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T11K 1S LL 1(1 Eft. TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II. I. BtVrKS concerning divert isin- or oih financial business or the intelligencer, should be ail drwed to the Proprietors. Letter-' the editorial depart ment of the paper, should be addressed to the or to either one of them.

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ir subacribersorder the discontinuance or their peri-i otlicals, the publisher may continue to send them until air arrearages a repaid. 3. ir neglect, or refuse to take their Mis from the offices to which they are they are I fcelu responsible till they have settled the bil! and urdei id them discontinued. subscribers remove to other places without inform the publishers, and the papers arc sent to the former direction, they aiefVerd Veaponsibte. 5.

The Courts have decided thai reftisin; to take period icats' troin the office, or removing and leaving them uncall ed re is pihna facia evidence of intentional fraud. TU? the 1st Church iv ill give a Supper on Tuesday. I he isibol lircrmher, al Hull. Tlieir object is to continue their aid in furnishing the new L'burrit, about tn be completed. They ti.e public approve their and come, otic and all, to Hie feast.

Hr.ii.tii or were but 19 deaths in Norfolk duiingthe month of November. Cooktt business of importance was ili'tie in this Court yesterday. To-tiuy the numer ous indictments against liquor sellers will be taken up. TubSpaxmh Daxckrs are still drawing crowdrd houses in haltiiuore, where they have been performing for several weeks with unprecedented success. They were announced to moke their last appearance Ihtre last night.

They will ap.earat the Atheiiasum in this city on Thursday. Si.iacr.aa Win. Kmx, Sr. Pii.f and formerly of Buffjlo township, wits choked to death, a few days ago, while eating supper, by a piece of meat getting into his windpipe, llefore relief c.uld be administered, life was extinct. Afier his death the meat was removed, and found to be several inches long The deceased was about 65 years of age.

Arroi.vrMKMT.?We are gratified to learn that Mr. Isaac H. Morrow, the present and for a long time pasl, favorite conductor on the C. 0. has been appointed agent at Louisville, of Ihe li.

11. Railroad, and a number of Western roads, a salary of 61200 per annum. We learn lhat he has accepted, and will enter upon thedutiesof the appointment on the first of January A better appointment could not have been made. Destructive Sunday a clear morning was followed by rain and snow, accompanied bv a heavy gale, which did much damage along the river and in different partsof the city. The pilot house of the new steamer Avon dale, lying at the Shipyard, was blown off; the roof of the steamer Defender was also blown oil, and Ihe chimnies of the Icrrv boat were blown down.

A oew brick house owned by Crawford near Ihe pork house, in the fourth ward, was blown down, and ihe chimney and kitchen of llr. Iledinand's house in Ihe same vtcinily were demolished. Shed fenc. signs, throughout the city suffered severely. If Ihe storm prevailed generally along the liver, We expect to hear of extensive damnges.

Oli. Winter, Hkic.ho!?We had a specimen on Sunday of about every, variety of weather which the clerk of thai commodity is have ii, his catalogue. Morning clear mild; then1 came a fierce wind blowing a hurricane; then rain, lull and snow. The performance then suddenly took a turn into some very respectable cold weather which is not yet concluded. Old Winter, after frolicking apparently too long elsewhere, has suddenly popped down among us, and seems by his earnestness determined to make amends for alt delin quencies.

It is just now a splendid time to catch colds, and the venders of pulmonic wafers, expectorants and other stuffs" are anticipating a rich h. rvest, secundum artem. ItrAi. Cor A woman in Georgia recently Shi a nepro slave dead, for attempting to rob Liuiiiier shouid always be boldly and quickly cod (ranted A box of Hryan's Palmonic wafers slops consumption, cures a cough in five miuutes, and a soieiliroal in an hour. lhe in the city; THOMP? I EKSON, Wholesale Agents, 117 Main 25 cents a box.

Tint East WriEtuan (Jons Strkkt) Grave "ARois inn depktable one which we think shameful l0 many lot holders whoshould have given it iheir attention ere tl is. We earnestly n.vile lhe atleiition of all who feel any in t.Tcst in this burying ground, to lhe following (acts: lhe wind of Sunday did some damage at the Wheeling Gtave Yard, blowing down one ol the large locust (ices'on John Street, and injuring the lencecousiderably upon that side, 'l'de fen ies on the East and West sides of 'the ground are nearly ucetroyed, and lhat separating the yard from the garden on the norths de is entirely down. A committee of the lot owners, consisting of lessrs. Peterson, Hubard and Busby, ha already estimate prepared showing lhe cost of repairing the fence and securing the grounds; and finding the sum of five dollars per lot would be sufficient to do Ihe work thoroughly, called an ass.ssnient of that amount and employed Mr. J.

31. Kwing to collect it. So far he has not been very successful, but it is hoped that the UeCesaily having now become so urgent, no further dely will be made. A few dayn in the present condition of the place, will suffice to destroy all the work of the summer in iti order lots and walks. If any owner of lots or of single graves should not be called upon by the collector, his list not ueing perfect, the proportion due from them will be received by either of the Coram tte, or by Cheater Hubbard, at the Bank of Wheeling.

It cannot be that auything moro is necessary than the calling attention to thu matter, to secure its accomplishment. Tub Explosion or a Steam Engine at hive had a brief account of the explosion at Cincinnati of a Steam Fire the first accident, believe, o( the kind which has occurred. The Cincinnati Times gives the following account of the catastrophe: "Since the introduction of that most effectual tire aunihilator, the steam fire-engine, i'i this city, not an accident had occurred in working it until yesterday alternoon, When dur njj a trial before a special committee from Chicago, the boiler of the exploded in consequence of which the engineer, John Wiuteibottom, was killed, and Alexander Litta, Benj. Oilman, Horace Ingiish fctiiously injured. The facts, as before Dr.

Menziess, win held an inquest upon the body of WitHtrbottom, are we announced yesterday, a committee from Chicago, were deputed to examine the modus operandi ot our steam tire engine, and 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon was the lime appointed for the trial. Between that hour and 3 o'clock the 'A. Latta' was brought opposite the Mechanics' Institute, in presence of the committee, and commenced getting up strain; from some cause or other, instead cf eight minutes, the usual time occupied iu This process, it was over twelve minutes before she was ready to play, when she performed to the entire satisfac lien of the Chicago gentlemen. In the mean time the Joe Koss arrived Upon the ground, and after the Latta had finished, her crew proccded to exhibit her power to the committee. In seven imnuttB and a quarter she commenced throwing two streams, when the to hold up, jn that a connection might be fiprroed, stfthuf the water" couIiT be pel'C'l Uitc iigh one noziler.

he tlitlVrhil. i minute afierwfrd tlie hose burst, when the steam was shut olT. and almost instantaneously the playe, in" consequence of there bc1114 no tv.iSer in llie "boili V. This engineer. John into the ait icOBsidelable height, wereblovrn frcm the body, entrails of which were lorn anil when picked up, not hihg I tit the trunk and head remaintif.

It1 was aickening sight, and will not icailily forgotten by those who witnessed it. ile was thirty six years of age ail Englishman by birth, and leav-s a wife and child, Ahlauilcr Latta llenjamin Gilmanweie severely, though not dangerously scalded, and Horace Inalish was badly hurl by beingstruck in the side by a'porting of the boiVr. The atcidenVhah-. atubuut hnlf-piist four o'clock. The remains nf poor WinWr bottom having been collected, a colliu was procured, and they were conveyed to jjie now desolate home of a widowed wife and fatherless child.

N. V. Herald correspondent at Washington intimates that the 1 President is not the author of his ova message. says messege, I understand, in readiness, and that as sjoii as they fleet an civilization of the House, the.Clerk will proceed to read iLfront manuscript. His friends aver that no one 'assisted or wrote one line of or that ai.y human eyesawil, txcept until he laid it before this Cabinet.

There-is some doubt expressed as to the truth of this by those who are best acquainted and most in timate with himHe claimed the authorship of his Celebrated Inaugural; hiit it has now leaked out that Judge Gilcliiist was the author of that grandiloquent paper; and when it is known that tbnt learned jurist is here, and is. and has been inconstant cuminuni cation with the President, it is useless lo say more. I am informed by rtllable aulhtriiy that it will be a very lengthy more so than any that has ceded it." it A ft 8 i'( )RT WHEELING, CI NCINN ATI AND LOUISVILLE PACKET. The new and splendid ate W.G. WoODSlDE, Captain J.

Huotij, "will run as a regular packet to the above anil all ii terrncdiate ports. Fot freight or passage apply to ag2i) HAKKIi agents Wheeling and Sunfiah DailyPacket. The elegant, running packet, 1'IIOM KIIKIVRU, Copt. J. W.

Morgan'i leave Sunfiah, daily, at o'clock a. i Returning, will leave Wheelingal o'clock, p. m. aug3t The Adams Express Company. OFFICE ML OR HOUSE, WHEELING, VA.

Reduction of rates to and from4 iVJBIV YORK, PHILADELPHIA AtiD BALTIMORE. TH Adams Express Company, lor the safe and speedy tonvejancc oi MONEY, VALUABLK PACKAGES, AND FREIGHT OF ALL KINDS, in charge of our own special messengers, is the only reliable line to and from Wheeling Cby Railroad afreet.) to Sew York, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Koston, Washing-, Central Ohio Railroad fo ZanesvIHe, Columbus. Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis, Chicago I Exmesses leave via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at I o'clock, P. Central Ohio Raiiioadat 5 o'clock, P.

51 For Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Toledo, and Sort hem Ohio at 7 o'c" oc A Poultry, Produce of all kinds, delivered in sixleen Uou.ato A dona Co. Change of Schedule. Winter Arrau-ement. TRA.SHPorkT*Tio? OrricK B. 0 R.

1 Wheeling Station, Pec, 4th, OX and after Tuesday the 4th instant, the Passenger Trains (expiess and mail) will leave this station daily at 4 P. aud KhSO P. M. The Express Train leaves at 4, P. and will only stop at the following stations: Hen wood.

Moundsville, Cameron. Faiimout, Fetterinan, Xewburg, Roulesburgli, Piedmont Cumberland, Sir John's Run, Martinsburg, Harper's Ferry, Monocacy, Sykesvllle and Washington JulKtiOll. The Mail train leaves daily, cxccpt Saturdajs, at P. and will atop at all the regular stations. The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation 1 raiu will be except Sundays, leaving Wheeling at 7, A.

and arriving at Curftheiland at 0, P. Leaving Cumberland at 5:15 A. M.aud arriving in heel- il'y'oriter of J. DOSE. Kup't.

lIcl FORI), agent I'AKtilSKSBUUU PAUKET. Til hca'V and last running passenger packet. KI.A BKU.K, Capt X.T. II nau, will iuii asa repilar packet and liurr. irav Ine wuecii1'? every WontTay, Wednesday and Reurui i.g will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

For freight or pa.snge.apply on l-oai d. Summer Arrangement. REGULAR PITTSBURGH PACKETS. The fine steamers ECLIPSE, Capt Gko D. Moor aud ROSALIE, Capt Atu.Sii*ppa*d, Will tun betweon Wheeling and Pittsburgh, forming a daiiv line, connecting at with the Kxpiess train Tor Cleveland, and arriving at Pittsburgh in time'or the morning lines East.

The Eclipse will leave every Monday, Wednesday, end t-iiday, and the Rosalie every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, A. 31 For freight, passage, or through to BAKER Agents New Arrangement. THE WHEELING AND PARKEItSBUUC mail rtcKirr ALBEMARLE, JAMES U. ROBERTS, meter. will lea vo Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and at lft o'clock, A.

for Pa? Hersburg, connecting at Mni'ietta with the steamer BUCK, running from to esiil and at Parke.shur* with the steamer FASHION, running from Parkecefcurg to olumbia, Va. Returning, will leave Parhersbure every Moil day. Wednesday and Friday at SJ o'clock, A M. Freight will he received for any point on the Muskinrum river between Marietta and Zauesvtlle, and point on the Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia. Sandusky, Mansfield Newark RAILROAD.

Change of Time. OS and after Tuesday, August 7. IS3S, until further notice, Trains wilt i uu an follows, (Sundays GOING SOUTH. Elf. Kjprim.

Leave Sandusky ir 'm4' Huron Ceniei ville 4.33 Plymouth Shelby Jn 5.2f Mansfield in Frederick P. M. Mt. Vernon UticJ 1-C4 8.20 Reach Newark 8.00 GOING NORTH. Exrness.

Leave Newark 2.10 2.45 44 Plymouth II Centerville Monroeville G.Jo Hunm Junction 7.00 Reach Sandusky ...2.36 44 7.15 GOING S.10 a Train will connectat Sandusky with Mornfng Train from Toledo? at with Chicago Express on Southern Division 1. Ko.nl; at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express Honi Cleveland; at Junction with Day Express irom Pittsburgh, aud a- Newark with the Eastand west trains An i cutral Ohio Railroad. The 3 Train will connect at Sandusky with steamer Hay City from Detroil; at Mon.oexil'e with western Train on A T. K. at Sl.elby Junction S.M Willi Train oil lor ColuniW and Cincinnati; at Mansfield Junction at Willi Fast -rain oil rt: II for Piltaburgli, anil at Newark wilu hast and West Night Trains on Central Ohio 1- R.

GOING a inake close connection at Newark with Mail Train from on Centrai Ohio Rj at Mansfield Junction with Express for Plltsburghi at Shelby Junction at 12.lo with Cincinnati Kxpress for Cleveland, Buffalo and -Jew and at Monroeville with Mail Tiain Road for 10'r will connect at Newark Kxpress from the liost on Central Ohio Road; at Manefield Junction will. T.aln lor WtUtiurgte.t tion at 21 with Cincinnati Mall lor Icve at Mnnroeville with Kisht Kxpress lor Toledo and and at Sauduslif with steamer liar City for Detroit and Clucago. ROB1XSOS, Sup't. Sandusky. Aug 4.1835 J.

M. HAMILTON. STEAM BOAT AGENT, WHEELING, VA. Wharf Beat at the f.ol of Monroe Street. Willattendto the rccei lug and deiive rili-of freight, ami tlie collettton orfreiiht bills.

Frelsht for all retular packtti will lie cliarje? TBI Lvtkst nISvs RKCRIVKU RV MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN NEWS. ARRIVAL OP TUB STEAM SHIP ARlEt. Xkw York, Deo. The sienm ship Ariel from-II arrived this morning, she sailed frim Havre on the 23rd uit.

anil left Cowes on the morning of the 25th. She brines the second edilion of the London Times of Saturday the 24lh. Consols quoit in Londcn on Saturday at for money. A lctier from Kaimesch, Oct 23rd, states that fome trilling engagements had taken place' at Kertcli between the hjirance of the Hussi.m forces under. Cell Wragleaud the Anglo Turkish coutinaeiit, ami that the latter were hard pleased and had sent to Balak'ava for rtinforerinems.

Kiiiburn js now protected by a tquadron of the allied frigates, and oalleries in addition to the permanent lurtiticaiious. The allies fear that the Russians oil make an effort to retake it as soon as the river frezes over. The Vienna correspondent ot the Lodon Tinuis stales positively thai tne preliminary steps towards the realization o( ti.e 1st and 4th guarantee points are about to be taken, the first relates io the principalities and the other tothe lutue position of the Christian populaiian in Turkey. The correspondence in ie alien Io the to the cognition of ill allachia, would begin as scon as tl Austrian envoy, Barou Hrok'eich reaches that city. The Berlin cor of the Times states that it is rumored that the re-purled Sweedish aili aice is doubted there.

Ti.esan correspondent confirms the failure of the harvest in Russia. Urge quantities of corn being imported by the Russian Govt from rrusria I'he same correspondent stairs that the U. S. Government had given large orders 'o a Rhenish house lor the delivery, next spring of bullet pro cuirasses. The Belgian minister of war has detennined upon increasing the defences of Antwerp by building several additional forts.

Gen. Simpson and suite rrtived at Marseilles on the 25-h of November. A writer in the London Times suggests the employment of fugitive slaves it Canada on the cotton plantations of Jamaica, as a partial remedy against England's dependance upon America, for the necessary supplies uf cotton. The London of Saturday, in citvaTti cle dattd Saturday evening, says I hat consols for money opened at whence lhey advanced lo 88J, but suddenly relapsed to 88i which was ihc last official price. CONGRESSIONAL.

Dec. motion of Mr. Weller of the Select Committee on the Pacific Railroad, appointed last session, ordv red to be coutinutd during this, vacancies to be filled by the chnir. Mr. Adams' resolution providing for the election of officers of the Senate, indefinately postponed.

Mr. Bayard gave notice of his intention to introduce a bill providing for public printing, engraving end House rrsumed voting for Speaker. 35th 100, Richardson 74, Fuller 3t, ZollicofTer 4, Walker 2 ester, Peuningion; Harrison, Carlisle, Harlan, Wnee'er, Klliott, Smith, of Andrew aud Oliver, 1 necessary lo a choice. Mr Thorington offered a resolution on his own responsibility, that the House will proceed immediately to the election of a speaker, viva voce, and if, after the roll has been called 13 times, no member shall have received a majority of the whole number of votes cast, the roll shall again be called, and the candidate then receiving the largest number ol votes, provided it be a majority of quorum shall be declared elected Speaker. This fell like a bombshell, occasioning much citeinenL Several members in the same breath moved to lay the resolution on the table, declaring was the proper place for it.

The Clerk the House to gentlemen standing all over the Hall, Mr. Gtddittgs, amid the confusion, earnestly ap pealed lo his friend itom Iowa to withdraw his resolution, believing that the feeling of the House was becoming more favor.b'e to Mr. B.tnkg. Yeas and nays weie ordered on laying the resolution on the table, and the question was raised as to whe'herMr. Thorington could withdraw the resolution.

Mr. Jones of Tennessee appealed to his friends to waive tneir objections aud permit rlie gentleman from Iowa, to withdraw his resolution, he wishing to do so. Cries of no objection, agreed. Ca 11 the roll. The House again proceeded to vole for 35th Ballot, Richardson 76, Banks 105, Fuller 29, ZollicofTer scattering 11.

36th 76, Banks 106, Fuller 29. Zollicoller 4, scattering 11. 37th Ballot, Richardson 76, Banks 107, Fuller 28, Zollicofler 4, scaMerins neces wry to a choice. 38th illot Banks 107, Richardsou 75, Fuller 28, ZollicofTer 3, Carlisle2, scattering 10. 39lh Bailot, Bauks 107, Richardson 76, Fuller 28, ZollicofTer 3, scattering votes, necessary to a choice 114.

Adjourned. FROM WASHINGTON. Dec. no process of figuring can the pol iticiaus raise Air. Bank's vote over 107, but strenuous exertions art: being made either to win ovet members to absent members in order that Bank's present strength ay secure hrs eitciion.

The members or the opposition, other tlian Mr.Richardson's friends, appear fixed on their oppesiiiou to Hanks and therefore considerable doubt is entertained respecting his ultimate success. ELECTION IN BOSTON. Dec. Tne elcclton for Mayor and Aldermen took place in this city lo-dav, resulting in the election of Mr. Rice, citizen for Mayor, over Shohleff, American.

A large majority ol the and Councilinen are of the same political co plexion. In Lowell, Huntingdon, the citizen candidate was elected Mayor by S00 plurality. in Worctster and several other placss the Citizens also elected. BANK STAEMENT N. Y.

Dec. The weekly statement or the Banks of this city show the Loans Specie Circulation and a decrease of tu deposits. Philadelphia, Dec. H. Simmons, of the proprietors of the Publ.c Ledger, died yesterday after few days illuess.

RIVER AND WEATHER. Pittsburgh, Dec. 6 feet 6 inches rising slowly. co'd and wiudy. CINCINNATI MARKET.

Dec. very dult, sates of 80 bis at 7,75. Nothing doing in grain. transactions. Hogs firm, but little doing, selleis risk buyers not disposed to operate, 600 head sold at 6,50.

Whisky dull and unsettled. Cannot quote Supar quiet, demand limited. Molasses firm at 4Uc. Coffee quiet and in limited demand. PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Dkc. inactive, no export de rnatid for flour, and standard brands freely offered at S9, without findirg buyers, 100 Ms extra family sold at $10. Receipts moderate aud stock accumulating. Very little demand for wheat, prices drooping, millers only offering $2 for primd rep, at which figure 2000 bushels were disposed of, 300 piiiuePenna white sold at 215, fair drmaud for prune dty new corn, but damp lots neglected, 500 bus sold at 75aSl aud some old at 92. Gioverseed scarce, demand at 8,50 per lbs.

Wbis? ky, small sales bis at hhds at 30. NEW YORK MARKET. Dkc. higher. Cleveland Tolei do Canton 204.

Cumberland 251. Micht gab Southern 92. Reading 88. lnuiana 5's Si. Virginia fc's 95.

Cotton of 600 bales, Middling Upland 9i. it. Flour firm, salts 1,300 bbls. Wheat of 7000 bus. Com improving, sales 40,000 bus.

at 994 for western mixed. Pork dull, sales 1.4Q0l?bls Meet dull sules 200 Lard firmer, sales 300 bbls. Whiskey, improving sales 350 bbls at Coffee firm, s.iles cf bags Rio at 12. Sugar firm, sales 1500 lihds. Molasses of 100 bbls.

Oils in limited demand, lion quiet salesof 50 tons Scotch pig. Tobacco firm, sales of 50 Freights on cotton to Liverpool improved a trifle, 4aid. Flour to Liverpool 3s and 2s (3d. Grain I la 12d. Cotton to Havre Id.

A very neat and superior article of BANK CHECKS on all the city Banks, ORDER BOOKS, BLANK DEEDS, NOTES, DRAFTS, Printed on extra paper, lor this Office. Dray licceipts and Bills of Lading Printed and Hound to order. Also, every description of PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING! Executed In a manner unsurpassed, on the shortest notice end at reasons Me U- T'XV VT NT. L. Dorsey; 1 DKALEB IX BOOTS AND SHOES AT OAKilALL, No.

123 Main stxeet, WHEELING, VA. 11 dooii BICLMW F. 1). uvr HAVE fust received or and fhe'tfrtrf Philadelphia manutactuvers, made ex-, pressly or this trade, or good matet ial and the best work and 1 am now prepared to farnlsbany and everybody with any kind of j.oods may wtuiMq my line, fiom a 2o cent shoe to 10 dollar boot, aucf to variety, dtyic, quality, mate ial, and tfotabiuiy of v.oikriai.suip, and 1 cannot be bj any Other house in orauy other city: ALSO Gents boots and shoes, ot alt kinds, styles and qnalltles, made-to orders al. emplorcd some of In- beat workmen in the Vtif.

ted suttee, i am saiisfed that I cannot Ikll. to pteaseany who nray favor n.e with a call. and examine for yourselves. My Uk tnUowing articles: MEN'S Bool's. pair best calf i do Lip Id.) do thick'? do proo! hoots; u0 do -ik so'e MhN'S Ill'OGANS.

pair best call brogans; 100 do 100 do thick 100 do priced boots. HOY'S AND YOUTHS' BROGANS. air thick brogaus, 100 do 1L0 thick 1 AND YOUTHS' BOOTS. 100 pairs of calf boots; do kid 1W do thick WOMEN'S WEAR. 150 pairs lasting gaiters, a I colors, 150 do walking 160 do morocco buskins, do kid 150 do calf 150 do J.

Lind do woiocco and kid BOOTS. 150 pat is morocco boots, 15 do kid 150 do Ft ench morocco boots, 150 do calf luO do kip 4 ALSO. The finest quality of ladles -live leather'Gaitersand buskins, a very fine and article. Ladles glove G-iters, with higlt heavy sole, and button up the tide, CHILDREN'S WEAR. Patent leather, morocco, kid.

goat, glove leather, coir ami ankle tiex, xlippcis. Oxroid and all other kinds aud alwajs on hand al low prices. GUMS. Ladies', men's and misses' sandals, boots and Overshoes or the very best quality; also a variety of oth er goods not here enumerated, which 1 will tell on the most accommodating terms. dci y.

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T. Co-Paxtnership. Jji. MARSH this day associated with him M. T.

Way man, tor tie of ti ansae ting the wholesale ai.d retail Boot ami Shoe business at the stand ol J. H. Matsb, 35 Monroe street, uext door to Gieer, Ott A Co under the fit of MAKSII 6c WAYMAN. July 1st. 18 So.

Ju30 James H. Dodgson, Teacher of the French Language. ADDRESS KOX SOS, WHEELING POST OFFICE. priv; lr instruction, if desired, as well receive put ils iu his classes al his room, No. 15 Alain street, and at the Wheeling Female Seminary.

Soft Hats. SAVKRVhas received and is now opening a vary iatgeas oitmentof Soft Hats of all qualities, shapes end colors, and II be sold at the luweot prices 5- AVERY. Nos 116 aud 148 st, Wlieellne, Va. oc4 Alfred Hughes, M. D.

ojimt ii i AS removed his office and residence to the coiner of Filth and Qnincy streets, nearly opposite the clic. Cj.urch. Irorn 1 to Noon 4 1 to 3. fcvening 7 to 'J, BILL OF PRICES. a single visit 7Cc? medicim- 25 cents.

For two or more viaits a day. 2-jc. Advice at ofiice, and medicine, Iroui 25. tooOc and up wai de, as the ease may be. Obstetric cases f'om $3 to Visits io the to distance.

The "Billol' Prices1'? which has always been given because untruth fid reports are made Miat my higher. Hats and Caps. Wholesale and Retail. S. Avery on hand and is leceiving-gj oi the largest assortments of hats ami consieting of all the varieties and coiors now in use, all Ot which will be sold at the lowest made lo oider at the shortest notice.

a. A VERY, fit MSA: 1-1S, splOitf Wheeling, Va. YOUTH'S-AND CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS "10.YA7.bT7.V7 of all ll.c qualities ai.d styles now in tse, extra S. AVERY, l-Jii ai.d 148 Maiu St. kO (loz.

1 aiut and aruish paint brushes at 0 ntM LAUfrllLIXS A BlISB 1 1 BUSHFIELB'S. assorted Tube colois, tot very cneap by 1. I7t? HLliS BUSH FIELD OA 1 S. 40,000 bushels Oats wanted, to lie in lots aeieeabte to seller. mil HILL Jr Co.

WAN ED. All kinds of country pioduce, lor which literal prices will be giveu. i.vM GILL Co. CORN MEAL. A FEW bushels ot new corn meal.

"Ml GEO. WILSON. CIDER. PERSONS having barrels can have them filled with elder by leaving the bai rels by Friday. iiv 1-1 GKO.

WILgON. and Falm for sale by J. VOWELL, oct9 31 Monrce st FOU.NDKY Flfi I RUN. laconing Foiindry Iron, for sal aga gill Water at. touts Loiiaconiug Foundry Iron, for sale by WHEAT, RYE, barley, TIMOTHY SEED.

For which the highest market price will he paid. spH GILL A CO. IT A Card. ETSKELL Co. will opeu this day and to-morrow (Tuesday) their KF.COND STOCK or Fall and Winter Goods, to which they Invite the at Jrntioii or publir.

By Express: havejust received, by new ofcolU orcd andalaige lot of rich bonnet Ribbons, a great variety or Diess Trimminzs. oclfl II EIKKKLI. A- Co. REFRIGERATORS. I HAVE just received a tot or Scott's Patent Galvanized 11 on and Zinc Refrigerators, of a superior quality and the best now iu use.

Call and see them. R. 11. WOODS, No 3l Monroe LORN. 20 OOO bushels corn wanted, between thUaud the day or Jauuary.

nvll GII.Ii A Co "Water at. NONPAREIL LINIMENT. Dr. Cnrr'i celobiated Neive and Hone manufactured iroiu the origiual recipe, and sold wholesale and retail by JOHN II. TAPPAS SOME THING NEW.

A FEW sets extra fine new stjle lady's Fur capes and cuffs. S. AVERY. Jios. HGan-ll-lS Main street, Wheeling, FLO UK, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, iron subscribers will purchase or make advances on to tialtimore, Philadelphia or Yoik.

of fl.iur, wheat, 1 ye, oats, corn, barley, clovcr and ilmulhyleeds. Alro 011 butter (solid pickled)andegge. GILL Go. Water st. GLOVES! GLOVES! BDACK.

white and colored Kid Gloves; superior buck and winter Glove? of every grade and quality, and il you want to ret a good article cheap, call at No. 2. dell J. H. STALL.M t'bnnyc of Time! CLEVELAND AM) ViTTSlWUtill JiAILRQAD, U.

S. MAIL DAILY LINE iicrvni Wheeling and Pittsburgh. THE fine side wheel passengers steamers FOREST CITY, Cap. Geo. D.

Moore, and DIURNAL, Ci.pt. Asa Shepherd, will mn daily between Wheeling and Forest City leaving Wheelngevery Monday Wednesday and Friday? and the Diurnal every Tuesday, Tfcursduy and Saturday, at 7 A. arriving at Wellsville'n time to connect with the CleVeland cars, and at Pit" in time lor the morning lines East. Returning? tl Forest City leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and (he Diurnal cv ery Monday, Wednesday and Friday4t 10 A. arriving at Wheeling in time Tor the mst! lings for Ohio.

Fot freigiit or passage, apply on board or to Si C. BAKER Agciti. ECy Through tickets for Cleveland, Toledc, Monroe, Detroit; Milwaukie, Chicago, Kuffalo and at the office of S. C. Baker 4- Co.

re bo) NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES AND OWNERS. ROM and after this dale, all freights by niers for wb ch we are agents, must be leceived on the whari and no cooperage will be allowed to be deducted from freight bills in any caee jelo dtf S. BAKER Co. WHEELING i. PITTSBURGH PACKET.

The new and lijlit draft nasseneer steamer KXCIIASGK, A. C. McCollam, roaiter. will ran regularly in place orthe in. JJ.

Kur'lieiflit parage apply un board. je2t it 124 MAIN STREET, TREMENDOUS STOCK-MORE THAN THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND nOI.LARS. WORTH OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. STONE THOMAS TAKE pleasure In notitvl ne thfc public thai they have now for Inspection and THE.LARGKST STOCK OF I ALL WLMEu VHV GOODS tliey baveever biougtit to Wheeling The stock costing more and ill tug two larjje More rooms 20 hy GO teet. beios bv many thousand dollars larger is auy similar house in To room for their immense Mock as well as to better accommodate! Lei largely incieased trade, they have fitted up an 100m of 1.0 26 teet with deep she! viugandgss fixtures, stftsble for Goods, ai trade nnd evfulr.tr They aie now piepared Jo either hy the piece or at letailjfor low as any home iu the West.

They cash trod-? Particular attention is invited to tlw followii? a sample or quantity ar.d pucea: LADIES DRESS GOO US. Yards ofevei 5 style the best assortments in Wert; some styles as low as 31 awl ceuis PLA1I fceststUk in the city, good all-wool Plaids French Tbioets, Cashmeres, Deiaipes, Fehegrs, and every otaer style of lady's wool and I to tic Gowda, at gieatly reduced pncea Some Fiench merinos at 60 cents, and Tuibet.cloths worth at2-5c. SirAW l.s? Krodte long and equate at very low al each. The heat stock cf long cloth the lowest prices seen in the West. Tfcc best for $6,00, that vo ever aw in "Wheeling.

Talinis. tuietlier niflidoths nial VelreisainT Iiitnniiiigs to 'ow. yds or such nuke. BrtsiV, JHcn's, DdmiwI'3, ic. .1 10 ti? 1-criU.

lullasaotUncut, Hie brit umHcs or Lxltcastcr aiid Manchester ct Sctjlch worth t'lrts at a levy. MK.V?S 2,000 yds. worth cents at 20; flannels, caislaefcs. etc etc either wholesale or letail at equally low prices: blankets 20 ifct cent cheape-thm we ever Ins to re had them. MUSLISS-We keep much largei stock of brown mid bleached Muslin? and unions tha i can be found elsewhere in the ciiv, embracing all the staple we pledge ourselves to sell them low as auy ntsti.

We have Said in our stock with the view ol courting a CLOSE CASH TRADE, and to all gor-d raah customers we and see. and you will be couvltrced that CASH makes all the difference in the wot Id in buying goods. cy we pledge to sell as low, and many articles lower than any house hi the Goods set to steamboats and the free or charge. declrinidaw INSURANCE. ALBEMARLE Fire and Marine Insurance Co.

TUE GREAT COMPANY OF VIRGINIA. PRINCIPAL Ta. ClIARTKItKD CAPITAL THB above Company liaviug established an this city, arc prepared tu take marine and fare risks tcrnn- X. C. ARTHUR.

agent. Main street. Lk'NJHB UIIGH Fire, Life and Marine Insurance Company, OF LY-N'CHBUHOll, VA. N. C.

Arthur, Agent. 89 Main street oc3-3in Valley of Virginia FIRE AND MARINE insurance COMPANY WM. T. SELBY, Agent at Wheeling. tbc store of Tallant lVlaplain.

Main sttert, between Muitrue auiKiuiucr strcetai are pre pared to take customary un Goods in Iran Stores. Dwelling's. KNCJlS? R. Baker Dclapain. H.

List. D. Lamb. Norton AclK-aouiti C. Hantaan.

S. Brady. c- r-? List A Howell. o. The iEtna Insurance Company OF UIHTVOKD, incorporated, 1819.

$500,000. One of lite oldest ai best In this country continues to risks uiHill tbc most 'erms Adnlyto K- I'KTKKbOS, Agpnt fur vicinity. ATflfiNiEUM FIRE OFFICE, London. AUTIIOKIXED CAPITAL Available Capital $1,284,300. "ty LL take any and all fair fire risks at a reasonable and promptly paid without lefcience to London.

RKFFRKNCES IN PI1U.ADEI.P1IIA. Atwofxlo. Jul'" Fartium. Joint triiig, George H. Stuart.

Myets, t.lashorn Co. I Mint Powers tV Weight ii( White, Stcvuns Co. KKKKUr.NCKS IN WIIKKLIML K. List Cill. Ifardman Co.

Ileiskell P.ailcy. oodward Co. Tallantolc l)ela plain, Norton, AcheSOtivV Co. Hobbr. Haines a Co Jacob For lurtber pal ticulais enquire Agent rtir Wheciiigstid vicinity.

OFFICII nrxt door to Bank. "tb.l INSURANCE. THF. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM PANY OP WHEELING. Incorporated 1831.

risks at the lowest rates, or buildings o' al. kinds, steamboats, lutniture and merchandise, ortatiou of Goods, rivers, seas, Ukes.canais and railroads. directors: C'ran-lc, S. Btady, J. W.

Gill, SamURwl, Wni. Fleming, Sam Ott, Uan'l Lamb, Kob't Patterson, Kob't Mornsoi ttan KOBT. CKANGLK, Pres'l. R. W.

H.RBtsn.Sec'y. Applications fur Insurance will beproitltly attended by the President or Secretary. Wheeling, Jan.SStii. Groceries at Wholesale. BI1LS.

300 hacs Rio 50 pockcts Laguiia coffeei i-0 4 Old Java 4 CO boxes Cavendish Tobacco 50 kegsBtw. 10 bbls cut and dry 4 60 boxes Stewart's N. i. candles; ICO lihds Sugars 30 bbls Lovering's refined Id lil'ds Louisiana 4 60 l.i'ch Y. ti.

and Imperial Teasj 60 catty boxes 30 tiexces ricc; 2 boxes white pipes; 50 4 Colgare's fancy Together with a full assortment Family Groceries ncluding Spices, Dye stufis, Fish, etc. etc. for sale at wholesale, UELAPAMS, nia3 No 59 Main street. NEW LEGAL. PUBLICATION.

A Qitnrlcrlr Joorunl, Eiiltd tu A. U. Uuipan.of the Richmond "or. Ct Grkbn. or i rot.

-IB. Miyon. University of Va; Jones, author of 44Ks on Li mi Hons;" J. 31 aTtiiicws, author of io Commissions in a. H.

Sands, author oi of Suit in Kquity," and other pro'essional gen tienieu of well known ab lity ai learning, have agreed to contribute tc the columns or the Journal above will be published oi; the 1st of January, 1356, by J. W. Randolph, Richmond Va. Personalis poxd to favor the caterpiUse will please eall and ex amine at wn DK Agents, for the Publishers. Terms per annum.

"ovl Groceries, I 1 IIBLS fine and Kxlra Flour, 1 iy 30 bbls Itie Flour. 100 Hxtia Salt, 10 tushed -4 Powdired do iundulated do 3 Cofft-c do 30 Mul-sies, 5 Hhds O. Sugar, Hbls medium No. 3 Mackerel, 00 lla.f bbls 44 10 44 41 No.2 44 00 Kits No. I and a 44 S3 Boxes W.

K.Cneese, 6 Chests Imperial Tea, 6 44 G. P. '4 44 Y. H. 44 05 Citty boxes 44 lii Bags Kio Coffee, 6 44 Java 4i SUrch, Matches, Htoonm, CC131 'ilO Market street.

TO FARMERS. GO A Oidersloranj amount of either fihed by ag'ts tor Importers RIBBONS, Otc RIBBONS, F.mbruiderles, shawls, Trimntinj, and cuny other desi able Goods just ojicufd by w. n. MdT'i nro. EE POTATOES? SACKS from Haltimoie, bestin inaiket.

UC-J3 GKO. WILSON. I1LCKSKIN GLOVfcS. PAIRS oil dressed buckskin Gloves, just re50 144 ceived by oc4 HE1KKBLL Co. IARliACH n.fiii.o>, plMiu jiihI niouslaiues, Cashmeres bege in all olors, Frri.ch and ngiish chintzes.

With evet utlter wiietjof II essGootlsinnw-just ceived by oc251 MKISKKLL Co. ANTED. HIDES and Tallow. octc OF.O WILSON. utaud Dry Tobacco cut and dry aud papers Smoking Tobacco for sale by jn3t LOGIN.

HAKF.R Co. INDIGO, coppei as, aiuni aud uiaduer sale by I. B. aujig Kisn or Red Mortar, 33 Monroe St I Of Al I LBS Canai Seed by OUU J- B. VOW ELL 6 Sign of Red Mortar, 33 Monroe St.

Grain Bags. enn C077W.V, bnshelsi 100 flax 3 do oc3 GEO. WIISOS mourning GOODS. OVR iccko! u.iuu infcGods full aud desiia ble. HK1SKSLL Co.

8. C. BAKER. s. c.

baker costeamboat agents, WHEELING, VA. 1 LLattend to thereceivingand delivering orrreigld and collection of freight bills. oar Office at the Store loctlfr-dtf B.C. BaKKR. JOHN LIST.

BOAT STORE. BAKEB A CO. Will supply Bonn at nil honn. No. Watica Strkkt, WIIKBLIKO.

VA 0 bis. common Glue ol a tuie quality, for sale al jC nv24 LAUGHL1NS A BUSHFIKLfl'P. ISO kega Zinc Paint, Ficncb, New Jeisey aud Philadcl phiabraods.it 1 LATTOHL1NS dr BUflllFIKLD'S. MISCELLANEOUS. President.

'jM Baltimore COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. REMOVED to the spacious new IUH, No Irti HaitiniOTC at. wlitch has been arranged and fitted up to oi i'or the farther accommodation and convenience or stndrnta. Duiingthe part year, upward ol four hundred pupils have been lu attendance, lepiesenting nearly every State in the Union, showing a popularity unsurpassed by any similar establishment. itook-Keeping, in ail numerous forms; reiiimnstdp, of various styles; Mercantile ralrulatloim, in all their business relations; Commercial Law, upon inmeions important aubiects are illUitrated in the most scientinc and practical mannei It is sriieraily conceded tUat tlie fobilltics liete rtflerrd for the acquisition of a finished business education ate uunui passed.

Four practical tegularly employed as in the different particulars write and leceive a ciicular by mail. O. K. CHAMBER LIN, sp2l POU DEtf MAUAZIMS THK undersigned wilt rcceive on storage. any Powder which may be offered, at a moderate charge.

He has a targe abd substantial flfe.prooi building, will) capacity to contain 10,00" kegs til powder. nihgtf' HK1L1.Y JUST i eceivedand for sale at tne-towest market prices: 3 -toss Fahnestock's Vermifuge; 3 Mc Lane's do 3 4 do I.iver Villa; 19 Nerve and Bone Liniment; George's Balsamic 2 Eye Salve; 1 Green's Oxygenated Bilteia. J. II CHUMBACKER. EAV1NO been Enst and selected the most splendid lots ol inarbieever bronghl to this maiket, 1 want all my fi ieinls to call immediately and leave their orders for an kind they may want.

Having purchased largely, I will finish up work in the latest and most approved styles and at the lowest rates? warranted and no mistake. i 19 M. J. ROHAbi liKMOVAL. MKKiU.Y has removed from his old stand In Mar, ket Square to that new and warehouse, Nu.

57. gieeu west fide of Main street, between Atouroe and Quincy, lately occupied by Annan de M-iguire, aaa commission house. has on hand a t.rgeand general avtortuteut of 'iroceries and I.iqnom which he will sell at liolesale at the lowest inaiket prli A of every description, and Fuse. Richard H. Lee, ATTORN El' AT LAW.

form Kit i.y practitioner in thk courts of AST Kit VIHOIMA ILL attend tlie C.nnls of Ohio county, and will tend to any business in the couutiesol Washit glon aud Pa. H.s resideiut? jui i aviiikotqn. i'a Prints. WR have received a vc. stm of French, English and I At ericau Priufcr, in ail the new designs-which Have out this fccasson.

vC-2 W. ST. clairTTotel, I Cornrr of Penu flair vtrreiii, Pitlsbvrgh, Pa. W. C.

CONNELLY, Proprietor. inaylfl Read! AND KF.F.P If CONSTANTLY IN YOU It Ml AT 1 have juft returned the Hast with iny SECOND FALL STUCK, and that it is the hugcat, uidaoincal and cheapest ever brought lo Wheeling, and I say, with pet ect confidence, that it only looking at and examining to iusme sales a- soitment consists partly ol? 1 00 at only 5 cents; do ac lioni cents to amongst which are. some brant i Till and so ciituely new (j -st arrived in tlie Baltic) lint tney -el theno-elveS; COO ladies Kid Gioves, iy superior at 37jc I 300 misses do extra slightly data aged; 50 cents; iOft pieces at all prices and all colo I 50 do Fiench Meilnos, to suit the U.stidi0US; 1000 do the very atest styles such as nmire-Antique, Flain and hdged, iuuss l't ituuiing, etc. eic. 15000 aids alico.

all stjlesai prices, some very nice goods ax loiv as t'i f'ts With so many othei goods. or such heautirul designs :liata.l I ask is toi you to examine stock, and 1 am thai 1 can veil. aee and be convinced. ISaAC PRACKR. Kastern Hat gain Slove, lift Main St.

ocl5 between Monroe and Union New Pall and Winter Goods AT S. RICE'S, Nn. 1, Sprigy Hovse. Ill AVK recently iet urned iioui New York, where 1 have with a most goigeo.is slock ol goods in my line, foi cold weather, consisting of broadcloths, all colo and qualities, heaver cloths, of a superior qual ty, for making Overcoats Paucy and plain caa siiiieres. VEST1NGS.

Silk Velvet, silk, s-itln, meiir.o and many other styles, all ol which 1 do think aie a little superior to anythiug that can be round in this market, and which I am prettied to make to measure, in superior stySrs. HEADY CLOTHING. I am row making up a beautiful assortment of clothing, aid will keep hereallet a gri.eial stock Bendy Made Goods, I ruin the fu.esl nmietial dowu to medium and common 1 have also a vety beautiful stock of Furnishing goods, as Silk Shirts and liiawein, Merino and White shirts. 1 have the best assortment or Silk and Satin Tics. A large stock always on hand.

Also, ai collars, and every other article usually kept iu a Meichijld Tw- I ioniig Kstahlishmem, all of whicu 1 will sell very cheap I for I 'V Fleasegive me a calf. P. HICK. NEW ANO BKAI'TIPCL STOCK Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, A No. 4 WanhiiiKton HI nil.

HAVING just leuirucd ironi the Kasteru cities with a large and well selected assortment of clocks, watchi esaud Jewelry) the subscriber would call the atten iou of his friends and the public generally to it, as. uriitg them sell it'cliraper than ever hsreloloie. His I stock consists in part, as follows: Paient Lever-, i'orcelain. Mantle, Gothic eight and one day Gold and silver Knglish, French and Atneiicau huuter and open taccd Watches. lace lots, armlets, brooches, finger rings, car-tings, keys, seals, poit-monals, fine catlerj, in great besides silver and Alfaia ware of ull kinds.

a i I a i attention is called to the Atneiican Watches, put up in guld and silver eases, made wholly iu this country, and rraiited prime time kecpeia The ladies will find at Ins establishment a larpe and well selected stock ol new and beauuiul C-mto Jewelry, wli.ch cannot fail to please. Having bought extremely 'ow, lie feels confident th he c-in sell iu his tii.e lower tjan ever belove sold tn Wheeling, and lesi ectfuily invites all to call and examine stock. P. HKOW.N, oci3 No.4 Washington Ha: 1. JOHN N.

Z1X11IKU. ROBKKT IBDOTSON. Z1MMER IBBOTSOM, 0ULU iufoim iheii irieudn, and the public gcnviallyi tiiat they have opened a Gtocery Stoie at tlio Mai ket and Union streets, in Mie room recently occupied by W. G. Kotterlsou, wuere ti.ey intend to keep ft full supply o' KRfc.SH FAMIl.Y GROCERIES, and will take pleasuieiu setving teem out to the very lowest market latex 'l hey will still carr ontneir cam Makery, and are readt to fill tlie otdeisof ail their oid irielids.

as well as new ones, for ail the diflereiit Kinds of ratkeis and Kreads. AM HARfc, Flummer Gas Fitter, T11K WUTKRN MAIN STREET, Wheeling, Va. filled up with Water end Gas, from country lor Fipea aud Puuipa attended to at abut notice. CIAS II for woolen and cottou Kacs. splf GF.O.

WILSONFor Sale. fcA BUSHELS Prime Timothy Seed, to trrive. 1 tJU uy2A I.OK'IO.N. At Co Ibl. iiauur Varnish ol supenoi qualit), lor aale by nvtH LAUGHLlJia HUSHPIKL(k.

WINTER Af'pLRS. IOO selected Fruit. oc23 GKO. WI USPS. 1 coach Vaiuish.

just leceivcd at fi LAUGHL158 ALL SHOLU) THY iTt! DR. J. HOStTtTER'S 1U.EUHATK0 STOMACH ioO.OOO Boilln inline IMf, Vffc'TtllKO Ihf mtiVcM purIN lictloi cvrrOjUcW.avi u.n bf (ucslncul tfWKVP A Nrl-DYSPEPTICV r. Hosteller's pi eparaftou not an oiil je cij e. rroi the suuiu A matcur Puysician's investigation is tlie leiuli oltf tound itiiwt vciriitillr cr.cn?isi> 01 1 y.

in HoMrttcr lubiniu invaluable whairssjliii pa truil'upon your owi. Ti.e sue pioperiioiul bi' teiv will by fi. it analysis the lull toree of their rnedicinti nil; he maruieai in an almost Incredible tin.e vj-on sou dyspeptic? TImsj' rated "c.l it joSiiiiouvr Try ot; it or ilttc bill era, and be vrd al once. Ave yuuunuojtd by iudigrnhjnf HernvV? thi-CAUsd the fici-u-Xij: Have yo.i ano many thousands in thB cat anil Sou'li have been cured o. ibis constitution sGoyihg dlscae.

by Jfce-e AK sbouliUry tine antidote. tire to affirm ilui while ilcstctiei aieosed a CMeof ver ai.dague One' lnegiass'ul three times 9 flsy bc.wra wtalti wilt be lonnd tniilc esent, winch ail will wbcu olthe tact, as the) Wrtl ci vh-g tne bit" oue Iiic eaie uth iep tseirted to utlbasanae, wliU are coitti tliVaty Our iSitiem ere wiihouia ilval, thsii medicinal qualities. Tbey are up in aquata 1 aiiting a lull quart, lh? directions oil, ai SIemach I blown 011 the bo Jione other gcnulie. FKIC NK DOLLAR A DTFor sale by all the principal Druggists, liotel bars. i and llraleia tbioughoui tbe States by 4- Co, end A PaITEHKOS, jo'Jgil yVhealint.

j. u. MAusii. v. a vis AN Marsh Wayman, WHOLE54LL AND RKTilL IIC HOOTS ASD SHOES.

O. Ii BlAhP or 4. MARPB.) No. 35 Monroe WIICKLING, XX, door to unm, orr aki? 3 Wh are uuw lecei ving from our eastern manuUtetorars one of ie laigest and beH aav'ortments or boota and shoes, tor Fall und Winter wear, ever offered tlila niaiket. they twviug uoeu aetected with great and uiauufaclu cd to order, according to our own ditecliona, by the uest woik e.i in tlieeait exp'Ctsly for this We are now prepared to accommodate our customers! either wlioloa or with a variety or Fall and win trr Goods not to be surpassed by any other liouae In rJty, ctlber .11 ttyie, quality or u.atMial, or durability or whether inadt In this city or any other country Our stock consists i of be followinf articles; men'b roots, pairs best cair fiOfl kip thick water p.ooi' boots.

MK.n'8 flROUANS. 30G pairs Lost calf kin iWM thick 1 1 low pi ire broyaaa. palra boy'R ihick 1 kip 4 youths kip thick DO OTP. 6nn paira boys'thick booia; kip 4 YOUTHS poors, ISO paira youths' call kip I 4 4 thick 4 WOftlfcti'tf WKAft, WO paira woiueu'a lacc boots, If OO 4 hip 1 600 4 moiocco boots. WOMKS'S UAll'KRB.

260 paira women's all co'orti 600 4 wt Ikl aliocat 2j0 4 morocco uuxkius) 660 4 kid 4 200 4 Jenny Llmla) 460 4 Mtppeis. boots. 4 morocco booth; 3 4 too 4 kip 4 BOOT'S. 600 lanc.y-boothi lino 4 11.0 4 iiooo men's, woman's and nii8aea 51110 sboaa o( tiie-best Mho, a fcut nut here onumora'vd, which, ws wiliticii euuer or ittail, oa the luost ieaaow. I bit- te nw.

Merchants will find it to their decided advantage to call oud our stock heloic their Pari ami wlu. put.chiises nv9 MAl.Stl A KiNCOl KAGE AMERICAN l.lisi! Kt SiOoH ttlilii'LK'S Writing S1NCK Fiuid.iiik.has.uceu before the pub. mc, now iy two years, it iiarf lit; 11 ana no pickiicd by to the iar famed A i iioul Fiui'd. the year twenty thousaiui quart and plut liOttiCb, with tuuhoi innuuifiable, have heeu'sold lo lmuhe sand ville. fitlabuigh, Kuflalo, I oit, ilaotc, Vinct.nnc^, lnuiairftpoiis, i.vansviHe,^ Fiankfirt, Lexington.

NaMivil.f, M. Vuhsl KalchcXand. New Oiieai.a. has. alio been adopted the staie iiepai imeuts of Temlessee and MhsUsippi.

11 bus uken thier first class JUplinia-at the inatiiutes ol Cincinuaiiaud LouisvLte. ai lour idplomas and Prise at histe held laal tall in Yoik, Onio, ludlaua to lowing merchants, baukera, die. of Wh'elUja USUI, A mold's Knzlmn ink. Imvs purchaaod: J. Sutler's I'Ouk Keeper Writing Plulfli liarik ol Viiginioj Me and Mechanics' lianh ol Wheeling! l.aukol Wheelingi Cn scout Muuuiaatiriug i.ompsn>; couuty Clerk or Ohio countyt National Tele rapli Office; Baltimore ai Ohto Hailroad Otlicc; Me Lure House; Kelly, Hollo way A tu.j Kussell uordou, Matthewsdc To; 8weeneyde LivtA Howell; Xoiton.

Ache son Co i Ciahgia ArCo.i Uoaite A Cowgtllj Ott 6c Hoyd; Hoyd A Oltf Oliver Po or; Jaines Stout Ol Co i Lambdin, Gilberson P.ess. For tale ut manufacturers prirea by ot3Q MHlilX, (ill.BERSON dr Co Just Received. A. KIlWAKliJi Ot bKO. Iiavajust iccelved Oom Vf the (at their New Grocery adjoining tha an excellent and carelully selected assoriuieni ol line loceries, to which they invite the attention of all in want 01 good and cheap grocciiea.

Our atock consists in pail of fine Kio, Maracaibo, and Java coffres, browu, cUrifled ushed and Pulverised Sugars; Teas great variety and -fine Cocoa, Hiouiio and chocolate 01 the beat brands, Fienn pins apples, otraivberries and raapbor in cans, rice flour, corn starch; Faring, sago, macaroni, lsitiglaas, Jellytinaj Lermuita Arrowroot dried currants, raisins, almonds, Olives, hops, etc; Tobacco aud negars, fine quaUtiea) Soaps, Fine ground Table Spices and Essences of every vaiiety. Together with other aiticies I tedious to eso meiate, allof which we aio.se ling at veiy iow pnees Call ami examine tor yourselves, you can't but be picesed. ttcmeiiiber or Market and Qui tic the Postofllce, heeling, Va. K. BATVMAM.

Hateman. Fallis CO. COMMISSI ON MERCHANTS GENERAL FORWARDERS, By Canal, River Railroad, Km. Cnnnl atrcrl, adp srciMnitc itjkti, not.) CINCINNATI, O. KKFKK TO? Menn.

Miner, Andrews Wl.Ut3 W. liaxier dc Co lt3rParticularattentioi: given to nans shipments from Wheeling, by canal to and Toledo myunlijui Savings Store, OPPOSITE THE H0U8B. Ciiilsrm keeling and vlelMltyi i I would be doty to you? those whose are In my myself, did 1 not advard where you can find a great vat lety and quality of boots. shoes, umbrellas, ami Call r.dcUs, lalland winier of wbJdi I ju received. 1 deeut it to parti ularize, suffice it to ear, 1 Ku of the usually Tfipl tn Ibis jy; and ill sell them to all who may be disposed to patronise.

at lowest prices remember the Post 6 H. H. The Verandah KestanTSHt AMU UlftTICIt HAl.OON IS Hultiiuoie Oor to serve Uicur most deli ftt'd We njahtfer. i complied in the ahuUeat posaPulo time No street Premium c. scu ii a ft KaQEn rs, MilH BTKKKTi' cui.st r.tly onilai'dsud WJXLLlV HLlSiiS, ui wide and uaiivW jums, uh plain and l'ahcy, rnii'SSj Ol even color and shade, wholesale retail on lei 111:3 10 suit the times.

oiu blinds lepaiiited nnti tiliamed Jobhinp attended to. tivll Eal EKN CHEESli. f.O a Uioa'c title, jti; I' uid Sot aate t.y 11 8Kll.LV. 7 Vim Milit at. MONKOE tiOUSti.

M. F. ct.xmic; rtuFrlctor. tmrr Tplll lonjt werl hoo? tavUl 1 hceli Oior.ifohlr iH WW, Jurt jimlirai rvMltent tcromiiimlitUoiia to tltt traveling iittjr btAidats, lit MtiOKinTr II iii 1 netted on co: ncr oi Mainand atwota, itc uiiucj.udaiU? tqumiw How tlig KteaniMht Lnuiiuf -ud KlUrOM Depot. is attached to the Mumoe llou'e hontdaianmy awiurad Ihit l(? proprietor will no iialii' loi'iomo llicli cftm'o't.

IriBfcdaprtl i rst.