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GRA 5 S "A L LIE Y
DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.

Nam Street, nearly opposite 1NH Street,
JNTTED with all the modern Improvements BY
L which am enabled to take superior pictures m
fair cloudy, sunshine stormy weather.
CHi>ens Of Grass TGNey and my ''outsider
friends generally are inrited to call.
Sept l. 1853. 20-tf GEORGE d. DORNIN
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BOOKS! BOOKS!

BOOKS! BOOKS!
RELIEFING that the high price of books has been 3
S hindrance to reading and preudicaI to general in
telgence, w. p. BROWNE, has opened
Cheap Book Store s circulating Library,
on Broad street. two doors below the S Hotel where
ne will sell or loan books at third lower rates than
they can be purchased for elsewhere in Nevada Having
made arrangements with friend at the Bay forward
books he will constantly add to his supply all the
works of popular and standard authors
Also, Atlantic, San Francisco and Sacramento papers
Magazines &c.
For the accommodation of his customers he will keep
on hand POSTAGE STAMPS and STAMPED ENVEL-
OPES, at government price. 4l-3m.
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Goodman l. Bros.

80 Front street. San Francisco.
WHOLESALE dealers in Butter, Cheese. Lard
w Pork, Bacon, Hams. Beef, Fish, Rice and
Meal sepl6-3m
JAS. H. GOODMAN. E. GOODMAN. LUcIUs BELL.
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ALSO
Copying and Seal Presses; Combs;
Letter Books; Brushes;
Letter Clips; lndelibe Ink
Chess Men: Carmne Ink:
Backgammon boards; Notaria seals and waters;
Dice: Gum Labels;
Dominoes Cotton and linen twine:
Steel Pens of all kinds Whitney'. Diapers and Sill
Gold Pens; nans inksands;
Patent Rubber; Pocket Inkstands
Rubber bands; Sand Boxes;
Bloting Paper and Boards Wafer Cups.
Card Board; Letter Stamps;
Printers Cards: Paper Folders;
Waters and Sealing Wax; Paper Weights;
Port monnaies Black Sand:
Pocket Books; Plain and Fancy Note Paper.
Bankers cases, Motto seals, Pocket Cutlery &c.
We constantly receivng additions tho above stock
TO which invite the attention of the trade
LORD s. WEBB.
132 Sansome ST., bet. Washington and Merchant,
Dec l6:}m is San Francisco
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SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA COTNTY OF NEVADA
~ Townsh of Nevada, S.. Justices Court before 7
W. Colburn. Justice OF the Pence. The People Of tha
State Of California 10 u. W WALLRR, J. T. A ASr ERsos
and HENRY TUTHILL: You hereby summoned to ap
pear before the undersigned Justice OF the Pence at his
office in said township Tuesday the 2sh day March
A. D. 1884 at 10 O'Clock \ the complaint Of
j. L. Peters, who demands you the Of thirty Nou
Dollars agd Fifty Five Gents. alxged to be due goods
supplied you pan of which fled Us the complain:
aforesaid On failure TO appear and answer Judgment
will be rendered against for said Thirty Nine
55 loo dollars, damages aud costs of suit
Given under my hand, this 2sth day of Decembsr !, -
1853. 363m I. ". UOLBUEN, Justice of the pssceD "
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POSTAGE

In al me prhc'pal Giles and Towns these works will
be delivered. through agents. FREE or POsracr" "i
W ne sem ny na the postage to ny part of the United
@ oa.es G M''! % 1t Cents Year for IBlackwood."
"iii ~ p"t &S cents Il year Tor each Of the Reviews
hemit'ahceo ana communications should awavs be o,-
dressed. post nnid IN he Lii "s' Do No-
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Card Notice.

Nt@E q NUtEtEe
F3faE UNDERSIGNED having purcasod The on;irs !, 1.
- terest of JAMES FCSsToS, in The stock Of Goods nnd
oVre known as the Gaiena and Mineral Point store
wiz carry on the Grocery rud Provision business unde,
me s'ye anu hrn Of NJ H. & Co at the I'D stand
Ia the Empire Building" Na'n street, Nevada wher.
they nave full and well se,.c,-d stock Of
Family Groceries. Prorisioas. Uines T..
quore, and Mining Tools,
~hch ihey viii sell wholesale retail at very low n,ice,
for cash Como and see. Nev;un. D.c'T 3I.fi ls,i
W. IN, u, FUNSTON, NJ. II. FUNSTON.
HENRY Mills 3--ln -
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CLUBBING

discount ol twenty five per cent from the above nr
ces WI" DC allowed to clubs ordering four or more comics
of any one more OF the aboye uorks TIn -
copies OF Blackwooi, or Of one Review will be sent IN
one address Tor So four copies OF the flr Revia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12
"a Pendieton G Broth her.

j. L. COCHRAN, MICKEY & Co..,
] nAAuFAerrKERs AHps sygn0LRsALR DxAEknsIN
Straw Goods,
lHlAlTSsc scAPS,,F URSsAEILLINEREGo0D
deStdsm eHsasitf ie4sof Holees Sfsl "a YORK.
t8J SEACHINISTSi TOOLS 81
s. H1R IKlER .B, -Rs0 e sH kE RS,
15sI
sn5 and Sll To- Srsrs Side and Hand Istiies.
isg Drills and other tools to-
as9fs
and ohio Hail Dad beet ssiiiiissIor
sdlRRlns sls EST 81 81 st ss Vest
ll1A. ~ EsIiIl n del p1lfn snInlnnnder
Szfs1azlbz6E fis1fss5zsEz gl1g RegszER34E zs5 aRf1eE
1sSs af lsEss sasoTs 1T
sis5 hand Sti 40 IS Dcei s.Test. van IN
Sts fSis sassl e s9y q. & T. IAs y
FkZkfa son, si,, thspIil fornsst fEyoTsr
tls5same Please tsa can Purchasing sse.
Hsnete S fsde III streetl d3S,
y. bank Vault jewelerss Burglar sPEoot
ine sofs eF % sfRS se SO
.sSS. sslS are ShS f asg asss sda @ R In
Neelqres' Bank Of l2
ssggsl Asa asa E shsFts s e riIsesRas z
Aiichensr6s Co, II Sodtf Water 81. r. 5a.
S kbis5, 5i 6Ds coz g. Water sp4 ehsatat sss
y srssnsIs 6sS!es for caliGerRia q for Fhlssi 5as
eemhssioSess o. oyalueasi6ss sii:sli So 4s
!; & " sEonsssf. Tssaaqeai s.. ssl1, sso
Peniis CO. sssies.
o Han. ON above Cherry shd Third and BfoSa sls
r, a lelss g ,,6S ,ag ~ ,s=5
Iy q m & Nc " aiseil, IS
Chests the one we r,ie6a3sa
sery ssssge Ssat a lie ise shss
wharI ON tbs seSsl st s M
r., Yours. yer 1esntetI4lly 8
nI5iT57, :
BttlDGE oa1I S0hNisRs GgNEE94I0NERY sA
g ,fzi and
" having bought the Bridge Cotper
ket Sy n M and
i, VIII keep hand kinds ofodRes and
aid will SUPPLY ON icasonable
oYSTlIas served up ntiie best style, hons.
lns S1S ss,, si can
assortment OF Christina and New saIss Toys
ha9Iodtf tSit 6 Z II. ROSE & RRStssT kRKLA
IT, s7a.z .sas Gentra Wheeling 2 =
II turning the way Or n ioti,
II fancy and a. the "a
5S 10 s99,y taifs aug s5Iesss IN s
ss, a ls.s
e @ sifss fsse, Is esg sTGT qs Us we @3 es
q fe0ozssa new saa saIITsis7Is
eesss i-yg.. =, sss sph 9 s..o
lHE here esiAiips under
cd by mutual CONSENT p e7gss = eaygeII9 ssl a
II $50 t3a5 25siEeN 'i9nsss5 81 Mes WORDS
Iie Nakslgl2 l2tl..ls64g aLlaszs 81 i2 saels s1smri4
"a -. "a AAI'Si An y llA' iSS ie rE5s{
ss atss sssf hats aa sas yss1
mis- - L. Il. aoR IS, agent
oGai and e sl @ has
Ists 300 bu. Potatoes, Pink Eyes aud us MeshaeOcs;
Give him es1d s Sssits s..s 5ss! uirIs
II - 30 NSSfGNEE'sl NoTICE 77-T
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REG UIz.A! q e A GIzsEFs.
1854 IIlyIO AZ lIIlyE,i 1854
GREAT TEIROUCiEHs sa.HnEs
no III <
WEST AND SOUTH!

WEST AND SOUTHi
4, Rleeling, Cineinnafi, Eottisnffte aud 81. Louie
daily S Stea9i Packet Line.
route bet wsen the above oitfcs.
i + i sse a thew aud OF tie most ~.
proved aodernee eastggs ssss,s.ls
texpfessIy this route se lofthe laleest
class and saS q a
with heir.
4 Md1days u G. eIisr.s 81 ii a &c Robinson, ,Jr
sss S5. sai sasfy MsSSa ssnt
Thdrsday, CRY 81 yviEsLisol aJno: Mcclure Jr.
slang, isslsIa cart e,
sjs sSs,s ari
r. sii.gs IS a Il AESBR q Co. or =
an2aty y ~ II, m III ItToN Agents.
y, sS5 ~ %
o. s.. Mall DAILY LINE I
BErSvieE iss p
:, Wheg ling and Pittsburgh.
u. 5zoa,ssss i THE fine side wheel
iaslf q passengers sfe6neHs az q n
Ftoiss ssfs CITY esps
iRt Aas WI Sss
nslsyery Tgssdsy ahprsd and atarlay, a
aId and X IN line lines
fast Returning the City leaves PifisBurs eve
4 &
For freight Or passage apply board 70
troi.i MfIweuie Chicago, BuGao and Dunk
Office or S g. RAEsE & Co sssl leb5
wheeIng aud zahesviffe LIND.
steaineTs o. fbispline wiz sssSs==z1ss
~ leaye y heeliug as follows; gzcaE9 5sI
R ms sysFy
Fortnight or passage apply 10 4 4 e ~
I e EsssSsS sRsfs Sc SS4s.s s &
10 the wharf boat. stiiunr3
wheeling y p Parkersbu Packet.
A a. THR PINE NEW MAIL.
| GsssSSS19ss4fSE STEATdER COURIER,
Tln,ay and fog Ps,r
a. 70 9eISck a y Kstnslins iIl ls3se Park
For sseIgllt gut Or passage arpysOp;Soard, Is
WHEELING AND PARKERSB uRG PACKEF.
i ;fsa~@ b The steamer Fort Pitt, Capt G.
Is n. Relsrng eaa 1n 1isaSs Ss p,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at oe!oek
freight or passage apply boaEaer %
For Sunf1sh..i 93
sss,S,,Ss-S = ri e Iast running Steamer stephen
~ & ieinSinted and Lecoraieds will leave
Nv llseliHg TO-: Sunlsh aud al iEteEniedlaie
ForffeIght Or passsgs Apply on boi sareti
- = - q MON Line g =
I .tfSess% b Z The llhe light dratght steamsr FORT
Il HENRI Captain GEo. fJoHNSToN, Will
iutt as the tIiols Line pae lset he-
esIEPg sS Sbt GnfnsTt leaving
boat is new aud has rpasseiiger accom-.
,susIf sise's 81 KFR & gen
For, ,Isnili,no M tiis gton sIsIIIadeIpBIa
s.li Is sasG75 and New s orltissj - 5sFlls.A
f. !: - lslsI
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Card.

JTAVlNG dsposcd OF my q ~ on Main street, No
III o5s tshae D. sohllstoii OF st o.
thanks tho eof my patsoHs who have given nc their
custom; and yopll now as on behalf si Mr JohnstoH
and aesiefs VIII wet omnoaated at i store
any in lie cty. in quality, price and variety.
would ne ri tizcns Of lf5ng and ycin.
fy that continue keep OF the best Family
IN the vast al u % . HALL ontdc street
where will be pleased 10 aiI who may give
cali. - SIMEON D.. WOODR0Ws
Feb 10, s54lcbf3 Washington Han. Monroe ST.
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HIGHnY IMPoRTANT

..L . y : q -, -,
the greaiest lmpro yenet Discovered. sayns
isoT end eSi shihg Clio and House Clean.
wIefahd solief lan iiaiis il beaclIed ON tlei
WARR not TO ifute the abTic. Every lady may
stisfy herself suakluga pete otIon
or biiedin le Fluid, init for 81 hours which
will clearly sinyy he yvEel
dilute with gallons Of hal pint OF fluid. II
lie cliiese wasiilig Fiaid rs three Tines Tie
washing tyiiic Ii can be done n5 of3 hours tetk
r sold the subsc Siber, who late
5,tsQ4 JAS. MEIL0R, asat
Ansa No &c. Unioisst. W heeliits. VA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12

8Es DRUGS ME- DIZZINESS nv
aGhemic AIS, Per fumery, &C., Sc.
II. StES SIT1IESA GEzzsEs would announce his
81 iicEds aud the public generally iprvfng purchas
cd senior partner in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF Crmhacker 6, son, liz
viii the old stans 10, Main st
respectfully solicit and trusts to mefit bontiI
ON th= old
just the cftiess
opening gaeyeisfye and well stock of Dg al
Chemicals, Facy ticles, &c. all OF Which
purchased ter INSPECTION ard will
scIupuous regard purity quality, and ofere
tothe rhbliconiihs most reasnhdbs ierhis 81 Tyr.
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New Watch and j eU9elry Store.
Room, No. I, Washington Hall. iionsoe lStss
3 ;Pemberton House.
Water. street, BeIoyY Monroe.

It AIPIAi HEFsTo ahh,niheest6 To- his OLD friends AM
IL title public hathe has located IN tile com
nodious BRICK buii 70 tnleIlyi llllofli as5the est
afies and thorouglSs repaired aud lifted it, and Is
pTera ed 10 eletalif selefs In gol1 moderate
prices The Pembeffoi Hsuse is situated imed
tho Steamboat Landing, nnd near he Depot the tu
unorc and OhiI Rail toad gordiMg
cars o. packet boassa CONVENIENT stopping place. Til
pfUret3r specially invites Tic attention of his Ole
fiehs his house, and sblleit8 share public
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HALTiMoRE, June 70, 1870.
- dessss sEvans Watson, Iiiadeflia-= enfieineIi:
We have tueh in Fire Proof
Chests 70 the hott eof the lchaSed
from you wing books and contents eeetualy
SileT Very severe heat during The hre which
whar on the Sehuykil ON the 9Th OF nne, 1850 u
r. 49, Yours, ~ esltctfutty. -s-''.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12

GAPS fs
ID ECEfvE Ed This day hest OF eents,
and eIoel se eyer Ia
style quail
Eens ciothppera. ees,s na,, 9 sean Vol
aIso the fynfai 'le y
every oAef ~ p ~
hid baffc Rhodes g Yeineis CIeekeEs
III sssf SOFA is0stDn and wi q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12

I7BRIDGE GDRNsR3 COMPREHENSIVE, Sac
s ass LOON. AND OYSTER, DEPOT. "a
qndsrsgqed having bought the Bridge colper
y Goectionery, opposite the Monroe House, ofnety
kept by r AZ Parker, and improved
IT, VIII keep constantly on hand an kinds ofoakes and
| tel
hs Saloon and aud re,s y tie can
TGSs1n assortment OF esf sassA Toys
| ON hnnh. sszses-zs * 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12

un1DcrIfllifIs "
KH,ANURACtTUREffS OF fsheiEe Laficsj dSc, keep on
1A1 hand. and nuke orters Slide and Hand Lafles
PIaiing Mpchines Drills and other TOOLS to-
getet with Eaihes for turning WOOD, shang, paleys
hapse b and castings Of every descrIp lion.
This estabiishnen being 0nfhe Baltinore
and Ohio Dad traci have the best aeilitIcsIor
sbipPing InschneI ~ to any part. of tho West.
Cnmb besi9hl. AId., Afafci %. is54 vi g = far3f
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@l,heflilrq 9nttllieIrnrcr
. coI5sI Il Main md Quincy Streets
..........-..l.......-...............ssll 8
.r,,,s RNDVERTIsING.

Pc. sapa'- apa'-,.,:,,.s,,,.,,.,..s,,,.,::S g g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12
THR PINE NEW MAIL
STEAMER COURIER

Capt. EJli4LES II. I1OBERIn, VIII leo We
Wheeling every Tuesday, Tusaay and Saturday PaiK.
ersburg, at 10 O'Clock, u Eetuting, wi leave Park
ersIrg every pedncsday Afoiida dt O'Clock
AM ~ fiaffT ssH So = 5.t8ls .il5 ISL fas3
Eopfreight or passage apply on board. - ..lss
r20 fyr.d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12

sss Il mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tas 6.sissffs
M ESSRS. BlsA ~ TuJlsEeN. haypg taken the
tNl Rooms .orhetly oCeuied hy Mr. L. Tai belt la
Mdtt and Riddle stteets, Cen
tie yNleeips beg Leave solicit shafe OF patronage
ron his friends and Tho public at large 4ei sila y
They nakeit rule 10 let any etures go out but
WAT arc Aata asactbt j, and w II exeeuted
"a Golti and rpEaIg eXeetited neatly t ~
Orders left here Tor nailitlng ys be attcEdsd to
/ by TuffouI q BROTHER. lnIo f-:SDl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12

|. 3 50 sASSIGNEE'Si NogIGE.
LII Ipersops indebted to heeler x Lakins by book
IN account Otherwise, hereby
ment must Iorthwith they having assiEneI
the same no 10 thc benefit their
ianl2 J. H.SPRNDt EToN, Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12

THE BEST "A. ID CHEAPEST STOCK &, J
NF Spring " heeng may be found
nv at s!g9 ss.aHl enIy's, No. E65 Main 'st.i
lnad ance Utmost eDpy Good sioresi city he
hes seeCe AID lsno orening,a choice and elegant
sortmeut OF Goods the Spring, epbraclpg
style ald qurt of staple. fancy and Substantial 5b-
s which oilers Iedueed petcflniGed too
II good any The city, and sell
tttie 6Reae than elesrest, his
fiehds public generally to call and examine
e No trouble show goods
.fer y. G.. II EETIiY,s Main st.
i febsSdu go li''} 80 .t eofter Market alley.
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Brenf1inger & ArInstrong,
pr EsGRaPTEONaSTs,

= IHANFkUL, ,Ior the IIbeTall trorage heretoiofe
A bestowed him. The subs6 Der would respectful
u inform his friends and the publ eeneSally that lie
eonnes 10 lasture the above named articles III
aItheir variety, wild he las hand good as
sorrent for wholesale and retail at very low pricest
He also keeps hand, Docking stoves of the most a
proyca natteTlIs for coal aud wood. -. 80
lyitl continue his rtittlat Stteniot
and be executed with pro- mess and in vii
auga4 - 4, E.iRNEY, no. 8, Main st, 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12

Wheeling, GiHefHtlafs Eoitisrifte and 81. Lotii,
daily teaa Packet Line.
The chen pest. q est md Iii0 OH fiirecst
route bel tHeen the. .ftboYc Oifich.l q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12

DEAEsEfs HN
Drugs, Medicines, Pain5s, Oils,
Dye Stuhs, u rtent .sHedtciiies kserfi,mery IS q
no. 81, uSios II. i, iwfn.eLfNa. VA
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Strobel g. Bloch,

5afas iioioii aS he
liia fasssf sCoftg1fd ffoiLse.,'a l3i f33is
sap2lz1yt w Y ElI,l j. Co ylA..t-s 80 8
So 20 zoe aieGalwin Rice, 5q
sPAINsrER, eiLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &C.,
lesels ~ M. 1 SO lfaiil S Sifeet d,
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3 ID. s iteaInef d "a thIaline


II ireights viii be received free charge at s. G.
Baker e wharf boat siprers eanAhiP at auyt
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Is'Hs ~ sas2S 80 eREM0YAE E.t ~ t'4tF2t
SNT ESSRS. COM GlLbsy6s MfSW1R0s.a and a. S.
M DoANE d Co, have removed rom Ipa;er street
TO one OF Mr.. Paxion's new warehouses Main
street, where they solicit the fniance the ayoT OF
their friends. jaIl20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-12

JO-PAHfNERSAIP.' - =.
subscfi this day entered opartershir
IL Tor the purpose Comm ssio and FoTf
wardhg business, under The style OF Doafe& cowsil,
successorst firms of Cowgiiht SICSSwords and "A!
of tile late firiis 5 sfsB . sst ~ 81 DOaS Sissas
.tfY.. - as si3tst - -. f J. CoWCftLL.a
March I.Sfh1 1874
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

IsaSaddles Harness,a Trunks, Sco.
lgES.S lJtRi4 b sHEpPA I'd would yespeetuiy in.
form his and tie public. fat he has
moved his cstab ishInent to o Street,
Corner of uioi wete win be found hand
ine.f consistingSof suldscs; Brifles, III nriscS
IRON tram and Wood box grnaiiks. Va YnIises
/; Carpet ESnSgs, Scotch Upper md; Hog skin
Goiinrs Easinics, w iifrs, Sc., &c.
A, witch red by eoinnf wo fEren
and vii be sold O RARFoqASH
hpse desiring 70 are requested to call and ex
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-20
MisffIlamk0ns.
NJEW BOOKS.-The Plurality Of Worlds
~ with an introduction, by Edward Hitchcock,

NIEW BOOKS.-The Plurality OF Worlds,
IN with an Introduction, by Edward Hitchcock,
ID. ID.
Rambles in Brazil, or Peep at the Aztecs, with
a map and illustrations.
The Religion of the Mortimer, by Rudolph
Keyser.
The Catacombs Of Rome, as illustrating the
Church ofthe Three First Centuries, by Rev. w.
Ingraham Kip.
Uncle Jerry's Letters TO Young Mothers, COM
piled by Ann E. Porter,
The Eternal Day. by H. Bonar, d. d.
Discourses and Sayings of our Lord Jesus
Christ, illustrated in series of exposilions, by
John Brown, D.. ID.
The Church before the Flood, by the Rev. John
Cumming, ID. ID.
Theological Essays, by Frederick Denison Mau-
rice, M. A., with new preface and other add.
tons.
The Sepulchres OF our Departed, by F. r. Ans
petch, A. M, Hagerstown, Md
The History Of the French Protestant Refugees,
from the Revocation of the Edict OF Nantes to our
own days, by Charles Weiss Translated by
Henry William Herbert, with an appendix by a
descendant OF the Huguenois, in two vols.
For sale at the bookstore of
II. FARNHAM,
Corner of 1lth street and Penn avenue.
Nav
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-20
New York Market.

NEW York, Ja1ly 19.-Cotton--the market is un.
changed, with moderate demand at previous
rates.
Flour is sitter, but not higher, with sales OF
$500 barrels State and Ohio at yesterdays rates
southern is firm, with sales of $50 barrels at SIS 80
ass co.
Wheat is lrife higher, with sales off, 500 bush
els southern red at ST. 559S1 10.
Corn has slightly declined, with sales Of 10000
bushels.
Pork is trhe higher; sales of mess at $l2
Beef is unchanged, and in moderate demand.
Lard is firm
Whisky is dull and declining.
Stocks are decidedly lower.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-20
AdEDICAI DEPARTMENTo oF HAMP-

lvI den Sydney College, Richmond, Va.-The
sixteenth annual course Of lectures will COM
mence on Monday, the 10th day of October, 1888
and continue until the 1st Of the ensuing March.
The commencement for conferring degrees will
be held about the middle of March.
r, L. Bohannan, M. d., Prof. Of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
L. w. Chamberayne, M. D., Prof. OF Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
Martin p. Scott, M. D.. Lecturer on Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
Chas. Bell Gibson, M. D., Prof of Surgery an
Surgical Anatomy.
Carter p. Johnson, NJ D., Prof of Anatomy and
Physiology.
David Ii. Tucker, M. D., Prof of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
Arthur E. Peticolas, M. D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The study of practical anatomy may be prose-
cuted with the most ample facilities, and at very
lri1ing expense.
Clinical lectures are regularly given at the col
Ieee infirmary and Richmond almshouse. The in
Urinary, under the same roof with the college, and
subject TO the entire control of the faculty. is at all
times well filed with medical and surgical cases
and furnishes peculiar facilities for clinical in
struction. Many surgical operations are perform
ed in presence ofthe class; and the students, be-
ing freely admitted to the wards, enjoy under
the guidance of the professors, unusual opportu-
mites for becoming familiar with the symptoms
diagnosis and treatment Of disease.
Observation-Disclosures fee, IS. Professors
fees, 500. Demonstrators fee, $40. Graduation
fee, S25.
ne- The price of board, including fuel, lights
and servants attendance, is usually So or S33 PEI
week. DAVID II. TUCKER, M. D.,
Sep 2q--tf Dean Of the Faculty.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-20
House Of Representatives.
COURT ACCOMMODATION.

Mr.. STANTON, of Tennessee from the Com
mittee the Judiciary reported the bill providing
for the accommodation OF the United States courts
in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, by tempo
rary leases of buildings and authorizing the Pres
ident ofthe United States TO cause 10 be procured
by purchase otherwise, suitable sites for build.
ings for court-houses and post Offices in those
cities the plans and estimates for the same 10 be
submitted 10 Congress.
Mr.. HENDRICKS made an Intellectual effort to
amend the bill by making similar provision for
indianapolis Indiana.
The bill was passed.
MODIFICATION OF THE POSTAGE LAW.
The House resumed, from yesterday, the con-
sideration Of the bill amending the postage law OF
August, 1852, by repeating much thereof as
makes reduction Of fifty per cent. on postage on
newspapers and periodicals when prepaid.
Mr.. ELIOT, OF Massachusetts,, concluded his
remarks in opposition TO the bill.
Mr.. DICKINSON moved that the bill be laid
on the table and the question was decided in the
affrmative-yeas ~, nays 81.
The House resolved itself into n Committee o
the Whole on the state ofthe Union Mr.. WRIGHT
Of Pennsylvania, in the chairl and resumed the
consideration Of the
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
A number OF amendments were debated but
without coming 10 a conclusion on the bill, the
committee rose,
And the House adjourned.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-20
Gslsgraptir
By the House Line, expressly for the Sentinel.
Later from the steamer Franklin.

New YORK, Jisly IA letter from the captain
Of the Franklin, dated at O'Clock last night, says
it has been blowing rather hard, and the vessel
had forced her way over the outer bar, and was
within thirty yards Of the beach. He considered
her in a hopeless condition. The tugs arrived
too late and returned He recommends the
abandoning Of the vessel and remaining cargo 10
the underwriters. The captain considers that
there is immediate danger that the ship will bige.
The steam tugs left the Franklin at o'clock
last evening, when the sea was making a clear
breach over her. heavy northeast sea prevented
any communication. Additional assistance was
sent this morning, but there is no hope OF saving
the steamer.