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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-14

Central Railroad Vi Ais Railroad X; Reading Railroad
Y; Michigan Central Railroad, Y. We notice sale of
Potos Lead Co. ut 81 Per cent This Ii Of The mining
companies which hear very little about but that lit
tie shows that it IL second ether In the country
At the second board, further decline was realised
Pennsylvania Coal fell Oh u per cent; New Jersey Zinc,
al Harlem, x Reading Railroad, r. At ths Close the
tendency downward.
The demand to-day for sterling exchange was some
what larger than usual and drawers little nrmer
In rates. We quote bills London at 9s OK per cent
premium; ON Paris, bk Is 81 121s The steamship
Europa, from this port for Liverpool TO- (Wednes
day. win take out Abou million of dollars in specie,
principally gold The Andes, from this port for Liverpool
Saturday, will take out large amount The arrival
of specie At New Orleans from the Brazos the 9th
instant amounted to 100000.
The receipts At the OF the Assistant Treasurer to.
day, amounted to SILL lls es paid s27ss5 o7balanoe,
s4,5l1l25 %.
The Committee Of the Clearing House of this city have
issued the following circular respecting the closing of
the banks Monday, the goth inst, and on Monday,
january, 1861
NEW York Dec. 8. 1853
As Christmas and New Years day this year come
among the banks of this city to close the Monday fol
lowing it has been suggested that the committee should
will therefore be closed on Monday the 2eth inst and
on Monday I'd January next. On similar occasions in
former years, the banks have given notice that notes
coming due on the Mondays referred to, would be paya
BILE On the Saturday previous. And where notes
paid that cay they given to this notary with
the express that fees would be charged
where the parties were ready TO meet them.
TIE receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company, during the month of Novemb Der, 1852 punt
ee to 47 49, against s2 TAG 10 for the month
in 1852 showing increase OF 700 81 in November
1853
The earnings of the Macon and Western Railroad Com
pany for November 1853,
Passenger sl0,lQ2 90
Mail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,045 20
Freight. ............... ................ 1905 II
To'sl ................s2 s,07a SO
Corresponding month last year minimum. 27,0l7 So
Decrease. Observation-Disclosures. GA OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-14

The Niagara, Czens, National Long Island, Howard,
New York Fire and Marine, and Fireman's Insurance
Companies lost So 500 each BY the burning Of Nonnot's
Hotel at Fairfield.
resolution has been introduced into the Texas Legs.
lature declaring what is known the scaling system,
the fixed policy OF the State. bill has also been
troduced fxiug the lat Of July 1885, the psrod be-
fore which the holders Of the public debt who been
adudgsd to have lien the Eve million fund.- reserved
by the United States creditors to whom the duties
imports pledged shall file the releases required by
the provso Of the boundary act their claims shall be
annulled and cancelled Judging by the tone Of the o
cal paper, the Austin Gazette these compulsory Measures
to bring the creditors to anal settlement speedily
likely to pass both houses.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
ue Of tain articles exported from this port during the
week ending and rcuding Saturday, Dsc 10, 1862 dis
trgushus the destination and extent OF shipments to
each place.
COMMERCE. OF TIKI PORT NKW YORK-WKRKIy ExpoRTa
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Excess OF imports ever exports. /.

EAce1n VI imports SVcr cApurtbssssss.s.ss Vioifot
This is very extraordinary exhibit for the At
this time in the year. when the importaons for the spring
trade generally large and greatly In Of the
ports. The shipments Of merchandise from this port
compose only about thirds Of the aggregate value
the other third being in specie. This has preserved
better balance of trade and served to keep exchange at
pretty low poins The supply Of bills the market hss
not however, checked materially the expectation Of the
precious metals in consequence Of the necessity existing
on the other side Of the Atlantic for remtances Of coin
and bullion from this side. 1t is not money that is
much wanted throughout Europe. There Is plenty Of
credit AZ full confidence in the future but specie must
be forthcoming to quidae balances and 1t be had
at any sacr6ce The Of continues to set
strongly from London to the Continent and the only
source of supply to f the vacuum is the United States
Fortunately have and csnpare it, for in aiding and
protecting the best customer and Of great
STAPLE products, make the best Of our metallic
resources few expectations Ct specie from this
try, is usually attended with great local advantages 1t
has conservative influence upon commercial opera
tons and tends materially to restrict apeculatons and
conirs dts to safe ar proper limits
We gave few days siucs wing the extent
the trade between Cleveland and Canada Tho annexed
statement exhibits the trade Of Oswego with Canada
ring the season OF navigation ending Dsc. l, 1853:
COMMERCE BETWEEN OswEoo N. Y, AND CANADA, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-14

Ths steamship Pacific in coming out OF San Francisco
net steamship Sierra Nevada going in with passengers
which left New York, October Goth.
We have dates from Guatemala to the It'll October last
ms is news the question existing between that
seuntry and Honduras.
Ths Gase Of CostI Rica in ts issue Of the 18th OF No
vsnbsr, complains of having received papers from
B0nduras for six weeks.
NE Gdsee Of Guatemala speaks of expedition under
Aksn against the people of Guascoran, by . guerilla
shisf, partisan of General Guardiola.
We learn from Guatemala that the candidate for the
presidential chair 1T San Salvador the Guzman
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

c--n,x TrnxEas.-A company of German
r-r has been organized in this city. 1t already
'l't,'s' s,,,s ,wentyyoung German men who en-
a-., with steat enthusiasm ia the athletic sNeF
s.' 5. much practieed III their FodeFland. They
'..s W.. y ,ss,b-rs, one of them from Cincinnati
nave So ra,.iss and dull, and have turned out
a'''- DIM, IN costume. Their number will
%.', ,,s Greatly increased from our rapidly in
r,..,.se German population
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

Abraham, Bennett ct al. Ohio County.
I)Y virtue decree rendered in this cause by said
COurtOn the 18th day June 1858, tho unde signed
Sheriff Ohio county. and such acting as Commission
in the premise will n CecI TO sell on Thursday the
FIST day IL September 1853, public auction 10 the hsh
bidder door OF tue Court House OF Ohio
county teny five the capital stock OF the
Wheeling and belmont fTidgc Company, belonging TO
said brGIam Gennett and in line bill Of the complainant
mentioned; Also, lots No (25 and 26) twenty five aud
twenty six in l. c. Riches addition to Vheeng also,
g and 1O nine and ten in said addition also lot
I1llS one hundred and o~y-oe, suated tho corner
east OF french street north Market Alley in said
CITY; also lot No. C25) twenty-five, i'll that part OF said
civ laid out by Moses w Chapline and othcrsi ALSO lot
No iSS on john street, in said city also, lots Nos. on
and i2) eleven and twelve, in said q y, Ritcies ad
dillon 10 said City also, lots Nos e. o. and 100
eight, nine tcn squar, No. So in the Rueua Vista
addition TO said Gy. sucepcy to pay OF tic claims
in the said deere mentioned.
Terms of Sa.-A credt: for equal portions thereof at
s twelve cigltcen twcnt yiorr months from the day
OF SAFE the puchaseror purchasers thereof, eXcutngto
said Commits ioner therefor. bonds with good security
= =. WINS. WICKHAM,
ivoc-ts Sheriff q, Commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
81 the National Zinc.
ny VIA0 = sNVANyAAsH n A7lA4AO'
rELEGRApHED FoRThEDAlLYISrFIL GENcKk
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR oFTHE WEST.
CALIFORNIA.
PnLLApgLpAlA, Aug. 9.

-at4ets #iro PHiL.ADELpAlA, Aug. 9.
The Star Of the West from San Juan, with San
Francisco aicS 10 the t6; uit., arrived ct O'Clock
with about 100 passengers and 1851 900 as freight
and $50, 0CO III the hands of passengers. The
Star OF the West connected with the steamer
Brother Jonathan, which left San Francisco at 8
O'Clock on the 18th.
The mail steamer John L Stephens left San
Francisco on the morning of the 10th for Ponama,
with 81, 100000 IN gold as freight.
Sanders retired from from tile Custom House on
tie LIST ofJuly.
Tie Sheriff summoned all the Commiss OIL Mer-
chants to- meet at his Office, T r refusing to pay
tax of 90 cents on tile 100 dollars. The merchants
employed counselto test the cOnStitutionality of
the city tax.
The Convention for the revision of the city
Charser have reported. The provisions do not
materially alter tie administration Of The city gov
erument Report was referred 10 the LeglSatur-
The Wing State Convention met at Sacramento.
C reat unanlmlty previied. Confidence is express
ed in the election Of VIM. Waldo as Governor.
The first of the overland emigration of this sea-
son, reached Sacramento on the 9th Isaac Crane S
party on the goth Of April, had fight with tire H.
Jiaus near Platte River. a great many tradeisnnd
emigrantS had arrived at CnlSon river. Three
deaths had occurred.
San Francisco is doing moderate business
The city is remarkably healthy.
Dates from San Diego OF the 10Th, report the
loss of tbs steamer Uncle Sam.
The Yumus and CocupaS Indians are preparing
for war.
The town of French Corrale was destroyed by
fire on tie Sth of July. Less eslin ated al $50,
coo. The town of Ophir was also burnt. Loss
100000. z
Daring the summer the fires in the mountains
lave done much damage, and IN the Valley large
quantities of gram Eave been destroyed. The
wheat is also suffering from rust
Lola Montez is married 10 Mr. Hull recently OF
the San Francisco Wing.
Agricultural prospects are generally good.
The mining news IS still favorable.
San Francisco markets are active. Flour, prime
CALICO & HaHall jobbing Si5,50al6. Provisions
con 10. Butter 80. Lard in kegs 16als. Rice
54a5 Dry goods active and prices improving
Lalge sales oil provisions. Corn unchanged. j.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

r..,-. Pr yuuus.-'rhe Gazette seems TO wor-
1T ,Ioot the premiums we offer TO persons
-, nc the llrsest number of subscribers
las IN renew nar old fashioned advise TO the
c,z.,ts-Ieti. mind its own business and lie. us
,r,,s The premiums We offer are fair per
..,,,,. for services which may be rendered, aud
-. in.-cl 10 award them to Whoever wins them.
m. G,s.te feIiciiates itself that it is Hnut I'M
5.,, 5s necessity OF offering premiums to set re-
-,..,l5e cirru latior, OF 20 throw of copper to
milne. single man n give his name" May he
n. Bg i. was under the necessity Of reducing its
r,iIyO7e dollar and lis weekly to nehaf its for
--- md when it found that the lntelligencer
ps,se LARGEST local circulation, and was entitled
,,.ts Pos. Office printing, it was unGer the neces-
s,yof humping up false issues, and imPlorIng Peo-
NET, subscribe for any length of time and on any
,.rs: and in order 10 run up its list, it was under
tie necessity of beseechinge ladies to subscribe
o;he amount of 25 cents, imposing on them by
sboods: aud in order 10 retain many offs subScri-
bsfs, it was under the neces lily when one years
description was p; id, of giving the next years
8; nothing: anil 10y such, and several other very
E,srai plans-much more liberal than we can pos
s,ly be with our premiums,-it manages 10 keep
10 what it calls It's urge circulation.
To an appteciaiins public who have enabled us
izess lan one gear TO equal the circulation OF an
o.tes.a,l shment of tpsHty gears existence we
ale tIuiy grateful.
Tie Gazette will fad that the best course II can
pr.sue will be to stick to the rutiif it possibly
c4a-and rely on It's own merits and notion its eff
l,s 10 pull other down, for this last course it has
found a very unsuccessful business.
Qun,?-Ias the Gazette decided whether the
''I,hgiai1'' has any right 10 be published mere!
Wesapposgd from the assault made upon the first
number Of that paper, that The Gazette took tue
negative of this question. @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
RHAL EsPATE SALES.
ValuabIe Land for sale.

~ Y dlutLUlG 1ctIIu IOI- oeLIO.
A BOUT 5000 acres OF Improved Marshall County
n land Tor sale, at and the fo Ks OF the WayEes
burg and Washington reads, miles from Elizabeth, or
Flats OF Crave Creek ard mics nom Wheeling Also
OF $50 within miles OF tho city OF Wheel
Ing fronting on the Ohio river, and containing superior
coal privileges viii sell in quantities TO suit purchasers
at iar prices and reasonable terms. I.- s-.t.l
june7-dtfwO a P WOODS. -
The Pittsburgh Journal Washington Reporter aud
Cadiz Republican copy each the amount OF three dollars
anil clro, s1.f is office
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
Chiokering's Piano Fortes

SE--11E THE subscriber being appointed agent teI.
the sale orChscker.n g's Piano EorieS s9I
M Western Virginia, keeps cons on1ai.t
Va good stock Of those nro
sssoTs Of music "a be the best IN Or any 2tei SV
ne These instruments st B9st2n
ling garbage; yitIa general stock OF iis
and variety Goods wholesale and REAL Ia Nm
u5sOld Pianos taken In excha ngs'i FAAoS
&c Taught at No. 26 Union atreeI' re btFsIIoR5
1 mali E-5sltts 3 sst4 =s'astr re- 49, u, = y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

ror,rfl, we believe, meet this evening.
10 .-,.,,,.sa, business viii come before it. We
area .. la, The application of the State Fem
a.,,,' ira small appropriation, would pass with
a'''5 =. + il could only lie reached among
o'' I Linn. ,5nrJs. Of other matters awaiting ac-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
NEW YORK MARKET.

August ?, p. NJ.
Southern S. 62a6S, quicl. Whent-Western 81, 5S
Whisky, Ohio 253c. Corn, mixed IS, easier,
yellow 764. Rio coffee 10, Java IL, firm. Mo.
iasses, Orleans ga. steady. Tobacco, Kentucky
tag, steady. Sugar MuScoyado Il. Cotton hea
Wv. Pork, mess is, 5On56, prime I3, heavy. Lard
i6s, steady. Beef, mess 1881, dull. Shou lders
Sag, lower.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
CENTRE FOUNDRY,
j. q a. j. BAGGS,
Nh ND NunSn ~ WI.

No ~ Main 81, Centre wheeling,
II EEP constantly on land an assortment OF the latest
N ami most improved Stoves embracing every variety
- Parnr, Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their s'Western
liTguian," coal slOVe cannot be surpassed By any
thing introduced into tile city They have sold $50
Of them itn the last monihs pledgng themselves
axe them back II they did not give satisfaction, and have
never had one returned
They also keep constantly ON hand the latest style OF
Arch Crates, warranted equal to any made in this cityi
asO Isl Iron Sinks and variety OF artieles IN the
Foundry line. Which viii be sOllloW FOR cash.
Work d6WtC-41E. 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
Thomas Hog, ChanreTy
VS. In the Circuit Court OF

Thomas NJ Lseans adnr ~ % Ohio do'T County ya' o
10y vince OF dccIce made in this cause by said Court
ID I'D day OF June 1853, the undersigned Sheriff
OF OHIO county, ard such acting Commissioner in the
premise, viii proceed TO sell Thursday, tile first day
September 1851 the highest aud best bidder. at the
front door OF Court House OF Ohio county lot No Ci9
eighteen half OF lot No. lT9, in East Whepi
ngots Nos CO and 100 nine and ten i'll square No. ClS)
eighteen in South Wheeling, formerly known Richie
ven the bucna Vista addition o the City Wheel!
g, many thereof may he sufficient for the pur
Jslas Of Sale Ten per cent OF the purchase money in
and a credit the residue, of SIX, twelve and
eiglltc mnnths, in equal instaets the purchasers CIV
ing bonds for the dhe en panSents with good security,
bearing interest The day sale, and the title 10 be
retained further security nui the whole purchase
ulOIey is paid. wM. ). WiCKHAM,
i,CS-1 So Sheriff Commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
--we have received from 3lr. SAM

p,rysg. We have FecelVeu tom Nh oAN-
f!S' .of this county, specimens of the f.
- oIl.a5s ss have ever seen produced in 'n's
Hs' PIT rsey embrace four species. the green
.5s''+' ,,,,nu,u bonum. Washington and seed
go p r,n,of the latter weighed nearly hal! a
.7s' rrey are very plump and juicy, and of
.slsatr favor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
Vim. II. Needs,
neel.Binder s IIIanl. beols lL ssiRs

Roolbinder 9 Hang booK L1 II,S OF
No. 243 Monros Street, UP STAIRS:
vTTOTID respectfully inform their friends and me pup
w tic in General that they thave bought the establish
mcnt lately known James E1gs }n Sss sI
10 order oIank books OF every description music
magazines periodicals &c, ina manner moi 70 20
and nv any esta blishment in tho country.
t1<COnstantly on hand assortment oil blank poohs'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
NEM YORK cATTLE MARKET.

or t%,. warm wenther. Beeves-The offerings last
week e amounted goo al 7aa9I per lb. Cows amd
Calves sold al S36as55. 10000 Sheep and Lambs
offered; sheep sold St.75a2, 25a3. 50a4, 5Ua5, 50a
Cal, so; Lambs 81, 25aI62a2, 50a4, 5Oa5,50.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
ACCOMPLISHMENTS


Professor Alex. C. Barry'S TrIcOpheIous,
Ing Restoring a. Strengthening the hair re wing diseases
the skin, curing rheumatic pains, and !sang external
lion OF HaTrys tricoperOCs pervades the Union. The
sales article OF late years have increased in ratio
full examination ofs sales book finds that tho nlber of
bottles delivered in quantities of rom half gross
upwards, during tile year 1852, was within rie oil 9oV
600.
wonderful properties the tricopheiou when the public
have furnished such endorsement this. The cheap
tic ce and the explanations given of its chem
percal irrilaOn first recommended ii the attention
Of the people This all that the inventor desired Ey
cry bottle advertised itsrf Tic effects ofte fluid exceed
cd expectation 1t acted like Charm. The ladies' would
not be County deaIe n every ecton o. Inc
wholesale trade OF an extent hhe,to u.heaTd oil as
regards articles this kind. The highest point las not
yet reached and it is believed tic sales this year
will be million and haifU bottles
Depot and mandatory, No 1871 broadway, New fork'
Liberal discoun. to purchasers by the quantity Sold by
Canada Mexico West Indies, cat Britain. France and
by j. IL. Patterson. Wheeling, Va. Jnnel4dtw&w6m.-
VIRGINI l:Glt Rules held in the Clerk office OF the
circuit court Ohio county month of August, 1855
The Northwestern Rank oil Virginia,
use of Levi Andc tson-C ompiaihant.
Justus Forlyee, Merchants a, Me Sin cbapcery.
Andersen James Evans, Joseph
II Kirby, Reuben Brown, and James
Tho object this suit is among other things, to obtain
suuecting certain unds in the hands ono OF the
ssiSst l6e e &c Sas yastus Fordyee
And the !Ieendsnts LqS anderson Jamss y Evans
having their appearance and by sats
iactoy they are lot ~ t II 9G by his at
toTney ordered that they do appear here WITHIN one
month after due publication this order, and d. what
nav be ecessa 10 protect their intclestsin this suit
and that copy OF this order forthwith inserted in
oT seeessiye weeks and posted at the front or
Court House Ohio comfy, the first day ofthe next
COMFY sry sf PAUL.. Aug SLoxzo LoR1NG, cpk
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r "a N CIV GsCO CS a :. - :
FREDK. FICKEY g. SONS,

ZoU BALTIMORE STREET.
Importers Of English, German end French Fancy
Goods,
HAVE now in store their Spring assortment OF Porte
IL Monnaes, Victims, Percussion Cops, AcCordeons,
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood and buffalo Hair
brushes, Combs of every descriptions Cutlery Fans But
tons, Perumery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes; Jewclry,
ETC., etc., pr. lLi..si -af. fsrH a
in the Hosiery lire full assortment OF White, brown
and mixed cottont hose, Lsle, Thread and Silk hose,
lotion hose of every description Lise Thread and Silk
hose of every TRITON toton Thread and silk Cloves
Silk Laces, Silk and Pocket Hanikercaiefs, Neck lies
etc. etc. - tglrEt- ss9t
dealers will find our stock the most extensive in
city, and any house inthe the countrS
uMaT24-dvtr i ris aatlE-5ye st.r si y
j. ALACHEREL, HERRING, and COD FISH
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies orthe
above cies, from the East which, together with other
kinds Of fish, oe, ed at the lowest mar ket prices
Orders respectfully solicited Entire satisfaction
tied as to quality. CURTIS & BRADLEY,
.jytlss7 TiS South st baltimore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
NEW GROCERY STORE,
- No & NEnnhinaton IYnII,

MOnFOe So FINeei''E :. .. = 1,,,.. 49,;
~ n WOODROW inro.ms the citizens of Wheeling,
AMI dealers generally that he is now opening ole OF
he hest assornets OF family groceries in the western
In rn and DRINK which will be sold at as
nt as can be bought in the city, Give ua call OF
, " an s'OU' ' sIi.,G5 : Ea9 my3t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
Solid DaguerreotYpes.

TINS latest discover! is the wonder OF the age Tho
picture assumes all the roundncss and solidity o!ile
living being Nature is perfectly Knocked even 10 an In
dyidpal hair: Taken at WHITEHURsTs over Camp
molei ALSO in his Washington Gallery and will Soon be
introduced In all OF his galleries, which may found III
all the principal cities inthe Union. 5 Y
Mr. IpiTEHuRsr has the honor that he has
lust received letter rom the President of TIE United
States, informing him the Medal Certificate
and copy OF the Jures reports the World Fair Lon
don. fai alh 'a2 m Mar30-tT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

any uasal excessively warm day. We
lhs'S- ST.. los. the thermometer stood, but if It
.7a ' .,ic,,s temperature of at least l0Ode-
DID It ~. ,r Jon,.,hink ii 'old the truth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
Paper Warehouse.
Cirrus ". FIELD d:. CO.,
coMMIss ON MERCHANTS.
NO: IL Cliff Street,

NEW YORK.
Arc sole Agents iva the Umited States for
Muspratrs s0peror Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills CslebTateI Writing Papers.
Russell :" Superior :: -t.a ~
(ienesec Printing ''
Rawlins d. sons English Tissue g 'f
First quality lIrHmarlne Blue
They are also the principal Paper Manufacture
er in this country and offer Sale by far the most eX
tensive and desirable stock OF Paper and Paper ia".
frctrsrS Materials that canbc found in This or al! oer
Their business is strictly wholesale and Writing Papers
are sold by the only. , -,
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO offer all
oods both Foreign Domestic at the lowest possible
Paper made to order any size or weight Liberal aI'
vanccs made on cunsigents OF Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other merchants re. l
The highest mnIket price paid in cash for all kinds
Hugl-l y
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IDwlN a. CLABAuGH. ~ NJ cLARAUuI
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,

NHE undersigned having the eas and effects
4 ofthat Old established house. the FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
Light street Bailmore and having repaired and
mSled at heavy outlay, to their friends and tile
travelingpub bshnent second TO none in COM
iOrt and convenience " Is E5ll \ : -
The Ladies' Ordinary suites OF rooms attached
will be found 10 afford the comforts home TO smiIies
all its patrons, - =
central situation for mai OF business
being in tie centre OF business affords convenient ac
cess 10 all the Railroad Deos and Steamboat Landings
any other Intel in tile city. = s. Ni=-t - = = 49,
1t VIII be tue desire and pleasure OF the proprietor TO
promote the confOr; OF The guests OF the house.
apI-iy CLABAUGH6 BROTHER.