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Massach usotts Politics.

BosToN Oct 25The Norfolk county convention ofhunkt
democrats to-day nominated Bradford L. Wales for governo
and George osmer for lieutenant governor
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0y-Hosrd af Hesith.-A stated nteing will be hold
ur5ay, 2sih instant, past O'Clock, Oct3
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Aiarp.iag Iuqrea,e Of Cholera in Seo York.

Alarming iHorease 81 ChoteTo m NeU forh.
New NoKK Oct 25.Startling ofsudden death from
cholera said be supernducedby by eating oysters
prng in this city Three fatal announced in the
afternoon papersJohu H. Canel cashier Of the Mechanics
Bank james Foster agent of line of packets and Morris
NJ Davidson, counsellor laval after few hours illness
Rumors also OF like Of sickness from cholera
Port Deposit Bridge Broken. 7eegraphio Communication
with the North Saspended
HAvRE GsAor, Oct ga decided fall took place in
beef cattle at Port Deposit this morning About hafpas
nine o'clock large drove Of them being driven
the Port Deposit bridge and when they about midway
two of the bridge gave way from the excessive weight
and precpated all the animals the Susquebanna river,
distance Of forty feet The crash tremendous
fearful and the fall decided one. The cattle and
houndered about in the water, making their way mostly to
either of the shores have learned whether any
drowned killed whether either Of the drovers went
down with the falling bridge.
The wires Of all the teegrspbs Morse end House lines
the river npon this bridge and they have been all
broken thus sspending entirely all teegspbc communca
tion for the time being with the North.
Persons have been mend the wires and il is
presumed operations viii be resumed again during the after
The accident has drawn large crowd of spectators
the Of disaster. II viii doubtless require consdera
bic time to repair the bridge. The above all the facts
have been able TO obtain.
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boy in Buffalo, day or two since, lost an eye by
ranning against the tip Of umbrella carried under the
arm Of gentleman.
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Nonbffnl Notes i.

BosroN, Oct 25.The notes of the Bank of Haowell
the Shpbuders Rank of Maine. refused to-day by the
Suffolk Bank.
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tclaan says the Louisville Courer) has been sentenced
to ten years imprisonment in the penenary for killing
young Easton.
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Mr~Page, Of Rutland has introduced into the Vermont
legislature bill TO prevent the over-ssue of stock
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BY Il Ell L G X A p II
.Sentenced 10 Be R,.itc {
Congressional Nominations

New YoaK, Oct 26Beehan, the Long Island murderer,
has been found guilty, and sentenced to be hung.
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American Artists, Union.

THE American respectfully
czsns Canndas that pu'-
throughout the country
enabling f,iy become possessed of
gallery nf engrariugs
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
aud thus only employment to large number
others, Taste
works 10 the purchasers Of their ensrayngs when
$50 900 of which sold,
25O, 900 gifts of The actual cost of $50, 900.
purchaser dollar engraving, therefore,
richly ticket which
him of the gifts when they distributed
dollars highly finished beautifully
tickets will be five dolars' worth
from catalogue
ma ~ express
copy catalogue, together with Of
engrasngs, can be n Office OF this paper
dollar actually
gift ticket will Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
committee, believing The this
will materially promoted by the and
prise intelligent perseveriug agents have
with such the most liberal terms
wishing become agent by sending (posd 81
by mail, dollar g ticket
prospectss catalogue and all other information.
the the yts will be placed
hands committee the purchasers to be dbu'ed due notice
win be given throughout the United States and the Can
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The Prince of Wales hut 10 years of age is about to
ter the British navy, with the rank of lieutenant
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nohil. and montgomery U. y. Daily Mail Line.
CONSISTING OF the following substantial and fact
running passenger steamers, yizi
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
CuBA,
CREMoNA, and
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Wel-inlormed parties in New York say that the receipts
and expenditures of the G opera troupe about bal
anced
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court in Ireland has recently decided that the forgery
of the of person who cannot write is legal
forgery
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1t said that the emigration Kansas is be kept up
all winter, The rates Of fare will be slightly advanced
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The Atlantic and Ohio Telegraph have declared diyi-
dend of fifty per share for the quarter ending
ultimO
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THE FOREIGN NEWS.
A. BOWIE

Marshal 81 Arauas last official despatch announcing the Uie
tory Of the Alad The MarshGEs address 10 the army
The MoaeT contains the following official despatch, ad
dressed by Marechal de St Arnaud the Emperorthe
last unfortunately which the Marechal destined to
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Thomas ). Guppy Of the richest in Corinth,
Maine has been held for trial charge of robbng the
store of H. X. Dexter Co., in Bangor Of considerable
amount Of property The goods found in his house
and he acknowledged the theft but the Mercury nates
that the man was insane
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MARSHAL A. DE SAINT ARNAV
NAVAL pEsrAroHrs

NAVAL pEsFAToHEs
BRITANNIA, OF the Katscha Sept "a.
SIR beg you win inform the Lords Commissioners Of
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Barnum gives notire that the baby show which
off at his Museum in November "has been postponed
until early in June next in conformity with the wishes
many ladies who do not like expose their infants the
weather at this of the year That viii be just nine
months hence-N y Post
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From BRITTsH rRovrNcrs-Upon opening the legis-
lature Of New Brunswick Frederckton the 2oh the
Governor said
commend TO your consideration the treaty which has
recently been concluded between her Majesty and the gov
eminent of the United States of America You wi in
common with the rest Of her Msestys subjects rejoice in
the assurance afforded by the treaty for uninterrupted
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Charles Carroll of Carrolton
Declaration Of Independn 0s"e - w,
~ 1iN ant American cause
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-27
WHEELING. va. FRIDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS. Il il
aop'r fonsYrI,. J.lr..norKIEs. J.lH ronsYTn in.

RoB'r ,FonsYrIi. J.f! HOPKINS. SJ.lH onsYru IN.
l FoR5YTHS & HOPKINS, Hlsli55gl 4
q (Successors to Forsyth and Baker )siii I'D.
Y.s}E5S fga Forwarding andi III ftig t5tss,t
% O nm mn 1 s sion MI efch ant 8,
i{FR 0DUCE AND FLOUR DEALERS,Hf
slsdt tsdi li1yvhselinE. WA. sls8l5 3Ia ,sIo4r
TTAVING completed our arrAnsements East and West
for the safe and transit or Merchandise and
Produce, tender services to the public, with the
having Railroad track running into and being very
and detached gives our
IsS6le gents toi. the fillmore and Ohio TYdnsa
portation Line through direct to- iiHo1
NIB Having car acityrostore 1000 tons, no charge
win be made for storage when consigned for shipment
janoi "a - - - 80 F'S. dS'H.
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! 77ICENTRE FoUNDRY.

is7si,y I.,.fI- J.. 81 "A. J. .BAGGS, ;1lo,.i
....a No. - Main ST., Centre wheeling,
EEP constantly on hand al assortment OF the latest
ap,i most improved Stoves embracing every variety
OF arior, shop and Cooking Stoyesu Their stWestern
virsinan". . coal steve, cannot be surpassed bT any
within the last six nonths pedging Themselves 70
take them back they did satisfaction,
never had one returned ,.;s6 10 tti .,r61.,, i{s
They also keep constantly on hand the latest style Of
Arch Crates, warranted equal any made lii tis city;
Fouadr line, which will be soil lowtor cash.. aitstd
ntion will be paid to kinds OF Job
Wotk. y 99ae = ptsh -'ssy'lte7 2dSewte-Aug s.
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Thomas II. Gibson, -
Up LUMlB Err AND GAS FILTER,
No. Union st, opposite G. HI Berry s Rope store.
E(EGS leave TO inform his friends and the public gen
u etal, that he continues to carry the plumbing and
gas various branches and respectfully so
cits share OF publ patronage.
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes, com
mon Rn hydEsnts es,ern pumps bath boilers
tels water coolers for private families, hot and cold
shower baths bath tubs lead aud iron cnque boxes
cofns attets kettles, tetortsor Bleaching, and
dispatch.
Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets, bellar lights
candle burners, etc. .IsI ~ -
ie at The above place will be thankfully re.
ceved and promptly att ended to. ~ gs. ~,
H.-Al orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. ~ #a7 11ifsT an6-6nd :
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! il. VILE EI,ING..,, 2 5,s,sss. s5si.
sPKING OF 1858.
900 lllslfs51i ii l--Ta57T5FPEI li.77l sI5lllI
,iaa VIM .faiT. ,SELBY.zl ~

-S7ia7i E q HvfiMsfaIlI IlIsfS fSEEBHsgI 30 t.al
.asgWH DEALER IN,
$50, Foreign 81 Domestic. Dry G; oods,,.,.33
No. III Main st., West side, bettceen Monroe ana
~ tna'4loq ~ 3ssi iii6s sts = i71=1;l % ~
9tslA laE ,5ss Wheeling, AVa.,Ei -zss1iktIAE
is NOW in receipt Of his Spring stock of Dry Goods
Il and Notions direct from importers and Manufactu
ters Comprising as complete and desrable stock Of
goods adapted to the trade this section found
In amy hou East or West, to which would respectfully
invite the attention retail dealers consisting OF m
DRESS GOODS.
I'm black silks alpaeas poplins lawns de laines ging
hams etc with very large stock OF prints of the best
makes and coors. Also, bonnes, ribbons Innings,
other trimmingsfn variety! AndoF ~ ist1O aai
MEMS WEAR. y;io 5,.,z,l.ayi
In cloths cashmere sat,insts nleTno eassimeSes,
MIS- blue drils brown linens linen drills nankeens and
boy spalm hats Leghorn and Canton hats soIt
WOOL braah hats ETC.. with full stock of linen and
ton baggng seamless bags burIasi Diapers
drings, ekgs, ehees, ,Shiring, stripes, etc. brown
and bleached mIss; with good stock OF white goods
In the .!iEiHiiedA ..sn.15a Iqss s-.il % 'Hsa
AS cabrcs, aconets Irish linens, iaces threads but
tons, hosiery gloves. combs, etc. in all their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, well IN
quality and style, as in prices. -glsi
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'2Pemb erton House. Q
Water street, Tscioyy Monroe,

,b3;gB4sib bah WHEELING ? VAL ,Uc9g gRFaae n F!
~, NJ PEABERToSa annnupcest to his old friends and
the public genetallv that he has located in the COM
niodious br butld,ss lofnlery known the est
Charles aud Thoroughly repaired feftted it and
prepa ed travellers in good style at moderate
the teamboa landing and near he Depot OF the Bal
tiMore and oho Railroads. atording Tor the
cars orHpacict boats convenient stopping place. The
proieor respectfully invites tile attention Of his old
friends to his house. and soicits share of public patron
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Spring and Summer Clothing.,
GSTEPHEN RICE. E.Merchanti Tailor.

NN9pNGEs to his old friends and enstpmeE and the
~ public generally, that having commenced business,
he is at his new in the SPRl1G
HOUSE, UeterStr e splendid assortmsnt of CLOTHS
OF every color, quality, and Plain and fancy
CASSlIERES; Silk, Satin, and ali kinds of HESTINIiS
Kos recently Selected by himself in the Eastern Cities
suitable orfhe Spting and Summer which he viii
make mp order at the inthe beat
7nqnner and Gtssk stylc,v ll ~ fancy DePnrtmcut
lssrchtes Gloves fatvefs, Stockings,
every article kept in Gentlemens general furnishing
Store, lGyou want the best fl tity, call
South room RIGG HOUSE, Water Street.
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3 e HeLUR y USE, nlsIl5 zl'lI 8

Il JAMES cARRoI il, pRoPRiEToR.
Ill - = ~ 6 WHEELING, VA = = y = -
q q cost OF over
the appliances in in the beat Eastern Hotes and Is
in all for first class House No.
The Proprietor having been heretofore In one
the bestEaStetn Hotes detefihed accommodate his
PATRONS in style east md Sre2
Teettallg aollelts iheiE ..
kI go1Es atral delicious article, in
is1Os 80 b boxes, for sale BY : t.
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Factory,

THANKEUI for the liberal patronage heretofore
z bestowed unonhim tile subscriber would respettful
1 inform Ills friends public generally that bo
AGonnuesto nianhtaetufe eabovcdla III
ali their variety, ofwhich always hand good
sortment Wholesale and retRiL Latfvery low prcest
He keeps haIid cooking stoves of the most az.
proved patterns for coal and wood.
Job eontinpe his parcuay attention
and with promptess and In style that will
I aug24 ,5ts EsETARNEY, mo, s, Mains
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-31

BY GRE EN- d SCOTT Aucttoneers
IWENTY CHOICE COTTAGE BUILDING Tors
hc.ted on the cs, p easaat rart Of Cap..o,
Hill. at Aurtiou-On MONDAY. Ausos. ,.h We
mail Sill on the prem Uses, at O'Clock p m tH.nry
tesutfuI Buiidinx I1t fronting ON ~ Ia AZ Ses,
esch, s tusted In squa,e 1855 aud IF, TT on Massa
- n EFT tyenre, Sd SIR ct east ana e reet north
d ~ emigence ard the est f water. 70 -
TIM previt us 10 the sale BIT "a :, =
lit sindisputabis ''''''.'- . .'. t.s-
Terms: unef,urth cash ialarce Ia 6 10, and Is
non BIS, 70: notss har.ns interest from tie day al
the sale. .-..-i - .,'' -
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
j. I'D Austioneers
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ELECTRO-MAGNE1ISN.

A GRkAT MEIljAL aGsAT -DR LIV7D6dH
"a han reif " q, aud trsstirs With upps-alLst
ruosss,, fhes diseases which hav. ben absudou 4
~ Other phytic sns with tie Electro Magnetic Ma
splsaenr, Ery irelss, CuisnecuS Dseases, tpsstaA
piUal Afectio 6, Rheuu arsu. fsrslys's. s.. shsf
oance, raip,ta soss 90 Ma H~sl {, pip " "A. ~
lther dsessss pot Lsces 5siy to nsltisn. Sac
stfets slezsndria Va 10 li--l
y B-Aifsir trial b Ill We ash. Our pstiesh
sal trumpet far and near this gIsst M.djos 4. ss
Sithovt one Aond NJ m rs ~ tine
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JNO ADAIk tLkAs4NTS .'
TORNEY AT LAW, II
~ street, opposite Ma i,nal Lateligenc. r office,
=. Washington, D. O.
AGENT FOR ALL GLASSES or CLAIMS AND
ACCOUNTS BEFORE THE EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENTS AND
CQNGREs5.
HOMES M)R ATJ,

YNHE Union LAND ASSO yIATloN having Eold
L and o.ated by ballot the $50 Building Lots I'D
vertised during the la TIVE months, are nov e
pared to sell the remaining $50 lois, 'WiA the p1iv
Leoe Of selsrtiOr" - -, :.
These Lots are situated directly eppo tie the Navy
Yard, and command a fine view of the City Of Wash
ington and Potom 20 River, and contains abun1
ant supply Of excellent water. Size Of Los "a ct
front by 100 deep. all fronting wide str t. for
che '. ~ low price Of So payable In small natal
uents OF 81 month, This price incl, dss the grid
&c. assistance will q 90 be gwen to persons d.eir
ing TO. build. l,,r.ss<. - 40.
Can u, one, uud ar such favorable circumstances
hrNtate to p ocure for his family homs
until p m, and on Monday until p. m
jy 22-2w$ .-., JOf, IN PuX. s. ereta,v-
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL 4 co. =
e. n. STHATTON. Auattouaer

I ivy ,irtu- OF . de-d Of tru4t, b. aroe cat.
To 18th Day II Fe'runy. less, Guy txst uted b,
Ohm A. Mou den apd wifi, to the sahcriter snc
'e"ordej In tAbsr J. A. =, No. tlV f,uos 49, ISL
Vs. AID 400, enc 6f the land records Of Wash Il
nornt', in the Dis lot OF Z lnmti, tn Ircu th.
oavmsrt # a certain debt therein ramed. L eh. 1
sell a. public suotion CT Il premises. on MONDAY
IRE 18th tsy IT Argust, Is 4. at os'ock D N = "a
, re hlshe ofdd r. Lot 20 Z. In square $50 viii
the impr " m ! t. eopsis in: of Two ftosy Pr M,
aorse, with o her neces Ssry bull .ines. Il = = =
Terms: onetitrt cash the esidue in eoual IN
staimebts, At o and IL months, with interest.
dad given mi d~od of tAA~n 60 49,.
the dsfarred sym, nt-. -. = = = :
II the tsTus II ssle ars not con Piled With IN 6re
days II m IRE Cay Of rsle. the n per y viii be re
sod at the cost and risk OF l.. purcha er
CAAVEN AeuFoRD, Trustee
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Great Fire ct LewelI, Eass.- Loss One Hua.
d.ed and Fifty Thousand Dolla

LOWELL, Jniy PA Are broke out Last
nigh il james Lannan's stable. on Damnss
with great rElidity, consuming the Rsilrosd
Hotel, and rising 10 Lowsll Street, where
several large wooden buildings wore de -tro, Cd
together with severS. stores. The princits
sufferers are Josiah Benuet. John Ma, psid
JaEes ,Lanuan, n; Wright, Ne srs. But rcks,
J. s Brootor, and A J. Brandt. The wooden.
buildings wess coupled by Irish. and many
families are left homeless. The loss Is estima-
ted at $3.50 goo. o...-..
A tit g giIh Eve years Of age, peri.bed In
the flames, and, Jas Lovet. fireman, Ms
terribly, If not fatally injured.
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MRS STOWE'S NEW RO0K..'

MkS.nSEOWESN NEW BOOK. Z
SUNNY Memo ire If Foreign Lads, by Mira II
y Stowe, vols, 80 iifoszretienr % 80
Life and It's tie,s In tH partsIds a. Lifs and Act
T., uAi lfe-<l s - so 3. .-.. -. -
The Sun. hine errys tone story for girls by !
- Msy.75 -.a 49,
8spth m; its Nature, Obligation, Mode. Subisct and
80 b ne6t4 by Rev L ,sorpe1,'s.a.
WORKS BY DIR. 7TwseDIg. e..
Glsd Tdirg', or the, Cos; 81 of Peace sc x 81
Lsrap u : Faky the Bih.s IN the Rssrt. t!,e
home and he tn .rket place. 63,
Feed line and Harvest or Svw we'll ind Re4p vel
Csc. aRAT 4 BALLAnrYSE,
jyHS f-e--' ~ fssntl ~ = 10y h-rest
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IONS AATHAIH0E n tbe dozen, a,
for bathing. Pe-fumery, Combs, Bra.h.s. sarnsn',,
or.vars, stocks, Linen Collars, Hosiery, Gloves anI
dlttd, &c III 81 .s.sz-sAI "a JE.c--z.E
stsaH BOnnets. cheap. SAX md Csspe do, at Ito
usual low prices. si i g WM. p SdkDUS {,
Faccy Goods and millinery, iith stree.
l. 2Q-tf : .s.-.- ..tl1---;- = -
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Baltimore Harkss

BALrfRoRE, July 3i-Flour duh. Sales q
800 bsT els of Howard stree at s. Is; City
Mills nominsiIy held at previous quotations.
Wheat-l0 600 bushels IF red Small saisa
81 rsd a. 81 5Ss$i IS. Core. 500 bushels
o6sred-1- Sates If white at 6SlT3s CATS
salts Of I0;a00 bushels. Peansyissni 4OsA
Maryland, 35a3yc. - -Is,s o. -
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NEW BOOK or TRAVELS.

r,s- NEW BOOk OF TRAVELS:
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK.
SNORTHURFA FART, Or Ra IA hlea In
-NIceiandj" by PLIxY MIIIs, au.hor Of
/. tiers Of Ccmmunipsv."-Ihis WORK viii give q
record OF personal adventures. in q tour Of abs,
1000 mile, through the interior of Icelana in the
summer OF 1852; describe the extrao, dnary sce me-
~ OF the Country, visit to the Geysers ascent 10
the summit OF At Hekia; AID full. account OF the
Discovery Of America by the Mortimer, ~ the year
1885, with the Biography, productions, manners ard
customs OF the peoS1-s Soandna ian N ythology &c
DO. The pefts of Iceland having. by q law Of Den
marx, just b. o opened Z, the trads Of the world
for the first tns within $50 years, this work nov
viii possess p cUIiar interest. lsrgs and bpau
and brought from the-e BY Mr. Mil-s; . work eous,
In artistic fnish to any publ shed In this couu
try OR In Europe, can be seen at Tay'or Maury's.
The volume will he duodscimo Of 3D. psees, q, d
will be printed and bouR1 in tue best manssr. An
Agent hss been emplo, ed by the publisher 70 e,n
VAS Wa hirgton and Georgetown fr ssbecriber,
subscription List will also be left at TAYLOR and
Aaurys, or oraers for tee work received b. An,
bookseller. Will be published early in July. sny
persons remtting one dollar the publisher at New
York, shall have copy forwarded 10 his ad3ress by
mail, post paid The usual discount to the trade
Orders solicited CHAs NORToN
Publisher, II Chambers st., New YORK
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SUPERIOR SOuA WATLR.

How delio epsi D. the axclsmstioo OF eros ID
" of lsdies and gcntleIaep who daily call ~ .
WELLS Drus stcrs, cor :er Of Marvisod sve. Ard
fyh ter q NJ OF his fupssrioy. SODA SA7E&
sih hscApswndsrd BY judges % D che bsss n
he city. -
: The wepsssssr scand s-rpseefui,, ,svis. IN ~.
~ of fbiss tu y defigaS1i sad kss thy bsvsnp
Aho bare MT TIED il IS gre him q cal, FEELING -
nred that one gsAss yin amply compensse or .
xnls nom any Pcrs,ob Of the aty, and TO bis daily
'iaiSs- ~ wood ~ "hs had pors len o. the ssns
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, PLEASURE TRIPS

, u .SIE@ \ The Steamers GEORG & WASHING
TON or THOMAS COLLYEK can b
ehar rsd for public or select parties to visit Mount
V-raon Fort Washington, White House Pavilion
OF any other places on the Potoaac river =.
Ihe scenery on the river lie very handscme. ;sese
For particulars apply to the President OF ths Cam
psny or the Captains Of the 8 iats. si{s7.r -
Schools taken at reduced prices. - = 49,,
-,s ..shsI 5G5 LOB cORSON, ,-se
- si.7 90 o. "a SAMUEL GEDNRY, .s7
u o-2na ii6 .s7s7J5 ~Ho- Captains.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
0EoneIrowN, July 81. le

dEoneIrowN, July 81, 1854
We have been requested, by persons in ~
ested, to call the attention of the prcpe. II
thorities to the condition of portion of
road leading to TennslIytown, known as
Deep eut, near the Almshouss. We have L {
Informed that 1t s very dangerous, and uri u.
repaired soon will result in some serious o q
dent -sa g..-- .-r
Hebsr Tent, No 2ss, L O. Of R electe,
following officers for the ensuing tsrmaJ v
Ilitsohew, s.; Eugene A. Sheckell, P. C II
@. B. Rice, @. r; e. J. Shoem skier, D. !
R Il. Porter, R s.; Geo F. Kidwell, F. 5
T. A. Newman, T (; John 7. Hilton, L 2. Eur
ds,t, I. G.; Henry Wagner, o e.; Joh.. 7
Wallace, Chaplain. This tent is in ,.r
prosperous condition
Much of the new wheat coming to our n
ket Is of inferior quality, the grain havi
been injured by the rust. =.
The new galleries which are being cree :,
in Trinity (Roman Catholic) Church arehe II
" completed. When finished, the large org J,
which now sits over the altar is to be reno.
to the gallery 10 the opposite end of tho bull ,
ing, now occupied by the cOlOred portion &
the congregation. This excellent imprcr
ment will, when completed, furnish additi ~,
accommodations for some four or 1--WE hund Il
persnns.
4 number Of our Methodist friends have
solved to attend the canp-meeiing which is {
be held near Rockville, under the supeii
rendence of The Rev. Thomas Sewall, coui
mencing on the 18th Of the ensuing NOR 4;
There will also be one held on the land of =
Brewer, in Fairfax county. Va, commerce
on the 18th of August, under the superVisi,
of the Rev. Mr.. Hoover.
Tho Aour and grain market remains steal
at our last quota IONS. a. SPECTATOR.
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