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niUlE DEPARTMENT
MOKMXO. JUNE 7. 1353.
n VIn C o.ii.M*v if ??> authotittld Agent to j.ro
c ^bscriptions to the Wheeling Intelligence.-.
Attention, Fencible3!
, .?r business meeting will be held this evening
Til Errs" of Union Hall. .\ tail attendance is
iUtbe?f?od at? y
.cquestfd , .
A Card.
pkTRO?sor Adams Co's R\I'HEs!?:
''?T,ITbk%si'hscriber having retired from The agency o.
Idanw a- Co's Express, would respectfully solicit
M?srS^ ftiends a continuance of their patronage
x. Fioman, Esq., (late of lialtiinore.) who
i ,y^n'caarge ol the business at this place.
*??* '?** L. E. FOKSYTH.
"^"paTs CiTV cauie mio port last night, from
:.jcn!ic, as gracefully as if the river hail been
- u itli a high stage of water.
? m j |
I'HECuKNBt Stonk of a new Roman Catholic
-.,i(Ch was laid at Steubenville yesterday. The
u" Rev. K. V. Whelaii, of this city, officiated.
^ \.;ir LouuEof the 1. O O. F. was dedicated
t P itomoulb. 0., on Friday. The Rev. Dr. AP
L'y ol this city, delivered the oration.
Tire MoiLUEts of'lie City generally are on a
s i.se- They demand an advance of $1,50 per
^koo their wages. ^
A Slight Kun' las' evening was a great blessing
to the dusty streets, the hot atmosphere, and sufler
mortals.
See the Special Notice of Seuc3ia.\ & Brother,
Bio have enlarged their facilities for selling Cheap
Ctoltii"?> _ _ |
Cuccn Cockt.?The jury yesterday in the case
of the owners of the steamtr Hail Columbia vs.
ueownersoftlieCii>v. .Meigs, aftera short absence,
returned a verdict ia favor of the defendents.
The.?Uieciiexv tried to get up to Pittsburgh on
Suud'Y, concluded to stop a short distance
ajove tie city,?'cause she could'ill get any far
ifcer.
The Soitarv Committee will find a subject de
Esniiing their attentiou in the alley between Quin
c>- and Centre streets, running from Fifth to Sixth
strsel-. It is very fillht', ami deleterious to the
iealthof the neighborhood.
Vjcixcr.?There is a vacancy iu the office of
C.'crliof the Circuit Court of Wetzel county, P. j
H. Alartin, the la'.e clerk, having accepted a clerk
ship ia the Pension Office. The election to fill the
vacancy is to he held in August.
JU. David Little, canvassing agent for H.
Fowkes, Baltimore, agent for John Tnllis & Co.,
London publications, we olserve has procured a
large na'-iiber of subscriptions in this city for the
iateresting and valuable works which will be
found ia another column.
Sibscbibehs in this city to Dye's Counterftet
Detector, or Bank Mirror, complain that they do
cat get their copies regularly, and others say that
taey do not get any of the numbers for which they
inscribed. We are in no way interested in the
Batter, and only make this observation with the
tie hope that it may be of service both to the pub
uiier and subscribers.
Jin. Bivi.on, writing from Cincinnati, says: "I
rather think thatthe feeling and influence of this
city is in favor of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, as
against Wheeling and Baltimore. "Competition
is the life of trade." There is nothing like "ne
cessity" fur bringing out the energies of a rich rail
road company as well as the poor adventurer in
life. "It is not good for a young man to have ex
pectations," is ail old saying; "Itmakeshim idle."
The rule applies to cities and communities. The
most indefatigable and industrious get the advan
tage."
Tin. Riyek?Way Travel.?It will be seen by
our river report that the water is getting down to a
low ebb. Most of the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
packets have laid up, and the rest of them might as
well do so. The large boats of the Union Line
have also drawn their huge lengths ashore, and the
low water crafts have commenced plying vigorous
1)' to reap a rich harvest, in which they will not be
disappoiu:ed. The cars arrived on Saturday from
Baltimore in good tunc, and found the Granite
Sate, an excellent light draft boat, in waiting for
Ihe passengers. Yesterday the cars arrived in like
good time, and the passengers were transferred
without delay to the steamer Salem which will
quickly and safely convey thein to Cincinnati,
where the draft of the weter will most probably ad
mit of a junction v. ith the larger steamers. The
low water Union Line cannot fail to meet all the
expeciious of travelers at this season.
Insurance Company of the Valley ok Virginia .
?A letter of inquiry having been addressed by one
of our citizens to Winchester, where the Home
Ofice of the Insurance Company of the Valley of
Virginia is located, as to the character an.l respon
sibility of that institution, the following response
was elicited from several of the most prominent
and highly respectable citizens of Winchester:
Winchester, May 27, 1853.
}V e, the undersigned, being solicited to give our
opinion as to the character and standing of the
Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia,
have no hesitation in saying thai we hav-e the ut
most confidence in the ability and integrity of the
President and Directors of that Company.
1 he fact that we have insured our own property
m the company, is perhaps the strongest evidence
we can give as to our opinioifof its merits.
J-11. SHERRARD, Cash. Former's Bank of Va.
H. 31. BREXT, " Valley ' ? "
Hon. JEREMIAH MASON. U. S. Senator.
JACOB SENSENY, Esq., Merch at Winchester.
lUr"Thousands who daily throng our railroads and pub
lie thoroughfares:, feel tlie need of a remedy for coughs,
<o.ds, Ac., and such a remedy as is convenient to cany in
the pocket. That remedy is Locock s Pulmonic Wafers.?
cents a box; lor sale by KELLS & CA LDWKLL.
From "Wheeling to Chicago in 341 Honrs!
via. Sttubenville and WeUsviUe 1
Great Western TJ. S.^Mail Route!
<LEVELAND AND WELLSV1L1.E, AMI) MIC I1CAN SOLTH
^ ERN H. Jt. LINK.
1 Class Steamers from Cleveland to Toledo.
t? Shorter than any other Route to Chicago !
?<* Mowing Magnificent U. S. Mail Steamers form the
line be'.tvcen -Cleveland and Toledo.
TKOY, Captain J. M.
Sexton, leaves Cleveland
-i ??T-Mondara. Wednesdays
j- . 1V '1imn Fridays } ALABAMA, fgSSSSESa
?pi 1>- P. NicKKasox, leaves Cleveland Tuesdays,
M?ur?dayji S Saturdays. at S o'clock, 1'. Al.. on arrival or
.;V'reV Tlains from Pittsburgh and Buffalo, running
&t0 Toledo iji tcrtn houis! Connecting with the
^spress Train for Chicago, arriving in Chicago in
i'in^c?'n<>0,1~<:o,,,,ectiiig with Michigan Southern K. R.
T^.r^'^'sforall por.s on lAkeiiichigan-with Express
V?rG-?C. U. R. R. Tor Galera -and Dubuquo? and
fnr i Ks?,'*s8 Train or Chicago and Rock Island Hail Road
'orJA Salle, i? connection with Illinois River Line of
?> Miners lorPeoria. Naples ani St. Louis, making the
yK?S?,rec*route to Chicago, Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, j
*u*eS*D, Sheboygan, and all other ports on Lake Michi
The above boats have been put in the most perfect order
?no fxpeiiseiyis been spared which could .add to the comfort
or ?a ety or passengers.
tach boat is abundantly supplied with Life Boats, Life
*?d Lire Preservers.
passengers will find this Route to possess advantages
not eujoyed by any other, and by taking it their avoid a
?V 1 tKl'OU8 ride to Toledo over a new and imperfect
"anroad; while the boats running along the south shore
ti'A i **\exposed lo tbc dingers or storms upon the lake,
shore ' passage directly across and along the north
The distance by this route is over 60 miles less theu by
kake and Railroad route.
^7 through Tickets *o Chicago and all Ports on Lake
Wirlngan can be procured at the offico or S. C. BAKER,
l>lURNAL?r ?U b0ard th? stc*mer* WINCHESTER and
OCarPaasenggrg can ^ave iheir Baggage taken to the Boat,
tree ot charge, by giving Uiei r chocks to the Baggage Agents
ul the Line, on the Cars or at the l>epot._co >
S. C. BAKKrtV Agent,
iwgft.-Um. No. 23. Wster street.
A.V1UKB W1SW liUUU6.
Pi LE green bareges, and apple green twisted silks,
very scarce and desirable, Just received by
"*3i O. W. HKISRKLL <fc CO.
united States and Mexico.
The Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Journal of Commerce writes as follows under tlie
dateof the 1st instant:
General Garland, who has been here, en route
for New Mexico, has left for )i;s impoitaut com
mand. He arrived lure in much less time than
was expected, alter he had been summoned to
this place. He has received his instructions, and,
1 conjecture that the> embrace both diplomatic
and military powers. He is undoubtedly lo pro
ceed forthwith to New Mexico, and to march into
lhe Mesilla valley with a force that will enable
him to encounter Gov. Trias, who is there before
iiiiu, ard who is prep.ired to expel him or any oth
er American intruder. It may he tl.at Gov. Trias
will retire belore Gen. Garland, and that Santa
Anna will suffer the United States to take and
keep possession of that disputed territory. Hut
such is not. the apparent intention of the Mexi
can.
Our Executive Government have decided thct
the disputed U rritoty belongs tc, us under the trea
ty, and would be ours, supposing the boundary
line tube run from "a point immediately North of
El Passo," Westward,
It is of no use now, to go into lhe merits of this
controversy. I say again, that our Executive has
decided the question, and His to the resultof that
decision thai we are to look. It is to be hoped
that this dispute will be allowed lo be settled in
the manner contemplated in the Treaty ot Gauda
loupe, by running the line over again, or, incase
of a final disagreement, to refer the dispute to tho
arbitration of some third party. But arms are now
introduced by both parties in the dispute, and both
parlies indicate a resolute intention to settle the
question by arms.
Governor Trias may give way, but he has not
occupied the Mesilla for ihepurpose of yielding it.
He has not gone there with n force of a thousand
men for the mere purpose of giving up the territo
ry to Geneial Garland. With a smaller escort lie
could do that.
We have seen the first .Mexican war, and know
its origin, and its immtdiale provocation. The cir
cumstances of the present case are similar lo those
of the former. The advance on Corpus Christi
and upon Matamoras kindled the first war, and the
second may be occasioned by the movement upon
the Mesilla Valley.
Contributions to the Monument.
Washington National. Monument Office,
June 2, 1853.
Contributions received at this Office from the 3d
of May to June 2. 1853:
FROM COLLECT ONS AT THE FOLI.S.
Talburt's precinct, Amite county. Miss. S15 00
Winslow, Stephenson county, 111. 4 36
La Grange, Fayette county, Tenn. 6 00
Fifth district, Shepherdstowii, Jefferson
county, Vu. S 25
Romine's Mills, Harrison county, Va. 7 00
Strasburg, Shenandoah county, Va. 3 26
Union precinct, Loudoun county, Va. 22 57
Benton. Brunswick county, Va. 40 06
Richmond, Va- 86 50
Mount Jackson peciuct, Shenandoah coun
ty, Va. 6 00
Cross Bond's precinct, Shenandoah, coun
ty, Va. I 50
FROM OTHER S0URCE8.
Eslabogn Ledge No 155, F A Masons, Tal
ledaga, Ala. 6 00
From Viritcrs at the Patent Office, 70 00
Frankl.n L terary Association, Ualtimcre, 'JO 00
Aurora Lodge F A Masons, Fi cliburg, Mass. 20 00
Warren Artillery Company, Wairen, R. I. 15 00
Benj. Ogle Taylor, (annual instalment) 20 00
Salem Encampment No 2, I O O F, Balti
more, Md. 30 00
Meredian Sun Lodge Masons, La Grange, la. 5 00
Reading Lodge No 62, F A Masons, Read
ing, Pa. 10 00
A.us;in City Union Sabbath School, Austin,
Texas, 4 00
From Visitors at Monument Place, 263 75
Special Agents, &c. 485 00
Total 1,116 25
The following blocks have been received during
Lbe month of May: Block of Granite from the
Grand Division Sons of Temperance, Rhode Is
land; one of biids-eye~,marble from the Grand
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, New York;
?ne of marble from the Postmasters of Indiana;
and one of mntble from the State of Iowa.
Western Virginia Lunatic Asvlum.?Dr. F.
T. Stribung, the able and rccomplishedSupt-rm
lendent of this Asylum has handed in his resigna
tion to the Board of Directors. This intelligence
will be received with sincere r-'gret by every friend
of humanity in Virginia. It is, we think, about
fifteen years since Dr. Stribling entered his post,
and under his auspices, and mainly owing to his
talents and influence, the Western Lunatic Asy
lum has acquired a degree of usefulness, and a
reputation which is unsurpassed by that of any
similar institution in the United Slates. Seldom
bus any officer exhibited so rare a combination of
jualifications for such a post. As a physician, pre
eminent in knowledge and skill, and as a man,
firm, gentle and humane, he has per'ormed his
most arduous and responsible task with a judg
ment, devoiion, fidelity and perseverance which
have been crowned with the most happy results to
rfflicted humanity, tind have elicited'lie general
md enthusiastic plaudits of all good and benevo
lent men.?Jiichmund Mail.
^KOSPBUTUS
"COTT 0?NT PLANT,"
ASOUTHEUN Commejcial Organ Published aL YFash
ington City, to promote Direct Trade, tx griculture ami
the development of our resources. To advocate at Wash,
inpton, also, the interests of the South in regard to the Pa
cific Railroad, edited by O. lx. llaylor, Esq., late U. S.
Consul at Amsterdam, and R. G. Barnwell, o? South Caro*
Una, long connected with DnBow's Koviews. Subscrip
tion$2,00. Address Jas. H. M'Mechen, IV heeling, Va.
May 17. lByT,.
Joliu 11. JJLillcr Jsz Co.,
Commission and Feed Store,
MAIX-ST., OPPOSITE B. AND O. U. Jl. DEPOT,
Wheeling, Vu.
lC3"Hay, Corn, Oats and Feed, bought and in store at all
imes; also, seamless and shipping bags.
Refer to?H K List & Co,")
K Craugledk Co, > Wheelingt Va.
OPrjor, J
Love, Martin <& Co.")
Wood aids 4- Son, $ Ualtimore
The above establishment is now opened, with a supply
of Corn Meal, Corn, Oats and Mill Offals; also a sample
lot or Belmont Mills Ultra Extra Flour. The proprietors
are now packing, and will in a tew days have a full supply
of baled hay of first qualitv. The above articles will be
kept constantly, and such an establishment being much
needed in the community, the proprietors will spate no
pains to merit public patronage. may21-yr.
TO THE MILLIONS.
From toothless babes of nameless weeks,
To prattling jokers in the streets;
From girls and boys that read at school,
To office clerks upon their stools;
From the budding of love at sweet seventeen.
To the Caudle explosions of all honeymoon dreams;
From mid-way years of man md his wife,
To advancing days and :eclin?ng life;
From the spectacled few, who with astonishment gaze
At the wondrous things or these modern days,?
Is heard this general exclamation.
Have you used Lyoh's Ka.tiia.irox?
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic or this powerful thing,
That starts the roots or hair long dead,
Andcovers up the once bald head;
While the truant locks, ?o harsh and stiff,
That used to vex the pretty miss?
Now around her sbou'ders twirl
In such rich, luxurant curls,
The sight or touch, you know not which,
?etsmen a sinning, and their heads bewitch'd.
The Dandrutl?vexed stuff?that once did faU
O'er broad cloth coats, anil collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
By using Kathairon on the hair.
Hut more than half, or all yet said,
Are Tacts about the Nervous Head,
'1 hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctor8' pills nre taken in vain.
Now the Kathairon, such pains I'll warrant to cure.
In ten minutes. Nogossippirg, I'm sure;
Ai.d Tor Pimples, Salt Khsum, Erysipelas and Tetter,
And all such diseases, nothing is better.
LYON'S KATHAIRON so justly celebrated Tor Preserv
ing, Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, is sold by
every Druggest and Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for 2o cents.
Sold to the trade at a Liberal discount?6ut never com*
missioned. Ad dress letters to
1). S. BARNES, Proprietor,
161 Broadway, Now York.
D3"For sale by Kell^& Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling. Also sold by Patterson & Co.; T. H. Logan
fr Co., and Wheat <V Chaplin. ma!8-6m.
Cniokering's Piano Fortes.
_ jj"?jl_l11lijl- TH E subscriber beta? appointed agent Tor
^^"?ipCTgiffthe sale of Chicker.ng's Piano Fortes tor
ft ft Q ff [/Western Virginia, keeps constantly on hand
j jk u ?a good stock or those celebrated Instru
ments, which are acknowledged by the most eminent pro
fessors of music, to be the best in thir-, or any other coun*
try. These instruments are offered at Boston prices, ad
ding carriage; with a general stock or musical merchandise
and Variety Goods, wholesale and retail.
CC5"Old Pianos taken in exchange. Pianos to let. Mu
sic taught at No. 2i Union street.
mall JAS. MELLOR.
Dr, Gordon Harris,
A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
OFFICE?Baltimore Lock Infirmary. No. 31 couth Gay
street,oppoalte the Kichange Building*. Baltimore.
A practical experience or over 20 year* enables Dr. H.:
to insure a soi ml and speedy cure In a certain claaa of Dis
ease*, which have too lonK been yielded by regular pbyal
cians to the hands of Quackcry. He may be consulted con
fidentially, either in peraon or by teller.
rcyPersonsat a distance cured athome by addressings
letter to Dr. Harris. Baltimore, Md. All communications
confidential, rethedlea sent by mall to afty part oftbe U. 8.
Set advertisement on fourth ps?e. spr4-ly
By the National Line.
TKLKGliAPHKU FOKTIIEJIAII.Y lKTKLUGKNCKSi
SPANIStl BONDS?FKAUD.
Baltimore, June G.
No mail on Sunday soulli of Mobile.
The Washington Union publishes an official no
tification from the Department of State, that n
large amoun'. of bonds, purporting to have been is
sued by the lion. Geo. D. Chacon, Consul from
Spain, at Philadelphia, payable in 1856, atMadlid
or atsaidConsulate are in circulation in New York
aod else a here, for which the Government of Spain
is not responsible; said bonds having been issued
without authority, and active measures have been
taken by the Spanish legation iu this country for
an investigation of the alleged fraud. The func
tions of the Spanish Consul at Philadelphia have
been suspended.
The Washington Union contains an able and
carefully considered article upon the New Mexi
can all'airs. It takes the ground that the conduct
of Gov. Trias in seizing with an armed force the
Messilla Valley,is an outrage combined with lolly.
That consideiim the weak condition of Mexico, it
would hardly be magnanimous in the United
States to make a hostile demonstration; but if the
act is not discountenanced by the Mexican author
ities, then the United States cannot hesitate how to
act. The article bears the stamp of authority and
will attract attention. .
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
June 6.
The despatch sent Irom here in regard to the ar
ticle in the Washington Union was taken from the
mormng papers. There is a difference of opinion
in regard to its being an able, carefully considred
article.
DEPAKTUllE OF STEAMERS
New Youk, Juiio 6.
The s'.eamers Georgia andjUnion, sailed for As
pinwall thi^afternoon, with a full compliment of
passengers.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.
New Oitt-Etxs, June 6.
The Daniel Webster has ar ived from Aspinwall
and San Francisco, with dates to the tGth of May.
Halifax steamer announced below,
NEW YORK MARKET.
June G.
Flour, State, 4,43a4,50; Ohic4,43a 4,75; South
ern 4,87a5,12, fair request. Wheat, 1,18 for
Western; Genesee 1,30, firm. Cotton unchanged.
Com, mixed 654c; yellow 074, in demand. Ohio
Whisky 23c. Mess Pork $15.87, primeSl3al3j,
inactive. Beef 12,50, quiet Shoulders 64, hams
94, steady. Lard, bbl 10, keg 11, plenty. But
te- 16. Linseed oil G3aG4. Coffee 8 3-8. Sugar,
Orleans 41, Muscovado 44a54, firm. Molarses21.
Rice 44.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
June 6.
Flour firm atS3,85a4, with light sales. Barley
42a70e. White Corn 52. Provisions dull. Lard
6 a7c. Beef 94- Whisky dull at 194- Butte"
nnges from S to 10c, prime to choice I2al3. Lin
seed oil 60c. Groceresin moderate demand.
? alii. -
A. Inval liable Book ior 25 Cents. |
"JZvery Family should huv a Copy."
'-*000 COPIES sold in less than lhres months. A
JUUu new edition revised and improved, iust issued.
DK. IIUNTEKS .MEDICAL MANUAL AX II HAND
UOOlt FOR THE AFFLICTED?Containing an outline
>r the origin, progress, treatment anil cuie o!' every form
rfdiscase, contracted by promiscuous sexual inteicourse,
lysel! abuse, or by sexui I excess, with advice Tor their
? rcvenlion, written in a familiar stylcavoidirg all medical
echnicalities, ard every thing thai would offend the ear of
lecency, from the icsult or some twenty years successful
iractice, exclusively devoted to the cut e of diseases ol a
lelicateor private nature.
To which is added, receipts for tho cure of tho above
liseases, anda Irc-atUe on the caused, symptoms and cure
jrthe Fever and Ague, tor twenty live cents acopy;six
:opics one dollar; will betorwaided to any part of the
Juited States, by mail, free or post age A duress, postage
mid, Cosden? Co., Publishers, or box 19G, Post Office.
Philadelphia.
?This is, without exception, the most comprehensive
mil intelligible work published, on the class of diseases ol
vhich if treats. Avoiding all technical terms, it addresses
tSL'irio the reason of its leaders. It is free front allob
ectionable niat'er, end no parent, however fastidioustcan
>bjcct to placing it in the hands of his >ons. The author
tas devoted many years to the treatment or tli3 various
omplaints treated of, and 'with loo little breath to puff,'
md 4too little presumption to impose,' he hasofTcied to
lie world ai the meiely nominal price of25c:uU, the fruits
?rsome twenty ycais most successful practice '?Herald.
?No leader or pnrent should be without the Knowledge
mparted in tiiis invaluable work, it would save yeaisof
lain, mollification and sorrow to tue youth under their
.barge '?People'o Advocate.
A Presbyterian clergyman m Ohio, in writing ol Mlun
er's Medical Manual,'says: 'Thousands upon thousands |
it our youth, by evil example and the influence of the pas
.ions, have been led into the habit ol self-pollution with
>ut realizing the sin a;?d fcariul conscquences upon them
elves and their posterity. The constitutions of thousands
vho are taising families have been enfeebled, if not broken
lown, and they do not know the cause or the care. Any
hing that can be done so to enlighten and influence the
mblic mind as to check, and ultimately to remove this
vide sptead source of human wretchedress, would confer
he greatest blessing next to the rel:gion fo Jesus Christ,
in the present and coming generations, Infemperane, Cor
he use of iutoxieating drinks,) though it has slain thous
lands upon thousands, is not a greater scourge to the bu
na n race. Accept my thanks on behair or the afflicted,
md, believe me, your co worker in the good work you arc
10 actively engiged in.'
One copy will bo forwarded (securely enveloped and
>o*tage paid.) on receipt of 25 cents, or six copies ror ?t.
Iddress, COS DEN & CO., Publishers, Box 19C, Pldla
lelphia.
Booksellers. Canvassers and Book Agents, supplied on
he most, liberal term*. ma I f-t v
T. H. IjOCxAINT GO.,
\\T OULD respectfully call the attention of their ftiends
H and dealers gei.e? ally, to iheir fresh, pure and cheap
itock of Medicines, Paints, Oils, DyestufTs, Perfumeries,
fee.,
Rememberthe *4well known" Bridge corner, near the
Monroe House, and just opposite the "Big Red Boot" of
M'Clallem. & Knox.
10 bbls. i.insoed Oil (Daylin & Countz make )
100 kegs Whito Lej?d, Pittsburgand Cincinnati brands
6 bbls. Spts. Turpentine.
10 ' i\o. 1 and v Lard Oil.
10 ' Tanners (at all prices.)
1 bbl. fine Sweet Oil.
5 baskets Salad Oil.
10 kegs sup. t'arb Soda.
1 bbl. Cream of Tartar.
1 case Manilla Indigo.
1 cask Potash.
1 4 Salcratus.
5 bales corks, of all sizes.
3 ? coarse ami fine sponge.
10 kegs refined Saltpetre.
2 ? Blcrhomate or Potash,
on hand and receiving, by
apl2 T. H. LOGAN CO.
WINDOW FASTENINGS.
JO ST received at No. 216 Main Stub it, those long look
ed for Patent Window Fastenings, the latest an I best
sver invented to hold hoisted windows. For sole whole- |
iale and rettil and put up by the undersigned.
Jus*, received a lot.ol Zinc White, the only in the City.
Every kind of Paint'ready mixed by the undersigned.
Mayl7dlm. LKVI IV EKLLS.
STOCKTON'S TRl-WEEKLY EXPRESS.
RATES 07 I HEIGHT.
From Wheeling to Washington?
Heavy Goods 25 cents per 100 lbs.
From Wheeling to Claysville?
Heavy Goods 20 cents per 100 lbs.
From "Wheeling to West Alexander
Heavy Goods 15 cents per 100 lbs.
03"Packages weighing less than 1IKI pounds will be
charged 26 cen tJ?, to any point on the road.
Special contracts lor carrying freight can be made by
billing at Stockton, Russell & Co.'s, Monroe Street,
Wheeling. ap*6tf L W.STOCKTON.
Look at This!
.4 LL those who nre desirous or preserving the memory
J\_ or themselves and and friends, can do so, most effec
tually, by calling without delay,at Tarbell & Go's. Daguer
reolype Rooms, at the comer of Main and Biddle streets,
C-entre Wheeling; and procure for each those lire-like Pic
tures which cannot be obtained, with the same degree ol
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in th? city.
TARBELL&CO., Daguerreotypists,
Corner of Main and Biddle streets,
jan2l Centre Wheeling.
New Furaiiture and. Chair
Ware Rooms,
MUNDAY & COTTS invite the attention of bouse
keepers and others to their Now Furniture and Chair
Ware Rooms, in the new brick building. No. 163 Market
Btieet, a few doors below the Market House. They are
prepared to tarnish all articles in their line, such as Dres
sing and Plain Bureaus, Secretary and Book Cases, Card,
Dimng and Breakfast Tables, Sofas, Divans, Ottomans,
dec.", Fancy What Nots, Fancy Work Stands. Chairs?
Windsor and Cane Seat, Mahogeny, in every variety.?
Plain and fancy Looking Glasses, Clocks. &c.j all of which
will be furnished promptly to order, at the lowest prices.
We respectfa'ly invite the public to call and examine our
stock, feeling assured that we can render satisfaction in all
?8es. apl4-3rad
LOUISVILLE WHITE LIME.
1 nn BBLS. just received and for salj by
lUU ma7 ? m. REILLY.
S
Mammoth Hat Store.
No. 146 ?kd 148 Miihitriit, WHEELING, VA.
A VERY, having enlarged his store In order to suit
_ . the demand, has on hand and is receiving from the
Eastern citiec, and manufacturing one orthe largest stocks
or H ats and Caps that has ever been offered in this city,
consisting of every variety and style now in use, aU of
which will.be sold at the lowest possible price, wholesale
and retail.''4 ?
Persons wanting Hat* or Gaps will please call and ex
amine' the stock fbr? themselves,' as' we sbaB? always be
Pleased to show trar Goods,'and use our best endeavors to
tuit oor customers. ap2l S. AVERY.
RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED FPU THE INTELLIGENCER.
ArrirnU it ml Depnrliirrn of HU'iim Bono
For the la* fii Hour*, ending last night at 8o'clock
ARRIVALS,
Courier Roberts Parkersburgh
Stephen llayaid Booth Sun fish
Viroqua O'Neil Sleubenville
Exchange Rhodes P itlsburgh
Dan Convers McVey. Pittsburgh
Sam Snowden Pittsburgh
Julia Dt.au Pearce Zanesville
Salein Cope Kana vv ha
Financier Vnnltrgroft Pittsburgh
Glanite State Calhoun Pittsburgh
DEPARTURES.
Stephen Hayard Booth Sunfish
Viroqua O'Neil Sleubenville
Julia Dean Pearce Pittsburgh
Claia Fisher Gurdon Pittsburgh
Dan Convers XlcVey Zanesville
Sam Snowden Louisville
Granite Statu Calhoun Cincinnati
Salem Cope Louisville
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
Sunfish Stephen Bayard...4 P. SI.
SrKUBExvn.i.ii Viroqua .' 2 P. M.
PAtiKEasBURou... .Courier 10 A. AI.
Pittsburg Exchange 7 A. M.
STAGE OF THE RIVER
At Wiif.ei.ino? 4 feet 6 inches,
At Pittsburgh? 3 feet 10 inches.
STEAMBOATS.
FOR CINCINNATI.
THE fine light dtaught steamer F1NAN.
C1ER, Vandkuriff. Master, will leave
Tor the above ami intermediate ports on
J Tuesday, the 7th ilist., at tf, P. M. For
height or initfHuge, apply to S. C. UAK.ER CO.
je7 A cuts.
Regular Wheeling and. Ctnciimati racket.
[IN PLACE of THE thus. 8WANN*]
THE new steamor FANNY FEHX,
M. K. Lcc/.?, Master, will leave lor the
above port oil Wednesday tho Sth inst.,
at t5, P. AI. For freight or p tbsa.'o apply
je7 S. C. HAKEK CO., Agents.
For Zanesville.
THE splendid new steamer CHEVIOT,
built expressly lor that trade, will leave
Wheeling for the above and all intermedin
ate landing, eveiy Fiidiy, at 6 o'clock,
f. M. t or fi eight or passage apply to
ntay25-sn J. M-. HAMILTON, Arent.
L853. UNION LINE!
GUGAT THUOUUU LINK
TO THE
WEST AND SOUTH!
Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis
daily Steam Packet Line.
The clienpctt. quickest mul most direct
rouie boiuceii the above CiticM,
THE Ste.imei8 oi this line
area 1 new and of the most
improved modern const rue.
Ition, having been carefully ___
:uilt expressly lor this route. They avo all ol the lamest
lays, and all have the same unsurpassed accommodations
-their rooms and tables being on a par with the b*;8t ho
els in the country. Their names are as follows, with their
lays or leaving Wheeling:
Holiday, Virginia, Capt. Cha? Irs V. Wells.
Hues-day, Kills (!ity, 4 Sam. Mas .n.
A'ednesday, Tiioa. Swank, 4 Jno. McClure, Jr.
rbursday, FoukstCity, ? A. Murdoch.
?riday, David Whitk, ? Wm. McClain.
Saturday, IUi.timokk, * Wm. Clarke.
!unday, Alvin Apamb, 4 Geo. W. Norton.
These boats will leave Wheeling regularly, on the arri
ral of the cat s from Haiti n ore.
For freight or passage, apply to
S.C. BA*ER@Co.,or
ap29-ly J. M. HAMILTON, Agents.
Wheeling and Kanawha Packet.
THE steamer AUR1LLA WOOl), Capt.
t S. C. Far L.KV, will run regularly bet wren
ilsj?' Wheeling and Kanawha Splines, leaving
SKI Wheeling ovory Friday at 12 o'clock, M.,
nd arriving at Charleston on Saturday evening. Leav
:g Charle ton on Tuesday morning, arrives at Wheeling
n Thursday morning. For Height or passage, apply on
oardorto S. C. 1! A ICE It & CO.
mal4 Agents.
LEGULAR WHEELING AND LOllSVILLE
PACKET.
yKQUM?, * THE Fine light draught Steamer JOHN
f Jbw jiL-jrrii McJ?ADDEN, Colk", Muster, will runasa
tegular pjeket between Wheeling and Lou
SESlSW^iSisville, stopping at all intermediate ports.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
niar20 JOHN 31. HAMILTON.
Regular Packet Between
Vheeliu;;, ITIarlcttn, Parkersburg & Hock
iucport.
/f<3tv THE Fast RunnirgStcamer VENTURE,
f IL^J ?'a* E Watkins. Master, will leave Wheelini*
? every itionaay, w cuncsuuy, unu rriuay.
^s?3a*c*H5aE3at 10 o'clock, A M , positively; returning,
will leave Hocklngportat 65 o'clock. A. M., and Parke: m
burg at 7$ o'clock, A. M., every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday.
Any business entrusted to the Capiain or Clerk will be
promptly attended to
For freight or passage, apply to
marl9 J M HAMILTON. Agent.
REUULAtt ZANESVILLE AND WHEELING
PACKETS.
THE fine new steamer HAN CONVKRS,
Capt. J. Mc.Vay, and JULIA DEAN,
. .jp \ Capt. H. S. Pierce, will leave Wheeling
at'. Jfrecularly for Zanesville and Muskingum
Kiver.
All freight received at our Wharf Boat, freo ofcharge.
S. C. BAKEK & CO.,
mnrli Agents'
CIiiiiiuc or l ime!
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAH. ROAD.
U. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
BETWEEN
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
THE fine side wheel
. assengcrs steamers
W1NCII EST E R, Cap. ^
Geo. D. Moore, and
I>1URNAL( Capt. Thos. Calhoun, will run daily between
Wheeling and Pittsburgh?the Winchester leaving Wheel
ngevery Monday Wednesday and Friday; and the Diur
nal every Tuesday, Tlmrsduy and Saturday, at 7 A. M.;
arriving at Wellsville in time to connect with the Cleve
land cars, and nt Pittsburgh in time lor the morning lines
Ea*t. Returning?the Winchester leaves Pittsburgh eve
ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and the Diurnal ev
ery .Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 A. M.j arriving
at Wheeling in time for the msil Hues for Ohio.
| jFor freight or passage, apply on board or to
8. c. MAKER rt: Co., Ageni.
IGHThrough tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De
troit Milwaukie, Chicago, ZJulIalo and Dunkirk,sold at the
office of S. C. IUkeh 4- Co. Cfebo
For Zanesville:
a The fine nassencer steamer JULIA
p.DEAN% Rirmings, master, will leave for
the above Place every Tuesday at 4 o'
ciocu, v M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
janlS S. C. MAKER *fc CO.
For Parkersbnrgh.
THEfrst running steamer Allegheny
Clipper,W. S. George Master, will leave
Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and
{Friday, at 10 o'clock A. M. Returning,
will leave Parkersburgh every Tuesday, Thursdayand Sa
turday at 6 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on boat d or to
S. C. MAKER 4* Co.,
jml 1?dtf Agents.
Wheeling & Parkersbnrg Packet.
THE FINK NEW MAIL
STEAMER COURIER,
Capt JAMES H. ROBERTS, will leave
TFlieeling every Tuesday,Thursday and Saturday for Pai it
ers burg, at 10 o'clock, A M. Returning, will leave Park
ersburg every PFednc3day, Friday and Monday at 6 o'clock
A M.
For freight or passage apply on board.
Nov29, lyr,d
For Zanesville
X THE Newand splended steamer HELEN
..... 7. 11 p M A R, Cox Master, leaves for Zanes
fr^^jg^glvville. every TUESDAY, at 8 o'clock,
S^5^;a?S5?5c*A M. For freight or passage, apply to
nov27 J M HAMILTON, Agent.
For G-allipolis.
. THE Splendid Steamer WM KNOX,
If Cook, Master, will leave Wheeling for
eGallipolis, every WEDNESDAY at9 o?
? clock, AM.
For freight or rassage, apply to
nov!2 J M HAMILTON. Agent.
For Sunflsh,
THE Fast running Steamer STEPH EN
' BAYARD, Booth, Master, will leave
.Wheeling for Sunflsh EVEKY DAY, at
'half past 3 o'clock, P M.
For freight or passage, apply to
novl2 J M HAMILTON, Agent.
J. M. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,
WHEELING, VA.
Wharf YSont nt the Toot of Monroe .Street.
Will attend to the receiving and delivering or freight, and
the collectton of freight bills.
Freight for all regular packets will be received free ol
charge. novlS-tf
*BC. BAKER. J OH X LIST.
BOAT STORE.
B.C. BAKER ?V CO.
Will anpply XSontM at all hoars*.
No. 23 Water Street,
ian3l?dtf WHEELING. VA.
DANIEL BOWIjAND, ~
Brokerand General Claim Agent.
WASHINGTON, D. C.,
WILL give prompt and personal attention to Claims
before the Department, and other business entrusted
to him. Refer to E. B Kweariwoex. ap25-iy
LADIES JENNY LIND SHOES.
PAIR of Ladle*' Jenny L'tid Welt Shoes, jusire
VJv/ ceived at the Black Mammoth Boot,
nu20. -?f TODD&DEVOL.
Wm. T. Meeds & Co.,
RookblnderuA: Blank book !Uniiiifnctarera,
No. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
WOULD respectfully Inform their friends and tba pub
lic in general, that they have bought the eatablifh
ment lately known as James M, Hwing'a UooUbinJery and
Ulankbo - k manufactory and are now prepared to Rule and
b hid to order, blank books of every description, music,
magazines; periodicals, Ac., ina manner not to ba suipas.
and by any establishment in the country.
^n-^Cflftgt^nUy op hand an asiortment of blank books
MISCELLANEOUS.
8. IS. KOUINHON.
Attorney at Law,
HEVliK LY, Wakhikotoh County, O.
WILL attend, promptly, to collections, &c., in Wash
inpton, Morgan, Noble, Alliens and Monroe counties, O.
REFER TO:
Hon. A. Nye, Marietta. O.
Hon. S. Nash, Gnlliopolis, 0.
C. B. Goddard, Zaneaviile, O.
Gui^te*00- } Va"
Jitia"'}
W. Palmer, Pittsburg.
Temple & Marker, Philadelphia. ap3'T-6ni
KELLS & CALDWELL,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 83 Main Strkkt. Union Bi-ildinos,
TTAVI.NG just received an extensive assortment o?
-L-L Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil and Dyestuflta, <Vc.,
respectfully invito Hie attention.ortheir former customers
and dealers ill general, to examine their stock, among
which may be round the following:
20 ? bbls. cut logwood;
60 * ground fustics
GO 4 * camwood;
Ao boxes ext. logwood;
6 bbls. No. 1 lai d oil;
6 1 4 2 4
10 4 tannets *
300 gall, No 1 sperm *
200 4 whale 4 (bleached)
n bbls. spts. turpentine;
25 carboys oil vitiol;
10 * muriatic acid;
1 4 Acetic 4 No. 8;
6 4 spts. nitre dule;
3 4 su'.ph. other;
G 4 aqua ammonia, F F F;
10 bbls. glaubers salts;
12 4 epsom 4
1(1 kegs sup. carb. Soda;
3 casks sal 4
10 bbls. Hornbrook's glue;
10 reams sand paper;
3 4 emery ?
12 bbls. copperas;
36 4 Spanish whiting, dry;
The above with mmieroi.a other articles, wv ofTer to the
trade at pi ices lower than usual. Thankful for the liber
al patronage heretofore extended, we solicit a continuance
orihe8ame. ma4 KELLS cV OA MIWKM
Gill, Smith & Co.,
FORWARDING AND
COSITIISSIO.V IflEKOUANTS,
No. 3S, Wall Street,
Louisville, Ky.
J. ?V. GILL?Wheeling, Va.
K. W. CHITTENDEN?Louisville, Ky.
D.J. SMITH, do do
IGfG., S. & Co.,would respectfully solicit consignments
of Wheeling Manufactured Goods ot every description a*?
Uiey have mad* th ir arrangements with special reference
to this business and have peculiar advantage for effecting
sales. (feblo
ATTENTION!!
TO PIIYSICIAN8, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS GENER
ALLY, THROUGHOUT THE WEST.
Wheeling Chemical Laboratory.
Corner of Main and 3d sts.,
CENTKE WHEELING.
HAVING completed my arrangements, I am now pre
pared to manufacture
PHAKM ACUTICAI* CHEMICALS.
At my Laboratory, rear of building, corner Main and 3d
stregts. All p*.ep nations warranted pure and prepared
according to II. S. Dispensatory. Among the numerous
articles i mention:
Acids, chemically pure;
Antimony preparations,
Amnion *
Aq. Ammon ff f,
4 4 concentrated for blistering;
Aromatic waters, ol'ull kinds;
Alcohol, absolute;
Extract's (Alcohol;)
.A/eicurial preparations, Calomel, etc.;
Sweet Spirits Nitre;
Chloroform, etc , etc.
All Druggist Pharumcuticol preparations prepared ac
ording to the IJ. S. Dispensatory, and sold at manufactu
rer's prices. ap23-Iy RICH)). KLUM.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTICE.
* THE annual mceiiugof the Stockholders of the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati and Louisville Telegraph Company, for
the election orofneers for the ensuing year, will be held at
the office of the company in tlio city of Wheeling, Va., on
Monday, the sixth day of June next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
ma!2-td JOSHUA HANNA. Sec'y.
M. REILLY,
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors.
No. 181 Wkstsiuk Market Square,
ma7-ly WHEELING, VA.
o
FOR SALE.
NE good family horrc?eight years (Id. Also, one
largo line dray bo**se. ma7 S. AVERY.
ISAAC IIOGE. JAS. M. IiOGE.
I. 11 O a i: A; HON,
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
Marshall C. II., Va., Moundsvillc, P. O ,
WILL practice in Ohio, Maishall. and Wetzel counties.
Particular attention will he given to collections and
La.id business. All kinds of land constantly for sale.
np21-lydrtrtw
C. M. N1CHOL. J. PEACOCK
NICHOL & PEACOCK.
GENERAL
COlOHSSIOi^ 1IURCI1jI!\TS,
Corner of Market and Church. Sts.,
IVAkiDUVEl D W'WKIW
REFER TO?Moj Alex Allison, Nashville.
44 4 Johnson & Weaver, "
" <c A Hamilton, 14
" 41 Wm. Spence, Murfreesboro
44 4 4 Shepherd. M'Creary dt Co, CharJeatan,
'* 44 Isaiah l>ickey?fc Co, Pittsburgh.
4? J. W. Butler & Bro,
44 '? D. & J. banning, Cincinnati.
44 4 1 L. L. Ha'ding, 44
44 44 Doreey, Norton <fc Knox, Wheeling.
Janl, *63?6m*
N. LATHAM. L. T. WOOD*.
Liitham :?n?l Woo<Ik,
[SUCCESSORS TO LATHAM AND SI'BURME.]
'FORWAKD1NG AND
Commission Merchants.
Ami Produce Denlerti.
No. 20, Public Lauding,
[Between Main ami SvcamoiieSthekts,]
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
VtC^Ofllce 3 doots west ol Sycamore. m? y!7:1 y
l'"or Nulc.
UNION (GREEN) GLASSWORKS.
THE subscribers deriving to changc their busiress, offer
the above works for sait\ with moulds, tools, etc. etc.
oil in good order, and in successful operation. A custom
sreured, with a demand lor ail ihc glass which can be
iiu-de.
The furnace has seven pots, and chairs for 23 blowers ?
The property consists of two separate lots, each 100 icel
square, \vith a fir^t late coal banic bctw.cn them.
O e lot is occupied by the glass hou.-e and fixtures, the
other is a most desirable site for another factory. This
property Ins rvery advantage for manufacturing purposes,
Possession given 1st June. Term rasy.
ap4-3in QUARRIER @ OTT.
Mend?1 have a splendid aiticleol Mead, pure fron
the fountain. Also Ice 4Jrc?nt and Sherbet. Cal
and ta?te. T. M. PAKKEK,
may21. Market street.
LAND FOR SALE.
I W1SII 1o se?l my farm near Wheeling; and will sell ii
on liberal terms, and in one or more tracts as may be
desired. mar9 Z. JACOU.
Another Arrival of <?oId Pent.
AVERV superior urticle.of Gold Pens ?<f the most ap
proved style and wai rant. d, just received and foi
sale low by C. P. HKOWN.
mal8. No. 4, Washington Hall.
To the Ladies.
JUST received at the South and of Market Squaro, Sigi
of tha Black Mammoth Boot.
CO PAIR of Ladies liuo Jenny Liud Slippers,
ma20. TODU & DEVOL.
SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Connecticut Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
For the year ending January 31 at, 1853.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.
Amoumt ree'd for premiums and
policies during the year... &6?2,249,.t4
' ree'd for Extra Risk 31,060.36
SR63.329.4I
4 Iuter?st 77,843.31
Total Receipts during the yea' $$741,172.8!
Deduct paid salaries, inj.ucal ex
. amin .'ions, pos-age,adveriiaing,
pr nting, stationary, rent, furni
ture, taxes, exchange, etc 15,714.00
Deduct paid commi s ons 37,714.29
' li.i polic eo surrendered. 13,386.82
? ? lostes 111 policies,
(includ.ng S28.U50 un
paid oflast year.. ISO,417.00
256,222.1
$484,940.7
Losses on 24 policies not
yet due and wan ing proof
of death ..44,376.0
Net proceeds or the year..... 8440,666.7
Dividend of 60 per cent credited to
Life Policies 302,688.00
Dividend or 16 per cent ci edited to
Term Policies 4,0?2.00
306.640.0t
Balance to Re insurance and
Reseivefund. ..........?133,92tf.
ASSETS.
Bond and mortgare loans on real
estate S329.803.6
Bank -*tockloa?.8 - 48,496,0
Loans to city and other corporat'ns 06,716.1
Mortgaged ronds, bank and other
tocks 116,266.0
Special depositesih banks,drawing
six per ct. interest 107,000.(1
Cash in hand and in bank 29,600.2
Premium or Deposit Notes, bear
Ing 6 per cent.interest.... ....998,958.6
Premiums in the b inds- of agents
andin tr&nsit.........i... 6,864.8
Accumulated cipi tal................... gl,701,673,5
Amount of dividends paid during
the year '* 878*261.00
A mount of dl vid-d? cance'ed by for
feited and surrendered policies 70,322.(10
Total dividends canceled during tlie
year........ .-r ? .. 3^148,673 00
Whole airount Of dividends paid
oioce 1849 #108,048.00
GUY R. PHELPST Secretary.
Hartford, February 1, 1863.
U3-Policies Issued cn the most favorable terms, by
WM. F. PETERSON, A sent,
ap9-tf ? ? Wheeling, Va.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T. M PARKKK haa tnia day associated with him: 1
btotinest, Mr. Kichelaub. H
The confectionary and cake baking busincfea will be eo
tinufril at the old sUnd, No. 146, Main > treat* under tl
name and style of CmalO) T. M. PARKER ? Co.
?BALTIMORE TRADE.
c. J. LEREW. (1. SARDKR. METER.
LEREW, SANDER & Co.,
SHOCK 8HOK8 or
CHARLES FiacilKK CO.,
No, 338 Market Street, between Horrard and Jiutcto tt*.
? BALTIMORE
I9IPOKTKIIH OI
German, Frcneh and English Goods,
rr , SUCH AS
Hosiery, Nrawors, Buttons,
Gloves, Shawls, Tapes
JUccs, Fringes, Binding*,
Thruda, Rawing Mlk, .Spool Cotton.
Under Shirts, Suspended, Ribbons
Turkey Ked Yarn, etc., etc
Scythes, Slates, Violins, Accordeons,
Jews Harps, Peic Caps, Guitars, Harmonicas,
Mai bios. Look'g glasses, Flutes, etc. etc
margS-1yi1@tw
Drakeley & Fenton,
(.?sta bushed 183C.}
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the sale of lloo Products, FlodKi Bottcv, Wool,
Window Glass and '.'olstry Produce,generally. Tlie*
will alec give attention to purchasing on commission.
387 Baltimore St., corner of Paca.
BALTIMORE, Md.
mar25- lydghv
Curtis & Bradley,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Wholesale dealers iu Fiili.
744 Bou: ley's Wharf,
halti ..ore. md.
ItyAdvances made on consignments of Provisions am
merchandise generally. mn25-ly
JWhiteley Brothers & Stone.
Importers and Jobberkof
DRY GOODS,
No. 12 Hanover St., near Baltimore St.,
mar20-Cm BALT1MOKE.
UA.LTJ&U UKUOK, Jit.,
Uphulbtcry and 1'nperllaugiug Warehouse,
iYo. 22 U Baltimore St., near Churlts St.,
HAS in suae, curtain material and trimming, such at
Brocateli, tatiji damask, fcatin do laines, "VVoisted
damask, Con.ice, etc.
UPHOLSTERY GlODS.
Pain and figured piush, hair cloths, velvets, gimps,
webbing, piano and table covers, transparent shades, etc.
PATER HANGING,
Fine and low priced, suitabl; tor parlors, halls, drawing
rooms, chamheis. etc., together with decorations, views,
border, etc., all of which will be sold on pleating terms.
ma r2 6-1 yd
Hopkins & Jb'aircliild,
Merenant Tailors,
220 ISaltimore Street,
, HALTUIOKK,
INVITE the attention oi the citizens of Wheeling to their
extensive assortment ol cloths, cunsimeics and vest
ings, selected with gieat care, lrom the latest imporia
tions.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Oil the second floor or their sioie they keep a large as
sortment ol elegantly finished clothing, made by the b^st
hand and cut in the most fashionable style. mar16 I yd
FLOOR AND GENERAL
Commission Business
THE undeisigned, la?e or the fi m of WOUR A nAP1
NEK, of\\ inchcster, Virgiiiia, takes this oppcitui.v
ty to extend to his lriends i.is heartfelt thanks Tor thou
liberal patronage siicea resident or this c'ty, cna begs
leave to inlorm them that he has taken Wat chouse ?vc. -J,
South Ilovvaid Street, Jately occupied by Mr. J so. W.
Hell, and formerly b) the late Elias Suaw, togeihn
with Wai chousn No. 2, South Hcwaid Street, gi\es hint
ample room to do any reasonable amount of Flour 4? Gen
eral Com mismon lit'sniesk. 1 he location is a good one for
the sale or all kinds or countiy produce, and he lespect
lu'Iy solictts your pationage.
He will also give strict attention to the purchase ol
Plaster, Salt, Fish and Guano, ?.Vc And his knowledge of
the wants or the Agricultural and Vercantil-j community
lie such that he feels warranted in assuring them that
:on8ignme'?ts or orders with which he may be favored
will be promptly audfaitliluily attended to.
MICHAEL PANNER,
No. 2 6i ?}, South Howaid street.
Baltimore, March 1, 1S03.
Itefercnccai
BALTIMORE.
Messrs. Pollard, Byrd & Co;
1) Stuart ? .Son;
Chas. A. Gumbrill;
? Norris, Caldwell @ Co.
WINCHESTER.
llenry M. Brent, Cashier of the Bank ofthe
Valley;
Joseph 11. Sherrard, Cashier of Farmer's
Hank;
Messrs. Baker? Brown;
? Chas. L. Wood Co.
WHEELING.
Messrs. Annan, Maguire ? Co;
? Logan, < arr ? Co;
O. W. Heiskell,
Jno. R.Morrow.
m?.r23-3m.
Itfare, I'ierson, llolliday & Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
iYo. 1 Ilanozcr strut, war Market,
BALTIMORE
Richard ITare, Daniel Holliday,
William Pierson, James Robinson.
tEF-Koter to the Merchants ol Wheeling. mai2S ly
MARTIN & HOBSON,
Flour and Central Commission Merchants,
CORNER ECTAW AND BALTIMORE STB.,
mar2S-ly BALTIMORE.
liiiiJJ, HKU 1 f-t HR) Sc Co
229 Dallimor.. Street, Corner of Charles.
WHOLESALE LMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALE11S IN PINK WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY,
SILVER, PLATED, AND ALB.VTA WARE AND
FANCY GOODS!
HAVE opened their new ctore with a splendid stock of
.Goods.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCIIKS!
From the most celebrated nutters in London, Liverpool
and Geneva?an extensive stock always kept on hand,
every one of which is guaranteed to perform accuiato
time.
SILVER WARE OF OUR OWN SIANUFACTURE!
Silver Tea and Coffee Sets, Goblets, Cut?*, Tumbleis,
'ustors, Waiteis, Spoons, Forks, Fie and Cake Knivc-,
ce Cream Knives, Napkin Kings, Fith Knivjs, Salt Cel
lars, <frc., ol new designs.
I'LATED WARE.
CotTeeand Tea Sets. Urns, Tea Kettles, large and small
Waitois?Oval, Oblong and round shapes; Castor a, Cake
baskets, E,>e. guess, Flower and Fruit stauds, ?fcc.
DIAMOND work!
A superb collection or Diamond Bracelets and Rings,
llroncheit. Crosses, Finger Rings, lull suita of Diamonds,
suitable lor W eddtug Gibs.
K1CII jewelry!
This branch of our business is noisu'passed by any e<
hli*mcnt m :he country; having workman etnployed un
der our own supervision, constantly making new styles ?
and by every steamer we are supplied itom the Kuiopean
factories, wnicti enable*, us to give to our customers the
latest fashious, and ct'.ow prices.
fancy goods!
Writing Desks. Work Coxes. Chess Men, Card Bas
kets, Cologne Hot:I.*8. elegant Vases, I'aiisiau Mar tie
Statutes, Paris Hionzes, Fine Paintings, Papiei Macnie,
Tables and Work Stands, Pmte Monnaies, su|ierior Co
logne, French Perfumeries, Rosewood i-nJ leather Dies
sing Cases, English Soaj s, Tooth brushes, Hair brushes*
iVc.
SUTF.RIOR ALBATA WARF.!
New Patterns ol Forks, Spoons, ixid.es, etc. of this arti
cle, which is fast superseding silver waie.
SPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS.'
bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks of elegant designs, hlack,
yellow, drab ai d white marble do; Fiencli Porcelain do;
richly decorated.
Watch Tools and Materials, ofthe best quality,con
stantly kept on hand and careful:y selected.
For the convenience ol customers we have erected a
large, spacioux stoic, giving cus'omers every facility for
inspecting our extensive stock of Goods. Adjoining the
retail sales room, we have filled up another room, over
100 leet in depth, for the Wholesale Department.
ICS"Every article fiom our establishment is warranted
lo be as good as represented.
K5"Persons visiting Daltimo e, will do well to examine
our assortment. Orders from the country will be attend,
ud to taithfully and promtly.
G AN FIELD, BROTHER ?*? Co.,
229 baltimoie St., S. West corner of Charles
Sign of the Golden Eagle.
Baltimore, March 24,-dwly
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
LOCATED NO. 127 BALTIMORE 8T.
BALTIMORE, Md.
OK. CHAMBERL1N would say to his friends and
? patrons throughout the West, and to all young men
desirous of learning Hook Keeping, that he has disposed
of his interest in tho Pittsburgh Commercial College, and
permanently located himself in Baltimore, and is now at
the head of one of the most flourishing Institutions in the
Unicn. The facilities here oflciid fin acquiring a com
plete Mercantile education are equal if not superior, to
those of any similar College in the We*t. Individuals
wishing to obtain situations when qualified, will find it to
their advantage to prepare thomsei ves at this establish
ment, as a large number or gentlemen (among whom are
several from the West) have reiently completed their
comse of study, and obtained desirable situations as Book
Keepers in this city. For particulars, terms, ctc.f write
and have a circular forwarded by mail.
marGG-d@w 1 y
Bird. Wilson,
Wholesale and YCetnil dealers in British,
JFreuch au<l American Dry Good*,
No. 69 Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE,
"VirOULD invite the attention of purchasers visiting
T V our city to call and e.vamire our large stock of la
dies'dt ess goods; consisting of plain and brocade silks,
black mattiona silks, plaid silks, French Bareges, French
lawns and jackonets, bayadere robes, sitkl/ssues, barege
de lainos, French Ginghams, plain and emb'd crape
shawls, from 310 to $76, mantillas and capes, new styles,
cashmere shawls of every vaiiety, French embroideries,
kid gloves. Parasols, etc.
gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS.
Cloths, cassimere3, vestings, cravats, handkerchiefs,
collars, gloves, etc.
Housekeeping goods of all kind*, including a large s ock
of staple and domestic good*. Our stock comprises the
lw?6t aesortment offered by any house In the city and at
I he lowest prices. m>i28-d?wly
FANCY OOOP8.
PREDK. PICK-BY & SONS,
260 Baltimore Street.
Importers of English, German end French Fancy
Goods,
HAVF. now in store their Spring assoortment of Porte
Monnaies, Violins, Peicussion Caps, Accordeon*.
Tooth aid Nail brushes, Rosewood and buffalo Hair
brushes, Combs of every description, Cutlery, Fans But
tons, Perruraery, Fancy Soap*, Work JBoxe?, Jewelry,
etc., etc.
In the Hosiery lice a full assortment or White, Frown
and mixed cotton 1 hose, Lisle, Thread and fiflk I
Cotton hose of every description. Lisle Thread and Silk
hose of every description, C'-oi ton, Threadand Silk GI0\es.
Filley ? Stewait's Patent Thread, rotton, Thread and
Silk Laces, Silk and Pocket Handkerchiefs, Neck Ties,
et^e^c. ' ...
Dealers will find our stock the most extensive in this
city, and our prices as low as any house iu tho tht country,
naart4-dwtf
BALTIMORE.
JOHN SULLIVAN &, SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO, COT
ton, Flour, Whisky, and Wkstern
Produce Genkrai.i.y.
Camden St., near Light St. Wharf,
apl5-ly BALTIMORE.
A. SISCO,
ho. 95 Baltimore Street, opposite Holliday Street,
R A L T 1 HI ORE,
WHOLESALE and Retail manufacturer of Odd Fel
lows, Masonic, Sons orTemperance, Red Men'*and
other Regalia, Banners, Flags, I?wels, ctc.. Military
Goods of all kinds. ap9-1y
Pendleton &: Brother,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IN LEAF TOHAO'O, COT'I ON, AN1? PRODUCE
GENERALLY.
Pendleton's Wharf, i\o. 120 Loiter End of Smith's Dock,
BALTIMORE.
R EFER ES'CES:
llujli Jenkins & Co. "1
F. W. Drune ?& Sons, f Baltimore.
Wm. Wilson & Sou?, J
Edwin WortharaCc lo.l
Arch'id Thou.a* & Son, ?? Richmond.
Hugh W. Fry, )
Rhodes ?v Oglebay, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Tweed, Sib.ey ?v Wright,')
Joseph C. Butler & Co. > Cincirnati.
John Cieigb, J
OtisV. Chare"*' } Charleston, S. C.
Gouloiifc Co , Louisville.
James M'Cully, )
Biown i\c Kirkpatrick, > Pittsburg.
Z. Chalet, J
D. Lunib, Esq, Ca h. N. W F.an!1:, *)
S Brady, Esq, Cash. M.& M. Bank, S-Wheeling.
Jas. R. Baker, )
Josiah ibl< y, Hamburg, s. C.
Henry A. ShiOcder, Mobile, Ala.
A. L. Gaines. New Orleans. ap35-6m
: DWIN A. CLABACOU. W. II. CLABACOH
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
'T^HE undersigned having purchased the lease and effect?
JL of that old established house, t ho Fountain Hotel.
Light street, Baltimore, and haxing repaired and re-fur
nished at a heavy outlay, now offei to their friends and the
traveling public an astublishment second to not e in com.
sort and convenience.
The Ladies* Ordinary, rrd the suites or rooms attached,
will be found to ufford the comfort3 of home to families,
while the situation of the houte guaiantees quiet lepose to
all its patroi>8.
It is t e most central situation for the man of business,
being in the centic of business, affords as converient ac
ce>s to all the Kailroad liepots und Steamboat Landing* as
any other hotel in the city.
It will be the drsiie and pleasure of 1he proprietor to
promote the comfort of the cue?ts o' the house.
ap7-ly CLA BAUGH fit BROTHER.
Solid Daguerreotypes.
rYMIIS latest discovert is the wonder of the age. The
JL picture assumes all the roundne ;s ai.d solidity oflile.
it also appears life-size, and in every poiut lesembles the
living being. Natu:e is perfectly mucked, even to an In
dividual hair. T-ken at WHITEHURST'S, over Camp
bell's Jewelry store, Baltimore stieet, in the city or Bnlti
nioie; also, in his Washington Gallery, and will soon l?e
introduced in all of his galleries, which may be found in
ill the principal cities in the Union.
Mr. Wjiitkuorbt has the honor to announce that he has
ust received a .etter from the President of lie United
States, informing him of the award or a Medal, Certificate,
xnd a copy of the Juries reports at the World's Fair, Lon
don. mar30-tf
PHILADELPHIA. ~
CURTAINS,
C URTAIN MATERIAL,
limit aire t'overiug*. &c.,
AT WHOLESALE AJSjj JILT AIL.
XV. 11. CAISKVL'M
CURTAIN STOKE,
sXo. 169 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Cornzr Fifth street,
appetite the State House.
IE has always in store a full stock ol
?icnch Biocuteils; all widths
and colors;
Mcnch Satin de Laines;
itdia Satin Damasks;
?lench Moquctte;
Lo Plushes;
Lace and Muslin Curtains
ol every style and price.
Tab!e 4- Piano Covers &c.;
Gilt Cornices;
Gilt Pins ai d Rands;
Gimps, Fringes;
Colds. Tassels, dec.
N. V. Painted WlKDOW SHADES, ol all styles and
nice*; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, 4-c.; and
rf.rvlhinp complete for Curtain*, of the newest Palis
Ivies, audat the loicest price*.
Persons sending the height and width of their tcindav
rnuiet, can-have their Cuitains made and trimmed in the
??t niaiiitcr; see Fashion Plates iu August number of Go
icy's Lady's Hook.
Meamers, hoteis, CAR 1 UILDEIIS, Riul dealers genet ?
lly, supplied at the loicest wholesale prica.
W. H. CARRYL,
Importer of a.: d Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
163 Chestnut street, comer of l-itth,
nnrlT-lydA-w Opposite the Stale Hnn^. PhM.nla.
Prize M-.da Aicirded, by the IVorld's Fair, London,
351, to
Alex. L. Illicltey & Co.,
WHOLESALE &- RETAIL
Trunk Manufacturers
48 ChestnulSt., above *, Front of Jones* Hot* I,
[ABIES' Dre>a Trunks, Bouirnt Boies, audC?pCfc>?8.
j Trunks ofevevy kind and style, Caipet Lags, Enani
led Traveling ifags 'or Gentlemen, Ladies' Tiavcliug
talchels, Ac. &., Wholesale and Retail, twenty percent,
ess t hau cau be purchased at anv other p?tahii;hm?..- ...
raar;7-3mri&w.
? emcrii uud souiberu Jiercliuuu
sexton, Seal <k Swearincen,
Oil^KMKKS A JORUKlb
OP' FANCY DHY GOODS.
No. 11, S. 4th st. between .Market and
Chesnut Sts. Phil'a.
. W. Sexton, L. Seal, A. Van Swearincen.
3FFEK to purchasers, the largest assortment of Fancy
Dry (.foods in tliecity. It comprises In part ol
Hosiery of ail kinds and qualities.
(jloves, Undershirts, Dress Shirts and Collars.
W ooUcn yarns ol different shades aud colors.
A line assortment or Shell Combs.
uo do do Buffalo and Imitation Combs.
Brushes of all descriptions.
Dieas and Tailors Trimmings of all kinds.
Burnctts, btx co d cor d Spool Cotton.
Pei luincry ol all kinds.
As well ns a g: eat many styles of goods ofour own impor
ition, which wc cannot heie mention, and which are well
"orthy the attention of bye; s. We feel we. can make it to
isninterest to give us atrial. sepW
JOHN H. BROWN & CO.,
Importers Wholesale Dealers in
British, French, and American
DRY GOODS,
No. Iti5 market Street, Philadelphia.
nl2ilvi;
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Chestnut Street, brtwecn 3d and -ith,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ben. IK. Wvohunn Pioprietor.
A first Class Hotel. Pi ices i educed! From 8*2,00 to
it,50 per day. mar 17-lyd
William llulty, T* A. Johnit &? Co.,
Wholesale dealers in Hoots, Shoes, Bonnets, Leg
lum, Panama and Palm Leaf Hats.
ALSO FUR, SILK, AND IVOOL HATS,
Market Street, Fhiladiclphia.
marl~-t yd
JESeujauiiu iH. ??zghtloot,
Hats, Cap3, and. Ladies' Rioiiig Hate
No. 41, North Second Street,
PHI LAD ELI-HI A.
Gro. W. Tixitfy. l*tte of Chrxinmt St. mar 17-1 yd
. counocs. a. cowtow.
Colhoun & Cowton,
L>RODV???Oi1131l!S?(XO.\ 9IEKCUANTS
FOR TXIK Sa.EUF
FLOUR, BACON, LARD, CLOVER SF.F.D, &C.,
Jhroad St., Ea-t aide, bet. Ilace 4* Cherry,
PHILADELPHIA.
Liberal advances made on Consignments, and when re
etved by car :uads, fire of drayage.
REFER to Forsyths <V Hopkins, Wheeling, who will
rutke advances on coicignments. apl6-ty
NUTIUE TO SHU'PEKS.
rHE Union Line Packets leaving regulaily on the arrl
val of the cars, all bills oHading must be on board be
oie 4 o'clock. P. 31. The Line will not be responsible
or the delivery of any goo-Is. and will not payor collect
iharged on any goods for which bills of lading are not on
)oaid 1 he boats before their departuie. roar3l-tf
REMOVAL.
McKELVF.Y ?Co., hive removed their grocery from
the old shinty, to No. 210 Uaiket square, east side,
tnd next door to Mr. Ha IPs Auction Koom.
McKelvey @ Co., offer for sale 011 reasonable terms, a
tvell selected stock of groceries. Prime Rio coffee; extra
fine gunpowder; Imperial. Young Hyson and black tea*i
S.O- sugar; refined and loaf sugar; gulden syrup; Ji. O
molasses; Klce; choice brands t>saudSs chewing tobacco:
VV e ling twist tobacco, ele etc.
Family Flour superior euality. aprl-tf
Persian Hair Dye.
rpHIS preparation will change the Hair from any othei
JL color, to a beautiful jet. black, without staining the
ikin. Price 60 cents. For sa!e by
KKLLS & CALCWELL,
oct?r. Sole Agent*.
Pemberton House.
Water Street. Below Ifloiiroe.
WHEELING. VA
TM. PE.M BERTON announces to his old friends and
? the public generslln that he has located in the com
modioos br ck buildlrp. lormerly known as the "St.
Charles." and thoroughly repaired and refitted it, and Is
preps ed to entertain travelers in good style at moderate
prices. The Pemberton Hcu*e is situated immediately
on the Steamboat Landing, and near the Depot of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, affording passengera tor the
cars or packrt boats a convenient stopping place. Tim
proprietor respectfully inviles the attention of his old
friends to his house, and solicits a share of public patron
age *pyw
GUNPOWDER AND SAFETY FUSE.
R1FI.K, spotting mid blasting powder, and al?o safely
fus<N on hainl constantly, in magazine. and for r?Ir to
railroad contractors and others, aa low as at any other
point in the West. n*7 M.'KEILLY.
NO. 1 SALilUi\.
I FEW barrels In store, and for sale by
A ma7 M RElUA
Embroideries.
very choice selection of French and Scotch embroid
? cries consisting of Honeton Collate, French worked
do Scotch do. Rich Mourning collars. Also collarets.*
new and handsome article. Rich Lace and French work
ed Sleeves. Inside HdkPa. Flounclngs. New.style em
broidered linen cambric Hdkrs. Also a large lot of Swiss
and Jaconet Kdgtngs and Inserting*. _Ju? jecetyed at
YDIIY23. HKIaKKIJifruU.
American sunday school union publica.
TJONK, complete Libraries, Hymn Books. Question
Books. Spellers. Class books dec., kept constantly for sale
at catalogue prices, by WILDE A BRO.
mats. Corner Malnd: Union street
^'ICHKS?A supply ol John Donrelly'H best just
received an<l for salo ^HOMPSON.
. najo. 31 Monroo sUet'..
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