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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
1 sAasie-Am American Magazine, No. L,

" - VIZ r uIriSn .NIUlithIlrs.
! nm.. SS9NIENrs OF THE MAY NUMBER.
I sWsss OF the Day. Biccktrood
! !sae'sse !sTaetSe Ghos, Syery. Bentley.
sgs NJ 1ocast-the Hanchback Philosopher fro:er,s
ISa In Ihesan's Ghost, .4;ns,cor4h's Mag.
I r. Eassss, EEass o. The Shepherds. Blacktrooa.
lo.,lT si,si ss,si Picture. Bentley.
r-S Spsousham London NeUs
! Ncs.Ii Ii'SS,trFIoaS Mansion Bentley
i..ian H. Ia.ss Slave Trade. Dub. C,1r Mag
: T~ S SSoso OF Cotrasse. Ne,c Monthly
: rSs 6aas 61Iss oi May; Tait's Mesa-ime
! 4 ICON S0SSin OF the Mirror. Blaeklcood
No l2 cents few copies Of the first thre,
sy sssedI dI'i ios sale Al the Office Of the Tribune.
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STgLEN-From the bindery Of the subscriber.
~ several Signatures OF the Nautical ilrnIe for 1875
suitable rev ard vii b. pad on their TO O. CANP 100
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%a WANTED to purchase substantially bull
IA two story and attic three story brick dwelling house
.-sAAlsitrated Williamsburg Brooklyn, within e"
Fulton Ferry Brooklyn Any person having such 10 dispose
Of and willing TO sell low price may hear o cash Gus.
omsr bv alr..,nc line stating location price, at What
time the peuli.es may be SC to L. j. box 3o Park so''
Office. 49, ,yor,d
y. D y i.DuS. =, nus ies -. h. ys-,, Low al3s
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A,A TO LET in South-srcet, opposite the Screw
"a Dock-the upper Lofts 9f four story store now % :sc
~ uc They we'll adapted t9 l. waps OF Siima
Ae'' -fPpiF ~ 't' - ~ 9
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CPRINC; GOODS for Gentlemen's Wear-2229
- Ernadr,, oppo5;,. the Foun,an-Encounged by the
patronage elected the las, year through me prafnse
Of which has av.rt, almost complaint
at The cash customer taxed for the deinquencie of
others the undersigned has made such additions 10 h' corps
viii enable him future to execute all orders
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

Tt9ln n S1TCup, NTEeUP NUfpVtIItsSs
ar so Ne - Bowery:-Anderson X Dobbs now selling
se Stock oi new style SUPERIOR thres Ply double
OF those who pretend To BE- selling of al cost.
asfe are about purchasing wouE do we'll 10 call ard
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"a TO LET--A room and one or TWO bed,
l.2lstory house rent very ow to- yery small family no
other need appy, al IS William ST. ~ y ma 3ra
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

THIS DAY, by virtue ot a mortgage al tf!e stores
shop Us sne ai,on as am 1aa 6ar sa Poles Gai. Cups
soaps PsrfnmerI Also GarerI Tables Chars Sofas. ss.
t one Rercsrator China and Glass Ware lase lot Of
Clohins, Window Curtains %c &c It.
A UCTION NOTICE.-Marshal's Sale OF DEY
"a M Si9S H9s B3 s STHSS John S,sH Rf Disft &
Of Fancy Dry Goods Hosiery and Glove Stoe-fonSIMing
c. a sSd cSe sGii"fa Bd HSSS%' Ts ssSas SILKS
Muslin Camb5ic Cloths CassmeIes yest,ns Ladies and
G. a9n G ! black 5dss s fssse' Boss Cords 'af
Also BY order Of thu Sheriff Of The largest and best IfGn
mahogany WTasTabe Or Desk L.,,s! Cases, with
rieSy Of other articles JOHN sNlFFEN. Auctlonee[ "
ECONOMY AND FASHION.--To those who
T. study EconomyThe subscribeI in acs2ranee yith y
the tines has reduced hi, superior Imitation MoIskln Hats
on fur bodies low prce OF - p he apofe
with bat sold in this city at s. aud 3d. and warranted 10
give satsacon Also constantly manufacturing ip and
city rTcs, for cash An s'0I'e9i o. KErfoGG StsL a ' os
mt I'm. No. 10 Canal-st., corner OF Thompson, T
LADY. without encumbrances, wishes 10 let
1roos with full partial board 10 families wthout sTaii
children, single gentlemen who wish to iev a. noe on one
stage route and within three minutes walk OF TWO othsTs
Good sys1 and ras e,e A eGis @ aslTs no
had, viii BE- attended TO Immediately nyo y
DEMOVAL.-J. c. Hooker has removed his
II stock Of Solar and Chemical Oil Lamps from 5s 70 tSs
Broadway two doors above. ----tH-N t-2 Nv.
1OSEPH II. tOS1 Eli, ". y. Sui seoh na Ocn.
j fist, has removed from Ma % TO Ne II Park place 2 BIN
CHOVFTS AND SPADES.-l5O doz. Shoves
= and snsdes for hv E.F. EDDY. .. Old Slip. as,f
nBY GOODS FROM AUCTION-Cheap for
DCash-At JEREMIAH LAMBERT,S. 5ss Greer wlch
Also beautiful! style OF Gothic CEnnts for WINDOW
Shades al Is sd and kei PAPER Heslng toT only od PR
;acs Also Venetian and stair Carpetng very CHAP
myi 3ts' -----------
JONATHAN NATHAN, Attorney, Counsellor
j and Solicitor No Nassau ST., first toaE back rooms
MI
MILL BE PUBLISHED on Saturday morning,
Es,yco Bankrupt Stories will DC issued monthly tos o!n
cry in Nos OF 50 pp syo illustrated with an ne
I,s viii BE- oned with the very interesting serT o. te
Haunted MsrcfGns Price Is. cents JOHN AEELEn,
ms p iss -"
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John \. KYLE would respectfully inform his
y friends and the publie that he Will give his ANNUAL
CONCERT, a, the apollo Room. Mondsy srenins May
Song @ 5e @ Wlads; s f; Horn Flute oslis,;S s.sfay
S9G a3 re Wi5ss 5ij% eRd Mrs, espeh
sSHs sSe is3 s4i he Noon 5 nS,i$ss os a''
aEa: Pb asas eagfs s M Nj! haHq%a Bam
ARA from La sonnamGs,a p, : N1 Il Raymond. Belin
o'a Des si e iae s Ss'i sg as' sas r.
6ae c@asf5tsa5s g. Pine ;9d VIOLIN from " Il, il II R,i,
s,a'fSS s s?. e. ;s!s., y.ss Sss lo
re6a. l AZ Aia s With ID T5ss'a alaea: s Ts Horn
This MaGie Wow 2 Scarf" from the o~Fa OF ti,s
s,oe Sir N Kyle ssleaes Il Forsth @ street and al the
Door Il; s,enn OF Performance Concert to s
D ENOy y HALL have re-
hmo,-,l te Wool werehons from No. 26 Finsstreetto
No a5 PaI7tE 60 corner q , Mh1Fs ifSy
most reasonable terms m6 u
COTTON YARNS-A constant supply from the
~ mills at Hchokns for sale cheaT Ay at NJ 50 Bea
Store 81 81 Fys aud : Fulton St, LET cheap Ar
ply al 50 Beaver-st. SIS Broadway.
my6 2ms \. L. IABRlSkit.
TO DRUGGISTS.-Wa situation in a
Wholesale or Retail Drug Store, for young man who
has knowledge of the business and would devote the whole
o his time the interest of his employer, for moderate
compensation. addressed (. g., $50 Wcst-'tr.e
will receive immediate attention. ms 2tls
COFA BEDSTEADS. CABINET FURNI-
y TURf selling f cent srRS4ToSs M 5q j; ss s Bower
Spring Cart for sale cheap FOR cash at 3a6 Bowery m6 81
VHE LOTS ON FIFTH AVENUE. and 18th
l. advertised 10 be sold Tuesday by William
pumont the Merchant; Exchange, vii positively le sold
that day unless previously disposed of at private sale
iny6 5s
NIECHANICS T0OLS-Aechanics wishing to
f1 purchase Tools cheap for cash will find chance
McCLtN'S Tool Stgre, ss he nov selling off ms ente
stock of we'll selected Tools at cost prices At is Slrngst
near iaurcns. ay6 Is"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

syss. FARM FOR SALE very cheap for cash, or
s@w be exchanged for city property fifty OF land
--house. barn and other ouhouses, Saratoga Co..
uear the canal and railroad, Enaulre Of ,,,r,r
BURR BENEDICT BEEDE.
81
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REDUCED PRICE-Admts1a;nee lance. One o,;'es Shilling

IL PRlO OE-aQlHtitdUCc OIlC .-iiAliA'iS
IL feaie's New.York Museum and Picture Gallery.
Mr II, BENNETT. Manager, respectfully oegs leave 70
sment t was Stipulated that should the rate Of d
mission twey.r. cents with the rIov'so that H. airT
privtse Of Of resons to Tie od price He eoseatsl to
that arrangement entsainnT ,hs idea thaL 'me ~ @
win eepiat peasu @ e be- ms as S SoT @
Mr. JENKINS Comic Delineator, Tenor Singer and bsn-
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Aa TO LET-One half of a modern built two
f1 story Brick House gnteel sirhboshcod in the VI
LIN. en,,y of Canal.st. The House hasevey convenient
Arrly .05 t.ashlngton.s corner Of SpTlnc mo II,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

"a TO LET-The upper or lower part OF the
Handsomely finished tfreestory House No. III Essex.
ssteet. Rent low satisfactory tenant Inquire on
pr,uiIs,s rnyo lwls-
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"a TO LET.-A house aid barn, with from ont;
; eight acres Of land They lace rfasntiE situated
has been occupied BY market gardener Apply to 7, B
WAkENIAN, Esq. American Institute, or to NJ Athl-
STRONG No. 81 Vesey st. my6 lw"
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IA FOR SALE-A beautiful country residence,
.:f delightfully."- situated in the village Of Sing Sing I.ar @
. tr upper dock aud hookug tn: hudson 'tr w.
ground about |; acres well stocked with vdret i gal
ed frn trees shrubberry, straw berries grapes y 3Foef
ty will b. sold cheap and "
IL. ~ DE ANENpOIIT. on The premlsas. NO -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

Rrr,RENcxs-To John 5. Van Rensselaer,, ESD a, How
,h" Snni,, ,i.rcnry n6Tu Th&Slot
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18TANTED-Bv vouu. man. situation as bar
w tender book-ksrper both IN hotel WHICH WI tos
accomodsre persons II moGe. would prefer 20 e 20
10 mercantile house having hid very s e1reriece h'Ts-
erra good si;natiou desirable than soo.i TsiunetS
a interview please direct ~ n Tribune office
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

N7ANTED-A young lady who has Ns.glence
w in covering umbrellas whom III hcast prlc vii
b. RAID and enpoymsnt gwen f.phtatoa must
h n, ,a his day or on Noray next between i hours ~ 10
and . o'clock If No. asi SOweTy. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

body NJ man =, = -. D,,,r 10
10 Museum and entertainments y ceEischiIdIen
nuI'tsS'o'' myi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

John a. KYLE would respectfully inform his
y friends and the public that he viii give his .ENIAI
CONCERT, at the apollo Room Monday evening May
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

a.a TO MEDICAL MEN-For Sale or To Let,
@ furnished or ununished the old established Medical
.s Dislensary long known AS ,bs Old Gaiens HEAD
No y Peck Sin @hirh nquesonaby the most desirable
smert OF the KIND IN he United States Apply ON the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

WANTED-A few first rate shirt makers, and
W and no otst- need apply. good stock makers who
VIII work IN private house Arpy to IS William ST " I
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

G-SCUOOL.-lRvING INSTITUTE, lar
d rytowu N.w-York-The Summer Scssi will open on
the st of May next and hee present about ten vaca
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

JONATHAN NATHAN, Attorney, Counsellor
j and Solicitor No Nassau ST., first floor, back foei
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

c,..s s,p.,p,RlLLA-Ths medicine stands unrvalled,
J A. i, is on It's own Intrinsic merits fo the removal and
81, ruye of those diseases tu winch II Is peculiarly atapteo
20 sr,ileIy vegetable and composed o the choIcS se"c-
ingredients which act IN cCnSonaic" VIII, tue law, mat
sen ihe animal economy, the system Is enabled to throw
.s,s take on beay action and the powers OF nature
ans their natural functions, Thousands can, and have,
,1td 10 lis efficacy III removing various chrome conSutu
nal diseases originating in unhealthy depraved STATE
G benrla,ism aud lumbago salt rheuIn rnswolm. bar,
y ;rrh eczema and other similar affections, sairy aud
g,n,lv cured by its use but as by the chosen ew TINS
6rnes termed quackery, te subject requires passing
n,k The question, what is quackery and who Is
r * o serious moment and the preservation 4" health
.o important to be fled with, of the greatest conse-
+ where disease inyadcs physical frame. 70 take
n, and ecien, measures 10 reie the attack icther ne
S land, on his reserved rights and pr@scIbcs nd Hbm;
H. ot poweru agents incudin. of the most yrulent
ors and IN case of fatal termination simply says the pa
.aion draws forth from the Of mature hidden stores
{usiu knowledge and applies II to the benefit OF suffering
knanly kng his own reputation IN the result Is most en-
rltopubc confidence the afflicted can determine the
gk weak and prudced mind TO reject any thing as false
,n,e does ag.e with It's own pe-conceveu notions
ri, evidence Of noble AMI generous mind 10
Seize upon truth where ere It's found
Amongst your friends. amongst your foes
On christian on heather ground
The flower, divine where e'er II grows.
Neglect the p,tckie and assume the ROSE.
The rroprietors daily receiving from The medical probes
"a ministers OF the Gospel officers of Justice and numerous
rrba TO the superior value and efficacy Of this prePala-
&C. To the poor furnished gratultosy on suilcIent
yO being given Of their worthiness.
For PARTICULARS see advertisements tins and other city
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

" B-The dwelling part Of the House q ALSO let. The
fss,sd an an interview my5 3rb'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

pY s DRAPER, Jr.--Store 81 William street,
IL corner OF Pine. stree.
AT PRIVATE. SALE.
An INV oce French Aacknaw blankets all sizes irorf
20 points super white ponge.s saddler sewinss porse
hdks white and crimson plan ard figured suchan ponee'
black blue and assorted servings: black satlns
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on Saturday morning,
: |. Edited b. HAERr
. issued monthly 10. cttsD-
1 with All -ugrayins. I ne
: interesting story Of tb-
3. JOHN ALLEN,
l3q Nassau 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

MECHANICS TOOLS-Mechanics wishing to
1Fl purchase Tools cheap for cash will find chance
McCLAGNS Tool StC, ss he nov selling off his sntlre
stock of we'll selected Tools al prices 10 SprngS
near i.auycns. iHy6 ih
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

WANTED-A tirst rate Salesman, one VINO Is
acquainted with the dry coed business None need ap
h a> sy can give the very bss OF references as TO hon
esiy and capabiliry Apply at 80 William y. Y N, SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-19
INSURANCE,

ENIRE &MARINE iNSURANCE-Thcro ar
9 two situations only ia which individuals can
ns placed, where they can adequately appreciate
tue value Of insurance. These are, while -tand-
ing upon the runs Of their own property, thcr
receiving from an insurance office the tull a.
mount which they have lost or standing on the
anne spot surrounded perhaps by desolate tam
ly, lamCntug hat stupidity and folly which haC
"a, led to provide for such a contingency.
= ATKINSON, Agent of the PlOHEC ZION
INSURANCE co OF HARTFORD, CONN
wlIl take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with Their
''H'tHtS' such as iurhliuTt' NheIchanuiSe' ma
cnlnerv, and everyothgr description of Insurable
properly Also, on steam, keel and HAT boats
aud their cargnes to aud from any port on the
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the U S
Hotel tan 1. 1872
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REORE NEW I OODs, just received

az ORE NEW T. GODS, just received At
I'VE No 1877, Main -. WHEELING. VA. The
public are respectfully informed, that my second
supply Of NEW GOODS has aTrvcd-is open. md
ready for sale All are rcspe, fully invited 10 call
and examine them.
do not intend 10 pui forth any hg Aills. or hang
out great flying flags. with false and ludicrous rep
RESERVATIONS ON them, a. am unwilling iu believe
that an intelligent community will continue To
couulenaUCe such iutulnrab,e humbuggery.
Nv stock will I've Iargc-wcil selectcd.and bought
(ns h nesily hecvc) chap --ani the public are
assured that L Will be sp,J CHEAP. however do
not profess u sell INV goods f-r less ,hnn They can
be bought "a The eastern ctrs--asl expect To make
an honest living 10y my profits: ard Ihis believe Is
tho calculation uf all regular merchants.
only ask the public in call and give my Goods "a
fair examination with mind divc-ied of prciuC ice,
and II they do fad them fully cheap those
OF my nrichhurs,I certainty cannot I've urrcasaua
bic as 10 expect them 10 buy. SENSENEl.
ap II
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SECOND ARRIVAL OF
SUMMER GOODS.

AZ The NEW STORE, No. TAI Main 81
e. e. II. q. MARSH, would respectfully
call the attention OF their friends, and the
public ~ general, 10 the beautiful assortment Of
goods, they have Just received, and are now
opening, at their Store, No IA, Main Street and
which they are determined TO sell cheaper than
ever. Among them you will find
Super extra Black Cloth; sup wool black cas-.
smeres; sup blue, black, steel and cadet mixed
SatunCttS; summer Cloths; Mixed GambroOus;
Heavy fancy Drills; White Barnsley Dullngs;
Drab Damask; SelrsuckcT Giughams; Blue dr Is
Kentucky Jeans; IickinGs and Checks: 3 Yds
wide bleached Sheetng, sup Russia Shce'ng;
IA and "a Table Diaper; 81 Black and Green
MelinOes; Nankeens; black AVID cold A uacha;
Coating GInghams; Solid do; Manchester and
Down GInghamy; Scarle: and White Flaunels;
Plaid yacOnetts;. Cashmere and Mousline de
Lame Shawls, black Lcvantine hdkfs; bonnet
Lawns; 81 Plaid Shawls: Canton FlLnncs;
York DenIms, Newport Clssimercs; SCicsIas;
Green baragei White and Pink Gre de Nap;
Bobbinett, &c &c.
A large and splendid assortment Of FANCY
PRINTS, very cheap, good ass prtrscut of Ho-
sIery, baces. Edciugs, Ribbons and Hdkls,
Trimmings, Umbrellas, and Parasols; bonnet
Lawns.
They mvi tethe pcoplc {, call and examine their
goods before pur. hasing, as they feel confident
they can offer as great H not greater bargains
than any other House Ia the city. jun5
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TRUST SALES.
TRISTEE,H SALE.

~ ruiuGjis real estate consisting ofLOt, Ware
houses and dlrciiiHgs, on Uidfer Street, Uhcc-
ling Ia.
e Virtue of a deed Of trust cNeCuncd by John
b > 'awcctt, bearing date on the 5ih of April
1871, and recorded ~ the clerks ofuCe OF Ohio
county, shall, on Monday the 18th day Of Sep
iomutr next proceed to sell, on the premises, at
public auction, 10 the HIGHEST BIDDER Tor cash, let
No FIVE, ~ IA, second square IN the city Of
Wheeling. situate on Water street near the steIn
boat landing, whCrCon are large and raiJiIJic
Three story brick warehouses;, and GJCciiiBg
houses The utlG Is believed to be uugugslIoUabic,
but selling as trustee | Will only make svch ute
"a - vested IN me. NM IL KING.
may 10 Is Trustee.
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BOO. SHOES
N 3 Ark 3 ], y Z SsSSES r .

NIGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT
- A TODD. hos just received a large and
complete assortment Of the following Goods, which
are uf the hest quality. and will! he sold low for
cash AT his BOOT. 81 OF AND BONNET HOUSE,
GENTLENENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Boots, sewcd. city made.
do do do pump sole
Kip; Calf and Thick Boots
Gentemens' fine ciIfand Morocco shoes Of the
latest style vi--Bddlcs. Unions. Duwn:ngs, Web
STEERS, Golf md Morocco Dancing Pumps Tavern
Slips and water proof over shoes; also, Kip and
Thick Brucars Of ~ kinds.
LADIES' SHOES g. BOOTS
Fine black cold and bruuzed Md Slippers Of
different kinds Village Lace. Paris Ties, Buskins,
Jefferson Ties fine strap and tic Kid, Seal, Morocco
and Call walking shoes, white and black hid and
Satin Slippers, black and cold Silk and Lasting
Caters. wafer proof fur lued Over shocs.
MISSES & CHlLDRENS' SHOES.
Fine city mode hid and Morocco Slippers. Kid
Seal end Gulf walking Shoes Morocco and Calf
Lace Boot. black and cold Kid Buskins. black and
cold Victoria Caters, Kid, Calf and Morocco Ankle
Ties.
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETS,
Fine Plain and Wave Florence Braid Bouncis,
English aud American Straw DO, Cypss-s. willow
and Lawn De-, Gcutemcus' Fine LeEhurn, single
aud double hrim Summer Hats, imitation Panama
or Orleans Hats Boys and ChiIdrtUs' LeghOu
and Palm Leaf Hats OF every variety.
LEATHER
Spanish. Country sole Kip and Upper Leather.
Cali, Nd, Goat. Binding aaI Lining Skins. OF 'he
hest quality. Also pretty respectable sprinkle OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Just cali go thc
Sign ofhe BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT South
Eud 0i Nursol Sgu1Ie. may -
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IN O. ANCFRY- I'm fhr Clr.ur. Superior court
y cot Law aud ghaHgegy loi OHIO county
Benjamin r Thistle, complainant.
Tohn M.Iure. Samuel W Kcrh7u. Isaiah tukrua.
Friend CDN.an Samuel Trevor. John W Mes
4rsk aud Caleb Trevor. wG.'ufrs under the firm
ofTrevor Nasz.rt g. Co. and Richard Hardss
~ late sheriff OF OHIO county, ArCufUa .d PAUL.
Andrew Bemrs.s and George PAUL partners
under the .u of Fla.I. Dempsey & PAUL. and
GusfIvus Jr.=1u.
attendants.
Pursuant torhc decree made poo fnl- cause ON
thc f7tb daV of June 1888. shall 0u Monday O.
1ff1 d4. IuIg 1888. and trHrr1f or NY adjourn.
rrrrfa from time fu time ss snail HH necessary. Oh
the 10Ircsf Ne7sra jacob q tIllHug.. r1 Vince.
.rug Va. proceed fu sIGfr Iu account of 'Hr debts
fur fo the II1nrH and any of rrr d...u|rufa.
ls alleged Dob fuo Bill au. r1n.0 fH Dbl. charged
.u1r zoe real estate 800 fHs uU. U.uH"H... v.'E
irc several amounts thereof. Orb WHOM &c.. lI.
OWING g. fnr rrIarru s H..H obey pr. snN' ed i1 Do.
.arH. win any other H.us uu -1H rrE. estate.
|r.lr order H.H UU."f.. 600. ".'.'.'N ...H.
..rIrrruf H# Hr.a..fHI specially REQUIRE. Hr T..
.4.r..s ~ o. TTTEHTgH. Master 0Hu.r.
I.#. A. E...... 'H' CON ..
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81 cOND ARRIVAL or
NEW GOOns

II DHNSTON BERRYlHLL a. Co. at NoI3i
- Main stcethayo receive q, and are nov, 0.,r 70.
iug large stock of spring and summer goods Iov, or
than any yet offered Iu tuis market oar stock b.
now large, embracing almost every article o..
suaIIy Kept Boo Dry Goods siYres. s Isu % rcuer,I
assortment Of llaitcrs Fuis aud Trimmings. Combs.
Buttons, Threads Brushes and Sowing silks C0uu.
cry merchants and tho public generally are respect.
fully invited 20 call aud examine Cor themselves.
orr prices cannot fId 10 please may 4
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CHEAP BARGAINS.


~ w HElSKELI., has received and is now
~. opening at The corner OF Union aud Mar ct
Slrcci, opposite S Iuth West corner Of the MARKET
HOUSE. "A large supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
To which he respectfully invites the attention Of
the public. |, has heroine customary for persons
protesting Ia he Merchants, 10 eudcnvor TO create an
" Excitement" by eating forth improbable atemeuts
in regard to the guanIIiy and chenpncss OF their
Goods, that it is be presumed that the public hav
become disgused with "such tricks of trade, and
will he satisfied with the truth All persons wish
ing TO purchase Goods at a small advance Oh the
Eastern COST are invited TO CALL and they assured
that this will be the case, and no mistake. w
Heskell cannot sell his goods as low as Country
Micro hauls purchase them ~ the Eastern cities;
hut will sell cheap as they can he bought in
Wheeling. The public will fnd almost every arli-
Gle Of DRY GOODS at his store, suitable for The
eason.
500 rs American Prints exceedingly chear; 100
pieces English and French Chintz; 30 pieces Ears-
ton Manchester French and domestic Ginghams;
- bales Brown Muslin all prices, $50 pieces
bleached Muslin very cheap; Checks and Furniture
COuons; Irish Linens, Brown lIolluud Grass Linen
for Goals Crash; Brown Linen; Table Cloths; Brown
and Bleached Table Diaper, Towel Diaper Birdscye
Diaper Fannes all colirs; Black Blue Dab. Brow %.
Green and Invisible Green Cloths; New style En-.
glish Fancy Csssimercs; Cussjueils and Kentucky
Jeans; 6laCk aud Brown Summer Clpth of v1ripus
qualities; Black and Mixed Drilling CUiiouaICs. SC;
GambrUOus, Grape and cnVe lIsse, MrusIn dc
LANES BlIzaTines style; Printed SaEbuies; Bon
net silks aud lawns also Innings; white. black and
mixed silk aud cotton hose and hi hoses Bpmhaziues;
Meriuo Alpacha cloths Black Italian and other Silk;
Splendid assortment Of NesJiugs, Silk aHd Fabby
Veveis; Silk, Broche and Mousu de Lame Sbawls;
Ladies' Cmyats; Green Baragc; Chaulllly YcIl-;
Silk and Linen Cambria II Indkcrchicls; Black Silk
Cotton, Mohar aud Kid Gloves; Light Cuored
Gloves end nov style Nlis; Lsle and Thread Lace
Edgngs and Footings; Jaconot and Swiss Edgings
and lnserllugs; variety cfCap aud Bonnet RIB.
hons; Jacoucl. Swiss and Null Mus'Ias Tlrleton
Muslin Tor B1nuels; BDbbiuert@ Fancy Nuts Plain
and Figured; Iaqrain Curpouug and Rugs; Cotton
Yarns from No 8 60 {, CplDrcd C1rpet Yarns
BONNErS, BONNETS. new style SpUug Bon
nets very great variety ior Ladies aud ChIdrcH
Palm Leaf Hats, very Chcap mar 30