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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-13

PERSONAL SRETCHEs.-Ihe correspondent OF tho
Petersburg Express. writing from Washington thu
alludes 10 two of the most prominent senu
TORS
Senator Butler is very peculiar looking man.
Although he is scarce fifty years OF age, his hair,
which is very long and thick, is almost as white as
the paper l write on. His face is generally very
red, and when excited i'll speech, is, without ex-
aggeraiion, not shade paler than tur ey's gill.
His eyes'are coal black and ScintIlating, and his
general activity gives the lie to his Appearance
at a little distance-of age. He is a great favor
lite at home, and wholly ind dependant in his man.
ner and speech; andin his good humoured excite
ment he often addresses the chair with s.Look
here" in lieu of the usual parliamentary express
sion OF "Mr. President"
Gen. Sam Houston is another peculiar individ-
ual He sometimes appears in public with blue
cloak lined with scarlet velvet, the collar rimnr,
with gold lace, and few hours after may be seen
with coarse overcoat and Slouclled hat, a la
sonbrerO; looking like sturdy backwoodsman
on gazing visit to the city. To-day he has
on brown overcoat, tlickly trimmed with sable
iGr, and estmade of genuine leopard's skim
lie IS the most portly and commanding looking
man in The city, and excites much curiosity as TO
his prOpria persona. He is vaingloriuus but gem
tie and kind in his manners; warm friend and
bitter enemy. -
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JAS. H. MoMEcHEN is candidate for the SHERIFF.
Atty, at the election be held in the Spring OF 1854.
oct2s:td
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MR. EDlroR:-I announce myself Independent can
ddatc for the Office of shetin Ohio ounty,
suing spring election. 49, W
mrS-daw ~ JOHN BRADY.
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Proles-er NOTICE

Invigorntings Elixir or Cordial.
As protector against contagious and infectious disease
there Is nothing like bracig IN the nerves muscular and
digestive systems IT these ave in perfect order. the u
man frame is tower,of strength almost mpresunbe 10
disease. Tie choera IL nowin progress OF importation
to shores and 1t is oil the utost Importance that the
system should be put condition best calculated 10
sst its attacks Every emgrant from Europe has
its passengers decinated blythe mal dy and the reason
why Is fatal s that most OF the Unfortunate tenants
the steerage have been weakened by poverty and rva
ton anu their relaxed nerves. ard bes aud tissues
offer resistance TO the malaria of the pestilence Tie
very best preparat Tor the approaching chora-or
are sure to have it in the spring summsr-is of
MoTSs's Iapgorang Elifir Cordial 1t will bring
every every nerve, every muscle condition
perfect vigor, while its powerful antisepc properties
neptralize every unhealthy tendency the fluids of tho
body, and purify aud equalize the blood
dyspepsia, liver general ptostaton lowncss
OF Spirits any disease nrmity consequent upon
disordered action torpdty any organ upon the
larity OF which health depends tins preparation
recommended sovereign and specifczlree from
every mnera. Ingredient ard einrtly conservative IN
its Ladies will find it ga present hcp in all the
disorders to which their sex is subject sistLat
The Cordialis put up, highly coicentated pint bot
ties. Price three dollars Ter bottle, for five dollars
six for twelve dollars. c. H. RING, Proprietor, -,
193 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West Indies. ~ b E "a -sTt rs ,
Agcnts;-WnrE1lSa-R ELLS d. CALDWELL.
.S.s.,gf CisctsSArr-B. II AEAkLN3S. ,f +
p5-See advertisement. mrI3'
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pHILADELpIIIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST. PhilGdeiPhia opposite The State House
HENRY W. SAEEOES
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
rERlALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH lie offers at the lowest market prices
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The stock comprising, III part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Cornices;
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
Dtapery ,Laces d MusIins; do Bands
French rOcatcls, all Canopy rches and Rings
ard colorS; Corus 1,nsseIS c:in,nS eS'
Satin dc LANES; Frnses Curtnin nrS'us
DanInSkS; &c NfS'
A large stock OF FIR ENCH PUSHES. of all co,ors ami
qualities OH hand. $50
tALNTED WINDOW SHADES. and HOLLANDS of all
colors shading. - "
n Il. Persons ordering Curtains, viii g We the measure
oil the neighth and width o. he entire frame OF window
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SPECIAL NoTIcRs.


offer myself as candidate office of Sheriff of
Ohio county shall heretofore discharge
the duties of tho office faithfully aud impa Ftiay.
mr11 wSs. Sg1GKHAM.
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. -, -. -, AN ORDINANCE

s....l l,tz AN ORDINANCE
A SSESSlNG railroad Tax, Tor the year 1884 nm the
~ real estate III the city of Wheeling: - = -
. ' 6y The Council OF the city Wheeling
tee OF more OF them shall imned alter the
o. ms ofdace proceed to make list or all le sons
st the portion or portions belonging 10 each person
named and the actual value norton ana lie moIt
Of tax thereon under This ordinance -''N N'''N'''
list so made shl be returned 10 The csrk
snail eheree the tax to the Collector
OF The for the 1851 and deliver over said
There snail be levied collected for the year1
iS taS on al the in the city Wheeling
tatc OF twenty i've cents lund dollars
o. me Value the' eof according aforesaid list IN
~ amy Tax heretofore imposed on said estate
4h.The Clerk and Treasurer OF the city shall keen
said special tax. dishursements out OF the
menu me Seys SO collected shall be applied to the pay
10 the capital stock OF the Baltimore aud Ohio
Company and the Marietta and Cincinnati Rai load Com
pI TX an Ta. oT T no other purpose or use.
sna, SO soon as he shall receive tile said ist proceed TO
coes pay over TO the Treasurer the city and account
real estate are TO be collected paid over and accounted
an" hke authority IN regard 70 the mode
6-This Ordinance shall take effect from and alter its
Passed, February 18th, 1854.
"Eo' w. SIGHTS, Clerk. miro
- Iity papers copy.
ELouK.or assorted brands constantly on hand and for
Il sale by the dray load or larger Quantities @41 ''
-LnLs y tl-ls GORDON. MATTHEW'S q Co E
Physicians.
Droposals will be received by the subscriber up to
l. the Sd day OF ApTil next 10 O'Clock A. NJ nom ntS
sclans to attend the sick OF the Poor House or Ohio
i isSsnty from one year from ard after the "a cay
lso for the same tie, proposals attend such ofthe
poor hslhg IN districts No. g. as may rom fine
be under the charge OF the Poor Of
the TO each district be assigned
their next meeting ~ ~ - =
In all the above sthe Physicians viii nrish their
mrsda'stxas.sst' 1%a@ Pres't Of the Board.s
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OAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.
The I.11te Of zion

-&44O II1GO UI AIUII. 49,
COLLECTION of Sacred Music. designed for the
use OF the Msthodst Episcopal Chuehi consisting
choice collection OF new tunes, with most OF the old
e%nes ~ mmom use together with concise elementary
ners, etcete byJ. b. Woodbury.. autor the Dulci-
nS etc., assisted by Rev. H Mattison. pastor OF Saint
John't Methodist K Church, New York -
Also supply OF Methodist hymn books. Cantica Lau
nos Minstrel, Haydcns Sacred Melodeon, ETC.
received and for sale at the lowest prices By 800
s.t-ss JOHN II. THOMPSON, s.
uFCSD n RI
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OINIJIlNNINCE
TO amend an ordinance i'll relation appointment
powers nd duties ot the Sanitary Committee and Board
OF health, tot tbs city OF Wheeling passed Nav nj sI0
and other ordinances amendatory thereof. -
nc II ofd9lhed by The Council OF city OF Wheeling;
SEc.1l.--That members Of the Sanitary COMMITTEES for
inc several w"Ids OF the city shall in be entitled
called into service by written from the Mayor or
two OF the counclmen from said ward in which his ser
vices Jequ!rel Us IL ~ = - -
SEc ANY member OF the Sanitary Committee, who
sha refuse 10 serve on such committee under order
Tue councllnen Shall be reported meeting
council and unless excused Tor shall be
successor apported.
SEc 3Al ordinances and parts OF ordinances coming
within the purytew OF this ordinance shall be they arc
hereby cpealed. = - = -
sEe 4rhis ordinance shall in from ana alter
Passed, February Il. 1854 Es IL
Read, apprOved signed and attestcd Feb. 81, 1854
GEo w. srGHrs. clerk ~" mri9
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: -@%-~---
Persian Hair Dye.

DR. MoRsE's NvIGoRArING CORDIAL.
The only sure and sale remedy yet discovered fer Gen
eral Debility Physical Prostration rrabity and all
the various train OF Nervous Elections; also remove
Depression, Excitement, Dislike OF Society," Incapacty
for Study or business, Loss OF Memory Mental Debility
etc-See advertisements ssp1s
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or EsaltEmorc, Washington, EshilndcI pin il
and New orlk
Ezsza5Ss5 sz.z5sg sss.ss5ssss E 49, So

Great through Line for the East.
'INHE baltimore ard Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
4 baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
irnnc Rail Road at the Junction Ciatcly called Relay
liouse,l y miles from baltimore, and with the PhiIale
nha, and Baltimore Rail Road Philadelphia
The great tunnels the line completed and
the whole road is In fine condition, presenting or the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
The nav and splendid steame ofthe Union from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this Wheel
ng anu through tickets from these places Baltimore
or on the boats. e'>'
The express mail ain Wheeling daily at O'Clock
A. NJ, (hcclins me) and arrives at Cumberland C2Oi
mes) at II A. and allowing two hours there. arrives
baltimore CSO meS,) at A. NJ, the next morning, ma
stOprases.
Baggage checked through to any of the eastern points
without charge
Passengers and baggage transferred to the
Washington Rt the junction. and for Philadelphia,
timore, without extra charge Travellers allowed
pie time and opportunity all points meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore. (Sith
privilege oflyng anywhere the route SOTO
Washington, S9,50to Philadelphia Soto be had on
boa I'd the steamers OF the Union Line Ohio
the Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q b. For Il Ounds
vile maj WM. PARKER, GenI. Sup't.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Rees i. Smith, / InChin


Jane Smith and other. In chanceTy
by virtue OF decree in the above cause on
The Goth day of October 1883 will,
the said decree appointed oce"d sell. SATURDAY
the 25th day February, 1851 at II O'Clock A. H. at he
front door Of the court house OF Ohio county
tate in the bill mentioned, situated west side
Main street in the Isl ward OF the city Wheeling front
ing sixty icet Main street and extending west The
same width TO tile Ohio river, and bO unde The easily
Main street. on the south by North street, BY
The Ohio river, and on the north by line be drawn
from Main street tc the Ohio river, distance
feet rom aud parallel to North eet The said property
will be sold subject to the dover claim Gadea,
on credit OF one, two and three years. the purchaser
living bonds with approved security, bearing
from the day OF salc and said interest payable annually
nd as further tty the title will retained
purchase money is all paid :
WM. S. WICKHAM,
1anIy Sheriff and commissions.
Ieb25 v8L. S. FVIcKHAN.
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AN ORDINANCE

49,, -f AN ORDINANCE
ametu an Ordinance entitled Fan Ordinance in rela-
The ST Get Commissioner v
ne orlaed by The Council OF the city OF Wheeling:
SEC j. That all work in about and unon the pmSc
81 Alleys, landings w!aIv grounds OF the CITY
" heen or tor the cleansing thereof which the st Get
ssloher shall FROM time to time be authorized or Ie
I 10 ave done for sid city, shall be given out
lowest responsible bidder, $500 N' W '"e
nEc: Al such contracts shall be in writing and he
sighed by the street Commissioner and on
and their suTeties. ~ w 'io "oiAi
SEQ No sue contract shall be any force or validity
until the same shall be approved bv the Canal, o. b..
Mayor and ordered to be recorded - S
passage! = '1 " 0 'u "''e'-i's
Passed, February H. 1854.
Read, approved signed and attested, Feb ef, 1854
GKo. w. SIonrE, clerk ~ way ~ o n ne.ni
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SAFE

4 LUZ BILE FAhM FUR Sd LIZ.
100 ACRES OF Land two mics from tile CITY OF yt,
1ro Ing on the Ohio river; half mile north NJ ~
Martnsviie Depot OF the Cleveland aad Pittsburgh Ran
road. Said road running directly through lie Ears
Astounding as it does in COAL lime and sone oseib
with an e%9elle quality OF bck elay and equally divided
between hill and bottom land, il pr esents uuiy,L- ~
vantases investment. The imp ovenens ave ~,
The land Is OF superior quality, and is of the bs
cations for a vegeta bic dairy in the country
u will be sold in separate parts, il descI.
For terms enquire o! X. Miller Main street wL.L
ing the premises. N
ieb6 J. r. & S. F. MILLER
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VALUAKLE LOT FOR SALE

-, VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.
OF No II, corner OF Fourth and Quincy streets viii
IL be sold fair and easy terms. sdons lie mo-
posed Post Office. il would divide into two f5
and convenient lots Tor residences. Tie location is o
the most pleasant and fashionable i'll the CITY, and h,S H.
advantage OF being near the centre of business
For terms apply TO
feb2d2ms las V PATTRPSny
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AN ORDINANCE
EPEALlNG an Ordinance entitled San Ordinance in
~ relation 10 the compensation OF City Surveyor,
passed June G, 1851. - '''
BE 1t ordained by the the city of Wheeling:
SIG. 1.-Tat the ordinance entitled can Ordinance
nre9tion 10 tho compensation Of The City Surveyor"
pealed. 5-s'.gi : -. 'Stf' ~
sko 2This Ordinance shall take effect IRON, and after
Passed. February II, ISIS.
Read. approved, signed and attestcsl Feb 2t 1851
Gko. w slnHrs. clerk N4'' ''"!o' R'0 m IsTi
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usbET ARTHUR LtI-ILE. " L. y
BuSbeY. Little &. Co

Market at, Wheeling, Va
u M ANUFACTuRERS OF Wagons, Carts and wheel
M wright work Of every descIiptIOn for home
southern plantations.
1 by prompt attention to business, the manufacture
OF the best quality OF work. the rI rietors of this
scnt hope TO receive liberal ohage the pub
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Phvsicians

assorted brands constantly hand and for
4 sale by the dray load or larger Quantities.
LnLs ~ ..Et GORDON, MATTHEW'S q Co.
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Jas. Y. PATTERsoy.


FOX SALE OR RENT
Two fne brick buildings, zauc street, East Wheel
ing with Sroons and cellar 10 each, with large stabs
and ca rriagr house, all lit good order.
The n operty being on The bemphed Railroad (atoeeh
e Is rooms, } would make. good HOTEL.
Possession LIST of April
Enquire OF MlCHA Ell ]. RoHAN,
feb2 marble mason, &C Markets.
CJThc above with other good property IN Tie city vii
be exchanged for u good farm. 81
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DRESS MATERIALS.
plaid and striped Silks, brocade d. plain do China
silks, Ottoman do, plain black Silks Bcho IS and
4tner makesi Plaid plain and figured Mousin LANES
III great Variety Plain and d berase neLaines Party
In great variety; figured Swiss Musns French
English chtntzes and Ginghams; with immense va
Ilety OF 0lher Dress Goods. Just received by
Ieh2o o. L..7- HEISKEIL, &, co o.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND AND TAVERN
James Frazier, lnthc Circuit

James Frazier, In The Circuit
VS.. C urt OF Ohio
Samuel FTazier's Ex'r, others. enunty VirEini,
by virtue Of decree made in this tie 9th Ia
OF June, 1883, will sell public PREMISE
on the eighteenth day OF March, 1854, tract OF lal
called the Romeys Point Farm and Tavern situated The
National Road in Ohio county, about miles OF the
city o! Wheeling, containing about two huHd ed aud III!
acres OF land store, tavern house, dwelling
and other improvements The sale will be made Of the
whole property together or parcels, found
eHpediemt and on the following terms: oneourth tie
purchase money 10 be paid in months and the balance
III oe TWO aud three years; tile whole bearing interes:
om The day OF sale, the purchaser giving bonds with gO
security and tile title eng retained until payment II.
sale will take place at the ;Roney's Point tavern.
TIE above is valuable property. The Bemp6eld rail
road is located in front OF the supposed
that depot or station be established place
W. S. WIGKHAM,
l1n10tS Sheriff and commissioner
LAND FOR SALE.
T WISH 10 sell my farm Wheeling; and silI selt
desired. maI9 z JACOB.
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r. DISSOLUTION.
partnership heretofore existing under the firm or
Gordon. clarke e Co., has this day been dissolved bv
mutual CONSENT ea8 L. S. GORDON.
re-, CLARKE & TIiAw
Hiaten ISL, 1850. 5-5 a J.. b. AMER.
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AN ORDINANCE

In a i'ohicc tiOne y and Restaurant. -
~ ArTiy trliS office y ne 49, mr1I
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Established in 1928.

q THOMPSON REYNOLDS, interested in the above
House, respectfully invites Western Merchants give
him call. 5ft dc1e- I6In
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ALFRED CALDWELL, agent
leblS Tor the heirs VI Ann Wilson dee,5
LSfhe above sale is pOstronefor or bidder n,
Ill Monday the goth OF March, when The property Sn
positively be sold. WI WIN
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REAL EsTATE SAFES
:. CHANCERY SALE

.CHANCERY SALE.
a. Butts administrator, and Heui. r. San
boTnS admn'r.
pursuance OF aIeeree of tho Circut Con-, a.,e'endah
y county. made at the Fall Term. 1861 and an ni
Of hsreb ne1s a hsoS viii on Thursday the 9th %
LotNo. 200, IN East Wheeling or N1fs'''' VIZ:
Part OF Lots No. six (G) aud seven r., ,r1 ,o,,
CS) in East w heeIing. 80 - "4u iot No. eigb
d Lots Nc eight ( and eleven C in square sixteen
Also part OF Lots No five t51 and six &C, in
on street. having ront on said Street ~ Iii
Terms Of SGte-'Ien per cent 10 be nail in .,..
~ SEleen AID twenty four months In. ~
tanned as further security until the in Siu Ihe TILE
1egS. : : ANlEL C. LIST, COMMISSIONS
TRUSTEES SALE
X -, i a u E OF Trust executed nv Roy Cont,
- ana James u COOK, bearing date on ~. ~. OHos
February, 1850 and duly recorded in he n.st day
M r 6snn ~ ~ ono county to the auhseriber as
w hesihf, VIII proceed TO sell ut Public AucIon ~; OF
ioT ready money Saturday Tie 2:,S ave ave
o. aiGh next, before Ihe court house door in m ua
Wheeling Lot eight (S1, in Square num6ere,i S Ssy
IN me TO tIc City of Wheeling ore,iy so
Wheeling. ~ ' 0' soLth
Such title as is vested in ME, as Trustee will h.
the purchaser. wa &c nadet
Ieb2o FRANCIS h. ARMSTRONG
TWO LOTS ANDfDWELLING HoTIsp -
Dor SALE. 80.
ON the 9Th dag of March, 1854, at II O'Clock Al =.
SAFE at public auction, lots numhe ed and
east side OF Water street. that part the CIV
ing called Centre Wheeling. Upon one OF tsiJ la; 81
handsome convenient tIyeInS bo lois
The title is indislu:able. S''
Terms af Sale-One.third cash, the residue il, , -
payments one and two years, with interest rom AL
sale; the deferred pa! lets to be sccul ed by neSS
80 Hp9'' ~ ALFRED CALDWELL, agent
ieblS Tor the heirs u Ann Wilson, decd
1.-The above sale is rOstronefor OF bidder, nm
til Monday the eOtll OF March, when The property WI,
positively be sold. mn, ~
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Terms G Sale cash, the residue il, two eon,,
sse the deferred pa me's to be by Deed OF
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Fashionable Clothing Emporium
9. EsRCE. WI SElIANI. TIA lInIk
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, CHE MIS-

THE Undersigned is prepared to manufactu 10 order
i Flint Glass S,ringes, Vias, other snail Flint
Glass INSTRUMENTS, such PHI, scians,
the Chemical laboratory Heinvites orders Of
using dealing in such articles, he thinks fur
tanned elsewhere. WM. MORGAN,
corner Sixth ami Zane streets,
octltdnSti. East WheelifE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-13

Dfoposals will be received by the subscriber ,p to
tue id day OF april next, at 10 O'Clock, from nhy
sclans to attend the sick poor OF the Poor House or Ohio
ounty from from ard the Sd cay or Anil
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Such ttle as is vested in NE, Trustee, viii be made.

teb20 FRANCIS r.. ARMSTRONG
TWO LOTS AND3DWELLING HOUSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-29

U The assertions often made that
three-fourths Of the champagne imported
into the United States is spurious. a.,
that there is more champsgae consume.
in this country than there Is made IA
France, is denied by Mr.. Cozzsa,, who
says:
champagne is an expensive wine, and
the amount consumed in the United States
is not so very great as many imagine
while the production of this wine, In the
department where it is grown, amounts
in ordinary seasons, to fifteen millions of
bottles. America is unquestionably the
best customer for this; but the total of
all our imports of all wi.es from all
parts of the world, does not more than
double this amount. Now if We reflect
that we use ten bottles of claret to enc
of champagne, that there is besides q
great consumption of Sherry. Madeira,
Port, Hook, Lisbon, Tenerife, Malaga,
ETC., ETC., the fallacy of the statement
will be apparent at once"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-29
FIRE GLIDING, GALVANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING,
ON ALL KINDS or NATAL

ON ALL KINDS or M4TAL-
II LABARRE would respectfully inform the pub
Il lie that he has opened shop at the corner
and 10th stre.ts, in the above business, and 10 now
ready to receive orders in any branch, nsmsly:
6IEE GLIDING
on all kinds of ornaments for churches, chal;ces,
,ewels, snd regelia for Free Masons, ODD Felo~f.
and other societies. military ornaments, DC. Also,
SILVER AND BRAss WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets, LcckgtE, Tea s6d Table spoon
Dessert and Butter Knives.
ELECTRO SILVGR-PLLTIE9
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Bsasosf, Walters,
Candlsstosa, srd Caasets.
Also eilver Ilatrg for Plumbers, aaa Eittsrs, 80
All ornaments for military, F.se E5asone, Ods Eel
love, snd other Sscisties and olrha mace 20 lcte
On tae ehcttest neace.
EGAEsIE Lk2AEg1s,
Gcz2sr and l:ta ets wsst zee: I. ave
"a Hz~If7