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REA1, FIRE PROOF Safes !,
,1oaE PRooRoF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MOhE II,1t. = z. y ! RN rs, -CRI.EBRATED.

,IORF PRooRoF THE SUPERIOR GUAM, S or Z
MESSRS. BURKE q BARNtss "a ~ g!
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
Of these Safes in st Louis wan before so
,,siI bsbed that any further test OF proof 9, u
ct oS their being superior Oa others, WoMa "a sS
hut in order to accommodate N1I. @ siS
tsNtre and maker OF Hairs Patent
hirS ms burnt up all other makes OF ny loe
,t STvder,s patent included we took up his
- me result il below by tho WI SutS
{iGtefded the burning OF tho Sales. VIC Sny ICE
ne not left in the furnaces two 1OutS lol9ot. .n5
The SAFE which we tested is to be seen az OUT Ss
i;t The ibc 10 call and eXaItne II Is we ieet
We tLt no one viii ever doubt their fse PROOF S1ae
sV seen the specimen which passed W
| fsTv ordeal on the 10Th OF JUNE - ,7II sa,r e. 70
81 Agents for the +
2sGom, Sheet. ssfe =
beSf Of Hail Doid Co, Of Cincinnati, and Messls: n
Volett d Co. as agents OF MesSs burke Barnes q Co.,
OF ttsburg to test the fire prof qualities OF the sales
L Ia BY thei: respective piincpa-fepor that we have
thriay subjected Safe OF each o s1Aa
si1 which had been in two years. In ovens to Le
mad with dry oak wood and FtEPpIs lo the
sIA or five and h1lr hours, andurng that time we be
eVhe heat applied was far gIeaer than that 10 any ordl-
ne safes rom the furnace and cooling them down.,
we hind that the iron casting on pth was ~ enae
" bSt on but that the books Seie ummured and on
Opehg the safes found books nd papers entrely Qn
iniu except slightly by the waite used In cooling OIL
h found TO be tho case with 18th safes, and tho only
perr blc difference in the 0ppeafnee OF the Interior was
that Varnish ON tho wood krke q baf nes safe
rely uninjuled, while thatpn ial' DOuo q S9.s'
mark from tho result of this we have no heslta.
tion the safes Of bh parties to the conf
deRce fthe pubic. q y .11 = D -, ,,.11Rp
"A iel stDAVD H. BISHOP,
GERRO b. ALLEN,
St. Auis. June 16, 1852, auga4
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MIS- l7Ii5I. !. G q lIsz
Linist.nee frbra e!so6anty ofrul

DfStanee nom county Of IL HI ID
issi,ssii. IN - ~ z ~ 800 m III fOG
Do M tse
g te.dt ,l,illS III Il ell1 M 20Q.i
- .. g }4.s5.,rs!,; rs - 5f1fl M. go.
'cAlly alstaa ,sSe 3ontte Il & 100 M
s ~ = e frs6le y53, isfii's
F i1tiss r Il ofIe;fota ilf'as
sA.ttst oM ~ ,.,.- 4bs,3 TSit.iss e |;
In rattng the als 81, not itera thh
otllee o. !PoInt a. be the
st4tIuns pVT'uu.' nut ,,,,,,,1r,, ~, b 4 -
A''.' Il llln, ~ 81 ~
CkNAnAt &cs-LetteTS 70 eh9 s.,5 AZ hit.
ish n "A meTcan Provinces, SSs IVY f5Itsst1Oi
cents Per half OUNCE over ss9ei 80 PREPAY. |
ment optional sis s..lJ szl7s le9t 80 /
GREAT BRrTkIH AND lREI1AlSs ty ~ any
once in the United states, ,ssii excep- |
teos1 ana 1 ~ "a -. Tor cents
mt oaaes Psba yalfas SPti9 sSa 1s IS
s fo % esp country count
! to Be- prepaid. .i f.l.s,-sssss.
GERAhEY, PRrssstA, ts--LeItss no,SSf5 5si eourl
tries via E3 + ST Rssr &c
| AieSsndrfS. via Maraeilles: Maltais ~,
Algeria S oeSa,sss 5eNIi1 j.
AUSTRIA, and Austrian states' MI ftz
bavaria ,i Naplss ,,r,,5
Belgium. hi b.. NefSILWs s
Bremen asI.i.,.,,, P P6asnasas ,,s3s,al
bruins ,,i.,u. ,PS,rSsiS = - -
BegIoOtI VIZ =! ~ S4SISS' Romsn sa w kt'ii
DatuaheheS, th1p N tiit $500 tales, l,t {
gehnlaik ,ga,H SsTonv g .s5astfsi
cIahCe. 60. .- sr1toTi
7 S SSItnan eAIS9' smvrra VI lies.-e'
SlpL9ltaE; Es S,.,ss5sn ls5 AKA 2
SEIeece' wa = = q sesS. SSyitesTi4 f,.si
AamonrS ana SuAhaNeu- Tr,rSo,, Il -
Hanover h'ts' 1 $500 m 63l saisa
doh4nq. E-l--ir I'd VenS4iSE15 gtii illea, =
Hong hons. .. Itil4fl JeVSTisc6TS NJ tlsiti
lonlan lsahuS. " Sw,,Tfs1SF1Ss SOL.
LnSeo -, Liter" eanbs g.
the Foreign Rest1ss and the sapos
ago OF ~ GEMS; Oh "hey HAAy ue '. t4fil a. {ia
! To CENTRAL AMERICA &c,-LettcFs United
States to the following named countrle mat be
prepaid at the rate Of 6O cents PEI nAu bieh In
cIudes also the foreign postage Of p renf 80 ne
eeiyed, tho foreign postage is required 4 in I'D
vance, leaving the unted States Possase ito bl
sSestsd Sa St r n, sp.id Sd On Uate
cents to be collected Dad s55t
Africa, Peru lslay "a
BSsSsveptpra, ~ = IIs;ashayeqpe,
| Casnea, Peru, Lama, ~
Calt9o, 80 -, b Ia taez' hE
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49,. CHURCHES. ss-il IS - Js7 i
ST. MATTHEW'S EpiscoPzlean, corner Monroe and Yfon
vice 1Oi, evening "a
ST. JoHxs EpiseepateGa Mainsttaet, between Firstand
Second, Gentle Wheeling; u McGAbEt PASTOR
Morning service 100, evening y o'elcck. .
ss esa Ss'"ss o s ar 3StS'S 1n0
SECOND PREsBYTyR11N Rev. CyTt.s DtckjSn, Pastor,
Webster Street. between Maln and Market; Centre Wheel
ing; SerVtLe morning and evening.
THtRb PREsBYrxRIAH, Ref. Mr.. Paul, Pastor; First
Wheclingi ser7less TiOridhg did Sissrn6das
FouRrn sEGErf tFisopskniR Re. s, D. nnS.
Pastor, Fourth street, between Monroe and QulceE
Service n1o rhiIg aud evening 4
Morris STREEr METHODIST EP1sccPAL, Rep. Wn,s W.
son. Pastor, conner ket and North stS North Wheel
ing; Service morning and evenings.
CHARhI5E ST. fAEFg9stI ErIsgosAtE Fl; 6 Nie1I
oson Paatori Ghaplne street, between t1fse aud
lTERMAx METHODIST EP1scoPAL, Reu. Mfr. ByOadbeekA
Pastor, Chapne street. between Webster and Third Cen
ne Wheeling n - - rs u it'ti 8. s1t
ST. AMrs. CAThEDRAL, Roman Catholic r. Rec BfsIcP
r. " IXheIan Filth Street, corner oil HamPaen service
morning and afternoon HL 80 Iil.E ASST
Associate REFORMED, Rep. T. AcClure Pastor, corner
Market aud Jefferson streets; service morning and after
noon. salle 1.ts9h
BAHr1sr. Rec j. R.sTeRs PASTOR Gay street between
Fifth and Sixth, ServiLe morning and afternoon
F1Rsr tNDEPENDESr CoSqR EaATIos4L, UEITARIks, Rev
6. w Vebstr, Pastor Market street between Webster
and Third Ce9tIe Wheelpg service morning and evening
\ EvAxoELIcAL PRorEsrANT, Req. J. Rroeszr, Pastor,
Clay street above Sixth, East Wheeling at
/ ZIoN's EVANGELICAL LUTHERLR, Rec. F. Zimmerman
Pastor, corner Monroe streets, service TO-
O'Clock A. NJ Z % 81 z, IS, e,
NEW JERus1LE1. tswsdenborgcn' No. IS Union street,
over the Hope Hose house. ,s,t u svs NJ
JEWISH sYxAuo0uES No. So, Monroe street. ~ 81
DESCRIBES, First Hose company Hail, Market street
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CIkAMRERLIN'B COI1NERCIAL
Y6 7i7a sCOLIsEdSI .3

LOCATED cORNER, OF NAREEr AID
/ J ;i6 IURGH, PA.
b. K.5CHAMBERLINy Principal.
! saiEce Of Accounts. =
lp!l FSPRNCER; y Professor OF Penn
iITJiE priheip6l object ofthis Instit
men ID opp0rt lnity d obtainin
ME lrnoRiedgs OF Double Entry Be
ItSpon 70 business operations gen
dlet College at any time and attend
be course OF INSTRUCTION Is such, as
d take charge Of and e6hduct on sci
set OF Doubts KhtTy Books on co
PEHaANsHIP-T6 wIite q free and Il
BILE acCompll& hmeut N the education
every profession, and more partienl
DESTROYS 81 quail ing themselves 10
ness purslits This department is
Il. SpeneeY OF Ohio author Of the
Peninahahip, q gent eIpa1 well know
try, as an acc ompl ibhed penmAn, a
most successful teaeheTa ofthe age.
Communication addressed to O
win receive proiipt attention.
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aYMB FOB CLUBS,

1900 ssse, ~ VI 7kA4Qs llCG L
- ..!....ld j. tie aS Mon of
m Ti' M. slt of the Uni-
. CI, he lI ite a decided
For q 6 party Of the
I The Biclnr Be before the
i ia5t s,
u ". Be passed at
Is Of humanity and of the
- have been 6ftnptly sold
DeInocrh nc PIesiden-
and speculate cliques, OF
otthe leadeIS 81 the demo-
tygbut superficial a delRet e. !
clalngfo1 i reiterated
n asgrY. s.sss 4
sL,5 ~ ~ asuIe is
Lew + rutic Hleln-
!. view, Il. 2 sllch fail
PEE copies and
tepIdisted |
6 So Ok ala tiiey
q eiltef a poGficGi
g llssggf bitb
: ter tie election 81
l1tber resol
! 81 tailuIe Of the SeDite |
q bill tie friends Of FIJI |
: III call on the fried |
ne pgited States Z |
octatiG party:
feals fat ned q
ip for our principl
1meet at your-wiPRa
Rafds and towIis 4
Se "a slv6la ID
~ pIincipiEs at ouS lbil
tksIp IS PIE eIniHe1f
81 tier uni ihclih4 81
70 cafIg those Hin
fec aud ,h6t h Il
ipsof on, ami III
pt action Sddfli d {
Q eHtct snihe a
lti4btain tie supp Wi
I've hereby
"A Ee ca1 con
N ITlsh Is tiiat 4
nj q
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% NJ lF1ie. isliii
lI'nt 81 stb eif pf1gf
affst 8 la
int M s
the q 'fE |n'.d
1en
q 81 Fill
Wiz
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WrTEELTNG GAS COnfPANY,

President-Joas ". GILL. Secreagy-Jasi s. Wheate.
Tfea1refJ OsiahyR Updegraf Engineer and Inspector
SaInl H. GOldthorp.
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Sta o dis L lguiBkie =
cal. lie RelfSESs They
are eIican Stat Inent %
Fla pBnIed whitman
FaYlfesented. -,.,,l
m view are 6f'epdfAe !
M "a defend tie Pfttle
vo United ERlsts flE !: /.
~ bf Just reptOaeh Toy
coT de propagation OI1tll
~ Intry. Il ms no ellls
fns Inc expI6 sion an.
az This con- nCt0tspf u
~ IN them lies To- Tei
butiOns from solife e
M Il tie Review win.
IONS s. 4 yeefi tnj
IND i less thin len ~
Nd ION BISSELL,
fw 120Naa Ne
Af fzdSFIf itill 2 ~ -
-
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lyeland n, :.
% othet ~
5, PennsS dIia 5sg
akirk ard Bpfiaif
nllge boat snoys e.s on he
mars S1 elesniRg llt mon f'eIs
aealn 1Iedgei lFlslls
Brks on Lake " mn
Total for q es
Ia Total aIlDr lOf ilg biIt :
will rs sem Sat iliisls Is
y nearly sqpal sf lIaBl Ma
Receive pptlq ~ It's COUNTRY
n dice and slat States 30 1inlf
tsee in lie less OF I'm
The asgt slIS g
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d 4 Ut TTT7T = Z II ~ STI-Il
~ sl7 ~ II ~
- = r. r. '' q i, ~ - I'D +
3 KY + ~ - TX - ~ ~,
s5s.,s a.
l}5 Z Aotl1sse T. ". ~ Ks g - -,
& 5sLsi No Il n = K - 49, MI
lME Ro eR
~ PAn &. ~ 4 ~
l'tiigss, 4lsl x ..ilss y ~ sca
q ) "a Is IAl Al 2 y
K; I,.i.z; II (
BIG s 0t5 y
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The hams Of Virginia and Maryland have long
enjoyed wide celebrity. At the last exhibition Of
the Maryland State Agricultural Society, tourpre-
miu1ns were awarded foE hams. We are informed
by those who had an opportunity of examining
them, that they were of the first quality. The fol-
lowing are the receipts by which these hams were
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ElRD srRErrs, PITTS

lIrHD sTREErs, PITTS,
nd Professor OF the
Rnsllip. istfg
ion, is to. af0Id young
= thorough and j IL
+ Keeping, and tts Rp-
tally. Applicants can
Both day and evening.
MI ena6le the student
eh1ic principles, any
lpledon Of the same
sble hand Is . deslTa.
tfyoung gentlenEh for
~. to those who are
mercantile and bUE-
NV conducted BY p.
pencersan system OF
q Throughout the coun:
4 also as Ols OF the
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STANDING Committees.

OK ouDISAScrs.-Messrs. NeIson the Mayor, CChair
man,1 Lamb, YaiLan aud the Clerk. s5s. isa
on FISANcEs-MessIs. BRADY; Gin and Lamb
on ACcouxTs-Messrs. Wickham; Hornbrook and
woodrow. @
ON STREETS AND ALLxYs.-Messrs. Fo:6tsi Btslopi Nc
Lure; Hammond aud Mathews. '4s
on WATER woRKs.-Messrs. Tanner; Echols; Haghes
Matthew's; Wickham apd the Superintendent Of Water
Works.
on MARKET HOrsK-Messrs. wickhnm; Jeaors, and
Wait.
Or coAt BAxrs-Nessrs. Gilt Brady; Lamb and the
Superintendent OF Water Works.
oS LAND,xos.-Mcssrs. Hallowe!li Cots and Yarnall
on FIRE observation-disclosures. Bishop; Hughesi Mat
thewsi Tlnrp and Wait. i.-tz-I
on PErrrIoxs-Nessrs Tanner; Gill and woodrow,
OF Rail RoADs-Messrs. Brady; Bishop; Forbes; Gill.
Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow.
on ELrcTloxs-MessTs. Iambi Hornbrook and Tha:p.
on SALARIts.-Mcssrs Yarnall; Cots; EchoIs, Tharp
and Wickham
-Messrs. HOrnbrOOki Bishops Hpshesi
LETTERS and Matthews.
on GRIDEs.-Messrs. Forbes; Cottsi Jeaersi wekhsm
and Yarran. -
os real EsTArr-Messrs. Gill Bishop; Brady, HALO.
welland Woodrow. d
on PgsLle cxNrEERY.:-Mesars wiekham, AeLure
letters; Matthews and Wait. sas7i. IT,
os Lloar.-Alessrs. COttsi Bishop Tanusri Wait and
Yarnall. ~
--,sa4---=. -.AsssssoIss.------
lat Wurd-F. a. BRENTLrxuER Cd warl-GEo. Ron.
IHsoK. Sd Ward-SAN'L SMITH, 18th Wara-DAVID HAM
MoND. 9th NNaId-ALEX. TAILOR.
ALDERMEN.
ist Ward-Davl MaclaEe. Cd W.--Jamcs Mcconnell.
Sd W.-Geo. Duty 9TH Violin L. Newly. 9Th W.
H. NJ. Jamison.
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Lady b t.r Ma. Msh aud -AES BTa's-
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| Fto,a 49, 49, Mrs.. Flrs9ey, gl,Ists
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H1Ia: 1IalLeT ma LII 49, DC. .....sl /.
TIi ,sorEis 1cautiIuy printed on fhe Shite
handsomely eou9d, making an . ,,,vFrs ,s'ti =
80 TsLBGANT OCTAVE VOLUME
h.sh.a ,y;t, numerous Original Illustrations IRON ~
sasisrs al and other eminent Az Y.
Price GaIyt TIVE DoIInFb and Rttsy getnaas''
.t i.rii II X, IA ir5sS,nt stTesi Philadelpti1
Il l5in 6e 'neee e y, al
r~t;c TsyyE PoeStFsef e small ea1at
to snSaes Il he Saks Of sse GE9 oLeI ~
of,sSiek sTs sod eAellsiutly By ets' 4Sgsel1H
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q, ,ssi gst r4ayhess ne Zines. s.; ~
g NJ 4 ne Beney for Dr. as's
y f1 y IN pssfats AID othst b liberal efnIa
s2 q GEosV53ISCF
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COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
list Wa-d.-H. w. Phillips. Cd ward.-Wm S. Wick.
ham Sd WalI.-Dr. W. j. Bates. 18th Ward.-John Gil.
Ch!ist, Sr 9Th Ward.-JOsiah Powell
iy..5 TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. if.its
lat ward.-Wm. George, John Moore. 500
I'd g ThOs Johnston, r b. Taylor. 49,
Sd 90 Jacob Senseney; Jacob Singleton
4th ID. v. ThaTp, p. Scatterday. :"
9Th I" Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson.
''-''S-a SANITARY. COMMITTEES
LIST ward--Joseph Greer: Cd ward-P. b. Taylor: Sd
ward.-Geo Trislcr: 4th.-Haryey Han: 6th-Geo. w.
FIRE 1YARDENS,
list EaTd.EJoseph jireert'2d WaId-J Joseph Forsyth:
Sd Wards-Geo Trislsr 4th Ward.-John Clayton; 9th
WaTd.-A. S. Glenn.
Curator Of City hatR-Joel Tfiser. Y
0rtrsel+ Of Chain Garg.--Geo Bulgar.. III
Serton Of Public Craze Haras-Elias Il. Burt. At
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PET ESQ
ltdy's Nat iais5
bnly s1,25 CIut,s,I
4 Magazines pss
sr. EbJTEn ~


ontinued increesd in The snI1l{,
d Magazine in tad wo,iS
9cforts. Dete. mj ned sSf 49,
e bg ! S'' ~ s sS'
GREAT lNDyCENENni
! 4 hI .a Y number T,ill he reaaIRi
1 e, AnMI LespeftS, a 6Oubs ri I
h SlthlIs. The Earliest Eubsa 4
~ ~ I'M 5 Iln,lessiO4s OF the Ae1e !
b ~ 81 +. 4 NC nnIp6er altoeeii
We nave ever 4 ublished.
klS AND Bio oMER FAsHtf
pol y Aag9zlne hal ever attempt, y,
81 = nS ~, Is, in fact, aisI Z
a a " each IN gnifcenuy "a :
Lat y S'S IS..S 49, lon, giving ii
ma ~ IecelVed Direct from 10
viii i, gu TASTE, thu 'Eadies' MI 4
siml - oE9omeF Fashions. NJ
etsls leu EIates, Showing the d
Ladf o5a,' ~ bostop, New York
10 II tne btGspmer, as well
THorI SYKES, wll lind THIS, in 4
, ,r; s4ieN, The other embeI,ieb
~ ~ aey will DO OleyerV vsSistty
49, ezxottntsi line EneTSS
Srd,. nbeltshmou&s; lIInsI = ~
" Sand Hair Work. H, 49,. AZ
E, ~, 70 after aniabsenre ~ ~,
4 ~ ur4ed 10 A lerica. an; nj IN IN
IS sStstc F9m her PIN, viii soI ~ :
IL Sas s,S5 esels ABROAD which SG aIen
Goods a galce' AMI in addition d
tbjrs q ~ som Srising all the
VritsTB. - ''-sH lIE3ly new and
To en- tlsS' MAGAZINE IN THR4
bcst I'D 9ttrecdonsifor 1859, and
800 6 OF illustrated artieIsS' Is
~ ~. toanship, HbrticuitnEs Stig
~, : ~. Eptdery, andI New HSI,Ssl
~ ~! SV ~ 2 ever yct pdblished II; m
IN ss,.t,, s+tt.e 81 eiJaoFulS. and \
M ,ns ~ 49, 3 family. li5ii -. ASS,,,
IshTs - ~ year.
IsighI ......,....s.... ia
10 EllIUMs FOR CLuRs
,n1sDd p for getting up CInbs q
si iI5 VII be given. For q 81
lsathiI ~. ton ssthep iclnr
9S1LS the IA ! oFg TSiCbtss;S2 u
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Much, of the goodnes of hams depends on smo-
king. They SHOULD be hung at such a distance
from the IRE, as not to be heated. They should
also be hung up with the, shank md downward,
as this will prevent the escape of their juices by
dropping Small hams, wanted for immediate use,
viii answer with twoweeks smoking, but larger
ones, and those wanted for keeping should be,
smoked four weeks OF more {, ~
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The European correspondence of the Springfield
Republican. writing from Elstnote, Denmark,
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okxApa, &c.-Letters to and
fsh n. American Provinces,
cents per half ounce over Nv
ment optional 4.is ,...ll &:
GREAT Britain AND lAEtta ~!
once in the United states, 81
ted and any office in Great bE.
per half ounce. Is cents for q
cents il over One ounce inc Iete
first ounce. Prepay nIent ornol
rafa IA Two cents each-toi be Pr
any foreign country THROUGH Uas
to be prepaid. ii.L ia
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.sF NAV be asked and have bean aaed when am for
dissolution of tho Union. ansWers NEyER NEyKR !.
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CotamaaicStions addressed 70 o. K. CHAMBKRIIN.
win receive prom. ettention. r Angel.
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ODEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.

WEISENFELD CO., FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERs,
Cor Al street and Penna. Avenue.
rJNHE PROPR1ETORS of this Establishment respect
i fully announce to the Public that they prepared
to exhibit of the largest stocks of Clothing
in the city, having enlarged Store to such extent
that it surpasses any similar Establishment in the Dis
trict Having the advantage of being supplied from
own Clothing Mandatory North, offer induce
mens that will satisfy the purchaser that not only
keep the best and largest variety but at the time
fifty per cent. less than goods can be got elsewhere.
We invite the attention Of the Public to portion
our stock.
oyERCOATS AND SACKS.
Overcoats of the latest styles, all coors
Fine Black 0vercoats, fine Blue do
Fine Brown 0vercoats, fine Olive do
All shades of Drab 0vercoats for servants
Loose Sacks, all colors, latest style
Business Goats, a large variety; Hunting Coats
Blue Sacks, very rich; Double 0vercoats something
new; fine Dress and Frock Coats.
PANTS AND VESTS.
Fine Doeskin Pants plain and striped Pants large
variety; Cassinet Pants; Tweed do
Grey Cashmere Pants; Vests of all qualities.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
Boys and youths Clothing, the largest variety In the
city, at prices TO astonish.
Call and examine for yourselves.
Coz Don't forget the place. oct Aft
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NEW ILoRING ESTABLISHMENT.

rTNIIE Subscriber begs leave most respectfully to inform
hi, friends and the public generally, that he has
open the south eide of Pennsylvania Avenue, be-
tween 10th and llth streets. NEW aid FaSHIONA-
ELE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT in all its vlpious
branches.
He keeps hand constantly assortment of Cloths
Cassinleres Vestings, md Gcntemens Furnshn, ger
eralv.
practical experience for many years, Ia he principal
cities of Europe ustifes him in promising to satisfy all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
nov 2S-0m G.. r. SCIIAFEP.
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Georgetown and It's Affairs.
GEORGETOWN, Feb. 21-12 m.

GEORGETOWN, Feb. 21-12 m.
The two Boards of our Councils terminated
their legislative abors last light about IL o'clock,
and adjourned sine die. An election for the new
Boards-that of Alderman for two years, and of
Common Council for one-comes off on Monday
next and as there are several interests to be re-
presented, and some conflicting ones, the friends
and advocates of each are marshallng their forces
for the contest.
Two very important bills passed by the Com
mon Council-viz: one for the sale to Mr. Joseph
Nicholson of portion of the very valuable water
side property owned by the Corporation, and one
modifying the four-inspection law very material
ly-were lost in the Board of Aldermen, by being
laid on the table
Hard 10 Bcat--We saw this morning, at the
store of Mr.. W. H. Tenney, n hog weighing $50
lbs. nett 1t was raised by Ohio Magruder, esq,
of Montgomery county, Md, and was less than
two years old when slaughtered.
The amount of produce brought to our market
nv WAGONS this week has been unusually large,
nil of which found ready sale at good prices.
About 10000 lbs. of roll butter have changed
hands at Sl7G1$20 per 100 lbs, and from three
to four thousand dozen eggs at 123@14c.
At the sale of F. S. Wright--on the wharf off.
& \. II. Dodge--yesterday 243 hhds. of sugar
sold at $4.55@$545; 2s9 bbs. of molasses at
273@3Osc. It's half do. at 2s@82c; and 400
kegs of lard at 9sc
For several days past we have had winter again
in earnest, and this morning the ground is COW
cred with snow. ..
Pork, from wagons, 81 for prime lots; and
So. 25 from stores Supply limited.
Flour, from wagons, brisk at $3.50. Red
wheat, 9oa95 cents; white do, 95@1o0 cents.
White corn, GO cents yellow do, SO cents.
Sailed-Packet schr. Kate Stewart Hughes,
Philadelphia. ELECTRO.
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Murderous Assault.

CUMBERLAND Feb. 10.
The western train tonight brings news that
George w. Richardson late Of the firm of ]. L.
Richardson & Brother, of this place. had his skull
so fractured by man named Marty, on section
81 on Tuesday, as to leave no hopes for his re-
covery. Mr. r. is son Of David Richardson,
esq, member of the House of Delegates from
frederick county, and is well known in Baltimore.
The blow is said to have been entirely unpro-
voked
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Railroad Accident-Forgery.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 49,

CHARLESTON, Feb. I9.
The night train of passenger cars, which left
Hamburg, came in collision with the up freight
train about seven miles from Charleston this
morning Both engines were severely injured,
but no lives were lost.
A successful forgery, amounting to $270, was
perpetrated to-day on the Bank of Charleston
The offender has not been discovered.