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LUMBER! LIJWREPTI
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS

Name arsnue, bet,oeen IA and Gu ct.
M4AofACfCRLK Of steam Engines, Boilers
Mill Wers gegeratiy. "Au
viii furnish cav Mills, all kinds Of c,st,na.
Wrou. ht and Cast Iron Pipes and every T.; ,h
Iron line generally. Al 'iie
Information address g. u. MOVES Washinstor ~, rol
Works, Washington. d O. ivI ~
NJ ATIOsA Gregg Grand p...a
IN March, composed Tor the Piano Fort. W.
dedicated to Capt Lem. Towers. by Prof. 3. Eh,,;e
just published by Iilbus HitS and for sale a, The
Music epot
The trade supplied on liberal terma
~ TIT .as 7-t-f -ts
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Ry GREEN q SCOTT, Auc,,on..
lNNrENSiyRSsL OF FINE CIGARS TanaC
~ 60. &c, st Auction Tn WEDNESDAY, I6h
INFANT We shai sell, 1t 10 o'c OK m a. the tor,
q Mr samuoi sirmors, en- Pennsylvania avsu.,..
t"o o"ofa west OF Adams Cas- hTpr Sc o6ie, o
s!'!eadid assortment or Cigars. of tha ms ;nc
brands: = trf HS
= mopolifa, Pant "a i5ai, Esptuz.
sliea, La ,stns. Amir, SIS, - ndreths
hhuSelits, L'A'srno. - othe- choice brsnss
CjInpri inG sto. # 600ee Of the y.ry sress "a,
csrs m WsshinSicn, ONE Of which G. ;, be-
tween nifty md sixty daiisre fer Thousand.
= NE lot OF Caew ng aud 81 osing Tobacco
Fancy sud ct er Pires
sar II Boxis, q unier Scs'rs SC
Terms /: Under SIS cash; over SIS. a,d under ESQ
SKY AMI ninety dHyr Over $50 ? 1, ar, q mon:b,
aug CT ..,..i
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M tHTED-A FARMER to travel South. A rer.
t'sS'sn having $500 to invest In n SAT-. and
IscrseYe business, and wishing to travel ran hear
Fan excellent Opportunity by addres,;ne Pa.'
Office, W. shington, .. G auy !" rs
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M ANrED TO UREA god COOK. N,o o
House ssrvanL white They NV. no ,S.n
'e .n 's led Apply 1t No. !, Franaiiu Place
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NJ ANTFD TO PURCHASE -Ry a gentleman fl,
nus ewn usa female hcuse servant and
seon,stress. For such liberal price win be nsi
aug l-dlv
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TURNIPS. RUTA RAGAS-

TURNIPS, RUTA BAGAS, &c.
'sEaE subscriber has still on han I a I.rger,..u
l. selected tto'k OF 1CRSN' SEED, oo.r prhaua
the 70 .ow;D4: Skirving's Liverpool sweet n an,s
Fags Laips's lHpros.d RutA Fsgs: Red s,d ,shss.
rsIiksrd TurniPs; White Globe hsNfy spo.b~u
stutble 81 ne furpletoPPed, strspped-esy, q. -
Is nts per H.
Cabbage Seei Of sll the ca ice varieties
THY are all of ansst quality and are wu-rs,s>a
fresh ard genu ne JNO Saul.
red StoFe, corner It'll and IA streen
aug 2-eo6ts
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W ANTEh- Isimed'cte'r. II private f,m;v n
W r'sn"ctsb'e an capable eolo-ed Girl t3 ac
- Fors Also, nurse to t:k, ctarss IF tre
aug 4 -2.s
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A EGVR-sTORI BRICK HOUSE for sale or a..
a ehange for mechanics TX aud ma aerial. MI
Is'ea on the Island, and barins one q the snns,
". nm open Prospects Of river and high land -
the subscriber. RIRyr GfIye
jy l0-tf A,ch;,.o, n,.:.1l,
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1 LOT Of OLD NkW2PAPERS FoR SALE AZ
L aCRLS 0FF2Ck. 5E1 NAY x<-ss
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k'oa khsT-A brick HOUSE con, ,iuIor ~,
rooms. situated on the .euth side OF Mas,srhr.
,,;s. avenue Between 18th and - h streets e.
and ?. ~ i'tn' l@,F. Il
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A>OR REST.-A comfortable fran. tnIrsr
laan'ns ten rooms, situated on 10th st ee; VS..
ABOVE q street n'r.h. 1t has a good ward 81
use, large CT tern, and two pumps Of fine wotsr
$40 per year. and if desirable, lsjv vor,a ho.
WIN 'he tenant fof one or two months For further
in.orms'ion apply to W. 7. WHiFBECK On the
" l4-o,&
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'uS sAtE-A Whsrf Lot, suitable for Wed
cba,ss Ia sr Lumber Yard, here wharfs &c is
ee' nor - there any street Intervening h.
wen the spt snd the canal, affordinp. tba,et,re
s1sa1 convenie:ces without the usust EXPENSE IF
Sn fees-frontIg ~ feet On the csnsl and
h4o on Virginia avenue. Apply to
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WET NURSE WANTED-A healthy. respec,ahle
young married woman, az vet nurse far sn
anisn. SIX mont rs cid. apply Immediately to DR.
H'i"1Il'H hier a1r la-2t+
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w hNTkD-Tvo or hree smart NEW, to ,fIiI
.-.t., sooE noers The works ars bssut fully lus
liberal co omission paid. Apnry corner
. ana ioth, to tie Agent from a m to il o'c'oct
=. 1Ho3. MCGUIRE, Agent.
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WANTED-Tsn or twelve nine.room sEB-
w EANTS for the Fauquier White eulrbnr
spliEgs: Enquire ct the Office en- the corner Of r
and 18Th st ee:s " .-
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&I0hH FOX RENT.-Iha epac,ous war; l.cuse On
- r1nnsyiesaia ave., SO long occupied by msssrs.
.. 1. semmes Bro., Wholesale grocery snt
Nqoor store Is row fcf rent. Possession given i'm.
medntssy Apply to B. /. sslnmes CT IL q. Emsrv.
Al l3-dtf
kNUR ALE new and well tui:ttwes,ry 1r-m.
4 HOUSE, tituated On NJ rth street n.sr I'll
this property Il in growing and rapidly incress.
ing part o. ta- ely.
w. Boyd. the occupant, ~ill show the nrau,;sss
Fer Terms apply TO JOS. TRAVERS. Pa ev.nn.
betEeen 18th and 18th ats .po sNo,os
kfOR RhtSr.-The subscriber huyiny Retired r.
Il the country. his now permsneut resitencr. nf
iers fer rant his handsomely finishpd, four.,to,v
sion t'''er
And also, the three-story House adjoining, now
occupied by Capt. Jas. b. Montgomery Possess on
gwen on the LIST August, unless earlier possession
can he arranged with Capt. Montgomery, who hs-
indiy consented that persons applying can inspect
Also, tor sale cheap, that commodioue and desrs.
Ole property, situated on Pa. avenue nearly opr..
ing house. o0o'
Also two frsae House. on D street south. near
1.h, In Square 1852 If not suld before the Both In
s.ant they viii then De disposed Of TO the highest
bidder st public safe. ''''
70. terms and particulars apply at the store o.
81 1 ,s cons, 70 ~. G. ". WHITE.
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AccIDEsT.-Yesterday afternoon, a young
man named Downing fell from the wall Of a
house On the Avenue, opposite Wizards hotel,
and fractured bie skull He was taken to an
adjoining house and his wounds dres ell by
DR.. Force. He was taken home last nisbt and
Is doing very well to-day.
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w ANIED Every man ard woman 70 Rad the
atverfiseulspt Of the TIyYONLAND ASyfl-
ttoF, which yen viii fni in this pspsr, in the
Column hea led s'For Sale aud Rent
arg l2-2v -..a
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Ro9Ms WANTED-Bv gentleman aud bis ,,f.
~ AOvAS with board Ia private family. and
wlthin nve minutes walk of tie Pa-en' Oaio; Adj.
oress - - bos 500, through City PCS, oiIic..
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w ANIED-A yourg NAN ss Clerk In a Y bo,e
W ssie and retail Grocery Sore A6dr..s in
Of the applicant, through CITY Post Of
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n IN AaJu
- ut Architect, Capitol Tfill
COUNTRY RESIDENCES 70. -.
- nave Tor rent, ssvel al new HOUSES with .
sc,ss CT ground "itsched to each situated On K.n.
oai 'freen" little more than mile ,rth-astar.
from the Capitol. - - ~ S'eiiy
These houses are spacious nud convenient .;., :.
osnal, "ooashed, and stable for each and pumps of
Iae aiiuati"n is beautiful, overlooking large
Poruon o. the city, and In full view ,he (l,6toI
The approach is by eth and Ii SITS. De,sxars az
Eue and NJ street "''-
An omnibus iine for usual fare hss been rsrma.
nensiy established on the route, and r-nn tx:ce
square, leaving at a. m. and p. M Retu pipr
leaves Centre arket where it uakss a hr;sf etana
at 81 and So O'elock - ''' e'AHu'
MEeHt-I"O HUNDRED DOLLARS q year
The houses not yet ken are cpen- for ,nsno..;o,
ana can De seen BY applying to WM. S1ICkNEY.
VINO hFss on CottsEs etrast or myself at my req;
dencs, near the prem;ses A'''
5s 30-,f apscn r.x,~
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ANOTHER AcCIDENr-This morning a laborcr
named Patrick Fleming, fell from the walls of
the capitol extension and severely fractured
his bead and arms. He was attended t. in
mediateiy by his friends and the by-stapders.
and will probably recover. At the time #
accident, the police officers were waiting ut the
Tot Of the ladder, to arrest him for comm t.;ns
a rape on an Irish woman
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For CoURT.-John Simons Was committed
TO Jail by Justice Dom. this morning. on the
charge of stealing silver watch the property
Of q. W. E. Kennedy.
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Dos'r forget to remember nor REMAINDER 70
forget the performances of the Museum Com.
pnny At the Iron Hall, tonight. A rich bill
Il offered. VII
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WASHINGTON RAILROAD PARAPHRAsR She
wore wreath Of roses, round ragged old
straw hat. but she carried ia her bandbox q
nicer one than that Sne had a basket and
two carpet bags, and the conductor would have
"swors'-trt he belonged to the Know
Something's and 90 he shot outside the
door But he saw that wreath of roses. and
ana ne turned and heaved sigh; and saw
him use his hsndkerchief-as t'otber train
came rushing by, Oh madam, tear those
roses of, and strew them on the wind-,hev
were not meant for railroad cars nor nothing
OF the kind. And Humphreys looked quite
herce ut her, and wiped away q tear, and Cal.
Inns showed her home just by where they sell
lager beer; but Ovens walked straight M to
her, and thinking it no harm, he asked her in
the mildest way, 'dear Miss, just take ny
arm; aud they went eff together, upon that
happy day, the had saved her wreath of rosesj
and then-we came away.
IHE NEW LIQUOR BILL This act now Ia.
lore the Common Council, is e1ceedinly st,iu.
gent, enl-eiy prohibiting the sale of LIQUORS
tsdlng In them. directly or indirectly and
pio'ioihS ier the appointment of fourteen per.
sous ~no snail solely have the right 10 sell.
anu only as a medicine. or for IN Mechanical al d
saeramentai purposes &c ; the money re- eiyed
.or lne article to be for the use Of the ci.y
t;,,y In the discussion in relation to the
Oil yesterday. DR.. Busey advocated the refer.
enGe CT 1t 10 the City Counsellor, saving he
" oouhted the power of the corporation to set
up fourteen grog shops :" Drunkenness to be
punished, and strangers found in that oondi.
aon' to be sent out Of the city, DO.
DoS'r forget to remember nor rem.,,h., >.
forget the performances of the Museum Com
psny at the Iron Hall, TO- night. A rich bill
d offered. 'A VIII
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WASTED.-A good cook; also, black man. at
jy10 G street. betwaan ~ EN-
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WATCH RETURss.-Thomas Butler coIored,
sighting; Jail, joan Mccoy, escaped from the
sent back
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w ASr 18th small family, coed FEMALE
- ., Cooh. Enquire at this ofies
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fAsaioEAsLE lErELLIesScE.-Ths fashion
able world Of Washington, wbo ara mot a, -.
springs, DO, were delighted yesterday at tbs
return of Beau Hickman, Esq, from New mort
He ID much improved by this trip. and sue.
sseded we'll at the North ia going on s,shat.
and talents Prof. Robertson, it is reporTed
in polite circles, is about paying a 1iair 10
GeoI getown, closing the fashionable meYs-
ments OF the season He will be receive hv
the elite whistling Yankee Doodle, as he enters
the classic city. -s.ie.
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VA as rs q EGKOES.-Thes subscribers are
" Ell times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
nag tne highest cash prices. Persons haying Slaves
nnoee, M (sistter's old stand.) Slaves taken On
boar at &5 cents pr day,
feh2-f1s d. II. j. w. l.. CAMPBELL.
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BREAD-BREAD-BREAD.

B-1lsnvood Is situated a short dista nee
north of the Capitol. aug LII
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PROTEST OF THE CoSsrABLEs.-We war.
shown paper in the hands of county officer
this morning, purporting to be protest against
the Auxiliary Guards doing civil business
This business brings the fees which the county
officers contend should not be added to the
guards salary: Tie protes. is directed sto
his honor the Mayor
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WET NURSE WANTED.-A healthy Woman.
w without child, can get good wages as a Wet
Mu' &c, by app ying At Room No. 81, Iritei states
.oiei. any one wishing the place will please make
The daily union., 1854-02-17
LOUISIANA.

770l From New Orleans by Fort Pike, Shedsboro Pass
Chrisian Mississippi City, Biloxi, Lynchburg
Springs, and Psscsgouln, TO Mobile Ala, ls3 miles
and back, daily the Intermediate offices to be sup
piled twice week, both going and returning, and
much ofsner the boats touch.
Leave New Orleans daily AZ . m from Novem-
Der ] to June !, and at IL m residue of year
Arrive at Mobile next day by 10 from Novem-
Der | to juno 1, and at Ga m residue of year
Leave Mobile daily whole year at p M
Arrive at New Orleans next day whole year by
Sam.
7702 From New Orleans, by Red River Landing, Alexan
dria, and Grand Ecore, to Shreveport, $40 miles
and back three times week.
Leave New Oreans every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at S pm;
Arrive at Grand Ecore next Friday, Sunday, and
Tuesday by 10 m, and arrive at Shreveport
next days by 6am;
Lcavs Shreveport every Monday, Thursday, and
Saturday between ap and n am;
Arrive at Grand Ecorc days by II . m, and
arrive at New Orleans every Tuesday, Friday,
and Sunday by p
The Department may employ an ngont al Now Or
leans to forward the mails this route by tho
trip during the Of navigation on Red river
77o3 From New Orleans, by Mandeyio and Madison
vilie,r to Covington, 60 miles and back, three
times week.
Leave New Orleans every Monday Wednesday, and
Friday at9sm;
Arrive Mt Covington same days by pm
Leave Covington every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday AT mi rt4
Arrive at New Orleans same days by 4pm.
y. Bids for elk times a. week service are invited.
7704 From New Orleans to Lafayette City, miles and
back, daily except Sunday. saa et
Lssvs New orlssps daily, except Sunday, at ~ m (;
Arrive At Lafayette City same day by aPmi
The daily union., 1854-02-17

Arrive at Wilmington same day by pm.
1889 From FL Dorado, by Lisbon and Buffalo, Camden
43 niles and back, Tine times week
Leave e. Dorado every Tuesday Friday, and SUM-
Arrive at Camden same days by 6pm;
Leave Camden every Monday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday at 6 m;
Bids six times a week win be considered.
1890 From Kl Dorado, by Hisboro' and Cherry Ridge to
Farmersvile 35 miles and back, twice week
Leave FL Dorado every Tuesday and Friday at 6 a m;
Arrive a, FaImersvllle days by spm;
Leave Farmsrsvillc every Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at 81 Dorndo same days by SPIN
Bid: 10 perform three-'mes-a-wook service are IN
1891 From El Dorado, by Beaver Ruin, Three Creek,
Soe,sville, La, FranksvlIe, Tiger Creek, and Hor-
ner, 10 Mnden, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave FL Dorado every Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive al Minden next day by 10 pm
Leave Minden every Thursday at 6 M
Arrive at FL Dorado next day by 10
Bids to perform twce-a week service invited.
Ts From H Dorado, by Noun, Holly Calhoun, and Dor
cAeat, TO Lew'syillc, 10 miles and back, twice a
is ssAb week. sEesH
Leave Fl Dorado every Monday and Friday at 4 a m;
Arrive At LewisviIle days by l0pm
.a Leave LewsvilIe every Wednesday and Sunday at
Arrive al Ell Dorado next days by 10 m.
Bids three times week will he considered.
5o3 From El Dorado, by ChampagnoIe, Wilmington,
Gravel Ridge, Lsnsrk, Warren, Montonea, Mon
ncello and Gu, of, to Bartholomew, lot milcs
and back twice week.
Lsav. Il Dorado every Monday and Thursday at
Arrive ., Bartholomew every Wednesday and Sat
srday by 3 nj
Leave Bartholomew every Monday and Thursday at
Arrive at Fl Dorado every Wednesday and Saturday
by3pm.
Bids to mn three times week between Warren and
Bartholomew, and twice week the residue, will
be considered. q H.
1874 ffvm Camden by Liberty, Caney, Mount Moroh
&6al and Carks Mills, to Washington, So miles and
back, twice 4 week. H# .
Leave Camden every Wednesday and Saturday at
am; a
Arrive at Washington next days by 1pm;
Leave Washington every Monday and Thursday at
Anivs at Camden next days by pm. Wl
7SeS From Camdsn to Arkadslphia, so miles and back,
onee week. &14
Leave Camden ovsry Monday at Sam;
Arivs At Arksdephia day by II
Law ArkAderhia every Tuesday at pm;
Arivs - Camden next day by p m #
7Ses Prom Lisbon to Mount Holly, rs miles and back,
ones weck.
Leave Camden every Monday at 6am
Arrive At Mount Holly same day by lar
Leave Mount Holly every Monday at pm;
Arrive At Camden same day by p m.
No7 From Washington, by Spring Hill and Lewisyile,
asa. 10 Walnut Hill, go milss and back, twice week.
Leavs Washington every Wednesday and Saturday |
asani
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nrsICK AND AFFLlCTED..r0

THE most sale aud certain cm'dy ever known to the
world for the OF obstinate coughs, COds asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whoopimg.
cough Group, tickling rising iii the throat, de-
bity, pains in the side or breast broken constitution,
from abuse OF coiome aid other causes is DOCTOR
swAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP CT WILD CHER
RY consumption, after it has reached state, and
sumcd character hitherto considered ncurabIe, yields
without struggle this great Original Wild Cherry
paIutiun. Rcmemhcr-ihe great Original Wild Cherry
prcruaio: the only compound prepared by regular
physiciam is manufactured under the immediate OF
DIR. SIHIYNE at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale 6y-DR. JAMES BAKER; KELLS & CALD-
WILLIE and PATTERSON Il Co Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh DURDSALL e Co., Ciucinnati
and by Icalc generally. Sep19
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rPOISONING.R

Thousands of Parents who use Vcrmiruge composed oil
Castor OIL Cuomcl. &c not aware, that while they
appear to the patient, they actually laying tue
foundations for series diseases such salvation,
loss OF sight, weakness orTmbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
lIobcmsack's Medicines, which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their we'll their chill
drems health Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sing from those of bilious tyne should make OF the
only genuine medicine. Hohcnsack's Live Pills.
n5"Be not deceired, !" but ask for Iobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. sig.
nature of the Proprietor, J. N. HoBENsAcK, none
else arc genuine.
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INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.

DETAILS OF THE NEWS BY THE STEAMER AFRICA.
Eastern A6airs-TAe Engagement at Sinope-
Turkish and Russian -ResgnGti0n of
Lord PaLnerstom, &c, &c.
The full details of the news brought by the AT
r;ca which we publish below, will be read with
great interest. They are more than usually i'm
portantand interesting.
Turkey and Russia.
THE RECENT TERI Bile DISASTER TO THE TURKISH
PLEET.
Requesting the reader TO bear in mind that all the
accounts of the maSSacIe-Eol it can SCARCELY be
called Il bat:le-in the haTboT of Sinope, have come
through Russian sources, we pro; ed TO give as
connected narrative of the occurrence as the i'm
perfect information vet received will permit. Al
though called "TurkiSh defeat" the intelligence
before describes the 'drfeat'' more glorious
to the Turks than their "victory' of twenty one
s ipS over fourteen is TO the Russians.
The harboT of Sinope is not strongly fortified
Formerly it was the principal naval establishment
of Turkey, but Of late the atsennl has been trans.
ferred TO ConSinntinope, and a single battery on
the little fort BoZe Tere, now constitutes the whole
defence of the fort.
On the Both Of November the fleet of Adm raj
Nachmulf, that had been sent exprr sSly to look
for the Turkish fhtilla that was conveying rein-
fOTcementS to the army in the east coast OF the
Black Sea- appeared off the roads of Sinope, where
the Turkish ships under OSman Bey, were at an
Choir, having been driven 10 anchorage there a lay
or two previously by stress of weather, Nachim-
offs squadron consisted OF twenty four sail. Of
which SIX were line of battle ships. Finding there
was no help but fight or surrender, osman 6ravely
threw his own and SOM other of his ships across
the entrance TO the haTbor, and attempted to keen
the Russians at bay while the transports fastened
70 land their men and stores From the confined
position in which his ships were, he labored at
great disadvantage. The Turks had. TO sustain the
fire Of over 500 Russian gus, and could not bring
more than 200 to play rrainst them.
Notw thstanding this fearful odds, the Turks
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REAL EsTATE SALES.
Real ESTATE for Sale,

r OFFER for sale my property located on tho west
;InDins from Main TO Water street, Ninety nine le.S
Main and one hundred and ninetyeight feet on wate
The whole is not sold together within three MOI
.4tnri vate sale. 1t WILDE offered at Auction III /
nsrcels as viii suit purcliasers-thc time Of which
VIII Ice So nv Farm located in Putney township
mont county Ohio olIting the river opposite BOgsS'
and and adjoining lands OF William Be'naIai
This farm contains between OIL and 62 with,
GRATED bea ing Fruit Orchard. two Dwelling Houses
5r which was built last summer; also barn In good
Iitiom This Farm contains about ~ ACRES oI coal h
only 20 rods from the river.
The Central Ohio aud Marietta anu ClnelhEau Tailr
arc Local ell through this Fam
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-05

THEaERIE RAILROAD TROUBLES appear TO have
settled down into quiet. The rioters OIL the part
of the railroad companies, finding that they would
not be allowed 10 proceed till the legal questions
as to their rights were settled have desisted from
their attempts and the Ere rioters have, therefore,
remained quiet, waiting for the court to decide the
matter. The disturbance was greatly promo ed
by the incorporate and abusive Language CT the
papers at Buffalo and Cleveland against the
citizens of Erie.
The New York Tribune has the following para
graph on the subject, which we give for what it is
worth:
ave have advice from Washington that the sub
ject of thesEEe difficulty has been considered at
Cabinet meeting, and that all the members, ex-
cepling Campbell, expressed in strong language
their disapproval of the outrageS of The mob at
that place. Some sharp words, we hear, passed
between some Of the members and Campbell on
the subject. Jefferson Davis advocated the i'm
mediate settlement Of the difficulty by the interpn-
sition of the United States troops, to defend the
mail route and the property of the railroad COM
pany."