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q House ofDelegates Of Viz

himself for the House of Delegates Of Viz
ginia, as follows:
+" To the Hoters Of Rockingham
clam candidate to represent yopln the
next House of Delegates, ana as sucq pro
pose to give you, briefly, the views entei.
tain upon the questions now ailectlns your
material interests. .-.,.,, ,-,
at am unequivocally and uncompromls-
ingiy opposed to the payment OF the o.aIe
debt. now paraIyzing the energies OF the
state. and resting like an incubus upon the
nrosneritv of her people. That debt now
approximates S52,OOo,0Oo. The annual in,
terest which Is required BY the funding bill
to be paid, added to the expenditures OF the
Government, will increase your taxes three.
fold. Can YOU pay it? Will you pay It !
Shorn of your territory and deprived OF
yorr propertv, your homes desolated and
your fields laid waste, are you willing to act
as serfs and tenants of the bondholder
This burden aciN be perpetual After you
have paid millions every year until you Que,
the principal of the debt will be the same,
and YOU will bequeath the burden as Legacy
to your children.
1--WE are not legally bound to pay this
debt, for the State that owed this debt was
wiped out of existence by the bayonet and
the Federal Government. The present State
is not the State that owed the debt, but a
new State created out of part of the territory
of the old State, dating from its admission
into the Union in january, 1870. The new
State Government itself has recognized this
doctrine in declaring that Virginia should
not pay any of her Treasury notes, thousands
of which are in the pockets of her people.
"Nor are we bound in honor for it. There
Is no power given the bondholder to force
the State to pay the debt; there is no remedy
for him. For it is expressly provided IN the
Constitution Of the United States that it can:
not be done. See what it says: Article II
of the amendments to the Constitution OF the
United States declares 'the judicial power OF
the United States shall not be construed tc
extend to any suit in law or equity, com
menced or prosecuted against one OF the
United States by citizens of another State, Oh
by citizens or subjects of any foreign State
No suit, then, can be instituted against the
State of Virginia, and no power exists te
coerce PAYMENT"
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DIED.

At her residence in this CITY, on Grace streeI pc
tween Third and Fourth, january istn, AZ niteen
minutes TO O'Clock Z. NJ, Of paralysis In tne SLY
Gftb yclr of her age, Mrs. MARY i: WHIILOCh:
Her funeral will take place from the F1rst bapssi
church on SATURDAY the Goth instant at O'CLOCK
p NJ The friends Of the family ana tli2se OF ,et
daughter afrs. G. Childs are respectfully inVi'eo
Stanton (ya.) and Lowell tMass) papers please
copy.
In this city, on January Is, 1872, at o'clock a. III
AARON L. BURTON, In his ffty-siNth year.
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend DIS
funeral from the residence Of MIR. Hiliiam u, bqg
ton No. 4os Seventh street, ut II O'Clock Io-DA1.
At the residence of his father, Clover Hill pit,
Chesterfield county, Va, January 18th, 1872 JOSErH
HENRY, only Child Of Joseph l.. and Ance L.
Owens, aged two months and three days.
He came to them, cherub fair
4 flower to them given;
But ere his petals did unfold,
God took him home to Heaven.
But tho their hearts are saddencd.
And they're oppressed with RrleI.
They know lie Is now In Heaven,
And tits this that gives RELIEF.
In that blessed and happy land
They know he's now III anger Dr1Rhti
In robes Of fair and spotlcss wbitc.
He stands in his Redecmers sighI
A seraph, sinlcss, bright, and fair,
lie rests upon the golden Shore,
Where sickness. sorrow, pain, ana deatn,
Are felt and feared no more.
ONE WHO FEELS FOR THEM.
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FKAyKiIH hts had his honors and culo"ir>
in New York the present week. We do not
;!iiuli that i'rAHHIfN deserved them III an,
very decided ln"nEcr. His teachings have
tone more harm than good. a. BLAcKwoo!
aid. his nrsyimlS would make mean man o.
:.nv one who followed them. They teach Ii
that happiness consists IN thrift, and virtue II
economy. These two things Were lis law
md his religion. He irowncd upon the
generous emotions, and laid III embargo on
holiday pleasures and indulgence in any de-
nee in things that were gratifying to the
palate and not necessary TO subsistence.
We never liked FEANKLIS. In hoyhood
we were Mortified at his cold granitivc phi
losophy of life which put the pIavfuncSs and
Joys of youth under the Ian. We followed
MS art. but found no sympathy i'll his heart.
dc was tie true "GEAU-GRlHD" of his day.
Yet, peace 10 his ashes.
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T. Il
nav radicalize the whole South and impair
thu efficacy Of movement that Will at once
ree-tablis6 the ancient purity of the Govern
Inent. ,.;n ;,,;,,rv
All that is necessary to repair this INJURY
will be for Virginia, If she does not approve
the funding bill, to provide some substitute
for TINT measure that will assure her creditors
and the world that she does not intend 70 al
low her honor to be furnished by the suspl-
cion of reputation; but to suspend the ope,
ration of that bill, to which all people had
looked as q solemn guaranty that she would
meet her Indebtedness, without providing
some equally satisfactory assurance that her
obligations would be met, at least to the full
est extent of her painfully impaired ability,
is to leave her liable to unjust impufatlons,
which disturb alike the repose of the living
and the dead Washington Patriot.
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From the IIarrisonburg Old Commonwealth.
Colonel D'Fcrran in the Legislature
Monday. January 8, 1872.

"As a matter of personal privilege, he
would take occasion to refer to an extract
from small sheet published in his county,
which had been copied into a paper of this
city. charging him with having advocated re-
mdiation in the late canvass. He was as
determined friend of the honor OF the State
as any, and he denied the imputation that he
was repudiator. His position (Which mad
been sustained by a majority of 1900 in bis
county, was that il the bondllolders forced
the issue to pay them, though the bottom OF
the mca!-tub had to be scraped to md the
whcrewithal to pay taxes, he would then fall
back on that first law ofnattre, selfpreserva-
ton"
Read Colonel O'Fcrrall's card announcing
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in compliance with the call upon him OF ''s'
Legislature. and IN its abscncc, by the Coy
crnor-sends down 10 examine the state Of
things to see whether he viii ihie'ic'c -
not. He claims the power, but only w'n'cs
il In The ease under consideration.
Ii friends of freedom can split tnc'f 'i''o'''
and tear their neither garments over t'h'''
why tbov arc very great fools. That's I'LL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
KID GLOVES! KID GLOVES.

We offer the largest and bestseIected stock Of KID
GLOVES in this city.
..~.sear KID GLOVESat ssc.;
...y,4-,~1p-r- KID GLOVES, In ali colors, at ST..
We sold oyer six thousand pairs OF these gloves
last year, and heard but few complaints.
TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at $Lso;
JUGLAS KID GLOVES for which We ara agents,
~. in all styles;
BUCK and DoGsKN GAUETLETs;
LINED BERLIN and FLEECE-LISED SILK
GLOVES;
Genuine FRENCH DoGsKIN GLOVES for gen.
tlemen-thc best fitting glove ever offered In tbs
market. "-s".S-- ..----. LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1215 Main street
The sale Of DRESS GOODS at reduced prices 1.
being continued. tals
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NEW-YEAR'S BARGAINS.

BLACK ALPACAS worth 62., IS, s7ac., and 81, at
so. 90. G5, and &c.,
SATTEENS, all colors, worth 81 ut Csc. per yara'
IRISH POPLINS worth ~ per yard ut sl.29,
JAPANESE DRESSES worth So at 80 per pattern
BLACK vELyETEES reduced to $780,
$3.50 BLACK vELyETEES reduced to sl.25,
4 BLACK VELyETEEN reduced to &c.,
PLAID POPLINS,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
BLACK FRENCH MER1NOES.
GROS DE ZURICH, TAMISE CLOTHS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, .,,,-, , >1o
ENGLISH and FRENCH POPLlhS and Ao'
HAIRS,
CLOAKS. SlIAWLS, BLANKETS,
QUILTS, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
SKIRTS, UNDERWEAR,
CASSIMERES,
DOESkISS,
BROADCLOTIIS. ~
AND ALL WINTER GOODS
now offered at greatly reduced prices as they VIII be
sold ut and below cost, rather than be carried over
WILLIAM TIIALHIMER & SONS,
tal No. Col Broad corner Sixth street.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE

wOOLLEN MILLS.
Thanking DIR numerous patrons for their very lib-
oral sllupGrt during the past year, we beg 10 assure
Them that, regardless nj the heavy advance In the
price of wool we shall spare no effort to merit teiI
Confidence and patronage. and that
TIIF PRESENT HIGH STANDARD
of orr fabrics shall not only be maintained, but witt
Increased Facilities and rig adherence to our rule OF
"''Ao GOOD MATERIAL ONLY,
We hope to establish forthen national reputation
For sale in Richmond by
j. {. COURTNEY & SON,
THOMAS r. PRICE & CO.,
DTCKWALL & ROUSS,
RREEDEN & FOX,
ISAAC SiCLES.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ial3 CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN co.
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ME- INDIA TWILL LOSG-CLOTHA AT
SOC. worth Soc;
HAIR-CORD NAINSOOK ut a5c. worth SOC. por
yard
HAIR-CHECKED CAAIBRIC at SOC. worth T;c per
yard;
WHITE BRILLIANTS at 20, %, 30 ana a5c';
SWISS MUSLIN at log, 20, IS, aud up 10 SOC. per
yard;
COTTON DIAPER, ten yards In piece, at Sl'2i'
LINEN DIAPER, ten yards In piece at si'@
worth g.; at LEVY BKolhEho'
1913 and 1915 Main street.
A general reduction In the prices Of DREsS
GOODS, Prices marked down to close. "a 70
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OBITUARY..

Died. In the city Of Richmond, after painful ana
lingering Illness, on the sd day OF December, !sn,
Mrs. NARY A., wife Of DR.. John f. Friend, OF the
e' II i seldom that large family of relatives and
friends are called upon to mourn more accom-.
nlishcd and cstinablc lady. Perhaps the best test
which may he placed upon the virtues OF inc uea9
NAV be fIud In the love and devotion OF fanly ana
and pognant the grief of that devoted circle which
has Lcen so sadly bcreayed by TINS loss. IN ever!
household in every circle we often find one mem
Der pre-eminenly endowed with certain distinguish
ing characteristics as to be endearcd above all the
rest Such was the character OF the subject OF this
obituary. She was empllaticallya sunbeam at home,
among her friends, and In every social circle Hcr
graceful manners, her buoyant spirits, her wonder
ul gift of song cntrancing In her earlier days the
largest assemblics), her gentle winning manners noI
made her the favore of every circle In which she
moved. But alas alas. the grim monster'has torn
her from our midst and she now lies IN the colo ana
silent tomb Still in the prime OF life, she has lei
sIliin who locth all things Well" 1t bchooves her
friends, in this hour Of their sad bereavement, 10
take comfort from the thought that their loss j.
her eternal GAIN, for calmly and peacefully she tell
blessed Jesus. She has left her loving friends on
earth to tune her sweet voice atres in the heavenly
choir to sing the praises of Him who hath redeeIn-
cd her by His own precious blood.
OH lav her down gently, the well-belovcd dead;
Plant the rose, that its beauty may bloom Ger her
Let the sad weeping willow bend over the grave,
Where the tall grass OF summer shall mourniully
wave.
Strike louder your harp strings, We spirits OF
Loves
OH sweet be her welcome to regions above
Her soft voice OF music the strain shaii lTolons'
Willie answering angels repeat the glad song.
4 FRIEND
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M REMEDEGOUT, u cure for NAUSEA
Of all kinds. and especially MORNING SICK
NESS, prepared In accordance with the formula oil
NJ. Dc Laveran, OF Paris, and for sale by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists
Z. ,o-,w 019 Main street.
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w CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.

ED CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, THREE-pLY. IN.
GRAIN, VENETIAN, VIENNA, HEMP, and
RAG CARPETS;
RUGS. MATS,
OILCLOTHS in all wldths-somc as low as 20 cent.
per yard-ot LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
The closing sale of DRESS GOODS is now attract.
ing much attention. Many bargains can lie had.
IA 10
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oARDozo, FoCRQUREAS & co.
have just received new and beautiful assortment
of GOODS, selected with special care for the APP
proachiug holiday scason-such us
LADIES aud CENTS NECkTIES, In endless
variety;
Fancy handkerchief boxes of HEHiSTITCHED
HANDKERCHlEFS for ladies' and gentlemen,
and by far the most varied and complete exhibit
ton they have ever offered In
LACE COLLARS, LACE SETS, &C., &C.;
ALSO,
COLLARS, SLEEVES, and HASDKERCHIEFS
to match, In new and beautiful styles.
deIs CARDOzo, FoURQUREAN & co.
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~ DRESS TRIMMINGS!
nDTgc rrp,uxrrx-~,

NJ DRESS TRIMMINGS
DRESS TRIMMINGS:
CHIPS and FRINGES In all colors;
SILK BUTTONS In great variety;
CLOAK LOOPS,
VELyETEENS, yELvETs,
SATINS, SILKS, and MARCALINEs:
WIGGANS. CRINOLTNE, JEANS,
RICE and ENGLISH CAMBRICS.
BLACK SILK LACES,
WHALEBOSE, CORD,
HOOKS and EYES,
SEWING SILK, TWIST. &C., at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1215 Main street.
If you wish to save money purchase your DRESS
GoODSat
ja1a r-, LEVY BROTHERS..
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NJ JANUARY, 1871.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
COLORED AND BLACK DRESS GOODS.
LINENS &C.

r. PRICE & CO.,
IN accordance with their usual custom ut ILLS seasoh
will sell upon their rear counter
MANY VERY DECIDED BARGAINS
IN FALL and WINTER POPL1SS; also, goods IN
Ladies and Misses suited for early spring
These goods are desirable IN every respect ana Ola!
sold to reduce stock.
VIII bc included In the lot
BLACK MOHAIRS and ALPACAS-a!"a!s III f''
quest.
Also, some fine Jobs In
LINENS, TABLE DAMASKs, NAPKINS, &c. i"f
housekeeping purposes.
Their stock Is fresh and attractive, being kep' up
all tie dme.
just opened, by steamers and express,
LADIES and G EMIL EMEN'S KID GLOVES"
best;
LACE and LINEN COLLARS and SETS,
MOURNING Wells and COLLARS,
BLANKETS,
FLANNELS,
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONs.
SHEETINGS,
DIAPERS,
DOYLIES, &C., Sc.
TR. PRICE / CO.
i,l3 1l0l Main street.
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mr CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE SETS COLLARS and CUFFS,
CREPE and LOVE Wells,
MOURNING uASDKERCuIEFS,
BOMBaZINE, TAMlSE,
ALPACAS, DELAiNES,
eros DE ZOURICH,
CREPE DE PARIS,
BLACK AND WHITE FRENCH CALICO.
SQUARE aud LONG BLACK FRENCH MERlSo
SIAWLS, and other goods for mourning, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Now is the time to purchase DRESS GOODS at
reduced prices. j. u
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MET WATERPROOF CLOAKS from

kY WATERPROOF CLOAkS from
$5to$l2
BLACK MERISO SIIAWLS from s. to SIS;
DOESKIN CASSIaiERES at sl.es per yard worth
$3.50;
SATINETs at .oc. worth SOC. per yard;
SATINETS at SOC. worth CSC. per yard;
PLAID OPERA FLANNEL, all colors, at &c. per
yard;
WHITE, SCARLET, YELLOW, and GREY
FLANNELS, in all qualities:
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
COMFORTABLES, ut great bargains, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
Remember that we are now selling DRESS
GOODS ut reduced prices. hl'
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DLASTER CINE GROUND) supplied to
l. merchants and farmers from CALICO FER
". Is. WARWICK, i.
at Galleso Mills Manufacturing Company.
IA In-ppd3wk #@s
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

NEW AND ELEGANT
CHRISTMAS GOODS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-14

MEETryG OF Executive COMMITTEES.
AT a Joint meeting Of the Democratic
and Liberal County Committees on
Saturday, October -, it was unani-
mously
Resolved, That for the purposes Of
the ensuing National and Congressional
campaign, the said committees be
merged into one Joint committee to be
entitled THE Ohio County Greeley and
Brown Executive Committee and that
said committee should have the control
and supervision OF said campaign in this
county.
On motion Michael Reilly, Esq, was
elected Chairman, 81. D. Rockwell Sec
rotary and Israel Updegraff Treasurer
Of said committee.
A sub Committee on Finance was ap
pointed, consisting of Messrs. Israel
Updegraf, J. NJ. Brodie and James NJ
Ewing, and a Committee OF Arrange
ments consisting Of Dana L. Hubbard
L. C. Rockwell, Michael Reilly, and
said committees were instructed to enter
at once upon their duties:
On motion, adjourned to meet on
Monday, October IA, 1872, at 7 P. NJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-14

The CHlLDREN's HoME.-The new
Children's Home, corner Rf Hampden
and Sixth street, was thro$q open to
visitors on Saturday, and large num-
Der of our citizens, together with the
Lutheran Synod, visited the Home.
Very interesting addresses were made
and the children gave Rotations, sang
songs and enjoyed themselves generally.
The ladies and gentlemen interested in
the Home are doing a noble work.
Many little ones, who would under
other circumstances, learn nothing but
evil and that continually, are being
taught how to become useful men and
women and provided with good homes.
The apartments, under the charge OF
the efficient and careful matron are
kept as neat as new pins and are
models of good housekeeping.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-14

REVENUE DEcIsIoNs.-We give below
several decisions made by the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, on Friday
last. as they are of interest to our people;
The Commissioner writes to the AS
SCISSOR of the Second District, Concord,
New Hampshire, saying that under the
law and regulations OF the commission
ers a tobacco or cigar mandatory may
sell in bulk without the payment OF
tax, refuse scraps, clippings, &c, incl
dental to his own business, but the law
does not allow and the regulations never
contemplated the general purchase and
sale OF this class of tobacco in bulk, and
without the payment of the tax. The
sales mus. be limited to tobacco scraps,
waste, clippings, &c, which have re-
suited from the manufactures own busl'
ness, and sold as material, to be further
manipulated or manufactured, or mixed
with other manufactured tobacco. Per,
mits for the sale OF this class oftobacco
to manufacturers OF cigar or tobacco
must be kept within the limits OF the
law and regulations.
Another decision says: "No license
or special tax is required in order to
enable a person to purchase tobacco Of
a sheriff, or OF any other person; but
where one makes a business by buying
or selling tobacco, he is required to pay
a special tax either as dealer in Leaf
tobacco or a retail dealer in leaf tobac-
co, as the case might be. The liability
attached to the selling and the mode Of
selling determines the amount OF tax to
be paid"
A circular recently issued by the
Treasury Department has the following
Information: "As the law now is, nc
stamps are required on any Official
document or paper issued by an officer
of the United States Government, or on
bills OF lading, bills OF sale of vessels
bonds given at the Custom Houses,
charter parties. entries OF goods, wares
and merchandise for consumption OF
ware housing, withdrawal entries, mani
tests, powers OF attorney, marine pro-
tests, receipts, or other similar docu-
meDts"
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m. GUTMAN d CO.'S.

ESCAPED FROM THE PENIrENTIARY.-
On Saturday morning about 7 o'clock,
during the prevalence Of a heavy log,
Levi Reed, an ex-Deputy Sergeant OF
this city, and we'll known here, who
was sentenced to five years imprison-
ment for a robbery committed at Graf
ton last winter; John Mulcurren, who
was sentenced for life for killing Corne.
Illus Sullivan, and q convict from Cabell
county, named William Crotty, made
their escape from the peniteutiary.
They were sent out to work as usual,
but took advantage Of the heavy fog to
get away. The guard fired at them
lint without effect. the convicts making
their escape 1t seems hardly possible
that Reed can avoid capture. He is
we'll known at every point on the rail-
road between this city and Grafton.
Superintendent Shallcross offers a
reward of one hundred dollars each
for their capture. The following is a
description of the prisoners: Levi
Reed, 90 years oil, S feet 10 inches in
height, sandy complexion, hazel eyes
and curly Lair. John Mulcurren. q
wears old, 5 feet 7inches high, blue eyes
and light brown hair. VIM. Crotty'
age 81, heavy set, ford complexion,
grew eyes and dark hair.
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V. HARDING, 100 Market street, in
tending to devote his attention exclu-
sively to the sale Of the celebrated Stein
vsy and other Pianos and the Mason
& Hamlin and Smith Organs, offers bis
entire stock of small goods, consisting
of Music Books, Violins, Guitars
Strings, Horns, Flutes, Flies, Clario-
nets, Harmonious, Drums, Accordeons
&c., &C., at very low prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-14

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-On Satur
dav Mrs. Indiana Kiger had Miss Han
nah J. Fordyce taken before Squire
Johnston, on charge of having com'
mitted an assault and battery on her
Mrs. Kiger, as aforesaid. 1t was first
class female row. Miss Fordyce los'
her temper and struck her opponent
and that's what's the matter with
Hannah" She was held in the sum o.
500 to answer the charge before the
Circuit Court at its next term.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-14

POLICE CoURr.-There were three
cases on the Police Court docket Satur-
day, two Of them having been continued
20 many times that We quit counting
when they got up into the IT, snds
They are the cases of George ~ ham
and Peter Muer. Muer's case is set
for hearing to-day and Wickham's for
mex. Saturday.
The hearing Of a charge Of disorderly
conduct preferred against James swee-
ney, South Wheeling man, we think,
Was continued until this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-14

GRAND RUsH.-Walking up on Main
street our attention was attracted by a
continual crowd Of ladies going and
coming with baskets and bundles. We
stopped to inquire, but we at once OBJ
served that the ladies were rushing on
to the Cheap Dry Goods House Of
Messrs. Emsheimer d Blum. Being
actuated by q motive of inqnisitiveness
we entered this establishment and found
ourselves jsmmed amidst thronging
crowd OF anxious buyers. Here goods
were strewn on all the counters, the
clerks as busy az bees measuring of
those beautiful Fall Dress Suitings, AL
pacss, Black Silks, Silk Popins, Sat.
teens, Empress Poplins, Wooden Flannels
and the like. We asked the prices O
these goods, and were less surprised a
their increasing rush when we learned
the figures at which they were selling
away such stylish and rare dress fab
RIGS. Here we were fully convinced
how much cheap dry goods are appre'
ciated BY the ladies. We were shown
those celebrated LYONS Black Silk Vel
vets for cloaks, which are offered a
from $500 to sl400, the best, and, VIZ
must eonfess, that for beauty Of finish
quality, and low price these velvets bea
anything Of the kind we ever heard
mention Of, and will take q customer e
eye at first sight. Besides all this. take
a look through their stock of Ready
made Dresses, Waterproof Cloaks
Cashmere Wrappers, Braided Sacques
Shswls and Scarfs, and you will be i'm
pressed with the firm opinion that low
prices and fashionable goods are found
in great quantity at Emsheimer &
Blun's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-14

STOVE polishers and house cleaners
vigorously ply their brushes and house
decorators are all actively employed
Dealers in house furnishing goods sre
engaged in furnishing more elegant
articles for the prosperous. These semi
annual cleanings are not only the cause
of iollity in many circles, but they cal
Sor liberal disbursements.