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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

CssE a. TIE CAsr1H GsErES ClrHKs-The six clerks
attached 70 the CARTE Garden emigrani depot who were
arrested charged with booking emgranw without
license we're brought before Justice Connolly yesterday
Tor examination. They waived their right ques-
ton the Witnesses 10 the and the whole matter %
20 before The Grand Jury FOR their action the parties
giving $500 bal for their appearance.
AooDrrs.-reter Boyle, laborcr employed a, pier IA
North river, seriously injured Monday afternoon,
BY barrel OF beer which fell upon him. The police
conveyed him TO the City Hospital
Martin Murphy, hand on board the steamboat Della
way q the boat Monday evening, ana badly hurt
lie vas taken 10 the City Hospital
Michael flanagan, boy IA years Of age, was play.
ing on Monday afternoon, In the cellar Of new build
ing Twenty hfih street sixth avenue, when
Of the eide walls Of the cellar gave way and bsred him
and after being attended house In tie neghborhood
by DR. Ranney conveyed 70 the residence Of his pa
rents 500 Past Thirteenth street His injuries though
severe, are not thought 70 be OF fatal character.
hEvrrxa or ME PRisov AssouAnoS-rhe Executive
Commeeof this association held their regular monthly
meeting yesterday nj O'Clock r. in their Office. No.
s25 had been contributed 10 lie funds during the prese
month. From the diary Of the agent, we learn nearly
it0 persons have been visited In our city prisons From
this number those were carefully selected who ap.
Feared the mott inexperienced crime and about which
crcumstances ~ extenuaton seemed 10 exit; Iii com
plants minutey impartlslly examined many Of
these discontinued and abandoned their advice,
~ persons lad been discharged from custody on their
recommendation the charges being frivolous and often
lot one Of whom could be recognized having been pre-
viousy charged with crime 20 discharged convicts fr
our state prisons peniierhares and county jais were
temporarily assisted With small sums OF m ,ney while
much larger number ~ needy applicants were (from
want d means) sent away empty. Eleven men and
pied with such clothing az their scan,y wardrobe would
afford. Thirteen persons provided with situations
and employ ment and most Of them away the country
where the chances Of their doing ~e was more hopeful
than II they we're In the city. Bbcs Testaments and
other books freely bestowed Donations and con.
puIicftnd NJ
useful institution and will be gratefully vledRed by
Henry A. oakley, Esq, No. GO Wall street Clothing
shirts shoes cape &c. especially required for men
this association seek 10 reform. 0fce No. Is Centre
street corner Of Chambers, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27
ATTEnpTYp HIGHWAY ROBBERY NEAR TAR

TowN-iARAc AND INGENIOUS ATTACK on The CARRIAGE
Mr. SWORDS, OF NEW YORK On MONDAY evening last the
coachman of Mr. swords publisher OF this CITY, took the
carriage Of his employer and pr pceeded with II from his
country resic Tar yown towards the railroad
depot When be arrived opposite 10 Beekmans wood,
Two men suddenly ruoaed from ambush lear by, one
Of whom Immediately struck one OF the horses such
blow with heavy wcoien rail- that the animal soon
Afterwards fell between The attacking party and the
rage Both horses tnen took fright separated them
selves rom the vehicle and away. The second high
~ayman then seized The handle Of the carriage door and
opeGed H. but tnoing person inside permitted the
driver 10 make his escape. The coachman TO the
house Of Mr. Swords. and Informed that gentleman OF
what Ind occurred Mr.. Swords Immediately reused up
his men, ana summoned hts neighbors 10 his aid,
VIXEN party Of ten or dozen persons
formed They preceded to the spot aud approach
ing the carriage caatiousy from different points,
trey could that the robbers disturbed
Of them had his head protraded from OF the side win
dows, watching around. The vigilance party pounced
him when he fell down 10 the carriage and pretended
70 he asleep. Pc was, hcweyer arrested and being
questioned told many contradictory stories 10 his rs
dence, business, &c, &c He was Identified by Mr..
Swords driver the fellow who struck the horse with
the rail- ant il j. supposed that MS reason for permitting
the icbman TO home spr ng from the hope that the
man and Mr. swords would cnly come back 70 look for
he carriage when the confederate robbers could fall
them and perhaps murder them. lie Is now, however,
secure. Gangs OF very ugly looking loaiers have CON-
menced to DI ct the roads Tarrytown aud travel
lers should Keep sharp look out for them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

Ioris, cArrrxs, wife Of Amedec c. Fags, in the 25ih
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral this afternoon, two
O'Clock from No 10 West Thirteenth street.
On Tuesday, August 20, OF consumption after q long
and tedious illness JosxrH d. BsoxI aged IS years and
month";.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence, No. 323 south Fourth street. Jersey City His
mains viii be taken 10 the New York Bay Cemetery for
iDtermeni, morrow morning. At ten O'Clock
Suddenly, Sunday morning. August a. HARRIET
wife Of Peter y. Gssque, aged a. years
Her remains we're taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery
Morfstown IN. ~ and Albany papers please copy.
On Monday, August 25 at his late residence No 711
West Twenty third street JoES easrsrs the a3d year
Of his age.
The relatives and freuds Of the family are respectfully
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PROGRESS or THE DISEASE on LONG 1sLAED-ir.
FATAL cHARAcrKR-Irs HISTORY so FAs-i
Youra HERO.

PROGRESS or THE DISEASE on LONG rsLAED-Irs
FATAL cHARAcrR-rrs HISTORY so FAs-N
Youra HERO.
n impossible 10 convey idea Of the CONSERVATION
that has prevailed among the residents Of Fort Ham'os
and s vicinity the appearance o. the yellow fever
~ tina, place Az FIRST they would not believe the dreaf
disease was amongs, them, and was pronounced agra
vAied remisni and bilious teverbu. the suddeness Of
the deaths the fatality that accompanied H. and the
symptoms by which dls,in gushed so,n left no
doubt Of Ne true character The ars death occurred
the 26th DAY Of July since which time there have been
Gny-eghi deaths In all a, Fort Hamilton and Yellow
BOOK every case being Of unmsaka5ie yellow fever
arst appeared the buf overlooking Gravesend Bay
where the infected vesses anchor since then
n has spread uorthward passing from Yellow Hook 10
S3ovanus then 10 Red Hook and South Brooklyn, aad
were not for the heavy and strong northery winds
chat have prevailed for the last three weeks there
ttIs doubt but that would have progressed fur
Their still There be doubt a. 70 what caused
diseese 70 make I've appearance at Fort Hamilton. Inc
testimony Of ali who live in that part Of the country unite
In aeclavinr the infection was caught from the
a. anchorage and that II must have been communicated
10 them by the medium Of The wind, which, during the
summer months blows from the south and south vest
rich, upon this shore has been proved that no com
hes been had with any Of the vessels by pso
pie living IN the vicinity and the infection s solely due
70 The cause above mentioned. 60,
one o. he reasons urged IN iayor Of placing the Qua an
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On Monday, August rs, by The Rev. j. MIett, Mr..
CBARfss n DssARxr 70 Miss Eiz&Bru CAPsos, both Of
Jersey City.
All Pe,er's church, on Monday August IS by the
Rev, j. A. Paddock, Taosss AsNsrEoSa TO NJ. G. LARz-
uxRK all Of Brooklyn, ard daughter OF the late Joseph
Woodward, OF New Utrecht, l.. ].
On Wednesday, August 20, by the Rev. William Nc
Cennan at his residence, Owxs NcPARIS 70 MANY AVN
SEWARD, both OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

pretty blonde II from 20 IS years age embarked
lately om Calais to Dover. Her Invalid appearance OK.
cited the interest OF the passengers, who felt great ankle
~ iest sickness should bring a CRISIS which evil
denty could not long be defe red. she crossed the
straits however, safely an upon andsg placed in
an am chair and tails were hel 10 her while
occasional gFoan went 70 the beer Of all her travelling
companions On the wharf a custom house officer OBJ
served Lhe Decentralization, and seemed n feel q
nicies. 10 the pretty French woman. He approached
and offered his asss ancc, informing her that he had
some knowledge Of medicine, AMI thoigh tue lady
surtd that she felt much better, and Dcsgd TO be
carried i'm neaey 70 an h0se he protcs ted that could
not be done without danger, and by hrs philanthroptc
authority shc taken TO apart neni or the custom
house and q midwife cent for As the officer had fore
s.tn alter begging to be released for q quarter o. an
hour. she safely delivered Of p,lernes rs scarf
IL pieces OF lace ~ pairs OF silk stockings % pieces OF
cotton, reticuies ana - Lyons handkerchief Tho
mother and ospring doing well -SopAeaS,e m Cdss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

TIE CBoPs At TIE SoUTu.--we were surprised
last week says the Columbus (a) Inquirer the u a.
white making short TRIP by railroad into Aab una 70
that the from which the fodder yet been
pulled, locked much greener and promising than
II did week two before The late rains have caused
the In many elds that had commenced premaurely
TO shrve 10 nll out better, but s still supted and
much injured by the drought For another and large
portion Of The crop the rains came too late be OF say
benefit TO fodder. Tho crop must be short one
but the late rams have somewhat improved the prospect
We may say that cotton ready for picking and
the pant u everywhere surted and backward but Ia
many places II s well nllcd with squares bols There
cannot be large crop In this section, and even fair
yield Is as yet dependent upon favorable weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27
INAUGURATION OF THE STATUE or FRANKLIN IN

INAUGURATION OF THE STATUE OF FRANKLIN IN
Bcsros-Ihe statue OF Benjamin franklin will be
guraed IN Boston on the 18th Of september The cere-
monica front o the City Hail. the statue s 10 be
placed will consist OF addresses BY the Hon Robert c.
Winthrop " W. Lincoln Jr, Esq President OF the Massa
cbusefs Charitable Mechanics Association and by Mayor
Rice The pastor Of the church in which Franklin was
baptized will be chaplain OF the day. James T Fields,
pupils Of the public schools. Colonel ~ A. Thompson
has been selected for Chief Marshal, and the whole
details the handsof efficient committee OF the
City Council.
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WHEAT AT RICHMOND, vA.-It is stated in the

WHrAT AT RICHMOND, VA.-It IL stated in the
Ri hmond Enquirer that the Central depo, 10 that city
entirely filed MP with wheat and tina, there are now
standing upon the tracks and dengs three long trains
waiting Tor room 70 be unloaded. On Saturday last four
freight trains received In Richmond over that road,
bringing between fifteen and twenty thousand ishels Of
wheat The mers cannot receive the wheat az fast az
IL coming 20 market and IL has declined IN price from
loc 70 l5c per busbel consequence, aud 4 - thought
will decline still more Il the farmers continue 70 force
u into The market
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CLEARED
Ship Maria, Sampson, Rio Jauiero-Si8keu Ironsiis
ship L W Farley, N!chos Nets L C-wa!sh Carver 4
ship fLdian Hunter Austin Bic o Baker Co.
Bark coqucie Laboreau, Hsvre-Boyd 4 Hnehsn.
s6r Es Nichols RahmonSwva sai r. si suh
sesr Gilmore Tyler sayatnshSJ Gilmore 4 e.
sehr Rachel Jane, Kennon, Georgetown-yan Brunt a
seAr Smith Brl Nlckerson. 81 John, NIB Chase Small
sehr sai,esy hctet charleson-Nctre Mott 90
Steamer Kepebec Hand hiaae 'phia-saadfords line
Propeller Parker Vein, Ramsey, Balimore-cIomwers
ARRIVED
2 ATsn Ey9n saysnns y hours sa pas
banged sgna With steamer Keystone State passed shr FIX
steamship soe,herner Evan. Charleston with mdse aud
miles 81 aierss exchanged signals W u steamer Keystone
b, leso1 ana fN passed steamship AiaSams' hence
ship Msr;ha Ward, s'orer, Liverpool via rraee, with
81 Marcia Day O. psmariseoal Chase Bristol 30 days,
ship Adler I6ielnl Gq.iaya., = PeersSurg July s with
mdse g master Avg t % y lon e % saw ship hal,as
~ :: 80 on % shu Ocean Brdc II Boston, 18th OF
Ship Gastsa of BosloDl barber Csrdf 81 days win 1901
ions Iscaa IRON TO order sessel 70 master july Peter
ya,d ahe sas FROM e John lon
delphia Liverpool Aus - on south shosi passed
chg Villain Ken, 90 Phiadcpha,, wilcox, Shields. 2
days, Win coal, 10 W W FOX 10 II IDnsinery
Experienced hight westerly winds the whole passage, he.
Gained days the banks with thick fog July "a lat SO as
ion Is, slgnayed American ship Gloves rg showing
red swallow tail with black diamond standing to the Eas,
ward 3ih lat 81 TO- Ian ~ 90 spoke ship Mafhas Vineyard
hence for Glasgow gdaye out
lsrs Iqsy Eiss Of LiSsc Tnarlew, L,ssrpoo % day.
a. spoke ship Isaac W. ight Hence Tor Liyerpcoi
Park Helen n Frances toi PorancJ, Wickham, Riga via
Elsne June wsh hemp &c to sobach schepler vessel
to J W Eiweil a Co.
brig brazilian, Gray, Calais days with lumber May.
lew Talbot A Co
Brig aTedac Thaesford Limerick q days with $50 tons
old iron 10 order, vetye 10 Is II Arrows NTH.
sctr Niabdard Derfickson, Wilmington, days.
schr Smith, Briggs, New Bedford for Albany.
S,lr Arcade, Carl, New Haven
Sckr Argo. Tucker. Hartford, Ct.
sthr Zul nah. Robbins Mschias.
Propeller Locust Point French Portland, Me.
Propeller Totem Morley Baltimore
Propeller Black Diamond. Allen Philadelphia.
Propeller Chas Osgood, Smith Norwich.
Propeller Pelican. kuldrch. Providence.
PROP eller shark, Robinson, Philadelphia.
Returned The ship Cachoun. for Liverpool which cleared
li,h inst tow u Titan las, night returning,
lcaky.
BELOW
ship r. Robinson Robinson, from Liverpool
Ship Robena karte,i from LONDON
ship Edw O'fsrien, Watts from Shields.
Ship keafsage Perkins. from sheldsl by pilot boat
Romtr.
Wind during the day from and W.
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The FrsHnRrrs.-The fisheries this season saws

the Newbriy port Herald promise TO be very successful
beth the cod and macSereL The early arrivals from La
bIa5or have been and they report abundance OF
Ish The same Is true from the Banks Yessels arriving
al Mafbnead and o;hsr points engaged in the Banks
Thing, have found Ah OF the largest size, and
rviHg With ten fares Two vessels arrived at Marble
bead tbs week. iron voyage OF about three months,
with rs coo and the other with 10 00o Of such
TO the first 100 hhds, and the latter l2o hhds
salt The 10 900 asn 500 quntas aud the voyage
IS profitable enough TO divide $500 TO The Bank
dshg i the b. al aud OF al the asheres but
Tor the difficulty OF obtaining competent crew. would be
much more extensively prosecuted. OF the mackerel
catch the report favorable. On shores they have
done well and the latest returns from the Bay OF ST.
Lawrence declare them plenty ant fat II TO be hoped
that the uacserel men may have good seasoa: gene
rally Is poor busIn,ss, and Of late years has deemed
Ia t secstn, except IN Gloucester that takes the lead
and Which more abundantly supplied with from the
Provinces The Increase Of the shoe business has crowd
ed hsru uTon al kinds CT asberies bat more profit
a. lie; and WILL In Gloucester, II tie attempts 10 intro.
duce tie shoe manufacture should succeed there.
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Parade OF New Haven Fire Department..
TO THE ED OR OF THE HERALD.

1oRKVILls, Aug. 70, 1856.
In your issue of the 26tn you that noae of se
New York companies will attend the parade of New
Haven Fire department. that of the principal
reasons for their gong their fear Of having
fair show il the trial OF skill &C, &C. Permit me to cor.
rect you IN both these particulars Urited Engine
pany No. 10 10 gong TO attend the New Haven parade
and the only they do take their engine with
them, and take hand inn is the fact that she now
the painters hands being prepared for the parade
the Fire Department IN this city the 18th Of October
next. The inv, ton we have received from the Com
mtee OF Arrangements at New Haven ID frank aud
who engage ia the coming trial Of sxll' will not have
- fair show A.
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williamsburg City News.

ScIcIpz Alice Heating, the wife Of laborng man,
committed suicide on sunday by taking arsenic De.
ceased resided $50 South Fifth The Of her
committing the rash act Is unknown. The jury
panne.led by Coroner Haniord rendered a verdict Of
suicide.
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Te,ecrepb,c Murine Report.

BOSTON, Aug ,sc.Ar ship Yves, Wind, Calcutta; bark
spsfen Aug 2ss Of South shoa ship Masonic from crou.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
fHILApElPhIA, ASs :emArE sshrs weldon En- Leon,
sasor Randsi csiais: Leader Hart !, Georges he Cd
steamship Boston Clark: New York bark unions Powers
aes. Bos,en sehrs Helen actIfegor, MctIpen Ragged
Rs h ssSse iSses sna Freeman Scsersen
Boston Star, Nickerson, Providence.
FORT RICHMOND. Aug 2e-cd brigs America Robbins
RSets bsoa Se1 Bss Psa ass. uoa Ps
ANN sssSud sse% s5.so rsy eoss
w Marcy, Beck Lamont Duonl corsen Eyerslade, al,
sr,on D' Hammond PAYNE; Mary Fpiy toomSs Hw
snnsop ws t ,d Nsry e p d aT ss9 s9
derce, WIN Ioper Robinson, Mediord Treasurer Fisher;
nan, hIsst&ss SsItsSsad Sra sa.lsr fro%t liar.
.fd fSm I,, t osotTg A9n rs ~ , esus rLos
.sues o%e n SnsPy posn5 E Rc dtaad
Parker, Compton RoaSury Hone jones' Pi1sdense sa'
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
and he %aaasa from aTsnnsb Sss yes
day mornlng putser ishsr q he Augus and the purse
scnR Turn, from Fredericksburg Va bound 10 New York.
win -four and corn ashore ss Atlantic CITY; vessel full
SEER MARr PRAvRY Evett from Passport for Alexandra
put into Holmes Hole 18th inst with loss Of deck load Of atns
sHir TdHrpsAyaA telegraph despatch 70 Enwood Walter,
E aSsTSe ship Tferaya 1rcsernaya has mi INTO sya
ney with FIVE feet water IN her hole Steam win be sent for
Extract from letter Ewood Waiter, Esq Secretary Of
he Board Of Underwriters
BurrALo, Aug rs. 1856
The propeller Paugasse burn, 70 the waters edge al
Dunkrk Friday night she had just finished dischargng
her cargo and had nothing board
owned BY the New York and Ee Railroad and pretty
much n total loss.
Propeller Charter from Cleveland for this place filed
water from unexplained said TO have sprung
and ashore Or and River Fafpor ho
where lies sunk deck 70 water Assistance has
her she belongs 10 the American
ton Company Of this place fencOse you list Of the cargo
clark co, 81 bbs aour louisville Oxprd-1l 30 Pores
son New york-lM bhs -four, Perkins extra Allen
10 care OF . Tnlnghast Ttny-lW bbls noH Alief
SCo Al DO A Cummings; 81 J Chapman. Foot car,
~ Dean eon, BuHalo3 bbls tslow. Gle, Noble
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hsszsT LETTERS OF letters advertised in the New
YORK Herald Of August 90 1855, for Philadelphia Bati
more Boston and Albany houses remaining in the New
York Post Office unoaiied ior-no doubt misdirected-
PHILADELPHIA HOUSES
j. T. Aburger Co. James $ Mason & Co.,
John W. Ashmead, VIM. II Maurice,
Hatch Brothers, Thos. X. Newbold,
Justice j Stelnmetz, Henry L. Stevenson,
Thos. J. Miles < Bro, VIM. s. Price
BALTIMORE HOUSES.
Hodges Brothers L Co., Ooer & Co.
BOSTON HOUSES.
Sweeser, Goshn Co. should be sweetser, Gookn Co.
ALBANY HOUSES.
Geo. W. / W B Emery, W. B. Dick.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, August a6, 1855.

ALMANAC FoR YoRK-THS DAY.
sus gisss.......t...... y MOON
sUs ssrs Al HIGH wArER........eve
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BOSTON, Aug 2C-Arr ship West Wind, Calcutta bark
Tropic Bird, New York for Key wes,.
spsfen Aug 70 OFT South Shoa ship Masonic, from Cron
stAai tor New York.
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<yAI1yoNNIA DTAMoNDs.--GEyTs' PINS a To a.
~ rags IS 70 l2 earrings % 70 Rs studs baons
croes a. bracee 40 They equal In briancy Asd
pearnnse 10 the real dsnond Call and psan,.
Il. A J. JACOBS, 4OT Broadway.
TNDMPOsfyIoN AND GOLD CHArNA VEST CHATNA
chaeaaes fob anduayd chains rranted mot 70 change
sosor tssnish o. The nonsy refunded price - o.
L. al. JAtoBS, ~ Broadway.
RIO WATCH IMPORTERs-M T. LEVITT, or THn
firm Of y, NJ 7. Levitt chror nnneer and watch
acurers 70 the Lords Commissioners Of he Admiralty Lon
DON offers hs services 70 those nenemen IN the trade we
may wish 70 enter into arran emens with him for suppl
q their watches and novem Az the period Of his stay ~
limited prOmp attention % this notice u respectfully solced
Apply 70 N. icvih ~ r. r. Iswrence's, ~ John ~
y W. u ieviW ara nephews and successors ~ Mofrfs
Tobias Mnufes london, aud sole manufacturers OF Al
watches aud chrofsomc,ers bearing that nome.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06

TNREsH ARRIVAL = - = y -
II IS Sacks strictly prime Rio Coffee.
10 Hhds Prime Sugar,
10 Bbls Powdered Sugar,
10 do Crushed do
5 do Soft Crushed do
IS Bbls Golden Syrup Molasses,
80 Sacks fne Eastern Salt,
10 Boxes RaIsins,
Cask yante Currants,
e5 Bills No, medium AIaekral
10 Foxes smoked Herring,
10 Kegs Sup Csrb Soda,
10 do Soda Saieratus,
just received and for sale by
ALEX. TURNER,
seplS Main Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

C,IGARs! c1GAns.,-
~ 40OO Gin Cigars:
5000 Prineados Cigars;
1900 Apollo a
1000 E Dorado -
5000 Washington Monument Cigars;
1000 Panetlas -.
LOCO Havana %
5000 Della Cruz Principe
5000 Regalia g
go boxes 8 ID Lump Tobacco;
81 hH
just received and for sale by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06

New Arrival
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES.
AM opening lot Of superior Family Groceries just
ceived from the Eastern cities, and selected with the
greatest suit the wants OF my customers Among
other things this arrival embraces:
Rio and Java Cofees, best qualities;
Green and Black Teas, superior;
Fresh Mackerai No. /, in kits;
'' No. 9, %
Salmon, MOL, in kits, very fine;
"a MOL, in terces;
Pickles, in Jars, assorted;
Canned Fruits, embracing Peaches, Tomatoes. &c.
Also
quantity OF very superior Dried Reef and Hams
best cure; together with articles usually keptn my
ne Purchasers are invited to call
wSf. HEBURN,
fe2S No. 81 Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-06
en-, ,,,BE3 AA.G. g HI5I

Silks and ShawIs.
$4,000 WoR s1Ily q ss and saa.. embracing
variety and the cheapest Silks and shaws brought
Wheeling have trade and suitable to
persons In any station in life.
Plaid Silks low 81 black Broeade do
80 inches wide, at 81 80, worth Sc 80.
fun stock Grape and Stella shaws, very desirable and
sirabe.
Trimmings OF the most desirable style-anew variety
Our stock OF Silks ChRies Tissues BareCes Grenadines
Argentines, &C. make whole oflnlly sc, 600 yds.
This immense stock together with the fact that buy
mostly with cash. make the Beehive store desirable
store at which to buy Goods
Come and see for yourselves.
APPS STONE THOMAS