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FALL IMPORTATION

CHM, EARTiIENwARE. AND FANCY ARTICLES.
so Us. BIER oSsIs to Country Merchants and
%. Crary tancy Irtcs Of RI. o,rs d.ss. s,,~si 1
me- si.. :! England i9S s;.; %
Dnnsr ss,'Sni. Decorated, band, aud White wrench
Do do White, Print, Flowing Blue Pur.
Services % . OF ST. r.s% and .ns 's s.
in price from 81 to Scoper set
T. s:y Tos i ss sS vs..
S Conn. Esrh,n.aIs, suitable country
Plated r:ss F's mi a D:
60 ks 5':' an. ssi' ss'i :, G,; dozen.
pnn. w.s%c.:sr. S the mS do eommS SS to til. hes.
manu- Manufactured s Spoons and Ladies', aud Safety
Looking Glasses r en- Frames. French
do1 Td. Frames, in rea, variety and
Glass w'r'E s,Isi r s and Cut Trp1' Wines Pitch
aS , Gss M.,s, SSS,s,' s.,
and MOla,ses Cans, Sal, Ceierir., cast,r Bodies
r l%psysi I ss;: r hm Sos 3;
The sole , P,oprs,oI r.S Han store FACTORY,
Chandeliers e ?s furnished on reason
Walters and Tea rr., Lanterns. Table Mats, Covers.
The .u on reasonable terms.
contemplating Iou.r keeping convince them Dat Il. % -
quick i! hi. ns;'o
.eI JAS. n. D. EVANS.
IioN or tSrARTNfFsIIlr Psrner.hip
u
Ss S' by IN Al er;os. having VAN
respective account. as early p"sss
Sep, l. lscs. LUTHER LIBBY
1skN s on n. own accent at the old stand Of
Thankful for psst vor solicit the continuation Of our old
and the public in general petng myself
.ea LUTHER LIBBY
wo.rh- AnoM.IW stHhDAM stnNsPP.-A su-
PeTlauys Tonic Durciie, AntiD,sprpte and Invgorai
,I, =, shi Ih.i neNsIase manuiAetnred by the
pure from "s syS,y naISS p5orsr,y md q
fS'' Another supply fS ssi 51fiass aud
sci Bank Square.
lkR DkNisoNs BLOOD SYRUP Of Iodine HydOdae ro,as-
~ "a Citrate Of irSn aud Spanish s"nsGsr, for Regulating
the sr"siv Sa, M 40. ona l upon
state ofthe blood kppo,sd by The Medical aeu
'y. for sale by R. K:DUvAL mo.
sea Druggists.
,nr,, V.-0ns hlndrrd pselsse- the hes,
:. s 70 ,S and cry box
rates DkNNLIT pEtEs DLsEsi.t,,
\ ADIfs AND GENTLEMEN will end the "Lades Saloon
select be found establishment, in this
Of any Celebrity al the North and with such only
our WE aS hhn s to S and az even M & Wy
extensively Than ssIs,cio be
appreciate our efforts shall spare no pains in keeping
s"c Of F00'' N'' 81 WliITE8 PAGE IS Main street,
Sr,.,,L sHrEt,- NoInEL =, Z, klNG,. Viz;
tXpRtSs, PER STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND jGMEsTowN.
having bought the entire interest Dodges
Virginia North Carolina Express, and
with and virginia Steamship Company the
their between New York and Richmond,
in informing the merchants and public generally OF
Richmond they prepared 10 with and
under charge description Of Freight
valuable Packages Jeweiry Specie Bank Notes Exchanges &e
The all ORDERS small with and
ndey very Our long In the
buAiness North and East ample ability aud
to make this Express the popular Of Virginia aud
hope, will be sufficient the
Of this city enhance their interest by giving
Ssi part general their regard to
expedition goods aud the Of their charges
W. y. PARIsEN,
}. II. KING,
Projectors, New York.
wM MAULE Agent Pearl door from MAN, under
Toer A Cooks O1lce.
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NHE UNDERSIGNED viii continue the ship Chsndiery and
II Grocery bu-iness his
nAsklNs a LIBBY, Rockets ~
Thankful he
customers and the public in general pgng give
general ga abstraction. 90
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ENNII. AND WINTER DRF-s GOODS-we invite the at.
tsn'i,n 81 purchasers the following Goods
french M.rnOes, ali cclors
English do
P,ii and Striped Mousins aud Cashneres
Rich Figured do
Plain and Small Tig'd De LANES for children
Plain Black and Black Fgd siIks
Plaid and Rich FigG CORD silks
Ladies Cloths f,r Clocks, all colors
Muslin and Csrlbrr ChemiErttes nj Sleeves
Cambria. Lace AMI Muslin Collars
Cloth Clnaks, Long aud stuate Wool ghawis
Arg~ II Pointed Nsvsts. CATIONS Bmps and Brsdr
All 81 which we will sell At the lowest prices.
oci2 WARREN PHnKtNa
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The subscribers having bough, the entire niers,t Dods
North Carolina Express the business will hereafter be
conducted Messs PAES KISo at No Vesy street
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These vessels are al Of the nrst class built the
expressly for this trade and
rasngers They are commanded by experienced Captains,
qualified for the trade and who will
moiate be- by
may be relied ON to sail promptly, rs advertised
Merchants North, ordering
end to their interest to ship by this Ane
he taken other
will he made by tie Agents in Richmond and New York
isflction.
We respectfully ask and hope succeed obtaining
Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this
Of commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston Savannah
other Southern Northern
The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets York
Berth No. l. Coffee House slip, foot Of wall street.
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
O. H. PIERsoN, New York, SAgents.
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and t for each nrs class and 81 81 and " for %
class do
ror through tickets Washington Baltimore Philadelphia,
other Information, apply at III, ticket Office.
Besides With
Main Northern Route through tickets direct be obtained
the Depot OF the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company Wash
inyton. for Wheeling. via the Relay House. at ~ 81
r. & The night will put down
the following sationCottage Taylorsvle
Junction Chesterfield Milford Guinsy frederieksburs and
Brookes
~ b. By order of the Postmaster General train viii be
run between Richmond and Washington on Sunday nights
Is deemed in addition state for the Information OF
that daily lines between wash
in.ton and Baltimore, by which the traveller, Who
through business has delayed in Washington has
convenient
his journey to any point north OF that place.
= Acrntn f Tn nsr-r
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rAHHIAGEs! COMMUNICATIVE z-y
fS s'a;@ i''s' T Re &c Ss sn%
MADE ShRRs s"s and if,,G. @ y G' Sa2a @
not eqaalsd by establishment III. city Ills
srsn ,ss, G Tse One horse l na,ouehs.
five seat Rcoss~,y sGe ' .es, ' Tor Tarse.
Pour seat Rockavays Buggies without Tops variety Of
Two liorse B'roushs, -
men Being largely engaged in the manufacturing u Carriages
to ~. my wo,s low a, che quality Carriages
EepaT.s done - NE best manner 'nd With Dispatch AntInd'
IlLEACnED AND BROWN sHIRTINGs AND sHEETINGs,-
- we "lsr ge so e39p, stock O. lhs above goods At
the low Prieeof GH cts per yard. cox a MOsrAGup
,gW me N"ititthtHNL sOtnTY or yin.INIi-
"gi ts.' ritt ~ Ri11sond 81 tl hc
Marble Agate Porcelain aud hou,c q al Kinds Al art
eve, {2"sa IN vi, Cement vii, become had ,nd a IN ,,n
mos, delicate subject This invaluable compound should be n ihe
Ie,'s action and .sId. Ti
ur.d solely q or e',abmcnt or @ State and persons may
r. e. DUvAL 4 BRO, Druggists,
ss2t Conner above the Banss, Richmond.
yTxrRA SCREWS AND BoxEs FoR vIcEs.-A.sors sizes,
- '0' Sign Of the c,cuisr saw WIN i Main street,
(,AHrErNosi cARPErISGsl- CHRISTIAN = LATHRoP
u would ca especial attention their stock Of capeng'
Rsi Patent Tapestry, Velvet csn,si. ,,-,
rPFI'h and american Tire; p, and Thread Carpets
Sup. Dutch Carpets In variety
Cotton and Hemp Carpets from 25c 70 tAc the ID
Rich Rugs sOhs Carpets and Table Covers
Rope, Manilia, and Biush Mats
floor Oh Cloth, -, G4 and 50 vide
Crumb Cloths, tOf, t24 and IC-a long
Also, Brass stair Rods u oval hollow and octagon shapes
lengths ffcm - inches 10 - inches.
The above Goods mostly u direct importation, and
/ % n . v Al similar goods n any
CHHfaTIAN IATUROp 20 Main g..
'lANSES OIL Moasses, superior quality Baet
Teas, small papers, Rio Conee for sale ~ - . -
ocIs DAVENPORT AILEN a co.
ROUND ALUM sALT-Gne salt Msr.hs brand, for salsy
~ ooi5 DAVENPORT, ALLAN 4 90.
~ Of ane tone. for sale By BULKLsY CO.,
oot ISL Main street,
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ppt-Stt.E ~ NOBIULi,-BI THE 'OU-.< s>,--Ii
II PORTABLE STEI XBOI T "'HRTfSl-SrIaS NSe-y
PEh," carr JouS DIyiS-The CURTIS PECK S7>>A.N->
undergone thorough oyrrhAuinF and fitted With
lie boats Paps Sc in accordance with the late act Congress
will saturday 10th the regular
between this ani Norfolk leaving III. wharf Rockets
O'Clock every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings.
Thereafter, At TIE hour.
Returning leave Norfolk each alternate morning, at the
hour touching all the regular landings the
returning. Freight tai Ken a usual.
Passage Portsmouth Norfolk .........t2
Meas. cents each
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disposed Of entire interest in the Express
~ business heretofore "Dcgs Virginia aud Norm
Carolina take pleasure recommending 10 the eommu
nifty large the enteprsng gentlemen composing the hrn
Me,srs Kso, who have assumed that business s IN
pres Forsard-rs. LEVI DODGE.
v... "a 1853 mhI
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uUOOhkIt, o.isOhN ~ 90, Carriage Man zR1;Sf "
uacturers and Dealers, No 4lS Main street, u
oIer selected and fashionable variety Of tne Car
r and Bugges of every description, % Ogr-SH--
Q which will sell favorable
following which design
during the aud pcctuly invite fritnds
q enc public give a call:
French Coaches Standing Top Barouehes
Dickey seat Rockaways Slide seat Top BuEFics
Six Seat Chariottees Pour do Wagons
ROckaways Top and no Top bog 10
Five seat RockaWays -" a." 4" Boot do
your seat jenny Lind do Top and no Top Bdggies
q 1.-Two seat RockaEays sulkes
FALLING Top BarOuchcs Csrryaus
Also several hand and every description
Harness. mhlS
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n
wM L. MAULE Agent street, door MAN, une
Toer a Cooks Office.
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UAShINS q
n INTERESTING TO FtitNItIi--we believe Gill
n esnr Virginia, they
YUi;urr Richmond North
Market the above have lately sold
who priced
the North for the 81 buying but finding they could
chase better Richmond they bought
Therefore, call the Farmers and Planters
their produce and take home Manufactures
A HARDWOOD,
sells Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond Va
L.ADDLEkI, ScThc subscriber respectfully
b-o~ webb, Co.. where be found
Sailery E;ahGh
his manufacture lie hattr himself that having had
Eve in his business that his
be relied In addition BUSINESS have added the
all kinds Collars which
y low q al b. purchased the North.
Country greatly their aud
themselves all which will cell cash.
credit punctual
m JOSEPH II. COIQUITT
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ALUirh- AROMATIC stHIfDAM stHNapPs-A su-
w Perlatys Tonic Diurtc Anti
ing cordai-This Medicinal beverage by the
proprietor at schiedsm, in Holland and
pure from injurious aud Ingredient
possible quality Another supply Of the above
Tor sale by X. Il. DUHAL A BROTHER,
sci
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1,,LLoroloN. on mE,lrm n,l,. l., q, 80 700.

M sDtCAt TIM HOUh- " WE-t, uudrr COO ~
W. change Hotel The Poet Office, onsfs
favorable heretofore Medical Books Of The best ed
Watsona and wood's Practice ~ Physic
Wood q Hache's United States nispeusstnrT
Kirty's, and Fagers snd CsrIentefs Physiology
Tuvne's Chemistry
pfuitts', MIlsrs' sud Glrs1n's surgery
Aer, Churchin, Dcvscs' and Harnstotisn's Midwifery
DunFisons, eartncr, uvbyn's and CoTsf's Medical Die
tionariss
Phsfpry and Qualn's. and wilson's Anatomy
nudd On the Liver. West n Children
Enith Horner's Anatomical Auas
shove ouy small ~ The Works hand mis-
a.oa nrff
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X ENr, PAINE n krNT LVPORTkAS AYD WHOLt.
N SALE DEIJERST ~ DRy ANS luh STREET Ess,.sas.f

IN SALE DEALERSTN DRr GOOS. lrh Sf,esf, E.st.s0HE
By the and packet ships from London Liver
pool Glasgow HayTr, receiving imppratUus Of
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
Yor Fa trades an Of which Purchased loo tie principal Bd
markets during the
nior partner, e,g g rsi anu At prices at which thy
duplicated embraces
Fancy Staple Goods British, FRENCH
facure selected with particular reference - the trade Of Wiz
gina, North Carolina ana Tennessee.
We we all IA a 0f
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DENsoNs BLOOD SYRUP Of Iodine HydriodAie Potas
~ Citrate of Iron aud anh sAapara regulating
the stomach and Bowels and cleansing the BOdundtd
aniTpcrfct state othe blood Approved Y the Medical
~. For sale by R.R.DUyAL& BRO.
sea
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; On sITT0, \ TuTI ls0UTIWEUT ~
DOMESTIC GOODS,

DOMESIlJ bOblI~,
'rng the extensive and splendid stock Of
Dry Goods evef exhibited Ia virginia.
We have also compete stock p
WEADH MADE CLOTHING.
" len Il much Larger usual, and b. entirely NJ EiDNu1
insfiofs gotten u best both regards style
and workmanship.
respectfully solicit call from merchants visiting this
have only that ruuds r 70 si fs @ as The
auR5 KTN1. PAtNF KFVT.
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tUIIIt.E TENT EUOh---WlIs0ns, Qlaius, shaTpeys,
V j and Homer's Anatomy.
Kirk and paget, Dungi.on and Chrpeni0rs Physiology
Gib.ru'. P.ncost and Miler's Surgery
TOWnes' SillnAn's aud StockhArt's Chemistry.
Prrsira's and Dunglisou'. Mssra Medca.
Mris. Ic', 1uekers Nelpeau, Horrau's, Randophs
Dtwe's Midwifery.
watspn'.. gson's. Woods and Pe Practice
bewes Meg's. Condy, Eerle aud West on Children
Wood and Bache's DiSp-ns story.
pungisou's, Cooprrs, Hooper, sud Paner's Dictionary.
Mi's, QIsin's and Homet's Plltvs.
All Medical value De had NJ i2 Main
printed 81 the Medical
in Richmond is ready for distribution.
! W
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- Nv fSfAHIt~liWEsraN tffHI.HY t,...s,jss g.,
~ TIE sHtscrher thankful ~ Die many friends aud the fbc
Tor The .rl 'uiirt h har them homes That
they viii rontuue1n his Nr Et'ims.f directly opposite the
Oh Sand N Hfskns fhy urr, mHy a. found almost every
acie in The s ChHuirry aud Groc line Intends L.
teeu constantly haud lare RIP d oil r-s Blocks
u ditt 10, and general assortment1 ~ GroccEies.
scc-u . HAsWTNa
Nh HmDs. Pfimr Cala Mois--rs ea'iy crop for sale
lOo1 lse2lI BACON BAsKtRNlLL.
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FALL NEGOTIATION ~ CARpErINGs.

Wv ''"h WV fIA'hlhgT e%t--fl-
- > - t"rps.is tuld siIyer. sfUnss, Metals kgr
~ 'allabe if Dee uf kind, w not be- ss'-sN
80 90 had Of s'ru .s CYmrtuy's rhps viz the JissfH
=" thc Hff. except N Tfrit agreement with The agents
Purses on he ship nor s hr C1mpfny ~ responsible ar such
afrtt unrs W NJ iiluFa granted therefor and The
ue therein slated, LUDLAM WATSON.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA

NEw NoRE, Nov. 4--The Africa has ar.
iivr'i. b'inging dates from Liverpool to the
e9d ult.
Trade at Manchester bas inpboEed since
abe sailing pl Ale last steamer. Flour dali
qualities GAs considerably sdvapeed. Wss-
tern Casd a6s. 3d.. Ohio .35s. Corn has
sdyakssd Is. GI per quarter. White SIS,
yellow SIS. Lard is - moderate request.
Easssa atssiss-aEe= unchanged. Omar
PaehR's summons 70 Russia to eyacuate
The Prinepai9es is pablistef .Sahd Is fem.
perate ahdgnsshiS, tforsehakoae fepls.. is
Short and bnOrish. Hostilities were expect.
ed TO eO9Rence % 25;h. Both armies con.
tinue 10 nAake active preparations. Abdel
KaesE iAatkrah tise. eoh1iIIashd Of de Fark.
ila HFpFs,bUi awaits PsEplssiaRs FROM 1.-The
French Goyernment. ,.I.,r,. a ..., On.
The Ygsks srs voluntarily pouring i'm.
Fsense tieasnres into The bands Of his Gov,
enNSH'' Gg ssgs bns ,lslnDCs IEsa b1'g
The combined fleets are ordered to the
DardanelleS, but .aFss 1lfi ,lQentsr the Black
sea, except upon q hAsblel advance OF The
The EmpeTaF has graRtedsa frmaa to an
t"S'Sh CoiHpah1 10 conStIUeb snip Canal
from Bassoaa to ths BLACK sea. thus avoid
ipg the aiauh Of ths lanube.ors grlg 7asu
Ane'her e@tAqqak .aHAs felt lia Greece
on Saturday morning. 'rs-ga
The mai ~ LysPnels brings pQ'hipg ad-
dltionai in regard to the Turkish difficulty,
The RusslaH kmAassadaF st, Paris denies
Inat HE Car threatens \ war Of fexiermins-
goR against ihe Tqrks, bgt on the contrary
y Eas reported tha! the ,Gzar would soon
lsspe a psafe mapIfeslo. syaiyu s.a .l grr.'H
LATEST AEwsEzThr latest news by tele-
graph 70 LiyeTpaal from Censtantipople is 70
the 18th. The combined fleet has not en-
lered The l8gasRelles yet. but is momenta-
Fily expected. The festinourharhar which
had gone into inter quarters, has been or
dered 70 prepare for sea. dispatches from
81 PeteFsbpgh state that, pFe para iohs for
war are proceeding rapidly. The Emperor
returned from Berlin % the I3ih., No
ships Were glHs at Qlgssa loading, with
COlHr a....'..H H.....I.. I .st..#rs L .sa..
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RAILROAD Srt kes.

The pressure in the money market has
prevented the sale of railroad bonds and Sc
curit res in the east, and the consequence is
that mary hands have been turned off from
work on railroad lines in the west, This
has ssproduced surplus oflaborers. and the
contractors in several localities have taken
advantage oft to reduce the compensation
pfthe men. Over on the HempAed an at
tempt to reduce the wages from $l,l0 to
's7A cents per day, las produced 3 striks
among the men, which the Washington
. Etsgieg informs US extends all along the
line. An attempt of Capt. Black to reduce
the wages of his men on his section on the
Pittsburgh and SteubenviIle Railroad also
resulted in a strike. The Captain had been
paying sl,e0 per day, AMI attempted te re-
dice 1t to- $I,l0. -H.t. d '.. .....
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10th mo. 9th, 1851 called this
morning and measured the lot of ground
upon which Asahel Ii. Patterson's crop
of wheat grew, this season, and found it
to contain 6 acres and az perches. There
should, / think, be abeU. II perches de-
Quoted for several trees. &c.. on the lot
where no wheat grew--leaying 81 acres
in wheat. aa ezra CATTELL.
hereby certify that I raised on the a.
bove measured lot Of ground 1889 bush
els Of wheat, measured correctly accord
ing to the best Of my knowledge. The
wheat was much strawfallen 50 that /
suppose there were about Q bushels per
acre left on the ground. 1889 on GA acres
makes 22t, to which il we add 2 bushels
would make 24t bushels per acre. The
soil was principally 4 sandy loam, the
most Of il had beenin grass and had been
moved several seasons. FheFe were some
35 or 40 loads Of man1ra hauled on it,
after harvest, after which it was plowed
abont 8 TO 10 inches deep, the most Of il
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No. % Main ST., CENTRE WHEELING,
! * EEP constantly ON hand all assortment oT the
IN latest and most improved stoves, embfac ing
every variety OF Parlor SHOP and Cooking SIovek
Their Western Nirglnian," Il coal stove cannot ps
sur passed by any thing ever introduced into Tho
city They have sold l50 OF them within the Isst
six months, pledging themselves to take them back
ii they did not give satisiucion and have had
one returned.
They also keep constantly on hand the latest style
of Arch Grutes, warranted equal to any made eIse-
where, also cast Iron Sinks, and a variety vi all
articles in the Foundry line, which will be sold low
Tor cash.
0~-Particular attention will be paid to all kinds Of
Job work Wheeling, Va. Sept IA, 1s53-3nl
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PREMIUM GG0OI,&

TNIIE Great Fair held on the Wheeling, Island
L awarded to the subscribers three premiums aI.d
Diploma for the following goods Est
Best Black Brocade Dress Silks
BeSt and richest Embroidered Swiss colors--
Best embroidered Silks and Painted ChalleyH for.
Party Dresses
And for the Greatest Variety and Richest Dress
Silks, we have also-jus received some Of the pre-
MUM caqsimeres and Persian cloth, yarns &C., OF,
Mckee x Ro0erts0ns celebrated manufactured
to all of which gether, with general stock of
rich Dress Goods and staples we invite the publiS
attention. STONE " THOMAS.
Wheeling, va sept q lS33
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hiO ). W
w. D. MOTTE & BROS
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. l7G, MARKET ST, WHEELING, Va.
| NM wish TO call the attention. Of the citizens Of
establishment in the City OF Wheeling Our house
deals in every description of DRY GOOpS, We
will he prepared early in the season with Il splendid
stock, suitable tor ta Il and Winter Trade 1t will
conail every thing new and fashionable IN fancy
Goods, together with all kinds OF S'rAPLE& DO:
NEST! IL ARTICLES, SUCH as are suitable lorfa M
| lily use.
One of the firm will be in the East good doal of
his time so that we will be receiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout the season. We will be
able TO- offer inducements in prices which but few
hoyses have IN therWester Country.
Wosolicit call at our Store when you visit our
City, and if we do not satisfy you that it will be to-
your interest To- deal with us then il will be our
fault, w. d. MOTTE' & BROTHER. -
Wheeling, Sept a., l853-ly
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-rhe Cincinnati Atlas says Two
yoang ladies. from the country enter upon
duty as type settlers, in the office of Longly
d, Brother, Of this city. They ar.e OF the
:strong minded" order, wear the Bloomers,
and denns their objeet TO be eyen;fully to
ESTABLISH, paper advocating woman rights
and tbe amsiloralion ,ofthe present oppres-
sed condition Of laboring women." -, %
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hkalIlgRat fl;sFlY

OUR srock of Fall and Winter heavy Goods, con-.
Osisting of red, white and yellow hannels, bard
do nsey, james, casinets, tweeds, cloths, ect sct,
is quite FULL and bonght in May, before the
rise, with view to this fall1s trade, and will be sold
to customers at old pn { f' 'H
A few pieces OF Tw ed, all wool filling (Vsry
cheap only Is cents'per yard. ...
Wheeling, Sept %. STONE & THOMAS
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PREMlnnIs

Awarded q the an Annual FAR Il The
Hsgrisoh eopnty Agricultpral Society.
beg y Csdie. on lhe ] 3lh and l4th days
of DelobeF. 1858.
b. a vote of the Society. a It's Annual
Aes.lpg, e vas lefs Optipnal wIth persons
entitled to Che Ohio Farmer. or Ohio Cul-
siyator. as prumiums. TO draw cash pre-
mlums in lieu thereof.
There were no farms offered for pre-
miums this year.
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Wheeling, Sept. Il, lS33.-ly
TO COUNTRY HANTS,

HATS AND CAPS AT Wholesale.
w are now receiving our fall and and gsSESa
w winter stock u Iiuis and Caps, which lsssEsA
will be, we feel assured the largest and cheapest
ever brought 10 this city. Country Merchants who
design purchasing eust, particularly invited
prices, are luy US low any house in baltimore.
s b. HARFEK Il Sun,
No. l29, cor. Main and Union sts.
Wheeling, Seutember T. 1883
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Mantillas and Silks.

A FEW doz, beautiful mantillas made of beauh-
IA tu ustred Black: silks siwatered do, aud fancy
coored do, plain and embroidered, trimmed with
lace fridge Also, unusually large stock Of hose
long SHwALS SAME make we have had last years
which every body says the pretest and che spest
in the city. Gull and see them at
Wheeling, Sept %. STONE & THOMAS.
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Nv.We hear from j. Frost again7 IN Vi

GVswe heaE from j.. Frost again in Vir-
.ginls, The Virginia Papers say that along
HE DANES River the tobacco has been sew
vrely bitten by the frost '''2' 'i' q. 81
4Ge Cleveland hetata says that the frost
/, vas Engaged in very aisg business. '' rr
The Charleston lisYcayX says. the frost
extended throughout the cotton regions, and
/! BID severely injured the crop, .'' e.
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Bonnets.

A BEAUTlFUL L"sstock of fancy silk and :Ha,in
"A bonnets-aso, mourning do also, large
stock OF suuw, English straw, gimp, and all the ss
varieties Ofbonne;s very cheap at
Wheeling, Sept. %. STONE & THOMAS.