Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-20
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
JUST OPENED BY
ALEXANDER HEYMAN.

Al his Cheap Cash Store. No 1863, West side Main 9,
Having ALWAYS hitherto borne the reputatio
W. ~ keeping the best and cheapest goods in the
Mestefn country, he would respectfully solicit
All 10 eau and examine for themselves, benz
certain that his goods and prices will of them
selves be sufficient TO effect heir own sale. His
STOCK consists IN part as follows, viz:
| SfomS.-Fine black and blue black English
and French Clothsj Fiae black and blue black
snvtsiole green and MKT do Beaver and PHO,
clo,hs OF the best quality; Good heavy Cd cloths
as low as one dollar per yard. Best quality oil
pam ana fancy Cassimeres at prices that can'
for the Saay Also n
hnest French casslmeres ever bro't TO Wheeling
Satin, Silk Velvet and Merino vestings of all
styles; together with an almost endless voriety
OF Sattnets Jeans and Velvetteens: all of which
he tciH sell rery cheap.
Sha~is.-over 1909 Showls of ali kinds and
prices, plain and embroidered Thibet and Merno
g,ain and damask Silk, Tagioni and Brochs,
,,,arlton plaid and woollon Shawls. Satin, Silk,
M s;f,t de Laine and Tribe, dress Hand'fs--
cambria Hd'fs plain and hem stitch good articles
AT ~ cents euch. a large assortment of Silk &
e Sln pocket ,s hd'fs Mohair and Lace Wells.
d,es bonnets: Cloak Innings, Green Berage and
PACK erapes Wooden coats and plaid goods for
poys; Ladies black and eolored hid, silk, mo-
nsLr, Lace and worsted Gloves and hlitts Also
sHk worsted, merino, alpaca and cotton Hose;
Je: Combs, Hair Pins; Necklaces, Fashion be
iI1n,m!ngs for Ladies' dresses; sk and Jet But
TONS; SIX ana Mohair Gimps an ! Fringe of the
newest styles and patternst Plain, barred and
hg SWISS Jaconet; cambria Musiins; Qrecian
ana hos6lent; spiendid Infant Bodies, caps and
dresses; d.mity ruflies, collars aud coiiaTettas;
tinest quality French worked collars and caps;
PACK and white Laces; Edgngs and Insertinss.
&c Gen satin, Velvet 4. Bomb aims stocks;
fn and fancy cravats and scarfs. An exc ei-
tent assortment of Gum suspcndcrs. Gentle.
men hd, Beaver aud French Buckskin Gloves
WINCH MI be sold very cheap,
more than 200 pieces. An excellent quality of
hgured A!paca at 81 cents per yard. Also Bonn
SMazlnes, meIinos PaIanetta, and Zenebia cloths.
y ew. iyte Moushn d Lame and c APE de Lame.
Splendid chusans I'd CLEANS. new and beau
li9, article for Ladies' dresses called cashmere
Ecosse; silks and satins. BIZ and blue brk
Extra rlch and splendid assortment of plain
figured aud striped Chameleon Silks and Satins;
mong WHICH is the newest style of Satin over
bought to Weeeling, excellent quality OF Satin
NJ sXty-two cents per yard large assortment
ot French. Earlston and Manchester Ginghams.
100000 yards Cacoes, very, good ate Ia cents
yard, moi to be beat. large assortment Fur
niture Calico from la cts per yard up. Bonn
oaZInesf for winter wear,
UoeNsn Bidnkets and Baizes. Woollen and
cotton FIannels of all colors and aualities.-
c,nntry Flannes and Linseys:
Cords and Stdcds of Muslins, both bleached
any price; Good unblea ched yard wide at G | a
per yard. Irish Linen fine and common. Very
sSnperier Cd bleached Muslin for sheetng, Russia
Sheetings and Diaper Bleached and unblea CT ed
Table cloths. Bed Tickings, superior yard wide
n IL cents. Tsrlaton and apron checks and
VI arlners stripes for SAirtings., Large assert"
ment of Notions; Buttons, spool cotton, hooks
and eyes, cords dc. Spool cotton warranted 90
YARDS T1 per spoel ate Id Gents per dozen.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find II greatly to their advantage to kive
INN an early call as his Assortment of Dry
Goods is the fullest and besi in this city and as
he laid IN his stock after tie late fall OF prices i'm
the East, he viii be enabled TO sell to them n,
least twenty five per cent sheaper than any ether
Merchant in the city. oct