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ues u I've" Granada, and treated with as much
.on'om .fy for claiming his just rights as if he
hau oeen the lowest of criminals Their case
Ias been laid before Mr.. Marcy, and were it not
for the unavoidable differences from the Wiechel
case, w should unhesitatngly predict prompt
vindication of their rights and our national
honor.
As it is, we know not what to expect. Gen.
PieIce's administration assumed Office with the
most noisy protestations Of regard for the in
terests Of Americans travelling abroad. Mr..
Marcy gave utterance to burst of patriotism
on behalf of ragged Hungarian which shook
the whole civilized world. He proclaimed it
as tie settled resolution of the United States
government to throw its 9gis over any foreigner
who condescended to go through the form of de-
claiming his intention to become an American
citizen. Yet, when the theory is put to the test,
Nj. Marcy formally declines TO act up to his
promise, and deliberately repudiates any OBJ
legation 10 protect foreigners who have not been
fully naturalized.
The discovery would appal US more if were
the fist instance Of Inconsistency and bad faith
displayed by the administration. II General
Fierce had not already violated every pledge
given in his iDaugnral-if Lis government had
not trampled on the sentiment which placed
it in power-if he had not instructed his
orsaR to throw overheard the material
obligations Of The compromise-if he hal
not openly repudiated the platform on
which be was presented to the people-we
should view Mr.. Marcy's treachery as a most
dangerous symptom for the future Coming,
as it does in the train Of long series OF SINH
lar inconsistencies, it can neither surprise nor
alarm the people. AT most it can only be con-
stIued rs another proof Of the faithful id.
herelce Of the Cabinet to the spoil- principle
another evidence Of the consistent inconsis-
men who have violated every pledge, and
repudiated every obligation imposed by their
rank, the petty disgrace of giving practical
refntation to their own theories could present
but few terrors. There is degree of political
profigacy where fresh acts Of dishonesty are
as necessary as daily dram to the drunkard.
Mdle. de Brinvilliers declared that she could
not help poisoning people, the habit had grown
upon her to such an extent. La like manner,
the readers Of Wiechel's case will probably con-
clude that Mr. Marcy has fostered such habit
Of inconsistency aud faithlessness that the
opportunity it Afforded him for gratifying his
propensitics must have been regarded rather
as a boon than painful necessity
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HovrRY TUEAr7E. Bawsry-GAsTLK SPECTRE On
yscr ~ INTERE3r Guy MANSERIrc.
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4MUs1AEiTs raIs EvEsiHG-
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BROADWAY THEATRE grosdvsy--LIrrLE ToppLE
KRIS CATARACT Canoes.
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The News

;-w Yorss, Friday, December 80. 1853.
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Dry GooDs CLERKS RoBBING THEIR EMPLOY
ERs.- From recent proceedings in the police
courts, some very curious Developments have
been brought to light exhibiting what we long
since knew was going forward upon an extern
sive scale in this city-the systematic robbery
Of dry goods merchants and store keepers by
the clerks in their employment. So great has
been The extent of the plumber that many firms
have been ruined by il and made bankrupt,
while they appeared to themselves, and to every
body else to be doing very fine business.
Others, who ought to have been making money,
still found themselves poor, and they could
not account for it. No doubt the late disclo-
sures in connection with Beck's establishment
will open tie eyes of many Of the merchants Of
New York According to the testimony pro-
duced, not only have the employees in that
house been robbing it, but they have been in
league with clerks ia other establishments, who
have bceu laundering their employers; and it
even turus out that an assc citation of these men
has been orgsuized for The purpose OF carrying
ont thcir plans ofpillage upon an extensive
scale.
10 any ono &c oil conycrsant with Che habits
aAd movement Of these clerks il Inlst have
alrcore1 evident TIA. they were engaged IN
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. lPeSi Broadray aud Franklin street, Ne,y York
L this Establishment be very correct RENE
"A sent9tiom0ia LADY IN CHINA, under the lNEi.U
ENCE OF OPlUM head, tongue, and hands motion; tlr
only representation u the Kind in country The largest
and best collection Ancient and Modern in the L. =
The figure oil Soldier iii tile Continental Uniform; blue and
bluil, lead buttons, marked U. 5. three lat
lCeches, Caters, &c, Also, BIu Various
some curious Freaks Oi Nature, Indian
War Shells Minerals Cold Silver, Copper Ores
Rich OH PAINTINGS, line EnGTa wings, with many other
and valuable CuiIUsIties Statue George such col
lection cannot be found Establishment kind in
the United States double Cali, which is universally AL
from the neck down to the middle they I groy and
perfectly formed aud wec b. ought town of Lyme
Jefferson county, Stale OF New York by Mr. John Jennings
Live White Kat from be- ks CO. Penn idUittance RAT
Is Games for ENeIcSc and Amusement, Billiards,
CANNON and DomInocs Billiard Room with splcm
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
REFRESEiM ENTS.-DiInle Supper parties can In,
accommodated at short notice The Ladcr be-
supplied with all the lelicacieS season. Game Oys
tiers, Steakc Mutton Chops Veal CutIcts &C.,
at any hour.
At this Establishment, may be IL celebrated bird
MlNo, that viii repeat almost anything after stranger
No accommodation for political meetings any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor tho abuvr
celebrated Establishment and having made various
lions, is prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public
Transient BoardcS IN style not unsurpassed by the
Hotels Ol the city oil New York. Tie Bar Room, which con
ainS the rarcSt private museum i'll this
collection OF many will sustain the regulations
il under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley i'll the quality
TORY where meals will be served all hours day
and evening Private Courts. martial Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties &C. &C.
The public respectfully invited grant him share OF
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
% Persons wishing for Wine and Spirits may
on having them genuine at this Establishment
n. BPivate families Supplied with Dinners
in superior style for Parties OF number. their
tive homes and wares glass or silver sent out any
of the City FREE OF CHARGE.
Entrance 10 the REFRACTORY in Franklius,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


'tNHE regular time tor tho commencement the Fall
t:Li=r Each Session continues fire monty
The teachcra at present connected with tho Seminary,
Rev. D. W. ToLFoRD. Il. D., Principal.
iss % II & Ho%SshSR A'''a"''
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, assistant Primary Depart
~. i; r De MAssiAs, EFenc1 and DTGtoing.
Prof. 5. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
Miss Orr will not take active duty the con.e, css:or,
IN account Of providentiai detention at hon: his vi
Miss Bliss has been several years comncc:sA VA
n:nary near Philadelphia. She not only gives
l,0 an experienced Teacher of Music and French Pupils
n MUSIC, can receive lessons as they may prefer, either
. The Natural Sciences will be taught by the rcgl!1:
the classes by some experienced Lecturer and En-
would again direct the attention oparcrs, to thl
IN 5e ssmry Any my R4?%ng Che gSe
lie MINORITY fe studies Of pupil are in any pa tcIiaT
lass, that Is the pupils grade.
Hoard and Tuition, with rent, bedding. Fire and
OF five months, $500
Washing for l}oartcrs, per doZ, 90
| t'AY Tuition-Primmry. Junior Gladcper
session, .,ouor.,. 600
Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
per session, 1900
& Senior class, 1000
Ancient Languages Fourth year, 10 90
s T 1e sGTsss s9fg for ne J0G1idg SrGnehss:
Tor lessons, 1900
10 ofinstrumcnt for daily practice, 200
Modem Languages, Painting or drawing, 600
rs 500
I"ca! Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
Wlc: Music Teacher gives lessons the Semna
il sequence of the extra trouble, the charg
| cal IS ~ the Seminary, viz: $lS per session.
Pupils charged from the time of entrance TO the
o!:esson and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school, we
In We only tosay that have here Government and
administered kindly inlecd but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey oul
rangemcnts also such, that pupils under the
cure OF Female Teachers night and day This system gives
cItra care and trouble to Teachers but is
sy'tr We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell our views.
As to the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit attend examinations
Wn will point them to the members higher classc
and sayHic stt ostrG monumentR-hcre pledges
| Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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Cincinnati EHydroputhic Or
Wafer Cure F,sta mont

TINE Institution now open for the reception nj
patients tits located about five miles from the city,
on the Carthage pike, and but the Ham.
ton, Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad, in and at
eng 1teasy OF access to those DESTROYS enjoying
To the lover OF nature few parts of the country can m
nsh more pleasing variety OF scenery than eads itself
Cure There nature and art combine renerng The 10 y tS
| belutiIu! beyond description.
of the a, tat glance The neatness and Elegance of i
nterioI Smbned with the numerous attractions which
this Establishment desirable The Halls exten.
can sge pleasure ree rom atmospheric naenees IL,
Indictment weather The Bed Rooms well ventilated
modous being convenient for the application water in
every form In connection with the institution there lisa
will have opportunity "r restoring muscular
msh the this establishment are clear pure soft
and nbundant flowing from gravely bed, they send
neshb9rhoGd are remarkabls for healthulness purity
not think OF a desirable place. for those seeEin-
health, than this Institution
Dr. PEAsE having had much experience in the treatment
OF disease for many years. begs leave to inform public
that no pains win for the RESTORATION to
years. devoted her attention treatment OF
for so station viii take special ehsre Of f6a
female department Prolaysus Ute, with its train OF
which Frustrating the energies and destroying the use
qlness Of large portion Of the fair SEX win be
supporters of any kind To this subject we would invite
the attention Of ladies, as in all cases shall expect to
Persons visiting the Cure nv the way the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton RAILROAD will stop at the Carthage
station Patients requested to bring two comfos
bes, two blankets, two Sheets six towels and
quantity OF old linen, suitable bandages
TERMsThe terms for Board Medical Services and all
ordinary viii be ten dollars week. payable
extra charge Some deduction will be made to those yh
find it necessary to spend length OF time in the Ins
ton Transient persons viii be charged dollars per
day.
From three five dollars will be charged for the fiji st
examination.
! For further particulars address
ID. a. PEASE, NJ. D.
Proprietor and Physician.
Carthage. Hamilton Co.. Ohio. aug2.
l1OH BOXES halves, quarters eighths new Raisins
1Nc 20 drums Smyra Figs, crop;
6 casks currants;
boxes citron and Lemon peel;
case Fancy Box Prunes;
3 do Jar do
cask do to sell cbeap:
G kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order;
etrails Dates; s boxes conserve Ginger;
. hbls Cranberries, at
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r. MATTHEWS, Epscor1lean, corner Monroe and Byron
streets, Rev WILLIAM ARMSTRONG Rectori Morning
vice 100, evening T1l
ST. Joux's Epscopa!ea Main street, First and
Second, Centre Wheeng Kew. JAS ID. MCCABE, Pastor;
Morning 100, evening y O'Clock. Service
Friday evenings at = O'Clock. Seats FREE.
FIRST PREsRYTERIAN, Rec. II. H. Weed, Pastor Fourth
street. Monroe and Quincy Service Morning and
afternoon
SECOND PRESBYTERIAS, Rec: Cyrus Dickson, Pastor.
Street, between Main and Market; Centre Wheel
T.; Service morning and evening.
TmEp PREsBYrERIAS, Rec. Mr.. PAUL., Pastor; First
Ward Hose Hall, Main street, above Washington North
Wheeling; Service morning and afternoon.
ToJrRrH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rer. s. B. Dag
Pastor, Fourth Street. between Monroe Quincy
Service morning and evening.
NORTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rer. Ipiu. Vii.
son. Pastor Market and North ss, North Wheel
ng: Service morning and evenings.
CuArL1xE ST. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rer E. G. Mich
olson Pastor; Chapne street. First and Second
Centre Wheeling; Service morning and evening.
GERMAN METHODIST EPIsCoPAL, Rec. Mr.. Broadbeck,
Wheeling.
st JAMES CATHEDRAL, Roman Catholic RI. Rer. Bishop
i. T. ITelan, Fifth Street, Hampden service
morning and afternoon.
Associate REFORMED. Rec l. Mcclure Pastor, corner
Market and Jefferson streets; service morning alter
BAPTIST Ree. J. W:STeR, Pastor, Clay street, between
Fin hand Sixth, service morning and evening
FIRST INDEPENDENT CoNGREG ATIoSAL, Us ARIAN, Rev
: " Webster, Pastor, Market street. between Webster
EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT, Rer. }. III oegaT, Pastor,
Clay street, above SIXTH East Wheeling.
ZioN's EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, Rer. F. Zimmerman,
Pastor" corner Market and Monroe streets, service 10,
O'Clock y. NJ.
NEW JERUSALEM, 'Swedcnborgan,' No. 10 Union street.
the Hope Hose hOnse
JEWISH SY AGOGUE, No. 5S, Monroestreet.
DIs' rrLEs, First Hose company Hall, Market stro
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FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.
The attention OF tho reader is called the foown cor
catc of rema kabc effected by using only five
bottles of Sands Sarsaparila:
Sidney, (llaine,) April Is, 1850.
McssTs. y. t. " d. SANDS:
Gentlemen This is certify that have been afflicted
ucd to until last February. JuEaly NY legs
we've 50 Swucll could hot got boot stocking,
had several large sol On ne all the time. IN ;hs
uaton was about 10 give w iii despair, when
vlsed TO try Sands SarsaIaTI. had faith
it, but sent to your agents III augusta Me-
u bottle which did much good, sent and col
INOt her, and continued until had taken bottles
now perfectly we'll II any person who read this
letter is afflicted with any dis ScrOfua | wouL
most ely recommend him pa lila
If any wishes iuI Their about my case
by calling upon can convince OF the healing power
this medicine STEfHEN Z. Hil IIOOU
+. lie are pei SUNalIy acquainted with Mr.. Iayw
and believe his statement above 10 be true.
DlLLlN CHAM IL TiTCOMB.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. g. Il H.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton St corner m
William New York. Sold also by Druggists general,
throughout the United States and Canadas Price 81 e.
bottles six bottles lOr 81 For sale by
}. II. CRUMHACkER,
No. 10 Main ST., Wheeling
L. Wilcox OF Pittsbughi Seaton u Sharpe of MaysvilIc.
ShackeIord * CriChton, Portsmouth,; IIinmmr
Cincinnati. dcClO-Sm
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Silk & Dress Goods.

pAYADERE and FlouEced Silks, extremely rich Bro
eade silks IN Tan color, Ashes OF Roses &C. Satin de
Genes, Caps all WOOL French Mousin de LANES in rich
designs Stewart Plaids, French Merinos Mouselin De
Bege in wn and Steel mixed, 3d. ga and 6 plain Mouse
lin De LANES Turquoise, Thibet Cloths, French
hntzes Chalies in coors Persian and Lama Cohs black
stock of dress goods in the city Just received at
oct25 o w HEISKELL & cos.
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Amy distance exceeding 1000 m. SOC.
5E%l-wEEKLY papers double the above rates.
TRIwEEKLY a. treble "
SEMI. MONTHLY ous.haIf
DAILY. than Ireeky tho above rates
IE rating the distance newspapers subscribers the
Office of publication and not the county line, is
Starting point.
FOREIGN POSTAGE.
CANADA, &c-LetteTs TO and Canada and the Brit.
iSh n. American Provinces, over 5000 miles, 10
tents half ouncei 5000 miles, 10 Prepay
nent optional.
GREAT BRITAIN lRELASD.-On letters between any
office in the United States California and Oregon excep-
1cl,y and Office Great Britain Ireland cents
half ounce IS cents for under, and Sc
ccntsir over ounce, the rate being doubled the
first ounce. Prepayment optional on newspapers the
rate is two cents each-tO be prepaid On newspapers
foreign country Great Britain each
Ia be prepaid.
GERMANY, PRrssIA. &c-Leters TO following coun.
tries, via England must be prepaid, if by British
er, cents, il by an American steamer, 81 cents
AieXandria, via Marseilles Malta, Island or
Algeria. Mecklenburg Schwerir
Austria, and Austrian States. Meckenburg Strelitz
BADEN MOldagia.
bavaria Naples via Marsees.
IieSiuin. Norway.
Iircnen Oldenburg.
Brunswick Poland
IieyToot via MaIsieles. Prussia.
1larjanelles, the, do Roman, or Psral taies.
Denmark. Russia.
France. Saxony.
German States. Scutari, via Marseles
Gibraltar. Smyrna, do do
Greece, via Marseilles. Sweden
Hamburg and CuXhaven. Switzerland.
Hanover. Turkey in Europe
Holland. Tuscany, via Marseilles.
Hong Kong. Venetian States.
lomian Islands. Walachia.
Inbec. Wurtemburg
by BREMEN LINE, letters be to Germany by
repayng the Foreign postage and the United States post
age OF 90 cents; or they may be sent wholly unpaid.
To CESTRAL AMERICA, &c-Letters Trom the United
following named countries and places must be
prepaid at the rate OF 90 cents half ounce which in
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IN DEBT,
PcttebOuc, Hoben and Co.
An action OF debt to S95 the amount
certain prOmssory note with INTEREST," in which
attachment was issued and returned we'd.
Affidavit having been made that the defendants
Inhabitants of the commonwealth OF VTginia-Ou motion
OF the plaintiff by his Attorneys it is ordered that they
do here within month publication
this order and do what be necessary protect te
interests i'll this suit and that copy of said order be
forthwith inserted in published in the
~ OF Wheeling for four successive weeks and posted
the front door of the Court House oil Ohio county the
first day OF the next County Court.
p copy-Tcstc: ALONZO LORING, CFk.
Russell and FitZhugh.l [ieD7
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lIASONS.

tooM No. III, Main ST., Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LODGE No. 1O1, meets the first Monday night OF
Very month.
WilEELISn UNION CHAPTER, No. 10, meets the second
Monday night OF every month.
WHEELING LoDGE, No. l2S, on the third Monda,
might C every month.
.gE---:NG EScAMPMESr X. r, meets on the fourth
kivni"y right of every month.
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RooM No. 1913, Market street, the Post Office
vRGNIrs LoDGE, No. 3 meets every Thursday evening
Flu ASKLIR LODGE No. 10, meets every Monday evening
WV. TELL LoDoE, No. 30, meets every Wednesday eve
WHEELING LODGE, No SO, meets every Saturday eyenins
PANOLA LODGE, No. 81, meets every Friday evening
EScAMPMESr, No. 1, meets list and Sd Tuesda,
each month.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

ucrchnnts' and Mechanics Bank.
INCORPORATED 1885. CAPITAL $780, 900.
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL, President; SoBIEsKI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of Virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919. CAPITAL $t95.1OO.
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
DIN C. CAMPBELL, President; DAN'L. LANE, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday.
Manufncturers' and Farmers Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
SronroRATED MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL STOCK $780,, 900.
TIIoS. SWEENEY, Pres't. JOHN LIST, Cashier.
wheeling Savings Institution.
No. 1872, Main st.
INCORPORATED 1884, CAPITAL $4,000
~ NELSON, President; WILLIAM Mccoy, Treasurer
Discount day-ThuTsday.
SnVings' Bank of Wheeling.
Corner Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED 1851 CAPITAL $4,000
THOS IL. LIST, President; WM. RANKIN Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
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CITY DIRECTORY.

cudes foreign postage OF 20 those re.
ceived the foreign postage is required to be paid in adj
collected delivery. On newspapers from the United
must be paid and those
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IN QUART IBOT'TLES.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM

The value of this Medicine IL widely known,
every day the field OF its csss extended. 1t a
proved and highly nded by Physicians and admit
ted to be the ul and rching preparation
the that has been employed in medical practice
Its operation extends TO the parts the SYSTEM
ard consists in removing diseased action in the absorbing
and secreting organs lnman, Nature seldom effects,
assisted. the vruen disease requires
aid OF stimuent Alternative, aEtiseptc medicine. In
diseases OF tho skin and fcsh aton of these three
of medical agents is highy All the
properties combined in this preparation:
operating successfully upon the system tLey
eessary do when taken separately, they simuta-
ncously and in perfect harmony when
orm. Its tonic property strengthens digestion and i'm
the appette.lts Alternative tendency carries oil
the accumulations of morbid nater-and its antisepc
uence neutraliZes the vIrus by which
tered. Its uniform in curing relieving the
rious diseases for which is recommended is established
bp multitude OF attested facts.
CURE OF BRONCHITIS, OR MINISTER'S SORE THROAT.
Fair Haoen, Mass, dug. 22G, 1850.
Messrs SANDS regard but justice yourselves, AMI
humanity 10 all similarly afflicted, that
parilla has cured me OF the chronic l.. myths
dition OF my throat and vocal organs
your Invaluable remedy During nearly III
forced desist from The public duties my professions
and having made OF variety proIcSSed slc-
tic applications had abandoned all hope OF relief, whcm
as dernicr resort, was led 10 Trial OF sara
riIla.
My discssc long standing, had so obsti-
aely resisted the best medical skill am conscious
IL cannot rug he SAID my faith hath saved me- IL hal
none: but trust feel in CRATE
Jul able result above named have nov bcr
land having proved iTcE actual Timeut
the could Justified in longer
withholding this statement.
accustomed bottle your Sarsanar lin nj
hand and whenever exposed 10 colds, extra labor
use il as PItreHtIiirc.
Very gratefully yours, 5. X. HROWN;
lastor OF Centre st. NJ T. church
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New Fall Goods

New Fall Goods
NHlS morning will commence opening our Fall stocl
OF Goods, among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS
Very rich Bfceads 4 silks Plain black Gro De Rhine
CORD d b'k Satin de Chine, Silk Tissues, Heavy rcI
Madame De Rossi Brocades for fall wear,
entirely new, Stewart Plaid Silks in ell
Gro de Antique tirely new designs
French Muslin DeLaines Plain and Figured
Mourning Silk and Wool Mouslin De LANES.
French Chintzcs, very beautiful.
Bombazines, Lupins make, extra.
Our assortment OF Fall shaws is unequaIed elegance
and variety, consisting OF
Ermine fur Shawls, all colors.
Thbet Palm Shawls, all coiors
Grape Shawls, at all prices, Emb roidered nd plain
French Cashmere Shawls.
Bay State and French Plaid shawls.
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, &c.
Embroidered Founcng in Swiss Jaconet MusIina
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertngs. BE-
Ricn Trimmings in great variety; for dresses,
Trimming Buttons, in designs.
FTlnges and Laces in every width.
Wide Black and colored Velvet Ribbons.
Narrow do for Trimming
Trimming Ribbons entirely style.
sept3 o. w. HEISKELI, & On