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NOTICE.

NE Angu9 Nesting 81 the stoekhndefs or tie Cresees
AaHuiaeturing Company Tor the choice AZ
&C. and the tIansaeiono @ sgsh eihsr b1Sss
anAg lsEally come hefQre them, win held ~ ~. ~
q t4 Company, IN WheeIinE Va, ~ II eioef Al -
WEDNESDAY. FehFaaTT 10th, 1855,
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An Kankakee. M, lawyer burns corn in the
sar in his stove, finding it chesder at go cts per
loo us than coal At 80 cents for the same
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"a NaW I,iphf

VIE DrnmrAond Liyht produced fsrl improved sYLYIC
Il OIL, has equal, after perS6hal and satfs.
factory trial, We prse tito 70 the publc SAVE CEaP
alt nest portable light safe beeaEe Il T.
Tree from all explosive propgres 4 cheap beeanse the
epst per hour u less than half 1t saa-
the smallest lamp viii burn brilliant With steady nanis foF
tEelve hours WithouE rsing give saleient
@ Tor any Ordinary sized rom, and having
ftgnt 70 manufacture aud cell eonAdsndy recommend
POI sale WhoesaIs aud Retail II the House Furnishing
store Ct J. K DUNlIAaf 4 90.
Jan 10 No. 1l5, Main g, Wheeling. Va.
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THosR who mingle most in business circles in
New York, state that commercial interests wear.
more cheerful aspect aud that confidence is
reyiying. The monetary crisis both here and
in Europe, is considered as having spent its
force. 1t is mentioned as somewhat remarka.
BILE, that the Celtic population of ireland and
France have almost entirely escaped the blight
ing effect of the panic, being less venturesome
andiless gFasping than the Angl Saxon race.
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AARON BURR As a BABY-.His Mothers Stoyv.
The following note is appended to chapter
third of tho third edition Of Mr.. Parton's Biog-
raphy of Aaron Burr:
Since the publication of the first edition of
this work, it has been discovered that the pri.
yatc journal Of Aaron Burr's mother is still in
existence The following is description Of
Aaron when he was thirteen m0nthsold Jann-
airy 81, 175s- Aaron is little, dirty, noisy boy,
very different from Sally in almost every thing
He begins to talk q litIle is very sly and mis-
ehieyous. He has more sprghtliness than Sally,
and most say is handsome, but not so good
tempered. he is very resoiute, and requires a
good guardian to bring himsto terms
LocusTs are expected this year in the State of
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Hope Glass Works
w have just started Glass Business, the man
W ufdeture Of Vials and Bottles, and blaek.
have the6est Of Eotknen that Be had in the county.
and conhent II giving satiaaefIon The Glass can
be he'd az Pittsbuts price,. HAHN, SAHNER & CO.
GEORGE DEIfS,
MerttnsVIIIe. BelmOn. Co. ohlo. Jan. 2-sm'
Il LIVERY STA FOR SALEaF
VIE slbseribsrs car for sale the whole, o-hait u
the entire Livery Stock late irm q IlliFer =
KsmPs For particulars enquire o. either Of
''i jaSIl 2 I AaEs. ik 4 sFIsE = {
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A postmaster, puzzling out a very uncertain
lsuperscripion toan Irish letter, loosely remark.
ed to an Intelligent son of Erin, who stood by.
to this country. That's fact yer honor. re.
piled the Irishmnn .but they get harder ones
after they arrive here.
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frmcd that the First step" 10 his career
crime, was that Of "not paying for his newspa
pei" Prentice contends that depends upon
crcumstances-if it were locofoco paper the
fellows sJErst STEP in the career of crime was
in taking 1.-THE second in not paving for it
"WtGGlNs is going 10 study the Ger,ua, lam
guaSe siOce his nIispFonunciation Of = aamo
ne Jaw near the Planters Hotel, in St. Louis
'Helienstein,' which ne rendered .Hel-fenced-
a lady advertlses for sale IN country paner,
one baooon, five taGby cats, and parrot. Sh.,
says thar having married, sue mas 80 furthe.,
use for them &3
bedl" 1881 N7
II wohHlrg ~ eI tIh iefi ~
''Well, then, sil up t0ilI be minded" si5E
Tue three great eras of mans existence
Cupid Gupidity Il Stupidity ia strong
minded Woman.
WHAs Key will inally open all doors Of civil.
i iS, 70 all mankind? Answer ;kee,
Yaukee.)
DO you play by sire carr inquired pupil
OF dancing school fiddler. mo, my dear, I
play by The night" ls =
''l,Osr. "A valuable new silk nu,srejln. be.
longing 10 = gentleman wiia curl, uSly ca. ysti
THE sum ofaD things is to serve God well and
do 40 i'll thing.
THERE is healing in smile, aud laughter is
mediciselto the mind.
Coon or bad habits formed in youth, eeuer-
ally go With us through Iife.l =
a kiss, says French slsdy, costs less and
gratifes more than apvthing else iri existence
FORTpNE grows tired Of always carrying t..s
same man or her back.
Low is 2 weapon that will conquer man
when all other Weapons fail.
SoeIEIy, like shaded silk, must be viewed in
all situations, or its coIors viii deceive MS
stomach.
To make rascal civil--if you cannot make
him love you, make him fear yon,
''PrEcE, troubled sole, said Dean.Swjft, when I
he left bis old boots With the cobbler. 80
as the moon reflects the rays Of the sun. 50 do
onr nightly dreams our daily thoughts
Coon breeding and money make our sons gem
Iemen.
A chifonier in Buffalo few days ago found
$50 in an old garment she was tearing 10 pieces.
prying eyssis as bad As a saucy tongue
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DEMTISTRX

HEundersignei reSPsotfay inform Flblts thathey
have associated themselves together practice
q Dentistry. Their once ia Market street
Monroe ann Union SIS where they E be happy see
Dentist.
They we're both students andfor yeaTs the assist
ants Of the late Dr. Hnhen and the senior partner has
been constantly engaged In the practice for himself
last eleven lring which time he a-qan
Ted with Of the leading Dentists In almost an the
elite OF the United states and has lliarised himself
With their various Peeuarirs in operating They
fore feel confident Of being able give entire Satisfaction
TO al Who may favor them with their patFnnage.
ABR ROBERTSON, u. D.
Whe, ling, Nov IS, 1851. JANIS ORR.
y B-Messrs R. o. take l .asare In reEsrrins byP
mission. TO the following gentleman:
u z. Weed, D. D.. Hon Geo. W. Thompson His Hen ARD
Caldwell Morgan Nelson, Esq., ~ Er. Esq. Or. Iaha
Rrislen, Dr.. W. J. Bates, mr. 4 II. Cumnns, Dr. E A.
IildFeh. DrA =. Todd, Taiant DetaplAin John Ena;e
Esq., McClAIleus, Knox Co., Marsh Taylor. noytS
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REMOVACT
-EW AND POPULAR BOOKS
AT j. @. OKR'S,
10. NJ HMM ATRRRT.
AYERS cATHARTIC PILLSI
PILLS THAT ARE PILLS.

y u LN9
they the Of ali PILL annexed are he Gen Wko
certify that DYct Hayes SHOWS, viz:
II. J. Gardener, Gov. Of Mass; Emory WashbuFn tx
Gov Of Mass; Simeon Brown. Lieut. Gov. Of Mass; E 81
Catholic Bishhp Of Boston, Prof John ToTre me Col
lege OF Physicians and Surgeons New York City; DR.. c.
A'-'0H SIES TlSAT 4 g "a: & 'IIsS,:i
Among the diseases this PIN has cured Eih astonishing
Costiveness BILIOUS Complaints rheumatism, rroprv
Indigsston Morbid naetion q the Bowels. and paP T
thersfOm FlAulency, Loss Of Appetite, all Uleerous and
ScEoulA or Kinrs Evil fhss also BY purifying the blood
it supposed they reacb such Deafness
Partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Ifrtblly,
dred complaints, arising Of the BODY,
o0struetOns OF Is functions They te best Putive
Medicine dseovsre and you viii bat need to 1sethe
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER Lowell, Ms, aud sold y
every respectable Druggst n New EnEland. jaR29
IN RBLs Alco' oI-16 and % per cent.
IO5 ycnitian Red,
eO0 kegs White Zinc Paint,
$50 Pure White Lad,
Just receivsd'and for sale BY
WAKNIsIl C9Pal nemaF, LacEeF. and Coach va is6,
received and FOR safe at 8. RuNnENBERGfS.
jams No. Washington Hall, wheeling, Va.
SCARLET SEVER.- certain preventive fot this most
thousands OF be had At the Drug stote Of
Jan2s Mol Warrington Han.
a CARD.
TN tire German paper Daily this city.
S6sts Sgp.15ss Sotss that nyPr sl9oSe 9oaEsr
missing, AFTER Sunday the nth inst Tie was
written IN such lead suspicion OF foul play,
and TO turn that suspicion towards prove tlat
he Louis NOys store that Sunday evening,
aud sold mis- coal tools 20 Frederick BnksmAn and said he
going home H. left house in the afternoon, and
therefore the intimatiops Of the that he
seen s.sr being at my house is REDsF,eK soHU
CODA A8u.-lO casks Jus: received and for sale by
y isn2T FHOS c. MCAFEE.
~ ERMAN CLAY.-5 Tons Tor sale BY
i JsSsT rios. C. bIcAFEE.
RON SAFE Of 'FBdrk BroWn's' make S05 for sale by
Il iaP27-Im THOS. O AIcAREE.
Trustees sale.
Y virtue OF Deed Of Trust from RiehAr5 Knowles,
ID Patrick McGFanahRn, Robert CambeFn and AntOine
Harrow dated the 9Th day of June, 1888, recorded In the
CLERKS ONCE o. Ohio county Court. Deed BOOK 81
49, will offer for sale pu1c auction the front dOo
Of the Court House OF sad county. Moo March Ist
ISIS, at IL O'Clock OF the property conveyed
by ami Is thus described therein sBgin-
ming At another point 10 the EtstrD line Mercer
Oh EOns add:tisn South Wherns) eEtepdrS. 20 deg
T. jog feet said South No. 35
EOR street, In sOHth wheeling theno s. u deg z. IhO
feet TO points thence 19 deg. ". 100 Hset to points
thence ~ 20 deg. W. 100 feet Poin thence n l9
100 feet 70 the beginnng OJntAilng sbOut 50 poles
Terms OF Sale, cash. b. ~. EOFF,
jan26-ln
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. So ?
NIScoIPooPs AT our UHIvERsITY-Mr. II.
Dapis before the Fdculty.-In another column
will be found a recital of the workman-like,
high.mipded and Independent manner in which
he controlling nlncompoops of our University
manage that institution. Mr.. Winter Davis, of
Baltimore, not on account of his political, but
his literary ability, is invited to deliver an adj.
dress to the students. Mr.. Davis accepts. Tho
Faculty, while the students committee were
negotiating with Mr.. Davis for speech, wero
negotiating with Tom, Dick and Lazarus in our
Legislature for chance at the Treasury of the
State, on behalf of the University; otherwise,
or properly speaking, on behalf of their own
pockets ~ - y
Mr.. lighting master Pryor gets wind that Da.
Wis is to speak, and straightway he goes off
half,cocked and issues ono. Of his fire.eating
caveats to the rash young men who invited Da-
Wis. This killing manifesto from Pryor fright.
ems the Aforesaid Legislative Tom, Dick and
Lazarus, who in their turn infuse knock-knee
terrQriinto the specialized nincohpoops who
teach The boys Latin and Greek and Dutch. and
they again exhort some of their awning min
compoopery into the young men, who then fal-
to berating the balance oftheir comrades not so
far advanced along the sycophantie scale as
themselves
1t may be as well to mention that the crime
of Davis is that he voted for Fuller, of Pa,
for Speaker az the opening of the last Con.
gress, and saat the close of the same voted
against the appropriation bin.
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> i NEW FIRM. : a. T'''

DRs. BARTLETT { WTNCHEII, nrnsi,,,. IA
>Q1IASIingV Va e w ''e'' "hse-
d. Mineh being BY his rapidly Inerraslur
ADD 70 his facilities for doing the same tskrs
informing his friends and public that hsG
business connection with y. s. aTtIett n D.
tai Drofessi0n.
Dr. D. " W are prepared to perform every opeFatnnin
practice latest improvements Dental ATt ana
their Artificial Teeth shallnOt be surpassed.
Persons who have denied the pleasure ana
COMFORT OF AFieiai Ee IN from the dread suHSF.
during he necessary preliminary extras
on OF the old teeth aud rnOts informed that
entirely unlike ChloFoOTm Ether nP-Iea.
pc In most cases and peecyhGrEGGS In az. are
now extracted without atn.
ANY tatOration appertaintnE their p-ot.
sion they VIII be pleased n give gratis.
FEass call AMI examine specimens Of AFtIheial Teeth
~ Once open IT all hours. srpIe
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TuE INv1rAr1oN TO MR. II. W1NrRn DAVIS
Itseems that the fact that this gentleman has
been invited to deliver the next annual address
before the literary societies of the Virginia Uni
vcrsity has generated a terrible hubbub in that
ipsttution. following letter. from a. student
subscriber tells the story:
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For Rent.

desiiable Dwellings Wheeling Isl,pd
- y plessAItIy situated upon the River BanF
! o 10, view Of the city, and tie river for Ie1.;
Dslos the city Eood plank walk from II
the door Good garden plats given VIA earS y
asslred Terms reasonable Inquire Of ens
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For Kent

TIVE large three story Brick building n.,r -. -
Bridge in the Fifth Warl and pcU Seet rs - stoee
B1sEd; as boarding house. POssession giIen On a.
Also, the store room In the same building, nov oeD,
Is q shoe store BY John Rankin. Apply to 1Psa
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LocusTs are expected this year in the State Of
Mississippi.
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To Let,

ONE large room, 81 story, corner 81 Main ,ps
sts, Th high ceiling vel lighted and plasered IIt
i9 ;asGs Apply TO
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a cotenporary, in reporting dying mans
frmed that the first step" 10 his career
crime, was that Of "not paying for his newspa
per" Prentice Contends that depends upon
circumstances-ifi it were locofoco paper the
fellows sJfrst STEP in the career of crime was
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For Rent

VIE large room nov In the occupancy Of The ns,p
lows, the Sd story Of the EarshoGse on NNyI,se
occupied BY Z. CraDEle Co. PosIeasiou rfyeI -
cay o. April ueSt. Apply to Henry Moore or H'
lAhI1 p r ARSFSFpo,,,
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

make me very happy, and viii ocl that then Great
Father and my Great Father will approve of the deed.
understand that these tribes both brave all brave
men-have been at war; and whilst they at with
each other they improve their condition and
pra, THAI the Great Spirit may at this moment appear
before and, i being party to il, hope that he
may cause them TO make peace and shake hands with
and shake hands with each other in token OF perpetual
peace among each other
The President at this point stretched out both his
hands and invited the representatives of the Pawnee and
Ponca tribes to make peace, which they most willingly
did and n hearty shaking of hands r.tis
fled body of Indians cannot readily be conceived. AT
the conclusion OF this part of the ceremony the President
said
hope this peace will last long the shines and
the rivers run.
Afterwards in response to the Pattawatomies the Pres
ien remarked that the only true roads to wealth
labor and industry He would direct that the Secretaryo
the Interior and the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs should
hasten and do their business FOR them speedily pos
sibe He would look into their application TO have
their annuities paid TO them instead OF twice,
and if it proper that change shond be made, II
would he made.
The interview then terminated and after shaking
hands again with the President the Indians retired high
ly pleased with their reception
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Bargains in Holiday Attire,

NOAH WALKER Co. respectfully announce
thai they have just received fresh supply OF eenomens aud
youths clothing for tho holidays which they intend dispoug of at
usual prices Having established reputation for the
oy goods thon the public confident Of Giving
perfect satisfaction In price, make IT. and material.
From variety ennmcrse the following:
Raglan and Clarendon sacks Of superior
style and various shades
Black beaver aud cloth
Blue and brown beaver surious and sacks
Derby shire kcrsey Raglan rsacks
English pilot cloth sacks and coats
Eenchtrioo beaver Ragans and and Clarentons
Fancy beaver Ragans, fur trimmed
Cloaks, ialnias and cape coats
Shawls Of all grades and prices
For business and drcss sns have
superior baske, lass suits
silk mix
Fancy and plain z"
Black cloth dress pant1
rene breast Casa cloth, silk, and
splendid assortment oil qualities
materials with without side bands
would hlo attention carefully selected
FURNISHING GOODS
consisting Of
Marsclles and linen shirts
collars
Hosiery understands, drawers
Scarf ties, handkerchiefs
Stocks, mniiers umbrellas &c.
Flushing travelling rngs.
All will dispose of snch reduced prices defy
competition. Call and examine al
Marble Hall Emporium,
Browns Hotel Building.
Tee 24--liJanl5s [Starl M, 36s Penn
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decision OF interest to the railroad travelling public
has been rendered in Boston man purchased ticket
for certain point, and board the train received
cheok lie go. OH NJ station ON the way, and stad
day when he took another train for his estina
ton The conductor decided that the check was not
good II having been issued for the previous day and in
sisted ON the again paying his fare This he refused
DO and he was arrested at the suit of the company on
a charge Of attempt to defraud. The parties were
heard before Justice, who decided that the company
was wrong, and that the man was right
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE--I have on hand large
Of bugeies rocksaays aud and wohorse
riage approved Also several second
light wohorse carriages but little used Of which
will cash. Negotiable at short date
keep that kept this city
Intending purchase should fail stock
before puyclas ing elsewhere. THOMAS YOUNG,
No. 400 Pennsy lvania
Also, for sale No family horsearge, young, and perfectly
gentle used by myself during the summer.
Nov lg-3taaifAcpSw
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Dec 22-l0tdif
vT,HE MUTINY IN INDTA.--The Indian Mutiny.

TIME MUTINY IN INDIA.--The Indian Mutiny
the Fall Of Delhi complied by former editor 'Dh
Gazette Price rs cents
Buccaneers; of by Walter Thorn
bury. 81 20
outram and Havciocks Persian Campaign by Capt G. Hunt
18th Hehanders; which pehxed
inquiry into the origin of the late by George Townsend author
Of "Rnssel's Modern Europe Epiiomized II rs
Sporting in Both Hem-pre by j. Dives ESQ., OF Chna
Australia, the Islands Of he Pacific
Marriage High LIFE by Lady author Of Trevclyann
The Upper Rhine and lis Picturesque Scenery; Brke
Foster. Price 81. "a MAGNIFICENT book
Manual Of Domestic Medicine and Surgery with glossary the
used therein; by J. H. Walsh ~ r. C. Illustrated
Just received by the last English steamer
TAYLOR & MAURYS
bookstore near
Dec 3o--3t Estates Globe ,&Sar.
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'INEAAS LAND FOR SALE---l $50 acres very
u choice land Victoria county midway between the
and ndianoa the railroad from tne Gulf 10 San Antonio
ah The corner of the tract The stage company
erected thereon For Information apply j. j. COMBS esq
"hns'on city or by letter. TO tho subscriber Ohio
'"n i-dlwn WIN b BARRY.
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HEAD Work. Literary labor is underyalued chiefly
because the tools wherewith II is done invisible If
the brain made much noise mill, or If thought
sowing followed hard after breaking up plough the pro-
duce OF the mind would at once assert place In the
prices current Ii writer could be equipped with
wheels and pnons to entirely conceal the within
Ike the automaton chess-payer and sentences
corded by wooden instead of living hand the express
sion of thought would be at premium because the
ciockwork wonld seem to show that IL something
make it,
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.

NIOTICE.-Th public is respectfully informed that,
IN the exceeding nclcmency and Of the weather having
the O decoration the painting the
the management obliged to postpone the opening until
MONDAY, JANUARY T.
The the first performance will be published
urday box Office VIII be opened O'Clock Monday
morning for securing seats Jan
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
WOlfe's SChiedam Aromatic SChnapps.

Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
The proprietor begs call the attention Of strangers and the
Washington superior article of Holland which
no introduced public under the Wolo Sche
dam Aromatic Schnapps.
This gin manufactured by the proprietor exclusively
Schiedam Holland II made the
Europe and favored
harsh berry, but by the choice botanical variety
Italian juniper berry, whose vinous
titled and recaed with IT. sptuous solvent and thus
exquisite flavor altogether
lis cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted nearly the whole medical faculty
the United States and has received from about
ply and CHEMISTS who endorse their signatures
as most desirable addition 10 the ncdioa.
who purchase should be careful the genuine
the Whole country il flooded with countcrfe
and pint bottles In OF
all the respectable druggists and grocers
UDOTPHO WOLFE
Sole Importer and Manufacturer
Depot No. 20 Beaver street, New York.
Dec l3--d3mif
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BY TELEG II A PHI.
The Wolly Esci,oaoa. a. Nee Orleans.

Ngw ORIsASs Dec 3O.The United States mail
steamship Philadelphia has arrived here from Havana
John Tabor editor of the ~ Ncarayu is passenger
He has consented 10 open the meeting tomorrow eve
ming with the history of General Walkers last exped-
tion presenting the events as they occurred
The indignation at Commodore Paudings interference
is increasing
Some express themselves in favor OF sending reinforce
ments to Col Anderson in spite Of the government
over thousand stand OF have been collected and
thousand men are willing TO tender their services.
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T ORD BYRON'S WORKS 6 vols Murrays
i London edition, In purple calf binding
Knights Pictorial Shakespeare. vols London Green
calf
The siratford Shakespeare. 10 vols. london In oak
The Cabinet shakespeare - vsls London. Cloth gilt
British Poets. vols, london. Ilaf-caf.
Roses Biographical Dictionary l2 vols. London Full calf
Rollins Ancient History vols London Many in half
cali.
Burnes Histories. vols. London. IIaifcaf
Swifis Works edition. vols Half
calf.
WbcweIs History OF the induciive Sciences. vo. London
Full calf
Buweis Novels. 20 volumes. London Green cali.
Aud other standard works la hne bindings imported from
London by FRiSCK TAYLOR.
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A RTICLES WE OFFER AT LOW PRICES
IA All stock Of fine silks, robes
All entire stock of embroidees
hawls, which thoroughly
assorted
object Is make for large spring supplies.
price only plain
chaser overchargcd.
Good articles prices and fair dealing relied
PERRY Il BROTHER
Central Sorcs,' building,
Dec 22--l0tdif Opposite Centre Market
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Mnrhnks

NEw YORK, Dec. 3l.-Cotton declined sales OF COO
bales uplands mitdling, sla9 Flour Gra--sales OF
$500 barrels State, 81 20 81 IS; Ohio, 81 65 asa
30 southern, 81 40 81 IS. Wheat dull Corn firm
sales of Ia 500 bushels white, So 81 cents Provisions
dull. Whiskey unchsngei-Ohio 22 cents