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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-20
LOCATED
ner Baltimore and Charles streets.

ner Baltimore and CnaIles streets,
BALTIMORE, " D.
his Institution Is most prosperous ana -four
L !sing condition. Twice during tile last years hiss
been necessary 70 obtain Larger apartments
coinlOdaton Of Jc students reDrs
sentng EeaTiy every State In the Union.
Il oceupi's 81 the conspicuous iesra
by IeeSfed bi,iigs in t'e city TIE rooms -naimod
oEsS arra;i.es spacious and Elegantly furnished.
The advantages Nnd facilities he Young men
desiring to qualify themselves properly she Var!os u
lies q the Counting Room, 70 oottif TLof0A P,ic
any particular i similar establishment tie Cned
staiss.
=. cU7ty:
K. X. LuSIEE
PFineipai-Lectarer the Science OF Accoust Commerce
J. n. y II l. PS
Professor Of ths Theory and
Commercial Calculations
Il. IL, u \ VI RS,
Associate Professor Of
n O. = Oh SON.
Professor Of Bls4-ss Ornamental Pei.fn,,u,iI,
:. T. WILLIAMs, ESQ
is=cterer Mercantile Law .-.5.
RRv. y. YEATES KEEgE DB
lecturer Commercial Ethics.
Tl.uSTEEs
lie:.. 1ao. i Keslne,iy. Hon Jasfuz ysn.ant
Hon. Thomas Sauna W,n H. KrIShief- I.st,
Jacob Frost, tsq., william Ki.ahe, ESQ
TAe Caiere u provided sisf Commercial Iiirsr~ ~
S;sndar,i Work- expressly for Of s,uI-ut-
tae Student has iesk to iEseli, and IS ,arAteI IL.
There belae vacation uroe the year Students en-
ter time -
The usually required To eomplete
from TO - weeks. s'
A DrPIoxA * AWARDED to all Graduates
large and Beautifully CireuIar
Interior View tie College, various ehaFacferisfi
Pslmanshp, &c, seHtby mail Of Charge aeen,aii
ief-if T. X BOSIER. RaltfIaors m
'lDAR BUCKETS, Zinc Wash Boards, and s1s-r TIsS--
- just received AID fo- sale by 1879
MN wa. EDWARDS FRO.
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~ tetcefga seiate reeeha! MI liti q Harris ofer.
~ VIZ ~'VNhs i'tVbaVb' "ueh was unanimously
ratsCd.--
Whereas, We have ssrned wih profound resret ht ts
Hon !ohn Wstc ~ Tie conry Of Chatham about ~ re-
stn ~ ~ - &c s inet,sate W = - 49, . .,
t,9. "a maui, All a. yresser, "a - s.ass IL bs.,
shown himself PROMPT impartial and accent and Thai Chat
ham ruuny Win lose lfu representative. aud the Senate
ofce9rrs presiding oicer secerd - none IN bis ontsm
e n, % may ~ ..M5W y 'aiag GUAR an proc,
~ M ~as,,a Il ~ ts,,,, 80 p - 80 -
Ansrirn. - -
Nr Wtnp rose aud saids--Scnasorr-rhe retsf oushp
which h. % ong and 90 ny Part 20 pleasantly existed
botv ~ about ~ ne terminated when ns0fe than
twelve months sincc. was elevated by yonr kindness
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Dec. a5-sPM
This being Christmas Day, Wall street was deserted,
and there business done at the Stock Exchange on
few lcungers WHO found their way the street IN the
Of the day unfavorabe continuance of the
duh state Of hisss which has lasted for sixty or ninety
days, though no one suggested remedy.
The Buffalo Commercial Adrsrtiser says.-we regret 10
learn Of instance Of dishonesty the part of one Of
grain dealers the dock the particulars Of which
have not fully learned Such information as We have
been able 10 CLEAN give II Is stated that Mr.. julius
Paticn, 81 the firm q Patten Misunderstanding latter
gentleman residing AZ Rochczcr--has abzcondcd with
several thousand dollars belonging 70 tie frm besides
tons would appear that be drew New York parties
for advances upon several cargoes Of cornour j. the
Der siaed-and obtained the cash lie then went down
the with the corn, disposed " the cargocs a,
IockIort two al other places and
ond NJ Albany 20 Mr.. AIKEN ~ the latter gentleman
e. 600 are said 10 have been procured The Nov Yofo
parties Informed, have obtained yoss az two
cargoes, but i net 20 nc found anywhere officers
engaged errc,ug ont the whole business ani
have undertaken 10 end the present whereabouts 81
Paten. These events occurred about fortnight SINCE
and Nr raiten has been Invisible 10 hs friends ana
others Interested in hs welfare Know bis prcscn, abode
W. are told tai tlc week before hs disappcaranc, h
a. Geo at faro bank situated somewhere IN tNr
krcun Block In the faro bank perhaps may DC founj
the hey 70 the dealcafion.
The following the amount of coal tannsgc over TIC
Delaware, Iackawanna and Western Railroad dnfina az
week ending saturday Dec Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-26

crowded meeting of the Royal Geographical Society
held IN London Monday evening November 90 at
Burlington House, Sir Rodericl J. Murchson, President,
in the chair.
The papers read were II. a. Notes Geographical and
Commercial the Gulf of PecheN aud the Peho rver'
by Captain Sherard Osborn R.S., FRGS. her Majestys
ship Furious The first portion Of the paper reference
chiefly 10 the geographical commercial aspects Of the
countries passed IN the Journey from Shanghai 80 the SUI
oi Pechc, her N stys ship Furious having been one of
he ships that accompanied Lord Egin in hs journey up
The Great Canal 10 Ten SIN, where the late treaty was
signod. Inc author dweis upen thc RAPID strides
sianah has during the hast sixteen years, rs
favorable position and climate, aud It's extensive import
and export trade, amounting nearly e27 900 600
Nari0ns causes have combined 10 force the old canal
lfafic between Northern and Southern China MO
coasting trade, - such the rebellion in the
valley "a The Yang tse hoang, the occupation
q Thing heang 100, ana a. tac change IN the course
q the yellow river. After dccr hing The shoals which
run ont nom the shanung coast, Captain Osborn urges
he neeesst. OF an aessc nautical survey, which he con
iders ought not 70 be confined 70 British Surveyors and
remarks tba al the many millions worth OF property car
RED % and ro The coasts and the debt
Cd ior safety 10 The charts al English officer the
cond portion Of the paper referred 10 the Gull Of eche
and the peho river The anthof remarked upon tho
anchorage in the Min tao sraits anordng general
rendezvous for the trading junks, and furnished de-
scTion 81 the anchorage OF he Peho river The Pc!no
has Us IN the highlands not lar from Pekn and
the greater portion Of It's tortuous course through
level country the velocity Gifts rather than the
ume 81 its waters having secured bed the
stifcay which forms the sphsram .. the pan ne THIS
securing force however, becomes weakened a. ap
breaches the owing The low level OF the shores
allowing constant overflow, that, instead Of cutting
twelve feet chauue straight out the 6ult Of
Peche, the depth OF the suddenly dccreascs and
the river discharges itself several miles
exteht. The author notices particularly the altered
course Of the yellow rser, Which cmptles tself in tho
Gni 100 mics North OF original mouth ana the mud
banks that forming there threatening block The
Navigation Of the rlver pekn. The paner contained
observations upon thu direction Of he tides The cha
ractcr Of tho country IN ASCENDING pcho, wih deserp
ton Of the towns The customs ul the inhal ants and
Captain W H. iIal, R. " ana ,r Tncshart oorrosorat.
Cd captain osborns statements respecting Shanghai aal
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bt'0rr Ton Judge JhlmIrpH and Jsry
&LfEsfu ASSAULT Am nt1TEUY AND FALSE IN
PNisUNwEST RY ~ tLnrEWAN.
JoHf Wtfe Gfpyge NcI ON tle 10Th of fulv nst
tlp WaHli asd wfe wont al s.tursion % Pleas
Val " - tia steamboat }orl ron ysw Yo-k AFTER r.
rnHrs = tha' vla.e ~ vi e. thc lvtner Thomas
hsse along bound lor thls cty. The planir wont
aboard VITA hs wic. gave Ter e seat. ard tttcu Z ut
sshnfr again Soon alter lie returned ~ la loaf, and
after lie itfward gang plank bod been aued and the
low ne east Oh jumped al ard. shd waQ - ~ the
def ndsnisgho j. ono q Ae aldermen II NpV York--aud
tUld hat w. must show bis tcstt, pay shy cents
eaNt Ne boat Pa nth saia II bal IN ts ticket ~
officer III to boat Al The psgpsnk Not sid with Ibis
Alderman starr placed thc rRntiN r rlsrge II three
icsncn. On TIE arrS ei - tie b0st ~ tie wharf In
New lofk. the psini n eskCi defendant i Do could 60
homo With hs wic. IoiensAt rep "a ~ directing the
f0 ccrnea 70 akC him ~ the ststgn house ne taken
w tie Ninth wstu station bnu-U al1 when b. got there
was required 20 await The arrival RI the dclendant VINO
cafae shortly after and e'enod The defendant
bcn required y the plaintiff apology for his course
The boat Tbs the plntN declined 20 give. Finally.
however, thu planta was scharged from custody by
Jusi4ue Browuth This & &c substance a the testimony
IN The part q the pantn Prom The evidence OF the
dtnd8nt appeared TIN, the boat was on an excurso
Will tie Sunday schoOl attached The Third UNIVERSAL Isl
church ~ the ny, that ticket was given by the
pn,G ~ any person the boa; who author red h.
receive Tickets. There evidence which 50
show ttst the plaintiff was turbucn; IN his conduct and
uscd oIpobrnus cpthcts towards the defendant Alder
nan starr vas one ~ the manages Of the excursion
After summing W ~ counsel. tho Court charged the
iury who were Cnable 70 agrcc n verdict and
discharged
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Court az Common Psens.

tho following order vas issued "Wednesday last
Ordered, that the Clerk give note Of the following
J. calendar Of causes w be made for Tho lluua.
~ trial term 1859. Notes ~ issue therefor b. died
before Friday the a4th day o. December instant
Notes 81 issue Tor that, ard each subsequent term must
state whether the issue - ~ iw "a fact,
Me' Whether y y iried ~ iury Or by ne court with
marked "dowa on the calendar - lsbs, and when 80
marked clown ana us number thereon
TIE Clerk u directed net Ia enter any upon tha
aendar unless the note OF Issue therein conforms 70 tho
foregoing directions
Causes il which notes 81 issue arc nlcd subsequent,
sndar that term: aud IL shall be necessary to az
more than one note Of issue any trial during the
year
3 when cause is marked down" i shall be placed
At the loot Of the general calendar aud numbered accurd
insy.
which disposed of during thar week, and
marked on FOR the term, will have priority the
ceedns term, over causes that shall MOI have been reach
cd
s. Causes may be generally reserved. When Is
reserved, either party may apply Al the Trial term Tor
order, directing 70 be placed day calendar To-
days notice of such application mus. Be given.
The calendar Of issues Of fact 70 be tried BY the Court
without ury VIII not be called until the third Thursday
fiflGcn caGss shall nc placed On the day calendars
srr1s1 Tsai rnxSpsa.-N causes where the acton 4
on contract and there shall be ~ believe that the
defence made ouy for delay may be rasc 80 SPECIAL
trial calendar hereinafter provided unless the trial
likely 10 occupy more than one hour.
To cntte The pantf 10 place the cause suc calcn
dar he must therefor chambers upon notice OF
fotr days and must serve Win notice the aliny;ts
which the motion will he founded.
" the motion Is granted the heard the
thru Wednesday for which day Of each the calcn
dar will be made mp
II shall be thc duty &C tn plaintiffs atiorncy dc VI
the CORK NJ the Court note II before tho third
Monsy q the term, which slal contain tho number ~
the cause % the general t calendar and TIE date II tn
order directing 20 be placed on thr spcci, calendar
Is hf tauFc sha actually occupy more than 0uc hour
the ira M b. suspended u hc discretion ~ tho Court
nd he cae put down a. Tie foot q ihc general trial ca
legar
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POSTAL DIRECT DRY,

sNyresus and do .essi. MasGf.
~1ls1 CT CLOSING AT IHH NKp y0RE grwnca.
rosxs7Ic. Sovh-gisspy, Rucso and Cansdss F.A
scr.erp T,sii. ia Sc IA 81 .MSas J. FIX
ecu.h 40 soah~ sgfern -
ss.iora man ,.,s.,;s ~ I'D sas III
srvr,, N,tts on snnsav III IN ia ei.s, Al
CuseXrls ~ r.ensf, "a Panama Wesncs-
ise 5ysSssd Mao igr Csors ,-sv,s =, L5ss
sverg H5rcav and ~ lrsiay, - 3 ~. X. Letters
designed for Eshould % usrssd Overland, is
a lars CIR The overland nsn sum ~ yosert Cvo3 !,
sH Lave city, ieAsea 81 Joseph every salur
Say, a \. y. iet,er- shoud he NAKED
"9verlsnd, g. Joeephn
70. Psesre.hy s;aamsr, Wa Panaaas, wcdues-
HIv4rA... " Steamer black warrior, Monday,
'ssu New ,esa, By - On
D. ii ard l5th 4 each N nh setters should 10
placed m he Qssc~ ~ tew York days pre-.
vscus ~ he atoye6stsl
EURor....s..By stsarship Arabs, from Boston,
closc here on TUESDAY Dec. 2. .tzt. and . T. W.
The Arabas mala Nv rail 1uesday will az
Y. n. Instead 81 v ~ Heretofore
~ ~ sfecen oIder al letters ~ Spain must be prepsld
run,t, reccfdg - the Baonaty ~ the steamship
hg to mai-to wit Bri sh steamers Wednesdays,
i've cents and United states steamers saturdays twenty
rIas or cIosnse AT fBs horpow owFros.
usnIf TIE Overland Mail cis~es followeyia MAJ
seNiss, ON 81. "a, 9th, i5th snd 18th Of each mosth
Via southampton ah, IAh ana S~h touching ~
gioxarsr, Malta liessndris, sues snd Alden
CB-ss.. VIA Marssiies 90 me 9k and 9th VIA eoutbsrp
.r-.,, Gn ~ I'D IN sn.,,, -. ,ss ". s,uu
spnpton ard suez lrt.
ysrsrIcf.. va Ader ne SIN ard rth cf the month
Sptzfl Va Southampton on he oh ~ the month
rsis lanton isa = sur asy. hey made ~ ne
evening pssv'oas
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lIEsRf6
Steamship Huntsville. Post, SaynnnnhH 2 Cromwell 4 CO.


Steamship Huntsville. Post. sasannnh~H 2 Cromwell Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship Karpak (Rr) Browp.ess liverpo,l Dec 4 with
mdse TO innad, Has nad ronlinnr hyy westerly gales
The elre passage had 10 hay u for - pnrs 2s inst ~
- Ion % . lr eamhip ey 81 Washington for
Havana and Ssssan, Mp.
Steamship Alabama srhenck Savannah with nse and pas.
sengels, 10 sninl l. Nitehtl a Son.
Steamship Marion Foster Charleston pas
stngeIi, 10 SuoEnrd Tih'sinn Il
ship Caravan Sancs liverpool Nov ii with mise How
nnd frohipRhan 18Th inst In the Channel ship Ellen
shp Edward Brlen John for liverpool with loss OF
fndfr could got eaFp when she lost wanted assistance;
70 date la ~ H. lon 80 So spoke snip Dreadnoght sanne
hence for liverpool time II slack Ball line
hound y; 2d 20 of sandy Hook saw derect ves-
sci and echr gong O her
Rrig Addy Swift AveTv Naracaibo Dec s. and napna 10Th
with coffee hides &c, 10 Maitland Phelps nth inst, oil
agna SPOKE 81 brig ocean Isle from Jamaica fo Inagu
LOAD TOR Philadelphia with all the sick 2lst 7S
~ spoke brig tapstna hence Cienfuegos 3D. t 80 90
m ~ ~ saw oarE Golden Rule and unknown barksnne,
Brig Avoseta Br Tuzo Turks slands H. salt,
scr Ocean Bird B, Locshar,, Windsor, Ms days With
plnster TO master
fchr Best Parker. Cape iiatieras, saays.
sthr Isabel, EldIidge Norfolk. days
SIR Charles Henry, aaiosk, Portland days
Nchr tnchantress, Evans, Newb
Schr New York. Godisel, Boston, 3oays
TIE ship Henry Clay, arrived last evening liverpool
has 3 Storage passengers and having experiences
heavy gales and extreme cold weather the passage
o. he Took pilot the I'D oil Long Island
boat Washington.
BELOW.
Brig America, IRON West lndesBy pilot boat Jane MOL
SAILED.
Steamships Augusta Savannah Roanoke Norfolk &c; shps
Br brig nevonsbre Bermuda schr Nightingale Iasbadoes
WIND during the day y.
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70 ~ infancy, me play place Oh my childhood Beneath
4 sod m0uder the ashes OF the loved and lost. may
ave differed from many Of her true sons upon that
policy which would best promote her glory In the hour
Of prosperity with peace and plenty within her borders;
IN the contemplation Of her own motto, may have too
closely studied moderation; but let the storm gather
around her let her be plunged into c?nlet with any
pleasure may have called me, in whatever service
may be engaged, her first cry echong lands and
seas, and oceans shall strike upon my and the
weary child flee for rest 10 It's mothers arms so will
back 10 her bosom to mDge with her sons with them 80
triumph with them to fall Senator's the hour having
arrived when by your rules required declare the
Senate adjourned until three O'Clock this afternoon and
having placed my resignation the hands or your Sccre
tary your presiding officer have performed my last
official act As your companion and friend, bid you fare
.l
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Railroad from Chicago ,o New Orleans.

'IlF''MW IIfINHs TNF. n
The attention uf tho meat travelling public a becomnR
and aiirarci " The treat line ~ ralruas -
tween New orleans and Chicago, which T. now nearly
nrshCd and = vapdly approaching ~ compilation fhe
whole route consists ~ several lines which viii make
motions a. follows The Illinois Central. from Chicago
IL Cairo steamboat on the I-spr 10 Columbus tttle
town kentrckt twenty mcs from Caro-: ne Mobile
ard Ohio Railroad from ta'um'sus ~. h. Jackson
Mad.rCu county, Tennesvec. M-lsspp Cuiral ara Ten
~ Bailraad. irou Ile.an 10 Z point i Tennessee
called "Grand Junction. tr Mcrphs anil Chsri stuu
i. road Nitg two miles cast Mcmrhs tho Mississippi
Central Railroad f., this Iuurfon - Canton " ssissp
40 i-iy lie New ORLEANS a.3 Jack4ou Railroad irpnt
Canton e New Orleans. To- orly unconpleted pur
on orf portion q the NEs slppi Central foad. 1hls
seventy mics airtaCy gfa4ed, she tics sftsti, work
AMI ffis-C- progressing apufaby ana ihr iron Tor
a., track purchased and 10 ~ The ground before
tbt Hrsi y July noxt Tie NA.le VII probably nc
fieiea h,ure TIE hrst e. DfCembr. 1852 1T present
lte q excellent stage cpsctcs over l1t seventy m-
IT, pf,sen; condition q his ,hcn. s. ro
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HUNGARIAN wfNFc.-THE SUBSCRIBERS CALI,
the attention % consumers and the trade their 1eou.
uneqnalled for purify ami flavor u " dozen
wards nusceel At 81 per doze aud VOID
~ per gallon and upwards for both hooks nd carrs
ths finest hungarian chamr aRne prcferred 20 the French s2
g. containing hpcks, elareis, 2sc
champagne. FREUND GROSsIN1ER, ITO Water street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-15

TIE s II ~ Sth 1 sst.s.ssor..1

& =. ss .s; 3:
TAs s.s.f Ssssy.l. dos. 70 ,ss.~e. Pt..sls.,
never fsied sxoept in two os:ss. both Thunder HI:
Il S 81 Sy ' NIUE. q
DG Two BOTTLES are warranted to e.rs n.nins Sore
One 10 three bottles viii care the worst kind Of
Txoor three bottle. viii ear the System Of Biles.
Two bottles are wsIrsnted 70 cure the worst
Three to i've BOTTLES are warranted 10 cure the
worst KIND of ETysIpeias
One q two bottles are warranted to cure oil Hu-
NJ Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
-Four to six sottIes are warranted to cure corrupt
| and running ULCERS.
Two or three bottles are warranted 10 cure the
worst kind of X ing worm. - -"
most most desperate case Of Rheumatism. NJ
Three to four bottles warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case Of
A benefit !. always experienced from the FIRST bot
quantity Is taken. w
vain tried all the wonderful medicines Of the day. a.
thst common weed growlns on the pastures, and
il has to start. There are no III nor XNDs. hum:
soaa sSs
Of Boston. know the effects Of IT in ever case.
has ssssay done some Of the greatest cures ever
old, to old people of SIXTY. have poor, puny,
vormy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
nabby, restored to perfect state Of health bI one
| Oettls -
To those who are subject to Q sick headache, one
bottle will always cure it. 1t gives great relief ip
been cOstlve for years. and have been egulated by
it. Where the body Is sound it works quite easy,
bit where there - any deranGement Of the FUNCTION:
IRON four days to a week There is never bad re-
gone "u viii es ike u t%st
heard some of the extravax ant enoomiums of
| that ever man listened to -
mOIs-but since its introduction general family
MEDICINE, great and wonderful virtues have been
Several cases of epllept 10 hts-a disease which VA
always considered inourable, have been CURED By q
few bottles. o. what mercy if it will prove efIeo-
| few who have seen more of il than have.
know Ofseyeral cases of Dropsy, all of them az ed
people cured by it; For the various diseases Of the
and Asae. Pain in the SIDE, Diseases Of the SPINE
and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys, O.. the
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change Of diet eyer neeessary-sst tho best you
can get and enough Of it.
| per day-chdfen over ten years dessert spoonful
children from i've to eight ears, tea spoonful. As
no directions can be applicable to all Constitutions,
take sufficient to operate the bowels twice day
| MANUFACTURED
DONALD KENNEDY.
| No. 100 Wares Street, R01bxry, Masssekvssfts,
| Agents for Neutrality-suspicious.. Stott L Co., L.
co b. Wash Gov, Walsh. rggnfP! s Sor
Boswell Daniel B. cl.If. J. r ' MiSaTn. D S% y
5. Cissell. d M Lentham. ]. l.. KidWe nv 5-Iy
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WILLhKDs' HOTEL.-O Byrne, NYk; A
eemPle, USN; Boyle, Mr. Delaplaine and sis
ter, McIntosh, y Y; Mr. swift, Mass. NJ
Mlnn, w NJ lies and lady, Ny; i B Kend lick.
w Buckingham, Md; Z $ Barrett, Mass; ID +
White, DO; Palmer and lady, Me; c ri Has
EEL and lady, do; John Brod head r n Trotter
ana lady, Mrs w Ii Hart, w Horstman and
lady, Mr. Thos Hart, Pa; Jno Carter, Md; r. Saw
age ~ w Garongas ana lady, Pa; Col sum
r. Duncan, Mo; w b Holmes, \ VI: Gen i, a.
hey, Drum, U 5 y; C Burger, Pa; 4, Bur
lows, ID Kidd, do; w Johnston, NC; J. ii Lucas,
Missouri; o ID Landlord, Me; c Spencer, 6
Thompson, Brush, T johnson, NY; Cant Nc.
Ministry and lady, USN; o III Tllinphast UIA.
Nevil.e, Al Austin, F b Kaercher Pa; r
Lo~hdes, Dc; Col Hatdee; Jas Fry, CSA
BROWNS HOTEL = Siodd.-d Md e
White, Md; Johu Farrows, La " CiImeT
Nd Bsven. Pa; VI C Hilton, NY; yK Du.
bois, nl w Allen, do e II Ford, do; "A Don:
MAJ ~ WIS w Bhsbois, do; w Ewing Ind;
s~itzsr, Mimi; X Keith. III; c NJ Walk
90 w Payne, NY; c o Herdman Mo ]
France, Ill; o X Harvey, XIV; o Miller Md. II
do Crs w MeL.an and lady, o; Miss Reed
go Wilcox, Pa; p Lyle, do; T Reynoid,
Wood. NY; J Freake, do; w A Dobie Eng:
Soor[hees,N York; OwiIkinson, Va; (
Graham. Va; II Wood, Pa; b Hendriso
III; Seaman, NYk; Cantweu. O: WIN
Brown, KIT H.ndlen, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL-R Keene Iowa: I
T sasser, T e Williams, Md; Thos Butler ny:
Howafd, Md; II " Fisher, Mass; w Whit
Ny; Mrs Hutchinson, Va; L Roberts, Md: j A
Muingan, Ill, Hogamsn and nephew NYk:
Hon Clark and family, Nh; l. w Briscoe. Md,
Ore-nwell, A Fenwick, X c Combs Me-,
a snoepf. DC r France, r Nsvins Pa: 8 A
nSSoary, Mini r Bliss, " ]; Burnam, Kan,as:
mines, Ny; p Russell, Miss T. Crew, Md; r
"a Saf,sr, Wlndia; II Smith, N Yk B r BOYD,
% MSlShan, sc; Neville, A J Austin
w NJ w Dennlson, Neb'a; b whatson. Md; r
" w !" m m, ana w vans, Mass: r. Dawson
80 M ma Car; a b Shattuck. Mas ri
90, "a W IL Folk and LADY Tenn: l. Evans
ONO Ai n Springer, Md - f'a"S'
o HOTEL, IL o. Sxrru sIcp
III Mockaliy, Neb; ID Win. 'SHc1,
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beg to inform the inhabitants and visitors of the
cities OF Washington and Georgetown, b. c., thai
heve and shall constantly keep on hand, q stock Of
manufactured here entirely from Malt and Hops,
warranted FREQ from all injurious lnsredeats, put
Restaurants, Boarding houses and private families,
delivered by my own drays, In part of the above
cities, at the Brewery prices.
Orders received by post will be attended to the
day following.
Also, Malt and Hops for sale.
Brewery and Ma!thOuse corner of K and nth sts.
Washington city, ID. G.
Ia 2In JOSEpu nAVI0nN