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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-31

HNRAl 4! N4UEt 4 l1Hts HIT
4 LONG evenings approach, the demand for gOu,
"A clear LGuT. free from smell and smoke, increasea-
We respecully invite all who wish good light, free OF
the above objections, examine the Phosphen Lamps
and for gale al the Queensware Store No IS Monio
Street, near the Posi- Office, Wheeling, Va. Another
sonen with without shades has Just been received
sent. j X. DENHAM Il Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-31

Sole Leather.
n 30 Lbs Leather just received per Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and for sale by
n27 BERGER g. HOFFMAN.
~ NEW DEPOT INTELLIGENCE
e Il the world hereby informed that at the New
Depot of J. L. Bush, opposite the Northwestern Bank
ain street. the New York and Baltimore daily papers,
t-as the HERALD. SUN PATRIOT, AMERICAN and
Eastern news an literature received and ready
distributed through the express some two hours
than the same news can be received through Uncle
mails, and all this i'll spite and defiance
prosecute the subscriber for being lttls more
- than Uncle Sam.
I'd part of MY Novel; just received.
L L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-31

Black velvet -RibbOnS.
pLACK VevetRibbons, erery variety ofwidts, just re
ID eeivedby o. W. HEISKELL, & co.
nov2 ~ I1r- = -
IL BBLS. Nuts; Princess and Lisbon paper shell! Ivca
~ Sicily JordOn. bitter and sheIIed Almonds, English
walnuts bers cream nuts, Euts and chesnuts in
store and for sale by -
dec16 s. II. WOODROW.
A MOTHER lot OF Mckee, Robert.ons premium Blank.
"a cts, Tweeds, Cassmeres Fannels, Lnseys, Wooden
Yarns-a at factory prices by
der1n w n. MOTIF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
Summer Retreats.

BOARDING AZ THROGs NECK. >TCHES
I'D TER-Oue Families b provided with please csea-
healthy lueuiEe OF p NDr
HILL, on tie pace, OF AZ No SIS GTeenWich s.
BOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY for the SUM
I'D NFP or LONGER Or the lire Of IRE Neshageu Hudson
Eiyer Harlem Ra roai aid Mt Two et thee a9as ia nc
city Ladies Two good sized rooms vii b. rqre Atss
Nj TAYLOR Box No rs Post flee Ncwiork stng terms &c
CHICAGO.-GEOW GAGE, Of Boston, andDAVlD
- GAGE ofBs Falls have ssssd for term q ysaS as
wei-kIown FREMONT HOUSE ChCaso a. owned and 0sntsy
Couh The fremont the largest td best
furnished hotels in the Uuec aad the sn-cs All
r Jsms AIKEN formerly connected with th Unon House Spuns
Mass. Il nce Jerrysl will Be- o. ne principal .sl
Travellers respectfully invitrd GAGE BROTHER
fremont House Chicago, April IS 1855
GUNNER BOARD.-A family or eight or ten per-
- sorscsu Obtain Board private family The stuaon ts
beautiful lake Unsurpassed for rs agbuty ana prospects,
fishing snd house on toe Hadson RIVER n
IA from NYoTk By Hudson River Railroad Address
TIE LANE office Of TIE Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
Real gstats for Sale.

A TTENTION, MANUFACTURERs.--A RARE
"A CHANCE oFFEREDTbe attention Of Capitalize and Manu.
called desirable locations ,r say ma
tsetung purposes found Ia the United states lac ooey
ebres about fifty Of level land beasnfay ~ teo
foasrg PhpburE opposite % ka<ton r. lIs nofns
Canal the NewJeIsey Central RAILROAD % Nez lor ana ne Bel
Delaware Railroad Phsep All a msfo1n4
this property the Delaware DIVISION o. s lana.
Csns esdps 10 he great coal reg Pesnyy all tus,e
ters pass directly By tins property - 20. Mfp1ed
United for the uppJ q coat 10 ae tr pofts
nor Of every product the tive great
"a the tune being railroad three
Ia the vicinity and most Of these horoesh
~ aiss de and profitable Coopers Furnace,
b @ h, favorable location has been kept sacoc<sfai
sn.,a;on fh,onsh sIl the ehzDs Of the times.
The propstors sp telling satisfied that Their location has
~ ntas cheap desiroae
- setoss erected Immediately upon o. hess sndA e
.s Sambsr BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES tor private s
- an Hands overlooking al the Above
so DE De and Lehish Rivers Manauers csgssss -
r~r,ons price iF most ssS -
and situations rtsdenccs -.
si.it he and Judge for hs mseyes Any
20 the subscriber wi" receive s HICKMAN EsssuP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

DARE CHANCE.-A long-established and protitible
IL and Real Estate business tor sale AtFs T. D.
Tribune Ofoe
ITO JOURNEYNEN SASH and BLIND MAKERS
Two thoOush workueu having AL ,is,n Of ,a may
have constant emp good wyes ami share e d.
BESIDES by addressing B. L. O. Box LISA PosOhcs Y r.
u OOl CARATS of FINE LOOSE DIAM Nd
= .OOO to he sold - per esrst Apvly TO LOUIS ~
RI(H Nc So Reaes ANY person hsvinE large diamonds tos
VII 10 well 70 call Anrch The b. cash vi B. gwen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
Mem Publications.

ROBERT CARTER d BROTHERS, No. 20
Bg9Swsy R1S1 il Tt Ppsi Sof H,,o % m
go etn. fine edition Is GEMS The s vols c,tb
'd w%s6 s. i SSp R46 III so9 IS cent?
THE THE s ssEE HYMN SnHSi COOK By Bona.
S{ BiEIH 81 FsT E' " v 81
GHRRadeK 9 IN 2TrR 81 iS
HIsFo q r P6g HH N$FSGE9S
M 3R RSS OF n nA X ES B Bbs TIE fE
81 RaBRR4 E xS TIE A hosE hanbA S
Mars HALEs NEW COOK BO0K.-Ihe Tenth
sonen 1 eocd cT fsEery Mother end Daughter should
THE LADIES, NEW BOOK OF COOKERY; A Practical
sYsTIM TOR PRIVATE FAMILIES TowS AND COUNTRY Drec'
lions Carving with Anang9s the Table for Psss and conduct
Preparations of Food for Inyads AID for Sden By Mrs 5 Hale
Hae New Book Cookery and Complete HOu'eksepe' Ne"
If there is subject upon which American ladies as general
thing need instruction more than upon any o'ne ~ S nj pre-
Inc digestive powers making egegous demands upon their hus
ssan ran bs more laxuou and expensive yiands
w. III rnd into the Cookery of ali nations and unfods
secrets kitchens from the eoager TO the monarehsrom the
to choose how to preserve cook how decorate how TO
dr., edns plainly andineGsent well printed
yoome Of nearly five hundred pssss sa Oy
Published handsome illustrated Bound
copies Gil ''P'' '0''' LONG BROTHER, No. Ann-st
And or SAFE by al boOkHeitIs
CCHUBERTH q Co.'S MUSIC DEPOT, No 256
- Broadway request the public inspect their Immense
stock piano violin violone harp, orches
ira The greatest United States OF slo0O0 worth
OH Orders for foreign and American
Music will be attended to with promptness
r ELLA; On, THE lSLAND.-CHAS. 5. FRANCIS
IL Co publish Day beautiful book for persons
LEILA; Or THE ISLAND. BY Anne Frazer Tyler illustrated
with original designs by On Price 70 cents.
especially valuable for their religious
srt perfect aud with which she sketches from
juvenile powers which might be anbtiouy displayed
but canTot be better bestowed" Quarterly Review.
LEILA IN ENGLAND. Sequel 10 Leila, or The Island
LILA HOME. BY Ire author Of "lelain England &c
GRIMNSS HOUSEHOLD STORIES and German Popular Tales
HANDBOOK OF NETWORK and Strangers Guide the City
and Fnyhons. With e Maps and Illustrations -
ARBELL Tale for Young People BY Jane "inn%d Hooper
a PoFTss DAY DREAMS. BY Hans Christian Anderson
ENGLISH TALES OF THE OLDEN MIS- by Maria HACK
BRFWER'S GUIDE TO ENGLISH COMPOSITION
THE STAR IN THE DESERT BY the author Of Trap to
Caicn Sunbeam"
NEW BOOK by the author of Sunnyside."
~ THE LAST LEAF FROM SUNNYSlDE BY ~ Trasta
With Author b. Austen Phelps and Portrait of
' TAorGHTS ON THE EDUCATION OF GIRLS. By Mrs Anna
TIE BEHAVIOR BOOK, Manual TO- Ladies BY Miss Leslie,
NIGHT THs PEACE Cross. BY T. L. 7sc.
UNCLE SANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cares Heavenly
Discipline ana other Sketches BY Harriet beeeheT stowe;
FUNNY STORIES AND PICTURES, Tor very htte reopie'
FREEDLEY's PRACTICAL TREATISE ON BUSINESS. 18th
LEILA or THE ISLAND By Anna Tyler. Finely illus
"'' f''"'' CHAs. S FRANCIS Co. No 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
Chanees for Business Hlen.


RARE CHANCE.-Dry Goods Store to let, aad
n Fixtures for Of the best thoOashires e
The stock excellent order sss dong good
The for selling viii be frankly stated IN an Interview Address
HAMILTON, 81 this Ofice.
EOR SALE-The Patent Right Of SHERWOOD
PRISNATIC TURNING LATHE. for the Countes OF New
Yo-k Kings for turning pillar neel PosA
baDrssrs bed piano eE er pos abe egs Ootae oA
ert 6c poyeUne form desired Machines 10 operation ~
daily we'd for 81 kinds Of poly sorie tunfnk apply 20
n & VAN ANDEN corner Of Tompkns and OrAndss7 OF 70 Il
SHERWOOD. No l5s Broadway.
EIRE ENGINE for SALE.-A large double-decked
Philadelphia Ere Engine n god odsr Tor sale o" inquire a.
No. ~ Weren't after 2o'eloek IN
TOR SALE, CHEAP, or EXCHANGE-A Cotton
Nil Looms snd preparation for - iozetnsr Win
fr,;sie Dsaug Hocse ~a other on,
The Nils are n situate , ~ .as e. For
fuI ssseripiion the property address '" HAhLIS Co.
Prsif. hollow, Madison Co n. y.
ONE or TWO ENERGETIC MEN OF the highest
" integrity capacity, who furnish rom 70
m sh and ysh 20 engage and most highly
business In the Of machine Of universal
spphafon sfactoy evidence Of ne pots
Sc nature business and Be aided p y .ae
r-s AID propetors Azores W 81, Tribune Oce staring ea
name sse capital which can Dc furnished
VIOOLEN FACTORY for SALE-The Trustees Of
w the AUBURN wOOLEN COMPANY VIII 81 az P1oYe
Auction once Of the Company A1Darn on ~
prrs Maehirery Real Estate Power stt 70
ard MAfeAs al the personal property and ese % me
BUM wooLkN COMPANY Connected With OF ne. % zoe
Carrying Of the sd Factory The fasto "A a. ,
ard can continued BY the eens Las NIL
ard schery srae condition Win AZ ne .'csl IN
NE rosr Stating and pswer for that obe The Ma
IeIy In operation cards 81 ous and ossr .ehn
s cry ~ sppsshon % Ii. Trustees before that dsJ
(sisned) IhoAAs l. ho"' IN 'e'i''"I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
fouscs noanteo.

NyT ANTED-Rooms without Board, on second floor
w plainly neatly furnished eeu'es house By sIily
rear possible the side OF the preferred Ae
ss, Minus Tribune Oce stating and location, with ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

DEADER BOY-Wauted, an intelligent Boy who
HI can read manuscript copy with AGILITY Apply
BAKER GOODWIN Co.'S Printing QGge, Tnesne Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

~sADAME HENRIETTA SONrAG intends lalfer
NJ rs Of the present 'a'oo in BO't M to wat and CIV
gTE;s;yib 3: 2T Ri S:EwHAyEN E0gHEEsTEab
SALEM sPRiNGFIEID' oswEGO
HH23ES5hg H1SsD c. I STES: E SFE54L7
S%a SEGES5FEE H. g gE8I6tusr, fAGGS sRk
METROPOLITAN HALL.-H b. DODWORIH'
wi s5T,b and lat GRAND CONCERT on SATURDAY EVENING
~ n 49, on ch oecs viii e assisted BY TIE fol ln
Como B eito and celebrated Pianist Prot Robert Heller King
fsPs s,, Is cents; for sale at Doa~orh CO.. Music Sore
10 as9 BIO.d~sy m n Is. sons NO. ~ 0fOA"' 1n' At ~
METROPOLITAN HALL.-The AMERICAN MI
vi Steal FUND soGETY hs N sR9Sss MIS-
re- reg Music MoNpAY EvESSG NJ d 81
IL ise .s41 70 me GRIND sTRA s1d CHORUS
Npses CONDUCTORS VT: daso ID ois ~
Ri.s 70 be procured Of wnl Hall Son 81 Broadway
rVNHE NEW BURIE SQUE Of MACBETH, at the
ST CHARLES with the PIRATE DO TOR m ns Gn o. 80
This beautiful TestS5 20 5 ssy ds SasS WIN ''' most
CHTNFSE SALOON, No $50 Broadway Ill
" WEEK Of Mr. JOHN OWNS ,,,g,,sc ,,.u;..;,u
C5,c upT IL half price. Doors open at y commence
'iii Ticket Once open from II '4 DAILY E. BURGESS Agent
DANVARD's GEORAMA-The ssupeudOus Runs OF
- Bssee CITY Of BeJoot M2s1qs Of az 20 Ss &
LY LAND being an addition OF coo let Of canyas
Estbns No Broadway Admission cents Children ma
pres , - ,,,,I ~, :, =, ~
srTrSElJM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES, olUl-
Nk yEsANr INSTITUTE,
no So Broadway. -
Foaronic ana
mac Reusins imported direct from Egypt and sa - tat
expense BY Aobo during Of gP~sa OF .nty Ss
mt the is t r. rooa cpep duns
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsiGN.-Now open
~ AZ the Oalaes No Bredway opposite Bondst from a
70 daily the 9th Annual Exhibition containing nearly -"
giua Works in Staiuary (uever exodl oy LVn
ststs q cents Season Tickets ~ cents
TNHE WASHINGTON EXHIBl1ION-ln aid OF the
YorE Gallery Of Fine Ara "A choice collection Of Pc
ss row open from "a NJ till 10 P H. at American Art Union
galleries No Broadway Abundance % cent? season Tickets
Scents
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS-The Hall No.
- 3 Broadway Of sPenad having ben rega5d and
repoy aed by Mesrs H. d. BURkHARE Rapln2
aDo Tipping Mediums WOULD respectfully invite the hteai on OF
Manifestations whlch they permitted
10 .ive EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING, hom TO ard
from 10 AdmittsDce 20 c'nu =.
NB-Can be seen daily to 2 1t No II Hudsonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

V,O LET-The Store No. 5l7 Greenwich-st; suitabl
Il for Dry Goods or Fancy business Aoplyto A., an, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

V'O LET-Together separately, IN Leonard-st., No
ILL., the large Basement Room first noor two Rooms,
second Room Of house inhabited BY French
auii chi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

ITO LET-The second story OF House No. 4l3 Broad
way (west rde Lspenad % by le2 feet an el
location ALd Of light business Apply 70 r. DiCkik NO
Ia ChambeTset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
.mW YORK TRIBUNE.
wuP NEw.YORK TRIBUNE,


ga EreoFEAN CIRcuLArios, -
49, - 5,sS,,srs of each Nal Steamer fos LvsP ;
,sy en- s. year any part Of Great briLs'n of >
--.s.-s ,ssfs<e iDc luffd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

,sseS svogy TUEsDAY sEd gslpAV naorlns - s~stss
- sor - IS Tn fr 80 AdyItlssi o.
gs..n- - i,sert,on 0RSgLeY McELRAIh, To-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
Just Published
EIRsT BOOK for CHILDREN:-VAUGHAN

Il sPELLER, DEFlNER AND READER FOX BEGlNSEks
pleasing eadng pleasant and ne oua
10 crrec win the heart 70 the love Of
God and 10 the practice Of Virtue BY Mis- A. Vaughan, of MIS-
Sis
ohiectso Of he wor
l-To teach children spell words correctly 70 pronounce
woids correctly, and % know what they
To them read read correctly and understand VIVA
they read.
correctly showing them how 70 avoid
rropre,ies language by early Aocistns then minds
ideas with their proper words.
4t-To them think correctly and 70 act correctly
Comics will be by mall prepaid to Nv
Ing out town by RENTING . cent 70 ne Pnohsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

IA c.lFofss OFESoS I'D I,E sAS s. -, ~
80 % ~ departure q scr MAJ ste1mef 'of up
80 osEif pr oopJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

GTORES 10 LEr.-Several new Stores on the most
- ege OF 9tsv and very pleasant for one OF NOR. yea
Rent a6thst doors OF
NJ OF paroi Kitchen and bedrooms each Croou
noor Kent eitO 20 Apply W
smith, a RARNES No. ~ 6lh.av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

ITO LET-A suite Of well-ghted Offices on second
floor Of building No Franklin square suitable for Physician,
EDgAyer &c. Appyto FIRTH, POND Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
BOARD anb Rooms.

FARMERS HOTEL, Nos. 2i5 and pa Washington
hoard and lo.rss; borisrs without lodgings al -
per week.
AN UNFINISHED FRONT ROOM and BED
n ROOM BOOM for singe Gentlemen NJ. Is hadonst,
opposite - JohiispsIk Reference required
A FEW GENTLEMEN can obtain pleasant Rooms
~ with partial Board, - No. = West llth-s
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can have a pleasant
"A s,condstory Room Bedroom ana Pantry with good Board on
Moderate BY applying immediately al No IL n-st
4 GENTLEMAN and LADY, or single Gentle
~ man can accommodated with elegant PaTor ard irge
bedroom attached, ii desired with Board small geneel family
Apply az No. - 2tav.
4 TTENTION!--ROo to let with or without board,
~ 29 Clinton place The house W be ready
the reception OF bordeB May " al being newy htsd up
A DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM on second door.
~ Bedrooms let with Boari desed but two blocks
Broadway. Apply At No 20 Greene Il References required
A FEW SELECT FAMILIES and GENTLEMEN
~ he dated with suit Single Rooms VITA fl OF
Partial No. 81 West ID g. within block Vt BroadNay
The house h class hot and cold baths containing al me
modern improvements, and location eligible
A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be accommo-
men where they have the comforts OF homo ke ncs
exchanged Cali No 81. George sPaee East Ss near %V
A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, or three single
N Geb,lemen, desiring the comforts home have pesiH
with Board No Is Moitonst Huisons References
exehm ged
BOARD at UNION HOUSE. No. 277, 279, and 2Sl
AtHu5ons Spring suite OF Rooms hand
furnished small family be had It this and COM
reasonable terms hto Que or Two single ROns
gentlemen Boaders accommodated reasonable
var,y uleosant parlor and RedrOom may
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

CFRvANTS WANT PLACES-CoOks Chamber
- mad Nurss Leu srtse-. Mattresses; $50 VI ar
Wsies places ocs bsst Office tor good rvaa ey "a
-' 49, T. P. SAUNDERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

A $ NURSE and SEAMsTREss, by an English WOma
N experienced capable has objection TO travel a la
or 20 in he county Inquire No $50 Broome corner OF Orcha
n. in the crocl cry store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

s CHAMBERMAID, or Nurse and Seanstress, Dy a
n peeabe Young Woman with good City reference Would
have country for the summer Gan De seen
fnr I've daYs No 81 lib 81. betWeen Avenue sndC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

MARVIN Il HITCHCOCK, Importers, Publishers
WI Booksellers General Dealers In Bank Rocks
Writing Psper Of American French English manufacturer Music
and Musical Instruments MARVIN HITCHCOCK,
NO lcS hontsonery-s, San Francisco.
A., rs hAsy yrss1 ~ onee New Yeri las N..s.us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
mants.

Cooks, Washtls and roners, by raj oi the
n best esss 4 sfryans Also b nse thIro shy e.
bic Pr Gu IA fsrf
se,rstr.ssss excel &c sr p rss
n HANkING's OHc-. 81. 10TH - Fu 90 Br't-1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-20
POSTSCRIPT.
RIOT nN MAILMAN


WHEELISG Oct. ls.-An extensive riot has broken GU,
on the nempheld Railroad. section three There had
been difficulties for several days DAYS and TO d,v
officer Blakmore. while In the act of serving an at
tAehnent on the contractors, "Keley Hail was resist
Cd 10y the laborers, when general riot ensued Tho
State FencibleS, Capt Lorng, have been ordered out
GOVERNOR DlGLER- THANKSGIVING.
PHiLADILrBiA, Oct. l7.-Goyernor Bigler and lady vii
arrive here this afternoon from Harrisburg their way
to Nes York to view the Crystal Palace
Governor Bgler has issued his proc amaton naming
The 9TH Thur'dsy Of November for IN nk-giying d.y
THE CHOLERA AT SEA
NEW YORK. Oct lS-The ship Sagadahock of Bath
Maine from Gutenberg for Boston with Ia,
been spoken at sea- suffering terribly with the cholera
fy'eght OF her passengers had already died. and four
teen were still sick.
INAUGURATION OF MAYORS
fniLAprLrnIA, Oct lS.-Mayor GiTin was inanruratel
at noon to-day with appropriate ceremonies.
Mr. Howell Mayor Ut the Northern Liberties was nau
gurated at ten o'clock this morn <.
STEAMER SUNK
CIScISNArI, Oct 1.-THE CINCINNATI St Louis and
Louisville steam packet Georgetown, sunk at Grand
Tower on the Mississippi, lev days since The boat vas
a total loss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-20
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
wEDNEsDAY-Oe,obs,Ie

WEDNESDAY-Oetober 10
EXCHANGE HOTEL joins p B.t,,s,
Crime, Hanover sR Joncs Roanoke
At- Gtines, 10 Is Eil,r,,s,.r al,
Nss Grimes. do NJ N iytt, - =.
Mis- X l. N,llorJ, Va Mi-. = I.W,lt,,J y,
A Marshall & l. Charlotte W u R,p,io,,h U.,,i,,
Ms harshal, do il wilkins, LouI1n
NJ Matthews LeNisburg \ ID Co. - I, it'1''l
w Coclough, SO SN K.vs M
DR. } w Wade. Seotisville 4 J Bl.ni do
Mrs Dr " & - arren hive KTU,,;s Ia,
chtliren and sst Nc j Wade and 10, .i.,.,.
Il Il p.o,on, Ia Montgomery
sebooldelI, Lynelburg R(neI, y.
Gov Juhrson Va Dr " e., =,
T. l. SNYDER Salem H. A. \,
Jones, Petersburg yusr,nvs t,.-i,,...,f.
W Elan and sist, Henr;co Mr. I.,yon Y,
Logon, q SIT, Nyrf,!k ME- E.ti, I,,ov.-
~, - T'pu!' is''i spHrS Griffith, lady and servant
Icyton Amherst Pnrt.u,utb '
- .n'fuam IhAs City beams, Bedford
~ . huHm' fhl w Il Rp,uc L,ncLlurg
=, - Il, " "l"er' Va Mrs " u Roauc do
u Rowe FfcdcricksL'c ! l. Gouljir ~
" " "-on bV w II Watkins BAIT
vi llOfEL-J Wright Caroline; " Is Cruno. DIR T
llhT, Il Meredith, y Kent q y Ssin U,t,,y.,. > : A.
irony Mallory, Petersburg; Il w Ro., Gl.uc.,,,.
II hn",s' pGtersourg' l. Whaling, Lyucal.urr; W
hhtwnod, Y; g 4 Lynch . g. Lynrb \ n Tis, :,
= x Hail. Bait J = Il Crav ford, Redmond ''-"' .
AMERICAN HOTEL $ lia!-., 4 lady ~. Ct.,.,.
W. layton u Hugh. r. Mi Mu;r, Iyucthur. 4 "
BAILEY S,agn,on; } u Boco,k 4 l.,l,, "a: iWiiey
Am,'i', L Il Pierce. X; \ Cuti G,,,Ir,I :. T. r.
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NE. LEFEBVNE's SClUOI.

NIX LIZ EBNhES SCHOOL.
LEFEBNEE 4. NJ will aa ri- srs- Monday 81, o-.,,-
succeed Mr.. McaI rhar-, COL t.r It,rr,, 90
~ S no. 10 -innnl aHi viii be prepared sy &, re-
'tyf tLii--, 40 Ter late T.-lirr-- Grace street
MI le'thsrv or years connected viii ~ "
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