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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23

" ATTRASSES-I have IN store. corner
wi u Wood nnd Water sis sdJpulng lhe'trnm
huat Landing. large assortment Of CURfED
HAIR; MOSS, CORN III 81, COTTON SPRING
AND STRAW MATTRESSES Of all sizes and
pfcra. msde out ai superior mineral and for sale
low. shall he glad To receive slsll from n Q
citizens ri Wheeling waning any articles IN my
Inc. aud Ihey will fad my prices great deal lower
ihan any uthef embellishments WI NOBLE.
Iphol,icror and Mallrass Mnnuiaciu,,r
Panhufeh
STRAIN Bnai. furnished lpw. may 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23

NOR SALE--Thr Snhscrher offers fnr ssl,
1000 fine MERlNO WErHERS IN good
ordet. On very lo~ terms AprIy IN Vim Creighton
on III, Puliney afm,or 10 the subscriber n Wheeling
m.yl7 J s SllRlYER.
Dlo COfFEE-40 hags OF yauaus grade, ~
II salr Al lon pnces b,
may II ] II FORSYTH & 60.
DEkTrY's rOWOfR-lo0 kegs Rife and
ID Rock Pow der. IN store aud { sale by
niny II II FORSYTH q 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23
u RAcs-lNuI rat C''h n
NJ iV' b.. or StaiIsncfy lof
nBN J HAsWELL.
81 Bookseller Dnmn s.

.,prIAS-4 Ifsaltse IN lhs N"afe.
iNi r.r.lu-al Of Efs.fi'ela'' ~
! o I.-t,ef5 10 he Leod' SCI OIL II
.-r.eI and inr 'als ~
oHNyllasWELL. Union =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23

IA We
CHAIRS, CHAIRS.
4 -. Ia L. Ii :.

RlHElDAfFER Il ARlr.
- R,.n.ctf1lly INFORM the ciilrons OF Whee-
~, hng and the public generally. thai 'hey hsye
~ opened NV shalr es'ablis hmeni At ~ -.
MN 81, where they are Manufacturing all lhe
different vsrletie- Of chair &c. IN ihelr mr., AZ
ture and finish equal 10 anything IN mat Inc III
the West. r.
Purchase. do well % eve usacall for
rn.i,,v Ali o,d,r. promptly attended ia.
Chars sent 10 all paris Of the CTS nee oil ehafs'
msy2l
Wanted I'm rt,diqt,lv-A few thousand nt j"
two Inc, po,I,, Lumber FOR With the snes'
casa yr-s a III 5est.a. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23

OAn BAGS RIO COFFEE
ZVVt 50 bags 81 Dpmlues d..
% hag' rid J1sa d.,
20a b"r, u plrit.
- hid y o sugaG
l50 brI, y o Nlolssss.
10 hr, W = M,ckste
81 Irg, fAi.i Tohaec.
81 toto. dne C,,endl.fi
~ pov-4 u r R4l.tt..
10 bhls lsre.
- rhc.IY II I'm eanr'tg parkrl,
AIsa. Gu. po~art Imperial am super black Tn.
- bril-. Ro,in;
l. hrl. y E Tar
10 bis l.4n.,illr I4mc.
10 botcs Bosom rei-ed Loaf segal
l. hr, y REFINERY,
On h7g. Peppct;
IN hng. Ai.pr,;
2010 lhs Pc I.r.i,
irl G,trci'- Scotch Snuff
inc o.,o.lmcnr nf Bfshcr, 'nd shreing Cor
pr Block I'm. &, Couon Warm No } II Il
Bsu'ns,. Ar
fnn Nul.. Window Gla", &c
arl3 FLEMING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23
CLOTHING. STORE.

4 tHRSTAlN kAMMERER respectfully IN
= iorm, h. friend, and The public, hat he has
rnnn, ed from his I'D stand to Parton sCorner. d.
r.clly oppr,ie tho Vifgisin Hotel, Man street,
where hr hns hand AM rtends keeping large
,t,rk IF READY MADE CLOTHING. con,sllng
"a part u Fine ffnck and Dt'" Costs. Cl"ih, 'um-
mrf Dalitug. 1e SIX Mlseei md Satin fe.l..
heanun STYLE. Cloth. Gs"im,e. Cn",nei. and
summer pant. Also Stock. Ctavais. Shirts. Glove
tareih.t wlh variety Of Fancy Goods. CUSTOM
WORK done order 10 the most prompt aud
FASHIONABLE MANNER The pnhI'o arr m.
,lled In GIVE HIM ~nIl as they Will he accommo.
dated m the hezl ,iye nnl al The ehsnprst faiss.
mp i-3m & kAMMERER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23

,.S-calapau ea Cantf'r,,
.,.. 5fe.n'e'f aa 'he L'''
a..ffsn Cba4osrY bfgesi
= ...aae fafsale hy
WHNJ HA>NiiI..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23
.II,SIEN'S mr.

he excitement caused
by AZ S1'lN S caring one
II he peculiar lIai. wins
Ting peculiar Tunes. and
psrninhtlaluug he CIV. ai
peculiar LOUIS Of the day
husihdtctd AlfLL0l,. not
Nilharandlng the uothfeak
II popular lee ling. Ia gel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23

ItLOCKs! CLOCKS!-We are now fec.iv'
lng and offer Tor sale, the hfgeH AMI h'''
as-nrme NJ Of day and 30 hour Bfss' and WOO,
CLOCKS ever brought TO tins clly. Which ~ viii
sell al very low prices.
Rememhef we Will sell good and hand,ome
clock warranted To keep good time for three dollars
,n3 fny cents Call anI see them bsiofe putcha'
lIng elsewhere. HALL WYNN M
rsy16 Market squste
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23

S,CYTHES AND SICKLkS-The subscriber
= has lust received
30 dozen Shaws slckles
Is do Rghy Slckles,
X do Newion's Darings select plaln scythcs,
~ do do do grass scYhes.
d do Hindsaae & Bsardsleys 90 do
20 do Scythe rifles,
30 do do STONES
do do sheds,
Tosethe, with n general ss'ortmen' oil Hard.
ware and Cutlery, consl'ting - '"r.eo'g'S
tools selected from tho best manufacturers-
Locks Latchrs, Hinges and Screws, and every
hing IN the Hardware line for the comp etlon OF
a house, which he will sell at very reduced prices'
n,av1s SAM'L NEEL'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23

another fresh supply of INV and popuI'r b"k..-
Amongst The latest will he found Ma jones'.
Cour.hlp with splendid illustrations chncAfal mud
run. tue over wiih hn LIE Lord ~ The Nanor J"
II IIerbor', The Corsair al Casco Bay Or The Pilots
Dasghlcr, by Il lngtahap Esq, Cecllia Howard.
the Young Lady who Ind finished her education;
The Picture Gallery Of the new aud old world, a
spIrndd aftif.
~N b An farther inducemeht I" call IN,
vii .av ihat ynn will he gralihrd "llh 'ght Of
A Gsnuin, AnItiu Hat Melior himtsD ,D'drI Il
CAUTION-None genuine unless like MEL
LORS rhcy hnre I 40 Tssses On The L,tt nde'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23
Ribbons, SETTs 1C
r DonNtIs, GIMPs Am IIsTS

L d En-. o. e'9nei'; Medium do DO. common
fua,a d. 4, p d, o'y' DO new style; new STYLE
klns s,.r.., Ffngl'b straw do. Common
.,sn:o s. DO English straw do French
Gnn ''ahes Misses Gimr DO. Brad
gVn h - :. common 10, Bugle do, Gimp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23
SADDlERY

a Ky HARDWARE and HARNESS. :, :, \I6 1. n
Nv. ean''ing Of Bn" Tua md ,lI,rr pI,I.s
N"ifaR Ions Bndle b., mi .vefy ,a,el4 II pattern
,n' quality Jsranaed. Ter plated at r..
nun" ns'nIHg no 'ns, peres nf Boo Sc,
hiRt : 'ef lfaneI aad polished Birdie
Isl Ms. ; at aal fpnpa ,g R9Il,r Burll,, al
- 5ff7n1'd ena Fun.d NaflsaB.f..B sCls.h.
M'farHf eAfo', llsf riu.h. tht~c corded six and
Thread. a.'orisd at'. Whlo WefnS and Buck
Sk'n Seaflnf Nsla.. fgc,pg 49, Pad SYM. Wagon
WINGS Hhtp SefK. Cotton auI Worried GIpFH
WEB. sfRANiNG Wl-B. ct TACkS ofss.f,
'Fe lf'n 'nj Nd HNNFS. g. l.. has rl.f
''en teested a. ruW slisrcJ ~ reduced affsr.
ny orr ( GREER.
my u la Aim =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-23

(lRo> VI BRAID BoNNFrS# / s,,e,.r.
4s.f a. may = MAR~UI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24
TO THE WINGS OF THE UNION
TIL (III. TRIBUNE

AT the suggestion Of many WINGS, the undersigned will
May publish of the Presidential campaign cheap
Wing tho Wing and
tn, election of HENRY CLAY
The CLAY TRIBUNE will be half the size of the present
Weekly Tribune md
will the Political which tie DAILY and Week" Tun
with the News of the Day will well printed good and
mhted subscribers for the full little months the following
5
f5 copies in package. SIS
below zoe Hun
Post Office tEe whole
foT $50, scarcely more than cent
We shall endeavor this paper to do thorough justice to
the vital and uniform nofccnce the Protective policy
Those who may fit to favor with their patronage will
possible full
chance selling
oyagre
o. The first number of HE CLAY TRIBUNE will contain
the Proceedings orth BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
u
Oft scrbe
individual Post
respectfully solicited
GREELEY & McELRATEb, iJune Buildings, Nassaus,
NEwYoRK APRIL l0th 1874 Opposite the City Hail.
authorized by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

UPPER MISSISSIPPI There are about dozen
regular steamboats, now plying between ST. Louis,
Galena and Dubuque, and other boats make oc.
casional trips in that trade. Steamboats, occa-
sionaly 90 as high MS Cassve and Prairie du
Chen Cassvlle is fifteen miles below Prairie
du Chen, and considerable quantity of lead is
now skipped from that point. Freight is now
shipped from this place to Gaena and Dubuque
for Is cents per hundred, and from thence to this
city at 10 and II cents. The price of freight
from St. Louis to Prairie du Chicn is about 20
cents per hundred. The price of passage from
St. Louis to Galena is about six dollars, but pas
sencers are sometimes carried for four dollars
The navigation is excellent from this 10 Prarie
du Chen, except the upper and lower rapids,
which are a serious impeachment to navigation IN
low water The lower rapids are about ten miles
long, and the upper rapids arc nearly twenty miles
long. If these rapids were properly improved
there woufI always be uninterrupted good navl-
cation fron ST. LOUIS for many hundred miles,
except when the river is closed with ice. The
immense increase of population in Wisconsin and
Iowa requires speedy appropriations for the I'M
provcmcnt of these rapids, and our city would be
greatly benefited thereby, because large portion
of the steamboats, arc owned here, and all the
trade of those territories centres here.
ST. Louis New Era.
The LuMrER TRADE OF BANGOR, MAiNE.-We
learn from The Bangor Gazette that the amsr Mt
of sawed lumber and timber shipped from San
gor last year was,
Boards. ...............l1 100000 feet
Timber. ...........................6,00G tons
A greater amount than has been shipped any
preceding year, excepting the year 1912, when II
was about the same.
The value of the exports in lumher last season
docs not probably fall short of 81, 100000.
BRurAL.-Two men, named in the papers as
Dick Biddle and Jack Craig, hid disgraceful
pitched fight on FRIDAY last, nesr the BASIN All
Baltimore. They were seconded by two wor-
thies of class with themselves, named James
Manlev and John Barker, A considerable con-
course OF persons were present at the exhibition
the police knew nothing of 1t cf course
az The Miners Bank OF Dubuque is to be gal
vanized into existence agsin-under whose eu-
spices We arc not told. 4, late Burlington paper
says that thc Cashier passed up the river on
Monday last, with peoty Of specie TO resuEne,
and that branch is looked for at that place.
st. Louis paper
BurrER.-It may be interesting to our countr y
friends to learn that butter is higher in the Balt
more market than for somo ycars-bcst print
were selling this morning at 50 4 621 cents pc
pound. Patriot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

no,t;mor. .cniion.-Thc Central Ce

~ baltimore Con. cntion.-Ihc central oiE I
COMMITTEES have the pleasure To report to Their inen' W."
nn Ia dspned 10 attend the greut Convention 10 De hei "
The rt o ,ntinorc on the fr-t 0f May next hnt tey i
rnnclIcd mn agreement with the Cainden ana Ammo! m
Rnnd umpnny carry the DELEGATES "a the CITY ~
aim m The second class FOR dollars ana twenty '
cents Music aud banners free =, Co., ,,t.. II I'm,
Room o rondway enrol the Delegates and Obtain TICKETS
Tire ome "mnittcr has mnde similar arrangements 'o the
conference of Delegates from Philadelphia 10 Baltimore ~
- 80 each way. 1,, r, ;..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

DARING RoBBERY.-Thc store Of Reynolds x
Morris, Sprngfed Mass. was entered on Tues
day night, as is supposed with false key at the
front door, and silks, vclvets, shawls, and other
goods stolen, to the amount of seven or eight
hundred dollars. Messrs. Reynolds q Morris
offer 500 reward for the detection of the thei
and the return of the goods, or reasonable re-
ward for the restoration Of the goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24
~ Health, Quiet. and Comior:.-'rhc trahai

~ Health, Quiet. and COmfor:.-Ihc t'nhnn'
House 81 Barclay street, New York. prolers ADVANTAGES 10
SINNERS ,;npng few days weeks the ciy. such MS are
rarcy offered f elriy located clean and AIRY street
very nenr the business pan OF the city and ~ tie lmelas
ycnty oi The principal steamboat landings IT, apartments IRE
nent. while its table supplied WIN t,c l+
Vegetables Fruits tim, te pOcurei excluding cUc}
Animal Food and strnulanls ri all ku Charges Io.e'nc
md EYER er, made render lIoare comfortable Snwer
Ba,li, free Remember 63 Barclay street. V-Ou
Ets-LO.s In williamsburg for Sale-StS eligible
nIfIlDING LOTS OF extra sue located Oh the NAN "'s'
fare ast Dm the South Ferry. surrounded hy new and g9"'
I,Linr. 1h,y will l- sold cheap close pnrtnersi. NJ
DIV To- P j. FISH II Nassas N-wfork or IN the eIenins
nj hs residence in williamsburg. h-'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24
SUBSCRIBERS NAMES.

AccrDENr.-On Wednesday evening, horse
belonging to Joseph Ingraham, Esq. attached to
a carriage, in going up State street, became
frightened beyond the control of its driver, ran,
and at the corner of Walnut street dashed into o
carriage crossing State street at that place. break
ing it into pieces, and causing the fracture of an
arm of Mrs. Mary D. Cleaveland Of this town.
who was riding in the latter Her companion, q
gentleman, was not hurt, but the carriage was
completely wrecked, every spoke in the fore
wheels being broken. Springfield Mass. Rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

D A Coroner's INCEST was held on Wednes.
day last on the body of Gilbert Undcrhl, found
dead at his residence in Veron Valley, Caldwell
in thi, county. The jury, after very careful in
vcsligation, came to the conclusion that he dice
in n Fl. Newark ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

Clay Committee open from NJ io9P NJ at ~ lfondway.
The friends of Henry Clay from all prts o the mon ie i
snnrfiy invited To visit the where ley WI llu so
nt the members of the Central COMMITTEE and at oil ti .
polite supernienjet.. Mr. John Detz and Thomas N"s"u"
!" ihn ,nira1 Inv Committee correspondence
with The Clay Clubs OF the State and Union.
nnIs 2y. JAS. KELLY Chm com. OF arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

A BIr OF A Row.-Wc learn that some Of the
laborcrs at work on the Fitchburg Railroad, near
Concord, made an attempt to get up disturb
ance in consequence of some difficulty with 'ifS
contractor about their pay. The disturbance was
soon quellcd. Three of the principals have been
lodged in Jail. Lowell Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

men -
Concealed in the ornamental work Of the cell
ing are aperturcs communicating with an ar
chamber above, in which is chimney shaft, and
in the drouth produced by IA furnace in thls the
ytiated air is carried off without producing any
dsaereeablc currents. Surrounding the whole
room below, and forming the skirting, is band
of minutely perforated zinc only TO be seen on
close examination, which, by means of the air
pipes communicates with another air chamber in
the vaults below.
Here the air, after being passed through water
to remove tsimpurties, and being brought to any
required temperature by means of steam pipes
by steam engine and a revolving fan, drlvenin-
10 the room. So perfectly does this system an
swcr, that in the most crowded assembly, the tenn
peraturc of the room can be maintained at any
required degree of the thermometer and the air is
nearly as pure as mountain breeze. So rapidly
and so inscnsiby is the air removed, that the odor
of small quantity of rose water poured INTO the
air chamber is in few seconds perceptlbeln any
part OF the room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24
PhiIodeiphin Arrangemcnts.

4LTiWORE fONJE.S'TIOS, Nj lSt leH =
(, All 81 V DAYS LINE OF Boats. capable %
- conveying 300 Will eaye the sst Mhsrt below
RIM through to Baltimore Il hours The fare to Baltimore
md mrk will not exceed $40 Tor ench passenger hln e
bon, will rcnnin NJ Baltimore two Gays-retIfns ~ Ih'Is
lielphia the ID OF May. , ~.
Tickets can be had after the 18th inst ut the office oil he
Tribune -, - ~ ,. ,I,,,
n R-Ths Line IS III be furnished with an Ordinary where
pI an II i,sl ~ " WM L. PIIFiELD. Agent.
J,OR SALE-A Copy of the Edinburgh Encyclopedia, the
e ~ ~ - .aan,rich =, M st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

NJ The following is a verbatim copy of a note
received by teacher in one Of the schools IN
this city Truly the school master IS abroad
Sir You'll place 10 excus my sun John for BEN
tardv for he dldent eve the house till hftean min-
It's ago and then the clock had run down so that
we could not tel what Time he did lcvc doant
thank YOU for flogin him befoar cending home ior
a exkuse. He had the hopping colt SIX years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

~ Baltimore Convention.-STEAM
EXCURSiON.-The steamboat NEw-ilAvfS 'ai'P'"a.o"'
n,s,yinc will depart Tor tine Baltimore Convention on Mon
J,v DEL ms, reaching that city early tie morning OF e
Convention st May aud after tie Nonns Sen' Con-
ven,io which will BE- the % of May Phce siO Tor he
p and found while going and coming Another boat can also
be had All who desire To take tins cheap ana p'
their names witt, the money the Committee by
Thursday 18th insantas the Proprietor OF tho bon must
know definiiIvey by that what lie has to rely on
In the meantime be had Mt the Reading Room liz
Brondyny the time short our friends nom the East ana
North and interior of this State desiring TO take tins route hnd
e, write the Committee without delay. enclosing the funds
necessary for their respective parties. }. +. CLARksoN
NJ O. ROBERTS,
Cantr Il1r 'nmn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

O. Lieut.. Monroe, who killed Col. FAwcErT
in duel in England lately, has been compelled
to fly his country, and consequently has oeen
struck from the rolls. In letter addressed to
friend which was read in the House OF Com
MONS he says with great feeling:
Il vii! not attempt to describe my own most I'M IN,
happy state of mind since have been forced 10 ny
from my country, nv profession, my beloved wife,
children, father, mother and relations; but those
who have known me from my childhood, and my
gallant comrades, can conceive what have suffer-
ed. l had happy and con,ented home; my ut
mos, and constsn, endeavors were directed to per-
form, 70 the best of my powers, my duties to my
God 10 all men, and also most faithful subject
t,, her mos, gracious Majesty, and am now mark
ed and wrelched exile. The Government must en-
deavor TO prevent the inevitable disgrace which
falls on an officer for refusing challenge ii II de-
sircs 10 put down duelling in the army
II We learn that two dwelling houses in Ed
dngton about mile above the Bend. owned
and occupied by Mr. Gilbert knowlton, and hts
son Elias, were consumed, together with most OF
their contents, on Thursday last.
BANGOR Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. leo NASSA1f-STREET
II kinds o! Job Printing such as
P4rPrL eTs. MAMMOTH STOW Bills
CATALOGUES. LECrCEE Bills.
CHECKS C.gDs CONCERT Bulls Psin AMI
IssURAsCE POLiCIEs, Fancy.
hills or l.an!SG. Political BILLS.
CIRCULARS, CIRruL,Rs neat Gc.
Promptly executed nj the Office oi the Tribune No t Nassau
strg,t-n3pOs.e the PAX.
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TRIBUNE. BOOK BlNDERY.
30. I. Spynce-s:reet. Tribune buildings
JAMES PRiNGLE,
PLAIN AND ORN MENTAL
BOOK b n ID F. +.
JoRs OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUECTUALiTY OF The
El5 MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
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''''' ~ Il. DWIGHT PORTER. VI. d.
THEODORE W. PORTER. \. "
April 18th.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS: New Canaan Semi
u nary CT. Number OF pupils limited To twenty;
The Prnclpnl con be seen during the first md last week %
Aur nj a9 PearstIee Circulars he obtained oi Mr. b.
: Webb ia Grani-s Nj VIM Browning, - Nortl, Moore
street or D. $. Duncomh. 1 Bowery. JOHN OSBORN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

DOAkU-fcr two three single cent!ewcn may be hsd
Dnow 1t Il Eas, Broadway and parlo and b:dioon. SUIT
able Tor gentleman and his wife. two sing gentlemen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

~ IMITATION BEAVER HATS.-The -ubscnbc,.
after ten year experience and close appicanon hase
L. "' HAT FOR THE MILLIONS r..
1t aSUPURB are and comes WITH; ~, he SraH.
on.t II combines all the REQUISITES OF the MOSl CCoi LII
80 Is1ut,, IurrbI,ty and grperdi contour.
THE EXTREME Low PRICE OF So or a. iinltas sd
Hat which the impress OF the real bsr'ef su
which the best udgs critical examination, can areJ @
the difference Will suffice convince the mos a.
y . uet e., al. onIy by WATSON & co.
hbu No lji Chatham st. New OH, oppo1ts ga1.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

VENTILATIoN.-The following describes the
mode of ventilation employed in the Wellington
ROOMS" Liverpool, owned by club of gentle
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DOARDiNGAi,er the rst of May next. Gentleman and
ID his Lady be- accommodasi with pleasant Rooms
with board Ut 10 Orchard street. References exchanged
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DATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.--The super
oy this BrGes over all otfers tnanuiacuIe lcTh"r
article during the pa, y uitc,en snSfnntee Of uf
,;ir % article Intended 10 brace the snulders strength
en- The back and expand the chest giving free acton To u
in=s and being formed with elastic back VIII be ouG
rro r,luen. 10 the free Of the Parents md
Guardian. arr particularly requested examine TINS article rs
+ ,yI be found of immense benefit To children OF eitef -T w"
y, m the Ia bt Of 0nping andindpensabie 10 all per
.ors ,rpos and .eennry hab. hz brace
nr the pectioG OF M Parcels who has been en-
for The last fifteen veal. IN manufacturing different 1r
r. 10, the .. me purposs and confidently Offer. me IA
tent E3xr Brace superior article ever oousb' ur
his observation , 80, -. =. Oh
retail the old establishment ~ FAX
SEIIS < AGATE. % Broadway. corner OF Park Pace.
4 continue the manufacture OF their supeHof sflcie
,la EIa.t Riding Belt The superiority Of TINS article c"lsii
N NJ rsct adnrtaon the OF the wesrs ede fh
ness and durability. a. =
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yATANTED-Si,uniion by two young Women. good
w cook washer and oDer the other 10 10 chaIpberSork.
wash aud Rest Of cry reference Apply al the thread
and neede store. 10 BoweFy. az n
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active inan may ind e,cellen, lnvssten, tot w or
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GQARDINti--One OF two gentlemen be accommodated
ID m private family. who do not intend moving with fur
n.he. rooms and breakfast and desired. Apply al No.
IS Crosby street References exchanged. apls tlM
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VFR1W \NlBOY SEAIINARY.-Sclentsc Mathematical,
and Cr,yicnl-Ihe Summer term viii commence on Mon
day, May 9Th. .,..
Circulars with testimonials and references mny be Ind oil
~ " = T.. WOODBRIDGE
o., NtUJlIhklDt,b
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ID OOMS TO LET WITH BOARn.-Two gentlemen and
IL their wives single gentlemen can be accommodated
~ hnni and pleasant the second floor IN small
nryate family where there children Enquire on the
premises lS Prince street tew doom west OF broadway
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