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LOST AND FOUND.

I os7-a pair ef Misses Back KID sLIPPERs,
Ia on Thursday AFTERNOON. h9sassn 6ta All l2th
a.e ieayest < No ! star Ciica, aut oo'irs
tw5er 80 : :. -. - it
I oSirsn ,hs 2tlh instaat, Z ansii yeiio y heuna
"a I'm ~as o.n si ter
osfsi f,r WI. t e s a. ios asE rs
s sSsss . aA'H '''ss' ''''' @''i s0'i L.
TVAYs 30 ~ PgAs.iSE3-oy F.lTRTFSy
- street. .. tween AL Q strc Z Urinary 2lth,
hite putted fscr; Lie = chs5a Cd ar nscs, se.
), rss.x. f.j JoaS % ke@ An.
O. -on the afternoon OF the al iasssat in
toek It BOOB With 3rs;sarY no;es L.een 81.
is. &c q by H's St,gas, = Mh opis 5reastein. a1d
- u,ee o,,a "a .sN ga OF nas 10 10y
Tor re iaVets TIE haaer Sii leave Il st tbs Star
:, :. ;, - :. :, = : :.
"a, 70 b ,S ~ 'a,se,s1 "a.h
sIsfea On IT. TIE Pic va Iost Il ,asr At toe pr.
s,e:It'e is.:s on Tn;sd., a, shs LIST. Or tbs
way enc > Org i4so, = IT'D sno ssre.ts; 4 r
IcTlh s.rs.t bstr.tn III ana 10TH street, vest,
- -, RAJ -. 40 80 Is ,2:S's5
- g 60 on ms "a ~ ~ ans a.rk Pride az
sh,' p.'sa no,hfa 1s -, not - tsassss
~ s@gs p0ssp 'hS's
St. 'Hs n r. ,n az r., n wssna ton
( S0 IEWAED sIeleg from the .1aols d, ny
tsrsen, fwot sBRiEaa aoRsNs LIS III sss. o'scx
mares ma tails short sixts9g 81 in vi sht an
iiEhtIy tult Ore epr.e 1. 7 or years oil. la fas
ssDc sraef Tee othsr harss il y or ! years cd.
9, IL lssn ne ht,is ,6in sna seeIt, 'oo.sly
n '6a5 sa nof'
hr ai 10 "r"p, ', ar%a 'aes ssrsy e. n
VII te saia Tor tier rscSssry or 30 fSr est6,r.
iy. Ha,,eys rn. ssddle a;s tares olf H.
h!s,ia1s e"' CxTaF RIsE PEa ass,g
= : -. :. oa
anez sCos, shout IS flss toss Apply to As.
MTEPHY, Z. b. Ordnance al Hsshipst3n Arse
nsl. | 10 :, 81
U.s. bsT az = lso,es Eai5 - . 2 ass 90 .
n tIe 49,. oiise at on = ~ nsssaa5 eNeh.ns
s 70 osrrar ~. - pifs I'm 1p ~
sH = hni z aos .. 9. .nt> oal 80. 11 ,-
G. ~ REV ARb-ttEaye@ O. s.ol-S ON the "a y
~ ~ irttagl, frST1 IN, S,h treet, ostsses anu Il
& Il o. IL eacA ear The abors rewaFJ wIi ~ civ
en- If Teto Inso 10 Mrs. SOSEIR en- I-ta street,
est.s.n ! aee NJ. 1s4 y.
ose1 81 sf fn .: n'r S"T IN
sFAcELsAf The srseslot wsa MAJ 9! ana can be
iotL naeu a noe.Ii s."ssa sl.i ps glssa uPsa
a,a.r1 sas,Ts ON street -
CAEpRT sagE' Tjpp.d az one end fsst.nss Inv by
sag sLa buell. Ssp's y mo WSca Daese Of
nn ~ mir TIE fad,r vii he = xs,d.d
~ irsy NJ il ii 2sI penn avenue. fe25 as
~ -
1 isf from nsi,,ra - De cot Co Sss am.si,sn
ss a.n y s n sr S.sH Pooa
.j,PERA GLASS Tae shove reward viii Be paid u
shosrtr vii lsturn the fsms - the ams,iesa
{, 81 1tr lrt u ant 18th a ,rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

MISS LAURA KEBNE's BEssRIT,-Tniseyen-
ing-being positively the last night tnt one
will be deyoted 10 the falrptrd and e,prge.;
lessee, Miss Ktene, for farewell b natif, nDoa
which Occasion will be per 3orrned 20" The frst
time here the Fashionable ADD poprlar c9nedy
OF ,Gio uesGs aud Young Hearts, with tue
snuYe strength of the company. Mss kaene
Hawthorne which Is said - hs her chef
daugrs-tne other characters distributed among
her efficient troupe, so that al aanira5ie per.
tor,nap co u1Sy be fully relied upon. sag
Tomorrow evening. positively the last night
of the season, (other engagements ~sqHir'ng tha
eonpary elsewhere, } viii be Civ N ssU5ir Amer
lean Cousir." which has been Inquired for ar
the hoy c1fica BY q large uumser 0; parties
who could not secure seats on the OCCASIONS OF
Its previous performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

sPkPxp HANGERS PRoTECTEyg AssnCIA-
TIoN.-The Paper hangers o: this city having
f,YIaGG 81 protective association Z few day
ago Yesterday n delegation OF The Baltimore
city Paper hangers association risitsd their
fellow woraJien otthis city, and after nlutufi
interchange Of good feeling, and a general an
Outstanding bet ween the two aSs9cia ions -
aid each other by the adoption OF a soais Or
~ ices similar IN the two cities. for this class OF
' OF kmsr, and which scale IS intendea 10 meet
tie increased cost o. lirinE; the Baitincreaps
were handsomely Gu teTtaned by the Washing
ion association, a. Mr.. kionan :, on seventh
street. where = collation. haG been prepared
for hem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26
ByJ Q. MceUIhl 4 90. Aue,io.sa-.
GREAT EALE or CHaInH Annnnn - a.

Its a = ENNpvN Ann 'TO.MOhhOw
By Q. hseUIA1 90. Aue.ioass...
sa.E on f Sa9ISE . DO o
kvhhisGs, February esta and eta, cam a sssns
rss s .1ss saa as pss
OF Oii Paintings. which have b-en ssies t.i uith
fran and aernss Surs sss p, 70
ed directly W Mr. L A To'm.n ccr prissns ss'n.
Oogef some Of she moss cell o. s.sd Pe.nr.s an Of
Cd n casters now in the different galleries OF
amons ,, The susjests may Be fosna Gsoaps and
i anrss n,e sz ih,ifnr.esi ss aj.cts Coov-rs
different European Cities, Cstlls pie,es. Mise
views Gsme FRAT ard AID Fowsr oisess. Lsndsc.pAs
snd 6Iish tie whole forming IL is De svsi, one Of
The bert ,osc,ions ever offered IA ts,s Sly
reT;,,e s s1 Invited to this sale -.
Monday asd inst. until day Of sale.
fels I'd 30. McaUIRE Il co. aues.
by ". 3. LEWIS & CO., Au tiope.r..
80 serenAh street bsttoeer q and n street,
~ ST. O'Clock sns IT,. MoksoW MoRSfS5s,
aco splendid colieotion OF enotosrs"h .i,ansis
the .tsst ard nest teAut full stTies, ssi sas and
slso Pb;tnsr arg from y to 90 Pictures sa'a.
Books. s.a ieues, Writing Papers,
Arvslores Bank Books.
Fire Family Bibles, Protestant aad Catholic eli.
cnilIs,, CLICKS, Gold and Silver Watches, Cola
Cold AID silver eensil Cases,
Foreign Sc sbens
Ard an ,mn'enss variety of Fancy Goods. -
b. TIE stock viii siso be Did AT Driyats sAs 10
lots fsq to !. sui' dealers aSd sss ,ru1a. =,
ByJo MCGUIRE & 90 Auctionssrs
7 ARGE COLLECTION OF BOOKS $50 GOLD
II And silver sscosp HAND TAroHss BOWS
knEaI m Mp
THR JAsss, ENGLISH REGuLsroR FRssos CLOCKS,
sIGsf e. a.oFsss syss
otln- /, AID contn1iag esch evening 81 TIA. anur
g gnek shS sos !. SsEessa sss sell 81.
I'm street opposite tie Treasury Dspsrtusnt.
A.arge esileosion of Books in various Departments
SfjitrrStnre.
sbcut 100 io5d spd Silver second hand wascses.
Reynlvipg Pistols of various Patterns Bowl.
5a.s q SssSFf Ff es1S
French PlsIs Store Mirror. % oy so,
.wo Fine meta suo plate GAS, Conn Ter Css.s.
Css Chandeliers ard TT re siKtut&s gsusrsI-
a. requested to call for the prior % tss
sale - o ssf it IN ,,s or M Amor.
gyJ c. MCGUIRE & co Aucaons,r,,
EUENlGURE AND ,a0UsEHoLD ErFECrs
At aUcrIoS Ton SATURDAY MoRSiNG. ~
10 dI 9. y, Fot ., l4 Asei3n ~ as0nT snail
Green Pissn c,v.,ed Parl' suite,
Cslnscn. lie c md Parar Sui.a,
Mssfle Tor CeutYa aud Walnut Fancy Tshes
Mat FOL Louoke, Locking Glasses
Velvet aLd BIZ els rarlor ard Chanbs. Car9,ts
Care srd q ocCtpat Chairs
Befste4Cr, Bureaus "aEhstauos,
Pro,zs ard on, Gss Casrdeier.,
Cook rs, and other 6tev@s &c
ALSO.
-Four Mule Haroe ma ~ NJ.
A so. ilctn The Nation - sspitsry Fair, @ lot
e Tss s seefss, . 2s4 + agaet Holders
PStkets rf re RFrl AID Flossrg
Children Clothing W-rsteds. &C. do.
A snsIi asEo.tnent of Gfo-4ri . and Liquors lsfl
frem TIE ,sls If I'll late J. ". Dams
stock, co,nsrisirg Flour. II .ins, Uod 8, Prime
Whisky, Ruu &C. &C.
Terms cash
fe2'-o =. g BoGVTPR & co. suev.
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CSfTRAY--strsyFd stcm No. 6l6 Marsisnd ave-
II between 9Th EnG 18Th on the nth inst, . su7An
red and whits COW. liberal reward y, az psia
Tor their return. fs2-.xr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

EtoUhf ZEPHYR--An elegant eatita OF 6l5
TVS scTef pr - band hGa iGIprJ amscts. stock,
&c. :yr hals iov, on LIBERAL .srns II 81 i,ius &C.
YsrEcr is Fix miles trCEh Alexandra and i& IRON
Msthts gtoa. Actress Wa WARD, AltSardCf.,
Va f. Is IS =
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

TH1 d GRAND BsLL of the Eumet Asso ia
t.cn vi take placs a. tae Genpsra Hal "a
CO Z HI Rtpai MIG at, the lit o; March, ~
!st5 q
1leksts ONE DOLLAR admitting 6 gen la
tlerrsE ana ta8Iss
Bs Crc ~ OF the Committee:
Per EsTticu lars zee future advertisement.
T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

gTgR SALE --Tsovtrs dasirsble FARMS foraais
l. reasonable terms, 0ne OF St5 &C ana tae
other OF 700 acss Dore or iess. Both of these fms
isI n.a aIe situated j., lnedGteiY Hpoa nar, sole
water, n 81 Gifrset county, Eassfa I'd Of IA sy
land. Gld viii he a d low The titie IN iadisputs
BE- ami Jsts Oh Gee in oasssd for iaVastnept il
real estste Application may be see TO tbs editor
OF this paper. 9 -E Ia 2swsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

CS7-s pair Ct Misses Black KID RLIPpERS
Il a on Thursday afternoon E1sassp bta AIT 18TH
strseif, "a IKE venue Gr II tse cars Si1tef will
pare le&Te st < No Star Ctaos, aud ooise
[
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

GSOR SALE-A three story Brick DWELbtN5
4 with two story Back Building; wall sitn at.ci.
also two sreu Frame HHu tas. Apply TO JOHN
AkGERMAE, No. sos Seventh street, oppIsi.e
Goa Fellows Hall fe "a 2u~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

s,aoh SALk-Tss STOCK AMI y pOn Witt. OF :
y Groct ~ and PROVISION Store With house ani
table ai7aca.d. fraoire a. 2it TIL str-e-, De
Ivet VI SEd SIS "a p lg~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

kN AETsD-A sIrUnFIOS as Oierk or Assist.
W ant Eook keeper, by young Man Who eau
% az German aDc knxis0: is a graduate of on4 OF
III frst Com rciai Colleges In the con ,try Bes.
Of rtf.reDce given. Address u. II. A. Star ONCE
e..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

HOUSE AMI STORE FOR RaNG-On I'm t
one of the very bss. 10 lions in this city for
business; eight ye8rs' lessee be b0u sht
Aso orb, houses for rent spd eifkinds or nroparty
fse. 10 the city and eou1try InauirA al tina In
teliieepca snd Real Estate Office, No, 5ii giath
fa .sts Nh mrLLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

- COINS L Oh RENT-Consistiag of Far Jisaei
rs. Parlor and Chsmcers. conasctirs- or siucis
chan. oers. Apply at SOS G. bs-wsen "a aaj 6ta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

q sn REHAHD. -LoBt. @ new DARK .i1 rel Mo-
= .3U rocco p00KEr BOOK cantsieins about
four hundred collars in sreensscks {oif.rent de-
ron pati1ns) snd TX silotm eat caecks OF twenty
cellars eseh. sIc do siShteep dollars. 1t was
Iost This tThursSsy) morning, bet~seu IL md IL
o'elf OK. in soipe frt N TIA ONCE Gf j. Hutsasu-
eup Co, "A orrfes nfA str ct, ashingio OH, aud
my Nee, corner OF High and W alter SITS ,-,raorSs
the Book ard contents vita J b. Hutehis soa e
Co.. or at NY ofice. II P. OHaISlN
fe 70 n fcbYonisla
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4 CST-supposed In street car from 18th street
IL TO tire latis.l kaSe. q Lays GOLD CHI IN
and PIN. With Wateh Key attacned. rhe hadf
OF the ever, who highly prizes the articles. By
lesers them st the box efice OF Gtover's Theatsr.
IL "a s ss3l&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

Tor FALE-A we'll est.5;isafd RESTAURANT.
doing good busi8e in Bal inore A go,i
Isssou will be given for selling. inq lire s. iS2
high st., GeCr sefo1n fs q At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

NJ ANT ED-An Intsliigent BOY of 60, address
W 10 act as salesman 10 q first csss Photo
graphic GalierF. Must p esenf good reco nm an Ia
tons. Call at 352 Perm. avenus, from tilt 10
q. u. 70 asst
A LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN BOARD Fog
"A self and son ia private fsEniis where the com.
f0fts of q home can be enjoyed Terms mast Ga
modslate Paid in advance. Address Bex 956,
Eost Once f. 2s Ss<
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HOoaand's German Bitters'

Rrg- = !se.vt7, Br0psa, D. D., EsssOr oftAs Bsey-
=lsYsGEa Of Rsits ioaEI IEsOs5ie4Se.
AlEhsH<h ICa aizS1Iod 70 f.yor or reconnend
Eaft-t Medicines in general, through distrrst 81
;aeIr .-eiisnta AID effects, yet know Of no sun
: "a. ceAsr, N- nay aOt testify to the bol1t
Et believes ius-E 70 hsEsTecsiTsd from any lrlple
preparations. in =e hops .-AI he nay thus o6ntFfb
zt= u E.s besrGG q otEeTs- =
! % tais .as -5=1 really in re1A-d 70 HoG1Andss
Ger-sa RIt:ers, p-eF$--d By Dr. Q. II. JAcEsOn, Of
city becauss Ths PrsIzdi-st against then ioE
lazy y-Grs, nTii=E the Itapr=sslon that they were
5eEy az afcotc2ic r15Trure- [ an indebted TO my
irs-c Robert sEUEa Lks=. Es4., for the removal OF
~. prstg4ies by proper tssts aud Tor eaeourGEe-
s.=at - try thsa, Eheo suffering Esom sruAt and
.--- 11-s.z1rz1 tsbiIEy. The Use Of three bottles
o.. thass Bitf=rs, the be sinRt1g Of tue present
ysEr zs followed by evident relief and restoration
= l-zrsz % bo4iiy Aad mental JigoF which had
-. Eek for 81 E.oaihs before and had almost de
= trent 70 = dirgcfiux me 20 th use Of them.
J-Sk VI D6BR0WH.
PaEAdsIpA ,,June IS, 1891,
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From the New York Post.
What Kind OF Peace.

According to the general belief on both
sides of the lines, peace 10 near at hand.
The question to be decided by the people
at the November election is, therefore,
what kind of peace we shall have, The
army Is bringing US peace; hequestion for
the people at home to decide is the nature
of iI. 1t is for the nation to say whether
it desires q substantial, lasting, honorable
peace, or whether il will submit to a
peace Of compromise with traitors, peace
which shall sacrifice principle, coustitu-
ton. laws, honor, and in the end the
Union. D.. .
That is tho real question now before the
people. On the one hand, the election of
Lincoln and Johnson secures the country
q peace through the unconditional sub
mission to the constitution and laws, of
those who have been In armed rebellion
against them; 1t gives the nation In the
words OF Mr.. Lincoln, tfeverythiug for Sc.
curfty, nothing for revenge" II inspres the
proper punishnent, by exile and distran-
ehisemeu of the false leaders whose wick
ed ambition was the cause OF all our woes
1t disabJes the rsbeIliOus aristocracy Of the
South from further efforts against the
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Por the Intelligeneer.
The Approaching PreSidsntiaI EIs O.

FELLow Crrlzsas:-The people Of the
loyal States possess the amplest ability and
power to wipe out the last vestige Of re-
belliou and that speedily. That the enemy
has got to the end OF his tether. both as
regards men and money, is conceded fact
by all, even the enemy himself. His ar.
mics under Hood and Early are either
killed, captured, scattered or demoralized.
The army of Lee is all thatremaius of i'm.
portance and that's far inferior to our forces
about Richmond; and our army under Sher'
man was never 10 better condion. Besides we
have not yet called more than one.third OF
our ighting men to the feld. Visit our cities
and villages and travel upon our railroads
and we are scarcely able to miss any. Our
money. the sinews Of war, advanced in the
last few days 100 per cent.-the last sale
being $l.s5-and the price Of goods have
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Hoodand's German Bitters!
fPrRKLY vEaETABLEl


Hosts Of ignorant QuseEs and inscriptions AtTeD-
.-.r-s, have opxaed uPOG suffering humanity the
El-s,tes OF SestEuEls the shape Of poor whisky
,l-. compounded With in G=ious 5russ and ehEis-
:=a.1 L0aiss. StoIzckics s1d Bitter.
Fs~aEe Of the iaEUrleIAbie array Of Aieohofe
F-e A-a..1Es IN pietaGCte bottles, AAd hiEhbelted
uE1er the modest ApieilaitJn htfeEs, which
sEes oi curing, only ESsrsEaie disease, and leave
sse disappointed Sufferer u desPAir-
EooFLASp'S GERMAN BTTTERs
A-= 10: new aad uutriSi A-ticls. but have stood
s .sst of hf:een !e-rs trial by the American pub
LIZ a-t thrr TsFU -'stoa EEd sAlo axe not rVAlIedb
80 similar pTefsa-slsn. Il
Ihe pTOprie;OTs Gs.s IhouSants Of letter. run
az aaosG szaiAeai Cs=-yz,sn, Lawyers Physicians,
lai C.Tize.s testiyfuE. oitherCEa PerSoIAl AnOEi-
s-.g To The 5s1elciAt e1sets and medical TtrtussOf
r,-ss HisfeEs.
20 yoU WANT SOMETHING 70 STRENGTHEN
TOUl
- YOU WANT 4 GOOD APPETIZER
- ToU WANT To BUILD UP YOUR coNsTITU
TONI
T, Elu VAST 20 YEEL WELLI
- TOU WANT 70 GET RID OF HERVOUsSEssi
IL EJC WANT ESEsGYl
D. ToU WANT 70 SLEEP WELLf
- YoU WANT 4 B4LSA AND VIGOROUS EKEL-
IfVuu DO. use
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NO. e3I ARCH SFREET
Fr'astpal 0ses and kaDVaesmy,
JOHKB 4 EVANS,
IL essasors 70 c. Il Jsekhon 4 Co.,J a'.t
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PEsR1Efuu

PBIcEs.-Lsrss sire, BoIdiDz nearly doub
TuSntIty, 81 par bottle; bali dozsn, s. Small 81
5se pr bCtils; half dozen, =. III
E3-YoT sale bJ Druggists and Dealers eTerywf1e
The United EtStss, and By all the DruEEiStI no
Dealers IN WhsailsE. OetS-
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
CoxBUCTEDBY
I L HITC 500 x,
AT NO. lls1< MAIN sTREET,
CHOrDbrOOk's BufidinE)

CHorpbrOOk'o BuHdingJ
"Open for Students day and evening.
yEIHE purpose Of this Institution il to instruct
i young men (and women tool in the principles
which govern the correct transaction Of PecuniaTy
business in Accountability and its ooncomitArts
HOUSEKEEPING,
stripped Of its absurd VerbEage and ancient pro
liXity and inirieAey, and Gdapted to the mode I'm
mode Of doing busineas, especially in the UnitaL
States 10 the leading subject ofntteutiou ItSIAWs
tiOn a3 those Of natCls and comprised IN very few
words, are hTst made familiar TO the student, Who
who is then conducted through acOuTse Of practical
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets Of books In great
variety q fSrms III he thus aeq3ires mastery Of
to any kind Of business,
A WHITING SCHOOL
is open day and evening, attended BY both IAiiss
end gentlemen, where, without entering for the TOLL
course, good handwriting can be obtained in =
ARITHMETIC,
and It's application to all manner OF
C0UNTING-HOUsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mAnds. The student will be made Sequzintoi with
several modes OF calculation not found Ia boOis,
There ts open 10 the student also eoarse0f
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, CUmmeruial Lav AID
uSages, Finance, Banking and Currency; also maxim
Of eminent Business Men 10 regard to the Loa
methods Of conducting business successfully an
avoiding failure.
instructions in the above subjects are interspCr
cd with uAxims and incueRtionS tending to the
formation Of high character - men and eitfzens.
The course OF instruction IL INTENDED " be
and thorough that Of any Of tie
Commercial Colleges, while the expense 10 thO Itu
dent IL much less.
I.I.H. begs leave 70 refer those to whom he %
unknown to the of8eera OF the bankH in WheoiiE
and Bridgeport, and especially to hiI studentA-
TEECmS, &C.
For the full course above indicated, including the
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping. the charge
IL $50, payable on entering. The time usually
quired for the course Ia from two TO three months
but the student is not limited 10 time-hc may
remain RS long, and return often, a. he PIeAss.
fanT
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BEwARE OF OoUNFEREErrs.
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A CARD.

= u N(GAAOA<o
DR. r.. H. LEE-PHYsIoIAN, SURGEON
u AND ACCOUOHER-thAnkfnli for past faVoTs
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
Generally that ho Is still doing business his old
stand, Main street, near the Suspension Bridge,
where he will oe happy to attend to any business
in his line that may be entrusted to his Night
calls promptly attended 70. DR.. Lee is graduate
Of the Eclectic Medical Institute Of CINCINNATI and
has been variously engaged in the practice of his
profcssion for the last fourteen years Dr. Lee Is
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application Of Electricity In the treat
ment OF Chronic diseases, to which ho would invite
tho special attention Of the afflicted. So perfect q
the HealIng Art" Of the present day las practioed
by Ecectics that few need despair Of Teoeiing per
Special attention given 20 diseases Of women and
children. All communications strictly confidential
Our practice iH SAFE certain and prompt, leaving
mercuriAl faint In the system, but cleansing reno
Vating and strengthening the general system, acting
In unison with Natures unerring laws.
WHEE1INI, wEsF Va, Dec. 9Th, 1853.
To ala tohO1s q may e0aoern: We, the under
signed members Of the West Virginia Leglslature,
take pleasure in saying that We have known DR..
Richard II. Lee many years previous to the break
Ing ont Of the Rebellion, as q successful and eneF-
both in KAnaWhA county Va, and Gala county,
Ohio. % 4
VS. DUNBAR, n. H. D.
JOHN u. PHELPaS, Pres. Senate.
eI-omco one door south et KramsFS Hotel,
Main street.
Ladies wishing TO consult the Or. Cif they prefer
can call at room No. 80, Grant House, and Mrs.
Lee will take pleasure ia accompanying them to
the once. oan be found at the Grant House at
night. Hug22-dAU
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-10
RATIONAL MRDlCINR.

DR. THOMAS j. kIsNER WOULD
IL respectfully inform the citizens OF wheeling
aud vicinity that he has permanently located IN
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the Ra-
tIonal or Eclectic System. He has been engaged In
the practice Of his profession for number OF years.
and has been eminently successful in the
OF all varieties Of Diseases both acute and ehrOni
Dr. K, as heretofore, will devote q good share OF
his te and attention to the treatment Ofal chronic
diseases Of both sexes, such as Consumption and All
varieties OF Lung Diseases all Diseases Of the Throat
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, MereuThl
and Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism, SerofulA, every
variety OF Blood and Skin Diseases Epilepsy, TumoF
wens, Spinal Affections, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases Of the Eye
and Ear, &c. Those peculiar to Females, viz: In
dammAtory Diseases Of the Uterus, Painful Irregu-
larities LeucoFFhea, ProlApSus Uter1, and all Ner-
Vons Diseases to which they are subject: Dtssssss
Of Children carefully Ane nationally treated. Med
icinea mild reliable and agreeable.
All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL NIBn'
calls cheeTfully and promptly answered
kW-Ofiee and residence one door west OF Louis
A6Iings Hotel, Third street, near Reed hraits
Drug store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va. Once hours
from s A. II. too p. N.
REFBRENCES.
Prof. b. y. Payne, steubenTiile, Ohio.
DR.. W. D. MeGreRoT,
Or. G. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof. O. II. cleveland. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Or. O. A. Melehimer, Van Vert,
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