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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

INVASION OF CANADa.BY THE IRiSH.-There has
been rumor start.d by some of the New York
newspaper goSsips, to the effect that some Of our
Irish tellow-citzers, under the leadership OF John
Mitchell, were preparing for an Invasion of Cana
da. A Canadian paper takes up the report, and
throws cold ater upon ii thus:
"The New York Times talks of an invasion of
Canada by the ten thousand lnSh mliamen OF
New York, and the New York Herald conside rs
Canada as good as lost to England. This is all
very well for newspaper excitement, but we can
as ure Mitchell & Co., that the gentry beyon.! the
st. Lawrence are about the last people from which
they will receive aid III any attempt against Eng
land and her interests.
"We love liberty, and thi k the Irish have good
cause of complaint; but the Canadas are not for
tunatey selected Joyers of rebellion, or as
likely 10 turn against England. For, as matters
stand, they have no grievances to complain OF,
and the LONE government have been latterly
throwing the management OF thzir own Affairs in.
to their own hands SO freely That it would be diff.
icult Tor them 10 lind decent excuse for getting
into passion. This fact is overlooked by Mitchell,
Bennett Il Co. DIR. Nelson was the leader ,.f the
Canadian revolt III 1897; but the hero of ST. Denis
IS now The Mayor OF MontreaI." z-.,.,.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

INDIAN OurnAaEs IN TExas.-Late Texas pa
pers report that the 9th nlt. party of Lipntls
attacked train OF Mexican carts loaded with
goods for lion. II. p. bee. within three miles oil
Laredo, killing one man and carrying oil portion
OF the goods.
Another party, supposed 10 be Lpans, came
within six hundred yards Of the town of Laredo,
on the 18th, killed one horse and drove off twenty
head. Several Me4icans, who were out herdng
cattle, are mlssing and it is feared they have either
Oeen Killed or captured. The rancheros from above
aud telow are coming into Loredo for protec tion.
Nearly nil the military from Forts Mcintosh and
Ewell were cut in pursuit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

rHE Pores Nu.cro.--:A letter addressed 10 the
chbishop of Baltimore, by Mons. Brdni,. the
Pope's Nnncio, since his return to Europe, has
lately been made public, in which he refers 10 his
visit TO the United States. and deprecntes the con-
duct Of those who participated in the threatening
demonstrations against him while here. He init
mates that the charges preferred against him were
pure Inventions. gotten up by refugees IRON
Europe. and seems 10 labor under the impression
that he was not teatedb by our government in the
manner he was led toexpect. The letter seems
to have already attracted the attention of the
Italian refugees in New York, and, it is said, they
held meeting on Saturday last, and resolved 10
publish reply. '3ez
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

Thomas n Parker Camp at a Gl sV was s
wilson 80 ell served
The object OF this suit is OF SOO and
interest tlc on note under given by MEwen to
said plaintiff, said Parke Campbell and n. w Chap.
till. ' " '
ndav,t having be en- made That defendant Thomas II.
motion OF the plaintiff by his alorneys tits tn At
ne appcar heIe within one month alter due publication OF
thls order aud do What be necessary protect
ne ests IN his SUIT and that copy this order be OrH
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in the city u
hee!lIS, Io four successive posted at the
ia Of the next county COURT .sEss - "
y cOpy-Teste: Z ALONZO LORING clerk
ia cob & PeEdelOm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

TIL undersigned offers hmsef as candidate for the
Office Of Commissioner Of Revenue for the city d's,ic.
at the ensuing May election. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
, BROWN, GREEN, RLrE, OLIVE ASD

NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF common clio hing that will dis.
pose OF at COST even less my Spring
stock OF fine goods. r7s 80 :
mI2l - -. ---I.. 8 RIcR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

JAS. H. McMEcHEN is a candidate for the SHERIFF.
Atty at the election to be held in the Spring OF 1851
oct2 Std --l 49,. --r.y- .L.-e+ SO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

Ma. EDlToR:l announce myself an independent can.
didae for the Office Of Sheriff of Ohio County. at the ell
suing spring election. 49, 'sts'a
.mrs-daw p ~. s.s..s Ga 4 JOHN BRADY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
VALUABLE FARM FOR SaTF-

TOO AcnL:S ~ LIZ FARM FUR SALE
lug on the Ohio river; ole half n.ii Q: wl
road Said f psG0l o. 1ie Cleveland a PsSd0 s
as 1t does in COAL lime and Ires Tue Farm
Between a ef S sn5 qg1y q buick clay S
as an I ana aaysS ~
he land Is Of SUPERIOR quality and is one 81 u.s. s EO
S M he .i "a or ay arn in the county, oe
ing, or on the premises. ~i" S''eet, WhrCG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

Sir JOHN FRANKLIS CoNsrpEnRp DEkp-On
and after the 3lstof March, Sir ohm franklin and
The crews of both his ships are TO be considered as
dead, according TO decree of the British govern
ment. In mentioning this fact, cotemporary re- =
lates tie, case of 1t. bonneville, T. s. army, who
upon returning from long visit TO the Rocky
mountains, tound himself dead upon the books of
the AdJutant Generals office at Washington aud
oIhers pfomoted over him in consequence Of the
general belief that he aud his men had persisted,
OF been massacrel. The officials were in great
Trouble and did not know how 10 get over the
record. " hen General Jackson, who was q man of
some civil courage,drew his pen through the lying
obituary. and restored the gallant lieutenant to
me- 10 MS rights. and his back pay. Ii is posi-
Die that the British government may have 10 restore
the gallant franklin to life in a similar wav
.-.zr 80
a HEAo.-1f ever there was realihero-a hero
IN the highest and truest sense of the ~, rd tbs
pilot OF the Inflated steamer Caroline lately burn,
on The Mississippi may lay claim 10 The ,itla
His name was John R. Trice. When the Ere
broke out he felt that all depended on him. and
he was stannchio his trust. In The midst of the
whitl~ind Of flame he stood by the wheel house
and guided the vessel TO the only acre Of land
within sight for three miles round, and as she
struck, jumped overheard and was drowned. He
daedtn the performance ofshs duty; from which he
: Z. aia n"t shnnk in the most sppalling moment.
.sssi y me California papers state that Madame
an cleared 50 600 the lstlweek of her
ngagementtnSan Francisco and Mnftloch 4 an nnn.
by his whoe Caliorni1 engagements: the yla,,e,ry
leaves there in June. Brento is COMING boo. ;,t
$4,000 in his pockets. The Rousseis have ,,,..s,
nstted over $4,000. Mrs. Sinclair, mansgett ~
the new theatre, is going 10 London, to uloy.sns
engagement al the Hsynarkets oaening in I..dv
~ ALE; she leaves in june. Julia Psiby, WIN
went out there 10 play young lady parts on the
9 about to MARRY Cali ehtetnan
pfssSealth anl distiuetion 49, - . :,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

How TO WASH LAcE.-rhe following mode of
washing laces we find in an exchange, and pub
for the benefit of our readers: - -1
The difficulty of getting lace washed right. es-
peelniiy cut Of great city, is very great. Every
lady, therefore, should know how 10 wash her own
thrend lace any fair reader is Ignorant of this
a II we can teach her in very few words. Let
her 'st rip off the lace, carefully, carefully nick
out the loose bits of thread, and roll the lace yery
smoothly and securely round clean black ottle
previously covered with old white linen, sewed
lightly on. Tack each end of the lace with
needle and thread 10 keep ii smooth; and be Gaze
u IN wrapping not TO crunble or fold in any of the
ScallnpS or pearlinss. ho o.
aiterlltls on the bottle take; some of the hest
sweet o., AMI with oil an sponge wet the lace
thoroughly TO the in,nost folds. Have ready in a
wash kettle strong cold lather OF clean water npd
white CASTLE soap. Fill the bottle witElcold water
TO prevent lis bursting, cork it well anu stand II
upright in the suds, with string round the neck
secured tosthe ears or handle of The Kettle 10 me-
vent IT'S knocking about and breakin while over
the hre Letit boil the sudsfor an hour or more.
ull the lace is clean and hlte all through Drain
OIL the suds, and Cry ii on tie bottle in lie SIN.
hen dry, remove the lace from the bottle ana
roll II round wide ribbon block; or Law il in long
iolds, place II within sheet OF smooth white M
pei and press IN large book for a lew days. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

TO the Voters OF Ohio Conuly
offer myself candidate office :or She, i'm OF
the duties OF the office faithfully and mrartialy."
mrif - 5s--a w. S. wIcKHAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

MIR. EprroR,-Please announce WILLIAM M.sDuN-
LAP a candidate CompisAoner OF the Revenue for
the county District att The ensuing May election.
mI23 s------l.---- MANY CITIZENS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

!. GFsiI 7. Browne says that .'sIeep is DEATHS
him without my prayers.''; ass s9s1a .lo' trust
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

ANOTHER MURDER N LExiSGroS-We learn
from a stage passenger that on Wednesday nigh,
last, Mr. Moore, proprietor of NIGore,s Hotel,
was murdered BY a young man named Wynne, a
resident of Rockbridge county. 1t seems an nm
kind feeling had existed between them for some
time. and that on the night OF the murder WINNIE
went to Moore's tavern, and called him ont. A
very boisterous conversation ensued, in WHICH
Wynne cursed Moore-upon which the latter col.
Jared Wynne, when W. drew dirk from his cane
and stabbed NJ. in the si.le-causinr his death
almost instantly. This is the second stabbing
tragedy that Las taken place in Lexington, within
a lew months past,-Stnunton Pindieator, April 8.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07
No. l, sprigg House Emporium
CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs AND vEsTlNGs,


New Spring and Simmer & GODS.
I'm pleasure III being able say TO ms old Gust p
eTs anu the fashionable Community that have ID
returned from New York, and have been able 10 pIu.
The most Fashtona Bile Goods for Tie season that tie u
emporium, New York, import from FRANCE IL
o countries; and having dispensed with the sale Of tO
men clothing, gives me more and tine 10 attd4o
The wants OF my custonc i'll bic Tly NJ.
new stock now consists OF = ' y
BLAcS, BROWN, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also SILK and WOO cashmeretts, all shades and eoory
bombaze, dranter summer cloths linen nd rIass tIOts
&C, ior froc, dress, sack aud business coats
french, English, and American eassneTes also ma,
nnen unlllngs, DC, for making pants As ioYesiSs
nave The most beautiful selection ever looked al in aGy a.
~ al OF which am now prepared 10 take up in lie 1Os
honabte and best style, as have secured ~ RrsEI.
services as cutter for the coming season. feel certain in
Saying That can furnish better cloths nan INV horse
OF the Allegheny mountains. ~
IN connection with the above have beautiful ssSO,t-
lent Furnishing Goods, ali ne bic and ash.
oaoe consisting OF cloth, cashmere cashneIett bonn
nazne grass linen, dI abia plain linen ock diess
ald business coats, vests and pants made from The most
fashionable and seasonabe Goods, in great valiety also
ana cotton Shirts silk lii lambs wool ard Cot.
ION Understands and Drawers; cTavats stocks, collars
gloves and suslenlers. eN~' ~N"-'4
hosiery In gTeatzVariety; ALSO every other article suit
abic Tor completinGa sentIeman's wardrobe.
al theabove named athletes, together wi many Other
ARTICLES that tan be found at store, No l. SprsE oue
fIease Call inand take look aud much obise yours
thlESlE 80 T..s.s--.E -.r..# o.. s. RICE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

lJ."Ah. sir,, said an usher at Eaton. as he
Inc cane over aboy slugsle great.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

Whatever the wind may do in winter /, 90,
not not ee denied that in spring slairs over new
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

LtlE torso long Gtine the chief
physician at the Russian has lust died nj 81
& tetersburg. He issIeported toGhave beoileatbei
sptife of his very large fortune 10 the EnneroI
Of Russla,s S9; James w vile was Scotc Lnian.-z
by Geotge w, then Prince Regent, and wa sub.
Sequentty created q baronst, at the request oftfe
sInpsIoE Alexander, on ms departufs nom Eng
laad: His wealth is stated 10 have been very
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-The
Supreme Court of the United States, pursuant to
adjournment, re-aesembled at the Capitol on Nom
day, andresumed its business. There were pres
emf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

JAMES B. CAMPBELL. Esq, of South Carolina:
s c. B. F. o'NErLL, Esq, of Pennsylvania; and
CHARLES BAYARD STROBE, Esq, of California, were
admitted attorneys aud counsellors of this Court
The CHlEF JUSTICE announced to the Bar that
No. 81 would be the first case called for argument
to-day; after which the Court would commence
the regular call of the docket, beginning with No.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

PR p :, Attorney General choate, OF
massachusetts,, has been placed in an official pre-
a'camene OF no little perplexity. In liquor case
0e.o'e 'ae supreme Court. he has been appointed
Dy Tue h'shest authority as counsel on both Sides
ne governor 1n has assigned him for the prosecu
pon' snatl'e court itself forthe defence. .Fottu.
haseiy says me Boston Transcript .:his attain.
ments are sufficient 10 meet all emergeacies.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

REMOVAL.

. ,s.ss H. REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GooDs
AND NOTIONS, TO the new Iour story brick building.
No. ~, 1lnin Street y : .
west side, between Monroe and Union streets vh.ro
VIII be prepared with carry and extensive Surine
STOCK direct from Importers and manufacturers which
would be pleased TO have my Old friends and customers
to call and examine. .-ss 1910 -. -
reb4 ia-lHi.7 z.s- W., ~, GU,
w. g. MstcaLf will be found at the above estabIis.
ihent. where he awaits his old Friends l5f
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Special Notice


DAGU ERREOTYPE GALLERY
/ fFsssssss.-5-F77 a. G. PARTEsI DIG r. invites
~ attention to his Daguerrean Rooms ana
XlSSSfY Apparatus, the OF years OF
N4$I9fS$L experience and close application 10 INC
- art. Confident that he now Combines
9gETis1FI III his establishment o the Improve
ets which time and proper tests proven yaua bIe
he can promise produce Likenesses, cnm;i,ng
beauty and perfection which has yet been nttsinsI ~, az
Daguerrean process. -. - . ICY Se W tue
For tile attractive al vie h.
are hed up he Invites the public 10 cali and evan,
open for inspection arc Always
akenesses taken in all kinds OF weather. stngly or tn
goMrsi ALSO post morem like taken ~ Sr;y
c wen selected stock Of materials-Chemicas Male
ne 81, oshe's $, &C, always on hand and sale
ROWS - 'AtttS@.t"e Fost Ohnce
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

ANOTHER FuGlrlvE.--A negro man b.Ions;n.t n
Mr. Richard Doyle made his escape to the north a
lew days ago. He had been corn measurers for
some some, time; We are called upon 10 announce
almost daily The loss Of this species of property
IN the last u months sustained loss Of over sac.
GOO oil slave property by the aid OF abolitionsts.
and a 9 now large stockholders in this kind Of
property north of Mason & Dixon'sl line. { we
would ask IL New Bedford, Boston, or any other
eommunityof a6olitio lists were losers in arlykind
OF property wouldthey sitso quietly, aud moi call
Tor redress from the .powess that ,6e,, Ills time
that The South should take some action. Forbear1
a li mas ceased 10 be aEyttue.-NorfoM Beacons,
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sSs s z;.ss gE:ii.F2ssSza 80
Great through Lime Tor die EasT

Gteat through Lime Tor the East.
VIE baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling IN
- baltimore, and connecting with the Wasinr ON
tac RalI Road at the Junction Catey called the Relay
,I miles from baltimore, and with the Phaiei
n.a, baltimore Rail Road Philadelphia
nc ~ cal tunnels upon the line completed and
the Woe road IL IN fine condition one az The
"9 9 rGtu'es9is and romantic routes in the world
nc new and splendid steane Ofthe Union Line from
anu Cincinnati connect with road at Wheel
s anu through tickets from these places baltimore
OF on the boats. " ' NseHesi
theeNess mall lain lea Wheeling daily at O'Clock
~ NJ CWhecins time) and arrives al Cumberland T30T
mes9 al r A. and allowing two hours there arrives in
balumorc (SSo mlles) at NJ, the morning MA
stopPages. ' Nt's III
checked through any of the eastern points
without charge. ~
Passengers and baggage transferred 10 the cars for
washington at Junction, aud for Philadelphia, al Bal
mofe without extra charge. Travellers allowed am.
Inc and opportunity all points
tickets nom Wheeling 10 Baltimore, (with
washington, S9,5O-tO Philadelphia, SIo-to be had on
nnard The steamers OF the Union Line Ohio ard OF
Tie Kali Road gents atNvheeng( o. b. For p1 a. Mammals
VILE maj ts wM. PARKER, Cen.I Snn,t
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GJNo wonder that holas is Obliged 10 resort
! moody 'sos4 will give him any credit. ses
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

SFHlNGt FASHION FOR HATS.
lHE subscriber IS now prepared to furnish his nner-
GUS patI onS land all the
bats Vi the lI-E7r t'TSI' ~ F"A
IA, a.ntest nnd most approved Styles q
wHlch Ior endurance bcauty of Isi cannot he
and wh0n shaped head by our
tive, fit with perfect ease. - 1870 ~
ALSo .eceivng large assortment nIes youths and
chiIdIens Soit Hats comprising white abb black nan.
peu' raln Non intervention, insralam Young ncrfca
eG together with 1uc assortment mens, youths and
Wholesale and retail. - f~"'
app w TtuESoS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ma. EDrroR:-I announce myself a candidate, not
ron the sherinaty, the favorable notceof all who
wish to purchase Wall Paper. window Paper, Fife 30 .rd
Prints, and Books and Stationery Ms stock and
arr determined to sell al the lowest prices ~
ap4 JOHN n. THOMPSON.
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SnnrTI Dehmnce snlnmnmder 7enfe..T u
S11;.!!lk p,p,,,,, . GarEER:S PATENT.


1nnlTl Dehtnce suIn nm IHder Sufea ITF=T
SnlIkU ,,,ny,,. GAYEEh'S PATENT. -
| 10 ,ha- 81. n, FORMERLY 80 JOHN srRErr,-
sole Manufacturer in tie United az ths ho,.
original and only reliable hat as n
against fire and burglars Every Sac solJ AZ ih
IS manufactured under the personal suner
s OF hf.C GArLER, whose experience OF twen
y as SAT maker, together III Tie ma nv So
xere tests which Sales nuaoture have trwS
IN nus aud otler cities. warrant the subsrr
GeI IN them superior TO any In use
MIR F.. G., G0FFIN;S NEW paTEN,r ,,,,,,,
Z dhA Bile !. DEF LoCKAND CROSS3AR
s1A7large number of n. IL. -, tsss-s
~ use oy banks brokers, merchants Jewellers snI
ror which they afford against tie aS
~ tne most skflltu burgiars either by means oTs.
rlsks together with their
S,s.5 public estimation and are
SoSssEhioRtTO ANY LOCK IN THE WORM
ss.es o. an sizes, suitable for merchants banks is,,.
bat St oees &cj and their pTonr
uoofs, plate chests private fanilies ~ @
Street i1 SALE and made TO order depot, f5s Pear
-sePts-dlY- z = RoBERT M PAT'R1cu
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i4's ~ L COMMUNICATIVE =
49,. ., Curtain Warehouse.
~ GheStHHt M Philadelphia opposite he Stat. yEo,,s
HENRY w. SAEROR u "e'
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CuRrAIN M. :
TEn1ALs, AND FURNIruRE CoyRRlScs. lii
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices
49,, ElpHOL ESALE And RETAIL =
l., ne stock comprising, in part, the following. a.,
no rodered, Lace Curtains; Gilt Coz nices;
a. 10 Muslin 40 Do do Pins: i'.a.-
Drapery Laces T. 5Muslinst do Rsis,,s.
French BrocateIls, all widths Cnnonv a
and colors;s - Cor'is Sranes anu hlngsj
Satin de LANES; 5F 20 iEringas t e .s uiMis,
l)Amasksj S'.se9' c"iiaih Drops
"a large stock of FRENCH PLISJIES sor colo,
qualities hand -U''T - -' "' al colora ami
coiors for shading. ""'+'DS OF all
H. persons ordering Curtains, will gi We the measure
mari7-1yd Aw $500 '''~''e VI WlHuow
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Philadelphia saln m nnden


III NNhRT - AFES-PA7ENI DOUBLE DOOh
MfllHdgANI pgd ~ n SALAMINDER FIRE And THIEF
el4t yei j PRO0F SAFES "A large assort
% p.+4 ment of various sizes always or
fff fsTnUU hand, at No. s3 Dock street, war
III. VI ID ranted equal TO any made in the T.
~ essesA Sz.z--4l-f nited Statcs EYans 81 Want
NZGW9TA SON, thankful for past Vors, re
sz=zs - specially solicit a continuance o
where. EVANS d. WATSON,
No SO nock street, door below Third
N. D.-Also bank Vault and jewellery Burglar Proc
Vault Doors for banks and sto Patent SLATE
Fellow are the names OF few gentlemen and Public In
sttatons who have our Safes in use. Hudreds
Farmers & Mechanics Bank of Phadelpha-havi Il
Safes in E---5T - :
Samuel lien. High Sheriff, Philadelphia;
Barker, Brothers 4. Co., No I6 Third ST.;
Mtehen;rt & Co. No = South Wafer st.i
Z Knight, cor..er watera aud ChestLut sis;
U s Mint one Safe; rs -. IS 80
US Arsenal. g Safes for California. 3 for PlIIa;
Corporation of7Sorthern Liberties;
Commissioners OF Moyamensing
Southwark Gas Company,
J. Wagonseller. Tamaqna;
Stale Treasurer oil jersey and Trenton Banking O
Pennsylvania Railroad Co, 9 Safes;
+ Hall, 9th above Cherry and Third and ErowR
BALTIMORE, June G2 1850.
Messrs. Evans a Watson, Philadelphia entIenlen:
Chests to The notice pubIic-the one yye
rom you having saved our bo0ks aud cectualy
DESTROYED the entire block OF buildings on Arch stree
wharf, on the SchuylkIll OH the 9th OF june 1850.
seprsdly Yours very fFsT1Ess sEI J. epRs,ys
BEYOND DESCRIPTION AND ALTOGETH-
..ss "a - Err EXCELLENT!!
INhE assortment and stock OF VesIings Cloths Cassi
y meres Scarfs, and other Notions necessary for gen
lie by THOS HIIE HES ' F"'
N. B.-winter oods and overcoats in extensive va
rely, anu all al INCREDIBLY Low rRicEsIl.tHS
For 1snitt n ore, HynshIn ton, Ehiind al p b In
and New York
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CHANCEkY SALE

% H y Su,e.-Ieh per Cent or the ruIeb,,.
ne paa IN manu- and The residue by equal
nom the day Of sale till paid; tie purcbssst wan lnIes
m BE- s1SS ssGSry Tor the deferred and Te S
Any PEI SON wis hing purchase al pTya'e eIt ~ in
@ ., ~. ne ~; mo-. above described can do 40
ton ont, 70 FIR ,NcIS X. SRMsT'ksiSSc ;FPHt,
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Removal

r---r - -tA4- HemOVal.E-E Fta
THE suhsc riber has his large and spleudll
stock OF Fashionable Hats and Caps the Union HsII
building SO. gently occupedby John Ellott , two
doors south OF the North Western tank