give an aocur-
ate idea OF the commercial Importance
OF these various localities, and upon
which may % based n very correct con-
ception Of the probable destiny Of these
various points, so far rs their growth and
Development is concerned. Sacramen-
to looms up proudly by the side of San
Francisco, and while we are not silly
enough to claim for her destiny as mag
nificent as that of the great Commercinl
Emporium of the Pacific yet that she
is to be the great inland city of the State,
no sane man can for moment doubt:
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

U. S. BALL.-Thc Ball at the u. :. Hotel
came off as advertised, on Wednesday eve
uing last. Owing to the very disaereeable
state of the weather, it was not as fully at.
tended as we had hoped; yet tn re were
enough to render the party a very agreea-
Bile one. The dancing was kept up until
near daylight, which all seemed to enjoy
with infinite saii,ftc:ion But of the supper
we would even say more. Mr.. Lowell de-
serves praise for the taste and elegance with
which it was got up, in doing which he Ger.
tainly spared neither labor or expense All
who participated, agree in p onouncing it
the very best the country could afford
The new Hotel is not yc. completed. bur
is progressing rapidly, and when finished,
will be decidedly the best in our city, and an
honor to its en'erprisng propre or.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

o. A house was taken down at Wood
Ravine the past week. and sent to Sacramento
The price of lumber in this city is $50 per one
thousand feet. This price probably will not
hold, as by the last advices from Sacramento,
the levce was crowded with lumber of all de.
scriptions, and it was changing hands at Sl0U
per rthousand-superior California lumber be-
ing held at Sl40 $3.50.
Flour was selling at 1922 $23.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

MArs.-We have received from our obliging
friend Mr.. Loutzenhizer, of the Grass Valley
Bookstore, two beautifully engraved maps ol
executed with taste and general accuracy, and
should have good sale, to send TO the States
as evidence of what three years will do in the
mountains in California. He has also par
TALLY completed map of Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

WHERE Is NEVADA In the Wig of Sat-
urday card is published by the agent of the
Washingt on National Monument Association,
acknowledging tho receipt of various sums
from the different parts of the state. We see
no account for the money raised in Nevada
county, which exceeded every other county
but San Francisco and Sacramento in the
state. Who has the money1
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

The Union says that within the last fortnight
there have arrived at that port, from the Bay
city, no less than nine thousand, six hundred
tons Of freight. This is pretty satisfactory
evidence that there is in existence settle
ment on the site Of the lcvee city Of ther days
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

Eg' When our outside went to press we
used the largest kind of paper we could pro-
cure in this city, our supply from the bay hav-
ing failed to reach US in season. Wo prefer
to issue sheet as small as a mans hand, to
emitting number, as by the use of small
type we can give nearly or quito our usual
amount of reading matter
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

lN A shooting affair came off at a gembl-
ing saloon on Commercial street, San Fran
cisco, day or two since, in which man cal
led 'Yank, wounded policeman amed Joe
Winrow.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

ER- The heavy and constant rains of the
past week have been help of the most valua-
BILE kind to miners and water saw mills. We
anticipate another winter like that of lSI9 II
we have it, there will be more gold taken. out
of the mines the next six month than there has
been yet for any corresponding period.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

VIEW OF GRASS VALLEY. We have
received from Mr. Roberto. Ogolby, tn.
artist, an elaborate and highly finished
view of Grass Valley, brought out re-
gardless of cost, with the strictest at
tention to truth and beauty. 1t is fine
ly Autographed, embracing various
scenes in mining and every day life, fig
ures of Chinese, Indians, &C., &c 1t is
decidedly the best lithograph ever exc
cuted in this State, and We doubt not
will have fine run. A sin. liar one of
Nevada is in preparation. The view
may be obtained at the AIine,s' Book
store at Grass Valley.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19
II. c. HODGE.
A. A. SARGENT,
DAVID PHELPS,
T. ii. ROLFE,
DR.. J. WEAVER,
Committee.
Nevada, Nov, Is, 1852.

BENEFIT OF THE SACRAMENTO SUFFER
ERs.-The whole amount raised for this ex-
ccllcat object by the Benefit given by Mr..
Waller and Company, on Friday last, was
S473 so. which was sent down on Monday
morning We take pleasure in stating that
ticke is to the amount of 5000, for this OBJ
ject, were sold by the personal exertions of
the excellent lady of the Lessee, Mrs. Wal
Ter, who went from store to store, from nine
in the morning till the time for the opening
Of the Theatre in the evening By this ar
duous and praiseworthy exertion, the house
was filled to ovcraowing. Mr.. II. Davis
generously paid for his ticket $50, besides
the free use of the Hall. We doubt not the
good deed done by all concerned will be
source of more satisfaction, than the receipt
of the same amount could afford. Many
poor, shelterless, destitute person has ere
this been made glad with this bounty. Gen
erosity in such case, is indeed that mercy
which
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19
Masonic.

a THE Members of nevada Lodge
~ NO. 13, are requested to meet At
~ their Lodge room on St. Johns day,
" Dec. q, 1852. at Io o'clock A. NJ,
Tor the purpose of electing officers Of the Lodge
ier the ensuing year. A punctual attendancs
Is requested. j. r. McCoNNELI, W.
GEO. M. SAUL, Sec'y. 3O.td
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

and disfgured Wo desire to say moth.
ing that will prejudse such q case.
but we hope the evidence will be Justly
weighed, and if he is innocent tha, ho
will be acquitted ;-it he is guilty of
murder, though in liquor, we trust aro,h-
er confirmation of tho adage applet %
this State will not be furnished, that u
man may be hung for stealing $50, and
not for udntOn murder!
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

Co- We know of no body who sells etttr
boots, or who sews rips better in old ones, than
our industrious friend, Espenschied, on Com
mercial street.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

New lIALt..-The Transcript saws that Mr.
Waller Sc, are playing at Nevada at the Co
riltthian Hall.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

LIZ Tho citizens of Shasta have called n
meeting to devise means TO protect that city
from FIRE. "a step in iime." &C.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

MARRIED.-At Grass Valley on satnrJ.v
evening the 18th inst, by ]. III. Fouse. E'oy
Of Grass Valley. 'o'"
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

o. There is said to be no church in the
flourishing town of Auburn.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

DIED-At Rough and Ready, Nov 18Th. O f
congestive fever, Sidney Case, late Of Dctr,i,
Michigan, aged about 26- recently enga ged in
mining on the American river. ~
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19
Hook an d Ladder Co.

NE members of this Company are ear
nestly requested 10 meet THIS EV-
ENING, at the Hall over he Empire
Clothing Store, 10 attend to I'M portan, bu-
siness Per order
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-19

is twice blessed,
1t blesses him that gives and him that receives
And we are gratified in being able to state
SO large a remittance for this object.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16
1852 MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF 1882
DRY GOODS. a.rl
WIN. T. Sci BY, 7o''-

MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, is now Ieeeviur
ltl his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, for Jobbng
importations and the best
country. carefully selected expressly for the S Si'
.- JOBBING TRADE. 81 nHuh
or the best fabrics, designs aud colors, which
specially solcits examination from his old customers
aud Country Merchants.
CLOTHS-is stock consists in part the makers.
and OF the usual variety OF colors both Foreign ana
u Domestic. ' ;.
CASSIMERES-Bain black and doeskin as wall az or
great variety OF the choicest fancy colors.
SATlNETTS-Black Blue Steel.niyed, fancy Green
, Browns, &c. A very full and complete stodk al"
Tweods and Cy. Jeans. g..- .-.r..r ,
OVER ed blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRlNTS-A very large stock OF the best makers Of fast
madden colors. As welLas the most common kind
of low priced prints for comforts Ga. -
DRESS GOODS-Ginghams, mouse de ains, enb d ustrs
ylain and fgd black alpacas, yyoil MS OF colors
of the best variety. both figured and plain.
WHITE GOODS-An extensivestocS or cambria figured
and plain, jaconcts SWISS and SCOTCH mills I'm.
Ola, book thread and cotton laces, edgings, ETC.,
in variety, also Irish linens. .,r + am, H. .,z.i
CAPS-Mcns boys and child velvet sld cloth caps.
also Mexican hats, most desit able lot.
ALSO-Shaws, ribbons, hosiery, umbr elias, brown amt
'bleachcd muslins, shirtfng, checks Ticking &c.
&c;, together with full and complete stock
Notions OF all sorts, usually Nxanedi and sltogcth-
or feel well assured my stock is complete that
when it is examined and theprices told, twill be
found in all respects, perhaps superior TO any
stock of Goods before offered in the market.
aug24. =sgs .s--l. at4 ggIi W.. T. SELBy..-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16
DEATHS.
[FRoM THE CINCINNATI ATL.s.l

a,. ~. PROM THE CINCINNATI ATLAS.
DlED|in ms eity o. nlonady @ .ne ON aove' u,
nj. 80 son af Henry S.,-berrv ESQ Of CoIumbus
This most interesting YOUTH suffering from the vcsges
q, nho;d Fever which sone Months since greatly lie.
sd his system came an invalid with his father ,nd
,,i,v few DAVIS since on visit TO friends in this city,
a,vs after his arrival however, his disease assumed an
alarming and his already .nteebcd could
ss,in further shock In despite vi every effort and
ous hone OF his medical and friends h.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16
u New Patent Premium Y,
SAFETY GAS LAM PS,

Patent Phosgenc GINS, .fsR
saFo BuRE1N THE SANE.
This Lamp, for producing portable Light is confasnk
recommended as superior 10 any other noir in
NHE LIGHT is produced by the burning of aeror,n
i Gas. which is emitted in beautiful jets rom small per-
fOraons in Platina. l5if .'s7 900 IETfy+-
The generated it is used, by Of its
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus is perfect and portable apparatuY
for creating and burning acrilorm Gas. a. ''Ff ilI'''
Its is such, that all possibility OF accident
from its is entirely removed and the great simplicity OF
Its arrangement renders II less liable to out than
any other kind OF Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ming do the Oil and Canphene Lamps, and burns equally
WE'LL either with without glass globe shade and
fectly free from smoke odor. ssls % 70
The opinions the scientific be learned from the fact
that Annual Fair of the American Institute 1885,
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to tho Inventor. and d.
ploma the at the 1t pronounc
ed the BEST LIG HIT exhibited to the Institute.
The above for SALE Wholesale and Retail, by or .'
a-- r.. 20 s.ss J. X. DUNHAM &c CO. u ~
No. % Monroe st., the Post office
sclp1T f -E Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16
New Fall GooasL q

TINiiS morning will commence opening Fall stock
i OF Goods among which may be found tile folowlng:,i
.I.s .-r #. l-rt DRESS SILKS ~ 7srJ
Very rich Brocade4 SILKS Plain haeh Gro De Rhino-
Black d col'd PouIt Dc Sole, Fancy colored. Glaoe,
Cod & bk Satin de Chine, Silk issues Heavy and rich
Madame DC Rossi Brocades for fall wear, ~
entirely new, Stewnr: Siaid' Silks In on.
Gro de Antique tireiy new, designs.
French Muslin DeLaines Plain and Figurel.'
Mourning SILK and Wool Mouslin De Lanos. r-.l4
French Chntze3, very beautiful. srurat.tg-
Bombazines Lupins make, extra.
Our assortment OF Fall Shaws is unsquacd game
and variety, consisting OF .i- go 1lafEt
Ermne fur Sha,vls all colors. -. .ani4z tssfr
Thibet Palm Shawls, all colors. -a b, j. T-.s-4o4
Grape Shawls at all prices, Embroiderodand palm tU
French Cashmere Shawls. g.. ...r
Bay State and French Plaid shawls. ~. r.
TRIMMINGS, ENIBROIDERIES, &c.
Embroidered Founeipg in Swiss and Jaeonet Muslin.
Iaconct and Swiss Edgings and 1nscrtings. ~
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dressesi "a
Trimming Buttons, in new designs. H a+ ,sElf
FTlnges and Laces in every width .rl..a M, 10
Wide Black and coored Velvet Ribbons,
Narrow - do for Trimming. '+
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style.
sept3 - o. w. HE1SE9IB & Go.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16
CINCINNATI MARRET.

go '-' Nov. 15-noon.
FLouR-Active. Large sales on Saturday even
ing at 3,75. This morning prices advanced very
strong.
HoGs-yery few is offered for sale. $3.50 is
freely offered.
Provisions are held far an advance.
BACON SIDES sic.
ShoUDERs "a Tic.
GREEN HAMS 7Ac.
PoRK-New mess S14, so a15,00.
CoFFEE-Speculative demand :or Coffee at 81,
but is held by holders at 81 and 10.
BUTTER active and firm.
CHEESE firm. s.. a..
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NEW YORK MARKET.

: NOV. IO-tVt.
Corrox-sales of 1850 bales. Prices have de-
clined.
MoLAssEs-Sales of 100 b5ls, of Muscorado nj
22c.
y CoFFEE-Rio coffee 81.
LINsEED On. 60. a.r...H....l
FLoun-State brands, $40 n 5,l2; Southern,
5,S7; GenesSe in good demand at 5,37 40.
WnEAr-35, 900 bush. of Michigan white wheat
sold at LIZ LIS; for new LIZ LIS. The
prices are mate rally advancing.
CoRN-Western miyed, "a Cts; Southern white
93c. ..,..
WHIsKY-Ohio 264, prison 27a. Holders ask
2S-market dull
PoRK-Mcss 1924, prime 1925. Easier and
demand lemand less active.
BEEr-Mess, s,75; country, IL co.
LARp-llta1l3.
|" BUTTER buoyant Ohio 10 a %.
CHEESE 81 81. 'l-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

TuErr-On Friday evening, while Mrs. keat'
Ing was engaged in conversation with some per
sons in her Confectionery several small boys
stealthily entered, opened the show case and car
red off quantity of cigars, worth S2l.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

TnE TELEGRAPH, last night, informed us that the
Belgium Ministry was about TO set. Some terrible
mischief is doubtless to be hatchei over there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

WHALING ExrEprrloS.-The Bangor Standard is
lanenting the fate of 4 company who went on a
whaling expedition, aud returned unsucc essful.-
That's nothing. One Gen. Scott went TO Mexico
on whaling expedition-whaled several millions
ofMexicans and came home toget whaled himself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

CoLp.-rhe weather yesterday was an average
specimen of mid winter, and afforded fine facili'
lies for taking colds by those who were not careful
enough to adapt their dress to the change.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16
Notice,

Notice,
hereby given books for the capai
/ Stock ai the ..WESTERN RAIL ROAD Co" "a road
connecting bridgeport in Belmont co., with the teune,
vile and Indiana Rail road at point near Gosh c'n, Wii
he opencd al Wheeling, Va-Bridgeport, ST. ClaiTsvlc
Unontovn and Flushing, belmont co.Freepor aI
and West Chester Tuscarewas county on SAL ofDaf
ii'f' =" - S'''N5 w H. HOLLOWAY,
es cRlSPAN OGLEBAS,
MOSES RHODES,
TH0S. C. TIiEAKER,
j. n. McCONAllET.
pr;J,oro,. Sent 1e5o-td. .H.. DIE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

Tur MARIETTA IsrELLrcENcEa, consOling itself
over the recent defeat, says
"Truth crush'd to earth will rise again."
We don't wish it to rise soon with such a-gain
as il did at the late election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

Not quite so green as that. Few citizens ofWheel-
ing have not either seen or rode upon the 'ele-
phant.' The locomotive was tplaced upon the
track to crafty the curiosity of the astonIshed
natives but 10 subservc the useful purpose OF con-
yeying rails and other materials along the road'
for the continuation Of the track-laying, which is
now going on with all possible dispatch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16
By the National Line.
ELkGRApIIED FOR lNTELLlGEN CEE
OF TIE ATLANTIC.

NEW York, Nov. 10.
The Steamer Atlantic arrived to-day at O. clock.
ENGLAND.
: Parliament was to meet on the 4th inst. Noop-
position speaker was anticipated.
D'Isreali's financial scheme would, it was said,
be repealed. "t ''.- ~
.,.r. FRANCE. 4aaaaa=
The President, it is said, had signed decree,
which will soon be promulgated, reducing four and
old four and half per cent stock to three. Also
fixing the rate of interest at per cent.
Abdel Kader had renewed his oath not to disturb
Algiers. tr
A vague story was afoat of an extensive militia
tary conspiracy at Fontainebleu Garrison against
Napoleon. The details, however, ard meagre and
dubious. >,.o- ..t.e -raar..
Preparations are making TO establish trans At
lantic packet service. 80 20. .s...-
THE MARKETS l- i
CorToN has declined one sixteenth to one eighth.
Sales for the last days 10000 balesi to specula
tors 1000; for exports 1000.
Quotations Fair New Orleans, 6sd; mildling,
Ct 81; fair Mobile, 81 81; middlng DO. a G.!
fair upland 81 .a .-s.e.... 81. ....
In the Havre Cotton market on the 30th. the sales
were IA 500 bales New Orleans ordinary. Satur-
day 1000 bales. Monday. no sale.
EsWHEAr had advanced Cd, and flour Id.
Conn unchanged.
Moderate business in Provisions.
The rates of the Manchester trade had slightly
declined.
Cosso1s for money and account 1904 1904.
LONDON MARKET.
CorFEE, moderate business doing at former
quotations.
RrcE, large speculative demand.
->-~---
CINCINNATI-RIVE3.
Nov. 15-noon-r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16

LOCOMOTIVE At WHEELISc,-The locomotive
George Washington was placed on the track OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, at Wheeling, on
Wednesday, and steam reised, to crafty the curl
osity of those who never before witnessed the
pranks of the iron horse. In four months from
now the railroad will be completed TO Wheeling
when the citizens Of that place will see the IRON
horse every day, and Will then become taHiiiiaf
with hin.-WashingtoR Republic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-16
Paints, Oils, &c.
Very .ynIunbIe
Real, Estate for sale!

Very Valuable
Real. Estate for sale!
NNE THIRD OF Lot number 3s, and third OF Lot -
fronting on he East side OF Main street, Immediately
South Monroe House, and being the same on which
frame buiInG erected, now in the occupancy of Mad
anne Scgune and others. fif-t. lt'.
ALSo-Iot numbered Three in square six, on the East
side OF Main South OF Quincy St This is very val
Lot and is situated nearly opposite where the
office will located depot OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Co. II Ii '...sI .tll 9.Is =.
ALSo-A very desirable Dwelling House the West
side Fourth street. located in one OF the best
hoods in the city This is in perfect order and is
fitted with all the modern improvements. such Bath
room, water closets, gas fixtures, &C.
Also third OF Lot in square oeins twenty
two front Water street. onrwhch Ia erected two
story house. and being the same now in the
Apply TO - - FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
OctfS'62-1md iEfIsgT % fIera 7sr- owe.