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By TELEGRAPH TO THE FREE -PRBss.
The March 10 James River.
WAsHINGToS, June u

WASHINGTON, June u.
Cur army moved from its lines on the
north side Of the Chickahominy on Sunday
afternoon, one column moving toward Long
Bridge and the other towards Jones' Bridge.
Warren taking the advance and Wright Gov
ering the rear.
Gen. Grant moved from Cold Harbor at
three P. NJ. and encamped for the night at
Moody's, a short distance this side Of Long
Bridge. Tie road from Long Bridge to St.
Na-y's church Is fankcd by an impossible
swamp. On the west from St. Mary's
church q road DIVORCES enthusiastically in
the direction Of Charles City Court House,
leading into the road from Jones Bridge to
P5whattan Point.
Grants Original Plan.
NOW that Gen. Grant has reached the
James River it is not improper to state that
D., bias achieved up 70 this time exactly what
be- intended when he crossed the Rapidan
and trat he has not deyiatcd ten miles from
a- proposed line of march at any Place
Bis crossing at the North Anna was under
taken for the purpose Of efectually destroy
in. GIL e section Of the Virginia Central rail
s..4 between Hanover junction and Cor
townsville, thereby preventing the return Of
l.s~ army Northward under any circum-
stances. This work was accomplished IN the
mr- thorough manner. rendering it impos-
s.... ID supply an army moving on Washing
ta .m tie south northern Virginia being
a.ary exhausted for food since our amy
the Rapidan.
The Result thu Far.
THIS forced Lee hack sixty miles through
'1-. r9mple;e lines of Notifications, captured
l2mp prisoners by actual count, and %
pieces Of artillery. We have lost less than
i1tH prisoners, one-half Of whom were strag-
ci.r-. and only three guns. Being the at
r,1'a- party we lost in killed and wounded
n Few more than tic enemy, but only a lew.
Wc ha7e lost l. general officers, and the
emmy >.
Graar> whole Army across She James
Ps.ersbarch again attacked
WASHINGTON, june 10.
T. b. supposed that Gen. Grants whole
a-a effected a crossing Of the James
ll,c. before last evening. as tic work had
i-an 10 the morning without, molc>,ation
from be rebcisvho appeared to be entrench-
Ing -twccn Malvern Hu and White Oak
SNa-a.
'.r Smith bad stacked Pctcrsburch and
er..' GIN. inst line of Publications.
g., lat. Army Corr-, Gen. NcClcrnand's.
ca d.--,ntinue-, and Gen. Candy au-
-..s.s-i Q, assign the troops composing it to
Y.'t c9mmanls.
To Attack GA Fe,c-,har=. Capture Of
-hr G.ia werk-.
Hrrl-s i-IzApqrAaTrE- June 49,
t1 FaET;Es- Monroe d..
DIS; ,..aiac mus- a. tie lorh Cors hay
eurucl. Cen. Horlc- determined to
r~e-.raso move on Petersburg. 1t
Il. m. today tic troop, OF the lSrh
sl crossed tlc A~TPomattoA: at @ 4. II.
neny were driven int, their lin. Of
I-. iea,i.u 20, with TIE Joss of one gun taken
'r ae r.',rcd troop. ut ) P. N. tie rifle
vr - o.
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1861. LAKE chaplain ls6f
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday. May 10th. 1861.
BERTHS FIR -.
TIE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMERS
CHANPLAIN TRANSFORMATIONS co.
GOING NORTH:

DAY LINE. Leave Whitehall Daily, sun
From HhitesIH DAYS excTted,1 at 1870 A. NJ,
1890 a. VI. y upon arrival q the Cars from
Troy. Albany and Buffalo. reaching BURLINGTON II
ffT p. VI. ami Rouses Point A. s n p. NJ, making
direct connection with the Cars for OgLen-hur-t
81
yIGur LINE Leave Whitehall Daily. 0>4tur-
S.fj n. NJ days and sundays eyceptes.N ~
~ upon arrival ofthe trains from New YORK
and Buffalo. and Suspension Bridge he sane dav.
reaching Burlington az 3.El A. NJ, and PlattshurEh
al $3.50 ~ VI connecting At each place with Trains
arriving AZ Montreal at $50 A. NJ, and Ogiensburg
az noon.
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GOING SOUTH:

DAY LINZ Leave Rouse's Point Daily.
From Rsuss's PoIaf At IS A. ", except sunday..
7.45 4. VI. Wand Pl,tsburgh At a n
~ arrival Of Tain from hut-eal, via VI & Cana
"a Railroad, connecting with Boats AZ Hurlinctor
4t lp.Nst A. w., AZ Ticoudero-a al ? p N. with
Lake George Boat, reach Whitehall al 44uP
NJ. IN season FOR the Train connecting al Troy and
Albany with splendid Steamers on the Hudson
River, and with NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN TO
HEST.
IS r. VI. l.eXcept Saturdays and sun
days. on arrival Of Train from Montreal and Og-
ceusnur-h. arriving st Burlington at 4.45 p. ~. and
reaching Whitehall at $40 = g., in time for TX
only Line connecting with the Hudson River Day
Boat from Albany. az A. N.. reaching New York
81 q. &C., AID buffalo and Suspension Bridge AT s
Pm
an The Lines sill re run via Pcr, Kent and
Plattshurgh-
FIrc os I7t- as By any other Route.
THROUGH TICKETS by this Line between
Che principal places Ia the Northern states, can Re
procured no the
c.rpl7y'' oFee, Vet uas Cau-f House Sqaa-s.
BariHg'1H, Tf.
q. TR,cr. Agent, 81 Commissioner street. Mon
trcaL.
ON b,trI L,be Champlain Steamers
". CANrIEtr, Pier Is. Foot Liberty Street. y. Y.
CHt> HrHvAS go Broadway, y. Y.
On board Hri-u River steamers.
Hudson River Railroad Offices. y. Y.
Union DEPOT. Trut, NY
Nufth,u G.K Depot. Albany.
EiGLdGE IN THROUGH Passengers
lud tl--a-e sill. a- tHtlsported from Cars o. Boats
FROM Tie DeP1ts 40 HrIu-tou, Free Of ChaTgs.
trl-lt- tlhrn az L tH-t Rates.
THOS. -. CANFIELD.
Oeneral Sup't.
West side Court House siu7re, Burlington, VI.
May 3-fGwtf
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= II I'M NJ = VI
~ Broadway ".
February 9th dsN
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LOUISVILLE, Ny, june II.
Jcsse's rebel gang. numbering from
200 10 800. attacked Bardstown, Ky.
yesterday morning. The garrison of 2j
men surrendered. The rebels then
moved down the railroad, destroyed the
bridge and water station near Boston. thence
they went across the Nashville railroad
when last heard from were going towards
Litchfeld.
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NEW YoRK, June 10.
Gold sold to-day at 1884.
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A. G.. STRONG.
DEALs7I II
.fCicS, Springs, EeifoeS,

HUBs. SPOKEs, WHEELS. sEATSTICKs,
PATENT AND E~NAMELLEU LEATHER, ENAh-
ELLED CLOTH, PATENT FACE CLOTH,
Oil Cloth, Carriage and Fire Bolts, Malleahic Iron.
Wrought Nuts, Washers Carriage hret-, Seat
Handles. Shaft S~hacklc-, Dash Frames, Plated ana
plain. The best assortment Of Carra-e-uakers
Goods In the State. Also Iron, Steel, Nallrpds. IN
wills, Vices. Crowbars, Miil, Cruss-cut and Circular
Saws. ShOvels. Spades. Hoes. Sc; Paint and OILS
Earnish, Turpentiuc. House Trimming Mechanic,
Tools Of all kinds, anda general assortment nt clei
Hardware. GAIL AND + p GO0pS IND
PRICES.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

heard OF in the public walks OF life. Such 10 the case
also With Roger A. Pryor All At the North have heard
or this blatant chap. BE now private soldier IN the
rebel ranks He tried his hand with shoulder straps as
q general and tailed utterly, and he shoulders
musket and will be heard Of DO more.
BEVERAGES.
The law prohibiting the disation Of grain has neces
STATED the OF apple brandy. Drinkers now re.
gazing themselves upon this favore beverage at the rate
Of Two hundred and 1Ity dollars gallon.
BUSINESS.
Several Richmond houses doing remarkable busi
moss Kent Paine o., propretors of a wholesale es
Enlistment have daily sales 10 the OF from
10 million dollars Smsner establishments are dong
proportl onate bus meas.
wHkRg poss THE MONEY go'
is oA,ural to inquire what becomes u these large
The ruling The possession Of sold or real
eztate The people hold rebel noles a ShoFf time
pcssibc, and convert ~ except what necessary fos
present expenditure, into something OF nred value
CONCLUSION.
We have taken hasty glance st the present sspeet of
affairs At the rebe capital II is here the last struggle IL
going on the nationality which for three fears sbs
rebc leaders have been eudeavorng We Wit.
ncsan them subdued spirit, and he strength which they
manifested first vanishing before tns more powerful
arm OF ,be established government. We already witness
corruption In iis nost hideous forms stalking publicly In
the str aes their sapnai Society has dmin shes ron
high standard u arstocraoy asa respectabhiiy into
pitiful scene Of miey, woe and degradAtioo IbeE
whole couoiry has felt the horrors o war, In rujped
homes devastated fields and deserted ciues Yet the
destruction must unt the Heat prncple Of TIN In
tesra unity o the whole nation Ia vindcNcd and con-
6rme The soptb can only be restored 20 its allegiance
by coparerrx me obdurscy Of Its leaders and By accept
hog and PUNCHING treason and hostility the same
crime instead OF virtue
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
CITY Intelligence.

NKw MONASTERY the PAsrpSr.r FATHxRs A. wSs,
uoBoKKy-DncsYrioS Buipiso, Ero--lhs Pan
sonst Fathers Ia clerical order belngng 10 the Roman
Catholic church) have erected a magnificent new mcoss
terry at Hob ken about three me from the ferry.
The site selected for this building could not have been
more appropriate or he,ithul. Directly the heights
over Hoboken city, IL commands splendid view
Q. the SURROUNDING country and 'oo5s s, oss, on 70.
erection OF this bunding was commenced IN MY
last, and on the 18th Instant y win b. sclsmny dedi
FATHERS 70 make this mosasssy worthy Of tho high objects
for which y hss ben ioynded and when my com
sion IN tse counwy, A. . The building ITSELF
coostructios There are Ave large doors, with base-
and attic On the Grst floor viii be the chapel,
and recreation room. IN the basement b the kches
dining roo nc. The other portions of the building viii
be y'ss s rss s
sixteen Of ground atacbed which cost $1,000.
by the railroad cars, well by the Unoo H stages
II will be called st. Achaeis Monastery, and may Justly
os claimed oy zoe - .s Tns o"
gymen who will have charge 0 the Institution are
Very Rev. " lomiuick, Provipcial very Rev y Goa
deutius, Prov Cong Rev. Father Victor, rector.
ArLEsrows Rorrs-it snoouDosd another column
tina, on and after instant additional fachty viii
be Afforded Western travellers BY this route oy The
running Of another through express train eavios tbi.
city daily from the depos u the Ceu,rhl Railroad OF New
" ~
advantages claimed for this route that passengers
from New FORK can leave ivo hcur' ~ter than by any
other line aud arrive a ali the ~ rnopa poux West
the same time, While the Sleeping cars the
elegant IA The country.
psowvEp p-John Rogers, of the deck hands ~ the
Staten bland fcrrybcNt Mddeiown fen overheard from
the bow OF that boat while drawing bucket OF wstsr,
her nins O'Clock trip from the island yesterday.
Every exerslon made 10 cave him but surpesd
be struck by tho wbccll and kei BE- could not
be seen. lie resided al stspeton ard leaves family
Prcsro or srA1xv Isfasp.-1Ths annual picnc FOR ihe
beneat Of toe Catholic church nj Rossvic 8. /, undm
the Of tho Rev. John Barry viii come on 70 DAY
Elm Park on Tho sanc which can bs rcsohcd oy ooa.
from Cortiandt street, 81 nine, cteven ~ o.sss 49,
twelve O'Clock. The sntertaumenl. supe,vlseu ~ hs
zeaors and estrnable ocl gyman, have nways proved
highly enjoyable and there 10 doubt sh3 1ns o1e VIZ
be no exception.
BOAT c.r~zrp--osr Mls DrcwsEp.-Last evening,
sbou, four O'Clock smsn boat, containing ihrss sailor
runners. Vas suddenly pspsEed nesr the ship Harvest
o.ao i,rr At ouarantine, and ell three we're preclpi
,,as ,n,o ,Ss water one of them, whoee name said
= -. n.en James HarNv, alias FATTY, was drowned
T1s oner TOO picked up By the Hareor Police boat
nearly exhausted
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
news from CAiisernia and Oregon.

San FR.scrsoo, sept. 1e, 1894
The steamer Goldeu City has arrived from Params
with the malls and passengers that left Nsv York
August 70
The shipments Of stessure 70 China asi month
over one million nve hundred thousand dollars Tue
shipments OF merchandise we're siss larger than ever
before.
sAr FRA-cpco. Sept. Is, 1884.
George II. williams, unconditional uaion democrat
was elected tsted s,s,es Senator By tho Legislature o.
Oregon Yesterday. Hssa native OF Massachusetts, srd
was for n,srly Iudse Of tke Iowa Supreme Coars
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
Movements OF Tn. Lisutea.nt General

BrnfrSoroT, NJ j sept 1s, 1904
Lieutenant General Grant arrived at twelve O'Clock
ias aight, on snort VISIT 10 his family This morning
lumber of gentlemen paid their respcs.s 10 him At
Ten O'Clock special train arrived 70 convey hin! 10 rhEa
depha and he was escorted 70 tho station By ,ao
hers Of ibs Common Council vast so1course oi REQ.
pie His smiabls and unaffected manners m rscolyng
,he greetings extended 70 bin woa the hearts Of an AZ
the train moved on enthusiastic cheors bsds him cod
speed 10 the great work before ninuA
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

WAsHfSGTos Sept. Is, 1884
The following s extract from the report of provost
marshal and there many TO the elect
Recruiting has been the main business OF the Office
the post ten days. Never before during the present.
far my observ ton goes has there been any
thns Ike the interest displayed by the people ia
Obtaining for the army. 1he class Of men enstng
froa the most respectful portion of the community
and 20 into the service with conscenees behind their
bayonets During the present week have mustered
aod forwarded 20 the general rendezvous hreo hundred
and sixty men Thoy gD igto the service willingly and
c e,rluly. From present ndca i,ns should say hst
the quota OF this strict be filled nearly by
volunl IN very short time NY forces working
might and day to ttke Of meu they come,
days no. ited, AMI will continue t. long
necessity demands.
Another provost marshal writes as follows
nurng the last days nearly nine hundred recruits
v accepted and mus cred these headquarters
me presenting themselves by tar the beat
ttat bare been examined siace this oice was estab
liehed
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
Coronsws rnQwssts

FAILING Dows srArs--Two Ppsoss KILN. n searc
sixty years Of age, named John GardnSr fen down .
fight Of stairs at 81 Thompson street. sboa two O'Clock
yesterday morning. and was 80 tsrrofy injured .hst 'ne
subsequently died An inquest will b. bed On tns ccdy
10 day Jolu Mcrsn, middle aged man, died yssterdv
from the eecG uf injuries received IN ccnsequcess OK
falling down fight OF stairs a. zoe Greenwich strest
Corcrer Nauuapn vss notlhed 10 hoM an indiest
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

1-Department OF the Interior.
2-ouartermAsser's Depart lment
3-7reasury.
4-Gensral Wjndsr's once.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
+ n ( . r A r r.
~fes>~~~~---e~
Names 10 be Drawn To-day in All Places
whers The Quotas are Untilled.
Ne~@-N@.>~0~~~~>~Ne~>>~<,~~
Active Preparations for the
Work.
~-~o~~--~~~a-~--~~sa~~-~.
Volunteering Still Energetic
ally Going On,
10, 10, SaA
r n & D r A r r.
Buildings of
Defenes Auv
Announcement or the Draft.

WAR DErA RTnEsT, sept. IL, 1851
The drsft is ordered TO all the states and
districts where the quota Is not hed by volunteers
Monday, the 10 and win go on until completed. Vol
unteers and bsttutes Will bs received and credited 10
as late period possible Volunteering is stin pro-
crossing with vigor IN most Of the states,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
The Draft I'm New York city and
ylrtuifY.

NicEutfy.
The deficiency in the quota this city under The last
call Of the President according to the figures the oco
OF General Hays Is about eleven hundred but Of
the Sub Districts having failed to furnish their quotas,
VIII probably submit TO the draft, which takes
place to-day. Whether the general Instructions issued
By Secretary stanton to the provost marshas In the
several States viii be deemed sufficient by General Hays
enforce the law in this city Is not definitely known.
No special orders have been issued far this city Is
concerned, but IL may be that General Hays viii deem
Mr. Santon's Official announcement ruciepl authority
TO proceed upon and that event tho draft Will be com
menced Immediately In all tbose districts that have
failed to Hll Their quotas. Supervisor Blunt. who
has kept complete record or enlistments In
this county dsagrees with General Hays, and ASSERTS
that the ,ota OF New York city present FUN bui
doubtful whethcr the deficient districts will be credited
with the surplus In those districts that furnished
their share. The Eighth district II fs said,
the only In The city that has furnished tho quote
assigned TO It, and Notwithstanding that tho fun aggre
gate OF recruits called from the Southern div son Of
New York, which comprseshe fs. tsn districts Of th
State according TO the Provost Amahaps figures has
been furnished less about 100, every district but tho
Eighth WILL in all probability, DO compelled 70 submit
70 the ordeal Of a drau
At the present rate OF volunteering very few days
would suffice to furnish the few required, and h 10
70 be hoped that General H.ys will pormt the local
authorities TO All the quota without resortns drsft.
The First and Tenth districts he First comprising The
coAnes Of Suffolk Queens and Richmond and the Tenth
the counties OF wosschesses, ckland and Putsam
each nearly 500 short Of their quotas p these DIS
ricts or tho draft viii take place without delay
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
the Drsfs In View jersey.

The draft fer the Fifth Congressional n&k6t Of Nov
Jersey, comprising One city Of Newark and Hudssu
county, has been ordered TO commence this fonday)
morning. at ten o'clock the drawings to take place ~ NE
rendezvous Commercial dock. The quotas a sAe
and townships corrected at Trenton,
under tho reenrousot had not been received By Pro-
Marshal Mills Saturday sfteraoon eut doubtiese
will be forthcoming time this morning. Tho order Of
districts had not been arranged but those which %
6ccn TO greatest viii DO taken up 1rst pro-
baby beginning with Harrison township The naval ere
dit the Fnh district four hundred and forty four,
OF which Newark two hundred and ninesyt two and
Hudson county one hundred and Mty.tro.
The New York herald., 1864-09-19
IMPORTANT FROM GEoaelA.
withdrawal or thc Georgia Mtitti.
from the Rebel Army-rhe Uaion Prts-
sners sent from AnSte rSonviile 10 sa-
vannah asd Aug asta, &c.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, sept IL, 1904
The Grim Rdbei o. the 18th contains sn order by
Governor Brown, Of Georgia. Withdrawing tho Gftesn
thousand mnita from Hoods army for thirty days.
The thirty Eve thousand sederA prisopers Al Aueor.
sopvine Ca, been 70 sayanpan and Augusta
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IIna llAlv Is bbls. Extra Flint Hominy IN st o.
NuMINIs For sale by
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL B TINaLF,
SO Main sire
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DIR. B. 81. LEE,
EoLEOTIC PHYSICIAN,
sURGEON AND ACCOUCHl

SURGEON AND ACCOUCHH'
DR.R Il. LIE, Eclectic Physician. Surgeon
IL and Accoucher, tenders his professional sef-I
vices to the citizens Of Wheeling and Vicinity t
L. is graduate of the Eclectic and Medical In
stitute Of Cincinnati, and has had many years e1-
perience in the practice Of his profession, ana
hopes by close attention to business TO merit .
share of the public patronage DIT Lee nas g,yss
especial attention to, and has bsen ennenays
slcce.sful in the treatment Of chronic diseases Oh
every variety and especially Of such as hheums-
tism and diseases of tho eye and sar, C0ln-
plant, Nervous debility, Cancers and ulcers Con
stpation. Piles and diseases Of the Kidneys, tray
al DC. An those who have bean unsuccessIuny
treated for any of the above diseases, would ma
it to their interest to consult Dr. Lee without oe
Law. Our prsctice is safe certain ana promPe
leaving no mercureal faint in the system, put
cleansing, lenovating and strengthening the gen
eral system, acting in unison with Natures unsr'
ring laws ,oca
To all whom 1t may concern; We, the under
signed, members of the West Virgins Legisia-
ture, take pleasure in saying that we have known
DIR. Richard H Lee many years previous to tne
breaking out of the rebellion, as successful and
ENERGETIC practitioner of medicine (of the Eclec,
tic SCHOOL,, both in Kanswha county Virginia ano
&. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist,
WIS. DUNBAR, NJ. II, D., IN
JNO. M PHELPS, Pres Senate
| Office one door south Of Kramers Hotel. mali
street. -'Es z 54tsE a may2S-2m
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reclamation by the President
of the United States!
ANOTHER GALL FOR 100000,
= MORE MEN.
10000 LADIES,

ALSO t-
10000 LADIES,
10 sxamins the stock Of elegant Bonnsts, Hat,
Ribbons, Artificial Flowers, ETC. Etc,
Wholesale and Retail, which isjust
opening ct the we'll known E adjustment Of
Fgz@ M. RHEINSTROM;
No. 141 Main Street, Wheeling West Va
The undersigned has just opened by far the lar.
eest and most elegant stock Of Trimming, Miln-
cry, Straw and Fancy goods, together with com.
plete assortment Of Notions. ever offered in this
market. f
My long experience in business and extensive
acquaintance in the Eastern Cities amongst the
largest importing houses enable me to offer supe-
nor inducements to all who faver me with call
before purchasing elsewhere. My stock is large
and wall selected, inferior 10 none in the West
and everything which is usually kept in first
class establishment Of this kind, may always be
found at bargains.
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbons at very wprices:
$500 do Trimming and Mantua do
300 Boxes Artificial Flowers some of the very
latest and most improved styles.
200 Boxes Rucheus and Tabs, at extremelylov
prices.
500 pieces Gimwpure, Brussels, valencines
ThrSad Lace and Edgings
ESQ pieces Silk Bonnet Lsces Edgings; some
entirely new styles very cheap.
200 pieces Linen and Cotton Laces and Edsinvs
| 1870 do Plain black and coered edge Vel
vet Ribbons, best make imported
| 100 dozen Bonnets, such as English and Swiss
straw; also Dunstab'e, Pedal Leghorn and Milan
Braid at your own prices
| l50 dozen Lade hair Nets; also Ladies No
hair and silk dress Caps.
| $50 dozen Ladies, Misses and ChiIdren's Hats,
white and colored latest styles will be sold at great
bargains.
26O dozen white and coorsd shakers, Of the
best quality
A fne stock of 81 shawls
A do Grenadine do
A do Grape do
Avery large stock of Hosiery
A do of Ladies and Gents Gloves.
/ A do do Mohair and silk Mie,
Ladies Parssols and sun Umbrellas
Giants. Umbrellas
Embroidered Linen Collars; Bonnet Silks and
Marcelines Of every shade and all prices Skirt
Braid Mohsir and silk embroidery braids. L.
dies hair Braids sewing and embroidered silk,
Spool cotton, Patent thread, Dress buttons, Pearl
shirt buttons Pins and Needles
Also Gents furn hing goods. Hoop skirts the
latest best and cheapest in this market Ladie:
Balmorals, white black and colored English
grapes black, white aud colored; French grapes
Ladies and Gents. Linen Handkerchief
| do do SILK 90
And great many articles entirely too numerOc
tc mention, all of which will be sold WHOLESALE
and Retail at reasonable prices
To country Merchants and Milliners, l woulC
call particular attention to examine my stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere, as am sure they vii
not find as large a stock in extent for styles ant
cheapness in any other establishment IN this city
Al Remember the place
M, RHEINSTROM.
No: l4l Main Street. Wheeling West Va,
apl2-t