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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-29
y, 5tilE> RIlEH LANn.


- "a Hl'i D. She -ud day Eruarv next al " ot
~ ,! without regard o. weather
hang PrirrsouTg Va si t- valuable estate. .r
monty Auovu "HOS ISLAND aui the Main b ~
Na4'ir hf land uueh u 10 heavily with Original
." 'anr,iown ana SEPARATED from ihr "Au" by Hog Island
t"rL about 30 yards vide brs-i over The mi k an
heavy yellow or mulao Land entirely clear xrt. t Be- fertile 49,
Frt -'-'tf Die OF ~ % iuerr'isrd Improvement.
TIE uar-h ucados land heavy dark land sItb vf.
LAY 'i'l1u and fa yrlr from four
~ pure herds hay march land nai .hnt .r s
from he act that drop Of running wat.-
ir only Glance Is 60 t tide without The farm has In
'ey,r., ",N- ~ most sSeeH~ni water.
E i l',. 'fe 'Lo,r common 90 NrEuia Wheat Corn
ll.-' rsrltrs andFr.i W veT-t si-s ana mud
D.. equal Dol. Doubt Co. dHv fH6 rl.rs %. e5af- Bar.
ai otiaoes provided with prDte might have been rst
~ There on ihe 18th of November ia-, ~ 49, r1r
- ' iie absence o. them Zoo the prng late ana sirly
f1.t. arg 'eretahes n The greatest profu.'on.
fE. Aprcot., Plm.. Peaches Apple Cf-rr.- ana The f
of ti~ -,aioari accessible. "
Ttsv fot the Island and section Of Main one t~ and ID zee
Nefrs equal nsialmeut For Tire i'mhereI anddns ,- m h.
required Zoo hand 40 approved tador..i negotiable notes
ri or We ifnd may be seen 10 tc counting Of Nor.
HAi'i sons. o lciershrg and sill o. explained hv Mr.
... o., b ROBERTSON
Jt'-'aWm Executor OF WIN. Robertson. deed
q tO's uiS>iONER'S SALE or NEGHOFS.-RV
- virtue q deed o. che Circuit " Curnhrri,ni r',
pronounced on the - iay OF August So in t case % p,,
"o'ihn So. N"'nns Executor e. o. he rnei Corir
pAf thc t dsy Of february. so ,s ne court iv1 A p v
'ih q H. sell 1i public auction, to he highest bidder.
aal B'y. JAMES md VI IsIX Vo0fFTISSu "'
jaia-s,st. co.o,..',,,,,.
% BfIt SAIEOF 81 NEGsSOTS.
Npft fc authority ~ DECREE 0 fi. of
Nh ariot'rrson fie & h day Of October viii orr m al
~ rur auction. TUESDAY, The sen off February n ". m m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-29

Kentucky continues
.upp other Kind. without sales hhds Ken,L
.Gl8F cent ild bales Havana 21,; AS Cuba mari 1s
loi case. seed Leaf l2eti6; do FLORIDA 1c5 - V
terms Ihcr" has been tair business
The m"n at full prices-ibr Southern river. prvt ~
crP fd r stocks quite limited; price Leaf having All
NA"ce in virginia, also, impta hrm buoyant feeling and m.
market closes a hcalun ''"' '''' '''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-29
NEw YORK MARKET.

fLnuH-r " Y. Shipping List OF Saturday la.
In the
the n,rket for state Western opened better g
favorable aivees Europe advance having draw
ou' ncfct'd upirs reaction -nsuei part nye
ml va i-i Oar -Si. quotations establish
t een's On the meiuu aud lover grades ~ since Ts
TIE demand
81 .ltv
Ing ~tpl'ariby lame auan,I.. az Ice -
strt'f'nt The inquiry for
III" -'ci IN ,'rr th"lsht To be sufficient the op.n .,
rVrr tNsNton unless extraordinary
r IcA'nh Tor snhsrn Flour his been moderate. aud will a
cret'ei supply Offering prices have
5ll bh closing sssiIH for mixed Ia .r,isl brn,i
tsi5 tss'% Tor svor aud ss3 tio9s Tor fsncy AMI 81,
ira ' ''' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-30
OF EMIGRATION

Tie Board met yesterday sftcrnoen, ths H.
GUAM &. VFRPt,ScK in the chair, saa ors-,Tr
pitsent. The following letter was received iron Dr
Harris and ordered on Gle:
M.RiNE HoSPITAL % ,sASriSg, .
Stain ISLAND y. y, De-. - lsS .
r .. 90. s.isispsy, II SQigs0ti0at
Gv,rLE,r,: Bat ~ yellow fcV'E hsvs
IL. Ws-vc .pitsl since report ot tue ~ nst T-s
with tie lat reported osVls-esai Av-
covered ard baV" his morning oosed our ,,lxiy,
wards =,
The severe ,is Of ,; week uuqgr.'ioi sb Destroyed A. =
fciior OF yellow fever iu The yoiy q srrnas and Ps
Vsml..c Repeatedly NOur-
ELISHA HARRIS, Phys'ciar cf Marine H,~p,S
The following is tie weekly stat.m cnt:
Number IL ennsrsnts arrived 20 Oct - 1855 .....lItx
MN Der as.iYcl since, ~ ocs - ls6............. asa
To;......... IS
1859. 1855.
MONDE g rr,;es Ia IN, iton. at Ward. i.ldi 81 III
Number 4. As-.Lc Hospital lJ
1ota......,.'.,'''....; ~ 10
OyerdISt Bsnk, January lsS............ ssSel y
Receipts OF. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t2,i ,Jl1 ~
since 70 Oct - for ceinnutstca CT
passenger IIle l'-Io'SS
slessn
psoi.rsernents ~ PR previous ;c' ,.,..,. =. -
n - Oct. =, ~ 70 'Nn-
CleFfSl.......... sSsV "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-30
THIRD WARD REPUBLICANS

Al IN adjourned meeting Of the Republicans Of the
TAitd WarJ, called 10 NEE. ct the Pacific Hotel. On
the evening OF Oct -, on motion, NARTIS TnArcuYa
"s' choseL Chairman and joins n. Fox Secretary On
motion. Committee Resolutions w-:s sppo,nts j.
consrtipg OF y. HUTcHRsoS, McMULLZN and H.
GAY, VITO subsequently, reported the following presn.
bic and resolution which were unanimously sdootad:
HhersGS fsir oppression Of he wishe. the
" ne Third erd has not been Obtained 10 the roir n
1Latr trcers; AID etsyed IL clearly Ascerue th,t
IezIi~ means were assi 20 co3tro tue Primary election m
u, 4t9a Of sd officers; therefore.
hscIsec that Ws repuds.e the noInrstiou II O,cv W
esIie"ai a. oen N dsct opposition the rod ser. Of ~
cLsns cesfnz al honorable and honest tlrnis,.ior
~! o",.InLtnt and commend the Republicans Of on,
"sid 10 ss their yo'.s II such 80 70 ec. Inc ,se
Of csrsbls ssG worthy zen. N ~ ''-e '''-
Inc 'oHoH ing persons were unaninously nominated
for Ward Officers:
toShetA'H' s. GOULD.
1ise',Of''''': '.'''.'....... GEOR0E PAREFR
SeASot ACKNOWLEDGEMENT L. LECONPTK
School Trustee. J99HS sR CpsvD
seA'e! 'np'es'T.'''..........A. =. PADDOCK
e'"';aS'''.....".~""..s44 ssHh9S syEso
On motion, Il vas
htie!sst Iks' The pr)ceeiiEss Of isis meco, l.. s5
II rhs Tancs, Herr!4, fimss a=1 ~ .-ils Pe,.
~ meeting ter adjourned, suDiec; 10 tae cal Of
joss h. BOY, s.res'y. "i'' ~ '''N"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-30

TnAtsrRs aDSoEne.. Ais srs. o.o..r. 10 th.- -a,s
Try at R,bcs ssIosu. sa ASs.iay sysa,AS HeY. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-30
GOVERNORS OF TIE AIMS Uousr

4 heotng OF tho Board % Goverpors Of th, N,
took place on Tuesday ~ her Office in De Rs...sS
GOV. Drsper in tho chair, and Messrs. Sn,'h, IA
end Tiemann. Gather and Oliver. prcsoli NJ
ness OF public moment was .ysnsasted. %
MHkkIY
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


I TAKE this method Of inviting the attention Of The
citizens Of illsborough and the adjacent country,
os new supply Of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
which has been selected with much care both as regards
styles and TERMS thus enabling me to offer as much in.
ducement 10 purchasers any establishment ia the
country. in order to sustain fancy business in 80
limited market, find il necessary 10 keep up good
assortment OF the most desirable staple goods To this
class OF goods call attention. az they have been select
ed Of the best styles aud quality and am satisfied upon
trial they will give entire satisfaction. To the fol-
lowing leading articles ] call especial attention, viz
Beached and unbeached Cotton Shirings, FIanneh.
Blankets, l04, lid and 1874 Irish Linens, Calicos.
Dress Goods, Black and Fancy Silks, Shawls Shoes Of
almost every description Ladies' ine Caters and VAIN.
ing shoes, also Servants Shoes
No pains have been spared 10 make the assortment
Of fMilenay and Fancy Goods complete therefore Mrs.
Owen, who will give her attention 10 this part Of the
business aefs herself that she will be able 10 meet tho
views Of oil who may favor her with their patronage
She will also be able 10 furnish great variety Of dress
and cloak Trimmings, and will aid purchasers in select.
ing suitable kinds according 10 fashions &C.; also oil
the materials and patterns for making up Cloaks which
she viii have executed nj short notice.
As great bargains are attractive 10 most persons
invite attention to elegant lot Of heavy Silk Cloaks
and Manila, which bought IN consequence Of geing
them greatly below their, actual value, and will Offer
them nj prices accordingly. Any person wanting such
an article would do well 10 call soon as am satisfied
they will not be disappointed in their expectation.
In short. only solicit examination of the stock 10
satisfy ell that aim TO open trade with the public thai
will be 10 the mutual benefit Of oil parties
II. L. OWEN.
October 2s. 62-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03

Driscolls Balm Of a Thousand Flow
efs, for purifying the Complexion, removing Pimpes
and Rlngwoms, and cleansing the Teeih,--Price rs
cents.
Rosemary and Castor Oil, for pre-
venting the Hair from falling out and for strengthening
lis growth-Prce 25 cents
Driscoll's Coloring Fluid, for chang
ing gray hair to its original color, without staining the
skin or hands In its applicaon-Price SO cents.
For sale by
J. e. TURRENTINE & SON.
October 20. GI-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
NOT ICE.

Try virtue ofa Deed Of Trust, executed to the sub
- sciber as Trustee, by Vaughan & Sweaney, 10
secure certain debts therein mentioned shall sell to
the highest bidder, Tor cash on short credit, on the
29h Of November next oil the property conveyed in
said trust that has not been sold privately The property
now 10 sell consists Of track Of Land Of about 800
acres, Merchant Mill, and Saw Mill attached. This
property Is at vaughans residence, on Flat River. The
land very well improved several out houses very good
Store House, and house suitable for tobacconist,
ready for business, &c.
D. G. PARRISH, Trustee.
October 20. 62-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03


No interest has been paid on these last
named bonds, and the last General Assembly
extended the time for payment Of principal
and interest on the first bond to Sd January
next, and should tile same be then paid, the
time for the payment Of the principal and
interest on the other bond was extended to
the Sd Jan'y, 1856.
In this connection it may be proper to
say that $40, 900 was appropriated to the i'm
provement Of Neuse river, aud that alter
making the survey Of the river the balance
was subscribed as directed, to the stock oi
the Neuse River Navigation 20.
No report has been made TO me by the
President Of the company, as required by the
charter. But learn unoiIicially that no
practical benefit has resulted from the ex-
penditure, and that the property and effects
Of the company have all been sold under ex-
ecution.
By virtue Of the act Of 1882, s25,0O0,
and by the act OF s54-'5, $4,000 were APP
propriated and raised BY the sale ofbonds for
tie improvement of Tar river, TO be expen-
ded under the direction Of commissioners
appointed by the Governor. No provision
was made for charging tolls on the river; and
the sum expended is not included, therefore,
among the stocks owned BY the State.
The Western Turnpike is owned entirely
by the State, aud will be noticed more partl,
cularly hereafter.
/ The Stae has also some inconslderable
amount Of stock IN Turnpike Companies,
which have not lately been, aor are likely 10
become, profitable or Of much value.
II IS hardly necessary to add that the other
railroad and navigation stocks owned by the
state, coustitute part Of the Literary Fund.
The RECEIPTS into the Public Treasury for
the two last fiscal years, ending the Slst Oe-
tober, 1856, are stated as follows, from the
books Of that Office:
/ Fiscal year, Fiscal year
ls5i'-5. 1886.
Raleigh and Castor Railroad
4 dividends, $3O,7ls 30 S2g,s9V w
Fayetteville & Western Plank.
| road dividends, 4,eOO Oo 4sOu Ou
Tax on Attorneys license, 565 W o51 :.
Tax on Bank stock. 1873 20 l4,lss "a
Interest on Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad bonds, 5000 oO -.
Cherokee bonds eb3 " i,SVv Y.
Public tat, %'9,saS oS sii,sSS y
II
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03

u fGHT AWAY in exchange for new Goods
~ 500 yards Of Moolen leans.
300 :" colored plain woyc Linscys.
800 90 white /. DO.
500 /" ofTow and Cotton Cloth.
400 /" Of Bue-stripeJ Cotton Cloth.
200 pairs Of Wool Socks.
200 lbs. .homc-spun Shoe Thread.
Dried Fruit, Corn. Meal, Flour FlsI Seed, Peas &c
JAMES WEBB.
October 20. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03

Raleigh & CASTOR R. r. Stock, par ralue, $4s7,5
North Carolina Railroad Stock, 100000
N. c. r. r., preferred per cent. +" 100000
Atlantic and N. g. R. r., paid for, $4,000
Western n. C. r. r., paid for, 100000
Railroad stocks, $42so,5 500
ray'a'e and West p. R. stock, par raiue, $l2O0OO
Fayetteville and Warsaw, 10000
Fayetteville and Albcmare, paid for a 10000
Plsnkroad s,ecks, Sl6O,OOO
New River Navigation Co. stock, par raiue,
and. paid for, $4,000
Yadkin Navigation Co., paid for, 5000
Cape Fear s. Deep River Nav Co., 100000
Ns,;o,tion s,octs Sl75.OO0
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
Notice to Merchants.

rTNHE term Of copannershp Of The firm Of Iesihcrs
Lat,a & Co, At South Lowell, having expired, ]
now offer the stand for rent, which consider ono Of
the best in the country The Store House is large and
well arranged. Il is located Immediately si the Acad-
emy, and is surrounded by an intelligent substantial
and fashionable community. No opposition near.
Address the subscriber, South lowell, Orange coun-
y,N.c. IouN Nprp.ruppo
October 20. 6l--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
October 2s.
NV A N I II Id.

A GENTLEMAN and Lady, Of Classical attain.
- menis, to take charge of Red Mounlain Female
Academy. al It's neIt session. TO commence about the
18th Of January.
All communications addressed 10 the subscriber will
be promptly attended 10.
GEO. w. JONES. Sec'y.
Red Mountain, August 2s, 1856. b4-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03

The State also holds the bond Of the VIII
mington and Weldon Railroad Co.,
upon which the interest is regularly
Maid. for $4,000 90
Also, two bonds on the Scaboard and
Roanoke Rairoad Company, each for
$5,3s7 IA, dated January Sd, 1851, pay
PAYABLE nav, Il semtannualIy, 1874 IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03

dorsement Of its bonds, to the amount stated,
when called for.
The interest has, for many years, been
paid promptly by the first named company
and its present prosperous condition removes
all doubt as to its ability to pay for the fu,
ture. The interest has also been paid on thts
bonds Of the Cape Fear and Deep River
Company. The bonds of the Laser com.
pany have been issued within the past six
months.
From information unofficially received, it
is highly probable that the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Company
will so far comply with the terms Of its char
ter, granted at the last session Of the General
Assembly, as to enable it to call upon the
State for endorsements of its bonds. As to
the probable amount Of such endorsements,
or the times when they may be called for, !
am not able now to give any definite inlor>
nation. 1t is proper, however, to refer you
to the charter Of the company, and to say
that more definite information will be laid
before you during your session, should it
come to my possession.
may also refer you to the charter Of the
Western N. G. Railroad CO., by which the
State is pledged to subscribe two.thirds Of
tile stock for the sections hereafter to be
built, should private stockholders subscribe
one third.
In this detail Of the present and prospec-
tive indebtedness Of the State, have omitted
temporary loans by, and indebtedness to,
some Of the banks Of the State, authorizedby
resolutions Of the last General Assembly.
| These liabilities are fluctuating, and will more
properly appear in the report of the public
treasurer.
To meet these liabilities, besides the means
to be derived from taxation and other ordi'
nary sources Of revenue, the State owns th'
| following stocks and effects:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03

TAKE this method Of inviting the attention Of the
citizens Of Hillsborough and the adjacent country,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03

The foregoing are registcr'
The following are coupon
bonds, under the act Of
9Th January, ls49, for
construction Of CASTOR &c
Weldon Railroad, and for
improyment Of the navi-
CATION Of the Neuse and
Tar rivers, running ten
years,
Do. do. do.
Do. do. do.
a. ~ "A "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03

your more particular attention is, the i'm
portant one ofthe public debt Of the State.
In advance Of the report Of the Public
Treasurer, which will in due time be pre-.
sented to you, that officer has, at my request
furnished me with the following statement
showing the Indebtedness Of the State by
bonds, the various items composing the same.
for what purpose incurred, and the times al
which these sums respectively fall due:
AMOUNT. wHEs DUE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
s.ae1.slO UJ an .aOl d.

S3s1,@fV W Jylts'l "
To The item for public taxes received i'r The
last fiscal year should be added the sum Of $40,
Oil "a, for defaults by Sheriifs, The larger ror.
lion Of which has been since paid and ihs resi-.
due will be collected.
II will appear also that The sum Of $4,000,
interest on ,he bond of The Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad Company. Is NOT credited ihe
last fiscal year. Properly speaking, u should
have been, was omitted by a mere oversight,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
s5.Oas.sO2 5s

The books Of the Treasury further show
an indebtedness by the State to the Literary
Fund, on account, on the lst Nos'r 1856. Of
sII0,4l2 Sc. II is proper TO state that this
amount should be increased by about the sum
Of s30,652 50. for interest on bonds OF the
State held by the Literary Board, as above
set forth, and also upon coupon bonds Of the
State, purchased and now held as part Of the
Literary Fund. Further reference will be
made to the matter before concluding this
communication.
BY virtue Of legislation at the last General
Assembly, State bonds for the following
amounts are yet TO be sold, and the proceeds
applied as follows:
Fayetteville and Albemare Plankroad, ran
ming twenty years, S2OpOO
Fayetteville aud Warsaw Pankroad, running
twenty years, e,OVu
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad, for
balance OF States subscription, thirty
year bonds, and which will probably all be
called Cor in the ensuing year, 653,oOO
Western North Carolina Railroad, thirty
wear bonds for balance Of States subscrp-
tion. and which will probably be called fof
Assembly. @ NV A''ee : ~ 100000
,sauirsJ !, an esrly Jay' 81 900
Total, Si,lsO6OO
BY virtue of an act passed at the last Gene.
raj Assembly, s20, 900 was subscribed TO the
stock of the Yadkin Navigation Company, oI
which 5000 has been paid, and under the
provisions Of similar act, $4,000 was sub.
scribed 10 the stock Of New River Nasiga-
tion Company, Of which $4,000 has been
paid,
Leaving TO be paid the sum Of $4,000
4 The payments above were made out Of or
dinary funds in the treasury, there being nc
provision for raising the money in any other
way; nd the above balance must be paid 10
the same manner, unless other provision !,
made therefor.
The State 10 bound, as endorser. as FOL,
lows:
On bonds Of the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad Company. Sz5opV.
On bond. of cape Fear and Deep River Nav.
isaiion Company, falling due in tho year =. :,
1855. S0OWuI
On bonds of Chesapeake and Albcmsric Ca
nal Company, falling due in thirty years, atOiOOt
; SsO0.OOt
The State Is secured by mortgages. accord
. ing to the several acts oi Assembly directing
{ the above endorsements.
OF the amount last named, $50, 900 only Q
j bonds has been endorsed and delivered by th
public treasurer. But the whole amount !
1 put down. as the company has given the Ger
: tifCate Ol tic requisite subscription Of stool
lin the same, and executed the mortgage &c
| quircj By ,hc charter 10 entitle 1t TO ths ca
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-25
MIs(yET a NEOU
). 9 RopKs4 BopKs!!
20 al, HIN Ind M yI. SH . e g. $

HIN FL SH e RS
Book aud variety store.
II WOULD cali attention TO my very large stoekU
Il SCHOOL BOOKS
OF every variety used in and about Whesns ana s'iS
lFeCnHeys Series OF Readers; tl+ III
EleFsntsrS Eclectic Sanders and Towns SpenerSi
fSTuith's, tirerfl's, aud KlTEhanls Granlunarsi
Davies, Rays, Adams, Tracys and Greenlsais Arm
All kinds Of Primers for children, together with an
'Asn'0 = MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Letter and Fancy Note Papers OF every yall
Fancy EnYelopeSi Pens and PenoioeFs' @
kee Notions; Porte SIoaRtcs and =
- DIARIES FOR 1886. aa
Nv stock Of Blank Books will always be found complete
would also call attention to my stock Of
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
which cannot surpassed style and quality, variety and
cfeapneSz, by house In the West. s..1I
Buying my goods directly from the nannfactnrefs am
enabled sell prices Don't take word TOR IL 9et
call and examine for yourselves before purchasing else
where JOHN FISHER,
AMI l38 AIalu 81. Wheeling, VS..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-25
HATS AND GAPS.

WE have this day receive nesand beau
w ul of Hats and Caps brought to
this cty; fashionable that could be made in the
tern markets.
It comprises in pnTt the following kinds:
Gents no. SIX Molcskin Hats light aud elastic made by
the hest matters East aud in strict accordance with our
KNOW Nothing Wide Hats, white and black Soft Fur and
Wool lIutS Of every color, quality and price.
Caps OF description and OF the most recent styles
such tile Nevada, Know Nothing PrenesG, Pyramid, Ca
madam, Russian English Washington, and Consolidation
Caps and all other kinds in abundance which will he snld
than Goods Of these kinds offered before TO
this community.
Chdren' Hats and Caps Of all kinds just received from
the fashiona bic houses in New York.
Carpet Bags, Furs and Gloves always on hand:
All persons respectfully invited to call in and eN-
anime magnificent Stock Of Goods before purchasing
elsewhere, feel confident that please the mos:
faStidOus.
Nothing will wanting part suit and aceommO-
date numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
you wish anything in the of Hats and Caps just give
a call, will guarantee that will sell you goods as
they be got where this side of Philadelphia,
ny = '''' g. D. HARPER & SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-25

SETTLE
0S ACCOUNT Of chAnte in tlIelr firm, all persons In
" debted the their Retail store ear.
nestly ear settlement the LIST Of JAN
uary bv cash or otherwise, I'D all persons having claims
against the firm will present fl for liquidation
4 hIcCLALLENS & KNOX.