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ny JAMES n; 2IILLEK-

together with large eot.eeusn Of New Medical Cooks, emf
brscing mos. Of he popahr Tex, Books
RY JAMES n; MILLEK-
At 10 O'clock 81 store No. Lbcrty-st !
BIsn 'caAM AND SsgrrrELD ooops. te-ou ereds g
monthe for approved not.s1 package and lets Of cS
Imported Birmingham and Sheffield Gooda
Consisting o. Table. Butcher. Shoe an Bread Knivrss
Files. Butchers Drawtns Katves PIsin Chess, Cupboard
aud Trunk Locks; Fints, Tea Tray and Waters, Curr
Combs Tea Kettles Sa1cepsDs. nnsed and eaSmelec Weed
mon Bu. Cando.tlck. snuasrs oerm.a Silver and Iro
Tea and Table Spoons Britannia do Tobacco Boxes Table
Suus Janess Woodscress round ard sq-sr- Bolts, &c.
Catalogues and goodI ready tor examination three dsy
'e'''' TUESDAY. Nov II.
Al lni O'Clock, at the store No ? L!serry-st
Doors SHOES ASp BaoGASSIo00 case. Boots, Saoes and
Brvynns consisting svery veHety-suitable for Southern
Western and Northern trade SAFE positive
u COLTON s. co. Auction .nc comnii..on 4sss
eral advances msie cousgnuens and prompt reearn
made
Al lnf O'Clock al the Store No. 81 Ann-et
SECOND Il tNp FusSrTUxs. CAnrETs tc-CompItsnss
sands, Croesery and Glassware Astral Lamps, Conaios
ers, Bansels. Guitars, Stoves &c.
Also bbls vaTnsh Also an invoice OF Clothing Ors
''' TUESDAY. Nov 4.
SHSRIrr SALE GRocEREs-At 10 o'clock, az The cor
ner %! Hora ard Eighth avenue Sheriff Sso o. Gro<
ceries comprising large and valuable Stock .! Fsuy
Groceries such ss Green Black Tea. lie a. Crush an
Oil and Csdles Fancy and Brown Soap. Preserves. Pic
kes Beef and Ham, Lsrd, Fish, Butter Nalasse 'asgar
Scales. Weight Fixtures. &c
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctitneer
AUCTION NOTlGE-Hsrdwere,C Cutlery, Fancy Ar
Arcles &c-B MOONEY will sell this day :. 10 o'clock.
No Is John-s general assortment OF Shell Hardware
Cutlery. Guns, &c C. 49,,
Also for of Mr.. Meyer, from Cleveland ONO,
bill OF goods purchased Sd inst consisting OF COZ
Pocket Knives doz Knives and Forks $50 boxes Ribbed
Percussion Caps Is dozen Table Spoons "a dozen Too,
Brushes. and 10 boxes Soap.
Also Shovel Handles, Suspenders, segn Gases, Se &c
Also 500 doz ibbotsons and Others Knives and Forks
Also % Leather Trunka suitable for packing nj It,
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w Prof. Bush will deliver discourse Sunday
morning next, before the Second Society OF the New er
salem a, their place of worship in the small chapel of the
Ncw.York university. II
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u Ininrisis ,,-an adjourned meeting Of your As
socialou il, ne .eu az National Ia J, Cana-- This Eve
ming Nov lsj al half past oc Lei every meLloe-
desirous 10 elect MORRIS FRANKLIN he al his post
Bv order OWEN w. BRENNAN, Prest.
RoBT, D. HOLMES Sec'v. II
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z. C. DELAvAN, Secretary.
P SEoqueht addresses may be expected Tor saturday
and Monday. OH 81
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


WIN T. JENNINGS 4 CO, Diapers sad Taslor., In ;
w porers Of Cloths and Cassimeres, Vesungs &C. 81
Broadway American Hotel opposite The Founain are s
Winter wear comprising French and English Clons Tor
Dress and Frock Goats Cassneres IN OF AYES
Silk, Sstin Merno and Velvet Vssdngs Mnied Clolhs,
Twseds &c for OvsrCoats, which will hs nahe up
TO through tbs cid vi az efficient corps OF custcs
be found In the country an essennsi polp. u o
style and character of garments such az must say INC
discriminating thai views Of cheapness are mol oaseo
the production NJ any other usn nIs rae snm is
Such have snsxr &c system Of small pron ana qulek
and prompted tho solicitation OF ca ron tnoss
who would really effect saving Of the extra pei eeriaSe
svied under the credit system
The attention directed 10 the Psnloops department must
offer inducements those who appreciate M
combining aud elegance
trade have always hand ready made Dress and rrocA
Coats Penaoons Vests &c 10 answer the requirements o.
those who ncas-s OF emergency may requiIs ts
Also Fancy Dress Articles in great variety; Scans Crgv
handkerchief, Gloves Suspenders Hosiery unoertesu
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shrs, Collars &c &c sI1
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Establish.
meni, In Broadway three doors below .ae "a s
customers and tho public IN very large ana wen
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods EInbrsclng az uo
latest styles OF French and English Pelto Cos t9 Wln
pameps black 4nd fancy BoDieens essuc Cassmercs OF
entire patterns; very rich cylt 81 SiNs Cashmers
Velvet VesDgs, suitable for The CT ing DC tso AZ "
which will made order few GJufH poce sha ID
the superior style for which the estsosnmen naa
been go long celebrated. ~
Employing In the cutting department me pes. tent !"
city we do not challenge comparison WIN any
point OF STYLE elegance and wofhnsnshP Az ins snno
ms our prices veil convince the uiost skeptcal thal ni
garments he furnished al very redacen ises %
cash We would also call attention TO The fancy Depef
nent connected with the establishment where can 20 oo
every article requisite complete genuenanh
In the and London markets Also An aseo7n o.
ready made Dress, Frock Coats and WI.teI
every description for tbs accommodation Oh tnoeo
fa nc ts,f 81 ofea' i0f j. c. BOOTH CO.
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GEO. q. WILLIAMS,
o. EXCHANGE PLACE, Is doors Enet OF William
"a streei invites his old customers, and Merchants gen,
eray 10 examine his STOCK OF Black, Blue Black, and
Coored Silks and Sans Vevets Bombaznes, Alpaccas,
Nous de Lanes Cashmeres, Reps Fine Ginghams and
other Dress Guods; White Cambrcs Musins and DiIni-
and Swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars and Chini-
se,les Green Gauze Barege and Lace Wells Tall sam
and Velvet Ribbons Cap and Bonnet Ribbons; Wool,
Worsed SILK and Broche Shswls; Dress HGkfs, Gloves,
Sewing Silks Goods for Thread and Needle Stores Gen.
tlemen's Rich Scarfs, Cravss, Stocks and Ties &c
40 dielf
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s Postage tic aay distance the Lance; is g. ceni,.
vi
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rT-FalI Fashion for Hats, lS1J.--Our custom
ers can be supplied with the style
Fall Hats. WATSON co. l54 Chatham square,
Sill TThkSisH between Mor and Mulberry sts-
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NEW GOODS.
just received,
20 PCS. very rich wide Silks.
CO no pcs. do do Cashmere De Ecosse.
30 do Paris IL. De LANES, very hns
100 do very superior Cashmere Square ShaWla
leo do new design Cashniere Long Shnwls.
o2a ltiaeodt sARKER 4 TnWLE. II Cnthsr.ne-s
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2ecic we Quo,e Us follows

Specie we 4uo,e as follows:
Per XIV: Tai.e.
Ar... to,t CID leS sloSi Ca-o!us Dolls. 81 o6GS l07
rs - new 100 " 100: Five Francs 940 94i
Es! p,!Gs par sl0Oi Douboous. 1895 a 1850
Y.-:..s,.sss God 100 Glo0t Do Patriot. 1860 1l575
s?<r-sa Dollars ioi eleS Sovereisns - 1850 4S7
10 CHARTERS. ~ :: 100 10 light 4S20 4S5
Nsxsex= Dollars. 100: 2 0 Heavy Guineas 5000
10 ScS-..-s. 90 GIp0 iNspoleons.-.. 3 $50
Il IL csc Q: the North American Trus: & Bank
io ca has Seen ordered by the Chancellor that all the
e-:.sa-, exhibit, thei- claims TO the receiver John
e.7s NC Esq rs solicitor. within eis months and
:s= asy. trou, NoHlsy sst in defaNls thereof they
W. K p,ecicisd from all benefit OF payment on. of the
pressed: ofhe :he association, under the decaee
i; he So; IN which said orders m1de) or otherwise
,asi a. he creditors and ,octnoders may cause
:sF appearance TO be catered in said suit by thei-
soe!:o-s ana thereafter vii be Untitled to notice of all
proceedings n thai sait.
The Bank OF Cape Fear. q. c. has declared
.sz:-s-r2ai dividend OF .aree per cent
Ths Bank OF The E.a,e OF Georgia has declared
iriiend OF Three Dollars pc. share from the profits of
:te As; s!x mouia
Tse receipt of the Reading Railroad for week
I ost az = e las; three year,, have been as follows
Business Tonnage.
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OLoAKS CLOAKS
Wholesale ard Retail.
dSOn LADIES' AND MISSES Cloaks. Goats and Car
CUU dina- of the fashionable erals, at prices
from s. so 10 So TO which examn son Is resotcuuly
i,viIsd WAMSLEY HOLT.
nj No. % Gather nest near Chatham. quare
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Markets. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.
ASHES.-Th-re is fair inquiry Tor Ashes ~ steady
Rates The saes are $50 bblsP al So 81: and loo do
Peara At "a l2..
CoTToN.-Ihe operators have been busy today with
aer correspondence and we hear OF little done in Cot
loa The market easy for the buyer and during the
week has lost fraction OF the improvement oil the week
oeiofc. Current prices for Liverpool classification:
i-ni.,a - l,,or,Jo Nnh;I, " q
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full fasllniis.

MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN'S
TLOTHING-CHARLES NJ. CHURCH. No. 100 Chat
" would invite the attention Of hs friends and tho
public TO his Fall and Winter styles OF meL's. boys
aud chdreas clothing consisting part OF nne cloth drcss
coats and pilot and circular coas black
ana fancy caesnere pants splendid silk velvet and nerino
vests o: all the patterns.
FOR YOUTHS complete assortment OF Jackets, pants
vests sacks and oVsrcoas made In avery style and OF all
sizes.
FOR CHILDREN he offers great variety Of cloth, velvet
aud fancy SUITS made IN trimmed In the most fashionable
manner all OF which lie is determined TO sell at p
ce Those in want are parc tlary requested call aud
anime his stock before purchasing elsewhere. o9 uiis'
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MEMS, BOYS AND OHILDAEN's
F'a.hic q abls Clothing. =,
LARGE assortment al wholesale and retail, TO 20 u
RnwarY n Y ls25 3ms' JOS. D. CLOSE Y W.
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WILSON LAND CO.-Dissoiuaon OF Copsnnersh!p.
w NoIce-Any coparnership hersioiore existing, or
% 49, have existed between John Wilson. late OF hs city
ot NsxYork and Jamas HARRISON OF s; Louis, Of Nilsson.
r. under By virtue Of articles OF between
he ~ SUI a.. YPa a,S' Ger % Isii JOHN WILSON
Nv, 9syo,yis. Nv his Attorue-. {! W. SOuLE-
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DKElIIUM ,h:,o ,s,oa.ied
yon have received The r prs,gn ioI peror % any
shrred suspcnders eeing for sale ceao al
aad sta AZ se stsho%ss A.o lSo pair,
tnua hu an; ehildren'- Rgbbers ladies' AM gen =
men Sr shoes and bonsho.-. with leather roles strap
and buckle ard ell other snd' Oh a'r'nsu' 'u a
god. IN use Il. s RrNYoN s.
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CARD-U. C. Hill respectfully sotcts all those OF his
musical friends ladies' gentlemen who may be competent
ta the Concert for rehearsal at the Cose
UNI, $50 Broadway, on WEDNESDAY Evenings. at
1Ic1oc. p NJ nr.cis.ly ole tSOvl0
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No. 600 Broadway, d few
sn.-Thls establishment has
is now In order for the nc
.rin. Cold, vapor, Sulphur,
Baths, always ready.
HENRY DURELL
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a VERY Valuable WORK.

GRAY'S CHEMISTRY.
ELEMENTS OF CHEMISrRf-Coriai tanning Inc RIM
T. cpies OF the Science both experimental and tneofetc
all intended IS text book for Academies, High scno0ls
and Colleges Illustrated with numerous engraCihhga ey
yi.-d ard enlarged. MARK H. NEWMAN,
't5 $40 ~ Publisher, 1879 Broadway.
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A i.HAMRA, No. $50 wsy-S.turdsy, Nov LIST
n HENEEIT OF PALM0'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA
COMPANY cn which occasion two cnire OP-rrs viii be
performed The entertainment will eommerc. with the po-
punr burie7ue opera euttvd Som.a Bu!Oe taken from
La Somuampula To conclude with the NHg:nAn Girl,
founded on the Bohcuirn Girl Perform 10 commence
..,c.n d,,i.s IN car, nj
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WEEKLY LITERARY BULLETIN
nFNEW PUBLICATIONS, sc. received and pub ished
" by WM TAYLOR, No. 2 As;or House. N y lus-
traied Magazine. price Ct cents.
Litelrs Living Age No. II, price l2i cents.
Theirs Napoleon, No. 5, price Il! cents, or fe edition
price IS GEMS
The Authors Daughter by Mary Howtt and Johnny OAR
byshire by VIM. Hewitt, , tales. price , CENTS.
Also cheap edition OF The Authors Daughter, slone,
price III cents.
nj 1,is VIM. TAYLOR, NO. Astor f1ous"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

NHE SUBSCRIBER. has his day taken int
partnership, Mir J 4 Adds, IN The Coniec.
I'oosry hnsine's. AT his old 5 aud No l0l Man st
The house will hereafter he conducted in the
nnme III Parker d Add S. MIR Parker Inl CO plea
sure IN saying 10 his old customers, lha, he has pro.
cured The services al an experienced ConfecihncI
and Cake Baker. nnd hopes Ia meTii "a iihcr raj share
ofthe patronage of ms friends in this city and Ih,
surrounding country, and the public generally.
Mr. Adds is a gentleman at steady habits, and
may always be T. und AT the establishment tc aiieEd
To customers.
To citizens ! would say. That wo can furnish
parties " iih any article they may wIs'i. in as COCO
style and upon more reasonable terms Than any es:
Establishment IN this city.
Country Merchants Will find il TO their advantage
w call previous TO purchasing elsewhere, as ",
can furnish my article oi Confectionery M low q,
any establishment In any ol The Eastern cities. Any
deIcaoy Of Ito season can always be had n, ouI
establishment.
Relying uEOn The continued patronage Of old
customers, we feel sure of success.
TIIOS Nj PARKER,
~ II y - In No l0l Main II.
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lNCoMBUSTIBLE COATING FoF

lNCOMBUSTIBLE COATING FOR
WOOD send you below, Messrs. Editors
u receipt for making a composition which will
render wood perfectly incombustiblc 1t is
very simply prepared and quite easy OF appli-
C~ation, being used the same as Il paint with an
ordinary brush. A good coat of it applied To
the floor under the stoves would be an excel
lent precaution.
Take a quantity of water, proportionatc TO
the surface of the wood you may wish To COW
'er. and add to il as much potash as can be dis
solved therein. When the water will dissolve
no more potash, stir into the solution, first a
quantity of lour paste of the consistency OF
common painters size second, a suiliciency of
pure clay to render it of the consistency Of
'cIeam.
When the clay is swell mixed, apply the pre-
paration, as before directed, to the wood il
will secure it from the action of both fire and
rain. In a most violent fire, wood thus satu-
rated may be corbonated but it will never blaze.
IL desirable, a most agreeable color can be
given to the preparation, by adding a small
quantity OF red or yellow ochre.-BuDalo Com
Adp.
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AGENTS FOR THE WESTERN VIRGINIA
TIMES AND GAZETTE

WEST LIBERTY, VA.-JOhn STEELE.
WEST ALEXANDRIA, PA. X. Hone.
TYLER County, VA.-Wm. J. MCoy.
BELLE-AIR, OHIo.-J. ~ II. archer.
ELIzABErnTowN, MARSHALL Co, VA.-IHoge,
CADIz, O.-E. Il. Albert.
Mr.. PLEASANT, O.-A6rGhdm NJ GrGw.
ST. GAINESVILLE, O.-Fostcr Carroll, Esq.
STEuBENvILLE, O.-LeUi Nclior.
BROOKE, Co. YA.-Isdidh Stecn, Esq.
P%oRTLAND, OHIo-John VI. lIathelGS.
ISAIAH STEEN, Esq. is our Agent for Brooke
TRIAUELPnIA.-Jumes Reed, Il. "a.
county, Virginia.
Mr.. LEVI MELLoR, is our Agent for Steu-
b~enville, Ohio, and vicinity.
Os~ All money paid TO the aboye agents
will be received the same as il paid into the
Office. All contracts made with them for adj
yertising and printing will be filled the same
as if made with us. Advertisements will al
ways appear in the next paper after they are
received, and job printing contracted for with
the above agents will be returned to them by
the earliest conveyance.
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0Cs- The steamships Great Western and
britannia may now be considered due, the
having left England OF the lth inst. Our
dates are from Boston to the 18th inst. and
from New York TO the 18th inst, at which
time neither had arrived.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

ETSCULAPIA OR THE WHIrE SULPHUR
RI n CllALYBEArE STRINGS, LEWIS
co KENTUCKY. ll6 miles Iop NASHVILLE. -
miles from Spiiupda e. or ~ miles from VaucobuIe
all "h The Ohio Rivcr) This delightful Watering
place is now open. and ready for the r~ccoltiot oi
visitors It's proximity 10 Ihc Ohio. and The cheap.
ness Of access. camel iaIl Ia he appreciated, ny
persons retiring from The beat and dust of crowded
cities aud lowns. The medical qualities OF these
waters .e unsurpassed, by any-Ihc mountain see,
merry is delightful, The mir pure aud blacing. and
terms reasonable. For other pa rlioulars,see printed
bills, or enquire of HE principal Agent.
MTG GOULD. No 30 ElsI Front Il.
V l6 Case C,ncinn,li
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G% VA he G1 !.
SMUT MACHINES.

=.
WaNttRN SALE OF Personal PROP
hNIl In Iursuuurc of , decree uI an. Chr
Gun S''ctmi 'our' ut Ia" aud Ch1nrcry fr III,
county at Oht', Pr"nounS Cd Un the 10 h Iny oi
Jane. 1913 and "f n Suhselurnt order mad. IN IA.
9th day Of Jhrc lSij. in a cause pem!iny in .n,d
r"od. between " y Il n Miller. complsinani.. am,
heame-, D1'ke. MAIDS Go and ohsss. def ndnni.
'he Undersigned Vii. on Monday The % IA day %
a"gusi ncNi.ai IA" font dnur ui the Cuuu house nl
Oht' crlnIy. IA The city nf whecline. IT, i, sal.
'nd Vii sell q" the highest bidder. Twelve Sun,
MACHINES, nov ~ the possession Of II w lI,ni,,c
idc Harding a WcldIn, or 50 many. or such merit
'"'fc'I' as may be necessary To satisfy the deere,
ni' rcs,pd.
TERMS On n credit Of sis months. the nurcb.
ser giving bond wih rurd security tor the paymer,
"i The Iufohnsc money. with inictcsi fun tic Las of
>olc.
MITCHELL. ID Shc,ig Ohio soun,y
Jun ~ X
OWN LOTS AND LAND FOR SALE
A 'h" >n's'r'hcf oilers NJ private sale, ih.
rowing dc'cu''"d d s'rnhle properly. VIZ Lni NJ
10 ahd ran at Lot No 10 IN Ihe Is h square ui
lc city at Wheeling, being IN tho corner Of 5L
mud Quincy streets. on both IT which are ,.,.I and
convenient hr'k dwellings. Sand luis rrc s,rnnicd
~ tie most eligible par, uf .he city Ter resIIenccs
'nd VII hc sold law anl on The iullowing cnvc,
n'cht 'cttnS, va Orc iourh ca,h and the halnnc,
~ hrrc EQUAL insialmonis al one. ;wo and IIrcc
years. with interest aud secured negotiable n,per.
Also One hundred acres of coal Land i'm Inc
safe "i Oiio, ops site the city of Wheeling, LYING
'l"'e Bridgeport on TIC Ohm rivct, tn he divided
I'll ~ twenty &C g lots. io suit rufchasers. The
c"aI 'i superior quality. c,n be run hy Railroad
i"t' boats. or suitable loi Manufacturers.
" II 6w IAN
P'iS' ursh ca tie copy weekly to amour, OF 50.
and charge THIS nirc.
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SMALL FRY LOVTIRy

Draws rs follows Ihmugluul lhe month al July.
Draws ~ Tucsl,ys-Cnprol P,izr $4,000.
WHOLE Ticket, 81 certificate OF package wnvlcs
Sl2; shares IN proportion.
Draws IN ThUrNIay,--CapiiRl Priz $1,000.
NhUlc Tickets 81 certificate IL package wlules
sli; shares in pruporIcn
Draws nu = lurinys--CapiInl Prize 81 90.
whole Tickets 81; certificate uf pnthnge whole,
81 I; shares IA rrupohr n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

Va RBLE.-Dcaiers he OrRGucaiai 1Lar
Ole 1ork, Richiy C"rUcd SiUiudry. ana
PtafR Marble MdHtcis and Monuments.
uNDEtnlLL * FERRIS. a72 and 37I Gren
Ni,h 81. cutner oi Bcnch
iIStiER a 2S7 Bawcp; nlu four cnpiiah
alter the Lantern OF Dcmus hcncs. suitable fri
iout ireI eight diameter Italian marble
Trcc 5000.
* l BROWN, conner OF Greenwich md Franklin
~; also. The trade supplied wi,h Foreign aud ID b.
iue,iic Marble in block or slab
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WATER STR 1T.

WHEELING. "a.
YENIIE undersigned respectfully 'ni'rm thc puh-
"a lr. that they have leased The above house
ior a torn oi year. have had ~ entirely re modelled
and very much improved III The arrangement -. IIs
rnoms and porches; have had II newly and hand.
sumcly panied, carpcied and papercd throughout
snd newly FURNISHED. IN n style unsurpassed 10y nuy
Hotel ia ihc West. Every article Is eRIirely new
apd the whole house brilliantly lgatcd with gas.
They uilcr Ihc accommodations of he house ."
The public, fully determined, that all guests shull
lind al their house. entertainment ,baI will mol iail
To MI ri sntIstictIon.
From ihe superiur arrangem6n nj of The House and
Table. aud The location Of Inc house ~ iruni of The
Steamboat landing. they indulge The hope. Ihal
they viii receive n liberal share III puthC paImnngc
may MITCHELL & CALDWELL.
GOOSE CIR VA. SCYTfUE,
VI S~TONES--An oHicle never sold IN III,
market before. Is nnw for sale aud sad Ia bc supe-
rIor Ia nny other found IA the unlled States
may 20 SAM MEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22

Ting Materials Of all kinds. at maaufactn.
reys prices.
EDWARD pELouZE. Tribune hsildrnss opposite
CITY Hall.
WILLIAM IIAGNR 4s G Id street.
JOIN L WHITE. 45 Gold street.