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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-05

w,Trn wonxs.-we have frequently en-
d.avorcd to impress upon our citizens the I'M
rortance of making Ous water works produce
u.ore revenue to the city, and We hope the pre-
>eut Council will aid in accomplishing so desira-
be an emil Our taxes arc heavy, even though
We should not have railroad tax this year and the
water works ought to he made to pay expenses,
interest, and revenue also. This is the lightest
tax we hear, and one which will best bear in
cease. 1t should be closely and promptly col
lectetl, els. much is lost from transient consul
mers.
Could not the water tax be made acharge up
on the property? If so, the landlord would col
lect it as rent, and the city be saved from much
loss. As it is, transient tenants, say from month
to month pay no water rent, as it is assessed by
tie year, while others have to pay the full years
nat If something could be done to remedy
isc,e things it would be well, as all admit that
tle water works ought to pay. The heavy ex-
pense of these works, this spring, renders this a
uat;erof Importance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-05

T,y,noy-Me are often asked if the Coun-
,a siil Law railroad tax this year. We really
d no. know, but.we presume they will not, If
/, e.n be possibly avoided. No one desires to
ny and no one desires to be taxed. The late
Dividend on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
.ad the prospect of its continuance, viii, we
think. Justify the Council in laying no tax to
INST that interest, and VIC know of no other
r,ilro,l tax in which we are to provide for inte-
r.,t Taking all together, VIC tiiak the pros
p.et god for Low rates of city taxation this
ys,r. We arc sure our city readers will be
pya.el should our prediction be verified by the
result. Fifty cents on the hundred dollars of
raj es,at, would revive sweet slumbering
lasmJgies"
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COTTON ~ E'ITCH'S
Series of School Biographies.
PUBLISHED BY J. IL. COTTON { COMPANY

No. liz, WILLIAM STREET, NEw YORE. ~
INTRODUCTORY GEOGRAPIlr.-Adapted to the capacI-
ty Of the young beginner. taken to avoid
everything which should be the
pupil The maps only the principal eIlneated
ami hence be easily studied The lessons COpOusly
Illustrated with appropriate rngraTinEs
Modern School Geography. Designed for that large
class of pupils schools learn the more i'm
portant facts Of Geography but have consult the
elaborate reatses In s book pains bees
aEen by cop!ous exercises, make the pupil thoroughly
acquainted With the maps, and familiar localities Il
also contains, in CONDENSED FORM all given IN The
American School Geography and complete fc0ri7t
tstE
American School Geography elaborate work, design
ed for pupils who wish 10 become familiar detsS
OF Geography. The ull and reliable, according
in the finest style OF the arts the lessons suitably ustr
an advanced work upon Geography.
Characteristics UFTHE 3IGTSTe maps OF the entire
ez are drawn upon uniform system of seat, that,
comparing them, the relative size OF the different
and States viii lie seen at glance, This cannot be done
with in Should you tho
trial you will an the map Of the Eastern States upon
scales New York. etc. another HrEinia, different
smaller Stil Georgia, Florida, etc, another;
throughout the bool-nO two maps being upon exactly
same scale. .sltgT
Outlines physical Geography. Treating Of the natural
divisions OF the carth surface, its geological structure
Winds tides currents, storms, volcanoes earthquakes
adapted to the school room.
Teachers contemplating change geographic are
invited to with the publishers feb9l-dSW
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FROM WASHINGTON.

MAY 3.-The President sent message into
Congress yesterday enclosing the correspondence
of the Postmaster General with tile Panama
r. II. Co., relative to the compensation Tor car
rying the mails, the latter claiming Il greater
rate than has been hitherto allowed, The De-
partmcnt Offered 10 cts. per pound, but the
Company.insist on %, which would make for
the year ending in March last, nearly St3S, 0G0
The Postmaster General says he NUT unwilling
" yield to this unjust demand rather than risk
the consequences which might follow the cze'
cution of the Co.'S threat of throwing down the
contract for carrying the mails. The Post en-
dorSes the PostmaSter's recommendation, that
he had better be authorized to contract with
the Co. for the conveyance of the mails across
the Isthmus at price not exceeding $4,000
per annum, and also for Sem-monthlv convey
ance of mails from New York and New Orleans
to San Francisco, via Nicaragua, alternately at
regular intervals, with the present line via Pa
mama.
The total number of land warrants issued uu
der the law of March, 1850, is about 127 thou
sand, requiring 10 million acres. The number
of claims is o45. 700. Upwards Of II thousand
warrants, for 100000 acres, We're issued in
April.
A communication from the State Department
to the House. in-repIy to n resolution, says That
the Georgiana and Susan land eases, with others
for indemnity irUm Spain, are still subjects of
negotiation.
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ATilry. ErM-We are glad to learn that Mcssrs.
llnc..e;t & Dufi.!d have been induced to pro-
ling the season of their performances at the
At.ya,eum. They have given general sa;isfac-
10, in their selection of plays and style of ac-
ting, aad have done much to purify the stage
Of ,he grossness heretofore so Objectionable to
people Of refined feelings, and have elevated our
A,ataeum to place of fashionable amusement,
vhsTe all the prophecies of life are strictly OBJ
ssryel For this they deserve and have the
TANKS Of orr play-going citizens. And the
F-o9l, in their employment are also deserving
Il eselii, for their efforts to amuse, and for their
ob-eryancc of the rules laid down for the gov
eSnnent Of the Company
Tonight is offered Shakspearc's play of the
Merchant Of Venice. We believe it has never
bsa performed in this city, or at least, not for
many years. The east is strong one, and VIC
haze confidence that the play will be gone
through with to the credit of all taking part in
II, and 10 the satisfaction of the audience.
Miss DOW Is becoming Eavorite. She is a
good songstress She has a good voice, well cul-
ti'ated, aud considerable personal beauty. We
do not know tia, this latter makes her sing any
batter, hut We do know that it does no injury to
the eye-sisht, and that "a thing of beauty is a
JOY forever
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E,sr Wnrr1Iyo DGIDcE--'This bridge IS very
m1c., out of repair. and has been for some time
mast The flooring is broken in many places 50
hat horses feet can easily pass through. In
J.,J the entire flooring is thin and dangerous,
I'D nothing short of a new floor will answer
n ,ood oak boards, two or THEE inches thick,
Won. web secured as flooring, the bridge would
h. passablc, permanently. As tits it has been
,,,shed and re-patched, until it will bear it no
i,n.,.r. We wonder that accidents have not oc-
cured before this, either to persons or property.
W. hope that any contemplated repairs may be
b..,eaed. as delay may occasion serious injury,
h,siles involving the city in claim for dam
ases
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CITY COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MEETING.
SATURDAY xraur's PROCEEDINGS.

'-AatED-Al Sii6IiT ) PROCEEDINGS.
Couacii attained quorum at 8! O'Clock
Present. his Honor, Mayor Caldwell, and
Nessrs Dewey, Fitzhugh, Forbes, Garden, Hub
bard, Jacob, KnOte, Taylor, Tanner, Wheeler,
Wait and Wiison-i2.
The minutes of the last meeting not being in
Readiness, the Council proceeded to the considc-
ration Of applications for license, and other pc
tiiions.
On motion the rules as to applications for Ii
een'e, were suspended for the evening.
The following applications for license for cof-
fe houses of the first class were severally acted
sPon as follows: F. Giu5cr, granted; Louis
FraaEheirn. granted; Adam Weisgarber, grant
Cd; Henry Spear & Co., granted; j. L. Har-
sfe'yes, granted; j. Henry Foster, granted; y.
Rolf granted.
The following applications for license for cot-
k houses of the I'd class were sevcrally acted
ulon as follows:
Gus. Rust, granted; Geo. Beck. granted; Jas.
Sasekey, rejected; Louis .Reddy, granted; Hen
y Michael, granted; John Menu, granted; C.
Schumacher, granted; usual rates)
Tie following petitions for license for ordina-
ms were severally acted upon as follows.
JAG. KaIlenberger, granted; II. Becker, grant
ed; W Barrett, granted; l. Ebeling, granted;
'no Somerville, rejected; Fidel Mayer, grant
= Sabastian We Z, granted; wm ElinSler,Ic-
NetSi Hermann Renner, rejected; Geo busch,
I'seiS Jnn RsanAr- -raiAate5.l lsass MeFlSle,
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MEDICAL.
-- III SHoulp TRY IT!...
D r. j.. no ST EFT Err, S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100. 600 Eo,,.s. Sold in ono car.

NToTHINGIn the nNrEet-nothng In the medical market
IN past fifty years. has cquGe, NOS
article he produced equal To this
GREAT tASTL=DYSPEPTIC
Dr.. HostetteEs preparation Is old recipe
experimental result OF Amateur ESH
clans verbal Investigation. 1t Is the result Of profound
study of the scientific cNSGttst OF
the present century.
DE- Hostetler submits his nvaluNbC Dcrs 10 any ehen-
cal tests, what still better personal trial upon your
constitution. The true properties Of these tsrS will
will be made manifest III au almost HcrCd
bly, shert space of time upon the system.
Are yoL Dyspepc? Thea take ihcse celebrated stomach
BItters.
nHiousR Try bottle Of these Glttsrs, and be
relieved at
free Of these Rltters.
lave You Fever and AgueY How many tonSlnds In the
West aud South have bG cared OF this constitution destroy
ing disease, by the use of these DlttcrS.
All should try tis great antidOte. We venture to affirm
that while oetters Filters used, case OF fever and
nZue cannot occur.
One GlnSSfn taken three times day before meals
Will be found great tonic AGENT which all will appreciate
Hlrn personally satisfied OF the fact they viii be by Civ
Ing the Filters trial.
There B,ters, represented TO be the same which
comparatively worthless. Our Mters are without
rival tlIelr medicinal qualities They put up In
square bottles, full with the directions
DR. j. HoStete4's Stomach BitteFs,H blown on the bot
tie. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
~ For sale b. all the principal Druggists Hotel Bars
Restaurants and Dealers gcu:Eal throughout the United
LAuGHLINs & pUsuFIElD an
T. II. LOGAN & CO..
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Tar monroe Journal" after france Of ma
=. months. comes to US again this week, under
h, editorial management of J. Martin. Esq,
'n5 looking all the better for its long sleep
T T, ,li,or takes a negative position; opposition
:, n. administration, and opposition to slavery;
and does not appear, unless from inference to
, a., the affirmative on any question. But we
rive the editor our a, and wish he may never
h. in want of bread and butter.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

MAY Cotton heavy, prices declined
with sales 1900 bales. Orleans middling 1 1;
Upland 1904.
Flour firm, sales of a,CGo hbls Whcatfrm,
sales of1u.OO0 bush. Corn improving, sales at
81 for western mixed Pork drooIing, sales
at Is, i7iiaI9 for. western mess. Bceftrm. Lard
firm. Whisky firm, sales of $50 bbls. Coffee
dull at j 1 5-s. Sugar dull, sales of Orleans at
7aS aIoIasscs firm. Bacon scarce and firm,
sales of casks at l03-A Butter lower.
Stocks higher. Cumberland Coal Co. % SIS.
n. Y. Cent? % 81. Reading so Ii. Virginia
SIS oE5-s. Missouri Is Sc.
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
iHOtsTGrs0 Cure erected ~ L1srH0EeS H0IuHd BIT.
terSThe wife of Peter De Wtte, living in IInlan Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from,
weakness Of the stomach and indigestion She had been
under pyscian's cure for time. but the disease
seemed to 6aIe his skill. Sle purchased
land Btters oice which have given her
mach, her appetite aud strength returning We ru-
Is believe that this s another ELECTED by your
medicine
Wehave still to record many wOnIS rfn effected by
this remedy hut must await another opportunity Ono
thing rely what have p1bishc,! from
persons much respected TO community, and literally
true. ]. QCINTCS,
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STATE CONXENTf0N.

SPRINGFIELD, H., May lst-The Democratic
State Convention to-day nominated VIM A.
Richardson, of Adams county, for Governor /;
K. j. Hamilton, of Cook county, for Lieutenant
Governor; W. II. Snyder, Of ST. Clair, for Sec'y
of State; John Moore, of MeClain, for Treas'l-
rer; and Saml r. Casey, of Frankiin county, for
Auditor.
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TO THlL- AEEI4ICI.D.
EXPECT he the SpTigR House until Tuesday next
10 give advice to those afflicted with Scrofula
letter cad Head Reumattsm and other dis
free Q charge, and to learn few Persons the wayto
make compounds and the ia which to give them
to the afflicted reasonable 1t half century
since there great value in vegetables
WonId say afflicted that SyTuIis have saved Taa-
able lives when all other remedies had failed T.e afflicted
can fully satisfied, .e best OF testimony, OF tbs ed
cheney Of 10Y treatment OF diseases.
De. I. WILSON.
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Ambrotypes g. Daguerreotypes
I3Y PARTRIDGE.

THE subscriber, Monroe street, is daily
producing Anbruypss. which are taking the place OF
Dnierre0typr For proof Of the dneuCSS OF tone amt
PerOr finish Of his petures he soies the examination Of
discerning public He would invite particular attention to his
STEREoSCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT AAIHROTTPESi
LOCEtts and Pins, made expressly for is new style
Of work
these pictures be taken In from one to five seconds
the difficulties hitherto preventing accurate LkrncsSes OF
saIi cLiren are almost entirely removed Groups Of per-
OF different aud complications ped with
difficulty. Pictures be coPiel by thi process so
they viii unchanged for all AmbFotPcs heng
Theoretically scaled between plates Of glass; are warrant
ed 10 fade.
Caution should be observed against pictures called Anhro
types which properly being single plate Of ElaS
drGaccd. tie facilities Of the unlerssn
constantly Increasing, he viii lie prepared to make
DaguerreO:ypss ut NIL prices.
old place until aIny 1st when he viii remove
establishment sle of Main St.
betUeen Union ScnrOe, which will be Of the best
arranged establishments the The entire length
rooms pains expense will be spared
for producing superior work. and ensur
ing the comfort of visitors.
frS A. c.. PARTRIDGE.
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TNFOUNDED.

WASHINGTON, May 3-TIle alleged well. found
ed rumor, published in the Washington Sentinel
of this morning, that Pres't Pierce will decline
the use of his name at the Presidential nominal
ting Convention, is entirely destitute of founda-
ton.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CtNcISSXTI, May 3-Elour quiet at So for
common brands Provisions, adyiccs from
New York have depressed the market. WINS
Ky I9i. Groceries unchanged.
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granted; p Huth. granted; j. Henry Kurtz, +.
granted; G. W. Eckhardt, granted; Jno Ainicl.
rejected; I. Mast, granted.
License for an auction room vas granted to,
Geo. E Wicsham
The petition Of j NJ. Buersncr, after short
discussion, was referred to the committee on Pc
titions and Remonstrances
Petition of Thos. II. Gibson-rejected.
Petition of Chas. Bullock. REID to committee
on Petitions and RESPONSIVENESS.
Bill of t Corral, paid
Petition of John yogler and others, for dis
elimination in beer taxes Laid upon the Ia
blc
A report was read, from the committee on
Streets and Alleys, with resolutions relative to
Zane street, the Zane street bridge, and High
street.
The matter of Zane street was referred to the
Street Commissioner, with directions to act inn
mediately.
The matter of theZane street bridge was made
the subject of considerable debate, after which
it was ordered that the Street Commissioner be
instructed to procure the new planking of the
bridge upon certain conditions
The recommendations relative TO High street
;;ere laid on the table.
The Clerk was, on notion directed to re-
quirc the Water Assessors to complete their re-
ports.
Council adjourned.
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r., liver was rising Saturday evening with
. NV tus 81, # water in the channel. A moderate
, y .i,s only, was doae on the wharf
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Tam tl,at the nleighbOrhood of Mt. Pleas
vi ohio % was visited on Friday last, with q
ST. V ...,u Which done considerable damage to
-,.t,tiou.
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RIYER AND WEATHER.

Cvc1vxATI, May 8.-Rivcr fallen inches.
Weather clear and pleasant.
PrrrsBuRaH, May S.-River ats feet inches.
Weather cloudy, cool and damp.
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SAILED.

NEw YoRx, May 8-Thc steamer Arags sail
cd at noon, for Havre, taking out about s75O,o
in specie.
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T HE
Adams Express Company's Lines
III cENIRALs ONO R4ilLROID.

THE attention Of slippers aud Merchants generally, is
i called the above SAT- and, speedy mole of forwarding
Goods Central OHIO Railroad.
Freight delivered 0ee btfo'c A. 9Ir VIII be for
Wnrcl dnG to al stations the above Road; also, to
III point, on The Cincinnati Wilmington Road through
Cincinnati.
Money yaIuaes, aud freight Of all kinds, forwarded with
dispatch, and satisfactory rates.
y. PIGMAN, Agent,
AIeLuTe House.
Asrl 2lst. lSlf= np22:in
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CRISTADO2o,S, HAIR DYE

CONTRAST the ttnts brought hair by Crlstndo-
" TOs matchless revitaizng Hair bye, those produ-
ced by application Of the burning utis ordinarily
Hair Dyes, at that tie color natuTah
unnatural In the other, End the simple
Cyistadorq is tS oSLT preparation which by It's exact che
incui combination operates natural
ples Made, sold and applied lin private roOual
CrisiMorOs, Aston House, broadway, n. i. Also
sake by M Principal Druggists and Pes throughout
;i.e country. ~
New York Agents, W. H.. CORY &. co. u
fc6lydaW WARD. CLOSE 4 co.
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ARRIYED

NEw YoRK, MAY 3d.ITlle Government stea-
mel. Corwin, from Key West, arrived this morn
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.u.sn,r was dark, cloudy, and disagree
~. and 50 cool as to render fires necessary
'lF~ -,s,r, We don't wont to see any more
NJ - DAYS anti next December
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STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
MIR John Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal, SRyE "WIlen commenced ukng
Boerhave's Holland Bers could hardly walk-noW en-
JOY excellent health"
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DRESS GOODS.
lust received at D. NOTE BROS, great variety Of
e Dress Goods, such
Fancy Dress Silks-atcst styles;
Moire antique Silks-Iess than the usual pTicesi
P talf hi Plain, Plaid ami Striped Berases
FIOunced Dresse$-n chOice variety;
Twisted Silks and TSsues-very pretty;
Plain ail-wool DeI.1nes-all shades;
Printed and Plain ChaIl!es-handsoule and cheap;
Frvncl:. Scotch and American LIwns-heautifnli
Ei=Ish and French Chntzes-s"od assortmenti
Satin Striped and Plain poplilis;
Plaid and Striped Dacaas-3n new article.
ALSO
full of materials for CairensDresses APPS
Bonnet Boxes.
90 poZ Bonnet Boxes Wholesale and retail at
~ FISIIEES
Book and Variety Store,
apIs lSS Main St
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A Case Of Eight Noatas' ssi'iag tnredby Boerdnrt's
Holland Biters-Niichse Kelly III Grant, SMITH
field street. says:-Last July. while running the river
cotton beat plying between SatchCz and New Orleans
taken with Fever and Aue. For eight long
suffered with this dreadful disease. The part Of this
tilue unable work spent nifty dollars
for different medicines bnt found permanent relief
Three weeks OF friends Insisted upon
ing .BnerIdre's Holland Bifi6s' saying that a cure
guaranteed. After trying it for only week.
state sound have been work
weeks, and have had return OF the cIIs
whatever.'
certify the above statement Ia true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
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n.vn McBnlEk is nov engaged in co.
M lin .;,v subscription accounts for us We
le''lps ,,rss sum due us on the last year, and
have ~, the money, We hope our friends will
- ~ up promptly.
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PS-Persons desiring any further information in refer
tn the above will be furnished with pamphlets free Of
postage, by sending note with address DR.. j. AIDE.
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$4,000

go ~ oCCS
Worth of Farms and Building
Lots
y the cold Region Of virginia. 30 be dv!ded amongst
0's'o 'H1'f I1Tf S Of 's SEPTEMBER. 1886
for the enst Of 5t the n Port Rogai fss Ieaeg SUBJ
scripons ONLY SiO EACIT-one half down, de-
Lot o. Farm in value from $40 to ss5COO These
Farms and Lots sold 50 cheap to induce se.lsnenss
which will compensate or the apparent low price now
M0RE AGNrs ARE WANTED to obtain Subscribers, to
whom liberal inducements will be given. For full
partisuaFs subseFiP'ions'asenS Sc; t1PPiy to
my1 Port Royal, Va
New Grocery.
b. Morrison WilliSus Co. on Market street, second
sSSi S Of F4S S5 ss Is; Article aa Of Se
quality carefully selected and purchased with cash; con.
sSting in part Of the following articles, viz:
RehRei Sugars, Loaf, Crushed aud P0WdeTe" SeT Or
Teas bsst GunpOEder, Hyson, Skin and Black Chulau
Golden syrup and New Orleans Melasses.
Nutmess Cloves, and all tl1e Spices generally used.
Bacon Bacon as a1 9S'I pea GG Fa% flour
which invites Of the citizens OF Wheel.
''s' A'4 o's'' s'A"Ds '''A ''''SA' HENRY $ REED.
MAY I, 1850 my2-2m
Tusr received I'll .upF5 III 4 fi1n.y consisting In
Rose Hail on, OK SiarrOp,
Jenny Lind POu,aie .-t Compound OK Marrow,
Lyons Kat!larUn, &c. Ee.,
RouSsel's Eau Lustrale TOnigne,
GTomatic Vinegar,
A. D. Nic a GAs'is BROS tSiSs ''' 'f'la''s
brush, variety and Toy store.
"F' TTimes Argus eoryl
7NREBLE EXTRACTS for the Handkerehief-as fol-
''.'' Ja.emtne, Ross, Ps,ehoaly,
Jockey Club, Upper Ten oranEe Flowers,
&C., &C., &,:,
OIeen Fnn LILY White, Rouge Powder,
Chalk Halls, Lip saIyes- &C. ,r,.,-.-
Baz!ns, Bar'eF, Honey Poneine, Rose Brown Windsor
Aad many other kinds too numerous 70 mention. At
.,.s Brush Variety G i1s E asiS s. street.
ITimcs and Argus eOpy.l
PORT WINE.
SMALL cask Of Gne Port Wine, the sIek-prouounc
N ed Hrst rate by good judges
arg ~ Tn. LOGAN co.
Mnssnch".etts 'iasIsereI.
k00 BBLS No Medium,
Nv g 81: 10 q For low d By
6Ii0 BEEF TONGUES, prime article, in store and
.lllO for sale by ovo W ,xnvpsox
Just REcEIYED-a large lot Of Ladies
80 white s ,Ra
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aP81 - 10. lS0 Aaln slEess.
WHITE SHIRTS.
HAVE Just reesys, this day. by Expse.' laEs It, Of
ton 3a a;l in. srALIMAN.
.rrs and e5tt Dee = and KID tsaaSSi Is, Just received
- as s. Rock ana ana Yssls.y store.
DsI Sins, ana @ arrive, for 9sls x
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