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CLEARED,
French brig Ocean, Henry, Marseiies, A. Sd
macher s. Co.
Brig Amazon, Oliver, South America and mar
Lambert Cuttings.
Schr ]. b. Lindsey, Everton, Norfolk, master.
ARRIVED.
Br. Belle, Wilton, Is days from Bermuda, bail
to Jos. e. Yates,
Brig Mount Vernon, Sadler, days from SavanlI
lumber, rice and whiskCy, to John X Randall.
schr WIN. II. Dawson, Helmkin, from Havre|
Grace, Butler coal, TO Chas. West & CT.
Sloop Union, Cottingham, FIN Philadelphia, md
TO John w. Brown.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Leopard, LOngcope, for New Y ork was loI
ing at Leghorn 23d ult.
Barque Elizabeth Hall, Myers, from Liverpd
unc. was at Palermo 2lst ut
Bafques Maryland, Davis, from Baltimore, arnj
at Boston 18th inst; and Jas. w Paige, Tayd
cleared at do Goth for Baltimore.
Schr. Vermont, Lowry, for Baltimore, went to
from Savannah 18th inst. Schr. Zenobia, Brow
arrived at do. nth from Baltimore.
Schr. Maria, Prince, for Baltimore, cleared
Charleston 9th inst.
schr. Yeso, Ryarson, for Baltimore, sailed fir
Lubec 18TH
Schr. E. b. Caldwell, Turney for Baltimore, sail
from Hartford, Conn. 10th inst.
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TRIP

DLEASANT TRIP!
II FOURTH OF JULY!
a seASTT The swift and splendid Steamer
HxzzE1Akk THOMAS JEFFERSON, Capt. HILL,
1ahEsSsshzztA1& will make a trip TO Cambridge and
back on the coming fourth of July. Particulars in a
future advertisement. ie93-eotf
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Iron the Sentinel aud Reformer, Worcester Mass.
Inn

June, 1S10,
{13-WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
The beneficial effects of this remedial composition are
astonishing n the world and make it one of the most
popular medicines now known. For Coughs Colds
and Consumptve cases, its curative powers are eslab
lished by numerous testimonials of the highest char
acer In the first stages of the disease termed Goa
| tarrhal Consumption" originating from neglected
Colds il has been used with Underwriting success and
hundreds acknowledge they owe the restoration of
th"lr health TO this individual medicine.
from the Cincinnati Daily Times, of May 20th.1
Rg-WlSrAR'5 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
we would advise our readers who are laborng under
an affection of the lungs, make immedi,e trial of
this truly excellent medicine The most in elIipent
and respectable families OF our city have adopted it
rs tavote family medicine; and persons predispns
ed to Consumption, who have used it, speak in the
highest terms of its efficacy.
Scores of individuals have been cured of Asthma
the early stages of Consumplion, Bleeding of the
lungs, obstinate coughs, ETC, by this Balsam, after
hope had well nigh yielded despair. We say this in
all candor Ii is indeed melancholy truth that thou.
sands fall victims to Consumption every year. from
no other cause than neglected Colds; vet we find
hundreds, nay thousands, who treat such cOmlLauts
with the greatest indifference, and let them run on
for weeks, and even months, without thinking of the
danger
On hand and for sale by
STABLER X CANDY, 100 w. Ptatt-st.
Also, by George K. Tyler, 40 E. Baltimore street.
Seth $. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and tlaNevGt SITS; j. f,
Perkins Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph 3. Stanshury, 81 Thames st; Elisha H. Per
kins, corner Market and Green sts; George H. Keerl
NO. 80 balltnore street; N. N. Robinson, So North
Gay street. je22-lw
03-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, Dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirelynew
patterns, never before introduced i'll Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
ROIlS. RINGS. CENTRES. ETrRTAIN
sc. &C.. for sale and made to order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. e. 8. FRYER,
nll-tf No. North Gay street.
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Painful accident We regret to announce
that Mr.. James Lovegrove, met with quite
severe accident yesterday morning about half
past 10 O'clock. He was standing on the edge
of the cellar now being walled up, tor the new
building about being erected on the corner of
Baltimore and Calvert streets, when his foot
slipped, and lac was precipitated into the cellar,
ling on his back, on pile ofIoose bricks, and
we regret to say bruising and inIuring himself
very much. lie was Immediately placed in
hack and conveyed to his residence, and with
good medical aid will we hope soon recover
Mr.. Lovegrove is quite an old man, and among
the oldest, if not the oldest, firemen in the cltv,
by whom he is much respected and esteemed.
The German Volunteers. We are informed
that the German Volunteers, under Captain
Slip, arc Still encamped in the eastern suburbs,
at Potter's old Race Course, awaiting for the
Government to accept their services They
have nothing but tents formed Of bushes to
protect them from the incemency of the
weather, and have been thus encamped for
several weeks. They drill regularly, three and
four times each day, and are said to be very
proficient in military tactics, many of them
having been old soldiers. They have some
seventy men at the encampment, and we learn
that lICy SOulu OOtuih " iNoSb OilC uuUuISu
and fifty, provided their services would be ac-
cepted From the zeal exhibited by them, we
think their services should be accepted, for
they would beyond doubt make a valuable
acquisition to our army on the Rio Grande.
assaults. David Hememan, was arrested by
the Eastern District watch on Saturday night,
charged with assaultng and beating Samuel
Ayres He was committed to appear at court
by Justice McAlliser-Patrick Gaia, was
taken in custody yesterday by officer Lucas, on
the charge of assaulting and beating Edward
Shelley. He was held TO bail to appear at
court by Justice cAlster-Officet Swick
Yesterday arrested Isaac Turner charged with
assaulting Catharne Crouch. Held to bail to
appear at Court by the same magistrate.
New Infantry Corps, new company un-
der the title of the "Carroll Light Guards"
has recently been organized in this city, and
have selected the following gentlemen officers:
Captain, VIM. Woodville, Esq; LIST Lieutenant
w. l. Riggs; End Lieutenant, F. Murdoch; LIST
Sergeant, F. V. Moale; End Sergeant, A..
Poor; Corporal, Thos. Poultney; Ensign, A F..
Reach.
Assault aud Battery. James Hughes was
arrested yesterday, by officer Gross, charged
with assaulting and beating Mary Baker. He
was committed to jail, by Justice Cockey.
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90 CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING Of

o. CHEAP PRINTING, y and PRINTING Of
every DESCRIPTION, executed with great DESPATCH at
he Office oI the Clipper, 1874 BALTIaoRZ-sT.-as
MAMMOTH RrIIs Much larger than any other
"A""olh BILLS office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed ofaciides with latest styles of type and
and splendid machinery for doing work. every style,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rn
For Valparaiso and Ports in the Paciic-The
ST. Joseph being unavoidably detained, her letter
will remain open at the Exchange Reading Room
ring the present week.
For Premiership Johannes, with despatch.
For Havre-Barque Globe, about Goth inst.
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TWO cows AND CALVES

a;xz-k FOR SALE CHEAP-A very fine
HsEsEA modern built p story DWELLING, with
tIlDM back building and passage, situated on South
- High street, near Pratt Lot 81 feet front by
lOo deep, in fee simple, and will be sold low
Also tor sale, neat and handsomely located two
story DWELLING, with hack buildings situated on
Mulberry street, between Eutaw aud Paca street.
Lot 10 feet front, about 20 feet deep in fee simple
Also, a large story Dwelling, with every convex
renee, situated in CORTLAND street, near Franklin
street. Lot % feet front. Ground rent Sl2O. Will
be so,d low. Apply to BOND & GELBACH,
je23 No 40 Second styeet
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A CHAPTER OF FIRES. The railroad depot
at Stonington, Mass. was consumed last week
Loss $1,000. The paper mill of Vinton s.
Bond, at Poppercl, Me. was destroyed on the
18th inst. Loss S25, O0o-insurance $4,000,
The "Pilgrm House" at Plymouth, Mass kept
by Joseph White, was entirely consumed on
Quebec since the burning of the Theatre, in
consequence ofthe breaking of camphine lamps.
The dwelling Of Isaac Hudson, at Brdgcwater,
Mass. was burnt down on Saturday.
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diation of a friendly power, might arrest the
contest and produce an amicable settlement
and hence we indulge the nope, that the me-
diaton of England has been offered. We do
not desire that it shall be said of our Republic,
that it has "filled the world Cor any portion Of
it) with widows and with orphans" unless it
be strictly in sef;deience and necessary to self
preservation. We entirely concur with Mr..
Powles in the concluding sentence of his ad-
dress, which says-"at a time when the desire
for the maintenance of peace is so generally
and practically recognized by the powers of
Europe, it cannot be out of place for English
men to express hope that between the Re-
Publics of the Western Hemisphere, possessing
the most free institutions, and boundless ter
ritory, with all the means within themselves
of encouraging and rewarding industry and ex-
tending civilization and happiness, the elements
Of strife and discord may speedily be dispersed,
and the bonds of amity and goodwill be
strengthened, to their own common advantage
and that ofal holding friendly intercourse with
Them
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PLuMBE's DAGUERREAN GALLERY. This
establishment continues to maintain its reputa-
ton for obtaining excellent lkenesses, and is
daily visited by large number ofpersons. The
exhibition Of pictures, which is free, is well
worth visit, and the licensees taken give
universal satisfaction. See the advertisement
In another column.
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INVASION OF MEXICO. 1t seems that the
order to "forward, march," has been issued to
General Taylor, and that portion of his ar
my has started for Monterey, where, it is re-
ported, large Mexican army has been sta
toned to oppose the progress of our forces
We disbelicve the report, but consider it inn
prudent to undertake TO march to the city OF
Mexico, Of such be the desgn,) with so snail
force as is now commanded by General Tay-
lor. We think it probable that our army will
not be opposed on the road to Monterey, and
that it may take possession of that place with
out battle. But there it would have to halt
for reiniorcements. The change of position
might be of advantage to US in expedting a
treaty of eace-and we certainly desire to see
the olive branch carried with the sword
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A STREET FlGHr. The discussion, which
has been going on at Augusta, Ga, as to wheth-
er OF not Mr.. Wise did pull Mr.. Folks nose,
has led to street fight between Mr.. J. w.
Jones, editor of the Chronicle and Sentinel ANS
Gen. II. Howard, in which the latter wad
somewhat injured by DR.. VIM. Jones, brother
of the editor, who nterfered.
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~ EW STYLE WIDE LAWNS, only l2I cts
" An invoice Of wide Lawns, received and open
ed at the very low price of l2t cts per yard at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
je23 No. % Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
PooR Quick. Another fine of $500 has
been imposed on Gulick, the New York Militia
fine collector, for assault and battery.
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTIMOI
MONDAY, JUNE %, 1886.
CLEARED.

FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-Roo ON B ooH
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NEW FALL GOODS.

HENRN kCR1Z most respectfully ipfsrns. hiA
.s friends and customers that he has fsna is
Eastern market, = larg, assortment of
Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods,
Selected with great care which he win sell
order, AT prresthd cannot tail TO please.
lADtrs Nashville ladies are earnestly invitedto c&H
and examine his style ofgoods suit able for d<esss.
walk ing dresses and cioaks comprising all the
oi cAshmerea. thibst Cloths Einghsus eaisos &C. hy
stock of goods Is large enha the best makes o
apaess. muslin de lanes &c. togsther with full
ment OF black and white gingsns and ealieoes, cars.
honnc Is and comforts OF every description shss and
scars Of ma gnihcen designs al very moderate prices
GENTLENEs's WEAR-- SuFerfne black and eoiored
cloths beayer and pilot elohs mixed and stped easel
nsrae brown, black and mixed ss,iinets gold miKed
tweed silk striped vestngs, mixed Jeans &c
plaid, red. yellow and white fannels. bieashel aaa
rown shectings and shrngs apron aud siriing checks
finrcs, shavis silk and cotton pocket ha dAesehiss,
gloves, slspondsrs &C Irish linens linen tslselohs.
linen pocket handksrchic; superior qualify of Diana
cts OF all kinds, with variety OF artificial hewers add
fancy articles too ncntion-au Of which
Will take great pleasure in showing my friends ana
= ~ 80
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NEW AND CHEAP

- FORGE McMuRNAq is now opening at his sso7e
- room an Market square, splendid stock of
and stasle Dry Goods only low price. 10 which
the noireof his customers cctiuly solicited via
For Gentlemen suIer wool dyed Black Preach cloths.
a E" Rro>vn Olive and Green
BLACK and Other coiersd CSssimers super blaSk French
for Ladies' cloaks, haired do Black fancy stri sage
cadet aud steel mixed saineis super striped barred
Ilsin satin CraVats silk
For the Ladies super Gradu a,ed cashmere robes eh
coored cashmere do silk Warp and fancy usrs Apaes
ibihet coib PLAIN Cashmere shawis heavy black richly
embroidered, shaded uporinoes black and other celors
morcens for ladies' India null aud Swiss threS
laccs Apaca easnes aud .anhs wool hose Aney hon
riblons new style prints very low IN great variety
black, brown and e0ored ladies Md gloves
splendid assortment black, white and red n,eTo yarns.
Earlston and other cinghains good nannes
all eolos shirtngs hieached aud brown with good
rieiy Of all kinds Of fancy and fashionable Goods.
ALSO super Gunpo WIDER Imperial s. young Hyspn Teas
oiong Chulan Moia Shoushoug do. super government
Java and Rio eofee for sale by GEO MeMCRRAY,
Oct Is. Market siuAre
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10 mERCHANTs. PHYSICIAN ANn
OTHERS

PY1THE SUBSCRIBER keeps antly for sale az the
- lowest prices. assortment Of MEDICINES.
NISiI, BRUSHES. SC. SC.
Confident his prices win give sa;sfaciieu. lie soeiies
those who intend purchase the tine.
10 ascertain tie prices of ms goods
ANY communications asking the prices Of goods, are
most eheerfully aud promptly answered.
lie would PARTICULARLY state. that he has SteS,-: Fac.
tory IN connection with his store Tor PowdeTng JAiap.
Rhuharb IyecacuaIha. aud many other Medicines for
grinding Mustard Cinnamon, AHpice. Peppsv. Gloves,
&c; and Lamp Black, Black Lead, Venetian Red.
Chrome yellow aud green, Nerdegrs yellow ochre and
other Paints. in OIL all OF which he is able sell the
very lowest prices.
Paints MIXED already Tor use and put up in earthen
pots Of different sizcs for family conV sns spce.
Putty ef the tsst quality al "a per H. out OF
blsldcrs and els Per No IN edets, quantities "a u
pounds AID upverds.
No ebsrae for delivering goods in any part Of III,
cny' J. w. w. GORDON.
DRUGGisT, No. 1872 West Frat. a few doors from Light
opposite the u & q X r Depot, baltimore feb %
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NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE,

w "a.
HE undersigned ave received their Fan Stock OF
havinO purcasc the decline IN prices
upon the recent Tariff aud othorw Use with every
vantage IN their favor. prepared lab goods on
terms a. advantageous the Eastern cities oer
The satisfaction given tn their customers during the
last has satisfied that business done ON short pr
believe that with their auple variety goods and the
small ccntage charged they will &c enabled supply
all dealers who call aud examine. satisfactory terms
IL not lie ajSs To epumcratc leading articles
as an index to their stock In general.
Brown Muslns. Sheeiiugs aud Slhrings. of different
qualities aud widths sold at casier prices and Gust OF
shipment. Wooens--Such as Saiincis Flanncls Kcr.
at the reduced price. CashDcrer. "A. dc Iaians. Co
hurgs Mernoes Gnghans, and all sf dress
goods. including thoncw style Calico Casnicrc and
'c Lame Roes. Canton faincl-. Table Diapers brown
aud hlcaccd Drills. Tickings, checks. coned eamhric
rsper do Brown Iiolians. Irish linens Domestic ing
hams. Tallhy vclveis. plaid hoax cnings.
WINE OoVis--Sueh a. lace-, cap 1etis Swiss. Hook
and Jscconet musns, plain aud plaid esmLrics. view
style nctis. Bishop iawh, Tarleton husns and long
lawns. Fancy Articles, including Bonncs Ribbons.
Flowers, Silks, Shawls Handkerchief. &c. &C.
Notions-Pins Needles spool aud -kcin Boss. paien
fhrsas, Hooks aud Eyes, cotton cord Dress " haelone
corset sees, new siye Buttons Ut all kind; 5rashdeTs
dressing aud ivory. Umbrellas.
Taors' TIimmings.-Hcst canvass aud padding. Sill.
cias, sik and worsted sergcs, lest blue sewing Six
Twist and Thread, style Buttons, BINDINGS and d.
pecial Ia sell by piece To TaoTs ad otheTr, extra
French cloths and cassueres, new vestin.s. Twee,ls
elehs for elosks, blue bankeline plaid Insoys So that
there few articles OF Dry Goods, he found in
stock. i.t TALLANT & DELAPIAIN.
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/. I'D az .sfasIc (ioihfmg,
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
.ses AT no, 4OI
ADyOINlNG f0RsYra 8 pAKER 81,

WATER ST WHEELING VA
TUE 81 bSCElDER fsiters himself ffom an experi.
epce OF l6 years in business i this hat
he Dan anticipate the of his numerous
ana hlends an THE selection Of chose and seasonahie
Goods takes pleasure In announcing to them that he l.
now receiving aud will continue TO receive monthly
throughout the seasoM hsargest and best selected sioc
OF ooo ever offered In The Clothing Trade ia this CITY
purchased fpn the best houses In Philadelphia and Nal
ttnore and selected FROM the choicest most approved
makes the most desirable Goods of the Season. and " III
lie sold for very sna adv Snee viz: French English
and American Broad Cloths from superne to medium;
Iwillsd ielgan do do. Invisible Green Blue and Lon,
don Crown do do: extra heavy blue aud Wool hrk dou
be ned Cassineres very desirable; ASA single mincd
plain aud fancy French aud English Csssimcrcs very SUI
ncror ard cheap; also and 60 Gold ard silver mixed
aud plain Twecss. nom hne 10 medium French Linen
Dr all qualities; Salner Cloths drab FEie Persian
Indiana and Orleans do; Je0ps. Linen and Cotton Plaid
striped and Check r1talcons; stuff vestiugs, plain
strifd Mode. Merno and other Fancy Neses in rreat
variety. The Above goods Will 10 made to Order by
nst rate cutter aud good woTknen warranted equal
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DRY GOODS
A LITTLE LATER'THAN THE LATEST
NEW GOODS

John EILfoTTh NS received. and is now arenins. a
- new aud splendid assortment of DRY GOODS and va
ei'es al his store on Main street. No l6S side >
doors above Market Alley, which he offers
cash prices. 10 which he would invite the attention Of
country merchants. eddets and his customers gener
ally, consisting IN Vart Of silk. cashmere Thet and
muslin dc iaines shtwls silks, slacas muslin de lanes
aud g'nghams al ell prices Frcne and English cloths
sassiineses, sancts. twecs Jeans and fannes of all
Kinds cloth caps boots, shoes looking glasses peture
Siner &C together with general assortment ofdone
NC dry goods, eiior's trimmings and trimmings Of ali
Kinds; an assortment ofhrSSs day and 20 hour clocks of
the hest quality, always ON hand.
~ R-Pcddlars respectfully invited TO calf
a. an assortment OF notions their line always
on hand, sud al prizes To compete with any Other rsaL
lislInent in this city. SEQ H.
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! CLOTHING STORE;
'Secoad door b,I6c me Ui1ted States Hotel
| ,,t - Ivheeliag, Va.
TilCS. llUGIIES. Jr..
/ > u.W ree'INinr enf'tenAns SiaSec aud ecsufn az
sotni.nt OF fashionable Fan ard Winter ,ua,,ls Sc
ee'cd with great care 10th style and qua,sty AVID
s Sugn. so very low Tor cash thai lac aud IN
hry. lie invites the Sl,cnton I those who are ON tic
ooh out TO, ths'r all and Winter Wear all aud \.
sHire for themselves letore purchasing cscw here a. m
u determined scllthen good Goods as iow AZ iorc,
can buy 'hen Having purchased Svcsy large stock Of
he most desirable Goods or the approaching SEASON he
IS prepafc, 10 sen them Far les than tl have Ieioss
been oasIe The following comprises porii.n viz.
CLOTHS, blue, black. brown. clarct aud invisible
green. French English aud American cloths of every
shade. price and quality. Beaver cloths Beaver
sWees OF very superior QUALITIES aud extra cheap.
fiain sud fancy Froncli, English and American Caasi.
mere. IRON, ~ ecntsto So IA rer ysrdL
1WEEDS-t:OiS u.iNt. clafct aud dahlia MKT Twcets
splcndid article for sacks and ovcrcoais.
VESrlNGs-Extta super cashmere and embroidered
satin SIN cashmere ve-incs Fancy silk velvet aud III,
let -icrno vcsinrs. Woocf plaid and ~, ans down do
Valencia and saiinent, &c.
Saline TS-.tny quantity Of sa,ine,s OF plain and
fancy eolors, al your prices. Extra super blue
Maekinaw blankets. rlsds wooden aud cotton liuscvs
seen Sise anda host Of other coos too numerous -
GRAY Ars-rsin & fancy satin Crsss,s and soa-fs :.
pocket handkerehiefs Thiiet CS~lRicrc aud Huskin
gloves suspeiles, incriro aud iaih's under shs
aud drawers, Canton aud all wool fiennrl do. wooden
comforts, country Knit half hose and in fact svosy thing
that can lie loo ted Tor in a clothing store
oREADYMA CI.orIIlNG--Coats, blue black aud
fancy eoored cloth dSvss and f,oek cests from IS to
SEQ. Blue Macknaw Blanket and beaver cloth oyor.
coats. heavy Tweed and Pilot cloth do
PANTAI.OONS-Plain and fancy Cashmere pantA-
locus cheaper than you saw. from 81 $40. Cas
sinet pantaoois OF all colors stripes and prices low
n 81 per pair. M
VES15--Tho most beautiful assortment OF ready.
made vests that looked al. made aud trimmed
ID superior STYLE
SHlRrS-Whiic linen aud Musia shirts made and
lone up in the tCsi sly le aud heitsr article know
han can le bought any where else in the city, Striped
inen aud calico shirts Marine suipe ceek and ehintz
lhitis. III
II may Ne proper here to mcntion tina, all goods sold
'ut of this establishment arr anted perfect both as
qualify aud MANUFACTURES, the risk
u having an interior article put tem ANY vi te
ove goods made order IN the latest aud most fash.
onalc styles. aud warranted to tit sale Hence
vsuld To and ALL " 10 prize good it matte
u the best material the notice TO call at the
saicr street cp,hing store, formerly the stand Of tie
ate John Lccel,. .r TH.HtCIlEs. yr.
Wheeling Oct II, lG.