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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.-I am
Dnow receiving my Fall stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS and VALISES, from the
most celebrated manufacturers in all the Northern
cities. Please call and examine.
au lS JOHN THOMPSON.
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GREENE & HEATH, COMMISSION

NOTICE.-In. consequence of the break
In Ing of portion of her Machinery, on Friday
last the steamboat Augusta viii discontinue her trips
for short time, until 1t is repaired Due notice will
line. THOS. D0DAMEAD. q
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FALL FASHION OF HATS AND
Il CAPS.-I am in receipt of the Fall fashions of
gentlemen's HATS and CAPS, to which l invite the
attention of the public.
au Is JOHN THOMPSON.
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The firm of DfBRELL JONES is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner
authorised to settle the business of the concern.
r. II. DIBRELL,
oc M, w. JONES,
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.r!KlCE one CENT.
TIE DAILY DISPATCH
.noNDAI sloRNING. ooToBER 10 -.



IKE CHIScHA ISLANDS DTvv----- - -
pondent of the Philadelphia LIZ colres-
the coast of Peru, Sept TO- Is5a a;,. i'on
count OF the outrage perpetrated on the Co...
Of the ship Defiance, which states that capta;n "
Ceran, after getting ready for sea, fred : ..-
parting salute, which is an offence in n :,
ter, when unfortunately the wind died awav =
dead calm. About ten minutes aftervard. ,,.s
boats from the Peruvian n,an-of.war steamer came
alongside, when the melee occurred, which endaa
by Captain McCeran being cut and beaten until he
was senseless and then tossed into of the boa,s
Atthe time there were number of American car.
fed by lowering themselves over the tafFra by the
boats painters into the boats Only one OF two
lifted hand to release Captain McCeran. One
Captain, be it said to his honor succeeded so far
to liberate the hands of Capt. McCeran; but the
soldiers preparing to shoot him, was compelled to
desist 49,
Captain McCeran, wounded and battered as he
was, was taken aboard the guard-ship, and there
chained hand and foot to ring5ols in the dsck and
kept there for three days and nights Whilst tbere
man eontrived to see him, telling him 70 eat or
drink nothing they gave him, for it was poisonsd
doctor finally procured his release from ;rons
and at the date of the letter he had room vbo-s
his son daily carried food to him.
The defiance was given in charge of the boo.
swain, aman who once attempted the life Of g..
McCeran, and was in irons at the time of hi. s;s
Guilty. The letter further says: NA--'
The sailors aboard now have fine ,;r
day or two ago tney Killed all the fowls, and ha9
glorious blow OUT of chickens; in fact al !, maa "a
stock has been sacrificed to ''old lack aue llse
to be well pleased with the fun. Thus tho seems @
stands but shortly there s to be after Clap s ar
captain to duel. This challenge has hae a ican
ed and writings drawn up; but as vet do o. ei,
authorized to give the name of the o' Ieei
can say is that he is small man, and consds,ra1 an
dead shot with pistol, being an old Califora;a
miner, lately from the ''diggings.n oainofnia
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No. 125 Main street. Richmond
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for S. apI
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n B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
". WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
STOCKS bought and sold Commission. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
rR- Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
urder the rnanagement of r France l. Co. will be
promptly paid by me- and all inquiries relative to the
business Of r. France Co. addressed to them
INV 3 C. b. LUCK
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4 IHAMPAGNE, Hennessey and Castil-
~ lon Co. BTandies, half and eighth pipes, for
Osa DAVENPORT. ALLEN Gco.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH Ia served to subscribers
a. sTx AND A erARrER CENTS PER WEEK, payable TO
the Carrier weekly. Price tor mailing, 81 year in
adj
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DEWS FOR SALE.-Those who desire to
i purchase PEWs in st. James Church can do so
by applying to the subscriber:
Fl. J. CHRISTIAN,
jy y22-2awts Treasurer OF So. James Church.
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GCHOOL BO0KS.-J. w. RANDOLPH
~ can supply, at low prices, all the various En-
elish, French, Italian, Spanish, Greek and Latin
School Books now In use. oc4
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united States and Mexico5. 2

| The Washington correspondent of the NJ "
Journal of Commerce writes as follows under the
date of the 1st instant:
| General Garland, who has been here en- route
for New Mexico, has left for his important com
mand. He arrived here in much less time than.
was expected, after he had been summoned 10
| this place. He has received his instructions and.
| l conjecture that they embrace both tiplonatic
and military powers. He is undoubtedly 10 nro.
coed torthwitllto New Mexico, and to march into
the Mesliia valley with force that will enable
HIM to encounter Gov. Trias, who is there before
HIM, ard who IS prepared to expel him or any 9TH
| er American intruder. 1t may be flat Gov Trims
VIII retire before Gen. Garland, and that Santa
Ahaa VIII Suiler the United States to take and
Keep possession of that disputed territory. But
such Is not. the apperent intention of the Mexi-
can.
Our Executive Government have decided that
tue disputed Territory belongs t. us under the trea-
W anu would be ours, SuppoSing the boundary
lne to be run from ga point inned lately North of
Ell PasSo,'' Westward,
1t is OF no use now, 10 60 into the merits of this
controversy. l say again, that our Executive has
decided the question, and II TO the result of that
decision that we are TO look. II is to be hoped
that tins dispute will be allowed 10 be settled in
the manner contemplated in the Treaty OF Gauda
lonpe, ny running the line over again, or, in
OF final disagreement, to refer the dispute to tho
arbitration OF some third party. But arms are now
introduced by both parties in the dispute, aud both
parties indicate reSolute intention 10 settle the
question by arms.
Governor Tnas may give way, but he has not
occupied the Mesilla for thepurpose of yielding H.
He has no, gone there with force Of thousand
men Tor the mere purpose of giving upthe terrific
ry TO General Garland. With smaller escort he
could do that.
We have seen The first Mexican war, and know
It's origin, and its immediate provocation. The cir
cumSanceS of the present similar 10 those
OF The tormer The advance on Corpus Christi
and upon Matamoras kindled the first war, aud The
second may be occaSioned by the movement upon
the Mesilla Valley.
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By the National Line.
rELEGRAPnED FoR TnkDAILYlNTnLLlG ENcEs
SPANISH BoNDS-FRAuD.
~,,.@n- q
No mail on SUNDAY south If Mob;Its "''' %


No mail on Sunday south of Mobile
The Washington Union publishes an official no.
LITIGATION from the Department of State, that a
large amour: of bonds, purporting to have been is
sued by the Hon. Geo. D. Cnacon, Consul from
Spain, at Philadelphia, payable in 1856, at Madrid
OF at said Consulate i'll circulation in New York
aod else% here, for which the Government of Spain
is not responsible; said bonds having been issued
without authority, and active measures have been
taken by the Spanish legation i'll this country for
an investigation of the alleged fraud. The runc-
tons OF the Spanish Consul at Philadelphia have
been suspended.
The Washington Union contains an able and
carefully considered article upon the New Mex-
can affairs 1t takes the ground that the conduc,
of Gov. Trias in Sezing with an armed force the
NleSsila Valley,is an outrage combined with Jolly.
That considetin. the weak condition of Mexico, it
would hardly be magnahimous in the United
States 10 make hostile demonstration: hut If the
act is not discounteuanced by the Mexican author.
tiles, then the United States cannot hesitate how 10
act. The article bears the stamp of Authority and
Will attract attention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-07

WESTERN VIRGINIA LuNArlc AsyLuM.---Dr F.
T. SrRlBLiNG, the able and accomplished Superin-
tendent ofthis Asylum has handed in his r-Signa-
will be received with sincere regret by every friend
of humanity in Virginia. 1t is, we think, about
fifteen years since Dr. Stribling entered his post.
and under his auspices, aud mainly owing to his
talents and influence, the Western Lunatc Asy-
reputation which is unsurpassed by that of any
similar institution in the United States. Seldom
has any officer exhibited so rare combination of
qualifications for such post. As physician, pre-
eminent III knowledge and skill, aud as man,
finn, gentle and humane, he has performed his
most arduous and responsible task with ludg-
ment, devotion, fidelity and perseverance which
have been crowned with the most happy results to
afflicted huma0ity, md have elected the general
and enthusiastic plaudits OF all good and benevo-
lent men, Richmond MINI
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Ma. BAYLOR, writing from Cincinnati, says: 'I
nher think thatthe feeling and influence of this
city is in favor of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, as
ssainst Wheeling and Baltimore. Competition
Bthe life of trade" There is nothing like enc
eessty' for bringing out the energies of richrail
road company as well as the poor adventurer in
life. alt is not good for young man to have ex-
pectatOns," is an old saying; "Itmakes him idle.''
The rule applies to cities and communities. The
most lndefatigabie and industrious get the advan-
tsge."
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SUBSCRIBERS in this city to Dyes Counterfeit
Detector, or Bank Mirror, complain that they do
not get their copies regularly, and others say that
they do not get any of the numbers for which they
Subscribed. We are inno way interested in the
pster and only make this observation with the
tie nope that may be of service both to the pub
.sher and subscribers. -
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Insurance COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
"A letter ofinquiry having been addressed by one
oil citizens to Winchester, where the Home
Once Of the Insurance Company of the Valley OF
virginia is located, to the character AMI respon-
aOll'ty of that institution, the following response
was elected from several of the most prominent
anu highly respectable citizens of Winchester:
WINCHESTER, May 81, 1858.
We the undersigned, being solicited to give our
opinion as to the character and standing of the
insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia.
nave nave no hesitation in saying tina, we have the ut
ftg ESQ and Directors of that Company.
~, ne Iact that we have insured our own property
~ al 'e company, is perhaps the strongest evidence
We can give as TO our opinionof its merits.
;; Il; ShERRARD, Cash. farmers Bank of Va.
Il. NJ. BRENT, /" Valley {"
non hon. JEREMIAH MASON, U. S. Senator.
ACoBSENSENY, Esq, Metch at Winchester.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Flour. State, 4,4sa4 SO; ohio4. Asa 4,75; South
ern 4,s7a5.12, fair request. Wheat, 1913 for
Western; Genesee $50, firm. Cotton unchanged.
Corn, mixed 65ac; yellow 67t. in demand. Chic
WHISKY 23c. Mess Pork Sl5.S1, prime SlSa134,
inactive. Beef 1850. quiet Shoulders 81, hams
81, steady Lard, hbl 10, key II, plenty. But
te- l6. Linseed oil 63aG4. Coffee s 3-s. Sugar,
Orleans Al, Muscovado 4aa54, firm. Molasses 81.
Rice Al. - -.-L--- W. II ------
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MR. DAVID LITTLE, canvassing agent for H.
Fowkrs, Baltimore, agent for John Tails & Co.,
London publications, we observe has procured a
srge number of subscriptions in this city for the
interesting and valuable works which will be
found in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-07

TnE RrvER-WAY TRAvEL.-It will be seen by
our river report that the water is getting down 10
low ebb. Most of the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
pacSets have laid up, and the rest ofthem might as
well do 50. The large boats of the Union Line
have also drawn their huge lengths ashore, and the
low water crafts have commenced plying vigorous
ly leap rich harvest, in which they will not be
disappointed. The cars arrived on Saturday from
Baltimore in good tune, and found the Granite
State, an excellent light draft boat, in waiting for
lie passengers. Yesterday the cars arrived in like
good time, and the passengers were transferred
without delay to the steamer Salem which will
quickly and safely convey them to Cincinnati,
where the draft of the weer will most probably ad-
mt OF junction with the larger steamers. The
low water Onion Line cannot fail to meet all the
expeditions of travellers at this season.
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Mammoth Hat Store.

No. 146 ANp AS EdAIv sTREir, wHEELING,vA.
g AVERY, having enlarged his store in order to suit
~. the demand, has on hand and is receiving
and one oTthe largest stocks
consisting of every variety and style use all
which win be sold at the lowest possible price, wholesale
Persons wanting Hats or Gaps win please can and ex
anime the stock for Themselves shall
pleased to show use our best to
suit our euatomers. ap21 S. AVERY,
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Tus SANITARY COMMITTEE will find subject de-
,n,,dius their attention in the alley between Quin-
:, and Centre streets, running from Fifth TO Sixth
s,r.e:<. 1t is very filthy, and deieterious to the
beallbof the neighbOrhood.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8. II. ROBINSON.
A r

8. Ii. ROBINSON.
Attorney at. Law,
BE VI RLY, WASHINGTON County, o.
LII attend promptly TO collections, &c, in Wash
REFER TO: F35>s,rf
Hon. A. Nye. Marietta o.
Hon. 8: Nash, tinlliopolis, o.
T. b. Goddard, GAINESVILLE, %.
sii,i k sHSlas Co.! 9 60, wheeling. Va.
Il R.tWsfil isyoS 8 I F ea. Baltimore.
w Palmer, fPittsburg.
Temple 6. barker, Philadclphia. ap3N-6m
KELLs & CALDWELL,
Wholesale Druggists,
No 81 MAIN STREET. UNION BrILp1Nos,
Avi L Just received an extensive assortment OF
respectfully invite the attentionofther former
aud dealers In general 10 examine their stock, among
which may sS be ss loud slt the g following
90 ground Gustic;
90 camwood;
bbls. No. lard oil;
g. er'
10 tanners
tH 800 gall, No sperm -.l.s ,"... ...
6 hills spts. turrentine;
90 boys oil vi:Iol; -..
10 muriatc acid;
Acetic Nos;
spts. nitre DUE;
suph. ether;
aqua ammonia, + F F;
10 bbls. Glaubcrs salts;
10 kegs sup carb. Soda;
10 bbls. Hornbroot's glue;
10 reams sand paper;
y bbls. eopperns;
SO Spanish whiting dryj
The above with numerous other articles. the
trade at pIices lower than usual Thankful for the ibcr
aipatronage heretofore extended, solicit continuance
or the same. mad KELLS d CALDWELL
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v4cAxcY.-There is vacancy in the Office of
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Wetzel county, P.
N. Martini the late clerk, having accepted clerk
ship in the Pension Office. The election TO fill the
vacancy is to be held in August.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Flour firm at ss.s5a4, with light sales. Barley
42aI0c. White Corn So. Provisions dull. Lard
6 a7c. Beef 81. Whisky dull at l94. Butte
rnnges from to l0c, prime 10 choice l2al9. Lin
seed oil 60c. Groceries in moderate demand
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,,,.,r,r COrRr.-The jury yesterday in the case
o,vo.rs Of the steamer Hail Columbia VS..
:, Gov. Meigs, after short absence.
~ ID verdict iii favor of the defendants.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 6.
The Daniel Webster has ar lived from ASpinwall
and San francisco, with dates to the 10th of May.
Halifax steamer announced below,
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-----------------
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
] une 6.

The despatch sent from here in regard to the ar
tice in the Washington Union was taken from the
morning papers. There is difference of opinion
in regard to its being able, carefully consulted
article.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-07

r.. ALLEGHENY tried to get up 10 Pittsburgh on
s,,ad,r but concluded to stop a short distance
ssor. the city,-cause she couldn't get any far
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-07

Nov, LODGE OF the /. o o. F. was dedicated
...,,u,b, O., on Friday. The Rev. DIR. Mp
al It'll ~ this city, delivered the Grafton.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS

NEW IUNh, JuIIU o.
The steamers Georgia andiUnion, sailed for AS
rinwall thisafternoon, with full compliment of
passengers.
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+, Thousands who daily throrg our railroads and pub
NC horoushfares, feel the need of remedy for coughs
&C. and such remedy as is convenient TO carry in
reFocKet That remedy is Loeock Pulmonic wafers.-
2'eents box; tor sale by KELLs & CALDWELL.
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-ronxrR Sro>E of a new Roman Catholic
i''L ,.,s laid at SteubenviIle yesterday. The
e =, pay R. V. Whelan, of tins CITY, offciated
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,,,- vorLpERs of the City generally are on a
~, -. Tbsy demand an advance of $3.50 per
week on their wages
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s.rtbe Special Notice of SEL'cMAN & BROTHER,
,on,ys enlarged their facilities for selling Cheap
Clthing,
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Total

The following blocks have been received during
the month of Alay: Block of Granite from the
Grand Division Sons of Temperance, Rhode Is
land; one of bitds-eye. marble from the Grand
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, New York;
one of marble from the Postmasters of Indiana;
and one CT marble from the State of Iowa.
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r,,Is CRY came mo port last night from
liIl .,s as gracefully as if the river had been
L'' ,,,,, with high stage of water.
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,s,,evr RAlx last evening was great blessing
,,4,s,v streets, the hot atmosphere, and suffer
iag rnoltaIS.
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90 FANCY GOODS.
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS,
..-'f - okn P,,r1unpr SrpFrT

Importers of English, German end French Fancy
7A5t ~ lsjfsi4F[ b. Goods, JEs4ft sFf0E Z y
AvE in store their Spring assortment OF Porto
III Monnaies, Vioins, Percussion Caps, Accordeons.
Tooth ard Nail brushes, Rosewood and Iiuftao HAIR
rusLes, Combs of every description Cutlery Fans But
tons, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps Work Boxes, Jewelry,
etc, etc. f
In the Hosiery lire full assortment OF White, Brown
and mixed cotton hose, Isle, Thread and SILK hose
Cotton hose Of every description Lse Thread and SIR
hose every description Cotton, Thread and SILK Gloves
Finley q Stewats Patent Thread, cotton, Thread ami
SIX aces, Silk and Pocket Handkerchief Neck Ties
Dealers win find stock the most extensive In this
city and our prices any house IN the the
q. du,ff r. : n III
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New Furniture and Chair
Ware p

-5ls.s5sss Ware Rooms,
MUNDAY & Colts invite The attention of house
l keepers and others their Nav Fnrnure and Chair
Ware ROOMS in the new brick building. No. 1853 Market
street, few doors below the Market House They are
sing and Plain bureaus and Hook Cases Card,
Dining and Breakfast Tables Sofas Dvans, Ottomans,
Sc, Fancy What Nots, Fancy Work Stands Chairs
Windsor and Cane Seat Mahogany, in every variety
Plain and fancy Looking Glasses, Clocks, c all which
will be furnished promptly to ORDER lowest prices.
We respectfully invite the public to call
ases.i = -le---.- y So Hapt4-3md
LOUISVILLE WHITE LIME. ~ ~.
loo BBLS. Just received and for sails by
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PROSPECTUS
sCOTTON pr A n

CSC OF TON PL ANT,''
A SOUTHERN CONNER cia Organ Published at Wash
N ingtom City. to promote Direct Trade, gcuure and
the development Of our resources To advocate at wash
ington also, the Interests OF the South regard
cc Railroad, edited by q. q. Baylor, ESQ., U. s.
Consul at msteram, and R. G. Barnwel, South Caro-.
lima, long connected with DcBow's Reviews Subscrip
ton Sc co. Address Jas. H. AlMechcn, W Wheeling, Va
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r,p, MORE NEW GOODS. Is
aLE green bareges, and apple green twisted silks
mas scarce and desirable, Just received by
wv. HEISKELL & co.
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Hopkins g. FaIrchild,
Merchant Tailors,
22U BdltIROre

1ZU BuHIH0Te Street,
u .. ~. BALTIMORE,
INVITE the attention the citizens Wheeling to their
i extensive assortment oil cloths, CuAslmeTcs vest
Ss selected with great care, from the impora-
READY MADE CLOTHING.
oh the second Uor OF their they keep large as
OF elegantly finished clothing made by the best
hand and cut in lie fashionable STYLE marie 1yd
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Solid Daeuerreotv1a.,

rT,a1s ,s.s - I1slB ueIfeoIypeS.
ms latest discover! is the wonder OF tie are The
picture assumes all The roundncss and soldty Of
y iIso appears and in every point resembles lilo
SaT S hair. Taken at WHlTEHURST'S over Cam.
JewelS store Baltimore street, the city of Ralii
oe; also IN MS Washington Gallery, and will soon he
all the principal cities in the Union - t y"
Mr. WITEHuRsr has the honor to announce that he ~.
Ist received eter from the President OF lie United
ion. ~ "'4U raiLs Lon
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OWN A. cLABAUGu. N. - - "
FOUNTAIN HOTEL I; i oI1DAO0r

,,,,, y . " AIIN -t+OIEJ,
ne Ghue signed having purchased the lease and eseeta
L Oh mat old established house tho FourT.I~ utSSt
Light he street BALTIMORE and having repaired and Teu
tort and convenience ~ t4"Ie III COM.
me Ladies' Ordinary, Trd the suites of rooms attacbed
VIII vii oe found 10 afford the comforts home 10 CtmieS
e me 1.-THE house quiet Iepose 10
rs most central situation for tie man of business
IN ;he centre OF business, affords convenient ac
any other hotel in the city, 49, 'N'"sS 10
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promote the comor: OF the guests OF the honse i ~
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