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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-07

ChanCery sale
DURSUANT toa decree made by the Circuit Superior
Court oflaw and chanccry, for Ohio county, on the
Francis R. Armstrong;, administrator de bons non with
the will annexed ONoah Zane, decd, VS. Ely Dorsey and
others, defendants, and -four causes heard there
with, WILL Saturday, the 9th day April. 1853 sell
highest and best bidder, lot No. and eighty.
eight (1SSO John street, in the city Wheeling on
the following terms, to wit: Ten per purchase
money to be paid in hand and the residue in equal
payments, twelve and eighteen months from the
day of SALE the purchaser giving with good securi
ty. bearing interest from the day OF sale. .l.-
FRANCIS X. ARMSTRONG, Com,r
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VlRGlNIA:--it Rules held in the clerks office of the
CIRCUIT Court of Ohio county, in the month of March
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IL CHASCERY.

The object of this suit is obtain decree subject No
me moneys goods and effects OF the defendants, Patrick
Rooney j. Co, in the hands of the other cndants
payment of compainants demand, OF S279 &c ccns sub
Ject to conditional credit SO
Affidavlt having been made Jcrrctt Nc
Cord and Lawrence Mangon inhabitants OF the
commonwealth of Virgnia-on motion of the plaintiff b.
his attorney 1t is ordered they appear within month
after due publication OF this order, and do may
necessary TO protect their interests in this suit and that
copy OF said order be forthwith inserted newspa
per published in the city of Wheeling successive
weeks and posted at the fro mt door OF the
ONO county on the first day of the next county
copy-Teste: ALONZO LORiNG, Cpk.
"a. CALDWELL MARI
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Andrew McMicken
Hs.
Tho..Ias Wright.
In debt and attachment.

In Circuit Court of Ohio county-Viiginia: I
ny virtue OF an order in the above ade on thd
oJth day Of October 1852 the undersigned Sheriff ohS
county VIII sell at pubic auction to the highest bes
bidder at the front door OF the Court House Ohio coun
" on Friday the 18th day March, 1853 lots numbered
et") SIX CO., seven O. and eight CSJ, in square NUM-
betcd sixteen Ci6) IN South Whe n.y. ormerly Ritchel
Town, or so much thereof as may be necessary.
chnsc - f
FERNS or SALE-A credit of six, tweI- and eighteen
months VIII be given for the pIrchse money pure
ser executing his notes with satisfactory endorsement
bearing int est from the day of sale payable tue
northwestern tank OF Va, and the title will be retained
until the last payment is made
u q r att 's. VIM. s. WICKHAM,
febll SherifoC ohm ronptv
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CINCINNATI MARKET,

CINCINNATI, March 5.
The river has risen inches since yesterday.
Flour is droopng, with sales at 3,75a3, 80 ;
Whiskey Ia; Provisions quiet, 100. 900 lbs Bacon
sides sold at "a, packed Market unsettled and
reliable quotations cannot be given. No change in
groceries.
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THESE Waers operate like acharn-producing almost
instantaneous relief They aay once, the ticking ana
irritation IN the throat, which give rise to lacking and
coughing, and finally result If not arrested in a disease OF
fatal tyre. -
This truly and wonderful medicn, has been most
successfully used in Europe and ASIA for many years and
warranted TO give immediate relief CONSUMPTION is Of
ten cured in the first stagcS the lrorst
great Telsf may be had For bronchitis, so fea rfIv
prevalent in this climate these Waters stand perfectly I'M
riEaied No public speaker should attempt an
audience without supply OF LoCOCK's WAFERs in his
pocket Tney unbricate the throat and facilitate delivery
10 most astonishing degree Professional singers and
all members of church Choirs wexperence be
eft from their magic effects All who use them
testify TO their wonderful efficacy. There is one ops
mon OF their machess virtues Ill all complaints for which
they are ecommended One box will satisfy you thai we
cannot speak too highly in their favor "
Price. 25 cents box For sale by
KELLS q CAIDwEJJ
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THE Messrs Fckeison Ritter and Wedrich, have the
honor TO announce 10 the citizens this place,
they will give musical entertainment at the McIodeo.
Hall, on Thursday evening next, MAJ CHI TO- 1853.
Allovers OF good music respectfully invite. For
further particulars. prOgIammes.
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VIM. BOle,

FIrginin:-At Rules held in the clerks office of the
CIRCUIT court OF Ohio county, in the month of March
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New Boots and Shoes.

YIN. Dole, 16l Main Street, Wheeling,
now opening the first lot OF his Fall Winter
OF Boots and Shoes, which embraces every styC
quality in the shoe trade for ladies' misses and chdTcs
wear, Gents boys and youths boots Shoes To dcs;g
nate the variety would be too lengthy advertise
EIent.
W This exclusively York and Philadelphia
makes the latest style and best stock and workmanship
both cties it is warranted and By
keTs and the undersigned Particular attention called TO
the article OF ladies travelling boots. WI. BOLE.
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By Express this dav

ny 6XpreSS CnlS day.
tNLEGAST French worked Spencers, and rich embroi-
dered Sleeves; Tassels in co;ors aid black, wi tn
additional supply OF rich Bonnet Ribbons.
mar3 HElSKELL X Co.
p EGElVED this day, large ASSORTMENT of Silk and
IL CASHMERE hats of the late Spring style, New
.n and Philadelphia Gentlemen wishing hat from
the best Eastern Factory by calling No.
Main street, Wheeling, Va. s. AVERY
mar3
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Todd's Pills

VAN be had fresh and genuine following places in
~ the city OF Wheeing and vicinity. the Drug
stores OF James Baker: kclls d Caldwe HTentlinGer q
TO- IL L II Logan d; FTcl'k YahTling, Mckee
Co: CRitchIeOwn); Brcntimcr WheeIingl at
tho Shoe stTrc OF Todd ~ Devo square, and at
The Drug store OF the proprietor Quincy
Fifth streets.
They also be had at Dunn's, Grave Creek; y Be-
billions AMI Jacob GoOdngs, National ROaG; Benz. ].
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson Sringers Wheel
ing; and Ely LOoman's, Bridgeport, OhiD.
These pills need no further recommendation
trial; they have now been in than
twenty and If will only give them they
will speak for thcmselves-ty them per So per
d0z; $50 per gross. Jane
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
M HEREAS, by act of the General ssembly of Vir
w Glnla passed June o, 1852, the Wheeling and
mont Bridge Company authorized increase their
capital stock to amount exceeding hundred
thousand dollars including he stock already subscribed
anu were iurthCr authorized 10 equaIze the old with
old holders the Board of Managers might equita
be.
And whereas, the stockholders Company at their
annual meeting held on the Bird day of January, 1853,
lock of said company according the provision
act ana 10 take such under the judC
ment should be reasonable and proper.
And whereas at meeting of the Board OF Managers OF
said Company held the eth day January 1853 it was
resolved that the capital stock thereof should
sixty thousand dollars and the President said
company were ordered TO make the arrangements
the steps necessary 10 books anu subScrp-
tons FOR new stock fer said increase Of capital.
NoiicciS hereby given that books or
stock Will he opened at the Office Russell Fizhugh in
the city OF Wheeling, on Wednesday the 9th day March,
1853, and will continue open the place ten DAYS
from and after that time. Two dollars share of
stock will be required 10 be paid the time subscribing
and the residue thereof required by Board Mana
gers. BY order OF the board,
JAMES BAKER, Pres't.
EDw. II. FlTzHUGn, Clerk. (ial3l :dtd
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
AT THE MoLURE HOUSE

Neptune, Va Hon H Williams, Ten
" = Baob, Pitts Hon P Gentry & Family,
HE Turner, Phila Tenn
" Davis, Pitts Mrs N'Lure & Family,
~ Iarr, Va Memphis,
n @uliSS' Ky Morton, Charlotte,
a r Gnreschi, Mo J B Hodge,
alien &c II Price, Francsville,
us - alien, w Grcenleaf. Lancas err
| " Cullom Lady, Tenn + II SienhenS Va
Hon W Brooks, Miss | Cruse Bali
MIS- flSher, 8, '' IL. J Kidd, Ark
non u Porter Mo Wallace " Lady, Ark
'ohn u Miller, d Ballintine, Mo
"LedonH' N Wilson, Ky
iiackiey, Ky CIV Caves, " World,
Hayden, az Mrs NJ Donald, Augusta
; ~, . opa9ldlng, Ky Col w Hinlree, Charlston
MIS- Smith, Md Capt Klnefelter,
= Lawrence, Ind w Park,r, Va
W. Able, Ky Smith, Columbus,
W Miller, :" GriSnod Peori
MISS WlnSett, Ky J II Harris, Ky ~
, reynolds d Family MoMrS Smith Il Son, Pa
" M'Coy; Gin q p Hayes Pa .lTzl.
AT THE MONROE HOUSE. ri
z D D Eagle. Va I'D Ingram, wa.h City,
NJ Eagle, CHI Whittier, Pa
> breSt, Pa b Leuth, Ohio
S George, Cadiz, Ohio, c S Nation, ..-a,
barrett Dent,
] Hart, N Y Hoge
Miss Barnes, Carrolton,G Warren,
MI Thomas, W NORMAN, B & r R
Scott, OHIO, ] Knox,
HirSt, c H Stewart
Morgan, Ohio, Turlay, Va
Dan Coleman, Ohio, Wells, .....
Thompson, 81, Johnston, S b Courier,
Thompon, ir, BRhmcr, o
Calt Dlckey. A NJ RENDER, Pa
II Greer, o G Milbornp
w Hacker, Pa II Lauchlin,
w Barnes, o B James, Md ....s
NJ Barnes, {" G Manner,
Marshall, Va a Metcalf. Va
IRWIN, Buffalo, Lannel,
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FROM PITTSBURGH.
March, 5.
River feet and falling. Weather cold and
cloudy,
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JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
illustrated Paintings.

A44SA0O VI obSI L c1AIOA44S0'
f[NHE Subscribers 10 AasOns and Tails Co.'S illustra
ted publications, requested to call Mt the Lera-
~ Depot the porpoSe of making arrangements to
plcc their works. which have not heretofore been furnish
al complcte owing TO the want OF good J the part
Woodward d Roland, ofPitlshurgh, the original canvas
rrs. II. 1fcMRCHEN
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sheriGs sale.


Decree in f,a Circuit
C. Young, & others. S'
pursuance of the Decree OF Court made in this
case. shall on the Both day March, 1883 at the
Court House for Ohio county sell to the highest and best
C99) situated on Market street. in Wht cling The prop
erty will be sold on credit the paying the pur
chase money by equal portions, twelve and eigh-
teen months with interest from day SALE and securing
the same by giving his bords with security. When
the purchase money is paid the deed will be ma de-
nar1.tds- WM. S. WICKHAN. s. o. C. 30
just Received
HARPER'S Magazine for March; The Two Merchants
III or Solvent and lnsolvent by T. S. Arthur; n "
Herald and rrihunc Baltimore Daily sun; Phadeiphia
Ledger received daily at the New Depot, Main street
opposite North Western Bank. J. L. BTSH
mari .-L-t
10 BARRELS Lnseed oil. layton & Country make.
IL for sale by r H. LOGAN q C-t CO
eh23 - w.
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IN CASE.
IN CASE.

VlRGlNlA:-At Rules held in the clerks Office OF the
CIRCUIT curt OF Ohio county, in the month March,
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PROPOSALS FOR KEEPING THE POOR.

PROPOSALS FOR KEEPING THE POOR.
proposals will he received by the undersigned until
9O'clOck \. NJ on MondTy the 2st inst, keeping
the aupers in the poor house for year April 1st
1858 The proposals to the price per
n: washing and lodging each person, and all what
munI rent each is willing to pay for the poor
grounds. A. S. TODD Pres't
fehI Board OverSeeTs OF the FOOr.
IL BBIS. Alcohol in store and for sale by
liz (Geb' 2) KELLS & CALDWELL,
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TO PHYSICIANS.

EAlED Proposals will be Teceiv we'd by the unders
- until9 O'Clock y. NJ on Monday the 2Ist ins from
Physicians for attending for year from and the
day Ari next such sick poor be under
the charge oil the OveTseers OF the Poor in Districts
e, and s. and ttending paupcIs the poor house
or PROPOSE may be made for any or more OF said
districts separately alt collectively, and attending
the paupcrs in the poor house separately The Physician
in either case to furnish all medicines.
\. S. TODD, Prcs't
!ehII ..a" Board Overscers Of he Poor
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad!
sssfSxFr7 ySzszE.t ksasssstf=-t EstaafF--t "A II
ESsSzsTa 7ssESSa C.
4 PASSENGER TRAIN now leaves Wheeling daily
IA Mt qua ter before O'Clock ~ NJ and directly
through TO baltimore Express trnn-therc TO
mcct with the carly trains fur Washington and Philade-
rlia he next morning.
FARE through to baltimore s. by order.
.cb l. H.. FORD. Agent
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Joseph Pearson and Sons In Chancery in In

John J. IIoge and others. county
by virtue OF decree rendered in foregoing cause on,
thc 18th day of January 1853 undersigned SheriH
OF Ohio county, and as such acting Commissioner in
the prrnses vii sell public auction highest and
best bidder at the front door OF OF Ohio
county Monday the 18th day March, 1885, the mid Ict
third part OF Lot No: Seventy three C3 fronting on MARI
ket street in the city OF Wheeling There
and convenient brick Dwelling House the premises.
Ie71Hg Of SGkeTcn OF the purchase money will
be requret in cash. and there will be the resi-
due OF six, twelve, and eighteen equal install
mens the purchaser purchasers giving bonds for tho
daierI ed with goo security bearing interest
from the day OF sae and the title be retained until tho
whole purchase money is paid.
WM. :. wICKHAM.
ian2.:ts her:f and Comni- sioneT.
V1RGINIA:-At Rules held IN the clerks Office Of tho
CIRCUIT Court of Ohio county. the February
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Co-PartnershiD.
Cod Liver Oil.

UST received: boxes Samuel Shines manulac ture
pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil; the article of the
kind brought TO this any other market
RRENTLINGER d ARMSTRONG,
aIg2f-1yr:d OppOsite washington Ha
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STEAMBOATS,.

S. c. BAKER. LIST.
y. g. BAKER 81 CO.
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA
TO the recei wing and delivering freight
w and collection of freight bills.
uJ-Ofiicc at the Store 1oct1S-dtr
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Mcclellan, Knox
and Co.
vs..
James F. GarTettson,
lVitIia NfrCIalt,-l
IN ca HCERY-

The object OF this suit is adeht OF i3g IS
and interest, in which suit issued
returned served
Affidavit having been made that the defendants are NOT
inhabitants OF the commonwealth of Virgina-on ,tion
n the compliments By their attorneys it is ordered
me said here within month due
publication OF this order and do what may necessary
TO protect their interests in This COPY or
said order be forthwith inserted newspaper pus-
shed IN the city of Wheeling successive weeks,
and posted at tine front door of the Ohio
county on the frs day of the next county court
\ copy-TeSte: ALOSZO LORISC. CPK
[RuSsell and Fitzhuah 1fahq
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EIOR SALE LOW, leather top carriage, enquire of
L NJ. !. ROHAN
ieb2? ....... Marble Yard.
LNLEGANT Plaid Silks, Spring SIyeS; Boiled Silks,
I ry beautiful; Broc:de silks, dark and light colors
Brocade Silks in block; rich WateIed Silks nantes
with Trimmings TO match. TOuan Silks at exceedingly
low mices Berazcs in variety of color, Mouslin dc
LANES, %c., just o. enCd at
frh22 HElSKEIL q Co.'S.
DAYSON'S Indelibe Ink with and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
L for sale by ]. T. VOWEL, "a Union St.
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To MI JAMES BRYAN, Proprietor OF Bryan's fuImonic
Waters.
Picc % cents per box.
For sale by /. II. PATTERSON; 30 Monrocst
OLE Agen
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PROPOSALS FOR OIL FOR LIGHTHOUSE, :


i TREASURY DnPARrnnNr, I
Ofhoe Of Lighthouse Board, March Is, lshS
Separate sealed proposals will be received ~ this ses
for supplying the lighthouses tho lakes the following
qualities and Quantities Of to be delivered ~ Tho
tive times and paccs named, as follows wis.,
authorised to receive IT, about tho 10th day 81 Ny
next $500 six thousand i've hundred gallons winter
strained and $500 Uix thousand nve huAdfs gallons Of
To be delivered on the May nsxt Ale
Collector and Superintendent Of Lights ~ Oswsec, New
York.
l,600 dixteen hundred) gallons spring OIL
To be delivered about tho 18th May
Collector and Superintendent Of Lights ct Piasssrg New
800 ave hundred gallons winter strained, and
500 1--we hundred) gallons spring oil.
aforesaid lots oil TO delivered
bound casks prime order leakage ssnSaisng
from thirty to fifty gallons each, and free from all
to the United States all the costs Of
and leakage being at tho and sk Of ths
made prior the transportation of the oil from the
tractors' warehouse or other place of deposit
All oil contracted for under the foregoing propssA
perature 1t which IL will remain lmpid by BURNING and
such other be thought proper BY Abe
persons to whom that duty may be assigned By che ht
cd oil remain limpid at temperature Of dogs 81 FAh
renhet lower and the spring strained oil ~
Of 46 dogs Of Fahrenheit or lower
msnt penalty equal fifth Of the 81 sseh
contract made under the foregoing proposals. VIII Be
quired Of each contractor conditioned for the faithful
Department., reserves right reses any NJ
though it be the lowest from other than
its amount.
TO be endorsed proposals for oil for the iahssn sal
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS, sssrssary
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HOAIHHTEADN.

IMPORTANT TO THOSE WHO DESIRE TO PUR-
chase building siteA public meeting will be held In
Union Buildings les Bowery opposite Broome street. on
Thursday evening March 81 at O'clock purpose Of
receiving subscribers new viIare Of South
tanning 100 desirable building p ayeraxng from
quarter TO half each Tn Ia ably To-
Gated on the Harlem railroad adoi Ing Upper Mogrssnia
ana abont thirty minutes ride from De city in full OF
the paiisades OF the Hudson, which, with variety
OF other beautiful and picturesque
the delightful places for In the yienitv ~
the city Of New York The an Of tbs
property Will DO such AZ TO place IL thn the roach all
who may desire to to themseXs 4 home A smaii
portion Of the purchase money be reouired The
balance remain payable in Ave caae the mar
ehasers improve by building money will be required
Said property will be disposed Of plan similar TO that
which comprises the villages Of Morsania which will
be fully explained at the meeting All who wish purchase
either Tor their profitable Investment
spectfully invited TO be present on Friday evening.
N. McGRAW, Agent.
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FURNFTVJRM.

ENURNITUREi FuRNITURE-THE HIGHEST PRICE
carpets oil cloths clothing Watches mechanos tools Are
Arms musical, surgical and mathematical Instruments or
any ether property Apply to r. WALL ERs y. Uyisiyn
strsst sns deer frsn w corner Of Market stsssk
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Beans. .................... 5000 bush ~ Tssh,
s.:s: as e.
5 si:.I.' IsSS SO Il. :: III
*. ss.:is: 81 .ny or ali may s. ns sS = s.,u,
such Quantities - Che service may require = Ss ss,%s
'As:: s:. not q place.
I,: "s q o.
ssonsf.sss! promptly % seaps .sS ..asss tor.
n; Chief e shs
ss g ): IL sS
*: s.s.s. and :s? S ::
s ys,1. sfcrs:sa .aai be evidence that sssh rssssa
sep,ra. ssers made each article zssp4 ,oAp3
i.s ssss. 4: c II; re:
IN sSSh Sr 2. q :s.
whose are accepted na othsr :. fssh
tranmitted e them for oosIass most -
Tin. for rusa o. x: ne. q ~s
T.S q. :s
ana ten ssnsan il addition u. ;: .i.ss:a ~ 90
sVsn. Co s. paid until r.spss "s.S;
XXX ::s,s :si.
e =: N.Y. New
ioii, Pensacola, ana a. s5is Bureau .-'..' -"
ss M !: Cd: .si =:
livery 0ner made must be accompanied las directed In the
FOR .pP.sSa s August s't is,:
1es
days. With s
the supplies Proposed The Bureau win :ssssi .
consider proposal unless ths
as.ss
the general government known to the Bureau.
Has E r. o n1 g. s
y 70, s ss, ,e1 .
appropriation bill for the navy approved MARCH 6ri
eighteen hundred and three shall be
written guaranty signed by responsible
effect that he that the bidder
ders will his their bid be accepted enter into sSss
tho Navy with good and surosut ygrse y furnish sAs
accompanied BY such guaranty Il after che .sesvs..s q
they shall fail TO enter into oblsasie. visA. tA
:ueisnt surets tho supplies as. sSs sssss
persons e5 the said supplies. a.t
in the proposal % and the .mSant Ter
whole period Of the proposal e b charged aas ssd
and the same may b recovered By As U.sss
debt against either or all Of said persons.
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CPRING MANTILLAS.-THE IMPORTATIONs AND
- manufactures at the Paris hantiia Emporium, ST
Broadway are now reAy for inspection Wholesale ana
tail) and will be found to the most
beautiful assortment OF ever seen In shs ety.
Merchants most literally dealt with.
GEO. BUIPrN 3l Breadvav
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CLorHIN0 AND CLOTHING MArRRIALs.-NAvY
Of frovsioas and ciothins March
SsS.sssi.S rsSpe.ss ssdor::a PTopes.ls Hf navy
until o'clock r. n Monday the 18Th dsv of mai
ssx for furnihisg and receiving thirty days
na;.shusssts Brcsly: New YY.s ana GospOrt vrsni.
elss Of Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials Is may be
ordered by the Chief Of this Bureau
msneing tbs lss Of July next and ending che h
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@ EMERSON, rs EIGHTH AVENUE, WISHES 20
inform bis customers that hs u selling on his stock Of
aces smbroderss ribbons and fancy goods greatly
duced prices In order to hare them store
has TO undergo good deal Of repair In another wsek NJ
brace this opportunity. SAMtfL EMERSON, rs Eghth
between Twenty and Twenty nth streets
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nRESs GOODS FOR CASH. HOxIR, yR-, NO y
~ Nassau street. opposite ths Pest Once psesivisg
and Offers for sale large and attractive stock II AnN
faeey dress goods printed lawns and jasonss baxs ds
LANES plain and printed bsrsges plain and striped pspas
prints linens, gnghAns white goods de-, mostly
ten. Also fun assortment Of domsstiss for cash 81
prices from 10 TO is cent lower Than they hoaghN
nm he mall credit
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DRY GOODS.

KERR 4 CO. WILL OFFER AT GREAT RI
a. duetion their stock Of embroderss mourning
goods TO- previous TO removed to their store ~ Breed
open with entire stock Of goods. A. KRIR GO .
76l Broadway, second door above Clinton place.
CANTON GRAPE SHAwLS.-FIFrY GASES OF
Canton Grape shawls psin and snbrsiasrs9p
sale BY the ut prices much bslsv he
value he having purchased the entire q go q
he largest shipping houses IN She pre-
snt advance. GEO. BULPIN Sol BpoaAwsv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

THO LET AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIvEN-A
store sitting rosnn ktehen and two bedrooms, all
the same hoor; Also rate basement light and airy
said prsmises has been occupied bsrber shop viii
saswer for any respectable bussss being In good
tion and nsghborhood Nay be BY calling
At 81 Pike street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

LNOR sALE.-rHE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
lot. No. Albany str:st lot by fest. Alss, che
story brick house and lot Ne OArle street,
Meeting in the Of the above let q BY
John street.