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The - barber pole :" pattern Of pantaloons vii
be out this week; the stripes ascend spirally
round the leg, giving the wearer the appear.
ance of a double barreled cork screw
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In First District-
INDIANA PR Thonass boat. 600 sarks to W Given,
T Twichell &eo
ISDTANA-Psr Haynes 1861 bb. pork Kennedy Foster
,torges Adams GrEham- 50 bhs -four to master.
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Mr.. Cass, our Minister to Rome, is in Paris
and recently jumped from his horse, plunged
into the Seine, and rescued a drowning female
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREsoENr,l
Thursday Morning June 2, 1858. J
CLEARED YESTERDAY
s sS M M NSgSta sGws S for aSPGo G1sy y
FSfH Mitchell ~ Msiapas Ghn T BeisReyg & &So
liis sylplie, Lants for Richmond, J RBass
schr John Taylor fe for Bay Williamson zaran &co
ARRIVED
s sg Al @ Gray Ify day from Havana to Mitchell
steamboats,.
Mediaor Williams, from Cincinnati
s ss@ T Esa9 '5 5st: from rom F ti%ip
Star, Gllett, from vefmiliOn,
caddo No g, Graham from Shreveport.
Crescent, Nanrg from St Louis
Red Ri2sT, Dor.,y, iISllI Washington.
Towboat Aago Amerean Steele from the
,Gq .s g ship lula Howard bark MAGISTRATE and brig
EXPORTS.
EkS SHMoS6Ps g slsE Z. , s s Sas
AMsTERDAM-Psr snip Mary Clover hhis tobacco $3.50
MATANzAs-Per bark Franklin: $50 sns coal.
GA ss, i 3 I sSr r SGa s i.c 100 do
BARcELoNA-Psr brig chuo 35 bales 500 slaves
IMPORTS
"a brig Adams sy 80 sI. chas Bhsr
= N Casa9-l do hoehe2 do Nuegens- do Ruial
as cp Henry do h'p''A fruit and
~ TAMrcoaPs :shr A%Rhie 5000 specie
go do grreTeSOO do 1858 hides lot fruit
HECElFTS OF PRODUCE
AIlPer steamer Mediator; kegs bacon
ye BRO 6coa0 hds bacon Farley jutey
treyser49 ibis -four Taylor Cassyl5 kegs Adams
200 candles AvotSU cks charcoal ROhinson-TO
ware sYkeslO2 paper II VI Barlow0g SsveL.
&co5 bills eggs Martn6 do schneders9o candles lei
hams ~ bb lard oil 70 bb whisky Ssecomb voorhs-lso bae
whihk 20 n hams % kgs butter Grief
Wright 3co7l bbls whisky do &co-sO auo
y do beef IS kgs lard Rogers Mcclure furniture
Ias-F lint Jones-T ii Withsis-N Whney-Cogrovs
ShcsrerP ii Brenton-Sampson KesnesuadIiss order,
LoU1SvlLLEPer Magnolia; hhds tobacco Felowe
Scosl do Turner Wilson &o19 do Ban1r Williams
Hewitt Norton &co5 do McGrego Aloway50
rs do soery Campbel-za do freln &ct
Haggeyl4 do CammAek Squires West do Yeatman
Shutz IL dden-5 do Kelly Conyngham &eo2 do Short
21 bales eoltoa bales Byne co5
ee Brosl coils foiman Lttng &eo-4 Dbl
Eggs seeia9d-S CHS bacon Geo ok5 bills eggs Hurley
be eggs kegs butter Tvhel
| BlaymAn aeo-sundIies ORDER
LoGSPer Lah Tuna bills -four Kennedy Fe.
ierOO do ogesby Maeaulay-lU0 do
" bbs whisky and &co31 bbs Price Frost
Us bbls ~ @ lard Hewitt Norton Seo-s Bey SEQ
59 osgs corn Helm do Michel &co3 tobacc
Short &coll do Turner, Wilson &co-9 do Lew C.dwe-
do Psgram Hatehe7 SoeIy Campbell-24 DO Yeaman DC
lisa bales cotton Watt Dssaulss Nelson eos a
Fsiowss 6eo2 do Greenwood order-Toa
| ton ass bales, 81 hhds tobacco.
PRNGEToN-Per steamer Frank Lyon a bass cotton Thorn
hll-6 do Payne Hssou6 do &co5 DO G Rick
SeoaS do II sacks corn bb pork Wright Williams &eoToA cot
| ton lis bales. - ~
CAMDEN-Psr World bales cotton T popsl
80 do Cleveland Bros &eo3 Williams do
henderson 6eols do Wright Williams Greenwood Sco-
do Webb Rawlins keo-s Ward Jonas- Lloyd Frrso
Total ISL ssss
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


1
Thursday Morning, June 2, 1853.
C0TTON-The market continued extremely dull yes
erday, and the sales limited small lots not
reaching 45O bales altogether
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior G6t TX Midding Fair. II <t911A
ordinary........ s "a o air............. Ia
Middling 9h0l014 Good Fair ....... ID
Good Middling .1026d011l q Good and Fine... "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. ], 1852. 800. 1882 1874
Received since. j 634 s53 553l9
yesterday " 922-1e35775 G6i-=5s $50
1ls.5,sO7 77,734
Exported 10 date .. 1861 4I05s
. yesterday 3s85-I,5 O849s sOo-4l.s5s
Stock on hand not cleared. nisii 1886
T0BACCO-We did not hear Of a sale
SUGAR AND MoLAssES-Ths Sugar market was
heavy and barely coo hhds were disposed of at 31Sa
for Fair to Fully Fair Sales Of Moasses 500 bbs Of
which 100 Reboed H. and 26o Prime at ls& p gaon
FLoUR-Prices unchanged and sales limited to 1000
bbs Of which 200 Ohio at "a o. 100 at - 10 200 st.
Louis at 81 l5 and ii0, in lots at 81 20 q Dbl
GRAIN-Corn was in active request, and 1000 sacks
were taken follow 1900 Mixed, in three lots at 50
$500 Yellow and White in three lots at 81 aud 1000 from
hatboat also at go y bushel of Oats lot Of 800
sacks St. Louis sold at 800 = bushe and Of Bran $40
sacks at 95t u 100 lbs.
PR0VIsIONS-Pork dull, with sales Of 100 bbs
unnspected Mess at S1i IS and 80 branded at SIS 90
bb of Bacon 20 casks taken including IS casks
Ribbed Sides, in three four lots "A u Clear at
Sl4ds5z 10 Shoulders at 54051z, Is tierces ordinary
plain Hams at s. and 20 at o. T. b. The principal sales
Of Lard 100 bbls Inferior at Ss 1870 No at ga IA
"a. and lac kegs Prime at lie q h.
COFFEE-The demand fair and 400 bags Rio
were taken of which 400 at 49, 81 at 81 100 at g. and
2s5 Prime al 9i4e Ii.
BAGGiNG AND RoPE-The market was heavy. Gales
34 pieces and coils private terms and 70 bales India
Bagging, to arrive, at llt cash.
HAY-3jI bales Western sold in two lots at Sic 25 p
ton.
LARD OLIVE noticed small sale III bbs) winter
strained at $50 e gallon
FREIGiiTs-We heard Of engagement.
EXCHANGE-Demand moderate at quotations:
Sterling Observation-Disclosures. 1890 lOaa
Francs............'.. ..............5 ST l575 IL Il
New York Sixty-day Bills. .........1KDl1 y Ct disc
Sight Checks on New York....,.I< y ct disc to par
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

4 CEt lCEt--J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers ICE No. Essu street. orrosits de
Railroad Depot lower Leves sre,f
No. IA Thoupou No. New New Iaves
ssrsst, Commerce Tehoupta1as street. No Ieves
street. two Ice Houses between Ninth and Harmony Dis
&c iasl vos
HCE-5o0 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
Nav, or sa J. p. NEY CO. 81 Cam, st r,bss
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FEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.



Wednesday Evening, June l, 1853
The market continues scantiy supplied with good Beef
but fair supply of Hogs and Sheep is Offering Prices
firm
-PRICES-
BEEF CATTLE (Fine to c. West'n). SHOT, 2 b net
(Iexasl .............. !sED1f a Id net
SHEEP (Western) ..............S UOiDS 90 q head
Mich Cows. SIS O0f0S55 co p head
CALVES AND YEARLiSGs........S o0f0S10 50 d head
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ELECTION NOTICES.

Jzs- J. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent of
he tngth Delivery ths City Pos9oe, candidate CLERK
IF The FIRST DISTRICT COURT mig tes
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Hxs @SCANAL STREET. Rz 10
NEW ORLEANS M1AsrLLLA FAcToRT. KIT
5000 Velvet Cloth and Neno sin Ebroi5-a n.
fiLIAS, Of the
hsfcc 70 suit a euaousrs-. NewCresns se-ss Fa-
p Canal :. ~
TIE proprietor Of tbs establishment respectfully ocss tn n,u.c
Ton " The Ladies OF se~oreHns and particularly cuns 10
hs sly Who are not aware Of his and splendid cLOIKs
and AlANlllLAS opened
call and them before they purchase Other ps
other n the city. - F''s. W .aJ
In addition spuda large stock Of coaks and M.r,.
ladies here every article GOODs m
slh IN ~ st. leg Tor Desses Preach sub AMI Fancy BON
NEis snt RBNs lrge stock of ENBgoIDERIES 10 i. sns
irs % eenss9n a. .he Lace
COLLARS
o be ncd without BLOOMhR 1RiNHTTNCS
and other TnmngsioE Ladies'
~A-e
a splendid lot Of rch GRAPE sHAwIS embrofdsrec RO1Es far
"seng Dssees BABIES LONG CLoAks and ROBES; FRINGES
VET tn TIE piece for making MAntllas.
10 Ladies wishing have particular or MsntIs
have il by giving in Their ardsr -~,.>i
LADIES FASHION ABLE DRESS EsMADE TO oRpsn ,,,,s A.
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MUSIC STORES. ETC.

RTUSICAL CARD.--WM. T. MAYO, ufslflAs
lFA No: CAMP STREET, having sold his MUSIC Arn-k
STORE to MR.. PHILIP P. WERLEIS, hereby No
thanks hia many patrons sos aFs
nnance Of their iavorf to ha WM 7. MAYO.
PHILIP p. WERlEIN most respectfully informs public
friends generally that having purchased the MUSIC STORE
MAYO he sos the eontnuanca
literally bestowed SCAMP STREET
hand the agfst Stock PIANOS MUSICAL INSTRUNt Ms
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS the South gu
for sale GU the most favorable terms PHI. Il. WERLEIS.
NH en-
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Essy- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A, LABUZAN Candidate CLERK the THIRD
IkCr COURT Whatever Court the may changed
alE.
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Znss~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
candidate cLERKoF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOuNEY, mhs
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lG~ WILLIAM 2. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, fine may
II. nh
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zfs- Editors of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM j. CASTEf candidate oil CLERK
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT Of NEW ORLEANS uAl4
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Nss- JONI ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF HE SECOND DISTRICT CptRT. mh3s
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GS- P. NJ. BERTIN, for the past fourteen
Deputy CLERK Of the late Probate and present Dis
Court, candidate the CLERKSIiIP
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the may
10. mhl2
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SUNDRIES-
~ flouR-l500 bis superior Indians Flour, landing;
PORh-ll0O bbls Mess Prime, do. Rump Pork;
BACuN-l30 casks Sides, Shoulders Hams,
prime and hoice St. Louis and Wabash;
STARCH-40 boxes Pearl Starch;
CASTOR OL-lO bbs. Pure Oil;
BEEF-75 bbls. Mess, 80 do Prime Beef;
ibis superfne st. LOUIS and OHIO
Flour, ayorte brands, For sale by
mv23 KENNEDY 4 FOSTER Tcloupitoulas street.
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,FFICE OF THE VICKsBURG, sHBEvE-

PORT AND TEXAS RAILROAD COMPANY. MONROE La,
January 5SNoe il hereby given that the Books for the sub
crptn Stock in the Vsh Shreveport Railroad will
be opened the cities Nshdrg >ewOreau
is Of Masou Carroll Morshouse. o1a Union Jackson Ben
Vile Claiborne bosr CAddo the OF Ex months
AID after the lsi day Of February 1853. n D. COLEMAN P
ions II. DTSsGEsrE, Seriy fsis
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-~eaI. o. Q. F.-HowARD LODGE No. 10
ssf EfY a. THURSDAY EVENING, Losde
x5 No. 5, Odd Fsllowai Hail. at O'Clock. .Ofcers
~@-AsSr George O. Lew N. q Or Samuel Hardy, V.
H. Hardy Rec Secretary sAInes Furenst, Per Secretary
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4 Il. MAYO, DENTIST, has re- sszsszszss
% moved Caruulelet Canal street
Dr. MAYO has been fer resident nlN fTyH&
thus and has testimonials Of ability 4t
Professors ouer Nuttr, MITCHELL Duugon Psncoast Gerhard,
Philadelphia lie hlaa Professors Do,
the UnRersy louisiana DIS senne Hester
sod Judge }, Cnvtt Clarke and Capt 4. ]. Sry. hi5
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If THOMAS G. Poole is a candidate for
CLERK or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mis- I'd
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n OFFICES
vAyO ALL PRINTERS AND PUBLIsHE

a IN THE STATE OF LoUIsrANA-Eysry member Or he Gran
in The sta.s Of Louisiana reses invited 70 meet Convent
Baton ugs. o the FOURTH DAY OF JULY NEXT
Jet q iIs Convention uu; tie typographical orps" for
tuAl benefit a a
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TRIMMINGS, ETC
- Has ways hand sosi PRICED BON
VETS n IS to 81 complete sssortns Ct
MILLINERY ARTICLES. TIE whole stock ssodr.d At vsry
reasonable PEires ISAAC sAWIN
mis- 3pn ~ Camp s,r.st an ..ys
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ESXCHANGE BANK, % Camp street,
IA CHECKS AT SIGHT AND TINE ON
Ekw YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON, BALTIMORE,
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH,
MOBILE, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
igs II HORACE BEAN 4 CO. hsnasrTs
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ISg- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate fsr reslae.ion
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5ass- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
cLEKK THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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4 ) X. FELL u CO, 81 Common street, res,
.Newoeaus, Importer Dealers Wholesale and " L
Retail LAMPS Plated Brltaunia EllS
STICKS, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPASNED wAIrEPS '".- W
tf Goods viii be ouured At low prtc ntry
pa kedi 10 the sat
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hi AFAYETTE AVE- PoNrcHARrRAIv RAnRoAp

3fENT...SKw ORLEANS, NJ 81, lss3,..The Delegates
viii attend special casl uaftag, held
us aa Ass tpaIy, sriiIo aud CeroEdeet
FRIDAY EVENING, june 3.t hatTs o'clock Tuastua
tendance 10 wanted for the transaction o. brsiuefs.
By 6ier Of the President.
JOHN L. WIEN, S.crstaTy,
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Drugs, medicines. EDerf.s,ne,.y, etc.

~ The snhserncr would respectfully call the attention Of
Planters, fhys and Families to his we'll assorted stock
scle he Inns hGsintss, all OF which,
Will be found FRESH Nd GENUINE DaungA LA
season. SODA WATER And MEAD quality -
will be onn II isI h all the poPua Mineral Wsers
such CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, etc. supplied
reasonable terms with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GOULEY BlTTERS, THOMAS RANKIN,
ap dAWy prng and ApolheaIy, Camp foyara.
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Thursday Morning, June 2, 1853. !.
C0TT0N-The market continued extremely dull yes
terday and the sales limited to few small lots
reaching 45O bales altogether:
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II IME-2000 bbls fresh Rockland, cargo of
4 brig Marceos landing for sale BY
JOHN g. HARDlLL Co. (suceessors to J. Hayman Co.)
~ 70 aasssins at, and Msrigry Buildings, 81 Dis
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A RATES IA most handsome assortment of
IN Crates umsnt lowest
Rt-s. Also
he att ntion of Builders Is particularly called.
tg STORE DOOR other LOCKS, CHAIN BOLTS, BUTTS,
sk '"' '''A''''N 49," nor rtnciples,
.LURGES CO. and 81 Cireus
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fNHAlPAGNE-l20 baskets Grape Leaf,
~ limits quarts;
to
ABSYNTH-50 cases, in store
MADEIRA NlNE--10 eighth casks, A. T. Junior;
SHERRY WlNE-s0 quarters and 6U ocayes;
DEMlJOlINS HssOTtsd sizes,
ClGARS-400,0 900, various
BOTTLES-l50 Porter sale by
my2S 81 s WOLFF. Gam
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zS~ SAMUEL g. RISK is a Candidate for
CLERK FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election dst Nou-
dawn NJ lt-r next t.lst
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-
c. {. BoGERr & CO, 10 Camp street
mVs a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
McCLALLENS 4 KNOX,
BOOTS AND SHOES, MEMS AND

Boys Hats and Caps, at the
nell knotDn stand of the
BIG Red BOOT.
WE are now IcceGvngfrom our Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments, OF the largest aud hest manulac
OF Boots and Shoes for Fall and Winter
ear ever offered i'll this or any other market They nave
been manufactured to ORDER according to our own dteC
tons intended expressly for retailing To our
call, offer unusually large variety OF Boots ami
Shoes, which guarantee equal quality OF material aud
workmanship thUse manufactured in this or any other
partur United States Our stock will be found TO con-
l NO. 1s7. l
MEMS poors woMES's ALTERS, HALy
4 900 pr mems kip boots, CATERS, ETc.
I 900 mems thick boots, 200prwomens CATERS,
| 800 mems Culi boots, 400 do hall galtcTs,
1000 mems water proof do 800 do walking Shoes
MEMS DRoGANs. 800 do pegged busklns,
500 mems calf brogans, $40 do kid buskins slip
[, 900 prime kip do pers
800 do thick 10 KISSES BooTEHs nus
/, 600 low priced do KTNs, ETo.
R0Ys' uooTIE!. 600 mtESeG morocco laGeI
1900 pair boys thick bootees 600 do kip 10
500 kip. do 800 do GaH DO
YouTu Doors rocco buskins
500 pr youths Calf boots, 100 do black blne, and
So SSS do do hsk 5 Do Do sf2n5sa Esssfs
BOYs AND YOUTHS BRoUAHs. 1,500 pr fancy booteesI
l,0oOpr boys kip hrogans 1000 kid & morocco %
1000 do thick do 1,0O0 ChillrGnS peg'u"
1000 youths do do 1000Children'S goat %
600 do kip do 1900 do coIorcd '
800 hoys and youths calTd 0UN SHOES.
wOMFH's LACE ROOTS. 1000 pairs mems, ladies' and
500 morocco lace boots, childrens Gum Shoes.
1000 calf do HATS AND CAPS.
GOO lii do 400 doz mems plush caps,
1900 kip do 800 wool hats,
IT,. BAND BOXES. .Hnsr.ar.
300 wood band boxes.
Thankful heretofore extended o
y, s,ers rs MccLALLENs & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
GENTRE FOUNDRY.

No. % Main st., Centre wheeling;
II EEP constantly hand an assortment o. Inc
d Pnr"r % Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their "WeEtsIn
n coal stove cannot be surpassed " any
Ie in, oIccl into the city They have sold 16G
OF item within the last six months, Pcdging 10
fake them back they did not give satlsacuoh' all" "
never had one returned -, a., ,,,o.+ st,,e n;
they also Keep constantly hand the so aes n s sG etS;
s rsst IRON sinks and variety OF all articles III Inc
Foundry line which will be soil low or caS1:; or ,b
U5'Porticular attention will be pald % !. nV
Work, Nv Ms.-E,--
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WHEELING.
spRING OF 1888.
sPR1NG OF 1888. -T7=7
VIM. T. sELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
ROreign s. Domestic Dry Goods,
No III Main st., West side, betL1een Monroe anu


Foreign g. Domestic Dry G oods,
No. lit Main st., West side, bett1een Monroe anu
Union SITS.
Wheeling, Va,
rs NOW in receipt Of mis- Spring stock of Dry Goods
j. and Notions, direct from importers and Manufactu.
rers Comprising complete and desirable stock OF
goods adapted TO the trade this section as can be found
in uny e. East West, to which would respectfully
invite the attention of retail deaersi consisting OF
DRESS GOODS. ..tt
In black silks, alpacas popns lawns de lanes, gng
hams etc. with very large stock ofprnts, OF the hest
mikes and colorS AsO bonnets, ribbons, Innings, anu
other trimmings in variety. And OF
MEMS WEAR.
In cloths, cassmers, sattinetts merino cassimeIes
jeans weeds, and summer clohsi also cottopades Den
MIS- blue drills brown linens, linen drills, nakeens an
other such goods, very desirable assortment. Also
mems and boys hats eghorn and Canton hats soft
WOOL brash hats. ETC.; with full stock OF linen and cot
bagsng seamless bags, burlaPs table diapers crash
drigs, cklgs, checks, shrting stripes, etc, brown
and bleuchcd msnsj with good stock OF white go"ds
in the -
: - F .s.. NOTION LINE. ls.Ef#
AS cabrics, jacones, Irish nens aces, threads, but
tons, hosiery gloves combs, etc., in nil their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, well III
4Iia maraa5 'N . 10 W.T.. sELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
Pemberton House.
Water Strcct. IEcIOw Monroe.

WHEELlNG, VA.
rr NJ PEN RERTON announces TO his OLD lrienuS @ al"
the public generally that he has located in the the CON cor,
,oiinmS hr TX buiId: - formerly known as the ST
T and thoroueor repaired and reGtted it, and Is
prca ed to entertain travellers in go9d style at
IN tSc canIboat and he Depot OF the Bal
ore and Ohio Railroad aoring TaSesTIs g sco or rSe Se
Yespectuly invites the attention Of his OLD
lTlchuS 10 hIS "o"s0' "'N ' an20-tr
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7oso s5.z5zza Et.s ,S6s,T.la 1875;
1o53. SSSSy5 81 ss:ss.Ssszl sgsSssS8 Ao'
Something worth seeing!
A M, ADAMS
ALs vi
NEW CLOTHING ROOF

NEW CLOTHlN G RIO s.
TAVING now completed my rooms am better Pre- nc
III unred 10 accommodate my customers than ever oe
mTe and al such prices will asonish The
t;,,nre Dn and try me- Remember tina my place is one
oor above the old corner long occupied by me- lis
useless for me undertake to enuncrate my sLocK Tue
v"rirty is so great ie20 a. NJ. ADAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEL.
NoUHd. DTnfu street,

.H WHEELING VA.
rSuoyv recelyfng a LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
i MATS AND MATING. Also Table and Floor Ole
Cloths ora widths and keeps constantly on han1
OF Furniture every description Git ami
Mahogany Framed Looking Gllsses Glass Plates, VGmS.
and TTauSua rent Window Blinds, Blind Trimmings, CLOCKS
Mahogany Vaneers Varnish. Haircloth, Curled Hhir'
Spring Sackng Bottons Brass and Mahogany Stair Ros
eet ali OF WHICH will sold at the lowest prices aug2l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17

DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY,
ssz, =1 a. G. PARTRIDGE Il invites
1IEDS6 attention 10 his Daguerrean Rooms, and
H&4SALiGSsfW Apparatus, now the result o! years o
ISHsEkFSSdH experience and close application TO tho
GStsSsy y&ASeE art. Confident that he now combines
-A---@ in his establishment all of the improve
ncns which time md proper tests have proven valuable
hc an nronise 10 produce Lkcnesses combining all the
beauty and perfection which mas yet oee" ~ ~
Daguerrean process. a-1- ~, H., ,,,,r,, ~.
arc ttcI mn he invites the public TO call and eNTn
inc Themselves. His CABINET OIL SPeCloIS al" ""!"
open for inspection. ;.,, ~ g,
gr0upS alsO post norton llkencsscs taken AZ
0jsi well selected stock Of imacIl1S-ChcNleNIsJT Ta'csI
cases lockets, &c, always on hand anu Tor SAFE
Rooms, No. SG Monroe Ht.' near Lie Fosl ou'Cc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-17
Spring and Summer Clothlng'
EsnE1SE1ErI RICE. Merchant Tailor,

STEPHEN RICEii HeTCHaHI I 4e110Al ~,
Announces to his old friends and customer rs anu .ie
public generally, that having re commences DHssgss:
lie is now receiving at his new Store Room IN tue
House e splendid assortwsnii pni6 o. and aneS
CASSIERES; Silk Satin. and all kinds Of IESIINGS'
recently himself in the Eastern H CtSsi @
nnRe mn to orcr at the shortest notice in the Ssst
inGnner and latest style, I!is fTTcy Pas aeI
ScTobeTs Gloves, Undershrts Drawers Stockings and
every article kept in Gcntlemens ge!era. III ses
ouuftcrs, South room SPRIGG HOUSE. Water Street
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