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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-23

Ts bsAsses transacted IN dry FsoAs daring the past
Deck, has bssn tslsrsby large and profitable the fall
ns.d hsviss est In though tais Is net active ~
lasanudpatsd, swiss, without Doubt mere To the st
raetioss q De Crystal Palace, and the eassrnsss Of
tounty Aeala<. - visit and inspect u bsfsrs entering
nto nesotassss for whatever supplies trey nay need
tisn - Aay discrepancy bstsssa the calculations Of
ssstssrs an importers, and the real wants Of the
sspubiis hat there Is remarkable difference II this
s~sssot. We are ssnsr ny surs suw-su al experience
- H~@ontuaf,' ~ spc~ 20 afly : tss s.ksoa sYra
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HEAVY vERDIoT.-In the case OF Orvin 8. Bone
sted against Cornelius Vanderbilt and Daniel Drew.
tried at the Ulster Circuit during the present week
the jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff for the
sum OF ten thousand dollars The action was for
took passage BY the Vanderbilt new Hne of stes mers
between New York and San Francisco, and for de-
E.ys ca The rsxis,
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BRIGHros MARKET, July H.-As market $50 best
cattle, 80 pairs WORKING 90 calves asa
Abeep, and $50 swins Proes-Bcsf CAtts. thas
supply Offered consequently prices have declines
and 10 reduce our quot4uoas. We qus.s extra 81 So
first quality 90 % IS second do % Is 60 tbiri
do. IS Is IS Wostsg 0ysn-SsIss SIS ana SI3s Coz,
and Calves Sales S24 ard A. Sheep -saal lots 81 rs
ssd Is. swiAe.-Stii hexs Ice shoats To- and So.
spring pigs $40. At rstAl from THO. to 0xo.
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T,O RENT-wITH BOARD, A 'FRONT.' Rooh. ON 81
o"nd floor, upfuvpishsd. Inquire ~ No. MviAgssA
street.. few tosss frsv the Bowery.
TRAVELLERS TO EUROPE, INTENDING TO REAAIN
1 period In London. wishtng TO avoid tho oners.s
secure comfortably home hear 81 superior
hyde Park corner. By applying 70 l. G. CHARLES. Net
Psrk place, N.
TWO on THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN or RgsPsCT-
liability msy obtain large airy we'll furnished rsoaa
pspriss sttaehed with partial board dinner susday
yep,ept to the erries moderate Osly ssssa
viii be taben Apriv at WAnen street, totsssa Hsnrr
and Clinton Brooklyn.
forts Of homo in house 18th all the modevn impss
and stages with "thout board
the whole house will BE- les far
nibed, by toe month, with two servants wanted w
ut % Fourth opposite Eleventh street. Tho best 4
reference required.
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An insttusa - - led ths Bank q 1nira, room
- 60 izts opsssus. in that village with capital Of
sra ~ Sask 10 started in the Village
4 JsDss4swH, to b salAd the Jansstova b<nk- The
sapatnl stock y 70 - $50 OOo.
Ne have rsssvsd the iUlo sing statement relative -
he financial Affairs II ,hs Harl.a Railroad Company,
Wth rsqasAt that - paoLshsd fer the purpose Of
rsnsving The wrong npstssiVns existing with ~
gArA 10 - payment Of svis. sss -
The sapital stock Of Hsi Ism Rsilrssd Company,
- paia n, up Sspt<mo. 30, 1852 - 225 $50.
PrefsTel sssck 81 SOW upon ~hicn dividends were
psA Il fear ed eight last rae authorized
eaplinl 81 stock. " - 5vU w. ~ to September
last STA 76ebAA net esrL
h ~ stock vv0 600 Ia lS49, when the
ssmQaV esAnsacs1 p.yns di. dsuds Of four psc cent
Per annDn aaa has deceased stnes that time to
"a z2 10 By AssiDg oek tor me AoAay extsason csr
t6e>s Il 81 S6O wv 81 400 0J0 leaving
ahoast S0ooloo exte0si n ltcstss convert. The
bosAs u the osDp.sy, ak AID seven per cents,
ansuaA absut 81 Ss w. floating debt $3.50 900,
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II. T. i is. TALIAYRRRo,
~ WELLINGTON CODDIN,
Riohmead. virainis

nNR COTTAGE HOUSE, WITH SEvkN ACRES OF
" coed land. bst ms from Ross Vile aad Tottsns
landing near the rvst Coed bathiaE privileges. DO.
street.
ITO CAPITALISTS -POR SALE, A TRACT or l.iOe
aerss Of coal lsnss II Alsgh.,y county Md dssir
ably located part Raid With the fourteen feet vsn
and nearly the Whole with Abe aad half and tive feet
vsins ~ will be sold At bargain. PaymsL u easy IA
qure at the bar of Juassns hste Broadway ~ dAy emily
hOm sill 2o'olook.
THO CAPIrALIsTs-A ZINE INvEsTMRNT. FOR
sale toner emit property on Twenty nrs. street,
prisBg four Eve story budiogs, and we'll built Rea
Tor e 900 o.iy % so6 waited Also 9thcr y ~ osrI.s
bouses we'll located Apply TO y. 10. ktssuIMBR, 3ls
Fourth sveaus, from 3tlli7P.M.
nNO HARNESS MAKERs-TO Re DISPOSED or, A
business WITH TRADE the best chance offered
to tsgnner Tor srAncb shsp For address apply
ct Mr. Dents Pho ak Uet " xas street, Bsook'y
CAtAlyiHA fsxxSs
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WORLDS FAIR. is5a.-LEONARD & BeNJA1IN's
w Billiard Tables Will the latsst style
and finish suAktit sf the sale
ready for shipment ut the lsvest prices.
LEONARD BENJAMIN. $50 Broadway.
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ITO PRINTERS FOR SALE Two NJ NGLH CYLINDEk
| Napier sslsslass1 for either book o. new:
PIPER work MADE - order bsok work; they vii
w.div. h.nS press Ai:e 5000 lbs o. sna pos asd
lbs Of Dnglsb type. AL nearly and VIII be sold
st greet ksrgdn Inquire Il JAdES t0NHok son
~ Is HAAhwaa stroek
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vigorous eequiry 10 prevail Previous years nay have
vit.ssssA animated trans at this time but such
resulted rsm tAs fierce OF circumstances usAsr which
Ne trade Il he country asorsd OF thsss the
snd hazdy Of transportation within the luiss Of
the Unioa, the most eogsnt Forasriv merchants
s1 the interior could net avoid soasg htAsr and pur
chasing heavy stocks In advance Of essvs
sos, because u the lsps time IL the. took convey
goods any considerable distance Inward Hence the
spring and autsma tra Dc usual, the most asimssed
opsssd very early and lively Nov the revere 1. the
Great AID iscreAsss fsslities Of intercourse
between the sIious markets OF the osuatry, whether
thsss b . distributing eonsunag class,
are afforded by railwaya s,ea1 boats aud cauais
AID thus Is obvi>tsd the inpsrious
esssity which used to compel buyers from the cities and
towns Of the West visit tnis metropolis and
SECURE before hand sufficiently nps supplies to isstfor
three four months. Sue, parties are nov in
hurry reach New York before each seasons buiusss
l. fairly ced and coming here tho, DO not
buy mush At oas time they may require du,ss .
whole spriog fall cappsign Il is TO this change il
the Of trade that the prevalent quiet
in the branch OF commerce bsl1g noticed IL ascrio
But this insnimaon is destined change Tue pro-
liability Of appreciation in prices Of good viii do much
to remove it. Merchants from all parts OF the country
are arriving hsre dssgning the Worlds Fair frs
have satisfied themselves in respect they will b
tedious In doing the II and I'm 2or-
tant way. week TIVE cannot by without alter
ing matters the entire satissc ion Of ali inter
es:ed- gBrosn sAsstiDs, and shirtipgs sslung
pretty quickly and oontiLus sW.dy Medium styles
rather scarce but tho supply OF other kinds large
Bisaehsd sheetings and shrt,gs as not quite 80
tive but In good demand and Arm 10 prcs Cotton
fannsls moderately tendarsd, and boaght at full
rates. Anoskesg being quoted at lie. llkc for
brown, IL 10. lie fer blsashed, and lie l2hG for
o0lorsA; FraLklA st oAo. for brown, and 0zo for
bsaohed; Hsniltsn At $40 for brown, AID lot4c. for
bsaehsA; Manchester IT s1se 9sIc. tor brown, and
10hc- for blsashsd; NAumksag At leho. 1876 for
brown and 1le for blsached and Pc ppsr ~ 1lc for
brown, and IL 10 for beashed H.m,iton, extra ~d H.
ommand 1he. Denims sslsa0.e and unifern
realix pg former quotations Drills very brisk
The partial cessation Of the export dem checks bud
Prices, hewever, supported. Giognans wsrth
H., which 10 the fixed price VI ulssgo Lancaster and
Manchester, sell freely and well Lawns appear rAthsr
dull but uAohangsd In value NAnk,n- in bet
tsr quest ct old rates Printing cloths becoming
vry scarce both here and eastward and they
st In active demand they tend upw, rds. The fol-
lowing ist OF the lowest AessPtso cures for Large
lots =
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h present capital Is ,ssut ST. 900 oes $3.50 900 viii

h nrsssnt capital 81 600 COZ $3.50 900 viii
pay sx pr stock -lgat yer cent on pro-
lrrod elk and per rneir bonds, hoAtiug
dsbs, 10 Ths rsospts tot. ys.r iii reach IL 0OO ESQ
M August dividsBd ought D~vs sssn two and half
three peg osat Fac Senss h,s been earned, bat
vithhs. esd sOuid warrant Its being
peiA n Fstraary psxs Stock purchased at 81
tfsrs the books eloss viii p~y 90 annum,
dividends at 0Us csLt s.d II sU per cent dividends
paid N 1854 ae.t s pay near fifteen
seet per ana uR.
II annexed state nsot EXHIBITS the quantity and
value Il fsssgn dry entered At this port for con-
snnEAss Ter warehouse AL" the Withdrawals from
arshsuss du,sg the week ending AMI including Thura
~. JOY a, 1858.
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Prints show increased vgor The opening OF the fresh
makes has Induced better demand for them IT buoyaut
prices The novelties numerous but are very
well Hnishsd Styles after old popular patterns form
considerable portion Of the stock and favoc
itss. quite much the originals Thu is rather
strange aad yet rsmsy pleasant Stripes In good
requsst and firm, especially lo~ qualities, which are
raIsr. They may BE- quoted 1t lie 11he for Amos
hsag Ice fer Portisnd exc los for Je~est City 9s.
for Ida 8xa Skc for hight and Taylor; 7s<c for
Lehixh 7ho. for Neptune and 10 for Aascusstsr
Ticks not abundant, though beng nesosd st
old prices We append . pAranve ststsnsnt Of tho
shipments hence Of cotton good. bet January lat
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ON EY M A u X q p.

FnDAr july 23-eP. 4.
us sssok s.artss epss-d heavy teis merntng without
any material Variations |. Eds Railroad
Assaw oausd s-s kssps uty DESTROYS Of rsalx
inG - iaIEovsssnt Cunb~rl.od Csal was sick and
Arssps9 ne tssAl Dss r.o,ioa coal sportason
ths esnai, md Ma se.shit, that 1t win not b
5000 q prsst has 10 asfsvorasss effect upon the
nsrkst vsus Of Tie rt-e pretty large sales
Asy q IL decline F,orsuc- Ksyport and rorsaos
anA KsyPert Plank Resi ssfy heavy, and each
diced ct iswsr prices S,e..xus rrausit pretty
wei nahtAnsA tho large sales. Crystal
PAlaes u Improving s--cn"a appears to have tAksa
plaza New Yo,k Central R.'ro.i il stesdly settling
down. At the first sosed Crystal Palace won't at
N pr eslt Ere R.iio.a y Ne. Jersey Zinc, = /;
BiOrsass Plank Reed. X For me and Keyport, II );
Cunbsgaand Coal ~ NJ Y"rs Csstral Railroad, = ;
New Havn Rail Dad, AZ The -ecopi board the mar
kst was not 80 arm. Cr,,t. Ps,.cs advanced \ Per
sat CunbsrlsDd Cssl P. her Vein declined y per
cent Rss Rs'roaA y Florence Pack Road 4
M sa,es q TIA nniax TO Day we're Is follows
g: g s =: E.s c.. Ss = cop
REQ A,a't. 81. als.d y, 100 eheaix Goid...... ~
No NCAscias Copper oh
After tie sSjsur q ,h- BOARD the following sales
sfstcehs made ~ .us',"n ny 8. Draper: =
t1ol 0Co Dauphn ~ d eu.q'- q" bis SO . 68h
SCeo Bsfsis ssd Gu, IL uorg 81
70 eco Rashsstsr C,y sss. ,s73...... 1921 l02S
u, 900 Is diaHs state Hs~-.. .......... S9t
8, 900 Pa06c Mail st-sm.tip CompAiy. lO0h
q MIL. RI, II. n
lss.l.r.s r.es.'' 81. -. ................. io5x
20 Ssosea Csunty Bank Observation-Disclosures. 10
- KnPirs City Bank ,.................... %
20 FaEu era N C,uz~ps' b. ~ WiliAuasbarg.. 103
20 Neotanic-' Bank, william .ourg -. ........ %
% FUltca Fhe Issurssss C.,"o.ny ............ 100
60 Iaias 70 Fke Ip.urapss Observation-Disclosures, %
10 q, do ae............... %
20 Aepubuc Fire Issurapcs Cor p&ny .......... 1O4
% Okn,es Fire Issurspee q .a s-oy .... 100
% HuAssa River stone Dr.-siog Company l01k
$50 Great NoetAsev Lea Car pAsy.... ........ ~
10 MAtteavA1 Asebse Mas 1'~esiripR Company. 6zH
II Oswego and Svyseuss R~ r,Si Company 81
10 Patexsso and HUDSON kve salt oad Company. 81
= Buffalo Corning anA Ne. York kailroad Ca. 80
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LIQUIDS AND LOTS FOR SALR-AT CENTRAL NOR
IL rissnia and Earmount villages about ten and half
and eleven miles from Of Nav York the Harlem
rirosdtwo srdha avenue corner Of Eleventh
street Central Morrania; two hsuass Paramount
nus near Prospsot street The houses ns~ and
pleasantly located with good wells Of water in tho yards
and large attached Those Wishing 10 buy hire will
please apply NlLLEk BABCOCK, Fifth street. Lower
horrssnis, or NJ KALLAGGAN, FAirmeunt village, who
will thsw the houses and lots Apply to a. r. TOWN
SAND, No a Cham here street. New York.
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1853. EzI;5s5s2 80 60 1a6: .'a6:
ADAMS & CO.'S
EXPRESS NOTICE.
Something worth seeing!
a M. ADAMS

NEW CLOTHING ROOMS.
HAVING now completed my rooms am better pre-
Il pared to accommodate my customers than ever be.
fore and at such low prices as will astonish the natives
Come and Try Ee. Remember tina my place Is , one
door above the old corner long occupied by me- rs
useless for inc to undertake cmunoTate stock the
variety is so great. ie2O a. NJ. ADAMS
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

No. % Main 81, Centre WI ceiling,
EEP constantly hand an assortment ol the .siest
OF Parnr, Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their "Western
Virgniar' coal stove, cannot be surpassed o. any
thing ever into the city They have sold loo
within months, pedging the'nsevcst 10
take them back they did give satisfaction ami have
never had one returned
They also keep constantly hand the latest style OF
Arch Crates, warranted equal 10 any made in this cty
Iron Sinks and variety OF all articesl In the
Foundry line, which win be soil low for cash:
NVoI1. dEcYtC-Aug. 8.
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NUMBER 81
BALTIMORE.

Odd ReI1oWR, NHuSons, Red Men sons of
Temperance,
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and Jet0els, manutactTed and sold
By Gibbs q Smith, No. 13 Baltimore Street,
- Bdlimore, Md. ii5t p
THE assortment usually on hand consists OF
REGALIA,
Odd fettotpS'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En-.
campment. t+'t-sts
- s.Grand and other officers. plainqnd
1st, %, Sd, 4th and 9Th Degree Parade Re.
PichIy embroidered Encampment Parad
Regalias. ~
Masonic-Knights Tempar, Royal Arch, and Master
Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &c.
Sons Of attonel, Grand and Subordinate
DivisiOnS-0 officers and Members
Red Me-Sachems, Past Officers and richly embroidered
Sd Degree Working and Parade Regalia 'E
54 ttsl .if1fEf5i JEWELS grts stl.51
OF the various Orders, OF Silver, Gilt Plated Metals,
including knights Tenpar, with Ditks.1
BANNERS.
Banners every size style cost adapted to the
nous Orders and Societies, to orders and De-
signs Tor Banners, when required furnished Tree OF
enSe showing the style of the when finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest assortment to beound in the u s.
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
Wishing to fit up their Halls, supply themselves with
Parade or Working Regaa, Banners, &C., depend up
on having their orders satisfactorily filled by calling
addressing $40 Jal ! GIBBS e SMITH,
Rsgalia and Banner turers 73 Baltimore Street,
t15s'G. %" G. + FRY. Ager,l Wheeling. Va oct5=tt
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,..,,Iy ApvERTIsEMENTs-I squaTcI With Inc
F'i irese OF sIluges, per annuum, l9'3
0s :, md Professional Cards, Cper annum,) not
'.rreedns lines, Oh 4iyC
Fsi ADyEET,sEAESFS' liberal discounts WI" 0'
81 On notices and advertisements for Charitable
and PFp Sss96
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WHEELING.
NpRlNG OR 1aEa.
WIN. II. sELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN

WaOhESALEi DEALER I'm
Foreign 81 Domestic Dry G. oods s
No. III Main ST., West side, bettueen Monroe ana
~ iHi tafa 39i Unionists.
Wheeling, Va,
rs NOW in receipt onhis Spring stock OF Dry Goods
u and Notions direct from importers and Manufoetu.
Ters Comprising as complete and desirable stQckOf
goods adapted 10 the trade O. this section as eanbc found
invite Lie attention of retail deOlersi consisting OF
1a.z .5.fi DRESS GOODS.
In black silks, alpacas poplins, lawns de lanes, ging
makes and colors. Also, bonnets, ribbons, nings and
other trimmings in variety. And OF =s7I.sf
fa. sle. TO-. 3tG, MEMS WEAR.
In cloths, cussimers, sattinets, meEino cassimeres,
% a oSs So' nen & naees S
other such goods very desirable assortment. Also.
WOOL br1sh hats etc; with ul stock Of linen and cot
ton Psggn seamless bags 6SEfPs table diapers crash
and bIeached muss with good stock of white goods
in the
AS Gambrcs jocones lnsl linens. aess threads but
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as well III
maT25 : 49, -. W.T.. sELBY.
MoCLALLENS & KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES, MEMS .dND
- Boys Hats and Gaps, at the
1DeHkrOwn stand of the
BIG Red BOOT.
VNTR are recelvlngfrom Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments fthe largest aud hest manuac.
wear ever offered in this any other market They have
been manufactured to ORDER according to dreC
tiOns and intended expressly for retailing To
regular customers and all Others who may favor with
call offer unusually large variety OF Boots and
Shoes which in quality OF material aud
workmanship Those manufactured in this any other
parU United States Our stock will be found to
sist, H. part of the following seasonahle goods:
<2Rg NO. 49, 80,
MEMS PooTs, woMEN's CATERS, HALF
1000 pr mems kip boots, CATERS, Erc.
1000 men's thick boots, 200 pr wonells CATERS,
800 mems cali boots, 400 do half gaitcrs,
200 mems water proof do 800 do walking Shoes
MEMS BRoGANs 900 do pegSed busiins,
600 mems calf brogans, 900 do kid buskins, slip
i,000prlne kip do pers.
900 thick 30 MISSES nooTEEs
1 200 low priced do KlNs
HoYs' DOoTHIS. 500 misses morocco lace,
1900 pair boys thick bootees, 300 do kip do
800 . kip do 300 do calf do
300 calf do 300 do kid and mo-
YOUTH, BooTs. rocco buslns
500 pr youths calf boots, 100 do black, blne, and
300 do kip do bronZed CATERS,
1000 do thckd do cHLDREH's BooTEEs.
BuYs ANDYOuTns BRoGANs. 1,50Ot pr fancy bootees,
I,G00pr boys kip bToganS, 1900 kid Il morocco 50
1900 do thick do 1900 childrcn's peg'dt'
1000 youths do do 1000chdren's goat Z"
COO do kip do 1900 do coIored ''
800 boys and youths calf do
wOMFSS 1900 pairs nlens', ladies and
800 morocco lace boots, children'S Gum Shoes
1000 calf do HAYS AND CAPS
GOO lii do 400 doZ mems plush caps,
1900 kip do 300 e wool hats,
RAND
300 wood band boxes.
Thankful for the onage heretofore eXtendedto
sepS McCLAILENs & KNOX
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GEORGE MBNDEL.
at This!

LII those who are dcsirous of preserving the memory
tuaIy by calling without deay,ut L. Tarbes Dasuer-
rcoIyrc Rooms at the of Main and BaE @ est
lures which be obtained, with the same u'sree o'
l., TARBELL, DlguCrfcotypIst,
Corner OF Main and Biddlc Streets
;otc Centre Wheeling,
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Pemberton House.
Vurcr street. IScIOYy RaOuroS

WHEELING, VA.
III NJ, PEMBERTON annUunces TO his Old frlenus anu
the public gencrallr. that he has located in the com
moLious brck buid:-g, formerly known as the ~ Si
prepa ed travellers in good style at moderate
on the steamboat Landing aud Depot OF the Bal
hiorc and Ohio Railroad, aordng passengers Tor The
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place The
respectfully invites tile attention OF his old
800 ~ " ~ ' 49, - ap20-tr
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DA GUERREOTYPE GALLERY.
A. G.. PAIETREDGs Il invites
$SsaEr1TIE attention to his Daguerrean Rooms, ami
fsEk44NsasET Apparatus now the result OF years OF
sStfiSSS$Y eXperence and close application TO the
G4a3aII I$I4s3f art Confident that he now combines
In his establishment ali OF the improve.
which fine and proper tests have proven valuable,
i.. slraileE cd1llnMH RI S
beauty and perfection which h~s -'5eS' "tt"S ~ NV
Daguerrean process. ,. ,,,, q, ,,,h;cb lie
For the attractive and commOuous ~! III ~ WI | no
rooms fitted up, he invites tue pubic 10 Sa a @
inc Themselves. His Cabinet Vi SPeC'c"S S'1 ""'S
oNen for inspection. .;.,-,,, ~. n,
Isn nost mortcm liicncsses taken at short notice.
sA well seccte ed stock OF materials plates,
cases, ockets, &C., always on hand and ior sale
Rooms, No. :S6 Monroe ST., near the Post Once
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= NUEolsH - WOLMU6llC Dty O OoUS,
No. III Main ST., West side, bettoeen Monroe anu
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New Music Store.

sign of tIIc Grccinn TrigOn"m, No. 100
Main Street.
1- J. FICKIEsoN would respectfully an
7I,r.II=7 7uounce 10 the citizens Wheeling and vi.
S7D RI ~ ri cnity that he has just opened and
i y elegant establishment for the sale OF Violns,
Guitars ViOlnceIlOs, Fagolets Flutes Flies, AccorIc-
Ons BnniOs and TamboTincs Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books for all kinds Instruments and for
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin also, the
newest Songs Duets etc. and the very hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings
CarOnets Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail boards.
Bows for ViolnCcllo and Violin.
A. Klener's Furniture Polish, Dr rcnovating vanished
Furniture, such as Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions of Furniture. -.
Also for by the Agent for klebcr Ptshurg Pianos
of tho first and best in the United Staes such
as Nunns and Carts grand square panos J. B. Dun
sns Hactt and Aliens celebrated boston Pianos, &c
Agent for the make of fCarhar& and Needhams Patent
McIOdeons.
at tTeIO IOyyes nri II.