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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
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MEL. MOORE e. CO.. respectfully inform
the travelling public, that they have by an
arfapg ement with Voorhes & Co, and o Hinton
extended their splendid National Road Sipgo
Lines d'Tsci 10 ~ Louis. through Indianapolis.
TeFre IIaute and Yandalio, and HAT uusHpassed
accommodations can now be had through Iho entire
route.
VAST MAIL COACH leaves Wheeling daily
NJ 10 o'clock. p M, 10 Cincinnati Ia 36 hours. To ST
L1nis Gdays
Pilot Coneh leaves Wheeling ihiy at J0'o'cloek
Z NJ. IS hours 10 Cincinnati.
TALLMADjE'S Good Intent Coneh leaves
Maysville, KY.
Extrns fu mished on aIl The above lines To parties
With The privilege ufsieePng or imvelingat nj ht
~ They mny wish.
Office No 81 Water St. frst door below The U s.
Hotel, Wheeling Va.
jan ~ w F CowDERY. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

CLOTHS WINDOW BLINDS
DOOR PIECES. COACH CURTAIN STUFP.
GREEN BAiZE FOR SIDE BOARDS, BU-
REAUs, STANDS sc. SILK AND MUSLIN
APRONS FOR CHILDREN.
WOSEPH WOOD. Of East WhcelNg. would fc
s%pcciiully loiarm he public hat BE IS pre- pr
Cd 10 execute orders Tor anything enumerated a0ovs
o. 10 bic line with n%caiurss. durability and despatch
House Painting, Glazing end Payer Hanging ols
attended 10.
Residence and shop neat The old Crown Giles
Wofks, oP 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
NEW OOD
GREER g.

NO I02 MARKET STREET.
AVE !USr RECEIVED ftom the Eastern
II CEies.a large asa1Tfmsot 81 Frosh
SPRING DRY GOODS.
Which mbtaoss aIl The most lashionable style Of
Goods for Ladies dTesscsand every variety OF Gen
VI mems Wear, winch they oHsr On be reasonable
ierms ss hoy ran be purchased At snv other house
o 1ns ciy. We con make % 90 object Gr hose
Who give usa call 90 p]utchise " houi looking else
where.
DRESS ~GOODS-New style Ofsandie Robes.
ffeuch Lawns new patterns. Balzu ines. French
and English Ginshams; Bsrsges. Girsham Lawns;
Alpacas. Sc.
a large esnrmcn ofCnltcors. Chap.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Brown and Bieathed Muslin. Tictmg. Drlinar.
Checks. plum ani PLAID CUuon Goeds let Pans
lad Coats. Be. &C..
GENTlEMENS WEAR Froneb. Rnrish md
BE- g'an Cloths go coior,i plaia or5 iaacy Caasi
mrfes SaftnetsJcans Crshmeretic. Summer Cloth.
Plain on Fancy Linen pritugs srfin and o.hel
Vesisnes, Silk. Liuon cod CambHo iIdtls. susp n
den. &C.
Every hind NJ Bonaeia. R,bhous ed THmm nrs
Pifasols Sun shstcstf the neweH fylcs; in shtf
evorihirg 'hai Is usually ksp 30 5 Dry Good
Store. nn Us
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
.ERBERGS
AMEuICAN AND

ENGLISH HARDWARE.
6NARLING'S. Wa.dpu's' aud Grmu's
Sryfhes
ual,hs' Patent Counter scBlrs
Adams dl G.. Tee MlIs aI kirls
WIN Row Iands Aitl end tr1f. .ut savs
.G0svta and Bufctsfs'F l,s 8a1 EDGE Tools
X .o1 L1tb. Iaichcs and Bgu Hinges
BmsHcf-Tta IfHys-Patcrf sheep .heofs
Knitt. ard Fnf,s-s a. Bod ous-Eraas canllesitks
.s.eaf's UsId 8nd Trrranl Saws
g.tkip.. Trbs chaifa Auvils. So, inFeineF viii
q r.nctai s.slffnet fHt N~8riHafe nUN prtuiHg an
Nl .aie .ty Iyg, for CASH tg
HENRY r MORRIS.
uly7 Corner 11 Mam sL. 81 Market alley
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
NEW VARIETY AND
DRY GOODS STORE,

No 100 IAN ST WHEELING, Va
EOHN ELLIOTT, formerly Of The firm Of
- Elliou g. orr. having rented the store room
lately occupied by u Robinson, Jcwelief. los Nuin
S.. 2 doors above Market Alley. is non opening o
new and splendid nssoumen Of
Variety ana Dry Goods:
Which he will sell as cheap " MOI cheaper. han
any other establishment West Of he Mountains.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, Peddlers and others
wishing 10 purchase Goods. will ind IL 10 their adj
vanlage 10 call AND examine his stock beipre put
chasing elsewhere. a large aasoumen OF Brass
3 day and 30 hpuf clocks Of he best qnaliy.at very
reduced prices.
FOR THE LADIES-A general ssoumsn
~ Fancy Day Gods. Call and examine iUf your.
selves 40 trouble 10 show z 'ods
% MI JOHN ELLIOTT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

DOBiNsON A HUI l., HOUSE. SIGN AND
IA ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. so i35 West
SIDE Main 81 afo always prepared with ibe besl
wgfkmen and matftmito execute aj otdcfs boz thcil
DO, ~ he beet style and ID ibe lowest foics
Every description 81 SIGN PAINTING OR Gil
DING done m The besi maunof mag 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
wEsrERN Insurance coMPANY

WHlS Company, being now duly organized, rs
= prepared 10 make Insurance on. every dcs-
lag Houses, Store Houses, &cwrth their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat BOats aRd Keel
Boats with theirearBoes, TO aad from. anyrori
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, or their tTlO-
utary streams. Application for insurance. 10 be
mads for the present al the Office Ofthe Wheel
aug, a MCCOY Sec''V
RETURN PREMIUMS.
YWNHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa-
ny. OF Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all premiums received for risks taken from
this date, where no loss has occurred
r. Mccoy,
March 3, 1915. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
CoLUMBUs, (o)INsURANCE COM
PANX

AGENCY FOR WHEELLh G.,
ii X LIST. Al Shriger & Sielle's Warehouse,
Wa'eT street.
VHNHRY will toke risks on Buildings OF all
"A kinds:
Steamboats, and Cargocs, Factories, Mills
Keelboats, Flatboats and CarSosS ~, against
loss az damage by Are or The dangers aodperts
OF the seas, lakes or nyeIs, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized to make the iol
lowing terms with their Customers;
Any person insuling a single RISK by whlcf
no loss 10 the company is sustained, shall re
eeive a return on application TO the agent, o
40 per cent on the amount paid. On nett gres'
pTeminm paid each yeaf, amounting to- $500
or over, l2l ? per ceat on do amounting q,
8 1900 OF over, 10 per ceol. Jan p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Issar R1r. into ~ OHIO county. iecessed
having bcep rDni,d ihc sulecuhen 80 gpgsons
aira tbe ssute nfe requested 90 mske paymcu,
tiulsni Js'ls. cd those hayra eiiIus aqaua iLo
atI rsafr. wil pt.seat ure .amr 500 efy proven.
90 -tIit .nsui AtIN o. IAtDiFY
mN % h~HNHafrmr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
CITY PROPERTY Ar AUCTION

tIIY FHOPEItTN At AUCIIOks
Jacob = Slrlver, Snbicski Brady,
Hanson w end Wm C%hopline, r. Ola
Is
Hugh Cunningham.
NY VIRTUE Of The decree rendered in Ibis
cause on The 18th day Of June 1912. Inc un.
d]erirned will offer for sale nj he front door OF he
court b, use 0f Ohio county. on Monday lhe Sih day
Of June next. Lot Number hree hundred and me,
t30) situate in Spnlh Wheeling. wIlb The sppur
lenanccs and In pTovemenis thereon or 90 much Of
he SANE rs Will sotsiy ire SUMS Of ihoucy decreed
In the cause.
TERMS-Ooe 6uHh NJ Inc parchase monev, sssel
hand, nod The hdsicc payable IN tNo iHsiaimenH-
~ one and fvn years. with interest ijun ihe day Of
sale, the purclHter ffvtnR bond Hns security there
OL Join q EOFF. d cfR wooBs,
StSrB y Ohio county and
may I Commissioner IN ghis behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
AI.OOO RHWARn-

ME maltcious pefsnns are Circulating lho rs.
- port tbai the subscriber hnd declined hia bu-
sinoss THIS ~ 20 notify his friends end he public
hat itra vile fahficAtio1.
lir lcsis grateful hf mfmer lavar. aud wisLrs
lll wanting anything boz either marble or Tree si.no
90 give him o coll before purchasing elsewhere.
AZ Jpbt c0siing over a25 no ct1fgs hf lettering.
MICHAEL ROUAN. Mrfbis 3 FREE Stone Wortsv
40 As. "a squares south d The rustOmc
nav b Market 81 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
WILLIAM ORR,

tNioH SrarKr. WHEELING, Va.
Il EFPs FOR SALE, atloe price. Tor Cash. q
~ iuli supply of auieles in Dos line, which are
selected wiih care b. himself from iho bel mar.
kc's .u he Essi un such Term a. enables him 10
.cI Of q r dtng adyaocc ff cash.
FRENCH, ENGLISH. SWISS GERMAN AND
FANCY GOODS.
DIV als. fsncy Cuuey. Clocks. Combs.
Thtesjs snl Tsrss Needles and Pins Fsh Hooks
Tnctmuas ard FINDINGS, Hosiery, Rbhons and
I Iaco Gcrjs. Pra.fs. Booss and SaJIoaofr. 10.
rsiber with 90 auiciss W Foreicn Mrttbandi.
aol D,mstic Maua's.,afe GrCHEAP 100
CASH. apt3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
nRENTIINnERla APnTmErA.

MosgoE STREET. AsnLArn Row.
fWlllE public aro hereby respectfully notified.
~ %lhetthey e1a 0hiain sitlc sh.ys merpnfi
esiahishment medicines cf evcfb deicipaoH. st al
hanra of r.e Day Df birhf
Phgsjroas Iyssrrp1sns put rp ia ts neatss.
m1uncr ami wuh ihu u.o7osf proc aap. hv
a} s 8 A BNEGTGNaER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
At TIIE PHILADELPHIA
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE,

Al THE PHILADELPHIA
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE,
No 40 Main STREET, WHEELING. VA.
ID SEATON, has just received md is now
- . opening The 81 vetY fine aud largo stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Coos within This month,
which ~il now be presented at Unprecedented
low prices FOR CASH.
Cloths. Csssimeres. Jeans, Sarineus, &c; Celicoes
English. French and American, az all prices
varying from 6 els upwards. Balzaunes; B,lznnne
lawns, painted do; De lanes. Cashmeres. DC. &c
Ginghams-Frenfh, Scotch. F.arlsion uud Mnnches
'er; Brown aud hlrBched Sbceungs.
Shlwls. Handkerchies Hosiery, Gloves, BOnneI
Ribbons. SuspenJefs SC &c.
STRAW aud BRAID BONNETS-Also Hats
&c &c.
CARPEFS-Veniiian and Ingram, which vii
be sold low.
All those wishing Bafglins Wit now please give
him a call before Purchasing elsewhere. bnd yot
may depeni upon great Bargains
Mind place, M sc Main street, Jusi oppnsi
kaoie's S~addleiy Shop. d SEATON.
~ 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
THE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE!!t
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED By
J.. II. HUSS & CO.,

One door aboUe the United States Hotel
WATER ST WHEELING. VA
y ME PRoPlIEToRS have just received and
are now opening a large and elegant nssort-
mchi OF Foreign and Domestic Goods purchased in
New York, Philadelphia aud Biltimnre, 10 which
the attention Of the citizens of Wheeling and sur.
rounding country are respectfully invited.
Our stock Is perhaps, the larg est IT, the city en-.
tracing all The latest and most approved styles.
CONSISTING Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C.
OF these VIC have q raro and excellent assortment.
such rs BIN blue Blk. Blue. Invisible Green and
other Fancy colors; besides these we have a large
and well selected assortment OF VEST1NGS, such
os plain and Fancy Satin, plain aud 6gd SILK. plain
fancy Marseilles .Baa, Cashmere, English Quilting
&c. &c.
"TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Including all qualities aud colors.
Irish Linens. Linen Check. Bingham. GamHroons.
and all other lighi Goods suitable Tor Summer Wear.
A Large assortment of
READY MADE CLoTHLTTG,
Made aud ituuu eI IA g"ud style, 10 sui ihe inmc.
date requirements Of purchasers. together with az
endless assuTinrnI Of fine ond anry articles. snch
rs Linen mnd Cotton Shirts. Siiih Collars. Bosoms,
lldkis. Sc rs, SnSpenders. Gloves. Hosiery, &C.
llaN Ing procured cutters and wurkmen OF 40
knowledged merit we are prepared 10 mako up
any auiele Of Clo,h,ng 10 order, in a style that can
mol fail To please those who appreciate a ~. comb
ming ease and elegance, and ia TACT the Good Intent
will he fosnd 10 be ono ofIhe most fashionable e..
iabliskm onis IN the civ.
In conclusion. We invite our friends respectfully,
10 call and examine our stock previous 10 purchasing
elsewhere as we are determined 10 pay that attention
10 our customers. which viii not only merit but
secure their patronage and Influence.
J HUSS a. co.
I take this oPpn huniiy 10 mention, that have
resigned business on my account, therefore roy
friends aud customers are especially invited 10 call
on me nj the store of HUSS d co.
ap I6 G w GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
J. X BOTsFORD,

J. X. BOTsFORD,
IN As JUST received a large souDen Of Sc.
IN CARS and TOBACCO The follow ing arc a
list Of he different brands of Segare
5000 Regalfa Las Tres Cofonas
5000 DO Minerva
1000 do gazadorcs
5000 Havana la Norma
1000 Rcgsla Dos Fanos
5000 DO Nitiora
5000 do La Pa
1000 Washington 10 Noma
10000 Havana Of different hwuds
10000 Principe De Ia Cmz
5000 de- Steam Bot
5000 Custo Sans
FRUITS.
50C osoa Nufsi Orsnges; Lemons; Rai-in.; Figs
P1nes; 2 doz bottles Olives; ! ease S%auiinefi .
cases ofLemon syfup I box French Chocoiaio done
up In superior manner, I doz bottles Capcri ] ~
t1st Treble Crepe Wlnc; ] qrc8tk Od Brandy
."flsO5 ib pr,oG which b. hf medical purpose
besides a great many articles 100 numerous Q,
mention. op 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
aUN UAHWELs

e NEIL b. maw @ffaafrd a fl tnv order fi
- Oun BsrfcIe. ia mu itun $50 fa $50 bullets
90 .hf plunJ. also Gao L.eks aaI mJUu,rs.
ap4T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM!
AT THE SIGN or THE
BLACK BOOT

-""'' TT" = w DINNINI
' NODD a. HOWELL, have just returned
from Ihe eastern manufacturer, wiiha large
and general assortment Of Boots. Shoes. Leather
Lasts. Findings, &c; which have been selected
With great care. expressly for Spnng aud Summer
Trade, which lhty pledge themselves are ofas good
qualify g. Will c sold o. low as any lot or lots of The
some article that is now OF has heen brought Wesf
Of The Allegheny Mountains. Persons wishing K,
purcha.e will please call md examine our STOCK
belre purchasing elsewhere. Oar stock consists 10
mari rs (,lloKa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
stock OF Cloths

Nh
Black. Brown, Green, POmo. lnvfSlc Green,
Blue and various other fancy colored lrOad Cloths.
imported from France aud England drec; for the
fashionable trade. Also a large suppl Of The new.
est style of FTen.h Cassimeres. superid IN anything
ever Offered both in style, quality and Fashion.
NESTINGS=As 10 YesiingS I delvS Me world TO
heat them eiiher in quality or v~arieiyti shall not
attempt 10 enumeralc The different kind 4 present.
but suffice IL IN shy that they aTe '1scidIHg French
therefore You will please excuse a Ty inR. fr not
unde rs'andinc The technical 'erms ~ ,hmrs
C0AT& PANTAL0M STUFFS.
PLAIN and Fancy Linen Drilling, Cicst; Blown.
BLACK and Fancy Cachmere; BombcziheI Silk and
Wool Tweeds all oolors and grades; Tuclnpos
and Henry Clay Tweeds; Boston a,d Keu,urky
Jeans, ard many other styles too Hunerous Ia n Ell.
iion. All The above named articles vii he sold
by. tho piece. yerd. or made up To order IN ny usull
iashioual lie STYLE.
READY MADE CLoT1HNG!
My si"cN OF clothing CONSISTS "a para cd Jt'as Goth
I rock and Dress Goals Of al colors anA qualiiie.
pmp dE'a. Cashmere. Bambazine. TwedS. Linen
Checks, Plain Linen, Cotton CHEEKS and Mery ulher
description Of Summer Goods that The New York
market can produce.
PANTALOONS.
Cashmere, CassineI. Jeans, Tweeds Summer
Cloths, Argola. Linen Checks. G.mhroops. Tack.
Tweed, Henry Clay Twccds; and evert other
kind OF Summer Goods all ready to walk inp.
VESTS.
My stock Of Vests is perhaps tho best hooking and
the largest ssoumen that ever was look Il At in
any .iIy varying in prices from so cs TO So. u
embraces all colors. styles and qualities
81 d"zen fine Linen md CnitUD Shirt; Check
aud common mpie Than I have time 10 couni. Col
lars. B,s"ms. Scspeuders Gloves. Cnvsis, Sucks.
SILK nnd Linen iidkis; half hose and q great variety
OF other articles, such as LADIES DRESSES all
paucrns and slyles; Palm Lcnfiia,s end Umbrellas
~ sh"ri every article tot heipngs to a Segular
MERCHANT TAlLORS ESi ADJUSTMENT
inr furnishing gentleman With ~ cnliro III ont ,cor
nc l"und here neatly made aud cheap If FASH.
In conclusion I will say that | can AMI will sci
my goods cheaper ihnn one nf my conn einors. h,
has takcn lbe trouble TO make The same known IL
he Eastern cities, can buy them, and hope my 81
customers as we'll as my new ones will no lunVe
he gHlled by This hall,wny aud poorly made al
Cloth ng. such as Is daily offered by those that hnv,
NO knowledge Of the profession whatever. There
lore ] would respectfully solicit my trends, Gus
toners ond the public generally 10 coll and oxamin,
for themselves, hsiI Will afford mo aud my clerk
much pleasure 10 wait on ~ At any lime. Don
forget the CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
on THE CORNER, with FOUR BIG DOORS
40 % n. RICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
CORNER or MAIN Ann MoNRoHTREErs,

Wllkt4NG. va.
HAVE just returned from NeN4y,rs, Phila
delphia AID Balimprr. viii II ! ARGEST
stock Oi Spring apd Sur mer Coodsb bat was eve,
lonk'd at la any one house this sale Ollie AR,gAe.k
MoHstoins. llavme e~plateei my s1sE 10 double
is burner ~ fpr the purposo OF m9ng rom for
my X STOCK. and Tor the al immodafion
ol my customers a. they cumc in HTe olso OPEN
Ell TWO new addiu"nal dooTs, aud ihi}rproVemenl
l lhink. Will enable me TO pay every 9cniioh To all
Who may honor me with a coll. lhfef frequently
had So many visiitrs and was SO mrh crowded
t'at they have been compelled 10 leat ior want OF
room. TO look At my Goods or even lrs my cHEAP
Prices. Now | say come one, ceme Y and every
attention will he paid. for my Stock Goods and
my store IL sufficiently large To accd modale Cid
aud ~foung-M0rried or Single-LadiS Gentlemen
and all
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
BOOKS! BOOKS!
w. J. RO8R,
WHOLESALE MI Ri

WHOLESALE MD RETAIL
BOOKSEI,LER AND STATIONER,
Corner Of Mum and Union Streets,
WHEELING.
AS inst received a large and splendid as-
AA @prImcn, at School. Medical and Mlsee!la.
a.euus Books; also a foil assortment Of 5 atiuneY.-
Country Merchants would do we'll to cai and exam
inc my siork and prices before purchasing else
where, as am determined In sell as cheap as am
other establishment ia he West. ar Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

"a rt'FOs-.l si.k 10, .sif ay
~ na, - r6YaR g. rAULaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
EE.ATHER.

EINIaN III
Best B1lumof Country Sole Leather. Upper
LesfbeG Gait Skins. Boot Morocco. KID Linng snd
Binding Skins
FKJN'DENGS.
Shoe Thread ifs.s. Bfsflps. KuIyes. Awls. Pegs
% oi Wcb Glll NJ, Boot Trees. Nails SIafshles
Blni and sine Kcys. ap ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI. INDIANOP-
OILS TEl{RE-HAUTE .VANDALIA. SPRING.
FIELD n ST LOUIS.
THROUGH IN SIX DAYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
NEW TOBACCO & CIGAR STORE!
a. j. PANNELL.

.
a. =. PANNELL,
ED EsPECTFULLY informs The public that he
has taken the sore recently occupied as Par
hers Conieettmnry. 1OI Main 81. 81 door above
he u S Hotel. where he has received lrom he
Eastern rifles and will keep consIaatly on hand q
lull supply ui
TOBACCO. CIGARS. SNUFF. SC.
Which will DO s1ld ~ very small pnoGis and at
least a. cheap as they can be purchased IN The city
Tie will only enumemtc.
CiGARS-FItst quality Principe
d. Reaaha 3 bfurds
II Espcranzs Ia IGdia. Bmme1l
Uavanua. Manila Choroois. HAVANA Eagle.
Panrtalias. Cuzad1fcs aud Canonos. HALF Spanish.
Common. Sc SC.
TOBACCO-Best Richmond Chewing Z ohncco.
Fac cur 10; Snuff ofaukinds.
Blue Lick nnd Sara tega Wafer &C.
tie invites hs friends and he puhiic 10 give
him a call. sp i6 3m A. PANNELl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-24

BALrIMoRE, Dec %, 1s46.
The Rinsseid FTnsral-W Watson, Rnssoid, &c TAeotri
esh-Markets, &c.
The ceremoaals, on the burial Of Major ri gold
yesterday, were indeed grand to behold, and highly
honorable not only to the memory and services Of the
deceased but the patriotic character Of our city and State
In addition to about twenty military compsnies prnc
pay cavalry from the counties the country people with
their families poured in by filling all the hotels
of the city TO OVERLOOKING The CONN was placed on
splendid Egyptian funeral car, which he'd been prepared
for the occasion to receive the coffin the top
where II placed upon tho mognifcen; velvet pail
presented by the citizens Of New Orleans. Upon the
con was peccd the hat and plume sword and uniform
of the deceased alsoa small and beautiful national Aag
TIE drawn by six milk white horses dressed in
black CLOTH The military escort was upwards Of mile
in length, and Of most imposing character There
depu,ation Of the Philadelphia National Grsys and the
State Fcncibles present
The remains Of Watson, Ridgely, Thomas and Pear
son. will be here about the first Of February. when the
funeral ceremonies will be civic well military and
Il anticipated will far excel those of yesterday The
odd fellows the masons and the citizens will join in the
ceremonial with the military and tie hearts Of CT
tiz will melt with grief the remains Of the gal
laat Watson, who was known loved, respected and
teemed by oil classes conditions and parties in tho state.
The theatres last night filed to overlooking,
matter OF course, and Madam Augusta and Mile
Dinner attracted as many as Old Holiday could enter
tain.
TuE MARnEr.-The fear ms'ket is sull very unsettled:
Folders continue 10 ask IS for Howard City Mills and
brands Tne receipt price unsettled There
no change to notice in grain Good TO Prime rsd whsss 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-24
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NHw YORK. DECEMBER "a.
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Cl0uTGus
Ship. Fmneoi, i;t Wheeden H:yrs, For Liv wing ton
III London, 0sswold Barks John lch. 3slcn Gal.
way. Bc-u Vese; Sylph,de, Cho,te. don. Cook <
III Peter Demill, Pckens Savannah Demill. Brig
Nbans, ellen. Mobile, Stages, CHAIRMAN y Co. Schrs
Albert, Whiting BrsIos Santiago; Sarah Mary. Bates,
Pensacola, 0,ger Mary Jae Peck Lescomb, Richmond;
jonas smith. "a rtou, WILMINGTON
Tuesday-stip New York. bul, Charleston.
mdse Chamberlain Phelps. Passed Gibraltar Oct 2h,
peny with about $50 sail OF vessels several which
American Nov 40 lat 20 ", Ion 81 ~ w, spoke the
brig C,ua Of Rehnend from so,on bound to 81 Thomas
days with oss OF most Of SAILS boats she reported
having heavy gales leaving Boston The
ed the Gulf December OH lat ~ 30 NJ Ion II W. since
III II time has had continued gales from w.
Ship Norms Ellis, from Havsna, Dec 10TH with &C.
10 Moses Taylor Dec H. while lying 10 in gale
boarded the SHIP aud carried away rail- five
split plank shea and galley and officers house,
her carried cabin bulkhead and filled the cabin
with water The gale and lasted days
Was on sandy Hook Sunday evening last. and dr
of.
Ship Edgar. shap,er from New Orleans 9Th inst with
ton, to stanton X Frost
ship rrcbas Deyres, days from New Orleans, with
ton, 10 kunck elmsnn.
Bark Jubilee Harman from Bordeaux, Oct 9th, with dse
Dursad. Nov a. lat H. Ion 81 IA, exchsngsd signals
with bark Ardsn,, Of Boston Dec ID, lat IS a. Ion So
spoks brig Sea Eagle, days from Boston.
Norw brig rrssioss, jacobson, 81 days from ROTTERDAM