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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN A SCOTT. Auctioneers

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on ELEVENTH
STREET, NEAR MARYLAND AVENUE, AT
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, we
snail SELL IN front Of the premises, at 81 O'Clock D.
M, handsome building Lot. situated and fronting
twenty nve feet on llth street west, between Mary
land avenue and South L street, running back 90
Ieet lVs inches, continuing near 200 feet IL has
on II an old flame huose.
Terms One third cash balance in six and twelve
months The purchaser TO give for the deferred
payments bearing interest from day Of sale. 4 deed
gwen and deed of uusi taken. Til" indisps table
GREEN Il SCOTT,
aug l7-a Aucuoncers.
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Ihrotcing Stones-A man named Burgess
was fined five dollars and costs yesterday by
Justice Clark for throwing stones in the win
dow of book bindery where large number
OF young ladies were at work. Burgess said
that some one threw water upon him as he was
passing the window, and this was the provo
cation This is very costly satisfaction.
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Small Note LG~.-There are many of our
citizens who have forgotten that the issuing
or passing Of a note Of a less denomination
than FIVE dollars is a violation of law We
are reminded of this fact by Justice Clark,
who recently held a person to bail to appear
at the Criminal court for passing a one dol
lar note. The Justice stated that he regret
ted the person was not one of those vino issue
the notes, and informed US that the penalty
was fifty dollars for each offence.
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Look out, Boys.-By a law of the corpora
ton, persons are prohibited from bathing in
the canal, or any other public place near the
city, between the rising and setting of the
sun. Each violation is punishable by fine or
imprisonment in the work house Yesterday
the parents Of several little boys, (who plead
ignorance of the law were caught by tn e
officers, and made to pay two dollars and
costs for each Of their sons
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The Sufferers Bs"eEt IN Washimgtou.-
We learn that Mr.. W NJ. Foster, the drama
list, is making arrangements for grand dra-
matte and musical entertainment, to be given
at Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday evening
next, the proceeds to be applied to the benefit
Of the New Orleans sufferers. Success to the
benevolen. movement.
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20 s.'. e.. o. '.'' '...'' "''-S .. '..' W.
81 -. % ''-" ". VII. ''',
s..' '-' .' -.' .' .' '-'' ''
... ''. .- 10"
'' .'- '"'r'" Oh. poo. mousse 81 -''i '.t"..
$50. ''. 'L... .'- .. .-a'... ana %" '...' ..'.
"1, ioE 'a. ven. l-5t la-u.t' '-'sg I7.-" ".-H
l'-'.4." .h--' T'..'>".' 1"'' Ntl -N'. POD. peg
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'a to- 'a' '''.'''' mex " t'' w. " .t .'-
'r,'' Hi'g's "r iI.l.>.'.h= .i-A.|'. 10. .N'a-
cal q" i' M pia2rT, OF MOS" respective ''"h'
t'i 10. year !''l l.--tl' $751;. 'r reserved 'n
rr.'r'ah' 'rnu p-np''A. % d.. '.rm'i '.- la1 "-
ir,.-'" cd i'r .-"j. Hi.HS .-s.i''N so.
Nry~m'- I - >fi''N.l-E 'a, p,p.
P~uari -t >..'pl'..-p .l--e'l'.
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I... g.-.-..I ,'.... .-....I.
- 49, u-t,,.,'., - gr.'... t,. no.
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Shawl Store

And every shawl VIII be sold Of bargain ... -
man,il'as, every style worn, besides ml.N
TINT cant be found elsewhere il D. m
possible in the narrow limits @! m "i.
y.rtisemen., to give ANY idea OF our sto'A e"d
The numerous bargains we are now o'iar.ar. ~H'-
t,ei to say, that we have every new anu '"-'.'. .r
style of goods in The market, from 'h" common. :
nr,icleoi domestic manufacture, TON. hH--' l''-
ducts of The looms, lnia, Eagand, France, n-r-
many. and Switzerland, audwa Wi y1'531'. re-
everypiece. style AMI description Of goods 10 BE-
lower than they can be boughteisewAere, AMI va,
sheerlullyreturn the money ~ any instance wlrIe
any article bought OF Us can be had tor less pIcr
anywhere else, or where any aruc.e has been n
anyway misrepresenIed by any OF our sa.ts.'gh.
We shall be IN receipt OF every new aud Lr-lra
be style of goods, immedia'eiy ON Their app "a
rance in the eastern market, hIyn- rtsldenib ny-
ers always on the look out for noye.lesia styles
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STATE OFILLiNOIS. La SaHs Conuty 49,:
In Sale circuit court 10 N0reHier tenn. 4
d. 1853 Joseph w Kenneth rs Wright ]
Esmond, David 4. CIuGaion; inchanccry-b..l
10 ioreclose a mortgage.
l ! appearing from an affidavit on file in the
clerk office Of the circuit courtot sail county
mat Wright Esmoud, one OF the above named
dr'rndtuls, Is not resldrutut the : alr Of llli-
no's, aud tho complainant having filed his Till at
complaint arrcn, and summon. having issued
thereon according to law
Notice Is therefore hereby given, 20 the saii
Wright J. Esnond that unless you he and appear
before the circuit court Of laid cuurty, on the fret
day Of the next term thereof, tohr holden ~ the
court house in Ottawa; on the l4,h day Of Nov
next, aud plead, answer, demur; or exccpto said
comp 1inants bill, the same will BE- takeuos con
lessed by you, and the matter, and things therein
prayed for. decreed accordingly.
L. LrNDLEY Clerk
Glover Il Cook, for com. september TO-
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Erery body wants il! Erery boly r,ods Il
II II ~ Ii 4.
Dry Goods Cheaper than ever

nj TU- LUhV Nh VTTVUUU, TIT,
The proprietor Of the Cheap Store, No ir,,
Lake ST., having removed to No. i02, one doo,
nest, now offers to the public the cheapest and
bestseected Stock of Dry and Fancy 10 oda, over
offered in Chicago, to which lac would invite the
attention OF country Merchants, Pcdlals ard The
public in general before purchasing elsewhere in
hiss,ock will be found every article it the Dry &
Fancy Goods Departments such as Shirtinrs,
Sheetlngs, Linens, Prints, De LANES, Barares
Lawns, Silks Shawls Cloths Cassmercs ,vcstinrs
Gloves, Hosiery, &c, also large assortment OF
Jswelry, Fancy Boxes Accordeons and all kinds
oil Notions constantly on hand
n. 3. Don't forget No. l02, Late No 100.
Wholesale Roomsup NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Junc4. J B. SHAY.
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giue cold Jc>ycIry.


DONNETS SUMMER ahawS, hnrrrc drlairs
- .nwns. and summer lrrss goods grHrraIly,
viii be sold ntcost, 10 make room for a winter
scck iJuli 90 l. d, Smlrn.
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Notice /!

4 Ll,pcrspns indebted to the late firm of Phelps
~ Il Srhuirr, either by note or book account,
must pDstiroIy settle the same on or before the
first Of January next, IA further Indulgence will
notbr gwen. september ~ q T. puELrS
t01n RE\NSooI.ropppcr
AHS' luoO rcDm. D"ttrr " off,. mos lr.i-
rnh'r g'vlr4 for county olh and business men,
Ice GOO rrvcloytsm every s.NIc,
20, Diapers iuk-nnd- the hest article and the
most .alcahc inkslnuc now m the market,
400 jo2rn houlcs otIrk ur sale tyrrv low rates,
=, whn'rsa.e orrr,uil az buEiuy's B"uks'orr.
July - 1872 lakrs'fct, Chicago.
rir" cold JcAv"iry.
1 BEAUTIFUL, assortment Of rina, rings,
n bracelets, lockers. eur drpps &c, 4 20,
chrupat tNlay 81 J. ". NtlIs'.
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q BUILDING on La Sulest., with 6 rooms.
OcubrrS J. G.. NAIrISGER.
STATE OFTLLINOkS, La Safe County, S.:
9, ID. 49,. -. L-..,. a :

STATE on TLLlNOkS, la Safe County, s.:
In SGiIe circHit cOnrt, 10 NOrCmjer term. i
d. 1853 Alou2o Elvord- = ln.. A.
Snfh. I.. Nm.Hr"- ' Pose. u. Cyrus
CrrvrnH -1DuIou g., u. rur. u.a.
IT 'pp-uiul from 700 lh'aw. 90 hir % tn"
! "'ct' nj OF th" cIlcurt cuut'ui .rii cp.Hiy,
'hai thc tNDyr l1mrd drlrrIrntsarr NOT r~..l"prs
ol III state of Illinois, and the petitioner having
tlcdhsp.tIIlun herein, rnI summon having is-u-
rd th'r"pl according to law,
Notice - therefore hereby given. 10 tho said
l1""s u ~mIh, Ir, Americas Y. Polter, and
yru ~ lenyr'uu Ihat uu.rs, you be- aud appear
br'orr 'h circuit court Of said county, on the fret
day OF the next term thereof tn be- holden nj the
court house IN Ottawa on the lirh day OF Novrm.
her next and plead, answer, demur orcXcept To
said petitioners petition, the came With taken az
confessed by vou. aud the matters and hngs there.
IN prayed for, drcfeed accordingly
I. LISDLrY, Cicrk.
Glover & Cock, pet sol september 10
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STATE OFILLfyOyS. IL Sale Co,uia s

Sadie. ear Iud
4 NICE assortment 81 gIItcr, boots md
~. shoes, At "a New H~s. BRAsi-i.
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r.iut~ und S.iI,gi,a,nS.

I \ endIess vlTIaIy ol pT0I- aHI EU1hlme NJ
n. the SOB New ESG RaANcu.
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CHuHNS- l.HuDhla-

4 dwr'mrlou..1n .rf s.ur'rl IN p'n1s1
p0r' oiil'.v. Iuquno,im.,@- e. ~ro.g
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Liquors!
t'OB medicinal use, Dark and pn," br10lv,
L port, VI ,drra, Malaga, Nn-cnI and T,urriic
wine, Jamaica -. Croix, Bay aud y l. rum,
rye wh,kry Seine dam schnapps, Loudonprrtrr,
Scotch ale, atthe New Dug & Book Store
July l6 l.. Y GRIgGs.
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lnot nremature for the consummate eompleteness

not premature for the consummate completeness
of his renown.
Knowing how deeply his lost must be deplored
by your Honors, it is deemed fittingio me tonove
that this Court in unison with what las been done
by the two Houses Of Congress, 10 now adjourn
in manifestation OF its RESPECT for the memory Of
the deceased Vice Presideit Of the United States;
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy repliedns follows: &
The Court is sensible that evety rnark of respect
is due to the memory Of the late Woe President,
WILLIAM r.. KING.
His life was passe,l'in the public service, aud
marked throughout by us p.E',y, integrity and
Itisitrue that no par Of il connected hilnPat-
ticularly with the juictal branch oil thus Govern
ment. But the people vi tie UNI ed States llnd
elevated him to TIL highest office bdrone III then
gift; and the loss Of stat.snni like HIM, 50 hon.
ored aud SO worthy OF The lunu bestowed, rs fen
TO be public callnty by this dep tnel!t, as well
as by that whiclrhe more Immediately belonged.
And, as token of their high respect for lim white
living, aud tLeit sincere sorrow Tor his death, tile
Court will adjourn to-day without trunsacting lis
ordinary business.
Whereupon the Court adjourned until Monday
morning at II O'Clock.
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Classical and Mathematical
Institute.

A SELECT SCHOOL, under The above name, will
A Commence in Centre Wheeling. on wednesday, Jan.
uary T. 1s54. Its first teacher viii be ~ iIei
graduate Of tTIie University OF Vermont IL VIII oe
open for admission Of pupils OF all ages for Tue pres
emit ami any studies may be sued which may pc uee
cd necessayto qualify boys IN due time 10 ACT Their Pal
es men, r., +o.chtn, anil
thorough trainmsme5 be expected or every schO
lar entrusted to his care an :, els
knnlrdge ofleter, viii have its aprropratc place and
sha re Of attention discipline WI be STREE ana Is
.hored indioious and the Principal has no hesalloM
in ihatte order OF the sGhool.Toom WI oe suSn
ss ~ ner liza greatest dvaages for quiet anu pleas
mt mental labor Scholars will have all necessary as
sis,ancs Int II will behe aim OF the teacher TO excite
fbsi own minds TO aetoto help them TO obtain results
for tbcnseives rather than TO cram their memories WIN
f3c,s md th,ir ears with wordsand sounds.
PTents DESTROYS having their lay ana
well the OF their age arc respectfully inV
ted to give the school tflal4t = /, ~ ,-.,..;
e farms OF Tuition will be The same as at oihes SINH
IA, instituti ons the city, aud Will be nue
for absence Scholars will DO coaslueled as
entered for whole term and tits absolutely
their progress that they should both enter al Tue
Ming and attend regularly through the whole course JOE
which they Scholars who do not desl n 10 90 tue
latter are not desired -. -. ~. .,,, .,.,;s
The Principal Certificates o. ms own Shoo
cations in the hands the Rev Jas, hcCabe 10 Mno
y permissiun TefeTcnce is made for all s
about the school.
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nrsLcK AND AFFLlcrEp.rn

THE most sale and certain remedy known to the
world for the cure obstinate coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whoOping.
cough Group. tickling rising in tile throat, nervous de-
bity pains in the side breast, broken constitution
from the abuse caomel aid other causes, is DOCTOR
SwAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; ard consumption, it has reached sate and
sumed character hitherto considered incurabe, yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry
pal alton. Remember-thc great Original Wild Cherry
PREPARATION and the only compound prepared by regular
physician. is manufactured under tue Immediate OF
DR. SIEIHNE, at his Laboratory, No, North Seventh
st. above Market Philadelphia.
For sale 6y-DR. JAMES aAKER; KELLS e. CALD-
WILL; and PATTERSON IL Co Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALL & Co., Cincinna:ii
and BY dealers generally. sePi9
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rPoISoNING.rn

Thousands of Parents who use Vcmtruse composed OF
Castor Oil, Calomc, not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying tao
foundations for series Diseases such salvation,
loss OF sight, weakness oflim5s, etc.
In another column will he found the advertisement
TIobcnsacks Medicines which ask the attention Of
all directly Interested IN their well their chill
rcns health In Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sing from those bilious type, should make of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Live Pills. Il Il.
G''Be deceirea, but ask for IIobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and that has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. n. HoBENsAcK, none
else a re genuine .a.. lHt-- sIa a.Hl.f e
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Appointments by the President.
By and Nth the adDiee and consent of the Senate.

JomN Y. Mason, of Virginia, to be Envoy Ex-
traordiuary and Minister Plenipotent:ary at The
French. =
TuoMAs H. SEYMOUR, of Connecticut, to be En-.
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoientiary at
the Court of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor OF
all the RuSSias. ae Fe
RoBERr NJ. McLANE, OF Maryland, TO he Com
missioner 10 the Empire of China.
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IHAvE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building,
No. 117, Nluin street,
west side between Monroe Uniou Streets where
will be prepared with eary and extensive Spring
stock direct from importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my old friends
to call aud examine.
reb4 wM I. SELBY.
U5J. G. Mstcaif Will be Found the above establish
nlent where lie await his old rrcnLs. 10. ..
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WheelinE aridge suit.

10 We learn by private dispatch, receivedin tn
city Yesterday, that the motion to enforce the de-
cree heretofore rendered in the cause has been as
missed, thus affirming the concusiveneSs OF the act
of Congress legaIiling the Bridge.
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DIR MORSE'S INVIG GRATING CORDIAL,
Tie only sure and safe remedy yet discovered, Gen
Debility, Physical Prostitution, lrritabty and ali
the various fections will also remove
Depression Excitement, Dislike of Society, ncapucsty
for Study Business, Memory, Mental Debility,
etc.-sec advel tiscment. scpIC
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PIANOS AND NIoLINs.

llt4 ssag PIANOS AND NlOBLNS. s1'tt-
T UST opened-onc fine italian French VIC
Joins ofrvery superior quality with some worry nc VI
otncellos Guitars, and the very best OF Italian French
and Enslish Violin Strings, Tuning Forks and Hammers
Music Paper, Precepors all kinds, with general stock
OF Musical Merchandise. Receiving an invoice OF fiaI
from the celebrated mandatory Of Cliekerlng o!
Boston of which will arrive to day Tomorrow ana
octaves and will be sold at Boston prices Inc ramos
are now well and appreciated that they eeu no
recommendation. We respectfully invite the musical
community TO give US call and judge Tor
So%e4 ~ '-e'S A'tt JAS. MELLoR
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RRAL RsTATE SAFES.
Real Estate for Sale

II OFFER tor sale my property located on the We,
OF Nam street, between Franklin and North sSte, &c
iunnng Main Water street; Niney.nine Tss,
Main and hundred and nnetyeight on WSis on
II The whole is not sold together within three mOn,S.
&c aIrns a @ snit a. ,s Ct in such
will be made known. - fs,a 4e
also offer my Farm, located in Putney township M,
mont county, Ohio fronting liver opposite BoSsS, vi
and, and adjoining lands OF William Bernard: AL
This farm contains between 81 and GO acres-witb
grated bear ing Fault Orchard, Dwelling H0nSss
Of which was built last summer; aso barn in goNd
ditioi This Farm contains about 80 acres OF col G
onyg75 rods from tie river.
The Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati rare,
arc loea: cd through this Fam
Persons DESTROYS OF chasing either OF these piee
ground, are requested TO call on The subscriber at Ills G
denCe III Fulton near the city.
deC5daw3m LOUIS BAYIIA
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enr.r FOOr RAcr.-A tdalof speed, for $1,000.
is atlYrTtisetl to come OF ut Florence, Ala on the
18Th, between man named Wash Morgan, Of
East Tennessee, and MI, Gran, Of Florence.
Distance, 20 yards!
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

NTELSONIS Premium Chinese Llstrol Washing Fluid,
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered, for saving
luhor end expense III washing Clothing and House Clean
ing. Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid will te
whittier aud softer Ian than if bleoched on the grass
WARRANT not to tnjure the fabric Every lady nay
satisfy herself point by soakGga piet OF Cotton
or Linen i'll Fluid lul Strength, for 81 hours which
will clearly show that it must be nelly harmless, wien
diiutcl with gallons water to hall pin1 OF huid
Tie Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times TIE
single atXpence which will buy enough for large family
washing, which eau he done in . or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the SUBSCRIBER who has lae
~ pun chased the right for Ohio counyt, Va.
p " Et- JAS. AELLOR,
: IL !. nnIir..
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!

THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!
NAN TH4rwltL Acru RUIN Hrtsttr TO SILL curAP
TO rnE COMMUNITY LARGE! = w
ISAAC Prayer has jus returned from tile East with
the best stock OF Dry and Fancy G Goods, HHosie.
ry &C., ever exhibited in this city which is Offering
at the new and beautiful building No, Is, NEnin III
Cbetwecn Monroe Union sticcts0 such astonishing
low prices as to Hlo ma, call oil him Cad
ladies and gentlemen will nI it to their advantage IL
they do soy to u ter tho abnve ex llnation.
His stock being large elumcrate, he will only di-
rect particular attention cOice assortment OF the Ia
:est style OF PIaid-, French HEcrinos, and Wool
DeInInes of every cnIol. RInMkeIs, Rtlabroider-
les, and an assortment OF Linens, such
seen before.
To the trade he offers particular advantages through
his connection with tho importing houses OF the coun
try he able sell cheap any Jobhernthc Eastern
Market: lnovl] ISAAC PR-Ackh' lilo Main ST
JAS. II. McMEcHEN is candidate for the SHERIF
ATTY at the election be held in tile spimg OF 1851
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AEornEn MAIL BuaxED.-AbOut6 o. clock Tues.
day morning. going to Chicago on the Michigan
Railroad, few miles from Ainsworth station, was
discovered to. be on FIRE. The train was mmedi.
nte!y stopped, and every available means used to
extinguish the flames. The greatest exetions.
however, succeeded in rescuing but a small por-
ton of the contents of the car SO thoroughly on
FIRE had it become before the alarm was gwen
The mail was contained in FIVE or six canvass and
leather bags. the latter suffering most severely
The car contained some 80 ors4O trunks. most oil
which were consumed. or SO badly damaged as to
be nearly valueless.
The origin of the FIRE is mystery, although
there is every reason to believe it was caused by
some combustibIes Improperly contained in The pas
sengers baggage. - t'
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Persinn Ianir Dye

THIS Dyes warranted, fused according to directions
to change hair any other color, to beautiful
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- = = = I1ffILALJELPHIA =
Curtain Warehouse, gs,
III Chestnut ST. Philadelphia opposite he STATE House.
HENRE w. SAFRORD,
IMPORTER AID DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
sl rERAEs, AND FuRNtruRE CcyERISds,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE And RETAIL. 10
The stock comprising, III part. the following: 49,.
Embroidered Lace CuFtainsi Gilt Cor nices;
Do Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery L.aces f. Muslins; do Bands,
French BrOcateIs ali widths Canopy Arches Rings;
and colOrs; lCorIs, Tassels, GmpsJ
Satin de Laines; Fringes, curtain Drops,
Damasks; ... &c.
Alarte stock Of FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors and
PAIN4SD TTNDoV SHADES, AID HOLLANDS OF all
colors for shading.
n L. Persons Ordering Curtains, will give the measure
orthe heighth and width o. he entire frame OF window.
martT-ird6w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-14
Thomas Hughes
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ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
THIS Essence is preparation OF unusual excellence
i Inordinary diarrGa, tnetplen: cholera, in Short ia
inestimable value. During te prevalence OF epdenE
cholera and complaints OF Chi dren, is peculiar
ly ecaciousi amiy, individual or traveller should Be
without 1t. 5aSrs $780,
cAUTI0N-Bc sure TO get the genuine Essence, which
is nj epal ed only by F. BROWN, Ills Drug aud ChsH.
cal Store NJ E. corner of Fifth and Chestnut strtets, Phs.
dhi and sale by all tie respectable Arethecassh
and in Wheeling by-JAaGRS BAKER.
= - KILLS SeEGALDwELL,
sen19:dav3m WIN. X. MCKEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-14

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-14
Basket Balloon.

l., MOONEY & BRO THEIR,
Manufacturer ond Dealers in VilOloGld IpoodeH
OF every description wholesale and retail, 1877 Old
Market Square, corner Market ALtey,
r..ss,. .5s and leest side.
THE subscribers take III informing the public
that they have now hand the largest and best
sortment OF tho above ware before offered for sale
west or tho InountatI To be fully convinced OF the
community at large would do we'll to call and Judge fof
themselves. t-st-, o.
n n1-A ilofders PROMPTLY executed. 2 80
Baskets repaired, etc. dec8