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WHEELING, VA., FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1853. NUMBER 238 jn? IUI]CCU"9 Jincuigcnccr V!??r H foblisiikd ,b..wbekly and weekly, by .SBSnGE" & TAYLOR, SWtM^ f TAYLOt , s?t?^:L ; .?,g?s?w ed,tors Water Street, between Mceso office-^--1' ,ni XKIUIS. S5,0 "?ji',r" r;i"" i*r wKk 3 0 """'tebjis OF abvkrtimjic. < r<n I'"' Square.] ^?)rr=E=?$ j ""f* ilioo ; ? 8,00 ?J .. . i.rea-nfM*"*?11 wllla"'' with tho PA Y***tTA-,winge9L per annuuiu 15,00 priwlf*o* ' uartcr, changeable at pleasure, 6,00 Ose^'^r.^.iooai Cards, (per annum,) not SaaesstWlf'V^ 5,00 liberal discounts will be a00 ^*?!!*^Mind advertisement* for Charitable SrHdfeP* Companies, inserted gratuitously. flSrS2S?5,Dd I)ea,hs lnserled gr*tu?U>usly. TMN'ESS carps. lawyers. II S T K E I* , ?rrORSEY AT LAW. norml Attention river to collections in Ohio, Mar. yj,; {r0ofeeaDd Hancock counties. O nice for a few t Jati ril Mii" street, corner of Jefferson. m&4 Charles Marshall, . T T O B >' K Y A T I, A XV , WEBiTtR STREET, ,r c.ENTKK WHKKI.1XG. lr~ ? ? %> *T?7i v -flOBWAN NELHON, ittarneT nnd troiinacllor nt Law, Office No. 150, Fourth street, U Wiikclino, Va. ri,FKi:i> tAI.IMVKLL, ,tlo.,rai Law null Solicitor in Chancery, A Office No. *247, Main street, WnEBMKO, Va. iiiXHEM' As FI'i'ZIlUtSM, t.ioruev- nnd Counnellorn al Law, Office No. CD. Monroe Street. WUKKMNO, V A. ?"rTTTIr JAMES PAL'LL. wmuru. fkv & pAi;l I ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WiUpnCJceiflthe Courts or Ohio county and adjoining Frr will practice in the Court of Appeals al levisbrr.ioi District Appellate courts at Fairmont and ^tTMuoaFourth street, near the Court House, WHEELING, VA. J. Gr. M'CLELLAN. Attorney nt Law. St. Louis, Mo. O&roc Pii* street, north side, between Main and Sec or '. 2il floor, entrance No. S, Pine street, 'i^iculafattentiongiven to collections in Missouri and Kit. 8Ug5l. _ GIBSON L. CRANMER, Attorney nt Imw. NOT Alt V PUBLIC FOR THE CITV OF WHEELING, ITAnd Commissioner for the State of Ohio, to take I risiiviedgeiuents or Deeds, Depositions and other writ I ?v_ aug20 A. C. Jones, Attorney at Law. Office on Fourth Street, near the Court House. WHEELING, VA. i jacub. j. ii. pkwdmcton. J.1COR & PENDLETON, Attorney* nt I,aw. Office three doors north of the Court House. WHEELING, Va. Will attend Tegularly the Courts of Marshall, Ohio, Brooke, and Hancock counties, and the District Courts al Fairmont and Parkersburg, and such other Courts in th< vicinity of Wheeling as may be necessary. JOHN L. NEWBY, Alderman 4th Ward? nnd Attorney at Law, WILL attend to the taking or depositions, and writing o: Iffds Contracts, Leases, drc. Persons desirous or his ser Tice? in taking Depositions, will please to have the notices to as to take them at his ofticc. He will be found in his officfmostly during the day; from 7 A. M. until 7 P. M. Ornca-Quincy street, between Main and Market, south tide. aug2G PHYSICIANS. G. W. Chalmers, M. D. (From Baltimore.) 1HII practice Medicine, Surgery arul Ohstetrieks. 1)ERJIAXKNTLY located in this city. Office and resi. 1 Jtiice?Mulberry square?opposite Mr. H. Echot's, "Ere Wheeling. apSG-3m Dr. M. Campbell. . (HT? OF FalRMOBUT, Vi.) Xotr Fourth St., adjoining tho residence of Henry Wheeling, V n ? OH. A. ?. TODD, u&ceud Drug More, corner Quincy ami Fifth streets, - WiiKKi.tMo, Va. OK. J. (!, HUPP, ''idcace" ^*1M Strcel' ?,,e door South of Judge Fry's - WHEELING. VA. Dr. A. P. Wheeler, Office: Main street, ,. Centre Wheeling. Market street. 1y0_ dr. e. a. hildreth, "tnKfSiS."*?' No- ^8, Monroestreet, ADJQIM^g THE COURT HOUSE. dr- thoburn, W4> oiain htbget Centre. Wheeling. off?* vlfd- HuS^es, MTd; Offlrr- a*'Professional set vices to the communi'y. (4 sivts* rcsillence, on Centre street, between Fifth mar?6-ly DRUGGISTS. john B. VOWELL, DEALKR IIV Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Patent Jletlicine*, Pcpfninery A-c. SO. 24. rSIOS ST.. AVIlEKMSfl* VA. KELLS & CALDWELL, ^BrceMor* to Ja?. Pnnll & Co** ? _ WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AK1> DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, VXKXISKES. BRUSHES, GLASSWARE, &c. IMOM IICILOIXKH, MAIN OTBKET, 4th door bclow Mokroi, WHEELING, VA. J. H. CRUMBACKER, Wholesale anil Kctnil DRUGGIST, Mm* Strkkt, WniEUKO, Va. TpH. LOGAN &. CO. ISccckssors to Paxtos & Lake,) Wholesale and Retail Druggists, | ?in p*"*nU. OUr, Chemicals,Dye stuffe, Var- ' *?*!*?. Wkite Lead, Perfumeries, Fancy articles, Ax., iVc. &c.? vva ,. No. 193, Hridge corner. Main St., ? Wukcmmo, Va. ? *k*le?alc Dealer t* 1 elSnand Domestic Dry Goods, I *0. in, MAINE STREET. ? ? Wheeling, Tn. "Ml, i SWRABINOEN. fancy dry goods WHOLESALE. 11, Mouth 4th Street. . ? PHILADELPHIA. L. Sim.. A. Van Swmmom. 0 W" >? *? FKTIE*. E. B. kWEiUNGKS.J*. I HE1SKELL &. CO., p De?ler? in nil Uindw af c**n?y and Staple Dry Goods, *?^aT an^ Union streets, three doors from *u??ot m* ^"ickham's Auction Rooms, Whcfllat, Vn. henry k. LIST &. CO. UrL , to Ltrr, Howell dc Co.) tto*es"-lo Grocers and Liquor " HKCHAM*. No. 88, Mil a Street, Wamiyn Vx. 1 R. CRANGL^ & CO. _ WHOLESALE GK ^KRS, * Prwarding and Commission JtEKtllANTk. t-ornar Monroe and Market streets, ?uh.Ti BUSINESS CARDS. WM. U. UUSTON. NEWTOM K. MILTON. AViu. II. Huston A- Dlilton, (.Successors to E. Webb & Huston.}' Commission & Forwarding Merchants NO. 666, MAIN.STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY. Special attention paid to selling Flout and Wheeling man ufactured articles. Also, to receiving and Forwarding Goods. REFER TO: Jas. H. Forsyth, Esq., Hunter, Fleming & Co., Wheeling; and Rhodes ?k Ogleby, and Hell & Harden, Bridgeport, Ohio. WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Grocer and dealer in FIiOIIR,AI?n AM. K1M)N OF PROV'S. IONS, C'l.OVEH <V TlillOTIIVHKI'Pl No. lit?, s. KART CORNKR MARK3T AND UNION# ? WIIEEMNti, A. F. R. ARMSTRONG, A?RNT ASD ?F.ALER in REAL ESTATE. Oflice corner of Main and Union streets, aug27-lyd WHEELING, VA. S. D. WOODROW, UKAI.KH IN FAMILY GROCERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Imported Wines. liquor*, and Cigars, FOIIE1GN FHIIITN. IVU'l'H, Ac. Ac., No. 2n0 Main street, Wheeling. Va. M. J. KEATING, Wholesale and Retail Dealer an Foreign and Domestic Fruits, NUTS, CIO ARM, Ac., Ac., And Manufacturer of every possible variety of PLAIN AMD FANCY CANDIES, Corner of Main and Monroe Streets, Wheeling, Vn. J. N. ZIMMER'S CRACKER AND CAKE BAKERY, No. 162 Market at, a felt doors South of the Market House, Wheeling, Va. He keeps constantly on hand a large stock or the follow ng articles: Butter Crackers, Water Crackers, Soda do., lugar, do., Filot Bread, and the celebrated Boston Crack rs; all or which will be sold at the very loxcest prices. Wheeling. Aug. SI, '52.?3md. Wpi. RIHEDAPFER, W1IOI.KMAI.R AND RETAIL CHAIR MANUFACTURER, No. 27, UNION STREET, WHEELING, VlRQINlA. ? EDW. L. PRATT, Paney and Windsor Chairmaker, MAIN STREET, BETWEEN UNION AND MONROE, WHEELING. VA. S- D. HARPER & SON, iVholesale and Retail dealer in HATS, CAPS, STRAW CSOODS, MUFFS, FURS. AND CARPET BAGS, Na 129 Main st. comer or Union, Whkelino, Va. . M'CLAT.LKN, S. M'CLALI.EK. JR., C. D. KNOX. M'CLALLENS & KNOX, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in nil kinds of Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c., No. 106, Main street, Wheeling, Va. WILLIAM BOLE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds ol BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 161, MAIN ST., BELOW MARKET ALLEY, Wheeling, Vn. JOHN HOWELL, DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, &c., No. 179, Blnin St. Mew Wholesale Liquor Store. BECKER, WEILLER & FRANZHEIM, Importers of (Vines, Brandies, Kins, &c. SpricK-houae. Water Street, WHEELING, VA. This is a branch of the House of Becker, Weiller & Co., if Philadelphia, and will always be in the receipt of the turest and best "Wines and Liquors, which will be supplied o dealers in Wheeling and the surrounding country at the pwest Eastern wholesale prices. declG FOREST CITY HOUSE, W. A. & II. C. MMITII, Proprietor*. Corner of Superior Street and Public Square, tf Cleveland, O. WALNUT STREET HOUSE, J. W.8WKNEV, Proprietor. Walnut street, between Sixth and Seventh Streets, tf Cincinnati, O. T. SWEENEY & SON, (SUCCESSORS TO SWEENEYS 1*KLL,) MANUFACTURERS OF FLINT GLASSWARE, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN China, C^iicens ware, Lampx, <2irandolca, TABLECVTLEKY, Arc. No. Ga, MAIN STREET, WHEELING, Vi. NEW QUEENSWARE STORE. HOBBS, BARNES, & CO., Importers, Wholesnleand Retail Dealers in ?3111IV A, Ol.ASM, & <tUEENHWARE, 1IOUSK AND steamboat furnishing goods. jVo. 2S, Monroe St., near the I'ost Office, WHEELING, VA. H. P. MORRIS, DEALER IN UAKDWAKi: AND CUTLERY No. 11, Monroe Street, ' Wheeling, Va. DMl'KD 1IOBD5, TItOS. L. TAYLOR. HOBBS So TAYLOR, Dlaimlactnrertt of STEAM ENGINES, AND r.EKEKATi H1ACHINIMT8, CORNER MAIN & QU1NCY STS. IILI. ENGINES, TOBACCO AND HOISTIHO SCREWS rEAKBOAT ENGINES, GUI8T AND SAW MILL work, DRNACE ENOINEP, ENMINE BOILERS, Lud all kindf* of machinery made to order, on themost rcnHonnble termM. Geo. W, Anderson; 'ORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT, Water street, Wheeling, Va, , rHE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having opened for the reception of freight, he tend? rs his services to the uhllc. His facilities for Torwardine are unsurpassed, his warehouse beirg on the track of the Road, and no^r to tho etanihoat landing. Having ample storage room, no charge will be made for torace: when consigned for shipmont. G. W. A. fcbSS RICHARD BLUM, [Successor to F. A. KRKNTLINGER.l Dealer in DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, Chemicals,Dye Stuffs, Paints & Perfumeries, Also Imported Havana Cigars <$* Fancy Articles. No. 84, Cor. Main and Third Sts., Centre Wheeling. S. W. Stephens, Chas. Beatty, F. W.Knox. WHEELING NOVELTY WORKS. STEPHENS, BEATTY, & Co. MANUFACTURERS OF SCALES, LOCKS, LATCHES, CoflTee Milla, all kinds of Fastenings, Hinges and ITInl cable CnntiuizN, WHEELING. VA. E. VARNEY MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN A. sniiET IltOIV WAKE No. 8. Slain at., near the Creek Hridge. Wheeling, Va. W. F. PETERSON Fire ITIarine, anil Life InNaranec AND LAND AGENT. No. 3), Monroe street, Wheeling, Va. J. C. HARBOUR, M'holexnle nml Retail Denier in CARPETS, RUGS, OILCLOTHS, LOOKING CI.A8SU8, 6c VPUOLDTERV WAREOF EVERVDESCRIFTIOiV, NO. 143, WAIN STREET. WHEELING, VA. WM. YOST, IVATCW ItAKEB. AM> WATCH AND CLOCK REPA1RKR . So. 119 Market street, near the Post office. All business la his line promptly attended to. Bind. ?.c. nuu. >.w.aaiu. Miller & Miller, DOUSE AND SIGN PAINTEBS, GLA> siers and grainers. No. 2C3, Main Street, Wheeling, Va. septl. C.?. UXfeMR. R.tf. BONRAX, T. W.S AMKVrl LAMBDIN, BONHAM, & CO., TIBGIXIA, WUCELIHGAND PHIENIX PAPtfR MILLS, wheeling Manufacture Printing as J Wrapping Paper. Candle Paper, Cotton Yarn 1 a/?r, Steam Boat Paper, Bonnet Hoards, FnllerslRoar&a. Ac. m , w. d. motte;;.;* ?. / Dealer la all hind.ofF.relgn nnd D.anli: ' DRY GOODS, Ho. ITS, Makeet Street, WnktuMo, Va. BUSINESS CARDS. A. G. ROBINSON. J. M. BUSHF1ELD, A. G. ROBINSON Az CO. MANUFACTURERS OF WRAPPING PAPER, BONNET BOARDS, &c.?Also, Grocers and Commission Merchants Ami Produce Denleru. No. 32 and 33 Water St., Wheelino, Va. J. COWUILL. A. ATSWORDS, COWGUL & M'SWORDS, Forwarding nnd COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AND General Produce Dealers, No. 59 Water Street, Wheeling, Va. [G^IIaving ample room Tor storage, no charge will be made Tor storage, when consigned for shipment. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING STORE. CORNER MONROE AND WATER STREETS.' A. M. ADAMS HAS just returned from the Hast, with an unusually large stock of G oods, manufactured into clothing 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 defy fair competition in Coats, Pants, and Vests, or anything in the clothiug line. Conic and try me, one and all, Jew and Gentile. octG-tf ARTIFICIAL TEETH. DR. S. P. HULLIHEN, DR. J. F. HULLIHEN, i JgL^ OFFICE No. 131, Fourth street, near the Presbyterian church. !{rfiSE33bManufacture Teeth expressly for each par Y_T 7ticular case. Full setts of Teeth, or any parts or setts, made with artificial Gums. The Gum is made in one continuous or solid piece?the cost is the.' imo for teeth with or without gums. Full setts of teeth made from $?5toSl"0 a Sen; small setts from $3 to per tooth. febl?lyr:d. Wheeling Savings Institution. OFFICE, NO. 192, MAIN ST. Olfiee open from 9 o'clock, a. m., until 3 p. m. Discount day?'Thursday, 10o'clock, a. m. H3T.Monoy received on transient deposite. 1 nterest paid on special deposites. J. Cr'MBxckkr, Alkx. Rooers, Alex. Paxton, A.N. Johnson, Daniel Steenhou, Jas Ji. Marsh, Adam Fic.h ner and 11. K. List?Directors. au^2! WM. McCOY, Treasurer. THE WKMTKKN INSURANCE COMPANY or WIlEELlNQ, VA., Continues to take all kinds of Fire and Marine risks, OfilceNo. 192, Main St. M. NELSON, President. WM. M'COY, Sec'y. ISLANJD TANNERY. BEBGER & HOFFMANN, MANUFACTURERS or Every description of Leather, And Dcnlcrs in Wool nnil 11 idea, Store Room No. 170, Corner oj Market Alley and Mahl street, Wiikelino, Va. ICS-Shoe Findings or all kinds on hand, and sold at very moderate terms. LUMBER, LUMBER. L. S. Root's Lumber Yard AND PLANING MACHINE, Webster Street, Centre 'Viueuno. tHe is prepaied to fill all orders for S.iWKD LlIM 1IKK, PLANED FLOORING. WEATHER HOARDING, SHINGLES, CEILING, LATHS, Ar.&c. Office; No. 2-1, Main Street, near the Ck -.ek Bridqe. aug24?ly.d. J. TURTON. IIon*10. gjgu, nnd Ornnineptnl Fninter. 12S, Main, between Monroe and Union streets. Wheeling, Va. (E9"Sigp8. Manners and Flags, transparent, plain and fancy, executed with ueatness and do patch, Graining Ac. feb'22-Gia r_J Gentlemen's Furnishing Store. M. H. GREGG Number CO, Monroe Street, near the Court Ilou6e. GEXTLEMEX'M LLOTHINU Made to order in the latest styles. J. &. W. TAYLOR, Manufactnrcr? nnd Dcnlcr* in nil bindM ol TOBACCO, SNUFF & CIGARS, AVIIOM'SAIiK AND RETAIW,, No. 168, Main St., East side, 2 doors below Market Alley, tf. Wheeling, Va. WM. H. HOWSER. ITInniifnctiirer unci Dealer in nil lcindn of Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, No. 107, Mainst., icest side, 2 doors above Market Alley. WHEELING, VA. S . A V E R Y , W holciialc and Retail Hat and Cap Manufacturer, No. 14C, Main Street, Wheeling, Va. tGT*Has on hand the largest and best assortment or Hats | ind Caps or all qualities and sizes. jaml SOWAR D ARCHROLD. BAM*"L DAVENPORT. ARCHBOLD 8c DAVENPORT, Attorneys at Law, IVooiNlield Ohio, 03-Will give the most prompt attention to business in Monroe and the adjacent counties. jauM RICHARD NELSON. Manufactures, to order, nil l&indN of Tenti, Fire McreenH mid Sails, Tarpuuling, Airninuit, RissiuSi nnd F LAG 8FOBALL PO I.ITICA I, PARTIES aug21-tf No.'22, Water Street, Wheeling, Va. THOMAS POPE. ARCHITECT. Office, No. 72, Melodeon Buildings. Persons about to build, can obtain designs for Public Buildings and Private Residences, with the requisite spec! [icatious, estimates and superintendance. thomThornrrook, Dealer in Real Estate, HAS on hand, lluildmg lots and improved {>roperty Tor sale on accommodating terms. Two lirick houses, jne Office, and one Hall for societies or otherwise for Rent. 1 yd. Monroe St., No. 24J, up stairs. \V?i. II i 11 k Ik n in , Shirt Manufacturer, NEW BRITAIN. Connecticut. HAS appointed A.M.Adams agent for the sale of his shirts at Factory prices. Merchants, Clothiers, and >thers who are desirous of buying shirts of the best and cheapest make in the United States will call at 4. M. ^4d. ims, clothing store, where they will find a full assortment. scp28?lyd. Brentlinger & Armstrong, PRVJUCRI PTION1MTM, IT"AVE'just received at their medical store, a fresh sup Li. ply of the most choice medicines, such as people may rely upon. In making their selections, no regard is paid to [trices; so the article be or the best quality. l'li^HicimiM' Prescriptions put up by carefulhands it all times, day or night. aug21-lyrd SELLS & CALDWELL, (successors TO JAS. PAULL. & CO.) Fmportemnnd Wholeiinle denlcra in Drugs, medicine*, ChcmicnlN, Painty Oils, &e. No. 83, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. HAVING purclmsad the entire stock, fixtures, chemical apparatus, &c., or the firm of James Paull <fcc. would respectfully solicit the patronage of dealers and the public ;cnorally. All goods warranted. In retiring from the Drug business, wo take pleasure in recommending to favorable consideration our successors, Messrs. Kells <Sc Caldwell, and have no hesitation in saying Lliat our fotvnter customers, and dealers generally, will re vive that attention and accommodation which has earned por this well known house a large share of 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 lloots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with great care, and manufactured at the very best workshops Dl 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, It# those manufactured in this or any part of the United States. TODD & DEVOL. Whoellng, Sep 24,1SS2. NEW FIRM. MESSRS. CAYWO0D, CONKL1N dc CO., having purchased the entire stock of Stoves, Tin, * Copper and Sheet Iron ware or T. G. Culbert Lson, would respectfully inform the citizen's, ol I Wheeling and vicinity, that they will carry on the business of manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,, of which they have constantly onhand a good assortment, for Wholesale, and.Retail; very low for cash; ill persons wishing to purchase, would do well to call and see us at No. 19, Union.St., at tho old ahd well known stand heretofore occupied by T. G. Culbertson. Particular attention paid to repairing.' . . Wheeling, Aug. 21. CAY WOOD. CONKLIN dr CO Dyeing to live ! ! FIRTH Sa DAY Seventh ??., three doqr-M from Dr. Tappan'g, ? " STEUBENVILLE, 'OHIO. Would inform the citizens or Wheeling and vicinity that they have commenced the Coloring Business in every branch. Silks, Cottons arid Woolens, warranted.to stand colors. Ladies* apparel; Gentlemen's Coats, Pants, Vests, dec. Fancy Colors ; Of'every shade got up oqoalto new. Ribbons, Shawls* Sid e verythi ng in the way of coloring, cleaned, pressed, and ine on the shortest notice,^apd oneaay terms.' Arrangements have heen made with the steamer 4Vi Roqi'A,1 to receive and deliver articles a!nd packages, forua daily. a I'uK f ?, I . - > JAS. E. FIRTH \ M '?ftplU, JOSEPH DAY. CITY BUSINESS. ROB'T FORSYTH. J. F. HOPKINS. J/II. FORSYTH JR. FOR3YTHS & HOPKINS, {Successors to Forsyth and Baker.) Forwarding anil Commission Itl cr clinn ts, PRODUCE AND FLOUR X>EALERS, Wheeling, Vn. HAVING completed our arrangements East and West for tlie safe and speedy transit or Merchandize and Produce, we tender" our services to the public, with the assurance that our facilities are unsurpassed; our Housa having a Kailroad track running into it, and being very commodious and dotached from other buildings, gives our friendsgreater security lor their property. JXJTSole Agents for the Baltimore and Ohio Trans portation Line, through direct to Philadelphia. N. H Having caracity to storo 20,000 tons, no charge will be made Tor storage when consigned Tor shipment. janSl F'S. & H. \viiki:ij:ic & i.aikiiv, MERCHANT TAILORS; Monroe street, two doors from Market, under the 'Washington llall, Wheeling, Va., Keep constantly on hand, a full assortment of Cloths, Cassi mores, Vesttngs, Ac-, which will be made uy to or der in thulatest f tyle, and best manner. feb2G LUDWIG, KNEEDLER & CO~ WIItTLESALG DEAtEUN IN BRITISH/ FRENCH AND AMKIUCAN'dRY GOODS, A'o. 110, North' third Street, S. West corner of Race'Street.% PHI LA DELPHI.A. (ilueaud Muud Paper Katublinhmeut. A. R. DILLON & Co, (SUCCESSORS TO F. B. HORNBROOK.) Near the Catholic Burying ground. HAVE taken the abovo establishment, where they in tend t) manufacture Glue and Sand Paper of the best quality, which they will sell on as good terms as !thoy can be bought anywhere in the West. CC9*Cash paid for scrnnsj COl'1'Jo.ftfc, TIN, As SlftJulItT IKON Manufactory. . THANKKUL for the liberal patronago beretoforo rf&x bestowed unon him, the subscriber would respectful* ly inform his friends and the public generally that lia ^?*5t?contlnues to manufucture the above named articles in all their variety, of which he has always on hand, a good as sortment for wholesale and retail at vory low pricest He also keeps on hand, cooking stoves of the most ap* proved patterns for coal and wood. Job work will continue to rcceive his particular attention and be executed with promptness and in a. style that will please the most fastidious. aug2?l K. VARNKY.no.8. Mainst. DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals, Perfumery, &c., &c. J II. CUU1TIKACKI2K would announce) to his ? friends and the public generally, that having purchas. ed the interest of the senior partner in the business lately conducted under the flrm or J. Cmmbacker & Son, ho will continue the same at the old stand, No. 175, Main St., and would respectfully solicit, and trusts to meritacontiu nance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on the old firm. 11c has juat returned from the Eastern cities, and is now opening an extensive and well selected stock of Drugs ami Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles, Ac., all-of which were purchased *?.flor strict personal inspection ar.d with scrupulous regard to purity of quality, and are now offered to the public on the most reasonable terms. lyr. GEORGE MENDEL. IV? 151, HIniu Street, WEEELING VA. IS now receiving a LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS. MATS AND MATTING. Also, Table and Floor Oie Cloths ofall widths, and keeps constantly on hand- a larg I assortment of Furnature of every description. Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates, Venitian and Transparent Window Dliuds, H If lid Trimmings, Clocks Mahogany Vancers, Varnish, Haircloth, Curled Hair, Spring, SackingHottons, Hrassand Mahogany Stair Rods, cct. all of which will be sold at the lowest prices, aug'it WM. COWDEN DAGUERREOTYPIST, Rooms N . 5G, Monroe street, between the New Hotel and the 7 Court House. Likenesses taken in any required shade, and colored to represent the living complexion by a new style of coloring ?warranted to never fade. Pictures of all sizes, both sin lie and in groups, put up in plain and Taney cases, at the owest prices. Likenesses of children accurately taken. DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY. A. C. PAKTBIDORinvites attention 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 mcnts which time and proper tests have proven valuable, lie cau proinise to produce Likenesses combining all the beauty and perfection which has yet been attained by the Daguerrcan process. For the attractive and commodious style in which his rooms are fitted up, he invites the public to call and exam no for themselves. His Cabinet of Specimens are always jpen for inspection. Likenesses taken in all kinds or weather, singly, or in ;roups; also, post mortem likenesses taken at short notice. ICS"A well selected stock of materials?Chemicals, plates, :ases, lockets, &c., always on hand and for sale. Kooiiim, IVo. 30 Monroe st., near the Post Office 110 vlS Anicricnim, JL'ntronizc If our Own lllauii. fnuiurcM. Wheeling Silk Factory. MKR1CAX Silk, manufactured into superior and sub. stantil articles or the various fabrics now in use at LrlLL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel ing. The curious in such matters are invited to calland see the process or manufacturing. and those wishing to pur chase Silks, wholesale or retail, can be supplied on reason iblc terms at Gill's Store, adjoining the Factory, or at A. M. Adams', J. S. Forbs', A. O. Fairchild's, .Marsh & Tay lor's, and O. W. Heiskill's, Wheeling, Va., and at James Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main Sttcot, Cincinnati,O. Our Fabrics are warrented all pure Silk, nnd have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals, it the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute,' Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We are constantly mauuracturing, and our stock is now large and seasonable, comprising many varieties?velvets, satins, vestings, dress silks, fringes, cravats, handkerchief, or white, black, plaid, figured and printed/all the newest styles, made or besttwiuedsilk, twilledand plain. Also, shirts, drawers, and hair hose for gentlemen. ^ Please call and patronize this important branch or Amer lean manufacture. Ordereforevery variety ofailksprorapt ly executed.* Merchantable Cocoons and Reeled Silk bought. ^ JOHN W, G fhJs. New Music Store. Sign of the Grecian Trigouum, No. 199 Main Street. J. FICK1ESON would respectfully an nounce to the citizens or Wheeling and vl* cinity, that he has just opened a new and elegant establishment for the sale or Violi us, Guitars, Violincellos, Flagolets, Flutes, Fifes, Accorde on8, Banjos, and Taraborines. Brass Instruments the first and bost make. Instruction books for all kinds or Instruments; and for AJ Music for the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin, also, the newest Songs, Duetts, etc., and the very best Roman and Italian Violin ai.?J Guitar Strings. Claronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. Bows for Violincello and Violin. A. Kleber's Furniture Polish, for renovating varnishod Furriture, such as Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats or any descriptions or Furniture. Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber, Pittsburg Pianos of the first and best manufacture in the United States, such as Nunhs and Clark's grand and square Pianos, J. B. Bun ham's, Hallett and Allen's celebrated Boston Pianos, die. Agent for the make orCarhardt and Need ham's Patent Melodeons. Accordeons, and all kind or musical instruments repaired n* tl:e lowest prices. tr. STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 66 MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA. THE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange* ments in the East for the supply or Marble, and con templating the erection of Steam works, he would invito the attention of Architects, Builders, and the public in gen eral to the inspection or his stock, consisting or Italian, Kgytian, 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 itto their advantage to inspect his Btock before purchasing elsewhere. His work is done in the most elaborate style, and he would invite the attention or purchasers to examine his stock or Statuary and other carved work, Monuments, Cen otaphs, Tombs, Head and root stones, <&c., and Grave yard work in every variety j being enabled by his 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. ROHAN, Marble Mason and Vault Builder. 03"Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Casts and-Models, and Marietta Grind stones, warranted at the lowest tr^de prices. ? 1 y. d. New Patent Premium SAFETY ?AS LAMPS. ? AND " ' " 'I SBBggglj FOR BURNING IN T 11 K SAME. This Lamp, for producing a portable Light, . is^confidently recommended as titperiorio any other note in iue. TIIE LIGHT is produced by the burning or an aeriform Gas, which is emitted in-: beautiftd jets from small per forations |n Platina. ;, ; The Gas is generated as it is used, by the heat,or its own t combustion acting on the btirnef, connected with the Liquid in the Lamp. Thusit is a perfect and portable apparatus for creatirg and burning aeriform Gas. *" . I Its construction is such, that all possibility or accident ' Irom its use is entirely removed; ana the great simplicity of its arrangement renders it less liable to get out or order than any other kind or Lamp. It requires no cleaning and trim* ; nnng, as do the Oil and Caraphene Lamps, and burns equally well, either with or without a glass globe or shade, and per fectly free from smoke or odor. The opinions ofthe scientific may be learned from the foci that at the AraraaVFair orthe American Institute, in 1846. a SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Ipventor, and a DI? ploma to the Manuracturerjantf kt the same it'was nronourc ed the BEST LIGHT ever exhibited to theinstitnte. i The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by "W. DtTWHAMico.',.';' : . No. 28Mouroe.t.,iie*r the Post offic .elffW. , ? Wh?e)ln*.( yii), i "I^OR SA LK.?\ fine liorv;. 8 years old. Also?iuk-wurk A ?>orw. *p21 8. AVERY. WHEELING. B. W. BT*PIiK*8. CT1AB. B1CATTY. T. W. KNOX. Wheeling Novelty Works. STEPHENS, BEATTY & Co., MANUFACTURERS OF SCALES, LOCKS, LATCIIES, COFFEE MILLS, ALL KINDS OF FASTENINGS, HINGES AND MALEADLE CASTIlSGS, Wheeling, Vn. "WANTED.?The highest price , will be paid in cash, Tor scraps of Wrought and cast iron, copper and brass, at the Wheeling Novelty Works, Centre Wheeling. mar25-?md STEPHENS, BEATTY ? Co. EVANS & BROTHER, MARBLE WORKERS, North end of Creek Bridge, Main Street, WHEELING, VA. CC5"3lonumcnts, Tomb and Gravo Stones, in all their varieties famished to order. ap21 Strobel &, Bloch, Wholesale l>euler?iu Wines & I.iquorN, No. 177 Mailt Street, in the building formerly known as the * 'Columbia House." an21-lv WHEELING, V A . lit iiOXbS OKANUKS; X\J * Lemons; 1 Bbl. Baryoca Cocoa Nuts? 15 Bus. G round Nuts; 20 Bbl. Davis' Butter, Sugar, and Soda Crackers. Just received and Ibrsale by ap21 K..T. BHOOKS. Wheeling Marble Works. R. I1LUM & CO., MANUFACTURERS or tomb stones, statues, mantle pieces, table wash stands lor steamboats and hotels, and ornamental columns, window caps, etc., ror dwelling houses, and other buildings, and builders or vaults. SHOP;?Corner Qnincy and. Market streets, an7-ly Wheeling, Vn. NOTICE.?All persous indebted to E A Blum are re quested to settle, and those having claims, to present them. Wilde & Brother BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, C1TIIOL.ESALE ami Retail dealers in miscellaneous, Tt medical, theological and school books, stationery, wall paper and window blinds. Wholesale dealers, school committees, teachers, and others supplied at the lowest ratesatthc Bookstore,.corner olASaiu and Union streets, Wheeling, Va. ap3 Calvin Rioe, PAINI'EIl, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &c., No. 132 Main Street, apfO-ly WHEELING. TODD &. DfcVOL, WHOLESALE AND R ? TA IL DEALERS IN Boots and Shoes! Afcus', Boys'and Childrens' Leghorn, Canton and Palm Lear Hats' d-c., at the weP known stand or the Black illaniuioth Boot, , South end of the Market Square. WE are n >w opening an unusually larpe stoc! orspringand Summer Boots, Shoe*, Hats avd Caps, selected with great care; and manufactured at the ?best workshops or Philadelphia and New England, expressly for our Wholesale and Ketail Trade. To our reg ulur customers and all others who may favor us with a call we can offer you Good*, which wo guarantee equal inqual ity ol materials and workmanship, to those manufactured in this or uny part of the United States. nuirl7 TODD & DEVQL. Baltimore and Ohio Hail Road. DORSEY, NORTON & KNOX, Receiving & Forwarding Agents, Corner of Monroe and Water su*., Wheeling, Va. ELY DORPEY. E.N.NORTON. F.W.KNOX. HAVING consummated arrangements with our corres pondents, we arc prepared to receipt for goods to all parts on the western waters; also to Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York and Boston. janl5-tf J. W. Robb, Chair Manufacturer, and Dealer in Furni ture, HAS always on hand, at his old established stand, No. 114 Main St., Wheeling, T'a., Every varioty or chairs, warranted or the best material and workmanship. He would invite those who may wish to purchase, to cail and examine bin stock or Cabinet Fur niture, which has been selected by him, expressly for this market. It consists or softs, bureaus, sprii.g seatcliairs, wash and work stand, wnat-nots, bedsteads or every variety, cribs, ottomans, lounges, card, dining and break rast tables, &$., all or which will be sold at the lowest rates. I J. W. R. believes that an experience or many years in | the business* will enable him to give entire satisractiou to all who may honor him with a call. marl8 New Watch and Jewelry Store. Room, No. ir Washington Halt, Monroe St.t WHEELING, VA THEsubscril>er would call the attention of the public I o his well selected stock of watches, clocks, jewelry, silver ware, and fancy coods, which he is now opening.? His stock is composed in part or gold aud silver watches, keys, guards and chains. Every description or gold jewelry; Gold, silvor, silver platedand common spectacles; Pure silver table, tea, dessert, sugar, mustard aud salC spoons, and butter knives; Plated and German silver forks, spoons, butter knives, etc. etc. Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors; Very fimk razors, strops, shaving cream, etc.; Perfumery, combs, brushes and a great var.ety or fancy goods; Particular attention paid to repairing watches, clocks, and jeweliy, and engraving handsomely done. A share or patronage is respectfolly solicited. ap6-dtr C.P.BROWN. i* H i ? '11?, New Wholesale Tobacco Store, LOGAN, CARR Co? are now ready to supply dealers in the city or country, with Virginia Chewing Toboc, ;o, imported and dome .-tic so gars, snuff, or all kinds, snuff boxes, etc. Tlicy will offer, on the best terms, at their wholsale store So. 81 Main street, between Quincy and Monroe streets, .t.O boxes 6s and 8s lump chewing tobacco; 300 do & lb do ?lo 230 do pound, some very superior; 60 do Diadem and dew drop twist; 30 gross yellow bank and amulet fine cut; 30 l?bl smoking tobacco; 1000 papers do " do 200,000 superior segars; 300,000 domestic do 160 boxes chalk pipes and pipe heads; 60 gross snuffboxes; 20 do cigar cases, etc., etc. Dealers are invited to call and examine our stock. We ire determined to offer inducements equal to any in the western market. mat30 Speed a u <1 Safety! WASHINGTON~AND WHEELING TRI-WEEKLY EXPRESS! THE subscriber has perfected his arrangements for run uing a regular Wagon Likk, for the rapid transmis aion cr Freight, Packages and Parcels! Between theabove mentioned, and all into mediate points This will be emphatically a Safe and Speedy Accommo dation Link, by which articles, large and small, entrusted to it, will be carried speedily and sarely. The Proprietor hopes lo secure a patronage which will amply sustain it, and afford a fair margin for a living profit. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. LKA.VF?Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 10 o'clock, A.. M., arriving in Washington at G o'clock, each day. LKAVE?Washington every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A. M., arriving in Wheeling at 6 o'clock, each evening. * OFFICES:?In Wheeling after the first or April, 1863, on Market Street, above Monroe, nearly opposite ??Wash ington Hall," and in Washington, in the rear or Morrow's Store. inar20 L. W. STOCKTON. Xo Country- merchants. Wholesale Boots and Shoes. MfCLALLENS Ck KNOX, have commenced receiving their Springaud Summer assortment of Eoots, Shoes ar.d Palm Hats. When completed, they d o not hesitate t. saw, that ii will be the largest an I best ever offered in this maTket. To country merchants on their way East, especially, an invitation is extended, to call; assurance being felt, thai upon examination, they will find it td thoir advantage to purchase here, instead of the Eastern markets. Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to them, they solicit a continuance of the same. leb2o M'CLALLENS & KNOX. Spring and Summer Clothing. STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor, ANNOUNCES to his old friends and customers an?l the public generally, that having re commenced business, he is now receiving at his new Store Boom, in the SPJtlnG HOUSE, IVatr-str *t, a splendid assortment of CLOTHS of every color, quality, and variety. Plain and fancy CASSlMERESj Silk, Satin, and all kinds of VESTISGS, &c., recently selected by hiraseir tu the Eastern cities, suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which he will malic up to order at thea?Aorto*t notice, In the best ma'njier, and laieat style. Hit* fsiucy Department embraces Shirts'of every kind. Collars, Cravats, Hand kerchiefs,-Gloves. Undershirts, Drawers, Stockings, and every article; kept in Gentlemen's general tarnishing Store. If you want the bent fit, out in the f Ity, call at "Head Quarters," South room SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Streot. mar!6-tf J. R. ANNAN. s. MAGUIRE. F. REYNOLDS Annan, fflaguire and Co., (LATE OF CUMBERLAND, MD.) Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No. 57, Main Strut, ' Wheeling, Va. try Will give prompt attention toconsignments. From their loug experience in the Comrnitsiou and- Forwarding business.they are prepared to oflbr facilities eu? al to that oT?t:Vf*th?rbouse; , J?n80'? fCincinnati Ga'setteamt Louisville Journal copy,3m]) lSemoral and Co Partnership. S D- HARPEK lias removed his wholesale and retail m hat and cap atom to the south corner ofMain and Uuion sta , (immediately .south or his old stand) and has associated with him in business his son, H. M. Harper,w der the name and style of S." D.'Harper Son i-.iJ in:! ' A IX persons knowing themselves indebted tome are A. m0,t C*U.*d."haRPEPIC' ?"'I/ v;..FOR THE LADIES. '?A NOTHEK lotor fine Cold Breut Pins. A. FlHer Ilin?S?mt Lockcts, Jint rieetwd alidforule it C. P. BRO'.VN'S, ? I 30 Ho. * Washington Halt. WHEELING. ?X*BKN? OJF 1853. WM. t7~selby. WHOLESALE DEALER IN Foreign. & Domestic-Dry Good*,. No. 117 Main st.t West side, between Monroe and Union sts. Wheeling, Va., IS NQW in receipt of Ills Spring stock or Dry Goods. and Notion?, direct lYom importers and Manuraclti. rers. Comprising as complete and desirable a stock ol goods adapted to the trade o? this section as can be found in any hou.;e, East or TFc?/, to which I would rcspectlully invite the attention or retail dealers; consisting ol DRESS GOODS. In black silks, alpacas, poplins, law.is, de laiues, ging hams, etc., with a very large stock of prints, or the best makes and colors. Also, bonnets, ribbons, linings, and Other trimmings in variety. And or men's wear. In cloths, cassimers, sattinetts, merino cassimeies, jeans, tweeds, and summer cloths; also, Cottonades, Den nis* blue drills, brown linens, linen drills, nankeens and other such goods, a very desirah.e assortment. Also, men's and boy's palm hats, Leghorn and Canton hats, solt wool, brash hats, etc.; with a fall stock of linen and cot ton bagging, seamless bags, burlaps, tablo diapers, crash, drillings, lickings, checks, shirting, stripe*, etc., brown and bleachcd muslins; with a good stock of white goods in the NOTION LINE. As cambrics, jaconets, Irish linens, laces, threads, but tons, hosiery, gloves, combs, etc., in all their variety. ? My whole.Ptock will be lound unsurpassed, as well in quality and style, asih prires. m?r25 W. T. SELHY. lVlcCLALLENS KNOX. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, Men nd Boys' Palm Hats, Band Boxes ?5fC., at the well known stand of the BIG RuD BOOT. WE are now receiving from our Eastern Manufacturing Establishments, one of the largest and best manufac turedassortment ofHoots and Shoes, for Spring & Summer wear, everoffered in thisor any other market. Tiiey have been manufactured to order, according to our own direc tions, and are intended expressly tor retailing. To our regular customers, and all others who may ravor us with o call, we can offer an unusually large variety of Hoots and Shoes, which weguarantee equal in quality of material ami workmanship to those manufactured in this or any part o the United States. Our stock will be fouud to consist, in part, of the folio wing seasonable goods: NO. 187. WOMFN'B OA1TXRR, IIaLF MKN'BPOOTB. OAiTFRs and jfknyj 1,500 men's call boots, uKoi. 3,000 men's goat boots, 200 pr womens gaiters, 1,000 pv men's kip boots, 400 do half gaiters, 1,000 men's buff and seal do 500 do walking8hoes, men's urooakh. ?300 do pegged buskins, 1,000 men's calf brogans, 500 do kid buskins, slip 1,000goat brogans, pers and Jenny Linds. 1,500 kip do Also, an assortment of 500 buff and seal boots, ClllLDKEN'8 BOOTEES. 1,000 do thick do 1,600 pr fancy booteas, boys'boo rs. 2,000 kid& moyocco " 500 pair boys call boots, 1,500 children's peg'd ?? 700 do kip do 100children's goat 41 300 do thick do misses bootees akd 200 do seal do BU8KIKB. YOUTH' BOOTS. oOO misses morocco lace, 500 pr youths call boots, 300 do kip do 300 do kip do 300 do calf do 200 do thick do 300 do kid and mo- boyb and youths brmuams. rocco buskins l,G00pr boys kip brogans, 150 do black, bine, and 500 do call do bronzed gaiters, 500 do thick do MUM SHOES. WOMFN'B LACF BOOTS. 1500 pairs men's gum shoes. 1,500 goatlace boots, 1000 do Mrs. do do 1,000cair do 800 do Misses do do 500 1 id do MENS AND BOY* PALM HATS. COO kip do 1500 doz. mens' and bojs* band boxes. straw hats, the largest a?- 1200 Hand boxes, superior sortment ever brought in- quality. to the city, French Hoot and Shoe kit. Lace leather for sewing bells &c.,2'idoz Deer Skins, 50 s'des alum tanned Cowhides Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to us, we solicit a continuance of the same. marl MoCLALLENS cfc KNOX 1853. ADAMS & GO'S EXPRESS NOTICE. Veto arrangements between 'Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadel phia, New York, Boston and the East. rHK public aio respectfully inlormed that we have made arrangements by which wc shall run a I>nily ExprexN Prom Baltimore to Wheeling, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and connecting at Baltimore with our Great Eastern Express, to and fr^m all the Cities and Towns of he Eastern and Middle States. We are now prepared to orward by this route, all descriptions or light and valua ble Goodt>, Packages, Bank Bills, Specie, Jewelry, &c., at Hill Speed, in charge of careful Messengers. Express for Baltimore and the East, will leave WHEEL ING daily, at 8 o'c.ock, A. M. leave BALTIMORE lally, at 7, P. M. Merchants and others, are respectfully solicited to ordei heir Goods through Adams <& Go's Express. apln?if ADAMS & CO. OFFICE:?Market Street, McLure House. L. E. FOHSYTH, Agent. IV. P. COl't.AN. J. B. KKYrt. Win. F. Coplan & J. B. Keys. Forwardiug AgcuUnud COMMISSI ON MJ'JR GRANTS. WHKELING, VA. tE5~A re prepared to Forward Merchandise, and Pro. luce, by Railroad and Steamboat, without delay. KEFElt TO?Samuel Neat, Wheeling, Va. 44 J. Taylor Son, Baltimore, Md.t " Taylor Keys, 44 " Kirklaud, Chase & Co., ** 44 Albert Brother, 44 " J. P. Pleasant Son, 44 Keys, Maltby dc Co., Cincinuatti, Ohio. 44 J. F. Torrence, 11 ?? 44 Pearson 4* Da vis, 41 44 44 S. T. Curd ?$? Co., Louisville, Ky. S. W. Pugh, 44 ? " George W. Philiips, Madison, Ind. fel.22 ! ' Special Notice. NEW ARRANGEMENT. Wheeling to Clevelundin Twelve I lout a, vn CLEVELAND AND 1-1TTSBURGH RAILROAD, FROM WKI.LSVII.I.E In connection with the splendid side-itheel steamers Winchester and Diurnal. The steamer WINCHES TER, Capt. Geo. D. Moore, leaves Wheeling on Men. Ways, Wednesdays a ud Fri.E ilay*, una the steamer DIURNAL, Capt. Tlios. 1?. Cal hoon, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 o' clock, a. m. precisely, and reach Wellsville 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; ?WITH THE? UNION LINE OF HTEAHIERS PROM LOUISVILLE; And the regular packets from Marietta and Parkeraburg. Passengers are ticketed through from Wheeling, Steu benville, and intermediate landings between Wheeling and Wellsville, to Cleveland. The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad connects at C i iveland with the ? Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad, and the Toledo, Noricalkand Cleveland Railroad, For the South and West, with the LAKE SHORE RAILROAD, FOR THE EAST. Passengers for Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Milwaukie, or tl.e Great Wes*; for Buff alo, Niagara Falls, Albany or Boston; for New York, via New Yorkand Erie, or New York Cential Railroad Line, 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 <Sr CO., Agents, Wheeling. ALEX. DOYLE, Agent, Steubenville. J. DURAND, Superintendant. feb23-'o3 G. & P. R. R., Cleveland. Notice to Housekeepers. M:\V OA ICI*I2TS AT RKVIXED I'ltlCEN. 1 fi nnn YARDS of Cariiets at No. 143, Main street. lO.UUu The Subscriber respectfully informs his cu* tamers and the public generally, tlfat he has just returned from the east, and is now receiving the largest, best, and ? most beautiful stock of Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, etc. etc. ever offered In this city, embracing almost every variety ol style and quality that can be found in the Eastern market?, from the finest English Velvets down to a common Rag car pet. This stock has.been selected with great care, and pur chascd under the most favorable circumstances, which wil! enable me to sell them much lower than the same quality of goods were ever sold in this city. Those in want of goods iu my line, will please call and select from my stock of over 16,000 yards, with 150 different patterns, varying in price rom J'2>c:to $2 per yard. *H?tt ??- J. C; HARBOUR, no. 143. Main st. McLURE HOUSE, JAMES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR. w WHEELING. VA. AR been recently completed at a cost or overJlOO.Ono jj. and furnished in the wry beat rtjlc. It contain, alt the appliances in use in the beat Eastern. Hotels, and Is "calculated in aU'reapectsforafirst class House. . The Proprietor having been engaged heretofore In one of the best.Eastern Hotels is determined to accommodate his patrons In a style Inferior to nopd WS?t or. east, and .pm pectftdly solicits their favor. ' fcb9itr FINE and coarse Sponge-extra fine?juat opened at ap2C VOW ELL'S drugatoie, 24 Unioust. BALTIMORE. Odd Fcllowrt^ irinwoni*, Bed ITleia, ?oiim ol Tcmpcraace, And other Society Regalia, Banners, Seals and Jewels, manufactured and sold by Gibbs <?* Smith, No. 73 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. THE asortment usually on liand consists of REGALIA, Odd Fciloic*'?Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En. ? * campment. | ' ' Past Grand and other Officers, plain and ? ? embroidered. , 4 1st, 2d, 3d, 4tli and 6th Degree Parade lle ? * galiaa. ? * Pichly embroidered Encampment Parad Regalias. Masonic?Knights Templar, Royal Arch, and Master. 4 Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &c. Sons of Temperance?National, Grand and Subordinate Divisions?Oflicers and Members. Red Men?Sachems, Past Oflicers. and richly embroidered 3d Degree Working and Parade Regalia. JEWELS Of the various Orders, of Silver, Gilt or Plated Metals, ncludingKnights Templar, Cwith Dirks.) BANNERS. Banners oravery sire, style and cost, adapted to the va rious Orders and Societies, manufactured to order; and De signs for Manners, when required, furnished free of ex pense, showing the style of the, same when finished. Also ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c. Comprising the largest asortment to be found in the U. S. LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND TRIBES; Wishing to fit up their Halls, or supply themselves with Parade or Working Regalia, Banners, <Stc., can depend up on having their orders satisfactorily filled, by calling on or addressing GIBBS & SMITH, Regalia and Banner M wturers, 73 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. OCg" G. T. FRY, A|?ci:?.^" Wheeling, Va. octS-tf Co-Partnerstiip. I HAVE this day associated with me in business, Mr. O. A. 55ANK, late of Wheeling, Va Baltimore, Feb. 1st, 1S53. MICHAEL IIERR. THE subscribers having connected themselves, under the firm of Michakl Hkbr ?}- Co., will transact the com mission business lor the sale of Produce, Provisions, - ?J-c., ntNos. 83 and 90 Spear's Wharf, and at Iicrr's Depot, ad ioinini: Calvert Station, North St. They respectfully solicit the patronage or their friends, giving assurance or their best attention to all consignments upon which advances will be made wl<en required. MICHAEL HERR; Baltimore, Feb. 1st, 1853. O. A. ZANE feblO G. R. W. ALNUTT. R. II. LOVE. O. V, MARTIN. Love, Martin & Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. BALTIMORE. MD., No. 5, Exchause Plate. Agents for the ttale of liacon, Pork, Laid, Butter, lluur, Whivky and Western Produce gcnerully. POSSESSING ample means and every facility ror doing business, in a satisfactory manner, they respectfully so licit a share o' the patronage or those requiring ail Agent, in this Market. Particular attention is given to the purchase ol Groceries tor Western account. Refer to, Baltimore Bankers and Merchants, generally. J). Lamb, Esq., Cashier North Western Dank, Wheeling. S. Brady, 44 Mercltants Ac Meclmnics, " John List, 44 Farmers Manufacturer?, " J C. Tollman, *' Branch State Boi.k c 10., Bridge port. J. II. Forsyth, Wheeling, Va Lewis Bayha, " James R liakcr, " W. W. Shriver, " Aaron Kelly, 44 John R. Morrow, 44 Sep.lfi. Gwyn & Reid, tinporlei'H tiimI Jobber! ofUry Good*. JVo. 7 Hanover Street. BALTIMORE, Md. OFFKH for sale, on the most favorable term*, a choice and select stock of Stali-* akd Fascy Dry Ooi.iw. to which they lespectfully invite the attention oftlo trade generally. mar2e-dii Unilotl .Stutett Lottery nud Eictiimge oBcr. SMALL WOOD <$? CO., Lottery alid Krc/lange Broker,, and dealtr, in J oreitm Gold tiullion, 4 c., BALTIMORE, MD. SPKCIAL licensed vendors lor the Maryland State Lot teries, drawn under the superintendence or Slate con - witsioners appointed by the G.ivernor aud confirmed by the Legislature or Maryland. Lotteries Drawing in May, 1853. ' Dato Capital No. or Price of Price or Oj'nm3" -? Tickets. Packages. Nos. 13 drawn SI 00 git; ^os. 12 drawn u 00 72 G 8,000 7o Nos. 14 drawn 2 at) 32 1o tios. 13 drawn 6 00 TO 25 N.??- 11 drawn 1 Oil 10 40,000 18 Nos. 13 drawn 2 00 170 9 9,154 78 Nos. 16 drawu 3 00 36 tn 2i'!S5 5?8, 12 drawn 8 00 mi 10 4,8o7 78 Nos. 11 diawn 1 00 1G 18,650 7S Nos. 12 drawn 6 DO 72 75 Nos. 13 drawn 2 CO 3a 30,000 75 Nos. 13 drawn 10 00 130 1- 6,000 75 Nos. 12 drawn 1 00 15 25,0< 0 78 Nos. 13 drawn 6 00 72 13 6,376 78 Nos. 13 drawn 2 00 30 13,500 78 Nos. 12 drawn ^00 62 14 6,000 78 Nos. 10 drawn 1 00 17 50,000 75 Nos. 11 drawn 15 1)0 230 16 0,000 76 Nos. 13 drawn 3 00 40 12,000 78 Nos. 13 drawn 8 00 110 17 3,9"i3 78 Nos. 13 drawn 1 00 15 24,000 75 Nos. 12 diawn 6 00 70 18 8,G77i 75 Nos. 15 drawn 2 60 30 30,909 78 Nos. 12 drawn 10 00 140 19 4,000 78 Nos. 13 drawn t 00 15 20,000 75 Nos. 16 drawn 6 00 6(1 20 10,010 75 Nos. 12 drawn 2 6*? 3G 21.000 78 Nos. 13 drawn 6-0 72 21 4,700 78 Nos. 12 drawn 1 00 15 4G.0U0 75 Nos. 14 drawu 16 00 200 23 9,000 78 Nos. 15 dra ? n 3 00 38 26,000 18 Nos. 15 drawu 8 00 100 24 4,000 15 Nos. 11 drawn 1 00 15 20,000 75 Nos. 12 diawn 5 Ort 72 25 10,214 78 Nos. 12 drawn 2 f.O 38 38,000 78 Nos. 13 drawn 10 00 140 20 4,000 75 Nos. 13 drawn 1 00 14 20,l?00 75 Nos. 12 drawn 6 00 72 27 6,850 78 Nos. 1C drawn 2 f>0 32 15.000 7o Kos. J4 drawn 4 00 CO 2S 6,000 76 Nos. 12 drawn 1 00 15 30 2or7,500 75 Nos. 13 drawn 3 00 40 28,000 75 Nos. 13 drawn 8 00 110 3t 4,621 78 Nos. 12 drawn 1 00 15 18,000 78 Nos. 13 drawu 5 00 70 0S"This list is the price of whole tickets, and package a of wholes. Ilalve8and quarter lickett, either singly or by the package, in proportion. MAMMOTH LOTTERY. 880,000. Tickcm oulr $32. GRAND CONSOL'D LOTTERY OF MD. CLASS M. To be drawn in the city of Baltimore. Md.. on SATURDAY. MAY, *8th. 1833. SCHEME. 18 Drawn Ballots In each Package orSG Tickets. 1 Prize or $80,000 1 prize of. *3,963 1 do 20,000 1 do 3.963 1 do 20,000 1 jo 3.963 1 do 2 ),000 1 Jo 3 963 1 do 20,000 800 uo 600 1 do 1,000 1&) do oqo 1 do 1,000 120 do Too 1 do 1.000 8,940 do GO I do 1,000 7,080 do 3S* 1 do 3,963 7,080 do 2 r, 1 do 3,963 7.080 do ?0 1 do 3,963 10,620 do 16 ?11,850 Prizes amounting to $1,825,824 78 Numbers and 18 Drawn Ballots. Whole Tickets, 832 001 Quarters ??? 00 Halves 16 00 | Eights 4 00 Certificates of Packages or 26 Wholes, 84GO do do do 26 Halves, 230 00 do do 26 Quarters, 115 00 do do 26 Eighths, 68 00 Smallwood df Co., ,beg leave to present a few or tbe schemes of44Maryland Slate Lotteries,** believing those we have selected the beat to venture in. The lotteries o Maryland, are drawn under the supervision or Comraisr sioners elected.by the State, and each ticket stamped by thera, (none others being legal.) To those who have not tbe means to venture largely or not disposed so to do, will find small lotteries drawing everj* week, and to those who mar wish to venture mora largely, will find some of greater magnitude, ranging in price, from to $5, and larger ones from <$8 to 320, and packages, from S* to ?210. We would particularly call your attention to packages, aa the moot advantageous to the purchasers, as they may have about twice the amount of tickets in packages Tor the same cost,?viz: for 26 tick ets in a SI lottery, we charge $16, and the owner or said package, entitled to all that may be drawn over the sum or $10 Halves and quarters in proportion. For ourselves as prize sellers, we will say nothing, but reler to tbe official accounts or the managers daily, lor tbe many prizes sold by ua, as we are acting only as 'Agents,* it is much to our advantage to make the best possible se lection for our correspsndents. as we thereby gain credit, and on the renewal, or cashing prizes, make the most Prof it, and Irom au experience of 13 years in the business, flat ter ourselves our judgement in selection of some iwpor ta[?y flank notes or drafts, on any solvent Banks in 'the United States, received by us In I*?"*"1 er singly or by tbe Package. Postage ?*2121J?, odd amounts orcbatice. Our monthly circularls forward ed to all who desire it, free of vm.r For good prizes, and P'^^SwoOu iTo..^ orders to Waltiinoie, Md. rnaO t J. PEACOCK c. *. N,CiI^CHOIi & PEACOCK. GENERAL COMMISSION llKKCIUi\T8, Corner of Market and Church 8ta? uRPEK TO?Maj Alex Allison, XatkuiUc. ?4 ? Johnson & Weaver, ?? ?? ?? A Hamilton. " 11 ** Will. Spence, Mitrfrcedoro <1 ?? Shepherd. M'Creary & Co, Charleiton, ?? u Isaiah Dickey dt Co, Pittsburgh. ?? J. W. Butlerdc Bro,' f* ?? ?? D. & J. Banning, Cincinnati. <? " L. L. Harding, ? ?? " Dorsey, Norton & Knox, Whetting. Jan I, 'C3-6U1