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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
MONROE HOUSE, Ea
Mssros Street, befsren Main end Marked Streets
- bear-e q. WHEELING. vA.saspf srr1 SCI

JAMES MATHERS, Proprietor.
EHE Monroe House has been entirely renovated
and refftteJ throughout. and The rreprielsr
has ne hesitation in saying that he accommodate
the Travelling public well. if not better ihsn any
other Hotel in this city Ills ,unsiring exersions
shall he devoted 10 the comfort OF his guests. This
hosse Is heated within 20 rads Of he Steam Boat
Landing and nearly oprnsie the Posf Office. making
il desirable stopping Plere for strangers visiting
The CITY on business Baggage will be conveyed 10
and from steamboats, free of charge. and coaches
will call AZ The door receive passenRrrs
Attached 10 The heu.e is a good STABLE which
will be we'll and carefully attended 10. Strangers
I'D mlied al any hour OF the night. Charges made
20 suit the times. OFT "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
A LARGE AND FAsIEIoNABtsE
.assoTfmaessf of F.fJTCF and
STAPLE
DRY GOODS!!I
5sbfsN y ffsl;SS Il 90.

= u y I h
fOns Door Sssfk n ths ". s.. HOI,ELl r
ESPRgrFUfslFr isioias De citizrrs n
~ JVhoeiino that thsg have iust received from
1-f.,-.or, phladoluhia and New York, The lar-
80, and r,oat spleadi3 asoeriment - Fssh on
$50 r5rv. Goods eperoIsred IN ihie MARI ~, which
60 fe,f confident ia saving VIII ~ enfpess
100 HI QUALITY and cneapneat Except the fcur
- ,,0tli0 and ~ calico. and - sueh frnck,
-si.irh afeiu street. can boast a anT steck %
r.oosla ever offered in this city. without boast.
80 - ~,1anendinr frora our windows emhiaz0aed
ase~- We arr warranted IN saylqg 20 on those,
49, wish "a purchase Goods that cen Be Ruaruu-
f-ife selecfef and hol,ghf Cor cash. aud that We
- 9efefuined ~ cell GOOD goods cheepeI ihan
- - bought anywhere elee IN abe city U 'c
hefser thnr truck sid We viii show them oar
Foofs. ~ thsm ouy prices,sand iet thsn Judes
~ Asrassivas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

F s. p. HULLTHER. DENTAL SURGEON.
OFFICE. No al, Main 81. few dooss above
ne Yiginis Hotel. Wheeling. w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

a MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
IN CUTLERY.-Thr subscriber hasjusi rreev-
eda fresh sspply Of HARDWARE a CUTLERY.
The Of which is American n1ep uiasture. great
" rluced prices, and Of equal quafy with The he's
English mnnRfaeuFs. Those who are acqoaia;sd -
With The prices Of Hard sara viii please cali and
the practical operstion Of What ia called BY soma
The late high tariff on the following arscles, ell a.
nericoB; lt t1r
MILL SAWS CROSS CUT SAWS isn
FIT do HAND do
WEB DO Lexis. Hinges, Screws.
CssIoru Rules BeviIs SQUARES, Plane Bits Chisels
Screw drivers, Compssses. Angurs. c'mhieis. Bella
Ares Fool Adzsa Halehets, Brslshes, &sc- toesthsg
with large Jet sf SeYthss, Slcklss, scVfhe Riass
and Seyfhs Stones SAM'L MEL
june
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

T1RlNcEa, GiMPS AND OTflER TRIM
MNG--I have rslendid asspflmcn n
Frinres, tsimgs Brahls. Nhairs,nrs Baions ~
habits and oihsr ar6eics 81 Miiliners' trimmings
81 W = RELBg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

Prepared and cold By A v sands e Co, Drug
Hsts and hemi<tr. Granite buildings. at
Broadway, corner Of Chambers st New v ork.
sud for sale by Druggists throughout the u s.
Fnce ~ per bottle. sax bottles for o.
Der that IL 10 Sands's Sarsspsnils that has and IN
constantly achieving such remarkable cares of
The most difficult class OF diseases 20 which the
Parilia, o. nd teke no other.
OLIVER PRYOR. Assnf ~ ssyrcisf sp-
yosnf'.enf for the Propriefors. for Hheeiing
and rfcinify- Nv ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
TNaITnAN1a.

II TsKS all hc futrr ~ ,he FIRE A. MARINE
6 INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
ne lotresf rates on
Buildings ofsllkinds. st,ne, bnsk orwoodsa
and their coufentsi
Steambpaig factoriesi mills. &c.
Furniinrei
And rntFohandise ofall kiods. sf
And againet Ell dangers attending the trans
portstion OF goods on rivers, lakes. ssas, caaals
and railfoade.
Per the chnfactcr Of the company % 70 prcr9g a
tiude ard libersliiy in The adjustment ard paf.
nent Of iHssee -fve beg lrsFe % refer 81 tfc
ehants Of tlia biart ard eisssVhcrs VINO have "A 4
% Ell "a Msis 81 81 wkAaDiNc se3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

YuHfN THOUSAND POUNDS ~ Dry While
II Lead. Fnrs. y hirh ~ pill sell ~ he Invest
mice. (u,h "a BAKERA pORERT5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Canvas. $500 O00.

~ HIS company being new duty rGanizedi fs.f
prepared 70 make Insurance on every des-r ?,
ling Houses, Store q ouses &C With their cen.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Roats sod keal n
Boa n with their carRocs, 10 led from any eft
on the Ohio md Mississippi rivers OF fhclr III
utaFy streams. Applica ton Ter Insurance 70 -
mads Tor The present % the ofice'of the Wheel
ling Savings. ms titutiou -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
~t FOUNTAIN INN. -st'
(isis Rsifks~ser's.I Lfour ST, BALTIMORE.
~ W DIX. - P,.,,;<..r.

ltets e<af1o~t<r ~ l<fCur SIr = Ill ltIIhE.
x ~ " naH. rocc. r,.p-'e.-.
HAv1yG feasrd this extensive and fsvosfe -
u inhlishment. and rnlisrly renovated and ~
hsied II ihunshosr. 20 that % compare sdvnnts.
eeousy with sny similar estshiishspenin The Uaon-
have no hesitation in endesvorius TO sn<sst IN,
sifeni'on Of the trsvshng psbie To this fsvcriss
h~s~L 1.-THE mo<z ssrsoucus exs~tions. jsirsec v
every p"-sib'e ronvcnsnceso Ne fcsnd slsswbsrv. Z
ran nsars sseccs they pledge fhemselvss sh<t rs,.
'ormer web esrred reputation. shalt ros only 10,
msritrd hui rrpsrspd. Il, -. ...l u .
In srcordanrs Win shs diiEi~.lsf<s of he times.
they have determined 10 reduce ther charges 70
CONFESSIONAL rncs ~ 25 per day eol
Baltimore. July ,, le43. " -. 80,
- p w. w. q s. n. JIHESON a.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS A. HAT5
Wsn rdr Of Main street, Wzseffn<, Va
live on hand and constantly nsnnicsur =
IL ing general assortment ofsuperos Prr AL
Silk haas. They havs rece iv ed the latest spring
nshlons rom New York and are prcpsrcd .
- supply TO order all sizes and "a shiss. N the
ksescnr or pesf style, as may suit cnstom erA
n nyk sd Drab benvlr and Castor. Plain
white hnseia and Nspt Hats.
'TheNalso keep on ard an assortment OF plsia 1
and fancy mep's. Ind hoys fur and cloth csRs. >.
all Of which IN ey offer 20 their mers aud the
public on he most pleasing termp-@ " 49,
Al orders from country mereh snts and deal =
ers Rronptiy nisd on the n,ostfsvorabls terms.
herctofore received, they solicit q sharosf pub- II
ne patronage which they are determined 10 DE- 4
serve BY prompt attention, personal apploatioa
70 business and cheap and fevors be rates. 30 q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

GRoCERTES DRY GoODS,
No. I7S, East tide Of Market Sgrars.
HAS On hand general assortment C Family
GROCERIES and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. winch he offers N tho pnblic lou ne they
con Ne hsd nIhs Western cnunIry. sng 90 =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

Martha Conlin has lvea IN ms family ihe last
3vonrs. and hereby certify that the foregoing
Mrs MARY b LLOYD. u
Es go 1road 81 Nowark, N !.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

Ihsye confidence In the representations mad
by MARTINS Coniin, aud have full knowledEe o
81 cere. ELIJAH + PURDY,
kidermaa roth Wsrd Of the cry Of New York.
Dec "A, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

f. 'a- III TIE Use Or ftN . 81 ls.L.-.-I- n !
HYGEIANxEesTAsLEUfN INEsR SAL MEDICINES
As formerly prepared Hnder fhe sHperrisior eflte
LATE hR. TBO-1fA s MOAT
Vice Prestdcnt of the British College &C Health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
Ikeou Martha Csnlin, and believe what she
JOHN POWER,

place fill condolences in the statement made
BY Mariha t,oulini havIag known her the past
twenty wears. viii cheerfuly give any particulars
IN rclaiieu to her case 20 those who may wish
f',rther Information. ST. ELIZABETH,
Superior oftho roman Catholic Orph an Asylum.
Prince street, New York. dec "a, 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

More new GOODS. al The Nee rork ekrsF
vi Cad Sfnre! 1e9 Market ST. wHEkLrSo Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-24
General Record .
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday. Nov. 23-6 p M.

Stocks have fallen off to day The sales were smaller
and prices tending downwards Long Island declined u
per cent Harlem IA Farmers Loan Ohio IS 1860,
Indiana, I Kentucky, I; Mohawk advanced Canton
Companyl The brokers Of both Boards getting in
deep, and heavy decline in any stock would sensbly al
feet the whole although such the great abundance Of
money, they must recover again.
The Norwich Railroad borrowed of the Worcester Rail-
road Company hiryve thousand dollars and gave their
bonds for the amount. The Worcester Company lately
sold those bonds par without endorsement This loan
enable the Norwich Company extend their road
to deep water, which will make a convey from New
York Boston that road much more enen than
before this mprov The above SALE made without
the parties dsrosng of the bonds shows that
the standing of the Norwich Company is becoming good
and its credit established The stock is rapidly rising
this market and the condition of the Company appears
very prosperous The receipts and expenses up to Nov
l. for 1912 and 1913, are follows =
Receipts. Expenses. Ercess
FROM Jan to My 49, 81 ss
Several items of expense, caused by accidents in
cuded in the for isi3 which swes the amount
than $4,000 above what it would have been in the
usual running of the road. The number of shares is
10000 The interest paid their whole debt is $4,000,
and he receipts for November and December this year
exceed those ohe period last the per cent pre-
vious months have the company will have earned dvi
dcnd of s. 50 per share.
The renewed confidence in American State stocks,
which the late advices from this country received in
London created will we fear, be short lived. We give
the quotations in the English market at the latest date,
compared with previous prices
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sales or stock s at PhIIadelphia.

50 shores Girard Bank St; 6s do Reading Railroad 3D.
do 223 $4,000 Reading RR Bends 1885, 10; 81 900 do
IS; $4,000 do IS $1,000 do, ia; 1874 shares Vicksburg
Bank, s. 100 Wilmington Railroad 1872; 80 Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, a. 40 United States Bank 5I 81 900
state S. ~ 5000 do u; 5000 do II; 5000 DO ~
81 900 do 7O $3.50 do 70 $4,000 do, 7O $4,000 do 7ol
ST. do 7o $500 do 7O $500 State 6s 1876 cash 76
1927 60 do, 49, so shares Mechanics Bank, 25; sos 90
State 6s lS3 75 sos 90 do old S6 75 Sos 90 do new
40 5 SI7 25 do old annual 49, So 900 State SIS b5 702
800 shares Grard Bank, s 100 do s 100 do ST. l6 do
bs 7O 900 do 5s 20; $40 SO do 6 rs; 900 do SIS
b3f 7O1 shs Penna Blk cash ga do cash 223 10 do
M s do M s SIS Wilmington sn R 90 s00
SECOND BoARp.-75 shares Norristown RR, 3; 25 do
Planters Blk Tenn cash. TO- 100 do Girard Trust 81 $4,000
Reading RR 6s 1880 773 AL shares Girard Bank, 81
do 81 40 do Reading RR, D; 50 do b5f %; "a do Will
mngton RR 1885, ado North America Blk, $50; do Phila
delphia Blk 94l; 20 do Western Bk, 46
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DIR. HOUSEMAN'S
ND NJtNT rnITItJI ND ODDS

GERMAN COUGH DROPS,
DREPARED and sold whoesals by JOHN J. DAVIS, city
of Hudson, Columbia County ~ and for sale IN this
city wholesale and retail, by
JAMES y AsPINwALL.
G6 william street General Agent for this city; q,
aud by of the tail druggists IN New YORK ana
Brooklyn. .
Perhaps more aud valuable medicine than this
never the afflicted No has hitherto been
had TO the extraordinary known but
tried aud efficacy most thoroughly proved
by pfallbe of actual experience By its own merits
and excellence has become highly celebrated every
section of the country where has been may with
out be nalbe remedy Tor colds
asthma, influenza, whoopng cough Group worms
hGmorrhage raising blood aud all the complaints Affecting
lungs aud tending consumption or general DE-
by Numerous testimonials may be N the hands oi th
for the of this healing basm showing that ,ch
has been nuumeIable multtud oil cases IN
proofs ful efficacy lncoatruvertbe USED
la the ne "ompl uts above nan ed II ac
and their flu the Is arrested
In thu climate where such c"mpalns are So comm;n "w,s
sudden changes of weather, VIII" places % Vau
heat, should ne WITHOUT h,s medcI ''mei Us 81
IL will bs for medical ttlsuduce, aAd what
Wi the ltngo,shing sofsrugs OF prytrsct'd III
and ,r.serye life Itself tihc,coas az II - ~ %
mild rle4sact AID awas himss; 1t purely v.get %
I'd b. safety ~
weather aud under al circumstances IL acts as mid hale
exp,c and Il the yeue toGc IL, use
his not ouy nds WIN aborng under tenn
porary illness il has duced meat IN g..
health e p rsons fr Die effect TO i'm.
p,r tone the while weak
"e"'' $500 NY ~ " n2 I'm cod. m
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Aueuoaecr.
(Stsre No. 50 Ann sfresf.)



FRIDAY,
At 1917 O'Clock, in the sales room,
Large sale of seasonabe dry goods clothing and pledged
articles OF all descriptions
Also, large Of articles Of all descriptions by
der Of a receiver.
At II o'clock precisely.
Splendid Watches5 valuable watches have been oher
ed Ia the public for three years.
And beautiful lot OF jewelry, pins, rings, &c.
Also, splendid of English and French broad
and beaver cloths and lots to
SUIT hosiery. drawers shirts, collars &c. -
Also, fine clothing heavy do suitable
for the
Also. the balance of stock OF a merchant taor-hosery
gloves shirts, collars. hosoms, handkerchiefs, &c
Aso at O'Clock precisely by order OF the Marshal
I'm, cask Wine 10 demohns Irish Whissey Is baskets
Champagne, l0O Havana aud other groceries
SATURDAY,
At l01a O'Clock, 10 he sales
Large sale OF choice nd hand Furniture comprising the
entire furniture OF an'l! giving housekeeping conssoE
Of chairs, tables, carpets looking glasses sofas bure side
board china glass and plated bed gene
rally, kitchen utensils, &c.
Also. continuation, the sale room stairs valuable
assortment Of elegant furniture of all descriptions
Also, paintings piano ortes looking glasses curtains
Also, quan,ity of plated ware, china aud glass.
Also, 10 dozen superior French mahogany chairs
Stoves-Also, 10 valuable 'oking aud other stoves
~ BIEvery facility will be afforded for the disposal of
merchandise Of all descriptions Business will
business like manner. Sales will be regular, aud
in this establishment under the charge solely of
THOMAS BELL No IS Ann st.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OvEnBER "A


S Ss .,.. -: s sSss a .s1. %
Cleared.
braves 's:%sn @ saF'
Ssias Sou" s.syliyS r.,
Co~schrs Rose Nickerson, ST. Georges, Bermuda, Foster
GS C%irI Va" Name Rssanda by the ssmesoops
Active Goldsmith Dghon Mass Competent Young, Fall
"'''' Arrived.
Ship Arson. Barkman days from Charleston, with cotton
BarGee Cooss Whipple tof Philadelphia from Rio Jmeir
BarGas ovaaao Nichols; is days from Sydney, CD with
Big Port Leon Johnson, of Bath from Bermuda, Nov H.
scb Select Sterling from Washington NC naval stores, to
schr Mary Ca,harine from Richmond, 'S hours from Cape
sc6r Lsonae. Hart, 70 hours from Richmond with Hour
schr j W Kmpton Osborn, from Norfolk with mdse, to
schr Commerce rag, from Georgetown DC. with -four
sch John Endco Endcott, from Philadelphia with coal
seh Heroine, Coats. days from Philadelphia, with COAL
master.
RrruRrEp- schr Elizabeth darkness. hence for oporo.
On Tesoy @ S s aaS a. s p IL PS
to repair
aeneraI Record.
Murrsy sEA-The Col TayOe, Wells, from St. Johns,
Of The having a. The
mast hand refused duty, while the aud were
erposu lang with him he drew long sheahing knife and
stabbed of them The captain badly wounded the
knife entering the right shoulder blade The
stabbed of his and the breast Surgical assist
,uce has rendered aud learn they both doing well
Jones Immediately irsns, and on his arrival
taken before magistrate and committed to jail for safe keep
| ing.
corn flour struck rock IN the Vineyard Sound afternoon
Of o which caused her to leak so badly that Captain
and fat sunk about Is feet water nigh tide. Lighters
were alongside aud had out 200 eb flour the 2oh The
h,mpe full the flour will probably all be
the vessel expected vii soon be got siiost and carried
he Raw repairs Chase stoe that the buoy intended
no MONT out the place of the rock half mile distant from
where the struck The Mohawk has 400 bbs -four 500 do
rs, and ,,00 bn shells corn VIM b. Reynolds
sci insured Tor $4,000 and the for ocO in Boston
BaPouE NvARSo Peabody which cleared hence Goth ult.
Tor porto net into st Georges 9th inst DISTRESS having
heavy gale started her sem from the apron aud kept
ON sinking wsth much difficulty, by fastening CHAINS
throwing overheard part Of the In going
into Bernud, with pilot board he her ashore
reef but she was soon got of aud taken ST. Georges where
dschargug cargo last accounts TWAS supposed
' that the vessel would be condemned,
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHILADELPHIA, Noy 23-Cd yesper, Lofiand Port Maria
M RTsq Bnryop s W,ou B"sop Mama
Hannah. NYork
BALTIMoRE, Nov PAR Boston, Hamilton, Boston, Comet
Moore Demersa; Lois Honeywell, Hartford; Maria Hop
New Delight Gibbs Boston; Eliza Hand Baker; Tryal
Gibbs, and Union Smith Pravidsnce CID Boil Bohlen
Guayra and Porto Cabello Cosmopoe, Morgan, NYork -
Sid STAFFORD. Noreans Paige. and Baltimore, Boston,;
Maria, NBedford.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 2l-An Reward, Br] Eaton. st Lucia
RICHMOND, Nov 2l-Arr Hannah, Cheever, Salem
NoRFoLK, Nov 2Ar Helen Maria, NYork; Sid Grafton,
Gardner Rio: Arr 2oth st Leon, Bangor Wabash, Boston,
Cid L Berthe. Santa Cruz.
ST MARks, Nov I3-AIr Emeline Fish, NYork Camilla,
Mandeu Boston; Van Buren, Babcock Rhode Island. CID
X w Brown, Tatem, NYork
General Record
ScpR SIGNAL, Walton Of Salisbury from Arecbo PR for
Norfolk with cargo nf sugar aud moasses
CuucK beach, New Inlet 18th inst Vessel and
EXCEPT probably few hhds molasse will be total oss
insured. -
ScHR CoLuMBus Cade, from Philadelphia for NYork put
into Delaware Beakwater goth Distress having been IN
contac with schr en Scott hence for Virginia on Sunday
night last Egg Harbor sustained considerable damage
The Ia ter proceeded on her voyage.
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Passengers Arrived.
RIO JANERo- argue Coosa-E d Steward, ID La Grice.
Foreign ImpOrtatlOns
RIO JANEIRo-Barque Coosa-lO0O bags coffee Wrgley-
200 Lewis Brothers Phladelphia-236 Karsher do-l0
Da Cost dol Adams do657 do 10 $50 hides Mason
Thompsod-l box pkg Capt Hbnover-4 bxs kartsher-
Dbl wine Major Howell Phiad-9 pcs rosewood box maps
do silk pkg 97 bags coffee master6l3 do TO order
BELIZE Hon-Bg Florida Blanco-( Reported yesterd, y
ogwood bales lila cochinei $1,000
b Banco-S600 + Alrxander-S900 j Labouisse.
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shin Masters and Agents

Ship Masters and Agents
We shall favor, if Captains of Vessels will give
o Commodore RoBERI SILyEy, of our News Fieet a Ne
Fesse spoken their Passage. List Of their Cargo an
BOARD them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
espondents, home abroad will also confer favor by
,.ndng 10 this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of sipd viii be thankfully
rscevrd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-24
MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days OF the Steam ships
FROM LIVERPOOL. AMERICA
aIaion;a Iotf Dec. 1
acadia, Ryrie..' -. Nov. 10 80 - - Dec 10
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DOOMs Az MURRAY sTREET.-Two front Parlors
IL with Bedrooms adjoining. Also single Rooms for gentle
men nag 6tsr
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K WINTERS tXHIB TlON OF CHEMICAL
PAINTINGS.
WILL be open for few weeks, Commanding on Monday
w Evening, Nov g. lst3, in the Granite Building coms
of Chambers s and Broadway.
Each Painting surface of nearly 200 square feet Of
and produces wonderful phenomena Of distinct
pictures the canvass consisting OF the folowina
views
MILAN Cathedral
2-City of jerusalem and CrucfiIien.
3-Church OF the Holy Sepulchre.
4-BeishaILars Feast.
Tickets admission Is each. Doors at O'Clock
in the evening; performance ar 7k O'clock
Ent au Chambers one door from Broadway.
M 3wissr
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FULLER'S GYMNASIUM,

No 20 ANN STREET, NEAR NASSAU,
WI FULLER fully informs his friends and pupils,
w thai the Gymnau Is now oven daily, aud will be
lighted up every evening during the winter. -
W r would pariculsriy call the attention OF Gentemen
residing Brooklyn and those engaged in business dosn town
favorable location OF his establishment Tor the OF
exercising Under proper Instruction. short time daily Is only
necessary developing the frame, and nvgnrang the con
titution.
Fencing and SOARING taught the principles OF the Lon
don School. adopted by Its most eminent professors
Terms moderafe n22 2wsI
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SOIREES MUSICALE.
CHANGE OF HOUR
MIR DEMPSTER,S BALLAD SOlREEN

NJ X. SOTKEED.
MR. DEMPSTER has the honor his intention
1 Of giving Of three Ballad oirers Society
Library tLeonard and Broadway the evenings Of Tues
r aud Saturday, 2st 23d and 25th Now
Wie Lament OF n- noom'a Songs and Ballads
Battle of Bunker Hill scottish Daas The Lonely Aud
10; MY Mamie o; Mary % Castl. arey Mans
hat; TAX yonr auld cloak about Burns beautiful bal
lad OF Highland Marypa ticnars OF which will be announced
IN programmes be had Mr. Atwils Music Store, Mr.
Stodar Mr. Dubois and at the door in the evening.
L5~TIckets lity Cents.
doors ope I, to ~ O'Clock precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-24

PARK THEATRE.
L,IRST APPEARANCE in America Of OLE BULL, the
II celebrated Vionist.
The R1Wfiff N a9%sdy y S S9s ses Ct the
After which Grand Concerto in three parts
ALLEGRO MAEsTOSO,
ADAGIO SENTIMENTAL, and
RONDO PASTORALE; =,
and executed by OLE BULL and accompanied by
the whole Orchestra To which will be added the petite com
edy IN one act OF ...z
THE LANCERS.
lmmeda after which the Introduction and vaaons upon
the air from Pasieo mel pce non M sento or sn
In alone; composed by Paganini and sxecuieu ~ r
Dance by Miss Turnbu and the evenings entertainments
WV 'o"e" "1RTIND PoLACCA GUERRIERA;
couoos.d ,nd executed nv OLE BULL. ma 2tsr
yr,O IIT-A splendd parlor with bed adjoining,
| owines e6J Broadway. For further particulars adj
a., nov 27g Lower Post Office. Mo 2wsr
AIRS. CARRoLLs INDICATED vAPoR BATHS
N Courtlandt safe certain and speedy for
couqhs colds thoat swelling Of the glands rheumatism
s' iess OF The joints aud fever Open from A. un
0p W. Sulphur Baths resluif one hours notice NIL or
TO PRINTERS.
L ~ SALTS. founts OF TNJs. Minon aud Nonprels
i yh ch have been used the New YORK hefaid Apply
y his Office.
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE frfm,d and celebrated Pills, from Portugal
we perce,ye 10 be obtainedn this country See ADVERTISE
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