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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08
TO CARPENTERs & CONTRACTORS.

EALED proposals will he received kv eitker Of the
~ undersigned Trustees of Free Schools for the I'd
ward in the city of Wheeling, until Saturday the 18th
inst. for erecting a School House. corner of Union and
Fifth SIS. in said ward; said houre to he 30 feet bv 40 in
the clear, two stories high, 9 iect in the clear each, about
on G fourth the lower story 10 he of stone, the balance of
brick - inch walls; passage across one end of each st.ry:
10 windows below, aud 10 above; all the work to bn
plain. and each room prepared with 40 fixed seats, and
desks to accommodate two pupils each; the work 10 be
completed by the LIST of July. ls42.
For further particulars a drsft may he examined at the
lines Office, OF enquiries made Of either OF the under
signed. J. L. WHARTON,
w. J. BATES.
April Z, lsi9-10t Z. A. HILDRETU
Trustees,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

~kEMARKABLg Loss OF MEMoRY n Lam.
GuAGs-Tbe Brooklyn papers saws that Mr..
hotchsiss. who was nearly murdered some
months since, has recovered his bodily health
aud rs slowly r-gaining his mental faculties.
he seems 10 have forgotten everything he
learned during his lie, and has to he Taught
to speak aud learn his letters as if he were a
enid. Tue sound OF his own voice in learn
ing 10 arueulate a new word amuses him en-
ceedingiy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

There are more or less unfriendly rnmors a.
oainst all the old Ohio Banks. We have
heard nothing, however, that would justify
as in publishing any caution relative to them
and think the rumors u~nioUnded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08
THAT ROAD,

We would very much like to know wheth-
er there is the required enterprise at work to
build the road up the hill to the ridge road.
We feel interested in il, particularly because
we know that when the beneficial effects o.,
that road are ftli, others will be begun that
will make Wheeling a produce market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08
THE LnCoFOCo BRETHREN.-Th,

THE L0COFOCO BRETHREN.-Fh ed
itors OF the Odo Statesman aud the Ohio
Press, the former the organ OF the Post Mas
ter General, the latter of James X. Polk, have
been saying ugly things OF each other Tor sofne
days pasl-aud thinking of others not yet
said. We exhorted them some days since to
have done with The mangling, and remember
that they are brethren! We are in hopes our
e dlortation was not in vain-lor We hear
they met last evening. after a long eslrange-
locotocoism.-O. S, Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

The Ohio Cultivator of the 18th, says thai
the Wheat crop in the middle and northern
portions of the State continues to appear heal.
thy. The dry weather has thus far prevent
ed the chewing Out" SO comm IN at this sea
son of the year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08
FOR PRESIDENT
GEN. ZACHARY TAfLDR.

STATS ELECroRs.
Ra9. "A Whitehead. Isle ct Wight.
. G. " Boiling. Petersburg.
9WP irving Cumberland.
d X Irving. %Lvnrhhurg.
> " NIIHiu, Frark,ln.
8 w G Bives. Arhtmtrle.
Rsht ESCot.. Fauquier.
HT Garnett, Wcstmcrelend.
9 w Boutlin. Richmond city.
10 Roht Stunlers WILLIAMSBURG.
IL A Hunter. Jefferson.
~ a II II Stuart. Augusta.
Is S Med Moore. L ckbrijge.
II Col \ = Tri-g. Washington.
Is C w summers. hanawha.
Is G. d Camden. Harrison.
II + II Peirpoint. Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

Most of the loco foco papers in Virginia
are publishing MIR Bolts protest against the
action of the Wing Convention. They are
welcome to that and its author.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

n uCFiON SALES.-Ou Saturday morning, the st 4
Ess day of April, 1871, al Z O'clock. u; the Auctio |
Rooms, VIII sell The STOCK ana ixtures at a retail CT, |
Gerry establishment, including one Platform Scale
Also, one chest Of oarpenier's tools, aud ajarge lot ,
t'o'isellold Ind Kitchen Furniture OF every d~escriptio |
Apr : WICktIAN, Auct'f. ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

TO Editor of Daily Times and Advertiser:
Sir: Please a~nnanncr my intenion OF visit
ing your city for the purpose OF giving a few
entertainments Of the effects produced By in
haling the Laughing or Exhilarating Gas,
and oblige yours, &c.
ID. J. HiRLEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

We have very delightful Spring Weather
We never saw more beautiful.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08
The City Council meets this afternoon.

The Mexican ERs.-The N: o.
Bulletin of the 9th ult says:
"Mr Clifford, with Mr. Walsh. the Secreta-
ry of the Commission, reached New ORLEANS
on the 26th. He will proceed forthwith TO
Vera Cruz, and agreeabIy 10 previous orde RS
from Washington, the propeller Massachn-
sets has been provided to carry him, and will
start to-day (27th ult.)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08
4 -The Nav

I 4 PKUPHESf.-The New Orleans Even
ing National says: within ninety days after
the final ratification Of the treaty Of peace be-
tween the United States Of the North and the
Republic of Mexico, the Mexican Depart
ments OF New Leon. Tamaulipas, and CO.
ahuilla. will revolt aud declare themselves free
and independent of the Government of Mex
leo. General Mirabeau b. Lamar, of Texas,
will be the first President of the new Repub-
lie OF New Leon"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

NEw FACT IN TELEGRAPHING.-Last Mon
day during the rain, the Troy, and Montreal
line worked successfully from Trov TO Bur
lington, a distance Of 1856 miles, with a bat
terry of ten cups in wadkb spring water was
substituted for sulphuttcTacid, and the tsttery
had been at work with The water for four or
five days previous.-N. y. Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

REPLY TO Mr.. BoTTs, PRorEsr.-We have
received a pamphlet copy Of an Address to
the Wings OF Virginia. signed by Messrs. John
S. Pendleton, WIN. Ballard Preston, A. S.
Fulton aud Thomas S. Flournoy. four OF the
members of Congress from Virginia. who,
like Mr.. Bolts, were members of the Wing
State Convention. in reply to the Protest of
Mr.. 3. against the action Of that body.
The Locofocos of Kentucky are still in
trouble in reference to their candidate for
Governor. Several Of their journals have cal
led for Col. JOHNSON, quite earnestly, but the
Bowling Green Argus; a leading organ, gives
him the go-by after this styie:-'Unle.s the
Democratic party can bring upon the track
some man without weights 10 carry, who has
the energy, mental aud physical ability, to
canvass the State thoroughly and at all pla-
ces, they had far better permit the gubcrna-
torial election TO go by de.ault in favor Of MIR
Crit,enden. We might assign valid reasons
in favor Of this position, but decline doing
50 for the present."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS DEALERS,
NO. 81 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH,
- RE now opening Their spring supply OF desirable
IA goods. bought at New York Auctions, and at low.
est point private sale of the past thirty days, which they
Will offer at as small advance as eau be had East or
West. In their assortment may be found
6eU9 pieces American, English aud French Prints;
1000 ps American, Scotch aud French Ginghams;
500 ps Paris Lawns, Organdies, Ginghan. Lawns;
800 ~ Linen G~inghams; a new arfic e;
100 ps Spring aud Dark LANES aud Casnncres;
800 ps Piaided and Watered Alpacas, entirely new
styles;
400 ps Plain Brk and SILK Warp Alpacss;
5000 ps PaDtaioo merry, every variety;
800 ps Summer Cloths, Crcton Coatings, Plaid Gam.
troons;
500 ps Tweeds, Couringtons and Summer Cassimeres;
100 ps English Riding and Bangup cords and Fus
tIans, &c;
400 pc satine,ts, all colors and grades;
100 ps Spring and Summer Wooiicn Cassimeres;
200 ps American. Yorkshire aud Belgium cloths;
400 ps steubenvilleJ Jeans;
500 ps Apron Checks and shifting Stripes;
800 TIckings, best make;
IrIss Linens, colored tanhrics, Printed and Mar
settles Nestings, dItto. newest styles hne Cashmere. Fig.
ured aud rlain Satin Vestngs, great variety patterns.
SILK aud Norsted serses, plain, barred and figured Dress
Silks and Sstins, Linen Diapers. newest styles Spring
aud Summer Snawis, all prices, ditto, Dress Handker.
chiefs, sflk and cotton fdkfs, Hosiery, silk and cotton
Cravais, all kinds Gloves, Suspenders, Grapes, Threads,
Buttons, variety Goods, &C.
Latest style Ribbands, an unusually large assortment,
at low prices.
Also, Cap Stuifs, plain and figured Nets, Jaconeits,
Musiins, Laces, Edginrs, &c.
sou bales Musiins, for cash at Eastern Net Rate.
70 leases American and En.iish bleacbed Shirtings, bro.
&C. &c.
City buyers. and the neixhborins towns, will find our
stock always well supplied by frequent purchases, aud
they Cell buy right Tor cash. Aprs-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

VIRGINIA LEGlSLATURE-The fol-
lowing bills passed the House OF Delegates on
Saturday
A bill 70 amend the act concerning the Po-
tomac Navigation Company, passed March
~, II. A bill to incorporate a company Tor
constructing bridge al 3 Rim, Frederick coun-
~. Md. across the Potomac river 10 The Viz
gina shore, in Londouu, and d bill incorpora-
ting the Mount Jackson Manufacturing Co.,
IN Shenandoah county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08
.lour petltloner nlaYs ms once.
ONO WHEAT CROP.-rhe z,nssyiu

Courier says
From the country, we hear the mos, en-
coarasins accounts of the condition of he
wheat crop. From the larmers thems-I YES
from travellers, from our agsau who i, ,rayer,.
M the country, and from our own obserya.
l'on we gamer mat the young grdin has new
er looked better, Iuiess, ii ma, be-. tvo years
ago; and then not very much better. Chs
plants are growing finely, aud show no IN ef-
iecls from The open winter. The As was had
IN some places, aud the crop may vel be ipiur-
sd by drought or worms. bat the prosoect
now Is laIr Tor an unusually iino croe.
The Cleveland Herald says-Whst few re-
ports we have received, relative 10 the pros.
poets OF the Wheat crop, in the interior. are
somewhat contradictory. Indeed at his lime
It is Impossible to form definite opinions IL
regard TO the matter, as the wheat plant i, II.
able 10 be ma leriaily injured during The two
r three succeeding weeks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

Pur At ON FILE.-A letter from Washing.
ton, which has been placed in our hands. in
speaking of the treaty with Mexico, says:
"Mr Samuel h0ustoh believes that MIR Trist
was unauthorized to negotiate for any terms
OF peace; but,-Dear IL in mind TIM tpll
shop that Mr. PrGsidelt Potk ieas authorizing
Dir Triyi, BY PRIVATE LETTER. 10 make any
sort OF a Treaty. whist, IL A PUBLIC ogDER
be p~rofcssed TO recall him from that mission
-ShsIju News.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

POST MASTER CoNvlCTED.-In the
case OF the Proprietors Of the Daily Advert.
ser vs.. Jchn 5. Bsgg, the Postmaster at de.
troit, for official corruption, in refusing 10
give the Post Office printing 0 The oapef bs
uug the largest circulation. the C9urt render.
I'd a decision YES serday against the Post Mas.
Ter, ani assessed the plaintiffs damagesa Al the
sum OF SIT %, that being The value u The adj
veIusrnent ior The month Of March. ISl6
In pursuing the Postmaster of njr rity a..
eonEiction for official perjury, we nave ben
actuated solely by a desire 10 obtain ! nI,in
lsgaI right under the laws OF the land. ne
DAILY Advef'isefhas Tor several years been de-
pn,ed b the merest fraud OF oil the naf,on
age OF the Post Office Department.
The late proprietor, Colonel Williams. found
his aplicatloa TO the Post Master treated ,,;,6'
contempt. The same degree OF lnsolence and
contempt was bestowed upon the present pro-
prietors. An upright and fearless Cour, of
Justice mas placed The matter rightly before
the community Detroit Adp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

FLooD.-The Telegraph reports tina, there
has been a great flood IA The OHIO @ which
made some considerable rayages. 1t has com
plelely inundated many plantations .-Boston
Courier.
That Telegraph was not smart. Tie food
was six months ago.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

The editor of the Argus is Informed that
our table oil the movements OF the steamships
was intended Tor persons intelligent enough
to..know the meaning OF ditto or () II
he should ever reach that Intelligence, he
would know that the 70 necessarily suppose,
the removal of the whole names downward,
thus the America leaves Liverpool for Boston
%, aud SO on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08
Steubenville April 5, 1913.

Mr.. EDITOR: The announcement made
in your paper of this moruing, by Peters
Run, Of A. Caldwell, Esq. as candidate Tor
the legislature, viii meet a warm response in
... - WI EElINE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08
TRUSTEES SALE

- virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed by Henry Ma,
- I'm aid Henry keise, bearing date Ann SiII' 80
aiu recorded az the CLERKS Office OF the eotnty ~, =
~alsnah County m Deed Book No o, page n, / snail. 81
~, s,gI"aay: me iv.h DAY OF May next, proceed 10 sci
" Tue pfemises,s certain tract OF land situated ~ m.
nun IN 'he sad county OF Marshall; containing - ac,,.
~ p'es' and having a steam saw mill thereon In ne
eht onefaiion. Selling as Trustee, ! shall only eopye,
saeh tsie a. Is vested ia me by The deed on trnsi Ta,n
hndde known on the day Of sale. i''h
APrs-wHf iiusies-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

~ CAsEs Opium, new crop, just reed and for al.
""hy APO PRYOR * PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

The wires were down last evening and we
no later dispatches.
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MEDICAL CARD.
IL ENEOVAL.

THE undersigned would inform the citizens that he
has removed mis- office aud Drug store 10 his new
huldlng on the corner of Fun ADD Quincy sis. wllel
ia csn al al times he professionally consulted.
He Is prepared 10 supply the citizens of East Vince,
ing m particular, aud al Other rs in general, with pu.
dfuss, al ieasonsbe prices AS TODD.
ApI 5-lM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

q ASKS BRANDY , Do. Holrd Gin,
s5 40 Ron Wine, 3 Do. Lauterne w me.
Tieree Rice, and a few Bags Coffee, Just received ana
for sale by apr BIAtK 4 KNoY so"
Also, flew barreis white wheat Family Flour.
\ CUTLERY.
6ENkN ?. NORRIS, Nam 81, corner Of Market
49, Alley, IS now receiving his Spring stock Of HARp.
WARY, Comprising a general assortment of .ooIs IA IN.
,ne. winch he vii sen al the lowest prices for cash or
~ p''"p' ous'oihefs- Apo
IN lflp fbS brown aad bieached sleetinss and
sN'N Shirtinss, PLAIN aud fancy Drilmss. Cutton
AZ" W ooicn 1waeds, furaiiuTe Prints, Tiekings. check.
n.fi"o striies. Palm hats, very low al
-Aprs N~cMURRA
EAfECT an a few days 80 bags superior Rio Ceare
a sup'r IaaPowder aud Sluoliong Teas, Java ofte,.
40 loo, 4 threaded eoi'd carpet ohSin, with yarIons oIhe,
auicles IN his line, 10 be sold al exceedingly low pricez
ny Ape GEO MeMuRRAf, Market So.
SUGAR n M~oLAssES.-iO hhds n a s,..
10 hsls Molssses. just received By
Apfd FORSYTH Il Mann
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

Mr.. Wharton-Please say to the Public
that my professional business will not per-
mil me TO be a candidate for Ihe Legislature.
Yours, &C., ALFRED CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

Mr. Wnart0s;-You are requested 10 an
nounee ALFRED CALDWELL, Esq. as a suitable
person 10 represent Ohio county at The next
session OF the Virginia Legislature.
PETERS RUN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08
HAMPTON, SMITH & co.

Chaaf Iron A lot sf superior Sheet Iron Just re.
NhiSS' Aiob' ceivsd from the Covingion VI lis, fer
| sale by ApIs ElkSNru A
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J,nST m STOLEN

M ASAIlNES.-Godey's Lady's Book for April.
4s1 1tahsn's Magazine for AEuf.
Ihion Magazine for April
hsates nsrtand i" Just reed and for sale a
MS Literary Depst, No III Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

Cash for Rags. we : . will p, t the n'sns', price nc,
warehouse on Water street.
APPS FORSYTH 4 BAKER.
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Proposals for Coal and Wood.

OFFICE SECRETARY THE SENATE,
July 49, IS4S.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt this Office
~ until o'clock, p m rday the 22d nst for
nshng and delivering in the vaults of the Capitol
the day OF November next 100 best
thacite COAL in large Jumps suitable for the use of fur
Also for 100 cords of best hickory wood, be
measured in the yard of the Capitol and packed
away in the vaults; the whole to be subject the nsPec-
ton and approval of the Secretary. .,Ia
Security the faithful performance Of contract for
furnishing the above articles the satisfaction the Sec
rotary will be required.
July l9--d3tif
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MADAME COUTAN's

TRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND ia
j. School for Young Ladies, 255, Green street, bewee
Wavery and Clinton place, New York.-MME. CoutA
would respectfully call the attention of parents, espec
at the SOUTH the peculiar advantages afforded at her
tablishmen for the intellectual and social education
Young ladies' A.
As heaIthfu and attractive place of residence, Ne
York unsurpassed, while abounds in those emporium
ties for the pursuit Of science which only be enjoyed
metropolis. This school itself is in every ian
circle and nothing is here wanting which tend to SUI
sti,ute parents care, or the comforts of home. i,
NINE CourAN has devoted her undivided attention 10 10
French department, which she is assisted by her daue
ter The English branches inrnsted to the most col"
petsnt English professors. .,
The French language being indispensable branc,
of thorough education, and the best time for acquiring
good pronunciation being youth, the only means y
speaking it with huency Practice the OF studies
comprehending all the useful and ornamental bancnel
suitable the age of the pupils chiefly given in french
The following gentlemen have kindly permitted NINE
Coutan to use their names references
NJ G. De La FoREsr, Consul General for France u
a New York. 60
M. +. GAIIIARpET Editor OF the "Courrier DIES b'''
~ Unis, New York city. r.
Rev. CYRUs Mason, ID. D., Professor Ev. et Po' ~
in the New York University. VI
M. +. SroDGHToN, Consul for Spain, at New , ,g
M. ]. b. PURRoy, Consul for Venezuela, at Ne'
York city
NJ j. b. LAsAIA, esq, New York. =,
personal interview would be highly desirable, bu F'
tiers addressed above will meet with prompt attention
July l5--eo8t
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From the Boston Post.
The Political Lancet sklllfaliy Used.

The following correspondence between the trueheae
and beloved democrat, DIR. Childs, and the New York
faconsts will be read with great pleasure by the Doc
tors friends AS Lieutenant Governor of the State, and
in various other responsible and exalted Offices he
always true to his principles and his duty and, as the
firm friend of the people, he is regarded with aa
ton and confidence by the masses generally. He lisa
man whom modern degeneracy has not reached:
NEW YoRK, July Z, 1873
DEAR On behalf of the Democratic Republican Cor
responding Committee appointed by a meeting Of the 4.
9th day June last, invite you be present and pI
address meeting to be held at the place Tues
purpose OF atiying the nomination of Martin Van Burn
for the presidency, and of contributing to the extension
We add o,r earnest desire that YOU viii PERM, no ord
nary consideration to prevent your complying with our
Ssass yey gs,p'e.y Clement James
Pattison, Isaac v Fowler, Andrew Carrgan Gabriel Ha'
''i Hon. ' HENRY Il. CnlIps, Pt,sfeld, Mass.
PITTsrIELD, July II, 1913
GENTLEMEN: As a compliance with your request would
imply my appreciation of the course proposed respecting
the nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,, avail myself Of this
opportunity to express my strong disapprobaton Of any
cratic party convention of delegates, selected by he
people for the purpose of designating candidates for e
be the practical and successful mode of asceranns|
the popular sentiment and of imparting energy well al
to this has enabled the democratic party triumph
in the administration of the general government with hard
y an from us establishment down
present time and where is the patriot who does not eIu
in the prosperity and glory which has crowned our beloved
country, under the auspices of almost nante'upeiE
democratic rule principles and not men, has been, anE
should be, the guiding and guarding spirit of the demo
cratic party and so, trust it will continue to be- hsl
yet meet the democrat of Berkshire who is prepared
renounce abrogate this almost sacred principle OF adh
renee TO REGULAR NOMINATIONS. II
You see therefore, gentlemen, wish you Col
speed in your efforts to divide brethren of the same family
and if successful in your nnhalowed enterprise, you may
pec the indignant spirit of Washington will irown mI
this first to ALLEVIATE portion of coun
from the other, and thus endanger glorious Union
blessed ourselves and so blessing to the world
With due respect, yours, &c, s
ii. H. CHlLDs |
To Messrs. COCHRAN and others
The Pttsfield Sun says
"The Doctor the political lancet skil,lly and sa
democrats of Berkshire generally"
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

CNURNIsHED ROOMS.-Gentlemen who NAV want
i rooms at present. or who would wish engage them
for next winter would do well TO call Mr. F. Hume
that large orstoy house adjoining the United States Ho
tel, containing twenty rooms, which forty
feet long by eighteen wide, suitable for
ransactlng business for government other purposes
July I9--dYt JNO. A. DONOHOO.
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broadway HOTEL, Broadway, corner of Park
- Place, opposite City Hall, Park, aud Fountain New
York.
Transient board 81 so per day.
PETTIBONE 81 TUCKER,
July o-lot Propretors.
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cyARTAIH's ENGRAVING OF GEN rAyLOR.-An
- admirable likeness, and admitted by officers of the
army in the city, be faithful and elegant repre-
sentaton o. the distinguished old Hero.
For sale, by the dozen, or single copy, by
w. T. KENNAUGH,
June 23D Sole Agent the National Theatre
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TIME American Quarterly Register and msgar''
l. conducted by James S'ryker.-This valuable pelo'
cal is lust issued from the press of K. G. j. Biddle
Philadelphia 1t may be had the bookstore OF the SUP
scber who is the agent for this city, and who will rece
subscriptions and deliver copies all that wish TO sse
WILLIAM M. MORRISON,
Penn avenue, Washington CITY
o. For the character and design OF the work, reeieu
is also ie to Hon John A. Bryan, opposite Willard ~
tel, Pennsylvania avenue, June saws