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Municipal Elections.

AUBURN, n. z, March 3d.-The municipal
election in this city, to-day, resulted in Che
choice of DR.. Lansing Briggs, the Republican
candidate for Mayor, by $50 majority.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March 3i.-The Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor is elected by q
large majority, and eight out of the ten Alder.
men are Democratic.
UTICA, N. Y. March 3.-The Republicans
have elected A. Hubbell Mayor by !, 900 ma
lority, and all their city ticket except the
Marshal
Troy, N. 7 March 3-The charter eleo.
ton to-day has resulted in the success of the
American party: A. Atkins, American, Is
elected Mayor by a small majority The
Americans have also a majority in the Com.
mon Council.
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARP.

On X. III. MILLER, Son & Co, ,-N
EHfg importers direct from Liverpool TO-
Vf6 Alexandria, beg leave to cali the at
y tention OF dealers, hotel l-keepers and -
Others Of Washington and Georgetown to their
stock Of GOODS, which, for extent and variety,
will compare favorably with any establishment
In the Eastsrn cities.
The conneKion Of their senior partner with the
manufacturers Of Europe and the United States
Tor upwards OF 30 years, has given him edvan-
tage, IN the purchase Of goods, equal, IL not sspe-
rior, 10 any house in the trade. An inspection of
goods and prices VIII satisfy all parties that pur-
ehases can be made Of them upon the most favor.
able terms
French China Dinner Sets, gilt and decorated
French China Dinner Sets, gold band and plain
white
Preach China Vases, Pitchers, Toilet Bets, 90.
French China Tea Sets, Cups and Saucsfs, ana
other articles Of Teaware
And Dinner Ware, separate from sets
India China Dinner Sets and separate articles nj.
ways on hand
White Granite Ware In every variety, In sets, and
separate nom sets, az may be desired
Blue Printed or Liverpool Ware, the same
CommoE Edged, White and Rockingham wsre.
In full supply.
Cut, Pressed, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware
nom the best establishments In the Eastern and
western states, which viii be sola by the pack.
Experienced packers employed Goods put M
BY Us can be transported by any mode without
hreakage.
Fare by tie steamboats, from wsshington 10
Alexandria, almost hourly, lax cents each way
quarter Of q dollar thus spent may save many
oouars. dec l.
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Cold Weather South

AUGUSTA, March 3.-Ice formed here last
night, and has done much damage. 1t is SUP.
posed the fruit is all killed.
A strong northeast gale commenced here on
Sunday afternoon, and ragged till nine o'clock
Monday morning. 1t did not, however, snow,
but the weather cleared of cold, and the ther-
mometer yesterday morning fell to 20 degrees.
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srOCK IN THE OLD DOMINION COAL
COMPANY, kANAWHA COUNTY,

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at the Banking House Of Chubb Brothers for
the remaining stock Of the above company, be-
ing three hundred shares. The capital stock is
Sl0o, 600 (dollars,) Of which so 600 has been
subscribed The mines are now prepared for
active operations, and per cent interest will be
guarapteed upon the stock now offered for sale
by the original stockholders, for the period Of
two years
Particulars In regard to the stock, and It's pros
pects, will be made known upon application to
cHUBB BROTHERS. ~
jsnN PIP DANDRIDsE, Agent.
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Missouri Railway Bills-Death of sherrsrd

Sr. LOUIS, March The Senate of Missou-
ri yesterday passed the railway bill from the
House The appropriations are in addition to
those made at the previous session. The Leg.
islature then adjourned until the third Mon
day in October.
The remains of Sherrard, who was killed in
the recent disturbance at Lecompton, Kansas,
arrived here yesterday, on their way to Vir-
oinia
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NEW FOREIGN SPRING GOODS.

NEW FOREIGN SPRING GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY In
l. vite their patrons and the public generally
to call and examine their very large and select
assortment Of FOREIGN SPRING GOODS,
which they have themselves, with special care,
selected for their special trade.
They also keep constantly ON hand the best
qualities Of Army and Navy 6oods-Epaulettes,
Swords, sashes, Gold Laces, &c.
They also invite attention to their oreign and
Domestic Furnishing Goods, Of the best manu-.
facture and latest style. r.-
H.F. LOUDON CO.,
Army an Navy Tailors,
feb 27-du 362, under Browns Hotel.
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ANOTHER GREAT MEDICINE.
HAT HIS LINZ nj r. Mt.

For Rhumat, sna, SAT- Rhe~n, Goat ,Spratns,
Bruises, Chiibia,ns, &e also for all Gu.
fansous Diseases.
HAVING HAD FREQUENT CALLS FOR
L this Liniment, which has hitherto been put
up only to accommodate numerous friends and
acquaintance, and having undoubted testim ony
as TO its rare curative qualities the subscriber has
and at price which will place 1t within the
reach of all who may be efiicted with any Of the
before mentioned diseases
AS many Of the citizens Of Washington ard
vicinity have tested its virtues they are herewith
requested to certify to the result, whether good
or bad The subscriber having no fear but that
they will give 1t good name.
Each bottle will bear the signature Of A.
HATCH.
Price IS cents per bottle. For sale at the Paint
ard Oil Store Of J X. Mc6RE6OR, No 534
7h street, between Louisiana avenue and ID street.
feb 24-eo1w (lnteU
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Respect to the Memory of DR.. Kane

WHEELING, Va, March 3-A meeting Of
the citizens was held to-day, at which the
mayor presided. Speeches were made and
resolutions adopted paying a tribute to the
memory of TIE late DR. Kane. Committees
were appointed to make arrangements for q
public demonstration. The remains are ex-
pected to reach here in few DAYS
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER

SHIFTS MADE TO ORDER.
HAVING COMPLETED ALL MY AR
l. rangements In regard to making Shirts and
Drawers, am now fully prepared to tafean
execute all orders promptly.
All measures taken on the new principle Of
measuring.
Also, always on hand the largest assortment OF
white and fancy MarseiIIes Linen and Fancy
Shirts Of the latest French patterns.
AL Shirts warranted to ft or sale, at
HOPKINS BAZAAR,
corner Of 9th street and Penn avenue,
betw en- Browns and National Hotels
feb 2e- nnteD
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Fatal Railroad Accident

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2-Tbe bridge
over Duck river, on the Nashville and Chata-
nooga Railroad, broke on Saturday, precipi-
tatiDg the engine, tender, and two cars Of
freight train into the water, a distance Of so
feet. Robert Wingate, Of Ohio, the fireman;
David Hall, Of Murfreesboro, Tenn, the
wood passer, and j. Spears, were instantly
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aIBBs's HAIR mANUFACrORY.

Psns. arssss, bsfDssn stI asd 1OtA streets.
"lGS, HALF WIGS, BRAIDS, CURLS,
w Bandeaus, Frizzed kollers, &C., ALWAYS on
hand, and made to order at a few hours notice.
Ladies Hair Dyed, Shampooned, &c, In the u ost
complete manner. All sorts Of Toilet Articles
nom the best French and English houses.
No 30e Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis, Music
Store. 80 -
N. Blair work repaired or taken in ex.
change. feb ll-3m
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g p HOOvER's BOOT, SHOE, ANO
Cs Trunk Establishmen ent.-I have this day
received for the Ball Ladies' w hits Satin and Id
Heeled Slips and Congress Caters.
Also, q splendid assortment OF Gentlemens Pat.
ent Leather Congress 6aiters and Boots
largest In this city, and will be sod cheap for
cash.
All In want will do well to call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere
3. z. HOOVER,
mar g. iw Bet 9th and 10th SITS =, Penn ave
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COAL KEPT UNDER COVER,

CUAL kEFT UNUkK COVER.
2, ,240 lbs to the Ton
NOW ON HAND, THE BEST QUALITIES
l ofWhite Ash, r ed Ash and Lehigh COAL.
HayTe.tsd to girs sofisfaetios Delivered free
ffom dit.
Also, Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD.
T. ]. & w. M. CALF
N. w. corner 18th and c streets, No 547,
dec xO-U enc square south OF Pa ayenue
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MRS ID. JONES DESIGNS OPENING A
lv1 School for Young Ladies on the 9th Of March
Ia one CT the buildings formerly occupied by DR.
Peck No i57 18th street, between and q, In
which will be taught the various branches of Eng
llsh, with French, Music, Drawing, Papler
Machie. DC
For terms Apply to the principal at her residence.
Adeparment for little Boys win also be formed.
feb 2w#
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Rectifying Establishment.

Nectifying Establishment.
III UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
method Of Informing liquor dealers that he
has ntted up aRECTlFYlN6 ESTABLISH
MENT In this city, and is now prepared 70 sup
ply all those who may favor him with their Gus.
tom. He has on hand large STOCK Of Brandies,
Gin, Wines, and Old Whiskeys, which he car,
for either Ia Baltimore or Philadelphia
b The subscriber has also on hand, large
lot Of Foreign and Domestic Cigars.
PETER PECAN,
No. Is Louisiana avenue, near 10th st.
Ian N-6mH
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NOTICE.
u NJ p W

(yLOCKs.- CLOCKS.,-CLOCKs m!-Call
~ at the Great Clock Emporium, opposite IN
Browns Hotel, and see the greatest assort- E3l
ment Of CLOCKS this side Of New York LII
Good Clocks warranted for Sl.5O. Also, all S
kinds Clock Materials, Oils, Cords, Balls, Keys,
Weights, DO The trade supplied at Wholesale
prices. Cash or Clocks given In exchange for
old Silver or Gold Watches Also, good Watches
for sale low. Cali and see for yourselves, at
J.ROBINSON's, 349 Pa av.,
Jan 27-2m opposite Browns, Hotel
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American State Council

ALTOONA, PA March 3.-The American
State Council met here today, hut owing 70
the interruption of railway travelling but few
were in attendance. The Council adjourned
without transacting any business, to meet
again on the 18th of April, at this place.
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NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAyELERS, |,
Passengers goiEs to st. Louis, Cairo, and
New Orleans, ---
WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT THE OHIO
w and Mississippi Broad yzxv aSEuexx,
Guage Railroad Is not as rep
resented by agents Of opposition routes, but The
contrary, Is In perfect order
The Express Train Of this road arrives In St
Louis two hours and thirty minutes in advance
of all other routes
Through Tickets can be obta ned at the Depot
In this city.
Baggage checkt d through and handled free.
Agent, at the Depot. J. WATERS,
mar 3-lwA Agent
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GIFTS! GIFTS -!


so PateR. Eng. Lever Gold Watches. 500 90
100 Patent An hor Lever (ls K. case)
Gold Watches. es......................50 so 90
200 Silver Lepine Watches, warranted. .12 90
200 setsCameo Ear Rings and Breastpins IL Oh
80 6oid Bracelets. IL U0
poo Cold Lockets, (large size and double
case. ..s.s..... .......... iUW
200 Gold Lockets, small size..............3 90
l,UUO 0olo fenclls. .Z ~
1,00) Gold Pens. with Silver Pencils.......2 s
o,VVv 0oio nlnRs... .........'..........'.I oO
800 Gents Heavy Gold Kings. s..........".3,
200 Ladies' G old Breastpins. ns..............2 50
3,no0 Gents Sold Bosom Pins. So
1,a0o Pocket Knives. ........................75
500 Gents Sold Bosom studs, or Sleeve
Buttons, (choice) ).................-..3 90
!, 200 Pairs ladies' 6old Ear Drops. so
5000 Gift Books.
10 900 Pairs Pocket Scissors. rs.................25 .25
10 600 Miniature 6ift Books or Prints. ........25
9,350 Pen Knives or Lots Of Stationery. IS
VIII be presented to the purchasers Of Books,
at PHILBRICK'S GIFT BOOKSTORE, under
Dexter's Hotel. See sign Of Gift Bookstore. Call
and examine the immense stock Of BOOKS and
PRESENTS, and get catalogues feb 2en
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WARRINGTON CANES, FROM MOUNT
VERNON.

TNBE NOBLE TREES OF TIE LAWN AND
forest upon which the Father Of his Country
onoe looked, and which shaded and cooled his
brow, Will, according to the nature Of things
soon mingle with the earth and In a few wears
those who possess genuine article nom this Sd.
cred spot Will esteem II highly and hand It to
posterity as above price.
large number Of these trees have been cut and
seasoned, and are being manufactured into Canes,
AFTER the model Of General Washington's own
cane. Persons desirous Of possessing one can do
SO on application to the subscriber, who has been
appointed agent for their sale In w ashington.
certificate accompanies the sale Of each cane
A liberal deduction made to the trade
mar 3-eod6t G. w. W.BOTELER, Iron Hall
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Particular N tice Seats can be securef ftu-
fing MI kice's engagement each day, from 10 a.
m. until . p. m. Boxes 50 cen:t, p: rs cents
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At tae immenss Building erected for the
Inauguration Ball on City Hall square
A Monster Promenade Concert
viii be given IN the above superb building on
THURSDAY EVENING, March S.
In order to render the Concert in every way
worthy Of the great national occasion, the man
agement has determined 10 spare no expense in
presenting to the citizens Of the United States
now assembled at Washington
Tile GrandeSt and Most Brilliant Music,
executed and performed by the
MOST TALENTED ARTISTES,
that can be engaged from any part OF the Union
An Enormous Orchestra Of nearly
Ons Hundred Performers,
conducted by
C. LENsCH CHOw, ESQ,
the popular and original conductor Of the
Renolcnea Gs1nsania Band,
is already secured.
The management will also endeavor to effect an
" arrangement with
DOD DWOR THIS BAND,
from New York, and, II possible, also with tie
CELEBRATED SALEM BAND.
The programme embraces some Of the mos I
popu az AID effective
Opertures, Waltses, Polkas,
and OperGttc arrangements,
which, with the
Vast P0acer of the Orchestra,
will produce tie mos, thrilling and Tremendous
efe {
In addition to the great attraction offered by the
musical rejection, the concert will afford the
great mass Of people unable to obtain admission
to the ball the only opportunity they will have Of
viewing the interior Of the but ding, and Ger
tsiniy NO, no one who Is In the city should leave
ton can boast, which Is undoubtedly the immense
building erected for the great ball Of the Inaugu-
iatfon, with Its
Bsasttfxl Decorations ond BriHiaxt Ilsnaina-
tioH,
Being lighted by
ONE THOUSAND JETS OF GAS.
1t is confidently expected that the President
ard Vice President will be present, and upon
Il cir arrival the bands Will cffsr
A GRAND SALUTE,
The drums and military instruments resemblinp
The ROAR OF CANNON
All delegations, civil, military, and naval Wis, =.
ters, fre companies, and the citizens Of the Uni
ted States generan' cordially ivited to attend
The management has decided to put the price
Of admissian within the easy reach Of all classes,
viz:
oTWENTY-FlVE CENTS.
NoTIcKy-A few seats will be offered to ladies
and gentlemen requiring them, which must be
secured before the concert at MKrzERoTT's Music
Store, Penn avenue, for which One Dollar each
will be charged These seats will enable occu
pants to view the entire hail, with the assemb.
lage
the doors, nor change made for gold Allpersons
are respectfully requested to pay their admission
- - WI PALMER,
mar2 Manager and Director.
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WATCHES, JKWELRY, AND SILVER
WARE.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVER
WARE.
I AM NOW JUST RECEIVING SOME OF
the most splendid and rich styles of fine Gold
Jewelry; also, a very superior assortment Of
Time Keeping Watches, In gold and silver cases
Sold Spectacles, Gold Chains, Gold Thimbles,
Seal, Kevs, and every other article usually kept
In a first class Jewelry Store.
i am also manufacturing some very fine solid
silver ware, such as splendid Tea Sets, Pitchers
Urns, 6oblets, Cups, Napkin Rings, Sp ,ons
Forks, Ladies, DC alwarranted Standard Silver.
We do not sell Northern made Wares as OF our
own manufacture.
Please cal at 33S Pennsylvania avenue.
feb2l II. U. HOOD.
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RESERVED SEATS OR CHAIRS
elevated so as to command view OF the en-
tire Ball Room Floor, at the
PRONE ADE CONCERT,
ON THURSDAY NEXT,
May be secured at Meszerott's Music Store, Pa.
avenue. mar 3 3t
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SUB CRIPrION CONCE r r..

g E Il II A e d s SAL LOOM,
No. 3tS Maryland Avenue.
SERIES OF SIX CONCERT AR
n ranged from the best musical compositions,
and given by the finest musical talents Of this
ci,y, will commence at the above Saloon on
MONDAYNI6HT, March ID. The second Con.
cert will be given on Tuesday Afternoon-the re-.
ries to be continued on Thursday Evening Of each
week.
Subscription price-six concerts flor gentleman,
81; with one Hdy, 81 SO; gentleman with two
or more ladies, 90.
Concert commence at O'Clock. After concert
dancing until IL O'CLOCK feb 27-lw
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FRESH vENIs0N.

lust RECEIVED FROM THE WEST, A
y large lot Of superior vENISON ~ ~
Families and others can be suppliedINN faA
oy the saddles, or quantity to suit
purchasers. Also received, a fresh ~
supply Of superior OYSTERS. Families and
others supplied at the lowest price, corner Of
Penn avenue and ID street, Union Refectory.
1eo o-lm b. SCHAD.
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ID. SMITH,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
rONVEYANCING IN ALL ITS BRANCH
" es, promptly attended to; and all business
pertaining to the office Of a Magistrate will be
dispatched at the earl est moment.
FO@ce 18th street, between and 6, west
side feb l4-lm
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COOK Il SIMMONS.

GIFT sEGAR STORE,
MO 530k PA. AVENUE, BETWEEN Cd
every pc son purchasing Sc. ars to the & ~
amount Of F ifty Cents will receive sE
handsome present valued at from 25 cents to SO
The list Of Gifts embraces great variety Of Jew
elry, Fancy Articles, Books, &c, which will be
given away In order to induce rapid sales and
small profits mar 3-5.*
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PEAS, MUSHROOM, &c.
WE HAVE RECEIVED OF RECENT
w importation
Caampig mons In Cans Of and pounds
Petits Pois In Cans Of and POUNDS
Pate De Fois 6ras
Pate Faisan aux TruRes
Pate De Begasses
Pa Q De Pefdreav TruYes
For sale by --
feb q KING & BURCHELL.
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NEW DRY GOOD STORE.
THE SU UBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED
4 the stock Of Dry Goods In the store, No. 375
7th street, near I, fcrmerly occupied by X. 6 Hy-
att, and recently by J. w. Barneclo, Will hereaf-
ter continue the business In said store, where he
will be pleased to see his friends and the public
In general, and will endeavor to please every Gus
toner that favors him with their patronage
Having boughtthe Old stock at greatly reduced
price, he Is closing 1t out at 20 per cent less than
the original cost In order to make room for fresh
supply Of Spring Goods.
CHAS F. PERRIE,
feb 90-2W No SIS 7th street, near l.
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STRANGERS, IF YoU ARK .BUfING
- articles for Presents, remember that Ian.
aOSD's, 4ss Seventh street, 10 The place 70 ge
hen ehssp. MAJ S.&
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ID A " RIG


Mr.. Rice will introduce his
Talking Horse Excelsior, Dancing Steed Eureka
and Four Comic Mules,
Besides the Dancing Mares Pauline and Coouette,
who will be introduced by MILE MARGUE.
RETTE, In a Tandem Menage Act.
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Amusements.
PROMENADE CONCERT.
INAUGURATION BALL ROOM,
City Hall Square.
III URSDAY EVENING, March 5. 1857,

NAuTCn ICOfs
PRO6RAMME-PARr1,
L. oveiture-Fun Bands-Nozzede Fizaro
=. Natalien Waltz Us performed by Ger
mania Band. nd.......................L .Labitztv
5. eolo-Clarionette-Herr Wagner .-y
4. Romance-Robert le Diabie-arranged
by Z. Lenchow........ ........... Meyerbeer
S. The Vsgabond Polka. Gurzl
8. Wedding Narch-F ull Bands. Mend els sohn
PARTII. 10
l. Ore<ture-GaZza Ladra. ...............Ro X ossini
p Pot Pcuri-Oue Foscari-a brilliant ope-
ratic selection-for ore orchestra...........Ve VefdI
s. solo-by the celebrated Contra Bassist,
Herr ChrstienI
4. Fackeltanz-torchlight dance. .Meyerheer
s. Drum Polka (exira drums) julien
o. Railroad Gallop-with limitations by the
orchestra, Of a train In motion, &c ....6unzl
Doors open at t6-Commence at8
Tickets TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
mar 3-3t
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For sails and Rent.

EHOR RENT.-THAT LARGE AND VERY
IL desirable Store Room and Cellar, No 100 on
Bridge street, near High, Georgetown, formerly
occupied BY Myers Bro as Dry Goods House,
Clothing store Possession given Immediately
To permanent tenant the rent will be made low.
Inquire Of JAMES FULLALOVE, or to Z 3.
WR kG HT, Aucuoneer feb 80 -da
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Washington Circus and Ampitheatrs.
Corner Of Seventh Street and the Avenus.
DAN RICE
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At tse Immenss Building erected for the
Inauguration Ball on City Hall square
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EfOR SALE, EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PROPERTY, OR r E T.-Possession
siven frst Of April next, that delightful situation
situated near Mr.. J. Sales, containing acres Of
Land, with all Its Improvements. Tile good
In good state Of cultivation. For further par
uculars apply 70 the subscriber at the Dead Letter
Ohse, or at No 439 9Th street, between & and r
feb 21-2awH GEURGE KENDALL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

FEDERAL CouRr.-The court was engaged
yesterday, in the case of Washington Cline,
EhO was tried on the first Indictment, for pass
ng counterfeit United States coin. The jury,
liter being out short time, returned with a
Ferdict of guilty. The evidence ELECTED was
ebundant and positive, going to show. without
doubt, that theaccuscd WAS guilty. The court
room was pretty well filed during the greater
part of the day, unusual interest being manifest
ed in the progress of the trial. Cline is to.be
tried to-day on she second and third indict-
ncnts found against him for sin,iIar offences.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-15

"GrrrEn sxrPE LrNE."-The packets have
been Withdrawn between this place aud Pitts
bursh, owing to the low water. 1t is proposed
to put on again what has usually been known
as the "Gutter Snipe Line" between Wheeling
and Pittsburgh. Itconsists ola canal boat or
Fat and horse. The quadruped is attached to
the boat by long line, and takes the shore
dragsing the boat behind him. This willsuper,
ccdc the use of steam during the season when
the Ohio only shows slight datnpness in its
bed. :
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FLORAL HALL,

The young ladies' aud gentlemen of CITY will plea
be formed opportunity viii be furnished them f
spending few hours together very pleasantly on Wheeling
island GU Saturday, Monday Tuesday next, In Citing
up and beautylns with and eversreenS the Flo-
raj Hall.
This work canno. be done without the aid of the ladies,
as is peculiarly province aud the Instructive tenden-
ciss Of their natures order and make things
beautiful Who then so well qualified ladies to erect
and adorn the temple the PoraH We most cordially In
vite them then to all US in much theis own.
MARSHALLs FOR FLORAL HALL.
N H. Tickets to pass them free of toll, be had By
any who viii aid in this work, by applying to
a. s. TODD,
septt-1v or ]. X. BOTsFoRD.