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The Great Southern Remedy.
BILLINGS CARMINATIyE
AND ASTRTNGENT SYRUP,

For Asatic Cholera, Chronic Darrhra Cholera Morbus
Darrhaai Dysentery and all diseases Of the bowels
This preparation is 50 well known throughout the Southern
country that It to give detailed account Of ts
merits old and we'll tried article the testimonials
continually coming sufficient evidence being
and speedy cure for all diseases of the bowels,
At this particular time when may expect at any day that
great Asatc Cholera u.s. every and
family should be provided with remedy hand which
be taken at and thereby check the disease in its rs
stages Billings Syrup safe and certain remedy,
Beware of limitations. Call for BILLINGS SYRUP, and
get other,
Sold BY all Druggists.
The vWecI,0nltcs' tssId agricultural
FAIR ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA.
Special Meeting Of the Board of Directors held at the
Mechanics Institute the 18th inst unanimously
sovedThat the first GRAND FAIR of this Association shall
take place on the Fair Grounds city of New Orleans
menciug on the 2Jth November ensuing
others from any portion Of the United States desroqs Of being
l. N. MARKS, President.
LUTHER HOLMES, Secretary and Treasurer.
Grounds
Late LalUs Of Louisiana.
THE ACTS OF TEE LAST REGULAR AND EXTRA
SESSION OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE, are just
published in pamphlet form and be had of
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
LOG Camp street,
THoS. L. WHITE,
al
JAS. A. GRESHAM,
90 Camp street
W. F. GOLDTHWAITE,
F. KELLER, -.
.Gt Private Safe.
BY ]. B. WALTON 81 DEsLoNDE.
"a CarondeIet street.
We have for sale, at private sale, STORES DWELLING
HOUSES VACANT SQUARES and LOTS OF GROUND
in the four Districts Of the city,
In BoulIgny, RickervIlle, Greenvlue and
CarroIIton,
Which offering at low prices and accommodating
terms among which are
STORES ON TCHoUPIToULAs FRONT AND FULTON,
CANAL AND COMMON STREETS,
Dwelling Houses
In the First Second Third Districts from 5000
to 100000 each.
LOTS AND SQUARES OF GROUND, desirably located
building dwellings in the several Districts Boulgny
Rickeryile, Greenville, Garrolton etc,
I p WAJTON g. DEST ONDE
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Paris
UNIVERSAL EXHIBITIoN-1867.
NOTICE.
Having been appointed by his Exceency Gov Wells Agent
and Commissioner to represent the interest of the State Of
Louisiana at the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION at Paris, in
1861 respectfully inform all residents Of this State DESTROYS
OF exhibiting Machinery Produce ETC. the above Expo
sition that will impa all information within my reach and
facilitate thetorw@dng of packages to the place Of desna
nation addressed the subject through Posoce box 62
New Orleans.
EDWARD GoTTHEL,
Agent and Representative
Paris Universal Exposition, 1867
Gray's Petroleum Store,
FOR SALE At
No. LOG CAMP STREET, up srAIRs,)
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HOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
sucH As ....
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADIEG
BILL HEADS
BANK CHECKS,
PROMIssORY NOTES,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DRAY RECEIPTS
BLANKS,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS
PROGRAMMES,
a ~
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pr0u,s Petroleum, .SFoUc,

FOR SALE Ar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-14
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH IA.
.=,I.o,.. ,vho KNOWS senator Wiley

mo ONE who knows Senator Wiley
viii be very, ready TO suspect him of
rndicalism, or of undue Partially in
the past for the principles of the Re
publican party, and yet, seeing, as In
telligent and appreciative Union men
everywhere must see, the dangers of the
political situation, he writes TO his
friends in Monongalia county thus:
"our welfare depends upon our ad-
herence to the Republican party"
Mr.. Wiley recognizes the plain fact,
too evident to be mistaken, that al
though the war is over, and the armies
of the rebellion oyerthrown, yet sttll in
the ashes of that rebellion olive its
wonted fires" y. and that In this State
there is nothing between us and the re-
instatement of the old primal elements
of the rebellion, save the great party
that made us State and preserved us
a nation.
The friends of West Virginia are
within that organization, as they have
been from the commencement, in Con-
eress and out OF II, and the enemies Of
West Virginia nre where they have
been from the first, in Congress and oul
OF It, ut home here and everywhere, III
the Democratic party.
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,ree,Inrfn RIteIIIe County.

John j. Jackson (the GeneraI) Is 70
sneak in the interests of the "Conser-
yatiye Democracy" as we are informs
ed, at Richie Court House, next Mon
day. We are glad to know that Cen
eraI Harris is to follow him and reply.
ISoii, are Generlls-but the former new
er got his title in war, and still less on
the Union side, while the latter won
his for gallant and neritorions services
in the field, lighting under the old flag.
General Jackson was one of those
men who started in on the Union side,
but his raec WIS of the very brieiest
duration. Almost the first thing heard
of him was his muttering against the
whole plan and policy OF the war. He
was "a bitter opponent of the New State,
and was one OF the five who issued an
address at Parkersburg against it.
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Testimonial of the most distinguished
Artists to Steinway a Sons.

NEW YORK, December, 1864.
The Pianofortes, Grand, Square and Up
righf manufactured by NessrS Steinway 4
Sons have established for themselves Sd
worldwide reputation that II Is haruly pos
sibie for us to add anything to their Just tame.
Having thoroughly tested and Ltiea a.. thtS it
Instruments personally for years, both IN pub
lie and private, Il becomes our pleasant duty
10 eXpreSS our candid opinion regarding their
unauestioned superiority over any other
Piano known to us.
Among the chief points of their uniform
ileSs and uolHIe of Tone, combined run TtTe
bTiliidncy, cleuIIIeSs and perfect CREME"
fby,of0h0tit the entire scale, and, ADORE all, a
S,trDTisill0 duration of sound, the pure and SYM
J,ffLhetic quality Of IGhich neueT changes under
IIe most delicdte or powerful touch.
This peculiarly Is found exclusively IN me
Steiuwny Piano, and together with the
matches precision, SelaSticity and prompt
ness of action always chnractertzing theSe IN
strrmentS rs well rs their uneQuuled dura-
bIlity under the severeSt trials, Is truly sur
Orisiue and claims at once the admiration OF
every artist We, therefore. consider the
Sfeinway Pianos in all respects The best InStTi-
DieniS made in his country or Ia Etfrolse W.
Them solely and eTclLSfTely OitTSetueS az ii6tIcor
I,J-fr1fe and recommend them f1CuI1dOy 10 our
friends drCfLie Public.
We have Mt different times expressed our
opinion regarding the Pianos OF various
makers. but freely and tHiheSitdtingly pro
Torfncc MeSsTS StefIiU0yI & Sous Pianos superior
10 them all.
s. b. Mills, Robert Goldbeck, Henry C..
Timm, F. L. Ritter, Geo. w. Morgan, Theo.
Thomas, Max MaretZek, VIM. Mason, Robert
Heller. VIM. BeTge, +. Brandeis. Thee. Noel
ling f. Aiuzio, tart AnSchurtz, a. II. Pease,
j. MoSenthal, Carl WolEohn, a. Davis +.
Won Breuning, Theo. Eisfeld, Carl ltergmann'
mnI6-.im
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tion ";-that "they are our enemies and
we are theirs u; that " we (and they can
not come together in the same Commune
nifty ,,-that {" they ought not TO be here
at all for any purpose" Have the Legis-
lature, whom it pleases Mr.. Lamb now
to arraign, said more than hehimselfhas
said2 Have they proposed more than
he has proposed? Must not he himself
stand or fall upon the same record ?
We appeal 10 him whether the Legisla-
ture is not fully justified by his own
presentation, of the necessity for their
nction2
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RootI Rooti Root, Readi Readi
RooTis PESTACIINE preserves the life OF the
Hnir-changes It from gray TO It's original color
in three weeks-prevents the hair from IAN
InR-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-wtu surely remove
dandTuffa and cure all disease OF the scalp.
Is delightfully peEfumed, cures badness, anu
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell 1t true, when we say 1t Is a
perfect - q =,
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pestachio Nut oil. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER & Co. Sole PrOprietors,
~ n Springfield, Mass.
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LiFeI Life!

DRoPsI DRoPsI DRoPsI
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure Diptheria,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headache Toothace, bruises, Sprains, Chilb5
lains Group, Colds, Fever and Ague ana
with null directions Tor use.
ORRIN SKINNER q CO., PTopnetors,
Springheld Mas. G. O. GOODWIN & CO.,
Agents for Boston. a marlS-ly
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pIrrsnInGH CoNPERENCE.

The Pittsburgh n. E. Conference,
which was in session up at Washing
ton, Pa, for five days, adjourned on
Monday evening last. The following
is list of their appointments for the
coming wear:
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rwo EXTRACTS mat Cannot be Recon.
clIed.


Two Extracts that Cannot be Recon-
cIIed.
In his recent address to the people of
West Virginia, Mr.. Lamb says:
.sApprehensiOns have been artfully
cNcitcd that there Is dangerof the state
government passing into disloyai
iinnds, but this is n mere pretext, used
by these men to keep themselves in
i,ower. An overwhelming majority OF
The Deople of West Virginia are, and
always have been, true to the Union
and tho State. The disloyal element
Ounless we count us disloyHl all who are
1nnose,i To radical misrlile) cannot OBJ
tain tho ascendRncy by means OF free
elections, for the simple reason that
they have not voters enough. All our
elections show this to DO the tact.A sd
In the same speech, from which we
quoted yesterday, delivered by Mr..
Lamb, in February, 1865, upon Mr..
Fleming's bill requiring n test oath of
voters, Mr.. Lamb used tho following
explicit and unmistakpblo Language:
"Tho real remedy, Mr.. Speaker, is
not to be found in measures like the
nresent. have always supposed that
az no distant day IL would be necessary
IL, assemble n convention to revise our
state constitution, not merely IN this
respect but IN inhnS otueTS. Ahu peo-
lDlo assembled in convention can apply
the appropriate remedy; the Legisla-
turc cannot. 1 am willing to trust this
matter to the proper hands, Though
would say that there are many who
have gone from amongst us that de-
sire never to SEQ alongside OF nyseli
main. They have attempted 10 over
throw our Government. For years they
have striven for our destruction. They
are our enemies and we are theirs. we
cannot come together again in the same
community. For one, LIDO not want
them-thel eadersa at least-ever TO come
buck again amongst us, either TO vote
or to hold office. They ought not to 6e
hare at all for 0Ily purpose. Butt would
accomplish this object in some other
way than swearing Them. My plan
would be n revision of our constitution
by convention, as soon as matters are
settled ana we can see precisely where
wa are; or if u convention cannot be
convened, the adoption in the mode
prescribed by our own fundamental
law, of proper amendments:n
Now It is for Mr.. Lamb, MS tho author
ofbotIi ofthe above extracts, and not for
us. to reconcile them. He has takeupo-
sition In his late address against the
men who only carried out his own
views, as held one year ago, and who
simply ratified his own proposition,
and he has arraigned them as radicals
DESTROYS, under false pretexts, of dis
franehisfng portion of their fellow
citizens. 1t is for Mr.. Lamb to show to
the people for what cause he himself de-
sired to dlsfranchIse the same portion
orbis follow citizens. II is also for him
TO show wherein the motives OF those
who ratified the Constitutional amend
ment were Inherent from his own in
originating itP Mr.. Lamb has said that
those who participated in the rebellion
those whom he proposed to disfrap-
chiseE" have striven for our destrue-
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OLD HOME BITTERs


Cures Dyspepsia without pain.
Cures Nausea.
OLD HOME BGTTERS
Regulates and Tones the Stomach.
1t Relieves Headache.
1t GIyesanAppetite.
1t Strengthens the Weak.
It Cures Acidity.of the Stomach.
Try 1t and you will be pleased.
Try itand and have health again.
Try 1t and you Will not regret it.
OLD HOME BITTERS
are elegantly and scientifically compounded,
and does what we say. wecan give the evil
dence OF many persons residing in this city as
to the merits claimed for them.
For sale by I4AUGHLINS q BUSHFIEIID,
Main street, and by c. ii. ODBERT, end OF
Stone Bridge. mnr0
Drug SpeciaIItIes-for Family Use.
Cream Tartar-Pure, not reduced by
sherry and Muscatel Superb for
Cogniac choice for Medical
Use. No poisonous Mixture.
Genuine CASTLE and Palm Soap
Made from Olive Oil.
Especial care and palms In waiting on
children az oDBEhTS,
marl3 End of Stone Bridge.
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Tippett & LYtle,

nAISTERs, GLACIERS AND PAPER
HANGERS, Quincy St, between Main
and Market. Particular attention paid 10
Hanging Paper. maIl4-oI-
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Piso,s Cure for c Consumption
is Warranted.

II You have Consumption-TryiL
II you have n Cough-Try 1t.
II you have Lung or Throat disease it,
II you have any OF the symptoms of this
dreadful disease do not fail to try this remedy.
II It does you no good your money will be
refunded, as set forth in the circular which
accompanies each bottle.
Sold by Druggists and dealers in Medicines
everywhere.
EDMUND BOOKING, General Agent, No. /
Odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, W. Va.
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DIR. LARooKAH'S
COMPOUND

For the speedy and permanent cure of
Liver Complaint, SCrofula, or Kings Evil,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
EryApelas, 81. Anthopys Fire, Pimples,
Pustules, Blotches, Boils, TumoB, Salt
Rhum, Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism,
Pain in the stomach, Side and Bowels, Gene
mi Debility, Uterine liberation, syphilis and
Mercurial Disease, and all complaints arising
nom or resulting In Impure Blood.
1t is double the strength ofany other Sarsapa-
riila Compound in the market, and is Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the 6esiand eheapest
BLOOD PURIFIER extant,
Price 81, 90 per Bottle.
Prepared by DR.. E. R. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
MelroEe, Mass.
Sold TO the trade by LAUGHLINS & BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists. feb2S-Sm
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alelt Advertisements.

FTADIEs A. McCoNIAs, ESQ, OF OHIO,
u Will deliver lecture this evening at Is5O
.. m, at the Wheeling Commercial ColleRe.
SubJect-"MeTcantile Terms" marl4-lt
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PoErRY has immortaiized the might
Blooming cereus'' in Thoughts that
breathe" and Phalon has rendered its
perfume Immortal in his celebrated
perfume. Thus pOesy and chemistry
have united 70 make 1t famous, and the
press is waiting its praises throughout
the length and breadth OF the land Sold
EVERYWHERE. 1t
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we have two letters before us descrip-
tive ola rather hybrid sort of meet
ing held at Morghntown last Saturday,
in which Hon. William g. Brown, and
His nephew John j. Brown, and Albert
a. Davis, of Camp Chnse notoriety,
known MS n conspicuous rebel sympa-
thizer throughout the war, took lead
ing parts. Our adyices from the meet
ing are as follows:
..Your old friend, the Hon. william
a Brown, who scarcely ever knows
where he is politically until he hTst
knows where everybody else Is, ana
who ALWAYS trims his sails TO eaten
every wind that blows, is now more
tllnn ever at n loss TO know just exactly
how TO steer. II was interesting 10 see
how cunnIngly he attempted IN ms i re-
innrks 10 carry water on both shout
,lers. He has been suspected for some
time back of aspiring 10 official honors
this next fall, either us Senator or Su-
prenIe Judge, and all who heard him
io.tlnY are more than ever confirmed in
their suspicious. Apparently the old
EenIlemnn does not realize that ne ID
ihoroughly played out, and That the
Yennie look leave OF him last fall in tho
Senatorial canvass.
..John 8. Brown, Is n chip of the old
block. as uncertain as the Uncle, and
equally as DESTROYS to get an office of
seine kind. He reported the resolu-
tions to-day and they were of the Brown
kind, or copper-miXed. Apparently
the two have compared notes and ar
ranged their plans for hnlf.and-half
policy, in the hopes of runningson some
allie or other, they are not particular
what. They will win on neither, how
ever. The people of this county Will
give them both wide BERTH.
"Dnyis scored uncle Billy several
times in his illusions 70 the lRtter's
trimming propensities. He welcomed
him back as a stray TO the Democratic
fold, and was glad TO see him thus con-
tossing his error in having ever gone
0ir after strange gods. uncle Billy
had to bear these illusions MS best he
could. or course he WINGED under
Them, but being bent on u nomination
ho or course could stand them.
"Old MonongIllia will give good nc
count of herself in both spring and
fnli elections. She is sound 10 the core,
and good for heavy majorities on the
Union side. The constitutional amend
ment Is Just the sort of thing our peo-
pie want"
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ALl.EaHENY pIsTRICT.


PRESIDING ELDER-I. Williams.
BeuTGT- StTtet-J. A. Swaney.
South COIilHaOit-W. Lynch.
MaReheSt1r-.1. Hollingshead.
Allegheny Circlit--D, Hess
HdTmOnD-A. f Ward.
SrIfiekleVuhIe-w. IL Locke.
Nelr RT}ghlon-J. ]. Mclllyar.
FrraslOaS-E. NJ. Wood. ssisl.
RTidqefpufer-I. Homer.
BeSIleT-I. 5. Rracken. SIS, 3 4
Hi0n TiGllest-Geo. Crook, one to be supplied.
Iirs7popl-Ci. A.. LownAn.
Colaiabfand-R- Cunningham, one to DO sup
Piled. 81 ~
Nenn L.fsbOIl-W. X. Brown.
A Ilidnee-wiliam Cox.
MdrfbWp-IE 3. keagie- "a -ft
GTftsltOtrsa-Wn Gamble
M UaiOil-Thomas Storer.
klkfof,-IS. ID. Ktnnear.
GSlsis0oIr and ohiOriIle-Wms +. Smith.
Robert Hopkins. District Secretary Sea.
mans Friends Society, member SewickIS
&. II. Seshit, Eiitor Pittsburgh c7sristic1i
AdIocdfe, member South Common QuArterly
r. T. ISyier, President Beaver Female Semi
o. n. HArtShorn, President and General
agent Mt Unien college, member OF Mt-
Union Quarterly Conference
]. X. Miller, Hgent Young Mems Bible 90
ciety, member Beaver QunFTerly Conterenee-
G, Thorn, agent American. Bible society
member OF sewiekleyyile Quarterly Con-
]. n. Pierce, 2. s. Weller, George Mckee
Baird, transferred to Missouri and Arkansas
w. X MARKHAM and A B. Leonard, trans
feEred to Kansas Conference.
James Borbridge transferred to Rock River
Conference.
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AUGUSTUS PoL1AcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments in America as well as Europe,
having taken (S2) thirty-two inst premiums,
gold and silver medals at the principal fans
held in this country within the last ten years,
and in addition thereto they were awarded n
first prize medal at the great International
Exhibition, London, 1852, for powerful, clear,
brilliant and sympathetic tone, with excel
lence of workmanship.
Every Steinway Piano warranted five
wears Samples open for inspection, and
orders effected promptly Mt
AUGUSTUS POLLACKS.
p8- Send for Price Lists.
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SENATOR sPRAeuE on sM1Ne.-The
opinion of Senator Sprague upon polit-
ical questions may not be matter of
profound interest, but perhaps some
would like to know what he thinks
about smiling. he thus defined his po-
sition in the Senate, on Tuesday
ST intend always when I rise in my
seat here to smile. consider the face
that will smile only when it secs some
thing to cause 1t to smile and excite It's
interest is not the kind wish to have;
1 do not wish to occupy that position"
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Country Seat For Sale.

residence at Ieatherwood, ~ miles east
OF the city OF Wheeling, containing hye
acres OF ground, laid offwith shrubbeTy, small
pied bysdr VIM. Tallant If not sold before
SATURDAY., April 7tI, II will on that day be Of
fered at public auction at the front door OF me
piy TO THOS. OiBRIES, Real Estate Agent, or
boDsON & BBO., No. q Main street, Wheel
ing. LlhII7-tu
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Mr.. j. G. VAN DYKE, of Philadel-
phia, who was Franklin Pierce's Dis
trict Attorney in that city, sent back
his gas bill on the 9th inst, With an in
dorsement stating that the tax Of thirty
cents on each thousand feet of gas was
can Abolition imposition upon white
"Iabor, levied by Congress of traitors
sfupon the labor of white men, to sup
t'port a corrupt negro war against the
sovereign rights ofStates and the PEG
"ple thereof" Thegas company refused
to receive the bill with this indorse-
ment, whereupon Mr.. Van Dyke sent
a separate note, enclosing the money
Gin the shinplaster currency of the
"same Congress of traitors"
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CoIeate,s Aromaiie VEGETABLE SOAP.
A superior toilet soap. prepared nom re
fined Vegetable oils in combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies andforthe Nursery. Its per-
fumee is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. orsale by all druggists
febT.lyd&w
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aehuIfsaIf alotians.
POLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE.

TUsT OPENED AND FOR SALE COR
n eign goods mostly of direct importation
bought at a very low rate for gold)
mn doZ plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery
coInnrtsing gents ladies' and children's wear
100 doE. gauntlets, gloves, half gauntlets
onJ mItts consisting OF kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and SILK worsted, in desirable
5S6Iioz Handkerchiefs, new styles in silk,
linen lawn and cambria.
SIN IiOZ Neck-tieS, embracing all new de-
sfSns in fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
IOO doz Shirt BoSoms, superhne grades in
bSoOe Glaze Paper Collars, of Goldsmith's,
C,1,1,gTesS Comps and Evans manufacture.
tloz, j. 4 P. Coats and Stnarts genuine
machine sewing cottoIrS.
500 ms. Stuart linen thread.
so ms Italian sewing silk in skeins and on
sS tioz. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
n fuII stock of pins, hooks and eyes, comns,
brushes perfumery, soaps, pocket books,
heatis thimbleS, needles, fans, rubber goods,
sfatIonery window blinds, school books,
States. hair nes, embroideries, silk cord and
| tnssels, velvet ribbons; full line of taffetas
| ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braids, coat
bindings, RULINGS, crochet braids, coat but
TONS hoop skirts, balmorals. vest buttons,
French corSetS, fancy dress buttons, and a
Iarpe variety of superior suspenders, to
which the attention Of close buyers is re-
SP @Ie NV 100 AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.