Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-05
BALTIMORE.


Bird & Wilson,
WhoIssnle aud Retail denIers In British,
French and American Dry Goods,
No. SO baltimore street,
- BALTIMORE,
w oULD invite the attention OF purchasers visiting
. our city to call and examine large stock of Ia
black natttons silks plaid silks French Bdregss French
de anos French nsSsmse 0Fsi s n barge
shawls, from $40 SIC, nautilus and c9pes. new syies.
kid gloves, PSasols, etc. French em6roaeries'
GEwTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
SasS'metes' Vestings, cravas, hnndkerchtefs,
housekeeping goods all kinds including large stock
hest assortment Offered by any house in the eitT and f
The lowest prices. maTos-i9wiy
JOHN W. BELL. BENZ. DARBY.
JOHN w. BELL & CO.,
FLOUR s; GENERAL.
COM1IZSSLON MERCHANTS.
HO'oard ST., opposite Centre.
iy1f.ty BALTIMORE.
II. J. CARSON & CO. d1,'f'N 0AAs'N'
Western Produce and General
Commission Merchants,
Al & AZ, Light Street,
Ana &c, Water Street, NewIYolk,
62M Liberal advances made en- consignments.
Drakeley & Fenton,
ESTABLISHED 1860
COMMISSIO N MERCHANTS.
For the sale of Hoo PRoDrcTS, FLouR, BuTFEn woor,
will also give attention topurchasi-g on commission.
3S7 Baltimore ST., corner Of Pdea.
mar25- 1yd@w
Whiteley Brothers & Stone.
Importers and Jobbcrs of
DRY GOODS,
No. 10 Hdn9uer ST., near Baltimore ST.,
mar2G-6m BALTIMORE.
WALTER CROOK, JR.,
Upholstery and Paper Hanging Warehouse,
No. 300 baltimore ST., near Charles ST.,
TTAS i'll store, curtain material and trimming, such
Ill IIrocateI satin dainask, satin do LANES, Worstcd
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Plain and figured plush, hair cloths, velvets. gimps,
webbing piano and table transparent shades ETC.
PAPER HANGING,
Fine and low pr suitable parors, halls drawing
rooms chambers etc. together with decorations, views,
border etc. all ofwhch will be sold on pleasing terms
MARTIN & AoBSoN,
Flour and General Commission Merchants,
CORNER ErTAw AND BALTIMORE srs,
nar2s-ty BALTIMORE.
Curtis & Bradley,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Wholesale dealers in Fish.
TAI B0Uley'S Wharf,
BALTIMORE, MD.
5@Advances made on Consgnmcnts OF PROVISIONS ana
merchandise generally MHr20-ly
Hopkins s. FnirchiId,
Merchant Tai1ors,
220 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE,
INVITE the attention the citizens OF Wheeling tOther
extensive assortment oTclohs, cassimeres and vest
ings selected with great care from the latest impora-
tons.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
On the second floor OF their they keep large
sortmen elegantly finished clothing, made by the best
hand and cut in the most fashionable style mario 1yd
c. LEREw. u. SANDER. A. MEYER.
LEREW, SANDER & Co.,
SUCCESS EsoF
CHARLES FISCHER 81 co.,
No 33S Market Street. 6e,ree Hoiedrd and EutGlo SIS.
BALTIMORE
IMPORTERS OF
German, French and English Goods,
SUCH AS
Hosiery, Drawers, Buttons,
Gloves, Shawls1 Tapes,
Laces, FrinGes, Bindings,
Threads, Sewing SILK, Spool Cotton,
Turkey Red Yarn, etc, etc
Scythes, States, Niolins, AcCordeons,
Jews.iIarps, Perc. Caps, Guitars, Harmonicas,
Marbles. Lookg glasses, Flutes, etc. etc.
mar2s-1yd9tw
Hare, Pfcrson, Holiday a. Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. Hanorer street, near Market,
BALTIMORE.
RICHARD HARE, DANIEL HOLIDAY,
WILLIAM PIERsoS, JAMES ROBINSON.
nC5sRaEnr TN he of Wheeling, maT2S.ty