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5000 bales found purchasers at steady prices;
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ........'61s0 Midding Fair. II sGD12
Ordinary ,1,,i, .. aA@ 81 Fair ;.......... "a
Good Mddling.. .1osl0l114 Good and Fine..... %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1852 ......s5sS 1s'754
Received since .1572246 1857
yesterday. 3,2s2=1,57552s le2-4s,s19
16s5oso s2o73
Exported to date. ,3399S1 237s7
Saturday. s,7S4-l,34S765 131=23sls
Stock on hand not cleared. i. e.. 2s6 295 1886
T0BACC0-The sales comprised about $50 hhds as fol-
lows at 6, at s. As at 1916, at and at TX
at and 70 at Ga, and o. of which at So at T. and at
71se. Prices are very firm and understand that
offer of 81 has been repeatedly refused for choice lot of
old Yellow Bsnksn
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Barely $50 hhds changed
hands at previous rates-Far 1904 and OF No
asses 800 to 400 bbs taken 01 for Fermenting
and 1sf020e for Reboiled.
FLOUR-The market for superfne was frmer, with
sales of 1000 bbls including bbs Illinois and St. Louis
at 81 90 and 500 Ohio of store at about 81 o5 Dbl
CoRN-Very little on the Levee and only some small
lots sold at 50e
oATs-Neary 5000 sacks were disposed of at $50 for
Wabash and 566S7s for st. Louis
P0RK-We noticed only small sales of Mess at
SIS s7s0S16 90, 1O3 bbs unnspected Prime S12 80
and mixed lot of 81 bbs at So Heads and Chimes
and 50 90 o Dbl for ordinary Humps and Joles. We
statement of the stock at the Inspection Ware
house yesterday morning, the total s595 bb) showing
decrease of nearly $1,000 bb since the LIST of April
Clear ........... bbs.. Rumps. bbls.. 1879
Mess 7247 Inferior and Ord. 1854
Mess Ordinary. 1240 Not Inspected. 10 2S4
frime .'............... 3ziI -
NJ '~o5o7o
BEEF-The stock at the Inspection Warehouse on the
LIST inst comprised 3l4 bbs and lbs half bbls Mess 457
bbls NJ o. 1857 bbs and 81 half bbs Prime 1888 bbs b.,
SIS ierces Prime Mess and unnspected and the residue
inferior, damaged, etc.
LARD-smal sales of bbls at 9ae, and of kegs at lie
CoFFEE-Market dull, Sales 500 bags Rio at and
s34e, and 20 at 9f.
| wHIsKY-Rectihod retailing at 19e.
LEAD-A sale of 527 pigs Missouri (hard), on Friday
| a. So rs.
FREIGHTS-The American ship VIM. Stetson was taken
| up for Liverpool at 7-l6d for Cotton
EXCHANGES-No alteration:
| Startling 1851 OlO9sI
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rs We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABuZAN Candidate CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the changed to-
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rs For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are au-
hoined the Of p H. oNE ATTORNEY and Counsel
which the parish Orleans situated either
by other denomination which the Legislature call it,
ia tie
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COFFEE-The market Z very firm for all kinds Of
Coffee but owing to the very small receipts the ransac
tons have not been large We notice Of 1900 bags
st Domingo common and superior quality So TO &c
1000 bags Porto Cabeo about all Of this description in
market at 10 to 1O4c and Java at NE, six months
The stock of all kinds is unusually small.
IMPORTS JANUARY i TO 90.
1858 1852.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning, May 2, 1858.
CoTToN-A fair demand prevailed Saturday and
5000 bales found purchasers at steady prices
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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erpool ready scbarge District
receipt their freight Al
goods permitted within five will
the risk and orpenss OF the owners thereof
J. p. WHITNEY co, CnJnp strest,
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Ns- WILLIAM P. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT may organized
II tnh5
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THARLES HEIDSIECK CHAMP GNE.-T
undersigned respectfully dealers
public geneay to the merits this superior Although has
lately Introduced under
mating public have already dcovee in old ssnaid and highly
approved Wne The pfopatos, Messr CHARLES IlED
Sleek Co., with honorable desey, wishing
the privileges of house have successfully
establish position the the aaior Charles
Eeiiseck, nder which will continue to be known.
the Wine
since its introduction exceeded that Of other brand
vogue, with q constantly increasing demand. -
wINGFlEID TRICE CO,
apes I'm CHAS. A. VAN ZANDT, Agents.
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ne JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh2s
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10 Ship OwEGo, Capt. Borland, from New
Yca iii dsehsgng ri, Morning wednessy Post
their goods the they will
of the thereof p WHITNEY co. 81 Camp ap97
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GS- P. M. Berlin, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk Of the late Probate and of the present Second Dis
net Court candidate or the CLEkkSilP OF the SAID SECoNp
DISTRICT COURT whstever Court the be changed
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Drugs, Medicines, E'eTfisnies.y, etc.
sB- woad respectfully call Of
Planters Physici, and Families his well stock,
comprising his line all vi
examination will be found resi- AND GENUINE DungNk
season, SODA WATER AND MEAD the quality O&S~
Will be found this sab hmen with all the popular Mineral War
such CONGRESS- BLUE LICK etc. Bar Rooms supplied 90
able with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GoULEY BTTTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
dAwys Druggist ApothecaIy, Camp and Poydras
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Ms- HENRY c. MILLER is q candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY of the Parish OF Orleans. mh9a
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re- Messrs. Editors Please announce me as
candidate for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
FRANCIS MOUNEY. mhS
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NJ Shin SHANGHAI. Cant. Gray. from

MH- The new, magnificent passenger steamer
H. NJ WRIGHT j. Clark leaves for vCKsBURG al
int landings THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
myq SMITH FIMIsTER, ~ Poydras street
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10 Ship LOUISIANA, Captain Barstow, fror

U The Consignee of $500 feet of Paving
Stone kenpebe from NwYork will please
10 the Undersigned Up. WHITNEY Camp 81, apq1
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ls- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY ST
y iS,.ae nR,a EaiT ia
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fs day Of May, part frst of HE POPULAR EDU AToR
This will be the comprehensive
from the Press II viii include
OF Knowledge proposes pofe
all the human kpowedg
man the II complete secular education.
follow Of
several Of the departments. The staphy
accompanied with g,Aed
artment hch admit off will
Tr MOI hing
bellish tbs several subject, vii. ie neglected
THE PofuLAh EDUCATOR embraces the iowiAg
an subjects
LANGUAGE This includes Language Grammar PhIoes g,
II. NATURAL HISTORY. Geography Bo,ouy Zoology Miner
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H. MATHEMATICS. Ari,hm tic, zebra Geometry, Messura
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". PHYSICAL SCIENCES. Mechanics stsies Dynamics Hy-
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v. INDUSTRIAL SCIENCES Fishing, Hunting, Agriculture,
Manufactures, Mining Mstalurgy, Coming Modes Of Commu
nleation Improvements
vi. FINE ARTS Drawing Painting Sculpture Architecture
Music Poetry, Ornamental Lands and Gardening,
mental
VII. ANTHRoPor oGY. Man, Anatomy, Physoogy.
VIII. HISTORY. History, Biography, Ethuo'ogy.
X. dental andM Sci Logic,
Statistics.
XII CIVILIZATION. Newspapers, Journals Lectures Learned,
Societies and Institutions.
XII hIsCELANEA Notices Of Books Answers Coespon
" The succeeding parts THE POPULAR EDUCATOR will mp
the hrs day OF every month.
EF Price, ~ u SO Postage, in
advance. ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY II Spruce street. N. "
Ami sold by Booksellers generally. J. C. MORGAN,
apps Wto esale Agent Consiguee, New Orleans.
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Me- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourtl
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate reelection.
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DRIDGEWATER PAINT DEPOT, No. 70
Camp strssThe Agents et the celebrated BRlDGEWATER
barrels and half barrels ground OIL kegs Of u.s. So and 100
esrh Also Black Manufactured from the BrigewateI all OF which
will be found superior mineral description
depot @. C. BoGERT CO.,
In ss. and TEXAS
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lFFICE OF THE LAFAYETTE AND POINT.

~ cHARTRAIS RAILROAD COMPANY u Jaek.on II, fcu',h
Dset oKLEsSs April %, iss3.A meeting Of The Stock
todss Of the Company viii be held the % the sA May
O'Clock take into consideration The popsty and policy Of
amending the chatter.
As Of the capital required 10 order
effect the the
particularly qued otherwise themselves be
By order af the Rosrd Of Directors
apps ID W. T. GILMORE, Secretary.
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o. woopAAh
TVNHE Subscribers are receiving by late arri-
Europe York, large additions their Stock
OF MEDICINES.
1000 ounces FRENCH QUlNlNE;
800 pounds POWDERED RHuBARB;
200 pounds POWDERED IpECAc,
BAISAM C0PAiVA, and EPSON SALTS;
SPIRITS HARrSH0RN, ENGLISH CAL0MELi and
CONGRESS WATER, ETC.,
JARVIS wooDMAN,
Corner onCommon and Magazine streets,
Dealors Drugs and Medieinos French Euglh, en
Chemicals w mdow Staff,
pemery soaps Brushes Tra.ses, fayeng Eles Pure
Duggsts' Glassware, yrup, Powders Patent
Medicines Herbs Snrgieal
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ls- THOMAS G. POOLE is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mhs I'd
N5- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
CASTELL
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhl4
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

ICE! ICE!-J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers ICE No. IL EAn Fields street. oppOats
tonchartrain Railroad
No. IA Tchoupiioua street. No.
street, Commerce No. 6s5 Tehoupitogs
Ice Houses between Ninth and Harmony Streets
'i.nI
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Union g. of T.-Mee every RIDAY EVEN
ING sorioek the Temple Hail. No. saa Teholptouas
r following the oeers for the present term: Taos R. REID,
wPi H. CAEsEs, w A.; M MoQuALTxR, R. s.; A. RosAswIe,
A R. S.; A. BURNS s.; VIZ. WHIfsKrr t.; BRIcxNyEn, c.
DospLK GRAHA s.. A. LAMBxRr, o. SICK
VISITING lsi NewLevee;
NICHOLAS JONI CoULTER, Of Common and MAra
trss,s iyls
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NO. For DISTRICT ATToRSEY.-B. 8. TIA
is a candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. N
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January hereby given th. the Books for the sub
ption Stock the Vksbug Railroad will
S opened in the cities e yetbug and Eewossn and in The
VILE Claiborne Bossisr Of SIX
and after the Is, day Of February 1858. ID. COLEMAN Ps
JoHs H. DIsKsRAvE, Seay field
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NewYork, will commence dhagng Monday 49,
District Corsgnees
the Isvse they win expense and Of
thereof. Up. WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Camp
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

MN The new and elegant swift running pas
sUsQuEHAsNA Ilurd na',s5 VII positively ssye
landings O'CLOCK
p NJ al which hour passengers will please Be board
uya MCDOWELL, JR. 4 BELL, IL Poydras street.
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hs- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate fo
CLERK Or THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
phla
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NS- For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
authorized to snnounce RISK candidate
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court whatever Court the
same be changed TO- fels
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NOTICE to PLANTERS etc.--The BRIDGE
1 WATER PAINT MIXES WITH LIMEmone wsntsth Lime
reduced
brick This
and found the II MIXED with oil
For sale dry, gou kegs b
g C. BOGERT 4 Cam street,
Louisiana
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COMPANY-NKw oRLs,ss Fourth District April a.
sdbbss the Stock Of this Company hereby notified ths
nasnt Of TEN PER CENT will
and payable the Once Of the II Jackson the
FiRsTDAY OF JUNE 1883. By order Of the Board.
T. GILMORE.
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NSs- Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM.
A. MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhli
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In addition the above the AMERICAN GIANT GIRL thu lar
sest female living only IS old, in around he
arm; H. sound the waist and weighing
veil popcroned has been engaged for time Her
commenced On Saturday morning. asth No charge.
nv This h no stem reality hu,.
mountain Of solid nesh. tangible vitality. : -
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Pelican Division No, g or -Mss.seysry WEDNESDAY
elected tor ending 80 1852: MorE W.
L. e. BAILEY, W. Al BJ Wtsr B. 81 fnosrLR GAnriKIIE,A
MAssIss, J.sfiKA, Isl; JoHs BRows, s...vIsT
ING COMMITTEE MoTB u Cont II. BAILEY &c Mag
nolis street. B. WE roydras street, W. wAIkIss corner Of
Apo!loan So tres; p Carondeet
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New Music Store.
Sign of Ihc Grecinn Trigonum, Mo- ADD


sim of the 5(Srecinn TrigOnum, No. 400
llnin Street.
,1--=7 j. FICKlESoN would respectfully an
IT. FlnounCc 10 the citizens of Wheeling aud vi
III H II 0cInity that he has Just oTenea neW ana
Guitars Vionceos Flagolets, Flutes, Flies, Accor1e
ons Banios and TamboTnes. Brass Instruments the
first and best make. 5
INSTRUCTION books for all kinds of Instruments; and for
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin asO the
newest Songs DueR; etc. and tho best Roman ami
Italian Violin aud Guitar Strings.
caronets Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for ViOinoello and Violin. %
y Klecer's Furniture Polish, for renovatng varnsheN
Euruc, Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture
Also for sale by the Agent Kleber Ptsbnrg Pianos
OF the first and best manu in the United States such
as Nunns and Cark's grand and square Pianos J. b. Dun
hams Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c:
Agent for the make Carhardt and Needhams Patent
Melodeons. j. p. 80 e. :. 81 .
n tie lowest prices. u:
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% Pemberton House.
vvntar street. TReIoV Monroe.

.y.-HE Ei,Jsi.75i = WHEELING, VA. ztt..
M M PEMRERTOS announces to his old friends anu
tile public generally That he has located In The eS CON
bsrs and thorousGy repaired and retltted IT, and rs
prepa ed entertain travellers in goGa styq &c
On iSe Steamboat Landing and near the Depot OF the BAL
nore and Ohio Railroad aording Iof c c
propTiet5r respectfully invites tile attention o ms olu
niehus 10 Hss MUSE ~ S'S' =. Ea5.'= ap20-tG
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CENTRE FOUNDRY,
e. i. BAGGS,

No. ~ Main 81, Ueltto ", " IT. ~. I.1asi
T FEP constantly on hand Hssort tnent o. tue atest
II and most Improved Stoves, embracing every variety
Parior, Shop and Cooking stoves S snr
thing introduced into the city They have sold lou
the within the last six months, pedging
take them back If they did not give saIslae1i""' ~
hey also keep constantly hand the latest atyle o.
ATcI Tates warranted equal any made IN tins cyi
also cast Iron Sins and variety OF all articles IN
Fotlniry line, which will he soil low lor CASH,
~. ~ 'ti'u'H' S''S''%'e dSwtE-Aug. 3.
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.s.Ft. Hftf 300wood band boxes.
Thankful for the liberal heretofore extendedto
US, we solicit continuance OF the same.
ser3 MoCJALLENs & KNOX
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GEORGE MENDEL,.
NoI54, IIuin street,
I,nnk al Thisl

LII those who desirous OF PreseEypg the me mory
tuaIly by calling without deayat L. Tar6es Daguer-
TeOlyne Rooms OF Main and iddle streets,
centre h,eiingi and procure each those eke Pic
which cpnno be obtained with the same degree Of
beauty and excellence, elsewhere In the city.
iets, Centre Wheeling.
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1858. 1858.
ADAM s. & CO.'S
TGG NOTTGF

Nh, Stttoee erting baltimore, Phladel'
- - phfG. Nete York, Boston and the East.
TTIHE public ate respectfully informed that we nave
Il made ar nsenents by Which we shall nun
Daily Express
From Baltimore 10 Wheeling via BALTIMORE anu ONO n,
Eastern Express 10 and all the Cities anu Towns o
the Eastern and Middle Sates We are now 70
by fis route all descriptions ofligh and vala.
he Goods Packages bank Rills. Specie JewelyS &c AZ
mail Sneei in charge of careful Messengers,
Eyptess ot baltimore and the East, willeay h6Ei
ING daily at 8 o'orock, A. NJ. Leave BALTlMChf
daily, atT. r. M4 IsiG Ia, "a !. a;.,.,
their GGHas pl1o's' } i"1''' y ADAMS & CO.
oFFICE.-Markot street, Mcclure House.
N'F+ n. PIGMAN, Agent.
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DECEMBER 90 1853.
WHEELING. .... !..a

VIII IS LIN CT. is.5
Uuired sIRIee olotIsina, s1ynreh sHsefis
Branch Of Uitea Stotss otouisg Store, Ralttaore.
8. WI.ESENF,ELDs d cos 81
-utt {tis Z ti wHotEskLE,ANp RETA1l issJ
ri CLOTHING; GAGPORIUM,i .i5is
81 No. 1873 lEain ST., Wheeling. 5.tg
(NoNSTANTIY ON lAAndJ an e1telglve assortment OF
ootaac which win Be- disp6tsd Of Oh reasonable terms
9 ar All orders promptly executed s. ~ = jee-1y
'ls- ". N. BERRYHILL.jat 5 Z
Cheap Furnishing Warerooms.
1ail 1b1tMAINs ST., WHEELING, VA
A. LII, kinds OF Furniture incldnng CHAIRS, SOFAS,
"A CLOCKS, LOOKING GLASSES. Dc. Of the latest
styles and best qualities kept constantly on hand at
(, W. srEFuENs cIIIs. BEArrY. ,. ". KNOX.
Wheeling Novelty Works.
STEPHENS, beatty q Co.,
MANUFACTURERS or ~ y
SCALES, LOCKS, -
EkTcHEs; COFFEE MILLS, ALL KINDS OF RAsTENINGs,
HIHoEs AND MALEABLE cAsTGNGs,
aAiA Wheeling, Va.
sa os
Wheeling Novelty Works, CentTe Wheeling.
mar25-emd STEPHENS, BEATTY Se' 20.
EVANS d BROTHER, @ as
MARBLE WORKERS,
North end of Greek Bridge, Main Street,
a9slfs8 .t5a GwHEBLINGi va, }so5. ~
-pMonnments. TOMB and Grave stones, in all their
varieties furnished to order. aP2l
73 tas Strobel g. Bloch, .s
rTVhoIeanIo DcaIcrsin Wines q Itiquors,
No. IN Main Street, IN The stt&ftng fag: STery k's
1apQi-1y wHE Ell 81 A.ri-sIllL ~
Wilde & Brother
BOOKSELLERS s. STATI0NERS,
AMI Ee.a a ssOo ssssgs b5oa "
val paper and winow blinds. Wholesale Dealers school
committees teachers, and others supplied At the lowest
rates at the bookstore corner an and Union streets
Wheeling, Va. sIo
---------- Calvin Rice, 80.
PAIN TER, . lGLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &C.,
asa.Trs lli,s No. 1872 Main Street, atr
apts-1y So. WHEELING.l --a--------l
j. w. Robb, a
Cha airlHInnufnctsircr, mud Dealer in Furni.
TAS always on hand, at his old established stand,
Every variety OF chairs warranted OF tho best material
t6 p and examine his stock Of Cabinet
ntTe which has been selected by him. expressly for this
wash and work stand, iatsnots bedsteads Of every
variety, cribs ottomans, lounges card ding anu
fast tables &c, all of which will be sold at the lowest
r. believes experience Of many years, in
the husiness will enable him to give entire
TO all who may honor him with E call. l- marle
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, Nod, Washington Hall, Monroe St,t
WHEELING, VA
NHE subscriber would cal the attention oI Ine
silver ware and fancy goods which he is now oleng
His stock composed fnrartof gold and silver watches
Every description OF gold iewslryi Il
Gold silver p3tGs anu sSsar mustard and salt
Spoons and butterknitesi s.osl ,,;,o.
Plated and German silver forks, Spoons butter KNIVES
Port inonnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors;
.VERY TiNE raEoTs, strops, shaving cream etcf = -
PerIumery, combs, brushes anu great variety oil o'E
goodsi 1t, a. .,.t,,,5, watches clocks,
and engraving handsomely
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fa! McCLAI1LENS& q KNOX, h5h
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL DEALERS N
BOOTS AND SHOES. MEMS IND

wv receiving from our Eastern Manufacturing
wv Establishments OF the largest aud hest manulac
Of Boots and Shoes for Fall and Winter
wear offered in thsor any other market They have
to order, according to our own drec
tons and intended expressly for retailing. To
regular customers, and all others who favor with
call we can oer unusually large variety OF Boots aud
thUse manufactured in this or other
paftUT tile United States: Our stock will be found to
sst, part, Of the following seasonable goods; .-s
H. ,a..ts5 = = NO 1s7 -.s l.
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DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.

UERREOT'XP + II U A4I1iGhH X
"a A. G. PAIkTRIDGsEn Z invites
1iSzL1D attention 70 his Daguerrean Rooms anil
&S9t5 ESaEi. Apparatus now the result OF years OF
Ss9EfkSS4 experience and close application TO tho
ElSlh5t IN4SsP art Confident that he now combines
- 80 in his establishment all OF the improve;
which fine and proper tests have proven valuable,
he can promise to prodnee Llkenesses II i
beauty and perfection which has SeSpeon tn'
Daguerrean process -, =, ,,,;.,, ,,;,
rooms are ted mn he invites the public TO Callnr eSan
iSe rfhemseycs His Cabinet Specimens always
open for Inspections .. IA J. ssJ.,..L :. IA,
groups; also post ortem kenesses taken at short
tA well selected stock plaies'
cases Iockets &C., always on hand and for sale; ~
Rooms, No. SO Monroe Ht.s near the POST omec
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Tax Notice.

OFFICE OF BOARD SUPERVISORS, hRNosHA Co.
kESosiIA Cry, August 70, 1853.
The following lots and parcels Of land lying and being the
returned this office unpaid
1850 sold April l Against each lot remaining
placed Of charges and interest
day Of redemption Unless redeemed
sh day Of April 1854 the will be conveyed
the purchaser r. ii. DEMING
Clerk Board Supervisors Of kenosha County
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FOR SALE.
A FARM
Reward y!

Bring home my ELAN SEED SCREEN
and you shall be rewarded.
J. J. PETIT.
Kenosha, Oct. 70, 1853.
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David d olittlc.
J. Farrell.
John FiuOn.
John Mortimer.
Lorenzo James.

The whole IF the above in Town Range - except lots in
first and third wards hiehard BSTEows Norman
Hart S z Poneroy. whllh are il town
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lcom. 50 rods W. from
: c cor, thence n. Al
rods, W - rods. : A.
rods, east y rods, to
place Of beginning !
iacres,
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THVIEuniersgued belonging 10 That extensive family Of
n "SmitaS," and ehrisened with handle which con-
POUNDS tho confusion, takes this method of letting the n-
pie know what may be expected h5 in particular. and
'hcre they may find him And FIRST every thing which a-
pertains TO ordinary
Painting on Houses, Vessels and Wagons, Set-
ting Glass, dc,
he holds hmsefrcady perform at short notice. and on
the mNstrcaSenahlc terms
u.s. His shop isatthe OldPan Stand, on Church ST,
in the rear otthc City Hotel.
JOHN SMITH.
.yoAH SAITH.