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CINCINNATI MARKET.

JAN. 2l.-Flour, receipts light, $500 is
asked for good brands. Provisions, mess
pork Is. Bulk sides z, green do 81; shoul-
ders &c. Hogs So. Groceries unchanged.
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trAll communications and advertisements must
be handed in before 10 O'Clock Wednesday, or be
delay edanother week.
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"A New Arithmetic.

Shade OF ADAMS and DABoLL, awake
from YOUR long rest ..and receive ito you.'
cold embrace your rival in figures, the late
Governor WIbLTAM MEoTLL! What a pro.
dizzy in figures is our late EGovernor, who
has discovered that in twenty years the in
terest exceeds the principal! And what q
discovery, too, that a borrower of money
loses every ceat of interest he pays, See
how the Governor figures it out He says:
Assuming a partial renewal of the
loan Of January, 1857, tor $4,000 900
The State FOR u loan of twenty years
receives / premium of Is per ct.,or 900 900
Receipts at Treisury $4,000, 900
But q: the end Of twenty years this debt
is to be paid, and the disbursements have
been az follows:
Principal So 1000 900
Interest for twenty years 2,4Oo, 900
. Paid out 4A,4ec 900
Deduct amount received 1900 .Oso
Loss to the State $2,lOO,OO0
We suppose the Governor had shis Feye
on the foolish servant. who, when he re-
ceived his talent, went and .."digged in"the
earth and hid his lords money!" or perhaps
he has got his notions from some Dutch
heighbor in Fairfield" who knows no place
for putting his money save an old stocking
where it may lie useless. The Governor
should take lessons in book keeping which
will teach him after putting the interest
on the debt side, to place the earnings o..
the money so borrowed, Oh the credit side
We have no doubt, that should man bor-
row $2,O0o,O00 and bury it for twenty ye ars
he would be out of pocket the interest On
that sum; and more than that. would prove
himself great ass into the bargain.
This arithmetical flourish of Governor
MEDILL, was never equalled but once, and
that BY the fellow, who, being assured the
purchase of a stove would save him half
his wood, figured it out, that if one stove
would save half his wood, two stoves would
save all his wood. aid therefore he bonoht
q couple Perhaps Gov. MHDrLh uses such
logic as the chap did to prove that eyery
cow has three tails: Thus-No COW has
two tails; one COW has one tail more than
no COW; hence every COW has three tails!
--Cleue. Herald.
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GrThe Baltimore Republican of the
l4th inst. relates the following shocking
Circumstance:
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MARRIAGES.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. M. Bishop,
Mr. Presley Curtis and Miss. Harriet H. Ro-
mans, all Of Belmont Co.
On the 18th inst, at the Norton
House, by the Rev. John MofTat, Mr..
VIM. p. Huffman and Miss. Sarah Ann
Humphrey.
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Sl,074, ,306 %
LIABILITIES
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not due s160s2 IL

Uhsetted Claims Tor Losses and not due. Sli60s2 q
The alma Insurance Company presents its patrons
the very satisfactory condition, Of arg III
all our investments being placed the num mar.
ket value a. HE present time OF sone depression in
the standard Of same. They are either prime dividend
paying stocks, or good. and clean
Welding moderate interests and income The standard
basis ON which the Assets have been valued, being
Geld at Interest. Besides this solidty, the Company
calls atteni ION to the strength and security il derives
from its combiped system of Agencies, through its
agents having the means OF presenting united pha.
lsnx OF sTPsrienesd URderrritsrs, which has worked
for Thirty years, The happesl results To stock
holders and claimants for osses-4nd abies IL to en-
ter the year 1856 with greater prestige for future use
ialness than has yet been reached by any really Nd
tic nal Insurance CorpbTation.
An business attended toiwitb despatch and fidelity
Jan. 2f 1856 ID ID. 4. CoWEN, Agent.
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ATTACHMENT.

against ! of Somerset Townsliu
David Stanton Defendant Belmont Caunty Ohio
Oh the 4th day OF January d., ST. said Justice is
sued an order OF aiiaehme eni in the above action for
the sum of s l3f dollars.
Some: on, Ian. TO- 1855 81 I'D JOHN gibbons
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Ready.Made Ctotbins.
CASH FOR OATS & CORN.

TNHE highes, market price, In cash, vii.
Il be given for oats and at J. Thompson's
Grocery. Corir Man Marietta street, st. CIsisvi!s
November -.
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WM. CLARK.
And for sale BY

Aid for sale by
II. ALEXANDER, St. Clairsville
A. e. MARTIN, St. Cuirsville.
Jas. Baker. Wheeling
VIM. Dunbar. Unontown
Ge, e Bethel, Flushing;
Il. S. Clark, Morristown.
ii H. Moot, gainesville.
M. p. Miles &Son Somerton
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere,
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Sl,074,3J6 "a

100 " Ohio Life Ins. Trust co stk Cin'ti 9toT 10
l5 " Mech. Traders Blk Stock Jer. City $500 90
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

seme or the most scientific surgeons ROT, teiy SOLELY
on the use OF This wonderful Ointment when bsyng 70
cope with the worst casts Ofsores wounds ulcers
ahar swellings. and tumors. Professor Holloway has
by command OF the Allied Governments dispatched to
the hospitals of the East large shipments OF this Oin
ment, to be used under the direction the Medical s.6
IN the worse cases Of wounds IL will cure any ulcer
esndusr swelling, stiffness or contraction OF the JOINTS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24
Piles and Fistulas,

These and other distressing conpla can he ectu.
ally cured II the Ointment he well rubbed In over the
parts Affected and by otherwise following the printed
directions around efehpot.
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Both The Ointment and Pin, should B. used i,
the fotlouino rnSeS.

me Jououtny cases:
Bunions Lumbago Sore Legs. swelled G. Iands
Burns Mercui ial T.. Sure Breasts stiff Joipts
Chapped Hands ruptions Sore Heads Ulcers
Shlbalns Piles fore Throats Vene'esl Sores
fnluIes rheumatism Sores OF all kinds Wound, OF
Gout fsit Rhenm Sprains ali lind,
Skin DISEASES Scslds.
~ Sold at the Msnufactories Of Professor
~ Maiden Lane, New York, and 2II Strand. London,
and by all the respectable Druggists and dealers
cines throughout the United States, and the civilized
world IN hoIes, al 25 cents. ga Cents and 81 each
IT TThere is aconsdera able saving by taxing the lar
ger sizes.
D. Directions for the guidance Of patients in every
order are aft aed 10 each boI.
The daily union., 1856-01-29
NAVY DspAnrmsEr,
Bureau VI Construction, he.,
January ", 1885


PROPOSITIONS will be received by this bureau, 2th
February, for The following articles Tor The Und States
81 mississippi 10 be delivered Al The yard, New yotki
Two vertical tubular boilers made the best charcoal
bloom boiler plates tube sheets hall ineh bottoms
s G -#a## s..#
All The external parts double ryeed and eauked both
sides where be got do be used IN
the legs, water boiloms steam chimney.
The sides Of shell sfened by which
the bfacss 10 lead.
The boilers will be about wsny and half 'front.' by
about eleven and doep twelve
iee high be furnished hand hole
Plates furnace ne aud dampeT doors ugs bearers aud r
securing boilers TO The chip aud TO bs tested when done at by
dIsuiie pressure o % Lbs square Inch.
Ths tubes TO be furnished by The and TO be the
contractors The being responsible for all tubes eonde
nee rom their defects and the contractor or all condemned from
bad workmanship, +. E....# r. 81 e....
The pound finished the weight Of the ubes
Aso tho pound for such iron be
Iuired boilers sand, sand Of
and for aud oerate for composition
ings, (of copper nnd tn) ....
The patterns o he furnished by the government
The whole subject 20 the
inspection and Of such the department
point .-
drawings boilers furnished bidders application
the department
the boilers half completed the remainder when have bees
tested satisfactorily BY steam For castings when delivered and
approved
bidders will particular stating their prces and the me
when they propose complete deliver the work Bond and
will be for faithful performance OF the
work and ful6Inent of contract. +.
Jan l3-awiw
The daily union., 1856-01-29
United States Patent Once,

IN the petition Of Samuel Taylor OF Cambridge Massachnes
for granted TO him the 2s.
May 1879 in conuctng brushes dress
Ing waps for from the expiration OF said patent
which takes place The 2rh day of May Ie56- ..
II ordered said petsn heard Patent Office
Monday the i,h q" May ~ ocock and all
noihed show have, why said
petition ought To be granted #"
Persons opposing the required e in the Faten
Office their objections specially forth writing at least
days before the day o heaDg all testimony filed by either
used said hearing taken transmitted IN
codance with the rules Of the once, which viii be furnished
application.
The testimony 2d of May; depo
siton and other papers relied upon testimony be hed in
the Office before morning Of that days the argumen II
any, within days thereafter. &.
Ordered this be Published in the Union, Int
Evening Washington, ID. O. Argus, Baltimore
Phafeirha IA Journal Of Commerce. New York.
N. Post Boston, Massachusetts, three
weeks previous 2 Of May day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Pai.nts.>
sEditors of papers will please copy, aud rcnd
their bills the Patent Office, wh containing this notice
Jan H-law3w
The daily union., 1856-01-29
United States Patent Once,
Washington, January 3, 1855.

an petition Read, Alton, Illinois, praying for
the extension patent granted 18th March,
1884, fnr Ieapng machines years
from the expiration OF said PATENT which takes place on the lh
day Of March, 1856
Iii ordered said petition bs heard Patent oce
Monday, ID day O'Clock, and all
moulded TO and show they bave
why said peinon ought NOT TO be granted.
opposing required 10 the Patent
Office their objections. specially writing least
days before Of filed by either
used the said hearing be nken and transmitted IN
with Of the Office which furnished
plication. t ..t a..E. t.... ... .... ..
The testimony in the will be closed the 2s Of Feb
deposons, and other papers relied testimony,
must be filed in the Office before the morning Of that day. the
arguments, u any, within days thereafter. e x"
ordered this be published the Union, Iniei
gencsr Evening Washington, c.; Argus Baumore
Pennsylvaian Phadcipha Pa Journal of Commerce. New
York; and Enquirer, Cincinnati Ohio week for three
previous Sd next the day
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p sEdop Of the above papers will please copy and send
their bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
land --law3w #15 ..r... ... ..#.r..s
The daily union., 1856-01-29
No. 55ol
" swamp and Overlooked Lands"

DUBLiC NOTICE -Pursuan instructions Secretary
o the niero public notice s herrby Eyen that In order
bring close ths business undr the
September % 1880 entitled An enable of
mud other States, reclaim swamp their
aud nthe afford parties who portions
lands sflec ed under sd law dry asd o. r rvanu
opportnniy Introduce evidence 81 snds selected
APPROVAL whereof eeton made within
date hereof win be- cefithsd and patented the
such occuors contemplate by The above he made
under eab nd bed with ths and receiver Of the
land ofce for General Land Ohca
sny forms for afhda.ts the bnnds oficens
The following OIL land exempt objection
lst Lands entered wrh cash, ocated military honay
land scdp aer tho passage sspte
bcr $50 and prior he passge the % March s5
the relief of purchasers of
landau
I'd Lands already patented the
IL ali objection testnony
before receiver ofthe oce time
of said months appoint the
consent Of the Commissioner q the General Land onic~.
The lists Of overn1wed inspection
during the regular business hours of the Land
Given under hand, at the city n Washington this 9
December 1855. THOs. a, HENDHfCRs.
Commissioner u the General Lssd Once.
Jan io-lawsw
The daily union., 1856-01-29
Virginia Land Once.

'S'N'HH'HI IHNUfIF F0lU'
with code Of Virginia % isfa
L 10, % hereby make whom concern II
appears by csfcac of the scheator q the of Petersburg
1850 and received land oce
the oh day 1annl 1856 that by hd h
m Dscernbes 1885, follow ng In the city retershor
which Charles sezed, hays been found
this Commonwealth, 70 witf
ist One house resdsnos of said O'iRra
tninug hrck ayenp, commencing poin Market
running south feet 20 eti thence eastward
" "a fee With small and sajnnina ls by 90
ID lot parts, aptnnR The above Tot on The
SOUTH No. Z, 55A feet on Market street
bounded on The weat hy VI r. ~ being 100
deep feet front and MARKET street
being Market back l feet dssp,
the south lire from Market hack ~ feet deep.
3D. One house the side Of Donor alley ~ re
front, bounded morrill, the by Hsss
ot On the south by Narshis lot
fh One houss Market street. devised " sad
OHaa BY Mrs iuienne havirs brick dwelling No thereon
side front and and
street a ~ PARKER
Jan I3-laweg Re9,r Land ofce.
The daily union., 1856-01-29
United States Patent once,
lNaahsngsnn faunaYV u

IN the petition Of Zephaniah Boswoh of nsImer Ohio pray
" fr Of grated him the
April tsi for Improvement heating
for years from the expiration ~ said patent
place the 9Th day Of April, 1885,
ordered that the said be heard the
Monday the 9Th Of March melt, " O'Clock,
notified appear and show cause, they
have, why said petition ought not 70 be granted,
Persons opposing the required he In the Patent
Once ther oections speciay Orlh In writing
days before the day o heane all testimony ded by either
be tie sad hearing taken IN sccord
with the rules OF the Once, which win be furnished app
I cation.
Tue testimony IN the will be closed the ifh March
oslions aud other relied tsimony INIT be
flied IN the oce before the % that the
gnpcnts, " any, within days thereafter. ....
Ordered also that this be puhhedin the Union nte
and Evening star, Washington, ~ g. Agns Baltimore
bsenng Arrus Phelpha Pnnsyyaaia Journal of Commerce
New York and Enquirer Cincinnati, ohio, week for
three succes've weeks previous 9h ~ Nach next
day Of hearing. .....#... CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdors Of tie above papers please copy
bills the Patent odce, with containing this notice.
Jan A-lHw3w
The daily union., 1856-01-29
, nited state. Patent once,

Washingon Januafy 2, Ibob.
I'M petition of g. Bulick OF New York, praying
e1enson a patent granted him 23i ~ March,
Is42 preses Tor pressing hay" Se for
from the pion o said patent which takes
on he a3d March, A. d. 1856
II Is ordered petition Patent
Monday, 10th OF March ~ O'Clock, per
notbed appear show any they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
objections specially
days before the day % hearing all testimony hed BY esr party
used said hearing be taken transmitted
codanee with the OF The Office, which will be furnished
application.
The testimony In be s9h of Feb-
dspoinns, and papers
bu died in the oce before the morning
the uEunents, " any, within days thereafter.
hs notice published the Union, ln
geuce and Evening STAR, Washington u, O. Argus Balnsrs
Eveuing Aus, PhhSdspha Pennsylvania Journal of Commerce,
New York aud Pos Boston, FOR three
previou. lO of March nert the Day hsarrs
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
PsEdo ohe above papers will please copy, and
bills 10 the Patent odce with containing this notice.
Jan 4--ih~3w
The daily union., 1856-01-29
United states Paten, once,

0N The petition OF c. Arnold OF Norwalk Connecticut
the extension Of patent granted 10 him the 2 OF
April 1884, punching machines for
from the expiration
patent which place the 23d day OF April, sS
IL Is ordered that sad peton be heard al the Patent odce
Monday 7th Of April at IL O'Clock, aud all per
nhed appear and sisw apy they have why
PETITION ought BE- granted.
required he In the Patent
oes their ohectop specially forth writing, eaFi twenty
OF all testimony hed by either
be taken and transmitted in accord
with Of the ocr, which will be furnished app
cation.
The testimony win be closed the s7h OF March
relied testimony, be flied
Office before the morning OF that dayi the arguens II
any within days thereafter.
Ordered aso i6a, this notice published in the Union In
gencer Evening star, washngton D. C Argus Baltimore,
Evening Argus Philadelphia IA. Journal u Commerce,
New York and Daily POSI- Providence, week for
three weeks previous TO the 7th Of April NEXT the day
u hearing. ..
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
-Edtors % the above pap win please copy, and send
their bills Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
Jan lf-Iaw3w
The daily union., 1856-01-29
no oIS,a sUBseRIBERs.

The hsns q no peDon ssin &c s-isse ~ - spoD - ''
1hs psyInsll of flhs lub.crip Nsn be 1Aos ~ As'1'
ni.'.,-,L, ~ - q ,a,a q. money by letter. he PossaEa
" which ~li hs paid b Va, aud siinsA ''S = Fl
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY pAPga pueiiasd y ss''As us -
sions o Consess, and semi weekly dang the
Subscriptions period loss ,ssn year viii be Se
terms pIopoions 10 the above annual saes.
nf-PosTmAsTERs authorised 10 sct agents =,
by sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 encoedi
yux sEmi-WEEKLY subscribers. with ss encosed, will be
uued 10 a copy gratis. l s.#. e. asel @i# EH# =. +,
The daily union., 1856-01-29
aEORGE y. EOx,

Heic York Mefropoittan Taoring Estbtshmsni.
United Military and Navy Depot 55 broadway (oppoe
the metropolitan Hotel)
CIR Allow The pleasure paeisg before your
y offering best services tailor
oeetner the supply Of military
making unifrms for the military navy and marine
corps, according the pu In
suueons and oea drawings, 70 the latest resua received
from The state, Navy and War Departments in Washington
D. u Iyou should feel e,pased % aso' me with any de you
nns The ess, Easlh and French cloths, cashmere
gold treble gilt buttons, &c., all az lowest possible
cash. expense, employed hfu
gold embodeie SILK oetin, beaver chapeau, coth
cap, regments makers; English, French
American pautacops bs
lieve the military and naval officers
clothing outhting United
many ofiee attached the alefy,
roons Infantry ordnance engineers Sc personally
known Of The officers attached
namely, the North Carolina, Mississippi, Princeton Powhatan
Congress Germantown Independence Macedonia Futon Lerng
Fredona Constitution Jysne, Ree Perry Porpoise,
cudiHg gentlemen the heads OF the departments
bers OF both houses OF Congress- aso ministers ponp
secretaries and attaches of legations the English, French, and
other foreign military AM navy
subscribe yours, grateful obliged,
GEokGE r. FOX
We hear Is The intention Of Mr.. For city
days hence. Jan Is eoda
The daily union., 1856-01-29

Mtss RUSkLEy's ROoR-Tb. Testimony OF -r n.
~ esped Novice iom the sisterhood Of Joseph, Ents
hnr Nsyiand the Mother House Charity in e
United States by Josephine NJ nnnkley. Al.
vils sl. 's' y '''' -
fsr, peon'v, Gone ofbs elegant Of season.
cloth, ~ morocco EXTRA, slo.
host Of novelties for Christians at
DecH pooss,ors = ne,, On ,,,o.,
The daily union., 1856-01-29

ITO THE LAD Es-Mr Y. L. HARPER ~ Broomheld street
Bas,on has choce
elegant embroidered dresses, Paan style
which universally admired Newpnu
not then abe supply the demand he takes hs opportunity
nofm The ladies bat he opening fresh supply
which white, and appropriate for bridal
to head dresses charrs, capotrs, cellars Ac
which In embroidered black
~ wresths of straw flowers, leather fpwsrs, sc.
RThs h the oniy house in the United States whore
goods be ohtaned
Rosros, January s. 1886.
Jan s-hw2w
The daily union., 1856-01-29
I.tbra,y Fa,,,op..

TUE nndsrgned oasrs for sale ro moderate prices hne
collection Of almost At the standard Eurish and american
thorsln poetry md library copies hrey
Illustrated others in rich bndnrs The English
bee go fRANCK TAYLOR,
The daily union., 1856-01-29

NOTICE 10 hereby given that 4 Will apply to the
N COMMISSIONS Pensions acre
land bounty issued 70 undsr law
1850, numbered 540ea for
which has been which has
pledged, ~ located BY me, ot by my authority.
Ian l3-Iaw6s ... JOHN ROSS,
The daily union., 1856-01-29
Mrs. mo,yatt,s New uool

MIMIC Life Deore and Behind the aees
III taives by Anns Cora Ritche formerly Mowat rs
BaIlsds by Tbackeray. 10 cents
Just published. For sale TAYLOR A MaUPNsa
Z Dec ~ bookstore,
The daily union., 1856-01-29
NKrknAL AoENCY AVE- wAsnINaTnN.-rne ami

CErERAL AGENCY AT wAsHIsGTuN.-The sui
VI scber, formerly Richmond, Virginia. having
city, street, OF the reas
Department tenders his services Yovern
especially for revolutionary services byunier
and pensions under the recsn, acts ofCongfess
Having purchased David Dorngon
he perhaps only i'm
Revolutionary papers b.
Richmond He has copous papers
the other public Offices In the Capitol o Virginia. These
from other eIpeencs
ia claim ntrusted Win b,
shie show may ente,
unable do H.
Por claims under the ID March, vng
all who fourteen days hi,
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RlCnARDs,
..... sSrKRuorH.
Hon Henry A, Wise, ArconlRc, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, virginia
James e. Heath, late Commissionor Pensions Rchmond
yirgins. ~'
stafford ". Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John 4. rendcton YirrnIa.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, b. q
William !. Ward, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberake, esg. New York
March 1-dhcptys
The daily union., 1856-01-29
r,HE nUssfAN EnptItt n,

THE HUssfAN EnPInE-its resources. government,
Il and policy by !" isonker from Ametiea.
Merry Old England and History Julia Conner
Cotton is King. by American.
The Merchant Weasel, faor world
Man ~ war Lite
Renourd History of Nedcns translated Wy Curnens Co
meGs, " ID. rRANCK TAYLOR
The daily union., 1856-01-29

s"''a Ahrftr.u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Quarterly,
ine mr., day- OF Janaay Apil July October number,
" hehV 'hee hundred psses zach, hve dollars year.
ooht''' Of No. CLxx, Joy Jonpary, 1855. .N.
Article J. Lille Services, and Works Henry whea,on
p Bartpl's Pictures o Europe, ' ~
" >. statistics Of insantyin Massech,vc,,.
. 4. SYDNEY Smith.
+" =, The Romsh Hierarchy
" =. History OF the Jseohtn Club
g Z. Nsrpn's Memoirs.
2. The Pacific Railroad
I" y. American Poetry.
V 10, German Emigration 10 Anertc.
/" ~. Critical Notices.
me Norm Amerieal Review has hanrA ts I7Oh ans
n hsshg eeen puhised without inemou moys ,san e,,
years II " far the oldest American periodical deynsd ~
literature and science and its rpunu serp rsa si
sihed both 70 this country and IN Europe Irndv
he Used s'ss within i appropriate depamsn suppsd "a,
III 'Ips'e'"eNW fRANCk TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1856-01-29

IEDRGE w. NoRELr. Attorney and C.nnseitor at
as United States circuit commissioner,
for the Cour, of Claims, No, ~ Wall
Rsters ~ Hoo r. Neson. Uailrd
Hon w. Fish United States senators General > g. rosn, Corps
o fngiheer. United States NJ Blair,
Of osn' r. H. Gne and Major Arnold H,rds, washing
t"n clV' Oct I0-Wf&Sun3tn
The daily union., 1856-01-29
BRILLIANT SCHEMES,
TOR ,AsuARY, 1855.

Orders for and and certificates OF packages the
splondid will the prompt and
each drawing will be sent Immediately after II
| 10 all who from
Address T.. J. BUCkEY, Agent,
4 Wilmington, Delaware.
The daily union., 1856-01-29

Eete York Mefropoiitan Taioring Establishment.
United States Military Navy Depot 55 Broadway (oppo
the Metropolitan Hotei.)