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CHINA CHlNAn CHINA y.

SeS G. =. EoW l. TX d CO. tSion go
~ in odd Fel!o"s' Hall, 9TH street have ~
~ just completed epeniaC a irrg" a-sot ~
meat If CHINA. QUEENSWARE, AND ~
GLASS. making th-ir stock at this time elua! To- an
in The country; consisting in TART ~ follows. VIZ
Heccrat gold hand and pin White N,,hr en-
Chna ninn"r, pes ri, Tea, and l'reah,s>' -,
and detached lirces. such rs Fruit Ia'h,'''
CcmpoticrS, C.sserOlrS. ornament inr "h"t
table, and Punch Bowls
India China, in dinner and tea sets, fhl nc
tached pieces
Iron Stone China. decorated. flowing blue sna
white dinner, tea, breakfast, anG i'l''' III
and detached pieces, in every la'iein I'LL
shape
Also, in grrat variety c,:,
Dresden Terra-cotis. Parian. end frenol ln'I'
Vases, Card Receivers, Jewel Stau!s
Candlesticks, Motto Cups and Saucers
Mugs Pitchers. &c
GLASSWARE, rich cut and engraved
Crystal straw, stem. aud pressed dohiet,
ChampagneS, Zines, Cor,lials, and lumolrls
Finger kbNl-, Water EOtt'-s, Spoon HOLDER
Toilet Bottles. Cologne BOTTLES, Globes
Lamps, rich and plain D'caui"rs
Cut and pressed Bowls aud SiIv-red Fowls
Solar, ETHEREAL. Hall, and Side Lamps
Can,icahrss Grandoles. itch and pam "a, 49,
Britannia Coffee Urns, Tea Sets covered sno "H
covered
Pitchers. Punch and Molassrs Pitchers =,
Zine Cutlery and Albats Forks, Spoons, &'- ="
the most approved and latest patterns.
Also, Block lin Coffee Urns, Higgins, leSlo''
flste Warmers. Erg Boilers. az. ~
With an enilrss vsr. ty of goadS not named. ~
We respectfully invite stTsUPeTs SIid rIiia'"S !"
{ nj ~ mine before purchasing elseWLcEe g, =
Storekeepprs and country TIfTchSnts Tlii D"" ,a
TO their givent7se to buy Of Us, 8s our iachi",s
equal to any ether impoitin house IL the I 4 81
we are Diet rmined 70 sell as low.
N B-Goods carefully PIT mp for the country =
an ex peIienced packer and del .vered fire. q,
any part of the city. dec IL
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PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

MoTr0-".SmGE profits n iadUre roIdy s'los'
WE are aGdiDg daily to our extensive sto-k 81
w gold and silver Watches.
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES, embracing
DIAMOND JEW ELRY.
Bracelets Brpastpins, and Ear Rings
Finger Rings, Ladies and Cent? Chains
Sea's. Charms, Gents Pi3s, Sleeve aud Collar
Buttons. Studs. Pencils
Lockcts, Cuff Pins, &c.
COIN SILVERYaRE.
Full CcifCe and Tea SeiS Cream Jugs, CUPS
Saltoellars, Fruit and Card Baskets
Table, dessert end tea Spoons Of new >tllre
Mustard, salt, cream, sugar, ard fruit sPucBs
Ice Cream, crumh. pastry, AM fish Knives
Soup and Punch Ladies and Butter Knives
Tea strainerf, snuff Boxes, DC.
FANCY GOODS.
Pearl, she'll and inlaid Card Cases and Porte
Monnates, real jet Ornaments. such RS
Bracelets Necklaces, Pins and Earrings
Coral Ornaments. tine Checks. Thermometers
Bsrometcrs, Card Receivers. Jewel Stands
Work boxes. Dressing CaseS, Opera Glasses
Fans. Vas :, figures
And yari ty OF rsrlnr and Nantel 0rnar ents.
PLATED WARE
Coffee and Tea Sets. Walters from t. 20 81 inc be.
Baskets for fruits Cakes, or Carts: CastoTs. with
g. 3, o, and DO ties Epeln2s. Pickle sud
Flower Sta IDS, CSpdirsticks. SatceliaTs,
Spoons and Forks plated on Ail,-ta
rs All goods are warranted as rrlrs"nfe: jew
m Ount.d.
n. B.-AdmiTerS of Gnt qrcs will find small ,rl'
lection among our stock, viz Cupid'r Train julius
Cesar, Rrutus, Socrates, Hercules. 6c We reslect
fully solicit a call. G. WAIiRlNER CO,
dec lit Pa. gV.. btt. 9th Srd 10Th fis.
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There have been erected in Cincinnati,
during the present year, over 1000 new
buildings, and there are 400 more in pro-
cess of construction.
The fcrrymen of Detroit say that 900
fugitive slaves have crossed into Canada
the past year. II is also reported that
$50 have crossed to Cleveland.
Permelia, daughter of j. b. Dumas,
tavern-keeper at Strykersvi.le, N. Y, re-
Gently elected from the stomach black
snake six or seven inches in length. 1t
had white ring around its neck, very
distinctly marked.
The Norfolk papers states that no less
than seven slaves escaped from that vicin-
it, Oh Sunday last. They are supposed
to have gone off in the steamer Star of the
West, which put in there and left again
for New York on that day.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The nteutgeneer contains the annual
report of the Secretary of the Interior,
and devotes the rest of its columns, not
filled with advertisements, to news.
The Union discourses of the great ma
tional party to be founded upon the COM
promise measures, and to be led bv
Messrs. Sumner, Chase, Bright and Sew
ard. The coalition arrangements (pre-
liminary) to which the editor refers in
this article, are well known here to have
been as follows. MIR. Bright polled the
disaffected Democrats, and Mr.. Fish the
Wings. These two Senators are under
stood to have made their report to Mr..
Seward, who had himself polled the Abo-
litionists of the body. Mr.. Seward was
chairman and chief manager in their
council of three-the Senate's Union
Safety Committee.
The Sentinel again violently throws
itself into the breach in defence of the
coalition Democratic Senators from imag.
mary attacks of the Union. As all read
ers of the Union are we'll aware that that
journal has carefully avoided making the
disappointment of General Armstrong
cause of complaint, this style of argu-
ment on the part of the fortunate COM
petitor, will be recognized as a mere
subterfuge to conceal from the world, as
far as possible, the fact that the defeat of
Armstrong was accomplished through
plot arranged and carried out by Senators
Bright, Fish and Seward, and kept as far
as possible concealed, until accomplished,
from the knowledge of the mass of the
Democrats of the body. twas arranged
by and with the advice and assistance of
Mr.. Seward, doubtless, who is shrewd
enough to avail himself of the disap-
mentments of Mr.. Bright, and of his
evident eagerness to coalesce with Adolf
tionists or any others to defeat the mea-
sures and policy of the Democrats gen.
orally, for the purpose of bringing the
National Administration (of which he is
not Secretary of the Interior) into disrc-
pute.
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RI A SENATOR OF THIRTY YEARS.
TfNIIE guests OF the National Hotel. strangers and
L others who desire to subscribe for the Ronora
be Thomas Ii. Bentons great wrrk. Thirty Years
View, or the Working of the American Government
for Thirty Years, from 1920 to 1850. are requested
to leave their names with Mr.. WILLS, office No. G.
National Hotel, where / can he seen when not en-
gagged Contrasting for the work.
The guests of Browns Hoiel, who desire the work
will leave their names residences. &C. at the Office
with Mr.. J. T. STEWART
The quests Of TIE Irving Eotel will leave them
with Mir JAS. TUCKER.
The guests of Wizards Hotel W II leave them will
Mr. JNo. III. kIPKNooD
The guests of the L. s. Hotel will leave them with
Mr.. 4. ". KRKwoGD.
S. HOILISGSHRAD,
Agent for the District of Columbia.
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The most decided case of natiyism we
have recently known, is that of person
in Boston, who was asked to attend the
Pilgrim Ball, at Plymouth, on the 22d
instant. He replied, that ''he was not
going forty miles to attend celebration
in honor of parcel of foreigners.
The Postmaster at Cincinnati has de-
tectedaningcnious tempt at fraud What
appeared to be a large pamphlet, the
leaves protruding at the ends of the
envelope, was received at the e4fice. On
removing the envelope the centre of the
book between the covers was found to
have been cut away, and five dozen OF
silk gloves and four packages of needles
packed nicely in the space.
This years product of shawls in this
country is estimated at about SOC, 900, OF
which the Bay State Mills, Mass, are
said to have made 800 900.
The proprictors of the principal hotels
in Detroit have closed their liquor bars,
in compliance with the new law.
The small pox is prevailing to great
extent at the Auburn State prison. Forty
conyicts were i'll with the disease on Wed.
neSday.
The colored population of the western
world is l2,370,000; mixed white and
Indian blood 44,45l.
the Lowell papers are fighting again
about each others honor. 1t seems like
several big dogs fighting about single
small bone.
g In England and Wales, there are
648 Roman Catholic mass houses, and in
Scotland 1888; besides Il religious houses
for nuns and IS for monks. The num-
ber IF priests in England and Wales is
$40; in Scotland 1872.
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FIRST BALL
MOUNT VERNON c,,,

THE Executive Committee of the Nopr,
tico tase pleasure in announcing .. ~, u'h
friends and the pubic in general ,ha, tho, 20 thir
the honor Of giving their first BALL ca TtIr ns.e
DAY, Dec 18th, at CarGsis Saloon when IL NJ
themselves that nothing will be len Undon55 F,'is"
Ball. '''"'' s''eha TIE
III" refreshments viii be furnished hv 81,
epo,d caterer, Mr.. Hammrrsy 'Ieh
The best ooh.!on music has been sDgsy-i p, -.
occasion. "t tht
Enocu,irs Coms,it'o.:
Chas. HoIhrook, VI Quinn
Ed. Worthington.
Managers:
VIM n Towers, John Nelsor.
F howard, James With,
orms, VIA. worthipc,on
George s Dom, JO.rroa.
WA Scott. NJ Dove
ID gallagher, George Cation.
James Owens.
On bte part % The Arl,Bq'oz Csb
W L Jones, BW Brown
ON H,e part Of G,e ELssF F.f,p6sl,p "a
Dudiev. Alex lac.
on tie port IF The CriioI cr.h
Geo smallwood, J CoIeman.
On The pant # the Gen,risrc Glib
D. Davis, J Brooks.
On "a, part IF ,se Island Se-,a, ,q,b
D Driscnll ii Pulley.
On the pert # The Igly Glib
NcGhan, Il n Graham.
On The part # Georgetown .S,ctoi Cob
c 0ffutt, CIV ScAell
We would respectfully inform tho pnhli, ,h,, 81.
will have no occasion TO leave the hail 10 80,
supper as it will Be- furnished there at . cp,s :,
each person.
Tickets ONE DoLLAR-to.b be had Of the NaD,c.,,
and at the dohr.
de- 5. :, Q. 10. II. Is. IL l5-S-
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WIGS WIGS WIGS Wv
REDHURST & EFARO

ID ESPECTFULLY inform citizens and stran,er'
IL that they have always Oh hand 4 large assert
ment If Wigs and Toupces and inside 10 order at The
shortest notice.
4 silver Medal has trcn awarded 20 them by The
American Ir Stitute of Jew York for the lest sped
men of Gent Wigs.
Wig w-a.ers would 10 well 10 give ttcIn trisl-
Copy the address.
MrDHURST & HEABn
National Hotel. 9th St, Washington. ID. {.
aud - Maiden Lane, New YORK.
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GAS FIXTURES.

T'IIE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing &c
1 the public that his stock Of GAS FlNTCRES
comprising cf tn" best and latest pat erus has
been received. and that he is prepared to sell At
the lowest rats Per-, in want f Gas Fixturrs
will please call AMI examiEe--;hey will 10 Gcuht
find il to their interest.
Dwellings and pablo huilIings Fl ted with gas-tu-
binb at the usual rates. J. ". THGMp: OK.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
pute.

Taylor & Maury have sent us I. The
Stray Yankee in Texas" very amusing
book, full of good stories and excellent
jokes, conveying some idea of the wild
and hazardous life of the early settlers of
the "Lone Star" State. Also, sThe
Yemassee, a romance of South Carolina,
by W. Gilmore Simms, Esq, a we'll writ
ten and very interesting story.
The same dealers have laid before us
several pretty little books suitable for
Christmas presents for children, among
which we will name The Pet Bird"
and other stories, embellished by numer-
GUS cuts. The 'Illustrated Book of
Songs" charming little book " Plea
sure and Profit, handsomely embellishcd.
and Chow to Behave" an instructive
and entertaining book by Mrs. Manners
From Frank Taylor, we have W. D.
Carpenters excellent work on 1.-THE
Uses and Abuses of Alcoholic Liquors"
Hugh Cameron, has placed us under
obligations for the last two numbers of
Z" The Industry of all Nations"
Buckingham, at the National Hotel,
has favored us with the first number of
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Paris, Lon
don and New York Fashions, published
at No. 6, John street, New York. This
IS decidedly the best publication of FASH
ions yet given to the public, and is des-
tined to obtain worldwide circulation
among the yotaries of fashion. 1t is
beautifully printed and richly embel-
lished. From Buckingham, we have also
Godey's Lady's Book" for January,
which has more than its usual number of
handsome engravings.
MR. GooDALL drew another fire house
at Risley's Varietc last evening. Many
bright eye was dimmed by tears, and
many manly lip quivered with emotion,
while witnessing his llfe-like representa-
ton of the inebriate's career.
Tonight, Mr.. e. appears as Claude
Melnotte, in Knowles admirable play,
" The Lady of Lyons y character which
nature has peculiarly qualified him to
personate. His fine form, handsome fea-
lures, full rich voice, and native genius,
make him just the noblcman of nature
that Sheridan Knowles designed his
Claude to be. We promise all, who visit
the Variete tonight, an excellent per-
formance.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
Collectors Office. eli Isl

Collectors Office, Dec. IL 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that the list Of ,:e,in-
quent property is in course of preparation. ard
will be completed and published on or about the LIST
ofJanuary, 1854. All persons Interested ar, earnest
~ requested to come f0rw ard aud by paying reere
the undersigned from the unpleasant duty of enfrc
ing the collection and Themselves from the onernus
additional expense attending advertisement
r. J. ROCHE.
dec 1:I--dt
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TNJCUORD PIANO

vfTE have now IN store one 81 the above rev end
w cheap Pianos, from the celebrated mauufsr.
tory Of J. II. Schomacker 20. This style Of riapo
is considered 10 stand unrivalled for kee ing IN
tune.
Also. on bend complete assortment Ct Amsricsu
snd German new and second and Plans.
IILBUS = HITT
Music Depot.
n. R.-New Husic received this day
dec IA
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RAZoRS! RBZ0Rsm

Nsr fair Dressing JSto1iisi5,cnt, HiUar,Ir Es,.
ON hand and iCr sale n selcc; assortment Of R,3
~ gers aid Wade and Butcher RaEors sl ~
which warranted 10 shave well or tie n opoy 70
turned.
Al.c, Brushes. Coml.s. Shay NJ Soaps. Razn- stroD
Hair olS. Ponadp,. sc. dec l.-lw,'
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TO BE RAFFIFD

4 7 sCHADS RESTAURANT, corner Of "a s,-,,.
~ aud fa aver ne, on Saturday evening. Dec J.
at O'Clock. the fast five ton Pleasure Slfon EIT7
ABErH. how in ssnol sailing orter and yirr m -.
Canal, at l4tl-str,e ct bridge. Persons wishing ce,r
had better apply soon, there sre hut few mo,.
eft. dec IL a..
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Kiss kRINGLE respectfully inior os n !.
IN public that his stock of TOYS and Fs,,ry "a
for holiday presents has been deposited sith ~
Agent, HAMMOND, 9Th strest, II door l,lor )
where al are invited TO call
The collection Ii rich, rare, beautiful, and rbs,r
dec Is st y
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NODEi'> LADY'S BOOK tor January, at
VI BuCKINGHAM's NATIONAL DtPOT
Under National Hotel
Godey's Iady's Book for Januery, lS5i-two srlep
did steel engrayin.s. Price DC a mum her. or
- year.
Arthur's IL ,me Magazine for January-a sple ndd
number, only s. a Year
Ladies Gazette fl January. lS6i-cOntainirC latest
Paris, London, aEd New York Fashions. rric.
2Hc. So a year.
The Industry of All Nations-pts. u, l6, Il, and IS
Price soc.
Subscriptions received for all the Magazines
All the New Works received issued 10y
dec 1T +. F. BUCKINGHAM
/ INEN BANDk'Fs-Plain Bordrred ano
IL HcmStitched. ct BIRGE'>
dec ~ tt Wizards Hotel.
GLOVES & iOSIERY--Ut every variety
" and at prices that cannot fail TO please. at
BIRGE'S,
Gee lott Wizards Hotel
New Crab Apple Cider, Cranberrfes.
VIRGINIA made rure crab Cider, supe ior for
p,ir'e pics WHOLE balf. quarter, and cighths
boxes E;is;ps; Curants at 20 cents i'll: best qual
lty sr,dieSs smyrna Rasins at D cents IL: Egyp
uan CurfantS AT l2I2 cents ID good article .cr
cake bakers; new thin skin Figs in small drums.
very superior Al 20 cents AMI Other kin,s ut LEE
ICES Conserve Cling AMI jars of preserved ginger
Cooking RaiSius: Co. 3 Let English s;aIl ng Celia
tins 'irl lis Of all kinds and of the best quality. in
handson,s glass iaIs 81 cents each; superior Rosio
'aIas'iiino AT - hottie spiced Pickles ~ ady oI
use very hne at q" c-nts "A hundred very superior
new uam: best quality fsmy and suppriiue Elonr
Ia barrels and bags Of all tn. fynrie brands; ground
Mace, Nufmegs, Covps, and other spices, put up in
small Lao kages eXpre.SN for fimiy use auI may he
relied on as heng fresh and of The unrest qua ity
fsmiiieS dealing with me will not have To- send from
store 10 sore 10 get such articles e. they wish
my assortment is 70 general that all can Ice
modated.
For sale at KINGS Family GroC- v,
t"rn"r Of 18th street aud Vermont avenue,
IL Il l.lkn SfAH
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VETERANS OF 18l2.-A convention will
be held In Philadelphia, on the 9Th ofJan.
uary next, Of all those who served their
country in the late war of 1872. The
New Jersey Railroad Company have gen.
erously extended free pass to these old
soldiers for the occasion. Will not the
Presidents Of other lines, south and west,
extend a similar privilege, and allow all
to participate in the celebration of this
anniversary!
- Mr. hollingshead, agent for the
sa'e ol colonel Benton's Thirty years in
Inc ''ena'e' has met with the most fat.
fering success. lie has not been canv.s
ing more than one week and has alreadv
secured over five hundred subscrbers =
this city.
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q Some person is in the habit of un-
tieing our package for Alexandra, and
stealing q number of our papers. We
will pay liberal reward for the discoy-
cry of the thief.
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DEACHES.-JuStr received and for o, AZ g.
L 4. Knott Confectionery. ror'h side ~ Ia ~
enue, between II and ii SIS, loo cases of prschs.
kept I'm their natural state.
He il also prepared to furnish Balls and Parties
IN the most reasonable terms. II, will keep also on
hard at his store, a large and fresh sediment Of
Confectionery for the HOLIDAYS.
From the long practical experience he has hsd IN
the business he hssitates in SAL wing that he csn
p!elSc the most fastitious may fayCr item vi
heir PATRONAGE. de- IL
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TO THE LADIES.

NEW MUStC.-Bova. wilt thou Irvine for me
~ bower; Ada Clare: Dreams al youth: Allan
Percy The grave of Lily Dale Pare the well . ties
are broken; Julius FROM Kentucky; dre#m.l ~
lhee; Reset Mazourka: Star Scboftisch: fa,lnou
Schottisch; La Brunette: Schottisch Aunty, Polka,
PicciOla Poll a, he dream Polka together with ell
OF Julian'S pieres. JNG r. ELLISS
Music and Stationery Store. Pa avenue.
dec IL betw. 9th and l';th srs
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~ fDR sAi fat 8ir rGn9hreys livery
asfS stella ca stree, a borough bred hay
SAyfl HORSE. years CID erfs city sound, he
i II works finely in single harness and rid S
well.
MIR. Pumrhrey win show the horse and STATE tie
price dec l6--3tt
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MhRSHAL'S SALE.

\ virtue of writ % feri facias. issued from n.
Clerks office Of tie District Of Columbia for the
county NJ Washington, and 10 me- directed I shall
expo 10 public sale for Gosh. on MONDAY the 2eth
instant, at Mes-rs. Fckersls Ware house in teorgp
town, ID. c. Il O'Clock m the following property.
viz: One printing Press and fixtures s~izd and lev
led upon as the property Of 4. BOYD Hamilton, aud
sod TO satsfy Judi'as No. IS, to March Term 1854
in favor of Clamor Frederick Co,seldt
JONAH y. HOOVER.
Marshal OF the District Il Columbia
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4 LIBERAL reward AMI no questions asked, will
~ he given for the return Of Musical Box 1t
plays two tunes. viz Isabella and Yankee Doodle
and having the top picture of the church at No
tire Dame. Return to Mrs. Yoss' Jeyclry Store, on
Pa. avenue. between 18th and 18th sts
The Box SsS taken or the 18th Nov. 1855.
dec 15-3t
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dec Geo.

r. NottCe.-tientlemen favorable To the form
alton Of an Artillery Company to complete the Eegi
meut OF the District Militia requested to moot
Carus.'s Salocn on Friday evening, December 18th,
at o'clock. dec l4-3t
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q To secure tho insertion of Adrertise-
anents they mast Be brought to oar counting
room Iefore IL NJ, sshsrrciss they may not
appear Until the ns1t day.
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NODEi'S LADY'S BOOK tor January, at
II DUCKINGHAMs NATIONAL DtPOT

dec l5--3t
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B " elker Sharps a0Oscrs.-An ad
"a hjorrned meeting of the company will lie held
y r. AZ their srmo-y on TliIS (Thur.fay) EVEN
II II ING, ut y O'Clock. Members will please be
punctual in their attendance business Of import
ancc to them will be laid before the meeting
By order: 4. 7. FORFEIT,
dec l5-lt* Secretary pro. tenn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-04
s.assesNews Patent Premium
sta SAFETY CT AS aLAiMP PS.
sstiil iz4is5 Y = AND 81 p s1ai3ff
Patent Phosgcne Gns, q

y - X n X n I'm y IT HE ESAihtaEs
Thfs Lamp, PORTABLE Light coI,fd
5eeo1sIaended 70 other IN isel
IIlE by the burning of an aef6fm
Gas y emitted Jets from small per-
ioistons rat IN Platira- n III Il 81 ~.
the burner, connected with the LIQUID
Lamp Thus Is perfect and portable apparatus
ior creating and burning aerform Gassd itCfftf1F
Its Is such possibility Of accident
from use is and the simplicity OF
1ts than
any other kind of lamp h requires cleaning and tr.
ming, doth oif6nd Cainphene burns equally
Well with th6ut glass globe shade ard per
fectly ffee ftom smoke odor. tk90l55 6E2 $50
The opinions ofthe scientific may learned fact
That at the Annual the American Institrfu IN 1875
SILVER MEDABigas the Inventor nnd ili
ploma at the pTonoupc
ed the BEST LIGHT ever exhib bited the Institute
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail ~
"a fst ~ b ftlf y! X. DUNHAM K co.
bat. u c.e8 Monroe ST, near tho Post once @
FOR sALR,-A Inc horse, years old Also york
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Sign of tie Black Manaot6 Boot, South ,Eha of
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RE now opening unusually large stock OF Fan and
"a Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
and at the very best workshops
sale and TO our regular customers, all
oheLs who may fayor US with call offer yougoods
masp, 10 those in this or any part of the
United States. ''rOilDl,E nEV0Tss -
I, Wheeling, Sep 81 1852, ~ y -.