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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

TEoIsrEnE Corr DE- DISTRICT La VILE De IA N'EI4E
de la Nonvelle- Orleans. ORLEAN vs. LYMAN W.
EyN VERTU dun alias writ de safsie ct
Ia tmoi adesse par Honorable rcseme Cour de Dis
ct de Ia dams aaire CT s proe4de
raj lie MARDI "a de decenbre B6 midi. pHote de la Cs,
della Commune les du Camp ct ds Magasns
Naturalization de Ia propek don't suit Ia description sayor
v UNE CERTAIEB PORTION DE TER az 8 tnee dams le
9nsneme District de cee Vile dams ei borne les
Jackson st. Thomas cdevaut Eniton) Philippe
aquelle portion de nesure amecane c. peds
ponees de face Ia jackson pi.ds profondeu
lignes psrallelss. e [al "a I,4gae -
Ensemble oues les bstisses ct authorizations qu s'y
rouvenf, nason stsges
cuisine adeux esges attenant Ia naison,
eteRes dams le fond sale bain cuves, jardns
LIE toni plan dresse par a. deArmas arpen
eu general de Eat date du IL de novembre 1861 dpo
bureau du Sheriff ponr feconrs. E. s Il ~. I -
Saiaie dams Iatfaire ci-dessus,
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de radjudication
--... 3. LED. : ...., "a JOHN P. WALDEN. ID.
n22 df7 "a '' ' Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'f)rlsans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

ARTICLE SIXTH

The business and affairs OF the Association shall be
and conducted by Executive Committee of three socsho
composed Of the President the Vice resident aud the
Rotary and Treasurer Said officers shall be elected
the second Tuesdsy November of each year. by major
Of the present at meeting called and hsd upon
written notice for that purpose: :. ~ ,'s + ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

sEcoNDz JUSTICE DE PAX, |H GUILD vs.. J BOUCHER
pour La : No. 1867. 7 ..n
Paroisse d'Oreans.~ .. ~
I'm VERTU dun writ de feri zactas, a
~ moi adrese par phonorable d. MITCHELL Seconde Justice
de Pax Ia paosse dOrleans dams aare dessu je
pocederai e VaNDREDI q de dscembre 1861. midi rHo
tel DE 10 Cite Commune les MagaSns
ct dn Camp, la Pencan de la propriet don't suit Ia
description savnir-- .a'-, r.,.
uN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE situe dams lie Premier Dis
tEc de cette VILE dams rlt No. borne par les ST. Jo
seph julie Tchoupitoulas Fouche plan resse par
A. Hsdn actecie date du Is de 1882 LIE dit lot me
10 peds de trent JOSEPH, III pieds
ignes paraees de profondeu Ia Foneher ct for
mant Pencoignure des rles 81. Joseph ct Foucher.
Ensemble batisses ameoratons qui sly
trouyen CONSTANT 1naison en- brques, etc.
Sase dams afare ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES momentd de naturalization.
MI d4 q <H W. H. WATERS, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

m E4ALl.ER d BRuTHEk. al $780,.
al "a No. lBS TGHouPITouLAs srRERf-
NS% Manufacturers Of z1.''
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK
its vsriesies. Has also hand larse
Cockip rsrlor aad Barroor Stevee and all
.sre In tho above line in the City er Country.
Particular attention paid all descriptions Of building
vs Copper Galvanized Iron, Tin and Zine Valley ana
Roofing Dawn Pipes. Fancy and Plsn Heads etc.
EAye exclusive right the State maxi
and recently patented invention Lewis fror
which the roof Of buildings washed all Rth
prior the water being conducted the csterns Being self
acting itself the necessity hand
action, festnrs prciursd her. refnrs
TLARET IN CASKS
~ o0Cssks ST. Emtliep.
100 S1rqAEE, rom the well. known houHes
Larods Bros. Rousseau aud LeseFte Co., for saleby
s, d. CIR AflAA h co.
lyl NOS CnsteEhopa a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

PAYABLE MAY /, 1852 FOR REDEMPTION OF TREAS
rRY NOTES AND THE SUPPORT OF THE GOVERN
MENT, @N.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

DzuxIEHs co5S DE p'srsrcr Ia VILE DE LA N'ELLE
dc IA observation-disclosures 266EfANs ss & Il b DOL
EN VERTU dun writ de satsie ct vente,
~ adresss par phonorabie Deuxieme Cour de District
de ID houvelle Orleans dams padae cidesus E. r. Parker
etdeyant sheriff ct u moi traEstre 10 procadera e
LUNDI dc tanvier 1852 midi PHoel de la Cite, de
dieaon de Ia poprae don't suit Ia description. sayoir
Deuxieme District LET 49, Ursuines Bourbon de Hopi
tai ct Danphine--SD Ursulines ct $50. ~
Trosems District ILET r. Craps Amour, Bagatee St.
Antoine-32 sur Bagatele par go - NJ ~ ~
Trosfeme District Enghein Moreau, Port Casacavo-ll6
Trosene District LET r. Port Ferdinand Craps, Grands
Hommes74 snr Ferdinand 1871 hs Ferdinand 100
Troseae District LET 42, Lafayette Bons Enfants Mo-
raies Port-i9 sur Lafayette par l03. .-g.
SaiLie dams Phf4re ci.dessu4
CONDITIONS Compliant an moment de Padjudication.
...--. JOHN P. WALDEN.
d4 JAG Sheriff de ID Paroisse d'Orl6ans
Psp;s es 81 zsaas GUILD h 4 TOUGHER
Ply VIRTUE OF Z writ Of fieri II facfas, to
- directed by the Hon D. F. Mitchell Second Justice o.
public auction at the City Hotel Common between
Camp and Magazine FRIDAY the 9th day of De-
cenabe 1861, ut IL o'clock NJ the following described
cry -... IT,. y. e. = -. .--. ..
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First 49,,
District Of this city, in the square No s. bounded by St
plan drawn by A. Hedin architect 18th March
Said lot measures 80 eet front ST. Joseph street. by III feet
deep bew parallel lines and front Foucher street, Of
which streets It forms the corner. ..-....
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of brick building etc.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cesh on the spot.
W H. WATERS Constable,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

EOh GONoKRaEA, GLEEr wEAKNEss. PAINp
a. In the Back, and all Urinsry Affections. NJ
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOLU
TION-Ths world renowned preparation all Affection
Of the genarative whether chrons
capa Of England Of France Of America acknovdgslt
efficacy Thousands Of sufferers have relieved By
Purely vegetable In composition 1t harmless d en-
sacous The systen becomes hvigoraed and the dahaas
hodF.snd depressed mind are restored to energy.
go f B. ABRAMS, '3t. s
.-'..-. Ere MN Sole agent for the United Statse.
myl7 " Apofhecarv. rs Camp STREET n v Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

PREMIERE JUSTICE DE PAX JOSEPH NELLY VS., MATHEW
Parotsee dorleens. 'Ah'Af' N- - 800 s<~.
EN VERTU DUN writ de fieri facias n moi
"a adresse par Hon G. Briee Premiere Justice de Psix
dams ct pour parosse dorleans procsdeie MERCREDI
iSme jour de decembre 1851 midi entrepot No. 80 rue
Julie entire les des Magasns Fouche la yente pu
blique de: o y 'TE
UN LOT DE MEUBLEs. ..' - -... .
Saisis dams Patiaire e dessus., %. 3D. "a. oil, &.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
d5 u Is P. II. pEGRUY Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

ANE COTTON MILLS.
~ Jetfer City La,
r., Are mannfaGtnring COTTON YARN BATTING and COT
Yarns put up ORDER single numbers assorted Mum
bers $40.
Office No. 10 Union t, New Orleans
M SIN l. N, LANE, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

r Perish ~ 81 Of {, 4TIsans CALIAHAN..No. 1883.
- directed by the Hon AZ g. Briee First Justice of
Peace in and Tor the parish Of Orleans. will proceed
public auction WEDNESDAY, 18th day December 1851
At L. O'Clock NJ at my warehouse 50 Julia street,
Magazine and Foucter streets: a, = d.. =.
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE q.
Seized in the above entitled
TERMS-Cash on the spot. S.. =. ~.
-'- t| p. H. DEGRUY, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

81 NCEa6IU.' DE ISABFLAA MUUIHDN, EPDCSE DE
cedse de jacques D6gnnge.-No 1896 . .5,.s
&C. PAR CHAS., E. FORSTALL, uo...
EncauteurNo. 90 Passage de la Bo1rse.
GAMEDI, rs deeembre 1861, q midi, i'll sera
~ yendu l. boTse des hegocan6 CT des kncaneurs
Royale entire Canal Douane Dun ore de hono-
rsbe Deuxiene Gour de District de Ia Nouvee Orleans,
date du IS nosebe 1861 la propree oncere suvante appar
tenant d la dite succession 'a.a
TRGS LOTS DE 4 ERIE sites pasoisse Jefer-
SON. anbourg Paisance dams Pt renter par Ches-
nut, Toledano, Camp aVenue Louisiana d6sgnes par
Nos ct 10 merant chacun, plus moins 81 peds de
face la rue uhtsnut lis peds de proondeu lie lot No.
~ toIme iencoignure deg rues Chestnut ct Toedano
CONDlTlONS-Un tiers complaint ct Ia balance a ct
deuX de credit bets tires orde de pacquareur ga.
rants par hypoheqne purant neret de pour
par an de date Squ cheanc pcs Gcheance pour
par CONNIE clause penae.
Acte de yente devant A. nooeourt. n26 d4121g2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

SA FROM AND AFTER THUS DAi Il, MY
~ friends the lie genetly, will lind at 1875 Gra
IN vier stee aendi to business, usual, at the
place and Number that have occupied for tbs hs
Years will receive spe commission slaves
from any in tile Southern Contederacy sell and remit
the ing 70 directions VIII Ill all orders direct
ed 10 mt either by mail or othtrwse =
New Orleans, nicemher \ 1851, d. If
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21

fou would be nstonished at the severity
and bitterness in which the secession reb-
els Of this State are denouured by the peo-
pie here. The feeling with as in Ohio TO.
wards our misguided and traitorous
.'brethren Of the South il nothing to it,
They talk Of the tout of the tebels at
Phtllippi, among whom were many of their
own ueighborsi and the sons of some Of
the most prominent citizens of this vitiui-
y, with the most perfect cooIness and In
diHerence' rs to their ftte;as though they
were set of barbarians, outlaws, or for
eign invaders of the State, whom they
cared nothing about, except that they
might be extermiuated as speedily as posi-. {.
bic. j can compare theofeeling here only
to such as usually exists IN conmunity-
as many of us have seen IN the
Western couptry-where the 'tRegula-
tors" or "horse CompanyH have got after
and to1ted a band of horsethieveS and ro5-
bers, have captured and hung some, aud
are Aftet the rest Everything like sym.
pathy or personal feeling for any ofthe se-
rtssionists a=especinlI such as have taken
up artns--is utterly extihRdiShed on'the
part iofthe Uhiou men--it does not exist -
They,regard all such, though formerly they
have been their most Intimate nefghboFs,
as they would somaHy horsethieves, ETodse
Breakers and outlaws! How 1t IS With the
secesstonists' how they regard themselves
aud feel nader the circnmst stances, of course
we cannot tell ! but, doubt nor, much as
do horsethieves and Outlaws. They know
they are legally dnd.thefallv. On the wrong
side, and this very fact-tenis to 'tienloral-
iEe them, and Ieid tehSiut6 all manner of
violence and rascality and deeds oi ter.
rorism-such as bands of horselhieves and
outlaws only can commit fzg--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21

buekwhent cake at all; but was a screw.
Steamer with seven hundred passephsrs
all of them sea-siek at once then l Was
a pig, with my throat cut: then was The
"What is It 2" then was myself. with nv
salaty stopped and my work doubled {heh
l was slice Of bread, but preserved MI
the feelings of, man while was toasted
very brown on both sides; then was a
sausage and was fried then was an eel,
and Was first speared, then skinned nhte,
then stewPd, and then eaten. :
Then was a turkey, aud was roasted !:
then was an oyster, and was salted, and
PeppeTed, and vinegared. and worcester-
shire sauced, and devoured alive on the
half shell. y !
I, Then was myself, and was asleep. and
had SIX anvilson my breast and two Fei-
lows forging lumber wagon tires on each
anTil; then The auyils changed to bill ard
tahles, and Berger aud Phelan were pfhy-
ing match game on L; there was three
story house on inS chest, a tenement house
at that, aud row In every room: then M
head WAS a eatpenter's shop, with urn.
ing lathe In pne corner; and for the last
three honrs of my 'lauddnum Sleep flor I
fell asleep after two hours Of bItss,l I
thought my skull was steam boiler for a
side wheeled steamboat and that thirty.
four men, hnlf inside the boiler and 6dlf
out, were engaged in setting the last Fivets.
To accomplish this feat, l imagined thnt
they drilled holes through the bone with a
cold ehisel, heated the rivets red hot and
clinched them ,on both sides with seven
teen pound sledge hammers.
For the last,half hour, suppose it was,
hut which really seemed like six weeks, l.
thought / had made the acqurintn1ce Of
his Honor, Satan, and that he was favor
ing me With his devoted personal stten-
tIons, and had taken of my scalp. batter
ed the top of my head, run pitehtork
through my body, and was toasIiug me
That was the last of my experisnce of
Opium e"tingi the first part was delicious,
iblisstul, was heavenly; bnt the last three
hours-well words are of no use.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21
5-sPEct4L SoTTrEs Double the aboye rateS

- -StEciAL NOTICES Double the above rates
81 Yearly Advertising on reasonable fSrrnS aneor
qinE to the space occupied and the ulnber oF
All iNdyeftssments from transient personS or stranR
eFS. 10 be pad for IN advance. 80
Cards not exceeding i've lines $40 par year
O ~ ior ax months, but for shorter period nothin
VIII b counted less than a sqnArs = = e
The privilege Of Annual AdyertilIn1 IL II,,I,.l -
sIe A9Nerttsers own Immediate business; and Al
ADVERTISEMENTS Ne for the benefit OF other prSons Sr
We'll a1 eilegal Advertisements and adTeFtSementS
o. auction Ses and real esiate, BY ti1eu nS-
be paid for At the usual rates. :. : - = ~ "
,S9SAdvertisements not accompanied With write.
lrScttoh1 VIII b Inserted until forbid and ehsrssj
eordingly. s5,-.. 8. x. : S't 81
"cNotees fog Political Meetings 70 be charged In ali
nItiages, Noticta Sf Funttala and adhoanecuit a
- eImon nSs 50 sebtB each. , - = hoyiIsfsa =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21
Mr.. BENJAMIN PIANKLIN, f. 30
.... Nav ORLEANS,
!. Louisiana.

This must be pni,l with one or two three
cent stamps, according to, weight. The
twenty cents worth Of postage stamps pays
ten cents to the express company for their
tronble. and enables them to pay the bo
gus confederacy postage, which Is ten cents
from Louisville to New Orlenns, the dis
tance being over Eve hundred miles, but
If the letter is intended for point distant
from Louisville less than five hundred miles,
theh the confedracy postngewlll be but Ave
cents. 1t is understood that this arrange
ment hsbcen entered into with the knowl
edge and consent of Postmaster General
Blair, and ifp-operly carried out, as we
have no doubt it will be, must prove a
great benefit to both sections of the Uuion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21
UnIon aIeetlnglIn RltehIs.

1ueSSTS. EIfikoTS:-- uf 1.tls -s..tuata.. a..f
The ritizeus of this vicinity held n meet.
inglat Highland. Richie country. Va. on
the stlI inst, and raised fag upon a pole
log feet high. WheR the flag was run up
and unfolded to the breeze, there burst
from the crowd three times three long and
animated cheers. When the cheering
ceased, there WIS a call for speech from
sir. Joseph N. Mckinney, who responded
in an elUqueutand patriotic address, ap-
pealing to the citizens of this vicinity to
stand hrm by .onr glorious Union and ever
mrlutin the honor of it, flag, whom the
company again RayGithreeaniinated cheers.
Capt. Corbiu then took command of u
company of riflemen, who s,Iluted the flag
oY firing three ronnds. nfter which they
grounded arms, while the "Stnr Spaugled
Banner was sung by Mr.. Ephraim Martin
and sou, which ugHin ELECTED three hearty
cheers. The riiemeu then shouldered
arms, and all present, Abont one hundred
IN number. including the ladies, Joined in
aproceSsion, commanded by Capt. Corbin
After countermarchinG. awhile, they re-
turned to the nag again fred salute. and
were again ably addressed by Alr. John
McGregor, who WAS lDudIy applauded. It
was then unanimously
o. ResofDea, Tint the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Wheeling In
11sFF;Ss"s'., a'i's1 Parkersburg GazeLts, the
Richie OsBlocTGt, aud tue AEiddlebourne
E.raI1 stl rHsi.'- ELIAS BUTCHER. Seolr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21
How to Get Letters souti5,,.

From the n. Y. Heraldl
we have before announced that letters
could be sent to the Southers States
through channel about TO be established
Mt Louisville. Ky. We now learn that ar-
engagements have been perfected, and the
plan laid down. by which letters Sak be
safely forwarded. To get letter To- New
Orleans it rnhst be put in d q. S. stamped
envelopes three cent stamp on an orli-
nary envelope will not do, because the
law of Congress forbids express companies
from carrying letters in any other way
Illan when enclosed In stamped envelopes
The letter should then be addressed in the
following urtnucr. yaz 5.H ~ y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21

A Worthy Member OF the conyen-
IIOns--W hat Stranger Thinks of
Our SOundneSS Om the SeoesSion
Question.
Extract from letter to the Cincinnati Gazette.
This morning, when tile ordinance for
reOrgauiziug the Stale government "a COPY
of which send yOu,) was reported, and it
WAS decided to make 1t the special order
for Monday, w. b. Crane, delegate from
Randolph county, moved, or rather asked
that its consideration be postponed till
Wednesday, and stated his reasons. He
said lie was an exile; that he hHd been
compelled to flee from his home and his
county, that in reality he had no home!-
lie had been driven out of his county. and
had been compelled to leave his family:
aud though it was a small family, it was
everything to him. He wanted to go and
try il heEeould find his family, and if DOS
sible, rescue theml And he also wnnted To
be present when the ordinance was couSid-
cred by the Convention; hence his reasons
tOr asking pOsiponement till Wednesdav.
He might not return; he might be killed or
taken prisoner and held, as other Union
men are,-sOme, too, who were delegates
to this Convention. Said he, ttIPe are IN
lRGF. 4 am enlisted for the War;lI ,catne
here, and now. Igo in search of my family,
feeling and resolving like ths mouEuer at
the bench, Il can butperish it I go;I am
resolved To try. am resolved, come
what may, to liCe and die under the flag
that my fniher lived and died Under" His
remarks were very affecting, and the whole
assembly shed tears Ofcourss the con-
sideration of the ordinance was deferred
till "wednesday. g ieftI sla b.
Nr. Grane is one Of the able men of the
Convention; and what is more, is q most
excellent man. trust the time is fast ap
prOaehinR when he and many other able
and true men of Western Virginia, who
have heretofore been kept down BY the
aristocracy of the eastern portion, of the
State, will be known 10 the, country, and
have an opportunity to distinguish them.
selves in the councils OF the nation.
have been astonished to-day, although
but few discussions took place, and no at
tempt was madeito make speech, az the
ability and elOqIenee displayed. aud the
frequent outbursts Of evidently long pent
up feelings. There are number of very
able men here so that while it is un.
doubtedly the most important convention
ever held in Virginia, since the one which
adopted the Federal Constitution, it proba-
bly, contains as able meu, and as many of
them in proportion to its numbers, as any
previous assemblage in the State.
l-Inzmy letter yesterday, stated that the
declaration had been adopted. / had so
been Informed, butit WAS a mistake. That
document is still before the Convention,
and most of To-day was taken up in dis.
cussing it, OF, rather, IL discussing cues.
tions growing ont of Il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21
ELIAs BUTcHER. Sock

a JEFF. DAVIS As PRoPuE r.s-We fud in
a reported speech of JED. Davis, of June,
1851, that .'while disctaiming being an
alsrmist, he urged the citizens OF the South
to prepare for the monster crisis, when the
Union will be severed, which is to come ia
1850" Thus we see that before Abraham
Lincoln was dreamed of as u candidate for
the Presidency, and in the very first year
OF Bdghanan's administration this South
eru rebellion os 1880 was resolved upon.
and that JET. Davis predicted it as one
having authority. a'.- .l. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21
Special Notice to Farmers.
Spring & Harvest ImDIements.

OINsON PRoSr CALL THE ATTENTION OF
~ Y saEners and Gardeners to their own make Of
tlSoN tloN U(UBLE SHOVEL PLOUGuS, with the pat
iIolh i, oeing thrown upon the young corn: these
with their ground and polished steel sIioTes
Sn4 pecuihr set Of shOvels age tho BEST INiPL T.
IENF IN TIE WORLD for working Corn and Po-
satoeS; Also superior Single and Double Wooden
shovel Ri0ughs 1Radc epTefsig for and fully war.
tS, 9Casn or iron stocked, with the patent reversible
Also the largest stock of!IIAYl AND MANuRR
kORhS, with the now SOLID SrRGP PERULE FoR6s
together with Gar'len and Field Hoes OF all kinds
anu nl very superior Workmanship. We would call
GsHergL 1gsRb and the distributing house for
WOODS IMPROVED MOVING MACHINES Tor
SIX in Ohio, six counties In PenuuyIvania
and twelve counties in Virginia. Every Machine
inlIy FaFrhutsd. JOlINSoNf& FROST.
my4 80. -..-s... .5.- 81 Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-21

- SSN% ~ tAALD y Dn0EeA
E"e'y 50 Cents ssesstsR vii yield 81 .sor.h
N ADVANCE OF TUE NEW H1dn TARIFF.
100 CASES 9T SEY :; sRg1ye AND sGsrfrn
have Just bceh reeeiVed, which fbS
70 I - i9E lss1 than half thelr original value :
- many Uthor R9o1s reesITod- ne VII ouly
sutlon lSo pieces Of Silk Of an he intst Ttyi n
i eome az iow as 50 cts per yafd worth nt
tIliaG --'''S-7 ''''-S I'E UFe'sAs anei=Alan
DFe,s Goods alazse and 4sE,Oi ss,Ostry.st s,r5ss
is., itESses prs'' oO5a for Uny SC Per yard Oth Z:
and Betegv RoBGs = - nv
q p9gble width gFey, black and white BarSrsa fur
[ 5 sNd DnHtsrsi some lForth q, fss only ~ ct1
c6sIlle4 aud Dtlat8es, alnEh6ns and ebtn4zc..
hFgo stock; h0fnS ~ laFk FRENCH CbfStzgSs fDe
~ * L - SsE ToFth a. lCast SIC, AMI Light Chi6tEeS
stAwLs-loO Craps shaNis, an cs51ors f+,i;;,sis q,
~ gotAIS piecei % Twisted sun SitIWiE, nsV
E1ySgsSi f0O Stella Shavls. tome o. low Is 81
ss S an Ci9th busters and Cl1akS, At au prices
FFeaetr Lace MGItIeS Of MI the lategteeyiss :
AZ iitIge Stoek Of EmbroiGsreS Rpd, White GooiE
q pair. a3a i[If7 - ~ 80 -SA ~ Sls -
Z PaRsols. Hoop Skirts and CcrEstS! n laf9s Enst
.Q9MESTlCS.-ERSt colored Prinfa (VIsrrn pfr,i 4
IorI4e, and6I<c per ylrd, worth l2Lz; 10 and 90.
per yard .Bleaciled and nutlehciie 3isIins q HII
Glltns hna qualities. Irish Linen and Einen Table
Cloths a al ptiecs. .,......-f - - -. -
CAHPETS-75 pieces Of Inrratp 4 rIy AMI NJ
hne Cat peis ut ali prices Y ~ 'T4
COOL assorthlent OrBoYs' Rsady- Made Clothing
wv Eit.J 0thyE 700 nnWerlus to mention ,II
and will b6sold at greatly reduced prices iy
HA - F}tlaI li .-nli ALEX, lIEYMAN,
~ ~ tlj4l Main ST. Wheeling, Va