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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
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CAUTION STEAM GACGES-The Public are
- reIeby stnsd fnst lfea1 or . steam Gang fe
Nv DIV =. l. iC eff -outan M1rDAus
BE- ~ o. Terd ae4 Gauges n te psll
Ihe ulhlc cautioned aslirst our
rfes Ntr1. ~ ~ 70 "a $50 ln 'ufu lent
sss y.fsr The undermined tne se nrtn No
r,r. P.--rr -fean sue. rr ted n.-gfueut
~ the e rtet accord n % law steam Gls-soi ns
'' ' r r. ASHCROFT Blston Mas
IMPORTATION WANTED Of Mr. JOSEPH RUS
SILL l or ss.d g. vho et Lonfve a. no yea ago Any
he rerlan-s whittier lgaE " d. a.
Mi b. usby rsvarfes hy rs brother AKIN RUSSELL Address
Me NJ Oh RNFIT No 5o7 idsons.
I ITFRARY PRIZE -S500-1hc undersigned here
troaers sum Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS fo The hes
ORIGINAL TALE serious humorous Which shl BE- src-9 or
~. I,erv ,flum ard received BY rn PRIOR - TIE n o-
t.r -fufie b. the jldse, srd At ani p,- MS - e fe'
taarsd Tie public vi remember mag =
rzs b. so .-s s YEAR atsdei IS the 1er % r1re lee
T-p co. The same prorrsed ed az .r-h Nss
b.. will surety VI the ftst o on
,1rH q his Ter u desired u Gle 1ls-fs bect %
srccrr z American L-eraure tntu o. 'lles t' 'spy
oftf- Ieiarg lns ~ h- lr1i o. o. snt te
''' "''f'' Os>IAS r. 90 iE,
Fda- I'D PROXY ,or Doiscs Be-. OF Lt--rs % '-u.t
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Ecuses 10 Get.

T OFT and STEAM POWER to LEI.-The upper
Lsy the building No 2 ard a Frsnkfor-.t contains ,oui
w'n very dssbe Tor large business that require.
pn'' '' ''N' CHARiEs JENKINS on the premises
I OTIS to LET Three stories (2d, 3D. ard ith) of
the Building S2 6F < AiH ssR5SfHiEp Aan
Doom 20 LET-"itb steam power-One large
II ~ 70 .nd hs-'et Also several smaller rooms n
80 s l%BtB e'Iosr Of o., n~.eh s'd Beach-s.
DOOM to LET-yery favorab'y situated for an Of
IL e,e rurpo,-s ht.d BY i've ~iado~ 20 Ga AN
an. d. l Oh ''''''' "'' MIiT0S EMERSON Co.
- Ian POWER 20 LET.-Tne whole or part Of
= ae r7. ser bres F,,toy Ei1a sa4@t n vita s.eAe
~ va r Po';isa e. Be he'd n'd AN S w T
CtOFi il BROADWAY.-To let the first aooral
- t u 40 % Ole Of E rs Ri Il ~ s e. ii Eco, 5 On
20 LFI-Tvo or three uufurnishrd Rooms in a pri-
i' e lf as TO s'S I fs @Sit ss. lsd re
TO LII. or 5000 per annum House suitable fjr
si--. .H Two sra families or boiIdss containing q 70 n.
& o, 4 10 iciH al PAafRiDGE No. 500 stoaay up
TO LET-A two-story brick House No. rs Cham
s, ,I 5 Joa 4; ,SSsfPSSSfS No Il csa,t
TO LLT-1he ecgan, brown stone Front House.
= nd-, One story er. oet Hone. M one s2ts
Dc s soafl srooyn' store and osek Room 70 ~,
.r % 'n , Of room. IN SsSYo ins Of
tGpNsESD. No s2Sasaa-'t, Ns% Yors, up stairs
a " LEI III " lILlA1icDI Itbis-A Luitc rl'if
tu sss No u soui Seconds' with marble mantle
- tcr~rr and second rory with AID
tcheu. aud with t. modern iDpf0v-inentA
WN PEAsE, No g South IAi6-
the Futon IRON Nofks once NO - Iofeifs sof7f OF
Cteny, NeE fOEk
ITO IET-A large, well lighted StOre-One Of the
the city FOR almost any Aud Of business In
oure Of J. BOYCE, "a. 1874 Chaitanst
ITO Little Store and Dwelling on the south.
east eornsr of 9ds7 and zh. rood location for 5ls
I-curr n MACFARLAN MERRITT Real ksase and House
Agent. No. 4s Sc-sy.
rTO LET-The large Store No. 765 Broadway TO-
ecker bsleuenf They cash ? feet inches wide
bT ~ ef dep vel zhtsd VIII b. res5Y for occupancy hy
IL "a II Au.ast Inquire u 9ACFARLAN MERRITT No n
1fav.
TO LET-The upper part OF House No. 76j Broad
Wsy designed FOR ss,S rooms oaees and 'e-srooas Tne
tu,rs aght.d and to 1t every 1nTenisnee All WI
h a > o.cuJ ~ 18th O. Auzust Apey - AACfAhLAN
81 FHiTr 8 al Est-te and II use ASerts No ~ t-sv
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INANIED-A Woman 20 cook. wash and iron; she
w cspste soi chs- ari " rE pass tie 7t
mouths ro1ntry hort distance 'or ~ cry "ase'
uonh Apply NJ. q LeSns onav between me aolf' o'
ard III ~
yVANTED-A Young Man IS Clerk in a Grocery
w No Frav None need Apply b ctn'ot come wei
recommend d from as M employer FOR hen - AM sooi l'7
hsbiis
yVANTED-A stout Boy also Lid 20 run If errands
w ATPly A. No. IS C,daI-st. stas-s
XNANTED-A good Mlliner, also one capable Of
w trimming APP within th-ee dayi % 30 Auify-'t
yLANTED-A Lsundress aud Chanbermad She
W te Wher End rouer and h-irs Fd 'ty re
Apply A. No = Londou'err,ce West I'd oesf - al
lNAN1ED-ln Wholesale Bookstore. stout Boy
- W recon l1slded AdtFe1s Box No lisa Pos-Ohts
WET NURSE WANTED-A healthy Young No-
W vifs s1ad sseTnces % rEr.e bog three lonih 3D.
20 60 ho..ioI-.-.
WANT D-An Engineer 70 take charge Of seam
au're q FISHER BIRDS Marble - orss y. 81 Bowefy
SyANTED-Employmenta as 4 Copyist, 70 take home.
W by young Lady Re'ereuceL j. BATES, q beekntn.
IEANTED-A Young Man as Assistant Book Keeper
had experience one who resides WIN rs pa-ls
will BE- 11serr'd Appy At 30. IS Beaver s.
VTANTED-A Foreman for a Phosphate ot Lime
w FACTORY. AppJ TO : : HASKELL No soath-''
yIANTED-Ina Dry Goods Store tWo smart. active
w having coming from either fe-a4 II
''''1S n'l'e '-l'-' o. CARTER. QUTNAN x De FOREST
If SIXTH.AVENUE.-C MfSON's way lnteIl-
No IL f.l-lv. ire uzness
conducted ug1l connection with the once A. 10 oos
.ry GU csr Men aid So's Tao'ed
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Atnsements.

kIBLOs GARDEN Tickets to all parts of the
Ruse 81 Gems; Pf boxes, s. OoSD open at Ito
SsNEFiT OF NINE. ANNA THILLoN,
ia ''''''' ' SA ri sP sRs "viiivANDnaE
''''' ' D&uSar i,S' q RAE REGIMENT
Ne..r.. HUDSON, i LEAcH y end Alr. MAEDER.
as ,Wsd1csds.) ElENfNG, August 10 49, the Enterirl
N1ssil commerce with THE
Aauis the % Leader, MI La Mama
DAUGHTEROF THE REGIMENT
Mime Anna III Ion
Sr HuS doe
iHjRS6AY. hi w0VDERFtL RAvELS.
3tRToNs TIIEATER-Chambers-st.-wilI open,
1 ms "Wednesday EyENING AUGUST 10,
panied decorated eaa ysHp p l., Roxrs
- IossiIu,sd and urho'sreS ~ ,s'Pe "s 20 ,as
isrY CENTS TO EVERY PART OF THE HOUSE,
ssss The new ensasenens viii be found The naPes OF -
fs''G ,n N New-loiS ioI three years
M Mn. RADCLItFL from Cincinnati and Philadelphia
ssSC SSS, Ne n; 8 s, &c rTS.
Nbt INLAND, tNate horo,l from the Broadway.
SANNlE wALrkRS TIC most popular American dAnseuse.
sS'o.e wins iaNot"es Will be found N the i.si
Mr. e. Fisher M Gouflay
NJ, V Wss..ss. ~. k Esy:sS
NJ Mgrson, Mis- + Raymond,
. NJ L0vefc, hs Hughes,
. NJ Norton, Ms
. M. ". T. BUrtCn Mrs Holman,
Nj T. Johnston, Ms Cooke. sc.
& snssss en,s are sotaon, viii bs duly announced
Q8che eonnrsus bcs. solo performers In Ina Iroit-3
- Sll b. urdsr me able direction OF Mr. j. Cooke.
Barton Puprsto Manager }. ,1gc, stage Diecct,r.
linoeic, Ballet isfer; J. c Barnet, Treasurer.
'sE Drop Curian by alr Hielse Scenic ATIst
A. WEDNESDAY AUGUST TO-
fsFsysc first time an entirely COle1le.ti, called
L. CAPITAL MATCH
S4nysie. Nj c. bland
his inst stpeaTsncc ia Ne~-lugk ios three years
- VI norton
>i.alf
r yi'na
.'A+s hO
s~Ffy ianfiASe Bur eitS "
A. A DUEL IN THE DARK.
~ vfeenauch Of the Turtle D0yery ...'hs Siron
NfeennncA.
oe h.A puical NAyLoLo
49, ba.ts T. hsym
~ "teeAAncts maid elrs tioiaaa''
o tfo@IAy
htmesto "LEnianf Podsae." By Aabsr; Snd La GAIA
~ heSsini with Lev NalSes by Strauss.
1 ~-seae VITA tie very funny Face Of the
-. "a A HOLE IN rsE WALL
'''''''...M M Norton vi Leyere
49, NJ hoA al
wv " nn IN ysoos cities, i've ha cred
Mr. Lawron
feeFss.... Mia Ceoke A. snan
4 Nv, tlhuisis7,) bsN Verse, called
RATINGS,
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Il 10 TN TTETNTT = ~ = " -
III .ot EseYork The ci~m mic Year o. this Init
~ commercs on MONDAY, the I'm Of septo1nle W, in
eor.e Of rIfuctu the Whole range o. thOyr Aa
rI.fal edqcaon and ilsnS where pftcctos ~
t,,d ty en- ample sppsIafua Plps 10 TIE ey n' eonyfD
. % he Insruts ANAL enpenss 10 the parent ~
a an obtain respectable pfye boarding. houses 10 tnS '"
ciLity 4 the insrtete ,... q, ,.i,i., NAV
80 al ~ In,fute information Be oDtsned q al
~ ~ q, 80 " ISAAC FERRiS. d D.. President.
n
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New publications.

Published This Day
CAPT HAWKE Or The SHADOW OF DEATH By
~ the author Of Tom hng "Ciaude DuVs rAu' |n''u'
etc Illustrated. Price 3 cents
Also now ready new editions Of the lowing books
CLAUDE DUAL DAsHNe HIGHwAYN,N. Pr &c Is efsts
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF DICK CLINTON The Masked
HcEwAYMAN. Price 25 cents
LIFE OF TOM KING Price Is -ents
NED SCARLET Tue DARING HlSHwAvNAS Pr &c p cents
PAUL CLIFFORD Or HURKH FoS TIE ROAD! Price Scents
For "a by a Booksellers
NEARLY READY-An original copyright Novel,
~ descnIt,e American Life and Manners, entitled
ANNIE GRAYSON; o. LIFE IN WAsHIsGrN By Mrs NP
Lassell $500
The scenes portrayed are fancy sketches but picture o. Life
in the truhune Of which ~n be readily recognized
by those f.ua with the society of the N.iOn. Met'OPoiH
BUNCE 4 BROTHER Publishers, New-York.
Thi. Day Published
old PUT; Or, THE DAYS or 70
~ A Revolutionary Tale.
b Of the most st mrs incidents OF The
Revo uouary which vl be read with ao ong Interest Od
Puts or Mscs General PunAms has become household
VOID ia United States Consequence Of dash ns
bravery md e1pls Of the hero III uiho Ia
related any Incidents style tru hful and amusing
Ever, Am esn displayed by or for fathers
in the days Oh rnsO's souls should READ this story
Pne, p cents. H. LONG BROTHER Ne - Ana-st
Anew Romance by the auihOi Of ROse sOmeryil-'
Published This Day.
THE ROBBERS WIFE.
DOMESTIC ROMANCE.
By the author Somervie" First Ease Step" ke &e
Prise 3 cents.
This start NJ wind and srisnsy dramatic Romance II Ope'
with bold vigorous powerfully written chapter which the
~ 10 succession highly Wrought which hsve been
lx pale by the previous Of hivey popular author
Not "a one OF startling and the whole told with
- AZ siren which render Il almost unsppSosea-
abe.
Another large Edition Of
ROSE SOMERNILLEi
HrsBASps MYSTERY, A WiTSs DsyorIoN
Price 3 cents
and
THE FIRST FALSE STEP
THE Para CRIME.
Price > cents
Recent dhIes,ed advertisements circulated srstuousy vita
rswcrth motives multiplied ussai orders Tor these
vey works the common Day BOOK have
become quite eonsI icuous.
Such are the paying the respectable Az
lor tie ia OF HIS
For "a ~ si the principal Booksellers Published BY
sIRISGER TOWNSEND, No. % Broadway
beading for the RAILWAY or STEAMER
Ii FRUITS or LElSURE-Eys wsen n the Intervals Of ou
author Of fsnd IL Council H. 81 eioa FsPe- .
cents
one o. the best little books tines Christian Inquirer
Full OF sf'ik tTUtas and wise cOuuses- lC)arier
Pies genial reelection vide experience Of
life IN sfJle e TSey. idisnAi EaslsaH Irtase
Pulshsd BY ANSON d. T. RANDOLPH, No. esS Broadway.
Sold ~ Booksellers generally
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Real Estate for Sale.

UOR sALE-TvO story Brick Houses, Nos. l22
rs IA Wansbgsh Lots 50 In Ho1ses rsu,
Sr Al COcKCROFT No. IS CbaEhsTss,- sewYonk, and
K n south 7th@t. NllsnstsrEh
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NAT OWL THEATER, {

EASTLE GARDEN.-WEDNESDAl August ~
LUCIA DI iLAHMERNo0R.
Joint app eaTsnce Of ...
Mad sONTAG, sALyI and BADIALI.
The uhc respectfully informed hat IN uence Of &c
era - expressed desire - ...
LUCIA DI LAHMERMOOR
Vyin - rereated rgr
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Scet ane foano.

T OST-~be PASS-BOOK If the subscriber with the
l s,ypss In-uaOn. No. lbs Tie ia Ter vi b.
800 ~ cav nc 4 NJ 20 Ia , hs 5eten IL, AZ 90
"ai-'e ~ ''''7 J. KDN.kO OH.
d. ~ RI WARD SO Reward VII be prd for the
- ard coz cou he thru that ~ te h3le
~ "a! L.. o. ght o. he il lust br> sni d..
'' - F''f' WM A. ORN>BY, 40 ifs! Els; , hat
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Serses, Garriaaee, Er.

TOR SALE - 4 handsome twO-setted extension
t., p atom With third drop Cls 1870 ist rrrs
IA. b.. s..d bat VII ts - tor $40 Impure Of
OWEN. - az Broadway.
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Chdutcs for Dusinese Glen.

Z PRINTING OFFICE for SALE.-No. 6l2 -th-av.
- Tom s.yaesq per .sa, sAh che i.m,afei IN ,5ss
go ,SS' 3 S' B. isu f5," ''' '4'-''' ''' ~
DOR saLE-The Stock add everything necessary for
The prepssuon ard sae Of yslbe Patent Medicine ~heh
hs been ssta6 shed oue ya AM VI h ony lrs a4s'
s.ns and he az nton Of as roprso, ~ &c men
d.s,sF. L. u IL. once o. lis paper
s'OR SAIE-Tbe proprietor %, the Philadelphia h.
r. n &c 81 y, . .e Tor
1 go, n he e5un,ry - ssnofa co.tsss VII
r,r Gr.rdsi Appg @ Nos rs Bove OF L. u;EEh
IRON FOUNDRY tor SALE.-Aldress FOUNDRY
Boz No le7 this ofce.
PATENTED MACHINE for SALE.-The entire
go 20 p.eH.s, At Do" '''' GEO w. WIGHT Paieut.e.
{VATER POWER on the CATHARINE CREEK,
sa rter sale 81. water pow. together with the ,d
IN, ~ t xsf ahei DSS, Iieu. I'D ,I baos. r6s
1,is sod locality fora Paper mill cotton wool factory. Also
So, Of nsIer rirdni an mil ,on' t., further
tie saseli5er the premises ~po ch'Hans Co
XVANIED-A Partner with capital, to be engaged
w tie PR puetor Of cOuau - in The Folnns business
IT, Mis- situated highly valuable wheat oE ~ district aod
Of Aesntas e corr offered viii be si's9 % Pui 'se
LOWS Ir,iis House.
xyANTFD-Wanted, 70 make an arrangement g.th
w some advance sn az mt Il money IN w wos.
ads,re.d n fsrt tin ar roo .d a u b4s Ap2y
+. to SG SA to6I. IF # .n s and '
yYANTED-s5O0 900 or 3 coo for term # years. on
w rrorev down town worm four The Aosnt Aclrss
A r Box - Tribune pfice
1XvATFR POWER WAN TED A Manufacturing
w Company whoe esss expires rex Sr5 E' ~. - ny
eccd ss Power atou. 50 IS hore ls--, a'n IN i e.
~ ST. or % ty lo Location preferred "a" hlon k.r q
81 niles Of tas cry hn- 11slfj o
gpt u mar ,fuu. establishment neiS ltooot Al
drefs Box ~. Post Ctce
Ao OOO TO 5000 PER YEAE CLEAR
$J. UUU pR0Frrs-A bn.iae., v1,a'4is- Pc IA ~
V-lu4 p.tsltr.ht fgo's machinery stereotype p.ta 81 it
+r,ss ...e ct ore a public fhr-.I. tf s-
i9r irving or Buross VII b. sod ~ - lfe iv
A.. now Geo I'D I.r
DO or- he sic made sise Pr'nt ei 80 e7t IA he ct
a. usrulsf I'D saes easily erec- u 'ff -t h
sivsn r . t Address r. O H. A. his ofe ~ irr NOR part
tt - nAA WANTED IMMEDIATELY For
rs .UUU two Or ih',e ysa-, t ~, rsresa. va.
= h. rss .nd security fcf pat -sfs AUS
WANT-FhCTiR RES. Peru, ! mos
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Look ait This!

those who desirOus OF preserving the memory
N OF themselves and friends, do most efec-
tually, by calling without dclay.at L. IaTbes Dasuer-
reoype Rooms, the of Main and Bidde Streets
lures which be obtained, with the came degree oil
beauty and excellence, elsewhere In the CITY.
L. TARBELL, Daguor feOtypist,
Corner OF Main and Blddle streets,
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incricnms, PnTromiZe Your Own Mann
fueIurCs.
Wheeling Silk Factory.

A MEIuCAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub
StDntil articles the various fabrics now III use al
GiILIS SILK PACTO-y; Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious in such matters are invited to call ad sec
tile process OF manufacturing and those wishing 10 pur
c1sc Silks Wholesale retail be supplied reason
able terms at Gis Store adjoining the Factory or al A.
NJ ADAMS, T. s. Forbs' l. o. FaiTchild's, Marsh &c Tay.
ior's and o. w HcisIiills, Wheeling Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Nain
street, Cincinnati, o. -,
Our Fabrics arc warrcned all pure Silk and have taken
The HIGHEST PREAIIU IUMS and gold and silver medals,
at tho Institute, New York, Franklin institute
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We are cons 1ntly
and our is large and scusonabc,
comprising many varfetes-vclvets satns, vestngs dress
silks frngcs cTavats, handkerchiefs OF white, hlack
bcsttwincd silk twiled plain. Also shirts, drawers
and half hose for gentlemen. -
please call and this important branch OF Amer
manniactuTc Orders every variety oiss prompt.
Ncrchantablc Cocoons and Reolcd Silk bought.
-'S' John w, GIL.
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5bc 1ubcrIilrg 1nteIIigeufrr,
IS PUBLISHED
p,rLY, TRrwEEKIY AND WEEKLY. BY
oWEARINGEN g. TAYLOR,
s,y ,KryGEx.l 10. l. TAYLOR.
H. PENDLEToN, EDITORS.
LIVER :; it1E I. TAYLOR, LII 4'''

,,srcE-No.~2l, Water Street, between Mc.yoe
and quincy
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

(sUccEssoRs TO JAS. PAuLL q co.,
Importers md Wholesale dealers IN Drugs,
nj Icdiciues, ChenlicE1la, PnintS, OILS, &c
No 50, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
TAVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures chemical
apparatus, &c, Ofthe firm of James PAUL &c would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retirnsrrom tho Drug business, we take pleasure IN
recommending consideration successors,
Messrs Kclls CALDWELL hesitation in saying
that focr customers, and dealers generally VIII re,
ceve that attention and accommodation which has earned
this well known house large share OF patronage
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NEW FIRM

NEW FIRM.
MESSRS. CAYwooD, CoNKLIN & CO.,
EE having purchased the entire stock ofStoves Tim
49, Copper and Sheet Iron ware of T. &. Culbert.
son, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
SfSs Wheeling and vicinity, that they willcarry oil
LIE business OF manufacturing Tin Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware ofwhich they have constantly OH hand good
sSnrtcnt for Wholesale and Retai very low for cashi
MI wishing purchase, would do we'll to call and
nee us at 10, Union St. at tbs old and well known
Eiand heretofore occupied by t. G. Culbertson.
'Particuar attention paid to repairing.
yVbeeIing Aug 21 CAYWooD' CoNKLIN q co
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New Music Store. o

- New MUSIC pJOr6.
Sign of the Grccinn TrigOnum, No. 109
Main Street.
J. FICKIESON would respectfully an.
TT--i-s3nounce TO the citizens of Wheeling and vi.
u II cnity that he has Just opened per reW anu
Guitars, VolincclIos Fagolets Flutes Flies, Accorde-
ons Banjos, and TamboTines Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books for all kinds OF Instruments and for
singing. a.,
newest Songs Duetts etc. and the very hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violincello and Violin.
A. Kleoer's Furniture Polish, renovTting vanished
Furriture such as Paios Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. -.
Also for sale by the Agent Keber, Ptsburg Pianos
the first and best in the United States such
as Nunns and CarIs grand square Pianos J. b. Dun.
hams Halett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Agent the OF Carhardt and Needham's Patent
MclOdeons. saF-
Accodeons and all kind of repaired
The lowest prices. IT,
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WHEELING.
sPRING or 1888.
VIM. T. sELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN

WHOLESALE DEALER I'M
Foreign g. DOmcstic. Dry G oOds,
No. III Maia ST., West side, bettoeem Monroe ana
Union SITS.
& Wheeling, Va,
S NOW inreceipt orhis Spring stock OF Dry Goods
4 and Motions, direct from importers and Manuactu.
rcrs. Comprising complete aud desirable stock of
goods adapted to the trade this section be found
in any houe East VEST to which would respectfully
invite the attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
DRESS GOODS.
In black silks alpacas, poplins, lawns de lnncs ging
hams etc. with very large stock prints, the hest
other trimmings in variety. And OF
MEMS WEAR.
In cloths, cassimers, snttinets, merino cassimercs,
jeans tweeds, and summer cOths aso Cottonhdes Dem
ns' blue drills, brown linens, linen drills, acens
other such goods, very desirable assortment. Also
boys palm hats LeghOrn and Canton hats soft
WOOL brash hats, etc.; with full stock OF linen and cot.
ton bagng seamless bags burlaps, table diapers crash
drings, Ckugs, checks, shrting, stripes, etc, brown
bleaohed musns with good stock OF white goods
in the @
AS cambrics, jacones Irish linens, laces threads but
tons hosiery, Gloves combs, etc., in all their variety.
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, well in
quality aud style, as in prices. -
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEL.
Nnnhh. nEnfn Rfrcct,

wEEELINGvA.
T s now receiving LARGE LOTOP CARPETS, RUGS,
l MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Olc
Cloths widths, and keeps constantly on hand larg
assortment of Furnaturc every description Gilt aud
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates Ncntan
Mahogany Vancers Varnish, Haireloth, Curled Hair,
Spring Sacking oons Brass aud Mahogany Stair Rods
oct EII oT which will he sold at the lowest prices aug2
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Thomas Il. Gibson,

PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
No. Union st, opposite C. II. Bcrry's Rope store.
DIGS leave inform his friends and tho public in
cral that he continues TO carry the plumbing and
gas fitting mall its various branches, and respectfully sol
Citsa share Of publ patronage.
mon patent hydrants, cistern pumps, bath boilers
water Closets wash basins cold water fountains for ho
shower baths bath tubs lead and iron cnque boXes lead
collins, haers kettles, Ieos Tor bleaching and all other
chemical apparatus, etc Factories, etc fitted up with
dispatch.
Also chandeliers pendants, brackets, bellar iGhtsI
Ali orders left al the above place will be thankfully
ceived and promptly att ended to.
n H.-Ali orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. ap6-6md
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DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY

DAG q EhhEOI' VI Ii OALI4I4A :
=-sR A. G.. PyAEHTR H invites
Sattcntton to his Dagler rean Rooms, ami
kS4AgI1 S.iY Apparatus, now the result OF years OF
y9SssaifST experience and close application to the
2SSG9!fs $saP art. Confident that he now combines
in his establishment all Of the improve
mcn.s which time and proper tests have proven valuable
he promise to produce Likenesses oonolS al ny @
beauty and perfection which has yet oech ny Tue
Daguerrean process. =, ,,., ~,
For the attractive and commodlous St!lc III Wol nIS
fitted up, he invites the public 10 can anu
themselves His Cabinet oil specimens are
Opcn for inspection. 80. =;
kcnesscs taken in all kinds OF weather, sngy, OF in
rrons also most norton ikenesscs takenat shortnoce
GEA well selected stock Of mate piatcs
cases. lOokets, &c. always on hand ana Tor sale oo,
Rooms. No. 30 Monroe Sta near the fOst oulCe
nnNlS
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

,r.rrY ApyERTIsENENTs-l square, with the
Eos iisc uG sHanges, Per annuInl, l0,00
one sgalrc ger quarter shange3ble at riess9re o'Vo
.,rreilng lines, D,VC
g JGyG ADVERTISEMENTS, liberal discounts Will NC
-. ~ Inc above rates.
s,ysious notices, and advertisements Tor Chartahle
.,ioHs aud Fire Companies, inserted gratuiiously.
lasss.W5friss sss and Deaths inserted gratuitously
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TODD g. DEVOL,

At THE WELL Known STAND,
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
RE opening unusually large stock OF Fall and and
h Winter Hoots Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
Philadelphia and New England expressly for our Whole
sale and Retail trade. To regular customers and all
others who may with CALL offer you goods
which guarantee equal in quality OF material and work
manshP, 10 those manufactured III this part OF the
United States. TODD q DEVOL.
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1852.