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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-20
Local and State News.

ST.RyINe Observation-Disclosures the
rscept decline in gold and many fattering
PROMISES held ost by Abraham and his fol-
lowers, articles Of daily food and wear COM
,;nns uudiminished in price. The prices of
~. necessaries Of life are DOW 90 ~s1orbitsnt
,h.t vorkingmen can scarcely afford tobuy.
1hs rates for clothing are treble the price
thew were before the wal broke ou'; clean
;.r and patching and msnding have been
aosorted to, and old clothes are made TO
nass muster by rcnovating. In the shoe
tr.da there is an equal d~ullness, owing 70
tbe high prices of leather and prunells:.
Caters which were formerly purchased at
two dollars per pair are now Eve dollars,
and boots which sold at six dollars, are con.
s;dered cheap at ten and thirteen dollars.
Indeed, all goods in this line have risen
more than one hundred per cent. Millinery
and silks have, however, somewhat of
"show" but it is only among the richer
classes, for few Of the poorer can afford to
buy bonnets at from 800 to 800. The
only business Which seems to BE- doing well
is the fur trade. This is owing to the fact
that the prices have not advanced in the
same proportions as have those Of dry
goods and merchandise, and the revenue is
only twenty-five per cent. for imported
goods and ten per cent for native manufac-
lures. A "good" overcoat now costs from
seventy-hve to one hundred dollars, and a
silk" hat cannot be obtained under ten
dollars. Asa natural consequence, light
fall overcoats will be worn until the depth
of winter, while "felt" or "kossuth" hats
will be all the rage.
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NEW YORK, Oct. IA.

Avn" iohsJ OSt' W.
Cotton-Dull aud heavy, at 81 lsal %
for middling.
Flour-State and Western opened l5s
Csc better. Quotations: s. 85a9 10 fol
extra State, 80 76a1O Is for extra round
hoop Ohio, and $40 3Oall so for trade
brands.
Whisky-Lower, at 81 73al "A fol
State and Western.
Wheat-Opened 3a5c better, but closed
lower; Chicago spring, 81 93al 95 Ra.
cine spring, 81 81; winter red Western,
So 10.
Rye-Steady, at 81 AZ for Western
Barley-More active, at 81 80 for State
and 81 9Oa2 for Canada.
Oorn-A shade f1rmer, At 81 5Oal 81 for
mixed Western.
Ooffee-Active and frmer.
Sugar-Unchanged. at 2lc for Porto
Rico, and l5ial94c for Muscovado; Ha-
vana, zoe.
Petroleum-Dull and nominally quiet.
at 44a45c for crude, 66a67c for refined, in
bond.
Pork-Opensd frme, with more doing, at
S3sa40 for mess, Sal 75a42 373 for new do,
cash and regular way, closing at $4l IS,
cast, $38a39 for prime, and S42a42 rs
for prime mess.
Beef-Active, at $Ial2 for country mess,
$l3al7 for repscked mess, md SIT 50a
% so for extra mess.
Cutmeats-Steady, at l7sls4c for
oh oulders, and l8a2lc for hams.
Lard-Firmer and in fair demand, at 20
a33}c, the latter price an extreme.
Butter-Heavy, at 3Oa36 for Western
and 37a45 for State.
Cheese-Heavy and easier. at l2sl24.
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wNfFuHa DAILY RraHIfa.

~ M ~ - #.
The military order Issued BY Gen. Hunter, sup
pressing the publication Of the Whesiing Rseis.
fnH, having been revoked, and the editors Of the
newspaper uneonditisnally and hOnorAbly released
from their unjust Incarceration, the issus Of the
RRaIsfsR Is resumed. II win continue to be, a
heretofore, the advocate Of FasE SrEEoH AND
lFRss PEEss, and Of all the rights and blessings
pertaining to sage
q CONSTITUTIONAL. LIBERTY. /,
In the great crisis Of our National fass which ID
now pending, we believe that the only path Ia
sfsty lies in the election Of GEoseE B. MccL.L-
Ian, President and GsoRsR Il. ~PEApEiroH, Vice
President Of the Uaitsd States. and 10 accomplish
this purpose, we VIII labor ssalOasly In the use Of al
honorable means. $50
The heavy pecuniary losses TO which We have
been subjected a. we'll as the increased cost Of L.
Dor and all printing materials, compel rs to call
upon the friends Of Democracy for increased hbsr
atty In the patronage they give US; especially ID
We urge them to activity in the circulation Of the
RiarsfrR, during the political campsisa. L
the people be correctly informed, and cur naticu
10 safe. aaitu.
We will furnish the REaIsrRR to subscriber
upon the following
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NcC1E1LAs CLUB RooM.-Last night the
Mcclellan Club Room was we'll filed
Major stambaugh, If Ohio, made a telling
speech, and one that was received with
cheer after cheer. Mr.. Stsmbaugh spoke
Cor nearly two hours, aud during the whole
Of this time the large audience retained
their sea-. and listened to the orator with
marked attention.
AT the conclusion of Mr.. S.'s remarks,
the Mcclellan Glee Club appeared, and
sang several songs. The singing of the
Club was remarkably we'll done, consider
ing the time they have had to practice.
The crowd in the Club Room received the
songs with great applause.
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TEE RIVER was falling last evening, with
nix and q half feet water in the ehssnsl.
gspaia Asson's new sboat-the St.
Johns-is being rapidly completed, and
will Q be running between this city and
Cincinnati.
The Q towboat Kanawha was dropped
down to the landing yesterdy.
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TIE fine steamer Express leaves the
wharf this morning, at ten and q half
O'Clock, for Parkersburg. The clever gem
tlemsn, Captain j.. Harrison, will be in
command. MIR. E. j. Absolute will be in
the clerks office. All who wish q pleasant
trip, with pleasant and obliging officers,
should take the Express. She leaves here
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning. Retur ming, she leaves Parkers
burg every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day morning.
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The Commercials special says: Sheri-
dams operations have not ceased In the
Valley. He was still engaged in carrying
out General Grants orders, to render the
country untenabls for q rebel force.
The mail boat from City Point brings no
important news.
Secretary Station has left the front for
Norfolk. M& gtfsiSA
Admiral Porter's visit TO- General Grant
at this time is regarded as significant.
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New YoRK, Oct. l8-The French trans
port steamer Alters, from Vera Cruz, ar
rived here this morning, with fifteen hun
dred French troops, for Brest, France.
A passenger by the Columbia says there
was an organized plot for the capture Of the
Roanoke, and that it wa publicly talked OF
In Havana. After securing the Roanoke,
the Columbia and the news boat at Moro
Castle were to be captured.
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loo GOOD TO BE LosT.-Last Friday
hight, when the soldiers were ordered into
Tue sho Idly procession, two of the gentle
men dressed in blue had the ~imprudence to
cheer for Mcclellan and Pe1dlston. They
were Immediately dismissed from the
service, and missed the pleasure ~ Of
participating in the contractors and Office
ooders demonstration.
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JOsEPH SEYBOLD.
In Chancerv.

VKTEST VIRGINlA-At rules held In the Clerks
w ONCE of the Circuit Court Of Marshan county
for the month Of August, 1864;
Daniel Mccoy,
"a, In Ohancery,
Ruth Ann Mccoy and others,
The object of this suit is to sell 46 acres of land on
Wheeling creek in said county, belonging TO the de-
PENDANTS, infant heirs OF Mary Jane Mccoy, deceased.
And it appearing by affidavit filed, that Ruth Ann Nc
Coy, Samantha Mccoy, James p. Mccoy, Margaretta
Mccoy and Joseph 8. Mccoy, are not residents Of thia
State, 1t is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect their interests in this suit.
A VI
HOUSAN RIGGS, Clerk.
W. H. OLDHAM, for complainant.
oct3-d2&v4t
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BURLINGTON, Vt, Oct. ia party of
twenty five armed men rode into st. ALI
bans this afternoon, and robbed the three
banks there of $l50,0OO. 1t is supposed
they were Southerners from the borders of
Canada. Five citizens were shot, one it is
thought fatally. Having accomplished their
objects, the band left Immediately for
Canada.
LArAR.-The man Morrison, who was
shot. has since died.
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PHILADxLPHIAsOct l8.-Dispatches from
Harrisburg say that official returns from
fifty seven counties have been received aud
tabled here, showing q Democratic gain Of
1922, and a Republican gain of2,9l6 over
the gubernatorial vote Of 1863. Excess OF
these gains 1888; deducted from the Re-
publican majority of 1863, viz, 1925, leaves
q Republican majority Of 1852, with the
counties Of Clarion, Forrest, Jefferson, Mer-
Ger, Venango, Wyoming and York, yet to
hear from. sSes1g5 ma 9S
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WILL ofisr ct priyats sale until Tussday the LIST
day Of November, 1854, the south fourth on part
OF LOT No. l2as With the three story store room on the
same, atuated on the east side sfMarset Square in The
second Ward; also, the south half Of lot 10. ISs, IT.
uAsea On the east sds OF Fourth street, second ward.
together with the elegant and commodious dvclisS
thsreon, containing seven rooms and a Kitchen. IN
Gaze the property above named s not sold at private
sale before the lt day Of November next, I will On
ths front door Of the Court House ofobio county.
oczl-Iv MARY LUKE,
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HALIFAX, Oct. l9.-Her Majesty's steam.
ship Steady reports that it was rumored
that the Roanoke was captured by the rebel
Lieutenant Brsine, who took her to Der
muda and landed the passengers, but he
was not allowed coal or provisions lie
then proceeded to sea and burned the Roam
oke of Bermuda, returning with the crew
in boats. He was at once arrested by the
British authorities. ''A
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ANOTHER PoLE RAIsED,-Yesterday af-
1ernHon..a number of Democrats in the First
Ward concluded to raise q Mcclellan and
PendletOa pole. A committee was dis
patched to the woods, a fine pole vas soon
selected, cut down, and brought to the
city, After dark last night . hole was dug,
and before nine o'clock last night the huge
hickory pole was raised. All hail to the
FIRST Ward and her noble Democracy!
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LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. l Capt. Belden,
Of the LIST Kentucky cavalry, returned from
Owensville to-day, having encountered
Jesse at Mud Lick Spring. with three hun
dred men. Belden lost n man killed,
Lieutenant Dodson and three privates
missing. The rebel loss was eight killed,
twelve wounded and twelve horses.
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Coon FOR "LITrLE Macon the last
trip of the steamer Citizen to this city, Q
vote was taken, with the following result !:
Mcclellan, Al; Lincoln, 81. The friends Of
Mcclellan were SO ~rejeiced over their VIC
tory that they procured the services Of q
string band aboard the boat and had .
dance, The jolly affair was kept up oil
night.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. lS.-Hon. Sec.
rotary Stanton, Gen. Meigs and the Medical
Director arrived this morning from James
river and went to Norfolk.
Simeon Draper, Collector Of New York,
with other distinguished visitors, were here
this evening.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.

The money market was easy, ct seven
per cent. Sterling exchange active, at 10s
for specie.
Gold-Irregular and unsettled, opening
at 2lO, advancing to 2Oll4, declining TO
2OS4, and closing at 2O9.
Government stocks quiet,
Pit,sburg, 81; Fl. Wayne, e6.
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A arsTLEMAs yesterday purchased . hall
can Of oysters at Booth, Battells & Cos,
and after opening them returnedand bought
two whole cans. The oysters are superior
to anything in this market, and this gentle
discovered the fact very soon. Call At
the boat store and try them.
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Train FIRED Into BY Gucrillas
..MOntgOmery Blair Missing.

sCIscIsNATI, Oct. 19-Yesterday after
Moons train from Lexington wa fred into.
nine miles this side Of Paris, last evening,
BY 9 band Of guerillaa. The train was
stopped and the passengers got ont, when
another yolley Was fired, slightly injuring
one or two passengers. The train imme.
diately put back, arriving Ut Ooyingten at
IL pm. i9-s b
Hon, Montgom cry Blair was among the
passengers, en- route for Lexington, but has
not been heard of since the attack.
LArER.-Montgomery Blair arrived SAFE
ly at Le1ington to-day. 9
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LOST,

ON the 9Th inst, between the Pemberton House and
" Monroe street, white calf skin pocket book, con-
tanning one hundred dollars, q soldiers dischsrg 9 from
the army, and two campaign medals. The finder viii
be literally rewarded, and at the same. time confer q
favor upons poor man, by leaving il at this oface.
octlS-st< - ore SD JAMES A. MEL.
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EvERY ONE who has yet tried him, says
that VIM. CarDahan, Main Street. Centre
Wheeling, slwsys sellsFa good boot and
shoe. Call in, and be convinced. The
stock is large and complete. No trouble to
show goods.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-20

Boston, Oct. l9.-Four rebel Generals
Jones, of Virginia, Beals, Of Arkansas,
Trimble, of Maryland, and Frszier-passed
through here to-day for Fort Warren.
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SALE.

WILL sell at public auction Wednesday morning,
i the 18th instant, at the Auction Rooms Of 0eorEe
Z. wickham, one large heavy drarsht horse, and one
we'll broke mule for coal bank purposes.
octl8-2t a r r. II. SWEENEY
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- TzR. xEArara YESTERDAY was cool and
cloudy, with every indication of rain or
snow. 68H 8.EEaaJoH
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REMEMBER THE PLACE,
No. al Main Street.
WHEELING, VA.
M. RHEINSTROM.

Country Merchants and Milliners would do we'll 10
call and examine my stock before purchasing else
where, II they want TO buy goods from thirty to forty
per cent. cheaper than they can buy the same at any
other store IN Wheeling, US 1 am positively determined
TO close my business. ootl0
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TAXES. IAxES. TAXES.

In ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of an
Il Act of the Legislature of West Virginia, en-
titled "An act for the collection of Taxes passed
December 7th, 1863, and the provisions of an or
der of the Board of Supervisors Of Ohio county,
passed October 10th, 1864, I hereby give notice
to the taxpayers Of Ohio county, that I am now
prepared to receive the State, County and School
Take assessed in the townships within the City
District Of said county, at my Office, under the
Court Houss, from this 18th day Of October, 1864,
until the arst day Of November next and all such
taxes as have been assessed in the several town
ships of tho County District Of said County I shall
be prepared to receive at my said Office from the
18th day Of October until said LIST day Of Novem-
Dor next, and after said last mentioned date I, or
some of my Deputies, will wait upon the taxpay-
ers of the several townships for three successive
dsy,-the place Of payment in each township 6rst
being made known by the posting Of handbills.
And in accordance with the further provisions of
said act and order, I shall allow q reduction Of two
and o half per centum on the State Tax and County
Levy which shall be paid at my Office. or at the
places designated in the several townships, a.
Aforesaid.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
Sheriff of Ohio County
N. B.-Psrsons having already paid their taxes
will please call Immediately at my Office with
their tax receipts, In order that I msy refund to
them two and q half per centum Of the County
Levy 30 paid by Thorn before the passing Of the
order Of the Board Of Supervis ors above referred
to. j, SEYBOLD,
octI2-tnl s. &C.
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BUSINESS in police circles IS at Q stand
still Good for the city, but hard for I'VE
local. III TThr
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la1L. First Arrival 1867
8, ~ obsa i J. OF ssess
al, ksaes4si3 Iqgfa3 ~ So"
FALKLAND WINTER
coo d s..
--.aR 4fw n avs.lsd J mr.
ag4, AT 1egh
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
sfEH Eas0hit
Wholesale and Retail.
r#. Ia. nfFWaNF IL
Wholesale and Retail.

The undersigned, having Just returned from the
Eastern cities, Is now prepared to exhibit his stock OF
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FALL ANDrWINTER GOODS.

which, in variety, elegance and c~heapnsss cannot be
surpassed by any similar establishment this aide OF
he Allegheny Mountains. Ny stock isby far the largest
ever brought 20 this market, and viii be offered to tho
trade, either wholesale or retail, ct greatly reduced
prices. As I have made arrangements to engage Ia
some other business by next spring, my stock mustba
closed out by that time.
I viii snumerate q few articles;
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FOR CONGRESS-.

MRssls. Kprrols-Please Announce SAMUEL
CRANE q candidate for Congress in the First Con-
eresionL District, subject to no Oonvsntion, but the
viii Of the people st the polls.
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In Chancery.

Wy vIRGIHIA-At rules held IN the Clsrhrs
W. oGcs Of the Circuit Court Of Msshall county.
tor the month Of August, 1854.
William Armstrong
In Chsncery,
Margaret Armstrong and othen,>
The object OF suit 10 70 recover the sum Of Sl ,s3l dus
from John Armstrong dec to the complainant and to
ssn the real estate Of said deceased, TO pay the saRs
with interest and costs; and the defendants, Nsrsarst
Armstrong, DAVID Armstrong, VIM. Colin Aras,rons,
Mary Laura Armstrong, and Elizabeth Amstrons.
not having entered their appearance, and Il appssS-
ing By aftdavit fled, that they are not residents ii tbs
State, It Is ordered that they do appear here within
what 10 necessary 70 protect their interssts in this suit.
A copy-Tsts, -
H0UsAN RIGGS, Clerk.
W. OLDHAM, for complainant.
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LADIES' FURs.

$4,000 worth Of Ladies' Furs, consisting of Pitch,
Mink, French Sable, Water Mink, victorines, Oapes
and Collars, also Muds to match, which will be sold
to suit the purchaser, either py the set or single
piece, At rs low prices a. the same gocds have been
sold for two years ago. Ladies, call soon and exam
inc my stock Of furs you viii, i am sure. fnd 10 TO
your advantage 70 do 20 before purchasing elsewhere.
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Centre Wheeling.

Ono Of the largest and choicest selection Of the
most fashionable productions of France, England,
Germany and Italy, together with all the. first
class and most substantial fabrics Of America,
many of which we have purchased In June Last,
and having continued to buy winter goods during
the summer menths, som goods for 30 per less
than the present regular market price, therefore
We are enabled to sell in large or small quantities
wholesale or retail, for Cash st
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Fifteen Thousand Dollars At Stake !
Great Exsatsnsnt ut Ne. 1se Main street.
Nsxt door to Stons = Thonas' dry goods stors3
.EIFTRRN THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of
Boots and Shoes offered to purchasers At thar
The subscriber having bought an unusually large
stoGk lust before the advancs I'm prices Of July and
Ausps, isnow prepared to ell the same at much low
Or prices than any Other house In the cfy:,
TO nv stock. Call early and secure bargains. Quick
sales and mall profits Is the motto adopted at this c.
toblishment.
0-No trouble to show goods
= JOHN KNOX,
oct5 lie Main street, Wheeling.
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UTEST vIRGINIA:-At rules held IN the Clerk
w once ofths Circuit Court Of Marion county foz
the month Of July, 1854:
RobS9t Moran,
W. In Chancory.
Thomas J. Malott.
Ths object Of this suit 10 to obtain Q decree to sell q
certain tract Inland lying in the county ofMarisn, On
he waters Of White Day, sold by complainant "a
Of complainant against the said hezin Mslott, decsas.
Cd, for y3lo, purchass money for said lands; and it ap-
pesrine from ahdavits flsd In the papers Of thin cause
that the defsrdants, Edward Litton, wesley Travis,
HulaAh Travis, Milton Melott and Mary E. Aalott are
not residents Of this State, Il i ordsred that thsy up.
pear here within one month from due publication oil
this order and do what b necessary to protect thar in.
tercst in this suit.
A COPY Tests. r. B. LOTT, CLERK.
Wilson s Smith, counsel for complainant.
oct2l-wA
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In Chsncery
In the Circuit
Court for Ohio
county {.
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WADDIN6, &c

Particular attention IL invited Of I'll the Wholesale
buyers to about 500 pieces Of all Wool Flsnnels OF all
Oolors, stripes and qualities, at the manufacturers
prices.
TERNs-Nst cash, without discount. Goods de-
Ivsrsd free Of charge within the Limits OF The city.
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than the present regular market price; therefore
We are enabled to sell in large OF small quantities
Wholesale or retail, for Cash at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Therefore come ell, large and small, buyers, with
yeur cash and We can accommodate you and save
you time and money.
GOOD PRINTS FROM rs TO 40 CENTS;
GOOD MUsLINs FROM 30 TO so CENTs;
GOOD FLANNRLs FROM 65 CTS TO 81 Is.
FANCY DRESS GOODS FROM 80 CTS
TO 81 90.
FRENCH MERINo FROM 81 rs TO q No.
ALL CoLoRs,
BLACK ALPACcAs FROM so CTS TO 81 90.
FINE O CLOAKS
OF the lasss. and most fashionable styles, elegantly
mads, from 90 to go.
The best
BLACK Silks
From 81 Is to p 90.
large ssssrtmsnt Of the most squisite styles Of
Balmoral Skirts.
CLOTHS,
OF ALL COLoRs AND PRICES,
HOSIERY,
EMBROIDERY,
WITTY GOODS
NOTIONS, de-, &c.
A good ss,sOoion Of
BED BLANKETS,
OOVERLETS,
SHAWLS, &c.
Also,
CARPETS and Floor Oil Cloths,
A. greatly reduced prices. Also,
COTTON,
YARNS,
BATTING.
WADDING, &c.
Particular attention 10 invited Of eli tbs Wholesale
bnyers 10 about 800 pieces Of all Wool FlsnnelA Of all
oolor, stripes and qualities, at the manufacturers
prices.
TERN1-Nst cash, without discount. Goods de-
Iysred free Of charge within the Limits Of The city.
NOS 81 q 80 MAIN ST. ,CRNTRR WHEELING,
JOHN ROEMER & co.
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W. II. OLDHAM, for complainant.
oct3-d2&w4t
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LADIES FUR HOODS. ,
LADIES FUR HOODS
A large stock ofLadles' Fur Hoods at last years prices.
LADIES CLOAKS AND SHAwLS.
will be sold very cheap.

900 pieces Bonnet, Trimming and Mantua Ribbon,
at very low prices, some Of the very hsndsomest
styles and latest importation, and the entire stock
must be closed out this winter.
To my stock Of
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OctDber 6, 1854.