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LII WIDTHS.--Medium, 6ne, and supcrfne
wtass ana priccs from The owes and
the widest and finest stylish and novel patterns
apure ALI incn' napkins, doycs towcls, &C. fe ,t
40 dozen bath towels, all tho various best kinds
New supplies the North and Esst daily n iffkFEV
The cash price marked In plain dGnxcs n ~ 3
opening accounts Al hills presented moun-
Nv COR myme ia and discontinued u mot paid
determined abolish tho systsm q letting goods 81 c
and pulling paeces ~ he h@ e
thousand hecn haahrcd
annually and adds Ator y the book ketpn ca
ducs There neither psoAa spGsnc6on No
neng people viii the acsna necessity Nm nsasdrs vhssc
large retail business IN DONE 5 aaf 4sgf .
articles, pces and fr dealing may e rsled oa IN 81
49, FEkhf
1888 t Central Sl0rcs,p wese bsldinE,
April 1s-lotdn opposite Centre Market.
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION The library, which is in the
western portion of the building has been reftted, and
the scientific works classified and arranged by
tries as make them easily accessible for consultation.
In this department the library at the mthsonian prob
ably the bsst in America and it is to be regretted that
valuable works almost crowded from the shelves
by the copyright and too often worthless trash which the
Institution s forced to receive.
The in the hall of the museum Of natural history
completed, and will be filled with collection Of
great value. "a
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NATIONAL PoRrRAIT GALLERY is to be published by
Brady, the world rcnowned Photographic who has
Establishments in this city and in New York One portrait
will be published every week. in four different sizes, with
all the merit and finish of fine steel engraving, and at
about the same price The first subject is Archbishop
Hughes, of New York u ~
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BALTIMORE AND Ono RAiLRoAD. The receipts for
March, 1858, SAL, 649 80. This decrease
pared with the receipts of March 1857 (which inau
guraton time but is sI6l275 AZ the receipts for
the month previous, showing increase of business
The measure adopted few months ago making reduc
ton Of ten per cent upon the salaries of all employees
receiving $500 per has been modified,
to limit the reduction to all salaries and above $3.50
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THE CASAL--Busness is brisk on the Canal, although
navigation has been mpeded by several small breaks II
is stated that during the first half of the present month
IS boats have arrived at Georgetown Al from Cumber
land bringing l5 tons Of COAL and the remainder from
different points with -four grain wood lime, stone, &c.
The receipts OF tolls ut the Georgetown collectors Office
for the same period amount to 81, 2O7 large fleet of
boats from Cumberland laden with coal their
way down n
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THH OrknA-Lo Trupiats is to be repeated 10 night,
with increased orchestra and full chorus, instead Of
the Parini On Saturday the Tosmore will doubtless
attract full house. ~ +.s. 81
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLEAfEN.---P
IN STEER Merchant Tailor No 4ss seventh street. has just
received bs STRING G0OH ready exhibit Them
his customers and the public Congress invited 10
walk Seventh street and the goods and Those who
have hercorc paoncd establishment need not bc told that
perfect Satisfaction guaranteed IN all both as 10 materials and
Workmanship. tFH Mar 31-2aw3wf 4
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MURDER TnIArs The trial of John Essex for killing
Owen Quigley, Pennsylvania avenue Mt the Of
9th street, the day after the municipal election in
1856 is set down to commence on Monday next. ~
;, The trial of Benjamin Ogle for killing John Webb
tthe jury having disagreed 1T the former trial. is sct
down to commence next Saturday week the Path
Instant
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r TTTELLS LIVING AGE, ENLARGED SERIES,
weekly numbers II eighty large octave sach closely
priuic chiefly made Of articles from tho Egish
quarry and monthly magazines Price 50 yearly, l2
cents for single numbers. ". ia 1.-ss I
April IL - 81 ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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PrnsoSAr. General J. r. Fletchsr,ef Minnesota, is
the National ~ q z
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GPLENDlD SCHEMES FOR NAY, l850.-GREG-
~ MAURY, Managers, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE ~ W
Of Commissioners apponea by tie
Governor fsffs s3 ", ir.rss
$50 900 -Iotsery stats O. u.kWA11
Class o. 1885, To DO drawn at wiININST0N D1r % 1e
day, MAY l. 1858 ~ tet ~ s.1.-Haa
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ELECTION on OFFICERS The Washington Hebrew Youn
Mems Society have elected the following officers josef
Joseph, president; b. Cauflnan, vice president;
Strauss treasurer Moses Sanstag, financial secretary
and s. Herman, recording secretary. I'd
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DROF MACLEOD'S boarding and day school for
young ladies', 800 street, bcs~ecn nth and 18th.
Feb # A@ -
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TuE Opp FELLOWS in this District propose celebrating
the 25th of May by procession, Grafton at the Smith
sonian Institution by VIM. H. Young d. G. NJ, of Mary
land, a dinner and in the evening Promenade Concert
at the hall of the order in Seventh street ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

14s co"eert--rhis evening our citizens will
have an opportunity of enjoying one Of the
greatest musical treats that was ever offered in
this city. NJ Formes, says the Pittsburgh
Gasstte, touches nothing which he does not
adorn, and Mr.. Perriag's notes are as rich and
mellow as afipte's The orchestra is grand, and
on the various instruments that compose it,
each performer is master.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

Carried to Jail il. an Express IVagon.--Ellen'
Cassidy, and Mary Harris, form part Of ads
orderly, drunken crowd that nightly disturbs the
peace of East Wheeling, to say nothing of the
"dignity of the Commonwealth Complaint
vas made on Friday night before Aid SicCort-
ncy, and officer scroggins was dispatched 10
bring the two women tojustice. Ihatwasimore
easily thought of Than done. The women
wouldn't go. With very little ado an express
wagon was sent for, into whichth the women were
placed, aud conveyed totheaOfice. After re-
rsiying a sentence of twenty days, they were
driven up to the Jail and their deposited.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

: Little or no Hast, Some of tho papers in
Western Virginia speak of an ABUNDANCE Of mast
4" that quarter, but the Fredericksburg Herald
says there is none of any consequence in East.
ern Virginia, In some counties it doubts
whether ten bushels acOrns, can be gathered in
the entire county. There are some chinkapips
but very few chesnuts. Z.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

Suicide Of an Engineer. Thomas Adams, a
steamboat engineer, well known in this oity.
running upon the Southern Belle, committed
suicide q few days ago, by cutting his throat
with razor. Adams was suffering from fever
at the time, and the act was committed in the,
'rexos9 Of the boat The body was inferred
at Gayoso, NO., ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

Counterfeit VtFgiaia Notes.-Th Norfolk
papers mention that several OF the counterfeit
notes, pnrportiug to have been issued by tho.
Northwestern Bank of Virginia, at Wheeling.
have been, within few days, passed in that
city. They are Of the denomination of five
dollars, aud are made payabloat JetfOrsonyille
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

Horrible 1eeiaant-on Friday last a boy
named Peter Jones, was lying sleep on the
Wilmington and GAINESVILLE railroad, when a
train came alongtand cut his head of as if 1t
had been done with an axe The boy had quar-
relied with his parents and Was running away
from home. Becoming tired he had LAID down
to take nap.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

Tie AutNmnql E2ainoz- This year the SUM
in its zodiacal progress, enters Libra on the Esd
inst, and then the astronomical autumn COM
mcnces. We haveas yetno inamations from
the South by telegraph of premonitions for the
eqinoxial Storm. which generally comes from
that quarteu, thOugh.the New York Express Of
last week once or twice spoke of winds from,
the last, assuming the, proportions of respects
BILE gale, heavy seas raging in the harbor, and
flocks of sea gullse journeying landward--
sure precursors Of, a storm. Now is the time,
then, to return all borrowed umbrellas, to take
oyercoats out of their summer layendar,; look to
abe soles of your boots, and prepare for squalls,
as the terrier dog said to the tom cat, p
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gTHE DFMOCRATIC CONFFREEs.

HAlsSIsBuRe, Sept. %. - The Democratic Con
iereess of The 9th Congressional district re-
manned in sessionsall night but without accom-
plsbing any result; 225 ballots have been5taken.
e,confereesi from Perry county for Gen.
Fetter, on every ballot The tconferees were
still in session at noon, with poor prospect for
any nomination. ig,iaaa3t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

Sport IN tho Conntry.-Autumn brings withIit
all sorts of inducements to the sportsman, for
the ennuyed, to go off to the country. The
healthfnl exhileration ola few days sport, adds
years to life as well as filling the measure of
few days pleasure. The woods are vocal with
the barking of squirrels, and tho heavy rapid
drumming fphcasants.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

lBRAsGG3S ARGTIC LIN1 IN Z,
/ This d lhens bile Eminent, apdS lie Sgrca
mass of Che afflicted OF all lands II tom
GSnesr scrofSS. sprsnS s eises I'd aii
outl aiseasss,i 81 6rsps
tSe gs 1Ga o.
erinicnres eHeeted bYit during the
ne f6slsl Publication Of
/ "a st.a ORe Rottl e TSSsl llaeaa. r.
ss A sSss. g Sfying
without by one afY bot
o. Aips laS Ss,sSs G9l 81 za
- sssI
sdFs8
is9 aastaq 1s9 tale GtlIdFefPg pa
little daagatef 81 MIS- nee ssftiHs 6H
WIS
ing t6tke 3ahIg was tbsta6tiy axtYanted,
fandtna few Wasatlh siidaq sd1
ai5 5fesas tered 7asi;a
lss Mrs Tyler oanal i66g S4f-
ed1rSn. PAininl eEdt 90 on
sus Ssno
Ia 9isi457al A HAPErkBFe Eula or. - aaiiasiIit
b sag gene Mailer q
9ntt 9s tried the arctic Thges
- ga care gsaE ~, .
6Hd being is SrSS te
sfaluFe bftaf uredBY Tie AS(c4di-
Istiis ~ m PlqaI 6nnaoI bas ,lougnsI
S Esq T.
SS91ge ~ ~ iRagssd
II eHtfa tst Ss15 ia sSi R$t snort
IthePain1was son estton sbTdises. etks VAS
ss 9sHEERY edreNt cso RAtrtata
The Blind .8S6gsE Il syiss81p4
le,
1hRd en- afflicted with lanae
degree in6ssr6nlS
eHeGti Induced 9sSD launE lhesAHGtic
apd in n9pth9sas Aserly 1ililc
81 shs tiaSs ,sF 6ifPd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

Jefferson County. Fflir-1s to be held at the
fair grounds, steubenville, Sept. 20, 80 and Oc-
tOber l. very creditable effort is making to
render this fair attractive in all departments
The display ofstoclS WILDE unusually fine, if
all come that have promised. tbs also expect.
ed that there willbe a grand parade during the
fnir of military companies and firemen. The
railroads have promisedto. be liberal on
the occasion. Persons wishing 10 visit
Steubenvilie, can do SO during the fair
by paying haIfprice. One very attractive fea.
ture Of the exhibition will be the female eques,
trianisn, liberal premiums for which are offered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

B.liqerent Fsmdlsa--On Saturday morning
Mrs Schmidt aud Mrs Ellis, the former a Ger
man woman and the latter Irish, discordant
elements of their little society, both, were up
before AID. Hamilton for fighting. It appears
that they reside in the Same house, and have to
90 through tie same door to reach their separate
soartments. Two high spirited and be1iger9nt
feminines like Mrs. S. and Mrs. 2, could hardly
he expected to live in peaceun these circum-
stances. They had u quarrel the other day,
which resulted in considerable cry, as well as
the loss of large quantity Of WOOL. Mrs. 3.
threatened to XIII Mrs S., and by way of pros
yoking her 10 battle. illustrated some point she
had made by quoting. s-sisst
1.-THE higher the monkey climbs the pole" &Ss5
at which Mrs Schmidt became exasperated, and
armed with stick, she entered Mrs. Ellis, side
Of the house, and proceeded to ply the same
vigorously upon the back ofsthat insulting fe-
male. a fight of several minutes duration en-
sued, in which Mrs. S. came out second best :
AID. Hamilton, after sitting the case, which like
all such cases, involved some difficulty in,main-
ing his motto Of equal and exact Justice, fined
E Mrs Schmidt one dollarand costs, whichrIt is
thought she would pay, out of her limited
means, rather than g6toi "shnil."'E1
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{ q 3r0lgaa 'HeaRdd54A lnlolld man named Robert

/ ~ BroEsa He4d Il nlold man named Robert
s9p, PickediEpp near the Market street sps.
pension bridge, on Saturday night, with bro
SSenllhead he said he had been wayiaidi and
ASSAULTED, butt was.ye y8dfhull and Nc rather
incline to thefopinion That he stumbled and fell
into the stone pile whore he sas found bleeding
and moaning 9 with his siiyery hair all clothed
with gore The sight was enough TO Shake ones
faith in the purity the Liquor sold at,some of
our drinking houses. The old man man looked as
if laoSFing under the effects of deleriunl ire.
mens.gs "a yi4 .5as5Iai sssls tSlIsa sais
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

SfAPLE 4 HoUsEkEEPING GOODS Our stack Of these
very large, val be sold at loE prices, ana
consists of pst1ask Table Linens and Linen
and
NY. VRter Twist do, Lonsdale, Eewingtoii, Ark
wright sharker Mls, James Steam Mills; and
English Long Cloths ppenedsi-7 ~ g1sZ -
sep6 - ssi.lElsREII, &EsWEEARESGEN.i
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BUSINESS NOTICES. d
\ p.nrr. - -. !.


e sd1 PARKEgsBuRG, Va, Sept 10Th 1853.
IL a s. 1eaas-Llear two years
since; and during a long time before, suffered
much from q diseased Liver, together with
general arrangement of my disgestiye organs; 5
when friend, who had been using, in his fanii-
y, for long time, your Liver and Ahti!bil-
llons Pills induced nue. TO try them. Ondoibg
50 4 found that less than one boxnearly iremov-
ed all symptoms of my disease / have contin-
ued to use them in sInal Yer quantities, occasion-
ayY and in less than two months felt entirely
relieyed.y After Contracting a severe or eyenIa !.
slight cold 4 have sometime disco my Liv- .
er becoming inactive, but have always found i
'thattone or twoldoses of yonr pillsweuld, s.1pts
only restore action to my liver, but, If taken in
time, would also remove the worst kindly
"cod." Itherefore take care toYhave supplys
on hand -both-a home and when travelling. II
find nothing whatever nnpleasantl from the use
of them no nausea nor any other disagreeable
Understanding that you are always pleased to
to learn the effects your 's.lLiver and anti
billions Pills, y inscases Of long standing, send
youths as tue result of my experience init
use oflthenl.. Respectfully yours n
DR.. A. S. Todd's pills, are forssale BY dealers
generally. throughout the country, II d.
Logan s. Co, Genl. Agents, Druggists, Wheel
ingTYtVa. sli2zs ~ va - nos s.Lt4
3. SEE yertisement Of Dr.. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column. ssilEl.fR3 ya9as's
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THAN 500, OOOBOITLES
SOLD IN THE! A.tg xsaY
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE Y Ia a II - q ,4

TINE RESTORATIVE. OF PRoF.Eo WOOD, FOR RE.
M storing and has
parts 81 the 1ad IRON she most to prove
you cannot doubt read also the following:
rHE H4n-Peopls have for centuries been afflicted
with bald heads and the only remedy, heretofore known,
has been these a5omnabe wigs recent discoysry
Professor Wood these fast dispensedSh,
but great many Sill Patronze ten because they
have been SO often imposed upon by Hair TONES Of differ
quest that they will try again, for in Woods Restora
bald, used the article short time and her head Is
now SSanplsSsly with Che tinsst and
was Eapdly falling Sq restored in
It is also without doubt the articles for keep.
ing the hair in good condition, It. soft glossy,
my t6 ali lis TINT hair Is heirto. sssss
IS the uty of every to improve their personal a.
doing every viii admit that q beautiful head Of
halt ether " man or an object much to be d.
To obtain such considerations ER0m0n's Adoocdte,
Philadelphia. ..sqtss s gtts 8 @ ;s7ssl I
10 .ss OosaooroS, Ohio, Nov, IL, 1885,
selling Hair the last for one IF
your ss @ NJ e*Ps
tain agency the state some State IN the
am Ssers Z oti1 siaI to u. tie Gitsd
States, for hdir Ihaye been engaged IN the
for the hairs hut have found tntre
the y organs sstp Is
s y ~ rep ss % In The
sls 80 Yours truly iii. sTooKMAN
WAILASp, Mass, Feb. 8, 1851.
PROF. o.;J WOOD & oo.-tients: Having realzed the
good effects your Hair Restorative wish to state, that
finding har growing thlS as web as gray, in
duced, from what Tread and eare the article pre-
pared you, promote It's growth change its color
in youth, both Of 1t has effected completely.
In the operation have used nearly three hotties
NJ Yours de-, II ~ JAMES FRANCIS. .
%. j. WOOD CO., PrOpretors, 812 New York,
On the blishmenD andl14 Mar
keE ST., st. Louis, Mo. ~. ffij5= u szs
dee8- ,t-x4wIS ~ s s 80 iy1s=smI
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Bnss ect.f "a tlt5rS Syy q r,eni,I.r,7

inst sseceENtng4anslp OXYa q pcniIJs3s
TNTE would heE 70 inform patrons,
w and the that we have just received
our Fail and Winter approved
styles of Cloths oasslmsEes and All
up order thu latest and
best manner, at short notice. is.,{f- li.ss.z
We have also large and full Of Cent? Fur
nishng Goods such Shirts Iain hite fancy; SIX
Cotton and aerno Under Half Hose
Gloves, Ties SIX and Hanhkert
ohietsS H Of Which sell The cash .
Hcess 9t stnr4 roons, strest.i t
8 sepIa = WHEELER LAX N AIerehapt TaNors.
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.9EIRSET 49, sT0ak

u > u =
CIR Is N ID "A II II r. "A GzTsES1 MI!
HAVE just from the Eastern with we'll
Il selected stock, of DAeR 81 FANG Y. GOODS
as sever hr6ught tosFhef My stock consists Of
Shbks5Daek well Fancy, aEtong which, wl[.be
founda very good Black SIX only 50 cts. and
fancy, very nice, atSI1E csnts.5s ~ -
low; especial attv13n1 W0u direct to my stock of os
well rounded Stella, Chenille Shawis, square
and long, sBrbelIes etc.s' - III 81 h x "a
CLOAK0tt the yeEy ntnst styles, from the lowest the
highest prices tile EuEenia entirely new
besaVprecIated = -
EsiRRo variety, such as Collars. III
Swiss Cambria and Marseilles Sleeves Canbric BaudS
Edgngs and 1nsertings, etc having purchased lerge
of Sleeves and Uoarsin lots, New York Auction will
be able tossft them extremely low NJ AZ II 81 =
BONNET RtBB0Nss sEpchesil Fancy Straw jumps, Bon
nets, the Chenille Bonnet something entirely
new, 1HtI cell thnn my house in Wheeling.
CALICeES, Muslps TcknR everything ia the wayof
DOMESTIC Goods o1et at lowest figures.
MEMS WARBNa Merchant Tailor gTrif1miDEs, / have
the stuck house in Wheeling and invite
at Wholesale and retail. q & - - LifS5l5
Don't forget, Black SILK at only so cents Kid Gauntetts
Slightly damaged, 3II6 cents. ISAAC PRAGER5 W
tsepl6 3 - e 3t 123 Main Street. Union
a4Is5s.iis - :. ;yNOTICEf.eq sai5 6s.A
ESFEofrm of Sheppard Morgan this day dtssotsed
by mutnal Tue bushes Of the firm VII be
settled ShepPSrds ndebtedto til Arm are
respectfully call payment, and those
having against will please spresen lie r
= q I
1855 Z +. .CHAS. K0RC4AN: +
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IGETAa. lIO.IeGAN. I

z
TXTHOLESALB AND RETAIL Manufacturer of Saddles
Frdles, Harness and Trunks and aftI-
public that he has opened Adn ST. Market
Alley, where hesw be glad any persons wanting
any of the aboveartces. As he intends work
and sell ut fatprices he hnpea Obtatn liberal
puhl Particular attention paid ordered
M6rs, And Eepniring done with dlspatoh. ssepls.L
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RE 8 Us j JIEIlI q q 10 Is

StIk f4i1 a lNleIsIRfHSe
-
l1S14ogoSfaphS AMI br0bYTe Sahe-
~ ~ y Ii y ~ 8 8 ~ IS 6
rrSI1E an, hi b. i ~
nesses, Snus o. 81
~ -, - ~ q q 3 81
4 IT, s. q Il N "a g 81 81
- Ss
WHEELING PAIACE@G1F AE3E..
tnttans no. 49, NJ al &c sSts, u lew doors
80 x f-t5I al bow 8 M Sfflross, T. ~ 4 81
pARrRIDeR has for. month, nj II u,
-
work fayc dared to take any notice OF sse -
The public are Invited the
NO" lanstns at inc Post
badness Of outline and api.b Il ~.
just recelveda Msnua5th Instrument by which ike
nesss g s if slFe gan De made: ~. 4 set4
80 4,5z,II! e q q saglI
90 ~ ~ ~! C.GIO4lls 4IYN stsd1ekG.i ~ =
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1''faehdsingl Prices 81 grain Gorrscte9daily
5-7FlopgF Extra. s., 90; Family ,75. Wheat
GOAL, o. Oats e 4oa45. Barley 5Fime 55a6o
g .55ae9 % Rye Flour Corn Meal 65a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27

- .Ghlldren's Fancy Caps.5
LARGE assortment Of Youths, ChIdren's and Infants
IA Caps, just opening AYery's FASH
topeble Hat and Cap stove, Main ST. Wheeling, Va
lseplsr, -. ,sls.f S. AVERY.
VNH0S HUGHES has received, this season. finest
- most extensive of piece goods,
brought to the city. Bep15-Im
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TINE RESTORATIVE OF PROF.To. j. WOOD, FOR RE.
Il storing hatrperfecy and permanently never yet
had rival Volume after volume might he gyenitrom all
parts of the world and from the Intelligent prove
that u Is Geect tAtorGtire; the circular and
you cannot loubt; read also the following: NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27
Wheeling Agenov for tl1a Annan

wheeling Agency Tor The Amer-
5s 81, lean Watch a1g
T. SCOTT takes pleasure in announcing to the ci-
e. Szens Of Wheeling and vicinity that he hasbeen np
pointed wholesale agent for the sale
Mandatory Of the American Watch Company H.
Mass The good quality these few years
LET at my stQre, lG7a Main rtreet will, receive prompt
auentlon %. sens
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-27
FOR THE I,AsDIES ~ =

OAYNB CO., have received lot Of Fancy Hair Pms
which are taking the place OF Hair Dresses they are
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701D3Y MORNING, SEPT. q, 1868.
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NKTOODEH WAREAa u stock Just received consist
in part Of Buckets churns Tubs, Keelers, &C.
factureFs prices. ', J. a. METoALFaaz
augE4s tasl, u ttt sta Isl esi No. Sc Main St
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