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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31
NEW YoRK, May 8e.-The CONNER

NEW YORK, May 3e.-The CONNER
At a meeting of the Directors of the
Erie railroad, held this morning, it
transpired that the present floating
debt of the Company is 81 500, 600, or as
otherwise stated, 81, zoe, 900, in addition
to which the Company now owes to Mr..
Drew g, OO0, 900. A loan has been COM
paratively recently contracted with Mr..
Drew, under which the Company hy-
pothecated the Il, 600 shares of common
stock retained by Mr.. Drew in payment
of a portion of his loan from the pro-
ceeds of the sterling loan negotiated by
Mr.. Pearson, so that Mr.. Drew now
holds d, coo shares of the stock besides
an amount of convertible bonds as col
lateral for his loan of 2,O00, 900.
The President (AIr. Burdell) assured
the board that in the event of the earn
ings of the road continuing to the close
of July, equal to what they have been
during May, the company would be
in a position to pay dividend upon lis
stock, although we understand upon
good authority that the road made a
clear loss of S4O0, 900 upon its mail trat-
fic and 100000 upon that of April.
Whether the supposed dividend Is 10 pc
considered as payable out of Mr.. Drew's
loan or from the profits of the road, we
are not informed.
The public have, however, n very
strong opinion that the company is dis
posed to continue its old policy of bor-
rowing money to pay its dividends.
There would seem to be very good rea-
son for supposing that the enormous
sales of Erie stock during the last few
days, have been made for the purpose
of raising money to pay final install
meut of the loan to the company. OF
course it is to be presumed that the
stock sold was that held under hypoth-
ecation.
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New York Money and stock Market.
NENy YOpK Nav IN


Money and Gold-AIoney easy at 697 per
cent Sterling EXchange-Quiet at l095{g
1925. Gold-Firmeri opening at 1881; nd
at 1887.
Government Stocks-Are steady: 6s, 1851
coupons, IO9I5; $50 coupons los; 7-S0S, second
series lO2Jl; do third series 1927.
State Stocks-MissOuri Is a.
Total receipts OF specie to-day IS, l9l 400.
Freights-To Liverpool shade firmer.
Stocks-StrOng; Fort Wayne 9S5s; Chicago
& Toledo 1861; Chicago & Rock Island 93L{:
Chicago q Northwestern 2s1<: do preferred
5SI4; Cleveland & Pittsburgh By; Michigan
Southern 81; Reading lUgI<: Hudson llS1l:
Erie 6l5S; do preferred ~; New York Cen
tral W: western Union TelegTaph 6Ots
as follows: Ohio & Mississippi certificates
2SE: Canton Company 60I4; Cumberland
Coal 49,: Spruce Hill 4; Western Union Tel
egraph 6l1{: MaripoSa preferred q; New York
Central 03; Erie 5gtS; Michigan Southern SO5z:
Cleveland & Pittsburgh SG1S; Chicago &
Northwestern 2S1s; Chicago & Northwestern
preferred SIS.
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RaltImore eroeery MarI.et.

BALTIMORE, may %.
CoFFEESmall sales OF fair to choice Rio
at 1S1S@01fc, gold. Demand moderate, but
rules hTm as previously quoted. Stock in
first hands including the cargo OF the brig
Brothers, arrived to-day, l6.56O bags. Java
remains quiet but frm at 2O1z92c, and La
guyara at 209Nc,i gold.
day. on Saturday % hogSheads Cuba Museo-
vado were sold at 2Oc, and % hogsheads Porto
RIcEORanSoon is held at gs4@lOc. Caro-
lima remains scarce and firm at l29l21<c.
SUGARS-We have no improvement 10 no,
ttce In the demand, but prices are maintained
for an grades. Prices may be quoted as fol-
:. - $40 25@lO 50
grocsTy = ~"n"n 10 so IL OC@I 10
groceFy r.." - e~ 70 5Osls 50
gFoGsry,, $50 IL OOsl2 90
u 1913 70
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PosTPoNEMENT.a
100000 IN GREENBACKs.

IN H f POSTP0NEMEST Is AN UN-
Il avoidable necessity, mot SO much In con-
sequence of the number of tickets yet unsOld)
as the positive necessity there is for proper
registration OF those already disposed OF,
which has been delayed in consequence OF
the negligence and carelessnesS OF portion
OF our Age nts in making their proper returns.
We advise all parties wanting tickets to send
for them without delay, We have but n
limited number yet on hand. We wish most
particularly to impress upon the mind of-our
Agents the Importance OF making their re-
turns Mt once and of rectifying whatever err
rors may have crept into tneir reports here
tofore. We Will say to those sending for
tickets, that II they should all be sold ut the
time their order Is received, the money Will
be returned. Noapplications forne Agsa-
cies for the sale OF tickets will be considered,
as we have no mora than sufficient tickets fDr
those Agents we have already appointed.
Tickets are for sale at the principal Hotels,
Book and Music Stores in the city. and at our
office l35 Dearborn street; price 81 each: sent
by mall on receipt OF price and stamp for re-
turn postage. We invite the particular AT
tentIon of persons wishing TO order tickets
by mall to the following
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The Treasurer of the United States holds, as
security for National Banks designated as De-
posItories, large amount OF certihcates OF
Indebtedness. some or which mature prior 10
August 3lst, 1875, on which portion, In accor-
dance with notice recently gwen by the sec
Rotary OF the Treasury, interest cases from
May 31st. Banks which have on deposit the
latter class Of certificates should, therefore,
in order that they may not loose interest SUD-
stitute other United States securities for such
certificates prior 10 the 3Ist instant.
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ST. JOHNS, N. B., May 29,-The cleo
ton in Albert county was held to-day,
and resulted in two confederate candi-
dates being returned by large maJort-
ty. So far the elections have resulted
in favor of eight confederates and no
antis. There is intense excitement
here over the death of confederate
Humbert, who was killed.
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Chicago Mnrker.

CHICAGO, May 30.
Flour steady. Wheat firm at 81 6I1S@l Sc
for No. l. and 81 GOAL 10 No. 2. Corn firm at
53953j&c for No. !, and 5I1<@52c for No. 2.
Oats steady at 3I1z632Ic for No. l, and 500
30LSc for No. 2. HighWineS active and firm
AT 81 q for bonded Provisions dull. Frelghts
quiet at l49l4L<c on corn TO Buffalo.
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NEW York, May 3O.-Gen. Howard
has transmitted to Congress report
from Generals Whitlesey, Sewill and
others regarding the administra-
ton of the Freedmen's Bureau, in re"
ply to statement made by Generals
ports contradict the statements referred
10, and refute the charges made, claim
ing that the Bureau was faithfully,
honestly and discreetly administered.
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BUFFALO, May SO.-Several hundred
men, said TO be Fenians, arrived here
early this morning, and are in secret
council with their brother Fenians here
There is but little if any apprehension
OF a raid from this quarter.
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BUFFALO, May 30.
Flour and Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn closes inactive and easier. Oats, sales
Chicago without certificate at 4ic, and Wis
consin at 4Tc. Barley, Rye and Peas nomi-
nal. Whisky inactive. Pork quiet at 81 90.
Lard 22l<c. Canal Freights firm; boats scarce
to New York; wheat l5c, corn l3c, oats sc.
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Toledo market.

TOLEDO, May %.
Flour quiet. Wheat active and ia &c better;
active aud a shade better Mt the close Oats
steady. Lake Freights dull and nominal
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NEW YORK. May 8o.-The Committee
of the board ortire commissioners have
decided against the present telegraph
system, which is very unreliable. The
STEEL box telegraph is far better.
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OsWego Market.

OSWEGo, May 30.
Flour unchanged; $40 . for No. / spring;
SIP 90 for red winter, and SIS 90 for Xxx.
Wheat dull at g 10 for No. Milwaukee.
Corn quiet, sales last night $500 bushels No. 1
Illinois at 73c. Oats quiet; western held at SOC.
Rye and Peas scarce and nominal. Canal
EreiRhts unchanged.
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GARDINER, Me, May 3o.-The fu-
neral ceremonies over the remains of
the late Bishop Burgess took place this
afternoon at Christ's Church. Bishop
Clark, of Rhode Island, delivered an
appropriate address.
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NEW York, May so.-The steamer
Peruvian arrived from Liverpool with
1853 passengers. Lost during the pas
sage 35 from cholera; % are now sick
on board, who will be transferred TO
the hospital ship.
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MEMPHIS, May 31.-The Congress-
sional Committee have already exam
ined over one hundred witnesses in the
riot Investigation, and are prosecuting
the work vigorously. 1t will be some
work, Since the burning of the color
ed school houses at the time of the riot,
a building of sufficient capacity for the
accommodation of four or five hundred
scholars has been erected by the Freed
mems Bureau, with the name of the
Phoenix Educational Institute: It was
opened to-day. with good deal Of cere-
mony. Speeches were made by Gener-
ais Fisk, Bunker, and others; Ar
rangements are now being made by the
freedmen here for grand celebration
of the occupation of the city by the
Union troops on the 9th of June.
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BUFFALO, May sO.-A dispatch from
Toronto says in consequence of news
from Buffalo of the arrival of Fenians
there, the military have been on, the
alert and preparations made for any
pmarPencV
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In every case send the name and post office
address OF each separate subscriber. Money
by draft, pOst-Office order, press, or IN regis
tered letters. may be sent at our risk All
communications should be addressed 10
WIGGINS, BRADFORD & CO.,
I33Dearborn St, Chicago, Ill.
TT0out OAJra Urawer 5qfS1
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WASHINGTON, May 3l.-A letter from
the Secretary OF the Treasury to Hon:
q. Herman was ordered to be printed
by the Senate, together with accompa-
nying official statements. From the pa
pers It appears that the amount of pub
lie debt redeemabIe May lst, 1867, is
1871, Oh, 400; May 1st, 1858, s407, All, 250 /;
May LIST, 1869, $500, 42s. l3l; May LIST,
1870, $40, OOO, 600, and May LIST, 1871,
SI26, O24, 500. g
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wheeling Dry Goods Market.
OFFICE OF DAILY ISTELLIGESCER,
WHEELISG, May 30, 1865.

W IIEElI4EE7H'I -1IEEy oOI IlOO'
The trade done during the week was pretty
brisk, and prices have been looking up.
American Prints l81Sql9c; Aliens Prints III
6lSc; ArnoIds Prints lO1<G5l7c; Hovey Prints
lie; CoIumbIa's Prints l51lc; Laurel ID, Brown
Muslins, o: Laurel Il, Brown Muslin 2lc;
Laurel c, Brown Muslin, 19c; Augusta 44c;
standard Sheetings dc; AEkWright dc; De
More 2Oc; Glen Riddle 2Sci ArkMEight SOC.
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sr.Ion1s May 2a.-In the Old school

ST. LOUIS, May 29.-In the Old School
Assembly, the appeal of r; j. Breckin-
ridge was laid aside and the report on
the Louisville Presbytery taken up
debated by DR.. w. L. Breckenridge
and DR.. Humphrey in opposition, and
Hon. II. K. Clark in favor, but no ac-
ton was reached. 1t is stated to-day
that r. j. Breckenridge will urge his
appeal no further in consequence of the
Assembly deciding the Synod of Ken
lucky only respondents thereto, thus
ment upon the members of the New
School. The Assembly adjourned sine
die last night.
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ST. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, May 30.
Flour easier, but not quotable lower
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn lower at
681l@7Ic. Oats dropping. Pork unchanged
at So Bacon unchanged. Whisky advanced
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Boston, May so.-Resolutions unani-
mously passed the Massachusetts Sem
ate and House to-day regretting the
death of General Scott and warmly eu-
logistic of his life and eminent public
services,
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The nroD,,etors viii donate to flie Lincoln

The prOpTietoTs viii donate to the Lincoln
and Douglas Monument Fund 5000; also
there will be sO00 reserved from tine person
drawing che so 600 for the same purpose.
REFRESCES.-HOn. Major, Dan. Mace tx
NJ @ of Ind; Hon. Ira j. LayCOclC, OF Kan
sas; Hon. William LefnngweII, Lyons, Iowa;
Hon. Joseph Knox, of Chicago; Hon. 4.
Graves Smith, OF. MINI; Jacob Forsyth, A9t-
importers OF watches. Chicago.
Proposals for inserting this advertisement
are requested. my2J-eod2w
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New York Coal Ilnrket.

NEW 1URkl My %.
At the coaIsale to-day the prices realized
were: Lump 50 90: steamer S8@6 .; CRATE
So S099 90; egg 50 1896 80; chestnut s. SOS 30.
Thirty Thousand tons were sold. Prices eX-
cept for lumpand steamer are lower.
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New York, May SO.-Jacob L. Bro
wer, a merchant of Brooklyn, has been
committed on a charge of obtaining
money by means of bogus checks. A
thousand dollars worth of neckties,
scarfs, &C., were stolen from the store
of Charles Worms several days since,
and Mr.. Levy, 81 East Broadway, was
arrested and charged with having the
goods in his possession.
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NEW YORK, May SO.-The steamer
for Europe to-day took out IS, 276, 400 in
treasure
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NEW YoRK, May sO.-Gold was ur
to 1881 at one O'Clock this afternoon.
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MILWAUKEE, May 50.
Flour dull. Wheat dull and declined 2a3c,
sales at 81 n for No. ]. Corn advanced lc.
Oats steady at 36c for No. 1.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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PLOwS.
A FULL STOCK OF THE MOST APPROVE
n ed Steel, Iron, Wool PioWS rust TeceiY-
ed by PRYOR BOSD q Co,
mars ID sisinst.
nING's AMBROSIA Is THE ONLY
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RrsSy hair its original color and luStre, 10
prevent and cure badness, as a hair dressing
Il Is unTfVnlIed. The names Of many can bS
seen who have been benefited by its uss at
ODBERTS, End OF Stone Bridge. myId
G AP-SoAP-ToILET, BATH
. and Shaving soaps-mOre than hty DIFF
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The Potato Market.

PITTSBURGH May ~.
The demand cotinues rather light, and the
cfanged. SAFES from store at 81 2l9l 80 per
busilei, and S. 5593 Is per barrel, as to quail
CLEVELAND, May 30.
Potatoes continue in good demand and arm.
SalesB cars peachbloW5 in bulk at 81 l0a1 l21<f
per bushels "a barreh do do At s. 20 per bar
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The Latest News.
BY TELEG RAPH.
NIiseeIInneons Itens

ny the Union Line:
once, corner of Main and Monroe street
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In connection with the above, I deem It
proper to state that the Withdrawal OF III. a
IL reduce the expense OF carrying on lne puI
siness very materially, and the fact that
view OF changing my business, In as snort Is
possible period OF time. shall, therefore, pc
able TO offer great Inducements TO CdSh puy-
ers and Therefore respectfully invite al tnose
who desire to purchase goods In my line, 10
cali aud examine my stock and prices before
maysei@ h. RosENTHAL.
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Court Notices.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF FAIRF71S.:.
i COUNTY, AUGUST TERM. 1861 - - &c !:
Court made the following classification Of ~; Ing
tees for the several County Courts CT I tI.
County for the year commencing Aua sls
August Term-John 3. Troth, Pr. Just;ca :,
II Hawxhurst, j. w. Bsninro"SsO
) \ , 4, VIM. Walters and Metrah Wa yl
Sent. TERM ohm B. Troth, P. j., Georr. ,
q Ives, j; B. Bowman, Georssee : :
Oct. Term-John 3. Troth, P. j., Samuel e.,
man, Thomas 7. Brown, George i! u
Nov. Torm--J ohnB Troth, P J., Z. F. Mae.
= james w. Rice, James c. iT ;sn,,
and Daniel w. Lewis. ''e'''"
90 Lukens Cyrus Hickey ! "S RS
- Bowman, and Job Hawxhurst -
Jan. Term-J ohm B: Troth, P. j., J. W Bar,
croft, VIM; Walters, Metrs5
Fei'ry. Term-John 3. Troth, P. J + D
Bowman, George T. N WI
- ~ tiers, VIM. E. Ford and sa /" a.
." T.. Pullman. '''' l.
March TerIn-Jo ohm B. Troth, P. J., Thos y
~ Brown, Geo W. MILAN Wn ,' f..
- guson and e. E. Mason. ''' I =
April Terrn-John j. Iroth, 2. j., James W
- Rice, James G. Denty, Daniel "
~ Lewis and Courtland LukeDs w.
MAY Term-John 3. Troth, ?. j., Cyr.
Hickey, J. B. Bowman, jSb
Hauxhurst and j. w. BnncroS;,'
June Ternl-J, 3. Troth, ?. j., VIM. Waltz:
=. Mctrah Makclv, George B. w.:
1' and George +. N. Walters.
July TERM. =. Troth, p. j., Samuel Pullman
Thomas 7. Brown, VIM. Fergusoo
and James w. Rice.
Ordered, thata copy Of this order be publi::
ed once month for ore year.
A Copy Teste. -
- WM III. FLTZHUGH, c. pro ten.
sep Only
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE Is.

NEW GAME FOR EVENING PARTIES.
new game called 'sLa turnoi burlesque,' - has
lust been introduced into evening parties in
London and Paris, and is rapidly coming into
vogue as an infalible mirth provoker. The
iousters in this novel style of tournament
always gentleman) seat themselves on the
ground, with their knees drawn up, their
shins crossed, and their hands clasped around
the latter. A stick, rather over yard long, is
then placed under the knees Of each player, and
lied firmly in with a handkerchief, in such a
way as that knees, stick and hands are securely
fastened together. At a given signal the play
ers, divide into two squads, drag themselves
about upon the floor, each endeavoring to up
set the others by poking at them with his stick,
and those who are upset, or only touched are
1t once put out OF the game, the ranks of the
ombatants are soon thinned, and the fight is
presently narrowed:to duel between the two
most skilliul Of the rival Knights. It is diff
cnt to imagine anything more ludicrous than
the spectacle presented by twenty Or thirty Of
these combatants al equally united in laying
about them with their sticks and avoiding or
parrying the thrust of their adversaries; espe-
ciuly when perhaps halfa dozen Of the heaviest
have had the Ill luck to loose their balance,
and founder into the most ridiculous attitudes,
4 their vain attempts to get themselves again
into sitting posture. 10 laugh until their
sides are sore IS inevitably the lot Of all speca
Eors OF the new game even to the most satur-
liue. -........ ... ......
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GEORGE E. WHITE,
VI Liberty Hail. .,,.r... ...,
80 and 81, Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive and
choice stock Of ,..-.-
~ GROCERIE
embracing Teas, Coffees Sugars, Spices, Hams
Bacon. Flour, Candles, Soap Molisscs, Butter,
Cheese, Canned Meats and Fruits, Jeilies, Farl-
na, Corn Starch, and a great variety ofartcles,
usually found in grocery store. .
....-.,. BRUCES
CONCENTRAT TED FERTILIZER.
.. SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hand
He also asks attention to his unusually large
and fine stock Of ...... .....
~. LILO u o RS:
of every description, consisting Of Whiskes high
Champagne Port, Sherry, and other Wines,
Jamaica Spirits, Santa Cruz Rum, C9rdlals, Ale
from the Washington Brewery, i'll barrels and
half barrels, &c, &c.
Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great Va
riety.
Goods delivered to all parts Of the city free OF
charge. oc IG-tl
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Garden Seeds.
SEEDS :& ONION CLOVES,

Early Winningstadtz Cabbage Seed,s4G
Globe Savoy, Carriers first crop Peas, H bee
twelve row, Sugar Corn, EaFly Scarlet HOLD lott
Orange CARROT, Green Curled Savoy Okrre,
A beerIeenf Turnip; Early White lesson Mellon
Onion Sets, German and Scotch bale 1 II Early
Seed salslfe, Parsnips Yellow Aderdeen Tur
nips. ' King and Dwarf Cabbages, Flat Dutch
and Drumhead Cabbages Ma WfY ri Peas,
Extra Early Peas White and Yel % turRRlp
tra Early Turnip Beet, Large Smooth Red :, Io7
m "a Havanna Tobacco, Conlecte1ut Seed
Leaf do, Early Valentine Beans, Early s., SIX
week d. Large Lima Beans caHlia tHT ~
Cnrled Parsley, Large Bell Pepper, Butterhead
Lettuce. Early Cabbage doy Early Curled Slle-
sin, do, Brown Dutch do, Little Pixee Cabbage
Seed, received and for sale in QUANTITIES TO sl'
,oh o IF
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NEORE NEW GOODS.

WI
We have this day received large addition to
our stock, consisting in part Of Embroidered
and Checkered Grenadines, Grenadine Berages,
Colored Muslins Bombazines and Alpacas, S-4
Black Bcrages, Sd Grenadines and So Gro. De
Armours, Black Gro. Grain and Taffeta Silks,
Organdes, Lawns, Percals, Fancy and Mourn
ing Caicocs, Brown and White Linen, Drills
and Ducks Countcrpanes, Brown and Black
Shecting and Shifting Cotton, Virginia Mid
Many Of these goods will be sold at greatly re-
dUced prices. --.-
my J-tf WILMER & SLAYMAKER.
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CAKES.

STATIONS CELEBRATED lhA;S;I
COMPOUND, composed entirely of vegetap5Ti:
extracts. and is warrented to be the beS! Dh .l
HOP YEAST, ever presented to the pubic! ana
makes the best Of white, light sweet nutritlYIu,
and wholesome bread. 1t put up with t% :n.
cakes in each package with full directions
pletc satisfaction For sale. wholesale ana r.
tail by HENR1 COoh,
iu4-tf s... No 80 u IA Ming d.
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NO. 175, KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA. VA


LOUIS APPICH PROPRIETOR.
The advertiser has fitted upi excellent style,
the house, No. It's, King street, and has opened
a irS5-class restaurant, where may be obtained,
ut Ill times, the best Whiskey, Wine, Ale,
Lager, Cigars and Tobacco.
Everything will be done to render the house
an agreeable place Of resort and the proprietor
soicts Il call from his friends. -
my 12-tf LOUIS APPICH.
Gushing SHORE FOR SALE OR RENT.
= Norris Landing, better known as Irwins
Shore, containing FIFTY-TWO ACRES or
Ian D, and has on tia good house for officers
and men, Il large she'd with watts enough to
strikes seven hundred barrels Of herrings at q
time Any further description is unnecessary,
as the shore is well-l5nown to all Potomac fish
crmcn to be one of the best herring shores on
the Potomac. For terms apply to
THOMAS PERRY,
No. s, Prince st.
?. S.-Thcrc is an outfit of capstans and q
boat on the shore, that will be sold low to any
one buying or renting. [ny 30-tfl II. ?.