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New Savings Bank Store,
AT THE

=.-.a AT THE
OLD POST OFFICE.
"KeeP the Head 1nd Feet COVcred.',
ITIZENS of Wheeling Nnd vic:nityTis old maxim for
~ health reminds that it not be auss to call 10
attention to Fa and Winter stock Of Boots Shoes Hats,
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks At the Of Market
and MORToe streets wher. yon will md great variety OF
fashionable lately received Goods, suitable the season,
low prices.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received since
coming amongst you, respectfully solicit you all call and
examine stock, will h. pleasure 10 and wait
you thus uniting labor with that may give their
spring health, and To this adding industry and economy
may have health.
Ladies, if You wish purchase fashionable cheap
winter BOnnets, sure,
Call the Old Post Office, oppostcth Mcclure.
Gentlemen, you wish 10 purchase fashionable Cap
Hat,
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Remember the old Post Office corner.
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lNE'II ROCKS.
T EWIS' AMERICAN SPORTSMAN;
IL Whitncy'S Metallic Wealth;
Bancroft's Hist. United States, 9th volume:
Land Of the Saracen, by Bavard Taylor;
Nelly BracEen What Not;
Barnum's Autobiography;
May and December by Mrs Hubbaek;
Fudge DoingS, By TX Marvel;
You Have Heard OF them:
Poemsof the Orient, by BayRrd Taylor.
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In five very large octave volumes, Porraiton steel
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8 = ~ = ~ - McCLALLENs ( KNOX
NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL.


VIE UNDERMINED takes pleasure in inform his friends
just received has Fall and winter supply Of
LothS, CGSSimereS and EeSfingS,
Not thinking necessary enumerste my stock, simply
say OF the latest and most fsshona
bic style Cloths GassiEeTeS Ves;ingS plain and fancy
together with full Of Gents Furnishing Goods
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me call Ia1 determined sell low any other
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warranted to be srePresented OF no sales.
Goats, Vests Pants got to order at the shortest
tice. j. II. STALLSIAN, Merchant Tailor,
oc10 No. =, Washington Hail.
NOTICE.
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IL Goods belonging MeSsrS- Wheeler LaktD Merchant
Taors would begieaye inform the cIrizens Wheeling
vicinity intends carrying the Merchant
Iorng in the formerly oecnpled Nessrs
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every article to be Recommended, sale. Sass
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& And give u q call,
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ArTHE OLD sraSD oF }. b. HARSH.
No. IS. Monroe St.

Popular and Family MedlclneS
SOLD RY
JOHN IL MT aHHS9 ~
~ DR.. Wistar,s Balsam of Wld Cherry;
Ayers Cherry PectOral,
John Bulls SarsaparIla,
TOwnSend's do -eE5.-g s---l
OSgoOd's India Cholagogue,
Dr. Houtn'S PePsin,
dreen's 0xygenated Filters, te H ta
Hollands German do
MOrtiIner's Rheumatic Compound,
Scarps .AucOuste oil, a -'- --st
Stroble'S Pile Lniment t- 49,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Eminent,
McI.ane Teruaifuge, -l-
MeLane Liver Pills,
WriGht's Indian Vegetable Pills,
Jew David'S, HebEeW Plaster .is..-.46
Poor Mans
DaIeys Pain Extractor,
McAliisters all healing Ointment,
Dr. Anarchists Uterine Catholicism,
Railways Ready Relief
do Mrdcated Soap.
20 Together with all other popular Family Medicines
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mee CHEAP 7..4BLE

Every body Come ana seel -..ts
HATEhave arranged cheap table remnants m s,s,
kind old style d Goods, and articles OF which NJ
whatever they Viii bring - ~ - oV''o INW
Come SOON Nlhieyol have chance for bargain, %
Z Z auE.i st..z y - W. D. AEiTTR BRo.
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For any Ofthe four Reviews a. 90
For any Two Of the four Reviews, =, :. : & ~ -. - 100
For any three Of the four Reviews. =. :. Zoo
For all Of our the Reviews -. -. . sos
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MISGEl.I.,.I. ANEOITS.
McCLALLENs, KNOX & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS dNDSHOES, MEMS And
Bays Hats aud Gaps, at the
cell kn0aCa stand OF the

are now receiving from Eastern Manufacturing
establishments, one VI the argest and anuEactn
ever offered In this or any other market They been
10 ORDER according directions
are Intended for retailing To our regular custo-
lnsrs others who may favor With cali We can
oher an unusually large variety Of Boots Shoes which
guarantee equal in quality OF material workmanship to
those in this other part Of the United
tae Our stock will be found to consist part ofths fol-
lowing sessouabls good:
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II. q PETERSON, s,,,
No. 100 CheannlAL PhiIndeInl,In.

JtoI IfEt7E1 TELJ. lil59@ :. %
40 BOXES selected Pigs;
X boxes Layer Raisihs; i .Aa 9ft
F I5a5a - do Oranges D.
do Lemons; ~
~ 20 barrels Grecn AppIe5 n scg1-f ds,if4y
soft Shell Almonds;
p tl 4 casks bologna s5aisaE9; ll,Ei .f.ni
do HAMS augar cured: for Rnle bv
tnhsI 80 As - j. X BOTSPoRn
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-15

so.sulator, took 7ooe and sxportsrsl 900 The bus-
isuess Of the Ave days. embracing Fr1dsy Az =,
footed mn IS COO bales. Nav orleans mI1anns "
cslied Ga and Mobile and Upands middh9s 6td.
NArcHEsrER MARKgT.-Thers nsn oeen no
change In trade in Manchester. Inc demsna was
fJvSsro.L BREApsTurTs MARxET-Messrs
R;ch.ydsou. spence Co. report bresdstuns general
" unch.ngsd. and in limited demand. Inc weather
Continued favorable for agricultural purpose
the cose To effect sales less than the currens qGos.
tom roud bays been tsken.-nainsiy fcr Onlo nour
assaGs Phisdelphia and Baltimore 5os0Szs; 1si
lo, and mixed corn S5s153s Sd. White S3s % 0oss
al Red whsst Sass Sd for old, and ios Tor no"
white - Cd 1i0s Cd for old and lls for new.
The Provision market had undergone no chsnee Q,
moment since the sailing Of the Cambria Lars hso
further advanced, q sale OF 80 tons having loeen
made at FPS .,.,.. NJ
produce generally, there had bean no chance wnate
YER 100 barrels Of pot ashes sold at Ssa39s ID
auoted at 46a47s tinseed oil SOS. There were BUY
ar, Of common rosn at 49, Cd, but holders were ask
ing A. I'd Spirits of turpentine quiet atSSs Fregu
dull.
LONDON MApKgTs.-The London Teiesraphic re
port of Wednesday morning says Sugars unchanfed;
business moderate Coffee firm. Tea quiet TeiioW
steady at 52s on the spot. Rice firm Linseed oil
selling at 39s059s. Cd.
GLASGOW IRON MARKET.-GLAsGow, sept o.
Our market for iron 10 dull at rs cash. and for Ae-
rlcan shipping brands 7Ss
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
Vigilance Committee ceased Operations
Release of Judge Terry-$1,6OO,UOO In
Treasure, &c.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA The steamer George
law with dates from San Francisco to the 2Oth
August arrived here this morning. she brings
81, 6000 600 in treasure.
The authorities of Havana had refused 10 let
the New Orleans mails be landed there, but they
were subsequently landed at Key West, for the
New Orleans steamer. There W as no Sickness on
board the steamer among the passengers
The U. S. frigate Independence, from Caiiao
had arrived at Panama The St. Mary's was at
Panama and the Saratoga was at Aspin wall.
The New York and New Orleans packet Albert
son, was wrecked on the Florida reefs, on the
2Sth, and also French ship, with sugar from
Congo Several lives on the latter were lost
CALIFORNIA.
The Vigilance Committee had Internationally
released Judge Terry.
The Committee had had grand review and pa
rade of troops numbering 1000 OF 5000 well ap'
pointed.
The Committee had not officially disbanded, but
it was understood that its functions had ceased for
the present-each company retaining their arms
and organization to Reasonable in case OF neces-
sty.
The State Republican Nominating Convention
meets on the 9th September at Camptonvie.
A stage was attacked by mounted robbers on
the l2th, and bravely defended by the passenger
Forty shots were fired and woman killed. Ihe
robbers retreated The stage was conveying
100000 in treasure to Maryxville
There is nothing from Nicaragua
San Francisco market dull.
California crops generally fine.
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Movements OF Hon. Arson BurIignme.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Sept. II The Hon. An.
son Burlingamo arrived here at one O'Clock, on his
way to Boston. Several hundred people gather ed
at the cars and greeted him most enthusiastically
He made them brief speech in return from the
Mossa SOFT House.
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Sc l5-l2t


tF Elegant stock of Fall and Winter
Staple AND FANCY DRY GooDs.-J. MILLHISER
l. BRO, 1893 Broad street. are now prepared TO offer
their friends customers snd the public generally an
a,sortment of Foreign and Domestic DRY GoOoS,
adapted tn tina of every family and embracing
unusual Nore1ty, Beauty and p'nriety.
To WHOLESALE BUYERs.-The fact of the bulk
Of Goods being bought at the large Auction sales
in New York in large lots it will be to the interest of
the merchant from the country visiting this market,
to give our stock examination, promising that we
can offer inducements in the way of bargains. which
few other houses can So l5-12t
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The Niagara Outward Bound.

HALIFAX, Sept l2.-The steamship Niagara ar
rived here at half past nine o'clock this morning
aud sailed again at eleven o'clock for Liverpool.
The weather is clear with westerly wind.
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THE WESTERN VIRGINIA CONFERENCE of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, commenced its
annual session at Guyandotte, Va, on last Thurs
day, Reverend Bishop Early, presiding, and Rev
G. C. Thornton. Secretary.
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AwARD-The contract for building the new
Custom House and Post Office at Alexandria, Va.
was awarded by the Secretary Of the Treasury
to Messrs. Walker & McCollum, for all but the
iron work. and proposals Will be again invited for
that portion of the work.
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STAMPED POSTAGE ENVELOPES. Stamped
postage envelopes have been in use in the United
States absut three years. The demand by the
Government now reaches 80, 100000 or 100000
per annum. In England, according to return
recently presented to Parliament, there were is
sued, during the ten years ending April, 1856, the
large lumber of 1e6, 200 stamped postage en-
yelOpes
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tropolita nHook and Ladder Company contemplate
trip to Richmond, Virginia, on the Goth of Octo.
Der. About forty members are making prepare
lions for the visit They will take with them their
apparatus and Esputas band. 1t is scarcely ne
cessary to bespeak for the company aiwarm recep-
ton, for feel assured that they will receive it
from their brethren of the metropolis of the Old
Dominion - Washington Star.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. September IS.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
schr st Louis, Philadelphia, coal, John En-
ders MI c.,,n.
Schr William and James, corn, E. Fl Skinker
Co.
Schr Henrietta, Booth, Cabin Poln', NUS
Steamer Poeahontas Jones' Baltimore, mds Lud-
lam = Watson. VI, ,.,u
Schr Planet Mars, Goghagan, via Port "aithali
coal, Washington.
Nrw York, Sept. IL - Cleared, schr New YORK,
Brigham Richmond; 18th, arrived schr Jno. Totten,
Waters. Petersburg.
BosToN Sept Il.--Arrived. schr Chas. Edward,
Moody Richmond; cleared, schr Rosemesth, Rogers
Richmond.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND Loss OF
LIFE-The Boston Evening Ledger, of Thursday,
brings US the particulars of another distressing
railroad accident:
This morning, A. the six and half o'clock train
on the Boston and Maine Railroad was on its way
TO this city, when about ten miles this side Of Law
renee, and opposite Sweetsers Grove, the axle of
the tender broke, and the baggage car was imme,
diately rendered complete mass of ruins. In the
ear were some twenty persons, principally labor.
ers on the road, two of whom were instantly kill.
Cd and eleven wounced severely, some of them, it
Is thought fatally The names of those killed are
Morris Leonard and Richard Burns Among those
severely wounded are Jas. S Knight, brakeman,
ana Mr. Seavy, Of Lawrence. The bodies of the
oeAn ana wounded were brought to this city i'm.
,nsdiately, and Eve of the latter were conveyed .,
me GENERAL Hospital The passenger car imme.
ls'ey Following the baggage car, was thrown off
sne uack ana run across the ditch to the fence.
smashed up. P'es'' We"
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q. DRISCOLL5 BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dsntrifce and Cosmatic that the art
of applied chemistry has produced cleansing the
teeth healing the gums and mparting fragrance and
sweetness otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exists, without the persons knowledge
For sale in Richmond by r. DUOUESNE, Main
atraat
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STEAM BOILER ExPLosIoN.-Tne boiler of the
steam hammer mandatory of Mesrrs. Parker g.
Perkins, at Meriden, CT, exploded Friday after
noon, injuring five Or six of the hands employed
In the establishment and two of them badly that
1t is feared they will not survive.
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LARGE ICEBERGs-Ths ship Brilliant arrived
at Halifax on Wednesday, and reports that on the
I'd instant in latitude 49, longitude AZ, she passed
two icebergs, the largest one hundred and sixty
feet high, and six hundred feet long, apparently
aground.
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~ To Mil!Iners.---We are in receipt of
our stock of MILLINERY GOODS. comprising
everything new in that line 100 Cartoons styles
Ribbons, Bonnet Satins and Bonnet Vevets, W lvet
Ribbons, Marcalines and Florence Silks, which we
are selling wholesale at New York prices Give US
call j. MILLHISER Il BRO.
sc l5-l2t I93 Broad street.
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MISS FoRMAE, young English lady made the
ascent Of Mont Blanc on the 3lst ult., in company
with her father, and staff of guides. The ascent
WAS accomplished In the wonderfully short space
of fifteen hours, and the descent in seven. Miss
Fornan 10 the fourth lady who has reached the
summit
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F ProtectionsBu Building Fund Company
An adjourned meeting of this Company will be
held this (MONDAY) evening, at O'clock, p: M, at
their room ON 18th street. under the Office of Messrs
Lee Bayley. -
ESQ 15--.lt z. p TOWNSENp, Sec'y.
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The shin Sahns1icnnIr

BOSTON, Sept. 13.-The ship Sebasticook, which
sailed from Shields for New York, is telegraphet
below, with jury, fore. main, and mzzen-topm asst,
gone. She has anchored in Nantasket Roads.
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PoIitics--Denth of Hon. .
l.. DiuInock

Boston, Sept, 13 The Hon Samuel H. Wal.
ley, the Whig candidate for Governor last wear.
has written letter reviewing political affairs and
declaring for Fremont and Dayton.
The Hon. John L. Dimmock, well known citi.
zen, died yesterday at his residence in Watertown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-15

BURLINGTON Vt, Sept. l2-.The Fillmore
Wing Convention assembled here today and APP
pointed delegates to the National Convention to be
held in Baltimore on the 18th inst
call was issued for converting State Conyen-
ton to nominate Fillmore Electoral ticket.
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Subscriptions for kansas.

EAsToN, Sept l2.-Governor Reeder made a
address at this place last evening. A committe
was appointed to collect subscriptions to aid Kar
sas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-15

rv SiIks..Sflks.-The subscribers arc In
rsceipt of a splendid line of rich DRESS SILKS,
comprising the newest styles out this ssaann. to which
they respectfully invite the att enton of ths Ladies
Silk Robes a Volsnt, superb quality Chine: striped
silks superb quality Saline Cadrile,. rich Satin.
striped, rich Poute de Sole.
aa1s-I2t 1875 Broad street.
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GsECOND DESPATCH. !

CHICAGO, Sept. - Private advices from Kansas
City state that Gen. Lane was about to attack
Westport, Kansas City and 1ndependence-ai
three cities in Missouri Also that the free State
men had surrounded Gen. Richardson's forces
North of Lawrence, and cut off their retreat.
Gen. Geary had arrived at Leavenworth, and
had a conference with Gen. Smith. He would pro-
ce ed to Lawrence in few days.
ST. LOUIS, Sept Is The ST. Louis Democrat
of yesterday announces that Gen. Richar dson had
been taken prisoner by the free State men and car.
red before Gen. Lane, who restored his arms and
sent him back under escort.
Great CONSERVATION prevailed at Leavenworth,
in consequence of rumor, to the effect that Lane
was about tn attack the place. Gen. Smith had
sent four companies Of regulars to protect the
town.
Gen. Lane in the meanwhile. is still at Law
renee with no intention of changing his present
position
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The Fever NeW YnrIr

NEW YORK, Sept. Bone new case of fever
has occurred at the Military HospitaI Al Fort
Hamilton, two new cases at the Relief Hospital
Dr. Dubois at New Utrecht, previously report
ed down. has the black vomit badly. Dr.. Crane
is getting better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-15

Noks NOT RuiEED.-The Danvills rya1 Re.
publican says: va NC
,x nA. corn WAS not seriously Injured by the
"eatner gentleman brought stslk 10 onr
omes WIN SIX ears upon 1t. This stalk. be said
oa.ng the drought In common with The hs /,
nse o. me held. apparently dried up and de.S
1oo /" vas thus brought ont BY the nina 80
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sc l5-12t

~ Spe cinI Nottce.--The attention of the
public is respectfully requested to the sale at the
store of Mr. George Bernet this day at 10 O'Clock.
See advertisement. E. B. COOK CO,
se I5-lt Auctioneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-15
Burning of the Mills of the Norway Plane
COMPANY.

GREAT FALLS. N. H., Sept 13 Mills Nos
and 2 of the Norway Plane Company, a. Roche
ter IN. HI we're destroyed by fire this morning
Loss about 500 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-15
Shocking Railroad AccfScns

DETROIT, Sept. ia collision occurred on
WEDNESDAY night on the Michigan Central Rail
road, with very serious consequences The night
passenger train bound East and the emigrant train
bound West came together. No less than eighteen
cars were broken. A child was killed andsb out
a dozen persons were injured. 1t Ia astonishing
that there was not greater loss of life
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MARRIED.

On ssturday morning, 18th inst. e FrsdsricLsbsre.
va By Rev. Chs. II Proctor, ~ LIN, 1No y; 49,,
icksburr. 80 49,.
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From Kansas.

CHICAGO, Sept.s ll-One hundred Free State
refugees arrived at St. Louis yesterday, entirely
destitute They state that alarge number of fam
lilies had taken refuge at Fort Leavenworth. 1t is
reported that large number of Free State women
and children were killed at Strangers Creek, on
"Wednesday the third
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-15

hEfRiEyED "A young man named Ksrr.s,
senssnes y death ~ New Orieans Vas rs,.s.
~ ''s Oh Inst, the day desiguatsd fsr liz exc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-15

WYTHEvILLE, Va, September 13-This il the
first dispatch sent from this over the wires Of
the Lynchburg and Abingdon Geographic line.
which has just been completed to this point. The
inhabitants are rejoced at being in instantaneous
communication with the metropolis of the State
Yours, R. o CROWLEY Operator