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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-23

MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL. We learn by
our foreign papers, that the Ethiopian Serena
ders, (Dumbleton's troupe,) are giving CEN
certs at the st. James theatre in London, with
great success. Forrest is in Edinburgh where
he had an enthusiastic reception. Miss Cush-
man and sister terminated successful engage
ment in London on the 2sth ult. and left for
the provinces. The Hutchinson Family are
giving concerts in London to full! houses. Tom
Thumb was to appear in London early in the
present month, where he had two rivals, an
English and Spanish dwarf. Macready has
terminated his engagement at the Princess
theatre. Anderson is playing in Liverpool
Henry Russell's vocal concerts at Miss Kelly's
theatre, met with great success Fanny Elss-
Ter is in Paris, where she has an engagement
for twelve nights. On her arrival she received
invitations from a number of distinguished ia
miles to accept of their hospitality, and as
each one had prepared apartments specially for
her, to avoid giving offence she put all the
names in box and drew out the name of the
family where she is now soiourning. We no
tice that Mrs. Braham, wife of the vocalist, died
suddenly in London few weeks ago, Risley
and son are at the Drury Lane theatre. Jenny
Lind is creating great sensation at Berlin.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-23
MHOORE,s PICTORIAL MIxTuRa.


WE offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that it is quack
remedy to cure all diseases, is it recommended as
cure for consumption; il is prepared from the re-
ceipt of the late Dr. Moore, of Philadelphia, and is
certain remedy for Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections 1t will also be found useful in the incl
pient stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
lit from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary as a
trial OF II Will be sufficient recommend tOn eff its va
ue as Il remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
nl2-tf No 1872 BaItir,orr strpnt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-23

ABSTRACT OF TRooPs SUPPOSED TO BE ENGAGED
ARTILLERY, sir troops six companies, say 1000
Sappers, tive companies, say 2e o
Sly Repimeutso of Reyal Infantry at say $50, $500
Four Regiments of Native Cavalry, at say 400, 1850
Three and half regiments of Irregular Cavalry, ,o
OF Euronean Iipht Infantry 900
II Regiments of Native Infantry, at say 900, 1860
Total, 24,Ieo
Deduct two regiments in Ferozepore, sappers
and Miners, and three regiments supposed .o
with camp, say d,@ooo
Balance engaged, say 2o,Ouo
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zI3-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTI-
ORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
carriers, at only and quarter cents per week
the Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
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al TIIl5s Ut TE3sS TIdkt sVIHTI MI U VtTIINtIIIINL
Z eeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
III advertisements are payable at the time of their
#ertion.
TIE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
awspaper, containing all the select matter of the
Fly, is published every Saturday morning, at tbs low
Ice of 81 per annum.
&c All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
i on which the advance payment expires
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TID GLOVES,
n N OF EVERY COLOUR,
W49A BLOND LACE, KID & SATIN SHOES, &C
MI NSED
~ so AS TO LOOK EQUAL TO NEW.
All articles may be obtained FOUR DAYS from the
me left, unless otherwise ordered The following are
he only Agents in this city for the above establishments
ELLIS s. NiCOLAI, SO Baltimore-st.,
nearly opposite Hodayst.
P. A. NICkERSON'S Dry Goods Store,
No. So North Howard street.
l.. HAMMERsLOUGH, 50 N. Howard-st.
jal3 JAMES NJ. HAIG, No. lei Baltimore street.
NOR SALE. very likely mulatto girl, II
- years of age, to serve years. She can come
well recommended; FIST rate house servant and an
excellent seamstress and nurse. To good master
will sell her low. Apply quickly at
LIZ SC0TTi'S Intelligence Office,
le2l Nc, ~ Exchange Place,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-23

HE MARKETs.-Etect Of the Foreign .NetcS.
The late news from Europe appears to have
had but little effect upon the markets. The
Baltimore flour market was firm on Saturday.
sale of Howard street good mixed brands
was made at S4.S7 IL, and in several instan-
ces offers to purchase were refused at S4.Sl Id
The light stock on hand and the cessation of
receipts from Pennsylvania in consequence of
the damage by the fres4let, have tended to in
crease the hrmness. At New York, on FRI
day, holders Of flour, were less firm, as the
news was not considered so favorable. The
correspondent of the Philadelphia North Amer
lean writes Genesee can be bought easily at
$3.50, and there is not much disposition to buy
at that Some orders have come out, un-
derstand, for Flour, but limited at so low a
rate that they probably will not be filled. A
letter from one of the most reliable sources in
London, expresses the opinion that within two
months there must be material improvement
in Flour. The writer is selling no Flour al
though largely in advance on it., under this I'M
preston. About Corn the accounts are con-
Trajectory, and it is believed that some specu-
lators are at work to confuse the market Some
Of the printed circulars give the quotation in
bond at 30a3ls, while the private mercantile
letters quote the market at different rates. from
IS up to 42s. One letter says-"Whte In
dian Corn is much asked for and scarce. 4Os.
has been refused for it in bond in some instan-
ces, and it is retailing at 59s, duty paid,''-
Another letter says, Corn is worth 42s in bond
One of our largest shippers is feeling arounc
the market to-day for both Corn and Wheat
There is very little Corn here, and the only
sale has been 5000 bushels North county white
at &C l-2 cents, weight, delivered, for distil.
ling.
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Gen. Taylor had made requisition for more
troops, but the report was doubted.
Corpus Christi has been literally abandoned
The hangers on of the army are leaving for the
East as fast as possible. The respect so strict,
y enjoined for the rights of private property,
will meet with universal appreciation.
POSTSCRIPT.
LATER FROM ST.. DoMINGo. The ship Hen
ry, Capt. Noyes, arrived at this port this morn
ing, from Harve. She was compelled to put
into Port au Paix for water on the LIST inst.
The Haytien army was assembling in three
grand divisions, each of which was to march on
the I'd inst
Two of these divisions were to be concen-
trated at Aqua, under President Pierrot in per-
son, and would march to retake the city Of St.
Domingo.
The third division would move for Port-au-
Platte, by the way of st. Jago.
The entire force of the army would amount
to $4,000 men.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-23

North CAROLINA. James B. Shepard, ESQ.
is the democratic candidate for Governor Of
this State,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-23
BALTIMORE LOCI HOsplTAI,

" HERE may be obtained tbe most speedy
miDal Weakness pain in the Lons ffecl;ers q me-
Kidneys; also those peculiar affections which arise
from certain practice Of youth, ard which, if not,
cured renders marriage Impossible, and in the end
destroys both mind and body. This remedy viii also
cure lmpoteGcy, and every symptom Of 4
SECRET DISEASE.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
Office No. l NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
on the right hand side going from Batnole-st, End
door from the conCr-righ opposite The Police Office
Be particular in observing the name tie dc"r
and WHdnw. oF Won will mistake the Mace
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24
IiitEN'ii.IN,.f.n's
RATlVE & RESTORATIVE SYRUP.

~ ~
AN ENTIRE vEGETABLE PREPARATION.
ENoR me Cure Of SCR0FuLA. Eslsrs,prsaf Of
| u ne Jn,si, Chrnn,c Rheumniisn. Cont. lum
hago. DYSPEPSIA. Ird,gtsiios. EsvIi,o in a,
| ska Ncit'e Rash, Tolicr. DEorsy. Sypbilicic a.,
| MeUrfiel Disease; in shCr, tron all diseases ut,,
''ns from ar IMPURE state Of mo BLOOD. a lie
rargcS condil'un oi the Digestive Ogous or thS N.
JCD ciors u,c oi MEECURY.
u snow some twelve yeats since The prcp,ie 10,
came 10 the knowledge Of thN Syrup. ~ which
lime y has he feels happy p say. Tar exceeded h.,
expectations. having performed cures whore
=" aims raoncea aud the various preparations ct
sarSsPariIln could not. though persisted IN or hong
time. produce The eaSi saiu'ay dHcis upon the
PATIENTS
IN ia properties. il i. Tonic. Catiariic. Dispas.
rshc. Disofellc, and acts upon The LIVER. % cIci.
ung it when ionguld 10 teCrciios
As m Abe its ard PdtGer uf he BLOOD II
t. honestly brlivv cd 10y the Proprietor snseiivr "
any aihst incidence NV ia use.
Indeed u was NOT unni ho had become fnlly sat
ished uf u. great medicinal virtues ioge,her With
The -olicaiu TOO. Of persnns Who h-d witrcssed the
same. that he would consent Ia upiICe thfuugh The
medium of newspaper % such cnuise to him
Away seemed 90 much like q~sekery puiIius ~,
self iuiu notice.
Through the percussion Of many persons. who
seem TO thuk him ia du,y bound 10 pubIsh Il to
tho World fr the hcuc6t OF iIerins humanity. he
has II lenel h come 10 tho CONCLUSION OF pui.uIug
the course adopted by every cump"unJrr u qphck
medicines though he treats not wuh thni br,lscrd
'ifnnictv Which many use "a order in cram their
stun down tho ihroa's oi too easily deludcd REQ.
pie. CsriihcalcI Ut Curts have often been icu.
dcrcd hun. (tur ~ hIch he iecl. truly ihasktu a.
such Tor heir go intcn,ion,) eut such Ihins, he
never deemed necessary, n lac does nj all time.
consider his assertion IT ITSELF al sufficient aud
those who cannot lake fr granted Mat he Gays ATE
under 40 oo'npulson to take his uedtcno Ac
compAnyiCg each huule arr instructions Ir tnktug
Tie Syrur. aud also description of lhc luu
nj fuud 10 be used. With tho mode OF Pre-
pairing o. FIR snlca
BRENrLiNGER'S APOTUECA. Monroe s..
Nenr lEc Court House. whcyr cnn hc hid ut au, \
hour "i the day n.ihi, Ph,sictans' prescriptions
and family sSicnes 81 al' de crip'urs
Also Brenilincrt's Compound Sytup oi R,ncs,l J
Cor the cure OF Coughs. Cold. ghur>8 ct lhs \
Chest AID Iro'Picnt Consumption
should nuy yrtsou Ihijet using hottie OF this
Cough iNurc. come back and say he had receive ed
IA hSnsG' ir.b A.. Ia. MONEY shall he refunded.
dee % ~
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M 81 n SNNEENEY-


TEANE iu-i received and "Pe0eu 100 packages
FINE CHINA ant QUEENSWARE.
Amene other ariic,es They have
Fine Gold band ChInl Tea Sets from 81 io 100 ps
Rich G. III aud Fancy DO do
Do to extra fine do
Richly decorated Man,cl Oframenis. Colpgnes. Fan.
~ Ink Baskets &c in g-ent ,auc'y.
The Ladies are invited 10 call nnd epTine
hc.e. they surp2ss opy Hins Of The kmd ever
before brought 10 ks cupnriys nd are worth seeing
Rich 81, and embossed Ffut skeis iace} & high
Whine ChRg DO dp db
Gilt aId PLAIN ComTniirrs. C's.crullcs Tutfccns,
Boats mi S1n'.; rea Pots Sugars uni cams
Tea and Coffee Cups and Saucer. Plates. SC auied
plain aud ancy styles. sets 90 pieces 10 suit Gus.
toners
In common wnfe we have Ll~erpool Dishes md
Plates oi all sizes Tees aud Coilees. Tea and Coffee
Pui. Sugars end Crrsm. &c. 81 various culofs.
prince Flaw ing hue md Fancy roiis, Sets; com
mon edged Plates. ~ shes Teas. &c &c, with eve.
! " other suiole usually krptin the most extensive
Adjustments the country. AID Wh Oh The public
need Only rail ahd price ' te satisfied hat We sell
\ lower ;hlC hes can be Jufchas" ciscWhcfe We
\ hive ON baud nud arc constantly manufacturing
\ Cut and ll,in ilrll Lsmrs. L,uicrn- Tumhicfs
\ % shrs. Sc, which tnreihcr wiih orr sio'k Of
/ Qpeepswarc wc invite the teuilon - puf' hasers
I onbef who. e-Dic fe'ol. Warehouses Nos and
Nonmc 81 Wheeling. Va nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24
MILLINERY.

NgRS WADE wuuid respectfully invite Inc ~,
lNt ieniion ithc I.ndils 20 her sctond s0ck oi
Wiuirf MtIlibrry. Iu.t Ttctlved. fryfn one ~ lie
'nrsi Fashionable French Houses 90 New York
Tier goods are a. the bsri q lniny. well selected.
.pd OF the very latest styles. and consist part oi
he fciowrg otiitlcs Lidies' Bunue.s. Gags. Head
dresses md B.trde.s B.uuri and Cop RhbHns.
French tleVcs. Plume. Fancy Neus. Nviycls.
silk. srd Stti7s. SIX ard W1sh RIuuds, Six and
L'.s lacrs sud Ed,nuss, S'.ees Trimmings aud
sevcul other Trimmings 1sj Notions TOO numerous
90 mention Tho above ods Will De- odd IS gcf
cent CHEAPER than any 0i Ice s,mc Kind i.is side OF
tho Aipunfaus
NB L~shofr aud Sv1w Kennels cleaned. steel
prc.sed. and done up n hc beet style odd NJ short
ro'fr. MRS a WADE.
my ~ Conner Fpnuh & t'rt.a s.
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IL Osp IA SEQ IL Est.

BOOKS!l BOOKSNl
ME SUBSCRIBER ha- Just received new
a WITH ruulcd M,usircl Of ZlVn or Religious
Songs vih appropriate Music, chiefly original 10y
ihS Rry's Hunter aud nekrhelI, also q sSppy OF
Family nuS P"ckel hcs. Nsrinu. blnd,ng,. -
Works Oh Theology; Scho, Books, with variety Il
AiIna"scs Or i"e ensuing yesr
FlsHFR As,nL
nov ID No 1873 Main Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24
NNl REYNOLDS

HINOR SALE,-My farm situate on he HAL
Il wiIh n u mHo ui Whe"lnr. containing uNtr
hto hUndfrd acf6s with mure ihnn tWu h-ndrcd
acres under fcrrc I'D M goui condition. Il will
DIV de " nh advaHb.e INTO several tracts; hut 10
sn'' purchaser ~ 80 .eil It together rnrrsls
and nn .Ihefal c,edn. z JACOB.
49, u II
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HnLL ot INIrNiTTdV 80. l.- u -

akA UGls NO2 NA.RERFl.-
0NAR 30 do s,oh No3 dp
go DO NHfk Np7 do irsf rr-r.,rI
deed o O. RANgIEN co
nOrroR FELIX'S f1mrg Arenen rh. f'
} ibr tots oi fusHmlt.sm tfd rtry 0flsf dis
rl,ett f,fu.lo ~ Get 20 y HrINNtS
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s. II II g. r. III. IVES.

Va WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
lNGTON CRY, PlIIiADELPHlA NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road and Good
Intent Sage Ccmpaues ara running datly lincs
Jo Cumberland con.eciiuK With the T. X o Il r.
Only % hours Stage travel To enhsr oi The above
CITIES. the balance 10y Rnilroad.
Tune To- Baltimore 80 hours.
Time to Ph,ladelp hia - huurs
Fare 10 Bnlrnore II DOLLARS.
Fare Io Pbisdelphis l3 do.
Ss daily lines leaves the CO. Stage and Rail
road office every morning al O'Clock a NJ and
extras furnished at any hour u ond should ufer
Forihmueh Tickets to Bpll,nnrr aud Phhndeiphla.
arp'y at The Cos Office No 80 Wafer ST. Whesiln
Va ,nc dsor Nouh 4 \ Hotel.
For Good Intent STAG Co. W ~ STEELE.
ahd WM X NEWMAN. fct n II = Co
Graf Central Route Rad road aud Stage cGec.
,cp 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24

tSOH SaLE.-rhc Farm NJ The mouth Of
A Glenn Rom IN Ohio county. VI5r'pis. en-
n,e,irg about $50 nofc,. iutmcfly tho PROF cry sG
Iu~ioh Chrpilu" deceased. aud adj ,,nlug lands q!
he hrir- Al I Former and others Il lie. immed,-
nely ON the hank ol The Ohio Tiyer. wi'h.n innr
niIcsui Wheeling, has 10 II number 81 nr,t rals
col b1nls within Tow rods ri the rivct. and 10
veil stored with liuestouc, iogclhet wuh sevcf.I
'N'd Quatues % fri rate snnl stpLc. There y Gu
P:IO acre. Of river bottom. uj The Ica.Juc II ulh
.Uo siurc hill lsud
MI ho sold on reasonable crcdi'. suj tog--
Der ne scIasi" p7fcrls ns purcho,ef. may trs!s,
cor mUhtt fauIl ulafB call 90 The suh,ctber IN
Wheeling. T. JACOB NT
OCT u WN REYNOLDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24

81 toNEEILY & WADE hos Just received
u os.r MCouley', rat,nf 'CuIk Soled B,,t.,'
vbirb lhry wnrrabi tu sufi"-s or rsntns,s sii du-
liability anything tsst has ever been trough, ,o has
city. Grutemrn Gtc mgIieI iu call aud sgamhs
( r frsuso.ys4. utv IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24

Vt if BIZ KNOWN thaf A ~ ADAMS has
~ reed hs New Yo,k snJ Pans Fssh,ons go
bell snd Winner Of 1885 snd 6 sod siso sr-sil
boz % Csss''nsses snd Nesiiass which ~il tc ln,ds
np 70 Order ~ ne las' Fs-h ons III 80 Who sn
fsss'onaois Clothes bed bessf si5s hius s-H.
ssp2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24
STOCKING MANtFACTOWY.
JOHN FCkUAKT.

He ESPECIFULLY rnafms 40 citizens ot
y > Wheeling oud sirlrTv. ihal be caruoufs 10
rnllGiarfsre Smtkiugs. SUITS aud Driver. OF =
surefipr quality. Whf.rhr =, iharkful 'Dr p1.i n.
v"fs. he hoIes ~ suouran IN hn.inss, FOO r7ert e
continuance ni ihc same. JOIN ECkHAWr.
Niiin o. opposite he y w Bark DIVA.
n u. lie wi1 hcftlnp, hcfp 90 hand Gucr 90.
ucIc ihan hos ever bees nauuisctuftd 800 his city
SEQ 20 8fr
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HOOK STORE

JOHN FlSHkH, Agt, BOOKSELLER AVID Station.
" or, No l33, Main rect Wheeling, Va 30
hclt tue patronage Of his former irienos I'D
customer n; his ola stand, where he will 10
able To supply them win Books snd stationery
at reduced pucss. Hebas now "a baud n large
assortmt ut ana ~ constantly receiving supplies
Of Medical, III ecellaDeous, Theological aud
SchouI Books. Also, Bibles of every variety az
binding, all Of which he Is able to lSrd
cheap ne they can be gotat any other place IN
The city.
HIghestFuco giyen for Rag.ia exchange
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-24

W. AA4As
Super French. English and Scotch CashmCres
OF the newest patterns. Silks, Apacas. Bomba mes
Tunissennes, Mernoes; French. English aud Do.
NEST. Chinizes and Prints several bundled pieces;
Scotch. Manchester and American Ginghams IN
great variety; Ribbons. Flowers Silk and MOhair
Ftinges G. imps and other Irimmngs-a large stock
Of Corscrs, Corded Skirts. Welsh Flnnnel Ga Twist
Cotton and Wool Flannel. SIX cham aud genuine
Welsh Gauze Flannel; Linen eambrie IIdkfs a very
large and desirable assortment; Linen Cambria.
Jsconei. Swiss and Scotch Null and Book Niuslius,
Cambrics. plain. corded and PLAID. Lang Lawns aud
ali other such white gVods--'Thresd laccs aud
Edsngs Isle and Cotton dc; Jiconei mud Swiss
ESgings and Ihseriings the very best assortment
SHAWLS-supcr Tu,kerri. Cashmere. Tablet,
Wool. omb'd aud plain. Mouslin dc Lame do.
French Mcrino do. super black emb'd Cloth. Thi-
bet wool aud Alpaca Shawl; n great variety Of
Mourning Shawls-aso a large lot OF colored lam
md cub DO. Blanket. Cotton, Brocha and other
medium aud low priced Shawl. Als-. SUPER
BLACK AND FANCY COLORED FRENCH
CLOTHS FOR ClOAKS
CRAVATS AND SCARFS,
Velvet. Silk aud Merino, handsome assortment
BsnneIs vevei.. Silks snd Flowers French
needle worked Cspcs. Chimizeues and Collars
haR,sone small fg'd. high cOlured Mouslin de
LANES for children; super black Lace Wells wOrs.
ted Cars aod Coais lor children; Gum Elastic and
web suspenders for Boys HOSIERY. Black aud
White Silk. Alpaca. Merino Wor.ied. Lamb.
Wool Cashmere. Cotton and Germantown Husr. OF
all colors md rrIc's. lor Ladcs Misses and Chill
dren; also Grecian Boots isr children. GLOVES
Black white and colored KID. black aud while silk.
Ca,hmore, Metino. Cotton. Fillei. Neu, kohuW and
every her description of This article. Tor Ladies'
Misses md ch,ldren;a intge and superb stock. To-
gc,hcr with every variety OF Goods ior Ladies aud
Ch,ldren's wear. W r SELBY.
nov "a Corner Main a. Madison Sis
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EnH RENT.

c WILL RENT u, Sore q. use ln Doe sidog
tu ep.G 0bsa.' .u ,r5g asai.6u.e t,.'n,, snJ u
desired ~ rrH. Pee dwelling hou-e Jp'uing n.
Wiih he SJfc House. W d! SELBY.
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> I'D X Y q 90 ID q:
Then conquer We mu.i.
For our cause ~ - iust
JOHNSTON q BERRYHILL.
m HoLESALE aud Retail Dealers In ForeIrn

AA hoLtSALk aud Retail Dealers IA Foreign
w and Domestic Dry Coosls. call the attention
OF The citizens OF Wheeling. sna lax ewise all Other
person. throughout the surrounding c,.uriry. To
iheir large. cheap AMI we'll selected stock OF Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods. We Will confess that Nc
do not profess to be selling of al cost. bat NO are
determined To sell goo,.s at such prices as will
cOmpeie with any house in this or any other city
west OF the mountains. ihuse selling oil al Gus,
the contrary no,w rhsiondng as NC wish 10 reduce
our stock much = possible, 10 make rJom for
Spring purchases. We io not deem ~ necessary 10
name The articles. bot will merely state that We
have every article that IL usually to he had IN dry
goods store. wiIha variety OF notions which arc
eLious to mention
LADIES will please call and examine our stock
OF CsnIos Grape Scsrfs. sumo OF the handsomest IN
the CRY. and at q very reduced Price.
TO MATTERS.
d We always keep on hand large assert
ment OF lIai'er's Turs and Trimmings. with several
'sses 81 Mems and Boys Clo,h. Glazed aud Plush
CAPS. Enquire Er
JOHNSTON e. BERRYUIiL.
nov % No 1871 Man 81. Wheeling.
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NV tEwI.iItY

II rST RECEIVED tey large 17d r.ch ~.
y g. rmant 20 JsstIfy Sc SC. cons''trR Of Dis
m.rI Ere.s hlm G,o psity daiar, Ruty
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