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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28
Spring and Summer Clothing.
STEPHEN RICE Merchant rrailn,..

NNoUNeES I'd his old friends and customers and the
"a public generally that having commenced business
he Is now reeeyins at his new Store Room SPRIG
aouSE, WSter Sir e. splend of cLoTLS
CASSLMERES; Silk Satin and all kinds or VESTYNGS
&C. recently selected by imseni the Eastern ctics
nP 70 oEder at notice the be.
embraces Shirts every kind Collars Oravats Hand
ksrchtefs Gloves Unde rshtrts, Drawers, Stockings, and
Store you want te IL, cali Head
Quarters, South roonISPRIGG HOUSE. Water Street.
mar15-ff Iss - =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28
GEORGE MENDEL.
No 1874, Main street,
Look at This!

LII those who desirous OF irving the memory
IA OF themselves and aud friendS do most eaec
uay, by calling without deayat L. Tarbells Daguer-
reoype Rooms at the corHer OF Main and Bdde Streets
lures which cannot be obtained, with the degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
l.. TARBELL Dagucr feotypiSt,
Corner of Main and Biddc streets,
lets Centre Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28
MARCH %, 1854. l.. d. =
WHEELING
sPKING OF 1858
VIM. T. eSELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER I'M

wM.5T. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign & omestic Dry C oods
No. III Main ST., West side, bett0een Monroe ana
* 4&-ri s9ii. Onion SITS.
81 E5s.,ss Wheeling, Va, T5# -=s..
s NOW in receipt ofhis Spring stock OF Dry Goods
l. and Notions, direct from importers and Manuiactu.
rers. Comprising complete and desirable
goods adapted the trade this section
in any hou VEST TO which would ilIy
invite the attention of retail dealers; consisting oil
DRESS GOODS.
In black silks, apacasj popns, awas deIaues, ging
hams etc. with very large stock ofpnts, Of the best
makes and colors Aso bonnets, ribbons, linings
other trimmings in.yariety- and off 5.iiEE zen
MEMS WEAR. tr-,-... E.'a4
jeans twesls, and sumner cloths; also, Cotonades
MIS- blue drills brown linens, linen drills nankeemsand
other such goods, very desirable assortment Also,
mem aud hats Leghofn and Canon hats, SOFT
WOOL brash hats, etc; with full stock linen cot.
ton baggng seamless bags burlaps table Diapers cras
driligs, ckngs, checks, sirting, strfpcs etc. brown
and blcachcd muss with good stock OF white goods
in the $3.50 III .lr
NOTION LINE.
eambries jaconets Irish linens laces threads but
tons, hosiery, gloves, combs, in all their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, well In
mar25 W. T. SELBY
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sqs p; n,sll issa'iNEspl MUSIC. 0l5lz .
lust received, very large assortment OF new and
a. taSi onabe music consisting in part5of the following
Songs; ,{g,S5i4sjs Ja.sta ia !s,G 5, { r
..I have something sweet 10 tell You. @ ssg
II could have way :. Carrier II
"Home sgain y hi for wings si3ep bli -
t'Jamie's on the stormy sea.'
,tsRTima Donna Song, 2, by Julien. ~ -
- sds.rh pray for thee ie fnfss thee
s.Drealng2E sDontt be angry mother ,,s.i pss -
ttNinter cvenngS.'s ia .Ess'siia}Ae Z
.sHome, sweet home. with variations, DO
Anda variety OF new waltzes, MAJ ches pollsas etc
Received this morning. two 8eloaeons; with more ON
the way Also-an invoice Of chckerng Papos which
ne how due. ore line plano hand 6f octave
Irosewood fnishs and With sold fowiby IS 1slo9 l
leb22 ----..s4sa Y MELLoR, &c Union st.
QGAN. CARR q RECEIVING 6OO boxes OF
which In addition TO their Tor lef stock
general and ,fequaled IN
to eall and exanine ou atoek . N tla-- 1flecL
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-04-01
Public MeosAng.


At meeting Of the voters ofthe FIRST ward In
st. Paul, held pursuant to notice, at the German
church, for the nomination of officers under the
Act for City Charter, on Saturday evening
March Is, 1854. B. F. Hoyt was appointed
Chairman, and R. Marvin Secretary Of the meet
ing.
After statement of the object Of the meet
ing,
On motion, the following citizens were nom.
mated viva voce, three of whom to be balloted
for as the nomination of this meeting for Alder.
man of the Ward. The one receiving the high
est number of ballots to serve for two years
r. C. Knox, r. Marvin, J. Z. Fullerton, ]. w
Bass, A. T. Chamblin, P. R. Whine, and A. Du.
Ford.
On motion, W. p. Murray and F. E. Collins
were appointed tellers. The meeting then pro-
ceeded to ballOt-R. G. Knox, receiving the
highest number was nominated to serve for two
years, and A. T. Chamblin and r. Marvin. each
for one year.
On motion, W. H. Tinker was nominated by
reclamation for the Office of Justice of the
Peace.
On motion W. II. Tinker was also nominated
for the Office of Assessor, by reclamation.
On motion, +, Knauft was nominated. by &C
clamatiOn, for the office of Constable.
On motion, the following citizens we're nom
mated viva vOce, as delegates to meet in con
vention with delegates from each of the Other
wards to nominate City Officers B. F. Hoyt
X. Marvin, W. p. Nichols, l.. G. Dunn, and J. C
Burbank.
After which it was moved, seconded and car
ried, by reclamation, that the nominations now
made, be unanimously adopted by this meeting
B. F. HOYT, Chairman.
R. MARVIN, Secretary.
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majority Of one vote, providing that the Fro
ceeds from the sale of reserved sections be paid
over to those States which have received no
grants OF lands for internal improvements, in
proportion to their federal representation in
Congress.
The House now proceeded to take the ques-
tiOn on the motion to reconsider the vote, and
to lay the motion on t, table-thus to clinch
action upon it. Agreed to. Yeas IS: nays 80.
Mr.. DEAN moved to lay the bill on the table,
and asked for the yeas and nays.
Mr.. WENTWORTH, of Illinois, i'm vain appealed
TO him TO withdraw the motion.
[Great confusion, during which the motion 10
adjourn was made.
Mr. WRIGHT, of Pal rise to a question Of
order.
Speaker-The Chair cannot entertain the
question of order until order is restored in tho
hall.
Mr. WRIGuT-Thati is the point wish to take.
Speakcr-It is the rule of deliberative bodies
never to vote while bill is under considera-
ton.
This alluson was to the general private con-
versatiOn in the hall
The Speaker, after awhile. resumed. Tho
Chair. he said, having exhausted its power il
is for the House to determine what course to
pursue to restore order. 1t is impossible for
the Clerk to hear responses to gentlemcn's
names during the roll call.
Long paUse-order measurably resumed.
Roll called. and bill tabled. Yeas, l2O: nays,
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names, but that am prepared, when called mp
on in becoming manner, to respond to the
question. do not vouch for the truth of the
statement; only youch for the fact that the
statement was made to me by highly respect
able gentleman.
Mr. BIssEI What mode is this of oppo-
sing propositions which are made here to adm
the construction of railroads in that helpless
Territory! Is it statesmanlike? Does the man
who adopts it act upon very enlarged and lib
eral principles when he opposes such PROPOSE
tions with-what! With an insinuation that
there is something very dark, very suspicious,
very fatal to the bill in "my" bosom. if it could
be known. What is it? 81 shall not tell
Why? Because am not called upon in q
proper manner"
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HE FIRST FRUITS IN WISCoNSIN-Thc rescue
of fugitive slave has occurred by breaking
open the jail at Milwaukee The WISCONSIN
"a Democratic papcr.) says:
There will he question elsewhere. ,rhy was
there 50 intense an excitement here? There
cannot be doubt that the attempted repeal O,
Tie Missouri compromise has so far cyaspcrat, d
many that they consider themselves absolyed
rom Inc obligations TO enforce the Fugitive
save Law. which was n compromise measure
yielded to the South for the sake OF a pe,,n,o-
aeMi settlement of the slavery question.
We mention this circumstance as one of the
reasons which melted some of the first men in
'ne city Tor character, honesty and integrity, to
give all The countcnancc they could to this res
The pcrs ons who were engaged in these pro-
ceedlngs were sober, and were composed of
americans. Germans and Irisimen. 1t is stated
that "the military refused TO arm and Jennings.
OBrien, McAIanman. and others. (ofiiccrs in
thesc companes.) refused to call out the mill
tary companies unless every form and require
ment OF law were strictly complied with" and
we learn that SIX captains of vessels were on
the ground armed with rcvolvers and prepared
to use them.
CUFFALO, H.
Tie warm weather of the past few DAYS, has
dissolved the ice in the creek, and it has all
passed out and vessels are moving about in the
harbor We learn from fishermen. that the ice
IN the lake is very rotten and will hardly bear
them. There is every prospect of an carly
opening OF navi gation-probaby during the
first week in April. A great land slide occur.
red yesterday, on the Great Western Railway.
near Duntas. The locomotive of the EXPRESS
train ran into the bank under full headway. and
was completely buried. 1t will take at least a
week 10 clear the track SO that trains can pass.
WAsHrNGToy. March 10.
The Coroner's Jury, in the case of the late
Dr. Gardiner have just brought in their verdict
tnat deceased came to his death by strychnine
and a. brunchnine, administered by himself
Inc analysis of the stomach was made by
!. Drs reed and Steiner. A large quantity Of
was found. The powder found in
inc pocket Of the deceased was found to be
beyond doubt. p1'
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City Convention.

Pursuant to notice, delegates duly elected in
the several wards of the city Of St. Paul, con-
vened at the Court House, on Tuesday, March
2eth, for the purpose of nominating candidate
for Mayor, Treasurer, Marshal and Justice Of
the Peace for the city.
ii. F. Mastcrson, Esq, was chosen Chairman
of the convention.
l.. b. Wait. Secretary.
The following delegates were present:
From the First Ward-Richard Marvin, l.. c.
Dunn. j. c. Burbank, B. F. Hoyt, Philip W
Nichols.
Second Ward-R. Jackson, Merritt Allen, A.
H. Cathcart. Daniel Rohrer. l.. B. Wait.
Third Ward-John II. Irvine, Rodney Parker
II. F. Masterson, A. G. Fuller. j. W. Selby.
The convention proceeded to an informal bal
lot for candidates for Mayor, Treasurer, Mar
shall and Justice.
On motion, the convention then proceeded to
formal ballOting for candidate for Mayor and
s. W. Walker received ) votes William r.
Marshal received 6 votes. j. C. Burbank recciy-
ed votes.
On the second ballot, William Il. Marshal re-
cievcd votes, j. &. Burbank votes. S. W.
Walker. 3 votes.
WhcreupOn, William r. Marshall having re.
ceiycd ma Ority of all the votes was declared
the duly nominated candidate of the conven.
ton for the Office of Mayor of the city of ST.
Paul
The convention then ballotcd for candidate
for Treasurer of the city.
Daniel Rohrcr. on the first ballot received a
majority of all the votes and was declared duly
nominated candidate for the offcs of Treasurer
of the city.
The convention then balloted for candidate
for Marshal OF the city
A. II. Lavender on the first ballot received a
majority of all the votes. and was declared duly
nominated candidate for the Office of Marshal
of the city.
The convention then balloted for a candidate
for Justice of the Peace for the city.
On the third ballot. Orlando Simmons re-
ceived majority of all the votes, and was de-
clarcd duly nominated candidate for the Office
OF Justice Of the Peace for the city,
On motion of Merritt Allen. Esq. the nomi.
nations were unanimously confirmed by the
convention.
On motion.
Rcsoired, That the proceedings of the con-
vent!on be published in the several papers OF
city.
ii. +. MASTERSON,
L. B. WAIT. Chairman.
Secretary.
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CTr TIcKEr.-Thc following is the tick
nominated by the city Convention, which a
scmbled on Tuesday last, and by the- people
the several wards at their primary meetings
Mayor-Wm. X. Marshall.
Marshall. II. Lavender.
Trcasurcr--D. Rohrer
Police Justcc-Orlando Simons.
FIRST WARD.
Aldcrman-R. c. Knox. for years.
- A. T. Chamblin, for wear.
- r.. Marvin. for l year.
Justice OF the Pcace--W. H. Tinker.
Coastablc--F. knauft.
AsscssOr--W. ii. Tinker
SECOND WARD.
Alderman--A. l.. Larpcnteur. for years.
). +. Whitney. for year.
-" L. Moffct, for year.
Justice of the Peace. Starkey.
Ccnstable-C. Z. V. Lull
Asscssor-Joseph Marshall.
THIRD WARD.
Aldcrman-tieo. J.. Becker. for wears.
-Jno. X. Irvine. for year.
j. NJ. Stone. for l wear.
Justice the Peacc-Nelson Gibbs.
tonstable-l.uke Murphy.
Assessor-D. {. Taylor.
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C0NC0kD, \. H., March Is.
so FAR as heard from we have elected one
hundred and one democrats and one hundred
and three COalitionists. Same towns last year
elected liz democrats and 67 opposition. Ifthe
remaining come in as last year. the democrats
VIII have As majority. Baker, democrat. for
Governor, will have about 5000 majority.
=, a majority of democrats are also elected To
the Council W
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tribution, could not, as matter of course, yot,
'o1 IL win this amendment and so they had
no other recourse than to let it 60 on The
table.
Inese are the facts in Iricf, which have caused
'ne failure, for the present, of that great mca-
sure which during the past three months. Min.
nesota has looked forward to with such higl,
sh'icipations We blame no man for what has
happened. The disaster has grown ont of cir.
cumstances beyond the control Of friends. and
all we can now do is to correct mistakes orJ
60 ahead Alphabetically. This we feel spro
our citizens ,cW do with all the energies tbo,,
possess. They will back up their Delegate to !,
man. 1fany one claiming to be Minnesotian
should in an evil hour, for the purpose of graf
flying any selfish ends, dare TO lift his voice O,
arm against this great end, he will be deal
with at the hands of our people as he most
richly deserves. But we are sure there ore
none such claiming domicil herc-no nc,
even the veriest pigmy in body and soul who
may imagine his private revenge requires
the immolation Of the best interests of Mime.
sofa to make him even with Mr. Rice. person.
ally. All will 60 smoothly, and we will al,
work together. This is the determination.
Gov. German, Mr.. Sibley and Mr.. LIE Duc
have started for Washington, to do what they
can to get the bill through. Others of our cit:-
Hens are there on the ground, including Alex.
Ramsey, who is himself host. A surmise pre-
walls In the minds of some, that as Mr.. Lane, Ct
Indiana, is warm personal and political friend
~0sn Gorman's, that the Governor had an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07

ApRl,; Nutmeg.
Water Aeion-Yinest kina
Rdxfurfisn.
4nsfurd- Black and Whit.
Onton-siiver Skin; Whits
Okra.
Pea.-Extra Early; Early NAV,
WashipRton;do Frame. DO ChsI
ton; Dwarf Blue Prussiap: 40
si,rroufat; Bishop DsarfpTclifio
Pdrsnf - eLong smooss
French; GUERNSEY. 'o'n
Pdrsiey-Curisd.
ripper Large Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
d., ~ y e fn-Large yellow
RAnbdr6- Victoria.
RdddfsA -lorg Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Turnip; White do:
ssslioy do; Long Salmon; Black
p, sa,sety-or Vegetable Oyster
spfnach-Round i.a~ed.
sgn,ish-Early Bush; Bell.
Io,s."fo-Large Red; do Vel.
In,nfp.Early Flat Dutch; do
ned Top; Large White Norfolk:
Hybrid.
-nerbs-Annise; oarrovay;
rhyme; Corisnder; Lavender:
ssrH Bash; Rosemary; sage:
summer sarory; Sweet Mario.
., WIN. PALMER.
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DOVE & CO., - = :
WHoLEsALE DEALERS lN DRUGs, MEpI-

DOVE CO., = : =
WHOLESALE SI REk sltSIs oi Ia DRUGS, mEDI-
for SALE in quantities 70 sui, purchasers the following
LOCO 10. Estrse, Lcs.ood, In small Ose,
1860 f Is. w SSssi i SaaS f 30 s,s,
s;ScS gallon. sperm and solar OIL
f fSS s Ga ss: G ass o s ois,n.n,
go SSds,sn ysI@inss'
90 Sess, s,areh 50 bbts Tannas oil
500 lbs Alum
1890 e S SssE. Or s s1:s:''d brands
1850 Sc ST. ns. f S,ue fa P.p''
ESQ boxes window Glass
-" SSS P sase. esS S:sns Tobacco Tobacco
'''G &c i Ss. y sSiss.. FINISHES sss
10 gross ssidli,I and Bod, P.~d.n
10 H. bags Al.piee
100 as'f ppS aI Bl.si ToSsu. Bean,
LOCO ID. Irish Glue
Together with the complete Patent Medicines
Ds' na the usual time and S'
mil D.Aco.
sGSK e HRaSSHGs' %ER1SssEs'
lis MAIN srRrEr
Hss.: as:%
additions, win at all tins,
Rs.s iqdise; Paint. and colers hes. Nader
R Sss Lsn ssS aSs Lead Extract Ls"0od
Chrome Chrome G 9 sas Epson A.s., salts It's,
spaSss h1ss sn s Ta; c.fs a sSa.
Venetian Red; English Retn d Borax
Paris Gre. n; Kohl birthstone and Sulphur
Prussisn Blue; Rotten Stone
vrrmiion; Pumice Stone
Lamp Back Sal soda
whiting; Cinnamon; Mace and Nutmexs
Putty; PeIper Spice and Ginger
blAks's Patsn' Paint; Spirits Turpentlne; Linsesd OIL
nsh; Leather varnish $3.50 "
Also large an Veil selected Combs and Brush.
all OF the beet
All popular Medein, ordered at the
notice. 49, ~
Country Merchants. Ply scans Planters are
soneised 10 call and examine our stock and pr,ces
goods p. JOHSsTuN A RRoTHyR
mil n,r..i.,.
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,H WaaS skhps, WARRANTED FRESH AND oEsu,sT-

~ "hOLfnALE AND RkTl
Asfdrugts-white Giant
Ariiahote-Large Globe,
Besins-LarEe Lima; Small do;
Ned Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
Broad Windsor.
Sndp Bedns-Early yellow
Blk Weeks; do Mohawk; do Chi.
ma; do Valentine do; Halt Nc ON:
Refugee. 1000 TO one; Red Gran.
berry.
Beet-Eariy Blood TurnIp,
Rooted. do Yellow do do: Lopr
blood; White silesisn; French
Sugar; Mangel wurtrei.
Cape.
Cdbbd0e-Early York; Large
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do Bat.
tersea; do Oxheart; do vanack.
do Nonpareil: Fiat Dutch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
cd Savoy; Drumhead Savoy; RED
Dutch for Pickiing.
Cduilfotoer-Early and Late,
Ceisry-white soiid; RID do,
Cdrrof-Lops Orange; Early
Horn; Altringham; White Field,
Crcss-Curled or Psrpergrar,
Cucumber Early fram,: do
cluster; Long Gre n; Long @ reen
sonthsate; White spined; Cher,
kin.
Corr,E.rly Sugar; doTusea,
rora; do yellow.
Endfrs-orsen curled.
Egg Plant.
or Cole.
Leek-Large Scotch.
L,f'uce-Royai white Head
Ice Drumhead; white Co.'S
Brown Dutch; Curled India o,
raNa -
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SECOND SUPPLY
r, oF SPRiNG ASD $! MINER GOODS.

NALLNIiSE, Cit' NsHAW & Co bav. mi. "a, ,s,.,r.,
" by the steamers Roanoke and lary. addition
"a er Stock OF the newest styles % rd Goods
ladies' Gentlemen Mise Boys Servants EeSr VIII en-
been purchased In New York the lowest car p,e AMI
sold advance FOR cash. puneua cus.ones tsy
part a. follows '"'' "'e
Rieh Brccadr Plaid and Striped silks
Black Figured and Plain silks-All pricss
Pad and SIR ped IernannI and GrensdIne
Plain aud Figured BAreges and BARGE DE Lain,.
surer French Printed Jaconets nd OrgantieI
french, EnSlis' and American Lawns and Calico,
Embroidered Muslins Plaid md striped do
embroidered Robes and Brilantes, White and GAIA
Plain Chalys Chaly BArryes hrd De Irre
Gnsham,, all qualities. and Furniture print.
HdN and Furniture Dimiiy, anu bonnet Cord
ShemiEettes, Collars. slet We and Handkerchief,
Rich sud Medium Bonnet, Cap srd .-ck nIb,rJ
55aolts oent, rn.nr Boys, Mi.sss and CLirens Six
Thread. ana Cotton Hose and Half IInss '''N
BomhaEn- klpsca Canton Cloth and other n,,,,t c.I.
81 and o41able b-per al ''"s 'O0''
Table Cohs Napkins, Doyle, and Djspsys .u ,,t..,
Irish Linens. Linen Cambria and Kentinp
Ladies', GsnilemeD's, Row. Mses' ChIj,s,- Gt,-,.
Thread Lisl- sEiss aud Mul Laces Edginz "a
gsc,hei, CAmhue, Plsin and Checked sSiss Muslin
Cloths, Cassneres. Cashmeretts nd TWesd.
Eilk, satin, Valencia and MaTseiiies yestiDys
mnlIr ana fAtey, Coor,d, Plain and Pigued Drilling,
BED lickings, Paid Dome, tic and Cot-,naAes
hhaoe variety of Goods Tor boys heavy Fa-s,,
% atu ptIng' Buraps nd every variety Of cotton and
shrins', and Cotton OTnsburgs, &C. '"s'
. VALENTINE, CRHHsHIw A CO.
10 NO w, corner Broad OH and CapibI streets
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KENT, PAINE & KENT,
.postsrs Nh.icssie D~sts ln fyseixn ana Do.s,,
DIZZY GOODS,

No. II F6ruesrth sired, Riohnaond. si
SPHING TRADE, 1S54.-ws o reeeiyinr bv
steamer. and packets from eiagss, Liverpool
spring OF = ..7.g
BRITISH. FRkSCH, AND CARAVAN orr GOODS
Purchased the beat terms entirely for cash comprsns
splendid Of
arrivals from New Yo,k Boston Ne arc r.,
variety. $3.50
We prepared with large stock OF READY MADE
CLOTHING manufactured at home under supervon
the Atest aud style.
With stock unusually selected with Increased
facilities for doing business. aud with exeron part
the test trade that
invite the merchants Of Virginia. North carona
examine stock before purchasing With
will be sold they bought In any marss
In this country.
purpose Throughout the year and
pared to serve them. -
fs2S KENT PAINE Krsr
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100000 %SSaS HEE sl SE lssn5aS 5,f(J

IfDUCRH fEirEs " ''O'"iN" Al 6tEAIbY
J. d. GOODMAN will commence from this date N close ont t,
.,2s o. Ready Made Clothing In store greatly re-
gurrl ltitr l"T cash ouiyJ Tor hs poe % tsu ln
ben With large stock of Es Goods rhoissa s. Fv.
chan throughout e State sil this In mipdJ one Nd m
IRE respectfully Solcd 10 call examine foy .tst n
a more varied never Goods better up Ny k IL
complete cnpfing every article of Genemebs Wesying
p7r" ah Of the very latest stylct greater ~
The Goods will be sold j. % Gnnns1.s ''ni
=. 60, No l8i Main street, opposite Esge Poy.,e
~ HCloihng IN suits, Tor house out seryapts III
poriHniiy. Call and see - ''' e''A' oP
myip n :,
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I sss sss2 - ~

C,RRAr NoHTHEi,N MAIL. nUTE.REDgGT0N o.
QE FARE TO BALTIMORE AND PHLADELPMa.-o.
Aud amer Monday 18th instant through tickets to Batmor
aud Phadpha be obtained OF this Company over the
route, via Washington, the following terms, via .
To Baltimore,
=
which transit for sell and eaggaI
through Washington and Baltimore free OF any
ehnrrs daily lines between Phs
York. at rates varying from ~ to U.s. Tor eae
and lately for second class passe
gers. public be loss for cheap and eoorsah
trip 70 Mes York. ~, 49,, :,
Baltimore, without detrment to pIiyeSe
conferred BY them. -. =, :. ~
Oyycr R., r. 4 p. r. r. Co., -
ul.hra AuguH