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EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY. Bremen and Hamburg,
the two principal seapors of Germany crowded with
emigants for the New World. In Bremen cheap eating
and lodging house. upon extensive scale has been
tablished for the accommodation of emgrants during
their sojourn there The diningroom will seat three
thousand persons at In the month of April 1856
6,597 persons left the port of Bremen, against 76 in
the month last year and since the st of January
lI,2I4 passengers have been forwarded in AZ vessels
against 1894 passengers in 63 vessels during the same
time last year From Hamburg 5,sss persons emigratcd
in the month of April of whom Az bound to New
York and ,795 to Quebec The number that left Ham
burg since the lst of January 3i4 against 75s du-
ring the same time last year
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RoBYsoN CRUsoE A CANAL CAPTAIN.-A somewhat novel
craft came down the canal Saturday afternoon and
tied UP at the dock 1t built boat about f-
teen feet long and three feet wide but the novelty
sisted in the peculiar motive power--t being towed by
dogs. The boat accompanied by but man q
cripple from nfancy-having of his limbs below
his knees He manages to hobble about slowly by walk
ing upon his knees upon which he something SINH
lar to shoes He is from Chicago and says he is going
New York for medical treatment.
His dogs of which he has six, large and powerful ami
mal trained to perfection, and understand and obey
his word of command well human being could
They tow his boat along at the rate of four miles
hour--he from the boat giving directions When they
boat they lay down close and let the tow line pass
over them, and thus take the inside. He has wagon
board for overland journeys His boat open one
by covering, supported posts, is converted
into saloon which he and his dogs, together with n
tame accoon for parlor didngroom and bed -room
all together terms Of equality and good will He car
ries four loaded pistols to protect his dogs from attack
After procuring stock of provisions for himself and
panons, he anchored his boat little way from the
Shore and attracted the attention and excited the
rosty of pasersby who crowded around to solve the
mystery. This happy family reminds orcbly of their
old friend Robinson Crusoe being pleasant voy
age down the Eric canal He pursued his travels carly
the next morning. --LocpoH Courier.
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The Ledger lately stated that housekccper should know
that the acid in rhubab gooscbcrrics and curmns may
be neutrazcd by putting third of teaspoonfu of soda
in the fruit without affecting the flavor All experience
the Pttsburg Post says fruit prepared in this way should
be very carefully thrown out of the window II is
fit for The table The immense quantities Of soda already
used In the culinary department of households is
serious deriment TO the health and sorry that any
Of this already too popular akal should have
been suggested
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. a. E. A. whitIock a. Co.

Ben. a. E. A. whitiock & Co.,
ID Beekndn Street, corner of Nassau, opposite The Aor
House,
PRoPBIEToRs on THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREaANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants from otard Dupuy Hnnesey, hnet CAS-
ion Co. highest reputation pro
OF the celebrated brande the and favor Of
cognac, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
Iiqueur des champs dor,
Superior vineyard, yieux Cognac.
ALSO
Exclusive importers OF The
Old Royal Hollands
Burgomaster Schnapps,
several sherry MADEIRA wines &c. &c
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE cRFsiANT.
&EAw. Co. are the exclusive Of this wine and
receipt regular packets and those
not have trial do under their that
superior deeacy Of flavor and quality
present imported
Bcnj. NJ. whitlock,
Edw'd A. WhlooR,
Fredk J. Havefstck, BEN, * r. A, WHifLOCK X co,
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26--ly+
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THE WASHINGTON UNION, 5,~s-1 -/657-Pa74S

Hnr no SCHOOL TEAcBERs secretary Of the board
Of guardians Of the public schools of Georgetown says
in communication published in the Evening Star and
which we publish merely item OF information
IL is enoinod matter of discipline, that the OK.
ercises of the schools shall be interrupted by talking
All other modes Of punishment having fled to
!, >naof the teachers prepared number of small
.n' oVi', -ond IAN inch and three-quarters
pieces OF aean pine "ssg r-@A-eighths the small
long py ohe-han The largest ana tais~ herewith,
est, wide, Three specimens of which are sent
than which none materially larger have been used
son d reistfsion OF the offence two Of the children
called 10 the ecleP desk and required TO hold
one of these pieces in the mouth fiat SIDE down until she
could make up her mind to stop talking and attend 70 her
duties Under these Instructions neither OF them retain
ed the instrument one minute The remedy was efectua
and complete, and the inventor of punishment so sim
pie apd yet eectua Is entitled to the thanks of all
who valve order OF appreciate its necessity in pub
lie school"
TIM COMET Where is iii Yesterday, according TO
the account in Baltimore paper it in that city
by magnatons eyes, and OF the gazes actually
it whsk its tail II is certainly great gift to have
optics
''To see what is not to be seen."
We do not believe that the reported advent Of the
comet has anything to do with the exorbitant prices of
marketables!
THE NAVAL Courts. Before courts Nos. /, 2, and 3
the cases of cx-Licut Abner Read, Lieut.. Gibson and
Capt Latimer still pending.
TIE LONG BRIpdE, We glad to learn from the fol-
lowing paragraph which take from the Alexandria
Gazette that the necessary repairing of the Long Bridge
has already been commenced with prospect of speedy
completion
On Wodnesdas the contractor for the necessary pile
driving Mr. Bradshaw, os Alexandria came on the
ground with his scam-pie driver. He rs to furnish the
piles and drive them for 81 900 =
saFMIsnING THE MONUMENT 1T cannot be true that
DR. Brandreth proposes to finish the Washington National
Monument for the know -nohngs, long ago, rooted it
IN
ON THE DEATH OF DIR: CHARLES =. FRA1LEY.
True husband and true father Add TO this
friend as true yet more than all Of these
Vert thou, my friend who to the bitter Ices
Drained thy sad cup of life. The sphere of bliss
That holds thee filter home will be
Than this halfhearted world for one like thee,
Whose sterling coin Of words was mnted out
From the pure metal Of thy dauntless soul,
And bore Truth image who didst fly the goal
That most men SEEK and put to utter rout
The swafming host that track the steps of those
Who follow duty's path Behold the close!
A grave bedewed with manly tears q ria,fid
Spotless and bright, the sum Of all true fame
r. S. G..
WAsHrNGToN June, 1851
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The First Exhibition
OF THE WASHINGTON HoRncuLTURAL SOC

VNTIL open for the admission of visitors on Tues
wv 10th Mr. Corcorans Building, H.,
14th at and will close Thursday
afternoon at 5,
The following schednls premiums win be awarded viz
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The BOnaparte Estate.

The BOnaparte Estate.
I public SALE on Wednesday, June "a, at IL
IA O'Clock Exchange New York
park and grounds Of Henry Beckett situated Borcnown New
Jersey formerly the property Joseph Bonaparc containing
four land very handsome
modern mansion about sixty feet square, with hreeory wing and
requisite buildings has lately been erected eligible
portion the park commanding splendid view of the Delaware
Tho house built in unusually substantial handsomely
finished throughout with all
town residence Its convenient position for travelling unsurpassed
being daily lines communication between New
York and Philadelphia and branches TO the and northern
parts Pennsylvania making peculiarly eligible for large public
institution.
The oue Is handsomely furnished throughout and tho whole Of
the personal property may be had If desired
Maps showing the location and extent with full particulars
had on application to
ALBERT III NICOIAY,
June 1t--eod6t Aucionecr, New York.
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
Philadelphia.

FHIIadcIphIa.
Capital 500, ,0O0-Chntcr perpetual
A LII the profits divided amongst the policy hold
IA Descriptive pamphlets blank forms OF appi
and information the subject OF mutual life
furnished application without charge, personally by mail
Agent for Washington JOHN RGGLES,
Northwest corner Of Penn. and 17th street.
June 9--2aw3wif amsI
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IHARLES LEVER.-The Fortunes of Glencorc.
~ BY author of the Daitons Co. Price so
TENT Holy land BY Wm Prime, author Of Boat
Life in Egypt, &c. 81 %
Just received and for sale by
June 13-3t Z. TAYLOR & MAuRY.
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Trust Sale i'm Virginia.
QY virtue Of deed of trust, executed to me on
ID the 18th December 1885, by H. s. Ialy and wife,
the benefit Of King aud Dawson will proceed the 18th day
1857 the of scosvc State OF Virginia. TO sell pub
lie auction house and lot nd known the
occupied by James Hay and which formerly owned by
George W. billiard The lot contains about four has
comfortable dwelling house.
Terms Cash enough dcfay the of sale and the costs
drawing and recording tho deed of will be required
the residue OF the purchase money credit Of and twelve
with interest from date will be given.
wM NJ. WADE,
June 0--dtsf Trustee.
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washington Branch Railroad.

Washington Branch Railroad.
Trains folioms
TNROM Washington at 6, a. ni connecting at Relay
I with the West and at Baltimore with those FOR Phii
dcphia and New York. o,t
$50 for Annapolis, Baltimore Philadelphia, and New
York. .-sls a. s .
Ats p M for Baltimore and Norfolk and at Relay with Fredcr
ick train
Express 1920 p m, Relay ior to West and Annapolis
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
sunday at Z, a. m. and 40, p
From baltimore for Washington.
A41 915, a. m, and at 3 and 5.15 p M.
On Sunday at Ais, IN, and 5l5, p.
t H. PARSONS, Agent.
June 10
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MANUFACTURING COMPANYS IMPIOVED sEWINU kLACHINEE
Famdas, Manufacturers, and Oilers
YTNIIESE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and increasing sale,
approval commeaion that they have
ceived popeors warmly recommending them They
sufficiently long to test them thoroughly and hayo
given entire satisfaction
Among undobed advantages that they possess over all Others
ire ~ 4. 4. y n . X
Ist Beauty simplicity consequent freedom
from arrangement and need Of repairs, 0F.s7f
ID. UnexamIdcd and rapility Of operation.
III. smoye B 5l
perfection their stitching ani their appca
bliy a variety Of purposes and materials
Principal Office No 343 Broadway New York and at their aqenc
in the principal cities Of the Union f a
26-lyA
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND


following numbers of the Maryland Consolidated
lottery for the benefit Of Squehanna canal &c.
June 10, 1857;
SO 25 SO / III Al 40 67 65 III AZ Ga
following Of the
Lottery tho benefit Of Carroll county,
June II, 1857:
55 27 60 Al 10 40 ~ SO 81 2 46 3s
The following Psarsco Institute lot
terry, class l3i, drawn June IL, 1857
6i "A 81 20 81 "a 63 SO 23 II IA
following numbers Of the Maryland
Lottery the benefit Pokomokc River IL
u, 1857
26 46 2s "a 81 So 81 40 Al
following Paispsco Institute Lot
tory, class 1855, drawn june ~, 1857
81 as SO IL rs SO 0 50 So
following the drawn numbers of the paarsco Institute Lot
terry, class 1876, drawn June 10, 1857;
70 rs 26 81 Fl 80 10 Is 73 AZ 5 So
10 As
n. II MclTni, Commissioner.
June 13lt
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Cyrus w. Field e. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. ii CiiG area, Ncc York,
INVITE the.attention of dealers and consumers TO
their large stock printing, writing, wrapppg and all other
FINDS of pper which they at the lowest market prices
26--1yH .sl
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.
Trinity Batda9, Ill Broaos~g
TIME assets of this company amount 70 nearly FoU.
DOLLARS, and entirely cash, of waeh three mt
invested boud anG mortgage
the city and State Of New York valued at e m
lions Of dollars. *. ,
profits, already amounting million sr/ /Hfd,e
the property Of the policy holders
5 s,.s 5s
application and pamphlets giving information sup
Piled applying the office Of the company agents
MH..H FREpK s. WINSTON President.
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD H0MANS, Actuary.
MISTURN POST NJ. d., Medical Examiner
Nav 2C--lys
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FashionabIe DIZZY Goods in New YORK.

FashIOnabie Dry GOODS IN New YORK.
A N immense assortment Of seasonabe fabrics con-
IA stanty ON hand also full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARTETINGs,
Olcobs maing rugs, mats materials, curtains gilt
cornccs, window shades &c., &c, &C., 5la.t
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PfucEsi
LORD & TAYLOR,
# 255, 257, 259 and 26l Grand street,
Nav os-lv Cathsrine street
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woOIIens.
1857. s
WILSON G. HUNT 4 Co, IMPORTERS,
80 TO sc Park Place,
Wheeler & Wilson.
Esmaies, Mengfacturers, and Others.

MANUFACTURING coMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
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1FNeie 1o'sme New Types, and New Arrangement
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IHE STEAMER WATER WrTCH arrived at the navy ward
this morning, from New York, with about hundred
and thirty scamen the crew of the Plymouth which is
about 70 proceed to sea on gunnery cruise She
also brings for repair of the cylinders Of the steamer
Minnesota the head Of which she lately burst near Nor
folk, at which place she is now lying
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-25

ii Lss.e coopsrs,svn daiIYs ssssst Sunday ats m,
and in winter a. 9 PINT ie /. fi,t4- &
Arrive al oneonia BY m, and IN winter bys a
Leave cnson,a daily, ssesp, Sunday. at u ami
Arrive at Cooperstown by II p M
lle7 From cocperstown, ~ Hsw'ck, Soun hs 81
~ and back, six times week.
Leave Cooperstown daily, except Sunday, at 8 P mi
Arrive at Morris mex, day by ans
Oh Leave Morris daily except Sunday, ut a M, and
from April to October st7ami N
Arrive at Cooperstown by III a m, and from April
! to October 1 by 3 p m:
Decatur, to Worcester, 10 miles and back, twice
week, with third weekly trip between Mid
dle6eld and Wes,ford. nt4a s.
Leave Cooperstown Tuesday and Saturday at p m;
Arrive a. Worcester by 81 PM;
Leave Worcester Tuesday and Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Coopersiown by l0l am.
The third trip To Westford to be Thursday.
1889 From Coopersown by Toddsville, Fly Creek Oaks
vile, Burlington, West Burlington, Edmeston,
PirsReld, New Berlin, New Berlin Centre, and
South New Berlin, to Norwich, A miles and back,
Eeavo coopers.own Tuesday, Thursday, and sa.ur-
day at6a m;
Isavs Norwich Monday Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Coopers,own by SPIN.
Proposals for six trips week will be coneidered.
1850 From ST. townsville, by Crum Creek, Oppenheim,
and Lotvile, to Whiicsburg, Is mics and back,
twice week. fssE
Leave ST. louisville Tuesday and Friday at IL m;
Arrive at Wheaburg by 4 I'M;
Leave Whitssburg Tuesday and Friday at Cams
Arrive at ST. louisville by 10 m.
ll9l From Lie Falls, by Eaionve Fairfield, Middle
vile, Newpori, Poland, Cold Brook, Russia,
GAINESVILLE, and Trenton Falls, TO Trenton, 32
miles and back, six times week TO Newport, and
tri-weekiS ~. residue. A#
Leave Little Falls daily, except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive at Newport by. " PM
Leave Newport Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
afa at 5 pm; ss
Arrive a, Trenton by 81 m;
Leave Trenton Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at SAM
Arrive at Newport by 81 a mi as
Leave Newport daily, except Sunday, at am;
Arrive at Little Falls by l2m.
Bids TO run the entire six times week are 10.
ved |; also bids 10 run from Hcrkimor instead OF
Little Falls
1892 From Little Falls, by Mannheim Centre, Brocketts
Bridge, Salisbury, Salisbury Centre, and Deve-
reaux, to Stafford, 20 miles and back, six times a
week.
Leave Little Falls daily. except Sunday, at l pm;
Arrive at Siratford by ~ PM
.t.s eave Stanford daily excopt Sunday n & n
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TTIPD SuWMER STOCK.

- =, $500 40 puhlIc hat haVe lust
aLL ~ 81, ,sIth as THIRD SUMNER StOCh' coi'
-i.,I-,. ~ Lane B-F1Ees, AIniili7s' set. ,, ~,
IN riai attention stock OF 6tra" AhH Nea-
s Bannsfs 81 every de-:rPtion both Tlain and taney
.iis seaEuu IL Z -,...,,,.sH , t,rVr quantity
"a ti-b AM confident have the iArSes: stock IN
r. s. :hHn they have been s'i1 yet :h!I
ss Dy calling you viii convince yourself OF the fact
maj .e them prr Cent. les than any other House
A1so 30 d1z RIcheS, which invite the attention Of
III T. aIs. Aa will Etl cheap ANY JShbtaE House
Fas; only bayinE ManafaetursIe and Importers
AIsU 100 dog Of those crAP iSe Mis- the great
eat EaFgains sold in Wheeling.
Also 1850 yds Of the plain Berages At 2Ss, fully
Also 80 more of those Csssr' &C. and which cheap
stIsEc.
To mr. Lawns, EIel have selected from the
lates: designs. I call especial attention
rhosc Country Merchants recruiting their stock wcnid do
we'll cali have LlsL:y Auction Bargains which
I shall rel chap 10 the Trade. ISAAC PRAGER,
leo Nc. l2S Main -.
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DIRECTIONS


II. wiass n Ga-4>oata! position, sad n cellar
"a >, ~ .st e lie SPARKLING WINS should e Kept
,Sr- .rs t.gore 4itta ROOM or Al The t.s,,
s-=e ~ asazt - degrees, % ihAt tie wines are "e
Earned thrsaCh. ,-,-,,r- C,T,vaA
iNES fsr i iaIures their AID cavor and diatss
The VINES, thus destroying taeir eaATAeteT- 4SS
.sa &-rsitTe 70 bcaE ice- -, a., :, 49,.
S-lz as-rsaS re above Wines 70 TIE notice o. nc
Gr:e41 rzse, desire 20 as'nrs al Teflons Nhs ma
,re thsr. lat ihsy ths Etreta PrHK JVicb % 4H
cr5a GElFe free zen ay si every for q 1tui;yr-
af!, coasartr alcohol tat Shien EesHs
&C.. fAe natural process nf fermentation.
re SPARKLING CATAWBA . not r1Ade % IHTIAsE An!
frt art{s ~hN'er.r; hut u szensl TO IL just EhAt u
], rsnseseate,i, an american APRrktluE wine a.
Cg,ruaKnr = FRENCH Sparkling Vine Here ne re
hil-ss ceases Ihe AreEieSn Crap IS far more Ts.
frtv n as favor, delicious vine Inc
p-.alS=e favor Of the foreign NTtes may % -
rlte SlIy aud inconsistent with tEus ;Ssie sad !ss
sent ~, -. =.
ne STILL VINE hirhiy esteemed By Medical men =
ms. admirable tonic f5F invAds and fec s4eSA&ESf4i
,,---o--S q H,s,liy URcNe=ftionshle
ne BRANDY made from TIRE Cstau hA tsraTs N
-atert-i dgCrse from er!i FrSne bfaS 81 course
b. :. tSr Pe5yesss Al &sc-e Sailil't SsSh
Fh1z!z eAarzefe-t:e Ars 81 ts E7d ana Nn'a
rs dss!re4 ETlctt psS FsAny Ter arstsAi OF
othcs Fs=pNssS, Il rzsaet x Nvcs syttsas'st
Rrs4rv cOrzsr prssE+.Ts, Wsrsiias, Va,
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Removal.

TNHE uadsTGLed grateful for the patronage they have
received from the citizens Of Wheeling aud the public
generally, the old stan respectfully ask coutinu
"f Th- at their location No. lis Ma!n be-
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose, AL to keep such assert eut OF
CHINA. GLASS. QCEESSwARE; HOUSE K STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that will lie most likely ut
the tNste all who with therpatronass.
OGr Rooms spaeiouS, aGorinS facilities unsurpassed
exhibit goods advantage, aud aside from
our Retailing anI pacne Department Ne shall continue 70
keep hand original packages Of assorted uernsEar,
adapted country and the West,
witch viii he offered small advance the cost.
Connected Eith this house, Is FLINT GLASS MANU-
FACTORY hence Country Merchants Tglv upon
avnE carriage the Bast this point by buying
their Giass and QzeCnSWare from Eg.
msI4 Nn.li5 MaInst between Monroe ! Union SIS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GENUINE hRNIcA PLAs

rTHEsE PlaSteTs are prepared from the Arniea MSptoas
thst valuable vegetable remedy, used for many years q
rcrmanv and YaFons paEtE or Europe, with sueh astnnh
ing saey Is to the attention Of the World an
n-oTertcr By its stimulating and asctyns effects Il a.
fsTds Immediate refin all cases Of pains weakness 10
m hreast side back liuibsasO, In bruises snr,ns
fractures govt rheumatisn luInbaSo, and Is Tarslg
auxiliary IA liver complaints, Peurssyi coughs, eoiI coz
sunpIo1, asthma, ltoarseuess, De-
tits Is noquae preparation but one meeting Tie apprr-
baton Of the Medical Profession The most e7eut whom
escrie them and recommend them to the attention Of III.
Medical clan They have been before the public nos
han ten Vsfrs and Of tlpe Sny thousand dnz-n sold ,,s
are ret sigEs Of Itfftre 10 0frS relifE
iry are spread on The inIes Lambskn, are easT ana
comfortable. may he the delicate pFy
sous in all situations While they adhere firmly te nae,
err f spread constance 70 rus or In ~
way soil the Ehtest linen. Seld by
T. II. LOGAN 4 Co.
ufv4 bridge Corner Drflsrit,.
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RevolVersi Firearms!
CUTLERY IrKK6s4Eg.f aooDsn
WOULD call Ai.eatIon 90 my large AMI splendid stock o.
Prear5. eonstng n snEe and DoubIe BarrIsd Guns,
CotG ADsn's. 4arstons, and Warmers Revolver, Snd
great varsity OF Pistols TOO numerous 10 mention,
ALS0-A Slendd stock Of Cutlery, Variety Goods eta
TTusae1 and S1pporters In ErCAt VARIETY.
Al kiaGs o. repairing done With neetnsss AID Oh
patch ct r. OARTWRIGHT's
Cutlery, Variety and Ansie s;ore,
Ills les Main st. WhsSling.
DARfIOuLAR Attention called 70 style Of lever
watch, epsTY dFf ofScAict q II AlGr
t5 which eaSe 10 every variety Of yIs gold and silver
fesa watches relsetei and Al warranted TO be correct
TorSSis b. cPBGowH
mBy1 TeshtpFton Han. NonTCo st-
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DIR. j. V. G. SMITH,

VAIL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN Nv FIX.
HTTE Will sell ans Vide heavily glazed wall naper
w S9S AMI SIS cents Which formerly sold and Is
selling elsewhere 81 and 81 cents per bolt The paper is
in perfect order and the only Oger ihts induce
purchRseT1 IL that the papers the usual prices
ton he for the mArtct We have also in hands very
are assOTturnt OF cheA which odsr low
AIc received bSOkR, AMONG them private
sPOnenee Of Daniel Webster, b. his Son Viva, By
Mira SoutwOrth Travels Ia EuroP; by 1rAnseus; Inquire
Within; The days Of LIE; School Amusemcnts; Graca
Amber by Mrs.. DrnniSon: KanSusts &c. Map,
Of Western StsteI, Tor SIS asO, fell assortment Of School
Aad blank Books, a., SC.
Al the late periodicals. and weekly papers. At.
J. @. ORR'S,
NY: No. III Main g., WhetIinE Va.
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Wheeling High School

W HU5 I4ub L4IE3 u OCHUOI
THE sab,crber5 Fave asEocared Themselves .he Pur-
pos opening Classical and Matte atical School IN
Wheeling their intention make in every respects
equal to the best Academies and High Schools in
Try. Pupils VIII lie prepared e1ss In C0lleget
the active psrsuity Of life The OF
studies vI embrace the English, Latin, Greek French
Spanish languages, and fall OF Mathematics
The Principals have had ample experience IN teaching in
various AeSenie and graduates Of Two Of the 6ss:
United States and furnish satisfac
tory testimonials and references.
Tie Military Feature zi h. introduced far to have
daily dril which VII! found great advantage IN =r
ing regular exercise 20 tie pupils a1d Improving their CAR
riage.
FOR the vacation the 4t Of july. Due notice
ell BE- given Of the location OF the school.
present, the Principals be found the hLure
House. VheEe application can bu made for further inorInH
tiou. J. u. JONES,
Of the Va. Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, a. NJ,
Princeton College. n. ].