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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
A. ~ Johnston. w. NJ B~rryhrlI. J. Hginbo,ham
JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL & CO.

NATOULD inform the public that they nave re-
Wv ceiyed from the East and have open
ed at No. l3l. Main street.. lnTge stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods, French. English aad Amefics R,
~ part follows:
Black. Blue. Invisible Bot. Silk handkcrehies.
tie Green. brown a. Drao White aud black fillel
Cloth. gloves and Mtis.
Blue, black, dfnb. slate & Silk. coII. & hid do do
sage colored Cas- imeres. Ari6eiai Flowers
Pre- nch, plaid, blue rbJ Black lace, chantIlll, lille
black, drab single milled aud gauge wells,
do. Mourning Collars.
Saiiine kentuky jeans Elet. Ihr, adj and Isle Ia.
all qualities and prices ces. edgi g. octings, &c.
Summer siutls for men ami Vameira QuIings.
buys. Ribbons in great variety.
Plain and stripped Linen 81 'ck6 undre.sed Holland
lrillings. Figured, CLeine & p!sin
Blue drill & Mckee mi 4. parasols.
lures. Scott. gnghum & Cotton
Cotton aides & giraffe slo:h. urnbrrl Has.
Sarnbroon aud Vclvvieen. Eesiings. sumo Spanish
500 pieces Prints, a,sorI- patterns.
I'd qualities, large stock Of Notions.
beautiful assortment sf such as buttons. brushes
Fr0nch Mosaic g. English combs. pins. bosses types.
IhIuz anal Lawn, sewing silks. cords. sus-
Nlopslin DC lanes & ehal peuders, gun caps. &c.
eys. ii bales IA bro Muslin.
Manchester. 4 do ble.ched do
-:arsiun and American I0-I aud IL Blankets
iinghams, 8 bales cotton yarn 6 To / o
Bonnet silks and Lawns, Wadding and hating
iarious col"rs. Tickneys and Flannels.
3lenched d. bro Irish lin Carpets and Rugs,
ms. grass do Florence braid & honey
and 1914 damask IN. combLeghorn, braid g.
lie diaper. willow fnsh'ble bonneis
rash aud hrS's eye do. Gentlemeus single & dpu-
White, black and mixed BILE hrined Leghnrn mats
use and hall hose. Palm leaf do. Sc.
'Ilk do. MATTERS FERS AND
\lpacha Luslre, TRIMMINGS.
5umsazincS, ,Nuiria. Russia, Muskral
'reuch 4 English mer and COney,
ors, Findings aud bindings,
Ilnck and blue black gros SkIvers. sides & tips.
e Rhi.e silks, Stopping brushes. feathers,
ripped. fg'd & watsr'd d. ZIP pa pers,
black sk & Iab5y velvet. Shellack aud extract Of
4 & "a Silk shawls, Log wOsd,
adde's and gentlemen iSaxony and Spanish lelis,
attn a. silk scars. iAOwsIrings. &c.
3andanIn. 1IT d fancy
We are willing TO sell at a small advance for
cash eiIhor wholesale or retail. Taose wishing To
purchase will please give call. mind at No.
| 81 Main ST., where they shalt find goods as cheap
any other house in the city,
%. c "A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
NEW BOOK STORE.

NEW BOOK STORE.
NJ. J. ROBE, respectfully informs hisfriends
w ID The pa blIc. that he has pnrchRscd the
interest of Mr. w RIbh. IN the late firm Of Roab 81
Stephenson. aud has opPnrd al Iifeii old siand
nn extensive assortment OF Books and Stationary
which he determined 10 sell az prices 10 suit The
times, and which COZ si.is Of
SCHOOL.
THEOLOGICAL,
MEDICAL,
LAW. and
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
Together with Flank Books Of every Descriptions
tits slOck Of Stationary consists sf EefIer and Tyrr.
ting paper. Steel Pens, Quilts, Ink. Wsfer-, Scaling
Wax, Lead Pencils. Slaes. and variety Of arficIcs
~ that line too tedious iO'enumenfe.
A splendid assortment Of Wall Paper and Border.
ing Of different qualities aud patterns.
10 connection With the above, Vim Roth W. H.
under tie superIWiendance OF an eastern workman
manufacture Bla'k Books Of rvefy Description to
order, and ~ attend To the BindsTy department in
all rs various branches.
ln addition to the ahove stJrk WIN J Rpbb will
regularly receive from the eastward the newest
publications. and chUices: works OF the day w. ich
he - deiermins 10 sell a. lie reduced fafes
lie will be assisted by MrJOHN n TIIOAtr.
son. who has hsJ fnuch eSPereace IN the Book
business. and who swell acquainted ysithThe panru
of the community IN that line being fur many yran.
IN the rmp'oYmtnt &C RDbi Fisher, A 81 n Fisher
Stephenson & Garwood. aud Robb a Slephsuson
WIN RORp hopes To merit share Of fhsf
patronage which was 70 libefatiy bestowed on hts
predecessors mar -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
D,AUBIGNE FOR SO CENTS.

HUST received The History Of The Reformation.
81 enmpleIe enc volume. which offer for
SO cents per copy; also, few copies Of The same
work ia 3 yoll, Inr 81 1874
STEPHENSON & HAS WE'LL.
Union Street,
ap3 adjoining Pryor. Drug Stare.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
FOR RENT.

4 SMALL Ruum on Market Street. one dCor
n north ui Odenbangh'S Gun Shop. suitable fpi
u Shoemhk,T or Tailor shop. Possession given i'm
med'aiely aud Terms easy. Enquire Ola The premises
ap4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
BRANDE,s ENCYCLOPEDIA.

A DICTIONARY Of Science. Literature and
N Art, comprising the hi story, description and
scientific principles of every branch of human
KIN owledge, with the derivation and definition of
all the terms in general use. The above work
will be completed IN IL semi monthly parts oflI2
large page each, FoHr numbers arc already
received and will be sold al the New York price,
25 cts per number. VIM ROBB.
at the old stand of
apI Rob & Stephenson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
READ ONE AND ALL

See Consumption. fierce and deaihlike,
Riding DER the best VI earth,
Tam away in savage anger.
Prom our Compound uvrrhuund's worth.
fe'' consumption turns away like a coward when
truth sh"ws iselE Psase SonS Compound Ei-
Tract OF Horehound is powerful for consumption;
the later vranh when met the commencement
OF his career gives way aud Aces I" negligent VIC
Tins; such isevery case Ih disease assaui. oh;y
thoss unprspsred. Old age and accident shonIa
af"ne ne the eoLywrn'rs Of mankind. Nature I'M
t-ildcd these fr the close OF he, not consump ion il
he qua rd~tl a. -insi and driven away-Ihe rem
rdy !. PL:AsE'S IIOARIIoUND CANDY
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
aP5 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
THE MADISON PAPERs.

ME papers oi JAMES MADISON. purchased
Il 10y act OF Congress. being his correspondence
and reports Of debates in the Federal Convention.
Tor the adoption of the Constitution. published from
the original manuscripts ia The department o State.
ia 3 vols. Just received and for ale by
np5 STEPHENSON e. HASWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07

Their stock consists IN part of Mahogany. Walnut.
Carried Maple. Grecian. French. Scroll Post and
knockon, Cane Cushion aud Spring Seat Chairs.
knocknn. Standing Fret. French. Scroll Top, Slai.
Back and Straight Spindle Wood seal chairs. inge-
Iher with every variety pf odd chairs such large
cane and cushioned seat. MIh"giny. Walnut. Bss.
ton, Scroll Top, and Stat Back. Rocking Chairs.
Table. Sewing. Nursery and Chidreus' Chairs.
Alsn gond supply of Bedseads. Tables. &c,
constantly hand. Persons DESTROYS of pa chasing
would do well to give a call. as we are cerIaIn
10 please both in price and quality Chairs or Fur.
niiure made To order the shurIesi notice.
n q. Chairs conveyed 10 any part q the city free
ni charge. mar 28-3n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
TO THOSE WHO WANT COMBS.

TO THOSE WHO WANT COMBS.
USr received this day one cnss Of COMRS
o consisting Of Shell Back and Side Combs,
Bfazilian Back and Side COMES,
English Horn Reddng do
American do DO do
Ivory Fine Touih snJ Pocket COMBS,
Ivory Reddinr do
HAIR BRUSHES end = general assorluent OFFER.
FUMERY.
CLOCKS and WATCHES repaired on shou
nouee omar 3O) A o tAiRCHlLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
SHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTN Err
SHIP.
fHNH q partnership heretofore existing between
n the subscribers under The firm of Brown q
Hadden, wa dissolved IN the 9Th tay of March
o45' ny mutual consent. The bu.Iness OF the late
IN VIII be settled ~ eli her OF the former D art
mrs. those who may not be called Oh " III please
call NJ the old stand on Main street, FIRST door
above the BHaS'' Tor the adjustment Of their ac-
Wheeling, mar 81 1913. MADDEN.
/ CAR r. BROWN, respectfully tenders
= his hanks 10 the pub lc for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon The firm of Brown q
Hadden. aud ia retiring from the same recommends
A Hadsen who viii continue the business To their
late conCerr and will he able 10 Fl Il all orders with
WHICH he may be favored WIFI promptness and
to The satisfaction VI those Uho may favor him
ma 20 I'm
CHANDLERY.
a LEXR MADDEN takes this opportunity to
n inform the former customers Of the late hrm
Of Brown & Haddcn, and the public generally,
that he will continue the SOAP AND CANDLE
BUSl MSS atthe old stand, as usual and soil
cts a continuance Of their custom. mar 81
DIO COFFEE.-IOO BAGS PRIME Green,
R, just received and iur sale low 10y
mar % WA PAXTON & son.
TNANNERS' OIL.-l0 Bills brown, Tor
sale by tmar 22l WIN PAXTON q SON.
On KEGS No |. KENTUCKY TWIST
OU TOBACCO, received aud Tor sale 10y
mar p WM PAXTON a. SON.
FOX RENT.
NllE Siure Room Market Square, AZ present
u occupied by A Yrrke & Co. also The Store
rom on MaiR street. Of present OCCUPIED by I "
Elimaker, and also the Store Main Street.
at present occupied by % Pollock a shoe sOre.
ihis rom will be arranged aud fitted up, - a. o.
make q one of the most convenient and desirable
Stands in The city, Er any business.
mr24 VT sELBY.
n EMONs.-5 BOXES. for sale by
mar % wM PAXTON g. SON
II OUIsVILLE LIME.-5O RBLs, issi
received and for sals low by
mar % WIN PAXTON a. son.
~ KEGS or RED LEAD. received and for
M sale by lreb6l OLIVER PRYOR.
~ TONS PIG LEAD.
x 45 BAGS SHOT. assoried Noe
/ jest received aud or sale low Nv
/ mar % WIN PAXTON g. SON
~ BBbs LOAF SUGAR.
i z 5 TlERCES RICE. Received snd lor
sale BY WIN PAXTON son.
] mar -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07

wv T sELBY will continue the Dry Cord.
w business al The old sand. whore the pres
cui stock Of goods on hand will be disposed Of nj
very fedured prices. those waning bargains lor cash
will fud % 10 their advantage 10 call. mar 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07
MARKET STREET CHAIR AND FURNITURE
WARE ROOMS,
No. I56 Seuth cast corner # Marksf Square.

J CONNOLLY Il SONS. would
respectfully inform their customers
and tie public in general. that
they have now on hand. at their
extensive Ware Rooms. the largest
and hest assortment Of CHAIRS
ever before offered in this city, all
Of which they will warrant equal
in point Of manufacture and finish
To anything in thai line west Of tie
AlleChenies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07

ATTENTION QUILL PURCHASER
TWENTY Thousaud quilts Of assorted numbers
just received direct irnm the manufacturers.
and " i'll he sold cheap the cheapest.
WIN ROBE,
ap3l at The old stand Of Robb & Ste Phensun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07

FREIGHT TO AND FROM WHEELING.
From BalIimore-Dry Goods SIPS GrOceries 81.
Tobacco 81, General Produce O. eta. To Balu
Zanesville-37 CTS
CINCINNATI 10 cts.
- Lnuisville-l5 cts
Nashvis-35 cts.
- ST LOuis-3O CTS
- To aud frurn PiIisburgh--l0 cts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07

MACHINE CARDS.
IVNHE SubscrIh~T hu> just received foil ass,rI
menI Of MACHINE CARDS Of eastern
manufacture. The Leather is Of The hest qua iiy.
which he offers by the seu or to clOihe any g lin
der in Inc machine. al prices To suit the times.
mnrl6 2m SAML NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07

I'D 10 COFFEE.-lOO BAGS Prime Green.
n, just received and for sale low 10y
mar % WA PAXTON & son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07

We are willing TO sell Mt a small advance for
cash eiIhor wholesale retail. Those wishing to
purchase will please give call. mind at No.
l3l Main ST., where they shalt fluid goods as cheap
any other house in the city,
Uar25, G & A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-07

N w HElSkELL. has received aud is now
". opening at the CORNER OF Union ard MarseI
Street, opposite ) Juth West corner VI the MARKET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
Key West.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
KEY WEST, July Is, 1913

hEY w EST, July 20, loto
DEAR SIR;
General Worth visited US few days since on his
return from Tampa to ST. Augustine, and made as
careful an examination of this Island and harbor as
his time would admit of. Like every intelligent
military man who has expressed an opinion on the
subject, General Worth seems to think that Key
West sheuld be fortified 1t does, indeed, appear
strange that the importance of this Island 10 our
Government seems to be so little understood Pos
sessng the very best harbor south of the Chesapeake
in the United States, lying Immediately on great
hghroad of commerce, and having within itself ex-
cellent material for constructing Notifications 1t
may yet become hornets nest to the commerce
Of our country, if the government take ne measures
to retain their possession.
The British man-of-war brig Albatros, of sixteen
guns, came into our harbor this morning, and will
remain here tn or four days, butwe know not the
cause OF this unusual visit.
The Islano is perfectly healthy.
Respectfully, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7, 1843.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and the public that
he has lately taken the Exchange Hotel No 20 Courtndt
the city of New York The whole house has been
thoroughly repaired and refunshed elegant and commo
dous and every arrang about the establish
his greatest desire has been furnish every thing that the
spirit OF the requires from for public favor It's
location IN the business part of the CITY, aud convenient proxi
nifty to the points of arrival and departure of the mboa and
railroad lines oil communication particularly recommend TO
the business and travelling comnuny while at the same time
his moderate charges will be adapted TO the times -
tie has been fortunate the services OF Mr.
Erastus Phelps of the late propreors who will be the
which of itself he feels confident will be
the best guarantee that be offered that every thing vii be
conducted give entire satisfaction those who shall
favor him with their patronage.
VB RYERSON,
New York, July 49, l8t3 az lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
JOHN HERDMAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED
EMlGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
80 80 @ RI

&M4a&. .$kAsk &E4&S ,M&&
REGU LAR LINE OF Jacket SHIPS, Ct South street.
PASSAGE to and from Grea, Britain and Ireland via Ii.
the st 7th 18TH 10Th 18th Of each month TO and from
verpoo and to and from London 10th and Goth of each
month.
The subscriber has made unequaled arrangements bring
ont emgants and with confidence those per
sons sending for their friends that every due and dgen at
Passage also be engaged from Lysrpool direct 70 New Or
leans Mobile, Savannah Baltimore Phadepha, Boston and
to the different ports of the British Provinces al the lowest
rates. -,
With those together with she winch
his Liverpool correspondents being large ship owners
and engaged the eightng business despachng
yearly east 100 first class from Liverpool the va r1ps
of the United States with freight and passengers The
facility offered by this establishment unsurpassed and from
the number of first class ships employed in the line there
price of passage will be the lowest rates and should any Of
those for decline coming the passage money be as
refunded The steamboat fare from the different
ports Liverpool can as usual be secured.
J2hWE H R6BINsoS 81 n.s s9y VIII T. stSse
Merchants and Emigrants' Agents,
No l6 Gorae Piazzas, Live pool.
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE.
The Subscriber the attention Of those enttng
ney their friends his unequaled for the
whatever the following Banking Institutions, viz =:
IN ENGLAND-Messrs. James Built, Son Co., Bankers
London.
Messs Barnard Co., Exchange and Discount Bank, Lii
National PROVINCIAL Bank of England and Branches through
out England and Wales.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
birmingham Banking Co.
Lancaster Banking Co.
IN sCOTLAND-Greenock Banking Co. in Glasgow and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
BOADING REDUCED.


WALTON MANSION HOUSES Pearl street, Frank
w lin Square, New York;. Fowler Son beg leave to
thanks their friends and the public general for the
liberal support they have received for several past at the
above hotel and hope by strict attention business 10 merit
continuance of their vors the having reduced the
prices Of Boarding to 50 cents per day. two dollars fifty
cents per week The house situate the most business part
Of the city being convenient TO the Albany Boston aud Pha
depha seamboats likewise the London, Liverpool and
Bristol packets The above house needs no comment as il
Of the most airy and spacious premises in the city having
large yard with fine spring of water with other rqui
site to make comfortable In fact the above house combines
comfort in its line of business than other in the
city The senior propetor being always the premises he
will every attention paid to his not only BY himself
but by his and Aes wines spirits Sc
glass Fine London and Dublin porter, in draught and
bottle.
P. SPrvate for families. No charge for storage.
N BNo connection whatever with the Walton House
door j2 2m.r
ted The repairs and alterations of the American Hotel and
the adjoining house (Which have annexed t respectfully
solicit from my friends and the public continuation Of their
The situation good that Of any similar
Enlistment i'll the city. 1t fronts the Park and the Foun-
immediately opposite The house has been newly
peted and every thing thoroughly repaired.
j4 eodim*rc VIM b. COZZENS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER OF TIKI
DAY

NOTICE to Citizens New York and Strangers soioung
IN in the City.-G o l. n G y SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS, Nos g. and 66 Nassau street.-The immense raro,
mage which has extended the subscriber by liberal and
enlightened community has enabled him TO enlarge and
proye his Dining Rooms to accommodate two hun
dred persons one time. Whilst making these additions to
his yore and well known establishment he has not been
mindful of the still greater comforts and of his
MISUNDERSTANDING thoroughly ventilated the light airy saloon
and detached the Kitchens completely exclude the
evia and heat which necessarily from cooking for
three thousand day The walls of the saloon
Oil Paintings of the and modern schools; marble pit
lars and satuary aud bus of Washington Napoleon
The bill of fare all others of the United
States-ncudng salmon of 80 and Obs weight
plate with anchovy butter bread all kinds
and boiled meats of the BEST qualities with bread and
vegetables at cents Per plai peas potatoes
ragus wbees Pastry Of I'll kind turtle and other soups
steaks chops &c and hundred ohr different articles Of
the choicest description, at prices equally low.
Best Java Coffee, and black Teas per
Chocolate cents &c SC.
Attentive and civil waters employed who speak the
French Spanish German and Dutch languages Every article
is served the neates possible syleand every depart
of the establishment competent and experienced
placed.
Of many of the best conducted Dining Saloons Europe
America and the West Indies the subscriber feels hesa
assuring his fellow citizens that his establishment IN
ror that he has portion OF his
men-besides which, the superior qualities and low prices of
every article included the Daily Bill Of Fare must that
respect aloneexcusive Of all other it
the very plus ultra of Eating House on this Continent
Water which passes through improved teers; and the Sa
loon open day from o'clock A. NJ. until PM and
10 smsr HENRY COSTING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
PALMO'S ARCADE BATH
80 CHAMBER STREET
THE GENTLEMENS' SALOON NOW OPEN.-G

Reduction.
Baths IS cents.
Baths with robes or sheets 81
IS tickets for G5.
The subscriber having leased the above establishment
of years has commenced improvements scale which
when completed will he hatters himself vie in costly
elegance and magncence with similar establishment in
the world having visited the best conncte baths Europe
he feels assuring his fellow citizens that the
spirit which has for the thirty actuated him in
yidng (no what cost the splendid mansions for
their social comfort convenience shall the presen.
sight Of aud that the improvements and
eegancs the European baths he will take the liberty of
adding from the inventive of his cultivated and
the ent of bath ne plus ultra of perfection
The Ladies' Saloon will be in readiness in few days.
full description of the varied improvements will be given
when completed and the whole thrown for public nspec.
ton ..... ..,
mis- FERDINAND PALMO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
ELIZABETHPoRr HOTEL.

f.LlLaDr. HfOhl NEW JERSt1.
rTHE subscriber bcgs to to his friends and the
acb Which has UNDERGONE thorough cesssne ana repair
and open public boarding house for the reception
of visitors.
The table will be furnished with every variety the market af
fords and every attention will be cheerfuy bestowed that will
prices to sui, the times The proximity of Ezaethport
New York renders this desirable for
chants and Others engaged bushes the city the
boats Cinderella and Waterwch leave New York. pier No.
day. JAMES MOORE.
jyl8 lmsr
NEW LEBANON SPRINGS is the most healthul and
IN pleasant place of for visitors during the
months, in the United States.
Visitors from the south who intend visiting that place. will
find il the expeditions land Hudson, thence by
railroad Edwards Depot where stages readiness
carry them TO the Springs.
The leave Hudson at A. NJ and P NJ. the ar
of the boats from New York and passengers arrive the
Springs in three hours from Hudson as 3w%r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
rAPSCOTTS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE
43 PECK SLIP NEW YORK.

AZ PECK SLIP, NEW YORK
@ & m ~
the public generally to their superior arrangements for bring
England scotland SSefS
is'G fG %SE 1EfEyERrooL PACKETS" VIZ
s s$;$$ %aS;
S ss :a Sg H2TE!Syf tsS esso ssSSy
Sailing Hsw saP oh qeP EEaa
Days: vii eS os III
year. Tor one every SIX days thereby preventing the possibility
Sss 9% london Bristol and New
and ana %
Ious ports British North America at all times be
~ wishing to send for their friends will fail
other and they assured that unusual
w up 10 ss S s @
In al cases %heTe the parties sent Tor decline coming the mo-
from the various sapors of Ireland and Scotland
The regular packets for which the subscribers are agents.
a, follows viz To and from London on the st 10 and 2oh
5 and s Of onS k Ns Orleans h h
H'h and Charleston FET 4FEq%rSsesH the
s h~'1fs sd he as s
Is s
d n at sight any pyfSs a with
OUT uscouht
ea Banks Of ireland and branches Eastern Bank of Scotland
Bankers London Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool and
in every principal Of Great Britain and Ireland
Further made known application if by letter,
post paid, to
w. j. T. TAPSCOTT.
d3y 43 Peck Slip, corner South st.
FOR BUFFALO AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
@S 81 20 8
ASSOCIATION PASSAGE OFFICE TO ALBANY.
Utica 500 Rochester, $500
os%eso, as Up and Lower Canada 5 50
For passage apply to
NJ l.. RAY,