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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
THE MILITARY.

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GROWLER GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF THE GROW
" Ter Guard and sll those who intend going their
nua target excursion requested to attend mectn and
drill at the Seventh Ward Hotel this Monday) evening 9Th
inst at IL O'Clock Punoual attendance requested By
order of T. OBRIEN, Captain
NEW YORK CELTIC GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF
~ this company requested to attend special meeting
Friday evening" the 9th inst at hr Carols 2 Mulb
street. D. q. MIN TON, Captain
j. u. LARKiS, Lieutenant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

ReddinE's Russia saive, A Boston Re-
saS ss and
ward injury or. eruption. A. 3. D. Sands, wholesale
agents. Sold by G. H. Ring OF Jshn and Broadway
and by druggists and arotheoaries generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

and emeeilished b.oks-This dav,- (Aonday) on yisw
the splendid collection of the richest and most valuable
books IN the finest library bindings recently imported by
NJ Aerird and comprising the richest and
ever ohred Tor sale Tho sale Thursdav ut
o'clock. BANGS BROTHER 4 Co IL Paw raw ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

The Best Pianos In the WOrld.-It Is an
aeeniabe fact that T. Gilbert COs celebrated pianos
9Th iron frames and circular soales the best
Eord They defy competition for quality and price,
HORACE WATERS 1888 Broadway, sole agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Note the fact that Green, No. L Aston Honse
enjoys the reputation throughout the Union
neaest and best fitting shirts this country
and Of never disappointing customer in Their delivery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

A T THE BOARDING EXCHANGE, $50 BROADWAY.
"A No H. boarders are insor ned where board can
obtained In any part tf the city Brooklyn Boardn
housekcepers arc to CALL whether they register or
ment conducted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Gifts!-Glfs for the Holidays One Hun
bred for music for the million
hockipg by hundreds to JOLLIRS music store, 800
broadway spen music book dollar and
hsps q tine piano in the bargain. Let all subscribe
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Trusses. 4houIler Rrnces. Z

Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
panscry bandsses spinal braces belts and abdominal
rupporsers club foot knock knee and bow
instrument for Prolapsus All and rsa bola or.
pulenoy, h., No. II Ann street..
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POST OFFICE NOTICES,

DOST OFFICE, NEW YORK.--NOTICE- MAILS FOR
California, &c, per U. S. Nail steamship Illinois, Il
close at this Off this day, at O'Clock, r. NJ.
ISAAC V.FOWLER, Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

N ges{y ss7f!ds sntsied Winter Evenings ~Tucsdsy,
Lee 6-Sketchos of European society Thursday, Dec s.
The story Of the stage the and Of wo
classical tale, Thuraday 5Pen and ink skotch
London and Paris Anecd.tes Of literary aad pvltical
from which Mr. Bourccault drew the popular
his comedies, &c, &C. Hope Chare ms Bro adway Doors
nifty cent? Tickets to be snred a. Hall Co.'s, eroad
hotels and at the Hop Chapel the days of the
hes ticket will bear numbers corresponding
cured in Hail. Tickets released for the
will secure he seats each evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Three Days Later Ncws-Fr0m Auction
7oo embroidered haDdkerchiefs fssm 4s to 6s 500
from Gs to ri $40 inants At $50 Infants frook
at - bo Loo nfants waists from 49, to l2 800 ladies'
to 3d. 100 dozen hemmed stitch handkero Chiefs at s. per
near Grace Church. " - 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

ClOaks! Ladies' Ct0aks.-The Largest an d
most beautiful assortment Of fashionable ladies' Partisan
cloaks will be disposed of at exceedingly prices
FRANK BENNETT co, ISL Broadway. N. B,-Next
store but to Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

The best fSTs are being soil, at lowest prices
TO Leonard street. Every article by made
the most elegant and shape Of the darkest
every case perfectly genuine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Anson's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

gooe Ant durable picture Included tor only fifty cents
ana twice the size Of that sold for fifty
HNsoNs osy Broadway, Opposite the Metropolitan Hotsi
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REWARDS.

ARDSe
cox REWARD WILL BE PAID TO THE CARMAN
pLC who oarted eight bales for Andrew Nc Don
a the goth July last from the store Of Osborn um
scribers whore he,teliverod it. WARD LAMPMAN.
Office N. Y. and u. RI. Co., foot OF Duane street.
COX REWARD.-LesT, DEC. 8. BETWEEN MAIDEN
spAC lane and Liberty streets, long gold chain. The
will be paid by leaving the Office of the
st. Nicholas Hotel, for Miles Beach
SOS REWARD.-sToLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF
PLC Mr. Boyd at ooram, Long leland, on Wednesday
night, November 30 lay horse, about fifteen hands high
long tall and white spot his forehead also top buggy
wagon painted dark green, with yellow stripe also
sets Of harness. silver mounted and buffalo Whoever
will return the above described property to Conl Col
yer ISL Attorney & Houston street. will receive the
reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Great Robbery Of Banks !-ThIef detect
ed The thief time has also been arrested in his operations
fensve Price 25 cents Sold everywhere Principal dcpot
BARKERS ladies' hair dressing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Hair Dye ana W1Ks.-BafchclOr's Manu-.
factory for these articles is removed to 3 Broadway
site the Park where he has the best in tho
world the sale and application of hi dye
Annr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

CENTS c0Iored and in case lined with vel
twice tho size Of made fox fifty oeat and war
ranted equal those that dollars elsewhere
member ANsONs $50 Broadway opposite the metropolitan
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RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES.


PERSONAL.
TALL WANTED, OF JAMES HALL,
eide Of the late Capt James Hail. British army,
who emigrated from Dublin New York 1870 Joined
the United states Nayy in the of ls2l3 He married
lady named Deborah Weeks by whom he had ISSUE
four children. If Mr. is dead inform alton reative
him his family will be thankfully received by Thomas
King La Cronica Office. No. 81 Cedar street.
MRS. ADA l.. WILL FIND REPLY TO HER FA-
1N vor of the 17th at the Broadway Post Office. H.
WILL DIR. DODsON, WHO RETURNED FROM CALI.
w forna in August 1882 passenger the Northerner
and Illinois send his address without ceay Mr. ROBERT
BLLSLAND Cos Broa dway New York. Western and Cali
frnia papers please COPY.
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THE Y4ECTURM aEAsOu

nR. RAPHALL'S LECTURE ON SACRED POETRY
j. this evening" Monday, the 9Th inst at the Tabernacle
Broadway Tickets Gentlemen, 20 cens ladies' l21s.
commence At s O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Ladies', do you wish Dress fitted with
and dGsas.eh in the FIRST style of
slothnss &C to NEwAANs Nsi.Sa q CeaseAss No. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

WANTED-Bv RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA.
ton IS chd's nurse Can give tho best city
Has lived her last place nurse Apply
It 1877 -Four tn avenue
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Dnn,cstic NIiscellnnY.

There is said to be great deal of sickness at pre-
sent in Albany, principally among children.
One Of Morse's telegraph wires came in contact
with one of the wires OF the fire alarm telegraph
at Boston, on the 2lst inst, and rang the bell in
Kings Chapel very rapidly, creating, thereby, an
alarm of fire.
A breach of marriage promise case was tried at
New Lisbon, Ohio, last week, in which Miss Bocna
Coulson was plaintiff, and Mr.. Aaron B. Farquhar
was defendant. After absence OF half an hour
the jury returned verdict of $4,000 damages, the
whole sum demanded,
John Gill was tried in Charleston, s. c., on the
2lst inst for the murder Of John Murphy the 10th
OF January last, and verdict Of not guilty rem
dered by the jury.
A German hoy in st. Louis stole some phosphorus
and putting il in his pocket, it ignited setting fire to
his clothes, burning him so badly that he died the
next day.
The joureymen house-carpenters Of Chicago, ILL.,
having struck for higher wages, have received their
demand and resumed their labors.
The Missouri Legislature has made the following
appropriations the erection of deaf and dumb
asylum $37 400 lunatic asylum, $57 900; blind asy
Inn, $20,0 900; to forward products to Worlds Fair
"A 900; TO State agricultural fair, S. ,000 TO geo
logical survey Of the State, $4,000.
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Telegraph Connections and Telegraph Calum-
mics.
TO THE EDITOR Orr 4

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
In your paper Of Saturday, March 49, among the tee-
graphic dispatches there appeared statement headed
photographic Connections which Is false and injurious
to and nasmuch is not the first time that your
teegraphc columns have unknown to you) been made
the medium through which personal maigny has circu-
lated calumnious statements about me, this
sion respectfully 10 invite your attention to
tion OF this last caumny.
was not at lafayette, at the meeting referred to- and
at time place did make any attempt to violate any
agreement made by any Indiana telegraph company
with any other company individuals. On the con.
trary my efforts at the stockholders meeting Indiana
polls, weeks ago. directed to enforcing full
and rigid compliance of the company with all Its con
tracts and obligations towards stockholders and the
public. And what did attempt, and what succeeded
in accomplishing was to expose to the stockholders
dry irregularities in the conduct Of Of the officers
(wlo then dspaced) in issuing large cunts Of
fraudulent stock OF which record could be found in
the stock book-and in other essential particulars.
In all this, sustained as was by majority of the
stockhoder succeeded TO the extent of securing the
through the fundamentally OF committee Of nvestga
tion-of which Ezra Cornell Of New York. was a member
aided by the present newly elected President Lucan
Barbour of Indiana polls who counsel for myself and
the stockholders whose interests aided in representa-,
in these matters
As the Associated Press would not willingly be made
the medium for circulating false and caumnous state
mens, eiatfy the private hostility of any telegraph
officers reporters the insertion Of this note
specially requested in the columns that (un-
known 10 the edors prosttuted to the publication Of
the falsehoods. Respectfully yours. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-28

Charge Of Embesle,nera Yesterday morning officer
Sweeney Of the lower police court arrested David G.
Davis on warrant issued by Justice Bogart wherein he
stands charged with embezsng the of $5S co. the
property Of the Northern New York Live Stock Insurance
Company, located at Plattsburg in the county Of Gin
ton this State The circumstances under which the
cused stands charged exhibited by the affidavit Of
Isaac G Mix, Of Fort Ann, Washington county, N Y,
who sets forth that be is the general agent Of the said
company; that in November 1882 he appointed David
Davis agent for the said company to act In the city
Of New York take insurance live stock receive the
premiums and forward the several amounts less ten
per cent for commission Under this authorized
agency. Mr.. Davis the Goth day Of January last,
effected insurance to Mr. Paul D. Burbank Of Four
teenth street six horses and gave the proper policy
omitted pay to the said company. In February last,
Mr. Mix requested Davis to send correct account Of
the made and the Of money then in his
possession an account was given, q return made Of
$34 35 as all the money received then hand not &C
knowledgng the receipt Of the $50 from Mr.. Burbank
subsequently it was discovered that the Of money
named had been received by Davis and not accounted
for and Mr. Mix revoked the agency and has now insti-
tuted the police proceedings charging him with embey-
element. The accused was conveyed before Justice
Bogart who detained him in custody to await further
hearing.
Array tereen Kalidns-Ore Nan Stabbed On Saturday
evening an ARRAY took place between some Italians
"a North William street. in which Joseph veletni drew
sword and stabbed Charles Kouth in less than
four different places his body inctng several severe
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COrOners' Inquests.

DFAns ny DRowsISG-REoovEIsY OF BODIES Coroner
Gamble held an inquest Yesterday on board the steam
drowned there at a late hour Saturday evening.
John Waters deposcd-Deceased worked for me at ST.
Luke's place. Saturday he paid Off usual he
then sober about IL O'Clock informed that he
dad at the foot Of Charlton street; he has wife,
Alenson Pattermore-I am captain of the steamboat
Albany; about O'Clock last Saturday night on
board of my boat and heard q splash in the water;
heard person balloo, went to where heard the
noise my attention was attracted by the body float.
inc in the water. with the ssistance az other ner
took the body upon the boat; think he then dead;
did not hear quaeng around the pier at the time
the deceased got into the water.
DIR. Uhl examined the body-Did not find any marks OF
violence upon It, The deceased about fifty years OF
age and native Of Ireland The jury rendered verdict
Of death from drowning.
The Coroner held inquest upon board the
canal boat John W. Wheeler, lying at Pier No A. North
River upon the body Of boy named John Deveaureaux,
which found 10 The water early In the mornin
Mary Jane Tecerior deposed-I sister Of the de.
ceased he assisted my husband on board of this boat
upon the 9Th day Of last February he went the boat
after dinner; never him since then until his
body aoa ting in the dock to dav he has the
testimony corroboIated by that Of L. Van Buskirk,
Of the hands employed upon the boat Mr. j. Cooke
fair deposed to the removal Of the body from the water
The jury rendered O verdict Of death from drowning
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE -CoRoNER's INVESTIGATION. - A
young German named Gustave Stern committed suicide
yesterday morning under the following dreadful circu
stances. He had boarded for some time past at the
house Of Mas Gilbert 176 East Broadway. and upon
Sunday morning up and around as usual After
Drehklaht ne maze ready, apparently Waihi
vas dressed put his overcoat, and went into
the paror with his hat in his hand Immediately
after he left alone the report Of pistol vas heard in
the ROOM and upon rushing in the people found Stern
lying upon the floor dead. His skull was literally blown
10 Pieces a portion Of IL being found in the drawer Of
side table at distance from his body and pieces Of his
brain lying scattered around Amongst his effects
found powder balls, percussion caps and number Of
iother Is banker In Frankfort on the Main Coroner
Wilhelm will hold an inquest to day.
TSouEsT ON THE BoDy or CAPTAIN KRansGE--Coroner
Hilton held an inquest yesterday, board Of the
schooner Jarvis Hart at Burng slip, when appeared
that the Captain died Of bilious fever He about
fifty years Of age, and native Of Nova Scotia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-28

STORM AND FLOODS IN ALABAMA-The severe
storm on Thursday night has proven very disastrous
to roads bridges, &c. throughout this section. The
communication has been completely cut off on the
north, south and west, and we have received no mails
for two days. We get nothing from Mobile, Western
Alabama, or by the Wetumpka route, and, for the
first time in many years, the railroad east to West
Point has been disturbed by the floods. We lesrn
that bridge ut Old Augusta, and also one at Up
haupee, have been swept away, which will for day
two obstruct the passage of the trains. The Tai
spoosa is higher than has been known for years. and
the Alabama is booming with full food, and the
bend opposite this place, for miles resembles young
sea. The water is as high az has been known during
the last four years This will necessarily put back
for some time the planting the low lands and
river bottoms Montg one,y Aia.) Jour, March Il.
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FATAL ACCIDENT TO An Ex-MEMBER or Con-
GREss.-Tuesday evening, Alexander Duncan, ex.
member Of Congress- left his home, in Madison, with
load of lumber to his farm, about three miles dis
tant from the town. No intelligence being received
from him. meuber of his family went out in search
of him and found him lying on the road, insensible
and covered with blood. The horses and wagon
were standing near him. When our informant left
Madison the physicians were examining his wounds
and had come to the conclusion that he had fallen of
the wagon and the wheels had passed over his body.
He died the same evening Cincinnati Gazette
March Ia.
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THE HERALD AND THE MAns.-Whats the
matter with the NEW YORK HERALD? There's not
day but one or more of the subscribers TO that
sheet in this village miss paper. From the com
plants made when the mail comes In of missing
HERALDs we think the publisher ought TO look into
the matter, for his subscribers in Huntington value
the paper too highly to yield to 80 many failures
without complaining. -Huntington IL. ~ Demo
ciot, March rs.
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had sold 10 her about week before II taken away
from her. part of the furniture 1.-TWO rosewood sewing
ehairs had not been delivered to her and she called at
bill (produced is the one Of Carpenter to Mrs. Elliott
under which she claimed she paid cash down for It Mr.
De Forrest and yourself (hr Clark satisfied that
there was no duplicity the part Of Mrs Elliott.
After some further examination of this witness, the
case war adjourned to Monday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-28

PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT IN BALTINORE.-A
plan for an organized paid fire department has beer
submitted by the Baltimore United Fire Department
1t contemplates the appointment OF Chief Engineer
and assistants to be elected by the remen; Boart
of FiremeA to control them, elected by the .City
Of the companies established by the city shall be ap
proved by the Board Of Fremen, before they can b.
admitted into any fire company. The plan recon
mends the division of the city into five districts the
employment Of four engine companies of sixty meu
each, and each man paid sixty dollars per annum;
ten suction engines and hose companies, thirty men
each, paid each fifty dollars, and three hook and lad
der companies, ninety men each, with the same pay
as the last named. The whole force contemplated Is
six hundred and seventy-eight men, and the cost is
estimated at 900. The present volunteer system
costs the city of Baltimore per annum In appropra
tons by City Councils, about $l3 900 independent Of
private subscriptions.
New BANK NOTES.-THE Lafayette Journal
gives the following original vignette for the bills of
new bank to be established in that city :" The Wig.
nette is niger shearing hog supposed TO be
squealing. The president Of the bank stands near
assisting to hold the hog. The dear people may be
discovered good ways behind. Thunder and hight
ming in the foreground The picture Of seedy ndi-
run, adoins one corner man with very blank
countenance, supposed to be the auditor of state, is
being rode upon rail by a couple of Wall street
sharpers ia seen in another corner. The phiz OF
Governor Wright thunder gathering on his brow
and lightning flashing from his eye, adorns the cen.
tire Of the bill. On one side Of the governor is q
hawk, on the other side buzzard. He holds in one
hand the scales Of justice one side of which is evi.
IDENTITY very light the other is holding document,
his last message, from which he appears to be read.
ing to crowd of disconsoate individuals below who
refuse to be comforted."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-04
11eifa Pemberton House ..
Fnter yyyv5aEss'IINE. M I 3 n y VA. e .

& 10,
M NJ PfsAi BERTN Announces to his old friends and
fe public gehenllv That he has located ~ the con- @
I0dfoiFg br tl buiIdi 20 Formerly known as me Sh,
GhaTIe and tOrOugny TeaiTed and rented ~ anu y
pres d 10 eteraiI in gos style St
Landing, and neart he Depot OF the pa-
tfIops aud Ohio Railroads. of Inc .ne
Sei,et boafs convenient stopping pace The
propIet5r respectfully invites the attention 0I hls oio
fffefs 70 Ills House, and socits sareoi abo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-04
New Music Store, ii
p siEu Of Etes GsEeUIh ,al1Eigonum, Me- AeS

- ,-..;.,,.s, lInin Street sFsTf any vi
-1 j. PIGKIEsoN would repeatedly an !,
Ef5S9 nounee to the citizens OF Wheenng anu W. VI
M A n cinty, that he has lust opened, q 9ew hmS
Guitars ViolinceOs, Fngolets, Flutes, Fies
ons, Banos, and Brass Instruments tho
boo for all Kinds of Ihstrusnt tndTOr
Music for the Piano, Flute and yiolin also The
newest Songs DuettE and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar StftIgs.
h Claronets, Reeds Tuning Forks also
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail 5oarf9 kss s5Xk 4gi
2 Bows for VioIineello and Violin
A. KeneTss FdTnifure Polish Tor feIoyuting
EuFItture such RapoSs fAS
iso oT sais 81 the CONT Keber, Pttsburg Pano
N and hest In tile United States sheh
"A Nunns and Clark grand and squnEe Ali
HAMS Hallett and Ailen's eeebTated Boston
Age1t for the mako or Cafhardt and eedham,8 FAlehL
1eiodeo1s = q a -. ,,,.,E
~ tire lowest PRICES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-04
'e,,- 3. 81, EVANS, & BRO THEIR,
ssi sBHARBIaE,'W WORK ERS,

I StTobel ~ BLOOD, ss;s. s,tgl
Z IEhoIesnIe Deal Iera in Wines e lLtIlageess,
NJ i ait Syee II te 5tfiafH formerly h7towt a. ne
1iSa lHotSe1' f5ll 1At's 3
yahotl1v i4 syVfH n e Ii N Grew 5lit 1t u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-04
ZIGRMTRH FoUMbRY.
e, 2; n 81 3, ISsa1FsIyVhss

s5,as No - nIsihnsts, Cehteel yEheeling,
T EEP constantly on band tsiest is
5nnd most improved Stoves, embTRetng every
Oh Parior Shop aud Cooking stoves Their ~ esten
coal stove, cannot be NJ ~ 1tS ~
or ten the last sis 70
take them back they did not give ef nave
Sef sso keep constantly hand Chi latest style o.
rios warranted eqalto any made IN this clty
80 Sinks and variety of all N te
na,re5Ty line which will be soil low for cash. -,
2TticuSr attention will be paid 70 u S9p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-04
Spring and Summer CIotn1ngst
NIsfciianf Tailor,

- ssjsFJP5EiN RICE, 1derchant Tailor,
n NuNCRS TO ids old friends did custore q anu me
Af6ii6 Generally that having
IoDSE5Wdte Str Il, aspendid ortment OF SLU1tts
of eTery color quality and variety PAIN anu laey
ri silI Satin, ahd4 all kinds OF VESdI7S,
iecently selected by himself In the
suitable Iorthe snting and Summer, and Wnich ne VIII
nm 10 0IfleT the ShoTtest zottee In the eest
a4ailslef, aud sgIe, l1ta fancy
isrehieis Gloves Unde shirts, DTaIyers and
every article kept in Gentlenens general
Won want ne out in tho
GnSffefS South room SPRIFG H0US Water Street
mar . j q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-04
=pRUGs. iE.pIe iNEs,

- ~ = . y q =
Chemicals; Peri rfamery &C., 90.
N, CRUUIIBAGIEIsE8 would announce 70 MS
ey fioEds and the public generally that
ed interest Of the senior partner ~ the
win continue the same e the old stan AS 4ISs
sne patronage 90 beraly on the gig drI
He has just from the ana
opefing an extensive and well seeet stock OF Drugs
Chsfieals Perfmsfy, Fancy Sttcegt &c All oI whisi
etrchased aterl strict personal ara VIII
ssTgPlSss ~ ~ igr