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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07
Markets"CARETuLLr REPORTED FOR The TRrBusE.

VIM UNI LIZ hkFOKIED FOk The TRIBUNE.
- MONDAY, Aug. 8, 1885.
ASdksIhe market rather easier for Pearls with sales
bbs u - "a &c 81 Pots steady; sales Of 100 bills
80 * SAL laus Sc. cash.
IOlION-Lhe aket nrmer sales have transpired
a C. at' axes The transactions reported so bales.
ddrg pauds nominay quoted a II e. bat there liz.
70 he had 81 hat 6gue The bulk Of hc purchsses
tetB y srIers aid for expert We quoiasus %
ecIi1aa 70 he improvement. above noticed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

NoRTGutTY rs NEwARK.-The number Of inter
ments In Newark last week was 60, Of which IS were
under ore year Of age. The Nerars Mercury pro-
noureef this an ALARMING increase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

PRo.,IpIroRY LIQUOR Law rs NEw-JERsEY.-A
meeting Of persons Of Esex County favorable to me
enactment OF Prohibitory Liquor Law was held at
Newark on Friday last, az which a County organza-
fion was Effected with the object Of cooperating with
the State Central Committee and tho friends Of Tenn
ptrabce generally, TO secure the enactment and en-
torcsmeni OF a Constitutional lew FOR the prohibition
Of he traffic in intoxicating liqDOrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07
Rece pts OF Produce

BIZ North Piroy Boats-4 ss bbls Flour 24e0 bush Oats,
9f9l9 do Corn 4i pigs Whisky 81 do dams ~ do Ashes,
1878 do Oil Cake, n ,5,s dc. Feed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

.,,v.e al which we're brought before JDstce BonIey
ssn before Justice Smith, and the remainder hestre
Js,tiee Curtis. Only two out Of tbe whole number
psid the fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07
The osdepsburgh, Clayton sud Rome Railroad L

The osdepsburgh, Clayton sud Rome Railroad is
adysrti.s nv the sheriff, TO be sold The nth August,
=, Tho s. Lawrence Hotel, ogdensburgh, co rnencng
at o'clock 2. NJ.
We ean from IT, o.. I0u's Repabhcll OF the
slst ut that notice placed in the hands Of the
Sheriff to be served on the Trustees Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad that application for an injunction
against the sale Of the road would be fled in the Com
mon Pleas Court on the ID inst. It will be reeoec.ed
that the sale Is advertised 20 take place on the sth
inst. process has also been issued from he United
States District Court, enjoning the Trustee from dis
posing Of the property Of the road 80 far as j, may
affect Judgment obtained sgsinst The Company in an
admiralty suit brought by Messrs. Eads * Melon %
St Louis
Froas TIE C4zbsrIaas Mis>rf J5urnal, 4z1 J.
From the Frostburg region the shipments Of coal
for the week ending Saturday. July p, ISIS, the
amount Of coal Transported over the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania Railroad amounted 20 3,s46 tnns. At
this place portion Of this amount, 400 tuns, was
trar serred 10 canal the balance, 1850 tuns sent
or by railroad From the Georges Creek region, FOR
the week ending Saturday, 2sth inst, 92i.0i tuns
we're shipped over the COmYanys railroad. The total
shipments since the lst Of January for the season thus
fa amount 10 20 42l.oS tuns. The Swanon Coal ana
Iron Companys portion OF these amounts i / 10000
tuIs for the week and 49, 9.0l tuns for the year.
"The Gun beIland Goa and Iron Company shipped
via the cOmpaDy railroad $1,000 tuns Tor TIE week,
and 1902 20704 is their total shipments for the year.
9S7.l6 tuI sent by railroad, and 2,162 10 tuns
bv canal from his place.
=" From the New Creek mines via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad 1865 90 tuns shipped for the week,
ESQ., having been sen, 10 market for the season
from this region.
Thirty-eight boats descending The Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal during the week ending Saturday, 2sth
inst. Transporting 4Os2Oi tuns. The number of boats
would have been greater but for the sinking OF boat
end washing in Of bars, which occasoned some de.en-
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

CRY CoURr.-This Court woe oigsnized yesterday
r.ornine by Mayor Hall, and Supervisors Allen and
ktyker but no business being rss2y i was adjourned
20 SepfemheY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

Decrease ths rear eompG-el with lss,. bu. lse ~
This decrease xil be seen principally IN the .e. n
Oats III there . hsndfcne increase u Nksst and Very
,sSs lpeYexse N Cora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

MINIATURE kLMAsAc......THfs DAY.
Sets............Io9 Moos-hises. W
HIGH wArER...............,rnIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1882 Gov Island... g. 2 Hell Oste.. 5cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

No business Of impOrtan transacted yesterday
n the Court of General Sessions, there DO. being Il
quorum Of Grand Jurors present The case of VIM.
Moore indicted for passing counterfeit money, was
menced but not concluded. The Court adjourned
70 meet this morning at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07
LAW LNTELLIG ENC.E
Judge Bits.
SEIZED GOODS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-AUc. G-Befose
Judge BETTs.
SEIZED C0ODS
On motion Of the District Attorney, u bales Of to-
bseco marked L. g., and two bales Of scrap tobacco
imported in the schooner Pocahonlas by l.. Gin
soeho and seized the ground Of false invoice were
ordered 10 be forfeited and sold.
On similar motion large quantity Of gilt jewelry
consisting of brooches rings and other articles brought
10 New.YoIk in the steamer Washington 81 May,
1883, by Dennis Renault and attempted, we believe,
10 be smuggled also ordered 10 be forfeited aud
fod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

Nicaragua lie l9i. This Company is stated TO be max
ing more money than at this time last year when
running under an arrangement with the steamship
Company dividend II talked about in January D,xt
the earnings Of the past year having been extended
in the payment Of the debt Of the COMPANY, some
s700 600 incurred for the purchase OF nes steamers on
the Pacific and on the rivers, and Ia the settlement
with Com. Vanderbilt, buying osi his transit right,
&c The debt, II is stated, is now very small.
Cumberland closed a. 2sl. The market for Railroad
and state Bonds Il firm end active the transactions
reaching $500 900. Illinois Central sold to the e1-
tent Of 5000 at s73 81 for Construction, and 81
for Freeand, without the stock privilege OF Fries
1875. SEQ 900 sold AZ 9O3 o. an improvement Of y
cert Fries 1871 sold at siI. Hudson Sd Mortgage 7s.
New.York Central 1929. Sales Of Yrgnias were
made at 9sa. Indiana s., $4,000 at So c56l. Me
souris 95l. CALIFORNIA; s6i &C.
The inquiry for Exchange is moderate and the mar
bet favors the buyer. The beat signatures Sterling
have been sold at o. although some bankers continue
70 ask O. 10 e cent, without sales. The supply Of
outside bills is fair and bankers able to supply
themselves without renting gold. Francs are steady
at 5.15a5.l2l the supply being moderate excepting
bankers drawn against gold.
We notice engagements Of 5000 bushels Corn and
Wheat 10 Liverpool at 4id. 10 bulk aud sd. ships
bags; 800 bales Cotton ct J-32 a 3-l6d ship from
Shediac 10 Bristol Channel at 81; schooner to Lis
bon and back on private terms; ship of $50 tuns
from St. Johns to Liverpool at "a, and 5000 bushels
Corn to Glasgow on private terms.
The weekly Bank statement shows the line Of dis
counts and loans above one hundred mlions-.he
first time it has ever touched high point. The
Bank officers appear to feel that the condition Of the
specie reserves and the prospect of further increase
by the suspension Of large specie shipments jusiifes
them in even further increase OF loans if the wants
Of commerce and trade demand II. IL must be re-
marked that the loans are even now only q, 2OOOO
larger than they were when the Banks held less than
So 900 specie, while they now hold over
SIS 900 OOO From the decline in specie shipments TO
Europe and the continuance Of large receipts from
California we shall NOT be surprised TO see the gold in
Bank accumulate 10 slsOOO,OOO or s2OOO0,OOO.
With very large surplus Of cereals to export, and
the prospect Of foreign demand for the whole at
good prices, there are some close observers in the
nloneyed circles who even anticipate change OF the
specie current and return before January next Of q
portion Of the gold which has for the past year been
drained from ths country. California however, will
furnish enough Of the precious metal if we can but
stop the export TO Europe. The statement compares
with last week as annexed:
A. IfrrnIaf
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IT vi Uhk LLAssIFILAEIyl
Iu-anua y I'D. Mnr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
CAPS.

D ECElVED this day, the best assortment OF Gents,
II youths, and chdTen's Cloth CAPS brooght t0
tIS city wing selected great regards
style and qualY They cOTaPTlse in part I0II0Es:-
Gents cloth opera, HACK aad white; gents hair cloth DO;
bIzck drzb and green riding, bunting Gnd polio cas-
Aso the egyptian PyJeuniaI cricket cap, artieei
together with every other description OF hat cap
Ur14 s n. HARPER d son
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
HGHLY IMPORTANT.

64S684 4GO61464N4s
NELSON'S Premium Chinese LGstnI Washing Fluid
IN the greatest Improvement YET discovered for saving
ahoT end eIeuse IN shIng Clothing and House Clean
Ing Linens and COttons washed by fEIS Fluid viii be
winter ard softer Than than Il bIearhed the grass
wAERAuED not TO iHjuTe tks fabriC- Fvery ladF nay
<sy bersk that point, by SozkBsa piee Of Cotton
or LneniH in the Fluid, full strength, F0T q hoUTB which
viii clearly show that II mBst be purely harmless heE
diluted with gallons Of water to halfa pint OF fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid worth three TINES thu
single siIpeBce which will bay enough for large rliI,
washing. which can be done in 5or hours.
Manufactured and sold By the Snbsrber who has
Iy purchased the night for Ohio co1aEt, Va.
Jas. AEELOR,
AuP4 No. &c, Union 81, TheeIiEg, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

PIANO FORTES AND MELoDEONS.
TUST OPENED, hDe RoaeWood Piano Fortes, from
Rl CkiekeFing Sons manufacforY and Stodart d Co
New Or IncEnding ne RoosewoOd Piano. 81 octave
al OF which are o5sFed al factory prices.
Asoa large package OF fashionable mue, al a6, UnioE
Vow SoT istbe time If you ,u.uta bargain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
FALL FASHIONS FOR HATS

EHLL4 tLE1L44O-No TOFN M -
THE subscriber i PTePaEeto furnish his PATRONS and
the public with superior Hats Of latest Fan stye-
A those who think enough Of their heads 10 indulge Ihem
In the Of elegant and easy ftng Hat, VIII please
drop in and let tzke survey Of their eFaRRrs,
with cur COHDEuztuTe, In an such Ez1ntsE
70 furHxh send HGtA that win n 70 T, TithOut any
Ff fae rithtP,aee No. So ziEn of tEe big Red .t,
seeOnd do s0uth OILe Nortb Western Bank, MafB n,
q 4heelins's Va
czsE BeEa1. Tellaea, i.E l1e1s1l @ E.Iesy
i 10 IQHN h TAPPaE.I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
WHEELING.
No. 1 Super Phosphate of Lime.
VERSUS "GUANO."

TIRIS VARIABLE fertilizer has been used for several years
in EllERd and other paris Of Europe and Eu-
holds The Highest rank popularity and tie extent
which Il Is Rse aIor F4rnrs Its itIodpcti0n in this
country by Subscriber has receHt
Progress il has made In The estimation OF the public has
tTisl 9 three years Investigation Of its merits. In which
tine there has been reTy many seTuFGs1S experiments
made By the most scientific asreut9Ts, and yar1oUz
Clubs, Committees, &C. side BY side Peruvian Gu1HO,
toits relative value compared with the latter and In most
instances preference gwen 10 The 'GPer Phosphate OF
L1e.'' GCh reports returned VIII shortly be placed
before the public, Which viii convey mOTE information
Lhan Inc subscber ets diznosed to oer As The mann
chemical composition Is Of that nature TO once
ford Ood and growth OF an descriptions
which already vel known AID appreciated
Wnica decOuPoSed bY the addition o. enc 6h their
lz6d All SINS q ai AsIliaTiss ths lz.Iet s Sns
OF The eeent sents in the best FeTuSiaA Gahos
JOUnd suitable ali SOILS, warranted pure and ss1un-
AID when At maturity to be OuEd ecioas as here
Pamphlets win be forwarded application to the sub
scEiser or TO his agents, whose ane= follows:
do Rowletr, HARDLY d Co, Petersburg, Va.
do Borum & NcCBezB, S0EEo!k, Va
c. B. DE BURG,
Agricultural Chemist,
seF25 WtlhmsbuTgh, Long Island, y Y
New Watch and JeweIry Store.
Room, No. 4, WashingtSn Hall, AORrSe ST..
WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber would eaI the attention the pabr
his well selected stock o. watches clocks, jewelry,
His stock IS composed IN partor gold and silver watches
keysB CARDS ard Chains.
Every description OF goIdjewelryi
Gold, silver, silver plated and common spectacIesi
Pure tea DESERT sos4E' mustard sAd salt
Plated and German silver forks spoons, butter knives,
| etc. etc.
Pom mouuaes, pocket cutlery, scissors:
VERY PINE T7z0rS, strops, shaving cream, etG-i
Perumery, combs, brushes and gFeavartety OF fancy
Particular attention paid to repairing watches clocks
and jeEelty, and engraving handsomely done.
AskaTe Of patIOnase Is respectfully solicited.
aP5-dh c. P. BROWN
{ HUAKs! GIG ~, ks!I- -.
1000 PriRcad0s Cisars;
300 Apollo 90
500 Il Dorado do
$500 Washington Monument eiE7rsi
1860 PaEeiIas do
1900 Havana DO
5000 Dea Cruz Principe DO
! 20 boxes Ib lump ToNaecoi
y do 3lb- do do
| Just received and Gor SaIe by
Oetsr WV. LAUCFLIN.
| READY IN TINE FOR TIE SEaSONM
| NJ D. NOTE 4 BROS. FIRST stock OF new
| W. Spring Dry Goods
being received At their Market street
1t Is unnecessary specify the articles but sC II 10
is fHer than before,
and those wishing to bay can't do better than ell at 30
| T55 Marketstreet- MrI4
IIN00 LBS. wool TWiae;
| lOUU 100 lbs broom
| IO0 dOz- bed cords and plough lines;
S5 reels hemp and Manila bed cord;
10 cotton cOthes lines;
90 doI EBesi
20 coils Halter Rope
! 100 pair Yawl and ski oarsi
80 E1zt Poles
T4rPanlHs, dray covers, and awnings, on hand and
made oidsr Cordase Store, OF Water aBt
l1Ti IaSio s'''''- cHAs h BERRY
A SLIGHT MISTAKE N THE POETM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
Notice

N OLlC6
THE undersigned wing bought entire stock OF
L Goods beIoEginst MeSsrz- Wheeler & Lakin, SEeT-
Taiiors, beg inform citizens OF
healing and vicinity that he intends carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business the iOTHeTy
occupied By MessTS Wheeler d Lakin and having OBJ
aibcd tie services OF both OF former pTopTI LIE
is prepared 10 make TO order every article IN Hne,
In tie latest style aud best al very short tlCe,
and very low for Cazh- Having large stock hand
he is determined sell very low reduce ms stork and
make The SpTIEs Goods. Now is a chance
10 good Othns cheap He viii warrant every article
10 be recommended, sac.
Come one al,
and tive Gs cali,
Al SO.2, Washington Han
iant2 j 3. STALLMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

Removal.
0TcCLALLESS d KNOX have removed their TTlaL.-
l ale Stock Of Bo0ts as Saoes to the four story
bnck building,
few buildings North Of The Merchants q Mechanics
hank opposite side street. and doors
OF WIa 7. Se!byts dry EOOd store.
Tbank for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House, they confident increased
ties doing business, they offer merchants still
greater inducements for buying than he eretoioTe.
dC5S NcCLALLENS * KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES 3. MARSH,
Ev vHoLEsALE AND RETAM
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

Ne ia 4IOnEOe street, W AeelAnRS Va
NIT GREER, AND
I An now receiving Al my new store room on AoEroe
street. large and eleganf assortment OF boots and
SHOES, LicA ha1 selected with sFea: and lad
uctuFe by Ike best B0TkEen the East expressly
THIS trade prepared 10 accommodate Iay Gus
tOeES either wholesale retail with variety ot Srl
and Summer Gooas RoI 70 be surpassed By any Other
house in the city either style Workmanship, or dara
Amongst which viii be found the fOIowig seasonshle
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

MESSRS. BEANER & TURToN, having taken the
Ul R0ourO formerly occupied by Ar l. TsrbeI as Da-
sBerean Gallery, Of Main and Bidde streets, Cen
tre Wheeling, beg leave TO solicit share OF patronage
from his frieISs and the public al large
They make it rie not 10 let pictures go Out but
uIst are satisfactory. and well executed
Gold and Silver plating eIeeuted neatly
SoTers lei here for sign painting win be attended to
by J. THTtou q Brother. mr2S-2m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

EnSteatgneylEs Liquid EGz- Dge
ITO those Wshinga hair dye nay be depended up
/ On We can CbeerEly ecommend the above The best
o!ciiy reference can be is superiority
everything OF the kind In For sale, wholesale
and retail by II sd. s,A LoGaS 5 < &C; Co.;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
DaguerreotYpes.

IKESESSES taken with ali tie receutimp proyements
without any unnatural whieBess OF Lair, grey aP
Pearanee black dresses Every style Of 2.
On hand Price from dollar uFWaTds-
Rooms, No 50 MouTOe street, near TIE Court House
anglo WN. COWBEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
WHEELING Va, THURSDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.

III Il Il
Eagle Forge, Wire & Ir0n Works
z. c. DEWEY, Proprietor
WAREHOUSE, so. 60 AAIa 7STkEET,
wheeling, TaSSsN
NJ Z 3. AXES lseayy and light FoEsls BOiieT xiv
%RsiirOSi and suzpensIOn BriisseiEpu work made to
order ncI1
Wheeling Savings Institution.
OFFICE. NO. I93, MINIS ST.
once open Eom 9o'elock, a m, na-tSP m Discount
DNOney Teeeived On trSHsieut dsPe Interest paid
J-TR-IIAcExE, A1E1 ROsERs. AlEx. PAITox, A. Y.
JoHSsoS, pAxtEI sTEExEOD, Jas NAEsz, A9AA FEcH-
AKA AEo d. T. LzsT-DlHErTOES; v,,2So~ p--z
wM MCCOY. Treasurer. aagsi
.. " rEIsKELI :. a. TEEzER Z. = alEEA ARlNsEN, IN.
HEESKELL&G o.,
DeaIerS In an kfnd8of
Fancy and Stapl Goods,
t6fHef u BEETEet nd 7Cl58 SzTGets, fhree
~m s. Wtskham's AnFtIC9 81 RoOG.,
R G MILLER- n " ALLLEE
r. C. Miller & Bro.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. c La.
zieEa, Srainers and payer hangers,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
66 MARKET ST, WHEELING, Va.
THE SUBSCRlBER having made extensive arrange.
uents in the East Tor the supply Marble, aud
the attention Architects, Buders and pub in sen
eral the Inspection Of his stock, consisting OF Italian,
EytIzu Sienna and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities, which be sold lower than aAyOther
Dealers would find it to ther advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done In elaboTafe STYLE and he
would invite the of purchasers his
Statuary and other carved work, Monuments Cea
otzpns ToIabs Head foot stones &C. and Crave yard
work in every variety; being enabled by superior ac
tes to supply This work prices thaA
any other btssElenr the country.
giVe me n a n work
MICHAEL J. ROHAS,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
"AIso CaIcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
the lowest trade prices ~ d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

Tobacco and Cigarsl
JTTM LAUCHLIN No I5a Main street, Lsss among his
w large assortment the following articles
1000 ConsueIo eigars;
100 La EI6iSa
I0b5 Prinsedo
1000 EI SalEAdU
IGO5 Il Dorado
800 LaPT0teccion cjgsrSi
1OU0 PyuncIea
1000 Flores Ha5bana
Boxes twin brolherA tObaceoi-
Virginia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

@z0@Dlu6zM
C011LERCIAL COLLEGE,
LOCATED no. 12T BALTIMORE ST.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
THE OF training in this Institution embraces
Double En:ry ROok Keeping. practically applied to
Inc n41nagemeni OF MeIr4Hne, Aanut1etIrinS; RanG'
ship, Mercantile Computations, Lectures Commercial
Law ard Mercantile Science
The exercises IN hook keeping are al strictly PRACTICAL
being deduced from business transactions, EaOld
and ehoc adopted by the most skiItiU Accountants in
If Circumstance
SiIsasTs eontsiHing tsEs. college regulations, g.
NEW SAYINGS BANK STORE.
AT THE OLD POST oFE1CE OPPOSITE THE M'LuRE
HOUSE.
ITO the citizens or Wheeling and vicinity: Feeling very
thankful i0r The liberal patronage received from you
70 can your atteHon 70 my constantly TeFlensed STOCK
OF BOots Shoes Hats, Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sscks
al the Market and Monroe feeling
dent there is no greater in this markets white In
quality surpassed ia Western ViTgniz, and in
you all cali eUd mine M st0ok, the IAN
guage OF ''''' will bor-aIiaSl beeOaDe
eezity The nUIsso nope and The pupil Of art TO ae
To the ladies' particularly, would say. have large
Which viii seI al cost as The season is sdvsacing
have also Quantity of silk and ersFe b9nnss WINCH
To country merchants we would say tat we vT1i up-
any bills bought nihe eastern cites Or cash j9
5000 Cases
MeGLALLE5S,s < KNOX have moved their whn1e.as
building lI3 Main street
Tbey nave new in store and receiving daily:
800 CASES meas boots;
100 boys boo;s:
. :. :. yesths s:', S9Sss:
15 :, womsn's lsee boots
100 tenny Lind Shoes;
60 :. misses lace boots;
Thankful the very HSeral patronage heretofore er
extended 10 The House, they soeits continuance OfIhe
Merchants rber way east are earnestly invited To eau
and exaIaiIe their stock
mri6 AnfLALLENS & KNOX
REMOVAL.
r & D. BAYHA have removed to their new and spa
y eio-s brick buildings 1s Mari street, vvherethey
an0as ''!f fi9 aSG M EP SHEET 81 EieT IRON WARE
md keep for SAFE japan Ware and Houehod Furnishing
hea Tey vvszI v eesse and RcEsaf the i6e lS7csI
market prices. Their old customers and PHhIc go
description Of arueEesiu thsirE oEPty made 10
e' tiebl0:1v
GREAT BARGAINS!
SECOND FALL STUCK
arrived AT
Isaac Prager's Bargain Store.
uAy1SG returned from the East with uy seeopS eaI
IL Stock Shall be able 10 oder pei C goods
tBaL will in cheapness suTpass anything
invite. therefore, those tEaI visa TO purchase to
call Iae, as determined 0Eer greater iuduce-
ments than in order sustain my naIae for eEg
the cheapest goods in town.
ReceiVed-aBotheT lot of those
Cheap Kid Gloves at e5c
do PaTamertas &c
Bonnet RibboTs al &c
In
with many ether bargains fetioEs TO mention.
Call early and don't mistake the place.
ISAAC PRAGER, lis NsinSt
HTl0 between Monroe aad CAiun ST.
T hnTe Just received Ene assortment Of mems Kp
CaIfsHd cork soed boots, good assortment Of
uea's and boys ShOea sale which cheap for
ian iaai@ TiH'' Nv. RHODES. agent.
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Wilde a. Brother

COPPER, Tin, ~ SHEET lEEOH WAX L
Mandatory.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
I StOSed him. the subscriber would respectful.
inform his friends and the public generally that he
eontinoes manufacture the above Haud articles in
all their variety, OF which he has always han1 good
2orteht for wholesale and retail! very low Prieest
He also keeps hand, cooking Of the most aP
proved patterns for coal and wood
Job work viii Counue 10 receive his particular attention
nj be executed with PrOptneSs and IL stye that will
.n-ss = H.--. --s rARNEy m s Min :.
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Holiday Presents
Mt Ne. 4 Washington HAIL, 3IOnro

nt Ne. 1 Washington Hail, IOnrOe street.
HAVING just returned from the eastern cities,
IL Offer fOT sale 1ne aud complete assortment OF
watches, JewelrJ, Silver ware ard FaDcy Goods.
Persons desiring 10 purchase invited cal and
anime Ey Goods, which determined 10 sen rheeY
cS the rhez?esT.
Quality OF all goods warranted prove good a
presented. c. p. BROWN,
dCi9 Monroe
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PIRENAN,s HATS.

/ G AVERY kas received sufficient number Of Fire
.. Rats for two Companies winch will
sep5 s AVERY.