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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

WAsH1xeroS, Oct. 3e.-As much as has
recently been said in tue public prints
about the re-coinipg of gold dollars into
ieces of large denomination, it may tie
tated that orders for that purpose have
been issued from the Treasury Departmel {
in two special cases only, and then on tie
representation that the smaller coins oc-
caSious much Inconvenience in tue receipts
and disbursements for, no sooner arc
they paid out, than they are again return
ed in business transactions, there appear
ing to be a redundancy of them among
the commercial classes.
The Assistant Treasurer at New York
was, tor the greater facility in counting,
authorized to have about two millions OF
them re-coimed, and the Asst Treasurer Ut
St. Louis upward Of one hundred and fifty
thousand for similar reasons. This re-
coinage, however. applies to the original
or earlier issues, which it is known ARE
smaller in circumference and thickness
than the latter and superior coin; of the
former there are now uine millions and
of the latter six millions in circulation.
While the gold dollars are great con-
vcnience, in small transactions, it is con-
sidered that there is redundancy of
them for large ones, and hence the recent
special order in relation to the recoinage.
There does not seem to be any purpose
to reduce the amount of this description
OF coin 80 rs to Inconvenience the public.
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ORNAMENTAL.
by TETFGRApH

CIxclSSArr. Oct. SO.-FIoar unsettled, and pr.c,s
nominal; no sales Of importance: superine is offered
unchanged; prime red Sl,6491,CG, aud prime wiits
At Sl,lUpl,I2 Oats dull at 81. Corn sicady at -
Tor new, and 4S for old. Rye e4GGGj Barley firm
and in good demand at s5@E90 for prime Whisky
Mc higher. with aales Of 100 bills. Mt 1871 Moth
Ing done In Provisions prices nUmiualiy Unchanged
Groceries steady at full prices.
PnILADsELaLA, jet. 3O-superiue Flour freely Of
tere'l at 1915; common and extr: at S515a6,i 2lS
ana eNr" family and fancy at Sj,25. Wheat uii-
al 81 .l3. Corn dul $500 bus yellow sSi n, 72iI
The stock OF Provisions IL low; mess polk sells al
Sl95o020 Coffee firm; 900 bags Rio sold at 49,
9l5A on time. Whisky steady Mt 2215(a2s.
BALTIMORE. Oct SO-Flour duiL Ohio s., 50. How.
arI ct. and City Mills lie d at the same price -
Wheat dull and heavy at sl,lU@I Co. Coru declined
mess pork Sl9,T5. Coffee steady at IIIlGl5i/.-
Whisky dull at 24.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BS%NEw PusLUcATIox.-Mi tchelrs New
General Atlas for 1860, comprising the five
political divisions of the world, embracing
seventy six maps and plans of the primer
pal cities of the United States.
This is Mitcheil's latest and best work.
and needs only to be examined carefully to
convince any literary taste of the real
value and advantage of it. To families
and business men generally. it is invalua-
BILE. Its list of Post Offices, tables of pop-
uiation, distances, routes and statistics are
full and important.
The engvavings are new, having been
gotten up expressly for this work. which
gives distinctne5s to each boundary and
any country. Each mapis highly colored
making it an attractive book for the draw
ing room, or centre table, while its price
places within the reach of families of mod
crate means. The work is sold only by
persons c"nvassing for it, and can be pro-
cured from Jos. F. JAGGERs, Ag't for
Oct. 3d. 1860. = j. G. Ora & Co.
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E%FHE RlvER.-Therc were about FIVE
IN. ! haitfret water in the channel of the
odio yesterday, and the river was falling
slowly. There WAS no particular din
about the landing. On the contrary mat
's'. aud things were decidedly dull.
We Yesterday saw letter from one of
lie crew Of the steamer snuny South,
%a''i' left here about six weeks ago. The
letter is dated neor Natchez, Oct. 10, and
SAYS among other things:
We have had an awful trip. We left
y'hclnna!i on the oath of September, and
nave not reached Natchez yet. We have
'eeao every sand bar between Cincinnati
sRa flcksburg. We were 24 days coming
rom Cincinnati to Portland; three days at
pi'A"nd Island; i've days ut Scuftletown
''r day aud half at the foot OF the
,-a'n; Two days at Helena; and then had
come up last night on log and staid
there five hours"
Some ofthe crew have been sick and are
'FeTsd *i;h as many -"feverboils"-
as Was the man of Uz.
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eoO. 1860.
Fall and Winter ImportafIons
OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS COODS,

nlRECT FROM PARIS, PURCHASED BY MY
II brother who is now in Europe consisting of the
most fashionable Silks in all colUrs and st csSso,e
very rich-a pattern Of 16 yards for only So and n
large variety of Paris Styles,
GOnderil1as, snppias, SIciIIinns, etc.,
tor Ladies' Dresses, something extraordinary rich
Together with the above, have lately purchased in
New York, from the Importers my usual large stock
OF FALL WINTER DRESS GUUDS, ETC. filling over
100 cases and consisting Of Lupins 3er;nos Deafncs
ana Bomh1ztmes Merimos III all cUlors and styles and
some double width Dela!nCs back) for Slawis Scotch
IiadS, Rich Poplins; all kinds Of Slnwls: Blanket
Chenille and stella some of the latter worth 81 for
only SilG; Rich Da:na~S, Lace and Muslin Curtains.
Splendid French Nec,lIr-worked Sets and Collars,
and an unusual large stock Of Domestic Prints Mus
lin Checks, etc. All kinds OF Elanncls Also Cloth
Tor Busters, and several pieces OF Beaver Cloth: a
very large assortment of Blankets al sizes and very
SheaP' great variety in styles and qualities Of
CAHPEIS' together with complete assortment of
on Cloth MI widths, and Hearth Rugs; Also severi
pieces OF Rich Back silk Hclycts yOns luakel fur
Glo3ks' etc. To al! Of which the attention Of the
Ladies and buyers generally is directed
a. iI"YMAN,
-septl1 l3I Main ST.. Wheeling W.
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Trusf; Sale

by. VIRTUE OT A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST,
~ dated the ~? DAY Of February. 1856, ana now Of
record III Ohio County Clerks office in deed hook
40 ~, f"iiU 2i5. from William Hamilton and Eliza.
9et6 his wife, TO Morgan Nelson, Lrcrusrd Trustee
Will on the 2Htl! day OF November, $780, before the
mont 03r OF the Court House of said county in tho
CITY OF Wheeling ut II o'clock A. NJ proceed to s.ll
the following property, to wit:
Lot No. one ~, situate GU the South side of Ling-
i i Wheeling, being lot on LinsIey and
Fifth streets. ~
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thrl cash, and for the resi-
cue credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months in
equal instruments, will be given. the purchaser or
purchasers giving bond and security, with interest
premises as further security
MARY A. NELSON, FAX
oct24-td of Morgan Nelson. tlrcclsed
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10000 Dollars Worth of Fancy and
OOmeatio DRY Ennfst

CST RECEIVED ALL OF WHICH WILL BE
- sold CT greatly reduced prices, for cash! Also,
large assortment of BOOTS aud SHOES, which will
sell ut or below cost! All persons buying goods for
cash are respectfully invited give an early CALL
as have concluded TO sell all tinc goods at brown
a Merno OF silk Dress save from to 5 dollars
on one dress by calling at the New York store,
~" IL aud 80 Main street, Centre Wheeling. will
here Snumerate a few articles. to wit:
DRESS SILKS:
Good Black Silk, wide width, at CSC per yard
:; Drocade e do atSitos3
. AlcrinOs, all c0lors, from % to 75c
Ail@cHs, Lustre, Is to 5uC e
DGlaines, 80 II to 25C 80
500 Shnwls, OF nll kinds. soc to $1,000
400 Ps Calico and ChintEes. good quality ut Gi<c,
60U pS Muslin, good quality, yard wide at 6Lic.
MILLINERY GOUDS.-EIowcrs, RuclIcs, Plumcs
Ribbons, Bonnets Hats Bonnet Silks, &c. at nearly
your own prices. so pS. of Satinets aud ClssimerI.
good quality, at 45c, 10 ps Tweeds and Jeans. good
quality at Is to 25c 200 ps of every Kind style md
color of Fannels. good quality 25c, nl WOOL;
90 prs. Bel Blankets, very cheap.
DRESS TRISiMlNGS.-A very large assortment
OF all kinds OF Cloak and Dress Trimmings, very
cheap and desirable. Also, Fancy Head Dresses,
NettS, Mohalr Caps. and large quantity of fancy
hXins for the ndornment of the Head plain Dress
Goods in large quantities. and exceedingly low
prices.
Also fine and desirable stock of Roots and Shoes
Will ha sold ut cost, and thousands Of other articles
usually kept in Dry foods Boot and Shoe House.
therefore Ii you wish to money, do TAIL
call possible at the New York store one
tue right hand side going down, and much utligO
Yours truly, JOHN ROEAlER.
Our motto is, sell we will sell we must no differ
ence ut what prices for cash. octj
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

BE9~ PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR REsroRA-
TTvE.-This beautiful and pleasant prcpar-
alton for universal toilet use, is naturally
identifying in its effects, making the hair
soft aud glossy in appearance, but in view
OF its removing at ouce dnndrutf and itch
ing, and all cutaneous cruptions, as well
as restoring the gray and bald, well might
gifted Statesman say, / hare admired its
''Onaer(w Effects. For sale by
REED & KRAFT.
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,s-D. NJ EDcINcroy made n speech a

r5s~ d. NJ EDGINGroX made speech at
lie A,henaeum last night, in reply to the
.i.naion speeches of Roger \. Pryor and
= ". Russell" He had full house.
NJ EIsugton said that he remembered
,ba time, when. if n man had uttered such
sentiments as proclaimed by these gentle
men he would not only have been kicked
IN, Of good society, bnt of all society.
He objected to Lincoln-not so much to
hin. hut the company he kceps-but it he
saoali he elected according to the mode
provided By the constitution, he must be
jDaugurateG and his administration sus-
,aised; anything else was treason. AL
though on the wrong side of City, said Mr..
Edgingtou, if there is anything that would
nuke me take up muskct it would be to
put down the eating disnnionists, who
design to make the border States bare all
the responsibility of civil Wal or whatever
disasters may result from their reckless
fJny.
Mr. Edgington spoke of Mr.. Russcli's re-
cent speech. That gentleman had adver-
tsed 10 give an account of his steward
ship at Charleston, but neglected to say
anything about any of the transactions
there in which his constituents and the
people generally were interested. Inrefer-
rGcr to Mr.. Eusseli's course at Charleston.
L L rr;nrrHH,, Il 81,
Judge Daniels, Of the U. S. Supreme Court,
deceased. There was nothing remarkable
il this. but shortly afterwards Mr.. Russell
was recommended rs a marvellous proper
msa to fill the vacancy. The infcrcnc 9
was that Mr.. RS action in taking the lead
c.,he scceders was with view of sccur
in that appointment. In abiding to Mr..
Pryor tie speaker said that the people of
Western Virginia wanted no disunion
cmssarcs sent out here to tell them their
Gs'y in the present Contest.
lie charged Mr.. Pryor with garbling the
s.rech ofJohn Bellou the famous Louisville
rot. Even after one of our papers (mcan-
as the Eaioa) kept the falsehood standing
in lis columns till the editor WAS shamed
'a'0 taking it down-after another city
'n'chiae, lmeaning the LatelTgcncer) which
wasn't much better, had the mauliness to
publish the real language Of the speech,
Pryor had The "udacity to repeat the gar
bird words as the truth.
Nj. Elgington was opplouded very en-
taasiastic0!iy throughout his speech.
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@g 0eIearaph.
Reported for the Daily Tntelligencer

ST. JOSEPH. Oct. 3O.-The Pony Express
With four days later California news, ar
rived this morning, 40 hours behind time.
SAN Francisco, Oct. II, 3:40 P. NJ
/ Little of interest has occurred i'll the mar
ket since The departure of the last stcam-
The Pony Express, with ST. Louis dates
10 the 7ih, is telegr"yhca from Carson
Valley this morning.
! There is intense anxiety to receive the
news of the next Express to the 10th OF
September, when the result Of the PENN
sAivania election is expected The poll
clans generally concede that if Foster is
elected, California will 20 for Douglas {;
while, if Foster is defeated, and other
Northern State elections result in Republic
can victories, there will be great dunger
of California going for Lincoln.
Under the effects of diScOuraging East
ern news, it is generally conceded that
the Breckenridge party is losing strength
here.
Col. E. D. Baker, the Republican Sene-
tor elect from Oregon, is expected to ar
rive NJ San Francisco by the steamer to-
day. His partisan friends IRE preparing to
give him public reception. He is cx-
pected to make u tour of the State for the
benefit of the Republican ticket.
Brevet Brig. Genl Clark, commander Of
the Department of California, died in this
city to-day, of chronic diarrhoea, after an
illness of TWO weeks.
The news from Oregon is unimportant,
the papers received being devoted to poll
ties. The Democratic papers OF both
wings have generally denounced the coali-
ton which elected one Republican Sena-
tor. This has brought out au address
from the Is Douglas members of the
Legislature who united with the Republic
cans, in which they excuse themselves rs
follows:
in voting for Col. Baker, we wero in
huenced TO some extent by his we'll known
position upon the slavery question in the
tcrritores-a position differing but little
from that of our own party. Although
acting with the Republicans, Col Baker,
in the canvass of the State, last Spring,
openly declared himself in favor of prac
teal non-intervention, and allowing the
territories, rs well as States, to settle their
domestic affairs in their own way
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DErActNG BlLLs.-The practice of
def'ciug bills is becoming so common in
Iii: city as to call for serious protest. 1t
/; simply nothing more nor less than Il
w'aton destruction of property-for these
aFe property, and are paid for by the adj
'sE;isers who, if they are not permitted
70 have the benefit of them, are swindlci.
bts of the most excellent and costly
'l!-scter are torn down and dcfnced with
Is little compuuction as if they were
"'f'hlcss. In many instances this is done
'io"shilessly, but in most cases the de.
s'rattioa is the result of malice, or Al sort
OF ''euSscincss" which is born or gradu-
Sly eagendered in some people, and over
which they have no more control than
laey have over the growth of their hair
Bills have been dctaced in a most shame
less manner, and there will soon be no
safety or efficiency in this mode of odver-
Using.
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Two BODIES FoUXD HANGING IN THE
"0oDs.-on Sunday mocuing last a ru-
NOR was circulated about the neighbor-
%'oa west of Bellair, that two dead bodies
""p oeen found suspended by the neck in the
WOODS Several persons repaired to the
si't and, sure enough, there hung the
s'aFk bodies, dangling between heaven
"au earth. The bodies were identified as
nose OF one "Towser" and 'Jack," who
we're known to have committed suudry
'sPFed"'io"s in the ueighborhoOd. 1t is
supposed that they were detected in the
I ,i. OF killing shcep-as their mouths were
INV, gh,o''y-and that they were executed by
s-s o%neTs of sheep in the vicinity, after
III iniorma! trial.
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INDEPENDENCE, Oct. 3Oth.-Nrw Mexican
mails with dates to the 18th inst, has ar
rived. Auberg has succeeded in re-
covering 63 of his mules that were stolen
by the Indians, and in all probability that
is all be ever will get. Hostile Indians are
all around Santa Fe and the citizens dare
not venture any distance out, for fear of
being murdered. No news from the army
in the mountains, in pursuit of the Ma
v"ioe Indians. No hostile indians seen on
the plains, and news from there of no i'm
portance.
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ST.. Louls, Oct. Ex-senator Crittenden
addressed a large audience, composed Of
men of all parties, at the Court House last
night: He enlogized Douglas as a Nation
al Statesman, and his course in opposition
to Lecompton. He urged Union men of
allparties to vote for Bell, as the only
candidate whose success would give peace
to the country. He could see no reason
whatever for dissolving the Union or Sc
ceding from it though the Republican
party may elect their President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

BosroS. Oct. 3O.-It is reported that a
fishing schooner, of Gloucester, WAS re-
Gently run down by stenmer, near Cape
Chnso. After floating two days, the
wreck being water-logged, and seven of
the crew washed overheard. the survivors,
nine in number, took to their boat, which
capsized, and two of the unfortunate men
were deHoured BY sharks. TIE remaining
seven recovered the boat, but subsequently,
two died from exhaustion. The survivors
were finally rescued by Portuguese yes
sci, and carried to ST. Domingo
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FALL & WINTER, 1860.
tIlHE sUBscR1nER m .lnsr nrnr1rpn nu

ME SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED. nv
direct Importation, and from New York -
40 bales Of Soft Shelled Almonds, bales Filbert.
. Oaies Crcamnuts. hbls English Wanuts, 10 cases.
sardines, III half and quarter boxes 100 drums Ejs
Cases superior prunss III glass Jurs, 10 csk. French
GuT[nnt9 70 boxes RaislllS; Dried Pruuvs German,
and Turkish; Dried Pears: Sicily L;corce Lv the .
only; lto boxes Smoked IIerrings 10 casks EncliSh
PicK!es-Chow-Chow: PiccaiillieS etc. together viii,
aIrse quantity Of Soyers SulRna Sauc. and Relish
Le. teEKnS NHrcestershre Sauce In pint and hall
pint eottiea so doz Quart Jars Picked Gber,-i,Is
% doI. Quart Jars Branded Peaches IcrIneticaily
sealed FRUITS Je!iies etc, ETC.; Spices of all descri
ions columbus Starch; Corn Starch in 10 On Eagrs
igr pudding, etc; German Peas. whole and snIt.
Lutets Cnraway Seed, Canary Seed, French SIustnrI
~ inc T9.Le or E9llon Extra qualities Of Black and
Cheese; superior article of Cognac BRANDY anil
Whisky Pure Holland Gin. and large assortment Of
EnFe Wines Also, by direct importation, over
loo9o2 SegaFs Of various brands and qualities Chew
ing Io6accO OF all kinds anOng which are H. Good
win & Bros celebrated Tin Foil Tobacco and g. VI
Gail AXIS do: ell kinds of Snuff and smoxinc
Tobacco, etc, at WHOLESA LIE md RETAIL to.sctI;ss
or with general assortment of Domestic GroSSrins
and Pure Wine and Cider Vinegar
q. w. KEESSING, IS Market ST.
seHt-S UNION copy Wheeling. Va.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3O.-Tae jury in the
case of VIM iByerly, return Judge, charged
With forging the election returns CT tho list
Congressional district, thus defeating Mr..
Lehman, the Democratic candidate, to-day
brought in verdict of guilty. Byerly's
counsel will probably carry the case to the
Supreme Court
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Sherin's Sale.

Lewis Zelgler, ! In the Circuit Court
W.. Sof Ohio County, iii
Lewis Cook, } ClIancery.
cause on the 18th day of June 1890 will proceed to
sell ut public auction. Monday, the 5th day OF No
Sember lsso, at the front door of the Court House
Tor account Of whom may coucero the parts of loss
No 81 and IS, fronting Maiu Street in that part
o. tue City Of Wheeling commonly called the old
of NIain Street, described in said decree. '''''
Terms Of salcA credit of six, twelve and eighteen
mouths the purchaser giving bonds with good srcuri-
Until the purchase money is paid in full
SAMUEL IRWIN,
oGL2-tu Sheriff n n
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&sSSIx ofthe eight locomotives belong
'1s 10 the Cleveland and Pittsburgh rail-
:, ,D'''' which suffered in the recent fire a,
:. ''.''les'eF, Pa, through the perseverance
,,ii Irsster Nachiuist Hoyey aud his army o,
rosJ J' W.; employees, will again lie upon the
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LEAvENwONrH, Oct. 3Oth.-The Times of
this city has information from southern
Kansas, that sixty Dragons under Capt.
Starges, accompanied by Indian agent
Cowcn. had been driving the settlers from
what is known rs the Cherokee neutral
lands. The Times correspondent states
that "a houses had been burned, and the
occupants turned out. Much excitement
prevailed in Southern Kansas, hut it is
thought the statements are greatly cxag-
ger0ted. A meeting of the citizens of this
county was held last evening, to devise
plans for the general relief of the sufferers
i'll the territory, and committee was APP
pointed to solicit immediate aid from the
east. committee WAS also appointed 10
act in concert with other counties, in the
mattcc. A call has been issued for a con-
ference at Lawrence, on the l4th of No
vemhcr. The river at this point is exceed
ingly low, and navigation difficult.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 3o.-Vice Presid, N.
Breckinridge authorizes the announcement
that the letter published over his signitnrc.
purporting to be addressed to DR.. j. T. P.
Cohoon, F. City, N. c., under date of
5th inst, is forgery. He has written no
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. 3oth.-Lieut. Jno.
T. Borrand, of the Q. s. Navy, died sud
denly on Sunday night.
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Winter Fashions

Twill RE OPENED AT MRS. suALLCRoSs',
II "Wednesday, Oct 3ls'. Ladies' please CALI
,,ial-is
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THE PEOPLES BANK

OF EEELING.
Wheeling. Va
Discount days, Wednesdays, 10 A. NJ.
rTnANslENT AND SPECIAL DEPOSITS THANK
i fully received
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
BNchhnGe on tho East bought and sold
Collections, at home from abroad, will receive
prompt attention.
DIRECTORS
John Knote. JOHN VockIer.
J. C. Harbour, Christian Hess
]. r. Scott, Lorenzo D, Wait.
j. Il. DICKEY, Ci.sh., JOHN KNOTE Prest.
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ST.. JosEru, Oct. 2o.-By the Pony Ex-
press this morning. we have udvices from
Julesburg, $50 miles from here. of one of
the most severe storms that was ever known
on the plains ut amy season of the year.
On the 26th it blew hurricane, accom-
panied by hail, until three O'Clock. r. NJ,
when heavy snow storm set in, the
weather rapidly growing cold Emigrant
trains line that station on every side, their
cattle suffering more than in mil winter.
1t was thought emigrants above and be-
low Julesburg would also sntFer severely,
and great loss would ensne. The Pony
was detained five hours in consequence.
1t is blowing here turiously, and has the
appearance of snow, and growing cold.
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Pure LIQUORS.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND KEEP
~ constantly on hand supply of the following
Liquors. to which desire to call the attention Of
the trade generally We atter ourselves that we can
their orders.
Pinet. Castillon Co.'s Brandy of 1916
Sognette brandy. Cngnoc Brandy,
Domestic do Cherry do
Ginger do Apple do
Peach do Blackberry do
Sherry Wine, Port Wine Madeira Wine
MUscat do Malaga do Clarot do
Iledsick's Champagne,
lieidsick & Co.'s Champagne,
California Sparkling Champagne
PURE RYE WHISKY OF 1850
Irish Whisky Monnngalca Whisky, Rcctiiied " l,isky
IIuiland Gin, Domestic do. Jamaica Rum, Falkirk
Ale. foungers do. London Brown Stout; Cigars, To-
bacco Salad OIL &c.
All orders entrusted to care will receive pI unpt
attention. W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
Coz. Market Monroe sts., opposite M'Lure House.
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MOBILE. Oct. 3oth.-The board of health
reports that there is no fever in the city.