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ELECTRICITY.

DR TRAVERSE having with unparalleled
Chronic diseases In other cities has induced
In this city for few weeks In order give the afflicted
opportunity Of testing the wonderful curative property Of this
great Therapeutlcal agent.
Eectrcy rightly applied gives instant relief and makes
permanent In very short time. My apparatus differs
widely all Others and made according my order
medical purposes only giving shock 70 the patient but pleas
ing sensation, and producing an nyigoratlng eject.
Persons afflicted with the following diseases give call and
will In very short time Nervous Sick Head
ache Neuralgia Caarrh Bronchitis Coughs aud pulmonary dis
tending Consumption ScrOfula Hip Diseases White
n Eypelas Salt Rheum Teer RASH Carbuncles aud humors
every description Spinal Diseases Curyature rheumatism
Wins Dance Fits Paralysis Deafness and Running the Ear i'm.
paired Vision contracted Muscles Dyspepsia Liver Complaint
Debility Seminal Weakness Dropsy Debility LeucOrrha
Of the Womb In years practice have
upwards Of thousand Of Pospsu Ute Falling the
Womb.
will pay fifty dollars for that epresented where
have failed 20 make permanent cure.
by It's application will extract teeth without pain During
the operation the patient experiences nvgorang pleasing
sensation and genial glow this operation has pro
by Of the eminent Of the faculty such as-Dr
Godlng Bird Dr. Wilson Phillips, Prof Msttence, Dr. Marshal
Hail. Prot Hunter Robt Boyeand Others be the greatest
invention Of the age
which have been known fail in producing the desired d
feet
once In Relyins Block on 18th st. Room No.
ER Office hours from A. NJ to p. NJ from to g. and to
9P.M.
sY- Consultation FREE.
Letters Of consultation kc must have stamp enclosed
der prepay
p s-Phycans Dentists and Families furnished machines
and directions foruse nol2-d3m
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1853. NOW READY FOR THE FALL TRADp ,es9
GEORGE STA RPETr, ''"'

lbhL'lN : hGh, GOVERNOR ST.
OFFERS 70 his customers assortment uniysuoa
" mat OF any preceding ear Our facilities for dolny n
aOra IA aa uTh d"enhg ,ore factories churches &e "a
cannot De eAcehed kepaiTDgpeees for Stoves sojd I
years past for sale. 'N'N 'H -
Bars,ow's Spiral Furnace, for brick size,
Richmond Portable Furnace; sizes
Hedenburg's Patent Heater; sizes
fireplace Chimney u eater (formeav
Brilliant Gas-Burner Ga fgs saYerG sizes - i00e-J
FACTORY CoalBurner Warranted 10 stand sr.,. o H..
American Cooking Range, for brick; sizes -" ''AA
American Cooking Range rotary top: Szs,
Bay State Cooking Range tpertSbIee sys.
Helpmeet Cooking stOye-a new article -. a.,
trade with HotWaer Reservoir nRoaster bboII h osa
large Oyen-simple, strong and complete 'i hoes ana
In addition TO the above, some tfty w. Isr.. -,
the varied wants Of the people anu Sues suited TO
Country dealers buying here Stove. IT, W..
&c, at Northern prceG, save freight so ""e' runps Pipe,
Early orders will receive immediate st,er,to,
he wei done. N'' ""e d last As The work
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUAR

MORPHY'S GAMES.
d. APPLETON & co.
Nos S4S and 34s BROADWAY
PUBLISH TINS
MORPHE'S GAMES.
SELECTION OF THE BEST GAMES PLAYED
BY THE DISTINGUISHED CHAMPION,
In EUR0PG AND AMERICA.
ANALYTICAL AND CRITICAL NOTES
J. L0wENTHAL
vol. 12mo. Cloth 4T3 pages $l25.
TO THE READER
TANY friends both In Europe and America frequently
NH urged me 20 arrange collection my games which they
sure me meet with kindly reception from chess players
would have pecluded concurng with attering request
not assistance friend Herr
owenta The copous notes with which enriched
are mainly due his weearned reputation asslduiy
ANALYST and will amply repay pea from every lover OF our no
In the O! work. rule has been adopted Of Civ.
ing far as possible @ best Of my games This rule however,
TO matches which
was thought advisable give entire. parties
which might ohe wise have been omitted others
wanting would perhaps have replaced
the reader to express his opinion the udcous
Of the selection and solicit his consideration
PAUL MoRPHY.
D. A. CO., als- publish
THE EXPLOITS AND TRIUMPS IN EUROPE OF PAUL NOR
PLY THE CHESS CHAMPION including a Historical account
OF Clubs Biographical Sketches Of Famous Players
formation relating to the Game
Paul Morphy late Secretary In Europe vol limo with portraits
of the great living Players 20 cents
ANGELS BOOK OF CHESS; BuYo COMPLETE GUIDE
CANE ! vol, 12Ino. Cloth, 81 IS
CHESS BOARD FOR TRAVELLERS, IN A CASE 30 cents
KINNEY's MANUAL oP CHESS. vOl 1smO. 50 cents
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"pENEFITs OF LIFE INSURANCE.

ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHT THOUSAND NINE HUN.
DRED DOLLARS.
(SIiS,0OO.)
Wave been paid by the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY for losses by DEATH under ~ policies issued
Richmond Academy and $s 900 will be paid days
account OF recent deaths
Hunared In Richmond who have families friends dependent
their lives for support could with small portion their
policy for thousand dollars paid
az their death.
The cost Of Life nsurance the MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
by the return in dividends 40 per cent? made low that
almost any person can insure for
Premium may be paid annually semi annually quarterly
Agency No. q Pearl Street
KNOWLES WALFORD.
B-We insure SLAVES In the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Charlottesville for years the
favorable We have paid several thousand dollars this
Company Slaves insured with the and
promptly. de5 KNOWLES WALPORD.
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NOTICE.--Deslrous 70 do what 20 build up "a
our civ, We have determined commence MANU- "a
fACfUklNG OUR CLOTHING IN THIS CITY, at the ~
earliest day az which arrangements do LII
Ou Mr. Keen has been absent Europe for the last three
months selecting goods for Spring sales and from his long
peence and well known expect show the attrac
tive stock ever seen this market By the lt day Of February
SHAH have In store superb Spring stock for the Wholesale
trade and earnestly invite Merchants who have
heretofore North Our extensive operations important ad
Vaages In M purchase o. goods and long experience enable
GO offer inducements those house In the Union
- We shall from this day an WINTER CLOTHING at
such reduced prices will the interest Of purchaser
anticipate their wants.
JAZZ KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
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REMOVAL! REMOVAI!!

0tHARLES A. GwArKJN will from the
~ eupes the hrs day March Until that time he will
sell of his large and desirable 81 ok Of Dry Goods Carpets Silks
and Embroderies Ribbons Negro Clothing brown and beihed
Cotton at almost any price clear them out by that time His
object sell every piece goods IN the house avoid the
bic Of moving The prices will be reduced 10 effect that OBJ
ject
NOtIce.The attention Of the Ladies requested the large
stock Of Silks doubled skirt Robes and French Delane Robes also
Coaks flannels, &C. Also 5000 yds printed Dean's
We will take great pleasure In showing parties through the stock
time.
del3--6uf c. A. GwATKIN.
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SASH, BLINDS AND Doors

--.,,, -, TURNING.
FlNHE Oldest Establishment Ia, Richmond ,bs-o -
The above articles IN peEton at the shortest 1ocs "
Being confident OF giving entle salsfactoD re
cts, heretofore, the public patronage Hsyns so
cabinet and carpenters Turning his business tie u
HaVe ueif WORK "i0H9 diSdp sRea delay give ms r.
s---oo AlLEs AMBLER, Mayo street
A DAMS PURE MOUNTAIN RYE urIIsuy-
N Having made arrangement with Mr. jas NJ Iism' 80
bridge manufacturer OF the justly ceebra ed Adsm. Wbl r.
which we become his sole agents. will Ia futu. ken
on hand good supply, 70 which would call M =,
buyers al JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 OTLYg
----- l3 PEARL street
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81, 100000.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
" Comptroller OF the State Of New and hands
OF the Company to secure policy holders.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY Liberal Principle.
Porty per Of the premium Life Policies will be
Insured when the premium exceeds SO.
Policies issued ard payable 70 the Insured arriving
tain age the family Of the insured at death should
happen previously 10 arriving at that age
Endowment POLICIES for children granted favor
able terms.
Policies issued greatly reduced Of premium when the
insured prefers not 10 participate In the dividends.
All losses paid promptly and without litigation.
We shall be pleased have call and policy
in this old and reliable Company which you
ed by your own citizens.
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
Office 1870, Main street,
Few doors above Post 0fce.
CHAs =. WoRTHAM,
General Agent and Attorney
for the Company In Va
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Jas H. COSwAY, VI D.
20. 7. COLEMAN, VI. d.
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i GILrIyAToRs AND HARROWs FOR Q$.-a
PUTTING IN wHEAT.-Bei-ying that Ibavs >>S->y-S
IA my NEW PL0W the best Plow In use Is.a<rxEA~>
make M. 9heT TO the Fame and Planters viii farnsb o.
with these Implements andha better than %
have they return them 70 after irving them a. nov
sB Fresh supply OF Turrp Seed Just received " '"Ass
jyq2 door. 'sIAH, sboxs 80, y, %. Sx Main 81,
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I ICORICE,-P&s Stick and mass of approved brands
IL Gum.Arabic and Olive Oil
Tonqua Beans Superior Angostura
Just received and for sale low by PTTFIELD GEORGE
In NJ Blair CO. building,
no22-u Corner 18th and Gary Streets
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
VOLUME 81.

TERMS:
p..r as per annuu Seul " seky, S5 Weekly, eSi Al
DA st, Reu-i,ances may be usdc a. ths risk % the
ya L M cases evidence Is taken on the deposit Of
~, "a ~ p,.t Ofce containing money.
leii-i'- CIV
o ssaare 90 unesl or less one Insertion
VA' zach additional insertion. 70
One month without alteration. 80 y
Th-ee DO do ................-- 10 W
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Twelve DO DO .-.-.-..---...----o % w
Three ro1tha
months
Twelve n1lifa.... -P' W
advertisement be consdsied by The month or year
as8 on ue Manuscripts, previously agreed upon b.
81 -1eut no, marked he copy Tor specified
tirns ru De continued until ordered eat, and payment
srs.iel sccortnsy. ,- .,, . -. ,-.,- H.
tf. ANNUAL Advertisers Be is proper;o 20 ratsiits
privileges o1ly extends % their Immediate business Rral
- rsl and an other Advertisements sent by them 20 be an
llF-.,-,I cr arge. and u1 yrT-Alon
80 Es., ana General Agents Adve .senents not % be
ths wear be charged at ths usual rates subject
49, 4fs.1l7t, as shall De agreed upon.
g,5,s-s and yearly advertisers generally, engaging one
SQUARES with trr privilege u chause, shan not ou ther
, r--. a any week. insert more Than tae ainsrut
g 7l s tFa standing rule under ffe contract ana an eXcet
s.-.t mount OBJ ha charged Bt the usual rates
-,srts Inserted Bon the semi Weekly Whg az 10 cents
.f .as, less for the drst Insertion, and so cents
N ---. f,- each continuance. or f weekly, IS cents
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WV. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing ManufactOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850
III BIC HAHnNTn W a

Is fact generally known that established Clothing
Mandatory In This city TEN YEARS AGO, and have constant
E Tor that time continued % cut and make large portion OF nv
stock Richmond hundreds Of customers will testify to
and having Increased forces time time, better
prepared O. orders for large small quantities
Than heretofore and w sh them just low
& be had Of Northern houses and equal In % and ma
trritL
Being practical my Business mot having climbed In at
fhr back sndoE others shouders ae myself that can
give much and good article Jr the price any house
North South
wish up PURIFY Southern Manufactures,
patronze the old established houses 20 and let rHN reap the
reward they justly merit for past pen or future services
This mo- humbug prove by from seyentyhye TO one
hundred hands In employ and many OF them have been
for years
Par0uze the manufactures home especially when you
do without additional cost. WM IRA SMITH,
ja5 ia Main ST.
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NOTICE.
OUR stock Of ReROy Made Clothing, No. SO Main st.,
~ have 20 Mr. H. WlllrLOCK and will continue
keep large establishment 40 100 Main St, will be
peasejt and the public In general having
made arrangements manufacture clothing here
prepared receive orders Of kind made up the
style no u0ce Our winter stock will
redu-ei prices, make for Spring STOCK Cal
JAG +. MORRIS & CO. 100 Main st.
D.. NORRIS r. ELLIS
RUY An OVERCOAT.
Nd selection good stock, having all the
N quses comfort durability and accuracy which may be
found a no Main
BUY A DRESS OR BUSINESS COAT,
be 10 ST.;
the that style and quality points
ways try 10 have of the best order.
BUY A FAIR Of PANTS
either fancy or black certain buy pair kind
get good article would recomInend 10 Main ST.
BUY VEST,
Velvet Cashmere six Cashmere Satneit any kind
want aud remember lOMAIN STREET place
% make your selections. TUPMAN HULL,
deg 1lO Main Street
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOOI

ANNUAL INCOME, s2,25O,OO0I
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES OVER ssOOOOOl
Az Directors Personally Rep0sble r tie ncdgenents Of
he Company.
WE respectfully ask attention to the security OF Liverpool
w Ald London Insurance Company IT, policy holders In Us
large cash capital and investments stated above.
The large capital and income Of the Company enable
lines convenient parties requiring large oflnurance
In addition to the ordinary mode Of insurance. this Company
sues sPERN1RENTPOLICIESo on the payment Of NAN6L-
Al PREMIUMS Property Is thenceorth, PERlLANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled any time, pre-
MUM will be returned less per cent.
This Company will make insurance by loss Of Rents by Fire.
and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Of this Company all claims paid upon
sentaon Of satisfactory proof Of loss without dJden deuc-
ion for interet and not as usual presens.
Ion Of proof. WORKMAN WYATT Agents
uhl Main rect. few door abo posto
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old LONDON DOCK BRANDY.-In addition to
Of imported Liquors have the way,
and expected land in hsfppes Old London
Dock Hennessy BRANDY which expressly selected for
the above mentioned port. o. CRAM,
Dealer In Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
dsls No Exchange Block
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SHIP BROKERAGE.
LIGHTE & BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.

LdHIE q bhhDbUhh1'D PlAnUS,
WE CALL the attention Of the citizens OF Rich
w mond, and Virginia, to Piano Fortes which fEfSze
have placed with Mr Carusi that their qualities,
in respect be tested by the side Of theli ~
famed Chick erings.
all Pianos and show high
testimonials any factory In the country All Of which
be at Mr.. Carus Broad Street Sd door from 9th.
LIGIITE 4 BRADBURY
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IrO TME EPIHLIC.-Ia coa.saaeae. o. llhe uaprseed.n

CORRUGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
- WIKE RAILINr.-Securei by L~'ers Patent Admirably
adapted enclosing Plbc Grounds Cemeteries bac0nys Cot
tases Sheep Hurdle Patent Wire, Sacklng Bead
strad every variety OF Folding Iron Beateads and Iron
Furniture Wire Coal Screens ore, sand and Gravel
Screens Netting Mosquito, sheep, Poultry and other
purposes Wire summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
rlety for Gardens, &C.
NJ WALKER & SONS Manufacturers
SIS Market n. T. sixth sreet, Philadelphia.
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REMOVAL.

DACON &. .BASKEHVELL oger for sale
ID 12S hhds. Cuba Sugar
% do. n. q. do
$40 bbs Extra O. and Yellow Sugars
l5i do. Patent Cut Loaf do
s0 do Crushed and Powdered do.
- Terces Cuba Moasses
IA bbs Ocherhausens Molasses
4s5 bags Rio Coffee
50 do. Laggayra Coffee
~ DO Java do, Ua5-lm)
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L oCKsmITHING. q. nELL MANGING, SILvER

L OCKSWITHING, RELL HANGING, SILVER
PLATING &cre subscriber has just returned from the
Northern ce where De has laid In large supply II materials OF
the best quality used il Locksmtuy Beu Hanging slyerPat
ir etc aud Invites public attention 90 bis business lie has
p0yrd 90 De had and prepared 70 make 20
order every kind Lock- Co hang Bells 10 the best manner and 70
f1 silver Plating style 90 De surpassed by any establish
nsut u this country All his work warranted, sale.
Aner an experience n this city, and an ae-
usrtance with the Ga this country he faers
himself give satisfaction both to workmanship aud
prices therefore s0 orders from town and country which
,siu meet with prompt attention.
Psous wishing have Locks made repaired Bells hung In
nv ye Plating executed IN superior in
ad 10 call hs establishment the 10Th street three doors
Ma wher they viii be attended TO- athe shortest no
uce - go
Orders r5m distance through the Post Once will be i'm
edey he and Bel banging done IN any part of the country
AZ city prices. - - -
Address NN W. sNEAD,
slyerPatsr, Locksmth and Bell Hanger
o.1a-dsr, i0th street, Richmond Va.
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DRADY,S PUBLISHING HOUSE.---NEW
ID BOOKS JUST ISSUED adventures by George Augus
sala 90 Ethel Trevor; or The Dukes Victim W.
Reynolds 80 cents Ada Leigh the Love Test by Pierce
80 cents Jane Horton by Jack Brace 25 cents Haunt
"a Homestead by Errym 20 cents Fast Life; or Memoirs
Of the Marquis Of Waterford 25 Mailed free post
age, on receipt of price.
THE WELCOME GUEST, frstcass Family Monthly News
paper issued at the low rate Of TwEsT CEXTs send
specimen az Bradys Catalogue Of all the best
books sent free Of postage.
FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publisher,
"a Ann Street. New York
Agents wanted. de2l-dGm
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR JANUARY 1860.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

The Managers call TIE attention Of he public 10 me 6Vocing
Spendid Schemes to he dTdaon IN Wilmington Deiirare
BY STATE 4 UTHORITY
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LAW CARDS.
p. A BOILING. NJ : huShhs.
BOILING & HUGHES.
ATTORNIES AT LAW.

DRACTCE regularly the county Prince Edward and the
adjoining counties E- Address Prince Edward C. H., and
Farmylle. Va ja2-iy
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oUR ,TATE UANV.ss.

As the people Of the Susquehanna Valley have
been represented as hostiie to the reelection of
Gov. Morgan because Of local disappointment,
the following editorial from TIE oxford Times
(Chenango County is not without Significance:
"GoyERNOR MORGAN.
But few weeks win elapso before tho Republican Electors
will called upon choice of candidate 10 receive their
airport for the Office Of Governor coming election
Never in the political h'ory OF td State bias there been
time when the rigid application ofhe J'Hersonisn test for
Office Is he honest he capable he faithful TO
qurrd than the present Ia the selection Of candidate at this
time this the only and controlling should least
enter largely into the calculation.
The IL iast and sometimes becomes necessary In
the midst the Of business that cool hoad sound In
ec determined will should bs found comhiod In the
occupying Executive chair to the torrent Of ha
ncousideiaie and adved and corrupt legislation
Doubtless thee many In this great State who would
&C NE up fully tho standard fixed in the test have above
named but Gov Morgan has been tried In rensminatng him
". un 10 venture have the fest guaranty the past
thar we car not shall BE- mistaken betrayed He has
been honest capable aud faithful Hiz administration OF the
Executive dspar has been conducted with single to
Of the whole people and notwithstanding the
Ing Of his position during the last session
looking with steady to the path Of duty
NTH con auo for bi guide be stood erect
amid the raging until its violence was spent
The Republican party Gov. Morgan debt which
the, cen fully They themselves to vic
dictate hin. yndicapg bis vrdcate Ourselves
scuated by motives, BY desire to
act for the int and welfare of the peoples while ut
the same time say those occupying and to all seeking posts
Of and responsibility honesty the best policy and to
our opponents do and viii not ndorse Uphold ye
n,y uDshfuness No party exist long or
prosper many years they make integrity their oun
cation neglect refusal to sustain their public servants
who acqu msees fidelity In yiug times Is but bid
for them become dishonest yield the force and pres
sure Of There has hot been for years ever
man filing office OF Governor Of this State, who was 30
much the man times who has m bold upon the
affections Of the people irrespective Of party Gov Morgan
.aved tho people from unjust and onefous taxes aud
hiss INDICATED far bis power the integrity OF the Con-
stitu,ion.
"Wene not advised Gov Morgan desires to be csnd
date for Indeed do not know that he will
accept 1t him but he deserving and should
receive the prefer nomination and then should be decline
to us party the people OF the State will be the
great loss him gaia in the retirement from crest and
duous sbo responsibilities Of great magnitude to the
and quiet Of domestic enjoyment"
Gov. Morgan has just passed through the
Cbenspgo and Susqurhanna Valleys on tour of
observation, and has everywhere been received
with hearty cordially.
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING.

The Federal Government has decided to embark
in the Printing business-in our judgment, most
mischievous resolution. Let Congress-. Abolish
the Frar king Privilege; 2. Stop printing dOcu-
ments for general distribution; and 3. Give out its
Printing by contract to the lowest responsible bid
der-and it will have placed this business on the
best possible footing But it has resolved to go ex-
teLsyely into the Book and Job business with the
Treasury for its banker and the Post Office to dis
tribute its products for nothing. In our jude-
ment the People viii rue the day that this policy
was adopted.
There seems to be controversy going on at
WashiDgtop-at least among the photographers aod
correspopdents-as to the policy or inpOEcy Of
buying toe great Printery called Wendelfs, where
il the Public Work Las for years been executed,
though in the names of difieIeIt nominal Printers.
We do not know that this establishment is offered
on lair and reasonable terms; bat If it be so, we
trust it will be bought in preference to getting up
new one. 1t must be considerably cheaper;
while, having been got up by a practical Printer
expressly to DO the Public Work, it is doubtless
better fitted for its purpose than a new concern
would De II any printer were oIecteu W ofuer ouc'
Besides, here must be large amount of property
thrown out of USE and dvested of half its value if
superseded by new establishment. We object to
any purchase of the old concern for one dollar
more than its present cash value to be determined
by competent, upright printers; but, if it can be
bought at the sworn appraisal OF such men, We
uust it will be. Let US have Mr.. Guileys dubious
experiment tried at as small a cost as may be- and
when it fails, it may the more cas- ly be given up.