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Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28
Destruction of the Wheeling Suspension
Bridge.

The Wheeling InteUigeacer of Thursday last
gives the following particulars III regard to the
destruction of the suspension bridge, which has
been previously announced:
During the forenoon Of yesterday, high
storm of wind prevailed, which, towards noon,
| increased to almost a hurricane along the valley
of the river, breaking vessels at their moorings
and causing great devastation. About clock,
| we walked up towards the suspension bridge,
and went upon it, intending to take a walk
| across it for peasure; as we have frequently
done, enjoying the cool breeze and the undu-
lating motion of the bridge.
I'VE discovered that one of the guys, or
small iron cables extending from the flooring
| 10 the wall near the base of the east abutment,
was broken from its fastenings, and several of
the stones wrenched apart About hundred
yards further on, we saw that one, and only one,
of the suspenders to which the floor is swung
was broken.
! These were but slight damages, but as we
had never before seen the bridge affected even
to this extent by gales and as it began to sway
violently, we thought it prudent to retrace our
/ steps. We had been off the flooring only two
minutes. and were on Main street, when we saw
persons running towards the river bank we
followed just in time to see the whole structure
Of cables and flooring heaving and dashing
with tremendous force
:. For few moments we watched it with
breathless anxiety, langing like ship in the
storm. At one time it rose TO nearly the height
ofthe towers then fell, and twisted and writhed,
and was dashed almost bottom upward. AT last
there seemed to he determined twist along the
entire span, about one half Of the flooring being
nearly reversed and down went the immense
structure from its dizzy height to the stream
below, with an appalling crash and roar. Nearly
the entire structure struck the water at The
same instant, dashing up an unbroken column
Of foam across the river, to the height of at least
forty feet!
@Amid the confusion Of the wreck, we cannot
accurately estimate the extent of the damage
All the cables, except two on the north side,
are torn from the towers. On the south side,
all the cables except one small one are torn
from their anchorage in the heavy masonry on
Main street, and with such violence were they
jerkel from this piece OF masonry, that one |
stone, weighing about l,50O pounds, was
thrown a distance of some feet.
THE large iron gate, at this end Of the bridge,
was shivered TO atoms, and the dollhouse com
pletely demolished, MIR. James Bell, the toll.
keeper, making narrow escape with his life
On the island, at the west end of the bridge,
we learn that but one cable broke from the
anchorage. The entire wood work lies in the
river and on the shores. The cables also
stretch across the river, sunk to the bottom.
So far as we can discover, only two of the ca
bles snapped asunder and that on the outside
of the towers, the rest OF the breakage being
at their connexions with the anchors"
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28

THE CHNcHA ISLANDS s--The United States
sloop-of.war 81, Mary's Captain Bailey, recently
paid visit 10 the Chiucha islands. Capt. Baileys
object in gong was 10 inquire into, and remedy,
il possible, the many abuses TO which masters OF
vessels have been for lons.;ime subjected by the
government officials at the islands.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28

Nsy~ O. III p. STEsi, is our authorized agent
for collecting accounts due this office, and for OBJ
ing new subscribers in Virginia.
Zzg- GEORGE w. MEARsoN is our authorized
agent 10 receive subscriptions and advertisements
In Washington, Georgetown and Alexandra.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28

THE ROCHESTER ADVERTISER expresses its
appreciation of Senator Douglass proposition to
inquire into the expedencv Of recognizing the
independence of Dominica and the opening with
that republic of Diplomatic relations iHtal
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28

TO DE CONTINUED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

POOR FAMILIES TURNED IsrO THE STREET.
Al II o'clock yesterday while the above conhsgrs
ton raging another fire broke outin the large brick and
frame building, No II Pear It., occupied by Francis Ilonely,
as livery stable The fremen who were engaged at the
Other FIRE did moi arrive TIE ground Until the slbe was
entirely de roycd There sbou, xt horses ia the
stable al the time but they werh u got out by L. Snoi
ercss OF the First Ward Police and they we're lder hs
command Tie fire soon communicated to the adjoining
brick front dwelling houses Nos 10 and r. owned by Ms
see,ey, and occupied BY number OF poor families The
frmen got 10 work within few minutes after their arrival
but before they could subdle the flames tie upper stories
Of these buildings destroyed The police and f-een
exrted Themselves yey hard to tie furniture and
clothing Of the poor people who driven forth at9 the
street
The Battery srewn with furniture and household ar
ces among which WON n and children lying in the
creates, sIfs The ais keen ard the wind il biz
m the Iortl piercing in the extreme, AMI calculated
to make even the most hardy person shulder
IL sIsgrass brcLe open the store No Pearl T., which
uIocouped ard Put all the families who had been
turned cut by the fire. therein Fires were kadled in the
stoves AID the unfortunate persons rendered e comfortable
q possible
The les the stable il about jc0 Loss on buildings
Nos 10 and l2, about $4,000 Insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
FIRES SATURDAY MORNING.

About twenty minute, past three o'clock Satur
dcy norniry FIRE toke on; in the porter hose No
Esexst, occupied by George Deboid The building and
soc nearly destroyed Mr Debold was insured for
sOo in tie Broadway Insurance Company tn. fire CON
uticat-d to the roof Of the adjoining baillng No H.
which was burned of before the renen could exiDgush he
Hence. Charles Woehsle tinnan, living in the basement
Of No Had his stock much damaged by insured
FOR stoc IN the Mohawk Valley Insurance Company The
building vas not injured The origin of the ire could
Rot be ascertained.
About l. clock on Saturday raorning .o broke on.
in the old frame building No g Bdigost occupied by
Mr. Barney as storage place ior olrags junk g. The
fenen ,oon extinguished the flames. Damage chiefly by
water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

TIE WEATHER. IN BOSTON.

BosrON, Jan % lsJ
1ls morning in State st, at O'Clock the thermometer
stood NJ ur dtgrots below the NH Dam at ten
below and at the same point the Cunard Wharf at
East Ioson there has been but Little variation from hess
points during tie day. which has been tie codos OF The
season All tic ferry boats are delayed by floating ice.
large feds Of which impede the navigation OF the harbor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
STILL ANOTHER FIRE.

About :. O'clock ye:terday morning fire occurred in
TIE fent!4 of MOy Bell No. Sc CANA but
BY tie tuely arrival Of the fremsn it soon extin.
guisLcd Tie fro is supposed have been the work Of
scne mcresn. who ne. Cd 9 premises trou "a the rear
ofthe store Damage slight The loss Is fully covered By
Insurance.
Several alarms Of FIRE sounded during yesterday By
tie City Hall and other bells bu, hey proved be false
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

About .och YESTERDAY mora ug fire was discovered
t4.1s cut Of tic lowe pax. Of Aouse tde Of
E'rssl and Cout's, which found had nat, IN
tie money dEavortle ace be ng occnpi-i porter
house Tic drawer contained OK Of i-i-r al.. as.
vl.b.t ,s.4 i-u.el w. rts Il- b.. s s.s.
sea ID ..--... el4.-. damage v-s--ng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
tEyrRy STREET.

The uppsr portion of the brick building No. ~ Cerrs
St, occupied by Paul Henry porter house and dwelling
was considerably damaged
The flames communicated - the range o! diaP ied
two story shGntes Nos 30 A. a. g. lower parts Oc
cupied by Daniel Luny. second hand colh,r Ps'rck
HtIly ror.tr house widow Herne, crcke-y store Mrs
L.ery boot ard shoe second story ball BY
Mr. Park Gsrrick. These shsuiies bang very old aud
dry were soon converted into heap Of ashes
The Sixth Ward Hotel large three story brick building
on lie conner Of Centre ard Duane fire several
time. lu owing T. TIE exertons Of the hremen 10 mate
rial damage was done.
No g. occupied h L. ;. GlTr:, watch mak,r, was
greatly damaged BY water
AID iSsCR,NCrS.
Tie loss Of Messrs Peter Morris x Co, canno. az pres
p be estimated The firm had the most extensive asor,
.pt Of wheel patterns in Tie United STATES all OF which
were dts;royed These patterns, which were al - rmua
ton Of yer ifty years cost upward Of $4,000 arse
amount OF machinery. in finished and unfinished state
was DESTROYED Among the finished machinery were two
Leistng engines worth sl,COO each Two os,illatiuy
encines worth n their shed state al the tine OF tae
fire $50 each were also s. The machinery a;hos, y,
telorciug TO the foundry ontr,ly destroyed This
firm succeeded Robert Mcqueen who butt the place up
Tie Columbian Foundry has been ia o.T,raton over fifty
veas add was one Of the oldest Establishments il the Cry
Of tie nd Nessis Morris Co. insured in the fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
BILLS or MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following returns for The
FoURTH WICK Of the present year:
WEEKLY REroRT DEATHS Cry AND COUNTY
NEw-So from y1Hra,Y p 10 JIHldTb %. 1854
kEs 62-Wo.Es e0-Boys l4GIKLs IT,. Total, f41.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

- ItUMA- n NV NM NIrs iLspeeEOf
City Irsr eetor's oEee, Jsn. e. 1884
This report shows very large decrease from he $40 Of
previous week Small PIX goes down from 4. to 90 coo
sumrtcn from CO to s measles from q to H. There
wee 90 under 10 this week against 81 -s decrease
Of Is.
We make the following comparisons witt the correspond
- fa-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
MORE DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

ccsfueRi1ots ~ The FIRST AND snA WARDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
LOSS 5000 600

NEARLY = BLOCK DESTROYED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

4 Hundred Poor Families in the Streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

4 HUNDRED MECHANICS CUT OF WORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

Tie hrd door Of the foundry buildings occupied by
Iessrs Turner LLno * Morris glasscutters This firm
estimate tLe loss at fr,m $4,000 to $4,000 Tho ma
chir,ry for curg glass. consisting Of imported stone
which It Is i ut to rep,ac destroyed This firm Is
in urod as follows
A,g Ius 90 ........S' ga Psaiic ns Cc.......$20O
raniton L CC..... CO. Lenot ils Go ....... 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

sseasf
Mag azine.:
80 sssfss
sE French 2 4.
. residence. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

ess..'ss........- -'''''' '''.'''''''
ASTORIA TURNPIKE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

%
cuI led 10y Nr Z d Drant manufa urorof clocks NJ Is
e.r a,es hs loss az but &. insured $1,000 in the
Nortlwts,un Insurance Company $1,000 il the Suy-
ve,ant Insurance CoTrou! 5000 the Peopos Insur
ance Company Il King md go, in another Company
Loss Of jams uch about zoo insured 8 200 N the
Conn Crcial II man Company. Mr.. Lynch only few
DAYS age pur has,i 1850 worth u Austrian co,per c,ip
but f,ruua'ey tley rot injured bin, n he ,el.r
Los Of Vim Moore about 81 500; injured
Loss Of Mr.. Durnct $1,000. no Insurance
Loss of ,r Muller $1,000. fully injured
Loss Of ,ir A.bus, 500 No Insurance
Lees OF j Hairy, sl0Co Partially insured
Lose OF + her Door 81 600 No insurance
Loss of Richard Seely, 5000. n INSURANCE
Les of 4. BcL,c $500. Insured $1,000
Loss OF George Stone stock furniture. g., $500 ID
surcd SSrO n tho Hogtry Insurance 90.
Ioss Of Or. PIet,lfc abou SEQ. Insured s.,oCo
TIE buildings No. 81 and 81 Pearl - owned hy Nr
Robert Boyd damaged to The amount Of obou; 5000
each Insured or $1,000 in tie Grocers Insuran e Co.
Mr. Robert ro,d sustained 2 .oas OF 500 on So g.
No insurance
Mr. James Dcnalds oss Is aAcu; 500 Insured 900
in Re Nu:r'l Issuance Go OF Albany
alr faLi Henry stan, lois Of al u. $500 In-r-l
so in IT, Broadway Iusuranco Co
Ia,rck H,nry los. abogt $500 Insured c5.) Ia the
Broadway lTsararceCo
Mr Pairck Cer'ck sustained log cf -,oE. 5000. Ia
surd 81 800 IN the Lori lard lns9,l4o. c.
The losss Of the occupants Of the shln.-es about
s3oc each No insurance
Tie los falls heaviest upon tie many poor families who
were render, Iness besids having lost very nearly al
the r housoholI goods Many OF the families residing in
tie vicinity Of tie corHagraion ed from their dwellings
the deed hour q night with the thermometer rauyns q
sixteen degree above The atmos here utcu cy
cold and the wind blew with such force curry tho
burning oirders ard sparks ds.arce ossve!,i blocks
Genre q: from Chambers - pcsrlt and tho o'hor
streets abou; the FIRE filed with ice several oi the
hydyan,s up ana the hose beca 50 SIN tia.
il could not he used Tie femen deserving OF great
or, dit for their unceasng exortion5 until the fir, far
iuhdued that no danger was to be apl rehendei
While the IRE was raging on Saturday night in Duane,
Centre and Iesriss large number OF young thieves col
ectcd there to practice their profession The police
on the ook for them and before daylight captured
about GtceD whom they caught in tho az, Of stealth,
clothng and su,h other mOyabls they found posed
They were taken before Justice Osborne who committed
them all TO he City Prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

queens cor -A> pRfw CARSEr, being duly
ShIIyc-Sa.s AIT lie was II the employ OF Erasmus
French. tie 9Th OF January ls5i, and a. yvo in tb
slV, which Tie explosion took pisce that he vas In
tie &c, Fl sc,vng down the li of Of the bo1es in
Which tie cartridges were placed add the bench No
O. Iulose Of cling Il srease Asi put upon the
csfiiite,s saw ra,h, - though some powder Lad
been drown IN ho lsmp from tie lanpit Communicated
90 ftr n f,t poInds II powder tln laying open on
ne btitb Co. which tie lamp sl0ol .hs powder
one "om d. ,s,riasss wh'.c ne s'al-i lai
= ,'n ~ ,i 81 '.sr te r'F'.r l-i
... r.l
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
NEV AND Splendid GOODS +!

UTILLIAM MOULDER has Just reMr-
ned from Baltimore and Plnladel phla,
and now opening beautiful assortment
oC SDring and hammer Goods, embra-
eng every variety in Market.
All Wool de .ains, all colors, al 80 cts.
per ward plain plaid and 6g'd berages
from % cts. up; berage de lains from o
cts. up; lawns from 6 cts. up to the finest
french, all shades and styles plain and
fancy challie, very superior; plain plaid
and ig'd silk tissues, plain and plaid silks,
black silks, plaid silk poplins, french and
american ginghams, plaid and fg'd chal-
lie, berages, new styles, calicoes from 6
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
Me " STOR +.

jli!l ESubscriber having leased the Brick
\ Store on German street, formerly or-
cupied by Robert G.. Harper, and having
just returned from the Northern Cities
with very extensive Stock of Spring and
Summer Goods, selected with great care,
which lie has now open and ready for
examination by the ladies and gentlemen
of Shepherdslown and adjoining neigh
borhood. He is determined to make
Quick SAFES and Short Prof's. The
following is list of portion Of his stock:
Dress Goods,
Fancy Silks, Plaid do. Black do, Grape
Finish Berage, satin plaid do, black and
white do, fancy plaid do, solid coIored
de lanes, fancy de lanes, plaid DO, en-
broi1ereG SWISS, fancy french lawn, plaid
and dotted swiss musins, plain and plaid
cambria, english and American prints OF
every style, fancy kid gloves, white do,
silk and cotton do, white, black ana lead
coorcd hose, dress trimmings, ribbons.
Iaces, edgings and nsertings, velvet rib
bon, gilt edged velvet buttons, B0HnefS
of every description.
GENTLEMENiS WEAR.
Super black french cloth, olive and green
do, black doe skin cashmere, fancy do,
black Italian cloth, silk velvet, satin, buff
and white shapes, versailles vest patterns
fancy silk neck ties, silk and linen cravats
black, white and fancy kid gloves, drab
beaver hats, black silk do, canton, leg,
horn and cuban do.
GROCERIES.
n. 0. Sugar, Molasses, Rio Coffee, Rice,
Pepper and AlIspice. AIso--GboW 1900
ponds Of Country Cared BACON.
The above embraces very small por
ton of his stock Of goods Now on hand,
and all he asks is for one and all 10 call
and examine, as he is determined to sell.
Ills Terms is cash, or TO men who are
responsible 4 credit of twelve months will
be given. JOHN ~ LOCK.
Shepherdsown, April 8, 1854. 20-,T
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
" cAAing Presents.

NANFIELD, BRO. 81 CO., 800 Balti,
y more street, are prepared TO furnish
UeddiHg Presents of the most elegant
character, such rs Diamond and Pearl
Jewelry, richly chased Silver Pitchers,
Cream Pots, Tea and Coffee Sets, Pastry,
Ice Cream, Fish, cake and pudding
Knives, Salt Cellars, Napkin Rings,
Dessert Knives, heavy Spoons and Forks,
splendid Gold WATCHES, some of which
have cases set with Diamonds, Pearls,
EmeraIds, &c.
c., b. 81 Co. being direct importers
and manufacturers, can offer great induce
ments TO purchasers, call and examine the
above. Corner Of baltimore and Charles
streets. Nov. 20
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24

T AM receiving very large and well Sc
llected Stock of Domestics, and name in
part the following: Brown cottons from
81 cts. up, very fine Bleached cottons
from 81 cts. up, very fine ; Plaid and
striped cottons, very cheap and good pat
terms Heavy Osnaburgs "a rs and A
wide Twilled OsnaburgS for servants
pants Calicoes from 6! cts. up; Nous
lains low priced ; Burlaps Linen, &c.
l.. G.. HESKITT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS !
CANFIELD, BROTHER G CO.,

229 Baitimorc ST., Corner Of Charles,
1 RE noN openinga NgniFcfnf Stock
X 0T .IHU' GOOUS, such as Amer
can. English> German and French Jewel
". in fun sets ard single pieces. Best
quality Gold Watches, VIZ: English be-
yerS: skeleton do: DHpleN; Anchor Is
opponent: I.epineS, some very small l"G
ladies, sci with diamonds and pearls Gle
ganlly cnamelIed; Independents and quar-
ter second Watches Hunting. Is CARAT
cold. Watches in every variety.
Rich Chain Vases, from Paris and Ores
den. French and Spanish Fans. Silver,
gold, ivory. p5a: aad leather Card Cases;
do do do Port Monnies. Elegant g,t
and hrouzed Clocks, with Candelabras.
.4ijaia Ume-Spoons, Forks, Ladies',
Butter Knives, &C., of the best quality.
Plated Tea and Coffee Sets. Casior>.
Walters, Cake Baskets, Vegetable Dishes,
Tureens, &c. &c.
Tortoise Shell Combs, new styles;
English and American Table Cutlery,
Pen Knives; Scissors, RazorS, Sporting
Knives Music Boxes, ,, 3, 4, and 5
airs; Jewellers Scales and Weights, &c,
&c.
Watch Makers Tools and Materials
complete assortment of Dentist Files.
c., b. & Co.. offer to the trade the
above goods upon the very best terms,
Call and examine.
November 26, 1863. 1--ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24

Elegant Presents for Strangers.
IiANFlELD. BROTHER g. CO., 229
Il Baltimore Street, offer to strangers
visiting Baltimore the largest assortment
of SPLENDID GOLD WATCHES,
rich Jewelry, Solid Silver Ware, Clocks,
Albala Ware, Pistols, Revovers, Brace
lets, Rings, &C., to be found in this city,
and prices the very lowest. Call and eN-
anime.
November DC, 1853. l--ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
GROCERIES.
MEDICINES.

JUST received fresh supply of DR.. ].
y S. Roses Celebrated Family Medicines.
ErpecioraH or Cough Syrup, for Colds,
Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Bronche-
lis, and all Lung diseases. SorsaparWa
Compound, for all Skin diseases, and Pu-
rifying the Blood. Cmminaiire BaIsam.
for Bowe! Complains. .4ifcraiirc or
Family Pills, for Liver Complaints, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion. Sour Stomach and
Cosriveness. Goldcn Pills, for Falling
of the Womb, Female Weakness, DcbiIi-
ly and Relaxation. Female Pills, a val
liable remedy for Female Complaints, SUI
perior 10 Hooper's Pills. Rheumatic
Compound, an internal remedy for Rhu-
malism, either Acute or Chronic. DyS,
pepHc Compound, a sure cure for Dys-
pcpsia. Hair Tonic, TO prevent Badness
and make the hair soft and lustrous, high
ly recommended by the late Or. Physeck.
CHARLES HARPER, Agent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
Jcwclry Mandatory
,NFIELD, BRO. d CO.

VANFIELD, BKU. d CUN
No. 220 BALTIMORE STREET,
Having completed their arrangements for
manufacturing Jc'celyy on more exIen-
sive scale, under their own supervision
parties may rely or getting their work
done in the most durable and fashionable
style, AT short notice and at reasonable
prices.
November PC, 1853. Ivy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
SPRING s SUMNER GOODS.

J0IIE undersigned has just returned from
( market with we'll selected Stock of
Goods, suitable for the season, which he
offers to his old customers and the public
generally as low as they can be found
this side of Baltimore, for the cash, or to
punctual dealers on credit of twelve
months. J. ii. McENDREE.
May 6, 1854. 24-f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
GREAT BARGAINS! =.
NEW GOODS
JAMES L. TOWNER

'ItH.7AhF|L for Tie liberal patronage
X heretofore extended
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
A FRESH STOCK OF DRUGS, sc.

A MONG which will be found: Nerve
Il and Bone Linament, for the cure OF
Rheumatism, Sprains, Burns or Scads
Extract Logwood, Ayre's Cherry Pecto-
raj, Jayne's ExPectorant, McAllster Oint-
ment, Pain Killer, Essence Coffee,
Swalm's Panacea. African Pepper, Rush
ton, Clark & Co.'S. Cod Liver Oil, Per-
cushion Caps, Split and Ribbed, Pain
brushes, assorted sizes, White-wash brush
es Window Glass, 8 by 10, 10 by II, ~
by IS, White Lead, superior quality, ia
pan and Copal Varnish, Linseed Oil,
Spirits Turpentine, ETHEREAL Oil, superior
quality, Soda and Water Crackers and
fresh Putty, for sale by
CHARLES HARPER, Agenf,
For L. G.. BUCKLES.
November &c, 1853 l---G
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
EMBROlDERlES.

Collars, new styles, handk'fs, sleeves,
cuffs, swiss and cambria edgings and in,
servings, thread and linen edgings. have
also handsome supply Of Fancy Goods,
Trimmings, bonnet and cap ribbons, lace,
fringes, black and blue silk wells, port
monies, fancy silk buttons, fans Of all
kinds, silk mitls, sleeve bands, dress pro-
1eclnrs &r
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
White Goods.

Plain and dotted swiss muslins, Jaconett,
cambria, bard musIns, curtain musIins,
linen cambria, bishop and victorie lawns,
bird eye diaper, Russia diaper, wash nett,
white and cold illusions, white and black
cnUEsh crane
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-24
GOLD WATCHES.

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NANFIELD, BROTHER q. CO., 229
| BALTIMORE STREET, arc now opening
an extensive stock OF superior COIN
UHI'CHFS, the best ever imported into
this city. We name some of the best
makers:
Jules Jungerson, of Copenhagen.
+. B. Adams d Sons, London.
h. Perry, do.
David Taylor, do.
Josh. Johnson, 25 Church street Liver
pool
John Harrison, Liverpool.
Thomas Blundel, do.
NJ. J. Tobias g. Co., do.
Rob't RoskelI, do.
Cascd in Is carat Gold, and every "a
ricty Of styles, which we offer al Whole
sale and Retail, upon the very best terms
November 20, 1853. l-ly