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Superior Court.
Before Judge Vanderpoel

Ocr lo-James M Redmond u.s. Samuel G. Wheelsr-
This already noticed, was resumed-being action
which forwarded to the Trenton Print Works, N
to be dressed for market II shown that plain
tiff claimed the amount in suit 81 1852 &c. trustee Of
the above works. under which he sued defendant.
His HONOR charged at length, recapulatng the facts
Of the and held that in of copartnership plain
could claim the goods in suit under any rule
Of law that up by plaintiff support Of his suit
1t was well established rule OF law thar here factor
becomes large creditor Of his principal the factor has
right to hold the goods in his possession keep the
amount which may be paid tor until settled with.
Thomas HaAahan VS. Bernard M,iiiagan.-This was an
action trespass to damages assault and bat
terry alleged to have been committed the 20th Novem
ber 1874 1t appeared that defendant the day ques-
ton went into the barroom of the plaintiff porter house.
situated in Thames street, and beng little bellicose
house by plaintiff He went away il appeared and again
returned in company with two other when he (de-
fendan called out the plaintiff and beat him, cutting
him the cheek with, as is supposed, knife dirk.
The family OF plaintiff we're also attacked by defendat
and severe injury Delsndan, was prosecuted
The jury rendered verdict for plaintiff $50 damages and
cents costs.
William Flagg Barnet Dekieyn-Action to recover
500 which had been deposited with attorney de-
fray the expenses Of certain agreement by
plaintiff and party named Devlin baker, doing bust
in Water street. relation to the disposal of the
interest and Of the premises IN favor OF Flagg Defendant
acted solicitor for Develin when it agreed that
he Deven) should make over the premises to Flags for
Of $780, including the business and all
nected with the establishment Flagg depositing
of 500 in defendants hands, which be for
eited in the event oil Flaggs not acting up to the
scribed terms or backing out of the bargain. Some
Misunderstanding having arisen in relation to the agree
ment Devlin eiused to give up the premises and de-
that plaintiff claimed certain appurtenances addition
to the premises which it agreed should be sold and
hence Devlin would not give them Verdict this
forenoon.
.qrpordson Rapes ct. a-The jury in this case al
ready reported, viii render verdict this forenoon.
Circuit Court.
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Stages readiness the Trains at the several
tatons to take low Fares all parts
Island.
Baggage Crates will be readiness at the foot of Whitehall
receive Baggage for the Trains 30 minutes be-
fore the hour ofstaItng from the Brooklyn side.
r r5~Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates.
The Steamer Statesman leaves Greenpert Sag Harbor
twice each day the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
sll
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JANRS GORDON BENSETF, Proprietor.
Circulation---FOrty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Eyery day. Price cents PEI
ccpy-S7 IS per annum--peyable in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday--Price ST cent
per copy-$3 l2t cents per annum-payabe in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices--alwsy
cash in advance.
PRINTING Of ali kinds executed with beauty sns
despatch.
Gs Al letters communications by mail, addressed
to TIE establishment, must be- post pGd the postag
will BIO deducted from the subscrphon money remitso
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
F~osrsrTox os ruE NEw Yohx HERALo EsrAsLws4ks-
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GkEAT FAlR.

NOW OPEN AT NIBLO'S
Hls will be decidedly the best Fair ever held in city
The Address by Professor Mapes will on IN the Ss
loon This Evening Delegates the National Conv for
Ihursdsy next are coming Address Dr. Dewey Church
spadng matches will come of Tuesday next the Ra.
road and 18th street. q gtm
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Court Intelligence
GENERAL SESSIONS Oct. l0.-Before Recorder Tall
madge, and Aldermen StoDeall ard Charlck-M G. Pm
terson Esq District Attorney.
Senfences-On opening the Court this morning. the
sentences pronounced in the following cases -
John Sweeney, convicted Of assault AID battery on
policeman, was sentenced to pay fine of S25.
Patrick McNieIny fined So for a similar offence.
Robert Cannon, also convicted of assault and bat
terry sentenced to be imprisoned in hs Penitentary
for term of two months.
John Bruen found guilty Of false preences in selling
indian meal for butter. TO Messrs Stokes, Anthony
Co., was fined S25.
Thai for Riof.--James Sullivan, alias Yam kse sulli-
van, Thomas Ford, and James Meigher, alias Dowde,
then put trial for riotous conduct On the part
of the prosecution, John Blanchard policeman test
ed that took place the night Of the sh Of Sept
at the corner of Oliver and Cherry streets man nam
ed McCary arrested on the OCCASION for hghting-
that Ford then and said they had right to
rest the prisoner; and in consequence OF the inerer
of Ford in Oak street. he also arrested After
Ford taken to the station house. largo crowd col
lected in front of it, and Sullivan attempted to get into
the door Witness did not Meigher there did he
hear Sullivan say thing further than that he wanted
leased by the Captain, his promising to appear next
morning Several other policemen called to show
that there large and dsordery assemblage OF per-
front OF the station house. the night referred
The cooperation of the accused accusing the alleged
riot Offering any resistance to the authorities not
having been clearly shown by the prosecution the jury
rendered a verdict Of I" not guilty"
for assault and battery upon policeman Farley of the
4th Ward the evening of the 9Th Of Sept last while
taking prisoner to the Station House. The jury acquit
| ted him
The Court then adjourned until ii O'Clock tomorrow
morning
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~, oV, o& 10 W.
COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs--Albany,
Thursday, October 9th, l8l5-Present, 1t. Gov.
Gardiner and 20 Senator'S No. Al Z. Clifford vs. H.
Livingston. This cause is set down forargument for
TUESDAY the 18th of November next upon the allegation
that ii involves the consttutionaly of the general bank
ing law On motion of Senator Varney, ordered, that
from and after Monday next the Court will convene at
I'M No l. G. H. Striker, plainiif in error, VS. r. Kel.
ly, defendant in Mr. g. Stevens concluded his
reply for the plaintiff error Decision postponed until
without prejudice. No. 3. A. Adams. plf in error W.
W Hull deii in error. Mr. A. Taber was heard for pin
in Mr. NJ L. Reynolds opened for defendant in
error.
AMAzoSIAN WAR IN ALIEeANY, PA.)-It appears
from statement in the Pittsburgh Gazette, that dis
order and riot have grown out OF the effort to esab
lish the 'en hour system" among the girls employed
IN the factories OF Alegany city. The manufacturers
having explained to the operatives their inability to
introduce the "ten hour system" as long as 1t was
notl followed in the factories of the East, a
number of those employed determined to resume
their work. The Gasette says On Monday morn
ing tour OF the factories started with small number
OF hands each but those in favor OF holding out,
backed by gang of Jewellers, surrounded the
factories and endeavored to prevent persons from
going in and by threats and abuse tired to induce
factory a great crowd gathered, and prevented
great many who wished peacecably to 60 to work
from carrying out their Intentions. They also tned
to break open the door, but were prevented by the
to forced open the door, and it was with some
difficulty the Mayor and police forced them out Of the
yard and fastened the gate. The girls made free
of the mud In the Streets and some OF those who
were assisting the Mayor were timely plastered.
We learn that the Cotton operatives and their
friends surrounded Backstock's Factory, tore down
the gate, and portion Of the fence, broke into the
yard, and rushed into the factory and compelled the
girls at work to quit In doing this, they treated Mr.
who was trying to defesd his premises,
very roughly. They all roceeded toMr M00reheads
Factory, and ais broke into his yard, tearing down
the fence, and compelling the hands to quit The
consequence, we presume, will be that Factories
will remain closed for the present and probably all
and have most disastrous effect upon the welfare
OF the city.
Gov. Briggs of Massachusetts has appointed the
1z,h Inn ~ Nnvemher next az the daY OF general
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Gov Briggs of Massachusetts has appointed ths tn,
9th day Of November next, az the day OF general
thank sglving In that State
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TO DRUGGISTS, COUNTRY MERCHAN7
AND DEALERS IN

PERFUMERY IN GENERAL.
EUGENE ROUSSEL, Manufacturer Of Perfumery respect
r. fully announces that he is now exhibiting at the Far Of
American Institute" thed Nibo's) splendid
OF fine Toilet Soaps Shaving Creams Extracts aud
ogne well other articles in his line which he
ters for sale exceedingly low prices Ae has been exhibit
for several articles of his manufc
the exhibitions of New York Boston, and Philadelphia and
has always been awarded by them the highest
much they and sought after by all who have
used them The superstve good quality Of his Shaving
by good judges better owing to its freshns
certain afforded much cheaper than
any imported All who desrous Of purchasing will read
y Judge. -
the kind of goods exhibited and the prices asked for
will, without doubt, be satisfactory, orders solicited
which will be promptly attended e Fair American
Institute by Z. ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer Of Perfumery
Of 2Xeodsrc No ia Chesnut street. Phadelphia.
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HdIR WORK,
all its branches Ladies Wiss; half Wigs; Frizees Wire
Curls; Curs Bands Brads &c &C. TO suit any shade
hs Also of Gentemens Wigs and Scaps,
all sizes and shades of the best quality found on hand
or made 70 order at short notice. at VIM DIBBLEES x
llate IIl broadway ~ Inn rrc
TO DEALERS IN JEWELLERY.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED, being Maoufacturers and having
sdne assortment ofJeweery Diamond Work on hand
soics cal from dealers aud merchants dealing in the above
articles Any given pattern style Of Jewellery or dia.
mond work made to order, lat
SHAW 4 ARROwsNfITIrs
$40 lm-mc Ne. Dey street, door from Broadway.
N.B-Twevc OF fifteen good chain makers find EN-.
royment as above.
- ASS WAND having been burnt ont haxa remoxed 10
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Edmonds.
Oct. TO- Nc Cdrfhy Hodges ct. ols-This case OF
eectment already noticed, stands adjourned over
No jury this day.
His Honor will be engaged Monday in the Oyer and
Terminer.
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BRODERlES EFT NOUVEAUTES DE PARIS.
PETER ROBERTS, No. 373 Broadtoay,
IMPORTER, JOBBEH AND RETAILER,
INVITES the attention Of the Ladies to his splendid stock Of
Embrodere and Lace Goods recently received compris
ing the and desirable yles OF the present
prices which will maintain the reputation his store has long
held as " the cheapest in the city"
IS lots hne Linen Cambria Hdkfs, from auction.
clear Linen Lawn do, borders, from 81 to
$34 each, remarkably cheap.
clear Linen Lawn Hdkfs borders from 81 so to
50 per doz.
case clear Linen Lawn Hdkt;, fancy borders.
do do do, embroidered, from 1915 to SIS
each
Embroidered under Hdkfs, high neck.
Do do, with collars.
Do do, various styles, from 81 upwards
Rich Embroidercd Muslin and Applique Lace Capes
Upwards of $40 Embroidered Evening Dresses in Rviere,
Polka, Corcpa,oli spanish Flounce, &c &c from $3.50.
Colored kmo-o,cr.d Qaandie Founce from So to $l2,
usually sold from 81 IL Sgh
few very nca Thread Lace Capes and Behes low.
Thread Chantly Brussels and other Wells and dem ellis
5car,ons of splendid black Brussels Laces.
WINTER HOSIERY,
comprising Silk Lambs oo and Meo Vests of all sizes,
Apacca Cashmere Lambs Wool and Merino Hose and hall
Hose Merno and Cashmere GLOVES Plaid and Fancy Woolen
Socs for children, which offered from 10 Is cent
lower than the regular retail prices. s2j lm'rh
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FRENCH LANGUAGE

Z.
MONS. FOlGNET, of the principals of the school
lVl known the public the firm of Foignet and Tayor
Cssie French and English School aud under whose charge
former pupils and The public in general that he will
his Evening lass his school No. 739 Broadway
Monday, October 20lh
Mons having leisure hours will likewise
them to few private pupils Fer terms enquire at his resi-
dence. No 2l7 Green ST., Amity, or at the school,
o5 3tayyf m
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Court Calendar-This Day.
SUPERIOR CoURrNos. 81, g. &c. 6s, 20, H. "a, ~, 70,
O sn a. tn on
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MRS. HARPEk'S CELEBRATED COUGH
RENEW

REMEDY.
'NHls VALUABLE MEDICINE is particularly recon-
mended being the effectual cure for Asthma
Whocpmg Cough Colds Of description, Bronchitis, and
all Affections OF the Lungs IL constantly prescribed by
most eminent physicians and has stood the thirty years
and over 70 0oJ bottles consumed annually For sale
at Is, 2s, and Is per bottle, by
WEEKS 4 ANDERSON,
. Wholesale Agents, So Bowery, corner Walker street.
Always on hand Hoopers Female Pills, genuine Dallys
Pain Extractor Bristol sSsapara Fresh Lceches.
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ASS X WAND having been burnt out, have removed to
~ Store No % Broad street., on the corner Of 1tons
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A CARD.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
LADY ofsuperor talents and requirements desrous Of
Ahaving asw pupils instruct Music Her method
OF instruction will be found be the expeditions
noting them in the thorough knowledge and theory Of the
science any taught.
line directed to r. M, at the Office Of this paper will be
duly attended to. OF lm'fc
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-BOO AND
SHOES
TO LET.

TO LEI,
nTl SUIT OF ROOMS, consisting of a handsom.
;8 Diawipg Room and Parlor the first foor front
rear bedrooms, with psntres and wardrobes
emily arranged for large family for the winter all handsome
y aud newly furnished private table, and all necessary
comforts at All Houston street. second block side from
Broadway Can be time after the 9th September
o3 Twin
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HOTEL, DE PARIS

HOTEL DE PARIS
- ANTIONE VIGNES, one Of the late proprieton Of
H the Perkins House. Boston respectfully informs his
friends and the travelling public that he has opened the
hoase No. 900 Broadway Reade called the
Hotel De Paris where he will be happy accommodate those
who wish to patronse him. with Board and Lodging by
81 ln+r
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THORBURN'S DAHLIA EXHIBITION.
syu J: NJ. THORBURN co beg respectfully to inform
$her and the public general that they intend
gving grand show Of Dahlias from their collection
ASTORIA L. ID on Wednesday Tharsday Friday and sspr.
day OF the week (Oct to IL their Saloon John
which all admirers of this fine autumna flower
invited gratis Every and choice variety obtainabe in
Europe and this country will be exhibited under and
placed in favorable light The exhibition will be during the
~
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PARK PLACE HOUSE.
- This Establishment has during the past Summer bee
t::B newly furnished throughout few families and lin
tied nuI,be, Of gentlemen may here be very pleas
accommodated for the favorable
any other house equally well conducted
JAMES g. ELLIOTT, No. Pa-k Place
N.B.-For or Rooms without board, at No II Parl
place, apply as above. s231ms nc
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LOOK AT THIS.

BOOTS AND SHOES AT RETAIL.
81 lae and splendid assortment Of city made Boots
zShoes Of the approved styles and workmanship fo
1sae twenty-five cheaper than other
~ New York Just received, few Of fine French
Calf Dress Boots Gentlemen disposed furnish
understanding with elegant pair Of Boots prices varying
from three to five dollars.
sl7 lm.rc FRENCH & EVERETT, u Maiden lane.
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:. nnrDsaAN's OLD ESTABLISHED EMl8RANT
PASSAGE OFFICE, 81 SOUTH STREET
SExA PASSAGE from Great Britain and Ireland, via.
SkA Liverpool always he arranged at the owestae
and Drafts furnished for any amount, payable At all
ss Banks in England Ireland, Scotend and Wales,
n nr spnlicstiou 10 J. HERDMAN,
ierc 81 South street.
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AMERICAN HARDWARE.

= q VIE sub Lave f.rr,,ed lnf, .Grs hand.
d ageucrhl assortment ~ AaiptCsn hunniar-
ln"d Hafdware .onsi,iug "f Kim. M"ti,o std
Closet LOCKS; Thumb Lsleics; r,ll. Ga, beard
Ntrsi. Truuk aid Pad Locks, B"it sad Parliament
itngcs; Wood Screw; Table Knives and f,tk-;
Shtei lrun iNVt,; l'uu. Brass and Copper Wus, SUI
it"E'; Cr,ss LuI brd Niii S,,,s; coal SBONEIS;
10Y aht Manure Fofl,, B,casi ard Basl EhsGs.
IN N.i''-; Bfilnnra 'Gc, and c, IL, Pr :. /et.
"r'nI 1~"u'ir.'utut Rru.hr-. Rsz,t Siop, Cu 1arks
n'-''r'"' ir"ri u "a; Cur Brat, and ;. ntap.,;
SLEIGH EEl LS.Tuups. ShDVsis aud P,k, r, Ai.u',
"'H b'ys SKATES, different gnHhuC-; h,Grnrs OIL
''' HuAb"r -.Nstrruisd So, kc, CLi>ri,. Bta~.
l"a h'iW-; H''-d a,cs \ Fnt Afzrs. Plicri B-nps;
''"'tt S,'Ir,;f Table Hinges, Mai, poo, K,ohs 40
- %r. Bayern may Jcrcuh upin ge,,iug auy Vi
'he "hrvc ARTICLES M r,a,onahi" rrIs,-
h"N ~ orr * CRFEH
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SELB Y IS
New Goods.
SECOND STOCK THIS
-KC IA EE.

HAVE all arrived, and are NOW opened at his
49,. Store, corner of Nam add Madison streets
wheeling. ana are not only the newest style, but
are pronounced the nret,iest AID best stock %
WINTER Goo IS IN thc Western country HIS 50
lsctisns Of The following articles. may be iukcr
as specimens II his stock IN general and will
well recompense any one Tor calls s-yiL.
Kch tashmeres OF newest slyle.
Satin, Strip %. Blue. Black, Silks and Satns
High colored Silks for diesscs
Panis,ernes, beUniulnev article.
Alpacas and MouslIne de Lakes OF every style
Superb dark Chintzes and Prints.
MonrninS Goods, SelecleS wiki gfcst care aud
Ginehnwr, and INDEED every description of
splendid Cas4mcre AMI Terkerri shawls.
Embroidered Thihi, do
Black Llama Wool do
SUutherland ne Z Blanket Broche d. &c &c
ereotvsrieiyof Ladies Crayats, II velvet.
satin n nd silk.
Rich Bonnie, velve,s silks, Ribbons & Flow,
Ncedeworked Collars, Chim,zc,tes & run,e.
Beautiful Thread Laces aEd Edsngs (nev
style.
Cambria and Swiss !dgirgs and Inserlings.
Fine Linen Camhrics, Long Lawns, SwIsp
jaeonei, rarlelon Book and Cambria NLslins.
Pad and C'm.sic Muslms,
The new style Music Bor9ered' I. C Hdk.fs
mem stitched, plain bordered dc &c.
We've, Ribbons, Cord and rassels, Gimps etc
etc, fr Trimming.
Noreen Skirts, q new article for wi.,ter
be had '''
FinG WEIGH, Silk chain gauge snd common
Blankets, fine, large. heavy and cheap.
Beautiful White Counterpsnes.
L'nen and cotton Shect,ngs OF every descrip-
ton.
Table Linen, Table cloths, Furniture Good
and Frln2es; together with oil such articles of
the best qsaliIy for House Keepers. Indeed my
Stork no, only of fancy goods but of every des-
crinilon. may safely be pronounced one Of the
most complete ever opened Ia this city, which
will sell atverv small profits.
w It SFIBY
N Il. NV stock OF cloths, cassimeres SAITH
nets, veslnrs, crnvats, 'pndkerchiefs, gloves
&c dc, for Genrlemens wear, is
such as VIII amply repay an examination before
put chasing, ana also. silk. merinO, thbet wool
Ind cotton shirts and drawers.
nov Is w T.
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SOMETHING NEW.

new and cheap FUR NISHING WARE.
HOUSE at Noe. Sorth Howard 81, Baltimore.
nearly opposite the Nheattield lni J wh,r
they intend To keen on hand an exten sive assort-
m.n' ~ Fancy Hardpare, Cutlery" German
Siirer Ware.
an Sii de OF lnpanmed and Britannia Were.
Lamps Giranaoles rea trays Of al kinds.
Hooks, Plated Ware, tin, Wooden aud Willow
Ware.
Baskets, brushes. nrooms. Mats &c.
Cheap kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils
md ",ery va,'sty oil useful and fancy HogSc
KsSpinP Articlss
Persons iu-t commencing house keeping will
here find every article cor their convenience a,
ihc lowest New York prices.
Cots'ry NS'chan's and others visiting Ba'ti
more are invited to call
u Goods sold IN commission ~ tho man.
fac'uror's rricts NU2, y Howard IL, Baltimore
oct 2-2m
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a a. FAINCIrty.I,-

I39 MAIN STREET, WHEELING,
Il NDEALHR ia Wniches. Clocks Jewery. Silver
~ and Plated Ware. Fancy aud Variety Goods
@c-ofitrs al Wholesale aud Retail. q complete MS
'"nmcn Of 1oods in his line. Among The leading
af'IcIes oi my assortment are The following:
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY Gold ase Full
Jewried Lever Watches. Gold Case Anchor Escape
mem Lever Watches with Gold Dinls Gnl Duplex
lhd Lhlihe Watches. GuId Case Verge Watches
SILVER Deinch Levers. Silver Anchor du. SILVER
Lepne Watches, Silver Alarm do Gold Gnard
CHAINS, Gold Fob do, Rr'Y. Emerald, T.vaz cameo
ihmei. sapphire aud G,.ld Stone Breast Pms Dp do
F"eef Rugs. Gold Err Rings. ID, Shirts Studs ID :
% Ei'nrd Chains, ID F"h de-. d, Guard KEYS d 4,
roo DO Gilt Guard Keys. D. Con Pus. Steel aud
On Wn''h Key. Gold. 5 Yer. German Silver aud
S.eei SpecinrIrs German Silver AID VI rocco Sgec-
hc.e 'ases. Snyer Pencils German Silver Pencil,
dee 10
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Ctfb 90 de- Java Do
25 Beg. Pepper;
20 do P,meno;
80 Chests Young Iysnn Tea;
10 do Gun Powder Do
| C"-k Gaitcls Scotch SnufB
40 Bel. hlnm;
CasL. Etsum Salts;
de- : Hlntus;
do Boston Syrup;
do hlnddef;
200 du Iiqu"rice Ball:
4O Boxes 81. s.. To-, 6 ond pound Lnmps
Toharco "f superior qualities,
do Lsdy'- Twist Tnhaccn:
2oOo do BrozrrS and Sheeting Copper;
200 - Ciunnmpn;
Ccrnon', S f Indigo
Bills C"prera.;
p u YES NJ Il Rnisns;
q B 'Is Gruuud Ginger;
40 do CrusheJ Sugar;
q dn Pulverzed d.
i do Gloves;
dn Nutmeg;
10 B-x's Chocolate;
10 do Variegater Soap;
! Bale Bnrdcsux Almnrds;
iouo do Cotton Yarns. Nos TO l0-iusr re-,
feNed aud for sole by WIN FLEMING.
aug y
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ROPES. ROPES.

a. md aud iur sale n ,,netn' assortment al
y C"rdng". consisting "a pnd = filnwss
White Ta''d md Manila Ropes Of ali sizes
1G0A H. Packing Yarn
1000 Cnkum
500 " Broom rwinc warranted good
Ais Limos nnj 'rW mos ~ every variety and size
MI of which vii be srld n chrap as enn Ir mr.
chased ~ 'his CITY "r Pisbnrch
Fiay, Bcrswty. Ginseng. Corn Rrnnms Oats onJ
'~'n taken IN exchange NJ Wheeling Market price.
for C"r'nCr. at The OIL stand C,rm-rly occupied h.,
Darge " H.ge. M 1 Wn,rrs'toe,
""t CHARLES II BERRY
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W liz LES Al. AND kErAlL
BOOK STORE

JOIN FISH Err Agt, Book seller and Station
err, No 1873, Main Street Wheeling Va So
hcit the patronage OF his former friends ana
customer at his ola stand, where he " Il be
able To supply thsm wiz Books end Stationery
az reduced Onces. He has now ~ hand a la-sc
assortment, and - constantly receiving supple.
OF MeLcai, scellneous, Theological aud
Schoul Books. Also, u bios of cry variety Of
bindin@ all of which he is able To afford ,
the city. 80
h,gnestrrice given for Rags ia exchange.
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y USF received irons New Ynrk u nov aud ~ en-
81 dad assortment oi Cashmere dEcuss-; also. ine
French worked Infant Bodies Sponsors, Collars NJ q,
Cullareiias; fine assortment ni Jei But ons aud Han,
Pms, Also, jus, rec,iyed from The mnpuiaciurm,.
house IN well. Mas few pieces 81 Blue Blnch
Aspha'um Cloths. frr Sacks aud Over cnnis 'Thcs,
Cloths nre pronounced 10y the best Tnilors in ,h,
ciy To lie ihe finest aud hes qnaiy al Cloths The,
ever saw. III true Americans are invited in cali
and look at HEM. as They lar smpcri-r and much
cheaper Than any article al n similar kind ever i'm
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