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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25

st. AdtesU's, Epscopaltq, Corner Monroe and Byron
treets, Rev. E. T. PERKEss, Rector; morning 1O
'eloek' evening, :.
81 Josn'S, EtscopdEda, Main street, between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling Rev. j. IT, SAITH, NJ, Rector
ssrviCes-Slornng 107F; afternoon s36; night 71f.
First LrssIerida REV. R. II. EED, Pastor, Fourth
Oetween Monroeand afternoon
Second PresDyeridn, Webster street. between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning evening"
Third Prssbyssian Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Talbert sts South Wheeling E. wooDs Pastor
morning and evening.
Fourth Presbyterian, Rev PAUL., Pastor ainstreet
between Washington and Adams ss services morning
evening.
Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Rev j. K. wnsox
Pastor FOurthsree Monroe Quincy services
morning and evening.
Worth Street Methodist Episcopal Rev A.A REoER Pastor
e'rner Market and North ss North Wheeling;
inorn!ns and evening.
CtopItns Street Methodist EPtsoopa1 Rev t. H SIox-
ROE Pastor, Chapne street, between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Rheeti"g " +. Church, Rev. J. 8. HALL,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
Wheeling LLaRd Chapel, on Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WILSON, Pastor.
German Methodist Eptscopal Rev. c. HE1wIe Pastor
oiopne street. between Webster Third Centre Wheel
ng.
81! james Cathedral, Roman Catholic Rt Rev. BrsuoP
" v "HELAS, Filth street, corner of Hampdeni services
morning and afternoon.
First Bdpttt Church, Clay St., East Wheeling Rev wm
r. MAEp RRv Pastor; services morning and evening.
associate Reor"'sd Rev. j. t. MCCLURE Pastor corne
otMarke and Jefferson sts
DiSctpLeS Market street, between Webster and Third
c:ntre Wheeling; services 1OK in the morning. and TX
evening. 20
Eeanoelicdt Protestant, Rev. wy. RLFEa Pastor Clay
street, above Sixth, East Wheeling
ZION EUangeltcdl Lutherian, Rev. f. zInxxrRA.x.
Pstor Market street. between Webster and Third Centre
Wheeling; services morning ana evening
i+S0tSb Synagogue, Quincy street between Nsrbo r5
Main. -NN
G'rfnGa Protestant, Union Bau Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 10Y mo ming
ODD. FELLOWS, DIRECTORY
VtryinI"" Lodge No. :s:-Meets everyrbur.aov
e'enng atthe Hail. corner of Market and onincv
SAT RIcHKRDsoS, N. G.; Zaos B. 1pReau, ,sscref.rv
FrHnISlin Lodge No. 13.-Aieet asabovesv.r.
Monday evening. W. TAYLOR, N. G.; WlLi6n, p
Nc SelDsy, Secretary.
W'n. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Meets a.abovesva.
r. Wednesday evening. FRRnERck MILLER. N q .Lo5s,
Shade, Secretary.
Wheeiing lodge No. 5o.-Meets as above everv
$50. RrroHrE, N. G.; ". N Berrystu, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge 40. SS.-Meets as above ey.;-,,
Friday evening. J,WooDBURX, n. G.; " W BaNc1arI
Jr., Secretary.
VIM. Tell EncnmPment No. 34,-Mests a,
sfoye the second and Jo,A Tuesday evenings ofeaob
month. r BRuNER, @. r.; o1Gs. Liqct, Scribe
A"rnm'S EnCRmPment No. I.-Meets as
hrSttndsh shfrd ruesday each month
L. NJ ciISx o. p; GeoB Iira, Er, Scribe. TMarch IA
Il q. g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25

81 Galvanized Iron Tubing Incorr9siye, andforcon.
pressure pipe, for hot cold WATER and espe-
GiSy for and Lead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-29
IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF
x q AZ =Tha rlndarsinnad having chaaed the

IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF
night 70 se PTsF
GAS BURN ERS," in this city. ofer the same to the
economical burner which has ever been presented
to the public The construction of these burners is
sucn tnat tnn mount OF gas 70 oe consumed car Ds
arranged to suit The pleasure Of the consumer. and
This quantity cannot be affected by any wearing OF
burning out of the burner whila the experience Of
all who haze used them proves that the quantity VI
light given by of them is greater, with the
same amount Of gas, than from any other burners
ever used
As the season is approaching when there Is gene
rally great cfmplaInts of large gas billie this is the
best time to apply the only preventative which is
who wish to study, economy in the use of gas to
call at our store and examine these burners.
The folowag lac, IN selected t rGm any
we present for these burners:
YALE COLLEGE LABORATORY, New Haven
have tested Glea'on's Gas Burner by the Photo
meter and Registration Meter, and have also used
one Of them for two or three weeks over one Of my
The results of the examinations are as follows,
whilst. by the Pbotometer: q, Gleason's Patent
steadlness to the flame; Burning IT. OF gas per
hour, gave steady light equal to 10 patent sperm
equal to IL inch. but the RAE Of consumption wa.
regulated by the key, until the kegi5ter Meter read
feet per hour. b. American Burn +, without At
notwithstanding LILO feet per hour; pressure
two iuches; equaied also is candles.
Mr. Glea ,on's Continuance for regulating the flow
of gas by the movable thmbles inside the first cone,
ia we'll devised and skillfuly constructed arrange
ment. The attachment of hot metallic rods and e
glass to steady the fame has good effect for the
purpose designed-apd thus anged have been
able to write by it several hours of an evening,
without fatigue to the eyes. When III full action. it
gives the flame stead ness nearly equal to tha
best Argand Burners without the inconyenient heat
and expense of that form Of Burners.
Respectfully, B. SILLIMAN, JR
EXCHANGE HOTEL. Richmond. VAL
August %, 1858. !
The undersigned, having used Gleason's Patent
Gas Burners in the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
House, for several months past takes pleasure in
certifying to the steadness and purity OF the lRh,
furnished by them, and above ali to the economy in
the consumption OF gas secured by the same; for
after using them 10 all parts of the two honses
above named, the reduction in the gas bills, when
compared with corresponding months in previous
years, places the fact of saving of from 20 to
per cent. beyond doubt. l cheerfullY recommend
them To sil PEI sons who wish good steady light
with a 8 / all consumption o. gas.
(Sgned) JOHN BALLARD
G A BARGAMIN,
Sc Sim Cor Main and 10th SITS
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NEW RIVER WHITE sULP HUR

IN SPRINGS.-The increasing popularity and pa
trouage OF this place. exceed the present accommO
dations, without the benefit of convenient access
. contract has been made with responsible com
pany, having Eluch experience in such operations
TO prepare New River for small steamboats, or GER
tany comfortable 6arges In lime for another sea-
son, from the Central depot, on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad to the Springs, and some dis
lance below, the work being in active progress
The Turnpike to connect this place with the ealt
Sweet areenbfier White Sulphur, &c, by the
Mountain lake. Cor Salt Pond,) will be finished in
G few weeks The magnificent scenery, fine sulphur
water. beautiful river, with probable access by rail
road, water to all parts of the country, render
increase of its capital stock desirable to effect ths
necessary improvements. or the sale OF portion
all to a company desiring to engage in such BUSH
ness.
There ia attached to it one OF the best plantations
in the country, five hundred acres sufficient for the
productions necessary for extensive sccommoda-
Lions The company has been regularly organized
under an act of Incorporation. The original cost,
under the most Infavora5le circumstances, together
with subsequent improvements. amouats to about
Is shares, at $3.50 each. S3l ,250 The present
willing for the new stock to in all
respects the advantages of the old stock believing
baths, &c. will much increase the dividends on the
whole stock; or they would sell the whole property
for a very reasonable advance on the original coa
though circumstances have very much enhanced
its vaiue.
Applications may be made to VIM. EGGLESTON
President and Proprietor; JEO LANCASTER &
SON OR W PURCELL CO. Richmond; or WIN
PANNILL and PAUL HINTON, Petersburg.
ae7-d6Wlm
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COUTHERN PAINT, OIL, GLASS
OAND yARNIsH DEPOT.-EsTABLIsIIEDl 1888
WIN eATTLEK co.
stfIoLs ouu Indp"fSSIo UI THfuis,
l42 Main street. Richmond Viryini


l42 Main street, Richmond, Virginia
Beg leave to inform their friends, customers and
the public generally. that they have now in store
and adding daily to the following goods in their
nne:-
Lssif pure White Lead, French and American
White Zinc. dry and in oil
Patent Fire Proof Paint Paint Oil and Hand Pain,
Nills
Linseed Oil. Machine Oil, Spirits Of Turpentine
Copal, Japan, Mastic and Damar Varnishes
Putty, in balk and in bladders; English Patent
Dryer
French Coach, Window, Picture, Plate, Plain
Ground, Enamelled and Stained Glass.
Bronzes Coopers' 6laes, Picture Frames, Gilt
1euldings
Berrian.s and other Paint. Dust Scrub. Branding.
Shoe aud Vanishing Brushes
s. Hmsrsld. Paris and Chrome Green. Chrome Yell
low, Umber, 0chrs and prussian Blue, and all the
principal paiatsrs colors. either dry or ground in
oil or water. sfH
Our stock beng considerably larger and more
varied than usuAt. and having been selected With
great care for this market, Ne think we CAT sfier
Nae induosnsnss in either price OF qualify Of our
foods.
Our store ut considerable IL pense, has been much
enlarged, and We think We have made many i'm
DroyAknents for ths consentsDcsvf purchasers.
perpopAi call n examine our stock 10 kindly re-
lucsted. Orders from tue country shall always re-
estse cur prom % attention. se2i-2m
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FALL TRADE.

CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE RETAlL.
IN The larccst stock srd most extensive vsaieu
of Ready Made Clothing and Gents furpissisx
ticoas. may be found az r.. NORRIS Cos, J"
Main street.
Merchants and others Visiting our city. are Pai
ticuiafiy requested to call aud examine tue seD's
s.ock on Ready Made Clothing, manufacture ~
nurselyes expressly for this market, which We hai
s.r ourselves can not DO eQusiied In this of any q
the northern markets. A. REGARDS styie, cualty shs
p''0'' AN y - y NORRIS Co.'S.
lla Main street
r,sothtue mazda 70 ortaer NJ abort notice - s-iA
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m FALL STYLES or =
- HATS AND CAPS FOR 1888.

have just received from the Northern factories
al OF the latest styles Of HATS. GAPS and FU Rs.
Ir the eouthern trade, sn Of which have besn
bought for each, and will be sold very low. have
all Of the different styles Of Gentiemens HATS and
CAPS. Also, the styles Of Youths, Boys sud Chill.
drens HATS and CAPS. Misses FLA Ts. Of the latest
styles. Iwould most respectfully call the attention
Of country merchants and farmers 70 my sock De-
low Ladies will find oueof the best sssortments OF
I hiIdren's HATS and CAPS, and Misses FLATS 70
be seen in the CITY Call aud see for yourselves -
HATS and GAPS from 2i cents 10 s., too numerous
TO mention DO not forget call at 207 Brosd street,
1--WE doors below Bresden Pox's- ,.oopr
I most respectfully inf.rm my friends thsti am
ssi with my brother at my old stand 20 zn b s,
= iii nny thing in the line of HATS. CAPS, &C The
stock s large and we'll selected for wh9issse era
retail. niOHAnD 1"Oo
se 2t-Im
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An ON CHuRcH.-A Virginia correspondent says:
tsThe remains Of the old church In which General
Washington was baptised are almost entirely hid
10 the passers by with trees and underground. A
few venerable looking oaks arc probably the only
living contemporaries of erection. About this old
church lies tho remains of the Hon. Thomas Lee.
aud other great men of an earlier period Nothing
but brokea bricks and old mortar, heaped indis-
criminstely on all, are their monuments have
now one of tho Gags that paved the aisle, turned
into grindstone, purchased at an obscure sale
some years since. Tradition says the floor was
torn up as soon a. it was abandoned BY the parson
BY the neighborng people, and used for various
purposes"
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.N~ TRUNKS! TRUNKS!! |

H+uua3 Received by last steamer large
EFIAW S3Msuppiy of Ladies' French Dress
~HA-AA~A-AS Trunks the most conveniently ar
ranged aud best article for Ladies' use that can be
had. Ladies' about to travel, will save themselves
much trodblo and Inconvenience, oy procuring one
or more of these Trunks.
have, also. on hand, very extensive assortIlen,
of SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS OF every SIZE ana
Trunks Those in want of Trunks of any descrip
ton can hardly fail be suited both IN the article
and price as my assortment embraces almost every
kind, and am determined to offer them at very
small vancss on .nanufacturers prices. call Is
respectfully solicited at No Is Main street.
ly5 JNO " ffoh. Jh.
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THn WATER Ruys 70 TIE RIvsR.-Geo.ge Parish
tho we'll known millionaire Of Og iensburgh, n. Y,
10 another remarkable illustration OF the French
proverb, 81 eau could Ia riricre" His uncle
the Baron of Ssuftenburg, in Bohemia, and Knigh'
of several Orders, has just died, leaving him heir
TO his title and vast possessions Mr. Parish is now
ia Bohemia making all the arrangements neces-
safy in connection with the succession.
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NAVAssA GUANO-rHE RICHEST

ANPHOsPHATICGUANO IMPORTED-Your at
tenton is respectfully invited to the annexed Anal
yss and Reports on the Guano offered by me- and
especially the fact therein shown that it
in given bulk a greater amount of phosphAtes
than is found in any other manure, natural or art
lcial, yet offered to the public Phosphorc acid is
now admitted by the best agricultural authorities
to bs the one thing above al others necessary to be
returned to the soil. to enable it to pr -duce an un-
failingly good crop without permanently imparing
its general fertility: in this Guano we have ir pre-
sened in the form best adapted for such purpose.
As have only limited quantity Of this Guano
for sale here this season, am anxious to have some
of it tried in cry district, and also that such as
earliest information to how far it has practically
sorne ont tia anticipatiors OF those who have sci
entifcaliy examined its constituents. with view
to euable me and my district agents to make arly
arrangements for adeQuat. supply for the follow.
ing year. Owing 10 the rapidly diminishing sup
ply Of Guano from the Chncha Isands, its yearly
advancing price, and the exhaustive effects proou,
ced by its too freq application to the land from
its possessing too much ammonia, in proportion to
use. and especially to the farmer permanently
improving to the land, which might yearly receive
from the application of Nayassa Guano more phos
pilates than the crop would deprive it Of
All local merchants and dealers are required to
give guarantee on purchasing that they will sell
Very respectfully, WA r MURDOCH.
~ See following analysis.
No. 2s EXCHANGE BUILDING,
Bal.o. April 4th 1873 !
Report Of Analysts qf"Napassa Guano"-,nads for
h. X. Cooper.
The sample was found upon analysis to be COM
posed as follows:
Bone Phosphate of Lime .s473
Containing of Phosrhoric Acid..............ss.S2
Eluorfde OF Calcium. Pa
Carbonate OF Lime. b3S
fer 0Alce OF iron ana some AluMna 800
Water, 43S
100
extraordinarily high percentage of Phosphate
of Lime above stated. recommends this article at
once az superior phcephatic manure especially at
The present time when the want of the better quail
tiles OF Phospatc 0uanos is most seriously fell.
J no presence of Fiuoride OF Calcium is of no slight
Importance. This substance serves q direct nu.
triment 70 plants, and subsequently. enters the
of the bones and teeth of animals.
CUAS. BICKELL, fh. D.
Bone Phos of Lime
as. u. Chiffon, III. D., New York...........S3 70
4. Fl. Stabler, Alexandria .................s59 80
For sale by
McGRUDER SONS, Richmond
III SKINKER 4 co. do
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s McGRUDER 4 SONS, Richmond.
= ii SK1NKER 4 co, do

T ONGW0RTH'S PURE OHIO Ca
~ TAWBA BRANDY, CINCINNATI, OHIO -
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the pure juice Of the Catawba Grape.
thus aording additional evidence Of the progress Of
american enterprise and industry, and of abil-
ny 70 produce articles at home eSual to thoss made
by any other nation.
. The OHIO CArAwBA BRANDY not only equals
but xxcELs the best imported Brandes In purity
aud favor. 1t 10 in fact the best Brandy known II
u sovereign and sure cure for Dyspepsia, flatu-
lency. Cramp, Cholic. Lansucr. Low Spirits. Gene.
raj Debility, &c. No family should beWitheut it,
Sole agent for Richmond and vicinity w PETER
SON, guccessor to Alex Duvai I55 Main street, cor
forward their orders
~ calling on the above agent the public can get
smau pataie gratuitously, TO test the article.
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THa OLD STYLE RsvvED.-The:: Portsmouth IN
H. Chronicle appends to marriage record the
additional information that "the bridegroom was
elegantly dressed in the ancient costume; inslud'
ing beaver hat, small clothes with silk hose" &c
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MYsrRIBs OF THE RUSSIAN Cousr.-An extraordi-
nary statement is made in the st. Petersbur &
jouroas SIN demolishing wall in the apart
rnents Of the Hereditary Grand Dake, In what is
called the Great Palace in that city, the skeleton
Of . woman found, stiil covered with ffas-
msnts Of clothing, which fell to dust upon being
exposed to the air. There Is not the slightest
tradition, It is added, to show who the woman
was, nor why she was closed up in the WALL"
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u1nH 8A1TRUAY iT OCIORHR.

- - HPPNOXlMATlON PRIZES.
. 81 ,,r,,As Of fsfkl Npproxi,rsting TO $4,000
fs.sts HnrS~a Are ale.)J
r,{.es a S300 sprroxjmatins to s30OO
ga- mrise Are LOO
~ a ,.3zes 81 400 spproximating to $4,000
Wrri@s Ara sGO
a - 81 Ans. spproximatina 10 Soo0s
nrise. are 500
t pr,x.s Of siO0, approzinatinR 10 s4.0oo
-, = ,rPrse 81 SIS approrimatiag to ss,ooe
- nrise, are 300
4 vrfzes Of $50 approximasirg to 1850
as rrizea are 200
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Richmond Aug %. 1858.
HAT TRADE.
KELLY d MASON,

KELLY MASON,
l07 Main street, Richmond, Virninia.
The Fall trade is now commencing, and we are pre-
pared for it, with stock OF Hats, Caps furs, um-
brellas, &c &C.. OF every sty lie and grade.
One of he rm has Just returned from the North,
where for weeks be has devoted himself assdu-
ously to exsmining the goods of all the most ceebra
ted bouses; and making selections and he has been
able to purchase at such prices as will warrant us
ia selling low if no, lower than any other house
in this city.
With regard to stock, it will be Sufficient to
say that VS. have laid in every thing hat we could
premises we pay the greatest attention, and We
have made our wholesale rooms complete in every
reapect SO I'm
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n'ORSAY COLO0NE.--Mf. CHA6. 3.
~ DAWSON. my successor, ct the old stand, cor.
NJ astn I'd ~ strses. has tns genuine DOT.
made b. -. IN "a ~ J WOOD.
WIkE FOR SALE. 100 los Of old
YiRn, h neod order. very suitable for ma
nsnk tAnces, Or ~ Wrapping Wire. Can be bought
chap. q sAfly application At the Magnets Tels
e ie-ss W RADY. Manager
AkME 3 AND MANUFACTURERS
= ysli Nod lsFss stock Of Negro Rianksts Pulled
49, ns heespetss. kerseYa and Ltnseys and
g eesSRe8s. ser1 ~, ~ ths Cash Ht0ee ct
:. = AL - II PERktN6 CO.
wH ApNl uasie equsIe.
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MoRn AIR JouRNEYs.-Mr. La Mountain, unterri-
fed by the horrible balloon accident in Adrien,
Mich, proposes to build u machine 65 feet in
diameter, with an expansive power OF five tons,
which shall cross the ocean and land within Is
miles Of any given point in Europe May next is
the epoch his enthusiasm proposes.
More than one hundred miles of railroad will be
completed in Texas 10 1858.
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; FALL TRADE, 1859.

= \
~ G EO X q K j. SU NJ N Fl X. ~
G8 IMPORTER AND DEAIEkIN
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENW4RE
(No ~ Pearl ST., Richmond, Va
Invites the attention OF merchants visiting ths
market, 10 his stock, comprising large aud well
assorted variety Of Goods as can be found In sny
house in this country.
All the latest shares and patterns q CHlSA,
WHITE GRANITE, Printed, Fancy aad Common
EARTH ENWARE. is OF his own Sisscr importa;,
ton; with every description OF tlaip. Moulded ADJ
Cat GLASSWARE, from the best factories In tbs
country.
LOOKING GLASSES
BRITANNIA and PLATED GOODS
FANCY CHINA, TOYS, &C, &e.
The best quality of sToNkWARE, at factory
prices.
He will osly say that he Is prepsrfd 20 cf,y TO
the merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina srd Ten
nessee. Inducements 10 purchase their go9is ~
R;ehmond-equal to any that may 10 offered To any
Northern city and respectfully asks sn examine
ton OF HIS stock.
rronptnaRs. &c I'm
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- NEW JEWELR7 ~@A@
"A STORE. 7sx MAiH srS@ @
IA r. JAHNKE, PRACTICAL WArcHxAxyr
M The late Arm or Myers : JahnkeI


Ihaye opened brsiness on my own account. At 7sk
Main street., where will be pleased to sbew 70 M
fri-ps and the public IN general my tastsfuiIy -,
ct-d stock Of rich COLD yMWkLRy. DIAMOSrys
No tjoid and Silver WATCH g. stine keepers A.
Gid. silver and steei EPECrAcLEs, WHIT. vsS
Glasses, with which guarantee TO suit sny person
Also pre pared TO manufacture to order any kind r
Ware have the pleasure OF saying that Tor Tho
past Ave years have epjoye3 the entire confdsncs
Of my friends In Richmond IS To my ability a. =
practical Matchmaker in which branch Of my busj-
ness will hereafter be assisted BY my brother I
assure my friends and the public in general that
will spare 10 time or trouble, bet will devote nav
personal attention TO the repairing aud regulating Of
fne Watches. an by this IN ans hope not only 20
sustain my all eady established repufafioD, but TO
extend IT, and give satisfaction 10 every one who VIII
try me and Trust bis watch In my care for repairfr
and regulating. The new Watches which i have
bought and keep for saleare only those made BIZ the
most celebrated watchmakers Of EUROPE which
have pleased me 10 the Beauty Of their work man.
ship. and which know BY experience can be closely
regulated. They have been carefully selected and
will be infinitely examined, regulated and tried by
myself before they are sold By thus testing their
durability and correctness OF perforGarce. 4 will
have the satisfaction Of knowing thst offer for sale
good time keeper, and that the purchaser viii
never regrtt having bought Of me-
A r. JAHSKg
All kinds of JEwELRY and sPECTACLEs re-
paired in the best manner, at short notice and on
moderate terms. seT-lM
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RyssrA's NEW NAVAL STATION IN THE MEpIrKRga-
SssN--The fact that Russia has gained foothod
ia the Mediterranean, by the acquisition Of naval
station, causes considerable eminent In the En-
ropean Journals. Ru%sia has got the lease Of Villa
Yranca for - years TO come, at the fixed rate Of
four millions Of franco annual payment In the
Sardipian Exchequer IL comprises cspacious
and veil sheltered harbor, capable of accommoda-
ting thirty ships of the line within ten miles OF
France, two mies from Nice, aud in the most IA
vorable position for becoming small Sebastopoi
IN the heart Of the Mediterranean. Notw tthstsud-
ing the jealousy of the Western Powers, Russian
policy seems TO Be marked with success at every
step, and she is steadily securing advantages which
viii place her In position 10 be consulted when
important political changes, either in Europe or
Asia, are to be effected.