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ton, the strictest construction would embrace
that subject alone, and would exclude the al
legged consequential repeal of the penal enact
ments by implication. Such is unquestionaSly
the true application of that rule of Interpretation
to this case and the inevitable result is that the
penal sections of the old statutes are yet opera
tive against those persons who retail spirituous
liquors as a beverage.
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A SNOW-STORM IN MAY.
be n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence o. The \. 7. TnbHne.
CoscoRp, Lale Co., o.. May 9, ISIS.
1t commenced showing on the 7th and continued to
snow necessarily for twentyour hours, and had the
snow lain on the ground without melting it would have
reached the depth Of ls inches Ii is what the oldest
settlers do no; recoect have al this time of the
year. All kinds q fruit trees were in full bloom,
and the forest clothed in lis summer dress. But for
this all would have had the desolating appearance of
mid winter The snow is rapidly disappearing now;
soon everything will assume its wonted appearance.
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THE NEW ARCTIC SHIP.

PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1883:
The new Arctic ship to 90 in search ofthe Kane ~
petition il completed, and is taking her stores o.
board and will rail tomorrow at noon under con-
mand Of Lieut.. Smms to join her cOnsort 81 nS
BROOKLYN Nayy-Yard.
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CONVICTION FOR MURDER.

ROcHEsTFR, Friday, May IT, Isla
Martin Eastwood, vino has been on trial here al ~
week for the murder Of Edward Brereton IN Jan1.J
last. was found guilty by the verdict Of the Jlr'
which Yves rendered this evening, OF wiliiul mnfus'
He will be sentenced tomorrow morning at ociock'
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NO TIDINGs OF THE ILLINOIS.

BALTIMORE, Frlday, May IT. IsJ'
There has been no teegraphic communication WIN
Norfolk since wednesday, consequently we have nol
ing reliable In relation to the rumored arrival Of s
Illinois vt that port.
SANDY HOOK, Friday, May lilo p. NJ.
There il az yet no sign OF the Illinois of this pod
The weather Is clear and mild.
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The decision of the Massachusetts, House of
Representatives on the case of Joseph Hiss is at
last on record-Mr. Hiss having been expelled
by vote of ~ to 15
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
JOSEPH HISS EXPELLED.

Bosros, Friday, May II, 1855.
After night session of seven hours the House this
morning at . O'Clock passed resolution expeling
Joseph H.s, by a vote of-yeas 1877, nays Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

n, lney have funny names for newspapers ont in Iowa
me three daily papers published at Keokuk called
nr5tS gIy; The Cote CITY, The Morning GloTy,
and The keok~k hip-osd- Tsck.
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PASSENGER DEPOT DESTROYED.

CHICAGO, Friday, May II, lsSS.
The passenger depot belonging to the Michigan sna
afternoon. The cars and baggage were saved. TH
building IL q total loss
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Nothing had been heard of the California
steamer up to II o'clock last night, either here
or at Norfolk
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLEsTos, Wednesday May 9, 1855.
By the schooner Hayward we have received Havana
dates to the 9Th inst, at which time all gua
Yellow fever had made its appearance, AMI tho United
States steamer San Jacinto and other yessels-ofw1
had quilted Havana preserve the health of the ccws
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND DEATH

Providence, Friday, May II, 100 d,
John s. Harris, Esq, long prominent politician
his city, was killed this afternoon ia CraIsIon, Dy
ng struck by the locomotive of the Hartford karOs-
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New9lork daily Gribmae
SATURDAY, MAY u, 1855

Advert for THE TRIBUNE Of Monday ought to b. sent
IN before 0clock on saturday evening
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FIVE MEN KILLED.

CISorSSATI, Friday, May II, ls',.
locomotive attached to freight train ON me ger
ersonville Railway exploded near Seymour, Indiana
this morning, killing instantly the Engineer and 70.
others. The locomotive was completely blown T"
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS.

CRoucn 4 FITZGERALD, corner OF Broadway and Maiden.
lane tunder ard Hotei Wholesale and Retail Mx.af.,,
ers ke~p cue Of the and beet assorted Be- fsna
ia the Union Comprising French. English and American So.
Leather Tunks great vsey Of Ladies Dress Truaks
vAses. BAGS Hsf Boxes, &c.
Persona IN want Of Trunk. vaie C.Tpe; Bag cannot
fan being frOm srch variety Of well nsde articles
keep, which warranted represented when sold
Merchants gesfnx orders from South America Cubs.
West India ssnds find articles adapted tor that trade
Orr carefully put mp and guaranteed be esaA SAMPLES
when received a. their destination.
European travellers would do well to cell at place for
esfSt Our Male Tunk peculiarly adaped for Europe
- travel heinz light and nrsbe eounodOus cheap aud he
e. ,ct se according the rcsaloos Of the Continent add
~ Sin uadar the berth Of any Of The sesnsr
Ckovca ffIEsERALp, CO... Broadway md hsidealsAo.
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NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for May ~.
Circulation, over 12S, 900.
THE NEw-YoKK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following

week contains the following:
I.EDITORIALs The Know.Soihinss; The European
Struggle; Breaking Up at Vienna; Schools Of Practical
Science; Napoleon at London; freedom o. slsveIyi
The National Know-Nothnss Slavery In Batimorei
Distress and Hish Prces; sevsstoPol-sieEe 70 De
Raised; Aus,ras Weakness.
U.LIFE AT SEA: Letter from Horace Greeley descre-
irs biz late Passage across the Atlantic
In..FOURTEEN DAYS LATER NEWS IRON EO -
POFE. HiEhy Important; The Vienna Conference
Broken Up; The BombardInent Of sevAstoPo Ma
poeous Visit TO Victoria.
Iv..THE STATE OF EUROPE; Letters from Our Cor
respondent A. ?. C., describing The principal events
in Europe.
y..AFFAIRs IN FRANCE: Letter from Our Pans
Correspondent
VI IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS: Fruits Of squsiter
Sovereignty; Fatal ARRAY at Lesyenworh; LyneAing
Of Mr.. PsIk.
VII REVIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving In condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and important
events that have uanspired in the City and United
VIII NEW PUBLICATIONS: Additions. Speeches, Ad-
dresses, and Occasional Sermon by Theodore Psrker
History Of Western Mssssehusetts, by JOSIAH Gilbert
Holland
LITERATURE AT PARIS Letter from Corespond-
ent at Pans.
X..CLUB LIFE IN NETWORK.
XI.MAssACHUsETTs KSOW-SOTHISGs: Core
spOndeuce OF The " l Tribune.
XII. CONNECTICUT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
GOVERNOR
XIII. KNOW NOTHING SPLIT IN ILLINOIS
XIV. SISTER ROSE: (Contiuued)
xv..A MARRIAGE UNDER PROTEST
XvI..POETRy: Beyond;" Winds Of Spring"
XVII. THE LATEST NEWS BY TRLEGRAPH
XVIII. MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
XIX.THE MARKETS: Full Reports Of the Stock, Money,
Cotton, Grain, Cattle and other Markets, specially
reported for The Tribune.
sUBsoRPTIoSOns copy for year, 50; three copies,
sJ; five copies, IS; ten copies, SI2.
Single copies wrapper be obtained at the counter IN
he publ
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MORSE TELFGRAPH

EEw-YoRK ALBANY AND BUFFALO COMPANY
List of o flee
(CORN EXCHANGE
rx..vo.v) No. p Wsl-st.,
Nh"'ioNA ( s.. Nicholas Hotel,
metropolitan Hotel.
'Psekskfl, 'Csrmel, 'Coldspins,
sNewburgh Poughkeepsie, 'RondOut,
sCaiskin, Hudson, 'ValAte,
Troy, 'BasOn Spa, Saratoga,
Albany, Schenectady, Amsterdam,
sFonda, Fort Plan, Little Falls,
'Herkimer, Utica, Rome,
Oneida, Syracuse Auburn,
'Seneca Falls, Geneva, Newark,
sCansndaigua, Palmyra, Rochester,
'Brockport, Medina, 'Batavis,
Lockpor, Niagara Fails, 'Tonawands
md Uugs
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NEwYoRK-A strong desire To the invalid from the
which lmpoure and Qnsokery speed induces the
dengned give this public invitation all nyAds visiting
this city for medical advice those residing here 70 call upon
him at his Office No. ia Broadway He will be pleased TO
them perfectly sae and reliable counsel aud advice aud in
all where he cannot afford relief be will Eve such inor
will enable the invalid resident avoid
imposition aud find the medical ard surgical sc required
For the following diseases he lie consulted from O'Clock
A. NJ O'Clock p NJ, every day in the week, Sundays
cepted;
Palpitation and all other forms Of Heart Disease.
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, and all other Diseases Of ston
sch and Bowels, Piles, &c.
Prolarsus and al forms Of Female Complaint Irregularities
and Weaknesses.
Rheumatism. Scrofula, and all Skin Diseases.
Persons distance invited consult him by letter,
giving him full Of the Prompt will
be returned.
~ counsel and Gdrice tcihost any charge rbdierer
Address s. $ FITcH, AN, MD
No. ia Broadway, MY.
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The public informed tina; the Morse Line has Offices at all
the places and will receive and promptly convey
dispatches for all said places and that Or an the None
Line send Communication 20 the places marked NTH
asferk
This odesabished Line has four good wires between New
York and Buffalo and connections with the most
reliable lines Of telegraph in Canada and the Western States
also with the nes through the Chensngo Valley and from
Syracuse 10 Oswego and OsdensbuTgh.
Arrangements made for the establishment in short time
the Franklin House, NewYok, and at Clyde,
LYONS nd Albion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

T. s. BERRY, late Of the firm of Berry & Cor
don, may be found his Piano Storerooms No al
Broadway where the and of Gould Berry
will he settled
fine stock Of Boston and NewYork and secondhand
Piauos for sale cheap T. 5. BERRY No AL Broadwsy.
TAKE NOTICE-W. j. Il j. T.. PLows, No. IL
Park place near Broadway selling fine Gold Shades 80
worth So Gilt Cornices Si-woTth - and all kinds of
Window Fixtures . per cent le than other house IN the
trade Give them all
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HORACE WATERS No SSS BRoADwAYThe largest assort
PGn Melodeons and Music Merchandise of all kinds
10 the United States 100 Pianos and Melodeons Of
variety style from the pAnest finish for schools club
rooms those Of the most elegant and ebsste workmanship
the different manufactures constantly exhibition
in the Wareoom Of this House Among them are t.
Gilbert Co.'S celebrated Premium Pianos with iron frames
circular scales with without the holian Horace
WATrRs modern improved Pianos having In the impove
Of oyerrues and in improved action length OF scale and
newer Gsnd Pianos with the sweetness Of
the Aoan united the beauty aud durability Of the
Square Piano@ D. H. W. Smiths Melodeons tuned the
equal temperament which recently awarded the hfs
premium the National Fair, held al Washington. d. e.
Each instrument guaranteed and sold al prices which defy com
petition. New Pianos to hire.
SAVE YOUR RECORDs.-At the recent FIRE IN
Vesey-s, firms lost their books and papers for want Of
Rich Co.'S SALAsssDER SAFES, WiLDEk's PATENT FOR
evidence the following certificate Of Geo W. Wright Esd
who had wisely provided himself with
NEw.YoRK, May 10. 1855
Messrs STEARSs MARvIs-GESIs: This morning my
factory located the second and third floors Of the story
building No 90 Neey-sf entirely destroyed BY ire
the second floor stood Of RICH Co.'S SALANAsDkR
SAFES WLDER's PATENT, containing books papers, and
bank bills which preserved IN good condition
The Safe severely tested before and after is fall 20 the
cellar
With full confidence the fre-proo qualities Of your Safes
| am, Truly yours, Gro. W. WMShr'
These Safes scared by the celebrated La Belle Lock
ana for sale by STEARSs MARvIS,
Nos IA and 40 Naterst.,
The Only makers Of SslsmAnder Safes combining Rich
Wnder's Patents.
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HANDSOME BOOTs AND GAITERs.-WATKINs
No ia Fulon offers superior Of Spring styles
The quality finish Of WArKISss manufactures be
passed All who beauty and durability combined should
10 WATKINS.
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sumption and s Diseases Of the Throat Lungs Dr. CuR.
TiSs HYSEAsA Principal ohce No SIS Broadway Price
The pssf wear by the HYcEANA
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On, LOOK !-Oak Hall is selling an elegant
ssok Of ne Spring Sunny CLOTHING Of every kind and
ouslity for Men Boys cheaper than house In New
3ok Dy GRooT Son Oak Hall, Nos "a and 80 fultoDs
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THR POETRY OF PHYsIc.

AYERS PlLLs:slide, sugar-shOd. the palate. but
their energy although wrapped up, and tells with
giant force Onthe very ounds disease There are
thousands of would not wear their dsteu-
il they knew they could be for e5c. Try Ay-
ers Pills, and you will know it.
Purify The blood and disease will he starved out.
Cleanse system impurities you arc cured
already.
Take this best of anPar gativesl AMI scrOuIa Indi-
gesri1n weakness, headache, ache, ACHE Jau-
Dice rheumatism. arrangements OF the Liver, Kidneys,
and bowels all arrangements and all diseases which
Pursave remedy reach fly before thsmlike darkness
before the sun.
Reader, ii you suffering from any of the numer Us
complaints they cure-spGer no more-the remedy has
been provided Tor you, and it is imina to rcgect it,
That Ayers Cherry Pecoral is the best medicine for
Cough, is well to the whole world, anu that
iyr's PT the OF all Pills, is known TO those
who have used them
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell! Mass,
aud sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
PIicc 25 cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
y. c. GOOD d TO, Wheeling
oc2 wholesale ard retail agents.
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HoRRrnLE AFFAIR IN UaRANA.-The Ohio State
Journal relates the following:
On Friday last, Judge Williams, of Union CT.
atone time associate Judge of that county, while
in state OF intoScntion, seated himself on the
railroad track, in tue vicinity Of Urbann, aud
knocked otf the tack by freght train, and his
foot crushed in such manner that nmputation had
to be resorted TO the same night. We learn that
Judge Williams died last night from the effects of
injuries received at the time. II is due to the en-
siReer OF the train to say that when he found the
person would not leave the track, he reversed the
engine and jumped of and ehdeayored 10 run
ahead of his machine 10 save MI Williams, but
missed it by not more than two steps. The Judge
leaves wife and children tomoqIn his loss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-03

Our journey was short and sweet, like stolen
kiss. We having LANDED about one and half miles
back Of Utica, Ind, and the time occupied in the
voyage being less than half hour.
A few words in praiSe OF Mons. GODDARD. Every
spectator Of the beautiful ascension must have
been convinced that heis a master Of his profess
sion. We that were With him had the ampIest
opportunity of Judging Of his skill. He IS cool,
daring, modest, and caielul; man to fill one with
both admiration and establishment. On the occa-
sion his ascension next Thursday, let the grand
spectacle be witnessed by thousands of raying
persons.
Our 'eoodIie companie' consisted of the follow
ing 1igAty individuals: Mons. Mtchot, the celebra-
ted ieweller. Mon. Zsdorf, Mons. Davis, Mr..
BeMuIlen, and Yours. airiIy,
Sc DE KAY.
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IHE EDITORIAL CoNvEXrroN, AND WHAT CANE
OF IT.-Several gentlemen of the editorial profess
sion, representing the press in various parts of the
State, assembled last night in cne of the parlorS of
the Exchange, in accordance with notice previous
ly given. Mr.. Hoppn of the Fincastle Democrat,
Mr.. Tyre NTnupin of the Stauuton Republican, Mr..
Boyd of the Carksvllle Tobacco Plant, Mr.. Banks
ofthe Southside Democrat, MrLlttle of the Freler.
ickshnrg News, Mr.. Gilman ofthe Wheeling Times,
Mr.. Cochrane of the Charlottesville Advocate,
Messrs. Richie < Dunnavant Of the Richmond
Enquirer, Mr.. Hughes of the Examiner, Mr.. Cow
atGin of the Dispatch, Mr.. Risbie of the Naionsl
American Mr.. RdPway of the Wing. and Dr..
Bagby Of Lynchburg, were present. The meet
ing was duly organized, and after some CONVERSE
ton as to the objects Of the Convention, Mr..
Hughes. stated thatit had been thought proper on
the occasion of the meeting of editors from abroad,
to deliberate upon matters of peculiar interest TO
that the rites of hospitality should be
extended to them; hence two of the gentlemen
Presont had taken the responsibility of calling this
meeting, and he would now cordially invite the
editorial fraternity to assemble NJ the Exchange on
the following evening for the purpose of dircussng
subjects on which there could be no difference of
opinion. The invitation was accepted without
dissenting voice, and after the appointment of a
committee to prepare some plan for future action,
the Convention adiourntd to meet again at the Ex-
change, at half past eight o'cIock 10 night-Rieh.
Whig Of 3Ist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-03
NEW DISCOVERY FOR DEAFNESS.

The sound Concentration is an extraordinary, power.
full newly invented small instrument tho cure OF GN.
tlee cases OF deafness, entirely different in
construction from all ners, surprising Tie
Kind that has ieen or ever ne Produced They ar
modelled 10 the cavity OF the ear, aud may rest wlihr
without projecting and being OF Tile same color nj the
skin are not IeTceptible The powers O this valuable
Invention are gIea to restore defective h-aing u
long staining 10 Its ieCt and natural aud 10 ra
bile deal persons to join IN general conversations 10 hear
most distinctly at place OF worship, at tile bal
public assembly, the unpleasant sensation OF ringing
noises Ia the Is entirely removed and .he Concclt,s
tiOs afforded TO individuals afflicted with this dleau
naady all tie assistance that can possibly be beaTed
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UNION HALL,
a FEw pooas nELow TmE NoRrlL. wEsrEnN nANl

MAIN STREET.
He nas had tho honor attending the above u5u.I
rrincpa towns in the United Kingdom wllete he l, "a,
nereEced tic most futerins enCUurH geIcnl-aHI hay
bee HeStly solicited to make visit i1r Short lime
he las tile iOmurO announcing hi arrival rom Lonn
with most splendid SsOrtmemI O his newly invented
and Improved sleCtaCcs. Such sprTOrity iIr,r
GtiSsos, that crSulS wing flanicd ~ wGlk ewes may
INSTANTLY he relieved by using IhcIn aud they possess c
property OF preserving the precious organ vi sight 10 Tie
most advanced period OF e while they enable bni The
old ami the young 10 pursue thC most nrute empu, ncrt
iOr any length o. lime, either by day CnEdclgli As
several individuals IN the United Sta have proved
their efficacy, he with confidence sOCits she laynrs Oi tie
public Which lie VIII ever be proud acknowledge as
surfing those who cltrust him with their cOmmaudS That
no eXeron shall be waiting Ills pant merit IHcir
Coz ildcLce and appreciation Added ln the advantages
possessed by him of long practice in the Eye lnEnTjs
and under one of the most eminent Oculisis by which hG
has obtained thorough knowledge the diseases OF Vi.
sion he has ia Lis possession, documents Om ndvtlu
ais oil rank conveying Tie highest Testimonials apptu
tic will Iivs references TO persons in the United
States, who have found lie greatest benefit comfort
from the use OF lis newly invented aid Improved spec.
taCrss.
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in his mouth, Swasger in his walk, inpu.
dence in his face, u care-for nothlngnrss in his
manner. Judging from his demeano he is older
than his father, wiser than his teacher, more hon
ored than the Mayor Of the Town, higher than the
President. Stop him! he is going too fast. He
don't see himself as Others See him. He don't
know his speed. Stop him ere tobacco skaters his
nerves, pride ruins his chnraceruT the oarzr master
the man; ere good ambition and manly strength
give way to low pursuits aud british aims Stop
all such boys! They are legion, the shame of their
families, the disgrace Of their towns, the sad aud
solemn reproaches Of themselves.
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1 A ND w A R-R A N 7 S.
John NJ. Clarke & Co

John M. Clarke & Co.
Land Warrant, stock, EtxChnngC RrOItCrH,
and AEcnts for CInims HEHinHI the
GsOYcrnmGuI.
THE very highest New YORK market price viii he paid
i for Land Warrants IUr tie IcXt five years. When
ever they shall have advanced beyond our last quotations
The very highest New York MAJ ct prices will be paid
on receipt OF any by mall regardless OF Tile former quo
tations.
Persons sending wTramtsb By mail mSy rely on rccciv
ing as much as II they were PEI sOnally present.
Sight drafts on any Of the Northern Southern rlie,
viii he eniiied by return mails and when precrcd Hs
amount viii be placed to their credit in ole ri the New
ter RENTING the warrants
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE & Co.
Washington city, u e.
Office. '' ''''
Hon. l. p Waldo. Commissioner of Pensions
Sweeny, Riitenh"use d Co.. bankers Washingtoncity
Ihubb ~ OILERS, do do
SLler, Ira IL Co, 10 49,
AL the OfIice,s of the Banks in Wheeling W,
Cashier Bank OF Virginia. RClnrunI Va
Cashier Fafmers' Bank do
Cashier Merchants and Mechanics Bank Parkcrsburs
Virginia ' " nv ' 50
James liobb, Banker, New Orleans
President Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnston. Brothers Is Co hHnkerS IialtirrnTe
X. II. Maury ~ Co, bankers, Richmond, Va.
P5ul d HinlOn, bankers, Petersburg, Va
Pelers, Spence d Co., bankers, lay nrluurg, Va
irr26 Times rnnv
FOR a SHURI' 1'I1E ONLY y
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FIVE silver II etIal- md seven Diplomas
have been awarded to DAMS for first class Dagucrreo-
tyres. Adams Co.'s Gallery is at the corner Of Uinm
and Main SIS. Strangers invited 10 call. citizens
course will do Pictures eeqP as the cheap
est. je3n
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Read! ReadM
AND KEEP IT CONSTANTINE YOUR
MINIS


HTNHAT have Just returned from the East with INV
SECOND FALL STOCK,
and that II is the largest andsomest and cheancst
brought 10 Wheeling, and say, with perfect cont dence
that II only needs looking at and examining to insure sales
my assortment consists rarity Of
1UOO cOllaI s, at only cents;
$500 do al from 25 cents 10 $500, amongst which
arc some so beautiful and entirely new (i,ist r.
~ rived Ia the Batic) that they VIII sell themselves;
Ml pairs ladies' Kid Gloves, very superior at 3Tjcl
AGED, 80 cents; e' 1850
200 pieces Coburgs, AT all prices and all colors;
69 do French MelinOs, 10 suit the most stidious
1000 do Trimming, the very latest styles, such as
moire'Antlque, Plain and Edged, muss Trimming
etc. cIc. 's
5000 Yards Calico all styles and prices, some very nice
With many other goods OF such beautiful de sions
MAJ ail ASK Is LOT you 10 examine my stock and am
u5 Come, see and be convinced.
ISAAC PRAGER,
Eastern Bargain Store, lilo Main st.
oCIO between Monroe and Union