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CAxELs-A San Antonio tTexasl correspondent of the
OF Louis negencer says that the cames landed In thai
Sute some months since now quartered at Baudars
pass about seyeny-6ve miles north OF San Antonio They
nave SO far stood the climate very we being in good or
der and healthy They have given ene satisfaction as "a
er capacity for transporting supplies Six cames have
cen known to carry impossible ro>d with wagons
much freight as two sx-mue wagons and teams over
good road.
vi the more recent arrivals brought by the Fulton from
smyrna another correspondent Of the Inegeneer says:
The camels which have just arrived from Smyrna for
me use OF the United States army in Texas are described
nrstrse animals of their class just after leaving Malta
ABOUT sixty miles from shore squsll struck the Sup
and caused the masis to bend and the ship 10 trembe
NJ over The hurricane subsidized in about half az hour TO
aeeent gale and, as the wind ahead she put back
once for Malta, where she safely arrived She did not
PS sheet of canvas rope carried away aud
tne foy-four cames which purchased in Smy rna
Mr. Heap received the slightest injury They are
@ specimens selected with care is enormous fe-
NV Bactrisn and weighs from 1900 to 1000 pounds
puring storm the camels strapped down on their
nes In which position they have had remain as long
seven days When released from their fastenings they
nentH e
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w No 2i5 street Nwit-diwi
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OFFICIAL.

TnsasuHY DErAsrmrsr,
March ~, 1851
Notice hereby boders q Uni
sa-s, pufchass
Jay ansse The % " shah be previously
Obtained pay adSos
ersun, together
one days additional onsy vendor
following gemian o said usocsst
For II iesa, pFenaum IT 10 pr cent
stock az ss7 snd Isss, pseum ~ per ana
Of 1859 somaony called Texas Indsmay s,or
premium Of per
csuaeaes Of dcpsn@sn aaasr Ihs 90
be assigned Uaissd sisfss party auy
10 receive thu proceeds.
Payment Coz the stocks sssened sad
by dras The Assistant Pha
depaa the option q parties ansy
which should BE- sfPrSsea ars sssamganyias
Gates. HOWElf. lORn.
Mar i3-dstIupetf Secretary ~ Ts.asary
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mo. bT3.l
Notice

In relation to the Removal Of the Land Office from Geneses
to East Saginap, in Michigan.
IN ACCORDANCE provisions OF the act Of Congress- en-
changes N the Iocaton OF ana oInr
ces approved March 1859 hereby d,cared and maae
known that sale OF public ands al Gnsssk
in the Michigan, win be removed to the town Oh EAST
SAeSAw in stafe early period aefteabe
Further precise me OF removal VII De ISSUED ny
the rcsser and receiver OF the GeBesee land ONCE -
Given under my hand Washington this l4 day OF
January, A. D.. 1857.
BY order of the Presidents ,,,,o, urSnptcus
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
ian l6-Iaw6w flint. and StarI
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Ilness Of ,Sena,or Hale.

BosroS, March l7--Senator Hale, Of New Hampshire,
and bis daughter quite sick He boarded at the National
Hotel la Washington.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

New Post ODfces-The following new post Offices have
been established for which the following gentlemen have
been appointed postmasters
Waterloo Gallie county, Ohio; William Null, post
master.
Powell, Delaware county, Ohio Joshua Pennell, post
master. Ea
postmaster.
Troy Donphan county Kansas Territory Nelson Rogers
postmaster.
DiscontinuedThe following post offices have been dis
continued: #"a"
Coles Ferry, Wilson county, Tennessee
Mantin, Cedar county, Iowa.
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Aw BOOKsAdason Contracts, edition, with
Ia lean volume.
and HsahS Reports Special Court Of Appeals OF Virginia
Volume 4.
Barnn on Creumsantial Evidence. volume, 1856
Ttda's PFactce, edition 2voiumes, 1886
wams Real Properly, seeond American ednun volume,
issT
opinlsss of Atefneys General. Volume y 1855.
Gee nleafs Ov~ruisd Cases. revised edition, 1885.
layton n sufrosaies. I volume, 1855
IRisr Reports from volume TO ss in
e'nsfva. asoianrs. 1851
nsisssss Law o. Evidence. avoIames, 1850.
Mar ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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OUR ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, TUESDAY EVENING"
! Q

ALEXANDRIA, (Tuesday EVENING"
March II, 1857.
The Alexandria Cotton Factory built and put in OPP
GRAFTON By company of Aexandrians, not much for
the direct profits of manufacturing for the benefit o.
the place. None OF the company practical manuac-
urers and the completion Of the factory they leased il
to Virgnian, who himself not practical man, but
was dependent for its operation northern foreman
and northern hands The consequence was that although
he kept good his reputation for honesty and bera
wards his employees and others, ne did not for
tune for bime and the expiration of his lease the
LIST of last August he did not feel disposed accept
newal of it. Consequently, the fires went down, the
chnery became silent the operatives dispersed to their
homes and the doors and gates of the establishment
closed sine die. few weeks ago Mr. Martin of Pha-
depha in response to proposition from the company
sent on practical man to make examination of the
factory with reference to purchase. His report being
uemey favorable to the establishment that it of
very superior order in all its appointments, &C. Mr.
Martin came on himself with view Of negotiating
purchase No bargain has yet been closed but
understand that the company have offered to either
gel! or rent the property without any profits the
investment In the establishment is sold
rented there talk of selling the machinery out of it
and converting the building to other / hope
that the company will take this without making
further and greater effort TO sell lease 1t would be
great pity indeed to sacrifice fine cotton factory in
such locality. And there men in the North that
would jump at just such bargain is offered If ii
brought before them. | would simply say to northern
manufacturers that the very best bargain be had in the
United States in the purchase lease of cotton factory
is probably now offered in Alexandria, Va.
The farmers in the country surrounding the city are
making active preparations for their spring work. Con-
siderable quantities Of grain and wood are daily arriving
here on boats from the coast below.
Some of your readers may not be that the Alex
andra and Washington railroad is not in operation
Stages carrying the railroad passengers conveyed
tween the two cities by the steamer George Page An
Tort being made by the railroad company for tn. repair
Of the Long Bridge which will probably result favoraby
to such consummation. yIRGINlUS (
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The C0mpagnic LyOnnaise, 81 Boulevard des
.t. Capucines, Paris.

Sp Lace Novelties different Textures, .arf-
eies, Printed MsIins, India and French Cashmeres.
1Is highly recommended France, and
establishment Europe, only
Importance Of its manufactures and extensive sars
Of having
The Compagoe Lyonnaise sell
and thus by bringing
enabled offer
greater advantages than any other establishment
Mar I7-dA
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United states Mail.
LOUISIANA.
Posr OFFoE DEPARTMENT.,
1ss February IL, 1857.
PROPOSALS conveying the mails Of the United saee from st
July 1885, the State OF LOUISIANA, will
be Office of this department until p m,
decided by 2oh OF April Following, On
ne route, and in the time hereinafter slated
No. 1920 From Moeanve Mansud Maksvile and Point Ma
gree exandra, La SO miles and back, three times
week
Leave Mercantile Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday at
E.
Arrive at Alexandria days by - ms
Leave Alexandra Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Is pm;
Arrive MorcanvEle next days by pm. t&u
certificate, also instructions
advertisement
the principal post ofces,
1884, of routes in Louis
sc. JAMES CAMPBELl,
Feb I9--Iaw4w Postmaster General.
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mo. 574,1
Notice

Notice
In relation 10 the Removal Of The Land Office from Benicd
TO San francisco, in California.
TN provisions the act OF Congress entitled
Gan act authorizing changes the location Of land oces
hereby declared and made known that
public lands BsEIcA, In the State
will be removed the city ofSAS FRANoco, az as
earl period a practicable.
Of removal will be issued by the
register and receiye Benicia land office.
Given under my hand city Washington, this 10th day Of
January, A. ID. 1857
By order the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Jan l7-IawBw tIntelaStarJ
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DRAwBRrpGEsThe terrible accident upon the Ca
madam Great Western railroad Is another fearful argument
against the Of drawbrdges for railroad trains which
should not be lost sight of by citizens the present
time Draws in bridges liable to be ef open, as was
the at Norwalk Connecticut few years since or as
in the present instance they may settle throw
passing train into the river.
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perbam,, Fourth Girt Enterprise.

SPRISG GOODs-E. OWEN son, military aud naval
y merchant Ialors, 22 Pennsylvania avenue make
their friends and that they have just opened their second
spring goods selection cohs
smsre vsns will be pleased have them call and
anime, Mar6-dlw
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PoRTRAITs or THE PRKsiDKgTs.-lt win be remembered
that President Tyler vetoed bill authorizing the purchase
of set of portraits Of the first Ave Presidents of the Uni
ted States painted from life by Gilbert Stuart which
passed both houses of Congress The portraits remained
temporarily in the Library of Congress awaiting more
favorable action the part Of government and when
the Library was burned only two OF them were rescued
These the portraits Of President Monroe and Madison
to be sold at public auction in New York. on the 2eth In.
stan and 1t is to be hoped that they will be secured by
public institution almost the only authentic rep
reservations of these great statesmen by artist dcnt
fed with them in reputation.
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IIlt. I.AW OF- NEWSPAPERS.

lsubScribersW Who do give expreBs notice con.
t!aTy are considered - whining to HubScp
ALI snbseEbeEs order the dSeontnuaRee Of their peril
H6Rrages paid
It SIbSerIers neglect refuse to take their periOdI
onl9 from The 20 which they directed they held
IeSPOnl6le t they have settled te bl and ordered them
@I subscribers TO other places WithoutInfO
Ing Pubshers and the papers the
ReeLi0n they are held responSible.
SThe Courts have decided that refusing periodI.
eGlH Ee the office, removing and leaving them ncaled
Of SprtARn (nciQ evidence Intentional fraud.
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Az and keep constantly on hand large st6cE
n o. me Celebrated HALLET, DAVIS & CO.'S PIH1GES
6ti,9 complete assortment Of DEL0DEoNS and sRI1
from tIe celebrated manulactores Of CGfhSrf
eHa ~ Hughes. Also SPLENDID Gothic or.
@ sSle for ohurehsP OF Lestur Rooms, with fSur StopS
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Sheppard and Morgan,
wnoLEsAI. 9. AEyl9. lE5sIsI.I..A. q q &

WHOLESALEsA AND RETAIGl !.
Saddle, Harm and Trunk Manufacturer
No. 1Sl, 3Lgin 81 66fHe1 If LI9ioii
m AVE- ti6S Oh hand alkTFe dnd Of
h AEtIelas Ia our lines tqi and ggD.
tIeHGn SadleS and HaFnea9 IFp EFlmS md
ldVood Truukl sad aIet atshell, ppPRF
EtoiE and eQl DOLLARS hlpsI HaElss
Saddles OF sveEy ltot tha LOWEST
rate 70 the best gtylGs u Sh hftOe.
and Unsurpassed for llRhtheSa
RIns dou6is 2aFdess Of tho best style sflet
Wagon ana Cart HRxlel9 Of And FpF4
A5l1EEp alSqEtlent u Carpet BaI 81 eyeEy
VaTiefF 81 material and patEeFn1
prGptTS adS no efs
tort ba spared "a sEneFit aoOpt tnpanrg a.
Tdfs lRgej eall1 JtSglt fsfaf af.etsss Z x
n2S1l 20 .slis 9 49, tA4hD 9 AA9
s3sss5 sss19 ssss !. 81 K =; : Snndrf6s s;ssa
EsSfA DOZEN Corn 1F60-nSye "a
ESSs let i9 d61la ElnS iiii A 9F1rg
- boEee RelEi etAI6ll; sEf5Fsys- frl-s t,f=
s s.lssi. > 80 tbhlit lleE llaekereai No. 8 tS5s
kEaf5s ssfi ba5l Lex ~ r5,3y =. .
6s bhii s1ft e3f sdEiTff - 49, ~
sqs 81 tl ri ExtEA flodF.
/ - 4ReeeiVfd Sd and Tor sale
~ ~ 49, y ~ ~
9aa 3 Ig t10fS 5SKIhIS ~
L Bone, RFaSs, steel. and nISlsi
lsk9 81 :
4a43 gl7l1.E G2ElQIlS
Il FTNEf lhSFtst Sttos shz - or
I 1ssFSSs 8s,i,t q 8JSR SRkiIIlGi
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Piannes, Melodeons strahhink5 sna Aeeorsso,.
VII 2 satpess and dispatch. = - -
"a an goods warranted, at tLIs estabiIahmeat
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country Of the following goods. VIuIinS Va
Double Basses, Guitars, Bapjoes Tarbofines
RutcaS Resj FaReoetS, ciatlneftS
s ste Z! keep every article belonging 70 he
s-Brass Bands aupped viii instrtloeall az sbor.
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{ lSHlINE1T NTf1SI

am constantly receiving and keeij on
choice eoleetlon OF Sheet Music Also ~
Tor every kind q 1pstrulsn's now in use.
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! D &. SO
IRA NSP0 0RT A TION
OleVelandsG q ltttsburg aflrofl a.


Cleveland, q Ptttsburg Railroad.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT. y
tgGsl.s sa te,os.gls e leetig
" daily, (auadsy eSesptsdJ ss : san
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
piS5t;5nrgh at 2;ee n, and'at Wheeling II 8;l6
24S P TEaiu, stops only Hudson Ravenna,
1jis1ss, ssSREs: se.ipsgilis Nsll5ris, and
$40 z q Aee9umo odation Train for Rayehna l1l Tcay
IEAYe PIT4sBuacn.
SifyslIna e $50 g z n ana wheeling ass
EiS.s.s.S ESS sslsa.y sga 81; Sssss:3ss 9
ss4sssz ~ = !,
e:16 N Nan Train, Ct way stations arrives at
e'ssSSEEa Z, a sEd :. .d, Glsysg 4soP n
sE5sySs e &, PITTSBURGH At ss4t ii, and cTsysand
Accommodation Train leaves RaYenna at s:Ps H.
q I9ge n a. a asonS and arrives a
~ Az EEslqs stop q Euclid Street Station, i =
a TnsrnrnWas EIFRneh.
Ssy ~ y 9pysFiat sO5,
sssnE Ls9EsS ',il DayaE st ;4s arrival TRAIN
Arrives At Dover At 400 aud New Pbis leiphIS
change Of Cars between Cleveland and Pittsburgh
and Wheeling snd Pittsburgh. - tlfsl
COnnectfons.
The Trains connect at Pittsburgh with u PennsyIvanIs
!talroHd for HarrtsbuERh philadelphia, RHfmofe New
stslSenyls with ths stegbenyls and Indiana Railroad
loe CAE CoShocton Newark, Columbus and Cincinnati
at Wheeing with die BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad for
fredsTlcllburgs Washington City and BHIL.
more Also with Stcamers for Marietta, and
points on the Ohio River. ~ -
Cleveland With the lake Shore and ClsYrland Tols
90 haFoads for Buialo, NiaERTn Falls sCanada aud New
oEE; ChSSgO BuFlln Rock bland Davenport
West. ~ = y @ ~ ~ " - - tsS4 -t ~
Tickets can be purchased at the O1es ON the Line;
Meeting Roads. q I. n = = SVt
" Fare as low Us By any other Route.
sup'ts Office O.. 4 r. Railroad, y. 4DJRANDG euTtt
Cleveland, March q, 1851. 4 Z mll9
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nc CoRTEsPoNDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising or other d.
Il propTtetOrB.
Ls.es concerning the editorial department OF the paper
should he addressed to the EdOrs jointly either
Of them.
Correspondents writing for publication, please
only one side Of the paper.
An observance Of the above rules will greatly ohlge
and secure prompt attention 70 correspondents than
Aey might otherwise receive.
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They ist confident that they can o.r iudueepSst, "a
SeSS sas4 sty1s exeClltd BY house in the WeSt q Ia
ne Vnlted HtateS. No trouble "a HhOVS -
cars, IIotcls and Boats for Gust op1erS H
/. ~ AWayb on hand, Prime 1--we CiteSe Fe.tbers
]
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No. lls Main3street, Wheeiing, Va,

@, 1ls MainS Sstreet, Wheeling, va.
aog speni9E one Of the finest ndIargrtt asSortments
Eoo1s IN that has bten brought to this
which WIZ bs sold Wholesale sndl.saiI ii priceS 81
low - any house West Of the Atlantic cities,
among MS goods may be found Gold and Silver
rom some OF Tie most Celebrated English and Suisse Manu-
Also, the real u. II. D. American Patent
Qloeks In great variety, including few
hns quality suitable f0f BANKS, Railroad
stattonst Qh1ceG and Watch ;AlakerS,7 !
u sttts Otherwise, Of Coral NosaJe
H9la, ssons Lava and al Gold jeWeIry. Also an
OF Selt Solder and plated JeWelFy,Vefy cheap
tnSS RSsSst cutieTy RSaor Scissors, silver Napkin
CArd Cases, Gold Pens, &c. &c. Every article ia
taM s warranted TO good a
co. 9T me money returned "A can respectfully Sollcte
inI4o bInin donff from RnF8I rovIOrfS
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Powder! PoWderIz
NJ REILLY has eonstsntly IN uiag6Et1eS q zoos ,n,i
bit5tihRa sO @ ess spSEsIng Gh
ne quantity OF single paeaEe. can be hsd o
viii do we'll 70 eall.i - 4 5.s59s -
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Q. ~ BROW .NI.

MATCHES, JeVVeIFy silver IN a 75IG1e5 TV6Fe.
s.lla EoloClls, q o. = o.. .ll..- 5-..-I 7
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DEFect ImoOr161fe

VrTp h,,. ,hjs tt e "a ~
Nv EnGye Sn9 day received, If6l the
~ lss IN Bsii9aI, our Fan Importation Of Ifish IsnO
9Isy 44teta and Linen Ca1hrtc Handkerchief. .TheSS
~ p9Te Linen We NguIa invite pr.
etv 70 eau and ea1i1t I1il
q less price, than be purehlSed "a DE
.spla. HEleRELLf& & kNlsARfN5Etl.,
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NUMBEK 24a
CITY BUSINESS.
G0LDEN BBE HIVE STORE.

: 9-I'lE11RIkALtN. o1I-s0 -WIIIlfILlIEENfS-
FALLz AND ls.[YT1ER TRADE.
SToNE q THOMAS take FieaSure ii faas
- they are nov In receipt 81 their ul stock OF Fa ad
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MIS- / II us
RT a NOS

DEALER III
aud d4VnHteIyE O. GOdH,5 80 : :
NO. 1876 MAIN STR EGIEr ~
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~ gs5ti -lblEYilClIY 13LllYlJE. AZ
PgRF Holland Greens on DOth Transparent and Paper
~ tlnds Of every deseFlPtlonslpr sgls cheap bv
mY!B tzfs3ss JOE iCfHAVESl
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iA'be 4SynrhhPHB AGOSe and Fire GnHaFRIiG1
= ,;, Com l1nlay Of A.ynetlSuPiSs Var
AAPITAL $IOJ,0g0 VIII take eisks ana protnptly adiuS
si.aaaf isnss pay laass.' .wA I. tElsY.
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w GLOVER SEED n teasi,gf. 5ss - z4
pd - issap TIMOTHY GEED. fl; =
4 5s- BUTTERs
- ~, Il. Easg, g.
SEQ 10. 1eo Adrtet 6l,,igS
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NE andeFagne WIN applications for ISf Pecles
10 me United States Lie Insurance Annuity & Trust
Company Of Philadelphia,
EattnInted value Of Rnpuuf $50 Q64 %
Wheeling, Jan 81, 1851 [janss 4sennt. i
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s.5sa 5,ls5sl Manufac ctory.
THANKFUL, for The liberal patronlg heretofore
bestowed upon him, tho shhserbeF would respect
fnyInfoTin his Friends, and the public generally,
that he continues 70 nanpfactuTe ths above naHied
articles In al their variety Al Of which he has NJ
very low prices.
ne also eepS on hand Cooking SsoVes Of the
ed patfeFn5, for coal and wood.
Work leontdnqe y EeeeNe his poEttenlaF ~.
tenuE and be executed With pr0mptness aud ~ that
win please the most tastdi saf,Gi8
aga ssli8 ltt 40. 81 AaiIl4 gtreftE
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Horse tioVeFg taOESe CoVeFSI
IA tt&e Of al a1ui u fgs
"a SHEPPARD & MORWNk.
HfeNls lSl Main street. GSFfai ~ GIlitsiS.
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WA. Telll EneauaPuleUG No, 34.-SEe6ts -
above the seeoa3 and oErtA Tuesday evenings OF each
month, Gums DlcE,,As. c. P; 81 Sssoer scribe.
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I lRlED BEEF Plain and oan7aSsed Hams and s6ouids7
~ THOBuRN 3 HADDRN
lnlH14i 4isiLIe aI l. testss ~ AIalnRts
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PAltLUK AlAIGIIEsS,
N elegant match, 6it neat and cheap, for sale By
14 mylS z. ~. IiilIAN 4 90.
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WLSIEING CARDS aloaTnlng YIsitin Cards, Ishitsand
MQurinE EnveIpptG aud eVery variety Of Rne 81
tIonerN, az lniY1pl q. 2 IEIIG(IN q CfhbSlI
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Ehcy AaEe lad IN their stock with view to q eo1sF cSn
bS aud pledge the Public that e0 upon thtlr PEEt
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OPENED rms pay, a PISs sTocK. OF
i, 81 81 htskeI t,' inF's 1,Inho Fortea,
~ 70 and 64f oetaycs. These instTulneptS. ~
were the hghest gold
fand and PAror grand Pianos; and ior theIr
Eanos the highest and hrst prize silver Medal
eEe 9elg no gold medals Glass OF TnstFts
We have now facilities Afforded, that viii enable
sen these Ipstreuts at pricss that cotnpsrs With
me most common Makers We respectfully Invite ne
Poglic 20 eau and examine ne stock, Ut the old Music
z -Elanol NJ I .nIt
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lRt9Ee 1tdLefLts Hpn5 nit0lt6 Ist-
~ terms hurang Dotllrs fiuIn Nipples, AGeF.
iean; Nipple shields and Shells, FeF sale by
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| I06 AlJKE N(lYl3L3IY Y IlIl4L FLOUR:
uST received for salr hbu Of l. Dhaley Co.'S
q BEST d OF Novelty Al FIdur;fIOa GbEs q WhIe4S
Extra Family made from choice v hiIe What.
nS9 DOANR 4 COTTGlII.
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INSURANCE SO ~
iTHEFIRE ANDAIARINEEINSUR COM
sst PANY OF WHEELING.
lRcdcponntsd 1881. ~ 5
Ak9 risks at the lowest rates on Dnidinaa Of ali ds
steamboatg and and admit ali
dangers attending the transportation or CaodS a. Ti,Ie
seas lake., canals and railroads. ifss - y - =
DIRECTORS.
Y. UIanglei g. Brady, RobIk Morrison
Samf Neel, ri, WIN. Fleming. 4 & 81 " SSiIi
DRn'lLAmh, - Robt PaiterEon sgsT,i 01t
..f.ss - RoBT. CRANGLE, Pfes't, i
n w. HAkDtaG, Eeey.t 2seli ~ 515ii
win be promptly attended
70 BY the PFetldent and Secretary.
wheeling, Jan. HSs 1888. aEa
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tsrnaa Protestaai Union Ram Main street, tetveel
Monroe and Quincy; services 1O36 morning.
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HIs Company Is fully 6rglnized and prepared %
issue Policies at the liberal rates on PIRE III.
AndE r WoodBS VIM MeCoY, Jas. n I3aJteT
f1l w, shrtYeFt ThOuiaa Sweeney John List,
Jas O Achesen. I, 9. Deiaplaln john 8. iEopkins.
Il, u. L. y. pEL4PLA1N. PresIdent.
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FOR the Information Of strangers visiting the city, We pub.
lh the following LIST Of the different Churches, their
time and place of meeting II there any stakes,We
viii make tie necessary correction with pleasure;
81 AGtthet0's, EfSeodsta, Corner Monroe and Byron
streets, E. T. PEaKxS Rector morning services 1e5
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3 .sss sSs 8 z ss
saesE - g 1ssase is7s--se $50 lslsis
Avery neat ard superior article Of4ss sis&:tEz4
BANK CREEKS on aliths city Banks
O5RDSSSE BIO OK S,
,.HlssAFless oEEpSf ~ OF Esis II C tie,
EqS qetS9ss asia
q s.Hfst, sls 70 e1tlsEsS Q1Pt
.tl.lls AND l,cY PRlllT lTllle !!
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