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panies. If this s'upendous system Ia 10 work
out all the benefits anticipated from II, it eau
only do so under the operation of uniform
tariff, calculated at the lowest remunerative
amount OF profit
In giving to the Magnetic and New Englsnd
Telegraph companies credit for a desire to pre-
vent the creation of monopolies under cover of
the Atlantic char ter, we can only express regret
that their own course has not been sufficiently
liberal to establish their claim to perfect dis
mtereetedness Our readers cannot have Tor
gotten the facts of the contest waged between the
press, acting in the interest OF the public, and
Mr.. F. 0. J. Smith, proprietor OF the Mag
netic or old Morse line, and OGe of the parties
whose signatures are attached to this memorial
We merely mention the fact to show how cir
cumstapces alter the opinion and conduct of
men when q strong pressure is brought to bear
upon them. If the statements contained in the
remonstrance Of the new companies be we'll
founded, it would seem that the allegations of
the memorial are not much more consistent.
II is stated by the remonstran!s that when the
project of the Atlantic telegraph was first
preached, the directors of the Morse line were
earnestly solicited to take such an amount Of
stock as would give them controlling infu-
ence in It, This they not only refused to do, but
subsequently threw every obstacle in their
power in the way Of the ratification of the
scheme. When its fna success was placed be-
yond doubt, it is said that they opened negotia-
tons to obtain exclusive advantages in
connection with the line; and it was
only on the failure of these negotiations
that they determined to appeal to Congress to
enforce their pretensions. We do not voucb for
the correctness of these statements: If untrue,
they should be refuted; if well founded, they
impart character to their complaints which is
any thing but credtable Whatever may be the
facts Of this controversy they will at least serve
one useful purpose-;hat of placing tue public
and the government on their guard against
trusting any thing TO The patriotism or liberaity
of any of these companies.
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There were also deaths Of cholera infantum, Of
congestion Of the brain of congo stion OF the lungs
IL Of debility (infsntile), diarrhoa of dysen.
terry, Of erysipela' Of pu-ersl fever Of disease
of the heart 10 Of Inflammation OF the bowels ) of
ieething, IL Of smallpox premature births, ~ still
born. and IL from violent causes.
The following Is classification Of Che diseases ard
the number Of deaths in each class Of disease durap
fIp b..
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atrocious ~ stem but an independent taxpayers
party on the plan we have suggested; aud the
sooner it is organized the better Let such q
psrty be once formed, and, standing aloof from
all factions, keeping clear of the faint of poll
tics, and animated with single purpose-that
of putting honest men into ofice-and we may
arrest The tide of fraud aud crime which is
sweeping over this unfortunate city.
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TBIRaY-FI-TH COsGRHef.
yfRsr SESSION.


SSneue-
w.sHrSoroS, May "a, 1858.
Mr.. uayue has been appointed The Military Commit
tee instead or Mr.. Iversor.
NcrFAss or TUE NAVY.
Mr.. Nrrorr (ssm) Of Fla from tho Naval Committee.
rerored bill which read twice. authorizing the
structon of Sin s1al war steamers OF light drafl
-pE si5ooo,ooo loan
Mr. HrSnp, tsdm.) Of vs.. from the Committee OF "
rarce introduced bill to utoorize the loan q ancsn
millicrs. II read tho fret time
ExritA eomsvssroS FOR ESAIr ctKRKs
MIR, GHaS, (sdrs. II NO., Introduced resoluu,1 TO
ray extra mptnsaicn 10 tic clerks ot the SENATE Oon
seemed alrs' H. was finally laid upon mo table by
vote OF thirty saIee az snst seven
nKnIsu oUTRAGEs.
Mr. vasov fssn OF Va, presented refolutiou ro-
ouastrg the President 10 communicse Information re-
spec,t The seizure by the Br OF the snip amrico
tee coast Of Africa asc nqurng wneer sue rresldens
hss any fu her Information reBuhe "Sn OeH sBes IN
- 'u'' rsrosx ~ THE ExrUpuuprs.
n, vusoN fopp , OF tasg, Oftfod fcs, lutlou that
s ecresfy OF b6 Treasury be requested ~ report 10
IA, senate pecfv esna cs los ttcuobmsot and reform
In he exrondes Tor tho GOV fs branches OF tie public
re,y,rs 10 refuedy the evils Of excess o. the ex-
,cudi,ures Owe the means Of Tho government, az
1pentiored b. him " bis annual Of May 10, and
that no further report what efforts have been
made ard b. whom, sncc bercb, 1851, " restrain
he government 30 an economical expenditure Of the
pubic money, and What have been Tue % thoes
efforts agreed 20.
TIE BosEsrEAp Est
Was then taken up
Mr. CnsGmaN, (sim) of n. G, moved, 80 an amend
Mt that warrant FOR one hundred and sky DO
~ nted 70 each head OF The family Mr. Cling nsn spoke
80 his atndmont, saying he was IN favor OF retaining
these snds m the public treasury but they were 10 DO
elysr away be wishot them distr Lsqualiy
Netsrs. nAYSF, CRirrEuEN aud 1iousroS opposed the
bill snd amendment, and Mossrs. DcoinrtS, HAS ant
BtNgKE supported t.
Without taking scton tho Senate adjourned.
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vrr.oxr III, Reputuesa sate Conv n'ion Of Vermont
VIII he b. 10 Mont, eA.r ca ,9.egl hs t'tA % Jaac
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Still another British outrage 10 our flag. Capt.
Nichols, Of the bark John Howe, which arrived at
this port yesterday reports that while on the voyage
from Havana to Ssgua Ia Grande, his vessel was
boarded by a boats crew from the British war
steamer Buzzard who catechized him at some
length, and scrutinized his papers Subsequently,
on his arriving at Sagua la Grande, the joan Howe
was again boarded by the Buzzards men, when the
vessel was examined By the officer commanding the
boarding party. These movements 4 the British
cruisers are however, about TO receive very proper
course OF treatment. Oar special despatch from
Washington states that Commander Hartstene
and Commander John Rodgers, have been Or
siered to the command of the steamers Arctic
and Water Witch respeo lively, with directions to fit
them for sea with all despatch, and proceed to the
Gulf to intercept the Styx in her marauding upon
oar commerce. Both the Water Witch and Arctic
ere nov at the Brooklyn navy yard, and can doubt.
less lie got ready for sea in a comparatively brief
space o. time. The vessels of war now in the Gulf
or under orders for that station are as follows:
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States 40 Of ireland, 26 OF Germany 10 Of England
each Of Scotland and y 81 America, each Of
France and Sweden, and unknown.
A man named Edward Reilly committed sucid,
on lrday evening by shooting himself through the
body with a pistol In First avenue near Fifteenth
street Tie pistol shot was heard by persons living
in ihe rtshborhood, and from no pistol being found
p was supposed that be bad been murdered. SO Gle
'''o-eIs hqa. yetUiay as proven l5, TIC
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qur SIw HfMiHHs Yaow sin,f.JtA SWORN IS.
Tho Hgms resumed the C0usdefRp-n Of The Minnesota
election
81 BANaIs. (opp u u, b! r'qregi o. TIE G. raiteo
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-17

THE remainder of the stock Of Rich PARIS Bonaets
j. and Millinery Goods, a. the Sc~ YORK kmpoFsam
~in be sold within thss month al great sacriacs
withoat regard 10 cost Or ANY other eonsderAtioa.
kschanse nsoley taken st 50 esnts on the dollar.
fnnel&
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-17
pruggists.
NEW . DRUG STORE.

Dr. HI. WELLS. no N. HOOPER. a. r.. JosD
WELLS, HOOPER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemi- L.
. | ] Il
Gals, Paints, Varnishes. Oils, Z 80 n
Dye-stuffs, Brushes Of all Y
kinds, Perfumery, Fancy ar
ticles, Fine Wines and Ii H~
qusrs, (for Medical Purpos- dH
esq., Fine Cigars and Tobac- ESz
co, Scotch and Maccaboy
Snuffs. &C.. &C., No. 81 Cedar street.
Nashville, Tennessee,
A RE now receiving at their Store a large and gen
IA erar assortment OF Fresh Drugs, &c, for the
hummer Trade, embracing everything to be called for
in Drug Store. 10
They have also Just received large lot Of Pure
White Lead and Snow White Zinc in oil, which they
viii sell very low for cash. Those who wish TO dis
Ruse their old domcils by giving them a new dress
would do well to give them call They have all the
various coors, ground in oil generally used by Paint
ers.
Those who want Pure ard Fresh Drugs and Medi:
cines will do well 20 give them call.
P. Subscriptions neatly and accurately com
pounded at all hours by experienced Prescrptonists
feb25-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-17


PA Il T. n Il
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.
THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee Of the above patent about year
ago and has since introduced extensively in various
portions Of the State asks the attention OF build
ers, the public generally, examine its superior
ity over other modes Of Roofing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. II
is impervous To water, elastic and flexible, IL will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 hre Il Is
cheaper than any roof Of the old style, and
question II Is the best thing invented
painting Of old leaky tin roofs.
es- The Cement will be furnished TO those at dis
lance with directions for using
Ss- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Hs- Orders sent 20 the undersigned, through the
Post ofice will be promptly attended to-
would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the Ce
msnt, and many others whose names are not here
ARCHITECTS AND MASTER xESHAScs or nashville
MAJ. A. HERMAN,
Messrs HUGHES SMITH,
COLEMAN 4 SPAIN,
wM sToCkEIL,
Mr.. II. NJ. AkER0YD.
WARREN 4 MOORE,
HOUGH 4 MCCULLOUGH,
Col / ANDERSON, S ~ Co.,
Rev. & D. ELLIOTT,
d. p. wifKIN,
r. j. MICS,
ENOCH ENSI.EY.
SLAUGHTER HEREFORD,
W. b. SHAPARD,
J y. WILLARD.
A v. :. LINiSLEY.
Gen. wash. BARHDw,
". IL. 1Ot.iON 4 10
JAS. II hENBhiCk,
Rector y. g. SMITH, Columbia
MAJ. A. ,. DoNEIlS0N, Davidson eouniyi
Col A. J. POLK. Aaary county.
~ The Nashville a Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
ay have adopted this Cement for Tia covering Of their
cars and other work.
~ Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere. where the Cement has been IN general
use for several years, can Be exhibited
The undersigned has besn engaged IN various modes
OF Cement roohng Tor many years and natieFs himself
tltat he has gained experlEses And know ledge
darng that time .....ss
have n1Aae arrangements 10 receive saferior
tmportsd artcle ef Rouing felt from kDzlsrox BEa
rHEEs New York.
SAMPLES o. ROonng 70 be seen 81 of1es.
J. r. NAfHCkST,
Ofnce No. Is Deaderiek sareet,
msyfS-sm NAszstllx. Tkxs
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Tennessee & Alabama Railroad.
1850 CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
or and after wednesday, August lsth, 1858, the
Further Reduction.
E9 Esssg - Ill
July 10Th. 1858.
Through Rates of Freight from
New York to Nashville,
In connection with New York Side Wheel and Screw
Steamship Lines, 10

AND SAVANNA
New York TO Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-17
CLASSIFICATION ON TEE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class.

CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class.
Piano Fortes Books stationery Boots, Shoes, Ii
quors, Oils &c in bottles: Camphene and Spirits rur-
pentine in barrels Carpetng China, Glass and Glass
ware in cases: Clocks, Confectoneries, Cotton Cards.
Cutlery, In cases casks. and boxes; Dry GnOds IN
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees aud Shrubbcry,
Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking.
jars; saddleTy, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices
Second Class.
Hardware, Except such as specified in First and
Third classes,) Coffee Mills, Machinery: Foreign IL
quors, in barrels and Pipes Tobacco in bOxes Ieafh-
er, IN rolls and boxes; Oils In barrels and casks;
Cookery and Queensware, in and casks; Rice
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
Third Class.
Axes, Shovels, Spades Sad-Irons Zinc and N, IN
pigs Tin Plate Anvs Vices casks Of Chains aud Hoes
manlna ana Cotton Cordagei Coffee, Heavy Castings
NH Gearing Carriage Springs and Axles Railroad
Wheels and Axes, Chairs, Spikes and Rosin in bbls
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed aud other light ~
tices not enumerated: also carboys OF Acids or 9th
er Shergeals WI be charged by actual weight, at
ss- No charge for draysge wharfage or forward.
ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
HB- Stevenson and all stations on Nashville and
chattanooga Road, west OF Sevenson, entitled TO above
rates.
Insurance.
by the above Lines u per cent. less than by Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Parkersburg and the Ohio River
making difference OF 90 10 rs cents per 100 pounds
on dry goods.
:. Road will not be responsible for any damages
occurring at sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned to
Agent Central Railroad, Savannah, Ga.
Goods shipped via Char should be consigned N
Agent South Caro- ina Railroad, Charleston
CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
VIo-u General Agent.
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Sole Leather Trunks and Valices
Busiuess Change.

C,UecFEfaNc ,. C rArdea IN she Lan.ber trade.
- wil coatinae the basine=s a. the old stand ne.
III bro4d~ay) where ~tl se pie4sed - meet ali
The pztrens u Hay Pr~deca.sor snd many others
as nay favor nae wlta Sali.
l have several mills eoltng Poplar and Gear
Laineer, besides large sapply % whIts aad yellow
f1se. thnz cabling ne ~ ssli ~ sa4Dsf4ctarer's
pfcrs-
Hzviag parehsse4 The b1eks and aeeoants q The
cid ara an sho ara ssaEs of their Indebtedness vii
pleAss cone forssf4 snd settle ~ tbs hrst u $50
seoseF, sr ~ai pas thsir Aoeoanh ellh "a oeAeeF
for csliectlea-
HAvtag dstsrmisss 70 adhere rlEiaiy % The Cash
system, al orders nasa Be accompanied with The
nsoe-y OF BE rcleesse-
ans%-E J. = DAkpES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-19

a NASHVILLE TnEATRE,-The editor of tho
Columbia, CTenn.) Mirror thus describes Julia
Dean Haynes benefit at Nashville
Got into the pit, with feet comfortably an
chored in puddle of tobacco juice just as up
flashed the foot lights and down flashed the FIVE
fddlerS-called by courtesy the orchestra
through the square hole under the stage where
the Ticker department of the establishment is
located. Tang lang went the bell, "a sweet
toned instrumen borrowed from the COW which
grzes in lot behind the theatre,) up went the
curtain, and five greasy looking fellows whom
the audience were requested by the programme
to look upon as thorough bred gentlemen, but
which their appearance and manners, wouldn't
let the audience do, were ''discovcTed" seated
round n popular mahogany table, drinking out
of silver goblets made of tin, and talking about
some pumpkins through and through.
Didn't care to hear any more about her though
and passed the time till the premium stock came
aboard in carving "humbng" on the back of the
next seat with jack knife and in perusing the
tiers of female highlalutinity that carried dOub-
le-barrel spy-glass, rented for the occasion
around at old man Godeys jewelry Store
sense, Julia Dean Hayne fioated out as fine as
split silk. Julia is a lovely woman, and, hav-
ing plenty of money, wears very fine clothes on
the stage, and probably off it too. Has been
married couple of years, and had her baby
along with her. Sometimes plays with it in
her arms-though this don't often occur on the
stage
First rate actress, Julia; and differed in many
ways from the actors that figured in the first
especially in this, that while she has
simply Grecian countenance, the others seem
ed to have been cast in grease heels over head,
without having had time time to wash it OFF,
The play was 1.-The Love Chase" Julia suits
the play like brick. That abundant soft hair,
and pearly classic brow, those languishipg, lus-
trOus eyes, those pouting lips, and in short, all
the features of her face form ''toot ang sam
ble' that makes love-chase an exceedingly
probable circumstance. Her part of the play
paid handsome per cent. on the six bits in
vested, but the rest of the thing was bad spec
ulution
Went back to the hotel when the institution
adjourned smoked a segarin the bar-roOm, and
went up to bed. aud to sleep; and dreamed that
all the world was a stage, and that all the ac-
tresses were Julia Dean Hayne-which they
amt though, by several
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-19

A YOUNG man was lately arrested in Pennsyl-
vana for horse stealing. He confessed the
crime, stating that he knew of no other way to
get rid of woman who was constantly impOr-
tuning him to marry her. Between wife and
the prison, he chose, as he believed, the lesser
of the two evils.
The report is revived in well informed circles,
that Senator Slidell, of Louisiana, and Mr.. Bel
mont, late Minister to the Hague, are engaged
in the raising ofa loan for three millions Of dol
lars, to be applied in aid of the revolution now
in progress in Sonora.
letter from Barbados states that sugar max
ing is proceeding rapidly. The crop is estmat-
on the Island.
TUE New York Senate has passed bill to
provide for convention to amend the State
constitution.
Tnr Cincinnati and Chicago Road have pur-
chas in London the iron necessary to lay their
track from Loganport to Chicago.
The mountains about Wilkesbarre, Pa, have
been on fire for week or more, destroying an
immense amount of timber.
The profits of Edward Everett's Grafton at
Savannah, on Friday week, were over $1,000.
The peach-trees in Central and Southern IL
linois are now in full bloom, and the prospect
for good crop of this luscious fruit in that re-
gion is fair.
monument in honor of Perry's victory on
Lake Erie is about to be erected at Cleveland,
Ohio at cost of $4,000.
Tue London Times gives an encouraging ac-
count of the progress of the Atlantic telegraph
enterprise.
WHAT IT Is DoIxa FOR THE SICK!-Wm.
Schuchman, Esq, the well known LithOgrapher,
says: 81 have frequently used Boerhave's Hol-
land Bitters, and find it invariably relieves ind-
geston and debility
Rev. Samuel Babcock, says: 81 have found
special relief from its use, for severe headache,
with which had long suffered"
j. w. MCDOWELL, Esq, says: have used
Boerhave's Holland Bitters myself and recon-
mended it to others, knowing it to be Just what
it is represented"
Aid. Jonathan NeeIy, of Lower St. Clair says:
81 have derived great benefit from its use for
weakness of the stomach and indigestion. See
advertisement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-19

TIM Pers1DENr AND Gov. WIsE.-It is stated
that the President has written a conciliatory
letter to Gov Wise, in which he expresses re-
greet that any cause ofestrangement should have
arisen between them, suggesting that the Lee
compton issue is but temporary. This letter is
said to have produced great excitement among
the fire eaters in the Senate, so that ten or a
dozen of them met in caucus to consider the
matter Their conclusion is understood to have
been determination to oppose the administra-
ton as unfaithful to the South and the Consti-
tuition as soon as the Kansas question shall be
disposed Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-19

+. ILLNoIs-Tweuty three counties of Southern
Illinois, (Egypt,) which at the last Presidential
election cast the sub)oincd vote, Fremont 1, 1888,
Buchanan 81. AIT, have lately held Democratic
county conventions which, without dissent, en-
dorsed the position of Douglas and his follow
ers, and denounced the Lecompton fraud. The
Washington Union seems to have no terrors for
the faithless in that region. ~ special excOm-
municating mill is needed out there, but who is
10 start it? The Administration has already
tried every possible expedient to coax, bully, or
vancouver the naicontents into line, but all in
vain. Douglas is the triumphant leader of Hi
nois Democracy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-19

A sur is now pending before magistrate in
Detroit, by the husband of lady who was refu-
sed admission to public lecture, the price of
which was 90 cents, which being duly rendered
by her, was refused, and 90 cents demanded, on
tho ground that she would occupy two seats.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-19
m'LURE HOUSE.

House to the Shaving Saloon next Bushs Literary de-
under the AlLure HOuse, Were prepared
TO accommodate aad the public generally,
all the branches OF my business RHISEHAitF CAUS.
N-B-The Dath cOOms ave been thoroughly reitIvi and
prepared for Summer Warm and cold boths always
in readiness. ans In
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-19
CIIEOPLARTIC PROGESS.
Improvement IN Mechanical Dent

DR. G. W. MOORE would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Wheeling and the
QIFyVVn public generally that having just returned
rom Baltimore, where from personal if-
stTucOn fsOm the PAtentee Dr. A A Bandy from Dr..
Church, DemOnstrator Of Operative Dentistry in the BAL
tnOre Dental College, and having purchased the TEht
to the above named Improvement he is prepared
to Introduce among his patrons this method IN the
practice Of OsntisT This slrpases the old prle-
tiee, In the following particulars:
lst II absolutely ct to the cast aEd
consequently to the mouth.
I'd As spaces left fo= the odgnent o. fool o: Il
secret this work Is remarkable for cleanliness
3D. Partial sets, from TO full SET BE- inserted
with perfect without the clasps ariHgs
be disc0U operator regarding the good
Of his patients.
An. u point Of strength it POSSESSES vast superiority
over all other methods.
5th From It's alec adaptation it feels light in proportion
70 is weight.
the public are invited to call aud specimens
DR.. 81 has purchased exclusive right the city of
Wbeeng and is also authorized sell rights ior Ohio an
0gFes near he u E. ctsres, cidpline Street, Csatr'
Wheeling. mhef-iIa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-19

On Tuesday there was severe. hailstoru Mt
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-19

GOLD IN oREeoS AND WAsnMcToN.-The cd
itor ofthe San Francisco Alta newspaper, states,
from personal knowldge, that the gold mines in
Oregon and Washington territories are fully as
rich and extensive as those of California, and
that time must assuredly develop vast region
of country, extending on as continuation of
the California mineral chain of mountains, far
into the British Possessions. This is, no doubt,
true as gold has been found in the extreme
northern parts of California quite as plentifuly
as in the central valleys, and the mines in South
ern Oregon are but parts Of the same geological
formation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-19
NOTIOE TO 1IGS Us GsK EEPEISa.
NsxH Ca rnats at Rednnad Prine

NOTICE TO AAdD Us ELK GEE EGSS.
New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
THE subscriber takes great pleasure informing his
friends and the public generally thSt he Is
ILLS SPkLNG STOCK or GOODS, which Verv large
and embraces the greatest variety offered In this
Nv stock consists, ia part, e complete Or
Carpets, Rugs, oil Cloths. Wan Paper, Window Shades,
Curtain Damasks Satin Deafness Git CoFnices, Curtain
Bands and Pins, Table and Paao Covers together with
great variety OF articles too mention. This
stock has been selected with S aud prize,
and do think that onrT (sdrS4s tat have
not before been offered In this city.
Those In want OF Goods In the House Furnishing line, VII
please call the old stand Ne I48, HBaiu Sc. and
satisfy themselves that this the place for Good and Cheap
Goods. J. G. HARBOUR,
apS No 14S Main 81.