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sales To-Day.
ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auc,,on..r.

q
A SPAN OF GRAY HORSES AND BARoUCHE AT AUG
TtON On Saturday, 9Th shall
10 O'Clock, handsome
young active and work Also good
family baouche,
Terms fourth cash. the balance in @ a. and months
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
Aso OF and second hand furniture
and cigars, &c, GREEN x SCOTT,
Jan 7-h Aucioneers
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TUE FIRST ASSEMBLY BALL will be held a, jackson
Il Tuesday evening, January 18th.
be
and At siaion-vs Hall, Penpsy vsus svenue.
and
applying of
Jackson Han on the day Of ball. .#.
Funcmn attendance At Q O'Clock 10 requested.
6-3t &
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InE MINISTRY The London Times OF Dsc Is says il
leading article that at the cabinet council held yesIe
the collec1Ve resignation Of ministers doubtless
solved on ana before night il probably her Mstestys
bands Inc Times must therefore, consider the govern
meat 20 be virtually end. The Times reason 10
believe taat private communications have already taken
place. by which the principal obstacles a union
the PeeiiIes and the whigs removed and believes
haiti upon the Earl Of Aberdeen that the formation OF
the new cabinet will devoye with the active alton
not only o his brmer colleagues but OF Lord John Russell
and the ohels OF the whig party. The delicate task
might bs inrused TO the Marquis OF Lansdowne but he
has taken leave Of official life. Lord Aberdeen has,
over the advantage Of being less shacked than
OF equal eminsnee by personal and party lies.
The Earl Of Derby left London for Osborne three p m
yesterday, TO have an audience OF her Majesty,
The DAILY News says The most plausible and probable
list Il hes seen dsposes OF the principal offices foows
Treasuy-first Lord, Marqui, OF Lansdowne.
Foreign-Eah Of Aberdeen
Home Office and Leader of Commons-Lord John Russell
ohsneeiiot Of the Bxchequer-Mr Gladstone.
Admiraty-Mr Herbert.
Secretary OF War-Mr. Osborne.
lreland-Lord Lieutenant, Duke of Newcastle.
II seems to be generally understood that neither Lord
Grey and his immediate friends the leaders of The
Manchester section OF radcas would DO included.
The Post believes the result will be the forna of
strong conservative and liberal ministry.
The Advertiser says that meeting took place the
John RUSSELL Lord Aberdeen, and Mr. Gladstone
present.
The Herald, ia official the eade r.,
that the result OF the cabinet council day
determination the part Of ministers lender their
nation The Earl of Derby has gone the Queen, and
il is supposed that bis Lordshp will recommend her Majesty
conde the formation Of cabinet the Marquis
Of Lansdowne.
private correspondent says that the resignation of the
ministry has been accepted.
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Small Par af Havana.

MOBILE, Jan. 6.The passengers by the steamer Blac
Warrior arrived here from Havana, report that the small
pox is raging there 10 alarming extent. Tbs diseas
was still unchecked, and very many were dying from
daily.
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LrASHIONABLE and Superior C1othing.-A large and
elegant ~ -casonsb clothing for sale the
second floor prices fail
please. N JAS O. MCGUIRE,
Jan --eod6t Actonesr NJ Merchant.
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ed this subject have been withdrawn and the following subsu
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.
PROPOSAL. will be received the War Department. until the first
~ ". req sesn s navon Of a river
and free from obstruction by RATS for sees Of one or more
bidder propose said ra keep
m. " psn h d 5 n h
complete the removal CHE said time not to be later than
emovap during binds himself keep
bidder provided the department
satisfied with his and win IN u, security offered BY
from obstruction thereby for the longest period Of time
good sue each for The Of eo,di,oned for
faithful The contract Each bidder will transmit :. the
offers as surees and dearaon signed BY them that they will
cao judge United state. The State Il which he
ad % sn m . s.
liabilities No bid will be examined unless these conditions shall be
| complied with.
Terms of Payment.
OF 100000 appropriated object
shall be paid the work Of removing The raft advances follows
raj ha. been removed The .me shall be BY ocer
ga q .n ns ;ss
whcs II, 900 VIII Be equal
s n. !. s he sss. e 's 9
the raft and for keeping the river for specified period No
@ s !.
the envelope, Proposals for removing Red ryer r.n.
Colonel Corp. Typographical Engineers.
Jan g. o0tdA2awtAprl
papers which published the former advertisements
hereby authorized publish this and addition,
OF Little Rock, and the Telegraph of
Washington Arkansas twenty times daily and then twice week
until April
Each paper advertising copy paper containing
the advertisement
CJBBs's Large Map OF California, from recent
VI and explorations, 1852.
Eppnger Bakers fTera nom
ed in the General Land Once, 1854
Cordova's large map OF Texas - -
Jan FRANCK TAYLOR
uEIDsECK CHAMPAGNE, Sc.-Landing this day, from
III schooner Hamhleton--
baskets superior eidsc-k Champagne imported by Rem
suld
100 basket. superior verzenay Champagne, imported by
h f.. Boxer H-t..
100 baskets superior vezenay Champagne Uaion brand i'm
ported by ourselves,
For sale by GEO. rHos PARKER,
80 - Opposite Browns Hotel.
Dec 2s-sod6df ~ "
TOWN HALL In CharlottesvIIle. virgtnia.Th,. large
and oomuiodous building completed, rented
on accommodating terms for lectures,
tended Tor these purposes capable Of containing
paid HENRY BENsoN A,en,
CHAnLoTTssvuLR, (va,J Dec. ~, 1851.
bsmore sun, Richmond Dispatch Washington Union, viii
publish the above
their accounts to this once for collection.
Dec 25-Asw3w
PRIVATE LIFE OF DANIEL wERSrER- Charles
Lanmsn ! vol. --- Il Isl
Dsos YRANcK TAYLOR
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Suddenly Friday afternoon, the fh year of her age, MAR
TIA WASHINGTON youngest daughter Of II. d. and Susan
CooPER.
The friends family requested funeral from
the residence Of street, Fifth
SUNDAY afternoon.
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Louisiana.

luc wings III the iast legislature mad majority OF
fourteen on joint ballot. The democrats have gained
twenty and the rural districts not heard from
The State may be put down thoroughly democratic.
The Legislature will now perhaps regerymander the
State, alter the example given by the late wing egsla
iure The State win send three democrats and one
wing 10 the Thirty third Congress
This is triumphant sequel and ratification of the VIC
tory which carried the Stale for Pierce and King in No
vember last.
The Louisiana Courier has the following notice Of The
result
I" The SUN OF AusrsRLTz.-The night OF the election
closed in clouds and Shadows but Yesterday the sun
beamed brilliantly witness OF the great victory achieved
by democracy.
Oar triumph is glorious Never did the opposite
party make more powerful exertions. Never they more
thoroughly organized Never had appeals been made
TO their pride Never had their editors been more active
and efficient They knew that this their chance
their final struggle and that, il defeated this time New
Orleans lost to thsm-Lousisna lost to them-for a
series of years. il forever. Every motive then OF
pride, ambition, and interest," operated the wings to
make desperate effort and desperate effort they made
"Their policy and their apprehensions visible
the organization Of their ticket in this city Secure of their
eaderssure get the OF what they call the upper
ten kid glove arstoc rAcythey Tor
gentlemen who profess be workngmen-snd they nomi-
mated them with the view Of 'ropngn' the mechanics and
operatives OF our city.
!" IL fatal The mechanics and workingmen
this city refused sanction the precedent
account, OF their occupation. They saw in 1t the
germ OF those social distinctions and inequalities that work
much insry and injustice they whether a can
dda,e be u carpenter or lawyer, a capitalist pile.
driver drayman or the owner OF coach and four All
they ask acls he right in principle Is he worthy and
quail fed BY this the election made The DEM
ocrac ticket considered superior, infinitely superior
for legislative capacity, and was therefore supported by
almost the entire body OF mechanics and working
men--supporsd by Them with zeal and with a patriotism
tina, be highly appreciated They have thu,
cded, that cannot be that distnc.
tons founded occupations shall be tolerated where
all equal, and where merit only shall have the
"Therc is another lesson taught by this election viz,
that the democratic party is unit and when unit. In
vncble Every effort made by rskng up tho a. hes
of extinct controversy array party sganst ITSELF
to drag in the old question Of the Compromise and Safe
rights but all In vain
''We fought pom the broad issues OF the democratic
platform, and victorious.
IAN that remains for is carry our pledges
and stand doctrines Every democrat elected
push the OF internal improvementmust sbor
day and night for the prosperity OF the city, the freedom
trade and of capital and possible without my
compounds qualification, strike fro the constitution
the negro basis that disgrsces it and US"
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Rcd River Raft.
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.

CONGRESS having recently amended the providing
Red the
subject been withdrawn and the following
n, tI,aira nd
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Madame Bishops Opera Troupe.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 7-Mr. Bochsa, a manager Of Mad
Bishops opera troupe is fast recovering from his in
disposition The entire troupe left here to-day for Ba
fulfil their engagement the Holiday Street thea
They performed in this city four consecutive weeks
with great and full houses They will doubtless,
have brilliant engagement in Baltimore.
The stock market steady but not active United States
6 1867, ll94 Pennsylvania S. SO. Flour is frm-saes
Of 800 bbs al SIS 30 S. rs for shipping brands
Rye -four, 81 81 Corn meal, IS 80 Sales 900 bushels
wheat lis ll6 cents for red white, lis l25
White corn, 81 cents; yellow, 81 65 OATS AZ Al
Rye, Sc bushe Provisions scarce
firm at previous prices Groceries steady Rio Coffee 81
81 cents.
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WHAT NOwf-A Present for Young Ladies', by
w Chas v. Deems.
Robert and Harold the Florida
Coast by y, r. Goudng.
Inhuenech Moral Tate for People by Charlotte Anley
Memoir OF Mrs Harriet by Mrs H. IL sigournsy
Living 10 CbrsA Mothers Memorial Departed Daughter
The Young Mans Christian Year; by Ryie. 81
Coo-olstioni by Rev. Jas. w. Alexander
For sole by GRAY n BALLANTYNE,
Jan = i"ife Seventh street
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DOLLARS PER cory.

VALUABLE wORKs--The Life and Correspondence OF
John edited E. ny with Mr.
BY John Sheppard edition
volumes In 100 pages lomo cloth, 81 IS.
In simplicity language, majesty conception the
OF that which short
meaning he mind admit his writings
matched. r--North British Rsricm.
Contributions Theological Science
by John Harris D. n New revised edition I2mo.
Man Pimeval the Constitution and Primitive C@nditop OF
the Beng-n Contribution
Harris, D. With finely portrait the author Third
edition; limo, cloth, 81 25.
Nj, copious
the Divine Manifestation have yielded rprossbe delight
London E1eefe Rerre~.
For sale by GRAY BAILANTYNE,
Jan street. doors nbo Hall.
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New YORK, Jan. Up. m.

The stock market to-day closed dul-sales Of United
States g., 1867, li9l; Canton, u.s. Ere 92}; Mica
ragua 800; Morris canal. 2il Erie converbes OF 1871
1929 Harlem. 10 Norwich and Worcester 81; SoDng-
ton, sales Cumberland coal, CT; Cary improvement
l2k Money easy. Exchange on London, 81 prem,
The -four market steady bur activesales of 500
bbl-. IS So for State, and southern IS S. Rye -four
$3.50 Wheat firmsales Of 1000 bushels red 100 cents
white 1870 1872 cents Corn 6rm-sales of mixed 50 a
10 cents and white SO 60 cents Provisions steadymess
pork $40 Bacon unchanged. Lard, III 12l cents, in
barrels and kegs. Groceries steady-Ro coffee, OF 81
cents Sugar and molasses unchanged Cotton quiet-no
change in prices. Whisky, 23A 24k cents.
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Tho Casualty on the Maine Rs,,r..d.

We learn that private advces in respect this do
esSing occurrence have been received in city, which
state that the injuries received by Mrs Pierce not
OF 80 serious character hst supposed, and as
they were represented to be by the adyices which
published yesterday. We most sincerely that this
may be the case and that the delicate health of the high
esteemed lady of the President elect may not be per
manentIy impaired by the melancholy occurrence.
The only further particulars OF the casualty which we
have yet received given in the following elegraphic
despatch 10 the Baltimore Sun
BosroN. Dec, GA iightfal accident occurred on the
Boston and Maine railroad about noon to-day whereby
The lie OF the President elect greatly and
his only son instantly killed When the town OF Ando
yer, Ia Massachusetts, the train thrown off track by
some obstruction, and preciptated down embank
twenty feet high, turning somerset and falling upon
pile OF rocks the bottom of the embankment The cars
the time were filled with passengers among whom were
General Pinrce his lady and only son, interesting boy
Of ten General Pierce the first to exiricato him
sell from The fragments OF the car, which was literally
smashed 10 atoms and though sound in limb he ms
Of considerable pain in his back His son was Instantly
crushed death Mrs Pierce received number of
commissions, Of which, however considered dan.
gerous Many other passengers badly bruised and
the down train has brought the wound
ed The citizens OF Andover assiduous their at
tentions to the sufferers
Since the above in type we have received a de.
spach stating that General Pierce and his lady are with
the remains of his son. at the house of his friend Mi
Akin, OF Andover General Perces injuries prove 10 be
very slight, and Mrs. Pierce is not much hurt, but ia
wholly Frustrated BY deep grief.
Debate In the House on the Cuban question.
The discussion OF the policy of the annexation 0! Cuba
was begun in the House by the Hon Mr. Venable, in
speech of unusual interest and ability From some OF
the positions OF Mr. Venabe's speech we entirely dssen
Tor instance we do not in the opinion that the
acquisition of Cuba would be detrimental 10 the interests
or the institutions of this country STILL we cannot but
admire the high principle of justice and honor by which
Mr. Venabe would guide the policy OF the country and
the ability with which he illustrated and enforced bis
views. The debate continued by Messrs Brown
Howard, Polk Stephens, Wilcox Smith, and other gen.
tlemen, with warmth and energy which manifest the
deep interest which the question of the annexation Of
Cuba has excited in the public mind Blu, for the ex.
IRENE pressure upon our columns would gladly epo
SO able and interesting debate TO our readers
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MARRIED..
DIED,

On the 5h instant by the Rev: SAITH PYrE G. BAYLOR,
United States LOUISA daug
OF the late Commodore A. g. United navy
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INAUGURATION O. Gen. Jackson.-The
aids and assistant marsas the chief
marshal for duty the City Hail. w O'Clock he morning Of
9Th Of January. GEO. W. HUGHES,
Jan Chief Marshal.
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DoRTRAIT OF GEN. ANDREW JACKSON, GO by
u inches engraved by permission, from Thomas Suilys
In The OF Francis Preston Blair
gins painting in The of Francis r. Blair esq
established require
war,
Of the hero life, and much earlier period
portraits with which the public familiar.
The publisher respectfully refers the following
erceencs and fidelity OF this engraving
ject OF which II treats
Prom Francis p. Blair.
SILVER srrIsa, Oct 10, 1852
friendly your letter
them the finely Likeness Of
Jackson, which ysu have boDored
suy picture, which WEIGH has truly rendered in his capital
taken from the life when General Jackson
Seminole The portrait gives,
deneaon ofhs the Of
which belonged him the OF % The Generals friends
who then lived with him In most familiar intercourse the
likeness a striking
ga6es highly that have chosen make this splendid
of greatest piece
stuas pos head Of Washington They will adom
whose heart IL touched with enthusiasm
chiefs whose fame Is the couatrys glory
Your obedient servant.
Prom Senator Cass
DETROIT, Oct. 10.
engraved portrait
which have It's style Of execution excellent and
resemblance smened original vivid and suking
am, dear respectfully yours,
LEWIS CAss
THREE DOLLARS PER COPY.
To be Express once Pennsysns avenue,
where few copies Of the work be procured application to
r. KING,
Agent weIch' portrait. OF Washington
Jan S-d1uf and Jackson for the District Of Columbia
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Chief marshall yellow scarf with white rosete aids to chief
scarf with the marshais cherry
with white roseesal bearing batons, with riband
pondng with the color of their scarf.
aids assistant marshas requested the
chief marshal the National Hotel, early possible
GEO. w. HUGHES,
an Sd Chief Marshal
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ZOE sHILLIN0TON has pubIsshed the Blae Beck fer
1885, containing list Of ali the salaries Of the United
sstss ministers secretaries Of ICES
agents all Of the world sa'sns'
mahais naval sorekeepe,s navy
the value Of the principal ohcer the United
Office agents. rouss LEU
railroads, all ohicss in the city o. '. c ~ ~
conproler auditors, clerks kc &coens ~ IN ~"
then,ic list OF the "fat places" TO be disposed % ~ ~ ~
March, 1889 by Frsnkta and his cscnc..
onHco
Rims Book i cost rnce IN cenu Per
single copy, OF "'ee COPIES :" gSor sHIILINGroN's
=" SA'o Bookstore, OAecu Building
7-dM c""'' VI - ''''Ns nv" A0""' "'s""'t
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Tickets for the banquet deposited for sale at the Ma
tiona HOTEL Browns Hotel, the United States Hotel tho
Irwin House, Wizards Hotel Flin and s. Parker's Fan.
cy store. A limited number will be sold. Ladies tickets
| 81 Gentlemen's tickets So The banquet will
| mence at Z o'clock precisely.
F. b. KEY, a&
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EIGHTH january banquet at Jackson RAA1.-
Tickets purchased principal book
ladas
be sold Price tickets o. ladies Ts
and persons attending
will conra favor by purchasing tickets before Friday
p. BARTON KEY,
Fss Chairman Committee Of AnnngemeaA.
Ian I'D
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The military disposed participate in the ceremonies
of day will report Col Wm Hickey who will assign them
| to their proper positions
requested through their proper
officers personally letter. the chief marsha
As possible
especially requested carriages will obstruct the
nue. during the progress OF the procession.
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE. A-osssss.r.

By j. @ McGUI1tNs AucttOmeer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on
Tuesay afternoon, premises
shall sell substantial
dwelling with Jsrsey
between south and the the Ten
Buildinsso
Terms which, complied within three days,
will be esod the risk Of the nrs purchsser
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Ian I'D Auctioneer.
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Inauguration Of the Equestrian Statue OF Andrew
Jackson


THE members Jackson
ed to assemble "Democratc Hall.
O'clock purpose attending body
Of the pepefuate
the and the gores chief
achievements signslzed the day.
IL is hoped every join paying proposed
tribute national respect memory
Barton Key will chief marshal for Association the
j. d. HOOVER,
Jan did President.
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WASHINGTON, Dee. 80 1852
Dec 3i-dm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-08
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Patent phossene Gn.

r U n N /. NC i N T II E s-A MI
This Lamp JorProdIcing portable Light confdeutID
TecoJnmelde ed az superior other nae.
lE LIGHT is produced by the burning of aeriform
Gas, which is emitted in beautiful Jets from small ner
lorations in Platina.
The Gasis generated sused by the heat ofts own
combustion acting the burner with the LIQUID
In the Lamn. Thus IT is perfect and portable apparatus
IoT creating and burning aeTirorm Gas.
It's construction is that all possibility accident
from its use s and the great simplicity OF
It's arrangement renders less liable
any other kind OF Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
nhE do the Oil and Canphene Lamps and equally
we'll either with without glass globe shade and pcr
fectly free from smoke or odor. =. -
The opinions ofhe scientific may be learned from the
that at the Annual Institute in
sILVER to the Inventor. Di.
cd the BEST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail by ~
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Americans, Pntronixc Hour Own nEnn
Wheeling Silk Factory.
DAGUERREOTYP-

" 4OO1141E kJI1h i dNOO4 y
MERlCAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
IN stantl articles OF the various fabrics now in at
GlLLS SILK FACTORY; Main Street. Centre Wheel
ing The curious in such matters invited to call and
the process OF manufacturing and those wishing pur-
chase Silks wholesale retail be supplied
Shle terms at tis store adjoining the Factory or at a.
lors, and o. w. Ieiskils, Wheeling Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main
Street, Cincinnati, O..
Our Fabrics warrented all pure slk and have taken
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and half hose for gentlemen.
Please call and patroize this important branch Amer.
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ly executed.
Merchantable Cocoons and Reeed silk bought
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BnItimore Piano Forte Mannfactory.
T J. WISE & BROTHER, manufacturers OF Boudoir,
Grand and Square Pianos, request the special atten
ton of female performers to late and important i'm
provement the OF the piano By this invention
the keys the piano be regulated to
to suit the exact elastic strength OF the
ngers it eing well known TO every performer, that the
first great importance it vain talk
of fine If the keys not susceptible OF aud
eestic movement, otherwise the inherent qualities
instrument will remain unknown. Those who would
avail themselves the best possible OF playing the
piano. should not fail to give this invention trial.
See business circulars, which may be had free of post
eO' - j. j. WISE q BROTHER,
mar2e BAtT1noRE.
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Dyeing to live !
FIRTH s. nav

/ Dyeing to live Y
FIRTH s. DAY
Serenth ST., three doors from Or. T'appan's,
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
Would inform the citizens Wheeling and vicinity that
thew commenced the FSu - every
branch Silks Cottons and Wooens warranted to stand
eoiors Ladies' apparel Genemen's Goats Pants, Vests
Fancy CoIors
ofevery shade got up equal to new Ribbons Shawls,
6nl everything in tho colorn cleaned pressed and
done on the shortest notice, and on easy terms
BArrangements have made with the steamer Vf-
RoeuA, to receive aud deliver articles
JAS r. FIRTH
sertl1, JOSEPH DAY, =