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Lasest from Norfolk.

Lafesf Jrons Norfolk
BslrinoEE, Sept ls.The Georgia brings tidings Of an
increased mortality in Norfolk and Portsmouth On Mon
day As deaths occurred Norfolk and 20 had taken place
up to Tuesday
In Portsmouth, from the hour Of dusk ON Monday night 10
Tuesday noon, there IL deaths.
In both cities large increase Of cases was reported
Yioisni Gales Nacaakis and Ch,eagoLo.. ofie eaer
Setasopot dc.
CncAco, sept ls.--During violent gale, which COM
menoed here this afternoon, tho brig Tuscsrors, from the
lower lakes loaded with COAL dragged anchor and
her masis and rigging all carried crew we're saved
by hie-boas The vessel viii probably 20 pieces before
morning The gale Ia increasing fury Several other yea
ses are in sight.
We learn from Miwa uke that during storm this morn
ing the steamer sobastopo at s. A. m went Ashore two
miles south OF the mouth Of the Milwaukee river Tho atcs
accounts that she the bar with the waves
Ing over her. Men, women, and children seen on
board She would probably 20 pieces unless storm
abaed Two attempted TO swim the shore from the
Vessel but failed and drowned the other report
that there arc large number Of passengers board
We have QUO hours later accounts from NH suke, which
state that there is chance OF Saving tho steamer ac
bastoro and that ehc had already commenced going 10
pieces
Saaieg Of ,hs Aaua,is.
New YosK, Sept lo-The steamer Atlantic sailed hence
to-day with 100 passengers for Liverpool She takes ont
only ST., 900 in specie.
'iors dad for the Sufyers.
foarLarp, (Maine) Sept ia meeting of citixens has
bsen held aud committee appointed to raise
for the relief Of the sufferers az Norfolk and Fosmcuth
Narkets.
New YoBK, Sept. H. Flour il somevhat lower sales of
lObo9 barresatrnight State brands 81 81 good Ohio
81 81 southern Il unch4ngedales at S6 G2 Wheat 10
unchanged and iirnsoubsrn white 81 50 So 01; red,
81 30. Corn trHe lowerEaes Of $4,000 bushels west
crn mixed at 81 cents Pork lower and OF
100 barrels at s22 37s. Beef Is rmrepacked Chca
20, Sic 50 SIT. Lard lie rlin balrels, liza l2t cents
Whskey is firm at &9s4 cents.
BALraose, Sept. Ia Flour Howard street aud Ohio
flour is firm at yesterdays pricessales at 81 rs City Mills
less firm than heretofore but sales quote
il still ut 81 ~, which figure buyers generally decline
Whearecepts of $4,000 bushols-whte, 81 so 81 "a;
red, 81 rs Cornwhite is better-saes ut s5 90
cents yellow is unchanged Pork-nods, S22 prime, $50
per barrel Beef quiet Baconsides 1925 l3I1 cents
shoulders, 10 cents. Hams, 12h 1873 cents
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srEnEsrISe WEDDING pARTy.--ln our list OF marriages
this evening says the Boston Transcript OF the l4th
report wedding which the venerable DR.. Lowell Off
GATED We informed that additional interest was inn
parted TO tho services from the fact that Dr. lowell more
than forty years since married the father and mother of
each of the parties lie also chstened the bride in her
fancy and five of her brothers and sistcs all of whom v
ing present In the company Eve couples whom
the Doctor married. several If not tho of them
grandparents. 1t remarked that while the aged mn-
lister was thus surrounded by friends Of three generations
be was about The youngest man in the party.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
srArE DEPARTMENT.

Notice Mara.Thc following notice of the alteration
Of Tar light the straits of Gibraltar issued from the
photographic Office, Admiralty London the 2lst Of Au-
gust, 1855
&" The Spanish government has given notice that aud
after the LIST OF September the present revolving light
the south point Of TRa island will be changed fixed
light OF the natural color.
" The position of the light remains nnatercd in BIG deg
N, and long. deg. SO min 81 west Of Greenwich
" The Illuminating apparatus is catadioptrc, and
the first ORDER and the light being 1872 feet above the is
visible at the distance Of 20 miles."
This notice affects the following admiralty chart and de
rectons South coast Of SPAIN from Gibraltar to Alicante
No 1lsG Gibraltar straits plan, No. i42 Also the general
charts Atlantic and Medcrranean with the plan in Fnos
dir sctions, aud No in the lighthouse list.
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puRE ALL LINEN FaHRlCs IN GREAT PROFU-
sonOur stock the highest point in all goods OF the
above class.
Table amssk in all grades and widths, from medium 10
stylish and fac
An sheeuss pillow cases. al, think much
less than the prizes.
Table napkins The aud mort modern etyc really low
prices.
Toweiling and towels in endIess variety.
Fruit dnyiic-, various and prices.
Newport, 'sHadcn, "Turkst, us and Other bath
Scotch and o,sr Diapers medium to tbs extra
nuc tor chidrens aprons
Long Iaw linen cHmbrics.
Probably Of Irish
qualities the Dist which manufactured in Ireland
10
10 dozen stitched linen shirt bcsons assorted pieces
New supplies rccs vsd daily
proveibaIy low price only. All ahon m establish
positively prohibited varying tho prize which
marked IN figures Hence purchase with perfect
confidence that they charged
Persons the hab purchasing cordially invited
TO call and the styles and found At house rhe
best Judges Of goods preftrred)
Those who have Jnly bills will pcuse 90 SO before
commencing
Good articles, low prices,
cases. FERRY BROTHER,
central etoFcs,' buiainx,
Sen D stcoif oppos,tc Centre Market
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ny }. G. MCCLURE e, A,,otao neer

HsRUsTEE's SALE OF EXCHANGE HOTEL,-By virtue NJ y
deed uf trust from David A. Hall, dated the Isl day
August ies duly recorded omong the land ecos Washington
county IN the District Of CaIunbis, Lter W. d. No pj fnss
Gb bi 1872 aud 1885, the undersigned will se public
Monday, The lat day Of October Iss O'clock
'oyng parcel OF properly lying and Washing
TOM known part Of lots Noa and IN 4 heins tie
which conveyed BY the Bank
sad DAVID Hall by ed bearing with u deed 81
soctad and sgceay The description and limits
forth 10 she sd deed TO the ssd DAVID A. Hail. with the Improve
mcnts thereon
his property fronts nnrb between streets
west, and ie vel known as the !" Exchanges Hotel"
The or sale One-tbfd caeh paid within five
ffoD, the sale, this
ak snd twelve months day
of ac sccu y deed of the property All
the Of The porcbaser tbs cf rae
wh within days after the
E tile lek 1edUnS
celou.
Sale 10 take Place 10 front of the prmise..
JAMES ADAMS, Trustees.
jas. =. MCGUIRE,
Sep, lid Aueiourcr.
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this day appointed Mr. John Scrvcncr col
for establishment Those persons trdch'
Juy that dste,
&ety nntAed they will be called upon ny Mr..
scvcrer fully authorized 10 make settlements INC
Of fm hop. they prepared
her delay il is nater Of sreat Importance 10 US
ssp2Q-lc,u CLA0ETT, NEWTON, MAY, 60.
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The Retired Lit.Sone idea may be formed Of the
curacy of the lists published in the New York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore papers, when state that of the
which appear 10 these lists the Of members OF the
board who were appointed to frame retired list.
Death Of an 09er.-0acisl intelligence has been rcecv-
ed Of the death Of Simon Bolivar knox, second assistant
gneer. He died in this city Tuesday evening last.
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MANASSAS Gar RAnRoAD.-lt is expected that the Ma
Gap road will be completed to Woodstock, yr-
guis by the LIST Of january next,
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, CALEB PIKE SMITH, Esq late editor Of
Bekuap his dcccass clerk
Ia the General Land Office in this city.
His friends invited to attend his funeral
~ this day om his late residences al The corner OF and rf
Ice
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NEW Fall Winter Gaods.-I have just from
IN very ssork OF goods
superior cloths and vcuSs
and ready inspection, wich
prepared 10 Manufacture IN the bes, nn fashionable
styles \ sho, notice. WILLIAM TUCKER,
sep Ie-eolmu No. 42G PcnnsyIvania avenue.
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Az gslsgAr PHYSICIAN TX NoaFoLs-Dr AcFarlanc,
of the oldest and most successful Of the New Orleans
practitioners arrived at Norfolk Wednesday last where
he win remain during the prevalence Of the epidemic.
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AUotrapccs 10 Ponasters-Our attention has been called
regulation signify ing that allowance is made to post
masters for deficiency in the weight of monny received for
postage for losses by fire, robbery the pay
moneys tho department not arising from hostages
bis office.
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MARRIED.,

ID instant, house OF VIM mcdaniel, in Can
non shur Ps., by The Rev Dr.. Beowa, Mr. SAMUEL VAN
MErEs Of kcn,ueky 10 MARY r. WHITNEY, Of wash
ingon CITY,
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uARDSNICKES British PecrsGe fur 1895, vol,
III London. 81 cents.
adwirke's British DaronesgA Kuxht3xe for 1855 VOL
London. "a '4 \
Lives OF Living british statesmsn,i vol, London 1885, IS
British Political Eioqucncc Speeches Eminent Bnph
Statesmen during the - yrsls Of peace vol, London.
1895. ~ %. 'vs8
nan English Dictionary larre volumes Lon.
don, 1858. So 50.
The Code Napoleon, literally translated into English, vol,
London, 1863. - Is.
Ca,npbels Dictionary Military Science, yol London
Donndson Text Book Of Rnra ATch
and Surveying for couay gentlemen and landed
properly, VOL, London, rpgravin.p.
Fepl 2G FRAKCK TAYLOR.
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nY JAMES 9. 5IcGUIRE, Auctionser.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NINTH
street, Pennsylyania public
day afternoon, September 25t 5k O'Clock pFsmscs
shall sell subdivision f. in No. fronting Is 10
inches Ninth street running back with width
II inches, with trcsfeet alley tire nn side Of
longing Sad consisting
lwO-story brick house.
This properly very desay located for business purposes
within few steps avenue
and tho principal business houses Of The city.
TIC third residue years, payable,
with interest yearly inssmcn and secured by deed
on tho premises.
JAS. &. Mcguire,
Sept 0--d AuctiOncer.
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor u MAury's-
IN Clinical Reports Continued Fcvcrs &c BY Austin Flint,
-. 81,
Practical Midwifery ny Robert COoch, NJ. D. 81
The History and Treatment OF Fevers III Five
by George FOrdyce, M. d. +. X 3. e.
McudehhalIs Medical Students WIDE Mccum q new, re
,sed, and greatly eDarsed edition; aai i,lusratons "a
Clouds and HunshDa in the Life Of Village
Scpta0 Bookstore, street.
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iSrExioa bgrAprMgsr.

appointment ia The Generm Land Ofce.-Mr. Andrew j.
Crawford Of Indiana, to temporary clerkship Salary
81 200 per
Agricultural Dicisop IF the Fopt 0ee-T1s Crlttreiiop
Of Grapea Ia N,,p Haa,pshireMr. Samuel Weber, Of
Charestoon, Sullivan county, New Hampshire, in letter
to the Commissioner OF Patents gives interesting
Of the growth Of Ills plant in that State and also the result
Of come experiments in making wine. mako the follow
ing extracts
Tho cultivation OF The grape is rapidly extending in th
vicinity, principally table use. Some sxpcrmcrs are
also beginning TO he made in making wine. Last spring
tasted sample az wine made III this town from native
northern grape 1t very palaabe resembling Of
the German wines but, to TASTE superior to much Of the
wine imported from that country This grape, together
with several similar Varieties up spontaneously in my
garden in grcnt numbers The best up under
vines Of the native black fox grape but the fruit smaller
the musky flavor of the parent grape. They differ
slightly from another in favor time OF ripcnng
&c, somewhat apples raised from seedlings do, but
with wide range OF difference. The
Isabella and Catanba grapes will not endure win
ters and their fruit seldom rpens of the frost
have variety, however raised from seeding, which
under an lsabca vine, and viii partially withstand the
winter without projections and the fruit of this Kind rpen
considerably earlier than that OF the The fruit
Of Is excellent. 1t possible that by prupagatiDg
through three generations in this way the Isabella
and other fine varieties plaY become acclimatzed.o
The Agricultural report. We learn that this book will rs
issued in few days. 1t il amply illustrated with plates and
engravngsie FIRST representing coored Autograph of
the horned Fdcc and calf bred by Thomas Rob
nson, esq., of Burton Trent and the second artist
csy executed representation of the bull WISE
tom bred by Earl Spencer together with r plates of
both injurious and beneficial to the agrcuur
from nature and engraved by Townend Glover esq. The
book contains 1--WE hundred pages of reading matter
and will form highly important addition library of
the agricuurs the naturalist, and the Of science
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sep, ls.d

n ENEHAL AGENCY AT wAsHINarON.--1h
sctihc Ymery nr Hchmnnd Sisnn, having estnblishs
office thia doors In front Of Treas
Departments tender: his claimants non the govern
especially revolutionary and land bountsi
and pensions und-r tie Of Congress
Having purchased the OF tho ac David DosrnJon
be bas only index
revolutionary papers the auditors Office
Richmond lie has also ndex all
public Offices Capitol Of These,
experience,
hope Claim Just, will BE-
where the claimant h,msclf may be entirely
inabis do IL
ror CLAIMS ID March, 1856 giving 1870
All who hattie -sryrd f~uIhen
glsrz.s VIII be very moderate. TELTX RICHARDS.
RsrKrsrcE-,
Itop Henry a. Wso, Accomnc, Virginia.
.a James Lyons Esg.. Richpiund, Virginia
James f. Hcaih late Commissioner Z" Pensions, Richmond
Virginia.
stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John 4. fcBdIeon, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, d, Z.
William J, Ward, eau, BALTIMORE
Lewis lmbtriasr, csq. New York.
March 7--ihcply'
EULOuIEs Of Calhoun, Clay, and Webs'er-con-
ia piled from official docnMsnth book OF .20 ally
bound can be furnished 10 purchasers at y per copy
Distant purchasers, by remiug me ell have single copy
Rddfeas by mail of postage.
One hundred copies will be BY free Of charge for
JOHN TRE'rLER.
Aug Il-dScpom' Eleventh. street, Warrington, d. q.
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NkIOULDE K-skiA nj SHlR1s.-Our assortment OF sents
dress sbiris very large complete
rfccs uniform aud moderate BTEVENEH
Sept 10 3if 6aicsYOcm, Browns Hotel
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

,tc of Unclaimed and iperehonsed Good4We lcarn that
the GALES Of unclaimed and warehoued goods remaining in
beyVd the period allowable by law be made quar-
tery that is between the 1st and 10th Of January, April
July, and October, Of each yenr.
Aypontaeat.Tbe following appointments have been
made the construction Of the extension Of the Treasury
building viz True Putncy master Hourly d.
Cooper, master bickmason; W. w. Davis, Inspector Of
materials; John + Boyle Of aborcrs; L. II, Eer-
rynai, timekeeper.
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VIOLATING QUARANTINE LAws--lHE STEAMER CRESCENT
Cry AaAIS-The following account of daring and sue
cessul attempt violate the quarantine laws OF New
York is copied from the Express of Tuesday last:
The steamship Crescent City, which sent back &c
quarantine Yesterday morning. by order OF the board Of
health charged with having violated the quarantine aws
aud sentenced quarantine OF thirty days spped bei
cable. ut o'clock last evening" and put 10 sea- on hei
regular voyage 10 New Orleans and Havana.
She commenced getting up steam at an early hour in
the afternoon and the authorities at quarantine mstrusi-
ing that ali not right, kept close eye upon her
About hslf-pas o'clock Mr. Bennett the boarding officer
discovered two mg-boats coming down the bay one billed
with passengers and the other baggage which made for
the G. G. He Immediately hailed, and forbid them APP
preaching the steamer but they paid no attention 10 he
order and kept On approaching near enough 10 me
side Of the vessel Capt McGown, OF the y " VINO was on
board one OF the tugs took hookrope thrown from the
steamer and made fst the tug The side ladders wer.
then ordered lowered and the passengers stepped on board
Of the G. G., followed by DIR. Thompson, Mr. bennett ana
others of the health department. who forbid the captain
proceeding 70 sea- also other passengers from accompany
ing him a. all would thereby render themselves liable TO
violation Of the quarantine laws .
@The captain paying attention to the order AR
Thomson next read the laws TO him. and ordered bus as
sstan to assist him. which they proceeded to do when
spirit Of resistance was manifested among the crew and
passengers The officers then jumped toto the boats ana
rowed to the United States cutter Cayenne, stationed a
quarantine and asked for assistance, when was readily
acceed to- and the quarter boat ordered to be manned
for the purpose OF boarding the G. q Wbc mus ea' Wa'
being accomplished the Crescent City Slipped her cable
aud stood out for sea at the top Of her sped,
This is the second time that Captain MEG has violated
the quarantine laws and escaped once in New Orleans
and once here
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CAKDDoins about 70 change buaness day
Al sold out Joseph g. Peck together NIL
and fixtures Tor The thankful ayo1-
respectfully request contnuance Of The patronage the
Centre Market
Sept 1874. JOs PECK
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YrtLow FEVER AT New ORLxAss-In New Orleans last
week there were $50 deaths BY yellow fever,
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VHIRTEENTH INsTA L1I hNT.- We open to-day the thin
tecnh us'aip,eBt celebrated
We take all the nlis produce Of The brands below
Our names branded them Of faith IN
great excellence.
Housewife cottcn very son. admirable article for adies
and chIdrens
Shaker longc1osh' shade heavier
wife, an excellent shifting
-
With fun supply of all tbs other best grade shrting
low py,ca.l 10
100 pieces white nanncls 25
the hncst Nos tue o Welsh hunncls
yard upwsrda.
superior bicachcd, pbcachcd, and coored
hanneis
rs ptcces autumn singhams,
White cambc plaid muass kaiua0ok Swiss and null
regular qualities usually prices.
large lot Of blankets, comforts, siceings, &C.
New supplIrs daily
One proverbiaIy low price only.
the
nvaidsD will they be exchanged OF taken back.
Delay settling bills
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing may
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores" building,
Hep 2-ecoif Opposite Centre Market.
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A LII PERSONS WEARING BLACK.-Those desire
Kind of mourning goods will ind room,
think the thorough assortment In all fabrics that have
offered
Bombans, merncc~ apac.s cashmcres Lyonese cohs
all qualities
10 pieces mourning silks select styles
M0usreliues shxiiys, ginghams, and caiicoes
ehawls, sloves, &c.
Emhrotdercs, r,bnnds sc.
Of al that and desirable
goods coMstanty hand.
One price only.
Good articles low priccs and fair dealing may be relied in all
Purchasers the advau-
tsses o price system.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central 6oses,r building
Sep 9-cceuf Opposite Centre Market.
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is HOOKEM has fOrxnen In her seminary = class
for such ladies' having
study schools sill find their defective
particularly arithmetic higher
Those who design qualify teaching
beneficial in This Glass; which hour
be Devoted Applications 10 bc made at 464 street.
Sept I6--J
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Preparatory Department
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WAsHrssrox, D. q.

Al OUINCHE, A. M, Principal.
Pupils prepared Tho classical philosophical
artc0 Of tue Colleges and conplete
given y ihosc who desire II ia the appropriate caes a school
and Of tho College.
The principal has for years been engaged, with
success IN ssisaipp 10 teaching clacal school The faculty
thorough discipline Of the Collage itseiE
pavement extends l4h the College grounds
and m omnibus will 1, 10 expected, he provided.
The tailiGh for lire year IL $50.
The begins Wednesday September and closes
tbs last "wednesday In June.
Reference for information principal
10 any one Of ME faculty OF trustees Of The College.
Sep ll-codOt'
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HYDRAULIC CElMENT superior 4uality.--A large
GEO. WATERS,
Sept 1--d3w W aer street, Georgetown.
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MADE In Western virxtnia, here Wool cheap
III and good and the manufacturers hesitate their
fabrics pen,iiuliy.
We received ssppy superior and bright
plaid hnscys
Also, made white twed excellent
drawers and shirts.
They direct from he iacoy Virginia,
hcsiAtinGy pronounce them the hest
perfect such with
aoods will prices usually
charged this market for fabrics Of vastly interior CHASE
800 pairs blankets, assorted
10 bales ducks psids osnabos ssabus cacoes heavy
cott0ns
Dealing largely all goods reliable qualities
ence fof xsrvAnts safely that Offer
unusual Inducements
One proverbay low price only
Good articles, prices and fair dealing may
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
- Central Sioresn building,
Sop il--0tdif Opposite Centre Market.
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says that at least slave er day effects his escape ON
tho cars Of the New Albany and Salem (ndians) rail-
road.
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A CAHD.-WALTER HARPER would respectfully notify his
friends custons and purchasers generally,
IN 1.ore and eady for inspection, beautiful
sorted riocks In New York.
II will afford fVcxb our varieties 10 MI ho
favor with O call,
PcnnsyIvsp'a sssn~., between o,h aud loth s,ree-
Sept lo-j teodif
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HAVING purchased ncttnoos early, yvo have = fun
~ supply VI all tbs colurs prices
better secure supply early arred the prices
higher in few weeks.
~ pieces josoy sack faRheis, culnrs.
Our sieck ei goods M aiay consumption thoroughly
sortcd. -'7-- - n
Ono price only which requisite that we sell only m the
cash. or y ouch euapmere their bills without waiting
repeacdly called
Good A',es low aud fair dealing
cases. PERRY x BROTHER,
:" Central St0res,r building,
Ecps-Senf Opposite Centre Market.
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN-P j. STEER mer-
chant tailor has just received large and beautiful
new fall and winter goods 10 which hu respectfully
tontOn OF his customers and the public.
In uddioa large and varied cloths cnssimes and
Of tho genemens furnishing
goods is also very select and complete. such -
hcarfs, cravats, stucks. ties, gloves
SnspeDdcre, hosiery
silk, COTTON, aud ~solirn undcrsbfts, drawers, &C.
lie IL prepared to uinhe clothing order
style Of unsupassed eieyaDce snd Of fair prices.
Gsntlemcn solicited styles
No. 4S5 Seventh III
Scft lA-atawH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-25

CAPS.
D ECElVED this day, the best assortment of Gents
IL youths and childIeus Cloth caps, brought
this city, having been selected with great resards
style and quality. They comprise in part iofiows:
tents cloth opera, black aid whites gents hair cloth
black, dTab and green riding bunting and Apollo caps
Also, the Egyptian Pyrennia cricket Cap, article;
together with every other description of hat
mrii :. n. HARPER d SON