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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COZ. WOODS
GRAND MUSEUM

LI+TIN C W ON d E r S
yNT I'LL com mence In TheeliIs on VI onduy, April
wv 1Oth, for few!hays att
iORNBROOK'S NEW BUILDINGS,
6 on MAIN BETWEEN MONROE
Hours Nh biu.: fIOn 10 10 from to
AMI 'IOnI : iii % r.
Consisting OF the Ouwng most extraordinary persons
MISS RICHARDSON,
weighing seven hundred aud sixty four pounds.
MRS. BRIGGS.
~ III. iy 81 inches high aI mother OF Children
'LLIruTIAN BIN.
&c inches i@h. years od ond weighs less tanS pounds
Also the great
SWISS WARBLER.
Forming OnGn tie most wonder Iu exhibitors in the
woilu
NJ admission % GEMS Clldren 10 cents.
APPS
PROPOSALS
nv ILL be eCeivrd by the undersigned until Saturday
w evening. The 10th inst. ~ O'Clock, for building
public school house for the Sd Ward public school, lot
No l. square No. 81, at the corner OF sixth aud Quincy
streets, according the plan aud specifications to be
at the book store of J. H. Thompson.
T.. X. BARTLESOS,1
t-..f J. THOMPSON, Trustees
Hrif J. G.. METCALF J
ROOMS TO LET.
TWO or three Gentlemen and Ladies con be- accOmmo
dated with rOLt and boa dug at No. 1870 Main
street, Wheeling, Va, lew doors below the MonIo
House.
Also, some day boarders can he accommodated.
Enquire Of
apIidIw d. McBRIAR.
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argument, you asserted thnt what had said was
iaise. now call upon you TO retract this aSser-
ton, or make the expla nation due from one gentle
man 10 another"
am not able to regard this in the light of
challenge, and am confident that il was not so
considered by Mr.. Breckenridge in his reply OF the
same date.
To enable me, however, TO speak with certainty
on this point,.I wish to confer with my principal,
and will apprse you of the result OF that confer
ence tomorrow morning.
have the honor 10 be, your most o6edIen
servant, JAS. MONROE.
[Endtr;edl Correct, T. T. Hawkins.
NO. X.
COLONEL MONROE TO COLONEL HAWKINS.
Washington, Mach 30, 1853
Col. 4. T. Hawkins.
SRI have the honor TO apprse You that on
conferrng with my principal, am authorized 10
say lha: tile view taken by me of Mr.. Cuttings
original note expressed, in my note 10 you last
evening, is correct.
have the honor to be, your obedient servant,
JAS. MONROE.
IEndorsedl Correct. #. 7. Hawkins.
COL. HAWKINS TO COT. MONROE.
Washington, March 30-2 O'Clock.
Col Jas. Monroe
that neither the Hon. Mr. Cutting nor yourself
considers his original note challenge TO Mr..
breckenridge, but merely n demand for verbal ex-
PLANTATION OF language used in debate, have mere
ly 10 refer you 20 Mr.. Breckenridge's note 10 Mr.
Cutting of the oath of March.
remain. with assurances of high esteem, your
obedient servant, II. Il. HAWKINS.
| [Endorsedl Correct T. Il. Haw kins.
COLONEL MONROE To COLONEL HAWKINS.
Washington. Matcli so. 1854.
Col r. T. Hawkins
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Removal.

inh subscriber has removed his large and sne,,d;
st9Gk OF tashlnnabe Hats and Caps, the Union Ha
puIug NO %, recently occuhied by John Elliott n Nv
uoors south OF the North Western Rank -"
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The Cutting aud Breckenridge Difficulty.
The recent ERECTING Correspondence brtrern those
Gentiemen-Ths Arrane ements for 1t Duel
Final Settlement Of the Dispute, SC.
AS might be expected, the telegraphic synopsis
which has been given of the Cutting and Brecken-
ridge correspondence, has led to the publicat ton
of that correspondence itself. 1t is as iollows:-
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COT. MONROE no col. HAWKINS.

[Endorsedl Correct. Il. Y. Hawkins.
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BowERY TnEATRE.-This establishment uuAsu
the careful management Of Mr. Waldron Is dciaG
well. The juoicious dramatic and other selectieas
of Mr.. Wemyss seem TO give the utmost satisa IL
TO the frequenten of the B0wery. Tonight MA
Marie Duret will appear in four characters Mr.. g,
Pope win also appear in the character Of Rolia II
the play Of "Pizsrro" Madame Olinza win q usual
mske her ascension on the tight rope.
EIBLo's GARDEN.-Mr. Burton and his compeay
who were received on the first night Of their pei
Torrance with enthusiastic cheers, are announced
TO appear tonight in two pieces: the first IL SPos
Pnhcoddy," With Burton In his inimitsble chazas.
the "Mumrny.n II Ia scarcely necessary to predict
that Niblos will be crowded tonight. The Ravsia
and Nile. matthias appear on Monday evening.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Mr. j. r. Scott, great t.
vorite appears tonight in the drims Of the "Irsu
King" as Adam Brook, and Mrs. H. F. Nichols q
Uhice. The "Parior Entertainment" introducing
Mr.John Diamond, viii follow. TIE next and very e
tractive feature e the Eastern spectacle Of "a Lad
in-the. Wonderful Lamp which IL put upon ~
stage in 6ne style, and the entertainments WI
Joke"
AMERICAN MvRrM.-Thc amuss ments this after-
noon and evening consist OF TIE mo oil drama -
titled tine Old Brewery which is drawiog crowd
cd houses. G. W. Clarke, Miss Messenger, Mr.. Hsd-
sway, and other artists Of dramatic celebrity arc .
the cast The African twins, the living rinocerM,
aid other cuTiositice, can also be seen.
Woopis MISsrRKLs.-The "yirginia Cupids" al
great variety Of FOCAL and instrumental music u
announced for this evening. The hall Ii laFgsV
patronised every evening.
BuoELKY's SEAENApEns.-rhis band coatinusI
In career Of uninterrupted success. The burlesqus
opera Of "The Bohemian Girin continues to draw
large audiences. A fine programme for this evening"
HrpPopHonB~--A trotting match, for . prize a
s75. win take place tonight. Bceides this amusa
ment, Franconi win introduce his superb horss
Johnsscr, In al his extraordinary fcats Of IL
msnace. s7sal q
n CoxPnHNrAKy TEsrIxoNrALe-On Monday eveu-
ing next complimentary benefit will be giysn -
Messrs. Raynor and Bryant, ~ the Stuyvesaut In
stitute on which occasion al the members Of r. r.
Chrissy's band win appear. They have for . nun
Der OF years cont ibuted greatly to the pleasure and
amusement Of the lovers Of negro minstrelsy, and
now that they are about TO leave for California Il a
boped n cir frierds will give them a bumper. A
fine programme IL selected for the enscrtainmest
SIaNoR BLrYz.--This celebrated vsutrilouu.st NJ
givc three Of bis amnsing entertain ments next vee
-on Monday at Port Chester, ON Tuesday al SIAN
ford, ana on Wednesday at NorwaIk, Conn.
Castle GARDTS.- Dodworths celebrated bsad
win give Sunday concert to morrow evening. The
ptogramme is good one, and cannot fail TO pleas
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A Crs1rS ,fuAS.-- Among the deaths at the Chss1
Ter county Poorhouse, last week, WA that 81 {
negro, who bad attained the age Of 103 yesn11
revolution,
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such 4 movement would tbpi5 his soleIess.
eivS >conhdsnre 70 bis scppou&es. ~ wo(
MOE th~o aud ste ques(iea WI b settaea h ssue
shape or other; and "when the hurry -buriy's dose
wbes the battles lost and won," we shalt be able
to Judge with some degree OF certainty Of tue future
The country has been cursed long enough With
Il revout nary farce and oil CLASSES have reason
to with for speedy end to what WAS unquestionr
ably very bad beginning President Echeaique
has now taken the course which he ought to hsve
puSsued some months ago; and should he be uusuc-
cessful In tire coming struggle, Il will be owing 10
measure TO tho msstery ina tivity" which do
efced upon keeping tnousan Is Of rooos eooped up
b this city week sfter week when their presea .
was required elsewhere when the rebels were IN
opposed in tho Sou,h--when Castillo WIS issuing
his decres from the Government House. 10 Cuzco.
= Thus far, the whole question bias been complete
farce, but whether il will end or not Ia another
question for time to determine. 1t may possibly
turn into meledrana or tragedy; but, q 81
events the spe tatoFs are wearird Of tho perforM-
ance snd arc anxiously waiting to hear the tnking
Of the beu-to SEQ the curtain drop. e 5efa
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THE RUSSIAN PACIFIC SQUADRON.

Auctioneers, &C, AT George street
Sydney, May &c, 1854.
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the sauS autborife preceded . oeuolise tie
company 6uiidingp. Captain HolliuS arrival 10
the CyaDe put stop to those proceedings.
The landing 1t PuDta Arenas, by Captain Hollius
OF an armed foroe-the protest OF the city author
ities against hts acts-the striking OF their flag
the subsequent dissolution Of the city government
the iehoihiDg the MESQUITE Gag BY tbs British
Ccnsnl- ire remoOstfancts on the part of Etri OF
Clarendon to the government of the United States,
IN relation to the attitude assumed by Cspsain
Houips u .SaAJuan--anAs tia approval OF bis con
duct by bis own government all occurrences
that have 30 receutly transpired, that brief ref
eTence to the same a sam iept. a, s.,.ss.s
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rms cooItt rAIbRo IN tAnopsns.

Tie E'len Resd, which brought a considerable
road ccrrsny has nrw on board ahont ono hundred
discharged Coolies. who have been shipped by the
said c'urany TO Jamaica. Mary 90 them are very
much ayersc 70 returning and prefer much to Te-
s.n beEe AZ ibe expiration OF thCic contracts VITA
the ss.rcei company. In fact, &c major pas. Of
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-. between sucA ysss.i and Tie eyaus .ish. Aavs

aos betvsen such yessi md the eyaps aisht Aavs
The Panama Star Of July -, ia spesains Of the
advantages Of the Isthmus route, says:-The Stats
Of Nicaragua 70 90 involved in internal war that no
man life IS safe there for one day. besides this We
see Greytown blown to pieces BY the guns Of "a
can citizens anc that roure from tais cause aloae
likely to be altogether sbandoced bccause She veS
Of foreigners cannot be safe in travelling over
country whose seaport and inbabtants have been
cir, umstsnces 1t viii bs surprising II the entire
travel between G Atlantic and Pacific does not ia
very lev months pass exclusively ACROSS the 18th
mus OF PaDsma. <a7ts8 hza .8B1 N&I6ts
With the tO~n of ,Greytown has been destr ,yed
property to toe amount Of MT less than ON $780,
900 to 81 100000. Among the principal sufferers
are:-Messrs. De Bsruel h Son, whose losses arc
not less than 800 900. n. n. Mesner, Sigaud, ST.
Onee, Solar, u Genoese merchant woo hss suffered
fully TO the extent OF $500 O0,) and James Geides,
ESQ., the English Vice Consul whose losses are esti
mated at $l5 900. Among the sufferers also IL Mr..
shepherd formerly Of Port Antonio, who has resid-
ca In Grest0wn for great many years, and owned
ali Of which have BEEN consumed He is LETT v "iss
the pantaloo0s and shirt he had on wnen he edfrom
the American artillery. His son, Mr.. Sam shepherd,
who was the agent Of the r. M. ). p. company.
has also suffered, as have several Eaglishmeu who
resided, and cid business at Greyr0wn, among them
Mr.. Colin Campbt to the extent of IS 900, ana Mr..
John Carmichael OF $25 ,000.. The great sacrifice
OF pfopeEty, however, has been in respect Of goods
which had been received at Greyt town for the int
ror. which, to the value of $3.50 000 were totally
destroyed. rs.lM f@i -ttt'
The Prussan and Hansestie consulstes, with the
property Of MesHs. Widemann ADD Besch0r, to the
value OF $4,000, as wei as the large aud valusblc
stores of Messrs Leon Mancho, s25 900, and Felix
MaDcho. $40 600, were all consigned to the flames.
We learn from Mr.. Vidal, that the United States
aoop-0fwar Cyane, Captain Hollins, arrived at As
pn~al On the evening Of the 3d. and sailed on the
morning Of the 23d, estimation unkn own. M
The este nsblc object of the Cyane 10 touching
ct Aspinwall was to pick up some deserters.
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The I signs Of the times clearly point {, quick
solution of the revolutionary hunbug. Tne main
YESTERDAY, 1T u o'clock, President Echcniquc took
bis departure from the palace % the vicsroys, =
With the Intention Of placing himself at the head Of
the government troops, and giving bstte ~ the in
sur gents at the iirst convenient opportunity.
IL is not TO be supposed that Gen. Castillo will
deeiLe an eacSaa;ss WITH he goytrnaent forces :
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
February l6, 1854:
PROPOSALS for conveying The mails Of the ! niles
i States from April S, 1854, 10 June 20, NO, Oh
the following route in Massachusetts, Will u ~
ccived az the Contract 0tiCe Of the Post ono. d.
partmert until 2, n. m, of Saturday, March o
1854. u ts desidcd on the same day.
No. tos-From Boston, 10y Harrison Square Nepcn'
set Village, Quincy, Braintree, South brsn'
tree. South Weymouth, Arlington, hsnS %
South Hanson, ard Kingston, to Plymouth"
miles and lack. six times q week.
Leave Boston daily, except Sunday, al "an'
Arrive at Plymouth same day ty ii "a NJ ,o,l
Leave Plymouth daily, except sunday, al IA
pm;
Arrive at Boston same day by m. NIL
Making the connexions each way WITH inc "a "a
River railroad at South Braintree, and the eou'n
Shore railroad at Brsintree; and conveying a rou.
agent between Boston and South Braintree' 10
quired 10y the department.
Proposals are also invited for an addition l. or s
ond, daily trip Except Sunday between Dostou -.
South Brsintree, leaving South Bralntree al .
or on arrival of the cars from Fall River, do- a
q p. M, and arriving at Soath bralntree, py - P
connecting with the afternoon cars on the Fan h'ei'
Cane Cod, and South Shore railroads.
For form of bid guarantee, and certincae, 80 iOi
Instructions and requirements. tembracirg the co
ditious be Incorporated in the contracts 70 suon
extent as the department as the department may
deem expedient,l advertisement inviting proPc
sails for mail service in the States OF Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island
and Connecticut. dated December Is, 1852
Proposals should Re directed to the eeoend Assist
ant Postase General, Contract Once and distinct
Nv marked on the envelope, @Propoeal for route No
sos, Mass" failure % to mark proposal may pre-
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 5-law4w HostmAstsr Genersl.
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READY-MADE

WE have large stock of the best quality Coats,
w Over, Dress, and Business, Tslma Cloaks, DO.
Pants and Vests, of rich and fine material of the la,
test styles, and we'll made up. Gentlemen wishing
Q suit for immediate use can rely upon getting a
good article.
Also, Goods to make up to order, Of tho newest
and best style, make, and finish.
Fine Shirts, do Woollen, Merino, and Silk
Also, Drawers, Stocks, Ties, NeckerchienB
Best Kid Gloves, all colors.
And many other pretty and desirable articles for
the season. All at the lowest prices
YOUNG 4 OREM,
Merchant Tailors Clothiers, Browne hotel.
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LAW BOOKS.

pAWLE on Covenants for Title, new edition, on,
III volume
Coke upon Littleton, Butler and Hargraye's Note
vols new edition
Byles on Bills, vol, new edition
Hill on Trustees, do do
Pothier on Obligation, do do
Story's Equity Jurisprudence, do do
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
feb ct
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ARCHITECTURE.

" M H b A l. ID w I'm
I 8 prepared 10 furnish designs and specifications
i for structures of eyeiy description, such as pub
lie edi6ces stores city residences, villas, cottages
Sc. Particular attention given to rural architec-
lecture he win also attsnd to any communics-
tons. and furnish with dispatch plans, accompa-
lied with full directions for the execution OF the
VIZ, whore personal superintendence cannot be
ned. 4i--sA 2 - IT,
-snces: W. B. Todd, Dr.. ]. =. May, K. Farm.
>. Gilman, Hon. d. May.
residence corner Of Sd and Z strsets
DC. fob Ed3w
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FENCING SCHOOL.

16NV1NU SCdUUI.
(NHEVALtER NIEDEfELSKI, late Major in the
" Hungarian army, instructs in all the branches
ofthe healthy and gallant accomplishment Of Fenc
Ing, as taus in Europe and America, and now thu
fashionable accomplishment Of an American gentle
man-so 90 nducive to health, graceful attitude and
defencive arqeirement.
Terms: six lessons $3-12 lessons S. in advance.
dec 1303m near cor. l3th and Pa ave.
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BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY, &c.

BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY, &c. -
CHARLES w. HAYkNER, Baker and CONNECTION.
~ er, street, between ~ and 9Th streets, has
constantly ON hand large assortm .nt Of all the
best articles usually kept In his line.
Pound and Fruit Cakes
Sponge, Jelly, and Gtron Cakes
Tea Cakes, great variety
Best family Bread and Biscuit, fresh every NOR
ming and evening.
Goods delivered in any part OF the aty free Of al
charge.
Any article sold by me which does not give salts
faction can be returned and the money refunded
dec l2-eotf
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B0UDIN0T, SCHOOLGIRL, 4 CO.,
en-. C. BoUDINor, late Of the Pension ofice-JNo j.
ScsooLcRARr, late of the Indian office
Real Estate, Patent, Claim, and General
AGENTS..
Office north side Of E. betUe>n 12U and l3th Streets
WASHINGTON CITY.
N. B.-Particular attention paid to the Collection
Of Accounts for firms and individuals.
b. 3. u Co. devote especial attention to the pur-
chase and sale Of Real Estate commission, renting
Houses, &c, and will take the entire agency and
charge OF property for owners.
We have now on hand a large amount Of very de-
srable property, both improved and unmproved for
sale or exchange, in all parts Of the city and its Vi
cinity. ~4 .T-
Persons desiring to sell purchase property would
do well to call on US immediately.
feb Sim .2
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GHAWLS, Long q quafe-
- 500 new Shawls of all Styles at very low prices
VERIFY, TEBRS 4 VERIFY,
Corner Of It'll street and Pa. avenue
AAe 1a-A
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CARPETS 4 OILCLOTHS-
~ good stock Of Carpets and Oicloths at low
prices, to close off,
VERIFY, TEBBs 4 YERBY,
Corner Of 7eh street and Nnna. avenuA
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lamps, Sperm and Adamanttne Can
dies, dc.
NTE have received and now opened our fall SUD
w ply of new LAMPS, selected BY one of our
hrm In Now York and Philadelphia, which We in.
V1te Ladies and gentlemen 70 call and examine. Col
ored and white Sperm Caudles; Adamantine Candles,
patent spring Candlesticks, with shades
Bookblnders Paste Brushes and Gold Leaf
Night Tapers, Stove Lustre
Spermacetti, Lard, and Solar Lamp Oil
With our usual assortment Of Window and Coach
Glass, Paintsrs' and Artists Materials. For SALE
Wholesale and retail At our usual low prices. for
cash, or on time to punctual customers.
HOWELL MORSELL,
Successors to o. Whittlesey.
nov Io-n street, (ro1d's Building)
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ELEGANT RICH FuRs !

ELEGANT RICH FURS!
IODD q Co, Browns Hotel, Pa. avenue, in.
i vits the attention to their extensive and unri.
vailed assortment Of
LADIES' FURS
OF every scription-eonsisting OF Long Flat Boas
PAINTINGS, Polmaise, Victorines, Perines, Cuffs &C.
In
RICH HUDSON BAY SABLE
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN
ROYAL ERMINE
PITCH MARTIN
MINK DO
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
BLACK LUSrD LYNX
And other Styles Is recognised by taste and fash.
on. aar a.
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OHIO.

OHIO.
From July l. 1854, to Jtne 80, 1856.
lo3ss From Wooster, by Cooper Cedar Valley, Con-
gress, West Salem, Albionvslie, bonneville,
Spencer, Pennfisld, and La Grange, to Elyria,
As miles and back, once week
Leave Wooster every Thursday at am
Arrive at Elyra next day by IL m
Leave Elyria every Friday at 8 pm
Arrive at Wooster next day by pm
Ihls service Is supposed to be unnecessary, being
1000 covered by No 10o7s; If SO it will not be let.
1883 From Elyria, by Laporte, Grafton Station,
Litchhelf, Chatham Centre, Lodi, and Grafton,
Burbank, to Wooster, As miles and back, once
week
Leave Elyria Thursday at 0 am
Arrive Mt Wooster next day by Il m
Leave Wooster Friday at m
Arrive ct Elyria next day by SPIN
This service is supposed to be unnecessary,
being covered by No. 1037s; if so, it will not
l0400 From Wooster, by Ashland, to Mansfield, 3S
miles and back, once q week "a
Leave Wooster Friday at al
Arrive at Mansfield same day by pm
Leave Mansfield Saturday at am
Arrive ut Wooster same day by 7pm
This service Is supposed to be unnecessary
being apparently covered by route No. lo07G
so it will not be let.
10i9l From Wooster, by Robinson's Woollen Fac.
tory, Uniontown, and Lafayette, to Savannah,
80 miles and back, once week
Leave Wooster Friday at 7 Q m
Arrive at Savannah same day by s pm
Leave Savannah Saturday 1T y m -
Arrive at Wooster same day by 8 pm
1902 From Canton, by North Industry, Sparta,
Sandyville, Zoar, and Canal Dover, to New
Philadelphia, rs miles and back, once q weak
Leave Canton Friday at a m. 60
Arrive at New Philadelphia same day by m
Leave New Philsdelphia Saturday at am
'is Arrive 1t Caution same day by pm .5es1
This service is supposed to be unnecessary,
being mostly covered by. No. 1896, and the
residue by other routes; if 30, it viii not b
let
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n BEkBE'S Now York HATS
II Spring fashion for 1854, with other new and
beautiful styles. A full assortment in store At
LANES Fashionable Hat, Cap,
and Gents Furnishing Establishment,
feb l8-eo2w Pa ay near AZ IT
lint Sentinel Era)
he QUINCEY'S LETTERS TOA YOUNG MAN
~ Letters to young man and oths papers by
Thomss De Quincy, author of Confs lions of an
English Opium Eater, &c. Just receives at
TAYLOR NJ URYS,
feb I5-u Bookstore, p~ar 9th st.
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NORTH CAROLINA.s

NOh II CfhOLINlf.
From July i, 1854, to June 30, 1855.
SOLO From Gourd Vine, by Morgan's Mills and
Loves Level to Clear Creek, Cabanas coun-
Z ty, 10 miles and back, once week
Leave Gourd Vine Thursday AZ 4 m
Arrive At Clear Creek same day by u pm
Leave Clear Creek Thursday at 21 p m
Arrive at Gourd Vine same day by sk N.
SOIL From Gilchria's Bridge 10 Blues Bridge, Rich
size mond county, IA miles and back, once .
week
Leave Gilchrist's Bridge Wednesday at I IN
Arrive at Blues Bridge same day by II m
Leave Blues Bridge Wednesday at ! pm