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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-09
Integrity the soul Of Commerce.

Suchis The motto of our paper. 1t tells
at once what is its moral aim, to what spirit
il would minister, and what kind of enter
prise it would foster. Commerce is mighty
word in the worlds history. At its bidding
spring up to the Imagination the most stu
penduous efforts of antiquity, when one
mind ruled the pow er of millions, and said
to them all, p" go here" or ego there," and
was obeyed. What cities has it built,
"whose Merchants were princes and whose
trafickers were the honorable Of the earth"
At its bidding man starts up from his sloth-
fulness creature of energy and hope; gen
ius takes new courage to exert its powers;
and industry plants itself before the noun
tain till the plain appears, and the pathway
is laid for the iron horse from the wilder
ness to greet the steamship on the sea.
But without Integrity, what is all this but
splendid funeral! The dead are there
The soul is gone. The animating and en-
nobling principle of duty has no influence;
and when this prosperity is rightly viewed,
it is as dead body kept in form and come
illness by embalming, which you see, despite
the advantages; is a dead thing when you
look it directly in the face. as.y -.....
Where integrity is, Commerce is ennobl.
ing; where it is not, Commerce is degrading
1t degrades the man in his own conscious.
ness long before the world rightly estimates
his character. 1t makes many man feel
as one confessed to us the other day: 81
have looked" he said, "the matter all over
and all ways, and find that money wrongly
obtained don't spend soeU!' The satisfac.
ton In the use of property is vastly different
where Integrity has been, from that which
is known where it has been discarded; ant
we have seen the terrible evidences of heap
ed up treasure witnessing against the soul o
the man like fire. ig sal.. aa +.
Integrity is capital, character and influence
1t gives the same sense of safety to trade
in buying of Merchant, that man has il
the strength of wall whose solid and per
. manent masonry he knows. He does no
ask for an inspector to,tell him whether h
runs risk in going within the enclosure o
not, but he stands there as on secure ground
| Why is it that you see here in Philadel
i phia the same business carried ON in tn
same place for three generations, and th
same customers going thither forty or fft.
L years in succession! Because staid an
!. honorable habits wereformed by infexibl
integrity, and trade then was matter 0
character, loved as dearly as life, Il Only o
/. integrity will the true Merchant be willinj
to soy, "You touch my life when you d
touch the means. swherebysI live. .'--Phila
delphis Merchant. z sagtodf ,,la58
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-09
MistGllantotts.
STANZAS.


Scorn not the slightest word or deed,
Nor deem 1t void Of power,
There's fruitin each wind waited seed,
Waiting its natal hour.
A whispered word may touch the heart,
And call 1t back to life;
A look OF love bid sin depart,
And still unholy strife. p
No act falls fruitless; none can tell
How vast It's powers mag be,
Nor what results unfolded dwell
Within it silently. .-...
Work and despair not, give thy mite,
Nor care how small ii be-;
God is with all that serve the right,
The holy, true, and free.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-09

s or Four young men were fined $40 and
costs each, in New Bedford. Mass, ON Tues-
day. for standing on the corner Of a street.
Iflthe Blue-lights Of that vicinity charge 4
double x for standing, we are curious to know
what the price would be for lying down.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-09

or Some distinguished poet, Spohesheare
We believe, says ,7iva,I u ys,7e89 80
'Tain't a knowin' kind o. cattle
That feeds on musty corn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

~, SOUL ,eE8Ih0mpaon
tlg6kftsSt I'D }sitotEs AtsiUsAtKas1S
ftas ma = t .s9t Il ot..
\. .t5' l.s II. ,isSI| i biEs Bg,yr
Establ.shed in 1929.
e9-TroNPsoSi RgYSoI lbs, ia,tttatel In iAe ..s,..
ttoa1s, teSrtts l9Y StsleIR Merchants to ~
~ tNPptnI,b! H istSE5s 4 c:6slls's
o09 jBalIit90ya Street, UGfneF Of ClarL,
.Asp bE9LERs ~ HlSEl wAfcIIHs, HlcH IkxttlIs,
SILVIA, Plated, Ash lLbtT4 WARE ASH
FANCY GO0DSl
.LIAYE ortaed their New stOrs With . 1PeRdids20
GoLn 1Sb SILVER wATcura!
From the most telehD keEs " l0'soR, uwrs.
tsT ist, owe 81 N9S' y rs''0'N ''fg
stLyss ~4RE OF otk owS N4NutActvnn
SilysrTea and cqsee Sfst, Go5tFQ, CEva, 1st.s,s
it S' SIeau KaITss Napkin Ris EtS6 kyss, Sis
avS, e., Of New RsssSnS.
fLAfEp WARP,
cosettnd Tea stst, Ufp's Tea Ksitlts. ltlt asl IS,
Waters oyals Oh9Ea aEd IoyHH ahSgtsi ItstSEI,ti
Raskels, HrejEaea4, Flower and F0ht 2tanas,&c.
nlSNoND WoRkI
A superb eolItsslSn Of lNaHSad Rrattle'i as9 RIM
BrcaeSts, Crosses, ElGPr Rings, ull suits X p,ls,
soItS BE Tor WelaGS tlIfss,
RICH IEWELRTs
This bTaBeh 0four bR&lRfsS II Bct PuINaSIeh b. ats
A6lNpenI In lie cO1nlr3 lawns wOEkien ep 9y4 a.
ieT dur 0wh tySl0H t0RSta Atly taaEBg new yIs
aud b. evsgy sttaRer we sEs ssrrtl l.onist E:t3.9
ioIe9t CasblohA, and StIOSy ptttts.
tAScT GOONel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

Are SprtIstd that mr. HlSHELlS eoRAHes his practice
To particular bINNeh Of ntJIc!Ee Which els'Sfa his
aEai9 the aLest Of pNecWyi Thousands alt ahulally
leItnrilittd oa Of lilo. Recent affections are promptly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23
lstabllshed in 1o2e.

J US'E RgUEIYED.
7S RdRRELS extra Rtaar. tBDyer brapli'
reg 20 40 20 tBefkeye NtIIsH
" do do 10 SaIE0nS btalSlf. 4. =.
oe90 G0Rtt1S. NlT fHkWS, H o..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23
shI,EDI5
e 5=75o''fTT.g5

Pf0fsiW GOD
I'LL SieEl 70 Ibe y ~ 1s9 MSlkt q
4[feeS Y6|th Is. orig SUE tal
Will hAi and % lee
original ko!0f pt,
he'd III Sf6tt linz IN tie Lhg, IftpSfe
ia pTeS ikt klif lion tllla lSltet
from tbs 6lhY 30 EEsEa
rAtohS 81 dhtrtgt names nov beQl the nlplls
SrosiTifE u bttg for tp ass t9t tHs on
Or JoaFfg Aa can 9gly be- " pscs atd az
ate lted 70 cal he tlq
jke ot ladies' aid 6eAtI
tl0hta ths South aud Atts Il as bpI
Mi tetr to tho tetilfeAts Of
ssaitspts Pl ~ lil9e!s Y
have med rtos o. s, iltsloEat aud
have admired tue woRdsrtpi half vas
lgt as thought premature bpt 81 we We ol w
KeSt0l4tlYe' II has teSpGfd SoseI' eau ave
~ SV"Ss ''s''s'H SIINRYs mr. KRsE,
3 . .gH- Rv.SSbAtOF Of Tia United StAte8,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23
TO Country MERCHANTS,

T 5oGAN,, CARR & CO., Gayetust received 40 boy<s
j Of tobacco, In addition 10 their lsfe actk Gal.
golden bar ohstt0H tnSShdtd for al who love E0o&
thlISn Also large lot ofiRioVtel Ssars lust olapd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23
rrele..er wood. orltnlal ls,nallollyo

This tIatptBtts ttUib tlSiliAty tho tttalTn 81
Soat Of the u0st dAtatts with which col
lot ot0ReSl fot F4 Sgs
tsFlt ~ tboEolh aud Continued epli O VI
etHite goTRtble dlteases tTs ttg6te attaIs q Nofe
han bill tlslt tefto 81 t2ne s1
th3ataB1a OF Tsohets we're tkEy 70 I2Ie
NTH all the eloqtekee Of feeling aud 4ettich hear
rhse1 testimony to tie fact that It had
}lltB from The very aYS Of death, lheM
teIf (mtt keaCth6lii beapY. AeAint II vii % t09nd
P9Wtrijt auxiliary IL TcnoYbG what ls geFcaly Know
Rtn bgus Cake OF an enlargement Of tne Speen ~
ta$eS W64te an eSiern1l applies TOP OF services THIS
menl viii be- found uScGll. ,.,,
I;tnernl Depot eos Broadway, Now York. spd III
FoFSaTe Wholesale and retail III Wheeling rs
tt7|36l WILLIAM j, ARMSTRONG;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-23

TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
In the treatment Of aelsAs Of d1sases hAerlo Neglected
aud lnrereely understood, has etEabltA DIX, klSRE-
lis, (.irttsr u W6iR Oh SHtF'lNrtstta,l 70 r0Se
that niue tenlhS Of the causes VI nervous Mobility, 0Fa9
and itull0nA weakness, mental tnl physical tUaeI-
IrE, al ttattabIe 10 Setlan bils hlEs the most -.
HGll deadly and fatal frEnss Of dOlIS"t misery and
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-02

Time between Washington and Wheeling b"t III
Through Tickets and .ssg.ss Check. 70 os had !"
THE Ohio Raoad having greatly improved It's
western osrs the fullest Inducements
the Northwest, and southwesi.
boua% a snee always made !, me
Washington junction. a'ey called the Relay Iouse nine miles
Washington aud Ohio Baggage checked through
Wheeling the Washington stations and rschscssd and
through points beyond The
Washington daily at and ~, m' ON Sundays at the
Wnss;ns made win hs trains Of n. CEN
@ DssI W1sseng through Cambridge zISssvs and M Nswa.
Mansfield and ssndky railroad for sandusy Toledo Detroit
Chicago q. Louis = sc \ .,, =. 60,
Of the Itis Miami rai,oad xsna, CiNcINNATi, LOUIS
omsd w,t mo trains through Dayton INDIANAPOLIS,
Hau,e Lafayette, Chicago. Rock Island 3, Louis, &C.
Na,chsz oseas., sold Wa.hinson
IL @ Esn Go sna st. are sold this
caro xe tickets Ohio Is nsvisable beiwerl
y. s"s .ss ws sa ay % l. ~'rs
Travellers 10 notice that while hs y me only route
speedy and drec, nearly Al the leading points n
s s Time so. 10 1 %.. S. 10 q n
by through Washington To wheeling % ss
coumbls s.sso Dayton, els 50 Cnsinn.ti 49,
+, ~ W I s M Ssds S M 90 e.
Chicago ss9 es sS st. Louis as 50 ans sS; Msmphi.
narpeTs Berkeley Spring.
and
miner stations between baltimore a.d Wheeling
For Baltimore. Annapolis &C., sec special nd
Yor further information, through tickets &c. apply to TIL
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station.
Master Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Rairoad Baltimore.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The OF person eneee uFoo hookss rRlesa
the pa,iasDts ftte efip'ien be AIDE ia advance
pirlAnt subscribers forward by eCr, The possass
OF which Will bs paid BY and s s assumed by Ourselves u It's
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY rAtEa published al weekly daring The fss
Congress, and semi weekly dufg sio
Subscriptions period year wall ie received
terms proportion . 10 the above snabal
lay-PosTMAsTERs aahazed ageRisi and,
by sending us RVS DAILY sabenbs 500 epeiosedi
FyK sEMiWEEKLY subAerbsis with SIS eneoea, Will be an
titled a copy gratis
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Miss BrOoke's English and French Boarding
and Day school,

Seren Baiiongs No 1856 Pesn<yranid ApeRpe.
THIS institution is now in suceessl operation. The situation is
heaIthies and mos Desirable IN Washington uhe
airy coamodous, and ia every fePee tehpe ~ s -
MANY yrss experience training and irsueting he
9uired f institutions In the Nofb, nnong wh ,hu W
Hall. Huntington, New Jefseyt and the Epe pal
philadelphia, epobles Mfs Booke 10 Ht het
advantages in The organizao OF her eaei h
The selection OF sde books discipline aud the general
school, result OF mature judgment e
history the Eaxh language and literature oeenpy p1n en-
place system of education Daily instruction ~ tfsneh
France and Facility Afforded f is ae
9u ,on Of and pronunciation Accomplished
Of music, dsawiag, ae A ATE eDpossd theua,
and other pafieuais 10 be hnu OF MISS I u ~ o
principal book stores.
The Rsh, Aenzo Potter d. d., LII d. Bishop Of ftnn
The Rah, Rev. @. w. Doane, D. d.. LII D Bishop q New
York. :, ,tt1- -
The Rich, Rev. William n wh,irg'am, D. d. LIZ p Bishop OF
Poisssor Bashe, Superintendent Coast nffey Wash-
Joseph Henry, Secretary Of Smithsonian ln''n'e'
n "ssm"f,Sm' iSn M..or Y. -, wn.hn,,on D. o.
William w. Corcnran $50, " ashine'on, d. o.
ams Campbell, P0simaser General
John s. Meebau, Esq, Librarian 10 Congress. r,,
Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice Of suprcme Court oi fen
Hon W. Woodward Associate Judge Supreme Court Of Fenn-
sylvania
Lieut. NJ. r. Maury, LII. d. u, y. Observatory
Col. Samuel Cooper, Adjuant General u s. Army.
Hon. Robert ]. Walker. stH
"My friend, Miss Brooke is esimabe lady, whose Gna-
Gcat teacher and accompishlen IN Ehgh ied ufc
~ ALoHzo PoTTEr.
great pleasure introducing friends and ot'
Miss Booke who Ia well known lady entirely capahs OF
the education hdes and who Is
Nov ao-sawim A. DALLAS BAoHE
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pRoTECTED by patent Of England secured BY
Of Ecolc Dc Pharnnce de Pars and the imperial
lego o Medicine, Vienna. 4a RI lNt4W
remedy general debility
power, premature decay,
quences arising from early abuse, &c. n
impaired " The a<cne Of ne if the Tsseu
universally all physcal vanish mage
before influence thus rendering s invaluable
tering the marriage
Trlesesr tscps Of
dsosde which copava and cubehs have
ansidoe for 70 the ruin Of the health Of vast portion
uIstou. n Ia .f1f
Tresemar No great European remedy that of
which, physician wi,
mercury nevsbis aS.ssneuon Of the paents
which ssssapaftIn In the world remove.
Mes. 2, and alike
all quaies They lay toe without
being desecssd- 1A4a e
Sold in n .? each; divided into
miuipsered by Vspeau Lsielnand ropx, Sec.
had whoiesalc and RETAIL of N IL A. Barrow
Green Canal New York, specially appointed by
proprietor
other OF America immediately rsee.veg reusnce,
Ms. will forward Tresnmar any ps
securely pachsd and addressed according tie hsusoE
writer.
Retail agents required, Tsgms cash,
Nov 0-diyr
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HNGIyEERS' aud Machinists' Drawing -BO0k-A
complete instruction for the practical engineers VOL
folio, many epgravings London, le55-S!3 SO.
lsomecal Drawng ia progressive lessons; By r. b. Bum
London, 1855, In parts, each 6af cents
niechani
ca cering drawing design; quar-
10. IundoD, many eneravings-S9 So
The ondon Drawing Book, with 300 Illustrations
IS cents
Bowns Practical Prospectve vol London large quarto
81 so
tive Wiians Model Drawings Weae Architectural Engineer
Mechanical Drawing; kruss Inventive Drawing Boil
Objects Pynes Pracca D'awng for Achi
Gwt shadows; Wmes Mapping and Engineering Draw
plans
les de dc
valuable works-Engish, European, and
Auercan- the class Of snijects.
Nov ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Nlnr E1nmnkslnrG Etefllaick Cnunfu Nj

TE annual this institution The
o.h August and Thursday June The
s50 payable seanDu
drawing
ing Spanish Italian German, and Latin The terms
of pupils under nine
age, per yabe half yeary in advsnce
Letters inquiry should be addressed 10 the MOTHER SUPE
RIOR Joses Academy, Emm,sburs, Frederick county
Maryland.
July +
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Circular.
AGENCY OF FRENCH sroLrArIoN CLAtxs,
Washington, November %, 1855.

Washington, November %, 1855
answer many Inquiries against
the United States account Of sposons committed by the
ratification of the c0nveEton with france OF
81 l6o--as Of proceeding to
redress expedent thus
consulting competent advisers,
been concluded judcou not voluntarily submit
the Claims Cocns they would bs mixed up with
poncuous claims and therefore not decided
many years, other ohectonbu 70 submit them
(peerng Senatr) usual the
session. the full expectation that direct relief
for through special board OF commission
Claims Count shall then be resolved on hs the only
will that OF these claims may be
made by direct legislative act
The ad would fully and constantly
of three and Justice
acay board right and in the
Nov 25--dlw JAMES H. ChUsTEN
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THE subscriber variety OF American and Italian
MARBLE MONUMENTS, Of beautiful design and highly I'm
-hed workmanship which lie invites The attention of The public
other kind OF marble
win find ii 10 their advantage give him call The marble
of qualify, wit be sold
ar work can obtained at the North.
Ao large stock of highly finished MARBLE MAN
Tells, which will be sold al reduced prices
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Marble Yard door from l3x street, oppo-
site National Theatre.
Nov li-eo3m
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X. ". GIL Il H r.

removed his office hts rcse IN Ffankh Row. corner
Thirteenth He will continue TO devote his aicn-
tion Court
Having law concerning patents he will
give legal arising before
aud appeals the chief Justice assistant
District OF Coumba; and VIII also assist IN the
prepa and concerning patents +.
written opinions and arguments for
ies hr either otbe
will claims before hoard established for their
adiudication.
2a--dn
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stpp a. Southampton both going and returning they Offer
other route, for the economy of time and money
Passase from New York TO Southampton sd Bremen.
cabin, saosn $780, first cabin, saloon, g.,
ond do, S60
Al and newspapers through the
bills Of adlps will be signed the day ri sailing
An experienced surgeon il attached to each ship
Porfreishl passage, apply ~
C. ii. SAND IL South William st., NJ Y.
g. Al HENEkEN d Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY & Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM ISEI.lN, IIavre.
G--dIy
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Reduction Of Fare TO California
/. r. United Sates mail steamships leave New York
& for AspinwaIi tho 9Th and Goth OF each month,
connecting with mail steamers from Panama TO San
II Francisco
steamships inspected and approved BY the Navy
Department, and auarnniy speed and safety
The railroad IA miles Iong completed from
In hours The baggage OF
checked IN New York through TO San Francisco and passn
bv the
Tho paid New York all Of the trip.
in In New York, Panama. and
Fan Francisco, detention case OF acciden 20 that
tho route Is entirely reliable.
Passengers leave day they arrive Aspn
wall.
through by each and take charge OF
~omen audc children without other protectors.
For through tickets apply agency
West street, New York. TO t4#4s 1. W. RAYMOND.
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EOR SALE OR hENT--rhe wa-known aud desirable ref-
A. A. Nciosoa, Drddn2top,
The excellent repair aud
and supplied with hstures and other
nences siAiina and compee and well
ranged grounds which extensive have been planned
shade and laid eff with great nnd
BY ornamental gardener.
apply Jen G. Brent, atlornsyslsw
Louisiana BucaDer Bayiss Mssoud aveaue
between AZ and 9th srests.
The key Of the hOsss will be found at DudaiBgcrs
Nov G-3aw3w
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BRowE, ST sroN, WALKsR.
yYTM T. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
Err have law in the supreme
tyu f the United States Washington
and n the cours Ofces IN Washington and Mem
phs One 10 fDund either place. and
letters addressed will receive attention.
ApI lg-iftod fln,eI. and Sentinel copy1 ts..
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or TnE wAsHIsoros AaurDuc1

WARRINGTON AaurDuoT,
Washington, March !, 1885,
invited graduation md brick
Of the Washington aqneduc
Proposals. the 9Th OF May will be opened at Of
TINT day.
Mans pofes specifications ofhe work will be ready for
ami IN and after the 2Oth day April next.
Proposals work particular culverts,
bridges, &c. described in The plans and spccfcaons
The works be completed under te
appropriation hut all for unfinished wo VIII
be subject future appropriations by Congress The engineer
work TO DC done rate
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
whnf stopped funds available.
stoppage particular work for want Of
will paid If, in the Judgment Of
engineer work has been properly executed so far us has
gone.
Payments specie checks the United stae
OF the
per cent will diion Of all that the work
sealed endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct."
The the right reject all the bids
they such
the OF Inc
work. :,
Every accompanied by written guarantee signed by
responsible the effect that he or they under
take thai bidders will IL his their bid be accepted,
obligation, within days, with good ond sufficient
securities completion un&eraken said
Of the United States district
Judge district ocer oil
individual known the Engineer De-
purmen War; that the able to make good their
guarantee.
choose to be present .r
Capt of Engineers in chprge.
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Everett House.
Everett House,
NORTH Side Of Union Square, Mem York.

NortA Side Of Union Square, Mem York.
THIS esablsbnent proninent and delight
Yotk affords, approaching finish, and, when
skill devise and
n r-nd.r II bs most desirnb constructed.
The prnptors establishment respectfully ihat
The house win omen OF October next for The
da, OF the public
ARRANGEMENTS winter months,
i"e ep''"s P''' CLApP 8 JosLIN.
HAwLsy n CLAPP,
A. e. JosLis.
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Entertainments a. the western Prcsbytert.n Chnrch

Entertainment AT the Western Presbyterian Church.
rnE ladies this congregation that in the Of
will entertainment In the church
supper and for the sale OF useful and
avals Of this entertainment will be nsed
furnishing the church. IL designed that NO article
shall he sold above its value.
The admission fee shall be only l2h cents. y58
will spared perfect satisfaction 10 visers and
parons tf the enterprise.
In contributions useful
fancy Articles provisions, respectfully solicited and
NJ Haskell, pracipa directrcss, at No. 30 Pennsyvans
of circIe" will be thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged. Nov 6-2awJw
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NEW GOODS FOR RGENTLEMEN.-P J. STEER.
chant taor jut received large and beautiful stock Of
which o respectfully invites the
eni his customers and tho public.
addition and varied stock Of cloths cnssmeres and
his OF geneHens furnishing
goods l. nlso very ssect and complete such as
- arts, cravats, stocks, ties, gloves
suspepdcrs. hosiery
wooen undershiris, drawers &c.
make clothing order al short notice in
elegance, and at fair prices
solicited call early and select choce sies
No. dSs seventh street.
Se,t l2-5nwif
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SEA These ships having been built by contract eI-
~-8 pressy for service, has been
4l&@tnken in their construction, also in their engines,
TO insure strength and speed and their
dnons uneQuaed for and comfort
Price of New York Liverpool ssca cabin
9o In second cabin,
Seo From Liverpool TO New York, ~ and 20 guinoas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berthg TN, nal
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SUPERIOR RsILVER-PLATED GOODS.--I have
y fine Of superior silver plated goods, pa
albaa copper, which will sell at surprisingly low
prices, viz: y.
Plated which imitation 10 The richest
English silver
large variety OF beautiful patterns
Walters aud tea raya aIl sizes HEs
forks ladies' butter knvcs &c. double paie on
The best albata
Cake baskets, salad casors, pickle stands
saIt stands liquor stands, ctndlesticks
Elegant dahes, dsh forming dises
Butter dishes, card receiverr. goblcts, mugs
Toast racks, tea kettles, coffee nrns pitchers
Tanknrds, spoons, fish knives, &c.
the nh0ve articles by examining
of the folly OF Investing In silver
buy durable goods which bear
blance siIycr al less than one tenth ilhe cost
q. w. HoTELER,
Oct2a oawGyR Iron Hnll
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAr

IL New YORK, BNEMEN, AND SOUTH.
<E AMPT ON UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-
The nps comprising this limo are the WASHING
ward Aagins. II -7'' 7i ~ NM ' 1-','-
Those sIeameu Southampton going returning