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Fort RInin Hmm .

From the Fort Plain Register, Of the 81
instant, VIC take the following statement Of
the Cashier of this bank with reference 10
its condition. As considerable Of the monty
is aaoat here, our readers will be glad 10
understand its condition, and be assured,
automatically, Of its entire sonRiness and re-
liability.
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THE STAMPEDE IN ONO. = Four hund red
Germans in Cleveland have issued circular,
signed BY their names, in which they say
that whereas they have hitherto supported
the so-called Democratic ticket, they now
renouncs the party forever, and rally under
the Republican aag, to the support of Gov
ernor Chase and the true Democracy of the
land
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BurrALo FAsHroxs.-Some eastern papers
have way Of locating odd and bizarre fash.
ions in Buffalo. Here 10 the last hit, which
we cut from an exchange:
at 10 stated, sby authority tina. new
fashion 10 about to be introduced by the Ia
dies OF Bufalo-no less in fact, than an i'm
mense calash which 10 TO be attached to the
waists OF the dear creatures, 10 BE- raised and
lowered ut pleasure, like the top Of buggy
Buffalo papers frantically ask, "what next p,
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CorPKR AND PEARLS AT ST.. CKoix FALLS.
"A gentleman has shown US specimens Of
native copper, Of the purest quality, found
at ST. Croix Falls. One piece has . large
quantity OF pure silver in it. While fishing
in the river be noticed the CLANS were SIM.
lar 70 those that the Jersey pearls were
found in, and gave the hint to the boatmcn,
and the result was, in two or three daya they
found between two and three hundred, vary.
ing from the size Of o pins head to pea.
The river At the Falls IL filed with the fresh
water CLANS, and the st. Croix pearls may
soon be ~ celebrated a. the Jerseys. The
pearls, We believe, have not been testcd.--
tSt. Paul Pioneer, 18th.
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NSU Ta1I0r111 I.-.----
| TryHE suhseeihsy voaM ~ I'm -sh.a =,
formine ~ ses.ss ..n - s..s - .ae ~ e. n
sast = - 49, "a % AssHs1 - vicinity
Store On 4th g., BET. AaSs snd Blonk.s..
Hsynr Sssn ecn..s,ss ~ y - ssovs sss.asss.
Of ~ arss hoss.s N no.. ssvyssi yssn 49, eae
i ,nvitin- ~. -. - Ios'oa - tssis eonsdsne:
IS son.i :, css.ss . -; end
and 0srnan Broancloths; 0ssnsn and Trsoeh
Dosskias, Cassnsres, rich Silk asd Ms,ssilles
| Vestiaes, karnisAine 0eods, Trimmjpee. ~.
| RI. YGHiTu
Ksekak, Iowa, Jsly :, std
| Mra. Do00,a 1e@a-7.,
1@1s.ss As1a8
lOcoo,..rt a....s AsA1s.s 80:
= = = WinOS ~ r1 49, sstsn SUsstss
fsyuu.-. 49, ~. Wn. 1870.
j Iz.S ~ s~..s- y, ~ seasnee on monday the
Ths s,asc,rsi M. ...,.... \. ...,....
Eeskuk peen asest lnstitrt ID. 81 : Sisa ~. !.
will exeyt hsf uewaot eh&litv q $500, ~, s.-;
nary In all reepesAs verify a naaruna~.
A central anA readily sesseaihao Yoeatio. h..
bsea obsainsd-sAs ssons - airy a ec1.ed,e.s
nsns. - particular sttsatioa win b bsstevsd
49, - yseaa - neral - we'll y intellseeuAl
Tse - - aupth
- xA1nns - iastssseiea will b careful and
piSss.
i.... NM. n: pss1aPai "a aveilsd assseh II ~
sss iassssnsnss,. - = = oA1'''''' f's v'ssl
: ~; ''''' - r. :. ..'''''' WHOM IN
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DrssoLurIOr.

OuSSVLU 11VNe
Alley Hayden is this day dissolved ~ mutu !.
81 consent. J. H. Alley Is alone Authorized to set
Ito the accounts Of the firm.
Sept. IL ,lss7 -sepl2dlw
DELINQUENT LIST OF Lots
InN which special taxes are due and unpaid for
~ ~ MeAdamizing on Biondeau strsst, from 9th 10
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q French writer 10 represented a.
calling Dyspepsia, 1.-THE remorse Of guilty
stomach
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Asstganons.
RURNS RENI6EN, Of Keokuk, Iowa, have
~ this day assignsd 70 me, for the bsseAt OF eli
their creditors, all ard singular their psrsonAl
property and real estate. Creditors will pres snt
their claims, under oath or aGarmatiop, within
three months, ~ the law requires.
JOHN u. DAY,
Sept. ., 1857. Assignee.
sel9-d6w Times copy.l
ml11tners WanSeA,
vINHREE or four good Milliuers wanted q No. -
i Main-st. Mas. N. TALON.
sspSd6t
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r Q hsrsby given 70 tAs Stock holder q the
16psingAsld, Ksoksk and Wassaw Railroad, that
tAsy will nset On Wednesday, he 40 DAY a
6eptenaaf next, ct he esessasy's OAes, 4
Dsardsaevs, for the purpose # tAkiae susA sssps
= they ny and expedient, for oFeaAisina tie
Oeopaay. opsnis9 hooks for fsrthss sshsssstsic~
Of stock, providiag for survey Or surveys, ed
sisstings board q dirsesers Ard o1seu e he
Company. JACOB kPLER,
President Of ths board Of Corppratora.
j. u1Hny snAv, Bec'y.
an~4NAAA
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| Appssls nay b taken 70 tho District Couys -
any party aggfisvsd b. tho asssss ments aterssAi1
| q any tine within thirty dag from ths dats Of
| this notice.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of September,
A. d. 1887. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
ssp5dlm Nayor.
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MINNESOTA GovfRNoR.-The Republicans
of Minnesota have nominated Governor
Ramsay as their candidate in the new
canvass. Mr.. Ramsay was the first and best
Governor that Minnesota has ever had, as
Territory, and she could not do better than
to start out as State under his auspices
He is sound, judicious, energetic man, and
commands univ ersal respect in Minnesota.
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AGRICULTURAL BANK, TnSS.-Ths Bank, a
wildcat from the start, is now announced
ID Nev York, as having failed. |, was the
one with which Mr.. Stevens, Al Des Ma.nes,
was connected. We presume there il but
iittls " nome Of its paper 10 this vicinity, for
h ~ ben in bad oder long TING.
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Engineer snd superintendent
Ksokuk July 81, '57.dSw


Ksokuk, July 81. 17-dsw
Aacttsa sale - Valaahle Lan0s n
Ozark anA Scotland ounsies, Ne,
vItHE following laads will BE- solA Of Auction At
Ne Court noa,e door, IN Waterloo, Clask Co.
No., Tuesday, the a2d day Of September, 1857 viz,
The east half " section ~, section 70 eest half
Vt ssction ~, and the half 81 section Is an
- township d. range =, ~sst. The vest half Of
nosth east section u the s,s half Of soush-sesl
section !, the east half oi tho .uath-uest seetien
Z, and the north east Of seci.n ell II tcvrship
-, range 8, west The halt ol ths nosth .vsei
section -, TIE nertAeAst 81 section ~, ~ vss
Ball Oh sossh tat section 81 and rs east half q
south-west sect,o. 81 ali IN iouuship e. fsaRs 1.
vest. 1hs wet half Il north esst ceetion q. NJ
the east bali Of north vest secfos 81 Gil In tSvn.
ship IS, rasgsp, vest.
These lands lie IN Clark county, and esntsia
prairie and timber In suitable psop>stjsus tn
prairie las saaaly On Honey trsk aheut Is ulleg
from the Mtsstrsippa tiser IL ~ The hset ouals1v
ADD good timer lots be aelected not nore ~
from 10 niies from IL.
The following lands vii BE- sold n o.haie -.
ct the Court House door in the TOYS II NeDphis
tcbsr Dsxt, via:
North Aaif section IL. west half southeast, s.,-
tion :, nosthssst section ssvnsAip 0S, ress, 70.
west East half seuth-ssst ssstise 10, vess Nj
-east section 81 s0rtA-wsst section 81 ssst
nAii section -, east half Aosth-sast ssction a.
wsss nam so.sa.west section H.. east hall ssstA.
section 10, sossA hall sessies 10. se.tk
half section -. west half sostA-vsst ssesiss IsS.
tovuship ~, range 10.
Ihess land: lie u Scotland county, they also
contain psaaSis and timber In suitahls pseeDfticas
and oGr every iDdueement 70 thee No ~ sitksp
20 by on spscsiasion o. 70 sake pssnsaest Issa-
sions In this eosrishtag rsgiss. The Miuisipei
1vsf % tAs o.s slds, ard II Dies Aeass, VIII tks
Aso1sk aad req Dee Aolnss Railroad, On ~ 9th
r.sapPiy eonveaisnt Accss 10 the river ussksts.
md the protested hAflSead from Kseksk - Kanoes
CITY vi Isss directly tAressh this psst q IT,
Iasss lands we're entered By The prsssat owasrs
sud tAess under vhea they slaim. ia - -,
ieSe, ana ~ nov 70 - sold for The psvposs Of
division nader . dspres Of che Ctscuit Court Of
Clasa Copnty. They viii b sold II quAntisiSs u
SAY pssseassrs, - ths tssms will b oas fourth
cash In hand, aad the balance II tpsive s;anths
With bond ssd approved sscsrity.
y, Z: ENSIGN, sheriff Clark County.
Il. shHFri1L0, Scotland :"
August ~, ls57.lsv3wdtd
nv ,sauA
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. 4 NJ ere Sttll Q h p . .
1875.
NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.

1Adfheary and eonftnwsi Asat U0sid sesM pwreAass
Desirable and Permsasnf Homessesd, secure frem
sAeit6s' erecxtions Snd Lsndiords awaS.
THE subscriber now oFers our nsu eitiseus the
i cheapest bargain yet out being DWELLING
House large enough for an ordinary fauIly, en-
closed by neatly painted pAling fsnss. With rood
water convenient, IN . healthy location and quiet
neighborhood, within ten minutes walk Of the
Estes House,
FIRST COME: FIRST CLAIM.
If taken soon, can be had 81 Low Rgurss. A
rare bargain, whether for . residence or % an In
vestment. Title guaranteed.
TERns-4782 cash balance in payments TO 40
commodste purchaser. For casha liberal discount
will ke made.
Inquire Of the undersigned, Days Building.
Exchange-st. corner Of 18th, or Mt the Office II
W. ". Dixon, Atheneum Buildings.
dis p. A. UkNSTON
r. A. III n m ATOM
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r. A. UR MsTON.
I VARPENTER AND BUILDER. Shop Sosth
~ east corner Of Exchange and nth
]. 4 w. r. REYNOLDS.
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DRUGGISTS,


'0'
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
-
UNION BLOCK.
Retain Apreecr,rasn~ s,~
BIZ kkOWS' BLOCK.
vlNHE undersigned have formed = 40. pa,t.er,h;,,
j for the p~rpose a CARVING On 10 6r.s nn.y
| ness. Havine purchased Il. I. NoKsnnv5s 49,
jobbine stock sud slso having 81 an NM
en- route from the Ens tern citcs e ~ oa.v ~ -
vorsbie indssement. 70 puYchsssr, - NV So.ss il
re wet. Osr Jonbsng trade will b sesduetsd at
.ne sssnd lately occupied BY Smith Fuller and T.
l.. Mckenny, la3 Main-st., Union Block. W. are
hsunG up the City Drug Store, III Aain-st, Bur-
rows Block Tor retail and prescription besInsss.
ksokak, sept. ;, 81 JAMES REYNOLDS.
tdAw1ml WM. Z. REYNOLDS.
% q = ITl
Purnen Wycsff
II AVE removed from 9Th street 10 their New
= Store, on Third street, between Main and
Johnson. where they will be At all times ready
70 Furnish their friends and Customers with the
choicest
NJ Rsm,.ab tbs place and Five Them ss.iI'
sepsd3w
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vsHE undersigned wishing TO 90 into other hos
mess, will close OUT for eood NEGOTIABLE
NOTES on 81 and months time, his sntiSs stock
Pianos, ranging In price ffon 47se 70 $500.
Evsry Instvssss~t Fully Warrontsd.
Keokuk, sept.o. 's7-dtf n. s. IsBELL.
New Casholac Dooks.
31NHE Creator and The Creature, or The Wonders
of Divine Lovsi BY Frederick W r cher, D. D..
The History Of Christianity IN China, Tsrtary,
and Tibet; BY l.. Alba Hsc, ausho< Of ssThs
Chinese Rmpre."
AThe History Of ireland; BY Rev. Jsoarey Heat.
Ing
Ny Trip to France; BY New. Joha p. Dosaelian
Hbernian Nights Entertainment; BY Ferguson.
Lady Fuiierton's Catholic Tales, / vols. nov
ready.
The Life and Writings Of Gerald Grsan, s veis.
il6hamfock Leaves, tales and Steries Of IrslAnd
The Wild Irish Girl by Lady AoreAn.
The Festival OF the Rosary. ToRslher with Z
varied and splendid assortment Of Bibles, Prayer
Books, Devotional and Con. rovssuisi Work.
Beads, Medals, fonts, Cyuci6x es, Ecapulars.
Catholic School Books, large selection.
Stationery, RnErsvings and Religious Prints.
Bsownson's Review. Astropolitan Magnskns
Boston Pilot, and other Catholic Publisasivas, IL
ways on hand and for sale by
II. 9. CLARKE,
sepiOd Johnson-st., near the PostoGics.
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GoSs.--The Cincinnati gazette Of the 9th
-
- dsnspd for Hogs continues 10 adj
$3.50 II he supply, and the marke. is very
IN 106 rs pr ewt. gross.
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FLoREScE, FoSTENELLE, AND WEsTeRS Ex-
CHANGE BANKs.--There has been something
Of panic, up the river, in this currency
1t has pretty much subsidized. Weare sorry.
We go for keeping it up. Its owners are
good, and able to redeem it, they say. Very
we'll. We are glad Of it. Give them a
chance to do it. Let them redeem it in de.
cent currency, and not keep the State dcluged
with such an untold amount of unsecured
shinplasters. its owners will redeem it,
then We can have better currency by demand
ing it, and we 60 for having it. Why not |?
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W.. ~. 0EIlkUAp,
AGENT FOR
PH0HIx IH6UAAMCEO0., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 600 700.
HARTFORD rfArIxsUaAxcE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 130O, 900.
STAR ms. CO., or oGDKNsBURGH ,H.Y.
CAPITAL $780, 200.
5IsHk sbove Co panis issn1s eli insuyable me-
Pe,t{ q fair rates. All intersection sises.
sd Polieass psomptly issued 1t the eokuk ks,ncy
u he Iron Front building, Gecoad-s 81 !, bsiVeen
Main and johnson. [ep.ldln
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EAGLE CLOTHING 0TO6E,I
MeCwss's DsilAta6, Corasr u Ms6a sa6 Ssesnd-sfs.
Fall RRn mRAMaA

0cCtHsI DeUasn0, CorM1T u Ao9N 0N6 1ec0N1-Me,
Fall Arrangement.
HIyHE propfistof Of the sAove sstahlishmsnt heea
= leeys - cell ~ aetsntien II NJ pakssns end
the public gsusrally To his large and conplsts
now opsning Ct the shove stand. Thsy have bssn
selected with crest care and special reference t.
The wants OF sAs market, and The sutscriber hopss
10 merit md receive continuation Of the patrue-
~ 70 liharally bestowed the past season. Cali
septt-d +. b. HALTBY.
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RemOYal,

" DE WOLF has removed 20 the ofhce Of
~ DinondA Conn, 10 Parsoas' Batldings, n
street. fssp6as1
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"MusT BE ESroRcKp.r -The Gate City
works itself into passion because the pres
idcn, has the efroDtery to assure Prof. Silly
man that the laws Of Kansas "must be en-
forced"
Does not the Gate know that those laws
10 which 1t refers have been repealed 2--lFt.
Madison Plaindenlcr.
No sir, we don't. Please give us the par
ticulnrs.- IGate City. n
Please refer to the publisEd journal OF
the last session Of the Territorial legislature.
- Plaindealor.
Quite as specific reply as we expected
We now assert that those infamous and in
defensible laws which Gen. Cass, Senator
Weller, and others, felt constrained to stig-
matize with as much power as the English
language enabled them, are still operative
and in full force. A pretcnce Of repeating
them WAS made, for effect, but only very lin.
tied and comparatively unimportant amend
ments were made.
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0N and after nosday. ths 7th u 6spt., the ears
~ villisAss The depot ID xsokak daily, (Eun-
days excsptsd,) at 7:is 4. H., sad returning viii
leave Bentsnspoft 1t 7;45 Pm.
BY this asranesmsot complete connection 10
nade both Ways With ths Westsn Otaas Con peny.
enabltng tsavsisss 10 reach Ostunva, 1evt pes
einss Council Dlada ,6iosx City ,ssd ail intssns-
diats piasss, In middle and vsstssn Iowa. without
ssnscsaaAry delay.
- Omesin kilbourpc's Block.
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y = \ q . . y . /,
CARPETIN G..

Families. Merchants, Hotel ksspsrv, Stssuboet
owners aud 6tsaAgsrs may aspsnA spea Andlns ths
best class ox Goods, WHOLESALE saa Rstail, q
prices - low they bs purchased ID ~ uast-
srn Citiss. fsepk dAvlv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-25
BY THE UNION LINE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.

ST. JOINS, Nov. 24-The o. S. mail steam
ship Vanderbilt from Liverpool, on the 14th,
passed Cape Race on Saturday and her news
arrived hereby the Associated Press Yacht to.
day. The steamer North Star, from New York
3lst Oct, arrived at Southampton on the513th
inst.
A fearful financial panic occurred in England
the day after the Atlantic sailed. All the Banks
refused to discount in any shape. The follow
ing failures are recorded during the panir: The
City of Glasgow Bank, Sander<on, sandman &
Co., of London, Wilson Morgun & Co., Station.
ers of London, Fletcher Keet, Statoners of
London Coddidgton & Co, Iron Merchants of
Liverpool, Mckenzie, Ramsey & Co., of Dun
dee Draper, Picton & Co., of London, Falman,
Granlee Il Co, of Liverpool, Barr, Brod-
dice & Co., of London, Monroe, Grant & Co.,
of Swansea & Stergnan & Co, of Noting
ham. In the midst Of the panic the Treasury
issued an order suspending the the charter
fof the Bank of England, and authorizing
tie Issue of small notes to any amount
The effect of this order was inStantaneous-th the
panic immediately ceased, and the news was re-
ceived with furious acclamations in all the com
mercial cities throughout the kingdom.
The English money market was steadier on the
18th. Bank stock quoted at 8, 04 -2a2, 10 EN-
change bills improved All kinds of produce
Immediately advanced considerably.
There had been great money panic in Scot
land, and heavy run prevailed on all the banks.
The feeling among all the business circles in
Bristol, Manchester and other places become
more cheerful in learning that government had
authorized the bank to extend its issues.
The Parliament will meet Immediately. The
Bank of France had raised its discount on 90
day bills to half per cent. The English ship
Dunbar, bound to Australia, was wrecked off
Sydney. One hundred and forty passengers
and all the crew were lost.
INDIA.-Thc latest adyices from Delhi say
the exact extent of the British losshas not been
Iascertained, but it is believed to be less than
10000. The mutineers of the government all,
or the contingent had been suspended; by cut
ting off their supplies
1t was reported that Lucknow, which was re-
lieved on the 25th of Sept, was again besieged
by Nena Sahib with $4,000 rebels
All the city people found in Delhi were bayo-
Noted by the British troops. Many Europeans
were found in the city, fighting in the ranks Of
the rebels.
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FROM NEW YORK.

! NOVEMBER 24.-The effects of European in
tclligcncc received by the Atlantic We're feltNin
the reported failure of Richardson Babcock &
Bro, Wainwright & Co., and VIM. Hoge & Co.,
all dealers in Foreign Exchange. Denncstowl.
| Wood & Co., ,oF this city-the branch House of
Dennestowns of Glasgow, have made an assign
mcnt to .Jno. Home.
a large meeting was held last night at Tam
many Hall to ratify the nomination of Ferdi-
nahd Wood. Hon. Jno. Kelly, John Cochran
and Col. Doherty were the principal speakers
The greatest harmony and enthusiasm prevailed
Another meeting was held in the Park at the
same time, the Hall being inadequate to accom-
modate the immense mass. On adjournment
the crowd proceeded TO the st. Nicholas Hotel,
where Mr.. Wood addressed them.
Dennestown, Wood & Co. made an assign
mcnt TO John Home for the benefit of all their
creditors. The extent OF their liabilities is not
known, but great confidence is expressed in
ability to pay all creditors in full. The suspcn-
sion of Dutth & Co. and Hope and Williamson
preciptated by that Of DenniStown, Wood & Co.
The unemployed laburers, led OF by political
committees had another meeting in TompkinS'
Square this morning Some speeches were
made and most of the crowd formed in process
sion and marched to the Park and were adj
dressed by Richard Moore, who advised them
to go to the Central Park Commissioners Office
and demand work. They said they must not be
refused or put off and must have bread before
Tomorrow morning.
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m1sCEBLANRoUs. 2
GREAT EXCITEMENT
m wATT, STREET.. N. Y

IN consequence OF tile lerrlt In NV ictk
and other Eastern cities, the comn.trclt hyusSs rave
nTce Goods TO such extent rs 10 leave sh
equal in commercial history. Ready money advanced to
such Value as 10 be quite get ~ per
month discount ThOse fortunate enough rt"S
cash f0un titan easy Inutter ALI, ost
price, and in consequence, ALEN. EYMAS, at AGT Man
street, Wheeling Va, is enabled to exhibit TO These NIo
visit him. an goods sOne of which
merated below, very little than hall their Ta,"e
Ladies particular requested call and will End tia
Alex Hey,nan has received by Baltic Ohio Roll Roa1
pennsS Rail Road, and bv ENress the larI -
assortnents Try oo's offered and consist In pal
BLACK sILKs--AlI grades, excellent quality, all
boiled and usrines, only as CENTS er lard; RisSN ana
Fancy co!ure Bay adore silks Tattan Plaid skSi New
style irish Poplins very rch Printed French Mtrinos a"
grades; SIeriEos FROM IS cts and urwars
Extra Rich all Wool Nous de Lamcsi All Mopl P!atd Il"
lencia rlaisi styles, aud variety lrvss
.SHAWLS, MANTLES AND sea RPs--very rich Chenille
Shaw Is sg5y rich Plush shawis, cry riSf stsa q
Cashmere shawisi Gold Dorered srars CloaSs of alGs
every style Gnd quality, stnb' all the nOv's II Tie
NEEDLE woRK-Rcal French Work Collars, sle.ycs"nd
meut Of Needle Work that eve been allie offer
thing IN Srtss GdoS 6sA Yas oa SCI S every
WHITE GnODS-Or every variety and very cheap
b0MsTto A% sT FAY G1Dse mos,
assortment that is to be found in the city, many OF than
would cost to turersa al the present. tine
BLANkETS-A larger stock than embracing gl cay
make and quality at greatly reduced lliccS
OARPETSA superior AMI far Increased assortment over
other seasons AL Carpets bought
FURS.-Lades you wish to purchase superior quail
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS have only ny, let III, IN
in my larger than it has
and that all goods bought, without exception, for Nit
CASH. ANY one acquainted with the present state Of The
ready cash. Goods must lie surprisingly cheap CAN ard
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
sep15-Sm l3I Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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BuRNING on TnE RAINBow.

CGNCINNATI, Nov. 24.-This mornings Com
mercial's private dispatches give some particu-
lars of the burning of the Rainbow. Three
hundred and forty-scven passengers aboard, in
Guiding a large number of coalboatmen on deck
The origin of the fire is attributed to inccndi-
aries. Deck passengers, total loss estimated Mt
&c. As soon the fire was discovered the
boat was run ashore where she burnt to the wa
tiers edge. The wind blowing stiff gale and
few minutes after the fire broke out, the boat
was enveloped in flames. The steamer Mime
haha, from New Orleans, brought the saved to
Memphis, among whom are the followng:-
Thos. Maddox, j. NJ Carson, Jno Mayberry &
wife, of Philadelphia. The books being destroy
ed no list of the lost can be furnished. All the
officers saved. Among the saved from the RAIN
bow, are w. Smith, B. McLain, VIM. Ander-
son, Geo DUNCAN, Wilson White, II. b. Dalton,
NJ Williams and Isaac Williams of Pittsburgh.
CuCAGo, Nov. 24.-The following arc known
to be lost on the Rainbow: JAS Laughlin, Hi
ram Charlcstown, Alliance o.; VIM. Chambers,
Gin, Jno Gallagher, Salinevillc o., Jas. Bran
an, Allegheny City. Pa, Jas. Mehatf, McKees-
port, Jas. Mclaughlin, VIM. Herr, Pittsburgh,
Pa, Jno. Craig, birmingham, Thos. Newhouse,
Geo. Newman. Carrolton, KY, blind man
named johnson, wife and two daughters Padu-
,ah, KY, an Irish girl of Cannelton, Nd. and
Mr.. Bond of Memphis
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FROM wAsHINGrON.

Nov 24.-Senor Don Napoleon Esclantc and
Senior Don Louis Moliens, arrived here to-day
and we're introduced to the President by the
Secretary of State, and delivered their crcden;;
tails as Enjoys Extraordinary and Ministers
ca to the Government of the U. S.
The state of government finances present the
only difficulty to the consumation of the New
York City Post Office proposition, this however
probable, maybe re- un,d,