Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-01
WHEELING VA. MONDAY MORNING.
CITY BUSINESS.
RagIe Forge, WiIe Zen works

Eagle Forge, Wire a6sTren Works
5N e. C. .DEWHY1 PFopISetnr.
WAREHOUSE. NO. SO llAIN sSaEkT,
NJANuFAcruRERRe 8 Al .les Bar and Fancy Iron,
W + r. Ax'esi heavy and light Forsinss Boiler Xiv
Railroad aud suspension Bridge srOH work made to
order netI
Wheeling Savings Institution.
OFFICE, NO. IEs&, NIAINsTs
Office Open from O'Clock, nLs until Pm Discount
Money received transient dcPOsts interest raid
]. J.CE"MSArTEE, NLEx. RosrRs, ALEx Plxros, A. N.
IOuNsos, DAxlEL srExSEoD, JAS MAEsl, ApAN FlcA-
AEH AND II. X. hsr-DtEEcrOEs; tM N NR1soxEpr..,sn
WIN. Mccoy, Treasurer. aug:
0. ". nEIsKI:l1. a. FETzER. sWEGRISGEN,IR.
II HElSkELL& & @ O.,
Dealers in all kinds Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
former OF Market and Union streets, thTeedOo
.ure1- "'' . s''sAn''n Z e' W6eeIin;E,' va.
r. G. Miller & Bro.
House AND SIGN PAINTERS. GLA.
ziers, grain eEs and paper hneSeRs,
No. 263, Main Street, Wheeling, Va fseP u
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
THE SUBSCRIBER having made exie6lys Arrange,
ments in The East Tor the sppy Of Marble, aud con-
the attesion Of ATchiiects Euidsrs and FGbe In so
eral to the inspection OF his stock consisting OF Italian
qualities, whichean bsspdlOwer than other establish
Dealers would find tito their advantage to Inspect his
stock beEOre purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the most claborate style, and he
and other carved work. Monuments Cen
Otaphs TOmbs Head and loot stOmes &C. and Grave yard
tiles TO supply this work at prices
any other establishment III the country.
Please give HE a call and examine my work
MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
nPAlso Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models, and Marietta Grind sOnes warranted
at lowest trade prices. lY.d
NEW SWINGS BANK STORE.
AT TIE OLD POST OFFICE oProSITE THE M'LUEE
HOUSE.
ElNO the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity: Feeling very
thankful: the liberal patronage received you,
deem it proper COr your interests well my OwI)
10 call your attention to my constantly Ierlenished stock
at the OF Market and Monroe streets, feeling
den there is no greater variety in this markets white in
price unlcrsOld by therefore eSrectully in
suHse viii borSasi a the 81 aon ae OF n n
ceasy the nuTsenSo hope, aud the pupil of arp
To the Iodies. particularly, would say have large
quantity "t French Lace, Straw, AID braid Eomlets,
which will sell at cost as the season is advancing
have also quantity of silk and Grape honneIs, which
To c"untiy merchants we would say tLat we vii Gnpii-
cafe any bills bought inthe eastern cities. cash C9
5000 Cases
M cCLALLENS ~ KNOX have noved their wholesale
M Boot and Shoe ware 10 the story brick
building 1l3 Main street.
They la new in store and receiving daily;
800 CASES mems boots;
ice boys boots;
90 90 '' bTOsanS;
90 '' youths boots;
% I" =" brOgaMS;i
15O '' wORems lace boots;
100 g .cuny Lind Shoe9j
10 slippcrsi
60 misses lace boots;
6j '' JenEy Limbs;
90 '' "a slippers. .-
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore ex-
extended to the House, they sOicta continuance
Merchants her way east earnestly invited to call
and examine their stock.
mri6 MnCLALLENS e. KNOX