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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

m faoe,nneS nave on band ormplete assor.
l NEXT Of BUILDING STONE taken I, ON tn.
,ara-. ma: the Little 'alis Rri.ixe on the Mary
aed side G inelndrns all lies, from email hu,d
ing - hssvy fcu adation Stone Curb, Plaexing Co.
pirc, &C., when they VII furnish g: the usua.
rates.
Ords'r lrft OF ths Store Fl Whestiey 4 Morrison.
Ea:er sbe I, Geo reo~n, or At George L. shrrid's,
Eai BIiis~, AZ s'rst or at the 90 .rries, g, nth
OF and mar the Little Pals Br'jy-, will meet VIII
p ompt st,.bticn
sep 7-hln WIHArLEv. sILsBY / co.
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PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING. AM
TIMING ---

'THe undersigned, having ad6ei a.sFitttng tc
l. their former business, are how prepared 10 Ok
ecuts all orders IN thst linz, In the cheapest, mce
e1le 'fcionr snd appYsy.d manner.
tLUMBIaG aud f1SNI ~ d,ne as bera.o'ors
tine ss.or nent Of STOVES, Tin aad Ehset Ire,
WARE cons sntiy on hsnd-
role sgsrts 70 the District far Maeare1or's pat.r
aOr AtR FURNACES heating Public building
Jhurrnes, Halls, Pr'va e r. si.nees. %
Also. Bankers d ,uLle sc ing FORCE PUMPS
Psrsons In wsn: Of any of tn, aeo,e art Gle vi
nn1 1t to their .avAntags to CALI u ere purcha
ing eis$w>ers.
s'sins them olives to rro.npt q Gu i'm II >,
"rd r. eDru'fei II them they most TRIP cffu1,
saliet ccn:ieuaEo~ IF thu + vora 90 iber .lly r..
slowed upon them by tn, II rmar pa,rcn, ~ IL
pubic In srnera FUkSB 4 co .LISS,
Nos $50 ana 81, Pa Az. cppoite Willards' ilo.e.
SOD S-am
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GAS LIGHT GAS LIGHT
THOMAS LEWIS,

intn STREET. between Penna svsnus snd street
(fsto doors abore hcGuiT.'s Auction STOREY
HAVING served = regular .pprentic-sh.p of owe,
IL five years at the 6ae Fitting busipssa a
IN one Of The largest estsoIb hmsnts in Phil -
sf.l. bit wo1'd respectfully inform the IN
ca'i1sra Of Washington ADD Georgetown 1kA
'hst ana prepa 81 t. ft up Dwsllt1gs, Churches
stores 10, In . neat and suhsta nt.al moneer al d
warranted net to leak
Il. l.. exc 1utss all kinds of iron Pipe Work, TO.
gas, stesn, and watst. at the shortest notice snd
on accommodating terms
Numsrous resersnces given II required.
SGD iS-lms
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"GLENWONU CEMETERY -

IHlS oesu'tful bur!sl p'u-e ri the c~sA having
L {use bern dedistsi with appropriate csrsnaoniss
nr tha pcrpnse 10 nov open for the reception Of The
rtnaine OF deorssed ferrous. z.V
The MAUeOLEUM has capacity for . huDdred
fodies. IN which such friends c T tbs dad - may
sppiv can place the Ssparsd until they select 100
eor the graves t4fE
The plan Of thu iuoosporstoYs is Of equality 10
csS1i - ths lot wit viii not hs put mp publicly
0r eals, ialth0ush they us.si!y hiring premium,
sble. fes
Usti an Office il stAs iish~d in tia city ~ Wash.
lDgton, spplic til ms vi be punctual'y xtt nded
70 Ct the pres, Office IN thu east wing the hud
ing n entering the Cemetery. 81 -
VA. 8. HUMPHREYS
n. B.-alenwood Is situated short distance dus
north Of the Capitol. suR ll-sm
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
6NIDER'a WINES
1T PHlLd DELPHIA

IO11N v. BNlDER, Dealer In Wines, 1t The
u former old established Hsne Ssors Of JACOB
GNzDHR, Jr. No. 10 Walnut street. four doors b
low Fourth street. where consumers will be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the most aceommc-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the I'm
portstioh OF FOREIGN WINES, Office No. 70 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he Is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation OF Vines
&C. from various houses In Europe, In quantities OF
single sep snd upwards; and also soicits for his
Bon. JOHN VAF1UAN sEIDER, the patronage Of
6As friends and former ctisto.lsrs
- All Wines ordered for Washington VIII Sc &C.
ivered by Express free Of freight. Jelly
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JOHN REESE,
- Pa0PRIhTOh or TIE
Eagle Plumbing and caS-FittiHs Dcrot

w oC1.o RESPECTFULLY call the sttsntksn It the
w c:tissns Of ashiagt n, Rso,g
town. and vtf,i:y t. the excellent ,ssor:.~
sent II 0oods IN his line, which he ha
en- hand AID Is dsiy reeeivog addition t. $Bx6A
Chandelicrs, Drop Lights, Brack~ts Pendsn.s,
and b in tevrry article connected with the Gss t.
ting bu~iness can be fouud ut his establishment
embracing all the qualities u b-suty. style, dura
bal ty and eh spness.
HIS plumbing department 4 b aces al articles IN
thst line, such Is ma, bio TIP wsshstsDds, Bath
tubs. hover Baths, and all the appendages psces-
ary for ihr pr sesusion IF that ranch o. his bus
nes. Work eonhied 10 him will 70, eivs prompt Al.
Tn ION. and IT'S sye-u.iou b. unsuPrssesd
EuuleYs and al others viii end Il 70 their ad
fantsyc bef,e ling risewh r.. 70 rail- AZ The
EAGLE DEPOT.
Corner o. P-pna. avenue and oh st.
sep Is colin
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

RA DR.. 0. MUNSON hss ftfNd up tn.
H9S house and office on Pennsylvania ave
W1D nue.. formerly occupied nv DR.. Hcm
phreys, aud Ia making TEErii on an es.
areiy new plan, with continuous gum-the rory in
psrsonation Of nature herself, only handsor,ar de
sired. Public Inspection respectfully solicited liz
u. owns tho pateut for the D c., Va, and n. c.
All departments in Dentistry attended to .od var
ranted to he done In the very beet msknss.
mar ll-lx
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FOE POOR AID LABoRIEa MEN.

GMALL BUILDING LOTS o. ID feet or more, IN
- various rarts OF tts City, and Gen g.town, At
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD 4 Co.
. BUILDING STONE
FOR sale. deliverable at the Can-l. OF Wharves In
Washington, 0eorgctown, or Alexandra.
"- LLOYD d co,
For s-le, large snd handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS LLOYD CO
18th street, OPP Treasury Department.
~ ~ 10
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LfOR all those Wishing to purchase sny article in
+ the wsy Of fine WATCu Es, rich aid fa.h.on-
abe Gold JEWELRY. pure sterlir & SILVE3WARE
lot our own nanufsctuer) &c. &C., to save f ON Is
% u per cent. BY calling at HOODS JEWELRY
STORE, Is he Ia Low resolving his Fall eupp'v OF
en-, goods, Will he will dispose Of at the lowest
New York city prices Pa avenue, betw.en ~ and
9Th streets, agn Of the large Spread Eagle.
36-- 70 ~ yn0p
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DoIsLARD.
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR.

lNVlNTUK VI THE UELEHKAT80 GOHBAMkK
V1NTILATIN0 WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACES.
10. 1T CHESTNUT STREET, opposite Ae Eate
Eassse, Philadelphia.
TNETRUCT1ONb 10 enable Ladies ara Gentlemen
i b measure their own hea Is Hith sectIraty:
Ios Wigs, Inches. Tcnpees scslps, Inch.
No. /. Tho round Of the No. I. Prom Nrebead to
head back "a far g
4. Prom 70 ehead bald.
over ths hssd to Z Over for.h cad o.
neck. IA. as required.
3. Prom ear to ear 3. Over me crown Of
over the head. the lead.
1. From ear 10 ear
round the fore
hnaA
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~ LOvE8.-Kid, black Silk, pfI h. Syshners,
VI lang, IEle Iblsad, and Sill 6 10 les TOT la
dies md g0ntlsmen, at BI iGE'S,
op IT, Wtllar L. Hotel,
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Il bought personally In Europa. aud iupor ted
by IRANCK TAYLOR.
eep -
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PRESERVING KETTLES.

A LAEGE ssrortnent Of Porcelain and bell metal
n PRESkRVIfH KETTLES have just ben re
csived, together with largn assortment of House
kespers Hard sare, ali of VII ch are offered on res
Jsonable terms by the subsc,iier.
jos. L. SAVAGE,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 18th ste.
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oRANaH Z ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
&W9 @ e

OhAN0k ! AkkAAQU6kd 6A416OAO.
&X % 81 5
The Cheapest, most Comfortable and En-.
peditiotls Route to the Waite Sulphur
Springs, Passing tie Alum, Warm and
Hot Syringe. c
A RRANGEMENTe hsvine besn mads With ths
"A owners Of the nsw and splendid steamer
GEORGE PAGE TO run between Alexandria and
with the trains on this, and the Washington BED
roads the following schedule viii take ee0t on and
after Thursisy, June LIST, 1854:
Train from Alcxaudria to Gordonsyfle, and In
Duke and Henry streets, 4 c'elcck . n, on ths
arrival of the Boat from Washington, esving ample
time for Breakfast on board, arriving at Gordon
s s T. N iSs Vssn c.asa s
koad, to Richmond, dhAfiottesTi.is, ..d staunton.
A Train from Gordonsville to Aiefsndia and im
termcdiste stations, viii leave Gordonsvfh q
II O'Clock, on the arrival Of the car; On tne
q hAlfp&st Z oelook-thus allowing time TO CONNECT
North, md fsr biprss On board the bosG
sdsts st.tions H Vii Ie.1e Eiessaeia a.iy, Gun
dkss e1ssftsd) st O'Clock ?. a, sfftvfAs ct War
' On Sunday Vim leave Il ssaoeI n.
mediate stations, will leave Wsrrcnton daily tStp
day excepted ct Q quarter before7 O'Clock n, ~
irving at Alexandra at hAlfpast O'Clock Q. a.
On sundAy VIII leave ut quarter pest u o'eiooA
xHEopaH TICKETS.
To Wsrrentop %
To
To Cha y
To
10 =
TO =
To view o.
To Middleburg. 2S
10 . ~
Round trip ticket to Warrenton, from satur-
dsys to Mondays..-............. 80
sPassengers Tor L1ray and New Market viii take
the train leaving Alexandra, at O'Clock O. M
on Tuesdays Thursdays, ant Saturdays, eonnecttnS
with the stages ct CaIpeper, O. 81.
>Passengers fer Lynchburg will take the train
leaving Alexandria at O'Clock, 9. n, on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting With ths
stages at Charlottesville.
N7-Passengers for the White Sulphur Spring.
Will take the train leaving Alexandra dflly, con
Meeting with the stages at staunton.
Freight Trains are running daily, Sunday 81
eertsd)
Per order: W. B. ERQCkETT, Agent
Alexandria, Va, May %. may SIT
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I,a,'s tABLEs, With l1s iliust stioa',
NJ vol L, nder, 1s;s-Sl
ncss: their arrangement, ~ Edssfa hr!hes,
iCid,-n. 1854 81 $50.
The Asrrss 81 scir.cs, ~ Q. W. fa'IoU, With d.
tu-tfst,f toe ... 49,
Adv.ntu--s O. Mr.. - d. nj an ercenttsb, and Of
his T. ie Dis IN London, viii rrE -.cIs ulattst ns,
Lordon, ls54-26e. tkAklk IAfLVk-
sug so
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b the secret obligations Of married life without
reading the POCKET EsCULAPIUs. Let no one
suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain in the side,
restless nights nervous feelings and the whole train
sic.an, Be another moment, without consulting the
AsCuLAPIUs. Have the married, CT those about
to DO married any impediment read this truly use.
full book, a. 1t hes been the means Of saving thouS
death.
A0-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CEETs
enclosed In Q letter, viii receive one copy Of this
work By mssl ave copies viii be cent for One Dol
lA1.
Address, fpost paid) DIR. WIN. YOUNG,
no. 162 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
n l8-1v
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IL HssdRsyp
i :s;!ss.y
y had
Ia Brists
70 Pise and spra~ iunAsr apd timber
e H Mhiss p'as e''rds sod NAS's
q Yellow pine tinbsr
% White pine and spruce timbsr
FOR NEW YORK.
Offers vii be received until IL O'Clock on the Sch
cf November ns1t.
olasss. Articles.
No. ! lies
z Gsesl
3 Iron ..-..
Hardware
6 Ship chandlery
Paints, oil and glass
Provtndef
Lime and cement
10 Bricks
II Gravel and sand
l2 Iron work, 10.
l3 TIMBER, lumter, 10.
IA stationery.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NAVAL ASYLUM.
Offers will be received until II O'Clock on the 9Th da1
Of November noxt.
Glasses. Articles.
No. Bricks and stone
Oak and pine lumber
Chandlety
Tools
lion
Stationery
Coke and wood
Sand and lime
Hay sad straw
~ Provender
Ii Files
~ etesl -.r...
IL hi oslsnsous.
ASYLUM.
No. l Clothing
Hat, bootr, shoes, e. "a.
ProvasioDs
Groceries
Dry goods
q Brad, 10. ''@.
Tobacco
Miscellaneous
Provsnder .....
10 Wood and charcoal
II Paints and oil
FOR WASHINGTON.
Oilers will be received until - O'Clock on the 10th
day # November next
Glasses. Article.
No. l Bficas
2 Stone
3 Pine timber
Lumber, DC.
5 Lime
6 Cement
Pig iron
. Iron, steel, nails, 10.
y Points. 40.
10 Ctandlety
IL Hardware
IL Statt,oery
13 Wood, 10.
Il Charcoal
Is Rand
10 Betting. 10.
II Leather hose
18 Hay and ftFaw
70 Frovende1.
FOR NORFOLK.
Offers win be received until IL O'Clock On the 10th
day Of Move mser next
Glasses Artieks.
Nc. l Bricks
Stone
3 Yellow pine and oak timber
White pine plank and boards
5 Cement
Iron spikes and hon nails
Steel
Copper, lead and xins
Q Paints, oils and glass
~ Ship chandlery
IL HARDWARE
- Files
la ess toasrJ
Ia slate
10 Charcoal
]S Gay
II Provender.
FOB PENSACOLA.
Offers will be received until II o'clock on the loth
day Of November next
Glasses. Articles.
No. Bricks
Pine lumber and timber
Oak and hard woed, timber, ard
lumber
White ami yellow pine, juniper and
cypress boards and lumber
-@ Lipte, Ae.
Cement
Iron ion p kas and nails
ae Paints, oila, gls 9, &c.
Q ete
10 Files
u Ship chaudlsry
l2 Hardware
= ID Copper, copper 4 comp ositien nails,
DC.
u etatio1ery
Is Iron Castings
16 Fuel
y Bsl'ing and packing
10 Hay
10 Proven der
20 Shells
81 Slate
% 0rsnite.
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TRAYELERs, DIRECTORY.

FOR MOUNT VERNON.
r. On TUESDAYS AND RIDArI-
! Yars rouna TIP o., asa Al....Aa.
rs cent? -1hs Tu0s C0LkfkR lsssss ws,hisg
os..s. .n i:.s. 5. cas:.si e - ssn
r.r-ons vishing the osschss vii issrs tAsir sssi
dese. With Gro. end Thos Parker.
tournaments CO the bat
FOB PIAYY POINT,
OLD POINT, 4 NORFOLK.
Ths Steamer os cIoLA lssvs
q Wealth. gtoa even sstprdsv uoeuins
81 O'clock, for the chow. usnei place. ksturniss
Ola Point Piney Point, and I'll tks ususl lsoaSnss
op the Potomac for paaeeugers
The Oensols win continue to run 10 EorSblk unts,
the lst of septembes.
iy N-a JAS. NTroasII. csps
POR BALTIMORE.
L. The Steamer oSCEoLA will 70
Z srms her sssuiar trips 10 Bait.
nc., "a T6xsnAY sosSIaa, tA' lits Instant q
R4turnius, lssy.s ssistusse svsy fEuRspAI
st e'slo.S :. u.--s.cpssas Ct LAsnssatcva, Ma.
o. AAfyts River, Nd, Eiussls sa4 oess kvR, ast
The sssA lsudiDss On he petonss.
UI-Sns jan StN;d sIiA Sebtse
wAsHIxaroH BRANCH RAILB0AD.
~ =
CHANGE OF H0Uka.
nN snd sftsr to day, The Trains stll lssvs nsltf
~ mora sor Wsshinsten dsily, sIospt Srsdaya
.: slz and o, snd end p y.
o. Sundays Of ~ ., snd 8 p u.
Viii leave Wsshtngtoa f0S belbucfs Of . An ~
"a. and q and , n.
On Sunday ct es n and , q.
IAREt
WssAineton % baltimore %
Do and fetufn....................... ~
d . pclis.........................,1 g
Do ~ rstufD ............................. "
J. n. DOME,
10 ~ Master Of TrsaapoftAttoo.
WARRINGTON 4 ALEXANDRIA Boats
L. FARE FIVE cENTs.-cAR-
RIA0ES AT LOW RATES
The etesmers GEO WASHINGTON and THoA
c0LLYER will on and sfter this dats, run st u
' ' SAMUEL GIbNxY,
ma, Sd Captains
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ROGER BROWN 4 co.,
MHOLHaALE DEALERS AIKPOR TERS OF
WINES AND LIQUORS.
No. $50 HIGH STREET,
(Ssts1ssn Eighth ank Ninth, north siks,)
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
loem NAOMI. foe 2S-lyl WHliAM WAILAm
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET KSCULAPIUS:
OR, EVERY ONl HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

The fntieth Edition, WIN
Ono hundred Engraving
showing Diseases snd Nal
formations Of the Human
System in every shape and
form. To which is added Q
Treatise on the Diseases of
Females, being Of the high
eat importance to married
people, or those oontem-
plating marriage. By
WIN. YONG, NJ. d.
Let no father be ashamed
10 present . copy Of the
ASCULAPIUS to his child
Il may save him from an
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
go New and secopd hand PIANOS Of
V"1Imy own and several oiber factories,
are always n Re had 1T my Pi no Ts;-Ieou,. on
llth strevt, between fenasylvsnia sy,nu- sad .
streek.
F., Old Pianos takep in exch: pge.
- Tuning also stt-Bdei 10
= 1s-Fa r.r &c REICHENBAoH.
=. PaEA:bw WY low psie q second hspd Psnos
~ rs, lt sals. aug N-soems
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PROPOSALS..
NAVY DBpAasnuL

sr HAyY DIPAAShxxL
FuHsu Of Yards add Docks, Sept q. 1854.
CEALID PRoP0sALa, sa4orssd "ProposAls fse
= Class Ne. 1t navy yssd," (nams
the class or css'ss end the ysfd vim b FseSsd st
this noe sor furnishins snd dslisszln q TIE ~
efsl navy yas0s tha matesiels and srclee emhesced
p Any Of The following ela sss ., noes particularly
dsscrih 10 printed scaedH to Be farnished, lpon
application, TO i0ca, dsdrny 10 sse 10 eoatrset Or
any Of The e asees psmsd thereto, yin:
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NOW Is THE TIME

eep 1s-d2ota2ewtNovl ~
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TIE Ckeapest, most Con!fortabls and En-
peditiots Route to the White Sulpkn
Springs, Passing tie Alum, Warm a'd
Hot Syringe. ere
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VII. DR.. McCLintock's Rheumatic Lsni.
Ment,

An infallible outward application for the relief Of
al rheumatie Or neufsigio pains sprains swedngs,
sth neck, stiffness Of the Joints, pains In the shout
1srs, bank, CT limb. 1t affords immediate lief
rom cholic and pains in the stomach aud abdomen.
- counter irrtant, 1t is invaluab in all casee
where an external stimulsnt 10 needed. Price fper
bottle) 80 cents
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fTvHa great experience and weltknown skill Of
i Prof MCClMfocx Il = sufacient guaranty 70 the
pablic that the following list Of Mediones, such -
have been constantly usAd IN his practice Tor the
las thirty ysara viii fully sus'sin By their effects
the valuable qualities attributed 70 than, and
pfovs 70 b The best Aedictass ever ofssea % the
o0Ai3N
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III. DR.. MeCEintock's Rheumatie Min-

For internal uss; purely vegetable combination
or the cure Of Rheumatism, Gout, and ali Neural
yic and Rheumatic Diseases This rem,dy Ia offered
With the utmost confidence II has been used most
extensively, and 10 nesr Specific for Rheuma ic
Diseases as the world has ever seen. Price FER bot
tie 80 centS.
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arising from defahgerient Of the liver, with symp-
toms such - Dizziness, Headache, Ringing In the
Ears yellow fured tongue pain in the right shoulder
sense Of fulness pain In the right side disordsre
stomach or bowels, deficient action of the Kidneys
clay colored stools 30. These Pills II taken in Ii:
ins1pient stages Of Rilious and fell6v or Other
Fevsrs, will generally ward OF the attack. Pho.
rs cents Per box.
The sbeve Medicines may Be procured Of all the
principal Druggists and Apotheearies In this Dis
trict, md Of J. l. HKNsHAw, Agent, Washington.
sep ls-eR
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-02-17
NOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN THAT A

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN Petition will be presented to the Commissioners
OF Belmont County their March Term to alter the
location OF the State Road running from Morristown
Creek to Barnesve, said alteration TO commence
east of Robert Plummers at the most suitable point
to pass under the Central Ohio Rail Road, and from
there on the most practicable route to Barnesvile so
as 10 avoid all other crossings over or under said
Rail Rroad and that the Graded road from the Flats
of Grave creek--be madeo connect with said altera
ton and altered it, said alteration to terminate at
or near Thes. PaTkers. Feb. g. 1854 nd.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-02-17
JAMES p. TANNER,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Roots, Shoes sBonnets a. Leather,

No. So Weed Street, bstpssn Third & FOmrth,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
NAKEs Measure in again calling the attention of his
l. oustmers and country merchants generally, TO his
very splendid of Hsos, Shoes Bonnets and Leah
En- suitable for Fail aud Winter at Consisting of
$500 cases. aud embracing every style aud variety Of
Mens Coarse Kip Calf Russian Leather and Hungarian
Roots Montereys Wellingtons, Brogans, sc. &e, Also
Ladies' Misses Boys, Youths Chiidren's boots, shoes,
Psrisians, Jenny l.inds, Eurekas, &c, silk, Velvet,
Leghorn aud Straw Bonnets for Fall and Winter Sales
NEW YORK SOLE LEATHER.
The above comprises one the largest stocks 90 lie
found west ofthe Mountains, purchased RON the New
England Manufactures direct, and will be sold at New
York and Philadelphia pricss,
Purchasers in want of any Of the above described
goods, will please call and examine before buying.
August 20, l5S3-3m.
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STATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUNTY IS =.
Court Of common pleas.---Petton.-.-N NATHAN
PATTERSON, plaintiff, VS.. THOMAS TURTLE defend.
ant.
The defendant Thomas Turtle will take potice
that on the 25th, day Of January a. d. 1854. The
plaintiff Nathan Patterson filed his petition in the
Court Of Common pleas within and Tor said County
OF Belmont and State Of Ohio setting forth that the
said defendant Thomas Turtle is Justly Indebted to-
him in the OF Sl7.34 with interest from the 18th
day Of November A. ID. 1853. Said sum being due
sold and delivered by the planifflto the defendant
And that the defendant is required to answer said
petition on or before the 9th day of May next. And
in default o seidanswer the said plaintiff will at the
Term Of said Court next ensuing the said 9Th day of
May A, d. 1854 ask Judgment for said sum OF
money with interest thereon as aforesaid that the
property Of the defendant has been attached in this
case.
PETER TALLMAN,
49,, Au'y for pl'f
J. H. IIEArcN Clerk, Sd 1854. 6w.
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GOODS.-The Western vir

DREMIUM GOODS.-The Western Vir-
pinia Agrie cultural Fair. held on Wheeling Island
sent l4h 18th and 10th, arded to Premiums md
a Diploma for thefoowing Goods:
Isl For the best and dress silks
ed. (" f" Finest French work embroideries.
Sd. ~ Best and largest variety OF dress silks.
and d poma the silks and pain.
ted party have lots Of other rich
silks plain bro chameleon, Ae and ofevery
equally rich aud could not
he presented for want of room atths Fair.
Also choice variety of Mckee and Robsrtson's make
Of Cassieres Persian Cloths, Yarns, &c. OF the hest
premium quality, 10 which we invite yonr attention.
Don't the place goods kept.
STONE THOMAS,
sep3ol Bee 'Hvestsre, Main ST., Wheeling.
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vI'HE STATE OF OHIO BELMoNT

II County, 81; Court OF Common Pleas, po,iee in
a,taehmen,.--RonsRr Nuts, Plaintiff vs. TmoAas
TuRTLF, Defendant,
The Defendant Thomas Turtle, Is hereby no,iaed
lhat on the 3ls, day of January, d. Is5I Petiton
wa. mied IN said eouit by said Robert Mills ains The
sara homas iurIe te object aud prayer of which is
to collect debt owing by said defendant to said
on an account FOR goods sold aud by the pInn
IN TO aud for the defendant And tha, the propertv of
the defendant has been attached In this case hm due
$780, IS with interest from the 10Th, day of June n
is53 The said do fendant is hereby Teuuired 10
or demur TO said Petition before the lst day M
April d. 1854 or said Petition will he taken as t,,e &
confessed, aud Judgment rendered thereon accodn.iv
DAVENPORT a ClARI IEsWO ORIn'
Alry, for prH.
Jons II. HEAroS, Clerk. Feb. I'd, lsSI 0w