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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

-, .e,,o, Fpi', Cr.han, r. the exl1 ste sFset
rs5s Of Ter re gra;oa 20 Oae 4 tse STeifes '' "a"
lFictious-n lie cel-.cy sri re'er-e oi Ss' ssn''e
narure-sud tie genu-1ess oi nsnner yAlins lle q
rs.i,y Of TIE s.ronces; emot-o1-Dr sc'fs t'e cor
-rss. 20 ne uDdis igrel ;rgstuous se--glsd '-r1''
Willie Suli7sn. Decor Jeremy. tae Gr,aan i'i-P'
sra Ftnp Anory c exhibit salisn. tra-i Of tn- ''la
sl,.u ana are portrayed VIII keen di.crmin- 'on'
and boldness Of to1ch "a, are rarely c)n3aed ''a
sucL true T-fueue1t o. feeling.
TIE 9Th of the writer consists IA 5er GEAR sod
ius. fcsaac-er - here Eio'dn,ry SKI
m senrs dstine- paat. by snpiss Of ae'es
rtler than bJ labcrcd des-r r;ioas She seldom r
du,-es Il mere rc-d osiDtDg-i-sn ne nsns foc &c
grtirc though here arc ccsoaal 'raes o: i-s nse-
tin sic Il r the rcos. P.-t soer sry --ce-he ,els
rs little in rct phrase about he mer,s OF densis o.
ber ehsr.c-c-s-t1t We must sd-ii that ev writer's Of
Gctou ave g1ch an Impression Of r.ali7y--ier uen
vones asd Children are 70 mere beia-s sf the im AgE
alton v i-av 2 en-. he7e tailed Tl.s them re fs
lar with tie color Of their hair, tse eIpressiJa o.
tleir eyes. aud tie sound -hetr -vices re sTe a.
rea6y so much g. home vi7t 1en th4t they seen iis
cid tcqulin ,aDcet-sna -ho h,uTs We tave passed 10
their con pany VIII 10, 'oon fade from tre rene r-
branee
+ IN the construction and management Of tie DiO.-
although, as We before s1ege-ted il is airiri5-g
adapted forth ;he chlTsster OF the he-oine-ws
more frequently discover the trzces OF yolsg ~ .e-
tL1n ii tie derea-iOn Of the individual psrs0nag
IS tte complication Increases toward re Of ;le
volume re threads become almost 700 numerous aad
eutanlled for The steady sni sce handing If any o1
veteran noyeli.t. Ihe narrative doss not advance
with sufcect ragiiiiy % meet eXcifed euro. y
and by putting" 100 fne point on many Of tss in
ciden-s nc srtLor pToyoies feeling of impotence
On the part Of even the most cousderlie reader Ir
tie fnsl p5ee there are evidea. symptoms OF ws ~
DeFf aud the ieuCueme1t winds w.ih . vein OF ,sn
guild uoralizDe Of which the otheT portions Of The
work give few examples.
TIE writer Of til. Doye,. ' il understood is Mss
Cummings young LAZY N -he vicinity o. Boston
whose name we believe nov comes before the pqolIc
a. an author fo- the first time. seldom bas as
pirant for tersr, donors exhibited mose uneqc7ocal
promise OF distirctol AMI should she eOntnae her
lsborsin his department ge unhes,4tngly predic: or
her brilliant career.
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xux prvryTrcs or THE SOUL. b EAsSsr ses srrss
taz ~ r-v~ Trxrssse1 frun Gcfnan- isno- PP IA
{ Frsreas To- n
,,d rules for the preservation Of The mental equi
shr ard activity He his subect in desul ry
bos free apd easy manner but gains in popular et Ct
h.t be ses IN system With ful faith in the spirit Of 'oan
. ;. .,,erua influences he e1pounds the conta9ns on
vh;eh The VIII may prove triumphant ia Is sr1sge with
evl agencies In connan with al works Of tbs class It has
tbs tendency to nAsns morbid selfeOnsc'oOsnes. Was
4. suggestions are superfuous to most minds Of free and
h.slhy tone Readers, ho~ever who deishi n cunoGs
sfipt-osrsction viii fnd many things IN this he vo.ine
,ui,.d 20 her .ase with and then new aad o nA
vsv Il sboznds in references 10 modem sefsry he"'
which begue the attention spart IRON the general cnAa
ter Of It's contents
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The PREsBrTEaIlg QCARrzaLI REuEy-

Tbs organ Of the New school Pre-b ,eEians coadl f
viii good 6esl Of y II Ihc aunssr fos Mach bas ao'e
articles n Tic Nebgs, Hypohesis Beechers C'aa. u
q Age. Layards Nneyeh eud Ha5, lon th3 ls'e ks'
Enkue Mason WoIdsworth, and Young Amsri'a Inc
lsstrtmec PAGER devoted % er ,lras on the pTs5sn
sa'e Of regn and philosophy in tais country sn1 pre-
fen,s several lively sketches OF some Of orr prominent N
uovacr in fat department We select one or Two OF INC
most brilliant psssagts OF tbs ardcle for tie edl@'a o
OH rtsders
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TEE et.N-rR,S NORTHERN BRIDE - CsaoLGSE &
dE,Tr sois l2r-c Phi-e-i-t's- l. h@' so % ~
Nut Z psrel 7oT- -, .,--.,.-.
T,s = ,he proiu ton Of NoTthern .soy a., >oe' iesn
ripeolss Believing tbs. the Plantson negroes ''e ne
b.,,t riac class or be ace Of he gobe sae ceveiss
te erer,ies Of Ivey Imagination to dsease 0i ne n
s.or Of slavery more repusve example OF peryer'A
ssuu: ~ csunc; be found IN the whole compass O. or
rs;rye female ,iferafcre-
We have recefyel from Hopkins Br3gm'n I Co
No-rtsurtr N-ss copies Of the- q ons NJ fe1
II .fe h. Bsr .ilg GrisroL BY JoHS sr''E u -
Tte Sisa a.rft N.feG, By tie Rev JoHN IoDn aai ~,
Acu-fr O. SaLoeL by tAe sans su,hr Tie lsst Hln7t
w,rks have hes,o'ore beel hotel n o-r c'ian1' ana
ue no rmen1a c7s Of the = IS 10 &c r-s t1tr "eN
ea-r.d popu o-ty IT S,onos Ne-or Of Bsa.9 GrsTo4
has been e1t-1svely rs5 l-d s higt priised - g.
crtnc r,ibu-e the cbsrscsr ~ tls. senc-a5e sed
ezctL,rt rreats sod by L. Colby & Co.
2 Carer 6 Rrohers hsye issret ine losing vo'ca' o.
Klrros D4dy 3 K Ll4Gra1- ~. :evoted - TIE AP''-
t.es ard Ea-,y Ct.r l. Asa conmsats:r oD tn' >e-p
mrs Kfo Is stngu lid for hs sp1ess and 'erLJ Of
Iius-rtton tie auinsrol of hs ETY. lis rcv-s---pr
coed ,er.e the roder-oa II hs d0-tr-1 y.s7s aad rs
Of 1sd ard conloz.ed sissm Il L. 'h5 Fo-A nov
oornp-.,ed fs has sined make the fsa sT ard %
n,ke ;5. f.nar new s1d h4- cerainly Pzhsa
de.irn with e1;lcu srcsl. Fo- he u5e " .2e 1'; s''
.,cie rs -,r.es j. pr.5ably vito-: rvs! an'ls md
ern e3poslous oi ttr Bi0'e
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lbv Teler-ph-l
HARINE DISASTER.

HLTAN Monday, March "a is1L
The ship Cchis from Boston for Liverpool was disabled
in The gale of March To- and put in here yesterday In
leely condition One had been killed and several
oihers injured
NORFOLK. Monday, March 2, 1854
The schr Psnts from New York, bound TO jams Riv9
in ballast into by the steamship jamestown os
Sunday night and had her bowspr, and s her head rg
carried sgsy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

T}s M.sr's Lttr by p HAvILroS Ai1ss Is i1e rlo u
new iory rut sh-d by / B. Pear o. l. Is olndei On
irceuts of lie in York, and p-esen n r' narrative
s-l rc illustration Of be passion Of avsrce. the p.'s
vel srstsued and shows keen obser;atoa OF hmm ~
tlre % v. d az con. d.rsble power ot c.lpot-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Hirper * Brot5-r have brought out is second .o1n-
CT ALidHi Halrr gJEasoa3 by CHtetz' D-cLE7-
cornrletirg work OF gre-t yaiue % eyTy jlveas l5rs
Wt.outs r. rlcng any irae grsc of s- FOR The axe OF
Of adaptation to oupg re,der- it gives le nar-ays o
Erg.h tsory tse Revolution cf is-' win IN e''',
simplicity ard occasional Psthos WI 3 are eI-i'y l+
uatirg TO those whom toe work BE- de snsd AMI 30 e
dIen Of larger growth Is asDe men " agreeable ata-
tive there are Nv h;rgs Up, 20 n "a fhs an mage
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TREASURY DHfARraxsT, January !, 1884.
Notice T. hereby The holders al the following described
stocks Of the United States, that this department prepared 10
chase, any time the hereof Of jane
next portions OF those stocks amounting the
million dollars, The manner
toned, 10
Ia case OF contingent compeon within the amount stated
preference will be given in the order OF which said
stocks be offered The certificates the United
States by the parties who receive this thereof must
be transmitted TO this department the recept Whereof
price VIII be paid compounded of the following pacuarsi
j. The par value amount specified in each certificate
= premium the stock Of loan authorized the OF
july 1886 redeemae November - 1856 OF the
stock OF the authorized 1884, 3st
cembe 1862 Of heen aud hall the stock Of the
loans authorized by the OF isl and 1885, and redeemabe
lhe former the 3lt December 1857 and the latter h
june 1865 OF per aud the stock Of the loan
authorized by The 1885, redeemabe 3 Of Deem
ben 1864, Commonly called The Texan indemnify ten
I'D Interest the each certificate from the l OF January
1854, the Of receipt and treasury Win the
allowance or money Of days interest
la addition.
Payment for will be made dras Of
the United siates Boston,
OF Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
Jan 3-dlsJune Secretary OF The Treasury.
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No. A9I
Office extending the time OF the reservation OF
~ lands heretofore Withdrawn sale, along
Cairo and fulton railroad and branches the States Of MISSOURI
and Arkansas
Notice hereby the lands
Withdrawn from Market ordered 10 b. withheld from sale
Except valid peempons) un The 9Th April
lying within the probable limits Of the made by the act en
tied An granting the right and making OF land
States of Arkansas Missouri aid construction of
railroad from the Mississippi opposite the mouth of the
Ohio Little Rock, the Texas boundary line, Full
with branches 10 FoH Smith and the
approved February o. 1885, be- and hereby further
extended continued until further orders this office
hand city of Washington, this 23d Of Jan
uary, 1854.
BY order Of the President
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
Di-laMl3W
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GREAT Sale OF Goods-severaI Thousand Dollars
Of property be disposed oThe subscriber will
auction which from
Industrial Exhibition Baptist church 18th street,
sisting Of
elegant piano ores from the celebrated manufacturers
the county, and prepared especially for the fair, and
therefore their best workmanship
fine melodeons, which exhibited the American
Institute and took the premium and all Of them osueo
quality
. show
2 cooking and 2 parlor do.
2 portable furnaces heaters, recent invention
Several fine carriages Of various kinds
A large Of and choice and music
ploughs and other farming implements
superb mattress and several comfobles and quilts
Several gentemens morning
A splendid assortment Of plated
elegant clocks, from Jeromes mandatory
A number OF excellent paintings
A lo of and other hardware
fine CRATES from the Messrs Kelley New York
Together Of children other fancy
and useful articles, which cannot be enumerated.
The Tuesday sight the Gath instant
O'Clock, in the hall OF the church above named.
GREEN SCOTT
Jan24-d Auctoneers.
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A Fortune for 81.

IHE and mystery OF making money Now oh reader cor
graduate yourself that have within the iseans II
which make from 800 TO
travelling peddlng but gives
home and will not interfere materially with your
business This and gentee employment and
followed any with the smallest amount OF capital
agency receipts Of Kind whatever The
night knowedge wall be sent enclosing post
paid 10 j. w. NORrOKs CO.,
Circleyile, Pickawsy county, Ohio.
Deal n=-Is RYs
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown, ID. @.
THIS Institution is in operation. few pupils be
admitted family. Terms for boarding 500 per
session Of 10 months payable half yearly, advance.
French, music, and drawing &c,
Day pupils from s. TO $40 per quarter in advance.
Catalogues be had application TO the principal
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
Oct 2s-dihlsUan Principal
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hh holders OF tbs following certificates Of debt issued BY the
State OF Virginia. Iedeemabe the 9Th Of March, lea4
and afterwards within period exceeding fifteen years. will
notice that the commissioners ~ che sinking d created BY
ae Of The general assembly OF Virginia, passed the aot day
March 1925 VIII proceed the nst day OF March, 1884,
deem ,e said certificates the OF the Commonwealth
aforesaid The holders OF
day OF March, the the the
sudltor and whether surrendered tho win
that day
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NOTICE AVID REMOVAL.

THE subscriber will his place until
u the first of November in order to the Of
building, the viii Immediately
from the HIS
usual large apartment Of books stationery every desp
and order reduce his
entering his he will soil At much reduced prices
r. FARNHAM
NHA those indebted the subscriber he
call and their which have
which All ready Those paid by first of
viii he In the bonds ~ collector for settlement Il
mporan, have business closed by that intend
July s~daG RF.
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ny y. g MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON STREET AT
auconOn Saturday afternoon, January o'clock,
shall sell of lot numbered square
fronting N IN inches north Ninth
and Tenth streets west, running back 1859 feet to alley
handsomely
Inducements for building purposes
One third cash the residue in four eight
MONTHS for notes satisfactorily secursd bearing interest
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
Jan 4--d AucuoneeI.
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rhe New York Musical Review and Choral Advocate

The cheapest and best musical the world This journal
(Which has heretofore been published monthly commences It's
and hencetorwurd will be published
weekson other giving than
much without Each number
sixteen quao four Of which are new music
sng giees hymn chants anthems dedication and ho
pieces and, short, Of adapted
Of religious worship public and to the home cir
of which will be practical character and such be
sung by ordinary musical 10 The editorial
Review Tin addition Mr. Cady the
EDITOR gentlemen highest talent and rpest musical
experience among whom George f. Root VIM b. Bradbury
Hastings Mason its circle of
ence foreign, complete The Review VIII also be
medium publications.
by publishing Union The subscp
paper larger than that of similar journal
world the rendering the cheapest
well hoped) the valuable musical pub
already unparalleled circulation
Terms One dollar sir copies for ve doHds al
ways advance.
would five dollars in the
usual form. will immense Of
CRITICISM instruction. &C., &c. all for only
dollar Every ieenga particle Of interest in the cause OF mu
sic will surely subscribe.
specimen receipt of letter postage stamps
Address always post paid) -
= MASON BROTHERS,
Dec I6-d3iAwa % Park Row, New York.
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Lost Land Warrants.

NOTICE hereby given that enclosed land warrants TO
IN CLARK, Washington agent 10 sell te same,
which mscarled aud lost One warrant IN the name
Henry Burgess, No 23s9 for 100 The other Is for ~
acres, No. 26, VIM Mcclure 1 pur-
which assigned IN the usual form by the
waantees; upon the General
Once while make application for their renewal 20
GREEN v, GobBE
Dyeo
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AraIL is, 1853.
The undersigned having been appointed agent United
States o The sals o. Charles frodshams improved meheepes
bic stock Of watches made BY Charles
series, succeeded BY perfect method
adjustment in soeronis, and
of which
Obtained without Of aize,n producing
improved perfect regularity, every
variety q climate motion ana Position 80 perfect are the adjust
ing, produces sensible effect They are therefore,
Tbs seisnude ere Mons Borsendo Of
the great London Exhibition IN ISL style. the contribution Of Mr.
ing the flower OF the English SCHOOL,
The British government awarded Messrs Arnold Chas
rodsham The OF fa7o for the excellence of the principle OF
One Of MI Frodshaus correspondents writes as follows,
LoSpoN, April %, 1852
much pleasure giving gold
which expressly stipulated that shoud maintain rate
done in mos, remarkable going for
sn months, i've seconds month and in The six aon
the end Of 65 found be fus Of Greenwich
previous pToise expect only
the character improved watches, which
remain, sill, yours respectfully
To Mr.. CnAs FnopsuAM.
The undersigned has received the following
BosTos, Oct. s. 1859.
Sin: give you perform
No. ol It's total VARIATION for ssssntssa mSn By weekly
servaons was but one minute and hyvs seconds pp,ccs
To MIR. sIMos WILLARD,
Boston, Sept 8, 1883
The compensated lever purchased made by Chhs
Fodsham London, No. varied but seconds
from months by actual daily comparison with your
regulator. ~
Yours, Sc, ALVIN ADAMS.
Mr. SIMON WILLARD.
The undersigned permitted refer the following gentlemen
among the excellence frodsha
watches time keepers
ENOCH TRAIN, esq, VIM WHITING, esq
Il. c. BATES, esq, GEO. M. TEACHER, esq
r. w. THAYER, esq, DAVID DYER, esq,
T.. u. OSBORNE, esq, Sandusky,
EBEN. LANE, esq, Ohio.
respectfully the above watches
designed by Mr. himself especially
of American public the great essential
perfect me this external beauty ey stand
unrivalled
addressed undersigned viii receive immediate
attention. SIMON WILLARD,
Dec 24-2nw3m SatSWed 9Congress street, Boston.
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RO JOHNSTON Auditor Public The Commission
s. H. PARKER, Register. OF the sink
GEO. w. MUNFORD, Sec'y Commonwealth. ing fund.
NorEThose holders redeem by
.orney residing the United
knowledge penipoeniary charge
general consul commercial
appointed government United
coun or before the officer Of court of such country
mayor city corporation
fesding United States, acknowledgment be-
justice peace public commissioner Deeds
appointed of Virginia. is sufficient In all
the certificate must be delivered
RICHMOND, Virginia, November %, 1853.
Dec Mr.
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MARkErs.

NEw fosx, Jan 70 The stock market is slightly hrmer
Money unchanged Exchange London " premium
Eris 76l; Reading, Ill Parker Vein, 81; Cumberland
Coal. S2i Nicaragua, 26i.
Ths -four market Is steadydeaers disposed TO hod of
for further European sdvces by the steamer Atlantic, now
about due Sales 5000 bbs % "a 20 IL for State
70 - IL . % Is and 50 Is for southern.
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orph.n., Court, December 10, 1858

District Of Columbia, Washington county, - wit
IN Mary Renner notwithstanding Dc toninon Of Dam
lei Renner deceased The ADMINISTRATIVE Aforesaid has with The
OF Washington aforesaid
Saturday January hnai settlement
the Of deceased Of the assets
and turned into
creditors and heirs OF said deceased
orphans OF Washington city, with
properly voucbed, Otherwise by law be
Of said provided OF this order
published for the Union previous
to said7 Ia ol January
Test ED. N ROACH,
Register OF Wills.
True copy-Test: Ed. N. ROACH,
I7-law3wt Register Of wis.
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University Of Georgia,
ATHENS, Dec. IS, 1853.
trustees WILL the l3in OF January
mathematics astronomy OIL the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation OF Professor MccHy
professor required his duties without
delay. Salary, 81 100 per annum, payable quarterly
Applicants may address the presdeni Rev A. Church. D. d.
the subscriber, - a.
WIN. l.. MITCHELL,
Chairman Presidential COMMITTEES.
Dec Ql-law3w Intel.
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case Of obstruction. Judge Thompson Is endeavorng TO
sllsy the excitement


Bosros. Jan 26.-Capetown adyices of November 2ist
report the Hancock and schooner Fennore
Cooper sailed from ST. Smons bay October 81 for India
The soop Vncennes, brig Popoise and ship z,
Kennedy sailed, November 8, for the destination.
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Collectors ONCE, November a., 1883.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS Notice il hereby
persons who indebted the corporation
1852 description
paid before the Dist day of December
the the undersigned enforce the collection
by advertisement sale of the property, according TO law
Nov 9-3awtd II. J. RoCHE, Collector
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r Aw NOTICE.-sIDNEY 4. BANTER late attorney genera
Ii Virginia removed Washington practise law
n. will practise Supreme Of the United States the
Columbia, attend professional
busn conhded 10 him.
Once in Mosons building ~ ofPennsylya.
mia
Hon J. j. Allen, Hon. VIM, Daniel,
Hon Richard Moncure, Hon. q. ". samnels,
Hon. a. n Ice, Of the Court ofAppeais OF Virginia.
To the Judges of Circuit Of Virginia
To The senator. members Of Congress from Virginia,
June 1i--iydswSw
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VALUABLE FARM, within miles of Washing
the plank road four line In the of Washington
at private saeThe subscribers have handsome
containing les miles from Washington Immediately
the plank which half mile There
beautiful building different of land rendering
susceptible OF division with building The
land good susceptible
provement. and under good fencing.
building lots Washington, viz
Lot No. 49, No l02 fronting 43 inches
between north q and III streets.
Lot No In No 1861 fronting Sc north X
l7th
West No No 53 fronting
F, between 80 and 4th streets
And OF lot No.
the above, having front of 10 feet.
All the properly will be sold moderate and
reasonable terms GREEN SCOTT,
Auctionecrs and Commission Merchants,
Jan 25-eod2w Cor. of Sixth Penn.
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GREAT THROUGH LIME TO THE w Esr.
~ ~ si11R

Baltimore and OAio railroad baltimore WAsstng
needing thsye 9th ne large and splendid steamers
U.aon iine the Ohio, 0adhe to Zanesctfc &c.
HIS expeditions line being thoroughly completed
finishing Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
excellent
The scenery
this road OF the
The mail leaves Baltimore daily y.
directly through Wheeling (36O miles 10
GLIDING all there at
leaving Baltimore
In Cumberland, u7y mc and proceed thence Wheeling
morning
with trains Washington at g.
M, daily meeting the Wash.
inson junction, DIETER known The Relay House from
Baltimore.
Al Wheeling the unhvalled Union line
which have been completed this
with the and down
cnna and Louisville where the for Nashville
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken
ing further
Columbus who prefer Gin
cnna) and other Ohio West
rect from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Companys excellent
the best Of the National road Zanesve
by railroad
Passengers for Wellsvie Cleveland by
railroad will also find this agreeable route being
regular and speedy Wheeling
places.
Or Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
no charge iOT transfer OF passengers baggage.
Fare by through ticket with right lie anywhere
ronte) from Washington Wheeling 90 ao Cncinnat al;
TO Louisville, $l2
Tickets be had of MIR. Parsons agent station
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company:
May ll--dn General Superintendent.
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~ GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auotioneers,
HousEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
n Va fnaay the 21lh O'Clock m nj
Ne Sesaosnce o. Mr. T. Dury, between
sAasy In the rear OF Dr. Magudes (he nag will designate
as noess an excellent assortment Of nearly furniture
AAhoeany damask covered diyans, rocking chair
10 hair cloth sofa nd chnirs
DO book secretary dressing and obet bureaus
DO sldeboard dining, ando lher tables "
lTon-bTonxed hatrack, curied M besteadx
PAINTED wsrdrobes, washsnnds and table.
China aud which ae good
stone CHINA dinner and French China nd coffee set
Ivory handle knives an forks - $50 ~ "
ntnsme looking glass and fancy mantel clock
eaenAoies, solar, hall, and lamps
AAeArons shovel and tongs, and fenders
rAs1or, passsse, stair And chamber carpets
Csokfhg radiator, and other stoyes
win good assortment OF REQUISITES
T0Dss All sums S25 over eos c,sa;,
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MORE ~ GALLAGHER, Iron Founders and MANN
wi Of Wrought and Cast Iron Railing, Ridge and
Broad philadelphia make order railing for cemeteries
balconies public and private grounds &C Also all kinds OF
met NJ architectural
NJ would respectfully invite the attention Of the citizens Of
Washington vicinity the rafting enclosing the Lafayette
this city, Specimen drawings TO DESTROYS Of
making selection,
Oct 7-eo6mos