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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

vox.y.. RIeHr. MOVEMENTS The petitions for
,bs eo,ce..,op If Potica, Franchises 20 Women will
bs prss.pted TO our Legislature On Monday next
19,t r,t and meeting. Of friends Of the cause viii
be held at Association Hal Albany, on Tuesday and
"wednesday evenings following which will be :
dressed by tie Rev. AyroISETTs L. BRows, ERsi g
TINE T. Rose, ELrzABErH OAKEs SMITH, sAMrAi.
j. mar, and others. Thence County meetings WI
be held in Troy, Schenectady, &C.. as set form -
our advertising columns. The Rev. Antonesp J.
Brown will after mex, week MAKE ner home u as
City, preaching and !ecturicy ~ opportunity pre'e'H
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHIsTos, Tuesday, Feb. {

wAsHIsTos, Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1885.
TIL. Star contrsdcts The Union on the Central
Amsr;csu question, aud ntimates that TIE Union no
longer represents the views Of the Administration
mon this and other questions.
Mr.. welIs's debut in the Senate to-day against the
French spolistion bill Yves listened to atteDyey and
yss thought TO be good presentation of that side Of
As question. 1t is supposed to pre-shadow the ac-
ion Of tho Executive.
treaty with Mexico, substantially like thst re-
emily negotisted with Russia recognizing the prin
cpe that free ships make free eood has been sent to
tho Senate for ratification.
The statements that A. Dudley Mann is TO resign
the Assistant Secretsrysbip of State, or that he vii
receive the appointment as Minister to France or
seos esry Of Legation at Paris utterly untrue.
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-----Ibe locomotive Of NE Ekprsss
or TN TEn .yort Friday morning ran N the
: e. q to the '1 Tss ssss
srsg. No serioIs J,.chsrged - a stroke Of econ
nan had Ieesn. Iu MIS- became stroke Of death ~
gry-ond i WEI No Albany Register.
nsrs PpryO,En os The HrDsos RIyrR KALI oaD.
SAS ~. down tsin Friday esenihs fsI ~, ~
me ,,ilss b ox this city, who was rss'ns .s
ssos ~ ~ ass most hoFrbly msnsef and torn 70
IssA a. RAT would have been imRossio.s ,s =, "A
- ,,,. isSuer IN The snesyasnt Of ins ,S{~7s. Al
n.at5. a and bad been TO Hedson are, -. Il soessn
~ ,erss snmoss the engineer 'ns 1870 ess,sts
nj .. heed light y
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vRIGBTPuL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1855.
The freight train on the Columbia Railroad ran of
he track three miles west of Schuyik this afternoon
All The cars rolled over an embankment, broke up,
md caught FIRE from the stoves Their contents IN
listing Of -four, wheat and dome.tics, were mostly
consumed. Several persons employed on the train
we're Injured. Michael Spangler was wedged among
tho -four End terribly burned He was brought to
Me Peppsyivania Hospital.
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ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

The following are Among the orders which " Sen
vairy h-ucd to prevent the election q Nc Ssvsst.
Poor Sam
T.s,.., E,..,ss =. >. is,@
p..~d un.nnSu:,y ths s,,uias. y a..,sst cs.ps.r
R. Tia, H.SeO.t .s.ps' s.s.ss .: :Sss:. .ssss:
the Of wm H. sy-srd Usitsl sss-s sss.r,
sss IS: &. sss q Is s' 81 ~.
os.. s'd .sse'at pfinerl. 20 90, ss'is.t ne "a
lsAI, '''A respectfully a sIs ~ q Jusv. c sc.
SoaN j LrsSa. c, G
Csc THrcsrsEs sseheui'
nssa sra; A.slssul meeting Of N. 5ssv-r ch,p, Ne
e nsss1, s.. - A S.s the sssss
F-.ossos to you expressive o, their feeling. ssssiso
Herewith bes inelc.s ..d saS r~.,su
,iOs' ,nn 'oliei, rom you 80 e,rly reply
Frgternslh sb3 toll, VOWS
G. wA9SEs,
GEORGE wAspyLL.)
To the Hors c LsIen he.ays
asss-. o. G s.Is =, eos. Z
elect United States seps.r for The co0ins x yes1' ss<
suer~,p sra orrs.S 70 ,h- objects II our asI
stsreas. The defeat Of william seward gill b. niunsh
Rsossd That ts. Chapter use Brs.h.r C. LsisI 70
II se-nd TO tire urised s,.tss senate.
RssO'red That Brother Van Asdsle be- .pecnsexs c..
nittss q proceed Albany and deliver th pcsssbs
&c, to Brother G c. Lelsh 10 rsr.oa.
y c. NAGNER
c r HAwLpY tCom nisses
GEORGE A. wARDgLL
HswYesK, Fndsy Feb 3, tsA
Dsss SIR; Az regusr meetRs Of Coumsis chsptss, Ne
o. " held rhur'ssy evenies st Inst tbs uadersse1
were spponted Committee Of three to dram prssss
Fe,outoDs expressive their feelings tho ssesss Il
U. :. senstor
Ferswh beg to iDc:.e said preamble and r..sl,ss..
and 90 cn tom 700 early reply.
Fraternsly and truly yours.
HENRY JAY.
D. n. STILES. CSamitess
ALFRrDT STEVENS
lsEALl WIN DwtRE sschsns, 30 ss~
henry DURAND, c. OF the @.
To the Hon C. C. LEfGa. Albany, ~. Y
Uhsros The present legislature In session at Asssy ~
siec United States Senstor for the aux six years. apt
Whsysus The OF VIM n. Seward has been Asu-
erisu sna opposed the Of orgsnaos; ssA
Hhereds The defest Of VIM Seward viii be xiwm %
of The American Party Romansm and Fsnstcis. tAs
fore. he IL
Reso,red That this Chapter does Bro c. Lslsh 70
his rfueuee and ssssthe reelection Of wn n sewst
10 the linked States serate
lsps3l HENRY JAY.
D Y. NILES,
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A MACHINE-SHOP DESTROYED BY FIRE.

IUDBOf1 UtsHHYi TNU' v 80
fire broke out here about l2 O'Clock last night in
the machiDe-shop and cabinet mandatory of n. A.
Shading destroying the entire stock, consisting OF
finished and unfinished cabinet furniture together
With q large stock Of mahogany and other lumber
The buildings with their contents, will prove total
les, the amount Of which has not yet been ascer-
tanned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

The Hindeo Committee Of one from each As
,embly District, deputed to superintend tho elec'
ton of U. S. Senator at Albany aud BY all means
nreyept the return of Gov. SEWARD, having con.
eudsd their labors and parted for their several
homes. we move that said Committee have leave
TO report by bill or otherwise. Let Sam be
heard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

Wgo IS HIT Did any Of the Policy de1e'S 7''
Sam Yesterday, or ~oui4 they have seen MN
come u the guise Of a bogus drawing by" -
!, orr energetic Mayor after these fellows nn~
be hoped 50; end that no tcs, were they even 'ayo
~ tranquility, will deter him from max e'"y-
,,~ e.srples-not of penny dealers alone bur
ION brokers and book backers-the whales ""'''
,o,n.oys in The " profession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

SrRIsGFIELD DAILY REPUBLICAN inns mou>
newspaper, one Of beet Massachusetts, exchanges
has appeared in now and beautiful dress oa ~
urdays Tile Republican viii be published On aDoo''
sheet, IN quarto form, riHe smaller than w is,"
USE. TIE Republican is Republican and Anu No
hrs.k in poljtjcE.
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ATM O, DIR. HrDDLEsros DR. g. '

Atm O, DIR. HrDDLEsToS DIR. q. '. hua-
3,.,,5p an old end valued citizen died at bis re''-
d.,ce near Saratoga SPRING. on Monday morning 70
he .izteth year Of his age. DR.. H. was ~laely
srowr a, al eminent physician, and for many years
,ronirer, business man Of the City Of Troy The
ias,.oft Ii existence were spent at sastogs'
wbsrc he finished en- active and useful lfs' IL. =
Gee Va. co,,sumptiOn, from which he has 0s''
inc away since july last.
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MARINE DISASTER.

CHARLEsToN Monday, Feb: ., Too.
A pilot boat boarded on Moedsy, off Bulls Bay,
the brig Crocus. of Gardner, Me-, from Cerdenss
for a European port. The Crocus experienced
heavy gale on the 3lst ult., during which she was
Knocked on her beam ends, and sprung leak. She
shed her cargo and, with split sails, endeavored to
reach Charleston, but head winds prevailing, pre-
vented hsr doing 50, and aeerwnd bore away for
Wilmington.
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were committed and copclued that the clsins ous.1
not TO Re recognized.
MIR HUNTER thought the bill should be 90 amend
ed TO give publicity to the proceedings Of the Con-
mission 70 sojudcate the claims, and make the
awards thereon. He submitted an smsndmens to
tbst effect.
Mr. HAMLIN opposed the amendment, as endsu-
eeripg the bill and after few remarks from Mr..
seward and Mr.. Clayton, also against the amend
meDt WA rejected by vote Of Nays "a, Yess 90.
The bill then passed by Yeas 30. NAYS II.
Mr.. DAWSON, from the Committee on Military
erection OF en- arsenal in the District Of COLUMBIA
with apartment for the reception and preserv alton
Of military and naval trophies. Read twice and or
ds red ia be printed.
Mr.. PRATT called up the bill sppropisting $500
600 TO improve the hsrbor of Baltimore, and the Pa
fapscO River, below the city. He was proceed
ing with biz remarks when the Senate adjourned,
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NJ Kyow-NoTHING COUNCIL.

BosToS, Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1855.
,seulu Qusserly Session Of the State Council
80. No,hiocs was held to day. The attendance
.,.,r. I'm, Of the proceedings little ia known.
symptoms Of rebellion from the influence OF Tue "a
-, -. - ,hs third degree connected at Cincinnati,
vbioA proposes 70 e1pel every member VINO oois a
regular nomination ,..., 81. ru;,.a
Camps of an order calling themselves inc United
sO,s Of America have been formed in several wards
= this city, from which Free-soers are excluded.
IN he other hand lodges, with the Free-soi element
:. predominant, are forming an other parts Of the
Stxts. .,.
The vesther continues intensely cold-thermonne-
s.y 20 below zero.
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=. = W.. N..oy.-4Io Ion" Of TIE D.

,r,,rsu - NJ. NA.oy-" Ion, OF me D.
So, writ from Wellington az follows:
90. COW; eerce q our M.sster a. Pafs ~ "a
NJ l. es,,blishsi beyond doubt, , by ' gle
dor, ., Dir. Wall eorcerHiag hs s9Ta D.rsy,
nd was 10, effected by the temP2rs,y tsss 6S -
bis s ard tsers j, 70 ras@n % thus win be ssp
med d FL Re , sss si and S ss
s sere based UPON tie occurrence o.
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THE SLOOP-OF-wAR ALBANY.
BALTINoRE, Tuesday.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1915.
By advioes from the U. s steamer Fulton we learn
Nat the Fnlton as visited Nassau San Salvador aud
st. Matthews, but without being able to get any It'd
ings of tho sloop -of.war Albany.
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BOARD OF EDuclrIos The fst meeting OF ~,
body since its Organiza alton for the present yeal, VIZ
be he'd at the Hall corner Of Elm and Graha"%,
his evening, commencing at O'Clock, r. ~
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
rAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
- vcr,oN or MAYOR OF LANCASTER.

LAHcAsTTR, Pa, Tuesday, Feb 0, 100
n, lao Albrigh. (Arnercan) is elected Mayor
NJ. Ksisfer Fusion by 27i majority. The
1900 men supported Albright Tho election
II contested and there is great rejoicing at
=. ,~-,lt. "Lsger beer is below psr.
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Bculchs msio..II.

In ls5s NJ Bsuch VS. defeated by one vote ~
1854 he was defeated BY t- This tine he succeeds
nv fair rnsorty and We feel confident tha' tie Peo-
nis .iil have 10 cause ID regret biz success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

srHoIAI ELEcrIos FOR CoCscfLNAs Ire 'Pe -
election il the VIII Council De'ri'i W" heid y''
asy, and "a. atCS az ioL4~s:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
S. D. HARPER Il SON,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEAL ERS JN

W IIOIT.S0N LIE q NETAIL
DEALERS IN
Hats and Caps,
HAVE Oh hand and now receiving general az, oIt.
mcnt OF Silk beaver and Russian hats; also SOFT
hats OF every Color shape and quality.
They lave received test Fall Fashions from New
YOr6, and prepared TO furnish gentlemen with
hats of every description and quality.
hey also keep hand assortment OF plain and fam
cy Fur, Plush and cloth caps, for men aud buys ali OF
which they offer 10 their customers tho most pleasing
Terms All orders from country merchants and dealers
promptly attended to.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
they solicit share oil public favor, which they de-
tcrmned 10 deserve by attention and personal applca
IiOm Yn96
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LlNlMENTS!
J. B. VONDERSMITHS
Chang Fhu,
Chinese Liniment.


ENHlS superior preparation is pre>en cd 10 the Amei-
public with the g rateS confidence that its efIi
cient cuSve qualities excel any other known Lmeat.
Its action is certain, safe AID uni fag in
where external applic1,iOniS appropriate All who
have tried ii regard il inlIlihle The Oswiug Dis
eases: rheumatism SpTains hi uses Swellcd hs, weak
JOINTS white swelling pains in Tie baCk, GipS sides, tie
breast lace any other part U ilc 'ody II is rX
ceeut remedy in bruises, SCalds, cuts, TIE useful
of his inestimablc chemical compound sby
Confined To The human species, bu is equally Eca' ous
whenever applied TO diseases nI Tue aVoIitc dOncs
tic aLima he horse Among Tie many and Ucei'
dents occurring tOIhe horse, which it Is tile most
iaINcuTe may be Eamel The following viz; cuts bruises,
srTainS IN the ShOudefS Chaps, scratches, cracked heel,
sweeney, Sine patOT iUiRS, etc For uTher Part Gu
laIS see directions on bOlIIeS
TAKE N )TICE. SZNN
Many anil just objections made TO an The ordinary
LiiInets ol the day account their offensive smell,
and The ulsighly STAINS ci urOMlhe skin. won
deTul aCt which has been verified 10 the astonShneutOI
the most profound CHEMISTS and the delight oil laStIdUus
patients is thai i'll addition 10 its surprising curative
ecS II Is the most healthu cosmetic and eeabe
ume To any part OF the skin to which it may he applied
it imparts rosy and natural glow which lasts many
hOu and leaves the Velvety sOltneSS OF healthy sk III.
stead OF tile eractcd and carped appearance which is
common result OF almost all UiIer articles used
purpose Hence, every lady toilet is supplied with
who knows its excellent quaiii i'll this respect To
aize lis agreeable O0Or You need but open bottle AID
try for yourself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
Use the Magic Impression

DIAPER for writing without PenOr Ink. corylng plants
i leaves flowers. Pictures, Patterns Embi oidery
marking linen imdelby, and manifold whiting. This
iICe is absolutely the best portable in the known
world for small quantity folded and placed in the Pock
ell constitutes ira Vens inhStaHd, which cannot be bro.
kCI. No pen is needed, any stick ShaTpene1 point
writes equally wei tie lest I'D pen tie universe
For drawing tits in SPeHSablc II rs, indeed, the only
art Of Dawis and Painting taught in one lesson. Any
e"' plaLt OF flower be transferred TO the pages
album with minute and distinct resemblance Of nature
Will! equal facility, pictures and embrUidery patterns
takem and have received the highest euOglums from the
lair scXi and indeed more tasteful present lady
could not he produced.
This Magic Paper will also mark linen, or other att-
ces so IU len!nin perfectly imdelbe II the washing
in the world fails to bring it Any Child car use it
with perfect ease With this Magic Paper, likewise,
or fUu copies OF letter written, secured without
any additional labor vhatever making it the cheapest nd
most convenient article eHtat II is used great
age by erotersO OF the public press telegraph operators
and hosts OF others
EaCh package contains four dEerent cOlors black blue
green aud red, with full and med instructions, all
TO use, lind will last sufficiently to obtain 500 distinct
pTessOnS.
IT ispu up in beautiful enamcled cOlored envelopes
with truthful likeness OF thepurrieOr attached. Eac
and every package warranted.
PKIrE-S2 per dozen, or five for ST. Single packages 2j
cts Mailed TO all parts OF the wO i'd III, reception
The above prices AddIcss, postpaid,
n. VUBBELL, lG7 BrOIdway, New York.
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JFor advertisements greater length, and less than
IUf CoImn inserted longer time than two months,
discount OF 80 per cent the above will be made for
each squa for the first three months and TO per cent
thecater. ,,
per -...-..---..-.... o,UG
For BUSH es& or professional cards, one square, per
For one column (outside) one 90
IIal! '' 2" " ...'.'..'''''''.. 6O'U9 'U
And 30 rer cent on the above for inside.
sonal communications charged at g., 90 per thou
sand ems.
Er FIRST square and same OF discount thereon for
number OF under the general head and
10 GEMS lire Ior single Insertion.
business adve tisements, with monthly change, one -
square year ''' ~ m
Same with weekly change ..'.. "O'UV
NOtCc Ol dea hs inserted gratuiOusly, but funeral
notice cha sed ''-''' SS
Marriage notice ChaT ged.. oo
Nominations, charged for each candidate tOr9 scra 90
tate office inserted Or month or less, III advance 2''0
''''' X. BARTLESoN,
JOHN 7. RUSSELL,
BEATTY & TO.
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Hats and Cans.

1aGS ana CdpS.
WE flave this day eceived OF Tie finest and most
Oeautu! assortment> of Halls and Caps, that we have
had brought This city; the fash
iOnab. that could he made III the eastern markets.
1t cOmp ises inpart the following kinds:
GeEts No Silk mOiesn Hats light and elastic made
by the bsst hatters East and in strict accordance with
our OrdeIs Gents fine white ami black beaver, otter,
seal. Nc; Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, white
and backi soft aud wool hats OF color, quality
and price
Also-Caps Of every description and Of the most
cent st!ts, such tho Nevada, Know Nothing, Pyra
mese, Pyraniid Canadian, RUSSIAN. English, W shing-
ton, and Consolidation caps, al all other kinds III abu
dance, which will be sold lower good: oi these
kinds were ever otfe' ed before tD his community.
ChildIens Hats aud Caps ~lI kinds just received
from the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet bags, Eurs and Cloves always Oh hand.
All pei SOUS most respectfully invited to Call and
anime our magnificent stock goods before purchasing
elsewhere as we feel confident that please ths
most ilstidiOus.
Nothing will be wanting on our part to suit and accom-
modate our numerous patrons.
A Word to Country 1IerchanIs.
II you wish any thing in The way OF Hats and Caps Just
give US call will qua that will sell you
goods as low as they be got any where this side
Philadelphia, and on the most favorable terms
nV1 =. d. HARPER & SON.
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
llUBBHLL's MAGIC IMPRESSION PAPER We refcr our
readers Ia the advert Sement i'll another column, setting
forth tile merits oil Il is peasngand ingenious invention
Tic ce1rmcSs Should induce ali TO give tiaI-Pu.
dclphil Merchant.
It's unsurpassed for nca;ness oUi utility, and should
meet with the sale it richly deserves Tribune
just what the public has long IesITe, and recommends
'tselr to every lover OF taste aud rCtnemcn-Joura u
DISSOLUTION. ',''-'
TNHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
Gordon, LlaIke & Co., has this day dissolved by
mutual consent L. :. GORDON,
CLARKE II THAW,
March 1st, 1854. J. B. AMER.
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j. M. LEE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

BOOK 3 X In. 4 X
CORNER OF WATER UEIUN sTs., WHEELISO, Va.
EEPS constantly on hnrl variety OF hooks, among
IN which may be lOuld Ks OF all tile leading VIII
.ers OF the times, such Jlmcs Eulwer, Sue Eliza K.
DuPay. Bennett, Arthur, Iirpard, dumas, and Lever
M:ny OF his works bOund in good Style with backs
He also keeps an Exchange LbrSry. Persons pun Cas
ing books may them reading iem for which
e wall pay the following prices: Tor 6Oc books cts; o5c
books 90c, Tor 81 hooks so CENTS, mh2glv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22
0be 1Dbeeling 1nttIIigerrrrr,
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI.wEEXLY AND WEEKLY, BY
BEATTY &c CO.
oSFICE-Corner CT Main and Quincy Streets
Enhance from owincy-St.
TERMS.
RATES OF ADvKRTIsING.

THE UNDERSIGNED, publishers OF newspapers in
the city Wheeling i'll view OF the increased price of pa
ner labor other expenses rendering their
M greater than heretofore, do agree charge the follow
me- rates for advertising, aud im whatever 10
charge less the bellows lines less OF
Jareil constitutiusa square:
For square 1inssI ton, 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-22

Notice
NHE undersigned having bought the entire stock
i Loods belonging 10 Messrs. Wheeler 4 Lakin, Mer
Chant 1ailorS, would beg TO inform the citizens
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business in the formerly
% oy t re & % Ih, @ anu nGV on
is PREPARED TO make up to order every article in hs line
III tie latest style and best manner at very short EDtce
and very low for ah Having large Stock hand
lie is determined TO sell very low, reduce his stock and
make room for the Spring Goods Now is Glance
TO get good clothing cheap lie will warrant every article
to be as recommended, sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've Call,
At Noe, Washington Hall.
iaM12 ]. H. STALLMAN.
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Spring Stock.

TnAvc;ust opening very large and well selected stock
anddlers Hardware md COnch Trimmings
invite the attention of MI customers all
persons using goods UG this kind.
Old Stand, 1853 aIain street.
JOHN KNOTE.
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CO-PARTNERSuIP.

'HE subscribers day entered into partnership
for the purpose OF tramsactims ommsson and For.
warding business under the style OF Gordon, Matthews
IL Co.. and solicit continuance o: the business late
firm. u. S. GORDON,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
JNO. l.. AGNEW.
March 1St, 1854 nr4