Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-11
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THE BEsr cmANCE EvER oFFEEku To AAN FUHlGC 4
FOR HAKGAINS. i


A Ma. 100 Mars Sfpsf. WHEELING.
| 4 LEX HEiMAN. 90 The CHEAP CASH
"A STORE. re-peeiisiiy infofms tks ciiirrns o..
Wheeling aud the public IA gcnersl, that b. hes
JUST received, aud - daily receiving The LARGEST auu
most spleh dbl assortment ofDk OOD ovcf
Ouesea IN the western country. which he - defer.
mined TO sell cheaper man can be had m any other
store IN the city. Ina following conpnse- a Dor-
non of Q 81 ok Rich aud s,lcnsld Eagffsh and
French Goods, silks of every variety, color and
shade, and OF the latest ssyte, Matconla 4 u.triogs
Gro Je Brilliant, Helenienne, anc Parsi.one
M0usun dc Lanes, n splendid arucle plain and
NJ Z, also a new style of embroidered, Amatoist
Lawns Tor dresses, and Paris Lawns Of all kinds,
BOnlbazlnes OF Lupis's, COihard's and Bur.p.uis
makti Alpaca Lustri~, black aud cotcred bsauti.
lul ar'ic!e; lLnen Cdmbncs; LI0Sn. Cambria aaa
Linen Lawns; Hdkfs of every doscupupA fran
o Ia cts TO 81 90 apiece; Gloves, six. cotton, Mo-
lair and Thread as low as II I-2 Gems a pair;
English and French hosiery good quality as low,
as 8 cts; Figured and Dlaia Satlns ofeyery yariety,
SATIN, a gooo article for dresses, 90 l2 cents Der
YARD; ChalleTs, a fine assortment, a sew style;
Shawls, Ctay It's, handkerchief and Scars OF
the latest fashions of Silk. Satin, Grape ana Thu
bsi; French ChIntz ia single colo 5, as we'll as
ilILnlnea. 20 cents per yard; Chintz fine quality,
ydrd WIDE, Ia cents per yard; Calico of the best
style and quality at a levy a yaidi Furniture Cali.
co atiour cents per yard, Calico, assorted patterns
from hreS to twelve cents n yard; Manchester
Glnghams 8 cts a ward; Earlstou Ginghams, and
IRISH linens from the best manufactures; C.m-
5rcs. Jaconets, Mulls, Black Muslins, Bishop
Lawns and Lace Mustn't; Linen SheetinSs of all
width. Table, Birds Eye aud Huckaback Dia-
pers, &c; Brown msslins at Z cent a yard; bleach-
ell muslin AT SIX cents per yard.
Cloths, CdsstmereS, PeSfings and Summer
Wear, IN every variety of qualities, STYLES a I'D tex
lures have paid particular attention th4s spring
To TINS portion NJ my stock, and do unhesitaungly
recommend II as the choices, that can be hid I'm
the city. Genuine West of England ia vide,
French cloths ofIwan Libon's best make, British
cloths' second quality, at unusually low prices,
Mool dyed black cloths, fine quality 50 per ward,
Cashtnerette, a fine article Tor summer coats;
Casslmeres, best Paris single milled; English
casSimerei single and double mil!ed. from the most
celebrated manufactures; Gsmbroons, plain and
ribbed, an excellent and cheap article; Silk and
chene Nesllngs, different styles and textures; Bed
ucking, an artc'e at 3 cents per yard; Ronnets of
the latest style and fashion. at very low prices.
ALSO-New fashion Summer MATTHIAS, rich
embroidered bodies fOt Infants dresses. Infants
dresses ready madt, latest style of French worked
collars and cars, EdgIngs and Thread lnces. fan
cy bonnet Ribbons, sun shade Parasols, Utnbrel-
las, Scaris, SuspenderS, black silk h'dkls. Ken
lucky Jeans, good quality al 20 cts per yarI, gents
Sstin Scarfs, Htw stylednllines besides a number
v atucles TOD tedious 10 mention.
Country Merchants can procure their stocks at
ny store than they can be 6ough in
The eastern citiesi
me public are re7Vested to call and sramips
ocore purchasing eLselrhcre, as Tam determined
70 gaze hs6eSt bargains tidt can 6ehad in Uhee-
rpDOn'tJorget The cheapest cash stor. in N.
beSL ALEXANDER HEYMAN.
Corner Of Main st. and Aarket AIsv.
mar 70 West side, WheeLinP.