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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-23

DrLIgHTED AUDIENCES AT THE FRAsELiN MI
ssunp ia Grand and evening y,
witness the performances OF Madame wartons troupe Of No
Sei Arfses who In variety Of rrnsl perf,rrn
snces -SraDGers VIII observe tina, this n the oniv
plsse where the Model Arts,es axh exhibited -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-23
FALL MILLINERY, &C.

HAHLINERY.-MRs. RALLINGs, 81 WEST CANAL
M wi open Wednesday next two Of very
rich Partisan bonnets modes for the winter rich
plain velvet consigned be sold by per the
Of Importation Mrs X. has
of her make, repete with head dresses coaeurs
70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-23

~ DOUGHTY AuCTIoNEER.-MORrGA AGE SALE OF
M household furniture Monday to morrow. at half past
10 clock ff1s West Twenty eighth street. embracing the
entire paror dining furniture Of the
story but four months; aso all the beds bed
ng linen and rures The whole 10 be
peremporly sold by order Of b. JENNINGS, Jr Attorney
for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-23

j. wALDRON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND
81 glass from the Shelves In lots TO suit dealers BY
BENFY q. EVANS No. Liberty street on Tuesday Nov.
O'Clock eral assortment Of best white granite
c. q and dip Also glass ware in every variety On
Friday the zh at 10 O'Clock will be offered large assor
msn of fancy china cut plain and Bohemian glass
WA suitSb lie fpY he no Sava.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-23

MADAME PARRY. NO 407 BROADWAY. OFFERS Fo
w sale nj cost price, assortment OF Paris hs,s Thoa
ladies' who study economy would do well TO call
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28
THE la TEST NEWS
RECRIVERSRY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
aafa -c0NGRESsI0NAI9, "a

w 4SHISGTOS, Jan. 2G.
HouSE.-AIr. DUNN offered a. resolution Cp.
claring first: That no man should be elected
Speaker who did not fully sympathize With a
large majority of the country in favor of the re-
.striction of the Missouri Compromise, or who
will hesitate to exert himself for the restoration
of that restriction. Second, That the restriction
should be restored as a proper yindication Of the
wisdom and patriotism of the plighted honor Of
the great statesmen who imposed it. as neces-
sary and certain means Of preserving harmony
and concord among the States of the Union
Third, The useless and factious agitation Of the
slavery question, in or ont of Congress, is I'M
wise aud unjuststo every section of the Union,
but until the restriction is restored, it is owed,
as asolemuduty to the past the present and flu
ture, to steadily and firmly persist in efforts to
that end
The first resolution was rejected by one maj.
The House then proceeded to vote on the others.
The second resolution was adopted by 1 ma
jority, and the third rejected by majority.
Mr.. Fuller, of Pa, offer ID resolution declar-
ing any agitation on the slayery question unwise
and unjust to portion of the American people,
injurious to every section, and that it ought not
to be countenanced. AdoHted by majority
Mr.. Richardson offered resolution that in the
opinion of the House the rApeal of the Missouri
Compromise was an example of the useless and
factious agitation of the slavery question, and
unwise and unjust to the American people
Adopted-yeas 108, nays 93.
The House then adjourned. 'ei-s -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28
NEW WORK MARKED

JAN. 26-Stocks lower. Chicago and Rock
Island SO. Cleveland and Toledo 72f. Cum
berland Coal Company "a. Erie 523. Galena
and Chicago 1881. Michigan Southern and Nor
thcrn Indiana S63. n Y. Central 80. Reading
S74. Ind. 5's, 81. Va. 6's, So. Mich. Cent,
500. Clev. Col. & Gin So. Money market UNI
changed. Sterling exchange Tat
Cotton dull, sales 600 bales.
Coffee firm, sales 500 bags Rio at 114c. Su-
gar quiet, sales 800 brls at q. Molasses active.
Linsscd oil firm sales at 924.
Flour firm, sales 5000 bis. Wheat is frmer,
sales 5000 bus. Pork dropping, sales 500 bbls.
Beef dropping, sales $50 bis. Lard dull. Whis-
Ky quiet, sales 200 bis.
Transactions in -four moderate and prices I'M
changed, export demand limited, moderate in
quiry for eastern and local trade, 1000 bbls at
s, 06a25 for common to good, and extra State at
I, sTa9 for inferior Mich, s, 12a62 for common to
low grades of extra western and 9a11 for extra
Genesec, market closing quiet; transactions in
Canadian flour limited, and prices without i'm
portant change, sales 800 bbls s,3Ta9, ST. for
common superfne to choice extra; Southern
-four in moderate demand without any important
change in prices, sales 800 bis at s,s7a0, 40 for
mixed to choice brands, and S7a10, 25 for fancy
and extra. Rye -four and corn meal without
change. So
Wheat market continues very firm, fair de
mand home consumption, stock offering quite
small, sales 5000 bus good white St. Louis al
t2, u I-2, 100 at s15, and 1900 red Tenn at l95a
1917. Rye firm and quiet with small sales, com
mon at 1919, strictly prime selling at 1s1. Bar
ley dull, sales rowed made at 1l3. Corn firm,
sales New Jersey and Southern yellow at STaSS,
sTag0 for white southern, aud 96a92 for old mix
/ ed western. Oats 45a4S for State and 4sa50 for
western, Whisky shade fir1ner, sales 200 bis
- al. n. o.. .AO > Sl.lf y
Ii, % forsmcss and ID 90 for prime, closing dull
Beef, heavy aud declining, sales at Oaa9 IS fos
country prime; 10, 81 tai 80 for do mess; IS DO
ali, T5 for re-paeked western and II, 00a16, 0O
for extra mess Beef hams quiet at IL, ais 90.
Cut meats 1-4aSi-4 for shoulders and 3-4ag
for hams Bacon steady, middleS, rib in, 81
Lard easier at 105a1I j. Butter lSa2S for Ohio
2SaaS for State. Cheese dull at 9a103
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28
Hats and Cana

NE have this day resolved Of the dasst and uost
w beautiful assortment Of Hats and Caps that have
ever had brought 70 this city, the iash0aa
BILE that could be made In the eastern markets.
ItcOmprAes IN part the following kinds
Gents No sin molesRln Hats sht sl elastic, made by
the best hatcTs East and strict with ORDERS
Gents nS white and black beaver, otter seal, G Know
Nothing and Wide Awake Hats and black SON r and
WOOL Of every eolors quality and price.
A0Caps Of every description aud OF the most recent
styles, such he Nevada, Know Nothing, PyTanlse Pa-
mid Canadian Russian EnFsh, Washington, and epnse
Ation CAPS and all other kinds In abundance, which VIII
sold lover than goods OF these kinds offered before
10 this community.
GhlhrenS Hats and ears Of all kinds received from
the most fashionable HOUSES In New York.
Carpet bags, Furs and Gloves always on hand.
All persons respectfully invited cali and exam
Inc our stock OF Goods, before purchasing else
sre NJ feel confident that can please The most aE-
tEdious
Nothing g be wanting part suit and aseonao-
date our numerous patronS.
Word 90 GoantrY Merchants.
y ya g!a ANYTHING Ia the way OF lfRts and Caps Just
give ts saq @ Ne WIN y u sen y6a oods
as Io e tey can q got q RhliaasIPha,
deaf s. d HARPER 4 sOH.
DTTsDpGH S1I-1ca0 basrcis On hanI aud for Fsls D
baSt " EEtt.1-S-
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. GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTIT-The $40 " Train will connect at San
dusy with Morning Toilette AOnroeville with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of T. Road at
Shelby junction with Cincinnati Express from Ceveand
Mansfield Junction with Day Express Pittsburgh
Newark with the East and West Tr&nson the Central Ohio
Railroad. lszstts
The S2oP 81 Train viii connect at sandusk with steam
Bay City from Detroit; ut Monrocyile with western Train
y RI Ss shelly Junction at 'sr r 81 With the Mail
field Junction P VI with Fast train o. r. r. R.
for Pittsburgh and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio K. r.
GOING NORTII.-The 9'26 Train will make close con-
nectiou Newark with Mail Train from Ielar c. o. r.
r. at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh at
Shelby Junction at 1913 with Cincinnati Express for
S BaSG aud SeE 1GTS ana a. MonrSeve with
.. 10 Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction 52l
with Cincinnati sI for CeveIand at SIonroeyie with Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago, Sanusky with the
steamer Bay Cts for Detroit and Chicago
]. Il ROBINSON, Sept.
a9in1usEv 1ES5
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Hear! Hear!! Hear!!!

GREAT REDUCTIoNt GREAT REpUCTI0NiI
cLnsrNe oS yALL and NESrER GOODS!
DEIEG DESTROYS Of reducing stock in the above Hne,
ID have made the following reductions:
EMBR0IDERIES.
will consequently se collars formerly held at 90 for
those at $50 for s.; and others in proportion
Offering greater Inducements any other house in town.
IN GE0AKS.
reduction Of 50 per win be granted and those ready
with the cash will be able to buy rom nice trimmed
cloth cloak at $780, The greatest bargains offered
Others shalt sell the terms, actual
" selling The samereay made oF less than you buy the
cloth.
TRIMMINGS.
or whehI hare large assortment MI sen out at almost
your ONn prees.
Comforts, cldrens WOODEN sacs, ladies superior Eool
searf have in such variety an at such low prices
to aStonish every With word, being aud
willing reduce stocklO the lowest point viii sell my
goods much ess than
ANY OTHKR HrCSH af
th9t you help buying. Come Al and every one
that wants to save his money,
ISAAC Prayer.
Eastern Bargain Store, IFS Main street,
decs9. bet Monroe and Union Sta
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FROM THE SoUTH.

BALrrxoRR, Jan. 96New Orleans papers of
Saturday have come to, hand, with Galveston
dates to the 18th.
The weather continued very cold throughout
Texas At Austin they were putting up ice
inches thick
The sea serpent has made his appearance off
Corpus Christi.
Advices from the Rio Grande report ths3M Mex
lean frontier quiet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28
PHuADEIpHIA MARKET.

dan. 26-FIour continues exceedingly dull,
standard brands freely offered at s,3T3 without
finding purchasers exceptin small lots, some
SMALL for home consumption and better brands
of extra at s,50aT5. Red Wheat held at ,g5a
/, 49, white 9, 1Oa2, 10, millers generally refuse
to pay this figure, 1000 bush prime Southern
red sold at 1,96a195 Corn in limited request,
prices unchanged, sales Of4a5OC O bush red south
ern and Penna. yellow at 714aTs. In Groceries
and provisions no change. Whisky dull, small
sales ut 32n33
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28
SATURDAY, FEBRU4RY 20.
E D j T III
Improved Artincial Teeth


0R. ALLEY late Professor the Ohio CoeEe Of Dem
u tai suSEsry invites attention to his highly improved
the following advantages:
lrsno seams ervices for lodgmeat of food
oTtate the saliva or infect the BREATH as not even the
slightest moisture get between the teeth and nlate
An Artificial Gum, which firm inestructibea as
bass which untes them each other and to the plate 4pon
which they are set This gum mpar the teeth that ne
Saar and Aeke appearance which characterize
Great strength obtained by thus uniting the teeth
S aaS Psss aaa 10 sss ssestn
clear and distinct articulation of speech is restored
teeth and Of natural form To the tongue
readily adapted This psEe. adaptation of the tongue
ing or singing so Often observed in persons wearing ar
s. The natural form and expression Of the and FACE
can be restored In cases where they have
ms Is done by means Of additional attachments to the
formed as TO bring out the snken portions and sustain them
in their proper position. They the shove
named compound and become component parts Of the
denture, and when rightly formed be the
closest observer This Of restoring the cheeks 10
their original funess and also the natural form and
sion Of the mouth and lips has been having been
special feature authors practice for Several
years past variety Of photographic and Daguerroty
Etnesses which have been taken persons without ms
Improvement and also with it, can be seen al his show
ing the great change In appearance which the
counenances of wearing dentures construct
cd upon this principle which the public are invited to call
and together With other specimens his work not
requiring the above attachments.
The plates usually employed for this work patIna,
the purity OF which prevents the shtCst arnish
pleasant taste in the mouth. In Short this system embraces
many new and Important features which readily appre
cated by those wearing artificial detures upon this prnc
pie With reference to the utility of this method.
testimonials can be given from eminent Dentists in the var
Gus parts OF the Gnon and wearing the work In this
and other cities.
Dr. ALEX has arrangements by which he is enabled to
serve persons from distance, Immediately arrival
thereby saving expense
i. ALLEN. No. 30 Bond atrset,
SSE YOsE
sPersony desiring any further information in refer
enee to the above will be furnished with pamphlets
Potage by sending note with address to DR.. j. ALDEN
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SUNK ~ THE ICE.

NEw YORK, Jan. a6-The Staten Island ferry
boat Columbus, while on her passage this morn
ing, with large number of passengers. was cut
through by floating ice and sank near the mouth
of the East River The passengers were all
saved by getting on the ice from whence they
were taken in smaller boats to neighboring
dock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

FROZEN Ur,-There are frozen up in Elk Riy-
erat Charleston, Kanawha County, about $50
fat boats and barges, which with the lumber
and saw logs also lying in the ice, are estimated
to be worth 100000 Should the river break up
suddenly. fsays the Kanawha Republican, this
property, or a large portion of it would be
swept away
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

ArrEsrr TO MURDER WITNESS. BARBOUR
the principal witness against the Cincinnati
Irish Fllibustars, was shot at in the streets of
thatsity, on Tuesday. the ball passing through
4, the rim of his hat Barbour had been forewarn-
ed of his danger.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

NV Arstc. Robinson & Bro, No 4, Wash
ington Hall, on Saturday received lot of new
songs polkas, SC. for the piano, which they are
desierous of showing TO all lovers ofgOod music.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

IT is said that the mercury in the thermome-
ter ranged, atYarious points in this city on Sat
wday morning, at II and II degs, below zero
This is the coolest yet
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The Musical World for 1856.

VOL. XIV.
tHyRC OMMESCEt the new year with reduction OF
w third from former subscription. We take this
step to give journal the widest possible circulation
price, then hereafter will be tro dollars per to al
1ctO pay IN 0drMce to those who do Pay In advance
(on will be three dollars This reduced subscription will
still include, gift, portrait OF Mozart, which
had specially engraved for this Journal and which
excellent title page ebeshnent for the music vol
ume Of the year 1855.
Musical Novelette, viii be commenced and published
seriay with the first number in January. The other
liable features Of the Journal will remain BEFORE
-Four pages Of fresh music weekly PACED separately which,
bound at the end Of the year. will form volume worth
$12 Instructive musical readng articles vocal and in
srumental cuure condensed musical from all parts
the world.
The new department Of General Literature s sim In the
same able hands which hare already gained high rep
utaon comprises the best the things
in the French and other foreign journals ueiOus selections
from books and magazines and generally good story In
every number.
City and BrOoEyn subscribers are CHARGED with my
pay cents for the necessary Of Amer
lean postage.
Amy journal copying this entire and
ing editorial before January 1885,
win receive Musical World in exchange year and
portrait OF Mozart.
RICHARD STORES WILLIS, Proprietor,
jnI ISL Broadway, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

The finest quality Of ladies glove leather Caters ma has.
kfns, very 6ne and soft article ISdes glove leather Gal
teTe El heels, hesvy sole, button mp tLe ode
F SC9fILpRES'S WEAR
Patent leather kid, goat glove leather lasting
calf AID fancy boots CATERS ankle tie clippers Oxford
and al oahsr kinds slays At lev prizes
GUNS.
Ladies mems and misses sandals, bootS and oyeKsoes n
the best quality also great variety Of oter goos moi
here enumerated, Whieh VII The most aeeonoda-
ting terr1ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

RENEWING HIS YourH-The Memphis Eagle
and Enquirer says there ia now living in Hardo-
man county, Tenn. man aged 9s years, who
has very recently cut eight ns.o teeth Such is
his vigOr that he can walk mile with the case
Of a young man,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

e. TnE proceedings in full of the, meeting of the
creditors of the c. o. Railroad viii be found in
our columns to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28
CINCINNATI MARKEl

CINCINNATI MARKET.
JAN .96.-Flour receipts continue very light,
Z, 80 asked generally, and tendancy higher
Provisions dropping, Mess Pork Il, Hogs 800
Whisky firm at 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

BALTIMORE MARKET.
JAN. 25. Sales OF Howard Street Mills Flour
at S,37. Wheat unchanged Corn dull, sales of
yellow at T4a7S and white at 20 to 70.
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STEAMERS

New York, Jan. 26.-The steamship Golden
Age left San Francisco on the 5th instant, for
Panama, with sl,300,O0O in treasure and 500
passengers.
The steamship Hermann sailed to-day with 81
passengers.
The Ericsson sailed to-day for Hayre, with Z
passengers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

C1xc1SNArr. Jan. ga violent snow storm
began at 3 o'clock and still continues
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TRANSPORTATION 0FEICR b. 4 o. X. r. =
-ft Hbesiia0 Sutton, Dec. 4th, 1855. +
on and after Tuesday the instnt Passenger
(exPress and maid eave this station daily at p n and
1O:3O p. II. 49,
The Express Train leaves at4 and VIII only step at
the following stations; BenFood, Moundsyile, scameTon
RaiFmou Retterman, NeWbuTg RoEesburg, Piedmont Cum
berand Sir Johns Run Martnsburg HaTpers Perry, Mon
oeacy, SykesvEie and Washington junction, TX !,
The Mall Train leaves daily except Saturdays at 1890 p
NJ, and viii stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
be daily except Sundays leaving Wheeling T. A. NJ
and arriving Cumberland at 6P, H. Leaving Cumberland
at5:15 A. II and arriving In Wheeling at :, T. ~
By order Of J. II. DONE Supt.
del J.B.FoRD, Agent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

cHlcaGo, Jan. 25.-At Z this morning the
thermometer stosd at 1s degrees below zero
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

DR.. c. NJ. BatIer. of Cincinnati, wflIdeliver Lee
tre before the @Fopng Mems Christian Association in the
Washington Han, Wednesday evening. the Both.
SUBJECTI.THs Romance Of CEGrdcter.''
Lecture commence at ~, PM. Admission IS cent?
Tickets to be obtained the city and at
the door. jn2s:Ss
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BALI, Jan. e5.-No mail this morning south
81
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TILE INTELiLIGENGyER.
MORNING. JANUARY g. 1856.
-. onl !. IN "a CO... q 90 approachlug

germ would be we'll for the voters q approaching
Charter Election TO bear mind the following clause con
tanned in the charter OF the city of Wheeling:
provided alwayS That person, although in other
~ eta sha be entitled to vote ata such et
zion n he shan have failed pay Whatever, lawfully
Sssssed or levied upon him e benefit Of said city during
the year preceding the election yfts5 f5fT
Also an extract from The amended charter follows viz
IAN the oaicsrs Of said city shall hereafter be annually
elected from among the citizens thereof qualified 70 YoTe lot
Mayor and members ofthe Council"
son having failed to pay his city tax for 1855 Wibe dsqa
bed to vote or to hold an ofce efsr Of the city,
even If elected under such circumstances.
The whoe delinquent list viii be atN se Pes the day
Of election, property list wen as t.shabe-
The City Collector his assistant may be found attn O.
Arthus Office No 80 Main street, anytime between
o'clock A. 81 and o'clock p ~ unta the election, and
OF teul WILDE an e through the city, that all per-
aous may have Z fair chance to pay Rho wish.
FINLEY \. BURKE, City Collector.
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CHANGE OF BJJSTN EsSS.
TASlN0 transferred Soap eaudilesnd f4Foeery
At the end ef e stone bridge 10 J.
ERed, commend them 70 The q my former Gus
TONERS. I. 81
An persons haFlg wt present tte,
fer and an who INDEBTED % me il eonfeY 4
ESVor BY calling at the store AID settling by PAYMENT 9th.
II that shan Sc eioSef ur
IS Intend changing my f4aSe Of
Jan4z1m. ALEXANDHR MADDEN.
LARGE lot Of hne segars, and Tor sae 6T
7V4SfOR 0IIs extra; Jdst FeeslVei D. $500 - -
NJ WV. J. ARMSTRONG,
iah1 IL aEaItst st
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IAnIES, SIIppER

The Ladies Of ST Matthews Protestant Episcopal Church
purpose having Supper, Washington Hall, the
ming Of Thursday January SIs The to be appro
priated to an object connected with the Church.
The public are sOlIettedto attend in2i
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PHpA., Jan. 26th.-This afternoon a party of
gentlemen and ladies were upon the ice on the
Delaware, opposite the upper part of the city, a
sleigh containing gentleman and four ladies
broke through and widow lady. Mrs. Albright,
was drowned. The others were saved.
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NJ. L. Dorsey,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT OAK HALL,
THIRD DOOR BELOW 5. D H1RPER's EAT STORE
Il

w v ~
HAVE Just received another Of Boots and Shoes from
the best Philadelphia manufacturers made expressly fol-
this trade OF good material and the best Workmanship and
kind Of goods they may want in line from y
to 10 dollar boot and as to variety style quality material
aud durability Of workmanship, and prices be
passed by any other house in this any other city.
ALSO
Gents Boots aud Shoes OF all kinds styiss and qualities
made 10 order.
Having employed Of the best Workmen in the United
States am satisfied that cannot fa please any who
Call and examine for your selves.
Ny stock consists IN part OF the following Articles
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair best ca boots;
IS IS IS g g s ssR:.
loo do water proof boots;
loo pair best calf brugRnsi
is is Do % s sR
100 do low priced bOotH
BOYS AND YOUTHS BR0GASS.
100 pair boys. lhieE broSans;
loo do Kip
1UO pair youths thiek
boys AND YOUTHS RoOTS-
loo pairs Of calf booss;
100 do Kid
100 do thick
W0sIES'S WEAR.
150 pars lasting CATERS, an eolSFs,
15l do walking shors,
10 do morocco buEkins,
19 do Nd
1&3 DO calf
1S5 do Jenny Iind Z
800 do morocco and ia slEpgsEs.
ATSSEg Bo0Is.
40 Pairs morocco boots,
lS9 do French morocco boots,
100 do calf Et,f'=
$50 do Kip
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-28

SNOW.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 26th.-Snowins all day and
still continues.