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VOLUME!.
WHEELING, VA., MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 6,
NUMBER 240
^IBljccling Sntclligcuccr,
IS PUBLISHED
DAltV TKI-WBBKLY ANDWKEKLY, BY
SWEARINGEN &. TAYLOR,
r , SWEAElXOK.*.] [O. 1. TAYLOR.
J H PENDLETON", I jrrjiT'opq
OLIVER I. TAYLOR,! EDITORS.
OFFICE?No. 21, Water Street, betwten Mcrroe
aud Quincy.
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0ues,"?!'Aoff?sioi?l Cards, (per annum,) not
BusineMa^'u' C Ofl
Foa^*? AovwTtstMKsrs, liberal discounts will 1
m^uDiil!?nM0|i0t>c*a' and advertisements forCharitab
. Fire Companies, inserted gratuitously.
Deaths Inserted gratuitously.
lUJSINESS CARDS.
lawyers.
n<A l ill S T li K N ,
attorney at law.
SpprUL attention river to collections in Ohio, Mar
cfct1' Wrookeand Hancock counties. Office for a few
rfks? Main street, corner of Jefferson. ma4
Charles Marshall,
? tiobset at e. a w ,
WlBfTUR Street,
.,,01-ir CESTKK WHEELING.
jioBCiAN
nt
reet
Wheeling, Va.
tltorneyand Counsellor nt Law,
Office No. 150, Fourth street,
?? 5m^So. ?4-,Mains??et.nMMii0 v^_
A?""e0Tmc" No. 69. Monroe str'Ylltluiifl, V A.
ue'EPH L. FRY. JAMES FAULL.
FRY & PAVLTi,
attorneys at law.
Will practice in the Courts or Ohio county and adjoining
jocntiM.
Joseph LFt practiceiu the Court or Appeals at
Lerrisbar?. and District Appellate courts at Fairmont and
Petersburg.
2J*Office on Fourth street, near the Court House,
dcclS WHBBL1NG, VA.
J. G. M'CLELLAN.
Attorney nt I.nw.
St. Lodis, Mo.
Office on Pine street, north side, between Main and .See.
on?'. 2d floor, entrance No. 8, Pine street,
farticulafattentiongiven to collections in Missouri and
Illinois. auggt.
GIBSON L. CRANMER,
Attorney nt Ln\r.
NOTARY PUBLIC
FOR THE CITY OF WHEELING,
cy.\nd Commissioner ror the State or Ohio, to take
acknowledgements or Deeds, Depositions and other writ
ings. aug26
A. C. Jones,
Attorney at Law.
Office on Fourth Street, near the Court House.
WHEELING, VA.
x. JACOB. J. II. PENDLETON. I
JACOB 3z PENDLETON,
Attorneys nt Law,
Office three doors north or the Court House,
Wheeling, Va.
EJTWill attend regularly the Courts or Marshall, Ohio,
Brooke, and Hancock counties, and the District Courts at
Fairmont and Parkersburg, and such other Courts in the
vicinity or Wheeling as may be necessary.
JOHN L. NEWBY, "
Alderman Ith Ward; and Attorney nt Law,
WILL attend to the taking or depositions, and writing or
Heeds, Contracts, Leases, dec. Persons desirous or his ser
vices in taking Depositions, will please to have the notices
?o as to take them at hisofficc. He will be found in his
?officemostly during the day} from 7 A. M. until 7 P. M.
Ornct-Quincy street, between Main and Market, south |
side. aug2G
PHYSICIANS.
G. W. Chalmers, M. D.
(From Baltimore.)
Will practice Medicine, Surgery and Obste tricks.
PERMANENTLY located in this city. Office and resi
dence?Mulberry square?opposite Mr. II. Echol's,
Centre Wheeling. ap2G-3in
Dr. M. Campbell.
. (UTE or rilRMODST, VA.) .
OFFICE: Fourth St., adjoining the residence of Henry
Moore. '
'">v24 Wheeling, V n
OK. A. S*. TODD,
Office and Drug Store, comer Quincy and Filth streets,
Wheeling, Va.
OR. J. C. HUPP, . .
Office on Main Street, one door South or Judge Fry's
residence. ? >
___ WHEELING. VA.
Dr. A. P. Wheeler,
Oflice: Main street,
. Centre Wheeling.
E-p Residence?No 43, Market street. 1yd
DR. E. A. HILDRETH, .
Office and Residence, No. 78. Monroe street,
ADJOINING THE COURT HOUSE. 1
DR. THOBURN,
OFFICE NO. ?4, in A IN STREET
?uafi-lyd Centre Wheeling.
Alfd. Hughes, 3VX. D.
. '''s Professional set vices to the coramunl'y.
i, i residence, ou Centre street, between Filth
Slxl!>- mar26-ly
DRUGGISTS.
JOHN B. VOWELL,
i)i: \i.Kit in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
?yeStuflW, Patent 3Icdicines, Perfnmeiry &c.
__ no. 24, rsion sr., wheelino. va.
KELLS & CALDWELL,
?... ^ueeeasors to Jan. Pnnll 3c Co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs,
VARNISHES, BRUSHES, GLASSWARE, Ac.
tJNlON BUILDINGS, MAIN STREET,
4th door below Monroe,
WHEELING, VA.
H. CRUMBACKER,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGIST,
175, Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
T. H. LOGAN &, CO.
(Successors to Paxton & Lake,)
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
*** dealers in Paints, Oils, Chamicals.Dye stufft, Var- |
toshes. White Lead, Perfumeries, Fancy articles,
Ac., &c. Ac.,
No. 193, Bridge corner. Main at.,
-eptB-iy Wheeling, Va.
W.T. SELBY,
r, Wholesale Dealer in
*oreign and Domestic Dry Goods, |
so. 117, MA1SE STREET, _
. Wheeling, Ya.
SEXTOll, KEAL 3c SWEARINGEN.
fancy dry goods
WHOLESALE.
No- 11, South 4th Street,
I ... PHILADELPHIA.
W. Sexton, L. Seal, A. Van Swearinoxn.
<>? w. iieiskkll. J. A. fetzer. e. b. &wearingen,jr.
HEISKELL & CO.,
Dealer* in all kinds of
Pfancy and Staple Dry Goods,
ner of Market and Union streets, three doors IVora
aurft m* S* ^Vickham's Aur.tion Rooms,
- Wheeling, Ya
HENRY k. LIST & CO.
TTrv _ . SocrBMoUTO LlsT, Howkll& Co.) I
wnolosc.le Grocers and Liquor
M'illC.HANI'S.
No. 88, Main Street,
? Wheelino Va.
R- CRANGL^ & CO.
WHOLESALE GK "KRK,
i1 orwarding and Commission
? MERCHANTS.
* orner Monroe and Market streets,
clim.T.
BUSINESS CARDS.
WM. B. HUSTON. NEWTOX K. MILTON.
Win. IS. XX tin to ii & Milton,
(.Successors toll, Webb & Huston.)'
Commission & Forwarding merchants
NO. 6CG, MAIN STREET.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
. Special attention paid to selling Flout and Wheeling man
ufactured articles. Also, to receiving and Forwarding
Goods.
REFER TO: Jaa. H. Forsyth, Esq., Hunter, Fleming ?&
Co., Wheeling; a?d Rhodes os Ogleby, and Bell & Harden,
Bridgeport. Ohio.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON,
Grooer and dealer in
FI.OITIt, AIV I> AI.1. KIN DM OF PUOVrS.
IONK, Cl.tl V KB 4- TI.1IOT1I V SKFII
No. 1TC, 8. EAST CORNER MARKHT AND UNI0N? ?
WHEELING A.
F. R. ARMSTRONG-,
AGENT AIVD DEALKR I!V
REAL ESTATE.
OfHce corner or Main and Union streets,
aug27-lyd WHEELING, VA.
S. D. WOODROW,
DEALER IN.
FAMILY GROCERIES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Imported Wines, Xiiqnora, and Cigars,
FOREIGN FRCITM, NUTS, &c. Arc.,
No. 256 Main street. Wheeling. Va.
M. J. KEATING,
Wholesale and Retail Denier In
Foreign and Domestio Fruits,
NUTS, CIGARS, Ac., Ac.,
And Manufacturer of every possible variety of
PLAIN AMD FANCY CANDIES,
Corner or Main and Monroe Streets,
Wheeling, Va.
J. N. ZIMMER'S
CRACKER AND CAKE BAKERY,
No. 1G2 Market *t% a fete doors South of the Market House,
Wheeling, Vn.
He keeps constantly on hand a large stock of the follow
ing articles : Butter Crackers, Water Crackers, Soda do.,
Sugar, do., Pilot Bread, and the celebrated Boston Crack
crs; all of which will be sold at the very lowest "prices.
Wheeling, Aug. 21. '52.?3md.
Wm. RIHEDAFFER,
WXXOLKSAIjK AIVD RETAIL
CHAIR MANUFACTURER,
No. 27, UNION STREET,
Wiikei.ino, Virginia.
EDW. L. PRATT,
Fancy and Windsor Chairmaker,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN UNION AND MONROE,
WHEELING, VA.
S. D. HARPER &L SON,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in
IXATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
MUFFS, FURS. AND CARPET BAGS,
No 129 Main st. corner of Union,
. WHEELING, Va.
B. M'CLALl.EN, S. M*CLALLEN. JR., C. D. KNOW
M'CLALLENS &, KNOX,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c.,
No. 196, Main street,
Wiieelino, Va.
WILLIAM BOLE,
Wholesale nnd Retail Dealer in nil kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 161, MAIN ST., BELOW MARKET ALLEY,
Wheeling, Vn.
JOHN HOWELL,
DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.,
IVo. 174, main St.
New Wholesale Liquor Store.
BECKER.WEILI.br & PRANZHEIM,
Importers or
Wines, Brandies, Crins, &c.
^ . Sprigs-house, Wnter Street.
WHEELING, VA.
This is a branch or the House of Beckcr, Welller & Co.,
or Philadelphia, and will always be in the receipt or the
purest and best Wines and Liquors, which will be supplied
to dealers in Wheeling and the surrounding country at the
lowest Eastern wholesale prices. declfi
FOREST CITY HOUSE,
W. A. Ac H. C. SMITH, Proprietors.
Corner of Superior Street and Public Square,
tr Cleveland, O.
WALNUT STREET HOUSE,
JT. W. 8WENEY, Proprietor.
Walnut street, between Sixth and Seventh Streets,
tr Cincinnati, O.
T. SWEENEY & SON,
(Successors to Sweeneys & Bell,)
MANUFACTURERS OF
FLINT GLASSWARE,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERSIN
China, Oueensvrnre, Lnnips, Girnndolei,
l ABLECUTLEUV, Arc.
No. 66, MAIN STREET,
Wheeling, Va.
NEW QUEENSWARE STORE.
HOBBS, BARNES,&.CO.,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CHINA, GLA8H, Ac QUEENS WARE,
HOUSE AND STEABIBOAT FURNISHING GOODS.
jVo. 28, Monroe St., near the Post Office,
WHEELING, VA.
H. P. MORRIS,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
No. 11, Monroe Street,
Wiieelino, Va.
EDMUND 1IOBBS, THOS. L. TAYLOR.
HOBBS & TAYLOR,
lfXanu<act?p*ersof
STEAM ENGINES,
AND GENERAL HIACHINISTS,
CORNER MAIN & QU1NOY STS.
MILL ENGINES, TOBACCO AND nOISTINO SCREWS
STEAMBOAT ENGINES, GRIST AND SAW MILL WORK,
FURNACE ENOINES, ENGINE BOILERS,
And all kindu of Ulnchincry lunde to order,
on the most reasonable terms.
Geo. W, Anderson;
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Water street, Wheeling, Va,
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having opened for
the reception or rreight, he tend? rs his services to the
public. His facilities far forwarding are unsurpassed, his
warehouse being on the track orthe Road, and i.est to tho
setamboat landing.
Having ample storage room, no charge will he made for
ttoragc: when consigned for shipmont. G. W. A.
fcb2S '
RICHARD BLUM,
[Successorto F. A. RRENTLINGER.]
Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS,
Chemicals.Dye Stufls, Paints & Perfumeries,
Also Imported. Havana Cigars tf Fancy Articles.
No. 84, Cor. Main and Third Sts.,
Centre Wheeling.
B. W. Stephens, Cii??. Beit-it, F. W. Knox.
w 111.1:1.1 m; noveltv works.
STEPHENS, BEATTY, & Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
SCALES, LOCKS, LATCHES,
Coflce mill., nil kind, of Fn.teningi,
llince.nnd illnlenble Cnatiuaa,
* WHEELING. VA.
E. VARNEY
MANUFACTURER OF
COPPER, TIN & NilKET IKON WAKE
No. 8. Alain St., near the Creek 15 ridge.
Wiieelino, Va.
W. F. PETERSON
Fire Vlnrine, nnd Mfe Inaiiranec
AND LAND AGENT.
No. 3?, Monroestreet, Wheeling, Va.
J. C. HARBOUR,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
1CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
LOOKING OX.ASHES, (t UPHOI.8TEBV
WARE OF EVER V DESCRIPTION,
NO. 143, MAIN STREET.
WHEELING, VA.
WM. YOST,
WATCH MAKER, A\I> WATCH AMI
CLOCK REPAIRER
No. 119 Market street, near the Post office.
tS^Al! business in his line promptly attended to.. 6md.
K. C. KILLER. K. W. KILLER.
Miller & Miller,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GLA
ziers nnd grain era.
No. 263, Main Street, Wheeling, Va. septic
CS LAMBD1N. B.C. bonham. f. w. bassett*
LAMBDIN, BONHAM, & CO.,
VIRGINIA, WUKRI.INC AND PHOENIX
PAPER MILLS,
WHEELING, VA.
Bonnet Hoards. Fullers* Hoards. Ac.
W. D. MOTTEv . ;;
Denier
No. 178, Market Str*it,Wheei.iiiq, Va.
BUSINESS CARDS.
I A. G. ROBINSON. j u nuaif vivr n
1 A. ?. ROBINSON & CO. '
. manufacturers of
WRAPPING PAPER, BONNET BOARDS
&c.?Also,
Grocors ana Commission Merchants
.. And_l'roducc Dealers.
No. 32 and 33 Water St., Wiieelino, Va.
| J. COWUILL. A. U'SWOROS.
COWG1LL & M'SWORDS,
I _ Forwarding ami
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
General Produce Dealers,
I ,No-59 Street, Wiieelino, Va.
?avI"K ample room for storage, no charge will be
I in"de for storage, when consigned Tor shipment.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING STORE.
CORNER MONROE AND WATER STREETS.
H. ' ( A. M. ADAMS
AP>st returned from the East, with an unusually large
stock or Goods, manufactured into clothing by tho best
I whoU-sa^or reulL bl> S?'d thel05Vel" >,0'"ilble Prlce?.
I investigation, without prejudice or favor.
I and I defy lair competition in Coats, Pants, and Vests, or
I auy thing in the clothing line. '
Come and try me, one and all, Jew and Gentile.
OCtG-tf
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
DR. S. P. HULLIHEN, DR. J. F. HULLIHEN,
OFFICE No. 131, Fourth street, near tho
Presbyterian church.
xnjTY t ^^ ^" re Teeth expressly for each par
tlcular case. Full setts or 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 STCtogtSO a Seui small
sotts from g3 to SS rer tooth. febiqyrid.
Wheeling Savings Institution.
' OFFICE, NO. 19tJ, MAIN ST.
omco open from 9 o'clock, a. m., until 3 p. m. Discount
day?Thursday, 10 o'clock, a. m.
OCyfilouey received on transient deposite. Interest paid
on special depoaites.
J. Crpmbacker, Alex. Roam, Alex. Paxtok, A.N.
Jounhon, UaniilI. Steemroo, Jas B. Marbii, Adam Fich
ner and H. K. List?Directors.
aug2' WM. McCOY, Treasurer.
XIIE WESTERN
insurance company
. . OP WnBELlNG, VA.,
I ?*m0ntiJ.nue??rf0?ta,te all kinds of Fire and Marine risks.
J Omco fto. 192, Mainst.
WM. M'COV. Sec'y. NKLS?N' VnMeat'
ISLAND TANNERY.
It U II ? li It & noVVIIAMV,
MANPKACTORER3 Of
Every description of Leather.
I ? ^ And Dealers in Wool nml Hides,
I Store Room No. 170, Corner oj Market Alley and Main street,
I m-c. .. Wiieelino, Va.
I KS^Shoe bindings of all kiuds on hand, and sold at very
I moderate terms. '
LUMBER, LUMBER.
L. S. Root's Lumber Yard
AND PLANING MACHINE,
I . Webster Strslt, Centre 'Vhxemno.
?$ST Heis prepared to fill all orders for K..XVKU LTJM
^p.l.>-nen flooring, weather boarding,
I SHINGLES, CEILING, LATHS, Ac. &r.
Office; No. 2-1, Main Street, near the Cr %ek Bridge.
fti?c24?ly.rt.
J. TURTON\
House, Sign, find Ornniucutnl Painter.
128, Main, betxeem Monroe and Union streets,
I .ii Wheeling *'Va.
u-3**Signs, Banners and Flags, transparent, plain and
Taney, executed with ueatness and de patch, Graining Ac.
1 feb22-Cm
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
M. H. GREGG
Number 60, Monroe Street, noar the Court House.
?K.Vn,UMHIV'S ci.otiiim;
Made to order in the latest styles.
. J. & W. TAYLOR,
Manufacturers and llcnlcra in nil kindH of
1 TOBACCO, SNUPP & CIGARS,
, WIIOr,t!MALG ANB RCTAITi,
No. 16S, Main St., East side, 2 doors below Market Alley,
"Wiieelino, Va.
WM. H. HOWSER,
ITInnnfactuvcr and Denier in all liinda of
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
No. 1G7, Main st., west side, 2 doors above Market Alley.
"WHEELING, VA.
S . A V E R Y ,
XV liolcsale and Retail
Hat and Cap Manufacturer,
No. 146, Main Street,
Wheeling, Va.
K5"IIas on hand the largest and best assortment or Ilats
and Caps or all qualities and sizes. janl 1
EDWARD AROHDOLD. SAM'l DAVENPORT.
ARCHBOLD & DAVENPORT,
Attorneys at Law,
Wooil.olicld. Ohio,
Will give the most prompt attention to business in
[ Monroe and the adjacent counties. jauM
RICHARD NELSON,
manufactures, to order, nil kinds of Tents,
Fire Screens and Mails, Tnrimuling,
| Awuinas, RigEingi nnd
| FLAG8FOK ALL 1?01.1T1CAL PARTIES
aug21-tr No. 22, Water Street, Wiieelino, Va.
THOMAS POPE.
ARCHITECT.
Office, No. 72, ITIelodeon Buildings.
Persons about to build, can obtain designs for Public
Buildings and Private Residences, with the requisite speci
| locations, estimates and superintendance.
~TiiOH. hornbbook;
Dealer in Real Estate,
HAS on hand, ltuilding lots and improved (iroperty for
sal*on accommodating terms. Two Brick houses,
j one Office, and ono Hall for societies or otherwise for Reut.
lyd. Monroe St., No. 24}, up stairs.
W in. Bin gh n m ,
Shirt Manufacturer,
NEW BRITAIN.
Connecticut.
HAS appointed A.M.Adams agent for the sale or his
shirts at Factory prices. Merchants, Clothiers, and
I others who are desirous of buying shirts or the best and
cheapest make in the United States will call *tA. M. A&.
ams, clothing store, where they will find a full assortment
1 ssp28?lyd.
Brentlinger & Armstrong,
. PBE8CKIPTIOIVISXS,
TJAVE^ust received at their medical store, a fresh sup
JlJL ply of the most choice medicines, such as people may
rely upon. In making their selections, no regard is paid to
prices, so the article be or the best quality.
Physicians' Prescriptionsputupbycarerulhands
at all times, day or night. aug21-lyrd
KELLS & CALDWELL,
(successors to jas. PAULL & CO.)
Importers and Wholesale dealers inDrngs,
medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. 83, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAVING purchased the entire stock, fixatures, chemical
apparatus, ?fcc., or the firm or James Paull tfce. would
I respectfully solicit the patfonage of dealers and tho public
| generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring Trom the Drug business, we take pleasure in
I recommending to-favorable consideration our successors,
Messrs. Kells tie Caldwell, and have no hesitation in saying
j that our rov.mer customers, and dealers generally, will re
ceive that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house a large share or patronage.
JAS. PAULL& i
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 or Pall and
Winter Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
I great care, and ' mannfhetured at the very best workshops
ol Philadelphia and New England, expressly for our Whole
sale and Retail trade. ? To our regular customers, and all
others who may favor us with a call, we can offer you goods
I which we jiurantee equal in quality, of material and/work
matiship, :t. those manufactured in "this or any part of the
United Slates. . TODD & DEVOL.
Whoeling, Sep 24,1862. -
NEW FIRM.
MESSRS. CAYWOOD, CONKLIN & CO.,
having purchased the entirestock ofstoves, Tin,
? copper and Shqet Iron ware of T. G. Colbert,
^tson, would respectfully inform the citizens ol
. Wheeling and vicinity, that theywilicarry on
the business or manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware, or which they have constantly on lrand a good
stand heretofore occupied by T. G. Culbertson.
Particular attention raidto repairing.
Wheeling. Aug. 21. CAYWOOD. CONKLIN <Sr CO
Dyeing to live !!
FIRTH & DAY
Seventh st., three doors from Dr. Tappan't,
STEOBENVILLE, OHIO.
Would inform the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity that
they have commenced the Coloring Bnsinessin every
branch. Silks, Cottons and Woolens,1 warranted tostaud
colors. Ladies' apparel, Gentlemen's Coats, Pants, Vests,
&C. ['?. ? ; ? .T .' *.
? ; <:??! IUA *??cy Color.
Of. every shade got up oqual to new. Ribbons, Shawls,
and cvemhlmiotjw way of coloriug.deaned, pressed, aud
done on the shortest notice, an? on easy terms..
DarATrangenwnts have been made, with the steamer 'Vi.
rooda.' to ^IyetV^^ve;aarti5l5|j[gl^aclt*ge? forti
.JLJBt.maAJtBa JAS. B. FIRTH ? 1
V...1 !
CITY BUSINESS.
ROB T FOR8VTII. J. T. HOPKINS. J. H. roRSVTH JR
FORSYTHS & HOPKINS,
(.Successors to Forsyth and Baker.')
ForivnriliiiK and
tommissioii Merchants
PRODUCE AND FLOUR DEALERS
H Wheeling, v..
r? I, c?rnl'1"led our arrangements East and Wcat
for tlio safe and upeecly transit of Merchandize and
? luduce, we tender ouracrvicea to the public, with the
assurance that our Ikcilitlea are Unsurpassed j our Houso
hayinga Railroad track running Into It, and beinc vorv
commodloua and detached Horn olher buildings, gives our
friends greater security lor their property.
1VTSole Agents for the Baltimore and Ohio Trans.
Variation Line, through direct to Philadelphia.
Having capacity 10 store 80,000 tons, no charre
jliiai ? "orage when consigned for shipment.
"" F'S.&H.
MERCHANT TAILORS;
Monroe street, tioo doors from Market, under the
Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va ,
Keep constantly on hand, a full assortment nr rinii..
Casaimorcs. VeaUnga, 4c..'widch wlU be se
der InthclateatUylo. and best manner. P
LUDWIG, KNEEDLER & CO
VVUOI.EHAI.E DBAI.EBI4 '
? "J ?R'T181'' rR*NCH ANr> AMERICAN DRV GOODS,
u0- Aor"? T-hvri Strut, S. West corner of Race Street
_ PHILADELPHIA. *
Uiueauil saud ?*"|>rr lHiul.1 I
A. R. DILLON & Co.
(SUCCESSORS TO F. B. HORNBROOK.)
Ha i,\tear t^ie GattoKc Burying ground.
AVB taken the above oatnblish.iu.-nt, whoro they in
tend tJ manufacture Gluo and Sand Paper or the best
h?"{.ny' !"y sel1 on 08 good terras as 'they can
bebought anywhere in the West.
tEg"Cash paid for scraps.
fcui-i-Kii, ij?, ac simm1 ii&un h ah7(
Manufactory.
l> inform his friends and the public generally that ho
continues to manufacture tlieabovo named articles in
an inen variety, of which he lias always on hand, a good ??.
sortment for wholesale and retail at very low pricest
He also keeps on hand, cooking stoves of the most an
proved patterns for coal and wood 081 1
?n'i0lwork Vi]} c?"tlnu?to receive his particular attention
"ca,e.h^CmUitfl>?;idron0.mP,n<!SS ""1 1 8l5',e ttat W"'
""89'1 K. VA RNEY.no. 8. Malnst.
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Cnemicals, Perfumery, &c., &e.
?T nfn?-Kwould announce to his
?d rh? ^r?^r",C pubUc generally, that having purchas.
interest of the senior partner in the business lately
win JSlfH ""A" firm or J' Crumbacker & Son, he
win continue the same at the old stand. No. 17fi, Main st
wo"''< respectfully solicit, and trusts to meritacontii,.
ij i * l'atr?nage so liberally bestowed on ths old llrm.
He has just returned from the Eastern cities^ and is now
Chnm'i'r "" extensive and well selected stock or Drugs and
Chemicals, 1 erfUrorry, Fancy articles, Ac., all of which
?^mriUrC '/,er 8trict personal inspection ar.d witli
a 'O purity or quality, and aro now offered
to the public on the most reasonable terms. lyr.
GEORGE MENDEL.
IVo 154, Iflain Street,
WKEELING VA.
L07.0f cai1het*' r?cs.
Clot hVnr.li i . - AUo' Table and Floor Oie
aMnrt min nrS1 ld keeps constantly on hand a largl
assortmentof Furnature of every description. Gilt ami
Mahogany Framed Looking Glnsses, GInss Plates, Venitinu
Transparent Windoty.Hlinds, HiindTrimmings, Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish, Haircloth, Curled Hair.
B?.V?n*' K,a88 and Mahogany Stair Hods
ect. all of which will he sold at the lowest prices, aug^t
WM. COWDEN
daguerreotypist,
RoomsX .oG, Monroe street, between the Neu, Hotel and the
... * , , . Court Howe.
ritniMaiiMhaii^ eny required shade, and colored to
represent the living complexion by a new style of coloring
i ? "over fade. Pictures ol all sires, both sin
SwVir irf5i?"Pr!iF Up 1>Inln a,,d faI,cy eases, at the
lowest prices. Likenesses of children accurately taken.
daguerreotype gallery".
?A;I'AUXRIMOEinvites
ftnttcntion to his Daguerean Rooms, ami
r Apparatus, now the result or years of
, experience and close application to the
? ? frt-t Confident that he.now combines
in his establishment all of the improve,
ments which time and proper tests have proven valuable,
he can promise to produce Likenesses combining all the
beauty and perfection which has yet been attained by the
Dajjuorrcan process.
tor the attractive and commodious style In which his
rooms are fitted up, he invites the public to call and exam,
ine for themselves. His Cabinet of Specimens are alwavs
open for inspection.
Likenesses taken in all kinds of weather, singly, or in
groups; also, post mortem likenesses taken at short noticc.
0-5-A well selected stock of materials?Chemicals, plates
cases, lockets, ?fcc., always on hand and Tor sale.
ICooiiiM, No. 30 ITlonroc at., near the Post Office
Americana, Pnti onizc It our Own IVIniiii.
fact ii re*.
Wheeling Silk Factory.
AMERICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
stantil articles of the various fabrics now in use at
uilMB SILK FACTORY, Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing. The curious in such matters are invited to call and see
the process or manufacturing, and those wishing to pur.
chase Silks, wholesale or retail, can be supplied on reason,
able terms at Gill's Store, adjoining the Factory, or at \
M. Adams', J. S Forbs'. A. O. Fairchild's, Marsh <fc Tay.
I???5'aid ? ? ?? - s, Wheeling, Va., andatJan.es
Richardson s Furnishing "Ware House, No. 119, Main
Street, Cincinnati, O.
I ..?y.r.?abrlc8 Rr? warrented all pure Silk, and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We are constantly
manufacturing, and our stock is now large and seasonable,
comprising many varieties?velvets, satins, vestings, dress
silks, fringes, cravats, handkerchiefs, or white, black,
plaid, figured and printed, all the newest styles, made of
best twined silk, twilled and plain. Also, shirts, drawers,
and hair hose for gentlemen.
' Please call and patronize this important branch of Amer
jean manufacture. Ordersforevery variety ofsilksprompt,
ly executed.
Merchantable Cocoons and Reeled Silk bought.
___ JOHN w, GfLL.
New Music Store.
Sign of the Grecinn Ti-igonum, IVo. 1 <19
Iflain Street.
FICK1ESON would resp??ctrully an
SjSEffiraSnpunce to the citizens of Wheeling and vi
J l7 K4 >/ 17 nity, that he has just opened a now and
2..u ? ,? elegant establishment for the sale or Violins.
Guitars, ViolmceUos, Flagolets, Flutes, Fires, Accordc
ons. Banjos, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments tho
first and best make.
Instruction books Tor all kinds of Instruments: and lor
singing.
Music for the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin, also, the
? vEHf"* 1>lie^t*?ietc?'aaPd the very hest Ionian and
Italian Violin ar.d Guitar Strings.
Clarone^, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violincello and Violin.
.5lcber'8 Furniture Polish, for renovating varnished
? urr.iture, such as Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions or Furniture.
?r*).,80/0r.8ale by the Ae?n? ror Kleber, Pittsburg Pianos
or Uie first and best manufacture in the United States, such
as JVunn8?ud Clark's grand and square Pianos, J. B. Dun*
ham s, Hallett and Allen's celebrated Boston Pianos, Ac.
Melodeons r th? niake ofCarhardt a,,d Needham's Patent
a M?e^owestSpric^sa^^n^ mus'Cal instruments repaired
STEAM-MARBLE WORKS,
Tup MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.
HE .SUBSCRIBER haviug made extensive arrange*
,^Vi8 thc Ea?t for the 8UPP?F or Marble, and con
icmplaUng the erection or Steam works, he would invito
the attention of Architects, Builders, and the public in Gen
eral to the inspection or his stock, consisting of Italian,
Egytfan, Sienna, American and other Marbles of the finest
qualities, which can be sold lower than any other establish*
ment in the west.
Dealers would find it to their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the mo9t elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention or purchasers to examine his
stockorstatuary^and other carved work, Monuments, Ceil
otaphs, Tombs, Head and foot 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.
oE5-Alsp Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
~>asts and Models, and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices. 1 y. a.
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
AND '
Patent PhoMgene Gai,
? FOR BURN IN G IN THE- 8 A M E.
ThU Lamp, for producing a portable Light, is confidently
T as superior to.any other Tiou} in uje.
IIE LIGHT is produced by the burning of an aeriform
ror.t?oMlnPKU^mlttedin belUllrU,JcU frora small per.
i8 it is iised, by theheat ofiU own
combtation acting on the burner, connected with the Liquid
InthelAmp. Thus It is a perfect arid portable apparatus
for creatirg and burrdngaeriform Gas.
I?? fOMtruc'-ion I? ?ucb, that .11 possibility or accident
n?a^o?c.^
well, oitiier with or without, glass globo or shade, ami pet
te^tly free from smoke or odor.
iwW?" or,'?? ecienlific may be learned from tbe Tact
I*lrof thjAraericaninstituto, In 184s, a
The above for sale, "Wholesale and Retail, by *
? J *- UUNHAMicO,
?' fo. US Monroe St., near the Post omce
Wheeling. Va.
.it !
wheeling.
*. W. STKt'HKNS. cum mrrv r
Wheeling NoveUy Works""01'
makdfacturkiis op
SCALES, LOCKS
LATCHES, COFFEE MILT.S, ALL KINDS OF FASTENINGS.
HINGES AND ilALEADLE CA8TIt*G8,
WANTED.?The highest price wiU bo paid in cash fnr
?craps or wrought una cast Iron, copper and bras^st lh*
WheeUns Novelty Works. Centre Wheeling. '
margfl-flmd STEPHENS. ilKATTV @ Co.
EVANS & BROTHER,
MARBLE WORKERS,
Norlh cnd 0f^'L^\min Str?'>
vSaSto.''1 Grive "tones-ln "Ua?1'
, Strobel &. Blooh,
v Denier* in Wine. A, I.iquora
*V?- 117 Main S,T"',building formerly known a. the
?? _ Columbia House.**
ap21-ly WHEELING, V A .
If) HOXbS ORANGES;
?iv ? Lemons;
1 Hbl. Baryoca Cocoa Nuts;!
16 Bus. Ground Nuta;
20 Bbl. Davis' Butter, Sugar, and .Soda Crackers.
| ' Just received and for sale by
apV R. T. BROOKS.
Wheeling Marble Works.
H. BLUM & CO.,
lVT^A,^,URER.S ?rtomb 8tonM- 8Utu?8' maritle
JT^i w??li stands lor steamboats and hotels,
and ornamental columns, window caps, etc., for dwelling
houses, and other buildings, and builders of vaults.
SHOP.-?CornerQnincv and Market etrreU,
Wheeling, Va.
n,..,,? .i! ?pe'fons indebted to K A Blum are ro
them settle, and those having claims, to present
Wilde & Brother
__B BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS,
Wf ? ?e,a" dealers in miscellaneous,
T T medical, theological and school books, stationery
S ,grin Window blinds. Wholesale dealers, school
S. . ,T b , .'r8' n"d ol hers supplied at the lowest
WhMHng Va ' cornor ?r'Wttin and Dnion streets,
Calvin Rice,
PAIN I'ER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &c?
No. 132 Main Street.
apliMy WHEELING.
~ TODD & DhVOL,
wholesale and betail dealers in
Boots and Shoes!
Mens-, Bovs' and Children*' Leghorn, Canton and Palm
Lear Hats* &c., at Llie wcl known stand of the
Black Itfamuioth Root,
South end of the Market Square.
i are opening an unusually lar-o stoc!
Ml orspringand Summer Boou, SHoet, Halt aud Cavi,
X HeJ selected with great care; and mamifactu ed at the
evnTjTw?} workshops or Philadelphia and New England.
S3?? 7 our bolesaleand Ketail Trade To our ic;
uiar customers -.ml all others who may favor ua with a co l
Good*, which we guarantee equal inqu?l.
n.h .T lols,n.d workmanship, to those manulacurred
ill this or any part of the United States
n"r'7 TODD A UaVOL.
Baltimore and Ohio Hall Road. "
DORSEY, NORTON & KNOX,
Receiving & Forwarding Agents,
Corner of Monroe anil lVntcrMl..,
Wheeling, Va.
E" N' KORT<'N. F. W. KNOX.
|_i A v I?(, consummated arrangements with our corres.
XJ_ poildentsj.we are prepared to receipt for goods
?,"?a.r .s. on?t,le western waters; also to Baltimore,
I Inladelpnla, Sew York and Boston. jan 15?tf
J. W. Robb,
Chair IVInnnfacturcr, nnd Dealer in Furni
H? c *nre,
AS always on'hand, at hia old established stand,
No. Xi-l Main St., Wheeling, Va.,
t.very variety or chairs, wariantnd or the beat material
and workmanship. He would invite (hose who may wish
to purcha se, to cail aud examine his stock or Cabinet Fur
niture, which has been selected by him, expressly Tor this
market. It consistsol sofas, bureaus, sprii.g seatchairs,
wash and work stand, what-nots, bedsteads or every
variety, cribs, ottomans, lounges, card, dining and break
fast tables, Ac., all or which will be sold at the lowest
rates.
J. W. R. believes that an experience or many years in
the business, will enable him to give entire satisfaction
to all who may honor him with e call. maris
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe St.,
WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber wouldca'l the attention or the public to
his well selected stock or watches, clocks, jewelry,
silver ware, and fancy goods, which he is now opening.?
Ilia stock is composed in part of gold and silver watches,
keys, guards and chains.
Every description of gold jewelry;
Gold, silver, silver plated and common spectacles;
Pure silver table, tea. dessert, sugar, mustard and salt
spoons, and butter kuivea;
Plated and German silver fork8, spoons, butter knives,
etc. etc.
Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors;
Vkry rink razors, strops, shaving cream, etc.;
Boodsj fy' C0m^8' brushes and a great variety of fancy
Particular attention paid to repairing watches, clocks,
and jeweliy, and engraving handsomely done.
A share or patronage is respectfully solicited.
spo-dtf C. P. BROWN.
New Wholesale Tobacco Store,
LO(? AN, CARR & Co., are now ready to supply dealers
in the city or country, with Virginia Chewing Tobac,
co> J""nP?rtC(1 and domestic segars, snuff, of all kinds,
snuffboxes, etc.
They will offer, on the best terms, at their wholsale store
rio. 81 Main street, between Quincy and Afonroe streets,
?.0 boxes os and Sa lump chewing tobacco;
200 do J lb do do
250 do pound, some very superior;
60 do Diadem and dew drop twist;
30 gross yellow bank and aiuulet fine cut;
20 bbl smoking tobacco;
1000 papers do do
200,000 superior segars;
300,000 domestic do
160 boxes chalk pipes and pipe heads;
60 gross snuff boxes;
20 do cfear cases, etc., etc.
Dealers are invited to call and examine our stock. We
are determined to offer inducements equal to any in the
aestern market. inar30
Speed and Safety!
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
TRI- WEEKL Y EXPRESS!
a THE subscriber has perfected his arrangements for run
. uing a regular Wagon Link, for the rapid transmis
sion cr
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
Between theabove mentioned, and all intermediate points
1 his will be emphatically a Sane and Spkedv Accommo
dation Link, by which articles, large and small, entrusted
to it. will be carried speedily and safely. The Proprietor
hopes to secure a patronage which will amply sustain it,
and afford a fair margin for a living profit.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
LEAVF?Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 10 o'clock, A. M., arriving in Washington at 6
o'clock, each day.
LEA VE?Washington every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A. M., arriving in Wheeling at 6
o'clock, each evening.
OFFICES:?ln Wheeling after the first of April, 1S63,
on Market Street, above Monroe, nearly opposite ''Wash
ington Hall," and in Washington, in the rear of Morrow's
Store. mar20 L. W. STOCKTON.
Xo Country ITlcrchanta.
Wholesale Boots and Shoes.
M'CLALLENS de KNOX, have commenced receiving
their Spring aud Summer assortment or Hoots, Shoes
and Palm Hats. When completed, they do not hesitate t'
sav, that ii will be the largest an I best ever olTercd in
this market.
To country merchants on their way East, especially, an
invitation is extended, to call; assurance being felt, that
upon examination, they will find it to their advantage to
purchase here, instead Qf the Eastern markets.
Thankful for the patronag e heretofore extended to them,
tliey solicit a continuance or the same.
Ich25 M'CLALLENS ?fc KNOX.
Spring and Summer Clothing.
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
ANNOUNCES to his old friends and customers and the f
public generally, that having re commenced business,
he is'now receiving at his new Store Room in the SPRING
HOUSE, I VaU-^Str ?/, a splendid assortment of CLOTHS
or every color, quality, and-variety. Plain and fancy
CASSIMERESf Silk, Satin, and all kinds or VESTINGS,
&c., recently selected by himseir in the Eastern cities,
suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which he will
makeup to order at-the ihorteet notice, in the beet
manner, and latest atyle, IVia fancy Department
embraces Shirts of every kind,'Collars, Cravats, Hand
kerchiefs, Gloves, Undershirts, Drawers, Stockings, and
every article kept in'Gentlemen's general ftirniahihg
Store. If you want the best fit out in the< iiy, call at "Head
Quarters," South room SPRIQG HOUSE, Water Street.
marl5-tf
J. R. ANNAN. ' S. MAGUIRE. F. REYNOLDS
Annan, mTagnirc and Co.,
(LATE OF CUMBERLAND, MD.)
Forwarding , and Commission Merchants,
No. 57, Main Street,
"Wibeeiinc, Va.
icy-will give prompt attention to consignments. From
their long experience in the Coramissiou and Forwarding
business,they are prepared to oiler facilities eq~al to that
of ar.ycfhsr house. ian20
f Cincinnati Caietle and Louisville Journal copy 3m]
IteniovnI and Co-Partnership.
SD- HARPER has removed his wholesale and retail
. hat and cap store to the south comer of Main and
Union sts , (immediately south of his old stand) and has
associated with him lnburiness his son, H. M. Harper,hit.
der the name and style of 8. D. Harper & Son. ?
LIX ipowtng themselves .indebted to me are
most fespcctftilly requested to call and settle their ac
farOfl ? D. HARPER.
FOK THE LADIES. ~
ANOTHER lot of fine Cold Breast Pins. Kar Rings.
Finger Rings and Lockets, just received and for sale
? ? . .C.P. BROWN'S,
?r? No. 4 Washington Hsll.
WHEELING.
HPBIKIx OV 1S53.
wm. tTselby.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
I Forci{;u & Doincntic Dry OooiIh,
\No. 117 Main St., West side, between Monroe an j
Union sts.
Wheeling, Va.,
is NOW in receipt of his Spring stock or Dry Good
ami Notions, direct from importers and Manufacti..
I Vers. Comprising as complete and desirable a stock ? \
adapted jo the trade 01 thl? ?~tlon as can be foun
I would rcspectrull,
DRESS GOODS.
...anuiat.li.
wu>ui|'iiaing as complete and desirable a stock <
foods adapted to the trade 01 this section as can be faun
n any hou:e, Eostor Weet, tn\vhich I would respectfully
invite the attention of retail dealers; consisting of
DRESS GOODS.
In black silks, alpacas, poplins, lawns, de lalnes, glnp
hams, etc., with a very large stock of prints, or the bev
makes and colors. Also, bonnets, ribbons,linings, an<
other trimmings in variety. And or
men's wear.
In cloths, cassimers, sattinetts, merino cassimere?
jeans, tweeds, and summer cloths; also, Cottonades, Dei
. nis' blue drills, brown linens, linen drills, nankeens an.
|other such goods* a very desirab.e assortment. Also
men'sand boy's palm hats, Leghorn and Can'011 hats, sol
l wool, brash hats, etc.; with a rull stock or linen and cot
ton bagging, seamless bags, burlaps, table diapers, crash
1 drillings, lickings, checks, shirting, stripes, etc., brow
and bleached muslins; with a good stock or white good ,
' in the
NOTION LINE.
As cambrics, jaconets, Irish linens, laces, threads, but
tons, hosiery, gloves, combs, etc., in all their variety.
My whole ftock will be found unsurpassed, as well i
quality and style, as in prices.
mar26 W.T. SBLBY.
lVicCLALLENS & KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEHS !?
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Men ? ncl Boys' Palm Hats, Band Boxes Sfc.,
at the well known stand
of the
BIG RilD BOOT.
WE are nowrecelvlngrrom our Eastern Manuracturli
Establishments, one or the largest and best manufa?
turedassortment ofHoots and Shoes, ror Spring<fc,Summr
wear, ever offered in this or any other market. They ha\
been manufactured to order, according to our own dire?
Hons, and are intended expressly ror retailing. To 01
regular customers, and all others who may ravor us with
call, we can offer an unusually large variety or Hoots an
Shoes, which we guarantee equal in quality or material an
workmanship to those mannractured in this or any part
the United States. Our stock will be round to consist, i.
part, of the following seasonable goods: __
_ _ _ NO. 187.
WOMPN'S OAITFR8, HALT MKN'S POOTS.
qaitfus akd 1,600 men's call boots,
linos. 1,000 men's goat boots,
200 prwomensgaiters, 1,000 pr men's kip boots,
100 do half gaiters, 1,000 men's buff and seal do
300 do walking shoes, men's urooak*.
500 do pegged buskins, 1,000 men's cair brogans,
300 do kid buskins, slip 1,000goat brogans,
pers and Jenny Linds. 1,300 kip do
A lso, an assoi tmcnt or 800 buff and seal boots,
ciiii.uRUN'H bootkks. 1,000 do thick do
1,600 pr rancy hooteos, boys' nooi".
2,0^0 kid A* nioyocco '? COO pair boys call boots,
l.500 child-en's peg'd" 100 do kip do
tOOchildren's soat " 300 do thic- do
misses bootcks and 200 do seal do
BUSKINS. YOUTH* BOOTS.
>00 misses morocco lace, 600 pr youths cairboots,
300 do kip do 300 do kip do
300 do cair do 200 do . thick do
300 do kidandmo* boys and youths brogam*.
rocco buskins l.OOOpr boys kip brogans,
160 do black, bine, and 600 do cair do
bronzed gaiters, 600 do thick do
GUM SHOES. WOMKN'S LA?:F DOOT8.
1600 pairs men's gum shoes. 1,600 goat lace boots,
1000 do Mrs. do do 1,000 cair do
800 do Misses do do 600 1id do
MENS AND boyi palh hats. 600 kip do
1500 doz. mens' and bojs' band boxes. .
straw hats, the largest as. 1200 Hand boxes, superio
8orimentever brought in- quality.
to the city,
Fronch Hoot and Shoe kit. Lace leather Tor sewing belts
&c., 2 'doz Deer Skins, 60 sides alum tanned Cowhides
Thankful for the liberal pationagc heretofore extendedt
us, wc solicit a continuance or the same.
marl McCLALLKNS & KNOX
1853.
ADAMS & CO'S
EXPRESS NOTICE.
New arrangement* between Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadel
phia, New York, Boston and the East.
THE public arc Tespectlully informed that wo ha\
made arrangements by which we shall run a
Daily KxpreMH
From Baltimore to Wheeling, via Baltimore and Ohi
Railroad, and connecting at Baltimore with our Grea
Eastern Express, 1o and rrom all the Cities and Towns ?
the Eastern and Middle States. We are now prepared t .
forward by this route, all descriptions oriight andvaluh
b!e Goodi. Packages, Hank Hills, Specie, Jewelry, &c., * ;
mail Speed, in charge of carefol Messengers.
Express for Baltimore and the East, will leave WHEEI
ING daily, at 8 o'clock, A. M. leave BALT1MCR
daily, at7, P. M.
Merchants and others, are respectfully solicited to ordr
their Goods through Adams & Go's Express.
aplo-ir ADAMS & CO.
OFFICE;?MarkotStreet, McLure House.
L. E. FORSYTH, Agent.
Wm. F. Coplan & J. B. Keys.
Forwarding Agcnta and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WHEELING, VA.
IQPAre prepared to Forward Merchandise, and Pr?:
duce, by Railroad and Steamboat, without delay.
REFER TO?Samuel Neal, Wheeling, Va.
. 44 J. Taylor 4*Son, Baltimore, Md.j
" Taylor 4-Keys, '*
" Kirkland, Chase &Co., "
** Albert Brother, "
" J. P. Pleasant <$* Son, ??
" Keys, Maltby & Co., Cinclnnattl, Ohio.
" J. F. Torrence, " M
" Pearson <$? Davis, " "
?' S. T. Curd 4?Co., Louisville, Ky.
?? S. W. Pugh,
*' George W. Phillips, Madison, Ind.
Eeb22
Special Notice.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Wheeling to Clevelandin Twelve Hours,
vrA
CLEVELAND AND LlTTS BURGH RAILROAD,
from wei.lsville
In connection with the splendid side-wheel steamers
Winchester and Diurnal.
^ Elit cTg H
day*, Liiu tlie steamer DIURNAL, Capt. Tnos. D. C;
lioon, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 <?
clock, a. m. precisely, and reach Wellsville in time i
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?
UNIONISING OF 8TEAIIIKR8
FROM LOUISVILLE; s
And the regular packets rrom Marietta and PaTkersbui. .
Passengers are ticketed through rrom Wheeling, Stf
henville, and intermediate landings between Wheeling and
Wellsville, to Cleveland.
The Clevland and Pittsburgh Railroad connects .t
11 ivclahd with the
( LEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI RAILROAD,
and the
Toledo, Nor walk and Cleveland Railroad.
For tlie South and West, with the
LAKE SHORE RAILROAD,
FOR THE EAST.
Passengers for Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, Detro ,
Chicago, Racine, Milwaukee, or ti e Great We-V; for J3i "
?ld, Niagara Falls, Albany or Boston; for New York, \ i
New York and Eiie, or New YorkC-ential Railroad Lii ,'
will find this a cheap, expeditious, comfortable, and plei
ant route.
Keiurning.
I Regular connections are made at Cleveland with t
above Railroads, and at Wellsville with the above nam I
Steamers.'
S. C. BAKER CO., Agents, Wheeling.
ALEX. DOYLE, Agent, Steubenvilie.
J. DURAND, Superintendant.
feb23-'53 C. & P. R. R., Cleveland.
Notice to Housekeepers.
NKWCARPETOAT REDDCEDPRICI .
1 OHO YARDS or Carpets at No. 143, Main stre .
lU,UUv The Subscriber respectfolly informs his c ?
tomers and the public generally, that lie has-just returr l
rrom the east, and is now receiving the largest, best, a d
most beautifol stock or Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, etc. e- ?.
ever offered in this city, embracing almost every variety ??!
style and quality that can be found in the Eastern marke ,
from the finest English Velvets down to a common Rage
pet. This stock has been selected with great care, and p .
chased under the most ravorable circumstances, which 11
enable me to sell theni much lower than the same quality if
goods were ever sold in this city. Those in want or got s
ill my line, will please call and select from my stock oro\ r
10,000 yards, with 160 different patterns, varying in pn r
rooi 12?c. to $2 per yard.
"wnll J. C. HARBOUR, no. 143. Main ??
Mel/UK*] HOUSE,
JAMBS CARROLL, PROPRIETOR.
WHEELING, VA.
TT-A8'been recently completed at a cost or over$l00,< >)
li and rurniahedJn the very best .style. It contains I
the appliances Ih use In ' the "best. Eastern Hotels, and -a
calculated in all respect*for a first class House.
The Proprietor having been engaged heretofore in one ??f
the best Eastern Hotels? determined to accommodate ' n
patrons In'*styte Inferior to none west or east, and n ?
pectfuUy?Plicit? thelrfavor. . ' ffnb9;t ^
171NE and coarse Sponge?extra fine?just opentd'at
^ ap26 VOWELL'S drug store, 24 Union st
BALTIMORE.
Odd Vcllows, Masons, Red Mcu 8 ,
Temperance,
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and Jewels, manufactured and sold
by Gibbs ? Smith, No. 73 Baltimore Street,
THK,. . Baltimore, Md.
I UK asortment usually on hand consists or
v ? ? REGALIA,
Odd fGrand and Subordinate Lodge and En.
, , campment.
' ' l8tgahda's3c1' 4"'and 6lh Parade Ko.
1*iRega|liasbr0'<lered IiDCImPn*n' Parad
Jtfrnfc-K?lght, Temp";-, Koyal Arch, and Master.
o??. "obea, Banners, Swords, Ac.
DI?!aions-Offlcera"SlMeSriCr,u,d anJ Kub?r<J>"?'o
adX^ew\aSnPd^la?.t^7^,dariCh,^inbr0i<I?"d
JEWELS '
Or the various Orders, of Silver, Gilt or Plated v.t.i.
ncluding Kmghta Templar, (with Ulrka t Metals,
BANNERS.
Banners or every site, style and cost, adapted to the v.
aim? Societies, manulactured to orderi and De
f.SSL f ?nneFa' whcn required, furnished tree or e*
1 P?5m3""JiSiJ?? ortl" finisS a"u
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. 4c
I n r^So'^^rseatasortmentto be found in the U s
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
WI . TRIBES;
Parade orew0rkiU?P?tBCirPalli* or??I,P?r themselves with
on havln. Ik.?? .F Kogaha, Banners, (Sc., can depend up.
addressing ?,S"3gjjfcb,- calUng on dr
B "SS?e~Mi?"4' M*** >'tur,!re' 73 Baltimore Street.
03- G. T. FRY, Agei:^' \Vheeling, Va. oct5-tf
Co-partnership.
I vmae ia bUSi?e- ?'?
Baltimore, Feb. 1st, 18S3. MICHAEL HERR.
thIfi?2?Mrib<,ra ?viDg connected themselves, under
_i2i,'eyrespectf^,y80licit the patronage or their friends.
mmn?aMUi.raniCC or their bcstattentioi. to all consignments
upon which advances will be made when required
Baltimore. Feb. 1st. >853. SSZEg***
G. B. W. ALNUTT. K. H. LOVE. C. V. MARTIN.
Love, Martin & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BALTIMORE, MD.,
No. 5, Exchange IMacc.
Aqents for the Male of Bccon, fork. Lard, Butter, Ilutir,
PO^kwixr . V:stern ^odueegenerally.
OSSESS1NG amp.c ir.c-.iiis and every facility for doing
business, in a satis.acM?;- manner, they respectfully so
li?,'? ?'4 Wouasw o.tho*e requiring an.Igent, in
n? e f |,lr1CU;ar altenli?n given to the purchase
t.l O rmertes Tor Western account.
Refer to,
Baltimore Bankers and Merchants, generally.
D. Lamb, Esq., Cashier North Western Bank, Wheeling.
V*?r^7y' Merchants & Mechanics, ??
" farmers & Manufacturers, ??
Port TaJ,roan, " Br?ch State Bai.k c ; O., Bridge
J. H. Forsyth, Wheeling, Va
Lewis Bay ha, "
James R'Baker, 44
W. W. Shriver, ??
Aaron Kelly, ??
John R. Morrow, **
Sep. 1G.
Gwyn & Reid,
1 mportoi'H nnd Jobbers of Dry Goods,
ivo. 7 Hanover Street.
BALTIMORE, Md.
OFFER ror 3ale, on the moat ravorable terms, a
choice and select stock or Stalim: *nd i^^ct 1)rt Coon*,
to which they lespectrully invite the attention ortl.e trade
generally. marg&-dlf
United States .Lottery uud Kxchangc OUici'.
SMALLWOOD cp CO.,
Lottery awl Exchange Broken, and dealer* in loreien
Gold Bullion, ^
BALTIMORE, 31 D .
SPECIAL licensed vendcis ror the Maryland State Lot
teiies, drawn under the superintendence or State con -
lrissioners appointed by the G.ivernor and confirmed by
the Legislature or Maryland.
Lotteries Drawing in May, 1853.
Date Capital No. or Price or Price or
Ala>. Piues. Ballots. Tickets. Packages,
u S'1.009 78 Nos. 13 drawn SI 00 ?ig
25,000 76 Nos. 12 drawn 5 00 72
6 8,000 75 Nos. 14 drawn 2 50 S2
-4,000 75 Nos. 13 drawn 6 00 TO
7 72"S?8* 11 dr*w? 1 00 15
40,000 78 Nos. 13 drawn 2 00 17O
^?3' !0 drawn 3 00 36
?.o,QQ0 75 Nos. 12 drawn 8 00 mi
10 78 Nos. It drawn 1 00 1G
18,656 78 Nos. 12 drawn 5 00 7?
75 ^os* 13 drawn 2 50 35
30.000 75 Nos. 13 drawn 10 00 130
12 5,000 75 Nos. 12 drawn 1 00 15
25.01 0 78 Nos. 13 drawn 5 U0 ' 72
6,376 7S Nos. 13 drawn *2 00 30
13,500 78 Noij. 12 drawn 4 00 G2
6,000 78 Nos. 10 drawn 1 00 17
50,000 75 Nos. 11 drawu 15 00 230
9,000 75 Nos. 13 drawn 3 00 4a
12,000 78 Nos. 13 drawn 8 00 liO
17 3,9*<3 78 Nos. 13 drawn 1 00 15
24,000 75 Nos. 12 drawn 6 00 72
8,6??i 75 Nos. 15 drawn 2 50 30
30,909 78 Nos. 12 drawn 10 00 140
4,000 78 Nos. 13 drawn l 00 15
20,000 75 Nos. 15 drawn 5 00 60
10,0^0 75 Nos. 12 drawn 2 6*? ,*<6
24.000 78 Nos. 13 drawn 6 '*0 70
4,700 78 Nos. 12 drawn 1 00 if,
46,000 75 Nos. 14 drawn 16 00 200
23 9,000 78 Nos. 15 dra.in 3 00 'j&
26,000 78 Nos. 15 drawn 8 00 100
4,000 75 Nos. ll drawn 1 00 15
20,000 75 Nos. 12 drawn 5 00 72
10,214 78 Nos. 12 drawn 2 50 38
38,000 78 Nos. 13 drawu 10 00 140
4,000 75 Nos. 13 drawn I 00 14
20,000 75 Nos. 12 drawn 6 00 72
6,850 78 Nos. 10 drawn 2 00 32
15.000 75 Nos. J4 drawn 4 00 60
28 5.000 75 Nos. 12 drawn 1 ?0 15
30 2or7,600 75 Nos. 13 drawn 3 00 40
28,500 75 Nos. 13 drawn 8 00 110
31 4,621 78 Noa. 12 drawn 1 00 15
18,000 78 Nos. 13 drawu 6 00 72
KJfThis list is the price of whole tickets, and packages
or wholes. Halves and quarter ticket*, either singly or by
the package, in proportion.
MAMMOTH LOTTERY.
880,000. Tickets only ?32.
GRAND OONSOL'D LOTTERY OF MD.
CLASS M.
To be draum in the city of Baltimore, Hid., on
SATURDAY. MAY, 28th, 1853.
SCHEME.
18 Drawn Ballots in each Package or 26 Tickets.
1 Prize of ?80,000 1 prize of 3,963
1 do 20,000 1 do 3,963
1 do 20,000 1 do 3,963
1 do 2 J.OOO 1 do 3,963
1 do 20,000 800 uo 600
1 do 1,000 12J do 200
1 do 1,000 120 do 100
1 do 1,000 8,940 do 60
X do 1,000 7,080 do 32
1 do 3,963 7,060 do 25
1 do 3,963 7.0S0 do 20
1 do 3,963 10.620 do 16
41,856 Prizes amounting to Sl?t25.824
78 Numbers and 18 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets, $32 001 Quarters ?9 00
Halves 16 00 | bight* 4 00
Certificates of Package* of 26 Wholes, S4G0 00
do do 26 Hnlves, 230 00
do tfo 26 Quarters, 115 00
do do 26 Eighths, 58 00
Smallwood 4? Co., tbcg leave to present a few of the
schemes of "Maryland Slate Lotteries," believing those
we have selected the best to venture in. The lotteries o
Maryland, are drawn under the supervision of Coimr.isf
sioners elected by the State, and each ticket stamped by
them, (none others being legal.)
To those who have not the means to venture Iareely or
not disposed so to do, will find small lotteries drawing
every week, and to those who may wish to ventuie more
largely, will find some or giea'er'magnitude, ranging in
price, from 81to S"^ a,,d larger ones from 58 to ?20, and
packages, rrom 34 to 8240. We would particularly call
your attention to packages, as the most advantageous to
the purchasers, as they may have about twice the amount
of tickets in packages ror the same cost,?viz: for 26 tick
ets in a Sl lottery, we charge $16, and the owner of said
packagerentitled to all that may be drawn over the sum or
S10. Halves and quarters in proportion.
For ouiselves as prize sellers, we will say nothing, but
reler to the official accounts or the managers daily, lor the
marv prizes so'.d by us, as we are acting only as 'Agents,*
it is much to our advantage to make the best possible se
lection for our correspsudents. as we thereby gain credit,
and on the renewal, or cashing prizes, make the most prof
it. and trom an experience of 13 years in the business, flat
ter ourselves our judgement in selection of some impor
USf"Bank notes or drafts, on any solvent Banks in the
United States, received by us in payn.ent for tickets, eith
er singly or by the Package. Postage stamps received for
odd amounts orchanse. Our monthly circular is forward,
ed to all who desire it, free of charge.
For good prizes, and prompt .tlennon .ddreM your
orders to SMALLWOOU Bt CO.,
maG
Baltimore, Md.
c. AI. KICHOL. J. PEACOCK
NICSOIi 8c PEACOCK.
GENERAL
COMMISSION JTIKKCn ANTS,
Corner of Market and Church Sis.,
* AH,IVII, I.K. TENJI.
REFER TO-?'Maj Alex Allison, SaMhvilte.
" i 1 Johnson & Weaver, "
" ?? A, Hamilton, 44 ..
** 44 Wm. Spence, Murfreetbojo
? 44 Shepherd.M'Creary dc Co, Charleston,
*' 44 Isaiah Dickey & Co, PiiUburgh.
44 44 J. W. Butler & Bro, "
44 4* D. de J. Banning, Cincinnati?
44 " 44 L. L. Harding, " ?
44 41 Dorsey, Norton & Knox, Wheeling.
Janl, '53?6m*

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