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WASHINGTON, Ian. Ii.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.
SENArE.-Mr. Cass' resolution calling for
information touching the Squire's treaty was
taken up.
The Senate then took up Mr.. Gwynn's bill
proposing the construction Of Railroad
from the Mississippi river to the Pacific.
Mr.. Gwynn made a long speech in its
favor. Mr.. Seward urged immediate action
in the matter. Mr.. Cass favored the project.
Mr Butler opposed the bill and Mr.. Rusk
supported it.
Various amendments were proposed and
others made, when the subject was postpon-
ed until Monday.
HousE.-The bill to prevent frauds on the
Treasury was taken up, and various amend
ments adopted, without coming to vote on
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NEW FALL GOODS,

THE largest and hest selected sock Of Fancy and Sta
pie Dry Goods we ever brought TO the oty Just open.
ed at the sign Of the GOLDEN BEEHIVE, No. Ia
Main a., Wheeling, Va. Consisting Of every variety
Of Rich aud staple Dry Goods. kept in our hc They
have cen carefully selected expressly fo this narke
And in quantity. quality, raris,g riehHess are not
exceled by any stock Of goods in Wheeling. Not
wIihstdndng the many Fleming Bs about heal oods
and Cash Priccs-Be not deceived by them for we can
and viii sell every variety Of Dry Goods for Cash or
short dPprored credit as cheap any house in the cit,
Call and see for yourselves and lie convinced study
to please. dee. "a. 1s52.) STONE THOMAS
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NOTICE.

Ma. Epfrop:f noticed In your lss weeks paper that
Nss espelied hom the Washington Guards for MOI pay
ng ~ cents hne, lawfully assersed assins me- winch
Isay "" rot lawfri, for once I wassiet aud twice
was out ~ town. for whieh reason refused to pay H.
an am'nevertaoess much Obliged 70 Capt CHaHLEswoRTB,
io The pains he has taken 10 put my name IN the nareTs
Jan. q. EZnA EVERsON.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. II,

..s,.u....r WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
HousE.-The Bill to issue half pay to Ger.
tain widows and orphans, was passed
Mr.. Marshall asked leave to offer a resolu-
ton to place at the discretion of the Prcsi-
dent Sl0,oOo,ooo, to meet any extraordinary
emergencies in our foreign relations which
may arise during the recess Of Congress. He
merely wished 1t referred, and moved sus-
pension OF the rules SO as to make motion
of reference. The House refused to suspend
the rules--yeas 26, nays IO6.
STANDARDIZATION of Thomas Ewbank was
presented asking an appropriation to enable
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WASHINGTON, Ian l9.

WASHINGTON, Jar l2.
The Senate, to-day, passed resolutions to
appropriate $l6OoOO to detect public frauds.
Navy pensions and invalid pension bill were
passed. Mr. Cass offered resolution call
ing for oil the correspondence regarding the
Central American treaty. The House pass
ed bill to bind one hundred thousand copies
of the census report. then discussed the
committee report fegarding Mr.. Corwin.-All
agreed in Corwn's innocence.
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TT EeF~Ht
Opinions of the Press.

GLOrHSG.-We wnnld advise all persons wishing
Frs oi good material. 10 call at A. N. Adams Cloth
ing store on aier street. lie has very fine assort
ment Of everything in the clUlhing Iine-Da;iy Iat
CLoTHisG CLoTHtSC! at fair prices can lie had
oil our friend 4. NJ Adams, corner Of Monroe aud Wa
ter Streets who from his extensive stock of cloths
smetes' NC, is fully prepared to rig you in tho
height of fasho
TINS genileman has about $1,000 invested in fabrics
oi the rc nest make, and furnish man from ton to
toe save with shoes. Particular attention is solicited to
his stock, eomprisii it docs cotting vesng. pan
falcons, nee kerce drawers supcnders patent sprinp
STOCKS aud splendid lot Of hats and caps. You eau
ho' go alnls' by Calling at hts store for Eny in
tended Tor le comfort decoration ypur person. A
nc docs siarge business lie ae to sell Cheap his rnoio
hring quick sales aud small profits" This added
e faet thai he has his goods made up under his super
'ntenGance should lie sufficient inducemcnt for every
man disposed To buy, to give him call Let ALL there
lore VINO seek their own interest encourage home in
dnstry by shedding their threadbare gsrb for a new
ohe'-Dsify Times y Gazette. Oct 90, 1852.
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WASHINGTON. Ian. Ia.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA.
SEsAfE.-John NJ Clayton, Senator elect
from Delaware appeared and took his seat.
Various private bills were passed when the
Senate went into epecutive session on the
nomination of Mr.. Badger for the Supreme
Court.
The session was suddenly interrupted by
the announcement of the death of Senator
Upham, of VT The Senate then adjourned
HousE.--The bill to prevent frauds on the
Treasury, and prohibiting members of Con-
gress and officers of the General Government
from prosecuting claims was passed, yea 1874,
nays %.
The House then took up the bill to prevent
the issue of small notes in the district of
Columbia, which was amended, and the
House adjourned wthou. passing it.
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M A r RI ED

On the 18th inst, by Rev. J. Henderson.
Mr.. WILLIAM J. SrRAeUE and Miss SARAH ].
SCARBOROUGH.
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Immediately adjoining the town. The property will he
soId t6gethrr or IN paris 90 suit purchasers The pro
perty will he sold low for caslIOf onerd IN cash,
and the balance In aynicnts.
Jan. 2t.--4t pd.1 WM DARNEa
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS.-Flour S5.3l.
New fork.-Flour $3.50 to $3.50. Gin
cinnati.-Flour 81 80 TO s4,37; MoIasses soc.
Sugar firmer; Rio Coffee o.
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he go, a majority of tpo ovOtcsi Sharp practice,
that.-O. s.. Journal.
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A. NJ. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
c L 0 7 II | N G
D 3 7 4 BL : Il II h n 7 .
On the Corner OF Water and $onroe streets.
EheeIiDo To

On the Corner Of Water and Honroe Streets
Wheeling, Va,
WHERE always can he found the largest chrapes,
w and the most desirable stock of Goods in heel
ing lie has just returned from New York Phialelphia
and Banore aud his Goods present unusual sttrac.
ton in point of quality and style aud it is well known
the 6e'T bargains can I've had Of him. For Good and
Cheap Goods he stands unvalled. DO not fail 10 call
or ycn may regret il.
His stock consists OF the following articles:
I'D black cloth dress COATS 100 blue brown and green
do $50 black cloth frOck do $50 blue brown and green
do aJO black hrowl. blue and green sack eoat-; 100
business coats, made Of Cashmere, clOth ce 100 bea
yer coats. various cOlOrs; 1000 felt aud blanket COATS 20
d'z white shirts of all grades 80 doz check shirts 80
dUz. manners stripe; doZ. silk cndershiTs: 10 doz
cotton unhershirts dOz. worien undershrir; doz
games unfershirs; $40 pr. black Cashmere paats 1000
barred striped and mixed pants 9GOO pr cassinc, pants
o black satin vests at all prices; 1900 fancy silk vests
aU palersi I.2! valencia, narseiles, velvet &C.; lo
doz fancy cravals; II dOz. neck ties 80 duz pocket
hdk s silk and linen 2G doz suspenders all prices and
styles 80 doz. half hose; 20 doz drawers.
All Tie above articles, with grea. many more ara
offered very low, my Clothing Store corner Of Mon
rcr and Wafer streets, " heens. Va, also fine assor,
ment of Hats aud Caps. A: VI ADAMS
n B-Partcuisr attention paid TO tHstVy. rvrs and
| all orders viii lie iIed " ith dispatch by A, NJ A
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The Tennessee arrived at Panama on the
Soth' with from $4,000 900 to S2,sOo 900.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.
Both houses passed tho accustomed reso-
luton on the deathnof Mr.. 'Upham and ad-
journed till Monday. -@
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,ppIyAL# OF THE STEAMER ARC
Tic.
royY Days LATER from Europe.
New AuEK, J IN. IS.


,rbe steamer Arctic. with liverpool darcs ni
,l..I2th insf arrived here tbs evening at D
a,crork. bringing 4G passcnge s.
FNGEAND.--CoIIman & Sle'te ntohI, q.
roadoa. had f1iled for 100000, in conse.
'.,,enre Of frAerr by Robt f. Phi, corn
dealer.
-, The mystery Of The late extraordinary ope
'5.,ion. in the London and Continental corn
,n,.ket,. Two other houses suffered from the
r,..eries Of p els to he amount Of ae27 900 =
CoII,oan & Stoltt nGobl transacted the com.
mission busiaess in Germany and the United
States.
The viii Of the Duke of Wellington Lad
b.a5 rre.stcrcd His fortune amoants to
.#..#lnissing steamer Australia, from Sydney,
nd arrived with 81 100000 on freight.
The steamer Ma1elena f.om Vera Cruz,
With nearly L 900 900 aruyed at Southamp
on The -
FRANCE i our Legitimi,ts members of
the Assembly, had resigned. Prince Waeram
had resigned TIE Senatorship ia disgust, be-
cause he had not Leen appointed Grand Hunts
man.
SPAIN.-It is again reported that Canedo
will be recalled from the Captain Generaship
ofCuba.
ITALY.-Francis Madia had died at Flo
renee.
\ correspondent of the times says that
Francis Madiei was without doubt poisoned.
He complained offs slow poison being used in
his food. Madam NJ. is still in prison.
Bishod Ives, Of North Carolina, made pub
lie alnraiion Of the Protestant religion, at
Rome on Dec. 2Gth.
TURKEY--The Turks had bIockaded
the Montenegro cost.
1t is thought that the difficulty between the
Turks and Monrenrgrans will be ettIeded by
the intervention Of Austria and Russia. The
blockade, by the Turks, Of the whole cost oil
the Adralc from Dulcingo to tie most eX
IRENE Turkish frontier is confirmed.
EaThe government has made compen 'alion
for The late outrage upon the British steamer
Victory.
AUSTRIA.-The Austrian Government
had declared Kossnth aud his friends traitors.
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NICARAGUA TREArY.-On Thursday the
President sent to the Senate a message in an
swer to Casa's resolution on the 18th instant,
calling ion the correspondence with the British
Minister am 'lher parties respecting the treaty
y, ss..a' a, negotiated by Squier, in 1850.
T. - - was received shortly before the
= !. I'd burned. 1t is stated that the Pres
e"t declines sending the correspondence, on
The ground that negoriarioLs upon the subject
are sill pendire
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THE MARKETS.
IlIN L 7 y.
LIVERPOOL, J an. |;

Flour was in moderate demand at prices
favoring buyers. Quotations. however, We're
Unchanged. Western Canal 27s 27s Cd;
Baltimore 81 9d 28s Sd; Ohio ITS 29s.
Corn was in moderate demand for the trade
and for export at 36s for yellow, and BIS for
white.
The imports Of Cotton since Friday had
been 40, 600 bales. The market closed tame,
bal firm.
The London Monny market was buoyart
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THE CABINET.

Concord, Jan. PA rumor having gain
feet that Gen. Pierce had written a cordial
letter to Mr.. Buchanan, soliciting his nomina-
ton Of member of the Cabinet from Pennsyl-
wanna, we are assured that the " hole story is
utterly groaudless.
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AUCTION SALES.
REAL ESTATE FOR

u . > = :
SALE.-Bv virtue OF Two dcpas oI trlsf - eeuted
Ia the uHicrsi.ue trustee. the 2s day af Ocfo-
ber, and tie 1T day of November. Isl ly samuel
BailY. sha Tuesday tlslst day at febr M hext
proceed. the pr, mi-e. Is way al public ulfrtan
-e tho house md lot and yacant nt IN s1id decd. men
toned. together win the deutschland nud kittrn furn
su carpenter teolz belonging To- ,aia Bu4. and
also iaree shares ol va. x Tenn. Railroad stock gunr
auteei hy the corporation.
These lots are situated On Diamond b. in IA most
nlcnsaut neighborhnod. and contain ohou' and -
fourth ofgrouud each. They nre well worthy the
attention OF those wishing 10 bus rcai estHte.
Tho titlato the above property believed bc good,
but hail oaly convey such title yested in by
mid ireds of trust.
rerus liberal and mpde known on day Of sple.
jan l2-dtls EDW D CHRISTIAN. Trust
Express copy
Ie above s1lc viii take place The premises the
day above mentioned, at ! o'clock rres.ely.b by
MOSBY < GARLAND,
la5l AurtioueUs4=
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5 r,.uL3ui CO5lisi0D.

New ORLEANS, J'n. 26.-At midnight, on
Tuesday, the steamer Edward How ard, bound
for Nashville came in collision, near Bonnet
Carate Church, with the Swallow, from Gin
cinnan. The latter was immediately sunk,
and would probably prove a total loss. One
negro man was drowned.
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nrcAu MarsRLE WORKS.

GTEAM NJ EkBLE WOR X ~ -
- JOHN T ROGERS has removed his MarbleWorks
the corner Of Main and 9Th streets wherew be found
fine assortment Of Eayptian Italian and American
Marble. Monuments, Tomhs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces Of every description. WALTZ iaes Fronts, &c
Any design IN carving executed in the neatest man
ucr. Orders from the country, with city reference,
romptly atlcndcd 10.
Mr. r having served his apprenticeship in Of the
largest embellishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business, laters himself that
all work executed sshop will give entire satsiac-
ton ms any done North or South.
Richmond. July ti-Iyd
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RequiStii0a Recalled.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, Jan. 2O-Gov. Bigler
has recalled the roquisirion in the case Of the
negro Neal of Philadelphia, charged with
having aided in the escape Of slaves from their
owners in Maryland.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

ST T.ILENITNLlS d TIE n TT NH Il 3
NkIARROCkS Great Valentine and Music EmPo-
w ram, Market 81, door below the Post Of
fee The new stock Of Valentine, for 1873, is now
ready aud far exceeds in novelty of design and Of fin
sh amy heretofore offered. It comprises the following
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hISSNE.lTTINN.

nESSOEUTGON'-T eoPurtner-bip between
} the subscribcrz under the style of ECHOLS 70
PRYOR, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Tho
affairs of the late firm will be settled by either of tho
Subscribers who will continue 10 the name Of tho
firm only in winding up.
As it all essential To them in closing their late bus
pc-s they hope TINT all against whom they may hive
counts. will forward without deDy and settle.
Their Successors in tie GROCERY Messrs
Murre & Suntton, for whom they nle pleasure in be-
speaking the favor of their old friends aud customers,
ard the public generally.
One The firm will generally be found in thcr Office,
in the second -tory of their old stand Immediately
Ncssls NJ. & SIS counting room.
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Gen. Houston has received nre,lgence orbs
-. =. election 10 TIE Senate ly the Legislature oil
leNas on the 10Th inst, BY an almost uaani-
nous vote
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B'1ehsmUhmRQta all descriptions
These works havnc been Gacd up at great expense
with steam power, and large variety OF machinery to
working wood aud iron. form The most complete eaab.
lshmaal Of the and in the southern States. and can
execute better wor, and cheaper rate- dun can be
nHe iutie ordinary mode.
Builders and tbosc intending build. supplied with
Doors. Blinds. Window Frames and SHsh (primcd tnf
glazed jfrcquired) Meuldugs Flooring dressed ana
Tongue and groogcd. ready for laying, dressed Ceiling
ma Mountaineering. Palings, and variety oC 9'her
material. required nj building.
Courartorssup supplied with Dumpand Stone Car. Der.
ricI Gearing, Whrelbauoss, Picks and Bus, and ohel
Tool required upon Public Works.
aetly hand I'D for sale, reasonable terms
al vaioiies Of Flooring and other Lumber, worked Oh
uawof,od. Saving and Planning done L. order Bills
If Timber sawed to order.
Jan. lifts A NETTI ET'N
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27-Eight unfinished
houses In Burton street, near Schuylkill, Fifth
and South streets, were destroyed 10y fire this
evening. They were fired by an inccndiary.
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PROVIDENCE, Jan. 27.-The House Of Re-
personalities decided in favor of the new Ii
qnor law to-day, by a vote Of 80 to "a Its
success in the Senate is doubtful.
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President Fillmore, it is stated, will leave
Washington on the 9TH Of March next for an
excursion to the South as far as New Orleans,
and return by way Of the Mississippi and Ohio
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A despatch from Boston informs Of the
nomination Of the Hon. Edward Everett for u.
S. Senator by The Wing Legislative caucus Of
the State Of Massach usetts.
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N9BRE3 SUassCEEEEEERES h
4 CAEsn.-rME lNDnsLGNED MorLD e.

CAEED.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"a. pcctially ask continuance of the patronage so
long bestowed upon him, to the new concern aud in
dis connection he deems it proper 10 ask all vino ore
indebted him come forward uud settle tlelr nc.
counts without delay.
Thcrenre uany claims long standing, whichI must
close up, and it is csperted that all who know them
selves beodebtcd wllpny attention TO tnis notice
Ian 8--dfs IS. DIUGFID.
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HNuE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
4 specially call The attention of the ritizcns OF
Lynehbug and the adjoining country 10 his large mud
sf spIeu1idassortmento al S,SHOES. <1Bwt
d CATERS. NC. OF his OWN MAKE,
~ AMI which are WARRANTED OF rHE 9Esr QUAIL
~ AID or SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing 10 hayeo good aud durable Boot or
Shoe iol he present soasou will do well call me,
Us am determined to please, both as regards quality
md prce
Don't foreat IN call the three doors aboye the
Franklin lio.cl aud immediately opposite tho Citizcns
Savings Bank. T. i. GRlAIALDI.
dee lI-ts
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Y YARNS, &c
60 bag, Rio. Iaguira Maracaibo and Lawn Coffee,
10 hhds. n o. Sugar,
b boxes and bbls. limp, Crushed, powdered and
Coffee Sugars, very fine
$500 Lralsvic and Milton Cotton Yarrs.
l. bbs. low priced Sugars TO. Manufacturers,
40 boxes Sperm, Talow and Adae Candies
For saieby GEO. BAGBY.
ian 2S-is
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Wv. CONCERN.O one D2Aa1 a4nca. :. Aa.

h 4" CONCERN one Dollar Sogcd, Is he1
y ea1nef says Benz. Fmnkliu-
Those in ofcothing would do well call Mt the
Lynehburg clothing Emporium as the baInnce of the
fall and winter stock viii be closed very low prices
lor Cash, make for entirely stock in the
spring. it il the intention Of the proprietors make
this establishment tie be relied for all kinds Of
clothing from the finest the lowest pric 81.
ian6 d&rts HATCHER. LOCKWOOD s. co.
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II ! ECIIOLS,
$ PRYOR.
Jas IL 1892.

HOPAHkE'N EBsSEEHP.- The subscribers have
- this dry Assocfod themselves together under the
.iyc and firm Of &c lIOLS, PRYOR & TALIAfERRO,
with the view Of conducting general Commission bus
ne in oil itsbraHcbcs.
Their houre is the large md commodiois brick
mont Recently erected in the rear of Of Mr. John Ruck-
rrs factory. Immediately the canal aud nearly oppo-
site the Piedmont Works. It is well arranged for the
reception Of aud storing all kinds Of produce,
we'll rs merchandise. A. Ihoit lot is arge aud made
from all depredniion 10y strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently nrmnged they enabled to
w attention 10 the sale Of every description of
Lumber
Every necessary preparation IL $50 made - receive
Limo IN any mud oil quantities. Particular attention
VIII be paid 10 the sule IT this article. Consgnments
are solicited from those preparing such commodities for
in4Iet. They also solicit consgmnens Of wheat, flour,
cofn mcol oatsns well every description If pro-
,lurc,
Liberal advances if required, will always be lnnde
consienments nh hind. Coa lump, mud ground pnster,
aud gnano will always be kept hand--orders solicit
ed.
All ordersfor goods from pancnal customers will
ceiye prompt attention.
to0ds consigned their care 10 be forwarded, will
he attended o with nll possible di-Pntch
No rhntge made for drayoRe merchandise pro-
luce either by raroad or coonl Byappying them
selves closely business & being determined
cry possible endeayor in pcosing all who may call
them, hcy hope oreceqcthr encouragement ofu liberal
public. II ECHLOS,
WIN II PRYOR,
jan l-dQcts n o TALlAFERRO.
Republican, Lexington Papers, Bedford Sentinel Fin
CYSTIC Wing, Wytheyle Telegraph, md Roanoke Bea-
con, will copy times and forward account FOR settle
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.1aSi5 DOLLARS REWAIsp-s.

IN cd or stolen from the stables Of VIM NJ. Jcaa
rear New London. Campbell Co, "Wednesday nigt
lat one bright orre horse or yoar. old rofs md
paces finely. one large bay mare or yours old, walks
and trots we'll Also small brown mare or years
Old, The above reward will be paid by Capt .euh-
when delivered to him near New London, To N
Bruce Lynchburg. The horses belonged ton kcntucky
hog drover w YOUNG.
dec Is dnrts.
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T,REAT' ATTRACTION!-JUsT receiv

4 tREAT ATTRACTIONS JUST receiv
N ed, for the Fall trade immense quantities OF Cook
ing Paror and Office STOVES, for wood sfaw
aud conl. Fancy and plain Coui Grntcs, with ~
md without summer pieces, beautiful and cheap. ~
Cooking Range. wood and eoa, new patterns,
which hive been selected, with great care, from the
Northern nnrketa md warranted give perfect suits
faction. Ghilaous pntent hot air yentating and port
able Furnaces all sizes for warming Dwellings, Church
ca Factories, &c. Patent Mamlic Mirror Nantes, OF
magnificent design and finish and which are fast super-
ccding the use of Marble.
lie Is also prepared to furnish Sprats patent Light
ming Rods, Cns iron Railing, Hydraulic Rams iit and
force Pumps of the best kinds in use, Hose, Lead Pipe,
Sheet lend. Stove Fixtures, &c &c. making altogether,
the largest and most complete assortment ever offered
in this nurket and which shall be sold for less hnn ut
any other establishment in the city. O. 3. BLISS.
=. S-fin aud Iron Roofing, and Enve Ners, made
and Iut order. in u superior manner.
| OCT 13-dts q. y. Is.