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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-25
RAILROADS IN ALABAMA.

Mr. COBB, from the Committee on Pablo Lands. re-
ported bill granting TO the State OF Alabama public
lands in alternate sections to aid IN the construction OF
certain railroads within SAID State.
Mr. C. remarked, that the Committee on Public Lands
had incorporated the present bill provision for the sew
,al railroads in Alabama for which bills had been re-
erred The committee He wished the olli 10 be refer
red 10 lhe Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the
Union. which was ordered
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Pces admission circle and pstquee 80
rs orchestra family Circle Is
third tier 90 colored gallery rs Private boxes g.
Jan IS
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Mr.. UPHAM, from the Committee on the Post ono
and Post Roads, reported bill TO amend an act enitle
IAN act to reduce and modify the rates OF postage IN ID
United States and for other purposes passed March 81
1851 referred 10 the Committee OF the Whole ON u
state of me IJnion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
Notice

UliE undersigned having bought out the entire stock
chant aiIors would beg cave 10 Inform the elIens OF
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring business In the samb room formerly
occupied by MessTs. Wheeler & Lakn, and having OBJ
alncd tie services OF both Of tho former ne
fg nteraTed 10 make up order every article In his ne
In die ssst siyie aud beat manner at very short notice,
and very low for eah Having large stock on hang now
be b determined 70 sell very low reduce PIG soss ana
TO Eet GOOD clothing cheap. e will warrant every arels
to 10 Ss recommended, or no sale. .i. t "..
Come one, come au, HH.# r.HI ....
And tive us aeAll,
.pia a. o w. '''g''' !. II. sTALLMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, SA-

BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, SA-
LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT.
ETNHB undersigned, having bought the BTldgg Corner
Confectionery, opposite tho Monroe House, formerly
Kept by r. ~ Parker and greatly enlarged and improved
IT, will keep constantly on hand all kinds or eakea lpd
Conteuolery aud will supply parties on rcaaonabIs
tel nus. .HU Id ID Hr I... .#. ..|H.f. .|F....
OYSTERS ssryed up in tie best style, Al al hours, In
the Saoon and furnished wholesale and ieia BY the can
and half can. .' .. ...
G5YAn assortment OF Christmas and New Y Sar'S Tors
" aoyiSdu oiIS /, II. RosB K ERNEST KRRLL.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
Oo-Partnership.

OO- kaTgQ0EHnlPst
THE undei signed have this dayiormed eopartneT-
ship under the nSme aud style OILS o. Baker Co.. aud
IN M siesuboit heency aud Boat store bubla
NV w sc. BAKER, .1a
anal nf JOHN ilslA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
OAPs

ID RCRlVED this day, the best assortment OF uents
mis- city, ying been seeood with great care "a Te2aVda
style and quality. They comprise IN part aA ioNoWsi
black arab ana efeeh riding, hunting and Apollo eals =
iIso ne asypti6n PERENNIAL ehekete new arleel
Ninrf4' 8. ID. HARPER q son,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

cor, bottles OF Louden's celebrated Family Medl-
ONIU cnes. Tho only agency In the city
These arc tho host Family medicines now IN use being
safe and will cue used according 10 the diTec
Hans ~ ]. h. VOwELL,
gWol 5000 2i Union sueet. agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
NEW SAYINGS BANK STORE.
AT THE oLp Posr uFPioE OPPOSITE THE M'LURE

HOUSE.
lO tie cuEensof Wheeling and yicnityi Feeling very
thankful Tor the he el patronage received from you,
deem Il proper Cor your interests well as my own)
TO call your attention TO my constantly enleshed STOCK
Of Boots Shoes Hats Caps, Umbrellas aud CARPET Sacks
Al he corner OF Market aud Monroe streets feeling con-
1ent there is no greater varietyin this markets while IN
quality are not s1rpasseh In Western Virginia, and n
niee undeTtOld BY no one Therefore esreotully in
Vic you ali 10 erd examine M stock, ami In the Ian
rusEe Of ssss will bbOrallasl become The son OF ne
esssy the nursengol hope and TIC pupil OF arr
eoinmoiate and ht YOU l
TO the iadles particularly, would say, lave large
quantity III French Lace straw, ard bfeid honnets,
Ivbieb will sell al cost as the is advancing
have also quantity Of sllk and Grape honnels which
will sell very low. D.; y MahhSSSN;t
tss any Bills bousht The eastern cities for cash 1923
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
BAOHbLORs.

InstantdnesGs Liquid HGir Dye.
mo those yyishint hair dye that may DO depended up
on, se can che6fTuy ieeomnepd the above. The best
oTcy Teerence can bd given as 10 us superiority over
eysIythng OF The klnd now In use For sale, Wholesale
and retail, by II, n LVuAN So;i
mar3i I... ...fN NV. u Nclu pefnth m lhlNCllNs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

HIGHLY 1l4F ......
NELSON'S PIemiUm Chinese Luttral Washing Fluid,
IN lie lreaiest mproyement yet discovered, sayins
aloT end eYIense hi washing Clothing and House Clean
ing Lluens and Cotons washed by this Fluid win be
whiteT aud soer thun than IL bleeehed on the grass
WARRAHtEB not TO iduTe tho hbTlC. Every lady lnay
or Inenin the Fluid, M strength, for 24 houTs which
viii clearly show that II must DO opuley hArmess when
duteI Will GALLONS OF water TO half pint OF fluid,
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single alXpencs which win buy enough for aaTsb family
washing, which can no done In 6oT houTa. aLal b
M1DuiactuTed and sold By the aubsciber who haSlaiG
80 .. JAS. MRLLOR,s .
Augq a.I No. 90, UnonSt., Wheellna, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

TNRANzURIM & JuT2 have removed their wholesale
II LIQUOR store fTOm tho Srrigg House Bulldngs' oNO
6in Market Square next 10 Wm. Halls Aucon ROonli
yber they will is heretofore ALWAYS keep onhanda stock
OF te best Wines aud Liquors at the lowest prices
ap5 d3m. .. FhANAh blM q ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
T d d. BAYHN have removed TO thniT new and spa
clio brick buildings, i3l Mari et Street. wleTo they
manufacture and keep on hand, WI Z.
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep for SAFE Japau Ware and BOueold RuTnshng
Hardwaie AsOthe latest styles OF Cooking Stoves all o.
whlen they willsel Nhoesaa and Rctailat the heeWc
prices Their old customers and the punlic
ally are Invited to Call and examine their stock brcrv
description ,teesin their It omrilY made 70 or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
= H. s gsED44RRTT9qTSib 4RTq.Sib EDITORS.
Conner e Main and Quincy Streets
"I' r.r,lss lrom Qnincy-sI.
TEIlhIs.


ISy1ERSIGNED, nubshsra VI newspapers In
IHh CybsslIg In view OF the Increased price OF pa
htGl ND othef expenses, rendering ihelr expenses
5.aS . aS if''S e so . .ss ss'fS SsST sS S9T 70
o; n ,Tb,n lne rates below ten lines or less OF non
fl4fE fN.,,,,,irr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
Fnr Snnhah.
Dor IinItlmore, WnshInEton, PhIlndelphIH
= - =. nnd New York ...i OIL
sIl 3szt2 g3I8l.l5533

IS{1'9ffa aJlsSst5la Ss,gi = w ~ 44
Great through Line for the East.
TIVHg Baltimore aud OHIO Roll Hoad from Wheeling TO
baltimore, aud connecting with the Washington
BTanch Rail Road at the Junction Coely called ths Relay
House. miles nom BALTIMORE, and With 5he Phllaasl'
mia Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road To Pladelpid
Tho great tunnels upon the line now completed and
tile whole road Is In fine condition, presenting Que or to
most pitturesqu! aud romantic routes In tie world,
The now aud splendid steamers olthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with ha IOau wheel
inE and through tickets from these places 70 Baltimore
Washington Philadelphia, &C., may be lad OF The asenH'
or on the boats. m "a,
TLsexnrsss mailt aueayes Wheeling daily al o,el0sk
A. NJ (NYheeing time) aud arrives at CumborahO (HVl
nesJ al Up. Nj and allowing two hours there ARRIVES ~
Baltimore C3S0 miles at6 a. NJ tho next morning. ma
King Tie passage through In about 20 hours lneuns all
stOnpa6es' go, -. 49,, ,t,,,
without charge. ,, ~ -. ~
WasbpE on at the Junction and ior Philadelphia, Al Bal
more Without extra charge. Travellers ave allowed AMI
pe ine and opportunity Of all points meals
Through tickets nom Wheeling to BALTIMORE. Swlih
privilege Oflylng over anywhere 0n 'he Ioue' ssVS 70
board lie steamers the Union Line on the Ohio ard Of
Tho Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q FoRD) q Mounds
vile MAI WIN PARkkR hfll. Snnl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

PIRBMAN'S HATS.
@ AVERY has received .nssn. ngOST ,IS.S n g
u. mans Hats, for onn Oi Two eohpaheHI M1'sh WI
Be sold low by The dozen 9 tVPPy
afpG .V -" -' - ii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29

A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OP gents dress IiOts pearl and black Prustan lNgra-
Z ham, Paris. Young 4 mcToa and London ltats
mri4 $. u. llARPER q SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
De gIIerreotypes
DaenerreotVpes.

NJ RSSRS. BBAMER & TURToN, having taken The
Nl Rooms formerly occupied BY MT D. TaTbell as la
gueean Gallery corner Of Nain and Biddle streets, Cen
tro Wheeling beg leave 10 solicit share OF patronage
from bis friends and tho public atlarGe.
They make rule not 10 Jet any pictures so out but
what arc satisfactory, and well executed
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly t". EI
u Orders left Iere for egn painting will DO attended TO
by J. TuttOG q nTOthaT. ..IHI. InT2i-3m
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15

riais) was wrapped in flames. A two.story
orlck and small frame dwelling on the south,
owned BY Ebenezer Bacon, and occupied as a
mh;ah " Enoch Lyles, next caught the blaze
, Wnichs also spreading northwardly. attacked
me new warehouse of R. G. Violet, and
threatened considerable damage TO the brick
oit shop Oh the opposite side of tho street,
~nish was owned and occupied by S. Shinn.
ny this time the engines, fully manned, pour.
ed their streams into the confagration at all
points, and the fire soon yielded to their eff.
cheney. The brick dwelling Of Mr.. Lyles was
saved, though in an Injured condition Mr..
tloietts warehouse escaped wi b charred win
dow-frames. and Mr.. Shinn's building with
even less damage. Too much praise cannot
be awarded our model fremen, who on this
occasion, fully sustained their reputation.
The loss falls heaviest on Mr. Mcknight all
OF whose tools work, DO. were consumed. His
loss will probably be $4,000.
THIS is another loud call upon our citizens
for increased vigilance A.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15
Destruction Of Htrryfslis BaiIiilgs
AT II o . TON. -t
LOSS EsTIMATED AT HALF A MILLION

Bosroy. juno I5-Msrry6eld's buildings,
viii twenty other lucent buildings, tho
Whole occupying space Of four acres, was de.
strnyei by tire last evening. This is one Of
The most destructive fires Wi b shich we have
ever been VISITED
be loss is estimated at upwards half Of q
IN 'llion. Fifteen hundred NO, kuen have thus
cen thrown out Of employment. causing much
stress :
mr. Merryfeld's loss is estimated at $780,.
ooy; Insured FOR SD 600
Inc otner lo-ses are yariously estimated OF
VAR 'us rep IT'S are In circulation 90 regard
to the loss OF Life. They are believed 70 be
u .'Iu-
Go nor Waslburn and OIL q rom;r eus
c'tiz Ia, worked most faith uily al he eng d Q.
The crowd wss immebss, AMI the 4 reateet sx-
cite mint pie, siled. .-
90 ing Of the citize ms Of Boston was held
this Ii orDipg at Faneuil Hall, aad suitable
measures were 'op ed in order 20 procure o.
lief tor he families Of the msn who have thus
oeTn sued My brown out of employment.
!he following ate The names of The prir ci-
PAL SUI, rers by this teI rible Ere:
YIN hich Go s Fiagg & c.. c. Ho~ey
Co uoward Davi., Allen a Thurbee,
D"f-ht, Foster Co.. A Johrsau & Co. Edv
Livermore. ID. Pain er. G. lie, b. &BC.
Brown, e. E Wilson, 4 g Rsel and Isaac
Davis
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GEORGETOWN coRREspoHDEHcH.

G8oReEfowN, June Is, 1854.
The ladies festival at Forrest Hall is we'll
patronized. The large hall is we'll filled every
| night Fresh interest was impaired to it last
evening by very agreeable amateur concert,
given by number OF young ladies, who were
induced to lend their aid on the occasion A
large number of excellent p eces were sung in
a style that elected the applause of the entire
company. Another concert will be given this
evening, when 3 much more attractive pro-
gramme will be presented. Some Of the mu.
sical stars Of our city are expected to partici.
pate.
The protracted meeting at the Methodist
church is still continued, and appears to be
rapidly increasing in interest. There is preach.
ing every evening by the preachers in charge,
Messrs Brooks and S. eele. Yesterday even
ing there was some eighteen to twenty seekers
of religion at the al ar. Mr.. Brooke is ex-
pected to preach this evening at 8 o'clock.
Owing 10 an interruption upon our canal
near Wiiliamspert, business during the last
few days has been rather slack. The small
break which caused the interruption, has been
| repaired, and boats are beginning to arrive
again in considerable numbers, mostly from
coal. --. --
The unprecedened scarcity of wood of all
to entertain fears that the SUI ply for the com
ing winter will fall far short uf the demand
Prices continue very high. Oak by the cargo
81 50a$5; pine. S3 75a$4. By retail, S. fol
the former, and S. for the latter Coal, 81 81
ass per ton.
At Drovers' Rest, yesterday, beef declined
in price about 50 cents per bundred-l70 head
were offered; over 100 of which were pu. Oh ased
by our Dist let butchers at 81 90 a S. per 10C
lbs gross, equal to 50 a $40 nett-,he balance
were held over. Old sheep and lambs scarce
and selling at 81 so So per head.
Mr.. Charles CURLY sold this season from a
half acre of land 800 quarts of Strawberries
which Melted him Ii cents per quart, or $3.50
Profitable yield, that.
We would call the special attention of build
ers and others to the advertisement 10 another
| column of Edes 4 Pickrell. They have bricks
In any quantity, and Of excellent quality, fol
either buildings or paving.
No change in the markets since our last.
~. :1 SPECTATOR.
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Baltimore karket.

BALTIMORE, June l5.-Ths breai stuifs mar.
ket Continues firm under the last lvices frnm
Europe We note sales this morning of How
ard str eet Flour at S. so; City Mills s. IL;
Ryo Flour IS 30; country Corn Meal S. so;
city do 81.
There is fair supply of grain on bard.
Wheat-sales of 1000 bushels, white, at 81 %
as; red at 81 SSaSl 30. Co5n-vhite.7 3a75;
yellow. Is; mixed 20. 0ats-Maryland aud
Virgini slid at 5Sa6Oc., and renns,Ivania at
62c. Seeds quiet Coffee d1Il-euall sales Of
Rio Mt l0tc. yer pound. Sugars irmer.
Provisons.-There i frmer feeling in pro-
visions. Mess pork at Sl4a Sls so; mess beef
at SD. Butter, il kegs, at IL l3 Cts rcll at
la 20 CTS. Cheese al 8 10 c.s., for COM
mon. Whisky so d in hhds., at u, and in
bbls. at D cents per gallon
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Dis r sizing Sh pvrfck.

BALrINoRE. June l5.-capt'in Hopkins Of
The schoo,e r Kent, arrived bers this morning
from Rio Jsnsiro The capt,in reports III at
IN the % Of Msy, shen in lat q IS and
long 50 20, be flI in with the wreck Of the
English ship Bells, bound from no for New
Yoik 80;
Capt. ii supposcs. from the appearance Of
the wTeCk. that all on hoard must have met
vi watery ave. The Bells c'eqr~d from
Rio with earg, of 4 500 bsg> of coffee, and
300 logs II ldgwoud. L. 10 believed that she
had bat few passengers en- board. She hAd .
crew Of about twelve men.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15

By J. C MCGUIRE. Aucttoueer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS 1t Auction Or
V MONDAY afternoon, June 10 h 1T 8 o'coct
on The p-em'sa shalt fell Lot g. in Rnuar.. 40.
fronting 80 f.-t on South G etre.r. beta n * 81
vest and Delaware avenue, running back on. hun
dred feet .-
Also, Lot No. 9, same square, from ing s3 & ct
inche- on south u street, running back ll9 feet Q
Delaware AVENUE.
These lots are handsomely al uatpd in a rapid
sinrrosr part Of the Isisnt, and deserve especit
platteuii N.
Tens: Onet ird cash; residue IN six and
months. for notes tati. factcrly re, uTed tearing
ter'st j. G. NcGUIkR,
j. Id An.,;nnas,
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y The following stray paragraph was
picked up by our enterprising friends, Messrs
Taylor Co, publishers of Tile Wife, and
other plays:
Mrs. Mowatt retires from the stage, but is
under engagement to Manager Richie to ap-
pear nightly in the character of & The Wife,"
for an unlimited period. The lady, no doubt,
will act her new part, and add a. one laurel
more to her full measure Of fame"
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Nsw Hampsh tre Eloctio Z =.

CONCORD, n. H.. June l4-The Legislative
Convent N elected the State { eli ;ers to-dsv
Jno. L. Hardley, dem was chosen Secretary
of State by IS msjriry. Walker Harmsn,
d. m was chosen State Treasurer. There was
no choice of State primer. Mr.. But Ell field.
of the Concord Pa;.iat, SCOT highest. Tho
ant:-Nebraska resolutions were disc used yes
terd, y until the adjournment, but were not
touched to-day.
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fPOR THE STAR.

TOR THE STAR
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE NATIONAL MoNU-
MENr.-Messys. WaiLaeA d Hope-Gentle-
men: The box intended to receive the contri-
buttons to the National Monument Of the
voters Of the Sixth Ward-placed in my hsnds
on the morning of the election by Mr. Eckloff,
with the request that l would take charge Of
and be responsible for it's still in my pos
session.
AS am Frustrated with sickness and unable
to attend to any thing, by giving this an in
sertion you will much oblige me- and no doubt
greatly facilitate the Official inquiries which
Mr- f. has requested Capt. Steele, Of the Po-
lice, to institute in regard to the matter
l am, gentlemen, with much esteem, yours
truly, JOHN d. BRANDT.
WASHINGTON, June IA, 1854
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~ LvER DIsIA Sc Curriers' Spanish Nature a.
remedy TO- YER disease, aud the number Of Tor
mdabis evils connected xih disorgsni1ed state o,
that organ, IL unrivsli.d.
Hundreds of certificates from the highest sources
Of persons living In the city Of Richmond, might br
given Of cures effected BY Cartsrs Spanish Mixture
We have only rom to refer TO the sx raordina ,
cure Of samuel II. Drinksr, Esq, Of the firm OF
Drinksr Morris, Eooks sellers, Richmond, Va who
vss cured BY two bottles Of Osrtsr's 3. sBish Mix
surs, sftsr three years suffering from diseased liver
He ssss is action 90 the blood 10 wonderful, better
than an the medicine hs bed svsf taken, and cheer
fully recommends is 10 al. =
sssess sdvsgussuent.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15
FIRE IN ALExANnRYA
ALEXANDRIA. June1s

ALEXANDRIA, June Is, 1854.
The incendiary is again successful. Last
night At twelve o'clock, the frame buildi mo- On
Union street, occupied as carpenter shop bv
VIM. H. Mcknight, was discovered to be on
fre. The alarm spread quickly, but long ere
the frsmen could arrive upon the ground, the
building tfllsd With light eombusubls mate.
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M ARRIE n.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev C. w. Sampson
Mr. JAMES A. KING 10 Miss M. ID. VIRGINIA
daughter OF Joseph Peck, all Of this city.
In Wesley Chapsl, on the 18th instant by thu
Rev. James II. Brown. Mr. JOHN K. MCGREGOR
10 Miss MARY McGREGOR, bnth If thus CITY,
Al ST. Pairick's Church, on the Is h instant. b,
the Rev T. O'roOle, Mr.. THOMAS r. MAGUiRE
10 Miss MARTHA NJ. REEVES. ali of thus CITY,
Tn The IA n instnnt, by the Rev Mr.. Hodges, IN.
Hon WILLIAM Il. SMITH, of Alabama, TO His.
WlLHELmINE, daugl er of Captain VIM. Easily
vi this city. ~ -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15

FASHIONABLE DREss.-The Portland Ad :
vertiser, in abiding to the English descrip.
tons of the dresses worn at the Queen recep-
ton, says they are as unintelligible as though
they said {" she wore an exquisite hyphalu,ln
on her head, while her train was composed of
transparent folde .rol, and her petticoat of
crambambuli hounoed with Brussels three
ply Of A No. l."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15

BUILDING MATERIALS IN ALBANY, N. Y
The Albany Atlas says Bricks burned this
season can now be bought for So SO per 900,
and the probabilities are that thisprice will be
materially reduced SO SOON as the kilns are in
complete order, and have fully commenced
operations for the summer season. 1t is said
that the price of building stone is also much
lower now than it has been for the past two
years
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15

The Fools NOT ALL DEAD YEr-A Mr.
Marion made balloon ascension on Monday
evening, in West Philadelphia, with his head
downwards, his feet having been fastened to q
rope attached to the basket suspended from the
balloon. At the expiration of five minutes be
pulled himself up and took seat in the bas.
ket. The balloon descended at about three
quarters of mile from the point of starting.
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Mo0RE's IMpROvED TRIcopHEKOUs.

,.~px, TIE LHIEST UINCOFEfI.
n1s article 10 preeentsd TO The public 40 the best
q cheapest Hair restorative ev, r yet offered
nave ~!tns ssed its s6ecis 10 q number % cesef.
Know IN Nv! iuais who nav- scqu'rsd new grow
II oy Tho OF two snd fhf O. bottles Ii will
rdrctuaily prevent bsldn-ss, remo's dan ruf,
strun, DC, and toilet article IL cannot be
psssed-having many advantages over Hair OH,
pomsdes &c. Sold n large octtles at Is cents rsr
bottle, or 70, 81. 3. MOORE, Chemist,
te~H Se.svenus opposite Seven BuildinsE
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-15

METEREOLoGICAL.-The Providence Journal
states that the quantity of rain from tho lst of
January to the first of June, this year amounts
to 1910 inches; the average quantity for the
same months for period Of % years, is Is IS
inches
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