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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

Parkersburgh Mineral Wells.
THE Undersigned, Propretorsi respectfully announce
that this celebrated watering place, htherto known
Gnena Vfsa'' Choppers Wells Is now open LOT the
additions havo bcenmade 10 the proper
" in the way OF buildings, sleeping
that we will re enabled entertain large NUMBER o.
guests, comfort than ne ouDsc1I
Sare doom IL commend the medicinal prop
critics OF the in these wells; the
go well known aRdh so highly aPpTe9atea py the
sfce in OF dropsy, Dyspepsia and other aa
dies Using nom disordered conditions OF the iTer or
stomach the ParkeTs6rgh AfnerGt LnsS are
almost countless witnesses WI Se atsrs ATranee
cs he Tor speedy and comfortable transit
rs and baggage between the Town and Wes
The fare shall be good and charges R p.nRN
Wood County. Va, June 1se2-Juneis2m
VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks office Of the
The Northwestern Bank OF Virginia,
against
eSsnies' Bank Of wheeling. Levi ~ ensts'
Andersen. lanes v Evans, Joseph
n Kirby, Reuben Brown ana James
w Myers-deiendAnts. .,. 80.
Object or this is other things to obtain
decTee sniectng certain unds in the hands the
10 The Ray @as 9 FoPdges
And the Iefendants, Levi Anderson, James " Evans,
Iosanh a KisEy Reuben Brown and James W Myers not
Their oy
,sSsS of motion OF Ike plaintiff by his az
II il ordered that they do appear here one
@ y. nsessssIy 10 protect their interests in this suit,
3 Inst ropy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
son,s neysnsper published in the city i9r
four successive weeks and Posten at ne o
county sq gsSfl 1GoNzo IoR1NG, cPk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

OGAN, JAKk CO., have Just reserved lgy R9Ss s,
or tobacco, in addition to their IaIse stoc
r0uui al No 81 and see specimen OF the eC0litorue
golden nar intended for all ,sQ love Bo99
ths Also larEe lot Of sasal n'-
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something worth seein
A M. ADAMS

NEW CLOTHING ROOMS:
TAVING now completed my rooms am better pre- re
III pared to accommodate my eustoneEs t ha sSe p
Tore md At such low prices will astontsh Inc
Come and try Remember thai my pace 10 70 one e
door above the old corner long occupied oy ms
nseless for mo to undertake enuerate my stoe6 the
variety is so great. je20 d. N. ApAMS.
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STEAMBOATS,.

UNION LINE.
mRa@~ h The fine light lrausht steamer FORT
u HENRY, Captain GEo. JOHNSTON, will
- run as the regular Union Line packet be.
2E1sl0t tween Wheeling and Cincinnatii leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday, at o clock, T. NJ.
'Thts boat is and has superior passenger accom-
mOda ions.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
auglt s. q. baker, d Co., Agcn
WHEELING AND MARIETTA PACKET.
tesaasaa The new light drausht steamer, La
;tkS~...A BELLE, Capt. JEREMIAH Hicks, win
Ss44SlAFESS leave Wheeling every Monday, %ednes.
ESSSsESaday and Friday for Marietta, at 10 O'Clock
"A. NJ. Returning will leave Marietta every Tuesday,
Thursday Saturday at O'Clock, A. NJ, stopping at
all the intermediate landings.
co. For freight or passage apply on board aug6tf:
WHEELING AND GRANDVIEW PACKET.
@- h THE fine light draught steamer r. H.
lR-IA,s1rFTS LINDSEY, M. dorsey, Master, wiz run
S49StS lii as a regular packet between Wheeling
lRa-LEtA-N and Iandview, leaving Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 10 O'Clock, A. M
Returning, will leave Grandvicw every Tuesday Thurs.
day, and Saturday, at o'clock a. M For freight or
passage, apply on board ly2l
sum CIR ArFnn . cm cnt and Change of Ainc.
ss1nrssh THE light d.aught passenger steamer
SS4F4AFg9F8 will run regularly between Wheeling and
ssSszsSSsPittsburgh, in place OF the Winchester
leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at O'Clock A. NJ arriving at WellsviIle in time to
meet with the Cleveland cars; and at pittsburgh IN lime
for tho morning lines for the East Returnng-eaves
Pittsburgh every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10
a. NJ arriving at Wheeling in lime for tho mil lines for
Ohio.
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
S. c. BAKER a CO., Agent.
n@ThrouGh tickets for Gle Vennd Toledo. Monroe, de-
troit Milwaukee Chicago. Buffalo and Dunkirk, sold at the
OFFS, G. RHKER "a Co! Juno H.
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A DRY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED-We wish
II to engage the services of first class salesman
One acquainted with city trade preferred.
dec 10-6teo MAXWELL, SEARS & COLBY.
80 HOUSE WANTED-The advertiser
.m% desires to purchase a comfortable DWELLING
(siS4for small family. Enquire at the "Stsr' Of.
fee. nov 25-tf
"ANTED-To hire, or purchase if on easy
w terms, commodious dwelling HOUSE. north
of Pennsylvania avenue. Address Sc G F." Office of
the Evening Star" nov 1E-tf
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. DECE,TBER

A.
AhEIvED.-Schr. X. II. Price, Chamberlain, New
York, To Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.
Schr. Thomas ireland, Harper, - to Frostburr
Coal Co.
sAnEn:-schr. j. c. Calhoun, Finney, Boston, 81
VI. Eldridge
MENofANpA-Shlp August and Ellen, Burgess,
hence at Liverpool, 18th ult.
Ship Hersilia. hence at Liverpool, 10Th ult
Brig Emma, Baker, hence at Boston, 10th inst
schr. lngomar Lynch, from Georgetown, was az
Boston, 10th inst
schr. Nathan Holmes, Godfrey, hence at Prcvi
dence, 9th inst.
schr. Black Monster, Perry, hence at warehsnn,
sth inst.
schr. Bulrush, Huff, hence at Boston, 10th inst
Schr. Eugene, Lowell, from Georgetown Yves at
Boston, 10th inst.
schr. Hamilton, Dayton, cleared at New York for
this port 18th inst.
Schr. Meridian, Smith, from this port for Barba-
dos, put into st. Thomas, 10Th ult, and leaks so
badly that she will probably be condemned.
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Important from Mexico

New ORLEANS, Dec. ia private
letter in the Delta, dated Vera Cruz, Dec.
9Th, states that Santa Anna had been
proclaimed Dictator for ten years, with
the consent of all the principal States
and cities, excepting Orispa, which de-
sired him to be made perpetual Dictator.
1t was reported Minister Gadsden had
demanded the immediate confirmation of
the Garay Grant, or the Americans would
take possession of Mesilla Valley.
Lieut.. Murphy Lane has arrived here
with dispatches from Mexico for Wash
ington.
Nine powder wagons exploded near
Puebla, killing L. persons.
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Georgetown Correspondence.
GEORGETOWN, December Is, lS5;

GEORGETOWN, December Is, 1853.
Several attempts have been made the lat few
nights. to fire out-buldings in our city, We think it
mcIe than likely that it is the work of mschievous
boys whose only object is get the engines out not
being of the amount of evil that might result
from such mischief.
The arrivals of pork, by wagons, continue very
large. Some 80, 900 10 40, 900 pounds reached mar
ket yesterday and this morning, and met with ready
sales, at s. 30 a So IS a. 100 pounds The quality
OF the article tins is remarkably fine. Selling
from stores at SIS IS "a, IS.
There was rather a better feeling in the flour and
grain market yesterday, and sales to ii limited
tent made at Sc 81 y a So so, and small sale
q ST 45 white, 81 IS a. 81 80. We note a sale of
2,5G0 bushels mixed, at 81 A. Corn, 6S a 20 cents
tor white and yellow. SPECTATOR.
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So There is no b.tter time than The present to
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
10 those Ii waat of superior or low-prced apparel
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known a. NOAH WALKERS MAR
Bile I'll ALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM Browns bul!d
ing. where they be suited Wth every variety and
style of clothing. Their beautiful and we'll selected
stock consists in part of fine black and fancy
cloth rock, sack and dress coats: superior plain and
fancy Cashmere business frochs and sacks; rich
taimas, paetats and sack oyercoats; with the best
selection OF fine black doeskn and fancy cashmere
pants, cut velvet silks, satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also, shirts, collars, drawers, socks craYats
handkerchiefs, suspenders. gloves, undershirts &c
ALI OF which they will sell lower than any other
house in this any other city. We would also call
the attention Of ladies to their complete assortment
of Boys Clothing. large supply OF servants wear
slways on hand.
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The Democrats Successful in Boston.

BosToN, Dec. 15.-The election to fill
the vacancies in the Board of Aldermen,
has resulted in the selection Of nearly
all the Democrats. This is the first time
in the history of Boston that Demo-
cratic Board of Aldermen has been chosen.
From New Foundland, we learn that
the Hon. Mr.. Marretti has been dis
missed from the Executive Council.
The ship Golden Light, bound to
England, has been wrecked on the Meri-
michi bar.
A. l.. Burlingame, proprietor of the
Brighton House, died to-day.
No news yet Of the steamer.
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81 CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLAOD.-See the
certificate of Mr. Turner II. Ramsey, for many wears
proprietor of the Farmers Hotel. Fredericksburg,
We, aDc late OF the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
DR.. John Niuge, of the City of Richmond, though
a regular physician, and of course opposed to what
he called quack medicines, obliged to say that
its good effects in the Of Nix Ramsey were Won
3erful indeed.
He had been given UP by several physicians; had
tried most OF the quack medicines, and was on the
verge of despair well the grave when he tried
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public TO ais full and lesgthy GER
ahcate around the bottle, stating his cure,
+.*Ses advertisement.
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AT COST
~ GRAPE SHAWLS, all qualities
w Amongst which may be found very rich EN-.
broidered
Also our stock of Cloth ard Velvet Cloaks, at
cost.
With our entire stock Of
DRY GOODS.
Embracing all the most recent styles of
DRESS GOODS.
With every article found in well selected stock.
Contemplating q change in our firm next month";
it is desirable that the stock be greatly reduced by
that time, will therefore sell our stock without
the reservation of any article for one month, for
cash only, at cost
rare chance is thus offered for the time mention
ed Of selecting from stock of the choicest goods
in this section of the country prices lower than
many articles can be he'd at wholesale prices in New
York city. Z. MYERS Il co,
Iron Hall Dry Goods Store
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
dec 10-1m
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LUCREZIA BORGIA.

OPENING NIGHT MONDAY. DEC. 10th, 1853.
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THINGS I'm NEW YORK,
Nep YORK DecsnBer ii 1879


The Lockport Courier of Saturday says :-.sGov.
Hunt still continues to improve, and may now be
considered OCT OF danger lie had a refreshing rest
last night, and was enabled to partake of little food
this morning, for the second time since last Sunday
morning.
The Rev. Bishop Simpson, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Cnufch. Intends tn leave this city on the 20th
Instant for California aud Oregon The Bishop is
TO be accompanied by the Rev. N. Eeasoner.
The mortality on board the European packets.
seems to have ceased for the present There still
no Little sickness board many of the vessels ar
nvns at quarantine, but the deaths are few, in com
parlEon with what they Were a few days since.
Jhe attendance al the Crystal Palace begins to
snow daily dllllnuiiOn, though the directors say
they are doing good business. There are no ex-
penscs to be met now, to speak of, that all the
money taken at the doors is ''clear gain.''
The Fairfield Hotel, 500 feet long and called the
"Marine Pavilion" was burnt to the ground last
night. 1t was owned by Mr.. Monot, proprietor of
the New York Hotel, and was insured for S35, 900.
1t cost $4,000.
The MOrgans have been released from confine
ment in Newport Jail and have come to New York.
The Courier ana Enquirer of yesterday announces
that MIR. Richard Grant White, formerly musical
critic of that journal, has become enc of lis co
editors. Ii adds, '.Mr. Whites duties as mere
critic OF artiscal matters, ceased in April, 1882
The DAILY .4dreTfiser, Wing paper, published in
Brooklyn for ten years past, has been discontinued
for want ~ support.
Money was rather tight again this morning The
demand was very active. Commercial paper is
taken OH call, at 10 per for prime names and
~ - for ordinary.
WIN. l.. RuShtnu, Of the firm of Rushton & Clark.
well known druggists of this city, died last evening
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HewTork Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. Is, l, F. M.-Flour
firmer. Western and State brands, 1918
a S6.S1l. Howard street. ST00aS7.l2.
-l2,000 bbls. sold. Wheat, sales of
$1,000 bushels, prime White at S1.56
$3.50. Corn, sales Of 10000 bushels.
prime Yellow at so a 81 cents. Cotton
firm. Stocks unchanged.
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BY Il. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
DY virtue of Deed of Trust from Louis Henke
ID Trustee to the subscriber bearing date the Sd
Gay of September, 1851 and duly recorded in Liber
j. A. s. No. 30, foos SO, 81, ct seq, of the Land
Records for Washington County, in the District Of
Columbia shall sell at public auction, on the prem
ses, on the Goth day of December next, at o'clock
p Lot No. 3, in Square No. n, lying in thu said
City of " Washington, and fronting 55 feet inches
north NJ street, and running back 100 feet to al
ley 70 feet wide which, by side alleys, has outlet
on 2ith and 18th streets
The property is improved by neat two-story
Frame House, nearly opposite General Tnompson's.
Terms One-tourth cash; the residue in and IL
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed of trust
If the terms are not complied with within days,
TIE property will be resoid at the risk and expense
of the purchaser
The title is believed to be indisputable.
Conyeyancing at the expense of purchaser
r. X. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
IN. STRATFON,
nov 23-1awts&ds Auctioneer
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The Great Operatic Libel Suit.

New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE case of FRY.
formerly manager of the Italian Opera,
VS.. James G. Bennett of the Herald, for
libel, haS.been decided by verdict for
the plaintiff, and Mr.. Bennett is mulcted
in the SUM of $4,000 damages.
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Robbery.

WHEELING, Dec. 14.-Mr. Dodge, of
Baltimore, President of the Western Tel
egraph Company, was robbed yesterday
on board the steamer to Pittsburg, of his
gold watch, and some $50 in money. He
was successful, however, in recovering
his property.
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| Great Wonder of the World n a,
Arrived!
CORPORATION LAWS.

TIVE Corporation Laws of the City OF Washington
i to the end of the fftieth Council, Ito June Sd,
1855, inclusye,) to which aided the Laws enact
ed between that day and October 10, 1853, with al
Appendix; containing 600 large octave pages Just
published by order Of the Corporation of Washing
ton, by Robert A. Waters, and for sale at his Office
street, between 9th and 10th. aud by all the Book
sellers Also for sale, the Builders Guide, or Ne
chan!c'S Price Book; with great variety of Blanks
such as
Deeds of Conveyance, Dec on Note,
s. Trust Sc Account,
Quitclaim Deeds. Blank Drafts
Mar. on Note, Blank Checks and Check
. Account, Books all the banks
MS Book, job, and Letter-Press PRINTING. in
every variety of type and color executed with neat
and despatch and on the most reasonable terms
Business Cards very cheap dec l0-S&W I'm
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BOARDING.

D0ARDING.-Mrs. T.. 7. DUVALL having com.
ID pleted the arrangement of her house, is now
prepared to receive boarders by the day. week, or
month. Her terms will be moderate, and every eff.
fort will be made to render her guests comfortable
Location nearly opposite Browns Hotel. over Hooy-
CT & Sons Shoe Store. nov 3O-3taw2w
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Rs~ TIE Maryland Institute, have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal for his superior Daguereotypes
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition at which he
he has received the highest award given by this In
stItute- If you want your likeness taken, 60 to
WHITEHURsTS. He makes likenesses, not characters
at his gallery between Fourand half and eth street.
Pennsylvania avenue
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOX SALB-By
Y virtue of deed of trust frcm John +. Day and
wife, recorded in lber j. A. s., No So folio sol, &C.
l will sell at public auction, the premises on
MONDAY, the 10th instant, at 1 o'clock p. m all
the right and title of said graItors in and to Lots
II, is, and IL, in square 625. CabotS subdivision
Terms cash. and all cenveyancipg at cost of pur-
chaser. On default of payment within five days az
ter day ct sale the lots will be reSod at expense of
the defaulting purchaser
JOHN C. BRENT, Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
dec 3-3t2w&dS Auctiopeers.
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~The iniDnita

Rf- The inimitabe THOMPSON is daily engaged
in taking those wonderful STEREOSCOPE PCR
TRAITS, which winning tor him such au envia-
bic reputation THOMPSON has many ini:ators
but fls pictures are ahead Of all rivalry. If the
public wish tor Portraits possessing sll the a, tributes
OF perfection, brilliant but unfolding, let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures, ss Pope sail of his
friends, . viii bloom in their coloTs for thousand
years. His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue
between AZ and 9Th streets. Try hun.
uOylI-tf
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Baltimore Markets, &c.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, IL M.-Flour.
sales moderate at previous prices. How
ard street and City Mills sc so. Prime
white wheat 81 81 81 Sc. Red 81 43
a 81 48. 5000 bushels sold Prime
white corn SO a 81 cts. Yelloy IS 60
cts. $4,000 bushels SOLD. No change
in other articles. The steamer has not
yet arrived.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. MCGUIRE. Auctione,

VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT In the First
Y Ward ct Auction.-On THURSDAY afternoon
the 18th instant, at o'clock the premises, shall
sell east half of Lot No. Z, in square no. fronting
% feet on north ST., betwe 18th and 10th sts-
5,375 50. feet
This Lot is very desirable for building purposes.
Title perfect
Immediately after. shall sell Lots Nos and Z,
in Dayidson's subdivision of square No. 16l, having
front each Of 20 feet inches on Connec lieut. ave-
hue. between and " streets north, and containing
about 3,260 square feet
Title perfect.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in six and IL
months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing ill.,
terest. j. c. MCGUIRE
dec I'D Auctiopeer
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
0FTHE
GLE e M A N YEAGER S
AT CARUSrS SALOON.
DECEMBER 26th, 1859

THE GERMAN YEAGERS respectfully announce
Il that they will give one of their popular BALLS
on MONDAY, December 10Th, at Carusi's Saloon
being their third Annual Bail.
The Committee of Arrangements do not deem it
necessary to say what they will do to AXE this the
most popular Ball OF the season, the public are
well aware that the balls Of the Yeagers are always
'done Gp" in fine style, and they may rest assured
that no expense or trouble will be spared to make
this ball go off with the ecLGt that has hereto.
fore characterized the Balls Of the "Yeagers"
The ball will he opened at oslock, by PRONE
made, after which sword will be presented to Capt
6. A. Sehwartzman, Professor Prospsri's Band play
ing the German Yeagers Quickstep,' composed ex-
pressiy fos them.
Supper ke had at any time between the hours
of l2 and O'Clock.
The military requested to appear in full uni
form
No hats caps will be allowed in the room except
the military dress caps.
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The PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE:

"a q III SIbEIUCE1 OF ThSVN or
L TraDseendental Gastronomy illustrated 10y An
ecdot"s of distinguished Artists and Statesmen Of
both continents. by Briat Savarin, translated from
the last Paris edition, by Fayette r. binson.
The Neighbours Children, from the German, By
Mrs S. A. Myers.
The Heavenly Home; or, the Employment and
Enjoyment of the Saints in Heaven, by Rev Ii. Har-
baugh, A. NJ
Manual of the Diseases Of the Eye, by 8. Littel
NJ. d., second edition, revised and ENLARGED.
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
dec = RONkStOre. nnar OH st
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RISLEY'S VARIETE.
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MANAGERS:
On tie part Of the Field and SoF
Mai Gen Jones, Col. w Hickey
Br. Gen. H Weightman Lieut.. Col. II Reilly
Maj. C wallach Maj T. Danoho
Maj. y. Keyworth 3Iaj. Z Bacon
Quart. McColluur Adjt L. J. Middleton
surgeon Morgan Asset. Surgeon Grymes
On, the part Of the Light Ir,frntry.
Capt. Darlington, Lieut. VIM IL Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. ] Tucker,
Ignatius f. Mudd.
On the payt Of the National Greys
Capt Lemuel To~ars, Lieut. Holden,
Lieut. Sutton, Lieut. G Wales,
Peter Egan.
On the part Of the Walker Starpshooters.
Capt Bradford, Lieut. McCollum,
Lieut.. Birkhead, Lieut. j Ii Goddard,
VIM. Smith.
On TIE pert Of the Continental Guards.
Capt J l. Smith Lieut. W Tucker.
Lieut. llarceron, Ensign " f Hornsr,
On the part IF tie Boone R,femsn.
Capt Bright, Lieut. p 0tterback, jr.,
Lieut. Ii = 0ber, Lieut. c VI Sanserson,
George Miller.
On he part Of tie Montgomery Guards.
Capt Z Key, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. w keeny, Lieut. kelicher,
James Maher.
On The part Of the Presidents Hounted Guard.
Capt Peck, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. j W Baden, Lieut. ] Petitions,
On the part Of the National Guard.
Capt j TAFT, Lieut. ] II Bird.
Lieut. Humphrey, Lieut. Allen,
James johnson.
On the part Of the Citizens.
Mayor MauTy, Gideon, RI Clarke.
Walter Lsrox, Ii II Heath, FMcNerhany,
Col w W Seaton, Il F Hunt, J Clagett
A III White, A McCausland, II Loudon,
Z Boteler, J Pepper, CT Byrne,
ID Wailach, Wall CIV Cochran.
II Bradley, John CoyIe, r Laskey,
Hoover, L W Carter, SH Hill,
BoteleT, b French, Brintnall
> Carlisle, G w Philips, " III Hope,
NJ Brown, NJ W Gait J SheckelIs
Morgan, 4 Corcoran, Jonah Hoover,
Tate. Joe shillingtop, j Kirkwood
d Radcliffe, j Cryer, X Calvert,
Towers, II Winter, D Willard,
Wallach, j A Linton, IA Dexter
" Riley, 3 Burns, Vim. B. Butt.
Josiah Baily, Edward Hall.
t5Hmtttee Of arrangements.
Sergt Legtiier, Sergt NJ Ruppel,
Ensign n. Happ. Viedt,
John Augerman.
Flor Managers.
Sergt Eeitz, Caspar Ofinstine,
u Sehleagel, Jos Emmentrout,
Herman Blau.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS-sd
hitting gentleman and ladies: to be had of the
Committee and Captain, and at the door on the eve
ming of the ball.
The Floor Managers will be designated by blue
scarfs.
The Committee OF Arrangements by green rosette
dee T-dtb
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ss- Az OUNCE of fnct is worth Mound of theory

Es- An OUNCE of fact is worth pound of theory
and the swarm of conclusive facts that cluster around
that Incompatible preparation, Uoofland's German
Btters. prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson PHILADELPHIA
establishing its value tonic and restorative are
such as would prevent ineredulity Itself from ques
ti'ning its efficacy In all cares of disease of the
stomach whether acute Or chronic, it may be recon-
mened FOR its soothing, cordial, and renovatng in
huence Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite na-
sea, nervous tremOrs, relaxation and debility &c,
are relieved by the Bitters in a very short space of
time; and perseverance in their use fails to
work a thorough cure.
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