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BOARDING HOUSE
l21 GRAYIhR streef befaoeen 81 haakes and Catan-


121 GRAVIhR street, betgoeen ST. AaYte5 and CFfon-
0etet strsets, one door from tke ce4aer If GerQHfft
MRS. WILSON. Gate Of "a BieHvale street, respect
I'VE fully informs her friends asd the public generally
hatshe continues in the above eligible ocatieA M
pied by her during the last year She has had her4
House thoroughly refted and prepared for the accommodate
ton Of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patronage,
she hopes by digent attention the eoton and
venence OF her patrons, TO merit and continuance
Of the Her terms will be- Is hefeto0e MODERATE.
NJ lyr d&W
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90 The British mail steamer America, from
New York, for Halifax and Liverpool, was spoken
on the 23d ult, at O'Clock A NJ, in lat. 40 So
Ion. Go 49,
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Total az CUB 44,l35. Al 44I4I. % 5o5Oo
TayOr's maj. 1851 Folks MAJ. .zO4I Dem mag. zoI
T,yo,,s cain on the vote of 1874 49l4
fncrease ri wing 5503
Incrssse III democratic vote ....,.,...,...,.. $50
Tots Increase com0ared with 1874 ..... 49,. 6O92
Tofs vots foT President 1913 339
Total vote far Congress in October '48 "a $50
fncnsa - conpared with October IA $50
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SPEECH OF NJ. THEIRS ON THE PRESIDENCY.
am perfectly disinterested in the question, hav-
ing refused the candidateship to the Presidency Of
the Republic offered me by several departments.
! am neither a candidate for the Presidency nor for
the Ministry, under the two Presidents at present
possible / know neither Gen. Cavaignac nor
Prince Louis BOnaparie. ] am not Influenced with
respect 10 them by any sentiment, either Of ahec-
ton or hatred only seek to discern in the future
which will do good or harm to the country. Gen.
Cavaignac appears TO me to have an undecided
policy, which may Lead in certain cases, to another
side than the moderate one, and for this motive |
preserve, with respect to him. distrus not of him
Cavaignac is worth more than The governments
which preceded him since the 9th Of February,
but he is not such man as could be desired to
make decisive effort in his favor. Az this moment
the country is attracted towards Prince Louis b.
naparte. To check II an effort would have to be
made which would be without cause, for we have
not sufficient confidence in Gen. Cavaignae to de-
vote ourselves TO Lis candidateship. Would it,
therefore, be right TO propose third candidate to
the country in the name of the Club Of the Rue de
Poiiiers do not think it.
Thus, then, let there be no canddafeship in the
name of the moderates, for that would be the cleo
ton Of Gen. Cavaignac by the Assembly, and
without conditions. Il would, moreover, be the
division of the moderate party, which comprises in
France at least nine-tenths of the vOes and which
would cause part 10 be given to the candidate
whom he might name-a part TO the Prince Louis
For these motives believe that we must leave the
country to follow its peachaat and not present a
candidate on our account"
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OHRONOMETERS,
= TWO nay THERMOMETERS. splendid insiTu
.8ts rfade by Thomas Hewitt, Liverpool iof sale by
= SAMUEL LOCKE. No. and 3 Front Lesee,
Sedh between Cussarsh0ass and EisaYihe sfesS
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AMDPT0AM 0ySTgT5 saT5OI5N
HOLBROOK OYSTER sALO

,, aOLbhQOk OYSTER SALOON.
fHNHE friends and patrons Of the HOL-N ~
u BROOK OYSTER SALOON are re- ~ 81
spectfuiy informed that this well known estab SsNk
llshment is open for the winter season; and ~
the public generally assured that hereOoTehe best quail
lily OF OYSTERS will be served the proprietor deter
mined that the celebrity of his establishment shall be kept mp,
SO that Just cause OF complaint may be heard Thankful
Tor past tav0 the proprietor trusts that bis continued
deavoB to please the public guarantee to him contln
uance OF that puhins patronage. rs II
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Dry- The walls Of the saloons of N. Lamartine, in
Paris. are hung around with pictures Of pleasing
character, painted by his wife.
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OF The Light-hoiise % the entrance OF Esopu'
Creek, North River, New York, was destroyed by
fire on Tuesday, the 2Sth.
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COMMERCIAL. HOTEL.
0rner CIR Cd and NE ~ IEHEE SIS. Nszo Orleans.

THIS FIRE Hoe, advantage0uSly situhied being in
a front OF the principal Steam Rnd kathoat A-A
Landings and affords peculiar Accommodations for Nsf
Western Merchant raiders and Travellers gener 48-
ally. The house spacious and comfortable, and possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
airy the table is supplied with the best the market can
furnish the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors. all of which selected with great care No ex-
pene will be spared to make the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager
OLA 6m Successor to JOSEPH E. BELL.
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BANKS Arcade. JH.aG.aZE.NE Street.
THIS Establishment having been leased by the under
signed. they have had it thoroughly renovated a.
and fitted up and prepared TO accommodate n
city and transient BOARDERS. The BAR has been AI4
supplied with LIQUORS of the best quality, which we
think will compare favOaby with any other establishment
in the city. The Rooms comfortably furnished, and will
enable us TO give every satisfaction TO BoaTdeFs.
mo If Tufts & DfGEES
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.
OROCKERY AND CLOCK STORE.
HE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he

CROCKERY AND CLOCK STORE.
YT7HE undersigned respectfully informs The public that he
i has REMOVED to his NEW STORE, 251 y~2
fseSH .Ny7GAZEJNE street, four doors from St A$YA
NkA Joseph street, where can BE- found large LII "a
Tlda3 assortment of CLOCKS AND CROCK e2AAsza
8 cry To all Clocks sold and repaired at this estab.
ishment will be given written guarantee that they will
perform we'll and should they not meet the expectations OF
the purchaser the money will be returned in all
ar Particular attention paid to repairing CLoCksm
a1 Oh 3m . w KING 25l Magazine.
WATCHES, JEWERY AND FANCY GOODS.
TV1HE subscribers have just received an additional 2
supply OF very superior Gold and Silver Watches, SA
other superior makers also, Fine London DHpteLsAAa
Matches rich Jewelry of the latest styles comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases, Finger Rings,
&c. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
of the Tmn the European markets consisting OF Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Recues and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks CastOrs, Candlesticks. Double and Single Bane
Guns Pistols Revolvers Bowie Knives, Military Goods e
&c. for sale at moderate prices, by
ie31 HYDE & GOODRICH. IS CbartTes T.
BRUoE's, No IL CAMP Street.
Il assortment Of WATCHES Guard, -
70 Fob and Vest CHAiNS-Seas 81 So
A9sA and Keys, Lockets Breaches, Ear - :
k a. Hooks. Gold and Silver SPECFACLES, Bracelets
ssEas&@ and Necklaces Genteu ems and Ladies tingeT
Rings, RazOr. Pen-knives and Fancy Goods. BkUCEfo
GOLD PENS-a few more left.
NJ B-ClOse attention to the Repairing OF watches,
Clocks. Spectaeles, Jewery and Pens. ~ Charges NOD
crate nS
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SuIc1bE.-Mrs. J. r. Huckings, Of Lubec, Me-.
committed suicide by hanging herself with skein
ofyam. Character exemplary, circumstances good
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HORRIBLE DEPRAvITY. = Underground dens
have been found at Trenton, n. J., boarded and
with stoves. where depraved boys carried on gamb-
ling. drinking. etc.
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lCofrsspoBdence or the Crescent.l
An fdicr Views About he Weekly Crescent
Random Notions About Public Characters
end the President in Particuiar.-Ingrafftude of
pubiics Redeemed by sef-sacrifce of Indi-
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PRIVATE BOARDTNC-

FTNHE subscriber accommodate five six single Gen
Il tlemen with genleel BOARD and LODGINGS. -.
Her Hou is located in very pleasant, quiet and re- W
spectacle neighb0rhood, and not subject 10 inc
Of chlden orof business thoFouehare Terms mod
crate. Inquire OF Mrs. GRIFFIN ST. Peter ST. n39 I'm
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NEW ORLEANS:

A1HnDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ;, 1919
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"Methinks there be six Hqtters in the field;

"Methinks there be six Hatters in the field;
Five have seen to-day
OFFERING good HATS and CAPS at low prices but
~ none better and none Toner than those which 81
may be found al my Sales loon, No. Is GRAIiER *
street omer TchOupitoulas where have hand, -
and from time 10 time receiving from my manu- sory al
Newark n j. such varieties Of Goods in the above ne as
are suitable for this market.
Purchasers at Wholesale, who this will please
remember that am manufacturer and viii sell ow. .
az opening another lot of those choice Mems SoiI
Back BUENA VISTA HATS, 20 which beg to call
attention. WILLIAM BOOIh, hattef
d4 If 13GFavier street, up stains
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BRUOE'S No. IL CAMP Street,
FINB wATonEs. JEWELLERY, &c.


~ A. TYLER. 80 CAMP STREET. has nov 9v on hand
Lever Duplex and Cylinder WATCHEzst q az 800
the best maker , AIseTs 70 fe e 49,
- * and KEYS KEYS n great Saiiety eed Pens,
Pencils Thimbes Buckles, &c Pine brafele bI2oel,ss'
Necklaces Rings slserTaIe PGoa sd al ss,a "a s
Candiestieks Urns rich Fancy Goods Lneins hne fer-
fumery-tOgether with gssaaI I y4seg " OK aiee Jg
Silver She'll or Steel bowed frames. and Glasses Of every
kind-Eve P0fectos &C., &C., constantly hand, ana
fitted to suit the al short notice. MD
YoUNG's, No. Camp Street New Orleans,
NTOW receiving, at the above Store, by arrival fom
Y the North, an entire new and extern g.
va finest patent Lever Watches, hunt = 60
- "a ing and open faced Qua d. Vest and rob Siains
gssaszslaest and most fashionable style Of Lades end
Finger and Ear Rings Collar and Sleeve buttons Snspen
der Buckles gold and silver Specs gold fens o. We vel
makers Also large stock q svefmssiie, S To -
all Of which win be sold a. the lowest cash pce nepho
lie are respectfully invited to call and examine before pu
B. The strict, st attention paid The repairing Of ns
Watches Clocks and Jewery. Canes, Diamonds fnd az
binds OF JewerY mounted in the latest and best manuel
All epsis warranted or no charge 20 -
NEW WATCHES. JEWELRy; Els. -
VETE receipt of large and S5eh1su s.oSA ="
w Godsnnd Silver. Lever. Lepine and i'suties ~
WATCHES Of the BEST EEsLIsH and sW5lssFs "a.
mannfacin Ie. Al3 70. 1 c,aiJ pens e2saizA
~ ~ Pocket and Table Cu,lery' sh 49,; : aneAd
Goods We particularly invite ne aen3n III al n e
eeced by ourseves IN Die Nouhem cities with care ana
sail he sos sS Io,g as AT any house in the city;
'@" " WV . X SOWT,ES NOEL, % Canal street.
N n o .lsan0I attention viii be devoted @ repair
= = @ Az fntion Of fine Watches Clocks, Jewelry etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily as ever or no e4gTfe
n66 = = =
oHRoNoMETERs, 4,, ,,.,,n
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CLOTHING.
]. MCNEIL Tailor.

,,. ]. MCNEIL, Tailor,
CO9MynON STREET, t1oO doors from CarOHdeiet.
MOOl respectfully solicit the patronage OF his friends
w ana the pubic generally He hopes. BY dill 10
genee and attention. to render entire satisfaction TO m
al VINO may favor him with call. He will keep ~
always on hand good astsOFment of CLOTHS lI
CyfSSI.HERES, DOESKLNS. HESTLN(3S efc efc
~ Clothes neatly repaired at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms. ni63m
FINE READY MADE CLOTHING
No. - Camp Street.
FENHE subTcnbeT has in store and constantly receiving
4 n large and splendid assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING Is MS stock very extensive, and season
somewhat advanced he offers TO sell single garment
ct TIE Owest WHOLESALE PRICE. His stock consists in
pat. Of
super Full Circle Black Cloth CLOAKS.
Black Brown and Plaid Cloth DOKay COATS.
Super Mulberry Cashmere D'0ssy do.
Black, Blue, and Brown Cloth Dress de.
Btk. Blown. and Olive Cloth SACS and PALETOTS.
Black, Blue and Brown Cloth trock COATS.
Brown and G0l1 mixed Tweed SACS and PA LETOTS
LAMARFlNE SACS-a new and beautiful article,
made expressly for this market.
Extra fine Black DOeskn Cashmere PANTS.
super Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere do.
White Marseles and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
slack aud Fancy Satin lPOlka) do.
Black Embroidered and Fsncy Cashmere do
d5I M BARNETT. 10 Camp st.
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EELIOLANA HOUSED FOX SALE.
TFTHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL Of
il the FELtCIANA HOUSE, is Offered for sale Al
The house viii accommodate nearly hundred h..aA
bOaTders and is full eight months in the year To snl1
acquainted with the Western trade, this house would
be great of profit The present occupant. wishing
retire. offers the above fine establishment moderate
TERMS For particulars. apply the premises, Of
'g aug f r. LAS JAMES ROACH
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
CRESCENT RESTAURANT OYSTER SALOON

CRESCENT REsTAURAT& OYSTER SALOON,
No. 40 ST. Charles Street. corner GRAVIER.
THIS establishment has been entirely remOdeed greatly
IL improved and very handsomely ref furnish. ID an.
From the previous weILestabiisF a reputation t4sA
Of the CRESCENT OYSTER SALeoE AND RES. LIZ
long panegyc Of his house. but smp to thank his friends
and patrons for the marked and liberal patronage be has
received and them that the kind manner IL which
bis efforts to please have been appreciated w only stimulate
him increased exeons e secuss Ihe large patronage
already given and make the Crescent keaurat the most
fashionable and popular resort in the city.
He has made arrangements be at al times supplied with
~ ~ the finest OYSTERS, from Mobiles baIIa3;;
@SA . taria, Cat Island and Grand Pass, which VIII
N.Y. e served up in any style 70 suit the palate
, ~ His arrangements are complete TO be seasona-
bly, supplied with every variety Of GAME -
and Fish in the preparation OF which no 4c a,
pains will be spared 10 crafty the taste OF the E1ef
or bis b S fare will always be qg ps, sTEAKs
CHOPS, OUTLETS, every kind Of POULTRY and
VEGETABLES; in short with every thing in season that
can be pr9cuTed ,or,ors, -, ..,....s ~ h;....lr
Of superior quality and embraces the best and choicest
brands imported, OF French and Swiss WINES, CQieais,
Stout and the bes Philadelphia Ale and POTters trial Of
these Liquors is all that he desires TO insure lagoabe
onirior MS 5m
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and
ID ESTAURAT No A ST. CHARLEs sTREET.-Ihe
IA undersigned would most respectfully N. ~ "a
form his friends and the public in general thatt -
e be has reopened this well known AeAk u
aS3 establishment in a new and ee-
Af CANT style. and hopes, BY hrs ungeaFied aeas
IA sAz ton 10 business and his great experience 70
retain and increase the SUD and liberal paIonags
rangemenfs ior procuring Mobile. Banatana
p and Cat Island QYS Frs, together with
GAME and FISH Of every description, he
prepared serve up at the shortest notice. all the
rane and deoacies OF the style calculated to
His WINES, LIQUORS and tORDTALs have all been
selected by himself and Of the finest brands the city can
az lie is also prepared to accommodate few gentlemen
with Lodging and Private Sitting looms as he has had the
upper porGS q his house elegantly gnshed oy thai Ru
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THE GEM, No. 1g Royal street.,
OPPOSITE THE POsT.oFFICE.
THIS SALOON has been fitted up in style that for
taste and convenience supasses any in the SOuih The
Bar is and shall always be- supplied with the choicest Of
liquors. In20J JOHN e. MILLER.
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BUTTER, CHEESE Etc,
GOSHEN AND WESTERN BUTTER-l0OO kegs.
u CHEESE-500 boxes Western Reserve.
ALE-500 barrels Northern and Western.
CIDER-250 barrels Newark.
RACON-30 casks Cincinnati cured.
TEAS-750 packages, assorted.
BUCKWHEATL200 packages.
WINES-100 barrels Madeira and Port.
MACKEREII--200 barrels No. 3-iarge.
CANDLES-500 boxes Star, Sperm. and TallOw
FIRE CRACKERS-450 boxes No /.
STRAW PAPER-Sc10 Reams. For sale by
Aim A. D. GRIEFF Il CO, 50, 40 and ~ Old Levee
SMALL STEAM ENGINE
TNOR SALE-A small and beautifully finished ENGINE,
II nearly new and in complete order, for sale 1t was
manufactured in New York and Of about one and
half horse power For terms etc. apply at this Office Oh
FURNISHED ROOMS.
TWO OR THREE elegantly furnished PARL0Rs and
BEDROOMS 10 rent INQUIRE at l3y Carondelet 81 M
BOARD.
A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, or TWO SINGLE
N GENTLEMEN, can be accommodated with BOARD
in private family, pleasantly located below Deord street
Applications addressed b. v and left at the Oee OF the
Crescent, through the POst0ce 70 Box o. VIII 5e I'm
medately attended to 50 u
nENMAN's ROsENDALE CEMENT = Landing
~ from Bark Lowell, for sale by = -
o2I JOHN STROUD & Co. las Common st
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SLAVE FOR HIRE
A SLAVE ROY-go0d dining. rom Seryan. snd W after
"A Apply At the Office Of a MAkMlON.
a. st. Charles street, one door above Roydfss'
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SLAVE ID EP o I.
nrrInINNE

J.
kg~ Slave Yard and Boarding-House, 159 Gravier
street. second door from Carondelet.
TTOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
at all times Slaves will be received on board or sold
on favorable terms The building large threesory BRICK
house. and very com-ro dOus Slave Depot PatculaI
&c. nI.oa5 ia nj Vel n4 tt
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90 in Russia, on Easter day morning, every
man literally kisses every man, and the Emperor
is represented TO have az one time performed 57UO
such amiahle operations before breakfast.
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FRmNDLY NorIcE-The following appears
at the Twigg Folly Bridge, Befhnai Green -
" Take notice ANY persons frespassing on these
enclosures are requested to bring theiT collins with
them.'
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nENMAN's ROsENDALE CEMENT - Landing
~ from Bark Lowell for sale by 49,
O9l JOHN STROUD " ~ t4b common 81
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TWO PLEASANT ROOMS-also, KITCHEN,
Il if required IT a small family, the two rooms iH
to gentleman Inquire at $50 Custom. III
house street. NIL If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-27

Who. sale Pickle Warehouse.
WELLS, MILLER PROVOST 2l7 Front st. New
YORK. manufacturer of every species of Pickles, Pa
serves Jellles, Jams, Citsups, Sauces Syrups, Cor
dias Pastes' patent parserved fresh meat, Fish We
getabes, Fruits, and importers OF French aud span
ish Olives, Capers. East and West India Condiments
etc etc.
Steam Refined Candy aud Sugar Pium-.
With aeneral variety of every article IN the line all
of eytrsordnary quality al least equal 10 the very
hest made in the cay at Reduced prices, "a 10 boxes
loaf cusar Candies assorted in avery superior man
ner different from any other house,hy
S'rEWA BUSSiNG co.
Wholesale Confectoners, AIS Pearl sire Il, N y
Gold Pens.
uCREAToN'S' celebrated warranted Diamond Point
al Cold pens-indes,ructable except by actual vio
Isnre-sre admitted by all who have used them 10 ne
the hest and cheanest pen in The world TheY can he
h,d al No II Cedar street. one door nom Inc fost u
nee Also Edward Primes, Josiah HAYDEN q 20
AIheu G. BReley's. new Improved 'brown pen
far superinr 10 the old Brown pen; and Lew nrewh
pen at reduced prices. Gold pens ana esses repaired
New York Gold Pen Mandatory, I'd Johh
street. y. y.
BEERS L CLARK would nvte NE a"sn'o" " " "
ers in Gold Tens their assortment iheh Piiees ]"
good mems are considerably less than these Oh "'ne
manufactures They are the snie agents TOT ray
teys Improved Fountain Pen and the french fooi'
tain Gold Pens.
800 600 sold uuEnRity.
BARD 4 BRO manufacturers At their Premium ni'
| mond Pointed Gold Pens and Cold and siNer re
| and Penc Cases. Also, manufacturers OF thef &c
hrafed Fountain Pens patent secured, WIN "hlcl
4 page or more may he written with once dipping "
pen in ink used extensively by professional men 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-27
WESTERN ADVERTISING AND COLLECTING

AGENCY.
VIM ksNSLor. Third street, Two ""ois eos
Of Post Ofsice. Pitrshure. Pa. Is ose aulhorI
ged Agent Gor that CRY. MIR r. ass ATTENDS
10 the collection of bills against perso"s w
in that city-large or suall-and refers 10 ,he
Editors of the Pittsburgh press I'll particular
and the western ptess syneraiiy.
T. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange
pb;Iadelohia. ia agent for procuring subscrp'
,;nnsand advertising foe the Wheeling Times.
Rrn,ST * GREEN, 81 Street, opposite the
Post Office, Cincinnati. will act as Agents
for the Wheeling Tines, and all orders lei'
with them will be promptly attended to.
VoLNEY B. PALMER is authorized TO act as
agent Tor receiving subscriptions and adver-
tiseinenis for the Wheeling Daily Times &
Advertiser. at Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore. at the Southeast corner oil North
and Fsyette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner OF Third and
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, oppositecity
Hail.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
and South SITS. is duly authorized agent for
this paper in the city of Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No. Isl. Nassau St. N. Y.
will act as agent to procure advertisements
and subscriptions in the city OF New forK ior
the Wheeling Daily and Weekly Times.
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VIRGINIA CITY.

EREAT sale Of lots at auction at Virginia City, in
~ Hancock county Va, on TUESDAY the l2th
day Of September next. rare chance IS now offered
for persons to invest capital with ceranty ofrapd u
crease IN value.
The undersigned would respectfully invite public at.
tenton sale of lots at the mentioned time and
place, with the confidence of its possessing ADVANTAGES
rarely equaiied fsi building up commercial aud manu-.
featuring town. Its situation Icing immediately the
bank of the Ohio river at good landing. at all sta
ges of the water; about md way between Pittsburgh and
Wheeling two miles south nj Wcsvie, Ohio-lt is
also ediaiey opposite the mouth nt Big YETI
creek. Jefferson county, ONO, and at the junction of
the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad with the Ohio
river, extensive river bottom OF more than five
miles in length, AID average of more than three
ourths Of mile in width and entirely al owe high water
mark the greater part so feet and nterseeed ny
any considerable ravue that would obsiruci
communication through any part of said bottom which
has gentle inclination from the base of the river hills
to the bank. Stone coal found different straas
Immediately the base of the hill hack of the said hot
tom, from three To six feet in depth, nexhaustihe in
quantity and super in quaiityso lime, timber, and
every material requisite for building IN abundance.
In addition 10 the above, Il may he necessary TO men
ton that there strong probability of the present cite
of Virginia city being selected the county seat for ti
new county OF Hancock. JACOB BRENNAMAN,
July Is, ~. X, o. & &. e. BRINsAaAs.