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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11
Mr.. TIT. COLLTNET,

NIKECTON Of the Orchestra &C Queen VIctonas Balls,
- Buckingham Palace, and the Court Of France, has
the honor announce his friends and the public his
arrival New York, and hegs inform them that he
prepared rscsve their orders for Balls and sorses
Dsnsantes Address At his residence, 400 Broadway.
fiji TWIN
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wonderful Novelties ut Niblo's saloon.
ME55RS. NELSON KNEAsS and

Wonderful Novelties NJ Ntbl0's saloon.
MEsSRs NELSON KNEAsS and
HENRY B. VENN,
respectfully inform Their friends aud the public that they
will give their first Grand |urlesque
MUSICAL SOIREE!
On ST Y.aLENTThE'S EYE, Friday, FEB. Is,
On which they secured the vices of
usually raene ed family not the Hutchinson Family the
Orpnesn Family, but sFAMILY.
First appearance " vi Awful disclosure, Of Russes
R0ugs Templeous syle moIesed by The above Family Mr.
Knesss Song entitled Plagiarism th Oid Solo the Flute
BY lady; BurlesQue Polka; Grand National abeau
gentleman. Tickets 50 Doors TX o'clock Per-
Torrance to common ats FIJI 3tsrc
WALES ASTRONOMICAL LECTURE,
On Thursday Eoenine, February IL
A THE HALL OF The sOLIETY LIBRARY, cor
"A Of Leonard and Broadway Tickle -, to be had
Globe aud Sphere. and Astroaomic Gard sale.
N. B-The Gard painted nvas. II feet by g. will be
used the OCCASION and practical profile will be perform
ed as the manner Of the OF the Eah getting
the by the sun and the Calendar
pl.nat on ofthe Planetary season will be shown.
I'll 2t,s.rc
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AUCTION aAIE9.
WM. wv. SHIRLEY. Asesiou.sr.

WM W. SHIRLEY, Auctiou.sr.
CEGoND HAND AND new FuENiTURE, By H.; r
o'clock Al the Saeso Bvosdway called house
sale sac on The sh-sscond hand C.pet Chsirs Tables
sher Beds Mattresses Bdteads China Glass Crockery
Plated Ware. Gallery, Lamps, nc.
Also adv City made Sofas Cha Wasbstands
French and other patent Bedesd Sofa
Panoforts stool and Cover Tmsn maker in
9 order. FIJI hsmc
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GREAT REDUCTION or PRICES ON
FOREIGN ROCKS

Is do Paris, do.
II g. BERTEAU, SIS Broadway, intending to dscontinu.
tho Book Business. will sell from The present time unit
the 18th Of April the above on TN
prices Of his catalogue al nj: stock Of Fch lian Span
ish and German Booss, Greek and Latin Classies, &c
The calalogu. may be obtained appianon post paid
AZ 0dis 4
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MOUSoELlNES DE LAME.
I'M NEW SPRING STYLES Of Foreign and Domestic,
, wv just received, suitable Southern and Western
Trade, ana for sale by +. SHELDON CO.,
j2S Imsm n William street.
DLATINA.-L. B BINssE & CO. No. 90 William street
(up sta) offer f. sale Plstna Wire, of desirable Sues
IN lots TO purchasers. Is 1wsrc
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MIR. BRADBURY'S First Juvenile MuscaI Festival Of
~. g. season will be gwen " the BROADWAY IA.
in uniform dress.
An Orchestra from the New FORK Brass Band has been
gagged for the occasion, and neither pains expense will be
spared TO render this Of the most attractive Juvenile En-
tertslnments ever gwen by Mr. B.
Tickets Is cents for sale at the usual pieces and
the door. WILLIAM u. BRADBURY
flo 2iy-n
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ORIGINAL VALENTINES written tn order by the Lone
~ Bard style-Prose ee Witty satiical, Low
ing, Comica Ironical, Epigmatical
Acrostics. any name, in any style
Those who dence, may be assured
secrsy The Bad pledges himself execute sl orders
promptly and the perfect ssacton Of applicants
chnge will b. msde Orders will be fulfil ed readily
it 10 possible TO compose.
Apply perso ally by letter The Lone Bard stating
the and neral features Desired I02 Nassau
bew and Fulton where will be found the largest
SENTIMENT Of Valentines this country the mod
prices. f8 Iwrm
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HERR w. BOUCHER'S CONCERN.
INCONsEQUENCE Of the inclemency of the weather.
Herr Bouchers Concerts
POSTPONED
until postvely Saturday next Feb. ih Apollo Saloon
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Office, this month"; by G. VALE, No. Franklin Square,
New York the QUARTERLY BEACON. liberal and lite
consisting Of original articles reprint
Of rare york: Among other articles. the first number viii
Imposors, learned work OF the 18th century Jared
from the Latin These III ALSO be for sale pamphlet form
with good edition. The works Of Thomas Paine
Weekly B-acon, &c. jal4 m-od* &c
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TO EMIGRANT BOARDING HOUSE

KEEPERS
- TO LET OR LIE AsE, the Established House, No.
c:: Warrington street. the Battery-A abort dis
~ from the Boston, Providence and Albany
boats; will be let for Of years.
Also the g. and Liquor Store, No "a Albany
Stock and Fxturs for sale Possession be given the
18th nstantwond for Emgrant House Grocery
&c It being the iH mediate vicinity Of the Havre Packets
Apply to Edmund Griffin. No. san Greenwich street.
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MUSIC.
THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respee full
y inform their friends aud the public that they pre-
pared TO play AZ balls aud private parties the newest Cotons
Wsxe: 0aops, Polhas, by Musard, Sauss Lanner, La
The Band consists Of from to twenty-five instruments
With Harp accompaniment Orders will be attended at the
shortest notee without attended with Piano
Forte MT JOHANN MUNCK will give also instruction
is7 Film street.. Il Im-m
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MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE AMER1.
= CAN BRASS BAND will t.ke place At the Apollo
Kooms 40 Broadway, Wednesday evening, February H.
lss Daring the evening the Band will appear 10 ull
and play heoowng anged for this
sion, by c Grafulla Esq.
lat sixth Company National Cadets Quick STEP dedeatsd
10 Capt. N. Hayward
"a. Csvitina from the Opera Of somnsmbula.
3D. 0allopade from the Elchanfress.
Tickets dollar admit gentleman and ladies' be
had Of James Shelton Leader III Elm Of any member
Of the Band or at the door he evening Of the Ball
The dooNw be under the direction ofC. w. Schlim Esq
assisted by Lieut. Ireland. N B. Military ntlemen will
please in uniform ix25sod 20 fiji
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-26

HAVE jus, received and opened 100 package
FINE CHINA and QUEENSwARE
Ameng oih,r articles they have
Fine Guild hand China Tea Sets from 81 io 100 ps
Rich Gilt aud Fancy de- do
Do a. extra fine do
Richly decorated aisnicl Orr amenls. Colleagues Fan.
cy Inks. Baskets Sc. Ia great vaue,y
The Ladies are invited To call and examine
lhe.e. as they snrpsss any thing of The kind ever
before brought to This conury aud worth seeing
Rch Glib and embossed Fruit q ,skeis aced & high
Whiic China do do do
Gilt ard plain CumFoiirrs. Casserolies. T0rfeens,
Boats anil Sisndsi fsa Pots. Sugars und C,ean-
rea and Co1ee Cups ami Saucer. Plates. &c. naIed
pl1n and iaacy styles Va se,s or pieces 10 suit Gus
toners
la common ware we have li'erprol Dishes aud
Plates 81 all SIZES reas and C.ilces Tea and Coffee
Pots. Sugars end Creams, Sc, of various colors
printed. Flowing HUE and Fancy Toilet Sets; C. m.
iRon edged Plates. shes. Teas, sc. SC. viii, eve.
~ other article usually kept M the uosi extensive
establishments ia the country. aud Which tie public
need only cali and price To TO satisfied lha, We sell
lower than they can be purchase elsewhere. We
have on hand aud constantly manufacturing
Cut and plain Hell Lamps. Lanterns. Tumblers.
Dishes. &c; which together with our stock OF
Qneensware. we invite the attention oi purchasers.
eiiher wholesale or retail. " archouses Nos 7 and
Monroe ST Wheeling. Va nov IL
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RELIEVE AND LIVE !
btLitNE RND LiN r.
Wonderful Cnre Of Pulmonary CONSUMPTION
oy Thomson . compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Naphikai


PHfLsDCLPHiA, MAY g. ~
Mr. s Thompson-Dear Sw:--lI is not within
III" power OF Language to express to you the grlti~
Iude feel Tor your kindrrss bat had ability The
fame OF your medicine should be sounded through
out the world lor the bcn,hi Of sufT.ring humanity
IN every CLINE. do not say too much aud We'll
allesicd facts bear We ont. When say Your com
puund Syrup OF Tar and Wood Naphihs. has, through
Providence literally raised rue ftum a death bed.
Las, fall contracted a severe cold rcsuhing in
violent Inflammation OF tho lungs. which threw me
ns n rapid decline, with rackng cough. splitting OF
bod. palpilation Of The heart and oppression; aud
al times the circulation seemed suspended. q cod-
ness would come me. aud fell TINT The pow
efs of lule were fast giving way. Nothing took
benefited me. my appetite having len me. my s,u.
mach and buwols being completely derauged aud
my physician gave me up. saying was past help
aud must die
Mr. vickers. one Of the undersigned. called 10 see
aud kindly brought INC bottle OF your medicine
but found me in a dying stale, he left the medicine
however. and 80 far revived as TO swallow with
great difficulty icnspoOninl aid astonishing ipaeed
was lis eneclsi before taking my first borle threw
of from my lungs large quantity OF corrupt matter
which relieved me wonderfully and enabled NV
lungs To hcnl. The disease was completely arrested
and 10 tour invaluable medicine nlsnc owe my
restoration 10 health For some line | had chosge
OF The Jefferson L A SocIcy's Reading ROom. aud
thousands knnw me aud hear witness that the
iurcgou Q statement ls strictly true.
With feelings or lasting gratitude,
Iam respectfully yonrs &c.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street ubuyc George.
We The undersigned. being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack aud his sufIerii 6. bear
witness To the Astonishing effects Of Thomson's
conponnd Syrup OF Tar aud Nsphiha. aud tho iruil,
OF the above statement.
JOSEPH WINNER, 3i9 North Third St.
DAVID VlCKERS. ~ AImord ST.
HUGH MGINLEY.
f. corner Of Tammany and Fourih Sis.
GEO w JOHNSON Market Square.
feb l6 6m Soils Agent for Weslern Va.
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THONTSoN'S
co NJ POU Nd SYRUP OF TAR
AND WOOD NApIITlIA

For The cure of Pulmonary Consumption.
Bronchitis, asthma, Chronic Catarrh m
fnenzd, Obstinute Coughs. Splitting of
Blood, Throat Disease or Chronic Laryi-
gifts, Polpitdtiod Of the Htart and Lsrsr
Complaint, also, Vhooping Cough, Colds,
DC.
The Compound Syrup of'ror and Wood Nnph,la
Is a combination heretofore unknown, exetiing "a
power over hoarseness scarcely conceivable; having
specific soiion the mocus tissue aud at lhc
same time bringing the whole system under is
powerful influence. IL completely eradica,es The
cause OF disease. be n hereditary o'hcw Use. and
by striking nj The riot of The complaint impatis
To the dohiated iramo and gives renewed Vi gor to
the general sysem.and The patent To prema.
iure health.
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For SALE


Y9NHE SUBSCRIBER ofiers Tor sac Lols Nos
n 6 aud 10 ~ the 9Th square Of the addition
To South Wheeling. Called Ruchietown) lad GU,
by SamI Spricg and jan Richie. upon which
erected a comfortable aud coavenienl brick dwell
ling. and has excellent garden containing a vas
rely Of choice Fruit Trees aud Shrubberyj good
well OF water. Stab ling, smoke house. &c aud j.
pleasantly situated. The properly is now occupied
hy Jacob T. Bier. who will luke pleasure showing
IL 10 any desiring 10 purchase.
AISO-The Undivided one ba.f &c lois Nos
snd 2. and The Undivided half OF the Nor,h tall 81
Lot No 3 10 he % square the above said add
iion 20 South Wheeling. with their Improvements.
consisting oga large frame dwelling. containing i6
rooms Is and 20 eet each. and ether buildings. sc
ALSo-Loi No l76 IN EOsi Wheeling being a.
The South corner of John aud F,nh Sifeeis; SAID OI
hos three fron's. making 24l feei--has erected on
y comsnalls fame dwelling now occupied ty
Philip Bier, E.q.
ALSO--40 ieef of The E0si Side Of 10, No l45
in East Wheeling on John street. upon which Is
erected good two story brick dwelling. now occu.
pied by The subscriber. The above pr, perry will
be sold a, low Prices and on accommodating terms.
ap IL u T. LETTERS
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LICKING VALLEY

STEAM FAIENT co tDAtiE
AND 0AKUM MANUFACTURE.
II MIS- e-iabashment Is one OF the largest ia the
Il URon embracing entirely new patcn, ma
chinefy for every branch Of The business The
Hemp Is hacked IN ire fall length oD.l span from
The end. that the fbres are not doubled; ond The
consequence Of Ills new process of hacking and
spinning is, The Rape, when made. posse iu 25
pr Ct mure strength Than she handmade. The esIsh.
iishmeni has been IN operation icr i months. and
The Rope has already acquired credit Sc
Eastern make, and The prices Of ihir article uro
low a. con he purchased East. A large and gen
eral assortment OF every description Of Rope viii be
kept constantly on baud; such az
Patent Manila and Hemp Rope
Packing Yam Dale Rope Cotton do
Tface. Halter and Bed Cord Rope
Plough, Cod Trout. Deep Sea and Lead Lines
Iiambro Lines. Ilousn ond Marine
Spun Yam. Sash Cord &c Nc
have JUS received an extensive assortment ei
Manila Rope N nUfaeivred ai The above Factory,
consisting II Hawscrs. Cheek Lines Of all sizes,
Warps &c. The check lines from 9 20 900 yds
~ length, and will he sold al Cincinnati or Plus
bnfgh prices. Acting as Agent am authorised 10
sell Tor CASH only Per ons DESTROYS eI purchasing
god an'ele will please give me col Rope
Store Water 81. G ~ BERRY
wellsbureh Transcript copy to amount VI 81.
sp23
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KEEP TT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,,
JOHNSTON q BERRYHILT.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.

No. l3l Main Street, WHEELING
AA ocLD advise all pers,ns wishing TO nur.
w chase anything IN Their lisc To give Them
coll. We have been Continually recei, ing goods
since The hrsi OF ihe Spnng aud We believe We
have almost every article ihai can be called for in
ne Dry Goods way al the same time comprising a
great many Articles Gully KEEP, fof whoiesaicifc
winch are n", usually kept IN Dry Goods house
LADIES DRESS SOODS-Lawns; Ba'z,ribes :,
Barages; Lace Lawns: c insh ham do White elas. do
SIX s'iped Ciugham; plain aud bard 6ineham OF
every DESCRIPTION; black do. Bingham Lawn robes:
Joconct and Sw iss do hiousl,n dc Lame do Mons.
I'm de Laines; caslsneres; Swiss Muslns; barred do
striped do cambncS; Tafieton Musiins oil colnr.
Shawls and sears OF the latest styles; Grass Skis
corded do. Damask do trcHch worked coIiars;s,pen.
Gers; cravats; Bonneis nnd Bonnet Ribbons; cap
bs'slers; ar,Gcials; Flowers; sc.
FOR CENTLEAiEN--Fine and sumo rins
French and English clpIhs. do cassmeres; Gam.
hfoon'; rweeds; Linen Dsilline-; Bird and colored
summer cloths; dap d'tta; bst'd and plain cot
Dill'ng; -iik and saun Vesiing Fine AIerno; Mar.
setiies 10. Valencia do crsvnis Gloves and Suspen
ders; Hosiery; striped and plain irish Linen; shirt.
ing Muslins; bleacheJ and bro; elk and merino
Undersh,ris; Lambs Wool do. Linen cambria hdkfs
PLAIN and coLred.
DOMESTIC GCODS--Bro' Muslins. Tickincs
cheeks. marine shting. Furniture. Plaid, blue Dn.
nestle ealicnes; Towellng OF every descriptions;
Birds eye DiapeEDamask do crash Linen Sheehng
Linen aud cotton Table cloths; bIeached and brown
Linen crumb cloths; Napkins; &c &c.
CARPErS-CARPETS our second nror Oil
cloths very heavy, and also Table OH cloths; Straw
Maiingi Rugs. &c.
IIaiiers' Fnrs and Trimmings ny The wh olesale
CAPS OF evcfv descriptions; Linen Butlsps. Just
reed Ivy JOHNSTON & BERRYHiLL
may No l3l Main ST. Wheeling. Va
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stock ofCIotI,s

Black. Brown. Green. Pumo. Invisible Green
Blue and ,atious uhes luncy colored Broad Cloths
NM oried from France aud England direct Tor N .
fashionable trade. Also large supply Of The new.
est style OF Fren.h Cassi neres. superior to ANY
ever offered both in style. quality and fashion.
VESTiNGS-As To vcs,iDes dely The world TO
beat them either in qualify or variety; shall moi
attempt To enumeraic the different kinds al pUsent
hut suffice iosiy that they ecidcdly French
therefore YOU will please excuse TAILOR. cor not
unds rsiandiog The trchnicai errns ar names
SUMMER COAT & PANTALO0N STUFFS.
PAIN and Fanty Linen DfsIling, Geek; Brown.
Bhck and Fancy Cachmere; Bambszues Silk and
woul Tweeds all colors nod srade,; Tucsapa.
aud Henry Clay Twerds; Boston aud KENNEDY
Jeans. ard many other s,yies too Eumerous tn n en-
Iioo. All the above named stueles vii be sold
by the pieoe.yerd' or made 10 10 order in my usual
iashrnai 10 STYLE
READY MADE CLOTHING!
My souS at co.hing cOHsisis para o bruaG Goth
truek and Dress coats al aii-eolurs and qualnie.
Checks. Plain Linen. Coiion eecks aud every other
description OF Summer Goods ihal the New York
market can produce.
PANTALoONs.
Cashmere. Cossinei. Jeans, s'rweeds Summer
Cloths. Angola, Linen Checks. Gumbroons. Tack.
paw Tweed Henry Clay Tweejs; and every other
kind OF SuJn:aer Goods all ready To walk into.
VESTS
My sockOf Vests is perhaps tho hes, locking and
'he iafgcs assortment that ever was locked nj la
any lily varying in prices lram so cs 10 IS. II
embraces all cOlorS. siyf.s and ssliIes
q dozen fine Linen md Cs,t,n Shirts; Check
and common mpie u.anI have time - count. Cot
lars. BOsums. Saspenders Gloves. cfavats, Stocks.
Silk aud Linen IIdkfs; halt hose aud great variety
Oi oher articles. such as LADIES' DRESSES ali
patterns ans, styles; Palm Leaf Hats and Umbrellas;
IN short every arhclc t;at belongs to a regular
MERCHANT TAIL0RS Isl ADJUSTMENT.
Tor furnishing gentleman wuh entire iii out cah
he found here neatly Eiado aud ch,ap for cash.
! la conclusion will say thai eau anh will sell
| my goods cheaper han one o. my comp etiloTs. who
has taken the trouble TO make The ssme known 10
The Eastern ces, can boy them, aud hope my oil !
customers we'll my will no longer
be gnlIed ty This halfway aud poofly made M
Ciothng such is daily offered 10y those that have
mo knowledge OF the pyofession whatever. There
lore | would respectfully solicit my friends. Gus.
toners and The public generally To call and examine
for themselves. asst will afford me and my clerks
much pleasure wait ON III at any time. Don
fnrget The CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
ON THE CORNER, with FOUR BIG DOORS
ap22 y. RICE.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE,
No. 100 MARKET SQUARE,

East SIle. a ar Norh # Ma ket Alley,
gE4NHE SUBSCRIBER specilully informs his
"a friends and The public ha, he has iakeo the
above store. whore he is prepared To receive goods
Tor sale on commis,ln al snc,on. attend TO oil
sales OF Fnrniipre, Merchandise or Real Estate on
HE most favorable terms Dry CO. s. Hardware.
Book aud Variety Sales on Tuesday and Friday
evenings. Furniture salPs al the Store on Wednes.
day aud Saturday mornings. Thankful for past
iovors. he will endeavor To merit continuance Of
pubic patronage. ap2l WM HALL.
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AMEnICAN AND

ENGLISH HARDWARE.
@hARLING'S. 'WaldUns' aud 'Gd6in's,
~ Scgthes
liateh's, Patent Counter Scales
.Adnm'S Do Coffee Mills a.l klRds
WIN Rowland's Mil and cross cos Saws
'Gfcavts' and Bwchsfs s. lee add Edge Tools
Knob Locks. Laiches md But iiirges
Btushcs--rfs fays-- Patent sheep shears
Kntes and Forks-- s ir0us--ufass candlesiIcks
Sgeafs' iIafd aod Tsnoant Saws
Swkie.. frsce CHAINS, Anyiis. SC; iogeiner VII
/ p zenefoi assopme. foi lIafiwsse nOW opening an'
\ lof ale vefy low f0f CASH hy
HENRY NORRIS
may Comof Of Min 10. q Makes alley.
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TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS ANg
OTHERS

HNHE SUBSCRl DER Keeps constantly for sale,
THE lowesI prices. an assortment Of NED.
ICINES DRUGS. DYESTUFF S. PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS. yARNIsIf. BRUSHES. &c. &c.
Conadeni bis pf.ees will give satisfaction. he So
licitseyen ibo-s who may not intend To purchase Al
,tbe tirne, TO ascertain The prices Of h;s goods.
Any communications asking she prices Of gocds,
are most cheesiuly ond promptly answered.
lie would particularly STATE. that he has Steam
Factory in conneIiop with bis siore. for Powdefins
JaIap, Rhubafb, Ipecacuanhs. and mnBy Oihe,
Medicines; for gtindng Musisfd. Crnnsmon. Ats
yics Pepper. Gloves, Be; tnd Lamp Black Black
Iced, veniiIsn Red. Chrome yellow and green
Verdegris. yellow Oclrs and obsr Paints IN oil
all Of which no IS able 10 sell ai the very loves
prices.
Pants m,Eed slTeady fOf use and put up in ear
Then pois OF different sizes. for family eonyenience
Putty Of The best quality al 81 cents per 10. ou
OF bladders. end cls per 10 10 baddtfs. in qusnti
lies Of so pounds and upwarts
or No charge made Cor delivering goods 10 anl
pau Of The cry , w w GORDON.
DAueorr. No l52 West Pat few dom. iron
light u. end opposite the D& ORR Depot.
I'd % BALTIMORE.
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llSS.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
Ar T'HE PIIILADELPHIA
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE,
70 sc MAIN STREET, WHEELING. v

NO 10 MAIN STREET, WHEELING. va.
ID SEATON. has just received and is now
- /. opening The 81 very fine and large stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goois within this month
which ~iiI nav he presented at unprecedented
low Prices FOR CASH.
Cloths Cassmeres, Jeans. Sa'inelts. &c; Ceiicoes
-Euglish French ond American, at all prices
varying from els upwards. Balzarnes; Balzafine
Lawns. printed do; De Lanes. Csshmeres. &c. &c
GnEhams--Freneh, Scotch Farlslon aud hisnches
icf; Brown aud hleeched Sheeiings.
Sh,wls IIandkerchieis, Hosiery, Gloves, Bonnel
R'hbuns, Suspender-. Sc &c.
STRAW aud BRAID BoNNETS-Also Hats
&c &c.
CARPErS--YeniIain ADD Ingram. which will
be sold low.
All those wishing Bargains viii now please give
him call before purchasing elsewhere. and you
may depend upon great Bargains
Mind place, No 4G AiaIn afeet. just opposii,
Knotes Saddlery shop. J % SEATON.
IN 10
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II ~ 8 U X II " e. II .
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..

FIRE AND MARINE INSUkANCE.
HO BE lNSURED-or kot 10 be--ihai's the
question whether IL is better by ono sw ee y
ing FIRE. 20 be ruinea-and subject to oil the IN,
that flesh il heir to. like prudent go ia,
Protection Office, and there he made safe, comfota'
BILE and happy--we leave for you u determine.
The Protection Insurance Company az Hartford
Conn. having already paid ever 100000 Of losses
IN the Western Country. Is entitled TO the highest
confidence. aud their agent q, Wheeling. Virginia
WE PETERSON.
will take risks on dwelling hunses. ware houses
stores, mills. facores. &c. together with ihor Gun
tents. such rs furniture. merchandise. machinery
and every other description OF insuIable properly
Also sieam heel aud fat boats aud their cargoc,
To and from any ror, on The Western Waters, OIL
the most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same as al any other tfIicc Ia Wheeling.
Office on Monroe street opposite Ihe Mcnro,
Hou G, and near the Post Office jim 10
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CBOrHSwlNDOW BLINDS .F1RE SCREENS
DOOR PIECES. COACH CURTAIN STUFF
GREEN BAiZE FOR SIDE BOARDS. BU-
REAUs. STANDS. &C SILK AND MUSLIN
APRONS FOR CHILDREN.
EOSEPu WOOD. Of Elsi wheeliSK, would re-
- ,pscuuny iossm lhe public ihal be Il prpif
cd 10 ssesnie efdefs ioT anything enumerated above
o. IN hs line with nesiusss durability ond despatch
House Painiing, Chang snd Paper Hanging als'
attended 10
Residence end shop nesr she old Crown Giles
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