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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13

4 WE OLUtGSULUW.
A special agent hasvisited Europe, and has
made careful and Iudicious selections of For
eign Works of Art, both in Bronze and Marble,
Statuary, and choice paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable col
lection of paintings and statuary 10 be dis,ribu-
ted free among the members of the Association
for the Second Year
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13
d DYSPEPSIA 4 LIVER COMPLA INTS

Nearly half The hpmnn have taken these Pills.
u has been proved IN MI pnris of the world that mo-
thing ins besn found equal 10 ilcm 10 eases Of disor.
'crs Of tho liver, dyspepsia, nnd stomach complaints
generally. They soon give cnay tone 10 these or
gans. however much deranyed, and when all other
ma Ia, ,ycf f,i'ul
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13

fNOBACCOCTwenty cases Superior Tobacco rece,v.
ed on consiynment-directffom an Eastern Virsin.
IN Factory Authorised 10 sell on as favorable teSms
US Cincinnati houses. A. CLARE : ~
July 3, 1855 -22y. - -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-13

Cd PAIR Of Ladies' Glove Kid Laee Boots, colo,-
~ ed the finest ever brought 10 Ironton, worth ~.
81 u pair. Call aud sec them nj
HARPER 4 CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

ELECTION IN TExAs.-The New Orleans Bee says
the election returns received f1om Texas Ito the
1st inst.) are Unexpectedly favorable to the Amer
lean party Although the Democrats have re-
elected Gov. Pease. his majority is reduced in hith
erto impregnable Texas to probably less than 5000.
In seventy one counties he lends Dickson 3,423.
with twenty-nine strong American counties TO hear
from. In the same counties Dr. lowers. the Amer
lcan candidate for Lieutenant Governor, has 25I
msionty, and his election is regarded as fixed
fact. The Eastern District has elected Evans, Au-
erican, to Congress. The returns sum up as fol-
lows: Evans 1878. Ward 1861 ,tgiving the former
majority of 9l7, with I counties to hear from,
which will increase his majority. 1t is supposed
that Crosby (A.) beats Fields [D.) for Commits
sioner of the Land Office. Thus it appears that
the Americans have carried the Lieut.. Governor,
Commissioner of the Land Office, and one menu
Der of Congress, while the Democrats have elected
sheir Governor and one Congressman. The Leg
islature is yet IN doubt. The Senate is probably
Democratic, from the large number of Senators
who hold over. The House may or may not conn
terbalance the Senate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
SATURDAY MORN: SEPTEMBER IS, 1855.

ANNlvERsAnY OF Tmx ADOPTION OF THE FEDER-
AL CoSsTrrUTroN-It will be gratifying to the To-
vers ofthe Union to know that arrangements are
being made for the celebration of the anniversary
of the adoption Of the Constitution in Washington
City and Baltimore. Similar arrangements for
honOring the day have been made in both cities.
The Baltimore Patriot in referring to what has
been done there. says:
s.Next 10 the 18th of July. '76. the nth day Of
September, 1851, is the most memorable epoch in
our history; and fitting is it, in these troublOus
times, that these iubiees should be celebrated
everywhere. Nothing would be so well calcula-
ted to extnguish the fires OF sectional rancor and
strengthen the bonds OF the Union. The Secreta-
mes drece, 10 issue invitations TO the PGeSl-
dent of the United States, The Governor aud Sem
atOrs ofthe State of Maryland, and such citizens
Of the States as have distinguished themselves by
their devotion TO the principles OF the Constitution
aud The Union as may be designated by the meet
ing.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

New JERsEY-TAr Late RaiLodd Slaughter
The public press i'll all parts of the country has
uttered in emphatic terms, its condemnation OF the
recent wholesale murder on the Camden & AmLoy
Railroad. In an editorial article on the subject,
the N Y. Courier holds the following forclble and
truthful language:
"The State oil New Jersey is as verify guilty of
manslaughter as any culprIt that ever swung at
ryLuTn. ManSlaughter is defined 10 be killing Of
another without malice, yet without warrant or
excuse, and that IS the very form of guilt New
Jersey has contracted i'll trifing with and destroy
ing the lives of those who have placed themselves
IN her keeping"
"rhere need be no talk of the Cam
den and Amboy Railroad Company. That thing
is the creature OF the State Of New Jersey, New
Jersey made it, and said II should have Tiva--
New Jersey protects ii, and Directs ii, and shares
Its Il-gOtten gains. II was New jersey, by her
charter of 1882, that forever prohibited the con-
Struction of any other railroad ACROSS her limits
between the cities of New York aud Philadelphia;
1t was she that by her subsequent legislation, and
alteration OF her constitution, has made this Chat
ter perpetual; and it was she that made the extra
ordinary compact whereby she receives transit du
ties OF ten cents for every passenger not beouSing
to New Jersey, and 10 cents for every ton of lnrt-
chandlSe carried through this State; and it IS She
that, direct partner i'll the Virtual ownership of
20uO shares OF the monopoly which never cost her
dollar, annual receives dividends of 80 cents on
every thee dollars, net money received from the
through paSse ngelS; and she also that has levied
cents on every ten miles on bullion transported on
the line. From these unparalleled leyeS and i'm
positions, the treasury of New Jersey has already
| acquired more than million of dolarS-derived,
too, as is boosted iii an Address of the Directors,
almost exclusive from strangers and persons not
living in New Jersey
''rhough there be from the ground
where the mangled victims lie, no cry for ven
geance, the the living lips of Christian men frame
no demand of 'blood'for bood,' yet the curse Of
blood outlines is on her. 1t is n curse which 4
Jersy Jury can no more wipe away than it can
still the wall of the widow or the cry Of the ia
lherleSS."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
THOMPSON Il PATTERSON,
LAUGHLINS x BUSHFiEID.
sEl3
Good Medicines.

estimated that AYERS ChERRV PgcroRAL AxD Ca
TuARTlc Pulls have done To promote the public
health than any other There be ques-
ton that the Cherry PICTORIAL has by its thousand
thousand OF cures OF colds, coughs, Asthma, crop, u
cnza. bronchitis, &c, very much reduced the proportion
OF deaths from cOnsumpve diseases in this country
The Pills good PccoraI and will cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs less purging Purge the blood
from its Impurities. Purge the bowels, Li"eI
whole visee'al system from distractions. Purge out the
diseases which asten the body decay. But
for diseases we Should die only old age. Take AMI
dOes early and thrust from the SYSTEM before it is vet
too strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease, only while it is
weak but when has taken stronghold Read the as
founding statements of those who been cured by
them from dreadful Scroa, Dropsy, Ulcers skin Dis
eases, rheumatism, Neuralgia Dyspepsia Internal palms.
bilious complaints. heartburn headache guut and many
less dangerous but still threatening ailments such as PIN
pies on the lace worms, Nervous Irrabty loss OF ap
petite Irregularities, Dizziness in the head Colds ever
Dysenery. and indeed every variety Of complaints for
which Purgative remedy is required.
These random Statements hut are authenticated
by YOUR own neishbors aud your Physicians.
Try them once, and you will never be without them
Price p cents per box-5 boxes for ST.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
A. c. GOOD &, Co, Wheeling
ago wholesale and retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

a BosroN JuvENlLE.-The Boston Times tells
rather tough story oia precocious youth in that
city:
lew days ago youngSter some SIX OF seven
and asked Dr.. Wilmington Tor first rate cigar.
'DO you smoke, Tommy inquired the Doctor.
Now AMI them was the reply.
Folks all well, Tommy!'
so so lsh-pretty comfortable
q saw your mother the other day; she was dress
ed in deep mourning. Who is that for, Tommy!'
why YOU know that father has been very Slck?'
yes; ruthless mt, he amt dead, is he?'
'Dead! no! He's got nearly we'll; and mother
was 81 disappointed She put mourning, and
says she is wearing it for an aunt of nine who
died some time ago; but you and understand ii,
DOCTOR that's all IN pigs eye. You don't want
TO step over TO YOung's and moston the alilnenla-
ny, do you!'
'No.'
'WeII, Frank Goelrs perfect trump-I guess
Pll go and see him. Good morning, Doctor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
GOING SOUrH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTH-The $40 Train will connect at
SaHdusky with Morning Train from TOledOi at Monroe
vile with Chicago Express on Southern Div C. d r.
Road AT Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
EieYcand at Mansfield Junction with Day Express from
Pittsburgh and at Newark with the East and west trains
on entraI Ohio Railroad.
The ) 20 Train win connect Sandusky with sca
mer lay CITY from Detroit; at MOnrOeI lie with western
Train on G IL 7. X. X at Shelby Junction at 5."I
with Mall Train on d K K for Columbus and Gin
clhnaii al Mansfield Junction at with Fast train
OH d FOR Pittsburgh, aud at Newark with East
and West Night Trains on CcntTaIOhio K K.
GOING NORTH-The 8 &c a N Train will make clos,
connection at Newark with Mail Train nom Belaiie on
Central OHIO Il X; at Mansfield Junction with EXpress
Tor FtSbu'si at Shelby Junction " with Gin.
cinnatI Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York
ana al MoiIueTiile with Mail Train d; I Road Tor
Toledo, Chicago. &c
The ? 10 NJ Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East on Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
tion at o.i = with Cincinnati Mall Or CIeveamd; at
and al Samdusky with steamer Bay City for Detroit and
Chicago.
Sandusky, Aug. 4, 1855 S,1SItr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

IrA private despatch from Burlington to the
N. Y. Times, states that Mr.. Lovelanl, who was
killed in the railroad catastrophe had at the time
Inrge amount of funds in his possession. but
when his partner, Mr. Green, arrived there were
missing. Mr.. G. subsequently recovered check
OfSlO,u00 hom one person, and various articles of
property from Others. No money was found on
Mr. LoveIand, although it was believed that lie
had large sum. Some excitement has been cuus-
ed by the nfIair, anu legal investigation was to
be had.
There had been do arrests or persons censured
by the cOroner's jury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
Nrw Ynnr Sent IL 1858

NEW YORK. sept. liz 1850.
My Dear Sir:--I notice in this mornings TeIe-
graph Report, that 200 children are 10 arrive in
Baltimore lIOm Norfolk and Portsmouth. In what
way can New York best serve the interests of the
beEeaved ones? Our community ate vii h you OF
Baltimore-that has done so noby. Our commit
tee has between Is and $4,000 thus far subscrib-
ed. thousand dollars came inthis morning, and
oil that is needed, feel confident, can be obtaim-
cd. We want 10 know what is most needed how
much. We will go with you in this unto the end,
and endeayUr To do our duty.
The Corn Exchange Committee. and Mr. Souter,
Of the Banko the Republic, have collected S.
900 or more, aud RENTED TO Norfolk.
AIepIy by return mail will greatly oblige,
Yours, very truly,
E. MERRIAM. Sec'y.
To His Honor, the Mayor of the city of Baltimore,
Maryland.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
The Queen of England at the Tomb of Ma

The Queen of England at the Tomb of Ma
poleon.
(From the MOnitucr.)
The Queen visited, the day before yesterday,
the tomb of the Emperor. No one of her visits
Produced deeper impression. As the review
had lasted til very late, her Majesty no long
er expected at the Ro'el deI InvaliIes, neverthe-
less, she determined olA goiRs there, notwihstand-
ing the lateness of the hour. The Queen arrived
consequently, al night fall, followed by numerous
staff surrounded by the veterans of ous old wars,
who had fastened to meet her, while size advanced
with noble cOmpoSure towards tie last testing
place of him who was EngIand'S most constant
adversary. What spectacle! How many re-
membranes with all the contrasts, they brought
up to the mind! But when by the light of torches,
the ghttering of uniform, amid tue strains Of the
organ playing God save the Queen her Majesty
was led by the Emperor 10 the chapel where the
remains OF Napoleon lie, the Effect was oVerpow-
erlng and immense, the emotion profound, for
every one was rejecting that this was no ordinary
homage offered al the tomb of great man, but n
solemn act, attesing that the rvalres OF the past
were forgotten, and that now the union between
the two peoples had received its most signal con-
Secration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
WdsAington NaA WITS in .larL,
Commissioners and Trustee's'salo.


IOY virtue Of decree Of III. circuit court orubt
ID ~, made al ITS Spling Tenn. 1879. ip Tie
Rhcy ~ Matiicws vs. nIakcly, SwecIicy so AMI
Incl a. HbhII vs.. same defendants, tile ri,,4,t
missioner appointed III said decree will uotrr, ~, A.
day the Sth daJ oil OCiOber 1904 at The nom
court house OF Ohio county, sell The prorr, w. '
i'll said causes and tcCICed To he sold Ia ,,i.
Of said Dakcly and George :. Atkinson n, and
lowing real estate, situate mlhc or Sout " b.c'
formerly RiChiCiOwn, To viii: lois humble ,r,l a. =;
10, 81, p, 23 aud "a, IN square SiH South WbcslIu
SIX, seven, eigltI sixteen, tweIiy Onc twenty tyo
three ana twenty ioui IN square eighteen tn south Nj
ing ana all the loos, fixtures and personal prurei'p
every description IN ant upon said premises ktov,
the Washington A,iiis, principally used lUr ulpul,f
railroad iron. Also coat lot No Z CscVeu1 irn, ,,
coal is supplied by railway directly into SAIL uil!
Al the same time and place The undcis iicil a. T.,
under decd O trust duly lCCOdel IN Ohm COuUt, m
win sell tie interest of the other nwnct> 50 iat i
chaser VIII acquire the full Lille to Tile who'll oillS \.
able property. @
These Mis- have heer constructed =, great Gus, If,
with much care and there mills in lie ANN,
better adapted 10 tho purpose lOr which ii was
namely; 10 manufacture rails Or luilroads Tii, nf,,
Is very IeSiTahic, while lie che pness at the e! In
sold with lie property, adds the induCencri, Ia
Cit Sc. The growing demand Tor Amcrc IN r,ils t,s
tins most desirable as an investment To Caniiais
such alt opportunity has been aIGIy offered I,r,. az
now produce from 10 10 20 tons OF tsiis nrT ,lav 5,
product could be much increased by running Tie ur,
the mills Tor themselves. - '""'
Terms n SGIe-Oue fourth ca Ii or approved r,,.
win interest, payable In sixty days at one OF Tie Vi t
ing banks; oneiouth at yea one ouriiI al r,yoy
purchaser giving bond with approved seutiiiy L,,,
iucT,s from The day of sale, aud the title ,.r
until the .ast payments male
ALFRED CALDWELL,
"g29:lu commissioner AND TuIs,r.
nusburgh Journal copy once a week hin S,r ar, e.
ward hill tn this office lnt collection - ~ '''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
P. DUFF, Principal.

~ institution has opsncd its classes with the most
CsNs all The advantages derived from attecng The In
Sututlon at Pittsburgh, and those who grajuse will
ceVe Tue same Diploma. The course Of study enbiarcx
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
1Epeu 10 every branch OF trade in manufacturing com,
ssIoh Wholesale retail, individual and raTfnersLin
embracing upwards Of 4UO practical business
transactions calculating six different neiL of nonIIe
Entry preparing the student Keep books unon any me-
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
Embracing nearly 800 business bu, t,, r
winch are found in any arithmetic; also new AMI br
waited method OF computing interest.
PENMANSIIIP.
All Tue modern improvements in the process of teaching
COMMERCIAL LAW.
Wheeling Bar. =" INC
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
With general rules for framing bsines letters bsipas
onS Exchanges, and Instruments of every sscrinIinn
ne results OF Is years experience as mel chant srd
10 yR subsequent experience teacher are com
PSe1 IN This course OF study; and it is confidently he
HeEeu that no CourRc OF training for BUSINESS now given
IN the country is brought to the same degree of neTec
ton. 9SN VI Fe''CE-
70 MR.. DUFF delivers free lecture at his room as
above every evening this week at O'Clock 10 which The
public is respectfully Invited - y ~" '''
lutt'S BOokkeeping.' HaEperS edition. price 81 m
= Steamboa Book keepng,'' price ST. For saeby
eau Tor circular. sp11:tf
YOUTHS AND CHlLDREN'S FANCY HATS
oNSLsIzNG Of all the qualities and styles nowin USE
Sr-V Nos ZIG and 14s Main ST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

osrruAnY.--The Hon. HzSny W. COLLIER, Ex-
Governor of the State of Alabama, died at Baily's
Springs, in that State, on the 2Sth utimO, alters
prOtracted illness. He was native of Winnie,
wasraised and educated in South Carolina, and
emisrnted to Alabama about the time he attained
his majority. He was Tor twelve years Chief JUS
tice of his adopted Stale, and more recently served
four years 1.-TWO election terms) as its Chief Mag
isttate. He was esteemed both as public officer
and as private citizen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

BAD News FOR Hoos.-Acorns, hitherto of not
much use, save for the feeding of swine in our
western wiIds where the 'hug crop figures SO
largely, have been found by Nous Dnplat, french
chemist, 10 yield both oil and alcohol. From n
hundred pounds OF acorns he has obtained half a
pound OF oil, and FIVE pounds of alcho, applica-
bic 10 chemical purposes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
THE MARRIED woMANs
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PRNION.
EY nR, 8. NJ. MAURIcEAr.

HH bRS =. NJ. MAURICEAE,
PROFESSOR DISEASES OF woMEN
One Hundredta Edition. (5OO,O00l 1smO. PIP. $50.
standard work OF established, Cassetl in the cat
alosues OF the great Trade Sales New York. Ph!a-
L'phia. and other cities, aud sold by the principal
booksellers in the United Statea.
| Every woman here discover, by comparing her
symptoms with those described the nature
ter and cause OF her compliant, and spared
iety aud suffering, we'll the unplcasanntsy of max
ing known to. or M king inquiry of, pysiSamin respect
10 the numberess ailments which subject. The
wife becoming I"her has OIIeu need instruction d
advice in respect to hes situation. which she will heIe
find. This book tells her what is matter, aud tells
her what 10 do rOrir in Simp!e words,
such as she Un'e. stand.
Those suffering from distractions Irregularities pc
cnar to the female system, from pTocPsus Ctl-
ing oil the womh,) apor aJ,a, will each find in
its pages the prevention, amel grafton, and
lief.
Much distress of mind, well Thousands pecuuar-
y might be saved TO every husband, il the simplest laws
aPperainng the marriage understood
lat they not better traCeable 10 that
and almost commendable senSiti that will
rather suffer than consult with med
in respect to complaints peculiar the female
only.
Ina copy ''Thc Married TTOman's' Pirate Medical
COmtpa,,iOn'' every enae has physicirn that knows
aud describes her every symptom, feeling and ailmen
which she times without violence to
her senstiveness.
Extract of letter from gentleman in Dayton, Ohio
DAYTON, May /, 1917.
DR. A ". MAuRICEAU:-Afy Dear SiT-My wife hiss
been cICephy sinking for three years more,
consequence O great anguish and suffering months
before and during confinement; every successive
aud more dcbilitated aud Frustrated her. putting lite
in Imminent danger, which the last occasion
iespaTcd Of supposed that this state OF things
inevtI bic, and resigned myself to meet tic
heard your book highly spoken of, Containing
matters teaching my Case. On its receipt and PerUsa
express 10 you the relief it Afforded my distressed
mind -m the joy It's pages impaired my wife,
ing that the great discovery O NJ NJ DeSOmeauX provi
ded remedy. ltOpeRed prospect 10 which little
conceived possible. but this, year
would have passed my head, in all prOba bill.
~ my vile would have been ia he grave and y children
left T'herless.
n5sUrom The receipt of One Dollar, ''THE MARRIED
| IVOALAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMP-iNION'' is sent
(GiIed JIee)t any OF the United States;
das, and British Provinces. All letters be post.
paid end addressed to DR.. L. NJ MAGRI;EdU, box 1874
New York city. Publishing Office No. 1919 Liberty St,
New York.
Agents in Virginia.
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5ivgh-Wm Bicakmear and K c Holiday, MoItnAsriIs-
Wilde g. Bro, John Fisher and Il Thompson, IVherling
VIM Holiday, Marshall H-JaCob j. Smi tn, TelLs5rg
-Saml Many, LllriSBItTgh-Z 4 KarT Cedar Grorc
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DISTINGUISHED vrsrroRs.--The sister of his Sc
rene Highness. Santa Anna. late President of
Mexico, aud his brOsher-in.law, arrived at Louis
vile on Monday night OH the steamer Sultana,
from New ORLEANS, and next morning took thelr
departure for New York by the Jacksonville Roili
road. Santa Anna himself is expected that way
shortly.
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Trust Sale
OF R1TCUIETONrN pDOpE

VI NIIUTIIETUWN PROPERTY.
by virtue Of deed of trust FROM Alexander g. Mar
slHil 10 the undersigned dated ihc 18Th ,lay oi No.
Ncnhei ih and duly aChI Owcdgcd ana recorded In t-
clerks Office Of the county Ohio count y Yrir
ia, III hook IN lOlO 10, shall on
M OndHy the SEh dnY of October, 1850
Al II O'CLOCK a. NJ at Tie tout door the court house m
Tic city Of Wheeling Virginia, expose 10 sale hy l!l
auction to the highest bidder lot nunlcr siJssn IN sul.
humber L1sHiyniHe, IN the Town III South W,rclira r
Ohio county, Virginia, formerly called Ritchicnyyr To-
tcher with all the imp UvCmenis To said belongings
TERMS CAEH. ALFRED CiLIIWklI'
spT r,,,,',,
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L A Nd w ARR a M S.
John M. Clarke & G

John M. Clarke & Co.
Lnnd Warrant, stock, Exchange RrOkcrs,
and Agent. for G."Ims against the
Government.
NE very highest New iUIk ket price wi paid
i Tor Land Warrants for the next five years. When.
ever they shall have advanced beyond quotations.
the very highest New York maj ket prices will be paid
ntiOns. i
PERSONS sending by mail may rely receiv.
ing as much as II they were pet sOIaly present.
sight drafts on any Of the Northern Southern cities
VIII be lemtied by return nl aud when preferred lie
amount Will be placed to their credit Que OF the New
u Banks, on whichtey can draw at sight, the day al
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE &s Co
Washington city, d c..
REFER To
Office. "
Hon. L p Waldo. Commissioner OF Pensions
Sweeny Rlttenhuuse Il Co.. bankers, Washington city
Ghubb Hrothcrs, do
Suter, Lea d Co., do do
All the Officers OF the hanks in Wheeling; Va
Cashier Bank OF Virginia, Richmond. Va.
Cashier farmers Bank. do
SaShler Merchants anu Mechanics Bank, Parkcrsburg
Virgins ' %
James RObb, Banker, New Orleans
PRESIDENT Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh Pa
Johnston. HIOtleIS j. Co +, bankers baltimore
X. II. MauIy " Co.. bankers, Richmond Va
Paul # Hinton, bankers, Petersburg Va
refers spence 81 Co, bankers, l.vnchpurg. Va
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