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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

oS Wednesday, lady in Buffalo, while walk.
ing along the street, was seized with violent
ct Of coughing, and was observed to lean up
against an iron railing A gentleman ia,medi.
atcly carried her into house adjoining, when
Il was discovered that she hadruptured blood
vessel She died in ten minutes afterwards,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

Ulsrom OF IuE NATIONAL FouNDm pRoIrcr
The Claim cf Rieimoad.-A correspondent
Vi one Of the Richmond papers, gives M account
Of the sulIerings which were experienced during
the Florida war, for the want Of mandatory
Of ordnance at some point South fthe Northern
cities, lie states, that during one winter Of That
war, the safety Of the army was greatly imper-
HE'D, md disastrous expenses and delays incur
red, from the fac, that the arms and munitions
orwar intended for the army, were locked up on
board the transports, being frozen IN the har-
bors on the Northern Atlantic coast. The wri
ter, aflerconsIlcring this objection to points Ii.
able to such accidents, goes on to show why
Washington, or Alexandria, or Norfolk, would
not be good points, stating that they are liable
10 invasion. Washington was Invaded during
the last war with Great Britain, and burned.
Norfolk could he still more easily destroyed
The funny partor all the communication, is,
to us, that this writer, in making ont strong
ease against most all the Atlantic cities, defeats
his conclusion, viz: that Rishmoud is the place
for the Foundry. apprehcnd that the quail.
ifcation laid down, viz security from iova
sion, will be an cfTtctual bar to the pretensions
Of the Sea board cities. Cities which can be
reached by soa steamers, sloops or brigs, are H.
able to such invasion. This must be one obiCc.
ton, and great ohjectiou-bu it will not we
npprehcnd DO much greater one than the re-
motencSS Of those cities from our Western
boundaries Centrally Of location, other things
being equal, ought to be the point upon which
the whole settlement should be made to turn
When it comes to that, we ask our friends East
and North Of uS-or all our competitors, any
where Where is the site that can present more
claims than can the city Of WheelingS Itscems
to us that Nature has marked her out for SOME
such establishment, by giving her such mineral
wealth in close proximity; such facility for dis.
tributng hcrmanufactureS, by water, to all points
mhose lines Of travel touch upon the Ohio by
giving her such elements OF health--Such cheap.
ness III the necesSaries of living. In fact, we
have all the clements, natural and artificial, that
tho card calls for. This last fact we expect to
SEQ shown up in few days in good deal better
style than wo have either the time or ability to
do. We have joint committee from the cit-
lens and the Council, composed OF men who
understand both the theory aud practice of our
advantages, and these they will smbOdy in re,
port, which, it seems to us, must command the
most profound interest at Washington. One
great argument in our favor must be, that in all
the articles we have seen in the newspapers up,
on the advantages and disadvantages of the
different cities, no one has yet denied the signal
advantages possessed by this city. Intelligent
newspaper mon all over the country know that
We have the requisites for such an establishment
as the National Foundry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

Iris stated that Louis Napoleon has Cxicd
thirty,twO thousand men. ofthe>c thirty thou.
sand have been pardOned, The recent arrests
are said to have been mAdo almost entirely from
among tho pardoned. The prisons OF Paris are
crowded with political offenders Punch says
IL tho system Of NrrCStSiS continued much long.
sr, France will consist Of two classes only
those in jail and the iailOrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17
Reading Matter on Every paEo.

We furnish TO LAY reading matter on every
page Of our paper We think that ola Mrs.
Chick could not have considered us lnrking IN
the viii TO ''mSke an effort" 70 deserve patio.
mage. We don't expect 10 do this every DAY.
because We can't afford It; but NC expect 10 do
itW ohen A. We ean. Crowd in with your JOB
work and advertising, fsllow-ci,ilghs, and Vie
will PnntyouA paper after while "as paper"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17
CUGOI'INsTIV pIlOVIaN.
An Improvement III Mechanical DonttglTy


m G w. MOORE you'd respectfully
kslsalll inform ua tttcnt o. wheeling and tho
liffTSA Fgbie eTnsrailt that having ja,t retained
1919 tam baltimore, Vhrrs from personal In
strutuon from tr rattates, pr.A A. HanIy, aud FROM nr
Church, brupnitf.ar Of Operative DenNry tu the ai-
tHore pftsA Uollefr, ana having purchased bf rEkt
W se The .eoFe nsmsd Improvement, be prepared
20 Introduce arnts 90, patrons is method IN the
prs,ii- Of Dentistry This profess slras,st the old pTAr.
ucr,lu DE io1vlns patuculars.
lat hWearc' an ah,ou,ey ae;uris otto the cast aud
consequently 20 The mouth.
a. A. sparrs arc len ht 'he odFnen " food NJ N
'crTei 1us, id work Is rtnhrtahlc for IT, anintss.
a. Partial SETS ffvu 90 mi srt can b- inserted
su perfect success Without theme " rpps springs
which IRE 80 ir'treIc to NJ, natural Urghbs and ought
be ieoanie1aacsfh BY every operator regarding the good
o. bis patients
i,h. u point q strength 1t possesses vast superiority
oT't al other methods.
5h Prom adaptation It feels light In proportion
N ~ weight
The puddle arc Invited 10 call and see rpeeuisna
Dr. " hia purchNgrd The cyeusVe rt Tor Tue city Of
wheeling and Is also authorized 10 sell ghW for Ohla ana
VirgidlA.
one mar "a. " Is Church, Capita, Street, Centre
waxing. mh2t-tm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

run iAFft htvs ttUr, nrIsk tatluF mar us stob.
hftgs, 10 ths IRA Wsrd, snd eesgIata " Jstfts
ballard, - Boarding heair, rvssrsuou fi,tu ~ ~
isy u APRIL neat.
Also ttv story iu he SANE bslaiue mes occupied
a. = shpt tiert by JetE HAnktn Appu 10
lar4 ARMSTRONG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17
MLURE HOUSE.

hANf r,pcyri tom Hy Old stand ahder N the spfFs
h3UsC g. ~ SHAVING BALLOON meas haaht LITERARY ne.
pot under Oh, Mlgfr H-ass, SHIRE h,usuA prepared
% ae'omnothir uI csstluts, and r public svlrray in
all ne brAncAet ~ my hntiurss. RiiiNElAlgT uAus
N-h-rhtbnth ronn' Hars been ta1roaghiy rtduyi aud
prepared Tor Sunm,r use. Warm Ant sold bohs aivA,s
ln frhllnftss am .lnt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

I LANdREiID, SUBSTANTIAL ani fancy hoo, sud shoe
~ maker has rrm0yvl his shop opposite bis cd stand
on har st. near hr Nyranish, shire be SIN societies thc
NtTousgs OF TIE pas ibtsains bic uork 10 rtoannitn
tsrf tAfA-smi tANOrRiHh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17
NOTIUE TO llOUSgK RGPEWa.
Now Carpets at Reduced Prices

Now Carpets at Reduced Prices.
'l'Ah svbssFhsr ts-ss swat rltataFv 10 E,fuus tIs
frsnlt anl mc pal4r generally nsi b. nnaa teo,vng
Die STRING NfptA ~ G0nbS Nheh D. Very iafet
~ suttsofs thy rr,tst VARIETY stgt od.f,i 10 tbi as,
VI tt's consists, ia rAft ~ e1uFstt bisnftatat %
CarIs,u, Bags, u Cloths, Wal Payer, Wuiuu siaAgs,
Curtain hamasts, tAun hs'AHcs, U,N Cafhig~s Curtain
Birii and Paa Table and Piano Covers, tterttsf uih
gtrAi variety % ariirlss too nanSTuus msusa ms
' has hcsn ttlscili s grtat carr 81 DO tt asf rrs
hnd do ttiDt hat nos utff fsascstats tha have
nos hginfl been uftffi in us city.
rhois u sani ~ doodi h NE iiouss farhhng lns yin
Ilyass eali ~ lhr Oh ttAnd Ne lAa, MHtn ~, and
Geod'' }. Z. HARBOUR,
aH No ~ Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

rs parsaRnce Of Adyrd o. trust from A. q Osbun and O.
s. Llmiin and their wives, and from Jesse LaBE and
- Hubbgli 70 me- dated April in 1851, and recorded 10
The Clerks Office for Ohio couat In deed book No. H. page
go viii szplfe = sale at The front door o. Tie Court
House In std county, Wednesday the ieh day Of May
ISIS, the following properly, NiG certain tract par
e Of lAni suste On the east side Of The OHIO rYgT 10 the
county % Ohio, 10 the state Of Vyina. estimated to
tain huuired and srvsntSlys acres less Hd
joining the lands Of Andrew Woods, the EOuih and
East, and those Of Philp Rely on the N0rih-heihg he
same land sold and conveyed By samuel q. Parnrr and
DIlie Farmer, and their Iveu and bv Jinu Farmer their
iaothsr, By deed dated March 9;st, 1856
TEsp % go, with Interest On 1910 f'Om April
is 1876 and The costs Of sale 10 be pail IN cAVh day Of
sale l385H On the iIt day IS april i5D stsO the ht
day u April 1907 l26iO tbr LIT lay Of April, 1861;
t2;e' onh7 la LAY Of April lsGg gs0nu thu Isl day u
Aphi lsS3 $3.50 the ir DAY Of Apfl ls6t and any
Remainder on the ~ day Of April. 80 sh Interest
such remainder. DANIEL q. LIST,
ApS-thEih Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

HAVE in't received my hrsi sp1ins stock n WATTRES
l CLOCKS, JEWELRl, FANCY GOODS, he tbs lar.
geul assortment offered Zoe the inspection Of my pa
irons embracing all the latest styles AMI almost every
grade bGns the Ouly fresh stock brought 10 the city this
sprng, mud purchafei At large reduction former
rates, Offers the greatest inducements purchasers
mh29 j. r. sOUTT, ISL Main ~,
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GATHER rr TN RAGS.

Sisters, gather up the rass-those little, fine
pieces that you have thrown about, and sew
them together and make nice petticoats aud
aprons for the little girls coverletS, &c. and then
teach them To do it for themselves, that they
may hereafter make good wives. can tell yon
thereare not one half Of the women that are fit
for wives when thew are married; they have hot
been instructed in home manufacture, and
some Of them have scarcely learned to wash
tho dishes properly or to take care Of things
about the house, aud the young myu are just rs
bad.
HATES THE FAsn'oSs-powN OF wnALEBoSE.
| am opposed to yOur nasty fashions and
everything you wear for the sake Of EShiOn--
Did You ever see inc with hermaphr~lite pan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

GENtNAt raens ta De on ~ ~ tist Msislies nuni.
- iufs Ala, stFut 81 QsIsrt anl Ma stt .us o..
r-Hri ~ rtuirllgr1cfr rtss reaa.
uth Ailly " Va 4 McATEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

WHAT Is the REAE NAVE OF MIS-. FREMONT p
The N Y, EreHing Post, protesting to speak on
thclady's authority, saysthAt isJsssis Benton;
the Nee Aaericl" Cyeiqpoica speaking on her
fathers authority, says it is Ann Benton; aud
now Zhe Boston Bee afirns that she signs legal
documents Jessie Aan Benton.
The y. o Picayaae SAYS:
I'm looking over the list of members of thi,
congress Thirty years ago., as published in
Niles Register Of December, 1895, we notice a
curious circumstance. The list contains the full
names Of every member of the House Of Rrp.
rcsenativeS but one. There was new mem.
Der from Tennessee, whose Christian name could
not be found out BY the compiler, and 50 he nut
him down thus: - Polk. Twenty wears ar
teTward, this obscure gentleman, Of whose den.
tity there was 50 much question in 1926, was
elected President Of the United States"
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Trnst SAC.

OY virtue of deed Of trust - from IsAAs YArqahaT
ID dated the s3i day oi september, 4. D. iSi and
corded 10 the Clerks ocr Of Ohio County Court In Deed
Book No az, folio ass u sell At public auction the 81
day " May D. 1853 At the front door ofths Court onsc
of Ohio county, Ia the city Of WherBg, Virginia. all the
real ciate granted and conveyed 10 In said dsvd "
trust described ~ SAIL deed, thAttD say ceTAn half
lot bcng The Nor halt Of Lot No. i9s thirty sN Ia E0s
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling and situated the North.
west u Chapns and Marshall sttestsI being tho
property conveyed b. Joseph Graves and Sarah bis
vile BY deed bearing late Hspsubtr %, 4 u. 1877.
TcrinI Of Sac made knoNu Gu the lay Of tsiv.
selling TRUSTEE, shall convey only such tltie ~ 81
vested IN me BY taid deed u trust.
mNBl-Im 0IBkON L. CRANNER. Tril.ies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17
Zoe Rent

'NnAf lcarhs IfsFsft niar NJ W,el Ctasitfy
! tuquu - ~ Aiff HfuprrUs ~ Astiiar erliart
tanf.rat atsa.melanaut To- larfs nmty ~ "a
senlaiai to- asfs, st,a tcsia y sad lisA nsfttt
faftvn. Asa rsi estfd, A., ~ Al iisi, safls,sA
sie - tastisutknsr, 49, isrna trpl, %
tAcAu ~ uULtnEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

The reports of dCstitu,ion in Utah are con.
tlrlnpd in the few discourses published In a
discourse about everybody working and every.
body making the most OF everything, Heber
sayS--
Brethren and sisters, lot US 20 to work every
one OF us and cultivate the earth, for it will no.
hurt any member of family to assist in these
things; ii will not hurt the sisters to assist in
making gardenS-.no, it will not hurt your deli.
cate hands any more than itdid in England. |
know and can now see hundreds that worked in
the fields with their nice delicate hands, aud
their striped petticoatS, aud it did not take above
three yards to make one Of these petticOatS. |
have seen you with your nice shoes and yOpr
bedgownS, OF some would call them sacks, and
your nice aprons tied around, and the apron
would causn everypuCker just as well as il they
had been made in the dress
woNEN TO WORK WHILE rHE Ngx FIGHT
When the United States muster their forces
and the devil combines his forces against us,
then God will combine his forces against
them; but we do not want women to 20 out
and fight, we want them to stay here and
raise everything for our comfort and consola-
ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17

Coop RArlnoAD TuR-rho Cincinnati, vii.
mineton and GAINESVILLE railroad people a,e get.
ting their names up for good time.
We Notice in the Cincinnati Commercial the
following;
The officers Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington L
gainesville road have the credit Of enabling the
party that accompanied the remains Of Col Ben.
ton to their fral resting place, to make the con.
nectiOn with the st. Louis train from this city
on Tuesday evening, after it b.came an utter
mposSibilitY TO reach here in time by the Co.
lumbus route. The G. w. & z. train was held
at GAINESVILLE about one hour AFTER the card time
for leaving; it left ut one minute after 4 p. ~.
and ran to Morrow Junction-One hundred and
thirty.one miles-in four hours and twenty.nine
minutes, making twelve stops This high speed
is compatible with entire safety on roads SO
nearly on an air line as is the Cincinnati, vii.
lnington and GAINESVILLE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-17
To Lot.

'HHrlfevuf tsu,s ffcntug oalas, 81 ,tststty esgu.
pisi ~ Russell 4 MeAts. Arrb 10
.snif Vs. T.. MtAFgE.
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10 Let


TiiErR % 'sar .uaii bnu,,, 10 csu,,. Wl,tlise
ties Afrb % sos ORANIs
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improved device for photographic engraving ma

improved device for photographic engraving ma
chimes.
Samuel Miller, of Hammond, N. Y. and w IN.
Ga es, Jr., Of Frankfort, y. Y, asSignors to WIN.
Gates, Jr., aforesaid.-For improved match ma
chine.
Henry Lawrence, of Newark, Ohio, assignor
10 himself and j. NJ. Connel. of same place
For improved washing machine.
James Perry and Elisha Fitzgerald of New
York, n: Y, assignors to. James Perry, Daniel
Fitzgerald and lIoratio Bogart, of same place
For improvement in raising dough.
Edward 5. Smell, of North Bridgewater, Mass
asSignor to himself and Francis b. WaShburn
oil same place--For machine for pricking and
cutting heels of boots and shoes
Charles Raymond, Of BRISTOL Conn, ASST gnOr
to Willford III. Nettleton Of same place For
improvement in sewing machines
l.ucien F.. Hicks, of Boston, Mass, assignor
to David c. Field, of Brooklyn, n. Y-For inn
provement in ink stands.
RefSSue.-Charles Monson, of New Haven.
Conn n-For improved gas tube joint. Patented
January 10, 1858
Design. James Ives, of Mount Carmel, Conn.
For design for carriage hub sand bands
AddtHOnat ImPTorsmeRtS.-PeirceK Klingle, of
Washington county, ID. C.-For improvement in
steam plows. Patented February %, Ie5S
Jonathan BuIdge, of Cincinnati Ohio. For
Improvement in cutting flour mills. Patented
June 10, 1856.
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might be trusted with snybody's wardrobe or
jewel-case, and gave no trouble on the score of
caste. Mrs. Jackson also said that the girl was
sincerely attached to her family; and with good
reason, for they had been great bencfactoTs to
her and all her relations; and the good woman
was accustomed to relate how ZeIle's life. as
well as that of her four sisters, had been saved
In their infancy by the attorney generals in
reference with that peculiar institution which,
IN some parts of Hindoostan, saves the higher
castles the trouble Of providing trousseau and
wedding feasts; how her mother had been pre-
vented from becoming a suttce by Mrs. Jack
son cousin, then in the Agra mission, though
the poor creature was scorned for it by all her
heather people, and somehow fell into the
Jumna afterward; how her three brothers
got advice and assistance from every branch of
the Jacksons to take up honest trades, when
the Company dispossessed them of some land
to which they had no right in law how in
consequence, one had place in the custom
house, one had become a soldier in the cap-
tain's regiment, and one a small merchant in
Agra. Mrs. Jackson always wound up that
r cital of benefits By stating that Zele hal
been three years at the school for native girls :;
that she could read English as well as Hindoo-
stance; that she never refused a tract and the
missionaries had great hopes of her.
ITo BE Continued
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Dentistry, Go.
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

N. LOOMS, NJ. d., ths inventor and patentee OF
"Loomi' Mineral PlGh Ttsth." having
Various cities. has now ns nermapentl, es.b 8
lished himself in Washngton.
This improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
y in making set of but piece of material, anc
that ndestruotlbe mineral. No metal is used in
saiva sc,s"n and metsIc fasta Thsre e,a rn
Joints to become filed with moisture or particles OF
food. hence they are pure and clean. They are
lighter stronger, less clumsy, far more durable, and
natural In their appearance. ] will give reward o
One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produce
similar work OF art to equal mine in purity beauty
durability, artistic excellence or any other requisite
quality.
All work responslbiy warranted.
276 Pa. av.. between Ilfh and izIh sts. % IS-ly
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nENTISTRI:
OYyIcI No. 1893 PENNSYLVANIA AvINyH, H~
TAYse dooYS from llt& StYsff. Q6

Df. BAILY bees leave to inform tho public that hs
can be seen at all hours, at his oce located above
practice, With the large number Of patients, and sfea.
variety of dcult cases that he has treated success
scientific or otherwlse, relating to the Teeth. Hs;
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
and J. and E. Psrmy has led HIM long sinoe, to dis.
al Gu sna %
ments for the construction OF Continuous Gum
Teeth. and that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate,
mouth. as was most oonousiveiy shown BY the last I
American Dental Convention.
denoe and practice in Washington, he is favoraby
Known to his numerous friends and patrons. no begs
leave to refer them to the following
From tho late Rector Of the Church of Epiphany Of
DR.: s1.rH1n BAlli: besf ssir,,I desire to express.
you as . superior dentist. fRe operations eXeoutsd
S Ss 1 a
public that your skill 30 well deserves.
Washington. Aug. -. 1s5: aour' w 'FFHRErcu.
From ono Of the o!d... 5,m: ~ Baltimore. Me.'rs.
Having employ :%ss Stephen Bs; cH Surgeon Den
and % Of 1e hah me he a. aid
on. % tbs snd n vsT Of the fact thu:
css Of amen 81
ss so ES
Baltimore. Jan. le, 1857. Hartmann BO6Gs.
Extraot froma note from the late Hon. job.
Tho teeth 70. made ior me vo1i .dmi4sbi; nosi-
ING could Be better. Very STatsfplly. ,,,,
To those that seek relief from the maI.dies of the
teeth, can ohecrfully recommend DR.. 3. Baily As
superlor Dentist; he made set of porcelain teeth
for ono of my family, and plugged several teeth for
.s; and the work has g ssG
Of tho Va. Conf. Of the M. Z. Church South.
April ls. 1883.
We, the undsrsixned. having had occasion to Aysn
ourselves Of the professional skill Of DR.. g. Bally,
Surgeon DENTIST of this Uty, having boon oognlI
ant Of his operations families OF friends take
pleasure in expressing admiration of his artistic
SKILL a. we'll Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
in which he performs the most delicate and diioult
operations In Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
commend HIM to the confidence and patronage oil the
Dublic of which we consider him eminently worth'
fHoNAs MLLEK, NJ. b., Of Wsshngton, b. G.
N. 8. LINCOLN, NJ. D., Of w ashingt0n. D. G.
Jos. n. RlADLIy, Of Washington, ps q.
0FoleI WALroN, Ex. Governor 2f Florida.
WALf.l LsNox, Ex Mayor OF WashinstoaS
HlERA BALDYN, Y. 81 Patsnt Once,
] .S;SC;;rWisH'' Principal kiftsnhou's Academy.
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H. NCIN AGA ADEM MY.

Mr.. T F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor to announce to the Ladies and Cen M
tleme9 of Washington and Georgetown that 2X
he will re open his Classes for Dancing in T2
Washington on Friday, the 9th Of October. 1T Gi4sA
Temparance Hall, street, for Misses and Masters,
from o'clock p. m. Georgetown-on Wedne sday !,
the 7th of October, at MISS Harrovers Ladies Sem
mary, from o. clock .. IN.
For terms and particulars application can be made
at MIR. g.. residence, 47 r street, between 9.h and
10th streets. Sc l2-6m
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Special Notices.

DYSPEPSIA AND FIrs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme, great
ourer of Consumption, was for several years SO
badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for part of the
time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually
cured by a prescription furnished him by young
oalrvoyant girl. This prescription, given by mere
child while in state of trance has cured every body
who has taken it, never having failed once. 1t is
equally in Of fits as of DIV yspepsia The
ingredients may be found In any drug store. | will
send tlls valuable prescription to any person on the
receipt of one postage stamp te pay postage.
Address DIR. TRACY DELoRME, New York Post
Omce. ian "a 2m%
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Dancing.
EASHIONABLE DANCING.

PROF. H. w. MUNDER respectfully announces
to his friends and the public generally, that m
his last quarter Will commence on Tuesday ~
afternoon, Feb. I'd, 1883. All those who desire -
To be prepared for the exhibition lkA6
solicited to JOIN soon possible Q as the arrsnse-
ment of Fancy Dances will take place Immediately.
The programme for this season will be entirely
new and far excel any ever offered to the public.
Parents who desire to see their children easy and
graceful In their outrage, should not fail to enter
them very soon.
Gentemen's Glasses Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. as usual, from III until 91a O'Clock.
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