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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25
Whalen.

An at Beverly eIs bark Eben Dodge Osborn, North At
lsnrc Ocean rs bbls. sperm oil
letfer from Captain Niueen. Ct the ship swim, OF New
Bedford reports her Bay Of I.auds March Is With 80 bar
rels sperm oil, 70 ssll on g cIure IN few DAYS
from third officer Of b-rt franklin, Packsrt Of
New Bedford reports her Bay OF Ilsnds Feb e5 elesn
anchor DO Commodore Prbe Of Lynn bound 10 the Arctic
Ocean.
SID. from New Bedford 2st. ship Mar eiis, P.cifc.
letter from Mr. Geo r. PArier third OF bark Frank
lin Of New Bedford dated Bay OF Islands March IS reports
her clean all we'll AZ snebor do Com Probe Prentiss,
Lynn clean bound to the Arctic; Swift Vincent ~ b. sp
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DisaSrerA Xf,

BRe HupsoS. at Providence from ST. John. " B. the
mofnng Of the sd of Sabine Point with oop
Native and from East Greenwich forProyideEee ssd bad
stoom carried and received other damage The oop
bad quarter rad aken OF and ansa badly Aer which
abe Put bach to Essf Greenwich to repair damages
sohH cHAs L.xsL. az Boston frun SevYofh for Ban.
ts On the night Of the 18th Pollock Rip IN eontsct
WIZ sn snnnevn erh, and los: hevspnt nd he'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25

Ew.ORLEass Oct. 25-Our CoTTox market has been
quiet to- day at previous prices The sales so bales
Mddng quoted &c New MoLAssEs sell at 2jic. Land
in hegs lie Sales Of Bic COFFEE 10Y ale The stock
o hand here 10 "a 900 bags
CHARLESTON Oct 2The sales Of Cotton here to-day
70 bales prices rapsing from 7d9c The market firm
and good Up aud middlng 4 quoted AZ 9id9i.
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Dec.l ,72s .sO4 Dec on ,4O2 In. 81 $50 Inc

Dec.I ,5O4 Dec, vi ,l0z In5g511 z5O INC Ioo,z55
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour the quantity Of
the latter left at tide water this year. pared with
the corresponding period Of last year, shows de-
crease of ! 96s, 1914 bbls. of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity OF some of
the principal articles of produce left at tide water
from The commencement Of navigation to the 22d Of
October inclusive, during the years 1852, l95 days.
1879 l95 DAYS: 1854. ia DAYS:
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BosTON-Arr. Oct a. ,hirs Caroline Z. Dow form Lon.
dom Horizon Goitenbrre; bris Colin cambe, GLASGOW
CHARLESTON-Arr. Oct - L. :. VI, steamship Nssh.
vile. Berry Nevfork
sAyANNAH-AIr. Oct - steamship Augusta IS hour, I'm
New-YoIk.
NEW oRLEANs-Arr Oct q, ship Susan, Kinks, New.
Nnrk
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Receipts OF Produce Der. "a.

by The Erie Railroads.&c. sides Leather 6 cars Hogs and
Sheep e6 pkgs Batter 2 do Cheese and Ss7 bbs Flour
BY North Rirer Podts6l $50 bush Corn 1851 bbls Flour
1879 Cheese 67 bbls Whisky 20 bales Wool 22S bbs
$50 Lead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25

he,t H. Tracy Elias b. Holmes Azsriah Body, joel
| p-.,hocs John f. A. Sanford, Joseph b. Vsrnum
"a rdvard Whitehouse Of New-fork. The array
-. Ln,yieon Of Tuesday states that the work on The
,osd il going on satisfactorily, notwithstanding the
de,,y, occasioped by the summers epidemic, and the
d.sdvsntages incidental to the present state Of the
money market IL is expected that the track viii be
ls;d fom Toledo to Wabash by the early part Of
sesson and to La Fsyette and Atca BY it Close The
American seys:
"This road, with its consolidated work, the Toledo
"and Illinois is under single management. Among
its stockholders and managers are several wealthy
men of New York and other eastern cities II is 2f5
miles in length 10 the Illinois State line where il
meets with the 'Terre Hsute and Alton 10 st. Louis,
and with the Great Western 10 Hannibal Quincy
and ST. Joseph. IL pursues track now active with
commerce and popuious with VILLAGES.
The work commenced about year ago. and has
had encounter the usual hardshps Of the present
season. The energy of the company, however, has
pushed il steadily forward The rails f25 900 tunsl
chairs and spikes, are all purchased aad deiv-
cred on the lne-7O y cent. Of the road. bed has
been finished ties provided, and the laying of the
track is now nearly ready, which, for the sake of
proper economy, viii be prosecuted fiom the eastern
needed.
"The stock subscriptions amount 10 81, 200, 900.
The nstallments have been all called in and met with
usual promptness The whole issue of cent mort
gage bonds is %, 400 oo0 of which $500 900 yet re-
mains to be sold. The company also own 5000
worth Of choice lands, which, lying near the road,
debt and have made sacrifice to raise the money
The quantity of Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley
left at tide water during the Sd week in Oct, in the
year 1853 and 1854 is "a follows:
Flour bbh. Wheat, bush. Corn, bush. Barley, bush.
1883. .2lgo28 148T l6l .t85 4la9f
ie54..... 1879 42A1 1854 1881
Dec. l76 2ss Dec. 672s5 Inc. 2s7 o5s Dec 3O5g75
Toe aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tide water from the commencement of navigation to
the pod of October inclusive, during the years 1853
and 1854, is as follows:
Flour. bbls Wheat, bush. Corn bush. Barley bush.
ls53.....2l525s9 6e0i,739 25A,Il7 l,53sJ9
lS5l.... 63l 96l 2753,8lO 6,l18,969 l,l06jOj
Dec..1 sss Dec.s sa9 Inc 1851 .52 Dec.43sls
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation to
the 22d of Oct inclusive, during the years 1852 and
1884 is as follows:
Flour, bbls Wheat bu. Corn. bu. Barley bu.
100 40
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NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.


NORTH CAROLINA COPPER Co.-The I'M
IN degned Trustee gives notice that the property Of the
North arona Copper Company will be advertised for sale
the 18th day November next unless In the lille the
paid arranged He takes pleasure In saying that
from the reports of the Superintendent and Captain the mine
s Promising than and large Improvement 10 tho
receipts may be looked for the completion Of the engine
shs which will probably the main lode In from sir
esht Should the ckhooers send competent
examiRe the he feels confident they Will e-
spOnd 10 the call maze on them.
he does csm exercise any control over the contrbu
tons made by the sock hoders loan to tho Company.
They judge for themselves whether they win
relieve the property by doing or allow the sale 70 take
place. JAMES SLOAN, Trustee
New.York Oct. %.
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Passengers Arrived
". Justiaa. from Bermud1-H. d. Stew

| MINIATURE sLnASAc........THIs DAY
suS-Rises 20 5ets..... 08 MooS-Rises go lea
| wATER......THIS
Sandy Hook. o. Gov. Island. 50 Hell Gste...O 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25

DACIFIC BANK-At the election for Directors
Of this Bank held Tuedsy, 10th inst, the following
persons were duly elected:
VIM. Tiden, yno A. Merritt,
VIM. Smith, Henry Wenzel,
Chas b White, Nathan G. Ely,
Ebenerer Beadsston, yno Y. Treadwell,
Geo X. Jackson, Chss. L. Tiffany,
Amos ]. Hatfield, Jpo. KEN.
David l. Young, Eben. III. Pray.
And at subsequent meeting of the Board, WM TILDEN,
Esq elected President and CHA5 B. WHITE, Eco,
yice.President New York, Oct. 20 1884
J. CAMPBELL. ia, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25

NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA snd the
IN SOUTH and WEST via the kEW-JERsEl tk1A[
RoAD-U. 3. NAIL and EXPRESS LINES: -Lessms - ~
fork foot OF Lberty-st st 7, and 10 M a. II . a.
ard IS 10 10 and NewYort Aeeommodsi ~ N
At r. II e. stopping at all sations Threskh VIZ
for Cincinnati (s 6) and the West and for baitine
iBston Norfolk. ke and through baggage sssesss W."
inston in sod 10 A. u. and eP.x.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25

HXPoKIs IRON NEWoRLEANs TO FokhIGN FONTS, FUk THE
THREE MONTHS ENDING SEPT so -.
IS59. 1883. 1854.
Dom Prod In An vessels. $tl15452 sSS2Sets $s2vSll6
Do in foreign vessels.. l,S42S1 l,as9 sls llSooSS
Total Domestic Produce. IS 5l7 6SS S536ss67 $SSs74
For Prod IN Am vessels 72sOs n S9S d $50
Do in foreign vessek...... S,lH 1878 AS7
Total ExpOris.... 1871 s5loNIs ss4ssssl
The surplus products of free duty articles in Upper
Canada, for this year, are estimated by Canadian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25
NrEW-YOPK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD,
~ issa suMuFR ARRANGEMENT 1854

= Il
TRAIss FROM EEwYoEK-goI ~ scsamT NOD
p train a Express 70 Greenwich Expre. San4
4P 81 The A. ST. train stops stanola ena ~
the NJ. az stsniora No'NAS III" N' NJ
train at Stamford , ,,,r s...t., .....,.....
15s and $50 z. M tor Norwah, and LSo z. n
andf n p. N. for Port Chester -,
,,,sssrs A. 81 and r N. Dine aud sup a. SprD zielA
FOR Connecticut River, Vermont Railroads and honfrosi-
FYrres al 9 A 81 Dine at Sprin gheld.
For AceOnu0 train OF the New Haven Hartford ana
srrit sfeld RAilros1-At ll30 AN and PM
For Canal Ralrosd-Ats AN and lia0 AN
For New. Haven and New LoDdOt Acknowledges AZ a.
New London Nor~ich stoniuston ard Proyiesfee sod
70 Pm New London only.
Fer H0u2stoDio Rslroad-ExpreSs att A ". and 5 PM
For Nangatgck kslrosd-Express at ~ and Pm
For DanbuTy and Norwslk Rsilrosd-AecOmmodatDn o.
and IS A N and Express at Pm.
TRANS TO EEwY0RK.-Fropn Ne vHsyen-AceonnodSS
tiop 80 as and TO- and 40 PM Express Of ss'
A ". and 10, La and 9.25 Pm. -
FTom NorvsA and Port Cbester-Specia eccomnodsss.1
trains from Eor~sh AN; from Port Chesser az ~
81 and 3oP.M.
See large bill Of advertisement the Station Hoses sna
Hotels
Vee.Pref. and supps Ofce No. 81 CsnAl-st, New foL
Assist snDts Office. Station Honse, New fort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25

The annual meeting of the Wabash Valley Railrosd
was held at La Fayette the Sd inst. when the old
Board Of Directors ives reelected, with the exception
that Joseph s Hanna was substituted for Hugh Han
ps who retirss on accoun. Of other engagements.
The Board now consists of Albert s. White, Jarnes
Spears, Joseph s. Hanna, George Cecil and Allen
Hamilton Of Indiana, Issae c. Cotton Of Toledo, Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25

Dee.1 s3s Decs s2s Inc. 5657 .52 Dec.436ls
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation to
the ED of Oct, inclusive, during the years 1852 and
1854 is as follows:
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By Telegraph.

The paeketsbip Yorktown, Meye. for London, has. ar
ehor,d II the S. W. Spit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25

OFFICE OF rae INV YORK Gas Co, I
Oct 8, 1854
TNHE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS have ths
l. day declared aDlvIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT. o
the cspG stock Of this Company for the six months ending IL
August LAST the holders aud AFTER WEDNES
DAY the LIST Nov The transfer book will be closed foR
G. l. EvERITT, Secretary.
SAVINGS BANK, corner 3d-av. and 9th-st.-
~ MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, and for tho bens
eft OF all classes of persons OPEN DAILY from n
o p. NJ. "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
from to 81 This Institution receives deposits from minors
and married Interest allowed ct the rate Of pex
cent Of Five Hundred dollars and under.
Hon. JACOB A. wEsTERvELT, Mayor President.
PHILIP w EsGs, LIST Vice Prest Isaac SMITH. I'd Vice
Prest w. II. ELLSWORTH, Secretary.
Hon J. A. Weservet Francis B. O'Connor, James Fish,
Hon C. Crolius Edward Bridge, samael 3 Ashbey
Philip w EpEs Charles L. Voss, James W.Elwen
Isaac 7. Smith, Hugh Munro, Wm. II. Hazard,
Charles Miles, L. s. Brooks, n L. MeCrssdy.
Samuel Leeds, G. w Thomas, " Il. James,
jose ph Janison, c. NJ Liviasston, q. w. QantArd.
Jacob Campbell
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financial.
TIVE American EXCHANGE BANK, Newly oRK. June 0, 1884
EXTRA DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT
N on the Capital Stock of this Bank will be paid the
THE AyERrcAS EXCHANGE BANK, Nrw.ioRE, Oct p. ~
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIV

TEMI-h4NNNNII UT
IA PER CEST has this day been declared, payable the
9th day Of November
The First Jnstamept (of fifty dollars each shared Of the
capt. stock will be entitled the dividend
the old stock.
The Second nment (of fifty dollars each shsre) Of the
increased capital stock will be entitled any portion Of
this diyidend
The Transfer Books will be closed from Oct. 30 to Nov
nolutiye.
By order Of the Board c. A. MEIGS. Cashier.
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Dec. I76 2S9 Dec. 2sss Inc. 2s7 o5s Dee 1913
Toe aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tide water from the commencement of navigation to
the 22d of October inclusive, during the years 1853
and 1854, is as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25

The abstract OF the condition Of the Banks in the
State of Vermont from the report Of Daniel Roberts
Rank Cennissioner recently published, exhibits the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-19
CENTRE FOUNDRY.

r.- b. ... j. " a. J. BAGGSI Z '.r +
No .S2 Main 81, Centre Wheeling,
K EEl constantly on hand an assortment OF The latest
IN and most mpTOvcd Stoves, embracing every variety
Parlnr. Shop and cuoki,s stoves. Their western
Virgtnia,' coal stove. canmot be. surpassed any
thing ever into the city They hRTc sold 100
hem within the months, pledging themselves to
them backirihey did not give sasfacton anil have
ne ser had one returned |. al. .'.. ..'.
They also keep constantly on hand the latest style o.
Arch Crates, warranted equal TO any madc ~ this CITY;
aSu Sinks. and variety OF all articles in the
Fuurjryline, which will be sol | low IOr cash.
WOgk lin r d&wtC-AuG- 3.
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Pemberton House.
IYnter street. Hollow Monroe

WHEELING, VA. ....- ... .
m NJ PEN BERTOS announces to his old friends anil
public generally that he has located in the COM
nojous hr ck build,rr Io'mory known as the Isl
prera ed entertain in God style at moderate
prices The Pemherton House is situated immediately
on tho steamboat auding the depot OF tho BAL
tinorc and Ohio RAILROAD aording passengers Tor the
packet boats a convenient stopping place. The
prupTGtj respectfully invites the attention OF his old
icnds his house. and sulcits share Of public patron
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-19
1858 $tss,i;f; $3.50 . if5 "a EsGsz55s# 1898
Something worth seeing!
A M ADAMS

NEW c LOTHING ROOMS. Ut
HNVlNG now completed my rooms nin better Pre-
1 pared to accommodate my customers Than ever be-
fore and such owPrces will astonls the nntves
IL ne and try me- Remember tina my place is one
door old long occupied by me. 1t is
useless undertake 10 enumcrae my stock, the
variety il so great ia20 -H.F. \. NJ. ADAMS
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Motice ot. ParEhershlp.

THE business OF the late firm OF Warden "a Edwards,
will he continued by undersigned. at tic old stand on
Mair street under The firm name OF Edwards F Wardci
J7Ines Warden having purchased the interest o Ja-
cob NJ. Warden
Wheeling, December 1, 1852 ,,,,,,,,,r -
IL Las. MARDkN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-19
10 MoCLALLENS q KNOX, d ID
ra wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL pEALERS IN, {
BOOTS AND SHOES, MEMS ANp

IDeW EnOLDn stand Of Tic =.
75.sa BIG RED BOOT.
WE are now receiving from Eastern Munufacturint
w establishments, one the gost and hest namuNt
t, ed assOricnt boots and Shoes, Or FAN and wnte'
wear ever ole in this any other market They have
been manufactured order according to our own diret
tiOns, and are intended expressly Tor retailing To ou'
regular customers and all others who may favor US with
call we unusually large variety OF Roots an!
Shoes which gu equal quality OF material am
Workmanship TO thuse mannacue ed in this any otheE
partDT The United States Our stock will be found to con
sist H. part, oil following seasolable goods' a s
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LII those who arc desirOus OF preserving the memory
n OF themselves and and friends, cando most etIec-
tually by calling without delHy,at L. TarbelS naguer-
rcoyre Rooms, at the of Main and llddG Streets
which be Obtained with The same degree "l
beauty and excellence, elsewhere III the city.
l.. TARBEbI. nasu"r feOtypist.
..a Corner OF Main and BiddIc streets,
Wheeling
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
-es.rFifSfIEIrI RICE -Merchant Tailor y.

NNOUNCES TO his old friends and customers and the
~ mlblic general having comnoICed business
now receIving at his Store Room in the SIIG
HOUSE, TTdte Sir e. aspendid assortmcpt OF CLOTHS
Of eve v color, quality, and variety. Plain and fancy
C4SSIjiERES; silk, Satin, and all kinds OF VESTINGS,
&C., recently selected by himself in tho Eastern Cities
suitable for the SpIng and summer, and which lie will
mai up order at the shoriest notice in the bss
1rdnnsr, and afest sfyIe, His fnEcy Departments
cbaces Slrts of eynry Kind Collars, Cruvats, Hand
kerccis, Gloves Undo shirts Drawers, St9cklIGs aud
every article kept in Gcnilemens general furnishing:
store ITyou want The best in tho ois, Caat Head
Quarters, " South room .SPhIGG HOUSE, Water Street:
me- II - L Z
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Grecinn 'FriEomnm, No. 100
Street.

Sign of the GrecInn 'FriEOmmm, No. 100
80 - NLnim Street.
.-s-, j. .HFICKIESoN would respectfully an.
Tff-@!ssI sS9nounce 10 the citizens o: Wheeling and VI
I \ Ij Il cimty, that he has just opened nSw anu
Guitars, Vionceos, FlagoIeS, Flutes, Flies, Accorde
OIs, Banjos and TambOfnes. Brass instruments the
first and best make.
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments; and for
singing. go .l 90
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin ALSO tic
Songs Duets, aud the Very best Roman aud
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. ~.
ClaTOne, Reeds, Tunins Forks, also Violin anu Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards -
IjuwS for ViOlinceO and Violin. .-.
~ Kicecr's Furniture Polish, for renovotng varniscd
Fur prc, Pianos, Cabinets Steam boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. m
Also by Agent for Kleber, Pittsburg Pianos
first and best in the United States, such
Suns CIark's grand and square Pianos J. B. Dur
hsms, fIactt and Aliens celebrated EosOn Pianos, &C.
Agent for the make Carhardt and Ncedhams Patemt
MeIOdeons. ss g. l.E a.- '- -. EyFa.
Accordeons, and allknd of rerairc"
n Ic Invest IT,
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da9RaDlLId 'TT Ait
NUMBER 1913 I: 9. 4.
BAzL'Tl5IMORE.
; OId ESelIows n a. .OnS,I Rcd NJ en-, sons'Oi

10 - sung aal Tom nPeroncSIi az sf.tll -, ~ t#l
And, other Society Rtegatyll1a, :,
Ba,1ers Seals and Jeioes, tnarut and SOL"
SSGb Gibbs 4 ,.SHtitk, No. IS Baltimore Strcct, "
-gig Saa Io3SslB BaiLin10re, IMd.sih n3ii iseAi5h.
THE assortment uslall on hard consists OF eli aat
t''" 80 ss''S'','7- 'REGA1.IA,
odd Fsllofcs.Grand and saboTdinate Lodge and Bli
IN an' - Past Graid other 0lccrs, plain AMI
ass,l 81 shg. cub rOileTed. NsHl ~ ls1, u.
5gib ~ 10 ls&iias @ IN li1td w ~
l,t.rsss' gis Pehy embroidered Eneampn'ent Pa'ad
'"-s.N-. " ResaliaS.i
Observation-Disclosures TnDpGr, Royal Ash, and Master! i
Jewels Robes, Tanners, s. ords &C: L,.,..t Z
Sons Of empeTdHce-NatOnal, GrHnd aud Suboruln
uiVisiOns-O Ulcers and Members, 1 Gf.-r0i yil.lHG
Red lel-SacRems, Past Officers and richly embrode,
3D. Degree Working and Parade Regalia. 81 - 21a 80
~. '1-4 fs - JEWELS y,f.s,f...,5a p Il .,igr
or the various Orders, OF Silver, Gilt Plated Mea
ncIuding ghts Tenpurs with Dirks.) ,I7f7 .a5Sf
-, tG,,,,,o BANNERS .-,.r.7rarr a-r-a
Oavery size, style and cost, adopted TO the
ious ers and Societies manufactured 10 orders and "
signs for Banners, when rcquired furnished ree O C
ucnsa showing the style OF the same Wien finished. y
laROBES, lSASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &C.
Comprising he largest as0rtmentto TO be found IN the U
HODGES ENCANlPAlENTSI DIVISIONS AN!
.rnaFE;aJ 4el! TRI8ES: 2ai --' ss...
Wishing up their Halls supply themselves
Parade Working Regaia, Banners, &C. depend u,
oniaving their orders filled by Calling
'FSS.ssTlS SssSG and Banner turers, s. Bsmors @ steet
Yatinlore Md o. ~ sz45lU 1IuH f1tal u-Hasl rl-
M q. T. FRY, AEers Whee!ingg Va, oetS-u
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Il nRIIGs. MEDICINES.
G EMDEH. lYTIo7 !,

WEEtsf 9trVA 1,,. =, ,,I.,,
rs now recei wing La RCTE lot OF. CARPETS; RuGS,
l MATS AND MATING. Also, Fable and FLOOR oG
Cloths widths, and keeps constantly on hand alg
assortment FurnNture every description Git ad
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates NemlI
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish. Hnlrcloh, Curcd Hair,
ShrinG SaCkiug IOOns Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
Get Willie SOFA al the lowest prices auE2i
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: IOIIIdS- II. NIU0OI1I n y = \ n
. PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER, 1s
No 5 Uni0n ST, opposite c. II. Bcrry's Rope store
OEGS inform lis friends and the public in se
ID caI, that lie continues carry the pun hirs ali
gas fitting its various branches, and rcspeCtfys
Cisa share OF publ cpatTOnage. .f.-t1 tssg. a stI
lie has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes con
mon patent hydrats, CiSierH pumps, bath hoiler
closets, wash basins, cold water fountains for III
tells, wafer coolers for private families, hot and COZ
shower baths hath tubs aud iron cinqe boxes, lea
collins, hattcrs Kettles etOIts or bleaching, and all oc
Chenucal apparatus, etc. Factories, etc htted UP vii
disuRch. o. .8 ggt.IW aal rE-- -ul LEH BOO .4a7i
Also chandeliers. peHdants,- brackets, belar lights
candle burners, etc. .-sr., - -, - MI,
ceived and promptly cmd6dto. ia TH .nfssHf U si
IG-All orders from tho country viii meet vii
PROMPT attention. a- ,...... ale-fmd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-19
EVANS & BROTHER, ".
MARBLE WORKERS,
North end of Crgrk bridge, Min Street,
Monuments. Toma and rave Stones, in all their
j. w. Robb, l .-
oh. fr IInmufmctnrcr. nmd Dealer in F"rni.

j. w. Robb, .
oh fr 1HnmufuctnrCr. and Dealer IN Furni.
E... .s|H ,r Iurc, .-.-.. .. -.'
TI-AS always OF hand at his old established stand,
III No. III Main ST., IEh,eiing, pG, -.
Every variety of cI warranted OF the best ateInl
and wor orkmasltp Tic would invite those who may WISH
to purGu Sc call aud examine his stock OF Cabinet Fu
ntc which has bceu selected bY n expressly Tor ths
mai c OF sofas, bureaus spitG seat chatts,
wa<h and work stand, wiat-ots, hcdstcads "i every
Variety cribs OttOnas, lounges, card, dining ami break
tables Nc., alt O which will be sold at the lowest
.r...r.f Ia.
g. w r. believes that experience OF many years III
tile hrSincsS will enable him to give entire satisfaction
To all who may honor him with : call. -. lnaTlS
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
ROyIR No. 4, Washington Hall, MOIr0e ST.
|. -.t WHEELING, VA
YTNE snbscriher would ca tie attention OF the public {"
his well selected stock OF Watches cIoeks, iGwelry,
silver worc and fancy goods, which he is NOW onennls :
Ills stock composed part Of gold and silver watches
keys, CARDS and chains. .... ., ,...
Every description OF gold ewclryi - 's..
Geld, silver silver plated md common spcctaclesi
Pure svc: table, dessert, suSar mustard ami SAT-
Spoons, aud butter kniYCSj @ ........, ,.,
pla cd and Gcrnan forks, spoons butter Knives
etc .
Port monnacs, pocket cutlery, scissors; 9 -. .Eai
VERY FtSE TaZOTS, SlrOpS shaving cream, ctC.i H
PCriucry combs, brushes and great variety Oi lalcy
Sn"ls; af ...lM. q. -'H aa' .''"' ."
Particular attention paid repairing watches, clocks,
and jcwcy, and engraving handsomely done sstl.-.
share of pat, Oilage Is IcSrceifHly solicited
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