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The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-05-05
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Personal.

Col. j. W. Forney Hon. Marcus L. Ward
late Governor of New Jersey Joshua Heald,
Clinton Lloyd, General Van Wyck, Judge
Wilkie, of New York g. B. P. Rngwalt,
Washington; H. N. Cougar, New Jersey
Wm. G. LeDuc, Minnesota, B Hopes
Pa; T. c. Chardavoyne, and j. Mazeli, n.
Y, arrived in Raleigh last Monday night.
These gentlemen are on their way to South,
ern Georgia and other Southern States in
waiicIl they propose to purchase property.
In whatever State or locality they may pur-
chase, we can safely predict shat they will
add to its prosperity.
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The Wilmington Star kicketh over the
Races and revileth the World. 1t thinks
The proprietor a Marble-hearted wretch
} who would grind anybody" If he should
s grindn Stone, of the Ne'cs, that would De
O n,.inG- -lStone
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Signor Joseph Bora, an Italian gentleman,
is on visit to the coast islands of Georgia,
with the view of purchasing land for large
colony of Italians, who are preparing to cn,-
igrate to this country. He will probably
select the Islands of st. Simons, st. Cathe-
rines, and Cumberland. The colonists will
engage in agriculture, and will be the adj
vance guard of large number Of their coup-
trymen.
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The editor ofthe Wilson Plaindealer says
he "cannot help hanging his head in shame"
We don't blame him. 1t is enough to make
any man chang his head" to reflect that he
belongs to the Ku Klux Democracy. Come
out from among them, and be faithful to
your State and your government and you
will have no cause to be ashamed. His in
sane rawlings show the extent of the mad
ness to which the teachings of the Ku Klux
can drive man who would, if let alone, be
a good citizen.
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The Copperhead papers Of this State have
been industriously circulating report that
carpenters, blacksmiths and other mechan-
|cs are obliged to pay tax to be allowed
10 pursue their trades. This is another
|ebel lie. No such tax is required. and
hose papers who circulate this story do so
10 deceive the people.
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The rumor started sometime ago to the
effect that Senator Sprague had bought or
was about to buy the National lnte1li0sacsr..
is now renewed in slightly different form.
but with greater positiveness of statemest
than before. 1t is said that he has paid of
a mortgage Of $4,000, and now owns q
controlling interest in the paper. X 8
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We learn that the misunderstanding be-
tween Senators Abbott and Sprague is at an
end. Sprague informed Mr.. Abbott that the
remarks he (lIr. Al had supposed directed
to himself were written before Mr.. Abbott
had spoken at all, and consequently could not
have been intended to apply to Mr.. Abbott.
Upon the reception of this information,
Mr. Abbott replied that he would then with
draw his remarks concerning MIR. Sprague,
as they originated from misconception of
his (Mr. S's.) language. Thus the matter
rests. We think the course pursued by Sen
ator Abbott will meet the appreciation of his
constituents
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The Democratic papers are rapidly show
ing their hands. Their cry is, "Down with
the Republic-up with the Monarchy" The
Milton Chronicle, the Hillsboro' Recorder and
the Raleigh Sentinel have proclaimed them
selves in favor of taking away the rights of
American citizens, and putting them under
the heel of some crowned despot. The Sen
tinel, less bold than the Others signifies its
adherence to the plan by copying, without
comment, the disgraceful article Of the Hills
boro' Recorder. The plans of the ssre-heads
are plainly seen. The people hsxing found
out the utter wortblessness Of tire sore
heads refuse to trust them any longer, and
they now wish to ruin the people. They
have carried their treachery too far this time,
and the people of North Carolina will turn
from them with loathing and disgust.
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For the information of the many copper
head papers who are Dragging on their eir-
citation and financial prosperity we will
State that the STANDARD has the largest cir
citation of any political paper in the State.
"ehaVe received hundreds of new subscri-
oerS and the "cry is, still they come" The
reason is plain. The STANDARD is the
FEoPLE's paper and is devoted to their in
erests. 1t is the defender of the interests
OF the working men OF the State, and they
recognize it as such 1t advocates every
'ans that will benefit the people, while the
0pperhead papers do all in their power to
'1lure the prosperity of the State and to
aOsh the interests of the working men. The
"iANDARD is rapidly increasing its circula-
UOn and the secesh mourn.
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The Sentinel wants to know "what loyalty
means.n The shortest way to answer is to
say that it doesn't mean anything that any
Ofits editors ever practiced. 1t means de-
votion to the government-the Sentinel and
its editors are traitors. 1t means fidelity to
the people by supporting the laws OF the
country. The Sentinel is the organ of the
Ku Klux. 1t means serving ones country at
all times and at all hazards. The editor of
the Sentinel proved false to his country, and
still remains So The Sentinel has need to
ask "what loyalty MEANS" but is, we fear, so
stepped in every political crime, and treason,
as to be incapable of appreciating the term.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-05-05

A London journal-the Post-thinks that
The Cuban question is assuming a serious
aspect, and believes that President Grant
has longing eye upon the Seem OF the
antilles" France and England, it asserts,
|will determine whether these designs of the
United States against Cuba shall be tolera-
ed, or whether they will assist Spain in re-
tanning her colony"
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The quartermasters and shoddy contractors
|are loud in their demands for war with Eng
land or Spain.-Wn Star.
Fie! Fiel Bro. Bernardo You are too
hard on Bro. Englehardt. He don't like
you much now, and will be getting nauteish
bye and-bye He may go out star-gasing
one of these fine nights, and then we'll have
somebody's obituary to write. a.
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"We are tired of this thing called suffrage.
Whereby tho people as mass, (wh0 are always
silly things when taken collectively,) vote IKE
idiots for the very worst men over The very
best" sg
Who is this mighty potentate who Is tired
Of allowing the people of North CarSiiaa TO-
exercise their rights as American citizensg
Who is this man whose wisdom is 90 over
powering, whose intellect is so brilliant thav
he is authorized to pronounce tic people Of
his State "silly things" who "vote like idi-
OTIS z" Is it some statesman who has benefit
ted the world sufficiently to be able to abuse
it9 Is il some philanthropist who, after o
life devoted to the improvement of his fel.
low-men, is discouraged at the resaltsE Mo-.
it is merely one of the smallest tosds it' thes
human puddle. It is nothing but tbs edi--
tor of the Hillsboro' Recorder and he W.
the Lsrd only knows what. How
grateful the patrons Of the Recorder must
feel to this benefcent genius who conde-
scends to inform them that they are parcel
of "idiots." With what awe they must
listen to his Jove-like thunderings, and
what feelings Of utter degradation must they
experience when they know how ''silly" this
Solomon considers them. There can be but
one result of this terrible anathema-the
people finding that the Hillsboro' Recorder
has pronounced them unfit to manage their
own affairs, will. on bended knees, humbly
and with fear and trembling, beseech him to
become Tycoon of North Carolina. As the
Tycoon must have mentor and spiritual
adviser, he will, in all human probability,
appoint Elk Gov Graham as Mikado Of the
Empire. People of North Carolina, bow
your heads, cover yourselves with the gar
ments of humility, and raise your ''silly"
and "idiot" voices in honor Of Tycoon
Evans, and Mikado Graham. Hlastrious
monarchs, the people of North Carolina are
your humble slavesf
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-05-05

Hon. Horace Greeley has accepted On ap-
pointment as commissioner 10 examine the
Pacific Railroad, which Was rendered to him
by the President last week.
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Capt. A. W. Armstrong, formally 9editon.
of the Cincinnati Enqairsr, and .. distin-r
guished soldier of the Mexican war, whore
he lost leg, died on Friday.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-05-05

w. W. Townes, for many years Mayor of
Ie'erSburg, died in that city on Monday
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Carpet Department.

Illshment for Carpets. Oh Cloths. MRttIngs,
Rugs, Mats, &C., &C., Window Blinds, FIX
house in the trade and offer great induce
ments to cash buyers In that department,
having Carpet from 800 TO 81; selling the best
ply Ingram All WorBted Chain and Wool
filling at 81 per yard. Call and see for your.
selves, II you wish to save money. The best
quality Of Cotton Carpet Chain. ply at 4Oc;
ply at 43c, and 5 play at 45c. White Cotton
Chain from Nos. 6 to IL for $50.
Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and SOL
ling for cash you can always tell what you
are doing, for cash will secure better bar
gains than credit, believing that by indus
try, honest dealing and economy, we can
ers that may be pleased to favor us with call.
Therefor I respectfully invite an examina-
Wholesale or retail before. purchasing else-
where, and oblige
mar22 JOHN ROEMRR
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ALEX. b. sEEPHENs, having given
over the country to ruin, writes. that he
shall never enter politics again, Tbe
country can probably endure his Hold
adherance to this discrimination. = M !
late rebel Vice President cannot recoveII
his lost place in the national considare
ton by perpetual croakings Of evn.
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4pEfiaI Aptttes.
GRANT & PROSPERITY,

Business Teyives under the new regime.
Other than general causes have, however
given Tremendous 1petus tothe saleof
Cristsdoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The chemists have come out In Two leading
scientific Journals against the lead and sui
phur potsons for the head (for that is their
proper desIgnation); with which the coun-
Try Is infested, while DR.. Chiffon, the INST
analytical chemist IN America announces
to the world that -, .-..,,, -.-.,-
Cristadoro's Dye Is Utterly PoI5onless,
and that he kz1Otus Il to be 30, because he has
analysed 1t. HAIR PRE-
sERVATIYE' as ADDRESSING, acts like .
charm on the Hair after D5eings Try IL.
jy1o-1md&w N''iIii ~ = +
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.aImnorfant lNotfce.s a

Farmers !; FAM ltesp and iothera cAnEpur.l
chase no. Ramedyeqaal,to DR.. Tobias' Mene-
tian Liniment for the cure OF Cholera,
DIafr ksS, DysantefyS Group, Colo, and Sea
sickness, taken. Intel RALLY at Is perfectly
harmless; sSe oath accompanying each bot
tisJaid extefnalISfo for Chronic Rheumat i6rn,
I Headaefie,7 ToothacheS, sore Throat, odt6.
|tBdfnS, tswel1ings, Bruises, Motquito EBitess,
Old Sores, Pains in Limb, 3; Back Apd chsatt::
The Venetian Iinimsnt wal, intro 9eed IN
bib and NO one WHO. has used It but cqns
tipues to do sQi many aattngi Il 1t was Ten
Dollars q Bottlet hey Would uoh heIwtthout
|it.s Thousands or OeHtlh cate5 can be seen3at
the Depot5 speaking or It's WONDERFUL eura-
ti56 properties. Z Price, F1fty Gents and One
D91fs. sold by the Druggists and Store
keepsrs thfoug hout the pnIted states: /, De
Pohi9 Park Place EeHi YeF pix .,vI6!,q6d6y01
,dntt d! hunoa 2Iss,dt IGH:t1f y 1dfHtsl
,amaaBrandrefl HIS Fills. .s .56aG
qa1eyi rkn6vestn Bad dceu alations nom
the bow eli, 4nd 9 Purity and ld94e6rate the
system. - All VI osel th Is not perfect owe
It to themseiYe to- take a rev -d1aes Of
BrapdrethA Pills because the seeds of decay
ara constantine epRd4cated by their use. and
theprinciple OF HtereonhrmedS thus egiying
avigor of body and mintbto % period when
we have been used to see the faltering step
and the enfeebIed int ellect? s."I 7en4oGA.
Suin SODA Gsy1 Dii F+3-SlI!tl UGl E4ESl l.
S6epeTalyP aeZ, the distins ulshed llberator
oEYeneGnsla, says he has used them al his
only nnedieine for. thirty years with the
most Batisf actOry treaultsg oTt 10 81. bni
For oostlYeness, Dyspepsia, and las FAM
lily medtcineltltey are; unrivslledihuc gi9d
Daniel Gf T. Tsnn{aSyy; Ed. Ast6r House new
York, cured by BrandretR's n Pills Of DyaT
pepslay and .Gostlyenesss when AL, other
means used had falled,dJ vi hnLii.i uus3sS
A gentleman, Swhose ofatth6aq died of con!
sumption at SO years. was also attacked,
when about 2l,H wit6C disease. He had
cough, night sWeatss and general debility,
Doctors rec6mm ion ded cod ffver oil, butshe
wasted away way: At lat 10 determin to use
BrandrethA, Pills. g Ips1two months they
made hlm 9 sound man EAa
| 1ylegfnim9 ddftkR !EIorsurrg1 ousoIIJ enY
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9rg @npas.
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,

Housekeeping Goods, Carpets, on 'CIOths
. Rugs; Mats, &C., &C.
Having the Largest variety and aInors
general assortment OF articles dlreotly aud
Indirectly connected with q Dry Goods, No,
don and Carpet Embellishments combined
into one mammoth estabIshment, which
enables me TO buy and sell much larger
nnents In tn 8 city in our line. and in conse-
Quence OF which can buy and sell them at
less pricesI Studying economy In every de-
paFtmant; having no rent 70 pay can 90 q
larger business at less expense than any
other house in the trade. Keeping large
number OF Rentlamanly and com patapt.
Statesmen, the most fastidious cannot fail 10
be pleased.
Giles OF our stock.
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Dress Trirnnainrs,

In great variety ana at low prices. KID
Gloves, null line OF best quality, q %, 81 80,
81 Is, q 90. Fancy Gloves-A general as
Gents Handkerchief, from Sc 10 81 apiece.
Z The best 6 Cord Machine Cotton In the
world at 600 per doZ. 8srtu
HOSIERY-The largest assortment OF La
dies and Gents Hosiery In the city, at al
most any price. .H.f-s.t. -f
Quilts. ClOakB and ShRWls In great variety
and at low prices, &c. s.L5.5.-
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The Democratic Nominee for Cover.
nor or RennsylvhnIa-yH Who ne Is.o q

Il .
The Democratic Nominee for Cover.
NOR or PennsylVhnia--H who ne 1872 !,
Hon. Asa Packer, the nominee Of
Pennsylvania Democracy for Gov err
nor, when. quite youth, served sever!
| al years In a tannery in, Connecticut,
and subsequently, removing . to PennS
sylvania, apprenticed himself to a car!
psnter., Having served out his time,
he bought q farm on the upper waters
Of the Susquehanna. This . hel soon
disposed of, and then engaged IN sever
al important railroad and coal mining
enterprises. and by his tact and energy
soon amassed a great fortune, now es.
timated at over S15.0oo.OOO. In 1885. be
made a handsome return for his wealth
by founding at South Bethlehem, Penn
sylvania, the DehI2h University, for
the establishment OF. which he donated
magnificent park, sixty ACRES in eX-
tent, and a round half million of dol
lars In money. The Philade1 phia zee.
Graph says: s1f9 ;$lgG IasiiG i ~ s-lY
.t"While engaged in his extensiveand
absorbing business projects, Mr.. Packer
has devoted much of his time and att
tention to political affairs. For several
years he was;a member of the Slate
Legislature, his service in that body
terminating in 1913. He was then elect
ed Judge of.the County Court, holding
the position hVe years, and In 1883 he
took his seat in. the lower house of Con-
gress as member, for the thirteenth dis
trict, holding it until 1857. During all
this period, as at present, he was an
earnest, thorough going and consisting
tional Convention assembled at Tam
many Hall, in New York city, on July
4, 1868, Judge-Packer's name was pre-
scented to that body by the Pennsyl-
vaniR delegation as candidate for the
presidential nomination. With but
slight variation he received the vote Of
his own State, and ofthat alone, dur
ing the first fourteen ballots, after
which his name was dropped for that
OF GEN. dancoCks:t' lt-4 at t-l..s ,.5or-
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Is the best article Known etQ preserve the
| bsF hair. It viii post lively restore :
GRAYfHAIR. TO ITS ORGAN AL COLOR
I IebAND PROMOTE ITS GR0WTH.a
I LIT 1s an entirely new scientific discovery
conabinlng many OF the most powerful and
restorative agents In thevegetable kinsdomi
ItmaKes S tho Hair smooth Himid EfoSsy,
And dots not stain the sKin'i !. 10 :
| Its Recommended and used, ~ tie INST
medical authority, q, Ea :so.Issi .sTgGj
For sale by all Druggists. PRICE 81 90. /,
! RIP. HALL g. co.. Nashua, m. H. Pro-
EprietoB, an yg6I D. jun26Imeod7d&8,
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- ANDREW JOHNSON once made IA
speech at 9reenvllle to an association
OF tailors, who bore banner represent
ing Adam and Eve making their fig
leai aprons. ana ~ .ns c2urse ~ ms sa re-
was a tailor.0 These words were re-
ported in the newspapers "Our father
in heaven WaslaJtaiIor.pC1SE
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Uhesapealze ANA ohio !Ra1iroad.

Il FfoSSSAS $50 - - = :. : -
A Washington telegram to the Gin
clnnati Enquirer says that the contract
for completingtheC Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad to the, Ohio River will be sign
ed IN the course of few days, and the
vigorously.
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DIED.

KLLEVEs.-On Friday afternoon, July
IL, 1867, at 4 O'Clock GEORGE 5WILLTAM,
youngest son OF William and Mary kIIeves,
aged six months. -'-T---T''r III , ] :
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence Of the parents on Chapline street,
this Saturday. afternoon at4 O'Clock. The
friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend fsf,a 4
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AntOrdinancaI-


GtSoR yAssEsSISG HAND' tHEVYING a
EIiWatet Rent for the Oily OF Witnessing fog.
Ia Ss0mrnmnenn9inE ne fr 81 Day r APbfi
SEC. L Be it ordained by the Council of
collected and paid for the year commencing
BENEFIT 81 said c A5t or WI WSeeing 1atsf
rent ifromEeach and Leyefy5 person, party,
and assR an
tioned) using water from the Water Works.
aia attsFE rent as 7ffo9ISo 3 THAT Is
For each and every person In family,
siag TIE wsts o. the e1y ta6 of ssys1
three per cent on The rental value 81 dwell
IEor every retail drug 6torerf I've percent on,
e eve drug store e4clusivsly sl SSiesaHe ala hTs
per cent on the annual rental value thereof.
5SaE sXsFX 9 "a Sslrstys Sf ste en-
annual46hta1 SRluethefeo1.jl3 o Is95sE
On every boarding house Rix per cent ON
the rental value thereof .SsSa
I For every coffee house, first HorI second
claSz. ten RPeF gent on the annual GENITAL yalqe
TFor every fGIvataH Hath, for each person ins
the family, fwenIy+dye cents each. co.,,
For every public bath ten 'ioiiRrs for each
tph theneinm tcl 81 dut0 nIE9auBdiA 5d
E9r every yard or GaEden fRppIa eH ten dol"
fFor every yard, gardenor streets hose 1onr:
dollars for the FIRST twenty feet and ten cents
For every grocery hose, or street hose used
for grocery purpoSeSS I'VE dollars for the drst
twenty feet and ten cents for each additional
f0otsSE2 eri5 1.I bgIJnnGEF -osOEsI 10 3at.i
For every horse except as nefein specially
assessed, one d0naFsaEE .91n91
L For every private carriage one dollar.
For every cummings soda contain tan dol
lars. and for those not ruuning i've dollars.
Il For every store, ONCE or Gahop, one 5par
cent on the annual rental value thereof.
|. SEQ. .. This ordinance shall be in force
rom and after ttg passage. IpsooJNaI .S.I
-Rassed JOY 18, 1689. tnIEYt essrn 1y1zE1t
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TO Absentees.1 $50.

Those OF our citizens absenting themselves
from the city, during the SUNNI er months
can have the INrELLIGENcEn sent TO them
by mail for week or any longer term, for
, 80 > - 80 ID :: ri &c
Is cents per week: * NJ sg5.sg5-1
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Errine but Noble:

ssisHsIp f0F Young Msts, oS4hfo I haytI1 g
sealed letter envelopes, free, of charge. Adj
dress. HOWARD BANfTAFY AID ASSOC
CITATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa
may2l-3md&w
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ANDREW JOHNSON is announced TO
make a speech at Carthage, where some
body says the modern Marius can sur
vey his own ruins. - - ! : --+'N--
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM IN
Virginia, containing
1876 ga "A GEES,
siX miles from Wheeling, six from Mounds
vie and four miles from BeIlaire Ohio: one
mile 1ron sherrard POstohice. There is a
Good TW0-Story Frame House,
Containing nine rooms, with Eood.csIlar and
wash room. The mouse Is All banned,
Papered and finished in good style; barn,
C1h Lncf 10, Wsgon house, smoke house, and
$50 Coed Bearing Apple Trees,
OI the very best fruit. and all other kinds OF
Irutt Chere are 100 acres under ploW and
81 acres OF the very best timber, an unde
good FENCE and for water, can't be excelIed
IN the state. The Farm Is either adapted for
gram STOCK or garden purposes, and can he
divided into two farms. Price sixtV-dve
dollars per acre, and terms easy. II the said
farm ts not sold on the 25tn day OF Au9nSt
At private sale ON that dRyfat 10 a. N. it viii
De sold az public sale. For further inGorma.
lion inquire ON the premises or addresg To
Va. ~ SAMTTFTS. S1fsyt, ~ n s9'
Possession given TO seed this faII. and i1li
possession on the 10th OF December, 1859.
Jy16-W4tHestd
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PRINTS,

A largo assortment OF New styles, 10. 127S
and i5c. Buffalo Allapacos 40, SO, 90. 20, 80.
9Oc 81. Pure hohair LuStIes and Popl1ns
rom 5Octo $3.50 Fancy and Black Silks nom
81 25 to So 80 per yard.
BombaZines, Grape BathertRI Alexandra
Cord, and many otner styles OF goods sulta-
BILE Tor mourning.
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AEtp Ade4aIEalE.E Nd

n PRELIGIOUs M0EIg
~ July 18th. Rev. Josspn !
the Fourth Htreet n. X ChnFcit N tbs
morning, and at Zane STREE On rfcla q ne e
Rev. Henry NJ. Harnaar n D., OF thas 3lls
timore Oonfsrence, Will preach In the Island
Chapel in the morning, and IN the Eonfth
street Ma e. Church lnthe evening"
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WHITE GOODS,

A larre assortment or ali the different makes,
sSyVIBS. Nansook, Bishops Lawn, Victoria
ISVTn son finished Jaconet, Striped JacO-
nets Plaid JaconetS, Bfllliants, P1duesi
Granedatn Yelling of all colofs; Flannels OF
All Kinds and prices. 800 t.s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-17

a large assortment of Bleached and Un-
and Uubl cached Sheeting Oh, 81, l0-4. Lin
en- Sheeting OF superior quality 50, 104. A
large supply OF Linen Table Cloths Table
Linens, Napkins, Tow lings, &C., of the best
quality and exceedingly low prices.
shiEtipE Linens SO, e. g SIS, q, 81 ..