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H.. NOTICE. O.
~-, PARE REDUCED TO FIvIoKNfsi

sssor A .s low n1s :. the ,ov..t.Hrs. ~"
and splendid steamer GEORGE PAGE, Oaptxh Guy,
now running between Washingeon and AlszaDdria
hiss reduced the fire to FIVE GENTS. ~ = 49,
The travelling public VII End good and eonlbrts-
be accommodations On this Beat --. -,z
Refreshments at all times viii be hsd, and ct short
notice. and the very best Chat can be got In Tie
markets. elo JAS GUY, Captain
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. LIME! LIME!! LIME

l. csmplsts order, the proprietor vii be enabled
ing the season with Lime of the hest quality for
plastering and either purposes. The lime mAnpfho
tured at these ktlns is warranted to be eQual 10
quality TO any other Manufactured IN the United
States The price viii be, delivered ~ the kiln Pio
In any other part Of the city 81.
csmsnt and Calansd Plaster can also be hsd Il ID
times. ..- ,-.s...a /, ..:- A. W. DKNHAM,
ap 8-6m For the proprietor.
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NO11C1 no, BUHDIRE-For ~. Z IarSe on.r.
IN dty q Nr. Tunkaya Mould Oornioe Brickh d
o!seed n any part Of the eiy ct 7t Ca pr loot.
June 2. JONES, AeQnt.
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= g PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
800 New ind secondhand PIANOS, Of NV
nvTyown and several other factories, are Il
ways to be had at my Piano Wareroorn, on 18th St
be.w. Pa, avenue and 4 St F.. ..- !. s.,I
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to,
an 2eSeo3nis ? FIc. RETCHENBACH.
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nj oAAOA 1OE TC8gOI INK certain I3n0N
IN TO market in the State of Missouri.
The grant Of land made by the oct of Congress ap
pr owed 10th June, 1852 to aid I'm the construction
of railroad from the city Of St Louis to the west
ern boundary ofthe State Of Missouri, known as the
Southwest Pacific Railroad" having been adjusted
far practicable notice Is hereby given, that ill
the vacant lands heretofore Withdrawn, and still
withheld, from sale entry along the route of the
said road, which lie oside Of the limits Of sic miles
on each side Of the same situated In the under
TONED townships and parts Of townshps which have
not been shall not be selected in virtue of any
grant made b. Congress, Or legally claimed by pre-
days hereinafter specified, at the ordinary nimum
price Of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre
to Wit: -..
In the district of lands subject to sale ut st. LOUIS
commencing on Monday, the fourth day Of Septem.
Der next.
North of the base line and east Of Tie fifth principal
Townships 43*, A, As, Of range1
Townships ~, ~, As, Of range2 f.-
Townships ~, 45s, 40, range
Township 46, range
Townships 49,, Al. 8. Of Mo. river, range
Townships go, ~, AZ, g. of Mo. rivsr, range
Townships 49,, Al, 4s, 8. of Mo. ri yer, range7
North Of the base line and ,cess of the principal
Township 4o., ~, a s., q, Is, r.ng.1
range -
Townships 49, 40s, Ala, A 43, range
GTs -
Townships 39s, Az, Al, range $500
Townships 39s, 40, Al, range
Townships 39*, 40, range
Townships 3S*, S9s, 40, ranges
Townships $50, 80. range 10
In the district Of lands subject to sale at jackson,
commencing on Monday, the twenty.fnh Of 6eptem
Der next: 49,. .., ,..'.... ..-.-
North Of the5 base line and ,oest Of the M principal
500 merSdiGa. =
Township 81. range 2 .--f -. .--..-.
Townships SO, 81, range - % 81 -...r-s .
Townships SO, ST., ranges .rr.. ga ...-t..
Townships 80, 87s, range 5 .-~.-...... 2.
Townships IS, SO. 37*, range6 rs-- -.....,
Townships, IS, So, 81, range s- 5.-- .f-
Townships "a, IS, $50, ranges
Townships "a, So, SO, range - -: --~-..
Townships "a, S5s, So, range 10 49, .s.-.-. ..
In the district OF lands subject to sale at CLINTON
commencing on Monday, the thirteenth day Of An.
gust next: 49, - ---- -. - So
North Of the base line and ,vest Of the M principal
meridian. -
Townships 35s s7s, sss, so, range II -
T TownsSpps g. 49, ST. s.. g. range range Is
Townships $50, 81, SO, 80, range Ia
Townships $50, So, ST. 49, 80; rsnse Is
; Townships 80, SO, 81, range II
Townships 35, SO, range Is.
In the district of lands subject to sale at SpRISe-
FIELD, commencing on Monday, the fourteenth day
of August next -z1.7. y. 20 ,.......
North Of the base line and west Of the h principal
meridian.
Townships 81, 81, 34s, range II
Townships 81 80, 94s, range Ii 81.
Townships 30, 81, 81, IS, S4s, range IA =.
Town.hips q, 80. 81; 81. ss ss+ a., rangelb.
Townships %, 29s, 80*, 3i*, range II - -
Townships n, %, 90, 3is, 32s $50, 81, range Is
At the SAME PLACE, commencing on Monday, the
fourth day Of September next: -, -. :, il.
=
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~
The Cheapest, most Com orfabk and En-.
peditious Route TO the White Snly&ur
Springs; Posting the Al,nn, Warm and
Hot Springs. =. 80
4 RRANGHNKNTs having been made with Che
IA owners of the new and splendid steamer
GEORGE PAGE TO run between Alexandra and
Washington, distance Of six miles, in connection
WITH the trains On this, and the Washingten Rail
roads the following schedule viii take essf on sad
after Thursday, June lEt, lss4i =. = 49,
A Train from Alexandria to Gordonsvlls, AID In
termedists statons, viii leave thu Depot corner Of
Duke and Henry streets e O'Clock . m, on The
time for Brsakfsst On board, sffivipr st dordees
Vile, at halfpsst 10 O'Clock -connectinE at that
point With tbs Trains on tbs Virginia Central
Isosd, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and Stsunton.
tetmedists stations, will leave 9ordonsvifle q
IL O'Clock, on the arrival OF the cars ON the
Virginia Central Railrosd, arriving at AlexAadY
at hsMpsst o'clock-thss allowing tine 70 CONNECT
with the train leaving WarhingtoB CITY for the
North, and for Dinner on board the boat.
Train from Alexandria to wafrenton snd inter.
mediate Stations will leave Alexandra daily, lsun-
days eKoepteD at O'Clock, p. NJ arriving ct War
On Sunday will leave ct O'Clock q N.
Train from Warrsnton to Alexandra and inter
mediate stations, viii leave Warrenton daily (San-
irving at Alexandra ct hAlfpast O'Clock .. N. :.
On Sunday win leave at quarter pest II o'slocf,
THROUGH TICKETS.
TO Wsfrenton ~
To Gordonsville. %
To Chan -
10 ~
70 sLyachDurg-........... %
20
70 New Market 90
sPassengers for Lur1y and New Market VIII take
the train leaving Alexandria, at O'Clock .. N,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays connecting
With the stages at culpeper, @. h
$Passengers fer Lynchburg will take the train
leaving Alexen ria ct O'Clock, .. m, on Mon
days, Wednssdsys and Fridays, connecting with the
stages at Charlottesville.
WtPassengers for the White sulphur Springs
wi III take the train lesving Alexandra daily, cor
meeting with the stages ct Staunton- = .-.-
Freight Trains are running daily, (Sundsy az.
csptsd9 -, -.-
Per order: ". B. BR0CKETT, Agent
Alexandria Va, May g. may 8l-6
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WARRINGTON q ALEXANDRIA BOATS
~ FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-s
RIA4ES AT Low RATES
The etearaers GEO. wASHINGToN aDd TBO(
dOLLYER will, on and after this date, run ct ths
shove rasss JOB -0ORSON, 5. - .
o.. ,,r SAMUEL GEDEEY,
NAV I'D Captains,
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Mo. SOIL

y
MO TICE Of withdrawal OF certain
~ lands In thu States Of MICHIGAN snd WIsoon.
sIn on the routes of the Oakland and oteaws, ana
othar proposed railroads. $50.
At the iolctAtion Of majority o. .ns v t
dent ofthe United stxtes, BY his order ce,fng aate
the LIT Of Ma, Instant has directed that the follow
ing named tovnships be Withdrawn noM saIe os en-
try until fufthes orders, except foe fsAa prseHap-
ton claims, to WIT: sa--i -.-a 3
In the district Of lands subject to sale at IONA
North Of dc base line and .ss* q the p''"''pa' wan
The north half Of township S, and townsnips 8, 4,
8, 8, and 10, Of ranges l and
The north half Of township $, hnd townsni!w 9,
9, 10, II, - 1s "A, Is. IT, and ~ OF ranges >
Townships s.Ass, 10 Il, la' 10. H. ID le and
Townships S, 7,s. 10 Il, T. Is Il IS; ls Il
L. Is, 20, of ranges >, H. L. IL ''' ~ Id ana
Townships 10, Ii; IL, 1s IA. Is 49, l7ls, 10,
'c %ossss g ss1hs T. 49, H. Is, 10, IL ls 10, and
Of range 10 .r
Townships IA and Is, Of range 10
In the district Of ixnis subject to sale at GESNEs
North of tie base line and eat Of is pr'"cspa' mari
Townships 6, ?, 8, ., 10, II, u, 49,, IA, Is. and
south half Of l8, of ranges ] and
Townships 6, !, 8, O. 10, II, u, ID, H. and l.,
ranges ,,,,.
4 and - -, -
Townships 6, 9, 10. IL, u and IL. of rsnge6
Townships 8, 9, 10, II, and ID Of range l.
North of the base line and ,ucst Of the principal nser
II. - dian.
creep. lands to be sold for tbs bes.dt Of indians
! In the district of lands subject to sale at DE-
L ~ .
North of the baselne and east Of tbs principd1 nss's
| : dian. ..<s 81
The north half of township S. Of ranges and 2
Township S, Of ranges and 4 :--
In the district of lands subject to sale at DUNCAN
North of the base Ine and svest Of the priHcpdt me7j-
| o. s,t@i ~ dian, I0tUer peninsula.
Townships "a, IS, Sc. 81, 80. and IS, Of rangs2
Townships &c. "a. IS, Sc, 81 80, and 81 Of range
| Townships 81, 80, "a, IS, a6, 81, So and ~, o.
Townships 80, 81, 80 80, "a, So Sc. 81, 50, and %
To.ns1ips %, %, 80. ST. 81, 50, 81, 3, IS 81, 50
se To vi i 5, g. 50, 81, 81 49, a. 49, and
Townships 81, o. 49, "a, IS, Is, 81, %, 90, 80, 81
30, 80 and "a, of range
Townships 81, q g. "a, 25, Is, 81, %, %, 30, 81
townships 81, g. %, "a, Is, ss, q, %, %, and 30
Of range 10
ranges II, IL, and 13 - .--------------
| Upper peninsula.
Township Al, of range % --..sl"- =
| Townships 40 and II Of range 80 -----. Is. /. :.
Township Al, of ranges 81, 81, and 80
In the district Of lands subject to sale sAut7 81
MARIE: ~ 80 ..- 90. .,'..-.-
Il North of the base line a,,d .vsst Of the principal eri
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COMMISSIONER -.
-. OF DEEDS FOR - =
New York, r. Texas CAlssrnia,
New Jersey, Louisiana, EiBsuL
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Ken1ndy,
maryland, Georgia, MioAexAa
Maine, ,...so..,: Wisconsin, Ohio, AMI
Minnesota, Florida, othss States
0E OR q e o. = n o II As,
ATTORNEY FOR XALAS, -
NOT AIRY PUBLIC.
oylI0I OPPOSITE 70 TIE TREASURY BUILDING.
nov lo-y WASHINGTON. D.. @.
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=. REKITTz1GfS 70 RfT7I6 :
t1kksoNs daaixing to asnd MONEY 3. Ireland. can
4 OBTAIN checks iof 81 or more, on tie Bsifast
aan4ree@RaAHr HA3ahls In al thu pxinnipaI
Wwns. Apply 10 CHuBB KKUTHkRs, /.
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FRENCH STEEL PENS Just imported
II from Paris ....-
Also, Psrry's and Gillotts Stell Pens, brought in
person from the makers by the undersigned, asd
embracing al their best kinds and the best variety
OF each Kind together with those of cheaper make
some as low SIS % cents per box, 81 twelve dozen,
warranted genuine. FRANCK TAYLOR
YON,s KATHAIR0N by the dosen, Of
IL s. Is, or by the bottle. Chinese hostipg Soap,
for bathing. Perfamery, Combs, Brushes, Summer
Cravats Stocks, Linen Collars Hosiery, Gloves nd
Mitts, &C
Straw Bonnets, cheap. silk and Grape do u the
usual loH prices. WIN. p. SHEDDs
Fancy Gooh and Millinery, lfth street
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Given under nay hand, at the city Of Washington
this 18th day Of May, Ammo Domini, 1854. -.'.,,-
- M JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF General Land Once.
may 31-1awl3w :. . - =.
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NEW MUSIC received this week.-lds Polka, In
IN gomar Polls, Psttis Polka, Fantasie on Jor
dams Hard Road to Travel; The Elves consisting Of
variations on .Thou srt Gone from my Ga.e;n Grand
Russian March VARIATIONS Golden Ring Waltzes
This Darkiss' Heart q Sad; Few Days, and In addi
ton to variety OF standard and popular Music
violin. guitar flute, seoordson, and other kind Of
Music Books, - % JOHN r. ELLIS,
may 80 Penn sv.. between 9th and 10th sts.
HOLLECToR,s CAsEs,- mos. conve
making memorandnms, only &c. - ~
Portfolios, the largest, best, and cheapest stock We
have ever had 30
Writing Psds; nest end ehesp ;-s;.,s...lF
Mathematical Instruments, co,ofed Crayons
Finest Water Colors IN boxes from LIZ cents 10 81
Monscramstic Board and Drawing Paper, all sizes
Extra superhns Alhanbfs- cream laid Note Paper
and Envelopes Cr.i19.S
buA eream laid Paper and Envelopes =. =,
nfSs and fne assortment Of plain and fancy Sts.
49, a.sy, Visiting oasds, -cssd oasss, and Ports
a" '.an good quality Of Enyelopss, for budnesa
purposes ut 81 90 Per 1000 =. ..---sj.
i.1a-,, GRAY 3 BALLANTYNE,
's1a 7th street,
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A n INTRODUCTION 20 the Study
"A OF TIE Roman Law, BY Luther s. Cushing one
Junius discovered, BY fr.dict orinn, vol
Inc Two Records or the Mosaic End the GeoleEfcaI
lecture, BY Hsgh Miller
Pycron's Course Of Reading, edited By s. A. fsnof
The Undying One, md other poems, BY Mrs. Norton
Alone, . novel, by Marion Hsrfxnd
1ravels h Armenia, by CurDpn
Life end iss Aims In two parts l.
Tho History Of the Council Of Trent by Rev. I. a.
Buckley, BA. ~ - ~. - -.
The o,seehim Of the Council Of Trent, by Ber' ia
History of Protestantism in France, by g. De fince
The Quist Heart, novel from BlackHoodf nagr
- - xtnR - ~. - = fRAhCk 1AiAVh
: ie l8-d - e-.E---as[ =. .i-z-l----
EKRN LEAVES nom Ysnnys FOrtssHo, ss''ad
. ~ oef1eS 81 esq 2 ---- ~ = 49, -t~lr'
Life In Abysdlis, By Mansaald Parkyn
American Fruit GrovsES- Guide by b Elliott
aAessrs On Pulmonary QonsunptoA ~ fhsopa.
tus ShoAapson, u p sI..sly.
Alone, BY Marion Hafland =
5neoogic3i 1eeAys, 2 vols, by Thos d Quincy
fsfkSrs Book pr Msehsnies and lngheet1nesb4 -
= W Nys0eA OF erGe5s s.ys-Eel
Chentsxy a. O6mmon Lin, No. > yJonDsu.r
JS3 lsoeiyed q TAYLOR AAvKfS
nay 81. Bookstore, nsaf e6 a
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SEA BATHING. u I L
NHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON. -
~ Va, win be reopened on THURSDAY isl Isl
June, and the proprietor having added large anS
commodious House, Ball Room, Bowling Alleys &c.
pledges himself to make every effort to render tb,
stay Of visitors pleasant and agreeable.
It's advantages for BATHING or SEA AIR arr
not surpassed BY any other Watering place. and The
climate Is proverbial for health.
81 Boats. Fishing Tackle, &C., in readiness 10,
visitors. l.
board per day 81 OC
Il OC
IS OF
montns 90 0C
so 0C
Children and servants under II years of are, hal,
PfNe. 80" - Il. g. RANKa.
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HAYWARD'S HISTORY and accom-,
IL OF all Religions, Sscts, aud DENOMINATIONS.
vol, full cloth so cents >~...,.s
Barrow. Complete works, vols, octave, full cloth
8. -, =
Paley's complete Works, 8 vols, octave, bound n
three, 81 SO =
DAubisns's History of the Reformation, vols in 2
81 cents
Jeremy Taylor on the Liberty Of Prophscyins, ]
js1a- - -. FRANCK TAYLOR
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On. MoRsxs AvlaoRAxHe CORDIAL has been ooun.
forfeited by some unprincp1ed persons.
/ In future, all the genuine Cordial viii have the
proprietors fac smile pasted over the cork Of each
bottle and the following words blown in the glses
sDrs N 0Foess LnvfGorAtfnR Cordial,
G. II. RING, Proprietor, MY.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

Washington, d. c., July 4th. 1854. II
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SABBAIH SUHUUL HUNKS

liFenm TnTtnF, Just received NJ
~ ei7 y, 49, VOWEhb, ~ uNon BY.
MIN. R, Mckee desIes all having elaims against
wv him present them f0r adjustment aud those ~ hs
debt are expected TO meet his credits promptly. Those
wshng interviews viii catat his old stand, or at HE Of
nee in The blllns occupied BY MeNalr nsrysy. Dry
Goods Merchants, oh wand. al29
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
~ JIG National Line.
IsIRoRAPmRNFORTnNnAlLYlNrKlLl0KNONR
FROM T1g soUTIl'

0oLuAnus, Ga, Sept. ll-Dealhs from cholera
since Friday amount TO 50.
Orleans pSpers OF Tuesday received $500
bale, Of new cotton was received by the sleamtT
Priacess-lsl large cargo lot The season.
A violent storm occurred at Charleston on Ri.
day, Nearly 4S houses were destroyed, II also
caused immense damage Throughout The city and
vicinity. All the whiryvs were injured, and the
water completely 1JOded the WAREHOUSES and
stores, destroying great amount OF merchandise.
Loss on The whaTyes estimated at 100000. Tie
wood work and stone facing on 10th sides OF The
battery were destroyed. SOME Of the whaWtS
were cut down TO lie low water mark, and the
shipping suffered considerable damage. Tile brig
Eureka broke from b moonngs, drilled against
the battery, and finally sunk--a total loss. The
steamer De Kalb had lier cabin roof blown OIL
The schooner Isabella also sunk, number Of
other vessels were driven ashore, ohalrd ,,and o1n-
sidtTably injured. In the intsiuTof the city The
gardens aud houses we've flooded, and The occa-
pants were saved in boats. .rhe Old Point House
was swept away. Tie sea nude complete
breach through The MouItie House, (Sulliyan's
lsland,) and The cupants reiterated TO The oupola
Tor salely Mos' Of lhUse on the island had TAKE %
refuge at Poft moullrie, which was eonsldeyed per
feciR SIZE. All The telegraphic lines we've pros
rated.
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eIybOdy thought Tie tain must come, IS they
watched the skies with the deep sOliciiude cf
wrecked wTsichgs dopihs on a shoreless ocean,
aud eoseios viii parched fps, water, wafer! Hut
aNsl The oy pissed without Iaih--lhs night pass.
ed without tqm-tbe morning dawncd without
rim and yesterday beheld the same clOudlrss
bfealhless sky above US. II isterrijle, although,
whilewe write il is much cooler thOn has brenf 4
several weeks, owing 10 rain or hail, somewhere.
May the good BdIns who rides upon The wlir.
wind and directs the storm, rnd sends bis rain on
The evil and lust. look In msIeynnon usl y
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ClomnSo.-Thr cid, well,eslhLllshed aud un'
ipi'sd Clothing Establishment Of TIE BuonEs,
|nyr Of Water aud Monroe SIS, speaks 10 lbe
5lis today in its accustomed Language, inioIm-
( is Thousands oil patrols lhuI its fall stock hes
'h''d. Its stock, as usual, is Fplendid,-its
'RIuen, IS usual, are Of ihe first Glass; It's
aLninihip, Os usual, Of tie best quality, aud
+ UtOie concern generally continues iomeril
\ patronage aud confidence Of its hosts u Gus
sen. We invite attention TO the advertise.
'us.
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PROM nip PLAINS

ST.. LOols, Sept. il.--A special express from
Fort Leayenwotlh states llaton tile 18th OF Aug,
tie Sioux indians killed an OK belonging 10 40
emigTant train, close TO Poll Laramie The ohiei
gave notice TO The officers Of his willingness to
give NJ tie offender. Lieut.. FlrmneY dispatched
2d Lieut.. GIalihn with on interpreter SeIgtnt
FuIoB Corporal MaoNulty and 90 pryale>, The
whole detachment was mastered. No reliable in.
formation. The Notwithstanding the number killed.
The Indians ore extremely hostile, meWtoing the
Fort llicll is in critical condition. A reinforce.
menl was sent 10 POrI Laramie.
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RRnM NAE PLAlNs.

ST. Louis, Sept lI.--rheEe has been an nrr'
val IRON Fort Laramie with dates 10 10th August.
Hut few cmigrhnts were met on the plans. Tie
dTouih prevailed to an alominB extent. The In
dams are peacenble, md do OppTellensons were
entertained by The whites. Some Of the tribes
are not on COOL terms with each other and nTepa
talions were making for war between tue Sioux,
aud the PoWuees and Camanches. Serious lTOu'
ble was anticipated. ..F
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sEoRRr EXPEDITION.

NEw YoEE, SEPT il.--'l'he Bark ChthaTine Au.
gusla it'll the much talked Of Law mdtkels or
board SAILED hence on SauIday.o IN a secret expe'
duiJn, which as some ayet has been fitting out
here under the auspices Of Gen. AlvarrE TO oct
against the Government of Santa Anna, The
steamer franklin Is expected 10 leave M DAY Of
two on the same expedition.
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n, ,,r,i to announce the Death Of TuoNAs
q I,,,,,urr, ESQ.,, a. lawyer e this city, AID
..,r,,,,B Of many fine qualities Of head aud
~ N, funeral will take place this morn hg at
,.' D,s o'clock, from his late residence on
u,, tftel.
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tas NvSOEE CIsE.-lu The County CourI yes
fhh George Francis, charged with numbering
lm RnauL aud committed by magisltale'
d'el further vxamrnalion until bis final ttai.
tie next term Of tile Circuit CUun. His wife,
aged with being an accessory, before Tue fact
!aa elimination, aud wss remundedto prison.
We deem it proper rol opubliShlhe teslimony'
b make any comments al present, Ia relation
Ibis cass. An impartial trial, Without unne'
R'U newspaper interference. will best Suhserye
purposes OI Justice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-12

n,uonrIx rnE vALLEY.-The editor Of
s,,o,on vindiestor noticed o coTnfeld Of 10
VIZ. t.,t. Valley, which will not yield the corn
'''' ,Iroonn. lie says that corn will sell at SO
~, s,r.I this fiI, that pork will rise, but that
End cattle must gt,ally TALL in price.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-12

o,,u-RobiusOn x Bro. have received the
v,.,,tbocksr aud Magazine Of All forSePiember,
- ,,s.her supply Of "FashiOn and Pamins.'
.r.s,i,rosa," AUBREY" "sir Jopef Carew,
r., r"Do5I Family Abroad" SC. No. Wash
rs,,HIl is getting 10 lie hs resort foT lovers { {
p,lRijing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-12
T=TITIll5iNIA I-oGo cIicdt Court Nov lnAetoil,
Iisnrg sh1rp and John HUGHES, L. 49,.
Return n. mn AID Oth,rI

This cause came on 10 Do heard upon the process, &C.
aud heIeur0n the court doth adludGe, order and de-
Il DO referred 10 one Of the master Commission
srs M this court TO fake and Biao aocourt u tue per-
sOna estate the said John Murine, deeeasedi which has
come uO the hands ri Johnston hurnei bis admlnisTa
tor which has CONS Into The hands Of ans Other peon
by the order OF said admins aud for bis ute ehaig
ing said administrator with ell assets which have epne 10
his hands or TO tile banda OF any VGr Ioieon for his USE
rnd cIedng him with all dsbuepents made In The due
course OF administration Aud the said Commissioner
shall also state an account or The diaThuve share OF said
Return S. las husband Of his wllo In and 10 the per-
sOnhl estate OF sad deceased and es the real eaale OF
which the raid John MuTipe died eelted and 1.-THE 9eaton
elo which said Return Hill a. husband OF HE said
wife is entitled and also 10 aaeertaih and report a
cho llens up said intrresl OF said Hill Ia said realty aud
personally, and their several pTioTiiies
'iBut before king tai accounts, the said master shall
cause NOT GO OF tho same DO given By advertisement
published r four four EnccefIyo WeGlB 10 soma noW5pa'
psr p,ned In The ell. OF Wheeling aud said commission.
y = V 4Sopy-Iests, .ALoSzo IoRiNG,
caldwell clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-12

ne Srlrr Flm.-'rhe Richmond Enquirer says
ipisuupI Pair and cattle slow will com
suse al The Societys spacious aud beautiful
Blnl, al the Western telminaiion OF Nam ST.,
Totsd,y, the 3lSl Of October, and continue
VI J,li We make lhls statement ia reply to
;riis Which have been made on the subject
b. time il about one week subsequent to the
|fnOi Norfolk and Petersburg. .re