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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07
:. :; '1ssLI 1EHlNEW FIRM.

- DRS. BARTLETT 4 WTNCHELL, nrpii,,, II,
WIIny Fling Va.
Or. Winchei being compelled BY his rapidly Increase,
business, 10 add 70 his facilities for doing the sane -
pieasuFein Informing HIS friends and the public thnfhrIs.
formed = business connection With ". g artistf " D.
ShO has had GHeenyearEsueeessful sxPeriene IN tt DE-,
tai profession.
Drs. b. d W are prepared 20 perform EVEN oper,te,,,
Surgical and Mechanical nttEtTy-aTefamIi UFth- a.
practice all the latest tmproVenents Of The DthtaIArt AZ
guarantee that for beauty durability and practical utls,
their Artificial Teeth Shali not Be SURPASSED.
/ Persons EhOshaYe denied themselves the pleasure An,
Of Artificial eIh from the great dread ~ s,g,
Ing experienced auFingthe ueee8ssTy preliminary rxtr1r
ti0n Of the old teeth and roOts, are Uniformed thatby 80
process, entirely unlike GhloFOfoFm or EtheF, ana srlir
BE In most eases aud Ps1Se1VhHEnieSs IN al, trtik a,
now extracted With0utpafn.
ANY information or advice appeTtaIninE 70 their uros-,
sion they viii be pleased n give gratis.
Please call and examlne specimens % Artificial Teeth.
Once open ~ an hOurs- sepIS
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SPREAD OF THE CASH sYsTEM-The last num-
Der of the Nashville Qenn.) News contains the
following:
At a meeting 10 the Grocery Merchants of
Nashville, held on the 30th of Dec. 1857. K.
]. Morris was appointed Chairman, and I.
G. Burge Secretary. After the objects of the
meeting were explained, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, A financial crisis has visited all de-
partments of business, and impaired confidence
and credit to such an extent, that we are COM
PEELED to pay cash for all descriptions of grOcer-
les, at a ruinous rate of exchange, in consequece
of our deprecated currency.
Therefore, be it resolved, That from and after
the first of January next, the grocery and pro-
duce merchants of Nashville, will sell no goods
except for cash, or its equivalent in produce,
and will fill no orders for groceries or produce,
unless accompanied by the cash or its equiva-
lentinproduce. ~ on
Resolved, That we will each, advise our pat
rons by circular, card, or letter, of this determi-
nation; we feel confident, that the merchants
trading at Nashville will appreciate the necessi-
ty ofthis course upon our part, and would re-
commend them to adopt a similar system with
their patrons.
r.. j. NORRIS, Chairman.
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Fer Mayor.

Please announce Doctor JAMS TLNSn - e~eaneIdate
for the omee OF MAYOR. HIS long and fAithta eet4ls
IN the Oily Council Is sufficient assurance o. his 1olMY
and qualifications to ali the once and 70 enforce ne erai-
nanees with AFmuess and independence 70 the enllre ~
LlaclLnn 81 LlanIl ..La- EllLLg.-
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
City TFeasurer.

Of CITY TREASURER a the next Charter election.
'-4' rrla .sspyl
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K. j. MoRR1s, Chairman.
7. c. BueaE, Secretary.

HEAVY DAMAGES IN a BRRAca OF PRoNIsE
CAsE.-The case of Ellen Ainseough vs. Daniel
Smith, for an alIedged breach of promise of mar
riage, the trial of (which was commenced in Pro-
violence, R.. l., on Thursday was concluded on
Saturday. The jury returned y verdict for the
plaintiff, and assessed damages in the sum of
s 1900, only one thousand less than claimed,
says the Journal. The defendant, however, is
said to be wholly unable to pay so large a sum.
To ascertain whether a woman is passionate or
not, take a muddy dog into her parlor,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

For Rent. -
TyaE large and eonnodioas hoase sitaatsd On Market
house has been occupied for . number OF years a. 3 6rst-
class boarding h0ase lnd t. IN the most dVantaseonspod
tton IN the city for either . private residence OF d StscisES
noass Q! en~teEtaianent- Possession Eiyen April 1st. 1s5s.
For t1rther paTtieulaFsa apply 70 n.
bn5s9ml \. corner Monroe ana oaFfh 50. . sr.frs
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DiYidend.
Trustees Sale of Real ESTATE.

Trustees Sale of Real Estate.
pY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust from r. Q. Boaham : Chls.
~ n GIbeEson, to ne, dateo September 18th, 1sSS, SNd
recorded IN the Clerks ONCE, Of Ohio county, in Deed Book
-, page 2I6, I Vii oGer At pat .e sale At the front dooFsf
tie Court House in the city % Wheeling, on Friday the iSA
day Of January 1855, ~ 10 o'clock A. u the GcIoEtngd de-
seTfbed property 70 Tit:-Lots humble ed 9 (nine) and 10,
(ten) At the corner Of Water and Second streets, IN Centre
Wheeling, known ~ the PhHuiE RRpsr Mn, beng the sans
property conveyed By Q S-lAmbdin and Others TO the sad
Robert g. Bonham and Charles y. Gnberson, together via
the buudin9s nnehinerys and Al other aPPurtsnsnes
thereto belonging.
TINS o. SGLE-OnethIrd o. the purchase money to b
paid In cash, and the residue a. six aud tEeIVe mout6J, u9A
luterestfrom the day Of sale.
Selling as Trustee, I shall only convey such tide a. l. Va-
ted In me By virtue Of SAID Deed Of Trust
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THE undersigned respectfully inform the public to-.
i have aasoeiated thenBelVa together for ~ -HU9
Of Dentistry. Their o0eGEg a1IA MaFfef Sfre,t hE.Sc
HOnrOe and Union SAL Where they Ufu Be hSp,S Yea
theIr fdends and All otbsrs Utshins TIE ssTV3s.s " =
Dentst.
Thsy we're both students anifuF seVernl veaT,,A.
ants q tie late Dr.. Hunhels and ne senior p,IsAA4
been constantly elEnEed inns Wasties for kInS-i9 7. y
last eisVn year, daring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ted with some ofths leading Deniists In Almost h
eitfes o. the United States, and has EamlIaTi,t5 ~
with their YariOas peeuliartties In operating. ih-v 80
fore feel eonGdent Of being able 70 give entire Saii,ssLIH
20 All UhO may favor them TtththeiT patronaEe-
ABR ROBERTSON n
Authorizations pleasure fn Fsaen1-v
mission, 20 the following geattsnen:
q. r. Weed, .. d. Hen Geo. y Thpnpsou, ID, Han A..
Caldwell; NOrEan Nelson, Esq, b a.. E0G, 80 n -
EEiasen. DEsW-J-BaheI DE. r CamnnE. -
Hldreth, DF-A :. Todd, EaIlant& DeIaPlain, Jon -
Esq, AArClauenss Knox = cos Aar1h 4 Taylor. perIST
q EHEBEEHHRo, 4 D.. Al HcIIiHES. n -
DENTAL u ~
F~UNDBNBERG & HULLIHENs
gnI SUCCESSORS TO
DR.. S. p. HULLIHEN.
- OFFICE, No. 1Sl, PouFth stresI 49,,
~ PreshyteFian Church
ANanufaeture EEETH expressly for.,.A-
NIn hellar case Rtu sets Of Test6, or S1TL
Of sets, made With Artificial GumA.- The GGa Z msdSsL y
Continuous or sold pteeS-fe cost sthe sane for Te-,IS -
Or without Gums uJZ7-IydET
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SALE OF clncAss1AN GlRIs.-The London
Post thus speaks, in a recent number, of the
traffic in Circassian girls in Turkey:
"Perceiving that when the Russians shall
have re.occupied the Caucasus, this tafic in
white slaves will be over, the Circassial dealers
have redoubled, their efforts, ever since I Ie COM
mencemento of the peace conference, to i troduce
into Turkey the greatest possible number of
women, while the opportunity of doing so last
ed. They have been so successful, that never,
perhaps, at any former period, was white flesh
so cheap as it is at this moment. There is an
absolute gIut in the market and dealers are
obliged to throw away their goods, owing to the
extent of the supply, which, in many instances,
has been brought bylsteam under the British
flag. In former times, a good middling' Cir
l~cassian girl was thought very cheap at eI0o,
of goods may be had for 95."
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January Settlennents

would STATE . our eastomes that cur hII are nov
w ready for settlement and VIII Be pressnted withon4
Delay. We trust that eur friends win pay their dues
promptly
81 % paIeFs as vel - % ourselves, aud beng desiruH9 Of
1olls SALee 4HsaHseS, . as great an extent as possible,
nonths credit . nos Who havsheFet0l0re rad pr1nntiS
hetslter our btus VII Invariably be nendered On he ast
oIAPni, July, Oetober and January. Bythis new RTTanEe-
G4 9l HEI8ERLE kEWEARTSGFN
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WAN eommodityis siEa,s afforded at eostf
The lgie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-07

TnE TRAGEDY IN BRUNswlCK, GA.-Ereiting
Seeae-We have already given a brief account
of a desperate affray in Brunswick, Ca, on the
evening of the 9th of December, which resulted
in the death of Jacob w. Moore, a representa-
tive in the State legislature. The rencounter
took place in a public meeting at the Academy,
which had been called by Carey W. Styles, the
conservative candidate for mayor. He was ma
king a speech denouncing a local bill, passed by
the legislature, when the interruption took place.
The letter says:
Mr.. Moore interrupted the speaker by rising,
with his hand in his vest,and saying: eff you say
thatI have done any thing dishonorable, it is a
falsehood." Whereupon Mr.Styles having ceas-
ed turned in the direction of Mr.. Moore, hurled
back the falsehood in stronger language, and
placed his hand upon his pistol. Mr.. Moore re-
torted, and drew. The next moment both gen.
tlemen leveled their pistols and fired without
effect. Then commenced a scene of confusion
which it would be impossible tocdescribe, but
which you may imagine when you>learn the
fact that many persons were sitting between
the combatants. The firing continued between
the gentlemen above mentioned, and others,
until six or seven shots were discharged-our
worthy mayor, James Houston being one of the
Nj. Moore was heard to utter groans and cries
the writer made all haste oleave with the most
of the crowd. Mr.. Moore was discovered to he
shot in the abdomen, and died in about an hour
afterwards. The next morning Mr.. Styles sur
rendered himselft to the sheriff, and now awaits
1 his examination
The Washington union., 1858-02-12
GRANITE BUILDING STONE.

DROPOSAI4S will be received until the 1st day Of
next, O'clock furnishing ering
Castle Calhoun, Hampton Roads Virginia the following description Of
the best quality of granite stone, viz:
ZIG blocks SO cubic feet smooth faced
Sides and bcddcd and jointed throughout
los blocks cubic feet each side
and bcdded and jointed throughout
srctchers
TO to 60 cubic feet each, with dressed
597 headers rough faced with clsc averaging
to 53 cubic feet each with and joints
4l0 blocks from 10 90 cubic feet
Sides bedded and oined Throughout,
500 blocks 10 cubic
three sides with drcsscd beds
81 blocks averaging IA cubic feet each faced
ends, and dressed beds and joints throughout
blocks,
side, dressed beds and end joints
rs arcted nc from ~ to Go cubic each
smooth dressed on two sides with dressed beds and joints
throughout
blocks averaging 10 portion
then, to be dressed throughout.
stone respects be the quality granite
cutting be the
gwen whether in the straight curved surfaces
the party proposing that all cutting which will
from neglect will be charged TO the contractor
Samples the will cases. accompany
the proposals. and also the extent and locality quarry
whence II 10 be furnished will be named.
The deliveries be completed during
in such quantities and particular dimensions will
be designated,
Monlds will be Furnished for all expense
United States at Castle Calhoun when applied with
whom the contract
The proposals will specify the Of the the cubic foot
when dressed, delivered, inspected aud accepted
signatures of who willing become his
| suretcs
specifications
quantities the
applying
In person X. j.. IhFUsSY,
Jan 6dl0t Lieut.. Colonel Engineers.
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INSTRUCTIONS.
Coatag conditions incorporated The contracts 10 Ms crtent
the department may deem proper

Coaiaing conditions incorporated he he
the department may deem proper.
allowed zach intermediate Office, when
otherwise specaed for opening and examining tho mails
omissions satisfactorily explained pay Trip
ma. be & For ma ns so n nsnr sd time as 70 sn
Of the compensation for the trip subject TO forfeiture
satisfactorily explained BY certificates Of or the adav,s
OF ss sS aas he s from s a INTO s %
eIng IL 70 be wet, injured DESTROYED robbed, or lost
asreoay violating post
dsobcying tho instructions Of The department refusing discharge
contract without the Postmaster General or for
Tho Postmaster General may increase Of service on
allowing pro the
schedules Of departures and arrivals all and
pay provided the running abridged He
also order Of speed within the restrictions
The contractor however in the Of increase Of speed
lie prefers doing carrying The
may also cura discontinue the service in whole
sa,ion dispensed with whenever his opinion,
ss psssae BY different grade Of transportation
Payments will be made for the service by collections from
posmasters otherwise after the expiration of each
ter-say in February, May, August, and November
no Tine py % sf s. svsn @ bo % @
ted the points to bc supplied be correctly stated Bidders mast
requested uo far practicable, the printed
proposals furnished by the write out iul the
sum of their bids copies Of them
Each bid be guaranteed by two responsible Gen
eral guarantees cannot be admitted
should sealed; superscbcd SNAIL Proposals, State Of
addressed
ONCE mail not by and iostmasters will
proposals. letters Of any klnd) their quarterly
The contracts department
1855 hut the service must be
July, the mail day thereafter whether
the be executed or not.
Of Of Congress- approved March 1s45
ves the mail shall be let
bidder rendering sufficient
necessary provide celebrity,
certainty, security such transportation" Under this law
new bid
take tho entire mail each trip with
ceTy certainty and using the Of the law These
from the which they designated
providing for the the entire mall honer large and
be the its ''ceiery certainty
md securayn
where the grade believed 10 be
sufficient the lowest bid will be accepted duly GUARANTEED in prof
a "adr' specific bid,
bid bid and specifics either mode
will accepted but
specific bid proposing the service.
the bid does specify mode Of ase when
proposes accordng the ndveriscment but without
specification will be considered apropoal for horseback
service.
certify the sufcency
surcs without that they of sum
tncly that perform the contracts
the accepted BIDS their legal liabilities
will be enforced against them.
contractors known at the department. must
equally with others and certificates OF their
sutcncy substantially above prescribed The cerh
Of sufcicncy be signed by postmaster Judge OF
court Of record.
AARON V. BROWN
Postmaster General
Feb 2--lawlwT
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valuable and Most interesting Book,

For sale al 7lyor & Matuy's Bookstore 9M street.
DECORDS of the Revolutionary War containing
III military, financial correspondence OF Ill the
1795
interesting military HISTORICAL financial information during
a the
names enlistment
pryaes each ALSO the general
GENERALS WASHINGTON, LEE GREENE WELDON, AND OTHERS
LIST or AMERICAN OFFICERS IMPRISONED
The time capture, release, &c An orthe
SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI
In New York Maryland, list
communication and land OF the
a Congress; a complete list Of all the
OFFICERS WHO SERVED TO THE END OF THE WAR,
And acquired right half pay for life, commuaion and land
proceedings United
relative halfay the old Congress
benefit of the
HEIRS OF OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION;
Virginia which passage
1882 by Congress; OF The Virginia
land with interesting of the military
districts Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee the locations
rants surveys, &c
REVOLUTIONARY PENSION LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
As they thereon services
classes of revolutionary officers With st
showing the time they died, &n., &c.
large Of 600 pages Price 81 Postage
cents TO part the United States, except California
This intended book
we furnishing thorough guide claiming
from the Of their
revolutionary The volume contains the
Of the revolutionary should
all the descendants Of the brave who fought
OF 10 that the noble actions their
their who this
memento Of their brave deeds and patient sunering
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Nv c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

DARE Old Wines and Liquors at Aucton.--
III Saturday evening February H. commencing at o'clock
shall choice collection Of
and liquors in bottles embracing in part
Xere Vino sherry Is ls8 ;.
Queen Madeira, Harmony Golden sherry
Gordons biazinaIla brown Sherry
Howard March, old Madeira, Queen Isabella
Shorty aEt A& III
quar- dcmjOhns superior old Bourbon whskey
Gordons Old conversation Sherry, old London Port
L. p. Madeira, imperial crown sherry, Regina Port
sherry, Queens Port, Cohicopar pale Sherry
Holland gin Rudolph pale Sherry
Choice Amonillado Sherry, old Fast India sherry
John Oiverai iavOrie Madeira, pure juice Port
Superior old brandy
and Chanlon's seal Champagne tes
Of 4 Co.'S brandy T ~
cabinet Champagne, old Ifnct Castilon brandy
IauleDhcimer wine, st. Julien clare, Cnracoa
Maraschno, English shrub brandy cherries
French olives Florence oil Bordeaux pickles At t@ge
French mustard. Calhoun whiskcy
Iondon cordial gin, MononEnheha whiskey
Old Virginia peach brandy Islay malt whskey, he
from old extensive aud
New York, Is represented being Of
peror quality Those who have purchased former sales
unqualified of their decided superiority Terms SALE
CIIAs W. BOTMEN,
Feb Cd Auctloneer
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nRUNKARps pRuNKARDs. AWAKE

~ yourselves fathers, mothers wives, Shiers pt"srs
yonr sons brothers, and friends from
sdranksds fate dunkards restore them 10 Them
selves the family circle, 10 the world ANA 70 nse'n
ness not, the remedy In your power you ran
administer with without his knowledge, with The same pcne
nal and saving voluntarily aken wiz turn
without ckenng the aud most inyeterae drnker o hS
sg drinks gradually creating perfect AMI 'n"o"e
change which fond of eraiatug All ae
e adding aud yigo strength cheeness ana ACTIVITY
mind aud body Induced by who have been ruined III i
ne health and position and regnined their position by
e use Of this make known 10 tho world and save
many fallen brotcrs win compound for who may order at
per bottle forward by or other
Wise the bottles
Address 4 FJ9rAtn NJ
Jan l9--d1Ots Baltimore Post once
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Feb 2-lawiwT

NyASIlINGTON ART ASSOClATlON.-Th Sec
wv ond Annual Washington Art Association
at The Gallery street between 18th and l4ih Streets
10, a. TO 10, p.
25 To be had at the principal
bookstores and hotels, and at the door
25-du
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an IZ1~a<~
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

no person be entered upon books unless 'hi
payment the subscription be mase ia advance.
Distant sabebers may forward by letter. and all as
will be ourselves N its safe transmission,
The COUNTRY PAPER Il pablled ~ecks dasg tho sessions
Of Congress, and semi weekly during the recess.
Subscriptions year viii bs received terms
prvfofoeed To ths above aunual rat
a@teirMSftis authorized agents. and by
sending pAlIY subscribers saii
WEEKLY subscribers with s2s enclosed viii b. entitled to
eras.
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nRPHANS' FAIR removed TO Iron Hail. Pennsyl-

nRPHANS FAIR removed to Iron Hall, Pennsyl-
" vena inccmency weather having prevent
who from attending The ar al
fcow Hall prevailed upon to continue
viii opened Hall The articles for
marked down possible prices and the patronage
the charitable earnestly solicited Nearly l5o orphan girls
depending the result OF this effort TO procure what absolutely
necessary Tor their present wants.
I'D
The Washington union., 1858-02-12

Grover d Bakers Family SeWKMX MaChlnes.
GET Me best in aadrke--erGy lady should have
TTNHESE MACHINES are unquestionably the best
the No well regulated family AFFORD TO do with
GROVER BAKER sewing machine made expressly Tor family
sewing 5s5&e8
They make and superior stitch in which the threads are 60
Impossible third stitch be
cut and durable than he done
silk from ordinary soos with equal
facility, by change Of spools.
GROVER 4 BAKER,
Sewing Machine Co.,
S1S Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
4o5 broadway New York
Eln IA
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Jefferson city Coal Mining and Oil Manufac
turing Company.

TIME above company was chartered December 30,
NY operate m Galloway county stAts Missouri,
lying about four miles from the Missouri the opposite hank
Louis By railroad is gentle Inclined plane from the river TO ts
advantage sbis any other bank that yet known
ted 50 far relates 10 navigation the with which the
by steamboats, position the supplying
the northern and nothwen countries together with the
st Louis all the river cities between
thee and New Orleans inclusive no company can compete with US
We yet another nemabie profit the coal OF those
banks said be producing
large quantities and fine quality OF oil No slate OF Impurities
OF the camel COAL deposited
depth unknown, "a dh Of about hundred feet As0 been
dug iclag Of about one hundred and sixty acres clear
pure the richest possesses all the requisites Tor
and being used for mat purpose IN Jefferson
city addition the Missouri river for navigation, which equal
TO navgAbs waters IN the world we have railroads built being
built and projected in almost every direction from jefferson city
northwestern country where fuel from lis scarcity has become
limited IN mrsr,anes The following an estimate ate Of The expense o.
the Of three millions Of bushels for The Of steam
western country together
Of oil; making in all four mlions of bushels:
minisg per bnhel $40 600
For delivering bank and shipping oooo 600 bushels, i've
For manufacturing ten cents per gallon "A
For incidental expenses s, TO- 900
Total expense 800 600
The yield pron readily
bank fifteen cents bnshe and the oil at dollar aud
twenty i've cents per gallon
The yield OF 900 900 bushels at $3.50
yield Of the 100000 bushels of coal in OIL afy
than It's capacity oO0O 900 gallons 81 a5 l. $50 900
To which add the amount coal milking 700
After leduc,ng former
profit for dividend, I, 400 900
The above estimate il viii seen those acquainted
business based what be and will he done al this
bank The stock half sold aud fast selling Persons
investing safety large and speedy dividends
equal will do well call either OF the following directors
Of the company;
VIM NJ. Belt, of Missouri
VIM. Bgcr United states senator from Pennsylvania
Montgomery, member Congress, Pennsylvania
Hon. Allison White, member Congress Pennsyly
w. Bonita, of Jefferson city, Missouri.
NJ Belt the president Of the and Jaa. W. Bonita
the secretary Browns Hotel days, with
candle and coal which will pleasure
in exhibiting. JAS w. BONITA
Feb l1-dGt Secretary
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FLORIDA.

From July 1, 1858, 10 June 30, 1859
Springs Pennington 26 miles and back
week
Leave Orange Springs Monday at SAM
Arrive at Pennington by 8
Leave Flemngton Tuesday at 8am
: = Arrive at Orauga Springs by pm
BIDS embrace lola will be considered.
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IxIATcH Repairing and Engraving. Wat
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. C.

TINHIS large boarding and day school for young
l. ladies' and Gyorably known conducted by Miss L.
Miss NJ j. narrower, principal,
by corps competent and experienced teachers in every
department Of learning.
Members Congress others whose duties call them To Washing
wards here under their
iOe graduates OF this
Summary representing nearly state In the Union
For particulars address NJ. j. HANOVER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
sep l2-- Georgetown, D. C.
The Washington union., 1858-02-12

5ss0 From lcsvlc by Haley Ferry 10 Rockingham ID miles
and back, u
Leave Iilesviio Friday a az a
Arrive at Rockingham by
Lavs Rockingham Friday :.
Arstvs ~ uesyile by 6s
Troy by I'M Janes Page ION
~ miles back ,oncoa a week
Leave Troy "Wednesday IN;
Arrive al Pages by m
Ishye Pages Thursday So arrival Of High Point
Mail
Arrive at Troy by az p m.
Proposals Tor an additional weekly trip invited