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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01

sANDEl's' SERIES or SCHOOL BOOKS.
DSf 's,''ved, supply Of Snnlers' Series Of
- no" hrlks. eonssiing of SIR volumes. from
me Urinary school Primer 20 the Fourth School
Venue i"ese BOOKS possess superior claims "a
the aileniOn of teachers and oths,. b.;,- 80
adapted :" ihe capacities u Children and Yog,b
F9f sale by JOHN ! IIAswrfr
nv Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01

OF the Locos that voted for The Tariff there
wers
Nine IRON Psnnsylvsnia one from Massachusetts,
and ten from New Fork.--Roch DEN.
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NO, OF THE TALES or THER REV.
~ OLuIlON-rhe DEsERTER. Legend a
.,'o washington, BY John u hancuF. author Of
Christine Henri Quarife. &c. Coz s.lo a.
nov MELLOR's.
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NO, ? OF ODD STORIES WITH
i Y STRAY PLATES. reed 81
nov MELLORs.
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PORT OF e u WHEELING

arrivals and Departures 81 Boats for The last 20
hOGrs. ending yesterday al o'clock. Pm
ARRIVALS.
Ohm Mail CinciL nafi.
Allegheny, ds.
CSrsar, do.
Bridgewnrer. Pittsburgh.
BE moni, do.
Mail, do.
DEPARTURES.
Mail, LousyIlle.
BndgewaIer. Pittsburgh.
Belmont. da
Allegheny. de-.
Ohm Mail. do.
COrsair, dc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01

There Is sncourage'nsn nj both To pablo and pri.
vae debiors. an The following that We select from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-01

OVERLAND MAIL BETWEEN EsaLA d AND CHINA
A friend has kindly sent US the following table,
showing the time of arrival here of the Overland
Mail during the last three years II will therefrom
be seen that the average OF days OF its arrival here
has improved annually, and will no doubt do 80 still
more, the more the average time OF It's transit be-
tween London aud Bombay is lessened; this was, IN
1889, fifty five days; now II seldom exceeds thirty
FIVE, and will no doubt soon be done IN thirty days
BUTT will also be seen from these tables thai whilst
during the past year one mail, and that by sailing
vessel, too, arrived here in the short time OF sxy-one
days, on four occasions it l03, l06 l09 and ITO
days en- route. This uncertainty OF arrival would
be avoided, II steam communication between Bonn
bay and China could be esta blshed Hitherto the
Mail has only on three occasions been brought by
Steamers, in seventy-tour, sixty five, and slxy-nlne
days, and although always during the southerly
monsoon, we have no doubt that TO powerful steam
ers the northery winds would make but a few days
difference in their transit. This, however, we SHALL
we hope, soon have proof or a steamer being
now hourly expected from Bombay with the DE M
Der and January mails, having on board MAJOR NAL
colin with the Royal ratification OF the Marking
treaty II il therefore much to be desired that
communication by steam were established be- ween
Bombay aud China and if such schrme should meet
with the APPRECIATION and support OF the English and
Indian governments, we should thlak could not tail,
commerce tally also, TO become a safe speculation, The
steamers being likely to obtain much freight Tor
the conveyance OF Opium to China, and treasure TO
Romhay
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATEC

TN Pursuance ofaw john Tyie Pr.dent If the United
the Territory Of wssoa'an periods herenaf. Se.s
A. the aad Office Mineral Point commencing on Monday
toasi townships,
North Vthe base line, and Vest Of the fourth principal meri
Township 'ght. of snpe FIVE
North Of the base line aud East of the fourth prnepa eri-
dam and North Ofthe 1Viskonsan riuer.
fractional townships eight AID nine. of Iaoge one.
nous eleven thirteen and fourteen and township nine
rae iona township tsh including of island. in
Ee,o9, 'e 1osn hir eight Of range four
nine, and township rine Of ranse i've:
Eraeuonai town,hip. nne dten OF rsngsnr
Fractional township eleven, of angs eight
the second s o o Green Bay MONDAY
lands wnhin the underms noned townships to wi -
NORTH 81 the base line and East rths fourth principal
Fractional the island on north
Section, tour i've sir, eight eighteen
h Two sg 81 Il. lake
ana AZ E hs .l % sn Monday
e re- d} OF FER the disposal of tho rs'
North Of the base line, and Of the fourth principe
- meridian.
The west the southwest quarter section three
Tn. east halt of action township ten of range
The lot Der hive Of the southwest
section nine, township three, OF range twenty three
The south fractional nineteen the
lots one and two, norteas fractional of
thirty IN township two, Of range twenty-,h-ee,
s Ct 'A''
The will each be kept open for two (unles the
after the expiration OF the weeks.
Given hand the City of Washington this 9Th
day of June, Ammo DominI lsi3.
! JOHN TYLER.
BY the President,
THCS. H. BLAKE,
IA lSeuera Land
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled TO the right pre- mpon any land
within the limits of the townships above nersted
CURED to establish the sasac Of Regis
ter and Receiver OF the proper Land Office and he paymcn
efeo practicable after seeiug this notice
fore the day appointed tor the Of the
sale Of the tow,hp enbrcng the claimed above
| mated; otherwise auch claim will be forfeited.
| TH0S. II. B lake,
| Commissioner of the General Land Office.
| j25 1t aw 9octr
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10 the Publics

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-Pub-
shed every day of tho year except New Years DAY and
Fourth of July. Price per coPy-or 81 10 per an
sum-postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
mornng-prce 81 ceuts per copy, or % IL per annum
hostages pad-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst has e largest circulation Of any paper n tis city,
the srgl and therefore the best eho'e! for business
We. in The city sy country Prices moderatecash in I'D
vance
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR HERALD EsrABLIsHMENz,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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GREAT IMPR OVEMENT IN FRICTION
MATCHES.

A NEW ARTICLE OF MAFCHES without birthstone
or other offensive qaaity and actually waterproof
has lately been patented by letters OF the United
favor Of the inventor r. Ashard and Nv msnufac
tusd and offered TO The publ by the propreo Of said
at No. 6 Bleecker New York where all wish
purchase good matches are invited to ea and prove Them
and warned violate infringe upon the
lest they the penalties OF the law such
and climates and burn with brilliant flame; aDd placed
vertical position will continue to luIn enough seal
feveriI Letters with They lay immersed in
for hours and days and believed for weeks and when
taken out and dned oil ignite aud as before. Three
qutlltes of these matches amt sold
ly-No. Extra and Perfumed. Tho latter agreeaby
nted and tit for ladies' toilets Exporters, smokers
and all WIN matche will esdy perceive
how decided the adv utge possessed by these all Others
Orders and cUmmunicl tions I, be addressedt 10
q BOWEN No l6i BleeckeTst,
jy2l lm$r Agent for the Patestees and Manufacturers.
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- l%R 5000
PULLEN & corps EXPRESS,
WALL GTAEEsr

% hdFHESb,
9WALL STREET
Ths subscriber the old condu OF Hamden Co.'S Ex
press rom New York will continue IS heretofore eav
ing New York. Albany and Troy daily. and will forward
Specie Bank Notes Packs Bundles -set Of Goods
cells, &c NC III connection with Messr Bailey HowardS
Greet Westem Expes"to and from the following places
W. Utica, Syracuse Oswego, Auburn Seneca ais q neva
CsnadEua, Rochester Batavia Leckport, Buffalo, Detroit
Cleayeisnd AID hcago also to Kingston Torou aud mil
ton, Canada West By Jacobs Norht Express White
hall BnnE9n Champan and PlsttsbuIgh also e st Juhns
with Hatch Co.'S Southern EIrres. New York and
forward articles of description Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington.
rSticuaI attention will be paid the collection of Notes
Drafts, &c and made bv first Express Each
messenge twill be provided with Of Wilders Patent
mander Safes thereby ao ding greater security the
mission of valuable papers &c
OFFICES
PULLSN corp, No, Wall street, New York
TBOMAs COUGH, No Is Exchange, Albany.
A. q FlLKtNS, 22s River street, Troy.
JACOBS, Exchange Court, ST. Paul, Montreal
Reerencss-Me,'n Prime, Ward s. King Jacob Little 4
verm,yc, Houghtou Co. Drew, Robinson g., n York;
81 HSmphrey, ESQ, Thomas Cough, Esq, Albany; John
PANE; ESQ cashier, Wells do, b. X. Stow, do. C. 8.
Douglas. do; + Leake. do. Trov m6 cod
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HARNDEN ~ CO.'S
- ENGLISH, FRENCH, BELGIAN L. AMER
lRaIGAN EXPRESS. uEN tRAL FORWAhD.

-n--N--lN6 COM MISSION HOUSE.
HARNOEN CO wilt receive aud forward by tn cir daily
Express Jars speceB NIX Notes Packages and Parcels
OF The UNI ed States Cauad,
packets OF III gland Ireland Scotland Belgium or
France
Particular attention is paid purchase of all de-
scpton of merchandise collecting and paying Drafts Notes.
and lis, TO the merchandise the Custom Hou..
and 10 the general transaction Of and all hnos of
ing md business Bills of Exchange in sums to
suit furnished st. John, ~ B. Halifax, NJ s., any
part Of Europe.
Al goods be marked Harndeu Co Foreign Post
Office Letter Bags made up for all the Royal Mail
steamers from Boston and the steamer and sailing packets
from New iork.
Principal Offices aud agents
Messs w mer and Smith, 80 Church street, Liverpool
England
Mess, yacean, Mars and Co, Abchurch lane, London
McssD Emerson and Co Paris and Havre
Samuel tight. Esq. American CoHsu, Antwerp Belgium
Messs. J. aud @ Woodward, st. John's,N. B.
A. w Godfrey, Halifax, " 8.
q Woodward, New Orleans, La.
Messas B SazeIac & Go Hav.na.
Hapden Co.. Court street, Boston
All goods must be marked "Harnden and Coz
B. nden and Co. alone responsible for the loss
injury oany articles property Of description
to their nor risk assumed bv be
tached the New jersey Steamboat Navigation Company
which their crates or NAV be transported cor the New
whence Railroad Corporations 70 th r
time. HANNDEN 81 CO.
war No. 3 Wall strset, New York
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WATCHES-The largest and splendid asso,rment Of
w Watches in the city, he found the bscrbers
A, he Is constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold
silver watches, OF the styles direct the
facturerF, Englspd, france, and Switzerland, he
enabled to offer arger assortment and much less prices.
retail than house rty. Gold
$50 to 525 each Watches anil jewell cry exchanged
bought All watches warranted keep good time, the
money returned.
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best man.
he and warranted lower than place
q. c. ALLE Y, importer OF wstchc, and jewellery,
= rrts is-.. rn ,t-i-,
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CHICAGO AND THE CANADAS,
The subscribers having completed their with
the People Line Of Steamboats, the North River the
ka Road COMPANIES of Albany running their Express
10 The season of 1893 Express will leave their Office No
for the alb owe named aid iuterm~da'e places.
= IMPORTANT.
For the greater safety and security all valuable and money
eaekages entrusted to their they have saamsnd Iron
safes on board OF the
eusvoly by themselves ard the in
the with the iron Safes which all uc
placed. PONEROY COMPANY
mice No . Wall .treet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-01

SDR. PrsEYs SERMoN-We have read this much
talked of production, and hard work it was to do il
There is theoretical idea in it, and practical
one The former is. that the bread and wine of the
Euchars' are the literal though not the materialbody
and blood OF Christ and the latter is, that the ord-
nance should be celebrated weekly instead Of
monthly. The discourse is written in dry, hard,
crude STYLE that is absolutely repusve, and il pre-
sens invoutlons and tautologies that Yankee
school boy would blush to have pointed out IN his
composition Why the Vice Chancellor should
suspend the reverend author we cannot conceive,
unless it were for the badness of his composition
certainly the sentiments expressed are sufficiently
vague and general TO mean anything or nothing as
the reader may incline Bay State Democrat
Miss JoNEs.-The beauty oi hectics and hollow
chests has been written out of fashion SO may
venture upon the simple imagery of truth and ma
ture Miss Jones was as handsome as prize heifer.
she was compact, plump, wholesome, clean
llmoed, beautiful marked animal, with eyes like
Ink stands running over, and mouth that looked,
when she smiled, as it il had never been opened be-
tore, the te III seemed so fresh and unhandled
Her voice had tone clear as the ring OF silver
dollar; and her lungs must have been as sound as
plppIn, Tor when che laughed il was like me gurs
ing OF brook over the pebbles. The bran-new
people made by Deucallon and Pyrrah, when II
cleared up after the flood, were probably IN. Miss
Jones' siyly,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-01

DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
4x&HD LAND, &c.-Penons about remIttina mo.
k&HXAa ney TO their friend, in the .oid country"
Sasasa3a1as 3, S. 10 20 ESQ, amount payable
demand without discount other the National
Son Co. Bankers Lonto Barned Co, Exchange and
Dscnun, Bnk LIVERPOOL Ee tern Bank Of Scotland Green
lsnd every throuR England
Ireland Scotisnd Wales which drafts will be forwarded by
' w. 4 j. T. TAPsCOTT,
At their General Passage Office 43 Peck Slip, South
N. BAH letters from the country must come post paid.
IV
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& M @
NEW YORK AND HAVaE PACKETs-Seeonu Lipe
The SHIPS of this line will sase New YORK ,he
ls and HIVE the 18th Of each month, follow, VIZ:
Fom Ns,o York From Hapre.
New ship ONEIDA, st March. 10Th Aerl.
James Funck- LIST November l6tn Dec.
Ship BALTIMORE, list April 18th May.
Captain Eaw,,d Es.., Hsss.s s;b Sept SsS,,v
Ship UTICA, (isl May Sch June
Captain LIST SeptembeT{ 18th October.
New ship ST. NICHOLAS, { lat June. (lsth July.
Captain ( tt October. I 18th Nov.
j. B. Pell. Ist February. '6th March.
accommodations Of these ships surpassed
bninx all that may be seaued fo comfort The pree OF
bin passage co. Passengers will b. supplied with every
requisite with the exception of wines and liquors.
GOODS intended for these vesse viii be forwarded dy the
subscribers tree o- other than the actually
BOYD HlNCkEN, Agents,
1e23ec No Tontibe Building Wall and Water sts.
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TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOLLENs -Henfy M,geop. Finisher Of CIoths. &c.

,r.-(V p F--g % ( ms 81 q WI az sor sale ~
No, 81 LLbsrry ssrs.,,
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AK SAIL BOA a rUh SALE very cheap. with her
" ,ais and tackie. ~ feet long, 81 feet beam ~ FEET
Bdeep. The boat is new, strJrg, and fast saier,
lay seen by calling IS5 West street, between Duane and
az streets jy3O Hsr
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LOUISIANA AND SHk NEW NV TX h line OF PACKETS
~ - k6 ~ A

For the better accommodation of Shippers is intended 10
despatch ship from this the 9Th oh l5th 2oh and
1h OF each month"; the 10th October and connu
until May when regular days will be appointed for the
mandsr of the whereby delays and
will be prevented during the months The following
ships will commence this arrangement
IMP YAZOO, Captain Cornell
Ship OCONEE Captain Jackson
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hliard.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt.
Sup SHAKESPEARE, Captain Miner.
chip CAST ON Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford
Ship OCMJLGEE, Captain Lesvitt.
Ship NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson
Ship MEMPHIS, Captain Knight
SKIP LOUISA, Captain Muford.
These ships all built the city Of New YORK.
for packets are Of light draft Of water have recently been
for PASSENGERS pnequaed for comfort They commanded
by experienced masters who will make
general satisfaction They will all times be towed and
down the Mississippi by steamboats,
Neither the captains Of these ships will be responsi
Bile for ewey bullion precious silver plated ware,
them unless regular bills Of ladng taken for the and
the value thereon expressed.
Sor frei ht or passage, apply
E. X. COLLINS & Co, Sc South st., or
HULLIN &WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods their address
The ships OF this line warranted
ysrsed and will be taken have the
" a-a<ured ND
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aSe6. tiLD BLACK BALL LINE or PACKt
E3O FOR LIyERPOOL-Pacset of the Isl Aug =


-. 81 South street, near W all st
The splendid packet ship ROSCIUS Captain Collins sails
VI be acco modaled II The lowest rates
NJ B-fayage from0rest Britain and ireland via Liverpool
can az uua be cured the lowest rates by regular
snips sailing weekly The subscriber has I'M
eouaed for the Of drafts at the
lowing bank-The National and Provincial Banks IL Ireland
and at all ,he banchei Also the Naoua and Provincial
Bank OF England and all ITS branches throughout and
Banking Co. and all their branches Throughout Scoand
further particulars apply as above. jy2r
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TRAVEL ON FRENCH RAILROADS The following
statement shows the average number of passe myers
daily on the six railroads leading from Paris, during
the month OF May. Notwthstand ng the amount
OF travelling these roads, the stock of every one
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xaseer - FARE REDUCED FOR BRIDGEPOR
c. He AND NORWALK-Lsnding at Beden

.2-E-Neck
Fare 20 Bridgeport 25 cents.
Pare TO Ngrwalk I2n cts
Fare to New Haven, Is scents.
The steamooa. MUTUAL SAFETY leave, Liberty street
Per morning Sunu.y s.repted at oco"k Tor Brioge
port and Norwalk touch Be- deo Neck running
nexion with the Housatonic Railroad Returning, leave
Bridgeport at hapast p VI, the arrival Of the
New Haven Line Stages 'ay: Bridgeport mme
the arrival of the bst The distance is IS mi with fine
roads and beautiful county Fare to New Haven IS
Offc" foot Of Liberty street.
jTie Imsrc URIAH GREGORY Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

ITO PERSONS FROM THE CouNTNY.-Now That tho
season has arrived in which III. diseases OF the shm
thereby duplicating tn hng mcmbr OF the and
lntstars forming the and suer ducpg tes scn y in
mach AID bowels that help teri bly, fill the bills Of
ti9n has ia his power fer the Curative
efficacy Of which experience has stamped be-
tsSs medicine. us I o. h c. a. sss
,heraPeut cal the diseases Of the
sowe,,vz Diarhc9 Dy,entsry, Oh era Mor,u: Summer
eoas membrane. &C. &c d. Wheeler has puSi,.hed . m
Pnss tor S, S S, 81 Of The
wi" b. Whey Ss
Ite that children vii! eagerly take it, which to y. suar
efficacy renders ismy msdcin invaluable Dr. hee-
Ter present, TIE lolow'g mite references
stve the hrh standing and Of the Of his
lssm of Mo,s ,tello1Ssn Wud NJ c. W,',ehs,;,r; Gem
John G.wod ESQ CAP, bePey'isr Otas paeLt, Sheridan;
Esq Charles H. ke,chun. Esq and many Others OF ,Qui
7 Owe, CoURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE Just publish.
II ed Physiological M ,nd Revelations. m lave Cont.
SINGLE IN meter, the nparce IN human
by Eugene Becs1Jd D. Translated rsm the % Paris ed'-
Amongst he matters duly considered in his work. MAT
t.5s OF to aud young %nsd
ns ,%s f. .c ps:
and how the habit be removed sId ITS ssc" cured -
THE OF love aud es ousy with naiee lie: for
w pass,o Os rug with wy discovered NODES eassd
OF :esp, pnf I the n n , ssn, o:;
becoming he var shape, md compengns" The most
auspc Tor wedockn a.. othr Of IN
tee,t IN and mied fe ssrrasa tho r'ncpa subjects
For wholesale and retail at io2 Nassau street. " Yok
York C 40 val va d procure re 40 Of
work being Of The United States the Cana
das, or three copies viii be sent iort~o dollars ,..
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No CURE NO PAY.

nk COOPER, OF II Duane street, between William and
- Chatham takes this method Of the ci-
and that he still a,ods .cted Of
both and may be always with
hdenee IN the worst Of decae diseases DR. Cooper
from residence Of hospit,s Europe
praeuce IN this city, for the last years. this
bran OF the safe speedy and ehectua
cure TO such persons put emseves under his nt
Recent cases cured in three days Dr. Cooper
other dangerous medicine DR.. Coopers
mild and pdeious mode OF treatment will require ineirur-
froa bnsness alteato diet Persoas afflicted with
and depiosb,e need of complete
Dr. Cooper informs the Pablo that he the only
who Duane street aud
eIhiolts diploma from the stuyyesan Institute Of this
procured BY false certificates false
voiabe observed all Separate Offices
patents come Letters post paid, at
teaded Charges moderate. Office open in the morn
until 10 O'Clock si night. Office "a Duane street.
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Ar IlrlClAL TEETH.
ON THE PkINs IPLE Of ATMOSPHERlC

M LEvETT, Dsnrst the inpoducer into this country in
principle praccd By himself ALONE, the attcn.
non OF pubic his great Improvement The established
reputation Of DR. Levett, his well known,
sesutic adaaon supplying the Differences OF the Teeth
aud UNMARRIED satstscon which ne fully
in all wsn.nts his inviting Of
gentlemen who nave had artificial Teeth ruskuiy SET or
who may require new for those dislaced by nature.
NJ. LEVITT, DENTIST 40 Broadway,
49, CO neI Warren ST o, pose the Park
tCopy of Letter from M. VI. Noah, E,q % Dr. Lev.uI
- -. cEw fonK, May 24th. l8i2.
that Of rc.a tee h primo ple of
which made for lady family has succt ed
ed IN every respect Ia Appearance comfort utility
gwen entire Satisfaction.
Il am, Gear sir; your obedent servant,
tSgned1 NJ NJ NOAH.
Levett has mission 70 refer to Of the e
tfzen Of New iofs MI Lime
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

Il G + E Z WICH LANE
RI SION r~spte Gu " mites L dies ,a and
maj his stock If Dr G cd dome and oreisp every
aree 81 wrh he feels will Be found cheaper th>n
g.n-raiiy of I'D.
DE rsr culary touests the attention Of h se who h,
been 10 IN kr their purchases Gown wal
ssss them mu h unuec, trouble.
tie VII day vi
r nttd Ca'sco-s from 81 20 cd per yard
rSos and We ierior styI,s. I'D ard Is
v,r. cNeep iot % Hosiery, FROM 81 to Is
sup nor Gu II les do OF Al -scrp $ yer, low
Gloves aud Nitts ia s,stvi'i ~, chap
rslr n nj Of = - II - hibuon., and
A 81 OF var.or. ii d., ttsI per yard
EmbrC id~re0 Ma lin Coiars, L,ecs. *. Sc.
Domestic u bods, Vt IL kiud', iowtr h al eve
\ rrry Str Tusc Hats
Fs,ucA aud fug'i Corscts
@ nhroous Lln-n n Ills. I'D Summer Cloths
Al;7 LiIsns, t b Linen, she. ungs, Ticks, SC SC.
Tired nd Needles ofrvsry kind
,l'a,- remember The luub III Greenwich LANE near
Jefcr.nu M,rs~t. ielws,e