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GEORGETOWN, February 1, 1854.

6LoRGErowN, February i, 1854.
Mr. KIDvELL-SIR female member Of my family,
aged IA years, had been affected with painful Scro
ia4ous affection of ths for years, and although
tne BEST MEDICAL advice waS haa here and in Balti
more, still the disease increased and the pain often
became alnsst intOlerable. Fortunately for your
Sooi Drip was recommended to be used, and have
great pleasure IN stating that it has been eminenty
successful The Mucous Secretions has not made its
appearance for some mouths; the health of the pa
hent has been quite restored; all the parts that
s-rs neretsforp much diseased have berome sound
sad Well, and an much gratit I'd in being able TO
s@oe 70 you, that regard IL as having been ac-
eomplished entirely by the use Of your Beech DJ0p
am very respectfully, your obetient servant,
GRoRGs PoE, sr.
10 John L. KidveII
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- Amoug the TartRrs, If nan de,
ceives woman by false PROMISES ana
she in consequence. becomes crazy, ne is
instantly choked to death y.sl.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
ID = P E PSIA
j A u n DIC E

ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER
OR STOMACH.
5rsh as Constipation inward Piles, Fullnsss Of Blood
to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea
Heartburn, Digest for Food, FulIness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or FIutter
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fiuttering
at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations
when in lying posture, Dimness OF Vision, Dots
or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain IN
the head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yeliowness oil
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Bark. Chest
Limbs, &C, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in
the Fish, Constant Iaaginings of evil, and Great
Bepression of Spirita
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TO THE READERS OF THE STAR

=. y 1s17 y 11keJ OT TIL y NV
'E'HE Subscribers, formerly of Washington, have
taken the SrEAM CANDY MANUFACFORY
AND FRUIT STORE Of VIM Lenahsn, No. rs.
Pratt street, uoors cas-. of o. Hotel, near Ligh,
street, Batimore for the purpose Of conducting the
above business in all its branches Dealers viii
always find . large and extensive stock on haud, Al
the toUes prices Goods psoke In good order at th
shortest notice. Buyers are requested to Civ Q US
cali before purchasing.
mar Elm YcKOWN 4 BURNSIDE
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for sale in Washington by Kidwsll Laurence,
Tasner Pa. av and l4;h ST.; Chas. Stott Co., cor.
"a aV and 7th St; w. III. Gilman, cor. Pa. av. and
81; jas. Stone, 7th SC JnO. y. Callan, 9TH st.;
JOS b. Moore, First Ward, and by the Agents, Mer-
cnants Traders, Apoth-e aries, and Dealers in Medi
nes thrsugh 1ut the United states, at 81 per bot
ue, or six bottles for IS. feb 24-3m
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
IXYE XisA To nurcha a iInpn e,liafaiv " n 1,

WE wish TO purchase Immediately large num-
w Der OF likely YOUNG NEGRO ES, for the New
Orleans market, for which viii pay the highest
cash prices All persoss having slaves for sale, will
find it to their advantage by calling on Us, at our
office, No. II Camden street. Baltimore Md. former
ly occupied by j. =. Donovan. Liberal commissions
paid for information. AL communications prompt
ly attended TO. -. 80 .... go
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Space ,oiU not permit to name hundreds Of othe,l
as Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt. Thomas Canot, KobeI
Gauft, James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Peryail, s. A Griffin, John Luke, Rev. V
Eskridge, u s. N, aud thousands others cured O
Dyspepsia, scrofua, Cough, Liver Complaints, Bron
chitis, Ct. fitvs Dance &c. We refer you to YOU
own citizens. Call on them.
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WIN ,hat ardor which loonjoined With
genius has enabled her sister to achievr
Stfcn success. The imperative dcmar7
tor re engagements at the South vii
defer Jsha Deans departure to q la,cr
day than was first announced. Y.
Mirror.
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PNGOs AND MUSIC.

PAGOS AND MUSIC.
The undersigned desires to ssss.
sE.S eall the attention of purcha- 60
sers to his stock of PIANOS, aEW.nE.S
~ y v Vconsisting of 8, 61a, 6A, and ~
7-octaves, witt, or without metallic frames. ihes
pianos are remarkable for great power Of tone, from
ready touch, being Suited to any performers. MU-
SIC Tor pianos, and all other Musical INSTRUMENTS
constantly on hand and received ss soon as publish
cd. The trade supplied on liberal terms. ..
JAS e. BOSWELL,
No. 223. Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd.
oa 19-ly. ff.... ......-
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WASHINGTON, D. c., December II, 1853
9ohu kidweli: Dear Sir-This is to certify that
my daughter, aged years, affected with Scrof
"A 81 very aggravated form-the disease had so
und-rnined her hralth, that life was sntirply de
sarei Of Hearing Of the efic cscious effects Of your
b,sca Drop In such cases, procured it, and after
using one bottle 50 evident was her improvement
.hat We psrsevered with il. When she had used 4
"tues, hes health was perfectly restored Our
neigt bors and friends who her condition prior
70 u'iag the Beech Drop unite in attributiag 70 your
remedy the credit Of her reooyery-
Very respectfully yours, WILLIAM r. MCLEAN.
10 Joan L. KidweiI, Georgetown
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DARAMETTAl CLOTHS AND EN-
L glish MerinOs.--
40 pieces very cheap x-,......-.s
YERBY, TEBBS 4 YERBY,
CerpsT Of 7th etrset and Pa. avenue.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.

TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.
BUCKLEY Il CO. respectfully inform the citi
- Gems OF Georgetown and its vicinity, that they
in AS FITTING. They have secured the services
Of some Of the best worknen from the North. and
their charges will be found low in any Of those
cities.
They have always on hand an elegant assortment
Of Gas Fixtures, to which they would invite the
animation OF the public.
South side of Bridge street. between Washington
ana jefferson.
Orders left at Lnthicum's Hardware Store will be
punctuallY attended to. ian 30-tf
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Lloyd's Hotel Baltimore, Md.
IN TRAVELLN0 COMMUNITY.
II At this Hotel, opposite the Philadsl- e.aset
p; phia Depot, on PRESIDENT STREET, I'LL
&ABaltimors Md passengers can get theirxsR
BREAKFAST, OHM Err, and SUP
PER, on the arrival of the Cars. Ii wishing to
remain over night, they can be accommodated with
single and double Rooms
Terms, ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE cts.
per day jan 31-6m
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CANT figure, and a piquant, Hammer, that
viii secure for her a brilliant career, if
she applies herself to her new profession
IA. q. ed ,!zaa YaasaalsN %
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CHRONIC RHEUMATISM CURED,

Late Asst Clerk Ho. Of Reps, Washington.
Now Chief Of the Land ONCE, Vicennes, Ind.
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DO YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN? II VOL,
io, you will find immediate relief by using Dr. j. s
AosEs PAIN CuRTR. 1t is the only preparation which
3ures most instantly Sore Threat, Rheumatiyns
rom CoIds. Paihs in the side, back or limbs Face
Ear or Ioothache; Stomach Bowels, Side or Back.
Stin Neck, Bruises, Corps and Chilbains.L Where.
ever you have PAIN use the Pain Curer safe to all
ages. Price ]21I, 2s and 80 cts.
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y1Utasa dIassiGle % Q. ,g1syo.-a
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
A CURTAIN LECTURE ON THE BEARD.

lME. Ho!f-post eteren. ScESE-.A dark.
entd led chamber. t1h-s, Darling dis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13
!. 3 llNEM YORK MARKEr.

NEW YoRk. Feb. 1l,h.-Flour has declined 6
cents, 5000 barrels selling ut ss9a9,25; sales OF
southern.iat 9,12a9, l8; Mheat firm, Genessee
225, Southern white, .12; Corn dun at DIAL ,O5
w Risky, prison SO; Provisions firm; Pork easier
and rather quiet. hess 5,75al5,s7a, Prime IL, 62a;
the sales inc 'ude 500 barrels of Mess for May,
June and July, option OF SELLER at 800; Be ef
Suoyant and in fair request at 50ai 90 for coun-
tryMess, 5,l24a5,75 Tor country Prime, and IS, so
al4, O0,for le-packed Chicago; Prime Mess firm,
sales Of Ohio at rs; Reel hams in god demand
with saies at 1S,O0alo,50, Dressed Hogs are in
better demand at 6aa7 cts; cut meats are in god
request with sales AT sta9 for hams and 6a63 for
shoulders; Lard is less firm but moderate r, que$,
with sales of barrels and tierces ut l04aiO t, and
kegs atgll4; Butter plenty and less active at lisa
IL Tor Ohio aud 17a2i for state diaries; Cheese
quiet at lO1. ,liE' :
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TEL EGR AiRHIC NEWS
|. - ! By the National Line.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3 FROM NEW ORLEANS. !

BALTIMORE, Feb. 11.-New Orleans ponerss al
aaturday and Sunday are filled with the detnifssof
me great fire. The loss Of life is greater than was
a. ntst re ported Twenty four slavesuon board
sp y steamer Charles Belcher all perishet The
passenger on the Belcher, who lost Ills mother and
sister, became frantic and fatally stabbed himself.
sihe cargo of the Belcher valued at S2oo, 600,
= The steamer Eagle was burned on. the Chatta-
noocha, on the 29th ult The vessel aud cargo
was valued at 100000 No lives lost. sSf
glhe Picay1le announces rise finatle Missis-
slPpl and opening of all the upper rivers, except
The Missouri aud Red River. Boats are coming in
with large cargoes of cotton. 8 8 s fsts5ts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13

WHEELING GUsToM lHoUsE.-The necessity of .
= Government building in Wheeling, fora Custom
House, Post office, &C., has passeI into proverb,
and when We say i mill be erected, we trust that
we only assume that the confidence Of the gentle
I men who lave been active and energetic in pro-
iecting and maturing tile plans, in The sagaciyand
= wisdom of The government is well founded.
The! Government in this matter is called upon TO
Promote its own interests more than ours. We
have before enumerated in detail the reasons which
demand the desired appropriation. We can but
repent a few of them. The Surveyor and lpspec
tor OF Customs, with his multiplied duties OF
experimenting port rapidly iucreas:ngiu size aud
importance, and having already 40 enrolled vessels
with tonnage of 10000 tons; Tie Post-office
withits annual distribution Of fifty thousand dol
q tarS a9d one of the largest deliveries ia the West;
tiG United States District, Court, with alIiS i'm
poTant duties; the Local Inspectors, with millions
of property and millions of lives depending on the
faithful and efficient discharge of the duties as
assigned them-all. W ithout any building or office
whatever provided by Government for the safe and
speedy transaction of their buSiness--all these
considerations, say, imperatively demand the
desired appropriation. 81 s. ~
8 we are glad TO perceive that the gentlemen
engaged IN pushing forward this matter are moi
only determined in asking for the improvement.
but that they know and are able TO tell eructly
aChot they .Da,lt.s We have examined Two plans
with accompanying speci fcations and estimates 81
tile pro: Used building, carefully prepared by ex=
celIent architects, one by Mr. James Luke, the
other by Messrs. Limerck q Goen, which, omit
ting the differences tile style and minor arrange
ment of the two plans, unite defining blilang
whose capacities, dimensions and general arrange
mens would be as f0ilo@s IS
Building in the MAIN I10feet SQUARE, with
court yard 20 feet wide pded by brick en-
enclosure is feet high and covered with a stone
.nlsilrI1.fsF z 1854
coping. - y5.s5 sf,l4 iIas ,ssss stHis s6l -
Building to have two from IS be of stone, and
floors 10 be laid with stone or tiles.IsEa Is
To be divided by smain entrance hall Id feet
wide. One side for. the Post Office exclusively,
the other for the Custom House and Ipspectdi,s
roo,,.t &c II 3gtssAs s-s.ss.F9WI q
ioous. u-fsas5g =4tsiE- q = ls54tSlai1T =
=; Second story for the u. States Court room, and
Offices ofIPeasioa Agent Local inspectors, Mar
shals Dist. ind Clerk Of thesU. s. Court.
Third story forsJdty rooms and other purposes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13
! Z. M IsG ELL. "a NElOUS.
' z DE- (Iordon harris,
a GRADUATE- OF CAMBRIDGE.

~ 4 a slAtGRADUAEEr OF9GaMbhlDGE. -
40FFlc LOCK IhTmary, No. 81 south Gay
street, opposite the Exchange buildings baltimore.
experience OF over go years enables "; ~:
eases which have too long been yielded by regular hysl
itidenaally, either in person or by letter. -
alta distance cured at home by addressing
hetterto Dr. Baltimore, Md Are0mmunicatioLs
remedies sent mail to any part ofthe u S.
Seq adyertlse ment ON fourth page. slff apri-1y
Wishing to remit oney to England, eIand
safe, quick and cheap medium through
2hi tai ~ ~ EDWARDS, SANFORD 6s co.
y N 2&5Ez EGSsE E5tEt3f N. PIGsMAN. Agent
nei3tl. 80 Mcclure House.
I, e., Sss &. VIM. T. Needs -
lsoolkbfnder &c aslnn Il book MANN IN cturer,
u ~ sR0.i24 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS. Al.
yXToULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub.
lie in general that they have bought the establish.
ment lately Known James Al, kwing's Bookbindey and
Rlllkbo k and prepared to Rule and
bind to order, blank books OF description, music.
and by any esta blisliient III the country.
10 Constantly on hand ain rtnent OF blank books
: - .--'H'afA a''
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cAuTIoN,,-

Dr.. MoRsR's ISvIGOEATINo Cox DIAL as been counter
leited by some Unprincipled persons. 81
In utme all the genuine cordial win have the propTietors
aoslnle pasted the cork OF each bottle and
lowing words blow, in. the glass -lesssS
"DR. HORSES INyIGoRATiNdscoRpIALs ~ .t5f
=, c.M. RING, PROPRIETOR, N. ~
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s.,'7i III =, RIVER AND WEATHER.
/. PIrTsBuRGr, Feb. ll.-River 4 feet by metal
mark, anu falling. Weather coldanl cloudy. .isl
5GNcINNATl, Feb. 11th..-The river is falling
slowly. Weather cloudy. /. I, = - 3Ials1e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13

RENO l. oFaTHE cApFrALoF GEORGIA.
g CHARLESTON. Feb. l0.---Ike Georgia Legisia-
tuFe has passed bill removing the seat of Govern
mentto Macon, the Speaker giving the casting
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13

Flour quiet; sales at 6,so Whisky 224a22ac.
Provisions quiet. Mess Pork, deliverable ST
March, 1900 Cloverseed ., 6Ua6, 10. Other arti:
Giles unchanged. Is ess, Il q s l,ta 4 Ii
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...ls.! I. .slIteea agn,eArsp -

I'VE lsa'nwith regret, bya letter. reeseivedthis
morning. that Mr. Bazn, iknownto many Of our
citizens while. employed as 'book4keeper at the
McLuoe House, died OF bilious fever, after brief
.llFess, about almonth ago, aithecity OFF Havana.
Mr.. Bazinawasla native of France and left that
country afeer;tle revolution of 1s4s in which he
paricipaed-he acquired during, his short res,
ldencs in this city. the esteem of all persons who
hadthe' pleasure Of his acquaintance. Ne,
-, Feb t1th. 1854. 49, -
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-When Mr.. Smith con
eluled his speech against the Nebraska Bill yes
terday,ithe. Senate adjourned owe. to Monday.
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3LArER FROM HAVANA

'I1EAII1l TIOnI f1AVEiNA.I a VI ~
arrived from havana the sth.3, A slight shock Of
an earthquake was feltat Santiago de Cuba on
the 23d The apprenticeship system creates no
excitement Anew secret police has been or
ganlzed. sa1s liisf ,6y i'd aata 3 saatsial' n. =
! The demand for sugar is good; stock 65, 900
boxes. Coffee firm with a,lurge business doing !;
stocks Light. 'li,.,,. 81. lsFs,Sss. = e51s..9
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CAuTION BYTR,

CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe PFomssory Note with Tie proprieto,a
written signature every genuine bottle Of DR.. Morse's
4 nvigoratfng Cordial. n ,Ftsls fs4t 49,
TIC eouuteIfeit which is forgery $50 sg2 ~ -
Cordial PIT ~, eoaes.rates, in 9tnt
oPI5t tid.s sotts, two sbr $. s4 ofs1s
- !tesf-EF = fSIl.aF E.sEf RING Proprietor,
.lFsyS - - ~ t02. broadway, NeM.York.
sod by United s,atcs. Cana
49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q Caldwell;
=. y observation-disclosures Hrethers;
sCfNCINNATf-B. II. Meakrgs,
CUMBERIAND-p. a. Hesly 4 Ga.
IA LTIMQRR-S.S S. Hante. ssEte;a;ttwaW
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f4k ia ST 1LEf.E ~ &
GOLD Pencil Case from my desk, on Saturday eve.
"a ming. ianat i III paRKER
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First story be l1feet high in The clear second.
+ = ~, rses' tlisG ~ leesleet, 1mup
lWontst hooss to bes supported bygroined archie
and cast EAST iron piilats., s'Ss 81 9h5 ,o:fsS
AS 10 the style ofiatchitec.ure. the plans di(r..
One proposes the Roman Ionic order, fhe other
i.allail style and airaneep,ent.;t Both,plans are
highly cfeditabie to the architects ana5we shosld
De glad to see either of them adorn our city e75s9s
IN dsposing Of the application no before Con-
gress for an appropriation for highly esiraule
involvement, we trust thato1 representatives
viii not be less lbeal thanth have been to other
places Of less importance: * ssy's ..ls,s,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13
Hats!s Hats! Hats!!
OF THElIATESI FALL FASHION, i

49, c ! ne La 70. L ALL rtAoEllON. -
AND % ass IF es easi
ard the public with Hats that cunnpt be surpassed in 50
endurance beauty finish artistic curl-and although
AZ our Hats OF tie rst OF heir class they will beiIr.
nsel a. prices as low those Eastern
e et Natetiesof Soft and Felt en's youths, Chill.
drens Also, large assortment OF Friends Hats
of Tie different grades, togo with fine assortment OF
mems and youths Cloth Glazed and Silk Plush Caps Of
the latest styles Those obtaining good artf.
clio in line, OF either Hat Cap will assnTedy consult
and by w at the sPls3d
by's Dry G GODS House, we tside MaInsstreet: -
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E5EHEMPFIEIsD RAIERoAD7 00MPANY5 ! :;

IS, llA n ~ Z. <, . Z, !
IN vale and mtinc .of The Hemp Railroad Com
fany, that The 81 instaent OF five doaIs
lTequircdito he paid before 10Th January
next aud ile like of five dollars per eafe nothis
thereafter, until the whole amount is paid. n 2
JOSEF HEN DEKS0N, Treasurer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13

TUE RlyEa yesterday was at stage Of five lft feet.
From a dispatch Received in this cityyestefday.
we learn that rise Of six feet has taken place in
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STEUBENVILLE-Per Steamer tViroq,la-Jno.
N. Mathews, so bbIs flour; J. Is. BayIess, 100 do;
X. K. List Il Co., 10 bills seed, IS casks bacon;
A.,G. ROBINSON 500 bnds paper; N. Crawley, 6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13

CINCINNATI MARKET.
q FEB. 10tI.--River falling slowly. We
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/ gtt5s0cSs REMOVAL. l9tL
T7ESSRS LCoWGILL4 & sAIcswoRIs. aud S.
II- DoANE q Co, have removed from Water street
to one of Mr. azon,s large new warehouses on Main
street, where they solicit the continuance of tile avos OF
their !friet'iS e1Ep- - y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13

800 ~ INCREASED FACILITIES. 777T7ET77
A DAMS e cos. EXPRESS arc delivering heavy
IN ;Jsghts such poultry EGGS, butier, ETC., to Ba
mare iii twenty hsurs, at 81 ,e5 PER 100 lbs.
ss t-s gN.2PiGAlAN, Agent,
! tan93 Mcclure House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13

Tile Union Line packet City Of Wheeling arri-
we'd on Saturday with $50 tons of freight and so
passengers%whiclttd demonstrates that she is The
highest draft boatof the line She leaves to-day
for Cincinnati and Louisville. - ~ .s3ois
The fine Union Line steamer, Falls City, Capt
SAM. MAsos,swin lenvelfor Cincinnati and Louis,
vile morrow (Tdesday 3hertegdaf day. ',a,,.
~ EeHVRr. = nGKSnUm. i - -
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Il. '' ADAMS g. Coz SIS - o 8, IS
EXPRESS NOTICE. 'soa

3, fASsStG NEE;S N011CE ~ -
"a LII persons ebted to w heeeI kin, by book
Otherwise, lint pay.
must 10 they having assigned
The same Tor the beiieiit OF their credtorss
jan1e j. III. PkNDLRToN, Trustee
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TuE ALAnN Of Fire on saturday miami was fnls..,

A LITTLE son of Mr.. GRlFFIs. living near BfidF.
port, as we are informed, was accidentally killed
on Saturday last. Several boys were engaged in
cutting down the stub of tree, anu in falling,
this one was caught under it and instantly killed.
He was an only chil6. and was much loved by his
parents and young associates. -. L.. e..
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Per Steamer Audubon.-Coplan & Keys 22O
boxes meat, 56 IBIS alcohol, II hhds figs; For
25Aboxes starch; WiM Berryhill. lot jfun!iture;-'
E N Morgan / box .mdze; Wilde & Bro | box
hooks; AS Dome & Coils tierces lard, IS bbis
do, 8 kegs do, 5 bbls hams, So bundles leather;
Bliss case cans; JHStcut& Co so bbls aieoliol;
& Delaplainl 1, box hooks, Gordon, Clark & Co.
AZ bbls hams; Cow ms EfcSwords 81 bbls wheat,
Il bills seed, Hobbs & Taylor ~ pcs, casting. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13

CINCINNATI-Per Steamer. Castle Garden
Claugle Co. 29S bills molasses; A. S. Doane &
Co. 100 do oil, "a do hams; Coplans& Keys, ,67l
do -four; McAlee Bros, 500 do do. IS hhds bacon
Stroble Il Block, bbls liquor; Tallant q Deia.4
plain, 8 do lard, l do-pork, l do ham; K. K. List
& Co, bis hominy, casks bacon; CowpilhS
McSwords, 10 rolls leather, bales cotton, so bbIs
whisky, 20 do alcohol. -t.'-'s-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13

CINCINNATl.-Per Steamer Lady, Pike-For-.
syths & Hopkins, boxes; S. c. Baker & Co, do
books; Gordon, Clark & Co, 700 bills flour; Cook
& Reynolds, 20 bills hominy; CraGgher & Cola
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13
HIGHLY INdPORTANT.

t>fE PAINT ROOM.
Parker's Saloon, Market street, third story Open
IN from 10 to12 O'Clock and from2 10
Portraits panied, and instruction given in Painting
and design. "a fs nov16 SEQ q II HANNA. :
Tobacco! Tobacco!! Tobaccol i!
NNT would most call the attention Mer-
wv chants and Grocers to very large general
STOCK OF Tobacco Cigars Sn etc. and such other arti.
Giles as lesttIMately belong 70 9. regular Z - sI