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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

ATTFNPI TO SuooT HIS WRE-SUIcDE OF THE
HUSBAND Recently Coroner Parmener Of Newburgh hell
an iLous,t upon the body of Ezra Underh Of that village
who committed suicide by shooting himself with pistol IL
spp airs that he his wife have been separated for some time
ns. and hearing that the house Of Mrs Coon,
borrowed pistol, and after some difficulty succeeded IN
gaining entrance when he deliberately syoet the pistol
at ter but fire. He then elected from tue house
shortly the report Of pistol was heard and he
unfotunste found quite dead, ne having sh"t MN
self throug "a the head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

Tie vote FIR President, upon which this dstricting
is based, vas as follows. SlDguary enough, the in
crease of dst cts appears to be almost entirely con-
fined to secions which gave M Buchanan the largest
n1oportorate vote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

OLD CLOTHES FOR THE P0oR.-ThOnsands Of fam
lies this have stocks Of old clothes which are thrown
or given sway without much benefit to any The Chill
dens Aid Society have poor little under
their charge who could be defended b. these cd gar
sgsns the Winters cold, could be decenty pre-
pared for their the country. VIII the wealthy and
comfortable think Of these verng children they look
their old clothes and kindly forward the package or the address
% the Office No Ii Clinton Hall, Astor place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

PIcKPocKErs AT THE CIRcUs.-The pickpockets
did rather extensive business the circus In North Seccnd
Monday night. John w. Wood Of North SevcGh
street lost valuable gold watch and chain James Anslo.
Fifth street. South Fifth had Is stolen James Donohus
ROBBED of gold watch and SO Several other persona
had smaller taken from them. The evening"
DIV cling house in Fillmore place. occupied BY four families.
entered aud about 100 worth Of jewey taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

FELL FROM BUILDISG Yesterday afternoon q
named John Fee while intoxicated. fell from the third
window of Eonse in H1ron-st- Geenpolnt aud
dangerously injured Hew conveyed TO ais resdeoce u
Fifty third street, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
fAdyeft;sefnsne I
GIG. sArNpERs,s METALLIc TARLET STkor.


In. eldest and approved article 10 having ,a q
J. IS sAuApERs. Store only at No. Astof House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

Trupvp,ycy CONVENTION AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.-
Their. ws. Convention Ministers e. Poushkeepie les
week .ncpg "Wednesday, 20 consult On the suoc
az Temperance and how its progression could Dc insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

ANOTHER HORSE SToLEy.-Oo Saturday night
lrb crsy mar. was stolen from the pasture OF M Herman
81 Fall. Village near Duchess County The osner Offers re-
ward Of 81 for such information will secure the thief and
the retur6 Of the horse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

hceuITTED.-B Der amin Cole, who was indicted for
the murder of Aaron Cole last Spring acquitted az Poush
eepse Saturday He 10 also indicted for IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
IAdyertisement.
THE MN III AT .

The Gentlemen 10 particularly invited ~ eei
beautiful and verJ Hat ios Autumn
wAsSocK Co.,
30. 5l9 Broadway,
St. Nichol1s Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

FIREMESs EXCURSION Washington Engine Com
pauy No the Eastern District will take their departure this
for Hat Conn., 10 participate IN the trial OF engines
prizes They will Thursday and Friday. and return
by The boat SATURDAY. morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
fAdyertisement.n
PrAIIy ICHTFtJ. TO see The

REALLY DELIGHTfCL.-lO see tue dear liItie
h fed in the OCEAN and River Gardens Grand Crysta
Aqrss ct Baruum's Museum every morning 3 IN Moth
ing could b. interesting The Welsh Nehtngee this
afternoon and evening The Physiosccpe also tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

"THE GENERAL ADaIRAL.'-Ooe item Of interest
connected with the ceremony Of placing the silver
plate in the keel of the General Admira has not yet
been noticed. 1t appears-or rumor Gays so-that
when the guests arrived at the Clarendon to partake
of the bounteous collation. provided by the Russian
Minister, the United States District-Atorney, John
McKeon, esq, who had been invited with the rest,
was about entering to enjoy the festivities the occasion
afforded, when he was startled to our model
Mayor" present. Rumor says that John Immediately
LETT the scene in inefable disgust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

Cornelius S. Bogardus, esq., for long period Dep
uiy Collector ard subsequently Naval Officer at this
port died yesterday of consumption, in the 10th year
Of his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
At Hunsox The drug tore Of 2. Pen

BCRGLAK1 IT TIUDsUN' INC vi y - - ,,.L,
d.r,on was forciby enered by burglars .e on Fnoy s
~ bId of money end other articles % what extent w.
ipown The safe in which BIZ p kept his books Je ~ss
49, from its place and forced sppreny oY me same
used a. the door aided by narnie whieh they
und 10 the sore Nearly all the drawers IN me snop were
opened and ummsged. No arrests heVe YET oeeI ma'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

JOIN SMITH, THE COSvlcT.-On Monday John
Smith, alias Francisco Soares, convicted ofthe murder
of Charles L. Groves cook of the brig General Pierce
taken up to Siog Sing to serve ous his sentence
commue6 by the President from death T, seven years
at bard labor in State Prison. He was taken on the
O'Clock Hudson River train in the custody of First
Deputy Emitted States Marshal Thompson He APP
pesred in good spirits no doubt oocasioneo oy MS
escape from death. His companions, John Ned, John
Brown and John Da Costa twice convicted Of man.
slaughter rave each six years to at hard labor
ard to pay fine Of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
.yG.-Horse stealing and burglsries

appear 10 be the syorte means sucse 10
cunulatns money. unsuccessful as sualeniy hnanz
In the States Prison the thieves and
the Hudson River Ma. Vssss esq Of Peughke ps recently
IA nlendd horse stolen but after Offering reward Of 100
e The recovery the horse aud 80 for the arrest Of the
f both hose thief quickly made their appearance In
Pouehhepe having been found in company nesi chatham
Ronr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

EDWARD II. PnON, M. ", Eui. g.,
ss,.,ss al Operating aai Cop'tns ss Isa...
% : go, ttssa 5 :, - s.4' 70 srr7"-"s@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
Advertisement

Mr.. II. ALLEN the popular tragedian, is TO
q, PuRpYs NATIONAL TBEATgn to night in the e-e
bTsted drama Of Brian Boroihme" supported by MI T.
.tI,n a. H. Fox MIA H y. Nichols. Miss WIks he. The
nsutomime of The Rcd Gnome" will next follow, with Mr.
g. Fox the Messr Denies &c AID the p-rtormarce wiz
oonsc. fer the small fee Of IS cent?. Go early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
CORAL KALYDO


CORAL kALYDOR-fOCTH. HEAL -, 80 a .nov
- Tbe r.w ue;in-one bottle gill insure sam '" "'
Sod .. No rs BiosjVsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

CmcKEr To DAY.-A Cricket match is to be COM
mepced to-day upon the grounds at Hoboken, between
be First Eleven of the NewYork Club and Sixteen of
the Albany Club 1t will probably last two days, and
will be closely contested and exciting match.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

res- ard Psesed large portion Of the time % .es
trip Il ts cowpssy. He ePe&ks Of ar. Ashoy 10 toe
highest tenn a man Of great practical ability, ard
thipke from hs knowledge Of MS chars,ier, that toe
s.eeverstous against his persooal courage do h'm
great irjo.tiee. 10 speaking of the George Law on
tie, trip. Mr Asbby stated che had no, ben hauled
U, f,r repsirr since TIE lime shc was launched; tha
the gesrrg of the machinery of the steamer WAS sadly
il need Of req and that she ought to be laid up for
thorough renovation, it was rickety aud falling to
pieces. During this TIP, there was succession of
heavy gales, in which many vessels were lost, aud
while the storm was rsgpg the upper cabin would
sway with an uneasy motion backward and forward
fr m the deck, indicating that her wood-woEks were
in no better condition than Mr.. Ashby described her
machinery to be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

FuLIBUsTIRISG IN NEw-YoRx -Distric' Attorney
McKeop, understanding that an expedition against
Nicaragua foot in this city, sent to Marshal
Z, I'd, rs the following instructions:
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
New.York. Sept - 1857 J
SIR: Information has reached this Off sc which in
duc.s believe that have been entered into
within this district expedition Of military char
c against Nicaragua The organization Of such exped
ton is m direct violation Of the neutrality laws Of the Uoed
States All parties who foot prepare the means for
military enterprises sGens. country with which are at
peace persons who hire retain to leave
the United States intent 10 be enlisted in the service OF
foreizp power, are liable 70 fine ard imprisonment
r. gard for our treaty spuSons With foreign NATIONS; re
spect 10 our enacted our neutrality And
the of humanity from suffering aud death our own
couprymsn no kely tn be msed By the mrepresents
Of interested sdyenurers and unptncped
should prompt every officer with the execution OF the
laws Of the Union opportunity OF preventing the sue
GEES of the proposed lie expedition. -,
The has tight TO 10 10 this Office a. well as fst
with the ,espo soes of watch you charged tor the exer
c of the active Ia the euOrcen emf OF the neu
trality laws 49,, .
The SECRETARY Of State has already called the attention OF the
United ntrusted with the execution OF the
subject and have to believe thar you
cheeriuly cooperate with carrying out the wishes OF
President expressed through the state Department.
thu reore specially request that you viii communicate
promptly TO oil vii n will TO knowledge
tray may take proper 10 have the law vim
Dictated With arsA' respect your obe dent servant.
JOHN McKEON lifted States Attorney
IsN.u RykpERs ESQ. United States Marshal, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23
BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

Cirr hoRrALrIr.-The report Of the Health 0tss~r
Tor the week ending September 49, is - follow:
Males ~, females "a; total Los. Men IS, bcfs ~.
women IA, eris Co. The principal disease were:
Cholera infantum, y; convulsions, II; disease Il
brain. IL; marssmus, l6; Consumption, IL; dssrrhca,
IL; dyseptery, 81 debility, Il scarlet fever and osG-
gestion Of tie lurgs, each. OF these ls vers hs-
tween the ages of one and tweaty years. lsI vess
of the United States; IA from Ireland; 4 from R.x
land; from Scotland; 6 from Germany; and frs@
St. Johns, n. B.
QUEENS County FAIR-The Annual Fair Of The
Queens County Agricultural Society viii be held 4
Jan sica, Long Island on Thursday, 2ith isS. This
Society one of the Oldest and most energetic in ths
State. LIS exhibitions have 10 past years attracted
much after ton, and it is expected that that OF tho
present will be unusually extensive and excel
lent spacious tent will be erected the grounds Of
Gov. King adjoining the Episcopal Church, and We
learn that the Governor for many years Pesdeat e
the Socie y will be present and receive his fesds
Throughout the day, in tent especially provided fer
that purpose.
ALLEGED FALSE PRErESsEs.-W William Prestsa
brought before Justice voorhes yesterday eAsrss q
obtapnS sxy dollars worth Of lumber from Heary x.
COrins prefer ding that the for Henry cetss
He was arrested by Constable Wa. Hyde
GRAND LARcESY.-Four men, named Thos. Null.
vary, Br.n Murray, VIM. Whitman and wn Picket
arrested Mondsy evening by the Eighth Ward Poice
charge OF stealing goods from the OF Mary J. Ora
hsu Invent first Gowanus They had the
place drpk End beicg ordered out the soods with
them. Held for examination.
BURGLARY.-The house of Capt. Rowland, No. l28
entered Saturday night last BY barssr
who packing up all the valuable articles they could end
pssed 'hepse with collation. in the basement and de-
camped about worth Of vauabes. The family
in the house asleep aud not Of their ios til
morning.
PATENT SAFE SwINDLE-Chas. Richards OF New
Have Huron County Ohio done out Of SO Suadsy
afternoon last by the potent IN Gowsnus He did
succeed in recovering his lost money and LETT almost
destitute TO return 20 his home.
FELL FROM BUILDING Yesterday afternoon
man John Fee while intoxicated, fell from the third
story window of honsc in Huron st. Greenpoint aud
gerousy ured Hew conveyed 10 his resdcoce
Fifty third street, New York.
PIcKPocKErs AT THE CIRcUs.-The pickpockehs
did rather extensive business The circus In North Seccud
Monday night. John W. Wood Of North Seventh
street lost valuable gold watch and chain. James Anslic
Fifth street. South Fifth bad Is stolen James Donohus
robbed of gold watch and % Several other persona
had smaller taken from them. The evening,
cling house in Fillmore place. occupied BY four families
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

PATENT SAFE SwINDLE.-Chas. Richards OF New
Have Huron County Ohio, done out Of SO sasdsy
afternoon last by the pstent Gowsnus lie did
not succeed in recovering his lost money and LETT almost
destitute 10 return 20 his home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

GRAND LARCESY.-Four men, named Thos. Null
vary, Bri.n Murray VIM. Whitman and Wn Picket wcss
arrested on Mondsy evening by the Eighth Ward Poic
charge Of stealing goods from the OF Mary J. Ora
hsn Invent yTst street Gowanus They had in the
place drrki end beg ordered out took the goods with
them. Held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

Mr.. Thomas Hunter was on Monday night eiec'eu
Principal Of Ward School No 81, in the rl,.een'"
Ware, by the unanimous vote Of the School oniGe''
This speaks well for the Estimation 10 winch nc Is he''
A. a teacher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11
.,-vs |. .,,.e, md upon A.. ground hs my

-..-.h . .yi,xs md upon Dist ground 10 my
osyso 49,, 4 ouessiou thst tends 10 crimlnssenfm-
- ~, sbs, parties were questcned they have no
~ ;ssnse ans ~ering and s,specfed parry hss
-. ~;shsr 10 r, fuse II he hiss any fse1 WHICH mJ
% ,bst others cornrnitted the urder OF Sh'ch De
SSswcted The law amt very we'll settled 5. 70 "ns.
- & pay.ss have before COfopers bot 10 Eox'. -
= ststsd ,hat Coroner may disessrd toe 81 -
- King himself and bring hin ngot on y 70 -, - -
ArSps 70 testify what be kLo~r ne ''y 10. - n.
erfs officer Of the Engbsh Governnsn'. 4,I.d fb.t
Ae1aw n not very vel settled. oIl ,;,oseIf
ysu cannot make man fes'ty eRabss ~, rs, In the
pa.r.s, UNA. are the duties OF Coroner III N'o
T.d.. Cso,op~I you want to 6od on, al ao?u. ~. u,
esSee ~. 90 On 10 the biggest law hrsry 10 tne
ssvs 81 ~ The hooks There's not one but has
s.ss .,S there's no ore that c5ntains all nv IN
-, - 40 convey the idea that II the q1sseon pat
- ~ -itoe~ affected another aud not m n hi' belGs
snsSectsd would no. protect hin. TO the CrOner)-
W6S h The pext witness.
Coroner-Tbere are fourteen, but none Of them have
srnved yet ard az have Already suopSnaed tsem,
nave sent officers 10 arrest them.
Judge Cspron-You have not heard from Ju1se
Brsdy Jet
Cefoner--Eot Jet, Sir
Jsdpe Capron he may decline 10 say anything oa
rAe ground that it was judicial matter and be won
cav any thing about IT. but it due 70 you t1at
he sbcpd say what be mean ab9a the custody OF nose
perpops and say this without any disrespect - toe
1.dRe Whatsoever but bee II zee ms TO me tna t1e
Jsdee could not keep you to any particular place o.
eonknemept for those part,es. should think o.
Cosoner-IfI CONSIDER any place insecure, hsVe the
Dswu 10 change the place.
judge Cspr6n-But would leave them here.
CMcler-O, there's no fear OF them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

N|A4ANA A AA4AtA4NN y . Z -4<A4NO = OISI4 4.lD
OPENED THIS DAY, and nov ready Gsr
aal-V = fIralIluIIIy 81 ChieksFing Sens eal-
~ RI ebEated Piano F0Ttes beautilIl Blsek wal
y nut and ROasWoDi hnilh and i0F bTIl5aleY -
tone and hDesa of touch cannot Be aaHsed GfhsFn ihis
country or Europe and are oFsd - The loUest nalsa
prices inclliihg eaFFiaEe.
As0, Prince Co 3 MelOdeOlH, stye, Vim hI sd
half swell Of me Rosewood Glh, and Is lowest Baalo
prices Utth gnf stock % Martins GulelTU
Italian. French and German violns VIolinecos Elntel
kesS 1aiogs talhoFines Tuning FOrks, &c ftllAl
strings With All other articles IN the mulIs lne ald nEls-
Fnl laleTtsntnt % HaFiety GOods.
Wholss. and reian Al he Ola NlIis and VAEsg ssss
80 90 Union street.
my2 JAS. MELIOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

FOR SOHTliERN SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
yT1Vtce DAILY Sunday night exeeptsd between hieh KEN
i nOnd Washington City via GOrdonsSH'e anu A'SA
andiia.
Hours ours OF a. 645 A. NJ and 1850 p u.
Returning leave WashingtOn...6 A. NJ. aud Pm
and ,ooD ,r 51 N
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Sh
mOnd and Washington .,..., ~, .,,u 4. =, N AVT
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP iS 6AiL; "a. Z;
and being i'm excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give the pest guar
ntee OF always securing connections, as -
walls daily ut chnOnd and Washington city IN
the Steamboat line. a. sO
,pR RETTREN RICHMOSD AND WAsWIEGToS. $ooO
An OMNIBUS will be found always ready to take T0"gt
and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two Deots charge, with ample time TOT then :"
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVhe ana
wa sbintou nt the Terminus Of the Road, now nearly com
nete to Danvie. An Agent Of the Company VIII Teceive
the Checks Of passengers from the DanvIs hoau 1nI
TEND to their baggage all the Way to Washington or the Bal
tImore Depot. -. -, ....,.Ao..
route. "a. H.. ...,...r pt.L
mOnt and AleSandria - .eI
FI2EIGHT DEPARTMENT..
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The most Thorough and Practical AhSIl
..lf IIOn tH the Wesa.1 2tt -st1
slly lo- s 7,n. TERMS:
For Fa.u COurse, inctudtng all Department. q 6oos
Keeping, Lecturer and Ls'7'a''ttP ''''"'tHO'y 40
FS aeGalsS Fa Course Ia ladies 20
HE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing @
their thanks for sg er Of ot teIr INSTITUTION since
is establishments Capital and stimulates them r..
SpdIy iner.Ssps demand for arGctiedl aud cOupgeef
siSs Course oJ nsfcdnte trdiHig The grea. raetleal
cai assisted by aud accomplished gsn!er
has enabled 49 70 5TIg g deErys o. rd
Nor ATsrSiSED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: Each
iv se1 by step until he has mastered the whole routine
OF an Accountants duties as tOTOugty ds HeoMg e XII
Ssrred an CI0OreRticeSipfiM kt'Ve CoHnercadt
House thus n awkwardnsss fateTing anu eSrssHuS
blgnders are in great measure dIsspgs% s Assist
ants We have also secured the services Oi sope oil he
most eminent OhiOtO lecture on cOunerc'a
our course Of extended to
ENTRY BOOK KEEPI&G ,switl'ree and full discussion OF
i. sntas FROSM McS s
ograThy Commercial Products, COmmercal Calculations
Political EeohoT1y Mercantile Law, EtmcS OF IFAoeI fE
nership, &C.
ssae. THE LADIES' DEP1fRTjLENT
now opened reception Ladies' No institution IN
the Union mpars thorough or interesting course in
this Department. =, . ,.,, -
best efforts in still eminent degree tie Hst
iyledGe OUrseLpes i1DdIf more GOrOgh prdcttcd
couTss OF Mercantile than can sOFted uky
other sim Tar Mercantile College.
Among many Recommendation, give the toio"
ing:- .=It-, -. -.
ave- the undersigned, take pleasure in testyng that We
personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers ag.y ~ a
Accountant Teacher Of Book Keeping, which Is Of me
highest ORDER lie has had great experiences US an
counant in heavy Commercial and banking Houses Mnch
gives him superior facilities in npartinS tTdctcut
Eno,ced0e OF Book Keeping, and thorough C0''nercfdt
/. J. ALLEN, LII. D., ,L,,
rt TH President Of Farmer College,
LORINS ANDREWS,
President OF Kenyon CoLeSe'
To young men who wish to acquire "Busin kd"ed-
ion we think it affords facilities seldom q9aleu
Mr. GRANGER qualifications Of
edge and aptness teaching, added to practical
Room experience, feel confident that graduates
his College will be fully to keep the most c0'-
Gdted set Of sBOOk;s.
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail SieTchant. NJ - =, n
J. j. JANNEY Sec,y hoard Of Control, state BankOl u
J. r. PAHA, Book Keeper at ID. t. WO9d0urys'
d. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank: ta'
II. D. MILLS, Sec,y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
Oh MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley Co's5 ID
v-For full particulars. send for circular
ls'TTi = Fil GRANGER d AIe1LSJROSGi
7 fe4-Jvsfr -ifs.lr -.- " --L-- EL9IL!StSLs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
IL MAN S.,.. WHEELING

j MAIN w Il4-aAeA44@NlANs
FALL IND WINTER IlR4DE
CTOSE q THOMAS take pleasure n announcing that
y they nov In receipt 81 thtE a toeE o. Aa and
ISFY q oOds, Varieties and IIlifHeFy Gsootls
they Just Teettred Tieir Seegni Pail faeiAsssp
Whieh, addrl =r stoSki VII tnbie t<ta -
sent to the Public more than G
100000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being BY far the aEgsst and MOST soek, and
embracing the Br SELECTION u ehosee goods thty have
ever oqrrrd 20 the Public 1iG
To their former VaErty they hHEg adsd larEs stock of
CaFpeting and ugs Of the latest dens aud bst mass,
aud also z beauIifli of ehoiee gEurs suitable The
Winter TFadsto bot 0f which, rIi theiF
generally, they invite the attention q the Trade.
Having been etes ahuFt tne previous
the late heavy 10 al kinds Of eatton Rab, aud buys
ing largely with t CASH Rs ty Lave ens for many sars
In ISL drecy troan the Iaortefa, AMI NanufAs
In they ab oer Inducements
CIsh BHBeFs, either b. ths PIECE ~ RETAIL
exee. Il BY no similar house d the WeEt. .57at
To u.sVt the Watts of their rapidly hg trldes t1
have nads, and are making eats % fuTuas
the Public With Of bSSS srltsd sGSeks u 6OOds IN
theIr line In the West.
In this stock be found fully
l2OOO yds ssembFacins Of the hnest imDoEted,
4,JOO . FFeheh Merinoe5, Cashrleress HomhaEtness
Thibets and MaddOmisS-0f every quality and color,
fun line OF the Richest Painted Otabre shaded and Sat-
In striped CashueTrs and Dclaihes-mpOTted.
4UO SAWis and ClOaEs-embFaeng some of the Fiehest
offered in Wheeling. -it--
$4,000 yds Ginghams Debares Dslanes and Prints. and
Gg,UO =" Of DOmestics-embTaeins the Largest Ike Of
house, II not BY any house the city.
They have laid their With vieU elnser cash
trade, and pledge the Public that eS upon their part
shall be wanting TO please. tl
close eaah bgers exeelied BY house the West u In
the United States. No trouble TO shoW sO0SgoOds semitic
Cars, Hotels and BOats for customers.
~ Always on hand, Prime Live Geese PeatheFs-
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