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NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION
II H0LL Y'S
PATENT ELLIPTICAL ROTARY
? u M ? AN D E N G In E
Patented in the United States February s. 1885, and
in England, Ireland, and Scotland, and British
Possessions, June 20, 1865

UNHE abOve-namsd Pump, which is ac-
IL knowledged to surpass all others ever present.
ed to the public is manufactured by the proprietors
Messrs. Silsby, Mynderss, 4 Co., at their Island
Works. Seneca Falls, New York State.
The sole agent, Mr.. j. w. Devsr, is now in this
city, with his corps of assistants ready to introduce
this valuable invention to the citizens Of Washington
and vicinity. These Pumps are Of different sizes,
both hand and power, ranged in numbers from to
5, and are intended for Cisterns, Wells, Railroad
Stations Factories of all kinds and indeed, all places
where pump is required. The power pumps are
invaluable for protection in Of hre having hose
attached which discharges from to 12Oo gallons Of
water per minutei No property holder, on that ac-
count alone. should be without one.
Garden Engines, intended for watering gardens,
washing windows, carriages, &c. are for sale by Mr.
D., who win attend in person to their removal and
proper erection.
Orders for Pumps, addressed to Mr.. Spalding, No.
O. Louisiana avenue; between Sixth and Seventh
streets or to the agent Mr.. J. W. Dever, Exchange
Hotel" G street. will be promptly attended to.
N. b. One of the small size cistern pumps can be
seen at the National Livery Stable" y street be-
tween -Four -and-a-half and Sixth. sp l4-6t
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, April IA, 1855.

MONDAY, April IA, 1865.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Waldo. .......
Several communications were received from the
Executive Departments.
Mr.. DUNN'S motion relative to the proposed
improvement Of the Ohio river by the States lying
on its banks, was the first business in order but
was postponed in consequence of the absence of
Mr. DUNN.
The Secretary Of the Treasury asks for addition
al clerks in the Second Auditors office.
Referred to the Committee Of Ways and Means.
A communication was received from the Treas
ury Department, asking appropriation Of $780,
600 for hospital for sick and disabled seamen at
Cincinnati.
Referred to the Committee of Ways and Means.
Mr.. WALKER, of Alabama, moved to suspend
the rules to enable him to submit motion to sus-
pend the rules in order to take up bill for the re-
lief Of w. M. f. Magaw, mail contractor from
Independence to Salt Lake, and put it on its pas
sage.
The ayes and noes were called on this motion.
Ayes, so; noes, "a. Lost.
The Committee on Elections asked to be dis
charged from the consideration of the petition of
Mr. Albert Fabre, Of Louisiana, claiming the seat
Of Mr.. TAYLOR.
Mr.. COBB, of Georgia, offered Joint resolution
that the President Of the Senate pro tenn. and the
Speaker of the House, be requested to adjourn
their respective Houses on the 14th Of July next.
Mr.. COBB asked suspension of the rules for
the purpose of obtaining vote on the resolution.
The ayes and noes were called. Ayes S5, noes
81. Not two-thirds in the Affirmative
Mr.. H. MARSHALL presented resolution pre-
pared by Mr.. Dunn, now absent, calling on the
Secretary Of War for certain information in regard
to the proposed improvement Of the Ohio river
Mr.. BALL moved a suspension of the rules to
enable him TO offer a resolution instructing the
Onrp h,iftpp Jndciarv IN ipuuiro into the
pediency Of enacting law prohibiting polygamy
in any Of the Territories OF the United States.
Mr.. ORR (who sts next to Mr.. BrRsHrsKL, the
delegate from Utah.) object, for the benefit Of
my neighbor.
The ayes and noes we're called on the motion to
suspend the rules, to entertain Mr.. BALL's motion.
Result not announced when our report closed.
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JAMES Il. BIRCH.
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

MONDAY, April IA, 1856.
Mr.. HARLAN presented for the second time
the petition from the Legislature of the provisional
State of Kansas which petition was before pre-
sented by Gen. CAss, received, the motion to re-
ceive reconsidered and the petition finally re-
jected as forgery. Mr.. represented an affidavit
from Col. Lane, in which he swore that the sigma
lures were all in the handwriting Of the engrossng
clerk by order of the provisional Legislature.
He then proceeded to show who Col. j. II.
Lane is. He said among things that Col. Lane was
at one and the same time Lieutenant Governor OF
Indiana, Democratic State Elector, and member of
the U. s. House of Representatives from Indiana;
that when he finally took his seat in the House
voted for the Nebraska bill The authenticity Of
the memorial was debated. He was discussing the
Kankas difficulties when our report closed.
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Major Doneison,s Acceptance.

The Staunton, Virginia, True American, con-
tains letter from Major Doneson, formally ac-
cepting the nomination of the American National
Convention for the Vice Presidency. 1t will be
published tomorrow.
Major Donelson, in this letter, forcbly sets forth
the necessity for the formation of the American
party, and rebukes dsunionism in patriotic and
eloquent language.
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DIED,

In this city, Saturday evening, April 18th,
EDWARD Cooley, in the bath year Of his age.
In this city, Sunday night last in the 40th year
Of his age, JAMES +. HARVEY.
r45- His friends and acquaintauces are invited 10
attend his funeral from his late residence, No. 4l0,
Seventh street west, between and ii, at o'clock,
on Tuesday, the 18th instant
baltimore papers copy.
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w. Gerrish was the principal owner Of the build
ing. The loss is about tl50,0o0, one half Of which
is covered by insurance. The falling walls crushed
two adjoining buildings. The steam fire engine
was tried at this fire, and proved very efficient
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NOTICE.
UyHE Board Of Assessors will meet daily

TIME Board of Assessors will meet daily
- at the City Hall, from Q o'clock, A. M, until
o'clock, II. M from the lth to the 26th day of
April inclusive, {Sundiys excepted for the purpose
of hearing and determining the complaints and ap-
peals Of all persons who may consid r themselves
sggrieved by the and valuations required
by this TO be made Of all taxable property owned
or held by the inhabitants of this city.
THOMAS II. HARNESS.
ap list Secretary TO Board.
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Nsg- The Ladies of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church REV. Mr.. Nobles) contemplate holding
Fair in the basement of their edice corner of Mary
land avenue and Sixth street. commencing on Mon
day evening, the 14th of April They will offer for
sale variety of useful and fancy articles the pro-
ceeds of which sales they devote to the extingmsh-
ment of portion Of the debt hanging over the edice
in which they delight assemble themselves together
TO worship Almighty God, and which they desire to
see freed ,aerly and entirely from the incubus of
debt. ap 9-eo3t
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Governor Wise has removed the Superintendent
of the Capitol Square, a German, because he voted
the American ticket.
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Fusion IN CossEcrIcUr.-A Connecticut farmer,
according to the New Haven Register, says that
he found in an old hollow stump, few days since,
FIVE snakes, three squirrels, and coon--driven to
herd together by the hard winter. They had
" fused" to keep warm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
g A Letter from Rev. Dr. McCabe, OF

tE- A Letter from Rev. DIR. McCabe, Of
vrginia.-HANPros, Va, October 18th, 1s55.Havng had
occasion Bakers Premium Btters in my family with
in the last years. Of Dyspepsia and Nervous
Headache safely say have used remedy
for these distressing maades with signal this
have carefully avoided recommending any of the
various with which the country Is flooded because
believe, in majority of cases, they do more harm than
good but as Bakers Btters have been tried under my
immediate observation and produced such beneficial
suits do feel liberty withhold my humble tes
monial to their value.
JOHN G. MoCABE.
We would advise the public to be mindful OF Bakers
Premium Btters medicine great merit 1t has gained
lasting reputation wherever has been used and gem
orally recommended by the most eminent physicians In
Virginia.
To be had Charles Sot Washington d. c. and Messrs
Candy Hatch, Baltimore, Maryland, Druggists
mar 29-
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ELEcrIoS FRAUDS IN ALBANIA meeting Of
the citizens Of Albany win be held tonight to con-
slider the frauds perpetrated in the Seventh and
Eighth wards at the late charter election.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
WILL arrive in a few days the seh9ons g ,s
Wv er Passaic, with 130 tons superior Red and
White Ash Coal.
Persons wanting Coal are requested TO leave their
orders at the Office or at p. j. Steers, No 48S Sew
enth street Immediately, win sell for less de-
livered from the vessel ;,
Also, on hard, a stock Of Oak and Pine Wood, all
Of which we will sell at the lowest market prices.
O. MYERS & SON,
No. 81, Water street, Georgetown, u. Y.
an 12-dAt t-e
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AMERICAN vIcroRr IN FLoRIDA.--On the 7th
instant, the Americans elected their whole ticket
in Jacksonville, Florida, by an average majority Of
40 votes
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RAIs.-Slight showers of rain fell on Saturday
and Sunday night.
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Alabama have run up to the masthead the name
of Fillmore and Donelson.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN COLUMBIA, s. C.-The
ticket Of the American party was carried on Mon
day. Mr.. Z. J. Arthur is the Mayor, and Messrs.
R. Anderson, A. N. Talley, J. r. Friday, Jesse Z.
Dent, W. R. Peck, and John Beard, are the Alder
men
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MARRIED.

In Richmond, Virginia, at st. Pauls Church, on
the 10th instant, by the Rev George Woodbridge
EDWARD J.. HANDY, Commander United States
Navy, to NARY CALICO, youngest daughter OF
the late Peter j. Chevallie.
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Bardstown, Kentucky, was on fire on Saturday,
and assistance was sought by telegraph from Louis
vile.
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FOR LEASE

FOR LEASE
kxA The unexpired term about sixteen
KE and a half monhs) Of Lease, with privilege
OF = renewal for four years, on Q h1use NO 4ss,
Twelfth street north s for sale The house has eight
INQUIRE from IL NJ to p. NJ, at this Office.
ap lift
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rY- The Union Benevolent and Employ

rE- The Union Benevolent and Employ
ment Society offer for SALE at their store Seventh
street. variety of useful articles, suited to the
quirements of the season, at reduced prices, The
Board of Managers, having determined to suspend
their operations for the present would respectfully
invite public attention to the sale of these articles,
which will be open for inspection until the last Mon
day in April If not all disposed of at that time the
assured that the dis Interested amoners of the public
bounty will receive the patronage of their friends
this OCCASION their object being to quidate all claims
that remain against the Board of Managers before
closing the present term Material aid" in the sale
of their articles will be most gratefully appreciated
by the Ladies of this Society.
Z. b. MILLS,
an leo Directress.
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The Cannelton, Indiana, Reporter, which was
established as neutral paper has come out strong
ly for Fillmore and Donelson. The editor an
nouuces his position in an eloquent article, from
which we take two or three passages:
When we 6rst took charge of this paper 1t was
our intention to make it neutral far as politics
were concerned, but recent events and the pres
ent aspect of political parties have induced us to
change our original purpose. We will, hereafter
publish an independent National American news
paper, and sustain, far as lies in our power the
nomination of Fillmore and Donelson.
"Snk or swim, survive or perish" we will give
our undivided support to the National ticket
Il has been well remarked that the present is no
time for experiments. We are not sailing on calm
seas. Every intelligent citizen knows that We are
In the midst of crisis. For the first time in the
history of this country has arisen formidable sec
tonal party, having for its pretext an undoubted
wrong--a wrong which lies at the door of North
ern Administration, and il now "bellows for re-
vengen alike upon the innocent and the guilty,
and with frantic passion seeks TO ruin-not to heal
Being government Of laws, and laws being the
creation Of majorities sectional party now propo-
ses not only to override existing Legislation but to
lead on a crusade against the institutions of one
half of the States of this Union whose result must
be, IL successful, disunion and civil war. The
American party has no sympathy with extremists
North or South; il demands justice TO all sections
its basis, vital breath, end and aim-so far as IL
must recognise the slavery question in good faith.
If mad ambition or 4 more mad fanaticism shall
perpetratc wrong, it will not invoke the furies to
meet that wrong-it viii not sectiopaze its patri-
otism--it viii not dcthrone the spirit of concord
and fraternity. Such being the sentiments Of the
National American party, and the sentiment, too
Of the vast majority Of men in the old orgsniza-
tions and the great object to be secured being the
elevation OF a man to the Presidency whom the
nation can trust, In whose Judgment and justice
and patriotism Ii fully con6de, Mr.. Fillmore, Of
all men living. Is the proper exponent Of these
views The American people have confidence in
him,
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r1g- Why will you suffer e. Read the testi-

slg- Why will you suffer r Read the testi-
mony Of Dr. H. p Leonard Druggist Fayee Court House,
Alabama, January IS, 1858:
"DrAR SIR Hoofaud's German Bitters have done
ders In this section youth, Of G. M Hubert Esq,
this county had been for several months under the
Of best practitioners without relief and the report
doubtful and the young although scarcely able to
get about commenced with the Bers He found much
relief from the first bottle, he continued to take until
plete cure was effected. He is perfectly well and
stout"
All who the Bters are satisfied with them.
Chauncey Fowler said:
"TUsKEGEE, ALA, January /, 1851.
The Btters selling well, and think they will
tnue they give good satisfaction to those who have
used them"
See advertisement Tim
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.
The following are the drawn numbers of the Pa
tapsco Institute Lottery, Glass No. 1l5, drawn April
IL, 1855:
13 81 45 Q 10 II 10 rs 80 43 SO 67 AZ
R. FRANCE & CO.,
d. H. McpHAIL, Commissioner. ap Ia
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
~ TONS Superior Red Ash Egg
lAO Coal. Those still using Coal will do
wei. TO give me CALL il will be disposed of at the
lowest market rates.
]. EDW.. CLARK,
Va. av,, bet. 9th and 10th SITS, Navy Yard
lA-2tN
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sy- William A. Bachelors Hair Dy

s4y- William A. Bachelors Hair Dye
Gray rusty hair dyed Instantly to beautiful and
black without the least injury hair
skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded to VIII
liam A. Bachelor since 1885, and $4,000 applications
have been made to the hair of his patrons Of his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair and whkers is
just would be against covering bald head with wig
william A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature and is warranted not to In
jure in the least, however long IT may be continued.
Made old applied Tin nse private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 238, Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the and address upon steel plate
engraving four sides of each bottle, of ),
WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R,
233, Broadway, New York
The genuine for sale by Charles Sott, and applied by
j. H. Gibbs, Wizards Hotel. ap 7-eod
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sB HOllOway's Pills and Ointnent.---
To depete the system by bleeding and violent purgng
deprive fe machinery of It's motive power These great
remedies disnfect the blood and the secreons
external and internal complaints by destroying their seeds
In the vital fluids.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane,
New York. and No. 244 Strand, London and by all drug
gists at 25 cents, 62 cents, and $1 pot or box
ID
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tag New Developments are being made
daily in of Dnrnos Catarrh Snuff The deaf hear,
suffering from Inflammation Of the eyes restored,
and sore throat cured after being given die with
consumption. II
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CAPTAIN BIRcH--Much fault has been found
with the conduct of this officer, in admitting
Washington Naylor to bail He replies to the COM
plants against him in the following note, which we
copy from the Intelligencer Of this morning:
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t4y- I. q. o. F.--The Members of MetrOp-
oils Lodge, No. l6, requested to attend meeting
of the Lodge this Monday evening at o'clock, for
the purpose OF making arrangements to aItend the
funeral of our late Brother, p. G. james f. Harvey.
By order: r. GRAY CAMPBELL,
an l4-lt Permanent Secretary.
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ON Tuesday April O. T.. no IS n having, -.,5 "a
" from Washington Hall, Will omen AZ -
= no. Is, HIufn Street.
IN Bndi door above Aessrs Masst
LAyiors, beautiful or Watches Jsrerf ana
ssnsy Articles, reesnty selected BY hseli ie sIsra
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NOTICE.

HAVING sold out the Saddle Harness. and Trunk Manu-
featuring part of business, shall devote myself
Coach TrnmIng business. having, the change much more
room and greater facilities, and being only in this
city, exclusively In this exsrf-
ence in, and extensive saddnr bsess
hope 10 be able to render entire 70 ali who viii
favor With their CUSTOM Very thankful liberal
custom here tofoEe bestowed upon continuance
OF che same. J0IIN ENSYTF ~S
auEe-3n Old stand 1:ss Main strr,s,
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cali and examinailon % bis stock BY his former "a oa
nv. ~ Paplse senesslly m y invited.
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'TRANsP PORT.A 1'ION.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND 4AIsIsNANDR x
RAIIROAt3.

q
Great Northern and southern Man Route.
TOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND, WESTERN
TItkSELERS
1y1ce DAILY, Sunday between Riels-
andiia. ~
Hours Of departure al Rich
Returning leave Washington. 4, sf.all,i 4 P.M.
and r. ~ tlt5t ~
Arrive at Richmond .fss0 7. II. and AM.
baggage checks tekes given tlro.ieh between ic-
nnond WASHINGTON f7i 2
THESE TWO RAILRo ADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL. :
and being In order, CARRYING THE GREAT
NonTHEHN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give nae best guar
antee OF always securing Connections shown by arrf-
sals daily at Richmond and Washington city
the Steamboat line NM 90 fs5i
FARE RICHMOND
An Omnibus viii be found always teke Gk5oa6h
passengers and their baggage Of wearing
the two Depot free Of charge, ample them 10
take their meals, wie ether going North South
Through Tickets be obtained between DanvHIe and
Washington at the Terminus OF the Road. neafiy COM
plets 70 Danyie Agent Of the Company WI receive
the Checks OF passengers from the Rond. and at
tend y their baggage al the to Washington the Bal
The fare BY the mail steamboat
There no change ef The line Rich
rnond and Alexantria = fgi
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Sandusly Mans field & Newark
.ES-A-I Il r O AID
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Change of Time Il stsfg
md after qntii further notice.
& NAN sxr.i $ rxpREss s8F
Leave sandnsky, A. NJ. $50 p. NJ
Monroe siis p
Setsreyi &c 80 9. 7.s5
Plymouth II 90 g SIS 81.
Mansdsld juno. 10 & ar. eio
Fredsrick. p NJ 70
N.Y. st. vernon. ~ $500 g
IS GOING NORTH. S
Leave 20 al NJ 4.0o P N
3Siie..s u, 94s 4i32 =
spsasssf Ere iS.sS s ssS s;sS
tMansheid june ..12 .o0 N ~ 6-SI q.
Plymouth, :, !. 90 $50
iMonroeyiile, S.25
flafon is q, june s22 So
heach sandpsky 2i4s =. s,e5 :.
GOING soUTH-The II 20 win connect atsan-
dnsky with Morning Train from Monroeyiie
Express the Southern OF O. Road; at
shelby Junction with Cincinnati at
Seasas s s Ess s 9 @ s
The go ~ Train viii eonneet sandussy with steam
er Bay City from Detro at Monroeyle With Train
C. n. n. RI; 1t Shelby p NJ with the Mail
e e sT eSaT9ss s s. Snsn9s 1 y
5er and 9 ~ with East and Nest Night
GOING NORTH Q; 20 Train viii make close com
necton NJ Newark with Mall Train Belair ON O. o. r.
Shelby Junction Al is. 10 oneinnati Express for
Slsgeland Buaslo and New and at MonroeFile with
100 Pm rrarS will connect Newark with Express nom
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction With
A. S ssb.
Express for Toledo and cleep sandnsky with tic
stssrasr BAY city for Detroit and chieasS:
sandasky, Aug. 7, 1855. sepi5Eti )
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sal Houses assisted by educated gentle
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1 Education
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X President OF Farmers College.
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President OF Kenyon College.
e
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Mr. GRANGER has the kno-
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Room and confident that graduates from
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| g a. P- STONE. Whole ale and Reta Merchant.
J. j. JANNEf, secy Board OF Control, State Bank OF o.
II PAIthi. liook Keeper At D. T. Woodbury.
ID. ONERDlER, Book Keeper Clinton Bank.
u. Il MILLS, See'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
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"a, IN. za,a.r, irasies.

II ME richest ortIleilt in Ngheeiina.- r
u 1tits - tsYfliat-N Noti' Dusters fsls +
Mosquito Pans;
Fancy Pnngenfs and Match Eafes:, n fIEs. 10 i
ffs Porte Monnaics
Z sf Conils-all s94
India Rubber Goods. Ill -
Win complete assortment Druggists Pancy Article.
.. for sale pyi T. II. IoGANfdz CO., 'I77f n : :
tnsss sz bridge Cor. Drn1ginia. (
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RARE CHANGE FOR BARGAINSll1 &
SAVINGS BANK STORE

proprietor Of the Savings Bank store Of tfay
ket and Monroe sts., Wheeling, Va, wishing 10 ehsnee
!s and being his bus
te present year, offers his entire stock OF Iosts
shoes iias, Caps &c ~ wholesale, fefi and
% sel at retail or otherwise disposed on
hays Just received dpe of Summer Hats
ana gent shoes and Gaiters, aud would
say 70 AL those disposed patfore me- ny Goods nj 81 be
sold aad VIII By sold Regardless or pfoit. p W
Come one and alyon shall value for Your p,ane.
i have many Goods--I win sell IL cost -