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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

E9R IOBACC0NfSTs --Oil Bitter Al
monAs, tsfi Cloves. OIL Cinnamon. OH Winter.
erseD, OIL Anis, III Peppermint, I'll sassafras, Oil
gsEaway. Sweet OF. Machine ~, 0um Arabic, Gtns,
hp,ee- OF al kinds superior Branding Paints, Var
goDEKER. Druggist
jem No 10 Mae 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

WA istas;. Those IN want Of Sub
stsn,saf ssfeAt and farm WAGONS, can preeur.
HM k1MM0
le26 GenJ Ag't We, Penitentiafy.
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#@lSlI TO purchasr IS CONF efens Fen ais
CQ1a. without ipcnua trance. and ara willing :,
is 2s--ss Wy - IffwIs ID npPN.uAw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

YyO MAKE GOOD LOAF BREAD,
J. Use sempls,s Infallible Baking Powder.
To make Cos d Biscuit.
! Use sempies Infaliible Baking Powder
Use sempie's Infsllib,e Baking Powder
To save one-hs the Lard commonly nssd In Pastry.
BisCusits, &C,
To save Tima, Labor and Expense,
Use Semps's Intallible Baking Powder.
60 JOHN w GAkLiCks
Sole Proprietor. Richmond. Va
,r,,srs prize 81 cents. je -
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OLD DOMINION BOTTLINa EsTAB-

~ LISHMENT, Gotta STaEEF,
Between Main AID Franklin, Richmond, Va.
:. MASON co, Manufacturers Of Improved
Filtered Mineral Waters. and Bottlers Of Lon6on and
Philadelphia Porter. Smiths XIX Ale. Chamt agne
ti-er, ESQ faVorably ticed the Dispatch, of
Wednesday and Lager Beer
sB- Country orders promptly forwarded to any
tnff ka fata
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A THO II9--CONTlNUED ADDITIONS

al I NU IIT--CUNTINUED AUDITIUNS
"A OF SUMMER STOCK, consisting of a full snp-
ply OF Coats rants and Vests of the latest styles;
also Furn hing Goods desirable goods for the
therl such as light CTayats. Ties, Stocks Linen
H.ndkei Oh eIs Thread and Silk Gloves Ganza Me
rino and silk Shirts and Drawers &c IN an,icipa-
ton of light trade in the CITY this ason my stock
wa- yer- carefully sci. cted and made up and mark
ed at very low prices for cash. Soliciting an exaui
nation of NY stock by all whohave not yet supplied
themselves. hoping to suit their tastssin styIa.
quality lit and price, tender sincere thanks to my
liberal pStronE. ID GOODMAN
Je No lI9 Main It.
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WATER CO0LERS.--The best and
w most spprosed Water coslerson hand and for
ss,e low : {. J X K0nT } DENNY.
HARDWARE. Cutlery, Ac:. zos Matn q.
Sie3 Is above the Banks.
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VFrICrI NIOIIWUNU q Da N LIIF-H X 90,
JUNE Is, 1885,
THE coupons of interest on the Bonds
OF this Company, payable in New York on the
LIST July, will be redeemed at the Union Bank that
city in all the month of July and ut the Office OF
the Company, when presented. with current rate Of
Exchange THOS w BROCKENBk0UGH,
Je I6-d&cwIm Treasurer.
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CT. CHARLES HOTEL
CORNER MAIN AND WALL SITS,
.----- kIUH MtlND. VA.

The undersigned have leased the above Hotel for
term of years and now fully prepared TO receive
their friends and the pubiic They intend 10 make
the ST. Charles. in all respects. comfortable aud
| agreeable IL its patrons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

TINKHAM's
= CELEBRATED
GOLDEN SHERRY WINE B:TTERS
A PERFECT TONIC aud BLOOD RENUVArER :;
also, rich in Medicinal Virtues aud should be used
by every person efiiicted with s@
INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY OF THE
STOMACH
and diseases which arise from impure state of the
blood. tsR
For Gale by the bottle or gallon, at
HEARD co.'s, Agents for Richmond
Je26- In 50 Main street
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REDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
~ SPRINGS.-Thes springs ara located on the
line dividing the Counties of Ca bpeIi and BEDFORD
within short dis ance and in full view of The
M untains. The Peaks of Otter" Growing The
oeautita Blue Ridge. eau be reached in few hours
from this point The air r. pure and iuvigoratiug
and the visitor from the lowland of Virginia and
the more Southern States. would rest as securely
here as he would in the midst of the mountafns.-
SITUATED directly on the Lynchhurg ard salem
miles frtJn the Forest Depot at which place a yehi-
Gle wilss run to convey visitors and frum the
SpringE9REE Of charge. - =
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4 ON ACADEMY HILL. DUvAL's ADDITION.
tcuted by Josiah Woodson TO the subscriber dsi ed
18th day of Jnne, ls5t, and rec aded in Renrico
County Court. having been requ sted l shall SELL
atpubiic auction. ON the premises on THURSDAY,
the Sth day of July. 1885, o'cl oh NJ, the prop
city conveyed by said deed, consisting OF a small
Farm. containing about 10 acres, more or less to-
gether with all the Buildings and in, pro ven,ents
thereon, now in the occupancy Of said We; dson be
ing Lots kos7 b. IA. 4, 9, l5 81, %, in Mtchelps
Plan. Also. Lots w, NJ and Academy Lot, in Duyaps
Addition Terms cash. -
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LOR SALE. "A man of fine size and good
appearance, about thirty years old. who was for
merry an Dstler and douse Servant. and OF late
years = screwman in a Tobacco Factory. Also
very good looking black Girl, about 6 old. who
has been employed in both field and house She
has also been accustomed to nursing and says she is
fond Of IL A handsome young, brown colort wo-
man, good House Servant sna SEA MSTkk SS, with
her first children, both of whom pretty and
healthy looking. une two and a haif ears old AID
the other month old 9he isst five will be slid
tp remain in the State. Apply at
il CAV STEEET JAJI.
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BUSINESS NoTIoRs.

Notiee.-several inquiries having been made
by our customers for the .'.Sistzer Aperient," a
highly esteemed and valuable preparation for
the cure of Dyspepsia, Headache, Heartburn,
Costiveness, Acidity of stomach, &C., we now
give notice that we are prepared to supply our
customers with the genuine preparation. We
have received also the celebrated ''Coc0aine,"
for preserving and identifying the hair. 1t
softens the hair when hard and dry. 1t gives it
a rich lnstre. It's effects are permanent. 1t is
in large bottles. Weare told by parties in this
city that it is the best and cheapest hair dressing
in the world. tits made from cocoa nut oil -
For sale, with all the popular preparations, by
I. Fl. Logan & Co., Bridge Corner Druggists.
SEE advertisement DR.. sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-13

The Fair.-Wc see that arrangements are al
ready going forward at the Fair Grounds for the
exhibition which commences on Tuesday. The
neat whitewashed stalls for live stock stand
ready to receive the blooded animals, while
some ladies are discussing the best manner Of
arranging the beauties and fancies in Floral
Hall. Strong efforts have been made to induce
our manufacturers to fill Mechanics Hall with
the products of their skill and we expect to
find creditable display in that department
Our city has reputation for superior mechanics
and that reputation should not be permitted to
suffer for the want of a little enterprise. A
good display is of vast importance to the bust.
ness OF the mechanic and to the general business
exhibition of the art and industry of the city
as every citizen may feel justly proud of it will
be attributable to nothing else but want of
energy on the part of those who should exhibit
in that department.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-13

Dull-Policc matters were rather dull on.
Saturday. There were few cases ofimportance
transporting. a fellow with petit larceny sort
OF countenance was up for stealing hat
from hotel. He said he had taken the beaver
in mistake, and although it was proved that he
had been guilty of the same trick before, the
magistrate could not see why he might not have
alike nowadays that tits difficult to tell them
apart; Since the three-corncred hat that Ches.
terrified wore-undcr his arm-the seat of hu.
man MAJ intelligence has been thatchecl by as many
d.liercnt tiles as there are hairs upon it, but in
obedience to fashion, people have always worn
the same style through the same. season. So
thought the magistrate. and Notwithstanding it
in question always managed to get a better hat
than his own, it was not regarded as very
suspicious circumstance, and the offender was
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"They grow small, over there, over therein

Utmost Fire.-Eorly on Saturday morning
pile of new printing paper in the German
Stats Zietung office caught fire by some means.
There was little German boy sleeping near the
hurniHg paper, and when his coat had been
partly consumed, and he began to feel the heat
pretty sensibly, he got up and extinguished the
flames, which by this time were doing some
serious work. The boy went to sleep again,
without creating the slightest noise about the
occurrence. Had the room been unoccupied
there is no telling what damage may have re-
suited.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-13

-Hrs ltacreaay has selected a programme for
her entertainment this evening of superior ex-
cellence. 1t embraces several pieces which she
is said to render with peculiar effect We hope
the friends of true merit and intellectual enter
tainmcnts will turn out tonight and fill the
HALL
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market Of everything the country affords. The
market house and the space Whereabouts were
GRAINED with all sorts of people. packed like
picked mackerl in a barrel, except that the mass
of humanity was little more animated and
garralous. The approaching fair and probable
extra consumption of vegetables and provisions
had something to do with the abundant market
and large attendance.
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ThR EzPutsrsa PowER or 1 Nrw AFFECTION

p =
IHR ExPuts1gE PowER or 4 New AFFECTION
This phrase originated.witb DR.. Chalmers and (.
thus illustrated by Henry Rogers:
You remember the coachman who said to :
gentleman on the box, s.Do YOU see that oil
leader there, Strip 's.''e
Yes, what of him?
He always shines when he comes to that ere,
gate - must give him something to think on. u
no sooner SAID than up went the whip, and came.
down tull OF its sting on the skittish leaders,
lunches He had something else to think of,
no time for panic, or affected panic, and few
past the gate like lightning. If we can but give,
youth, IN time, something else to think of. we
may keep out oftheir minds, by pre.occupation.
more evil than we can directly expel One Of
the essential properties of matter may be said
20 be also one of the essential Of mind
lmIpenetEability. It is as impossible that two
thoughts can co-exiSt in the same mind at the
same time, as that two particles Of matter can
occupy the same space.
A MAN named Plat, who processes to be
Christ, undertook to preachin New Haven, on
Sunday.
A HORSE in Wilmington was recently stung
to death by bees from a hive near which he was
grazing.
IT is reported that 800 whales were killed by.
days, last month.
ABoUr 100000 cords Of wood are annually
consumed in the manufacture of salt, at Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
The Syracuse journal says the celebrated
lecture on Fashion" by Lola Montez, was
stolen bodily from the Nirroa. Of GgQces pub
lished in 1918.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-13
ATLANTIC TELEgRApH.

TRINITY Bay, Sept. ION. De SANITY, the
electrician of the Atlantic station at this place
declines to make any statement relative to tho
Atlantic cable for publication, beyond the posi-
tive assurance to the Agent of the Associated
Press that there are only temporary difficulties
of an electrical nature, and no reason whatever
for any rumor that the.cable had parted
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BRAGe5s ARorr0 r3:TsriI1YfF.|rgrT,,

~
/ hstueomprehsnsble Lintment, upon which the ere
mass Of the alieted noWrely for relief
seFotlla sprsin1 n Sises Burns and sli
ss
the following Of few Of
tHcates parties named are In the Of
but their OF
one RottIe TrIanphant.
sneFsd Tor tlree ysaFs VIII ma sri aaE
onsdftY centbot
suefns the ps1sI 81 ges
o1Fed by three tour agpleatpns Of tbs
- ~ ply the Little oh4IdFen.
q s'stse
o. boiling ater The Arctic Linme
,, IsssIoRed 20 BeaI!ty. a.
Tered from painful eruption The face.
ana ny the use bottle Of Lnment
$50 - a iIerTibise Tanner.
s Of
until he tried the arctic Iinhnent Three bottles
-, !Wondorral Curei
years Y numb after being the
ynnre OF AL other edies By the
-. 3. a n GSxpiosIon. @
~ AiEAEHIs, TESA., Mo-. sSth, 1851
sssldF by the q Steam Boiler
y extra ted from the Scas ana avery Short time All
the pain was gone from the bfnses tpoWeeksI was
HENRY HAyERsKILI residence Jackson street.
The Blind Sec!
s WEBSTER Orr, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1885,
DR. A. G. BRAeo;-D SIR: For noEsth three 5ears
desre an
to no eaect induced b DR.. Baum to try the Arctic
daughter was ahictedin the same FOR the same
apse G' SS 8na
syes are now psriect sound Thus with one two
curing the In back. would wout
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THG authorof the following should be watch
ed, or he might back out {:
A destructtv durk III bi,
III bid pharewell to every phear,
Then wipe my We. pingI
And kut my throot phrom ere to ere.

Il man from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, by the name of
Graham, lost hundred dollars in gold, Satur
day evening in crossing the river below the city.
He was engaged several hours in hunting for it.
and finally succceeed in regaining portion of
the amount.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-13

Wheeling ildm .Shot-A report was cnr.
rent IN this city on Saturday that Robert i
Morrow, OF this city was fatally shot by man
named Hunt on the Fair Grounds in st Lonis
last " ednesday Morrow was not fatally. iniu-
req: from the st. Louis papers received on
saturday we condense the following articulars:
Morrow and Huntmetupon the Fair Grounds
and in the course of an excited convcrsotion
proceeded to blows. Through the intervention
OF m tnat friends they were separated, and did
not meet again until a considerable time had
elapsed. Atthe second meeting Morrow is said
20 have drawna pistol with the Intention Of
shooting Hunt, whercupon tho latter drew n re-
Sotver and lat Morrow twice, the first shot
taking effect in =Morrow's back, below the left
shoulder blade; 1t is said by some thar three
shots were fired, and,that Morrow made the first
SAot. The grounds in the immediate vicinity of
the combatants were crowded with men. women
ana children, who stood in imminent peril of
oelng injured by chance balls The police. to.
getner with observation-disclosures, were very prompt
IN their Interference, and wrestcd the pistols
rom the hands of the bclligerents before thew
eou4o commit further injury. After firing the
second SHOT, Hunt closed in with Morrow and
threw him upon the ground, but he was It once
seized and taken tosthe cnlaboose ID. 8
Hunt IS large, athletic man, while Morrow,
Is Is much smaller and Of less physical strength.
We could not learn certainly who was thong
injured. - - - ~ 80 s1''y'
The quarrel was one of.long standing oriqi.
ting in the management Of a elecesssaaafl bEo.
.sner's estate by Morrow, upon which HINT 1,ro.
Uses . 70 nave claim. The parties have been
s snr a long tune. on the most intimate terms of
-sIe me. as. The excitement upon the ground
was intense and for long time could not be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-13

No Potutor.-Q uoth smiling gentleman to a
friend yesterday, as goes the pun: Will you po-
Indignation in his manner. "Thank you, sir, 1
am no pOtat0r" Joke supposed to beupon that
fuvorte esculent, wherupon the Milesian race is
said chiefly to subsist, exist, and presist with
the aid of potecn) in being the most turbulent of
nations. 4. 6, the potato!
sThev rrnrr ANAL over thera nrnr tha.a u,
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AMBRo.TYPEs
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Celebrated Female Pill.
SIR JAMES CLARKES

lS4EG SAhEol ClAHtAE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from PRESCRIPTION Of SIR y. Clarke, A d.
Physician Eotraordtndry to ae queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous which the female
constitution is subject tmoderates all and re-
moves all distinctions, and speedy may
TO mAIsREED LADIES
1T is especially suited. It WILL time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfei.s
CAUTION.
These Its should not be taken o1ndles during tho
FIRST THREE. 3f0NTHS OF pregnGncv, as Aey are
sure to bring on 1ftscGrrtd9e Ott any other time they
are SAFE.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Pspita-
tlon of the Heart, Mysteries Whites these pills will
effect when all other means have failed and al.
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, caloe
anthony, or anything hurtfu to the constitution.
FulldlrectOns In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the. United States and Canada,
Gate l. O.. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, NJ Y. +
NB.-81,Oo and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thOrised Agent, will insure bottle, containing 90 Pills.
by return mail. $3.50
z For sale by T. II. LOGAN & co, in wheeling,
B. L. Fahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents. Plttsburg;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale gents for Va ut Rich
mond. ne fH aP2s-1y
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CELEBRATION OF PERRYs VICTORY.
CLEVELAND, Sept. q, Eight steamers and
one schooner, loaded with passengers from
Lake Port, mum boring G, 900 persons, celebrated
Perry's victory Putin Bay, yesterday. PRAYER
by Dufield, of Philadelphia. Speeches by DR..
Parsons of Providence, r. j. Surgeon, of
Perry's flagship, Capt. Champion, Of the Scor-
pion. Mayor Starkweather, of Cleveland, Cook,
Ssandusky, Mason, of Toledo, Wilkins, of De-.
troIt Gov. Chase was the president of the day,
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FROM .NRW YORK

SEPTEMBER 11.-Porto Cahello adviceg TO the
9th have been received. Gen.. Monagas and
family, with Mr.. Guttior are to have passports.
The Diarrio Mercantile thinks that the arrange.
meht will restore harmony between the nations
concerned u
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BAITIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE MARKET.
SRrTEMBER 1O.-Flour dull at $3.50. Wheat
quiet and q shade lower; red 81 ,26a13o; white
81 ,3Oal,5O. White corn T8as0; yellow s9a9e.
Whisky 273a27. Provisions unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-13

"a TnE HAlR-People have for centuries been aflIoted
with bald heads the only remedy heretofore known
has been those wigs By dscoySrySof
Professor Wood these articles
but great many persons still patroniEe them they
have been so often imposed by Hair TONES of differ
ent kinds To all such earnestly make
quest that they will again, Woods Restora.
tive there is tnch thing asa. We know of ladyswho
was bald the article time her head is
curs know of numerous cases where hair
rapidly falling restore in nerfec
tion than it ever had been before. : 80
1t Is also without doubt Of the best for
ing the hair good condition. makingt soft md plosS
removing dandrn and has tie ens
my to all the Ills that hair Is heir,tosS -
It Is the duty of every one to improve their personal
pearance, though souds der to Of
doing it, but every will admit beautiful head Of
hair either In m9n object much te be de-.
sired and therare nomeahs that should be left untred
to obtain such considerations Hondni8 4REocdfe
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THAN SOC, oOOBOTTLRs
SOLD IN THE
q NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE, Y F7,A I3.Ss -

THE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. WOOD, FOR RE.
storing hair perfectly permanently has never vet
had rival Volume after volume might be given from all
parts Of the world and from the most prove
that 1t Is perfect stordtfue but read the circular and
youeannot doubts read also the following: - n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-13

Professor Miller's first Grand Select Assembly.
of the season. is to come off on Thursday eve.
ming next, September 18th at the Washington
Hall. Arrangements have been made to make
this the most SPLENDID and attractive Cotillion
party Of the season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-13

Cosnooros, Ohio, Nov. H. 1856.
Oh. WOOD q Co.-Gepts :sAs 4 have been engaged in
selling Hair Restorative the last season for one Of
your local agents l ~ HaekinsepSl AMI having expef
enced the benehoal ELECTS of it myself Ron1dke to OBJ
tain an agency for the State OF Ohio State in the
West should you wish to make sneh ash
am convinced Atere e nothing equal to It Ulfked
Gtes J0r tte have been inthe
Drug business for several years. and sold yarioS
preparations for the hair but nothing that re-
stores the organs the scalp well
as yours being fully convinced that your restorative Is
what you it be, would like 10 engage In the
sale Of It, for satisfied it must SELL. 80
sYonT,S tFT1V = IN
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Frenoh GOODS.

French Goods.
pieces wide, warranted fast colors at
" l2K cents, always sold for % cents yard Also 4-4
per yard. =
LAWNsaThs very best quality which used to sell at26
low as 6A cts yard.
OHALLY DE LAINES-Plain and figured ,the very finest
plain at 20 cents, and figured at 25 cents yard -
and :olors, very low price. :
20 cents a yard. -
e-A few pieces ApelIne Dress Goods, very nice and
500 Pieces New siIk.-An excellent allboiled
Black Silk rich ustre ~ inch wide at only 6s cts
per yarli sold last season at per yard.
Tho Greatest Bargain Vet,
Wlll sell superior SILK ROBES 20 yards each,
qnsy sol1 last at from $25 to $50, FOR only
81 3 ,.pleee challenge any merchant possessing
about Silks to deny that these Robes are not
s91 Il hsl Also 00L0RED
tOGkI'OEeROBES.4 QUILLES, sidSi striucs,very= de.
SIrabls eolors and and will sold at bargain
They are of aarge New York
retail and bought Importers cost
so Just received about patterns new STYLES
fancy Silks, very handsome and cheap. ElaStEF
100 BAREGE,L LAWN & CHALLY ROBES both side stripea
and double skirts Barge Robes ds sold
last season for $10s VIII now sell for S. Chay Robes
excellent syle very cheap Fine Robes only One
Dollar and Fifty Gents apfecejt at ALEX. HEYAfAN's
No}p &
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p .
New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
ME subscriber takes great pleasure informing his
friends and the public he snow receiving
his Spring STOCK OF GOODS, which is very large
and embraces the offered city
consists In part Of complete assortment Of
Curtain Danasks Satin Deafness Gilt oOrntces, Curtain
Bands and Pins Table and Piano Covers together With
great variety of articles too to MENTION This
stock has been selected with style price
and do think that that have
not before been offered in this city. ssz-s
Those in want of Goods in the House Furnishing line, win
satisfy Themselves that this place Good and CAea
Goods. J. g. HkRBOiJR
ap8 No 149 Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-13

SAILED.
New York, Sept ll.-The steamer North,
Star and New York sailed ut noon. The for
mer carries out $l93, 900 in specie