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and remorse killed him. But the brother Of
Mr.. Vanstavoren called at our Office to inform
as that the unfortunate conductor had died
from internal injuries received by the shock
of the collision.
The Times says:
Various stories and opinions have been given
in regard to the prevention Of the catastro.
phe. But a statement in reference to the con-
struction OF the road will enable our readers
to form better idea in regard to the same
than either the stories or speculation furnished.
For the distance Of about mile in the vi
cinity OF the disaster, the road consists prin-
cipally OF two curves which form the letter 8 !;
50 that the engineer of train coming up be-
low the station, and passing the same without
stopping, would not be able to discern the
down train before coming directly upon it
And In this case, rs the cars did not stop ct
Camp Hill, but were proceeding at the usu al
rate to Fort Washington, neither the engineer
or conductor discovered the regular train
from Gwynedd until too late to avoid the ca 4.
tastrophe.
The Ledger says: This dreadful affair, We
presume, will be thoroughly investigated
The blame is thrown by many upon the con.
ductor Of the excursion train, who, it is said.
disobeyed the standing instructions of the
company by not stopping the train and wait
ing for the down train, when he found that he
W8S Uouiuu timc N 16dr1ul amount OF re-
sponsibility rests upon somebody's shoulders
On the other hand, it is said that the engineer
of the down train was ahead of time, and
that this was the cause Of the collision.
gentleman who saw the accident, and
was within fifty yards of the spot whore the
collision occurred, states that the cars on both
trains were running about thirty miles an
hour. On coming in sight of each other, both
whistled for Z" down brakes" but the distance
IN n
ing together, both engines struck with a tire.
mendous force, reared up and fell over on
their sides, the bottoms of both engines coming
together. The first two passenger cars per-
formed the same cvolutions as the engines,
the third car being piled on the frst two,
making complete wreck Of all, the force OF
the collision scattering the burning cinders
among the cars and setting them on fire.
Two freight cars, belonging to the down train,
containing milk, were also burnt-makinp
the scene one Of the most terrible ever be.
held.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, the bill for the relief Of Obed Hussey
was discussed by many Senators until, with
went into Executive session. At the termina-
ton OF their Executive session they trans
acted some business Of no general interest,
and then they adjourned until Monday.
In the House, at the conclusion of the speech
of Mr.. VIM. B. Archer, the contestant in the
Illinois election case, Mr.. Washburne, of Me-,
delivered speech in favor of that gentle
The question was tn en- put on the following
resolution, reported by Mr.. w. from the Elec-
tions Committee q ia - 1T
Resolved, That James c. Allen was not
| elected Snd is not entitled to q seat in this
House.
Agreed to-yeas "a, nays 80. - > =
resolution, reported from the same committee
RssolVed, That William B. Archer was
elected and is entitled to . seat in this House.
Rejected-yeas So, nays 81.
Mr.. Clingman moved to reconsider that vote,
and to lay the motion to reconsider on the
| table.
Mr. Campbell of Ohio, demanded the yeas
and nays on that motion; ordered-yeas 80,
nays 90-the Speaker voted in the negative
The question being on the motion to re-
consider; it was not reconsidered-yeas 81,
| nays IS.
Mr.. Stephens of Georgia, submitted the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions.
Whereas this House having declared that
| neither James G. Allen nor William B. Arch
| er is entitled to q seat on the floor from the
| seventh Congressional district of Illinois:
Be it rssotved, That in the judgment of thi:
| House, vacancy exists in said district, and
| that the election which was contested in this
House therefrom be referred back to the PEG.
pie of the district, and that the Speaker Of
this House notify the Governor Of that State
Of this resolution Of this House.
| Resolved, That the Clerk of this House be
directed to pay to William B. Archer, Of Hi.
nois, claiming to have been elected to this
House from the seventh Congressional district
in that State, his mileage and per diem tc
| this date
These resolutions having been agreed to by
separate votes, shortly afterwards they ad.
journed.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

Our Weekly will fairly challenge competi-
ton with any paper of its class in the country
for interest, beauty and cheapness. The num-
Der of this date is indeed q " Star" number,
and We commend it to the attention OF all
who want q first class family paper, as con-
tanning an account of everything Of interest
that has transpired during the week.
Price 81 rs per annum. Single copies can
be procured at the counter for 3 cents each.
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the "Baln. of0 Thousand
ftowsrs. 1t will remove tan, pimples, and
freckies from the skin, leaving it of a soft and
roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on two OF
three drops, and wash the face night and morn.
ing; For sale at Shillington's, agent for Wash
ington, and all druggists.
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Anniversary OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
Yesterday being the anniversary of the decIs-
ration of independence by the United States
OF America, the various American captains in
the dock and river had their ships dressed in
their g,ayest bunting-the Star Spangled
Banner" floating at the peak. Several of the
English vessels, out of compliment to their
Yankee friends, hoisted the American ensign
at the fore.-LtUs,pooL Tunes, Julv5.
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Nor1oE.-Those charged with the manage
ment of clubs, societies, and all other associa-
Usns are notified that in order to insure the
insertion of advertisements or notices Of any
description in the Star, payment must be made
fer them when offered, or an arrangement for
the payment for the same providedfo for. There
are now on file in our counting room many
advertisements, not inserted, because our
terms have not been complied with. This rule
must be imperative.
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PYscssdingsef To-day.

The Senate did not meet to-day.
In the House, various reports, embracing
private bills, &c., were made from many COM
mittees, all of which were committed or other
wise appropriately disposed of.
Nothing Of public interest transpired in the
Hall ere the Star went to press
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GOOD WILL TO ALL.
SECOND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
OF THE
GOOD WILL CLUB.
MONDAY Julv o. ISke


VIE GOOD WILL CLUB HAVING MADE
sie e1e sue n nsee.v - sIrangements sNh
70 tneir numerous friends and the p0bfic in zen
Mic will take place as above
hne COMMITTEE Of ARRANGEMENTS pledge them
selves that no effort will be spared 10 mate mi.
one OF the most pleasant Of the season.
Esputa's Brass and String Band lie engaged for
this occasion i0'
The RsfIe.hment Department is in the hands Of
The Steamer George Washington viii leavs
Georgetown at O'Clock, Washington lk. Nav
Yard wharf 2, and Alexandria st9k
Arrangements have been made with NJ, W.,
ley to run his Coaches at 4, from the follovino
places: Corner Of 18th street and New Vo,S .nss
nue. Corner Of 18th street and Penna. avenue
Northefn Lieerties' Market House and the ca
itoi On the return Of the boat the Coach % Va an
I've places, and to the Navy Yard
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-fo be b,a ~ an, ~
tne Oommittee or members OF the Club -
Comnttfts Of Arraagsmests
J Mccormick, Dubsnt'
m NoeH, Joseph Mattingly,
ty lo-ThMwsit
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LIST OF LETTERI
k'mai"'"s'"th Post snc., Wa'A,sstes, L

hsndtHsHg tHfM POST 0Wee, WdsktaEfoa, ID e,
ysIy 10, 1886.
lOrdered to be advertised In the {" Erssiss
Star" agreeable to the following section Of the
Post Once Law.it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SEC. S. And Be d fsrfhsr enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncaled for in any post
ONCE I'm any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
Eshed once only In the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hacs the ia,sssi
eircslafioa within the range Of the delivery Of
said once, to be decided by the postmaster At
such ONCE.
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Il Joe Shillington has laid on our table
Harper's Magazine for August
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SCAVkNGER's NOTICE THE p1.,-
- aisriet OF the Third Ward consists or III tb.t
Polt.on OF the ward west OF the middle o. nh -
wsa NStlce can be left In the boxes asthe Cen.
sI ~ NS 10 Libertiss' Markets.
~ " .ts-E JOHN MACK
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PoroNAc Pa vILIoN, JuLYe.
CE.-EXCURSION5 BY STEAM
boat between the 9Th Of July md 18th OF Pep
notice that fhey viii no longer be permitted TO
isnoc - w. w. DIX,
Ve-zw Proprietor.
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02s REWARD.
DAN AWAY FROM THE sUBSCRIBER
IL living near Bladensburg, Prince Geo q
county, NEGRO BOY CHARLES, heis
about 10 years Of age, bright copper color, II
and Is rather small for his age, walks brisf U
and Is round sheuldered, his clothing not IecoI
lected, wore away leg-horn hat with a hi0b
crown MS relations reside In Washington civ;
Fletcher. A ''S
! VIII give the above reward, NO matter whore
taaen, secured In jail. The public are warned
sS .ihs nlring orgiving employment to the de.
euoi.. Az BERRY,
" D-x~ Prince Georges County
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COFFINS-COFFINS,
CROSSE & BLACKWELL.
Purveyors by Appointment to Her II ajesty
the Queen.

lust RECEIVED FROM LONDON AND
y now opened at the subscribers store
Crosse &c Blackwsll's assorted pickles
Mu broom Catsup, Saho do
Walnut do, Savers Relish
Beef Steak Sauce, Julia Say
Sir Robert Peel do, Reading do
Lea Perrisses Worcestershire Sauce
Essence Anchovy
> Caes Jeletine, Anchovy paste
Herring do, Jars Table Sat
Luchnom Chutney
Orange Marmalade and other Jelleys IT No.
a7a rem avenue JONAS p. LEVY,
Wine, Liquor, segar aud Grocery Store.
jy 19-lw
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BOARDING.

BOARD, &c-MRs. BATES, ON THE 3. W.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared to accommodate gentlemen witbrooms,
With or without board. Every efortwill be made
70 render those comfortable who may favor her
With their patronage. spe-tf
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EAUZE UEDERSHIKTS AND DRAW.
~ ers.-We have just opened a further supply

Gauze Merino Shirts and Drawers
DO cotton do do
DO silk do do
Making our assortment complete.
good assortnsn Of Ladies' 6auntletts with
our usual supply Of choice Extracts, Soaps, Co.
lognes, &c, at STEVENS'S salesroom
1y ~ Browns Hotel.
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STHE REV. JOHN Rv MORGAN
M first Missionary Of the African Me,hnS ,
LIST Episcopal Church for the Republic Of 1.-The
ma, Will preach in Union Bethel Church, NJ At ;.
oetweeh lotn and 10th streets, tomorrow at III
O'Clock a. m, and O'Clock d. m. A coiioctinn
VII WI De taken up throughout the day for the ben
lt& VIM WATpuo NJ.
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WIN. H. WATERS, Pastor

METHODIST E. CHURCH sOUTH
on 9Th street, between H and Key
mir sGh0N OF ReIStucky win, by Divine per
10th Instant, at IL O'Clock a. m, and the Az
Henry Clay Dean, Chaplain to the Senate, a,
CiocA III 1t&
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ERALLY, YOUNG DEMOCRATsl-
The young men Of the District wishing
to join Young Mems Democratic Association
are invited to meet at Democratic Headouarters
on TUESDAY EVENING next. at g o,cioct
iy 1851
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NEW YORK LETTERO OF
~ JOHN MITCHELL Citizen, the best
Irish American paper in the country, has this
week letter from John Mitchell-Letter from
Mr.. Tyler. on the Presidential election-The
Question at Issue-The Citizen declares for The
Democracy-British Preparations for War Hal
Tax Sympathizes with Ameiica-More About
Crampton-Hirelng and Slave-What the Know
Nothings do for the Country-M. ]. Barry on the
War, together with Irish, English, and Ameri-
can news: once No 10 Spruce street, N. York
jy l9-2t#
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E@RELIGIOUs NOTICE.-Dr. TEAS
- DALE will preach at the Capitol on to-
morrow morning, at II O'Clock. Mr.. STRICK.
LAND, converted actor, will follow DR. T
WITH brief account Of his conversion, &c DR..
kiN6SFORD will preach in the new BaptIst
Shnrch, 18th street, to morrow morning and Mr..
STRICKLAND at night Seats free IFS
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E>NOTICE.-TH SUBSCRIBER beg,
- leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and OUEENSwx
before purchasing elsewhere, a. by so doing thew
will save from Is to IS Der cent. 'Aey
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the loyvsst M
SO9 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th street,
JeS-om JOHN McDEVITT
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e hEWARD.-LEFT THE RESIDENCE
W. W. OF the subscriber on the 18th inst 4 NEGRO
Buy named Henry, about ~ years Of age Had
on wnen ne len blue cotton pants, and white and
9iacxe9 striped straw hat, and wea . one suspen.
ger his right wrist II weak from sprain. /
viii give the above reward for his return to me-
JAMES w BARKER,
V s-u II street, between 18th and 12h
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Mr.. Archer in the seat of Mr.. Allen, of Illi-
nois. 1t has spoiled q very pretty intrigue,
indeed; one to secure the vote of Illinois for
Fremont in the remote contingency.th the
Presidential election may come to the House.
Mr.. Thurlow Weed, with his particular staff Of
back bone doctors, were among US during the
last contest over this subject matter, laboring
IKE good fellows to carry the Republican par.
ty point. But, alas, DR.. Greeley was absent;
so their patient died yesterday. Back bone
liniment is, to-day, decidedly at q discount,
with such physicians only to administer it.
Conhrmed.-We are of impression that yes
terday afternoon the President sent to the
Senate the nominations of John Forsyth, of
Alabama, to be Minister to Mexico, and VIM.
Ferne, of the same State, to be his Secretary
OF Legation, and that they were confirmed
ere the Senate adjourned. If not, there can
be no doubt of their confirmation.
p. S. The Senate have not yet acted on
these nominations
Confirmed -Anselim Arnold, of Nsbraska
Ierritsry, to be Agent for the Shawnee and
Wyandott Indians, in the place of VIM. Cav,
deceased.
John Ashton, of South Carolina, to be
Agent for the Indians of the agency for the
Ottoes and Miss;ourias.
John B. Robertson, of Nebraska Territory,
to be Agent of the Indians of Omaha Territory.
An Army Officer Resigned. Nathl
s. Webb, of the tenth infantry, U. S. A., has
resigned, to take effect tomorrow, the 10th of
July inst.
fns Current Operations Of tho Treasury
D'psf'msnt.-on yesterday, the 18th of July,
.a'te were OF Treasury warrants entered on
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nO9 Los LOST BLACK TERRIER
- fUf, about three months old Its q
ears ana tan are clipped, and 1t had on VI
oiack leatner Collar, with a silver plate-Q-U
for the name. suitable reward Will he Maid h
any one returning 1t to 26l street, between I7th
Suo lotn v1O-3t
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, LIST. t
q sophls Pylss, Miss Maya
rsH Palmer. Miss Maya
cline Psdgsst, Elissbsth
Irs Edgar Perry. Miss
RO Prsster, Miss
annie " Pue, Miss z D
drs &c Rane, Mrs
AaryE Read, MrsConstsnce
frsK Richly, susan
~ NJ A Russell, Mary
lucinda Ross, Martha
Francis Rsbbet, Nary A
~ A n Ricktor, Mary A
. N Sears, Maria
Joshua steams, Louisa
les X Smith, Mrs q A
Iiss L A : smith, Mrs Jane
irs = steele. Mrs W p
Ann SHINES, Mrs b b
liss N Schreiner. Anne L
Schneider. Mrs =
Bsttes Stewart, Miss K
Sarah A Sterling. Mrs Robt
.mela Stewart, HrsH
drs Am SOmmerville, Mrs J
Mrs n Shslad, Miss Julia
-riet Stewart, hiss L
q b Spear, Catherine
90 III L Thomas, Mics n
Ellen Thompson, hrs NV
lice J = walsh, Miss A n
0rnelisD Wines, krs rs
hrs n A walsh, Mary
irs z c Wheeler, Mics Anna
Miss wilkins, klixabstliA
% hsrgt Wilson. srs N
Kate welner, Cstbrins A
hsrgt Wilson, Mrs. Henry
. Mrs A Wilson, Miss Hannie
AIRY Williams n issSomer
rllen Webster, Mrs RC
Ellen Williams, Miss p
Mrs. l. walthcr, Mrs n A
, Jane Wstchburns. Miss o
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Fertont Applying TOT IettsfS
please say they are ApvERTtsED.


Aisquith, Mary v
Abbott, Elizabeth
Bell. Mary Ann
Bliss, Mrs B T
Byrns, Miss II J b
Brick. Mary
Brown, Sarah n
Brocue, Laura
Bsne, Martha
Bailey. Miss n A
Bergman, Miss II
Bergman, MrsOl
Bsrrynan, Miss O
BsyIiss, Lucinda
Brinsier, Miss o
Chase, Caroline u
Cox, Mrs N A
Chase, Mrs @ W
Clarke, Julia b
o. OK, Miss Mary
Carr. Julia
Crocskiney, Mary
Connolly, Rsbecca
Cooney, Mrs Cath
Cooper, Mrs Jas
Clements. MrsBliz
Collins, Mrs Ellen
Cropin, Margaret
Chsever, Anne J
Conway, Catharin'
Collins. Mary
Drummond, Ai'cii
Rdmonson, Miss s
Furgerson, N o l.
Fletcher, Eliza
Fsrren Mary
Glenn, Mrs s w
Gray, Mrs Sarah A
Gibson, Mrs s X
Gersty, Ann
Herald, Margaret
Haines, Elizabeth
Harrison, Mrs X /.
Holman, Hiss L v
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AIISCEL.I.ANEOUS.
A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LlNlAIENTs!
i J!tR. VONDERSMITHS
Chang Flu,
Chinese Liniment..


'HIs sureiOr r,earatiOn Ia I'd 70 the Aaerl
can PUBLIC With The eatesl oOph enee that its EN-
gent esstiVe qualities extel any oter kaown nimeht.
Its action Is certain, safe aud OniOrm ag in
where 90 external erPlieattouis sRFroPisie All who
have tried regard IL iuIaible the Glowing Dis
e5sfs; theuHlaSm, spTans bruises, syFelled nbS weak
Joints white swelling pains i the back, ha Sides the
hreasl face, any other Part Of the 'ut j. 10 aRe1
Ceeat Tenedy in bruises, ScSlds cus, ETC Tue usall-
ness OF ts nest mRble Chemical iaby
coahRed 70 the human slSeies, but is eSt;y sea iUl
whenever applied 90 diseases al The avOfle 1OnEs
Tic aLnla he horse Among tue diseases and scc
t0l be horse, Is the most
lalneu may be rane2 the following, vif' Cis bruises
srains in the shoulders chaps sGrelees, cracked keel
sweeney spine, Pstor Olnis etc For .srtksr PIrLes-
lars see directions On bottles
TAKE N -lTTGE. + ~
Many and lust objections made 10 Az The ordinary
lfnineHtao the day their offensive smell,
and te unststty stains nIteh le upnntha shp SSou.
deru fact which has been verified 10 The asoniahuenlo
the most profound chSniAs and the delight OF akidiunA
patehs Is that in addition 10 lis surprising curative e
Ieets y is The moat heahf0l sosnete and per
lume To any OF The skin to which Il may he applied
Il impaTts fsy aud natural glow which lasts lo many
hours, aud leaves the veEety soRess healthy
stead OF tie eraeted and ebSnPel spPealaDce which is
common result OF almost ali oher articles used for taet
purpose Heioe, every iady is supplied with II
who knows its excellent qualities in this IeAPeeE To re-
alike its agreeable GsOr need but open Que bottle lG
tIy for yoerseH
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustTal Washing Fluid,
IN the zreatest Improvement yet discovered for saVln
labor end expense III washing Clothing ard House Clean
lag. LneHs and GottOns washed by this Fluid will be
winter aud softer thsn than ii beached the grsss.-
W4RRAETED not TO irjure Ii. tabFc Every lady may
satisfy herself ntst point by soaknsa ete or Cotton
IiHenin the Fluid, M strength, for % hours which
wcesrly show thai it nust bo Pusly ma rnless, when
dilute with gallons Of water TO hafa pint OF hud
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single s1penoe which viii buy enough Tor large family
washing, which eau be done in . or 3 hours.
Manufactured aud sold subscriber, who hEsiate
lypuIchased the right for Ohio rOunyt, Va.
JAS. MELL0R,
AuFe & No. 96, UniOrSt., IyheeliEg Va.
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zlNpylLIE, oms.

Rr J. B. HeR2srsmith:
Dee Si.;-I have been ahieisG Tor thrse ears with
rheumatism in my back and tor the last six months mol
able TO gel out Of my bed without help, 0hd ssentn
our city insisted on my trying Que boteO ChFng Fhu
th,meht and ty what effect it would h1se and bit
tie has 'e@eved much that was able gel out
my bed Without difficulty II has hrea heSsing nys;
just IL i0E yourself and you viii be we'll le2Sed.
@ Mas. u. CoChRAS.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
my7;ty No III Main street,
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Notioe

IJUGIC6
THE undersigned having bought out the entire stock OF
i oods belonging TO AeSsTs. wheelerI+ LakinI AeT-
chant IaiIOrs would beg INFORM lhe eIiEens oi
Wheeling vicinity that he intends carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business in the room formerly
GScuped by MeSsTS Wheeler 4 LaktG, and having OBJ
isnCd services both the former pronTiC 1s, he
is pteaIed make uF every article in has line,
stye and beat manner, very short notice,
and very FOR Having large stock on hand now
he determined TO sell very low to reduce his stock and
make room for Spring Goods. Now chance
good clothing cheap He will warrant avery article
10 be as recommended, no sale.
Come ore, come all,
And i've call,
At No., Warrington Han.
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Removal.
|IcCLALLEES \ & KNOX have lenOved their WhS!s.
WI sale Stock Of BOOts and Shss, tOths new four story
No. lI3, Main StreeI,
i few buildings North OF the Merchants Mechanics
bank tue opposite side Of tue street and doors Sout
OF VIM T. Seiby's dry good store
ThankI for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House. they confident thai with thei' increased scil
ties dOn. business, they Offer merchants still
greater Inducements for buying than heretoOte.
dc9s Nicola aLI.PNS q KNOX
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j.. III. LEE,
Wholesale AND RETAIL

y ] :
5oEEEE oT "AIIE ABB UEIUH STS., WHErlINa, Va.
EEf.s constantly on i.anh variety Of bOokA among
IA which nay be to1d the Is OF ali the leading Wi.
els Of the ti'nes, such JaneS, buier. .Sue REa H.
nopay. BeHneit Arthur LPraTd Dunlas, And Lever
Mh! o ttS works are bound, In good style with 6aeal
ne sisu keePs an ETchRnGe Elbr ~. fEtsbs Pgrohss
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
House Furnishing SJore.

HAVE jast opened, At SO. 81 Monroe street, . new
stock OF Housekeeping rticles. consisting of Tabs
l1iiefy Sl.ye Fsled Absla aud britannia Pan
lshedt Jasnhed and Plan 1H wsei Walters different
syes aud ssIlOus Patterns, ornamental pain Fan.
3 and plain willow BrusheS FeathsT Dusters aud
F4y brushes wooden ware, Family Hardware, Bathing
aPFGIStls aud Kitchen ware complete
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