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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

FlRsE WINTER ARRIVAL FROM ONroxAaox.-
On Saturday, 18th, the first PARTY this winter from
o9ntonagon.sLnke Superior, overland. arrived in
this city The party. AIR. no. Garrett. of Geve-
land, Nj. BeazerS of ontonagon, and Mr.. Whit
comb of PIttsburgh, left ontonagon ionthedst in
slant, with dog strains carryinga provisions nd
elothine' and iheigtii days Arrived atIttle Babe
Noe, two hundred and len miles iron Ontonagon
on1his paftlof The ronte the average depth of the
snow was about three Ieet. BY sleigh they trav-
eled 10 Green Bay, andTthence 10 Fon-du Lac I,
whence they took railroad conveyance. arriving
in Cleveland eighteen days nlter,their departure
from Ontonagom. They were six days in advance
of5tlie mail. r.iJ - = 4allai. .eIsI $
Mr. Garrett informs Us that though the thermom-
eter at Ontonagon, had lpllel S5 dees lelow zero,
the new.Iotel had been raised and enclosed. AT
La Poiilte provisions were scarce, -four having
sold al S35 pei barrrl, and three or four persons
from that place hsdtyisteG ontonagon to obtain a
Supnly.E 8 u * = II & 81 fg j JSsrgf7s
The. mineral region is yielding full re. urns-
The MinnesotaH mime will have ready for ship
ment at the opening of nayigation,4 eight 5lun.
bred tons of Copper, and. the "Fotest' one hum
cred tons; Other mines are also making favorable
Late adyices from Fond-li. Lac Lake Superiorl
give. promise of great mineral weath,iand there
viii be large emigration tlieie-pIobaby forty
persons have left Ontonsgon forithe recently dis
covered locations u g sast5s ,Sssi5fts.Ss3
tCarson's pier, at 0ntonagon has withstood the,
fall and winter storms, and IS now known as one
Of the fixed improvements of the, Lake Superior
city. er III glsa'erj
Mr.. Garrett haleinnd hearty appearance is evil,
dence III favor of region which We know to be
health giving. and which eSeryreport shows 10 be
one where industry and enterprise are sure of re-
ward.ICtsps. Her. rs q Il ssssIf.s
A NEw THiNe.-Two ladies' appeared on the
streets or Baltimore dressed The height of lash.
ion, says the Baltimore clipper. one of them wear
ing long tail 10 her magnificent silk dress, which
swept the groun.l for several etbehind Follow
ing them was a stoutItisG boy. apparently about
IA years old dressed in livery, consisting of tight
pantalo0ns, red vest ana tight bodied coat with
large buttons; and hud-a high black hat upon his
head, with white feather in it, All together, it
was singular costume for this country; much
lessfor Democratic Baltimore. The young livery
maa's chief occupation scanned to be to raise his
young mistress trail she crossed the streets and
muddy places. a number Of yoang stsrs attrac-
ted by the novelty, followed on, aud as be
expected. began 10 annoy him nrthe ..fyery,"'
when he turned around and had boutat fsticutfs
with seyerato the young disciples of Democracy.
The la.iies with their hyeried follower finally en-
tered a store on Gay street, and thus the young
tslisery'' escaped from his tormentors. eaIs4a
| tss4Etsgiusstc tls9e4T49 gfytaEisVsl ava
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

---...----- D-FOR- SALE.
WISH 10 selrmy 11fnliear Wheeling; and Siil SeIil
aud or more TRACTS as nay be
deslred.. mat9 a "a y ZiJaCOiI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25
DagnsrTaotypes.

SKY AND SIDE fiTaARRANGEMENT,
LIKENESS ES with al the recent uprovemcns,
sstltnt ihitehesa Lair, g'ey ap
peaIatcc on cases always
ON hand. Price from one dollar upwards. Gsl-i.i7.
Roomss No % Monroe street, near the Court House
a1sSo ~ Z 3ts - a WM.CoMDEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

above with Other s6 & opsSr e Msakst
- loL a gooa avn. .yaiit ~. i n :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

Exactly! Thank uqnadam; that w ildo."
"Notling further, your hbnor.', .a ,s 9 7:sf
Verdict forthe short defendant. 81 s,..sssl.r
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-T-'-I-TI,I - IA ~ ~ : -8|-1TI n
. E p ~ sbf REMOVAL. =

tFt . ~ ~ fg REMOVAL = - <
f; IHAyE removed my Wholesale stock Of iIRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, 10 the new lour story brick building
No. nv, .Ilnin street, t5 et
west side, between Monroe aud Unou Streets where
will be prepared with carry We spring
stock direct from importers and nialuacturers which
would be reasedto have my old friends and customer
To call examine. -.igsa 90 49, -! -, s,-
feb4 2iss79AsT -. 9t,i59 81 ajwAf n sIsLRv
GB-J G. Mecalf will be found at The above establish,
lent. wlisre he awaits his ohfrien:s: - "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

leach your HpslEfhH Z.
Lady he'd not, thought or that, butshe was not
TO beltrippet up. blythe glibbest Iawyet';of them
all; so she replies, ooh! hal WELL Know yes,
10 be sure! BUTT you know, / scfoochel a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

;sEHERE paFHgY conE - ma, where
do the people get their fashions fron?',s $50
W g From Boston.,ss So =. 3nFszta sts.s ~
|; Z here do The Boston folk get them iron2"
From Eng land.' IS Is II 3 stsi9sS Ss,F5s
2 "And here do the, English get them from?''
f e. From Franc :, N 49, s 7lss Hsf4
/ AWE eie do tie French get them frorn2
r. Why. right strength from the devil; there now
stop your noise and go to Bed! s'qa q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25
SPECIAL N NOTICES.
USE HoWRs COUGH CANDY
WORTHY OF eoNsIp gI.RIAIrloN.

WORTHY OF RECONSIDERATION.
Proiesser IIor.e,s Hsvi& erntiug rsIixi or
with It's toss and hosts, is
upon us. oold, well knnwn, nervous die
eases anu adds greatly TO the pas of Dyspepsia and 9th
or forms ofindigeston, by stimulating the appetite. with
to tho necessary tone and yigor
20 the increased quantity ood This, therefore,
when commanding tonic and inyigorant like
ehls Elixir is vey needed by all who
phase OF iervous disease OF nom seak
and torpie somach II smuaies all the organs connect
ca process OF digestion. how the
bile Increases the rsulee gives
activity to the fluids anu lnrss
nto That dormant and condition heh oten
mon aaiss who, on,
he And tenderness Of their re
ealariy terribly al this
son nor want Of an which ke-
INC ard thus Preventst spspenson
OF enypf the functions upon which health
depends. lRgs s3sih $50 ss9iEna5s 5Ef9k 3
up highly conoe In mint bot
Price three dollars rer bottle. dollars
SIX tortwelse dollars. CHI RING,
=. II s,,ssti 1Do BfoRa yay. New York
500 the STATES,
and lnaies.t tsaSlN a.swtIi sS:4 ,ailNltSr
81 fsae ~, 800 gAsEETs 3slta ati9Ba H5d
81 * WnEELixs-RELLS Il CALDTVSLL.s an ~ ~
ciscissAFI-B..H afEAKLNIS. -z4. - 3ellA
e; n CT --....4 q ! ! q nj '''.e
~ 1ssit.t ,ss TO the Public.ss.l IL ssaaeB,
s'F & bboo s3al oFFicks}a
SOME malicious person OF rqrsoas ing raised are.
port prejnliefA 70 tie steamer that Shells not
sac t9r 2 tays on m ana ipiuring
Vi We do hereby that believe Size is safe. in
every way. for transpo ~
ee ssss = stssts teos - - oSRPH Woon. tilsrs
Am. PtitLLlPs, ~ -
SsA5s .. b Legal INSPECTORS, &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

TIE wonsr OF you want my berries,
ma, atn9D said a:litte boy ailadyone day. The
-feetiwere bare andtrayel stained. In7lothr hands
he helasnp ntin paitmliiof ersspberrfes, which
were peeping out from amid the green leaves that
should lie some; and ag the PAL She stepped
into the house. He did not follow,rbu remained
behind Whising 70 some canariss hanging in thelr
cage on the porch, - asi 4 @ a t; Sc
i do you not come in, and see il ii meas
nlre your said the lay, coming to
the door $40 you know but what eheat
The boy looked archlyup at her, and smiled---
am not afraid. said hes eforyou would getthe
.oorst of il, ma am, i35gtfsa
"Gst5sheeworst of it,, said she, 1tswhat do you
mean?S y ~ "a Il S SFfs
'sW by ma an, I'd only lose my berries, and you
wouldbe stealing; don't YOU thin yoa wopllget
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25
t3rPoIsoNING.n

Thousands OF Parents who sse verpifase composed Of
castoroi Calone DC not aware. that while they
appear to benefit the patient. they aetty laying I've
founaations for series OF Diseases as salvation
loss ofsight, weakness ofihl5s5 etc. 2@Jo q
In another column win found tho advertisement
ltobensaeRs Medicines, TO which ask attention or
all directly interested In their well as their chill
drews health. III Liver complaints anu all disorders ar
sling from those bilious type should make use Of The
only genuine medicine. Hobensaek,s Liver
GS-"Be notaeceires, ssbat ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. aud obscrve has the
nature OF the Proprietor, JIM: HoBENsAcK, az none
else are genuine, go lssia1if : ,sssss;s..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

Farm, located In PGtney township Bel
ah III, AgaRdoiltng lanas William Be, nafd:
grated bea ing Fluit ofehIfd two Dwelling Houses one
81 WIS built last also, In sood con
Tis Farm Contains about 30 acres OF COIL Isnd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

,DEoIkhbEET Residence FOX SALE
g House and ground oettied by the subscIibe, o
noFtncoInsr Of Seyenli Ri Centre ste s
III The house isihrisk, substantially built iTs
anu very conveaiehy arranged; il IL Wi,
eSs as the property formerly owned BY 6rw III.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

CAsE.--aliss Fitznancy, elderly maiden,
charged Mr., Clsaye5 the gay.young ,nlailsswlo.
was accustomed 10 carry home her marketing,
with having toIcbly kissed her tie entry Of her
own house, Mr.. Cleaver, although proud of his
p. rsonal appearance, was short, very short con-
silering his whiskers; his height. even in French
boots. reached only to four feet eleven incles.-
Miss Fiznancys on tile contrary, being fond OF ex-
tremes, ran upJafoot higher, there, being
of byrigid department. She swore the
abbreviated. yet amorous butcher kissed her! by;
assault, and she hauled him up for it. he5a4 II
& Butcher, with some expression of disgust, more
emphatic thananecessary. denied the charge
Butcherwas iatjtlady wasn't. Cleayer had an
.Hpathy to what he irreverently termed, t.scraggy
women" and svo@edIh had anot9 kissed her, and
wouldnot.s@ Money could not hive himsto.
l. Being cross examined, lawyer enquiries of the
lady the circumstances, when, W here, how, &c. !,
Lady replies with particularity:. On Monday
rorni.lg cI6ck, in the entry; resisted all
she could, but lie speiseysred and triumphed. 8
Is Lawyer asks, ttDid not he stand on anything
but theft oor'' srbsci ,tsssl $3.50 ts SIC
..fNo: he stood on The floor. no chair, stool, or
anything else being brought into reqnisiton,i !
li-9..But my dear madam, this is impossible! you
are twetyeinchss taller than the'g How could he
LeacH your lpSitihH l. 4 n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

For sale Sy-DS. JAMES sAsER; KILLS d ca LID
lSwtnLi and PATTERSON Co. wheeling! ,PLEMrNe;
BROS. Pittsburgh BURDsALLqSs Co.., Cincinnati,
aud by dealer generally. = & r.. ~ sep19
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

On q e cE9kySAhE ORT8IsYIZT 8 tsHsoS.
Two inc brick bufldiIgs n FsaEs-s
ing, With SPOONS and cellar 10 ea heel
sn T, "a &c house, all In gOod STlcr AahIe
IL Sds sSpeSy being oPlAs arOa taogeh
POSSESSION 1st or 4tlEfIL 9'R( N = z sssf, -
.ebe Enquire OF = AlcHAEs j. KORAN, ~ g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

III The pnSs, as 1t IS called, there were some or
l0inches more water, butSthe pass is only about
2sfset wide, and difficult to fud at thel present
Stage of the river; hence the caution observed by
pilots generally in running boats by the water
mated, instead the pass or dug chute. The
boat struck first at the head Of the pass. aud OF
course she was not in the chute. orswas drawing
more water than was reported to the pilot.-Lou.
Courier. - q 'g eg 'ssfs 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25
q ,uslisaa Great Bargain! |!

Z - BUARDING.s go .7lf7FI 7E7fl
VEN or twenty Gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding by febts r, MlPARKRRf
NEW SPRING. GOODS.EF
NE'Es arc now openng our first stock of,aeia
wv dY& isPRiGGEGooDst
gsny noystes aud Of Goods
tention Of bu&ers unexpectedly solicited.
eblT ,s,.IfEAtIGsI sSfftgfitl fleHEISKELL q. Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

GHA.NGERRsY 4 OF, LAND ANDETAvERN
y Iasa't,'s1a James 81 Erszisrsas lntLc Circuit
Same Frazier,s Rx'r. oess equity vtsfSi,
OF decie &c npLe in his on lie o7t Is
OF June 1852 will sell public n,sa ssy
on the eighteenth March, 1885 the track Of land
called the Rorey's Point Farm and situated or ~
National Road ~ Ohio county, about ten miles east Of t
cty o. " heeis cont about two humid, and fS
acres Or land, store, tavern house, two dwelling hnt
and other tmpT oyenents: Tie will be made OF IN
whole proretty together or IN parcels, may be louI
exedient and te following terms. oneourl of lie
purchase mopcyto be raid in pntis The basnce
and three yeaTSi tile whole beaiing nteie
ilomlhe day Of sale, the SIbg boEds o1
security and1le title being Ietaine until ray M.
sale Will take pluce at tile Roney'S Point
road lpeated in font OF and suPposea
That depot or be at that place
81; u - g w. s.. Wtt;KHdM,t - ~ -
Lsieni0ta -. Sheriff and commissioner
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NEW ApvRRTIsElMEMrs.
Heiskell 8 Go.

F1eiskeIl 6 Co.
EIlESPRGTFULLY annodnce to the rubIIc5 that tb.v
lave juet from their sprins stoek
Goods, froin the 81 poratios ana seIeeted with
great Bnyer and others requested 10 We asa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

lie Apcti6hdt the Of tic eurt - w
day inst, 1o'Stoek, Ply 1sS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-25

febeo % . FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG.
- BGILDlSG NJ RTAls FOR SALE
NE undersigned ogersiot sale ali the building mater-
as o. DICK wood and stone, coutninc in the prop.
q " known Is the Old Class Zane street In tho
th ward The brick, stone wood work win be sold
III separate psIees.s For terms apply 10 ..slF
u ~ \ - - IF. T. ARMSTRONG
500 Ct Pr vate sale the
the fst ia March next; sale coniencng
~ ~ oHtCht.t. I 49,
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Hure~u Corps er Typographical Engineers.


PROPOSALS recsv at this Office unl and on the
November for equipment and deliver,
VI an The lake delivered DE
oi port Erie, day
long,
OF paddle wheels wheel
u ss burden, and depth Of ho about 61
The Of fashion,
vided follo~s: machinery,
for the hands, OF machinery cabin
officers. Also, cooking room stewards ROOM pantry
less than 20 hands and sr officers
The deck cabin be sufficiently firm
Pilot wheel house be on the upper deck and 10 be supplied
with customary conyeniences foE steering
The boat 10 be schooner Isged and supplied requisite
anchors with adequate cables all
OF haneT holes chain cable windass levers
Each poposer enumeIae details and dimension and 10
furnish n drawing and model of the boat.
The boat supplied less than
70 feet long EACH and each boat good with dder
and iiIer.
No advances be made contract, the War Depart
to have au'or for rsssons to declare The eo',ae. yod
night 70 accept any OF the proposals. or 10 reject Tho whole and 10
10 at common steam pressure 10 maintain
speed Of miles The hour aud To be supplied with suitable coal
bnnkrrs capable Of slowing less than 100 of
Materials .he together
all
fire, ba observed The boat 20 ade
quate W buckets.
The of best quality, be of pressure Kind
with the best improvements.
Will be by War officer of
be chosen by the These select td
employ the requisite emen abore Scn order make
speetion and trial.
100 moderate weather, which trial
shall mnntan speed OF not less than miles the hour
utive hours.
inspectors
strength of materials and machinery workmanship n and
trial. half of be paid United States
and one half by The contractor
sep I6--dav &2awtlstNoy Col Corps T. e.
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The second Exhibition of the Metropolitan
Mechanics' Institute,

aandE
and the Mechanic and Usejul .iIfs,
,uu be opened at The city ON Thursday the slh
w day February 1885, in the aud splendid hall of the
smi.hsouan which The
w. % hi eIhibion the manufacturers mechanics artists syen
o, despg display The results of their labor skill
aud isie nom all portions OF the unlon are cordially Ia
The mschnery department charge special
Steam power, fixtures labor, Se will be given
An intending requested give earl,
day possible Goods should be accompanied viii, proper
Ths committee therefore, inviting
,an Mechanic nsiiute they offering The producer
esnt valuable opportunity Of making known % the
and their adapt TO the purposes for which they
may be intended
of elegant which heretofore have
NH sucp coudbuuons a ladies',
es Of premu OF iswely &c suited the of the
The hail viii be- opened reception goods Monday
M Tauarv oclocn the exhibition formally opened
reception Of vi.ers and continue open
upon judges lists for conpeon or except
have reached th hall by that day. but failed to ar
rive from Unavoidable detention
charge uni Tuesday night Of Febuay 10 O'Clock after
which Time, depos,o win be subject charge of from 50
who contribute articles OF their make
shall specify their age and The time they may have
All articles deposited composition and be of
American msnusctue conspcuousIy labelled with appropriate
names of the maker and inventor f known and the
s s % s s for en on @
Prices may affixed, at ts option of the exhibitor
their goods which ticket will also admit them to The exhibition
all tines when open TO the public
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Washington D. G p and should
hsm distinctly packages They should ae
coslpaned by detailed invoice
Crcua containing detailed will be forwarded
auy application 10 the corresponding
w 10 all communications the business of The Institute
Oct etaisaw6w
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

INC name Of no will b. non tAs uhsss "a
payment " ihc subscription be made n adysnee.
Distant subscribers money BY letter the postage
which will se paid by elves safe
transmission
The COUNTRY fAPER published hi during the
rions OF Congress- and "sniweeky during
Subscriptions os period year viii be received
proportioned to the above
Qy-PosTMASTERs authorized agents and v
sending DAILY subscribers $50 encoel or ,vs
subscribers with 25 enclosed, enuurd 10
copy srats.
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United states Patent Office, +,

WashingI0a, September %, I6)f
the petition Caroline Williams administrative ofThos.
r. Williams deceased, of Morcau Station, New York praying
the said Thes r. Williams
isi0 ia machn0y
forming ng years the expiration
patent, which takes place the 4h day of December
said petition be heard Office
Monday November i2 O'Clock,
notified and show they
said petition ought bc granted.
extension required file in the Patent
all testimony flied by either
and transmitted in accord
cce which will be furnished appli
Gallon.
The testimony will be lh of Noven
d.posons papers relied upon testimony be
flied morning that day the
tn-nts, if any, within days thereafter.
this noica be published in the Unien InteI
gsncer Evening STAR WashngtDn d. e. Evening Argus,
Philadelphia Pa cientc American, New York; POST Boston,
Daily Courier, Buffalo, NJ " week for
III pre-
day OF hearing - II.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
p papers will please copy, and send
Office, paper containing this notice.
20 -law3w
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United states Mail.
PENNSYLVANIA.

ItU H-l October IL, 1854.
pROPOSAiS for carrying United States from
December ls4 To the Both Of June following
IN PENNSYLVANiA VIII be received
the Post Once Department until Monday 10th No
venher, o5a TO be decided Wednesday,
1884, s5lr.....a r
NO 9JJi From Harrisburg by Lingeyslown, Manada Hill
Hanover, East Hanover, Joneatown, n Frsdsr
cksburg, Pine Grove, 80 miles three lime,
n
Leave Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday, and Fri ay al
l0a -
Arrive AT Fine Grove days by o m;
Leave Pine Grove Tuesday Thursday, Saturday. at
Arrive at Harrisburg days by o .
No. 95i2 From Nahanoy by Creenber Upper
lAnhaniango and Barry, MinersyIe, 80 mites and
back, twice a
Leave Mabanoy Monday aud Friday a am;
Arrive at slineIsvile day by pm,
Leave Minersville Tuesday and saturday n am;
Arrive at Mahanoy days by .
For form of bid, and
and requirements (embraciBs conditions
the eonact 10 sueh extent the department
enI advertisement inviting
States OF New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware
dated the 22d Of September, 1851.
Oct lS-3awfw
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army ard Navy Equipments.

I sTEPHENS military manufacturers Of the first orders,
respectfully cali the attention of and navy officers
10 ,br superior style goods They have created
and furnish the most elegant
gss ~ successfully challenge red
IN. wish exclusive privilege baness,
and susceptible progress Of the despite the Jogging
of aniiauanans 4 -, .., -, -,
Uni,sd States Gags and banners MAGE order
l9-9tnw3mo
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Sale or Geld and Silver sweeps at the Mint OF
the United States, Philadelphia.

CEALED PROPOSALS. will he received Mint
y until O'Clock 18th Of January they
VIII be opened BY The Director Of the Mint the such
he bidders be psenfor the purchase Of hundred
and barrels o containing gold and
They be os--fhiTieeu
fteen barreIto the fieeM bidders Should however
xpeccdiy greatly
ported by the mint The Director tho reject
ing the whole Of said bids.
The the bids houDd price
pounds avoidUpois, payable in Mint
Sweeps Samples viii. be furnished application
Mint
BY order of JAS. ROSS SNOWDEN
Director Of the
DANIEL STURGEON,
October H. 1854. Treasurer.
Oct Adm
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IL. II. GILL EFT ,

Has removed his office Franklin Row eofne
OF aud Thirteenth He will his
hon principally the United Supreme Court.
Having devoted much concerning patents
give advice and arising
the Patent Ohce, and appeals the chief justice
District in
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patcnis.
lie wi also give written opinions and prepare for par
having claims before C0Egss either
will also claim before any established
adudica,Oa.
fict 26-du
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pOOrs AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES !-stiIl At
thr old and side OF avenue
old place. avenue
9Th and 7ih opposite BROWNE Hotel, where
pleased their old and the public general
where VIII "a found complete
chire enasmen, boys and youths shoes and boo,s
styles and prices
FOR LADIES.
Cloth button beeled CATERS, with and without ups
French lasting button and heeed CATERS
Cloth button CATERS, without teeia
French toilet slippers, French lasting aud Md
Do black and white CATERS
DO and black kid and Morocco slippers
Plain lace CATERS, all cOlors
Morocco and kid boots and Jeersons
FOR M5sEs AND CHILDREN.
alaek, bronze, and ccored foxed and tipped CATERS
Tan coloTed do do asupefior article
DO tipped and plain Morocco Loo,s, hick soes
Bronze, black, and green Jenny Lind
Cloth and lasting button gaiess
Morocco boots and Jcsseysons thick and thin
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Paieut leather a superior quality
DO do pegged, for O.
Kid top Congress CATERS black and oiored single and dasbe
Calf Congress CATERS, single and double soes
Calf Oxford lies and Montereys do
Patent leather pnmps and low quartered shoes
superior article Of scwed boots, spring shanks
with general variety of sswed aud pegged boots.
FOR BoYs AND YOUTHS.
mandS OF boots aud shoes In variety OF styles.
FOR SERVANTS.
copieie, conf
depi furnish good article a fair prices.
Thankful for past avofr, still solicit continuance OF ensom
We ins by keeping coed and selling fair that
will be able please We would invite call before purchasing
elsewhere
Mot,o oaick pas. forget The right TORE
bat call nj a. HOOVER & SONS,
Opposite Rsc1ns Hotel. between 9Th 7,h ss,
Oct 7--eodir south side