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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-04
TnE NExr NOMINEE FoR CoNGREssMAN.-Froln

TnE NEXT NOMINEE FOR CoNGREssMAN.-Fron
the vicinity of Farmont, we learn that our in
situations and suggestions concerning the nom
ination of Mr. Alph Raymond as the next can
didate for Congress from this district, inject
with hearty endorsement" We are assured
that she is man entirely acceptable" to the
people: that "he will draw out full party
vote" at home besides drawing in "a large out
side influence" 1t is thought that sit is only
necessary to let the people of the back counties
understand that he will be candidate" to in
sure him their undivided support at the next
nominating convention"
All this goes to confirm the opinion which we
expressed the other day that all that it was ne
cessary for the Hon. Aph. Haymond's friends
to do, was to come early into the field, and push
his claims with energy. They must, of course,
receive the entire sympathy of the back coun-
ties, which WILL naturally enough, favor the
claims of one of their own raen, before they will
those of any man from any other PORTION of the
district. Especially will they do so in the next
convention-for although the letter of the IA
nous Blacksvillc resolutions, may have been
done away with, the spirit-the aRimus that
dictated them in past times, still remains, and
will remain.
And can anybody say that it is not natur
al enough, and right enough that it should
be so? Certainly rot. The feeling is the
offspring of sense of local pider and de-
sire to participate equly with the river di-
vision of the district, in furnishing legisla-
tors. At the last Convention, at Mounds
vilIe the back county men came up in full
force and power to the support of a river coun-
ty man, desiring and expecting, nc doubt, re-
turn of the compliment at the next Convention;
and now if the mountain county people, as they
seem likely to, indicate desire that the nomi-
nee should be chosen from their midst-with
what sort of grace or face could our delegates
jim that Convention refuse to accede to their
wish? They could not refuse and would not
refuse; so that we say again, if the friends of
Mr. Raymond only bestir themselves and let
it be known and shown to the river counties
that he, Mr.. Raymond, is the choice of the
mountain county cohorts for next Congressman
all that will remain to be done will be to cast
the votes.
Can't, then, that touchy little Red Womus Or
gan, the Fairmont Tirginian, open the ball on
Mr.. Haymond's behalf, by letting all know
how he stands on the Lecompton business?
How is he, pro or anti7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-04

A phrenologist being Intercepted as to what
organ would be most likely to preponderate in
in the head of drunkard, replied, The barrel
organ"
Or all the worldly habits, the habit of gamb-
ling is the most adverse 10 intellectual advance
ment, the most ruinouS to intellectual health.
The little value Providence sets on riches, is
slowed.
WHAr is the height of imagination! Having
dined at tavern, to imagine you have paid the
waiter, and for him 10 suppose SO too.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-04

HIouLI INDIGNANr.-A small fry backwoods
Organ, someidistance down below, takes up pref
ty much all its space with relating the difficulty
between Senator Caldwell and Lieut. Governor
jackson, under the sensation head of "A SLAM
DERER DIsGRAcEp."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-04


LOCAL MATTERS IN OUR LEGIsLATUKE-Pr0-
longation Of the Session.-By yesterdays mails
we find an item or two of some importance
midst the legislative proceedings. First among
these, is the indefinite postponemcnt of the bill
to grant the right of way, and the right to build
bridge, to the Panhandle Railroad, running,
as our readers know, from Pittsburgh across
through Virginia, Holidays Cove.
This, of course, kills the bill, regardless of
what tho House may do.
A bill was next taken up by the Senate, and
passed, providing that no bank note, in the State
shall hereafter be issued of a less denomination
than twenty dollars.
In the House, test question was introduced
intended to try what notion the members had of
going home soon. From the vote we should
suppose they were inclined to linger. And we
think that they ought They have
500 bills and reports on their Calendar, and the
Senate has almost as many. If the Legislature
now adjourn, all the money that it has cost the
State to have these bills brought forward, com
mitted, and in any way partially matured, will
be just like so much cloves labor lost"
Indeed, the Richmond South-for all the leg
islature is one pretty much of its own choosing,
and most generally to It's mind in matters eff
fecting the goose question in any woy-takes
OCCASION to say that it has done very little, as
little as it could we'll help, so far. The only
trouble now is, is the honorable body likely TO
do any better, if they have month of grace
accorded thetuy
Probably So had better give them trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-04

If You don't know what every body else knows
YOU had better hold your tongue; and ifyOu
know something that everybody knows, you
had better hold your tongue too.
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recruit going through the exercise of sword
cut, asked how he should parry. "Never mind
that, said the old husSar, who was fencing-m mas
ter to the regiment you only cut-let the enc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-04

Males lS-Eemales II -COIored O-29.
nh4-St GEO. BAIRD, Jr., Secretary.

Who Would be Without it?
NOW that has commenced between Gas q certain
~ price Gas at all, We have made complete
rangements keep fully supplied with the Sylyc OIL which
for safety purity light, ciearnesS and cheapness
perior other in Pins OIL Camphne, Sc,
OIL the lowest price for sale wholesale and
tail J. K. OUNaAM 4 COS,
mh3 No. lis Main { 90 water So. WheelinE.
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To Let.
$ ''sI[I''' i NEW 4 ElRM-

DRs. EAErLETT wTNCHELL n-B,i,,, =,
JFSS NaTketStrret, opposite " ashnl tot nan WI
Dr. Winchsll being compellcd by his rapidly nerr,.
bds1ess, to add TO his facilities doing toe .a 80
pieasuTein info Tnsing his friends the public
formed business correction with y. ;. artIett N
~nO nas had fifteen p-r
tai profession. ~
Sa Sica and Mechanical Dcntstry-art Iam ar1ift 80
pTactire all the latest improvements Of the DsuaiAt "
guarartee that for b~auy durability aud practical -
thei~ Artificial Teeth shall not he Surpassed. 10y
Persons who have deuied themselves the pleasure ard
comfort of Artificial Te from great dread - 49,,
inexperienced during He preliminary rytrr
ton OF the old teeth aud eots Informed that nv
process, entirely unlike COTcfoUm Ether ana s-I,
BILE 'n most cases and scecfiyHrlsIsAs all tech A.,
now extracted without pain.
Any Information u iVice appeTtaininE 10 their No.,
sion they viii be pleased To give gratis.
Please call and eNamHe specimens Of A5-ferl Teeth
- once oDsn at all 4Od s-rIe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-04

QUnLs are things that sometimes are taken
from the piniOns OF one goose to spread the CD
pinions of another. "
A coffin maker having apartments to let, post
e e.I ms DILL announcing the same upon coffin
lodgings for single gentlemen"
MHAT" inquired schoOlmaster, 'what is
the sharpest boy in the class. ''U
ESQ" at the end of mans name. is like a
curl in pigs tail-mOrc for ornament than use.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-04

IHE GREAT HOLLAND RENEDY- Bahare,s Hol-
land Bitter',-PersOns subject to nervous or sicl,
headache, will find in Boerhave's Holland Bit,ers
sure safe and pleasant remedy. 1t soothes the
throbbing head, cOrrects acidity of the stomach.
assists digestion, and creates healthy appetite.
IL IS without doubt, most delightful prepare
tiOn' and an eliectral remedy. The fact that it
Is now very popular medicine throughout all
the Holland settlemets in Wisconsin. New Yort
Michigan, Illinois and Indiana. spe,ks ,,,,.L -
its favor See advertisement in another coInr u,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-04
Trust Sale

TOY virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed TO ne oy -
Volleiar, dated the tEenty-srconi day o. H., h,
less, and o. record IN the CirTz'z oi-e OF Oiio 90
Deed Book No 81, 20 &c Vii sell At pi'ii o-s'
the front door Of The JSurt Hhusc OF SAL
Monday the 5;h day Of prii ls5H Lot nurnb-f 49,
IT, what was formerly called ReliietoWn south
Ing. Said sale is made satisfy note given y sA
deiar to John Sehoeeke, described IN slii aS rg
W Ney ~ 0o4S- Trusfrr
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EPIrAPm.

Here Les my wife, poor Polly; let berH
she hnds Tepose atlast-and SO dol.
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baby ~c had better give them trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYx
-
BY 3. B. Cook & Co.
UsTEE'S SALE OF TWENTY


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY
a FIVE ACHES OF LAND IN HENR1cO CDyJy.
TY At AUCTION by sirtne or a deed Of frlst.
executed 70 the subscriber by James Pa re- and dull
recorded IN the county OF Henrico shall proceed 10
sell, at public ANTON ON WEDNESDAY, the nth
inst, ut 10 o'clock. NJ In front Of said comfy Court
House. certain tract OF parcel of land living ana
being In the county Of Henrico. containiag twenty.
i've acres. surveyed By Bates. Of Richmond, ard
adjoining the lands of Sfarke. Burtanr Hartiin's
&C, being the same land which Was convened to
Samuel Page, by Edmund Cary and wife by deed
bearing date the 5th day Of January, 1855 and Of
record in the Clerks Office of uenrco county cnurf
in deed book 80, page 81.
TERMs-Cash as TO ~ much Of the proceeds a. NAV
be necessary to defray the expenses of sale and 10
discharge the amount OF note Of seventy Eve dol
lars, with interest thereon from the 18th day Of De-
cemher 1857. rs to the residue. six months credit
for approved negotiable parer. with interest added
aud title retained until fral payment The title IL
peieved 10 be good but will convey such title only
as Is vested In me as trustee
JOSEPH r. YOUNG, Trustee.
Gale conducted by b Cook Co. Auets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
BY Larus & Shine. Aucts-

SPLENDIDS STOCK OF GOLD AND SILL
,.1,., sER WATCHES AND JEwELRY, COIN an.
Nhn WARE. &c. AT AUCTi0N.--wili b. sold Al
pune auction at slere No "a Main street nsxt door
splendid assor tment 0f fine Gold and SILVER stehas
~ splendid stock OF Inc Gold Jewelry suitable
Ivr iadlss ana genilsmen. together with srlendid
ne above stock y from large manufacturing and
suspended 800 A'sen"S
AS- Sale II commence on MONDAY EVENING.
tne ist March. at o'clock and will be Continued
MyhN INC and EVENING every day this week
Estes positl4e, as the goods must be sold to the
ni ~ 81 oidaer. LakUS SHINE
ie !
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By z. b. Cook q 90

by virtue of Deed IF Trust, executed
- by John Taley, on The - day of October.
1906 and OF record in the Clerks Office of the Hust.
OF The beneficiary therein named VIII be soid. on
FkiDAf. the 18th IF March, at the residence Of sad
haiiey on slain corner 1T Nineteenth street all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture of said Tailcy
at IL O'clock A M. 81 (tJOK 4 IO
nh 2-ilt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
BY Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Son

' BIN YOUNG AND WELL BRoxR
Ho,sa aEs 90. AT AUcTI0N-wiIl - se,A :, -
DAY tss ;ss ~ the Pair Grounds, on THu sE
,s ana Wen broke Mules and srSs,.i 49,
several street Wsro amsrs and TsaastsTs ziss'
IERNs-Suns Ut 500 and nuder ea.h
amount mouths credit for approved 49,. 49, NJ
'e e !, added JAS n TAYLOR & soNSn
posTPoNEMENT The above sale 4 nosssax
70 MONDAY. the sta Of March. S'pssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
BY Goddin q Apperson. Aoots- :
TWO BRICK 1.Uyprp uon.r. !

1--WE BRICK LUMBER HOUSES ON
TwrnsAshI STREET AND BASIN BANK an.
tfIs TIN yrH and 10TH STREETS, FOR SAFE Ar
liza Ma.c a. ieso on the premises. al n oeiork
sdieining he coal .a 1a sosses locsssd above
ana mos w. McCance. They front tasssh.D sSSsoy
teet They are admirably located for stors % nrr
70, . .. ieF commission houses, being mmsdateiy
dsaasOne nth cash. balance at 8, 20. 20 and a
'or negotiable notes, beariug Interest -
and insurance for ISIS TO be paid By the purchssrr
sa. -, 6UDDIN APPERSOy
lsncS
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AUCTION sALBs.
FUTuRE D1Ys
By Dickinson. Hill g. 90.

SALE OF EEGRoES.--Dy virtue OF o
decree offise Cirt uit Court Of the city az Rich
Isond. pronounced the 18th or Febrnary 1874 4,
.ns sur o. Hall and ls Halls admir- ana ais Tur-
s ana 1e IS Williams and als sell 1t public nuc.
,nsnn Hill Ga, ON franklin street, in the eIty Of
hlchnond on the 10th day Of March next con, u
eng az w oclock, Y, ten or twelve likely NeQroes
consisting OF Men, Women, Gtrls aud BOYS
THOMAS " DusWE I'LL.
Admir- OF Nelson W Hall. decd, AMI oorlul'r,
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BY Chas, 7. Workman & Co.

tAk6O SALE OF NEW ORLEANS
TIols SUGAR AND CUsA MOI,AssEs AT arr
ha auS.-on WEDNESDAY, March 10Th. At orr War.
rs :, Il, On ny lhe DOCK commencing At II o'clock i,
takapas. La, consisting Of ~" " A'n@' iroih Az
wri I ha h h prime 70 choice SUGARS
scbr Flor. W 70 the above SALE tia cargo per
5a, Consisting Of 1'e'''' iroh Cardenas, Gu
;na h n prime Cuba MoLAssEs
iuo Heroes do do do
M 70 bbis do do do
oyar Si0o , oAht-for All sums under $780, cesf,.
naner O' months credit. for approved nagotiails
Fn sale without regard 10 weather
NH 4-+as caA5 WORKMAN & CO
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vv-s~s 80
Eu5LEES SALE a. I U1Tm-.
cuEsr r inrf ~ Isl aCRxs, LES aH E 49,
t. g sssisla led . ssa.t ;,ss 4sa.
scnlee dated the ca day q isrrs chssiss Herb.
sniisn u bs AM County Cont a 81 Ssly re-
% ne premises, on MUNDGY' ~. = puc1k enseion
Ar s i so ~ nee = s ~ II IS. lss
,aininx t3t acres, less or more - - dsea, ecs-
i - w uonsf Kitchen, Smoke Hous~ fse,. 1tx.eis
TE ne. gu ~ the ard, nns srovf Il Sta
apout ~ acres undsr I'm uxeh-
lana. y Sr9'-sh q Pins Timber Bour1 so 2
,a,ls s ~ 1oi; Minirce and Others located ne
nIaa Court House, between the kjchno.S 1eLss.
ig T.s road and the Cosb0f road. wit
AksAs given st the time Of sale
h as-,a, GEORGE HARRIS JONES.
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- -
BY Richard Cauthorn.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
Il GRllERIkS AM u.lIrS EIroI N A Al, " IA.

1 ItOb u8 . . II u Z Uf bIUCh IJF
GROCERIES. AND HOUSEHOLD AND KIT
CHEN FURNITURE.-By virtue of n trust deed
nom Jesse Barnes to me, recorded in thu Clerks
Office Of the Hastings Court OF the city of Rjcl
mend snail on THURSDAY. nth Of March 1859 at
io0ciock VI. at the store recently occupied by sad
ad lSth streets, sell at public auction 10 the hgh
est bidder. al the stock of Goods Groceries and
xtureS. IN kaid store Consisting If tho usual yai
~ To- be found in a retsil estahlj shn tent
Also, lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture
1ERAs-Cash as 10 all sums OF $50 and under; all
sums over so, sixty days credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
+ NANCE, Trustee.
Fate conducted Dy X. tACfHoRN ApCf. NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
By Alexander Mott.
DEREMPTORY sALE Fppsu AN,

- STAPLE DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, c,-Wnl
Sh, commencing at 10 O'clock. a large irsnics Of
sIssh AID reasonable Goods consisting Of Csssimeres
sstihets Iwseds. Linen, Drill bleached Jeans Sell.
las las, brown Linen, Table Diapers, Towels NAPKINS
SSanLoa Fjsnneis Patent Linen Threads, Net shirts
Disa ySn, ssossspender., Spring shawls. sc.
n ALso-200 Over Goats; % Cloth Dress and FrocL
Goats; Cashmere and Tweeds Pants. Vests. &c
~ ms sale u made to pay advances bargains NAV
oe T nao, rs every lot offered will be sold
1kEAs: All sums under $50 cash: over $50 IN
oays efeeit Tor endorsed negotiable notes.
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By Goddin & Apperson.
fTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM IN

4 'hUSTEES SALE Of A FARM IN
~, tGo0CllLAND County,. ON JAMES gIyEg
Ss I, ley - Mills ABOVE RICHMOND. AND %
oLAN b. I'll ERE0N.-As trus...e ia a deed a 4. ust
e&ecu' ed oy Sanlt b. Leake and WIFE benrip" dsta
*oVelEpef, 1877, duly recorded IL, Cnnsbiond
county Court, shall, i'll execution OF The same ana
WIN zee concurrence apd ,pprohation of said isae
proceed I" sell. at public auction Rt t}oochto "A
Court BCuse, on MONDAY, the 18th March w.
toeing court day. ct VI O'clock the tract Of ~ a.
joning the Court House. called Spowien ~,
winch sad ieake Resides containing IN osras
81 which about % acres river low crro,lcis Of |
nntsf quality. The high land il very gtsd ami ca
fao'e % the hlGii - Improvement There. Is an am
PIG Su2i,f Vi Wood Iand. embracing some, excellent
oak timber. The buildings on the place thoneh
not III good order, sufficient for the use of liz
place. ~ Vi ''''
After the sale Of the Land will be sold % Negroes
~ Oh whom; are " ung and likely, embracing Men
omen ana children, aud sInang the number in "a
good shoemaker. and several heamstresSes These
negroes are among iUa most valuable TO be fount IN
q snIlar e.tate. whether reference Re had to their
character. qualifications .r healtbneas. The terms
for the land will be n;st liberal viz one-fth cash:
balance at /. 2 and years { r touds besring in.
terest, tthe same pay able annually secured by "A
trust decd For the slaves cash, or in lien thereof
satisfactorily endorsed, negotiable notes M months
interest added Or Geo Harris. or John ThOmp,
son, Jr, Esq. living near tire place will slow ths
land 60 any one wishing to view the same.
kEAN, Trustee.
GoDnTN APPERs0E, Aucts,
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DRUGS, MnDIcIrna -

ms.
L woR inst COUGH SYRUP IN THE
IfARTsH0RNE's Pa Frpbbfr a cHEsIIsT.
h asn,,,..,, WILD CHERRY mr. VI
he s ,agasand who haze used Il TO DO
III or, gOSsuMPr;VE o,i5ssn S. from cold
Mao great n.a .s.sis ~ any Lung asstionh h
Hsa.ion Of the Imn,, 90 aud sllays ali In
M. p B h e., Z; q cont, and STAT 81.
gists in RiehmondI MA, LADD co aud all Drag.
ctrs.' I'll yon suffer with pain use 1 n.sg
"a - vi; ,ae great Pain Annihllatar hrsAoasxs
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GoDpIS & APPERs9S, Aucts.
NH 2--2awlWktdtds
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT ON

~ q. JAMES STREET, IN DUvAI's ADDITION.
AZ EXTENDED INTO THE COUNTY OF HENRI.
GO As Commissioners of the Circuit Court of
Richmond, By decree pronounced on tbs 18th To-
conib5r, IS j. III the case of Miller &C. vs. Crenshaw
&c we shall pro epd TO sell at public anction on the
premises, on TUESDAY, The 18th day of March
1888. st AZ o'clock, NJ, if fair, If nor the next fer
dnv. the Lot located rs above, of which Clement
James street, running hack gt.ut 100 feet.
TERMS Enough In cash to deiray expenses of sale
and costs of suit, and credit as to the resid TO- in
equal instatmenta. ct and MONTHS for negotiable
nnt@s satisfactorily endorsed and title retained ill
the last note is paid, and conveyance ordered by
he Court The taxes for 1855 to Do paid b. the pur
chaser. CHASTAfN WHITE -,
I'D. Y. CANNON Cohirs'
Sale couLurtsd nv tfuoIIy AZ AppFesna kuc.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

llAAt BoXEs Adamantins. Tallow and
iOOo Sperm Candles
2f1 boxes Lsguira ant Rio Coffee
80 bids Sides aud Shoulder
ID do Joles and Breasts
10 bbis Panty Hams
~ bits and 81 kegs Family Lard
loo kegs Cheap Butter
IGp bbis Potomac Gross Herrings
an bbIs Halifax Cut Hefrngs
80 half bbls Family hoa Herrings
IpD bhIs No 3 MaekeTel
30 whole and half bbls No Mackefei
30 hbl- Family RE Whlskey, very superior
20 bbls Ale and Cider
BrooBs. Buckets. around Coffee, Starch, Pepper,
Ginger, Spice. Matches. &c, for sale by
NIB 8 THOMAS JONES & co.
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HARTsHORNE'S GUAR

mt, onEAT PAIN ANNIHILATop, LIE
~, Maa af.,eie y the greatest discoyerx 4,
TsM NFuRsxESssIIqar ns rsgd Of REusA
S Spmhns ThRoAT, STIFF NECK. or n na,..
also 30 e sAGk Or any psrs Of BODY the
and Indigestion. hich arises from l or Dyspepsia
nensnds Of per.oss who have used or
derfnI nouar ~ nsse Decn astonished at its won.
TEN. ' pain from the sys-
EE- Bottles 25 30 cents. and a.
To be had of PURCYiI Tinn q m
ia a6-dH ep"tR.
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TWO HOUSES AND LnTs nNrAIIrv

- sTREkT AT AUCTION WIN be sold on TTr "a
DAY tho 9th OF March, en- the prc-niss cnTnmene
Ing at IA o'clock, NJ. two Lots frytjug ~, tyss ~
Valley street ss extended in the county atsave AZ
old distsry fronting 66 feet aud running hssL ne
ieet The lmprovetnenss consist of two wooden ten
ements, which are occupied by good tenants
TERMS :--0nethird cash; balance at 4and i months
interest added and secured by deed OF trpsf ,r ~
tie retained. JAS VI TAYLOR 4 St,N.
NH arota
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NEOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY !.

IVA certain cure for Fever and Ague-LBoN-
ARDS ANTID0fE for the above. is the create at
discovery of the age. 1t has never been known 20
fail, and is considered by numbers that have used it,
(and by the medical faculty,) the best medicine in
use.
References given by those who have been cured
by tho above medicine.
Price 81 Per bottle. To he had of
THOMAS LEONARD.
e13 Corner Of Clay and Adam streets
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BY Henry W Qusrles,
mo $50 Main street,
MFG ANT AQcaDT.T pAJfH nm

ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF JEW
a. ELkY TO BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION - Sales t,r
ladies' every Tuesday and Friday, Commencing Al n
O'Clock, and Ter gentlemen every night AZ osolosk
nave RECEIVED, and will have opened AMI arrapg.
ea by THURSDAY MKT, the most elegant assort-
hlsft OF hue Jewelry ever offered In this city, The
assoitnlent conprises great variety Of Watches
fefri Camao. Goldstone aud painted Breastpius and
t'arrinIs, Sleeya But tons. lockets, Chains 90 kc
n. above goods are Of very superior OF Ter con-
stitui,nS an assortment worthy the attention OF
purchasers, ethera wholesale or retail
Is - uESRY w QUARLES Auct
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no THE PUBLlC.--The undersigned.
i having learned that ramor IL current that the
s,r CIsaisEs HOTEL had ehaaged,eands, takes
81. ynsh0d 10 tBforin the public and his ifiends
,o,aitv ii Is false and that hi Is sti the ffopfie-
~ and ho expeots a. e9utioue ~. 80 :,
'aA a" .b, - heretofore viii be served with the
-, ths rnsrket ati,ra aud fhc Bar vita ehoteo
iia.,ors And every attcniion will be PAID 70 render
~ ,,,e<, CONT 81 able y bile ut the ST. CBARtEs
rs sions HAVING also declined in prices he also
nh refuse his rri Is Ia proportion. as follows.
-, anil .ftc, iSa ist day 81 March next
'' fatNS.ENr BoARpERs
lt the y3aEth Sso ~
:. week. ~ ~
9" tas ~
Ts-dtiEf
p-aa tssf ~
TSa 90
loiSiag, .'-''''''''''"'' :"
PERMANENT RaARpERs.
Rg fe yAsr with r1oDls, ...,.Siso 90
1uarteT with rooms per month, ......... 30 M
" ear, without rooSis,. xAl vs.
Month .....-,....,,....,.....,,. 20 90
es- No deduction for absences.
THOMAS VI. FARRoW,
a,qf-d;u Proprietor.
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Toj. ronvafic3tly-lo establishment has been
r,I..yatei painted aud improved. from top 70 bot
ton. and the Proprietor Is prepared to accommodate
r. fvsv.l,ina public Ia a style equal ia any other
t.,sa ia .he southern country. The terms are mo-
sr.,e ana na pains viii be spared TO give entire sat.
"a t"ina J. l.. wEATHERwAX, Proprietor.