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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16

MERCANTILE LrsRARY.-We again advert with
pleasure to the subject of the establishment of a
Mercantile Library in this city, and DO so for the
purpose oil saying that we are pleEsed to learn
mat Inc ultatory Steps have,been taken for It's
sanzatlOn. A committee, pro tenn, has been form
Gu LOT preliminary arrangements. and a meeting of
'ne citizens favorable to the movement Will be
called IN few days. We hope to see large at
ENHANCE and proper spirit manifested on that
occasion. OF q 'ila
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16

.baR
- TuE GAzErrE LET THE IsrELLroENoEu
"a, WHY'S it andits Correspondents continu
A ~. tanning at US when we give them no coca
aN todosoi Would it not be policy for them IL
s'0 FINN betraying their malice, and weakness
~, they cannot hurt US by such course2
"T s,,,nr The news itemsin our columns on Thurs
-, Vas one announcing that letter from Rome
u. tbatthe wife of Bishop Ives would be separ,
s,a FINN him, when he should be ordained pr EST
'".. .,ms item was in the Baltimore atriot,
iI .;.,n, Sun, and National Intelligencer, and Il
=. tund in nine tenths Of all the napers il
Snl .,,oryi in precisely the form in which wegare
.A al vet writer in the Gazette seizes upon il
49, .,scious morsel with which 10 abuse us, and
because we inserted it without comment, fol
S ~ our readers know, we consider it al
III" A sage reasonrr, that! Among those
items in our columns are recorded four muir
g.. ,wo suicides, case of bigamy aud number
- o,,roses. "But then, there are no comments,
y. far ought our re. ders know, we consider these
things all nght"
That these items of news are not 10 be found in
~. Gazette is no matter of wonder. TIE editors
r. thai paper are too much engaged in writing
,,1ott,oss from my window" consisting of tran-
..sndsntal stutf-nauseous dish water illusions
vbolesaIe murders o. the Kings English-vapid
no,sepse, for which any added school boy would
i. sounlly whipped were he to present it to his
n,ser-all about what think and do in the
ri,cben or mud bank amid the spiritual exhala-
inns of nght-they are too much engaged in such
s,rf TO give their readers news in which they feel
interested.
The uublic, however, should look with great
-,ree OF allowance at the spiteful little thrusts
wbieh that paper is continually making al us. 1t
;s well known that the IntelIigencer has redeene,
the toxn from stigma, and that our citizen have
now paper of which they are not ashamed, as
formerly, at home or abroad. That the Gazette
should seek to depreciate every thing we do, and
have done for the improvement of newspapers in,
this CITY, is natural enough for those who conduct
that paper. It's Characteristic Of certain order
Of yegetatius creatures cslled men; but it is very
far from being consistent with the spirit of those
who would elevate their profession, and promote
the interests Of the public. We may need much
dvice as to the proper mode of conducting pub
lie Journal but the career of the Gazette for ma
nv yeats, admOnishes us that we shall look else.
where for an example to initiate than TO that es-
adjustment. For the sake of the Improvement
which is everywhere sprugiugup around us-for
the sake ofthe young, the industrious and the en-
tepriSing, thank heaven, the rare ofithose miser-
able old drvelers who are not fit TO go along with
be current, but would arrest it ii they could, are
fast dying out. They viii all soon be gathered 10
The dull earth from which they sprung; and their
eptaph shall be-hete lies the last-not of the
LEE ... -, go. =. szs.aa
The last of the Old Fog'esP' 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16

A HARD Casa lady, who stated she ,esSided
near hese and vas passenger on the steamer Car:
.'Sie' Fom Pittsburgh, on Wednesday last. engaged
s"' who was also passenger. as "help;"
Uas on her arrival here. she gave the girl thesp,
. VINO was without money OF ftiends.: Leaving her
"u@k on the wharf, she started to find place,
e"a on her return the Trunk was gone. As it was
w, 'tunk Of much apparent value, the nest char
laO'e inference IS that some Hotel Porter has in
aaVeef'ently taken it. The trunk contained all
'ae poor girl possessed. and we shall he pleased
u oelng the means ofrestoiug Ito the owner, ii
""y information about itbe left at this Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16

'JorTrSes FROM My WINDow.'-About the
funniest things to be found this hot weather are
some Of the illusions of the editor of the Gazet,e.
He has got at them "Jottings at My Window
again. Hear him: lT rs1i,
left [ashoning them into words; but the work
day world has drank them up, and the true spirit
OF life has been oyershadowed.'' 80. slsi.
Now we should Ike the author OF the above to
inform such stupid readers we confess ourself
to be in the present case, by what process the
''trOrk day ,cOrii'' (what does he mean by that?)
drinks up "thOughts.'' We suspect the rascally
printers have been numbering our author; THAT
when he speaks of the esprit of life' being cover
shadowed," he only means that when man takes
too much brandy, he has oUersWltl0psG
Here is another profound thought of which
must ask an interpretations: -,~-
'Why Turn TO pictures aud mirrors, tables and
curtains! These clouds richer III coloIIng,
N re grand IN form, and more noble in ;dInlen-
soas Why seek the divan, the ottoman and the
cushion for seat? The grass is softer, and its
truth more SWEET ,.i-5.zs5
ThattheFe's rhyme IN the above, is palpable:
but thereas0n is what bothersus. The stOeet truth
OF grass-thars what we can't see into. All the
Truth We can see in the matter is what old Negro
preacher used to say. call grass comes to hay and
all hay is grass.' That's the whole truth OF the.
matter, and donkey, it strikes u.s. will be ready
appreciation of the Sweetness of that truth, if the
readers of a newspaper are not
All! we think have an inkling of The idea
now! Webster, in defining Fogge (recently re-
solved into cold Fogy'') says: Dead grass remain.
Ing on the land during winter, is called in New!
England. the old tore'' We suspect our author
must have had little of the oil tore about him
when he wrote the above. SOS
We may recur to these stJottiags'' again, as
they furnish an extensive field for the research
eS ol such of our readers have passion for the
sublime and curious, and who are inclined to
'ne "Pusiui! of knowledge under difficulties
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s,AAssal .lbai.a.s..2aE6 j al.
By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHEpFoRra EDNiLYi0r ElLlIGiRiNSoRs
TEXAS NEWS.

sel4ila5 TEXAS NEWS. q
BALTIMORE, July IS.
New Orleans pape s of Saturday are received,
and contain RioGrande dates, received blythe arr
rival of the United States transport Falcon, to
the 29tl. The trial of Carvajal and his associates
has been removed TO Galveston. The Grand Jury
of the District Court is till in session, iaquiring
into the outrages committed by Maj. Norton and
accompllces.
Bad feelin S exist between the citizens andith
fllibusters. The latter are threatening vengeance
on the c items.
A skirmish took place between Capt. Granger's
companyof U. S, Rifles and aper,y of marauding
Indians. Five of the Alter was killed and NUM-
her wounded. large amount of stolenpropertY
was recovered.
Troops are continually arriving at. the Mexican
before seen Military e,icampments are also being
established at many points on the Rio Grande. :
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Chiokering,s Piano Fortes. :

EE7r7-- THE subscfiberbe being appointed agent for
T. the sale OF Chickering's Piano Fortes Tor
tfI6 III III Western Virginia, keeps constantly on hand
~ y zu good those Celebrated 1natru-
ens which are by the most eminent pro-
lessons of music, be the any other epu
try. These offered at Boston Priees, AZ
fe stock musiea meTehanhise
md Variety Goods, whoesale and retail =.
u1sOid Pianos taken In exchanse Pianos 10 lex NJ:
SIC tapzht a. NO. 20 Union street ~, X
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16

, W. Columns are largely occupied to-day, BY
. .s very mporta-t documents in relation to
D. U. Railroad, some of them containing very,
gratifying Information to the commercial and ttav-
cling community. ee.-sa 3af -
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NOTICE TO. sHIPPERs.t =.
TIME Union Line Packets leaving regularly the arr-
the cars, all fading must be board be-
lore O'Clock p NJ Line VIII not be responsible
for delivery any goos. and win pay orieoeet
charges goods for bills OF ladipg are not on
tkeir departure. mar3f-tf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16
NEW WORK MARKEr.

Cotton unchanged. Flcur. Ohio 5, 12a5,1s, firm;
southern 5,12a5,3l good demand. Wheat. Wes-
tern1 ,2s active. Germ, mixed69; yellow 60, &C
tive. Whskev 2s3 frmer. Lard IL. Coffee
Java ia, Rio 81 firm. Sugar Muscovado al, Or.
leans AZ steady. Molasses, Orleans 2s4 dull
Pork, mess 1852, prime 10, demand fair. Beef,
hams 10, scala firm; mess beef 1925 steady. Ba-
con, hams 8 steady, shoulders 81, sides 14aS. Dry
sailed sasE, smoked rib 81. Butter and cheese
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- VIM. II. Needs,

u l..llIil FIl.l w H. i. lIOBUS, =
RooISbinder s. Blank book Manufacturer,
p. No. pa Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
ITTOULD respectfully INFORM their friends pub
ff lie general, that they have bought the establish
lately known Jamcs II, Ewing Bookbndezy and
Banktoak mannactoryand are prepared to Rule and
ind TO order blank books OF every description music,
magaziles periodicals, not to be surpas
and by any estab lishment In tho country. ~ b
n5eConstantly on hand an assortment OF blank books.
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4, We take the following complimentary no,ice Geo
gentleman who has recently located in onT ici,y..
andwhOse card will be found in another eolpmn.
iFon the Winchester yirginian. aA 81. !.
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the many o.J,,his ~.
sessoas tbs growing Vitsinia CITY, ;s sf,yac, an
n NOM among the citizens otthe Valley, we may
Fsu our young friend JoHN ii. EIcneungRoER,
;ss ~, VINO purposes practsirg law there. Mr.. 81
OF ripe classical and sciertfic study
many friends for the in life. 1'a u
ALlSElER, Of The jefferson, serves up first raie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16
New Hat and Cap Store.

eIh7
order &c ieep Increasing
business city better our In Rey
increasing Hat and Car ta,le. have opened Z - =
-. ASSPAEN DID SALES ROOM 81
in the new block erected by w 3Shrfyef west side
Matn gbetweelf Union and Monroe. wheIewe
prepared to furnish patrons and pUblic
and variety and the latest and
mpst approved and comprised in part OF extra
moiesk iaaIid silk hats black hroI and white beaver
and otter hats Also, fine assortment OF Panata ped
die braid Canada braid aud, chill
z Aisoa "A oftment Of laen.s and
caps Ahns wishing good artice. wholesale or re-.
our stac \. IS 49, y
tunea q ~ 81 WV JIMESoN
10 short notice to At every
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

Monroe st, Wheeling, Va. ~
q y. WOODROW info ms the citizens OF Wheeling,
and dealers generals, that he is opening
the best assortments OF family sroeeresin the Western
groceries and DRINK, all OF which viii be sold
low prices be bought in the city Give call OF
CHARGE my3t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL wEBSTER2PREs
IDENT PIERCE -

New YORK, July Id. d
The steamer Daniel Webster arrived to-day
from San Juan the 9th. Her news are anticipated.
President Pierce took an exclusion in the harbor
to-day He has unexpectedly determined to leave
for w Washington 10 night
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,ll9l "TaEl FAYGrTE spRlNGS.n

,g52 .TAEf FAYETTE5 SPRINGS"
rTNHIS ighly attractive and fashionable WATERING
j PLA f. together with the FAYETTE. SPRINGS
HOTEL adjacent thereto have again been leased by the
proprietor OF the Harrington Hotel, and is eady
Inc reception OF visitors. The Fayette Springs are ten
miles east of Uniontown, Pa, the National Road
surrounded by the delightful and Romantic Mountain
Scenery; IN addition the curative properties OF the
wafer (Which SURPASSED by any in the country9
there many other attractions Within short dis.
Sort Necessity;,, Gen. Braddoek and JuInonvie's
Graves; Dunbar's Camps Deany's Cave, which may be
explored for miles under tho mountain; the celebrated
Ohio Pile Falls the Youghioghsny iver and the Cum
berland Cataract, descending from shelving rock more
than forty feet perpendicularly, &c. a.aii
Horses, Saddles and Carriages will be furnished TO vsi'
TORS and having erected stabling those their
liberal tel ms. fflggll!t
Ni -; Board Per Week, 5000; per day. SIPS
jy6 Ind SEBASTIAN RUSH, Pronrtetor.,
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.lt.a TO Ik1E MILLIONS -F1aG.t
! 2 From toothless babes OF nsmeiess weeks, itfs
: To prattling iokers in the streets; -fofcF q
From girls and boys that read ut s:hool,i il" {
To office clerks upon their stools; eggs
From the blddifg OF loveat sweet seventeen. Fia g
To the Gande explosions OF all honey Eoon dreams;
? IRON mid way years of man Hdhis wife, =ise7 ai
To advancing days aud eclning life;
From the spectacle1 Iew,who with establishment
At the wnrdrous things these modern days. fsir
Is heard this general exclamation. -astae
~ HAVE You. USED Lyons X ATHAIRoN2 1-tz.tsF
- Grey heads and, aid in concer mt sing $780,
h The magic OF this powerful thing, - q .a-altt
That starts the roots OF hair long dead,
Aud covers NJ the once bald head;
Z While the truant locks, 30 harsh and stif,y
ii That u ed to vex tie pretty miss ~ .e -,
Now around her shou ders twirl - xrii- 5,T.S
In such RICH luxuTant curls, -.glyss
The sight o. touch you know. not which,
Sets men shining, and their heads bewitch'd. ~ -
The landrun-Vexed stnf-'hat once didlfall ~
Der brad cloth coats, and collars soil, ;ssii
20 You number wit the things that wete, -
% BY using Kathairon the hair. SAUL -,t.se.i
-aSa But i.oi than hail. or ali yet said .i --',
Arc Iacts about the N<rrolts Head, - ,,ssft.
j lat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
= And doctor s. pills are taken iiEvain.i tstfsi
Now the KAthafron such pains III TO cure.
:. In ten minutes. Nogossippirg Pm sure;
Ard for Pmpes, Salt Rhsun,, Erysipelas and letter,
And,all spchld diseases. nothing is better.
IT YoN,S KATHAIRoNs So jnsts celeb ated for Preserv.
ing. Restoring and Identifying the Hair, is sold by
eyey Druggist and Principal throughout the
World, in large bottles, for % cents 1t59 3
Sold to the trade 1t Liberal dscount5 nersr conf
HttssteHed. Address letters to 5sFls
! ,4,s, r. q ~ DIS. BARNES, Proprietor, q
x 80 - . iyss.. % 16l Broadway, New York.
nS-For sale hy Kells & Caldwell, wholesale
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.; r. n Logan
& Co, and Wheat q Chaplin. mails 6ni.
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] MlISGEfIH a NEOITs.

Professor Alex G. Barrys TrIcopherous,
or Medieated compoln Tying, curling prcscry
otthe skin. curing Paus and he alins exteqs
i MSa ~ i, Boaas by no gsogtaphicsl lines e
tbs 81 the late years in ratio
fpt lis sales book finds that lie n,bea IF
bottles 70 in Quantities half gross
s 900. ~ -
II present at length The evidence ortho
have FURNISHED such an this. The cheap
sa given Of its
percinl recommended il 10 the attention
dSs a sS
ed expectation 1T aetedlike charm The laiies would
United States found they must have ii and thus was built
trade Of an extent hithe TO uheard
YET believed the sales this yes ear
Depot and mandatory. No fs7 broadway, New York,
Riti e ssSss SSgs
al the psiRal United States and
byJ. 4. Patterson. wheellg va. June i4dtw4Svsn"
SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT ~ =
,,-fE ,j;1--,g ~, OF THE ~
Connecticut lIutnnl -,17st5s
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
For lte Year ing January 3ist, 1853. :.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENT.
Amount rec'd for p, emiuns and sit1-I5 .Es.5 ~.
policies during the year,. Sss2, 24a, II -1rg
. -. reed Tor Extra Risk, 3l 0SO, 80
interest. Sc y
Deduct paid salaries. miiienl ex.
. amin: IONS, pos age, advertisng, 557ss e.I,
!. pr.nting, stationsry, rent, furn lois III
lure lure, taxes exchange, etc.. 90
= laI polio surrendered ia, 1852
u 'al' losses Ill policies, 5sa-l5 Fs4 ,y
(includ NJ S2S, $50 un
paid ofiast year,. .IS9, 417.00
l'saai - PSI, e2e.1t
g Losses on 81 policies not ,'4a
-. yet due and wan ing proof l,5s ~ ~.
- OF 5000
Nstgrocssds OF the SAL, n
Lie Polcies,.. 1902, $500
Dividend OF Is per cent credited to =5t -...
--- SOC, 64O 90
Reservefuhd.. -. 1888 s257t
Bond and mortgage loans on real alssrs.T
r, 1923 S0360
Loans city 6i2
Morgaged bonds, bank and other
Spccia! depostes lie banks, drawing
o, s5 PC sad as% q GOO GO
Premium or Deposit Notes, hear. e.
Ing cent. interest. 99S 95S SO
Premiums In the hlndS OF agents go tz.l.a
atdin transit. G4s7
Accumulated e,pital: 20. e79,27
Amount of dividends paid during ~
Amsu9t Of iivid;d: caaccci by for: .
Z ietsd and surrendered policies 40, s22yoo
Total dividends cancelled duringthe
Whole anount OF dividends paid
ti CO. Guy r. PHELps seereiSgy.
HARTFORD, February /, 1868. - =.
wlt. T. PETERSON, a GENT,
np9-tt 80 ~ ittf ss.as L4f- Wheeling, Va.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MS latest discover! is the wonder or the age. III
picture assumes all the roundncss and soity oflii
sppeais and In every point resembles IL.
living peing Nature is perfectly mocked even 10 an In
Si I hair. Taken at WHITEHURST's, over Cam.
oes Jewey store Baltimore street. the CITY or Ralt-
moIe Also In his Washington Gallery and viii soon liz
w IN all Of his galleries, which may be found II
all The principal cities in the Union "
MT WhITEHuEsr has the honor to announce that he has
received a!eter from the President OF The United
informing him OF the award OF MeLal Certifcafe
ana copy Of the Jurie WorIIs Fair Lon
mar
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

River fallen inches. - H.. ~ .7s.
Flour quiet at s,6oas.15 Whisky 1871, good
demand. Cheese H. Lindseed oil 65. Sugar 44a5,
good demand. Coffee 9tal0. Lard 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16

sAelipksr.F Yesterday morning at o'clock, a
locomotive with5two cars, appropriated 10 the use
of Mr.. Woodside. paSmastsr, ran on the track at
an open switch near the repairing station in Cen.
tire Wheeling. The Engineer who received cut
on his head; wasithe only person injured. The
blame, if any, is attached to The switch tender.
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!. Dr,GordonHarris.l 3 q.

3 80 - al Dr,9GToEdonsAaTr1 =
s5.ssSfS sAsGRADUATEeoF'CA MBRIDGE.
Lock Inf NO 81 south Gay
street. opposite the Exchange buildings, Baltimore.
practical years enables Or. H.
to ins1rs sound and speedy class OF Dis
eases which have too long been yielded regular phys-
Glars the hands OF Quaekcry He may be consulted con-
< hded,isly, either IN pc fson. by letter!
etter to DR. Harris Nd All communities tions
seesdvsrtseme hlsTtti sssss aIr4=1ysk
Notice kxtras
MOT having sod out ofry
friends Of the trade say, have ma de up my mind TO
CONG and go ahead az Dayy saya and Dayyyas
aotSel Toa'li understand. 5,s :. ass,zczrSs
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FROM RIO.

.et5 - a.t8.a57 RtcuM oND, July Ii.
The schooner Tennessee arrived at Hampton
Roads yesterday from R.o., The United States
ffgate Congress, Com. M'Keever, left Rio on the
18th for New York. s 5't
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DWI" a CLADAuGH. ~ "a cT !. N /.
FOUNTAIN HopE i; 0AADA

rTlHE IinJers ign.5 L.:.HHhAH ~ ELI.
oi nat oid Sts5lished honsc. the RorxrA1N HoTEI
t III and having repaired and ref
u now Offer their friends and the
Ort and cn3Vcnicncc. s''A q" H"Le III sohl
Tie Ladies' Ordinary, suites OF rooms
VIII be found 10 afford The comforts OF home to filiss
all its PATRONS : y, 'E-s5- 4s' iSFNSe "
most central situation for tie man of business
oe IN the centre or business, affords as conyehieni
cess 10 all the Railroad Depots td Steamboat landing
IL Will be the desire and pleasure the propriefor II,
promote Inc comfort or the guests oLthe house.
ap'-ly y ~ = CLABAUGH6< BROTHER
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5cANFIBLD, BROTHER, & Co.
229 Baltimore Street, Corner of Charles
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, 8IANUFACTURRRS,
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, RICH JEwELRY,
SILVER, PLATED, AND ALDATA WARE AND ,
Fla NCY GOODS!
HAVE opened their new store with splendid stock
GOLD AND SILVER wAroHrsl
From the most celebrated makers IN London Liverpool
and Geneva-an extensive stock always kept hand,
every one OF which is guaranteed to perform
SILVER WARE OF orR OWN MANUFACTURED!
Silver Tea aud Coffee Sets. GObets, CUPS, Tumblers,
castors Walters Spoons, Forks Pie and Cake knives,
lars, DC, OF new designs. s l
-es.ses -Il-= PLATED WARE. s,-..
Coffee and Tea Sets. Urns Tea Kettles large and small
Baskets, EpeIgness, Flower and Fruit stands, &c.
DIAMOND WORK!
a superb collection of Diamond Bracelets and Rings,
Breaches Crosses Finger Rings, I suits of Diamonds,
suitable for W eddipg Gifts
RICH JEwELRYi t- ''
This branch oour business is surpassed by any
der our supervision. constantly making new styles
and by every steamer supplied from the European
factories which enables to give customers til
latest fashions, and 1t!ow prices.
FANCY oooDsi
tets, Cologne Bot.s elegant vases, Parisaa Mar lie
Statutes, Paris Bronzes Fine Paintings Papier Mache,
logne, French Perfuneries Rosewood End Leather DTcs
slug Gases, English Soas Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes
SUPERIOR ALBATA WARE!
New Patterns Of Forks Spoons Ladies' etc this arti
Gle, which is fast supe rseding silver ware.
SPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS!
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks elegant designs, black
Yellow drab ard white marble dos French Porcelain do;
WATCH Tools AND M1rERIAIs ofthe hest quality con-
stGntly kept on hand and carefully selected. -LeG
For the convenience OF customers we haveerected
large spacious store giving customers every facility
inspecting extensive stock of Goods Adjoining the
retail sales ROOM we have tted up another room, over
il feet in depth. for the Wholesale Department.
20 Every article from establishment is warranted
10 be rs good as represented. 81 si2tss.F Fsa
G5 Persons visiting altimo 6, will do well to examine
assortment. Orders from the country will be
ed to faithfully and nromtly.
cANFIELD, BRoTHE6 q. Co., ,.-s
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