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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-22

Ia The EUensng STAR" published by
our friend TATE. at Washington. D. c., is a
spicy, sprightly sheet; and we are pleased
to observe its improved appearance of late.
Pennsylvanian.
Thank you, neighbor. "They all say so. %
Your good opinion is perfectly O. K. "Penn
Franklin" has been of the same opiHion for
some weeks.
Hope we don't intrude.
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Hope we don't intrude.

h~ The press, without one exception
that we have noticed, speak out in strong
terms of appreciation of the general features
of the Navy Bill, reported from the Com
mittee ON Naval Affairs, in the Senate, by
Commodore Stockton, their chairman. This
is q good bill; it ought to pass.
bill somewhat similar in its character
has been introduced by General Shields,
with reference to the Army.
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NOTICES.

Bs% The members of Covenant Ledge of
Odd Fellows, are to meet on to- morrow at
l o'clock ?, NJ, fer the purpose of attend
ing the funeral Of their late brother, Richard
Walker, Georgetown. Members of other
Lodges in good standing are invited to at
tend
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WIZARDS HOTEL

WIZARDS HOTEL.
u VI hambelon ia G Di kSon Del
" SoIIerS ma Miss Reed do
Capt Nc yluney M Miss Cole Va
J Liverman y Y " : Newman 6o
VT Safer 10 y l. stevens Ga
" Dlckinson 9ia3y Ill PNhipple DO
MIR Low brc ) y MIA Ms No,t,, T.
Mrs stolS Va Miss Charles Il sery'f IN
IL Alien y q u Bundy me
j Nay DO 4 l. Clarke do
pnnklrk NY NJ Carria- ton do
bIduie y Mr. Peters md
Dr. Porter Miss Connpr 10
L hHan Z d Goddard Ny
L L Bond Mass
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ASHES TO AsHEs!-Mr. Muf1es measured
his length in Boston on Wednesday. AS he
iay thus PROSTATE he muttered, Il have no
desire to see the city burned down. but de-
voutly wish the streets were laid IN ashes"
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a@ Temperance Hall, the refuge from
storm Of intemprance which is desolating the
land. Come up, ye who are expose to its
deadly blast, and take refuge in the pledge.
Meeting every Sunday night at o'clock.
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BROWNS HOTEL,

A Purdy Y G. W Norris p,,.
Dr u Dance md A LYMAN chi,
Ii Bouidin DO RS HnIbarj "
" Mowry do L Nosicy mss
y i Eoahd GO NcCorkIe Va
IL W Herbert Va J A t;,aba,n do
"%.ioWaE ND Whiting 60
III G Harvey 10
l. Garri5tt \ Y JSTtson MI
BriJ7m n 10 g Richards 10
: Williams Va Gen " IL Richardson G.,
D & Neal 10 r II Tbsrn IN III
), :. Cre'ldenln . i Z Chambers lady c
b Is Ih0 -PS2l Phil Va
A StsNaEt r I II Lairl & lady do
Smi'h / ! " II Kerry md
IL CI~roe 90 q i Bea.c 10
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON:
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1853.
A New Race of Beings!


so much has been said in the papers re-
Gently about the equality of the human fami-
II, and especially since those nondescripts,
tae Boomers, came IN vogue, that it becomes
al interesting study to enquire into the
uaity of our race.
A writer in New York paper-a right
smart member of the gentler sex-hits off
some Of these modern notions in first rate
style. She describes what she shrewdlv
calls new race Of beings, in manner well
worth reading.
Now, just read what this woman says,
cad then look around and see if you can find
any Of the strange race she is describing
within the perlieus of Washington.
DESCRIPTION
"The representative of this race is now
cutie common in many parts OF the Western
Continent and in several of the European
md Asiatic Provinces. He appears mostly
fitted for temperate Enthusiastically found
10 the frigid zone, and in the tropical re-
gions becoming quite inferior in size and
beauty. He can walk erect with the aid CT
a cane, of which he is particularly fond He
IL somewhat domestic in his habits, often
found in the neighborhood of large cities,
where he spends much of his time in kind
II simpering monkey chatter, pleased with
attracting notice. In his initiative powers
he surpasses even the parrot and will often
carry ON long mimic conversation, for the
.lrst time rather amusing. His love Of APP
probation is strikingly eyeloped-manifest-
Jag q decided preference for the ladies, who
r..ent, render him quite docile, and for them
lie will exert his utmost powers to please;
displaying, at times, a kind Of mock wit
his nearest approach to intellect.
''The sterner sex, however, find him quite
unmanagable, except by gifts appealing to
Lis vanity; of which even the peacock ca n
boast no larger share. This exhibits itself
IN a love of glitter, and peculiar taste for
e.entleman'5 apparel, which he appropri
ates to his own use, at every possible
opportunity, (even to the hat and watch,
nd when he is equipped, assuming all the
Importance of slave upon his masters
lorse. His moral sentiments appear to be
lacking and what is still more singular, it
las been ascertained, las if in contradic
ton to natures highest arrangements that
i e has no heart Thus the great fountain
o. life being minus, he must of necessity,
subsist, like the plants, on atmospheric
Eases. This renders him unable to endure
the least fatigue, 50 that teachable as he
may be, he can as a laborer be of no posi-
bic service to ma kind. And when the
fower-like constitution fails-When the but
terfy existence ceases, we can only wonder
Why Fop should live so long"
Can it be possible that this fair is describ-
jng any one of race now inhabiting the
city of Washington?
We merely ask for information.
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A Fact.

When the accomplished and eloquent
Soule had concluded an address in the Sen
ate, lady in the gallery opposite was so
carried away with the pathos of the gifted
Southerner, that she waved her embroidered
white 'kerchief to him with that air of pride
and triumph beautiful woman alone can dis
play As her lily hand was waving to and
fro, the fragrance from her 'kerchief 50 filed
the Senate Chamber, that crowds of ladies
clustered around her, and she was suddenly
aroused to consciousness by the INQUIRY on
all sides:
so! where did you get that elegant per-
funnel"
The happy lady turned her deep clear
eye toward her enquirers as she answered !:
"Where do l get my perfume, did you
ask? Why, at the Parker's, of course"
Every lady left the gallery at once and
fastened to obtain the precious article.
Well, they did!
:" Home, sweet home" is the song that
we never heard man sing, after he had
been married seven or eight years"
Syracuse Star.
Except, perhaps, an Editor of q Daily Pa.
per, who is seldom at home that it is always
novelty.
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
French, FEsTUS II. MOORE, esq.,, to MALVINA,
daughter of Sewall ntnell esq, late of Watertown
New York
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Ing the funeral of their late brother, Richard
Walker, Georgetown. Members of other
Lodges in good standing are invited to at
tend.
hH Temperance Hall, the refuge from
storm Of intemprance which is desolatinr the
land. Come up, yc who are exposed to its
deadly blast, and take refuge in the pledge.
Meeting every Sunday night at clock.
Gsc5@ The Congregation Of Union Chapel
will hold their annual missionary meetings
Oh Tomorrow. \ sermon by the Pastor in
the morning at IL o'clock; and an address
IL the evening, at Z o'clock, by Rev. Dir
Peck. 4 collection for Missions will be
taken up Curing the day.
Ez5@ j sermon in behalf Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be preached
by the Rev. J. G Butler, at the Lutheran
Church, corner OF Il and lIth streets, to-
morrow evening, at Z! O'Clock. The mem
bers and the public generally are repectlul-
ly invited to attend.
G&S5@ The Methodist Protestant Church.
Ninth street. Rev Samuel K. Cox will
preach on 10 morrow morning and after
n00u.
IT, President Wheeler, Of Vermont, will
preach providence permittipg) in the
First Prebyetrian Church, Four-anti a half
street, 10 morrow at IL o'clock A. II. and
and at 30 ?. u.
BIZ The Twelfth Anniversary Of the
Youths Missionary Society connected with
the street Presbyterian Church will be
held in the church TO morrow at 81 O'Clock.
Several addresses may be expected The
public are invited.
RSJ~ Mr.. Gallaher viii preach in the
Capital to morrow morning, at II o'clock.
Also, in the Island Hall, corner Of sixth
street and Virginia avenue, to morrow
evening, at I o'clock. The public are re-
specially invited to attend
Gszg@ The Teachers Association will meet
at the Smithsonian Institution this evening,
at y O'Clock. DR.. L. D. Johnson will de-
liver lecture Oh the s'Hist0ry OF Mnemonic
art and the aid it furnishes in prosecuting
many Of the studies pursued incur schools"
The lecture will be illustrated hy Il large
historical and mnemonic chart. The public
are invited
~ Dr.. Dewey Will deliver discourse in
the Unitarian Church tomorrow night. ut
half-past o'clock. Subject: Divine ORR
gin Of Christianity"
Ky Rev. Geo. Clark viii preach at the
Congregational Church tomorrow, at II A.
NJ. and z. II. Subject for the evenings
discourse: Therefore hath he mercy on
whom he will have mercy, ana whom he will !
hardene:h"
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

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TYSON 10 . " Rp,.rs K lad: Pa
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Miss Il " Oh DO Hiss II } Wait 90
Mss Z Wood 10 J II Uai-nt 10
Miss IL ''aws III 10 n Eai>tey -
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MIS- L, So BtIt Co p3... gpd
j Il Smith Z,
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DORTE MGNAIES.-Just recc yed = sun
ply OF and beautiful Fort Moaa:es II
Pearl, Ivory, Silk, and Leather. Also, Scar ~. eS
China Segar Holders new style, and many ether new
goods, fer sale CHEAP, at
LANNON'S
Comb ard Fancy store,
jan 22-eo35 eth ST. = doors below E.
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FANCY ARTICLES, PEaFUMERY. &C.

FANCY ARTICLES, PE2FUMERY. &C.
NOW on hand and for sale at Statione-s' all al
- joi ling the Irving Hotel extensive "ssort-
ment Of Perfumery, Farina Cologne, Sans IoIst and
either SOAPS Balm Of Columbia, Tooth Powders,
Brushes and all other artc IS pertaining 70 tie Toilet
Also the Water Proof French Polish for Boots
and Shoes
All of which we will sell at least thirty per cent
cheaper than thev car be purchased elsewhere
Muse ur cents per page. Call at
ian bit STAT1ONERS' HALL
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ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR.

OK = a VI z y rs EUEt I n u E1AIN.
MFRS. s. PARKER is just opening
Nl Marrabout fe ithers, for the hair, tipped with
gold and silver.
Ostrich feathers, for the hair tipped with gol 1
and silver.
God and silver TUE
A large Is ortmeut Of rich pars Ribbons
Pearl Ivory. Red Bone and Sandal Wood Fans.
hiitts Gloves, Flowers, Bracelet. Dress Combs,
e. PARhEkS
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pa av:
ian o0-3t News copy under National H1teis
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CHEAP GOODS.

CIAE III OOUAD
T HAVE on hand 90 pieces figured Mousse aines,
I which I am Offering at is and l62l cents, worth
flom % to 371. Also, 30 E;eces Plan coIored En-
9Th herinos, in every shad", from 81 t. 50.
so pieces figured, all wool, Nous &c Lanes, which am
closing out very cheap.
D. H. TEBRS. Eo4
ian 22-2w South side ave. bet 9th d. eth sts.
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!;z5y5@ Rev. Geo. Clark viii preach at the
Congregational Church tomorrow, at II A.
NJ. and z. H. Subject for the evenings
discourse: Therefore hath he mercy on
whom he will have mercy, ana whom he will
hardene:h.''
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NTOTICE.-Iha have On hand snail lot of Ingram
y aDd Cotton Carpets, which will close out at
prime cost. Also, Cloths Cassimeres FestiDgs. ard
Satinetts which l will sell It very small advance.
Those in want Of great bargains IN the aboTG goods
will please give a call.
u. II. TEBBS. No 1.
South side ave. bet. 9TH and 1th sts
jan 21--2w
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~ The Congregation Of Union Chapel
will hold their annual missionary meetings
on tomorrow. \ sermon by the Pastor in
the morning at II o'clock; and an address
IN the evening, at I o'clock, by Rev. DIR
Peck. 4 collection for Missions will be
taken up curing the day.
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b. The Twelfth Anniversary Of the
Youths Missionary Society connected with
tue street Presbyterian Church will be
held in the church omorrow at 81 o'clock.
Several addresses may be expected. The
public are invited
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-22

~ Dr.. Dewey will deliver discourse in
the Unitarian Church Tomorrow night, at
half-past o'clock. Subject: Divine ORR
gin Of Christianity
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RATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr.. L. 4. NARSHALL...........S9I Sol. LESSEE.
Fourth appearance Of the distinguished AGREES
and Auth9rcss, Mrs. NUWATT
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WHEELING 81 Isl
sPRING OF is53.s777-5 ) =
al VIM. t. SELBY.ss5
WHOLESALE DE! !AlTTlD TAT

- 2 =
y ..5evM. ~. SELBY.aS6 7l5.5s
WHOLESALE DEALER INssss
Foreign G. Domestic DRY Ssoo,s.s7 "a !.
NO. o. III Main ST, West side, bettoeen Monroe anu
Union sts. II - tf5i
Wheeling, Va M $3.50,
from importers and nj MsnSes.l,
goods adapted trade o this section as S
IN any houe East or West to which would respecthiIy
te515t DRESS GOODS.
In BLACK silks. apaeas popns layns, de laines ng
makes ana soors Ase senefs sseek 81 Of best
other trimmings in variety. And OF 1E =. :. 20 ~ ~
t}stesis ~ MEMS WEAR.
In Cloths cassimers sattinetts nerino eaasin,a,a.
tyyseds and summer cloths; also Cotonades Def.
mis- blue drills brown linens, linen drills nankeens ana
mems and palm hats Leghorn Canton hats so
wool brash hats etc; with full stock of linen and cot.
drilgs, ckings checks, shrtfng stripes etc broSvn
and bIeached masnsi with good stock Of 6ie eoos
In the - - :. 5eSs
As cambrcs, jaeonets, Irish nens laees threads bnt
tons hosiery gloves combs, etc:. an their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as well in
mar26 s. W.T.. sEIBY. q
ta McCLALLENS S Il KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS 4AND5 SHOES, !t
Men nd Boys Palm Hats, Band Bores &C.,
+ at the tOeH known stand g
5aa5l Is Us of the, ,isg go, = t.5, - @
BIG RED BOOT.
VXTE receiving OUT Eastern ne
wv establishments, OF the largest aud best manufac
tured assortment ofBoos and Shoes for Spring Summer
been to order, aocordingto direc
tons, and are Intended expressly for retailing To our
CALI we can oer an unusually large variety or Boots ana
Shoes which we quality Of material and
the United States stock viii be found 70 consist, In
part, of the foowings gseasonable goods: 9 751G
4 sci
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
ent.Phoase,ne asn...

p OR Blu sRsN sNsGsIEN N n siAs ME-. ~
This LGsnp PoTtabe Light Confidently
yeeonnleladed ftse
VIE LIGHT is produced burning Of an aeriform
Gas which emitted in beautifn Jets small per-
loTati in platinas -
Gasis generated heat own
combustion acting ON the burner, with the LIQUID
in the Lamp Thus II is perfect and apparatus
Tor creating and burning aerifoEIn Gas. s7l
construction Is such that an possibility OF accident
use is and the Of
ats liable get
any other kind OF Lamp ItTeqires cleaning and trim
ming do the oiIand Gainphene burns equally
We'll either with without gass globe or pet
itectty free smoke odor.
HE opinions OF the scientific from
that al the Annual Fair the American Institute in f15
SILVER MEDIA 10 the INVENTOR and a )i.
poIa TO the the
ed the BE lest LIG HT ever exhibited to the Institute
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail BY
j. K DUNBAR q co.
Mo. 2S Monroe st, ssar the Post ONCE
selrl5 Wheeling. Va
Vt0R AisE.-L fnc horse, yearsold Also-o1e work
1- horse. al2I Z
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&. i9.t q elsaN NEW BRIT'AIN. d 8 s53'i v "
- CoNNECTicUT. 4
HAS appointed A. NJ. Adams agent sale OF his
III shirts Factory prices. Merchants Clohiers and
others desirons Of buying shirts of best and
cheapest make in the United States will call
ans clothing store, they viii find full assortment
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Pntrenize xour own DInnn.
wheelinp. 7SiiIss Faotorv

Wheeling Silk Factory.
MERICAN Silk, manufactured into superior sub.
stantil articles OF the various abrics now in at
ing The curious in such are Invited to call and see
the OF manufacturing, and those wishing to
chase Silks wholesale retail be supplied
able at Store, adjoining the Factory A.
M Adams S. Forbs', A. o Fairchild's, Marsh & Tay.
lors, and0. w. Heislds, Wheeling, Va, and at James
Richarson's Furnishing Ware House, No: 119, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. s{s-A "a
Our Fabrics are warrented pure Silk. have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS and gold and silycr medals,
at the American Instute New York, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
manufacturing and stock is large and seasomblc,
comprising satns, yestings dress
silks frnges eerayats handke!ehiefs Of white black
best twned silk, plain. Also shirts,
and half hose for gentlemen. h fsa f5s55t
Please patroniz this important branch
Orders forcvery variety ofsksprompt
1Merchsntable cocoons and Reeled silk bought,
- John w .,GIxI.
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MEMS BOOTS:

~ ilsls =. NO. 1s7. -
lwoMFN's aArTFRs,7 HKLF MEMS BOOTS.
n i oAETFRs AND JIMMY 1900 mems calf boots,
5g LIHDs. 1 200 men's goat boots,1
290 pr womens CATERS, 700 mems kip boots,
400 do half gators, 1000 mems bun and seal do
oO0 do walking shoes, MEMS BRoGAEs.
900 do pegged buskins, 1000 mems calf brogans,
900 do; kd buskins, slip t000goat brogans,
pers and Jenny Linds. =. /, 300 kip - do
Z Also, an assortment OF 600 buff and seal boots,
cIILpREN's BooTEEs. 1000 do thick do -.
!, 500 pr fancy boote9s BOYS, uooTs.
1000 kid & moyocco ts 600 pair boys calf boots,
|, 900 children,s peg,dH 700 do kip do
100 childrens goat /" 300 do thick do
MISSES BoorEEs 200 do seal do D
10 s...lEs nusRIHs. YOUTH
900 misses morocco lace, 500 pr youths calfboots ~
800 do = kip do St 800 do kip do
300 do calf do 900 do thick do
300 do kid and YOUTHS BRodANs.
rocco buakins 1000pr boys kip brogans,
100 do black blne, and 600 do calf do
bronzed CATERS, 600 do thick do
GUM SHOES. woMgs's LACE BOOTS.
1890 pairs mems gum shoes 1900 goat lace boots,
1000 do Mrs. do do 1000 calf do
500 do Misses do do 500 iii do
MENs AND PALM hats. 600 kip do '-75
1900 doz: mems and bo!s' BAND BOXES.
straw hats, the largest 1900 Band Eoxes, superior
sortment ever brought in. quality.
to the city,
French Root and Shoe kit leather sewing belts
&c doz Deer Skins, so sides alum tanned Cowhides
Thankful for the heretofore extendedto
mari 4 - : = q MeCLALLRNs & KNOX
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/. n. AMMAN. 8. IMAoUiRE.T r. REYNoLps-
AMMAN, M Iaguires and CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchant Is.
No. 81, MAIN STREET,
IS s7ss3. .ises9sf s 4 Wheeling, VA.
S01swil give prompt attention consignments From
theirlong experience in the and Forwardine
they are prera to oacr facilities eqs TO thai
Ieineianati Journal copy smi
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sP,e . d aud S. .afety

WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
W-EEIR-LY -EXzPRE,S,S!
NHE subscriber perfected his arrangements for run
ming regular WAGON LINE, forthe rapid transmits
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
Between the above sntioned points
This will be emphaticaly SAFE AND SPREpY AccoMMo-
PATTON which articles large and small entrusted
toit will be carried speediyand safely Tho Proprietor
hopes 10 secure patronage will amply sustain it,
aud afford a fair margin for a living profit.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTuREs.
LEAVTIoWhseng every Monday Wsdnesday and
O'clock each day u ,S3-;55iF f05l5 s
ELEAVE-Wash ngton every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ in Wheeling
O'clock, each Z: egenng - . Is = = e.
on Market Street. above Monroe nearly opposite
ington Hail. andin ngton, in the ofo.Tow,s
Store. mar26 L. W. STOCKTON.
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+ :, Market Square, 80 = ~
RE now opening unusually large stock of Fall and
Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps seiected with
care and at tho very best workshops
e o. + ' Whole
others who with we can oferyou goods
which we equal in quality OF material and work
20 those this or any part OF the
oGitsu sits Sta TODD SDEyoL.2s
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STEAM MARBLE jWORKS

a5.ss -ss,gss 4 66 MARKET ST., wHEELING,VA e5t
IINHE ESUBSCRlBER having made extensive arrange,
mcnts in the East for the supply arbe, con-,
The attention Of the public
Egyan Sienna, Anne other Marbles or the finest
qualities which be sold any other bish
mentiin the west S, z !Ss7f
Dealers would find advantage to inspect Ills
stock before purchasing elsewhere. & ~
His works. done in the most elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention of to examine his
stock Statary and other carved work. Cen
otaphs, Tobs, Head and foot stones yard
work in being enabled by his superior aci
tiles supply this lowe prices than
any other estab blshment in the country. .l5fl
IS Please give call and examine. my
5st.=1s 80 - SSsss q MICEiA Ell j. ROEAN. z
sansa9st ss Marble Mason and Vault Builder s
n5sAlso cacined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones warranted
at the Lowest trade prices. essfis 4 yId.D1i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-04
New Music Store.
Sign of tie Greeian .Trig gonum, No. 199

zssz-l.-,5 Js+FIoKIEs would respectfully an.
nounce to the ctzensso Wheeling and vi.
" elegant establishment for the sale ofvions,
Guitars, Vionceos, Flagolets, Flutes, Flies, Accorc
ons, Banjos and Tamborines. Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books for all kinds of Instrumental and FOR
singing. 41iilsssls4 :
Music the Piano Guitar, Flute and violin, also the
newest Songs Dnes, etc. and the very hest Roman
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings !.
Clarones, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tai Boards! 5Es ai
Bows for Violincelo and Violin. "
A. kleters Furniture Polish, for renoyang yarnishcd
such Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats any
descriptions OF Furniture. slt = =
Also for sale Agent Kleber, PftsbuTg Pianos
the first and best in the United States such
as Nuns and Clars grand and square Pianos Dun
hsm's Hallet and Aliens Boston Pianos, &c
Meodeons = 49, "a Sa z TI1l III ~
Aeeordeons, and aknd of ainstruments repaired
a tie lowestprices s's ~ B5is}s =. Ii. 8