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EIE-rY DOLLARS REWARD will b,

EIEIY DOLLARS REWARD will be
paid for the delivery in jail in this city of the
negro woman JULIA, who absented herself last
night. She Yves elticed of, and accompanied by her
husband, Jerry, who is owned by Mr. Kinnard Of
this city Julie is of dark comp xion about five feet
high thirfy-ve years of age and small frame. Jerry
ia very black, about i've and half feet high, aid
slight tran g. The woman Julia was owned for so re
time by Mr. tucson Crane, sold to trader last july
and at The earnest solicitation of and assurance BY
her husband. Jerry, that she fail hfnl and yalu
able nurse, her present owner was induced TO pur
chase her Julia has been well treated and LEFT her
home without any known cause. Ii taken out of the
State, one hundred dollars win be paid ~
Apply at this office. FL rfs5 ia 6-1wt
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 25.-1'he town Of Tachoula,
in Mississippi, has been destroyed, by fire, and
1000 bales of cotton consumed
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BY JOHN r. u. PAYNE. Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE


~ AND LOT AT AUCTION BY virtue of de.
cree of the circuit of Richmona pronounced
the l9h OF January, 1854 in the suits of Anderton
and Burlington and Booker and Burlington, the un-
dersigned. who was appointed special commissions
er by said Decree will expose to sale st public
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST day
of February next, the HOUSE and LOT in the said
proceedings mentioned, and now in the occupancy
of WIN. w. Anderton, described in said proceedings
as &c rtain piece parcel of land lying in
ty Heurico, near the city of Richmond and bound
ed as follows, witt fronting --street 80 feet
inches and ming back ISL feet situated in what
is known Duvals addition to the city of Richmond
it being the same land which was conveyed by deed
from Tbos J. Evans. Commissioner, 10 Richard T.
Booker trustee and by deed dated March 9th, 1851,
and upon which dwelling house and other improve
nts have been erected by said VIM W. Amber.
ton. - -E@7 Pr" = - ~
TERMS Cash as to one-third of the purchase
money and upon a credit OF six and welve months,
respectively, as to the remaining two-thirds. The
purchaser executing negotiable notes. with approved
security, for the said deferred Payments bearing H.
teres from the day of the sale, and title the pro-
perty retained until the last payment is made.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. M. s. e9sa,&
EDWARD Y CANNON
ja2l-ddts Commissioner
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pgISING BIT NEVERTHEJ .EsS

- UISl ISIDI1SO Do L I'VE ENI JELESS
~ TRUE The prices which LEVY is selling his
CLOTHING at, surprises the closest buyers so he
must really be selling cheap; and if you don't believe
IT, just call on him and examine for yourselves and
you will be convinced that his clothing is not only
the cheapest but the best made in the city. As the
has far advanced he will sell of his Over
at cost and less rather than keep them
until next winter, Now is the time tn buy your
clothing, aud the place is at A LEWIS,
No. 50 Main street, op. City Hotel,
ia II Sign of the Red Coat
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BY TAYLOK 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts. I


NORN, PROVENDER, MULES AND
ORSES, WAGON, &c..-BAcON, AND
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
AT AUGTION--On TUESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY,
at 10Y o'clock A. NJ at the farm of James Philips,
(who is about to decline farmine) about miles
above the city, near the Three Chopped Road will
be sold about rs Bills CORN. large quantity of
OATS, HAY. CLOVER, STRAW. &c. several
MULES and HORSES, WAGON and CARTS, and
stock Of Farming lnplenents; also prime lot Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TERMs.-Sums under SO cash above that amount
four months credit for approve d paper
ja30 SOS TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
-FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS ON Sc
Il COND STREET AND IN DUvAL'S ADDI-
TION AT AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
9th inst, at O'Clock, upon the premises, will he
sold, tive large framed TENEMENTS and LOTS,
situated on the West side of I'd street, near Mrs.
Downeys store, fronting about 20 feet each, and
ming back $50 feet.
After which will be sold two HOUSES and LOTS
in Duvaps addition on the West side of st. James
street, between Federal and Coutts Streets the
each, and running back l25 feet.
The whole of the above property is now yielding
good rents aud those wishing to invest in such pro-
perty would do well to attend. e FEa{
TERMS -One-third cash; balance at 4, and II
months credit payments to bear interest," and title to
be withheld until last note is paid. @
~ TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
INSTRUMENTATION account of the weather,
the above sale is postponed TO TUESDAY, 3lst inst,
at o'clock if fair otherwise the next fair day there
after
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ON 0nn COPIES OF SCOTS
IV.UUV MANUAL OF HISTORY OF
THE UNITED STATES-Published in a short
time, ''Tne Manual OF History of the United States
for the use Of Schools BY David 8. Scott, A. NJ,
Principal Of Ward School No. Is, New York city
condensed mari alive of the chief events in Ane-
Tcap History. arranged with questions in the body of
the text, lessen the labor of teacher and pu
pill AS class book in the outlines of cur history
il is the very best we have
For sale by JAMES WOODHOUSE,
ia ~ Eagle Square.
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The postponed trials OF the Gavazzi rioters arr
proceeding al Quebec. The Court has ordered the
acouittaI of four of the prisoners for want OF eyi
d,nre and the rest are now on their defence.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-l, is now stated. on the
most reliable authority that the Cabinet approve
Of the Gadsdent treaty.
Hon Truman Smith, Senator from Connecticut
coptemplates retiring from public lite in the Spring
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sDEMOVAL.-THE TIN AND SHkET
IL IRON ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th Ut. to 18th St., to the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Breckenridge, oppo
site the grocery store 18th st. Of Mr. VIM Wsiiace.
He returns thsnks TO his friends and the pnbc foI
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed, and
being now better prepared attend to their favon
than formerly, he respectfully socifs continuance
of the same at his new establishment.
de ~ gla CRAS H. LANGLEY. r
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Il OTIS NOS. SO AND 81 IN THE PLAN
~ OF MARION HILL, FOR SALE AT AUG.
Tl0N.-Will be sold at suctiou, in front Of Henrico
county court house OH MONDAY, the 7fh Of Februa-
ry 1874 at IL o'clock Lots Nos 50 and 81 in the plan
OF Marion Hill, containing each acres and owned
by John Banks. ~ stsfE5.sEl Z : - II IT
These lots within. or nearly so Of the eneIo-
suIes OF Messrs.J j. Peasanfs aud no. II. Styll.
Terms at sale. , s =. - 81
Z ia 24-dtds GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucfs
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DEAD TnlS.-All persons who have net
Ii as yet supplied themselves with good warm
WINTER CLOTHING. can now do at c0st, by ap-
plyipg at r.. Dt.CUU K CO.'S franklin Clothing
Store. Noy98 Main ST.. Richmond, Va, where may be
found the most ample, complete and weil-made as
surtment of all kinds OF Clothing, suitable for the
present season. Aliof which will most positively be
'o'' - o'''' Il. DECOU CO.,
iaIl-sm ~ No. SO Main 1t.
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d do61fF,1T;jffrFa5;Iild.'''

i
.7-- BY 5obpIN q zFfEKsoA g 8. g S..
q VALUABLE LUTB ON OREGON
"a Nth y sGa sA .ss AZ IL, e
.fsss :. 4: e .s.s': Z s::sss a s:
G .aa o. sas L .r q es ss 8 &c No.
Thess Lots are remarkably hsndsomsly located,
and org among the most valuable on that improsinE
TsRxs-One- Third essh. balance Il and nopths
tut sSa dssd GoDbis ies xfffEssssssoss.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLINGS
SALE AT AUCTION--Wal Be sold. on TUES
P P;ssY !, es 1e.s erected Ss
the South side Of Clay between It'll and eth streets
Each tenement has seven rooms besides kitchen.
Several Of them are occupied BY good tenants, At
rents fr'rn es2s to $50 per annum each.
ths 81 sssh balance . 8 = and ls
81 ID interest," ADDED
The taxes for the present year to be paid .bv the
purchasers. 81 Il GODDIN Il APPERSON,
ia 80 - Aucfs.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO
&c, AT AUCTION
NJ On THURSDAY, ID February, We viii sell &
10 O'clock. at our auction store, az assortment Of
80 hhds new crop SUGARS.
200 bags Java and MaLila COFFEE,
New England RUM
Rectiied WHISKEY,
New York SYRUY,
Green and Black TEAS,
e hhds. BACON,
CANDLES and SOAP,
TUMBLERS.
MUSTARD, WRAPPINC-P PAPER,
Liverpool FINE SALT. nc. nc
TERMs-Under 100 cash $loo and over, 4 months
credits for appreeySsda l Imaginable neg, IsPeI. ~
NEGROES AT AUCTlON.-WlH De
IN sold at public auction the late residence Of
Francis Wright, deceased, in Caroline county, near
VIM. w. Dickinson's, on the LIST day of February
next. NINE NECROSIS young men, ~ and y
years; yours women, between 10 and y; girls,
one ii and one years old; middle aged woman and
boy-all very likelv and valuable.
Also all the stock crops, household and kitchen
furniture, will be sold on he same day. ~ 81
ia 25-dtd WESLEY WRIGHT. Admir-.
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WANTED TO HIRE-A GIRL Ofgood
w character, well qualified to ect as Nurse. The
owner o. such u servant can secure good home for
her by making Immediate application at this Office
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THE LATgsr.

sfAsas Jsas - E. M-rA feleefsphic desps1e i, q.
soaaoS ahoNQaEAnes into .fhe Eisek eae OF divi.
- shs sd0snh5nsd 1e6f, on me xofkJ 81 De.
~ Bsa,se .as ,dsv ,e,, ,a Am as.,,,,. !. 8,
Y coaso Tpe Three Der Cents cIossJ = s1s e.
GO - ess g ae noslh sad ths pous and -HaH per
9: 49,. Pc - Ths e. cons. -.
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MORE GREAT FIRES IN NEW YORK.

MORE GREAT FIRES in NEW YORK. n
New YoRK, Jan 2o-our city has been visited
to day by two more destructive fires. sss
The first destroyed the Columbian Foundry
with q number Of dwellings in the vicinity. large
number of persons were turned naked into the
streets. The weather is severely cold, and their
suferines are dreadful. g
second fire in Pearl street, near the Battery
destroyed large block of buildings. Fifty irish
families, who occupied the teneinents, were thus de
priYed o. their homes.
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The GAVAlZI RIOTS AT MONTREAL.
kInNrpEAI Eridau Lar, " lSSd
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ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO,

NEy York. Jan. 2o-Tne steamer Ohio from
Aspinayagl. has arrived. She brings sl,Oooooo in
gold a.....
The steamer Alabama has returned from her
cruise after the III fated San Francisco.
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1CHURNS, &C. Fine assortment of Ther.s
~ nometer and plain staff Churns g. s, 10 aud IL
gallons, for sale by ~
% zIMMERMANs s
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WANTS.

WANTED TO BORkO W-FOUR
w THOUSAND DOLLARS, for four five
years. on which legal interest viii be paid. and Sc
cured by deed of trust property in the city for
double the amount ts4 ~-
For further particulars, enquire at his Office.
10
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
TERRIBLE ExPLoeIOlg!
MELANCHOLY LOSS OF LIFE.

NEW YoRx, Jsa'y 2e.--A terrible explosion took
place yesterday afternoon ia the Cartridge Factory
of Currier and Fnllerhrenrh, q. Ravenswood, Long
Island, and all who were in !; q, the time except
two were killed rs & Is IS Afese $3.50 -
The loss OF life is sariouslr stated Some accounts
cay twenty others thirty. The windows Of build
inps for miles around were broken by the forre Of
the conclusion. 81 49, ~. sss
T'hoee killed were mostly girls and boys who
were employed in the manufactory.
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lJKEMIUM VENETIAN BLINDS. -
l GEO w. ZIMMERMAN, Venetian Blind Ma.
ger No 81 Arch street, Philadelphia.
. Constantly on hand general assortment OF Blinds
wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices.
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity are respect.
fully informed that having appointed Messrs HAB-
LiSTON & BROTHER, No. Is Governor street
Agents. all orders left with them will meet With
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished At PAiLA.
bELPHIA PRICES. 81 no l6-Smis
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ISn BOXES SOAP.-In store aud for
ja8 WILLIAMS & BROTHER. /.
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MOST VALUABLE UNIMPROyED

MI OSI VALUABLE UNlMPRONED
Avl LOTS ON CARY AND SEVENTH SITS.
FOR SALE The subscribers are authorised to sell
upon accommodating terms that valuable Lot on
which the Tobacco Factory of las. Thomas Jr re-.
Gently stood situated at the of Cary and 7th
streefs The lot fronts Cary street l58 feet and
extenas Oh It'll street I53 feet an alley
1t will be divided into lots to suit purchasers
There are ON the lot two houses, hich. at a So all
cost, could be made comfortable tor small famileA
Apply to. s{,s f.tf ss...4,fs5 st
il 26-1w GODDIN& APPERSON
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NJ ANTED-By young man, BOARD
" with furnished roou', in private tsmiiy, re-
ten minutes walk of Governor street. References
exchanged if required. Address, with real name
location, I" Board" at this office. ia 30-lt*
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ICORICE, &c.-2U cases very superior
| ~ Stick LICORICE,
| $50 lbs. prime black TONCUA BEANS lust re.
| ceived per steamer Roanoke. and for sale BY
| JOHN A, ROBINSON,
| JAZZ corner of Cary and Va st, eeis
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En BBLS COFFEE SUGAR-Just re-
cV ceived and for sale by
Ja28 WILLIAMS L. BROTHER z
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pATENf CLOTHES PINS, Ac.--At-
tached to which is spring. thereby preye n ting
clothes falling from the line; Folding Clothes Racks
Towel Rollers and Siauds For sale by
ja2S ZIMMERMAN E
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bacon SIDES, SHOULDERS, HAMS.
~ JOLES aud BREAST PIECES-For sale by
Ia % WILLIAMS q BROTHER
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- DEkS.-FRESH ARRIVAI.-by the schOon-
eIs New York Henrico, the subscriber will rs-
ceye new aud full assortment of the above Fire
and urglHr-Proof SAFES, I'll sizes and would Cd
wise all perst need OF ASSURE defence and nsur.
ance against ire and rogues, call l36 Cary street.
and make selection. So
have on hand, for exhibition, the an,i-powder,
burglar proof LoLK. IS tasf -
Also, Jones' BANK LOCK. which be furnished
by the subscriber at short notice. Banks and Bro
kers.l X. McCANDLISH. IN. &
ia S6--ts go sss.l 4stH ,B8t4ETs lS6 Cary q. =
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FAkM IN HANOVER, OF IS ACRES.
u ABOUT TEN MILES FROM RICHMOND.
FOR SALE THE subscribers are authorized TO se
desirable FARM in Hanover county, called IRE
tiren,eu about 10 miles from Richmond adjoining
the lands of Messrs James N. Huffman, T. II Nc.
Gees estate and Wilson y. Clarke, containing IS
acres. Fax ~ IA si.s5#ss eHr.lrr -
The BUILDINGS ON the place are nearly new.
and cost few years ago, about 5000.
To effect y sale, LESS will be taken for the farm
than the building cost. sefls 81 = -
If more land should be wanted. we are authorised
to say that it be had adjoining for Sl2 pc acre
apply to
il S7-Iw A GODDIN h. apprPSnN (.
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lME.-A fresh supply of Thomaston,
- just received aud for sale by
jazz EDWIN WORKMAN & co.
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TX CASKS PRIME NEW RICE-In
~ store and afloat, for sale by
ja28 WILLIAMS Il BROTHER
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VALUABLE PRIV ATE DIV EL.
LINGS ON SIXTH AND CANAL STREETS,
FOR SALE.-The subscribers authorised to
sell those two desirably sifnated Dwellings at the
corner of 9Th and Canal streets occupied respective
ly by Messrs. VIM Wallace and William Forbes -
For terms, apply to
ia 2-lw T7At GODDIN 4 APPERSON. &
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TX. A. u hAkDIN, BOTANIC PHYsI-
- CLAN, oers has services to the citizens OF Rich
nsoDd and vicinity He may be tonnd ut the once Of
d.. Robinson, ON Franklin, between 18th aud 18th
streets at all hours night and day, when proes-
sonalIy engaged. % .
Extracting Teeth only 25ceDts. hsa
lake pieamre in Recommending to my friends DR..
Hardin as botanic Physician, no has studied me.
dicine, graduated, and received his Diploma.
ia Sins e. D. ROBINSON, M D..
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I AMP WICK, &c.-For oil and flui1
~ lamps Clothes Liner, cotton and hemp. Fo
sale by ZIMMERMAN :
IaN Corner Main aud 18th sta
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g. FREIGHT WANTED-For Will
- nington. N. c., Charleston, s. c., Savannah,
h y West, Apaachcola, Pensacola or Mobile. APP
ply to 49, .
ja28 ROBT. RANKIN
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w ANTED-A good secondhand Street
w WAGON. Apply to ts.I4
ia lSl 5. McGRuDERS SONS.
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WANTED-To hire or purchase, ie-
W male house SERVANT. For one Of good
character and capacity belhi hire will be given by
the subscriber. , p. JUAN PIZZINI,
JAZZ next door to the Exchange Bank
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WANTED-A respectable COLORED
w WOMAN, without incumbrance, accustomed
to the care of children, aud who perform the
usual house work of small family To one well re-
commended, comfortable home is offered. Apply
st my residence opposite the Medical College.
ia 28-St* kICH'D c. HALL.
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VIRGINIA REPORT Sc il h A p
The State having reduced the prices, will sell
Gilner's Reports, vol-S2
Randoiph's do veis-72f
Leign's do, II vols-*A
Robinson's do 2vos-S8
- Gratian'e do, 2vois-S52 a
Can also supply ON the htst iennf-
Muntord's kep0rfs, voif; ethng and Mantora
vols; Call vols: Washington, ivols Wythe, vol
Jefferson, vol; Virgins Cares, vols. 49,
A large stock OF new ano secondhand Law Books
for sale at low prices fo.nu
M26 W. hANOOLrn.
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Look at This!

LII those who desirous OF preserving the memory
N OF themselves and aud friends do most ehec-
uay by calling without delay L. Tarbe!l,s Daguer-
Centre wh'eing; and procure each those like Pic
lures which cannot be obtained with the degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
..r L. TARBELI, Dnguerr reotypist,
Corner OF Main and Biddle streets,
ietS Wheeling,
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.


No. 22 Main St., Centre Wheeling
EEp cons constantly on hand an assortment OF the latest
o. Parlnr, Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their 'westsrn
vrgnian," coal aove. cannot be surpassed b7 any
Thing ever into the city They have $50
ofhem witinthe last six mouths rledgng themselves
never had one returned 81 faF Ei4 fF,TI' ~
They also keep constantly hand the latest style
Arch Crates, warranted equal to any made in this city
also cast Iron Sinks and variety OF all articles In the
Foundry line, which will be soil low cash.. -'ii3
Particular attention will be paid kinds OF Job
work. r @ d&wtt-Aug.3 3.
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WHEELING.
aPRINGOR 1Saa.

VIM. T.. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
~ - tS~,'.SSstsi
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New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. A, Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
WHEELING, VA
rTNHE subscriber would the attention public
i his well selected stock of watches, clocks, jewcry
silver and fancy goods, which he is opening
His stock Is composed in OF gold and silver watches
keys, gsards and chains. s' -
Every description of goldiewelry;3
Gold, silver, silye, plate and common spcctncles;
Pure silvec table, tea dessert sugar, mustard and
spoons, and butter knives;
Plated and German silver forks spoons, butter knives
etc. etc. y.-.. -...s ..ssr
Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors
YERY FINE razors, strops, shaving cream, etc.;
Prrunery combs, brushes aud great variety OF fancy
goods; &. rg..5 3 r 'lI=l
Particular attention paid repairing witches, clocks
and jewelIy aud engraving handsomely done.
| share of patti onuse is respectfully solicited.
ap6-du an - EIs9l - G. p. BROWN.
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RENQOVA u.
r & d. BAYHA have removed TO their new aud spa
u ciocs brick buildings, 1877 MARI ct Street, where they
manufacture and keep on hand,
90. ss..t TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep sac Japan Ware and Houehod Furnishing
Hardware Aso the latest styles OF Cooking stoves, all o.
which they will Wholesale and Retail the lewcs'
market prices Their old and the public Rs
ally invited to Call and examine their stock. Ercrr
description articesn their NEe rtoptly made to
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WHOLESALE DEALER In
Foreign & Domestic Dry G Gods
No. lit Main ST., West side, bett1een Monroe ana
Union SITS. 'gli7s 5t Iafa
III Wheeling, Va, ,tsE, H..
T s NOW in receipt OF his Spring stock OF Dry Goods
u and Notions direct from importers aud Manutaeu.
rers Comprising complete and desirable stock of
goods adapted TO the trade this section can be found
in any hou.e EaStor West, to which would respectfully
invite the attention OF retail dealers consisting OF
DRESS GOODS.
In black silks, alpacas ropns lawns, de aines ging
hams etc. with very large stock ofprints of the best
makes and colors Also, bonnes, ribbons Innings, and
other trimmings in variety. and OF f5z,7i5 . 49,
MEMS WEAR.
In cloths, cassimers, sattinetts, merno cassmeres,
jeans tweeds, and summer coths also Cotonades Dem
MS blue drills brown linens linen drills, nankeens and
other such goods very desirable assortment Al lso,
mems and boys palm hats Leghorn and Canton hats so
WOOL brash hats, etc.; with full stock OF linen
ton baggng seamless bags bnraps, table diapers cras
drigs, ickngs, Checks shirtng, stripes, ETC., brown
and bleached misns with good stock OF white goods
in the 4. q.
NOTION LINE.
As cambrics aconets Irish linens, aces threads, but
tons, hosiery gloves, combs etc., in all their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as well in
maro5 VT sELBY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-11
GOf-FaSIs, TIN, a 5 IN fiST dISON SY-H1SE Ef
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
m. CRUNBACKER would announce to his
fIcEds and the public generally that having rurchns
cd the interest of the senior in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF ). Crumnacker & Son. he
will continue the same at the old stand No. 49, Main ST.
and would respectfully solicit and trusts TO merit contin
of the patronage beraly bestowed s old firm
He has just returned from the Eastern cities, and Is now
opening extensive and well selected stock or Drugs and
Chemicals. Perumery, Fancy articles, &C., all OF which
purchased after strict personal inspection AID with
scrurulous regard purity of quality, and offered
10 the nublic on tho most reasonah BILE terms. Tyr.