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DIED,

On rhursday, 18th inst Of his residence IN Fa
SiI fPonAI cARIEAisaF, in the Tceh yr1r Of RS aEs,
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a Loan Wanted.

NY person DESTROYS o. oannE money, say 1000 70 500
"A Dollars, for ave Year, cent interest, payah
semi nuay, and secured by estate the city, VII
please make application through the editor Of the ILtsl
ssnesF for further particular ian21-u
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THE ADULTERATIoN OF LIouoRs.-A writer,
who is. thoroughly acquainted with the subject,
in a brief communication addressed to the New
York Post, confirms the current reports as to
the alarming use of improper ingredients in the
manufacture of wines and liquors:
"Wines particularly" he says, shave been
Analysed by competent chemists, who declare
that not one drop of wine can be found in the
whole composition; and this poisonous stuff IS
purchased by the low order of groggerieSi in this
city, and by at least one-half of the country
keepers and country hotel-keepers, and at
the same time they themSelUes know when they
purchase the articles that they are counterfeit.
They excuse themselves in this way: Pure
wines and spirits are so high in price that we
cannot make profit upon them, and, in the
next place, the country people don't know the
difference between the pure and the adulterat-
ed"
But the same writer adds:
"Wines calf now be obtained just us pure as
they could 80 years ago, but the prices range
much higher. For this reason not drop of
good Madeira has been made since 1851, and
! for the last FIVE or six years the yintages of
Sherries Ports and Clarets have produced hard
| ly one half of usual quantity, and much of
that poor in quality. Consequently, Madeiras
which eight years ago cost ESQ sterling, now
/. costs ESQ to 600. Sherries which cost S45,
now cost :e7O and Ports the same. Still, plenty
OF fine pure wines can be had, but at much
| high rates than formerly"
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Commissioner in Chancery.
Office, Corner OF Monroe dad Fourth Streets,
WHEELING. VA.
WILL praetlee In the Courts of the adjoining eoqntie.
and give particular attention to the collection OF
claims. uoYl6-1y
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WHEE LING, VA, THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH "a

cratic flag aloft, and bear it in triumph through
the fierce war that the Opposition-the combi-
milton Of isms-is waging against us.
3D. That we endorse the denomination of
Hon. Sherrard Clemens for Congress, and will
give him our united support.
4th. That in james Neeson, our candidate for
the State Senate, we behold hold. fearless
Democrat, and man capable of adorning any
position with which his constituents may honor
him.
9th. That the President of this Convention
appoint Central Democratic Committee con-
sisting OF ten, and that Vigilance Committee
of six be appointed in each magisterinl district
9th. That we extend to the Hon. John Letch-
or, an urgent invitation to address us a. this
place at some time between this and the day of
the election.
All this took time, and meanwhile the 5:43
train passed up the river and the last possibility
Of your getting this report tonight vanished.
On motion, it was ResOloed that there be a
committee of three appointed to wait on Mr..
Howard and inform him of his nomination.
Resolcea, also, that tho proceedings of this
Convention be published in all the Democratic
papers within reach, Ct being deemed unneces.
sary to mention the IHteltigencer, as it always
keeps its readers posted)
AT last the labOrs of the convention ended,
and Just rs the sun was sinking behind the Ohio
hills it adjourned, much to the relief of all;
having resulted to the discomGiture of some and
the apparent satisfaction of the remainder.
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SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, dc
WHO'D ESAIE 4. T1ErTAII

7 b. SHEPPARD, No 1S1 Main St, Union win
- continue TO keep hand large and complete as
sOrtment Of AL artiees In his line, eonFng Lars'
Gentlenen's Saddles, and HaFkeas, Trunka.
VseeE Carpet Bags. Eatekels Collars, Homes, Hkps
would respectfully call attention stock and
By strict attention and PrOmPtnshS, 70 merit eoutHuaes
,. d sHEPPARD
sep2O ls1 Msln 81
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CHARLES W. GRAHAM,

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
> &c CESS Y T . , ABI rs \ AIMEE
THE underriEDed would inform the citizens Of wheeling
and Vicinity that having PurehaIed the Drug and Pre-
seTiption Store, formerly ned by Dr. James
VIII continue 20 the Drug q All .
braneles- lie respectfully soeifs confinnanee of
the public patronage which has heretoioTe literally
extended tounTds this old and well kEoUn estabshenI.
VII be his AHA to keep everything, of the puTsst
ahd nt The lowest price, usually be found fur
nished Drug establishments.
Prescriptions eaTefay compounded from the puFest e
Medicines. CHARLES w. GRAHAM
No 20, Main and WebsfeFGt1.,
myls Centre WAlelinE-
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UPWARDS OF 81, 100000
or Losses have paid BY the tna Insurance Co..
the past IS year.-
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q. = BROWN.

HIS MAIN STREET,
nEALER In Watches, Clocks ,yeHsry, SILVER and Plated
IL Ware Fancy Goods, Ae, &e-, Wholesale and Retail
Agent frr the sale Of the CLLKBEATkD AMERICAN
WATCHES Manufactured BY AFPL1ION, TEAeI Co., Als0
Agent for the WHEELER 4 WILSON EEW ING MACHINES.
his return from New York With eomplste
soTtInsnt Of variety Of goods In his line, Whh VII
be olered pTiess TO compete With house In tAe
country Please call aDd examine before purrhasing else
where ssPiG-ly
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FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENC NCEY,
WHEELING, VA.
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO., OF
IL PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL;
Incorporated by Aet OF she I.egIsInIuFe or
PeuuavIVnuiu.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. SBOO.OOO, FULL
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED.
fnFssted HngkOtcs:
FIRST Bonds and Mortgages Proper
~ In the City Of Philadelphia, s19S, 900
stocks worth par 2E4slnO
Cash hand, ,..........--. .......... bI,19O
Amount secured by Stock Notes.. =. 10000
Amount Of Stock due Cal.......-.. 1,T1O
THIS COMPANY EFFECTS INSURANCE ONi
Buildings Merchandise Purniture, Lumber, &e YES
sells Cargo Freight Ports, by Railroad Lakes
Rivers, at the lowest Rates. upon liberal
Terms guaranteeing the adustnentof
Losses.
z h. gWEARINGEH,
Agent forthe state Of Virginia.
Once Union Hall buildings, West sde OF Main ST. 2nd
door south Of \. w Bank. auES
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WBoLEsALE AND RITAIL MaHufaefuTsr Of Eaddieu,
w Brides Harn'Es and Trunks, and
public that he has opened, Ne les MiE ST. MaTket
Alley, SheIe he will be glad 20 any wanting
any Of the above articles AE he intends axe uoTk
and sell At fair prees he hopes 70 obtain lerai
Of public patronage. Particular attention
WORT. and Tspairins done With dIIpateh. stpis.
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TIE SRaEI-NEEEkLY TIMES


Is PUBLISHED the Office, EvERY MOASISo, Sundays
excepted. mail to part of the UnitEd
States, at = 10 per alnum, payable in advance.
TAs POSTAGE Re Ystc YORK TiHses TO any place IN
e lated es, 80 cents quarter, i dcuHce, at TIE
/ post oJFcs lrAere IL is rec5ireG
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THE TIMES FOR'CALIFORNIA

Is published the departure Of every Mal steamer
Price, In wrappers for single copies - year.
payable in advance.
All letters to addressed the NEW YORK TIMES,
Nav YChK City" nh22
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Fire q. Inland Navigatio,

r1I6 O. Ah1aAo NdV1B dJIOh
Risks aeeeptrd terms consistent with soiveney
fair profit.
Especial attention 0ice1 10 fnsurGnee erD WELLLHGb
and COnfestts. .Jor terms n TO Sysdrs.
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THE SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING.

THE SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING.
OFFICE JLALYSE, BETWEEN M0NROE d UNION
oNEy EeGsIyed on TrGasieg, Deposit Inierest paid on
Exchange on ths East bought sa@ sod; -.
sAmL p nLLDRRrH Trsa.aIsi. HEs - A'9 isaii
The Citizens Deposit Bank of
WHEELING.
u AEFS open from O'Clock until o'clock n. Dis
- Money received on transisns az sSsi deposit.
Interest p'iid on special deposits.
jacob iTorhS!OOk, in. znIiei.
Geo 'I K. SRns WhsSs, Chester st Gor.'RlSS D. Knox.
J. R. DICEAT, Cashier. ALFRED Caldwell, Prest.
w. j. MARKS,
DRAoT1CAL wORKMANa at W. TCHES CLOCKS, SKL-
L YER WARE ee JERELRY. would call attention
10 Gold ld silver Gases; Silent Striking aud Alarm Coss
Standard SILVER spoons made expressly for retail rade
Cups and Napkin Rings together with fine stock Of breast
Fine Gold, such as are usually given to pledge
1.-TWO souls with but a single thought,
Sign Eagle aud Watch 1s9 Main street. feb24
uESRr x LAST RoBr MonRrsox wB.LooAx
LIST, MORRISON & co.
Successors to List & Howell and II. X. List.
WHOLESALE GROCERS = PRODBCE DEALERS
Nos. IS SO, Mas srHErr,
WE desire to state to the friends Of the late & and to
mos. ample See is ~ Of o.
WHOLESALE GRoCEEY AND PRoDccg BUSINESS.
We determined orders entrusted
with fidelity and prOmpIness and the most favor
able terms LIST, MORRISON 4 co.
January 1st, 1889.
Those having unsettled with the late firms Of
Henry X. List Co. List Howell will please take notice.
that Henry X L having purchased the entire interest Of
A. Allen Howell In said firms Mv. Howell retiring from bu-
slness) is alone authorized make settlement. ian1y
NOTICE.
HAVE this day associated with w. D. PuNPH-
RHT, under the 1rm Of i. NJ PUMPRgY SoS for
the purpose Of conducting general
COMMISSION & FORWARDING BUSINESS,
Giving special attention the sALR of
Wool, Flour. Bacon, PrOVisIon-, Gke.. Gc.
January lst, 1859. I'M. PUMPHREY.
OO-PARTNERSPLP
n. PuAPHREr. WI PUNFuHET.
I. M. PUMPHREY & SON,
Commission und Forwarding NIerchRnIs,
DEALERS IL
WOOL. FLOUR, BACON, PROVISIONS,
PRODU UCE GEN RALLY
No. 20 Main Street,
jAn1 WHEELING, FA.
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ASSETS JANUARY I, 1853:

IolnI LInbIIIlIeHi --
Lose, EquitaJly Agjusiel and Promptly Paid.
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EEIING VA.
I'VE are lust receiving our Spring styles Of HAS Caps
w Goods, which, when complete will surpass
any other kind offered in this city Our
stock Of the rares and most honabe
MSlesn, Silk Soft Beaver, CasEiers MetroPnli
tan Iungarian Oberon Mario Kossuth, Planters, Tur
Citizens aud French Styles which or at prices 70
tstrngency ofthe market The pub
lie respectfully Invited call and examine for then
selves. [Apl5l BLISS CAMPBELL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-01

Murder e Eaagrsats shyE lnaians.
i A party of GaliSornians returning TO the
States from Sacramento by tie overland
route, were encamped on Sweetwater river,
for few days, to recruit q sick companion,
when they were attacked by.o a party Of
Crow Indians. gees f.as ,1nsa sd q ave
~ They were all sleeping, wtex the Indians
stole in upon their camp, .aad seiEing the
guns, fred upon the sleepers, killing Ste.
phenson and Moore, and fatally wounding
Hall, who vas shot through the shoaider
and hip.a Capt Elorence sprang upon anin-
dian who carried club. At this point of
the affair, Hall tainted. When he returned
to consciousness again, he found that the
Z tent was fi1ea OF It's contents and himself
strippedaofa his clsthlngssoi b-a .'lzoY =,
Upon turning his eyes aside, he saw Cap
tain Florence standipg bound hand and foot
about ten yards distant, and the Indians
holding a council in7their own language a
few yards further off ,slna short time they
led Captain Florence away, and sooa after
wards Hall heard the tranping Of horses
The Indians had gone OFF With their pris-
onef, leaving Hall, whom they supposed to
be dead, without clothing or foedf Although
mortally injured, he managed, in the course
OF a couple of days, to walk half mile, and
reached the main road, where he fell and
remained two days, when Mr. Davis and his
party passed and picked him up..a The party
spent some time in seeking for the Indians
and Captain Florence, but without avail.
All that could be found was a trail lead.
ing in the direction Of the Crow nation.
Captain Florence belong to the Masonic
fraternity p. t--l h--. = -l.t E.I I'D L.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Hsss- The Boonville Democrat, the mo:

BnS- The Boonville Democrat, the most
Jealous supporter of Judge Parett, makes
the following assault upon the patriot
ism and Americanism OF the old pi-
oneer lawyer, Judge Pitcher, who has
been known to the people of this judicial
district for forty years. Let them answer
the slander. We do not believe Judge Par
ret gives any countenance to such gross
Misrepresentation by his organ;
We must say that in no event, will we
give our suffrage to man for any Office,
who entertains such sentiments and gives
expression TO such opinions in regard to our
institutions, laws and society, q, Mr.. John
Pitcher is in the uniform habit of doing
When we do SC, knowingly, we trust that
moment the arm which casts the ballot will
drop palsied from its shoulder. Our gov
ernment our institutions, our society, are
sneering conversation. He exhibits on
every occasion contempt for everything
American, and points with boasting pride
to monarchial Institutions, the governments
of despots, as superior and preferable 10 our
| own.
He has no confidence in the virtue or in
telligence of our people, and considers the
people themselves as but the cdnaiiie, the
rsbble of some foreign society. He has nc
faith in their ability of self-government. 1t
is his pleasure to show his disgust for them
The patriotism, virtue, intelligence, and po.
litical science necessary for government are
beyond their comprehension. 1t is only O
few favored intellects, possessed by John
Pitcher and Others like him, that are equa
to the task of graphing this world OF knowl
edge, and reducing it to everyday use
They are the only fit governors of society
and that community which is without theil
control is subject for sympathizing pity
from the world OF respectability. Such mel
we have little regard for in private life; ant
none such can ever have our suffrage for thu
most Insignificant office under our govern
| ment.
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The OPPOSITION IN VIRGISIA.-The State
Central Committee Of tee Oppositson party
in Virginia met at Richmond, on Wednes-
day last, and agreed upon the i 4th of De-
cember next as the best time, and Richmond
as the most suitable, place for holding a
State Convention, and representing the OPP
position in that State. The convention is
preliminary to National Convention, in
tended to be held hereafter with q view of
collecting, harmonizing and organizing
the conservative Union sentiments of the
country 1910 GB Sa4aHs1 bas h-...s.l.
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Annual Fairs
United States Fair, Chicago, Sept. IL to Is
STATE FAIRS. FG.,. .-.-l
Indiana, at New Albany, Sept. 26 to Oct. l.
Ohio, at GAINESVILLE, Sept. 20 to %.
Kentucky, at Lexington, Sept. i3 to II.
Illinois, at Freeport Sept. 5 to 9. .- - -
Michigan, at Detroit, Oc:. A toe. A -lE
Iowa, at Oskaloosa, Sept, "a to 80. q. ED.
New York, at Albany, Oct. A to 2. -
New Jersey, at -, Sept. l3 to 16.
California, at $3.50, Sept. 27 to Oct. z.
Vermont, at Burlington, Sept. to l6. 49,
Maine, at Augusta, Sept. l3 to L.. ..i .-
Maryland, at Frederick City, Sept. 25 to %.
Wisconsin, at Milwaukee, Sept. 26 90 80.
-4''i a'if COUNTY FAIRS. oi rt-f COS
Marion, at Indianapolis, Sept. 10 to "a. rr.
Sullivan, at Carlisle, Sept. IA to l6. W., 600,
Huntington, at Huntington, - ..-
Parke and Vermillion, at Montezuma, Sept.
rl3to16. % - aiiill SaB uf -5fif - iaT .
Putnam, Parke and Montgomery, at Russell
vile, Aug. 80 to Sept. 2. o. .--a.fs.5. I.a
Boone, at Lebanon, Oct. ,l3 to Is.
Fulton, at Rochester, Oct Ia tolls.
Whitley, at Columbus City, Oct. Ia to Is.
Washington, at Salem, Sept. l3t to l6. 81
Marshall, at Plymouth, Oct. IL to IA. -..
Hamilton, at Noblesville,
Putnam, at Greencastle, Sept.-5 to Q.
Dearborn, at -, Sept. 20 TO 23. .a-
Henry, at New Castle, Sept. IA to l6.
Wabash, at Wabash, Oct. S to 9. e.yEe.s.
Hendricks, at Danville, Sept. l3 to l6.
Wells, at Button, Oct. to 5.
Rush, at Rushville, Sept. 13 to l6.
Fayette, at Connersville, Sept. 6 to 9.
Shelby, at Shelbyville, Sept. o to TO-. .t.
Rush, Henry and Hancock, at Knightstown,
Aug. 81 TO Sept. 2.
Decatur, at Greensburg, Sept. 13 to l6.
Spencer, at Rockport, Sept. 20 to %. aa
Pulaski, al Winnemac, Oct. 25, TO &c.
Posey, at New Harmony, Oct. 25 to q.
johnson, at Franklin, Sept. 81 to "a.
DeKalb, at Auburn, Oct. II to 10. '
Lawrence, at Bedford, Sept. 8 to 8. .-a
Miami, at Peru, Oct. 8 to 8.
Hancock, at Greenfield, Sept. 81 to %.
Warrick, at Boonville, Oct. a tos 8. -
Morgan, at --, Oct. 5 to 3.
jefferson, at North Madison, Sept 20 to %
Southwestern Indiana Dist. Fair, at Evans.
vile, Oct. 3 to Z. 81. ,a.. ...-..
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To j. BURLING, DIR.
For collecting Of RICHARD ROE,

For coliectlnS OF RlCHARD hOE, ..
Commissions. ............... .....-......S30
"And all the crowd kept stopping to
read, so that there was all the while two or
three hundred people standing on the doc
tors pavement, and reading first my bill
and then his sign, and making their jokes.
had hired the chair for the whole after
noon, but he hadn't stood this more than
fifteen minutes before he comes to the door
and says: Come here, you rascal and /
went in and took thirty dollars Of his mon
ey, and left the bill receipted.
"But my friend, don't your impudent
ways often get into scrapeS; are you not
afraid some one viii some day break your
head u" 1t's< tf'ava
Break whose head?" he thundered.--
"Didu't Col. s., of New Orleans, man
| that's killed seven men in duels, when
went to dun him at the Astor House.
didn't he grab me by the slack of my
| breeches, and bold me out Of the FIFTH story
window, and shake me there above the
pavement, and say: Shall let you fall
and break your neck on the stones, or take
YOU in and kick you down stairs ?" .,u
"well, said / anxiously, what did you
do thenT
| "what did do? l said, pay me that
money, and didn't he pull me in and pay
every cent?" 20 r4a.l
| The intensity of his manner as he thu:
related his exploits, cannot be rendered on
paper, especially wlen he exclaimed with
closed teeth aud the fingers of his round
hand clenched, " Pay nae that money"
He took the transcript and limped out
In another day the hapiess debtor, and ovel
match for all the regular thumbscrews of thu
law, came in to beg piteously would cal
off the bloodhound. told him it was the
creditors affair, not mine. Next day me-
Burling at the corner of Courtlandt street
looking mild and happy, and asked him how
he succeeded. al hayn't got it yet" wa.
the reply. "He hasn't found me out yet
but he has just paid me FIVE dollars to le
him dine at the hotel down there, without
my company. We've taken all our meah
together for the past two dayA and he be
gan to find bis appetite fail" ,. efesz
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MORE Wool From NEW MExICo.-A train
arrived at Leavenworth City, Kansas, on
the 24th, consisting Of thirty wagons, from
Fort Union, bringing in them seventeen
thousand pounds of wool. The train made
the trip in thirty-two days. syf.ssf o.. ..,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-01

n@. Hon. Robert Dale Owen, late Minis
ter to Naples, arrived at home last Saturday
evening, after an absence of six years, and
was warmly greeted by host of friends.
We understand Mr.. Owen will leave here
for Philadelphia, in about six or eight weeks,
to superintend the publishing of his forth
coming new book, which is to be ready for
delivery by the first of January next
Nep Harmony Advertiser.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-01

p9- Chief Justice Taney, of the United
States Supreme Court, is in the SD year of
his age. His eight associates in the court,
with one single exception, reall three score
and ten, and some OF them considerable ex-
ceed that number.
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Evansville Commercial COlleg
FISHER & B0LUSS,

HIB3SS FOCsVDHWS, FzsV7SHEHS,
II steam Pipe and Gas Filters, cornsr of Pine
and First streets, Evansville, Indiana. Respectfully
the public that any orders entrusted TO their
charge in the above branches of business, win be
executed With promptness and i'm the first style Of
work mznship. '.H FL
A variety of Brass work constantly on hand and
manufactured rler Strict attention paid to Lo-
connective and Distiilery work. Steam Gauges, Gas
and Steam Pipes always ready.
Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Cop
per, Brass aud Zinc. decl3-1yd
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HOTELS.

G NEE W-OOD HOUSE, WILL. -.
~ BYERS, Proprietor. Corner First and Locust
streets, Evansville, Ind. One square from steam.
boat landing my5-ly
rfL.SRRS s1MERIC.syV HOTEL,
u Yineennes, Ind. J. NJ. CLARK Prourieter =
This house has been retted and refurni-hed and is
now In ineorder. mh2s
r1fEs HOTEL, W:ATER sTREET,
u between Maiu aud Division, Evansville, Ind.
octl-tf wM. H. BoIcoURT, Prop.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-01

"M 81 Il n a. ND RKT.AIL
~ BOOK 4 STATIONERY STORE. an
Just received and for sale by the sub ~
scriber, a large and splendid assortment "a
of Books and Stationery, consisting in ~
part of 600 Reams Of Cap, Letter and
Note Paper 500 Quires of Blank Books, from l0c.
Memorandum Books Of all kinds also, a large xs-
sortment of school Books Bibles Of all kinds all
kinds of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens of all
kinds Steel Pens of every brand Gold and Silvsr
Penhoiders and Pencils Pocket Books and Port
monuais of every description Musical Instruments
CT all kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper Draw
ing Paper and Pictures States and Peucils Ink
and Inkstznds and many other articles too nu-
merous To meution, all Of which will be sold 1T the
very lowest price for cash. j. HEALY,
Fosters Block, corner of Main and First streets.
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RATrLs eE .MaGRN.Ea.-s1,ooo

An arrival just in from the East, consisting Of q
tremendous lot of DRY GOODS, such a. Dress
Silks Chalice, Marseilles, Calico, Bleached Muslin
Factries Shoes for every age, Steel-spring Skirts
for ALL and Of every variety appertaining to full
stocked Dry Goods Store-which win be sold low
for cash, at MILLER Il NIEHAUS,
je23 43 Main street.