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WILL BIZ OWEN 1T THE
Columbia Engine Co., No. J.

AT THIS
WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
On EASTER MONDAY, March "a, 1856.
THE MANNER IN WHICH THE CON-
u pany has conducted their previous Balls is
sure guarantee that this one win give pleasure
and satisfaction TO all who may be present
ksputa's full Comet ard String Band have been
engaged
Supper ard Refreshments will be furnished by
an experienced hand.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentle
man and ladies'.
Executive COMMITTEE
Isaac Beers, Jas A. Brown,
Jas Coleman, Geo. Follanshee
Thos. T.. Young.
mar { s, 10 u IL, lS& d6t
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NOTICE.-THE OFFICE OF THE
~ London Publishing Company is re.
moved back TO the old stand, ID street corner OF
9Th, where subscribers having parts Of works.
and eglected by removal, or otherwise, by call
ing at the above address will be promptly a.
tended to
r. Agents and young men OF good address
can obtain remunerative employment as canvass.
ers Tor our works. w. III. GARkOOD,
mar 6-3t4 General Gent
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III Advertisements should be handed in nv
u o'clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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Marcy vs.. Clarendon.
The Yankees say " Lord Clarendon
Is talking rather sarey;
But don't let's fight! It's much the best
TO let the Lord have Marcrn

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, 9Th of March,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the Oenart6nent-
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MR.. DEMPsTER's
Seeou1 Original Ballad Entertainment

Will BE GIVEN At CARUSI'S SALOON
ON MONDAY EVENING, March 10,
INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING SONGS
IL 90 The Rainy Day." t'Norning, Noon, and
Barring o. the Door" Highland Mary sob!
pooftith cauld and restless lone" "The Death Of
Warren" 81 I'm alone, all alcne," ga Mans
man for a. that" - Duncan Gray,n and {. The
May Queen, }" In three parts. The whole eccom-
panied on Chickering Piano Forte, furnished
by the politeness Of Mr.. Davis.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS. To commence at
O'Clock mar cat
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FAsHIONABLE DRESS MAKING-

ALSO, CUTTING ANO FITTING.
by MRS b. X. NORRIS, (late CT Baltimore }
- NO. 49osouth Fourteenth street, Washington.
N B She Is prepared to I'LL all olders with
neatness and despatch
Several Dress Makers wanted
Mrs. h. b Nonis's celebrated CEDAR TAR
ana TAX SYRUP for sale as above
mar 6-2WN
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DESTINY DEMONSTRArRDB BY rHE
PLANETS OR ASTROIOGY

DROF'R SYLVESTER CONTINUES TO
l. Foretsll all Particular Events Of Human Life,
such as Love, Marriage, Description OF Persons,
Riches, Business, Friends, Rights, Claims, and
Deeds OF Property all kinds OF Speculatiops, Law
Suits, Gain or Lose; of Sickness all kinds Of Dis
tempsrs cured in quick time.
Terms: Fifty Cents, male or female; People OF
Color, Twenty-Five Cents
No; l31 street, opposite the Smithsonian, On
he Islsnd. mar Stint
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NOW THE SNOW Is rHAWINe

THE LAKES ARE OVERLOOKING
4 with Bouquets Of Real and Artificial
FLOWERS. with ftRFUMERY. FANCY
GOODS, MUSICAL BOXES. CLOCKS, STA
TIONERT, &c, &c. OPERA GLASSES for
sale or rent. At THE LAKES
mar 5O4 Pa av., near Adams Express
union, Globe, & Intelligenctr
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A LWAYs GO TO ELLIs's, $50 Pa. ave-
"A nue., TO purchase your Music. lie keeps The
largest assortment In this city. mar
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TO DEALEks, TOBACCONISrs, Avn
OTHERS.

10 DEALEks, TOBACCONISrS, AND
OTHERS.
S 000 PRIME HAVANA SCARS
aCsOOO Just received, on consignment,
eighteen thousand very prime Havana ssgars, of
cholce branos among which may be found some
very superior. Any Of viii n will be sold at the
importing prices to close consignment.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
Auctoneefs and Commission Merchants,
mar Got corner Pa. av. and 9th II.
THE PLACE TO GET GOOD LIQUORS.
OUCH AS OLD BRAN DIES, HOLLAND
- GIN, JAMAICA RUM, Old bourbon, Rye,
Nectar, Irish and Scotch WHISkIES: Pure
Port Madeira, Sherry, and other VINES best
brands OF CHAMPAGNE, LONDON PORTER,
SCOTCH ALE, PURE CRAB CIDER; fine
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &c All OF which
be bought for ten per cent less than any other
place for cash, from b. M. REED,
next to Chubb Brothers, r street.
mar 6-eo2wA
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Senator Browns Proposed Improvement
The resolution of Senator Brown, the Oh air
man Of the Senates District Committee, in
structing the Commissioner of the Public
Buildings to procure certain information for
the Senate, which was adopted yesterday, ia
of great Importance to the future of our city.
The construction of the magnificent addition
to the Capitol building, now under way,
makes 1t necessary that a considerable addi.
ton shall be made to what are known as the
Capitol Grounds" on the north, west and
south sides. Mr.. Brown proposes to include
within them all the space included in line
run from the north Capitol gate, down Della.
ware avenue, to street north; thence down
B to Third street; thence along Third street
to street south thence along b street south
to New Jersey avenue; and thence along
New Jersey avenue to the south Capitol gate
This proposed addition comprises an area of
about twenty five acres, perhaps three-fourths
Of which is already the property of the Gov
eminent. The two blocks Oh Pennsylvania
avenue, (north side from Third street to the
present Capitol grounds, and a few lots on
both the north and south sides of the grounds.
are ali 'nat Is at present owned by private
individuals
Inc resolution adopted directs the Commits.
sioner to report the actual cash value OF the
private property in question, and what il, nro.
prietors will dispose Of it to the Cove rnment
for, for the purpose indicated, the st. Charles
House and the Adams Express Co.'S house
being the most valuable structures upon
them. The latter being Of iron, can be taken
down and speedily put up again in different
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CAAT.OFF CLOTHING
D0UGHT AND SOLD AT 70 LOUISIANA
- Avenue, opposite Holmeed's grocery, nsnr
Semmes's. Address through post ofhce, TO " Mr..
TaiioSn mar Slime
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PRICES OF ApMIssIoN:-To Boxes and Par
quette 50 cents; Family Circle and Galleries Is
cents No extra charge for Reserved Seats
Box Sheet open from 10 until O'Clock. Boz
Once open every day. q
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To conclude with the beautiful come Iets entitled
MlLLY;
Or, The laid with the milking Pail:
Milly, with the original song, As
glanced At my Mllknaid Shoes,
Miss MaQQ,s MttehelI
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Second and Last ppesraaoe OF he charming an
I0vely AcfraSs
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THE AMPHION QUARTETTE
- BAND, Of Washington city. will sing at
ODD Fellows Hall every night during the week,
commencing on Wednesday night for the benefit
Of the Lutheran Church holding the Fair there
They receive nothing for themselves The Brass
Band Will play between the vocal performances
mar al
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BONNETS AND RIBBuNS.

VNTE ARENOW RECEIVING OUR FIRST
w Spring supply Of Bonnets and Rib ~
bons, Bonnet Innings, Tarltons, FIorences,
Grapes, &c, and shall continue 20 receive ~
all the new styles OF BONNETS and ChiIdrenis
FLATS and HATS, as they arrive from the man.
ufacturers. w. EGAN 4 SON.
mar 3 6t 3s3 south side Pa av., near 7h #.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATTONAL T8EATRF,

KUHKEL & CO....................LF
JOHN T. FORD.....SOLE MANAGFR
Also Of Holiday street, Baltimore, and Marsha
Theatre, Richmond, Virginia
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MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL!
whose impersonations created such decided i'm.
preston on "Wednesday evening last
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THREE CAPITAL PIECES,
TWO FANCY DANCES, and
AN INIMITABLE IRISH JIG
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On MONDAY EVENING, March 10Th.
MR.. &. EDDY
will appear In the great Historical Tragedy OF
JACK CADE.
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LADY's srRATEaEMi

Arr which the original farce, written expressly
fort Miss Mitchell by the author Of KATY
O,Sbiel. entitled
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SEVERAL SONGS DURING EVFNl

ON FRIDAY EVENING, March 2, 1856,
will be presented
AsMODEUs;
Or, The Little De share.
Carlo 70 wandering minstrelD Miss M Mitchell
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location, at comparatively little cost. This
addition to the Capitol grounds is necessary
to preserve the symmetry of the Capitol, as it
will appear when completed. We take it fer
granted that the owners of the private prop
erty within the limits prescribed above, will
at once agree to sell to the Government at an
actual cost value, as the interests of all their
citizens are involved in the success of
the project Of the Hon. Senator from Missis
sippi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-06

Muss MITCHELL in Seven Characters,
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NUMBER gig.

they had right to expect it atthe barof the Senate
II is matter of public notcriety that three Judges Of
the state ruled that the act Of 1914 was not m force
ana the contestees had reason expect
sceved 49, #
1t is stated in the majority report that one Judge
held the act Of lsl4 to be in force This f. true and
it may have had its weight with the committee but
against the opinion Of this judge We cite that of three
his equals, and think if Senatorsdoubted, they shonld
have given the benefit Of their doubts tote contes
tees, at least to the extent Of audience.
The undersigned are constrained to difer5fron the
majority in the opinion they have expressed that the
law Of 1874 is in force, tocurrng in the opinion Of
Judge Kennedy, Judge Cotton. and Judge Augustln,
they have nodout the law of 1855 repealed all for
laws for the repeating clause reads, that g all
ta1cs The subject matter arerepeoed' and there
was any doubt or ambiguity, the ruleacknowedged
by all jurists, that the intention ofsthe laW-maker
should be invoked, ought to have had its influence.
By reference to the history Of the legislation ofthe
State it is manifest that the Legislature for several
years has been endeavoring to ernbody in book,
all the laws in force for that purpose they caused
the desired purpose9or meet the public expectation
The Legislature, therefore, again, in 1854, took the
initiative to have all the laws revised compiled, and
published in a book, which was done by an ntelli-
gent and able iurist under the supervision Of a
responsible legislative committee, and which was
completed in 1856 each and every act being re.
enacted and embracing but object 50 al to meet
the requirements Of the constitution, and each act
containing the same special FepealiDg tciauseof all
other laws on the same subject. NOW if the acts q
1914 be in force;hen all other acts
are also in force and the Legislature did ayain and
useless thing in their revsenent Of the statntes
1t is to be regretted that the present Senate should
nullifythe action Of the last Legislature questions
of such vital Importance. AS the decision not only
affects the rights of particular individuals Wobeeye
their seats have been vacated without legal proceed
ngs, and others have been admitted to their places
without the authority of the qualified electors Of the
Parish Of Orleans expressed through the ballot box
| but may also have an influence elsewhere. $E&
| Every citizen is presumed to know the laws, and i
should be the particular business of the law nlakert
enact them with that degree Of certainty to reoy
all doubts and misconstructions, which the under
signed believe done by the Legislature Of 1855.
All of which is respectfully submitted, and ask t
be spread upon the Journal as their solemn protest
THOMAS J. BUFFINGEON,
/ J. LAVERGNE.
/ SENATE CHAMBER, January 20, 1856. 5Esf
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FATAL EFFECTS OF THE CoLD.-A correspondent
of the Petersburg Express, writing from KING and
Queen county, Va, gives sad account of the effects
Of the cold in that vicinity. He says:
1t has been difficult with many to procure the ne
cassares If life MANY have lost valuable cattle and
other i've stock; and still more melancholy, several
of cur citizens and n9eer n ot sEgs nd u nad S p
fields III, -. 8.
Queen, were found near their own houses
evientIy attempted in vain to get over; the other
had disnounted from his horse and opened his gate
when his horse got away from him, and he wandered
a short distance in the snow, laid down and died.
fedi not far ff6n house, 30 long as eur-
osity, and it was found on examination hey toe
was frozen to death.
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TENN ESSEE RIVER.

Will leave on SATURDAY. 1st March, clock ?. NJ
r-E, FOEsTESNESSEE RIvER.-
l17i The and lightdraught steamer Mitlns.
sss@szs Stanley Brown master, will leave as above for
fstport and Tuscunha For freight passage
ply on board, ~ o
'' LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 81 Front street.
Ey~ The Midas will remain permanently in the trade during
the Season. fe25
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DEBATES IN TIE SENATE.

SENATE CHAMBER, January 20, 1856. s zsf >
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FToDD s, NJ. & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
l. DEAi7ERS IN PANTS, OILS, PAINT MILLS, WIN
DOW GLASS BRUSHES and Colos OF al kinds % Maga-
zinc az
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YAZOO RIv r .
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

VIII leave on SATURDAY. March 1st at o'clock r. N.
fEse - FOR ARKANSAS RES ER-TllE
f41L e fine fast running passenger steamer Lucy
s=zss Robinson Sol Milbnrn mister will leave M as
above Fort Smith, Van Buren, Ozark NorristOwn Dar1a
nelles Iewisb Little Rock Pine Bluffs and all intermediate
landings Arkansas river.
For freight or passage apply on board
fe26 LEWIS SSAPP It CO., 81 Front street.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
o II / o r | V Z r

Leaves on TUESDAY, March d. 3 O'Clock 2. ".
=, IT, - FOR CINCINNATI, PITTSBUR RGlI,
lats II md m all Intermediate andin$s-The fine
lHr passenger steamer Lebanon, William
son maater will leave as above. For freight pssage a
ply on b0ard Or 10
fc27 JOHN f. HYDE & Cos &C Povdras street
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6 ts A. HENDERsON y CO., NAG AIN AZlSE I; ST.:
choice assortment OF GROCERIES, and invite the attention
Of purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected and
comprises the articles needed for family or for
IN the country. 1tl9 ON
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REG L 4 r p 4 C Il e T S.

=: F5;Sg;5A A Fs1t1 hs1' IT.
;5 wifs HGi f,sS'S sii" iaFs rEoy1Snse: Gqeashs
Es5s1 faI ] an a! sysn s s@% S Gu" and Fs"f all
sssS: il s3s i i y BsH':s MUSTER will 's
For fh FtF s,ss5 SRE Fl '5 Co. IS
sNAFP Az a Eront l,o 81 rfst st.. III, 70. a, non,s
the Yaaoo Rer wth t the privilege Of rsspp at eSsbrs
having made advantageous arrangements for that pur-
H clerk will be on the levee every Tuesday morning to
r sThe southern Belle will the business Of the
F. j. Trbne during the Spring and Summer months
Hs% =. REGULAR PACKET STE AMER
aI = nIagnolia-For Ashton rileher's r9int r Skip
Sac6ez and all ineredi"te r landngTe esant and
n4T c Se or above
ss freight Or FD T. 9? sH HS2 e ss~ svse street.
n5o RoFk f$5kHP 1AyRs9i RsS atsns AsR &S&
.s master. having been thoroughly oyerhaulcd and
GSd an svs Say5 SfS yESaS A.
w vi be Tssy M tsfs o,t seiF NHnay
Gouia riaaemne KoHse ioGdss Store, Port ilul
SOIL Waterloo and all intermediate landings.
For freight having superior Apply
TRaH TF1YEF145 THH 5iaFHS 70 2FaRabtH RA1HtHHE
For Dona'sSys; ; pI"qnsmine B@oa ao9 EGngs sass
@ Hd2 BSS E Ns9 st. NOs Sep
SOUTHERN BELLE Capt groadwell THU RsDAF, at5PN
NATGIIEX, Capt Lenthers SATURDAY, nj D T. NJ.
mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave on
their regular days without fail, IT the hour appointed Al
business entrusted will be promptly and faithfully
attended Freight taken for Iazoo consigned to W N
of the boats at Ficksbur who will forward
| it without delay and without any extra charge.
will not be responsible for letter package
jewery, other vauabes unless regulH
bills OF ang taken specifying the contents and value ant
freight paid for vaabes deposited with the CLERK
| by the passengers, or in their baggage.
| For freight or passage apply on boar., or to
! CARROLL, PRITCHARD Il CO.,
| se5tf Union Row 81 Caronicct street
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OU ACHITA RIV Z R.

Will leave on SATURDAY. March lst, at ) P. ".
HEgs FOR OUACHITA RIVER-FOTi
s5!afE "a Camden Beech Hills, Champagnole, pigeon
;==z Hills, Marie salin ANbana Landing, onac1a
City Mouth Arbou, Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluff Columbia,
arrisonhurs Trinity, and all inermeiate landngThe fine
running passenger steamer Ionfsn, Frank Keeling
Muster will freight apply
fe2S LEWIS SN-APP It CO. 81 Front street
Will leave OH WEDNESDAY March 4th clock P. NJ.
gfRs, FOR CAMDEN, B + + C H H I /. IS,
= Cha,npasnoe Pigeon HILL Alabama Landing,
s.a4s Trenton Monroe a intermediate landings
Guacta rver.-The fine fast running steamer
Judah VOIro, c. L. kounz, will leave above
Through bills of adng 1T high rates. For freight Or pas
sage, apply on board, Or to - = .
fe2S LEWIS SNAPP d CO., 81 Front street.
P S-The Judah Touo has been purchased expressly for
this in permanently She will connect
with steamer R. H. Lindsay Saline and Bartholomew Bayou.
-Patcuar attention paid NIL and plantation freight
BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS.
Will leave on FRIDAY, the 29h inst, At O'Clock n
Fmgs FOR BAYOU MACON AND ZEN
sIA!EIa = sAsThe new and splendid fast s running pas
ter will leave above for Joes Bayou on Bayou Macon md
Bayou Tensas and all intermediate landings
For freight passage apply on board, or TO
fe2S LEWIS SNAPP & CO.. 81 Front street
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viii leave on FEIDAY: 29,l Inst; st O'clock T; II
W HIT e R V E R.

Leaves on THURSDAY 18th inst. nj 5 clock P. ".
, r. =. FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS
s. Rvers.The and light drnught steamer J:
l-zSsz NIoLrisett, d. Brandenburg, master, will
leave for Jacksonpor Elizabeth, Augusta Des Arc Duva's
Bluff Aberdeege Charles Indian Bay and all intermediate
landings abvc For freight apply board or
LEWIS SNAPP II CO. 81 Front street.
EFreght taken for Napoleon and all the Bends also for
Aberdeen. fe5
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CONGRESSIONAL.

~ WAsLlINGToN June q;
SENAFE.-Ihe senate TOOK up ADAMS fesolu-
ton, providing for the adjournment of Congress
on the 2Sth OF July.
thought the business of Congress in no condi-
ton TO allow liking the day OF adjournment, e.
specially at a time SO early as designated. The
great question OF the day, Kansas, had not been
taken upln tue House, ana even mere hau only
reached an intermediate stage
The Senate passed the House bill authorizing
the President to cause a Southern boundary
line to be ran and marked, and a bill respecting
the harboring OF deserters and to protect the
public interests in regard to the enlistment and
discharge Of miners.
HorsE-ihe bill to admit Kansas into the
Union was taken up.
Mr.. Dunn said his object yesterday in moving
to refer the bill TO the Committee on the whole
state of the Union, was not to cm6arrass action
but insure action and produce satisfaction, but
as the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr: Grow,)
thought such reference kill the bill. Dunn
now proposed to let it remain for consideration
before the House, with the understanding that
a general debate shall continue until Terminated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-30

VIZ call the attention of all our citizens TO the
advertisement of the 4th of July arrangements
81 the Hcmptield road. 1t is said by eminent
Psychologists, that Il seventh day Sabbathis a
Physical necessity, and that all animal creation
Hl,, inevitably suffer and degenerate where it
i'uotuscd as a day Of rest. Assuming this to
be true, we hold it to be equally true that at
h1toncca a year it is an incstimabic benefit to
fsAke our hot-parched streets, and the close,
a'ry atmosphere, and go out and fill our lungs
Tih pure, wholesome, bracing, country air
-ioi made the country and man made the
tsH; hcacc, continued town life is rarely ac-
omianiei with hcalth-indeed, it has been
'owa that in three generations the population
d city, If not rep!euishcd from the country,
Fcl'! run out. Ample arrangements have been
made on tho uempielI Railroad for a grand ex
%eTsion; and what can be a greater luxury now,
than to take Il basket of edibles and go u Somc
tayen or twenty miles, and under the shade of
aue beautiful grove, mt by cooling %rlyulets,
las the day with eongenial friends. We can
III get back in ample time to witness the fire
works provided for the evenings entertainment.
tome! lets be off to the coo! shades.
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I-is 4 good thing to wash and to keep clean,
aid it is q good thing to have SO noble u river
as Tie Ohio running by our very doors to wash
ia, bat it is Il very bad thing indeed, to see ma
Id men standing at the waters edge, at most
all hours of the day, to the shame and confusion
cimany passers-by. We believe stringent cor
%rOratiou laws exist on this subject, and we
would be glad to have opr police enforce them
strictly. This bathing in the river is particular
" n nuisance about the hour Of shutdown
Residents Oh the west side of Main street, dis
posed to seek the gardens attached to their hous-
es, to enjoy the fresh river breeze, are debarred
that pleasure from the indecent exposures and
~jestures OF uncouth bathers in the river. Let
tie police look after them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-30

IIosrrrAl suErrrSo, Extract of Vanilla and
E,an. Congress, Blue Lick and P~arkersburgh
Waters. fresh from the Springs, and a new lot of
p~.rfnmories. just received at the Prescription
store Of /. Booking 4 Co., Main street, o%'ijoin-
inc the Mcclure House.