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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

Bat. sir. ihisis not ALL Ihsye followed the
classification OF the commercial document: bat
every gentleman acquainted with The su6lect
knows ;hat there arr articles. some oil which
are strictly, aud Others substantially, manu-
iacturcd articles. which are not IA that docu-
ment, placrd under the head oil manufactures.
ln the commercial document al ihe last year.
find the following articles. with Ihen values
placed under other heads
Spcrmacc,i candles slso. ss2
Der. unas,3. soars. &. o.Oe2 .4ss
All manufactures of wool 9l9, 100
turpen,in. w." sis. se2
Ashes, pot anl pearl lliO.oS'
Total s3oSl csc
ii t. We have ,ot,l Of more than i've mil
lions 81 manufactured articles. which, IN the
comm roiIl document. are placed under the
hcsd Oi products OF the fore I and OF the fish
erics. Add these to the articles set down as
manufactures, and we have an cipOr, of more
than thistcen millions, the product of our in
hut manufactures.
/ have no disposition TO dispang' the whoa,
trade of The county. /, isan important trnde.
and one which should b. cherished with the
greatest care. But devotion 20 any cause
should never lead us to overlook an importan,
fact. rjUicc thatwcare able tn export whca,
al the average rate OF s6.0o1. 900 year, and
rejoice, also. that our infant manufactures are
able To sal forth to iorcign countries fabric.
10 twice that amount. avn IN favor of the
corn trade of the country; and, Tor that ycn
reason. / wish to inform the wheat grower,
that the proposed change in the British corn
laws Will probably operate against them, and
may prove highly detrimental TO their inter
Cs'.
Lam confident, hlf. Chairman. that there is
great mI-pprehcnsion on this subject of
tmdc Some gentlemen seem TO take il iof
granted that Great Britain is the principal.
aud almost the only mark, for our bread
siuli. Bot nothing can be more false. have
data drawn from the official documents of the
Government, which cOniute an! such hypo-
thesis.
M I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

MARRlED-on Sunday the 9th inst by
the Rev. w kcnney. Mn. FRANKLIN AN
DERSoN Of East Wheeling, (iornerly oi
Piusbugh) 20 Miss MARY ANN WINS.
OF South Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

VIII the s. Clsiryil!r Gil.tte publish the
paragraph in the letter of Abbott Lawrence.
in which he .sys "low duties will reduce Ih-
pnce 81 goods" 1.-The will do so,we shall b.
ready to meet him in tilt tia, he seems to
eovet The pretended extracts from Clay AMI
Adams speeches garbled and inadmissable
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

The packet ship Liverpool arrived a, New
York on the 18th with one day later from
Liverpool. Corn market dull--cotion active
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

SEE the advertisement OF Messrs Connelly
& Wade. They are furnishing splendid ar
,icle remarkably low.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17
scHooLSlN VIRGINIA.

The Legislature OF Virginia. al ,ts late session.
passed two hool bills--ouc 90 sni.u "a DO,
present primary school system. and liin2
ilul 10 b. received from the General Gp,ctn-
Incui ut from $4,000 10 $50 600. the 9th
establishing system OF district ire schools.
The lattcr j. u h, Submitted 20 the voters a
the pools ia @li, upon demand OF one thirl
oi tl,e qulliicd voters. anj 10 BE- adopted upon
a vote ui two thIris.
We look forward, with great snAiet, To- ,hr
reception Of the latter bill IN detail. We
still hopc that, though the measure OF cstab
lshias district schools throughout, the StaU
was defeated, something may grow out of this
something that vii, lead To general system
d education having the school fund lor other
use,-,hc endowment OF colleges .lor instance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

GBATES.-Therc are some Of the mos,
lovely Crates a, Hamilton * Co.'S Warehousc
on Monroe street, that we ever saw. They
are really worth looking a, and worth buying
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17
SCHOOL NOTICE.

4 fTbR sNafssnn 81 soe ssek. sno'hsf iefm
4 ~ ouf m-,,,,hs ~ Mrs wALLACES SCHOOL
W evraw~ose. Pness - formerly. kssh % hol"'
val 80 ehsissd ks ell the is@spdes - he isfn
-''ef ne Day ths tntsfs. shsihsf she s'isnds 90
ne '"'e - not. Allo~ sass wdi he made eaT "f
'Ne 90 sre"aus u sieknes. PsU,'sslsd ~ Ses
'eh AZ ~ho hsss say ssgsfsnes - oe.ss.
80 Hisfsfr msunaIans. viIl sss insssJissly no
maj 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17
FRO On CONTINUED !
CITY COUNCIL.

MARcn IL. 1916.
Council met, all the members present eX.
cep, Messrs Amick. Mitchell and Robinson.
The proceedings OF las, meeting were read
. and approved.
Mr. Mitchell appeared
The committee on street, and alleys sab.
mlIIcd report on tic sublec, OF the grade OF
john 81. recommending sundr, changes ia
the grade a. now made. conforming with the
grade established in -3g.
Nh. Robinson appeared.
Report OF street commissioner with es,i-
mates OF grading anl cuIbins was read. ,osc,h
Ct with sundr! proposals by him received.
On motion OF M Lrmb, ordered ,ha, the
accommodation OF the committee. SO lar as
the grade Of JUhn stree, u concerned. be a.
d5ptci
Me-. Nelson moved tha, the street commits.
sioncr b. required TO examine aud regulate
the curb, on i,h ST. between Monroe aud
Quincy.
Mf. Lamb moves, slas ALLOWING eurbins =
Msin street, South wheei,ng from 81 10 Web
s,cr, Filth street, ish Ward. from Quincy to
John St. anl John ST.. from 9Th to 9th SITS. and
also HIS in the lst ward aud some in the I'd
ward. Carried.
The committee on ordinances reported an
ordinance Tor suppos, OF The chartered govern
ment of the city. The blanks prov iding tar.
alton Tor the city were filed as follows
Ga rsal estate of per cent.
On Poll. 30 cents.
On Merchants ! of per ccn,. on stock.
Ca Forwarding aud Coln,ni ssion Mrrcha nts
lst Class, SO. ~ Class $40.
AoeIionees so. per cent on sales of
non.residcnIs
Pell ars sl0
Theatrical exhibitions So per niaht. 2
months $50 ] year $50.
Circus sic
Wax Figures, 81.
Rope Dances, &c, s.. All Others, 81.
otiinaTies. graded as last year.
Houses Of Private Entertainment. Is, clss.
So. 2nd, 81.
Coffee Houses, lst class eI73. al clas,
- 49, -" III f,lduS ID.
Carriages same as last year.
Bowling Alleys. SIS.
The ordnance was then passed
Committee on renting the old council cham.
Der reported inidvor of renting same TO Rev
MIR. Wallace.
select committee on the memorial Of IN,
Independent order OF Odd Fellow, rnv;,s
permission 10 erect building at the South
wing OF the market exported lavonbly II.
port recommi,ted foT defnite propo.itioo,
rom the Lodge.
Petition Of c. faulks tot re is,,on Of fine.
read and referred
Bond OF J. {. Wiley reported and A.
copied.
a memorial signed by S. on and o,h.r
holding property 90 Marke, and Am street.
Or"een Union ond Monroe streets, pnv.
'n5 Tue opening Of public alley b,,wec,
10. Two later streets. a. heretofore d.cla,ed
Mr. Lamb moved that tic street ooro,o,.
'''n'f b. hs'rdciel 10 open soid Allsv. aad
l'ia' Ibe sum Of So be Appropriated thereto,
Nj Nelsoa called Coz ayes and noes ,,n,,t
on b'ins iakea resulted as follows
Afrs-Brsdy, lh,liibea, Lamb. Mi,ehsu
Fault, Robinson, l4idl.y. Morrow.
N5rs--Austin, liAInilinn. McLar. .Fchol.
Hughes Phillips, Tlnner. Nelson. I5m.,,.I
Petition q j. w Bariag received ,ud >.
irrd. "
.,... Il IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

n 30 n'L DAkk MAROON COZ Opgr
- - NJ BOON sH ut.n the ,..i. -,
,.I.,,h i''i"'s sik .u,ug ,osia,,.,sr ,.,.s,.
-, - 'h' u~Gsf only e. fsWa,J 80 ~
mis- 80, "ns lsa''nF Esd tssA sod tse,,. !,
-. =, -, - ~ atd ~ aussi,0us asked.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17
CAN CONSUMPTION BE cuREp,-Tx

CAN CONSUMPTION BE cURED.-TA,.
que.i'en :. asked ~ many snss'os s,ais " no. pr
sag. VA the Last stage e sis~sss. " have So.
swer. Is,niui az "a 4. i.ssy hat lev ever reeve,
Death csnpoa be deprived ai i's peer. " hen S,,sss
has kn"isd "a. fatal h,resS. upon The vusls n 4.
hcfsiofe Of The ai'ns.f ,ap,rsnes L.s ell pss.>s.
~ho ma, have tad co'd. cough. pain sa The hs.ses
AID .de. sreRes. Of the ihfSsi. d'eaiy Of rsis,ss
WP the rAlrem and matter that seesnsisiss us.,s
'he !"nf' u, The primary "sees. esd issxs 10 Con.
SUMPTION when MT nmoveS To sssA g s,s
afflicted. ~osld rccoUnsnd ihsa psv~sss =,
onee lev l>silss .f DE- Duoesss Espscssssss
Remedy. ~Lsh .. svrsa ~ ies.se al he as.,
.yu pic~. that 80 ohes asns - loss the sysses.
aud hnal Jes'ry he
RELIEVED SUFFERER.
wh.elis: uss IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

I.ouR C'sniry D,ys wasted Of CONNOLLY
Il wADkS Home L~sgae Zoo, and shoe
fse'ory. 10 lssfn 'hs B,1I ani Shoe Business.
mar Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17
KnARnnE TpAnE

A special NEE tins OF the Directions will b.
hrld this cve'ng AT ~ Och at the Col Cham
Der Members Of the Bua,l of Trade are in
viJcd To attend By order.
THoS. JOHNSTON, Jr., Sec'y.
Tuesday, MaJcll II.
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VTInGiNIA-N cs.ses.r-A, ,.I.. hid

Ahe iNiA-S cIsscEkr-At ful.s held
va .he CLERKS "0ice pf the CifeuH ssrsx.s
N'a" u IA and Chancety fOr the county VI oAss
10 The "ao..ih ofMaieL 1876.
is"'y s"eis'f' Co.ris;sssa
sesiHs
James Wheat. u.nry Mvoss. John Ciarks end
Daniei M-pfs. D.E..sks.t,
Tue Defendants John = Ciafko and Dui,I
h'r'fe' i'o' haN."g entered iheW srp~srsnee and
snsr security srcOsding the act OF sssemb,y eel
he rules OF this Court and u ape arirx by ssI,sle-
"fY rfoo' that they are not hahi,an. Of tho rum.
hun~'@ih Of V'stasa -Os NOLAN 81 he cam lain.
ahi - counsel u afisTed tba, the said defendants
do sPicaf hero on the fret dsy u The nsn Syrins
term oi ih'' eoor. and answer the complainant.
h'i'' add iha' eopy Of tbs. osssr DO k,nhwih
.'sH'a IN s'tns He~sp1Pss printed "a the city uf
Nhe~ing irt two months soeee,sivsIy. and po.IsJ
at tie ifvni JaT vi the eOau ias,s % ohn eoanJ.
c"pY is'e ALEX Il LAIDLEY
'AlS"tiL mail CIefk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

CO.. We werc Yesterday blessed with y
beomiiul -prins day. little cool, indeed, bu,
pleasant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17
To hear the Pcnnsylvanians call it mush.

a WOLNERlNE.-"Are YOU in favor Of
biennial sessions of the LEGISLATURE asked a
manager OF an election in Alabsms. OF a vo-
ter. ''Whol' said the voter. whose name
Was Ance Veasy, aad wilhal. ,olerably green.
" Arc you m favor OF biennial sessions of the
Legislature, SIR biennial Sessions don,
know him--is he any kin to Rsub Sessions,
siH III he Is, III be darncd ef you keioh me
voin iur him. You never hcarn me tell
bout that iightl Ind long with Reub Sessions
up IA Shelsy-dld your Never mind your
hgh,a now, MG vcasy: answer, YEA or nav. .
Il dos'ent know what YOU mean by your VA
and ns's. but I'll b. dod rotied el ! vote ia.
enny Nv theScssious family. no how how YOU
can in a. Bah Biennial Sessions, indeed
pest as much fI fur Guvnur az fire Is fur a
icehousc,'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17
TEMPERANCE MEETING

he'e wall be Temperance Meeting hell
~ 'he CITY HALL, TUESDAY EVENING
Msrch l7ih. lsi5, att o'clsck. TuOS a
"AOlh viii address ,be Meeting.
TH0S. HORNBRooK
SECgFrasy
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BOARD OF TpAnt

. S",,'.,''s o" Co-~,res for Ngy,,
vs.. NI,knan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

STOP AND READ THIS,
home LEAGUE BOOT AND SHOE
MANUFACTURING ESTABLlSitMENT
loS MAIN STREET,
I'To doors ADORE Rnoie d. .Sangsr.s Saddferv
Store.
foNNEILY & WADE. ssoaii ius,,s ,,. al
~ ie-''sn OF the pshlie 10 their large .ai xsn.s,i
--@.r,mrni VI Lai'e., Gens' aud chiidr.as' 20.
a"u o]"c.' made OF tho best @,isr,s,s anil svi sp
snder 'heir 'nsPsctIon. and whlch they wssss., 4,
cell a. cheap II not cheaper. Ihsa Elsssn WORK e.n
DC purchased ia THE place. We isy,is the I..di..
aid gentlemen ~ call add sI.n,ins f.r ihem..Iv~,
Connolly 4 WADE
The heel Baltimore Spanish and ces.,,v
SIZE Leather o0Hsisnli, ga had ma, IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

Poiun,ke River Losisp. elsss So iss March IT.
% ~ . ~ al ~ IS 7 - - 81 81 SIS
l.s~ssi prrs ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-17

tos. = AND MACKEREL in bsI. end kss.
on ccu,r hr,n ut. fot sac Of redseed ps,.
matl7 b, ~ NJ JAMESON. Froises u. sl.,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-24

infantry severely, Sept as; H. Potter I'd It. 7th In
fsntry severely Sept ~; Geo Wainwright I'd 1t, 9Th
infantry, severely, Sept. ~; w O Butler, maj Gen
volunteer service, severely, Sept 2lj A NJ Mitchell
Colonel LIST Ohio regt. severely, Sept 81; A w. Arm
Capt LIST Ohio regt, slightly Sept 81; Lewis Matter,
l.t L. LIST Ohio Iest slightly, Sept ai MeCar,y
IL, LIST Ohio regt, slightly Sept II; r. B. Alexander,
Major, LIST Tennessee regt, severely, Sept 81; L.
Scudder LIST 1t st Tenn. reg severely, Sept u; q.
H. Nixon, LIST It., LIST Tenn regt slightly, Sept 81; J.
G. Allen "a It, ist Tenn regt severely Sept 81 A. H.
McClung, 1t Col, Mississippi regt severely, Sept 81
X. n Downing Capt, Miss regt, slightly. Sept 81; ii.
F. Cook LIST L. Miss regt slightly, Sept 2l r. II. Ar
thur % It. Miss, regt slightly, Sept u; l. s. Howard
Capt, LIST Texas mor,ay, Sept 90; W. f. Reese LIST 1t
LIST Texas, Sept -
The RETURN OF THE KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MIssINs or
THE Army Oh OCCUPATION, COMMANDED u MAJOR GEr-
ERAL T.. TAYLOR, UNITED STATES ARMY DURING
OPERATIONS BEFORE MONTEREY. MEXICO, FROM 2lsT
TO THE ESD SEPTEMBER, l8a6, iNcLusrH
Csm'd Non Com. fig.
Officers officers, gre.
musicians Sete
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-24

GENERALS AMPUDIA AND TAYLOR.
The interview between Gems Taylor and Ampudis,
in relation the captustion Of Monterey has been de-
scribed to us, by gentleman who was present. a.
very rich scene, which the two chiefs were in fine
contrast.
Ampudia was all courtesy and fine words big speeches.
great volubiity, with abundance Of gesculatons,
mods alternate smiles and rowns and that whole
catalogue of silent language with which persons Of
French origin wont to help the expression Of their
ideas Gen Ampuda il Of French fan lily and was born
in the West lndias.
Gen. Taylor on tho other hand. dry q chip,
plain pipe-sem and short pe-crust. Dressed
in his best coat (Which, by the by, looks - if It had
served half dozen campaign with bis glazed
ocloth cap stra less pants and old fashioned white
vest he seemed like old farmer, lately elected
the slightest imaginable sign Of military togEery 10 dis.
tngush him from crowd Of mere civilians. In his reply
to Ampudas long harangues he used such direct blunt
and emphatic language that the vsorous Mexican
throw n all aback and had nothing to sayn
Ampudia opened the interview BY saying that his
forces too large to be conquered by Gen. Taylors
army-that he had abundance Of ammunition, 1000 In
fan and 5000 cavalry with 40 cannon, and the best
sItillerists in the world that his loss very ns;
and he felt confident that he could defend the city ag
a much stronger force than that under Gen. TaYlCrs
nd; but that from motives Of humanity 0paV
the efusion Of bood-to the lives Of holplessWo
men and he was willing 70 r to conprenss
the city provided he was allowed 10 retire with his
whole force and the public property with him.
and all the and munitions of ~ss
When he mad finished his magnificent Grafton, vhieh.
in the style Of his celebrated proclamstlsn waa
with numerous illusions to the stupeuaD w. fan
lack quietly stuck his hands d6ep - N ut1DoAes
pockets, cooked his head little one sde, and gently
raising his grizzly eyebrows that the bold little black
eye lurking beneath might have full play upon the
grandoquent Mexican, replied in these few but expres
sive words =
:" General Ampudia, came here to take Monterey,
and going to do il such terms az please
wish you good morning" And the old general hobblsd
OF his short little legs leaving the Mexican gene.
raj and stan in ths protoands't bewildermsnt-Ns~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-24
DEsvILLs, Morris Co., N. j., I
Monday, Nov. 10th, 1916. (

.dnofher dreadful Affair.
There was quite excitement in this quiet village
Saturday, caused by the death of young named
~ Pc died ofnnm amation Of the womb, produced
by operation performed her to produce abortion.
by person in your city, In October last. Coroners
inquest held Saturday afternoon and the jury found
that the deceased died iron, that cause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-24
CHEAP SuGARS.

(tHEAP sbGARs--J. q Fowler, $50 and 42a Greenwich
and 7e yesey street, has in store sss stoes Of white
New Orleans sugar Sd and s ST. Crotx 6d hsest
do S.; Suars yellow 10 cents; cruhed 1927 90 litt cents
DO well TO CIV. him call Also general assortment
Groceries, Fruits NC hri""r
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GENERALS AMpupIA AND TAYLOR.

w. w. 8. BLISS Assistant Adjui ant General.
Head Quarters Army OF Occupation,
Camp near Monterey, Mexico. Oct Q. Is%6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-24

-rExe- FOR HAVHE.-The superior ffehen pIk fl ~.
.&fA vEpE. Captain Guaudeau. to be promptly dis
4 patched ''f "i YIA0fiD HlNCKES ,Brotsn.
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OPPOSITION MORNING LINE AT 81 o.
CLOCK FOR ALBANY
TROY MORNTNG AND EVENING LINE

TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
s,sNonga - FOX ALBANY AND TRCY-FroIo the
Gssz2 steambos. Per q. DE foot Of Barclay ':Iset
huTgh Hampton Milton, Foughkeepse, Hyde Park Rhine
beck u Red Hook Bristol, Ceukiil, Hudson, Coxsackie
Undertook end Baltimore.
Breakfast and dinner on board the boat.
Thc steamboat NIAGARA, will iesTe on Monday, " sd
ncyday and Friday Mornings a. NJ.
4 hs steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Ceptai- Gorhsr,, ON
Ts~sssy fht scay and Saturday EornIngs att o'clock
Re 1rnsng opposite days.
For .ssage rsigh. apply board the oss the
~i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

d y ECEIvED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
n "a if,sn the cnss oi New York PhiiadeIrhta
aud Baltimore, isigc ait gcnctsl sss,timent as
'iu'cc'ie-. whi'h "a addition ~ ipfpsr stock uakcs
eh " ss-lfimet,t complete. ~ ~hirh the iolluNir
q. part. Which the, d. Oscd TO sell On ihe
,uusi denuahie terms
1870 = & Ro CoH,v
25 80 jaws do
81 DO Prpret
20 10 P,meuio
as chest. Young Ii,srn Tea
% dc Gunf"Nd.r s'.d Imperial
100 hris No2 apd ; Msckefrl
2J ia l. al Sugar
20uh Lhs G.fts,'. Scotch SnuH
1000 IL. C.'l F,,h
5000 do Boomers a Sheoth'ne Copper
] 300 B'Ie. 'rin Plate
1000 L.. r.urs I'm
90 Liz Sp.let
5O0O l.6- Wte Nos io Is
, ra-e. L,lu-uce Ball
$500 L. N,Jdcr
4U0 lh- Cas>,a
2 Bt Gave.
20 B,Ns. Rat.in.
2 Bales : : Almond.
10 Bhs Alum
! Bf Nu'm'r-
Is BoSr- Chocolate
20 Bril- ChiPred Lnswovd
10 do Gt, md Grugcf
CefOpns Indigo
| ] rark L,mphiask
20 kegs Musiatd
IS bu,rs Ca>cnd,.h Tobacco. s.. -. and l.
Iumus
| 100 B'ls \ q Mrasses
20 DO Sugar iI"n.e
FLEMING; & HUNTER.
II. The E,ll"wiHg sfiicle. 81 Country Pfoduc,
aiken ~ EIchange. Bacon. Lard. Fesihsr.. Bee.
~aH. Butter. Clover Seed. Fl-s.ecd. Ciu.eog. Rag.
a.. Sc FLEMING a. HUNTER.
| Whceling. Nuv %. as.
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UNITED STATES uTEL,
WATER sra 1T.

hfIf-f-ii-Ntst ~
'ENlit undersigned respectfully inform The pub.
n hc hat Ihcy have leased the nh.,c huus,
Tor 'crm "l year, have bad ct entirely r. mudcled
nid very much improved In the nrransem OF II
'"nms nna lofchc-i have had 10 newly and hand.
'"'n"y p'ihi'd. rafpcied and psprrcd throughout
'u' "'"N furnished. 90 syie unsurpassed hy un,
iI"iol iu iic Nesi. ENey stiiclc - cEufeIy Row
'Nd ito Whole house uu.l,tuly ughicd wnh Cos.
Ihry hc' ihe Accommodation. u( the l,ou.r io
he public. fully determined that OIL guests .hal
h'' ~ holt house. cuieribinmcnt that Will NOT il
o. III re sauslicIlur
trm The s"p-tiur arranrcnt NJ II the House and
I"e' ond he l'rniton 81 ih- house in front 81 ihe
N'e'"'s'ei landing. hey indulge he hope tha
h'N VII receive lteral siintr ct puLitc patronage
mas MITCHELL & CALDWELL
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NOR T. BOOTS AND SHOES
Connolly & WADE'S

CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE
No. lJ6 NIsr SIDE MAIN STREET.
4 'oNNELLH ~ WADE are noN renewing o.
- la'es ard .p.er''iJ as.or.sncut If BOOTS a
>ilOtS Of - hluds, ,,htch have tccn .el,sleI
ith gi,asoafc if.su tbe beet manufacturers u ~,
rasi; sud Ntil bee ,od az ioN ~ they ran br had
Nosi ct ihe mDsuipin.. Amfng Their stuck can d.
cord ','ty J,.'tipii'r aud variety ul Ncn'. Thici
,fd XIV y -ii- .o ,nl. Mntnccp and Seal 10. BY.
.,ii Morocco. seal. XIV snd Thick B--,'s. Men.
kip, cat. Mnrpcc", Sasl and Thick Munfur. az,
dfosn's; Bgs' Mouioe- aud Brogln, OF al sot,.
and sizes
POLKA BOOTS. new abd fashionable ar,,l,
lur isli aud vuitst wear
FOR THE LADIES.
srcnfid sssIfimcut ut Fashionable Il ois
Sh"'s lid Slipper oi every dcs,r,tr O.. from lb,
n"-l popular Philadelpha manufacturer. viii, b
Zoe ncniusss - spis. beauty - quahiy cannon d,
surpassed aud ai uuusuaiiv i,, pr,e.
LEATHER
\ eener1l assotttnsst ct be-t Baltimore SPANISH
Rcd SO ard uuip : lc Leather. Mp. call French
Morocco disssfd and uujrrssed do Geniltmt'.
M"toeca nud ND skins
We rcsrectitliy invite our friend. ~ ciiy and
country o. give -all; We cau .uu them M our
line nod pt'Ia-ed 20 ,eli such iern. rsnuo,
tai 'o giNs ssuslnotiut. nyl5
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FuKNIruTE ROOMS.
JOHN NJ. ClEMENS.

ESFE' THU LN iuNtcA ihe aiicpi,oo 81 tbs
IL CO zen. ~ Wheeling AID ihe country. Il. h !,
s'"'N ~ beautiful furuiufr, az 10. ~. M. n, ~
MH'" sifcoi, a irw doprs above he L ; Hotel liz
hhs -u haDds
Sol As oi 'hc latest ard mrs fashionable .i,Is.
BU REAUS nf s1psfipr ~, and lhe b,., ma.
BEDS rtAbS, rev auJ splendid suetr.
IABlES-Pcr. wuung Centre. Catd W.tk
Dung Sc g., g he b.s, sr,lr
STANDS Plain. Cherrs, Mahogany Sc g.. MI
"I Nh'ch vii hs sold ~ ipN OF not lower itan al
'ny ".hsr c.'1hr-htnsrr boo ihs ,tty
UPHOLSTERY, VENETIAN BLINDS LOOK.
N" CLASSES. FRAMES. aud I'll yi.ci G. ab,set
Ware iutnl.h,d iY ofi,r
MAHOGANY yENEERs-A good .to,k n,
s1ic boss,
Please cali nnd examine f,r yourselves
dee 90
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e.. NNihh, hs- lnsitessiN,d ths lnfresi an'
- i'-i ss.n'iuci,i 81 pa rad Ct,th Gays th,i
ivs -Hrt rrsu h,uuRht O., thus tuakci. 30 al tull-
i'". and pu'ss, iiuan ? e,ns I ? uoLL,Rs. con
st.iitf o. tail,Ws
S"pVt Oict tutCaps Snper seal Par Gaps
ID NulfIa iut lp 10 Ntusi fuf 30
-. Cloih cop Fut rum.d super Cinh Cap.
Fashionable Silk Glazed CAPS Fa-hrp,i,l. Pusrie
k,si snd Baes PLUSH Cop, Youih'. snJ Ch,idfru-
ess o. goat variety aii"i vh.,h wi he .,.d ChcaP
a 80 aud see. OF No 10 Nluuruc street.
.-pi9 \ AVERY