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lay In the settlement Of their Just claims.
If the two Houses will, AZ II 10 desirable
they should, devote but single day to Dis.
trict matters, all business connect Cd with this
city and its citizens, can be disposed Of within
that space of time. CITIZEN
Washington, Feb 81.
The Washington Monument Association
Election Yesterday.-Under the rules of the
association, the board of managers of the w ash
ington Monument Society are elected by all
who, having paid their dollar into the funds,
choose to vote in the election. For the ensu.
ing year, it came of yesterday. The Know
Nothing lodges of this city, desiring to obtain
the control Of the work, passed resolves that
their members should pay each q dollar, be-
come members of the association, and vote
for ticket which had been secretly determ.
ined on. As no one else dreamed that the
highly respected and eficient board of man.
ayers was obnoxious to any one, none others
but those in the secret attended the election
The custom has been for half dozen or 50
votes only to be polled on these occasions
In this case seven hundred and fifty one votes
were polled, seven hundred and forty four be.
ing for the ticket secretly nominated as above
explained. The result is. that Messrs. W. w
Seaton, Elisha WhittIesey, Peter Force, P. r.
Fendall, j. Carroll Brept, Thomas Carberry
and other such gentlemen are turned out q
the Board, and Messrs. Vespasian Ellis, John
NJ. McCalla, G. Plant, F. s. Evans, DR.. Bussy,
and other such gentlemen, are elected in their
| stead. We sincerely hope that the enterprise
may continue to prosper.
Indian Battle-The following dispatch has
been received at the Adjutant G eneral's Office,
from Gen. Garland, dated Santa Fe, New
Mexico, Feb. 2, 1855:
have the honor to report that have Just
received q dispatch from Capt r. s. Ewell,
first dragons, stating that on the 10th of Jan
uary he had fight with the Messcallero
Apaches at the Sacramento mountains, and
killed twelve Indians. His own loss am
sorry to say, is one officer killed-Capt Henry
w. Stanton, first dragoons-and three pri-
Yates. GEN. JOHN GARLAND,
Commanding
Col. S. COOPER, Adjutant General.
Marine Corps.-Messes Editors: Only o
few days remain of the present session of Con.
gross, and ask, through the means Of your
popular paper, il the Marine Corps is to meet
with no confederation, as usual. An increase
has boon recommended, time and again, by
the Hon. Secretary of the Navy. Ifthis branch
Of the service is useful, does it not behoove
those in authority to make it effective. Ithas
been clearly proven to the most susceptible
that. rs the Corps 10 at present, this is not
the case; that the Guards aboard each vessel
are entirely too small to discharge the duties
incumbent upon them. The Army has been
increased, and, likewise, let the Marine
Corps. d,
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmept.-on yesterday, tho I'D of Feb,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the redemption of stock...... $1,108 IS
For paying Treasury debts ...... 1852 90
For tho Customs. .............. 70,493 45
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intsiligsnesr is to-day devoted to
news.
The Union criticises the letter of Sen alto,
Wilson to the editor of the Organ.
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Boarding.

MISS E. u. Biz X HEA AID has several
wi large and pleasant rooms now vacant, which
she offers with board. Apply II No 4 ~ STREET
feb 22-Is
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY


The large and convenient dwelling
on the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street Is for rent. Posses
sion given Immediately. For terms ap.
ply at the Star Office.
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n n WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTY.-You
are hereby notified 10 attend meeting of the
I corps THIS (Fnday) EVENING, at tx
W W O'Clock. ~
Every member is expected TO be present, as bust
ness OF importance VIII be brought forward for your
CONSIDERATION. b. +. BEERS, Sec.
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In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Brown moved a
joint resolution for the termination of this ses-
sion at midnight on the Sd proximo.
After debate between Mr.. Brown and Mr..
Seward for il, and MessrS. Stuart, Rusk, Gwin
and Badger against it, it was passed.
Petitions and reports were then presented
and disposed of.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, gave notice that
on Monday next, at II M, Mr.. Cass would
PRESENT to Congress on the part Of the family
OF the late Gen. Robert Armstrong, the sword
Of Gen. jackson, worn by him throughout his
military campaign in the service of the United
States, which said sword was bequeathed by
jackson to the late Gen. Armstrong
On motion Of Mr.. Toucey, the bill to protect
United States officers in the discharge of their
Official duties was taken up, and was debated
by Mr.. Toucey for it, and Mr.. Chase against
it, before We won't to press.
In the House, a large number Of reports
were made from committees, and bills were
introduced and referred, among them the bill
amendatory Of the act for the better security
OF life and property on board steam and other
vessels. and bill introduced by Mr. Benton)
to impose stamp duty on bank notes of email
denominations.
Mr.. Perkins, Of La, reported back from the
foreign affairs committee the resolution call
ing on the President for information concern.
ing the socalled Ostend diplomatic congress,
which was duly passed.
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" The Baltimore Sun, Of this morning,
says the following nominations by the Mayor
were rejected by the convention of the City
Councils:
Edward Z. Coleman, for police officer of the
1lth ward-ayes z, noes %.
James 7. Bishop, for assistant police officer
ayes s, noes Il.
Ebenezer Stewart, for lisuten ant of the south
ern district watch-ayes 0, noes 70.
DR.. c. Steinhoffer, for vaccine physician OF
the lsth ward-ayes IL, noes I3. Dr., S. was
alleged to be Q German by birth.
E. Faxon, for judge of election for the 11th
ward-yeas 8, nays 81. (Mr. Woods, of the
18th ward was absent) The objection urged
against Mr.. f. was that he Is Catholic
The eight Democrats in the Council alone voted
Ior his confirmation, and he was rejected by q
strict party vote.
VIM. d. Pierce, for judge of election for the
7th ward, was laid over.
VI me zs9 nominations made by the Mayor
on ednesday week, 35S have been confirmed,
and 81 rejected and laid over.
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I. q The total number of merchant vessels of
aHelasses taken up by the En glish government
for war purposes has been 2O6, of an aggregate
burden of 2o5, 1888 tons, their average capacity
being almost exactly 1000 tons.
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IHOR THE SPRING TRADE.-NOw
Il opening, large, fresh and elegant variety Of
GentlemeBS Belongings for the spring trade, OF new
impOrtatons and styles, and Of the best qualities
SrEVENS'S Salesroom,
feb'22-a Browns Hotel.
I'D GLOVES.-A fresh supply OF Gents
IN light -colCred Kid Gloves, at
SrEEENS'S Salesroom,
feb 22-3 Browns Hotel.
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srEwAgT's DAGUERREAN ROCKS

over Ca is Jewelry Store, Pa. avenue. Pic
" lures taken in all weathers and at reduc ed pri
ces from Is cents upwards. We invite the public
10 call. Satisfaction always given.
feb 2l-lws
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District Affairs before Congress.-The few
remaining days Of the present session leave but
slight hopes that any business connected with
this District, will be acted upon before the ad.
journment. '-"
1t appears that there il, In connection with
other District matter, several sqxitaSts claims
psnding against the Government, from eitiseni
Of this city, arising out Of various causes, that
ought to receive the action OF Congress before
the adjournment
As opr citizens are deprived Of the advan-
tags Of Q delegate In Congress to represent
3eir interests in that body, they can right
Ss0mplsin Of neglect on the part Of Con.
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HA NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION IL
~ now being formed, which will be organ
lied as soon as , 900 shares shall be subscribed
when due notice will be given. Persons wishing TO
avail themselves Of the opportunity now afforded,
VIII md books of subscription opened al F. c. DY,
ER'S Store, 256 Pa. avenue between lolh and
18Th streets, and At I. NJ. HANSON'S Office, STA
Seventh St, opposite In;eIligeHcer Office.
feb 23-3i.
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Il OST-WAS LEFT IN THE ONNIRIrS nm
- nng between the Capitol and Boat, package
directed to L. J. Miller, Alexandria Va, containins
pair OF fine BOOTS, green morocco fronts. and
Janney's stamp on them The person took them
VIII please return them 20 the Maker
feb 23-lt
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j. l. RIDER would respectfully announce
10 the customers Of the late firm of ]. l.. Rider 20
that ne will conduct The Grocery business hereaf-
ter on his own account al the same place, and they
may depend On being supplied with every arucle Of
the best kind usually kept ia a well regulated Gro
Gerry, rs cheap can be had elsewhere, and re
specially sOicts cont nuance OF them patronage.
Goods delivered free OF charge.
]. l.. RIDER,
Corner Pa. avenue and 9th street..
feb - 2ls (Drgan)
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ersss, which has tendency to Produce de.
lay In the settlement Of their Just claims.
If the two Houses will, as Il il desirable
they should, devote but q single day TO Dis
trict matters, all business connect Cd with this
city and its citizens, can be disposed Of within
that space Of time CITIZEN.
Washington, Feb 81.
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RSECOND LECTURE ON THE UNHo
~ LY ALLIANCE
MIR. w. G. DIX will lecture at Carusi's Saloon,
On FRIDAY EVENING, Feb %, on
Russia and Constantinop,e
Tickets % cents-for sale AT The door.
feb2l-t' (Union& INTEL
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DISSOLUTION.
TINE firm of ]. l.. Rider & Co. is this day dis
Il solved by mutual consent. ]. l.. RIDER is au-
thoriZed TO receive all debts SC due said firm, and
will pay all claims against the firm Of j. Rider
Co. ISAAC PAUL,
CHAS. III. BROWN,
j l.. RIDER.
Washington, February 81, 1865.
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MEDICINAL.
DE- Hairs Ceiebrqted PuLmonie Eirir


ToR the permanent otcoShs, colds, consumption.
inflammation Ofthe and caused bypub
&c sPeakugi SuI all affections If the organs Of Tesra
tion
srraned the peasantcst and best medicine for dseas
rs o he lungs ever sold in America.
presenting medicins 10 the public We have the
invaua antiiote The of diseases it profess
cure hut which is perfectly harmless IN its e
fecs upon the constitution can be administered with
any mineral poison, for Il contains noue-
The fact, large portion of the suffering, aud death
throughout country Caused by disease OF the organs
OF reSpIatiou consequent exposure and cold has In
duCe put il within the reach Of every irdvdUal
able.
THIS medicine Is the result OF long experience, and
study OF tnSe diseases The lungs which are SO frequent IN
ChangrSbc Climate; and claim Il 10 be III adVace
OF all medicines before discovered for those peculiar
comTl ints improvement upon all, aud consequently
hyperion TO all others.
We shall make cxtravagant assertions Off efficacy
in curing diseases. Ike vendors many nostrums
who deceive all who trust them, nor shall we hold out any
inducements which experience does not justify.
paileuIS VIII pcfNeyere IN the use OF this heulCihe
and il dinced, they will be cured IN every instance
thatitts not beyond the power OF me'ciHe here are
persons cnOyngthe blessings OF health anu
since been in their grave, but FOL the timely aud rerseEe
ring Use OF this invaluable remedy. 1t is NOT pretended
that II IS nabe IL every stage Of consumption nut we
know II to b. better adapted to The various diseases OIL The
respiratory organs than other Medicine ever 0hered TO
the public All ask trial. aud in every instance II
use freely according he directions aud If perfect salts
faction is Civ N, the money will be returned.
Genuine signed f. HA LII ~ CO. For sale by JAM rs
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. ar9-ly
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MEDICAL
Prof Woods'

u mir Restorative is now for the frst time intro
IL dueed to the crzeus OF Wheeling, at No 159 Mark
street. whes the only sure remedy ever invented that
original color youth without dyein- the bald
head in short time with the natural covering, remove
dandTun and prevents the hair falling free
from the hV sediment Objectionable in divers pTepa.
ratOns OF different names Low before the pUbc the RK-
Is beautiful article the toilet for the old
yOur and can only be appreciated by its uses aud all
respectfully invited 10 Call a. the bepOt and examine
the testimonials Ot ladies' and gentlemen Of high Teputa.
ton in the South and West where il was invented but
VIII refer to the certificate below of the dstiL gushed
statesnanaGd SenatUT1 Judge Breese, OF Illinois:
CARLYLE IL. June y, 1853.
have used Prof o. $. Woods' Hair Resiorstve.' and
have admired the wonderful effect. III hair
ns as thought, pematureIy grey, but by the his
II has resumed its original color, and have
no doubt permanently So
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ARE you sUFFERING

IHROM rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Difficult
Il Breathing TOOth,Ache, Tic Do!OreuX, Pain in the
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lion, Stiff Joints Cuts Bruises Poison Sores Sores
Pain camps in the Stomach, hOIeTa MOrbns Cholera
ln!antunI, Chnic Lame Back. Chiiblains bites Poi
Gus Insects or Rabid dogs, gecIke, Ague in the Breast
Face burns. bruises, chatting chapped hands, corirs
COniacIions Of the Muscles Cords any Kind
Muscular weakness Paralysis, Piles, Ear Nche Ulcers,
Sail Rheum, Scurvy, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips Venerea
SOIes Scarlet Fever any similar d<tase you may
ASSUMED that ia this article you have
Il SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only removes pain almost Instananousy, but
penetTalts TO the seat OF aud entirely
ERADICATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh the idea any composition curing
such number diseases: but but reject that these
diseases, though in name arise similar
@ tne FI"os1t!on VIII seSIn less eHtLaSagah Dut
were II ten times more so THE FACTS which stare US IN the
lace would joTre the candid its merits; for
effects Others, unite declaring itust
(Nonpar ei) inIicates, III 6est LiaiHlen. kro,ga.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you noticed strik milarity between
ma ny external and internal diseases avS entirely differ
ent nai:sf And has it occurred you that
10 both! This remedy is now offered you The
RE LSINEST. which does not insult your understanding
oy Claiming to have beef found in some 57Hs LHoHHtLHs
81 rico or mighty Of eGrtEi but is simply the
OILsPRISG oE SCENCE being mid simple in its action
au yet revealing IN Its ELECTS power almost Incredible
reaching the most hidden Sinews of nInn BEAST
and yet being nnOXiOEs the weakest
by iai The ceGst ninient in the market being put up in
than tile largest, besides being four tim
.irohS we therefore offer II TO you with pride and con-
hdence as exactly suited TO the wants of rich
poor, high or low
he unprecedented size in which the NonpareiI Eminent
Is ut ups aEd The vast EXPENSE Of the ais used in it,
makes Impossible Tar tOpSy printing of the
Gus OF Sa 'Sht pTHitsh, do we deem
for ITSELF
We would however refer those aa,c.,S ones who have
so Often been gued by forged ticates aud
10 The following names, being but few OF the many
sous whose Character for canor and veracIty needs no
from US and who having fully tested its virtues
IN the different diseases Tor which II is recommended,
prepared TO speak OF its merits as ii deserves.
S"lu til wheeling by James i;ake5, kes a Caldwell, T
Logan g 60, " MeKee, Patterson q Co. and by the
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania
August II, '53
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F-om Ia Fair-mont { Y. ) Reprllieen.

\
An INVALUABLE HEDICINx.-It Is but seldom we find
among the many remedies offered TO the public the
OF disease one we can consent to commend, wlSe vr
tues we are able TO discover and have always seduUusly
avoided giving utteraHCe TO anything that might lead any
one 10 suppose that we placed any faith their pTeien
sl0nS hut with reference TO remedy aCtured in
this place. and which has became Etiar 10 the public
as huuschoid words, speak from knowledge Of its in
trsc eXcel!encieS, its adaptation Of tie ills OF
II e. and the security with which ii may be used We
sleak OF The NUm1Iel Nerve and Bone Imminent, prepaT
I'd by H. H. Carr " Co., from prescription furnished by
Dr watson Carr late OF MOrgautOyu, and OF Wheel
ing one o: the most eminent Physicians Virginia This
Innent Is based upon the broad principle that any
dy which will relieve external pain, win properly
pounded be equally eicacous in removing Internal aztec
uOSr nrImCIpe that has been successfully deVelUed-
II is simply the offspring Science, being mild aud sim
pie IN its action aud yet revealing IN its effects
more nCredIbic re1C hing the hidden sinewS
and beastand yet being inmoxious weakest infant
II is ais" by a The eeapss innent in the ket, being
put up i'll BOTTLES twice large the majority,
fourth larger than the largest besides being than four
times as strong We commend it to thOSe in OF
and certain remedy,
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Professor woods, Oriental snnnrfre

Imminent.
This Imminent is auxiliary in the treatment OF
HOne oil the most formidable diseases with which it is our
tDt TO cOnteHd; for instance, Inflammation lungs and
SopeIs BY thorough and Continued application OF this
Linnent over the region OF the Affected Orga these 9th
erwise formidable diseases disarmIe,l
than hall their erroIs particularly Children aud
thousands oil mothers, they allowed speak, would
with all the eoquence OF feeling aud Affection hear their
united testimony to the fact that 1t had SHachedther chill
dren from the jaws OF DEATH and restored them
their fo mer health aud beauty. Again, it viii be found
powerful auxiliary in removing what is generally known
aS an Agc Cahe, enlargement spleen, in all
cases where external application is U service, this lin
nFent will be found useful.
General Depot Coo broadway, New York; and III
ATket ST. ST Louis
For sale wholesale and retail in Wheeling by
ieIl3m ]. h. vow ELL. Mnnrne.St
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut 81, PIiGdeiPhiG opposite House
HENRY w. SAEEOISD,
IMPORTER AAB DEALER IL CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERIILs, AND FURNrruRE Gov ERINGs,
WHICH lie offers al the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, III pant, the uliUNing:
EmbI Oidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Gu hIces;
DO Muslin DO do Pins;
Drapcry LaCcs T. MuSIinS; do Bands,
French HTOCatcis all widths Canopy Arches Iings
aud c"lOrs: Cords, TasSelS, t;imps,
Satin lie LANES Funges, Lurtau Drops,
namasks; &c.
a larsestocko OF FRENCH PLUSHES, OF all colors and
qualities on hand.
PILvTED II INDoTv SHAD Els, aud HOLLANDS OF all
cOlnrS TOT shading
n. IL Persons ordering Curtains will give the measure
oGthe heighth and width y lie entire frame of window
mlTIT-IyJtSw
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MEDICINAL.

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LYNN ENT,
BY H. d. CARR & CO., FROM
a PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, -UF WHEELING,
LATE OF M0RGANTOWN.
is based HPoH the broad principle tbGt any remedy ieh
lriH TeIsre erieTGI pin, lrH. If properly com.
POUNDED, b equally Srsneessl ia reHloeiTs inter
HCl G5ecfsoEs; POrsT tehick Is 5eeuiJuIlS
Sereigy~1 in GHi PeeRliaT 10 he
NONP4REIL LLNIMENT
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS ". FIELD d. CO.,
coMMISs on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,

No. II Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Arc Sole Agents in the United states Tor
MUSpTatt's superior bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills { .IebTatei Writing PAPERS
Russell =" Superior -
Genesce Printing
Rawlius & Sons English Tissue
First quality UltTamarine Blue
They also Agents for the principal PAPER Manufactur
in this country, aud oer for Sale by Tar the most eX'
Iensiyc and and desirable stock Of Paper aud Paper Manu-
aereIs Materials that be found in Ills any other
Their business is strictly wholesale and Writing Papers
are sold by The only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to offer all
Goods, both Foreign and Domestic the lowest possible
prices.
Paper msde to order any size weight. Liberal adj
vanCes made on cOHsgments nl Paper, Paper Makers
stock aud other merchandise
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
Rags augi-1y.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
20. I, sprigg HOUSE Emportum!!
CLOTHS. cAssn1EREs AND vEsT1NGs!



pleasure in being able say 10 my old custom
eTs ana the fashionable Community, that have lust
turned from New York, aud have heen able to procure
ne most Fashionable Goods for the season that the great
Emporium, New York, can import from France and the
ia eonntTeSi and having dispensed with the com.
nou clothlIs' gives and time to attend to
ne wants oil my customers in the fashionable way Nv
lew stock now consists OF
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also, silk and wool caShmeTetts, all shades and cooTs;
Iomb11ne draper summer cloths, linen aud grass
&c, for making frOck dress sack aud business coats
french, English, and merican cassimees also ducks
Inen drilnss, DC, for making pants As Vestings
ave the most beautiful selection looked any
al OF which am prepared to make up in the most
1hiOna bic ami best style, as lave MIR RUssKLLs
ervces az cutter for the coming season, feel certain III
ayns that furnish better cloths than any house
II the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful assOIt
nent Furnishing Goods all ne. seasOnabIe and fash
enable, consisting OF CLOTH cashmere, caShmerett bonn
haZine. grass nen diabta and plain linen, flock dress
and business coats, pants, made the most
fashionable and seasOnabe Goods In great Variety Also
linen and cotton Shirts, silk, linen lambs wool and cot
ton Undershirts and Drawers cavas, stocks, collars
gloves and suspenders.
Hosiery in great Variety asO every other article suit
able for completing sentleman's wardrobe.
All tho above named articles, tOgehe with many other
articles that be found al my stOre No SPTsg House.
Please call in and take look, and much Obse yours,
HnT2I S. RICE.
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN M TIE RIAL,
Purniture Coverings. &c,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w. H. OARRYg'S
CURTAIN TORE,
No. 100 Chestnut ST. PhiadeIphia, Corner Fifth street.
opposite he Sfafs House.
II has always in store full stock OF
ami caInrS ofevery style and price.
French satin de IRnes; Table 4. Piano Covers Nc.i
India Satin Damasks5 CIR GOrnlcesi
French MOquette; Gilt rms ana hahusi
Do Pushes GlnIs' rLhseSi
" Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES, of all styles aud
prices; Buff Hollands Shade Fixtures HIasses DC; ana
SreTpthHg complete for Curtains, oil the newest FalS
STYLES, and at The loDeSt prices.
Persons sending the height aud ioidh M their olnaGc
france can have The Curtains made and trimmed IN the
hest naner FasOn Plates in August humber Of 60
steamers, hotels, CAR EBILDERS, and dealers gcner
w. IL. CARRHL,
Importer OfaEd Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
100 Chestnut street, corner Of rum,
mNr17-1yd&w Opposite tic STATE House. Phlhda