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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-16
FOB CHRIxTMAs PRESF1TS.

fOh CHRISTMAS PkESENJS.
EMB DERIES-EMBRO TDERIES.
lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTION, A
y large lot Of EMBROIDERIES comprising
general assortment, consisting Of the following,
viz
800 Cambria Bands, from IS cents to s2.SO
600 Swiss do do SIX do $50
so Emb'd Linen Cambria Hdtfs, superb quality
1900 Cambria Collars, some very pretty at 50 cts
500 Swiss do from IS cents to as so
The above lot of goods are well worthy the at
tention Of the ladies, who respectfully invited
TO call and examine them
X. w. CARTER,
Corner Louisiana avenue aud 7th street,
dec l6-eo1w INTEL and 527 9TH street.
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TAXES.- NOTICE TO DELIN
M QUENT TAX PAYERS

COLLECTORS OFFICE, November Il, 1856.
All Persons who have failed to pay their Taxes
due the Corporation Of Washington will please
take notice that the advertisement for the sale Of
property liable for the same will be made about
the LIST Of January, 1857.
tits hoped that an early attention will be paid to
this subject by all concerned as neglect to do so
will add heavy expenses to the amount Of the
taxes now due. JOHN M. McCALLA,
nov 22-dt31Dec Collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-16

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, County Of
u Washinston.-I hereby certify that a.
Brought before me, the subscriber, one Of the
justices Of the peace in and for the said county,
this 10Th day Of December, 1855, a stray TITS
passing upon his enclosures, a Bay horse about
IL years old; thirteen h.nds high shod ali
round switch tall; PAGES and trots under I'D
die.
Given under my hand:
JOHN 3 hOLLINGSHEAD, Up.
The owner Of the above described Horse il 70.
quested to prove property, pay charges. and take
him away. ]. B. BROOKS,
Col Brooks Fam, GlelwcOd Cemetery
dec 16-3tt Road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-16

2FhIR THE LADIES OF ST. MA
~ ry's Church, 5th street, will hold Fair
or Festival at Coombs's Sa'oon, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th ard 10th streets, commend =
ing on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant The
proceeds are to be applied to liquidate the eIpen-
Ses for the stone steps In front OF said Church,
and the new bui ding for tie parish school Nu-
mercus and useful articles OF fancy, some very
suitable for Christmas gifts or Ornaments in pri
vite rooms, will be there for sale, and refresh
ments Of all kinds at reasonable prices Doors
Tor a few days only Esputa's Band will perform
the music. Admittance l2x cents. dec 9 stu
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Boarding,

Mrs c. r. REYNOLDS HAVING CON-
1sl pleted her arrangements for opening Arst
class Boarding House desires all who may be In
search Of superior accommodations in every re-
spect, 10 call and examine for themselves, where
they will find attentive and ohliging servants at
their command. s. 4. corner Pa. avenue and ~
street. dec l0-t1stJen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-16

NOW DIsCHARGIN6 A CARGO OF CUM.
IN BERLAND COAL Of a superior quality, for
Crates, Stoves, Steam and smiths Iurposes
Also, White Red and Gray Ash COAL; Hick-
ory. Oak and Pine WOOD. All Of the above will
be OFF sred on as reasonable terms as can be had
In this market.
streets, No 5as, one square south Of Pa. avenue
dec I6-1 G. M KEYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-16

TUESDAY, (TO.MORROW) 10TH IN.
Il slant. the subscriber will open a few very Gle
CANT Velvet Cloaks, 6uipure and Crochet trimmed
Those In need OF q handsome Wrapping ma,
now a nd at the Cloak and shawl Emporium o.
the subscriber, something ricb and elegant
FkANK A MCGEE.
dec Is 81 PA Pa. av, bet 18th and 18th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-16

A CARD TO MEMBERS OF CON-
n GRESS, CITIZENS, AND STRANG-
ERS MRS. SPALDING, corner Of and 9th
streets, has several desirobe Rooms which she
offers with Board. Table boarders also accom-
dated. dec 16-3tH
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

MINNESOTA H IsroaIcAL SocIErY.-On this
Friday evening, January Is, in place of lee
ture, there will be general business and con-
versational meeting Of the Society, at the First
Presbytefsa Church, commencing At o'clock.
An opportunity is thus presented for MEM
bers and others 10 make donations and deposi.
tons for the Library and Museum; and also
for the admission Of new members. A gene.
ri attendance Of the ladies and gentlemen Of
B. Paul, is desired. sY ~
The lecture on Friday evening next, win be
delivered by Hon. II. H. sibley.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

HISS DoDeED AS the Shinplaster Organ
(the Free Press. has lodged the issue between
us on the currency question, viz:-that the Le-
gislature of Minnesota has no power to pass a
Bill to suppress Unauthorized bills as money ESQ
said the FREQ Press, we claiming the affirma.
tive) we see no reason why we should follow
him through ten acre lot in order that he can
hide himself in one corner from the gaze of the
public. You are on the wrong side, neighbor,
and the best thing you can do, is to break away
from the Influences that bind You, and be what
you pretend to be. We know that money is
potent. but spurn it-reluse the bribe--in q
word be a man
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

LIAR AND ScouNDREL- THE editor Of
the Free Press says that he did not mean Mr..
Parker in his allusion to banker who, he re-
marks, after having failed, sought to buy up
his paper at fifty cents 90 dollar, but he meant
the person who penned the article to which he
replied. In that case he must mean u.s. But
tell US, Mr.. godfather, how is that 7-ye wrote
the article, sce are no banker; zoe never failed
then how could you allude to US in the man.
ner you haves The fact is, you meant Mr..
Parker; he was the person you sought to SIAN
der, and he has met you and ssigmatized a you
deserve..." liar apd q scoundrel"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

Hos. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ON question ysstsldays - - Hhsre. ,ar. Do =
pavesgns Ma Of fhaains aha fnsl yets suaaT
taken on The adoption Of ne msjerity q =.
the Conmiade appointedsta consider ahseapasa ps
Of thu Governors Message relating 10 6lase-m04
ny, that gentleman writes m asaollows:--.,s-,.i
MY friend Mcleod MAS badly ipjxedabo6t Il
that lime, and the Teporseame 10 me that hs ,a4
was dead !-and until this report came te,ane;i j,
! had invariably voted dpohsexsry quession!ysdr
Nv Our object in calling attention TO the abe,
'sencs Of Mr.. De Layergne, wastolef his cod-srsd
stituents know the reasons for that Absence ~
and where he stood onthe record sl He ssaielltA
forward course hitherto, had met with ous, ar-y-a
probation. and we could not divine his motives Fx
for lodging the main vote. His excuse is en-
tirely satisfactory, the more 30, from fhsIfalxt.
that he adds in his notsahs following ezpsnsE %
ltion:-- <aysz atE I gs,i.,,ss.(f u 40
g Although ram a Fro Soiler-opposed to-.
the extension Of Slavery ii, every form .-andaas
believe il the duty Of Congress 10 prohibit the 's
introduction Of it into Territories by law r.. .
see nothing in that [thei majority report that
would cause neIto vote against it. / bna ,4..sda
ID II believe the doctrines Of popular Sovef.se{
eighty" to be correct at the same time we uei&2
must in all the States and Territories have . 80
fundamental law. and this law / hold should :,
prohibit the introduction Of Slavery into the ;;
Territories q fsto1o3t 9agsl q 99isrgmo3 5dJ
d Coed for MI. De Lavergne.. The only ares--x re-
greet is, that he should unfortunately have iden.
titled himself with a party that ignores prinei--
pie, and unblushingly seeks to plumber the :,
public treasury. In another campaign we feel
sure he will plant himself where, the dictates
of his conscience tell him to go--on the, broad 1,
Platform of Republicanism, and once there. he
would do glorious work for Freedom and Hu-
mainly. Come out, Mr.. De Lavergne, from
your darkness break the party ties that bind Y
you, and let the impulses Of your better nature
guide you in your future political career. tsaaa
Mr.. De Lavergne, in concluding, very hap ID
PLY remarks: II never cteo tobacco nor drink
much rum, and | shall dodge no question" :E3as1
Good again-frst-rate! That suits US amaz-
ingly. and it only tends to convince US more
fully that your present political position is an
unnatural one, and one. which like Bancho's !,
ghost will haunt you until the admonitions of
the inward monitor are needed. a,ae,t, 5; ee4qs
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

INsINUArIoNs.--The Free Press alias the Shin
plaster organ, iusinuates that our currency arti-
cles are either dictated or written BY Banker
We believe We arc capable Of conducting our
own paper, without the aid Of Bankers or even
Governors. Our articles are dictated BY what We
conceive to be sense Of right and duty We owe
the people, and are not revised or intsrlined BY
either nabobs or government officials.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

AHA BILLS have been introduced into the
Council and House, by Messrs. Flandrau and
De La Vergne, prohibiting Slavery in this
Territory -! This is the most ridiculous school,
boy operation we ever heard of. 1t is Sec
ond edition Of Kansas Squatter Sovereignty!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

b6 We are obliged 70 omit the Legisla.
tive proceedings to make room for the Speeches
delivered At the Capitol on Monday evening
last
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

CoMMUNIeArIoNs.-A number of commu.
nications on hand, shall receive attention as
soon as we can dispose Of Legislative matters
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

e@ We regret tolearn that Secretary Ros-
ser is confined to his room by sickness. He
was improving yesterday.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

H@ The report Of the Committee on the
contested seat Of ]. D. Ludden, Of the Coun'
Gil, comes up to-day.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

In TowN.-hon David Olmsted was in
town yesterday, looking quite well. The re-
port that he had gone to Havana, was set afloat
by the newspapers. . 60
Capt. Sam. Whiting, editor Of the Winona
Republican, is also in town. In addition we
noticed H. D. Huff. w. A. Jones, L. D. Smith,
w. X. Drew and H. ]. Hilbert, with David
Olmsted, corporasors of the Transit Railroad
Company, chartered to run from Winona to
ST. Peters. They are in the city for the pur.
pose Of accepting the charter.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26
ST. PAUL Markets.

- CONNECTED BY CHAMBERLAIN, EDDY CO.. ess..e
t.-5 ~ III .4ss---t ~. DAILY TIMES OFYIcE,}
January IS. 1856.
WEIGHTS OF GRAIN.-The following established
weights grains this Territory: Wheat, 60 rs bu;
Clover Seed 60 rs bu Rye, Sc Ms p bu; Indian Corn IS
d bu; Oates - bs bu; Barley, 4sn bu; Buekvheat,
~ % p bu. .assg 81 FL. -sskEE aa1 Il -
LIVE STOCK. - DRIED rRuiT. 49,
Beef ON foot. ...io@i2ksHA Appes....$2 2s@2 bu
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

LErrE.-Our friend Rolette has introduced, or
has given notice to introduce into the Council,
memorial asking Congress to make Hole.in.
the-Day, the Indian Chief Of the Chippewas,
a citizen Of the United States. Were we in
the Council we would offer an amendment to the
memorial that all the colored people in this Ter.
ritory, be admitted to vote. Why should Hole.
in-the. Day be admitted to the rights of citi.
zen, and William and Joseph Taylor, and a
host of other intelligent, respectable colored
men Of this city, disfranchiseds Tell us that,
Mr.. Rolette! Whys Could they not vote as
intelligently as Mr.. Hole.in-the-Daya Why
admit one and disfranchise the other! ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26
SAERlFF SALE.

y. - SaEkttk SALE
d. under the
the District Court in and for the Conn Of Rsmey and
TERRITORY OF Minnesota, judement rendered and docket
cd in said Court 18th Jsnusy 1855.
whe-sin John webstr and Jams Aotr Plaintiffs and
H. 4. Parser, d. L. Fuller. Howard Ward and l. p George
defndants OF said piain6 and against said
fendsnts three hundred twenfysix
and thrtynve t33e 36 fhsve levied upon
land In the South Eass Of Ncvs Of the South west
Quarter Of Section One. ia Township wen
tyhree west in the County Of Ramsey and Territory Of Mn
oeoota.
Nodes hereby Owen Inst Win se the ss desibea real
property the highest bidder for cash. - public suction at The
Court House In the city Of 81. Paul. Monday the 10th
dsy Of March, 1885, 10 O'CLOCK safisfy the
AID sxscuon, toGeh with the interest ard costs thereon
Dated Jan -, 1855. 4. ". TULL1Ss 6bert6.
WM. SDnIoo HALL, Pln's. Atty. ja1l-w6w
MONEY To LOAN g sa9ss &;
TNQUIRE 1t the winslow House. ~
dEzD-1 %sa%ft a4-rAF ENNIS 3tYLA0Is
CO-RARTNER&HJP.
1sHk underlined have formed copartnershp, under
j Arm Of Yousees Crswfocd. - 49,
q. 20, JsnasEy sth, 1864. wN. G. YoxsECA,
Jz91-H 's-s7-s- WI. CRAWFORD
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26
HOUSE.

The House met at 10 A. NJ.
Prayer BY the Rev. E. D. Neill.
The Journal Of yesterday was read and cor
rected.
Several petitions and notices Of bills were intro
duced also several bills.
Mr.. Burdick introduced . resolutions providing
for committee to be appointed to examine into
the causes Of the ffacas which occurred ct the
Capitol last evening-adopted.
Mr.. MOBILES introduced resolution instrueting
The SWgsaas-stsrms 70 furnish ths nsnbesp
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

ity report:
Resolved, That the principles Of the Kansas
Nebraska act, giving tho people Of these Terrific
ries the right to make their own laws and form
their own domestic institutions, in their own way,
and the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, to
secure this right, was eminentfy just and Demo
cratic and in accordance with the long cherished
principle of the National Democracy, of "non.
Intervention" on the subject of Slavery.
of the United States, as enunciated in his late
Annual Message, on the subject of Slavery, and
agitation of the subject, meets eur cordial APP
prevail.
Resolved, That the sentiments uttered by Gov
ernor German in his late Annual Message to this
Legislature, on the subject of the Kansas-Ncbras.
ka act, and the repeal of the Missouri Compro.
mise, meets with our cordial approval.
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EASTERN zlDKER4 YsEBEENTS..
PHTI4DFLPHZA4

PHILADELRHIA
Curtain 'VVsat oIase, =
IN eAs''agt 3 80 &c Sac ao"se
IMPORTER ASD. DEAIFt X ttRr MSS NJ xFRRIAiis,
5i' AND T uRN1FplsE EoyBRINGs, Z
which he - aaElses prices, IL.
~ tLlAHHQEESA E5ElARQ laE14Gf. srss1..f = -
Inc stock comprising, In part the following.
Enbruidered Lace CirtRinsf 63At ClFueesS
do Muslin do Do Pins; - ssasiaf4- ns5-I
Dsapery, LAoes AIuslilss do Bands,s a5at a 81
French RTuea8es al widths Canopy Arches and Rings
and COLOR; -;t Cords, Tasselei (fnrSi ~ :.
Satin de Liines. ti{H FTinEes, Curtain Drops, &c,
D1maskB;i so s..t st5E - - f.,+.a .s5 ~ ~
large ltori Of EIR686zR 8kUSH1S all eolozs and
Qualities liandl5s Egss2s Fa.fa.I f5+-T
PAINTED FE8D0HtlSHlIDKS aRd R0LLANsDSqf
an eolors for Shedding - go essa u $. sfz-sis
N b Persons ordering Curtains, win give the measure Of
the hetghth and width Of the entire frame of the window.
mlrlI--Lyd&N 49, 49, -. ss.ts...--
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az Address Dr.. ) bEt.i.f, Y IyS5,,S sgS To-
B-r Trc,S,,. y ,ohion Place, NtsT York of,v
aud Dumb. Price 81 - 4- Al sN'l'eht Of the Deat
n MoSnsy lstters must he registered ty the Ps,,.
Letters are at our riSlDle5se a.r
tpHst Egecss FoIe for ,ss "a
inc New Postage Law requiring prepayps5t S H.
New York, July *, 1885 ~ .' msi-Sna
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TMTEEITGEIICRR


Bo0Ks AND JoB o FIG e.
ne 1ndsryned take occasion tasir llend.
and ne Pablie mai y ia he eaes
the Daily InteEe have Sob Once 4te
up f5f thse4eeHtion Of an kinds Of
PLAINANDORNAN EEFtT.AL, PERMITTING
9er ni-isEsis being nosEYhoE, and embracing The u:
e Job Tyre aud their large and YEA 1eleeted
stoek e Te, 0sFi5 Int being PuEehased At ne Low
- c1sf te Job once feinE distinct depaTtnenFd
earefGly md seIeniIg they can glarenee -
tAeiT CnStsers sntiFs satisfaction, as regards ths4
NeaEhshs. a eenrncy -nndEamPtaeas
With uaieh their snfk YIN Be s5ae, = -. = 49,.
Lhey are Prepa1oa "a EE1eute - p - - = - -
Ctr s44.i PaodRllLuE1, ~ ~
CfEcuLal1, rEUSfHlss
L1BEias-s-e-15s .lE CpNCE1TsB Bills
HIlnai BALE flcgErl,
BILfacTtnlza,T 5TIEBDoAT rms,
BaEr.GIlnlEll ApcTIoE BIS, i
OEuEs1 Bo1ll5- fsce- 81 QRAY T1eEETsI
N0Frt .tfs FAEiGHf Books,
DEEu1s.s15s5lj RGlLRoAD BL.AIiEe,
RncusT1, Horn REg1EERs,l d..
PadEElF. BUul0Eg, .r-s-
EHfEElseqs Z El1C7oE TIGHTS, =
And eyc CHER description Of Letter Press Printing. Also
~ ki1de % work h .flss1
CDLORS AND BRONzES.
TN eraefs from dsstanee promptly attended 70.
s-r-4s BEATTY & co.
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RECOMMENDATIONS 8YY PHYSICIANS.

DR. ROSES TREATISE ON CONSUMPTION.
!. =f.--sa PRICE OLE DOLLAR. ~
Address JOHNSON .STERAR T' ROSE,
% 3S1 Broadway, New York,
EThenew postage Law requires prepayment of letters
y correspondence being extensive, applicants
niles enclose postage. Money letters must be regis
Tered By the PoEmAeteTssuch letters only viii be my
risk I'd =E.7 fe2;6fn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-12

ITDODtN.
TUsT resolved at W. D. NOTE BROS great variety Of
~ Dress Goods, such as; - tii
Fancy Dress Silks7=latcat styles -
MORE Antique silks-Iess than the usual price5S
Plain Black "a -cheap;-.-5t.,sr ~ a=t's 'ss.i
Printed, Plain, Plaid and Striped BeraSes;
Flounced Dressrs-a choice variety;
~ Twisted Silks and Tissnes-yeFy pretty; ~
-aa PlnIn Rll-WOnl DcIaineR-aiI shades 'a'9f r.
Printed and Plain ChaTles-handsnme and cheap;
French, Scotch and American LAwns-beautifu;
~ English and French Chintzes-good assortment; y
satin Striped and Plain PopinS;
Plaid and Striped pucalias-sneW, article
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-12

a. ~, Nc practitioners OF medicine IN
Mr. oIS having had occasion tolsitIles ~ S'E
asI ~, sq Huiton In diseases the Ear AMI r. &
tls aIl PERSONAL Jealousy and prejudice ~,
icH.s ~ them in treating ssafss
ks15 n lIUt tle unparalleled success t.5;rS i
Is veil worthy the attention Of oar 80 az
lne United States Their Srs, ~
eate esrs chren and c ss Sle
and ais mn era i9 the practice Of
esor 10 a IN diseases Of seldom F
enthsasticmIly ,isy As ;Sta aprs and oeulists and
commend ss 70 such as require their I M re-
GEO StCfR{yEy NJ n a TSlhxASEDR X. MoTT ri D.,
&c. DRLPAN, NJ D., III tsSn mtSstoN,M. D., - az
Z. v. VAN RuRES NJ n R ErsU u: tRASSis, u; d.
9eao York, August 1872 ''S92'AE4es' N
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medical 70 perfect themselves in TIL. branch a,
~ az mud an Opportunity Of JOINING III 10 81
Place ceape, ear l9Ss[y q Dy Daey sBtan Uaoa
10 O'Clock during Medical College farms rom
n, hs Dollars, Consultation Zee Ten n,,,,,
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Walk IN, GElFTLE4HEN! F55,t'
TAKE pleasure IN informing my friends and patrons and
II the citizens Of Wheeling ggnsrniy, that have just
ceyed Spring and Summer Stock OF Cloths, Cassmeres
and Vestings together with full assortment of Gents Fur
tnshing Goods. r. sF'iAS I! ttlt
been selected with from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets Tho styles very
neat and as 70 quality they second TO Being OF the
very best makes, which 10 make toor
style and hest manner.
"A good at guaranteed in all cases sale by aHt
~ JIG j. II. STALLMyN, Merchant Tall JsrsaN
app .Y-sfl1st.-1 l,s4s .g4 : No. 9 Washington Hail..
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Gold and silver Watches u
FINE assortment Of Railway Time keIlNIs, and a etl
er kinds Of atcheS, and Silrrr Hunting Aag
ic and casess for sale very low end cTsr
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RH5iiG aag RUlSSI.4HbbE'Lt3iS t.E!T
TOR strengthening the baeIHsed sls9 as r.
favorite article IN the EAST, and highly =
f's For sale Z II LOGAN I CO S;,.,,.,5
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VINO praetises the new, painless ana st9isi
~ oef The subject wSsIsS,.
SUCH TAR and impartial trtai Pstiss,s ASKS ttSa an
Jew Of their case, can hate reTrS: Ss.lg
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sYEAAF. MARBLE WORKS;

Z STEFAN MARBLE WORkS,E
GO MARKET ST., WHEELlS G, VA.
TINE subscriber having extensive arrangements in
the East for supply NaTbe and contemplating the
Steam works. he would invite the attention OF
Architects Builders and the public in general to his stock
consisting Of Italian Egyptian, SIENNA american and other
Marbles the finest qualities, which be sold lower than
any other establishment In the west.
Dealers will find Il 10 their adYantageto examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Ills work ene in the most elaborate stye he would
the attention purchasers inspect his stock Of
uary aud work. 8onurients Cgnoaphs Tonlhs
oatQnes, and Grave yard work in
rIety! being enabled superior facilities to supply this
considerable lower prices than other establish
ment In the country. -g
Please give . can and examine nv work.
r.. DfICHAELJ. ROHAN,
u .i Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
e7-Also CaIcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts Models Marietta Grind Stones warranted
the lowest trade prices 7f5 lyd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-12

~ = Lunch at the Veranda. ,,,
an and after Monday. next, We will have
" O'Clock. All The deiieaeIes Of the season WI spisf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-12
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VNTE respectfully Invite our Citizens country
W. Hho rspleniShipR their stock Of China,
Glais, and Fancy Goods 10 examine our stock
going purchasing eiseWhefe u embraces
some entire new and desirabte patterns Of this
SPRING IMPORTATION.
We e0untrF grehanN 70 give US Eastern prees
with II trApgportRtIon.
TsGoods for packed With great and
= IaK. DUNHAM 81 CO.,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-12

faI assortnentoi mateFsIs sp5
( SPRING FASHION FOR EATS.
THE subscriber has on hand manufacturing large
assortment Of Hats latrst aud most approved
styles which be surpassed for Eness beauty and
endurance. .-LZtsg O. ~.
AlarEe assormentpf BlSS, BFOwn caret and Pearl coll
ored SON Hats every grade; together with large Assort
nt of mems YOUTHS chidFens Caps, Wholesale and
Retail which the attention Of patrons and the public
Is especially invited. e ~
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