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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB, 10. 1858.



SEsArE-Mr. Davis presented the credentials OF Hon.
Edward Everett, elected senator from Massachusetts,
for six years from the ih OF March, 1858.
The Pacific railroad bill taken up
MIR Borand made personal explanation in reference
to his course in the Senate with regard 10 the interests OF
the State OF Arkansas.
Mr. Cooper, Mr.. Dodge, of Iowa. Mr.. Geyer, Mr..
Mason, Mr. Pratt, aud others, debated the bill and
amendments until neatly five O'Clock.
Mr.. Toucey obtained the floor, but after lew re-
marks gave way TO motion TO adjourn and the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF RErRRsENTATyEs.-Mr. Duncan, by leave,
reported from the Committee Commerce the annual
lighthouse appropriation bill which referred TO the
Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union; and
them after the Speaker laid before the House various
executive department communications, which were APP
propriaely REFEREED the House went into Committee OF
the Whole on the state OF the Union, (Mr Or IN the
chair and the balance OF the days session spent IN
committee upon the civil and diplomatic appropriation
bill which was discussed in fiye-minutes speeches by
many members, on various amendments.
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Washington for saerbe undersigned offers for "Wood
Stock
valuable highly vicinity Washington.
District COLUMBIA about mites
road, the leading the city,
date neRhborhood OF the lands OF Mer Young Addison Barry
Jenkins Gibson and the hospital
OF land
cultivation, and residue heavily
enclosed, divided into helds
failing springs and streams Large quantities
lime ashes and have been
with prea three years, II In
produce heavy There seventy Of bottom
timothy y about
wheat consist OF
dwelling dairy poultry houses
houses all ouibuldnRs
purposes Of the farm Possession OF The farm and farm
immediately credit VIII be given,
desired, for portion OF the purchase money. - 4e
For turner pauculan apply Carroll Brent sq attorney
law .iree, near lanes Mcclure, Pennsyvan
street. where plot Of the property may be seen
prvmi.essc
Feb io--aswm ELIZABETH bhGNT
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These stop Southampton both going and returning

cabin, Sls
i" lower IL
second Y
All letters and newspapers must through the Office
No bills Of ading will be signed on the day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
For freight or passage, apply 10
MOLLER, SAND, RIERA, 26 South ST., NJ Y.
c. HEINCKEN Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY, Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
Jan 25-dy
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despatch from Philadelphia states that the President
elect still in that city at halt past nine yesterday
evening. and would remain day two--probably until
Monday. His health is improving
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Hiram Powers.

We publish below interesting extract from letter
addressed TO friend in the United States by Hiram
Powers the eminent sculptor The desire to possess the
of America, mentioned by Mr.. Powers. is not re-
cent. Two years ago Hon. r. H. Stanton, chairman of
the Committee Public Buildings. in reply to the memo
rial OF Edward Everett and others, reported joint
luton appropriatDg twenty thousand dollars TO enable
the President to contract with Mr. Powers for colossal
statue Of America. Mr. Powers is acknowledged to be
of the greatest scupors alive. and consider but
justice that when expenditures made for the
adornment OF the public grounds al the capital of the
Union, the government should, in substantial
manner, recognise the merit OF citizen OF the United
States whose genius reflects much honor his country
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yUADDg THOMPSON RAzOfes-AA invoice Of this
w ~sasbsns6sssspras $40 CAMPBELL CovER'aj 81
Feb le-sd. Opposite Browns Hotel
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THE WORKS OF HIRAM POWERS.

Mr.. EDITOR; Mr.. Chase has moved in the Senate for
the parchase by OF the statue of America by
Powers IL is hoped that his effort will be successful.
Mr. Powers is an American born, and has cmi-
in his art which is overloppod by sculptor OF
time past or-present
Our Capitol is ditng by specimens of foreign
cution and with the exception of Greenoughs Walhing
ton pede niche has been conceded Amer
sculptor
Mr. Powers's genius is the universal theme and
popular could be performed by Congress than ap
preparation for the purchase oil his great Of AmeT-
ca"
Mr. Powers left this country for Italy in 1886 He has
been frequently ated especially of late years. pay
visit 10 his native land The writer has urgent with
him this The mail today brought me letter
from him. in which he speaks particularly to this point
that take the liberty OF offering extracts for pub
cation
Mr.. Powers also gives me, in answer to my request,
brief Catalogue OF his works since his residence In Florence
This will also be interesting TO his friends and
the public.
/ cannot conclude this introduction without congratu-
atng liberal feowcltizen, Mr. Corcoan, his pos
of OF Mr. Powers's great works. and
him the artist highly grahed hear of the pains
has taken give IL every advantage of position In his
splendid gallery. 5. Y.AL.
WAsHIsoToS February g. 1853,
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sKrAr srpuoros o. yAHE.

Too lines daily 80 the WsstIo Ciaetnaai Unts
Siaies mail, and .ddaaas CO... s1prsss rosaA
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Ayery's sewing nchines-Price only S2o
October 10, Is5a.

THIS machine is acknowledged by supe-
simplicity eompsetnes the beasy Strength stitch
It weighs aoou. =. ana eS only from w. 70 s
well nen woolen and esoo goods and all Kinds Of
rapidly without danger Of IL. getting Of
order and can 90 1s wo o. more aon a" S ,s pe
Independent oherso much tina, other stitch
ter any sewing Tn.
peculiarly adapted family and plantation will do all
sewing and when KNOWN viii be generally introduced int"
Tn" Avery sewing Machine Company have perfected their ar
for manufacturing on The ases, scale and w supply
CHARLES NETTLEToN, a3l Broadway New York win receive
p'2 pse a s',es,Dn'
a cLURE HOUSE, wheeling, Virgin,s--JAMEs CAR
nj RoLL PropeorThis splendid hotel in full operation
/, !. situated on street only squares
boa, landing and three hundred yards iom The railroad depot
House. Baltimore eonhden, be ss. the srpec
don. Of The travelling public and 50 merit their patronage
Wurrtise, February. 1885, Fsb1-dim
~ ENTLEMEN's HATsi-Fashiop for Spring isss-B,ebe'.
New York Spring Fashion for senIemen hats This
Feb Is-sdr salo.room, Browns Hotel
Washington Branch Rsiiroad.-Ch.nxe OF Homrs.
MN 5: g Sc
m and s,er Monday, January H. and mail
" viii be run as follows
Leave Washington a, and sx, a. m, ~ and SPIN
Leave Baltimore ., and Ok, :, m IS .nds IS, pm
The ars, T.la. way win erpr,. mail trains,
stopping only Washington and Annapo. Junction
The p.ns leaving at and 5, connec, a, the Relay
oa r w T ss sos & and WIN nGs
| and New York.
4. H. PARSONS,
Jan 22-dn Agent
A Great Chance mako Money-from s. 10 $40 per
dyy any person. ncodns femae In either town
with the knowledge Of highly useful discovery Of universal de
mand, which will forward mall enclosing 81
b. Holt boz 2,07s New Th.
clerks, invads,
simmediaty lucrative in part Of the United States Apply
medsey.
1 2S-d2mos
nOy'T FORGET y. SNYDER, Jr.'a, Wine store Phil
adelpbs where wines and liquors csbe
quality chesp and have them delivered
Washington, fee Of freight by Adamss dropping
note by mail or telegraph Dos'r roRosr
| sNIDERs, Philadelphia.
i 4-dd
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Feb ll-iflw

NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
<t AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
EN4Et2. The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
UeISk1 ION, Capt. T. NJ. Fitch HERMANN Capt L. Hig
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nOy'T FORGET ~ SNYDER, Jr.'a, Wine store Phil
sdelpha, where reliable
quality and cheap and have them early delivered
Washington, ee Of freight by Adamss cypress" dropping
sNrDERs, Philadelphia
Jan
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Filth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. lIe.i b aud ETankItsfstye,t N.s York
'his Establls hnett can be very correct Iicplc
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue, AID hands i'm n,on. lie
only representations UI The kind the country The largest
Su heal cOeCtlo oi Ancient anti Modern ia the Il \
Tic leue oil Soldier III the Continental Uniform; blue and
bufi, lead buttons, matlcd u. s. three. Hal
blceclleh t'alteS, DC, dc Alsu, Binds VaTuus pm
age some Curious FREAKS oi Nature, Indian Implements al
htch OH Paintings, fine EuEIa wings, many otet
anu valuable tuTiositIes Statue UiGeoge III sucl col
CAIN oil be ouEd III amy Estabis lie Kind in
lie United StHtes \ double Cali, which
united 10 be great wonder. The
non The neck down 10 The middle they are iI sIoI ni
perfectly loncd' AID wcc b. ought Iy me-
a lave White Kat nom Jerks Penn .lRnfaHcr q Al.
lS uanes for EAeictse and AnsCncI, Biialds Ijark.
CANNON and Nominees Billiard Room iwo spIc,,.
did Tables, Is attached house..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Supper PARTIES car In.
accommodated at short The rdcr will i,.
supplied with all the deliCacies The season. Game y
at auy hour.
Al this Establishment, may be seen celebrated bind.
mo, mat WIN rreat almost an! thing alter stranger
REORGANIZATION Tor Political meetings any parry
The Subscriber having become Fl opTIetor Inc auuyr
celebrated Establs tnet, and having various aIter
lions is prepared To accommodate the Travelling Public
Hotels OF the city OF New Iosk. The Room, which con
tais the rarcst private museum in tins country, being Ilc
collection oil many years, will IrlutaUG
II under tile charge NJ I. Thomas
wines, &C. DC. Connected with above is REEEJ:.
TORY, where will be all hours OF the ay
and evening. Private rooms for Cours-inai Referees
Committees, Private Dinner SUPPER Parties
The public respectfully invited grant him share u,
their patronage.
CHARLIE WRIGHT Proprietor.
5 rem ons wishing PURE Wine NAV ec
on having them genuine at this EstablshnIe
N RPrvatc families Supplied with Dinners OF Summers
In superior style, for Parties any rescc
tive homes and wares glass 10 any
oil the City FREE OF CHARGE. = -
Entrance to he REFRACTORY in Fl anklins,.
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TRANSPORTATION.
CLEVELAND AND PITTsRURG Rail
ROAD.
al So o. sss all
sEsEa Sc E s. $50


ON and alter Wednesday, June 10th, 1882 Passenger
Trans vii run daily Sundays excepted as ioI!oWs
lille and intermediate stations; 5:4O p. NJ, AccOmmOda
lion Train for Rayenna stopping at all way stations.
Leaves Rayenna at 700 a. NJ, Accommodation Train
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations
Leaves Welsvle at 1895 p. NJ Express Train loi
Cleveland, and intermediate stations.
The 9iO Express Train from Cleveland daily
with the following lines TO wit: At HulSon with the
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyahoga Falls Akron;
Warren at Alliance with Ohio Pennsylvania Raj
Roads at Bayard, with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
and CarIollton.
FOR PITTSBURG.-The 5:IO A. NJ. Express Train
from Cleveland connects at Welsville with the and
and inermeiate landings arriving at Ptsbnrgb The s1
evening.
Fare from Cleveland Pittsburgh by Ohio and Penn.
$50 cleveland 10 pittsburgh by way Of "'i'V'l'e
checked through to Pittsburgh via wellsville.
FOR WHEELlNG.-The 9:40 A. NJ. Express train
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DIURNAL FOL
Wheeling, touching the intermediate landing, arrv
RETURNlNG.-i2:G5 P. NJ. Express Train connects
with the above steamers at also with the ou
and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad at Alliance, and at Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad.
Passengers leaving Pittsburg o'rlodk a. NJ, AMI
press Train from wellsville and arrive Cevelans
time TO connect with the Lake Steamers Tor New York
via DunkiTh and Buffalo.
Also Toledo, Detroit, Chicago Racine, Milwaukee,
and the entire North West.
Passengers leaving WHEELING or PITTSBURGH il
the rnng by this route arrive Cleveland the sahC
evening and the following night, be in New York
The Accommodation Train lea wing Raveuna at O'Clock
A. NJ connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
Road and reaches Cleveland in time with the
Cincinnati Railroad the South.
RETuRELN6.-The Accommodation Train leaving Cleve.
Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland With the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson. ...--.
- b. & p. r. r. OYFIcE JOHN DURAND.
Cleveland, June II, ! Superintendent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


wv HHEELHNGs FEMALE SEMINARY.
regular time Tor tho commencement fthe Fall
Session ftls institution, will be the first day Of Sep
Inc eaehera at present connected with tho Seminary,
Rev. 3 Y. sroLroRp. b. D., Principal. 2 go
sliss MARGAREr ORR, A.,,,,,n,,
S ,is + FRANCIS Rls 81 l.. Hhs6 lze
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, ASsiSiani Prip.crs E,epart
P nr i, JOHN \. WIN Sk1 Music and dc Gs5n.sn
Prof BIB. STONE, FOCAL Music. 80 as.I
Miss Orr will not take active duty tho
=obahly be with US in the Spring.
seminary near PhsdePa she oHg sSe
rS in the higher branches taught in Semnares but is
Music, can receive lessons as they NAV nrefe2 etheI
tom 7 OF Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
Teachers and arrangements made for courses
oe the classes, by some experienced Lecturer and Elk
We would again ircct the attention of parents To hi
pupil will at know the AMOUNT Of tuition Where
tho majority OF the studies OF pupil in any particular
Hoard and Tuition, with room rent, Bedding, Fire u.d
Lights, and Ancient Languages, II DESIRED session
.! i've months, $500
iiAy l-TTtiOir-Primary, Junior Grndeper
session, GOO
% Senior Grade, 1900
b Seminary proper, Junior Glass;
"a Med iiI s class, i iIoo
:. Senior class, 600
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
Alts:G PER session offye months, with
ior lessons, ~ EH 1900
T. 20 oil instrument Tor daily practice, 200
alou IN Languages, Painting or drawing, 1900
Ei:Aio:d:ry, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
ICss ss7 - 400
Vncal Music, Chemical aud Philosophical Lectures 90
Where Music Teacher gives lessons of the ;emna
il sequence the trouble, the same is charg
cd al ~ the Seminary, viz: $ls per session. -
fups ale charged from tho time of entrance the
u :essiOn, and nc deduction made except sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school, we
m Vo only tosay that we have here Government and d
administered kindly inlecd, but still government anj
law, which all concerned must respect obey. ou
unle
cure OF Female Teachers night and day This system give.
atrH care and trouble to Teachers but only sal
snirm We have found Teachers who have well sustain
cal our views. r '-.EE = ~ = n =
As 10 the progress of pupils in sound learning
Hose interested win visit us, attend &c
wn Will point them 10 the members OF higher cassos
a. q say HE smut noStrd pledges
Wheeling, Aug o. 'f'sS~
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ERUPTIVE DIsEAsESS

has now become settled fact, acknowledged br thu
best flour CITY, that in OF SCI
letter, anu many other diseases, BRENrLEGHRs ELun
EArRACT OF SARsAPARILLA DANDELIoR, is decidedly
above all other preparations. tspeaks
used and although we have taken pains OF
ing through the papers, appointing agents
ioI me sale yet we are almost weekly receiving or.
states by persons who by some chance have heard
ofts wonderful curative powers The following is from
very serious diseased "
DEAR DocToR:
The two bottles ofmedicipc got from yo,
some more by Express. l'tSH ~ Ns
Yours Respectfully.
1t is now prescribed by nearly all Physicians of OH
city not as qnaek medicine Ior We have made them &C
qualEted with the componantpars now saw to
such as we have not the opportunityo making It know
TO- entirely Tree from all Minerals and s NOT IN
the least Incompatible with any
dine, Foyver's soiutiony or other properties
To be had at Paxton Lakes, and r. Yahrine and soId
wholesale and retail by ~ = - : = 0
-, i..s So, BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG.
July 81, '52. ' is W"
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Cincinnati aIydropa,hic Or
=. D - = n VI UI'1ftH OF -
Water Cure Embellishments.

:
FNHE above Institution is OF Ell for the Ycreptio al
PATIENTS 1t is located about five miles from the city
the Carthage pike, and but lew rods from the nn,
ton, Cincinnati and Dayton Rail Dad, the lear and at
the distance from the Miami Canal, irunt Io
benefits OF the Institution 20 '"'
To the lover of nature, lew the can fur.
ish MOI pleasing variety oil scenery sp ads scII
before The traveller all the way from Cinc matt he
Cue Tee nature and art combine rendering the view
beautiful. beyond description. f. -"
OF the glance The nealncss and elegance OF o
Interior, 1mbned with the attractions whic,
this Establishment desirable Tie Halls afe exic,
siye the Rooms spacious and inviting where the invalid
Indictment weather. The Bed Rooms are well ventai,I.
mddious being convenient for the application OF water in
every form IN connection with the Institution is
VIII have an opportunity Of restoring their muscular
nish the water this establishment, clear pure soft
and ahundanti flowing from grayeIy bed they send
neghb9rhood arc remarkable for healthlness putty Of
not think OF more desirable place. for those seekIn
health than this Institution
Dr. PEAsE having had much experience in The treatment
that pains will the restoration to heaIiho
sevealyeaIs devoted her attention TO the treatment Of
diseases peculiar TO her SEX and being every qualified
female DEPARTING Prolaysus Utei, with its train, nj
prostrating the energies destroying tie @
ulness OF large portion OF the fair Sex, will be treated IN
supporters any kind TO this subject we Womb in on
the attention OF ladies, as in all shall expect 10
Persons visiting the Cure nv the way OF the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Raiload, will stop the Carthoec
station Patients are requested to bring two comfor.
bles two blankets two sheets, six towels and
quantity of old! old linen, suitable for bandages.
TERMs.-The terms for Board, Medical Services and all
ordinary attendance, will be ten dollars week
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient Ia an
extra charge Some deduction will be made TO those WIN
find it necessary spend length OF time in the Insiii
tion Transient persons will charged two dollars rer
day. ib5 a4s,5- -. - - -
From three to five dollars will he charged for the i,st
examination teTs . = ,'''N
For further particulars addres l
.ifuu6 4iiE i-aa $3.50 ID. A. PEASE,M. d. 100
80 - .9.siFtlat= Proprietor and Physician.
106 BOXES halves, quarters and eghths new Raisi,ts
INci 20 drums Smyra Figs, new crop; T. lassY
-.F95ai 6casSs curTants; vi 50
..a6g. a boxes citron and Lemon peel; Is 49,
aa}dHt case Fancy BOX Prunes; p s5s.S 4
H5-f1 3. do. Jar 40 : b do -. +;
b. far1 eask s,y,.gis lun do to sell cheap;
aaH 6kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order;
e tna % trails Dates; boxes conserve Ginger;
,2i..s = hbls Cranberrtes, at {tsg1ittss1
aeole- =. 500 sss1ltia9sl y 8. D.agooDRoWss.
II ITO 81 AREHOUSE TOILET.
HE OF those new thr story store rooms lust finished
" on Quincy street. be had by applying
'ty -. 49, (TnArSo as r = WIN H.
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

McssrS. SANDS : Gcntc:nen-I have great pleasure iu
10 you TIC great benefit lave received
nary disease, made voyage 10 Europe but while there
continnsd TO be afflicted. weeks afIer my retuIu
was seized with violent hcmUrrhRge the lungs ard
rom the debility and great strength That
ioowed with the niot,aCtcd difficulty res ration
am entirely by the use OF Sarsaparlu which
consider most important ard truly valuable discover
in The healing feel not for fourteen Yea,
enjoyed SO goud health as at present. 49,
,tataf ,lI,.
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.. t. IN I DIUIIE.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. H. ~ n
SANDS Druggists and Chemists Fulton 81 cOr,eI al
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists gene alIy
throughout the United States and Canadas Price a rr
bottles SIX bottles ior 81. For sale by
J. II. CRUAllIACKER
No. II6 Main ST., Wheeling
L. Wilcox Of PttsbU gli Scaton Sharpe of Mnysvic
Shao kieioTd d CrchOn, Portsmouth; and r. r. Iiim,m,
Cincinnati. - mn m ~,
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.MISOELLANEnH

can be got osss<SSl
THEundeTsigned have epteTcJ Ia. VI 20 DnI<i
which they agree TO furnish The Kaieb an srrsls.
&Wmo1thlySi the Home Journal tweeSiSSf
moderate price OF $500 for The tI snSaeseribers,
promptly attended 20. 'e' Win Y
5- SAMUEL HUSTON. n
Publisher Of The Rni,t..
MORRIS & WILLIS 'esSeftotle
,- Publishers Of Home .1,,.
DYER & WILLIS, ''A'a'l;
Publisher Of Musical Ror,.1
81 g'at Psi Broadway, n "
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~ Dir Todd's pills

~ ~ DIR. Todd's Pills
NAN be had fresh genuine the following places IN
~ the city of Wheeling and vicinity. viz:-At the Drug
stores of James Baker: Kels d Caldwell; Brentngcr d
co. % T u Logan o. Fred'k Yahrng VIM Mckee
Co: CRitchieownO; A Brcntgcr CCeniTc Wheeng), nt
the Shoe store OF Todd Devol, square and at
RiTh streets. ' y - - - 1850
They can also be had at Dmn,s Grave Creek; Be-
dlllons and Jacob GOoding's, National Roat; BENZ Il
Craven, Alexandria Wilson Strneer,s west Wheel
Ing; and Ely Loomal's, bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need further Recommendation than air
trial; they have been in for more thar
twenty years and will only give them they
dog; sen per gross jnn6
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Another Arrival of
ST APPLE GOODS

M nave this day received large quantity Staple
w Goods, comprising 100 pieces Dark PGnts spices
Black Twilled French Cloths, Steel Mixed Cashmere
Washington and Mt. Vernon Beached Shrtings MerRos
stripes extra heavy; Long Shawls; Hamilton Canton Elan
Eeli Snirng Checks. Also, dozen Genilenens Com
forts, extra heavy, and in coIoIs. .-..5- .-.-.
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9 9, SIZE a Dress Goods.

-, ~, - N =, Y Ii SSS GoOoS.29.
cade sks IN Tan color, Ashes OF Roses &C. Satin de
Ghene, all qualities Royal embroidered Dam
Genes, caps All Wool French Moisin Laines In rci
designs, Stewart Plaids French Merihos, Mo1selin DE-
Ress IN wn and Steel mixed 81 and "a plain Mouse
hntzss Chaiies in coors, Persian and blaei
aug SooIed Aipacas IRON sd, &c being the largest
eiock dress goods IN the city. Just received at
oeeifSsPga9 ddoF w HEIsKELI q Co.'S
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CITY TRADE.
New Books and Papers

NEW bOOKS ana FaperS
ATT. L. BUSH'S NEW LITERARY DEPOT,
M AIN ST. one door from Monroe, and opposite the
Vl Northwestern Bank. --s----'-s--.----l
Romance OF the war, Napoeon's campaign in Russia
price 90 cts.
The Gypsy by G. P. R. James; s,.a
Tales OF Waterloo by J.H. MaXwel-price % cts. ii
illustrated News for Jan. is; l1l.la
Gleason's Drawing Room c ompanon;
brother Jonathans-a supply;
N. York weekly and daily HeTald 1ff.si
National Police Gazette; .E.7.a.fs-.
baltimore Daily Sun and Clipper, every day at 10 cts.
der week. GanI9) J. l.. BUSH.
100 LBS Glauber Salts for sale by
Second Arrival of Winter Goods.
r GMER& BRO, No 36, Main st. Centre Wheeling
LII have just received magnificent lot of Paris Bon
lets made and tmed entirely different from anything
er before brought TO this market Also, large
OF French Merinoes, Thbet Cloths, Alpaccas
rions other goods, in style and quality and low III
pTicesj 20
In addition the above, having very large stock on
hand, have this day began sell them at atonishingy
low prices and adopted the motto sSmall Profits and
Quick Returns Purchasers wishing TO money, will
find it TO their interest 10 favor US with call.
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