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OFFICE?No. 31, Water Street, between Mcrjoe and Quincy. " . , . ? , M USUI. pulfi uuuni.??? ??ii or 10 cents per week Tri-WccUr. per annum. .A...'... 3,00 Weekly " l^OO testis of Advertising. Odc i(juifC| 1 ioMruoiif |M " " ? ? >75 ? ???'?" 1,00 ?? ?? 1 week, J,60 " " ? " ????? ...MtttJ: 2, 50 " 1 month 4,00 " " 8 " 6,00 " s " s.00 " 13 " 10,oo. F,a Vi.klT AoTtlTinxtim?1 square, with the privilege ot * t'ltiiees, per annuum......1. 16,00 One aquart, rtar quarter, changeable at pleaaure, 6,00 Business ?na rroteaaiooal Carda. (par annum,} not exceeding6tines, ...1.:V.... WW, Fob Lona Aovhtimmejrrm, liberal discounts will be ?uJe on the above rates. CF-Keligioua notices, and advertisements for Charitable Institutions and Fire Companies, hmeried gratuitously. (C7"Marriagea and Death* inserted graHritoaaly. ,oO 6 1 ? i ??? BUSINESS CARDS. fd'J zii LAWYERS. ? MA 1 A U lIESlll, ATTORNEY AT LAW. SPEC??.t attention given to collection* la Ohio, Mar snail, Brooke and HarwlcocK counties. Office Southf west corner Main and Blddle ats, Centre Wheeling, trial EDWASD ARCHBOLD. ,AM*L DAVKMPOKT. ARCHBOLD & DAVENPORT, Attorneys at Law, tfwlBBeU. Obi., tCT-wlttgl*e the most prompt attention to business in Monroe and the . Jiaceot co-.intlea. hiiM Charles Marshall, ATTOBNKT AT I.AW, WksrrsK Stkkkt. ?p21-1v CKJfTKK WHKtfLIIfO. HIOBGAIII MKMOII, Atiaraer nsd Canntcllersl Lav, Office Ho. 150, Fourth atreet, Whkki.ivo, Til AIiFREDCAI.DIVKLL, Atia?H?r at Law and ?elldtar is Chn*e?ry, Office No. 24?, Main atreet, WllKCUSO, Vs. Att*ri KDMUU. * FIT7UIOH, ?rueja mmd Cotafcaaellora at Luw, Office no. ?. Monroe Street ' Wiiauwo, Va. JDS FPU Km rut. JAUKB rAULL. FRY A PArial., ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice In the Courts or Otrtoxounty and adjoining ?ounties. Joseph L Frr will practiceia the Court or Appeals at. Lewisburg, and District Appellate courts at Fairmont and Parke rsborg. ccyOffice on Fourth street, near the Court House, ?i~t* WHBKCING, VA. J. G. M'CLELLAN. Attorney ?t Lair. 8t. Loots, Mo. Office on Ptnestrest, north side, between Main and Sec ond, 2d floor, entrance No. 8, Pine street, rarticular attention given to collections in Missouri and Illinois. ' . ? aug21. GIBSON L. CRANMER, AtUraerat Uw. IfOTABV PUBLIC TO* THE CITY OF WhJUCLJNO, (CF*And Commissioner for'the Stale or .Ohio, to take acknowtedfsmsatsor Deeds, Depositions and. other writ A. C. Jones, Attorney at Law. Office on Fourth Street, neaT the Court House. . WHEELING, VA. ru,' m .. j. ii. r J Avon St FEITSI.ETOIV, Atteraeji at Law, Office three doora north of the Coart* House. WstKLlIO, VA. tEfWIU attend regularly the Codtts Of Marshall, Ohio, Brooke, and Hancock counties, and the District Courts at Fairmont and Parkersburg, and such othet Courts in the vicinity or Wheeling as may be necessary. JOHN L. NEWBY, AMersiataltk Vsr4; anil Attorney at Law, WILL attend to the taking of depositions, and writing of Deeds. Contracts, Leases,Ac. Persons desirous of his s^r vices in taking Depositions* will please to have the notices, to as to take them at hie office. lie wilt be found in his office mostly during the day; from 7 Aw M. until 7 P. M. Orncs?Qulncy street, between Main and Market, south siJe. . . . augS* John M. Eiohelberger. AITOBNSV AX l*W, WILL p ractice in the Court* of Oho county, and,will give particular attention to collections in Virginia, Ohioaud Pennsylvania. OFFICE: On Main Street, next door to Merchants and JJec] anica Bank. ' ' KEPJSHBNGK>?? Hon. James M. Mason. Vs., ? Jsmes Cooper, Pa , ? Judge Dnaiel M Sinpser. Ps.? Messrs. Barton 4* Williams, Winchester, ? O. W. Heiskell dc Co, Wheeling, ? ; *Logan,Carr<kCo., *. -?r Jy 13-1 yd PHYSICIANS. Dr. M. Campbell. (t-ATK oVirAisteocsT, vaO * OFPlCEr Fourth St., adjoi nit* Che residence of Henry Aloore. r # J nov.M Whesllng , Vn 1>H. A. H. TOIIII, "J , OlDce and Drug Store, corner Qulncy and Fifth streets, . Watttmo, Va. Office on Main Street, qm door^floulh of, Judge Prjr'aj - -? Wtrrt&fc. va. DR. E.A. HTT.DRETH, Bfll" DR. THOBUHN. OFFIOENO. 04, MAIN MBKFT ?n^?-lT4 -T : ; Alfd. HugUeA, M. D. ~ri, 0FPKR8 bla profeaalonal ^eWleea to thflegmmunl'T. ' ?' ? 1 ? DRUGGISTS. JOHN B. VOWBLI, drai kk n .aa&sasssi&ssssasffife; no. 24. onion nr., wiiutmo, va. KELLS & CALDWELL, ??kmmtiM Jni Pull Se C?.. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AHD l> BALERS IS. Faints, Oils. Dye-Stuffs, V\R*I8HUK. BRUSHES, GLA88WARK.rtn. j IIKION ?IILDING*. WAII* NTKfiRT, ! 4tt Boot ItLOW Mokiok, WHKBLI.NO, VA\ tV J. H. CRUMBAOKER, IVk.lranlr HrimII DRUGGIST, 5o. ITS, MiutSrfcnT, WnaaLma, Vi. T. H. LOGAN & .QO.: (Soccuso*. TO Pax-ton 4 Luc,) Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 50.193, Bridge corner, Hlin at., ??plB-ly ' ' ; ? WlrtBM, Y*.. , W.T.SELBY, irk.ld.le I? Foreign Afid Domestic Dry GQPdn, no. ^ - o.w.HKISCXI.C.. i.i.nTirm. *.-4. HEI^EUp^ Paney and Staple ??"' of Market and Union atreeta, lojQ, Wm- % Wlckfc?V? A?t|onRo AND' LAND AGENT. , r ktl ?i? Monro?street, Whtcling.^Ta. ? . - WC . /X '.<Uj ? n ? ? * w^to? si&mt* f"" C o mmi mT^'& F o r w arming'Her chants wo. sen, main strkkt. , LOUISVILLE. KY. Bpoeia'.itlontlon paid !o aallliix Flour and Wheeling man gaclunoi artidea. Alto, to receiving aod Forwarding REFER TOi Jaa. II. Foraytb, Eaq., Huntor, Fleming A Bfcjter ***?*?<?&'? ?*? WILUAM^e^B.ERTSON, Grocer and dealer in . >M>DBi JUTD AIiL KINIM OF P?OTH. CLOVBB& TIMOTHY SEFR ** v Ifo.tn,>.uRi!oiaaiujiUTa?ono? > wn?ti.i?i> i. P. R. ARMSTRONG^ | TZ ! streets, sttfK-lyd ' i ^ t.l WHKBUNG. VOU I FAMILY GROCERIES !? ,< or irirr Dacxirriorr. |?Htle<VhM, Llfnan, and CI#aT?, '< VOBEIOIt ?T*. I*CTS, AcJr?s., No. 2M Main ?trait, Wheeling, Va. M.' J. KEATING, ' ^ WhalualeaM RuaH Denlerli - Po^ign atad DomestioFruits, WPTg. C1QAB8, Ac, Ac, c, Va. < .. J. N. ZIMMER'8 CRACKER AND CAKE BAKERY, J*.I? ?#??$iL'?Va. He keeps constantly on hsnd * Urge stock or tbe follow ing articles : Hutter Crackers, Water CracKQfs, Soda do., B?**r, do , Pilot H1rea<I, abfl tbe celebrated Boston Crack- , ers; all or which will be sold at the very lowest pricet. Wheeling, Ang.gt. *fig.^3tnd. ' ? ? ? . j Wm. RIHEDAPFER, WHOLESALE AKDBRTAH. CHAIR MANUFACTURER, Ho. 87, ONION STKBBT, Wnnuro, VmutxtJL. | EDW. L. PRATT, Fanoy and Windsor Ohairmaker, Mill mtKKT, ?rrw**w omo* m Komni, WHEELING. VA. S. D. HARPER & SON, 'J Wholesale and Retail dealer in llATSt OAMi RTBAW GOODS, MUFFS, FORS. AND CARPET BAGS, ? No t?. Mairr at. corner or Union, . Wrtwtrtwn. Va. j a. m'clallkh, ; s. mtluuk. j?., ^ d. j^mox. ^ M'CLaLLENS & KNOX, Wholesale and netall Denlera la all kiada of 1 Boots, Shoes, lieather, &o., J ... No. 180, Main atraet, '? ? Wnmilo, Vi-J2 o| WILLIAM BOLE, Wholerale and Retail Dealer inall kinds ol ; BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 101, MAIN ST., HBLOW MARKET ALLEY, j - : ' JOHN HOWELL, i. DEALER IN ' BOOTS, SHOES, &c? No. I7J, Main SI. New Wholesale Liquor Store. BECKER, WEILLER A PRANZHHIM, .. Importer* of Wines, UrnIIdies, Gins, <fcc. IptUl-kHK, Water Street, WHEW.ISG, VA. This la ? branch bf the Home of Becker, Weiller & Co., purr a: aoo'beit Winea andl^fquon^ yrUlc^twi to dealers in Wheeling and the surrounding coun.ry at the loweat Baatem wholesale prices. declG FOREST CITY HOUSE, W. A. Sc H. Cm SITIITHt Proprietor*. Corner or Superior Street and Public Square, tf Clcrcland, O. WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Ji W. 8WBNEY, Proprietor. Walnut street, between Sixth and Seventh Streets, If Cincinnati, O. T. SWEENEY & SON, (Successors to Sweekkys dc Rell,) MANUFACTURERS OP FLINT GLASSWARE, IMPOKTBRS AND DKALBRS IN China, Qneeusware, I,a raps, Girandoles, TA BLK ?! UTLEKV, Ac. No. 66, MAIN STREET, Wheeling, Vjl. NEW QUEENSWARE STORE. HOBBS, BARNES, & CO., fMMrtert, Wholesale and Retail Denlersin CililVAt?lLABS, ft QUBEN9WABE, IIOU8K AND STKAtlBOAT FURNISHING goods. A'o. OS, Monroe St., near the Foat Office, WHEELING, VA. UARDWA BK A1VD CUTLERY No. 11, Monroe Street, !_ K: , WMfltUHC, Vx. KDMDHD [lOBBS, TUM. L, taylor, HOBBS & TAYLOR, IVInitnlactnrorsior y STEAM ENGINES, A.XR C3E2VEBAL ItiACOKKISTS, CORNER MA1H &-QU1NCY STS. MILL KNOtNCS, TOBACCO AND HOIST1NOSCREWS mcivnoiT enoines, grist and saw mill work, furnace ENOINES, EMfllNE BOILERS, And nil kinds oT !?Incbincry made to order, inntleternii. ont^e^oet Geo. W, Anderson; .FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT, Water strkkt,Wnmi*o, Va, THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having opened for the reception or freight* bo t$rd??"? hia services to the public. His facilities for forwarding are unsurpa&asd, his W? rehouse beirg 00 the track oft be Road, and lo:?t fotfao setamboat landing, ?'# Havlieamnie storage room, nocbarge will bo made for storace: ivlien conalgned Tor ahlpmout. O.W.A. , febas - ?, - ? RICHARD BLUM, ' fSuccesaor to F. A. HRBSTLINGHR;] Dealer in DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, Cbomlcals,r>yo Stuffs. Paints & Perfumeries, Aha Imparted Havana Cigof*/f Fancy Article,. No. S4, Co?. Main and Third St.., Centre IVkeeliag. K" woF??hK"01 STEPHENS, BEATTY, & Co. MANUFACTURERS OF SCALES, LOCKS, LATCHES, AMto Milb, all liinb mt Fnateulnga, niap>a?< ilialexable CHHtlua, ? r WnJ&tVUflCx, VA. E. VARNEY, manufacturer ofc' COPPBBrn^^KT^OJWABIl CARPETS, RUGS; OI3LOLOTHS, i,ookikg v ' WABB OV KTBBVMMWFIION, <?- ? no. 143,niaiiurr. . jyansMNe,'YA. fc. a. tAKrwir:'" ? a. c. toxiiax. 'rfvL aiaanrr. LAMBDIN, PONHAM, &T00i, VIUOINIA, WHUBLIKO AND PH?W* PAPt'./i MILLS, , WHEELING. VA. " ".KbnnS'Boarta. Putorv Ito?rd?. > ; E & BRO., . >r*lta aad Dimeall c No. (76, Mab?*t Va. :! m. ?reiltflsffy i IRO&WOBKS. Zu\ pHpgV n-< MpSnf ; J fjSb)rf?> t Q - Coin 7M& 7pB trould respectfully Inform thc public that we have ? [ ? extended our Grest Western Express toZ?nes vilTe, and from thence, by connecting Express T'-fi Newark and Oohibrtras, through to Cincinnati, " " and St. Louie. We ate now prepared to1 forward with -mail apeed and Ufctjr, Spttlc, Hank bills, Jewelry, and all descriptions of liglit and valuable p?ck*?cs to aud Irani these point#, and also the intermediate points or St. CUirsvUle, Loyds vilie, Morristowu, Fair view, Waahlnfton, Cambridge, Newark, etc etc. . . T wi vi A^sp *1.1 messenger will leave our offteeln charge of all valuables and packages, and any business entrusted to Hii* cafo will'receive prompt aud efficisnt attehtftm. ADAMS dc CO. augSStf N. P1CMAN, Agent. EMIGRANT PASSAGE, Stotoltfb Exchange and .Hxpress Agenov, ADAMS 4 CO.'S EXPRES8 OFFICE, " PwMio, Wkccltu. fTlHB undersigned f? nlv'Anol, In thl? cl '?J-' ty? tor the sale or passenger certiflcatea for emigrants.'by the "Old Black Star" line and New York packets. Tbew ebin are regular pickets, making the passage In half the time oTordlatry railing vessels. The number ol steerage paaacngera la llmltjd, aud tlie re Is no danger of ahlp'fever, lo which the ordinary emigrant veaselaare Uab:?. We aellblr.a orexchange drawn at tight, for any amount, >ay>M* ?t any Bank or pott-town In England, Irel?r>d, or Petaorawhotr.ihto remlunoney to their rvien.it, or bring them out nrom the "old country,", -wilt be supplied with UwdmlUand ticket.at the lowest rate. augioir ? S. P1C-.1IAK, Agent. A. O, ROBINSON. " 't. M. BUBllrtEIiD A. G. ROBINSON & CO. AIANUPAGTVRXRS OP WRAPPING PAPER, BONNET BOARDS, &c.?Auo, % Grocers and Commission Merchants And Predate Dealer., No. 32 and 33 Watu St., Wuxelino, Va. j. coWoill. a. M'awoaDa. COW GILL & MS WORDS, c o m m i s sFo n"*m e r cha rvrfS,' AUD General Produce Dealers, No. 69 Wat** St*Err, Wirtttiira, Va. tE?"Havlng ample room for atorage, no charge will be made tot storage, when cinslsncd for shipment. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING STORE. COUU aOBKOK AMD WATER STRJtRTS. A. M. ADAMS T*TAS lust returned rrom the Ka?t. with an iSnusuaUy lari II atock orGooda, manulacluredintoclolhlhg by the Hen ul workmen, and will be sold at the lowest possible prices, I wholesale or retalt . -y . AUI ask Is (ilf Investigation, without prejudice or favor, and "I defy fair competition in Coata, Pints, and Vests, or any thing in the clothlug line. _ rome and try me, one and atl, Jew and QcnUle. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. DH, S. P. HULLIHEN, DR. J. P. HITLLIHEN, .. OFFICB Ho.. 131, Fourth street, near tlio J0 S> Presbyterian church. fTTlWlMkMllliaai lull Teeth expressly lor each r>v ^-Ur V r Ti<r,,i.v Full aetta or Teetli, or any fart.of setts, roadewfth ar-iBcial G'ums.: Thefium Is made In one continuous or solid piece?the coat la t'lC imc tor teeth with or without guma. Full setts orteeth made from $75 to J150 a Seui aniatl scttarroni <3 to per tooth febl:lyr:d. -Wheeling Savings Institution. OFFICE, NO. 19*, MA1K ST. OfDee open ftora 9 o'clock, a. m., untflSp. ra. Discount day?Thtireday, 10 o'clock, a. m. ' iCSTflloney received on transient deposlte., Interest paid C Roowi?, A tax. Paxtox, A.N. Jonasox, Dx*tirt. Kt*jckr'od, Ja. B. Mar.it, Adam Finn i.aa aim H. K. Lut?DiRBcrpaa. nuaS! wM. McCOY. Treasurer. THE WK?JPKBW INSURANCE COMPANY OF WlrtSLTHO, VI., Continues to. lake all kin da of Flie ?n<l Marine rUks, M. NELSON. Preset ?WM. M'COY, Sec'y. ISLAND TANNERY. BGBGER & HOFFMANFf, nakufacturkri or Every description of I<eather, And Dealers in Wool and Hides, Store Boom No. 170, Comer of Market AUey and Main street, Whklino, Va. lO-Shoe Findings of all ldnds on hand, aud sold at very moderate terms. LUMBER, LUMBER. L. S. Root's Lumber Yard ASH PLANING MACHINE, WKBFTKR STRKCT, CkSTRR Va?H*0. 'He is prepared to fill all orders for S.? WED LUM BEH, PLANED FLOORING. WEATHER BOARDING, SHINGLES, CEILING, LATHS, &c.6cr. Office; No. 24, Main Stieet, near the CkvskBkidok. aug24?ly.d. J. l'URTON. Heme, Sign, and Ornamental Painter. 128, Main, betie**ni Monroe and Union, etreete. Wheeling, Va. assigns, Banners and Flogs, transparent, |?ldn and fancy, executed with ueatness and de patch, Graining dec. feb(>2-6m Gentlemen's Furnishing Store. M. H. GREGG Number 60, Monroe Street, near the Court House. GENTLEMBIV'H CLOTHING Made to order In the latest styles. J. & W. TAYLOR, BYanttfacturers and Heaters In nil kind* of TOBACCO, SNUFF & CIGARS, WIIOI.E8AXE AND KETAII., No. 168, Main st., Kut aide, a door* below Market Alley, If. WnKKLlMQ, Va. S. AVERY, XV holesale and Retail Hat and Cap Manufacturer, No. 146, Main Strkit, Wheeling, Va. 03" Has on hand the largest and best assortment of Hats and Cans of all qualities and sixes. janll R. CRANGL^ & CO. WHOLKSALBGK OKRS, Forwarding and Commission " HIBKCnAIKT*. Comer Monroe and Market streets, wt.iwn.Va THOMAS POPE. ARCHITECT. Office, No. 7'J. Melsdosn Knlldln|i. Persons ftbovt to build, can obtain designs for Public Huildings and Private Residences,'with the fequisite speci fications, estimates and superintendence. TWOS. IXOKftBKwOK, Dealer in Real Estate, HAS on hand, Building lots and'improved property for sale on accommodating terms. Two Brick houses, one Office, and one Hall for societies or otherwise for Rent. Ivd. Monroe St.. Nd.g*4, up stairs. Brentlinger & Armstrong, PRESCBIFTIonri8T8, AVRjuit received at their medical store, a fresh sup I. J ply of the most choice mcdiclnes* socft as people may rely upon. In making their selections, norogard is paid to prices, so the article be oftbe heat quality. vommnmM Physicians' Prescriptionsputup bycarefalhandfs a tall times, dnror uigbt. ::;rjWj81-lnlB'{ N. LATHAM. L. T. WOODS li.itliam and Woods, [SUCCESSOR8.TO LATHAM AND M'BURNIE.] FORWARDING AND Commission Merchants. Aad Prad.ce Denlera. No. 20. Public Landing, [Bctwxkh Main and Sycamore Struts,] ' CINCINNATI, OHIO. ?' cyOffice 3 door. wwlor Prcmorc. ' nfaylTtl MORANDI'S RESTAURANT, AND OYSTER SALOON, N*. 107 Main .(reel, [fOKHIKLT T II X WHEELING, VA. caT-Hotdoffre. Tea, Meats, ?tc_ Awmti?. 136-,. ..... : ? ? HENRY K. LIST &. CO. *? ' ^SoccwOaSroLfrr, IIowcLLi-Coo Groo era and Liquor *d.'88, Main Street, ' "" mrn'Wtamt H >.A<I JdJ.I Logan, Carr Cc iio., ' . DKAX.RSS IK ALL KINDS Or TOBACCO, SNUFF <f- SEGARS, . [?occm*C*? TOMVWC* A OOHLOS ] Wholesale Grocers tuid Liquor JAMES WHOLESALE AND "Jjsaa: CIT? lir+aV^V ?0*'T fouriH. . HorKiNa. j. II. rout FOBS7THB ft EOB^ ? o nimiss i onlercha ntn PRODUCE AND FLOURiDgALERS, |1| AVISOcompl^Tadtfr'arrangenSjut'East and Weal XJ. for the safe and speedy transit Ol-Merchandlie .and Produce, we Under our services tot be public, wllh tlie i our "Houm ???? bain* very U4ln*?. jIvm our [ Ohio TraiU a no charge? pment. assurance that our IkcIUllea ai_ ? havti^ a'RailroaS track limiting Into' comjnodlou* and detached fromolh, - Iriendsgreatersecunty lor tlieir pr Ti'Solt Agent* for the Baltim port a lion Line, through direct, N. H Having capacity to store 20,1 trill be made foreloraje wlien consign JanSJ. ,, S joatro WBVBLER Sc. LAKIN, MERCHANT^FAHLORSj , Monroe etret t, two doore from SUrlnti under ihe"0, Cloths; Caaal meres. Vesting*, <ie-, wblcli wlltbe made up to or der In the latest style, and belt minnr. i febSS Glueaad Sand Pafir biiikllihuenl. A. R. DILL ON! Si. Co. (8UCOESSOH6 .TO ?. B. H0RNBROOK.) Near the Catholic Burying ground. HAVE taken the above establishment, where they In tend L> manufacture Clue and Sand Pnpcr or the best quality, which they .will sell on as goSltoriBi as "tboy can be bought, anywhere in the West. J lEyflanh pald'forncraps. : 3ji; ({ui'i-BU, ?aa*??-*? ? THANXBVL fot- tho'Ufca bestowed uiwn htm, the aubsc ly inform his rriends and the p continues to mannlkttiire the a! all their variety, of which lie has all? sortment for wholesale and retail's lie also keeps oh hand, cooSdng proved pattern* fhr eoai and wood. . Job work will continue to rocalve and be executed with promptness I pteasetho moat faatldlouS. ? aus?l . . .R.-V.vmpY,no.a. Main A :ronago horetofore woold rcfcpcctiul* _j generally that lio vo natnrd articles in I on band, a good as ry low pricest oo of the most ap . Jsular attention a stylq that will ?S0| (MM Chemicals,*-Feri J II. CIllfOIBACKER m friecds?nd*be public g6ner(fl ed the interest of the.senior pirtnei conducted under .tpe firm of J. O will continue the nine at tbe old at1 and would respectfWly solicit, and uance of the pat ronageso liberally ?*? He has just returned from the E opening ah'extensive and well tela Chemicals, PorftHnnry, Fancy ai* \vere purchased yier 8tric}:P*Wl-< scrupulous regard *p purity of quail totftd Piiblfcon thi most feasonabh * GEORGE MI&B&L'. INo 154, Main Afreet, WHEELING u, . .. I -Tinti. ? TR now receiving a>ARGE LOT BP. CARPETS. HUGS, MATS AND MATTING. At*,-Table and Pic (JMI Is - -j, &c., &b. jld annouhco to his ^ that ^4ving pure has . l the buaiuesslatalj jnoacker 6c fcou, lie Mail) at., ists to menta'cdiitln JiobrOIe Cloths oral) widths, and keeps coutMtly on band :a lai* l - - *? inpftlon.f Gilt aotl **" ' Venltiau Mahogany" Vatteers, Varnish. Haircloth, Curled Hair, Spring, Sacking Hot ton 8, Brass and^Mahogany Stair Hods, cct. all of which will be aoldat the lowest prices. aug*il .Jrufs'a.... . dec., all orwhicli , inapectiotl and with aha are nbw offered ? ' r lyr., ook at Tjblsl ALL those who are desirous of preserving the memory of thomselves and and friends* can do so, ntost effec tually, by calling without delayvtt Tarbell's Daguer reolype Kopms, at the corner of Main and Biddle streets, Centre >Vh-e|ing; aud procure for,each those life like Pic- ' tiiris which cannot be obtained, with tbe* sathe degree of beauty and excellence", elsewhere in the cUy., L. TA R H KM#. iWgu^rreotypiat, jelS Corner of Main and Btddie streets. ,.Centre >ybecling. DAOUBRHBOTYPfi GAIAERY. v A. C. PABTKIDOK invitM ?attention to hit Daguerean Rooms* anil r Apparatus, nOw the result of years of erperienee aWL close application to tho art; Confident that be sow combines . - ;.... in bis caUbllahmem all of tj?e improve, mcnts which time and proper tests have proven valuable, be can promise to produce Likenesses combining all- tho beauty and -perfection w hie It-basket been ettaiued bf the Wa^uerreanTrocesa. -7'T ?' , u ?/; For tbe attractive and commodious style In which his rooms are fitted up, he invites the public to call and exam I ne for themselves. His Cabinet or Specimens are always open for inspection. Likenesses taken In all kinds or weather, singly, or hi groups; also, post mortem likenesses taken at short notice. tCSTA well selected stock of male rials?Chemicals, plates, cases, lockets, <fcc., always on hand and for saje. Roouiw. No. 36 Monroe ??., near the Post Office novl8 ; ' ? ? New Muaio Store. Sign ?< eke CreelnM Triconniu, No. 100 I91atlia Street. J. F1CK1KSOX would respectfully an* Inounce to the citisens of Wbeeliug and vi __ Jcinity, that be has just opened a new and ? if ?< elegant establishment for tbe sale or,Violins, Guitars, Violincellos, Flagolets, Flutes, Vires, Accoi (Ic ons, Banjos, and Tambonues. Brass Instruments tho I first and best make. Instruction books for all kinds of Instrumental and for singing. i Music for the Piano,' Guitar, Flute and Violin, also, the newest Songs, Duetts, etc., and the very best Koman and Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. ClaroneU, Heeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar ! Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. Bows for Violincello and Violin. I A* Ktooer's Furniture Polish, for renovating varnished Fun iturrt such as Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats or any descriptions or Furniture. J Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber, Pittsburg Pianos or the first and best manufacture in the United States, such as Nunns and Clark's grand and square Pianos, J. B. Dun ham's, Hallett and Allen's celebrated Boston Pianos, d-c,. Agent for the make ofCarhardt and Needham's Pateut .Melodeons. Accordeons, and all kind or musical instruments repaired s' ti e lowest prices. ' tf. STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 68 MARKET ST., WHEBL1HG, VA. THE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange* mcnts In the East for the^siipply of Marble, and con* teinplating the erection or Steam works, he would invite tbe attention of Architects, Builders, and the public in gen eral to tho inspection of his stock, consisting or Italian, Egytian, Sienna, American and other Marbles or tbe finest1 qualities, which can be sold lower than aiiy other establish* meut in tbe west. Dealer* would find it to their advantage toluspect his stock before purchasing elsewhere. ' His work is done iuthe 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, dec., and Grave yard work in every variety j being enabled by hia superior facil 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. If Off AN, . Marble Masou and Vault Builder, (E^Aleo Calcined Plasteiv Hydraulic Cement, Plastei4 Casts and Models, aud Marietta Grind stones,'warranted at the lowest trade prtces. I y. d. ATTENTION!! TO PHYSICIANS, DKUOCIST0, AND DKALHHS GKNER~ ALLY, THEOUOlioUT T)|E WEST. Wheeling Chemical Laboratory. Corntrof Main and 3d ?<?., CKSTKE WHKK11KG. |T"aviSG completed my arrangements, 1 am now pre At my Laboratory, rear of building, conicr Main and 3d atreeis. A11 preparations wattauted pure and prepared according to U. S. Dispensatory. Among tho numerous articles I mention: Acids, chcmically pure; Antimony preparations, Amnion ? Aq. Ammon f rr,' * ?? concentrated for blistering} Aromatic waters, drill kindsj Alcohol} absolute; Extract** C Alcohol 0 3/ercurlaI preparations, Calomel, etc.} ? Sweet Spirits Nitrej' - . !.u'.n Ci lorororm, etc , etc. ' AH Drug-ist Pharmacuiical preparations prepared ac cording to the TT. S. Dispensatory, and sold at manufactu rer's prices. atf?-ly RICH)). BLDM. BETTER AND CHEAPER, WH UO.JJ, at .161 Nsfn Street, Wheeling, is now openins his second stockof tfcose Taney patent lenu . er anj liuckswa sKocs. men's wear. , JUST KKCBIVKD? Chambers' Information for the People) Barnes'Notes on J'ob and Isaiah; Uvesof the Uiree Mrs: Jndsoi.'i; Good's Book oMfatnrei ? ? ? ?>: > Wirt's Patrick Henrn" Modem Builder's Guide; Tredgolii on Carpentry; Sparks' Life of Washington) lleadlj's Washington and l is Generals; ' Book of Parlor.-Gante., etc etc. oct3 o. WILDB tr BBOTHKft FUST ftKCKLVKU ' ' Kalsln?; fl U. Bried Ginjcr, Soft f Shelled , .. ?:r.: V - Hutler, soda, anpr and water crackers; nest cigsrv ^efi'Tobacco. For sale cheap for cash. ?' T. tl. PARKBR. K U.\VBJ?C*1 VKii furtheraddiUons to our stock of Wall Paper*, and Window -Blinds, among wilch 3Xo?ne styl*s entile., _ od3 I WlU>B-a< BROTHKJt , il * HO.* ATIO ViK*ar,?ueUgkital remedy Mr beadacn A "Verbena Wal sr. a new and elegant perfume, just re! eetoed. assorti2n?ofTll'a7tic'les f?r^to<'etand^.yt?e.^rybrLoQAy ^ _' TrAl^i'i'hsrii ? U?W<dhln??t. flat hi.m WnMkMN.': arm>ck?f,tkt-UaltMt.Ui.Vtoihing Star,?,Baltimore. >;< W1E8BNF&LD <f- CO'S y-f.h .iVHoiiioixu akd iimiL 1 CLOTHING EMPORIUM, ? ' No. 133 Main St., Wheeling. S?10RR.T.ABTiifttm hand, an attentive assortment o( 'V ^??I'lonable c>othin?. .and Youth's and Children's i M1. BERRYM1LL. ; Cheap Furnishing Warerooms. 161 MAIN ST.i WHEELING, VA. I k ~LLkinds or Purnltare, Incldulng CHAIRS. SOFAS, AcLOOKSi LOOKING GLASSES, &c? ortbe lateat atylea and beat quallUei, kept conatantly on. band, at re, uuced prices* ... dlyr. t?. w, rrarnnm. , cuAa. siatti. r. w.Hoi. 6?tm%o$k, 'htciiib, corntE mills, all kinds or rASTinjaps, IKNGKS AND'XALXABLE CASTINGS, I ? WANTBD.?'Thelitjtiest mice WU1 be paid Incaab, for ! scraps or wTonxht and cast iron, copper and brats, at Die Wheeling Novelty Works, Centre Wheeling. mar25-6md STKPHBNS, HEATTY 9 Co. BVANS & BROTHER, " MARBLE WORKERS, Norii eiid of Creek Bridge, Main Street, WHEBLlNGf VA. ! EJ-Monnmenti.Tomb and Gimve Stones, In ail their rar?lie|furul?lie4lloqrd?r. apgl Strobel & Bloeh, ' Wkolemle DeaUnia WiaeafcLlqaari, , I No. 177 Main Sareet, in the building formerly kmicn a* the ?"Columbia House*'' apSl-ly ' WHltBll H & . VA. ' . Wilde & Brother BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, tTTilOLKSAI.E and Retail dealers lu miscellaneous, .Jf' radical, theblndear and school hooka, stationery, wall paper and viknlow blinds. Wtiolcsale dealers, school committees,' ? tcachera, iand ol hers supplied , at the lowest raiesat the Bookstore, corner of Vain and Union atreela, Wheeling, Va. , ap3 Calvin Rioe, PAIN 1'EK, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &C? No, 188 Mai* Street, . apl?-ly -.WHKWiIHGs J. W. Robb, Ch..lr IMiusufncturer, nn<l Dealer in Fnrai HAS always on hand, atliis old established stand, Tiffin StTi Wheeling, Va., / Kvery vtiriety of chairs, wan anted or tho beat material tnd. workmanship; He would Invito those who may wuh warb and work stand, wliat-nota,. bedsteads of-every variety 1 til'tab rates. variety, cribs, ottomans, lounges, card, dining and break tat tablea,?c.;all or which wIllbesoidTat'the lowest J. W. R. believes that an experience or many years in the business/will enable him to give'entire satisfaction toall who may lio'rior hiin with acall. ' ynar!8, | New Watoh and Jewelry Store. Room, No. 4, Washington Hall,. Monroe St.t WHEELING, VA TIIR subscriber wouldca'l the attenUont>r tbo public lo his Well fleeted stock or w*tc 1ms, clocks, jewelryf | silverware, and Taney goods, which he isfnow opening.? Ilie atpek ia composed in part of gold and silver watches, : keys, guards.and chains. ? ,. ' Every description or goldjewelry; Gold, silver, silver piatedand common spectacles} , Pure silver table, tea, dessert, sugar, mustard and salt spoons, and butter knives | Plated and German silver forks, spoons, batter knives, etc: etc. Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, seizors} .Vichy. tikic razors, strops, shaving cream, etc. j Perfumery, combs, brushes and a great Variety of fiincy goods; Particular attention paid to repairing watches, clocks, and jeweliy, and engraving handsomely done. A share or patronage Is respectfully solicited. . apft-dtf 0. P. BROWN. JK&aU 1853. T. Ab'A'M S tJb'S EXPRESS NOTICE. Neic arrangement* between tVjueling, Baltimore, Philadel phia, New York, Boston and the Eaut. THK public a?e respectfully iiiiormetl that wo have made arrangements by which we shall ruu a Daily Express From Baltimore to' Wheeling, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ami connecting at Baltimore with our Great Eastern Express, to and H um all the Cities and Towns oi I the Eastern and Middle Slates. We are now prepared to forward by this route, all descriptions oriight and valua? b'.e Good*, Packages, Bank Rills.Specie, Jewelry, &c.t at! mill Speed, in charge of careful Messengers. Express for Baltimore and the East, will leave WHEELS, 1NG dally, at 8 o'c.ock, A. M. Leavo UALTIMCRE daily, at7, P. JJ. Merchants and others, are renpcctfXilly solicited to.ordei | their Goods through Adams & Co's Express. apIS-if ADAMS d: CO. OPFlCBi?Narkot Street, McLure House. . N. P1CMAN, Agent. Something worth seeing! A. M. ADAMS' NBW CLOTHING ROOMS. HAVING now completed.my- rooms I1 am bettor pre pared to accommodate my customers than ever ho. | Tore, and at such low prices as will astonish the natives.? I Come on and try me. Remember thai my place'is one door above the old corner, so long occupied by me. -It is | useless for me ft undertake to enumerate my stock, the 1 variety Is so great. je20 A. M. ADAMS. Pemberton House. Water Street, Below m?oroe, , WHEELING, VA. M. PEM BEKTON announces to bis old friends and _ _ the public generalln that he has located iti the com modious br ck buildlrj?. formerly known as the "St. Gliarle?," and thorough? repaired and refitted it, and is prepa -cd to entertain travelers in good style at moderate prices, the Pemberton House is situated immediately on the Steamboat Landing, and near the Depot of the Bal tin.oreaua Ohio Railroad, affording passengers tor the cars or packet boats a convenient stopping place. The proprietor, respectfully invites the attention'of< his old friends to his house, and solicits a share or public patron age. ap$0-tf CENTRE FOUNDRY. J, & A. J. BAGGS, No. 99 UlnliM St., Centre Wheeling, TT'BEPcon&tanily - oii hand an assortment of: the latest J\_ and most improved Stoves, embracing every vaYiety" oi Parlor, Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their .??Western Virginian.", a coal stove, cannot be surpassed bv any. thing ever introduced into the city. They have sold 150 of them within the last six months, pledging themselves to .take tliem back ir ihey did Jiot give satisfaction; and have never had one returned They also keep cor.Stintlj1 Oft lUind the lllCSt Stylo Of Arch Grates, warranted equal to-any made in this cityj also cast Iron Sinks, and a. variety of all articles in: the Foundry line, which will besoll tow for cash. ? r. , . , K7*Particular attention will be paid to'ill kindtodf Joh' Work. - d&wtf.?dog. 3. Spring a^nd Summer Clothing. STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor, ANNOUNCES to bis old frieiidsand customers and the public generally, that having re commenced business, lie Is now receiving at his new Store Room in the'SPJlhiG HOUSE, Walf-str et, a splendid assortment or CIsOTHS pr every color, 'quality, and. variety. Plain and fancy CASSINhliUSt Silk, Satin, and all kinds of VESTJtfGS, <fcc., recently selected fcy himself in the Eastern citica, suitable for the spring and Summer, and nevhich he will ninke np to order at the *h6rle*t notice, in tlie tett manner, and latest style, His fttncj Department embraces Shirty of every .Kind, Collars,' Cravats, Hand, kerchief^,'Gloves. Undershirts,Drawers, Stockings, and every article kept in Gentlemen's general nirnfshin^ Store. If you want thebettjilout in the city, call at "Head Quarters," South room SPRIGGHOUSE, Water' Street. marlu-tf ; R. ANNAN, : 8. MAGUIRE. F. RBYNOLDS Annan, Magnire mid Co., (LATr OP CUUtEILAKD, MD.) Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No.:-67, Main Stmkt, .. Wliecllng, To. oar-Wi]lgive r r?mpl attention to consignments. From tliflr lone experlence in tbr fonrralsaidu and Fortvardiug business.they are prepared to ocor ftdUUn <4:*! to tlitt or acy.thsr house. Jan20 , fCIoclun*U GaKtto apd Louisville Journal copy 3ml BA3LB SASH FACTORY. E LIAS DE W <f- CO., nlAIVUFACTURRKS OF Dovrt, Moulding*, Soak'and Venitian Shutter,, J Aeon S-r * * t* , CKKTRE WHEELING, VA. AVING completed our extensive Factory, we now prepared to filial order,fur Sash ana Doors o '"ifeitnt sites or Doors and Sashes, sol table 'to open /roots, die., nmde to order. Kvery variety.of moulding*. H very urn DHiion?iwiu .Auvrucia will be attended to promptly, and good* well packed for shipping. ma9 ELIA8 DIW 4? Co. HOUSE, j. TTAS bfen recently completed at a cost of over $100,00?) It; and Amiisbcdin the TerY best style. It contains all . rrrs 1? ;J.j ^ ~- ?, ? ??- HosM.t /.fi'jtli) IJ The Proprietor havinp been engaged heretofore In one o best Eastern Hotels is deternSned to accommodate his rocs in a style inferior to'Aotoe Westfor east, and to* "ProprifctdrttVln? been engaged ber II lysaltcit* their It vor. n ffeWiM '. bUGAK CUBED HAMS. v ,J in TIERCES, a superiorarticle,Josi received and for: 1U sale bj ^J|8 M. RB1LLY. WHEELING. ~~n ?JPBM(eiOF 1813 No. 11T Main itWrit tide, between Monroe ana wiSisrw. IB NOW In'receiptoftde Spring stock or Dry Goods ?ml Notions, direct, from- importer* and Alanufaclu. rers. Comprising as complete and desirable a Stock OI mods adapted toihe'trade Or this section as caa be found in Any hou'e, East or Wgst, to which I would TcspectAiUy invite the attention of retail dealers! consistingot DKES8 GOODS. In black silks, alpacas, poplins, Uwns, de Iaines, ging hams, etc., -with a very large stbck of prints, or the bewL makes and colors. .Also; bonnets* ribbon*, linings,'ahd other trimmings in variety. And of Hem*? wka*; In cloths, cissimers* sattinetts, .merino cassfmeres, jeans, tweeds, and summer cloths) also, Cottons ilea. Den- ? nls' blue drills, brown linens, linen drills, nankeens and other-such goods, a very, desirab.e assortment. Also, k men's and boy's p?lm hats, Leghorft and Can* on hats. spit wool, brash hsts, etc.} with a fbli stock of Uneu and cot ton bagging, seamless bags, burlaps, table diapers, crash, 1 drillings, lickings, checks, shirting, stripe*, etc., browu and bleached musllnsj with a good stock or white goods r luthe not(os Line. At cambrics, Jtconets, I risb. linen*,' lues, threads, but-. tons, hosiery, gloves, eqmb?, qtc., in all,tbelr variety. My whole nock will be found ansun*s*cd, 4s well In Wtysnasty,..s,inprlc. : w.T. 8ELKY. . MoCLALLENS & KNOX, WHOLESALE flirUKBTAn, I1EALEK8 Iff BOOTS AND SHOES, MENS AND Boyl'? Hat* and Capt, nt the well known atandof the BIG RtD BOOT, TX7"K are now rccelvlngrrom our Eastern Manufacturing W Kstablisbmehts/onebrche largest and .bast manutke. ' tu red assortment of Boots and Shoes, for fall and Winter, wear, eVe'r offered In this or any other market. They have been manufactured to order, according to.- pur own direc tions, and are intended expressly fOr, retailing. To our regular cus^ottters/'ind all others who msy favor us with s call; we can offer an unusually large variety of Boots and Shoes, which we guarantee equal in quality or materiel and workmanship to ithose mannlactured in this or any other part of the U.uitod State*. Our stock .will be found to con sist, W. part, or the folio wing seasonable goods* NO 187 ' i i lean's^OOTS. womkn'b Oarraas, ha*,r 1 l.OOOpr men's kip boots, .oAiTsas, rrc., 1,000 meu's thick bboft, 200 pr women* gaiters, 1,600 men's call boots, , 400 ' do li*lf gaiters, 1,000 men's water pioor do 600 do walking shoes, ? ksn's snooiw.1K1 "600 db pegged buskins, 600 men's calf brogans, 600 do kid buskins, slip 1,000 prime kip do pers. 1,600 dO thick - do K1SSSS BOOTSBS BUS* J ,000 low priced . do ^ ItliK KTO. boys' cootie'. 500 misses morocco Uce, 160Opair boys thick bootees, 300 do k$p do 500 ? 4 kip do 300 dO calf , do 800 ?? ? 1 calf do 300 do kidandmo. yootu* boots. rocco buskins oOO pr youths calfboots, 160 do black, bine, and 300 -do Hp do brantedfalters," 1600 do thick du cnitnaiES's bootbbs. boysandyocthsbrooam*. 1,500 pr fancy bootees, 1,000 pr bpy skip brogans, 2,000:kid dt morocco 1300 do thick do 1,600 children's peg'd?V 1000 youths do do 1000children's goat " 00') do kip do 1600 do colored 500 boys and youths calf do otiM ? snoas. < wumm'i lac a soots. .4(300 pairs mens', ladies and 600 morocco lace boots, ' children's Gum Shoes. (000 calf . do HATi 4?l> cafs. GOO 1 U do . 400 dos men's plush caps, 1600 kip do '? 300 * ? 4 wool hats, BAXD Boxas. 300 wood band boxes. Thankfbl for the liberal pairona-e heretofore extended t o us, we solicit a continuance of the same. sep3 . McOLALLKNB 6c KNOX Thomas H. Gibson, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 6 Union si, opposite C. H. Brrry** Rope store. BEGS leave to inform his friends and the publid in gen erhl, that lie continues to carry on the plumbing aud gas fitting inall itsvarious branches, andrespectfullysoli\ citss share of publ c patronage. He has constantly on' hand, lead and Iron pipes, com. inon and patent hydrants, cistern pumps, bath boilers, water closets, wash basins, cold' water fountains Tor ho tels, water coolers for private families, hot and -cold shower baths, bathtubs, lead and iron cinque boxes,' lead" coffins, hatters kettles, retorts lor bleaching; and all other chemical apparatus,, etp. factories, etc; filled up with dispatch. Also,'chandeliers, pendants, brackets, bellar lights, candle burners, etc. A11 orders left at the above place will be thankfully, re. cei ved and promptly att ended to. N It.?All orders from the country wi.l meet with prompt attention. ap6-6md 0. 0. BummetoN. Attorney at Law, B E V E B L Y , Washikoto* Couktt, 0.; WILL attend, promptly, to collections, Ac., in Wash* irigton,-Morgan, Noble,- Athensaud Monroe counties, o. REFER TO* Hon. A. Nye, Marietta O. lion. 8. Nash. GalUopolls, Q; C. B. Goddard, Z&nesville, O. A. Ir. Robinson & Co. 1 Whw||nr v_ Gill, Kelly & Co. I v*r Drekeley & Fenlon, \ Baltimora H. Wilson * Co, S UalUnK)re W. Palmer, Pittsburg. Temple <fc Barker, Philadelphia. ap3fl-6m W? r. L'urLAK. J. S. KKTS. Wm. P. Ooplan & J. B. Keys. Fuwarding AaenU nad COMMISSION MERCHANTS. WHEELING, VJL tCF^Are prepared, to Porwaid Merchandise, anil Pro. duce, by Kail road and Steamboat, without delay. REFER TO?Samuel Neal, Wheeling, Va. 41 J.Taylor 4*Son, Baltimore, Md. " Taylor 4* Keys, 44 ** Kirklaml, Chase & Co., 4,i ?? Albert 4* Hrother, " V J. P. Pleasant &? Son, " " Keys, Maltby & Co.; Cincinnati!, Ohio. ?? . J. F. Tonrence, M , " " Pearson 4" Davis, " " ?? 8. T. Curd 4-Co., Louisville, Ky. ? ? s. "vy. Push, " ?? " George W. Phillips, Madison, Ind. w feb20 ? . f . ? ? a-peoial Notice. NEW ARjl ANGEMENT, Wheeling to. Cleveland in Twelve Horn *, VTA CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD, FROM WELI.SVILI.E Inconnection teitfi the splendid side-itfieel steamers Winchester and Diurnal. The steamer WINCHES TER, Capt. Geo. 1). Moore, leaves "Wheeling on. Mm.. BflQtSSaSMil&ys, Wednesdays and Fri.BKBRHBBB ifay^uidthe steamer BrURNAL, Capt. Thus. D. Gal hbori, on Tuesdays," Thursdays and Saturdays, At 7 o?. clock, a. m. precisely,i,#ud reach Wellsville iu time to conunct with tlie. . . " Express Tr'in of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh ? Railroad, for Cleveland. Tits above steamers connect at wheeling with the BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD; ?WITn TDK? VNIOITLINEOF 9TEAIIIEB8 VAOMI.001fVlLI.KI : | | And tha Tegular packets from Marietta and Parkereburg. ? Passengers are ticketed, through from Wheeling, Steu* henville.and intermediate landings between Wheeling and Wellsville, to Cleveland. . . The Cleveland and P'ttsburjh Railroad connects at 11 jvcland with the lxvkland, Coi.umbus& Cincinnati Raileoad, and the ' Toledo, Nor walk and Cleveland Railroad, I For the South and. West, with the _ LAKE SHORE RAILROAD, FOR THE EAST. Passengers for Cleveland, Columbu?, Toledo, Detroit, | Chicago, Racine, Milwatikie, or tl c Great Wes*; for Buff alo, Niagara Falls, Albany or Boston t for New York, via New York and Erie, or New York Central Railroad Line, win find this a cheap, e*pedIUou*,comR>nable, and pleaa ant route. * ^ * Returning. Regular connections. are_made at Cleveland with the above Rill roads; eniTatwellsvIIte with the above named Steamers. 8. C. BAKER dr CO., Agents, Wheeling. AliRit: BOYLE, Agent, 8teuoenville; , J. DUKAHB, Superintendent. feb2^->53 .? / . .C.dc P. R. B., Cleveland. JOHN B. VOWELL 24 Union Strut, WHKBLiatl, VA., DUUHH onussT: uxdicinu, .faints, 01 u, DYE-RTUFF8, rATEKT MEDICINES, Rinnikr, ic.. &c., '/"10S8TASTLY on btnd. .? *uppl7 or fre?b and pure Vj m eJlcincs, such ak onjr umlly cad Administer wlllr oot ftAroriny adaiteratloil The Medicines si e paichs letfrrom the best eastern houses. ALSO?if.nuJsctiircr or s superior Article of ibiw t -r-W- ? SUPERIOR CIGARS. iA tivAirA ftrafifcBtoe^ : lUiUUU 10,000-Leon 11* broi W^"58SU 10,000 Bustan eittea. . . Also?a large stock or Plantation, Pi loclpe, Regalia and 3ti!'S BALTIMORE. otea, am. ?< And other Sooiety Regfrtia, Banner*, Seals and Jewel*, manufactured and told by Oibbt 6f Smith, ]V?.' 73 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Mil. THE asortment us^^hj^nstst* of Odd Ftllowt-?Grand and Subordinate Lodfe and Sn P^Grtnd an d other Officer*, plain and ssxfti'j?i\ * iu . -embroidered.' .. , ' lit, 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th Degree Panda Re ? : i ?? ? , - jallM. ? Pichly embroidered KncamproentVarad Matmic?Knights Templar, Bojr?l A~:h, ??d Master. ? Jewell, Robea, Banner*. Svords, Ac. " Sow of Trmperimce? National, Granii and Subordlra Ui vision*?Officer* and Member*. Red Men?Sachems, Past Officer*, and ricUr embroidet i 3d Degree Workingend Panda Regalia. JEWELS Of the various Orders, of Silver, Gilt or Plated Metals, oclbdln*Knights Templar, Cwith Dirks.). . . BANNERS. Banners of every size', style and coat, adapted to the va rious Orders and Societies, manufactured toorders and De> signs Cor Banners, when required, furnished free of ex pense, showing the style of the same * b*rf finished. Also ROBE&- SASHES, COSTUMES, mCAPS. Ac. Comprising the Iargestasortmentto .be found in the U. S. LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND ; : !^1TRIBB8; ' "Wishing to fit op their Halls, or supply themselves with Parade'o'r Working Regalia, Banners, dec., can depend up on having their orders satisfactorily filled, by caliingon or sddressing . GIBHS dt SMITH, Regalia and Bannef M tuft$rs;W"-Tlal?iniore Street, Baltimore, Md. oar- G. T. VRY, Agon*1 Wheeling, Va. octfi-tr ? T-i.-r; f im- cut >?*' *> i. ?f " ' business, Mr. 1S63. MICHAEL HBRR. ' - THE subscriber* ha-rfng- conrteeted (VnneWe*. under H" " * | & tbs coll isions, 4c _ jattHcrM L>_'" ioWM^lyertsuilon,. ,North.8L at Nos. 88 sud 90 Spear'aWbavf, and atHcrr?s3)epot, ad ? ^^fe^?rona^ or the,r friends, givingassuraince.of .their best attention to alt consignments upon which advances will be made when required. M1GHABLHKRR} SblDn?>,^Feb* O.A.ZAHK. IPMNP . .iTvk . 1 mperleri and Jebben efDry Geeds, No. 7 Hanover Street. i m BALTIMORE, Mo. .OFFER tor sale, on the i most -bvorable terms, a choice and select slock or Stalpk ixd Fa#cy Drt Goon?, to which they i espectfUlly invite the attention of tl-e trade generally. ^ . marg&-dtf a LEX. FENN. .?/ KICH'PP. *1 ITCH ELL. PBNN & MITCHELL. <s'mt?P8AfiC0 AND G-eneral Commission Merchants. No. 67"South Gar Stxekt; , Rnllina.rr r sefrrcncrs: r Dan'l Sprigg, cashier Merchants' Bank, Baltimore. Miller, MayheW 4-C0. ' ,!v do t,: Love,Martin 4*Co.-; do Tlios. J. Carson 4- Co. do Pollard,Bird4-Co. ; do James R. Baker, ,Wbeel*ng. YfiW. Shriver, do Pora>thM4*.Hopian.do 1 Rhodes d*.Ogjlbey, Bridgeport. Holioivay'^-li'arfleld, "do ? : ]sn!7:Iyd T. BELT. *. C. BOWIK. BELT & BOWIE, TOBACCO AND GENERAL Produce Commission Merchants, 1 Ellicott SritirvBALTiiiou. . RKPKHKNCBSt r c > Hon Thomas G. Pratt, Kx-Gov. anil U S Senator r Mil. Hon John Glenn. Jud?e Circuit Court U S for MiL Daniel Spring, Ksq., Cash'r Merchants B?k?Balti?nors. Aguilla (iiles, Esq. ? Franklin *? do Trueraan Cross, K*q.? . Com. 4- Far. B?k do ..Duvall, Rogers 6r Co. do Fltxgerald 4* Klagruder, do iltikon* , uo *Vebb, Rowland + Co.?Louisville. ?Forpytba 4> Hopkins?Wheeling,i : ? James R. Baker, do ,v (JanS9 L. W. GOSNKLL. J. L. BOOK GUBNKLL. It. W. GOSNELL & SON, C OMMISSIQN MER CHA NTS, For the Mle'ofall kinds-or COUiVlKJf PRODUCE, 71 Bowlt'b wharf, (South St.). BALTIMORE. RKPSltENCRS. O. Brooks. Pres't Western Bank, ) J. 1). Early, Ksq. > Baltimore. iWiller, JVayhrw 4-C0. ; Wm.T. Nelby, "J John Goshnrn A' Son. >Wheeling. Jacob .Senseny. ) A.J.Wheeler, 1 R. B. Bowler, >Cincinuati. Bruce, A/organ 4* Co. J Webb, Roland 4* Co. Y W. C. Brooks. 4*co - 2 >Louisville. J, S. Aforehead, J J esse Hook. Waynesburg,-Pa. [JanS6 TABU RTTTPT.-PV ft, an F 1 o II r a n d G e n e ro i P r od ? c e COMMISSION: MERCHANTS, 51 Light Street* Baltimore. HKFXHENCES; C C Jamison* Bcq, Cashier Bank or Baltimore. 1) Sprigg, Ksq, Cashier Aleichaiits' Bank. True man Cross* Ksq, Cashier Com. A; Farmers' Bank* Mernrs Groenway&Co, Bankers, Baltimore. '* John Sullivan dc Sons, " ?? 8 C Baker & Qo, Wheeling. Mr Jas R Baker. . " Mr K B Swearlngen, 'f DJ-Cash advances made on,consignments. . decG JOSEPH GIST, JOHN U. WKLLS, O/WtlMmrg, Va. d/W.lUiurS, Va. GIST & WELLS, Produce Commission Merchants, No. 39 Sooth howard Strict, BALTIMORE. - E?*Partlcular attention paid to tin sale of Flour and otl?er Produce, 'with prompt returns.' Advances roads on consignments. REFTRKNCES: .! Brooks, Tlbballs 4- Fulton, Bait i mora. Cole 4- Howard, do Brooks, Son 4* Co. do S?i?r?; Pittsburg. Janiea Dalzell. ? do Dr. J..O. Campbell. Wheeling. CJar?fi . BulIiMOre rlan. f.rlc .Tlaaafarl.rjr X J."WI8B dt'BROTflBH, nianuracturers'orBoodoir ? . Grand sad B(iuars Piaiioa, r?queattl>o special &tten tlon or female performers, to a late and important im provement fn tberdoCR Of thepiano. By this invention the ken or tbe same piano can. be regulated .to hard or ?orrTOOcn, ao as to suit tbe exact elastic strength oribe fingers, it being well known toe very performer, tbat tbe touch is oftUe first j ; nt importance, it'vere vain to talk of fine tone If the kc i* are not snscepubU ot a nee and eiestic movement, ot.ierwtso, tbe inherent ^oalitlea or the instrument will remain unknown. Those who would svsll themselves of tbe beit possible means of playing the piano, should not tat! to give this itov.ntlon atrisl. See business circulars, which may be had free of post* age. b, addreaalngmanu-acturerj.mb brother, m?r<!6 . BaLTIMOKK. Pendleton & Brother, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ts LEAF TOBACCO; COT1 ON,-AHD produce GENERALLY, Pendleton's Wharf,.So. 120 Lower 2nd of SmiUi't Boct. ' baltimore. RSrSBSNCSS: Hugh Jenkins de Co. ~1 , F.w. Bruno & Sons, > Baltimore. Va. Wilson <t Sona, J Edwin Worthara&Co.') Arch'ld Thomas it Son, > Richmond. Hugh W. Pry, J Rhodes A- Oglebay. Bridgeport, Ohio. Tweed, Si bley & Tight, 1 Joseph C-. Butler & Co. > Cinclrnatl. JohnCrelgb, 1 OtiJj. cSsS?'4 : Charleston, 8. C. Gordon 6c Co., Louisville. S^&trick, } PitUburg. 2', Lamh*'K?q. C?-h. N. W. Bank, "1 ? ? 8. Brady,Bsq.Casb. Bsnk, ^Wheeling. Heury A. Hhroedar. liobile, AU. A. h. Gaines. New Orleans. ang^-gm V ukr received and opening at um Bridge Corner Drug ?J Rtore, tbe largest and most elegant assortment of Per. article or Perfttmery In tbe dtrj ??o^r?r' . LUly wutei v Met u Fun j Stick Pomst ims, black and white; ' C^pe'wa'^irfl^qSrt'SJtuVa and lessslaesi (j GendmBsy ?' , ? S1*1'hlHtS' ' S?oS|UNeige, tpr./b. cojElaii^,^a n-dicated . other vanati^.