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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07
sALT RIVER.

IT, lhose bound fur lhs notable rvcr. vii
y please cali leIure their cmbarh1tuu. al Inc
Sfenoi HE Back Mammoth Baoteu Market S9nsre.
and lnl iu supply Of ncw style Bool win lroa
sire" soIo'' warranted lo Inst until bcy reaeh heu
destination. even II they should uol stop sbof of
feta- nov Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07

* USr received from New York, new and splea
% did assortment of Cashmere Ecosss; nlso. 6ss
French worked Infant Bodies, Sponsors Collsrs sH4
Collaretas; fine assortment Of Jet Buttons and Hair
Pins. A so, just received from The nlanu nciufing
house in Lowell, Mass. few pieces Of Blue Bass
Aspheium Cloths, for Sacks and Over costs These
Cloths nrs pronounced by the best Talors in iss
city 10 he the finest and hes quality of Cloths the,
ever saw. All true Americans ore invited 10 cali
and look at them, they are far superior and assA
cheaper thar any article OF a similar kind ever liza.
ported A HEY MAN. No lbS.
Oct "A West side Main ST. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07
BOOTS! BOOTS!

IA (Sr received al The Sign Of The Black NAM
@D moth Bout, , cases OF Mons Napoleon Tapped
Soed Boots, superior article, and wall be sold low
forCesh.
Also, 100 prs Mems Kip Brogans.
nov Is A s TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07
nI'BLIc sALEOF YALUABLELAND


VA Ill be sold 10 the hlehest bidder on Mon
W day thc6tA day of January, s45, III front
of the Court Il louise doorin the city of Wheeling
Ohio county, Virginia, that valuable Farm
known by the name Of the Cots Farm sluat-
ed ON Wheeling creek, contiguous 10 and adlom-
ing the dts of said city of Wheeling, and con
ranna aboutone hundred and loIiy'laTee acT res
about ftty acres Of which IS creek bottom ing
scres of the lract is cleared and under cnluya
ton. On this land there is strata of Coal
about five feet thick and from forty to fifty acres
IN extent yet remaining, which eau be worked
to great advantage, as the mouth of the pits open
on one of the public streets OF the city.
The improvements consist OF comfortable
Dwelling House, Stable and othor out houses:
The property will be sold with or without the
Coal priyilege,and the terms wall b> made kno"
on the day of sale
ANY person DESTROYS of purchasing, can m the
mean time receive every Information in relation
10 the premises, from NV Agent, + X Armstrong
of Wheeling. ,,r,,,, ,,,>,r
oct us HAMFDEN HAN''
Baltimore Patriot will copy Tri-Weekly, unit
day Of sale and charge This Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07

lars. HATS. HATS fs" 7'ofe dozen Of
hen spIendid Cashmere AM beaver Iiafs.
!, so,hed oil and ready ior ilsfeeiian nt Meal
,vs. No I7g Man - Sign ul By Back Hat
H. &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07

DIR INGS:

Driving Numbers of the Ae.ahdrin Lotlery-Cla-
No 4l-Drnwn at Alexandria, Saturday 23d No
vcmher. 1874
81 81 80 81 GO AZ GA ~ SO l67
Ticker NJ 81 81 20. Capiral Prize Of $4,000
Ticket No l6 3G, Pdze of s3.000-holh prizes
III the above Lottery were sent to this Office and
sold.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07

TICKETS ?l6-IInl,es s5-Quartrrs $3.50
CerIicales oil Package, al 26 Whole Ticket $3.50
Do do 26 Half do 65
Do do 20 Quarter do 32i
pFF Orders for Tickets and Share' md Certificates
OF Packages IN The above Splendid Lotteries will
receive The most prompt attention, and nh cHiciai
account OF each drnuing sent immediately after i, Is
over to all who order ticket. from Address.
G GREGORY & CO. Managers.
nov 30 Richmond, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07

NTOTiCE All persons indebted Tor Vaccination
during the current year. are notified mai lh'
lists have been placed in my handr for collernon.
and Ina, unless they make payment to me within
Ton oys from This date suns will he instituted With
.onl dialrnclion Of persons, J L SANGSFoN,
nov % Sergeant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07
so PRIZES OF 1000 DOLLARS.

90 Of $500 No. &c.
Tickets sl0-IIolves S5-Qunrtcrs 50 80.
Certificates OF packages Of % Whole Tickets 81 30
DO do rs Half do Is
DO do 25 Quarter do 324
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07

- hbLS fafa .IsItc ,'rrf r,ra. Narui,saalaa
- and tr sa.e by fee3 ofAER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07

q LAI-Io fa', of Am. rcrd ard fr al.
a 'F aee5 0IAIR PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07

3 lIClfIL.s GcoGnfhy md Aua.. Ia,t rec'd
y i aud ior salt Nuo.c,ale ard RcraII Al Tho
q mN aud Ssuonsry Srrcuf W ROBB.
dec Cora.ror AIoIob l,,.o,..t,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07

IANh feekS-Ihe sHb,culor has Iatelr
w'ruiaeIefe5 q 'orso qnanoIe of G'nnk Bsals
%. ,d P'ief and Workmanship. Which arc od,fed
Al f-duccd rers ur Cash
de- Join ! HAsWFII Uri.a..i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-07

80 BRLS CapJ LoGwood. JUS, receiveIa d
eVgI Tor ,ale low by
dec OLIVER PRYOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18
TUE VOICE OF NEW ENGIAND.

NfESSRS WALLACE 4 CAMPBELL. Extensive Mer-
IfR chants IleDuke y H. write that iaIs Balsam OF
Wild Cherry is dong tooadcrS here for The Sex.
Mr. Jumcs Eineron Druggist, OF Salem. Mas writes that il
had cured gentleman who. Tor eight months had had
strongly marked symptoms of Consumption.
Mr. Edward Mason. Wholesale Druggist Portland Maine,
says that Mr. james Johnson who res the following statement,
the first citizens III the community III which he lives.
Lei every read IL
NORTH YARMOUTH, Name March 4, lSii.
have been less severely afflicted with disease Ot
the lungs or FIGHT YEARS During ,ha, time have been
attended By eminent Physicians, and have also male OF Il
nuube. Of kinds OF the highly recommended medicines IN
the countryi OF which gave but partial elei Last May
was seized with vnent cough and pam the lelt SIDE and
blcenine of the lungs kliu Physician called who said
Ut take much nedclne As the weather grew
warmer my health improved little but still weak.
In November was gam attacked with rnckns cough and
n,sn: of blood. running down last and had but
little hopes health again. About the iist
Of December finding relief irum mcdca advice. began to
take Dr. W,ar's BaSsn of Wild Cherry. and cheerily
testify TINT have derived benefit from s'nge bottle than
from all other meicII;s have taken have used
two bottle. and IN better health thnl have enj1yed before
ioc SEVEN YEARS. MARY JOHNSON.
Mary johnson Is my daughter. and | well acquainted
with the narrated above The statement correct oil
respects and eel that owinG TO the OF Dr WIS
ars Babam OF Wild Cherry, that she recovered her health
JAMES JOHNSON.
Those who ll doubt invited TO call and nuner-
testimonials Among O,Sefs have the written signatures
of Recorder inlnadge and John Powe: D. d. syns to its
wonderful efficacy and virtue
I- Beware Of limitations and be to get Dr. Wstar's
Sold only by Isaac Butts l5 Fulton st. corner Of Nassau
Dexter Albany E. w. Bull Hartford Gorilam New: Ha.
ven mig I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18
Farmers Club.
Reported expressly for the Tribune.

TUESDAY. April l6
GRATING.
DR.. Sterens said that India Rubber ribbon
was tue best ligature for grating. 1t elas
tic and kept the plant moist. In the selection of
scions, it is necessary to obtain the wood perfect
" ripe If u person wants dwarf trees, he must
cngraft on the roots. 1t is vicious practice Of
some nurserymen to sell trees, the growth Of such
gratis.
Mr.. Carter explained the mode of chip graft
ing, and commended it as method he had never
known to fail.
Mr. Bro,cn said this is budding-it is called
the scollop mode of budding. There are more
than thirty methods of budding. The scollop
method is good one; it can be used at all sea-
sons.
Mr.. Bosucll said the best preparation to cover
the wound was l lb. rosin, ID. beeswax, 3 OF.
tallow.
MIR. Brown said the best compost was cows
dung and loan or clay.
Mr.. Bos,rcU explained the common cleft mode
of grating also the quick mode which was
simply splicing: another by approach which is
cutting away the bark and uniting or crossing the
twigs. The latter mode is most applicable 10
trees.
There was some desul!ory conversation relative
to the Walnut and Chesnut-the result of which
was the common opinion that the Walnut may
be cngraftcd and improved like the Apple or
Peach So also of the Chcsnut Seedwill not al
ways produce its kind, engralling will. The Spa
nish Chesnut will grow in our country, though
it is not as good as the common Chesnut.
Mr. Tallmadgc said that our soil was dcprcci-
ating. Lands in this State which formerly pro-
duccd 36 bushels of Wheat to the acre now would
yield only 10 or II bushels. He wished the Club
TO inquire the cause of this He thought by pro-
per manures the soil might be renstatcd.
Or. Gardncr thought that the mineral local.
tics of the State containing phosphatcs and other
fertzing substances, called by the chemists salts,
might be used as manure. A committee was
appointed to inquire.
Mr.. Kelsey presented species of sweet potato
raised by him in Florida, which is IA inches long
and ii inches in circumference. He raised 100
bushels from OF an acre. tie has them for sale
in this city at Sl,50 per bushcl. He says the
potatoe can be raised in this climate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18

constitution guarantees seven per cent. interest,
preicrring that the stock should be all owned by
resident members, and the payment of interest not
be a continual drain upon their profits.
Within couple of weeks the few members
then on the Domain had erected fine two story
frame house, near the old Mansion House on the
estate, and within a few weeks moro expected TO
put up very large three story frame building,
sufficient to accommodate all who will come on
this summer.
IN year or two a splendid Edifcc or Phalans.
terry, with its rows of neat dwellings and It's hun.
drcds of workshops, will arise, as If by magic, be-
fore the wand Of Associated Industry and Com.
bincd Effort! The site selected for this building
is most beautiful; it will extend for considerable
distance along the third bank, in full view of the
Ohio-a conspicuous object, attracting the atter,.
ton of the traveller, and spreading the doctrine OF
IHuch-needed Social Regeneration throughout
the fertile valleys of the West There the artisan
will not be doomed TO perpetual toll under task
masters whose lash is Poverty and grim Starva-
ton; no wife will there hang over the couch of
her dying husband with no hope for the future but
poverty or crime. May Heaven forgive those
whose every effort is directed to misreprcscnt the
noble endcavors Of such as are struggling for
ward in this great work-the Poor cannot!
After stroll over these grounds, the scene
of so generous an effort for improving the con.
dition of the Human Race, VIC returned to the
new frame building and partook, with the men,
bcrs of the Association, OF good substantial
dinner; after which we returned to Wheeling,
and on Monday morning left for Pittsburgh.
A number of our citizens feel disposed to ad-
vance tie cause Of Association, and also the diff
fusion of Useful knowledge; and we should be
happy TO point them to way Of doing both.
The members of the Phalanx are now establish.
ing Reading Room, Library and School. Let
the friends of Humanity who have agricultural,
spare, present them TO the Ohio Phalanx Ii
brary; and let such who pretend to fear that
Association has tendency toward Infdeiiiy,
present religious porkS, although we consider
such the least desirable at present Bible
being sufficient. Any works, of the description
mentioned, left at our Office will be forwarded to
the Association Immediately.
But few members had arrived at the time we
paid them VISIT aud proper Industrial Organ.
ization had not been effected; this Was to have
been done next morning. We presume they will
be in complete operation in month or two at
firthcst; and, as many are dcsirous Of paying
them visit, the fourth Of July next has been de-
tcrmincd upon as proper time therefor.
Several Of our citizens, VIC are glad TO learn,
arc about making arrangements to JOIN the Pha-
urx in few months. and nothing but the pecu-
arity of our own position would prevent us from
doing likewise. For the present we are tied
down to civilization.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18

Water Power and Mills for SaIc.-THE
HQMPHREfSYILLE MANCFACrURlNG COMA
offer Tor sale their entire establishment. situated at th-
RinmUn Fail the S'uca,uc Riye., In Derby, CourectI-
the Housafonc where ie tourising village OF
birm mneam i;S3 Is mills s! factories, and ten trs
northwest ci New Hayea bv sooa turnpike road
POWER.
The fall seventeen fee, perpendicular The tnmhre
dam made b. Ledge OF rocks jattng from the river
forming the narnr AID rerhsrs all things considered
the best dam the UGited STAIRS The water power has
bta about ioy years and It's e.st capacity he's bern
tcss well accurately meSrred And tIs known 10 be
.pcisnt the dries s year operais upwards
OF spindle. whz during weeks the 1t
may b. esmArd uIni,ej his water power II ieast
third taa that II Birmingham and may nc coDsi-
derably increased tring expense mills and works
cred by eilhsr iresct The ON
SooL locations for riis unoccursd The land; as or the
par; level and situated M healthy aud rsSaEt
village Hdmpireysv e which 1tans abou: coo iuhlbi.
t4nts and three cGrcrs with tayerns, AMI sV-s!
extensive mills for - nanuacture augers plan-
leather sc. There a 4.y NIL and fem New fork
whichc,tv BE- relchrd hours The tr1n.Pota-
of freight 10 aud um Nvw-ink costs but S2u per ior
in summer, and So 80 yer ton ~ sntsr
THE MILLS AXE
Isl, Cotton Factory Of 1850 spildles and % i0ouis III
good cr!er
3D. a Parer Mill with TWO sUs;ne..
81. Grist Mill with wo run OF stones.
ith. \ Saw Mill, all II full opeItlon
THE BUILDINGS
Consist Of eleven Dwelling Houses Storr, aFronse or
coiton and goods Machine Shop and Blacksmith shop
The Company has pcrpetu, charter from the State OF
Connecticut, with al necessary corporate powers
The title y:scI, aud tbs ty Tree from all lneuHi-
brauce. Reference may hr made Thaddcus Sponcsr ESQ
Sui-ld Conn or No. 80 Wall STREET New Yor TO ohu
=. De- Forest Agent, az Humphrs rsysville, Conn.,
mI2 2awIlls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18

MILITARY Posr on LAKE SUrERIoR.-We are
indebted to gentleman of the Army for some
particulars connected with the new military post
on Lake Superior. Companies A. and B. of the
5th Infantry, have been selected for this service,
and will probably leave for their destination about
ln5 men. The following is list of the officers:
Capt Chry Assistant Quarter MASTER commanding; ist 1t.
SON Comnnny B-ai Lieutenant Geisse Company Bid
Lieutenant Brooke Company A-Bvt q Lieutenant Howe,
Company b. Assistant Surgeon saacs will pIooaoiy accom-
papy the command. =
Gen. Brooke we understand, is at the head OF
the commission to select the site OF the new post.
Detroit Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING From AN M
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR
IL prr OF, rriIH SNS-rrM


10 The removal Of suffering las been the object oi the phi
ahrops, IN every age the world bu, the principles OF
treating disease progressed but slowly 10: msay thousand years
the limited Of acquiring knowedSe but since
the introduction Of the printing press and steam engine
literally be said Light hes dawred upon the work." and the
of the nineteenth century advantages winch his
flthcr DID. In this general diffusion OF knowledge.
dies have been sought after md discovered IN the beautiful
sorchou.e OF the vegetable exactly calculated TO
bae neutraze and dpe TIE subtle poison winch iuses itself
throughout the general system and pSstEas man IN the dust
SASDss SARsApARiLLA purely vegetable preparation has
been thoroughly tested In variety of diseases and is m
pecnce knc~a be safe and eccua cure iu Scrolua
Enlargement, of the Glands. Lepsy. Salt R9ln Scad Head
Eczema rheumatism, Pulptaon OF the HeT;, and other dis
originating Impure depraved Oi the blood
arrangement ofthe digestive organs The prop,c;ors daily
receiving written testimonials giving interesting detail, Of It's
extraordinary virtues. Original manuscripts OF various Ceit
cafes Letters The Ce-y Magistrates and private citizens all
confirming the previous statements constantly ecevcd and
will be cheerfuy exhibited application Facts recorded
sufficiently clear ard convincing satisfy the ncreuous
Of the real merits OF this invaluable medicine.
The following from letters recently received and
specimens Of those coming to hand daily
GALLArIS. Tenn Feb. 9Th lsH.
.Ncssrs. a. B. g. D. scgds
have iS; received letter from my father In
R,selvie HI. who WISHES purchase N your SifSa
para have doubt he Ue the o selling great
eccn't was sent iu to see my sstet DeuEe RE cici shc
ylag been poor health tor two or three yers ard a.
the tine went over see her she was ~ he Pn o. death
with the scarlet fever GG affection OF the bowels
from which her physician thought She could not possibly recor
carried with bottle OF your Sarsaparla and
with the consent OF her sac conccca taxing that
night remained with her three days, and eit her rapidly
proving. eI husband seat boy home with for more OF
lie Saraparllla. one dozcn bottles which believe viii
effect Ny father writes 10 that effect and
WISHES through pToerc agency tor selling vau.
able meJc,ne IN that nei sh3orhood. :, o,,,,,>e
NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18

A FISH SroRY.-Shortly after the hail-storm
on last Monday afternoon, multitudes OF fresh
pater Holsters were discovered in several contlg-
uous lanes and back yards on John and Jaysts
They were mostly about fingers length In size,
and lay in piles two or three inches deep. We
are informed that three pals full were picked up
in single garden. Whether these strange fish
were natives of the soil,' called into being by
the warm weather and drawn out by the hail
storm, or descended from the clouds, into which
they had been drawn by water-spout, is moot
ed point between the scientific and the lovers OF
the marvellous. Cuca wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.
wINDow-sHADE DEPOT,

40. 7 SPEIIE-r INFEI:,
c-sln NNn WORTH OF SJADES.-Tie s'bscrbeIs IN
CUU ve the a,tent2n Of the pubic = On Gne 1ac oh uo
Ell together eli having been painted By artists o:
repun,ion We would inform the public that we have no
nor en- ou. Shades be bought ether place. rs we
never aow our shades lie a"ked round by dry goods et
rnfet !ers or any other people wb9 are no judges
under our persons directions sufficient gunranee OF having
yoad nrtcle shades painted any putter and waanted
10 s md moi 10 curl or rrack Signs banners and interior
done in style be surpassed By any other es-
,hi,sbrent rmminys OF all kinds wholesale ard retail
~ifi' iio sn -''''' BARTOL s. DE MAUEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18

FlRE.-Hatch's correspondent writes that
COW and calf, 900 shingles, and barn, filled
with hay and farming utensils, in Raynham, be-
longing to Mr. George Leonard, were entirely
destroyed by fire on Saturday night:
Boston Transcript.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18
philadelphIa Arrangements.

B.4LII.MORE ECO.NVE.NT7O.V, .H.4 7 lst, 1Si.
SAMUEL W. DAYS LINE OF ten new Boats capable of
conveying 200 passengers. will leave the ht whs below
Race st. O'clock the morning al the h inst and will
through Baltimore in l2 hours The ine TO Baltimore
and back will exceed 81 50 for each passenger and the
boats will reInin Baltimore two days-retunins To Phs-
dolphin on the I'd of Mny.
Tickets be had after the 18th inst. at the office OF The
Tribune.
H. B-Ths Line will be furnished with Ordinary. where
persons wishing 10 dine can do moderate price,
up II tA3O WM F. PITFIEID. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18

CHoKED TO DEArII.-A man named Outs, says
the Masson (O.) Gazette, "was choked to
death in attempting to swallow piece of meat
at supper on Saturday night in the north part OF
this township The meat was taken from his
throat after death, and measured inches i'll
length, II inches in width, and | inch in thick
uecs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18
TrIBUNE JOB PRINTING oFFICE.

No. 1f9 NASSAC-STREET.
All kinds of JOB Printing such as
PAMPHLETS. I MAMMOTH Snow BILLS
CATALOGUES. LECTURE Bills,
CHECgy, CARDS. COscERT BILLS. Plain and
INSURANCE Policies, Fancy.
BILLS oy LApIsG FoL,1TcAL BILLS,
CRcULARs. Circulars. meat &c.
Promptly executed the Office of the Tribune No. leo Nassau
s;reet-opp,ete the Pa:k-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18

DRINTI.yG INK KMANUFACTORY.-The sulrcnte,. who
has been enguge! the manufacture o Pnnting Inks 10;
up,yar y years mas recently introduced steam and
improved machinery into his nHnutuctoy which enables him
and merchants WHO may have orders for Printers Inks, will
find them promptly executed a modeEats ptics and may be
The subscribers manufacture Ink Of coor VIZ Red
Blue. Green. &c oriers directed 10 his menuiacioU. -
Frontst between Montgomery and Gouyefneursts Inst
River through the dispatch post will be puncuay attended
TO- This paper hns for several years prst been printed with
mhS Gx GEO MATHER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18
PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL,

PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL,
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL. AT NlDDLETOWN. CT.
YJNHIS INSTITUTION was established more than eight
years By the present Principal who continues to btow
unrentng render fully worthy o public confidence
Students IRE thoroughly prepared or College or fer bus
ness They received the iniy OF the Princpa nn
r PAN Gift Il believed that the personal attention. kind
intercourse and comforts of home secured To them IN
higher degree than 5 usual in similar institutions .
The Location o the most beautiful and healthy IN the
young as are always accompanied by careful person when
The sessions commence May 18th md November 18th,
each preceded by vacation OF weeks The charge S
per session. which includes all school expenses except Books
Muse and Modern Languages. Circulars containing minute
inornuton may be had al a Market Il and OF Sil How
ard House. Broadway. ID. ii. CHASE Il. NJ. fnheipsL
rnnr.5 an
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18

AC DYE-5o cases prime qualisy, for sale By
i ui5 GRiNNELL. MlNTURN & co. 70 South 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-18
Srn A1N GOODS

INV NOVDIS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST OPENED a fresh
assortment OF LADIES' und Misses Bonct, Including
every variety OF Straw, Iuscan CHIP, Whalcboe Nodena.
and Neapo,sn. Also Cent, and Boys Palm Leaf Legho.
Manila and Panama lats tine glazed aud cloth CAPS &c. &c.
BOOTH & LYNES. l03 A:nidca Lane, st floor
np6 2mcod< One door above Pearl ST.