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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
VTNITED STATES Tea Emporium,

\ nj I'D CIh EO Icd LII HPo't t"hA,'
and rctaEThe Canou Tea Company continue otter Tor
ale new and fragrant Teas OF every variety and style
Their specially includes the most delicious ana
the stamp Of neatness elegance the Teas therein
are so thoroughly secured from light and air that their quail
iry and power viii remain any climate. Their
system OF prosecuting business perhaps scarcely to be e1
celed 1t is founded upon the ulss regard to the rights
quality and unrivaed cheapnes All purchasers called
upon TO return any articles which fail TO give them the full,
r. satisfaction when the money will be cheeruily and
promptly refunded Country merchants public establish
men heads OF families, and shipmaers, will had deci-
ded advantage supply themselves from thS estaDshncht
Coffee roasted every day. =,
Order, from all parts OF the United States executed with
prpmp,ilude and despatch.
r TIC only warehouse in America for the sale OF aou-
oua's celebrated Bask Tea. SO ihi
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
DKOWN,S BOWLING SALOON

4 } Masonic Hail. Broadway-ln introducing this estab,
cali attention 10 possessing advantages superior TO any
thing ever yet produced 10 the world and where can be
BILE society II has beenihe aim the proprietor IN adapt
ing this superb hall the purposes of athletic exercise 10
gsod prsprcty ih he has been careful In his
selection assistants and particularly those charged Wal
its general supervision.
TO stronges visiting the city, and also citizens desrons
of amusement nvgornlng exercise during their alb
scnce from bnsaess this attractions OF high order
avng by the delightful GOODNESS consequent upon It's size
perec, ventilation and the orter and decoram preVn
ing from strict discipline among its attendants.
n BIN this Saleon will be- found six alleys, thereby
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

FAMILIES and single gentlemen can be
& accommodated with good and pleasant rooms, WIN
or without beard at No. II Chambessreet second door
haIon. II ro,dw,v Sl5 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

nEW in Ascension Church for SALE
Church Annir AZ No "a South street icl4
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

M ANTED-A situation as Chamber
w Maid would have objections also te assist
in Cooking for small family. Apply l22 Greene ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
WHOLE no. 463.

INSURANCE against Fire at Reduced
Il Rates by the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY This long e,Iablishcd AND we'll known ns,t
iu,On having beer active operation upwards .: thirty
years continues every description OF property
against loss damage by Are, al thr lowest rates al It's
agency, 50 IS ali street. JOHN NELSON, Jr.
IS Wv. Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
VyRUST FIRE INSURANCE COM

THRUST FIRE INSURANCE COM
i PANY, No. 2 wa-street, (next door to the Sack Of
Amerca) New York, will insure against Loss Damage
by Fire. and also effect Insurance property IN The course
Inland Navigation and Transportation, the most IA
vorabe terms. DIRECTORS
Valentine 6 Hall, Jas Townsend, George Pomeroy,
Nm Wainwright Martin Hoffman Edmund Peptoid,
John Nelson, Jr, Smith Harriolt VIM II johnson,
Saml L Skdrnore, Elias 6 Drake Wm Leggeii,
Francis Butcr. K J Hutchinson Charles Williams
ELIAS 6 DRAkE, President.
LEssEus CHAPMAN, Secretary. 81 i"&2awAm
NEERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE
VI Company-Capi,. Half Million OF Do'lars--obce
NJ, SO Wal-s,ree,.-rals Company continues TO insr
against loss damage By Firo dwelling houses, ware,
houses and other buildings ships port merchandise and
household furniture and every description OF personal prop
ery on terms rs favorable any similar institution IL this
city, DIRECTORS.
Jona Lawrence Henry X Bogert, Thomas Bloodgood
Anthony C. Rossire, John A Stevens, Moses Taylor,
Roh Ciesebrough Oliver Corwrn, Francis II. Nco,
John Z. Lawrence, Thomas Lawrence, Charles Sagory
James BoyG Jr Charles n. Talbot William ". Fox,
James u Stacey George Barclay, ASaph Stone.
Jacob p. Giraud, Joseph Hudson, David " rrall,
Andrew Foster Jr Eplram Holorook Moses H. Grinuell
Oliver II. Gordon.
JONATHAN LAWRENCE President
A. MULLER, Secretary. % I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

RINNELL, MINTURN &CO. No. rs
VI South-street offer for sale.
co cases English sheathng Copper, from IA 10 p or
cGO tons EGglish Iron, assorted
PATTY Pots, $40, $780, lso and zoo gallons
600 boxes Tin Plates assorted.
loco bbls Gaego Flour, fresh
4nO boxes Havana Sugar, brown.
SEQ bbs. Brazil do.
500 chests Cougou Tea.
1900 bags Rio Coffee, prime green, new crop.
1000 pieces Russia Sail Cloth "a and 80 nch bleached and
unblc
200 pieces Russia Ravens Duck.
i25 bales Russia Sheetings, brown
600 do. do. Diapers, superior
25 do. d. Crash assorted
50 prime Ivory Teeth aad 500 ScrlveHaS.
20 cases Chinese Vermlion.
30 do f. l. Rhubarb-l0 cases Manila Indigo.
5000 mats Cassa.
50 chests Lac Dye.
80 jars Chinese Soy.
100 cases German Soap-ia pipes Olive ol.
ls bales Floreite paper, entitled To debenture
crates superior Eartbenware-Tea Sets
500 boxes Sperm Candles, assorted.
400 tons Steamboat Goals.
$40 tons Chalk.
ALSO-An assortment OF Canton Silks.
White P~ngees 80 inch
White Pon.ee Handk.rchefs, figured
Crimson do do do.
White do do plain
Crimson do do do.
Black Satns-Sa,in Damask, assorted colors.
Embroidered and Damask Grape Shawls, various
ns,terns $50
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

TROTON WATEK.-Miller s. Coates,
Plumbers IlG Grand street, doors east OF Broad
furnish inned Lead, Composition and Iron Pipes
Pumps Hydrans Fountains, batl Iuos Se anu rses{
in"S Warehouses and Manufactures Orders for the IN
rne7inc,ion of water promptly executed slo IN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

A MEXICAN LOCkS.-The subscri
"A bers are constantly receiving supplies OF American
Locks LacheS sliding door trimmings, &c and are pre-
pared 10 furnish article OF superior al great
ty reduced prices. VAN BLARCOM y CHAMPLlN,
ol Iw+ 2a0 Pearl.street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

JoHa TYLER.-In tue course Of tho speech Of
Mr. Tyler, on the removal of the deposites, he
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

rOLD LEAF, Dentists Geld, and l in
SS Foil Silver Leaf, Gold and Silver bronze o
quality manufactured and sold at No. SS Miuinn1.suee- 49,
rear building market price, for CASH Aiso German
Bronze and Leaf. Gold Foil per OF. $23. rcc,ps
au3l 2meoi K. Is. RU UpDLhS-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
n AW REPORTER for October, this
day published by Bradbury, Soden Co. ~ Mas.

Tbe present number contains the decisions which have
,aely been made Bankruptcy respecting hducary cred
i,os Also other decisions Balkruptcy and complete
lis, of Bankrupts in New Hampshire The Publishers
wish 10 call the attention OF the preessicR 10 the fact that
,b decisions which are published this Magazine have
tbe SANCTION OF the various Judges Gentlemen invited
I. call asd examine specme, numbers Subscription price
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

n ARD OIL.-5,00O gallons fall straineu
for sale in quantities suit purchasers al the Lara
on nianufnctory, LOT Prince-street.
This Oil is well adapted TO machinery, and burns as wen
as Sperm being free from smoke and SMELL and sells iir
ss6 Inn f'''> H. A. PARSLOw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
LETTER TO A MEMBER or CONGRESS-
FROM A NEW YORK MERCHANT.

New fORE, July ]. 1912.
y" i"Hn feccui OcruI rsnces az Wasting
1' : nm r'frF 70 SEQ here ~ no rruhab;liiv of hay.
he = 'arih at The present Session Of Congress. nj
The rate Of duty IN many article. il 90 loy, ,b,, |,
o'e'n"s un unlert nnw 20 exp,a them or the b.no
u "l 'nNhorN, the uhly ieaT ihai I have l. th,t A..
N''e ot TIE Treasury vii be sIch as not Il, he ,bI,
y" pay 'hc deb'n,ur~. I have taken ihr liberty III
rogue iing y"ar opinion urun that point P,rha,.
y laS not orcurrrd 10 ypu that. under the presa,i
uh'Fs taacy articles WILL pay neil 10 have them 81.
ported. The Article cfbnn.v, Tor ,xamplc. see a..
gfea, difference compared wuh thc . pense of .hin.
pi'g u for deheniure Pr m what I understand If
The matter, think here viii be tinclnd,ng obo, b,s
already been exported since The 6rsi of iiarrh) Il. m
l"ir :" i've million dollars lo~fdrawhacks 10 be mid I
Nv o'Jeci m requesting Tire Information fr,m vof,
= ~ reference l.. 500 tons English Tar iron vbi, h
has paid S2l rer ton duty. and now can D. brongb,
~ NJ The present duty, sup, usCd S.. or provided they
ADOPT the valuation on he COST and c'arges; Ih,ve
no idea. however. that iron will b. imported : ,
mon hs hence for less aiihe duty ofsS than II ,ouLJ
at The duty Of go. And. Il YOU think thus rcm,1k
worthy Of notice. n reference TO his letter nj ,ha,
PERIOD viii show you it. nm right. The price of
Innn Is at this time very low in Eugl than
y has been for severnl years; and the price b,s hoe,
lnhhenceL by the expectation of ouI having larT
when u Is asceriained thai we are not 10 have one
The price will advance there fr two reason. 6r.,
- "aAtAA " pay tUt uNNhitft. and Sec
ond' he"aHse The competition a. r future existing bv
'"r manufactures Will have ceased. II is very
much TO be regretted that Ihe people cannot see their
own Interest. and do away with The idea that duties
are paid by the consumers snd not by tie producers
A comparison Of prices for The last seven years wouh
prove. that We ARE furnished with all manufactured
goods at less than before, and In time a eycnue will
only be required independent of protection. Bu,
We have now reached a crisis IN my opinion. and
upon The result depcrds Ihe future prosperity ofour
country. am afraid that Congrcs. : ahont doing
~hat Great Britain would pay millions To have as
uo-ore"k up nnr manufactures aud the industry Of
the country connected wHh them. well knowing
that when once done, he same amount of caniiaI
cannot for years he concentrated. Therefore. the
experiment, II Tried. viii he fatal. Don't let it be
said that. II there is no iariT at This Congress. here
WIZ he ono established NJ The next. / giant YOU
mere WI Then be but one opinion. But il will
Then be too late. | remain. respect(ullv. vour obc.
dIenI servant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

NH @NNA LaNH Tel
MELANCHOLY CNGUALTY-lt hccomrs uur
duiy :" ercu'd, ga c.ineNiuu with Tie icsiIvIlies of
'te i"urh. 'ne uf lac utsI melancholy accid.pts
which have Tor many years hciailcn our village
IN ihe evening. afiei The usual ceremonies of The
dsr were over. a large and dense assemblsge wa,
roilecied 81 The head OF Seneca street. Rockets had
heen provided. sume ri them Of very large kind.
weighing. ns was said six pounds; as also serpenis.
avid other exhibitions Of ibe pyru.c huic art. and The
eager curiosity of the muiuIude drew them very
closely around The singing erected inr the purpose
ri exhibition. Not more Than fur or GIVE of the
rockeis, however. had been discharged. when 4
sptrk Of fire accidentally communicated with the
boz OF bnskct containing The Grewc rks aud The whole
were ~ a morieni IN a blaze. The rockets lying
IN a orizohIal position flew Of course IN the same
dircciiOn; and Ihe staging was Of such n height as
gave ;hetu a direction The most destructive TO hu.
nan life. Sach was their ioTce that one Of them
= a disisnce OF forty rods, penetrated the siding OF
. hurse. Most Of The injuries were inflicted by
these missiles,
The following are The names Of The persons in.
AJnrsd. Joseph ID. Fulton. killed; John Easter, OF
the hnm of MOOshier & Easier, RIB bIok en-, severe
concassiOn Of lungs and other organs, bpt feeble
hopes are entertained Of hts recovery. MIR Easter.
Nin' a ind-a severe confusion Of side and injury 81
eye aud face. George Haufurd. penetrating wonnd
O' back part &C arm, near the shoulder, some fhre,
inches deep. not dangerous. Mrs Scott severe con
Ansi"n topper pnH Of shoulder; Mrs. Qnackcnbush
danghter Of Mr. J y Fulton, concussiot OF brain
fr'm 'hi sile sinking forehead. Dimick, rs lad n
jury 81 SIDE AMI cOncussion of lungs Mr. Fulton
injury Of hack i-um lrghi and fail. Mrs ShelIing
confusion of chest-la corsef board for once pr,yin,
The means probably. Of saving lriei SINE Tour O
i've others we're slightly injured.
sJohn Faster is since dead, having fingered abou
thirty houn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
With respect. your ob'dt serv't.
JAMES w. McCULLOH Cumrtrol,er
Ernm tLc Rnn.m--
Lomp'Tller's Office. ~ July, 1872

f'H be DHttfHtOTe a HlcrIC1n
BALTIMORE \ OHIO RAIL EoAD-we
nre happy 10 learn that an arrangement has h..,
concluded with MsSsrs. Barring. Broihers a. Co AZ
l.Hrd"n, by vhIch They agree To furnish the irun rails
requisite To finished The Baltimore and Ohio Rel
hOad To Cumberland, and receive JGyment i'm animal
~lnsialments of $50 900 viii Interest semi.annualv
The HnUse In Lnndun alsn sur,cuder- the ,,,i,, .,
selling he State Bonds below tLe C,mrarv ! linn.
so I"ug as the pny Inenis are punctualiy made. A
Ihcfdl credit Of seven years is Obta NED m the Trans.
aciiOn; The completion Of the road To Cumberland
early In the approaching autumn is Laced beyouJ
n doubt nUd the State bonds IN the hands OF the
company are hy The arrangement preserved frpm
any possible sacrifice.
This very satisfactory infrmatiun will be CRAFTY.
'ng To all Who are interested az The progress uf M,
great work which nrumses 50 nuspicinusl, for IN.
Prosperity III Baltimore. II Isl matter, too. oCsin.
'efr congriIuiltOu that SO effective an arrangement
has been concluded WITHOUT incurrine The nece,s Il,
"~i ihro"iug the Safe Bonds ilIo The market ar The
i'esehl Geprsciaiion OF thar SCRIP. The Cumpany,
INDEED. Gre justly, entitled To murh praise for ih.
cautious aud discreet management of heir fiscal
nd.tu which hnyo been condurte1 win An murb
prudence as Ia prevent the loss al any b1uts IN
trusted 10y the Stale 10 iheIr hanis Whateyer u,y
- TIE bnldcns ui The Cumm ,nwealit.a aud they ore
"nefons enonsh. no pnrliou 81 ihem has come irnr
as appropriations To- The Balum re and On, R,iI
lIIHd C"sn,auy-Hur need nuy future n,ces,,,p,
inm ihai quar'r 10 arprcheuded By rs rnmole.
GOA to C"nhcrlind Ihe road viii he picccd ucvnnd
HE reach of contingencies; and n, annual nr.Gi.
Nhi be AMPLY sOiirIeul % mceI Ih. prnoii-ai IA.
snIhsnis Is they hcc.me Gut under lie arrange.
'Hrni Jnsi effected, aud {, lruvc also a dividend 10
@iorkh"ders. The su'ces>iul nrgTau1n wrh inc
btrings' uuSer HE cnldHIra, Ne have nr.ucd. adds
"i'o'h = item - ilte ist 90 en'ncnI SrlVtrrs render
red ~ The Company, arlr Prrsrdru. anal tb,r.s
10 doubt bat the kn wa chsutstcr ut Mr. 81. LAM. ,s
" man Of approved aullny. discretion az energy.
'''fl'nIrd much 10 Ia Satisfactory a jistmcm e.
tue gI ar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
AND OHIO RAILROAl
COMPLETED To HANCOCK.

ron wheeling 10 Baltimore, SID
FROM 10 Philadclp hin, SIS
Seals taken Through and Fnre r,co,vcl =, 49,
"'ice ct TIE National Ilold Stage Compau, nexi Jo,,
n,'"" ihe United States Hotel, waier 81 and n, ,bs
nirs'ni' Hotel. Wheeling. Ve. Two Lines w~ilIle,ys
"hee.ing daily, At Z o'clock, A NJ for Balim,r,
ana fhiIndelphn arriving At Hanrnsk ON the 9gd
any at . j NJ 1 ence by railroad To- B,Iinor. and
: n''a"''1hin. Passengers "a these lines will b,
"'t one N'ght on Ia The Stages and only AZ hours
= = o''".''T' ans 90 hours &" Philadelphia. resting
. hour In Balrimooc. The FAST Nail - -
wheeling daily n 8 o'clock A NJ c.,nnectrg vil,
Ihe klIl"ad at Hancock Passenger, for WASHING
lou Gay lake Passage to Hancock and thence nv
Families who wish 10 avoid the one night travel
only NV" " Jay
June Ia COuToN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
TRUST SALE

Y virtue Of a deed Of ir,.t executed D., p.C.t
We Mchre 10 tue s~uhscuher. bearing date a.,
2Slh day of April. 1910. oud now ~ recorJ \, ,ho
Gers Office ct O'lu County Court ~ book y, d
P'se $50. ! shall ohrr Er sale. nj Ihc arcirun 70 m
lillsil a Wickham in the city f Wbs.i,,r -
Monday. Inc a7th d1y Of June. 1912 =, h. -
esi bidder. the property named IN ,atd deed ,C,ru.,
crnsI-trg e The tuliowJug described hous.,,Lt 81
kitchen furniture. hprses, c ruage. DAYS sc ., v,,.
| pam; 2 loung'n | -Dis. I ,ercc.l p,cr ,,b,.,,l
"pking glass 4 l0tkug md dressing rl,-.a. a
ming md breakfast tables. I centFc ,,nie vim M,
hl" slab. bDpk ease and wiring ccsk. I s,dch,,,,
: hp'k eases and about goo yo.urae.. , .,sss -
CONS and minerals. eight day CLOG and I m,nls
cpck. Ii framed pictures and pilates ! nall, 81
room car els. ! Brussels and com,n,,, .io.r -,
with htass reds. &c. I astral lnmp. | ,,,,, lon. >
dozen mahogany chairs. ? dozen WiuJ.,r A., =,
OF walters. l set oi SILVER cufEre and tc, ,,,,o 8
pieces. 4 dozen silver table aud Ten .,..,,s 80
desscu fork, ! st China tea ware. I 80, ,b;..L
nlng ware. = large clrthcs presses. 4 h,,.,a-
wash stands ard bowls. , safes. | cookip. .o,a
apparatus. with a great many other articles -,
,nen aud culinary purposes. Al-o 8 feather bet.
4 hair and common maiirassey. s bcds,,,,t. "a
sheets. quilts. covcrlids. pillows. bolsre,. g.. g..
To match, J wheclLarrow I 4-Nheel carn,ro , -.
shovels. tongs ,pokers. fenderS. &c. hmss co,I he,
snndry knives and folks md glass ware. Sc. 6c
IEkNS An sums $50 anI under. c,.b-,u
sums over $50 and under 500. a credit or t,ur
monihs-nll sums over 500 3 n onihs-rbe nur.
chaSer giving bond with approved sccuritv.
ap 26-is CRAIG RITCuIE. Trustee.
Als' under and by virne OF The ahoye named
aeed al trust will be sold. on the 9Th day o. July.
ioi%' AZ The front door nf the Court Hoo. of this
O"u''y'a likely negro boy. aged about 10 wears
CRAIG RITCHIE. Trustee.
va The sale Of the above property Is postuon.
Cd until TliURSHA the l4ih day Of July next.
June 25 CRAC pt1yCuIr
BALTIMORE Avn nrrIo -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

The following Circrlar b,~tvcn issued Com the
Treasury Department To- tie Collectors, hich we
publish Coz The inform lion oIihs mercantile portion
of:he community.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Comp;r'llcr's Office. lst July, 1912
ST-The bill Iasssd by ConRrcss ga Le 2jjh say
OF June, 1912. io regulate mud 6x the rates ur On
Ties on imports. inam he end Of ssid month pntii
the lsi day al August. NJ having berume law. p,
remain ofthe President having returned he same
10 the House q Representatives with he nhircsor.
ihsfeJo. you will pUr,ed 10 lew uud rollect dp,i,.
IN ready money, IN ai goods. WARES, aud merrb,n.
disc imported IN ypur DISTRICT. aRc, The 31th d, :,
June. 1912. al The rate IT 30 per rcuL nm IN. -
thereof Ut tho port oCcn'ryi exccp, lhase article.
whlth ac enumerated IN the 5h sceiirn of tho Art
ot Curgress. % tn 81 ia, oi March. Is33 and !,
me Isl se,lnh OF the Act a! The ll'h day oi Seq.
'emher. lelI-or. IN ell or 81 the said sections. >.
he'ng Thereby made free; aud excepting, aIs,. muri,.
70 acid, ~Sulphurc ncid. and the other articles. ev.
Prsssiy meniinned aud provided for in he said nc,
oi tlih September. 1871. 10 be admitted on The
payment "i The rates of duty imposed on them re
speehNely under the eHisiing laws; bur those rate.
eNrepi such ~ were specific. must be levied how.
ever. on The value OF ne article at the mort or an.
tti and uis value . h be determined hy the an.
prasrrs. IA oil eases With Just rcie renee io uuan.
tu'es 'nd manner lee Which articles are rcso,ruv,.
~ sold ~ ian nucrs. aud 80 he prices which they
o'inini'f them ~ cash sie IN the iair and regular
r"urse ~ hudo a. He Fsu Of enir; The sum OF the
duty 10 er pad NJ me rate of2O per cent ON the
value a any artCle a. he port ct entry will m roach
case &c the une-siHih part uf he price nscertained
~ niote-1id. at Whirh importers .eli articles. and
the otiirers 90 perspns apanysing any article. having
nseetiaincd the prize st Which a - sold. or will sell
should repou the value ofsuch ari, le a rate or sum.
Which with 20 percent added thereto will amount
" said price, lor insianoe-ifa bale Of cloth VA.
under their examination. aud They found il would
sell m manner niorosa'd. nj the price Of Xix dollars
PEE yard ihe hpr-iisefs should report tie vslu,
thereof. NJ said port, 10 be Eve dcllar- p.r varI-
h'clnse this rate oi20 per cout huded. would ~,
dnce 8 Z dollars. the ssceriuined MA krt yulue fine
clVth.
With respect. your oh DIT sery't.
JANiES w. McCUIIOU C,m,,uu..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
EIW GOODS

SSCAS
JUST arrived fr,m New York and now bciro
~ open'd At l63 Nam street, corner Of Market
alley. Wheeling.
the subscriber hos inst received alar-e and
suP''h stock az II GODS. Which he " 2
seli AT low 7 prices than simi ar goods we're eve.
SD Tor IN TIE Western country.
I'm brswn muslIn a. : rs a. vfrd
rn catc'S vIrlpIs patterns : cents n ward
4-iihs lawns nj % cents a yard
a large and elegant assortment Of mouzs
de lanes and shaliers
\ splendid ,yarety Of dress silks. light and
dark, plain and fgur d.
The largest aud most beautiful assortmen.o OF
shawls, sc1rfs AND manuilas ever offered I'M IN 1,
MARI - all Of he latest STYLES. The attention ni
the ladies' - particularly invited 10 these ar,ic as
A large supply ofclo hs and v~esting~ cheap
4 splendid assortment Of gentletGen's summer
clothing cheaper than he cheapest
straw boupets and hats for Is42
a great y rlctv ofsIk, worstei aud cotton hos,
and socks. Assorted ribbons and a geuerI sup
ply Of fancy goods
CltlLfns and strangers are respeCt fullv invited
20 call aud examine this stock a the subscriber
IS sure they will be pleased bJ.h with the good.
and prices.
NAV - ALEXANDER UENNNN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16

MOTiCE-Al ihose indebted. erher ~ uoio
y ~ h'srk acc unt, 90 the establishment lic.
W KEPT Nv William NJ Loee 10 Fulor. one mile
east "i 'his. on he Mott rai NOD. are hereby ufrr.
mol bet ie ork-. notes bnd nsrouu's ~ .tfd 81.
Co. tfhmcnt are Boz ~ hands ~ fhc ~sutfcubcr. m
whom al"re payments ron he made Those .nfcres.
I'd nay s'vs costs by payins immediate su.rrirr
i' 'h's notice. NJ REILLY
H. Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
NOTICE

NOTICE.
BALTIMORE AND OmIo RAILROAD.
hours OF DEPARTURE
I6AF THE PASSENGER TRAINS OK
~ THE "MAIN STEAl" AND WASHING,
TON BRANCH" oi The Baltimore and Ohio R,iL
road. san Junc. 1912;
"MAIN STEM,
BftUeeH Baltimore aud Hancock.
FROM BALTIMORE.
AT II O'Clock AM-and 81 o'clock P N.
FRuN HANclcX.
u 6 O'clAck a M-sud ! O'clock p
Be11esH Baitm9re nd Huper's Fsrry.
FROM BALTINoRE.
Al . o'clock 4 M-and 81 O'Clock p
FROM HARFER's FER.Y.
Al 81 O'Clock \ NJ and . o'clnrk y
Bfwecn Boiimore aud F,ederick.
From B~ALTIMrRF,
. u O'Clock a M-ani3 81 o'clock p n.
FRoN FRFDERrcK,
A 10 u'ciuck ~.
BttresH Bat'noFe and Eihcous Mills.
FROM BALTIMORE.
Ai73 o'clock AM-aud 3! o'clrck P x.
Prom ELncoTTis MILLs.
~ 4 u'clOck 4 M-and I O'clock II
"H ARLINGTON BRANCH,
From Babumo,e for Washington.
Az O'Clock "
3 "
"
From Hash.Bgt,a Gr B.ltnore
~ o o'clock . 81.
Audi " PIX
Passengers 10y Ibe mprAina rrnir fr.m W,.Jiny.
,oh 'nn '""neci with he Western tnin 20 The Rrinv
House aud those destined S,urr. who may c,,ne
ny rn''cS at The trains lr,m Hanco,k 4. liar.
PEI Terry or fred"rct, reach he Relay House in
'mp.e lime e. take The morning Or evening tram f,-
Washm-rou City.
iI'N'l'rs VIII Please take notice. thai on
AMI alter Monday neNj. ,mc ooh Insr. ihc morning
'r' n from galimurc ior Hancock vii rcasc .,,,.
pug nj I%"lIeoiTb Mills iur breakfast NJ heretofore.
J'"I0 BY order. d J FOLEY. Agent.