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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-12
Just IscceiyinK and Now Opening,

E would beg leave inform our friends ard patrons,
wv and the public generally that just received
Fail Winter Goods the latest and mos approved
styles Cloths Casimeres and Vestinss all Of which we
prepart up order in tile latest STYLES and
bsst manner, at short notice.
We have also large full OF Gents Pur
nfshing Good such Shirts plain white ana I
Cotton and Mertno Under Shirts and raNert Hair Hose,
Gloves Suspenders CTaYats, Linen HandkeE.
chiefs, will sell the vprylowest cash r.
ces, store rooms, Eo.10 2 Main atr Get.
sep1S WHEELER & LAKIN. Merchant tTailorp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-12

RRMARKABLR. SURGICAL FEAr-The operation
called Legation of the Primatiye lilac Artery was
yesterday 9th inst, performed by DR.. Stephen
Smith, in the ampitheatre of Bellevue Hospital.
This artery asrarely. if ever before, baenstied
n-this cit The. audience was composed chief
iyof old practitioners, among whom was the
venerable DR.. Mott, who has baen for many
years the, great master of such operations IN.
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But still as pressed her the dsr fol. to set,
She constantly answered., There's time enough yet''
Now, sir, don't go in for that. ILaughter.l-
Think that in some things, sir, you may wait
a little too long; and that ifishecared anything
about him she ought not to haveInade him, wait
twenty years. daughter i But, sir, there is
time enough yet to make your schools far better
than they are now; thereis time enough to i'm
prove your Legislation; there is time enough to
improve your farming; there is time enough to
make progress in all those great desirable OBJ.
jects oflife for which societies and men are
brought and kept together.
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srEAK1so Of the irregularities Of the weather,
the New Orleans Pieayune of the 10th ult
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NEW DRESS GOODS!

iGSIIAYNlISl FSktAHLs! ,lis s
- New Style Reversible Mantia ShAWls,
French AIerlHo Woo AQuille ShaRls,
n s black Thbit ShaWls, Long and Square,
Cher lille ShaWls, and Merpo ShaylSS With Chenille
Fringe. just received hy [sepIll AIARsH 8 TAYLOR.
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BANK Stock at Auotion!!
lLB be sold ct Public Auction to the bigb 90 b,d
y on saturday the 9th yof Oetober 'cIoct,
~ tns 'front.' door OF the Court House in the CITY 81
One Hundred Shares of Stock m the North aS
Tern IN SANK OF Virginia. Sale positive h -
a,tS SAsA.=- GEO. 3. swICKHANI,
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Imported Sheen al A31ofio13

Novelty Mills Family Flour.
70 BBLS OF the above celebrated brand of Plonr On,
NV received and for ale by3 7s. " Et0uL Jus
: -.osts D0ANE 9 ADAMS. No. 5OBIain st. &
tOIrTsRuR9H SALT constantly on hand and for sale I
- s5DOAEE &ADAMS.
- aI7 loes-lO baies just received for sale By
-Osl sDOASR q 5AnkN{S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-12

BROWN g. MATTHEWS.
FIour, Grain, md General Produce Com.
mission M "a chants,
Solicit consignncnts the Store formerly occunied nv
McCuogh & CulbertSon, 80 'H - s'Ss4PtsNiDs
No. Spears JYtart, Baltimore.
Please retsrto Brady, Esq. Cashier r. oranRle ESQ
PRESIDENT Samuel Ott, Esq, Messrs Baker HopEins
Wheeling, Va 7lf5i,lff S+ ~ 4''
a. Kuhn, g. Jacobs. welsburg, Va.
3. Smith, Cashier, Parkersburg, Va
ID SpriSg, Esq. Cashier. Ohauncey BrooFB ESQ.,, pres.
dent y. e @. r. H. Co., Baltimore. 4n $50
Cash on consignment evidenced by Bills Of Laiing er
Rail Road Receipts. octT-lmdt.TSss&
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n EW GOODS.
FIR ST S TO q K OF
FALL 81 WINTER DRY GOODS

make, for only Bike q ward - s - Hls0tAl :
Z All Wool EElnifIn donnie ,ldtb iest ~. :.
robss also robes de robes aauil
as Champs large assortment greatly reduced
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-12

A matrimonial broker IN New York. has
recently retired from business with ahahdsome
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-12

"a time twice as long as the seIge Of old Troy
TOWN q fairmatd my time did employ;
But still as pressed her the dar for to set,
She c0nstantly ansWerel, t'There,a time enough Ye
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-12

LARGE INcREAsE N Woop.-The Wool Grow.
er estimates IN increase in round numbers of
600, 600 pounds in the wool crop of Ohio, over
last year-only one county, Knox, shoWingsany.
considerable decrease.
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SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING


THE United States Agricultural Society will hold
Washington WEDNESDAY te 18th day o tanu
ary the VII then be be and n.e
Iaqurea ss tha constitution "a the rsy ~s be ss
acted
respectfully nuslhed
cordial saisDdsc .ad other aeaitd
raj send degAls th2 tsre be general
national sarb asai
agriculture be deemed 4pteoprsais ean
diffusion al agricultural know tss also invited 10 attend and
10 participate in the proceedings ~
The puexhed os 1851
a and al syrscss and o the grand
louisville si b. delivered snbers Of The
society a the annual meeting
Important agricultural viii ~bh1ls Discussed.
viii be "rLe The neces-s
perfect The neeessts
dessid Meteorological iot the benefit 1 lsr
culture Natures and leiIefh fe dlse2ss Known AS hos
ehosra' re Kentucky she~p agricutnrai col
eses and farm schools and The xsicatarai politics Of com
try.
ssyen
a nsn,sd ~li cosDmunced Gsntlenen hay
other the adv of AGRICULTURE whsh
Through the that place
bs assigned tLen the 81
Propositions from which the annual exhibition o
society desired viii be received and considered
The business Office d the Tdds Marble Hhae
door Browns Hotel rennsy where all
eted The Of agricultural invited o call
fie
thltal agricultural wofk tr the library socird Modes
drawings "a agricultural implements machinery free
expense, Nlh DE placed exhibition.
who wish fs
DO by remttng ben dollars 10 The treasurer Hou
French, Washington This VIII eDis them, without fur
the full privileges of membership
eAhbon of the
Unpublished Transactions and The eieean, dpna
MARSHALL r. WILDER President
Bss lsEr Poo@E, sefreiary
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winter Term.-Instruction in French.

MONSIEUR Il. MASSE returns thanks for the
WI patronage khsrte afforded him, and notice that the
Wber term VIII Tuesday the December
zo desircas 70 form class Of not less than and
twenty pupils 10 receive instruction the uehod
This via twice wseE
and half each T-rs s. the He Win employ
system sd and .c clDisi
Naoeon by Alexandra Dumas the Persons wishing
form Of this class viii please leave their
Mouns Bookstore Of
Hon, Toucey Secretary Of the Navy, Washington
Rev. ID Cumnns,
Rev. Smith iyne,
I. r. Fendalt esq, .E.
Rev. A. Cleveland Coke, of Baltimore,
RI Rev. Bishop T. NJ Clark, Providence.
III Rev. Bishop G. Bro@pel. u H.
Hon. I, A. Green, New Bedford.
Rev, Charles howe
IEf. Caalies Il fpigpaIn, Taunton
Rev. 7. " snow,
George b. Emerson esq.
Richard a. Dana, esq,
Epes Sargent,
Nov 24-eotu
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Collectors once,
City Hall, November S, 1857

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persnns who have
IN mot pad their cr the and 10 all who
fur years, Of
this date thereafter the advertisement prepared
all property which the
ised and Sold ior The Is Law enons.
Those who wsh on
the advertisement and sale
JAMES y. HALLIDAY,
Nov l--eOttJaH5 Collector.
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IMpoRTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. by mhic

their be doubled.-
cd and obtained ie~,s Saes the
rangeinenl machinery converting
by continuous through
rions prclfaton and spinning machinery until ready for
N
The saving waste by this Win be
and from the hbre funfroen
the machinery OF the
euinglc i Will be about my
VIII command the the world ds,ale,lg III competition
advanced rriceE. *l' n 'A+''@T = 's'tH'i f'1
Tue uIdersgned prepared 10 dispose Of privileges
patent and planters viii be informed
struction how H.
other necessary particulars, application addressed
Dec e-2awIyH lal GEORGE HENRY Mobile
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faymaser Go~aals opoco4 L4rnsd, general
N4Jor Leslie district pAynasscr eight clerks and
t
Casissasy Generals ooGen George ebscn oanmssAry
ger
Sfpoaa Geneaif oposcn Thomas lA~-ou srneI.l
assstAnt- In r. c. wood Dr g wood three elorks
k~s tFaeaeaarsl 3osephs Tosisn rhf sssistsni
Captain n. 6 Wright; ave clerks and nasuseageI.
npqrapasal Burp1-ceL J. csloue of the
It&in clerks
oi,ass c0 Craig COLONEL of srduaSee assistant
Capt, Win, Ma nafers eight clerks Asd messenger
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Ts person -t be catered 6sr unless ns
u ne rul~eIipss4 bs mAse IN advance.
distant subscribers b, letter and all rak
Ntl b. @ssausrs by ourselves N : sssc ssnsas-n.,n
caNfHl pus,@Asa wcsxsy assAx
81 Congress and seini weekly during The
sussoriTaiou fr VIII b. fsaissa
Fros'ofilsned 20 the abSye anal raiss
As-lTrfAASr1c authosisra sge1S Ana b.
sending RALLY sabstb~ss sssI
wi3xiY Subscribers, ~c sss sasssed, via be .atd No
srzAs. Fa
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EDWARD X CuIInS
No 30 Wall street, n Y.
BROWN, SlIiPlEY, a 90,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD & co,
.... 81. No q Austin Friars London.
n. G. WAINWRIGHT d Co,
The Of these ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion Jewelry metals bills of
ding ned berer and the value thereof expressed teren
Drc. l6-su
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOrgetOWn, ID. C.,

FJNHlS large boarding ana day school FOR young
l. ladies 50 hong aad iagoah, known by MISS l.
S4ngl under he direction nrpcipal
assisted BY corps Of copcien and every
department Of loarning lA4A e lz''
Members oloonEre.s them "a
place their daughters under their own sutrI-
Ssien as many have baen accusapea graduates
eeI.lary lrpsesenSng nearly every State The Upion
Ar particulars aaateas II NARROWER
9 st PRINCIPAL Of The c-ofseown Female SEMINARY
srp l2--oou Georgetown, d. c.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANI


and Aa ,..r A, sa ana a.1ss AZ de same ss tAs
heneAt o6 The United slaies
Trslass. ogess.@as Casey Irs.,%ss .sa Air',sn
clerks He resolves and kesp the a ts unsd states ~ Ia.
once and a u tho aeisor created by the ae q the 9th q
August isso And oui The same apea ~sAhs drawn hs TIE
sseEs q lhs Treasury es the fsi and
BY e sixth Aadif and reearded e he Register lie also hoias
,,, rie ~.,as n,,,s 'l1s, r,.ae.s
g.,. o.. ,n,., pa..., p..,.,., an, amy n,a s,a,x,
he Asss te And,as pahn' freees aha rAtrna'as 's
s,nn cf the tnief s and receives frou tho fst eoup e
And Commissioner f cPous all aeeoants and vouchers aSdra By
ss.a.ss 0sseFrsncss sseelea esq sclor
Ne fsperin.eads AL e' suits sonmenosd o The una sass G
tsd states sonrys marshall and clerks IN all matters reAs.s 70
then and te ssa ne receives reiurn nI ees srn - ,'s
has charge % al i.nas And oaher PROPERTY ~ ~ l ~
due A ros oo Department and las power % sen and dispose Of
'hf same ior t'e 'enen 'hf h"~a sA~
,yestlsu on n sa.,hr.l n.,,sa sa,, navy rhai
uxa Gen J. q Tsisa Tinted s.ss army Csa A A urn,,r~ys
United states army ir hhe saerinasnasn % Quasi SUI
N9 fto '-Pn nofs hesfeu'y Sh"nSaaA0 m>u'uDs" SsP
sAa"Ni hnf, cn"sa sSA'e" nANy S1Anost a 'su
kns unsd States and caasiu WIN frankhn un'ied
s.aS army sai hss esks TINS a s - ~ pasu
hS ana tAains ~ -, .o'ef 'sn' '"S'S ou'y - anu p
oonA'' % % aa s'4he" !" "h' ~
Ua4ei sae caaS sarey oserrossscr BaeAs IL D., su
, & na @ssh. and
ihe 't.tst survey ohce
c b snow, in charge Of archives
Professor A. fend'e'on United States navy com@ier OF long,
assistant 9has a sheIi "a ehsrge q Computing division
Ieai rabail United states army, IN charge s drawing d
yisioa
sion
samae aein' diseursiug ageni
Joseph saApn assistant 70 superintendent weights and measures
.... ,,r,..ruvu
Hon Aaron Brvwp, Postmaster General Ihs direction and
s q h M % o asn arr 1. assnsS M ~ sne sepI -
the arranged and prepared for his hna action
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The Organization Of the Executive Depa rtments
Of the Government OF the United States

manery ed TO conduct the ba-no~s
% s .s"ss., ssA ~ H. .us.9 as ~qa ss s %
BeI~riiaen @ s - M p I"sa I 49,. ~ = @ nr e a. :. ,s~s
s.ae' ns 80 V"@ 1870 sp'" m 'A' '''A "" iAA' a1' "Ans
'~"fs " - A
charge u aA d<psIimeui
pen.s .ssS = = ~. ~. - @ s s'~a 80 ..a hose q isassa r,~
s ateio s % s W. sf.mm . az Az a'laomse ns'Iue'ons
rsa' % % n'a1 % ~ ,s. - % s ,, ass @ " mn s1 s uh
~ Y a. A ,s ~ - ~ ~ A A "'l' '''''s
a B,a~A-TtB hAs charge s the CORE staenee
ssser the dssr.asns and ne eosa and eom.aereal
- sSer and 10 srs o o+s rsr x lo soa.u
~ - : -
n matters snsa a van soaa,s rssss 70 any fand ~h tho
- - = : ~ :. & - :. : - -
r daies are 70 Furnish such tats A'n a. The
5 %a % p - q ss s sa ,s % ~.
issued
l,yx af a1S
snmsios iedssss Il Appointment senate
makes uu, ana records exeeaaufs
$50. - - =, = ,,-,.. -. !, a.. an. -
r ss n, and a cagres as ,aey are rsesea al the De
~h are Lied for prsfAres publication
aud treaties he newspapers aud IN book irn attends to
Their m eans regard !, w, ths duty assigned 70 The
s, arga Il ii Ind.an eaN and business relating thereto
,,4 ~ .sh.,,. ana 6,,.,aohh N He h.s charge a. the
lfe1A y s'4 -, ,fy ~, A M ~ s W.
seals ~ 's :a, annu s @ ,s - @ ~ r [ M ,, 49,
sccoanis Tor the ies- a A,xe q paDs.ns ,r.nsaa !"
s s s rsrs ali letters fen us aersmen, or than
u
The dipioma"e ana e4"'i''
and smssons: and Registers ,-s.a. papers
they founded Makes ul and rsa ras-irs keeps
aeissd disposition made q thea letters relating
60 This SnsinesS
aksxssis
Don & sere"a IA ~ = , nh ans M, % y ,as y, M, nss 0, he
e & snss s, ss ss sssaa " m once may
ona % AZ % s a. e sy sny head = m m ny ,h So
ahiior % The Treas ury
~, " e ," as h m a aa' !. ,s naas nol ~, wors a
the unls,a ,, stole m IN j, r y,,. !, ,, om,
or =. nI,ss Ianss .a.es -
Appheanonn ''' p'' " " m ' M 90 "
eoadoe and q an sa.s in the Supreme Court Of
'hs 'na % ss,5 M All s s,s arising in any Of the depart
uasnis when rserred py 's ns. , - = " " NJ nc - asa M
The present time The ioIlowmg VIZ ,.,,. = c.us,
na @ f1 % - ~ .' sr SrS, - ' q he sps q the astr,t Of
seaAe'a
INTERIOR urrAHr1rsr
Secretary Of the q the nesr Hon Jacob 1honr
clerk Moses Kelly 'sursng clerks and Ten other resa
t,iosine branches of the pubic service:
ls TIE e LAND. The easl q 's @ bureau G called 'ss Com
and sale e The pubic aoa aud the
aas a ss q, s BY sales aonaos grais seh
yp,u,ary lufes
Vs rs I've and ofce also andts It's own accounts
Commissioner Hon 4 Hendeks q ndiana rs ldin
btriaes .arsashtsmaa' ass1A afaus"'r'" anu ne o
"a present @ head o. l snrssu x Sse,ss ,ss !
Snuhs "a aa smgM- ne ~ M r, aa uns, a. aous and
ss.,.as laws sassed br cgrr granting bounty n pssios
- T. Sti ,ha Tinted states have been engas. He has
S l Cole esq and permanent corps consisting a some
ex,raornary bounty added
'@.rE r.sa. .o.ee isa,a a aa [ Gaares e
Mix oCsorseown Ne os,des 9Th chief clerk and about
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COMMISSIONERS OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Fira district d--,yoseph L. Rawlings .-
Second ,Iistrsa. Rich B. Owens ... ~. .. ....
Taard d,xria, Stephen Coster
Fourth dssrid James Espey
lq'sleisf af he 4sylnna John X Queen. Commission
ers-leorEe W Enelsop, George Mattngly and Jacob
Gideon Secretary to boaid romm,sslons4s John II.
Moves.
Physssaa 10 The Asylan.-- NJ Berry, NJ d.
Commissioner q the eraen section Of canal Joseph Cross
CbDsassoney Of ne acestyn sscsou Of oa,dlWm. Wise,
SeIlsr of tneghks and Hiram Rchey
}sSgpyor Qf frs apDoratss.-John w. Martin.
CLERKS Aka COMMISSIONERS on AAaxEss
Cssare Clerk John Waters; assistant, joseph Lyons
Commissioners Stephen j. Franklin, VIM. Oime and
Hudson Taylor
Eastern Clerk. Michael Conner commissioners Fran.
els Jenkins and George W. Johnson
Western. Clerk VIM. d. Serrin commissioners Vim.
H Walker and solomon stoven.
Northern. Clerk. George d spencer commissioners,
George II. Jones and James r Deyine.
Commissioner Of Wea Baria Ground Joseph Borrows
and VIM Wilson August Miller, sexton.
lbSnnissroses Of East Burial GrouDd--John d. Brandt
ala aes,rgs w Oyster. John o. 'Neale, sexton.
ron lssrEctoss AND AK.suEkx. ~ lgApxE
Peter Gallant, wm Douglass, and samuel b Boyer
nKAsunEns.
Thomas w osgodby, Joseph z Williams Samuel G.
Mcknm, Richard Wimsatt and John Cumberland
pEAsrRKRs OF GRAIN, BRAN, ETC.
QHftT.--JuIlH
.St~oad daria, Joseph z. Williams.
Inspector Of aour and sailed prorasio,s Joseph Lyons
Isl district William Riggles
"a John T Stewart
50 [" ! n Downing
s,s q William Doneiass
aah b. +. Dyer
6h Edward wayson
IN q! John II. Bird,
Scavengers and sweeps Aot yet nominated
POLICE MAGISTRATES,
sarauel npEy, fra, district
JOHN ID. Clark, second district
Daniel Smith, third district.
Thomas G Donn fourth district
Patrick McKenna fifth district.
James Gull, sixth district
Daniel Rowland, seventh district.
fa.ef sf Palsos --F.sA. Klcpfer
roLrcs ocssrApIxs
VIM Daw and John Dewdney, first district
Wiliiaw II. Tanning and Joseph Williamson, second
district - - ~
James H. Suit and Vim. l.. Ross third district
lAlEart Mclienys Henry Yoatman and b. T. Watson,
fourth distIiot. l4 80
H. G. Narrower, T.. G. Gardiner, and r. Collins, fifth
district.
Yhos Fl Robinson and Francis s Edelin, sixth district
Jno. M Lloyd and Joseph A. Gill, seventh district
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7 ORD BYRoN'S WORKS. 6 vols. Murray's
~ llos.i iondo, !. edition, 10 purple calf sind,ns
knight f'ct~a Shakespeare vols, octHso. London
me s.ratpord shakespeare leyols London IN oak eases
Rsiss Ios,. ress D-aon Haif sss'aSN ar 'en ~"
Reses morraphra incrnsry le vols calf
Rollins Ancient History vcis London Many maps; IN half
f~Aa s-d'r works ssaian saia r4ad,a Half
wh~wer. Hi-crs a rnaoc,ve sciences svol. london
Ard rasny oisr standard works in ane hnana
Ionaan by FRsNcK TAYLOR
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&. Gautier's French ReEfanrant.
soliciting your patronage for the Gaming
Il sonI respectfully cl sticnsn unsurpassed
facilities Of business aIsns made 70 supply the
hrrrst dnaets sai and parties few hours notice The
anabe terms with everything pertainine The uot fashionable
entertainments. se g. ta m ~ st
Ny beurc thai eqnaed
Entre dinners and dessert furnished trouble yourself
family moderate FRr>cH
bone Of HRS
nch articles
Also China, glass, siherwarp, and table ornament
~ q GA,iTiEa
4i a4tf e cse fsans, isanta avenue.
& Dec 6-2a3tsw gfIiH s4. se,fa
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I,HE LAST Lor rms sEAsON.-we open d

fTNHE LAST LOT THIS SEASONING open this
Il morning the last loi a those sao
cioaks for ladies that we shah have sssts n W
Ia point q sFle and finish they
lhe ssry best make ever altered tins market
Black cloths ribbed and
SILK veyets, NIL widths for ladies
lnfyest aud cheapest hot in the District ~ has
zoo dozep ladies Paris gloves.
oas price on, narked hsnress ns parssper
overcharged. ~ :.
rfhhy 4 BROTHER
tt stores, building
.2--i0tar Hss Opposite Centre Market.
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orlep os rnx .snu.cvor Aor,urusrv 4e
Astt. ft& T'i7T7V u. .si,n.r- Sr.~-I 1nsv
- . ~ xsi pssi oi . Z, gs' a - - ~ -.
IlkOPOSAIS are invited Tor materials &nd work
II The Washington aqueduct
h.t4s w Bg8 l&as. As5 llsf VI III 19~T '-
1ome~ anu sl~ncssssas ~ we msssrAs 40 wox - ~
~ WI e ready i'f tns once - - ssr - 80
fia 49, ~, !. -, 4, ,,, ...no - ....w...
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rnaa s, ss ~. ~ u, ~ % @ | a ~ ~ =" - .S.s.& ~ 2 s 80
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-13
OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION or THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON

hsyor-WIn Magruder.
Regiaer.-Wm Morgan
Coyforafton 4norney.--.jaine5 M. Carlisle.
TaI Gesk William j Donohoo
Boek koyv.-Ed~in j KloIfer
Messenger William q Locke
Collector James +. Halliday. Clerks-HaInilton Vii
liams and Reuben Cl-ary
Sagnyor Vim Forsyth
ron MEMBERS TnK OF HEALTH
Philip c. Davis. NJ d., and j b H smith First ward.
Robert X. Stone, NJ d., and Charles l.. Cotman Sec
ond ward
William @. Palmer N. D., and Joseph Bryan, Third
ward
William z. Johnston, M D., and James Iawrenson,
Fourth ward.
J. b Gardiner N. D., and j. p Ingle, Fifth ward
f. 5 Walsh, NJ. ID, and John d. Brandt, Sixth ward,
lanes Il. Morgan, NJ. D., and George Mattingiy, Sew
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