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ITEMS OF NEWS.

important Trial in Ieras.-The District Court OF
Neuces county, Texas adjourned on the 9TH ut after
disposing of the following important case.
Newman Us. Porter. This was an action TO recover
damages from the defendant, who was an officer OF
the United States Army, and commanding the post
at Brazos st. Jago, for illegally taking possession OF
his store and stock of goods in April last, and destroy
ing his business merchant. The deiendeht an
swered that the Island of Brazos ST. Jago and the
country thereabouts had been conquered by the arms
of the United States and that the State OF Texas had
no jurisdiction it, and that he had acted under
the orders of his superors and had farther defence
to make.
The Hon. M. p. Norton, District Judge charged
the ury-that all the territory to the principal stream
of the Rio Grande within the limits OF the State
of Texas and that no officer of United States Army
had authority to interfere with citizen in the trans
action of his legitimate business within the limits OF
the State and verdict found against the defend
ant for s. Ii, 900 damages
Nem French Minisier.-M. Pageot has been ap-
no;ntcd Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpo-
tentiarv TO the United States in place OF NJ Bacourt
the present Minister, appointed Minister to Sar-
dinia. NJ Pageot is well known III Washington
| having married American lady. go
Heavy Losses by the Late Flood.-Ihe Albany
Express estimates that the damage by the late Hood
between the Mississippi river and the Allegany
ranges, will amount TO S 100000. AT hall cost
says writer in of the papers, s. 900 O00 wouit
not replace fences along At least 5OOO,ouO bushels
of corn and other grain wholly lost; and 30O,0o'
bales Of cotton, mostly unpcked, in the fields, arr
wholly destroy ed, besides some $ 300, 900 worth
wood prepared for steamboat fuel
0J-Durng the last six mouths 2s,O6s tons of ic'
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THE BALTIMORE HOG MARKET.

We have referred frequently within the last three
or four weeks, the great number of Hogs reported
as being on the way from the West to this market;
and we can now state that since about Christmas to
this date over 10000 have arrived here, including
those driven as well those transported in cars from
Cumberland. Since the first of the present month
two trains arrived in two successive days. the first
having forty cars, and the second thirty-seven,
and the cars were all filled and each contained from
so to 60 Hogs. Their condition good and meat
firm. All have been purchased and mostly by pack
ers, and cut and being cured for the English
market.
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Nerr T0rk-.SCh. S. T.. NfriH'
Dry goods Is bales, Livcrmorc, lSn'r g AneS'
elephant oil Is csks, r Whtridgc GO; shcctng'
10 bales Elder, Geston & Co; lin plate Nv , 1Ns'
domcstcs l II pkgs order; mdzc 6l7 do, Rose her-
rll & Co.
Cheese Is bxs s Hurlbu; grain 1861 bushels pig
iron 10 tons liquor 100 pkgs, tea % hi chsS' mdze
'',7' Nr,r York-Sch Stg,,inc.
Copper cases, w Spear: mdzc ID brlS' ) * u
Richstcin; wine 10 csks, G Oldfcld x Go; dpmeS
tics 100 bales Miller & Mayhem; wine ,? bSkis' l.
Thomson & co. Russia hemp tons, wine iol DsN'''
liquor 50 brls, lndzc 49, pkgs, order
Ncro York-Sch. DIM Smith.
Oil 10 c.ts, J Parkhur-t jr; domesticS ~, bales
leather 900 sides orders ndzc 300 pkg, W Brown
Ne,r Y0rk-Sch. Empire.
Flour 100 brls Walters & Harvey; cheese ~ cskS'
Hurlbut rice chat 80 bags orders apples 2oJ DIS
mdzc 81 pkgs, Moac & McdcaItr
IEobHe-Bark Apphia Noria.
Mdzc bxs, T Hooper: cotton lob bal%S' w, \ "
Morris; 100 do Gambrill, Carroll Co; 2O5 do,
castings 2Sl ps sundry persons.
Nctr Oricars-B Brig FabjuS
Sugar 50 hhds, w G. Harrison; lard 80 kegs iO
brls T Carson & Co; hams 100 hhds pork - Grls'
w I} Tyson & Co; lard 40 tres III kegs, whl'key
100 brls, order.
Bacon 300 brls Elder, Gelston & Co; molasses us
brls sugar 3I7 hhds w Harrison; cotton 81 bales
Wilson & Kelly; lbs do sugar % hhds, w bruno
& Sons: moasscs 1903 brs. cotton I'D bales, wilson
& Co; molasScs SO brs ~ hf do. Hurlbut; 70 DTS
do. Wilmington & Eastman; bacon 100 brls and ="
csks hides II hhds, sugar 81 do, molasscs oO DIS
cotton 100 bales, order
Neic Orlcans-B Bark PGOii.
Molasscs POI brls, X Randall; bacon 100 bris'
Moae s Metcalfc: sugar Is hhds, molasses Is Orls'
S HurIbut: lark 300 kegs, r Carson s Co; bacon
IO7 csks. pork 327 brs lard 1876 kegs, Weld Sea
yer: bacon O3 hhds cotton 266 bales, molasses loo
b-s, mdze 30 pkgS, order.
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FINANCIAL OPERATIONS IN ENGLAND.
Failures Of Merchants and Bankers in England and
other parts Of Europe since the All December.
Bailic. Honcyman Co. merchants, Glasgow.
Rloin &, Son. corn dealers, Liverpool.
Rrnyr G. & Sons SMEAR refncrs Amsterdam.
Dnryiru sen. & Co. corn merchants, Marseillrs.
Dcrvicu Brothers, corn merchants, Gran, Algeria
Gates, Coates, Bartlett & Co. calico print, London
Gibson & Sturt bankers, ST. Adams
Hamilton. W. S. & Co. W. l. merchants, Dublin.
Hargreaves, George, E. India merchant, Liverpool
UenTv Messrs calico printers Dublin.
Lysaght, Smithett & Co. f. India agents, London.
M,rs1ond John cotton spinner Manchester.
Paranquc & Sons, bankers, MarselIies'
Portuguese Agency, London.
Richter & CO. merchants Prague.
Williams William and Thomas, merchants, Dublin.
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THE PROVISION MARKET-in the Vest

We wish not to contribute to the getting up panic,
or promoting it, if one has already been gotten up;
but only to carry out what we have previously ex-
pressed, the opinion, that very great number Of
Hogs would be slaughtered during the winter OF
1878. We feel it our duty to give such accounts
now as reach us, if they are entitled to credit, be
their complexion what they may and to call the at
tention of our readers to them-specifcaly Look
at the Cincinnati Market in paper of to-day.
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

Bordeaur-Bdrk Chenango.
Brandy 10 hf pipes 10 or do 10 brls "a csks, wine
81 hhds q cased) % cases, chesnuts jars, wanuts
3 do, gum Senegal csks, tartar and cream tartar
do. mama cases, dry prunes do, sardines 80 do,
] f Strohm Co; do, wine IA csks, trees bdls, J
Bertrand. -
Palermo Bark f. Churchill.
birthstone 800 cautors, iquoricc paste 90 cases,
walnuts 50 bags lberts 80 do, shellcd almonds 100
bxs. lemons 500 do, oranges 2697 do, l. Thomson
s Co. ~
Jamaicd-Sch. abigail.
Pimento 1857 bags, sugar 10 brs, old copper do,
and | parcel, w Mason & Son; pmcnto 80 bags,
coffee brls, old iron and copper lot, Leei; Or
anges is brs, w w Spence & Co.
Ragged Island-Bdrk Frances Partridge.
Salt 70ii bushels, + T Montell; specie 900 dollars
n Rogers & Co.
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COASTWISE.
Eastport-Brig Uoronoco.
Plaster go tons, T Matthews Co.
Portiand-Bark Regatta.
Plaster 1870 tons, hay 80 do laths 1000, order.
Boston-Bark Justice Story.
Manila hemp 80 bales, l. Cuttings; pepper 300
bags, figs 600 drums, mdze 500 pkgs, order.
Boston-Brig Metdmora.
Raisins $50 bxs, L Thomson s. Co; mdze 100 pkgs,
Miller & Mayhem; mackere % brls, mdzc 100 pkgs,
herring 42s bxs, box wood tons, order; plaster 20
tons, master
Boston Brig Ocean.
Corks - bales, wine 90 octs, J F Strohm Il Co;
iron 55 bds, cordage % COILS order; mdze 500 pkgs
sundry persons.
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were exported from Boston. This is an increase
over the corresponding months of 1876, 52s9 tons
tI3-Ihe barque Santcc, which sailed from Boston
ON Tuesday Of last week carried out handsome and
powerful Fire Engine built by order Of the Turkish
Government for use at Constantinoplc
tE3-lhe Erie Gazette, noticing the reports prcju-
dicia TO the Erie Bank says the institution is of
the soundcst and safest in the country Notears need
be entertained of its solycncy.
Female IndltShy.-A Massachusetts paper pub
fishes the statistics of the various branches ondustry
in that State for the last year To show our young
ladies that ii is disgrace TO work in the Pilgrim
land give them the particulars Of the straw bon
nets and hats, and straw braids and palm leaf hats,
made there in one year.
Value.
Straw Bonnets and Hats. Mol ,OI6,954 S ,O57 ,s92
Value of straw braid, ....................lO 1861
Total, ............ ....... s. ,6lO,69b
All this by females, mostly farmers daughters.
Worcester, Hampshire and Franklin counties do the
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THE MARKETS,

For abstracts of the Markets generally, see next
page: the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent to those dates:-
At Boston: Flour in fair demand Genesee, OHIO
and Michigan good common brands, selling at o. ooe
S6.25, per bril-, cash Corn, new yellow flat 72a75
cts, and white 6Sa69 cts. Southern Oats 40 cts,
cash Provisions in fair request. Sales OF new
Western Pork mess at Sl3, and clear 5 10, 4 mos
Several hundred kegs new Lard, cts, mos.
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EXPORTS TO ENGLAND.

The ship Manchester, HIdeINs, for Liverpool, was
cargo of 27O brls Flour, 1900 do Corn Meal $50 do.
Oil Cake, 20 tons Quercitron Bark, 1880 bushels
Corn, and $50 tons assorted Provisions
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the probable further demands upon the treasury, for
same period, at T92O2Ol 81.
The extraordinary large amount winch I'm the
fiscal year ut closely has been received IN cunp0nS
has had the very desirable effect Of materially les
SEEMING the of interest 10 be funded but a a
considerable part Jf these receipts were on account
OF due for the year lSl7, the receipts in the
current ear from that source viii 30 like extent
he diminished Notwithstanding this drawback on
the receipts Ofthe year, is estimated that hc.ere
ceiPts, together with the balance IN the Treasury,
will be adequate to meet the liabilities Of the year
But estimate, however guarded. are liable 10
disappointment. il the part u prudence, especially
in matter Of such vital importance 10 provide by
all the means in it, power against such contingency
Ofh Free SchoOt Fund and the Sinking FmId
Of The Sfntf: On the l,t December, $50, there re-
manned in the Treasury, 10 the credit OF the 'aid
funds, balance in cash Of, S32 lI5 So: in the year
ending the 1T Dec 1877, received on count OF the
sinking fund SS 974 ~, the f zee school fund Sb3,-
54S 32-amounting = 81 ,533 1: making an ag,
gregaic Of Sl-3,67S g. Disbnrscd III the
year, viz: On account of the sinking fund, for com
mission in pursuance Of chap. 300 Of 1882 and chap
lo9 Of lSI2, 4 1913 81 aud Invested HyIO75 O>-
amounting TO S9I,I1l 49, on account Of the free
school fund for commission in pursuance Of chap. 29D,
Of 1898, S2l6 80; for tuition Of the INDECENT blind
$500 o.; TO AIrgany county S2,5ol %; Anne
Arundel county 81, no q; Howard district i,iO6
90; Baltimore city 5,5OI 40; Baltimore county
S 3,20S IS; Calvert county S2,Oll %; Caroline
comfy & 3O7 81; Carroll county S3,Oil 81; Cecil
county S2,7sl II; Charles county $2,l33 -; Dor
chester county S2,739 II; Frederick county ST.
59l 90; Hartford county 1880 90; Kent county
Sl,9i9 %; Montgomery $685. 76, Prince Georges
81 65I I3; Queen Anne's county, 4 ,i29 %; Saint
Marys county, S2,3l6 80; Somerset CO., 81 $50 63;
Talbot county, $2,733 2s; Washington county,
S349S l6; Worcester county, s 9 ,624 45-amomt-
ing TO s b3l Shaking together, S 90, lob 90
and leaving in the treasury lst December, ISL, the
balance Of 1923 jIj II.
BY resolution No. i. of December session, lS45,
the balance of stock Of the Farm. r. Bank which
stood the credit Of the sinking fund converted
into State stock, to the am unit Of Sl3S, l93 60.
MARYLAND-VALUEO OF PROPERTY.
Statement showing the assessed value Of Real and
Personal property, with the amount Of levy made
thereon in each separate County, How ard District
and Baltimore City, for the year 1871.
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The Mail Steamer Je,cess, employed as one of the
Boats to transport the mail between this port and
Norfolk, has been disabled by fire. She will be
again in readiness in a few days, until which another
boat supplies her place
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A Review of the Baltimore Market for the week
ending last evening" printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence be had at the Printing Office
of this paper, N. w corner of Baltimore and iIolli-
day Streets to-day by o'clock, at s. cts single, or
5 cts each for or more copies
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WOOL COMMERCE OF THE n. Y. CANALS.
The amount of Wool that arrived at Albany by
the Canals since 1884 up to the close of navigation
this last fall is thus given by correspondent OF the
Detroit Free Press writing from Albany last month";
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Large Cargo.-The French ship Ferriere GREILER,
was cleared at this port Friday of last week for
Havre, with a cargo of 1881 hhds. Tobacco, and 354
bags Qucrcitron Bark-thc whole value $62,O57
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ING MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Eutaw and German streets.
BALTIMORE:
GOODS consigned to their care or left at their
W Depot, will be forwarded daily, via Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road and Wagons, TO the West.
The location of their house in this place and OF
their Agents in Cumber being on the Rail Road,
enables them to receive and forward Goods by this
route with but little handling expense.
Shippers are requested send their bills of adng,
or receipt, on shipment of goods
Produce consigned to them for sale will receive
particular attention. june If
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Mails md Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cties-Steamboat and Car rcguations-D Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets &c.
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Dec. IS. HAVE RE, Dec. To-
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NJ J
From the Counties marked with the a-tcrck no re-
turns been crcNcd their assessment and eyeS ar
from returns OF former years.
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az TIVE O liz r.:

SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is, l84S
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EOHN SHARPLEY .G SON No SO Smiths
ID wharf, have received and offer for sale
5000 ID. Chain Yarn, from TO IL
5000 b. Seine Irvine: 10 gross Backing.
ALSO in S ORE
l6 hhds p. X. SUGAR
6 hhds Pr me p. r. MOLASSES
DO bags Rio COFFEE. jal5
JOHN SULLIVAN d SONS,
OMMiSSION MERCHANTS, AND AGENTS
For the sale of LEAF TOBACCO,
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 90 Light street Wharf,
BALTIMORE.
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EXCHANGE.-Thc. rates of Sterling keep up,
and our last weeks quotation of 9!al0s, as well as
the rates for Continental and Domestic, we suboin
Bills on London fsterPg 60 days, 95al0sperct prem:
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ALEX. IiGYMAN,
No l?5, MAIN ST., HlELLING, VA.

-
Crotls-lCO ps French, English aud West OF England
WOO! dyed Colts. among whi;h viii he found q lew ps;;
Lt "reoiie's lost 1wiIcd, WHICH cahnol ie SURPASSED
in quality or heat IN pr,ce. Also 4 ie" niece o''e
brown. which Is very lem.itul and extremely low.
f.igiIs!l Noriuoes, Il large stock, very hne quart! ii
SIZE per yard.
aud Scotch Gnghs.,s, very desirable styles ana a, very
low prices; SINE &ceIlent for y aic rr yd. Asses
jar,. assortniruto of Manchester and domestic, al reuNceu
iri.a Lineus-A very large stock of all Iinds: a very
good article for 3. .r per ard.
i%ioois--t splendid art'els woo'en hools' hlso oo"'
ies and Cua.s lr en- d en-.
,arpetin.- \ yIr,e.y al crfieiin., among W"'ch WI
re found = goo! Article oi ia ingram . ''' P'
THENCU AND ITALIAN GOODS.
lCO Us. GaS status sad silas "i diiefe"' hi'us' SUN d ;
PARIS le,ln SiiN, rIcA Siripei tanirool, salhi s'iiped
wa,ered Pouii de Sore, Ans plan d'u a-h'eH A,sAl's
extra super faris hlpaH grass dc k.ine = iItoi .hs" ~
ucA extra heavy aud vide shsh i,stfe ViacH SIN i"'
.antinais. Also ! few PIT cvs india SAUNA s.'ieidId AZ,
nee. Alss Fauia ii Siiks, and a -rea. man "tI''s Ne'!
astraAr, ,.Hnpietng sues an assortment OF s1As US
saum,l 4. fsani |, any luuse wssl vi the 'noualdn's, |
par ituiaiiy Ihyie ,he .adiests oa'iaiid eAdiill" t''e'i az
.hev wlil mad ii we'i w"rti ilsl' ,'''t sn't .."u &c
o:edse lHys n tosna" them siihs wnict w'',Aes. aSs
hing tlry have ever secn IA tils tiarHet' nave us"
,iiks a. 4Gc ger yard, u good aetie'c.
Atsod'uaie wiiih aa' cd iaN si'H i" SUP"
ASS lew EAT roi,lerei Tibet Dresses, something
.ntireiy new. an article which 10 n'erc3at- ~ LAS Iit
~ ever hal I.s pleasure :, eNii'nt IL a ousioinet' l't
he. cal qdIck II you wish !, : see them.
Sin NttNtl, Thread LiCes, niobuils, Avn
i its. French Mlrenocs, Bombazincs, Shawte
IA ,hmeres. Jacon-,s. Nestugs, Marines, DSe
Ticks, Caves, Cotton Flanneis, Cailtoes
Furniture Prints. &r,
TO TiiE l.ADlEs-tiy stock has been selected VIM
ne utmost care, ald buugll entirely for cash, of the lar
est l.nporting houses m tie eastern cities, whieae era
lies me Ia o Ter the newest and most iaSHuonaAie good
NJ rne seasoa, at a ptlee lar heow any o.'ts huuss y
his ciV, Nou may rest assured thai You Wlh save ms
ley aud trali, . hy GIVING me Tie ;fst eau, as / am sur
,on wiI uo. 'ooa aay further for bargains aud siy'es.
ar Canary Merchants are invited 10 can ana see
=. money by H.. sep "a.
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Gterge ACSta urrdg.
t.

NEW FASHIONABLE
ALL AMI WINTER DRY GOODS.
"a EARGE McMuRRAY is n,w opening at his store
&sa room Ell Market square a rich and leautifni stock
of Fatcy and staple Dry Goods, to which tao notice of
his customers is respectfully solicited.
For Gentlemen.
SUPER Black. French and Swiss cloths, Black and fan.
ey Cassiniefs do barred and plain Satin voting, meriio
do. black, haired, Bara'hea do , tlack, brown, Invisible
green and other coiors EagIisl ctJtls with many other
articles desirable for Gentlemen
For the Ludies.
Super rich silk Plaiis. Cash nere do. plain silk haired
ard striped Alpaccas of all coiors, silk ltf "A Frenci.
Meruoes a new article, high eoiored Cashmere de eoSS
do, Muusi, N de l.ains with a large stock of British and
American Prints of beautiful texture and ST. lie. rich
embroidered back Mode aud fancy coored Cloth, Ale
rinO and Alpaca Siawls, Ginphead, black and fancy
co.oFed silk tringes all widths, Z ,arse assortment OF
beautiful rotation Gimp silk edge and plain ladies dress
blttors,. real Nuns thread laces Il desirable ar!ic'e with
bread lisie, Jacone.t and Swiss Edgings and fnseriinss,
leui WEIGH cause I'd American white Fianneis, red ami
yellow do, modt aud other colsrs, MoreeHs for Ladies
skirts, black fancy kid gloves. silk, Filoseli and enihro.
deret do. silk and Alpaca hose, golden Plaid oil dres
sei, Manchester aud Eaflston GinghaIs, striped, bare!
and plain dress silks, new style Bonne; riblons in great
variety, This arrival conteiis a splendid assortment OF
the handsonlest and cheapest goods ever brought TO this
inarNet. Oct 3-3EI
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Garcr e Ss1ctts.

Mex tE n ROBt.3 u FOODS.
H. FAiiS si:3e!io ifaaNc;s,
- 10 nicccS Rel ffalncis,
9 ds 1 4 Brown PRESSED Flannel,
, do Pieces Cashmere,
10 80 K, jeais. 4 large 10. of N5oien Yarn, all
If NcEee e Rotertson's make just received avid Tor
st t. cheap by GREER Il MO'rTE,
oct Is No IG2. Vi arhct st.
I MOTHER 10. of these superior Blankets of Mckee,
q Roaerisnu's make, just received and for SAFE at
ntatufastnrer's price by GREER & MOTTE.
.t.9 Ma l63. Market 8.
OME3iiCS. Brown and lieaciIeI s!irting and sheet
- in.s, brown ana lieaclcd DriiIines, Ticking
Checks, while and colored Canton Flanres. etc recci-
we'd and for sale low al GREER Il MUrTE,
oct No 1872. Market vi.
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g II. HUSS & Co., have iusl received their Fall and
~ Winter st0cN OF goods which Is much larger than
usual. The friends aud customers 81 The establishment
are invited 10 ca e. Al kinds OF clothing furnished rea-
DIV made or To otdar at the shortest notice.
iecoileot 10 cal one door above the L. ;. liotel. wa
ter street, vince tie Blanket coats are hanging ugnl side
mt oct -
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GDEAT BARGAINS.

WHEELING $50 sELMoNF BRIDGE oLolSiNG sraSr.
z BEG leave 70 call the attention al my cusioa.ers, as
< wei a. every tudy else 80 ms new a}d
SPLENDID STOCK UF FALL GOODS.
Just received fton ga lie "a cities, ANA iuueht on lAe hest
terms, al auctiu aad JONI mG hoHScS.
My STOCK CONSISTS Of t4c following articles, viz
Supr back bac and fancy co'ored French Coih, t&I
siAlcrrs Of I'll . AIDES and s Is, aSsIueis, satin, six
vc,v,is and otncr Nc.tnI, Iiaiaite cine :. fancy snS
~peud~is, Goyes, tiOsIo' ), Lalu.s Woo. a"d emma SILK
u4dur snits a al Drawers.
hcady &Iado I lothiHg.
My stock OF ready made c.oIhn= is very large and
not sur asSrd 3 al! otner IN tGe city, ami .oHsIs,s al
Sdp'r French un,I dress frucN Cot-s. Cashmere and
Cassiuet pants. tes.lngs CT al kinds aHd qualities,
sni,.s, d very nte article OF heaehed musih' c"SeN and
tatnrl.
Customer Work.
Having received the latest New York and Phi'adel
plia iashions "a having engaged whl.e east, Il sui eslnr
AID taslIona'it CATER, / an prepared 10 Acute work
in The neatesi and most fs llonaHie s'y'e. NAV
my stock lPas -rce, my Stsle as gn"s, aud my pr
a. cheap, as a. aHy utier cs.a -lshtnehs wesI %!
mountains, ia, ana look Tor ourselves.
Ms motto Is; short profits for cash.
oct CKNNNERER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-07

PILES. SORES Sc-TLo Gcuuine Hays Linament,
IS an arllc c more justly c. ~ ra!ed as Il cure for tHs
a owe, than alN or al UtirjS IT. cares are Almost M
pn.eiN q. ard il is OILY uecCs>a to le. those who
kItnV the artIc.r apd used il win such great sucress,
l.at il is 10 9, al lrue and gen me OF t'ns.ocA y 60.
81 CDYriAad 81. New Nurk, Soe prorrlet0is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-07

DR.. HON SICK HEADACHE REMEDf-
Vnv viii yuu su.er Win thai dsstressi'- complaint
when a remedy il al ha:d that wIin"t iGii 10 cure you
THIS remedy VIII c4ecJutly destroy any Al 4 X OF mead.
acua, eit.er nervous OF bilious. IL las cured cases OF
Lxeuty yea IS standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-07
B3OkSi BOOK,

I!E sn~lscrt'cr having entered into such an arrange
; me,tt with al the large publishing l.ascs i" fL.
eastern Giles sfo cnalie him TO SCI al tleIr uuii sler's
prices in New York, Boston and ihI!ade pLia, Call at
the come EuoA stere OF Main and Niuu streets.
dee "A ! ENhp.