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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12
TALL CAMPAIGN. 1856.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

beg leave to return my many thanks for the lib
eral patronage bestowed upon of late years, and
hope by close attention to my PatIsns wants to merit
continuance OF the same My facilities greater
conpetitonI to sell my goods of tue same quality
and workmanship, a. low any house In my line in
Virginia
Ny stock will be large and ample to ensure is
my styles and will consist Of all the latest
aud most desirable styles and patterns both of cut
and desgn, In the market. call ID respectfully soli-
cited from all in want, 1t ia Main street.
Ny motts-Small profits large sales, good articles
and satisfaction to the buyer.
se5 WIN IRA SMITH.
THHNaHAW Il FlaHENSA FAMILY
" FLOUR.-Our friends are respectfully informed
that We have opened our list for Family Tlous.--.
Those who wsh 70 Get their years supply cfuss viii
saG-ts CRINsHAW yISHkk
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MI kADE a. HAK EK,
A'A CHEMISTS, PHARMACEUTIST6,

ice , 49, APOTHECARIE
400 ~ W. corner Of Main and 10Th streets just above
M the new Custom House, Richmond. Va.
oef 70 physicians and families perfectly rest stock
=, resa6ae Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines, Fancy
nfhcies; Spices ground and unsround Surgical In
siathsnts and Appliances; the finest Imported Ci-
sasi the best brands Smoking and Chewing Tobscso,
sa every article usually found in first class Dug
oie, On a. good terms ~ they hs had elsewhere
In the eouatry. RICHARD II MEADA
r. ROBERTS BAKE
Graduate OF Phiisdslphis College of PhaTn scy.
se 4-dLc
NORTHERN POTATOEs.--3V barrels
~ WIN. r. KING
"W franklin street,
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Mr.. w. T. BAILEY graduated at R. M College
with honor, in June last He proposes to devote
himself to School Teaching | cheerfuly and conf
dently recommend him for scholarship and high mo.
raj character; and with some experiences in the bus
ness of teaching and motives to enterprise, have no
doubt he win meet the expectations of all reasona
BILE patrons. WIN A. SMITH,
pras,t NJ Randalph Macon College,
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j. H. BINFORD,
w +. BAILEY, A. B.

WRENCH TEACHKk.---The subscriber
l. wishesto form engagement to teach the French
Language In School; and would also give private
lessons Ladies and Gentemen desiring instruction
in the above language. For references and further
particusrs please address to, or call on Mons AN
DIRE DULUDE, at the Virginia House, Grace street,
Richmond Va se 1f-atA
~ w. HCslEk's SCHOOL, will reopen
Il the 1st October NEXT at the request OF many
of bis friends, on Church Hill.
Full particulars will be shortly announced.
se 1l-3t<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12

Mr. J. H. BINroRD il graduate Of the UniveIsity
teaching during the last four years. both in Eastern
and Western Virginia. Testimonials from the Pro-
fessors of the University of Virginia and his patre
az to his capacity and Qualification can be seen, If
desired by calling at Messrs. Binford Porers Cab
not Warerooms, Franklin street
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By JAS. A. COwARDIN.
wArcHns AND JHwHLRY.

a WI. j. b ART III d L. q M X w,
~ PRACTICAL WATCH MARKER, corner
E a of Eleventh and Main streets requests the
<1SSS attention of strangers visiting the city to
~ fact that he gives his entire attention to RF-
palR RlNG, exclusively. Every description of
Watches Clocks aud Jewelry. repaired - well and
ca as macerste terms as any other ho"se In the city
sype hai over twenty years rieuce his trade
t,,b in England ana the United States, he 10 war.
nted in sirns TO all who may patron
-. him All he ssks Is a trial.
WIN. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Wateh and Clock Maker, cor. Main and ilth els,
Tffs pesr1v onposita the Amarican Hotel
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ETA FLNl NF
&3 just to hand large variety of Jswelry of
<Sn@SA the most fashionable styles, among which
,so,ue entirety new styles The assortment con-
N pa,t of Cameo. Gold Stone, Lava, Mosaic and
n'.,,1nd Pins Esr-Rings Finger-Rngs and Brace
i.ts. also. large variety Watch Keys, Gold and
S,i~sr Pencils Gold Pens, the best manufactured
80 large variety Of Silver Ware. All goods war
S.nt~i 50 represented and will be sold at living
"a MYERS & JANKE,
Fs2 75A Main street
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02
FROM W4SHINGTOY-

FRI. 1.-The Treasurer reports that the net
amount in theiFreasury subject to drafts on the
2Sth of Jan. was $24,OS1, $50.
The House refused by one majority to table
Hickman's resolution to elect Speaker by plu-
rality.
Nos 81, 55 and 56,-argument continued By
Seabriskie, j. P. Bradley, and Hon. B. F. Butler,
for defendants.
In the House to-day, on the resolution declar-
ing Mr., Banks Speaker, Messrs. Doan, Moore,
Harrison and Harris voted, as heretofore,
against it.
On the resolution declaring Mr. Aiken Speak
ier, there was union of Democrats and Ainefi-
can, Barclay and Hickman, Democrats, and Cul.
lom, American, voting in the negative; and VII
liams and Wheeler. Mr.. Aiken having received
one more vote than Mr. Banks on said question,
though larger number voted on the Banks than
on the Aiken proposition.
The friends of Mr.. Aiken are tonight con.
graduating themselves that he might win by the
adoption of the plurality rule
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Change OF Time.
ON and after Tuesday, Aug Z, 1855 until further notice.
" NrainR viii be rxcrntrLA
GOING NORTH. IS

GOING s0UTH-The s.1OA. NJ Train will connect at SAN
sGy with Morning Train from Toledo; at MOnrOCvie With
Chicago Express the Southern Division OF C. T. Road
Shabby junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; at
Newark with the East aud West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad 80 - ttt
r. NJ Train viii connect Rt Sandusky with steam
Bay City from Detroit at MOnrcev With western Train
c. T. R. t.; at Shelby Junction S'2 P NJ with the Mail
Train g. G. c. R. for Columbus Clncinnati Mans
hed Junction at 5'G5 P II. with Fast train o. p H. r.
for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains OH Central Ohio r. Il.
GOING NoRTH-The 9'26 Train will make close con-
necon Newark with Mail Train from Belair G. o. T.
r.; Mansfield Junction with EXqrvss for Pittsburgh; mt
Shelby junction at ~ 10 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York. 3IonFoeViIe with
Mail Train q. L. T. road 10 Toledo. Chicago. &c.
. PA'Tran will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ollie IIoa Man,, III with
Past Train for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction a sci
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland; Mnnroeve with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago SanIuSky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. Il. ROBINSON, Supt
SandusEy, Aug. 4, 1875. seplS-tf
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CONGRESSIONAL.

" ASHINGTOS, Feb. ].
HOrsE.-Thc plurality resolution was rejected
by two maj.-l0S to no.
Mr.. Jones ofTenn., submitted resolution de-
claring Mr.. Oliver of Mo-, Speaker The rcso-
luton was laid on the table by l5 majority.
Mr.. Lcitcher offered q resolution that Messrs.
Banks, Orr and Fuller be appointed to confer to-
getherand report tomorrow morning the name
of some member on whom they, or a majority
ofthenl; shall agree who shall be Speaker. Mr.
Leitchcr said that various Intellectual attempts
had been made, proving it impossible to elect a
Speaker by direct vote, if his expcdient should
secure the result, it would carry Joy throughout
the country, and show to the people that Heay-
ems first law, reigns in Washington. The reso-
luton was laid on the table by 26 mai
Mr., Lindlcy offered resolution declaring Mr..
Porter of Mo-, Speaker. Mr.. L. said that Mr..
Porter was unohlectiOnable to all PARTIES, being
neither Know Nothing, Democrat, nor the least
tainted with Republicanism, but an old-fashion-
ed Wing, which party every body seemed to
admire, now thatitwas dead, laid on the table
by T6 mai
Mr.. Bell submitted resolution declaring
Mr.. Banks Speaker, which was negativcd-yeas
l02, nays 10.
Mr.. Cobb of Ala, after speech in which he
csnvulsed the House with laughter, offered a
resolution declaring Mr.. Aiken of S. c., Speaker,
After the roll being called Mr. Whitney said
he had been informed that his vote would effect
an election, as he understood that Mr.. Aiken was
not member ofthe Administration Party he
would change his vote from nay to the affirna.
tive. (Deafening applause in the galleries and
over the floor, and wild hizzas mingled with
impatient cries ofdeclarc the vote &c) An al
most breathless silence was exhibited as the
Cleark announced the vote: yeas I03, nays no
This result so unexpected, was received with
violent outbursts of laughterintermingled with
Kisses and applause. The House then adjourn
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NEW YORK MARKED

, Fer. 1..-stocks firm, Canton PSI. Chicago
& Rock Island ST. Cleveland & Toledo 70 ~.
Eric 51k Michigan Southern & Northern Indi-
ana 81 "a. Pennsylvania Coal 1,Ols GaIcua &
Chicago los Ia Illinois Central 90.
Cotton advanced IA, with sales of 1900 bales
Orleans middings Q 1-2. Upland fair 10 Ii.
Coffee quiet sales of 1000 bags Rios III
Sugar tirmcr, sales POO bids Orleans at 1-2a3-4
Molasses firm, sales of 400 bbls. Linsced Oil
active, sales S00gallons at o. Freights nomi-
nal.
Flour dropping, saiez 1000 bbls. Wheat un d
changed. Corn declined, 10000 bus at SSc for
mixed western. Pork active, sales 1900 bbls
Beef dropping, sales $50 bbIs Lard has de-
clined, sales 100 bis attic. Whisky firm, sales
$50 bis
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PHEIA. MARKET.

FEs. 1-Accounts by the Arabia have fiat
tened the market for ali descriptions of Bread
small, the inspections for the past week amount
to only s.939 bhls, no export demand, superfne
held at Sl2, retailers and bakers holding off in
anticipation of lower prices and purchasers only
for supply ofimmediate wants within range Of
S,25E according to quality Very little Wheat
in market and little inquiry, in absence of sales
we await quotations for the present No sales
of Rye Corn very dull and prices lower. Whis-
key, demand continues limited small sales Of
bblSa 22a3;I and hhtlS at 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

TnE GENUS OF rnE WEsE-We have re-
ccived the last number of this Magazine, and
find it, as its name would indicate, rcplcte with
the genius of Western writers. Itcontaius also
very handsome engraving-''T Indians
Farewell" 'srhc Genius of the Vest is, we
believe, the only magazine which aims toencOu-
rage and develop Western literary talent, and
should be encouraged. 1t is published monthly
ut Cincinnati, by W. T. CoggeshaII, at the low
price of 81 per annum ~
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4 DEER TuRN-0 rr.-One Of the most novel
turn-outs in the shape of sleigh that we have
lately witnessed, was Que we noticed on our
streets yesterday. Two fast young men had
prodcccd deers hide complete and fitted to a
piece of wood, preserving the form Of the ami
NAL as near as possible; the legs were fastened
to hickory runners, which were supported by
small stancheions in tho body of the stuffed
quadruped Attached to this sleigh was spir-
tied nag. and astride of the deer rode the party
AS they whisked through the streets, they
We're the observed Of all observers. VI Pitts
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IS as fTIAMERS

Y . = q - ~ IlIaAIE4tS'=s9 q
H4LiFAN, Feb. 1.-The Arabia from Liver
pc y sailed ut one o'clock for Boston.
h America, from Boston arrived here at
> lock this morning, disabled for Liverpool af
erashort delay weather fine.
The brig Lead r from Philadelphia arrived at
Liverpool on the 18th ult
The ship Corntuck from Baltimore had arri-
we'd ut Queenstown. -
The Ellen Molrson and Sophia arrived at
Marseilles and the Ocean and Selma at Graves
end, all from Baltimore.
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Winter Atrnngement.
TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE b. & o. R
ub.,J;,,,, C|.,ts,.. n, a. g.

TRANSPORT Grlox OFFICE b. & O. R. RI
Hhtsiin0 Station, Dec 18th. ISIS.
on and after Tuesday the h Instant the Passenger Trains
(txprtss and a wleaye this station daily at4 r. VI. aud
iU::sJ P-H
The Express Train att P II. will only stop at
the following stations: BenWOod, Nfoundsyle rom
Fa!rmont Frcrman, SewburG, Rowlesbur Piedmont Cuu-
berland SIR Johns Run, Martinsurg arpers Ferry Sion
ocacy. Sykesvilr and Washington Junction.
The Mall Train leaves daily, except Saturdays 1850 r.
NJ, and will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train viii
be daily except sundays, leaving Wheeling A. H.
and arriving at Cumberland atG p NJ Leaving Cumberland
at5:IO AM. and arriving in Wheeling at i, p II.
By 0rdero9 J. II. DONE, supt.
dcf j. u. FORD, Agent. p.
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Hats and Cans

TTTEhaye this day received Of the finest
Wv beautiful assortment Of Hats ami Caps that have
ever had OF to is ci The most fashi0na.
bic that could be made in the eastern narletE.
ItcOmprises inpart the following kinds:
Gents No, SIX moleskin Hats light and elastic, made by
the best hatters East and in strict With Oe
Gents tine white and black beaver otter seal, e Know
Nothing aud Vide Awake Hats white and black; son fur and
wool hats Of every color, quality and price.
tso-caps of description and Otthe most recent
styles such the Nevada Know Nothing Pyranese Pyra-
mid Canadian, Russian English, Washington, and COnsol
d1on Caps and all other kinds In abundance, which viii be
sold lower than goods Of these kinds offered before
TO this community.
CArens ats and Caps of all kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet bagp, Eurs and Gloves always on hand.
Al persons respectfully invited to cal and
lac magnificent stock Of Goods. beforc purchasing else
where, feel confident that please the most
udipnS.
Nothing win be wanting part to suit and
date cur numerous patrons.
4 Word TO Country MerehanIa.
II You wish thing the o. Bats and Caps Just
give call, will that We viii sen yea goods
low a. can be got anywhere this side Of PaadeIphla,
land on the most favorable teEms. ssss -
dell aa "a D. HARPER ! son.
tDITTsBCHH sALf-foe0 FETTelf on hend ard sae,6
rdvS REuEY !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

cRrsHEp IL pr THE Sxow-!t portion of the
roofing of the Fifth Ward Market House was
crushed in Yesterday evening by the snow
We have not learned the extent of the dam
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Hear! Heart! Hear!!!

URE.NI REDUCTION! UKEAT KEDUCIIUNI II
= CLOSING WINTER GOODS!
ID ENG DESTROYS Of reducing stock in the above line,
ID have made the following FeductiOns
.zteA EMBROIDERIES ~.
will consequently sell collars formerly held for
22TSS thoseat 80 for g. and others in proportion
Offering greater inducements than any other town
IN CLOAKS
reduction Of 30 per will be granted, and those ready
With the cash will be able to buy from nice trimmed
cloth cloak at $780, The greatest bargains offered
Others shall sell the advantageous terms; actua
" selling the ready made for less than buy the
- TRIMMINGS
OF which have large Iwl sell at almost
your own prices.
Comforts ehndrens WOODEN sacs ladies superior wool
scaFf have IN such variety and St such low prices
to astenish every With word being anxious and
willing my stock the lowest point will sell my
goods much less than
that YOU cannot help buying E Come al and every
that to his Money.
ISAAC PRAGER-
Eastern Bargain Store. ll5 Main street,
deC2a. bet Monroe and Union sta.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

ruE KrSkrL TROUPE had a crowded house
last night, at Washington Hall They appear
again tonight with u programme of new songs
and funny burlesqucs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02
HOTEI. FETJ5 DOWS I

LorIsvnLE, Feb. l.--lhe East wing of the
L 2uisville Hotel unoeeupied, fell this morning,
crushing over thirty rooms, killing laborer and
a boy.
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CINCINNArI MAnKr1t

Fen. No sales of flour reported. Little
doing in hogs Sales of 200 bbls mess pork at
Il, 10. Sales 50 bbls lard at 81. Whisky "a
81 Groceries firm and unchanged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02
BALTIMORE N4RKRT

FE8. 1.-The foreign news has caused de-
preston in the -four market holders ask, $40.
but 50 is only offered. No sales of wheat. uri.
ees have declined Ease. Little doing in corn.
sales Of yellow at z oa722, white 6saTO, themar-
ket closed dull sssz7
The Southern mail has again failed to extend
kbeypHd Washington. ileas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

sagruE Winsted, Conn, Herald, says:-''We
have it from what we suppose reliable authority,
that the liabilities of Ra rnum for the Clock Com
pany, Gncluting endorsements, acceptances,
&c } reach US high as 500, 900. The debts of
the Company reach $6U0,O and its assets, at
the most reasonable valuation, may not be
worth 100000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02

The finest quality Of ladies glove leather Caters and bus
kns, line and soft article Ladies' glove leather Gal
ters with high heels heavy SOLE and button up side
ClilLDRESfS WEAR,
Patent leather, kid goat glove leather
calf and fancy boots, CATERS ankle ties slippers Oxford ties
and all other kinds and styles always hand low pricCs
Ladies' and misses' sandals, boots
the very best quality also great variety of other goods net
here enumerated which will sell the most accomnoda.
ting terms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02
ENCOURAGE AalERICAE MANuFACTUREs!
RGThEts'H ROUK EEHSRPl:R'M
Writing Fluid

lScg thIa superior Fluid lax has been, before The public
.CDow nrly two years, as been constantly SaiuBE ia
iaIoF and lie aoF preferred b. MANY fr-lsne0 A..
During The pest year tEeH'y thousand and FlNt
te together !ih smaller sizes lRnu-rRhl
baTGh, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Terre Iau,s LGisyc
EiheenneS indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort lsxnEtea
NaiI ic Memphis St Louis NicksluT, jackson, NaiCh,z
and NeN Orleans Il has hlso been adopted in the Rte De,
I1'imsns Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Assssppi hu.
CINCINNATI and Lousvlc, and Diplomas and Prize Me-
aud Illinois. ~
The following merchants, bankers &C., in Wheeling herr
Of0Te using ArnOidS EngFi InE, have purchased j j mn,
lel's BOok-Kecl,srs WriliBg Enid
N9rlhwsserm Bank Of virginia. AIrrchan',& Mechanics
Bank OF Yherinr; FanL Wheene CrrAccnt Ala
FHg Compsny County Clerk Ohio Cuunty; Naii0nu Tt.
graph o!hcc; Baltimore ard Ohio RAILROAD onuc; MelAtr
House Kelly Holloway Co.. Russell MeAlse Gordon
Matthews Co.; 7, Sweeney Son; Douur Cow su on 4
toSd; lsoyd ott Oliver Frs or; JAS II S0dsk Co La.h
din GilbetsOn Co.; Pres.
For sale NJ manufacturers prices tY
ocSb LAAtBDIS, GlLpERkON A 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02
improved AltIRcial Teeth.

R. j. ALLEN late Professor the Ohio College OF Den
1Cat SurEcry, Invites attention TO his highly improved
method Of constructing Artificial Deaurrt, which combine
the following advantages:
J. There ereYices the lodgnent Of food
70 yitiae the saliva infect the breath, tie
slightest moisture gel between the teeth and plate.
An Artificial Gum, which Is 6rm and indessrnct!bes
base, which uuitts them TO each other and the lSc upon
which they set This gum npsrts u the teeth thai Pc
euaF end appearance which characterize
8 Great strength obtained By thu. uniting tie teeth
gum and plate and ordinary force Of lnsscatn,
break them from their base
clear distinct articulation Of speech Ia restore
This important change effected by having the nsde of the
teeth and gum of naturalorm To Ibis the tongue
readily adaPted This perfect adaptation OF the tongue TO
he denture thv kissing nIuiPd sOndR
ing singing 50 often observed In persona wearing RTtf
Cial teeth.
can be restored, IN where THEY have become
This Is done by OF additional attaciIuvts the
framework supporting the teeth These attachments
formed bring out the sunEtn portions and suain them
in their proper position. They covered with The above
Haned gum compound, and become component parts the
dcture, and WHEN rightly ohcd cannot lie detected by the
closest observer This method OF restoring the cheeks
their original lnCsS and also the natural form expires
sion of the mouth and lips has been well tested having been
mads special feature IN thu authors practice for several
past. variety Cf Photographs and naguCrreotyTc
ECncsSc which have been taken Of persons without tlE
Improvement and also with it, be his Office, show
luz the great change in appearance Nhc Is produced in the
countenanccs of Individuals wearing dcrurcs
cd upon this principle Which the public invited el
requiring the above attachments.
G. Th plates usually employed for this work Platnn
the purity of which prevents the slightest
pleasant taste In the mouth In short this system embraces
many and Important Icarts, which readily apprC-
ciatcd b those wearing artificial denurCs upon this IrnC
Testimonials can be given from eminent ncns In TIC yari
Of the GniOl and SEsona wearing the this
Dr ALEX has arrangements sy which he i, enabled to
persons from distance, Immediately arrival
j. slLrS, No 80 Basa stceet,
Psper:oas desiring rshsr information In refer
cEce to the above viii be furnished With pamphlets, Of
= J.,
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Ladies Shoe Stnre

o.
y r w r n T RR RR-I9 R:!
TAVISG opened the cetnmOdious stand. No ISa Mai,
II streets opposite Rhodes Co.'s Dry Goods store beg
% can The attention 81 the Ladies Of Wheeling and vicinity
10 and well seleeted stock Of Ladies Misses sni
Chdren Caters, Boots Buskns Diamond Ties fppeFs
etc, etc. etc. 49, -
BOots.&G - = f1LgsAAt9.5 ". HASSELL
asls:ss1 - 30. 16s Main St, HhstiinS.
$50 4HandkeTohiefs and ,Cravats.
EIASDEERCHIEFSo OF an kinds embracing the lowest and
4 u fashionable styles Of Stocks au8TIes.
Black Sk GraVatsy extra si3eg;
-17sf - Satin - - 4l5sE sss-g
seaFfs-plain bIaek and faneF.ses5
Half Hose Of al kinds embrsclnE double feet and bas-
sdspendeEs Of all kinds, Including boys eEs Of aris
Gus styles and superior quality.
4lof EhiSh Ein be sosa HerY lsv st Nos Washington
Hall, by y q
] saisjl !. stAILNAs.