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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-11
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-11
Flow 70 GER Rim OF Mosorr,rops :,

Flow 70 GET RIM OF Mosqu1roEs IN
THE Neutrality-suspicious., says an ex
ciiange, love beef blood better than
they do any that flows IN the veins of
human kind. Juss put ouuple OF
generous pieces on plates nea, you,
he'd az night, and you will sleep u'n;.
tronb1ed by these pests. In the NOR.
ming you will find them full aid stupid
with beef blood, and the meat aucked
90 dry asa oQgk. s.,..2 ~. n,,a 5 gcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
The most Lsushsble Book ever Published.
KINHE COMIC WANDERING IEW-WtL

The most Lsushsble Book ever Published.
YINHE COMIC WANDERING JEW-With
i over $50 Illustrations Price 25 cents
CONTENTS
The Travelen-The Auiysl-Cobsdentsl-AD Awkward
Trick upon JovisI-The Ordeu-Tbe StranslsnThe Ship
wrek-The Plot Of The Doctors Practical Joke
How all the Heads In the Dssobet Family urned Topsy-
Turyy-Behnd the Cursin-1he TrayeerThs Cholsrs-Ths
Chase of the Prsone-Cousoaon shop-The Wounded Lion
st John without Head-New Tricks upon Tnvelsn-The
Family sceuehe Jeui. Jesuit and HsfThs Great Day
L.,. Int.sepes of the Interesting Dssobert Family.
&C. &c. A.,
Published This Day,
PAUL DEvERALL; Or, Two JUDGEMENTS voR OEE
CRIME BY Professor ingrahsm, Author Of The Dsneins
Feather" &c. Price Is cent?
GARRETT g. Co., Publishers, No Is Ann-s.
For sale BY all Booksellers
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
"DEC1DEDLY the BEST NOVELS Of the
~ YEAR"
Fourth Edition Published Of
AG AfHA BE u y o T,
Or FAMILY PRIpE.

Fourth Edinon fuolthed OF
AfHA BEA FORT,
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Forming the Seventh Volume Of the Library Of Standard
Novels gsnty illustrated and beautifully bound IN
lin. rs eentsi neatly bound In pspes 50 cents
" A w0rs q rare merit" The Athsneum.
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One Of best Novels Of the seson" Phil Eve Register
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Fifth Edition Of
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A real Jane Eyre Interest," Commercial Hesister,
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ns .ex mrsss%rer Of the Nsw:Ys.k Fire Depart
WIN JoHNsoSs s0Ns cSecf for se sf asDss,o1 Ss
to the Charitable Fund Of the Depsrnsnt bieb .
JOHN s GILES, Treasurer
NJ , NEW YoRK, Sept 9, 1854
TO Allied CARSON ESQ Chief Engineer Of the New York
S19Ssa FL Rl. f6 5 tSs
the inelo.ed Check for FIVE hundred dollars.
The energetic and wed-cted efforts n,
shs fire on West eths whereby portion ofour Work. wa.
eesr9ysd were the means Of saving well the
In addition 70 the ineosed please the Department
Your friends @% n JoHNsoNs SONS
&, Emisrsnt Intelligence 0nce and Labor Exchange
and C.n.lst, Nev.Yoi. The Office l. established by he
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.ns o. to e 1eS .a asSs se orders d y
:sIy to pay the passage Of tie parties No
ss maze 20 d sGSs Ss % made By Bh Is
shanks and viii well and look any sc boots
French Patent Leather Boots Sc Patent Leather oaters
and Shoes for Gents selling off low good aort-
bill at A. BAKERs' No IS lTu, Anu So''
soH Rsfns Msek Mssns e s e SS
Sept H. O'Clock Persons wishing to become members Of
this Association are requested to make Immediate application
CaAs. Yovse. Secretary. JOHN WILSON, President
Washington Building and Mutual Loan Associa-
t0nTbe annual election Of Officers for the above Assocs
ton will come of MONDAY EVENING Sept II 1854 at
the regular place Of meeting Mechanics Institute Rooms
corner of Bowery and Chabam-st. The members
quested to attend II. II. HOOPER, Secretary
Dyspepsia, or Weakness of the stomach, produces
many Of the worst symptoms that afct Mankind All may
be avoided by few doses of the purely vegetable DYSPEPTC
ELIXIR, prepared by DR. McCLINTOCK and used with
bounded in his practice for years 1t sold by
CUSHMAN Co., No. l22 Fulton st., and by Druggists
generally Price 81, six bottles for IS.
An Improvement has been made in the Free Shcw
at C0STARS RAT, COCKR0AGH, &c ,EXTERMINATOR
DEPOT No 448 Broadway The Happy Family increased.
FREE SHOW at the window, outside of Store.
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BRADSHAW's SPLENDID OIL-COLOREI
PRINTS
py BAxrER's PArEgT PROCESS.

BY BAxrERs PArEsT PROCESS.
Truth Dstrbutng the Holy Gospel TO the Various Ma
tious of the Globe Mounted card. board %
The Last Supper. From the Original Painting at Rome,
BY Leonardo da Ninc. %
The Descent from the Cross- Copied from Rubens's
beautiful Painting in Antwerp Cathedral. 80
The Benediction. From the Original Painting In Rome,
by Leonardo dA Nirci 10
The IrcreouAty Of ST. Thomas. From the Original
Psiutps 90
The Woulsn OF 5smsra From the Original Painting. 50
Her Majesty Queen Victoria .
Prince Albert
The Prince Of Wales in his Highland Costume..... 80
The Princess hoya! ~
The late Fisld-Msrshs the Duke Of Wellington Re
viewing the Troops in hyde Park, on bis hyonts .
CHARGER surrounded BY brilliant stan ............ %
Interior Of the Cathsdra Of St Psus; Annual Congre
ssted Meeting Of the PsrochiA Schools Of London,
the first Thursday in June. -
The Csfhedrsls Of England ten sheet ..........
l a. sptnn ing Wheel from the original painting. 80
Cpossire the Brook. % tarmers Boy ~
The Glesners......... % kuste Anger 20
The Tender Tsle....... 25 lIyrole-e WatE....' y;
Popping The Question. . Italian PeAsaut....... ~
LOboOa Vitvs......... .
TIE CARTooss oF RAPHAEL, seven IN number, w: .
p,n Preaching iu Athens 81 Elymss Struck Blind. 50
Chr;,,,s CHARGE. go. 50 De.th Of Annaais<... 50
The Sacrifice Al Lystrs. 50 The Beautiful Gave. %
TIE Mirscu'ous Drausht 50
Alw.y, in Mischief-A n
John In the Wilderness 50 HAPPY Days. ChId ~
The Pretty Tale...... II The FsvoEite.'.'''' Ia
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IN OIL coLoRs, BY BlxTERs PATENT PROCESS, EACH
HANDSOMELY MOUNTED on A BRISTOL BOARD, FROM
l2i CENTS UPWARD.
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CRAYON SKETCHES
NOTICEABLE MEN OF OUR AGE.
By George w. Bungsy.
WITH NINETEEN PORTRAITS ON STEEL,

Elegantly bound in cloth. Price 81 So
Hear what the Press say:
"The mechanical execution Of the work truly nasnlf
cent? Journal, Halifax.
He writes as he would tali-freshly and Poinedly"
Herald, Utica, N. Y.
"Ihe portraits alone worth the price Of the book
Toledo Blade, Ohio.
"A free and easy style just suited the humor Of the age"
lWhig Press, Middleton, n Y.
The sketches are graphically executed -,
Dispatch Baltimore Nd
The characters spty touched and deneaon per-
feet" Advertiser. Detroit, Michigan.
" IL an exceedingly entertaining and useful book"
Bizarre, Phlsdelphia-
democrat. Milwaukee, Wis
1t Is rare book TO while swsy the evening. with"
lErprs. Philadelphis.
"Itisawor which vii have readers xhen subjects have
passed away" fAtas. Albany, N. Y.
" Deserve. and probably will have great sale"
Evening Journal Albany.
at will he popuaru fCincinnati Gazette.
The authentic portraits and biographical facts arc v.ua
ble." (Denocrst, Rochester n Z.
The style 10 that Of Young America" lDsy Book ~ T.
IChristisn Guardian, Toronto, C. w.
" Here we have every stripe of celebrty ~ Tribune
They are skstcbed with fluent and faithful pen"
Home Journal
"Tbe suhor fyes "a one Of the readable books Of
present teerning era" HUNTS Merchants Magazine
DE WITT DAVENPORT,
Mo- I6O nd I62
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Published This Day .
NEW STORY BY Mrs. e: +. CARLEN:-


NEW STORY BY Mrs e: Z. CAhLEN:-
~ THE HOME IN 'rHE VALLEY. By Mns. y. C.-
len Translated by Ebert Perce. vol, i2mo. cloth IS
The sori Is continued description Of delights Of home,
which shosgb occasionally obscured BY sef and N some
instances BY folly are rendered still more precious oJ tAen
Her productions certainly deserve favor; they from
Th. ~orI wsieh VIII be fssd with inters. By every
lover o. our country and Of liberty" IN riss, sns
10 ordinary IWublnssop Nstioo.i Inselssneer
Her novels ably wrtten and give de,hf9 pe,srss Of
FoI D ssor 1of Ct thought and p.tho. this story
The plot exciting; the narrative sowng and ssyJ The
seneston Of character graphic and the dialogue brl ssd
dysiy 49,. IL. Snennsh sa,s h.,s.;esss w.t Of
uutbfuly psIptB Protestant Churehman-
A wori unsurps.sed in the .nn.l. Of se.ioas o...
T volume Ike its predseeor' nsy ..ay ss x1sss
ONE ONE YEAR u %EDIocK. lvol' sI0'h' IS cents Pc
Pei THE WHIMSICAL WOMEN vol cloth, IS cents Pc
't5 GGsTavus LNDoRx ls i''l' el''A' IS s'a"' Pc
BRIDE OF QssEas2s Qsassss ssssissEs si sss 'is
LIVERY NAN HIS OWN CATTLE DOCTOR.
IL N sAxToS. Ne Isi Falton't, ss--Ysrt. h"t.'s
Published the .,v,x,u ,uou,..p or
D.DPss. D.DSPs.ldas SaEas wosE csTGss 2E sA6T5s A6pT55seroK.
ed'r'' Fl fiaEsTITse i;sirsi R5'i'f THs asALrH e
ruprSo THE DISEASES ASi % OXEN. cows. SHEEP
AND HOGS.
VIII great ''hoiSy oSiersAL z, RECIPES
And v'r;ss sasS aSS SiHRf 'isi;r
WHEREBY ever, mar can become bis own C.tte Doctor.
D:91 =: X. asssts y.s,'ias aSs s':ss D:::sl
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
- !. 70 UW,s ANERTCAN MUSEUM

ARNUM's AMERICAN Sa MUSEUM;- ".
49,. - ~, sndsNths UNITED TWINS with only one esss
the living RhINoCERos-the AfRIcANv Az ssnandS !; .
FEET Ian, kc SATURDAY Sept 8, AfTEknVCN
noN CEsAR DE BAZAN In the EVENiNv
s,s,ass FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY, ana
also the DUMB NAN OF AANChb5iLn'
cenfs. children under 10, ~ eta
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Reiiaicns Notifes.

IT, Rev II : Carpenter will preach % W 70 sR tse
lSh+f. Presbyteisn Church, nfn ~ nv,.s zap M
BATH, the 10Th inst Services a. w :. = CO.. ~
C.n,I Pressyferiap Church, sreome 1 ,sg,
Lar IssSHs ,sbOlJ at Brootss Rooms No ~
Broone-st Presebipe by she rsslo, voc ~ ,,dstP
The Fiyss ws:ss sSeif1y fVEsr 81 sTS6sT in the
ssvsbth.Day Baptist Chspel, llthst near tue % sV,
Lagh Church corner insTa' .. asa oeoeS Sy n:
p..,or The Rev ISAAC WEsC0TT The hrs OF series oil
sern ons 10 young men
The Rev Mr. Evans, Rector Of the Church Of the Holy
ivshseIN No Isn sisntops st between Essex and Norfolk
~ on SUNDAY EVENING, Sept TO- service 10 commence
si 7. O'Clock.
The Consregntion connected with the Church o.
WITH Spt ~ until the repairs Of their edhce are com
rstsd 10 Hall, opposite Dr. CoHs Church henry" "
THE south baptist Church, Wsverley:pace and dam;
~ Dr. C. q. SOMERS)-This beautiful, pleasant and
Soble sdifce having been thoroughly cleaned and reno
sies daring month Of August now reopened services
,erwsnepS every SABBATH At 10y A. NJ. and u r. NJ
s.hh,th School at 2 A NJ and 2 p. M "
-ITniyersaIist Church, ,Wiiamsburgh-Ihe Rev DAY
v~ItF PAstor. SsIyices TO MORROW mOhNlN9 ana
FyFNiN0 Morning subject Liberal Christianity Even
ing subject: 1enpersnee ,.o-.-
p'ibrs TO 0RR0W MORNING at Tot o'clock, by the
p.,nr fe Rev, s. A. COREY In the EVENING, att
a,elsek by the Rev NJ B. ANDERSON, Ii D., President
) Rochester University
M. Three Stages of the Work of the son of
Tbs fs Of two Sermons this subject will be de-
Soo.s S"'e.s bv Prof S X swEETMAN, in the suaolkst
Ctnrcb near Delaney TO-MORROW (Sundsy) AFTER
SnnY AZ O'clock The public is saectionately invited
Liberal Lectures and Debates-TO-MoRRoW,a at
sPM AZ Military Hall No. 1873 Bowery Subject Salt
L.Ie End the mormons" Free discussion Seats free
epjrtuaIism-suodsy Meetings at DodwoIths Academy,
TOMORROW. at lOl A. NJ, and at 70 r. NJ Conference at
I'm Seats free.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

NEW BOOKS for SEPT MBER r.
IN TICKSOR q FIELDS
WILL PCBLIsH,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER .,
LITERARY REcREATIoNs AND MIsCELLANIEs
BY JOHN GsEEsLEAI WHITTIER.
vol lsmo Price 81
NOSES FROM AN OLD MAgsE,
BY SArHAsIgL HAWTHORNE.
New and Enlarged Edition Uniform with his other Wo.ks
vols l6mo Price 81 80.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ls
Iu
P o NJ 8
THOMAS ~ PARSONS.
vol l6no Price sl.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q
MEMORABLE woNEE-THE STORY OF THEIR
LIVES
NEWTON caossLAsD.
With Eight fns Illustrations by Birket Foster
vol lemo Price o..
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 90
ILLUSTRATIONS or GENIDss
IN come Of ts Relations TO Culture and ooe's'''
GILEs.
vol l6mo.
WILL be PUBLISHED on MONDhxus NeA'
w thr Feh volume Of JEFFERsoSs WohAs,
Fy,ry poitiei.n student Of history, or otns.
t.ndins to knGxsdse Of cur public s1a" 'D' fHerld
works OF JsEersonn
svo. cloth, 81 80 per volume n. ,y.d. xith .av
The ruhiishsu ar, now prepared 70 sappy sne
Of he yolaues Of ths work, fr geb,asnea s,i,n,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
KPONHEIM & Co.

pub,p,, pescen: from the Cross Msxnifeent Print
done in OIL Color, BY Kronheir Co, London sze
90 By "a on Paper. Ss BY % inches
Thii. Re fuss .pec men Of real printing in oil eolors
executed The beautiful masterpieee Of kueeps
riy,n with kdel;y Of drsvins and eolors presenrns
fac-simile of the original, q the srh part OF ne
triee frequently paid foe poor copy on eanyn IL
1 very fine copy Of the original IL Anf"erp-
Price slo
TRrIr PIEcEs
FpsHsh Holly and wslnuts-a Group.. 80 9
Goeteteues-A
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Peaches and Cberries-s Group.
strswserries and Blosons-& Group. -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
W. DICKES & Co.

TIE Head Of Christ, 0vsl-Gudo.
Christ IN the Garden CorreEsio
The Holy Fanily-Corregs
Christ Entonbed-Guercno. ......s.''.'s''s'''''''''
Infant ssmuel-sr j. Reynolds
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

Piums-s Grorp.
Grares ard Az Ticots-a Group.
Epslish Gsses Green ard Blue-a Group. ...........
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
NHW SUBJECTS.

Having ade GENE for manufacturing Frames book
sellers and othep who unable obtain supplies hand
be furnished with appropriate Plain and Ornamental Gilt.
and Oss Grained ard Plain Rosewood
Frames for Epgsvnss Paintings upon favorable terms,
prices and carefully packed for safe
GILT HOLDINGS AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
DAVID DAVIDSON No IOs Nmssu.s NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

PabfAked Ths Dag.
II + A r l. z 8 3 + Y Dj
Or, THE BIGHwAYMANs BRIDE
Rv tho sufhor Of "Clssde Duvali" Ton kine' w.
sea.letS Psnl Cli6srs" sse
PRICE IS CENTS.
For sale by oil BeohseIlea
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Amnsements.

CRYSTAL PALACE-OPEN DAILY
OADMIsSION, UNTIL AFTER SEPT. TO- Is CENTS.
The CRYSTAL PALACE attractions than
other place this continent More than 100 900 different
articles exhibition. In consequence OF the short
tin that the Palace will be kept and the great expense
incurred In procuring articles for exhibition the Directors
have resolved TO increase the price Of single admissions to 80
and after the lth day Of Sept Societies Associa-
tons &c, viii be admitted In a body at reduced rates
JOHN WHITE, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Mem Oscillations.

DAVID DAVIDSON, IMPORTER and
~ AGENT No. lO9 Essssr-st., N Y,
SUPPLIES THE TRADE AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
BAXTER'S EXQUISITE OIL PRINTS. COMPRISING
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED FAC SINH -ES
OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS, -
SCRIPTURAL. HISTORICAL, PORTRAIT AND land
SCAPR EOR THE ROIrDOIR DRAMING-RO N.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

Il The extensive valuable and wellknown WATEi
POWER MILLS and REAL ESTATE. recently e.longin
10 The sPRINGFIFLD MANUFACTURING COMPANY
now owed by NATHANIEL s. MERRITT OF New. fors
are off red for upon advantageous terms ahordns hgh
favorable opportunity manufacturers and others TO Obtain
one OF the desirable and extensive estates and water pow
ers In New Ell gland. ---.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

The In age Boy very Peri ct Specimen Of AIt-it
Rursl Scene with Boy Selling Images st Cottage
Remem Der the Grotto-in Companion Represents an
Inn Door-Chldrel Playing with Oyster shells...."
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

Nineteenth Ward.-A Primary Meeting of the Whis
feiors OF tbs ard viii be held Conrsds hotel corner OF
o., "a "a Sv on TUESDAY the 18th inst between the
losr. o. md o'clock TO elect i've Delegates to the
fsath District Convention for the purpose o. selecting Dele
teGvention be held on the oh insL % o.aeI OF she
Ward Committee. iSAA0 "NN"N' N"'"~|
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

<,Artnsemsnfs have been made by the UNITA
s SOCIETY OF Wsnsburgh for holding regular religious
,ines, fpu. Until further ncee the meetings w %
e, s,d sasf sf it} A. M, and n x The Rsy J. 81
oasAs, oi South Boston, Msss, wiz preaeh SUNDAY
"sspt 10. The public are invited 10 attend
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

Papers friendly please copy.
Third Ward.-In pursuance Of call of the Democratic
Ehs General Committee the Whs voters Of the Third Ward
ue IL aue..d 10 ait nd the PRIMARY ELECTION to be
held on TUF sDAY MORNING. the 18th inst, between the
prs Of and A M TO elect five Delegates represent the
Ward In mbly Convention and select Delegate and
Alternate 70 attend the Syracuse Whg Convention Poll
be held st No. Muusys,
EDGAR McMULLEN. JOHN NJ COSTA
A. COCHRANE
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-19
,HE MOST comPLETE ASSORTMENT
Master Transportation.

TT,HE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
l Of Pianos in this city can be found at our
Music Depot, consisting of Hallet, Davis " Co.'S
superior Eolan Pianos, which for beauty of tone
are considered by all who have heard them to be
unequalled.
Bacon & Ravens celebrated New York Pianos.
Gravesbeen & Co.'s Pianos, one of which, the
magnificent Papier Mache Piano at the Crystal
Palace, is the admiration Of all who have seen and
heard it.
Schumacher & Co.'s new Unichord Pianos.
which for durability, keeping in tune, and cheap
ness stand nnrivaed. The success which has
attended their introduction here is the best guar
anty thereof.
Rosenkrantz's world-renowned German Pianos,
considered unsurpassed for sweetness OF tone and
delicacy OF touch.
We are daily expecting an additional supply OF
the popular Unichord Pianos; also, per packet OF
Saturday from Boston, one of L. Giberts beautiful
Boudoir or Piccolo Pianos.
This enables persons desirous of purchasing, to
select instruments from the most varied assort-
ment of Pianos ever offered for sale in this city, at
manufacturers prices, with warranty for each
Piano if desired,
Also, several secondhand Pianos, including one
Of Jonas Chickering, which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. 'e2 3-s t.s
Secondhand Pianos taken in part payment for
new ones. 4e sy
The most complete assortment Of Music and
Musical Instruments constantly on hand.
HILBUS & HITZ, Penn. avenue.
Jan 22-tf (m)
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-19
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completed, neatly bound in cloth, at two dollars,
and muslin covers are furnished to those who
wish to have their back numbers uniformly bound,
at TWENTY-FIVE cents each. Six volumes are now
ready, bound. The volumes commence with the
numbers for June and December; but subscrip-
tions may commence with any number.
JOE sHILLINGToN,
Odeon Building, cor. 4d ST. and Penn. av
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WRITING ACADEMY,
Washington Place, seventh street, OppO
site the Post Once.
yT,RACY & wILITAMs, late Professor

YNRACY & WILLIAMS, late Professors
u of Penmanship at Dufr's college, Pittsburg,
beg to announce 10 the citizens of Washington,
that they have opened an ACADEMY at the
above address for the reception of ladies' and
gentlemen desiring of acquiring ease, elegance,
and rapidity of Penmanship. Those who place
themselves under their instruction will be carried
through course Of practical exercises such as
will ensure them free, bold, and rapid use Of the
pen. Their system ofteachng has been univer.
sally lauded BY the press Of Ohio, Pennsylvania
and New York. Their specimens comprise every
STYLE both plain and ornamental, to which they
would solicit an inspection by the citizens ol
Washington and its vicinity.
TERMs.-$5.00 for twenty lessons. Improve
ment guaranteed TO all.
VISITING CARDS, SO per pack, written in an un
equalled style. 81
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


For Cincinnati, LonisviAe, indianapolis, Colun,-
5ns, Zanespile, C1sveland, Toledo,
Chicago and st. Louis
TNHROUGH TICKETS for all the above
IL points can be had at the railroad station in
Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at 6, A. NJ,
arrive in Wheeling in time TO connect with the
splendid steamers WINCHESTER and DUR
NAL, for Wellsville, 40 miles from Wheeling
thence direct by railroad 10 Cleveland, Toledo,
Chicago, and Alton thence by steamboat IS miles
to St, Louis Leaving Washington at 5, P. NJ,
they will connect the next afternoon with the
splendid s.UNION LINE STEAMERS for Gin
cinnati and Louisville, and for Indianapolis by
railroad from Lawrenceburg.
Through tickets sold for Cincinnati, Louisville,
and Indianapolis; also for GAINESVILLE and Colum-
bus, by national road stages from Wheeling.
Passengers holding through tickets lie over
Mt any point on the route. For information and
tickets, apply TO T. H. PARSONS, Agent, Wash
ington.
hsa J. H. DONE,
Feb 7--tf Master Transportation.