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Fort OF New York. Mnrch 81, 1858.

CLEARED.
ship " Morris, Jackson san frsncisco-rsppan star
Ship orpbaus rom) Vessels, Bremen-HennInss, Muller
BARK suerdag csorw) Ericsson, Rivs yuneh Molnete
BARK y Dcmins, Higgins, Pass ana marnet-cornns,
Bsrs / Carver, cousens, csrdenss-H Broosmsa
BARK Jos rsh Banyard, cardenas-A Horn,
Bsrs h impersSoP, Hubbard, RichnondEw Kissee
srs boM & ta:r sSo sGn'' 100
Brig Minnie Ihompson Shars.,on. sccready. aou Co.
sr knScr s 4 JOHN sssr on
scn Kate stewart ssber Chsrle.ton-scrsnton Tall.
scsr p Martin. oSsri Elizabeth CIV Williams.
sesr Sag. townsend RlShmond"van Brant siash 0'A
schr ColgN1e, Iowden Bslumore-Msiiler Lord cie-
Ss.EJ RsyDor Rsy yr PhIlsdsIps 4 " Mckee.
sesr gi%sn, 6roweh sosionDsw iswis 1co
s nops Sma Av ssxpdT as Kenny
schr u wIileii Baker, RrI.toi-T Kenny
Steamer Flirsbetn. Mclaughlin Baltimore.
Steamer Delaware. Copcs Phiadelpna
ARRIVED
sesmship jamestown, Parrish Richmond AZ. with nadss
snd pnssengers 10 Ludam Peasants. 24b inst I'm, on
Hog Island spoke ship Scotia OF baltimore, bound In 10 Cape
shb star . hort Of sewsuryporp, Parsons. CAinoha
s'aoSs Soy "a Hampton Roads With ssc% 70 sSs
om csncs 1d. FOO ar sew n' 00"''
lsrk MAJOR Nsr:on nh Gerr9, rc,oa, u days Win c9al
inst ion e picked % Br schr Dart q Lanonburs
hsspszed before reported by pilot boat George seern
bfir m Weeks tof Roctisndl Robbns FStarso, PR
Rerncgri Beach and 20 on sunday last after as
ss not received any d'sSs sm Of Sy
scis Z strong Isconb baltimore, . days
rn9s r ssIy sIR%r New Bedford @ Norfolk
Sohr David Cox, Cornish Barnstabie for Albany
Schr Charles CoOfnbs, Taunton.
eeht Mary Eniiy. Berry, Marblehsad
sr szasshp b Raso T,p p sr Ess5eh CITY NJ
sclr opder, French, Providence
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We have ptruscd letter from Colonel Johnston 70 n
neDt " this city dated a. Camp Scott February SIS,
end have beer permitted 70 maze some extracts tncre
from.
oe Colonel had reos, 81 no Communication from the
rovcrrneni Of aier dAie than nc t Of O,.ober 1851,
and usty compaiDs that tbe mall oonira'tos tase more
nAI nrse months 70 carr the mails 70 tah, when their
ccStrst requires them " deliver there monthly and
NJ .s1s"l send nothing hyfrral, should anything
C pubic nAtsrc b otherwise thar by expfeaS
Sotwiths.zBeEg Tie destruction o. part Of Tie 1su
~kch bAded ~itb prov ops ssd o.bsr supplies
essay Tor H. Ioops aud N so o. Ne ob-tAe- which
sill prc--pssd themselves Colonel Johnston did aban
he ror- NJ r,acanr ~ sat axe CYty without hst
unl ster the ternc storm cf the on OF November We
quite from his letter
On TIE en- November The march vas resumed, and
Thar commenced the storm Of and wInry cold rack
tns the bones OF men and starving our oxen and
mules and horses, already half starved They died on
we've their numbers that from camr 70 camp only four
rye miles, many days were required bring them
~ wa, hscos'y 70 sse , time . rect the AMI
fod. IN he way nfteen days we're consumed IN making
y i've mcs to tbs place The nearest and best place
srvs for The animals The struggle, then, amidst
sni Arctic cold the thermometer sixteen below zsro)
place Of safety. any doubt existed before this
storm u Toe pruprety rsking the troops the
ns before Is before spring, or Of the ability 70 accom-
gen DE march. he DESTRUCTION amongst our draugh ami
tAs ne ne essty Of saving al the oxen left for food
sven capable q turfbeT exsrtpp, dspellei thai
~soshs snd solved the question
Inc som SEicb Co. COok encountered the Sweet
~-ier ono go through the south Pass destroyed more
fhsa ha o. his houses and larre number ~ he lies
49, ~ i-l Ooth ioi tbom. w. that hsh raE0
much righcr Ian where were. the cold nv, have
been much more Intense THAI experienced by us ard rs
~ni'nth prosuue, perisaea manly from colo.
have the Satisfaction say that 10 nrivaio-s OF be
r1srrh were endured BY odce-c ans rron -.so. coz,
plant pcrhapr might iustlyssy with ,hssrf1l
Bess Tho troops are n the heath saf en- tttlp The
winter thus FAR has not rctn rigorous a. n rrev;
often he daily Instruction o. ttc trooas Inoy haze
proved Themselves 10 be hardy enough fr any servcc
20 oniy-as msty ~ thirty ies---haye been fros
buer but oar scouts bivoua9, whon necessary 'n
tfs pssses wsh0ut tIHcrrg
No. Irr. sffafr ne .r4a 4
lions manifest Intentions that they viii longer SUB
st % The government. n any government bot tier
osn Tire pror'e cr the trIrc fnrs' GOV trtr1 % a
~ patton IS "a L. y.C basc g0yer-r 20 erect
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sehr " Bene tet Curtis New Haven for Virginia
scir Rpgfo,d, lockwood with sugar from brig Ann
Weeks lately ashore a. bsrnegat
Echr nannaeeue. ferrir, with sugar from brig Ann
Weeks lately ashore st BarDesal
Sebr Eslhenbevx, Fslk-pberg from he came
Schr Banper. Krow n ~ ON The same
Sloop Thomas Hull Hull, Pr,vi -nce
sloop Amer,ca, Reynolds Providence.
Staanev Wsafohesfer CLARK prov1depce
Steamer A Bowman. clark, Providen,a
i,teauier Osccota, smith, New London.
BELOW.
A large ship.
SAILED.
Ships Fly ing Dragon, San Frsncsoo Cnls4or Ijvovrof
bsrks Homer Bnsnos hyres; Iva, st fhomas DexlSs
Para; II Won Paulo (Dutchl -.
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Movements I'm Real Estate.

by a. B'eecker, Son Co
lot on side OF i7th ST. s75 feet east Of 9Th av ~ 800
lot do. do adjoining .......... 400
BY wu. H. Franklin.
lot on ID av., beas 7Sth St, 2sIiOS ....... 100
BY Adrian II. Muller
lot on 10th av near 35th st.. "a sxl0o, subjectto
Cover right. ................ 30
houses ana lots aoth s. 10Th aSxsss 200
One fourth interest in Nos. 81 and 80 Macdougal st.
subject 10 dover right. $50
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- from INC ieateoworta llmes March ~
Yesterday morning the following companies eft the fort
"a route for Ctsh;-Com.zry II, Capt. Hendrickson:
Company Z, Lieut.. J. A. Smiih-bo.h companies OF the
sixth mantry; also two companies OF cavalry command
ed ~ IenS ps aud Taylor This body OF troops out
339 4 al, intend ovcrtking Col dodman escort the
supply usnier col Johnsions Command from Fort IArs
ME 1hn supply train consists Of loo heavy laden va
CONS, Rni II thought that the Mo-nons Intend making
nsht ~ al they WILL enaeavor cut on the tram Othsr
hooes OF ucccs VIII soon DC under way for CtAh from
whch place we may soon expect 70 bear interesting
exciting
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The Proposed Increase In the Army.
ITO THE KpIroR OF THE HERALD.

HiifNoRS, March 70, 1905
10 interesting, view Of the manifest indisposton OF
Congress 10 increase the army, 10 institute compar
sea between the cost Of maintaining regular and volunteer
troops No ned For this purpose Ihave awaited myself
Of IN ohcsJ report Of General N. Towson, Paymaster
General Of the Army TO General Glass; Secretary Of War;
and by Kim submitted 70 Congress the 22d Of March,
ls3sAe time, You recellect. when the Florida war
raging. copy from SprAgues history Of the war
ABSTRACT or xxYESss UNITED STATES rxoops, vOluS-
rxfRs AND MILITIA.
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ed h their midst, NOT loyal 70 rather NOT acknowledging
sny Dependence upon, or allegiance %, the federal go
vernnent- and vhat 10 not less mpoitc and entirely in
compatible with institutions, 70 aew them 10 epgrAf
their social organ upon ouxs, and make part Of
our system, with tbs vigor and foroe 70 compel
them 70 submit This b due 70 DE dignity and honor Of
the government
hope every effort win be made 70 forward the spring
supplies early, under sufficient guard of mounted men
Tor the guard Will be needed and also 10 for ward the
supplies for the rest Of the year.
From the Kansas Ledger, March Is
An express a Fort yesterday trcr,
toionei Johnston, requesting that supplies ammunition
and more mon be sent him immediately They will start
this morning is very evident ina. Colonel Johnston
and his command in dangerous position and unless
his force Increased speedily he may be everpowered
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NoT-The above calculations arc for Q company Of nifty
priyates Of each description of troops fully oicered
N. TOwSoS. Paymaster General U. S A.
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1888.
In connection with the subject General Towson re.
marks
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droessa; schr Jshn Hamilton Rowe, Gloucester.
NEW LONDON March q Orr steamer Decatur, Gear.
NYork for norwich schrs Harriet smith Kelly, And fsls
graph Roser- EBsdtora for sygrk Jane ally r,snss s
ISEwPoRf, March T. sPx-sa bark ANGEL. Drsyer. ~
mer from Provdcstc Mobile 2sh An schIr EvirA De-
vie from Eochporp Norfolk, ssm Hall rsdscford from
Tsuplon NY .loop oregon. Rhodes from rfosp. New
NEW BEDFORD, March a-Arr sioop Oregon, Rhodes,
NYork Sid schrs Adams, Adams BAitmore; sp'endh,
Es% n%vEs March bark pani webster ward,
Turks Islands port; schr Buck Combs Quay
1TriII IA March -Ar ships Phi sdclphi., Pool
ami JunIata wilson Liverpool schrs Native American Dir
on Neyhuryport Leaning Smith Wareham Mary rletch
err Crosby, Passport Sarah Benson NBsiford; northern
tInner rej,on d.; fonsise Croweli apd II seymour,
N,-on! n Bester Edwards, fYork C1d ~eauskip hos.
Ion Seilew Nyors shp Western Ocean civilian, Noricsns
Tnba Ann Ersbetb Tsylor ives Indies; s~l-s Leaning
Smith NYork; woodruff Sims, Fnson Rosou Hammond
smih Nyork while Foster, Newburyport Iss Engilsh
PORTLAND March 2,-cYd sr,gs Martha Washington, Al
dsrscn. and lilie NILS Putnain. Havana =
PROVIDENCE. March 2t-Arr Curie~, Williams
Nfork schr John IS Holmes CGmpselL Ehzaon-spgrt n
Ilaleck Fi,abehpor' 50 schr Presto Hurley Phiate
pha ter Machss according to Winds sloop BacEsona $500
RICHMOND March barr sch- sesman's Pride. Her
RdcRP0RT sarci Is sid brig Tsrgent Heunst, cherl,s.
inu, ISM scbrs Ocean Hefad, clifford StVtnna1 wWby
power wiiard DO; hiauisyar ioag, BuimoT" ish h's
sAvkNSfH March o. Arr bark Maria Morton, Rulscy.
Nlork Cid Br baik Ceceia Williams Barc9 nai sch hS'o
WIN NaroN, SO March 22-t-r sshr lewis iuden-
Rason ga inc stan'v simpson; L r sm n Co0rsr ,ud
Lucy L. SHARP, eh1rp, NyOrk.
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MASONIC DIREorORY.

ohio Lodge No IOI.-Mests Masonic Hall
s'faer Market an Onroestreets the . and tir Non
u'y yevennssof each month. G. ". stSTs, w NJ; ALss.
eHtsr tapgARia, Secretary.
heeitua ledge No. 12s Meets as above on
nc 7't and third Thursday evening, each MONTH F. A.
'.sSINiSaER,w. ~; S. " Pearson, Secretary
"aeeitnE Union Chapter Ne. n0-IIeets as
va tAs '5coH sionlA5 evening of eaehmonth. W.
SCOTT, H. p $. ". Psarsoa, Secretary.
+" asettns EncauaPneat No. I.-Meets a
s''NeoR The o'ls Monday syslIng of each mouth. W.
ALS7inS,
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CHURCHES or WHEELING

Information Of visiting the city, we pub.
ih the following list Of te different Churches, and their
me and place Of meeting If there are any mistakes,w
yilmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
s. Nq!th eos Eisecpa'ioi' Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev T. T. PERKISs Rector; morning services 1o6
clock, evening !.
S. J'tH'' htseopaf0l Main street between First and
second, Centre Wheeling, Rev J. H SMITH, A. NJ, Rector
seryiees-StorninE 10Y; afternoon So; nightly.
First Pres6ye'fGn, REy. r. H. WEI, Pastor, Fourthst
e'yeen Monroeana
tf''% webster street, between Main and
"sLAe Uen're wheeling services morning and evening
l"t'd ire5Sgte5G Filth street. between Chestnut and
rallert sts South Wheeling Rev e Woops Pastor seryI
morning ana evening.
Fourth Pres5yterfo, ReyA PAUL., Pastor, NIainstree
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LING. ". -THURsDAY MoRNING. JUIlY- b.
TFIE INTEI4LIGENCER.
RFonl DougIaa IerFoId,s vylt nna ILu1noF.

Wonlen. and sear,iiors. With wopsp.a as with
warriors, there's no robbery--alrs conquest
I lfedsoT.-7Treasonis like diamond; there's
nothing TO be made of it by the small trader.
Tho sloeetest p3um.--In all the wedding cake
hope is the sweetest ofthe plums. 6,5e.s
a broken cdargcter.-The character that
needs law to mend it is hardly worth the tink-y
ering.
d land Of plenty.-Earth is here so kind,
that, just tickle her with hoe, and she laughs
with harvest.
Second marriages I've heard say wedlock's
like wIne-not to be eproperly judged of ill the
Damp sheets. TO think that two or three
yards of damp flax should SO knock down the
majesty ofIpanl !.-;-a
d Gerry rogne--H Had he to cut his ueighbor's
throat, he'd first sharpen his knife the church
marble.
Je.celsi--Its my belief that, when women
was made, jewels were invented only to make
her the more mischievous
Meeting trouble halt-aeay.-Some people are
so fond ofill-lpck that they run halfway to
1ies's Rearts-Men,s hearts! Do what you
will, the things won't break. doubt if even
they'll chip.
Il 'oe9ding go'en;-After all, there is some
thing about a wedding gown pretticr than any
other gown in the world
Il binding promise. He kissed her, and pro-
missed. Such beautiful lips! Mans usual fate
-he was lost upon the coral reefs
Description Of el--Jerrold.-'That
lscoundrel, sirl Why, he'd sharpen his knife
upon his fathers tombstone to kill his moth
er!'
Ghqrqcter.-C Character's like money /; when
you've great deal, you may risk some; for, if
you lose it, folks still believe you've plenty to
| spare. I'D, @
A Golden Ru7e-Fix yourself. .upon the
wealthy. In a word, take this for q. golden rule
through life-neyer, never have friend that's
poorer than youself. - 80
Forced Kao,OIedge.-Its odd how folks will
force disagreeable knowledge upon us-crab-
apples, that we must eat aud defy the stom-
ache.
Ifaids and a0iees. Women are all alike
When they're maids they're mild as milk; once
make 'em wives, and they lean their backs
against their marriage certificates, and defy
you. saa sss-T
Womaa's Lore for Dress.-Asls woman to a
tea-party in the Garden of Eden, and she'd be
sure to draw up her eyelids and scream, 81
can't go withouta new gown" ea
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CAPT. EsrABRook. of the schooner Cameo,
from Gartlenas for Portland, Me-. during fit of
Manchester, N. h, and wounded several sea-
men.
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OLD MEN's FRIENDsHIP. Willis pays n high
compliment to old men, in one of his Idlewld
Letters After quoting an interesting letter
from the venerable DR.. William Battle, the poet
physician of London, he says:
"Men differ, Gf asked at fifty years of .age,)
as to what has most pleased and flattered them
in life and may take the liberty to say, per-
haps, (while thus turning over ono of the
brightest of the gold links in my chain of mem
ores,) that of all in this world which has seemed
to fall naturally to my lot, nothing has lain so
sweetly close to the tear-fountain at my heart,
as the love which have experienced from old
men. It has been neither chance,founded nor
rare. Years ago, | blessed God, that in every
land to which / travelled, there awaited me
grey haired friendship and blessing. The sub
dued tenderness the disinterestedness. the visa
care and counsel, the cheerfulness with its touch
of melancholy, and the ripe aud safe goodness
of such friends, made them always seem price
less to ne-treasnres to find anywhere. The
one whom we have lost from Idlewild was one
of these-dear old Friend Sands, the Quaker,
whom we found living near MS when we came.
His white locks and his world-purilied sadness,
best smile are, STILL part of the hallowed pres
ence of the place. Weremember and love MIN,
in these walks andwoods.-s slortied spirit though
he now is-with familiar and unabated affec-
ton. do not know how poetry and philosophy
can be blind TO the fact, that in such fading
evenings of life there glows the dawn of the
heaven beyond. Old men seem already angels"
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORS

FtrsiHia" lodge No. s.-Meets every THURSDAY
evening atte Hail. corner OF Market and ouinSv
'Aat' NJ I.tL n c.; 3. " Carr, Secretary.
-, Sr"nkt'n ,kt'n Lodge No. I3.-NIeets as aboveevery
uoniaY evening DAVID BAvHA, n. G.; Tfllian p.
Y, S,isl5sy, Secretary.
w1. Tell Lodge No. 3s.-Meets a.aboveevs.
Is Wednesday evening. WILLIAM HEtrrR, N G.; Josn
S'6dae Secretary.
,wLeeIiug Lodge No. 5O.-Mee.s as abov. every
Saturday evening. . every
VO Potrs, N. G.; John TAo5urs, Secretary.
P'nOln Lodge No. SS.-Meets as above every
ff'''y evening JOS HAssLr, N. G.; John L. Kas.geR,
Secretary.
". Tell Enca'nPment No. 3 9.-Meets as
oFe 'aa second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
aaath. jouS BAoER, c. P; oiTs. LiacE, Scribe
AbrRH'S EncRmPment No. l,-Meets as
sae Hrstaad .tira tuesday evenings each month
W. fAT-oR' o P; GsoBlird, ,Jr, Scribe. lIareA IS.
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TC CORRESPONDENTS

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising or other f.
ntnca business OF the lutecncer, should be addressed
he proprietors.
haHd be addressed the Editors jointly, either
them.
Correspondents writing for publication will please write
oav one side OF the paper.
observance Of the above will greatly obge us
ND serI prompt attention to correspondents than
eym II rtacrwlse receive.
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TIIil LAW or NEWsPAPERs.

-Subscriberswh not give express notice the
'ry considered wishing to connueiher subscrip
ions.
IF subscribers order the dsconnuaRce of their peri
Heals publisher ay connuet send them untilall
Garages paid.
ST subscribers neglect or refuse to take their perod
;as cas which they directed, they held
s=ponsbic have settled the bill and ordered them
irlntinued.
LII subscribers to other places withoutinform-
publish and the papers sent to the former de
cct;oD, Ii ~ Al, held responsible.
5-THe have decided that refusing to take period
sl-iramthe Office, removing and leaving them uncaed
~ O. NriEtd tIoid evidence of Intentional fraud.
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Womaa's Lore. for Dress.-Asls woman to a
tea-party in the Garden of Eden, and she'd be
sure to draw up her eyelids and scream, 81
canitgO withouta new gown. 500 m
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Sheppard and Morgan,

Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE r. AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
No. 1S1, lfaip st. Corner Of Union.
II AVE now on hand large and complete assortment OF
III all articles line consisting Ladies and GEN
temen's Saddles fine Harness Frame and
Wood Trunks and Vaces, Carpet Bags Satches, Upper
Leather, Hogshn, Hair and Wool Collars Whips, Hames,
Saddles Of and quality om the lowest
rate to the best style of English shaftoe.
frame Trunks and Yalces, superior article
and unsurpassed strength and durability
single and double Harness Othe best style; Stage,
manship.
large assortment Carpet Bags and every
variety Of material and pattern.
ordered viii be furnished promptly and no ef-
fort will be spared to merit continuance of public fe
'Glo novi7 i've Us = can SHEPPARD MORGAN.
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WHEELER & LAKIN,

WHEELER q IAK4N,
(Successors to ,L 81. lStaLLlnGn)
M E r C. III ID N T. T d L o r S /,
No. 3 Washington HAIL.
WHEELING, VA.
again resuming business in this city, would very
respectfully to dfends as we'll th9ss
predecessor that now receipt of FAIL
AND WINTER STOCK OF Cloths, oassmeres, Vestings,
Gentlefnen's Furnishing Goods, &c., sc.
In calling attention our stock, would state that
knOto the largest and 6etere 1t to be the 6ef
most desirable of anyreceiTed by any similar estab-
lishme In the city Isl
soliciting continuance Of the patronage soiberaly
sure patronize usthRt the envabe reputation the
house the quality Of goods and accuracy
of it shall he fully sustnined. sep22-Iyu .
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j AS. M. DILLON
lO2 NIAR KET STR EET.
Just Received and Now Open.

Just Received and Now Open.
" L take pleasure In informing friends patrons
w the public generally that Just received our
Spring stool. Of CLOTHS, CsASSLJEERESE 4 TES7YNffS
together with general Gents Furnishir
GOodsall OF which will sell prices times
We only ask call feeling confident that You
stock will be satisfied that either
in the style quality of the goods offered
know that stock consists of fashionable Goods AID
Cheap G0oZS and We prepared to make them
der in style second to either the
mountains aud at short notice, Nc.
1O4 Main st. WHEELER d -I.AEIE
apl2 Merchant TuIlors
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GREAT ATTRACTION,
I'M CENTRE wHRETING


TOHN ROEMER having recently removed to his new
= store room, No 50 ALain street. right opposite MTu
Zanes residence, Centre Wheeling, and having
Of the largest and best store In tho city,
tire stock OF goods which for quantity quality style,
be SURPASSED by any es5ablisment Of the
mountains, therefore takes pleasure in inviting his friends
offer rare Inducements to iTnhastrs In the Of
great reduction in prices Owing to the laeness Of tho
he has hoUEht goods At neaTy ha the usual
prices and will sell them at nearly ehal what hayo
TO elsewhere therefore, Ladies' do not delay but coce
at once, and examine for yourselves and you ALL DO
disappointed For instance, he viii stll good laEns for
6 CentE ne Jaceonct Lawns worth IS I2 cts
lies, Delanes, Bareses, Chinizes Brats, at nearly
half their usual Bonnets tie largest and bget selee
ted stock Of Grape silk, Straw Hespotan and Mems 6nd
ChdTen's Hats and Flats IN the city at greatly reduced
prices and Thousands of other aTtietE Too 10
mention but IN fact Of the compsie stoeEs Ct
Dry Goods in the city, therefore advise all who in
search Of handsome goods, and b money, give
early cali IT No %, Northwest corner Of sialH
Biddle-Sts. JOHN R0EMER,
uly5f Ceutrn Wheeling.
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laids and Women are all alike
When. they're maids they're mild as milk; once
make 'em wives, and they lean. their backs
against their marriage certificates, and defy
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