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SrTVEE'S
StIIrJTI NED AII Al 10 H. - Y STE \

SHOULDER MEASURE SN STEM
THE Subscriber has been appointed Agent io'
L the above Sy stem, ioI Northumberland County,
which he offers for salc 10 Tailors, who may de-
size to possess the hest and latest improvement III
the at of cutting garments. The following two
certificates ac from committee Of Merchant TAI.
lnrs IN PARIS, Who have examined the system, and
highly approve ci the came.
PANS, Feb. 2sih, 1870
We the undersigned, ncrhrrs of the committee
appointed 10y the mCmhrrs composing the "Phun-
ihfophic Society" ol Merchant Talors OF raris
tly that the ~ stem oi cuiriur, taught 10y Thomas
Oliver of New York, United SIatrs, has been sub.
milied Ia our examination. which ~ stem we Ieo ON.
mend as The test that has turn submitted to us, III
ait, oi which we have given hlm this CorIIt' ate.
NJ. FROGE. President,
NJ. IAFirIE, V President
I >uioin n certificate from Nc Cutter of Psr,>,
formerly u Boston, whose rcluta'irn is well esta>
bishcd 10th in Europe and IN America:
Mr.. Oliver, Dear Sir, the recommend ,tiun YOU
have obtained from the Society oi Master Tnlnrs, u.
from the highest in lhls CITY, aud | fully agree IA
the opinion, that your sy stem IL the bcSl that has
eycI been published. Yours truly,
u. CUTTER.
The subscriber continues the business of TAI
LORING AT his old stand, udjoining Rhawns store,
III SunLury, where lie Will accommodate all who
may cali upon him in his line of business.
lie will regularly receive The Fashions from Mr..
Oliver OF New lmk, rs soon as ISSUED. The
Spring Fashions have been received, and are now
ior sale. WILLIAM DuRSI.
Sunbury, April 10, lsil.-iy
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JdtEaN SULLIVAN & SON.

fi2f}a4 fiiat}5a i@1rl A.. >.
-l..4.!aa1 --.!!1 ..g.Ea. a.4E ,"ssils.7taS - -
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAN rs,
No. 90, LiGnr SrnnEr WnApF,
D A 1T NJ q Il.
HAVING a spacious warehouse, near the Rail
4 l. road, and ample wharf aud pavement room iof
landing and receiving produce, respectfully solicit
consipnments of flour, grain, whskey, tobacco, &c
With much experience in the COMMISSION
BUSINESS. to which they promptly and cx.
clusivey devoted, they induced To believe they
can give satisfaction TO all who may employ them.
Liberal advances made on Consignmenis, and
information as 10 markets freely communicate d when
required
Refer 10
N,:d1 w. l3EMANT M,Srs&y : SON Baltimore.
kEARNEY WHARTON, Reading Pa
JOHN DOUGIlERIY, IluIlida, ,hu,g, Pa
WAlLlNGFORD 81 TAYLOR, Pn,sburg Pa.
April 10 lsIl.
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OF EVERY DESCRIpTlO

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY.
No. 30 North Water Street, Phila.
yU ANUFACTURERS and dealers in Oils Of
IVH every description both for burning aud
manufacturing purposes, which will I've sold much
lower than they ran I've procured elsewhere, and
warranted in quality to equal any in the city. Any
oil sold hv the company not proving represented,
may I've returned without any expense to the pur-
chaser, and the money will lie refunded.
Their stock now in store consists Of the following
oils, Wv:
10000 gallons Winter Blcached Spclm0 :
Oil,
6000 do do Colo,less Oil. .
$4,000 60 Fall and Spring Sperm Od,
10000 do Winter sra Elephant, e
10000 do do Pressed Whale Oil,
5000 do Ssmmer do do do
$4,000 do Common Whale OIL
200 Barrels superior Suats Oil,
500 do Cod Bank OIL, 9
50 do Meats Foot Oh, =
75 Casks Olive Oil,
Tanners Oils y
TTThis Company has a number of Vessels en-
gagged in the Cod Fishery, and Tanners may rely
upon getting at all times Oil pure as imported.
Philadelphia Nov. Z, iS49.---ly.
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June s, ls4l.
JOHNS g. CUMMINGS.
WHOLESALE SHOE, BONNET,

Cap and Palm LEAF Haf Store,
No. 10 SoUTH 4TH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
NIHERE an extensive assortment of the above
w articles aie constantly kept on hand, for sale
at the most reasonable terms.
May 30, lS4l.-ly.
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MONEY MATTERS,

Revenue BW-Accepting BankS.--As a table
las been published in many Of the papers purport.
ng to exhibit the amount of money which the ac.
ep,ing Banks will be authorized to issue under
he "Revenue Bill,' which is erroneous in maAy
'spects, we publish below a table, which we be-
eve to be entirely accurate, showing the amount
'hich each accepting Bank will issue
Exchange Bank of Pittsburg Il Bran
ches Sl69,76i 90
Ierchants g. Manufacturers Bank of
Putsburg 10000 90
ank of Tenn Tow nsbip 96,734 9s
Ianufacturers & Mechanics Bank of
Philadelphia sO,26O 90
armers Bank of Lancaster 10000 90
ank Of Chester County n ,492 90
anx of the Northern Liberties 10000 90
arrisburg Bank $4,000 90
hambersburg Bank 66,Ol5 90
oyamensing Bank 62,5OO 90
rmers Bank of Reading 6O,O72 90
,rslile Bank 1868 25
liners Bank of Po,,svle a9,936 25
ork Bank 49,56l so
INK of Lewistown d2,25s 25
INK of Delaware County 43O57 SO
.ncaster Bank ,3s,430 O6
wanda Bank $4,000 90
nix of Germantown 35,5l2 50
INK of Northumberland 10000 90
mthampton Bank 2l,i7i 25
INK of Gettysburg 30,95s %
onongahela Bank of Brownsville 1900 90
lumbia Bank & Bridge Go. 25i7l 90
lie Bank 25473 90
est Branch Bank $4,000 on
nix of Susquehanna County $4,000 90
rks County Bank 24,150 90
nix of Mddlctown 2l,3ls rs
rmer's Bank of Bucks Co. 23,055 90
rmcr's g. Dlover's Bank of Way
lesburg 1880 90
uanon Bank 1880 90
yoming Bank 202c7 so
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A FEW ounces of Peanut silk Worn,
"A Eggs, warranted good, can be had hy apply.
ing soon, TO ii, b. MASSER.
May 20, lsil.
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In the Common Pleas of NOrthusli
bertrand County.

Fiemniing and JhOmaS Poltock,)
vs., huie OF NOuIt.
James Tharp.
- uLE on the the Judgmen, Creditors Of defend
IL ant, and oil others interested, to show cause
by the first day of August tenn, lsil why the pro-,
ceeJs OF the sale of defendants real estate should
not he applied to they paymrn, Of the judgments OF
flemming aud ThomOs Pollock
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN.
PIohono'ay's Office, Profh'y,
Sunbury, Apnl l6, lSil. S-9t
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Estate OF James Campbell, deed

Estate Of James Campbell, deed.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin.
~ istraiion have been granted TO the sui scribcs,
residing in Shamokin township, Northumberland
county, upon the estate of James Campbell. late of
the said township deed. All pcrsous having any
demands against the said estate, are requested to
present them properly au hentcaed, and those who
are indebted, TO pay to the subscribers without de-
lay. WILLIAM PERSlNG,
OBADIAH CAMPBELL.
June 81, lSil--6w.
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THEOPILUS CULP,

IIT4NJI IIVN NOL
Manufacturer and Importer Of Sad.
dlcrv. Hardware, Sc.
No. 5 Sosah 1hird street, four doors beioD tia1ht
PhiiaGetphi4'
~ EEP constantly on hand large md ecneral
EA assortment Coach Lamps, Ca'riage Banda,
Axle Arms, elliptic Springs, Patent LcatAor. %c
Country Merchants and saddlers will be supped ~
all times on the most reasonable Terms. They vii
find ii to their advantage to call and examine lis
assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
Philsdelphia, November 7, lsI0,--ly,
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Sl,l5J,9y9 90
rho three Banks published I've.
/, which do not pay tax on their
dends, have accepted the law
| will issue on funded debt the
owing snms:
TX of Pennsylvania Sl25,000 90
rmers g. Mechanics of Phila1ci>
,hia 62,5O0 90
chanics Bank City and Go. 10000 90
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EECO.M.NE.N'D.9 TIO.N:

Milton, April II, lsii.
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CT " "A. UCT-N%
ESllERlCK, UANSELL & cos.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS sTor,x,.

NO. lG6 2 Market Street, Phila.
(Bef0ic Fyh South side
A LWAYS keep on hand full and rensro, nc.
IE Sortmont OF Ho'iery, i6ce, and Fancy Goods,
County Merchants are teTpectfr!'y requested to
give them call and examine for them. elves.
Philadelphia, November T, Is4O.--iy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
VIRGINIA HOTEL.
Corner n Main and Madison stS, WhoeliRg. Ia.
HACoB A KLINE. formerly Of Haeersto.sa.
VI. resrerIlnllv inH,rrna IL trnNnlEnn ~

EACOB A KLINE. formerly Of TfaeerSto.sa,
W M. respectfully informs the travelling puts
lie that he - now in possession Of this cxteu-
sive ana well known establishment lately Occu-
pied by Mrs a MCrearv. Situated IN n GENITAL
and commanding point on Main street.. The
l'use Is IN complete operation, and open Tor
the reception OF visitors, and having undergone
A thorough repair, theprcprietor nattershimself
n will az all times be found a desirable stoLping
place for travellers. The former experience o!
the proprietor, and The success which has here
tOiofeattended his eNeruons warrant HIM in say
ing mat the most complete satisfaction shall
be rendered 10 all V no favor him ~ith a call.
The Hotels furnished in n superior manner
punctual utrCntiOn VIII at all tires be paid II
inc comfort and convenience OF visitors. for
whose accommodation bells con uuuica tiug
with tAe Bar vail be found in every rhambrr.
Careful and honest servants will al al times be
spared TO renCer travellers perfectly ~ home
EODE6ATE.
THE VIRGINIA HOTEi. - situated with.
IN "A short distance Of tho steambcat laading Ia
and ( ON which all b iss4geis convened free q,
charge: aud is the Office Of the Great Easter
and Western Mail and accommodation Lines o
Stages, with Their auxiliary branches as ownet
aud directed by Messrs Stockton. Falls a. Co
on the eastern and Messrs Neil. Moore & Co
! on the western route. Ii Is also the regular Of
hcs of thediIly limos 10 and from Pi ttsburrh
S~teubenylile, Wooster, Canal Dover. AshtabU
ia, or Lake Erie, &c, Travellers wishing 10 q,
IN any direction ca ! secure their seats al IN,
bar ana Will betaken by stages from the house
Jun l-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
MUSIC & VARIETY STORE. Union $

subscriber keeps constantly on hand n gen.
"A eral assortment Of Musical Instruments. where
Bands can be supplied at eastern prices adding
transportation from the seaboarJ. also Germln and
American Piano fortes from the most celebrated
makers and warranted To stand IN my climate. Piano
Music and Instruction Books for all instruments, VIC
Inns. Accordions, Flutes; Flies, Drums, Violin strings.
Clnrionet reeds. Blank Music Paper &c sc also n
variety of staple goods. consisting in part of Vest
and Suspendcr Buttons. Pearl and Bone TO for Shirts.
White and assorted spool and skeins thread. patent
do, Sewing Silk. Needles Of all kinds. Shell and
Horn combs Of various patterns. Fine and Redding
do. with n variety Of other articles too numerous to
mention, and which will be sold at fair prices. The
subscriber would respectfully invite the citizens and
country Merchants to call and examine his stock.
mar Ply, J. MELLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17

IN O. HAWKINS, takes This method Of rotp,,.
~ ing hs thanks 20 The citizens ri Wheeling
bud vicinity for the hind PATRONAGE ghfcp f7ey
have extended toward hlu. and begz 10 assure
them that nothing shall be wanting 0u hs 1ayf
hIa ART. VI
nc following descriptions Of work will be ev-
seeleal4 s'yle interior % nose. with uunctn-
1Ily tod ocsphtchs SIGNS ~ ov, nv desrripfiru
Iuh-aytntie7 window Blinds. nd .mifaffgn IN
ralntl gIAs or IauIaCauo-NIif8rv FIags
Enflne hacsY Ire Cumsar.fsf 81 dyse w,
gonlc &c VOC p GLOVE BaIuc7s. Aprons md
carpets EhameillnE aud Puntur On t,lsss ~,
algna numbgs and picture GLASS;. 80, ~
tauOns 81 NODu Hnd Marble f-rg.
SIEAM BOAT PAINTING T~ET4rrpIWL
end GLIDING, Cd OIPaurog. 49, ~
pared and vanished with care. 70
NJ y Marking PLACES cut in the nrsfrsf mai,
ner. fn brass. copper or Zinc, Specimens f.
work can be seen atNo te4 Nam Street
"A E-soy on tho Identity AMI General R-.r,
"a rrcfou ~ ne Human BODY. in which fts sv
idonfes be- favor ~ mese important suberts qre
considered in %rsllhon, both b Philosophy and Scrip.
fure 81 samuel Drew.
Fsrsaio 81 the Bookstore 81
AS. A. INGRAM
mag no I9l main "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
JOHN r. CLARKE.

JOHN +. CLARKE.
(SHccesSor 10 Moore & CLqrke)
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT.
WhteLing Va.
EATILL continue The Forwarding and Commits.
sion business at the old stand Of Moore a.
Clarke, CA Monroe street, Wheeling. lie will de:
vote hIs entire time; 10 The interest of his CORES
%pondcHis. The patronage Of the cusioInrs VI The late
fro, and the public gcnerallyis respectfully So
licitcJ an -
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UNITED STATES FAST MAIL LINE.


UNITED STATES FAST MAIL LINE.
FROU WHEELING TO WOOSTER. ono
b. way Of alonni Pleasant,
~ Harrisyille. Georgetown. Gu
SxhsE~@ diz. SIccrown franklin. Fast.
@JE-E@. port, New Philadelphia. Canal
Dover. Sirawsburg. Milton. Mount Eaton. Edenburo
Wooster. and Mansfield. Connecting with the Mali
Lines, To Bu,yrus, Ashland. Norwalk, Sandusky
City. aud cleveland. Leaves Wheeling. every
Monday, "Wednesday md Friday. at - O'Clock NJ,
and Wooster on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday,
Passengers by this line. will arrive at either end
in time to connect with The mail Lines running east
and west.
The Pr, bess leave 10 tender 10 The public his
grateful ncknowle Judgements for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed ON his Line--and takes this oc.
rasion 10 assure Them, That no expense or atieniIon
shall be wanting on his part Ia render perfect aud
full satisfaction 10 all who may travel in his line,
and having lately renewed his teams and placed
new coaches on the road. he inIiers himself that
he will merit. and hopes To receive a liberal share
oi public patronage. For seats apply at the Bur II
the u. s. Hotel.
J. a. MYERS, Proprietor.
A. w. FLEMING, Agent.
mar IL
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PLUMBERS.

" Corner of Monroe and Fourth SIS
OPPOSITE THE NEW COURTHOUSE,
Where they carry on the House and Steamboat
PLUMBING, in all its branches.
They have constantly on hand: Hydrasts, of uari.
GUS descriptions, HaterS' Kettles, Wafer Closets, Bah
Tubs. HotS Cold ShoSer Baths. Retorts for Bleach
ing, Chemicoi Apparatus. Lead Ce6iHs. Fdfeni Bath
Heaters, Force and LDt Pumps. Lead Pipes Of all
sizes, Sheet LEAD Of any thickness. and p0rked up
into any manner of|orm.
Water conducted through Leaden Pipes,
from Springs to Dwelling Houses IN the Country.
ALso-BEER PUMPS e. BAR ROOMS fIed up
to order; LEATHER HOSE.
SuperiOrpumps for country wells, steam engines.
&c dc.
Al orders thankfully received and punctuauy
attended 10. WHEELING Va.
Glue Scraps taken in exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17

NOTlCE-The respective firms Of Forsyth,
Moore g. Clarke, and hsore 81 Clarke, hav.
ing been dissolved, the first on the LIST ofNoy 1910,
the latter on the lst March. 1871. the undersigned
respectfully requests the attention Of the friends anI
correspondents. o'the aforesaid firm. 10 The card Of
Mr. John r Clarke. his late partner who C. ninues
The business inIheir old stand on Monroe ~. Wheel.
ing. HENRY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17

THREE DAILY LINES F1P
ALIIHOR WASHINGTON CITY nj
and NEW YORK Enfrgor5jnor.
SPeedH Is. HAILC CHARIOT LINEwrrsry
PASSENGERS ONLY. 1
Runs through to Baltimore by contrae,in 4,
hours, II
the only line at that speed.
Leaves Wheeling every morning nj q 10 o.
ock.-1akesth mallfallr road cars a FredsricL
arrives lnBalumoTe second morninP IT,,
Nheellng,l takes mail cars and reaches phil
adelphIa, Washington city, ere New York sauna
day.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE. Lares Uz,sl,r
very evening, reaches Frederick second even.
Tag, takes the same mail cars to BaitiN'oro
Washing. on, Philadelphia or New,York '
RELIANCE LINE, ieares WAceling rrery mn
ming, reaches Frederick second moTnioe and
takes the morning line rail road cars reocbes
Baltimors same evening, and proceeds no phil
adelphia or n. York next morning: or nj ,h,
'iopuon of PassengeTs,t takes the evening nil
cars al Frederick. maj"
The subscribers have a coHtraet with n.
~railIoao company 10 carry their mails and nas-
sengers rom Frederick, and every arrangement
has been made to insure comfort and rc~r,sr.
ity. The propriotors Of the above lines resId.
upon the route, their personal attentio dayotsd
to the business and one Of them Cor a stafionsd
agenD Will always be found at WbesIiro
Washington, Pa. Uniontown, CumbeTisn5
HageIstov n, and Frederick I'm addifian 70
which travelling agents al employed whose
duty .tls TO pass along the routeconstaatlyfo
supe rlntend the lines.
Printed rules and regulations for the ber.6,
p~asse1gtrs, will be furnished en- application AZ
the office on Water street, below : 49,
at Virginia Hotel. Wheeling. "tei, or
april , STOCKTON, MOORE lFAIISA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17

COKlNG GLASS. Portrait q Picture Frame
M mnnuiucturer-Thc subscriber respectfully
informs The citizens Of Wheeling ond vicinity, that
ne hos commenced, IN connection with his former
business. tho Looking Glass, Portrait and Picture
name Gliding. sc. in allits branches-Hc has en-
gagged Mr. Jas. Robinson, from The frst manufac-
i0res On New York. whose workmanship IS inferior
10 none in the Union. anil H. now prepared 10 eN-
ecute nj! orders in that line. lie will constantly Keep
on hand an extensive assortment Of LOOKING
CLASSES ofevery description IN Gilt and Mahoga-
ny and Fancy Frames Picture and Portrait irnmes
made 10 order Old frames rcgih and Gliding ofey-
cry description done in the beststylc.
julyl4 wv BRANSTRUP,
Agent for " BARLOW.
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IN TRANCE.

ms RANCE.
- lSkS will be taken by the FIRE g. MARINE
1OlNSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
az he forrest raieson--
Buildings Of all kinds. stone, brick or soolen and
their contents:
Steamboats,; factories; mills, &c,
Furniture.
And mercnnndizc Of al kinds.
And against all dangers attending The transports
aiion Of goods on rivers, lakes, seas. canals and
railroads.
For the character Of tho company as 10 prompb.
tads and Hberaihy IN he adjustment and paymsuf
Of iosses,-we beg leave TO refer 10 tho merchants
Of this place and elsewhere who have had the adj.
Juslment Of claims upon ne.
JOHN FAWCETT, Presigesl
DANIEL LAMB Secretary. January rs, IS4I.
BOARD % DRECrORs--JOhn Fawceu pyss,de,f
s Brady. John Coshorn, Charles D. Knox. Richard
w. Harding. samuel Neel, William Paxton. Jocob
: Shrver. Samuel SpriRg. Directors.
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SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
WASHINGTON PLACE.


VIM
FTNHE KISSES MACNALLY. IONS OF
them natives oil rance, and all of lken edu. !
ca ed IA Fans, under the immediate care and IN |
~ house ol their, father, a member of the Uni. |
Vetsity OF trauce,shaNc formed an establishment
IN Baltimore for the education of a limited mum
Der OF losnE Ladies.
moIena; premier accoBapagnattur de Piano. and
OF roignet, malirc de H5rpe.
1hs course ofinstruction will comprise Read
ing W uhng. Grammar, Composition. Arthme-
Nc, a,6eegrHpty Astrono- Y, History. &c
9ua1try, Aiythol"sy, Latin, french. Italian. Bel
les Let'rSs' aud caiy compost ION IN French; Nh
slc. Vocal ana Instrumental, Piano anu Ham.
Drawing. Painting, Dancing, Embroidery aud
The Misses aacNalIv DO rot require. nor will
they employ the aid of any instructor or telchei
e3i OF ,neir own Ia n,ly- The use Of nny other
sfiectually excluded. The instruction i'm Music
and Drawing Will bs gwen IN Fr snch, the techni.
oai ianguag, OF both, the terms of which re
common. but confinedto he continent OF Europe.
Tue Instructions in Geography, questions in
History, ob servOulns On }elles Let;res. on Com
position, on style EpistolaiTe, and In insiroT;on
will be deliveredin French. ecourse ofefncauon
VIII thus combine all the advantages which a res
IdS.ce ~ France may DC supposed 10 bestow.
Mr. MacNally takes upon himself that mart Of
the inst uetion which comes under the head of
fngtlsh Education, as En2lish Gram 7 ar Gram
fnatical Exercises and Composition. suited To the
nndsrstanding oil tie pupil; History, Geomeu v
Arithmetic, Algebra, and Astronomy.
Mrs MacNally, who, during twenty veors. d.
rceted IN England aud France the establishment
other husband, continues the direction Of thu
Tue experience OF so many
years IN the care OF her own children ,nd Of he,
husbands pupils, Is applied 10 the comforts
health anu general Improvement Of the pupils en-
trusted to hei daughters.
TERMS.
For French, Italian, Latin, English, pnd
Tue en- ire course of Educatnn. Music
Drawing and, Dancing excoptedl per
amnun, 1870 OOt
Piano or Harp, per quarter. o5 O
noSa' muse, - O
Drawing or Printing, no an
DNpcl 10 n
Use d tue ramos stationary and Books, 3 o.
all payments are required To be made thTr,
months IN advance. Three months notice is al
so required, previous 70 the removal Of pupil.
REFERENCES:
David Hoffman, Esq.
jeremiah Hoffman, Esq.
J. Bradford. Esq.
w. Garter, Esq. ofBroaineek, virgnia.
joan SicTqvlsh, Esq. British Consul, Bait.
J Crawford, Esq, British Consul. N. Orleans.
luu IS 3w-Batt I'm
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IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN
nN UunnrHrE

lMPOkTANH REDUCTION IN FREfGUTS
ON PRODUCE.
JAMES O'CONNOR 81 co have rod,c.J
- feights on Preduce 10 Baltimore and pbi,.
dolphia. and are now forwarding Tobacco. Bacon.
md Lard ~ their we'll known Patent Portable Car.
Body Lines 10 either ofthe above Giles al the los,
rate Of - cts per 100. Their extensive arrange.
muis enublo Them 10 despatch 80 tons daily: and
they confidently assure their friends that ali con.
fgnmonts viii be shipped Immediately on thoir mr..
rival ~ Pttsburgh without any DISAPPOINTMENT
steam Boat ifeghis paid. and produce forwarded
force Of Commission. by consipninr Il,
TAAFFE a. O1CONyOR
sp20-im Corner Penn e. Wayne So pinsL,,,b
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