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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-15
WHEELING. s.,

l1-l " fs ~
ss Z EsIE 20 sos.
IS yvM. r.. .SELBY.5a ls sle
E .SMtiOI,EiS-AIaE DEALER I'm s. i i
T., Foreign &sDotnestiet Dry g ooda. -. i
NO. liz Mann ST., West SIDE, bettcee1i Monroe and
81 s.t "a lsi5t i.,..zs SITS. = = sga g ~
-, Wheeling, Va, sss-is siss
direct from a.Ssk M. n Bs Goods
snE as complete and desirable
e would
elssh sta lit lanes
eoiors Also, soanets nisas III best 3
other trimmings in variety And Of 'A'''s y anu
z sEf MEMS WEAR.
cloths, eassimers, sattinetts, erinol cassimeres
Jeans and summer cloths; aso Cottonades Del.
Other ses eScds ao and
and palm hats IeghSrn and Canon hats soft
ton seamless bags table
in the ~ - - - ~ ss
as eabries, jacohsts ifs line IiSsas
NJ aos SG@es Se all their
maI2s W. T. sELBY
M9GdALhBMSi Iss.I ~ Nh SlsIl: q KM0x, Il
sg7sl ID BOOTS IND SHOES, ~.
& Men nd Boys Palm Hats, Band sBores DO, -
,5s.sr ri ydtthe tpeH kitotpn stand ~
asF3s 5tsttsfs sei * ofsfhee fet,i5 i
gi BIG Red BOOT.
SVNTE are receiving from Eastern Manufacturing
Establishments one Of largest aud hest manufae
offered in this any other They have
been manufactured to order according to own drec.
regular customers, and all others who may favors with
CALI oer unusually large variety Boots and
Shoes which quality OF material aud
workmanship to those in this or any part
the United States Our stock will be found TO consist,
part, OF the efoliowingseasonableg goods;
Fs.fa
swodEN's ukITYRs, HALF $50, .MEs's eooTs. -
s.o eAIrFRs AND JIMMY s 1000 mems cali boots,
s.i4 q LIsps.1 H. 900 meI,s goat boots, -
200 pr.womens CATERS, 900 pr nen'sl kip boots,
400 do half gaiters, 600 mems buff and seal do
800 do walking shoes, MEMS BRoeAss.
6O0 do pegged buskns, I, 900 mems calf brogans,
ooO do Kid bnskins, slip 1,0 goat brogans, 7i4
pers and Jenny Linds. 800 kip do ~ sBleir
. Also, assortment of 600 buff and seal boots,
5 lcHLpREH's BoorEEs 1000 do thick DO :
1900 pr fancy booteas, BoYs, Ioors. -
{, 900 kid & moyocco .. 500 pair boys calf boots, II
! 800 emdren's pegd" 700 do ~ kip Ssdo. o.,
goat tt 800; do thick do
MISSES DooTEEs AND 200 do seal do
Busk1ss YOUTH BOOTS.
6UO misses morocco lace, 600 pryouths calf boots,
SS sSS DO % es f Dc Do sSS sSS Dc Dc t5eE R as
800 do Adand mo- BOYS AEpYouTns BRoaANs.
rocco buskins 1,00opr boys kip brogans,
s0 Sa0nsss ssfers SO SSS DO DO 10
f4s; woMFH's BOOTS.
1900 pairs gum shoes. 900 goat lace boots,
1000 do Mrs.:- do do > !, 900 calfiF.s do
800 do Misses do do 600 lii do
nESs asP Begs Fass sss Sa, hp do
straw hats the largest as 1900 Band Eoxes, superior
ssornent ever brought in. quality.
c to the city, - Fs ~
French Boot and Shoe kit Lace leather for sewing bells
&C., 2p doz Deer Skins 90 sides alum tanned Cowhrs
Thankful for the liberal heretofore extendedto
j IL ( -- "A Ns
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Wheeling MarbIefW

35l3 ~ ~ r. sBLU UMl&En co., is5ft
MANUFACTURERS oftomb stones, statues mantle
pieces table wash for steamboats, and hotels
anu ornamental columns window for dwelling
sts1 3SH0P.-Corhsr Qniney and Market strcets, a
aP5-1yta5 tt1zii iWkeeIing,sYn.is ~ n f-5:.. z
NoTICE.-All persons Indebted to 4 a Blum are re-
quested to settle, and those having claims to present
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SID 9 . d a nd s nfety!

~ itsss f'l1i5'ff2 ~ - 5s,g
s9 ywAsHINGToN4ANDa
es 6 TIRE WsEyEIlLY EXzPREsStS!fs q
lHE subscriber has perfected his for run
u ming regular WAGON LINE, the rapid transmisj
sion CT b
Freight, Packages and Parcels! 49,.
the above and ali points
This will be emphatical1y SAFE AND SPEEDY AccoNo-
pAros LINE by which large and small entrusted
toit will be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hollesto patronage which viii amply sustain 1T
aud afford a fair margin for a living profit
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
'LEAYF-Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 10 O'Clock A. arriving in Washington at
O'Clock, each day. b q; tsg2ll NJ s.I45 -.
LBAVE-WashiDgton every TUESDAY, Thursday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, arriving in Wheeling at
O'Clock, each evening. fAs sla si,si if9si
oFRic Rs:In Wheeling efterthe first of April, 1888
on Market Street above nearly opposite Wash.
ingtGn Hal, and in Washing in the OF MorToyvs
Store mar26 L. W.SToCRToN.
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Ffts To Countrys n kerchants.ts ~ -
WHOLESALE Boots and Shoes.
AT,CLAILBNS q KNOX, have commenced receiving
their Spring Summer Boots, Shoes
ard Palm Hats hen completed, they not Lestate
this market - f2-Fs 'iiEss y $3.50
country their way East, especially, an
invitation Is exende calf being felt that
upon exainaton they will find TO their advantage to
purchase here, instead OF the EASTERN markets,
Thankful for the patrona heretofore extended to the
they solicit continuance Of the same. - IS !
leb2bs b - gsf5 M,cIAILENs & KNOX.
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I pRUes, MEDICINES,

mical 8, PER- fumery, &c., 6sGc
sT III. .ORUMBACEyER would announce to his
y and the public having pufehas
conducted under the firm OFF. q Son, he
viii continue the same at the old stand No Main
uanee soil onths old
opening extensive and well selected stock of Drugs anil
Chemicals, Perfnmery, Fancy articles, 6c all OF which
purchased ater strict personal inspecdo
serupuous regard 10 pui of quality and offered
to the public on tho most reasonable terms, u 1yr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-15

D STEAM MARBLE WORKS;
s.lli = 6s MARKETST., WHEELING, IVA.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS having made extensive arrange.
mcnts inthe East for the supply of Marble, and eon-
tempatng the erection OF Steam works, he would invite
the attention of Architects Builders and the pubcfn
the inspection Of his stock consisting of Italian,
gytan, Sienna rican and other Marbles OF the finest
which can be sold lower than establish
ment in the west. - ~ aai ~ ~ 1fsE
stock before purchasing elsewhere. 81
His work is done in the most elaborate style, and lie
would invite the attention to his
sockof satuary and other work Monuments Gen.
otaphs, Tobs, stones, &c, Grave yard
work in being enabled by superior faoi
supply this work at lower prices than
any other establishmen ent in the country.
Please give call and examine my work.
etssE{ ~ MICHAEL'J. ROdAN, rs y
s-r7-s. Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
nJfAlso Calcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stones
at the lowest trade prices.
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Wilde3 & Brother

fss al Calvin Rice, 5i5f :, s !
PAINTER, GEAzIER, PAPER HANGER, &C.,
ssss ss No. 1872 Mnin Street, 5is2 e;asess
I, iapta-fy fyasA fssssi .HERLiNef,ss =, fs-.,s
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q 49, GUM SHOES.
1900 pairs mems gum shoes.
1000 do Mrs. do do
800 do Misses do do (
NEss AND BOYS PALM HATS.
1900 doz. mens' and bo, s.
straw hats, the largest az.
ssortment ever brought in:
c to the city, So
French Boot and Shoe kit, 1
&C., 2p doz Deer Skins, 90 81,
Thankful for the liberal pat
us, we solicit a continuance
mari ~ lsr.fss
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gsprIng and Summer CIothing.

Spring and Summer C1oth1ng.
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
NNOTN CES TO his old friends and customers and the
n public generally. that having commenced business
he is receiving at his Store Room in the SPRuG
HOUSE, PdferStTet asplendfd Assortment of CLOTHS
of every color, quality, and variety. Plain and fancy
C4SSLalERES; Silk, Satins and all kinds of HESTENGS,
recently selected by himself in the Eastern cies
snitable forthe Spring and summer, and which he will
MARINER, and lategt stgie, EHis fn,scy Depnrtnlen
embraces Shirts every kind Collars,
Cloves Unde Drawers and
every article kept in Gentleners general furnisrs
Store want ne 6es ft the call az tHead
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- New Music Store.
.Isign OF she Grecinn Trisonuni, NO. 100

lis New Music Store,
Sign of the Grecian Trisonuni, No. 199
80 751if Main Street. sass y 1sjsS ore
,J.aF1oKIRso on would .respee e:hllly5 an
nounce; to the citizens of W heellng and vi
N El III einty, that he has Just opened new and
= y elegant Adjustment for the sale of Violins,
Guitars Violinceos, Fagoles, Flutes, fiies Accorde
ons, Banips, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments tho
books for all kinds OF and for
singing. asfissliisI sRs1i iggtsaA. sftsi5 I!
Music for the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin aso tho
newest Songs Duets etc. and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin aI.l Guitar Strings.
Clarones. Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
screws, Violin Pfnger and Tail boards 80
Bows for Violincello and Violin. afi Il
A. kierers Furniture Polish, for renovating varnishcd
such Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. q 49, ~ ,t-i
by Agent Klebe, Plttsburg Pianos
first and best cture in the United States such
as Nnns and Glarks grand and square Pianos, j. b Dni
hs's Halle and Aiien,s celebrated Boston Pianos &c.
Melodeons.
Aeeofdeons, and kind instruments repaired
q tie elowestprices sstf. 2
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GEORGE MENDEL. :
No o154, Main Street, ~

sT s now receiving a LARGE LOT OF CARPETS RUGS,
~, ~ MATS AND MATTING Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths ofal widths and keeps constantly hand larg
assortment OF Furn9Ie OF every dsseption Gut and
and Transparent Window Blinds, Blind WINNINGS, Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, Yarnish, Hareloth, Curled Hair,
eot all (which win be sold at heloMest prices aug21
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sensess Transaction that a nin1y ruty eff and
when Il = considered that the house upon winch ooh OF
these checks drawn within half stones throw OF
the TrustCompsay r seems almost Esaoe'aasih <ths noe
TIE slightest demonstration made toward AAcertAnng
ard ens attention TO these paFe-uow they want Us 10
paw for II
We learn that the Banks lawyers tubhns over their
musty volumes 70 find analogous cases- proceeding
about rational sending for smother lot Of >ianse
trnsr II quite possible Be LIe' out OF the
money bat staIlGg o1scT be found since the
dsys OF Scion, AID there VIII be another like II
" none but itself can b. It's parallel
A. much should 4 shke % lose SI.sa we are nee
confess thst would far meet the and wipe
IL out than make that of neEhbors m tar Esy
Kndsavorns 10 establish ard Sustain uprGht business
reputation. should feel claim such character IN
that event. considerably shaken.
IL has occurred for time past that this concern
manaEed quite differently from what IL would be II the
were the msnsgrrSbe II well not ho~ever we
presume the salaries promptly drawn and thar - tn
that most the parties here We now
take leave Of them advising that have handed our claim
over 70 be put through
Tribune Courier and Enquirer and " Journal OF
Commerce" NewYolk will copy the above and band eiA
TO American ETchsnge Bank -
Cincinnati, O., Dec. - 1852 ELLIS MORTON.
CAUTION-The public are hereby eau
- toned against paying any money 20, OF trnstinS
CHARLES HERDMAN dlhIt OSCAR aERDEsMAS,
on The Protective Union Of the City Of New
York a. he longer in the employment OF the Union.
January !, 1858 JOHN HUNTER, asent-
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90 ipbom it man Concern.
[Comnunicstsd
70 THE HEAVY FORGERY

ITO THE PUBLIC.-HEAVY FORGLkI
II aud EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT Of the OhlO
LIFE INSURANCE and TRUST COMPANY N RELA.
Ti0S 70 T-On the l4th inst the Tr1 Company naedr:
IN AZ Oce among thei, usual hst for payment ord
eseek If hshy respeetsble house OF tdii eisy ,oT n
amount Of $50 Sven thousand eve h1aeIed dois,.
The list paid, without even lifting the uetet
ard the checks LAID sside for examination AZ the close
sinees On referring these b.nks and bGnkers nesso
then customary 70 make exAniinsricos and Ia'tErts
nqses into the condition Of such accounts we are 20
IN ease OF any OF The checks not berg good return ae
the evening the following morning -aae
serer custom the money q returned TO us ior snee ese
1t always being Supposed, CT cousc, thar the sans
benier rrfunsnF Knows from whence II CANE Aa :"
tun hands II 10 such party. -
But tom banks AID bAakers, DO 10. 'ook for J7erss
We not on the watch. We presupPose tlli 81 80
CHECKS rzht else, If return them, vhss - 10
with item they don't know where they cane fr0raf
Hence tbs cheek being remarkably well ersclted exs
"a no s1spiecn pEsed and put away and o1' ~ ~.
ct thai The account Of The PATTY ssose nae
or onfis From this fSet 4 noticed sd ceectSa o.
se sith instant, Ten days Altar WIS pad % ms i
We returrsd II to ihen Aad they tscned rsfuanf 4
the amount On the grounds that = too h1aeh TINE "a
erinz detecting Nc arhoash rsGoE says ihat the Gay "
low.Ie lie payment o. the Cashier remarked thA "
fsrrd all nEki, Allusson 70 ~ bat Of co NJ
il wss business y I'D hat Out-not their-Iae '.'
car isrOrLnee, The szoassr their arsznent
Vel. nsst confess ~e we're considerably sirpnssi
the refrssl ard 90 . Ices 20 know upon NEAiEN
based We GA not Tor moment dream thai psynen,
be oss &c them IN other words that they vgaa ~
spr@srs tksy took 4 rom .frr-1cr- los fs8 - 'st
o s.cS kfrSsf S3o8ler- robody soOu TIE BSnk e-er
I'm bsiorc introduced BY enc check paysbs -
srs nv .i~c Il eoi for q. a qarrer premium And -
+ ery hSf the oke they took q him another 49,
BssI 81 eify and PAID hin u fhe $50 -s-seT! -
susht thev know about the matter our heniHc.a1' -
they teen genuine, Hish have ;or-d iaen ~ n
NJ the asst Charitable eo1srruc.On taat can oe pa
on Us opers':or cal i TX most childish
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AsTRONoMY.-THE MECHANICAL

= II
Amons numerous recommendations received are the h
lowing from Professor W c Bond Of Cambridge, and Hor
zee Webster LID. OF the free Academy OF New 1ork
HARVARD OBSERVATORY, Z
CANBRIDGE Mass, Dec. u. 1882
DEiR sra: thank you for your valuable present OF yoC
Mechanical LOdisc IL very nicely got up, and u
evident may Be used with advantage schools xnd IN pr
vAte families IN solving problems usually referred 70 globes
and from motives Of economy and convenience might very
vel be substituted for the expensive Apparatus
Wishing you the which your AudAhle eIertions
merit remain. respectfully YOURS W. z. BOND.
To Charles z. Townsend. Esq, New-iork -
have examined Mr. Charles T. Townsends Nechln-
zeal Zodiac and think II ingenious AID sccurse me
Of graphical construction admits sufficiently 50 Tor
al PRACTICAL purposes 8,
IL APPEARS 70 N. that the instrument retired 70 s well
calculated 70 be useful to Learners a6 interest 20 a..
who are fond Of cultytEx knoledge Of the sublime sub
jet Of Astronomy. HORACE WEBSTER
FREE Aca9eTny Nov 1852
The above work Is furnished a, retail at the ow Prce OF
One Dollar eech DANIEL BURGESS Co.
Prhlisher. No 90 Iohn-st. NeEY YORK.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at PRIV

ATE SALE, situated IN the FOURTH ssd
ELEVENTH WARDS.-The suhscroer oasns tor sale The
following very desrsble property presentins unusual IN
ducemeuts ,o investment speculation, oelns te poe o.
ground With the buildings thereon fronting the south
ery side OF Houston 80 feet comprising the entire
block extending from NLlet 10 >aenfss, and iW Get
deep. -.
Also the four Lots OF Ground with the tour sery brick
stores thereon known Nos IA p, ~ and - Jscoe6
lots Nos ~ n and . are each about II feet inches hunt
and rear and ~ feet inches deep No - besna On the
corner OF Ernkotst p feet On Jacob o. and n feet
inch on Frsnktort-sf -
Also the Lot known No. 81 Cht.st., with the drst-
class hrcestory hrck dwelling thereon. ,opsry In this
vicinity attracting great deal OF attention. owing a. tho
recent erection of several the ncshborod,
and tail 20 be remunerstive investment
All the above property will be sold the most liberal and
terms application 10 the undersigned. u
the Empire Iron Works foot OF East 2sth before 10
and p NJ SAMUEL LE0GErr.
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TALBOT MACHINE for TUNNELING

NALED1Is MACHINE Tor IUNNELINd
Il MOUNTAINS and WILSON'S MACHINE for CUT.
TING STONEThe unders ncd offers ;0r sale these tive
great Tor France The principle 81 tho two ma
work required he done That tot cutting stone naJ bs
sen AZ the estab sneut Of the Empire Stone Drsssipg
Cor,nsnv foot OF sssh.t East River in is city, aud
model VI the Tuufeng Machine he at tho ONCE OF
the undersigned daring business hours American eng nesse
WHO have exam ed this machine exosss entire conhence
IN It's success tgnuens the mountains u Franco tor rsa
roads and other purposes They vii be sold together p'
''''''' CHARLES T. SHELTON, No HwanL
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Amnsemeuis.

ATIBlO's SARDEN-JoRE SsFToN, Man
IN THIS EVENING, Jau. s, the DTama 81
MAZEPPA.
MssepIa....,.Mr, Hams Drolmsso... :. NJ jefferson
one "a 800. Mrs Conoyer Ohnska...... Mrs Bucklaad
To coneiu with the Ballet
LA MAYA DE SEYILLA.
Don Rodcreues. Mons Mausin La Mse.. Nile Caroline
Tokes 81 cents Private Boxes ~ Door open st6. Ts
at ~.
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IRON WORKS for SALE-The PROV

tRON MOKkS for SALE.-llc 1hOF L
4 DENCE IRON COMPANY TO close a concern, oher
for sale their very extensive and complete establishment fox
manufacturing Iron situated de water at Fox POINT IN
Providence.
are in order and ready be put into immediate
aon and equal to the production of u uns OF iron nio
plates ar bars per day -
Connected " ia the above IL Wire Mil capable OF run
NM gh uns rods per day. for which there regular
and increasing demand in Providence, at the present
eu AZ least equal the entire product0 on u the m
Also Revuodss Patent Wrought Spike and Nail Machines,
which viii turn per day. Also Cut Nail MIL,
capable OF turning 80 lbs css per day, and which
could be easily arranged 10 double that product
As this establishment built for no expense was
spared having everything about 1t of the moet perfect
knd and the inventory exhibits as complete an establish
rnpnt perhaps a. il to be found in New England.
lis thought that place in the United states presents
better opening for the successful prosecution ny practical
man Of the manufacture OF rods iron, nails and spikes
than the City OF Providence the center o ar1e AID rapidly
increasing manufacturing district requiring 1rconsimpton
the entire production OF three works.
These works being tide water, where the largest class
Of vessels which frequent bay can load ant receive
carso,s without gh-rRge allows OF their receiving their
supplies of coal and iron the lowest rate OF freight and
laf all times be had good terms elsewhere
10 Nav England.
As is supposed the purchaser would desire to examine
the premises further DESCRIPTION Is deemed unnecessary
The property will be sold cheap and the terms OF payment
will be made easy. -, -. =,
For an examination Of the property apply 10 Mr. w, IL
HENDERSON the premises, and for terms an appsa-
ton may be made to either OF the subscribers IN
HENRY L. KENDALL.
DANiNE PAINE,
EDWARD PEARCE.
Providence r. l.. Dec l6, 1882
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TO WISCONSIN PRoPERTY.OwNERs.

The unds woald respectfully inform parties
ownips Lots IN Milwaukee; Wild animproved Land %
Village Lots part the STATE Bonds and Mortgages
sc. &c, which they wish 20 dispose OF that tuuds have
hen placed IN his hands ef the purpose Of investing IN The
above Parties sndins the underwood description OF
such property II the terms suit Will Ind purchssc
Parties wishing the value u their property In
Wisconsin settle up their aSes learn she pr,ce Of pxrus
Mills, rsverrs with the rates Of Leaning Mcnsy. Sc &c.
can have valuable work Wisconsin free Of charge. by
applying postpaid and closing postage stamp to D. o.
PowER, Tax Money, and Real Estate Agent, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
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DOOMS with STEAM POWER 10 LET
IN FINE HIGHT Rooms with good steady Power 20 lei, In
ne new Dep Building. OF Center snd FrNnkh ere
Apply to " A. ALLEN, OF the proni.e~ second door,
rom 3 to 10 daily.
CTEAM POWER 10 LET.-Several we'll
~ lighted Rooms with constant and steady power, IN
building corner Elizabeth and Hester-sts Apply 20
MORTON 4 DREAMER, No 2I2 PeaTlst, cor. Fletcher
ITO LET-Well-lighted ROOMS, with or
Il without Steam Power, Of any SIZE Inquire Of
c. NJ SIMONSON, No, ISL Lewisst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

DOARpING-Two or three very desirable
ID single rooms are vacant at Ne IS Barclay-e.
BOARD wANTED-For Gentleman and
ID Wife. Child and Servant below keade-st AZ, sot
Iasv in sfrctly private family Terms about 3 Per
week. Apply at the New-York Boarding Exchange NO
go Broadway.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, without
Il meals to Gentlemen only, at No. a Whtest- few
ico-- e of Broadway Frog. Room with crate and pan
tv also back Room on the second oor. No. boades or
shldrep IN the house.
CUPERIOR BOARD.-A suite OF wellfur-
- uisheS rooms four or less in number with two TIRE
places closets baths Croton water sas Sc may De ha
with Board on reasonable terms, on application 81 NO 30
Fast athst Satisfactory references gwen and required
TWO HANDSOME UNFINISHED
ROOMS on second floor let with Board, suitable tor
small family or two gentlemen and their wives Also
Room for single gentleman. Hot and Cold hsths on SAME
acor. Apply at No lS7 Fast Broafway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

DRINTING PRESSES for SALE. One
i large Double zder, Hoes make with AR sp.insg,
~ for daily paper. Also, Fooscsp Cylinder, tfioss
make) and large Taylor CyhDdsr, ....
AsGELL, ENOELk HEWITT,
No. Sprace-.t, Ny.