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The Placer herald., 1856-07-05

The following card appeared in the Al,
of the 9th ultmo:
OAKLAND, June 10, 1856
His Excellency J. Neely johnson,
Governor Of California;
SIR:-I have learned through the medum
of the public newspapers, that commission
was lately issued by your Excelency to VII.
liam T. Sherman, Esq, as Major General Of
the Second Military Division, and am IN.
formed that this was done under the erroDe.
Gus suppositon that had failed to quaEfv
under the commission issued to me by yonr
predecessor, the late Commander-n-Ch Chief
Whilst Mr. Sherman was assuming to ac,
under your Excclencys orders for the Dur.
pose of upholding the Constitution and en-.
forcing the laws-at time 50 exieent Of
united councils and of prompt action
was reluctant to compicate and embarass BY
perhaps untimeIy assertion of my RIGHT,
but, now that he has withdrawn from A
position doubtless occupied by him through
misapprehension Of facts, | deem it ny
duty, in this manner to inform your Excel
lencv that | have regularly and legally
qualified as Major General Of the Second
Division, that still hold that rank and CON-
mand, and that am ready and PREPARED
as ever have been, to perform all the duties
devolying upon me as a loyal citizen and as
an officer.
A certificate of my having qualified vii.
be forwarded to your EXcellency from the
proper officer.
| am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
IInRAcE W CARpENrIrn
The Placer herald., 1856-07-05
ORLEANS HOTEL.

BROADWAY ST, HUBUH''
TNIIS well known public house mas pevn "a
l. reftted in superior manner by 'he "h RIL
dersigned for the accommodation OF 'he pun
lie. ;ort nor
The Orleans is in a central and c0nVen''n'f
ton of the town. and is the office OF the ,
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY n.
from whence travellers can get conveyan''
most any point in the state. INC will be
spared in furnishing every luxury and Gomcl hc lpa
the season. Particular attention will alsopd md The
to insure neat and comfortable lodging, CO.
bar will be supplied with excellent 1qu1UIJEN
LYMAN ALl'h+
Auburn Feb. 23rd lS56-my
The Placer herald., 1856-07-05
FROM NICARAGUA.

The British India Mail steamship Clyde
reached Aspinwall late on the evening Of the
9th inst, with dates from Greytown to the
5th. There was no communication with
Costa Rica and consequently there are no
Mails from that Republic; report was
brought by the Clyde that revolution had
broken out among the Costa Ricans, but the
correctness of this we very much doubt.
1t is stated that Walker had sent a special
Commissioner to Salvatore to treat with
that State, bnt that he was sent back
Immediately with out etfecting anything sat
isfactory.
We have been unable to learn the present
whereabouts of Walker.
A schooner with forces for the army had
reached Greytown from New Orleans.
Provisions continue scarce and high at the
latter place.
Several of Walkers army who had left
their leader came down from Aspinwall on
the Clyde, we are told, in most miserable
condition.
Col. Kinney remains in Greytown, and
is making no progress toward improving his
condition.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-05
Horace W. CARPENTER.

INpIAN WAR SoUlII-LArEsr-Wc learn
from Gen. J. W. Drew, that the Volunteers
under Gen. Lamcrck had discovered the
lower Rogue river Indians while in pursuit
of old Johns band, and routed them, killing
Is, without any loss on his part. Nothing
has been seen or heard of old Johns band
since they were routed by Capt. Augur. after
their attack on Capt. Smith.
Oregon W@Aly I'imcs. Jonc q,
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THE PLACER HERALD.
DEMOCRACY OUR SHIELD THE STARS AND STRIPES
OUR BANNER.
AGENTS.

GARDNER KIRK, Sacramento, at their Book
Store, Post Office Block.
THOMAS BoYcE, San Francisco, No. 81 Merchant
street.
WELLS, FARGO q CO., and the PACIFIC
EXPRESS co. are our General Agents for Placer
County,. Advertisements, Job Work or Subscrip-
tions to the Herald. left at either of their offices
will be promptly forwarded to us.
NJ, +. HEATING, NG,......."..-.--. Secret RaYine.
A. b. BIRD, odds Valley.
PHILIP SToSER, ,...............Mlchlga Blun.
joHN M'NALLY, ,,...,...--.........ll .lllinoistown.
THOMAS WooDs, Rattlesnake Bar.
u. B. CURTIS, -.........................Op .Ophlr.
l.. MANDEL, ................... .......bold Hlll.
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MRS / ERR1 line odu fTdlClSCD IlcTdlu say ;.
-"Mrs. Terry was yesterday morning refused ad-
mittance to see her husband, and informed that
she would not have permission to see him as here
tofore. The committee, it is said will consider
the proprety Of allowing her to remain with him
altogether. So that Mrs. Terry must either be
come a close prisoner else be deprived the pri-
vilege of seeing her husband
We perceive in connection with this subject that
this lady has letter from herself to Judge Terry
and his answer thereto published in the Sun--
There can be but one feeling among gentlemen
with regard to this lady under existing circum-
stances-that of heartfelt sympathy. We hear it
rumored that false friends operating through
her upon her husband, and it is probably to cut
off this communication that the severe measures
are adopted by the Committee. Those who are so
,oud in denanciation of the Committee should re
member that every member of the Committee,
their adors and abettors, have the penalties APP
pertainine to the crime Of reason, threatened
them and sefpPesefvation may have something
to do with their measures.
10 Britton and Dutch jim, two roicksome
youths of unenviable notoriety hereabouts, last
Saturday evening whilst in a jocose mood, tell
aboard of John Fung-Chow-C Chez Whang, former
ly subject of his Celestial 1Ighncss. and snppos-
ed to be distinctly related to the moon, and beat
the poor devil most numerically. His Honor
c. W. Finley, Esq, called the lads before him to
answer the complaint Of Assault and Battery, and
they pleaded guilty, therefore His Honor ticketed
them for years boarding in the county jail
This arrangement suits the people much better
than the ardent youths.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-05

II. W. Carpenter, has published letter
in which he claims to be Major General of
the Second Division California Militia, San
Francisco. The papers at the Bay disputed
the Governors right to appoint Sherman at
the time il was made.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-05

CENTRAL COMMITTEE. - The Democratic
State Central Committee are to meet in Sac
ramento on the 10th inst.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-05

FOURTH OF july IN AUBuRN.-ln the
morning the sky was becloued, about eeveni
o'clock in the morning came a shower OF
rain, after which the sun broke forth in It's
full glory. Peace and contentment pre-
vailed.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-05

Hopkins at last dates was slightly better.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-05

san FRANCISCo, June 26, 1856.

"EMGRANT TAX.-Suits have been commenced
in San Francisco to recover the State tax on emil
grants against the owners of q number of vessels
as follows: Alfred the Great, for Sti,500: Golden
West for SIG 500; Kit Carson. for 5l7 $50. Total
545, $50"
This tax has become due we presume,
under the law, upon ships having immigrants
from China. 1t was with many misgiyings
and great reluctance that the mountain
counties consented to reduce the tax upon
foreign miners at the last session of the Leg
islature. 1t was thought that those Asiatcs
now iii the country were too poor to leave
it. and that for a time the revenue received
from this tax was necessary to pay off the
existing debts of the counties. Had we fore
seen that the result Of this reduction of the tax
would have induced the rush to our shores
of such hordes Of these creatures we will
venture there is not one of the mining coun-
ties that would not have opposed it. We
don't want these people among Us, they arc
a nuisance, never can become citizens, and
no man or set of men who regard the perma-
nent interests of the State of California will
encourage their immigration.
We suppose there is some question as to
the consttutonality of the captation tax
required Of the ship owners, and hence arises
these suits The business men of San Fran
cisco have ever evinced a strong desire to
encourage these Cinnamon in rushing into
the mines. They have no use for John" il
the city, but seem to consider him fit society
for the miners.
Now we ask these gentlemen ship-owner:
and merchants, if they for motives of gar
are so regardless of the true interests of the
country, and for the feelings of mountain
men, as to shirk by technical objection
the plain letter of the statutes in this respect
how they can appeal to mountain men fol
countenence and support in your present
difficulties. This is but a poor return fol
active sympathy of the stout hearted miners
besides eyincing but little patriotism.
The Placer herald., 1856-07-05
Who is General L?

The following card appeared in the Al,
of the 9th ultimo:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-06
EDHILIPSBURG EL:-Thc subsor

EGHILIPSBURG-H -H0TEE:-Thc subscriber
4 would inform his friends in CIearfed. and the
public generally that he has enlarged and reitted
his house. and is now enabled to compete success
fully with any Hotel in the country No pains
will be spared to render his guests comfortable.
His table shall always be supplied with the best
the market can afford and his charges moderate.
lie respectfully invites his friends and others to
give him n call DAVID JOHNSTON.
Philipsburg Jan 81, 1855 ! y.
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EOHN II. MULLEN.
SssSsnsSIs

g A. NJ. HILLS, D. D. S offcc adioin-
IlJY5y5y~s ing his store, Clearield. Pa. Artif-
!-LLI eial Teeth, from one to full set, neun-
Yea IN the most approved modern style
fhhng' FIRING and Cleaning done with care
Teeth extracted with all the care and dispatch
modern science can furnish
pk. HILLS, can always be found at his Office
as nc Is now dcToii2s his whole attention to his
Pio4'>@'oa' tJuno 20 IS.
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Il fH71sI.IN, at cents per yard at Mossop' cheap
store IJune 13, 80.
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EpLAC ACKSHITUING.- G.-Thc subscriber would
kB inform the puplic that he has taken the Black
smith shop formerly occupied by George Orr. on
the corner of Third and Main streets, in the bor-
oush Of Clcariel1 where he carries on the business
in all its various branches.
JACOB SIIUNKWEILER
June G. 1S55-1y
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JOHN lTPHERSON Esq, Treasurer O. CLa5fsH Comfy
Acouat tvhh tie fiB6yeHG I0lHstiD School Fn5Aa
tie 1854 a8a 1855
To amount due School Fund last Settlement S1,i6l sc
reed from and 1S55 325 SO
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$l789 IS


eal Of Penn having examined the accounts Of John
find them above stated the Of debts outstanding due the county
Witness day Of January A. D.
ROBERT MAHAFFEY.l
Il. }. WALLACE, DAVID ROSS. County Com
Clerk JACOB WILHELM, missioncrs.
We the unlne Auditors Crdcld County having examined the
ci yh
hundred and forty
Collectors Unscac
fourG and fortys tx cents
Witness this 0 A. . j..
Attest J. IL. SEILER.
Il. J. WALTERS. County
Clerk. FRANCIS PEARCE. J Auditors
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EOHN McPHERSc
- said County, from
January, A. u. 1856
DR..
To Balance due Couif
To amt received FROM
To amt received ON U
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EOHN TROUTMAN House. Sign and Orna-
az mental Painter.-6lazior, Chair maker and
Paper Hanger, offers his services TO the citizens
Clearfeld and vicinity.
.Shop on Market ST.. just belo,c tie Fo1n1yv
CHALRS. LOUNGES, SOFAS, ROCKING
CHAIRS, OTTO1fANS, DE,
kept constantly on hand and made TO order. equal
in beauty to any that can be obtained from the
East, and more durable in material
Aug. L, 1885,
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nAyID s R-RespectEuIly informs
- his old friends and the public. that he has
obta iucd the services Of a good Cutter and work
man rs a foreman ia tho tailoring business. and
he is now prepared TO attend to any orders in his
Line Of work on the most accommodating terms. and
short notice and will have clothing hand at all
times such dress coats, fTock coats, vests, and
pantaloors of their own manufacture. and good
material At the lowest prices. With n wish to ac-
commodatc. he soicits share of patronage.
New WASHINGTON. MAY 9. 1879.
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EYYRONE LIVERY STABLE.-The sub
u scTiber, having removed his Livery Stable
from Curwensyille to Tyrone City, begs leave to
his friends and the public that he is at all times
prepared to supply them with Horses, carria ges.
buggies and other vehicles on hire. at the most
reasonable terms. Inquire at the City Hotel''
JAMES CR0WTIER.
Tyrone, January 81, lS55.-6mo.
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rEIHE PENNSYLYANIA TELEGRAPfI.

/ TENHE ENSSXLEiNIS TELEGRAPH. d.
! n ENLARGED FORM & REDUCED TERMS.
THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.-On and af-
| ter the first of JGnUUry. 1855 the PENNSYLVANIA
! TELEGBal'H published at Harrisburg Pa. will be
4 owned and conducted by the undersigned who
viii give their best energies 10 make it worthy of
J its eause and OF its friends.
! 1t viii commerce the new year printed on en-
! tIreIy new type. and tho Weekly greatly enlarged
! IN form while the price win be Igwsr H4l ttai Of
my OtIsr ggge- o + its cxyg eve u52isLek at tie
CzPitzl Of nts State, AND PAYMENTS EE RE-
QtIELD STRICTLY II ADVANCE. No paper viii be
sent until ii is paid for, and all viii be discontinued
as the subscriptions expires unless they renewed
D The IELEGEArH is issued SEMI-N EIki.G, on 4
sheet Of twenty-f0dr columns, duringt he sessions
J Of the Legislature, and WEEKLY an a doH6le
steet of JOEgelglt columns the remaincder OF tho
year; 1t viii present comprehensive summary
of the Legislative proceedings all important
general laws, rs they are passed and aim to give
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and Political Journal, and they confidently appea
to the people OF Pennsylvania to sustain thef en-
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The TELEGRAPH will advocate a liberal political
policy and aim to unite all those who though an
inated bv the same common purposes. ana loOkinS
to the same bcnifcent results seem distracted ny
the conflict of distinctive organizations II VIII
sustain the ighest standard of American Nation
ality: and while yielding sacred obedience to the
COMPROMISES of the Constitution, will determined
lv resist the extension of Human Slavery. 1t will
give cordial, earnest and independent support TO
the administration of GOV. PoLL0CK.
TERMS-STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
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LY during the sessions of the Legislature. and
WEEKLY, on a double sheetthe, the remainder OF
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INVARIABLY TO ACCOMPANY THE ORDER:
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Five copies Isl so per copy 8 90
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And at the same price (Sl 80 per copy on any
number over twenty. Clubs should be made up at
once, and the subscriptions forwarded before the
first of january, that they can commence with
the session Of the Legislature.
Subscriptions viii be forwarded from this Office
All orders must be addressed TO
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Harrisburg, Pa.
- Business men viii find the TELEGRAPA the
terY hest Advertising Medium in Pennsylvania out
OF inc cldes. Dec, II, '55.-2t-'
GtLoCKs--of every variety and price, from nc
~ hours to II days, for sale by
June q, '55,l A. NJ HILLS
ADIES' IIandkerchiefs, all Linnen, for sale by
, - june -, '55i r. M0SSoP.
& GtoNFECTI0NARIES- ..Leetle the slickeqt,, as
~ sortlnent this Borough ever could boast Of mt
June q, oo,l A. NJ. HILLS.
HEUSLIN, at cents per yard. at NIossor,'s ebean
= oHsH SURE: June b. '55.
RACoN--A good lot of Hams and sKouIdersat
- June ~ w. I. IRWIN'S.
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CtOINCi IT ALONE.-The undersigned nav
IA ing taken to himself the store formerly own
ed by Patchin & Swan, takes pleasure IN lIiorii
his tyicnds and the public generally. that he has
inst received from the city splendid assortment Of
Dry Goods, Hardware. Queensware, groceries,
Confectionaries Hats and Caps. Boots
and Shoes,
and every thing else usually kept in country
store. Persons wishing to buy cheap and good
Goods should not forget that he is determined not
70 he undcrsold by any store inthe county. Ills
motto is "a nim5lc penny rathe than slow six
pence = y 1ALOIi1N.
Glen Hope, July .. 1854.
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ALSl lATS. GllE. RYi. &C.

And he hereby gives notice that he tSill sen ms
goods as low they can be purchased ~ any town
or county this side of Philadelphia, and Wiil take
Boards. Shingles; even money in ezehanSe-
July f. %. T. NJ bhLi-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-25

4 GR0ss0herllcal Yeast Rakiug PovslSr.:
Il 10 kegs Snip. Carb. Soda;
l case Sicily Liquorice;
Is Dbl crude Saltpetre;
IN boSessprime CASTLE Soap;
case No Nutmegs;
do do Indigo;
boxes Extract LoCwood:
% do Fancy Vuriegaietl Saap.
20 do German do
2 casks Sal Soda.
Just received and for sale by
Jus ALEX. TCRNpp ",
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URESN -GOGZ1M
TUsTTeceTed at ". D. NOTE BROS crest variety Of
= Dress Goods such
Fancy Dress SIIkgjate5t styles
8I0Ire Antique slkG-leSs than the usual rEfces;
Pl4in Black - -cheap;
Printed, Plain Plaid and striped Bsrnges;
FIouneed DresssS-a choice variety;
Twisted Silks and Tissues-veFy pretty;
Plain All-TOol DeLaine4-GT shades;
Printed and Plain ChsllIes-hGnjsome and cheap
French Scotch and american Lawns beautiful;
English and French OhIntEeS-good RssoTtnlent;
Satin Striped and Plain Poplins;
Plaid and Striped DucaIIas-sneT article.
ALSO
assortment materials aps
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OuEENSWARE.
New Arranrenents.

New Arrangements.
YTAVTNG aSEociated my brother, VIM. Ming Ncoll, with
me In the Brush Variety aud Toy business, and taken
the stand Main formerly occupied by him IN
the Trunk business and fitted IL In hand
manner hope still to have the visits Of those who
haze so kindly me- and any others who want
anything my line. The style OF the arm will be D. Sc0
DANIEL NICoLL.
Aprii 1885 APPS
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nov savings Bank store,

OLD posi- OFFICE.
GKeep IhP Head aud Feet CoVcfed.O
NTTIZENs wheeling snd viclnty:fhis old maxim for
health reminds that Il MAY not be anl q call yo ur
attention u my Fa aud Winter stock Of Boots, Shoes Hats,
OstF Urbfeas and Carpet gaekS tile cornerof Market
and Monroe streets where viii find great variety OF
faIonab lsty received Goods suitable 70 the season. ~
low psises.
Very thSrH4a TIE liberal patronage received since
coming amongst you respectfully solicit all 70 cali and
examine my stock, O. Will r. pleasure 20 and wait on
So ES uniting labor viii that may give their on.
SpfLag heh and % thls adding ndultry and economy
may have health. -,
Ladies, you wish 20 purchase fashionable and shesP
winter B0nnets, sure,
Oau at The old Post Once, opposite The MeLure.
Gentlemen, II you wish to purchase fashionable Cap or
Call at the above place, where you viii get-that
To cous-y Merchant have few Goods dispose Of at
os II. Pa'se' MI WATSON
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MISCELLANEOUS

New Spring and Summer Goods
MOL SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure IN saying to ray friends that au reeeiT
ing ny Spring and summer Goods, consisting OF BroSd
Cloths or ali color Ihase beautiful lot Of Plain and FAM
cy French Cassneres / think much better assortment
than can be found in the city.
4.o-vestngs in great variety every description
Of material.
THIN SUMMER GOODS.
Nv stock consists Drab, Deta, Bombaze Duck, Lin
en- Marsees, Italian Cloth &c &c: c that capt be beat
for making ne and Clothes the Weather, all
OF which prepared make in the best possible man
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting Of Cloths Cassineres Cashmere clo, DucG
Linen Dreh Dcta Bombazine, and various other Goods
made up In good style PantaIO0ns and Vests IA verl
sty shirts Collars OFeSs Gloves CraNRtE, Suspgnders
sps4 's'I-e % g RICE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BOOKsi Books!!
JOHN Els H RS

Josa 66a md FITS yIrsssl HE .EsE R,s
WOULD call aten sS56 &c R Ss5 large stock OF
Of variety used in and about Wheeling and sold
1I! Series of Readers;
Elementary, Eclectic, Sanders Towns spellsrs
Smitll's, Green's, and Kirkhnln's Gram1HrS;
Davies, Rays Adams, Traeys and Greeneafs Ar!th
metcs.
An kinds Of Primers for children together with an ass0rt
MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS
Of late Standard Works.
ALso-Cap Letter Fancy Note Papers of every xart-
kee Notions, Porte Monaies and
DIARIES FOR 1856.
N.Y. stock of Blank will always found complete.
would also call attention to stock of
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
which surpassed in style quality variety and
chsapness, by any house in the West.
enabled sell atlow prices Don't take my it, but
call and examine for yourselves before purchasing else
Hp7 O'- 1873 Main st. Wheeling, Va.
" 1000 Gin Clgars
5000 Prtncados Cigars;
1900 Apollo :"
5000 Panctlas
1900 Havana
1000 Della Cruz Principe a..
e 6ofst5Ie lump Tobacco;
Just received and for sale By -
ocai WA. LAUAoH11N.
T,0T,BI8tAAGCo, AND MD. CIGARS. ,,rs.
w assortment the following articles:
1000 COnsuellO CigarS ..#
1000 la EIosa '
I,UOO Prlnsado g
1000 ElSalvado "a
1,OO0 81 Dorado
5000 La Protection Cigars;
1000 PruncleR I"
boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
5 4" Virginia {"
20
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rNrRLLIGRNcRR


BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.
The ndefsEned take cccaEon to remind their friends
aud he pablo generally that In connection with the once o.
the Daily InteIgeneer they have JOB once ptteo
upfer The execution Of all kinda o.
PLAIN AND OFSNANEENTAL PRINTING.
Their materials henE mostly new, and embracing the "a,
test styles Of Type and their large and ven selected
stock OF Paper, Cards INKS &C. being At tne low
~ eS rjees ard th Job once being dsnc; apartment
earefay ard efficiently MANAGED, they can guarantee to
thelr customers entire satIsfactOn Is regards The
Seatness. a Accuracy Rndeo A'tastS
with which their work wiz he done.
TEey prepared 20 execute
Cans. tleoSRAAsASs
Clt1,rLAna. PosCEEs,
ItgEIz CohcIET BtLIs,
BiiL HsApg, BAL TICERTS,
- Pulls LIprFa, ETEAMB01T BHlsI
~ 11gI GEIcI, AUCTION BILLa.
O1u.a Ro1Ea, DkGT TICEETS
NoTE4. FREIGHT B0JEA,
DgEpS RAtLR0AD BLASHs,
Rpr7UTa. HoTRs RE7IsTEEs,
PE1TE8F, epNHoNS,
BgrrFS ELECTIOy TICKETS,
And TrrJ other description Of Letter Press Printing Aiso
al kinds Of work In
COLORS AND BRONZES.
BEATTY 90.
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.SEINIHI II

SETTLE
ON ACCOUNT of change In their firm, all persons in
" debted subscribers their Retail Store,
nesy requested ready the OF Jan
uaryI by otherwise, and all persons SinE claims
against the Arm viii present the for humiliation
AICCLALLENS 4 KNOX.
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SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.

Silks and Shawls.
$4,000 TSBGH s s largest aga sssf Ss s
variety and the cheapest Silks and ShaW ever brought TO
Wheeling have been in the trade and suitable to
persons in any station in life.
Plaid Silks low 81 cts Beautiful black Brocsdc do,
80 inches wide Mt 81 80, worth $3.50
fnl stock Grape and Sells Sha~s, very desirable and
cheap-and POO anlas, Of tcr very rich and de.
slrRblc.
Trimmings of the most desirable syIea new variety
silks, ChnlIes Grenadines-
ArzentInes, SC. make whole of fully 81, 900 yds.
This stock, together with the fact that buy
mostly with cash "Beehive Store" desirable
store at which TO buy Goods.
Come and see for yourselves.
apo STONE THOMAS.