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it to the Senate for amendment on this and
other particulars.
1t is we'll ascertaned now that neither the
Sloo nor the Garay grant is positively con-
frmed by the treaty. Five millions are re-
served from the amount of money to be paid
to Mexico, to pay all claims of American citi-
zens against Mexico; but there is nothing in
the treaty which even intimates an intenten-
tior to indemnity ei.her of the parties named
for loss of their grants of right of way. Much
objection will be made to the treaty in the
Senate; but am quite well satisfied that if it
is sent in, as it probably will be. it will be rat
flied with such amendments as may be deemed
necessary.
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NEWS FROM THE EASTERN STATES.
Washincfon. Feb 4-1olp NJ

Washington, Feb 4-l2t P. NJ.
SENATE-Mr. Fish presented the proceed
ings OF meeting of citizens of New York city,
with resolutions against the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise. He moved that they be
read.
Mr. Douglass said he had no particular OBJ
lection to the reading of the resolutions, but
all had read them before. If every memorial
was read at length the whole time of the SEN
ate would be consumed. To read them, would
be q departure from the usual course.
CHAIR-Does the Senate object to the read
ing,
Mr.. DoUGLAss-I do.
Mr.. FISH, move the papers be read
Mr.. SEWARD ask for the ayes and noes
The ayes and noes were refused. and the
motion to read lost The proceedings were
laid on the table.
Mr. Sumner presented petitions from New
Hampshire, and Mr.. Broadhead, from Penn
sylvania, against a repeal of the Missouri
Compromise Laid on the table.
Minister Gadsden has arrived with his Mex
lean treaty, which cedes to US the Sleslla VAL
ley. (Southern Pacific Railroad route) and
some other territory on the Gila. We pay
twenty millions, retaining five to pay claims.
In Congress Gen. Shields has introduced a
bill for an increase of the army. Three new
TegimentS-one OF cavalry and two OF infant
ry-say two thousand men; increase of pres
ent companies from 4S to 81 advance of pay
from seven to ten dollars per month and two
dollars month additional after five years SER
vice, and retired list for officers with full
pay and rations. 1t will probably pass.
NJ. Bodisco, the Russian Minister, died at
Washington on the 22d of Jan. He leaves a
property of about two or three hundred thou
sand dollars
The excitement in the Atlantic cities against
Bedlni still continues, and it has derived ad
ditonal force from the angry debates that
have taken place with respect to him in Con-
gress. The Nuncio being in dread of person
al injury, applied personally to the President
and the Cabinet for some sort of diplomatic re-
cognitlon, as matter Of greater security,
founding his claim to it on an autograph letter
which he had brought from the Pope. The
Secretary declined to give him anything more
than simple pass port, on which it is said
the Nuncio threatened that any consequence
that might arise from the refusal, would be
visited on Mr. Cass, our Charge at Rome
Thereupon General Cass introduced q motion
IN the Senate on the 22d, calling for any pa
pers that the Government have in its possess
ion, defining the political position of the Nun
cio. This gave rise to good deal sf warm
discussion, but the upshot of the matter is,
that the Nuncio will be recognized in the light
OF an ambassador.
IdPoRrAsr DISCOVERIES ON TIE IsIHMus
~lEr ArRATe EoVrE.--,Iames Lane, ESQ.,
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Tribune contains the particulars of an appal-
ing catastrophe which recently occurred at
Ravenswood. Long Island The ball cart
ride mandatory was utterly annihilated
and sixteen persons-thirteen of whom were
children-were instantly killed. The houses
for miles around were shaken as if by an
earthquake; windows were shivered, fences
torn down, trees swept of their limbs, and the
ground for quarter of a mile around cover
ed with human limbs, arms, legs, hands, feet,
heads, brains and entrails The Tribune
says it is one of the most frightfully horrible
calamities they have ever been called upon to
record
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BUTTE RECORD.
PLUMAs COUNTY

The bill providing for the election of
officers in this new county, ON the second
Monday in April next, says "The Of
GERS shall hold their offices until the next
general election :" and that the ''Coun-
ty Judge and two Associates are to be
chosen by law" Sc. The law regula-
ting the term of County Judges, is a
constitutional law, and is not affect ted by
the passage of this bill, and fixes the
term of that Office for four gears. The
person elected County Judge of Plumas
County on the second Monday in April
next, will hold his office for the term of
four years, whilst the terms of the other
county officers will expire at the next
general election. This does not seem to
be the case by casual glance at the
provisions of the bill, but it must borne
in mind that the term of that Office is
regulated by the constitution, and is not
affected by the act creating the new
county. We mention the fact lest it
might otherwise escape the observation
of the citizens of Plumas. That officer
having the supervision of the county,
and holding his Office for that length of
time, should be selected and voted for
understandingly. We hope to hear the
canons of Plumas reverberate with gen
uine democratic thunder. "Up Boys !!
and 1T 'em ~
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NOTICE.

vE1HE creditors of Geo w Garrioi an insolvent debt
II or residing in the county of Butte, and in the State
OF California, hereby notified to be and appear with
IN thirty days from the date thereof before the Hon
District Court of The 9th Judicial District of said State
and county, and show if any there be, why an
assignment of said nsolvens estate should not be made
and he be discharged from his debts in manner pre.
scribed by law hearing of the petition of said insol-
vent will be had before said Court, the Court House
IN Bidwell on Monday, the 18th day of March, A. D.
1854. By order of said Court.
Witness, z. Paige, Clerk of said Court and the
L.. s. seal thereof hereto fixed Office in Bidwel this
9th day of January, A D.. 1854
r. PAIGE, Dist. Crk.
By T. WELLS, De-
LOTT SEXTON Atiy's, for Petition. 5wls.
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DROSP ECT US-'THE SACRAMENTO
Il DEMOCRAT will be published every
morning, Sundays excepted) on and after
Saturday, 1lth inst, by the undersigned, in
the city of Sacramento
Arrangements have been entered into, by
which we will be able to furnish the latest and
most interesting News, from all parts of the
State, with as much promptness and facility
as any other paper in the State; and we as
sure all who may favor US with their patron
age, that no labor or expense will be spared
to make our paper interesting. not only as a
political paper, but as family paper, and
highly valuable to the Commercial community.
The DEMOCRAT, in its politics, will be
Democratic, and win observe the old Land
Marks of Jeffersonian Democracy Its policy
will be to support and maintain the present
Administration of the Federal Government :;
and, while nothing sectional shall enter into
the columns of our paper. we shall stand by
the usages of the Party and combat every in
ovation upon the principles which so long have
governed and held together the NATIONAL
UNION DEMOCRACY.
The DEMOCRAT will be furnished to Sub.
scribers at the usual rates.
VINCENT E. GEIGER.
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PROBATE COURT.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-COUNTY OF BUTTE
- SIS. In the matter of the estate of A. c. Frye, de-
ceased. John Bdwe administrator of said estate will
make settlement of matters and accounts pertaining to
said estate in the Probate Court the next regular
term thereof to Wit On the fourth Monday of March
inst. al the Court House in Bidwell at which time
and place all persons interested in said estate or having
demands against said estate are notified to attend By
order of Court
L. 8. Witness my hand and seal of said Court, at
Bldwell, this ID day of March. A. D 1854
FRENCH PAIGE, Probate Clerk.
3Wl7.
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PROBATE COURT

SFATE OF CAIIFORNIA-COUNTY OF BUTTE
- Probate Court. February Term, 1854. BY an order
OF said Court leave granted the administrators of
the estate of Charles Taylor deceased, 10 present their
claims against said estate for settlement at the next
Term of said Court This is give notice to all persons
interested, to appear before said Court the Court
House in Bidwell. Monday, the 9Th day of March
next, to show if any, why said claims should not
be allowed
l.. 8. Witness my hand and seal of said Court, at
Bidwell, this 9sth day of Feb A. D. 1854
FRENCH PAIGE, Probate Clerk
5E17
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BIDWELL LIVERY STABLE.

1l>THE subscribers having recently fitted
~ up their extensive barn and stables,
are prepared to furnish quarters for a large
number of animals, where the best quality of
hay and grain may always be found Saddle
horses to let, stock taken on livery. Animals
bought and sold when desired
CHI. PERSON & CO.
Bidwell, November II, 1858.
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VEGETABLE STORE.

TUNHE undersigned keeps constantly on hand next
IL door to s.Mnerss Home" Bidwel large supply
of BARLEY, POTATOES, ONIONS, BEETS, SC. of
the very best quality, all of which he proposes sell
cheaper than be purchased elsewhere. His prices
are for Barley, cents per pound Potatoes, Onions
IL. Beets g. Persons desirous of purchasing any of
the above named articles would find it to their interest
TO give him call A. P. HALLIDAY.
February is, 1854. 15-5
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BY LAST NIGHTS EXPRESS.

The Marysville Herald thinks it is au-
thorized by the clicking of the telegrabhic
wires, to announce that the Senate have
indefinitely postponed the election of U.
S. Senator. Sacramento is oyerhowed
with political gamblers from San Fran
cisco
Butte record., 1854-03-11

w- The meeting of the Democracy of Shas-
ia is objected by the State Journal because
s. H. Uosh, the chairman, had whig partner
who was last year candidate for State Senator.
This reminds us of the man who was asked if
he had ever been in Germany. The reply was
mo, but my brother can play the German
flute" The one is just as ridiculous as the
other.-Stockt0n Republican.
Butte record., 1854-03-11

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of an order
~ of sale issued by the Judge of the Ninth
Judicial District Court in and for Butte coun-
ty. made at the December Term, A. D., 1858,
| will proceed to sell at public sale, on Monday
9th day of March, A. D., 1854, at the Court
House in the town Of Bidwell, the following
described property, to wit: The undivided
half of the following premises situatedin Butte
county, California, and described as follows:
That piece or parcel of land, known as the
Mount Pleasant Ranch, and which is situated
on the north and south sides of the North Hon
cut Creek, together with all appertenances
and privileges thereto belonging, or in any
wise appertaining, to satisfy judgment on the
foreclosure of a mortgage obtained by Elisha
Brown, administrator of the estate of Jackson
Roark, deceased, against Martin Spencer, at
the trem of court aforesaid
Sale to take place between the hours of nine
o'clock A. NJ, and four o'clock P. NJ. Terms
of sale CASH
P. FREER, Sheriff, Butte County.
P. D. A. Brown, Dpty.
Bidwell, January Both 1854.
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BLACKSMITH SHOP.

a THE undersigned, thankful for past
E@ favors, would respectfully inform the
W public that they are on hand to execute
all work in the line of horse and OK shoeing,
making and repairing mill irons, miners tools,
carriage work &C., with promptness and on
reasonable terms BROWN & SPEAR
Bidwell, Nov, II, 1853
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NOTICE.

THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE BOSTON Quartz
Mining Company, are hereby notified that all shares
upon which assessments unpaid will be sold pub
lie action in ForbestowD, on the first day of April
next, TO pay assessments on the same. Sale to take
lace at the Eagle Hotel, al ? O'Clock P. NJ.
L. l.. kIDDER, President.
Forbestown February %, 1854
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AMERICAN THEATRE.
fit Bid,cell.

fit BidtceH.
E. $. PRATT, Priprietor
JOSEPH BUCKMAN, Manager
This establishment having been refltied and newly
painted will be opened Tuesday evening" March Nth
The performance will commence with the farce Of
sLASHER AND CRASHER.
After which, Comic Songs
The whole to conclude with NUMEROUS NEGRO
BURLESQUES, sc.
Doors open al O'Clock. Tickets 81. Front seats
reserved for Ladies.
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American Theatre.

This establishment, it will be seen refer
rehtted, will be again opened on the 18th inst
with the admirable farce Of "Slasher &
Crasher"
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
L ing between the undersigned, is this day dissolved
by utual consent The business will be continued by
Mr.. JOS GLUCkAUF, and with whom all accounts
must be settled. JOSEPH GLUCKAUF.
W.F WILLIAMS.
Bidwell, February 81, ls51. 3w16
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PRATTS EXCHANGE.

YENHE UNRERsIGNED WOULD RESPECTFUL
IL ly inform this community and the travelling pub
lie generally, that having purchased the entire interest
in the above well known popular establishment, hopes
to meet with continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore besowed, and trusts that exeron his
part, shall be wanting. render this, of the most
POPULAR RESORTS
in town. The Bar will be constantly supplied with the
choicest WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS &C. in the
California market. SAMUEL E. PRATT
Bidwell, Feb'y 18th, 1854.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ASSESSMENT On
Il the Armstrong Quartz Mining Cmpany. is laid al
twenty-five dollars each share. Shareholders
quested TO call at the Treasurers Office and pay the
same, or their shares will be sold according to law
MILTON ROCKS, Pres.
E. NJ. SPARKS, Treas
Oregon Township, Butte County, Jan. IA 1854. 3wnl4
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SHERIFF. SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED TO
ID me. of the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District in and for Butte County, rendered at the De-
oember Term of said Court A. D. 1858. in of N.
F. Bennett, and against Sanford White, and Robert
Finletter for the of six hundred and fifty dollars,
debt, and for the of two hundred and thirty-six
twenty-five hundredhs dollars cost of suit, have
levied upon and taken in execution all the rights title
and interest of said White and Fnetter in and to the
following property situated in Butte County, Cafor-
nia to wit Saw MILL together with all privileges
and apperenances thereuno belonging. The said Mill
is situated Bean Creek tributary of the middle fork
of Feather River, and about twelve miles above the
of Bidwell Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day. the 27th day of March, A d 1854, between the
hours of nine O'Clock A. NJ, and four O'Clock P. NJ,
will proceed sell the above described property to the
highest bidder for cash at the Court House in the town
of Bidwell, to satisfy said Execution.
P. FREER, Sheriff of Butte County
By D.A. Brown, Deputy.
Bdwe, February oath, 1854. 5w-nl6
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Masonic Lodge
Butte Lodge No - U. d. OF Free and Accepted Ma
sons, at Bidwe, the first and third Saturdays
in each month. Hour of meeting 63 o'clock, P. NJ
Visiting Brethren in good standing respectfully
vi.ed to communicate.
OFFICERS
R. C. BAKER, w. NJ J.B. SMITH, S. w.
A. B. NEWCOMB, J. W. P. II. HARRIS, Sec'y.
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WALKER & WILSON,

EAEALEBS n STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
zg CLOTHING, BOOTS, LADIES' AND CHILL
DREN'S SHOES. HOSIERY, &C. West side D Street,
near I'd Street Marysville, al viii keep constantly
on hand full assortment of Goods in their line and
would respectfully solicit share of public patronage
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FORBESTOWN
MINING AND LUMBER co


rT,HE TRUSTEES HAVE DETERMINED ON MAX
Il ing some important repairs and improvements on
the company's mill property the coming spring You
are therefore hereby notified that in order meet the
expense Of the same, of hundred dol
lars on each share of stock has been made which to
be paid 10 the Secretary in monthly installments of fy
dollars each, the frs be paid before the 2sth
Of February the second before the 2Sih of March,
1854 BENZ F. KELLUM SECT
Forbsown, January Both, 1854. 6w-nl4
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A GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE A PILE.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SAL.
The Miners Store.

YUVHIS establishment is situated in the most central
Il and business part of the hourishing of Bid
well The miners store established 1850 is supported
by host Of honest and industrious miners. Their cash
thousand dollars The Propretors being desirous Of
returning to the Atlantic States will dispose of the
above on favorable terms The present stock on hand
is about eight thousand dolas Said stock will be re-
duced desired. They have also for sale Warehouse
convenient TO town, Stable, two Teams and Wagons
For further particulars enquire of the propetors the
premises. HESS & LARCOMBE.
BidweIl, February 9th, 1854 nl3-n.
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CUGAR-cooe pounds No. China Sugar, for sale by
= HESS & LARCoMBE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
w. II. HUDSON,
HUDSON & HARRl

w. II HUpsoN SAM'L. HARRIMAs
HUDSON & HARTMAN,
II UMBER DEALERS. corner Sd street and Maiden
H Lane, Marysville Keep constantly on hand a
plete assortment of LUMBER, also DOORS, SASH,
BLINDS &C,
Butte record., 1854-03-11

COLLECTIONS made and funds remitted at
the lowest rates.
Banking House on the Plaza, Marysville.
l1tf GEORGE W. PLUME & CO.
Butte record., 1854-03-11

Exchange for sale sight me in sums to suit on
f. Huth 4 Co. London
American Exchange Bank, New York
Atlantic Bank Boston
Philadelphia Bank Philadelphia
josiah Lee 4 Co. Baltimore
Louisiana State Bank New Orleans
Page & Bacon St. Louis
Hutchings s. Co Louisville
L. 5. Goodman Co. Cincinnati
5. Jones & 70. Pittsburg
ALSO ON
PAGE, BACON & CO., San Francisco, at par,
for any amount.
GOLD DUST always purchased at the highest
market price.
GOLD DUST AND COIN received on deposit,
special or otherwise
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SHADE HOTEL.

u.
fNSgA THE subscriber has at great expense
I'LL fitted up the above we'll known House, and
with good table clean beds and every atten-
ton to his customers he hopes to merit fair
share of public patronage. The Opposition
line of stages stops at this House. P W.
Wirstrom. Dec. 3D.
Butte record., 1854-03-11

NLOU u R-Fresh gronnd, Marysville Steam Mill
Il Brand, warranted good, for sale at cost.
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF.
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NEWS EXTRAORDINARY.
Goiouaue declares War nguInsI the United
1rom New KOFkl

70
ROlOuaue DECLARES WaT ngnInst the United
stutes-sallinF Of n powerful squadron
fom New York
The West India mail steamer MngdHlena, at
Southampton, brings the following remarkable
i telligenes, which is said 10 be fom "PrivAte
letter."
"We have recent accounts from San Domingo,
10 the effect that the u. s. fgate Columbia, bear
lug conmodoFe's flag, accompanied by corvette
aud steamer, had arrived at the pot OF Savanna,
and demanded the ceSSion Of that place, as Tella s
ceTlan adjacent iemIoTy. general officer and
some engineer officers are on board the Columbia.
Messengers have been dispatched 10 Port au Prince
loFihe lufpOse OF informing The authorities about
the mattel, and It is expected that the RmpeIor
Sonluuaue will be on his march TO that part Of tile
stand IN Older 10 fepulse, II possible, these daring
invaders, CD
We have II on good authority that an American.
neel has sailed lIoln New York TO GIeytOwn (San
Juan,) lot what object we ere OF loss 10 con-
ceiye The feet IS iuid, consists oitwO lrigateS,
three cOIYttes, aud Two steamers, m lighting order,
and commanded by commodore, they loast Of
cOnsummSte bravery.
This exciting news comes from Kingston, ia
mnica, and is published in the London Times.
----------.-sSs--------
Nor TRUE.--we learn that The report which an
nouneed the deotho Mr. Bnpst, the CaiholicPne
in consequences Of the ouIoges committed upon
his person At Ellsworth, Maine, was incorrect, and
that lhs Rev. gentleman has entirely recovered.
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UTThe debt of Philadelphia is some $4,000
600, Ss,OO0,000 Of which is subscription 10 rail
road stocks. in which the city has the deepest in
teresi The city bonds have a ways ranged high,
to within lew months, when they have depIe-
third Of which goes 10 the debt account
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! ImpOTlanIo1O Coun1Ty MeTo656Is =
THOS, HUGHES

TNVITRS the plteDiion Of country dealers 10 n,
il ent heavy aud Increasing soek IL and WIyTSSi,
OLOTlilNG, when he offers on tine mat liberal H..
aud ot piiceS ,OweT than they CGn he OhIhnfd In ~
eu U(esl-ErtrV 6aTrsi lPatTanitd-ald mad oS nv,
premises 'te
Ts stock or 0pERC0BTS Is specially wOr,hr IL, =,
tenllOM OF PuIghste,s, bens yeIYexteuSYs y,Tos' =,
select, You respect fully requested t, and ,
iMo, f..if g.lI. f.tf. .f-. IlsIr.
b ~. No, ", corner Monroe and Wafer streets .fe
4 ssl22 -Lza Lil.laal I'll III Wh'.iF,M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24
tlrenoh Leseons.
New Savings Bank store
At THE
Old POsT.OPRICE.

"KERP THE HEAD AND FEET COVEREDp
OlTIZENS OF Wheeling aud yicinityi--This Old maxim
for health reminds me That II may not be amss 10 call
your attention to my Fall and Winter stock of Boots,
Shoes, Hats Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks OF the
fluid great vaTcty OF fashionable lately received Goods
suitable TO the 'oi, at low prices.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received since
coming amongst ou, respectfully solicit youHll call
and examine my sOok III will be my pleasure to and
wait yOu) thus uniting labor with rest, that may
have their offspring health, and 10 this adding industry
and economy may have woalth
Ladies' IL you wish TO purchase eshonab'e and cheap
winter ROnnets, sure, E.. .l tI#.. #.
Call at the old Post once, opposite the Mcclure.
Gentlemen, Ii you wish to purchase fashionable Cap,
or Hat
Callat tile above ulaoe, where you will got-thlt.
Remember, tile old Post Once corner.
TO Country Merchants have few Goods to Job at
O oci1 u. II. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

0TThe lost steamer Arctic was insured IN Eng'
land for 100000, and in this country foI $780,
600, making total Of $500. OOO-ihs FULL value Of
Inc shin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

OF No. o, IN block %, on HOmpdtn street. gto 49,,
and nhflng bask i90tOsualiey, ThiiIors n tSnl.
best ailu lsd ols lor hssm,s s
u one half or nay btsbsulti tie putthsssT
hFOr EioTmAiOn elq die at Ills once orr MsAh.R,.
lyp ol5 M t.Iii lolp5lr ~ ~. 3. AUSTIN,
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HOUSE AND LoT FoR sA ~.

Nl, Y, un.er,ig'ied OGeTs Tor oals hla Hons. an,
MaTksl street sSsl side between MonIoe sl I
iInS s,. 10. II ise irom With good B,isL SSS9
" WI DO sold low aud on ACCOMMODATING i.,,.
a. sSen any time atsrhs hTsO: 0st0S, az
.tnsf 9-I'fiS.G'llI1ILI nilI N .unn..l
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TnE PRrss RrruolArED ny TnE CATHOLIC oLER.

TnE PREss RErUDlATED RY TllE CATHOLIC ULER-
oY.--The New York Mirror says;
"The late Roman Catholic Council in this city
came TO the conclusion that the connection be-
tween the church and their Sell-conslituted otl-
lesshOud he publicly seyeIedD aud that, when
an organ was 10 be recognized, II should he pla'
ced in charge Of competent lbologans, and conf
ned within strict limits Orthodoxy, Such Sheets
as the Pteeman's Journal, the Cell, the Boston
Pilot, tie Irish American, and BFonson's Review,
will, under this decision, be seculahEeu'"
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Farm end ocel Lands

TllE understand ohers ior AZ N,
lhs Nalonl Road, ilee inies TIOm Wbts. ylns along
ssIss 81 we cultivated land, an sSssllsut
ofe6siS, S On, Is o ss1 goOa young SsaT,ss
OF good coal feet In lenll - 'Apu VIII weir
ehaters I' " u''"sulO suit pur
pST further PartleulatsaPply on the piem,es,o