Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-13
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
Bird & Wilson,
"no RSSnS, and Retail dealers I'm British,
una American Dry Goods,
NO. 69 baltimore street,
BALTIMORE
MOULD invite the attention oT n,rcIosors ,oi,t,o
dies, dress GooJs and examine our large stock la.
black matona silks plaid silks French BaTeges French
de IanOs, French Ginghams Dan SIN SIN ISSUES; paege
shaws, from $40 to SO, Elartas and canes ns,
cashmere shaws OF every variety French enbT"1sy'
kid gloves, ParnsOs, etc. A0" o4Ol O"elleS'
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING Goons
Coins meres, Vestinss cravats, handkerchiefs
Housekeeping goods Of all kinds, including large
OF staple and domestic goods. Our stock Comprises tho
to I"Io, ; oheleu oS any MUSE III me city and
me lowest prices msIes-dGwIy
JOHN BELL. BENJ. darcy.
JOHN w. BELL & CO,
FLOUR a. GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HOtCard ST., opposite Centre.
iylf-1y BALTIMORE
THos j. cARsoN.l [JosErn CARSON
IT,. j. CARSON & CO.,
Western Produce and General
Commission Merchants,
al & AZ, Light Street,
And SO, Water Street, New-Yolk.
% Liberal advances made en- consignments.
Drakeley & Fenton,
CEsTABLIsHED 1860
COMMISSIO N MERCHANTS
WINDOW GLASS and COUNTRY PRuDucE, generally ThSv
will also give attention topurChasi~ commission.
387 Baltimore St, corner of Pdca.
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Whiteley Brothers & Stone.
Importers and ! Obbers of
DRY GOODS,
No; 10 Hanover ST., near baltimore ST.,
mar26-6m BALTIMORE.
WALTER CROOK, JR.,
Upholstery md Paper Hanging Warehouse,
No. 900 BaltimOre ST., near Charles ST.,
ii AS in store, curtain material and trimming, such
IL BrOcatell, satin damask, satin dc uines WOrstcd
damask. COrIice, etc.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Plain and figured plush, hair cloths, velvets. gmps,
PAPER HANGING,
Fine and low priced, suitable for parOrs, halls, drawing
rooms chambers etc. together with decorations views,
border etc, all OF which Will be sold OIL pleasing terms
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MARTIN & AOBSON,
Flour and General Commission Merchants,
CORNER EUTAw baltimore SITS,
Ular2s-1y BALTIMORE.
Curtis Il Bradley,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Wholesale dcn Iers in Fish
744 BOlOLcys Wharf,
BALTIMORE, MD.
C57Ad vances made on Comsignmcns of Provisions ana
merchandise generally TnNr25-ly
Hopkins g. FairchiId,
Merchant Tailors,
900 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE,
INVITE the attention citizens of Wheeling their
extensive assortment of cloths, CassmercS and vest
ngs selected with great care, from the latest mpOrta-
tons.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
On the second floor of their store they keep large
sorment of elegantly finished clothing made by the best
hand and cut in the most as honabe style. marie yd
Hare, I'icrSOn, If OIlidny a. Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. Hanorer street, near Market,
BALTIMORE
RICHARD HARE, DANIEL HOLIDAY,
WILLIAM PlERsOE, JAMES ROBINSON.
05 Refer TO the Merchants OF Wheeling. mar2s.!y
c. q SANDER. a. MEYER.
LEREw, SANDER & Co.,
sUCcEssORs
CHARLES FISCHER 4 CO.,
No. S3S Market Street. 6etreen Lorard and Euzro SIS.
BALTIMORE
TNGPOSTESS OF
German, French and English Goods,
SUCH AS
Hosiery, Drawers, Buttons,
Gloves, Shawls, Tapes,
IIaCes, FringeS, Bindings,
Threads, Sewing silk, Spool Cotton,
Under Shirts, SuspendeTs, Ribbons,
Turkey Red YAM etc, etc.
Scythes, States, Violms, ACcOrdeons,
Jews Harps, Pcrc Caps, Guitars, IIarmOnCas,
Marbles. LoOk'g glasses Flutes etc. etc.
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