Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-28
-NLL AND WINIER
DRY GOODS
JUST OPENED BY
ALEX NllER HEVHIAN

Al his Cheap Cash Store, No I63 Yves, side Main ST.
Haviag always hitherto borne the Reputation
Vl keeping the best and cheapest goods in the
Mestern country he would RESPECTFULLY solicit
aIi 10 cal and examine for themselves, being
CERTAIN t that his goods anG prices will OF them
stock consists in part as follows viz:
St9ths.-,Fine black and blue black English
ana French Cloths Fine black and blue black
cloths of the best quality; Good heavy Cd cloths
as low as one dollar per yard. Best quality OF
pam and fancy Cassimeres Mt prices that cam
o oe eaSaiifd; superior quality at sa6 general
hnest FRENCH cassHeres ever broi to Wheeling
SATIN, Silk Velvet and Merino yestings Of all
SttySses; together with an almost endless variety
ne loW sell pery cheap.
!Shapis.-over 1909 Shawls OF all kinds and
prices lam and embroidered Thibet and Merino,
rarlt9n plaid and woollen Shawls. Satin, silk,
Mouslin de Lame and Thibet dress Hand'fs-
c cmNi Heiyei and clinical Points. Fine Linen
at i2 cents euch. a large assortment of Silk &
cotton pocket hdfs. Mohar and Lace Wells.
Splensld plain and figured silk Vel,ets for La.
black Grape; Wooden coats and plaid goods for
6oysj Ladies black and colored Kid. SIX, mo-
hn,r Lace and worsted Gloves and Mitts. Also
SIX fa wortsted, mepino, sinaca and cotton Hose;
re: Combs, Hair Pins; Necklaces. F fashionable
trimmings for Ladies' dressesj Silk and Jet But
tonsj Six and Mohair Gimps and Fringfs of the
StyteS ana patter0st PIaln, barred and
hg, SWISS Jaconet; cambria Mushns; Grecian
and hosbienij splendid Infant Bodies, caps and
dresses; dmity rufies, collars aud coiialetas;
tr I quf hty French worked collars and caps;
n.ack and white Laces; EdginSs and Insertings
Genitemen's satin, Velvet d. Bombazins stocks;
pace and fancy cravats and scarfs. An excel
rent assortment of Gum suspenders, Gehtle-
mems KID, Beaver and French Buckskia Gloves
which will be sold very cheap,
for Dresses.-P Plain, ig'd and striped Alpacas
a a,ole man 2OO pieces. An excellent quality of
hhsuIed Alpaca at 81 cents per yard. Also Bonn
bbazlnes, Merinos Paran eta, and Zenebia cloths.
Sews,yte Mousiln de Lnine and c ape de Lame.
splendid chusans nd CLEANS. A new and beau
n y, article for Ladies' dresses called cashmere
gro Gram Mathoni and Gro'd Antique silks;
Extra rich and splendid assortment of plain
bsured and striped Chameleon Silks and Satins;
rmong which is the newest STYLE of Satin over
brought to Wceenr, excellent quality OF Satin
az sxty-two cents per yard. A large assortment
OF French. Earlston and Manchester Ginghams.
zo'ooO yards 'JaiIcoes, very good ate IA cents
per yard. a. Chintzes az low as 10 cent, per
yard, not TO b. beat. a large assortment Fur.
nliure Calico from 4 cts per yard up. Bonn
Uoonsn Blonkets and Baizes. wooIlen and
cotton Flannels Of all colors and qualities
C,nniIy Flannels aad Linseye.
Cords and Stdcds of Mmslins. both blcache
and unbleached, which will be sold at almost
any pri6e; t'ood unbleached yard wide at a
per yard. Irish Linen fine and common. Very
Superior Ga bieached Muslin for sheeting, Russia
Sheetinss and Diaper. Bleached and unhlea C ed
Table cloths. Bed Tickings, superior yard wide
at " cents. Tsrlaton and apron checks and
Mariners stripes for Shirtings. Large assort~
inent OF Notions; Buttons, spool cotton, books
and ewes, cords DC. Spool cotton warranted 80
YARDS, per spool at IA cents per dozen.
Tallor's Trimmings Of the best quality.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find il greatly 10 their ADVANTAGE IN rive
him an early call IS his Assortment of Dry
Goods ~ the fullest and best ~ this city and as
ne lad IN his stock after Ike late fall Of prices in
The East, he VIII be enabied TO sell TO them al
least twenty five per cent cheaper than any other
Merchant in The city OCT