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lAdFerti.erneut

WEST FLpsnING.-The last opportunity for
buying LoTs 10 this Village at AZ :tioo will be on FsoAY s
init see sd,ertisement This announcement. will BE- sus.
Gent to induce all who in desirable Size for
nome TO be on hsrd on that oce Tickets and particulars
can be had Of BARKEs a. FLLioTr No Nas..u ,t
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CRANE-RAkKIN-On Wednesday. Nov. l. BIZ the Rev.
Dr. sTeaf william Crane to Mas Kate. dssskssr u Joka
IA Kin Esq Suuth BTOoklyn-
BBEVE-oDkLL-on We5nss 5sy. Nov. l. b. the Rev
j 81 Parker %. Charles r. Reeve sis. Joaas.
Of J. W Odel Esq ell OF this City.
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Advertisement
Az INFANT Comic SINGER AND DANsEUSE.-

l.. Petite Christine only Six yesrs old appears at fsrhams
Opera House each evening In Comic song and Fancy
ID h funny throwing the BsenAns entirely into
tAe shade and experience considered MI fens
10 mske house the very center OF attraction
for All ENJOYING Ethiopian representations More real vii can
b. more that original and lsushsee seen at feshas
D.
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"WEDNESDAY, Nov. l-P. n.

The business of the Stock Board was to fair extent
TODAY. but prices continue to break down. AT the
Second Board the feeling rather better but the
imnrovemept was not marked. Erie closed at 42i, a
further decline Of y cent. Reading 7Oi, which is
a slight Improvement on yesterdays closing price,
Central declined 4 y cent, going to Sii Harlem
30. Hudson River 37i, further decline Of cent.
Nicaragua and Cumberland declined cent Can.
ton was steady In Western Railroads the transac-
tons are limited and the rates tend downward. In
Railroad Bonds about $4,000 changed hands the
market being rather weak. Eries 1853, sold at s4i
Isis, ISL Second Mortgages s5i Incomes, 90. Hi
nois Central, 69i. NY. Central, IS, interest on
equal to ST. In State Stocks there were further sales
Virginia g. at 90; Ohio &c, 1860, at lo3 Arkansas
&c, 90.
In consequence Of the distrust Of Exchange, be-
cause of the recent failures, strictly hrst'ciass
bills are little frmer, but we make no change In
quotations Sterling, sasi satisfactory signatures
being in the market at % a9i y cent. Francs, 9.lS
a5l2l. i.
To LIVERPOOL there have. been engagements OF
As 900 or so 600 bush. Corn, II Sd Cotton, tdi
Heavy Weight, l2l6sl5I. To London 500 boxes
Tea on private terms. 10 Bremen, 500 bbls. Resin
lis and Dead Weight Isl. The Shipping Ii" gives
for three days: :.
T,v.rrosl include 10 900 bushels Corn Sid ID IN
huh and .hps bss closing at sSOss tiag "a ~, 1nss
-. ri shoes Sc all 1916; 500 bxs Cheese 1915 some
Pies, 81 20 bses Hops. ssd and 800 ssie. c. H"n IS
nn. Ts,lov ard 800 cases Leather Cloth 1911 4D oes
pepne is; and BY the Indiana TO sSufssnPson go ~
ma "a 1Co n Wbsebone and some Hops e 80 GO bushels
Corn, ioc some Liquor 2ie Provisions. sac ..r we
hun CeIopi,t eondemnedJ soi tun To Rotterdam "a
hi. spT Turreuns and iiS 'a .na 81 Ppsi as 60
t.is. Compre,ssd Cotton "a; 10 CASKS Ashes = jos
Preyi.ons soc Dbl; SO Lard, Tel and lS SPITE , ~
isz nd The rate. are unchanged The charters are snip
Calcutta spd bach At Ga Br bsrk 70 eHee. - :.
$500 corn "a In buh a vessel to load HID s.ses
Nortoii for DemsraIs els big to un.l q ,. D an
inso CITY md bach si2 50; brig to Msrseles ana ~
nryss Terms; srd sehr from Rondout 70 boston 's''
Se "a
In Port yesterday barfs'''''''''''''' .sl
stesmsrs Bnp..
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ADVERTISEMENT
On ,s0 poryJSG MILL.-Manufaeture of sheet

rOlsd ..d nisters Bra. and German Silver
- no md German Silver Wires Brass and Copper
fsSns, Bras Kettles German Silver n the snsU. s,..
A. o.. from DEALER and Others solicited Mill at Wster
S,rv Sona =, store Nos 50 and 81 Johnst New.fork
~' ~'AIl, sxn,cT BuRxHAM, Manufacturing Company.
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Churches, hotels, steamships, &c, supplied
with elegant Silver Name and NJ nbeI Plates. Of and
beautiful designs plated in the substantial aud
engraved low prices Samples sent 70
Of the country EvERDELL No. SO2 Broadway Duans
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PERsoSAL.-The following are among the arrivals
nj the principal hotels yesterday:

Thomas Dunn, Asbsma Col G. c. Perkins Norwieh Ct W
Cvpti, Couneetcut VIM B. southerlsnd Mchisau Major C.
Wv smith Buffalo Y; Geo Willard A'htaSSla' 0hGi IA
Ixardf Keepe N H; James ID. Marine Glasgow d. n spar
|bawT Boston; Charles ii. Sewsn Baltimore, Md e D. f9f
nah Buffalo N Y O. Clement, Saratoga Springs; Dr. D.
frank Palmer Philadelphia; WIN. Ii. HumPhry' Lockport;
lsmes Scribner, do. ,,,,-. n r,.,a
emcre, Hon R. P. Campbell, Florids Hon ss%Ssl r. A
IT,, n Sanford viz guia b. Fitch, Syracusei Samuel
I~is Philadelphia Cen y C. White Utica r. o; hon%apa
s~hester; Hon II. u. Lopez. Batavia ~, y
the MIT.oroLITm BorsLIHon; G TOS aS,u nS;
TIMinster 70 Sweden; Col G. L. Williams, y; s. Al j.
b. 0nfeld Nd Sol Hilon Hunter. dos Hon Beverley y
Rsupers San Francisco; John c. Bull 81 Louis Inomes j.
e,levc California; j. Minis Savannah L. Chstnn boston
sPShurch, III; John s. Scott, Boston, s. b. HasSen'
PGnland
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advertisement ]
II is wonderful wonderful

step by step, since Tirne be,.p
TO set the steady sain o. tusnD
In Art, Tor instAnce Il L. orly fecerfIv ,h,f ,i..
could he taken In ecudy das. Now Is done q rerfsetas
- hooTs Galsry No 56 Bfoadwav come ~ P,rti,''.
Photographs Cisyons and Stereoscopes tsseu % s,os
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L. s. CIRCUIT COURr-Before Judges NELSON and HALL
SUIT AS TO PATENT.
Rain, L. Howard and Others 6rm Howard Co, Buaao)
ast L. V. Fosbush and Others. Buffalo.

For alleged infringement of patent granted to VIM.
Kechun 1871 and resucd In ls5S for machines for
moving grain Plaintiffs claim assignee OF MI
Ketehan Application made time since to Judge
Nelson Chambers injunction restraining defend aot
who are manufacturing and vending
chimes BY them and which IL eontended we're
an infringement kechum's patent but denied Judge
made an order for feigned TO try the question a to
whether the machines invented BY defendant infringe
dsisus rendered verdict In favor Of the plain
ti that To- the articles sbJ defendants con
snss he brsced 10 the patent Of ketchum
The case comes up for argument BY consent before
uSse Nelson and Judge Hall latter Of Northern District on
ro,ion rad. by defendants for trial made
Containing ali the evidence given the trial Of the fesned
ssuesnS final hearing on the equity sun on plead
ipss and proofs u..,.. - h.,.,, ~ Oh.
or,o.sA Sv Messrs Geo Clifford and ssm Blstchfcrd
s Iink humber Of counsel engaged on both ndea
Deeisiou reserved.
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Gas FIXTURES of new and tasteful patterns,
an - enna =, the Wsrerooms of MITCHELL BAILEY CO..
NJ H and "a Johnst Long experience In the business and
,snor facilities for manufacturing enables "a to furnish
sod Of the best aty and finish At the very lowest pceA
lhs trade supplied favorable terras
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COURT cALEEpAP-Tms DAY

CIRCUIT CoURr-Nof. 60 s76 gag ass asf s3J
-. 80 81 s-7i Ut % slt - 81
UsiTsD STATS DIsTRIcr COURT.-Nos 90, 81,
a s, IS. g, 6, g. -, II, q =. 3
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The best, the cheapest, the largest 5O-Cent
DAevERpEoTYPrs are the hrscsss eoored with had
complete taken No. 4 Broadway corner Of How
Md-st GARBAxATI, Attst.
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fAdyertisementf

Gas! GAs!--GAs FIXTURES OF new designs
and unsurpss.ed Workmanship will be found At the great
nsurfsoturine depot of ARcHER, WAkSEh Co, NO oIo
Broadway; alec portable gas apparatus Tor country reH
issces churches or fActoriss
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Advertisement 4

DEsHLER's sans Arsenic, sans Mercury, sans
or,nns Pr far Fever and Ague may be procured whole
ale or retail Of the Depot. No S broadway opp'"'s 'ne
Iab$
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liARR1ED.

BROoKLYN CIRCUIT CouHT CALEyDAR-TL sr.-
"a, nov. 2-Nos rs, IS. 3fl 3s5
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(AdvertisemeDt
AMUSEMENT TO NIGHT the National Theater


comes out W III double foce-two Trasedsn Mr. GRATrS
DAWSON from the Dublin Thester and M C. SMITH the
New Yorker Miss HATHAWAY the pertOmiuc sctres also
appear. IN The - WIZARD sKITF" Next SUNDAY EvESISs
the third Concert will be given
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Advertisement
res i--Of splendid design and finish,
Gas FIXTURES 20

UAb FIXTURES -OI rPIoHuIu uO'H5u '1f "&1't
nd twenty per cent cheaper than any other house Wholesale
retail the nnanufsctory Of JAMES MoffEr NOS lis
Nd IA Prince g. third blocf west Of Broadway.
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CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge CLARKE.
SUIT FOR ALLEGED UNsKILLfuL PRACIlCE'

Wright C. Bette agt George tiiniian -,
Plair tiff resides at Brooklyn He alleges that de.
fendsDt physician and attended such two nt.a, eau !,
d,en Johp two years Of spe and BENJAMIN hye years. OF
pi.ip living sei at the time OF what psintd believes %
have bee the and that said defendant attended
sad children not in ful and proper manner bat wholly
90 to do and in of such treat
msnt they died Plaintiff claims 70 have sus aimed dsmss
from the los of said Children to tho amount OF el"Vo mo
brings suit ......a "a .,
tend the wife plaintiff In her confinement which ne o
that calling subsequently, the wife requested s
10 prescfibe for two Children lying ck Of the ne Win
measles and he did Benjamin died but the moher having
recovered from the illness upon her
1.-THE attendance successful herself and female infant aons
WE'LL defendant eetsed his visits the youngest ehid %
ing si sick the measles that defendant made no easse
in prescribing said children and never received any
that the allie cations Of plaintiff were not
correct and be has Of complaint against
sesed that Dr. O. mistook the disease Of the eeafen
ana thai scarlet fever instead OF messes and thai me
remedies given stter Dr. Mott tesiihed 10 having
been called the child John and considered scarlet
fever Malignant Asles resembles greatly In appearance s
fever physician readily mistake the
one The remedies In scarlet fever may
be safely applied in messes Other witnesses were also ex
amnea The osse . For plaintiff, Mesrs A meCue and
George Bsrsiow. For defcndsnt Mess Genet and Pudy
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TArAI ACCIDENT AT HARLEM.-While Mr.. Cutn-
bar. Rdlsx one OF the foremen In the Union lnds Rubber
Csnx mills was engaged In stretching new rope some
AZ AZ brohe throwing him violently backward, and
producing disocson Of the neck which caused dssh
M 5t asy and was universally beloved and respected HIS
,sm., -. tsken 10 Stamford, Conn for inerment.
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Rold. ~ the Saturday neIt steamer ia one Of tue
riomcn lie, and the next Wetnesisy steamer Is
rom Dosion. tie above shipment may be supposed
10 Glide the lak Vi the IeaittaIees for ten days
lie Mechanic Bank paid out sbou, 500, 600 to-
cay fcr City interest salaries, dividends, &c.
Messrs. Win.low, LaLier & c., about $4,000 GA
dyceuds; Messrs Duncan, Sherman & Co., about
s5ooo southern Michigan Railroad interest on the
BOIds' ard other concerns discussed considerable
amounts. Probably not less than million and
bali of dollars were distributed to-day, which hsve
been locled up for several days past.
The old Board OF directors of the Pacific Nal
Steamship Company was this day unanimously re-
elected, with the exception Of Edwd J. Woosey,
who declined reelection Francis Skiddy was elected
to the vacancy. The Board nov consists of Wm.
II. Aspirwall, Henry Chauncey Francis skiddy, Ed
win Bartlett and Wn. H. Webb.
Mr.. John j. Stephens, teller, We believe, Of the
Mechanics Banking Association, has been elected
cashier Of that institution to fll the vscancy occa
stoned by the decesse of M Cornell.
The exchanges at the Clearing House were
1857 ,oco. The entrance fee hs, been raised to
$1,000.
The next meeting of the General Railro.d A.socia-
ton viii be held at the Astor House in this City on
the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A. n.
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay's sem-weekly auction sale
Of Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow, at
l2i O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Mr.. Patchin has returned to Buffalo without paying
the intercs; on the Mortgage Bonds of that road
purposed. Under legal advice be intencs to pay the
money into Court and let the Court pay to the
Trustee Of the Bonds.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS

POLICY SHOP BRoKEs UP.--Yesterday afternoon
Capt Donovan Under direction Of Mayor Wall made descent
ina The proprietor succeeded making his escape The
officer took Of the books and papers and ls
tce for the premises 70 be vacated
POLICE JUsTIcE.-The Common Council, in con-
oimity with the opinion of the Corporation Counsel have d.
reced that Police Justice and Justice Of the Peace for the
Eastern District 70 be elected at the ensuing election
ILLEGAL VOTNG.-Tbe Mayor has been authorized
by the Common Council 10 offer reward Of 900 for the de-
lection conviction Of any person voting illegally the
fSips election.
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A complimentary benefit to Mr.. J. r Scott viii be
given at the Bowery tonight, when the numerou,
friends Of that veteran Of the stage win have an op.
pouny Of seeing him 10 two Of bic best characters,
"Iago" and Gloomy McTwoter." Mr.. C. W.
Clarke and Miss Mestayor also volunteer in the
" Soldiers Daughter"
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new piece, prepared expressly for Miss Agnes
Robertson, called The Invisible Prince; or, The Isl
"and of Tranquil Delights Besides Miss Robert
son, the favorite Misses GOugenheim, Mr. Davidge,
and in fact the whole company appear.
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Two famous and thrilling dramas win be produced
tonight at the Metropolitan Theater--"T The Corsican
"Brothers and The Courier of Lyons, both fall of
highly dramatic effects and overlooking with stage
horrors.
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The Poultry from Europe, at Barnum's Museum, is
well worth seeing, and attracts crowds Of visitors.
There some very rare birds such as we seldom
never 500 in this country.
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PHRESoLoeY.-A private class, for the purpose Of
giving instructions in practical Phrenology to ladies
end gentlemen, will be formed by L. N. Fowler, at
No. sos Broadway, this Thursday evening, when
zee lecture will be delivered
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There /. an increase OF $40 OoO in loans. $4,000
IN spseie and sls5 900 in deposits during the last
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Mar..,.Lc.anrurLr Rrronr.p yon TH. TsYusI.

WEDsgsDAY Nov l, la
AsHFs-The market quiet for Pearls at % IS and foo 9
ss S7ta66 9S4 sserstus 10 selling At &C., cash Tne fsoe
Ds tbe steef remaining the warehouse Of hsss Ls~s'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-25
ARRIVAL OF rHE NoRrH STAR.

New YoaK, April 24.-The steamer North Stal
arrived here 10 day from AspinwaIl, with dates &c
the l4th. She did moi connect with he steamer
on the other side, consequently has no later Gal.
ilornia news.
The U. S. ship Cyane had arrived at Aspinwal
on the Nth, from Carthagena, and was awaiting
the arrival OF Lieut.. ST a: from Panama, whu
was hourly expected, when she .w2ud sail for
New York, via Havana.
Only six OF Strains party died. viz: Crane and
Odian, Commits" toners, and the following Seamen
from the Cyane: G. b. Holmes, ID. Vermoyle, w.
II. Parks and Edw. Lombard.
The Cyane left at CarthOgena French squad
ron of SIX vessels, three of them war-SteameIS,
which had come for the purpose OF enforcing the
claims OF French subjects against the government
for flour destroyed AT Panama some ye"rs ago.
The difficulties between the Panama Railroad
Company aud the Provincial Government were
about settled.
Among the passengers by the North Star was
Senior Baroy, the Peruvian Secretary of Le-
CATION.
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'rELEGRAPHiC NEW S
By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHEp FoRTnE INrHLLlGENoFE
CONGRESSIONAL.

s b. .a-a- WAsuINGToS, aprll IL e
SENATE.-Varioms memorials against The Ne
braSka bill were presented
Petitions from Jews in favor of securing reli.
gious freedom 10 all American citizens in Europe,
were presented. .r-
The Senate then took up the bill anprop:atng
100000 10 procure suitable gold medals for the
captains of the ships Three Bells, Antarctic, and
klly, and 10 reward the captains and crews for
their gallant conduct in rescuing the survivors Uf
the wreck OF the San Francisco
Mr. Gwin moved TO substitute an appropriation
of twenty thousand doIlaiS roI the same purpose.
Rejected.
lIousE.-Mr Faulkner offered resolution which
adopted, requesting tie President to COM
mumicate 10 the House the instructions referred
10 in President Monroe'S annual message OF 1923,
and transmitted 10 our d plomalc agents abroad OIL
HE sui ject of issuing SSiCnS TO private armed
vessels together with The responses if anyreceived
from said Government, also any other instructions
given on the correspondence he'd with foreign
governments or The subject since the date of said
message rot heretofore communicated TO Congress.
The House then went into committee on the Sen
ute's amendment OF the deficiency bill.
Mr.. Philips got the floor and spoke i'll necessity
of passing the Nebraska hill.
Mr.. Harris, of Miss, spoke on the Nebraska
question opposed To the measures. Adjourned.
An effort will he made on Monday, to Introduce
another Nebraska bill i'll The House, when the
States will be called on for resolutions. The friends
of the movement wish il 10 appear new mea-
sure but ii will be an old acquaintance with
new face, and essentially the same as Douglass
proposition. A number OF members absent may
render the measure succcsSful-at least appTehen
SiomS entertained by the opponents Of the Ne
braSka bill as 10 the result. Benton has prepared
n1or His speech will make some seven columns
of the GLbe.
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brother was sleeping, praying that he might lie.
expecting that he would die, and saying to these
around him that he wished them 10 bear testimony
that he fofgave every body and that he died in
tile full belief of his religion.
Such we have every reason to believe, are The
precise facts, briefly related Of this afrair Phys
icaly, he is in a fair way to recover. Mentally,
his mind is wandering, and at times disttactad.
Poor Charleyl we turn with horror from this
awful deed, but we cannot think him other than
as the mild, gentlemanly and amiable person which
we and knew him 10 be short time ago.-
1t is melancholy picture. May allthat the kind
ness of friends do 10 alleviate his suffering,
aud WIN reason back 10 her throne, be ucne. Deal
gently with the erring.
"Down by the wiIds OF You deserted vale
II tia ky hints melancholy tale.
There, the homeless nIaduan sits alone,
In bowling winds he Hears spirit moan!
Ind there, they say, wizard o. gle crowds
When the moon lights her watch in clouds
P0or lost .AlonzO, iate's neglected child,
Mild be TIE doom OF Heavens thou vert mild,
For oh! thy heart IN gentle mould cast,
Aud all thy deeds were bIamcIess-but the IaSt.''
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CITY Council.
LAST NIGHTS PROC ED1NGs.

| special meeting of Council was held last night,
for The purpose of considering the application OF
| the Henpfeld Railroad Company for subscription
OF S250,000 10 the capital stock of said Company.
| The Hon. r. II. Conrad, President OF the Com
pany, was, by general consent, heard in explana-
ton of the application. lie stated II at the sub
Scrption asked for the purpose of purchasing
iron for laying the track between this City and
Washington, and stocking it with machinery, end
| in brief and furcib!e manner urged the impor-
lance of tie measure necessary 10 the early COM
pleSion OF the road. After the matter lad been
discussed at considerable length, it ordered
that the question be submitted 10 vote of the peo
pie on the lth of May next.
The Mayor stated that the Clerk had been served
with writ of mandamus nisi, returnable TO Men
day next, requiring him 10 show cause why license
for an ordinary should not be issued 10 the Sprigg
House.
J. S. Wheate, Esq, the Attorr ey for The City,
appeared and explained that the ordinance OF
February last imposing specific tax Ct $4,000 on
The SpIigg House. aud $4,000 on the Mcclure House
unequal, arbitrary and unconstitutional, and
recommended its iepeal, and the re-enactment of
an ordinance assessing taxes ordinnrieS in ac-
corlance with the powers and gulations of the
charter. --s.
And, motion, the sad ordinance was re-
scinded.
On motion of Mr.. Forbes, ordered that Council
meet nex Friday night for the purpose of adopting
an ordinance regulating license for oIdinates.
Mr.. PendIeton, by permission, submitted the
terms of an agreement between the contracting
parties in relation 10 the conditional construction
of railroad from Wheeling, through WellsbuGg,
to the Pennsylvania line, which, motion, was
received and filed.
An ordinance 10 negotiate loan for The city and
create sinking fund, lead and pissed.
Adjourned 10 meet on Friday evening.
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No. 1, Sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS, cAsslMEREs AND vEsIINGs!
Now Spring nnd Summer Good-l

New Spring md Summer g. Gods!
TAKE pleasure being able TO say to my old Gust NJ
and The fashionable community that have lust
returned New York, and have BEEN able to procure
the Fashionable Goods Tho that the great
Emporium New York, can import from France and the
ola countries; aud having dispensed wi III the sale OF com
clothing gives more room and lime 10 attend 10
the wants OF customers iii the fashionable way My
stock now consists OF
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DAiIIIA CLOTHS.
Also silk and wool Clshmeretts all shades and coIoTs
boniboznc, dIatcr cloths linen grass Cloths
making Irock, dress, sack and business coats
French, English and American cassime: also, ducks
linen dilgs, &C. for making pants As TO Vestines,
beautiful selection ever looked AT in any ci
ty, which prepared TO Etnke UP III the most
STYLE lave secured MI RUSSELL
the coming feel certain in
saying furnish better cloths than any house west
OF the Allegheny mountains. -- .=.-
In connection with the above have beautiful t
ment Furnishing Goods ali fine. seasonable, and fash
ionabe, consisting OF CLOTH cashmere: cashmeret bonn
haztne grass nen d'nbiia and plain linen, lock, dress
and business COATS, vests and pants, made from the most
fashionable and seasonsb.c Goods, in great variety; also
then Shirts, SIX, lii en-. lambs wool ard cot
ton umdershirts aud Drawers cavats, stocks collars,
gloves and suspendcrs.
Hosiery great variety; Also every other article suit
able for completing kentenanS wal drJbe.
All named aIiiccS together with many other
found at my store No l. Sprsg House.
Please call in aud tukc look, and much obhse yours,
mn2I $. RiCE.