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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-01

When the bill making appropriations for
carrying into effect the stipulations Of the
treaty With Denmark, in relation to the Sound
Dues, was before the House of Representa-
tives, on Friday, Mr.. Smith, of Virginia,
wished to say a few words on the bill. He
denied that it WAS the duty Of the House to
pass any appropriations to carry out treaties,
without considering their nature. 1t was
the clear constitutional right Of the House to
withhold Its cooperation, IN the exercise Of
its Independent judgment, upon treaties a.
well as upon other subjects. This treaty
with Denmark Injured to The benefit of only a
single interest in the country. If they were
to make a treaty of this nature with Der
mark, to purchase from her the privilege of
using her nsvigable waters, there was moth
ing to prevent their making similar treatie.
with every other nation. The bill was sut-
sequently passed.
10 the treaty which will be profI,red to
Bowlegs and the Florida Indians, it is pro
posed that the Seminoles shall receive the
guardianship Of the Uaited States Govern
mont; that for twelve months they shall be
fed and clothed, and their expenses paid 10
their new homes in the West, on the Seminole
Reservation in Arkansas, which lies between
the Cherokee and Choctaw nations, and
which has been held for them for some
time. The Government to pay them, i'm
mediately on their arrival at their Western
home, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars;
besides giving them mechanics, farmers and
blacksmiths to instruct their children, and
tu enty6Ve thousand dollars annually forever.
1t 10 possible one hundred Thousand dollars
or more mny be offered TO them as a bonus.
This, or the exact amouot, is not yet deter
mined upon. Ii is likely that the original
proposition Of the G lvernment to Billy Bow
legs, of ten thousand dollars, may be renew
cd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-01

The pedestal Of the Monument Is an eIab-
crate construction, forty-:wo feet high, with
a winding staircase 10 the inferior, leading
u the bronze plate on which the equestrian
statue stands, around which there are open.
ing.. from which view Vi the city may be
obtained. The statue itself is tweuty--ix
feet high, making the total height of the mon
ument sixty-ergbt feet. Mr.. CrawfOrd's
share Of the work, aud the prices paid tor 1t,
have been as follows:
For Equestrian Statue OF Washington. $4,000
For Statues OF Jefferson and Henry each
$4,000. $4,000
For two shields representing the great
seal and coat OF arms OF Virginia, each
$4,000 observation-disclosures. 1000
For stars and wEea,hs. 97j
52,g7j
IL addition TO this there is ct 10 De paid
a Statue OF George Mason, with a like
sum 10 Randolph Rogers, esq ....... 1900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-01

Making Mr.. Crawford's total receipts. S51,475
In addition 10 the foregoing. three statues IN
bronze, OF Thomas Nelson, Jr, John Marshall,
ard Andre Lewis. are 10 be executed by tie
sculptor Randolph Rogers, who l. 10 receive tor
tlem 81 ~ each. Mr. Rogers entire bill will
amount TO S3l 800. w6.iG, added TO that of Mr..
Craw ord, will make Toe total cost OF ihe seven
statues and the other bronze WORK SeS,g7j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-01

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Commercial ssys:-'Duriug MIR. Doug.
lass absence from the Senate, in conse-
quence Of illness in his family, Q Senatorial
Democratic, caucus was held, at which, as
report bad it, Mr.. Douglas was prescribed
and read out. MIR. Douglas, yesterday. took
occasion to put the question to Democratic
Senator's whether this was true or not. Gov
ernor Allen, of Rhode Island, who was chair
man of the caucus replied, explicitly IN the
negative. Some farther EXPLANATIONS were
shout to be made. when MIR. Toombs peremp-
torily objected to further disclosures. 1t
would appear that the caucus bad taken some
steps on the suit CT, AID the question may
not yet be settled, and perhaps the little 81
ant is only suspended, and not dropped"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-01

A Citizen Of Kansas" in the Washing
ton Star. denies the correctness Of certain
statements which have been sent by teie-
graph from ST. Louis, relative to the arrest
Of several persons who acted as judges and
clerks Of the election at Shawnee precinct
on the 4,h Of January last, mentioning the
fact that almost all of tbom are now in that
city or neighborhood. We notice, also, that
The telegraph has Fought within a day or
two accounts from Kansas of violent demon
strations towards Gen. Clarkson, as though
an excitement had just broken out against
him. The story is an old one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-01

An improbable story, but one the untor-
tunate stockholders Of the Bank Of Penn
sylvanis would be rejoiced to find corrobo-
rated, is in circulation. |. is to the etfs1t
that Mr.. Allibone, tho distinguished tiaan-
cisl hero of toe Bank Of Pennsylvania, is
likely t, come int possession OF a fortune
of two millions of dollars, in right Of his wife.
who is said TO be one Of the heirs of the
great Jennings estate, now about to be dis
tributed, in England. among those lawful
ly entitled to receive it. This is the sub
stance of The story. but none but the most
gullitle swallow it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-01
VALUABLE POTOMAC LAND. MILL
AND FISHERIES For SALE "A. y.

VALUABLE POTOMAC LAND Mill
AND FISHERIES FOR SALE As ~
torney for the heirs OF tae late Cnsr.e. n
Warren, ! offer for sale the valuable eS'a'" cali"
RICHLAND AND ARKENDALE, lying DO -.
County OF Stafford. containing about lbhth
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AChh>-
This estate binds on the Potomac River '"''
or seven miles, and on Aqua Creek for 'hs,r
four mlles-havlng upon II valuable rI>''
RlES- one Of which rents for Sl,l"y f'i ri.
mum. This is one of the most valuable .a"s'-
estates in Eastern Virginla-Is fertile, we. eu'f
ted to the production OF wheat, corn, rye a.
and is regarded as highly valuable grass g''"
ing farm, the blue grass putting up rary al
abundantly enabling the grazer TO drive OF "a
tie 10 market early in me season. lne'eH'
very large supply OF valuable TIMBER e"b',
nient 10 navigation, and a very valuable ~"
and manufacturing MILL on a never i1a'''
stream OF wa.er, having a large coun'ii 4,
ION and within one mile Of the Potomac nv"
The machinery is Of cast iron, new and al ",
arrangements Of the Mil highly approved
portion OF the purchase money will be r'fO.',
upon the completion OF the puTchase-o'.
large proportion thereof can be divided mo o.
nual instruments, running up 10 TOE is' 10!
January, 1866, as Their IS a balance Of u'PI,
purchase money yet due upon TINS is'I'
deed Of tust thereon 10 secure SAID Dd''"
Any sale that may be made will be SUBJ
the confirmation OF the TTusrse IN SAD 'ss.
the Circuit Court of Stafford County. IN"
sold 10 whole or in part, as may be a:T,r@
JOHN n. SIllLh"
GarriSonviIle Va Jan o-2a"ti
L# VA
DOTAToES.-Just received per S,g., Nh.
sesoit, 1000 bushels prime MANI n
GER POTATOES, "a very suPeno, ar!
seed } for sale by VI. hLphNUF :,
feb Is Un'Oh
COTTON YARN-5OOO ibs. Norm '"'o'
y Cotton Yarn, Of superior make, ioi 6v6
leb % WHEAl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-01
The Pres. In France.

The Press 10 France has a delightful time
Of it. The journals gre suspended when they
say anything unpaIatable to the Emperor,
and they are ioterd1cled when they keep
silent upon subjects which be wishes them to
dI-cuss 10 the way pleasing to himself. Oae
newspaper has ust been interdlcted because
1t dad not denOunce the aSsassins who attempt
ed the EmperOr's fe. This is one step in des
porl-m a ll,tle further than any other ruler
has dared t. a'tempt-BqH. Amer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07
Scbanfem ei,tcs @imfamen.

gs 1T rnerfpirpis, ipie ale 69ler, Srrunsen, @iis.
trttte, SelblttauI1unsrn iBre 9trnsis In li6 traael,
bic inns gu errriden ipcib. Our9 cine gieiIe firiner,
stnSsln 9snpn,men nnmcrflidsr 5eblrr fam enpIib
cine &riiiS 9erScrserufct perbsn, Die Yr, srp6en Gin
FLUFF amf mnisrn 2ebenssans 1T.
Srin Shidial fam man auf tpppelte BeiIe inter
lih bringen: rntrebrr burb btrril6es grebsn pper
burd ppferntcs Gntlagcn.
Deinr Sriif iei ein 0uti6lcB fir ale Greuncc, pas
ober Die 6allbrtdc auf,iebt, 70 mic c5 BON gsrnc etpas
5all6rS, 6eiuplidc6 mabrnimmt.
@n ~isiaeu naditcn llusstunsen tGnnte man ,i
0runbc 9cbrn, menn man niht lerntf iibsr fe 6inmro.
sutlidtn unp FA all bic Sefen ,a 9alten.
Der Sunp, Der Den eutmdt9iSrn, l6waben anbeat,
Irft ben %itarfen, %9efirAteten. Sbrnprrin aeiat I6s,
paB Die Natursn erniterer Dirt, Die Samlets in alien
6ornten, islten gu ben Seltebten sGblr,.
Sab nnb 9iete itnp 3piain9e unp elcib = bered.
ti9t I'M 2eben, per niht nit 9li9entm Sa7e has
S@lrdte, 0emrine Ycrfpl9t, Ger miro au6 nibt nit
frlri9cr Sirts bas SGGnr, 6ole r~mfaGen, ,nb feline
Giete miro iih ME iiter bas Nipean altdalther Gn,.
~pfneung erbeben
Gin gutter MrulA sleift Dem @liiGwurm: er Ter.
6rsitst and icin Sid an iamubisen Srtrn. (6r. 81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07
Der @pite meineS Desens 9aIte, nm 5Hlfe bertsi su

Der Spite rneiitcS SrgerS balte, nm 5ilfe berbei AT
rufen.
Der llntsrfeuermann erbalt cine &ugsl, bic ion
jallinss auf bas Serpcd tiirbt, wp CT sraulamer bin
~ssrir9t wirr, ais Der MatrpIe. &einsr Der Manner,
bic ih int Maffcrbe bes ScdmaRss t%etnten, 1T bis
isbt serpunNet. GS ~SerIp0en einise Iiuuten; wGb-
rsnb StsIsr 3stt ,rarfen bic Ginea cine eruBe 1enae
Sade' ms Mesr, Die 9tnberu lubel bic Gsipe6rs.
SrteerPft Sont Ss(tbalten ON Der Spibe bee States
ltstse t@ tn BEN 3aftcrb beraS bic a6feueruns meb.
rsrsr 9stpsbre triFt swst MatrcIsn, Die auf BITE @tid-
pforte fauea i'd itetse auf bic 9tanssn Der gram-
tanse cine &usei fG6rt at meiner 5er1e Ycrtei unb
trift etnen Matrpltn TN Iaftprt.
yStr llI'p ipn,tt nur nod unlersr airet. Der lsbtere
Mtatrols, Der mir auf bic Stauset fplsen nil. erlalt
cine HuSel IN ben Sintertadeu: eieIer 1aun, Elm
SrrtrsHli@er S@pintmsr, nirSt F6 tn's @lcer uuo
perludte has ufer gu %septnnen. SD blieb austn, int
bent t' mid an Der Sptte bee @ates fsItt(ammerte.
Yin Gn1t9rant stcblt auf MID ih i6reie ibm in afri-
tantlder Sprade e~ntscsen;
pWtetits Sreunbe es iinb Ihcn eeaus Der Spfcr &C,
fallen i4 bin niemalS ,n9ersdt %sepeien; ole S9r
trant 'paret, BABE ih Gud letS %sspfest."
Wtebrere rcn ibnen kemerfsn rarauf, bas bas rabr
mare ,ne fcrrern mid auf. teratsufsiesn. OieIen
sSrrten pertrale i6 ih ftrbe msinen Ocscn ms Sa,
deliperf unc ib iteise fG9n mitten untrr fe terat, i'll
benz it timer, rneine Sruit ;eise. @lctn entI6loIensr
Slid i4eint lie Su riibret. gtrr mr9re lalten mad,
Slut, lie i%tl'rSten lid auf mid, atsr fe wcrpen ;urid>
9eltpBen nnb man brpbt t6nen, fs su t6pten.
&ura th ,ipurbe aufssbpbsn unb i'm Sriump6 9e.
run9etra9en.
Oas Sertcd 1T nit 2eiden tsssdt, welte BIC furdt-
baren @eni&em nod weitsr ssraeiI6en. Gs tpGree
AZ rNpit f,thrert linen oIIo S;sEe CLnc M H., H...,.. -.
N%isSermebeluns su fditpsru.
SD babe 5rei Sage unp swei gea6te unter bielen
iptleen &btersn susetradt, fortpabrenp sptl6en benz
esbelt uno benz GcSe i&iusbsnp. grt am Spnntas
ben IL. Ipril borbete cine Yirpse bae S6if rnp
%tefrtite mid aus ben Sanpsn btsfsr ldredtiden Nten.
l6en. (sBbl0
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07
Suutc8.

Santen. = Belde Sanf Fat lb Dem aIac.
,neinen Inbrah9 nod nidt %entpsrn.
Die 5leiidbaufer, pa siebts NOD taali6 blutoe
&lopfereien.
@ssr tpelhe Sanf gilt in bislsr 3eit fir Die lplioeae,
Die Sierbanf, neil Die Surl6tisfen 2eute INNER
nod i9r alerpertgeteS bort %psypniren.
g8as fir &npten perben beut gu Sage al 1auIenben
sema@t, aber ni6t sst6it? 8anf nptem.
= Ginsm 3eituussldretbsr i'm gSelsn, Der in 1s-
ITEM Slatte einet lan9en Qsitartifel iter bic Sdpeine
~mittbeilte, maate Der 9erausseter pes Sppplitipnsblotz
ties in psntielten Srte ben gprwurL cop er feline 6aui.
licnz2ln9ele9en9eiten IN leinem Slatte ausframe.
= I'm 9laublt1. 8eflnntlib iuirb ben Ie,t,
iaen %Scr9ewprfen, pab ie iiA 3u Siel IN, anberer Qe,tte
neutrality-suspicious. betiimmtrn. Gin gteilenber Re.
bauptet jebpd, me9rere Suntfrt DeutI6e oelehsn ~
9aben, bic iiD 3u elmer Belt MIR UNI lire eiaeneu 81 :
9els9enbeiten fumn,erten. Gs lanb biele auserurbent.
lt6e eridstnuHS auf einsm gaiasierl6ife aatt, ,pO
ma6renO zines ~ltartsn Sturmes lammtlide Woi1ooiers
an Der Seefrantbeit litten.
- &a6e bss 9puffleurs. On elmer
StaStbubne betam neult6 Gin &iinf(er nit benz @pufs
fear Streit nnb idimpfte i'm. Gin anberer S6ous
fpielsr iuate ben @ann i'm &atsn aufsu6sben, CT fou.
ben Satmpf 3uriidsetsn. Dieter aber %ertptOerte .
vNtr rubis, elm Scuflsur radt f6 Our6 = @dp,t.
gen."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07

@tt Dem Gpbe aftes gut.
8enn id in bem 3eitunss6latts
esls tpes seitcrbsn it:
Sier Der bette Sreuno unb @atte,
BORT Der bsae @enl9 unb G9rif,
Sisr Der SrDmmfe a1er 5rcmmen,
BORT Der 9atriUten Bier -
DENT t4 Oftmals flu bet mir:
Bobsr mag ef bod !ppbl fpmmen,
DAP niat aud Elm 85Isr firbt?
Sumner ms9r bic BeIt serbirbt,
Slei6t muir S&ufslssus auf @rSeu,
Seer mag fernsr alt nod tperpen
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s. $. Steder'e
geu einseri4tete psutl0e 0u6binpereil

SUrtl9rit nit ben slnforoerunsen tsr8cit muB 9rineip iein Sc.
SsSsnan. Der lstn3ettaltsr rl9t!9 psrfebt; Stiaitanb lit &ldltrii
Ssutl@sn Sutlitum bic %sresbens anssias ,u MAIDEN, Sa6 i'd meins
8uGbin6srsi olr9 psrl9ieoene SeitstndBs@ bseriineen tebeutenS
fsranssn in Der 9rOoustiOn aud ben ~lrsnsfen anfOrSerunsen We,
nuse ~ lstfsn in ben Stanb 9stbt BIN. @ae in meia SAD itla.
ssabs &rbsisn, ale: gprtfoliO's, Muff>Ginb6nbe, @infaIuaoea
son Stidsrstsn e. &c, ale @rkn Sorsn fur Srgsoob-S tUrcS &C.,
Erals fIr Sdpslsr tperbsn mad mic Dor ansefsriist, y!
que @rtsn Nabtaitsn, BON 9oli, gsappe uno @taS. fRb INNER
%SVrratbig, S. 8. Sttder,
Sa@binbsr unb 9apparbsuer.
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ScfanntniaAuna.

Der unter5sidlnrte tat pcn friiDer BON Srn. qenne
9%efuDrten S%a9crbicr Gallon an Srantlinrrass felt
Stilriem llberIpmmcn, nnb Yertinpet nit ptcIcr glnz
5ei9e Die Sitte an feline 6reunpe unb pos 9eiammte
9ne1ltlln, rebt oft bel ibm ppr5ulprehcn. 9as bette
Sier INN lcnlti9e 9etrantc iino itete D~prrGtBia, unp
ipiro iih Der llnterSei6netf b%cmiiben, feline wertbcr,
@alte aui5 Seite Su b~epienen.
5enrY 2iiaer, Qat.
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2b Strcet 2aaerbier=soInu

DR. NnisrSeidnete raa6t feline Srsunbc unb baS atIamms pu.
eluHnl auf lrtn elegant cinecridtete5 9~BirtbI6aftS, 8pfoI oufnnerfs
lani, mpletblt ltcts bic tellen G'etr6nfc, elm aps9e;eidynetee Qaarrbicr
"he GIN oClltater ;JmbiB bic 9ecbrtca @dlte ertparttt.
Va. ShlcBliD madt bcrlcbe auf fpIstnbe in itincr gBiribrhof,
etrnecllfe MaHsertwurot9feitcn eufnrrtfam, ndmlid of ;tpei lsbcns
ol9s )Uul9c Sortn ub ctnen icdbSbeiniacn Sunb, Gin 9faturpunbcy
pas Hn SCerrnonn briittist wcrten lcQic.
3u %;ahlreidenl geludt Ilbc! Gin SIN. SNI5A.r
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@aiebim0tplt @orfcn1

Me'nel S%relnbeta nnb benz seebrtelt Nublifum bic
Nn3et9e, pab ih ben ieitber infer Der Sirma: Gbrenr
berg nno Sr,iper s%efii9rten pgBaIdinstpn @arten"
fur baS Der friiberen 5irna 9eIbentte gertro1Ien bpGt
pafelbe audi %fernerbin id gu erperten "
Mthael @~brenbero
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07

Speben crbalten
NssfRaum~ Yfsifsn, 9Ortsmunsss, gisarrsntalden, SpisHartsn.
8. 8pIenfeIb, 1874 Srpa6fr.
Sails brribmten Naud,tabaf,
ole Sorten, erbielt ioebsn unp ~perfauit i'm @rpsen uub
&leinen $. 8uIenfelb.
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q naeiae.

z 5 I 7 IT. ||
81. BeiIba6er, aleini8er @9ent fur ben Staat girairier
fur Satob See9er'S Baltimore 2aserbier, untsrbalt 2assr unb
smpfanst %rsslmaBis 5psinlal m5bentl9 Senounssn bielts alSass
;st9nstsn 2%agsrbttrs; 8eieann9sn iptppbl bon, Eager bier, as burd
meme germlttllr9 btrsft bon Baltimore, werben prompt ~aussefGer..
Ssrtauf se8en baar gum b~ilislten N~larfipreis.
is. StaBe, ipiihsn Nfain unb Carr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07

Sas- sSte man als S6msr3en beilct fam.
o. S1s Saalsnss, ipsl9e an &teumatismus, Neuratsia, mrsbfen
ss,rpl. @sl.9sS[, cSfitsn., 8liseere unb Ridrn1Gmer;en leibsr,
i 2@f ,iuss sEInias, G = : I %sbrauaen. 9isie grdsaras
i,ph h s.Hs g. Spsn't N Rat ttb as bas bette 5etln1tttel fur Sdn1sr,rn
Fault firb baNtIbe bel CIV S"'
6.al il, &i6ntpnb. SsrfoIf u 4 ~ NNs, Sasm S'uSsVtsn
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Vermischte Anzeigen.
Irr6nbsruun

>SpShuNyS-S tlNWptluNu.
SerunferietGnst maGt icinen beut1hen @eIbaftSs
trenhpsn llnp Dem Qublifum I'm auscmeincn bic gt-
5stss, pap er iett @rpcery=, 2iqupr~ unt 0rppiEor-
Vel9aft nod einert 9rp6en Stpre an Der IS. Straec
nt@e Mfatn unb Gary perleet BAT.
Danteno fur SaS mir tpatrenb Der letten finf,ebn
@eSnate Sel@ertte Sertrauen, buft auG fir Die Selae
palelbe Sa SerSienen @ M. s.. GsIer.
13. Str, smii6en Main II. Gars.
SpILMAN s. BLACKWELL.
@ert6tss@npa(te
@ - Ne. % Wtatr-StraBe. &idmpnb, So.
:. Sg"@9H. SamsS g.. @tadmsll.
D. o ufien,
Cabinet Maker.
oe Strabe, spiiden Srcab- uno Worfbou0r.
&le Sbreinerarteien unb Die in bicIsm @efd6t snrfr,,r,snhsn
1esarStuIa. wtreen ihntl un6 biQia1f a~usesfubrf. lin rrht ,abI.
retpc &ufrdse bhtet ~ersebenit O. @nSfsm~
See6en BON Stem gcrf erbalten Saubeu. seop.
Sre0ee, Sanber &c. @lei6faas ale Sprten oiite
s%prratbt9, Die irc9cn Der SpraerIdten Seo1pu ~ ben
''"'SP'" p'e'eH 'plaBt Wtabam Spn,
Nu. 55 Maiuhra6e.
get gfep gcrf unp Baltimore @teomer erbSlt Der
Undergraduate iebe gBp6e:
Bacon, Shes ,,no SHOULDERS,
Sams unp Srealts,
Gare, Sutter uub G6eeIe,
Nafercl, 2iqucrs, 3udsr, @,rtrir,e &c. e.
S'A'9 ;u babst nno gum Scrfauf tci
US m. 8. SYter,
IL. Ctr, 3iriiden glain II. Cars.
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@illiam Mper,
8leHfmmiep,
gde Der 2ten uno 8roabfrol

CUT UT 1ltH IHp OrOapllr1Be.
@ae IN eS Slempnfr9sihdft eini9la9snbe Srbeiten wsrSen Bill
lWt nub lhnsl %0us9efubri, Gn6 bittet Der ltnter;eidnets, berorioe
@ufrdSe in Der gBpbnun9 bss 5rn. s. 5uliter %absuaeten.
24.4l lBiIIiant SDoer
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Daniel S'9Dnnen.:
9auS~ nnh S6ifs Sleiarbeiter uno
81 asitter,
Matnltr., Sipiiter, Der 10. unb II. StreEs
Der Garncs gant a~eeeniibt.

Stilpsr=, SanrY= unb SrnamentesWaler.
Der llnterjetdnete maht benz 9ublfun, bic srocbens,e @n,sios
SB CT @ufrd9e gun, @faien pOn S6ibern (Si9nSj, lufpis and Il
Gant9, Sttnerle. unb Srnamentes Maltreien anninirit unb idncGl
8rGdmtper 'bsr in Ser Sffte D. 81. %ubssssben nfrbsn.
lZ.ZJ q. Oscar G3nnSs
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IRE Law ON INEMSPAPERS.

1subscrlberswho give express notice to the con-
rary, considered wishing to subscrp.
/ 1ns.
subscribers order lscontnuance of their reri.
oit;as, the publisher continue them until ali ar
acirages are paid. -
3If subscribers neglect their posiad1
Gals from the which they directed they are held
responsible till the have settled the bill ordered
issontInued.
Tf to other places withoutEnform-
in publish and the papers sent the
re stion, they held responsible.
The COnrtshave decided that refusing take perlo
cas from the Oce, removing and leaving them uncaei
or lis PrtLadt tGcfu evidence of Intentional fraud.
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For the information visiting the city, we pu
Ishthe following list the different ohurcBes and tcr
me and place of meeting II there any Mistakes
wlllmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. 1Eatth Corner Monroe Byron
treeS' S'RcV r. u PiarEs. Rector, morning services 1o1
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CHURCHES or WHEELING.

CE1UFCIiES OF WHEELING.
Cor 4ts ,to,4,o,,3,, 4, ID
t, ~ 'Es paS
me and Mace Of 1aet1ng IS thro 80 49, ,s, 49,
nae he nseesssrv y,ti
ST. lratt6 e,O,s corer and Pro
clock evening". 'Assi' - 'isss -
SJohn's EptseopaSan Main street, between First and
Second Centre Wheeng Rev. y II. Smith, A. NJ, Rector
services-MOrnng1o OF; afternoon 81; night ~ as5
Etrss fres6ytertG REv H WEED Pastor, Fourttst
SSeoe tres0gefsa''' epSteF between main ana
services norning and evening
zatre PTesoyteta FIFTH street. between Chestnut and
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nc ooRREsPoMDENTs.

concerning subscription advertising or other a.
tIe Proprietors.
Letters concerning the editorial department of the paper
hold be addressed to the Editors Jointly, to either one
OF them. - & 80
only side If the paper.
An observance Of the above rules will greatly oblpe u.s.
nd secure oreprompt attention to correspondents
heymight otherwise receive.
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lnc9Fporatea leleMcbartsr rerpetuals
lli91Casha Capital $l,O 5000. H. s
iiiia 5isss ABSOLUTE AND UNnIPAIRRb;ta 81 .
With A 8UlEREUseO OE ;SSO6,3sY.ss.f
Andthe prestige yen re success and experiences.
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aCHOICEl FIRST aCI,ASS INsTIR ANCE

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,SiiitIng the. action to the word, she stepped
lightly to. the Forbidden closet, turned the but
ton, which was no sooner done than "bah!'
wentthe billy goat witha a springt regain his j
liberty, which came near upsetting herlady yship.a
implements for housed cleaning, and all was swept
clear from their position down to the bottom Of
the stoirs sssslss BOB
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Wm. TeIJ Eueampment II
aaove the second and fourth Tnesdh,
month. F. BsgNeR, O. p; Gsaa. ltss
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above,the tfrstludtAirt Tuesdayevel
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