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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
MORE NEW GOODS,

N ElLAiokER, has jLsI received an addiiio,
u Sl supply OfFrest Family Groceries. which lac
lihl SELLS " for edsI TO Ihosc who feel diSp isetl to
~vor HIM with Ihep patronage. y 81
10 HLF BDLS. No !. Family Herring, Just
received and for sale at the Family Groccry Store.
j. 20 IN ELI.MAKER.
I'D AlSINS-20 boxes and ar. boxcs best bunch
No rais,ns, just reed aud Ior sale al Family Gro.
Gerry store jy % N ELLMAKER.
tNNGLlSH Walnuts. EIlbcrt~. Nlmbuds, and Pea
Ia cons. just received and Tor sale at The Family
GrOcery Store. jyp1 IN ELLNAkER.
MIXED PICKLES. a yeIy superior ar:icle foI
sale at Ihe FamIly Grocery store.
y27 IN ELLMAKER.
a SUGAR, A fresh supply, just received
and for sale at the Family GrOcery store.
jy sc y ELLMAKER.
SUPERIOR CHEWING Tobacco g. PiineiPee
Segars. just received and for sale by
y27 N ELLMAKER.
CIrRON-A fresh supply. just received and for
sale NJ the Family Grocery store
B % IN ELLMAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION
III BLUES

COMPANY ORDER. No H.
July 10. loIl.
a Meeting Of the corps Wilt ne held On Mon.
"A. day evening next. the 2d dag Of August at
q O'Clock; for the pur tose ofh iId.ng an election for
a FIRST Lieutenant, and two second Lieutenant 70.
said corps. The regular members are required. aud
the Honorory NJ anti r. are respectfully rcqu esied,
punciually to attend at the hour above nlmel.
j. 20 J.. a. StIlPLEY, >. cretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
IN ARkANGEMENTs

- RICE, & J. J. WELLS have associated
- themselves together IN business under tho
nan and style Of Rice a Co. and they now iako
pleasure IN informing their Old customers and tie
pubic IN general that they are now receiving from
TIE Last a most splendid stock OF spring md sumrnec
gOocs-conssting Of
Black, Blue, Brown. Olive. Dnhlia. Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths. whf-h have ip, been sur.
passed in beauty and quality in mis- market. here.
toiOre-Also. Black. Blue, and Fancy CaSsincrc,cf
every style and quality.
Summer cloths. Cassimereii. Bnmbazinc. Linen
driilings, GambrOons. and many other articles suite.
ole Tor summer coats and pants.
Also NesiIngs Of every variety ofs,ylc and colour
that can be named.
Together with a beautiful assortment or iiren.
Silk and Cotton Shiris-Siurks, Coils r.. Suspcp.
ders. Gloves, Cravats, &c. &c. oil Of which we shall
sell very cheap for cash.
n. d. We are also prepared TO make mp clothes
20 order ia the best and IN Ist approved STYLE.
Our old customers, and ia. public generally ara
respectfully invited To call and examine Tor illcins, |
yes al No l39 Zane's Row.
aI2 s. RICE & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
E,ROsT,s AMERICAN sPEAkER.

Containing numerous rules. asservaiiols and
EXERCISES. on pronunciation. panses. iHnectioes. ac-
cent and emphasis also e0pious extracts in pro,e and
poetry. caloutssc'l TO nssif he ieucher and ~ im.
prove Inc pupil in reading and 10 improve The read.
leg snd reciiatiop.
by John FrUsi. author Of \ History Of Inc Unned
States. or sale al Inc Sure Of JAS a INGRAM.
inly 81 No l2l, Main II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
WHEELING POsT OFFICE.

WHEELING POST OFFICE.
NEW WALL ARRANGEMENTS
GREAT MAIL
From East arrives al 81 o'clock, \. NJ.
To West departs at . n'elock, A. NJ.
From West, arrives a, 81 o'clock. A.. NJ.
To East. derarIs AT 8 O'Clock; A. NJ
Northern or SIeubcnville Mail, Arrives n, 30
minuies after NJ. and departs at halfancr one, z. NJ.
except nn Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail Arrives Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at II. NJ. Departs Mon.
days. Wednesdays aud Fridays. nj 1 O'clock, l.. NJ.
conthcm or Marietta Mail. arrives Tueednys and
Saturdays. at 8 O'Clock. +. NJ. Departs Mondays 4
Fridays NJ 3 O'Clock. A.. NJ.
Woodsicld Mail arrives every Thursday. 9, o'clock.
A. Nj. Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock. p. NJ.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
andSaIurday, at III o'clock, A. NJ; Departs same
days a, l O'Clock p. NJ.
Morganiuwn Mail arrives. Tuesday, 6 o'clock p.
NJ; Departs Wednesday. 6 O'Clock. A. NJ.
Letters intended for the morning mails shunld be
deposited by 4 o'clock. in the morning.
Inland postage Of COreign letters must be invaria.
bly, paid.
Office open al 9 ! o'clock, A. NJ.
D. AGNEw. r. NJ.
p. S. The Office opens on Sundays after the pre-.
paraiion Of the Eastern malL. which will he usually
at hall AFTER nine, A. NJ. and remain open ONE
HOUR. June 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
MONEY WANTEn.

waiIt money very much and therefore urgently
n request all these ind hied TO me TO call and
pay their accounts. or l shlll most certainly call ON
Them. ] eannoI pay ny debts with Promises or n.
nyihIng else hut money.
mJ 27-3.-G J. SENSENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
CLARkSBUKGn CONILNTIoN

NNFNN-oOI 'II NVNN INIIUN.
Al n meeting Of the Teachers Association of
Wheeling. IL Ans
Rssuiuod, That the citizens &C Ohio cour ty be re.
qnested To meet ut the Court House in Wheeling.
ON the first Monday in August next. for the purpose
Of appointing delegates 10 the Convention To he held
at Clarksburgh; ON the second "Wednesday la Sep
TENDER next.
The object df this Convention is the e1pressnn
Of the views Of North Western Virginia ia relliiun
In tho early establishment Of n permanent aud iii.
cient system Of primary schnols Ihruughuui lac Com.
munwealih. The importance OF being fully repre-.
sented in the Convention will DC. nj on=e. duly ap.
preciaied, and Us the citizens Of Ohio county have
never been behind in putting forth their active ec
forts IN aid of every movement 10 advance the true
Interests AMI prosperity Of ihe old DOMINION NC
confidently anticipate n fall meeting.
WA. Mckay. President.
A. w. RUrER. Secretary.
June 9lsi, 1871.
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PnnAsUnE 1uAxorasIoN

The Sieamboat CLEVELAND, Capt a r. H.ar.
Tbs low-gressurs steamboat CLEvEL,SD viii
leave Buffalo On Tuesday the i0ih of August. 81 ,
o'clOcf 2 N. mr Slult s. Marie. Msckinaw, Green
Bay. Manliou Islands This Trip will occupy about
10 days. and 3 designed expressly Cor ono of plea
sure. and will af0fd an opportunity 6r any wio may
wish o. visit the pufo ar and unhFalied scenery Of
tie Upper Lakes.
The steamboat Ciosteiand is aifeady 90 well
known that u i deemed unnecessary 10 slate any.
hing respecting her arrangements. g., e.. suffice IL
% ~ hat fr convenience she - not surpassed. and
for spesd not equalled IVY sny brat or The Lakes.
rHE fARE ~ FNEn As FoLfows.
From Bufllo o. Sauli 81 Mane. Mackinaw. Green
Bay sni Manitou Islands and blck. s2tOO
From Cleveland, Do DO DO 20 O0
From DeimL d. 10 d. Is 90
Lave Buf,lo ii lbove stated on he i0d, a. 81 ~
Do Cleveland. llth az 2. r ~
Do Detroit, l2th ~ 2, a ~
Bsnd u Music will he furnished. and every en-
/ deiv1r used ~ make The trip what u s inieudeS
10 10. one n r@ccreston md pleasure.
For pascks appiv 10 The Captain ~ ha1rd of u
corr. KIMBERLY a. Co. Brfilo.
SrsNDAHT. GRIFFITH a Go, Cleveland
~ q vs. r FEASC, DcVUit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
REAL ESTATE COX SALE

>HE following described Vilu,bic real c,,,,e
lying ga the CITY oi Wheeling vii he OBLIGED
At public sale ON the 18Th day OF September ieSi
viz; two parts oflot No 81. one comcriny ~, Main
st and Market Alley. each 81 feet frout on Main
Il and 49, feet towards Market 81. oa each of WHICH
Is erected n well finished three Story brick house.
Aiso lot No l27 corneung ON Market square aud
Market Alley. fronting on sad square &c feet and
extending on sad alley 90 Ceet, includ,ng a portiou
OF lot No3T On yshica sad iuls No NV. and part
ui No3f. are ercclrd 0ar , story buildings III
brcl.) The AFORESAID lis lying & bcin. ia thal pari
OF the ely of Wheeling Lard no Ebcnozef Zane.
Also The following Property situate IN thar part
OF sand city laid oney wm Chapline and John Fol
VIZ three lots fnhm No 4 To 70. and iutn az TO a.
inclusive lsHindcd ny Main sad Water streets ON
the T. q w and situated between III and3 .tue.s
ON y * , on which are erected several fmn,r hon.
ses (ali rented) three los aud Others ON Main and
Wafer streets will be d yided. Ale 10 L,t. oC
gnound situate In same addition mi numbered on
The plat OFFS Wheeling. a. fnllows. No II and 75.
IA which are ercciel five two story yelling hon.
SOS (of bf.ck.) Nos l47 AMI la. aud Nos 49,. 9O3
22O. 224. 22S $50. 252. 25i and 200. Also No,
IOl to lO4 ON which are erected , large brick Park
houses. and several dwellings. As Lot No SC on
Which are erected two brick houses.
Also the f~llowing lots situated in the aIJition q,
me aforesaid city. land of ~ WIN Chaplne. and
designated on plat as follows: Nus 25g and 2JO and
from No 26I to No PTS. and from Tsl to 300. and
from NO JO2. and the remaining Nos from 3O3 J.,
3D. q all inclusive. and the south halfo Lot No2T0
Also The ground WRIST of Water siscei lately in 10.
session OF VIM. Chapline rcserying wariagc and
ferry rights.
Also about 30 acres Of coal land adjoining nddi.
'Lii 10 SAID city by WIN Ctapiinc. and embraced
within the limits of The city JoFWleehng
rERsoSAL PROPERTY, An%af TIE same, rime will
DC sold tw1r arriages WIKI harness and one Sleiyb
Ssio oi real estate on the premises commencing
al III O'clock, a NJ The tIile to be conveyed IL be.
iieved To be midi, puiahle.
a liberal credit will be given 20 rurchasers. for
particulars refer To ciIher of the subscribers.
Any parton OF the above prppcriy will be sold Al.
private sale. until Ihe time above mentioned.
j SHRIVER.
$ BRADY.
HW CHAPLINE.
Iu'y 10 In Trustees oi Nm Chaplihp.
fIilsburah Advo"a'c. Boston Alias. PhiIadelohia
Norm Americas. New York Star. Providence Jour
MAJ. @ony Ia nm"uni % each. aud Oh rVe thi oni,e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
BANK MORE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

e'SsscrsD rEi wErKLYrOR THK TinEs ~
A. T.. Goff CO.
Brokers. l07 Nam Street Wl,eiisc VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
Book and Job Printing.

F2 The Publisher OF the Wheeling Tines ard
Advertiser. has just received n large assortment If
NEW JOB TYPE, frum New York and Balti-
mere, comprising the most elegant kinds recently
cast iherr, and some OF which are not - be found
IA any office West OF the Mpnnniains. With a spa
ei'us office. experienced wnrkmen.n and new mate
rails. he is prepared TO execute every kind of
gstte, @,,,s 9,i.t;aq,
in tho finest style aud al the shortest notice
"a Steam Boat Bills, Posters. IIandbills, &c. prn-
ted nj mn hours untce. mayIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. LAND.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF.LAND;
y virtue of q decree pronounced by The Cir
I'D cult superior rourt FLAW ard Chancery ia
and Tor the county Of Word. ia this commonwealth
in n cause therein pendIng between William r
Peterson. complainant d Juscfh w Hnnnirau. de.
PENDANT, the undersigned appointed Com pissioncr
for that purpose, will otlcr for sale, ~ The cnurt
house ofsaid county ofWopi. in the Town Of Par
kersburgh, on Saturday lhc fth dny OF Septembe
next. a tract ofland conlainIrg three thousand n
ores more or less, situated in the county If Wood
aforesaid, on the water 81 ifenrh creek. and -
more particularly described 'u tho bill and grocecd-
lngs yf said cause. Oae third Of he purchase mon
cy viii be required 10 be paid in hand, one third
: in Twelve months from the day oi sale. end the re-
naming thifi ~ two years irom he a1id sale. with
interest from such sale. u,Gn the different install
menis. md bond and security given for The pay mcnt
Of The same. The purchaser viii also give a mort
gage 10 secure tho payment Of such deferred install
mcnts, II required hy the complainant
JAMES a. NEAL. Special Commiss'r
Wood County. Va. juno 25. 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29

DISSOLUTION.
VIZ partnership heretofore existing between
L Andrew Woods and X 4 Ford Of .Yesi yyhec.
ing COiiinl in merchandising under the firm of A
woods d Go. was by mutual consent dissolycd ON
the first Of June.
The business will in future he continued by An.
urs" "oss and Wilson Smith. ut the old stand
aud the old business settled hy them accorI;ng o.
The arrangements Of the old firm. and under the ~.
Tie al Andrew woods, & Co.
ANDREW WOODS.
inlv I'm II II FORD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29

SIEPHENSON q GARWOOD have been an.
pointed agents in Wheeling. for the sale Of
Rev l. ,overts' BALM OF LIFE, so celebratcd
Throughout 'teensiern cities for The cure of Diseass
OF LHHgs We cordially recommend TIN. medi.
cine to our readers being the best possible remedy
they can any where obtain, for coughs. long s,and,,r
eetds. consumption IN rs iHcipieni stage, Sc. &c.
The BALM OF LlFE is highly recommended
by the most talented Phys;ciaEs-used In the mes,
intelligent families la our country. aud eNerv where
hailed by The afflicted us the groac,f ~ blessings
Read pamphlets to be had Of the agents.
Tcb9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
j ) SHRIVER.
$ BRADY.
INV CHAPTINE.

July ID lm-G Trustees oi Nm Chapiihe.
filisbnrsh Advora'c. Boston Alias. PHILADELPHIA
Norm Americans. New York Star. Providence Jour
nal. sony Ia amount % each. and cb ia, ,0;.e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29

TKANSXLVANIA UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
ME LECTURESin this Institution commence
ms usual. on the first Monday ia November
and clos, on the last Of February.
THE FACULTY CONSISTS OF
BENZ. w. DUDLEY, NJ ID, Professor Of Anaro
my and Snrgery.
JAMES NJ BUSH. NJ. d.. Adjunct Professor Of
do.
JANIS r. CROSS. NJ. D.. Professor Of Ins,i.
tnies and Medical Jurisprudence.
ELISHA BARTLETT. NJ. d., Professor OF
Theory ard Pfaciicc.
w. II. RI HARRISON. ~. D.. Professor orob-
sietrrs a. Diseases OfWomen and Children.
TIlOS. ID MITCHELL, NJ. d., Professor of
Materia Medica aud Therapeutics.
ROBERT PETER. NJ. d.. Professor ofChem.
Isiry and Pharmacy.
The Gust of a full course OF Lectures. is slO5.
payable IN advance, in nutes Of good and solvent
Banks of The States whence the pupils come. The
Mahiculaiion aud Library ticket is 81. and the Dis.
seeing ticket SO. Ordination Fec. $40. Board.
ing and Lnhging. (iuel and lights included from
$3.50 lOS3 per week. BY order,
THOMAS ID. MITCHELL. NJ. D..
l"Nnginn. Nv. Jun ~ Dram Of FacHAv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29

.QCASkS winter strained Sperm oil. received o.
cconsignment aud for sale low by
ap II JOHN r. CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29

The ranks .narNcd par are receiy q on uepS
ate at the banks IN thus city. Thoss banks mari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-03
A PgOCLAmATHON

sy VILLA, H. SEWARD, Gorernor Of The State o.
Whereas Mary c. Rogers, woman residing IA use @
New York lately rayished and murdered IN inc 'A @
M tjou of ae State of jersey contiguous thereto ana
whereas the efforts made by police of the city OF 10
cover the perpetrator appears 0l tut pOO
n proved altogether unsuccessful and whereas a9
ecsy of society require such 'troei'us ef o 60
Inpuushed: ,.ou,u
Of sever Kindred and Fiy Dollars will be paid TO whosoe'er
,c.tiou resulting in conviction either in this State
STATE Jsrsey sny person guilty Of the said crimes
And do hereby enoa upon all magistrates and other officers and
ministers ofuee tina; they may be digcnt IN their efforts to bring
se offender or offenders condgn punishment
In testimony whereof the pryy seal of the State
be hereunto affixed the Of Albany this thirty
Of August, thousand eight hundred and orty-one.
WILLIAM II SEWARD
> sAnl- BL,rcAroso Private Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-03
ORIGIN l.
CASH TAILORING EATARLISHNIENT Mt.

AND DEPOT OF 4 Y D + IS AhIIOLES,
229 Broadway, American Hotel
y The offers for inspection extensive assortment
of Summer Goods prepared make TO order at such
reductions from credit prise. Of the superior style gar
nen inducements purchasers from whom
call solicited before purchasing elsewhere For the accommodation
emergency otherwise require hrs
rate article always kept
hand style originally introduced The old Establishment
l6 Broadway In addition which, Fancy Dress Articles including
Silk Muslin Crayas great variety
patterns Sufferers Suspsnders Pocket Hsndkerch
Linen Muslin Shirts offered for sale al greatly
prices the usual charges for the same style Of goods
" Of first quality. Wh l. JENNlN1S,
10 ,.tf aa9 Broadway, Anercsu Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-03
CONFECTIONERY.

THE respectfully informs bis customers aad others
that he has removed Wa-street the store formerly
occupied by Lee the celebrated backns Manufactured
No. Broadway Warren and opposite
the CIV Hail. will manufacture Dhf CON-
FECTlONS pure kid and warranted TO Keep IN all c-
ae Although the expenses large establish
public must necessarily De greatly IN
additional facilities afforded him IN the
sales department which being under his immediate eou
enable him usual low prices and ne hopc 0y
doing merit of the public favor may not DC I'M
engaged manufacturing Of Coaons oE upwards OF 10
winch himself entities him 10 fayoranIe GGtee
n2 ly thus. r ftthS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-03
1lnrricn:

city, Sept Frederic Perry Mary lester youngest
daughter of Peter Field
G Lis city, Sept w. Leakc Lydia W., daughter OF John
w. EdsondS, Esq
Schenectady & James Sexton OF the University OF the
Nc York kcbecca Ann daguh OF Mr. Geet Benson
Of Schenectady.
place. Rev Charles Morgan of Genesee
Susan Clark tier OF IN Clark, oil
IL CITY, Sept hv Alderman Pudy, Mr. Isaac p Fowler
Eihalinda Dean, all of this
Ia thi, CITY Sept l. by the Rev. w. D. d. Abraham h.
Skmaa Heroy daughter of the late avnns
f. eroy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-03

The Politicians Register for lS1l-A Compilation Of
Returns Of Votes in of the Union arranged by
Counties. alphabetically B, Horace GREELEY Sixth Edition. en-
the Office of the NewiOrk Tribune No. 80 Ann
Price single copies 25 S2 so pc, hundred casa
au3l Y&Cif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-03
Iie0::

In This city, Harriet e. wife OF John Nasderseck aged 70
wears IL moRths days.
her late residence her mothers Mary Fowler
No II Hamilton this afternoon at O'clock without rtne
cy Sept Adele Livingston wife OfJosepA Sampson and
daughter OF Col J. w. Livingston.
In city Sept. Martins. wife of VIM. Watson aged 81
city, Sept Eleanor NJ of John F. French IL the i
year Of her age.
la l. George, younges, of John WeservcI' in
the 9th year Of his age.
Bedford 81 of John Howland
ilrS XcAr OF ler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-03
New-York Markets.
SALES mt Auction.

By NJ Miller Co-FoG; story brick and LOT No 81 Front
street, Cayers Alley S24 7Ao
By VIM H. FranknTwe story brick iroa house and lot NO VI
formerly No 10y Libcty.slo, 25 by no feet. .S6259
BY VIM. DanoutNo 55 and 57 Greenwch-st with the build
IL inches j feet inches
sa fest the other $4,000
BY Hoffman Co-Wme-i and Mos.S3 or casks Sweet Mha
rn 1921 Indian bb 81 35 2e do Malaga Mu>cat
3 casks Sh sc. DomionnS-25 gallon at 3Oc -
gallon at he.
- logs Wood 10 IL Tohacco-3l bales Cuba l2t M
Cgms-200 NJ at $40 25 $26 ArrowroO-5i bags at SIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-03

q Private observation-disclosures wishing permanent
Board the business part OF the
City, will be accommodated No IS DuaScstree Just out OF Broad
way taken and cxeon mace to
their home plcaan, comfortable The house entirely
aeW aud newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate Refer
cnees exchanged NA Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-03
4 CURIOSITY,
EVEN IN THESE DAYS OF CHEAP PRINTING.
GODEY,s LADY's BOOK, Once ~ BowerJ.
"a n 4 Y -

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
FoR SEPrEMBER, lei
With morn splendid Engaving greater than oth'
Magazine published
The Embellishments in this number = 900
Shakespeare before Sir Thomas Lucy, for killing Deer
This plate engraved L. Dick from the ony in the eoun
y and The prize plate of the Edinburgh Apollo Gallery
From painting by E r. Paris cngrnyc4by Dick Thowok
Of this plate tho combined
With the vigor OF line engraving; y. NO., 49,,
Tbi. imitation is pronounced perfect give
this style emD0snmeEI, we were the h to give al oe S
Fashion Plate containing figures, equal to ever pub
ishcd in England or France.
). Two pages OF Original Music.
sl further aud more , expensive no yr; pycp,v,yca
The Proprietor of Cooley Lady Book Will publish M <@9 T
Plate addition 20 The usual Steel r and r na, s
the Liue conformity promise ma some
i,,hmenis should be transferred TO the Book
public will be able Judge which style OF Engraving
best by having Mczzon and the ue Engraving u1apo
He has employed Mr. NevYork decidedly the bcs,
zotint epgraye the country series oil 'e' Tor hi
Book. ,,..
in plates the proprietor OF Cooley Lazy bo9E
pledges the mzzon cannot DO got READ
in time he will substitute steel engraving IN ITS pace Ihhn
every number OF Book will contaiR either
Niezzotint Engraving
A Steel Line Engraving,
rlae of FASHIONS, containing three or more figures,
Two pages Of Music
Embroidery OCCASIONALLY etc. OR,
Two fine Steel Engrayings,
A Plate oil Fashions, containing iarSc or more hgurs'
Two Pages of Music,
Embroidery occasionally, etc etc .
NIB We the first publish niez@onn pate ~ Oi'sH
zine and in No OF the Book for i33
The Lady, independent publication and nothing
Whatever be dOne with money 10 Keep mead
publication will be done BY the puDsn
Tie Lady Magazine encourage iSsn 70
and has paid money Tor an
any other Mage in the country We wish alec respectfully 10
call the list Of
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS NJ NBEE
Novelist her hrs contribution TO an
American Magazine.
H. Herbert Aut Of Cromwell, The Brothers &c
VIM Of W oolsy, MARY
Queen Of Scots, &c.
Miss Lesi Mrs L. II. Sigourney
Mrs Sarah j. Hale. Mrs r. f. Elicit
R. Shelton ycKenze LII. ID.
T. arthur quirt domestic stores are more extensively
copied than those OF any other writer Of the day.
John O. Day. Mrs. J. Thayer
Mrs. c. w. II. Esing. AndreT Mchakn
Mr. VIM. Howard DR.. J T.. Snodgrn.s.
w D. BrinckIe 81. ID. and the Author of Ellen Campbell
With improvements the price the work still Three
advance Twenty Five Gents sngIe Number sub
scrpuons received as usual by
sl3TlY ISRAEL POST, Pc Bostry
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yOSBURGH Il ABEL

Have Jus, received complete of the following FALL
and WINTER GOODS All Who wish purchase vii save : per
by calling is Catherine where they vii snd splendid
the foIo~ins goods. VIZ
French and Eng,h B-nbazincs
Satin Turqu, Taglioni and Apinss Of al coOrs
French English and American Fanne shrink
when washed.
Mousse De Lame, style
Black and BueBck, Fisursd Striped P,n Silks rich
patterns.
French Mernos only per yard
Ladies please .tock before YOU purchase
els-xhcre VOSBURGH & ABEL.
= Is Catherine, corner East Broadway
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rSThe bills of the Saltwater Canal Bank redeemed
Washington Bank this city u per discount 81 I'm
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BUILDERS, HARDWARE, AT 90 I

BUILDERS HARDWARE, al 96 Divisl-n-street-A
ID complete Sash ruc Butt Hinge Screws Amer
lean and Esg,h Knob L-ck Fine Plate Dead Cupboard Draw
raiLscks Barrel Round square Springs. Flush and
Plate with nearly
ce the line of which will be sold low at any place III tbs
eiy.
=. JOSEPH WEED