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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-09
EAsTERN ADyERTIsEMENTs

CURTAINS;
CURTAIN MATERIAL,
PuruitHre Coverings SC,
At WHOLESALE IND RETAIL.
". n. GJ2ESREI,'S
CURTAIN ST9RE,
mo fs9 Asstuf 81 siisasie gia Corner FIN stresf,
uypesit, fsc S'ate House.
he has aIyyags In siOre full stock Of
French rOC5IEis; all widths lace and Muslin Curtains
and ooloTs; OfeveTy style and price.
French Satip he IhResi Table Piano Covers JSc.i
l,d;a "a tin DaHisskx; Gilt C6rnices;
French MJqucitei = Gilt rms and Bandsj
DO Pushes; iCiinPs, FUHses;
Cords. TasselS, &c.
NY. Paintel TT7RD9IF SLIDES, Of ait styles and
rrices: Bull Hollands; Ssade Fixtures, RTasses, C and
e-esgshg csulFrie for GYTigiS OF the newest Pais
sfyies, and al the 8s7sst prier4.
Persons sending the and rid "a OF their iufdo3r
aes, their Curtains made and trimmed III The
hest Fashion Plates in august nul1heT OF Go
tsey'S Lady's BOOB; tt. aEt
steamers, hotels, car ELILDERS, and dealers seasr
ally, supplied at The !sires t6A eleSats aTices.
". H. CARRYL,
Importer 0iArd Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
To- CIest uut street, corner OF Fun,
mlriE-lvd,Sw on1osite i!,e state RnGsc- Pltiada.
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NO TWO
WASHING HALL,

THE undersigned takes pleasure in ril Lis rrierIs
ai the ejtzels o. Whsens .! virtatty, Tia; he
GtothS, GGsSlHisreS 0Rd EeStlRgS.
Not tsslal necesSs eutusfa.c NE s,Oc sim.
py eo'~'ste u, tie very gycSt. reeves; aud most
fashionable Stylc Cloths, CaSSiue5cs and Ees;l!ss
gal4 and fey, together Wit: ii Of Gents
.Ft l.IsIliu- ti51is
CfcHieBcH wishing anything ~ line viii DO we'll to
give css al, determined sell any
other esisbiishmsgt eau DO, aH woFk Ur style aRt
qEs lily, shall be rt W second 10 Having The
Competent cutters. eel satisfied Ia aSsu-
ing any I'aT Gail give eftire
sales
Goats, Vests Pants got IN - CGer the shortest
Eutics, ! II. STA LLAfsN, Merchant Tailor,
oci1 No. ., Washington Hall.
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Dhf!ndeIPhjn Medical Il tahlishet 90
1 yesUSdg6ly Dr. R{jlieil, corner Third and u Mon
SIS between spruce and r philadelphia, Pa.
INFALIDS
AIe apprsed shat Dr. KINxELIS confines his practice
10 "a ticuac branch vi nseduiue Ylrh engages his
undivided attention. lie cau;iGus TIE unfortunate
against abuse Of uleTcu. thousands alIUaiiy
ueTCUriazsd OF Iiie Recent affections pSOmptiy
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mistake not, Gc peoie OF Wheeling are notso eaS!iy
humhugscd by advertising PuS subject; say Eayca:y
variety OF youths aud boys Boots and Shoes mir
TUi SILK. noleskin wuoI, legorn, brush and tray hats
ard ladies' every vlrie silk lawn
h9nuctS the rNt recent iashurs and S ycS. Also
Shocs Slippers aud Caters, bOi ladies', MISSES ard
CHILD Let, Of Tie mos: fashionable style, make and quality
-rai and sec for yourselves.
Having rurcassda lI@ss stock CT the above named
tices, would respectfully invite county 10
cal! AMI c, ssEd ;Leir orders. y,h duplicate
any bills purrhasedin tie eastern cities for cash
sps Is. H. WATSON. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-09

-. New spring sud SuEnn1e err e Oodsi
E.easGfe N being nOle say TO my cid custom
i efs ald the lasiif1bic community, that have uSt
Returned from new York. AND have been able procure
Tie most fasnt0nabe Goots the tRt great
Emporium, New YORK iIiPtTt nom Erance aii he
oil coln;les aud a. DISPENSED with tie saleof com
mon slol htns gives and time 70 attend
the wants Of ms Gustoue fashionable way Ny
new siGeS NOW consists OF
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= 'l- 1Saddlers Hardware.

AND COACH TRIMMING.
TUSl opened. arse assortment OF Sadler's Hardware
q ard Coach Thinning, COachaEd Lee Their EaTnSh,
b4gy Baws, HGbbs, Sokes, Fellows, Carriage ard Tire
Roit MaGea5e Irons, Patent and EnareiIeti Leather,
ytbilI by the trade which invite the
ten ,s,I vi the pub.IC. JOHN KSOTE, ..a
~ - on Stand. i53 Main ST.
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Ehrow rhysie.t @ &c oos.-. I'a worm. sl,er..

HYDRO ELECTRIC voLrAIc cmNl>S.
Producing relies from the nuSt pan and per
nsaner;ly Curing al Searasic diseases, RleunIa
tisni, painful aud SWciled JOINTS Neuralgia
the FACE, Dea fuess, blindness, 1T.
Vitus' ance, PaiPiiatiORs Of t:ie
Heart, PeuodIe-i Headaches,
Rains IN the Stomach, In
diges ton, dyspepsia
CteiEe Pains,
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.4STERN 4DFERII8EMEYgS,
Hoskins, HefskelI q Co:

IMPORTERS AsD JoEBERso OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, !
IJAyE removed t0the new Iron luidiRgs 2ts Market
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New Savings Bank Store.
NEW Y.smSOsrD LETTERS AT rilr OH. rosr oyylcz!

AN now receiving and oTcrinS unusually Isrze and
1 gene al assortment OF Roots, Shoes Hats B1HFes,
Umbrellas and Carpet Sschs the Market and
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va. ihe fbrEie ly
CGped she Post Once and opposite Mcclure Gosc,
very arsesnd ntt ely stock which Its chased
for cash, from the manufacturers fhe Soffh urIcr
most favorable circumstances, Gtr ot;r ttsL tn eli
az Wheeling agL vicinity rei,I Ell prizes, whole
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T4KE PARTICj-LAR NOTICE.
Is-TT ? 6Iff-IIgT-
MARRIAGE.

Eeeui IS the GiGlneHt o! seyegsl conditions in order
Could lie veil whio nov c0vels the origin OF domestic
W elChedacSs be a!ed, sLitS n in every
sta tIscios-ii i,p,E macy could 1t be phys
AEfg iisau, i.e YET tie, il, order ha YOUR
stuLg and eilXe is1izat.O. ICbIG1ed, TGyIyfe and
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ALFRED y fFupWAED, NJ u
'Tis IS, without exception, ;ae most comnrcsr i've
and ot Ii bed, the cisss
SvA'ri 4 uras T"idHg arteclirai terms, addresses
Us j 10 The NeaSo Of its ieaiIes. il is fFoA,
eci"rate us''er, end o parent, However rar
yAreI 20 placing = in ie hands his sons. The au;tuc
ss devoted many ycaGsTo the tt. various
complaints treated Of, and with breath pr
and 'iSo iit presumption IL inguse he has
NE wost Tie .Iei ely nCntI prize ORES cents. ats
Of some twenty successful practice 'iTzlG
M teacher parent should be withouI the knoyIete
HpaTted Ia tins Invaluable work. Il yea rs OF
PAM iihoaiiuh 2EI sorrow 10 youh usdsr theT
CE1g Ee'-P.op5='s ID rocai>.
"A FteSbyleItEn Clergyman IN Ohio, in writing Pvr
eFs Medical Manual, says Thousands Upon Iaou,asS=
81 Oar yoUt by evlieXsmpic anu lie influence T5s
SONS Ey- ceii le,, into the habit seiEpciuoH wrh
cat raining tile sin ard ierT, Consequences upon i-t
selves 1 tEelE pusteTity The constitutions thousands
Wt are IA stag families have been eGfeeble, broken
d1yv, and tie: do Got know the cure -
hing that eau be done 10 eGltseH and iuiuence tie
public ind as 10 ceci, 7nd Ultimately remove Ills
SsIGesi e. source o; ur wTsEledlcss wouid con.er
he greatest hisSHs next 10 Tie religion 70 Jesus Christ
on linz resent and coming GENERATIONS. Int 3ieraac. Cor
the e o. Intoxicating drinks, though il has ious-
sands upon thousands IS hot greater sJOuce the L-
man race Accept my thanks behalf - tie stlictsd
ami believe me- y0uF CO worker III the good d re
So 7Ctiv ely engaged in
Ore copy VIII bc forwarded Cseerefy envsIOped and
postage pad,0 or receipt % - cents. SIX copies nr
5dde ss, CoSDEN Q CO., Publishers, 1876, PhiIa
Ielilia.
Booksellers. CanveSsers and Book Agents. supplied on
the most iiherstteTHlS. iuisIs-Tr
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ADY ERTISEAIEENTS

mol. Sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS cAssIsIEREs AND vEsrINGsl
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EErEEENCES:
C Jarnison, ESQ, Cashier - IA or Baltimore
y SrTiss, Esq, Cashier Mel CllIi's" Bank.
Fireman Cross, ESQ CASHIER Com Farmers Bank
3iessrs GrccI-,ssytG Co, Baakets, BaltilnoIe-
- John SL!ySu - Sons. -z. IS
'' : c EaAe; * Co. " hcelIs. .z-- -rrF
AR Jas Baker. .'hEa e----'
Mr. < Il SiSeaIiugeH, "a t-sa -z-=-a
LCl-t,as I'D teee l.sale eonsIssIrerts. ieeE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26
Articles at the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute.

1t Is our intention, under THE b sding, from
day to day, as space will permit, to give a
description Of the many useful, ingenious and
excellent articles on exhibition. Throughout
tho Fair this inventive genius of American
art and skill may be seen, and q short deli
nsation thereof cannot fail to interest the
reader.
Piys-Pr0of Safss.-We have q large va.
riety Of these important articles, from the
most celebrated makers in the U MON, exhibit
ed in the Fair. Amongst them we noice two
from the we'll known house of Silas c. Herring
Water street, New York, II is hardly neces-
sary to say anything in favor of the reputation
of these safes, they having been awarded the
prize medals at the Worlds Fair In London,
1851. and New York, 1858 They arc also
impenstrable to burglars, having attached ia
them Halls patent powder proof lock, under
which, at the Worlds Fair in London, the
proprietor placed 81 900 in gold, and invited
ell the pick locks In the world to open .ths
safe, with OF without the keys, and take the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26
Pennsylvania Politics .

PITTSBURGH, Feb. A.-The county indiena-
ton meeting held here last night on the sub
Ject of the United States Sena.orship, was a
farce and failure. Three hundred persons
in all, principally whigs and Native Ameri-
cans assembled.
ReEutions fsvoring Western candidate,
but naming none, were read but not acted on
Mr.. Smith, a representative in the Isgisla.
tuIe rose amidst loud calls and defended him
self Justify for supporting Mr.. Cameron d.
ring the speech, he was frequently prse,s d
with Kisses applause, tsunts, &c.
subsequently, Mr.. Foster. the editor Of the
Despatch, offered resolutions similar In tenor
t. the pledges Of Mr.. Cameron, to Mr.. Kirk
patrick; but Recommending Q new man uu.
tainted WITH politics. These resolutions era
adopted and the meeting I'd journed.
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Deaf HS.

On the 26th instant, Of consumption, JOANNA
MORARlTY, in the 23i year Of her age.
90 Hes fnsnds are respectfully nvned 10 attend
the funeral this Monday afternoon, at O'Clock,
from the residence Of V. chardson, No. 42e NJ ST.,
between 18th and 18th sireels.
On the 2ai instant. OF chronic Group, NINIAN
BEALL, son OF Geo. w. and Eliza Hopkins, aged
years and month.
In Georgetown, on the aith instant, after q Sc
yer. illness, IN the 6O;h year Of his age, MT WAL
TER SMQUT.
81 The friends OF the family are invited to At
tend his funeral from Christ Church. this (donday)
afternoon at O'Clock.
On the 24'h instant, after a lingering illness,
which she bore with CHRISTIAN fdrtitVde, Mrs. SA,
RAH SIMON, relict Of the late Thos. Simon, aged
So years. -.-
Her Giends and scqua!ntances are respectfully in
vited attend her funeral f the residence of her
sitter, Mrs. Hughes, corner I'd and streets this
monday evening, al 4 o'clock. 10
AT Alexandra, Va, on the al Instant Mrs JU-
LA ACKEN, in the 63th year OF her age, wife OF
VIM d. Acken, OF this city.
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feb %
by j. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
L and Lo~-By virtue of a deed ofrust FROM VIM
r. Austin and wife. bearing date the 9th dav OF
January, 1854, and recorded in Liber J. A. s., No
10, fo0s 3 g. 337 $685. 339, and $40, the subscriber
Will Sc J, at public sale, on MONDAY, the 5th day
OF March, 1855, a; AZ O'Clock, p. m, on the prem
seS, on First street east, between sbL o streets
souui Pait 81 Lot ,, IN square nth OF square IA,
fronting 6S feet III Inches said First street. BY rs
ieet deep, on G feet alley, together with the build
ings ana movements, which consist Of well and
substantially huilt twO-stOry frame dwelling house
The terms Of sale will be- One half cash, and the
balance in equal payments al SIX and twelve months
tor notes bearing interest from day of Sse secured
oy deed in trust upon the property.
10 the terms o.! safe are not cotap,,ei with in sir
days alter The sale the property will he resOlt al the
risk and "tprn CT HE purchaser, upon one week
notice,
All c0n'eyancing al expense Of purchaser.
CHAS. y. WALL tCH, Trustee.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
leu I"-'oAdS AuctiOnee,.
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agoRsETowa coRREsFoSpHxcI.
City Couneiis-Election, &c.

City Couneiis-Elsction, 6c.
GRoRaErowN, Feb. 20, 1855.
At the called meeting Of our City Councils,
on Saturday night, an act authorizing the
altering of the grade Of Water and Green
streets to correspond with the elevation Of the
X street bridge, provided said alterations we're
made ct the expense of the Corporation of
Washington, and that said Corporation hold
themselves responsible for any damage which
might be done to property caused by the al
teration Of the grade Of the above named
streets, was passed.
The Board OF Aldermen reconsidsred their
vote, on the night before, upon the bill in ia
vor CT John Agnew, Of Philadelphia, and
passed the same, with an amendment providing
that no such tax shall hereafter be imposed
upon the Corporation.
They also pas ed bill providing that all
votes which may be rejected by the Judges of
Elections to-day, shall be reserved, and the
reasons for such rejections carefully noted
A fre occurred last night in the basement
OF house at the eastern terminus of West
street, occupied by butcher, named Kesler.
IL was fortunately extinguished, however, by
the inmates and neighbOrs, before any great
damage was done. 1t is insured in the Poto.
W WAlCu I00 loss VIII Do very
triaing.
Up to tho time Of closing this letter, our
election is moving on very quietly Agreea.
bly, to our surmises few days since neil her of
tho regular tickets for Council made their I'D
pearance until this morning Each of them is
composed chiefly Of persevering business men,
and the affairs Of the corporation, in the hands
Of either, will doubtless be we'll attended to.
Tie following are the two tickets
For Mayor--H. Addison.
For Common Council-Wm H. Edes, John
Bithnser, John A. Grimes, John T Bangs, A.
II. Pickrell, d. MoCann, J. L. Semmes, w.
VIM Osborn, Chas Myers, John Cameron, and
C. D Welcb.
For Mayor-R. P. Dodge.
For Common Council-David English, VIM.
King, J. Orme, ID. w. Oyster, VIM II Osborn,
L. A Newman, Peter Berry, w. F. Seymour,
4. Ii. Pickrell, H. M. Sweny, and Richard
Jones.
From notice under the head of obituaries,
it will be seen that Mr.. Walter Smoot, long,
and we'll known in this District and elsewhere,
as having besn at one time one Of our w.. 49,;
enterprising merchants d. at his residences
Oh estna ..y night
No change in the Sour or grain market
since our report Of Saturday. SPECTATOR.
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New York Narket.

NEW foax, Feb. 16.-Tbs cotton market d
unchanged, with limited demand at previous
rates. Floar-priees are higher; sales of $50
barrels good Ohio at ssss9 81 Southern IL
buoyant-sales of 500 barrels at g. 75ass 81.
Wheat is upward and firm, and brisk. Corn
is uPw-rd and firm; sales Of n, 900 bushels
Western miyed at 95a96. Pork Is upward and
firm Beef is unchanged. with moderate de-
mand. Lard is downward and dull. Whisky
Ohio is quoted nominalIy at SOC.
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By GREEN & SCOTT. Auet,on..r..

IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTICN-ON
Il WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth instant, we shall sell,
IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock D. m part Lo:
NO D. IN square 40, with the improvements winch
good rooms. "
The above described property fronts 10 feet "
inches on The north side Of New York avenue, be-
S63. S'' 1'0ess 40
:. Also, az O'Clock, same evening, we shall sell,
IN 'front.' OF the premises, Lot No. |, in Square 4I3
q. VIC corner OF street south, and Sih stree: west
containing 3,0ol feet Ii il a desirable corner lot
wen SET with shrubbery, young fruit trees &c " iii
tne improvements, which are gCOi F;.yIe ,iouss
con aiming four rooms 'N
TILE indisput.bl.,
.ie'"'F: Une Third cash; balance in twelve and
eighteen months the purchaser give notes for the
deferred payments, bearing Interest from the day oil
the sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN & SCOTT
Ieb " Auctioaeers.
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION.

NESSRS. RYDER & PLANT have taken the
VI old and well known confectionery establish
ment, No. 4o9 Seventh street, opposite Odd FEEL
lows Hall, where they viii be most happy 10 receive
Their friends and the public generally.
We will keep csRsta lily on and choice sehcL
lion Of ali kinds Of CONFECTIONERY.
Ah-e, dealers in foreign and domestic FRUITS, q
all kinds,
We hope by strict attention TO business 10 win
the appreciation OF our friends, and merit liberal
share OF patronage generally.
N. b. Balls, Parttss, and Families supplied on the
most Reasonable and satisfactory terms at the short
eat noiice, RYDER s. PLANT.
feb Sim
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money NJ reward for their ingenuity. Al.
though operated upon by many skilled in the
art. not one could pick the lock or open the
safe
Planning Machine lin our notice Of this
useful article, We omitted to state that they
were manufactured in South Boston, Mam by
Grsysand Woods.
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New Orleans n rkets.

Nsf ORLEANS, February A-cottOn; sale,
on Friday amounted to 5000 bales ., former
fa'es for ell qualities. Sales for the week
Se'' 20 Ooo bales; stock on hand lss. 900 bales.
tns receipts at this port are less than during
last year BY 16 900 bales.
sugan-Fair at 3sss;. Con.e-Rio ,a,s.
Tor the week IL, 900 bags stock on hand as. 600.
Prime at 9.al0 cents.
SECOND DlsPArcH.
Cotton is firm; sales Of 1000 bales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

BALTIMORE ANNUAL This 70.
hgiou' body, composed of more than three
hundred preachers Of the Methodist Church,
will meet in Baltimore on Wednesday. March
1th This body represents nearly all the State
OF Maryland, the District of Columbia, and
portions of Pennsylvania and Virginia Bish.
op Waugh, assisted By other Bishops, will
preside.
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Shooting Of Bill Pol.

NEw YoRk, Feb. 25.-,sill Poole the no.o.
Tious p ,siiist, was fatally shot, in the street,
last plight, in .ais city. Baker and Turner,
implicated ID the attack on Tom Hyer some
time = nee, are implicated in the sffsir. Tur.
Sss sas been arrested. Poole received six
Calls in his body.
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Gen. Houston IN Boston.

Sesroy, Feb. 24.-Yesterdsy, Gen. Sam.
Houston, visited the City Hall, and was in
troduced to the municipal authorities, and tho
numerous citizens present In the afternoon
he visited several Of the public institutions,
accompanied by the mayor and other mem
bers of the city government. In the evening
the General delivered a lecture on Texas, az
the fremont Temple, TO q very large audience,
the price Ct admission being IS cents. He
was listened to with great attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

SARDiSn-By the late :ors,ga news We
learn tAat 6 Ia" having BEEN enacted in Sar.
dina for the sale of the estates Of Converts
and churches, it being arranged that the lat
ter shall be supported by the State, the Pope
has published an ALLEGATION, delivered before
the Cardinals against tie msasure. He de,
Alounces the sardinian Government, and de-.
elsres the enaStnent to be Of no effect
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New York Stock Harkst,

NEW York, Feb. 2e.-Stocks are better and
money continues easy. Erie Railroad q;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 90; Reading
Railroad. 75i; Ssw York Central Railroad
s4s; New jersey Railroad ia Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

TPFOR BRONCHITIS Throat Diseases. Hacking Cough,
W. and the effects of udent Mercury no med
icins been discovered which has effected such
cures a. Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Throst diseases produced by =svatios Hacking Cough
Bronchial Af.cos, Liver Disease Neuralgia, and Rhsu-
rnatisrn have relieved Gnd cured In wonderful
by the OF s blood oarsrs spa4ish
Mixture. y
The Of Mr.. H. Rsmssy slols saOaid sstisfy any
who doubt. Csll OIL Ias Agent and procure pamphlet
con ;sinin, cures, which will sstound you.
s.sSes Advertisement.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auction.er

CUPERfOR GODD AND SILVER WATCHES
~ fine Gold Vest, Fob, and Guard Chain, kc On
MONDAY and TUESDAY afternoon, Feb. 2Stb
and 9th, al ~ O'Clock, at my Auction Rooms.
shat sell large and choice collection OF superior
Gold and Silver Watches OF the mos, celebrated
makers.
Also, beautiful assortment of fine Gold Chains
oil various styles and pattern, Terms cash.
JAMES C.. MCGUIRE,
feb 2i-3t suc,;an,
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Auction Gales,
BY r.. H. JEWELLE 4 Co., A.e,.

BY n. II. JEWEILE = Co., Aucts
a MO0,WoRTH OF WATCHES AMI
unrsseTved sale OF Watches and JeweIry.-On SAT-
URDAY morning and evening, Feb. 24th, ipsian;
AM every Other day and evening until the en,r,
etoc il sold, we shall sell at our Auction Rooms
splendid sell c;ion OF Watches and Jewery, consist
ing of in part, viz:
Gold English Patent Lever Watches
DO in Hunting Cases
Do Open Dial
Do Detached Levers
Do Cylinder Escapements
Prices from S25 10 $3.50
Gold Guard Chains Of various styles
do Fob and Vest Chains
DO Keys, Seals and Rings
do Breast pins, Ear drops, SC.
silver Watches Of all kinds, prices froI,i So TO
$50
This splendid stock will be open every day for eI-
nloluon, and any person wishing to purchase al mi
Vaie sale can 60 so.
r. II. JEWELLE & CO..
Aucuoneers.
+. 5. The above named stock Is 10 be sold with
out reserve 10 cover advances. feb 26-gt
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioueer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
l. On THURSDAY afternoon, March lst, 1855, at
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed o.
trust 10 The subscriber, beanng date ti.e l4th May.
1852, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. y, No. 40
foIios 43s 439, and 440 of the land records for
Washington county, shall sell the north half OF
Lot No 10, in square 293, frontias - feet inches
on l2;h street west, between north and streets,
running back 100 feel 10 wide alley with improve
M nis, consisting Of a substantial brick dwelling
tOuse.
Terms: One third cash. the residue in six auJ
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
uast on The meIpises,
NICHOLAS CtLLAN, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
lob l2-eoSds Auctioneer.
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B0OKsOF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

LIBRARY HousE ~ REPRESENTATIVES.
A LARC number Of Books belonging 10 the
n Library cf the House OF Representatives have
been drawn by members and BY their erders, and
stand charged 10 their accounts On the books Of this
office. II is important for the preservation OF the
nles they should be turned before the close Of
the ses ion. MATTHIAS MARTIN,
Librarian Of the House Of Representative.
feb 90--d2w
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Baltimore Easketa.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2e.-arsin 10 setive, the
receipts are large, and prices are unchanged.
Flour-Sales of l 100 barrels Howard street
at $3.50.
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PRICES COMING BowN.-The expectation OF
large arrivals from the West next week, has
already brought pown the prices Of some ar.
ticles, which had reach ed the famine point, u
ard vs. are told that four has deaiinsa, with
IN day or two, $2to % q barrel.-N. O.
Crescent, 18Th.