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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
The city Finances.

The Boe-d OF Supervisors he.d neelLhs t5
c.dav at which the Comptroller presented hi;;;
.nnual report Of the estimated amount OF Zee.
nd Personal Estate in the City ana County O.
New. York, with a statement Of The amount ..
faxes required for the expenses of the cnFfsh,
,ear. AS t..ls IS a n4ztlcr Of general lAIe'sS-
qc condense from his tables the following s'@'s-
nent Of real and personal property N ie oiHeieh
wards tor 1343, and Of the total increase OF o=
.rease rom the amount reported fos 1912
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
IL Adxices ION F.orids state most v!o!eal

ad destructive occurred te u-t oi the 3th .s:
81 r0.t Lsoa lie u.ld- Pec b.raci sst aee.
.o, n I'D every warehouse DESTROYED eIc~
s, aad pa: u ,na. also .=. Ne.sy every building
brown flo iounde a1d a,au! OF ,: uhr
.ons All Inc people "a the town a- .a:vEe' u greater
" less eat5at. t.. dslfuciioa a the li.h;-hoasz
,,rs ors-eyefy building eIcePt hsntAaasr h..
g oeea destroyed AID 70 r~st- fourteen tiee5 !os:
i Al,.As IS suffered IL Ike .;cP.;CA with
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

FAR At PHLADELrHA.-Ths Franklin In
sti.ute Of Pennsylvania viii open their Annual
Fair on the 18th October. Tnis Institution,
which is the oldest of the kind II the United
States, has probably done more for the promotion
of >cienca and the improvement, Of American
Manufactures than any other association or body
having in view similar objects. For particulars
IN reference 10 the Fair see advertisement in
another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
CITY INTGLLIGENc NcE.

toraT CALENDAR.-Ths day-Circut Court
II. - L, IS, q! &c, 20, 81, a5 60, 81 30 49, H.
80, so 81, 81. 80.
Cosmos PLEA..Nos. 80 Al So II. IS le, l27, so, 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

MoRsE's TELEGRApu.-The Madlsonian says
that Professor Morse is about to begin laying the
wires OF his electric telegraph on the BaluHoFe
and Washington Railroad. The wires arc to be
protected by leaden tubes, III which they are en-
closed We have seen specimen OF these tubes.
They are about the size Of a mans finger IN clr-
cuni-rence, and the bore Is about a quarter OF an
inch IN diameter. Eve Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

RgNsseLAER COUNTY FAlR.-The Annual Fan
of the Rensselaer, County Agricultural SocetT
is to be held at Lansingburgh on Wednesday and
Thurday of the present week. The annual sd
dress will be delivered by WILLIAM P. VAN REss
sELAER, Esq, President Of the Society.
ALBANY Journ,I
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

The Green Bay Republican says; It is
runore5 that Gov Doty will shortly issue FRO
clamation calling out the gallant Second Infantry,
Wisconsin Militia, Col. Ryan commanding, io'
the purpose of removing the Menomonies to their
old land.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

n7- TorLEr FURNrsHlNo SroaE, !63 Broadway, Be.
tween Ccurtlandt AID Liberty the most e,eass IT.
sor,m-nt to be found in the city comprising Pebms aai
Soaps from the most celebrated manufacturers Bushes a
the toilet OF every style and aish Combs, Sc @da,
assortment of R,zors te Subscriber having long exptlss
in the later article enabled to choose such will a;,
..ifTss, beard, on he first rial
= sA1-NnrRS Inrentnr and M,nnf.c,n.a,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
ArrEMrrEp RoaaE,Y o. AZ E,pszss ca

ATTEMrTED ROBBERY OF AN EXPRESS Co.
The Toronto Color; Of s.scrd4= Duri.r ,l la,
~? Of tie CRY OF Toronto from Kingston the trunk of
Hs Matthew's Of Por;eroy Coz Express, ,-as br ks.
'sa sat ne had fortunately renewed his caac- a,os
noiheI Passenger. Mr. WI. Sa!.h vas iess fortpssr
rs tfak heins likewise broken opea and about s6oo ab
st=ed he Fobhsrs have been discorered brr are
Supposed 70 have gone ashore E, Coboueg
Rochester Democrat. 2sth,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
WEp,rspAy. Seo;. .

" NEDHEspAf, SEPT ~.
PoLcG OffcE.-THEFr or CULINARY Aarl.
cLss Ac female named Joanna Abut va, arrested AID
eommlt!.d tof saiins furnace basket aud iing pan,
worth y 25. rcL MS. Elizabeth Basil of No. 445 Cherry.
suee:.
BuEcLARiEs.-Thr dwelling Of Mr. Oven Church No.
- hny burgarlously entered and doar
, pairs OF boots divers articles of clohng Il sil,e
stuleu-the thief escaping
Tn- shop OF Charles Simpson ia Sh avenue between H.,
aud i2stsrr broken Into and robbed of - par.Cf
boots ~ pas OF morocco bus&ins u pairs Of Slippers
s:ol-n-the burglar escaping.
DIsoRprRLY Housx-.ia old lady having ascer,a1.1
that he' daughter, young gF had been secreed at the
house oi iniamy No. 81 Readese.t kept by Cathayiue
ooined, thsre with officer Welsh to find and a
clam her erag child She aud The officer were however
both grossly abused by the harrdan aud SCI, Sic
then complained the Police Office and officers Driukrr
Daustca anc Francis + Smith having effected an entrauco
Bloomfield and 'e Of the inmates o her broth. and they
Nr.e committed opson. The littie gil hat was sought
nj ieit before the domieiiiasy visit made.
STOLEN Spoons REcovEREp.--A coiored bov named
Henry Lawrence to-day arrested by Officer Harruar
ag having Ia his possession thee silver spoons he was en-
Hs'o!rg 70 sei and which he had broke up the better 20
conceal ta- LETTERS D. II. marked on them Tn. boy was
contatst aad AZ owner Is waited fos the spoons
FRAup.-A married female named Mrs Thompsca. who
esded IN Oangs-street, TO-DAY on csrr. Of
having on Saturt. is passed IS spurious altered bill
Pafpo'tng to oe OF the Bank Of Vernon In this STATE 70
CaaFles hdes OF 81 Cang-strs-t payment for 30 ce
worth Of meat and vegetables receiving 81 % in cb,oe
sh- was Committed 10
ThE BURGLARY OF RocEwELL's sroRE.-A pu,nhs- If
eoES hays been arrested suspecion of having bcos
lnte the Of the 5lessrs. Rockwell under tIa Asor
house and stolen $1,000 worth Of ewerv bnt ro
rdeice sue'ent TO iasn the charge uPna thsll was OBJ
''n-d and they have all been discharged Noae Of tie pro
p-try aa5 been recovered, r
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

Ausrsv sEMyAhv.-ihe Rev. Dr.. White
fornerly the Allen street Church, but nov Pro
fsssor s Of Theology in the New York University,
has received call to the Presidential char n the
Anburn Seminary, vacant by the death OF Dr..
Richards
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

MS. RvssELI. as Will B. By hi. advertisement
gives Concert al The Society Library .ve evening this
week Wh.,sysr czitc, may say Of hi, performances it
svdcn, tina, they popular sud possess original and SILK
ias chas-c,sss;es Hs setting Shakespeare TO
certainly conception purely his owa bold expeI
re; po. the public taste but 10 have beer .bund
.4t!y successful
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
SAUNDERS, Inventor and Manufacturer
of the Metallic Table; Strop, 1863 Broadway.

~ We understand thar Dr. Rose, the Physician so cell.
brSed in philadelphia for the successful trstuent Of Geo
nrnIon Bro chfi, ami Liver Disease will he at the S
Hnuse and NAV be consulted on Thursday Friday srt Sa,s
lav, he 2sh 22th and seth of Septemb.r
De Ro,s tie American Autho, OF consumption Capbs
an ola urac:itorar and has devoted himself eliirly
~. -. rInrtIt nt thuse diseases.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

SPLENDID ILLumlSArloy-Mr. EDGE, whose
libcraity entities him to the weranest thanks Of
the public advertses that nc will again illuminate
the Fountain in Bowling Green this evening
Those who saw the last exhibition .oi this kind
VII need no urging to go again, and all others
should embrace this as probably the last opporLu-
nitv OF the season. After the illumination NJ.
EDGE Will give splendid display of Fire Works
at Castle GsEden-of which the last piece alone
wiIl be well worth the price OF admission. We
trust Mr.. EDGE viii be well repaid for bis habitual
liberaltv.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

Z man named Nloyres. ct Harmony, No,
recently sho, the sheriff, Nr. s. B. Wingo, who
vas his way to sell the property OF the former,
On an execution. Aoyres with three suspected
accessories, has been arrested. The town is bad
ly named.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

u The Rochester Democrat OF the 26th states
i-; the amount sceTed from admission lee. :: the ho~
ground WAS about l4oo AID f.or, member, aud subsc
;:oas aboa: 81 oo0rnakiagi all say $500 The amour,
OF premiums Ter The sao0o 4nd the cou.ingeat e1-
ses are yearly $1,000 The society receives s7o9 from
the STATE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

ENiss Livermore's Lecture was postponed on
Tuesday evening ct the suggestion OF her friends
IN consequence Of the incemency OF the weather.
Wearc assured by Miss L. that the Lecture will
be given on Tuesday evening next, without refer
ence to the state OF the weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

u We understand that the appointment OF
Consul at Rio Janero has been rendered to Geo
VIM. Gordon Esq, Postmaster of this city.
Boston Mercantile Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

j. The Annual Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Diocese of New-York
commenced It's session in ST. Paul's Church In
this City yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

MAr,cHonp riASo FoRrE..-Our musical reader. wle
r,,sc with nert, the advert'emcat Of new Pano Eoss e.
II !, not asy to cove in advertisement Idea Of he
beauty and xceeace Of the instruments Those *hqvA
yarrt Of Instruments aud all the Music of the day. IL
for sae 1T AtwPs. New Songs. MARCHES. Sc are Coming
out daily
THE AMEpicAH MUsEuN continues 70 flourish, andtSa
will with such attractions the Indians and Sqraw,
s-r.naders NlT Coe, Sc Sc 4 Grand Performance srgY
II. .ht at half past ! o clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

- The e1 rao,dnsry attractions, At Peaes New Yeh
Museum draws crowds of visitors This Is the astdy bat
Two o, the Cii.n Girl. Fout Pound Child Caser Hiw%,
the adian Chief Joco so5 and the Fudge hsTs h y.
ole sh n;, in addition splendid performances
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

FIaE.-The factory belonging to Henry
Franklin destroyed by fire on Sunday morning
was occupied by Williams Il Haywood orpnSt
inc handkerchicis. Between $40 and 600 o;ees
of cloth, nearly half OF them finished, and mean,
all the machinery, we're consumed. The !oa,
was about $4,000 There was no insurance e.
cept on The building. The origin OF The Ire is
not known. Prov. Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

The elloyinz will Ssrrs a sueien. ansse, to the
Tribune aad which has ben also published IN b P.s
THOMAS D. CUNNING, 60 Chambersst,s
GARlNE COURT OF THE CITY OF NEw-yoRE
-1honas Cunning, vs. John Surdell i'm.
= tA' nn;e'siIe Jurors the trial of the .hovs s
liisd can,e and ''h9 were Tor fading rsrc, for tb a.
W, "a ~ 'Tla r tIeSy csttiy u, in forming cur opiniea
Ilin al nfsGouIse between Nj Gunnne the nlsintir any
s. buleli the wife of the defendant and By on hndin
ld not Intend % 1eieet unaEoably upon her coGiuci
In n ~ ,ifiSSseffaaH' SfaH' David Ma,stor,
Ioi W Tsely II Re d.
SaisGhu .. aaTTls William Coffin.
Tt.ru3.-;i WllLsm Morgan
he e1erIigned ai:o Jurors the III the above au,e
oai VINO "ete for fading verdict in favor Of he plain
~ - I me iaoaa OF he rent cain-d said sai, he eby &c
80 Ms eoncati n the or.ron abo-e expressed by the Ju
Me IN avoE OF he defendant ia wholly eIcur rs;In
Ms boFde!i from s.y y improper conduct.
jacob w Anderson John Woods
a!k-It Strong, Wn II Foster.
sep'snbss %, Ista. tsz- ENA faEaa- SO lt~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

- TIE CinYEsE HAis ESADIcAroE will in mr. r.. ),
arms war aue under forfeiture OF go, aud not DlG.s
aost delicate skin It also sren applied b-2ie .T
ing Il conaIHs no isenlc of Poison, out .e; ~; D.
must BE- louad 10 b. tnu;I-. Tr genuine i gp " I'D
never ia IN BoHes, aud from q hs, az
te only place 70 Obtain the III tS 81 y ~. S,irs
De ad the celebrated Beau;fyg Loon of ;+, IS
tan. n.iecSls, nocphew, suubum, rInples &c Sc' i1'
per bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
UecTerss


Ne
Upon this property. the Comptroller reports
that it viii be necessary 10 raise the taxes iof the
present year, for the several purposes speoled, TO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

u Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER left this city FOL
Baltimore day or two since. We understand
he goes on professional business to hold consul.
,at,on with other Lawyers on an important cause
III which the States OF Ohio and Maryland are
interested.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
r7 We understand that an application va

u We understand that an application was
made on Friday last 10 Chief Justice Hornh blower
nd Justices Nevius and Whitehead. at lh'm'
,ers. Tor he5ess cOrpus TO admit TO bail joseph
,arter, Jr who was recently trled at bei'laefe
or The murder of John Castner.and against whoih
here are four other indictments. The aPp!ca,
on was successful. and he was ordered TO Ano
nil IN Si6,000-S5D00 90 each indictment 10:
.rr or. and Sln03 on the indictment Tor assault
j, the boy. Jesse Force. with .ntent to XIII lie
10 he hiought before Judge Whl'ehrnd. al Nor
.S,own. sumo time this week and val Go00''ss
-, discharged lro,n confinement. be VIII Prooa-
nv be ,.ied again at the November Term OF .hc
Warren Over and Termine1 upon one oil 'iie M
;ic,pents for murder, OF for the assault ana oa'-
,sr,. Newark ADV
A SCARLET PASrHEa.-A paragraph OF lt'
ser from, Fort Gibson, dated August %, II the
Arkansas IatelIigencer, gives the following ae-
cunt of the game brought in 10y the company ol
Green irwin, ESQ, who had Just returned from
tbe prarics. He has brought IN four buffalo
mills nineteen cows, and eleven calves. he re-
ports that his party took near hundred calves,
Int that he could not save them. he also zoos
IN animal of the lion o. panther species 1t IS a
STRANGER to Bnf.on or Goldsmith, and to Us all
I, ;s almost OF Bright scarlet color, larger than
, n.ntbef. and the most icrocious anmH, sup
pose. that ever fell into the hands OF The human
species. II was caught N wolf trap.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

The most .aluary effects hzve atfeEded 2. r.yr
tLEstHG's MKDicAIEp DARKEGA Ctaoi. y III NJ TO-
aie. 70 our Enoweds@ WI, rhs dirciionS s!e p.;r, L
HIa W DAM CANDY stand, unryaled as " ofal "a ssr
IS puIely yegetabe and entirely s.r End we
thai II ITS uHierstocd By tEo:.fS se4s-i'
Lh- woulG be without u. ,,sSss
II sold who-ssi. and rrail At Dr.. CoTerts ono ~
S1u =, Clinton Hall .als:lo Bower Esst oIo cot isl
Hudsnn 208 Gfsenw tch s,., III Eighth ayennn I
Il and third avenue, Harlem, y Y and oil s.fa
'ey City.
= The following letter Is pubii,hsd 10 si'2a ..' =
which the Me;slllc St-op held ID entope P,
PLACE OoEoN, 5 Rns t-cli"s :. ~ Rayzl
w L. Carter Cutter ihe kiu sscc iS2 aAa 70 ~ Bit
Navy, l.te Inspector OF Surgical Instruments -
ish fosces.
Mr. GEo SAUSDEss. ,,,. res ol
Dear sirIi with much pleasure have to ".tsN - Nerlie
satisfaction c h. lASt corsgr1ea. 9t i.r yp
TABLET Razor otrops, which received sate and inae
brought The hghes pitch OF sr Razor
peGeat their ncoaiesble superiority over az Ees
uogs ma.uiac uTed the Centn.nt know OF nv sa. Of
and possessing the advan ges Yo1 sao rnv tho
Ugh price Razcrs considerable and your S,Fop ~ 20
MY one recommend with my Razors eonu,1 NV if
eve The most fa;terng TESTIMONIALS o ,ti Ei~fi1, nv
atzors 5a .or most kinds Of Surgic! inSi1auasH''-
Believe m, dear Sir, yours t.n,y; CARTER.
The original Of the above ceG be sen, it I.es
cutters England and also FROM the brs g.. Uesf
his country IL j. the a:tcle Tia. FceNe- astifp
yaar after at he Fairs Of the An.ieafa
G. SAUNDERS, lAyeasor atsi aiaas'as 4as 'aseSo,Sw.I
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

u The Eren'ag Post reads very sensible
and well timed lecture the practice of political
Journals, to magnify or disparagc the numbers at
,endaat upon political meetings. There is much
ground Sor its ccnsures, but none whatever for
aiming them especially, and confning them en-
trely, to the American The Post may find
far more opposite example in its kinsmsn the PIE
6eiau for that print did hesitate to declare
plumply that a5,00e persons attended the Van
Buren meeting in the Park. Now nobody could
bs deceived by this except those who were moi
there; but as this class conlprehended by far the
largest part of creation, the Plebeian stood far
chance OF being believed in some quarters OF the
universe-though not much here, we admit. But
the Pos. should begin its lectures nearer home.
In this particular instance, taking into CONSIDERS
tion the gigantic efforts Of the party to assemble
largo coneourse, the immense number OF names
affixed to the call, the spirit with hich State and
CITY ot:cehoders entered into the matter, and the
uubounded coasts of the Loco.Foc we deem the
Americans statement, that tnc meeting was q
talurs not far amiss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

MELANCHOLY AccIDgNT.-YeSterday forenoon,
William Thompsoa Bnroa aged aboa, - yea $ lrpszw
Capt Bs,on of the pack,shp Uni;ed States yiag a.
the foo, OF Maiden Lane, gcins beard TIA, vessel y
devs letters fos Europe, while passing aioz gan
plank he accidentally fell iasc the dock aal striking hi
head ethes asaias, the wharf the side Of cssel
;aken up iusensible HIS body conveyed the Hosp
tai where he 1904 s,ss died. The deceased clerk
,:s 5, ire 2ee Graad street The Coroner will hold
que., 90 the body tn. morning. For wh-: ruross9 VIZ
hold a, Iaques: Why pu. tie County this unnecessary
expense in case like ,hisl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

{ M-. Van Buren upon the fence yesterday, during
the progress o The Poughng match He seemed be quite
home having had great deal OF experience IN t; POSI-
ton. ltocheat.F Dem
The Democrat does not tell the whole story.
As Mr.. WEBSTER passed him Mr.. NAE BuRsN
asked him to take a seat by his side. No, SIR
said Mr.. w. jokingly, IN no fence man = The
request not renewed. Bot where IS NJ. Web
ster going ?
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

=, ~
20 CENTS pe, boit'e % PER DOZE< IN as l.tfs
tiss strnn- any sold dollar 1t 10 o. pa IN
ne on y NJ p Con It.st 80 FG!lou-st!e@t Bf9oA""'
Broad.sire=t Newark
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

o., One OF the resolutions Of the Van Buren
meeting in the Park says that as Mr.. Van Buren
% more and more vigorously assailed by the Wings
: his friends are gathering more closely around
him" Wee I doubt it-and unless we are mis-
taken they will be crowded still closer before the
fight is over The same resolution says he is
becoming the rallying point of his party. a
point will soon give ample rallyng ground for the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

~ The Boston Atlas announced that John
Quincy Adams had consented to address the pco-
pie of Norfolk, at the request of the County Con-
vention al Dedham :-whcreupon the Journal of
Commerce goes of into an essay on the mutual
advantages of such an interchange of sentiment
between the North and South Have the Editors
4 1nun of Massachusetts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

PexNsYlvAxIA-The Loco Focos Of the Twcn-
" Fourth District have nominated DR.. HENRY
toRAlN OF Ctear6eld as their candidate for Con-
gress. The Wings have nominated JOSEPH Bur.
rlNGroN, Esq. Of Kit,aning to oppose him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

MA1yr.-Nye do not even Jet receive full re-
turns of the Election in this State The vote IN
3l5 towns, according to the Portland Argus,
Z oco stands thus
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

Prepared and sold! hoesae and retail and FOR c,po.no
"a Broadway corner Of Cn4mber..>t-et NewYots soa
also by a. B. & D. SANDS, 70 Fnltou-STeet and z tE
botr as for S. Original documents mar al our o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

NEw.JGRsEY.-The Loco Focos of the Fifth
District Of Jersey, at a Convention recently
held, resolved that it was inexpedient, in the
present aspect Of political affairs, to nominate
candidate for Congress. They hope to create
difficulty in the ranks Of the Wings.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22
NEW SPRING GOODS

my Eu days CroR Cu7.bs yiaSd. H.rSa for IL.
GREAT CENTRAL"
SENSENEH, has he pleasure to inform ~,
~ friends and The public. that he is nov recei-
'"s and opening his FIRST stock NEW SPRING
'CCDS. comprising very general s.rtueut ui
; AfLE DOMES nc DRY GOODS, as well a,
iair Assortment OF FANCY ARTICLES lie car
"y say 10 the public. that he prepared and u0iH
,e' as lo" as any regular dry goods house IN the
Wy qua {" bc convinced Of the truth Of tins, they
nave only 10 give hun O call uarIO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-22

f., NEW 80oE S9 = RE.
JAMES SrEPIENSON.of rhe late rrmor Rob,
u Stephenson, and JOHN J. uASwELL. l,re o.,
Phrladrphn. have entered into co partnership a,
BOOKSELLERS, STATlONERS.
AND BOOkBlNDERS.
They have fitted up large and convenient .,,r.
on Union Street. rear the Market. aud furnished n
With general assortment OF guuds fresh from m,
Eastern manufactures, selected particularly viii
regard Ia The wants Of has section Of country. viz
SCHOOL BOOKS, an general use from Ia,
Pumsr To The highest class of Mathematics;
MEDICAL BOOKS, complete as.ortr,en,
including the Text Books OF Ihe Medical COIL
leecs. oil of the la'cst editions:
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS, adsptsd 4, H.,
wants OF almost every sipus deuomiua or.
embracing several edrtinns oI the HOLY BrbI.
Protestant and Catholic Prayer B,ok,, Famih
Prayers, Presbyterian Ps .luis and HYMNS C,r
iesslon OF r. III, Methods, Hymns. &, , Will
the usual assortment at
hISCELLANEOT WORKS for genera
or scieuuiic re- ding.
lh c. injection Nth The Bouhsiore s & II Mill ms,
nliHciure BLANK BOOKS tpauy pat.eru. md hind
Is 'oks 10 order. under the supcrInteudznce of Mr.
Ewing, So long and avuuraJly known for his excel
i'"I "orNmanship While engaged with the late firm
"i X. * ). Mtmormdums. Day Books Ledger,
JOURNALS. DC, m common use, an be kent CON.
shn'lN nu hand. and Account or CuurI Record r. NIX
"an'ed to any particular sIzr or ruled TO amy nal
tcrn' VIII he manufactured VI the best uasern,I,
without DELAY
The stock OF STATIONERY comprises \, hstey,r
- O." daily use, such a. Letter end Wiring Paper,
Sni'IS' Steel Pens, lnk,.Srolins Wa1, Waters LEX
stands Lead Pencils, States .Ic &c These goods
have all been selected from the most approved ma.
uteIs. and surh additions will I've made us the
Consumer may from lime 10 time require
A v"red and large assortment OF WALL PA.
PERS and BORDERS also form an article Of
Stock oi which the INST modern and best f,iisl cd
rs well az The cunmoner kind, will be KEPT for sale
J. S'ePhenson's PRACTICAL knowlcdyc ur what Is
used by The schools and families OF Wheeling and
ITS vicinity, together with the many Years c1pcri.
ehce Oi ) }. haswell in Publishing ana BIpkscling
ia The kisern sIScs, II is hoped will render them
not only familiar with the requirements vi The
community, but able 10 furnish them al satisfactory
prices. Such works may he called for not on
hand WI! be forthwith sent for from the respective
publishers.
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