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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-25

WOmcn'S thick Planter ana Army uo'
do Calf, Kip and Grain Boots
do do do Strap Shoes.
Misses Calf, Nd, Kip and Grain, Welt BusklnS.
do fine hid and Mo. Ties and do.
do Black Lasting and Brouzed Caters.
do Goat and Grain BusGinS'
Ladies fine Calf. kid and Goat Welt do.
do Lady Fraugln, 'Pavodt' J. Lind DO.
do Enamocd Pat Tip DO.
do Black Lasting and Bronzed SIX GaltcEs'
do Fashionable hid and NOR. slippers,
Is7 UTik general roricp Of Dress Goods IN their
LRe.-.lSo,
Children's polished sole Grain Lace Boots.
do Enameed and Pat Calf DO.
DO Blk Lasting and Brouzed Silk do
do Cold NOR. and Lasting 90
IS Cases Metallic Rubber for men and women,
Misses, Boys and Youths.
Their Stock of HATS and CAPS has been
well aud carefully selected, comprising:
200 cases Of the Latest and most Fashionable
STYLES TO be found in the Northern cities, and
consisting Of mems SILK, Angola and Brush cil-
zen, Stiff Brim, Black Cass, Artistic, Jenny Lind,
KoSsuth Plaid and Black wool with a great
variety of Black Cloth, Glazed and other Caps
of the most fashionable STYLES, with
$50 Travelling (iair s blk. Leather TRUNKS
and T.iLIECES, also
2O0O lbs. SHOE THREAD, assorted sizes.
iL5eThe increased facilities for trade and trans
poitation, VIA Railroad and Canal has induced
them to extend their purchases beyond their
usual limits aud they are now prepared 10 offer
10 merchants and other dealers as
GREAT IND UCE.NE ,NTS
as can be found in any OF the Northern Cities
They invite call from all in search Of bargains
as it is heir determination to sell al such prices
that cannot fail TO please.
w. 4. HARPER s CO.,
Prince Street U.ayJ, .IlGTandgia.
| November 20, 1853 lily
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.1LEx2NDRLl, w., SEPTEMBER, 1853.
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Southern Convention.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April l3.-The
Convention assembled to-day at the usual
hour. ...-
The resolution comforting honorary MEM
bership to the reporters of the New York
Herald, Tribune, and Express. after due
elaboration was reconsidered and amend
ed SO as to allow seats to all reporters of
the press alike, without partiality or
honors conferred upon one more than
another.
The Committee handed in their report.
which advocates the encouragement Of
domestic manufactures. Also, the min
ing business. 1t takes strong grounds
in favor of renting duty upon Railroad
iron.
The subject of navigating the Amazon
river, and of encouraging trade with that
region, was also strongly recommended.
Direct trade with Europe is another
prominent feature of the report, and ably
set forth.
The subject of improving rivers and
harbors is likewise strongly recommended
and urged.
The report including these and other
suggestions was unanimously passed and
the Convention adjourned until to-mor-
row. -t ' .-
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, April Is, 1854

GEORGETOWN, April Is, 1854.
The chief and almost only topic of conversa.
ton in our city this morning, is the resigna-
ton, after our letter of yesterday, of our entire
Board of Aldermen, and eight out of tho eleven
members of the Board Of Common Council
That our citizens may have full knowledge of
the causes leading to this step, We subjoin a
correct copy Of the following plain, pointed,
and digni6ed address to our citizens, which &C.
companied their resignation
TO THE VOTERS OF THE TowN.-The un-
dersigned, on the fourth Monday in February
last, were elected members respectively of the
Boards of Aldermen and Common Council of
the Town. and at the time appointed by the
Charter, and in pursuance Of its provisions,
took the oath to perform the duties incumbent
upon them with Integrity and fidelity
They were we'll aware Of the Importance of the
obligation they then assumed: that an impor
ant crisis had arrived in the affairs Of our
Town, and that to conduct the business in-
trusted to them, with credit to themselves and
to the satisfaction and welfare Of the people,
would be attended with difficulties of no Ordi-
nary magnitude. z a..
Zone Of the most important of those duties
they believed to be the alteration of the pre-
sent, or the recurring of new charter from
Congress- granting the poser. to make q more
equal assessment, to levy tax on stocks, do .
he. with such other provisions as might be
deemed necessary adapted to the present cir
cunnstances and wants Of the people, and In ac-
cordance with the progress ofthe age, =,
The next, and perhaps most important
duty was to provide for the heavy obligations
of the Corporation for the present year, and to
keep its credit unimpaired: They were san,
pr,ne RI o. the means already resofted to, and
those in progress, would accomplish the object
desired, and enabis the Cooperation to meet all
demands against it, including its subscription
to the Metropolitan railroad, an enterprise IN
which our citizens apparently feel very great
interest, and the successful completion OF
which y. have every confidence will result in
a large increase Of the trade Of the town and
its consequent prosperity.
> ave are sorry that our Efforts have not met
With your appreciation, and regret that, by in
ference at least, We do not enjoy your conf
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, April l5.-Flour has adj
vanced: sales today of $500 barrels Of
City Mills at $3.50; small sales of How
ard street at Subsequently, held
at $3.50 Wheat; 1000 bushels offered
but no sales-held at l2alo cents higher.
Corn: sales of 1000 bushels at T9aS0 cts.
for white and at so cts for yellow. Oats;
sales 200 bushels at 4Sa49 cents. Rye:
sale at gags cents. Molasses; sales at
Is cents per gallon. Coffee sold at liza
liz. Butter in kegs sold at l2al4 cents
per pound: roll at I5alS cents per cents.
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By j. C. MCGUIRE. Auctton..r.


INTENSIVE SALE or NEW FURNITURE.
I IN Iron Safe, Gas and Store Fixtures, &o-on
1: morning, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock
IN front OF the Auction Rooms Of James c. MEG ire
oy virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber duly
county, 1 shall SELL
large French plate Mirror, % by IS. in Ia, a
someiy ornamented gilt frame, with slab and
2g'it frame Mirrors, with slab and brackets
l walnut Wardrobe, I do French Bedstead
~ common BeGsteads, 3 trundle do
ia do wood seat Chairs
q cabinet Chairs a.
patent easy Chair
43 cane-seat arm Rockers
- DO nurse do
20 wood seat arm Rockers
% do nurse do
IL child's Chairs assorted
II do Cabs
80 Looking Glasses
superior "Herripgs" Ireu Safe
together with a number Of excellent Count "a
Tables, Desks Gas Fixtures, Window Shades
Office Stools, &C.
Terms casn. q. W. CUTTER. Trustee
j. G. McG UIRE,
Po-u AGctionesr.
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DI e ID

DIE D.
From congestion of the lungs, on the 18th instant,
at 10 p. M, NAOMI, the young and beloved wife of
Dr. M. V. y. Began, and only daughter of Charles
and Eliza Thompson, of st. Mary's county, Md, in
the 18th year Of her age.
W-The friends of the family are requested to at
tend the funeral of the deceased without further
notice from the residence OF Dr.. B., at p. m, on
Sunday, the 10th instant, to move in procession to
st. Matthew's Church. After service the body will
be removed from thence to the vault at St. Patrick,s
Church on G street. -.e- e..r,*
City papers please cGpy.l ..sU
On the morning OF the 14th instant, SAMUEL
aged 6 months and IA days, infant son of Hezekah
and Ann Wollard. . p . .-l -Es-7 y \
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BY GREEN d SCOTT, Auctioneers,
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND at Auc inn
On THURSDAY. the 10th instant, at O'CLOCK
p M, we shall sell at Auction Store corner a
ia avenue and 9th street. all Of Square 476 ha, inc
'front.' o. I4S feet on 9Th street west 1855 feet pine
Inches on street north, and 204 feet 6 inches or
Rhcde Island avenue.
Terms: one'tsird cash; balance in six and twelve
months the purchaser to give notes for the rred
payments, besrng interest from day of sale.
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN 4 SCOTT
dp-e06dS 4urfioreer
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Review of the Baltimore N.r-s.

BALTIMORE, April 15.-Busines during
the week has been steady in nearly ail
departments. Theprices brcadstuffs have
tiuctuated to some extent. The late adj
vices from Europe having caused an adj
vance and considerable excitement.-
The supply of fl ,ur and grain light.
Both City Mills and Howard Street on,
saturday last was sold at 81 .25as3. 371.
To-day both were sold at So 25aSS. s.
an advance of one dollar. 3 '.I--.-. Fl
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctione.r,


fACELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL Efs t. at Public Auction On TUESDAY
morning, the 18th instant at 10 o'clock AT the p ST.
dence Of Charles Esmes, Esq, ON the north side Of
e. near 10Th street, shall sell all his furniture and
Household Effects. comprising
Pair of Walnut French Sofas Divans
Easy Chairs, plush Rocker, 0ttomsns
Walnut centre Table, rout Tables
Mahogany Secretary, Bookcase
pamask ard lace Curtains, Window Shades
Bronze Candelabras. Brackets. Vases
Threeply Carpets, Rugs Oilcloth
Mahogany and walnut Bedsteads, Wsshstauds
Dressing and lain Bureaus, Toilet Sets n
Blue enamelled Cottage Suite
Best hair aud husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Lounges, cane seat Chairs, Crib
Mahogany Hat Stand. Hall Lamps
Do sideboard, dining Table
French china dinner, tea and coffee Service
Table Cutlery, Castors, Glassware
superior Cooking Stove AID Fixtures Tin Safe. &c
together with a good assortment of Kitchen Ctep-
sils.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $50 credit Of
two and four months, for notes satisfactorily en-.
aorsed, bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
ePr Ia Auctioueer.
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More Votes for Governor seymour.

ALBANY, April l4.-Governor Seymour
has vetoed two more bills. One is rela-
tive to regulationsconcerning assessments
and taxes, and the incorporation of COM
panles for the Communication, for collection
there.
The other is to simplify the collection
of the Crotch water rents.
The Governor vetoed the latter on con-
stitutional grounds. -a'Cl
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By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
lEslkABLE DWELLING IN THE NORTHERN
~ Liberties at Public Sale-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, April 2Olh, at O'CLOCK, on the prem
lses shall sell new three story frame Hou.e with
two story back building, containing eight rooms
pass sc, with bath rooms and other conveniepces
situated on 9Th street west between NJ and streets
north. ~ ~ e
Inc above property is situated in the ost desirs
bic part of the city for private residence.
Terms cash. las n McHTrIpr
ap 14-eod Anct;oa
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I L. HENSHAW,
~ CLAIM AGENT AND CONyEYANCFR
solicits share of public patronage He viii draw
with accuracy and despatch accounts of Executors.
Adminlstrators and Guardians; Agreements, An
dsvits, Bills of Sale in consideration Of Cra I'm
&c. Bonds of every description, Compositions
Deeds, lndenture, Leases, Letter. of Attorney and
OF Revocation, Mortgages, Memorials, Notices. Peri
uops Tor Patents. Specifications. &c Releases Wills:
and if his forms do not stand the test of Ieo go
clsm, no charge will be made. Office, corner of Pa
aTeuue-and 18th street, up stairs.
ap l1-eo2v*
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co,
e. n. STRATTON. Auceaon.

10 M STRATTON, AuctiOneer.
STOCk AND FIXTURES OF A MILLINERY A
~ Fancy Goods Store On TUESDAY morning
the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, shall sell at our
Aucuon Rooms. an entire stock of Millinery Fapcv
aud Dress Goods, Bonnets, &c, consisting IN rar,
sonnet an Dress Silks, De LANES, Bereges
seisets, Florences, Grapes, Grape Lisse ..-
Illusions, Tarletons, Bobbinets
large assortment of Ribands, Fringes, Braids
laces. Edgings. Insertions
Wells, Chemisetts, Wrought Collars --g
Un6ersleeves, Infant Bodies -t-- ..-. -.
Silk and Straw Bopuets, Dress Caps
asaddresses, French Flowers Wrea.hs
bushes, Fans, Combs, Porte Monnaie&
Je. elry, Buttons, Hosiery. Gloves, DC.
All fresh goods and well selected. s. = I'll.
Al o, counter and Shelving Drawers, and Boxes
Courier and hash Cases, Bonnet Case DC
Terms: SO and under cash; over SIS a credi, O,
~ ana ON Gays for notes satisfactorily endorsed bear
AhS ineVioht, I'd
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Pennsylvania Legislature

HARRISBURG. April l4.-The bill au-
thorizing the sale of the State main line
OF railroad and canal for ten million dol
lars, has finally passed. -sI
The bill authorizes the purchasers to
construct raiload from Columbia to the
Ohio river. l...r- . - =
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Philadelphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Flour-sales
OF 1900 bbls. at SS.25: corn meal has ad-
vanced Sc; wheat Doc; corn 2Oc. per
bush,l since yesterday. slo
The steamer City Of Manchester sailed
to-day with 60 passengers. q a.f-5'' y
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4, CURE OF SCRoFUIA OF TEN YEARS STANDING by
the use OF KidwelIs Beach Drop confirmed by the
ce:uneate OF Mrs Emerson, Of Alex andria, who has
Ulcers, &C. Mrs E. will give further infarma ton to
any one visiting her relative to the case The char
acter OF the BEACH DROP is fully established that
no one doubts that it possesses greater medicine
virtues than any other preparation manufactured
ior the cure OF Scrofula, Bronchi Diseases, Rheu.
mausm, &c. Strangers visiting Washington who
nave friends afflicted with such Diseases can have it
sen. 70 any part Of the United States securely
packed. See further evidence on 6rst nage of IT,
"Star." FNe 1905
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Tbs sunbury and Erie Railroad.

PHHADELPHIA, April I4.-The city
Councils have passed a resolution sub.
scribing ore million dollars to the Sum
bury and Erie Railroad.
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HARDWARE.

1E11ItD W INV.
VIE subscriber would respectfully inform his
trends and the public generally, that he Is now
receiving direct from the manufacturers most COM
Plele assortment OF American and Foreign Hard
Tee his goods to be of superior quality to those
usually sold in this market, and at much less nrjce
All that he asks is-that consumers will cali and
examine DIS articles, and inquire his prices-feeliug
confident he give general satisfaction All ,r.f
Giles warranted as represented
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE
wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware, Penn
tylvanla avenue, I'd door west of 10th street.
ap IL eod2w Intel0
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
tNAEENslVE SALE or CITY LOTS to close an
80. Isea.e.-on MONDAY afternoon, May Ist at
O'Clock, at my Auction hcoms shall sell the fol
lowing described Lots: ' WV '''
Square 1913, lots and 4
Do GIG, do 8, 4, 5, g. rs, 0, and 10
10 s!!, do l, 2, s, 9, 10, IL, II, II, and IS
Do al, do 8, 1, S, anda
Do s62. do 3, 4, 5, rs, o. and 10
Do 9l2, do 2, 8, 4, 8, 9, anc 10
DO sSl, do ], 2, 3, ., 10, IL, II, Is, %, Fl.
Title indisputable
Terms One-third cash, the residue in six and -
months for notes bearing interest," secured by deed
OF trust on the property N~'1
All conveyancing at the cost Of purchaser.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
oP Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
= j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer,

By D. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
600 EVERGREEN TREES at Auction On
wv MONDAY afternoon, the 18th instant at
O'Clock in front Of the Auction Rooms, shall sell
aoout 500 Erergre-ns. oompris ng-
Balm of Gilead. blsck and white Spruce
Arbor Vitae, Norway and W bite Pine, &c.
The above are from to feet in height and are
lresn sni In good order, reared by Mr. Thos. Jack
son, Maine. Terms cash.
ap Id kro,;an,
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aence. Those who differ with US il, on;n;o,
INSIST tnat you have spoken to us recently in ,
way not to be misunderstood, that tbe me-
we had adopted and had in progress for so,,s
oenent were against your wishes and mus. h.
II this be SO, we are placed in a most am,
40 assing position; for while we are satis6ed
"A &c. .he course thus indicated would be attend
Gu WIN the most disastrous results to the creJ-
II, 70 the trade. and to the welfare OF our tow
YIN winch we all feel so great An interestS we
cannot IN view of the solemnity of our oaths
pursue It, We feel that our only alternative
DIS al present situated, is to resign into vour
hands the trust so lately conferred unon ms
'nat you may be enabled to select successors
whose views being in accordance with yours
VIII NOT hesitate to obey your instructions
II Is with great reluctance we have been
compelled to take this step, and we yerv mnch
regret the necessity that has imposed i mon
us. We beg to assure you that we feel none
tne less, nor shall we take any the less inter
est in the concerns of our town. Althou,b IN
private life, we shall feel it our duty. as IL will
certainly be our inclination, to aid indi yiualIv
and collectively $50 far as it may be in onr
power the corporate authorities in such meas
ures as they may adopt to preserve the public
lal!a OF the town and promate the prosperity
owe have accordingly handed in our resis.
nations to the Mayor e
n Signed BY Evan Lyons, Joseph Libbey, Esau
pickrell, Robt. P: Dodge, George Waters, of
the Board of Aldermen. D. English .Iere-
miah orme, A. II. Pickren, Peter Berry, John
A Grimes A. Fl. Dodge, Walter S. Cox, R.
Jones, of the. Board of Common Council
The foreign news of yesterday. has com.
pietely unsettled our -four and grain market.
and caused an advance of at least 81 per bar,
rel on the former, and from to Is cents per
bushel on the latter ~,
The supply of beef cattle at Drover's Rest
this week, has amounted in all to 175 head. IS
OF which was taken by District butchers, at
81 ao 50 62a per 100 gross; 60 left over, and
the remainder drove on to Baltimore. 300
sheep were sold at S. a So IS per head. Hogs
AT the sugar sale of e S. Wright, yesterday.
upon the wharf of the Messrs Dodge. 500 hogs
heads were offered, 223 of which were sold, at
prices ranging from, 81 80 to So and LIS hogs
nc aeads not offered, in consequence of the rain
90 tierces Of molastes sold at 25i a 81 cents
per gallon. SpEcrArop
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Maine Law in New York.

ALBANY, April 1.-The Senate has
decided to submit the question of the
Maine Liquor Law to the people. .
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Heavy Snow.

louisville, Pa, April l5.-There has
oeen heavy fall of snow here. The folks
are out with their sleighs, and the merry
aelgh bells may be heard in every direc-
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apr I'D

By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
''HkEE NEW HOUSES AT AUCTION.-on FRI
L DAY AFTERNOON, April 2lst, at o'clock. on
and IL in Square 397 fronting IS feet on 18Th stres
west between c and streets eouth Island fronting
40 feet On 18th street running back LOG feet in.
chess improved by three new two story and attic
frame houses containing seven rooms each. These
Houses are situated on a beautiful and rapidly inn.
proving part OF the Leland.
Terms: One half cash. the residue in six and twelve
moatns lor Eotes satisfactorily secured, bearing in
terest. JAS a MClITIpEs al
ap 14-eod knct;nna.,
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~ Now Is The TIME.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave-
handsome business and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al
ways attains 1t. This accounts for the success of
PIumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
ell weathers. dec7-
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FIRST GRAND CoTILLoN PARTY
PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD,

FIlHE COMMITTEE of Arrangements take pleasure in
l. announcing that they will give grand Cotil-
Ion Party, at ODD Fellows Hall, on EASTER MON
DAY, the Hth Of April, Is54 where every arrange.
ment viii b made for the enjoyment Of all who may
honor them with their presence. <.ret.- - +
a. kefreshmsnts will be furnished by the com.
Is Supper can be had between IL and O'Clock,
furnished by an experienced caterer. 1s-.. r, :
No bats or caps will bs allowed in the hail.
Gentlemen who wish inVitations for ladies will
please leave their names at J. T. Evans Hat Store
Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th streets. ~ -. :
Tickets ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS, to be
hsd at the usual place and of any the members Of the
company. ~ t-s -t -sfe 4s-,. 4
20 IL ~ C61smitee Of Arrangements. 49, =
Cant Jos Peck, 1t Clark Mills,
It J w Baden, 1t Petitions, e.as
Ensign J Peck, Quar- O Evans, Re-
ees o whitney, Sgt Mattingly,
Is A Hail. b 0s Kraft, 20
a ssitx = slJEs b = - Finch.
mar isJA&sSv ,seasTs a sl,a
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BY e. s. WRIGHT; Georxetovn.

BY e. s. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
NALuABLs BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
Bridge street.-0n FRIDAY afterpos H. tn. Il 4
instant at o'clk shall sell in front of the prem
Uses, the west part of Lot No H. in Peters sonar,
fronting II feet On the south side of Bridge street
and 2O feet in depth TO II foot alley on which r.
weiEf nished three-story Brick House and Irick
3acK buildings &C present in the occupancy of Mrs
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in one and
Two years, with interest from the day of sale.
deed of trust will be taken, besides an assign
ment OF the policy OF Insurance. until the payment
Of the second instament
ED. s. WRIGHT,
ap IL Auctoneer.
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FISHING TACKLE.

I IO11IANU IdONLEI.
w nave now IN store NEST complete assert
W. ment of Fishing Taekle, We name in mart.
Jointed and Walking Stick Rods
iuieply1ng and Common Reels, Landing Nets
Artificial Bait. Moods and Hooks
ELK, grass, and liner Lines
Floats, Sinkers, and Baskets
All OF which are offered ON the most accommodate
ing terms, by JOS. l.. SAVAGE
Hardware Dealer,
ap 11-eo2w avn oe'
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Steamer Arlantic sailea

NV YoRk, April 15th.-The steamer
Atlantic sailed today, carrying lS5 pas
sengers and $50 900 in specie. -
The Gather is extremely unpleasant.
Ii is raining necessarily, and blowing
very cold. .
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The STEREoscoPE.-Th:s beautiful instrument
oy the Daguerreotypsts, simplifed, and put bsfore
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
application OF it to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
10 RESTRAIN ones Warmest enthusiasm, SO astonist-
ing is the result produced The object of vision seen
through the StereoscOpe is no longer a picture: it
has all the lineaments aud pecularities, and pres
ence Of the living subject, only less in size The
to be believed. The emily place that we know Of in
the city where Stsreoscopic Dsguerreotypes can be
procured is WHITEHURsT's, on Pennsylvania avenue
The world is indebted to Professor WUEATsToSE for
this beautiful invention, which equals, in fact, what
we only real Of in the fabulous miracles of Friar
Bacoa.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above
are daily SOLD at WHITEHURsT's GALLERY, Pennsylya-
MIA avenue rear AZ street.