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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-22

asS... II. - < TRUSTEES SALE.
Virtue Of de ed Of Trust. executed by Roy Combs
Gnu James u Cook. bearing date the first day or
e sSe and duly recorded inte clerks
es Tor the beneht OF the Merchants Mechanics Hank OF
VIII proceed to sell ut Public Auction to the
oidder or ready money the 2sth day
next before e court house doc, in the city OF
aneeng Lot eight CD. in Square numbered ih,rtywo
me addition to TIC city W heclig call
20 20 Rehetown, but now known BY the name OF South
tho purchaser. 1000 " - 'N "
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND AND T4vFpN
+t, James Frazier, / In iho r.. .AN

Samuel Fraziers Ex.T. and others Jcutir vir1 LIMO
BY virtue OF decree made in This tie 27l ia,
OF 1une 1868, will sell at public auction the ennis.
on the eighteenth day of March. 1884, tract OF lana
called lhe FoLeys Point FARM and ON III
Road In Ohio county ABOUT mes east Of the
city OF Wheeing, containing about ed and 6nv
acres OF land. store tavern huuSe. two dwelling house,
anu other improvements; The sale will be made Of the
whole propery together inpareels. may be found
expeuiet and on the following ternE: oneourth OF The
purchase money 10 be paid in six MONTHS the balans
ID oLe two and three yearsi the whole bearing inteest
nom The day OF sale, the with goS
security and the title being until IT,
sale will take place at the Roney.s Point tavern.
Ire above is valuable property The .Hempfield raj,
road located in font OF the tavern and Is suppo5
thata depot station be al that place
..ai..Ei4t. -i.l w. s. WlCKHAM,
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PHILADELf1HIA ----=
Curtain Warehouse.
ITSSlTa Deaanss 3 ssee g. safe.,

Defiance saInmnnder snfe,. =
lEbtlltB = ~ y L GAYRER'S PATENT. D.
SlN ROBERT ~. PATRIcK, 1872 PEARL STREET,
.lE9ES sr fFoRMRRLr 80 JOHN sTRxrr, -
Is tile Sole Manufacturer States OF the above
original and salamanders, both as regards Sc
eurity against fire and burglars Every Safe sold at ths
manufactured under the suler
tendence OF MrCJ GArLER, whose experience TWEEN.
SIX years as sale maker, together with the many Sc
we're tests which sacs Of his manufacture have triumph.
" withstood in this and other Cities the
Der In Recommending them superior any in use
They are the only Sales to which
MR. F. c.. GOFFIN,S NEW PATENT IMPEN-
ETRABLE DEFIANCE LOCK AND CROSS BAR
Is or can be applied.
Alarge number these Locks and cross bars are al
ready in use by banks brokers, merchants jewelers. and
from the perfect security which they afford against the ef
iorts OF the most skn burglars either by means gun
powder false keys picks, drills. together with their
convenience, simplicity and durability combined are rap.
idly Increasing In public estimation, and confidently
SUPERIOR TO ANY LocKIN THE WORLD.
Safes OF all sizes, suitable for merchants banks, Jewell
ers record oaees, steamboats, Sci fire and theft proof
bank vault doors plate chests private families ETC. on
hand Tor SALE and made to ORDER the depot 1s2 Pear
street, 4 door below Maiden Lane, New York by
fsepl9-d1Y a tlf'4g5a tst ROBERT M PATRICK
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COMMISSIONERS SALE. 80
Rees b. Smith, n In Ohio
Jane SmitII ant, other

VS. SctTcuit eOart
nv, Jane SHlth anu other. In ehanceTy.
BY virtue OF decree rendered in above cause an.
the 2eh day OF October 1858 WILL as eommisSopeI in
lie said decree appointed, 10 sell. Satursy
tue 10Th day OF February, 1884, O'Clock, A. NJ al The
front door OF the court house OF Ohio county, the real e
tatc IN the bill mentioned situated the west side or
Main street IN the Isl ward Of the city Wheeling rontl
sixty uur eet Main street extending west The
same width 10 the Ohio river aud bounded eastby
me Ohio river and onthe north by line be draws
feet nom aud parallel North the said property
Will be sold subject to the dover claim Garden
on credit OF two and three years; thu purchaser
WING bonds with approved security, bearing interest
Inc DAY OF SALE and said Interest payable annually,
purchase money Is all paid. - 'sa-71
wAi.s S. iSSicISHAM,
janis ID ~ Il z q Sheriff and commissioner
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NEW ADvRRr1sRMRNrs.

.,4s-5 = S,,,,,.- ---------------
NEW MUSIC.
uSt teceived very large Iassortmant of nerv .na
fashionable music, consisting In mart of the nIioyine
song ~ - y - N'tss
~ nave something sweet TO tell yon,,
III Il could have my way,i s.Gsrrie u,
home again. "Ahl for winra >.
IN slsmies on the stormy sea
~ y .Pnpla ,,otlna Song,n by in lien
n \ 'Illpray Tor thee - s.N q miss tbee .,
Drean's." ..Don't be atgiy lnohern
80, M inter evenings"
'tHome. sweet home, % with va riationa Sc
=, And variety of new wait7es maTcbes pokas etc
received This morning. two Men,leons. WITH mnre nm
me way Aisoan invoice or Chickefe,s Panos yyb,es
re now due, one fine German pano on hand 6I oeiaIe
rosewood finish, will be sold low by - N'
ieb22s a gMEBLoR, 26iUnion at
- - -
=, ,,,...s. :. FISH, FIsHii
tuSI received ate VerantHh Saloon beauti hui lot of
salt water one OF the s1yeetest fish that
IN salt waeri which viii be 20 we'd I'm Al ali hours
Aiew families can be SUBMITTED with ANAL am nty n
appieu Tor soon ut l0T 3iaiu Ut Get % ~
Ieo2ttN 80 p MoRANnI
- = 90 ----- - - $500 . = :. =
~ ~, -, -, : :. 1f1<NlNMEfi&5teT =
OF PROCESSION ON THE OCCASION or
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JAS. H. McaRcHEN is a candidate for the SHERIFF.
ATTY, at the election to BIO the Spring of 1884,
oct2S:td
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Real Estate tor Sale.

opppt 49,. =, 49, 4O1 7So40.lf
OF Main street, between Franklin and North stress
I9nnng from Main To Water street; SnetSnine eet on
h2 in and one hundred and on Nsfsr .
The whole Is not sold together within three monhs.
at private SALE II will be offered Auction in ~"
will be made known. - = " @3's
also Offer my Farm. located in Putney township Rel,
mont county Ohio, fronting the liver opposite Kog. la
and, and adjoining lands OF William Re narI: 80
This far contains between 81 62 poo5
grated Fruit Orchard, two Dwelling Houses one
Of which was built last summer; ALSO in good cor
dtuo This Farm contains about 30 acres of co.. lara
only 70 rods from the river '
The Central Ohio, Marietta and Cincinnati rpiIro.
are loca: ed through this Faini
DESTROYS o. purchasing either of pieces
to call the subscriber at his lesi
dence in Fulton, the city. "
dec5daw3n INNS pAvu. ,
ne house formerly occupied by the on the
aoove rent ANY person desiring
20 examine THIS property can do so byealine VIM
george. corner ofMaiH and W aShiLsten Streets
LAND FOR SALE.
WISH 10 sell my farm Wheeliugi and sin SELF,
terns' and in one or more tracts may
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pr Baltimore, NVnshinsIon EshiIndeID6iI,
and New Hork
$50 ss5ssE1 E7;s2szEs9 80 -

,,,, Great through Line for the East.
HS baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling 10
y baltimore, and connecting with the washinsfon
nas Kali Road at the Junction catey called Relay
III and Baltimore Rail Road Philadelphia
nc great tunnels upon The line completed and
Tue whole road Ia in fine condition. presenting one or tie
n9 gp and romantic routes In the world @
Louisville and connect with this Wheel
ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
or on the boats. .sTTE - = e'
express mailt Wheeling daily at O'Clock
M, Wheeling tme) and arrives al Cumberland C20i
r NJ and allowing two hours there, arrives in
CSO miles, at A. M, tile next morning, ma
stonnages. r :" "
Baggage checked through to any oftne eastern points
without charge -la Z, ~ =. ~
Passengers and baggage transferable cars for
Mt the Junction. and for Philadelphia at Bal
umore, without extra charge. Travellers allowed
pic time and opportunity at all points their meals
Through tickets rrom Wheeling to Baltimore. CySith
privilege nflyng anywhere the route S. 50o
Washington! 9.5o-to Philadelphia Sio-to be had on
board the steamers OF the Union Line Ohio ard OF
the Rail Road Agents at Wheeling & h & Mounds
VILE: q maj WIN. PARKER. Gen' Sup't
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Concluded to-mo,ro,o.1

DESPERATE AFFRAy WITH BURGLARs.-A rentle-
man named William Wright, residing in South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, had desperate ARRAY
with burglars on Friday night lie was awaken
ed ny the ringing of bell at the head of his bed,
which was SO placed that rear door OF the house
could not be opened without giving an alarm, and
OH quietly proceeding to the lower part of the
house, he found four burglars engaged in riding
the apartments. Two of the burglars proceeded
TO the upper part Of the house, and Mr.. Wright,
who was armed with a revolver and leaden Jaw
elin, attacked the two that remained. The alarm
recalled the others, and the whole four were army
ed against Mr.. Wright. He fired FIVE shots from
the revolver, and used the other instrument with
which he was armed, with effect. The noise of
the hrng and the cries Of lad who was in the
house, brought the watch, but tie whole of the
burglars succeeded in escaping. The apartment
IN which the affray took place, gave evidence of
It's seyeri'y Portions of the clothing of the bur
glars, marked with blood, strewed the floor, and
the walls the ceiling were perforated 18th hull
lets. Two otthe burglars are believed 10 be seri-
ously injured.
The WAR FLEETS IN THE BLACK SEA.-It an
pears that it was only detachme mt of the French
and English fleets which returned to Beicos bay.
and this movement was made for the purpose of
escorting in safety the Turkith convoy to Batoum
with troops and provisions. This was accom-
plished successfully, and at The last dates the
Turkish convoy had returned to Consiantinople.
While this was going on. the Russian fleet was at
Kafler, 10 maintain communications between the
Crmea and the Russians in Asia. The British
ship Fury had met with division Of the Russian
feet and had informed the commander that it
must not approach nearer than thirty miles Of the
Turkish coast.
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DAGUERRROTYPE GAILERY,
--rs7 "A. C. PARTEs HDGS e invites
s1 fH2@ attention TO his Daguerrean Rooms ami
flSSSWs Apparatus, now the result or years OF
sSfHxfsI experience and close application to the
~~-SSSSSiesz[@Ar art Confident that he combines
IN his establishment all of the Improve.
ehts winch time and proper tests have valuable
he promise produce Likenesses combinnp All tbe
beauty and perfection which has vel been atnineIi Nv f
daguerrean process. = -
For the attractive commodious STYLE in which his
rooms are fitted he invites the public and
Inc for Themselves. Cabinet of Srec mems r.
open for inspection '@
Lkenesses taken in all kinds weather, sngy, or In
groups; also post morem ikenesses short notice
" well selected stock OF Observation-Disclosures plates
cases loekets. &C., always on hand and for sale.
Rooms. No. SO Monroe ST.. near the Post once
i!nov1S. y EeE. -7ft - :. =
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aE. 1RfhgR -tIi.ELE: v. I: -1isri

WA busnEr ARTAUR LITTLE. W -NSFFIY
Busbey, Little 6 Co.
-. METketst, Wheeling, Va.
M MANUFACTURERS OF Wagons, Carts and WHEEL
Southern plantations.
IL BY prompt attention to business, the manufacture
OF the best quality OF work, the prtrieors this esab
tic. ~ 800 ~ ;,ri
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REAL RsTArE sAI.Rs
N. N1:Aa.LL.uABLE9 FARM5 FOR sAI=E

VALUABLE FARM FOR. SALE -
TX AZ KEY OF Land two mites from AN .i,.
nsne, ~ mile north oF s
ssis 1s o. me cleveland aid PittsbuTrh p nc
as y does in coal, lime ,o inc Farm
~ Quality of brick clay ana
anu bottom land, IL presents u,Sidet
M 1sS5 Re M investment. This Imp at:
cations FOR or aud Of the bess H% S
nlsNln oe sod In separate parts IL desITns uitly
FOR terms enquire OF K 'Mler N;eu.
ing, OF ON the promises. i" street, Wheel-
eO .rc.-..,1. R. & S. P. M1LLPp
or VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE
~, ~ No NO II. corner OF Fourth and ouinr -.
ne sold on iair and easy terms TSy streets, will
posed new Post Cfhce. 1t wonId saons the pro-
ana conyenelt lots for residences Th INTO Two
ana fashionable IN ire civ ~ one Of
For terms Apply 10 Inc centre of business ~ TIE
!eDsnzh- JAS. Y P4rrppso,
,,,1,,,, FOX SALE OR RENT
INBo hne brick buildings ON Zanst 80, ,..y
ing, Win Srooms and cellar 10 e.si Gest Wheel
an9 earIsge house. all in good Win large stable
se pIoFeiy Deans on the Hempfela Rsiro.,
II Possession 1st OF April. .A S1'.5 Is
eb2 msrhr J. -RoHAN, lstt
tc5-rbe .hove ,v;tt ieI ole mason. 66 Market ST
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FI1K= s,aI -
ME House and ground occupied by the subsc1iS.x
the north corner OF Seventh and Cenre oeI Oh
Wheeing The house Is brick, substantially h;iaSat
the foundation. and very conveniently arIascd on
known as the property formerly ty MI W M;zI
II not previously disposed or it will be
lie auction at the front door tile courl nous. o 10
day Tie 2sth Inst, at 1 O'Clock, PA 'A'0r
!. -ieb3atd .-xz p JOHN GEORGE
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The Lutte of Zion!.i

St.ig The Lutte of Zion: a.
A COLLECTION OF Sacred Music. designed for The
use oftle Methodist Episcopal Church, consisting
OF choice collection OF with most OF the old
tunes in mmon together with concise eienentar ~
courses sHpfed and adapted to the capacities OF begin.
ners. ETC. etc., by J. b. Woodbury., author OF the Duei-
er, etc assisted by Rev. Maitison pastor OF Saint
joint Methodist < Church, New York.
Also supply OF Methodist hymn books. Cantiea Tai,
Christian Minstrel Hayden's Sacred Melodeon, etc
received and for sale at the lowest prices BIZ 40
JOHN HI. TIL OhPSON,
decSl No ~
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Established in 1928.

-. 80 - .- ..t..- 3
UrTHoMPsoN REYNOLDS, interested in the aboy.
House. respectfully invites Western Merchants TO give
nun CALL - tIc19-IEIn.
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DESIRABLE kEolDENCE M
JOHN GEORGE

II not previously disposed Of it viii be offered
lie auction AZ the front door OF the house on SUI,
day lie 2sth Inst, at O'Clock, PA. y" 'A'0r
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Porsonal Imtellassncs.

g. sanford, Hon. asredith, Pnisdelphia: }. y
walsh, q. q. Col Gregory Intnois; CAST b W
ton Mssa were among tbs arhvAh ysstsrdv % -
uesopcliAn Hotsl
Mr. Bailey, Cohoss; O. Houston Providsnse; J. BeE.
dstt Cbss. ssmpsoa Boston, arrived yesterday % ~
Prescott H5uss
Hon Y. Granger. CADspdssus Capt stoss, sseanse
capsca: Holbrock, Boston; p. TovneT, b. Allen,
Albany, were amoss the arrivals Jsatsrday ct tAe B.
Cast oonhh. x.Y;LAs ssEs.ss 81. Louis; 4. v.
Hsstt Mobile j. waks6slA. st. PAups; J. H. eemee-
vile AM ". H. stephens, Baltimore; CAPT. GArdnR,
Providsuos, arrived yesterday at the Astor.
DBpAnrURIs.
Fer savauBsh In the steamshp rauthss ssT BsasdsIeYs
y MeKsnri., II Ripey " Barton, Dana j. No
RAY B @ Crochet, N MNtln. Fislt, Plss o .
Hope, d Tvefousss ACobvAa, nlanohs. 1rcsneten.
Wsieh. Mise No req ksa1d. Hove, hn Rsavisk sad
AAlrvAIS.
and chiiS Bssis Hiram Young. Ly.sh sd lazy
Hatch, Mitchell Adams. kss aneTE
ION, h X Peek, W Piper, A mas, ~ n.sSxoy y
stamford, MeDenough esml Puleston, hiS ussnsn IL
Peek. Root, WIN DorAy, WIN Carsv. ne%3 snd sse-
ysHs s1a,h a!,., & Bus's, B.ss, r. issSssS
" Davis, \ newlIisms, Callsa cesas ssha Irssa-
OF, aAt nins In the ssosrass
F,sn cAaslsssss, .. Abe ssAn aig ysnss Asssr1ats
in viiiisns asd isly b sssxd, IuMlM vysi3s
sss ss.. is... sss:lss, a..r.sl ssl IsAS. asas
bailey, iishsrd nessiy, :, - n ths .sssfsss.
IRE. Hvsrpssl In ship RmsfAA isis-OsuAh de Ba!stn
dis VAlW1ess and lAty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23
THE DAY IN JERSEY CITY.

During the forenoon yesterday the streets eplv
eped by martial nu"r nd sodlsry Tns joatinen.~
Guard Ospt Pollard, ~4scaed through the psioc pa
streets ard proceeded to Bergen Five Cru where th
cined BY the Washington vou pteefs Capt Spear
who returned with them to jersey City.
In the evening IT o'oock :hrre was dis play
fireworks In front Of wsahngtou Hall gven by thu and
Guard isrse nbsr Of spectators we're prevent
Al hsR pArt ssven ocinck tnsro orstoa d live
I'd In ihe Frst ReorGed Dutch Church by its pastor
Rev W. Mcclure, AZ tho soiosaton o. . NUMBER of
the most prominent citiz1rs
The Continental Gusrd gave 1aygs and brilliant ball
ut their aImtry. at the Hudson II uA Ii Was their
fourth bah ard passed of in remarkably good syis
Ths largo rumter cf military gentsmsn present
In uniform.
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marched 10 Nassau ,tIee ere they bel front Of In.
they Arohsa to LIZ psnsrd where Ooons Re, nosd
dismissed ths command Tbs Veterans separated hxh
spfit Th' smners OF their iofmer nfs" bslDg faiy
aroused BY the stirring events OF the day th.y eoted
TIE star Hot- and 10 tire full enjoy OF .At freedom
fer tho of which they had shared every
peril, they in mutual chat
"Fousht their battles DER again
And tbrioe they routed ali heir foes,
And thrice they slew tho slstn."
TIE DIsfLaY AMONG THE SHIFTING.
By DO mssDs the least Interesting feature in the aasrs
of ths Gay the display made among the shipping AT
tins Battery, the view along he liaes OF vessel. tas
North and East rivers, truly beautiful Strss mers
we're 4, ing from every mzses peak and colos OF ali
rai'ops swe streaming In ths wind, In mrmp.y OF the
sF.tf.r Of his Couutry Out 10 IN, Hay. .ionv tss
vhaIvss OF Broohk at Jersey City 10 dir.c
ucp each vessel had coors 81 her ao.sag
prouoi Ia he wind Iwn sight teoong to inspire the
NOS, careless and unintsrss cd with pS,rotlo fre
THE ILLUMINATION OF THs CIrY uALL-PIRswoRKs,
Ito.
Is the evening the City Hall blaze OF light in
honor o. the OCCASION Every window illuminated
from base 10 dome, brilliant and bssu,ul to Tas
Common Council, as We stated yesterdsy appropriated
y26t for the ceremonies Of tho day. As have oors
observed Daoi al salute ared ct us,n The
Battery Another national salute OF thirsy.two suos
srs 90 in Trout af he City Hall a. IL O'CLOCK wa tn
tocss on vas pasripg la rsvie~ oe Fore ,hs 40
Common Coupcy Ia the evening s,ntnsr ,alaie
6rst. before the illurain, Ion of the a.n
~ y 6arR 20 much trsrpisd 40 thr,asa the day I
crowds nopgr-s,.d around tHs city csp toi 10
fae '.s ilia.ins AID eojy the rockets rla
I'D eparepcy which tss nh for
"a years pat auek In its Old piA.s HSd ishsl up
ibis piece OF furniture has 70 Tasnit
cetves more COZ sd@ratiop Aecount Of itS antiquity
tnsn its be-uty expresop-h rsvsret yr age
than its uRs Upon all nccasous this OLD stAndby ls
s1ok out IN froht Of the Hsl-EvacuAtop Day, Fourth
OF July. WAfbins TONS Brrnosy, &l. AL call ori this
same cid transparency II the suh-ct OF
rmsnt lat night, and gentleman suggested thai
Common Councl put t In tho Perham Gfs LOTTERY along
With the r'y milo pAncr 1t might be dspossa of
In tbi way.
ssyyo ckets sent from the Hal, o'olock
Of shich v~ry bsautfu and IN bursting ossi
forth the hearty h al ha hs -a OF low bis,t.
fugshich seems 10 be ths ooncsdcd way Of pnololy
comp npNnsniipg rocket When AL tbs sky shoot-rs -
fsce tlous gent called them, had bsep dspoaad ~
piece OF fireworks touched on In front OF Hail.
Bshm revolving sneel full lsDgth portrait o.
Washington. When these lighted the wheel 70,
voived emitting sloolored jss OF fans and bsond It
appeared GesrRs Washington, standing at full nelght
with one arm outstretchsd upon pedestal Of dre, upon
which wesS the words
9 o
o BORN FER. a. l732 o
Q
This pece loudly applaudsd, as dessrvoi to be-
The siter bts retired to their various homes
Ind thus ended the oslsbAton s 1924 anniversary
me Birthday OF the immortal Washington.
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THE RUSSIAN OFFICERS AT THE PORTSMOUTH
vA.) NAVY YAaD.-The Boston Commonwealth OF
yesterday has the following =
SEVERAL Russian tfhcers visitsd the Portsmouth, vA)
Navy Ysrd ar the unsi States ship psnnsylvaeia on
weenecsy, 18th inst ard zee re,cvcd with the usuh
horos and . salute This object Of their visit 70 this
country s 20 sxanrs our ships and 70 purchAss vessels
THAR
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THE DAY IN WILLIAM sBURG

There quite large turoout yesterday from this
city to join In the celeb alton Of Washnstons brtbdAy
Tns following ramed paniss and chapters OF United
Americans prooe to New York In procsssion headed
by tbs Cons tuition Brass sand-Ths Grs second aai
tbhd companies of the Guard Of Liberty Captains L.th
am, schocnmaker snf Kenyon; Ethan AiAa Aui Sabsn
Hale Chapters. headed by their SArh-ms, u b L wis
srdJ Busstiss MoEtsuk Oh Spt-r OF Green Point, an
DELEGATIONS Of the orcer from Flushing East Ne
vnrk
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rs Ursi States r,sst- savannah the Dag ship OF the
Bpzl fqu'dron Commodore sster, vas Oh Mosnndso
ths 9Th ult All we'll.
The Uaised States saop Of &C. Nsry's, Commander
Bailey from PbadeIphia touched ct ~ Cstheriuss (ao
date given On her way from Philsdsphia 70 The Pseias
All well.
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-
NoRTH CAKoLIHA SIX Pan v8Nf stain eONDh-
IN Trsesury Department Rslsixb, c., Jan Il, 1884,
nled prcposs will be received shts oos una ~ O'Clock
A. n Of e 18th Of February or shs parehaee Of 2op
Sued by the S1Ats Nora Carolina These boa d.
Will bear date the frs of January 1854 will thirty
years. They Will have attached she interest Of
OH rsr v hs payable The nrst dsys Of
aad July ef BosD Dtcress and principal
will be payable 81 the BAnh Of she ~ puse ths city Of
NAV York anless when the prefer 70 have
1nsm payable ~ the treasury VI EorS They are
Sd anthorty the sAturc Of NorHh CAre
las tor the oonsruoton Of North Carolina kAroAd
addision % the faith we sss AZ hs shocks hsd
expressly pledges Tor their Thss are
ty express enaomenA saempses from sasassn They VII
;sspsd In sums Of SluD OF soo0 - ysrLs. may wish
asrssd Proposals. Tor Norsh oarolin. stass Bonds"
Tns bids VII 30 opened q 10 O'Clock A. " 2nh ssbruAD
Sry Conpsrsss of State and BY w. sordssa President
I'd reserves s right Of Aeospns suoh bids IN whole In
hs doom advantageous the STATE cuc
sssful bidders viii be rsqusss informed Of The
acceptance Of their bids 70 depos, harh abe Of
their lids wsh she accrued insorsst nom the ls Instant
ahe credit tho Treasurer Of North Carolina
Ts dspost be made In eisher Bank Of the Republic
the BANK the 5sase Of North CarenA the
RanA sl Cape FcAr Raleigh, Ecrh Caroline. booumsAM
ohowias the OF Ale Sa,s and ne small
OF her Indebtedness be had application 81
view York. D. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer tho st.ss Of Norsh Carolina. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.

There independent cemonstrAton this city to
commemorate this aivsrsAry. Several military
rapss ard Chapters Of United Americans New
York to celebrate ths day there Flags however were
rAfsd AL the public buildings, aud nAouAi salute
hred by the Rnggoid Horse from Fort GreeAs
Al an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23
LOST AID FOUND.

OToLEN IRON HOLNAN's STABLES CORNER OF
a. Twenty eishsh street and 1isd avenue, Tus.dsv
aiEht sbors o'clock by 40 men 40 known pony
le stands little knuc slec in hs hind feet. Any
returpire sale horss will be sui ably rewarded call
Sr z st John Allison No. 81 Twet ty eishth ssrsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23
TELE8 4 AP HIo.
TILE nay In ALHAHY,

The military procession In con msmoration Of Wssh-
stnns birthday has just passed 70 the Capitol 10 hear
wsshDstoss Farewell Address rssd, aad On address Do
hvsrsd By 8. H. hammond.