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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GREAT EXCITEMENT
m (aIaTT STR RET N V

= Il
consequences of the heavy failures in New 1"IA
and other Eastern cities the cont rciUl houses lave
suffered great loss and TO m! 81 tnelT M @
rt"ce Goods to such an extent as 70 leave * an
equal in commercial history Ready money HdtAfc'd /"
discount. Those enough IossessIsaGy
cash found matter obtain DDS at ain oS 1"
street. Wheeling, VA is enabled tNhihit 10 thtse Wlo
him. goods tsOne Of which are u
Ladies' in particular requested call aid will hEd that
all that /, said is strictly true.
Alex. Heyman has received, by Bait q Ohio KAN ceu'
PennsI lvania Road and bY Express, one o
assortmens OF Dry Goods offered and consist In part
BLACK s1LKs-An grades, an excellent quality, GIl
boiled aud IustTines at only hash and
Style Irish 0plins, rici Printed French MetinCs All
grades; Pain rrencl Merpos, I5 and upwaIds
Extra Rich all ooi ous de LANES; All Wool plaic Va
lSnca Pas Styles and variety OF other FGES
sS&WIs, s4STIEs AND scAREs--very rich Chenille
Shawls, Very rc! Plush Shawls, Very rich Stella sa"s
Cashmere Shaw Gold Borered sc"rfs Co"ks OF "lncst
every style anu quality embracing all tile novelties oil me
NEEDLE woRK-RcalF French Work Collars, Sleeves sud
Sets; gAeonst and Swiss fiouheinEs Easihgs aa
lnen OF Needle Work that have leen able to oCer
.hnG in Dress saEs Tps sets
WHITE GNODS-0f every variety and very rLeRp.
boMEsrio A%i sTAPLf GoonsIhe most
assortment that is be found in the city, many OF tlm
would cost to manufacturers at the prtsen; time
BLANKETsA larger stock than ever, embracing evtiy
make and quality greatly reduced prices. f e
other seasons All CARPETS bought were extremely 81 typ
cntirelyncw and very sly colUrS
FURS.-Ladies you wish to purchase superior Gua-
ind her in great variety and y Owpriccs.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS have ouly to say, letthtm
all goods were bought, without exception, NIT
CASH. Any acquainted with the present state OF the
ready cash. Goods must be surprisingly cheap. Call
examine before purchasing elsewhere
sepl5-3m 1871 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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0 N d Doll A L

EGERV N II II u ELS N J N76y.
ONE OF THE REST pURGATIvE AND LIVER MEDl-
" CINES before the public, namely DIX. SANIUhps
lxvGoaAToR lire. Remedy, that acts tdhGIti,
cine known. 1t is only cntlartic, but L'rtr
p Remedy acting first on the LiTe to eject It's INC, GiI
MATTER thus accomplishing two purposes eilecualy with
y 81 m tt Gaars L the
the same time that rges it, aud when taken dniy in
- DIR SASFosD's INvIooRA7oR is compounded entirely
~ from articles of medicine, namely, Gums.
Some idea Of the strength OF these gums may be firm
contains much strength as one hundred doses otC"-
omsl, without any OF its deleteri0us effects -.
C Though possessing medicinal powers these Gums
have been but little SHOWN 10 ply sicinns and never ussd
iii their prescriptions util used in the folm ofte IHria
orator, which with such unprecedented success
induce the proprietor to offer tns anmiIy medicine
to cure Licer Complaints in their worst forms
IL Indigestion being caused by dcranGed LfTeT Is cured
- when the Liver is excited to action.
Jaun!iceis caused by an improper action Of the Lire'
4et troubled with Jaudice take the lnviscrator
regularly week, and their skin will begin
Costysness can be permanently cured by The lnrro-
nature in her operations by gradually dminsEihrrhe
-dose, the bowels left in healthy aud active state,
work regularly CLOCK work. sick Headache is
very suon rceVe cd b! taking double dose Of the Itg-
TOT"to', which correcs all acidity and sourness Of the
stomach.
- For overloaded stomach it has equal, re-
licves all oppressive feeling after eating
heartily For family nIrtiicino generally, allNho us-
DE. SANFoRD's lNyIGoRAToR to us recommended
for Liver Complaints, and all diseases arising
physicians ,inducedus try II,
conviction certain that Of the greatest lies
Osngs given to DySpepcs, for 1t made
cure before the first bottle was taken, and
9 ing but the ghest food would digest ana often ia.
gays pain Now What We Wan! to say to aii our Fsadsls
e fa to try thist greatest remedy tnthe R9ridN"te
- There has never been tried In cur family a remedy
(which has met With Euc uuoundtd success in the
r. ORATOR. nor is it appe Diseases fchtdrIn tGt We
'use it, FOR 1t acts us Catlarc 50 mildly AID gtltly
fNt0IlN 1ltnlu
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Cheaper than Ever,

- y -ON6aP9I tNau HVGf.
NREAT DISTRESS and heavy losses in the East; Railroad
VI Stock, Bank Stock, all goods the Market
and sold prices the Importer and Manufacture
have just returned frcm the Easert cities have
purchased goods those ruinous prices
md THE public generally, goods up
ORDER Goats, Pants Vests the
fashionable way and ready ade clothing, lower than they
clothes for the you have heretofore paid
Come and buy [oc26l A. NJ. ADAMS.
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FoUNDRY PRoPERTY

T7NTTRTTNro mn. MN
nOr sale or s.ense, in .M,es1 1CoIHmbim. yu.
TINlIE properly good working order, having Black
smith shop with two fires, Patterns and tools, together
with stock OF coke The buildings lengitl by
30 feet width carpenter shop, ndlathe
l2the. ii. ~ ~. 80 ~ .r- Iss4
ms
aG fs @psratiom III
apply. any should desire to purchase tho nav.
mens Win be made easy, either with without the Stock
This property has chartered privilege for
OF $3U,UOU. Should company purchasing desire it, tie
chartered privileges will he allowed go with property
apis 2th tfw SARGENT & HK6TIiFE:.
= -, ~, . . -, - ---
PrF bAhn n @ d not use s2GhiNG ALo.
YOUR BALD liead Ecurf Snu iIandrnf and males sSnr b
look nice This prepa alton has been FOR the
past year, and always known to act charm upon tile
mar ar, .,,., -. -, . Il 81
city aud town e IocKINd. Every
..---,,. Monroe St, Wheeling,
sept4 -' Sole Proprietor AMI ManufactnTer.
4 RE you aiiGIe Win sTJIaia, BIoIcrs on me 155 ar
% OF ue Use BTcht-
a Is h, ss ,s.,1' md u I;tnI, w. ~ f
and druggists Sysrywhere who Say. used her
Tor the last ten years Great ndnesnens offered Pysi
..,,4 i,v,,.,. T. BoCK1NG,
~ ;1,,5,7, NJ ~, - so.
IrTs To- p1 ANR or;
3 the onIv @ u4 ~ aGSEsssed
seIlt4 Monroe ST. Wl.eei,,v
-r---- -
CKEsEkvE your Teeth swecttn your Breath Strengthen
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Io,portant Questions L-Do you want a place
to have your prescriptions compounded, care
fully, clearly and accurately? Do you want
pure drugs, purchased with view to prescrip-
tons and family use? Do you want fine per-
fumeries, combs, brushes, or fancy articles DO
you want shoulder brace, truss or supporter?
And last, but not least, do you want clean,
incxplosive and economical Oil for burning? If
so, Bookings is the place to get them.
No inferior articles are kept.
The Carbon Oil gives complete satisfaction
Price only 81 dollar per gallon, which amount
will last as long as 50 worth of Camphcnc.
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COMMERCIALLY
WHOIESAI5B NIARk7fT.
vngELlNa, Nor. b. 50.

CORRECTED DAILY FRoH ACTUAL SALES,
ByG M. fU1lP IHREY.
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City Coumeit-Adjouraetl Nceting-Aftcr
the disposal of some unfinished business left
over from the last meeting His Honor, Mayor
Caldwell, resigned his office as Mayor, in con.
sequence of having to assume his duties as
Senator elect from this district, before the next
meeting. DR.. Tanner was called to the chair
by the Mayor as he vacated the seat
Mr.. Jacob submitted a resolution of thanks
to Mayor Caldwell for his past faithful and elf
cicnt services to the city, which was unanimous
ly adopted.
On motion of Mr. Paunel the council went in
to an election for Mayor There being no OPP
posing nominee DIR. Tanner was chosen.
On motion Mr.. +. G. Jcifers was elected menu
Der for 4th Ward, in place of DIR. Tanner Mr..
Sweeney then resigned his seat to take his seat
as member of the General Assembly. On mo-
ton Mr.. A. j. Sweeney was elected to supply the
vacancy.
On motion Mr.. Paxton was placed on the FL
nancial Committee.
On motion Council adjourned.
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NOTICE.
Vocal Music.

MR. ST. IL MORGAN ,yiil commence his Evening Glass In
MI Vocal Music on Mondny evening 2Stt Mt his rooms
in Hornbrooks Butdng Persons DESTROYS OF joining the
class will please MAKE application before that TIM
t1e tCIS I ~ r 81 tb CI, TT t,1 = " "
TSR,tsG - for SIIscn lessons S sepes
M ;TIL . NJ 10 JTTzIE7SS -
Bn ~ tz9 - IL
= ,oy59 P.--1' - NJ REILLY
HAVANA CIC54Rs-AT prime a7ieie.7 Pronounced by
judges the finest aveEed cigars i3 the city Just re-
eeavs ss Ut IiSi q 1870
. S2lt"s1e t-s ..Is, -.
CNHAwLs- Gentlrmeu's travelling Shawls, OF beautiful
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Wtlter Story--rhc remains of Capt. Walter
Story, supervisor of engines in the 4th division
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, who was
killed at Glovcr's Gap, on Wednesday, by the
parting of n rope willie drawing an engine upon
the track, were taken to Cumberland last evening
on the Express train east, for internsHE The
deceased resided at Cameron. He was among
the first engineers on the Baltimore and Ohio
Road and was one of the most skillful and care
full.
Ills Nn'ns.-The name Of the insane man
who jumped from the western bound express
train at Harper's Ferry, on Sunday last, receiv-
ing fatal injuries, was named Thomas Eagan.-
We understand he lived in Baltimore
The Rieer--The floating ice in the river has
iutcrfercd somewhat with navigation. The
Stcubenyillc ard Sunfish packets did not arrive
yesterday at the usual time.
The Wheeling and Pittsburgh packet Forest
City, was sold on Wednesday for $500. She
is to be taken South The TigrcSS has taken
her place in the trade The Minetonka, we learn,
was also sold on Wednesday in Pittsburgh. We
did not learn the particulars,
The j. b. Ford had great difficulty in getting
through above Liverpool, on her trip from Pitts.
burgh, in consequence of the ice.
LorIsvILLE, Nov $50 P. n.
The mail boat Superior sunk at the wharf
this morning nat-boat loaded with salt. The
officers Of the Rainbow are here and report 40
lives lost including the two stewards, four cooks
aud 10 hands. Loss of boat aud her cargo is
estimated at one hundred and Seycnty.tivc thou
sand dollars PINcE VARBlE, Falls Pilot.
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We have just received at this Office, another lot of urr's
superior News Inkthe best the country Orders
Ouutry Offices promptly filed. Terms cash.
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NFACARoNI Corn STARCH Pearl Sago English Split Peas
w French Mustard, India Cerrie Powder, just
CeiYed and for sale by
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DREsERvE your Teeth swrcttn your Breath Strengthen
SS9r Ggns which you can only by using Dr. HUE
forsaIsony at y Z. BoCKING's APoTfiECA,
sept - ls.4tat II - Monroe ST., Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-27

RE you afflicted WITH Scr0IuIH, BIOtces
~ any other cnaneOus eruption OF the sknS Use Breht-
ltnger fluid Extractor pRrla and DnndeltCn
sands have nse and is lighy spoken OF by Physicians
and DruggtS everywhere who have used practice
Tor the last ten years. Great offered Phys
clans and druggists by addressing few lines to
.'1t .Lsea 4. BOOKING,
geptA- -ANlnleEhle n.r Mh..Ii
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"a RETIRED PHYSICIAN
45yEAES OF AGE

Address Dr.H JAMES, No. 10 Grandst.,L Il
Oc26-im .,.s Jersey City, n. J.. /Jg
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The LByIATBAy.-Thew work Mt the |,

The LEyIATHAN.-The work at the launch
wasresumed early yesterday morning, and with
great difficulty start Of few inches was made.
Unfortunately, the pressure required after this
was so great that the supply pipes of the hy-
draulic rams were burst or broken in such a
manner thata considerable delay was occasion
ed before they were sufficiently repaired to be
ft for use, and il was 2 o'clock before further
efforts were made. Between that hour and half
past o'clock, when work was discontinued,
several small slips were made, the bow showing
at every time n much increased tendency to de-
scend faster than the stern. During Saturday
this tendency showed itself in gain of I6 in
ches on the stern but the close of tho days Ia
bors yesterday the bow had descended 10 feet Z
inches, while the stern had only moved 3 feet
inches, and this difference in progress had so
turned the stern cradle on the ways as to induce
an increased amount of friction, which deducted
considerably from the amount OF progress. Ii 10
however confidently expected that the result
of to-day's Tuesday, work will put the vessel in
such position as that she may be safely left 10
the influence ofthe next spring tides.-Londo"
T,ss,', SIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24
A II Us CONF TONER
"A No. az BTidgs Street
GEORG ID. G..

Although determined to retire from business dur
lng r ebTuary next. am always ready to attend to
sll orders for Parties O., with that zeal and pune
!ualy that has hitherto been my custom-ail reports
To the contrary notw Outstanding.
As usual, at this season. have pretty assort-
met OF RENCH CONFEC rIONERY, * G. and
am now preparing large number of Cakes Of all
fore desiring TO avail themselves this last oppor
tunty OF procuring frst-rate Christmas Cake, are
requested to make early application.
still offer this establishment for sale. Possession
gwen any time prur to the 10Th February. when il
ton, thus affordng good ConfectiOuer an opportu-
Dlty of ngagln5 "a lucrative business at once.
10 dtJan3 ltntellIgencer] A. l.. Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24

NEW PUBE.iCATION.-Hist and Lesa
l Examination of that part of the Supreme
Courts decision IN the bred Scott case which de-
oiaree the unconstItutonalIty OF the Missouri Com
promise Act, and the self extension of the Consi-
tutlou TO Territories. carrying slavery along with
"" BY the author Of The Thirty Years View; oc-
tayo: David Appleton Co. New York, 1857.
The above work Just Issned from the press, for
sale at the well known st nd, Of AZ street and
Pennsy ylvtnla avenue. Stereotype edit ION. beauti-
fully printed on clean new ty pe fee hits papAr ard
with best black ink. Bound in black cloth and glIt
Iette ed Done up IN durable form for permanent
This work is what its title purports to be- an ex-
sminatIon of what the author deems to bel the pO
tiIcal part of the Courts opinion. avoiding any no
tce of the judicial pat which related the pefso7a
claims Of the pastIes on Ieoo d.. IL is written in
spirit OF entire devotion TO the institutions Of our
country, and with total abstinence from all party
views. The authors own word: are: II write Tor no
party hut for II men who venerate the wOI ks of
ancestors, and who wish TO our Government
kept on the foundations which they placed IT." %
lSl And IL 10 believed that this pledge has been
kept IN the work and which is nsidered nv com
petent Judges as the most original and profound of
all the authors works, and treated as present
views to the oldest resders, and in fact To ap-
pear as new work on subject supposed to hav Q
beed exhausted. =
JOS. .SHILLINGTON,
Bookseller, Odeon Building, corner al st.
H-n nd Pa
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Dentistry, &c.
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH

.. M. LOOMS, NJ; D., the inventor and patentee Of
successfully introduced his improvement infr rS
various cities, has now permanently estab- SIIO
ished himself in Washington.
lbs Improvement for Sets of Teeth con lists oh eff
In making set of but one piecs of material, and
that lncestructlbe mineral. No metal is used in
Eayanic action and metallic taste. There are no
Joints 70 become filled with moisture particles OF
food. hence they are pKre and clean They are
lighter stronger, less clumsy, far more durable and
natural IN their appearance. | will give a reward O
One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produce A
similar work Of art to equal mine in purity, beauty
suaiity.
All work sponsIbly warranted.
276 Penna. avenue, between IIth and 18th streets
ap lS-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24
nENTISTRY.
- DIR. STEPHEN BAIiY,
OTTICg No. 1893 PENNSYLVANIA AyR,pp *
Ihrse doors from Iffh Street NIILC

DIR. BhlLY begs leave ~ Ipfnrm the public that he
Gan he seen atal hours, at his oce ocs; cd as above
ne reels assured that an experience of been ears
prnotloe, with the large number of patients and
variety 81 dIfcplt oases that he has treated success
or FaG m fea1T fe S ss any
own experience confirming tho opinion Of many men
and Z. Prtmy has led HIM long sDce, nee to dis
% cn'd al msro1aI Pr1gaTatons for filling Teeth, also
monts for the SonstEnction OF Continuous ;''u Gum
Teeth, and that Porcelain mounted on Gold Plate.
is INC only reliable substance that hc in the
mouth. a6 yas most conclusivey shown by the Iast
American Dental Convention.
denoe and Practice IN Weshrnsion he is fa.o,sbl,
known to HIS numerous friends and Patrons ho beg,
leave ." refer '9fR TRsrIM6NaTpnas: 81 HI 6fG2Sns
From the late Rector OF the ChuTca Of Epiphany of
Or. STEPHEN BAnr: Dear air-I dcsrre to c1pres.
my ny esteem loI you personally, and my confidence ip
for me hnve been highly satsfacory ihope that yon
may receive the patronage tr9Ea my friends and the
Washington, AnE. %, 1855. j. ". .FRENCa,
From one of the Oldest firms In Baltimore, Messrs.
Bsvin, .mDlaE gs55fs 81 I S2tmsn ssnSan ps; CO;
poTant and dtu piece Of work which G e he ah did m 70
one OF the most distIng members of the Dental
College OF Baltimore, failed, after repeated trials, to
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
Of sS & B1offHi1A2RpS HARANN f Boess
Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
Nj. Clayton.
Y. &. SENATE, Aug. 1s, 1855.
Tho tcoth yOu made for mo work admirably; moth
tt0HN' NJ CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the maladies of the
teetb, osn oheeTfully recommend Or. S. Daily as a
superior Dentist: he made a set of porcelain teeth
for one of my famv, and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has sII stood well than
ten yeaTn. ROBERT i. NIXON,
of tho Va. Conf. of the NJ. L. Church South,
Aprll 10. 1855.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourseveg OF tho professional skill of DIR. g. Bsily
Surgeon Dentst of this city, or having becn cogni,
ant Of his operations our flmles OF friends take
pleasure in expressing admiration OF his artistic
skill, as well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manne,
IN whloh he performs the most delicate and difficult
oPerntlOns In Dental Surgery and respectfully re-
commend HIM 10 the confidence and patronage OF the
public. of which we consider him emnentiy worthy,
THOMAS U. WALTER, Architect u. 9. CapIto',
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. D.. of Washing ton, b. c.
b. 8. BoHREa, NJ. d. of Georgstovn, n, G,
y. g. LINCOLN. M. D., Of Washington, ID. C.
Joe. ii. RsADLEY, of Washington, ID, C.
WALTER LHEox, Ex Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, y. 9. Patent Office,
o. G: WIeHT, Principal Rite nhouse Academy,
feb9ou
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NJ MUSICAL CARD.
lflR GEORGE Nj AQTu Ia,do. or .
Dancing,
NAN CING AGA MY.

Mr.. I. L. GASZSNSKI and DAUGHTER bsye
the honor to announce to the Ladies and Gen 90
tlemen OF Washington and Georgeto that -
he will re open his Glasses for Dancing in "a
w ashnGton on Friday, the 9Th of October. at Ia
Temperance Hall, street, for Misses and Masters,
from o'clock p. m; for Ladies and Gentlemen,
the 7th of October, at Miss Harrover's Ladies Sem
mary, from 8 q clock o. m.
For terms and particulars appll o.iou can be made
AZ Mr. u. residence, 4G7 street, between 9th and
10th streets. SO I2-er1
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Roo KS look
PHILBRICK's THIRD ANNUAL SALE

FHILBHICk'S THIRD ANNUAL SALE
=, now open at
No. 476 Pennsylvania drenu:, f-st door ,ast of
United states Hotel,
Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists of several
thousand volumes, embracing the choicest European
and American Literature, which will be sid at the
puboshers lowest prices and many of them for less
and REAUTIFUL PRESENT will be made
immediately alter the sael to each purchaser of
Book for which we receive 81 and upwards
our PRESENTS consist In part Of
Gold and Silver Watches. Gold Lockets Brace-
let's, Armlets, Chains, Cameo, Gold stone and Mo-
saic Pins and Drops, Studs and Sleeve Buttons
Iold Watch Keys, Cuff Pins, Pens, Pencils, Rings
&c.
S75l worth of Presents will be given away with
each thousand Books sold.
Catalogues of Books can be obtained at the store
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
anime our stock Of Books and Presents
Sales Day and Evening.
d ll-tf T. pHII.BRICK Avent
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Vocal and Instrumental Music.

MR.W. HENRY PALMER'S SPIANOPORTE
IVA GLASSES are daily adding new members Per
sons deslrous OF avaling themselves of Mr.. PALM
ERs services are requested to enroll their
early as possible.
This Glass system is more advantageous for the
advancement OF Children, than any other stem Of
1t equally advantas eous for the perfectng of the
most brilliant performers.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
primary Class IS per quarter. Advance Glasses
So; All applications to he made to MIR. w, a.
rAEMER, al his residence. 269 street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
jill Georgetown Glasses meet every Monday and
Thursday at II O'Clock, at Miss HarTovers George
tOwn'F ernale Seminary, ne SI-tf
NJ MUSICAL CARD.
ltlR. GEORGE Nj. ARTH, leader of Arth's
brass and String Band, begs leave to announce ~
to his friends of Washington, Georgetown. 4EIy
and AieXaGdris, that he is now prepared toS1RE
furnish MUSIC for Balls, Private Parties. PaTaaes
sources, &c. From one TO any number of Mus cIans
to he hsd at the shortest notice.
Orders can be eft NJ the Musical Depots of John
r Eli's or w. q. Metzerott, or at his resderce
corner 9Th and q streets, Navy Yard. oc % -sm.
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TLOCKSi-GIOt KSt!-CIOCRSm
~ CLOcKSi-CLOCKS.i-C
good BASS CLOCK for 81. Every style Of
Clocks at J. ROBINSON'S. -
~ Also, Clock Materials, such as Keys, Balls. E35
Wires, Oils, nds, Sc. n5f
Clocks to the trade Of wholesale prlces Call ~
and examine, at
J. ROBINSON'S,
oc IN Pm Sfa Pa. av.. oppo. Browns Hotel.
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A ROAD.
% 60

- s.. 2.
On and after Monday, the 2ist instant the Trains
on this Road, until further notice. will regularly
at the following hours:
They will leave Alexandra for Washington at
Ia 10, w O'Clock. m and ut Ia, Sta, and So D.
~ and connect with a line OF ornnILuses at the
Bridge, running 10 the office of the Company on
Sixth street. IN the National Hotel Building. few
doors from Pennsy lvania avenue, and to the Balti
more Depot IN time for the cars.
For Alexandra the omnbu Ses will leave the Of
hce OF the Company at ~. 90. lik a.. m. and AT
IA Sl4 and O'Clock, p M, connecting with the cars
at the Bridge.
Light articles bundles will be forwarded be-
tween Alexandria and Washington from the Office
In either place.
Heavy fre hit will he transported over the road
II deIyered u, the Depot IN Alexandra. or at the
Long Bridge.
d l8-d2w JAMES S.FRENCH, President.