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WHEELING, VA., MONDAY MORNING, JULY 25. 1853. NUMBER 283 Sntclligcnccr, fi>'r IS PUBLI3IIKD -HI.WKEKLY ASD WEEKLY? BY 01 CARING EN & TAYLOR, i [O. I. TAYLOR. , ;^a&leditors 0lj ~^T~\Vater Street, between-MCMOe OFFICE- ' l0d ?~ ^ 0^'' P" r" week 3,00 i.?> crW of a^vebthino. '.is 0ae?q?fre?2 ?? II.. 1,00 " .. 3 " IIIIII 1.50 " .. 1 week 2,50 ;; .. 2 " in. 4,00 j 6,00 " .. 2 " I* 8,00 '! .. 'J ""IIIIIIII.. 10??? 12 l?,rt*E?TS? i square, with the Advert^- ri?r '02 00 00 ?*?",' "liberal" discount* wiltl? JS& .iovei'iM^n,! advertise ments for Charitable anies, inserted gratuitously. inserted pat Jtmnty. '^g^ESSCARDS. = ^LAWYERS. BLA W. -PECIA'- ?<!'n^^n^cock?cmntiM. %ffice?South. S I* ,!r;?,inand KMdlo sts. Centre Wheeling, ma t ??i 5W??*25 -?~ ~~Z ?n nharles M3.r9I1a.ll) .ttob^ev at ?-aw. A? |W weikter Strket, rtfSrK?K wnP.KLlNG. ?sanss-xuMon," ' ??d Counsellor nt Ij?*Tr? -"""?"office XQ. ^""h *U"j,'?,.,,0, V,. Ji^^FsiluJior'aChoncerr, ll,n"'r Office So. ?T, Main Vi. '"'""office5o.<3, MonroeStreet^^ Va. Jamespaull. ?" fry a- PAHLIn ATTORNEYS at law Will practice in the Courts of Ohio county and adjoining jouatiM. _ ... practice iu the Court or Appeals at J^Eir".and District Appellate courts at Falrmontand "v^gon Fourth street, near ^hTel^VA. 1 jTg. M'CLELLAw. Attorney nt Law. St. Loon, Mo. I nffireon Pine street, north side, between Main and Sec Oflke w rmr entrance So. 8, Pine street. Particular attention given to collections in Mlssouii^snd t;-iroiJ- ? ' ^GIBSON L. CRANMER, Allorner nt '?"? SOTABI PPBLIC FOR THE CITV OF WHEELING, irind Commissioner for the State of Ohio.l? '?Ke acSUWment.of Deeds, Depoa.Uons_.nd oUarwrit " A. C. Jones, Attorney at taw. Office on Fourth Street, near "^?ggLf Sg?'VA. . II. M6NDL1CTON. l"""- JACOB & PEiroiETOfi, Actoriacyn at law, Office three doors north of the ConrtjHouae^^ C3"\vill attend reeularly the Courts of Marsha!!, Ohio, Siooke and Hancock counties, and the District Courts at Fairmont and Patfcershurg, and such other Courts in the ? ifinitv or Wheeling as may be necessary. ? JOHN L. NEWBY, lldrrman lib M'nrd: nml Attorney at Lair, WILL attend to the taking of depositions, and wdting of iWJs, Cout > acts. Leases, Ac. Pe sonsdesi roua or Ms "r vi.es in taking Depositions, will please to h?* ,Kn?'icS'j as to take'!: in at his ollicc. He will be fouiid iu his tOceaolt-'y dining til?- day; from .A. M. untjTMV*. Omcf-Quincy street, between Main and Jl an. et, south ride. PHYSICIANS. G. W. Chalmers, M. D. (From Baltimore.) ffi/i practicr MnUinr, Surgery and Obtlelricks. T)KRJIASKXTLY located in this city. Offlcs andresi 1 4tnce-.Mu.beny square?opposite Mr. II. Kcnm s, Ontre Wheeling. ap26-Jm Dr. M. Campbell. (1.1TKoframJtoorT, vi.) OFFICE: Fourth St., adjoining the residence of Henry M|To^4 Wheeliat, v " UK. A. M. TUUU. Office and Diug Store, corner Quincyaml Fifth streets, Whejcmno, Va. Olt. J. CJ. HUPP, ft _ 7" jffke ou Main Stieet, one door South or Judge try s WHEELING VA Dr7 "aTp7 Wheeler, Office: liiddie street, (Hassett's former residence,) Centre Wheeling. syKeaideuce?No 4J. Market street. i yl DR. E ArHILDRETH, Ofllec anil ICcnldenec.no.7S. Monroe street. .UIJOISISG THE COURT HOUSE. DR. THOBURN, nFFirr.No.9i, main mtrkkJ aog2C-Iyd Centre Wheeling. Alid. Jdugnes, M- D. OFFERS his professional sei vices to thecommuni F* OSier: At residence, on Centre street, between Fiftn Ed sixth. mar26-ly DRUGGISTS. john B. VOWELL, DK1I.KB IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, "t'llulT., Patent .Hdieinn, Perfumery 4c. SO. -'4. f.ftQX XT., WHEEL! WO, VI. KELLS & CALDWELL, .... Swcemioni f Jai. Pnnll 5s Co., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Dye-StufFs, V.VRXteHKS. It RUSHES, GLASSWARE, Ac. BUILDINGS, HIAKN STREET, 4Tn omr below MONROE, WHEELING. VA. J- H. CRUMBACKER, Wholesale anal Retail _ DRUGGIST, Xo- Mtin Street, Whkelixo, Va. ~TrH^L^GAN_&rco: ? (SCCCMSOHB TO PaXTOII & LaKE,) Wholesale and Retail Druggists, . dealers is Paints. Oils, Chemicals,Dye stuffs, Vax nisfws. White Lead, Perfumeries, Fancy articles, Ac., Ac. Ac., Vo. 193, Bridge corner. Main St., "1*3-1T Whulino, Va. W. T. SELBY, Wholesale Denier i? foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, So. 117 MAINE STREET, Wfarrllsy, Vs. ??**??. "ML ft 8WEABINGEN. fancy dry goods _ . WHOLESALE. 11, Houth 4th Street. , w ? . PHILADELPHIA. ? ? w.Stynw, L. Sol. A. Van Swearinges. O. W. BOBU, ,. ? rETZEJt. I. I. kWEAKIBGCN,JK. HEISKELL&CO., n._?? Dealers I? all Ulad.of /ancy and Staple Drv Goods corner <* *?*, ^ ^ ?J^J^SSSSi ,ur9l- WleWum-, Aurtlon Rooms, ? Wheeling, Tit. HENRY K. LIST & CO. Whn'/ic t,rr* Co.) wnc.36c.lo Grocers and Liquor "whastk. ^ "0.88, Mtln street, ? . w HEELIWO A. R. CRANGLc. &. CO WHOLESALE GK "KRS Porwki-djng^and CoTQj^jrtob Corner Monroe tad lltrkei ?tr??u, V* BUSINESS CARDS. WJC. B. IICSTON. NEWTOM E. MILTON. Wm. IS. Huston & ITIiltou, {Successors to E. Well & Huston.)' Oommission & Forwarding Merchants NO. 566, MAIN STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY. Specie! attention paid to selling Flout and Wheeling man ufacturcd articles. Also, to receivtng and Forwarding Goods. REFER TO: Jas. H. Forsyth, Esq., Hunter, Fleming & Co., Wheeling; and Rhodes & Oglcby, and Hell & Harden, Bridgeport, Ohio. WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Grocer and dealer in ALL KliVDN OF PllOVrS. iojrs, ci.ovkie \ TijionivttEvn No. 172, S. EAST CORNER MARKST AND UNION# > ____ WHEEL! Nf., A. F. R. ARMSTRONG, AflKXT Aftl> DKAI.ER I ft REAL ESTATE. Office corner or Main and Union streets, aug27-lyd WHEELING. VA. S. D. WOODROW, HEALER IN FAMILY GROCERIES OK EVERY DESCRIPTION. Imported WincR, Liquor*, mid Cizarfl, , FOKUGN FKCITN. iM'TS.&c. Ac., No. 256 Main street, Wheeling, va. M. J. KEATING, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Fruits, NUTS, CIGARS, Ac., Ac., And Manufacturer of erery possible variety of PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, Comer of Main and Monroe Streets, Wheeling, Va. J. N. ZIMMER'S CRACKER AND CAKE BAKERY, No. 162 Market st, a few doors South oJ the Market House, Wheeling, Va. He keeps constantly on hand n largo stock of the follow ing articles: Butter Crackers, Water Crackers, Soda do., Sugar, do., Filot Bread, and the celebrated Boston Crack-* era; all of which will he sold at the very loiceat prices. Wheeling, Aug. 21, '52.?3md. Wm. RIHEDAFFER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CHAIR MANUFACTURER, No. 27, UNION STREET, Wnr.Ef.iNo, Virginia. EDW. L. PRATT, Fancy and Windsor Chairmaker, MAIN STREET, BETWEEN UNION AND MONROE, WHEELING. VA. S- D. HARPER & SON, Wholesale and Retail dealer in IIATM, CAPS, STRAW ROODS, MUFFS, FURS. AND CARPET BAGS, No <29 Main st. corner of Union, Wiieeli.no. Va. " 8. M'CLAt.LEN, H. MTI.ALI.EN, JR., V. P. KNOX. M'CLALLENS & KNOX, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c., No. 196, Main street, Wheeling, Va. ~ WILLIAM BOLE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kind* of BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 161, MAIN ST., BELOW MARKET ALLEY, Wheeling, Va. JOHN HOWELL, DEALER IX BOOTS, SHOES, &c., Ma. 173, main St. New Wholesale Liquor Store. BECKER, WEILLER & FRANZHEIM, Importer.** of Wines, Kr.imlics, Gins, &c. Mpriggliouse, Water Street. WHEELING, VA. This is a branch or the House or Becker, Weiller <& Co., of Philadelphia, and will always he in the receipt or the purest and bestWinesand Liquors, which will be supplied to dealers in Wheeling and the surrounding coun.ry at the lowest Eastern wholesale prices. declG FOREST CITY HOUSE, W. A. ?V II. C. SOUTH, Proprietors. Corner of Superior Street and Public Square, tf Cleveland, O. WALNUT STREET HOUSE, jr. W. SWEXEY, Proprietor. Walnut street, between Sixth and Seventh Streets, tf Cincinnati, O. T. SWEENEY & SON, (SccCEKtmtS TO SWEENKYB & HELL,) MANUFACTURERS OF FLINT GLASSWARE, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN China, OuccuMYvure. Lamps, Girandole*, TA ULEt'iTK.EUV, A.c. No. 65, MAIN STREET. Wheeling, Va. NEW QUEENSWARE STORE. HOBBS, BARNES, &. CO., Importers, Wholesale mid Retail Dealers in CHINA, ?LAM?, A <(IJEK.VSWARI{, HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING GOODS. jVo. 28, Monroe St., near the Post Office, WHEELING, VA. H. P. MORRIS, DEALER IN HARDWA RE AND CUTLERY No. 11, Monroe Street, Wheeling, Va. EDKCND HOBBS, f?Ll .* THOS. L. TAYLOR. HOBBS & TAYLOR, manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, AND GENERAL IVIACHINIMTM, CORNER MA#IN 6c QUINCY STS. MILL ENGINES, TOnACCO AND HOISTING SCREWS STEAMBOAT ENGINES, GRIST AND SAW MILL WORK, rCRNACE ENGINES, ENGINE BOILER?. And all kiuds of ITInchincry made to order, on the most reasonable terms. Geo. w, Anderson; FORWARDING & COMMISSION" MERCHANT, Water street, Wheeling, Va, The Baltimore and Ohio kailroail having opened for t??c reception or freight, he terd.^ s his services to tlic public. His facilities for forwarding aie unsurpassed, his warehouse being on the track orthe Road, and ia?t to the setamboat landing. Having ample storage room, no charge will be made for storacc: when consigned for shipmont. G. W. A. fcb28 RICHARD blum, [Successor to F. A. BRENTLINGER.] denier in DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, Chemicals,Dye Stuffs, Paints & Perfumeries, Also Imported Havana Cigars <S" Fancy Articles. No. 84, Cor. Main and Third sts., . Centre Wheeling. E. \V. Stephens, ciias. beatty, F. W. knox. wheeling NOVELTV WORKS. STEPHENS, BEATTY, & Co. man*ufactukeks OF SCALES, LOCKS, LATCHES, Coflfce mills, nil kind* of fnstenings, llingchand itinleable cnstinsh, WHEELING, VA. E. VARNEY MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN & XIIKET irotv WARE No. 8 Main at., near tiie Creek biidge. wllekmno, Va. W. F. PETERSON Fire marine, and life Insurance AND LAND AGENT. No. 3?, Monroe street, Wheeling, Va. J. C. HARBOUR, Wh.lt.nlr find Retail Dealer in CARPETS, RUGS, OILCLOTHS, Looking classes, & i phdi.hter v VABEOr EVERY description, NO. 143, MAIN STREET. WHEELING, VA. WM. YOST, WATCH MAKER, A\D WATCH and clock repairer lio. 119 Market street, near the Post office. ty-ah business in his line promptly attended to. 6md. h. C. XTLLJER. m. W. MILLER Miller & Miller, hor?e and u?N PAINTERS, csx.A xicm and grniner*. ko. 263, Main Street, Wheeling, Va. septf C.?. LAMBS1K. r.e. eomuk. T. W. BASSETT LAMB DIN, BONHAM, & CO., rntginia,vnr'.?xiNe and pikem.x PAPr.-l MILLS. WHEELING, VA. Manufacture Prinlinr - :j Wrapping palmer, Candle Paper. Cotton-Yarn J <..ier. Steam Hoat Paper, Hnnnet i'o.ml.. fnltem* Hoard*. Ac. W. D. MOTTE, Denier in all .vindrofforeign and Domeati : . dry GOODS, r<r. lT6, m?alt*T smirr, BUSINESS CARDS. A. G. ROBINSON. J. M. BUSIIKIEI.D. A. C. ROBINSON & CO. manufacturers OP WRAPPING PAPER, BONNET BOARDS, &c.?Also, Grocers and Commission Merchants And Produce Dealers. No. 32 and 33 Water St., Wheeling, Va. J. C0WG1M.. A? M?KW0RDS. COWGILZi & M'SWORDS, Fonrnrdins nnrl COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND General Produce Dealers, No. 69 Water Street, Wheeling, Va. CC?" Having nniple room for storage, no charge will be made for sto-age, when consigned for shipment. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING STORE. CORNER MONROE AND WATER streets. A. M. ADAMS HAS just returned Tromthe East, with an unusually large stock or Goods, manufactured Intoclothing by the best or workmen, and will be sold at the lowest possible prices, wholesale or retail All 1 ask Is fair investigation, without prejudice or favor, and I dery fair competition in Coats, Pants, and Vests, or anything in the clothing line. Come and try me, one and all, Jew and Gentile. octG-tr artificial teeth. DR. S. P. HULLIHEN, DR. J. F. HULLIHEN, OFFICE No. 131, Fourth street, near tho Presbyterian church. Manufacture Teeth expressly for each par ? ... . 'ttritiar case. Full setts or Teeth, or any parts of setts, made with artificial Gums. The Gum is made in one continuous or solid piece?the cost is the-' *mo lorteeth with or without gums. Full setts or teeth made from gTuto S150 a Sen; sn.all setts from S3 to gfl per tooth. febt?lyr:d. Wheeling Savings Institution. OFFICE, NO. J !>??!, WAIN ST. Office open from 9 o'clock, a. m., until 3 p. m. Discount jav?Thursday, 10 o'clock, a. m. KSTMoney received on transient deposite. Interest paid ?V?Rra?S"fA..?. Rookrs, Ate,. Paxtok, A.N. Johnson, Dakiel Steenrod, Jas 13. Marsh, Adam Ficii ner and 11. K. List?Directors. nue2j WM. McCOY, Treasurer. ?^ rilE WB8TKKN INSURANCE COMPANY' OF WHEEMNO, VA., . Continues to take all kinds of Fire and Marino risks, <.n.cc No. 102, Main St. ^ K1?LsoM. President. WM. M'COY, Sec'y. . _____ ISLAND TANNERY. B UK a 13 11 & HOFFMANN, MANfFACTCRERS OF Every description, of* Leather, And Denier, in Wool nnd Hide., Store ncom No. lio, Comer oj Market Miry E^shoe Findings of all kinds on hand, anil sold at very moderate terms. LUMBER, LUMBER. L. S. Root's Lumber Yard AND PLANING MACHINE, Wr-nsTUR STiKrr, Centri: ViiKtutn. D3- Ileis prepared to fill nil orders for S.VW Kl) I.UM l!ER PLANED FLOORING. WEATHER liOAItDING, SHINGLES, CEILING, LATHS, dir. <fcr Office; No. 24. Main Street, near the Cr ?k Briooe. au^24?ty.d. J. T U RTON . Holme, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. 12S, Main, beticeen Monroe and Union streets, Wheeling. Va. , . . D3~Rigns. Banners and Flags, transparent, plain and fancy, executed with ucatness and de patch, Graining Ore. feb22-6m . Gentlemen's Furnishing Store M.H.GREGG Number CO, Monroe Street. rM^rtt.c Court House. gbntIiKWeiv's c'i.oriniv<? Made to order in the latest styles. ' J. & W. TAYLOR, Iff nnnfacturcr* and l>ealer? ln nl* k*^lof TOBACCO, SNUFP & CIGARS, WlIOIiKMAIiE AND RETAIL *^o. 168, Main St., East side, 2 doors below Market Alley, W HEEI.INO, Va. WM. H. HOWSER, Iflnnnfnclnrrr nnd Dealer in till kind, of Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, No. 1C7, Main it., uxtt tide, 2 S_: A"V ER"YT~ W boleaalc and U e I a 1 1 Hat and Cap Manufacturer, No. 14G, Main Street, Wheeling, Va. CCfHas on hand the largest and hest assortment or Hats and Cans of all qualities and sir.es. Jal"' EUWAHU ARCHBOM). SAM'L DAVENPORT. ARCHBOLD & DAVENPORT, Attorneys at Law, Woodrtficld OIi?o, 03" Will give the most prompt attention to business in Monroe and the adjacent co inties. ja"'1 RICHARD NELSON. Manufactures, to order, all kinds of Tent*, Fire 8crcen? and .*nils, 1 arpnnlinp, aug21-tf No. 22. Water Street, W iieemno, Va. ~ THOMAS POPE. ABOUlTliCT. . Office. No. M, Melodeon Buildings. Persons about to liuild, ran obtain designs for Public Buildings and Private Residences, with the requisite speci fications, estimates and supcrintendance. TBIO.H. 1IORNBKOOK, Dealer in Real Estate, HAS on hand. Building lots and improved jiropertj* for sale on accommodating torms. Two DricK houses, one Office, and one Hall for societies or otherwise for Rent, lyi). .MonroeSt., No.241, up stairs. \V ill IS ing h n m , Shirt Manufacturer, NEW BRITAIN. Connecticut. Has appointed A.M.Adams agent Tor the sale of his shirts at Factorv prices. Merchants, Clothiers, and others who a re desirous ofbuying shirts of the best anil cheapest make In the United Stales -will call itAM-Jd ams, clothing store, where they will find a full assortment. s?p2S?lyd Brentlinger & Armstrong, PBE8CRIPTIONI8TS, HAVK-'just received at their medical store, a fresh sup ply of the most choice medicines, such as people may rely upon. In making their selections, no regard is paid to prices, so the article be or the best quality. ? IMi y nician*' Prescri ptions put up by careful hands at all times, day or night. aug21-lyrd KELLS & CALDWELL, (SUCCESSORS TO JA8. PAULL & CO.) Importers and Wholesale dealers in Drngs, ITIcdicincs, ChcmicalR, Paint*, Oils* Ac. No.83, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. HAVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical apparatus, Ac., or the firm or James Paull <fec. would respectfully solicit the patronage or dealers and the public generally. All goods warranted. Iu retiring from the Drug business, we take pleasure in recommending ?o iavorable consideration our successors, Messrs. Kells *V: Caldwell, and have no hesitation in saying that our ftr.yner customers, and dealers generally, will re ceive that attention and accommodation which has earned for th:s well known house a large share or patronage. jas.PAULL&CO. TODD & DEVOL, AT THE WELL KNOWN STAND, Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of Market Square, ARE now opening an unusually large stock of Fall and Winter Boots, Shoes, Hats anil Caps, selected with great care, and manufactured at the very best workshops ol Philadelphia and New England, expressly for our Whole sale and Retail trade. To our regular customers, and all others who may favor us with a call, we can offer you goods which we guarantee equal in quality or material and work manship, f' those manufactured in this or any part of the United States. TODD & DEVOL. Wheeling; Sep 24,1852. NEW FIRM. MESSRS. CAY WOOD, CONK LIN & CO., having purchased the entire stock of Stoves, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware or T. G. Culbert ?48011, would respectfully inform the citizens ol Tt, Wheeling and vicinity, that they will carry on Ihe business of manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware, of which they have constantly on hand a good assortment, for Wholesale, and Retail; very low for cash; all persons wishing to purchase, would do well to call and see us at No. 19, Union St., at th? old and well known iqand heretoforeoccupicd by T. G. Culbertson. Particular attention paid to repairing. . Wheeling. Aug. 21. CAYWOOP. CONKLIN & CO Take Notice. m , BY section 12 of the Ordinance of the city of Wheel, ine. in reiition to the appointment, powers of Sanitary ommittee* and Board of Health of the city of Wheeling, it is enacted: - . . "That it shall be unlawful for any person, without mission from the council or Board of Health* or any ?nr? members thereof, tobiin? or cause to be brought, or to aia or assist in bringing within thin city, any one having toe small pox or Asiatic cho!e*a. or any other disease the in troduction or which shall be prohibited by any order or the Board of hoilth, (notice of such order having been given by a publication thereor in any newspaper printea ?n this city,> unless such person shall use all possible care and diligence to prevent any communication witn the j* eased person, except by physicians and relatives, and a nan convey him or her as soon as practicable, beyond the lim its or the city. Every person vffendingagainsl the provi sions of this section shall rorfeft and pay to t he city not less than fifty nor more than fi\ e hundred dollars ?r eve ry such offence." ' B j^ordBf o? the jjamUry con nalteeof Ihe 2nd Ward._ CITY BUSINESS. ROB'T FOnsTTII. J. F. HOPKINS. J. II. FOBSYTII JU. FORSYTHS & HOPKINS, (Successors to Forsyth and Baker.) Forwnrding nn?I Commission Merchants, PRODUCE AND FLOUR DEALERS, Wheeling, Ta. HAVING completed our arrangements East and West for the safe and speedy transit of Merchandize anil Produce, we tender our services to the public, with the assurance that our facilities are unsurpassed; our House havinga Railroad track running into it, and being very commodious and detached from other buildings, gives our friends greater security for their property. \jjrSole Agents for the Baltimoreand Ohio Trans portation Line, through direct to Philadelphia. N. B Having capacity to store 20,000 tons, no charge will be made forstojage when consigned for shipment. jan21 F'S.&H. WIIICEJLJKK & liAKIN, MERCHANT TAILORS; Monroe street, tiro doors from Market, under the Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va., Koop constantly on hand, a full assortment or Cloths, Cassimorcs, Vestinra, &c-, which will bo made up to or der In tho latest style, and best man nor. feb2G ludwig; kneedler & eo., WHOLESALE DEALERH IN BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY ROODS, No. 110, North Third Street, S. West corner of Pace Street. PHILADELPHIA. dluennd Maud JPaper U?tabUnIimoiu. A. R. DILLON & Co. (SUCCESSORS TO F. B. HORNBROOIi.) Nrar the Catholic Burying ground. HAVE Inkcntlie abovo establishment. whore tliey in tend t - manufacture Glue and Sand Paper of tho best quality, which they will sell on as good terms as "they can be bought anywhere in the West. C6"Ca?h paid for scraps. Cui'l'tiK, 'JL'AN, ?c aUKKT 11IUN VV.vUJi Manufactory. THANKEUL for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respectful* ly inform his friends and the public generally that lie -v^=7?.*continues to manufacture the above named articles in all their variety, or which he has always on hand, a good as sortment for wholesale and retail at very low pricest He also keeps on hand, cooking stoves of the most ap proved patterns for coal and wood. Job work will continue to receive his particular attention and he executed with promptness and in a style that will please the most fastidious. augg-l E. VARNBV, no. 8, Main at. DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals, Perfumery, &c., &c. J II. CRITlVIISACICEIt would announce to his ? friends and the public generally, that having purchas. cd the interest of the senior partner in the business lately conducted under the firm of J. Crumbacker *&. Son, ho will continue the same at the old stand, NO. 17o, Main St., and would respectfully solicit, and trusts to meritacoutiu> uance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on tho old lirm. He has just returned from the Eastern cities, and is now opening an extensive and well selected stock of Drugs and Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles, &c? all of which were purchased -\ffer strict personal inspection and with scrupulous regard to purity of quality, and are now offered to the public on the most reasonable terms. lyr. I GEORGE MENDEL. JVo 154f iTIniu Street, WEEELING VA. 8 now receiving a LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS, j_ MATS AND MATTING. Also, Table and Floor Oic Cloths of all widths, and keeps constantly on hand a largi assortment or Fur nature of every description. Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates, VeniUan* and Transparent Window Blinds, BlindTrimmings, Clocks Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish. Haircloth, Curled Hair, Spring, Sacking Hdttons, Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods, ect. all of which willhesoldatthelowestprices. aus*JI WM. COWDEN DAGUERREOTYPIST, RoomsN .56, Monroe street, between the New Hotel and the V Court House. Likenesses taken in any required shade, and colored to represent the living complexion by a new style or coloring ?warranted to never fade. Pictures of all sizes, both sin gle and in groups, put up in plain and fancy cases, at the lowest prices. . Likenesses of children accurately taken. DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY. ? 1 A. C. PA RTKI DOE invites rattention to his Daguerean Rooms, and Apparatus, now the result of years of experience and close application to the art. Confident that he now combines in his establishment all of the improve ments which time and proper tests have proven valuable, he can promise to produce Likenesses combining all the beauty and perfection which has yet been attained by the Daguerrean process. For the attractive and commodious style In which his rooms are fitted up, he Invites the public to call and exam ine for themselves. His Cabinet or Specimens are always open tor inspection. Likenesses taken in all kinds of weather, singly, or in groups? also, post mortem likenesses taken at short notice. B3"A well selected stock of materials?Chemicals, plates, cases, lockets, ?fcc., always on hand and tor sale. ICooimh, IVo. 36 Iflonroc st., near the Post Office no vl.S Americans, Patronize Sour Own ITIazin fact ur cm. Wheeling Silk Factory. AMERICAN silk, manufactured into superior and sub stantil articles of the various fabrics now in use at GILL'S SILK FACTORY? Main Street, Centre Wheel i ng. The curious in such matters are invited to call and sec the process of manufacturing, and those .wishing to pur chase Silks, wholesale or retail, can be supplied on reason able terms at Gill's Store, adjoining the Factory, or at A. M. Adams', J.S. Porbs', A. O. Faircliild's, Marsh & Tay lor's, and O. W. Heiskill's, Wheeling, Va., and at James Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119. Main Sticet, Cincinnati, O. Our Fabrics are warrented all pure Silk, and have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals, at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We are cons*nntly manufacturing, and our stock is now large and seasonable, comprising many varieties?velvets, satins, vestings, dress silks, fringes, cravats, handkerchiefs, of white, black, plaid, figured and printed, all the newest styles, made of best twined silk, twilledand plain. Also, shirts, drawers, and half hose for gentlemen. - Please call and patronize this Important branch of Amer ican manufacture. Ordersforevery variety olsilksprompt ly executed. Merchantable Cocoonsand Reeled Silk bought. JOHN W, GILL. New Music Store. Si"u ot (lie Grccinn 'rrigouiim, No. 199 illnin Street. J- FICKIESON would irespr:tfully an s?a. t eg'nounce to the citizens or Wheeling anil vi fHTl 1 cinity, that he has just opened n new and ? js .( tl elegant establishment for the sale of Violins, Guitars, Violincellos, Flagolets, Flutes, Fifes, Accorde ons, Banjos, and Tamborincs. Brass Instruments the first and best make. Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments; and for singing. Music for th e Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin, also, the newest Son^s, Duetts, etc., and the very best Roman and Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. Claronetf, Feeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Hoards. Hows for Violincello and Violin. A. Xlehers Furniture Polish, for renovating varnished Furi jturc, such as Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Koats or any descriptions of Furniture. Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber, Pittsburg Pianos of t he first and best manufacture in the United States, such as Nunns and Clark's grand and square Pianos, J. B. Dun ham's, FlalhKt and Allen's celebrated Boston Pianos, *fcc. Agent forth? make of Carhardt and Needham's Patent Melodeons. Accordeoiis, .and all kind ormusicaiinstruments repaired "1 1l:c*mvesti)r'ces- tf. " STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 66 MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA. THE SUBSCJUBER having made extensive arrange ments In the East for the supply of Marble, and con templating the erection'of Steam works, he woul? invite the attention of Architects, Builders, and the public in gen eral to the inspection of his stock, consisting of Italian, Egytian, Sienna, American and other Marbles or the finest qualities, which can be sold lower than any other establish* ment in the west. Dealers would find it to their advantage to Inspect his stock before purchasing elsewhere. His work is done in the most elaborate style, and he would invite the attention of purchasers to examine his stock of Statuary and other carved work, Monuments, Cen otaphs, Tombs, Head and foot stones, <fcc., and Grave yard work in every variety? being enabled by his superior racil ities to supply this work at considerable lower prices than any other establishment in the country. Please give me a call and examine my work. MICHAEL J. ROHAX, Marble Mason and Vault Builder. Q3"Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Casts and Models, and Marietta"Grind stones, warranted at the lowest trgde prices. 1 y. d. New Patent Premium SAFIITY ?AS I, AM PS, AND Patent Phosgene Gnu, . FOR BURNING! X THE SAME. This Lamp, for producing a portable Light, i? confidently recommended as superior to any other noxo in u*e. XHE LIGHT is produced by the burning of an aeriform Gas, which is emitted in bcautimi jets frorp small per rotations in Platina. Tlie Gas is generated as it is used, by the heat orits own combustion acting on the burner, connected with the Liquid in the Lamp. Thus It Is a perfect and portable apparatus lor creatir*. and borningaerirorm Gas. Its construction is such, that all possibility or accident from its use is entirely removed} and the great simplicity of its arrangement Tenders it less liable to get out or order thar any other kind of Lamp. It requires no. cleaning and trim* ming, as do the Oil and Camphene Lamps, and bnrns equally well, either -with or witbouta glass globe or shade, and per fectly free from smoke or odor. The opinions -of tfie scientific may be learned from the fac:. that at the Annual Fair of the A merican Institute, in 1845, o SILVER MEDAL was awarded^to the Inventor, and a Di ploma to the MDamif?ctarer;and at the same It was pronounc cd the BEST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute. Tho above fo r sale, "Wholesale and Retail, by . . . J. K. DUNHAM & CO. No. 28 Monroe St., near the Post office ? *e1nl7 Wheeling. V*. li^oR SALtf.?A fine horse, tf years old. Also?one worH JD; hor?e. ap21 S. AVERY. WHEELING. t. iv r. w, kkoi Wheeling Novelty Works STEPII^VS, BEAXTvJt Co.," MANUFACTURERS OP SCALES, LOCKS, CiATCltEB, COFFER MIM.S, A LI. KINDS OF FASTENINGS HINGES AND MASKABLE CASTINGS. Wheel!ne, Vn. WANTED.?Tho highest prico will be paid In cub for rcrapa or wrought ami est Iron, copper ana brass, at the W heeling Novelty Works. Centre Wheeling. I"ar2&-Gmil STEPHENS, BEATTY @ Co EVANS & BROTHER, MARBLE WORKERS, North end of Creek Bridge, Main Street. WHEELING, VA. ?'5!:ff.WftTon,k,"na Gravo "'ones, in all their lariof ?ea furnished to order. ap2i Strobel & Blooh, W?.oJe?nlc ci-N ill Win cm Sc I.iquor?, ' ? 14 ? Main Sired, in the building formerly known as the _ ' 'Columbia House." apgl-ly W H K K L 1 N G, V A . 1(1 UOAfcS ORANGES; IV/ ? Lemons; 1 Hbl. Baryoca Cocoa Nuts? 16 Bus. Ground Nuts; 20 Hbl. Davis' Butter, Sugar, and Soda Crackers. Just received and Tor sale by "P-1 K. T. BROOKS. Wheeling Marble Works. MR. BLUM & CO., ANUFACTUItERS of tomb stones, statues, mantle pieces, table wash stands lor steamboats and hotels, u J ornamental columns, window caps, etc., for dwelling liouses, and other buildings, and builders of vaults. SHOP:?Corner Qnincy and Market streets, Wheeling, Vn. NOTICE.?All persons indebted to E A Blum are re ?heni ? setlIc' and thoao having claims, to presont Wilde & Brother BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, CIJ'HOIiKSALB and Retail dealers in miscellaneous, T t medical, theological and school books, stationery, ivall paper and window blinds. Wholesale dealers, school committees, teaciiers, and others supplied at the lowest rates at the Bookstore, corner or Afain and Union streets. Wheeling, Va. ap8 Calvin Rice, PAIN I'ER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &c., No. 132 Main Street, aptO-ly WHEELING. TODD &, DtVOL, IP' It O L ESA L E A ND R E TA IL DEALERS IN Boots and Shoes! Mens', Boys' nnd Childrens' Leghorn, Cantou and Palm Leaf Hats* Ac., at the wel' known stand or the Black .Tin lit moth Boot, South end of the Market Square. WE are imv opening an unusually large 8toc! ofSprlnyand Sumnier Boats, Sltaa, Huts and Capi, f selected with great care; and manufactured at the -best workshops or Philadelphia and New England, expressly for our Wholesale and Retail Trade. To our reg ular customers <*nd all others who may favor us with a call we can offer you Good*, which we guarantee equal in qual ity of materials and workmanship, to tho?e manufactured III this or any part or the United States. n>ar*7 TODD & DEVOL. Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. DORSEY, NORTON & KNOX, Receiving & Forwarding Agents, Corner of Monroe nnd Witter Sts., Wheeling, Va. ELY DORPEY. E. N. NORTON. F. W. KNOX. HAVING consummated arrangements with our corres pondents, we are prepared to receipt for goods In all parts on the western waters; also to Baltimore, I hilndclphia. New York and Boston. jan!5-tf J. W. Robb, Ch. ir manufacturer, and Dealer in Furni Hture, AS always on hand, at his old established stand, AT". 11-4 Main St., "Wheeling, Va., Every variety orchairs, wananted or the best material and workmanship. He would invite those who may wish to purchase, to cail and examine his stock or Cabinet Fur niture. which has been selected by him, expressly for this market. It consists of soras, bureaus, sprii.g seatchairs, wash and work stand, what-nots, bedsteads or every variety, cribs, otton\ans, lounges, card, dining and break fast tables, &c., all or which will be sold at the lowest rates. J- AV. R. believes that an experience of many years in the business, will <>nahle him to give entire satisfaction to ail who may honor him with a call. marl8 New Watch and Jewelry Store. Roam, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe St., WHEELING, VA THE subscriber would ca I the attention of the public to his well selected stock of watches, clocks, jewelry, silver ware, and fancy goods, which he is now opening.? Mis stock is composed in part of gold and silver watches, keys, guards and chains. Every description or gold Jewelry; Gold, silver, silver plated nnd common spectacles; Pure sitvc-table, tea, dessert, sugar, mustard and salt spoons, and butter knives; Plated and German silvci forks, spoons, butter knives, etc. etc. Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors; Vkp.y vine razors, strops, shaving cream, etc.; Perfusucry, combs, brushes and a great variety of fancy goods; Particular attention paid to repairing watches, clocks, and jewcli y. and engraving handsomely done. A share of patronage is respectfully solicited. ap5-dbf C. P. BROWN. New Wholesale Tobacco Store, JOtrAN, CARR& Co., aie now ready to supply dealers J in the city or country, with Virginia Chewing Tobac, co, imported and doinc.-tic segars, snuff, or all kinds, snuffboxes, etc. They will offer, on the best terms, at their wholsalo store No. Si .Main street, bet ween Quincy and .Vonroe streets, V '? boxes 5s and Ss lump chewing tobacco; 200 do J lb I do do 260 do pound, some very superior; , 50 do Diadem and dew drop twist; 30 gross yellow bank and amulet fine cut; 20 bbl smoking tobacco; 1000 papers do do 200,000 superior segan*; 300,000 domestic do ISO boxes chalk pipes and pipe heads; 60 gross snuffboxes; 20 do cigar cases, etc., etc. Dealers are invited to call anil examine our stock. We are determined to offer inducements equal to any in the aestern market. mar30 1853.^^^3 1853. ADAMS & CO'S EXPRESS NOTICE. New arrangements between Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadel phia, New York, Boston and the East. THE public aie lespcctlully informed that wo have made arrangements by which we shall run a Dnily Kxprcss From Baltimore to Wheeling, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and connecting at Baltimore with our Great Eastern Express, to and from all the Cities and Towns of the Eastern and Middle States. We are now prepared to forward by this route, all descriptions oflight and valua ble Good*-. Packages, Bank Bills. Specie, Jewelry, &c., at miil Speed, in charge of caroful .Messengers. Express for Baltimore and the East, wfll leave WHEEL1 ING daily, at 8 o'clock, A. M. Leave BALTIMORE daily, at 7, P. M. Merchants and others, are respectfully solicited to ordei their Goods through Adams & Go's Express. oplc-ir ADAMS & CO. OFFICE:?Market Street, McLure House. N. P1GMAN, Agent. To Country ITIcrcIinuts. Wholesale Boots and Shoes. TiyT'CLALLKNS d: KNOX, have commenced receiving jjj. their Spring and Summer assortment of Boots, Shoes ar.d Palm Hats. When completed, they do not hesitate to sav, that ii will be the largest aii\ best ever offered in this market. To country merchants on their way East, especially, an I invitation is extended, to call; assurance being felt, that upon examination, they will find it to their advantage to l purchase here, instead of the Eastern markets. Thankftilfor the patronise heretofore extended to them, I they solicit a continuance of the same. ieh23 M'CLALLENSdr KNOX. ! : Spring and Summer Clothing. STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor, ANNOUNCES to bis old friends and customers and the public generally, that having re commenced business. ! he is now receiving at his new Store Room, in the SPJiluG | HOUSEf IVate^'Str tt, a splendid assortment of CLOTHS | of every color, quality, and variety. Plain and fancy I CASS1MERES} Silk, Satin, and oil kinds of VES TINGS, I &c., recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities, j suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which he will I make up to order at the^fi7ior/Mf noticet In the best | manner, and 'ateat style, IIin fiiucy Department embraces ShirtS of every kind, Collars, Cravats, Hand ] kerchiefs, Gloves, Undershirts, Drawers, Stockings, and ; every article kept in ;Gentlemen's general furnishing ! store. If you want t/u beat fit out in the' Ity, call at "Head Quarters," South room SPJHGG HOUSE, Water Street. 1 marl5-tf * ? J. R. ANNAN. s. MAGUIRE. F. REYNOLDS Annan, Magnfre and Co., (LATE OF CUMBERLAND, MD.) Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No. 57, Main Street, ' Wheeling, Va. CF"WilI give prompt attention to consignments. From their long experience in the ( oramissiou and Forwarding business, they are prepared to oflcr facilities eq.al to that of any.'Uiar house: janSO f Cincinnati Gazette and Louisville Journal copy 3nQ K era oral mid ?o Partnership. . SD- HARPER has removed his wholesale and retail ? hat. and cap .store to the soutii corner of; Main and Union sts , (immediately south of his. old stand) and has associated with him in business his son, H. M. Harper, un derthe name and style of S.D; Harper ?fc Son. : AhL - persons knowing 'themselves indebted to me are most respectfully requested to call and settle tbelrac niar29 . D. HARPER. FOR THE L'ADIES. ANOTHER lot offWe Cold Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Fln^r Rings and. Lockets; justYeceived and for sale at C. P. BROWN'S, ap30 Wasbin-fonHall. WHEELING. SPKING OF 1853. WM. t7~selby. WHOLESALE DEALER IN Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods, Ao. 117 Main St., West side, between Monroe anil Union sts. Wheeling, Va., IS NOW in receipt ofhis Spring stock of Dry Goods and Notions, dlrcct from importer* and Manufactu. rers. Comprising as complote and desirable a stock of floods adapted to the trade 01 this section as can be found n any houe, East or West, to which I would respectfully invite the attention of retail dealers; consisting ol DRESS GOODS. In black silks, alpacas, poplins, lawns, de Iaines, gins hams, etc., with a vory large stock ofprints, of the best makes and colors. Also, bonnets, ribbons, linings, and other trimmings in variety. And of men's wear. In cloths, cassimers, sattinetts, merino cassimeres, jeans, tweeds, and summer cloths; also, Cottonades, Den nis' blue drills, brown linens, linen drills, nankeens and other such goods, a very desirab.e assortment. Also, men's and boy's palm hats, Leghorn and Can'.on hats, solt wool, brash hats, etc.; with a full stock or linen and cot ton bagging, seamless bags, burlaps, tablo diapers, crash, drillings, tickings, checks, shirting, stripes, etc., brown and bleached muslins; with a good stock or white goods in tlio NOTION LINE. As cambrics, jaconets, Irish linens, laces, threads, but tons, hosiery, gloves, combs, otc., in all their variety. My whole ^tock will be found unsurpassed, as well in quality and style, as In prices. m*r25 W. T. SELBY. lYLcCLALLENS & KNOX. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, Men end Boys' Palm Hats, Band Boxes ?c., at the well known stand of the BIG RhjD BOOT. WE are now recelvlngfrom our Eastern Manufacturing Establishments, one of the largest and best manurac. turedassortment ofHoots and Shoes, for Spring &; Summer wear, everofTered in thisor any other market. They have been manufactured to ordor, according to our own direc tions, and are intended expressly for retailing. To our regular customers, and all others who may favor us with a call, we can ofTer an unusually large variety of Boots and Shoes, which weguarantee equal in quality of material and workmanship to those manufactured in this or any part o tho United States. Our stock will be found to consist, ir? part, of the foliowingseasonable goods: NO. 1S7. ; WOMPN'S OAITFRS, HALF MEN'S POOTS. oaitfrs and jfnnyj 1,500 men's call boots, linds. 1,000 men's goat boots, 200 pr womens gaiters, 1,000 pr men's kip boots, 400 do hair gaiters, 1,000 men's buff and seal do 500 do walking shoes, men's brooans. ?500 do pegged buskins, 1,000 men's calf brogans, 500 do kid buskins, slip l,000goat brogans, pers and Jenny Lindb. 1,500 Kip do A lso, an assortment of 500 buff and seal boots, children's uootees. 1,000 do thick do 1,500 pr fancy booteas, boys' boots. 2,000 kid & moyocco " 500 pair boys calf boots, 1,500 children's peg'd" 100 do kip do 100 children's goat 14 300 do thick do misses nooTEES and 200 do seal do BUSKINS. YOUTH* BOOT8. 500 misses morocco lace, 500 pr youths calfboots, 300 do kip do 300 do kip do 200 do calf do 200 do thick do 300 do kidandmo- boys and youths brooans. rocco buskins l,000pr boys kip brogans, 150 do black, bine, and 600 do calf do bronzed gaiters, 500 do thick do OHM SHOES. WOMFN'S LACF BOOTS. 1500 pairs men's gum shoes. 1,500 goat lace boots, 1000 do Mrs. do do 1,000cair do 800 do Misses do do 500 1 jd do MEN'S AND BOYS PALM nATS. 600 kip do 1500 dor., mens* and bojs' band boxes. straw hats, the largest as-1200 Baud looses, superior soriment ever brought in. quality. to the city, French Boot and Shoe kit. Lace leather for sewing bells &c., 2 ?doz Deer Skins, 50 sides alum tanned Cowhides Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extendedto us, we solicit a continuance of the same. marl McCLALLENS& KNOX \V- F. COPLAN. J. D. KEYS. Wm. F. Coplan & J. B. Keys. Forwarding Ageutsand COMMISSION MERCHANTS. WHEELING, VA. CC3"A re prepared to Forward Merchandise, and Fro duce, by Kaiiroad and Steamboat, without delay. REFER TO?Samuel Neal, Wheeling, Va. 44 J. Taylor Son, Baltimore, Md/ " Taylor ?$? Keys, " ?? Kirkland, Chase & Co., " " Albeit Brother, " ?' J. F. Pleasant ?$? Son, " " Keys, Maltby & Co., Cincinnatti, Ohio. ?? J. F. Torrence, " . " " Pearson 4* Davis, " ** S. T. Curd 4-Co., Louisville, Ky. ?? S. W. Push, " " " George W. Phillips, Madison, Ind. Special Notice. NEW ARRANGEMENT. Wheeling to Clevelandin Twelve Hours, vr.\ CLEVELAND AND -lTTSBURGH RAILROAD, * FROM WELLSVII.LK In connection with the splendid side-icheel steaviers Winchester and Diurnal. The steamer WINCHES TER, Capt. Geo. D. Moore, leaves Wheeling on Men i.ia va. Wodne3days and Fri-E day-, mi the steamer DIURNAL, Capt.Titos. D. Cal hoon, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 o*. clock, a. m. precisely, and reach Wcllsville in time to connnct with the Express Tr in of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, for Cleveland. The above steamers connect at wheeling with the BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD; ?WITII THE? UNION LINK OF STEAMERS FROM looisvillk; Aud the regular packets from Marietta and. Parkersburg. I Passengers are ticketed through from Wheeling, Steu ! henville, and intermediate landings between Wheeling and Wellsville, to Cleveland. The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad connects at I jvcland with the LEVELAND, C0LUMBMS& CINCINNATI RAILROAD, and the Toledo, Nor walk and Cleveland Railroad, For the South and West, with the LAKESHORE RAILROAD, FOR THE EAST. Passengers for Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Milwaukie, or the Great Wes*? for Buff alo, Niagara Falls, Albany or Boston; for New York, via New York and Erie, or New York Cential Railroad bine, will find this a cheap, expeditious, comfortable, and pleas ant route. Returning. Regular connections are made at Cleveland with the above Railroads, and at Wellsville with the above named Steamers. S. C. BAKER CO., Agents, Wheeling. ALUX. DOYLE, Agent, Steubenville. J. DURAND, Superintendant. feb?3-'53 C.<fc P. R. R., Cleveland. From Wheeling to Cliicngo in 24 Hours! via. Steubenville and Wellsville ! Great Western U. S. Mail Route! CLEVELAND AND WELLSVILLE, AND &I1CIIIOAN SOUTH ERN R. R. LINE. By First Class Steamers from Cleveland to ToledJ. 04 Mile8 Shorter than any other Route to Chicago ! The following Magnificent U. S. Mail Steamers form the Line belwcen Cleveland and Toledo. TROY, Captain J. M. .Sexton, leaves Cleveland Mninlavg. Wednesdays 4* *nyVkTwVfWm Fildays? A LA KAMA, Capt. D. P. Nickerson, leaves Cleveland Tuesdays, Thursdays @ Saturdays, at Qo'clock, P. M.t on arrival or Express Trains from Pittsburgh and Buffalo, running through to Toledo in seven hourst Connecting with the Morning Express Train for Chicago, arrivingin Chicago in the atternoon?connecting with Michigan Southern R. R. Line Steamers for all poris on J*ake Michigan-with Express Train of G.@C. U. R. R. for Galerm and Dubuque?and with Exp i ess Train or Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road for La Salle, in connection with Illinois River Line or Steamers ror Peoria, Naples, ani St. Louis, makiug the mo^t direct route to Chicago, Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Waukegan, Sheboygan, and all other ports on Lake MicbL gan. The above boats have been put In the most perfect-order no expense has been spared which could add to the comrort or safety of passengers. Each boat is abuudantly supplied with Lire Boats, Life Spars, and Life Preservers. Passengers will And this Route to possess advantages not enjoyed by any other, and by takiug It they avoid a long and tedious ride to Toledo over a new and Imjierfect Railroad; while the boats running along the south shore arele*8 exposed to the dangers or storms upon the lake, incident to a passage directly across aud aloug the north shore. - The distance by this route is over 60 miles less then by any other Lake and Railroad route. U3~Through Tickets \o Chicago aud all Ports on Lake rfichigan cau.be procuredat the office of S. C. BAKER. Wheeling, or onboard the Steamers WINCHESTER and DIURNAL. 03"Passengers can have their Baggage taken to the Boat, tree of charge, by giving their checks to the Baggage Agents or the Line, on the Cars or at the Depot..iC0 ' K. C. JIAKErtTAgent, ma20.-4|in?. .. v.. No. 23, Water street. Another ArrivaI of ?old Fen*. AVERY superior article^of Gold Pens of the moat ap proved style and warranted, just received and ror Sale low by C.; P. BROWN, .1 mal8. ? So. 4,- Washington Halt., ? BALTIMORE. Odd Fellows, Dlnioni, Red lllcii, Sous of Tcuipernnce, And other Society Regalia, 'anners, Seals and Jewels, manufactured and sold by Gibbs ?5jf Smith, No. 73 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. TIIK asortment usually on hand consists of , ^ REGALIA, Odd Fellom>?Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En ? ? campment. t Past Grand and other Officers, plain and embroidered, vj ? . lat> 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th Degree Parade Re. 4 4 galias. 4 ' Pichly' embroidered Encampment Parad t Regalias. Masonic?Knights Templar, Royal Arch, and Master. * * Jewels, Robes, Banners, swords, ?Src. Sons of Temperance?National, Grand and Subordinate ?ivisions?Officers and Members. Jted Men?Sachems, Past Officers, and richly embroidered d Degree Working and Parade Regalia. JEWELS Of the various Orders, of Silver, Gilt or Plated Metals, ^eludingKnights Templar, (with Dirks.) BANNERS. Banners or every size, style and cost, adapted to the va ious Orders and Societies, manufactured to order; and De igns Tor Banners, when required, tarnished Tree or ex ense, showing the style or the same when finished. Also ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c. Comprising the largest asortment to be round in the U. S. -ODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND TRIBES; Wishing to fit up their Hails, or supply themselves with aradeor Working Regalia, Banners, &c., can depend up m having their orders satisractorily filled, by calling on or ddressing * GIBBS & SMITH, Regalia and Banner M turers, 73 Baltimore Street, ialtnnore, Md. tEF- G. T. FRY, Agei!wlJ Wheeling, Va. oct5-tf Co-Partnership. [HAVK this day associated with me in business, Mr. O. A. ZANE, late or Wheeling, Va Baltimore, Feb. 1st, 1863. MICHAEL HERR. THE subscribers having connected themselves, under Lhe firm or Micuakl Hekr 4- Co., will trausact the com mission business ror the sale or Produce, Provisions, J-c., it Nos. 88 and 90 Spear's Wharf, and at Horr's Depot, ad oining Calvert Station, North St. They respectrully solicit the patronage or their rriendB. jiving assurance or their bestattentiou to all consignments upon which advances will be made when required. MICHAEL HERRj Baltimore, Feb. 1st, 1853. O. A. ZANK. reblO J. R. W. ALNUTT. E.H.LOVE. C. V.MARTIN* Love, Martin & Co,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. BALTIMORE, MD., * No. 8, Exchange Place. Igcnts for Vic sale of Bacon, Pork, Lard, Butter, Flour, Whisky and Western Produce generally. POSSESSING air^le means and every racility for doing business, in a satisfactory manner, they respectrully so. Lcita share o? the patronage or those requiring an Agent, in his Market. Particular attention is given to the purchase ir Groceries ror Western account. Refer to, Baltimore Bankers and Merchants, generally. D. Lamb, Esq., Cashier North Western Bank, Wheeling. S.Brady, 44 Merchants & Mechanics, 44 John List, 44 Farmers <fc Manufacturers, u J ? C. Tollman, 4 4 Branch State Bai.k c i O., Bridge ? >ort. J. H. Forsyth, Wheeling, Va. Lewis Bay ha, " James R Baker, 44 W. W. Shriver, 44 Aaron Kelly, 44 John R. Morrow, 44 Sep. 16. Gwyn & Reid, Importer* and Jobber* of I>ry Good*. IVo . 7 Hanover Street. BALTIMORE, Md. OFFER for sale, on the most ttivorable terms, a choice and select stock of Stalmc and Fancy Dry Goons, to which they xespectfolly invite the attention of the trade generally. marS5-dtr ALEX. TENN. RICIl'D D. MITCHELL. PBNN & MITCHELL, TOBACCO AND General Commission Merchants. No. 67 South Gay Street; Baltimore. references: Dan'ISprigg, cashier Merchants' Bank, Baltimore. Miller, Mayhew 4* Co. do Love, Martin 4* Co. do Thos. J. Carson 4- Co. do Pollard, Bird 4* Co. do James R. Baker, Wheeling. W. W. Shriver, do Forsyths* 4* Hopkins, do Rhodes 4' Ogilbey, Bridgeport. Holloway 4* Warfield, do ianl*3:tyd r. belt. r. c. bowie. BELT & BOWIE, TOBACCO AND GENERAL Produce Commission Merchants, 1 Ellicott Street, Baltimore. REFERENCES: Hon Thomas G. Pratt, Ex-Gov. and U S Senator or.Vd. Hon John Glenn, Judge Circuit Court U S for Md. Daniel Sprigg, Esq., Casli'r Merchants B'k?Baltimore. Aguilla Giles, Esq. 4 Franklin * do Trueman Cross, Esq.4 Com. 4' Far. B'k do Duvall, Rogers & Co. do Fitzgerald 4* Magruder, do Lons 4? Byrn, do Webb. Rowland 4* Co.?Louisville. Forsyths 4? Hopkins?Wheeling. James R. Baker, do (Jan29 L. W. GOSKELL. J. L. BUCK GOSKEI.L. L. W. GOSNEIiIi & SON, C OMMISSJON MERCHANTS, For tho sale orall kinds or COUNTRY PRODUCE, 71 Bowly's Wharf, (South St.), BALTIMORE. REFERENCES: C-. Brooks, Pres't Western Bank, "> I J. 1). Early, Esq. >Baltimore. Miller, Mayhew 4* Co. ) Wm. T. Selby, John Goshorn 4- Son. >Wheeling. Jacob Senseny. ) A.J. Wheeler, R. B. Bowler, >Cincinnati. Bruce, Morgan 4* Co. ) Webb, Roland 4* Co. ") W. C. Brooks. 4- co >Louisvllle. J. S. Morehead, J _ r\j* Jesse Hook. Waynesburg, Pa. [Jan26 TABB, SStPLEY & CO. VIonr nndCcDeralPtodact COMMISSION" MERCHANTS, 51 Light Street, Baltimore. REFERESCES: C C Jamison, Esq, Cashier Bank or Baltimore. 1) Sprigg, Esq, Cashier Merchants' Bank. Trueman Cross, Esq, Cashier Com. & Farmers1 Bank. Mersrs Grcenway & Co, Bankers, Baltimore. " John Sullivan & Sons, ? ?? * S C Baker&Co, Wheeling. Mr Ja3 R Baker, ?? Mr B B Swearingen, " B3"Cash ad vances made on consignments. dec6 JOSEPH gist, john M. wells, OfWcMburg, Va*- OfWclUburg, Va. GIST & WELLS, Produce Commission Merohants, No. 39 South Howard Street, BALTIMORE. tQTParticuIar attention paid to the sale or Flour and other Produce, 'with prompt returns.' Advances made ou consignments. reptrence8: Brooks, Tihballs JJ- Fulton, Baltimore. Cole Howard, do , Brooks. Sou $ Co. do SlinglufT, Ki)sey4- Co. do Brown Ki rkpatrick, Pittsburgh. James Dalzell. do Dr. J. C. Campbell, Wheeling. CJan^ I Baltimore Piano Forte iflnnnfactory. J J. WISE & BROTHER, manufacturers or Boudoir, ? Grand and Square Pianos, request the special atten I tion or female performers, to a late and important im ! proveuient in the touch of the piano. By this inveution | the keys or the same piano can be regulated to hard or soft touch. soas to suit the exact elastic strength of the j fingers, it being wetf known to everyTierformer, that tbe touch is of the first? ntimportance, it were vain to talk of fine tone <fthek< /a are not susceptible of afteo and elestic movement, ot-ierwise, the inherent qualities of tho instrument will remain unknown. Those who would avail themselves or the be*t possible means or playing the piano, should not fail to give this invention a trial. See business circulars, which may be had Tree or post, ace, by addressing manu'acturers. J. J. WISE @ BROTHER, mar26 Baltimore. Fine Goo.dsfor Gentlemen's Wear. Cownu's Tailoring ?nd FnrnUhlng Store, No. 157 Baltimore st? opposite the Museum. BALTIMORE, HAVING on hand a large *nd varied u sort me nt or spring and summer good?, wo rapectlWly invite the order of our Wheeling mends, ">*t they shall receive prompt and Mrerul attention. Should our selections of ftney foods till to meet the taste ofour customers, the article* may be returned, at our risk and cost* as theconstantaiinorihisestabushment will be to give satisfaction in every case. jnar2fl-3oi " ' Stein & Brother, JManufacturer* and Whaletalc Pillars in CLOTHING, So, 216 Baltimore Street, Ullrich Holeard and LiiertySU, inar28-3m BALTIMORE. REVERB HOUSE. BY J. A IIEFELFINCEB, OIMINO TI1K DEPOT,* mat2S Cumberland, Md.