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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS
GEORGETOWN, June 8, 1855

GEORGETOWN, June 8 1855
Another ve7y pleasant bond of union be
tween the North and the South, was sealed
yesterday by the Rev Henry Slicer, twho cam
on from Baltimore for the purpose,) at the
mansion Of our fellow citizen Judson Mitchell,
Esq, in the presence of large and brilliant
company The Rev Mr. S being a snion
man in every sense of the word, it is needle
tor us to say that his part of the interesting
ceremony was performed IN the most pleasing
manner imaginable, and according to both
tho law and gospel. The happy couple to
this union we're Mr. j England of New York.
and Miss Mary Ellen Mitchell, daughter of
Judson Mitchell. Esq of cur city.
Tho Georgetown College cadets turned out
yesterday in fatigue dress, and after pa aiding
through several IF our streets, headed by a
fne band Of music, went out to the villa ear
Tenaliytonn, where thew spent the day. On
their way out hey halted in front of Mount
Alban, where the young ladies of the Rev.
MI Clark's seminary were spending tho day
Tho command from their captain TO right
about face was quickly responded TO in repu-
lar military style Tie band struck q lively
air The young ladies reviewed them with q
shower Of sweet smiles. after -bioh they
marched on. On their march back from the
Villa. and just as they had reach. d Mount
Adams, heavy shower Of rain CONNIE need
falling, (Which, doubtless, they considered
very fortunate for the growing crops They
were kindly invited in, and entertained in a
manner which will cause them long to remem.
Der Mount Adams with emotions of a very
agreeable nature
The congregali ion ". ich usually wor.hips at
the Dumbarton street Methodist Church will
doubtless be highly gratifed t learn that
their great favorite, Professor Hartman, of Bal.
timoTe is to preach for them on next Sabbath
morning, at Ii clock
Our City Councils meet this evening; when
tho tax bill reported by the committee Of ways
and means, at the last meeting, will be con-
sidered. The rae proposed to meet the cur
rent expenses of the Corporation cannot DOS.
sibly be reduced bat we think it moro than
~kkely from ell wc can gather that the amount
Propose 10 be levied for the benefit of he
Metropolitan Railroad will 10 considerably
lowtred.
AT Drovors' Rest this week the supplv Of
beef cattle las been moro than equal to the
demtnd, and prices have :nged from So rs to
Ss27 on the hOOf equal to ST so net, which
shows a decline in prices since last week Of al
leas9$ 81 so Old sheep and lambs s2as4 per
he'd Veals, 5a5i, gross Cows and calves
FL ur market firm ct our prices of yester dsy:
Wheh' 30 45a$2 so for red and white Corn
81 0fsS1 10 No salss of moment of either of
the above since our last, and but little aIriy.
ingf Stock on hand light. SPECTATOR.
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1"A subscriber" whom We suspect to
be some narrow oinded Lescb) asks us why
we advertise DR.. Ayers Pills, and we will
give him our seven reasons for so doing. The
first, second and third are that We are paid fol
it. The fourth is that We know them by e1
psrisnce to be good. The fifth 10 that Dr..
Ayers preparations being recommended by
better men than we-by physicians of the high
eat talent and the deepest learning in the land
We are we'll sustained in our own convictions
of their value. The sixth Is that they are
cheap as well as useful. The last but not
least is that tney have done and arc doing an
amount of good in this community which cur
old fogy friend, if he could repeat himself
ten thousand times, might never hope to equal,
and We trust by making them known, to rem
der some service to our readers as we'll az our.
selves.-Christien Herald
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aEADY.MADR SUMNER CLOTHING

II AVING within the last few days made eie.i
Ill additions 10 our former stock Of Ready mace
Clothing, we are now prepared 10 offer gentlemen
every inducement in price and quality 10 visi os'
extensive salesro lms before making their seecuoh'
Our rs Sortment OF White and colOred shirn
Gauze, meripo, silk and cotton Undershiru
Linen and Cotton Drawers
Summer stocks, Cravats, Scars, Ties
Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, &C,
Is very large and complete, making our preseh'
s,ock one of the most desirable 20 select from in pm
csa and quality to be found this side Of New rork
~" ~ WALL D. STEPHENS, o
ana Pa ave., next door 20 Iron Hal.
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK.

ING UP HOUSEKEEPING
{ PERSONS removing from the city, and WISHING
to dispose Of theI' Furniture and Hcusekeep
ing Utensils, SC, without the trouble OF scndine
them tn public auctOn, can DO by calling on us
at our Store, 315 Pa avenue, corner of Ninth 81 -.
as we are prepared TO buy all such goods Is NAV be
offered
Housekeepers and others will do well nv csI,in,
on US, as we will paw the highest cash prices for ali
such DDS. WALL, BARNARD & CO.
1e '-2m BIZ Pa avenue.
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Elbows ksvnv.-A copy Of the June
Aanosr OF this valuable work has been laid
On cur table By Mr. Frank Taylor.
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= Tt.AYED AWAY from the house o. the
, subscriber about week since, a small (9R81
size brindle COW, having dark spots about kSIF
me eyes, the rest ef the ( ce being white k..
ana II Is belved three small white strcaks an her
back Any person who will he kind enough TO give
information OF said Cow shall be suitably rewarded
STEPHEN z BILL,
S35 st, doors cart Lafayette Square.
10 2-IfA
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NOTICH.-Our customers are respectfully I'D
IN formed that on and after this date, until sep
TENDER, we shall close our store every evening y
7k O'Clock. HILBUS HITZ,
ie6 Music Depot
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II EsLIE's LADIES' GAZETTE OF
IL Paris. Londen and New York FASHIONS for June
Ii received and for sale al
sHILLINGToN's Bookstore.
The Waterman, companion 70 the popular so
~ Of the Lampliahter
Tales for The Marines, by the author Of Los Gin
Cos
Harper's Magazine for June commences 8 new
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. Southworh
The Two Guardians, by the author Of Hesrtsesss
All the Magazines for June
All the New Books and every thing in the stu
tionery line, for sale at
sHILLINGTON,S Bookstore,
odecn Building, Ger. AZ ST., and Pa. sv.
Ia
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SCHUTrtR & KAHLERT.

"a LIZ = - - ,
fre'oo, eorGt re, and eueiy de c,it ton of
o IL a M Y VITAL PAINTING
Orders left with Baldwin and Nenniny. Arcbi
tects; will BE- promptly attended TO.
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8> benefit OF 81 Vincent's Orphan hsylur..
will be held in Franklin Hall Garner Of 9Th and
streets, on TUESD Y EVENING next.
The fiigAts Of the orphans are invited TO attend.
lie 7-4t
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

PROSPECTUS
For Publishing n monthly Musical Wort in
tbs city Of Washington.
THE undersigned, at The solicitation of many Of
Il their esteemed customers, propose publIshings
monthly Musical Work, entitled
Tho National Monthly Musical Magazine.
The Magazine viii contain from our 20 SIX pages
Of Music, selected from the best European AMI Ma
tive COMPOSERS In addition 70 the Music an eItrs
sheet will be added, conf aiming the latest Musical
News, Musical Notices, sc. The Magazine viii
be pratt on the best quality MUSE paper and will
he printed from engraved plates, ia the neates nan
neY. =
The first number Of the Magazine zill be ready
about the let of JULY, less.
Mr. V. NoYIs, the Agent for the Work, will
solicit subscription from the citizen. Of the District
of Coiuub ia. aud show a specimen number.
JAMES ii. Burns, No. $50 Bridge street, is Che
agent for Georgetown.
BILBUS HITZ,
Music Depot, cor. Pa. sv., l. III and SIS,
Star Buildings, Washington, ID. C.
tune L-tf
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SIMMER MILLINERY.

WILL be opened on SATURDAY, the sth ins-
w over the Dry Goods Siore Of Geo r.
Allen, handsome assortment 81 Ladies
BONNETS, Of the lstes styie, including
great variety Of Neapolitsn Bonneis. az prices Va
IN please. 10 which the lsde Of Washington and In
vicinity are respectfully invited % examine before
purchasing elsewhere GEO y ALLEN,
IL 6-3is Pa av one door eapt of lOth n
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T ADIE>' WORK Gard
IL Baskets, Travelling Baskets, Key Baskets,
Knife Baskets, Cigar Baskets, Market Baskeu,
C!othes Baskets, large variety, very low, a the
Housekeeper's Furnishing Store, 4e6 Seventh
street. G. FRANCIS.
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THE SPECTATOR.
he first number of The Spectator, a weekly
literary. miscellaneous and news pa per- will be
issued to morrow morning. The table of contents
present an agreeable and attractive variety n will
De ,or sale al the Periodical Stores and can be had
OF me newsboys. Sngle copies 5 Gems. Subscrip-
non by The ear s., payable in advance
offce Sd story of Sci ie 81 "a iihers' Bank Build
ings. AUG. F. HARVEY a 20
je Sit Puhlishers
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:fESC pIAEOs tha, have been in use for a
few months for ssle III on very cheap and rea-
sonsbie terms JOHN f ELLIS
500 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
Re eff
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The secretary Of the Trsasury.-We IN
derstand that the Hon. Secretary Guthrie is
expected to return to Washington to night,
from his recent visit to his home, in Louis.
yille,,Ky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

The Milwaukee Custom House The Treas.
ury Department have now under consideration
the various proposals for building the new
Custom House, at Milwaukee, Wis. The con-
tract will probably be awarded immediately
after the Secretary Of the Treasury resumes
the discharge of the duties Of his office.
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MEDICINAL.
Dr. HalPs Celebrated Pui,nonic EIi4:ii,


dor the permanent cure OIcOughs, colds, consumption.
II bTope hs, atthma, niuenZa, Group WhO0PiRg cough
anatou OF the bTOnGhea and hOATSeueSS caused
lie speAkiRE and ell affections Ct the organs OF Tespira.
ton.
NVaran.ed TIE estamtcsta best medicine for diseas.
ne luigi eV6r sold in America.
lnpTeeentiHg this medicine to the public We have the
satisfaction TO know that not only present them with
RninVaua6e anOie for The class OF diseases it profes.
to bot which Is perfectly harmless In its eff
ectS ueu the Constitution can be administered with
out any tcar OF mineral pOsoRs for IL contains
The Act that large portion of the suffering, and death
throughout country Is caused by disease oGthe organs
dueed Us TO put II within tie reach OF every Plvidual
who may need recy that has proven itself invau-
able.
THIS medicine is the result ola long experience, and
study OF the diseases of the lungs whChans so frequent IN
our changes bic Cnaei and claim il TO be III RdvRnCe
eoHpl ints an Improvement upon all, and consequently
hyperion TO all others.
We shall make eXtravagant assertions ofits efficacy
tncuIhS like the vendors of too many HoStTums1
who deceive all who trust them, shall we hold out any
Inducements which experience docs not justify.
lPAiieiIts will pesevere in the OF this medicine,
aud use II as dtnCted ey will be cured in every instance
that not beyond the power Of medicine There arc
nun eTnuS persons eOyinsthe blessings OF health and
renewed ltle as it were, who otherwise would lave long
since been IN their hut iO tie timely and PerseSe
ring use OF This invaluable remedy II is mol pretended
that II is inabe ia every stage Of consumption, but
know II TO b3 better adapted TO the various diseases OIL
respiratory organs than other Medicine ever offered TO
the public All ask is trial. and in every Instance; II
used freely according The directions, and II perfect salts
taetiOnts not siv"n, the money viii be returned,
Genuine signed E. HALL q co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country, aps-iy
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MEDICAL.
Prot Weods'

TTnfr Res1orntiVeis for the FIRST time intro
III duced to the citizens Of Wheeling at 30 139 MARKET
StTeet which the only remedy ever invented that
viii ehectuay the grey hairs and whlskers 10 the
original color OF youth, without dyen; the bald
head In short time with the natural covering remove
danruh, and prevents the hair from falling
from the ty sediment Objectionable in divers pTeIi.
Tatons OF different names now before the public; tue RE
oryoaas and can only be appreciated by its use; and all
are respectfully invited to eau ths epot and examine
the Testimonials or ladies' and gentlemen OF high Tepul.
hontn the South and West where 1t invented, but
viii refer TO the certificate below OF the distinguished
statesman and Senator, Judge BTeese, or Illinois:
Carlyle, III. June q, 1853
have used Prof o. S. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired the wonderful effect Ny hair was btcom-
l a. Thought prenaturely grey but by the OF his
has resumed its original COLOR and have
no doubt permanently so.
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MEDICINAL

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LINIMEN Mt,
PREPARED BY h. d. CARR & CO., FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANToWN.
his bsSrd IpOH e5Toaa 9Tfne tkt al remedy arteh
H0u Ttltere eFierHal Pafn lsilI, II properly COM
pounded, X equally s1eees.ftl TsHl0viHg later
HGl GfscftoASj PoaeeT I0hiet Il BEAUTIFULLY
dereluped IN and peculiar to The
NONPARELL LLNlAENT.
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
I'll Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, opposite State House
HENRY W.SAEROE
IMPORTER AMP DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERMLs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers al the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE md RETAIL.
The StockcompTisiug in part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Corhices;
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
nTapery LaceS + MusliMs; do Bands,
French Eroeates all widths Canopy Arches and Rings;
aud eOlorsi Cords, TasseIs, Gimps,
Satin de LANES Prinses Curtain DrOps,
DamaSks; &c.
PiINTED WINDOW SHADES. and HOLLANDS OF all
colOrS IoT shading.
n Il. Persons ordering Curtains will give the measure
oEthe heighth and width % he entire window
nlaTIT-lVd6w
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From The Fatrmont { Va Repustfcan.

From the FaiTmont VaO RepuIifcGn.
Nm INVALUABLE MEDIcISK.-lt is but seldom we find
among the many remedies offered TO the public the
Of disease one we consent commend whose vT
tues we are able TO discover, and always Seuosy
avoided giving uerance anything that might lead any
one 10 suppose that placed any faith their peteM
slon$. But with reference TO remedy actured in
this place, and which has become familiar the public
as household words speak from knowledge OF its in
rlIsic eXceencies its adaptation 10 many OF the ills OF
II e, and the security with which it may be used. We
sneak Of the Nonpaeii Nerve and Bone Lniment preP1r
I'd by H. H. Carr 4 Co., from prescription furnished by
Dr Watson Carr, late OF MoTgantown and Mow Of Wheel
ing one Of the most eminent Physicians Virginia. This
Is based upon the broad PriHcipe that any
dy which will relieve external pain, will properly
pounded be equally ecaCiOus removing internal aec
ols, princle that has been successfully deyeOred-
II Is simply the offspring OF Science, being mild and
pie IN its action, and yet revealing effects power
more Incredible reaching the most hidden sews of
aud beastand yet being nnOXous To weakest inEnt-
1t is also by Tar the cheapest nimeut the MARKET being
in BOTTLES twice large the majority, ard
fourth larger than tue largest besides being than four
times stroug. We commend it to those in want or a
safe and certain remedy.
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New Savings Bank Store.
NEw 4AsHINoNED LETrERs n CUE oLp Posr Q

NEW FASHIONED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST OFFICE!
I AM now receiving and opening unusually large and
genetal assortment OF Roots, Shoes, Hats, Ronuets,
Umbrellas and Carpet SACHS, the Market aud
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va, in the formerly
cupied the Post Office and opposite the Mcclure House.
very large and entirely stock which purchased
for cash, from the manufacturers the North under
most favorable circumstances, and offer them to the c
OF Wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices whole
sale aud retail aud respectfully solicit share OF patron
age.
mistake not the people OF Wheeling not 50 easily
hunbugsed by advertising puts; sufce say any
variety OF meu's youths aud boys Boots and Shoes
silk, mOIeskin, WOOL eshOrn brush aud straw hats
aud for ladies' every variety OTsilk, lawn, aud braid
bOunets OF the most recent fashions and yes. Also
Shoes. Slippers and Caters, both ladies', misses
Children OF the most fashionable STYLE make aud quality
call and see for yourselves
Having purchaseda large stock OF the above named
tcles, would respectfully invite country merchants
Caltu me, send me their orders. will duplicate
amp bills purchased in the eastern cities for cash:
nn& Il ii. WATSON.
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ASSIGNEE,S NOVICE

G inaeon D. woodrow ma wing, on the nth day of
- PT 1854, by proper deed conveyed IN trust to The
undersigned nr the benefit of his said wo0drow's credit
tiOni ali persons in wise Indebted 10 said Woodrow
required TO make immediate payment to me, and all
persons claims against said Woodrow required
in order to receive any benet under sad trust within
months file their claims with the proper release
cOrdh the terms Of said deed. with the Undersigned.
ap13 GEO. w. SIGHTS, Assignee.
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L. IIOGR & SON,
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
Marshall C. H., Va, MoundsuilLe, p. O.,
WILL practice in Ohio, Maj SHALL wetre counties.
w Particular attention will he given collections and
Land business. All kinds of land constantly for sale
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Saddlers HardWare.

AND COACH TRIMMING.
7 UST opened large assortment OF Saddler's Hardware
d and Coach Thinning Coach and Leather VaTniSh,
Buggy Bows, Hubbs, Spokes Fellows Carriage and Tire
BotS, 3IlIeahle Irons, Patent and Enameed Leather,
and by the trade which invite the
tentiOn OF the public, JOHN KNOTE,
mAl3 old stand, 103 Main st.
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= NEW BOOKS! :
TTihler'a Consulate ard Rmpire,-2 vols.
4 Headers Second War with England, % 2 volA.
eHeadieYPs Sacred MountafnSt'' .-.-.. .-.-
s'BaIdMlnsS Thomas Gazetteer OF the U So
'ShaIgsa Civil TchitectnTe;''
tsMinnle HermOn,''
HKathayau SlaVe,Ss by Mira. JudsoHt
eGOethess FAUST &c. &c.
aPIs w1BDR BROTHER.
piPes-28 bundles stone and clay Pipes, for saieIow
iaSl LOGAN, AKER & Co
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. l, sprtgg House Emporium!!
eLoTns. cAssMgREs AND yEgTINes
New Spring and summer GoodsI

New SpFlnE and Summer G OOdRl
TAX pleasure in being able say my old CUSTOM
u efS aud the fashionable community, that have Just
Returned from New York. aud have been able procure
the most Fashionable Goods for the that great
EmPorium New York, can import from France and the
old eonntres and having dispensed with the
mon clothing gives and time to attend
The wants OF my custOmerS in the faShonable way. My
new stock now consists OF
BLACK, Brown, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALuIA CLOTHS.
Also silk andEOoi CaShmeTetts all shades and cOOTS;
h0mbaEne dTapeT cloths linen grass cloths,
&e for naknB fruCk, dress, sack aud business
FTenehS EngSh aud American ca8sneTeSJ also, ducks,
linen dTtinsSs g. FOR making pants. As TO Vestings
have the most beautiful selection looked at in any CT
ty, all Of which am prepared to make up In the most
fashionable aud hest style have secured r RUssKLL's
services cutter for the coming season. feel certain in
saying that can furnish better cloths than house
OF the Allegheny mountains
In connection with the above have beautiful assoIt-
Hcnt Furnishing Goods, alt fine. seasOuabe, and
consisting OF Cloth, cashmere CashneTet
hGLiie, grass linen, dIahta aud plain lneu froGk, dress
and business coats vests aud pants made from the
fashionable and SeaaORabe Goods In great variety;
lIen ami cotton Shirts, slk Een lambs wool and
ton UhderShfts and Drawersi cravats stocks, collars
gloves and suspendeTs.
Hosiery great variety Also every other article suit
able Tor completing sentIeman'S wardrobe.
All the above named articles, together with MANY other
articles that he found at my store, No Sprisg House.
PLEASE calIin and take look, and much oblige yours.
-eSaT1 s. RICE.
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owN. onEEN, nLuE, oLlvE ANp
NnrIcE-E YTRA

have small stock OF common clothing that will dis
pose Of al even less make for my Sprim
Stock OF TiHr goods.
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS


CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIAL,
RnrRItnEe Goyert1gs; Ssc..
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w. H. CARRYI2S
CURTAIN ST ORE,
E,o, le9 chestAut ST. Philadelphia, Corner FIN stTesI,
EIE has alSyays in store full stock OF
French BrocateiIsi all widths Lace and Muslin Curtains
french o seo ti5 do LANES. be Piano c os
India Satin Damasksi Gi i SOIMeesi
French MOquettei SiIL 1S P Sl@ nanHs'
DO Pu'hs'i S SaqaIs' T saeSs., &c.
NV. Painted WINDOW SHADES, OF all styles and
pTiees Bun Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, o and
eueI1hiRE complete for Curtains, OF the newest taTls
Persons sending the kesEi and aDah OF their sinao'r
ames have the NCurtSns made aud trimmed IN tlle
hest FAs.On Plates in August number Of 60
StsamsFs, hot hotels CAR BUILDERS. and dealers sener
ally supplied at the 10's'' rtss, .RRyL
Importer ofard Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
le9 Chestnut s ST. SG ao.. o. Pb'a.
Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS ". FIELD d CO.,
coNMIss ON MERCHANTS,
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Arc Sole Agents ia the Untted StnGes for
MuspTatt's superior Rleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills csebrelsd Writing Papera.
GeOesca a. :" Printing
RawliIs q Sons English Tissue
First quality UltramaTne Blue
They also Agents for the principal Paper Manufctur
in this country and offer for Sale by Tar the most eG
tensVe aud and desirable stock OF Paper and Pps MsHN
aetTeTs' AateriaLS that be found in tlsOrGny Ote
country.
Their business whOlesale,and Writing Paper
are sold by the only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO offer n
Goods both Foreign and Domestic al the lowest possible
prices
Paper made to order any size weight. Liberal ad
vances made GOnsiguments Hf Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise.
Tho highest market price paidin cash foraII kinds
Rags. angi-ly.
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Planished Tin Ware

Planished Tin Ware.
uST opened assortment splendid PA uished Ware
consisting Of coffee aud Tea Urns, cha6ng Dishes Oys
ter Stewers, Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Teapots
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet se:s-'s
beautiful article We respectfully solicit attention OF
the pubic TO our varied aud beautiful assortment of House
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & CO..
NOES, Monroe st, near the Post Office
nOSlu Wheeling Va