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piauo- fortss.

piano- fortes.
A GREAT BARGAIN-A splendid $500 Piano
IA Forte sbisn; tone. --latest style roseuOod
been bat three months in perfect order snd
for DAYS No s5 Ch,mberss, from I'll e NJ
1,OLIAN PIANO-FORTES, at No. All Broadway,
a. D1s isi S sa' W.
Lsed Co With iv supply Of new .nd fAho OF w.
''0' H'A''' Tor IiscoES - faoaPsoS 10 81 Broadway,
ACOLIAN aud other PIANOS.-The largest aud
IL Of Pianos Be found the city be seen
Abb: 5s:e bs No BS, s e.. 80 .sy mss
sfs seP wSch into eTery part Of the Unoa Th ar
nsds with and without ihs oan md arc
prices large supply Of sssoadhs.d Pianos from 80 to So
Pianos 70 e' '''A '' lot f + Berry No ~ sroadrsy
EOR SALE CHEAP-A seyen.oetave PianotOrte,
i has been ued months will be iy warranted for two
years every '''' Apply III MeDoSAGD Il SRorasS
I &C. FISCHER Gate Nuns & Fischer, Manu-
fs,'q and waIsocm Nc 10 so5ae o. Del
:sn.ed s b seeHs z Sa Paafos for
NIESsKS LlGHTE & NEWTON, No. - Canal-st.,
nd nd, P s5s a.
now 10 aer 10 ,he e.ds sng superior
extensive plain and onamentsd cases OF
@ sRs s os s y SS 9ssS'' '''' ''
NEWLY INVENTED PIANOS-The undersigned
~ ss Ss Sue fS 10 @e be b.. a.
the following advantage Having two .oanan boards ,oae -
s.ys ssins aced IN Tie csI;ef pps..nce
% we fH' oRT Hf Sc is M %
tween ID and 3d-sss.
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO-FORTES.-W
~ have now hand Of New and Secondhand
Pianos for sale rud 20 hire Pianos For hire from
STAFFORD BROTHER
ORGANS-CHURCH ORGANS.-The subscriber
" ofer tenop Organ with pedals OF two sets
Tor Organ. Apply at No. 81 MeDousals- WIN H. DAVIS
DIANO-FORTES and HARPS.-The subscribers
keep constantly hand complete asortmea' Of PanFores
popular NeT-lork Boston and philadelphia manufacturers
Each fully warranted and exchanged u does
Of arp maple and usmarine all Of which Viii be
lower than they have been Afforded before
4 KENDALL a Co, WaTerooms NO 100 analst
DIANOFORTES.-Th finest assortment of Piano
Fortes city be found the Ware OF ~ r. ~
CURTIS No al adNry consisting Of George Hes csie6re
American Psnos and variety Of Negfork ard
Bocn with and without the Eosn Also Boldor snd
secondhand Pianos for sale 20 let. -
DIANO- FORTES.-R. GLEN * Co. have removed
PapoFOrte Manuiaciory md Wsreroom from No. si
Fulton TO No IS spriugst two doors east OF Broadway
DIANO-FORTES-FOr Sale low, for cash or APP
proved paper superior Rosewood lnrmn.
equal city and below BroadwaY
prices modern Rosewood tone,
al5O p. WAKE Co. Msnufscturcrs No % Bsrsys,
opposite Colege-plsee. formerly Frtoaet
T'HE UNDERSIGNED has removed his Piano
Forte from No. Bacsyst No $50 Broadway
fianoFoes from % 10 Tor ior
cash approved paper Ola Pianos taken in 1ehaag Pianos
oaned on hire JAMES ThuhPsON
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ne-p!atius,


CRYSTAL PALACE, Sept y 1883
TNHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
CRYSTAL PALACE is now open EVERY DAY SUNDAYS eI-
eepted hours OF 10 O'CLOCK 81 And 10 O'CLOCK
P NJ until further notice sna
Single Adm esion.
Children under y years Of :................ .
Monthly Tickets for each calendar MONTH ....''
season I1ekes..
No parfcrarly regus ed % provide IN nsefes wHh
change 10 prev, NJ dolsy e. he enfr'nce
the 20 the CENa Psace
the Masc Store Of VIM Hell Son No ~ Br9d~ay corner
JOHN NJ BATCHELDER Secretary ofthe superintendent
V'HE DIRECTORS of the ASSOCIATION for the
i EXHIBITION Of the INDUSTRY Of ALL NATIONS give
notice THAI the Exhibition to Tho Public IN 81 4"
soIue snd.ddiiors viii hereafter %
made but OF Raw Produce, HAnlsc:dr
Article. Machinery and Fine Ats the Exhibition mag now 10
orouOuiced complete.
The birecors IN making s announcement, take pleasure in
yng that al s brsnches BY fer the mos eomprehennye
neve Will compare asoa.y WIZ any ever S
Foreign Art and the Products Of the skin OF the d
dis country while inventive senuy the mechanical skill sud
the ind Of our own people have never before been
made 20 sppsr, ut ..,o La -, -
sueed RI beautiful and useful prod OF human
int sence and the Directors earnestly invite their fellow
the opportunity examine and 70 study
,coectiou the Ike OF which ali probability
many years again be offered 20 their obseUaiion
The Exhibition viii close IN the month Of December next
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, PHILIP BuR9oWEs
ALFRID PILL. JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON,
AUGUST BELMONT, CHAS ". FOSTER
ALEX HAMILTON Jr. THEODORE SkDGWlCk,
GRO L. SCHUYLER, WIN w. SrONE,
Ebert }. ANDERSON, WM WHErTES.
HENRY X. DUSHAM JOHN DUSHAh
W G. II wADDELL wM KENT,
JACOB A WBsTERyELr, WATTS SHERMAN,
JAMES A HAMILTON ! w EDMOsDS,
SAMUEL NICHOLSON j. J. ROOSEVELT
THEODORE SEDGWICK, Prssidenf.
CHAs +. AsDEasos, Treasurer
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Sales Sp Ansiion

A NJ NEawlG A.ctionees.
DY BANGS BROTHERS N Co-Trsds a.
ID Rcurss Ne IS Fsrtrov
hLsgsr n NEcDtsT A.rssa-cr
GREAT PERE Vi DRY COMM
" UATiOS SALE OF itk sALANcE q
81 $40 al
yAIUArLE GUIDING Lof> sad COTTAGE SrlFS
Ir thc AlI.LAUE a MESr ELustaN6 -
-lv = -s- fcsr Nsvlort sni o. the Ike Of - SsvYwt
p sh-ns sslEoee pow tessS s.sssru.,ss -,
O, TVT-pAY md wfpNhspAN' ct II md II q "a -.
TnE RALANCh % 500
VALUABLE AND CHOICE BUILDING SITES
n. -sisrc = hs,dsoely snusfei The le Of tAs WA,
"a n ard shug s.rcrols f.-Nrssa ave 49, lax -
SeSYrk ara orc rlie fen BE frsatns sieaaasf a.
- 80 n, New sn1 k.ash4ae f1roa4 % D. 49,
- ~ al J.nuNrv directly taosgo E snd has - d P
Nh vii thus O. tgVushf VITA s~sa.y AtssasE
rits Of NsW.lOEs iras A. era % "a 'o,. fesif
w., FuSlng vii i sses 81 scee-s thaa TIE appel Fasta g
logk. Il -. z-... H.. -.
- 4, IN i.lneSse vicinity, the comPi-cse ~
s srs..~ tse vsls~ the ProPesfy ~ % - pr NJ
qh- ic~stion hssi hy end elevate, - "a
- f~ 80 stena~s vhica ~ itef p % " ~, Vi
- -o~ or nd .na sratd ir the b-s r,nser a. sae sPr
~. rfsser, cquris 70 have asc cora - - a,>
P,-k Of fvs as-rS irc.ossg niru-ri III r0NHn men
sf:,rg rrtcr -. -. s.,,s
ADVANTAGES FOR RESiDENCE,
,ND oFFEKSs rnE sAHS ogrosrsS.rr sSr r
SAEE AND fROflt4oLE hAs 80 NJ 81 n We NN"tA
The sA.c 80 r. positive 49,, p ao q -. . -.
TINS IN be lSeral The tile a rnquest1osese Fis>a
s;rsct vii Be- furnished csch Purchaser - ,.s. .
Fe siskei. q. The Eoond Ga sy o. sss :
'sssios c.s Sc Sad o. he 1scssI 80 % was, o.
> {. SANDER Ne. ss..asst
Sheuid h aboye hshl0n-s DAYS sse tas w. y
not tsks place W Sc rtst fair day At the saae aeai "a ps
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DonwoRTH- DANCING ACADEMY, Y

DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No
n $3.50 nex- r. Crsre Ch4rch vi rePer NO
nav ~ = f5 EsrrlnE Casa 40 O. HSosEsOAls ~ y
q tl,s-s. II g-s q TIE rr-k; cAo' S a-
- -. ths Sfeonsn-ns - / tne exp
49, II bose -cto0s many nev d.n.es ~-re Prar-o
- Nss-. reii.ri-, NsIoTstL sos al h-aosfs q Pa
- rr IN III sl troa 7sr,s1
las hoe who become pErs q fhs A.ssny VIA
elcEat AID lolsa.-a- sfnf
ScU-forK Il = hspcd n fr- t1-: ~.
" adv,rtars Of produced s7ek
AID the sseufon pad % IL coz
- ~ Sposni 81 the pupils 81 in.Es confiHul- Of hs.
1-s'' ALLEN DoDwORTH
CHARRUARD's ROOM, No 81 East-l3th-street,
s~b hoo Broadway. Mr. CHARRCARD hsTiar re-
80 20 IL T viii Be ready private rfr3coa IN Ds1
- 80 Wel-frs place dxy Ali Eer frs Of
classes for tie viii
sATURbAY the I'd zeefa and ees dport Of he pups
/ lie ~ nda;on OF teachers experience and capacity
h thA Which NJ has always e1desvoed Impair FOR Psr-
please future advsnss-s or e At the shove place
HANGING ACADEMIA GHERARDI begs 10
~ MORN rs patrons and the puh that he hs csa;
~ irs-rtio- m Cssses hs No 50 4hsv- oPPos =
| T Yo "a Ladies Masters wednesday, SATURDAYS .
p Tuedsys and Fri6sys p VI PnVsf@
sop, IN fs Kill Aso b. xven and classes I'd 70 school
sns Aesde.es communications addressed saof g. viii be
TroEyty sitsnesdto
MRS A. LANNAY will reopen her Dancing AMI
M wslisns Monts;ue Hal oppOss the CITY ia.
her a..hssI DAYS q tion wEDyEsDAIs AID SATURDAYS
scuueleas Fl cock. IEnse Dllssnes lexe 1sEeT or
Jis and patrons viii be Even
MIR w WHALE ~ DAUGHTER DANCING
WI CLAssEs-Sew ROons Nee 9 and IS sh AZ. W. D re-
pecu7 that then Glasses viii above OF
TUESDAY Oct IL DAYS OF distraction fo Young Ladies and Ase
Saturday aenoopS and the evening" o
Onflemen Clssses Gothic Hall Brooklyn will
Monday Oct TO- For particulars zee ecuszs to be had s sSoVe
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A 4. rvrfLs Anciioreer
FNTFEI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE G
VI FAMILY GIVING UP HOusEKEErINN--A q. Tvffa
viii sell lbS DAY ut 10 Occet q no es Peaf.t sarn sss
shove Tryst Brooklyn the Furniture contained therein ~
py and other Carpc China and Class Ware on Clo.h Bass
Mrshstands kedsieads, Bsds, BEDDING hNeheh Osms a.
Terms cash and deposiies required
D. : HoVcH, Aucionoer
r ARGE SALE of SECOND-HAN DFURNrfURE
L. On WEDNESDAY UomouoW,l at l0i NJ, At 40 y Sea
a1d No ~ old Muiaus- Chatham embracing sofa
,sus ChairA Rockers Table Bedeads Matre-ses BeA Pillow
PaintiuEs Eusrsvipss. LouDges &C. &c. sale positive
ADRIAN II. MULLEa, Auctioneer. -
DEREMTTORY EXECUTOR SALE OF VALU
il ABLE REAL ESTATE in the CITY Of PATERSON sEH
JERSEY-The Executor Of the late General ADRIAN GOODWIN
OF Paterson New jersey will ell at AUCTION on NkDsEsDki
OCTOBER g. 1853 at II o'clock NJ, a. the MERtuANIsH
CHANCE, Ia the CITY Of NEW.Y0RK by ADRIAN hULLh
4 Co, Auconeeis the whole Of tho LANDED PRoPEkrfh
loI gina Estate, close trusts under tho Wl VIA
l. I.ois on Msin OF Park
Q Lois on Rlverst -
Lot on the corner Of River end Bank-sis
Lots on the rOrherly eide of Banks
Lot on the corner Of Goodwin anil Wsshing0nsts
Lots on south side OF Oodwin between Park AMI Wa
iueiODss al, - !
Los on southery side of Godwnt east Of Wahnros<
the norihefly side q Oodn st. east OF nns<
LOIS the uorhery side Of Division It, east Of WUhofss
This property eEiby situated Ia the most inprovns PAT
City Of Paterson The Of sale will bo mad easy f0f NJ
SC apply to the Aucoaeeu No Pinest. Metropolitan I'D
Building ~
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ceent hshiy cultivated Farm Of los scrs aatea aa one
mile IRON, II. VILLAGE Maaiee.n. IN Orange cOan, n Y Is
ofsre fef sale The Farm thorough wsared
suprlied with eonodons Dwelling scoa
ins has all the modern Dairy csssciv
ed sly Upon tho Yarn Orchard
frutrees Freduens gsf vssy OF choice frnii and
Orchard thoassnd yV1ns AM thirty grated atrecs
emhreos the sppls r-sch near plra &c Sr
sesres village located the NeSYok and Ero Railroad
fsou NevYoga C- sdoaIhns and healthy village With good
schcc scsdeny the f repue md several ehsnhes d
ereni deneuinsens Possession va be weeks
sssyss,s Tcnsy may remss as ss gsmi.s M term Of yesr
20 '>e saescrees Al Mddie'vwu. orrnsc Ccuniy, y y
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LNOR SALE. or EXCHANGE Tor IMPROVE

II REAL ESTATE in THIS CirY--A Farm Of 800 so
hom ktwNofk IN high OF cultivation well watered
calculated age excellent orchard grated
truth Yields Of valuable timber
land with extensive Outbuiduxs The stock
utensils may With the farm e desired Possession given a.
For particulars the premises Of JOHN NJ
FRYING LksIy Corner, Somerset Co, N j. OF Of WILLIAM
ERvING, Real fs;sie Agent No 4s Sth-sv
xi,o for sale House Lot No ild
No IS Crcenwichav hrstas House West 3dhst 9Th
400 anu 'O'''s' W '-' ~ - ~ - ''' -
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GlGticnern, 81.

ID Gro A HICKS Nc Nassan-i wosid el me atisSnes
.s ,-o -~crirr s--iries hs lis stcck hsaak
Pooks al vos STYLES constantly hs-d also mad 70 ofa
shcr rosice Letter and CAY r7e Nste raper> Ea'e''P ~
$40 STATIONARY
f avery description lew prices Notes Dra;fa B o.
- Couuerciai Blaats Prss-g s-3 LhoskPaiaS ceHe
as"'s GEO \ HICKS. S,a.ionsr,
No y SlssR-t-
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GREATEST BARGAINS EvER OFFERED l.

sy IsrArE-uotsEs GOD Lofs isr s,11 IL *
MtiirR srS seiiirs Nsferk and k9 Va
s.s, terms Of PAYMENT Lets b pad ef IN acs IN
eps money bsresvs OR eaiainx nsy Dc psa So "
-, vii loan Tor term o. yesfs We
nave designs Nd srsefes.,oss iss a. q % -
h,sA NAV - se~n ofoe East New NoTk rspty shs 70
INV hou-es hsdns IN East WV On sbd
,sfs,~;l}s "a sks nasber q euis aeressns every
~ lar and NsrvsA sol orzthas hnes oo
n..t Esxs yesk With All the BroOAyn saa
4. .sart re ssa ehsr Railroads viii Be
I'D "a Fssf ana ust 5000 Seoe lssse sy FER
srs wihaS examine our prorev % os VIZ
nesss - At No 80 ersstWss otcs eren antfPM
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YINHROCs MICK, WIS CHESIEK-fARM TOT
sAY containing Sc o. good land nd large oottsse
10 Iii iable There general tnen O
fruit on The place be cold desired Inquire o. I'd
N RHfI,L "a the premises
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-FOUR OF the Cheapest three story Brick HOUSES
With Bsrnen, aud bceisrs N South Breoklyn and ba
three minutes ws tcr the Hstersv Rstry situate eks
pes<w Tbs Hoesos eonsa al the modsrn Improve
MOTT 90, Ne S ChAmhSrskf
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ugThe Certificate Prices ofpaeaees tiekets

u UTaWlnss orWaTued TO COrTespondens by the fTat
rails after the lotteries are drawn.
Correspondents will please order few days before
the lotteries drawn.
There large per centage in favor those purchasers
who order by the Package, and the chances drawing
Our of the largest prizes the scheme thereby
red We advise the purchase OF Packages OF Tickets in
every instance. s.E #.tt7t --r-s=e..i
n5-Bank Drafts Certificates or Deposit payable in
Gold at sight, will be promptly reitted 10 those Corres
pondsnts who draw prizes atPYRER &CO's-. taa .ft
~ -Remember-A PAcKAOE Of Tickets, eau draWFoCR
OF the most splendid prizes In a scheme. p ; -
1S.In order to secure Fortune, and the cash immed
atey results the readers OF this paper
Drafts prize tickets TO the Old
Rsa bIisied med and truly fortunate Exchange and
LOTTERY Brokers, s-9iEl aFYRER & co = d.
nn9f11m MOL Light St, Baltimore. Md.
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$4,000 dollars.
-, d,

Class I2
APriI 2:H.
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PntronIzc Your Own nInnu.
facturcs.
WheelinpaS Silk Factory

" hee1uSi blk f'acGOry.
MEXICAN SILK, manufactured into superior and
IA stan articles OF the various fabrics in at
ing The curious in such matters invited call
the process OF manufacturing and those wishing to pur-
chase Silks, wholesale rcta be supplied
able terms at Gils Store adjoining the Factory A.
NJ. Adams, j. s. Forbs', y. o. FaiTchIds, Marsh Tay-
lor's and o. w. neiskills, Wheeling Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Man
Street, Cincinnati, o.
Our Fabrics warrented all pure Sk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS and gold and silver medals,
at the Institute, New York, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
manufacturing, and stock is large and scasonabe
comprising varictesvelvcts satns vestngs dress
silks fringes cIayats handkerchlels Of white, black,
best twined silk twed and plain. Aso shirts, drawers
and half hose for gentlemen.
Please call and this important branch Amer
can manufacture Orders variety otss prompt
ly executed.
Mcrchantable Cocoons and Rccled Silk bought.
F-.r JOHN
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New WHOLESALE Tobacco Store,
speed aud snfety!
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
II n y IL Id u.

@ WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
tIiRI- W-EEK-L Y .EXPRE,S,Sv
HE subscriber has perfected his arrangements for run
Il ming regular WAGON LINE, for the rapid transmits
sion CT O.. ~
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
Between the above msntioncd intermediate points
This will be emphatically SAFE AND SPEEDY AccOxMo-
DArIos LINE, by which articles large and SMALL entrusted
toit viii be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 secure patronage which will amply sustain it,
and afford fair margin for living profit.
'' ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. ~.
LEAVF-Whceng every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 10 O'Clock, A. 81, arriving in Washington
O'Clock each day. -
LEAVE-washington every Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, arriving in Wheeling
O'Clock, each evening. lre ....- ~
oFFc ES:-ln Wheeling after the first of April, 1885,
on Market Street above Monroe nearly opposite wash
lngton HAIL., and in Washington in the OF Morros
Store. mar26 ID = I. w. STOCKTON.
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THE UNION OF Two FOND HEARTS,
~ - HAUGHTILY REIECTEn


bright, glorious mOn Jupiter inLolenty recliped
IN his palace OH Olympus the Goddess Diana enter ed
er beaalcOus acc wTcated in smiles bewitchinI
man The song oi The Cuman Siby and seating herself on
the knee OF the indulgnn God size besourt lin to gI,
her permission 10 lead '
LIFE OF PERPETUAL yIRGISIrY!
Her compliant Sire assemted to that UNNATURAL request
and instead OF the 1'
s1LKEN BONDS OF wEDLoCK,
We find tho charming Goddess choosing inspd life of
slotes virgin, aud III the masculine pleasures of the
chase imagining more transport than in the raptures OF
'HSr LeGreHly Form too hGlsghtizy gte PriseI, -
ana strangely enough preferred the exploit the
seer with horns OF Gold that fed the foot of Mount
tarrhaslus on the flowcry banks OF pebble Ana
drus,' TO a state OF ~
domestic happiness, the only bliss -...
OiPafadise that survived the fall-'
Sch choice, although supported by prestige of the
Eodess Dlara the public is fully assured entirely an.
tipodal 10 the inclinatIons OF
THE TRULY FORTUNATE AND FAR FAMED
LOTTERY AGENTS e BANKERS
PYFER & CO.,
No. Light Street, Baltimore, Ad
They are undisguIsedly in favor Union and their
predictions for both never mole forcihy a.
uStlaed tia in the Month OF MaIch 1863 will be OBJ
served by reading the ioiowiIg grand distribution OF
RICH AND RARE FORTUNES!
The Old Established House still stands
in the sale of Splendid Prizes. -
SIS,6O3, in package of Halves, sent to Tennessee
$4,000, in package OF or. Tickets sent 10 Penn
S2lOO9 IN package OF Whoes, sent 10 S. Ca. .Ol,na.
$4,000, in package OF Half Tickets, sent to Georpia
$685. in package OF Halves, sent TO S. Carolina
SlG,3l2 in package OF Quarters, sent to N Carolina
Sl0,O0O npaCkasc of QuarteTs sent 10 Virginia q.
S9,21I, III package of Whole Tickets sent to Penn.
US BE sure to address for a handsome Prize
- i-. PYFER q CO., No. Light st. Bait
rs- P L ENDID SCHEMES
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WHEELING.
b. 5sa SPRING OF 1850 - =
- WIN. T. sELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN


Foreign 81 Domcstic Dry G foods
No. III Main ST., West side, bet,oeen Monroe and
Union SIS.
Wheeling, Va,
NOV IN receipt OF his Spring stock of Dry Goods
4 "a anu Notions direct from importers and Manuac.
GOODS adapted 10 the trade O this section can be found
IN any houe East or West, to which would respecl iiv
invite tie attention of retail deaIers consisting OF
.fa.' DRESS GOODS. ,.
In black silks, ulpacas popns lawns de Iaines RIM
Mans MANS etc with very large stock ofPrnts best
other trimmings In variety. And OF e'' N'N
..." 'is MEMS WEAR. ..a.. .. ..
In cloths, cassimeTs, sattnctts merino cassip,eres
Sens % & IweGdS, and summer clohs also Coonaes Deli
Due drlils, brown linens, linen drills nankeens and
other such goods, very desirable assOrtment Also
mens ana boys palm hats Leghorn Carton hats sot
WOOL brash hats, ETC.; with full stock OF linen and cot
ton bnggn seamless bags burlaps, table diapers crash
dlngs chngs, checks, shirting, stripes, etc brown
ana bleached musns with good stock white goods
.si... ~ NOTION LINE. -... ,.
cambrics jaconets, Irish linens, laces threads but
tons, hosiery gloves, combs, etc., all their variety
Ny whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as we'll in
m1r25 a1.s sF ........- .-a.- W.T.. SELRY
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KELLS & CALDWELL.

NHhb0 W OhibW w EiI, -
(sUcCEssoRs TO JAS. PAuLL q COY
Importers and Wholesale dealers N Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, sc.
-1Ey Nc: SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. III D
AVING purchased the entire stock fixtures chemical
IL apparatus, &c, of the firm of PAUL &C. would
respectfully solicit the patronage dealers the public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring from the Drug business we take pleasure in
recommending TO favorable consideration successors
Messrs Kells & Caldwell, and hesitation in
that our toaer customers, and dealers generally will
eetve that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage
s'-'' ~ 49, JAS. PAULL& co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-05
40 Country Mcrchants -
WholRSale Boots and Shna

"HUI0SdIV bUUGS anu OuO6S,
NT'CLALLENs & KNOX, have commenced receiving
w their Spring and Summer assortment OF Boots, Shoes
and Palm Hats. When completed, they Hesitate
say that il will be the largest and best ever offered in
To country merchants their way East especially an
invitation is extended to call; being felt
upon examination, they will find it to their advantage to
purchase here, instead OF the Eastern markets, -si
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended tem
they solicit continuance OF the same
ieb25 M'CLALLESS& KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-05

ApvER TIsENkNIs- a01'KIS' VIII tIIH7 y.
privilege :h,nsss fr a%rl1 bs at Measure 800 SSS
one 81 ne PROFESSIONAL Cards, (pcr annum,) not
exceeding lines, liberal discounts viii iii De
made ~ notices. aud advertisements for Charitable
" is md Fire Companies, inserted gratutously.
IrsIGUi 'ri.es and Deaths inserted gratuiousy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-05
5000 dollars,
Patapsco Institute.
ElaSa 100
5000 dollars.

Tickets $500; Packages
S2s-halves and quarters in
proportion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-05
Bel Air.
Glass U.
49,
Tickets $5j Halves
quaIters in proportion.

Slnallwood q. Co, .beg lra
schemes of"MaryIand State
we have selected the best to !
Maryland, are drawn under
sloners elected by the State.
them, CnOnc others being legal
To those who have not tie
not disposed so to do, will 1
every week, and 10 those yyhI
largely, will find some OF gre
price, from 81 to s., and i1Ts
packages, from 81 to $40.
your attention to packages, as
the purchasers, as they l:lay Ia
OF tickets in packages for the S
cts in a 81 lottery, we charge
package, entitled to all that m
SO. Halves and quarters in i
For ourselves as prize seIlei
reier TO the official accounts of
mary prizes sold by us, as we
II Is much to our advantage Il
lection for our correspondents
and on the renewal, or cashinr
it, and from All experience off
Ter ourselves our Judgement i
tance.
u Bank notes or drafts, ol
United States, received by us
er singly or by the Package,
odd amounts OGclIangc. Our !
ed TO all who desire it, free of
For good prizes, and prom
orders 10
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-05
Spring and Summer Clothing.
STEPHEN RICE Merchant Tailor

Suing dnu oo1uIa6I. S1oIn1uS. b
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
NNOUNCES TO his old friends and customers and the
IA public generally, that having commenced business,
be is receiving at his Store Room in SI1G
Of every color, quality, and variety. Plain and fancy
CASSLMERES; Silk, Satin, and all kinds VESTTNIiS
suitable for the Spring and Summer and which he will
mike mp order at the shortest notice, in tile b.sl
MARINER, and style, His farscy Department
Shirts OF every kind, Collars, Cravats Hand
kerchiefs Cloves Unde Tshirts Drawers Stocknss and
every article kept in Gentlemen's general Furnishing
Quarters,'' South room !SPRIGG HOUSE Water Street
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