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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS IN WOOD


TRUSTEES SALE or LANDS IN WOOD
COUNTY.
HHURSUtANT 10 n deed Of Trust from John r
Clarke aud wife 10 me. dated April lIh
1887 and recorded in the Clerks Office ofthe coun-
" court uf Ohio county, IN deed book ?. pages 2
and g. and IA The Clerks office Of the county court
Of Wood county, in deed book 10, pages Ii and ! )
shall on Thursday the 10Th day OF February S43.
sell public auction, at the front door Of the Court
house OF Ohio county. the tract Of und situated in
Wood county, on The walters Of French creek, and
containing about $50 acres, which was conveyed
10 the SAID John Clarke in $50 10y John Clarke,
bya deed nowofrecord m The said clerks office Ofihe
county court Of Wood county. Also, Two olher
tracts Of land Ia said Wood county, on the wales Of
Hermnn's creek or WOHhug,ouls creek, ard con-
tanning the one about 1850 acres. and the other
about 536 acres. which were conveyed 10 the said
John F Clarke. by Heuy Wuuds 10 1886. 10y deed
also Of record IN the Clerks UlIce Vi the County
curt of Woud county
TERMS or SALE-Cash. ] engage only TO
convey such tile as ~ vested in me by said decd OF
trust DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
Jan l3-h
The above sale IL postponed until Saturday the
l5lh day Of March, 1913. 90 take place ~ the from
/ door Of ihe COuu house Of Ohio county. Va.
! Feb lG, ID LAMB, Trustee
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FOR RENT

A Brck dwelling house on the cuTneI Of Nam
IA and Jefferson eel. adjoining Thos johnston :
store aud Dwelling, and nOw occupied by w
Hutchinson. Possession given immsd ntely
For Terms apply 10 JAMES MCCONNELL.
mar I'm
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COMMISSIONERS SALE


HF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO-
~ PERTY.
Porter il Wagner,
We,
Isaac Springer and Others
IA ChHncery.-by virtue Of the decree proncun-
ced IN thIs cause, on the IOSb day of November
1912, the unoerslgnSd will offer for sale, al the
residence of said Springer, a miles east OF
Vince ing oh the National road, on Saturday the
hrst day of April next, the following personal
property, belonging 10 the defendant IsIJC
Springer, 10 vii. one horse, cows, 2 lea tneY
beds, bedsteads aud bedding, / bureau tables.
dOZ chairs, large copper kettle, and hogs.
Also. one lot of land Containing one acre, sit
mated on the National road, four and half
miles east of Wheeling. being the residence of
said Springer together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms-Cash, for thu purchase of the present
property on all sums 10 the amount of 20 dolls;
over that sum, 90 day credit will be given, bear
ing interest from the day of sale. Eor the reaI
estate credit of SIX, twelve aud eighteen months
with interest, the purchaser or purchasers alvEg
bonds With good securty,for Ihs payment of the
purchase money,for said personal properly q rea
estate, and the Utle 10 land retained until the
same IS paid. I w MITCHELL, ID y, for
Arsh'd Woods, Sheriff ONO Co
feb u - and Commissioner int ER ben q T.
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LARD OIL MANUFACTORY.
TENtlE Subscribers have commenced the mluulnc.
lure Of The above OIL Ou Marker Alley, near
he Store Of Mr. II Morris, where they will supply
ail whu may cali, With OIL IL every respect equal
tU the CINCINNATI article. LIST e. WARREN,
The highest price paid iCr Lard ss above.
fsb7 q
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PUFFER HOPKINS.

4 YER'S No l rOBACCO-A few boxes Tor
N sale low to close consignment. by
ieb2 J Y CALDWELL.
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no Lille RELIGIOUs PUBLic

To TIE RELIGIOUS PUBLIC,
TNuE BIBLE IN SPAIN-This snIiou.ly sI-
e.ed work by tbe writer af "Girsss IN
Spain,' containing on account Of his various OIL
ventures and imprisonment n his sfOrss 90 distribute
the Scripture in the Peninsula. has just been re-
ceiysd At the Literary Depot II s nst sectarian 90
10 character II Il published IL four extra mum
ben of Tho New World containing ~ large octave
pages and can be had ai the very Ow price Of 81
Gems.
FL o. HIRAM KANE.
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PEAsE & SONS HOARHoUND CANDY i.
one Of the best aud most pleasant remedies ever
offered to the public for The removal vi worms from
Children.
The following extract from letter 20 our travel
ling agent fer Pennsy !vsnia and Ohio, from lady
OF rssPeclaby the original Of which Is Ia his pos.
session aud may be seon by any one desIrou' Of
further testimony. The parcel Of Peaso q sons
Cough Candy you had tho kindness 10 give me. /
think Is an excellent medicine; my little daughter
had a very bad cough. and was quite sick with it. /
gave her about ono stick day for couple OF days,
when il operated a medicine and brought from
her twenty one Worms. which removed her cough.
and she has had excellent appetite, and is entire
iy we'll wish had moro oft. The children
dove it very much, and # they have a cough. give
shea piece when they go 10 ted. aud ia the uUrs
ing they are well Of it,"
For sale by JAS BAKER,
Wheeling, Va.
Also for sale by HIRAM KANE at the Literary
Depot mar
FREIGHT TO AND FROM WHEELING.
From Baliimnre-Dry Goods SIS, Groceries So
Tobacco 100, General Produce lu0 cts. to Balli.
more
Zanasvills-37 eli,
Cincinnati Is cts.
Louisvie-20 cts
Nashyie-37 cts
ST LOuis-50 cts
To aud from PitIsburgh--l0 cis
LATEST DATES.
from BIliimOrs Feb 81 Liverpool Feb4
4pm Their nomeler - deg. above O-6 a. IN y
u itwater in the channel. Falling
BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE FOR MARCH.
~. SENSENEY. r. W. HARDING,
'. f. WHARTON.
s-zz=-SzzDA@zszz-<=-- .zssz'az.sszzzzszzz
PORT OF & 81 WHEELING
E5S5T
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Arrivals aud Departures Of Bodts for The last 81
hours, ending yesterday at O'Clock. p. VI
Boats AriUsd FROM, Departed 10
Lite Pike Cue nnaI,
Express Pittsburgh.
New York Louisville Pittsburgh,
gilant,
Montgomery -, Louis.
BANK NOTE L. EXCHANGE LIST.
Corrected for the Wheeling Tunes
~ M . IN SI
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FOREIGN GOODS

Blue, Wool-Jycd Black, Invisible and
summer CjoJls, Twi'lCd and Diugoua
Rich Mydora and Victoria ShawIs,
Rich aud elegant British Prints,
Irish Linens Freurh painted Mus ms
English white C0mjrics, Piald Cam5ri,s
French Linen CamjricS, Linen Z HIkC
Brown and Black Hollands,
Red paddiggs, cdn-aSs paddiHgs
Broru irish Linens Tor paHiciOouS,
Together with Hosiery. Gloves Buttons Pus, TBpc
-r..L-.L.. H-r-nL. nnL nrraL-. maLra. NL.--rL-L..
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NE W NOVEL BY JAMES-FOresi Days. q
~ Romance ui old Iimes. Just received aud lUr
sale al the LITERARY DEPOT. Pnes % cts
feb %
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IN CHANCERY.-In the Circuit Superior
Couu Of Law aud Chancery for Ohio county.
John E)f, complainant.
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DISSOLUTION.
FOR RENT.

ArsaA TIE large and commodlOHs Ware.
ssSN7 house main street. now occupied by
StsAA z. y. Dufheld Also neat and com
9s1Aas9 furtable dwelling house ca Main street
Possession given on the first Of April. For Terms.
&c. which will be low apply to
jan left W. w. & s. II. JlMESON
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4" To QUEEN OF ENGLAND.

The CASE OF THE PILoT OF THE PIONEER. Lloyd,
the pilot, brought before the Judges of the Oyer
and Terminer on Saturday morning, upon writ OF
habeds corpus Theu honors decided that the Of
fence with which the prisoner is charged was bail
able one, and fixed the amount of bail at S6OOO-
The security was notentered, and the prisoner was
remanded -PhtLa So Ttruss
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"LAMPSU HORNS LAMPS"

"LAMPS!, HORNS LAMPS"
GO HORNS PATENT SOLID BOTTOM GLASS
IL FOUNTAIN LAMPS; For chemical oil or can
phne-Theae Lamps have become celebrated and
vey fact The admiration and wonder OF slwho
them the most splendid in appearance the econom
cal and give light unequasd in bancy and durability; and
perfectly safe simple and to manage and trim
lamp will light than candles
pc of-ss than half per hour All who and
admire them FOR their beautiful appear
simplicity safety and economy and above all for the
spendor Of their l,aht And fact would they
are de TO become the universal light so great has bec me
let them look they Mess. Sands Cos Drug store,
of broadway snd Chamber and hundreds of other
places where they have the light For further
call No 36 Fulton ST. new budng) tie only place New
York, where they wholesale and retail bv j. o
Fay Co. Best chemical oil 62 cents and camphne so
gallon liberal deduc ton BY the barre sell again
also on lamps TO agents or Others to sell again
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT y FRICTION

A NEW ARTICLE or MATCHES without birthstone
a any other osepsive quality aud actually
has lately been patented by letters of the United States
favor Of the inventor w X sshard, and msnufsc
tured and offered to the public by he Of said
No l6t Blocker street, New York where all who wish
purchase good matches United to call prove them
And all persons whate hereby notified OF the said p,en
and warned 10 violate infringe the
lest they incur the penalties, OF the law in such
The.e matches IL lite with and in all
vertical position, will continue turn .ong enough seal
several letters with They lay immersed in
for hoos and days aud believed for weeks and when
and dried, will ignite and before Three
iirs Of matches sold above
iy-No. Extra and Perfumed. Tho latter agreeaby
scented and III for ladies' toilets Exporters smokers
usekeepers and all who mltches will yeady perceive
how decided the adv by these all others
Orders aud commune tions Z, be addressed 70
q BOWEN. No l6l Bleeckerst,
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lash TAUORTN ING FSTARLISHMENT-

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
- PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, tete Of Astor House,
-. Broadway impressed with the necessity OF
sIgency Of tic by the reduction Of his prices and finding
II impossible while subject tho out,ys
Broadway location necessarily has determined the
effect his-withou dsparaemcnt 10 the quality
ms carments therefore, enoved his
to: 1855 NASSAU STREET, corner Of Beskman where
gentlemen be supplied ato deduction OF ten
from hi, former low prices.
The following is submitted merely specimen Of tbe
foregoing assertion -
supertne Coat, made the hest style, rom SIC to SIS
ExtTs do Of the fn~t quslty, 10 10 %
Chailie Vesu, as
hesi lesven conclusion to observe the above articles
nav be relied on in all 20 be OF tho genuine
lower than other house furnishing the
~ linz of articles III
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Ase
"HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS
DR.. COOK f

"HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS %
DR.. COOK r
RETURNED FROM ENGLAND.
QESPECTFULLY Informs inendI and patrons through
~ the United States Canada, North md South Anne
the British Colonies &c that having all the latest important
formston from Europe, he is universally tmig
Of the class OF Vcnsrea Disease waited
FORMS with expedition and dispatch and
,pan b. consulted personally cond enhy his
Office No Norton STREET, Al oany, ". Y.
Dr.. COOKE attends personally to- his patens.
COLORED ENGRAVINGS,
descriptive Of Disease both illustrating all
lgnant forms with complete tacucal Treatise Venercs
Complaints and their imed-te snd remote conssgusnces III
cudns observations certain a ctons of the Utcrus-may
be ex,sned at any time desired by the unfortunate 81 the
yantageous board aud lodge with Dr. Cooke, who will
foraoiy accommodate them while under medical
u! recovered
Whatever celebrity Or Cook may have attained in the
Of Disease believes tobeopg ether by that
in this cou1y this well known Phy,icao and Surgeon who
has Agents, and with similar estab i
the United States be found the Albany Lock
Hospital No Horton street. Albany. N. Y. and where
else
The unfortunate will please attend this part Of their du
y take due and timely notice and Themselves accord
ngy.n
NY. N Y. jyl3 lmr
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A RARE CHANCE.

E'OR SALEA Porter House. Of the best situations
ia The city, known the East River Coffee House, III
South street. with all the fixtures attached thereto and
Switchboard under covert tanspar .ncies,
&c
There also attached the house egh handso ,ly fur
nshed lodging the whole will be disposed OF rea
Ionabe valuation.
health OF IT'S present opretor and urgent business at the
South, - the reason for his wanting customer.
The Eastern Boats arrive opposite door the various
lines OF London Liverpool, New Orleans and other pockets
IFS immediate vicinity. and the Fulton Market block
below.
To wishing engage the business opportunity
offered worth loohng after For further particulars inquire
n. III. BURNS III South ivii lm~r
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no THE PUBLIC.

70 THE PUBLIC.
H,1nn TO $4,000 Mr. FRANCIS X. CRUMP Watch
plOV Maker. 2s Gani suee scgs 70 inform his friends
rrpsred 10 maze cash. gold and silver watches
amnpds silver set spoons, forks and des rpon
Of tod or silver SHAPE intended Tor immediate sale
asn " any paId for old gold and silver Watches NJ
svery description repaired and warranted
2ts Grand street le7s lnTt
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BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF ScIRNCE.-We are glad
TO learn that it is not unlikely that Prince Albert
will accept the invitation OF the Local Council TO
attend the meeting in August next. Professor
Sedgewick and several others have accepted the in
vitailons sent to them. The American minister,
who will visit us on that occasion, is one OF the
most accomplished men of the present day. The
Lord Lieutenant has sent in subscription CT cps
and it will be further seen by the following letters
that no exertons are wanting to draw a large meet
ing
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LONDON, June 18th, 1913.

"SrR-Ihave the honor TO acknowledge the re-
CENT of yonr favor of the 30th ult, conveying to
me the obliging invitation OF the Local Council
to attend the meeting OF the British Association
for the promotion of Science, to be held in the city
of Cork in the month OF August next II my public
duties will allow me to leave London at that time
shall be most happy to take advantage of the kind
proposal of the Local Council. With my best
thanks for the courteous manner IN which you have
been pleased TO make known to me the wish of the
Local Council, lremain, &c.
EDWARD EVERETT"
"Mr VIM Keleher, Local Secretary"
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
JOHN ROACH, OPTICLAN,

70 NASSAU ST, NEXT TO JOHN ST.
THE subscriber voted his grinding and
ing Lenses previous Daguerres dcoveres since
the demand for Cameras hns him employ
and with such practice he feels warranted that
constructed by him, have all the
mat enable obtain Photographs generally
be reid in position distinct. those
with apparatus free from this defect Thorough in
rruetions required. Orders accompanied with cash,
oro nptly attended 10. je 2tlmsr
CROTON WATER-DAYS tlKST PREMIUM IN.
" Ola RUBBER HOSE Is confidently mended for
for which leather used and warranted
the following properties -
LIST Il is perfectly tight under pressure OF the Croton
ed IL Of the fabrics and will mldsw
injuIe 10 the least and require, no attention. .
1d. IL is destroyed by contact with oil
grease stened by cold weather. the rubber de-
compose nierur articles in used Should
The least complaint be made Of tbs Hose posses
the properties il will be taken back,
aide OF EI mouth, from s purchase and other gwen in es
change without charge.
Coupling and pipes will be attached without charge
Buyers viii thst clearly satisfied that thus hose 1.-THE
process making which other 10 the sdeD
tbs article long wanted for leading nd many other
liquids. HORACE II. DAY,
nsr 10 1 II @ IS MsinenI, aps.
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AN AMERICAN STEAMBOAT CAPTAIN thu e.
scribed by correspondent of the NatiotaiI ,,ieAi
gencer. and as the portraure will we proud to
say, do for almost the whole class, we are tempted
to give it place here-at all events may serve as
an exec llent model for imitation
"Iwas on board the Swallow the stillest skim
mer of the waters in which i have yet travelled
and / made one or two mundane and gregarlous
observations the voyage, and the principal one
was the watchtul and delicate attention of the cap
tain OF the boat to the comfort OF the ladies' and
children BOARD ; and, apropos OF that, the supe
riority of this class in country those Of
| every other | could wish the foreign travellers
| among us might take steamboat captains the
| hudson as specimens of our habits and manners
| and, for the three whom l have the pleasure to
know, (the captains OF the Troy, Swallow, and
Empire, am quite sure that no gentleman could
desire, tor wife or daughter, more courteous and
well-bred care than they habiualy bestow on the
passengers who embark with them. As an instance,
(Which noticed and think worth recording Capt.
Mclean CHANGED TO discover, at the moment a lady
was going ashore with child and nurse at o'clock
at night that her destination was on the other side
of the river landing here the boats do not
regularly touch As II looked like rain, and che
was cross in a row-boat, he stopped her baggage
on the plank, begged her to be seated for few mi
nutes and ran the Swallow across, landing her
almost at her own door, very much to her delight
and relief 1t should be down in his honor; and
long NAV devotion to women be, it certainly is
now, a national and peculiar feature OF Ameri-
cans ~
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TO MANUFACTUREHS AND DEALERS IN
L NOTWITHSTANDING Migeon, FnisheI OF Cloths Cas-
smercs Satnets &c of LaRht and Washington
NJ Y respectfully informs the manufacturer and dealers
wooens thai his establishment successful opera
ton, and that he prepared with prompness ali
orders his line hat may be confded TO him. Specimens Of
his workmanship application tn. gentle
who's. and to whom he has liberty refer
He also refers the following remarks upon his workman
ship at the FAIR at the America an Institute.
The GOLD MEDAL
has been awarded h. Mgeon for the beautifully fin
nhed Cloths Cs,imeres and s,tpe displayed at the late
exhibition; the Institute have thus borne their testimony
the perfection Of the by which Mr. Mgson has suEmened
of the important Of the wealth
of the United States by adding trng from
fifteen the value Of the cloths submitted
his process Of finishing aud The brilliant finish
and ,ky times, the cloths thus pared satisfy
every will examine them of the superiority
process pursued by Mr. Migeon Manufacturers and i'm
porten will do well TO themselves by PERSONAL
nation " it'll the merit OF his Invention.
orders may be eii at Nos 81 and 81 Pine st.
REFERENCES
Halsted, Hsues& Co. 81 Nassau 81.
Lambert& Woicou 60 Pine ST.
w. T.. Langley Y Co.. 81 Pine ST.
Wilson, Butler u 20. 81 William st.
ID. B!eFhAa, so Pine st.
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"Mr VIM. Keleher, Local Secretary"
"GREAT WESTERN STEAM SHIP OFFICE, !
pptoro, lima 1870

"SIR.-The Great Britain cannot be ready to
quit this before October. If it were otherwise,
should have much pleasure'in urging the directors
to grant your request by sending her TO Cork the
occasion of the visit OF the scientific gentleman OF
the Association But IF you will have the kindness te
inform the members generally that such of them as
may return via Bristol, who will take the trouble to
obtain a ticket from yourself or the general secre-
tary, shall have every accommodation offorded
them of viewing the ship by calling at this office.
Trusting that you will have as numerous assem-
blage composed the Bristol visit, remain, &c.
"CHRIsroPHER CLAYTON, r. ~, Manag. Dir,
civilian Keeher, Esq.-Cork Reporter"
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
liz M IL

THE OLD LINE ofPackes for Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
sailing lay falls Sunday the ships will sail the succeed
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NEW YORK. TUESDAY MORNING. JULY IS, ts43
Literary Notices.

THIRTY YEARS FROM HoME.-Tappen ~ Den
nett, OF Washington street, Boston, have published
small volume called Thirty Years from Home. "
II is very entertaining book on nautical life, apd
gives the best account we have yet seen OF the
sea fight between the Frgates United States and
Macedonian, written by who witnessed that
terrible battle. IL Is volume that every sailor
should have in his library. l. not only gives de-
scriptlon OF battles but goes into all the particulars
OF sailors life, and the management OF affairs on
board vessels of war. Indeed the book should be in
every library
sTRAUss-TBE LIFE OF CHRIsT-Ora critical ex-
animation of his history by DIR. David Fred Strauss.
Translated from the German, and reprinted from an
English edition. BY G Vale, 81 Roosevelt st.
Hours OF IDLENEss IMPRovEB-Or tete-a-6te
conversations on Language and Belle Lettres. BY
Joseph w. Wright, G. E, who is very favoraby
knows TO the public as the author OF " Practical
English Grammar"
COMPOSITION, &c.-This is a very neat woIk. II is
Part First
CHRONICLES OF ENGLAND, FRANCE AND SPAIN, and
the adjoining countries Number 4. Price Is cents
BY Winchester, 30 Ann street.
BTAcKwooD's MAGAZINE, for July So per an
num- j. Winchester. Single copies lS3 cents.
MISS LEsLIEs MAGAZINE, for July.-For sale by
Burgess 81 Stringer, 222 Broadway, American Mu-
scum Buildings.
The LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAzINE-being the
Artist and Ladies World combined. Number for
August. For sale by Burgess * Stringer.
GRAHAMs MAGAZINE, for Augusta beautiful!
number. For sale by Burgess IL Strnger, 222 Broad
way.
CATHOLIC FAMILY BIBLE, Part g. Price 25 cents.
By ID 81 ]. Sadler, Is Carmine ct.
FARMERS ENCYCLoPEDIA-No. III, with plate.
Price % cents For sale by Burgess " Strlnger,
corner Ann and Broadway
New YORK LEGAL OBsERvER-By S. Owen. Vol.
2, No. III. AZ Ann st.
The RovER-F dited by Seba Smith and l.. La
bree. Vol l, Nos IL 81 Is. 1872 Nassau st.
New MUsIc.-No OF the BIRD of Italy"
Purchasers will please call and get their numbers.
WooDsIDE WALTz-by Miss Marion S McGregor,
Published by HewlttS Co, 239 Broadway
IF HAD BUT THOUSAND YEAR, OR RoBGN
RuFF-as sung by Mr.. Russell. Published by
Hewitt ~ Co. and by Firth u Hall
GRAND AusTERLITz MARCH, arranged duett--
By Gen. w Hewitt. BY Hewitt Il Co. and by
Firth Il Hall.
The ALPINE HoRN--by John H. Hewitt Pub.
lshed by James l.. Hewitt Il Co., 239 Broadway.
LORD BYRoN's WoRKs.-No. and of this ele-
giant republication of Byron's work has just been
issued and may be had OF Burgess IL Strlnger
BRANDE's ENCYcLopGpA-No. 10 is out. This is
truly an invaluable work. Two additional numbers
complete it. The Harpers are the publishers.
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AK REMlTTANCEs TO IRELAND, &c-The
H subscriber continues to transmit large
small to persons residing in part Of Ireland in
the he and his predecessor business have
done for the last thirty and any part Eng
land. or Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter (post pad) tn subscriber
personally with him with the name Of the
Irei.nd England Scotland, whom to be
and post will be Immediately
and paid accordingly and receipt that effect gven for
wartled to the sender.
In like manner money or claims on persons part Of
Der for residing of the United States Ca
nada and will be paid to the IN accordingly.
ill (AEORGE MCBRIDE. Jr Cedar st.