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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17
EVENING. STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
TUESDAy November IL, 1897
SPLRIrOE THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
that it is founded upon an entire misconception
of the true character and principles Of the Gov
eminent Of the United States.
The same journal admits with regret thst
lows, in her recent election, has chosen q Re-
publican party Governor and small majority
of her Legislature on the same side, and at the
same time takes occasion greatly to regret that
this result will probably deprive Iowa of the
services Of the Hon. Geo. W Jones, in the Sem
ate of the United States
We have known Mr.. Jones well as a legisla-
tor seI many years past, and question whether
In all that time there has been another 50 in
variably effective member in either House OF
Congress. Not given to spouting be has devo-
ted himself for the most part to legislative ut
torneyship where interests committed to his
care have been concerned.
As a legislative attorney he has achieved
more than any other member-the enactment
of nine-tenths that Congress has done for his
state having been achieved through his exer-
tions, as we'll as much else designed for the
benefit Of the great West generally. If he be
superseded, the interests Of Iowa here will re-
ceive blow from the effect of which they will
not soon recover; for their sake, therefore, we
hope that when the newly elected Legislature
come to elect to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the expiration Of Mr.. Jones's present term of
service, be will be reelected
The Intcll,gsReer earnestly advocates the
resurrection Of the old Wing party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17
Further from C.lifornla-BY tn. St. Leui.

Mining matters are in a very prosperous condi-
ton- The famous Cape Claim at Oroville con-
tlnues to yield its golden treasures as abundantly
ever.
The weather had been unusually hot
An arrival from Manila gives us later and inn
Portant intelligence from China On the 4th of
August all Of the American and English resi-.
dents OF Nlngpo were masSacTed, but further than
the bare statement Of the fact we have no partic-
ulars. ~
On Saturday, the 18th, the Executive Commit
tee issued an address TO the General Committee
OF vigilance, stating that resolution had been
adopted, rtmoving all penalties attached to the
sentences OF banishment. The penalty in case
Of return, was death. The principal .eason given
by the Committee for the adoption of this cour sc
Is that there IS no longer any necessity for hold
Ing the penalty a rod ia terTorunl over the px-
patlla'ed men, as We now have local govern
ment Of the people-one which will punish the
Criminal. The Committee do not wish by any
possio lily, 10 be brought into conflict with thi,
government, ard they have therefore revoked the
death penalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17

II The New York Post says that the steamer
Adriatic on her trial trip up to sixteen miles
an hour against head wind. Her greatest speed
was from measured point at Sandy Hook to q
measured point OF Governors Island-just eiyb-
teen nautical or twenty-one statute miles She
ian this In one hour and four minutes, starting
against tide She had on about this time about
two-thirds Of her available steam, and was abou,
half laden. This speed Is equal to the highes,
attained by the Albany steamers Oregon and Van.
derbiit, upon their great trial trips two years ago
This speed would take her to Albany In seven
hours There Was no perceptible jar in the ma.
ehinery, every part Of which seemed to work In
perfect unity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17

FIsASoIAL.-There was an intense excitement
In stocks yesterday Ia New York. The bulls had
complete possession of the market The bank
statement made after the adjournment Of the sec
ond board, announcing the specie line to be nine
teen and half millions, caused a still greater
buoyancy, and the street operations continued to
late hour. The sales Of bank stocks were also
large at heavy advance. Missouri 6 declined
to % In consequence of the defeat Of the tar bill
in the Legislature of that State
1t is believed that an early resumption of specie
payments is inevitable.
Sterling exchange is advancing Domestic ex-
change is easier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17

FROM LIHERIA-The bark Ida, at Boston, from
Sierra Leone, brings sdvices to the 9th ultino.
The Emperor of the French is accused of attempt
ing revival of the slave trade. The British had
seized a number of vessels bearing the American
and Spanish flags on suspicion Of being engaged
in the slave traffic. The publication Of the Lii
IBERIA Herald had suspended for want of support.
AL DANCE Of threatening famine had disaI-
Psared' and the crop prospects were daily i'm
nrnrinu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17

The NEW ORLEANS New CusroM-HousE
GAZING IN-The New Orleans Bee has a long
and minute description Of the Custom. House now
building in New Orleans. II says that IL ssis the
largest structure OF the kind now under roof in
the world" The corner stone was laid by Hen
ry Clay In 1919. The cost Of the building will it
Is thought, reach four millions Of dollars, and
nearly all the costly material in this costly house
has come from the North-the granite and mar
BILE from New Eng land, and the iron from Pitts
burg. An important matter in relation to the
work Is thus alluded to by the Bee: The ques-
ton now arises: is the foundation of the building
strong enough to sustain the immense weight
that will press upon II when the building is stor.
ed with merchandise? When the building in
completed. its weight, by itself, will be twenty
pounds to the square iBch-what will II be when
the house shall be running over with the pro-
ducts Of the four quarters Of the globe! Il has
been calculated by the best civil engineers I'm this
city that the soil Of Louisiana should not susi
more than ten pounds to the square inch We
are not surprised, therefore, to learn that the
building has settled eighteen inches since the
foundations were laid ----- =
The Bee says further that the settling is not uni
form, and that the top Of the building isslready
six inches out OF level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17

NV Use FOR RATILEsNAKEs The Great
S So1n,y WIS Herald OF the 18th ult., says that
Seth Maker, q curious ma uralist, residing near
beetown has spot Of ground set apart fof mel.
ons, on his farm, and near il thee Is a well
known den OF rattlesnakes. He has IAN, these
SNAKES, and, by some mysterious powers In the
spiritual department Of science is able to conju
them at will into his melon patch to guard the
same from unlimited intrudsrs Tue snak. I
have been In his service all the Fall, and dis.
going to be great country. - -
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III Some Of the manufacturers 10 Waterbury,
CT, have sent an agent to the West to purchase
large quantity Of -four to distribute to those who
have ked for them.
III The Methodists have already thirty itin.
Grants and several local preachers In Kansas and
their camp meetings this fall have been very sac
cessfnll The Aethodists have laid the found: :
university, after Bishop Baker. ~
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PERSONAL

Commander j. De Camp, U. s. NJ, is al
Willards'.
80. Hon. Samuel A. Purviance and lady, OF
Pa, are at the U. y. Hotel.
-. Hon. A. Belmont, Of N. Y and Hon n
Kidwell, Of Va, are at Browns.
-. Rev. James A. Duncan after two wears,
pastora. charge Of the Southern NJ ethodist church
at Alexandria, has gone 10 the Virginia Annual
Conference to be assigned a new field Of labor
-. Mr.. James Morrison one Of the wealthie.t
OF the g merchant princes" Of London, Is d. ad
The value Of his property is estimated at nearly
four millions pounds sterling, a considerable por
tien OF which Is invested In sound securities in
the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17

IL The Directory of the Orange and Alexan-
drIa Railrosd Company have reduced the CON-
pensatisn OF Ia, principal officers and agents Of
the Company to the extent Of ten per centum; the
President Of the Company voluntarily placing his
salary under IL same rule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17

IL Gov Bissel of Illinois has appointed the
18th Of November as day Of Thanksgiving in
that State. This is the I'D State in which ap-
poirtnents have been mG lie.
Thanksgiving in Indiana Nov. aGth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17

II The Society of Friends or Quakers are
holding Quarterly Meeting in Alexandria, and
many visitors Of that denomination are in attend
anCe
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WAsHlNGToN' GEosS S6 sHEX.Nos,,
EXPRESS P4SGEk4GE BAGGAGE, AND

JAMES OSBORN NE informs the public that he
has established an EXPRESS LINE, to ply daily
betveen the Cities named above, which will trans
port for very mode compensation any thing that
be desired 70 be sent between either two of the
delivered. ''''
His states will be found At Smiths United State.
Hotel, Pa, avenue, between Sd and AZ streets: y
Bacon Co.'S Grocery store, corner OF Pa avenue
and It'll street. and the Star Office, Any orders
tended to. ~
N.B-Special attention p,id to the transport. ton
Of packages 10 and from the Alexandra and Oranye
per order. s.a
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WAsHINGToN CATHOLTC BOOKsToRE

Pc. MITCHELL, northeast corner of Seventh
and II streets, invites the attention
of the public to hls stock of Historl- AHxA
ca. Cpntroversial; Devo,loual, and V
also, an assortment OF Prayer Beads.
Cruclhxes, Statues, and Religious Pictures all Of
which he offers for sale on the most reasonable
terms.
Bookbinding, Edge MarbIing, aid Picture Fran
ing done TO order. p. +. MITCHELL,
nl7-eo3.' Northeast cor. 7th and III sfe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17

The WEATHER The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about O. clock q. ID /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17

VNO THE PUBLIC.
Parties or persons having advertised Cor sale
"UNENPlOSlNE GAS.- VII ich Is no.
thing but the well known ETHEREAL OH therefore
deem u necessary Ia caution consumers for their
safety. thst the only genuine article is known Is
"Reint1ers non txpIosiys Burning Fluid" and is
prepared and sold r. STUFF. at his Depot, cor
ner Of tn and streets be beng the sole possess
Columbia e ~ '"e D''
nt-u FIR STCTZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-17

APPoIyTED.-We hear, to-day, Of the ap-
pointment Of John +. Houston, Esq. to q third
class Isl 900 per annum) clsrkship in the bu-
resu Of the Second Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Also, that VIM. Linton, ESQ, has been ap-
pointed to first class Isl ,2O0) clerkship in the
office Of the Third Auditor of the Treasury.
JUDGE HEMPBILL AND GENERAL HgypER-
SON, recently elected to the United States SEN
ate by the Legislature of Texas-the former
to succeed the veteran Houston on the expira.
ton Of his present term, We take it, is q gentle
man of the very highest reputation as jurist
His age we believe to be about forty six or for
ty-eight. lie has long been the Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of the State, in oil which
time he has ranked, for legal learning, clear
ness of intellect, and high personal character.
second to no other jurist in all the Southwest
ern States. We are thus particular in describ-
ing him, because be is comparatively unknown
30 far North,
His colleague, General Henderson, il better
known out ofTexas. He represented the indie
pendent Republic here ere its annexation to
the United States took place, and is familiar to
thousands OF the public men Of the North, East,
South and West - gentleman of fine talents,
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IMPORTANT FROM CrAH.-The Government
this morning received dispatches confrmatory
of the destruction of the provision train by the
Mormons. Also, a copy of letter from Brig
ham Young to the commander Of the L. S.
troops, sent through the hands of Brigham's
comm anding General who was at Fort Bridger,
near where the American commander was with
all Of bis command except that Immediately
under Col. johnson.
Brigham assumes, in virtue Of his authority
as the Governor Of the Terr tory appointed by
the President of the United States and not vet
superseded, to order the withdrawal of the
troops Of the United States from the Territory
adding that if they cannot leave at this time
owing to the state Of the season, they will be
permitted to remain until spring, on condition
Of giving up their arms, accoutrements, NUM-
tons, &c.
This is simply high treason-under the laws
Of the United States.
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1872 SEVENTH STREET 1872
CHEAP RIBANDS. -.
bo3net, Velvet. and MORE Antique RIBANDS for
e L. extremely low.
Hair. Cloth, Nail, and TOOTH BRUSHES
Sh.Il lndiarubber, and Horn COMBS
With general assortment of FANCY GOODS.
which viii be sold low Tor cash. RICHEY,
IL cow -... 492 Seventh street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-30
NUMBER 2 6l
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
- IT. MAIN ST. .NNI1 EEL ING.

I ll.e 1it<E NIAlSS
.aosy:.F Fs4LL IND. RL9ZsER TRADE. S
SToNE & THOMAS take pleasure IN ann6uAclng that
they areanoE in Eseslpt eftel ta sssek Of Faigand
DRY Goods, RaKEetfe aEfIIEn eTy C oosIs.;
They have lust resolved their Second Fall pnrehhses
which, added 70 teIe former stock, viii enahs theInto PIES
sent to the Public more than ;sFrss - -
I $4,000 WORTH Or GOODS,
Being hy far and Mosf stosk,
ever ,onered 70 tie Public. - = ~
Tosteir former variety they haze added a large stock Of
SaEeng and Rugs Of the latest designs AMI best makes
and also beautiful line Of choice Flrs, srabe FOR the
generally they invite the attenhono OF the Trade.
Having been In the Eastern cities short Previous to
the late heavy rise in All kinds Of Cotton Fabrics, and buy.
Ing largely with Cash, they many years
In some nstanee they able to oer Inducements
70 Sess S<Ls4 4aera. either by the PIECE RETAI
exec 81 BY no similar house II the West.
10 meet the Wgn9 Of their neteaatne Trade tey
nave n1e, and making ample farnh
t9hc with one Of the best selected stocks OF geeds
thctr lihe in the West ss 81 -s5-lf7 ~
tn this stock may be found fully
1buo0 yds Silks embracing some of the finest ifnp
4u0Q 't French Merinoes, gashmeFeS, Bombs
EhibetS and Ma1domias-of every quality and color,
Afnl eof the Rlehest Painted Onabrs sisdea an
IN striped Cashmeres Og1itRes4lmpotted. -
40 shaWs ana Coaksssub br9cipE isrne Of the = u
ever offered in Wheeling.
10000 Sds 6inghams Debazes DelaInss and Prints and
6Og0Q 8 of Observation-Disclosures the larEest line Of
a9nse, y not BY any hatse In the elty.,ss
IheY hayelaid ID ter view 10 4 eloesreasii
and pledge the Public that upon part
sha!t pe wanting t0 please sIsEss ESQ Fre 8 4.
e1efs oa buyers exselled BY House Ia The 4 d
tue united States No troubleto Eoods-Foods
UaEss Hotels and BoatE for cnst0mefS. i1tS - =
Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Reathess.
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ENo0URAeRF RFAafERTCAN7S N7SfKNuFAoTUREs
ASUTLEESS B00EK.KKEEPRRS6
5tatl.a.i Writing EaIiIId -

cNeE this superior Fluid Ink has been before che public
~ now nearly tRo years. has been constantly gaining IN
mold Fluid. : 5ss--E-F- - : = =
During the past twenty thousand quart and pint bot
with smaller sizes
~ BANKERS and merchants in Ctneinnat Louisville
indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort Lexington,
Na6n1ue Memphis, st. LOUIS VieksburR JACKSON
and New Orleans. It has also been In the State De-
Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mssgspp haa
Snclnn2h and Lousyille, and four Prize Me-
das a state Fairs held last Fall IN New York 0ho Indiana
The following merchants bankers &c. In Whselinkhess
oIoFe using ArnoIda English Ink, have purchased j. ut-
tsE's Book Keepers Writing Fluid: 5 81
Northwestern Bank Of vrginia Merchants Mechanics
fAnk OF Wheelng Bank Of Hheen Crescent AIanufaes4
County CLERK Of Ohio County; National Tele-
Tah OniceJ baltimore Ohio Railroad Once. NcInFs
Siousei Kelly holloway Coz Russell McAfee; G6rdon
siattnews Co.. r. sReeney SOM Doane Cowgirl; Otf
soyd Boyd OFT; Oliver Pryor Jas. Stout Co.. Lamb.
din Gnberson &Co.; Press
For sale -lsf
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I7RE Law oFzNEWsPAPERs.

do give express notice 70 The
trsry, consdered Wishing continue their SubsCrip-
ti0ns. -i ~ -lcr+-y=.t- 5aslfs1
2-If subscribers order dscontnuaAce Of their peril
Tsarnges arspaid. iz is!@ ss.s-s5
Sit snbsesbers neglect refuse 10 take their pefod
Gals the which they directed they held
FssPonslbIe tin they settled the bin ordered them
dtscontInued.az ,aaass rslIEsfi li6
-Ii subscribers other places withoutinform
leg publishers aud the papers sent to the former d.
rCctiOn, they are held responaibis
5The Courts have decided that ref9ng ts LakepeFl0d
tile Office, removing and leaving them uncalled
or, .s prfOld Idcta evidence of fintentonBl fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-30
ah2s sIerehap. Tailor. No. 2. Washlng.o
New Arrangement.

WOULD the subscribers for papers, Period
IL ieals, &C., have from
Mr. Tobns Books, that now receiving said Pertodt.
regularly would those above referred
cali at III Main street. Any ssipF g dseon.inHe
ger preserve their eopies We have Just case Of
elegant Family Bibles also late Mrs Hents and
Mrs. Gouthworths Works. Everything In the Book and
Stationery be had at the Cheap Book Store No.
III Main atreet. =. Iapipl JAS. c. ORR. !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-30

Panoes, Melodeons, end Ace1rieous; tuned
and repaired and all other kinds OF instruens generally
with neatuess and dispatch.
- an goods warranted at this establishment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-30

the Western country of e following goods yiolns yIo
neeoe Double Bases Gnitars, Banioes, Tarab6rihes
Rlutnaes Aecordeons Rutes, Ps Fageolets earlnettS
Ia every article bsonsi1sto the
PsBTass Bands supplied With tnstruraenta atT short
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-30
Watches, JeWeIFy, silver md Plated War.
b Clocks, &c. dc.
O. R. BROW IL.

no. Lib mann street. VVheednE, Va
now opening of the finest largest assortents
city, which that has ever been brought to this
facturerers. Also, - ehs
Lever Watches Clocks great variety including few
day Regulators quality, suitable for Banks aoad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful Jewsly, in sets Of Coral Mosaie
Cameo Gold Stone, Lava and all Gold Jcwclry. Also,
assortment OF Soft Solder and plated JeEe, cheap
Fine pocket Cutlery Razors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings Card Gases, Gold Pens, &c. &C. Every article In
this establishment is warranted 70 be good - represent
ed, the money returned call is repeatedly soeed
mh25 IFS Main ST.. one door from MaT1h 4 Taylor's
No. q Washington Hall.
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrons Of
Wheeling and It's vicinity and the citizens that
received the largest finest and best selected
stock of Cloths Casimetes and vesnga for spring and
that have offered TO the citizens Of
Wheeling vicinity all OF which prepared 70 make
to order the latest and approved style and best
manner short notice. Agoods warranted 70 be
resented sale.
Ihave received large stocof Gents. RuEnish
Ing Goods such white, coored and marseLllase Shirts
Collars, Sk Cotton and Mgfino Under Shrts
Six Cotton, Linen and James Draws sk and Hand
krrchiefs suspenders, SILK, Cotton and Le half Hose,
black white Gloves of the very best Makes
plain black and fancy Stocks Ties, ceyats, 30. &c..
f5t4I 90 JlsH STaLLMAN5I5 {. =
mtes Merchant Tailor No, 2 Washington Hall
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AM receiving and keep constantly onand Stick
y OF the celebrRted HALLET, DAVIS 4 co.'s pIANOEs
Also, complete 1sSortment Of @ELnDEoNs and sERA-
PHINES, nom tile celebrated mahuactGFles Of eafhaft
Nedham and A r Hughes. Also, APPENDED Gothic Or
gan, style for Churches Lecture Rooms with oar stops
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SHHRfr MIIS1n

s--i SHEET MUSIC. - fo79
constantly receiving keep on hand q large and
choice collection Of Sheet Music. Also, Instruction Books
for every kind Of Instruments In use s-zt
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IrupOrtaut Notioe

REING desrous selling out my large stock Of Preneh
~ Brandies, French and German Wines Imported IFia.
and Domestic Liquors Of all kinds Also alarEe lot Of
hereby inform and public that H sen
from date for CAsH ONLY, Wholesale retail at very
Feqqced price, and cheaper than other establsfent
can a1ord II person shorlu be willing to buy my
kTlRE STOCK, viii tthe price
Persons knowing themselves indebted renested
70 cal and sETTLR. CONRAD STRORRL..
yv.a.,,, Near the Wire 6uspension bridge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-30
PIAMO FORTES.

5rsr7 OPENED THIS DAY, a FINE STOCK OF
GhteltcIing's HIia1o Fort Eg[tss, s..t !
v = lusH6 and 6H octaves. These Instruments, -
usual were the highest gold medal AZ the
late Mechanics, Fair held Boston, Oct 1856, for their
Fand Semi grand PatIor grand Pands and for their
Square Pianos, the highest and Tst prize silver Medal
medals awarded for this class Of Istru-
ents We have facilities Afforded that viii enable ns
to sen these instruments prices that VIII with
the most common Makers and respectfully Invite the
public call fne stock, at the old Music
and Variety Store, No. 26 Union street. j. MElL0R. Z
t1BspfRnos 70 rent Music taught. Il Jllf nIlf :
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:lflfl lbs pure and fresh ground Pepper. 2 r E
S)lyD 5OlbS AlSpiee do do q MS q . - 55fFa
100 lbs pure do do alnEer, iFs-ss4S47s
=t4a4 % lba
100 lbs Onnafn8n, ffeGh gT0und n $ ~ t.f2
1900 lbs Cream TaEtaF, ground from the GTyBtOlg II
warranted pure and for sale BY
sep1s ~ ALEX. TURNER
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Y
TEW style Han and Parior Paper nth and bealti-
IN Velvet BorderF. general assoFt-
lsnt Of ela=sd aRd Wall Papers. lew
for Cash, BY myle JOE GRANEs
LETTER BOOKS AND EETTER PRESSES
TTIE have SUPERIOR yEEIsuNs COPYING Bo0Ks,a
w and superior aFtiele and Screw Letter Presse
es,S.s''s 4,s '.'-s' ~ = 4 WILSON co.
t65F NJ RgEDWARDs& BRO
1Ss.is corsMsTs. end osiasg VlstlnE.ya.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-30

TTAyR now received their entire SECOND STOCK OF
t1 SPRING & SUMNER GOODS reeently selected Ia
New by sample and Otherwise from the most recent
arrivals and designs Of season. They
attention OF buyers their extensive stock
which variety and
beauty Style combined With moderate prioes cannot be
exeeed Their stock Of Staple and other GOODS
very complete. iaasrf :. ss5.t5
We have opened abeautiful assnrtment Of Spring
and Summer DRESS 6oodsf consisting Of sfsis.
kicf Rlouueed Grenadines, 43a7- 5'st lFtf7S &
Bayadere Houneed Befegeg,
f. tf4s Bayadere Flouneed silks, -
go Striped and Hounced 0rgandies,
I. apS HE1sKELIs 4 s9gEARINGEN.
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glJe 11beelinrg 1rrtfIlligerreer,
IS PUBLISHED r--fs-4Fftft 81
DAILY, TRIsYEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & McDERMoT.

OFFICE-oorner of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuance from Quincy st. 9
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CHOICE BRANDS FAMILY FLOUR,
AfltBARRELs Novelty Mills, s(Not DGdleyisl - =
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.26 g. HillaboEo . ia.las. - - ~
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