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srPERIoR CoURT-GryERAL TrKM-JAN. lo-Pre'ens all
the Judges.


A. sp,er. Brown ast- Frederick q. Richardson.
Default set aside on payment of the costs OF the
10 II the motion Nslse ettoted
T. It, place on Tie calendar present term, plaintiff 80
elect II paid OF before "Wednesday peS de-
kult 20 stand.
Motisn granted with s. costs.
or, fyetmor. ast Thomas Richardson aud others
On motion OF Mr.. LarOclue, appeal dismissed with
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-. C,,ryr11y REPORTED yoR The rsrsUyE.

SATURDAY, Jan. 10, 1887. .
ASHEs-Tbe market is quiet toT Pots At 81 s7t Pearls are
steady at ~ s75 q IS; SAeratus firm al Sc.
c0TroS-T6e make. bias decoed lc and has been dull;
the lie, are rsported At SEQ bses We quote follows
SIw-YoRg cLAssIIIcArloS.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT corRT-J~ IO-Be'o'.

United STATES CIRCUIT COCRT-JAS le-Be'oss
Judge Hall.
.1CErIss CUT-oTF-AOTIOS TO ATTACH IhE NE
TROPoLIs
w., n s,.lles and others sst VIM Borden and Others
This IL a motion for an attachment aganst Mr..
Vo,n.io Allen of the Novelty Iron Works, soe Bay
state Steamboat Company and other defend ants, 70
snswer Az for contempt in disObeying the injunction
sTan.ed by Judge Nelson on the 2ith OF November
as after the trial of the & Sckles and Borden.
restraining the defendants from the use Of Sekless
cutoff on board the Metropolis and one Of the b3Ats
Of the Fall River line The defendants contend that
they merely eDOined from the use OF the ADJUST
able festfe of the o and not OF the Wnoe tohg
patented The plaintiff contends that me injunction
extended 70 every feature Of their cutoh Ihe que5
ton thus appears TO turn mainly upon the terms OF tne
Injunction the material portion whereof IS as ioloWs
ordered dc that an Injunction do issue under the sea-
Of this Court directed VIM. Borden Bay state Steamboat
COMPANY VIM Brown and Augustus Sturgs, enoning and
them their agents &C. from using on the engine
the steamer Metropolis certain improvement In the mode OF
tripping cutoff patented by Frederick Scke on the
t September 1875 whereby the extent OF the cuoh Oh
engine regulated by Of motion a. g angles or
motion Of the CINE through the agency
Of vibrating with moving concdeDt "h the mo
piston, early as the same no" III use on
said the defendants spulate in the cause on OF
before Friday next and pay weekly 10 the coihP a.,
amount for Ire of SAID invention the proportion 70 the
found BY the Jury the OF Sckes ag boiuen
heinz at the rate Of Sl2 per day"
The defendants also maintained that they hsd mt
been duly sorvod with tho injunction. The m0bOn as
made come weeks since while the Metropolis was still
running on the Sound, but has been postponed from
time 70 time. Decision reserved.
f N. Dicksrson for Plsintisi +. b. Cutting Tor de-
PENDANTS.
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LIenrnorsr ar KExNrauNK PIs, M.IxE Ii eor 81.

LIGHTHOUSE AT KESNIsvSk Piss, MAINE In eousHniy
with the notice Of June 10 1855 the Lighthouse erected OF h
Pier Head mouth Of the RennebuDk River will b. LIGHTED
fer the first time the nng Of January 1887 add 10
h'ht will be kept burning during every night thereafter no"
20 sunrise.
The Lighthouse IL wooden structure, pstd white
having lantern on the outer md.
The Illuminating apparatus IL sth order sD showing
6sed red light from elevation Of q feet sboye high wse
which should be yibe In clear weather stance oft nasn
cal or statnte miles ~ -
Mariners should be careful not 10 u.stste this Light fr o
Island Lght in Cope Pepose Harbo which only two mfrs
north OF H. and which Of the qrz color she They are
Informed that bat three feet carried the bar q. 10"
tide. The ordinary rise % the tide Ia . feet.
LIGHT House. AT WINTER HARsoR, FRsScHNaSs BAY,
Tin conformity with the notice Of June 10 ne
Light House erected the southern point Of hHk Island
Winter HsIbor, Frenehman. Bay vii be minated % s
fret time the evening Of jan 1851 and the light va -
iep burning during night thereses from sunset 70 STU
Iife. -.
The LshtH cylindrical brick to~er painted shl
having attached keeper dwelling Of wood, 9aated brown
The Illuminating apparatus 5h order lens, seo~ing tee
white light Of the natural color elevation Of n let loo's
high vser, and which should be visible la good weather
dstsrcs Of II nautical or IS statute miles.
BY order o. th9 Light. House Board. 49, 49,.
w. II. FRANKLIN, L. H. Inspe;.or FiFr D'u'"
Portland Me-. Dec q 1853.
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Receipss az Produce .JAN.

BY Erie Ra9yoal-25o0 bbs Flour. II DO. Whsky Us
Pig. Provisiors do Ashes IS bags Wheat 100 do Gas 10
30. Barley.
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PeY4y Il x,A,ry sr5z an be did mary tg AID on ne
heel Il ihis decree Win hum there e1sted every pos-
sbo metre 10 sve he proceedings Tsgnia' a0a Vsho
Al ,he pres7mpsons Of law are In favor on he
"a INV tnfoymsy AMI sgsinst wi1f-l e)ulusssOn OF
ts IN cine OF bigsmy. Nothing can be more Ger
isin .bao that Ms. Black was fally apprised before.
aard OF the intention of her husband 10 bring tie suit
Ger divorce 10 he State Of New jersey that she su
oreotly Understood process had been bsoed for that
purpose out e The Ceurt Of Chsncey and tho. abe wa
ultimately informed the decree OF the Court hsd been
ottstped notice in fact hus brought home 70 nsr
Then was the time 70 interfere the Sheriff w.s living
he facts were fresh and any alleged rreyuiariy MI
eay have been sifted There was no Glihcai,y 10 ~
terposiDg defensc, or obtaining hearing. no ae
see II, eli might have been opened upon good Cause
shoSn. If he visa absent from the STATE and there
wa no personal service OF the proce's IL cou1. u'e
been proved without dOub; II there was 71esrlh as
% ,viee BY copy the due'u made ne.AeT sign, n,r
moyemept nor objection, nor opposlion. she perm's
The esse 10 proceed quietly when al any moHs9, sue
might have been hesrd She suIneerS op, suin lsnuy
snss5s of the position OF freedom her HUSBAND was
snYious TO attain and Of the unhappy condition IN
which :uture wife might innccepty be placed u toe
proceedings were irregular and never seems 70 nave
Hnk,d M 70 full OF her dormant Fights III ner
husband was IN the grave and his property was 70 be
distributed. As between party thus ohargeaoe VIII
notice and with sches, and one entirely innocent ana
without notice. there Will be DO struggle 70 invaiaIe
Ii decree the ntendmeDt OF the Las 10 favor OF me
de service Of process the truth Of the Sheriff reaa
ard tie jurisdiction Of the Court rendering the Jug
nspt will he strengthened and not weakened anu
even il the defendant were allowed to impeach tns
sfoers return she would be put 70 the most s9ict,
convincing and undeniabe proof that service h.d o'
been made in either Of the modes allowed oy ihe s'a
uie Of New.JeIsey / am Of opinion that service by
copy At her residence in BelleviLe Vas sufficient. ana
aa such service has rot been disProved. Inis was
constructive notice In law and WI hou Passns uR
the question of personal service am also saIlsned
ths she had notice in fact of the peudency Of the pro-
g cd Dgs l must therefore hold that the decree OF
divorce is valid and that the second marriage ol tne
ntes.ste vitb Elizabeth Black lawful and regulsr
Az the widow Of toe deceased she is entitled to letters
81 administration and to disributive share OF his
xsAa tD
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To HariuoSs.

PmoTAsE or CAPE FEAs RIvEs, NORTH CAsoLni-io
recently passed BY the Legislature of HeIh
and btcAn the 9lst ult In relation 10 pots fee on
Cape Fear River The following 10 the section:
See BE t enacted by the General Assembly u the s,,s
North Carolina and " n hereby enacted by authority the
same That when Of vessel shall refuse plot 10
going either up dawn the Cape Fear River then each plot
refused shall s. entitled the m plossc In the manner
would have been had be been actually employed TOR The
psTposc Of piloting such vessel
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UNITED STATES COMMISsIONEHS UFFIOt-JhN' "
Before Go w. morton.
Tb. United States Edward farbanks lst Mae OF the
American shp Columbia" 80
The defendant is charged with an assault with be-
laying pin upon Of the crew named George Mn:Cn Inc
thai the decks on tho DAY OF
he occurrence that while thus engaged in the forward pait
81 IN. .hp was called lay AFT with his broom when
though be heard the order at the time that
then ne third mate Mr. Maitland forward and struck
MIN one. with his fist with Delaying pin that
WILSON then seized hold 81 the third mate TO clear himself from
aim that the parties engaged IN this attitude the
without utterng word other than M h
tanaon Gre 10 him to go 90 the LEFT hand SIDE OF the
witness Wilson and struca him twicethe second ume crop
nns him sen,eess upon the deck where he lay Tor ABOUT
I'VE he was laid for about ten days from
The effects Of The defense attempted on cross
OF the Government 10 show hs
the drew knife upon both OF the 9cer' ana
th.t whs taxi from him IL thrown overheard.
The Wilson strenuousy denied having drawn
ms tnf and sad that had dropped from his sheath durns
ne .eoay The Commissioner concluded 10 dismiss the com
plant
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Decrease ''''''''''''''..''''.'.'''' @,ooi
The following is comparative statement of receipts,
expenses and net earnings for the nine months Of
1856 and 1855, ending Dec 81; of the New-Jersey
Central Railroad, the receipts and expenses Of the
month just past being partly estimated:
1855. 1859. Increase.
Receipt, mo-. siffl IS - sslTS II si54ss5 o2or s. Ct
F1p.ises moe 2oi ITO II $50 S65 81 4o2 OF IS
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Estmstsns the American Lead wesh 10 70 eaeh pis and
= foreign lie each which deemed about Se average o.
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IIaEINM or NEW sI'AI-hl.s.

I-subserers do give expreSnOtIes to the CON
IrHry, considered as wishing t" continue 'Aeir
tiOLs. 80,
odIcas the publisher continue to send ihem until all ar
TsATaEts RTsDaid .,a,,I
Si neglect refuse to take their PeroI
ea from lie Ucrs 70 Ehief they directed, they are held
TGsponsble they have settled ls bill aud ordered them
Gtsce ntiHued -. -,
iii ,uhserIbers to other places WthoutinoT
log tsr uLsers the aPers ssnt TO the former d-
FgctiOL, thrJ held rEspOnaiDlc. -.
51ht Courts have decided that refusing tS take pe40u
eEls removing and leaving them unca4eu
or, is primo JIcid evidence Of Intentional fraud
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INSURE ! OUR Pr ROPERTY,
Aud nnye your EGEninFg ~

mo a.yll, hOnIs a. o.e sll... G7iIe &c
q oim pnny OF i.yaCLbnrS- Ia
CAPITAL SIUJ,VvV RISKS pT0IIlay adjust
" aud pay Losses. MM i. sELBf,
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MUM BIER 263
CITY BUSINl ,SS.. :.
ao6pRN BEAT .AIV,a sT0RE,
174e MAIN ST., NVt1EELItSGfs
- Ell y "a An ILsL AEl,E.Ll. .IiEad DE

FAIL. l4aS.I9 WINTER 31eaQRk
TONE & THOMAS take pleasure In sppulAelnE1t 1tahs
q they are n receipt Of their M steeh Of Fall and
Winter - = fti}A - 3 81 I'D 4.
They Just received, teES Second Fall Psrehases.
She added % their former stSek Rl eaShle aea g pre-
sent 70 the Public EaOre than
100000 WORTH OF GOODS
Reing by largest HOST DESIRABLE stock. AZ
braenE hs BEST Of ChOics goods thss have
oneEed tie PuhIC.
To tsIy foruaSr variety they have iGFge R OF
CSrpStlng Rngs the latest designs and best keas
md also beautiful line choice Rnlg rntAbs tosAths
Winter TrRdetc both which, a we'd g % hstr HteeS
GENERALLY, they tnTts the attention OF The Trade.
Having ccs abort tlEas TCTtoESe to
the late heavy :lSe In az kinds pf Cotton Fabrics, and oy.
's a. well as arss:iy from the at tstac.
instAhee9 they able oHsF lRdasSrenS
TO Cash BgeFSI either by the PIECE OF AtEETAlG
cxees d by sitnilaf honEe ), the Weess ilFE
To the their nerSRataS TF1ass they
have mEde, and making aps % fEniah
the Public with Of the sss selected Btoes Of see In
their line In the West. d. telgIit.ss fls=.h
In this stock may he found fully
1900 yds SlkG-embrEcing OF the Gneat IztD
4,uOO Z" French Merinues, CsshnstCs, Bnrnbs
rhibeth and Maddoa1!asof every qualisy aud eoleS,
A fall line the Rlcheat Painted OuhTe shaded
striped CaShmerys and DelaHeS-alpoEtsd.
4VO ShaWls and GloatH-s n,trAcnS so.aS et ubS ~
ever offered IN whsEnS.s q ,,gI.3 5tstre %
SOO Sds GinghSms, DrhaZes, D=lsInes aud FEsg, and
American sWpoens Rad Cotton goods kept by R1EE
MouSe, If not hS any house In tiecttS. - IA
They have laid in their stock ta view 70 eloSkt cash
trader Rad pledge the Public that eor upon
shall b. wHrtinG 20 VeeBe. .t.i53 tf.fF
They feel confident that they ndeF Ideessnss 70
S0Ss cES exeeed by hahGuBe in iS Rest &c Ia
the United Sates No trouble to shoW guedSgooea cent 70
Cars, Hotels and Boats Tor cnste,uers.
s92rA. ways on hand, Prime Live Geese Pea&heTS. ~
uoNj ti.ss sil4 sis III 8a=f rtfEf91
ENCOURAGE AMERICANl MAEUPACTURE6
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PTA NOS

..-. DEALER IN liia
VI nsic mud MnsI.nI lnsirnmentn, Gallery
nnd Tnr'eiy Ssoodas
~ NO. 1876 MAIN STREET.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh q Wheel
ing Railroad.
CHANGE az TIME

ss
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cHUI.CHEs or WHEELING.


the information Of strangers visiting the city, vs. pub
Ih te following list Of the dleTsht Ch"rehes anu 'he
time and place OF meeting. II lisIs are Auy
vin,aks the reevsSafy correction "ih pleasure;
81 A6nAt''si ALtA'Ci'"''N'' corner NAo'.Oe
street., Rev. T. T. PAANiss' RECTOR morning -V>'
o'clock, evvninE,''
81 I'hns hPisfopat'a" nln ,...,"r
seeond, cepue Wheeling, Rev. 9. h "Ah>AA' fA''O''
morning services 'u's ".e'OeS' % ~ ist,'t - ,.,,
lGrrt fs.Svterie, Etv r. IL "Ah Pastor, Foprths'.'
between Monroe ana quincy ser
Ssro1'd F3tsSytsr'"" "'0's : s'tSs',
Market, Csi,tIe "h.ehns services MoIihb anu
Third ITea6Stt'In''' flh s1rte'
ThlGef' 'ts'' soa'h "leeiNS y ~ -
Sts moiih"s anu ''''A - -, v.,o A,.,r,,r..,.
fourth LT.'6ysr'GH, Rev a and
between "a'nph'o" a"' '''''''' ~
Fourth r.st ethodi' Episcopal Rev; T. e M,.Sos, ,,,
Ss''ot' tOa''''. ''ei''...n,,,' ~
49,, i,,,soIf,f E,6,coDai Rev A A. REoEE Pastor
.,a Nortt So, Month WL,tIiul; services
ts,,. eU'n,' .nd sv.nnp.
It,toIi.t Eoiscopal Rov T. H. MoS.
- p,tor Cbaplius stree, between FTst aud secOnu,
and evening
Sas,s WS.ti;sg " 3. Caurea, Rev. a. srlyESs,
Fs,tor. services morning and evening.
TSi,no L.L,ra ClGp.i, on wheeling Island. Rev. }.
rWn-r. Pastor.
s,,,,, Kelodi.t EyL.eopdl REV. c. uElNIe. Pastor,
.,D., W,l,.t,r and Tl,ita, Centre Wheel
w.. Hn-''''',
~ Anne. 1,,tsssf-uE Roman Catholic, 1T. Rev. BLsuOr
II g,,,, ,,rs,t, corner OF Ilanpl.n; services
-,.,,i,, ~, .i,r,,,oop
1.i,t, ,yt,,d Rev j. T. AcClrHk, Pastor, corner
ming and afternoon.
6.,s,,., - -, clay street, Ue,N zen anu
s,,,, .,,,,,,. service. .nor,,il.r and evening.
s.rioi,' Marhet srtys, between Webster and Third.
Centre wlseins' services iV IN the morning. and u
',ns ,,,s, y,o,,,,,,, Rev. J. urIyrr Pastor, Cla,
go - six,h "a, wheeling.
s,,,,.i;,,I L,,t5,r,os. Rev. :. zMIxErAAx
,,.,,-,., br,v,-,n Webster aud Tird; Centre
s.''V'' 4.s's,-s. ,,'r,in, ,,l evening
,,., bs,r.eu M1rke, aud
't"''"
"ItH' ,,,., ,..,., t..t, ,J,tr .,rc,t between
"'"'' 1,I. rarnlnv
""""e anu NN'-''' - - q
,,I,JN TrTsTJOVCSt DIIRECJ9OISY
Vir2ini"' Lodge y .: D. Meets every tnar'e.s
J,aEPu PGasYTH, n. e.; b. ". Carr, Secretary.
Rs.1,t... ,,l,,a NS IE-Ai..ts "a Rboye every
,,, $500, ,J,1,,rr,B n a.. n r Ne.
Ess,g, s;s.,,sty -. :. .,..-...,. :. .,..
'S' 80" -. ,,."...,Sss = a ~,
~ Wednesday evening I'ES "AS'EA'AA' N S'' '0'''
SIS1;' TSs:iss :,i,i,'II lodge 70. Monday
evening AZ the Hail. corner AATAet ahu O1lnSy
sEnFsoS sHAGsurr, n G.; John TaoSHrH, Secretary.
P"uoIn Lodge Ne s-nss', Is, a, 1 ABOVE eys.y
F'''ay evening =. - - Ht-' ~ u'' -. -
asSFS'a'y SSsH,. R...,.n,,.,, Ne. ,.-N..,. :, N,
Hail. Market and Monroe streets the first aud ttr
Tas'aay evenings Of each Month VIZ zst' c, p s ".
WIN. TeM Kusampmsn. No. as.-Me,,, a.
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SHLl1a' MUSIC.
constantly receiving sud ep OH hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet SUtc Aso, Instruction Books
for every Kind OF Instruuens iu
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TC COhIESPONDENTS.

trrrpRs eoBrsruID sulseriptlon advertising other d.
nsnciI business InteEencer, should be addressed 70
csncgruing The editorial department Of the paPeI
I1ou the EdoTs Jointly, or to either Que
CerpoDdents writing publication, will please write
only On ObeA side Of the paper. ==
An the AhOVe rules viii greatly oblge u.s.
ad secure prompt attention to corTespondenIs than
i. IS ulIsht otherwise receive.
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PIAN FoRTES.

s,1Is- OPENED THIS DAY, A FINE STOCK OF
lEsFF9sf chickering's 1.t"no Eortes,
VI ud G7S oetAvvs. These instruments, a
susi, awarded III. vsi lrtzeA gold medal at tbs
tate ScehautGs' FAIR, Boston, 1885, teir
Grand, ei grand and PHrlOr grand Pianos aud for their
square pianOs, highest fret prize silver Medal,
being oid neisis awarded this class fstru-
facilities Afforded, that will enable
bell prices tHt will cOnp1Ie with
The hak.rs and respectfully invite tlle
public call line stork, AZ The old Music
and Variety store, 70 Union J. NELLOR.
E5g- PiAi.ps 70 rent. AIIIstc tAurht. pIy6
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TO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE, OR REMIT
S5I, aud titus secure GUARANTEE. SCHOLAR
SHIPS aI! fore the lot day Oiil>xt SEPTEMBER, can,
UPON completing thorough pf DOWhle EGtry BUvk
keyg aud its Coatt,r branches, lucrative
lOymeutin Commercial a: kp Houses Accountant,
.iIl II,,t thcir else they will
Ind n,lh,d ull Of the PAID fur tut
don, and realize
Erte Z uiIiGn or ucrntire SiIan.fonn.
GIhuuattJ IMstItLt hlng rSslunsi.
bic lucrative positions Cusn 10, b. Ok Acep,ts and
Iai Uhics clerks, dt U the
being lreierr, by Du lie Graduates Vi
inN AlerCiiDl. Col eye ueuce tile above
lvr inducements Which nothing hut the superiority
my Instruct ana tlcrO- gitIi lEe oi stuu,uts fol
t,usin. IS liIL
The Pincipul OF THE II stvtion hdH Jetnu practical
,tccoaatJ Ion period Msit any other 2.uchtT
.ittht BeStrTH . On1,fs ". fs-h.i
Adurtss uuL.rsig gnct' for further particulars.
tISS.. WA ~ Is SItSN va ER.
" uIcllcs, IcWeIIy StIS.rnnd I.InteL NSu1e.
q LOcEs. - G. &C.
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abe lllbsrlil,9 1ntelligenrrr;
Is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & McDERMOT.

OFFICE-Corner Of Main and Quincy streets
-EnLrance from Quincy st.
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uh4s Herelant Tailor. No. 2. :. Wssianstt u
New ArranRerne nc

WOULD announce tr subscribers papers Period
Gals &c whose names lHVe been to from
TCDis Books, That receiving tRtd PeEod
ais regularly and WOULD those above referred
call ut lT Main ANY wishing 70 discontinue
lrr Subscriptions will flea not Ions
LrSstrvt teir copies. We have iYtd Of
egart Paily aleo lnt publications, Mrs. snts and
Mrs SiutiNUrh's Works EverS thing the loWk aud
Stationery cALbe A ''ChSAP Book SIurs, No.
IL Main street CaiIt1 JAS. Z ORR.
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MAEUPACT
EUI 4 T. lkSa ilsShNIEk Il AEEeER'I
Writing Fluid. /.

y now nearly years Il has been cOnBtEny ganng In
tayor and is by many to the fArRea Az.
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SUMMER ARRAN7 q Il NE \ is.
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q p hROWN.


o. 1l9 Matn.St1ert, wh cling. Va.
9 opening of the finest largest asSornents
In his line that has been brought this
lily, which will sold Wholesale and re all pricea
any house West Of the At antc cItics
Among his goods be fUuuu Otl aud Silver Watch
OF the celebrated English SuiSse Manu-
rbcturerers Also, the real D. II. American Patent
Lever Watches. Clocks variety including few
RSHuntorso fine qualify, suitable Tor Banks Railroad
stations, Otfres and Watch Makers
Beautiful ywelry, In ot rWisC Of Coral Mosaic,
Cameo, Gold, Stone Lava and all Gold Ntlry. Also,
of Soft eUder plated Jrwelry very cheap
Pine POCKET Cutlery, RAZors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rngs, Gard Cases, Gold Pens. &c. &C. Every article
ills establishment H. warranted be present
the uUne! returned call sp, ctiu solicited.
mlI2O lis Matn ST., one door from Marsl TaS lors.
No 2 washington Han.
TAKE pleasure in Informing NJ! ftitnds und patrons OF
Wheeling and its vicinity and tie citizens generally that
ASe received tile largest, finest and hest selected
tock Of Cloths Casim,res anu Vestlnys for spring ane
Wh' cling and VicittA all oil Nlicls prepared to make
in the latest and most approved style and best
short notice. Algoods warranted to be rep
resented 10 rls
Ive received large stuck of Gents Furnish
tng & Ods white, cOlVred and niRrSeiBse Shirts
Slrt Collars, 6Hk, Cotton aud 3lrrnO Under Shirts,
SILK, Cation, LineI james Draws, six and Linen Hand
KcrclmefS, SGspndtrs Slk, Cotton lislr halt Hose,
"Ick Nlhte and coOrtd kT lOYes OF beat makes,
plaza 0laek aaI fSueS ssoIks, Ties, CeTas., g.. &C.
J. II. STALLMAN,
ml,G9 Merchant Tailor, No. z. W ESluuktOn Hal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02
BLANK5!

very npatspA aapsTiorsrieie Of
BANK CHECKS on all the city Banks
ORDER OOKS,
-Ahk DEEDS. NOTES, DRAFTS, &C.,
rFrtFA IN -Vt'a FaPeT. for sale :'Ais OisI
h'"~ ReeeiPts aud Bis If LdlinS
'r IiOuui to order Also. every description Of
tAs" And FANCY PRINTING!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02
salt at H'na''s'eFsFi RNFhS Rfifsi GrtsEssoS 500

-InHoILaLt EsSsJIce. etsi j,5
ENG dcsrous Of selling nut my large stecI Of French
ID BraMies, French and German Vines Imported Wills
and Domestic Liquors Of a kinds Also large ot
tlIe bsS, imported Cigars different other aTticss-I
terGby the public that will sell
rom dae, tor CASH pSLh, HheEsH. and Ee.ai az very
reduced price, and cheaper than other eetablBhlent
afford, II any person shorlu he willing 70 hns my
tTEE s1Uck sad tht price shiow tbs cott.pFiee
peFEOIts Know ing tcnsEly Ind tbtedto requested
call and sETTLHJ safi n CONRAlSSTROBEL1 g.
s-., Mo- III Main street, "a
Near the Wire SuSpensi0ii RridHs,
WhetlIng. Feb fst. .iSaI -sf7' 4as2iif s5' sfebI-H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-02

Panors, Meodeors, s. raphtnes md Accordsons tuned
md repaired and all other kinds Of Instruments, generally
Gitll neAtness and dispatch.