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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22
MR.. CLAY.

Tile Wings Of Norfolk.-The Wings of Nor
folk held meeting on the 28th of September
last, at which resolution was adopted authori-
zing the appointment Of a committee Of one hun
dred to invite the Hon. HENRY CLAY to visit that
borough during his contemplated tour to North
Carolina. The committee created in conformity
to this resolution, addressed letter to the
distinguished Kentucky statesman, under date
of the Goth ult. The following is the reply:
ASHLAND, 10Th Nov., I843.
GENTLEMEN: have received the invitation
which you did me the honor to transmit, at the
instance of the Wings of the borough Of Nor
folk, to visit it during my contemplated tour to
North Carolina. Norfolk being in the route by
which propose to return from the city of Ra-
leigh to my residence, it was my intention to
pass through it before l received your friendly
note. That adds to the motives which pre-
viously entertained to make the visit /; and in
accepting your obliging invitation, request you
to accept also my respectful and grateful ac-
acknowledgements for the friendly and hattering
terms in which it is conveyed Not having fixed
yet the time when | hope to reach Raleigh,
cannot now designate that Of my arrival at Nor
folk. think it will be April. I am gentlemen,
with high respect, your friend and obedient SER
want. H. CLAY.
Messrs. William Garrett, Robert E. Taylor,
Thomas Newton, John P. Leigh, and the other
gentlemen composing the committee Of one hun
dred, &C., &C., &c.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

Alas the Bachelor.-We dropped in sudden
ly, says thesCrescent City, on bachelor acquaint-
ance of ours the other day, and just as we made
our appearance, he put something in his pocket
very hurriedly, and looked as guilty as if he had
at his pocket and half way out hung the secret
1t was his stocking The poor miserable fellow
had been darning, and it astonished us to see
what perfection he had arrived at in that branch
of home industry. You may give him up, girls.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22
MARINE JOU RN Al
PORT OF GEORGETOWN.
NoUember %

ARRIVED.
Schr. Wild Boy, Jenkins, Salisbury, with lumber
to Joseph Lbbey
Schr. Wave, Wallis Fredericksburg, with wheat
to 7. |. Davis.
Schr Roanoke, knight, Calais, via Alexandria, TO
S. f. Scott.
Schr. Lucretia, Wade, Eastport, with plaster,
lathes, &c., to f. Il J. F. Pickreil.
SAILED.
Steamboat Columbia, Guyther, for Baltimore.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

Wing Aristocracy.-It is highly probable that
the Wings Of Maine have elected two Repre-
sentatives TO Congress to fill the vacancies in
their delegation-one in the third and the other
in the fourth district. Freeman H. Morse, of
Bath, the Wing probably elected from the fourth
district, is working ship carver-a selfmade
man. Luther Severance, the Wing elected from
the third district, was joumeyman printer in
the Office Of the National Intelligencer, at Wash
ington, and went from that Office into the State
of newspaper. He now goes back to Washing
ton, member Of Congress. These two highly
intelligent and worthy working mechanics have
been elected to Congress by the Wings of their
districts, against two lawyers, supported with all
the force Of the D~ DEMOCRATIC On party.
Boston Atlas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

TylRE &NIARlNE iNSj-RA NCE-Thcre az
{ two ~'ulIon. oriy IN which midi, car"
BE placed W eye rhev cau adequately appreciate
the aluC Oi insursucr. These are white -tau!-
I X upon the RUNS ul tueIT own pT1pe IS, tnCr
receiving from an Insurance Office tie luil a.
ucuu' which they have lost, or standing on the
anne spot surrounded perhaps hy n dsso'0'r .nuI-
ly, lameuuIg hat stupidity aud folly which haC
"a, tHd 10 uyuyiCe for such contingency.
= ATkl SON. Agent OF the PRO lEC NON
INSURANCE. co OF HAEpFDoD, CONN
viii take risks on dwell .EE houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories. dc, together with Their
contents, such furniture, JacrchauJIse, ma
cnIlrrv. and evary0th description If InsuraHlr,
property also, ou sleaW, keel and flat boats
ln1 their cHrgI 20 aud from any port on the
Western Waters
infnl. fau I. 1880
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
WEST ERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
BOO ] Is
ssN 3 g q IS S. G ]. =, 9 3 3

E4IGN or THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT
- A 5 TODD. has Just received n large and
complete assortment oC the following Goods. whirh
are of the hcsi quality, and Uii! hs Su!i lpv for
cash ~ his BOOT 81 or AND BONNET IlOT So.
GENTLENIENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Boots, sewed, city made
do do do pump aoio
Xiv. Cali aud Thick BIHs.
Gcur'rmcn,' fuc crlranI Morocco shoes 1f thc
latest STYLE. viz.--Eiddss Unions. Downing, Web.
arcr,. Calf aui Muroccr Diu,.ng Pumps Tavern
Slips. and water Trnd over shrez; also, Kip and
Thick Br1Gar ui 80 kinds.
LADIES' SHOES & BOOTS
ZINE black cold and b,,Ize3 KID Slippers or
different kinds Village Lace. Paris Ties, B9skr.s.
Jefferson Ties, iuc strap aud See Ej Seal. Niur4cr0
and Coll walking shoes. white mod black kd and
SATIN Slippers h.ack end cold SIX and Lasting
Caijcrs. vutcr proof fur lined Over shoes.
MISSES g. CjIILDRENS' SHOES
Flue cts mode k'I auI Murorco Slippers. Kill.
seal and Calf wakmE Shoes. Morocco aui C1If
Lrrp Buor. black and co'd Rid Bu-tins. h'ers a0t
ould pIciurIu GuIegs, aid. Cali and Morocco Ankle
Tics
HATS. CAPS AND UCNNETs.
Fine P.aiu and Wave P.reaee 8a.J Bosnrfs.
Eucli-h and American Straw $50. CgTrl-s Willow
unI L1,eu do, Gcuiicmeu-' Eiuo Lc-ugr1, SINGLE
8od iooHia hrm Summer Hats, tmIauua r1uaraa
1r Orleans Hats. Burs' aus CbulslHs' Lsghorn
and PALM Leaf Hats "i rycry variety.
LEATHER.
Spanish Country SIDE lisp auA lrrrT Leather.
Coli krI. GoaJ. Binding Hid Liuru- A,fus, ai iup
,.sI quality Ale, q pretty re-.ecjaH.g sITu6ie of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Fau coil 20 he
Stgu ofhe BLACK MAMMOTH GOOr S.arb
Eud OfAIafsal SIuair. nay Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
81 -OND ARRIVAL or
NEW GOODS.

JOHNSTON BERRYHLL 81 co, ai M l3l
- Mann slreet.have receive q, aud are uuN opfu-
avg large STOCK Of spring aud summer gods. lower
Than aey yet udered 90 tuis market. Oar stuck IS
now large. contracting elmusl every ariicic CO..
suolly Kept 10 Dry GOris' strrcs. also rrUcul
assortment OF liaDters Fms aud Thinning Con.Is
Buttons Threads, BTushcs and SrNiuE silks Cuuu.
try merchants sud the public generally ore fospccr
fully invited 60 call sod eEumine iyt themselves.
orr prizes ca7Hot fell 10 please may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

WHEELING. Va
T ME SUBSCRIBER j. now prepared. vEh shs
: necessary machinery. aGi ~ successfully
rrcsccr ing tie manufacture of Lard "a NJ his
os'abl .sHmCu' on Market lllcy, being enabled
with his Frescni mach merry 70 turn out about six
.uurred "a Ions q N eek, Of OF tFat he warrants
c7u1' To any manufactured ~ he United Stntss,
for q ] purro=es equal To the hest Sperm, md for
tudClpgrs far superior 10 any other KIND oi OIL.
Tie Is enabled 10 sell ~ th- lowest Cincinnati
prices. Mniers mrchusts, merchants aud other >
are nyI'cd a. give him cali, as he IS prepared TO
SCI! wholesale or retail. on such terms cannot
fail 10 please. OIL pm up in Barrels. Kegs, cans
or IN any manner or quauuty to syII purchasers.
IL! orders prompts attended, 20. Address
NJ WARR.N.
Cash paid for Lard mar l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
EsE.F.9 YEE2'N FE9 T-SE5.

IA REDUCTION or TIE FARE!
In consideration of the Ursszute Of
EsEfS ~ be times. fls ~u1rr-IECc5 has rodu-
LtnfAt -' r1- r1r urtca- of boarding and lodging
-f- fu 81 90 per 1tv, Hu5 Jle rate 8i ma
frrrr g. rr D.rr Ct 5.ss tables wlii CoUYau ar
us-cf1f5fs sa Sc ssrvnIisf win every luxury the
ma-sp. affords. The EuItUg 81 the largest.
u,0ss sIrv. and comb mes more comforts Than
any 'a rnr -rr and Sc uyt surpassed by arY no
tsi lu rr W.sr.
Eu.7g attention will De- ervCu 1v the uniaEaEu-
sd. uts 5ranFs. and servants, 20 accommodate
fnrae So h1 f1vpr huf vs. ID CALI
So I.g.sz uayf5 7ru BENJ STYCgNEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
W g. O. s. u. JTVENDN.
WHOLESALE d. RETAIL DEALERS as HATS
AND CAPS
Wr1si'co Of A.aia street, Welding N5.

Vrusr7cof Ngja street, Welding W.
4 2 AVE on hand and gre constantly mouDfacIw-
& Z ing a general assortment oi superior Fur and
sal, ha5s. They nave received tAc latest spring
fashion. from -seU y 1rs add ara now prepared
o., supply ,o order ail sizes AMI 4uahsr-. so are
q, .-anr or c-zI style. as may suit customers,
F.acl and Dra1 ua8v n and CostDE, Pt5ID
White Russia end Nap; HAS
They also keep on j. ard an IEs1gf nerf ui plain
ans fancy r. ME aud .o,s iuE sBu afU Gays.
aIl which they offer 'H lle.r,g -sa nsgs a8a tHe
81 Ic ru he ~ rs3 pies sing terms
80. orders .sgH country merchants END deal
srr uram .E's Ted Hs r'fa 70 us favorable terms
th4U.f' GOV 'ha .ucTaI uafrauaee they have
heretofore received Ifg. So ..elt "a share sf pub
s.r patronage gr-H lra- ore .g.l-rl.aeG re- Is-
serve b. prompt a.fcnunu. personal application
o.. business end cheap nd i1vor1 hie rsfcs-
rHaH f.Hr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
SECOND ARRIVAL or
SUMMER GOODS!

Afits NEIT- STOPF', No. IlI. Main St
y. e r. Il. MARS =, would respectfully
call the nitentlOn Of thor fricu!= and the
public m general, 10 the beautiful assortment OF
goods, they have Just received, and are row
opening. al their Store, NoIIt. Main Street and
which they are determined 10 sell cheaper than
ever. Among them you Will fild
Super extra Black Cloth; sup wool black ras.
simeres; sup blGe, black, steel and cadet mixed
Satunetts; SIMMER ClOrhF; Mixed CiamkroOus;
Heavy fancy DTlls; Whdt Barnsley Drling-;
Drab Damaski Scarsucker GWphams; Blue dri is
Kentucky Jednsi IicSinEs and Checks; 9 yds
wide bleachCd Nheotng, sup Russia SrCornr;
"a and - Table Diaper 81 BLACK and Green
MuluOcs; Nankrnnsi black AVID cold \ Dachu:
Coating Glnghams; solid do; Manchester and
Down Gin2haWs; ~c1rlt' md White Flanuels;
PLAID Jarorcttsi Cashmere and Mousliue de-
Lame Shawls, black Lcvautiuc hdkfs; bonnet
Lawns; 81 Paid Shawls- Canton Fltrns's;
York Deufas, Newport Cissimeres; Seiosiasf
Green haraPei White and Pink Gro dc Nulf
PubbinCtf, &c SC.
a large aud splendid assar'mrut5f FANCY
PRINTS, very cheap, a good assrrtg,out OF Hp-
siury, Lacrs. ttgIngs Ribbons and Hdkfs,
THmmn@s, tnbrel'as and Parasois; bonnet
Lawns.
They mvi icthe pror'e o. call add examine their
goods before p1rcnasins as they feel confident
they can offer as great il NOT grelter bargains
than any otter House ia " city. iunJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
INSURANCE..


S y lSkS viii be- iakfn the FIRE & MARINE
u z INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al ne l0i1eH rates on
Buildings orail kinds, ST ne, brck or ~ OGDEN
lid their contents:
SleamDOa 5; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise NJ al kinds.
And against all dangers atte nd'ug the trans
poTtatloR of goods on rivers, lukes, seas. canals
anu railroads.
r tie character Of tho conauryas 20 prcmp-
titude and IberaiIly IN The adjustment and pa re-
Ueut Of l'ssrs.-we beg leave {, refer the mur-
chants of this place and elsewhere VINO have had
the adJu~tme 20 Of CLAIMS upon Us. asEf
Ofice n Main s.. n.LANB Soy.
WEST ERN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
CAPITAL S5UUO1O.
THIS company being nnv drly or-anizpd,I s
prepared tumakc Insurance on every Gts-
criipion ofFre AID Marine Risks, such De- Nv ell
ling Houses, Store oJses &c with their con.
tents. Also, S cam Boais, Fiat Bosts nod KEEL
B.G, S. with thCl. clrguCs, 10 I'D I ON any TCrt
on t-s Ohio aud Miss ssppl rivers. or their trib
utaTy streams. App Icail1u { InsuraIc &c 10 be
mCde for the present at the q flee o. Tie VIII el
ing Savings lns tltut!Gu
an mccoy Sec''y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

4 IL those knowrnL themselves Indebted fg
y late firm OF T. Pollock g. Co. will DO we'll la
r,lI nj the old stsgd immediately aud settle the
go. a,4 ave costs. O. PDlLOt h,
-. sf1 JOHN ALTMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
NO. 1876
MANUFACTURES.
WINDOW GLASS.

- y y - " Nsi4lat3EFs
X ~ SHMNiES & JAMES n ROBEKPS
y Y respectfully 3. fofm the public ihat They
has" eiHo'ce iui" Co-Qa5;uershp IN Tie manufacture
oil Hmi"w Glass ni The Glass FacIary in South
Nhcr'irc. where HEY Will always keep on hand
F'""| 90 Glass oi aIi sizes. which they Will eel 20
"facr 90 i'o i"vcst pri~,s. Orders addressed &,
them viii De prrupuy filed with an article var.
FAMED 10 Toe equal 10 ant Cylinder GlnsS uinpu.
i'"'.rci b.. iho Weston cnurirv dec 09-if
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
WILLIAM II. nE,NAsTI.

70 ESPTCTFUI informs the cltizens Of
= q Wheeling aud the public ~ general that he
continues fo carry N the BOOT aud SHOE Ma
KING U-lN r <. ~ b,- old sfnu6, nj tEc syn
o The Pir LEATHER BOOT Main street,
Whs.loe; vhrre be Is prepared 20 execute all
orders IN his IN the neateSl and bes. style,
aId ipurCS 70 s.rlt the times. II would also b. Z
'sggtr o. render his Zror efu. thanks 10 his old
friends and customers for pas, favors, and soli-
CTS q continuance of ihCiT patronage. He viii
furnish CASH cus'0u0er with boots and Shoes
az the following reduced U-Ires:
BOOTS Best make M - ard :, warranted
20 cqual in reajrees ard durability, any article Of
TIE kind that can be had m the ctv Of " heeliug.
~EOtS Al kinds Of mems shoes made TO
order af rrlers ranging 8. m 81 30 O. ON 40 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
DIR Y-GOOD 5.
I'd. ARRIV Al.
~ "A a Il n ' - -as
L XTRAORDfNAR DESPATCH BY r
GREAT WESTERN.

IMPORTANT NEWS rOTIEPUBLiC. Tue
GREAT WESTERN DRY GOODS STORE A.
GAINS'T THE WORLD FOR BARGAINS.
CsEAPER ,ND STILL CHEAPER, THAN TnE CHEAP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

& NEILS AID yICES.-A good assortment
= received ami for sale bv
may - OFT & GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

EEELLCWs olaI sizes, warranted good, for
M OFT x GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

w 70 81 IPiN OF SPRUNG GDEDS.
[orrEN TRIED. BrT Cant NJ BEAT. Is SELLING
TuE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS ~ ruE WESTERN
49,. Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
NEW YORK CHEAP. CASH sTOIGl

No I69, MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
A L. iORKE, would respectfully inform his
N. customers, and Ihe public gene raj. 3, thai he
las just returned irpm the easr Wilb a general as.
snnIneni @. DRY GOODS and O iOCERIES. which
he is opening, and ready "a sell wholesale or
retail. ~ cheap or cheaper, than ever. The pubic
invited 10 call and examine the following arli.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

S. p. HCLLIEEN. DENTAL SURGEON.
GRFFICE, No gil, Nam Si.a few doors abay {
Z = iho Fusutn Hplei. Wheeling, Va
nay II %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-09
THE WORLD AT ONE VIEW
IMPONTNNl Moor IH'ViON.

y
~ NJ. Appleton & 20, goo t:r9adSav: have
now in the cDur,e OF puD!.eduon a DlCiiONaK1 of
Arts MANAEAC TURES AND MINES, containing
clear tx position OF their Principles AMI Practice by An
drew ire NJ d., r r. S..gs'ratst with l2iO engrav-
inesThis unGues,OHa5ly the most popular WORK oil the
kind ever pBbsed and book admirably adapted 10 Inc
wants OF all of the community The following are
the important Objects hch The author endeaVorS to ac
complsl: -
To ins,ruc, the manuiacturer, the melalurgist and
tadesrnan the principles Of their respective processes SO
as 10 render them the masters OF their business
afford merchants brokers' drug lists anG occrS OF me
revenue Characteristic descriptions ei the commodities
which pass through their haads.
By exhibiting The fines, developments o! chemistry and
physics 10 lay open excellent practical schooio tuG@h''
OF these sciences. ..,;
To teach capitalists who mar be DESTROYS OF pacng iheiI
funds in some bnnch o! industry, 10 select lGdclouy
among plausible claimants
TO thabe gentlemen OF TIC law 10 become well acqualhi
with the nature Of patent schemes
TO present 10 legislators such clear exposition Oh lhe
sape manufactures may dlssuade them from eHac'g
laws which olISlruct Industry. ,,.
And 10 give the general reader views oil Inc nooies'
,cbevcmrpts OF science eec;ing those grand uanSo
p,aieus OF matter which Great Britain and Tue Cllco
STATES owe their paramount wealth. rank and power among
the nations OF the earth .r ,,,e,.
TIE .tes, statistics of every important, object oil aauac
ture are . wen rom best authority.
The wo will be comp ted IN five one doar paris eaCh
containing SEQ pages and $50 plates one nns VINE
paper and done up strong covers Parts l. = ana a'
nov 20 s,S 600 Broadway.
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HE'D

On " Wednesday, March6, George Kellogg Osbora, Esq
Counsellor at Law. OF this CITY, aged n years.
On tie 7,h inst Elizaheth Margaret daughter OF Rev.
JOAN Mulligan, aged montas and days
On the 7th Jane, wife OF Nehemiah Lewis, OF the
Bowery Thcstra-
On the 7lh irS Martha Jane infant daughter OF Richard
c. Alexander, Esq. al Tennessee.
On the 7tl INST Levi T. Dsms, aged.
On the 7Ih inst Mrs Rachel Wcst-.ve eii:t OF the late
john Wesiervelt, aged years.
On the It'll inst Nancy eldest daughter OF james and Ma
tilda Knps. aged wears and II months.
On the 6til inst. 0ctavan A. Price, aged S. years,
months and q days.
On he 9th instant, Bridget wife OF Barhw oConnor,
aged 20 years
Al Harlem on the 9Th inst Mary Elizabeth eldest ugh
ter Alexander and Mary Ann Pabor aged years and 10
months.
Al Southampton L. L. the st instant Mrs Polly Jag
ger, aged leo years and 20 days
Al Riverhead, L. L. on The 4th inst. MIR. Joseph 1rnng
aged SO. ,-.--a
late Surgeon 10 the British forces, aged 60 years
At Baltimore, tbs GIN Instant Dr. Ambrose hetesg,
aged - years native OF CharleStown, N. II
Al Westerly, r. I. on Thursday, 81 Instant, James ~
Burger Jr of James NJ Mary C. s Burger, or this
CITY.
AT waddiag,on, 2st ut, Amoree, wife OF Hon Georg
Rediugton, aged 70.
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EVENING PARTIES IN NEW YORK;
TWENTY CAPITAL WOOD CUTS,

Engraved especially FOR this nouentsus occasion. The
article written in tie style and spirit That TIE
WALTZ Published in the New Weird few weeks ago.
and which created so uch fashionable circles
The following Of the subjects OF the Illustrations
4 nice young gentleman going party: two charming
ycrng ladies consulting with their giving
party youth white cravat; father Of the family in
rib1a,;on small children stealing cake lovely young
lady: two gawky Young gentlemen The musicians meet
ing with vssrs standing up IN quadrilie; old
bachelor dancing WALKERS; quiet Irritation The uniaer
tsng young ladyi The old young lady the young lady
just out; the bellies the supper party; the family pAysi
clan getting his hat; coming out in the morning.
~ Agents and others wishing Extra supply OF this
number will please order Immediately. Never sach
agitation The public mind snce the days OF wouter
Won Twiler as exists in regard TO the New WORLD
mi Il t2)
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and Baltimore. Green Teas sold generally at advance
OF &c per 10 and Black also at improvement OF The
last sale HySon sold at 81 a7S 42 81 Young Hyson 5
IS, p Some Macoa trash sold 81. 2oc IN III chs
and b1s; Is ID bis sodat 40 &c. Hysou Skin 3l 46!
Gun Powder IS lott 40 es; Inpera! 50 75 souchong
30 a 5St; bxs 25 5l Powchong %: 5s Peeco 81
LEADFaher sales OF about 60 tors wisconsin for e1-
port on private Stock small; holders asking S.
zach
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SALES oFREAL ESTATE ATAUcTIoN.
BIZ j. ". Miller 4. Co.

BIZ ]. ". WiHer q Co
The lot of ground No IS Bediord-s near Commerce
sl,conlaning . # front by rs deep. sold SIS
By E. H. Ludioar.
The brick front house and 10; of ground No. l6l
Greene-st Houstou-st, with two.s,ory house
the rear, containing 25 It front by 100 r. deep,
bough, in $50
Also, piece OF land on 81 Avenue. containing I68 #
front, % inches rear, 486 inches the north.
side, 4S5 II inches Ike southwest side, sold
for 5000
Also the three-story brick houses and lots OF ground
Nos l96 and 1873 Hudson-st, near RrsGme-st, each
containing % by "a # deep bought in for caO
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THE BIBLE IN SPAIN"
SECOND EDICION.

THIS is The charming work of the present season
and already 10000 copies OF The New Werld Edition have
been sold Every body is reading and praising t-and
consequence every body will buy IL To supply this
demand edition has been prnied, which ready
II cheapes, book in the market, making Qladru.
pie Number eli the New wolld at osy g cents copy
Office so inn.stree,. J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
SlDSW
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY reported for Tss Tribune.

u-t,rrs-C nrsfHity TepoTteu Jo' 1 'S = '""I
WEDNESDAY r. NJ.
AsuEs-We hear OF nothing doing since yesterday.
rsr,,p nominal al so; Pearls 90; last sale 3D.
c0PT0N-The market continues quiet In consequence
a. me pooarcval OF the Western. Prices are Without va
Ration hu, in such state OF the ihatAe' noies ' go
erav more likely TO yield than buyers Al orea"S o
the 25tA sales o, three days 1880 bales p''hc'pds o
English account, Market steasy al previous 'uo,
1870 $50 bales; mddilDs . os 'ii''"''"s 'N
=, good fair Sa 81, ,-.a IA
c,nrre AND MEAL-There is slightly improved oe
rnand bu, il is sill small few lots were taken loi as
ern supplies. Rates continue sieaoy a' + ~ 'o' n,
s2i Is for OHIO and Michigan. Is Orleans Inc s'ii
quantity ahoai prevents extended operations VIC N.Y..
sa IS of abs III coo bhs lncy at 30. Souihern Is
at.ii,e Georgetown 4 l2t e5 Richmond Country Dai
,i,ore City, Rawards Alexandria Peiessours' it.>'
,ana &e I25; Richmond City %; Brandywlne oei
y Mills 25 Noting of importance doing IN sea' &c,
sey worth 4Ss 5 Brandywine last sale o2.; hus
1850 Rye Flour, small supply, bat lille demano' %
Shorts loc Ship Stuts u lSc Al orleans rieN'
was Gaie; at l5a %
cp,,S-ybe small stock OF whea, has enabled holders
"a farther advance and 1000 bushels liisos SOLD to-
av ont Of store 90c Tor shipment There some oe
rnard vet bat not this price Inc market nearly Dare
RYE Barley and Oats and we hear OF no transac-
lions in eth The nominal rates are-Cora orleans
- So Jar>.y So 81 Southern so, meas. Rye s. Sc.
Earey 49, Oats 50 SIS Northern Is so for jersey
giacSevcd Peas are plenty at co 6lic per bnshel.
OLA sale Of 1909 bbs Whale delivered here, ego OF
se ., Warren has been made for export, al rie ad
awe on Sc cash American Linsaed is dull at Ssc cash
NAVAL sToRES-opera,ions are still prevented by
ligh reighs We nose sale OF zoo aols ".masol
ST. Some sales OF Spirits are making at Sic ms
soAPA sale has bean made OF 500 oss "ihcnes'si no
Family Soap. for America al otci a'u - oA '
pue mottled Castle NJ le3c b mos
TRAsA catalogue embracing The balance OF the car
so received per an,ress, offered to-day The con
,,nv a. ,pgee ard the bddnRs animated. Buyers wer'
present In considerable numbers from Boston, PhiRaeiphi:
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atr George SaIkeid former British Consul d! that port
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