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TWENTY.ElGHTH CONGRESS-,
FIRST SESSION.
TUESDAY, MARCH S, 1914.
SENATE.

Mr. CHOATE presented resolves of the Leg
islature OF Massachusetts In reference 10 two
subjects, viz French spoliations, aud an inter-
national tribunal for the settlement of disputes
without recourse TO war; referred TO the Com
mitee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr. BA ! Els, a memorial from certain mer-
chants, asking that lumber brought down the
ot. Johns river may imported free of duty.
: Mr., SEMPLE presented additional resolutions
IF the General Assembly Of The Slate of Illinois.
espec,ing the settlement and occupation OF
he Oregon.
Mr. WOODBRIDGE, from the Committee on
public Lands, reported bill organizing the
General Land Office
Mr. EVANS, from the Committee IN Pensions
eported a bill granting a pension to George
Whitney also made several adverse reports.
Mr. CHOAr E, from the Committee on the
library, introduced joint resolution authoriz-
ig the Attorney General TO contract for printing
he opinions of the Judges of the Su RENE Court
A message in writing, covered with a black
seal, was received from the President
Senate bill No. 80, granting lands for the i'm
trovement Of the Fox and Wisconsin rivers, was
aiken UP. Messrs. HAYWOOD and TAPPAN
unlimited amendments which were ordered To
be printed, and the bill was laid aside to be final
ly acted tomorrow.
Senate bill No Sc, for the relief Of certain con
tractors with the Government, was taken up.
Mr. BAYARD, singularly as it may seem, had
moved an amendment day or two before the
explosion Of the gun on board the Princeton, to
except contracts for cannon and cannon ball from
the operations of the bill. Mr.. b. thought in so
hazardous a m liter the contract ought not to be
given to the lowest bidder, but that tried and
approved foundries should be employed and libe-
rally paid
Mr.. HAYWOOD opposed the amendment.
but it was finally adopted by a vote of l9 TO II.
The bill was read a third tim aud passed.
Another bill was taken up, and in the midst
of the discussion upon it,
The Sena adjourned.
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A III LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE.
IA NEW OFFICE has been opened in this city BY
the subscriber next door to the American hotel, on
Pennsylvania where he will sell tickets in all
lotteries on as fair terms any other Office. gt8
Notes Of all kinds discounted at the lowest rates.
The subscriber being an old hand in the business in
the northern cities, can do better than others.
SPANISH DOLLARS wanted, for which the highest
price will be given Drafts drawn on all parts OF the
Union. IN ta1 @ss o-hsss,i.es I'll \
GoLD bought and sold. t Ca 'f
Open on Thursday, March Z, 1874.
ParRIor and SPANISH DouBL ooHs wanted, to fill an
order. sfgss THOMAS. MANLY.
m5-d1m :, *
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Yesterdays brief Journal was read, wher
Messrs. ADAMS and PARMENTER rose at
he same time.
The SPEAKER gave the floor to the latter.
Mr.. PARMENTER, of Mass, from the Com
nittee on Naval Affairs, reported bill to pro-
vide for the appointment of certain officers o.
lavy yards; which was twice read, and referred
to the Committee of the Whole. taa
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n EXPERIMENTAL LECTURE.

LII r. ROBERT GRANT will give course of lee
lures on the CASES. at Todds Concert Hall, on Tues
day. Wednesday, and Thursday evenings, March 18th,
9Th, and It'll. The Drummond Light and Illuminated
Dioramic Paintings will be exhibited every evening
rs The nature and effects of explosions resulting
from the production and decomposition Of gas, will
be ustl atcd and explained
The Exhilarating Gas will be administered every
evening any Of the audience who desire 70 take
Lectures commence at half past o'clock. Admit
lance Is cents. As m5-3t
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THE ELECTION To-DAY.-This is the day fixed
upon tor The election Of delegates by the people
to convention, for the purpose of preparing
charter tor our city, 10 be LAID before Congress
for their action. Every free white male nhabi-
tant of the city is entitled TO vote on this occa
sion; and il behooyes hem to watch well into
whose hands they pace this important trust
No one should neglect this duty; as twill afford
an evidence to Congress that cannot be n'isun
derstood, of the wishes of the people on the sub
jecl Of a charter, that should have much more
weight than the concoctions of petty clique,
assuming to speak in our behalf, and to save
those who are really interested any trouble ~
the matter
The polls open in the respective wards at &c
A. NJ, and close at p. M. Once more we say
to every man--vote--and vote right
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE" Ytuihafhape tea, S.
pre- are 10 SHE'D them noao 1.-THE Loco House Of
Representatives yesterday laid the bill for tn
improving Of this avenue on the table by stric
party vote, on the ground Of its unconstitution
atty! in the face Of an express article in thu
Constitution giving them exclusive jurisdiction
over it. Democratic administration, witt
General jackson al its head, reduced this street,
by their improvements, to its present abominable
state, and now it is unconstitutional to repair
the evil So we have to abide the dust while
Locofocosm rules-which, we are thankful, will
not be long.
CRIMINAL CouRT-A number Of petty cases
were disposed Of on yesterday in this court, and
verdicts Of acquittal rendered in the most OF
them Mrs. Moran was tried and convicted Of
keeping dsorderly house; but on application
of her counsel the sentence Of the court was sus-
pended to allow time for application to the Cir
cult Court for writ of error.
MUTcH- ET-E-NUM-A-CUT, a principal Chief OF the
Fox tribe Of Indians, arrived in our city yeser-
day on business with the Government, and has
taken lodgings at Beers's hotel. This chief is
represented as the finest orator and declaimer OF
his tribe; and, decorated as he is in his costume
Of the forest presents a noble and dignified APP
pearance.
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TN s#sta NOTICE aa
- HE drawing for that lot Of superior Clothing Ito
Be made to order if desiredl postponed from Tues
day until Saturday evening" at 8o'clock, to take
place at the dwelling of the subscriber. ~
Gentlemen who desire chances will please call at
my store. Three-fourths are certain of obtaining
some desirable article, if not full suit Of superne
clothing. Those who have subscribed will please
call previous to the drawing and settle.
48. l8 NC. ECKLOFF, Merchant Tailor, u
Il m5-dtd 76 Opposite Browns Hotel
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Al ALI s. BROTHER have just opened a splendid
Ill assortment of spring goods, consisting IN part Of
IS pieces rich spring Silks, very handsome
IS pieces black Apaccas. very hno
IS pieces French Bombazne, very fine Is
Is pieces Gauzv dc LANES t4
10 pieces light Alpaccas, very fine
90 pieces stripe and plaid Ombre Mousselncs
So pieces medium quality Mousselincs
10 o yards changeabie Mousselines, at lS3 cents
5uU yards second mourning DO. at ~ cents
25 pieces new style Balzarlne
60 dozen Rivere and henlstitch grass linen hdkf.
ID dozen ladies' Cuffs
10 dozen Collarets
50 doz children's linen cambria Hdkfs. at 81 cts
20 dozen light kid Gloves at3
y Sun screens
100 pieces Irish Linens
.luU pieces plain and plaid Cambrics
Is lU-4 Beraise Shawls splendid article
% tU-4 Silk Shaws, splendid article
10 1914 black Silk Shawls, splendid article
lou pieces black aliCoes sos
50 pieces colored alicoes
Is cases bleached Cottons
90 bales brown Cottons We .
s., pieces Ingram Carpets 4sg ,fr
25 pieces stair Carpets ss
50 Florence Braid comets eptee g
And variety of other articles too numerous tc
mention We ask the favor Of customers in general
TO give us cal as we are determined to suit In quail
ity and ices as mar D.
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UF Stolen, from the Office OF the Wig Stand.
ard, two bundles containing Nos. and of the
Weekly edition of that paper. Whoever may
have purchased them will confer great favor by
sending information to the Office.
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n 81 SPRING STYLE. 1874, NOW READY!
~. FISH s. CO., HATTERs, Sales Rooms Nos and
Browns Hotel, Washington, and l37 Broadway,
New York. - m5-3t
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HONEY In THE Cl,MB.--The subscriber has
IL just received, by the Frank from New York.
80 casos Of White Comb Honey; Is bbs Genessec
Flour; also, on hand So boxes Of New York Cheese.
5s. =. HOLMES,
mar l-3t "s Grocer, 7th street.
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w MOVES & SON, Wholesale Dealers in Boot
W. and Shoes, have just received 500 cases Of
Boots and Shoes, being part Of their spring and sum-
mer stock, consisting Of
Ladies' fine Morocco Kid, and Cloth Buskins
5a and Slippers AA4s hfRI
sa Gentlemen's fine Calf Sewed and Pegged Boots
aa a Do do Seal q NFf do do
Es M Do do Morocco eir do do
H Do do Calf Morocco, Seal grain and
4esa split Leather Brogans Nth
8 Misses, Boys, Youths, and Childrsn's Boots
M and shoes 9f
The above named articles were made to our order,
expressly for this market, and are made by the best
workmen and Of good materials, and will be sold for
cash by the package or dozen at very small advance
on the cost, and to punctual customers on the usual
credit. M 4s e 14ssa
Also, Mems, Boys, and Children's Palm Leaf
Hats, which will be sold at the mandatory prices.
Washington, Louisiana avenue, north Of the Bank
of Washington. mar 2--eo8t Z
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IL FOR SALE OR RENT.--Two two story Brick
*iH Houses, on N. Jersey avenue, two squares from
the Capitol. They are finished with basement ropms
and large 'front.' folding doors to the parors
three handsome chambers in the second story, and
finished attlcs; the hill is being graded, and brick
footways laid These are good comfortable houses,
and to good tenant, will be let low, or sold at
H jan 30-tf Penn. Av, btw. 10Th and llth sts
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LOCOFOCO TICKET.
THIRD WARD DELEcGEs.

JOHN BOYLE, JOHN A. DoNAHoE,
GEORGE w. PHILLIPS, ISAAC CLARKE,
FRANCIS MoHUN, +. AsBURY TUCKER,
POLES Tyson, SAMUEL STETTINIUs,
JAMES LUsBY, JOHN I. PEPPER,
CHARLES S. WALLAcH.
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CE! ICE ICE!-The subscriber having succeeded,
at very peat expense in filling his large house
with Potomac Ice, of very superior quality IS now
prepared to receive orders for the coming season. NJ
He would advise al private families keepers Of
hotels, boarding houses, confectionaries, &c. who
wish supply. through the entire season. 70 make
as many were last summer, by or two mall deal
ers in that article, who attempted to furnish and
failed in the hottest weather, wher it was most
wanted. n ssssEs 3sass
He has the largest house in the district, and will
feel bound TO furnish those who commence with him
until next December if they require it.
Persons wishing ice before the season for deliver
ing from the wagons, can set it By sending to the
store, where it is kept constantly on hand
s. gs4,ss,s gsa--t,gt z. d. GILMAN,
feb "a Druggist, Penn Avenue.
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SECOND w ARD 1'IcKET.-The following gen
tlemen will be strongly supported BY the citizens
of the Second Ward, at the approaching election,
for Delegates to amend the City Charter:
JOHN McCLELLAND, JAMES F. HALLIDAY,
JOHN WILSON, JOHN G. RIvEs,
WILLIAM LLOYD, WILLIAM II. GUNNELL.
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CITY CONVENTION.
WING TICKET.
.pearance.

SECOND WARD T1cKEr.-The following gentle
men are presented as candidates for Delegates t.
represent the Second Ward in the Convention to
consider the subject Of the City Charter. They
are Wings, and will carry out those principles
which will advance the interests and prosperity
of the CITY. MANY WH1Gs.
JOHN McCLELLAND, JAMES F. HALLIDAY,
WILLIAM LLOYD, RICHARD FRANCE,
SAMUEL d. KING, JOHN A. BLAKE.
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ARRIVALS All TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
MARCH 5, 1914.

MARCH 5, 1914.
INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL
JIM Thompson, Vim Smith, Fl B Wolf, T Wolf,
r G Albert, Miss Hofineister, J + Scott, Scott,
brown, w H Woods, Mrs A Baker, M r w GiImer,
w I. Baker, T Nelson, and " Nelson, Va; w
Mott, New Orleans; w r Jenkins, and r Il Tres
maine, N Y; J Brown u 5 N; Roberts, Ill; G
A Walbsom, PhiIad; J Johnston, and } feeder
Tenn; Noble, G Beadchamp and D George, Ala;
DR. Johnson GaIena; G Bradfeld, S Billing, and
II M Jelter, Ga; D Van ruyle, Ohio.
CITY (FuLLER's) HOTEL.
Hon w Maclay, Y Capt Percival, and Lieut.
w Reid, u S N.
EXCHANGES (TvLERs) HOTEL.
A Crane Baltimore; Mr. Woolf, and s Ar
cher, Va; w Wood, Elllcotts Mills; Hon Geo
Rodney, Del.
TEMPERANCE (BEERs's) HOTEL
Mrs. Handley and fuller, Philadelphia.
re- REV. DR kYpEa's LEc1uREs AT ST.. PARE
RIcKs CHrRcH--Mr. Ryder will deliver another OF
his highly interesting lectures on the SUBJECT OF 'he
Catholic Religion, on this "wednesday evening, at
O'Clock. mar
CECOND WARD NOTlCE-The undersigned,
~ having been appointed com issioners under the
Mayors PROCLAMATION TO hold election Tor flye
delegates to meet in conve ton, hereby give notce
that the said election will be held on "Wednesday. the
9Th day of March, at III o'clock, in the room OF the
Washington Library.
VIM H. GUNNEL, Il
JOHN C. kIVES, is
mar SGT 3@sf r. FARM HAM.
NTOTlCE.-lhe undersigned having been appointed
IN Commissioners (under the Mayors Proclama-
tom to hold an election for five d, legates to meet in
Conventio give notice that the election will be held
on Wednesday tho 9th Of March commencing at 10
O'Clock, A. M, and closing at 6F. M, In the room
over the West Market House -
CSC w. HARNESS.,
SAM'L STOTT. go
mar SGT MATTHEW HINES.
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/ D la. CULVERWELLs Collector and Agent,
L.. offers his services o his friends and the public
generally for the collection of accounts and any agen
~ business they muy be pleased to favor him WITH
promising prompt action and speedy returns. Resi-
dence 9th street, between and Fl streets oppo-
site Mcleod Academy, where four or FIVE gentlemen
can be accommodated with board, without lodging
feb l3-N G
/ IMPORTANT TO THE SEDENTARY OR
| i THOSE LABORING UNDER DISEASES OR
CONTRACTION OF THE CHEST, FLAClD
MUSCLES, Sol have just received 500 pounds
dumbbells, various sizes, an excellent and highly
beneficial article for persons of sedentary habits or
those laboring under diseases contraction Of tho
chest lungs, facid muscles, SC and who are not we'll
s9ouga q have not the opportunity q 9hs
Snuff tobacco, and fancy store, PeRn. avenue, N
\ feb 10 m rs
TAGLE PLAYING CARDS-2Og roce Crehore,s
IL super Eagle Playing Cards on hand, and for sale
~ per cent less than the manufact ers prices, TO
close consignment. J. NJ DORSETr, ss4
8gs M Fancy, Snuff. and Cigar store f5
jan 2 No.ll, east On Gadsby's hotel.s.ss
sIxLAss BEADS AND BUGL ES.-A GOOD assort-
NJ lment of Glass Beads and Bugles. suitable for
trimmings for ladies' cloaks, dresses, &c. just re-
ceived and for sale at J. NJ DORSETI"S 4
Fancy, Snuff, and Cigar store,
jan f. 99iA No. III, east Of Gadshy's hotel. IS
THE JUNlUS TRACTS.-No. &, Democracy,
i just received. Also, on hand: No /. = he Test,
or parties tried by their acts; No. Tho Currency
No. g. The Tariff; Ne. 4. Life Of Henry Clay; No.
S. Political Abolition. $3.50 ai1st "a e4sI e
NOTlCE-Committees clubs, and all persons dc.
srous Of obtaining these tracts. requested senA
their orders with remittance to Il FAKNHAM, cor /.
ner Of llth street and Pennsylvania avenue. Wash
ington, or to GKEELY & McELRATH, Tribune
Office, New York, who will promptly forward them
to any part Of the Union, as may DO directed Re-
mtta,ces by mail, st paid free, at the risk Of
tho proprietor Price for any of the series ~ 50
per l0O copies, or $40 per thousand Postmastsrs
arc authorized by law to make remittances Hnder
their frank. a89S r.. FARNHAM, -
jan 81 Bookseller. cor llth 1t. and Penn. Az. ~
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lust RECEIVED, a large lot Of Cloths, CASH

TUST RECEIVED, large lot of Cloths, CASH
y meres, and vestings-- taFsa aE
10 pieces black twied French Cloths aael fssl}
10 pi,ces West Of England Cloths lt.f.s
III pieces West OF t.n5Iand blue Cloths 9
10 pieces fancy colored Cloths 1854 .tsa F.}
10 pieces West Of, England black Cassmeres M
10 pieces light Casslmeres, suit ,ble Tor the Spring
10 pieces baif Cashmere Nesting
10 pieces igu ed and plaid Vestng Kklt 81
5pieces black Satin
All OF which we will have made up to order in the
best STYLE ana al the shortest nctice. Fits guaranteed
in oil cases. Those that IN want OF good and
cheap Clothing will please favor US with call, as
we are confident we sell the same quality OF
Cloths, Cassimercs, and vcstmgs twenty-five per
less Than any other establishment IN the city
IL .IL n BRO TIER.
N. b We have fifty brosdcioth Frock and Dress
Coats, made IN England, which we will sell at $i3-
the greatest bargains ever seen in this country.
mar g. 49, H.&B.
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BOO7iS AND SHOES.

I BOO7N AND SHOES.
THE subscribers beg leave to in
form the public, that they have ~
cei,ed, and ave now making up, I
supply of superior Morocco aud calf
skins, suitable for ladies' shoes and
gentlemen's boots. They are also
prepared to manufacture to order. 1t
the shortest notice, any thing in thor
line. We would request gentlemen
to CAL and examine our waterproof
bOOtS which wa CON coll "a rhAor -
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Il REV. lbR kYpER's LEc1uREs AT ST. PAr-
RIcK's CHrRcH.-Mr. Ryder will deliver another OF
his highly interesting lectures on the subject OF the
Catholic Religion, on this "wednesday evening, at
Z O'clock mar
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TAGLE PLAYING CARDS. 20 groce Crehoreb
~ super Eagle Playing Cards on hand, and for sale
% per cent less than the manufactl er's prices to
close consignment. J. M. DORSETr, 's84
is M Fancy, Snuff and Cigar store Fl
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VlRi RoNT:
BONNYCASfft'S MEASURATION md KEY;
G}B>ON'S 81 BHEYING.
GUMMERL'S SURVEYING AND kEY,
HALE.S UNITED STATES HISTORY.
BIAIR'S LECTURES;
PHILOSOPHY OF ARITHMETIC.
WUEATIEY'S LOGIC
HEDGES d.;
NlTtHl IL S PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY.
MiitllELLS GEOGRAPHY and ATLAS,
OLNEY'S do H..
RAYS ECLECTIC RTHMETIC
WESTERN CALCULATOR and KY,
SMITHS ARITHMETIC,
SMITHS GRAMMAR,
KlRkHAN'S do.
#tCLEeTIc SERIES. 1t. 81 3 aua IN READER;
DICKS WORKS Z yul,.
ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTORY. = Yal,
ALLISON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE. ,oy.
PIUTAKCH'S LIVES
uRE.s DICTIONARY OF ARTS. 4
Goodies Boo, al Nature,
FEDERALlST,
American Constitutions.
Toohes PanlhesH,
TyIefs History
Why land Pnhaeal Economy
WayIaads Mota Science,
inimu Wlrs,
fambe "a Digestion,
E.ops FahIrs;
Dumcslic Cool cry.
Rdey's Nnrrarvr,
WITS Lie OF Patrick Henry
Webster Dicrlonayi
NdlwIigh sGnldr;
Cumbe'a PLreHeagY,
Connie. Constitution OF Man.
mar
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WESTERN LIrERA

TuRE-MELLOR has Just received "''
nouel, written hv Young gentleman oil PH's'"ft ~
eouiIed oh Fort Daqulae, Tale ii 'b" eaf5
tolls siy,,se. and adventure. oilhe fret s'i'Ief@ 81
the ForkI Of he Ohio m 1854 mar -
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AWFUL CaTASTROPHY.

~ NJ I. kO = ! IA y y u u y -.
A o FNKClllLD has on hand good a.
"a sortment Of Watches, .ieweirV,- Siircr
Epoors md Fulc, Goods, which he offers low
for GAt Ii HIS stock consists Of the following
nrtl~Ics IN part
6 I'd detached Lever Watches.
Cod Anchor cscapement Lever Wstchos
G7ld case Leplnc Watches.
= Yer CaSe river do.
Silver - lcpma do.
silver do verge do.
G7id Guard CHAINS and Key'
. ID Fob Do do.
Gold mounted Oriental Topaz Breast Pms.
Do Amathf:st stcae do.
HraAlnq do DO.
Cod Back F9qmeIed Breast Pins
10 d mpH9trd JCtt do.
cold Locke, Cod Soaos md TIr,' Gold
hnscrrugs ofail kinds. Goll qud sflyer frame
sao .tacls cola and IIar Bracelets. Gold
s%las car 4nss yer and :, German Silver
Coll. gil. fear and Jett Shr. Studs.
CUTLERY
l. and Blade Pocket Knives
Rad2crs Shears and sclssOrs.
Elliott Razo.s.
BRUSHES
Hair brushes Clsihes brushes. Tooth brnshds,
Nal brHshea, Comb brushes, SHAVING brushes
an Watch brushes
Watches repaired. 1rd s.iror sPosns Of az
ktndS m0ds 70 Order.
TIE above goods RE 70 brfennd at % Main
street. nearlY opposite tAc III 4'n,ta - atch.
j %. ~ l'' - ,l,o Walker, D,e.
NN'Fa H''S'alHY "' 't'"' IN -
Mr. Line Dr., R,taus ,,c~ Aigehra, Ambe rcron
aie,. N,,,I,al ruisl,erusI Philosophy, Kitkham's
..'1 ec.,5.s e;,,,op,, AJ,n,,' and Ros.. Lat
,5.l..., ..t' ,s.u mo odd ohol.,al. ald
'i','" IT, N4'' ~ topp
felali' bV -
ma u b"f eialh q o''on o.
$500. #,,,-ot,s,.. ,,pnrNrP .on,,;nir,
T." AAAf'N'1as. va
y prcnoal dlreetinns IN HE cn'Hie "' rfu's
aad Vegetable; including Landscape ntd Ofia men
tfGatteotfq. Grape vtacs. Sill Strawberries, &
& b. 1h9"a' 9 tessrH"c i'n,'tfn,a '''''
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reed. n fine assoriment Car
IL and B1unct Ribbons; KID. Stk, Cotton nm
Thread Gloves PIan and fine worked Cotton and
SIX Hrsc, BIZ Lnce Veil; Green Bam9c; Love
VeiIs aud lldais; Black Italian Silk Cmvais; AIp'cH
Aprons Blk and White Grape. Gimps and Funfes
spuafeld Pongee and Banaannn ildk. sDsreh.
DIR; Night Caps, Combs, Tap. Boss &c
n.,Iq n ~ HTiSkELL
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ACHlAE CARDS The subscriber has
~ fcre vel fall supply at Machine
- ~ he far'1ry Of Jahn II Haskell Bilnmorr
tlNsdy ", established credit Of ihcse caris
~ cher sld 10 tie Ncs'. is lhni 'he leather
slrer 3r me purpose. The wifs is
- god a'sarment may be denen1ed
nea The season sndiciont TO supply any
fan % s MEL.
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RRISEIES

Hair brushes Clsthes brushes. Tooth brnshds,
Nal brHshes Comb brushes, shaving brushes
an Watch brushes.
Watches repaired ard s:lrer ,posns Of all
Kinds mad. % order
The above goods trr 10 bcfeond at 20 Vain
street. near.Y opposite tac III l'n1h bdtch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-15

~ HE Partnership heretofore erisiinr between
| Tune, & Moffei. b. lhis day dissolved nv
mutual consent The business Of he late firm
wtIl be conducted as heretofore ty Alexander
Tuner no = dnly authorized L. 'ellle all claims
and collect all debts duo 10 said firm.
nnt 81 mar % ALEXANDER TURNER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-15

- Bis cold pressed CASTOR oil, Jua rel
d AM hr sac by OLIVER PRYOR.
mar %
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-10

MEsMERIsMAT CONCERT HALL, (TODD's
III NEW ROOM) NEAR BROWNS HOTEL,
ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNEaS-
DAY NIGHTS, the 9th, 9Th, and 10th of January
sfr. WEBSTER will resume his lectures on this In
erestiDg subject Monday night the 9Th instant at
Concert Hall, (Todd's new room,J Penn. Avenue.
The experiments TO be instituted ere Of the most as
tonishing and conclusive character. The doctrines
of Clairvoyance will be proved beyond doubt. 3s
FREDERICK, the distinguished Sopsaambsl;ss,
will be the subject for the experiments who will de-
yeop all the varied and beautiful phenomena of the
Ns,vo Magnetic sleep. All experiments will be fur
nished by the audience \ va .,s,
reduced to Is cents. jan 8-3t