Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-12
WHEELING.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS
JUST RECEIVED and ready for in
- speetion, 100 cases of New and Desirable
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,

JUST RECEIVED and ready for in.
- speetion, 100 cases of New and Desirable
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Bought entirely for Cash. All these goods were So
lected with great attention, and from houses in
need Of ready money. On account OF its scarcity
they were sold to ne extremely cheap, and Vuaran-
eraI, as many Goods for 6ne DoIlsr ia casS a.
could be bought last season for two dollars.
will enumsrate few Goods. which form but
DoMEsTICs AND FOREIGN STAPLE.-Prints
500 pieces al only cents per yard. worth lat CTS
sssshed a,s ausnsiiS sd nniI pieces full yard wide
excellent quality Muslins for only cents yard
A superior article of Sea Island Brown Musiinsf +
wide for cents sheetings and Pillow case Mus
Checks at verY low prices. Bedtieking, nrst-ruts
article. for 10 cents ward. and do "Herring Bons
Gre sh--A very good quality, for only Q cents per
yard.
Irish LinensaA splendid article, wsrrantsI all
| linen, for only 25 cents yard.
| Ginghams--Superior goods, fast colors guaran-
| eted, for IeA cents.
DeBeges and Lustres-Some as Tow ss cents q
FRENCH -chintzes-soo pieces a wide
warranted fast coors, al l2} cents. always sold st
IS cents. Also ~ second mourning ehintzs st 10
cents.
Loupine's best all Wool de Laine at 3sf cents per
yard.
Lawns-The very hest qua Iity, which used to SELF
at25 cents will sell now At isi cents. Some good
quality as low as etc yard.
Cha1, de Laines-Plain and figured, the very
finest plain al 20 cents, and figured at 25 cen 70 9
yard.
Ombre Berages-50 ps., worth so cents, for only
25 cents yard.
A Jew pieces Ameline Dress Goods, very nice and
!; 800 riaee. New silk--An excellent aiiboiIed
62f cents per yard sold last at 81 per yard
THE GREATEST BARGAIN YET
will sell superior silk robes, of 90 yards each
same quality sold last season at from SIS to S30
for only SIS apiece. challenge any merchant pos
, sessing judgment about silks to deny that thesl
Robes not sold al half their value. Also 9 supe.
rior article Of CoIored Poult de Robes Quilles
side stripes, very desirable colors and Designs and
e will be sold at bargain. They ere of 1ery re:
cent nportat ion of large New York reta IL estab
lishment, and were bought below Importer eosL--
Also, just received about 50 dress patterns of new
styles Fancy Silks, very handsome and cheap.
c 100 Berage, Lawn and Chally Robes, both side
stripes and double skirts. Bersge Robes % ysrda
b each, such sold last season, for Sl0 will now
j, sell for SIS dollars Chally Robes. excellent style
h very cheap. Fine Lawn Robes at only One Dolisl
il snAWLS AND DMANTILLAs.--IOOC Grape Shawl
of recent im5ortation, from up to 50 dollars. Tht
J, Five Dollar Grape Shawls. white either plain oI
embroidered. are fully worth 10 dollars.
y Silk Shawls-Piain, black aud coloIed.
Thibet Shawls Black and Mode, embroidered ant
1, plain; also. few high colOred and white Stelli
shawIs-IOo of the hsndsomest ever offered in thi
=. cily, with Moire, Brooche and Printed Borderr.
" $50 Notwithstanding every style in market
such Chantlly, Lace and Silk, embroidered anc
n pain) etc.. at very Great Bargains.
= CARPETS.--lOO pieces Of the vary latest style.
and assortment o. co Of Vely citing, Brussels
" Three Ply. Ingram, Figured. striped and Rag Car
l. pots will sell excellent quality A Carpet a
- cents per yard and do. superior figured for 81
!, cents SupeThne ply Carpet at only 1,l0 per I'D.
"a cheaper Khan anywhere else Velvet Carpets worti
I It dolls for u yard. Mating. wide for only
:, IS cents per yard An extra quality Rag Carpet f.
:, wide, for IS cents
v Very fine Hearth Rugs over two yards long fo
l. only $50, worth in reality dpis.
| now invite the Ladies and the pu1liC n genera
To examine my stock of Dry Goads, as I assure then
! | " i'll sell goods from 25 TO u per cent. cheape
N u an any other Iiouse in the city.
/, COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find il to thei
benefit TO call before purchasing, and pledge
"a myself TO sell them their stock of Dry Goods,
e chea? as they Can buy II in PhIlsdelphia or Bal
more. ALEX. HEYMAN,
apSly 1877. Main sireet, Wheeling.