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NUMBER 1869

Is England they have a way Of dealing with
gentlemen fnaneier swindlers, that IS lecided-
ly wholesome. We have, by the North Amer
ira, the result the trial of the Directors oftio
Royal British Bank. at Liverpool. for conspirirg
to defraud the shareholders and the public
They were gentlemen of standing" ''pOsi-
ton" Influence" and all that sort of thing.
yet they were all convicted and sentenced, ;
follows:
Mr.. Cameron, to twelvcinonths imprisonment
with hard labor.
Mr. Brown, twelve months hard labor.
4lr. Esdale, twelve months hard labor.
Mr. Kennedy, nine months imprisOnmeut.
Mr. Owen, six months imprisonment.
Mr. Mcleod, three months imprisonment
That Is the way to DO it.
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Fire & Inland Navigation

Fire & Inland Navigation
Risks accepted consistent with solyeney and
fair profit.
Es3ecidi attention gfCFH 10 KHSOrnHce of n HELIIFGS
and Conf,Ats, Jar terms of 10 yeurs
The progress of this Corporation has been stable and
interrupted ttTOV F seast al ssine and
periods eyeutiu in or exempt from epng conagTa-
tions and maritime disaster Being Tong established a
cash basic the troubles the cTeiit System in
material particular.
During grd times the security OF reliable Insurance
an imperative duty- the ability Of property to
tain loss being t. en- much llssentd.
Policies without dsay and all business attended
to with dispatch and fidelity, by
Wheeling, Va.
feb9-'Iaw-tiil Jan. ist, 80.
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

For the information Of strangers visiting the city, We pub
m tie following list OF she dGerent Churches, and their
ny shd place Of meeting II there any mistakes
'ti'aaActhe nses'saE. correction with pleasure:
" Aahs'e's, Kli-eeZaI'af, Corner Monroe and Byron
'rss's, Rev. E l. FEkKtss, Rector morI gservices 1o
aosk, evening".
JotH's' k,ise@paiia' Maa street between First and
Second, Centre wheeDs. Rev. J. H. sNI1H, a. NJ, Rector
StNiecs-Morning iC1G; Afternoon 81; night ~.
Fr ITssbytsriui, EEy. Il. II. WLfD Pastor, FOurthst
'een Monroe and and
second Presbyterian, Webster street. between Main and
Naket, Centre Mheeinsi services morning and evening"
Third FresLyteiidn, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
aeIt sts Wheeling, Rev. L. WoODs, Pastor, servi
sc, morning and evening.
f"arh Irss1yte'id't Rev A. PAuIL' PASTOR Manstreet
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IFrOm the Atlantic Monthly for Aprn. ]
SANDALPHON.


in The e#sq,fldEd q,fldd in. in tie TaInud of old,
of the Iinitless realms of tlie air,
Have You read 1.-THE marvellous story
OF Sandalphon, the Angel Of Glory,
Sandnlphon, the Angcl of Prayel!
How, erect, at the ontcrmost gates
Of the City Celestial e waits,
With his feet the ladder Of light,
That, crowded with angels unnnnbered
BY JacOb was seen, as he sluinbcred
Alone in the desert at night?
The Angel. Of Wind and of Fire
Chant only one hymn, and expire
With the songs irresistible Stress
Expire ia their rapture and wonder,
As harp-stTiugS ars broken asunder
BY the music they throb 20 express
But serene in the rapturous throng,
Unmoved by the rush Of the song.
With ewes unimpasAioned aud slow,
Among the dead angels, the drathle>s
Sandalphon stands listening, hreatllcss,
10 sounds that ascend FROM beloW,-
From the spirits on earth that adore,
From the souls that entreat aud implore
In the frenzy and passion Of prayer
From the hearts that are broken with losses,
And weary with dragging the Crosses
Too heavy for inOrtals to bear.
And he gathers the prayers as lie stands,
And they change into flowers in his hands,
Into garands Of purple and red;
Aud beneath tile great arch ofthe portal,
Through the streets Of the City Immortal
Is waited the fragrance they she'd
1t is but a legend, know,
\ fable, phantom, show
OF the ancient Rabbinical lore;
Yet the old medisszal tradition,
The beautiful, strange superstition,
But haunis me and holds me the more.
When look from my window at night,
Aid the welkin above IS all white,
All throbhing aud painting with stars,
Among them majestic Is standing
Sardalihon the angel, expanding
Has pinions in Debulous bars.
And the legend, ! feel, Is a part
fthe hunger and thirst Of tie heart,
The frenzy and fire Of the brain,
That gTasps at the fruitage forbidden,
The golden poInegFsnates Of Eden,
To quiet its fever and pain.
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

'iFsiHius Lodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
'Snug at the Hall, of Market and Quincy streets
'~tS Vi. H,Lt, n. G.i B " Carr, Secretary.
FrankIin Lodge No. I3.-Meets as abOveevery
Monday evening. DAVID sDAruA, n. G William p.
Ne isircy, Secretary.
Wm. Tell Lodge No. 3:s.--Meets asabOve eve
+ Wednesday evening. wtLnAN HElrEE, n. g.; yoaa
$sads, Secretary.
s'wShss,tng lodge Ne. Ss.-Mest. as above every
". D rOrrs, n. G.; John zzooa,n, Secretary.
PHnoin lodge No. S2.-Meets above every
sfi1y evening Jos HGsELY, n. e.; 'IoiR L. Kdr'7ell,
Secretary.
Wm. Tell EncamPmeut No. 34.-Meets as
laaTe the secoRd foH,fA Tuesday evenings ofeaeh
@'a'A' JoHS BADER, c. p; t9saS. LiHeh, Scribe.
A5rnT'n EnenmPment No. 1.-Meets as
'e the F"staads&ird Tuesday evenings each month
ErloN, c. r.; GeoBaird, -Ir, Scribe. GMarch IS.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

0atO dodge No. 10I.-Meets Masonic Han.
S'aeF Market Moprcestreets, ard nird Nom
s-y evenings each month G. W. srTs, W. NJ; Akee-
S4lsf LaHgtiiR, Secretary
Wheeiing Lodge No. I3S.- Meets above on
aud thir Thursday evening Of each month. p a.
-InSIliSeEs, ,I.s w NJ; y ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. I9.-AIeets as
soove on the seoaa MOudly evening Of ehraonth. VIC
S%.I, IL p.i S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
"Aeeiing EncnmPment Ne. I.-Meets a
On the Ae,'"rtA Monday evening OF each month. W.
"4L'rfag Recorder
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INSURANCE.
GREAT WEsTERN

GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Office in c. mpany's Building,
No. 4O:S Walnut St.. PHIEI.A a EGaI'EEI = :.
Charter icIYetU0i: 4 AuthOrisea CdJitaiS50O eco
c. c. IATHEoP Prcs't.
wAT. DARLING Vice Presidentt
JAMES WRIGuTi Secretary and Treasurer
Having been appointed Agent Of tile above well known
Company for Wheeling and vicinity FT=Pa,
approved Fire and MaHue Risks on the favorable
terms. Il. q. RONIIAM,
Office for the present at DOHne Adams TehnuEe
febl6-ly No. q Main s..
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
THE-
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T( OOKI.ESPONDENTs.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other
Rga business Of the Inteliisencer, should be addressed
81 PICrretnrs.
L.s concerning the editorial department of paper,
lei be addressed the Editors jointly to either
!ilrm.
Ccr'ePOudeuts writing publication will please write
Daiy side OF the paper.
Observance Of the above rules viii greatly Oblise
prompt correspondents than
: y tl!=ht otherwise receive.
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1hE LAW OF NIlWSPAPERS.

t.iy, arg considered as wishing to continue their suscri-
uUhs.
deals the publisher continue to send them until all
paid.
al subscribers neglect refuse take their periOd
tie Offices which they directed, they heId
s;peusDe till they have settled tire bill and ordered them
.!i:on,iHued.
ubscrbers to other places wIthOutInform-
Publish and the papers to the former d
,tsty., they II, held responsible.
The have decided that refusing to take pcriod
:G,irenthe Oor removing and leaving them uncaed
sr,. EriDiGJdcid evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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VENTILATED, sLLI-ADJtSfiNi SILK HAT,
NJ p have this day rrceiyed iron NtN YORK, Bsi.rr-s
sPIins syie sE Hats, aud taxi pleasure iLtiOaEx-
ing tas Improved Of TtnfiIating rrncIEcu hng mi
uaking them soft to the head. This EeBatiun k ud. IL
Auhl'ting tie air between the leather body %
nat ad passing ont ot te top causing ertiaL on of
aT hFougiit Tie leather is 10 etufail
70 Hi shape OF the iorrhend ptit on
lh.Isby relieving tie head 0iH ts pressure sl.asasI
iaii 50 much complained of Ia all hats aud
g the SIX tiat to be liabir g the ft F-It
Hat, and rOuifo Ttshle. a. u ell r
anime. fiansT - l.ts Hihsie
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VOLUME 6.
obe lubrrIiu9 1ntelIiorurrr,
is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-wEEKIY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & McDERMOT.
,EIRMS

O2gICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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Incorporated 1e1e-chaItsr Perpetual.
Cash Capital 1000, 900.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIREp,
WITH a SURPLUS OF SJOG,3S1 S..
And the prestige OF :3S yeHrS and experience
ASSETS JANUARY /, 1855:

TOtni liabilities: ---
Unsettled Claims ct $l7a-9aCs4
Losses Equitodiy 4dGj"stoi and Promptly Paid.
UPW ARDS OF S11, 900 900
OF Losses have been paid by the Co..
the past IS years
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THE WASHINGTON cHILDREN's MISSION

TyHE LADIES Of the First Unitarian Church.
by the sad condition Of number children
Washington commenced MISSION object which
from the alleys OF the nghborhood
possible Of that number who either the MISFORTUNE
guilt negligence OF their incident the
The
" the dangerous classes' Of American cities
They have rented and furnished suitable In the Fourth ward
employed teacher and daily receYng Children who coming
sboies poverty aud ocn than poverty
rounded during Christian kindness
rbearance and being taught the elementary branches of
education viii be saycd from peril and Of hem, Ia
hoped become very mcnan
Very frequently supply shoes other essential
garments could obtained would be desirable
furnish sufficient during the approaching
Water Being constantly under supervision night
for imposition much essened IL certain
which children the
power Bible
them, though their parents should prove unworthy
submit following considerations the benevolent
That OF all good Christians aud all good citizens
good OF the because nothing dangerous
republic presence lswless bands o. youths
sfci public school accommodation for the
poor children
taning from the poverty
parent, would seek educational Advantages
Is only by direct effort The by personal
them, sacrifice them that
city Of violence aud rowdysm; and that Christian
accomplish this fully evidenced IN the
past and present condition ~ NE Five Points, New York
hesitation therefore asking pecunry
We pledge ourselves 20 the economy
benectors feel assured that dollar w directly
shat funds viii absorbed Of
salaries secretaries, clerks, agents, 6c.
Donsous will be thankfully RECEIVED BY the treasurer Mrs
Webb, No. Louisiana avenue Nov sT-du
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Al Tribute OF Respect.

a meeting Phodenic Society Georgetown College ID.
Greneaux being
nounced Buard La Paul Bossier, La, Al
phonse Ros appointed up resou-
Intelligence The
following preamble and resolutions which adopted
Whereas the Plodcm Society Georgetown College
the profound heard the death
f. Of whose highly cultivated
Judgment sterling integrity and universal popularity
his which
TALLY Judge his abilities a useful patriotic
evidence which prompted him s
all discharge
vovig him and whereas this society have been
brightest whose
and patriotism she never TOO much appreciate
rssored That while the members the Phloicmc
hunby the will
sincerely the
d the afflicted family and friends OF deceased,
further re,oir Ihst the members o tho society
mourning the space OF thirty
respect memory
lutlous DO trau q his family
That these published
kaehtoches
clio. EDWARD n WEIGH. President.
RoRERr LoyxisoE Cor Sec. Nov 27-l
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rag ST. MATTHEW'S CHuRcH.--At large and re-
spectacle meeting q pewhodcrs others belonging 81
tews church this city held evening OF
following resolutions unanimously and ordered
Resolved That have Witnessed from time 10 tune with
pleasure and pride the improvements made church ednc
the sv Dr. White parish deeply sensible
he has the
der tho church worthy Of tn. sacred which
Rssoi That order dersy tbs
for repairs especially putting
building pastor In whatever
him this
pecsly the present time % insure thu
undertaken by the ladies , h
approbaon purpose be AT udd
aud
esios while disposed checrfuiy win,
throughout the their
deklng earnestly SOLICIT tcr aid the present
q the rnerorous Object have IN view.
FREDERICK cAILAN,
Soy u Secretary
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Serious Accident to Gen. PACE.

NEW YoRK Nov 2G.--Yesterday morning, when Gen.
Paez proceeding to review the troops 10 Fourteenth
street. he thrown from his horse in front of the Aston
Place Hotel, and sustained injury The horse
fell and caught the Generals right foot His toe was
dislocated and he otherwise injured. He however
this morning expressed determination to take passage
the steamer Tomorrow for Venezuela although his
physicians recommend quietness.
The Times Of this morning says that If extensive in
hammation should il viii the loss of the
parts The injury is dangerous account Of his
advanced age, though that is much by
excellent constitution and great physical strength
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The Chess Moyement.--A Drawn Game

PIuLApELrnIs, Nov. 2G.-The great chess match be
tween the Philadelphia and New York clubs was con-
tinued last night, the being transmitted az be
fore, by telegraph As anticipated the game re-
suited in a draw-after twelve last night. The
proposition from black, New York; White Phil
aiephia consented to draw, and congratulated the
New York committee the able in which they
have conducted the game.
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Markets.

NEW YoRK, Nov. rs Cotton is highersaIes OF g. 600
bales advanced cent the market closed firm Flour
is frm-sales of IL, 500 barrels State 81 20 50 40
Ohio, s. IS So As southern, So is s. so Wheat
is dull of $4,000 bushels red, 81 IL 81 %
Corn is irn--sales of 20 900 bushels mixed IA "
cents Pork is quiet mess, SIT 30 a SIT 40. whskey
is quiet at 23t cents Coffee firm, but active IL
IL cents. Spirits Of Turpennc is quiet 40 cents
Rosn is steady at 81 So Rice is firm at 81 cents.
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The body Of J. w White, Of Chattanooga, Tenn. a
member of the legislature OF Tennessee whose arrest for
sns land warrants was noticed few weeks ago, was
9uhd near Clarendon, Ark, last week 1t is supposed
wat he committed suicide He was under feooaniqances
70 the sum Of ST., 600, to answer
hchard Kearney the author Of 'The Life Of Colonel
talbot and at various periods an editor of different ca.
+lAn Journals .rd whose reputation was at one time
s extenElye among The literary circles of Canada died
ncehtls at Chatham and was buried ut the expense n
TIE corporation -
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DIED,

Suddenly the of the 25th instant BALTIMORE
ABEIIA F0rSIiEE WARD wife Of wA WARD
daughter OF THoaAs GRTiS, Of Washington.
instant suddenly EDWARDS cnusnrt
EDwARns OF tho First Comptrolers once formey
Tennessee Shn
Episcopal Church South aud died she devoted
Christian.
wiz take place from hor husbands residence No
streets Sunday afternoon Instant
o
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l. ter from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 26-The steamer Tennessee ar
rived here to-day from Vera Cruz the 21st Three
Spanish and two French vessels had anchored off
SACRIFICES. Admiral Renard daily expected with
the remainder Of the French squadron.
General Trejos surrendered Perote the 10th, the
garrison being reduced to starvation The remainder of
the troops had rearrived at Vera Cruz
City of Mexico dates of the 18th received. Gen.
Mraben 70 had arrived there. The liberals occupied
Zacatecas zuloaga leyyng contributions to repair
the Notifications. The liberals elsewhere
full. ita ~
Jnarez republshes his proclamation against Zuoaga
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANALIt is stated by the
Cumberland Civilian that the work at dam No. has
been almost entirely suspended until next spring There
four five hands in the quarry getting out stone for
future use and this is all the force engaged there AT
dam No. work is rapidly progressing, and it is
pected to complete that dam in the Of two three
weeks During last week ga boats left Cumberland fol-
tide water carrying 40s Of coal The cold snap
had formed ice in the canal but yet of sufficient
thickness to interfere with boating.
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CUPERIoR PURE OLD RYE WEISKEY FOR
medicinal price per gallon SO per Many
geneen Virginia Maryland and the District a regarded good
thoroughly murh the
whiskay n the market EDwktD HALL
e kinds % Liquors and Family Groceries.
No 40 Louisiana avenue, opposite Centre Market
View s7-IOtoof lstarl n ~ -"
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HARPER MaGAzNR. We have received from Messrs
Blanchard Mohun the December number OF this popu-
lar periodical This number the eighteenth
volume and the publishers refer TO its past the best
guarantee for its future claims upon the patronage of the
public In addition to a large variety Of other matter
this number contains several additional chapters Of
Thackeray last novel; '.The vrgnians and postum
nous tale by Charles Lamb entitled s'Cupids Revenge
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I,HE oNLY ARTIcLE UNRIyALLEp IN MAR.
Nov 24-eod

fINiE ONLY ARTICLE UNRINALLED IN MAR
The why is that BY
natural sa Gr aa he as h n com gray sappes The
andrua itching and heat from the scalp and up
all diseases scap stop Keep i from,
aias OF makes soft glossy healthy and beautu used
gray hn reader read the following aud Judge for yourselves
Nxw YoRK, Jan. g. 1858
Having heard a good deal
made mind lay aside the pudcss IN
meicine and short time commenced your
result has 50 very satisfactory that am saa lid
and 10 justice well a. for the
reasons for setting aside are unwilling TO give yar s,os :"
trial TN they Further proof proof being ocular de-
such proof am IN and out
Of the y Wire Railing establishment every day
hair mproveda appearance
way being glossIer aud thicker and much healthy
looking. am yours, respectfully,
Corner Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn
LIVINGSTON Ala, Feb H. 1855
rood
in ths the Ny hair has been slightly dmnlshng
qae an infant have been using your Hair Restorative ior M
weeks and find that have fine head growing after having
Bile remedy exiant and advise all who afflicted thar
s W MIDpI Erov
PmIADKumA, Sept 0, 1857
PRos woop-pear Your proving ,ser
front part my head Il
most lost i fact bald have
studded With promising crop q Young hair and tbs front
amy
lean induce many others TO try Yours respectfully
No. 4e4 Vine street
The Resoatves put up bottles viz large me
dunn aud small the small holds half pint dol
pc bote the least twenty per cent moro 81
proportion than The small retals for dollars
large holds 40 cent proportion
New York Wire Railing Ebhmeut and street
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GRAND MUSICAL FEsrIvAL,-Ihe music loving people
of Washington win be much gratfed TO learn that
TO have two grand concerts next week by M Stra-
koschs Italian Opera Company among whom several
of the first arstes, Mesdames Goson Wilhost Stra-
kosch, Mile Teresa Parod, and Signors An6do Brig
no, Labocetta and Barii The enthusiasm with which
these eminent vociss greeted their recent visit
to Washington, has encouraged them to repeat their
visit and this occasion shall have opportunity
TO hear four priIna donnas the evening The
prices have been xei at only dollar with extra
charge of fifty cents for reserved seat and Philharmonic
Hall win doubtless be filed to repetition each night Of
these concerts.
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Bosros, Nov. 26s--A letter from Goree on the west
coast Of Africa, dated October H. says that il is very
sichly that coast French steamer has lost
twenty-five within two weeks An armed boat from
the steamer impressed French sailor from the brig
Rockingham of Salem Massachusetts
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indiana senators.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 26.The house of representatives
this afternoon passed. by vote of tyone against forty
five the joint resolution which passed by the
on Wednesday declaring the election Of Messrs Bright
and Fitch to the United States Senate Illegal unconstu
tional and void
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49, SRcoSD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, on New York
svenne between 13h and lh Divine
Rev JAS a. Hammer ID n eiect will this
tomorrow Service the at IL ock. and the
noon NJ hafpast . The public invited. Nov ~
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LOUISVILLE, Nov 26.-The stockholders Of the South
ern Pacific Railroad met here yesterday Twothis OF
the stock of the road represented Jeremiah Nor
ton, of Virginia. elected chairman. President
Faulkes made able report which win be considered to-
morrow
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Trotting Match.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov 26. I'm the trot between Flora Tenn
pie and Reindeer the purse Of thousand dollars was
given to Reindeer in consequence of collision in the
second heat which the Judges decided to be the result
foul driving by Floras driver.
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u II. GILLET, Counsellor at Law. has rsmoved
lNs his Office e bis residence Franklin Raw corner 81 AND
Thirteenth streets Hc win continue PRINCIPAL
" 70 cases 10 the United States supreme Court.
Oct 2s--du
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NoTcE OF REMoyAL.--M W. GAIT & BRO.

NOTICE OF REM0NAL.-M w. GAIT & BRO.
IN take pleasure announcing their friends
egs that they have removed 70 their
Nac Store, 954 Pennsylvania auol bn~p 66 and ~ streets,
Cfoar doors ~ea Of Browas Hofei,l
will open day the largest Fine wohes Rich
Jewclry pure Silver and Plated Fancy
for sale in ts city, which they respectfully invite the public
to goods lowest possible
rates. the VI article marked upon Distinct gir,
from which there viii be
~ ". GAIT FRO. Jewellers
go Pennsylvania avenue, and 7th sts
Nov 24-s lStarSssassl
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Financial.

| NV YoRK, Nov. 26.--Stocks are lower generally
Chicago and Rock Island 62s, Cumberland Coal Com
pany Fl, Illinois Bonds a2s, Reading sly, Virginia
! 81
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THE BAGLEY GOLD pENs, no,y ,,,.,.,,s.a,.,-.a

- and muchinrroved by NewtpH, ncuing saex pep
us Nphnereai TIE sinedani, the pen ,.sho
ne and ne large bank pen by Undersigned
finish, and VIII be sold with saassnsee.
The aortnb gold particularly 10 ssux ~
pen whatever = - '"'''
Wskdcas eehratei London writing INK Cuyoas PARIS rag
INK french letter papers Enu,a .er
note envelopes b imported direct BY Undersigned
Sood common French letter paper a. 81 % per rcsn
NOV 70 FRANoK TAYLOR