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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

The abscOnding teller of the Atlantic Bank
Brooklyn, Oscar A. Field, is reported by some
of the papers to have gone to California, by 9TH
ers to Europe via Portland or Boston. 1t is
not known how large an amount he has abstrac-
ted, but if true that faro-table induced him
to be dishonest, there may be truth in the story
that his defalcations amount to $4,000. Mr..
Field is So years of age, a native of New Jersey,
and leaves a wife and two children. The delec-
tives are on his track
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
sP EcIAL NOTICES.


CtSciNNAT March . Is,5
sfRssas o. r BAErz { Co. GeHfemsa:-Earl, I,,;vs,,,
my daughter, about years aF- vas u.t,-;
Win severe cod, which settled her iuBEs We ts
several uieaieines which were higply Feeeazs,s
uhleh seemed hsr any COED, but ss eOntaai 70 -
worse aad fHdiIy rufsed Lar0e q Jlood -
Eangs. We called In family ply siela Tut he f.Fl
20 do her any good, and HorHsi We thea eai n
physiean who Is Of skilful professor IN g.
Of our colleges; said that ss could GEL lrt! "a
give no hopes OH recovery AID rseOHEsnded Coz
Liver OIL which, he said, might While she lasted
but It failed 70 give her relief
At this time friend, who had beea cured BY the uss Of
DR. Halls BAIsAH, advised rs, by ali means TO rive
trial We then got bottle Of DIT. hairs BAlsaH and ts-
fore she had the Arst bottle ali up. che Immediately
began to ImPrOve and by the three bottles
rIRELY cCRED-
As this MEDICINE has been hs Of restoring y
loved daughter health give this simple Tat
others may know OF this great remedy, and may also
brueattsd by the sale. alsO At liberty Tsfsr
rs or our nsigh5ors who visited artas her sickness
HARRIET CUSlDITSs.
Residence, No. sS3 Race, Ninth and Court 81.
E~Da- HALL,s BALsAN-warranted 70 break up Ii,
most distressing cough few hours the nOnsy VII y
eheerfaly refundsd. For sale by
tn LOGAN CO., wheeling. Va.
sebss-su a. O. GOOD CO., a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

In Burlington, Vt, last week, Martin Flana.
gan, a lad of ID years, had his arm sawed up to
the elbow by planning cylinder with which he
imprudeutly meddled. 9-or-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
New Advertisements.
EMBROIDERY.

TO THE LADIES OF WHEELING.
FRS BORDEN would respectfully aBuounee that she =
MI preuaFed teach the elegant and useful at o. E-
broidsry. a. fellows: FRENCH, SILK aud ChEHILtE.
Persons can learn all separate bFanehes 20 s
their taste Mrs. B. has letters Of Recommendation non
ladies OF distinction who were formerly her puplls
She also has on hand elegant Undressing apparatus 20
impress goods OF every shape and grade Ladies who are
ortunats a. 10 have knowledge the Art Of EmbToders
will please call and have their work Impressed which vii
rs Rd6ns az sIq x. MeLa1s House. No H. hl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

a letter writer from Havana, estimates the
cost of dying in Cubu. lie says, if you die on
the Island, it will cost your friends 5000 before
your remains can be taken away. Ifyou die
poor, and those expenses are not paid, yon are
taken in the public dead cart and pitched into
ditch among the remains of paupers and those
who have been executed. The 5000 is made up
as follows; coffin $t75; cmbalming $500; church
tax s72; hotel for bedding, about $40 so
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEI.
RROADV Aysl 1es n

CORNER FRANKLIN srREEF, NEW YORK.
uers Inducements 70 MEHcHAHTs and FouhrIs vi,itInv
unAaIPassed BY hotel "a. The
S Are among the sdsantagss Which It posssSeS
Ana unlcn VIII ne appreciated By an travefer1
lat cen raj location, eouTenIguf u 49, -
IS vel ~ places OF amusement -+'-e-,i
20 seTdpui0usly clean, we'll farni,iel .yd -,
ed sleeping apartments. rrft - 's'itAAA-
%, large and supeThly furnished citing rooms, ,h .
% Broadway. -. e4lsiisi - view
4tl Being conducted on flie Furore,sn ,l-,,
i've In the best style with the ereafrst tA can
nth II Is CONNECTED Win - f---s-
- HLOR,S oELEBRATED SALOONS.
where visitors can have their meals ar ms, 49,
VII Dc furnished in their own ro0I1g e-'ls they
4de ~, s1 g "a ne 1Oons and Hotel Is aeEpovI
HstFIi 10 ne city. superior to that Vfany other
~. ~ IS tn enst Of Iivir III,
feb<c-91dtsaE il a ~ -. = 4 Gas Hotel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

HERE is an item to prove that we are living in
progressive age. A man in Orange, Mass,
was married on the 9th inst, became a father
on the 10th, and advertised his wife ON the
l4th, cautioning all persons against harboring
OF trusting her on his account
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

TuE manufacture of wines and brandies in
California, for 1858, is about 100000, which is
nearly double the product of the United States
in 1850. The grape culture is very rapidly in
crcasing, and it is estimated that the yield of
1889 will reach 100000 gallons wines and
branfies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES OLARKE'S
Celebrated Female pills.

OC40GG eAS0A A4A6s
Prepared from prescription Of or J. clfrhe, n D..
PAysteiaH Extraordinary 70 fhe QEesa-
This Invaluable medicine unfainE the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject nOdeEates excess
moVss all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MABRERD LADIES'
It Is especially saed Il VII, shorttne bring the
monthly period with regularity
zach bette, price One Dollar, bears the 9ovsrnzsHt
stamp OF Great britain. Ia prevent eoanterfel,s.
CAItTION.
TAess Ifks ahOHid not Be tkea IvJSsGlss dErfHgtAS
FIRST THREE KOGzBS 81 pregnancy, tsST are
'Ts 60 6riag ,eay50Oe, Latat 0Hy otACr tisIstsy
are Gaze.
In ali eases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight e1eTon, Pzpta-
tiOn Of the Heart Mysteries and Whtss these Pis vii
eject when al other means failed, and A.
though powerful remedy, do contain Iron, eAIOEs,
antnony, or anything huTtial 20 the constitution
Pun directions in the pamphlet around each PseEaEs.
which should Be carefully preserved.
Sole Agentf for the United States and Csnadn,
GateI o. Baldwin 4 Co.. ROehestsT.N.
NB--S1,oo and postage siamPs enclosed ysu
thoTised Agent viii insure bottle eortaInIag PinS
- return NAH
For sale b I. n. LOGAN Z 90. in wheeling,
b l. Rahnestoek 4 Co. Wholtsaie Arents Pit.sburr;
fafeeis L1dd Co.. Wholesale gents VAL kek-
-.- L. 3 u - f aP@SS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

FAST men. fast horses, and thc>tbird article in
the rapid" category, are alleged to have
been the ruin of the absconded cashier of the
Atlantic Bank, Brookly, New York. Poker
was his fayO,ite game, and he lost heavily
some nights over thousand dollars sitting
it said, in all $4,000. The bank officers esti.
mate their losses at $4,000 One of the N. Y.
fapers gives rumor of his suicide
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
COMMISSIONERS SAFE

DIV virtue Of decree Of the County Court for Ohio eou
yPronouneed on the 9th day OF February IN the year
1907 IN the case OF james H. Stout against n Reed
and others, the said James H. Stout H. Rect
As the COMMITTEE 81 John Hazie lunate VIII sen Al te
So ana pest eassr q public auction, Monday the st
mentioned being lots numbered one hundred and te1t
ei;t (2S) and one hundred and tWentysuine IP9N ~ IT,
plat OF the addition 70 the Of WheeInE a. aid on ~
Chaplne and John ROl 10 that part Of The city 81
wheeling known As the Fifth Ward Of sid cay - =
IEAais % SALE-The one-fourth the ulrhase uor.y
70 os Paa upon hs confirmation Of said sale bT the said
equal instalneutsY payable In sx twelve and IyifsS
AFTER the day Of sale the whole bear ntrreSt
Gay OF sale me purchaser giving his bonds HIth ap
proved peIsonAl security Ter the plTcase MONEY! ana ~
e 70 ps retained until the farther said Court
SAFE 70 commence ~ 10 O'clock ~
JAMES II STOUT, p
-. THOMAS IL REED
u tep@o fln,,-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

BETHANY CoLLgGE.-We learn that at late
meeting of the Board of Trustees of Bethany
College, Mr.. G. j. Kemper of Rockingham Co.
Virginia, was elected Professor of Mathematics,
in. lieu of Prof Miligan, (rcsigned) and that
Hiram Christopher a. NJ. NJ. D. of ST Louis,
was elected Prof of Chemistry in place of DR..
Richardson, Gresigned) Thenppointments take
effect for the next session. Mr.. X is n gradu-
ate Of the University of yirginin, while DR..
Christopher graduated Mt Bethany, in 1856
This appointment leaves no vacancy in the Fac
ulty. The college is in highly prosperous con-
dition and bids fair to have a large increase in
its students for the next session. Tho main
building is under contract and will be mostly
ready for use by the commencement of the next
session. The President and Vice President start
South in n few days, to raise funds to complete
the entire building, which will;then. in proper
tions, finish and adaptability TO college purpo.
ses, be inferior to no college with which We
arc acquainted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

TnE Book OF JoB.-The book of JOB is gen.
orally regarded as the most perfect specimen
of the poetry of the Hebrews. 1t is alike
picturesque in the delineation OF individual
phenomena, and artisticalIy skillfuil in the
ddactic arrangement of the whole work. In
all tho modern languages in which the Book
of job has been translated, its images, drawn
from the natural scenery of the East, leave a
deep impression on the mind. "The Lord
walketh on the nights of the waters, on the
ridges of the wave towering high beneath the
force of the wind" "The morning red has
colored the margin of the earth, and variousy
formed the covering of the clouds, as the
hand of man holds the yielding clay" The
habits of animals are described as, for instance,
those of the wild ass, the horse, the buffalo,
rhinoceros and the crocodile, the eagle and the
ostrich. We see "the pure ether spread, during
the heat ofthe south wind, as melted mirror
over the parched desert"
The poetic literature of fIle Hebrews is not
deficient in variety of form, for while the He.
brew poetry breathes warlike enthusiasm from
Joshua to Samuel, the little book of the cleaner
Ruth presents us with charming and exquisite
picture of nature. Goethe, at the period of his
enthusiasm for the East, spoke of it as the love-
liest specimen ofepic and idyl poetry which we
| r--"Assl'- HnHl6O{it's Cosmos z = 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
NOTICE.
NEW LITER AIRY d EP o T.

NEW LIT FER AIRY d EP o T.
THE subscriber respectfully announces 70 his old friends
i and the public generally that he VIII open News De.
pot Wednesday morning, directly opposite the Posi-
Ia the room lately occupied by Chas BlEer as Cigar
Mandatory, where he viii keep all the late papers aEa
zines, &o., 10. tnhi-iwl R0Bf O 9KAHES.
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS!
TN THE GREATEST VARIETY AND PEoRuSIOS, ~
Store IS Monroe Water St., wheeling,
Va The articles comprised under this caption are
White and Fancy hTts, Neggee shirts, TOR hsi-
and trATrling MArseles bosorr Shirts. Under
Shirts, (Sk, MeTnJ Cotton Linen mud JeAss DraasFs'
(siik Linen MeFino and JeHnO Gloves, Hall Hose loot
ton, Mrino and plain and fancy sax do Cravats Ties
Stocks Handkerchsefs, (sk and Lnsne Byron, Croker,
and ali other fashionable kinds Of Collars, &C. Ae
mhf-im THOs. HUGHES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

WE direct attention to thu card of Eli p
Norton, Attorney Mt Law, New York City, to
be found in our advertising columns this morn.
eng Rv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

ovEH $4,000 was subscribed in Louisiana
in one week to erect Southern Methodist
University,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

IT is in evidence before the Select Naval In
vestigating Committee, that Mr.. Buchanan sent
a letter to Mr. Toucey in September last, urging
that a contract for building the machinery of
the Philadelphia sloop of war be taken from the
Novelty Iron Works, New York, who were the
lowest bidders, and given to Merrick & Sons
Philadelphia, the only old Wings In Col. Flor
ences District in favor of his reelection, and it
was so awarded. BY this Presidential job, AGO
mechanics were kept employed in FlorencO's
District for elcctioneering purposes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

AN American medical student named Smith,
not long ago graduate of Union ColIge, has
created quite a sensation in the medical circles
of Berlin. by proposing new remedy for Group
In severe cases, he suggests the administration
of oxygen as substitute for the atmospheric
air, which the child can no longer inhale in suf.
ticient quantities to save life. sincehe declared
his theory in that city, his experiments have
been repeated by one of the Oldest physicians in
Be lin, and those who were present drew up a
paper to be presented to the principal medical
society of the city. Mr.. Smith was subse-
quently invited to aimeeting of the Society,
and found he had been elected an active member
during his stay in Germany, and corresponding
member after his return to America. 1t is
thought tho experiment may tend to important
results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-31
NO. 2O6.
M1sCELLANEOUs READING.

\ CHASSEUR'S JOKE on AN ORNITnoL"-
GI>T.-M. \. Gandon writes to Paris from Al
gcria thc following. for the truth oi which
he vnurheS:
"A learned ornithologist, on a scientific
tour IN Nigeria, was anxious to procure some
ot the eggs Of the Carthage fowl, Il species at
game OF easy capture. Not 81 their CGEs.
| which they hide with so much success that
our informant, during a residence Of four
years. has not seen single one. The nat
uralist having made known his wishes in
the presence of several French officers. and
Offering to pay for the eggs one frame apiece,
Captain of Chasseurs d Algerie nicknamrd
Xcphyrs, remarkable for bravery, but 10y uo
means innocent Of maraudng pr"pensltirS.
proposed to appeal to his men Tor volunteers.
In consequence his orderly next morning
opened the subject before the assembled COM
pany, who volunteered to man To procure
hundreds of dozens at the rendered price. The
choice was fixed on the greatest marauder>.
who repaired to the man OF science. Pleased
with their appearance, he readily yielded To
their desire OF part payment III advance.
gave them twenty francs, and promised a>
much more if they brought two dozen hy
evening. They made every promise, and
stated The spot where they expected to be-
successful.
Their first movement Was to the inn.
where, in the midst of copious ibations. they
began to examine their contract. The first
point elected. was that neither had ever seen
Carthage Fowl egg which one firmly as
serted was laid in the air, suggesting at thc
same. time that fictitious attack OF Arabs
would settle the matter His companions Oh
iected To the uniairness of deceNlng good
folks, and proposed that the eggs q invented.
At this luncture the inn keeper arrived from
market with baskettul of eggs imported
from Spain The second soldier took two
dozen. at the rate of twelve sous Il dozen.
procured kettle, lighted fire, and soon "b-
laincd some boiling water, into which hc
plunged the eggs and blue colored silk hand
kerchief When boiled hard they were with
drawn the shell having acquired delicate
blue tinge. This was not thought sufficient
10 puzzle the ornithologist. n lew sous were
expended in neighboring shop on small
box Of water colors and a hair pencil The
cOlors were well mixed in Il plate and Il va
ricty of strange hieroglyphics painted "n
each shell. Thus provided, the successful
hunters marched triumphnntly TO the res
iiencc otthc ornithologist, which they reached
long before evening. He had gone in quest
of good setting hen. His servant was pro
fuse in his thanks-heard with interest the
dangers they had encountered, and from
which they only escaped by killing four Arabs
paid the stipulated price. with two extra
FIVE franc pieces for the extra risk incurred,
and anxiouSly awaited his masters return.
No aIlusion has ever been made to this adj
Venture by the sayan, but it is known that
the hen died of exhaustion from uycr-sctting.'
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e,1- NnA Ag&AN.EuENrS.-Thc follow

U,u ARaANIEuENTS.-Thc follow
;.,"Ir,. the present Mail arrangements ut
.,- ,.xmdria Post Ofhcc:-
T.. y,rrAcru Mail will close, daily, at | and :!
- , M. except on SaturdayS-thcn At ! a.
..... n M There i. mail for Washington City
.,rr .,,.;u,ar qp.m.. on Saturdays.
f1. M.il for Richmond. Va. and all South oil
v;..n,,,i ysi,l close at >. M. and |. m, en-
-,...", ir.ilv.-tncn at }! I'm.
r... " Ill, for the Orange and Alexandria and
v,r,..,. Gap Railroads, Warrcn,on, Middleburs'
'aJrir:,y c. H.. close daily At >! a. NJ. There
;.r.m,il tor the Manassas Gap Railroad ON sun
dly, ~, ,,o,,.,,,
v',j,y. Wednesdays, and Fridays. al p. III.
Tar. a nr for Lcc,burg, via Baltimore and
o1s. Railroad. closing at =. m., on Iuesday''
T,g-.iy. lul Sundays.
r., Mail for the Aldic route viii close at a. M,
T,,.j,y., Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Tn. Mail cor the Occnquan route will close nj
, m. Tue, ays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Tn. Mai Tor the Theological Seminary will close
ANN. tally. except sundays.
IN. Maj Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the East
-, shore of Virginia. closes at and p H., except
n, stturiay--th"u ~ +. m
Tpe ufFcc will open every day except Sunday
80, .,'rlock. 4 ". close daily at i. NJ, and
,;Ir h, opsncd from : to 7 NJ. for delivery oi
ne mail, which arrives at ?. NJ, from the North.
one hours On sunday from to a. NJ, and
-, .. "a l. VI
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rDWapr CHASE, II. .


EoOK-BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
"" - Prime, .N'.',i, otpo,ii, 'hc "">coc CFc".
ALEXANDRIA. "a.
MUSIC. Magalincs. and Old Books bound in
VI any style. also RULE. and max" :" order.
any description Of BLANK BOOKS which will
warrant To- hc made of the best rapcran materials.
and bound in the >'r"u-c,; manner. Bank uticerSs
Banker. Mcr, han'>. clerks OF C"uri,. Hotel Keep
err. Insurance COMPANIES. and all who want Blank
Books axe respectfully i"yi'cd to give me a call.
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STEAM DYEING, CLOTH
DRESSING, ana SECURING EsTA2-
LlSHMENT,

\. y. WAKEFIELD, PR"rREroE.
1IERCIlhAIS and others are respectfully m
vi yiici to examine the superior s'yIc )" Wm'ch
,,,nL. are CLEANED AMI pl Ed At my establish
,n,rt No. -. Fairfax lold Stand,) where
rvrrytLiur entertaining Io u well regulate! cSab-
li.hucut of the kind can hc done IN superior
manner. ut moderate prices. GOODS forwarded
to any part u; Virginia a"d Mary with DIS
rat..h. safely AMI carefully packed.
\ call l. respectfully solicited. You will ilnd
me At all times a; nay post. ready and willing t."
accommodate all desiring my services.
'LIIl
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II hE z n II = II . I U n II y . . Z
CORNER OF CAMERON AID FAiRFAA >TS.
MUS wcl-kuown and Port LAR HOTEL
I having zone a THpEGtGh HhNO| 4
nos op@ EEFiENi>HiNG. is now open. with
everything complete. tog the convenience and ac-
cummodat;ou If BnARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
~ The Proprietor has secured the services OF
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAM Eli +.
GREGORY. under whose Joint management IL"
pains viii hc spared To sustain the reputation "i
fhc HOUSE as a FiRNT CLASS HOTEL III
every rr.rcri. JAMES GREEN.
AirNnnIrin Eclrnnry ], lSlg-lti
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VESSELS WANTED

-. FOR &C.,
pIYV0UTH. BOSTON. COHASSET. C0HAS-
SET NiEEUWS HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE.
plGHTUN. NEW YORK.
im oiisr NoHhgW GHd Eastern Ports.
Apply T" lap III ro" LIZ ".
- VESSELS WANTED.-To load Coal 10
.Hz.s Philadelphia. New York. Providence, Bos-
'7r. and other ports. to the North and East. Also
freight. for small vessels in the Bay. Apply to
D. B. SMITH.
,n--tf Queen street Wharf
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H 81 ~.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention OF the public to tn" tarili-
/ ties afforded 10y this Company. for the quick and
safe conveyance of Specie Bank Notes. valuable
packages. heavy and bulky freight. &c.
EXPRESSES for the East. to liaIrln"re. Phlla-
dcphia. New York. Boston, Providence, Hartford,
6c. leave our office daily. at l. o'clock. y. VI.
EXPRESSES for rac south t" Richmond. Fred
erirksburg. Pctcr>bur. I.yurhiur-. and for points
in North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia. Ala
buma and Tennessee. leave daily. at y. y NJ.
Cur EXPRESSES are alwaE. arcomia"'c" ny
careful and Trustworthy messengers, and the public
can rely upon all business entrusted t" u "tin@
done with safety. VUucruulily. a"d despatch.
RArrS-From Baltimore. - cents ''"r ''o lbs;
from PHILADELPHIA. 81: from New York. sl.5'.
re- No packages of goods taken hy weight un-
less weghm. over 2Gh ihS.
ian 20-tr i. VI. FALLS. Agent.
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB of WASH
INGT0N.

Three Times Week until further Notice.
ur~~s The steamer THOMAS COLLIER
- s..will. from after the eth of March. run
regularly to Noun, Vernon and tho Tomb Of Wash
ia.rpn. IN TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud
FRIDAYS, leaving tn, wharf, AT the foot of 'th
street. Washington, at y. \. NJ. and returning in
tim for ,h. early at,cruonn train for Baltimore.
Carhc, leave all the h-;rls. and the corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue AMI 1th street, at 9. A. NJ
R,uni trip 81. NH o-f
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DRY GOODS. &C.
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS At VERY
" Low PRICES.

,,''' -, '" |i ~ ".'"'
h''i'It' 0''''''i'S' l'''I "''''"S
~, ,r'Su iiIr',,i e!.,. ~; 4" ""u '<,.'
n'''h ,'.'h 49, ''"'''' "'"N'S
!, 80. i,;,i', ,,.,s -,
~ r""l -, - WV anu ,'"" a'.'"",
|auI' ''''',,'.' ':''" '',', ,''"., ""u%s ''>
Linen ''''''H''' ''.''H' ,',''" - ''"'H ;"
grcat variety
Ephbin. VaL.uriur,. and Isle EItiu.,
French Work. of every variety.
TAYLOR UTTCUISON.
WASHINGTON. an, s-2w ~ Louisiana Avenue
bh1AH ADAMS
Az T. luSt received the following ph>ihA-
IL hLE M"" -,
>rM l"fN MI,S' i"r Hh!r. naAihS
hl'na'">"" i"""! l''," L'.'"S
fr"niin@ Linens, "t best gnahtE
WLirr Er;IIiuui. Bird Ey, pm.r
Iir.u Shirt Fronts
Small fe,urrd Mrrimack Prints
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GOODS and low nrjcc. will insure ns a large share
of ,l,;r r,rrnpoor ASIIBY ( WOOD.
81 the old stand, No. 40. King street. under
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office.
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