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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-03

Wholesale and Reiail Agrn;s.
TIIOMPSON u PATTERSON,
myGly No lit Main street.
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n OtlC6

rINHE undersigned, having bought entire stock
/ Goods belonging to Mcssrs. Wheeler d Lakn, MeT.
Chant TaiIOTS would beg to inform Tie citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying the
MetctHmt Tailoring business in the same formerly
occupied by McsSa. Wheeler IL Lakin and having oh
lanSd the services Of bot OF the former proprit lie
pre- aIed 10 make up to oeT every article i'll s liTe
and very low for h. Having large stock Durham now
he is determined sell very low reduce his aud
make room the Spring Goods. Now rare chance
10 get good Clothing cheap lie will every article
to be recommended, no sale.
Come one, come ali,
Aud i've a call,
at So.2, Washington Hall.
ian1o j. H. STALLMAN
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Gbe lOberlilrg 1ntelliesnrer,

Is PuBLlsHED
DsILY, TRI-wEEBLY AND WEEKLY, BY
BEAT &c 90.
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no Wcslern aud 'sourhcrn hIerchanID

Sexton, tor! Seal s s Z aswe.ssa.;r,ingen,
FANCY DRY GOODS.
No. I65 NInrket So, ubOvG AGh street,
PHILADELFHiA.
j. w. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, a. VAN S%EARRGEN,
FFER purchasers tho largest Of ksncy
" Dry Goods intlls city. II tcOmpriEes In part OF
Hosiery Of alt kinds aud qualities.
Gloves, UndershiIts. Dress Shirts and COllaFs,
" OOlcn yarns Of different shades and CoIors.
a fimc assortment Of Shell COInbs.
90 do do Buffalo aud Imitation CoRhO.
Brushes oTall GeScIi Iiptous.
Dress and Iailors Trimmings ofan kinds. -
RurGctts, six cord cOl'd Spool Cotton
PeTfuncry oIall kinds.
As well as seatIrany Styles goods OfOar InpoT
Ition, which cannot hero mention, and wl1har
worthy tho ateIonO byerS. We feel can make Il 10
tlerimcreHl 10 give us atrial. serl8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-03
Fall Fashion for Hats,

'T'lIE subscriber prepared furnish his numer-
GUS patrons and all the OF Iuamkimd with sien-
LAT EST and MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which Tor endurance, brauty OF and hnis cannot be
surpassed amd when shaped to the head by ma
tive, fit with perfect ease.
iSO ieceivnea large assortment of mems, youths and
cEld!eHs SON Hats, comprising black, Mapped, plain,
Aon Int venon, lngraham Young merica,eC., tUgcl.
er with fiHe assortment Of mens, yUu Child ens
Caps, all o. which offered at lowest prices, Wholesale
aud retail.
eep11 W. W, JlMRSON.
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CO-PARTNERSIIIP.

NV-T-!lI
NHE Subscribers have Ills day entered into rartMerHhir
tOr the purpose OF trlmaciig Commission and For.
wa!dsng business, under the style OF Gordon, Matthews
Co., Od sOcita continuance O tic business o. tic late
firm. H.. S. GORDON,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEWS,
JNO. L. AGNEW.
Aarch lSt, 1851. n'r4
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osFIcE-corner cf Main and Quincy Streets
Enl:ance from Quincy-St.

cully, per annun. $50
or ~ cents per week
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HIGaLY IMPoRTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
IN tile yeatcSt Improvement yet discovered,
labor end expense in washing Clothing and House Clean
ing. Linens aud COttOns washed by tlS Fluid will be
whittier AID softer han than il bIcaCed the grass
WARRASIED not to injure th. fabric Every lady may
satisfy herself on that point ky soaking Rie Cotton
LiEemin the Fluid rull strength, for 2+ hours which
viii clearly show that it must be PuIey harmless, wEe
dilute with gallons o. water TO ufa pint Uf fluid.
The Chinese washing Fluid is wOrththTee times the
single sXpence which will buy cmOugh for large Gam!
washing which can be done in or 3 hours.
Manufactured aud sold by the subscriber, who
Iy pu chased the right for Ohio -oumyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
AuP9 No. &c, UItOn St, Wheci.z, Va
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Hats and Cans

daCS ana caps.
WE fave this day received OF finest most
beautiful aSsortmen> of IIals and Caps that have
had brought Ia this city; the most
onab that could be made in the eastern rketS.
1t comprises in part the following kinds:
GeGts No. Silk InoteskIm Hats, tight aud elastic, made
by the bsst hatsrs East and in strict accordance with
our orders, Gents fine while and black beaver, otter,
seal, &c, Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, white
and blacks soft fur aud wool hats OF COLOR quality
and price.
AlsO-Caps of every description and of the most
cent styh:s such the Nevada, Kn"w Nothing, Pyra
neSe, Pyramid, Canadian, Rus English, W shHs-
ton, and Constellation caps. ai all other kinds ia abun
dance, which will be sold Iuwer goods OF these
kinds were ever ofe. ed before 10 his community
Childtens Hats and Caps "F Ill kinds just received
from the most rasliions BILE houses in New York.
Carpet bags, Furs aud Gloves always on hand.
All ressoMs most respectfully invited TO call and
anime our magnificent stock OF goods, before purchasing
elsewhere as we feel confident that re please the
most aStidiOuS.
Nothing will be wanting part to suit and
modate our numerous patrons.
Word to Country Merchants.
IL you wish thing i'll the OF Hats and Caps just
give US call, will guarantee that will sell you
goods as low they be got any where this side
Philadelphia, and on the most Il vOTa BILE terms
nF7 S. u. HARPER d SON.
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Pendleton d br9ther.a
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NoK The sale Of Leaf Tobacco Flour, and P'"dpee
IaOsmt@'. EFasrI, and D.1,s, 500 P.e.t.
HalLinors
Hugh Jenklns d Co. 1..e.
w BIuna Sons
Long & IIyIM, and baltimore
The eOske.s OF any of the
Baltimore hanks.
D. Lamb, Esq. Cash, W l;'k Va
S Hrady. N O. II HarF. yr,.,
IaIIunt & DelarlNn, ""ee"nS
Jas. K I'akcr.
Jas McIully Pittsburgh,
Rhodes & OBilbay. Br,dgcPolt,o,
G'eem y Dorsey, PowhGttan u o.
I.x shIs D9Tssy, G'I1 M.illH omo co.
JscnbG Grove. St. Cisirsvile, o.
Potter heaaGer, GalhiGlia, o. a.a
H. l. McCOy d BIo's, SistsrAViNe, Va.
Tweed, SilclS " Wright,
JoseTAC Butler & 90. ,-..s FClsslRgtt!, Q.
John CIcigh ~
Geo Green. Jun, ~
.. Sos%Hs MSaS,Ga, o. Is' aas rs Louisville.
3anes,-iyd "''''' - = ''as''i y y 'I''1"s'
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Z4SrsvI.LE, ONO.

.Hy. J. B. I'ca2srs1niM
Dear SiI:-l have been afflicted for three years with
rheumatism III my back. and !O the lCs HX months not
able to get my bed without help, 5nd your agen in
our city Insisted my trying bottle o; ChsHg Fiu
lnnent and tly war effect ii you'd have; and QUO b L
tie has Ieevcd me much that able 10 get out OF
my bsd without dfcuIty. Itnas bren Messing 10 ne;
just thy it Tor you {, and you VIII he w, pleased.
Mig. NJ COCHRAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-05

e CASES black and grey prints. direct imrcrtaton reed
u this day for lie by JAS. Low a CO.,
myi AIS Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
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xIvEK ITEMS.

- The fast packet Baltimore was here very
early yesterday morning from Louisville 1t is
pleasant to find Louisville pers OF the day pre-
vious on our desk at o'clock in The morning.
We thank the officers of the Baltimore for atten-
tons.
- The War Eagle arrived at 81. Paul on the
23d OF April being The first boat this season from
below. She had to break her way through ice in
Lake Pepin. The emigration to Minnesota this
season will be very great; this first boat had on
board 476 cabin and 23S deck passengers; total
6i4 The first boat from St. Paul this season, ar
rived al ST Louis last week.
- yer reported falling at all points above
but in fair stage from Louisville 10 the Mouth.
Receding here. Weather much cooler, with con-
siderable rain.
- The low-pressure steamer Southerner
will be down This morning. probably at early
hour, for 81. Louis. Travellers will find her a
very comfortable boat with clever officers, and
the avaiabiities for making quick time.
- The CRYSTAL Palace, commanded by Capt
H. Kountz. will be here for ST. Louis tomorrow
morning. l. is useless to speak OF this steamer 10
those who know her She is fast, has good ac-
commodations, star officers, and generally a
agreeable. Be ready for her.
- The big Eclipse was here yesterday al
ternoon taking in freight for the Scurh.
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ARRIVAL OF THE
A II l. A n L l G. 4.
New York, April 4, p. NJ

New YoRk, A pril 4. P. M.
The Atlantic arrived. The Vienna con.
ference broken of. Russia rejected Allied
demand. Sebastopol has been bombarded
since the 9th, but the result is doubtful.
A new British loan of 10000, 900 pounds
sterling has been taken by the Rothchilds.
Louis NaPoleon's taking the command OF
the allied army in the Crimea Is regarded as
doubtful.
Since the breaking up Of the Vienna COM
conference there are strong indications Of
Austria refusing to act against Russia.
Lord John Russell and Mr.. Btuyn de
rHuys have left Vienna.
The Atlantic brings Liverpool dates to
the 2Ist.
When the steamer left, the new loan was
all taken. The Rothschilds take the etc.,
000, 600 loan at ElOO in consols at l4s6d.-
years.
Increased taxes on incomes, spirits. tea,
coffee, sugar and stamps are proposed.
Napoleon and Eugsnia had been on their
visit to England all the week.
1t is asserted that England consents to
Louis Napoleon taking command Of the al
lied army in Crimea, but this is regarded as q
doubtful rumor
The Vienna conference was broken off at.
ter its 18th Session.
Russia absolutely refuses to assent to the
proposals of France and England.
The general bombardment of Sebastopo,
from 500 guns commenced the 9th and con-
tinued incesantly, but up to the 18th an as.
sault had not been practical. 1t was the
intention TO storm the place if possible. The
Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by the En-.
press, has been one week in England i'm.
menselY glorified.
The Liverpool cotton market was steady
| at previous rates. The sales for the 9 days
were 10000 bales including 10000 on spec.
ulaton and for export.
Wheat and -four quiet and slightly lower.
Corn is slightly advanced. Western canal
-four s9@4Os; wheat lis 6d@l2s I'd; white
corn 42@43s; provisions slightly advanced.
London money market easier.
PHILADELPHIA, Maya.
The municipal election resulted in ma.
Ijority of about $50 for the reform candidates
for city treasurer aud commissioner. They
were supported by both Wings and Demo.
Gratis against the Know Nothings. The
select council will stand 9 Wings and Is
Know Nothings; common council 80 Demo-
Gratis and % Know Nothings.
New Orleans papers of Thursday are re-
ceived.
The Mexican correspondent of the Bee as.
serts that Santa Anna was seriously i'll and
was not expected to survive. He suffers
from affection Of the head and lies in q state
Of stupor.
| The bad news from the South is supposed
to be exaggerated.
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HHAS. SMELLS now opening large and complete
assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery. etc., etc., OF which
would invite examination by merchants and traders
interior of Indiana Illinois and Kentucky
sold low in Evansville else where. the stock
being direct from Europe and Home
~ sss mo n". St his
Table Knives. SIS gross. every style and pattern.
Pocket knives; SO dozen. Superior assortment.
ssy;sss; icS DOZEN ss,: and grain superior quality
Cradles. grain; Is dozen. ass.d qualities.
Forks hy and manure; 20 dozen from common to best
polished.
Hay rakes; % dsz.n. "Biood's brandt
Scythe stones; IS bxs of ~ gross each.
Hoes; IS dozen. steel. planters, and handled.
Chains; 10 casks, trace and log.
Hames; Is dozen, roo and steam bent
Shevels Spades 40 dozen Ame, Rowands and iron
Files; 500 dozen. entire and complete assortment.
Saws. mill and cut; cases. cast and German steel.
Saws 50 Dozen hand. zip. tenon. compass wood, etc.
Planes; 10 eases bench and moulding.
Butts GreenwoodG 200 dozen broad and shutter
Screws gmlst; I5co gross. New England Screw Co's7
Axes; s0bxs; choppng. broad and hand.
Brass keules; casks. all sizes.
spoons; 100 gross iron. Britannia and German silver.
Tea kettles; 2casks. light and smooth.
Augers. 100 dozen. assorted kinds and brands.
Strap hinges; lcO0 Lbs. 8 to "A inches.
Sad irons; TOO lbs. Ito lbs.
Japanned tin ware; s. ,ses, very large assortment.
.ors and cards horse
ing and shoe brushes, auser bits and embets:--
sheep shears hahe hammer ehisels aud Of every
braces and bits fish hooks and nes cedar
pencis combs spectacles and port
nae needles sewing knitting and yarn gun caps. jews
harps. hairpins. thimbles. etc. etc.
CHAIN PUMPS cAsK-all Of which will be
sold exceedingly low fer cash or aPFrsrss time Sapsr
at the Hardware Store. below Branch Bank.
Evansville. lad. apl7
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CORRECTION,

yUNHE Journal Of this morning says -four Is retailing
$40 so per bbl We would inform all those who have
paid the quarter have had choice
four On hands months and have sold
higher than $40 Is per bbl which price We viii
20 or so bills just reed and deliver free nte the bafxan
apI7 j. w. ,. NICkbk1,
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PROP. q. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
n AIR r Z s T o r ATIV :.
VuyHE effects of this wonderful Hair Restorative are pro-
ducng astonishing results in the public mind;
young lavish their praises the virtues ofths
competition Ii is the only preparation that
re- produce bald heads uxuriant growth lead the
MILFORD. woRcEsrE. Co.. Nov. TO- 1854.
Prov ]. WoOD-Dear Sir; take pleasure in bearing
voluntary testimony to the magic effects of your wonde full
Restorative As far back 80 hair uensed
fsing until the of scalp became bald and smooth
glass; notwithstanding had used rsry celebrated prevent
atives Seeing your advertisement induced to give
lev atoms that my FIRMLY assumed
very glossy and be utiful appearance. and by the time
had Used of BOTTLE my bald head
with vigorous with of hair. which
one to two inches in length and growing very fast.
HENRY GOODRICH.
wArERrowN. MASS. May I, 1854.
PRor. O. ]. WOODS Allow to Arrest the virtues ard
of Hair Restorative Three tbs since
being exceedingly purchased ced
two bottles il began tell in restoring the sill
yer locks their native color and the hair which be-
harsh and falling Of became soft and Clos
sy falling; dsndruG disappeared and
scalp lost all the itching annoying BEFORE and
not only look but feel young again
CHARLES WHITNEY.
NJ PREPARED and sold wholesale and retail at ia Market
street ST. Louis 30, and 6s5 Broadway. New York.
where puar edcines for sse
retail low and favorable terms they
car be bought at any other house, -
sTooDARD ana all principal druggists everywhere
myl
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LAWNS.
81 CASES black and white Lawns, direct importation
- reed thiSday and for sale by
myl JAS. Low d CO.. 41s Main St. Lou XIV.
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JOU r NAL.

HoRrrcuLruRAL MEErISG.-The regular
meeting of the Vanderburgh Horticultural
Society will be he'd this afternoon in the
Crescent City Hall. The members are re.
quested to attend, as business Of importance
will come before the meeting,
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HOPKINS II READ
EEAyE Just received large stock Of ring and
dry goods boots and shoes bonnets and
whieh invite the attention Of the citizens OF Evans
willie and surrounding country.
api9 HOPKINS & READ.
HOPKINS Il READ
TTAvE now hand q stock of ladies' kid, silk and
Lisls thread 81 twstel slk mitts, silk, Isle
and hose Also very choice stock Of chill
dren's misses hose and glCves-a 81 low prices.
apls-3m HOPKINS " READ.
PIANOS. PIANOS!
VCsT received by the undersigned few superior Piano
81 Fortes the celebrated maHufac.ory of Peters
Crssx which for sweetness and durability of and
perfection Of fnish unsurpassed by Of Eastern
make These splendid instruments for sale manaac
prices aud all wishing purchase
quested to call and examine them. .
spi0 T. CONJUNCTION & CO,
Corner of Main and First SITS.
HORN-OO bushels Prime landing ''7s for sale by
u mhIa GEO. FOSTER 90.
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CABINET MAKERS, STOCK.

CABINET MAKERS, STOCK.
lust received.
ID 100 gross bed crews fat aud square head;
SO feet Safe Wire;
200 doz Iron Cup picard and TIL Locks;
100 doz Wrought Iron Bat. Hinges;
Odoz do do Table do. ~ to 1L;
100 doz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
2OCO gross Gimblet Point Screws. assorted all szes
400 sets Furniture Castors. Brass aad Wheel;
SO doz Cabinet Files and Rasps. ass'd lengths;
50 dor Looking Glasses. ass'd sizes;
so reams sand paper;
Just and for sale by apps BABCOCk Bro.
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TELEGRAPHIC!

I Reported expressly for the Daily Journal. ]
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-05
GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS IN THE rev
HO s NJ E R, IND.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST MONEY
TO ADVANTAGE.
yENHE above sale of town lots will take place the
misses ssid saturday. the 18th day Of May.
1855 NJ when will be offered
seventyfvs lots in said town. located the only lock in
Pike a.uuty Indians, the Wabash and Erie Canal FIVE
miles southwest Of Petersbursh. and forty-fve miles
city of Evansviile by canal; also imme
diately contiguous the Evansville. Indianapolis and
Cleveland Railroad. which Is located within hundred
yards of said There is at ths town company COM
aeuced rapid cf plecn large Flourpg
Mill aso SIill and Cardng Machine will be nect
ed with this mill he propelled by from said canal
AS the water will he extremely good. and Of
with these excellent improvements COM
with this and being in the centre Of
superor arnng country but reasonable to suppose
that especially the Mechanic AMI Bus
Man hut seldom have equal advantages in the
purchase of town property. 80
The agent residing in Petersburg has pats Of
the and k ready at all times to
give desired in relation thereto, previous to
I the Gay Of the sale .
TERMS.-One- fourth cash. the balance in equal pay
men,s of oae and three yeas the purchaser giving
approved security either personal
viIls iii day of sale WILLIAM HAWTHORN.
ap2 1-1wdtsv Agent lor D. Ia nOsakk q w
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MARCH 1sT.-sPRING GOODS.

MARCH 1sT.-sPRlNG GOODS.
HWTE are now opening stock of very handsome Spring
Spring Pant Suits; Handsono Lawnsi
Light Spring Prints; Handsome Bareges;
and Dress Goods kinds which bought during the
and will be sold prices
By lmhi d&wl j. II. MAGHEE d CO.
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THE GENUINE
e. A MI II B IL Il l. .

THE GENUINE
e. A MI p B IL Il L 3
ARE COMING!
AT APOLLO HALL. MAY sTH AND 9TH.
THREE DISTINCT BANDS!-BRASS,
REED AND STRING BAND.
TWO SETS OF INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS.
TWO SETS OF VOCALISTS.
TWO OF THE BEST ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS IN
THE WORLD
NEWCOMB AND BRYANT!
PRNDRRGAsT. THR FAvORITB TENOR
TWO BANDS ON THE STAGE AT ONE TINE.
NOTHING OLD, EVERYTHING NEW!
81 For particulars descriptive sheet and small bill of
CASH CUSTOMERS
yANbe .upplied at the
and o.R Sole Leather Patent French and American
Calf skins French Glazed and Boot Morocco Sheep Lin
Ssi:.a ss %as.s doors Main
myI -- 1.fLEAiNG.
s. best Sssei:ls T.t Tssiy;d sr sale
myi Sycamore street. near Nater
COFFEE.
DRIME Eastern Rio CoGee-Io7 bags;
100 bass Nsc Orleans Rio Coffee
20 bxs Ground Coffee; ,o,
reed aud for sale by N.Y. PRESTON Bkos.
REFINED SUGAR.
40 BBLs Crushed. Pulverzed and Loaf Sugar received
% and for sale by my2 PRESTON BROS.
sRha. prime S1 sugar; hid. choice Sugar.
't Sys A'"p'' 'A'''' '''' CARSON HAMILTON
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
DIR. KOBINSON,S
SPxECIEE &c.
AND cure EsE A
FLUX. AND CHOLERA MORBUS.
GEO: RICHARDS CO.. PrcPre.ors.
Sold by KELLER. FARNsLEY 4 CO.. Evansville. aud
dealers in medicines generally. nyz
ADMINISTRATOR SALE.
10y oftbe Court of Comaon Pleas Of
ID yauderburgh county. Ind will. the adm nistra-
Of the Of John Bai, deed the 9Th day OF
the hours Of 10 o.clsck A and4o O'Clock NJ sell at
the 5. E. N. E. of Section TO- Town
X. III West containing 40 acres. subJeeto mortgage
$780, school also so OF the South side
Of the North parof fractional section U.s. Town s. k IL
West. ano .n as the d Blair farm and
with interest. my3-3w II. @. WHEELER.
WHITE LIME AND CtMENT.
mya TENNEY tSORENsON.
Se mys TENNEY soRENsoN.
BLAIRSvIILE FLOUR.
on SACKS Of Bairsvilie Flour the best -four brought
market price. A. %ys COOKS Family Grocery
LIVERPOOL SALT.
store rs sacks. for sale BY ppvsrov nros
IL my2 PRESTON BROS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-02
Railroad Hotel,
BY J. r. NICHOLSON.
CHESTER, S.

&A THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
ss,@ and the public generally, that his house, kno
AAm-As the Railroad HOTEL" opposite the Chester
Depot, is still open for the reception of regular and
transient boarders and the travelling public; and that
he is making every exertion to deserve and secure
continuance of the kind and liberal patronage which
has hitherto been extended him He fatters himself
that every needed arrangement has been made pro-
mote the comfort of all who stop with him his rooms
airy and wel-furnshcd, his servants attentive
and obedent and his table constantly supplied with the
best of the season, that his friends will any
attention necessary make their soOurn pleasant and
agreeable. His stables furnished with good host
lers and abundance of provender and he is prepared
ut moments notice to supply his customers with prI
vae conveyances of every Sort TO part of the sur
rounding country.
Hc desires return his acknowlcd gemcnts 10 the
public for past favors and solicts for the future
equally liberal share of patronage.
Aug 90, 1854. 5tf JOHN R. NICHOLSON.
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MARCH N SHARP.

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CoLvNB!A, s. C.,
WILL attend 10 the sale OF all kinds of handise
w Produce, &c. Also, Real and Personal Property.
Or purchase and sell Slaves, &c, on Commission.
SALES K JON mo. I2 Richardson street, and imme-
diately opposite the United States Hotel.
Feb ), 1854 THos. H. MARCH. J. Z. SHARP.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-02
THE AMERICAN HOTEL

CHARLOTTE. \. c.
BEG - announce my friends, tho public nd pres
patrons 81 the above Hotel that have the
term - from the lst of jana rv n. I
CT which time, the entire property Will be thorough
D. rc;cj and renovated, and the house Kept IN first
g >rvc. TINS ii.;c thc Depot, ami pirusa
latcd rendering il desirable house Tor travellers
E u families.
De-: I6, 1883. got C.M. RAY.