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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-23
EiRE, MARINE AND LlFR INSUR-
ASCE
MY haaycY oFFIcR.t

MY sGRyCY oFFICE,t
RicHM3sp. 10Th March, 50
Refreshed, sacour8; u ana strengthened by deeds.
as well as waaiS ef kindness, am b 'pefully prose
curing nv Agency business, and AN ready and vii
Ding rs far rs In ne lies TO attend promptly ana
Faithfully 10 ans business committed tony care.
/ represent tie
kLnEHARLB INSURANCE COMPANY,
et charlottesville, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-23

QUAKER CITY Insurance. COMPANY,
IA of PHILADELPHIA
al gaol comma aias and for nil Of which am pre-
pared to Ia ke good risks on favorable terms.
~. will also pros lde insurance ms agent Tor ap'
pticauts In other companies when 1t shall 10 80 de-
srod aad cordially Invite persons ia the CITY or ut
distance 20 send In their orders. which shall have
my personal careful atteotion. without the cost of
Cs,n,u,iss;eD - THos NJ ALFRiEND,
6eneeal Insurance Agent,
corner Of Main aud 9TH ats.
NH a1--eodtw Richmond, Va.
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JAMES NJ. CARTER,

JAMES NJ. CARTER,
- HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
GLIDER AND GLAZIER. CORNER FRANK
LIN AND I,TH STREETS, OPPOSITE THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal share Of patronage
bestowed on him the last sixteen years, and fiat
himself by strict attention to business to merit
. continuance of their many fav0rs He has on
nand stock Of fresh materials, and is receiving
Colored yarnishes, Window Glass; Japan Tins, Dry
Paints &c, sc. which he would. be pleased to work
up on the most favorable terms having compe-
tent workmcn a. can be found in any other like es
Enlistment. Mr. Samuel Snyder who is we'll
in this city vii! continue to assist in the bus
mess and can always be found at the shop. Old
hair, Il ALTERS &C, neatly. painted and reglded.
Trauspartn ut Winiow Shades, richly embelIished
ana ietteced, furnished 10 order.
fe 2fr-3m JAS NJ CARTER.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
l. tic cities with West NUrtlI-Wrstcrn, and South
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line of ST. ameTs to
all ports the Western Rivers, and Cleveland aud SAM
dusky with Steamers all the North Western
Lakes making the direct, cheHpst and reiiIJis
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to aud from
the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURGH
FIRST CLAsS-Boots, Shoes Hats sndl
SnP s9G BIS Dry ss and S1 9 per RS
Feathers, FuTs &c.........-..........
SECOND CLASS Domestic Sheeting
Shifting and Ticking lin original SaIes,) 500 -,
Drugs (iu casEs( Hardware LeAtieT, ~ pr A'' to''
tn rolls or bo&es)Wool ami sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils, Steel Chains lin
casSs) Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, sailed -. I'M -
Goose or in casks yTobtcco msnUfactu ~ iF NV u.s.
ell, (rNcept cigars cut.) &c. &c.
FOURTH CIASS-Cofec, Fish, Bacon, Reef
I fa ES aFd on Na oSei h Ger leo lbs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch Resin. &C.
FLOUI-Sl, per bbi. until further notice
GRAIS-In car loads 10 cents per Ito lbs further
notice.
CoTroN$e per bale exceeding 800 lbs weight until
further notice.
S In shipping from any point east of Pi,iIade
pa, be partcrarto mari packages 'riT PeanSlE
RGtroId All Goods consigned TO the this
~ Philadelphia Pittsburgh, viii b. forwarded without
drreatiUn.
FREIiHT AGyHrSC Evans 81 KiIby street Boston; p
Clarke, No Aston House. and No street and shn
McDonalnNo Battery Place, NIWYOTk Pierce $50
vile, o; Irwin GO, and Spriusnlan
Carter Jewett, Louisville, Ky; O'l-y Co. Evans
vile, Ind; Sass, st Louis, Mo: Harris wOrmley Co.
Ne nPhis, Tenn; Leecl Co. Chicago, ILL., Glass Fort
Wayne Ind; E Saeeder, PhiA; Iagrag Rooms Rain.
more; A Stewart Pittsburgh
II. II. HUSTON, GENT Freight Agent PhiIai
IElEJ H. LoMbAERFi SGPt, AtOoul, Pa.
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TRANSPORTATION.
CT veland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

5s g!s5zEz5 go 60,
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) @ AYERS
- PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF a
FAMILY PHYSIC.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF a

T,gnG has long existed public demand for ar oA-c-
five purgatiYe pill which could be relied d
reTecty salu II its operation. This has been prcPH u
=" that demand and extensive trial OF its virtues
has ronclusvey shown with what HcrOmplskcs
The puypose designed 1t IS easy pnysica iA
net easy make the best of all pi.h -one which
tsges of every other This has been attempted here,
aA with what would respectfully submit to
,t DubIic decision II has been unfortunate for the
patient hitherto that almost every purgatve medicine i
acrimonious aud irritating to the bowels. This is
Sary of tr n, produce so much gripping pain and rcv1
in the systcm to than countesbalance the
good to be derived from them. These pills produce no
-szon or ua unless it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction arrangement in the bowels. Being
uUr.iy vegetable, harm arise from their
any G,antitv but it is better that any medicine should
b. taken udiciousy. Minute directions their use
the several diseases which they applicable
gwen ON the box Among the complaints which have
been speedily cured by them, may mention Liver
complaint, in its various forms OF Jaundice, Indigestion,
IaEGuoI and Loss Of Appetite Lstlessness, Irraby.
bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain
III the Side and Lons; for in truth, all these bat
the consequence of diseased action in the liver A
apC:ient, they afford prompt and relief Costire
Piles Collie, Dysentery, Humors, ScrOfua and
ScFYy, Colds With OF the body Ulcers and i'm
pursativc is required.
They have also produced some singularly successful!
in rheumatism. Govt DTopsy, Gravel Erysipclas
fa!pitaton of the Heart Pains in the Back, Stomach
and Side. They should be freely taken tho spring
tie year. purify the blood and prepare the system for
the change OF An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
their siimant action the crculatory system reno
diseased energies of the whole organism Hence an oc-
clsional dose IS advantageous, though
dcrangenlent exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never lie carried too far, every purative medicine
reduces the strength. when taken to The thou
sand cases in which physic is required cannot be
meTaed here but they suggest themselves the
Of every body and this pill IS found better
purpose than thing which has hitherto been available
tH mankind. Where their virtues known the
9uhc viii 10 longer doubt what remedy employ when
N need of cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped
hey pleasant take andbeing purely vegetable 10
larm can arise from their use in any quantity
For minute directions, see wrapper the Box.
PREPARED
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In connection with the above keep every kind Of
steal instruments and musical merchandise generally
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removal.

nents tuned and repaired.
y AN 90 DIS warEantsa at thIs sstahli.hment nnr6
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SHEET MUS

SHEET MUSIC.
IN the Western country.
~ Music s.nt 10 any address, postage rree,-aa
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New Advancement

WOULD announce 20 the subscribers papers Period
icals &c, whose names have been Transferred
Mr. Tobn's Books, that receiving PERIOD
Gals &C regularly and would request
to- to call a; III ain street. Aay wishing discontinue
their subscriptions, viii pleas advise lon
their copies We have Just received
elegant Family Bibles; also late publications Mrs H-nts' ad
Mrs. SouthTor;h's Works Everything in and
Stationery line be hal the Cheap Ssnre, 40
III Main street. TapIUI JAS c ORR
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Music, Music, Music
I IST MUSIC. just received this ulorunE
Il shower OF P-aTls-La MlTseIlaise.
Why do summer Roses Faief ChId Of Re-iueat-
Gambler Wife-Hook aud Ladder Quick step.
National Union.-Oaleeris Funeral
Long long Weary Day.-I have Mother Nov.
Srmar or Star Of the eV-niag-S Sight There.
Song Of the Captives-Tke Day our Mother D5ed-
TaraHtella.-The Rock beside the Sea
ihe rroubadour's SOnE--O'er th- Lone Sea
The Last Meeting with the Old Felix's
And others, too mention
ing. Call and see [0eiSl PAYNE h CO.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORl

GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
TIA STREET, WHEEL va.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
FALL AND WINTER SALES.
u n T. Il
Just c their stock ~"
Il al l. Sc
& AM SS @
?
them
isaf l % h ChM a imported
Iye'a
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FARE AS Low AS by ANY OTHER ROUTE.

For THROUGH Tickets other information, enquire
Central Ohio Ticket Office, the Sprgg House. Wate
street, Wheeling, Va.
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CHURCHES OF wHEEL1NG.

For the information of ,s
ish the following list Of the ierent Cbnrcbes hs
and Mace oS ,neet; Snu s"s
wfllmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. AtdtgIeaos EDiscoDaIian. Corner Monroe am, prcr
treets Rev, E. T. PERKiss. Rector: ornin
clock evening,7
81 Io6,,s 5so,oco,,,;,,, Mt, a.u...u
second, Centre wheeling, Rev J. H. SAITH, A. NJ Rector
scrvces-AIorninv 1Os<. afternDoo, al<. at.
First PresByterq,., REy. r. H. EEp PastoT Ponr,t..
etween Monroe ana
Second Pyes6gteyia,,, webster street between
Market Centre heeltng corning and evening.
Talbert South wheeling Rev e wooDs
morning and evening.
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CHARLES PAuDFR
JAS. M. DIIlT ON
1O9 Markets ISllEI EET. ,

.
Plumber and Gas Filter,
EEPS constantly hand, GAG Hxtures Lead and
y N Wro9ght Iron PIPES Sheet Lead AlIkind5 and sites
oI brass Cocks and Valves Steam anS
Water GpaBes, Ltand Force Pumps sinks thing Tubs
Wooden and Cast Iron Hydrants Gum and packinp
OF al Thicknesses, Antriction Metal Pure BsnGa fr
Zinc and Antouy, the Celebrated TRoY BRIs
CruCibeIlsin the country. s+S'Ss's
,1ag Alsoi Poly's improved and patent Chain Pump
which Is decidedly the pGmp age the rgS
to putt which in Towns aud in estr VirGJSJ
will be sold on fair term. s
@ Galvanized Iron Tubing, IncorrosIEe and for con-
pressure pipet for hot water
Gay deepwellF preferable to, cheaperthsn Lead
E AqueductPi constantly onhand, any sIseor quar-
tity Of which can be furnished short notice.
10 Cash 21Gtd far OlI Copper, BTOS5 aud Lead
novl9-d2AMGNly - .L--.----- --s--.. =
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Just Received and Now Open

" 050 -GS0004N0O auQs NOW tOpenEt
take pleasure in Informing friends, patrons and
Wv the public generally that lust received our
Spring stock Of CLOTHS, CASSLNERES& kESIINGS,
togeher with general assortment Gents Furnishing
Goodsal of which will sell prices 70 suit the tineS
only ask CALI feeling confident you examine our
IN the style equality Of the goods offered for SALE we
know that our stock consists of Fd&0ndbe GOcs dsid
teIP G0odS1 and we prepared make them or
der IN style second to either East of tp
and at short notice, at store-Foon Ne
luz Main st. WHEELER 6 LAHIE, ~
aplS ts ~ -. A9efch int TSilorst
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M fl1N BOLTS WALL PAPER-The best assortmen
lO9OOO IN the cftyabout 2UO djdeTent - "
nEi price from "Fp"to One Dollar bolt THIS atosk
IS az HeS0 and in good ORDER be scd Thosg "a
want good and cheap article win please coll and e.
anime my STOCK j. G. HARBOUR,
apo Mai
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masonic DIRBOr6)RY.

Ohio hodge No IO1.--Msets Masonic Hall,
corner Market and MOnroeatreets and third Nom
dayeveuings of eAchmonth. W. sal -, W. NJ; Ales.
ende'. LaugAti1, Secretary
WheeItuE Lodge Ne. 19S Meets as above on
the HFst and third Thursday evening each month Il
HaRXEIlNeER, w. Nj S. ~. PeGteOn, Secretary.
Wheeltng UBion GE6Ptee Ne. NJ Meets as
above on the Nfondty evening Of eschmonth w a
SeoTr, H p; s.. ". Pearson, Secretary.
"eeettnS EncauaPhent NE. 4 Meets a
so9ysoA tho fon Monday evening Of each month. VIZ
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Hope Glass Works %
yNEhaye just the Glass man
w ufacture of Walls BottIeE. green black We
haze best that can be had in the country,
and are co1Haspt Of giving The Glass
be had at PiEtSburS pftGes & HAHN, EAIINEH q 90.
hs GEORGE DEITS, N
5.E Doing the business.
NTartinsvi,le. Belmont Co., Ohio Jan. 2s-saS
TIILLBUSTER HAT-Just received and for sale bv
Etlt5 5e29. asI4skt "a g. ID. HARPER e so SS.
GSUMNRR OAPS<zZAfine assor ortlntntjust Fe6eITeds5 :
y iee2q a. 3. D. .llARPER 44snSS.
II ApIES EXPANSION SKIRTS, wrapped Reeds, skirt
Ia Cal Skirt Rests, patent Fancy Baskets Per-
uuleIY So3pS Brushes Of Eh kindA, always hand
or cash ue1sl PAYNE SEQ.
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TKE LAW OF NEW WsPAPERs.

lsubscrberswho give express notice to the con-
ions. s-f
2f subscribers the iscontnuaace of their PERI
ideals, the publisher continue all
garages are paid.
-I subscribers neglect to take their perIod
Gals from the offices which they directed they are held
esPOnsible till the have settled the bill and them
i8continued.
Sit subscribers places withoutinform-
publish and the papers sent to the former
ection, they IL held responsible.
5The COurtshave decided that refusing periods
6ls frOmth office, removing and leaving uncalled
or,ts prfnua factd evidence of intentional fraud
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TC- CORRESPONDEN,TS

LETT ERs concerning subscription advertising other
he rrOpretOrs.
hould be addressed to the EdOrs Jointly, either
( them.
writing for publication will please write
An observance of the above will greatly oblige u.s.
nd secn uore prompt attention to correspondents than
ey miglt t1erwise receive.
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.B. HAYES q co.

NJ of every description OfGaEriage6s
Buggtes, Harness. and light and fancy work OF nj
iinds are nov prepared, with l stock icr the Spring
rade Parties wishing to purchase invited to call
nBg va. 3Ea.
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HATS! HATS! HATS :
g AVERY, Hat and Cap manufacturer, has on hand 4
~ large assortment Of the late Spring fashions Gen.
nelnen VIII please call and examine tof themselves.
- s. AVERY, 146 Main ST.,
{ 4nLSt it Fst. u 5a-sil - Wheeling. Vn.
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

At the land ONCE SOCK Thursday the
day July for the disposal tho lands the
sections within the undermenoued townships which
within each side d tho dubuque
raroadn tho owa Central Air Line railroad subject
minimum of go dollars and hfy
via:
On the dubuque and Pacific railroad"
OF tho basc line and Of the fifth principal
Tow nshps 50, 20, and 81, Of ranges 81 aud 81.
Townships 20, 81, and 81 of ranges SO, 81, and So.
Townships 90, 81, 8c, and 93, Of ranges 80 and 40
Townships pl, w. and %, Of A. A. as, and a.
Townships 30, 90, 9l, 81 and 83 Of range As
Townships 10; 90, ol, and 81, OF range as.
Townships 90, 81, and s2, ofrangc ~.
On the Iowa Central Air Line railroad"
Township 80, of ranges "a and 35
Townships S6 and 81. Of range SO
Townships &c. 81 50, ranges 81, So So 4o and
Tow nshps 80 and 81 of range AZ.
Township as, or range AZ.
the land oncc ut Council Bluffs Monday. the
the OF public
fore ucsred within the following townships
of nshlle vir '
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

rOMPLETION of Panama Railroad. .--Reduction
Of fare steamships
Aspnwa 9th 10th each month"; connecting
with naaiste Francisco
These steamships inspected approved by Navy
department guaranty speed and SIfdy
railroad 47 miles Iong) completed from
ocean crossod hours The baggage passengers
York through San Franctc md
the comMpys expense
money pad New York all expenses Of the trip
New York, Papsms
prevent accident that the
entirely reiinNs
Passengers Aspinsa
through charge
and children without other protectors
through tickets the lowest apply the agency
West street, New York, to M l. W. RAYMOND.
May6 6--df
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the land ocs FoEr Dopas commencing Monday the
disposal the
sn numbered secons townships which
the Unsd skaos sin x mi .aeA e Of tho "Du
buqne rarosdn subject required by law mini
mum Of too dollars and ~ eenss per acrs viz:
ef ne base lins and Of aen principal meridian.
Townships 80 and co. of range 10.
Townships ~, and co. Of 20, H. a. 49, a. 2 a
Is, ~, so, and a.
Townships SS, 50, co. and 81, Of range 80.
Townships 80, 90, and n, Of range 33.
the Sioux City commencing Monday seventh
day tho disposal Of the public heretofore un
@sr situated within ths fclowingnsmed townships and parts
,o1nshps viz
NoA Of the line and ssst Of the 9th principal meridian
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

Al tho land onice at Cous BLCs commencing Monday, the
fornth day Of june for tho dsposa d the lands the
xbcrsd ons within thu aforementioned townships which
remain to the United States within x the cwa
Central AIR LIMO rsron tho "Mssppt
and tho burlington Missouri River srosd subject
CURED by nw minimum dollars and my
n
On tho "lowa Central Air Limo rsilroad
NoA n the aaes ,is< and ras n heh principal meridian
Townships ~ and So, ef range "a
Township S. ~ ranges SB, ~, 81, as, and Al
Townships ~ and IS, range
Townships ~, ", and s3. of range a.
Tcwnshlr~ 81 ~, -, IS, Of ~
Townships a. ss and ~, of sj
Townships s3 aud A., Of range 10.
Township "a, Of range ~.
% tho xississppi and Missouri raiirosdN
Townships ~, e, ~, an 30, Of ranges " and 80.
The Washington union., 1858-02-05
WILLIAM A. HARRIS
EmIoR AND PROPRIETOR
No. 5s3.
BY the President Of the United states.

TN pursuance Of law, !, JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
dent STATES u America DO hereby declare and
sd ocss STATE Of ows a. The periods hsrssssr dessnAd
10 Wit - !. IA !,
y M June nest Tor dpsi of the pubic aad hsreeprs
rei stustsa within the following aatnsd toWnships viz
tho sa4s nue and w II tho ara principal meridian
rounsh,p 100, Of range Al.
Tovuships and leo, u range ~
Tovnshlp 30, of range ~.
hs land once Dodge ooencins On xosday the fsur
nh dsy OF next Tie dsposal = hs public
nsr,s Of townships, viz
Worth Of line and u Ne tA ri~eirai mssdsan
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

DHlLODEAllC SOCIETY OF GEORGETOWN
ColegeThere wi be meeting of the resident
du members Of the Pncdcnc society Georgetown College
Tuesday 26t inst O'Clock for tho purpose OF determining
the expedccy of celebrating The Landing the Pilgrims f Maryland
the ensuing Mny
BY order of Society
Rev. EDWARD II. WEIGH. Sd,
President.
cnAs kenny, Cor SEQ p.s Jan IL.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMlTIoN CLAIMANTS.
person entitled the right OF prescription Of the
within the townships OF townships above mentioned
establish tho register and
receiver of the proper land office and make ~
practicable his before appointed for the
or the public sale Of the land embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim Will be forfeited.
TIlOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Ofice
Jan 22-lev y2wtds tntel&Sar
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

-TuE ExsLAvExENr FREE NBaRoEs. The bill now bc-
fore the Virginia Legislature providing for the enslsysen
Of free negroes under certain eircstanc proposes to
hire them out for period Of three years from the date
the passage Of the ac the proceeds of their hire to be
appropriated TO their transportation from the state The
hiring shall be managed by to be chosen by
the county courts OF the several counties OF the sate
but it shall be competent tm any free negro within she
limitation assigned 10 cmgrac voluntarily or ensaye
himself at his discretion At the end OF three years sii
free negroes found in the State are to DC sold INTO sa
verv the proceeds the sale hc deposited 70 the credit
of the State
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HW Ne<e<eM
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person wa be en.sred books aess h'
payment q the subscription be maze IN advance,
ntn may frward none, by eer and al fe<
viii DO asluric.t ~ ourselves u trsnnlsacn
The cvpNIEY pAFg prbhhed vi weekly during the sessous
Of censsess and semi weekly during the recess
Subscription sor period less than VIII be rers Ell on terms
prof~,1roned % the shove
a1~lUSINAsftls authorized HEenis; aud bY
sending DAILY subscribers cnc-i stsi
WEEKLY subscribers, with seb enclosed VIII te entitled 10 e4J
grass
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Marble Manufa ctures, Tomb.. statuettss, Etc.

TTNIIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the attcn-
Il ton Of the public TO his large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, ToMIsrONEs, ANB MONUMENTS,
norb between Twelfth and Thirteenth
asssl
He his employ md other experienced workers in tine
marbles, and other description stone
MARBLE MANTEIs Of, THE LATEST STYLES,
of hs dNn manufacture, and of superior quality.
IINrIIs nooR AND WINDOW sIIS CARRIAGE srEiS, NEW
YORK FTAG(ifNG &c.
fact everything that required the marble and bsi
ness, either Tor utility taste for tho line arts.
particular description his
daily visit his yard where every fer hn
self -
addition the articles he has number Of
beautifully suitable either the tomb the
den Of thcm pted by himself from Italy II these please
the ha will order such be desired
his nce, prompne strict attention TO business
he hopes meet the expectations of his patrons
WILLIAM RuTfiEGF0RD,
street north between Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets.
3-h6m
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

DLUE BOOK FOR 1888. he new "r'ne b"ok,
~ -, y,Snmt register M NNnre ~ the &rrsts of
The United sasov military aud Hasa WIN t"r rs"ns ~"
sriee So Price postage, 30 cents rrsps'j St4t
IT. For ,a. in Washington ty ss
TAYLOR wArrr.
yeb4 Booksellers, eth s'rce,
The Washington union., 1858-02-05
JAMES j. DrCKINs,

NOR LEASE-A saunre Of ground situated cor.
18Th Boundary No lss ior term
wears FOR particulars apply TO GEORGE ". BRAY,
Collector and nse-,''
Ian ~ -eodIm 2s2 Ninth -troct, between " and n
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

90 $50 nerc llcaguo
b several projected railroad
rr,e nvHcrute good No cncmnancos Apply George
Fisher, NJ be National Hotel, Washington.
Ian '
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

Al the land oce Monday, the
day c June the DISPOSAL Of tho public lands hereto
rc snrd susted within the following named townships aud
parts Of townships,
NA Of the base line principal meridIsn