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ENL9,
cleveland, Plttsburg az Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.
- -
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and after Monday, August Both, 1855, trains
" as follows: Sundays eScepted)
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
az ana &c" al S'fG9s a5 st
s4 s T6s all stations, arrive
atPittsbursh at o65 An.
Local Through can he procured various
Offices on the ne also at the Union Ticket Oce opposite
= sapt's Once, 9. *: R.R.,l JAMES FARMER,
1875. 1875
94stt @ = - -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WTINrE;R ARRANGEMENT.-on and after Monday, De-
THE FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
daily except Sunday, at $50 o'clock p m stopping at all
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily ex-
sept sunday, at l940 a. m. The Second Accommodation
Sa sH Ffan or
t.Ss Sunday at
press pres Il 1S7 p III Mall $50 a. Johnstown AccommOda
n.
Second Accommodation, 10 40; Third Accommodation
p. M. = -
Transfor Bairsyie and Indiana RIarsve
the JohnstOwn Accommodation Train East and West.
Pittsburgh and ConnesVille Trnns stopping at all Sta
tons the Pittsburgh and Connellsve Road leave daily
sunday excepted, follows-Mail Train z 90 a. M E-
press Train SIS" M Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
61np.m
The win find greatly to their tnteres
IN going East West travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road as the accommodations offered, cannot sur
passed on any other AS the road is baasted with
stone and is entirely free from promise safe
~ speed and comfort all who may favor thsroad
their patronage
Fare to New York .S13 90
|" Is Philadelphia. 49,. ...,............l 10 90
- IS g Baltimore. ,,..,,.,....... o So
Z" g Lancaster
81 t IIarrisburg. Observation-Disclosures. as
Baggage checked to all Stations the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and to Philadelphia Baltimore New York.
Passengers purchasing tickets charged
Ten Gents In addition to the Station rates. Sta
lions where the Company has agent
NoTICE.-In case ofloss, the Company will hold Them
serves responsible for personal baggage only and for
amount not exceeding $1U0.
EB-The Excelsior Omnibus Line, has employ ed to
convey Passengers nd Baggage Depot at
charge MOTTO exceed IS passenger and bag
gage.
Fer Tickets applytO J.sTEwART, Agent,
Atthe p. r. r. Passenger Station,
Jam on Liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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z. CARTWRIGHT,
OetOl.0. y

SHEET MUSIC.
Thelsrgest stock OF sheet music, works &C., &C.,
inthe Western country.
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This route passes through Lexington Lancaster Cir
ceyle Washington, Wilmington and NIarroW-te richest
aud most beautiful part of Ohio.
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S. d. HARPER g. SONS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS an
w CARS, have ON hand and rcceivinE gem ~
erAl assortment If Silk Beaver and soft
hats Of every color, shape and quality.
They have received the latest Fall fashion from New York.
and prepared to furnish gentlemen with
every description and quality.
They also keep hand assortment Of plain and fancy
Pur, Plush and Cloth Gaps, for and boys all which
they offer to their customers the most pleasing
AN Orders from country merchants and deal promptly
tended
Thankl for the liberal patronage heretofore received
they solicit share of public avnr which they eterin
ed to deserve by attention and application
mess. cheap and favorable rules operation en-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-06
lPBNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TINE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan.
tic cities with Western, North Western, South
Western States by continuous Rolway direct.
also connects Pittsburgh with daily line Steamers to
all ports on the Western Rivers and Cleveland SAN
dusky with Steamers ito all ports the
Lakesi making the mos. direct cheapest reliable
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
the Great Vest. $50
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~ BE particular and ask for Tickets VIA the O. W. 81
Short Line Rail Road.
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For THROUGH riskcts and other Information, enonir
at Central Ohio Ticket Office in heSprlgg House, on Wate
street, Wheeling, Va
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At 12l5M Ii:4U PM Cincinnati and points as atuve
arrival of Central Ohio Trains Wheeling and the
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E. GEsT, pres't, w. W. BAILEY, Act supt.,
je22-1y NsnesYiiie'0.
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In connection with the above keep every kind Of mu
establishments and musical merchandise generally
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pANANIA HAT. The greatest variety OF Pann 7a Hat,
ever broughtto this city-from 75 cents to a. 80.
juIy0 BLISS& OAMPBELL,
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WTHEAT nRILTS.-SunerInr Wheat Drills for sale
w Manufacturers prices by
angl4 SMITH & GnnnnI1.
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Q1 S0s1LK HAT--we are selling beantifal sik I1a
july0 PL1ss CAMPBELL,
No Main
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DLANTERs.-Black Brown, Smoke, and Drab Planter
L Hats, justreceived. BLISS 4 CAMPRELL,
july5 ss5 Main at
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'Plano1 MeodeOn' and every kind of musical lnstru-
nentS tuned and repaired.
~ All go IDS warranted this establishment. nov6
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GoFT HATs-Jnst onenel, alarge stock ofsoft ats-ey
- cry conceivable variety, style an,cOlor.
july6 BLISS CAMPBELL,
No "a
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ON HAND-A large and superior assortment of pure oil
" Brandtes, Wines, Gins aud Whistles, for medicina
purposes. CHARLES w. GRAHAM
aug4 No. 2D, Centre Wheeling
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j. ID. SCoTT.

z r u S II A 4 RI Y a 4
JUSs FROM TEal. HIANUFACTUEEERS
AN just opening out large and beautiful stock of fne
Jewery and Watches which have purchased at Hetld
Qudrters, low prices Ifee confident that
can now satisfy numerous (and consta lily Increasingly
Wholesale and retail customers, and having spent
weeks in the eastern markets. LAYING in stock
feel satisfied as regards STYLE QUALITY and PRICE.
My stock cannot be surpasse in the West.
have largely tncrsased my stock in the Wholesale De-
partment, which enables offer to WHtchmakers,
chants and Pedlers, and the public generality very
complete assortment.
Please can Mt 81, NInIn street, and examine the
most complete and beautiful stock brought to
Wheeling, sep2
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route,
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS. -.
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Take the Central Ohio. Road to
GAINESVILLE,
And there ard take those Of the e. W. & T.
Short Line.
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ARsEILLEs Collars and Sleeves Collars in sets
WI White and Figured, very cheap snd very pretty
Sep4 PAYNE5& CO., 24 Monroe st.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEX ANDRIA

80 s5.zs;zg.s gzsss 49,
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New System.

changing OF Business from long credit system to
cash one, or Its equivalent, also change long profits
t. very short ones and in closing stock heavy
Cloths and CasSmeres, will twenty per
cent less than former prices any doubt what
say bv calling at Washington Hall you viii be al
once satisfied we mean stwhat We saw.
wHEELER & LAKIN,
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-IO0O R6sTEIs sup sun, for saIs y -

ANS'N SEPT - MATTHEW NtnNABB.
zUU Sepll - 81 MATHEW 4feNABB.
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7aoezre miles shorter By this Route than oia.
Columbus to Cincinaqti.
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Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted, between Rich
mond and Washington City via Gordonsvile and
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OLD FAMILY RYE WHTSKY.-A superior article, in store
~ aud for sale by [septl W. A. EDwARD5& BRO.
Old RYE AND BOURBON wHIsKEY.-we have on
hand few barrels very superior Old RYE. also Old
bourbon WhsEey to which invite the attention the
Trade. [ang2sl DOANE AflAMs.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
AT THE NEW YORK STORE.

No. 33 Centre Wheeling
HAVING just returned from New York with one Of tn
II largest and beat assortnentS of FANCY DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS ever before brought this city, therefore
take great pleasure in Inviting everyone buying goods
cash to give me early CALL and examine for yourselves
at No. SO Main Street, Centre Wheeling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-23

bad the "inside track" followed hard and
close by his more powerful rival, who soon ap.
peared to lap" him for hard brush Then
Steiner seemed to open gap of few rods, and
In minute after the two appeared to be neck
and neck, sailing along msjestically.
The two balloons remained in sight for DER.
maps three quarters OF an hour, and as far as
could be determined by the eye, the general
impression was, amongst the multitude, that
Prof Steiner was a considerable distance ahead
OF his rival, while the little Niagara" :" had
entirely disappeared from sight. Whether the
American colors will be able to maintain the
vantage ground gained on the first few miles,
against the more powerful French representa-.
tive, remains to be determined
Both aeronauts carry with them printed des-
patches to send down to terra frma whenever
they pass town, with directions to have them
forwarded to the nearest telegraph station.
How long they will remain up is a matter of
conjecture. Should nothing unusual occur.
they can continue their voyage perhaps twenty
hours, and should they strike rapid current
OF air, will be over or upon the borders of Lake
Erie long before our paper goes to press. Both
are daring and experienced Rranauts, and wa
are confident neither will yield the race so long
as their balloons have power sufficient to keen
them above the house tons
Ihe contest is not one for wager Monsieur
GODDARD challenged the world of Rronauts
and Prof. Steiner In particular. and that gen
tleman accepted it promptly. The result wa.
the exciting race Of yesterday, which, as the
nrst of its kind on record, may be regarded as
an event worthy Of all the attention it has re-
ceived from the hundred thousand people who
witnessed the ascensions.
Return Of the Amateur Aerial yoyager,
Mr.. Belman, who started upon little arial
voyage few minutes in advance of Messrs.
Steiner and GODDARD, yesterday afternoon, re-
turned to town on last evening s train over the
Hamilton and Dayton road, having landed on
the farm of Andrew Riddle, about one and a
half miles west of Glendale, and some fifteen
miles from the city.
He reports having made a very agreeable
trip, which he enjoyed very much. When near
Carthage, and about half mile above the
earth, the balloon struck a current of air which
gave 1t rotary motion, and brought the bal
loon near the ground, when he threw out bal
last and went up higher, where he found a
smooth though not rapid current When God
ard and Steiner passed Mr. Belman, there ap-
psared to be but little difference between them.
In point Of distance. AS the amateur was not
a contestant in the race, but only out on a
pleasure jaunt, he was content to see the "Pro-
fessOrs" pass his little craft in their friendly
contest for professional reput
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GLEASON'S
NEW EKLY
LINE-0F-BATTLE SHIP.

The object of this paper ia to present, every week
an stTeeahe nelasss Of the notable events and It,
sketches q Adventure on Sea and Land and Poetic
BEST AMERICAN AUTHORS.
Also, the cream of domestic and foreign news, 90
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with
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LINE-OF- BATTLE SHIP
will consist Of a "brosdsde" OF Humorous Enerav-
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AN UNRIVALLEDT DT9g S0RPs OF coNTRIBu-
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from new ana beautiful copper faced type manu-
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will be published eeUlerly every Saturday, at
GIeasou's PEbhshinE Hall,
corner Of fremont and Bromhed streets. Boston,
Massachusetts, by =. GLEASON.
Wholesale Agent-H. TAYLOR, Ill Baltimore
street. Baltimore.
For sale in " Wsshington by ID. J. BISHOP a CO.,
2i6 Penn avenue, under willards' botel, and SSs
Penn. avenue, 4is street, and by all other deal
ers. &C NV
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THALBERG'S TUNER.

5hs onh Tight method Of TKnins.
Il. n. SPEIR having tuned the PIanos used AZ
the concerts by the great artists Thaberg and 9TH
ers. and having practical perlence of fourteen
yesIs, IN the arEest piano nufactories in New
York, are deemed sufficient guarantees Of ms capa-
AlltIes of Tuner and Repairer of Piano Fortes.
Orders left at the Piano W areroom of Mr., Rich
ard DAVIS vii meet with prompt attention.
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WHEELwRIGHT. NUDGE co.
w WHoLEsAIE
"A p E X ID Il A l.
No. IL Hda0rer street, c0rnes a. 6srmos,

BAITIMoRT, MD.
Agents for /. L. Brown a. Co; ThoIss Colt;
Tie Mills Compans; Empire Mills; Gibson, Crosby
L Robbins; x. 4 A. n. Hubbard; Jessud Lagain:
ter; Platper Smith; Parsons Paper Company;
Marlboro Mills; METROPOLITAN Mills; ssssnors
Also. a full assortment Of Book binders Leather,
Cloth, Glue. &c.; Printing Papers, Nsys and Book;
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
colored; Printers Cards apd Gard Boards, in svery
variety; Tissue and shoe Paper, Hardware and
A full assortment Of French Folio Post Psoasf
snd Letter Paper, Marble Paper. Post 0nSs nss eno
sheathing, Tsek and spice Pspeis; Printing and
Writing Ink; Alum, Bleaching Povosrs.
IL Paper OF ever description m>a' W ''0'''
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SAUL'S NURSERY

II SAULS NURSERY.
h stock offered for the Autumn trade IS very
extenslve. ScrupulOus care has been taken IN sss
it's propagation ard growth, and the quality OfS$F
all Is unsurpassed: comprising -
Apple Trees-yaretIes which succeed best In this
latItute and south.
Dwarf Pear Trees-an immense stock of 1, 2 and 8
year old trees,
Peach Trees-sorts bestadapted to this region; very
fine,
AprIoOts, Cherries. Nectarines, Piums Standard
Pears, Grape Vines, Currsnts. RaspberTIes
., Strawberries, &o., IN great variety,
Black STANDARDIZATION, Dorchester, and Newman's
Thorness, a large stock.
Shade and Ornamental Trees, Eyergreens 40 of
all sizes Pnoxes. &c., -
Rhubarb, LInnaus, Victoria, Prince Albert Grey
Eagle, Asparagus X oots, Chinese Vans &c
Roses-the newest and rsrest kinds imported from
france this season, on their own roots as well
as on that Prince of Stocks, the Msnetti which
Isabsolutel necessary for the successful culture
of many of the fine new sorts.
Dutch BulOOus Flower Roots. ofhnest quality di-
rect from Holland, consisting of Double Hya-
onth, Tulips, Narcissus, yonquIls Anemonies
Lilies, dc.
Every article guaranteed as TO aocUIacy. Prices
invariably low. JOHN ShUL,
SS6 7th street, corner III street.
Oc i3- eO8t Washing ton CITY. d. C..
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Musical instruction.
cCoMPLISHMENT.

NT ODIO zaNNO-uf Il.
Prof DE CGNIEL has few mos4 hours 70
spare, winch he will devote in giving a su perior
course OF Musical lnstraction, rarely 20 he met
with. OF the Harp. P.asofoTte, GHitar, Sissisg
and classical Organ Playing. dc.
n. No instruction whatever will be eiyen
where payments are not made IN advance.
Engagements can be made BY caiGg at his New
Musical Repository, corner llth street and Perm.
avenue oo N ~
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c, l. E WIT son,
OOO PENNSYLVANIAA AVENUE OO0
COA bet. 9th and l0th Sts., Washfng.on, CUZ
PRACTICAL AND MANUFACTURING FURRIER.
have now on hand most spl or did assortment of
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
ell Of my own manufacture. comprising q much
larger assortment than can be found at any Retail
Store. and which will sell at bly, Low prices
FOR CASH, consisting, in part, Of
Real sable Mink NictoInss. Capes. Half Capes,
and Sacks; Mufs and Cuffs to match.
Rn1sl Hrmine, Chinchia' and other sets.
FUR TRIMMINGS for Opera Cioaks, &o.
NTOLD FURS Cleaned and Repaired, and ali
XMAS ef raw SKINS dressed ard mann factaTed Mt
THE ONLY MANUFACTURERS Fur STORE,
80 Pennsyivania Avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS
&C ~ I'm
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Educational.
RoAkDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
nOuN6 LADIES'
fhENCH AND ENGi iISH.

| nOlN6 LADIES'
| fhhNCH AND ENGLISH.
Pruc,psl-poNtysn " ~ SIS1tIo wasE,NsroS.
| .it ~ ~ fASLEOp, A. M, Unlver-
The next academic term will hes,p NJ, ,.. ... a
following. ~ Ao ''h OF 'une
For thorough literary and scientific cul,p,. .,,,,s
elementary instruction, the ehcienoy and ce.. -
the tfsneh DspdrfD1sHf and for social sdvantsxes.
snto, Ety.ry class the primary =, well as the senior.
who assisted by three ladies OF ability ex perlepoe
and the highest education.
no school out OF Paris pOssessesa purer standard
OF good French or better corrective Of bnd Frerch
IA conversation and writing. greater facilities for
ecquIins that aI geaEe. IL 10 strengthened BY the
acces.lon oil frof ALEXANDRA
MUSIC On THE PIANO. THE GUITAR AND
THE HARP
tsuEhi y tne ladles OF the family, offering superior
adrsnta es to day scholars as vel as boarders
ne hlghest CLASS, composed of hrst seniors
OF aSt term, VIII take the range for hterature and
seence Tor which they prepared and viii reoeiVe
malls.
For further information zee circulars. oo.-sv
TIE COLUMBIAN CoLkEGE.
The next Session of this instItutIon viii com
mence on Wednesday, the twenty ninth t2ethl Of
Applicants for admission will be examined on the
Monday and Tuesday before the opening of the ses
sion.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
q tne Columbian College will commence It's next
session on Wednesday. the eighth (sthJ Of septem
au ls-eotNovI J.G. BINNEY. President.
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NoTIcE OF rHfE rHfsGa GassfTfABLsHMENr 81 OF
The LAND OFFICE FOR THE TERRITO-

KY UF NEW MEXICO.
In pursuance of the act of Congress approved
May "a, 1888, entitled IAN act to create land DIS
trlc. in the Territory of New Mexico" which act
authorizes the President of the United States to
establish lapd office for the dstrict Of New Mex
ico," is hereby declared and made known that the
othce for the sale and entry Of public land in the
Santa in said Territory from and after the Is,
day of November next.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington,
this 9th day OF September, A. d., 1858.
BY order OF the President:
JOS. 8. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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" CHEAP FROM AUCTION.
lust received from the large auction sales IN New
York, vey handsome assortment of DRESS
scarce articles ~
Rich Colored Founced and Black Silk Robes, in
various styles, "
Beautiful PrIRted Merlno and MousselIn Robes a
les Alternate, in rich colors.
Handsome PLAID and Bayadere Stripe Dress Silks,
by the yard,
pieces very rick Black Silks, from 75c, to 81 50 per
. YARD. These are, we think. very great bargains
And a large assortment of handsome Long aud
Square Shawis,
w ith many other desirable Goods, daily opening
TO which we invite the special attention of the Ia
dies, as we shall offer them cheap for oash.
J. w. Colby 4 CO.,
oc l42w SIS 18th street, north Of Pa avenue
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4 ApIEs' RRAIps, pLAlIs. CykLo, n Aa.r
of Ism street end Pa, ave, N36U
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ID PAPER HANGINGS.
ERSONS Needing interior decorations, in the
shape Of APER-HAkGINGS or WINDOW
SHADES, are respectfully requested to call at o.
486 9TH street, where they will not find the
tenslve stock, but a desirable selection of modern
style Paper-hangings, my object heiug to allow no
old stock to accumulate, but to keep pace with the
times, by keeping small but choice assortment,
and the freq uent renewal oft, as new patterns
issued
have in store good assortment of gold band and
common WINDOW SHA AIDES, PIC FURECORD
AND TASSELS, DC. Every description of WIN
DOW SHADE on hand or Rade to order.
TO those who have so literally favored me with
their patronage return my thanks; their future
orders shall be attended TO with the same skill and
punctuality as the past.
Strang gers are informed all work executed in a
mechanical and satisfactory manne-, pay re-
quired. Please give me CALL -
J. .MARKRITER,
No. 1876 Seventh street,
sc A-eoImt doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
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HNOR SALE-A Market and barry FARM of
L about 80 acres, with all the necessary buildings,
&e., IN hne condition. 1t is situated in Alexandra
county, Va. about five miles from the LODg Bridge
and two from the 6 Georg etOwn asueduct. IL will be
sold low and on accommodating terms. Apply by
letter. through the Post Ofhce, to JAMES w.
BURCH. Washington City. au24-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-23

- HUGHES FLOWER GARDEN, Nh
SeUeah Street, Island. E%
WILLIAM HUGHES, Landscape Gardener and
Florist, begs to invite the public TO see his ooec
ton OF ROSES, now IN bloom: upwards of 600
hne plants, warranted on their own roots, and true
to name.
The proprietor recommends early fall planting
from the middle of October to the middle of NOvem,
ber, but must be protected by cedar branches,
Has nand fine Plants for winter, blooming for
pari0rs or private greenhouses.
Bouquets made to order, and cut Flowers CON
stantly on hand, at moderate charges. ooi4-eo2w