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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-30

~ THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR COVER.
NORA correspondent, writ Ls that soon as Gen.
acker hatd that he had been nsminaicdf for Coverno
by the Democta,c Convention at Harrisburg, he de-
clare hi ms eli ovcrjoyed, and avowcd his lcterm
take the stump at an early day in nm irresistible
suit OF clothing from he mag uicent establishment of
GpASviLLE STOKES No. COZ (lae aOY Chestnut street
above Gth, Phudclphia.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

JAN 12-'rhc select committee of the House
Ito examine the alleged cOrruption) adopted, at
"a meeting this morning, Il stringent rule, with II
view to the prevention of premature exposure
of their proceedings, and took military steps for
subpoeming witnesses. The likewise instructed
their chairman to offer resolution asking the
House to enlarge their powers.
In addition To Friday S dispatch relative to the
contemplated illegal occupation of certain Shaw
nee Indian lands by large bands of organized
whites, it is believed that before now the eXecu-
tive of Kansas has i'll consequence of his Sug
gestive representations to the administration,
been invested with full authority in the premises
even to the employment of the military, should
fair warning to the intrudcrs prove unavailing.
The reservation is easy of access from Missouri,
and gentlemen from Kansas, now here, say the
rendezvous of the insurgents will beas Westpo-t,
in that state.
The disbursements at the Office of the Sergeant
at Arms Of the House of Representatives for the
pay and mileage of members amounted to ST.
4Ol, 3l4 or over 100000 per month from the
assembling of the present Congress.
The committee on territories have prepared
report adverse to the petition of the citizens of
Carson Valley, asking for the annexation of that
portion of Utah territory to California. One of
the reasons for the refusal is that California is
too large already, and it would be made more
unwieldy by such an extension of its boundaries.
The committee believe that some measure of
wider scopa Is necessary to effect cure OF the
evils of which the citizons of Carson Valley
complain, viz: Mormon expressions; and ac-
cordingly recommend the passage of the bill
now on the calendar for tho prevention and pun
ishment of bigamy This they add, would re-
move the moral and political pestilence which
makes Utah the scandal of the American peo-
pie.
The committee on Territories have also pre-
pared an ,inlavorable report on the petition for
the organization of territorial government at
Arazona, in the Gndsden purchase From the
statements TO the committee it appears there
are from eight to ten thousand Inhabitants there
in, and the lowest estimate from two to three
thousand. Taking the medimm there are
from five to seven thousand white inhabit-
ants, and this number is deemed too small
for separate government and will not
warrant large expenditures necessary for
that purpose, especially as their interests
may be advanced in a more economical way, in
lieu thereof the committee intend reporting a
bill establishing judicial district south of the
Gila, creating the office of Surveyor General,
providing for the adjudication Of certain land
claims, granting donations of lands to actual
settlers, anl providing for representation in the
Legislature of New Mexico. This is all the re-
dress the case requires, in the opinion of the
committee
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~ RsrOC Da Gr1Ih's sGIccIrGc DII,-Tne
NsW PRAuTIusE LsCIRC CURIs the premonitor
death Relieve the pain and you che ok the disease.
Prof De rah's Electric Oil is marvel of this for
Cures rheumatism often in day.
Cures Neuralgia: ToOthache, minutes
Cures Crnmpi Stomach, minutes:
Cures B Paas 10 ack hFsSsa ddS days
Cures Earache, StiG Neck, AEue, night.
Cures Felons Broken Breast, 6eum $40 days cures
Qunsy, Palpiiaon Plepri.1 10 10 dag c@Fes Asthma
Scroua Asess to 10 days Frosted Feet and Chill
ASK Mr. wiEins, OF Lynchburg If Chas De Grath's
trio Oil did not cure him OF rheumatism aud strains re-
ASK Rev Nc Caldwcllf tdld relieve him of
cough and painln the breast in one night =,
swcIle the THROAT in Hseen minutes, when the
Docto. said lie would die in a short time
Ask Mrs Argyle IL it did cot relieve her of the headache
ASK Mrs BaekGord of Lynchburg If it did her
. DF'1'''S D'S DEAFNESS CURED.
NEw LAvES, May 18th, 1885.
Alter trying many things ne used your Oh few ana
AK Mr ' sersnto Who aerwaG bo1sR, so worth to
sell. Ny ELECTRIC OIL removes all pain at once henma
Afflicted iS Years and weekl Read letter
from Rev james Temple: ~, ,,e
Prof De GRATH:I been afflicted 10 years with Neu
ragia an other painful cOuinaints, unable
insi Week got boItIe of your ',EecIrc Oil The
ng lit slept soundy well aud like
done what the physicians OF Phadelphia failed
TO do in IS years. Gracefully. yours 90
This Oil is mild pleasant anu harmsss It's properties
make OIL they know nothing OF its manufacture,
The only genu old establishment 80 South
Sth street, Philadelphia, not removed advertised by
base Name ON the wrapper and blown IN tnT bottle
Sole Inventor and Electric on IN tl,e world;
Forsale by Il. II. LOGAN co. and LAUGHIINs & HusH-
FIELD. octlG:w
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CnNnRRsSInNAL
CONduEoSlO4N<t
WAsniNGTOE, Jan. l2ttiS 1857.

WAsnNGToN, Jan. l2tl, 1857.
SENATE-The Senate resumed consideration
of the Iowa election case.
Mussrs. S!ideII, Adams, FeSScnden, Trumbull,
TOOlnbs aud HouslOn advocated Iiariaiis iighs
to seat.
Messrs Butler, Mallory aud Benjamin oppos-
ed it. The Senate adopted the resolution re-
ported by the committee ON judiciary, declaring
Harlan was not entitled To a seat as Senator.
Yeas-Ailen, Bayard, Benjamin, biggs, Bigler,
butler, CasS, Clay, COinegys, CHttcnueu, Dodge,
Evans, Fitzpatrick, Geycr, Hunter, lversOn.
Jones, QOMa) Mallory, Mason, Pearce, Pratt,
Reed, itusk, Sebastian, Stuart, IOucey, Weller
and Wright-2s Nays-Bell, (N. IL Bell,
(Teun.) brown, COllauler, Durkce, Fessenden.
Fish, tOOte, Foster, iaie, Houston, Pugh, Sew
ard, Slideli, IUOIDbs, Trulnbul, " AIDE aud W IL
son-IS. Adjourned
HoUsE.-.ir. Stantnn, nnder a suspension of
rules, offered u resolution inslrueth,g the COM
mittce on judiciary to enquire intO the eXpedi'
ency of re-OrganiZing the circuits and districts
of the U. :. ia such II manner Us to cgua!ize the
population aud business OF the several circuits
and districts and give TO all sections of Lne con-
fedeiacy their equal aud just representation in
the Supreme Court OF tue U. :. lie showed
the inequality now existing, and urged the I'M
portance OF such a rsiOrnl fl'e resolution
passed
Mr.. Benson reported back the Senate bill
amendatory of tne act to promote the ctticieilcy
of the Navy, which pruviurs for rl,e restoration
Of such dropped, furIOug rcd OF retired officers
as may be iavOraGIy reported, or through the
court martial, provided the findings be approved
by the President.
Mr.. Savage moved suspension of rules IN
order to enable him to introduce 4 resolution
making the bill persiol,ing the soldiers OF tie
war of 1912 tine special order an the Iirst lues-
day in February Disagreed; lu5 against 50,
watch was not t~o-thirds. Adjourned.
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az, .rLIit l.UKI.GO.

~. aav sold to SIessrs. Campbell & McDermOi
,.,-,,r.neer otEiee. wereturn our sineeretlrank'
.,,, for the many acts of kindness We have re-
M, hand. and cordially commend our successors
s,,,,. wsaountnotthey rilrever be found prompt
.. ,,,. 70 every department of business. and will
- deserve the patronage Of the community.
.,,. viii tun to the ls,h instant, and NC hope our
.,3p, in speedily closing up outstanding
,,... ., he hrm will be settled by either of the
-. NJ, Beatty will be found a. the Office for t;,a,
''''''' BEATTY co.
-, net. s,h, 1856.
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ITIS NOT a OYE 4

GREY Aairef, Bd, fcfeo tf5h ddae1ses ~ eA6
hair sctflp. read IA JaiiolriEg, and iadge e
MRS s A. ALLEN'S WORLDS HAIR HtSTOkEk.
Rev. ~. TAC1tEE TO years Of aEels pit-heTs Chen-
County, y v NJ hair b rrtorea u IL natural
srior and ass 20 fli''
Rev. TTEt, I'd 9IotheF's Magazine, n. Y. "Aiy
hair changed to natural color ard growing bai1 spet,
&c"
Rev. T. 7. STONE y. D. Concord, = H. -Niy hai-, UAeh
gTey, restored 10 it natural color. Ec-"
BsV. h. CLESDESTN, Chicago, III II can add ny telts
tnony, Recommend IL ms lTients :"
Rev. Il. WOOD, 1iddietoun n Y SIy own hair hAs
greatly tlrks and also that d OF family, VIE
y o-coTnins Laii Ec.'
becoming Obyiaiy,,, and nru hair forming. &e-"
Rev. A. PAINE, silver Greek, y " cit has produced
good effect hair. ani and have Commended y
Rev. JOS MCKEE, Pastor Of West D. T. CuFe, " r.
TecunIias f.is IL.
Rev. d. NORRIS, Cro.s River, n. =, also, and
Mrs. Rev. IL A PR AT. Hamdeu, y T.
We might sUs This s hut " the above fan 70 vince
TWY III Sold AL The principal merchants IL the United
$500 depot Nc.
Ntu YORK eoue dealer tr sen anti
Inst thls which they pFodf, -,
.rit. to depot for circular ani Information
III E-.l.
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TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE B. & o. R. Il.
IELnclilllI lSliilinil. NnY. 2ath. $50.

TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE B. & .. r. Il.
Wheeling Station, Nov. 29th, 1856.
ON and Monday LIST OF Dreen,her, the Passenger
Trains viii leave this station daily al 65 A. A and 42U
p II. Wheeling time. =,
The Mail Train daily (exeeP Sundays) at 6;S5, A. NJ,
WIN receive and discharge passengers at all the principal
The Express Train daily 4sso P. 81, will receive and
discharge following stations only BEN
Wood MoundsviIle, Cameron Burton, Farmont FetieI-
man. Grafton, NeW6urs, Rowlssbnf
Sir Run, Marnsburg, HaTpers Ferry, AiohoSaeS'
SyGesviie and Washington Junction. -,
The viii arrive as follows: The At4't"
A. NJ daily Express 15O r ~ daily The Accouimo-
dalton Wheeling 90 Cumberland Ei ne diseoh-
w. s. woODsIDE, Superintendent.
IL ]. R.FORD, Agent.
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GENRE WHEELING must be lively place these
ec,,-cspeciaily among the Elibernians, mas
,g,l as a part of our job room force have been
lie Lusily employed, of late, on all sorts ofin-
ils,ion cards to fancy dances down that way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

Con bargains are said to be had at B. II.
ga.son's, who wishes to dispose of his goods
b such terms as will give satisfaction to those
Eantlas them. lie has variety of winter caps
ID bats, that will be disposed of to advantage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

HE CANTERBURY TALES 2 VOL, u NO. PUB-
l'sHEDnY Mason & BRornEl,, New YoRk. --Suchi is
lne title Of two volumes whichhave been sent us
These Canterbury tales as will be recollected oy
many OF our readers are the work of another
generation. They were the production of two
sisters, the daughters OF Mr.. John Lee, an Eng
,'Sa 0arristcr. The first volume of the Capter-
Jury Tales was published in 1897, and was fol-
'o~ed, at intervals of few years, by four other
'o'aAes under the same title The present col
,sS''on contains all the tales from the pen Of
harriet Lee. One of these is famous for the use
%aas Of it by Lord Byron, in the construc-
10" OF Werner, the only drama of his which
mas been successful ON estage. These Canter-
Jury tales were in great demand among the con-
SmporSrieS of Byron both at court in England
'aa France, aud among the gentry and best So
ee'y of Europe On their first appearance they
Fas'ed through several editions, and they have
ood the test Of criticism, and survived the rise
anu iaiI of new favoriteS, for more than half a
,S'''ufy, They have formed the sabiect for q
'''uSand interesting conversations in dining
:O0'nS' coaches, Steamboats,, and any where thai
,L''el'sGnt people cOngrcgate, aud they deserved
Fank next to the writings Of Fielding, Sterne.
'molIet' Richardson, De Foe, and that class OF
"'i'eFs We commend these volumes to the
@''ennon Of our lady readers, as something af-
iIo'a'0g high and cultivated enjoyment for their
r NJ hours. They form peculiar reading
lsy can be had handsomely bound in cloth
'ols. for Sl.T5.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

Us request that our patrons would always
nd in their advertisements by three O'Clock
The afternoon, in order to secure their inser
IN in lie morning following. The crowd of
,.t work renders il necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

,-. ~ N New Discovery FOR THE TEETu.-D Diseased
cent nave been rendered InsenSibe to pain by
lm aent composed of Canada balSam and Stacked
to,,b winch is to be inserted in the hollow of
sfFas !Ne Wil. 1t is stated that such pills
chSo u Immediate relief in all toothaches but
S sc cases Contamination. The remedy for
T Is simple, safe and can easily be tried
~ person -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

vs- Fseoi RranIIIIn and Prot. De g ruth.
Frsnn brought electricity fUu the heavens to the saran
prof De Crah applied electricity to relieve diseased
mortas Prof Dc ELECTRo OIL does not cure every
thing certainly Rheumatism and Ne@raIsia IN
day or ~ cures Group Cramp, Pains In the Breast IN ten
minutes; cures sprains Wounds from one 20 Three
DAYS: cures EarAche, Deafness Sore BreRst IN Two us
cures Piles Glands, StiG Nick, from one to three
days cures Eryspcas, ScrOln Pmpes, from TWO TO zen
DAYS; cures Palsy out, PAPitatOn, Ghoera Corns IN
I few days - 49,. 90.
/ Also by LAUGHLINs' & BUSHFIELD,
noyis Monroe Street.
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TONIGHT will be performed for the last time
bis season, the great French Drama of the
AaoLE HEAtT, which is so celebrated for ITS
pcce,,ful rivalry of Camille, having occn play
1 $50 Nights in succession in Paris. Mr.. Han
licn tabes the part of Raphael, and Mrs. Cum
bashsm that of Aspasia.
Look out for Billy Barlow's benefit on to-mor-
tow night
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MASONIC pIRNCTORY.

ohio Lodge No IOS.-Meets at Masonic Hail,
corner Market and Monroe streets the fr and third Mon
lay evenings Of each month"; w. sIenTs, W. Nj AEee-
dnder LGagaiin Secretary.
wheeling lodge NO. I3S.-Mccts obOve on
the third Thursday evenings each month"; f. Il.
BRENTLIxGER, W. Nj S. ", Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union GtnPter NO. 19.-Meets a
above secoaa Monday evening Of each month. We
ScotT, IL. Pr S. ". Penr~on, Secretary.
wheeling EmcnmPmcMt No. I.-Meets a
above tourt Monday evening OF each month"; W.
BATES, G. c., a. Loriag, Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

PEDrAns are swindling in bogus Brussels and
Chantilly laces, in Ohio they profess to be
connected with respectable city houses. As
they arc old hands at the business, it is proba-
BILE they may extend their operations, So look
out for them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

The FlRE COMPANIES. -As the Council meets
tonight, we trust that the subject of an appro-
priation to the Fire Companies, viii be acted
upon. We have learned that their wants.wet
pressing, and the Council had the matter before
them, we believe, at the last meeting Yesterday
painfully demonstrated tOevery one the urgent
need of thorough fitting up The city is in
eminent danger, while such state of affairs is
allowed to exist. Let the necessary funds be
voted by all means, and the engines be put in
good working order.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

ADyRrTIsNG.-Thc merchant who docs not
rivcr,isc literally in the newspaper has been
.ry appropriately compared to q man who has
lantern, but who is too stingy to buy can
be-; he stumbles about in the dark long afterall
is more sensible ncighbors have lighted them
dvcs home. Business men should ponder the
nth contained in this short paragraph.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

A YOUNG lady, who was recommended to ex-
ercisc for the benefit of her health, replied: 81
will jump at an offer of marriage, and run my
own risk, if that kind OF exercise will do"
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. CHURCHEs oF wHElsLINe5.


For the Information OF strangers visiting The city, pub
s the following list Of the different Churches and their
time ami place of meeting II there are any mistakes we
wImake the necessary correction With pleasure:
ST. JattHetc's E,iscoPuii0a, Corner Monroe and By:On
streets Rev f. T. PLREINs, RECTOR morning services le
O'Clock, evening, Z.
81. IOhns Epscopalioa Main street, hetween Frst and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev G. X. WARNER PastOr
morning services 10y o'clock, evening" ~.
First Prc.5yterinn, REv. r. H. wEEp, Pastor Fourth St.,
between Monroe ami Quincy services morning and alter
noon.
Second Presberian, webster street, between Main and
Market. Centre Wheeling morning and evening.
Preslyerd,,, ruth street, between Chestnut and
Tlbert south wheeng Rev. E. wOoDs PASTOR servl-
ces morning and evening.
ourt; tresOtera,., Pastor, MAR street,
between Washington Adams stsi services morning and
evening.
Fouaa Street MsiEOdist Episcopal, Rev. T. MOOSE Pas
tor street, between MOnrue and Quincy; services
morning evening.
Mort, sytel ueodisf Eptseopah Rev. 1sos, Pastor
corner Market ana TO"' sS. Not Wheeling; services
mornn and evening
lHapIine Nrett Methodist EptscopdE, Rsv. s. r. DAw-
son. PASTOR Chapne street, First and Second,
! Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
South Whee'fng N. E. c.urei, Rev. c. D. DA71ELLE,
Pastor; services morning and evening"
NHeeliag Island CaGpei ON Wheeling Island Rev. +.
cesgnan Kettodit Episcopal, Rev, C. nElwro, Pastor,
chapue street, wees and Third, csntre Wheel
81 James clahed-dt Roman Catholic, Bt DsHnP
T. " wuELAx Eifth street, Hampton; services
/ morning and afternoon.
Associate RsJorseed Rev j. T. MCCLURE, PASTOR corner
OF Market Jefferson ss ssrYices morning ana alter
noon
Sixth streets; services morning and evening.
Disciple's Market street, between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling; services 1C5G the morning, aud "a
evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

WASTED TO RENT.
-ro SMALL DmELLIIG HOUSES, containing about
CONS and kitchen pleasantly situated, and convent
"a y-.ines. Possession wanted LIST of April. Apply AZ
a.. iant0-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

g,sr4prs the lecture of DR.. Butler, tonight,
Washington Hall
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ANDREW j. DoNrLsoN, ofTennessec, has pur-
chased plantation in Bolivar county, Missis-
sppi.
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Baltimore, Jan. l2.-The Circuit Court at its
session on Saturday, granted the injunction re-
Straining the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad from
consumating its proposed dividend OF SOper cent
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

.,..r,inr subscription, advertising or other
Of tie IntiiIgencer, should be addressed 70
the editorial department of the paper
-. 10 he Editors jointly, or to either Que
-..p,. writing for publication, will please write
70 ,!r OF tie paper. o,,t., 50,
s Of as s:cnt fsi to S F
80 -, ',tIerwise receive
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FLEE on WATER STREET.-Ycsterday about I
I. NJ, the alarm Of fire was raised, and in pro-
Feeding to the spot, we found that it was on the
building owned by Plattoff Zane aud formerly
occupied by G. W. Anderson, as a Commission
House, near the corner of Water and Union SITS.
TIr fire had caught from some sharings and,
from all We could learn, had made considerable
head way Leloreit was discovered. The engines
were promptly on the spot after the alarm was
Paisel, but were found, with the exception of
me or two, not to be in working order. II
was good while before hose from the fire
plugs could be brought to bear, and serious ap-
lrchensions were felt for the whole block Of
IoGidingS The adjoining buildings were fire.
qucntly ON fire, but the flames were cxtinguished
before they had done any great amount of dam
age The whole inside of the building wus
burned out or rendered useless, and we did not
learn as to whether it was insured or not Mr.
Scgal, who occupied the north end as a clothing
store, looscs some $500, in burned and destroyed
goods. Mr. Berry, who occupied the adjoining
oailding on the north side, looscs about $1,000.
ny reason of his ropes &C., being destroyed and
damased,witE.the mud and water. We learn ne
ISnsuTcd to the a,nount of So, OO0-S2, 900 in the
Citizens Company of Wheeling, and s., 600 in
the Valley of Virginia" Mr.. Gibson suffers
also both in the loss of the repairs he was max
'ns on the building, prior to its being occupied as
a a"'e,and in the loss of his carpenter tools. He
mas been Ningularly unfortunate, we learn, this
ail and winter, in the jobs which he has under
taken. Great sympathy is felt for him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

SOMETHING FOR TIE LADlEs-A medical jour
nal of authority, remarks that were the kind of
gloves and shoes worn by those who would not
think themselves fashionably dressed, if either
was as easy as the natural covering of their
skin, Imposed by the sentence of judge, for
infringing a statute law, how awfuly cruel it
would be considered. Yet those who thus con-
fine the blood vessels, and embarrass the circu-
Iation, cannot account for their headaches, par
alytic shocks, palpitations, and other disturban-
ces ofthe vital apparatus. as they have uniform
ly avoided all excuses. Were each finger ban
daged tightly down TO the bone, two hours
day, what would be the probable effect upon the
general health?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-13

orn CrsroN House.-We are indebted to
Hon. r. NJ. +. Hunter, for handsome copy of
the Report on Finances" in which we find the
following concerning our Custom House:
"The work on the building designed for the
uses of the Custom House and Post Office was
commenced on the 21st day of August and has
The excavations for the cellar and foundation Of
the cellar walls are complete. The cellar walls
are raised to a level one foot above the under
sills. The beams and grders are partly fin
Shed and will be sent forward to the building
as fast as they are wanted. The columns for the
basement partly cast and the patterns for
the remaining cast iron are on hand.
Total of appropriation silI 500 90
expended 10th Sept, 1856 81 lS2 sS
Balance available for the completion of the work. sSlE VI
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A FARM
AT p fINATE SALE.

:
STNIIE subscriber for sale Farm containing 1850
acres of which about 100 cleared and under good
fence The balance being w nbcred, aud 80 acres Of i
excellent Stock farm, well supplied with
never-1aiing Springs OF The improvements
hewed log house. "a 81 double barn, with Sheds and
buding>; orchard grated fruit trees,
Said farh situated in West Pley township,
Washington Co.. Pa miles from West Alexandria. and
Y miles Union IN MaFshall Co, Va. IL the
shsud not b. sold by the ls Of March, 1851
will Possession be had the LIST Of April
next. Terms suit the purchaser
Application may ibr subscriber. At West Lib.
erty, ohio Co., Va, TO Wni Mcfarland the premises
ROBERT MCFARLAND
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