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sHHRN.R's PATENT POCKET SPIRIT
LEVEL

4 Nd PLUMB ATTACHMENT TO SQUARE.
IA This level may be used in connexi0n with
steel or other true square as lcveIlne and plumb
ing instrument the base line of the square beng
the level or horizontal line. IL may lie detached
from the square and used separately a level, "
earned IN The pocket, not taking up than
penkn:e, thereby obEiating the necessity Of car
rying about the cumbersome plumb and level nov
in use.
The article may be examined and is advantage
further explained upon application 10
ELVANS 4 THOMPSON.
Agents for Washington City.
No. 326 Pa. ave /, betw. 5th and 10Th SIS.
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IRON HALL.
THE "SEER" HAS COME!
e o d e r T. II i l. L e r
The great and unapproachable
NEG ROM NCER

PROFESSOR OF DIABLERIE.
Will have the honor To open lie immense cabinet @;
Wonders
THIS EVENING.
Mr.. HELLER is author OF nearly all OF his per
formances, and is the only person living whon j.,
known the great mystery of
4 G u n ID IG HIT
PRICE or ADMISSION.
,
Dress Circle {"
Orchestra Seats {.
Seats may be secured from 10 IN to 4 p IN, at the
Office, without extra charge.
Polite and attentive ushers viii be in attendance
jan 3o-u
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SOIREES MAGIQUES.
MEMOIR OF TIE GREAT MAGICIAN,
M A g A LII I s. Il u r,
THE WONDER OF TIE .fGE,

This extraordinary Professor OF the Csbalisfic Ar.
is engaged by Mr.. MALONE RAYMOND, dec
turcr, Humorst, and author of "Hours in ireland
and other Lands. ~ 10 appear in ell his Necrom ante
Wonders, at ODD FELLOWS HALL, for sir
nights, commencing on NONDAY EVEN
iNG, January 18th, 1855, and following evenings.
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CONGR q ssnOnAL,

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, the Army Appropriation bill was taken
up, and after Mr.. Hunter had submitted 8
substitute for the measure reported by the
Senate's military committee, Mr.. Houston ad
dressed the Senate at length against tn bill,
and was replied to by Mr.. Jones Of Tennessee
ere they adjourned. .u 49,. p.
In the House, srndry resolution of inquiry
and bills were intro iuced and disposed o. :
On motion of Mr.. Orr, q Senate joint resolu.
ton granting additional compensate on to the
clerks of the census burc au, was taken up and
passed ...st : a..
On motion of Mr.. Stanton Of Tennessee, the
7th of February next was set apart for the
consideration Of bills of a public character re.
ported by the Judiciary Committee. "a
Mr.. Bocock moved to set apart the 1st and
Sd Of February next for the consideration q
the naval committees public bills not agreed
to.
Mr.. Bocock, after few remarks In explain
alton of the pressing necessity Of disposing of
the bills in question promptly, asked to be ex-
cused from further service upon the naval at.
fairs committee. ....--. .....
Messrs Breckinridge, Phillips, and others,
opposed that suggestion ; and it was not agreed
to.
Various reports from committees were next
made
After which the House went into committee
on territorial business, (Mr. Phelps in the
chai.,) wherein the following bills and join;
resolutions were acted upon -.
bill to enable the people Of Oregon Terri
tory to form a constitution and State govern
ment, and for the admission of such State into
the Union which was subsequently reported
to the House and passed. -.
A joint resolution making an appropri alton
for the purchase Of territorial Libraries; which
was amended, on the motion of Mr. Richard
son, so az to include the Territories of Ne
braska and Kansas, and which was subsequent
~ reported TO the House and passed
A joint resolution authorizing the account
ing officers of the treasury TO adjust the ex-
penses of board Of commissioners ap.
pointed by the territorial assembly OF Utah
to prepare code of laws; which was subse
quently reported to the House, with the re-.
commendation that it do not pass, an laid on
the table. -----v--.. ......--.-.--
A bill for the erec ton of q fort on or nea r
tn Pembina river, in the Territory of Min.
nesotai which, on motion of Mr. Whitfield,
was so amended as to add an appropriation of
SlO,t 90 for the establishment of milit airy posts
in the Territories of Kansas and Nebraska,
and which was subseq uently reported to the
House and passed.
The House then adjourned
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BUCKET and Qusrto Diaries fur 1855 Tor sale nv
i janen FRANCK TAYI.OR W
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TUESDAY AFTERsgeN .Januarv 20
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<B. u. On. F) c. A.-The members {
~ Potomac Circle No. 2-l96 B. U. Oh. F.) {
A, are rnesuy requested 10 attend the regua
convocation on TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 30.
Bus ness Of great i'm ortance to the Circle will
brought up for considera ion.
JNa. C. DUDLEY, c. W.
w. &. JORDAN, II. 8. X.
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n NATTENTION, UNION GUARDS -YOJ
r are hereby req ussted 10 meet at your new ar
mi I'M mory, corner Pa avenue and Thirteenth sts-
" W On TUESDAY EVENING, the 30th instant
at O'Clock.
The members are requested to be punctual .,
there Is business OF importance to be transacted.
BY order of Capt. Byrne:
jan 29-2t THOS. BRIGGS, O. 8.
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NoTTCE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ !" Philadelphia Association" Of the Sun
Fire Company, requested to meet at their Hal
on Saturday evening, at O'Clock, and every Satur
day evening until further notice. for the purpose OF
forwarding their arrangements 20 visit philadelphia
in May next. Persons DESTROYS Of joining, are re
quested TO send in their names.
Alexandra, Va.,-jan 27-eo4t
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and Hon. Preston King, ex-member of Con.
gress.
The qMG nunes seem to be Of opinion that
the presence of Mr.. Joachimson in Washing
ton at this time isindicative that Mr.. Dudl ey
Mann may soon take the place of Mr.. Mason
in Paris. Our belief, however, Is, that this il
nothing more than joke en- some story. /.
Hon. Henry A. Wiss's Expected Speech,
We learn, is to come Of on Sa turday night mex,
in Liberty Hall, Alexsndria. The hall will
accommodate 800 persons only, so we fear tn al
many in this city who desire greatly to hear
him, will be disappointed. A steamboat
however, will be on hand to carry down from
Washington and bring back ION the same
night all who desire to make the effort to b
in his audience,
A Navy oficer Dismissed. We learn tina,
yesterday, the President dismissed from tn,
Navy Of the United States, Lieut. Charles G.
Hunter, late in command of the u s. brig-of
war cambridge. His offence against the rule
of the service was in recently bringing hi
ship home from her station in the Brazil coas
squadron, without orders, As was explained j,
the Star few days since. bon. ..es
Ahtake.-We app.ehend that there
hot the least truth in the story current anon
'he diplomatic corps, which charges dis
unguiahod New York city ssoft" now her
Logging" to obtain the position vacated b
the virtual resignation of Mr.. DanT. z Sickle.
The soft gentleman II question was q di,tip
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aEoResToWE CORRESPONDENCE.

Profracted Meettag-ComtsmptibLs Cordact
-Beaevolent AssoclGtion-Card of Mr.
Dodge-Arrivat of Brtg-Lectuye OF Pro.
fessor Dimity-Markefs.
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HOWARD's U. 8. SUPREME COURT RE
Ii poHs, vol l6, Just received by
Isn3 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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EOUND-A GENTLEMAN CLOAK, which
Il the owner can have by calling at French's b.
| ard saloon and paying for this advertisement.
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-LECTURE.-DR FowLE win
~ deliver lecture at Colamhia Hall, Capi
to Hill, on THURSDAY EVENING, February LIST,
at O'Clock.
Sub eel: "The Elements of our country"
The public are Invited TO attend. Lecture free.
Ian 30 -
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Mar 29.--FIOUl unyeilIed, safes good Ohio 10,
l2IlO.31; Southern htn, sales al lI,6osll. ST.
Wheat ftIn. Coin ltils lUEel, sales VI new crop
a. los. Polk unsettled, old Ine1I al l6,6Sal6,7S,
and new at l7,43SlL60. Heef fim. Lard dull.
Ohio Whisky 50. Rio Coffee o.. SuGsts steady.
MOlsHeS fun. LiRsssl oil tim. 3slss al 1890.
Cotton m1tkst ftm, ptiSe3 have aiSanceeJ 10.
Sales Of eco bales. n o nidjhnE lilies ioi lgI.
Upland III.
Stocks quiet. Money unchanged. Erie 4sI
Indians SSSil. ClerN Toledo slI. Reading IS.
Canton Gil. y. CentiaI 92l. Cumberland Coal
Co. 2Si. Ulere.. Col. i Gin. 1891. Louisiana e. 5
9lt. YnGinia SIS BIS 20 $3.50. Psnn'A. Coal Co.
l06. Missoun6's SGT. Illinois Ceuual16. Harlem
2si. MIeh. SoulLsIn l02. Ohio Lie and TlusI
Co. IS. TenNatee 6'S 81.
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TH' FtrrBmnS,,s. on Saturday night, Of.
''a''ei 10 TIE etlI,i Of ne vLolesale clothing
''ttS's's Of NsSh Daley. Massey & Maupiu,
't:' "i' sHIifsy eOnmaei; los ssO.oo0-iu.
"ts' ~ saooN;-IlO.uo in The Sation,l Iasu.
,''s ofis'; 800 in The Ften.n', Office, aul
"!e u ihs ANoei'ie InIunnes ofee.
hs OiAst establishments destroyed and dana.
r 'Se 'Eo's VI Nssst" Deyriss. Stephens L
.s'Tn' 'bo's''le tty goods merchants; loss fton
800 TO $to,tto-ibsurea tof s3O,ooo-s2S..
q" . The Sttnsps OHee aad $500 10 the As.
%''s3. NttH'. Motifs; CsldveIl { Co., whole.
H'nattri los <.oOo--ipsattd tot $50, 900
'i@iatte Pi'snen'S Office and 1900 ia the
i tote FIFE la,u1aes Ofite. ]. Tsveatt,
""'f iad tarhss' iRtktri los SO, 00o--no 10.
F'ite. 7. S, Bnh'E, wholesale shoe desiet.
$500 -iatutsi iOf Il. 00n--S. 0o0 10 the Bait.
'"0ate, s1i 100 in ihs Fitemtn'1. Iles1is.
'"''' Bo,d& Co., 6tY Eoa's msteLaulIi loss
'"lto' if," water PnutipalIY--fully Insured 10
'E"atEn Ipsu ssee, Rutpen's sai NStiohal
s;s" Joee L IlsU1tsL uboles.le bat aud s'p
'h''''i 1871, o0o--iRsuted in the Ritemen'i
q" A'EeIIied OtGeeG Eaoeh Bsnneu, whole.
N*'a3 's oil tsHsy store; loss ss.oOo-insotei in
e 'F!'snea'' Sad Assoe,itsi otises. MessH.
'''' B'O., fancy Gools dealeu. loss $1,000
.H''td ia Ihe Finmea's sSd The [Ialtimo,e Iasu.
N' 'fsets. John Cushing 4 Co.. bookstores
+NC0o..lMUttd ia The Fasmsa's Office.
."IuIldipg' belonged 10 Nsam. Jtse Sling
:" W,B. NothS NtL Norris. ]. @. Pknon,
'"as Atit' of r. x. Dtatab, tget-tstlRasd
'N'a' tfo--aIl istvtsd Ia liz Equitable eatet.
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PRou W4SBiSGrj)N.

Mar 29.-The r. o. Department bSS received
information thai q post Office will he established
q the Ctyttll Palace Of universal exhibition, al
PSrS, Tot The convenience Of otsis n vIsilOts. All
lslttft can he nddietset lheit.
'Fhe fnendSOf Vie ATE nov EfisE salute OF no
guns ftom the Capitol. wISe's msiotlies con;la'
ne 10 toll III; he lett lot AceonGCk al thfrs u.
clock this afternoon.
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'rELEjGRAP Hlf Gl,NEWS
By the National Line.
rstEoRAPHEO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ELECFlON RETURNS,

PHILApELPHlI, Mar 29..-Ous hundted end
Ten counties heard from otisillly, which EiTe
Wise majority Of ten thouSard, sven LunJFel
and eighty oae. The thiIty twUeounties 10 hear
lFop, gave Pierce moi. Of Eve hundtrd aud el.
Wtse's msjorlIy in 1OtsReIl counlT Is $40. 10
Rq1Sell $50. GiaySoa $40. CaINll 30. The
agEEegats 10 little Tennessee district tNcNiuileHs)
8 800,
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!rIo,Eu Noor or M4ktSG BGEIp.-The Paris
s.,:., Qndsut Of The COnmtreial AdSelIiseh says
Yrl s,ket Of that city, in mskinE btsad, puts in
.san Of fiss ~ fTe Of wheat hOvt and the
t;.s.sy elected makes the considerable hsats Of
a;,Ls ia tue Pouud loaf tits sid that nsiihst
., ,,nssa, not The taste Of the ttrad appear 10
< Excited by the rev ingslienL Tbste i'a
rn !:-an3 fst ii 10 PATS. Any device that will
t'.Iss to. P,oiisious cost Of the stSf Of life, Is
.! s.ul lu:etest to the 1oId,
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T'.ta"'n,s YAttrr RuLIo4s.-rbe wash,
''f'l c'D noe 1sa'th says it undst;tand' th,t
ns'1t IIoIt isIi liae, Of some Ct the heaviest
'''aa'iNM lean, Is beng pushed with gtt't
N'ii iAlM 40 early Day the .Fablie may box
Isl II essh.t.iaa.
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Nat NosEOSt.-The sIeantt AIntton passed
!'''n:tvsr on Monday wIlh,snOihet BOAT load
'!%;z az, aAoat 800. from England. Itseem'
yak. Snak's Colony is now receiving its p'in.
'ia' ':Epu HOES from English immiStsIion.--
H': 81: Aas'taHs soI disgu'Ied with JOe''
"''''." AID tie simple fOEeisuen no!ytt fog0d
i;g,r
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Cur @. ". Coax, Of The Stesnef ASeli',
=" s'a!''s4in PdtsbatIh lot a new boat fof
"'"'''"'!s'al Pittsburgh ttaae. She will be
'e'i' a'Its is; otS4p,smL.t, ssd wilI Le con-
f''''tl ~ Cap. Alet,, fotastIY otlhs DAR Con.
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4 hs,wurt -Four oeeuued among The
Yrl,us irsnsa on Saturday nighi, ts the zig.
I,s: ~! D.Qls'se engine eOnpanies wete ts
.ra.. fsa Gtt. BnsGba's stones, &C., wete
,slaIl .r4M ptoiu,ion. SerstsI Hstpbtp Of
.,%A csAty Oe's stuck viii lhtts mlai!eS.-
II. v....ll yolS hnalIy getting tie wOtsI Of the
la, .trtsi ib:itsnrae, Wien it vas OvetttsOwn
ira g, sIt'et tr III. Oihst patty, aud damaged
eMsu5.n tn. polSe wete on the EtOund bit
g. 4; zen iNAou' 10 make snT OnsSs daring
tie 1-!ee.
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PROM BOSTON.

Mar 20.-Hotel Preptietow and liquor tittlets
s!rtSted last wetk WeIe bought Up TO The Police
Coun this Inolnlrg. Tie Wtte sII dHchafsed,
oWiaG 10 ltivIsI flaw in the complaint, causing
considerable rIcitsmeat.
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-lTENlS.

B,L1txOGE, May ?s.-0rIeans papers Of Wed.
neSiay have bttn feSsiVed,
The lllh Congressional District still remains ia
doubt N viirlnla. Tue DsHHSTslic lOsSss and
gains IL the Ltgslstuts are atout tquAl.
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RlYEN ANn .MkArnHIi.

RIVER AND WEATHEIt.
Ptr1sSuaon. Mty 29lh-Riyet 3 feet 6iaeheS.
falling Weather clsaf and ecUl.
CiSctSSNrI, May GeEh.-KtyeE fallen ineHes.
Weather fine, s
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ClNCINNATl .MARKgr.

CINUINNH u 'WHhNb
Mar 29.-.Plont dill OF 900. Whisky &C.
cliHsl 10 50. Provisions q0iei. Mess Fork Is
76al6,00; 800 pieces Uuik shoulders sold al cts
Grcc.lieS quiet snd unehsnged.
BttisIn Exchange dull ct ~ premium.
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Et!tec,sreniion to the advertisement fot The
ntot valuable and p!easaHs eOunIfy residence.
f7fs!Sa iLs NalpaaI tosj, iOu' niles east Of
Si:sasg. lIsio We soil at public auction Oh
!,.pts ist Of June, 90 the premises. M3U.
Ei.P. ~, by Geo. 2. WiekLSn, 1uelNHseh-
'sass desnns a county seat shOuH nOtI let tie
KAT opportunity Of scouting a desfable one
IA ,nhou, making an .Go'i 10 secnfeit.
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R,,1ro1.. va. 1or. ISL. lss..

.V.I4yt. Nt-tirstT I NsvE1ci:
GErIi-l,Iye Seta Iststed wilh tse r.'t, for ,eEs
lts tud toBd fRl FOlkir 10 LIp We, Uil TltLt Id.
Niitd ne tot fJ nInptVh'S vtttitat 1tittsit, par
wst tLIEiy ETG9 Of tbS nSt tce5Ss0fpe dltttte, Al
wn0 Iis rksUsd whit n e. WVIG 10 vel 10 IiIstk
'TImIyie tIiIL iVgt1, llkCtlyT,
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Hum, SIS NOxraLr XAoI1ISE Tot June
capt. uiai,t-saI been received By Robinson
q ~, IS. t. Washington Hall.
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r1-R.is.tt rtnatl ,r1 sdattn will Pl,t,t trYit Il
cues Coufk'. hIottAi,, Uj'IttGl LttT totapIliEl,
stloiV.s, vita A. SsraIYItEtI o. I've IIttsa,
eau ard gel rAorLltts, (, ATS. ..s ...f
al 6ceni7s JOhM II. fapPnn, 9Th watd, tkt "
DLESt3:S tItISHy.
B1!iIGOis,RRd ~ IhoadNly, \. y.
dE'pfttr 81 r+F knttIA ItI6
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3eaiitk Hughes. biolAetofiht Atshblsh9p,
sa Esr 3.Is tints II Lattye,tstiiIe, ysGsfsoa
,se'nl, wv. Tie vas "a ildePeR9sat ED (g.
:, tsht lttaet, d SHY YtA3 Of tse, and RttYt
" M 'e'7tttsd " Oh Who kew blu. 8
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Died.

DIED.
On T5e,J.y norr4rs a. O'ttctk, rlIoS. RoBEST.
son, liz lis I&h sea.
lie IslsIli will take rlitt this ro'nOE al 10 o'clock
frOuI the ItsItuts VI his llSsLtef Ma NeMGIIHy 70
John sret, iE,N wASslUS. Ice tisnd' o. Tue family
are invited to IisPd
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ire, p.vrt, Of Tue UaileJ States S'pteme
csvr. puSlsbe, esta setting forth The delays
l,,,.n, sd .bavs to The travelling community Of
u. "p-asoan C.aniug." Is tssently eApetien.
e,ItyL,aislt UDg With Otl*t t'AVeIet', moi
Only /, As sors ,nuoy,nss, bat TO bis bodily in
i0tI
Ne ny th1t he "s,attukn. presents on Saex.
.,,,u,td ,p5 uar,nshed nattaIion Of facts. oil
cli..n susceptible ofsUunl'nI PfoOf' Who is,
ausosaeh, 70 h responsible ht tAet occur.
,.,.e. /, not hs.e uujtEiaken 10 delermiae"
Il, i.nt.tn,;ts, tsr jtstly' "Ju'Iiee, hOatssy,
u, t,ku%e&ansuiiy geaetslh, all dsnaad thst
,,,ig Sad 1 e2nsctiOa S9aeShste."
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i,5YyVAo NrS DIOwSEp SHlLE OSA Pic Ntc
,,,,,,.-'rke second UnivGtsslii Chv,eh con.
AZ, ~. Of Cincinnsii gaze a Pic BIC EScubUn
'''S S,,,t,,y, and in accordance IL pteyiOu' St.
sem. psxeeded W The tivet 10 gtoye on
y. E.,usLy sbOtt, Immediately opposite The
..,s,f HE Ni,ni. THEE Of the rstty, uansj
M, n.,,, COutlii aud DnOI'p toueIuded 10 take a
,,i,,,.if, and sGtiHg one a1iaeepl, they ptO.
-" ...It,. xttites Of q young man named Benla.
ar n.3,3,. ,,,l 10 Se q New York. Amer sail.
,. ,b,s, br able, Tie bOat es'eeaed, through
w. ri,r,,Iruent, hIled With water, and
49,. 49, wstirit,linS the whole four in'O ths
ITO Troof,..4, Doason and John Wesley Dutaht,
.,,.,, ;,v,u;ly sunk 10 tke no mote; while Conk.
'S, ~, l,pa,p, With much difficulty. suseeedsd
). ,,ss1, tie shott, TIE aseident OeSun.d III
t,n,i,1Of he plryVn 'kOte' sad THEFT feelings
r,,l. iaYr.d. DOt'nt is said 10 havs Geen
,,.,, r,a oi nusA rONh. He ltaVes' widowed
.-olttI.
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DOY'S cali bootIi
ID do klPbVoiti
DO eaN OH'OTd Ties;
do bTOSaR1i
RoJ'a boots and sAoss Of every Kind sad Aestirtoni
Also, ckibdieR'S Shota, Gates, dc, Of eli sorts AID
ateti Ia aet can suit even body Ia anything Tier HaS
want ID ~ IS loHr Orsst Ia5 NiinIteti. &ketuhs,
Va. \. l.. IORSEY.
P;s.-cOuntry merchants sOrtlbG " tOt eIsh VIII do
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Groceries at Wholesale.
S00 RBLS. NoLASSESi
Jul 81 b1:S KiO tOEeei
u PcEketa AEArS toatti
81 Old lava
g. koTt1 CITtGIi,h Tobiteot
81 MgI 0W.
70 bS1 cot ard dry
10 blTes SrtwIrtiS. Y. taDd'eai
10 hhdI SgEIu
81 ibis L0itripC'I reGptI SusaH
10 hkIt LogiGSBN
6lLitAY.H, u. T, InI Imperial Ttasi
80 taiIy boxes
~ ttIcsA TlCei
9 boxes y hte PIPtSi
% (,Utart'I tArty soar1I
Tofstk4f With fgiI JIAUunrIt0 Family uFettTitS,
INCLUDING SpSti, Puts, Dye iI, Fih eIe exc. IoE H1t
" " '''''''' - TALL4ST & DELAPALtS,
ma No X A,r street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30
Mw Stock Of Boots and Shoes al
N. L. DoRSEY'S

~ TIA Msia II. SstSi trisR C'GieaIL
HAVING leiuihtd t:on he lnapg1etSItRs BtiSbliih.
IL Gtnt o. The Eat vita tIycA o. boOtS aud Sbos,
tCHPliAns al t vailed uyltS f IL pie.tAI aud SI
rInathinS 9t1N7H Of iS6 WoTd res tciiUly Invite zoe
lsd ~ to (t And eHaHihe nj tloEk, - ant toh6athI
that cav aAt and ever bCdE, PROVIDED sooJ, PIeig,
All heap goods will coli Reis 10 KEEP lhe best qUai
y Of sOodA IN MY ~ and viii sell a. cheap tot cikl
e. Than fTe can b aUht ES<w where. tE and txIIuile
~ eodi AID Is tLly dont Pei4, DockAIse Will b INldt
boI en- lhihiRS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

ALFRED HUGHES, NJ. ~,
II o n ROPATHIC YSICIiN
HAS P1oyeI htobcs lBd TedeetEe tntbecOtlRT Of
Etattna 9dseS atEtel', Lt'riy VPpV.4s lie C'solie
CtuEh
OFFICE HoURs--NoraIRy frOm7 to >.
N0ou i0S
as .tta.s EyealHS ;toS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

v,,t,Y N.o,rrvr Tot June is tseeirsd .ad for
,,n., TiIl, L Bio. TIE June nunbst Of this
,a,uo,s Of Tie bss, s,' issued.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-30

RmPlIs N.oIri>r tot June has been tettiv.
.!!TlVuroa Il PsItemon.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-07-11
"sAM" AT CRABTREE BRIDGE.

The Star and Register have found much encourage.
ment in the meeting at Crabtree Bridge, in this
County on Saturday last, which was addressed by
Mr.. Rayner. The Star, whose Editor was not pres
ent says twenty persons were sworn in; and the
Register, whose Editor was present, says some fif-
teen professed conversion and were Know Nothing
lied accordingly. Which is to be beeved9 We be-
lieve neither The first rumor we had in town was
that forty y-fve had joncd-then the number fell to
twenty-then to .1Sue two of whom were said to be
Democrats. These two Democrats, it was rumored,
were more or less "dsguised" when they took the
oath, having worried down" little too much of
John c. Moore's "free" liquor and they after
wards, il is said stoutly denied that they had ever
seen "Sam." How many of "Sams" devotees were
"tight" on the occasion will never be known.
We congratulate Mr.. Rayner on his Crabtrec lau-
res. He has done quite as we'll for "Sam upon
the romantic banks of Crabtree, as he and Mr. Mil
Ter did for Flournoy in Virginia. He is at present
engaged in the work of carrying the Edenton Dis
trct for Col Paine he did Virginia for the Know
NothingS.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-07-11
WHO LIESp

=, In his speech on Wednesday night, Mr. Rayner.
the pious father of this second reformation as he
termed the bigoted and intolerant crusade of the
"dark lanterns" said in substance: that those who
accused the American party of engaging in a reli-
gious persecution against the Roman Catholics. lied
and knew they lied.
In 1885 this same man said: "Aa exclusion from,
the honors the profits and enOluments of the State
IS THE HIGHEST PERSECUTION WHICH PUBLIC OPINION
WILL TOLERATE IN ANY CHRISTIAN COUNTRY IN THIS
ENLIGHTENED AGE" See Debates in Convention
page 263. In the same speech, in same book, and
same page he further said "Sir, tie exclusion from
c1.e for optnions sake in this enlightened age, pro-
ceeds from the same spirit fbigotry and superstition
which has preyed upon mankind from the building
oil Babel to the present time :" &c. Who lies aaouP
Mr.. Rayuer said also, that he stands upon the
same platform noo as he did in 1885, Who be-
lieves that?