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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

h.. 1HS fd1 or Lagsr.-A great humbub has
wSaSS easiOned in the beer-guzziing world of
"lseApg by the announcement of some Of our
for =. mat hereafter lager is to be issued out
m.. asee cents a glass; This reduction1was
made to suit the Tim Is. was
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

For uPerintendent OF Water Works.
MessRs. EDIToRs.-rrustlng that my services as Sppsrin.
tendent during the past year have met with the appreciation
OF the public, which, have and de iyed,I again res.
re-electon to the ONCE. [lee2sI D. HALL'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

CITIZENS CANDIDATE.
I offer myself as q candidate for the office Of UITY SER
GEANT, at the coming Charter Election, and 81 elected 1
dec1T A. g. HALL0WELI
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PeoDIe,. CondIdDt

Peoples Candidate.
MESsRs. EpToRs:-Plsase announce the name Of ALIEN
AMBER WALLACE, as q candidate for City Sergeant ut
the next municipal election and obllge
dee22 49, MANY YOTERs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

oARLELE, IT,, June g, 1874
IhAye used Prof O.. J. Wooa's Hair decorative, aud
have. adHired rs Wohdtrfnl elects. Ny hair VAS berCm-
ins, as lh0ushtf Prenntprslyggrays bnf. BY the uEa Of lis
hestorStvet has resumed rs original color, and, Have
- s. BBEssElexsEsnSt6T, q. 8.
:. Oh. WOOD eco, PropTi 1pfs, Sl9 broadway, \. Y.,Cn
the great y. Y. Wire Railing Et~ablIshmentl and III NniIet
street q. Louis. Mo. And sold By all good D~rurEists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

me Heaith.-rho i~nternents in the various
cemeteries ssn Of the city during the past year, were
S'O, vi these 2O9 were males and 169 were
as'naleS; l6s were under one year, 70 between
= and i've years. In two of the cases tho sex
was not reported. Two of the deaths were of
sS'pfed persons. For particulars, see the oil.
S'al report in another column.
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Cierk.

on Hi..h
respectfully offer myself as a candidate for reelection to
the ONCE Of City Clerk. r. 4. BRENTLINGER.
decSl
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COM ERCIAL.

MARIIET.
CORRECTED DAILY FRO ACTUAL SALES,
BY 4. IA. PUMPRARRK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

Grass Kiekst2 H0yle-A man answering to
the euphoniOus and verdant cognomen of Le-
6Oreas Grass, was yesterday brought up before
AID. McCourtney, by officer Tracy. charged
with applying his pedal extremities to the per-
sOnOf Andy Hoyle, with the intention of in
aicting a bodily injury. According to Hoyle"
the act was perpetrated without provocation;
but according to Lcboreas' version, Andy was
trying to get up a muss all morning" Hoyle
was represented as being pretty badly hurt, but
one of the witnesses saw him carrying a defunct
hog, weighing three hundred pounds, after the
occurrence, and the magistrate thought this
sufficient evidence of his physical soundness.-
Grass was fined $3.50 including costs.
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Cash Svstem.

ON the Pirst of January. the subscriberst intend adopt
" ing the CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY. They viii
not depart from this rule under any circumstances, for any
party or parties whatsoever, being convinced, from a long
experience, that this plan is not only better for the seller,
S9cas M,cLALLENs, KNOX & CO.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE srsGETs.
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A Nd Who that is gray would NOT have Il rrstorcd TO for
meL color or bald, but would have the EFoulh Festolsd,
or troubled with seTofuia, aeaId head, or ofbsF eTuptit ~,
bat uouidb be cured or with sick headaehe, GguraIkia) but
would be cured lt via also remove all pmIltS iIGnl the
face and skin. Rrot. WOod's Hair hestofadve aul.do all
this, see circular and and the GonOUfnR.
ANN ARnnHI NoVenbPF 8, 1SSe.
PRoE. Oh WooD-pear SIR: i have heard mueh SAID u
me wonderful eeeetsof year Hair Nestorattye, hat having
Sssn 70 ensn SheAtsS y qgsskgEE sud qg9ek hostrInS,
hair dyes ke.t vas dlfpcsrdfV place yOur lsstoEaiiNS IA
the same eatsgOTy Withkhs thouiand aGd Oht l5pdlr IiLng-
peted quagE TvmFdiss, oAul MT you in LaWrtEeS county
sOne months since, Uhen you gave meaueh uGamahee IS
inaneed.tAe rial e yoar Restorative IN my family -Erst
" ny geqdHtt.s Hknse kairAad.beeCme EeIy 1hh5 ara IL
t!reiy white and before eNhalstinE one % your liEEs Lot
Ties her hAir vas Eestofsd nsaFly 20 its original hsnuInrI
Drown eoiorl ana bad hlekened and beeome beaAiifnl ard
glosSy HRon. aud entirely over the head; ihe ecnIhrts TO
use IT. not simply beeanse OF fts beaut1t ing lGt ett. 81 on
The haiti, but 1eeanso ofIS bealththl inGufneg GEon the
head aud mind Others OF my family aLd iFiends are using
your restorative with the haPptest eIeets; therefore, my
3 fePHetsm and douts IN reference 10 itI ehaTaetaF 6hd
value are entirely nemoEedi and lean and do Nest cordial
y ana eoHndenuauy reeeomnend its use BY al who Mould
have thsir hair restoHqd nom white OF gray Gy reason Of
sickness or agesJ 20 original color and beauty, andbyygunR
persons who Eouid have their hair beautiful AID glossy.
: -71 Very uy and gratefully yours,
9 F SOLONON MANN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

ERIEND WoOD: It vas . long tune ansrI saw you aSBliss.
ned betore1 got the bottle OF restorative for uEirh SOu
gave me an order nyouF agent In Detroit. and Hhenl lot
u We eoneiuded 70 try ft on AIRS. Nann's halr, As the suTest
test o. it, power. It has done All that you assured ne Il
UO1ia dos and others OF my family and friends, haTInf uit-
nesseat IL sheets, are now using aud reeommendtnE iA Use
g CtheTA as entitlvd 70 the hIElEst eohsideTatIOh youtb tm
forh Again. very respectfully and lulygyOuTs,&
SOLOMON MAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

nm leap years the Index for Jan. Is 2, and for Feb. g.
- year divlsible by 4 is a leap year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

1OtH the Ing Of The toseb for any date in the
present century, add together the year and its
fourth part, with the day of the month and its
index, and divide the whole SUN by seven
The remainder will denote the day of the week
Il standing for Sunday, 2 Monday, 8 Tuesday
I Wednesday, . Thursday, 6 Friday, and o Sat
aFday. The index of the months are o June, 1
September and December. 2 April July, s+Jan.,
oct' 4 May, 8 August, s : Feb, March, Nov.
1sS5Tt1SFLE.-oa what day of the week WAS July Fourth,
6 6s2F :! pla. 4, 10 emitting fractions,
Index Of
O77
- 20
As sa leap year, the index for Jan. is :, and for Feb. g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

Game!-We notice another large arrival 81
choice game, partridges, pigeons, yenison, &c,
to be served up at the Mcclure House Saloon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

Klingcnden & Brother, of Liverpool, failed
with liabilities reaching half a million.
Nothing further from India has been receiv.
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WHEELING, Dec. "a, 1857.
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SANDY Hook, Jan. ,6,-The steamer Atlantic
passed here with Liverpool dates to the Esd,
four days later than previous advices. The
steamship Africa arrived out on the 2Oth, and
the KanparOO on tha ODD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

NEIN1A ENA44ENOAO.
FTHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting. the Allan
u tic cities with Western, aud South.
Western States by q continuous Roilway direct. This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line of Steamerst to
all Ports on the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland ndsan-
Lakes making theSmoSt dtrsct, chedpest AID reliable
route by which FRRIGIIT can be forwarded to and from
the Great West. g W.
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9ent 70 JaaA-Geo. johnson, an unsteady
chap from Short Greek, was arrested yesterday
morning for using profane language in the street
and INDUCING in disorderly conduct. He WINS
fined four dollars, and in default of payment
was sent to Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

III zoq10n.-Hugh j. Jewett, President Of n
Central Ohio Railroad and jas. Ball, superin
tendent of the same, were in town Yesterday.
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cHARTER EEEcTIoN.9
Whnrf NEnnfor.

NslEi
Wharf Master.
I would again respectfully announce myself as = candt-
date for the office ofIVharf Master, and if-re.eieeted will
attend faithfully tothe discharge of my duties ashtrttOtire.
1aaSS RonF' IAMlLroE'
FOR MAYOR. col
Ms FPEI0 s5STSs VII ~, please 5ss .. a9Pespe e. the name a. a.
ensuing Charter election, We believe him to be in every res
gSSs wen qualified to fplal the duties % & NY s5lss1 sRs 2,
MRssRs. EDiroRs:-Through the solicitations of many
friends, 1 beg leave to annoance lnysslfas 3 candidate for
the ss 9slce Of CITY Sergeant at the coming & shaE.es ELECTION;
CI;y Cierk.
ii; s oasss q ely S Gfsr Fs's'5'' = s'fsl !. ss sfa EfiihSisisR g
Stress COmnIssionet.
oomm,ssionsr;a t the az coming Ch q eeetIon. II Il eiestsd
I will endeavor to discharge The duties otthe oface as here
tofore, to the best of my abilities. HENRY SHARP.
Nh. E~DrroR-Please announce DANIEL DUNBAR, as a
candidate for superintendent Of Water Work. At the conn
ing L Ch "a ZEE Elession' EVERY PERSON.
,,..... v.,za5sEgr the Intsillseneer
Messrs EDIToRSI beg lepves respectfully 10 announce
date sot he 1t Sdiee Of City ssrss saRy a t as s Pp@s ss s Gaaf-
dec, %, 1s5T.-te.
Peoples Candidate.
SSEssS wA Gl1IsSigs as a e aR1SSnss for or, C Ht% s. 81 AsES Il
dec22 MANY VOTERS.
For superintendent OF Water Works.
MessRs. EDIToRs.-rrustlng that my services as Spperin-
tenaent during the past year have met with the appreciation
]pectqliy orsf myself as an fadspsadsatl ca1daate for
reelection to the ofice. [lee2EI JAMES 81. HALL
MRssns. EDToRs :-Please announce our fellow citizen,
NJ. 7. n. MoNAuGHTEN,a as an Independent citizens can:
dldate for. City sergeant, at the ensuing Charter Election
MIN is fully competent to discharge the duties Of that
office, and II elected, will make q faithful and efficient of.
fcsr. 7 A VOTER.
CITIZENS CANDIDATE.
I offer myself as a candidate for the office of UITY SER
GEANT, at the coming Charter Election, and 81 elected 1
shall %endeaYor to meet the just expectations of the public.
dec1T A. g. HALL0WELL.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
GRANITE BUILDING STONE.

DR0POSAIS will be received until the lst day Of
i Narh furnishing and delivering
-s Calhoun Hampton Roads Virginia. following description Of
"e best quality Of granite stone, viz
2ls blocks averaging % cubic net EACH smooth faced
sides and beddcd and ontad throughout
los blocks averaging cubic EACH smooth faced side
and bcdded and jonod throughout
bss chers rough ced with che draught averaging from
os1 headers faced with cisc draugh from
10 So cubic each, with dressed beds and joints
40 blocks averaging from 10 o 90 cubic feet each smooth faced
on 1wo sdes, bedded aud jointcd throughout
s2e blocks averaging from Is rs cubic smooth
on three shcs, with dressed beds Joints
oz pocxs averaging IA cubic
=. :, enas, and dressed beds and Joints throughout
~ bocks averaging about l5
one Mde, dressed beds aud
~ arched intes, averaging from cubic feet each
smooth dressed on two sides with and Joints
averaging cubic feet each p.r,;o ~
them " be dressed throughout =
sons respects be quality Of grant. aud
cutting dressing 10 be .re.nr
gwen whether the straight curved surfaces be undcr
stood by the proposing that all will arise
Rom neglect will be charged " the contractor
Samples the offered will have all cases. accompany
he poposa and also the extent and locality o the quarry from
whence II Is 10 be furnished will be named.
The deliveries be completed during the 1sss unless
wise directed commencing about the 10th day Of April
such quantities and particular dimensions will from time
DO designated.
win be furnished for all intricate stones at the expense Of the
United States Castle Calhoun when applied the party
whom the contract may be made.
se proposals will specify thc price M the the cubic
When dressed, delivered, nsyeced, and accepted.
individual Offering proposals. will them with the
sprstes ' 49, "
Further details specifications
nles and sizes
er oce at Fort Monroe Hampton Roads Virginia. BY applying
person 10 r. r. ncRtjk<Y,
'po-dl0 Lieut.. Colonel Engtneers.
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TO OUR ORDERS s.

The person viii upon books unless tn
payment Of the subscription bO mase In advance.
ptant suberibcrs forward By letter and all risk
win be by IN safe tranSmis.ion
The COUNTRY pabihed weekly during
Of Congress and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions ior period less than year viii be received
prcportionsd to the above rates.
aS-itSrMAstflcs authorized 10 sgeats;
sending ue fK DAILY Subscribers with enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY Subscribers, with s2S enclosed copy
grais
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DRuNKARps, pRUNKARps. AWAKE!--sa,

IL yourselves, fathers mothers, wives, sisters brothers
rcusaye husbands broers, and friends from
dunkards fate and drunkards them them
selves TO in the family circle the world, and useful
administer with without his knowledge with the bcne
hoa and saving effect voluntarily taken. viii turn
without ickcnng the driuker OF intox
eating drinks gradually creating perfect and to"gn
change aud disgust for TINT which he fond of eraica an
adding strength cecriulness and acyhy
10 mind and body Induced who have been rune" of
tune health cgainej hir psuoh oy
the this compound known to c ""a ana save
fallen brother win compound for any VINO may oue al
30 pr bottle or two bottles s. and by other
wise part Directions accompany 'ne bo''es
j. r fItAob NJ ~,
Jan 19-dlOts Baiuhore Post ohcc.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

nRPHANS' FAIR removed TO Iron Hail. fennsyl-
~ vania The nclemency the weather having prevent
persons who do from attending the M a
Odd Fellows % the managers have been prevailed upon 10 continue
ew days viii opened Iron Hall The articles for
sale marked down the lowest possible prices and The patronage
Of charitable Nearly $50 orphan girls
depending the result procure yhst absolutely
necessary for their present
Ian I'D TStarSiatesl
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
Na B. pRApY rospeotfnIy announces that be

M b. BRADY respectfully announces that he
INe has established gallery of Photographic Washing
ton prepared 20 execute commissions tor the Imperial Photo
hitherto made only his well known establishment New
variety o. unique and rare photographic specimens Included
his collection, together with portraits Of the most dis
ingu,shed citizens OF the United States.
Mr BRADY brings gallery Of fourteen
years the choicest products
Of his art dnrog that period M c confident that the resources
his command and the artistic quality d hi works viii commend hrs
gallery I" the attention o tho Washington public.
BRADY, 352 Pennsylvania over s~eepy, toen
bonse, FAINT CO.. banking house.
Jan 27eod3mo
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Feb 2-law4wT 2

NV ASIIlNGTON ART ASSOClATION.--Tbe Sec
wv ond Annual Washington Art Association Is
open at the Gallery street between 18Th aud lss streets
from 10, a. M, to 10,
Admission % tickets 81 To be had at the principal
bockscres and hotels, and the door,
5-itf
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
yXYRApPING PAPER suitable for grocers and
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOPgetOWn, ID. e..

vryHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies, fsvorsby known condncted by Miss
English Miss NJ j. Narrower principal
and experienced teachers IN every
department of learning - .
MEMBER oCongrcs call them to Washing
wards here under their own super
vision dohc graduates
seminary representing nearly every State In the Union
particulars address NJ ~ HAhnoStk,
Principal Of Georgetown Female seminary
Sen I2-eotr Georgetown, D.. G.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
washington Branch Railroad.
Trains run as .toilo,os:

I EAVE Washington at 6, a. M. 8, a. M; 3, p. m
IL 4. .20 p. m; s. IL, p.
The and 4. 90 p connect directly at
Baltimore for the and Relay for the West those g.
and l5 for Annapos and at 81 Tor Frederick and
Norfolk.
The 20 p M, trains express and stop or!y at
Annapolis and Washington functions.
Tho eastern train Of Saturday 2o only to Phladc
phia
On Sunday only train at4 TO- p
Jan 81 80. r. H. PARSONS, Agent.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

HtIEAPEST BOOKS ever brought to the Wash
inpon books, with clasps and
ments, price 81 so.
Morocso prayer books. gin edged, at 10 cents
v book,
,haae low pr,scs and highly styles
lust imported Europe and designed os
FOR sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Feb 10 booksehorr and Statonefs, 9th street.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
Jefferson City Coal Mining and Oil Manufac-
turing Company.

yUyIIE above company was chartered December 20
- s situated in ssl~as county IN .he State a missouri
lying from the M~so"ri river On the Opposite bank
from Ieu.rsou
Inul b, railroad gentle ncned plano FROM the the
a%sa"ass % sS over any other bank ia. ys.
feascs xasou the with which the
coal by ,s steamboat the position supplying
the and 81 ss sf s sns
there and Ne~ Orleans inclusive, company can nt< wAn ~
banks i said to be interior 10 nons in The producing
large Qualities and aae Quality q o. No slate 2. psss . ere
depth as V, unknown e dxA ata one Aanas~a ysa aav s
pure and requisites ss
ting TACT now being used for sh. parposs Jefferson
gable tho world have railroads. built being
oeaus o a Tor aSs aao f .s coal tho shas North West and
northwestern country where fuel from IT. scarcity has become un
mining and delivering the the Missouri river
the % o @ o D ] % srs1s s. sss I e M a sss om % ri III ".
together w~h e,s ~ = esh's =" INC manu-
facturc Of oil; making Ia all four millions f bushss;
For mining cent per bnshel $40, 600
For delivering bank aud shipping $1,000 900 bushels Aye
For n.anufacturng OIL per gallon 100, 900
For incidental expenses -'-a- 10000
Total expense soo, 900
The yield profit win sell readiy Tho
bank fifteen cents por bsel anu the oil one doS ana
twenty five cents per gallon:
Tho yield bushels coal Is cents $3.50 900
yield bushels Of coal IN OIL at fifty
cent less than its capacity is 100000 gallons at q 20 600
To which add the amount from coal making 700, 900
Afer deductnp former expenses 800, 900
profit for dividend annum, o. <0O, 900
estimate viii be BY hore acquainted with the
what be and will be done at this
bank The stock gold, and fast selling Persons
csrous investing safety large and speedy dividends
well either Of the following directors
o the company
VIM NJ. Belt, of Missouri
Hon Mger United States senator from Pennsylvania
Hon VIM Montgomery, member Congress, Pensylv
Hon Allison White, member Congress, Pcnnsy wanna
Jas w Bonita of Jefferson city, Missouri
NJ BELT the president Of the company aud JAS Bonita
the secretary Hotel for few with
samples aud coal which they VIII take pleasure
in exhibiting. JAS W. BONITA,
Feb IDIOT secretary.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

k'oR bALE.--A rare chance TO secure very fine
riding horse He beautul black, eight years old
nsaaa and upwards high Ho surpassed
snu action and perfect all and every Hc be
g livery Stable of Mr. Levy Humphrey for few davs only
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

HtARRIAGE I,AMPS-We have this day been ap-
r,,ca agents ar Edward ora engine
p The Attention d others respect
fully 10 be sample At our store,
Orders solicited
ENANs 4 THOMPSON
Jan l6--coIm 32e Pennsylvania avenue
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George w. Bray,
GJllmfor and Agent for Houses.


A REMARKABLE BOOK.--The critics do not
expressions with regard TO partons
andT Of Aaron Burr. 5i
Witness the following;
almostu uneqiallcd interest" likston ltst
s.Mo,t fascinating New York Observer.
sMorc exciting than romance New York Evangelist.
s moor compliment To say interesting
n0velp tinfpers weekly.
,.of oeuse interest fiIenas JOArna.
.,Iyas NO, n dun mage IN uu TIbnston Traveller.
..Or uecular apd absorbing Interest," Boston Transcript
interest" Home Jsurnai
sl,,st deepy Coniissionare
.sOr absorbing Interest," (Cnngregatonslist
..A,nos a model biography [i'hiladrlpha Press
a with Uncle Tom ~ IN Y Evening Post
might The people not less enthusiastic Than
press editions swept on In six weeks,
andth the fourth ready
For sale at TAYLOR MAuKiS
1l--5t Bookstore near Sh street
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

Books from London.
DOLYGLOT of Foreign Proverbs vol vi %.
II Memoirs Of the Duke Of Suy vols -.
Knowledge Of Pottery Porcelain and other objects
OF vertu i vol. 81 25 ses# ss
Alexander Pope. ! vol u 25. a gsse
Works Of Michael Angelo and Raphael vol 81 rs
Whcwlls History Of the Indnchve Sciences vols. ".
Piers Ploughmsn's vLston and Creed. vols ~ 90.
seldens Table Talk. I vol u 10. 4asatFa-a
Thomas Overbury's Works. 4 vol. 3l rs
Quacs Enchindion 87 cents
John Miscellanies. l vol 91
Chapm Homers Had. 2 vols % Ht }s fa
Classical Quotations.. l VOL 81 rs.
Pettgrew's Collection of Epitaphs vol. 81 rs.
Hand Book of Proverbs ] vol, u Is
FRANCK TAYLOR
NIRAPPING PAPER suitable for grocers and
wv dry goods such
Large straw paper, 81 per ream
Small do 40 cents tf
Manila paper, 81 by 30, at ~ do 4t. .#6e
Manila IS cents do
large white shoe paper, u 25 do
White shoe paper, ~ do
Small white shoe paper, 10 cents do
Manila paper, 10 do
Also, large stock Of printing paper news and book.
For sale by BLANCHARD h MOfiUN,
Feb IA r. Farnlam.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

DEV. DIR. STYLESS New Work-MQdern Re-
Examined the Union Of North and South the sub
ject Of slavery. Price 81 & F
Jan 1s BLANCHARD II MOHUN
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N r. HENRY. JOHN l. cAa
HENRY q CAMPBELL,

r. JOHN l. cAAfhkiL-
HENRY Il CAMPBELL,
Bankers
LAND COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE. AGENTS,
Sour City, Io,ru
Enter lands with and loan money
pay and furnish abstract 10 titles
Sep 25--d&swly l+a
George w. Bray,
CAl1or and agent for Houses
RESIDENCE No. 2s2 NINTH STREET NORTH,
N and N streets,
w S III L N GTO N.
House renting collecting promptly attended pnneual
,urns made 22-d3m
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Barbee's "Coquette.o -

Barbees "COquette.'
FNllS Celebrated piece of Statuary, the production
III Of WILLIAM r. BARBEE, of Virginia. has this
exhibition $50 Penn Third
and-a half etrcets-front stairs.
The Cquete has received the highest Communications Of praise
critics both in and Is
justly ranked tho brilliant achievements Of modern
artists.
Doors open from o, till 10, p.
Admttance 20 cents; tickets 81
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The Washington union., 1858-02-17

FLORIDA.
FSpm JaIyl 1858, 10 June 90, 1859
Orange Springs Remington 70 miles and back
week,
Leave orange Springs Monday at
Arrive at Pennington by
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The Washington union., 1858-02-17

COUVESTRE I; Counties ct Nouvelles. 30 cents
NJ Feval; Dernieres Fees. 30
thampaenry; du Proessenr Deel 30 cents
Karr les Soirecs de Sainte Adrssse. 80 cents.
Souvesrc; Souveniss Pun yieiard. 80 cents.
Souvestre; les Flcts. 30
Sand; La Dcrniere Adn. 80
Simon.
Autran; Mlianah. 80 cents
Conscience; la Gucrre des Paysans. 30 cents.
Imported, with others, from Paris by last steamer.
Feb Is fRANCk TAYLOR
VTTORTHY OF Notwithstanding to retire
wv present offer opportunity
disposed hotel conducted
favoraby
share Of which
all the other upon
The OF the house thorough
streets
short distance from the Capitol To profitable
call carly, or address
Jan 2S-cod1w wM. RuPP, Proprietor