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or THE METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Ia now open Once from 10, m. TO- p.
perform from 3ocsck to O'Clock, M and
from to 10 O'Clock, p. m. daily.
The machinery from O'Clock to 10, p. m
Tctemas children under ~ accompanied BY their
parents guardians,) l9k cents
Mar 3-dti7Manf
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VALUABLE n private sale--The farm which
Knkwood resides having been sold auction, Is
l2 under well
high state Of cultivation, in fine
timothy meadow fine apple and peach orchard excellent, dwelling
house. buildings II beautiful locs
ion Washington, in Prince Georges county Mary
land Badensburg II be divided advan
age sold suit purchasers Apply Mr. Kirkwood
premises Green Scott at the OF 9Th and
Penns ylvania avenue, Washington
Mar 3-3faW3W
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G7-Jsckscn Democratic Assoctat,on--Th, member. OF
Democratic Hsun
NEXT o'clock for purpose Joining in
aueursl procession u Franklin Pisrcs
j. HOOVER,
MM1-l President.
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white rosetles, and white saddle covers trimmed with blue
and PINK and carry baton OF hickory two feet long OF
blue color. with gilt ends, two inches deep
lie assistant marshals will wear pink scaris, white ro-
seuss saddle covers white trimmed with blue aud pink
oalohs white, with red ends, same length as marshas
Inc marshals and assistant marshals will meet al City
Hall at O'Clock on the morning Of the 4th of March.
when they will be assigned their respective duties.
The marsha-in-chei and aids will be designated by
white scars, with blue and pink roseles white saddle
covers, trimmed with blue and pink rose,tes
The following gentemea will ACT as aids 10 the mar.
shal. in-chief
.. H. Hobbie, Capt. Lewis Carr,
?. Barry Hayes. Esau Pickrell.
l.. ~ Slamm. Dr. Henry Haw.
MAJOR ). l.. Lewis, j. A. Honnicutt.
Clark Mills, James S. Wilson,
VIM .. Kendall, Major Lally.
j. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal Chief
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THE Maruhals Assistant Marshals precure
d. Canpess and scss snd bsons ri
essvsoss s5s6a# MGR 4
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BANK WAsHISGTos, March 2, 1889
MOTICE-Ths bank will be closed the 4 instant clerk
In bank receive
due until IL O'Clock, noon.
MaI3-2t JAS. ADAMS, Cashier
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(oNroRMAHLY ussee this hank will be- Friday
the 9th nstsnthe day Of the inauguration Of The President o.
United states One Of the oace win, REMAIN In
hsnt receive payment for the notes due on that day
Man a-0M ..aMI
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{, IN ACRES OF unimProvcd Land for sale.-The sub
lou authorized 70 sell sale $50 of
celen Prince Maryland, miles
mile from the Badensbug depot adjoining
the farms OF Messrs Lunpel, Mathews, and Bowie.
thirty OF the mentioned tract in wood the
balance land
ID has il a good spring and handsome building site.
Terms. cash balance three four aud
deferred
satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
Apply Mr.. Bowie, adjoining the premises, or to
- GREEN q SCOTT,
Auction and Commission Merchants, corner Of
9Th and Penn
Mar 3-2aw4w
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Grand Ball and Musical SOiree at Carusps Saloo N.
THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY BAND have the
pleasure friends and visiters the
that, evening the Pesidenth Inauguration, (4h
March,) will ball and musical soree Every
make worthy OF
The admirers Of Terpscore viii have opportunity OF
hearts delight while the band during
evening will perform of the beautiful selections from the
best composers.
Tickets 81 TO be had at the door and the usual places
MANAGERS
John w. Maury. Major r. Keyworth.
Richard Walach. Major @. r. Wallach.
Walter Lenox. Captain Schwarzman
John P. Pepper. Captain Wilson.
Josep Peck. Captain p B. Key.
VIM. Ii. Winter. Captain Bacon.
Joseph f. Davis Captain Tate.
DR.. WIN. b. Butts. Captain Bradford.
James Y. Davis. Captain Bright.
Henry Z. Robinson. p. ii. Brooks
Charles w. Heydon. Daniel Radcliffe
Charles Ball. Joe 5hilhnston
Feb 1-4tSTu1hF
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Major S, l. Lewis J. A. Honncuu
Clark MILL, James s. Wilson.
VIM. g. Kendall. Major Lslly.
j. d. HOOVER,
Marshal-in-C Chief
The marshal OF the District OF Columbia has selected
the following named gentlemen as his aids the
sion OF the Inauguration they will be designated by blue
saddle cloths orange scarf with blue rosees aud baton
tipped with blue and gold
j L. Henshaw, Isaac Hall,
b. h. French, Dr. Berry,
George 8 Gideon, Andrew Coyle, IT,,
VIM. III. Winter, " Marion Burche,
b. +. Burche. Septimus Norris
Lawson p. Hoover, William ID. Bowie, it,,
e. w Boleer, IT,, VIM. Barker,
Charles II. Brown, p ii. Hooe,
Beverly Tucker. IL. H. Heath,
REsnsEsrAL HSADauARrIRs yoLusrErns, DC.
Washington, February 10, 1883
regiment volunteers having v part in the
the Inauguration Of the President of the United
March, will assemble the parade ground
City Hail. that day al 10 O'Clock,
The officers commanding will give the orders
for occasion.
commanding corps arriving distances and de
string join procession, requested report the
nanding officer and place above stated.
BY order Of Colonel William Hickey
JAMES B. TAFT, AdIu,ant
NATIONAL THEATRE.
MARSHALL sole Ls,ee
Acting and Stage Manager A. w. fENNo
Fourth appearance in Washington Of the celebrated
CHINESE TROUPE or MAGCIANs AND ACTORS,
Consisting of Is Performers, Mae and Female.
On THURSDAY EVENING, March J,
win DO presented tho iaughable farce Of
YOUR LIES IN DANGER.
Amer which, the Chinese Performers will their fourth
NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT.
Pas do Tambone by Miss Annie Walters
Prices admission Private boxes, s5 dress circle and
quee children under ~ half reserved
family
Tier, so cents colored gallery, 25 cents.
Doors 6x O'Clock; the curtain will BIO raised at IN The
box Office will be daily from 10 O'Clock, TO O'Clock
rM,r
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
New and Great Attraction
DnEWER,s Grand Moving Mirror World,
ID n Washington only few days longer.
lis
made among numbers delighted
exhibitions In this place.
evening halt O'Clock and Wed
nesday Saturday afternoons three o'clock
Tickets for sale Of the bookstores hotels
March 2-dn
ArOTICE.-The members Company
spectuy their enginehouse cit1ens'
Dress {Fday) O'Clock, for the
receiving Manhattan Engine Company No of New York
The of the District cordially invited parc
in the reception AZ above
Mar 3-t y. EChLorr, secretary.
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az GREEN - SCOTT, Auetionesrs.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS, AT
AUCTtONn Tuesday March, shall sell, front
Of the premises at O'Clock that valuable three story brick
being part No. square No. fronting Pennyylvanis
% nches fronting thereon
The described considered
business stands in Washington and will readily command the
of 81 400 will be sold subject lien Of d 90 which
will September, 1884, which be renewed
will the whole purchase
except said ien credit will be of
purchaser for the deferred paymon
bearing day Of deed given, and deed Of
800 GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Feb a3-d Aucioness
hy- above sale is postponed In consequences OF
rain, until Thursday, tho Sd instant, same hour
GREEN 4 SCOTT
Mar at Aucuoncc1
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Amer which, Chinese Performers will give their fourth
NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ArOTICE.The Of Franklin Fire Company
spectuy their enginehouse in citsens'
Dress (Fday) O'Clock, for the purpose
Engine Company No. of New York
The fremen cordially invited partc
pate the reception AZ above
Mar alt L. c. ECKLOFF, Sc cretary.
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By J. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT .AUCTION-on Thursday
afternoon, March al O'clock on The PREMISES shall sell ot
H. square fronting So 10 inches
between North aud streets, by o3 fee6 inches 20
feet alley
81, 81 fronting 81 feet first be-
depth Of ~ feet inches
IL, II, d. and half OF lot No. 29 In square l40
third the residue in equal payments and
twelve months, with interest," secured by deed OF trust
JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
Feb27-d Aucuonesr
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sales To-Day.


BY H. n. srHArrON, AuotioAssx.
tPss.sy!ea".a asse-e, u Rs~sA sr.ss)
DIGs, BuCKwaEAT CIGARS, FURNITURE ke.-ou Tau,.-
day morning March 3D. Ok O'Clock, my auction store
shall sell
100 drums and boxes OF hgs IN prime order
rs bags superior buekwheal -four
u, 900 cigars, assorted brands.
fufuituTe.
Mar Sit
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The respectfully informs his fellow
made the Of his FAMILY
Youro LApss by The adjournment Of Congress-
pupils The charge, comprehensive Of the
Of studies English French Latin, Nstur.
viii he the hundred per
year.
Irpr,sA Avrsur, City Hall, February ., 1882
r. w. cUsHMAN.
Feb Q-iflms
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THE ANNUAL Commence n,ent OF tho National Medi-
College be held hall Of the Smithsonian Intu
Saturday, the 5th OF March, at IA o'clock,m.
PRooKAnaK.
Music by select orchestra
Prayer
Conening the degrees,
Music.
Valcdictory by the dean.
Music.
BeDediction
friend. Of the institution and the public generally are in
GRAFTON TYLER, M. D., Dean, &c.
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by Nc NJ srHATIOs. AucttSnecs.
(PeanyuGaia avenue, Of NsntA strss)
DLANTs FRUIT TREES, BULBS, &c.oa Tuesday morning,
at O'Clock, occupied kanel
nos avenue, 9Th and 10Th
side and choice collection
plants lee and bulbs, comprising tho following varieties
Cameiia Jsponicas, masnoias rhododendrons
AEalias, peony trees,
OeandeTs. Piiasporuns, Cape Jasmns
Meirocderos, monthly roses, &C.
Pear, apple, apricot, plum, aud cherry trees
Also a choice collection OF grape vines
Hyaenths, tulips, narcissuscs, Jonquns
Crocusses, lilies, ranuncuiuses, anen,oncs
Tube roses, dahlas, peony roots, BIC.
The whole arranged warranted sound
Of healthy condition.
Particular attention packing forwarding Ia good
duon OF the United States
Terms cash.
Feb 2T--dts
Gy-In consequence ofthe inclemeney Of weather
place. lar
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On THURSDAY EVENING, March 3,
VIII DO presented tho laughable farce Of
YOUR LIES IN DANGER
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On "wednesday D. M. Mrs Wiss's, 18th
and the irving House rod with locke, pencil, Ac
will be suitably rewarded ny leaving n
Mrs wi.e's, 18Th street, resr the avenue
ar 3-hf'
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Prices Of admission Private boxes &5 dress circle and
so children under ~ half price reserved
is rs family circle, IS third
tier, so colored gallery, IS cents
O'Clock curtain will BIO raised IN The
open daily from 10 O'Clock, to O'Clock
p. ST
lar
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VALUABLE PAPERS LOST--A packet Of papers and doc
enclosed white envelope,
office OF the House OF
MONDAY ultmo by Den.
"Pho White Browns Hotel, Washington d.
c - hands Of the be
found whose II have fallen
posb delivered mistake from the ofice the Hotel
will confer leaving IT, directed
as above stated, Browns Hotel Washington.
L ar Sit.
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~ n. CLUsKy, Archttect and Civil Engtneer, haA
". his oce Duvss boidpr north side of
vsnis avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets,
rsh 8-dfrl
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MEXICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS, Annual of
Geography being Of the world edited
Mar 3 rRANCK TAYLOR.
THE sUBsCRIBER bcgs leave to Inform the public
in general Of the ceremony
closed that day The only will be
'p'' - - J. BoULANGER
street, near War Department
Mar 3-2t.
NEW and desirable Spring Goods.-we arepo opening
and
before buying elsewhere Our stock being
urely enumerste few, such as
Rich brocade, plain and striped silks
Black pout and nch iustre de Rhine silks
French moussclincs and chay bercgcs
Plain chsicys and mousselnes, IN all shades
smsll-igured French lawns and chinres
ALSO
Linen and .hecungs, pillow linens and cotons
Table diapers, napkins, doilhes and towsling
OF superior brands shifting coons and Irish linens
MsrseiIe. and AnendaIe counerpanes
And IN assorted lot Of blankets
which will very low having
all OF above will be sold cheap our motto IL quick sales
also, tina, all good. sold our establishment
""''' " " MAXWELL SEARS 4 CoLLEy,
Ponn,yvsnis avenue between 9th and 10Th streets
IrOsIERY. Gloves, and carbohydrates.
III KID and sk Cloves in white and all ooo
Plain open worked Lis,c thread and hosiery
Gentemcn hshose and misses and chldrens, IN great
Embroidered poe ket hsndherchief
Collars, chemiscts, sleeves
Dimity, cambria, and Swiss bands
Alot OF French psrssol. something new and desirable
selling cheap, motto - quick ses ana
Nors-A establishment are warranted to be
""pre'enea' MAXWELL SEARS q coLLEy
Pennsyivania avenue, between YIN and ioh '"ee"'
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The constituent parts OF the procession requested
to assemble in front OF the City Hall the morning OF
the 4th of March, at 10 o'clock precisely
The military will there be formed in accordance with
the orders of their commanding officer.
The several associations, authorities, and bodies emu
meraed above, and others intending join in the pro-
cession will there be received by assistant marshas and
assigned TO their appropriate positions They are re-
ques,ed to approach in double file, and will be prepared
follow the column of military in sections of eight.
The column will form at l0i O'Clock precisely, and
proceed Louisiana to market space, On Penn
sylvana avenue thence that TO Wizards Ho
tel where the President of the United States and Pres
iden elect will be received in line and escorted in col
umn to the Capitol where the ceremony OF the inaugu
ration will take place. and thereafter each constituent
part Of the procession will be left free its drec-
ton
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Fourth appearance in Washington OF the celebrated
CHINESE TROUPE or MAGICIAN5 AND ACTORS,
Consisting of is Performers, Male and Female.
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The Inauguration.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
THE JUDICIARY.
The CLERGY.
Aids-Marsha. in Chef-Aids
The Military. under the command OF Col Hickey.
President OF the United States with President elect, and
suite, with citizen marshaIs on his left and the Uni
ted States marshal for the District OF Columbia and
his deputies his right.
The Committee OF Arrangements Of the Senate OF the
United States.
Foreign Ministers.
The Corps DipiomatiQue,
Members elect, Members, and Members OF Congress.
and ex- Members OF the Cabinet.
Governor and ex-Governors Of States and Territories.
aud Members of the Legislatures OF the same
Officers of the Army Navy, Marine Corps. and Militia
Officers and Soldiers OF The Revolution. the War Of 1912
u.s. and all other Wars.
The Corporate Authorities of Washington and George
town.
The Jackson Democratic Association.
Other Political Associations of the District, and from
distance.
All organized Civic Societies
Professors and Students Of Colleges and Schools in the
District OF Columbia.
Citizens OF the District of Columbia and OF States and
Territories
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JESSE D. BRIGHT.
JAMES A. PEARCE,
HANNIBAL HAMLlN,
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS


Inc inaugural rrocoSslon, marcn a, 1908
The marsbal-in-chief has appointed the following
named gentlemen as marshals and assistant mar.has 10
aid him in carrying out the arrangements OF the day
MhRSUALS
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Taba Nntina.

DY section 12 the Ordinance Of the city Of " nse.
b Ing in relation to the appointment, and
OF Sanitary otees and Board Of Health Oh inc SA1y
of wheeling, It is enacted: .,,l.4 .i
mission from the council Board OF Health or any
members thereof TO bring or ea1se 70 be oL - hS ~
81 assist Ia bringing within a city, any one having Ie
small pox or Asiatie cholera OF any other disease M
froduetiOn or which shall be prohibited by any or1et o.
Inc Board or heh (notiee OF such order having nen
yen by thereof In newspaper ~
mis- cftyO unless such person shall all posstbe
and diligence prevent any with the S5
eSsed person except by and and Snsh
convex him or her prteticabes beyond tho nm
is of.the city. sery person the PioNl
sinns OF this section shall forfeit and to the eaty n9E
~ such offence.
BY order OF the OF the ste
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NEW FIRM,

MEssRS. cAYwooD, CONKLIN & CO.,
rE having purchased the entire stock ofStoyes, Tfn
Copper and Sheet Iron ware OF 7. 6; culbert; t;
- SON, would respectfully inform the citizens oil
wheeling and vicinity, that they wiIlcar on
The business OF manufacturing Tin Copper and sneeI
ron of which they have constantly hand good
assortnent for Wholesale, and Retail; very low for Sas
All wishing purchase; would do well to eau anu
nee s al No. 49, Union ST., at the old and well KNOWN
s1snd heretofore oceupied by T. g. Culbertson
Particular attention paid to repairing ,r,
5JyI,eejing Anp5 Of. aCAYwOOD. CONKLIN q 10
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
pntent PIoszene Gns,
ron BURNING IN THE a =, =. -. !.

- FOR BUR MING ] n THk 8 a y r..
This lamp for producing portable Light, u cotdEntIy
Recommended a. suP<rior any otaeT aot5 IN itss
IE LIGHT produced by the burning OF an aeLitorm
II Cas- which is emitted In beautiful JETS from
le Gas is generated as itsused by the heat oits own
acting on the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus Is perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aeri form Cas- -. .,.
Its construction is such, that all nossblnty ol
from It's use is entirely Temoved and the great o.
renders It less liable get out OIL
any other kind or Lamp requires no cleaning and tr1
ming as do the Oil and Canphene Lamps ana burns equally
we'll either without glass globe OF shae PeE
fectly free from smoke or Odor. .,.-,
The opinions Ofhe scientific may be rom iaeI
At be Annual aiT OF the Insttutc In 1915,
SIIVRR MRDAI was awarded the inventor and Di
MONS 10 the at the same was pTonoune
eJ The HEST ever exhibited to the Institute.
Z, X. DUNHAli q co.
a5 No "a Monroe ST, near the Post ONCE
y seIpf7 Wheeling Va
is hoIss. seaEs Old: : aSFFy
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VIM. COWDEN
NAr NArTTEPRE0TvPTST

RoosN &c. Monroe street, the NeO Hotel and the
- Court House.
kencsses takenin any required shade and eooIsa TO
represent living complexion by new style oil coons
warranted to fade Pictures OF all sizes, both sim
gle and groups put up in plain and fancy cases at tho
lowest prices Iikenesses children accurately taken
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Americans, PntronIzc XOur Own Mann
fmcIurcs.
Wheeline Silk Factory.

n w H56IIIIE3 044N 2 ON ~. , ,,
A MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior anu sun.
stSn articles or tho various fabrics now IN use az
CILITS SILK FACTORY; Main Street. Centre Wheel
ing The curious matters invited TO see
the OF manufacturing and those wishing to pur
chase Silks wholesale retail be sprlied on reason
able terms at CLIPS store adjoining the Factory or al A.
NJ ,ms' + s. Forbs' l. o. FaiTchild's, Marsh q Tay-
ior;s and O. w HeislSill's, Wheeling Va and at James
Ricb5T,Ison,s Furnishing Ware House, No. 119. Main
onr Fabrics are warrented pure Silk and have taken
the TIGHEST PREMIUMS and gold and silver meuals'
at the American Institute, New York; Franklin
PhiIndelpLa and Ohio State Fair. We are cons aniy
and our stock is large and seasonabIc'
comnrsing many s1tins vestiss dress
Silks ringes cravats, handkerchiels oi Wte; Uia0; ~.
besttwined silk, twcd and plain Also Shirts drawers
Plesse cS and this important branch
lean manufacture variety prompt
Sfercbantable Cocoons and Reeled silk bought
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WHOLESALE DEALER I'M

=- Another Arrival Of Colo x. = ~ ;,ost an.
VERY superior artiee.of Gold Fen ~ Snd for
IA proSeo4 stgts @ aHe C. p. BROWN:
sale low by IL Flf g{s No 4. washington Hall
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DAGUERREOTY GALLERY.
gs5., 51 a. C.. PAIRTRIDGSEen Z invites
1ES fSzEE attention to his Daguerrean Rooms, ami
A&hNa1eSsily Apparatus, now the result Of years oil
SI4ikSSfI experience and close application TO tho
GA22EHIS&&41F art Confident that he now combines
in his establishment all OF the improve
rcnts which time and proper have proven valuable
he promise to produce LikenesseS Gi al ti t
beauty and perfection which mas yet pee W O
Daguerrean process. .,,. g., ,,h;.h b;o
For the attractive and commouloua styIe ~ WI, ~
fitted he invites the pnnG ~ Cal! @
themselves. His Cabinet OF Specimens et0
open for inspection. ,., ;, r- Il,
nsn most morem lkenesses taken at shortnoce
A well stock mate plates'
cases. lockets &c, always hand and for sale
Rooms, No. SO Monroe st's near the Fost oIhce
nr1S
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TODD & DEV0E,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,

At THE WE'LL ,hNU WV SIId4ND6 .
Sign of the BLack Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
A RE now opening unusually large stock OF Eau ana
n Winter Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
great care at the best workshops
Philadelphia and New England, expressly for our hole
Retail trnde To regular customers and all
others may favor with call OFFER you goods
which guarantee equal in quality OF material and work
maship those manuacturedin in this or part othe
U1iltsa WsaeIins' S5sseS Sen q. 1852 foDD y pf'No
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spring and summer ClothIng

k3IGPdEiE1 EL1OIiI 1ALo4 OLIt&h1H N.
ENoUNCRs TO his old friends and customers and the
n6lic reneralv that having commenced business,
he Is nny Teeeying at his new Room in the StR51S
H0USE ate str e. splendid assortmsn! oi nd c
GASSIIERES; Silk Satin, and all kinds Of pES4ingS'
&c. recently selected by himself in the S he 1Sii
mn To or or at the shorest notice, In the 6est
1nsTsr and ldtssf style, His fTEcy fiI
Eercheis Gloves, ershirts, Drawers st9ekgs, anu
every article kept in Genlemens geilersl "
e.! MS nj me 6est fit the cs, call at Heal
oaafters. South room SPIGG HOUSE, Water Street.
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TO Co1nIry Merchants.

Wholesale Boots and Shoes:
MI their spring and assortment OF Boots shoes
ard Palm Hats. When completed they 10 NOT ~
that will be the largest AMI best ever oHeEeu A
this market. .raf., : ~. .,,oe;.l,v mn
s eytended TO call; assurance being iet that
upon examination, they win find tito Their edSeh'a' -
Thanku for the patronage heretofore extended 10 te
they enhs s5n'ii M'CLALLENs& & KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-09

zine Goods for Gentlsmen's Wear.
r,ownI,,S Tailoring and Fnrnish1InE I store
No. 1871 Baltimore ST, opposite the museHm.
90 n BALTIM0RE,
v1Nc. a, hand large and varied assortment or
spInS and summer goods, we respectfully inve NV & tne
Wheeling snS sRaa sa4eal Iiisld
r selsctions OF fancy goods ail TO meet me
our ctstomsrs tho articles may ee
onT TisE and cost. the eoHst y " @ 1ps =
.SJi S,iI he be TO give satisfaetonin every case
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