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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-25

WOLtES AROMATIC sCtiElDAM SChNAfPs.
Druggists Merchants and all dealers Of the articles
catalogue will hnd their call
sending their hove where viii be 70 nd the
of GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES the United
States, and ~ the lowest prices Please address
J. W RIGHT 81 CO.,
GENUINE MtDlClNE WAREHOUSE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-25

STEAM COMMUNICATION BE- xfrH
~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND BkEAIES-Brenen. salsstuuIEs.
Mail LasThs side tons ana Re
MANIA 1900 tons, will sal as follows
From Bremen, From, Nes JerE
tF Paage from New York BemenFrst Cabin
iy27 I'm tEi.RCfis 4 CO. 50 Broad street
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-EW YORK AND HAyRE STEAM II

NAVIGATION CoMPANY,-Ths U. S Mail
the FRANKLIN, j. 4, Woon, HIN
BDLD1 d. Lines commander will York IIayre
Southampton, for the year 1883 the following days
From New York. From HsyTe. From Southampton.
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DOCTOR BEAoHs PREPARATIONS.

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prom pr
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for Disr-
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-25

Pumps AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
e JOHN MecARrY, PLnNBER No camp .rrest Ng~ol-
e mas ustrsceyed and large
SSa,i SEA toRCk AN LIFT pumps, BEER PNrs
'o I'm ,KAS'Es BATHING TUBS ASD SHOWER BATHS
hiso LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD Pipes stIEFT had
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION - 80 'i''''' '-Tf''
re ooai woLk promptly and repaired All orders
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

DROUGHT to the First District Police ?,
CiiARiOTrE black feet inches high. about So yentsv
old. Says she belongs 10 Mr. b. Roitgutz "a
The will please comply WITH thelaw respecting pf
N.vo,,o,o. N,,ambsr % iasa iawSw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04
By the National Line.
PHOTOGRAPHED ORTHE DAILY lNTkLLIGENC
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsmlNcroN. Feb. 2.

" ARLINGTON, req.
SENATE.-Thc Warehouse Bill was taken up
and after being debated. was postponed till 10
morrow.
Tie resolution i'll regard 10 the righ, of way ovel
| the lSthmuS Of Tehauntepec were taken up.
| MIR. Downs addressed the Senate in favor of the
Government compelling Mexico 10 rigid adhe-
renee of her plEhted faith under The Carey grant
Mr.. Seward got the floor, when the subject was
postponed until Tuesday next.
The Senate then took up the Bill i'll relation to
the eTlgrant route TO the Pacific, to which Mr..
Rush from special Committee, had reported an
amendment striking out all after the enacng
clause, and inserting provision that the Presi-
dent shall cause TO be built as soon rs possible,
Railroad and Magnetic line connecting the valley
of the Mississippi with the Pacific, and appropriate
lands for its construction, and S35, O0O 900, in five
per cent. bonds, and redeemable in so years; the
road to be constructed in the best manner.
The Committee appointed TO count the Electo-
raj votes in conf junction with the Senate committee
on Wednesday reported
Mr. Richardson, from the committee on Terrific
rles, reported bill 10 organize the Territory Of
Nebraska. Referred.
HousE.-The House resumed the consideration
OF Senate bill amendatory TO existing laws relative
TO half dollars, quarter dollars, dimes and half
dimes.
t'lr. Durham resumed his remarks. After long
DEBATE without coming to VOTE the House pro-
ceeded TO transact the business on the Speakers
table.
After the transaction of some other business the
House adjourned.
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was. on motion OLA S Hallowell, laid on the table
Fine of Benoni Wheat RENTED.
Ordered that cinders be placed on the south side
of I'd street, C. W.-to cost SO.
Messrs. McAfee & Brother were granted privi-
TO their Warehouse.
| Jas s. Wheate, Esq, was authorized TO memo
rialize the Legislature 10 pass an act making all
real estate within the boundaries of the ctySubject
TO taxation. (Dr Tanner stated that at least 10
millions of property was at present exempt from
taxaton.)
Mr. Finley A. Burks notice OF his intention TO
contest the election of Alderman in the 1st ward,
and Mr.. ID. Maclane's protest against the same,
was referred TO the committee on elections.
PErlTIoNs.-Ot Il. NJ. Jamison, and one of tfDc
feet long of citizens of the 9Th ward, protesting
against his removal as Alderman, laid on the table.
OF NJ. L. OFT and others, referred.
OfGeo. S. Thompson, I"
OFF. p. Sellars, laid on the table.
Off. Faulstock, I" "
OF Norton, Acheson & Co., referred to commit
tee on streets and alleys, with authorityto act.
a deed executed by F. X. Armstrong, Esq, con-
veying certain ground to the city on the east side
of Main street, from Monroe TO Union, for the OPEN
ing of a side wald, was referred for examination.
A letter from Edward Archbold, Esq, in relation
to the inland route of the Wheeling and Marietta
Railroad, was referred to the Committee on Rail-
roads.
Ordered that the regular meetings of Council,
hereafter be held on the I'd and 4th Wednesdays
ofevery month.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04

The "FoREsT Cry HOUSE, in Cleaveland, has
generous and noble hearts TO administer duty &c
strangers. A gentleman and wife recently stopped
there: the gentleman in the last stages ofcon-
sumption and too weak TO travel. The ptoprietorS
ofthe house, NJ SSrS. w. A. Il H Smith, finding
the invalid entirely destitute of money, yet insist
ed upon his remaining, and in few days, in spite
of all kindness, the stranger died. The boarderS
then made up 500 for the widowed lady, and, en-
closing the body for her in metallic case, forward
ed it to her home. Such generosity and kindness
deserve more than passing notice, and we com
mend the Forest City House to all who soiourn al
Cleveland.-SanduSky Register.
Our personal knowledge of this house, enables
to to endorse all the above communications
The MesSrs Smith are lineal descendants .of the
cLeper part OF that extensive tribe. Our citizens
sojournng at Cleveland, cannot do better than to
stop at the ''FoAEsr Cry HOUSE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04
\ MAN SHOT.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 3.
About O'Clock last evening, Edward H. Full
ton, who, in company with his father, was pant
proprietor of the City Hotel and Irving House, but
more recently clerk to the Census office, was shot
at the National Hotel by Jas w. Schaumburg, for
merly OF the u S. Dragons The ball pen-tra-
ted the right side and will probably prove fatal
Schaumberg was committed TO Jail A difficulty
had existed for lon time, owing to Schaum-
berg's Indebtedness to Fulton. Tie immediate
caase was placard posted up by Fulton pronoun-
cIlis Lehaumberg liar, coward and Swindler.
Fulton is rather easier, but the ball en- cred his
live and he is not expected 10 recover
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04
Short Creek lands for Sale
N oh NiI...inrin


TWISTING to dispose OF my Real Estate pri.
w vatc sale until the list day OF November next,
in the County oroho situate onthe Short Creek.
containing about five n red and sixty This prop
Crty is dcsiraby located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike. about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty -
The farm is in the highest state OF vemcut having
aargc amount OF new plank fencing, and judicously laid
III fields for farming and grazing purposes. There
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample sta
bling, cribs, &c. There good tenants
Houses. There is commodOus barn, humid red
and eight feet long by forty four in width fitted in every
particular for the wants the including ample
ter for twelve hundred sheep.
will sell these lands in whole in part tho
wishes OF those desiring 10 purchase. Terms will be lib
cra
The rapidly advancing Improvement of the city Wheel
ing facilities afforded by various rail
lions about to be completed with the West and the Sea
board the excellent market afforded in Wheeling
The bic productions OF the country render this
highly desirable for wishing 10 farm protabIy
has seldom been that finer inducements have been held
out to purchasers. |. w. MITCHELL,
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1859.
Washington Reporter and Examiner, Wells burs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04

DEATH OF WILLIAM Plrrs, Eso.-Our obituary
column records the sudden death of WILLIAM
Prrrs ESQ., who has been resident of this city for
some 10 years. and formerly represented this county
in the Legislature with ability and fidelity. We
record his death with that regret which the de-
parture OF man of undoubted talents, and who is
associated with some ofour Observation-Disclosures of
Wheeling, naturally inspires. "Peace to his
moneS''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04

w. Il. Sr1DY has removed his Wholesale Dry
Goods Store from Monroe street to one of the large
and eles ant four story buildings on the west side
of Main street, between Monroe and Union.
As store rooms they are surpassed by none in the
West, and the character of the goods and the repu-
tation of Mr. s. are too well and extensively known
10 need further commendatiOn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04
HOME DEPARTMENT
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY A, 1888.
HEMPFIELD RAILRoAD-THE sURsCRlP-
ZION VOTED BY PHILADELPHIA

We received last night, the following private
dispatch, conveying the important and gratifying
intelligence of the passage of resolutions ntrodu-
ced into the Select Council of Philadelphia, in ia
vor subscription for 10000 shares ofthe CAPT
tai stock of the Hempfeld Railroad.
PnrLADELpnrA, Feb. 3.
To SwEARIxGEx & TAYLOR.
The Select Council has voted the subscription OF
five hundred Thousand dollars 10 the Hempheld
road-yote, nine TO two, the President sustaining
the question manfully. ,-,,,n,,,cE1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04
DRY-GOODS, &C.
1852 MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF 1852
DRY GOODS.
MIMI. T. SEI IN.

WIN. T. SELBY.
NJ oNRoE STREET, Wheeling Va, is now receiving
STOCK OF Fall and Winter Goods, JobbiHe al
and from the best manufactures our
Uou"t' y carefully selected expressly for the
'JoBBING TRADE
vi Inc Test fabrics, designs colors to which he
srectuy socits an examination his old customc
aud Country Merchants. -
CLoTHS-H stock consists in part or the best makers
and OF the usual variety oil coors both Foreign and
Domestic e
CASSlMERES-Bain black and doeskin as wall as OF n
g. eat variety OF the choicest fancy coloIs
oAlINEITS-Black Blue Steel.niXed, fancy Green and
Browns &c. A very full and complete stodk; al so
, Twcods and Cy. Jeans.
oNEk oAIlSGS-O Or colo ed bLnkca, pilot bea
,,D this and other such goods in variety
FhlN1S-A very large stock oil the best makers fast
madder coors. As we'll the common Kind
,,,, OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS GOODS-Gnghams, de lains, cmb'd lustl e.
ylnn and fg'd black alphcas, well coors
,,,, OF the best variety. both figured and plain.
and plain, aconets, Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
dia, book, thread and cotton laccs, edgngs, :,
,,,,, IN variety, also Irish linens
IHS- Mems, bOys' and child velvet and cloth CAPS
,. also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
Sawls II bbOns, hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
blcachcd muslins, shirting checks, Ticking &c.
&c together with full and complete stock OF
MOTIONS OF all sorts, usually wanted and altogeth
or feel well assured my stock SO complete that
when II is examined and the prc :told, it will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior TO any
stock OF Goods before offered in the market.
aLE2l. w. r. SELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04

CouGHISG IN Public Administrations should not
the whole audience by hacking cough
ing when they be free in minutes by using
BRyAN's Pumonic Waters. For sale by 1. H. Patterson.
See advertisement.
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A Gard.

Mrs MARY ZANE returns her sincere thanks the Fire
Companies and citizens for their prompt and efficient
aid in arestns the progress of the fire residence
Wednesday morning. and for the grert manifested
i'm the preservation OF her furniture.
Feb. 18th, 1853
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Patent Phosgcuc Gns,

FOR BUR MING Z.
This Lamp for producing portable Light could euv
recommended as superior 10 any Other IN
FlNllE LIGHT is produced by the burning acrorm
Gas which is emitted in beautiful jets per
Orations in rlatna.
The generated il is used, by oTits own
combustion acting the burner, with Liquid
in the Lamp Thus is and portable apparatus
cIeatirG and burning acriform Gas.
Its construction is sucl that all possibility OF accident
its rely removed: great simplicity
renders it less liable
any other kind OF Lamp 1t requires cleaning
ming do the Oil and Camphene Lamps, and burns
well, either with without glass globe shade aud pc,
fcctly free from smoke or Odor
The opinions OF the scientific may be learned from the fa
that at the Annual Fair of the American Institute in 49,
SILVER MEDIA l. awarded to the Inventor, and IL Di.
pona to the ManufaCuIer;and at tho il pronounC
cd The BEST LiGH HIT exhibited the Institute.
Tie above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
!. Il. DUNBAR IL co,
No. 2S Monroe St, the Post Office
selpl7 Wheeling, Va
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Rnnlxn CT

NNUALS and elegantly illustrated works. fine Bibles
"A and Prayer Books. fine letter, packet post and
note Paper; Gold Pens in gold and silver cases, &C.,
ut Iucton, commencing this Epenng,
Tuesday, Feb. ls and to be continued every evening"
til the whole sold, the Auction Rooms o. G. F. & c.
l. WICKHAM, No $50 Market Square, Wheeling.
This collection comprises the greatest variety
bile standard works, i'll the various departments tera-
ure, Science and the Arts offered city,
ding most OF the best standard works published ia this
country, and also variety CT London books seldom
found.
The books and warranted perfect and are now
for examination. Ladies and Gentlemen respect
fully inuite to call and examine them during the day Sale
entirely without reserve TO the highest bidder.
TERMS CASH.-Purchasers to pay for and axe away
their books the day following sale Cfeb1: vd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04

TIE "'Uxrox LINE of boats when completed,
will nun from Louisville to Wheeling in 80 hours
Is hours less than it takes other boats 10 travel
the same distance.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

River falling very slowly, weather cloudy
Flour, steady at S4,25a4,30. Whisky, 10 3-S.-
Provisions, firm. Pork, bulk shoulders 81, sides
&c. Lard. 9. LnsceI Oil, firm at Csc, with up
ward tendency. Sugar, active. Coffee, 9fa1O4
Molasses, nothing doing. Cloversed, So, 7Oa5, rs.
Butter. 14c for prime roll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-04
CITY COUNCIL.
Last Nights Proceedings.

Present, his Honor, the Mayor, & MeSSrs. Black,
Botsford, Echols, Forbes, Goodrich, Gill, Halo
well, HornbEook, Hartman, Hull, Lamb, Sweeney
Tanner, Tharp, Wilson and Wait.
On motion of Mr. Lamb, ordered, that the remain.
wing Standing Committees be appointed by the
Mayor, and reported at next meeting.
A letter was read from J. H. Sullivan, ESQ.,, sub
mitting copy of bill in relation to the terminus
OF the Central Ohio Railroad, which the Company
desired TO be passed by the Legislature of Virginia.
and referred to tue Committee on Railroads
Letters of thanks from the Governor of Va, and
members of the Legislature, and the Mayor and
Council OF Baltimore, fer their reception at the
Railroad Celebration, were received and filed.
The official bonds off. NJ. Ewing, J. L. Sangs-
ton, James Venum, w. ]. Stodart, W. c. Hall,
and ]. F. Melvin, were accepted.
r. a. BurkS official bond as Alderman of first
Ward, laid on the table.
The Committee on Elections reported on the
petition and protest OF II. NJ JAMlsox, that he was
not entitledt to hold the Office OF Alderman of the
9th Ward, and recommended that u resolution be
passed, that leach person other than those appear
ing by the returns, be elected, be removed thu
resolution, however, not TO apply TO Finley A
! Burke-adopted.
Annual report ofFlour Inspector, received.
Account current of the Street. Commissioner, re
ceived, and entries TO- conform to it, ordered Il
be made.
Report of the Street Commissioner, stating tina
proposals had been received for paving Oak ALE,
and John Street, Macadamizing LIST street, c. W.
making sewer through Division Street, and gTad
ing John street, was accepted. the proposals au
thorzed, and $500 appropriated for the use of tn,
street Commissioner.
FIXING OF SSLARIEs.-The Council proceeded tc
fix the salaries for the respective officers, for the
ensuing wear with the following 1eSultS.
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year, with the following 1eSults:

motion made TO raise the Treasurer's
salary to $500, which received 10 ayes and s nays
LAID over till next meeting.
The subject of the Sergeant's salary, in counec-
ton with that of night watch, was referred to a
special committee of one from each ward.
The Hay Scales were ordered to be rented to the
highest bidder
Mr.. J. E. Wickham was duly qualified mem
Der of Council from I'd ward.
On motion of DR. Tanner, the collector of water
rents was appointed assessor fthe same.
Official bond of ] Amick accepted.
The following accounts were ordered to be paid.
Georse Trisler SD, W Edwards 81, James
'rrisler 1922 95, Joseph Greer, 81 SO, Warren,
Dunlap & Co., 81 10, Vim George SIS 75, Jas
Wilson s5,25, Jas Baggs $50, Mcclure, Dnnlavy
& Co.,, Water Works acct -, sam'l Irwin
$1,000, R. Sc W. Miller ST. %, John Moore 81,
II. II. Gibson 80 90. Stone & Thomas :. w. w.
Jimeson, sl5 so, Marsh & Taylor 81 IA, ]. H.
Gibson 81 so. w. Nicol Sc. A. B. Sheppard =.
VIM Ewing 1925.
Account OF Jason Poo! for ..Scotch Ale,', and
sundTs bottles of Brandy furnished the Superin
PENDANTS and Clerks of the 4th Ward election,
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wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company.
w HEREAS, by an act OF the General Assemby Vii.
" gnIH, passed June 8. 1852, the Wheeling and Bel
mont bridge Company were authorized 10 increase thei
capital STOCK TO exceeding
thousand dollars including the stock already subscribed
anu were further authorized TO equaiZe the old with tn
new stock by the issue of much OF the III
bic. e ' i'
And whereas the stockholders said Company at ei
annual meeting held the Bird day of January, 1853 al
thorzed the board OF Managers increase the Capitf
ioch OF said company according to the provision or sal
ac anu TO take such steps under the in their ud.
ment should be reasonable and proper.
ANA whereas. at meeting of the Board Managers
said Company held the eth day OF january 1851 it wa
resolved that the capital stock thereof should be increase
sixty thousand dollars and the President Clerk
company were ordered TO make the arrangements TAX
the steps necessary to books receive subscrip
tons for new stock fer said increase of capital.
Notice is hereby given that books rptfn for
stock will be opened at the office Fitzhugh
the city OF Wheeling on Wednesday day of Marc
1853 and will continue open the place for ten a
from and after that time. Two dollars ON each share
stock will be required 10 be paid time OF subscrbf
and the residue thereof required by Board of Mana
gers. ByOrder OF the board,
JAMES BAKER. Pres't.
a EDw. IL. EITzHuGH. CLERK. Cian3i:dtd
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Look at ThisI

JUOh iU I HIS.
LII those who DESTROYS of preserving the memory
IA of themselves and and friends, do efec-
uay, by calling without delay Tarbe d Co.'S Daguer-
rcOlypc Rooms at the of Main and Bdde streets,
Centre Wh,eig and procure for each those ckc Pic
lures which cannot he obtained with the degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere i'll the city.
TARB:III.& CO., Dagucr fcOtypists,
... Corner of Main and Bddlc Streets
jan2I Centre Wheeling
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DEATHS.

DlED-Suddeny, yesterday the Sd inst, WM. PITTS
Attorney at Law, in The Both year OF his age
N5-His funeral will take place. on this afternoon, al
O'Clock the residence OF Mrs. Mary McClain. Mali
street.
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AN be had fresh and genuine following places in
~ the city OF Wheeling vicinity. vz:-At the Drug
stores Of James Bake Kells & Caldwel Brentinger
GO; DE- Il Logan g. o. FTel'k Yahrling, VIM Mckee
Co: lRitchietown) Brentinger Centre wheeing)
the Shoe store OF Todd Devo market square, at
The Drug store of the proprietor Quincy
Fifth streets
They also be had at Dunn's, Grave Creek; Be
billions and Jacob Gooding's, National Road; BENZ. L
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson Sringers, west Wheel
ingi and Ely Loomun's, Bridgeport Ohio
These pills need further Recommendation than
trial. they have now been in constant tan
twenty yeHrs, and If will only give them chance
doz $50 per gross. ianG
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The Primary Department
OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute

WELLSBURGj VA
THE Fail session OF this School will commence on MON
DA Tie 18th OF SEPTEMBER and will Continue five
eEdar months
Pupil will be received for less time than session.
unless by special agreement,-and when entered
deduction will be made for absence during the session.
cept IN ofprotracted scknexs-nor will any pupil
permitted 10 withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS:
Day pupils,-Primary English Department. $1,000
CLASSICAL and Mathematical. 1900
lIoId and Tuition per session Of five months. Is 90
orc half invariably i'll advance tie remainder
die of the session.
discount OF 10 per will hills al
Ministers the Gospel
SFor further Information catalogue, published by
Board of Trustees.
BY order or the Board,
SAM'L u. TOMPKINS, Reci5r
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No decision has been made. and none will be
made al present. The Chief Engineer is now in
New England, and two OF the Directors are Ia
Philadelphia. The report Ofthe Resident Engineer
will not be considered until they return.
BEMAN GATES.
fIYoodsfcM Spirit Dem.
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JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
illustrated Paintings.

INHE subscribers TO Mason's and Tails & Co.'S usra
l. ted publications, requested to call at the Ltera
Depot for the porposc of making to
pete their works. which have not heretofore been
ed complete, owing the of good filth the part
Woodward & Roland of Pittsburgh, the original canvas
McM
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FROM PITTSBURG.

D.
River feet and rising, weather cloudy all,
damp,