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DExocRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

i
IL Tammany Hail. July IL, 1856
1ss n 81 % sss
. regular nominations and the asases Of The pary
lie day a
che and M s1 s ~
to said dis,rc. in the Democratic state Convention
be Of SAID % peysr 81 OF
five delegates District Conventions such
Reso' ID, That said District Conventions Friday
the 18th day Of July next at o'clock NJ at the following
Second wards. At 10 Greenwich street,
For sixteenth and Twentieth wards at Mimans corner Of
For Eighteenth and twenty wards Hubbard Nc
Ccys Thirty second street and Fourth avenue
viz Fi.y ninth stree. and srossway .. s,,.
of three inspectors elected by delegates the respective
wards this Committee and at the places hereinafter desg
Frs. ward-A. no Grsenwich sreet-wliam Kenny, Da-
Second wsrd-At No. Is Bgch street- Daniel Meehan
Thomas Rossrs and James Wstson inspectors x,n.
John PSwaal and james lol laspeeoy;s = w..s
Finh Tsrd-H. No. ioi Hudson stree.-RowlAnd Hin.
sh WsTSAt No Bsysrd Aa0ney
ysnS ppss coner o. Es and
PIKE sireetwam jndson, Edward G. Green and Charles
Eighth wardEAt No 6S Mercer ssreet-John Lydecker.
Ninth wardXt No. is7 Washington strees Benjamin Har
Ten Mara Hde fosy and
Breome srees-ohn Van Duzer Edward Welsh and James
Rheven.h Ward@x, Union Shades No 70 Houston street
George Elliott, Jackson vermlyea and William Hogg In
spectors.
Twelfth ward-At Farleys, corner of l25h street and
Fourth avenue-Wiam o. Webb, John Macarthur Jr., and
John Hart Inspectors
Clinton streetJohn G. Frazier Peter lMtche and Henry
Lewis Inspectors.
Fourteenth ward-At Democratic Headquarters
Grand and Elizabeth stree,sJoeph Shannon James Hayes
and Patrick McCudden, Inspectors.
Fneenth Ward-at No a.s Houston street-John b. Ryer
William Jones and Patrick Hood, Inspectors.
Sixteenth Ward-At No. ia seventh avenue-Henry Don0-
hue Daniel McCool and james Gregory Inspectors.
Seventeenth WardAt No n Fast Eleventh streetThomag
Wallace Mapus Kelly John vandervoor Inspectors
Eighteenth Ward Al Union Hotel Of Twenty second
Third avenue-Oliver Hebbard John Riley and
Henry A. Matthew, Inspectors.
Nineteenth Ward AT feed Forty sscond street
and Third ayenue-M Maroney, Denis brady and William
Tweniieih Ward-At No. 3H Seventh avenue-James 8.
Kenney William Simpson and Thomas Mcconkey Inspectors.
Twenty first Ward-at Hubbard McCoys, corner Thirty
second street and Fourth avenueChares H. Haswel Ste
phen Cornell and George W. CAN'T Inspectors.
Twenty second WarAt the feed store in Eighth avenue
Forty eighth streeChares Seagrs John Seaman and
Dennis Y. Root Inspectors.
Resolved Of the absence Of any OF
the Inspectors herenbeore designated for the respective
hour named for opening the polls that the In
spector Inspectors be authorized TO appoint in
those absent WILSON SMALL, Chairman.
Xiynsp cs1scsiion Secretaries
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PROSTATE The bodily powers by drac purgaves assist
disease These pills the contrary nature in
her conflict with disease by valng the blood and ex.
polling OIL mor bid mae sod NJ TIA Mann.
factories ~ Maiden lane New York and a.. strand Tondon
and ey al druggists Al cents 62 cents aud 81 per box
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The Cstarrh Doctor, G. Howard Marshall,
will be again Nicholas Hotel New York, on Monday
July ~ staying few days only Direct all letters ~ NJ.
ahoLas Hotel New
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1,At rropNIA FLECTIONS--CALIF RE
turning TO the states will and TO their advantage both
Tor ec nonv and convenience, 70 stop the Farmers Hotel
w shsetnu street between Robinson and Murray streets
bens the best house IN the city Cor the price, and located
car hc railroad depots steamboats, and within two
he capornia steamship landings BOARD and lodging
dollar Ttr day, WA, ., CHAMBERLAIN, Froprsi9L
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Murders In New York.

Horrid murders they say
Are occurring every day.
Lyon murders every night,
And his crimes must come TO light
Reaches, bed bugs, rats and mice
He destroys-is that vice2
Depot for LYONS magnetic powder and pills. for insects
and vermn IA Broadway and No. South Eighth street. Phi
ladelphia
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Vote Early.-The Country II being Saved
by cheap portraits and patriotism HOLMES picture gal
lrry broadway When the stuffed ballot box closed last
night Fremont ahead II 900 100000 votes.
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the alarming reports spread
by croakers that this would be unhealthy still this
metropolis has been spared This unexplained fact
be easily explaned is owing to the universal OF that
truly wonderful and sovereign remedy and preventative Of
the celebrated NJ Lerouxs cholera bers which has
cured millions who have tried it, No family should be with
out bottle is essential to have at the first
symptoms II win you In five minutes This far famed
cholera cordial is to be obtained of s. STEINFELD sole i'm
porter 10 Nassau street. of john For sale at all
spectacle bars, druggists and groceries.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY le, 1856.

Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs Treated
by the inhalation OF medcaed vapors The New York
Lung Institute, No Bond street, esblished IN la54 under
the medical charge of d. d. 7. NESTELI NJ ID. Consump
ton, throat all bronchitis asthma catarrh &C. cured by
dcines inhaled while in Of vapor at the ordinary tenn
the remedies applied dec, the seat or origin Of the dis
oondary symptoms This is pronounced the most
uona scientific certain mode of application. While
nient % the patient his Transmitting full description Of the
press. brief diseases of the respiratory
and their treatment by Dr. Neste win be sent 70 address
free. q. VAN DEUSEN, Sec.
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for the special treatment OF the obstinate forms OF
these afecsons and for scrofua now ~ Amy street
where he be consulted daily Sundays exespted from
W II A. NJ, and from 70 Pm
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Married.
On Thursday, July TO- by Rev. 7. Ralston Smith, VIII
LIAM TohnSs, of Evesham, England, 70 MARY s. FAsGu-
BON, OF this city.
On Monday July IA, by Rev. Hugh Blair, Mr.. GEORGE
HGGISs to Miss MARY LISTER, both Of this city.
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ing &c Immediately cured by Dr. TOBIAS celebrated
Venetian lnmenL This remedy Is recommended by the
eminent physicians the United States and
harmless Sold by all the druggists and patent medicine
Tortl and
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Raspbsrraes, Cherries, Green Peas, or any
other fruit vegetables, be preserved m perfectly
keeh state by The Of sprsus pssent self sealing
ru directions for All kinds Of fruits and vegetables
the Price for ~ 30 Dozen half
gafious, q 80. n BAH orders, by post Otherwise
promptly delivered free srpesse Of the city
breeklyn WELLS PROVOST, Propresors
No. 81 Pearl street. Franklin a1uars.
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CONGRESS- WATER.

A CARD-To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0y CON
"A rress water.-An inferior article q mineral
advertised and soid under the OF "saraian.
ter the word 'esraogsn being used by cousierfeers
of Congress water IN where they dare
Ing heir nct,oous article AZ Congress water. me
The cheat arises from Congress
d and only Taxing advantage Of thlA The
70 resembie, a. mar az they dare Congress water,
sold Imitation Of those ed
suishnR marks and brasd. peculiar
qualities OF the genuine Congress There are
which might ~ thus sold Saratoga water, by psr~ons
of coincidence erieni only wher~
liable pecunary pusfsement ap< yet The aruce go
imposed he public be worthless or Injurious n you want
Congress water buy 81 Respectable dealers only
observe that Che brand The Congress
wsterC. wv, Tor Without those words and lssiers
swindling counterfeit On writing 10 viii senA you
st Of prices siaes and PACKAGES and by ordering nom
direct enclosing dram for the ordered you can have
sAfsly forwarded to any part Of he wd9d
CLARKE WHITE,
Congress Spring, Saratoga Springs,
And No. u Thames street. New York
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Chinese the day last week excited good deal
curiosity, suggested that the gentleman who
wore must be deranged In some way But 70 one Of
KNOXS hats In the streetknox of the OF Broadway
and Fulton sreehas long ceased TO be novelty asnea
ly all OF fashion them and Knox has been unan
mously called the peoples halter.
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PerpOs, nj InteIllgence.


BorpoSs CHorcE-Married, In Richmond, Virginia, on
ne oh inst, by the Rev. j. feterkin Mr. r. Pummer
Hohson 10 ANNE j. daughter OF the Hon Henry A. WISE,
Governor OF Virginia
Among the summer visiters 10 Newport, R. l., We
ice Bishop Doane Of New Jersey He " the guest Of bis
dAashter.in law, Mrs. Cleveland.
Capt W IL williamson. Nicaragua; p, v Mccall New or.
sr, NJ c California; Sof sied%.n cSslans
M..ssaIn San EoSce rars . Hon 4
u Burg. cSsrls.,on: Tyler Em .s,,... w.,
s.sSs Si ssrS ssss J. ssT Ss
S. fGss s,rs paul p Ar
fSS. Mrs. Henrs aseS and nine children Bsp
81 sSeC and NJ so. sns sspS
Srs.ss cenr.a Ss,ssr n. Jessphs Ssshos
csrn ss' W.. sar. cs%a.asnsn
rrr1s sa1.as daie .nnes Siso R.%s:sr r 5saa
sSSp. victor Mss ia, s,ya
.. rI mlss Rosa H Sey, seichior Kress
u; ssSS :ns :S & sa.p fss @,
and infant. Eos, ey and children en.r. Ma Ma
usoeh hGs, ssass Master. and Aen
zsn .ns ass sna '
smith NJ. s%a nd infant sUs f, Climber sr
W. s y; ~: k, S n.
s:ssg n. fps ciss r and nurse
r Ss. wfS sy Ts0%'i rh s
Nv .. ssa1s shaw. srss Don sSa
sosse Miss Davidson Capt King and lady, Isnsdon,
WIN iangdon Henry IanEdon, Elen Iangdon, Thomas,
{, Parkhurst, Rrockway, Geo Gulden. Middleton,
Den N Bethune Bethune, J Lsngdon, Hull, ID
rsscn NJ srs Miss Psrsman Miss Lucy Park
nm Mss nmmerson. Miss Sims, Kirkland and lady,
Hiss Sarah Kirkland Knapp and lady Mrs hcMll Mrs
IoneIey and infant James Rae, Sergeant Geo Jones,
Lewis miot X Galloway DAILY, Or oolard and lady Leo
Jas Jones Geo Briggs and lady Mrs Clea
land Mrs Mills and infant, q = Morton, Cotton, Mrs
ncIarew and son Mrs Fielding and infant, Mrs Ran
doph wife Miss Berry Miss Louisa King Jane King Jas
vrcm Haype in steamship Barcecne-Messrs Barthe 10.
rfeite Alnouthe Neu Leandecn, lady and infants kruh,
Foiche, Hugin Paul, Fauche, Bernard Mayer Meehrea
FROM New Orleans In ship senaior-Mr johnson and
lady Mrs Bush and son, Miss Grnn Mrs Cleveland
From New Orleans IN bark Eganine-Mr Lnneken AMI
FROM Apalachcola In bark Col LedyardMrs r Gorrie,
Miss Sarah and Master John Gorris ssiy q ne late DE-
Bride oRely Peter Chievers Master Albert May
PROM sierra Leone in brig Samuel French-aev Bowen
/: and lady Miss II Moore. Thompson
ARREST OF An Ex.CArHoLrc PRIEST IN Bur.
vAro-Father Doran an exCathoIic priest, who has
asured pretty extensively in this city heretofore and
Who informed was deposed for divers and sundry
offences, arrested yesterday, by Deputy Sherif
Bvuce OF Aegany county, on bench warrant, charged
With false prcences IN that county. He did not relish
tbe proceeding at acaed upon the bystanders 10 pro-
tert him 20 20 for his friends and all that sort OF thing
I hui Il would not work. Go ne must and go he did 10
AIleeany county yesterday afternoon. We have pity
Sor him and hope be will get hsful dues-B0alo C0ti
yso, June ~
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7ATH wARD.-A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
republican of the Fourteenth ward viii be held,
July 6 instant the hours Of and eight O'Clock
n Of Grand aud Elizabeth streets,
for purpose of eectng delegate - atte TO attend
yenlion In accordance with the Recommendation OF
the Democratic Republican General Committee BY Of
HENRY y. WEST,
Chairman Of Ward Commitee.
p p.ona; N BGasn. }secretaries
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Pianos and MeIOdcOns from Eight Dner-
the largest assortment In the city
besdcs 10 second hand psnosal OF which will be sold NJ
that defy composition Pianos 10 and rent allowed
on purchase, at II. WATERS No, s33 broadway. Pianos
tuned repaired polished boxed and moved Cash paid for
second hand pianos. Music at reduced pnces
To Capitalization Sale, the Copyright
and right 10 manufacture medicine selling freely
North South, East and West without advertising With pro
pushing VIII yield the proprietor income OF from
5000 TO $4,000 Address Chemist City Dispatch,
Washington, II. q.
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Knapp's Spring and summer Beverage.-
Every person make this delightful and healthy beve
by KNAPP'S Concc ntrsed Extract OF Roots.
more pleasant healthy beverage SOLD in
bottles and SOC each with full directions for making IT,
Ger depo HudnOn
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large sample received among which will be found Frangi.
panni eternal perfume from the Holy City, Newmarket
Jockey Club Australian waffle Sandman &c, &C.
GEO. Il. NIGER CO. eo Broadway,
Sole agents for the United States.
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The Toilet Of Beauty Furnishes Innumera-
bic proofs of the high which the Balm Orange
Flowers held refreshing the decacy OF The skin
moving IAN pmples and rritstIons, pertaining the breath
cleansing the teeth and greyenng the formation Of tartar
Sold by H. Ring and G. " Clckner Co, and by all
drttnu lais
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Defiance galananier safes.-Robsrt M.
PATRICK the sole manufacturer In he Unied states Of
sAfs and powder proof defiance
MaiAen lane.
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;, : - T. D. HAKT Chairm1n.
g TI B. r woSDsur' }sscre.Aris..
9th WARD BUCHANAN AND BRECKURID0E
Q Club.-Ths club, at large and enthusLasic meeting,
held Thos Keleys Hudson and Charlton
Monday, July H. upwards Of hundred members
enrolled and the following unanimously elected
For President, Robert Linn Vice Presidents Jonas N.
Philips, John McKibbin j. Mclaughlin r. ncGome, Robert
7. Wild, VIM. Fredericks, VIM: Wainwright j. Merrifeh.
The following gentlemen elected finance committee
Chas II Ring d. f. Deeyan, s. T. Godson, Geo Derouche,
Dixon, Robert Wild J. r. Lydecker Thos Kelly, Gar
win, Jshn Egan d. Kelly, r. Gallagher Several able adj
delivered and the meeting adjourned 10 Monday
evening, July q, at O'Clock. ..-
JOHN DIXON Secretary, pro tenn.
ROBERT BossALI, Treasurer.
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CristaderO-s wigs, Hair Dye ana TOupces
excite admiration among all connoisseurs In OF
elegant private apartments for supplying hb nisble dye
ouly reliable article Of the kind esan Wholesale
hreaa
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Baschelo~'a Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs
superior TO all others Their new improvements secure
perfect comfort the natural elegance aud durability
H unySaled and only harmless hair dye applied twelve
private rooma al BATCHELoRS, 09 Broadway.
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Loyd's Patent Improved stercoscope, and
1Angsnhems American Views upon glass The publication
Broadway, New York. where orders from dealers
and others will be attended 10. WILLIAM LLOYD.
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STH WARD NATIONAL UNION BUCHANAN AND
~ Breckenridge Association membls OF he above
requested TO attend meeting Of he association At Firm
Ward Hotel Wednesday evening July l6 iS6S at p NJ
Y. b. HART Chairman.
C. B. vwooDnur, }sscre.Ares.
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oIiEAM MAkBLE WORKS.

CO MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA
ME subscriber having made extensive arrangements
the East for the supply Of Marble and contemplating the
erection OF Steam works. he would invite the attention
Architects builders and the public general his stock,
consisting of italian, Egyptian, Sienna, other
Marbles Of the finest qualities be sold lower than
any other establishment in the west .
Dealers will find it their adyantageto examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
His work done in the most elaborate STYLE and he would
invite the attention purchasers inspect his stock
uary and other carved work Monuments Cenotaphs Tombs
Head and foot stones Co. ami Grave yard work in
rety being enabled by his superior facilities supply this
work at considerable lower prices any other establish
ment in the country.
Please give eau and examine my work.
MICHAEL J. R0HAS,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
re Also Calcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models Marietta Grind Stcncs warranted
the lowest trade prices Iyd
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Popular and Family Medicines
SOLDRY

4OPOAdI ana d141lly NA6C1c1nSS
SOLDRY
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
III Mnin "a.
TtoNPRIslSG-
y Dr. wistzr's Balsatn of VIII Cherry;
,r Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
John Bulls SarSaparlla,
#. TOwnsend'S do
ossooi's India ChOIaEogue,
DIR. HOutin's Pepsin,
Green's ONygenated Bitters,
Hollands German do
AOr;tmer's Rheumatic Compound,
ScarpiI Acoustic OIL,
Stfohlt'S Pile Eniiucnt
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican MUSTANG Linimept,
McLane V-rmifuge,
McIaAne Liver Pills,
Wrighr's Indian Vegetable Pills.
jew pavid'S. or Hebrew Plaster
Poor Mans do
Daley's Pain Extractor,
MsAilisters-alI healing Ointment,
Dr. Anarchists Uterine Catholicism,
Railways Ready Relief,
do Nedcat.j Soap.
q Together viii; ali other popular Family Medicines.
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TAKE NOTICE.
lSrsvn HIS. Gao.

jE'. j. 3. TonIerspi5:
DEAR sal have been afflicted for three years
with Rheumatism In back, and 1r tn. last six months
able to get out of bed wiIhOn help your agent our
city insisted on my trying boIIr OF Chang Flu Linmrn
and Nut effect would have; bottle
thai able get ms bel without fi
Guilty Il as been blessing just try yourself
You Sii be well ptvaset
Mas. 81. COCHRAN.
+. Ii. LOGAN 4 co,
my5:1y Bridge Corner
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tdymeats to be made in all cases IN adbGncG,
Money current in the State tchers issusG
toM be FeceiEetl as par.
CLITRRINCI
The Farmers Guide.

TO SCIENTIFIC MD PP.lCTIC4L AG-
FICtLTEIE
BS HES.T STEPHENS H. s. Of Edinburgh and the late j.
r. NoToE, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture Yale Col
cgc, New Haven vols Royal Oc;s vo 1859 pages and
numerous Wood and Steel Engravings.
This Is, conltsSedlr, the most complete work AgrIS
Iurc ever published and in order TO give wider cGns-
ton the publishers have resolved to reduce the price
FIVE DOLLARS -FOR TIE TWO VOLUMES
When sent hy mail ostpa to California and Oregon the
price wle IS To rNrry other part Of the Union and Can
alta Iost-naid9 So This cork The Ohi Book Of
the Fi'D.'
Remittancss for any Of The above publications should al.
ways be addressed posi- paid to- the Publishers.
LEONARD SCNTT q co.
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New Savings Bank Store,

Er AT TIE
OLD POST OFFICE.
keep tae Head nntl feet COvered.1
fNITIZESS of Wheeling End vicnitCThs oil maxim for
y health reminds tt tmay not be amiss call 20
attention 20 my Fall ana Winter stock Of Roots Shoes Hats
and Monroe streets, where You will find great variety Of
fashionable lately received Goods suitable TO the season,
low prices.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received since
coming amongst you respectfully solicit all TO call and
examine my stock Git will be pleasure and wait
Sou thus uniting labor with rest that give their
spring health, and this adding industry and economy
may have health.
Ladies, you to purchase fashionable and cheap
winter E9nnets, sure,
Call at the old Post oaice, opposite the SEcLure.
Gentiemen fyou WishtO purchase fashionable Cap
Hat,
Call at the above place, where you will get-that
Remember the old Post Ofcecorncr.
To Country Merchants have few Goods TO dispose Of
low prices.
oc10 II
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. l, sprigg House EmporiumM
CLOTHS. CASSLMERES & HESTINcS.

3Ake pleGAare IN being abe my old customers
and Hhe Sshonahe community. that Ihave just returned
ron NsS York and have been able procure the fash
abie Goods for te 4eaSon that the Great Emporium New
york can import fern France and old Countries
tnS dispensed with ile sale Common Clothing gives me
A2Fs Toen and ZINE attend Of all Of rny
eS.toEsAs IN ths Fashionable way NJ stock
BLACK, brown, GREEN, Blue OLIVE AND
DAHLIA CLOTHS
Aso-Slk and Wool CashIneretts, all shades and coIors
BSueSsine Draplter Summer Cloths Linen Grss cIohs
a. for making FroeE, Dress sAci and Business Coats
French English and American Cassimeres also Ducks Lin
~ DrillinRs, &c. for making Pants
~ - NsattaSs, have the beautiful selection ever
locked NJ IN city al 0fWheh prepared make
y IN the most fashionable and best style, have
M RrsHNs services Custer FOR the coming season.
eaet CERTAIN Ia saving that furnish
any hoasv west q the mountains
II connection Sith the above IhaVe beautiful assortment
O. BurnishEE 6oods, all Ane fashionable
eousStnS OF Cloth, Cashmere, Cashmerett Bonkazine
Sass Lnsa Drabita and Plain Linen Frcck Bus
sss Soa Fssts and Pants, made ro the Fashiona.
BE and Reasonable Goods, in great variety.
Also Linen and Cotton Shrs Silk, Linen, lambs wool
Ston Eaesahtrts and Drawers CraVats, Stock. Collars
Stoves and Stspsnders
HoaIsEy in variety; also every article suitable
for completing XsnteInsn's wardrobe.
Al the above named articles together with many ohers
can he found at my ssOre, No. Sprigg House.
hssse esu "a AID take look and much 0bligs yours
nFE 3. RICE.
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Savings Bank Store.
asv sAsluoNEp LsrYERs al rnE on posroEr

JEW 5z1slllVNF.D IsTTEa5 At TIE Old FOsfUFTlUE!
All NOW receiving and opening unusually large and
general AssostHcnf Of Boots Shoss Hats, Bonnets Cul
AEOaa and Carpet Sae the Market and Mon
rsS streets Wheeling Va in the formerly occupied as
the Post oee and opposite the Mcclure House, very large
aHd SatrelT stock which purchased cash. from
tas manufacturers OF the Forh favorable
circumstances, and oer them the citizens Wheeling
and vicinity at reduced VhOIeSse RETAIL and
y b solicit - share Of patronage.
deem aseleSs to say much praise Of my stock Il
mis- lake not the people Of Wheeling 50 easily hum
hagBed BY Advertising Puis suffice have any var
ely Ct mems youtas and boys Boots and Shoes mirror sk
Roeska, WOOL LeEhcrn, brush and Hats La.
nee sysxy variety o silk Lawn Straw aud Braid Ronne,s Of
ere most recent Esshions AID styles.
slippers ard Caters, both for ladies' msses
Rsd children Of the most fashionable ssye make quality
--sai and for yourselves.
Maylag purchased 1ssEe of the above named ar
dee would respectfully Invite Country Merchants caN
and ice, send their orders will duplicate bills
GsS s'''-' = ' B. H. WATSON.
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NEW AND pEsIRABLE GOODS

Cone on W1ile You Haze C1dncslA