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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
.NlLv STREET. PROPERTY ron SALE.

al,
FE VIE undtr>gIe Ssiln- rs acting UNDER ~.
d cree at tae Circuit Superior Cur If Law and
hrnrr Tor tHn town If yuc burr pro ,uu .-d W W..
j dnv o June lel7, N the OF ; it'll vs.. uAru
ti.n'us rlt.r 81, w IF ,r ate 4, he highest WI
der, m Thu Sity the 21h day Of Sep,rm err The f,
In~iug IL nr' aud Lots emhrred in said Decrr, Ait:
=. The BRICK HOUSE AND LOT. sr-,
Ill situated "u maiu >trrrl. nearly up ,se LHl
- 10 DlIrels Hotel. This lot fronts frry tA..L
II on main street. aud runs back hu ldrti aud
WITTY tW, i''et. In Illus i divided Ia'u twu tene
mems, ihr basement stories well adapted 10 business
turP srs. AM thr.nPp- stjrrs ID TIE ,n:nlayu Il
TWP grn'ett families Or thry might be conveniently
united ana used for lhe purPo5 nfa larL- 3 ardIn5
II us-. Asl lie Mood House ana I.lt aui ilnInr ha
a5 we described proIey Al prrSen IN the uparcy Of
MrJ II. Solomon. Ihis VI has iron, twenty thrre
lfeI nine inches running back one hundred and tuiny-
jwn trr i he lower part at the Hons, . r ndar,-
ed p Grocery, htr business. ami up.,r part
NE ac''m Galun IT g,nee family. i'h- a4.v, dp-
scrbri property u b- >1d On cr,di; ulsN. twelve,
ana tllaoea ".oa.as; ncgoaolr nons. vijh aIprnrd
endo.srra. Will y. nlrd Vt ths ur sr A tnt tIi
to The Properly wh-ld emil The WhJ,e5,i he purchase
money shall b. paid.
JOHN It'll, j.. C.
WN. 4. SMITH,
aug. a. 81 if 2uf2f
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Al-ust 2I-w4w

I Court OF Hastings held in and fl the Corporation OF
- lynchburg, at the Courthouse, Monday 2 I4y
OF January lSij:
Wilson +. Is yant Plaintiff,
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F.7SHlo.NS FOR SPRLNI, s. SUMMER lo4S
AT EDWARDS * LEES.
FEW DOORS .1BOVE. Nl>E.N& GTr.7TKLN,S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL B TNURlLLN"S
we )rkng at this time, much, more, Tor a
reputation than for the profits nrl, who "a
vor US with their patronage wlceftay good job, and
oicourse cannot help being pleased We feel confident
our work will bear close examination bv the best of Judges
and not aad to have compared with work done
where IN the world great gentlemen in the
habit of sending TO Richmond and the North hive their
clothes made; if they hu give trial and The work is not
done well they have had done either IF those pa
ces, will pay for the G GODS. trial is hat ask
April3-t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
Fashions, Fashions.
For the Spring and Summer Of 1915.

4 WOULD respectfully inform the citizens II I.vrcf-
bufg, anh iht surrn Indng. country thar my North
ern ana Freuc: report Of Fashion, ha, iusr c,rn. ha,
As Issue by IhomlS Oliver. Of New Frk They us
very dIaren from any thing heretofore issued aud a-e "
fine ias,e
Thankful for The liberal patronage heretofore extended
To me-. my friends ID the public may be assured WIN
the advantages have in being aren't for nr. t the hest
reporters in The United States OF getting garments cut
m The most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLE.
they may fncy All work Entrusted Ii wv r4re. shsl
be done y + despatch. JOHN OAkEl
MAT II 9-ris
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$40 REW.7RD.
$40 REW.3RD.
UNAIVAY frum Messrs. W. w. Toney s Co.,
IL the l h inst, a bright mulitto Boy,

~ On tIe II n IIIsI, 4 u1T1Hl Hll1tIU DVy,
apparently % thirty years age. small stature and
quite ox-ankled Shoemaker By trade, -and. having
clipped with his tools. he prohatly intends making his
way to free State. -. -- WAN
The ab,ve reward, of TEN DOLL AIRS. willie Civ
for his apprehension and detention Jail, his de-
livery 70 inc in Fa1nlyilFr-Va.
Jill 10. 4. JACKSON
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A Gull II UR.AL.
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WORM MEDICINE.
Family R.3t'O.N

FAMILY R.4tO.C.
5000 lh". Town Cured Family Blcon, in fine orde,
for sale BY
July 27-,5 McCORKlTS SIMPSON
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hfFEks his services to The citizens % lyncFburc
~ ard the sdj'inlng c'unes at the fy.loulny yery
reduced prices. when performed a. his ofIi,s ia
NJ a KET STREET,,
doors above Main. viz
Insertn. artificial Teeih gold plate. .acl, s. 90
do do do on pivot lock lro.n 2ir3 90
flu9g'nS eeth 5lIh gold ION, iron. tic : &C
dn do do lin do each rs
Filing each "a
cleansing. from COT 90
Extracting, each IN
Satisfactory reference given b. those f,r hnn have
operated.
June lJ-6fn
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T EATHER.-5,000 lbs Sole Leather eseood," Just le
IL and for sale low by
August 24-6t Bryant * TINSLEY
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Printing Paper.

e nnO LBS WESTERN BACON d,ilv expected
U,OOO by LACY * GARLAND.
August Its
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Callao-Ship Xglon.
Guano a cargo, straw hats 10 scroons, gold dust
bx specie 5000 dollars, S X George.
Lir9pool-Br. ship Lady Constable.
Salt q $50 sacks fine 2655 do common, coal 80 tons,
III Mankin.
Lirerpool-Br brig Ualfron.
Salt 26l tons common, Schaer X kustcr; coal
TOMS master.
Leghorn-D Dan. sch. Alrin.
Marble 90 tons, oil 400 bxs, order.
Bordeaux ria Ne,c York-Fr. brig d. 44ssds.
Brandy 90 hf and 80 Or pipes, wine 40 cases, oil
100 bskts mdzc 90 cases, l. Thomson s Co; brandy
10 Inf 80 or and 80 brls, wine Is csks 40 hf do and
300 cases, mdze do, order.
Bremen-Brm ship Gustav.
Linen $50 ps, mdze Ill pkgs, w Dammann; 5
do, Brauns s Focke; brown rolls SOB ps, bnrlaps I
bales mdze bxs ii & F Won Kapf .13 do, f KONG
& Co; | bale, w Lanpng; potatoes ID hmprs,
Katz; mdzc 10 IL bxs csks 9 bales 10 bskts,
Rippelmcyer & Graucl 800 bxs - bales, Schacr &
Kustcr; 3 pkgs, C Vockc 81 do csk bale, Oerichs
& Lurman; is pkgs, f Uhrlaub; books bx, Seeger;
| do, Deccke s. Gcrdes; mdze 30 pkgs, Hack &
Klaunberg; bxs, c Meineke; do, Huppmann,
, bxs, w s. II Spilker pkgs, G PoPplen; .
cases, Lcntz s. Flack: do, Delius s. Haven; 20
do. ] Boury s Sons; II bales, Consul Brauns; | bx
and l23 csks, A Schumacher & Co; 10 hmprs, 5
Oldfeld; bxs, Weber & Co; pkg, w & IL
Spilcker; II do order.
Jamaica-Sch. Scoiia.
Pimcnto ll79 bags, mahogany 300 ps, logwood II J
tons, Spence & Reid; pimento Ill bags, coffee 4
brs hides 81, old copper lot, & IL Tucker;
coffee 81 brls, Birckhead & Pearce; Ia do old iron
lot NJ Bathurst Son; pimcnto IL bags, fusc tons,
straw hats | seroon, order; pepper brls, oranges
%, 900, II Hubbard.
Antigua--Br. brig Jabes.
Ballast, Yates; old copper, brass and lead 1850
lbs, w Smith.
Porto Rico-Brig Frances jane
Sugar lS6 hhds 80 brls, oranges quantity, Kirk
land, Chase & Co.
Ponce, Up. R)-Brig Good Hope.
Sugar 1903 hhds II brls, oranges lot, johnson s.
Travers.
Harana-Brig Elisabeth Ann.
Sugar 225 bxs, F w Bruno & Sons; 200 do, Oliver
& Cords; cigars IL cases, l. Thomson & Co; $50
ar bxs, Elder, Gelston Co; 30 do, w Stirling; PSI
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shall get off ballast if the weather is good There's
no help to be got at any price. The store ship that
sailed from here days ago took three of my men
at & 100 per month; there is nothing that anchors
here but what loses their have had hard
time in landing the cargo; go in the boat every
load. If can get it on shore shall save the freight
As for the ship she will lay here for long time, for
there's not the least chance of getting a The
coasters giving s 100 per month. All the ships
at San Francisco have stripped and laid up. The
Flora, Of New London, is San Francisco; all left
You probably have heard of the situation of things
here A sailor will be up at the mines for two
months, work his account, and come down
with from two to three thousand dollars and those
that go in parties do much better. have been offer
$50 per day TO go, by one Of the first men here,
and work one year. Ii is impossible for me TO give
you any idea Of the gold that is got here.
Yours, respectfully,
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN,
Captain Of The ship Lsdak Pulton.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

lr5-For details of preceding date, sec next page
At Boston: Coffee unchanged in price and but little
doing-Four continued in fair demand at steady
nricSs-Corn in large supply ahoat and less firm in
pricc.-Bucnos Ayrcs Hides had sold at 10 cts
Pork still scarce and high.
At Ne,o York: Receipts of Western Flour had
largely increased, aud much Of it going into store;
the parcels sold were at previous rates, far
business was doing in Southern without change IN
price-Thc market for Wheat, without reduction in
prices continued depressed The receipts OF Corn
exceeded the demand and prices were cent or two
sales of Bucnos Ayrcs Hides at -
cts-priccs looking down.-Priccs of Lead had adj
yanccd the sales reported ION next rage1 says the
Shipping List, "shoud have been 4.l2aaS 10, cash,
and since then 5000 pigs have changed hands at
1926. cash" Pork had varied but little. Lard was
scarce and market inactive, but firm.No change IN
Whskey.-Sugars in more demand, but prices not
improved.
At Philadelphia: Very little alteration in the mar
ket Rio Coffee had sold at ia65 cts Flour, i 1928,
but dull. Corn Meal S2S1s. Wheat and Corn Do,h
steady, and Provisions unchanged w hiskey 23aa
81 cts hhds and brls.
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at l3a5 cts per b. according to quality the former
not prime.
Cheese Continues in fair demand, Western at Ia
H. (not much good under ! } and Eastern Sdlo cts
per ID. Stock only moderate.
RICE.-The market is without change, and inc
sales making have been at 3 .5Oa 1922 per loo Ids
SALT.-We are advised of sales oil two carSoes
from Liverpool, taken before they arrived, on terms
we did not learn but supposed within the range oil
our quotations. Two cargocs, about IOOO bushels
Turks Island have sold at % cts per bushel, mos
SEEDS Glover and Timothy continue dull, and
there is not much Flax in market.
SPIRITS.-N. E. Rum is worth 30 cts, at which
sales have been made. Whiskcy has improved, and
at close firm at % cts. in brls., and looking up.
SUGARS. We hear of no transactions except by
auction the market still continuing devoid of ANNA
ton By auction Tuesday, there were sold l39
hhds Porto Rico at 4.l5d s 5O5; 80 brlS. do, 435d
S4 40: and 90 hhds Cuba 3.7ja 3 50 per 100 lbs,
mos Arrived from foreign ports 259 hhds. 80 brlS
and 1875 bXs.
TOBACCO.-Thc market has been quite dull this
week no transactions of magnitude i'll any descrlp-
ton having taken place, as far as we could learn
OF Maryland the quality is too common, for present
demand; and besides, holders very firm in their
prices, which are above the views of purchasers
particularly they are not anxious to buy. Good
common and fine Ohio is wanted, but here again prI-
ccs are too high and purchasers are holding OIL al
though in want of good article, under the impress
sion that factors will down in their rates before
the winter has passed, the season for shipping is
now over. The inspections for the week have in
creased it will be SEEM the receipts of Ohio having
come in pretty freely, and the whole comprise as fol-
low: OF Maryland, 400 hhds.; Ohio, SIT, and Ken
lucky 4-total 95l hhds. Exported within the same
time to foreign ports % hhdS.-making the total
Exports of Maryland and Ohio eaito European ports
since Jan. LIST to Both ult., follow:
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DEATH OF ROBERT GILMOR.

The papers of yesterday announced the death of
ROBERT G1LMoR, Esq, Con the day preceding) an
aged and formerly distinguished merchant of this
city of the house Of Robert Gilor g. Son MIR. Gil
NOR died of protracted asthmatic affection We
not advised of his age, but referring to copy
of the first Baltimore Directory (evcr published) for
the year 1885, we find the firm of ''Robcrt Gilmor
s. Co., Merchants, dwelling 80 Water street.-the
same dwelling, presume, in which MIR. G. died
the name of the street having since been changed to
Lombard.
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rypopTs TO GREAT BRITAIN, sc.

To London-By British ship ACADIA, DuNN'
which cleared on Saturday last-Beef 1856 tres,
Pork 60 brls and 1926 lbs, Bacon 27s,7S7 do,
Lard 81 ,O46 do, Cheese ISL bxs., Calasaya Bark
80 ,720 lbs, Ratania Root 90 seroons.
To Lirerpool-By ship LEILA, BENSON cleared
on Monday by A. BRowN s. SoNs-Flour eooo brls
To Cork and a Market-By British bark lNviNcI-
BILE, PERCY, cleard on Monday by BIRcKHEAD
PEARcE-Flour 1000 brs., and Indian Corn II ,324s
bushels.
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TRANSFORMATION on the Baltimore and Ohio Raul
road-From the LIST of December to 3lst March IN
elusive an advance of from about % TO 40 per cent
takes place the rates of Freight between Baltimore
and Cumberland: The rates they are fixed IN the
Tariff will be found in table on the title page OF
this papcr-the specific rates for Flour at all inter
mediate points are also therein embraced
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Steamboat and Car regulations Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &c.
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Singular Effects Of Attracton.-Thc Edinburgh
Journal of Sciences has very interesting paper, by
DR.. Hancock, on the motions that result from merely
mixing few drops of alcohol with small phia of
Laurel Oil. To exhibit this singular phenomenon,
which seems TO bear analogy with the motions
the planetary orbs the drops OF alcohol should be in
troduced at different intervals of time. A revolving
or circular motion instantly commences in the oil,
CARRYING the alcoholic elobues through series of
mutual attractions and repulsons which will last for
many days. The round bodies, which seem to move
with perfect freedom through the fluid turn in a
passing each other rapidly without touching. In the
course of his experiments, DIR. Hancock observed
particles Of the fluid TO separate i'll large globuar
portions; these commenced similar revolution, and
the smaller quilted their course and revolvcd
about the larger while the latter still pursued their
gyrations after the Of primary planets and
their sccondares.
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Letter sheet Prices Current.

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 Hol-
day streets, (trp Stairs,) to-day by o'clock, at 81
cts. single, or 5 cts. each, for or more copies.
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Hogs.-The Cumberland Civilian of Saturday last,
savso"During the past week, about twelve thou
sand Hogs have been carried from this place by the
Railroad to the Baltimore market. There are now
some four thousand more ready for transportation
The presence of so many Hogs creates demand Tor
corn at Cumberland that makes this as good market
for the sale of that article any in this region OF
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Sch Col. DeRussy, Mcfarland, of and from Bal
timorc, for New Orleans, with a full cargo of mo-
lasses, hides, sc. put into Key West 10Th ult, in
distress. She had experienced heavy weather, was
much strained and leaking; time had four feet
water in the hold, and preparations were made to
abandon her. Was discharging on the llth, and
would be hove out for repairs.
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Stock on hand, SUN ut, ZJ,oSJ hHdS'
WOOL-Thc market is quiet, and lew purcha-
sers at present coming forward.
FREIGHTS.-There are fewer shipments making
to Europe and in proportion vessels are in less
demand We are advised of only British brig ia
ken for port in Ireland at Cd for GRAIN and IS tor
Flour. NoshipmcntS of Tobacco. West India rates
are less firm 10 to so for dry brls have been ac-
ccptcd. Coastwsc about as follow:
To Boston Coal, s.; Flour 20 cts; Corn,6a7 cts
Ports in Maine, Flour 27a30 cts. .do.7aS 6
New York, Coal s 80. ........ do. 5a55 "
Providence, Flour 20a25 cts......... do.6al
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS Bal
timorc and Ohio Railroad is the only communication
now open to the West and the rate OF Freight from
Cumberland on the National Road 10 Wheeling is
IS = and TO Pittsburgh via steamboat from Browns
vile, rs cts. per 100 lbs.
ESs- Bettccen Baltimore and Cumberland, the rates
at large will be found on the first page of this paper
BEEF CATTLE-Therc were 1900 head offered
at the drove yards last Monday, 1910 of which were
taken by packers and butchers 23O driven Eastward
", and 80 left on drovcrs' hands Improved prices
were obtained: the range being 2.25a $50, gross,
equivalent to 4 50a Sc 10 per 100 lbs, net The
price of Live Hogs is also well sustained notwIth-
standing the large supplies coming in or soon expect
ed: The range has been 5l25 to S5.31 I, according
to quality, the latter paid by salters
MONEY MATTERS, EXCHANGE, &c.-Thcre
is more good paper offering than the Banks are pre-
pared to discount, but the demand for Money is not
pressing although | per cent. per month has been
maid during the wcck-SoclIs Of all kinds are dull,
Capitalists very backward in making investments,
narticuIarv TO any considerable extent. We hear
ofno transactions in Soldiers Land Warrants, but
they are worth about s los. The rates of Exchange,
with limited sales of Foreign, we quote as follow;
Bills on London 9sterl'g 6Odays,73a S&perct prem
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL. HAVRE, Nov S.
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Gold Hunting in CaIjfornia.-The mania for gold
hunting, which seems to have taken complete pos
according to our latest advces. The following let
ter, politely furnished the New York Tribune by
Mcssrs. Grinnel, Mnturn & Co; gives some idea OF
the difficulty in which all vessels on the coas. arc
placed, on account of the deserton OF their men &c
seek quicker fortunes the banks OF the kio dc las
Plumas: e.. :. ,o.s
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lIessrs GrinneH, MnttTn g. CO. r
nv situation, which is bad enough. All hands nave
left me but two they will stay ill the eargois land
ed and ballast in, then they will 60 Both mates
will leave in a few days. and then VIII nave on'y
have got all landed but 900 barrels on Monday
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gs AETE WI q Es T.:

SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER >, 1915.
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DISASTERS. SC.

Nov. 81. Bark John Potter, Phillips, :.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-23
REMOVAL.
TuE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE

las heen removed from Main street LEI Water street,
into the ne, door 10 the office of the National
Road STAGE company next door 10 Clark's Coffee
House where he is receiving all kinds OF Ready Made
Clothing the season. made expressly sor this market,
from his wholesale Establishment IN Baltimore, NO 90,
Pratt street. which he offers for sale al wholesale CT re-
tail az low he bought in Baltimore or fhadel-
pha, being but tre difference in the transportation
His stock of all kinds OF clio hing usually kept
in clothing store vizFine English and French dress,
frock and sack Goats, do Cashmere Tweed, Cerotton
Linn and cotton coats, some as low as ,OO PLAIN ana
fancy summer cashmere pants do. Tweed, Linen ana
cotton, very good at s5 cents plain and fancy
satin mersaes and great variety of OTHER styles OF
Vests. good g.. cents genea assortment
of Shirts hdSfs gloves. suspenders, etc. Also a few
very fine genamen's travelling hays, caps and un.rel
las Remember The Baltimore Clothing store, on Water
street. where YOU buy the Lest goods for the least
money fAnrl51 NJ. STEIN.
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COUGHS,
PH'rHlSlC,
INFLU ENZA,
BRONCHITIS,
puTuISIS p(lLMONALIS.

n ND all other Bronchial or Catarrhal affections are
IA EFrecTuALLY, and frequently PERMANENTLY reiIe
we'd and cured by DR.. TRUNALS lNFALLlBLE
COUGH REMEDY. II has never failed Ia give ample
satisfaction One or two doses viii satisfy yo hat It's
virtues are exaggerated Read The following from
the wife of the Junior editor of the pittsburgh Temper
ance Banner, and daughter of Judge Gordon, OF Mon
ong ahea city, Pa.
DIR Truxal-buring the spring of "a | contracted a
cold which was attended with perpleX ing corsb,
aud shooting pains through my lungs. u was almost
i'm possible lie down rest at night ior acute pam
and shortness of BREATH and aeruss bottle OF cee
hraied Imperial Cough syrup without heheht, TOOK
rwo DOSES of your Infabis Remedy and was perfectly
relieved, and have not been troubled with u SINCE;
MARTHA J. G. ALTER
Pittsburgh, Dec 90, 1871 , ;,
For sale Ivy Dr CRuMBACKER'M cssrs + LID
L. TAYLOR, and MElLOR. % cts per bottle
mr. Is
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GIntDfmn,
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
THE GREAT WESTERN CI,OTuINc
&'s'hgSE

l" " HKAHAMon Monroe ST. next d.or 10 syvee,ev,
d beIi Glass store. in flic room lately occunisJ
by Hamilton, Sands 4 Co
III ~ now receiving an entire new stock of cooSs
onsls'ns IN part OF black. hue green brown oiive
nn,cIfy, Invslhle Green. and Dahlia oadc,oths
eIN zoe SKIN and plain black Csssiueres ali gradso.
iencu 6lgiish aud American fancy cassinerns srss,
EdIety; BACK and fancy satins silks Nsrs,iG.. CO
hetes, SIR aud Linen, and every other Kind of S,sb1
aIe goods ier Vests; Tweeis Casbperetfs Snns,,.
eto'h wrap etc. Croton cloth and vsrious or, -
eHtu'e tor summer coats; French linena in.,
nrlls cotton Drills. cassuetts tnsns rsIicn.s a ~
Tailoring Establishments "ersnaht
READY MADE CLOTHING.
hF stoeN OF Ready Made Clothing Will no decidodI
pueeran'e 10 any in the city, from the fact tina, ha
an fresh having made them mn during The is, Icy ,i
uhs can safely say there ls nor as cool a s,nni
y. corning IN The city, and determined To sel H.
AZ uch rss prices than Clothing ha, ever haen ,oid h
uet"e' ne STOCK VIII consist of cloth Frork ana re-
coats, an sizes, coors ami prices; Simmer co.,. ~
SORTS sizes and kinds; Panaioors csssine,f eI'
summer eo,h cotton, linen. tweed, aud an other so,,s
Nesis OF an sorts and kinds; Stocks Bosons coIi.rs
''dW'rs tndershirfs, eravats hdk,fs Glove,
suslehders, Hose and half hose and every ,,,i.a
ally kept IN Clothing Store '' "''o'e usu'
My stock ia large and fashionable and rx,,, :.
view YORK and Philaieirla tor the ready n,oncr ~
ready Heney are my terms of Sc Iinp thsr,. 80
nave located myself permanently in Business 7 ov
sthIhed TO give my whole attention TO bevir, mo &c
.n'"E "tH maze and viii sell them mbch less tba,
any o'her establishment in the city. ''"'
10 my Old friends and the public in general ,,o,,
will suit YOU. ~ ''' anu my prices
TO Sweenys Il Bells Glass store G. w Cp,u MOT
Wheeling, Anril II ""N"h"