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CTAy LIMITED UNTIL SATURDAY, 4rH

QUAY LIMITED UNTIL SATURDA T, 4TH
. APRIL,-Nesors. SERMONS 1t CO. respectfully informs
public that their stay in this city will terminate with the
above date
Immediate application their office, No. 50 Camp street.
corner Nacez therefore necessary obtain their ceie
brated Glasses.
Messrs. s. Co. deem 1t unnecessary to produce
testimonials mention the value Of their BRAZIL IAN PEB
BILE SPECTACLES, as their virtue ABOVE ALL OTHERS
has fully tested is daily demonstrated by thousands in
this city,
agent wanted for the sale of these specace in the city
of New Orleans.
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New ORLEANS January b. 1857.
Messrs Co.: Gentemen1 take great pleasure in
stating using your improved Spectaces find them
eas. TO the eve clearer much better by
candle light without pain the think them superior to
any have ever met WITH cheeruly recommend them to
the public. Yours, respectfully,
Tyr
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me- The ship Ira Russell, Capt. Williams,
from Boston, il now discarsng opposite the Lower Got
Third District ConsgneeS requested attend
receipt of their goods the Levee, otherwise they
will be stored at their expense and risk.
MO GEO W. HYNSON & CO., 80 Camp street.
B8~The cOnsIgnees of the following goods
order ship Ira RUSSELL from Boston, viz: T. I'LL
underneath $50 bales gunny CLOTH W. D. III nerneah)
bales gunny cloth G. W q U. and Co. q underneah 800
bales cloth: b. W. 60 bales cloth; will please
themselves known the dischaging levee
erwise they will be warehouse their expense
MO GEO. W, HYNSON Il co, 81 Camp street,
ny- Freight for elphIn.-XVnnted.-
good vessel to load for Philadelphia Apply Immediately
mil j. II. ASHBRIDGE Co, l2p Common
Date of Departure of European, California
and Havana Malls, for March, 1857.
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NEW GROCERIES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cracknell BISCUITS English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES Westphalia HAMS
RAIsINS Figs and Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes
and variety of FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES,
LIQUORS and CORDIALS.
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Baronue st.
rn23 Ct T. L. BERCIER, Agent.
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
COACHES, HARNESS.
ROCKAWAYS, WHIPS,
BAROUCHES, COACHES,
AHsa
BUGGIES, TRIMMINGS
WAGONS, etc. VARNIsH, etc
klrFor sale low for cash city acceptance -Ga
Hy-No. ll3 GRAVIER and No. l3 UNION STREET, -es
New Orleans. La.
isl2 " J. A. L U NJ C %.
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.,.sx II. RACHELIER, FRENCH HORT1CuRAL-
Nm ISL 2ld Ursuiines street, New Orleans, well known
u ySa his choice Garden SEEDS, an extensive
assortment ich has constantly hand, and are pnr-
chased his establishment with confidence which his long
honesty ene him has just received from
France
2A,O0O CHINESE POTATO ROOTS
(DoScored Bas which offered by packages OF q $40 loo
ArcuuristS. Gardeners and Amateurs
who may DESTROYS of spreading in onisi fanhceous
which destined substitute for the roots heretofore
cultivated.
experiments made in France under the auspices of the
that the other will
abandoned nourshing has pleasant taste
present roots has nothing fear from the climate and
is subject disease.
Keeps portion Of the above for himself but will make
will enable him to import next year
pnorcrl fiji orders in lime rl3
COFEEE-HOUSE FOR SALE-FOR PARTlC
" uatS inquire the Texas Home Julia and e
veg mi I'm
SELLING OUT-SELIlNG QUIT al R0YAR
> Toulouse and ST. Lonis.-MlE q. GU
Rim inform the Ladies' that she will sell the remainder
Of her magnificent Of Embr"ideres, Daperes.
Fancy and Variety Goods of all kinds, at VERY Low
PRICES. te6 am
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MORE HOME TESTIMONIALS.

Msssrs. Co Gents-I uriug for the last two
Brazilian Pebble Spectncles obtained from and
pleasure in stating that only the admirable
structon the frame Of advantage
the wearer you skill good judgment in selecting the
very suitable glasses sufficient recommend you all who
stand II of that assistance Respectfully
RICHARD ANG ELL NJ. u.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRIsp's GAIETY-GRA STREET
Lessee Manager, W. H. CRISP; Treasurer T. B. CLARKE.

CRIsP's GAIETY-GR Xavier STREET
Lessee Manager W. H. CRISP; Treasurer T. B. CLARKE
PRICES OF ADMISSION Circle and Parquet.e, IS
ler 2 Gosrsd Gallery ouadroos g Pyse Boxes per seat
hspss Gp.ss rises o'clock
xg.rhe most Elegant Theater in the United States -es
THIS EVENING, Msrch "A, 1857.
New yhs the kEhhEs TE r.; will
beautiful Living FIGURES illustrating Of the noble
s s .nd the us called
DAUGHTERs in which the whole strength Of The n;ety
fffRn24%1f Ti afEssS4 Entry
A ,IPIIITHEATER AMP MUsEyM-sT.
ISB4 Hsiss MARSH Stage
Twentieth night Of the engagement Of the wonderful
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS,
consisting Of 43 Little Actors.
sg-seats may be secured three days in advance -ea
THIS EVENING, March "a.
Of VII e e. or the eee%sSs
and beautiful scenery Gn acisJ with all the original
etc ry- No her piece this night -
.FFg morrow dshS-aAksH's JUVENILE coAED1-
s-The middle aisles Of the Parqlette will hereafter be
halt price uaaroon Private Boxes s. to ST. single seats in
Doors open half past e. Performance precisely
at half. INST MA
ORLEANS THEATEK ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMIsSION-Dress Circle, Ia,tced Boxes,
Parquette 81 50: Pit S Third Gallery 30
cents No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open 61 o'clock. Performance commences at T.
TUESDAY, March "a. 1857.
Will be acted Boieldieus opera of La DANE BLANCHE.
19-W ednesday the 25h-Last night but one Of Madame
| A. DE La Grange. -
! p9- Thursday, the 26th-Beneft Of NIL MULLER.
| Hs-In rehearsal-'The Trovator.'
rs- The Lbretto of three French Operas, Fios edition,
| fors sale at The BOX office. MA
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SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK GuYOT.
BY TOlIRNE 4 THOMAS

SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK GCfOT.
BY TOURNE & THOMAS.
Office, 70 Exchange Alley.
MONDAY, april 6, 1857, at u o'clock , -, NJ,
Morgan Judge Of District New Orleans
AZ cERTAiN IGr OF GRoUSD, toEeihsr With a Brick
Building Kitchen and other improvements thereon situated III
Bsonns HsvS and G"S Car BY
h S ose Of 5eo ' GS HP s 81 s" 81
Ri IL IN" m % % feet ns sa FROM on .ronne
;s s s in bs "a w y % ao h 1s S S
erty. pslongng formerly TO Alex Bagse'', Esq.
n-Ac Of sale before c. v Fouon N. p at the expense of
the purchaser ms IA p IS a6
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT B. Observation-Disclosures
e G e of ioTa %l az @ T @n En- e
and the point of departure of the Vanderbilt Mail Line
BY j. A. BEARD & co... A. Beard, Auctioneer
WEDNESDAY, April IS, 1857, and follow
W ing S t II Ss rssl " St and S Sn @
order of the onorabe the Fourteenth Judicial District Court
date Elk Fs6ruaty ISL Inc ooS"s properly Robert
Bashe@ and others sold for division and settle
hs%r %r hGs i;s,EseT Es WIS., IT, ~ fl. no,ne,
located town OF Brasear fronting on Berwcs Bay being
the terminus of the opelousss and Great Western Railroad
are not second to any in the Southern States and viii
cif eli 4 by the contempi;t cd Ira railroad
The railroad will finished Bashear during the month Of
the connection to Galveston.
The necessity for hotel and restaurant for imnee
is and travellers and pleasure parties will require much
greater accommodation than that which now exists ~ .
In addition Brsheas commercial dvnntages, 1t will af-
ford delightful the shores being bluff and full
tide To the hunter it holds out inducements both
for and fine fish.
Ths vii Is positively sold and DESTROYS Of
locality ON the ground or It the Office Of the aucoeers
Fy- TERMS OF SAIE-Cne- third cash, and the balance at
and three years credit for secured by
the property with interest from date
until paid.
The be ed into suit the convenience Of
the parties interested.
before T. Stark notary public the expense
of the purchasers mo I'd
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NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MFR
II CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFER>'s DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALI. VALVES,
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nIETAIRIE Jockey CLrB.


~z-4s 1sgSS@S~ over the Meairie Course, New
'----'-@---s"--s-S Orleans,
SATURDAY, 4th Of AprJockey Club PURSE $3.50; single
heat Of two miles.
day-Sweepstaes for colts and FLIES three years old
mile heats sub. $780, IT SlUO which the Club will add
7. J. Wells b. NOISE, by Capt Elgee, dam by
Ruby
dam by Rodolph.
D. F. Kenner b. f. MINNEHAHA, by Mahonet, dam
Kae Aubrey.
TUESDAY the 7th April-Club Purse, $500; three mile
heats.
WEDNESDAY, the sh Apri-sweepstake for colts and FL
lies, two years old; mile heats; sub $500, #. SlO0.
d. F. Kenner names b. c. ---, by Voucher, dam Hal
penny
a. NJ. Sprague b. PORTLAND, by imp Sovereign
dam Folly. by imp. Glencoe
T. j. Wells names gr. CALvIT, by Yorkshire, Of
Reel.
Also CHI f. ANNIE LAURIE by Yorkshire out of Judith
| Same day-tIlub Purse. s % two mile heats.
THURSDAY the 9th Apr-Cub Purse S401 single heat Of
| two miles
Same day--Club Purse, $500; mile heats.
FRIDAY, the 10th of Apri-Club Purse $500; mile heats
best three five.
SATURDAY, the llh Apri-Club Purse, $1,000; four mile
heals
Entrance five the amount of which
the second horse if be second horse the
money will with the purse. No deductions from
purses i'll of II walk over.
Three old weights will be carried by year ods in
their stake In all other the stakes will be governed
by the rules of the Metairie Jackey Club
?. NJ, precisely.
Should be postponed, will be displayed on
the St. Charles Hotel. W. j. MINOR.
m23 id Chairman Executive Committee.
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MOTTO
Jcfery's Douhe-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
nth India Rubber Ball Talrcs,
Sugar Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. etc. etc
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SAsF
~. atSs PISTOLS every variety Of fancy goods o.
Having engaged services of Mr. Jos Ealer, expert
Matchmaker prepared do all kinds of work
=. Also :.
mounted Jewery repaired and manufactured
\; Bold Goldand Silver bought, . ,,oo. ,,so,
n24 ly GREGoR WILSON.
EXCELSIOR REFINERY THE ABOVE Es;
to u
to suit s54fSS iss o once
M If Agents of the Refinery.
r PULGIAN-THE TURKISH BAZAAR IS NOW open
l. at q ST. Charles street. opposite ST. Charles Hotel
SSs
| the world. wholesale and retail. M SPIN
nay AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ IIADIES-Founded in 1888, by Madame Lers and con
tween GHsiomheuss and sn1e streets, New Orleans
The nm Session Of this amen ut Pass chssa
sSf
and good wharf instson provides thorough sub
stanta every sase and Of
Singing and Soege are taught by Mr the veil
Provost will reside Pass during the summer and will
tnne his lessons Singing and soiege the establishment He
music take place month during winter
in the and every fortnight during the snm me at the Pass
DAY scholars. my26 ~
VETERINARY sURGEON.--DK. v: PROCTOR,
The undersigned regularly educated Veterinary Phsiciap
h hn 1a Anf
and of
him i'll believing that he give entire satisfaction in all
entrusted to him. Where is not effected no charge
aspecal attention given Nicking and Docking, in the
most approved styles. ~ <s
ma SPIN No l6o Julia street
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The Orleans Stake.
SwPepake for colts and hies dropped in 1850 to
of the Metne Course New Orleans the SAT
RDAY previous the regular week of the Mearie AS
ISOLATION Races in the spring of 1883 five hundred dollars
t subscription, half forfeit 500 declaration if made
before the LIST of January lass subscribers will fill
the mile heats: colts Sc h. and edngs allowed
h. in all other be governed by the rules of the
Meairie Jockey Club To close on the LIST April, 1851
the above nominations and declarations must be nd
dressed SIDNEY STORY ESD Secretary of Metairie
Association, New Orleans, La W. j. MINOR,
I Chnirmnn EXecNIiYe CNnmee.
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MIME, FRANK, THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN
INl PHYSICIAN and uHIROMANCER or ASTRol0GER,
has 1855 Baronne Mime F. will divine
the different changes in Life from Childhood to Old Age
of Life Scknes the Line of Intellect for
Disappointment Bueines; times 10 be
Married. Lucky Numbers in Lotteries; Traves Success etc.
points of the Dispositions; Lovers Wishes
and Courtship.
Mime Franks of Gvnng destiny is purely
scientific principles
Charges and two dollars each.
N BMme F. will also prescribe for female Irregularities
complaints For all inirmities of this character she has
certain remedies which have known fail.
80 l., r.r,rS 20 h.oltt Goo
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90 j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY.
~ VEG AS respectfully his friends and
SM the public that his Dancing Academy is open for
Ill the season,
obi FELL WS' H ALL,
with the liberal patronage The
teaching commenced Saturday, Nov. l.
ALE, danced in tho first circles of Paris last win
ter will become popular in New Orleans this season, and
will be taught by Mr. Vegas.
The days and hours of tuition follows
LADIESTnesays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 to IL
O'Clock NJ.
Notwithstanding, Thursdays and Saturdays, from to
6o'clock p. NJ.
GENTLEMEN-Mondays,W Wednesdays and Fridays, from to
10 O'Clock =. NJ.
nA Practicng Party Ladies' and Gentlemen every We'd
neslay.
pPurtcuar attention will be given Children and
Fancy Dances before taught in this city, will be
brought
nJ. V. will give lessons Sennares and in private
families
tThe Department under the charge of that excellent
vionist, Mr.. A. DENEliRI Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Soirees
no apply Mr. J. VEGAS at Odd Fellows Hall,
a Mr. Cinhcis Nusic Store Do
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a S,TKOLOGY AND PKRENOLOGf.- ALL
IN persons wishing know Their future prospects can have
correctly stated Mime ALWYN l23 Julia I'd
from Camp The Madame is the only Astroogist in this CITY,
consulted all concerning love- marriage,
business courshp law matters and will tell the of the
lady gentleman they will marry also the of her visit
The Madame speaks English French and German Office
hu1rs A NJ d9
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

PIC IRON.
TETE receiving large the beat quality
w Of Hanging Pig Iron Foundry uRe most u
which very so consisting Of thc following brEuf-, VtJ
MONROE FURNACE,
HARRISON
hTT. SAVAGE e
SISTON
EEYSTONE
GREENEp
LIMESTONE
RGFFaJO
for sale by
DOANH E CoW0TLL,
Ul2 corner Main and Quincy streeis.
81
ToEusendI SErsapATla
Butts sATsapaTIIa
BOFemau'a SaTsAPaETlR
BrsntiiaEeTs RArsHpaTilA
HeiakotAS 9arSapaTila
Flis' SATJApari4
Sands SAFsapArlla
Roses SaTsaparlG
LoS sale, HboIssals and Retail. by
7. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
nhts Bridge corner Druggists.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

American Wines and Brandy.
,ineiaaati brands and zGHe's AEdnd brands
G,PARKLINGt CATAWBA, (QuArts anu fihts'l Ahst''14
SILL RI CAT1wB&, Corresponding to German Hook
" GSTAyBA BRANDY Distilled from CntaEha Wine
strictly pure; for medical pnrposes unrivalled
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THTPD SUMMER STOCK.

Go H. Esst via, nay THIRD SUMNER STOCK, con-
sIsnc Of Ls-ns, GerlycJ, siAntulaS. Sst CO.. "a Woo,
potap Bonneis of every description both plain
and which shal sell cheaper than they nave 's 'N
Bonnet Rlbbons Of which purchased large 9uan guam
- n SLSh am confident the largest stock In
Wke,lIr r. shall than they have been sou yer M
season. calling you Will convince you.Se o. us 4"e'
so 200 Geiles to which Invite tue ai.yl M o.
he IT, all. IA will sell cheap rs any JOINING "ouse
go. ,,y having rom Manufacturers and I"pofters
Also 100 dog more cheap 2Sc ait's, the great
eat baTsnins ever solo in Wheeling.
tlC0 yd4. more Of the plain BeraSes ~ <9' 'uAS
vForthcTHc. -, -,,., -, ,,..
at i2Lec. -, -. a.
ny stock % Lawns, which have selected from tHe
latest designs, / call especial attention
Tosc Country recruiting their stock would do
we'll 70 cali as many Auction BARGAINS which
i"E No. 123 Main St
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To HUTSEH ELfbIfS.
TN STORE and for sale reduced prices, following
articles viz: Plate Warmers, new STYLES and PIain
Coal Vases five sets; Five Stands different qualities
Also, Feners Pans, ScuttIes sets, slop
Buckets Cake Spice and Knife Boxes TRAYS Corn pop
Hearth BfoOS, assorted Sizes Table, Coffee and
Mats, Chatting and Vegetable Dishes Plated Spoons and
Forks of the best quality; Clothes Travelling and Cap as
Of p-tternS Side Irons, Snce Culers
various other articles House Keepers.
WAI. HEBCRN
decsS No. 81 Monroe Street.
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FULTON HOUSE.

Washington, Pa.
THE undersigned having leased this well knoEn no s
opportunity Of presenting It's claims TO the Ii
community. lie has secured the serT!ees OF tan ,i s
and attentive vsers and his table Iii &C. ~
furnsici with the best the market Siicrds t1e
the sStGnslyc Ia the county, and is attended, "'
fGl h0stlers. -, q, ,,,,.-A the
The most dliEcn: attention all he given 10 l ,ons
comfort and to cater to the OF al who may L,,
cc:s No mains or expense be spared to mat tls
comfort be nome for all vino may either permanently "
teiipSrH5iiy extend 'iieiF patronage 20 IT, JOIN HALL
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INTERRUPTIONS

lOIiSEtNtIIOGNSSs
Keep Wines Ia aAOrsontdt portion, ana in ce'iAF
Z an even temperature. 49,.
IL colt irSdLasJ the SPARKLING WINS should he Kept
for three days before using or at the ten:
per;are Of about 40 degrees that the Wines are wei
warmed through ,.,,,,1, ,,.,,.1yp,
WINES injuries their aud fayor and dtntss
Wines, thus destroying their character Inc hhssAFe
too sensitive to bear Ice. ,.,
I-In Offering the above Wines to the notice Of tn:
public desire TO assure all neTSnns who nav
them hat they the strictly PURR JUICE OF TuH
CI-AwBL GKArZ, and every form Of adnilgr
alton and airing alcohol excepting that when resuis
from the natural process Of fermentation.
The STARTLING CATAWBA Il not made to IsTrATHAn
foreign article whatever but It s designed to he just what II
l. Represented an = mericnn APnrltlInS Wine, as
Champagne FRENCH Sparkling Wine" Here the re-
sehncc ccascEi the American Grape IS far more rich
AMI fuitv In favor, delicious wine The
preuIcs in HyoT Of the foreign article may be
prejudice only, and Inconsistent with true taste adj
iscu'.
Tie STILL WINE IS highly esteemed by Medical men as
admirable TOME FOR inyalids and for sAcAGNESIAL
purposes It's wholly uneNcer tionablc.
The BRANDY made from the Cltaha Grape dliers In
from ordinary French Brandy Of course
brt at the time SToasessCS all those qualities which
should characterize superior article Of this kind AMI when
desired have strictly pure Brandy for medicinal or
other purposes. It cannot be over estimated.
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN co.
GEyE AGENTS
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WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EYER
tNTE will sell One wide heavily glazed wall uaper
wv AK AndSIH cents, which formerly sold aud IS
selling elsewhere 81 and 81 cents per bS The paper
in order and the only reason offer tins rdnee
mrnt TO purchAscTE Is that the paptT the usual prices
high for the market. We have also in hands very
Gne assortment OF cheap paper witch osT very low.
Al o. lust received new books, them private
correspondence Of naGgel Webster By Ills Son; Vvia BY
Mrs SouthWorh; Travels in Eurcpt; by anseus Inquire
within; The days OF my Llc School Ulussnunts; fncia
Amber, by Mrs Dcnnlson Kansss,s 5c Maps
Of Western States for 81; also iul OF School
and Blank Books, &c, &c.
AN ths late periodicals and WceSly papers, at.
}. O. oRR'S,
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1857. BEE HIVE. STORE: 1851.
ssr1,oRF- CIRFIAFT4Y 7a ENLARGED. .
1851.
ruRWEWFuEaSNIT MDGCDUJ2S SsMNGDs

aueh rf
roilty s comets
-
cLoT %d
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Wheeling High School

W AA-S
THE subscribers Lave 8ssocatrd Themselves for the pur-
pose opening Classical aud Mathematical School in
Whec.ng Intention make It In respect,
equal best Academies and High Schools in our coun-
will be prepared class in College,
or 10 engage active pcrsuity life. Tie OF
stades the English, Latin, Greek, French,
Spanish languages and full course OF Mathematics
The Principals have nal ample experience Ia teaching in
Academies, and graduates Of Of the best
Institutions laited States, furnish satsfRc
torr t.stiEaonials and references.
The Military Feature will he introduced to have
daily drill, which will be found OF great advantage CIV
ing regular exercise 10 the pupils AID improving thsir
ria-C.
The School will be opened the eth Of March and close
for the vacation the 9Th Of july Due notice
will be given OF the location Of the school.
For the the Principals he found at the Lure
House. where application further nFOrmR.
ton. ]. Il. JONES,
Of the Va. Military Institute
CHARLES TUCKER, Il. NJ,
f.b2S-tf OF PrincetOn College, ".
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No. M Main ST. w h, j
New MUSIC.

TCsC IssUEp-LeonoIe PnIs, We i0y that tac art Free
~ NTtts very Often, On the border SrcaEalct
We'r. all fond OF Kissing, JuHnii tNahl;a Sysuu
Bell, Natural Bridge Sehoitiseh, Niz des Tranesnx,
Favy Schuttiseh Keepsake Sriu;tssh PTsnkl!n Waltz
Peabody PoiEs, Annie Laurie Waz, Cadrch lI Wait1,
Grattas Polka, sps's T9Ser Sentiseh. Persian Dance
For sale u j. T. WILSON & CO.
uIy2 % Monroe ST p
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KEEP rOOL! FEEP COOLy

sVTTl-9
NNYE wish TO inform drinking NC are row
Nv Rgsin prepared TO furnish PUEE COLD MINERAL
WATER cquai TO made in the country.
mineral water u not "SodA Watcrit IS pure highly
charged With wholesome and gently stimulating Its
eeTNyseenec Is owing to the ezerPt 81 s and
The presence OF Soda and TartuTio Acid
Our SyrupS eonadei. vIral to any found IN
tried both
In addition 20 the nspai f- sSrurs have tie dei!ei
oSs CrtSn SSrups and thu famous 'lIOCE AND SODA
and CSis"6s syTuPs Can at the Bridge nrus store
jSf Y. II. LOGAN 1 CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

Andby All Druggists wheeiina and Dealcrsin Medicine
everywhere. ieb2S:oni
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

WARSAW, WTokfHu Co., -. " Oct. -. 1879.
DEiB sra: using your Catarc rliS In my practice
Gn them excellent puCEave TO ceRnse the Sysem
ard purify ;he fountains OF tie bloood.