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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-10-15

NALEISG UPoN THE WATEE. at Am
sterdam there has been q regatta Of young
men who walk the water in shoes called
podoschaphos One Of them, Mr. Ochs-
nor, who gained the prize, accomplished
the feat Of walking up The Rhine from
Rotterdam to Cologne, where he arrived
on the 22d Of August, having started
from Rotterdam on the 10th.
We find the above paragraph in the
papers If true, it presents quite a new
feature in aquatics. According to tho
statement, tho winner Of the prize walk
ed 1870 miles in six days, or IS miles
each day, upon the surface Of the water
LOTTERY GAMBLING The New York
Sun says that a few days since the sheriff
sold out the effects Of merchant who
has been ruined by the purchase Of lot
terry tickets. lie bought for years, but
never gained prize until few weeks
ago, and the lottery men refused to pay
thc only hit he made
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
OF FICIAL.

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
February IL, 1858
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that scaled proposals will he received
this department proSmo for the
portion millions dollars
gold deposited with the
p the New Orleans the assistant
Boston, New York Charleston, 81 Louis within ten
the acceptance such proposals. under the authority the
authorize the sue f treasury
notes, approved 23d December, 1857
treasury viii the receipt here Of certificates
dcpoe the ei of the u the Uni
payable the order Of snsh bidder
bidders such exchange the lowest rate Of In
exceeding and VIII carry sueh
rate Of OF such dcfs,s,c.
proposals without condition and
other frana' rates
half fourths or ocnnm fse
proposed be exchanged must he deposit
ed treasury enumerated whose ceun
dcpor accompany cach proposal security @
proposal accepted Immediate directions
dcItc should the proposals be var
provisions the Congress- Of this notice. ry
~i be considered
proposals sealed and Inscribed on 'he
outside Proposals. Treasury Notes They will be o<ncd al h's
HOWELL. COBB,
secretary the Treasury
Feb l2iI Intel &Star
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
THE WASHINGTON UNION

Thus the prond statue that in bronze
and wfeAth today With Freedoms -sonfalcas,
MAY frrDudcr into rlir when tAs State
Which gave II firth 4 waste ard desohte,
hnt truth nninjared shall fprever stand.
And desthie-s mind can meek the spoiIef' hsnf.
And 50 whenever Law shall build itsnnc
Aud learning push its hufnanixing reign
Wherever DER the futsresE psl-ty seas
Men shsilrcvere the ~ Socrates,
And generous youth with raptare dwell upoa
Tue Shining page which tells oi MsratiQn-
Into what ehmcs remote the sacred ark
shall vet be safely borne in frcedous barque
treighted with .gncies % wealth unPriceds
The truths Of Luther aud the creed of Christ
There Washington shall live, and there enshfined
Within tnc vast heart temple OF mankind
Our honored Commonwealth shall still receive
The purest worship grasefai love can give,
Her praise sooordiDg millions shalt proclaim
And earhs rcmotest age shall bless Virginia nam>
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

the influences used by the Mddlesex Manufacturing Com
pany in getting the tariff OF 1857 passed have been
quenty in session during the past week Yesterday Mr.
Horace Greeley editor Of the New York Tribune
amned by them and IL is stated in each OF the evening
papers probably his authority that be thanked the
committee for calling him before them and testified that
person proposed to put any money in his hands
10 influence the action of Congress the tariff any
other question: and that within his knowledge nothing
OF the kind suggested Until the late expose in
Boston he knew heard that any money paid
promised by Lawrence, Stone Co, any else,
to members Others to influence the action Of the last
Congress the tariff
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
proposals for Engraving and Printing.

6rfIer SUPERINTENDENT rrriIc PRINTING.
Washington, February rs, 1885
DROPOSAIS will be received at this office until
Thursday the lh March 1855 at IL O'clock m for
executing the following and printing 70 accompany %
eighth edition uf Manry's Sailing hrceionsi viz
engraving steel five mcinm qnArto pages I" VI
iustraions-two pages he engraved ON each plate
printing plates Elk thousand copies mheteeh
9larto folio pages.
printing plates six thousand copies and c'ons
by copies qario and five thousand copies
folio page.
copper printing stone six
thousand o three quaTto pages ana "r
printing three coors nvc thousand copies " one
folio
executed In the highest style u the art and
inspection Office until the morn
the closing the bids. .1
required 20 be submitted 70
approval for transm's-rn
before plates are printing commenced
distinctly understood that no bid will be rom
party directly engaged n and practically acquainted w ho
the work biz for Bonds viii he Required from tue sue
bidders the faithful execution II their contracts
paper plates furnished by fh'i Office
furnished persons WISH
The AZ r be addressed 10 undersigned and endorsed
GEo w. BOWMAN,
Superintendent Public Printing
2d-eotd luc&Star
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
rro WA, Lats, trom oaltorn.a.

NV YoRs Feb 27.-The United States mail steam
ship Moses Taylor, from Aspinwal on the 18th instant,
arrived here to-day with the California mails and passen-
gers the 5th She also brings 81 500 900 In gold on
freight.
The Taylor touched at Kingston Jamaica for the mails
on the 2lst She left at Aspinwaii the sloop-ow war
jamestown. The United States steamer Fulton arrived
at Aspnwall on the tn from Old Providence, and leit
again ON the 18th for the mouth OF the Colorado and
San Juan del Nore.
There was no of Importance from California, ex-
cent AN unusual number Of murders and suicides
severe rain and hail storm had visited San Francisco
and the mines lasting three days, which greatly benefit
ed the mining interests by furnishing large supply OF
water
The resolutions offered in the senate approving the
course of Judge Douglas on the Kansas question had
been made the special order for the 18th
Gen Clarke had sent two companies of artillery to San
Bcrnaro protection against the possible inroads OF
the Mormons.
Prnu The war in Peru is virtually ended decisive
battle having taken place between Castillo and Vvanco
In which the latter beaten and left dead on the cd
CuuI--AH parties in this country preparing for
severe political contest. Crops promise an abundant
harvest
BoIivIA.-A ministry has been formed in Bolivia.
CENTRAL AMERICA Carey Jones is at Roalio, await
ing the arrival of Lamar, the new minister.
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
Southern Markets.,

New ORLEANS, Feb 27-Cotton unchanged sales
Yesterday g. 500 bales Sales for the week. % 900 bales.
Receipts, time, SO 900 bales. Stock at this port,
3lT 5O0being decrease of Is, 500 bales from last
amounts at date Decrease at all southern
ports 500 bales Freights to Liverpool easier. Ster
ling exchange, l07 I0s
MOBILE Feb. 27-Cotton sales for the week, 81 900
bales receipts for the week 2350O against 3 900 last
year. Rcceips at this port less than last year s. up to
date Sc 500 stock in port 6i, 900 bales against li3
900 last year at this date
CHAnLvSrps, Feb 2T.--Cotton unchanged sales to
day, 1900 bales
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

few days since an article appeared in the Washing
States containing the statement that the clerks from
Indiana meant 'to manufacture public opinion In favor
Of the Lecompton iniquity among the Hoosier demo
Gratis" Mr. William Lee, of Indiana, suPposng that
the writer of the communication which published
in the Union of yesterday morning attributed its author
ship to him. has informed that he did not write IT,
Mr. Lee is thus fully relieved from any supposed connex
ion with the communication in the States referred to-
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

CHANCE BANK OF PKSNsYLvANiA--A Phila
depa correspondent states that the wife Of Mr. Thomas
Allibone the late president Of the Bank OF Pcnsylva
na said to be of the heirs of the great Jennings
estate now about TO be distributed in England Should
this prove true she will receive about 81 O00 which
will enable her husband to discharge his Indebtedness to
the Bank Of Pennsylvania and thus enable II TO resume
its suspended business operations
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

TIME Coral Island-a Tale of the Pacific Ocean.
sy Robert NJ Bantync author cf Hudson Bay, &c.ilius
trstoti 81 25
Ungavaa Esaunaux By Balantync; illus
tra,iors BY the author 81 -.
The Way What do Live For By Miss Blantyne so
cent
The Rohy Family; or Battling with the by A. E
flora: ss,lf Deception. BY A. L. o. T. so cent?.
Fors at TAYLOR X MATRYS
27-it blackstone, 9Th
Int Star &Sacsl
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
Books from London.

JTNGAyA; Tale of the Esgnmaux; by r. NJ
Balantync 81 25,
The Coral Islands the Pacific; by r. Balantync
Lights The Christian Life; by Rev Dr Tweedie.
cents
The Bible Hour cents.
Masters aud workruen, by Sarah Patterson. rs
fora, a tale. so
Of n
The Better Way; by Miss Bnllanyuc 50 cents,
The Rohy Family. so
Pastors Visits.
TSbdibs Progressive Drawing book. 81 %.
isbilp's Advanced Drawing book. 81 25.
The Broad line Drnwing book. 81
Wiipss Drawing Lessons 80
London and ia Sights Is
Ru,ernys Bah ans, the trahopres Feast colrcd plates eS
Mister Fox, Colored piatcs %
The Life II ship, Colored plates. 90
Feb fRANCK TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
4 Steam Prol,eiler .iI,orc.

CHARLESTON. Feb 27.-Ihe steam propeller Atlanta
Captain Gag, from New York for this port went ashore
twenty miles south of Boldly Island light and Is high
,p on the beach. The latest advces from her say that
she will probably become total wreck. The steamer
Caledonia left here yesterday for Baltimore, and will
render any assistance a unfortunate vessel may require
A wreckpg schooner also goes down
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

THE NEW BOOK STORE.--FrankIn Ihilp re-
specty informs hts public that he hss ease
store the occupancy Messs White Coz No 33c
fcnnsyl,an avenue Ninth Tenth streets Having
returned personally made SELECTION
Of English aud which viii be found on
examination To he II the ci,set kind.
From tps experience Europe aud Nncria
coupled facilities viii NOT be
interior any housc IN the United sssos. -
y hip purposes o~eoinr cstnl hncn, on or aoon no in
Msrr Further particulars IA future sdvcTi msn.
tkANhiiN
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
AL b BRADY respectfnIlv annonnccs that

MI H. BRADY respectfully announces that he
WI has e-nh 'cd gallery of Photographic 10 Washing
ton fe prepared 10 cs~rutc commissions Iunfial Photo
graph hitherto made only his wcn known establishment New
YORK
variety Of unaae and rare photographic specimens included
BIZ colcipn t"gcfhr with portraits many tho s
tngnislei citizens cf ,. United Siass. ,
br BR,tr brings his Washington gallery
tsiroc and America choicest prncts
f ms art during that per-t IL o rnfdcnt t
hts command ami tr artistic his his
S.li-ry 10 iha aicnihni of the Washington ptilic.
" RRANt so2 icnnstivana avrnue. sseeny, lHnh
house, Part, Sts.S bHpstns house,
sT--~vtsmo
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
DALMoRAL ANp Hoop SHIFTS ANp PAR

DAIMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS AND PARA
ID lots Of the best things for
present aud approaching .5s1
We Offering all silks and ether fine dress goods remark
ably prices.
300 Irish linens thick and n the best OF which
made orders Ireland
Mourning goods stock in all departments throughout
the
20 gents stitched linen shirt bosom-
The quantities o guois superior lab
cs annn,y through hands nab offer fabrics
the favorable
one price ou marked In plain consequently purchaser
Is oycrcbarrvd
We opening
An old bills viii be sciticd before beginning We
rinus this point
We ourselves the right paymCu, ball
(male after Isuuary ls, 1859 when need
IN future al arcnnnts will be closed by cash payments Notes Will
no, be acccrtshc
The and general shortening cred
IT, and The ucnce banking cos the prorey The
course adopt.
" x our 70 make cash business
Ehe without disturbing the pan which have existed bc
tween years.
~ TERRY RRd1iIER,
.Centra iorre,' building,
Feb -1otlf u M opposto Centre Market
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
DRITIsH ARMY LIST FOR 1858.

DRITISH ARMY LIST FOR 1858.
lD British Navy Iis, for 1855.
Regulations and Orders Tor the Army, complete
jelly, 1857
Mnoa for Naval Cadets; by Capt Boyd, Royal navy. london
1887.
arms imeas Bengal artillery 1857
t:osscu lrs rnets de a roudfc 1857
an 6srnaisnng at Sea. ramphget. london. 1858,
Facts and Memoranda Mining aud Mialnrgy vol london
1857.
Marion on fsal MBng. l vol. London.
fsrdvick's photographic Chemistry. London. 1857,
Vegas Lgar.hms Fronc Trgooomc,rics Surveying Nichols
CyoloisdA OF the Physical Sciences Iasdct's Scamanshp;
Nam engine; Adcock's
nsers Pocket book for 1858; wese Engineers Contract
ORE fo~krt beok for 1853.
Feb % FRtN(K TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


TXCEI.LENT furniture and household effects at
IL public aucon-Ou Tuesday morning. March 3 10 O'clock,
Al the charge dite-, No iJ1 street,
sixth sell ali and effects,
comprising ,,, 49,.
Suta OF walnut paor furniture, finished in crimson
sa,n bfocacc sofas and six par
ur
F.qlnt walnut carved iarblc top centre table
Two Grim acic window curtains eohecl and Tx
elicntI Irussc cieloth
BRUSSELS sstlir carpet, wanut hal
Beautiful cnsray ne1 and oil paintings
Walnut bookans whatnot4 desks and writing
Gas fixtures window and shades
Oak ext6n- table and chairs
China glass and crOckery
silver plated cast"rs, spoons forks
Table cutlery, walters, mats, &c.
Mahogany sihebolrd, refrigerator
ol chamber oi nine pieces
sauglc aud double cottage bcdcads
Bureaus wardrobcs, waahstands
looking glasses chamber tables
Mahogany and rosewood damask covered sofas
Lounges, easy chairs, rockers
spring, and husk mattresses
lstersa andIi pillows, bedding,
Rsuia tight and ether stoves
Cookm stoy and fixtures. =
Together with household and kitchen rc
nd undc that a credit
satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Feb ed Arconeer
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

EIFTEEN YEARS AMONG THE MORMONS.-
Il The Narrative oil Mrs. sr,iti; 10y y. W. Grceu.
Past Ncrihn, ity Mrs. sisoarncy. ri
The Bs Chess containing the ruimen Of the game by
Y. Agncl aE
Mustang rsy ty the HON Jcrc uemons, author
Barnard Lie HF
lor salc by BLANCHARD 4 NoiIUN
fre s3- Successors TO r. fsrui,su
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
The Ca,ad;an Pmi,asaeat.

TORONTO Feb 251he Parliament met to-day
There was full attendance of members Solicitor Gen
eral smith ministeriast elected Speaker by arg
majority.
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
Rilln Roifnls .ianin.

CHARLESTON Feb 27--tioy Perry, of Florida, has i
sued call the enlistment of volunteers, to
in the Billy Bowiegs
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
The 81. linus Eiasropl,e.

sr LOUIS Feb 27.-'Thc examination of Charles $.
Taylor on suspicion Of having set fine TO the Pacific
Hotel occupied nearly the whole of Yesterday, but moth
ing was elected TO substantte the charge against him
The investigation will be continued to-day.
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

DEEr on NEw ORLEANS La The consolidated debt Of
New Orleans Ia was the 3lst ult $s III l36-a
ducton during the year of Sli6, $50,
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

WTA4HINGToN ART ASSoCiAIioN. The sec
w ,us .,,,l rsri,stnn
o,en he Gallery between 18Th and tth s'reer
10, m 10, p.
missn a cents season tickets h To he had the principal
bposrtsres aui ikirls, and a, the door
lee Is
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
TIitjcgI Contradiction.

New York Feb 2T.--A despatch from Hartford thi
morning contradicts last nights statement 1t state
th,t the only avowei Douglas man on the ticket wa'
defeated.
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
Fir ond Loxs Of Lite.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 2T-1hc city market, at the corner
Broadway and Blocker streets, partially destroyed
by FIRE this morning, Three burned to death
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

TINHE Belle of Washington true story of the
i Affections BY Mrs. ~ y. iasscle
Beauties. By Mrs Emma u. f. n. Southwoth,
just Published aud for sale by
cb27 FRANCK TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
No 5o7
Notice of the Removal Of the Land once from
Sauk Rapids to st. Cloud, in the Terri ory or
mo 5o7

TN accordance with the provisions Of the act Of
Congress entitled "tn authorizing cansc the oaion
Offices" approved March O. 1888 hereby
the pubic
Territory Minnesota, viii be removed
Territory, Al as early a Tvrioi as practicable
Further notice the removal will be issued by
the register and receiver fr the land district
under city Washington third
day u February. A ~ 1855
by order Of the President
TrOS. A. HENDRICKS
he an
Feb 2S-law6w
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

DRoF MACLEOD s boarding aud day school for
Il yeuug sdos, S"e fstreet between ii,h sud 18th
s.s ls-S Sssvu
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
or RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Gomplcsely Preserved b The Gredtea Age.


4 ND who that is gray would not have it restored
The growth restored;
itching would have removeu or
cured with sick head ache tneurssa but would be cureh
will also all pmIe the face and skin Prc Woods
Hair Restorative will do all isscc circular and the following
ANY ARDoH, Nov. 5, 1856.
much said the wonderful effects Of
Hair Restorative but having bscp often ches by qnackery and
auack place Restore
category the thousand loudly trumptet
qnack remedies until lawrence county some months
mlyhr-t good wife, whose hair had be
very entirely white and before exhanE Of Your
thkcne bauifusand glossy upon
and entirely the head abe cntn not simply becnue
OF lis bcaung effects the hair but becane d its heshful VI
heaH Others family cnd-
with the harpe-t effects therefore, skrp
tcsm and Doubts character and value entirely
removed do cnnndcntisy
from white
y Of sickness aee original color and bean,
glossy Very truly and gratefully yours
FRrESp long you before
go, which you gave order upon
in concluded Mrs
Mann hair the surcs test of it, II has done all that you
would and others family and friends having
witnessed is effects now using and recommending s use 70 9th
o highest you claim Tor IT,
Again very respectfully and truly yours,
C.uY,s IN } juno 2s 1852.
have Restorative, admired
wonderful effects My hair becoming, Thought prema
gray resumed It's
s BisEEsE OK senator, o, s..
Proprietors broadway, N. " Tin the great
" Railing EabIhmeus and III Market street. ST. Louis
No. And sold by all good druggist
Ect --tSsikW kWpcoW W3mas
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
BY TELEG PH /.

Tine Dag Lsaer from ssras .irrisa u be A~epo.
HAlnkx Feb "a The X. NJ steamship smersa,
from Liverpool on the 18th instant arrived here The
evening The North American arrived at hVerpooi ON
the lltl
The news Is generally unimportant In Parliament
Lord PalmerstOns motion for leave to introduce biii
vesting the government OF India in tile Crown was bel
debated
There were rumors Of extensive notifications in the
French ministry.
collision had occurred of Holyhesd between the
steamer North American aud the barque Leander, OF
Bath, bound TO New Orleans The harque sunk and ten
lives lost
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

DEREMPTORY sale of splendid jewelry by order
Monday morning, March L. at 10 O'Clock al the
auction rooms sell without the hAowing costly and
beautiful articles:
large with eighh
t,nt. go, an the body with ruby eye4 cost $3.50
~ ,r, oriental icarl on gold
VI" ~, & " e ........... ...... 800
On ar,, cl,, .r brilliant finger ring ............
a.. I,ro, .iuce diamond ring $50
Once
PIN eagle and pearl 90
one heavy double gold chronomctcr maker Charles John
VI" 80 ~ - pa,b,smc plao. london ..... ...... $50
,,n ria curb chain .............. 25
They may examined sale H. o. HOODS
airy No \ ana Ninth street
Terms cash,
order Of The trustee:
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
F.b 81 Auciionecr.
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

FRpAYCotion closed buoyant, and all qualities had
considerably advanced-salcs the week " 900 bales
Manchester advices favorable was very duii
and quotations nominal wheat closed buoyant-cofn
had a declining tendency Money was decidedly easier
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

Grover d Bakers Family Sewing Machines.
Ga he best IN purkd-ercry lady should hare
TJNHESE MACHINES are unqucstionably the best
the No we'll regulated family
GROVER BAKER sewing machine made expressly family
sewing
They superior stitch, wbeh
,o possible every
beautiful and durable than
by white silk ordinary poos equal
facility, by change ofspools
GROVER * BAKER,
Sewing Machine Co,
3ls Pennsylvania ave Washington
4a5 Broadway, New York.
Jan 30--dImn
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

Furniture, Furniture.
WE have just received large addition to our
pp tasteful aud elegant style to order the workmanship
which warrant Of the best quality,
rAM0R suIIEs CoMtT.ETE,
and mahogany upholstered
tables
manscl glasses gilt with marble
brackets
CHAMBER SETS CoNpIETE
Solid oak, handsomey crpamentsd in gold
Solid walnut and mahogany carved black cnsmeie gold
flowers with ether painted Sets all oclors.
DINING ROOM.
Oak walnut mahogany and cherry extension rng tables from
eight 10 twenty feet.
Oak, walnut mahogany ladies' dining chairs
mahogany sidcbearls, with p,srhle
Shelves &c. ornsmen,ed with looking glass bseks.
FEATHER BETS, HOLSTERS AND PILLOWS.
hair busk and hnsk
OFFICE pESKs CHAIRS, AND sta,uANDER SAFES.
s,eanes wiicrs patent proof Safes
secured by the celebrated ala Belle ioes."
variety belstcas bureaus wardrobas
ightstsnds sofas rocking
chairs. All of which
cash or approved paper. MccKkSOR A CO.
Feb I3-ec6wu Nos. 30, Slb, and 52l Seventh street
The Washington union., 1858-02-28
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
Wnlfe,S Hchiedam Aromatic Schnapps.

wOlfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
proprietor call the attention OF strangers and The
article OF Holland GIN which
the American public under the name OF wole sle
dam scbnapps
This gin the proprietor exclusively at his di-'
Holland. made from the best barley that
procured Europe cost and Favored and mea M" by
berry choice botanical variety
Italian whose extract s dis
rcched with liz sprtuoas solvent and thus becomes
exquisite flavor and altogether transcend
ing cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
proprietor submitted nearly the whole medical faculty
United and has received from about four thou
ther
a a desirable addition 10 the matcra medica.
who purchase should the article
whole uoccd m
and pint hotties
the respectable druggists and United
WOLFE,
Importer Manufacturer,
Depot No. % Beaver street, New York.
l3-I3mif
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

CPRiNG SUPPLIES IN FlRSIELASS DRY
~ daily opening spring supplies and viii offer
much the nrgest and most comprehensive
had ai European and fab
adapted general family consumption,
price only plain figures; therefore purchaser
oyercharged.
northern and correspondents send supplies
naexic application of roc requiring all
by when presented Notes viii not be
able.
shall bills monthly for settlement others
who
January viii be permitted TO extend to
those periods.
n obi bills
We opening account
WI uss ~ IN
b. applied their hills will
saying greatly prefer discontinue their
credits
supplies demand the adoption above
parenty
sour to - cash
whhb
PERRY MtyTIiEE,
Central Stores, building,
Feb 23-io,dn opposite the Centre Market
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

Drafts heretofore
ORA an, but not yet
paid, though pay
able.
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

DLACK SILKS At LESS THAN VALUE.-3O
pieces x, 81 yard,
rn..a goods W. evero 70
the grades Taneta silks
correspondents send supplies
daily.
price only marked plain therefore purchaser
b ovcrohargcd.
We opening accounts.
much larger than want to be.
will be bills for monthly
rnents
All old bills he paid before commenced
determined pursse make trade cash
bust
and ourse for long
series Of years past
FERRY K BROTHER,
"Ccaral Stores - building
Feb 2s-l0tdn opposite Market.
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

VITATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches,
w thermometers pocket imekeepers every description
perform
description the best style, including
cntn of arm crcsts lnotturs and initials
Visiting wedding elegantly and printed.
NJ. W. GAIT Il BRO,
Jewellers, Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan Betwcen 9th and 10th streets
The Washington union., 1858-02-28

VITILLARD'S HOTEL. c. & II. A. Willard,
w rensyiyania and Fourteenth Washington
Jan 29-,it