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New RouTr oPENED.-Tke Cincinnati. Viii
mington and zaaesyllle yRsiIEoqJ was opened
through on the 18th Instant This road is located
through the most dellg htful portions of the State
OF Ohio, sffording good opportunities TO travellers
to form eortec; ideas Of that prosperousstate and,
what probably is more tmpnf,ant to The urgent bus
mess man, shonsns the distance betweentLis city
and Cincinnati, fully two hours The GAINESVILLE
pspels, and journals southwest of that point,
speak the highest terms of the road and its man.
agement, aud when we reflect that Judge CcawlS
is lis President, anJ. Mel. STAUGrTEN is its SUI
periutendent, we feel constrained to believe with
them, foEwe know Of no more worthy gentlemen
than they, or any better qualified to manage sue
cessiuliy great thoIougbfpre for trade and tray-
ell as we predict this road will become. g
The trains on this road connect with tie mail
trains on the Central oLiO;and at Morrow CONNECTS
with trains for Dayton, Xeaia, Spring feId and the
Great West generally, aud as to.southern Ohio,
we know Of no point which conrot be readily
reached from it eiti et by rail, stages rpheksts
As between this city land Cincinnati, this road
opens almostan ''air-line'' route, and no doubt Ii
will Vecome a=fayorite with our c,lizens whose
pleasure or business may call them to that city.
st-# d.
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place, was entered on Friday night last, and So.
ESQ taken. Mr.McGullys on returning home in
the evening, deposited his money in drawer in
the bureau, and locked it, deaVing the ley stick
? ing in the drawer. In the morning, when he got
IN, he found the drawer open and the money
AMI left the street. and some small change that
was in the pockets was also taken. Whoever
took the money must have secreted himselfin the
house before Mr.. McCullY came, aud seen where's
ee had deposited the money. As yet, thele is
no Clue that will lead 10 the detection of the per-
petratur."
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.ELECTIOS

s7si i, ~ ELECTION. "A
sEoHrLE, Nov. 2O.-Fwo branches of the Ala
bama Legislature met in joint ballot yesterday, and
on The fist ballot Hon. Benz. Fitzpatrick was re.
elected TO the U. S. Senate orthe Term of yeas
= he : ole stools Fitzpatrick 10; Pnor as.
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BAIT, Nov. 20.-The southern mail of this
morning brings no papers south of Augusta, Ga.
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NOTICE.-AM persons indebted tOtae late firm OF
sweartngen Taylor Co.. for subsertPtidnto or adver-
tfsing in the sIueseneer, respectfully notified to-
pay the amounts to JamtsOn before the 1st OfDe
ceubcT. as the basiless OF said firm must be closed
~omce OF II. N. Jsmison at Bush'4 Literary Depot,
Monroe at. 7..e * ,z4y, s ny'9:st'
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just Reeeived.

NV A. EDWARDS & RIfo I,sye inst r.o4i ,.a ,cor,
W the East, lat their New Grocery ADJOINING lie
PosiothCe) on excellent and carefully selected SssoTtiep
ul ne toceles 10 Which they hvitee attention ar III
IN want o. good and cheap groCeTie Our stodoronsistS
~ t iaIt O. nnc 20 ltgg5 ~ E.s'f $3.50 nd.
y ushed and t'ulVeltEed Sugars; 6aw d .Tisafs
Ieas IN great variety and fine qpalitleSysk on m
Cocoa Tounoaua Chocolate 0Iatl I've beat bTnnds
Flesh peaches, pe uPples,I berries and TaHnl,sr
rles' IN cnlisi rice Hour corn staIChI - eBgiSs
Farlnai sasO nacAroni, IBiIelass, Jellytiuagst
'nuda ArrowToot dried GurIast raisiHp RIuponds
oSss, hons, eici Tobacco and sesaTs, tine quiitek
Spices and ESserces OEieVegya variety
Together with many other articles 80 tedi6na 10 enu
Call anu examine for you but 10 ess
Gu Remember the ol Quincy
streSis dl9Eirg The PsstofGe, Wheeling, Va my96
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SrEU1ESvrLLE AND IxDnSA RsILRoaD.-The
Philadelphia Moth American Of Monday has the
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So Tur Rosnrhr At CAnnaiDrqr.-The Times gives
the following particulars concerning the robbery
of McCully. briefly noticed in our columns at the
time of lie i,crr,ya,c,a. - a-i
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CENTRAL Quo R. r. lOrElcE, ~
zAsEsviLLE, Nov. IS, 1855. 81
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE,

-. = PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. = = y
W. snINGToN, Nov .20.-Accori;ug 10 The pres.
ent determination copies of the Presidents Mes
sage will be sent abroad 10 the newspapers as
heretofore in advance fits delivery at the COM
memo ement oftbe session.. l'..s, 5. = lssii
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FoUNDRY PIG IRON. n
10 tens Homecoming Foundry IRON, for sale by
- ass Glib Co., Wafer ST.
BUCKSKiNiG GLOVES.
BIG lot Of heavy buck Gloves, Winchester make
5of99 W. D. MOTIF &sBRo.s
ARrHUK'S SELR-SEALING PRESERVING
CANS. est s3sit n a,e
MOTHER supply at hand. Also, Prsselving Kettles
n aud Sauce Pans OF Enameed Porcelain and ttnned
ware water coolies, hath tubs, eedarwashDg tubs and
SueEels loot tubs, keeers, brooms ny hIushes leather
tul7 R, R. wooDs's.
w ANFkD--blaek and yellow musta ard seed. =.
4, u fLlsX, sTUtsNRRt
Oes} MelOdenn buildings, 1lpih ST. Z
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men's: ,vlorishiI s.ahd iinlsslsisl surl alIoe.

the best quality. jiaT1s8s BFtisti 80 -'So- y
Also, geaL variety not here ed! which wa
Will sell either whOohR IetaiI OIL hOi most TeasolR
BILE iteums. si.lni lr5- : - 'illiis.' - -
Merchants wifnl tito tIaIrlecIded adVantaRe tocsll
and eXaHIe our stock beEOre making their Fall ana win
ter rusCasea nV9 8o7 MARSEli6 d WAYNIE
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.Cra aAE lNelU EBo0kS.
.fIoRA and tile DoetOr;3 E- 10
OrScenes in the Practice OF a New. York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone by SAM. ossoSd; 7n
= The Hidden Path, by Marion Hariand;
The School Of Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt; -
The Poetry and 81 ysery OF Dreams, by CHARLES D.
Leland; " -fyiE ~ s-Ezt4S p
The Slave OF the Lamp, by VIM. North;
@ Which: the Right or the Leltl c-zrE.- ET
The News 10y; - = t-Nt-t' '---
wolvert's Roost, BY Washington Irving;
Il cHerOines OF History, by Mary Z. Hewetti
The Wrinkles, or the Merry MOnOmlMiacs;
Female Life among the MOrmons;
ROgets TheSauTus of English Words.
Together with Ia ge tment the best works in
the various departments OF literature
For sale by THOMPSON q PATTERSoN,
.soc13 ..szg,.- 1850 s-.l.i. III MaiuSt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

-lI-l-s
PnLA.. Nov. 2o.--Ex Governor Ctittsndoa was
serenaded I-stsnIght'at the Guard House He
was iiittoiInced IN very large concourSe of pep-I
pie by Mayor COnatd, and made an eloquent
speech, returning his thanks lor'Ihshunor confefs
red aud the cotttiallly of welcome given hni. ST
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THE IA TIFSFI NEWS
= = 'fSECETyfsn nv :
MAGNETIC TEISEGR.APHI

S .s,,-si4 FROM MEXICO. as9ssis
g BAIT, Nov. 20lli.2 The Southeti mail to.nip
brings New Orleans papers Of Monday and TueS.
dayaiast which furnish details Of the laie aivices
from Mexico. s 71z gsglts y !
The report that Gen. Alvarez had resigned he
Presidency IS positively contradicted. ) ias8
J! Gen. GomonfoIts had offered his resignation as
Minister Of War. but il was not accepted
Gen, Vilouna had addressed protest 10 Mr.
MaIcy relative TO the invasion ofHexico BY Texan
Rangers; he charges the commander Fl Duncan
with .hrillg on the town of Pieiras NegTos.
Gov. Pease, of Texas, recommends 10 the Leg4
stature 10 acceptthe net of Congress for the adj
iustnent Of the TexasdeDl
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y y AA Hsn. s.,.,-o .,,sA4 t,T twAHNAN
s3a Marsh & iWiayman, s',ss
s y WHOLESALE AND RETAIN DEgLEassiiS
- f.e BOOTS AND SHOES, fets
5- [ AT rag ODD STAND OF ~ n. MARSH 80
81, z. No. IS Monroe street, -
hAvIIEEi.IN0, HA.5 IS sT 81 j
.lMEXT DOOR TO .aREER. orr Aat.. ..t.-,a q .

ENExr DOOR TO GREER, orr AMP CO.'S q e1st
NBJlSaIe now ecei wing fOmOur eastern manufacturer
w one of tic largest aud assortnIeuts oIbooia
aud shoes, Tor Faand Whites wear, ever 6Heiei This
markell they having been selected with great care ana
manufactured 10 ORDER according our n
by tile nest work i the expressly for this trade
Meare now prepared to accommodate our customers,
either whoesa or RETAIL with avariety OF Fall ana win
ter Goods rot to be surpassed by any oter house
CITY elher ~ Sty quality Material Durability or
country. 547l.-ri.5s - = G,F ~ N'
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"a NPARKERSBURG gpACKEI

il HPARRERSBURG9 Jacket. =
g RsQAnnT THE heAW-r and IA st running passenger
: re packet, HIoNoNGAH ELA TIELI.E, Capt
N I: IL RRls, wflI'rdl rs regular packet
between Wheelftg and Parke burg, Ieav
ing Wheeling every Monday, "Wednesday and FFiday-
Renrui leave Ikersbnrg every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday. ~ -37ej pea .ySsfss I-ia5fE
. For freIeht mass .arpIy on hoard oe1Atf-
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In the Common CouaeiI, iaaf ~

A.resOIution authorizing the appointment ofao'
delegate 10 attend tie anhul meeting Of the
IIeupfeld Railroad Company, was laid upon The.
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q NOTICE-EXYRA

.-s- q NUTTCE-EATWA. =
HAVING been East and selected the most splendid
IL lots OF marble brought this ket, want
allny ieuds TO call Immediately and leave ter orders
for an kind they may want.
Having Rurchasedlarge will finish uP work in the
latest and most approved styles and at The lowest rates
: 'iGiS ~ -; NJ. ]. RogAN.
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lfsubscrbers to other places without inform
Ing the publishers and the papers are sent to the former
direction. they al e bald responsible. gst7sf p
) Tho decided that refusing to take Period
Iess rom the office. removing and leaving them ncalI
s r. is ri ina facia evideuce OF Intentional fraud
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The election of a permanent President will pto.s
badly be deferred until Philadelphia heard from.
bat it is expected that President pro ten will be
appointed at an early meeting Of the Board.
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HE4rvlEtp RAlLRoAD.@The proceedings Of tue
annual meeting of the stockholders ofathis road. I
held at Washington on Monday last, viii be found
in another coiumn.zcs llaT s.ls5a rag5,g
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Mr.. K.yser offered a resolution to lepute part
of the Committee on Railroads to Washington
county, to represent their interests in the annual
meelluy Of the .Hempfeld Ratlroad Committee
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7FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, SC.

7os7 z5i-75 - REMOVAL. 49, 5-7T-,
MI Reilly has removed from his old standn Mar
IAls ket Square TO tiatlcw ana spacious wal ehOuse
No. 81, green front, west side or ASin street. betWee
Monroe aud Quincy, lately occupied by MesslS AMMAN
q Magutrc, as commission house. He has OnlIiGHd
large and general assortment OF Groceries and Liquors
which he Will sell atR hOleSaie price
.AlsO;=GunpOwderiOr every description, aud Safety
FUEe-iU . sss.ss- 30 s..E -. -.-f. sn15
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y Nov. 20tll-Socks lower. Cleveland & Tole-
do 734. Michigan Southern R. r. 934. Va. 6's
944 Reading 9o3, Cumberland 249. Erie $50.
GalenB & Chicago 1194. Sterling IS heavy.
Cotton .fIn. SaleS 1Illl haieS 2
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rae Law of NevEiis.lpIaillp a . 3

subscrfbets who do not give express notice to the
contrary, eoRsiere wishing tocOntinue their sub
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YOUTHS AND CnlLDREN's FANCY. HArl

f2 i'E- TO PAPER sMANUF4CrURERS. ss5
DLEACHlNG Powders, Ultra Marine Alum, supe TiOr
ID FourlinIer Wires, Fetng, Irvine, French clay, So
ds ash, Sal soda, Screen PaleS bed Rafes Rolf bars
Knives, Ragcutters ETC., nished to order short
''s - ~ - 1,MRn1N. Gn1.RnRsoNss ca.
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Z New and sG46&anG,
ftlHE nae signed begs leave TO Inform isfeRls RuL
j patrons, aud lie citizens OF " celiIs generally that
he has just received his spring and sumner stock
l.ia rir cLoTIlSS cASslNELES AND VEsTINCSs .s.s
which he Is prepared to maze to der short NOtcei
The latest and most approved 81 and best MANNER.
J. Il. STALLMAN. Merchant Tailor
RP1I7f 4-E rasf s3s No. 2, Washington Hall.
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THE I'm ElbIiIG1BN CE RAJ

80 l.s.aasal. 3.
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NEW, LEGAL PUBLICATION. ~

Just Received.
TIME Undersigned would most respectfully inform his
friends and patrons Of Wheeling and lis vicinity,
the citizens generally, that he has Just received his Fall
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n D =. FON- DIsh NitaUttAI4N y
THE undersigned VIII receive storage, any Powder
which may be cere1 al IMUilegaie Charge. He has
large and substantial freToo, building, with capacity 70
eo @l,as ~ w Kegs OF powder NJ. Reilly
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Dissolution Of Oo-Partnership

- + bush EIELD d Co, and
iCee.iydaw stsi'6s XSbssiinr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-10
United States Patent Office.


ON the petition of JAMES GAMBLE and JOSEPH
~ :. HILL, of Cincinnati, Ohio, PRAYING for
ihe extension of a patent granted to them on
he 3Oth day of december, 1871, for an improve.
ment in apparatus for moulding candles ,, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place on the Both day Of December
io55-
1t is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
The Patent Ortice on Monday, the 1Uth of Decem-
ber, 1855, at II O'Clock, m; and all persons are
notified TO appear and show cause, If any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
hle in the Patent Oice their objections, specially
SET forth in writing, at least twenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party TO be used at the hearing must he taken and
transmitted III accordance with the rules of the Of
ice, which will be furnished on application
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
jUth of November; dispositions and other papers
relied upon testimony, must be filed In the office
on Or before the morning of that day; the argu.
mentS, If any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also that this notice be published in
the Union, lntelli gencer, and Star, Washington.
u. c.; Republican, Baltimore Evening Argus,
Philadelphia, Pa; Scientific American, n York;
ana Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio-Once a week fOr
three successive weeks previous TO the 10th Of
December next, the day of hearing.
Il. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents
p S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Once,
with paper containing this notice.
au i-1aW3w
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SOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF HALL
a. BROTHER.

pARUCH HALL, surviving partner Of Isaac
- Hall, having on the 2Sth day OF February
50. assigned to the undersigned all the stock in
fade and debts of the firm Of Hall Il Brother, to
R applied 10 the FIJI satisfaction Of certain debts
liabilities, and engagements of said firm of Hall
Y Brother, and the surplus to pay and distribute
'ateably among such of the remaining cred
tors of said firm shall within six months from
ivsr 70 said Baruch Hall fun and absolute re-
eap6, of al Indebtedness to them respectively by
aid !!arlch Han, surviving partner as aforesaid.
Notice i therefore hereby given TO such credi-
ors Cf said firm Of II al & Brother or said Baruch
ia.I. surviving partner as may desire to partici-
la'' "a The benefit of said assignment to eXeCrte
nd deliver TO said Baruch Hall full and absolute
-IclseS as cforeSaid within the period Of sly
months ffoH SAID 18th day Of February, 1855
RICHARD WALLACH, Trustee.
Ia A,rF,sl
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DR.. L.. n. VERIGEfT,S
DIGs 10 ID " IA sUtk -
1EFAILING "SCR0FULCUS AETID(

IHFAILlSG "SCROE ULCUS AHTIDOTE,'
For che PerHd"cst Care Of CONSUMPTIO.
and al o!hs' forms Of SCROFULOUS
DISEASES.
T'dlS Medicine is prepared by an eminent pny.
Il olclan OF eighteen years practice in NeW YOrA
;Ity during which time he has constantly used il
With the most unbOunded success, and created f.
rCpuLation in private practice, uneq equaled II
he history Of medicine II acts immed 'ately upon
be blood, cleansing il from all scrofulols hdnor,
or impurities, reHovdtng and, by its magic pow
ers: INVIGORATE THE WHOLE 81 STEM
in proof OF which, hundreds OF respectable wit
nesses from the DOCTORS private practice have Civ
m "A their ties -imOny, and entrea- hose suffering
from any scrofulous affection, to call upoa thsa.
md satisfy themselves.
Treatise ScrofulOus Diseases can be har
yratis at PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 400 Broadway
md at Drug Stores generally.
CHARLES STOTT l. Co,
Agentsfor Washington
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BEAUTIFUL BLUNDERNG A writer before
Sebastopoi nus de,s-ibes a nun ierous mis-
take Of the British
during this 'ec"Ed scuflC occu. red another
grand Illustration Of wLa5 an untiavelled
Mlleslan would call that most beautiful
system OF -Iund rive, IA which there seems t.
pe an Understood nValry between our HES
ana ourselves Alter the affaiT # rtIe 18th. /
may remark, our artillerymen in th, twenty
one gun and ueighbOring batteries had re-
ceiVed orders TO train their guns al night on
the approaches TO the QuarSies or the one
hand aud ON the space between the MamcIon
and Malakuf on the other; an this ease with
out the smallest arrangement for signals with
the French. Accordingly, On Sunday night.
when strong force Of French deployed out
nom the Mamelon TO support those who were
already engaged IN repelling the enemy. our
tWenly-one gun battery opened FIRE or tAeB.,
and Kept 1t up must offectively.till a breath
less messenger arrived TO give notice OF tho
muTderous mistake. The weli-timed blunier.
learn, afforded the enemy most valuable
alu, ana nal It been much longer continued
Would nave resulted in the repulse Of our al
iies and the destruction of their hard-worked
sap.
That such al error could arise j. about
equally the fault OF ourselves and the sufferers
for thesarTangement of some system of signals
10 distinguish a friendly from hostile party
on ground on which il was mutually uAdeT-
stood that our guns should be PIE pared 70 play
Al night seems so much a matter of course
that the rawest recruit that Eas ever con-
Eected with o marching regiment would have
thought of il as first step in the plan of one
rations. With such generalship, what armies
could succeed 20
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PEEL,s LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE

MANUFA FACTURED FROM FRENCI
4l GRAPES, GREEN JAMAICA GINGER
SEVILLE ORANGES, &c.-This delicious bev
erage becomes the greatest favorite wherever it
introduced. 1t is equally palatable, more whole
some, and not half the price Of other foreign wines
mend It to all troubled with FlatllencMy, M Dyspep,
sia, Debility, Cramps, DiarrhGa and DysenterI
Persons subject to Chills, or living in district
where Ague or Cholera prevails, find its OCCASION
al use pleasant and admirable preventive Nike
with little iced water it forms the most refresh
ing and wholesome cooling drink in warm weather
that can be taken.
Price so cents per bottle, 25 per dozen.
N. b. Country Druggists, GrOcers, &c, find thi,
Wine an advantageous addition to their stock, it (
first rate article sells well, and gives great salts
faction.
Agents, STOTT Il CO, Washington PEEL
STEVENS, Alexandria; ClSSEL, GeorgetOWn;
J. BALMER, Baltimore. jy6-1
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MARRYING IN HAsTE.-At Sacramento. Cal
short time since, after the performances at a
circus were over, young girl, yet in her
pantaiettes, went behind the curtain, when
the ring master sad TO her, why don't you
marry! would if l COULD said she.
he replied, " III marry you this evening
ing their marriage was published. The NJ an $
name was ID. Augustus Gates, the girls Clss
y, Fern.
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ONE HUNDRED MORE

nF those superior Magnolia Hams, and proba-
~ bly, all that will be received this season, they
are cured in Maryland according to the old home
stead receipt, the quality of which is unsurpassed
if equaued, by any other ever introduced here. To
be had only at my store
Also, fresh lot of that peculiarly fine selected
and standard Black Tea at 80 cents pound which
| have introduced 1t is sold only by myself and
is now extensively known in the District New
corners and others who have not vet used il are
ferred to the l~adng members of the Faculty ot
Washington and Georgetown. Samples furnished
gratuitously
Bay Wafer at 25 cents per bottle, or 81 IS PEI
dozen For bathing purposes 1t is as cheap as
common spirits.
Mint, Lavender, and Blackberry Cordials, the
very articles for the prevailing epidemic
Maple Sugar, Fresh Prunes, &c, with unsur.
passed varieties of choice family Groceries,
II. M. p. KING,
Few steps northeast Jackson Statue
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IORDAN's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

E'REDERlCK COUNTY, VA.-Opened on the
L 18th Of June. From Baltimore, Wash A.
ngtOn or Cumberland in early morning trains a. g
70 HarperS Ferry, thence by Winchester&-x
Railroad TO Step phenson's depot; from depot i
miles in coaches to Springs in time to dine same
day. R:ce's cotillon band engaged Sulphur
baths. Medicinal effects of water well known.
f. C. Il r. NJ. JORDAN BRO.
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EXCUR SION TO

EXCURSION TO
FORT WASHINGTON f. WHITE HOUSE.
On THURSDAY, Aug. 10,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE METHODIST EPIsco-
PAL CHURCH, CAPITOL HILL.
'ENHE Steamer GEO. WASHINGTON having
been chart red for the occasion oil 80 -
Til! leave the Wharf at O'Clock sz--z.x1z4aa -.
precisely.
A Band Of good music will be in attendance.
md everything that can conduce to the pleasure
nd comfort Of the Company will be done
. efficient caterer will be on the boat to fur
aish refreshments to those that may desire them
The Boat will stop at the Navy \ ard also for
'aSsengeTs
Tickets 50 cents-Children under - years, y
'ents
Tickets can be had at the Drug Store of Mr.. Nc
rherSon Capitol Hill, and at the Books ore of w
VI. Morrison Co. Pa avenue, or from either of
he Committee.
Committee:
VIM Waugh, Mr. Marion,
MIR Jones. hep Phillips,
James Smallwood an 6-eotl6th