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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-25
ARTIFICIAL TEETH!!!


Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
DENTISTS,
No. 156 WEST SISrH STREET, BETWEEN RACE AND Elm
Cincinnati.
THIS Office, under management OF its present pro-
i PTietOs, has bee niECrcasig reputation tor superi
operations IT. the Artificial Des Ttment Of Dentistrv
Tor ihe last ten Years and no exncTss or eSarI III ~
wanting to give satisfaction to all ho may with
III bscrtbers woud attention to the following
essential points pertaining to Artificial Teeth, beau
and natua apPea auCr, quality and SticnGtlO
tile materials, comfort 10 tile wearer, and use uness in
restoring The natural appearance The speech. abil
" TO masa ate; in all OF which they warranted in
Saying they exceeded by none, and equaICd by but
TEETH
Inserted from one 10 a full set with Artificial Gums
Full and hall SITS invariably inserted hy suction.
All operations III Dentistry performed Inthe
TERMS:
Considering the superior Character OF the work, and
[.e ahlee syeh' they ae the Ost reasonable in The
TWO TEETH or MORE on GOLD PLATE,
SD per EOoIh.
TWO TEETH OF MORE SILVER PLATE,
81 per Tooth
The money reiunded ii the Teeth DO not prove satts-
cz~For the Information those living at distance,
we would state tat our facilities SuCn, that can
to Is hours and small pieces proportions SO that no de
teu;ioH need be apPtehended.
y " &. e cRNEKoS. RgSqAS, }Den,lsts
,,,5;I No l5' West Sixth ST. between Race and Elm,
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted TO Wheeler IL Lakin, by book
~ account or otherwise, hereby notified that pay
neI must be made forthwith, they having assigned
the same to NE Tor the benefit OF their creditors.
iaml2 J. II. PENDI EToN, Trustee
DISSOLUTION.
NHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm OF
Gordon, clarke IL Co., has this day dissolved by
mutual consent. L. s. GORDON,
CLA HKE u THAW,
March Isl, 1871 J. d. AMER.
CO-PARTNERSllP
tE subscriber have this day into partnership
ior the purpose Oi tramsaotig Commissioned For
wards business, under te syic of Gordon, Matthews
" Co., and solicit continuance o: the business late
hrm. Il. $. GORDON,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
JNO. l.. AGNEW.
March 1st. 1854. nr4
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HIGHlV 2MPNRTNNI=

n ELSON'S Premium Chinese LustraI Washing Fluid
~ the greatest Improvement yet discovered, saving
labor end expense Ia washing Clothing and House Clean
ing. Linens and COttos washed by this Fluid viii be
witer aud softer hon Than II beached the grass
WAERA ED not to jure the fabric. Every lady NAV
s@tsIy herself That po by soaking pied Cotton
or llnenin the Fluid, ln strength for 81 hours which
VIII clearly show that IT 'Hs; he ely harmless, vixen
Tie Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single slXpence which will buy enough large family
washing, which car be done d hours.
Manufactured aud sold by the subscriber, who hasIate
ly purchased the right for Ohio oOuuyt Va
JAS. MELLOR,
AuPe 20. 26, UniOn st., wheeIi.g, Va
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E5FGr advertisements greater length, and less than
lUI column Oneer time than two months,
discount OI so pei cent the above will be made for
eacb square for the hiSt three months, and Go percent
,tAeieaer- , -. tf. ~
prT asuun oIUG
For b.si e>s OF professional cards, square, psf
lnnuIn ,dS dS'S, EG
FOrue Column NOut"eJ o"S 90 10
halt '' " .-....-..'..'.'. GV' GV'B
4rI! 50 per cent on the above for inside.
Up sonal Communications Cha sed at $500 per thou
sand ems 100
1,r rs square, and rate o. discount thereon for
r.aer number sIua under the general head. and
Ilcen.s lac tor siMgie insertion.
Eustuess ad ye Itsen,ents with monthly change, one
sqGaie yesr 20 3n
"a me yyt'h weekly change. So,O
Sor.ce oi la..hs inserted gsatuii ly, but funeral
uocc cha 'se'' :"
Noninatloms charged for each candidate for seIa-
raie Office Inserted month less, IN advance 2oO
Rel. ous notices inserted IOr hail prlc:
K. BARTLESoN,
JOHN T. RUSSELL,
BEATTY II TO.
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IOTICEi

: II. persons knowing themselves Indebted 10 Nc
tIaens q hEOX earnestly requested 10 Cal aud settle
by cash OF mrte before the lst OF January
Persons having claims against tile firm wilIFlease pre-
eHt them Tor liquidation.
dcis MCCLALLENs & KNOX.
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Co-Partnership.


Ale5Grrs! Stores onl Hsadin gs yrenis4
WILL pay Twelve dollars pc. thousand tor good white
au6 II inches heaT-One third he headings 90
ches long, inches wide clear sap, II inches
heart delivered at the wharf railroad depot
GEO. W. SMITH,
l1H2O IVHssling gBrsLrSTv.
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NOt1ce
lHE Undersigned, having bought the entire stock
Goods belonging TO Messrs. Wheeler & Lakin, Mcr.
Chant laors, would beg to inform citizens
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring business in room
occupied by MessTs. Wheeler & Lakin, and having
alncd the services of both OF the propric u.s.
is prepared 10 make up 10 order every article line
III the latest style and best nauTer very shOr notice.
and very low for cash Having large stock hand now
lie is determined TO sell very low, reduce his
make room for the Spring Goods. Now a rare chance
TO get good clothing cheap He will every article
to be as recommended, no sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've call,
At EO.2, Washington Hall.
iani2 J. H. STALLMAN
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IWoFIIIIN7IE'IEo 4ITFIFFu ItNE DUE. y
those wishing hal dye that may depended u-
i on We CHncheeTiuiy recommend the above The bcat
Uict:y reference can be given to lis superiority
everything Of the kind in For sale wholesale
and retail by 7. H. LOGAN Il Co..
nnTsl Sole agents iuf1iS Citv,
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NeW and DesirqMe Goods.


TUST. received, and new lot of bonnet ribbons, o
y handsome styles and scarce cOlors at
myl7 W. D. MoTTE F BRO'S.
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ebe nobeeItrrg 1utrlligeptter,
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY. TRI-wEEKLY ann WEEKLY, BY
BEATTY &c 60.
oyFICE-Cornet Of Main and Quincy Streets
Entrance from Quiney-si.
TEIelIS.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.

,THE UNDERSIGNED, publishers OF newspapers in
% tv Wheeling, in view OF the Increased price OF pa
% and other expenses, rendering their expenses
E sreacr than heret0iaVe do agree charge the follow
ne n. rates Cor advertising aud in whatever to
,srse than the rates bellows lines less OF
Saleil constitutinsa square;
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A CHOICE variety OF chlIdEen's Fancy Hats,-jus
n opened at
myl7 W. d. MOTTE 4. BROS
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HatS and Cans-

HaGS ana caps.
WE fave this day received tue finest and most
ocautiu assortnmnts OF HAS and Caps, that have
ever had or brought this cty the most lash
iOIbe that could he made in the eastern markets.
Il comprises :npart the following kimds
Cicfs No Silk moleskn Hats light and elastic ma
by the bsst hatters East, and in strict with
our orders Gents fine whiic and black beaver, oter
seal &c; Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, white
and hacki soft uramd wool hats OF evely COLOR quality
aud price.
Also-Caps OF every desc eriron and of the most re-
cent Stl"s, sucn the Nevada, Kunw Nothing, Pyra
neSe, Pyamid Canadian, SUs. Englis h, W ,shing-
ton and Comso iiatlon caps ani AL other kinds iii
dance. which will be sold IuSer goods OF these
kinds were ever Ofe. ed before 10 :hts community.
Childiens Hats and Caps all kinds Just received
from the musc iashiouabl houses i'll New York
Carpet bags, Furs and Gloves always hanJ
All pei sous are most respectfully invited To
anime our magnificent stock of GOODS before purchasing
elsewhere, as we ieel confident that we please the
most tlstidiOuS.
Nothing will be wanngon part to suit and accom-
nlodale our numerous patrons.
a Word to GOumIry Merchants.
II you wish thing the way Hats aud CAPS lust
give US call will qua antec that will sell you
goods as low they he got where this side o
Philadelphia, and on the most avOr~h.e terms.
nv1 6. D. HARPER e son.
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Fall Fashion for Hats.

Fdl1 t'dSn1On 1Or AaGS.
THE subscriber prepared to furnish his numer-
patrons and all the est OF maHiHd' with spIen.
did hats Oi the
LAT EST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which endurance brauty fnish cannot be
surpassed and whom shaped TO the head by
tive, tit with perfect ease.
4LSO ieCeivnsa argeassOrtment Of mems, youths and
chidren's SOFT Hats, comprising black, mapped, plain,
Hon Int, ,yenOn, ngrahan HOuus ,etc., tOseh
er with fine assortment OF mems, youths and chdIen's
Caps all o! which offered at Iowcstpices, Wholesale
and retail.
sepI1 w. w, JlMESON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMEs 3. MARSH.
NKw WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

No. 3J Monroe street, Wheeling, Va.
GREER, ASn CO.
AM now receiving tuy new siO,e Monroe
street large and ccsSnt assortment of boots and
shoes, hch 1d selected with sIei: and had
tactured By the best wOrknen in the kasi expressly
this trade. am now pIepaTedI 10 accommodate my
TONERS etner wholesale retail ~ variety offspring
and summer Goods, not 10 be suiaSsd by any other
biity.
Amongst which will be tound the following seasonabIe
goods:
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LAWNS.
100 PIECES Portsmouth and Pacific printed Lawns
4JO fast cOiOTS, To sell at I2l cents.
l. 5 o;--A choice assortment Of French and ScOtcl
Lawns in new designs, reed TO day at
mylT W. D. MoTTE & BROS
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Sexton, Seal & SWearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
~ ~" '- FHiLAD iLPHiG. IRG'f Al" street,
J. w. SEXTON, L. SEAL, A. VAN SwEARINGEN.
" Dry Goods in city. II comprises in part Of
Hosiery Of all kinds and qualities. -
6toVcs, Undershtrts, Dress Shirts and Collars.
WOOllCE yarns Ur different shades and coIOrS
fine assortment OF Shell Combs
Brushes all descriptions
Dress and l'aiInrs Trimmings Of all kinds.
Burnctts, six cord COI'd Spool Cotton
PcIlumcTy Oiall kinds
well as great many styles goods ofour own impor
taton wlchwe cannot here mention, and whchare wei
worthy the attention byers. We we can make ii 10
theI1nlereStto give us trial. sepiS
Pendleton q Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
oRthe sale of LeafTobnccO, Flour, and PlOduce gen.
IsOSmin's Wharf, aud Depot. 500 Pratt st.
pppy,, ,o Baltimore,
Hugh Jenkins d. Co.
". Brume Sons,
Long d ByTH, and baltimore
The tn cashie!s Of any of the
n nait'1ole t L banks. banks nv -,
S. Brady, NJ d 81 BanH, ,,,,-,,
IaISmt q DelaPlaln, wheeling
Jas. K. Baker.
Jas. Mcculy, Pittaburghs
Rhodes & ogbay. BrdgenOIt.o.
Green nN Dorsey, POwhattan II. o.
Sn9s 94TSey GaP5n1 ss emOnt co..
Jacob q. Grove, st. Clairsville, o.
Peter Me2ager, GaliPois, o.
Tweed, Shelly q Wright, !
lose TOssp6c : t.,Is Butler & Co. cincinnati, o.
Geo Green, Jun,
Gordon q Co., ,,,,,
G. McMOran, 'VuISHIS'
saml. S. Preston & Co.
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Also great variety here enumeTatcd which viii
sell at wholesale retail The reasonable terms
Merchants from distance will find 1t 10 their aIvauiag
10 Call and examine my stock before they make iheil
Sprirg aud Sumner purchase.
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COpPEIk, TEN, 81 alIlGE'l' IsiON VVNlIE5
Mandatory.
THANKFUL for the IibsraI patronage heretofore
S bestowed upon him, the subscriber would rcspeCt.
~ y Inform his friends and The public gener ally ttmt lie
tontinues manufacture above uanlcd articles in
ali their variety OF which he has always GA and good as
sOIinient for wholesale and retail very low prices
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves of The most an
proved patterns for and wood y
JOB work will continue his particul7 attention
nu he executed with promptnes and in style that viii
lease the fastidfous ~ W."
a,sg24 E vIRNEY. no 6 Mains,
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EIGHTEEN MONTHS
HAVE expired since concluded to close my Dry Good
IL busInessi and having many persons still Indebted 70
nope they do not toHger time TO nav for Good
lhat should have been paid for long since.
DON'T be ashamed, but along and get Z recenti r
full. TIL. JOHNSTON, Jr.,
mrs warehouse of Syrenev Johnstnn & On
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On Saturday evening, February II, Of consumption,
DR.. X 8 N. ANDERSON.
His relatives riepds and members OF Crystal Lodge Of
l. O. Of o. f. respectfully invited TO attend his fune
raj this morning at eleven O'clock from his late resi-
dence, No. Il Lispenard street.
On Saturday night, February IL, after short Illness
ALLIE rnuRsTos, aged ! year, months aud "a days
twin daughter OF Edson d, and Louisa ". Hammond
On Sunday, February is, after a short but severe
Illness in the ssth year Of her age JAsr wife Of william
Btecher
and Thomas Featon, are invited 10 attend her funeral
from the Baptist church in Sixteenth street Eighth
aveuue this afternoon, at oge o'aiocE. Her remains
win be taken TO Greenwood for intsrnen,.
New Haven and Waterbury papers please copy.
On sunday morning February ~, Mis- SARAH A. HowE,
wife of Joseph q Hose, aged 10 years.
H. relatives and friends, also the order OF l. o. OF X
Washington tent Nc ], and the Oder generally, are
most respectfully invited 20 a nd her Guer from her
late residence No 1a3 Sixth avenue, after
noon, At one O'Clock, without further notice.
On Sunday February Is, JosEPn sHEaoT SEN, IN the
The friends and relatives Of the family and the vete
Of 1872 respectfully invited n attend hi. iune
r~sitenc~, No loo First street. His remnins viii be
taken 10 staten Island for iuterrnsnt.
On Sunday February Is after short Illness FREDg-
Rc A. infant child OF Richard y. and sarah Brlncker
hcH, sged year, months and 23 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral, this afternoon, twp
o'eiock from No "a west Thirteenth street, without
iurth. invitation. His yin he taken to Cypress
Oh sunday, February Is, II scarlet fever, H,xSAu
Asr, infant daughter OF A. H. and Hannah a. cnace
sfed years and months.
Funeral ~ four O'Clock this afternoon.
On Moncsy, February 10, JoS @. HaiGHr aged so
years.
The trends aud relatives % the ally, ami those Of
his faiberin.lsw, Lawrence Alderman, invited to
attend fuoera frou his late residence No. il6 state
street Brooklyn L. J.. TO morrow afternoon, At three
oclocs. without further notice
ON Monday morning, February 10, after severe III.
nes., ClIlEIts NnIE, aged 90 years.
The friends ami relatives Of tbs family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this raesay) Afternoon
AZ one O'Clock from the residence OF his soun Law, G.
Mason No. 1s4 Franklin street, without further tD--
tstiop Bis re mains will 20 Cypress Hills for
iptsruept
Rssdout and Pousbhs-psis papers please eopy.
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On Sunday morning. February Is, MARY ELIZA relict
John Rohler, in the 46th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of tina family are
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, at two
O'Clock from her late residence No. 20 St. Marks place.
Mother too has gone to rest
We are left alone to mourn;
Now our ties on earth are severd,
For Pa and'Ma haxe gone to heaven
At Hudson, New York, on Saturday morning, Februa.
daughter OF William G. and Cornelia H. b. Richards OF
this city aged Is months
In Brooklyn, Monday, February 10, MARY L.,
youngest child Of James r. and Sarah II. Mciee aged
years and months.
The friends and acquaintances the family nvit
ed to attend the funeral their residence, No 154
High street. at two o'clock this afternoon without fur
Their invitation.
On Monday, February TO- ISABELLA KATE, daughter of
Anthony T. and Anna Gallagher aged year, months
and days.
Her funeral win take place this Tuesday afternoon,
81 Madison street. The friends of the family are
specially invited to attend
In Burlington Iowa, on Saturday December 23 in the
ga pear Of his age, JAMES fourth of John Kelly,
deceased, Of New York city.
New London Conn., and Charleston, 8. c., papers
At Springfield, New Jersey MARIA H relct of the
late Adriel Pease, formerly OF this city.
Of Trueworthy R. and Sarah R. swasey aged Is months
Eastern papers please copy.
On Monday. February 10, Mrs. ANN KEARSEy, in the
The friends and tances Of the family are nvit.
ed to attend the funeral at hafpas one O'Clock this
Utica papers please copy.
On Sunday February is, WILLIE ABBOTT, only son OF
Isaac b. and Eunice +. Wellington, aged 1s months
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his fter No.
104 Carroll street. Brooklyn, this afternoon at three
O'Clock without further invitation.
At Sapghae, China Saturday, October H. Of dysen-
terry SrTTS c. FINDING of stephen and Catherine
Fielding, aged Is years, 10 months and IA days.
Louisville, KY, papers please copy
On Monday, February 10, CHARLOTTE L., daughter Of
John 8. and Eenor Magnes.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral afternoon at two O'Clock
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood.
At his residence, of Twenty ninth street and
Tenth JosKH DEAN aged 60 years and 10 months
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from the Friends meeting house,
Downing street Beecker, at halfpast ten O'Clock
to morning.
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On Wednesday, January IA, by the Rev. W. Smith,
M JOIN J. THOMPSON TO Miss LOUISA VAycorT, all OF
this city
/ On Saturday, February 3, In the City Hail. Brooklyn
by his Honor u. Culver, City Judge, CHARLES A. USGER
TO Miss TnEoDoLISDE 0TTILR SToLL.
On Monday, February l9, by the Rev. NJ Jamison, Mr.
BENJAMIN o. DvoE, Of San Francisco California to Miss
LOUISA scoIT, Of this city.
In Brooklyn, on Sunday. February Is, by the Rev R.
j. Walker Colonel JOSEPH J. DILLON to MARY JANE only
OF Captain Joseph Hamilton, both Of Brooklyn
On Saturday, February IL, by the Rev John Thomson
D. d. ROBERT TAFT Esq, of Eizabethtown N c., TO Miss
EIIzanErH BURTON VERT, both from Hacdington, East
Lothian, Scotland.
Ednburg papers please copy.
On Monday, February ~, by the Rev. Stephen H. Tying
ID. D., DR.. IGyATrus JEROME 0'BEES TO SARAH ANNA,
daughter of Marcus Colburn, Esq. all OF this city
BY Rev. James Met, at his residence, No. 30S Grand
street, Tuesday evening, January 0, Mr.. THOMAS H.
SuILwnL to Miss MARION FRANCES, only daughter Of g.
j.. Wing, Esq, all Of Brooklyn.
eTOn Monday February ~, ut Jamaica, by the Rev An
thony Farrey, MicnAiL CONWAY, Of New FORK TO LYDIA
A. O'DoSSnI, daughter OF John o'Donnel Esq, ia
maica, Long Island.
On Monday February 49, by the Rev. Thos. Gulaudstt
ut Trinity church, Broadway, Mr. GoRHAM p TAYLOR to
Mrs. MARY c. yoRAHAM, ali of this city.
In Tallahassee Fla, on Sunday January %, by the
Right Rev Bishop Rutiedge, Lieutenant LaRDyER Grn
bon, u. s. ", of N. C., 70 ALICE REBKccA daughter Of
the late John s. sheppard Esq
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Caution % Western Merchants.-In Order tO
protect myself against fraud, and the public against
dangerous mpostions deem necessary to state that
limitations Of my Schiedam Aromatic schnspps are
abroad and TO warn all who purchase the article against
these deleterious and dangerous preparations.
Let the merchants therefore, and the public be on
their guard against deception. Let be borne in mind
that the name OF schnapps" belongs exclusively to my
article that it Is manufactured and imported by me
only and that any other preparation sold I'M Ter that
name Is an imposition upon toe purchaser.
am impeled to state these facts from a knowledge
that attempt has been made by certain grocers aud
liquor merchants claiming to be respectable TO Hood the
market with imitation schnapps 10 the injury OF my IN
teress and reputation without regard to the serious
suits which mayand indeed must-fo'low the introduce
ton of their impure and noxious counterteits.
Be it, therefore, clearly understood that all gin pur-
porting to be schnapps that are not put up In quart
pint titles bearing the words, "udolpho Wolfe, In
raised letters the side and verified by label with
autograph signature well by seal on the cork In
pressed with my in wax fraudulent limitations
The "schiedam Aromatic Schnappso thus autheuti-
Gated is endorsed their signatures by thou
sand leading physicians and adopted in their practice by
nearly the whole medical faculty but as all gin is ia
vored with juniper 1t is quite possible that many who
are not accustomed to discriminate the qualities Of gin
by the taste may fail to distinguish by that between
my pure preparation and the fiery aduterated stuff sold
as 81 schpapps by INSCRIPTIONS imitators Therefore,
look to he Impression the bottle and the cork and
zee that my autograph sgnatureto counterfeit which
Is a felony-is on the label UD0LPH0 WOLFE,
Sole importer and manufacturer 49, 90 and % Beaver
street.
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A UCTION NoTICE-J poGARr, AuCrIoNEER-BY

A UCrI0N NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTIoNEER-BY
"A s. Bogart this day, at 10n o'clock, at the
ialesrooms corner OF Frankfort ard VILLAIN streets,
block frcm City Hail. assignee's ale Of the entire
stock of fancy and dry goods store writing cases, al
bums manuscript books, dominoes, bronze Islands,
fifty five ladies' hats ladies' mems and chdrens hose
and half hose; woolen and Grape shawls kid gloves,
lace gimps nsertngs, gold pens, HAIR brushes, toy
paints fty dozen white and colored shirts trawers
vestpgs patent inktands, velvet vests aud variety Of
other goods Sale p,remptory; deposit required.
Thursday, at l0h O'clock large sale Of household fur
niture, at the auction rooms.