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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

The prospect is now that stocks must continue to rise
and maintain their rates for time to come, for the
reason that the Of the rise is the want Of employ
ent money through those channels in which for years
has been accustomed to be employed viz by the dis.
of large amounts Of long business and accommoda
ton paper. The business doing is undoubtedly very
large but Is confined 10 the capitals and Of those
engaged in it. The Of men and dealers without cap
a who depended upon bank facilities for their opera
tions is gone. The demand for those facilities, and the
high rates they paid for them the of drawing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16
NE,s YORK HERALD.
\ CIV York, Thursday, March Is, ls4s.
Sailing OF the Great western.

The Great Western steamer sails for Liverpool
this day at 3 O'Clock, her letter bags closing at
O'Clock. An Extra Evening edition of the HERALD
will be issued this office at one O'Clock, with all
the latest commercial political, financial, and thea
trica news for Europe. Price two cents per
copy
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OuLs, &c.
New YORK, March IS, 1913.

CHATHAM THEATRE.-Tbe success which has at.
tended the engagement of Mr.. Charles H. Eaton.
fully evInces the high estimation in which that dis
tinguished ragedlan Is held by the theatre-going
public oil New York He has now to make way,
however, Tor that equally distinguished comedian,
Mr. Thayer, and the famed Kentucky Minslrels,
whose music and songs, peculiar TO themselves, are
as rIch In melody as they are in nrth. MIR Tbay-
er appears as Tactic IN The farce OF My Fellow
Cert, IN the persenallon OF which character he is
inlpuahlc. cool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

W Oh COsaT," he is iamiiiar1y and afectonately
called the wal known bill distributor of the American
Mu@uu takes benefit this evening" and besides an en-
osent oii OF performances including the Ethiopian OK
uaVsSS1a songs and varied comicslities OF Jenkins,
Negro dncisg, the ovetnres OF the enchanting Melo
deop. " Od Cosiar' will appear, the " beau Of
New YORK., Out IN what will prove quite amusing,
comic song and patriotic recitation II one of thou
sand OF those who have experienced his poeness should
remember h tonight, he will have Just such house
rs we wish him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16
90 HAIR-oRANDJEAN's CoMPosTTloN.-A

90 HAIR.-GRANDJEAN'S COMPOsIT10N.--An
important discovery for the treatment Of the hair pre-.
servatve against badness; and an infable in all
affections Of the skin on the head, dsndrf sc. &c.
Muttudes Of chemists apothecaes and perfumers have
successfully attempted to treat Of that part of the human
body. without having sufficiently studied the subject
By spreading ostentstious reports of exaggerated
fame they have fatigued the public with the words
Wonder!-Prodigy
Only make fair trial Of Grendean's celebrated Compo
son. II people would adop, this method there would
be no reason to complain of humbug,
Principal office No. Barclay street. Particular room
for ladies. ~. Y.
Co THE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD KNOW III,
that Dr. Jayne Expectorant is certain cure for ashms
and that coughs colds consumption whoopng cough
Group, bronchitis and every other disease OF the lungs "
throat II is sure TO produce the most decided benth.
recommended by thousands who have tried Il ana az, I
that ii is the best remedy without any exception Ion az
Pulmonary Diseases that has been known, 'oI
ways gives reefand cures when every other meshs
failed. , ,,,., .a.,
phiiaA ",h,. IA sos nroadwav New York.-Prce 81
per bottle.
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THE EXTRAORDINARY COMET


NOW BLAZINc rHkOIGH TUE HEAVENS,
With the opinions of Aristotle Tycho Brahe &C.. and
the observ atoms of Hersche Dick, Schroeder Mrs. Som
erve, and many Others in relation to the physical con-
stitution and
INFLUENCE OF COMETS ON THE EARTH.
This will be the interesting and scientific well
the most complete work the subject Of comets
published giving the history Of the most celebrated
which have appeared for the last 1000 yearthe
whole illustrated with .i -t DID,
NUMEROUS ENGRAvINGS,
giving the appearance in the Heavens of the present
Great Comet, which from its magnitude and spendor
will be ranked among the most extraordinary blazing
stars which have been discoveredas also Of the
most celebrated Comets that known TO Astronomers
Immediate orders solicited from Agents and others Ten
copies sent by mail for ST. Address
J WINCHESTER,
80 Ann st, New York.
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n3-THE COMET THE COMET!-TO-MORROW
MORNING will be published in Extra New World, the
celebrated work of NJ Arago the great French Asrono.
mer, entitled
THE COMET
Scientific notices OF Comets in general and in particular
the Comet Of 1892 whose revolution is six and three
quarsters in duration To which is added full account
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

CANADA.-Apart from the health Of Sir Charles
Bagot there is nothing of consequence to commune
cate from this province. 1t is probable that Sir
Charles will not live long if he is now alive. At
the last account he was much worse than he had
been. The riots on the Lachine canal have been
nearly suppressed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16
The Great Tyler Presidential Movement
Satan I'm the Broadway Tabernacle.

This is the age of wonders. Signs appear in the
heavens above-in the earth below-and in the wa
tiers underline earth. The comet, with tail OF nine
ty millions OF miles long, has just gone round the
sum- and Is now careering towards eternity-the
earthquake has shaken the whole West Indies,
engulphed islands, and destroyed thousands OF NOR
tails. Butmore than these, the Devil and Col. Webb
have been both let loose in the Broadway Taberna-
ce-the great Tyler meeting has taken place in
New York-fve thousand persons have assembled
"a tremendous uproar has been made in Broadway,
and the reelection of John Tyler next President,
is almost as certain as the calculation of ecipses-
the period of the comet, or the coming of the mil
lennium.
A full report and description of this mighty meet
ing will be found in this days paper.
This grand demonstration has been made at
most favorable time. A more beautiful night than
last evening we have never yet seen. The
broad, beautiful, boundless, full moon shone down
with unclouded majesty, and tipped every spire in
New York with silver The magnificent fountain
in the Park rose up into column of bright silver,
eighty feet high. Broadway, all around the Taber-
nacle, was crowded with people and loafers, and
fun of all kinds seemed to be the order of the eve
ming.
tits very evident to the Office holders that Captain
John Tyler has made great big hole in the de-
mocratc party and ifthe Tyler men go ahead on their
own hook as they have begun, one can tell what
is to become ofthe locotocos Will the Tyler men
now organize for the charter elections,?-will they
run separate ticket for Mayor and Aldermen Tor
will they take hold of all the democratic meetings in
the wards, and turn the great tide in favor of Cap
tain Tyler for the next presidency? All this must
be done, or this meeting amounts to nothing. Let
the Captain and his men then go ahead.
Seriously, however, this great meeting is great
failure-a great row-a great humbug-and the last
Tyler meeting that wiN be euer held in New York
The devil leaves town to-day
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FAST DAY IN IMAssAcHusErrs, the sixth Of mex,
month.
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At request would state that in the Merchants
change last winter, when conversation took place be-
tween Joseph Bloomfield Esq of the Albany Railroad
and Mr. NJ Vassar of Poughkeepsie, the advocate of
Hudson River Railroad the latter, my presence said to
Mr. B. in answer to direct question whether the
people wanted rsilroad-"No sir don't road,
but determined that if road the river not
built the in the interior shall be-" or this made
a memorandum at the time, and think have quoted his
very words. Yours very respectfully,
]. EADIE, in.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14

RiichietotrH Glass Uorks, Tools, dc. dc.
ER( virtue oi deed of trust TO us.
GD from Horace Milton Miller and wife, dated
the Ilth day at November ISII, aud recorded m
the clerks Office of the county court of Ohio
county, Virginia. in decd book %, page 33T, we
will on ednesday the 7th lay of June next, AT
the # 3St door " the court house of sald county,
sell at public auction, all the real and personal
properly conveyed ms by SAID deed; that Is tu
say-thc following real estate, with the fixtures,
lppurtrnances aud improve mcnjs, squares mum
bCrCd - and II, ltIrtv three and forty Onel In
the addition To Sou Wheeling, laid out by Sam
commonly called RitchietOwn: each of saiu
squares, contain sixteen lots, numbered from one
TO sixteen inclusive
Lots numbered . and 10 lnine and toni in
in square number p Twenty fOurl In the same
addition.
Coal lot numbered Ttwo,l aud the North halt
Of coal lot numbered thee m the same adCI-
lion, With the privilege of mining for coat far
back IS the eastern boundary of the Ocnuyfn farm,
within the orth and South lines o! said coal
LOT, numbered two, and said half OF coal lot
numbered three.
/ Also, all the tools, apparatus and materials
| for making glass transferred TO us 10y saIC
deed.
! The sale will be made in parcels or together
as may suit bidders.
! TERMS or SALE-The purcha sc money L
be paid IN three equal Instalments, hearing inter
est from the day Of sale, and payable respective
ly IN one, two aud three years from the day q
sale. The payment To be satisfactorily secured.
Selling as trustees we undertake to cOnve'
such title as - vested in rs by said deed.
m,v4 s Br.RRSSTDY Trustees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14
INSURANCE,

LNlRE &NIARINE INSURANCE-Thcre ar
l. two situations only in which individuals can
be placed where they can adequately appreciate
the value ~ insurance. These are, while ~taud-
ilg upon the runs OF their own property, .ther
receiving from an insurance office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
anne spot surrounded perhaps by desOlate fam
ly, lamenuug hat stupidity and folly which haC
taxed To provide for such n Contingency.
$ ATklN SUN, Agent of the PtIOTEC ZION
INSURANCE. CO OF HARrFOnD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with Their
contents, such furniture, merchandise, ma
chInery, and evcryOthrr description Of insurahle,
property Also, on steam, keel and Hat boats
ana their cargpcs to and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the S
Hotel ian 1. 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14
CIIElP BARGAINS,

Al w IElSKELL, his received and is now
W. opening nj the cnrncr OF Union aud Mar 81
Street opposite $ ,uIh Yves, corner Of The MARKET
HOUSE. large supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
To which he respectfully invites the attention OF
The public. Il has become customary for persons
protesting To he Merchants 10 endeuyOr To create an
"Etciement," 10y putting forth improbable talements
ia regard To lie quanII'y and chenpncss Of their
Good- that IL is To he presumed that the public hay G
become Disguised with "such tricks of trade" aud
will I've satisfied wlIh The truth All persons wish
ing to purchase Goods at a small advance oa The
Eastern cusI invited TO CALL aud they assured
that this wll he the case, and no mistake. w
lIciskell cannot sell his goods as low Country
MerC hants can purchase them IN The Eastern cities;
bat viii sell cheap Ih'y can be bought in
Wheeling The public will find almost every ariI-
Gle Of DRY GOODS at his store, suitable for the
season.
500 rs American PRINTS exceedingly heap; 90
pieces English and French Chinrz; 30 pieces Ear,.
ton, Manchesier, French and dUpacstIc Giugham,;
- bales Brown Muslin all prices, $50 pieces
hlcnchcd Muslin very cheap; Checks and Furniture
CuUons; lrsI Linens; Brown Holland; Grass Linen
Tor coats Crash; Brown Linen; Table Cloths; Brow u
and BchChcd Table Diaper Towel Diaper, BirdsCye
Diapers Fannels all cUlJrs; Black Blue. Dab. Brow
Green and Invisible Green Cloths. New siyle En-.
glsh Fancy Css.imercs; CnssnrIIS AMI Kentucky
Jeans; J'nrk and Brown summer Cl"ih uf variuus
qualities; Black aHd Mixed Drilling Cuuouadcs. Sc;
Gamhroous, Grape aud care lIs~e, NuuslIn lie
laIncs, Btzrtiucs now style; Printed SIXuucs; BON
net silks aud lawns; also liniug,; while black and
naked sk aud hose and hf hose; Bonn hazincs;
Meruo; pachn cloth; Black Italian aud uher Srlks;
Splendid assortment uf Vrsiings; silk and Tabhy
Velves; Silk. Brrchc and Mpusliu de- Lain, Shaw Vi
Ladies Cravais; Green Barlge; Chauully TeIls;
Silk and Linen Cambria lIIndkcfchicis; y aCk SILK
Cuupn. Mohar and ND Gloves; Light Colorca
Gloves and nov style Mus; Isle and Thrcad Lace
Edgiugs and FuoIiucs; Jlcpucl aud Swiss Edgurs
and Iuscrtngs; variety ciCaP aud BInuet RIB
hons; Jacouci. Syyiss and Null Nlusllns; Tarlcror
Muslin fOr Bnrneis; Bphbnetls; Fancy Nuts. PLAN
and Figured; Ingram Competing aud Rugs; Cotton
Yarns rom No 20 q. Coprcj Carpet Yarns.
BONNETS. BONNETS. new style Spring Bon
ncis. very great variety Tor Ladies aud Chldrcs
PaLIn LrnI IInIs. NeIY llllp. mnr tU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14
NEORE NEM Z ODDS. insl recciyed at

AE ORE NEW GODS, just received at
I'VE No 1877, Main 81. WHEELING. VA. The
public are respectfully informed, that my second
supply Of NEW GOODS has arrtved-is open, and
ready FOR sale. An are resPe, fully invited 10 cali
and examine them.
de- not intend to put forth any hig BILLS or hang
out great flying flags. with false and ludicrous rep
OSCILLATIONS GA them, A. am unwilling tu bciicN'
That an intelligent community will continue g.
counienance such intolernble humhuggery.
My stock will he large-weil selccied.aud bOugh
(as nesily tclicvc) cheap land the public are
assured thai It will be Sold CHEAP. however do
not profess Ia sell my gools fsr less Than they can
he hnughi ~ the eastern ctlcs--as expect To nnke
an honest living by my profits: and lh,s believe Is
the calculaiion OF al regular merchants.
only ask the public in cali aud give my Goods a
fair examination with n mind dvcstcd ~ prejudice
and II hey de- not find them fully cheap those
1T my ueighhors,l certainly canunt he unreasua.
BILE rs Ia expect them to buy. J SENSENEY.
aplT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14

" FSpECTFUiBG IniOrms the cltZens af
k Wheeling and the public on general, that hs
KING RU SfNE IS. az his old stand, az the sgn
Of ne Biz LEA THEIR BOOT, Main street.
Wheallug. where he o. pvep AIRED to execute All
orders iu his uIg in the ucatost and best siyle.
and al prices % suit the times. He would alsO b.
leave 20 render hes grateful thanks 20 hs Old
friends and customers for past favOTs, and soil
rits continuance Of their patronage. Re will
furnish CASH customers with boots aud shoes
nd the following reduced pricess
ROOTS-Besl make az s.. 8 and Y warranted
To earai tu neatusas and durability say ariic e Of
/ the hind that can he bad in the cty % Wheelu
| EHOt 8 Az kinds Of nous SHOES r1adc 90
y order arpftoes Tanea az gord % % q 90 az 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14
BOO SHOES
MARK e I SQUARE

S4IGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.
- "A S TODD, has JUS, received a large and
complete assortment of the following Goods which
are Of The hest quality. aud vii! he sold low for
cash. nj his BOO'T. 81 OF AND BONNET HOUSE,
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Boots, seWed. city made
de do DO pump sole
KiIs Calf and THICK Boots.
G, Hilemcn,' fine calfaud Morocco shoes 81 the
latest style vi-:-Biddles. Unions, Duwnings, Web.
slers, Calf and Morocco Dancing Pumps. Tavern
Slips and water prnof Over SHOES; also, Kip and
Thick Brocans Of all kinds.
LADIES SHOES e. BOOTS
Fine black cold and bruuzcd KID Slippers at
different kinds Village Lace. PARIS Tics, Buskins.
Jefferson Ties, fine strap and tic Kid Seal. Morocco
and Cali walking shoes, white and black ND and
SATIN Slippers. black nHd cuId SILK aud Lasting
Goilcrs. water proc fIr l'ued Over shoes
MISSES & ClIlLDRENS' SHOES.
Fine city mode KID aud Mnrocco Slippers. KID
ScnI anil Calf walking Shucs. Mrroccu and CIlf
Lace Boot. black and cnrd Kid Buskius black aud
coIl Victoria Caters, Kid. Calf aud Morocco Ankle
Tics
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETS,
Fine PLAIN AID Wave Plurcucc Braid Bpuncls.
English aud American Straw de-, Cypress. Willow
md Lawn d., Gcnilcmcns' Fine Lcgh1u. single
aud double brIm Summer Hats, imitation Panama
or Orleans Hats. Boys aud ChldSous' LeghUru
and Palm Leaf Hats ui every variety.
LEATHER
SPANISH Country Sole KIp and Urper Leather.
Calf KID. Goat, Binding aud Lining Skins. of the
hest quality. Also pretty respectable sprinkle at
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Just call at the
Sign orthe BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT, Suuth
End of Market Square. may ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14
TRUST SALES.
TRIrsT SALE.

PN Virtue Of a iced oftrust executed 10y Sam
- rel III Blown bearing date on the 26th Jauii-
the county court of Ohio cOunty, I shall on Thurs
day the 25th ~ Of May next, az the front door
of the Court house OF ONO county, proceed e.
cash, the South half at a certain lot of ground, tu
wit lot No tycnty one, IN part of the city of
Wheeling, originally laid out ny JONI ,han Zane.
situate "a the east Size of Main Street.
Selling Trustee, I shall only convey suCL
title a IS vested Ia me by aid deed of trust.
an IS Is VI MEL SON, Trustee.
Thgsale of the above properly postponed unii
Monday the Sd day OF July next.
NJ NELSON, Trustee.
MAY d 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14
81 ,OND ARRIVAL or
NEW GOODS.

JOHNSTON BERRYHILL g. CO, Of No l3l
3 Main sireet.have received q, and are now open.
inp a large stock of spring and summer goud5 lower
Than any yet offered u this morkct. Oar stock ls
now large. embracing almost every article o..
suaIly Kept in DRY Goods stores. Also gene ml
assortment OF Hauers Futs and Trimmings. Combs
Buttons. Threads Brushes and Sewing silks. CouB'
ny merchants and he pubIlc generally are respect
folly invited 20 call and examine i0r themselves
Our prices cana0i f1H 10 please may ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14
TRUSTEES sale.

HTCIllEGOWN GLASS WORKS, &c.
PURSUANT 10 a deed of trust tn me from
L Horace NJ Miller and wife, da ted the Ilth
daY of November 1871, and recorded in the clerk
office of the county court of Ohio county Virgin
n, m deed book %, page 335. ! will on FRIDAY,
the ttrcnty third day Of June ncTt, at tine from
door Of the court house of $ I'D county, sell al
public auction, he real estate conveyed TO me
by saI1 deed, with the fixtures, appurIenances
aud Impr vUmrntS, that Is To say
Squares numbered 80 and II, Thirty three and
forty Ont.) IN the addition to South Wheeling,
land out by Samuel SpTiGE and John Richie
kaCn of SAID squares contains sixteen lots mum
herCd from one To sixteen Inclusive.
Coal lot T.Um5crtd2 two and the North halt
Of coal lot numbered 3 three, IN the same addI
ton, with the privilege oi INNING Tor coal far
back as the eastern boundary of tue Denny farm,
number two, aud said half cf coal lot number
three.
Lots numbered and 10 Gnine and ten in
square numbered "a Twenty foil, IN the same
addition.
The properly Will be offered in parcels or togc
thcr rs may suit bidders.
TERMS or SAI.E-So much of the pun e. n 81
money will be required IN hand as will be sullicI
ent 10 Grtray the expenses and commission pro-
vIded tor IN said deed Of trust together with the
hHHdred and frsRty Ht1c dollars and Eighty Tire,
cents, with interest from November ~, 1871 now
due by SAID Miller and thCrCsIdue of the purchase
money will be required To be paid as follows, VIZ;
fourteen hundred and eighty nine dollars and
forty cents on the nth November 1913; flterr
hundred and sixty nine dollars and twenty cents
on the nth day of November l~Il; aud the resi-
due on the nth day ofNOvember lSI5-the defer
red payments to be satisfactorily secured.
The title Is believed to be unqucs tiOnablC-hu
selling as trustee, | undertake only 70 conve
such title as is vested ia me by saId decd of trus
| may IL Is DANIEL LAMB Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14
W. w. q s. n. JTlIESON.
WHOLESALE q RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
AND CAPS

Wcsi side II Main street, Wheeling, Va.
"AVE on hand and are constantly manuiactur.
ing a general assortment ot superior Fur and
SILK haas They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York AID are nov prepared
d, supply 10 order all siZCs aud ~ atics, IA the
resent or past style, "a may suit customers,
Black add Drab bcav " aud Castor, PLAIN
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on hard az assortment Oi PLAIN
aua fancy mems I'd boys far and cloth caps,
~ Of which they offer 90 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders tom country merchants and deal
crs promptly filled on iho nos favorable terms.
Thanked for the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received thev solicit a share Of pub
hc patronage which they are determined o. de-
serve hv prImpt attention., prrs1uai apple cation
Co business lad cheap and lavors bl" yates.
mar ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

OfraluajIc real estate consisting ofLOt Ware
houses and Dwellings,, on Wafer Street, Hhec-
GHg, Va.
ER Y Virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by John
EB Fawcstr, bearing date on the 9Th If April,
1871, and recorded IN the clerks office Of OHIO
county, / shall, on Monday the 18th day Of Sep
,cmbcr ucXt, proceed 80 sell, on the premises, at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder or cash, let
No Five, ~ the second square ~ Inc city OF
Vince ing situate on Water street near the steam
boat landing, wherein are . large and rGiuIbic
three story brick warehouses;, and dircNinC
houses The title Is OtlC we'd 90 be questionable,
but selling as trustee I will only make sHCh utlc
as Is vested 100 me NM II KING.
NAV 10 Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-14
SILK AND LACE GOODS, a, Yort

SILK AND LACE GOODS, a, N York
- prices including a large and handsome lot Of
I.aces, Edgiugs, Neus, Cardinals, Scorfs, French
worked Collars. Silks. Mouslin dc LANES Bonneis
&C. &C, Ell srtho latest and most fashionable Style
The ahoyo Goods will fema IN in this place but a
few DAYS Merchants and MAiHers are invited o.
raI and examine fCf themselves.
Tarms-CASU HALL 81 WlCkHAM.
kly % Juhnst0u's Row,