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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

Row-MAs hiuRpEREp.-A party of "craw-
fish boys assembled on Tuesday AFTERNOON, about Q
o'clock, in front o. the Belvidere on The corner of
81 and Vine streets, aud there made ati attack on
an lrishman named Francis C1awley. Crawley
resented their attack, and aquarrel ensued Two
OF the party struck HIM, and Ciawley started 10
run. He was followed and stabbed in the right
side anil neck, and knocked down by boulder.
de died in few minutes after. citizen named
Moore epdeavored 10 arrest one oflhe party named
John Mutually, when the party ''pilched into"
him and gave him severe beating He would
no doubt, hnye been killed had not the citizens
lnterfered and rescued him. A man named John
Connor received slung shot in tue right Shout
der, and flesh wound in the wrist. Neither
Moore nor Co0nor are dangerous. The police
were soon on the spot, and arrested the following
persons as being engaged in the affray: John Null
Tally, Henry Edwards, John McFall, VIM. alias
Jerry Cowden. Hamilton Fish, Wm. Ellison, Jo-
Senh Perry and Joseph Barker. They were taken
before Judge SpooneT, who held Mutually in $40.
600 and the Others in $4,000 bail Tor further r dl-
ing. Coroner Noble held an inquest over Craw-
sy's body, and the jury returned verdict in ac.
coIdance with the above facts.
since writing the above the parties arrested
nave had their examination before Judge Spooner,
and no witnesses appearing against them They
were discharged 1t IS said that tile man who
CONN lied the murder has yet been arrested
Cincinnati Gazette.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

UThe National Inteliigencer says it regrets TO
learn the sudden death on Tuesday night of WASH
iSoToS- G. PAoE, ESQ.,. the universally esteemed
cashier of the AleSandria branch of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia Hespeut the fourth, ina happy
rural excursion with his femiy. and in the succeed
ing night died of stroke of apoplexy. Mr..
PAoE's father died many years ago with almost as
much suddenness, and a brother while delivering
4th of July address 10 the Masonic Lodge of
Alexandra, suddenly fell and expired.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08


The Gu. PowDrR EXPLOSION AT AURORA. IND.-
During the celebration of the opening of the Ohio
and Mississippi railroad, on Thursday last, str-
Gus explosiono! gunpowder occurred near Aurora,
Ind. II appears that cannon was attached 10
the last car Of the Aurora train and that one or
two kegs of powder ere in the car. As the train
approached place called Seymour, six men COM
mence,i firing salute. A small furnace used for
heating the rod with which the piece was fired of,
lay close by, and from this the wind, ii is snppos-
ed blew spark into the chest where the powder
was kept. AN instantaneous explosion followed,
horribly mangiing every person in the cat. The
Cincinnati Republican says:
We have seen many exhibitions of hospital
practlce, and many outside cases OF muiilaion and
accldents "by food and feld,'' but we never IN
our lives saw ANYTHING 10 equal the appalling
scene which was presented TO US on this occasion
ihe SIX victims of the unfortunate catastrophe
we're literally stripped naked, every particle eff
cio.hng having been torn from their bodies by the
force OF the explosion, their limbs were fractured
their bodies manged, The hair OF their heads were
burned off, and the groans and cries of the suffer-
ers filled the house where they Law. One man
Robert P. Squibb,, formerly of New York, had bntb
ls legs broken, and flesh toru from his hands arms
and bodys the soles Of MS boots were blown off.
and every shred of Clothing torn from his per-
SON. Mr.. S. was thrown some sixty feet fro,n tie
tram, and died soon alter. John h. Watkins for.
merly of Maysville, had his left arm broken in two
PLACES and was badly burned in various parts Of
his person. He was also blown out of the car
John L. Baily, a printer, had one of his legs bro
ken IN two places, and was otherwise seriously in
iured- He has since died. James L. Redding
was badly buraed and severely confused on the
chest and back. His clothing took fire, and he
saved himself by eaping from the car INTO pud-
die Of water. Henry Doolen had one leg and one
ann broken, and sustained several injuries internal
and external. His lip was cut his nose split in
two and mashed, ms W hole abdomen burnt to
"a crisp. and his ears fairly cooked. His recovery
is doubtful.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
nenton,s Eu1oev on Hamilton.

Col. Benton has given us chapter nominal!y
on Col. Burr, but in reality mote upon Hamilton
Alter speaking of Bun's Presidential contest with
Jefferson, Col. Benton remarks, in the handsome
est style of enloly:
"But General Hamilton was most thoroughly
imoued with a sense of his unwortbiness, and
deemed 1t due to his country TO balk his election
over Jefferson; and did so. His 5letlers 10 the
FEDERAL members of Congress paiiited BUR- in his
true character and dashed from his grasp, and for
ever, the gilded prize his hand was touching. For
mat rusra ton of his hopes, four Years afterwards
ne Killed Hamilton 10 duel, having on tile pnIt
OF Burr, tile spirit Of assassfnaiion-colti-
FLOODED, calculated, revengelul, and falsely pre-
lexted. He alleged some trivial aud recent matter
Tor the challenge, suchns would net insiifyit in
any code of honor, and went to the ground To kill
upon an old grudge he was ashomed 10 avow.-
Hard was the fnte of Misunderstanding his life at
the early aye of fotly-two, for having done Justice
10 his country in the person of a man to whom he
stood most politically opposed, and chief of the
party by which he had been constrained 10 retire
rom the scene of public life at the age of thirty
iour-the age at which most Others begin the
having accomplished most gigantic works. He
was the man most eminently and variously en-
dowedo o. all the eminent men of his day--at once
i soldier anu stateman, with head to execute:
writer an orator, luTiSt an organizing mind,
aOie 10 grasp the greatest system; an administra
i've, 10 execute the smallest details, wholly ttiIn-
ed 10 the practical business oil lIe and with ca
paci'yfor application anu Production which teem-
ed with gigantic labors, eachworthy TO he the
product OF single master intellect, but layished
| IN litters from the ever teelng fecundity of his
prolific genius. Hard fate, when Withdrawing
from the public life al the age OF thirty four, he
fell eItconstrainedt to appeal to posterty for
| that Justice which contemporaries withheld from
| MIN. nj the appeal was notin vain. Statues
rise to his memory, history embalms his name;
postertY will do justice to the man who al the age
OF twenty, was "the principal and most confden-
tiai aid of Washington who retained the love
anu co n!ente OF the Father ofhis country TO the
last; and 10 whom honorable opponents, while.
opposing HIS 81 stems of policy, accorded him hon
or, patriotism, social affections, and transcenden.
tai abilities, This chapter was commenced TO
write notice of Col. Aaron Burr; but that cub
lect will not remain under the pen. At the al,
pearahce OF that name, the spirit of Hamilton
starts up TO rebuke The inttusion-to drive back
the foul npparitionto Its gloomy aliote-and To
concentrate all generous feeling in ITSELF"
.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
TO q LADY

-s-r E-.#.ss-. ~ "a hkAoS
VINO SuEsrsuED LIonr TO THE ArTuoR's rtrE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, when men rate,
~ Stole few sparks from heaven,
To add biped to sphere,
Was scarce by gods forgiven. 80
Then how can Itor pardon sue,
With grosser ain ailsripe; ,ftstf,-7
Who took such frequ ent light nom youI
To animate my pipe2
Relenting gods, their anger past.
f.5 Their sentence dire revoke,
And thus, trust, my crime, at last.
Willyanish all, In smoke.
Butthis loved pipc.--a relic rare
a censor doubIy best; sEsg
Whence incense rose from hands fair
( ssls As eers Loves affairs drest;
Let no true smoker henceorth choose
Its powers TO essay;
But rather DER the sweet facts muse
Which eonsecrate It's clay.
Lot him be told how Beauty's hand
zes The flaming match applied.
That made The fasrant smoke expand.
quatied in conscious pride.
Oil Tell how OF, and OFT I'D ill
Its bowl, and pun amain.
with long dIawn breath, my purpoee still
To have II Lit again.
Thus Love. when TO his thirsty lips
The nectared cup rose high,
Would waste no time, In dainty sips,
That brought fair Hebc nigh.
This honored pifei oh. lstitress
Memorial here. OF one
In whom Old Time has rcprcsl
What Folly had begun
OF one 20 whom, in lies decline,
Some sparks of mirth aye LEFT,
As lights in Pleasure's halls may shine,
OF all besides beret;
Though such pale beams may seem to thee
But the phosphonc ray
The gieam, by night, from some old tree.
Tina; marks lis sure decay
Unlike the lame thy hand supplies.
Which, here. to incense turns
Aweed that bids sweet memories rise,
Aud bIessesa a it burns.
ELLrspkLE. VIZ. n.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
sP Eo1AL NOTICES.
HAMPToNis vReETABLE TINcTuRE.

We have the Strongest assurances of the good effects or
thsnediepe inehoera morbas, Iarrhaa. and diseases
of the bowels inciiento This season. 1t nvIgorates tho
stomach and novels, and renders the system great as
aisiAnee cpmbatns the approach of indeed all of
disease Sold By T. II. LOGAN q Co.
Ub General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

9TThe Ohio and Mississippi Railroad is com.
pieted and operating for 40 miles east of ST. Louis
The road is graded and ready for the rails for near
lao miles. and the rails are going down as fast as
they can be laid. BY the first of August, the road
will be completed to the Illinois Central. The
Illinois Central has only 20 miles unfinished be-
tween Caro- and the-intersection cfsthe o. NJ
Both roads will be completed the point of inter-
section by August LIST, and then there will be a
Railroad connection between St. Louis and Cairo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

LlagoR Law UsoossrrTuTloxaL.-- learn
from passenger on last evening tram, that Csief
Justice Corwinsass decided that the Liquor Law
passed by the last Legislature is unconstitutional:
Under which decision, several persons confined in
the Champaign county jail for violating nroy,s-
ions Of said law, we've released from confinement
-oAfo Statesman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
United States Hotel,
Chestnut Street, above, Fourth,
RHII, a nEH.REI A

n J, MacLkLLkN, Gate Of Jones' Hotel,) has the
". pleasure TO inform his friends and the travelling
Community, that he ha leased this House for term OF
years and Is now preared 10, the reception guests
ne LocnL advantages OF This Iayore establishment
are too we'll known 10 need comment
Tie House. ami FURNITURE have been put in first rate
tueTi The rooms arc large and well ventilated. The
oles Will always be supplied wi The best and pro-
preor pledges himself that effort part shall be
wanting 70 make the UNITED STATES equal in comforts
10 any Hotel iIlthe Quaker Oily. irI-orn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

pThe Columbua Statesman Of the 18th ultimo
says "a dispaich was received yesterday from
Mount Vernon. announcing the death Of MI Wat
son., late Deputy Warden Of The Ohio Pemtentia-
IY' It's supposed he died of cholera.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
Dgspepsia, Rhe.naatism, Scrofula. Cough, Asth-
ana, COnsu,nption, Liver Complaint, &c.
TRUTH is MIGHTY,

ana, Consumption, Liuer Complaint, &c.
TRUTH is MIGHTY!
Alc you sick Beware OF limitations Ask for H,,ny-
Ss ressiGSs dfnetTs Tho many made by this
\ medicine must have merit, and gro Inherit TOO IN
stand The test OF public opinion No ofpuing
TSsEs IN article $" as TO keep it good
good medicine will live, become popular and extend
pic yss s9 .
ses iro mouth to mouth with more rapidly than news
papers ca spread IT. living witness tsstifyne TO The
cure medicine has made for him is eservice Than
any newspaper advertising. - '''"''
In proof OF what say above, we re er YOU TO Ra,p
'0 ~. 'e ss a Ts T and It's elects
al Rhennatlsm Of eight years. standing other rene
WIN NJ. Oldham. (late OF the Custom House s,y.,,irr
dSS FINE ST. OF Dyspepsia, great lily, nenty
w a. Schaefer Esq., of the Oldest ami
most highly respeeable citizens, cured great weakness
jarrett Plummet, 1853 Baltimore st. suffer ed intensely
years With hip disease and ercuria rheumatismi cured
T nit n to b Isms handrsds Others
John Perysil, s. A; Grimm, John Luke, Rev. ". Esk.
STA, scrofua, cough liver complaints, sroneitis Saint
vins Dance &c We refer TO own citzeus-caIlo on
DIR. HAMPTON the anthor Of this great Hampton,s
Vegetable yreture is In his soh ear ingood beaith so
WI oe seen that 1t is not article got up Impose
GrHuNbREps in this city win bear the came testi-
9cs and get pamphlets csratls,o and see the many
1t has shown;tself most powerfully eurative OF
NERVOUS DISEASES,
In their various forms, giving lie and yror
ing The shattered constitutions and thus hons in
place OF aepondeney By its mild. pleasant and sale ac
ton ON the stomach Kidneys lungs and the ner
Vons system It cures dyspepsia liver complaint iseasea
sne anary ORGANS, coughs asthma, bronchial afec
govt neuralgia, Saint vftus' Dance Fits Pst.
la, Piles, with all diseases arising from fmnure biood
sGs For sale by Y. III Logan g. Go .WbeelinS
Drusgi Is generally. $500 "'4 ny
0c5-sold bS MoRTIAKR & MowBRAY $40 BatIrooyais 81
Baltimore. and so4 i'rosdvay n Y - 81
U5-Price 81 per bottle. ,n,o,y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

uIn recent debate in the British House of
Lords, Lord Ellenborough snid. s'The very idea of
warlwith the United States was horrible. The
event would be one of the greatest evils, one of
the.airest of human Affections. Connected as we
fein sill the details of commerce, it would be.
more like tearing asunder the limbs of one human
body. than the collision of TWO separate and dis.
tinet bodres."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

U-The Louisville Courier comes 10 us in an
entirely new dress, presenting a very handsome
appearance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

Tar eiLLrsUsrERs.-Fh grand jury of the U.
s. Circuit Court at New Orleans has refused 10
ind bills against persons accused of ilbustering,
because no evidence but vague rumorwas brought
agains; them. The Judge. however, intimatei
thatshe should bud the suspected persons over in
5000 bonds to obey the law for nine months.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

MiIiFARy ExEc5TIos N eAsADA..-The Kings.
ton fiesaid says that soldier wso shotf destt-
non on aonday last, Il the garrison, Fort Henry.
and adds thai the articles Of war viii be tol the
future. ia the case of soldiers. most Hgidy exc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

g-5-tMafy, my,loye,, said a not very attentive
husband 10 his vile, at a dinner table, tshall
help you 10 8 piece of the heart2' believe
said she that piece OF the heart was all that /
ever got, There was commotion among the
Dishes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

USpeaking OF railroad facilities. writer in the
says at makes little matter now
where man lives. He is close by everywhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
PALPITATION, WEAKNESS.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED.
TINCTURE TRIUMPHANT y

HUNDREDS or OUR owS CITIZENS
The Rich and the Poor, eperuphere begr The same
rESr1mONK. -
iteau INC following Certificate lady, endorsed by
postmaster +. p. Coopeti ;. go ~
CAPos BRIpGE, Hampshileco Va
/ . - March /, 1883 -
Mr., H. r. Sir: Agieea bic 10 YOUR venues,
and my owndesrc to Ucnoft the afflicted, ne, eby
y the great relief received from the HdafTOhS
VEGETABLE I7NC'5URE >@' =
was taken With violent palpitatio or rather f3p,
ternG aud uembLg OF the heart, continued save
raj days II seemed as though hea almost fo eot
zen It's ONCE. The amy became alarmed and nTocureJ
bo tie of this Salab bic medicine before I'M iscs,,
near Que hottie OF This IIhCIURE OF HAMPTONSSe 4
entirely relieved 0'' ~
This Is the third instance relief in nv family nv The
use OIL this valuable medicine. Two iiIec aro
was aid up with liberation Of ankle, the effect OF
appehte and the sore which ItT inches mn and
down, aud hall around ankle reierIed ever az
oit to heal II, until procured HdmptoH,s Vegetable @
Ie, ono bottle o. which restored health, heated nv
~ yeaTs. ~ 20"
again, OF my daughters was very low from sev.rc
uysen cry and when she began to sit up her feet com
swelling, which increased every day and began
10 be very Iainul-sbf used polite OF IaTpfon,y J1c.
tuei tue pains sed, swelling subsidized ana
her health retu1ned-we kept her legs bandaeed with
strips oil wooden until her strength etuTned '
have been thus particular, others uuder similar
circumstances might be induced TO avail themselves or
this re.Ledy. N
Yours, with respect,
ELlzABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify, that personally acquainted
win Mrs Edwards, aud can safely recomen the above
T. P. COOPER, Postmaster.
-.7 Capon bridge, H1mlshile co. Va
" Delicate ladies child will please give IL a
trial f''~~' b. - a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
Owner w anted

EoR black Leather Trunk, marked on one end T. a.
b The said trunk was taken from the Union Line
steamer Ciy Of W heelng 9Th day OF MaTchIast
at thia city and carried TO tile Baltimore Ohio Rail
roadDepoti there being person to claim Il there it
was carredto the office the Wheeling Omnibus Line
where the owner get BY proving the same and pay
ms the changes thereon he trunk and contents
will be sold to pay for this advertisement.
jy6 SHA LLCRoSS & TERRY
Louisville Journal, Cincinnati Gazette and baltimore
I'm please Insert three times aud charge this once
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
NEW SAYINGS BANK STORE
AT THE OLD rosr osricE OPPOSITE THE M'LusE

20 Es5 fid. HOUSE. =i. .9i#
the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity: Feeling verv
I'm for the liberal received nom yon
aeeIn proper Cor your interests well my own
70 can your attenonto constantly renienished stock
OF BOOTS Shoes, Hats, Caps Umbrellas Carpet Sacks
az Inc corners of Market and Monroe Streets Ieene
there Is no greater variety in this market; while in
qnallty are not surpasxed in Western Virginia and in
price undeTSod by therefore espectfrIIy IN,
vic you all to calerd examine M stock, and in the Ian
suase OF Il will iabor-alfasi become the SON of ne
commodate and fit you. ~ S9.
TO the ladies', particularly, would say have fargo
9nSanuty Of French Lace, Straw, ard braid Bopnets
winch VIII seitst cost as the season ia advancing
viii sell very low. b. H -W3TSnN
TO country merchants we would say that we viii dmii
cate any bills bought inihe eastern Cities cash c5o
COPY BOOKS.
large lot of Copy and PeEmanship books, good ma
per, a hie article - = -
ieas - BAssETTs& Co
AkN0LDis WRITING FLUID.
IaHE best Ink In market without exception es,n
siany for sale at the lowest prices Wholesale ana RS
LeI. les WILDE Il BRO
~ mys JANIS BAKER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
Wheeling and Franklin Cotton

N K. MONROE &: Co., having taken the wheelin
and Franklin Cotton Mills, located in this city ar
to supply All orders the lowest rates for q
anu Of SheetiIss Cotton yarns, Cotton Warps, Cotto
wines Cotton Chain, CoverIid Yarns. Cotton BAT
uMgs etc. JAMES KNOTT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
$40 Trustee's Sale.
iyi.dLs GIBSON l.. cRANMER.
j. B. MARSH,

lLATE OF THE FIRM TiRGLE AND MARsu.1
No. 30, Monroe ar, Wheeling
III ~ Just opened superior lot of BOOTS AND
- HOkSatNo 30 Monroe street, at the Old grocery
tana oil y w Paxton Co., which he is Offering To- The
tail. ' " "ioeSole ana re-
MS old friends and customers are invited TO cali md ex
anime his stock, feels assured that he can 81 Ie
satisfaction; and he will spare no EFFORT ON his
part TO keep his stock as 10 embrace every
OF work, and equal TO any in Inc cnuLtry ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
REAL ESTATE sAT1s
Tn 60
For Sale,

A DESIRABLE brick house, sii,,,.s -
m nrs inquire OF THOMAS GREY fRfsSIi'' ast
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

BRIDGE D0WNii
consequence OF which there will be good deal of
street ''gassng, and long iaces But who's afrail2-
just step into the and buy Of his unex-
eeied Lou,lfas cigars, and they will set you right
my22 y. w. RHODES agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
ADAMS & CO.'S EXPREsS

Great Bargain. >
VIE subscriber, wishing to quit the Consec,;opsr he
jc2T r NJ. PARKKR N,,,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

Notice. ..,re q a
YOUNG e.ptlenzn desire, 70 .ass TI Ell 81 z.
"A Aeaaeny or High School, et ts,bIs Of "a.
byarches sdsIIy tseht In such sshS9ss' !, y
| ences can De given. Adlress . ma -
ginis, until the isf OF Jply. 49, 4 81 Hl'
E0 PRS Ladies F.. ~ Pero taS,Ies ard uE'ss Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

LEAFHEt BEL'EING.
w are making frequent additions to of New
isas ork Leather betting and Lace Leather.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

T WISH 10 sell my farm near 49,
9nIbersl terms, and in one or more ;, saa vi IN,
deaired. nnatn = oIe tIseilii -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

GUN BETTING.
OHM FEET inst Ieeeiyed nom Roston I,si,;n, r ~
S0OO pany al lowest rates BY -''i-"s o"''
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-21
To Furnish 4 House CompIete.

TALL at DONN, BRO. q Co.'s Ninth
~ street five doors north Of Clagett Co., Nos.
4s2, 494, and 4s6, where will be found In our four
large sales rooms, the most various snc complete
stock af Housekeeping Goods in the United States in
one store TO which additions are constantly made OF
everything that Is new and convenient. Housekeep-
ers and those who are about commencing may rest
with great saving * time, trouble, and vesson q
dealing in many stores.
An goods warranted as represented, and delivered
TO any part q the District free Of expense.
We note the heading Of what we keep:
FOR PARLORS.
Sofas, Divans, Lounges, arm Rockers, Gothic Par
lor Chairs, Of rose, walnut, and mahogany covered
with hair plush, brocatee, dsmask, or c6intz, or in
white for those furnishing their own covers.
Whatnot Mirrors Of the largest size to the smallest
DINING ROOM.
Extension and plain Tables, Sideboards, Chairs, &c
CHAMBER SETS.
Painted Or Imitation, Of the various woods walnut,
mahogany, and cherry, in sets or detached pieces,
Beds Mattresses, Of hair cotton and shuck; Pillows
and B0lsters Feathers In sacks
PLATED GOODS ON ALBATA.
Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Baskets, Castors, Walters,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA,
In dinner, tea and chamber SETS or in detached
pieces in fancy q. b. or white.
Edwardss white Stone Ware, in sets or detached.
Glass Ware, pressed and cut full assortment.
Cutlery, from the best manufacturers.
Lamps Fancy Goods, Wood Ware, baskets, Brush
G, Clocks, Japsnned Goods, Block Tin, common Tin
Ware, Childrens Toys, and everything nppertaining
to well furnished kitchen (the foundation Of GOOD
hoTsekeepng) may be found IN our store, 4c.
i will assist new house houseIeepers in selecting
what is necessary for making their homes comfort
able Remember the stores No. 492, 494, and 496
Ninth street five doors north Of Pennsylvania ave.