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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11
EXHIBITION OF PICTURES.

EXHBIIyON OF PICTURES
THE FIRST COLLECTION of Water Color DrswipRs
eve! exhibited in this country land which the follow
,oE monals relate that open the Picture GAL
Iey, s22 Broadway. They number, together with the Oil
fantuRs, nearly hundrei and will open but abort
time longer, from A M until dusk.
George Harvey, E.q.: wv '1'' low"
Dear Sir -
As no less pleasure thin my duty 10 give praise
wMe oue am unwilling that You should leave Boston
without knowing how much have been gratifed by your
beautiful Drawings Of American Scenery. To appears
o. our scenery, but remarkably happy clohiug with
truth and vsriety. 49,
Heruy wishing the you deserve, remain,
Dear Sir
With sincere regard yonrs,
WA. ALLSTON
My Dear Sir - ~
After the highly commendatoy letter Of the judge and
critic IN the country wv Aston Esq feel that thng
can Of your exquisite collection OF illustrative
Of mericau Scenery and the Seasons and lines Of Day
would be saperuous But after the pleasure have received
ia examining your productions, obsr expressing
compuhed the union ofexceliencies them seldom united
udicious and selection Of coneruy
incident combined with truth and detail
every Object you have selected.
siucerely hope and believe that abors and Will
receive the reward they richly deserve.
Believe me, dear sir,
With real gard, your friend and senior,
SAMUEL +. B. MORSE.
To GEoR0E HARVEY, Esq al iwsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11

Passengers Arrived.
GLAsoow-Bardue Adm Can-Mr Brown, and 4 in the
storage.
Passengers Sailed.
LoNpoN-Paeket ship Wellington-Ms Foster Mrs Denton,
London; Brommer Ausus'us Knapp New York; Jan es
smith. Charles Brown Connecticut Mr. Schukerksmp, Mr.
Crossman.
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PART III.
oio and ChoIus-Behold. how brightly breaks

Solo and C,,oIus-Behold how brightly breaks
Rv he
Mr.
Song-Hegh no. for Husband heish no Mn 6hsrnc
Haiiad-Come set thee down Mr. Lynch
Mr.. llipa
D9et-Qqsker. Mn. SHARPE and Mr.. Kueals
he
Song-Iake your time Miss Lucy. Miss Bruce
Comic Sone-We're all cutting Mr. Kavspah
SHhotM- Ihe Old Jaw Bone BY the Company
FmaIe-Away' away. the morning freshly break
TICKETS ONE SHILLING-To be had at the door,
cisely. ~ !, 2e m
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PROGRAMME.
paaT I

~, PART L.
Chorus-Now Prepare, from the opera Of John of
III, rams ','.;. -: by the Company
DaIiadT1iDyesr Land OF my Birth Mr.. Kneass
SSong-SMnnsn FOND Hears Mrs. Sharpe
Chnk-o viI so gently from Somnambua::. Mr.. Lynch
> Drum :. by the Company
hey hase gwen thee e. another Mn. Phillips
ind OF me winters Night. Mr.. Kavanah
nHons-Sh am Merry Sailor Lad Miss Bruce
pl on Norma'.' - Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Sharpe
pp.so ne nney b9y t6y deaire)' ..e1 Mr. Kneass
Ending from the opera Of Cinderella Mn, Phillip.
cOmoanv
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor IL Captains OF Vessels will Civ
port Of the Shipping LEFT the Port whence they sailed the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11
THEATRICAL NOTICE.

THEATRICAL NOTICE.
THE CHATHAM THEATRE will open about ths
a0h March All applications for engaesmsnts fpost rsidl
will receive immediate atiecton erected g Devcm,
Nav York The proprietor his agent will BE- found his
Office Theatre between the hours Of 10 and
attend to all business rrlstse TO the opening Daring the
recess the will be completely renova
ted by that eminen, artist HEIE, aud many assntons
tending the comfort Of the Of this yo establish
w. b. DEVERNA.
j5i tire Prop i:tor
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MESSRS. g. WEISS FIR. GRAMBSs, Profession OF
M Music respecally their patrons the ladies
and gensmn Of New Yok and its vicinity that their Cotl-
lon Band prepared TO play the admired and fashonak
Music for Private Parties, soSiees, &c
Orders received and punctuay attended Delaney
"A Init
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that this Theatre will for the season M0Eday,
March tth. Various novelties PREPARATION and will
speedily be announced flo tire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11

Il. WINTERS
EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL PAINTINGS,
CITY SALOON, I65 FULTON ST, BROOKLYN
II. MILAN CAThEDRAL,
BE now offers It for exhibition with three other Chsmcal
r,I JEkUSALEM AMP CRuClElxloN..
BELSHAZZAR'S FEASr
Exhibition each evening at hal past o'clock
Wednesday morning II o'clock
Saturday afternoon at haEpast o'clock
u TAdmisson a. cents. m lwrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city,
who wish Their own goods manufactured that they are
beng accusomed 70 manufacture for the Southern and
markets Tor the last twelve years. they feel confident
with the lrRe number Of hands in their employ get up
stock at short notice and with entire .s,isfciion.
MANN McKlMM, Is Carmine street.
90 The Knckerbocker Stages pass close the store.
srrc
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THISTLE BALL.
THE MANAGERS or THE THISTLE BENETO.
LENT .4SSOCLATYON. respectfully aunounct that
their SECOND BALL for this season. will take place on
fflD .ar 4 EyNHMliHNf, f n:siE T. i"'
The Board q Managers again and for the last tix
SON. take ne liberty the geserosy Of their
First Ball will remembered by them az we'll a. by
recip ents Of 1t, bounty with HEARTFELT grattuds Refined
ssements having in view charitable object always
The Managers have much pleasure stating that since their
last tho Bali Room has undergone improvsen
the purpose Of ventilation, well other alterations for
convenience and comfort Of company their ends may
assured that will wanting on the part OF the
COMMITTEES to make this THISTLE BALL least equal TO
bny Of its predecessor.
W The order Of Dan cling according to Programme.
MR.. j. PARKER has been engaged manage the floor.
Mr. WALLACE'5 excellent Band been engaged fer the
occasion The Committee have been unremitting their
eions to see that the shall be fall aud Efficient.
The Ball will opened by the Highland Bag Pipe and Ma.
tona Airs will be played Previous TO the
well as during the insennission OF Dancing.
Doors open att Dancing will commence pree, sey at
Band playing "Gnid night. aud Joy be wi you q"
TICKETS ONE DOI.LAR-To admit Gentleman and
two Ladss-to be had Of the ard of Managers, vi1-
Jane. Curr $50 Hudson street. Prssidsnt.
John fstten. i28 Cedu street. Tfsasurer
William Mclaughlin, lis Elizabeth street.
High Kerr. 365 Broadway
James Vi tue corner 18th .tr.st sod 3th avsaes.
samuel Mhyeock, 2l9 William street.
Walter LeGgatt. ~ Hudson street.
A. CAMERON, Secretary asa Hudson atrest
Secretary ' ''' '"'' ''" ''''' '' hHf'%swSm 60
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CLASS TEACHING.
MR.. BARTON "a, the request Of several Amateurs of the
M Flue has opened two classes Of five pupils in each class
There will be junior class for beginne aud another for
those who have made progress the instrument
The list for will be found Measrs Firth Halls
Nlessrs itws, Hewett's, Milles Chambers 4 Godones
music stores. Terms moderate. ~ Sits. rrc
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Ship st. George Ferris from Liverpool JAM 49, with mdse
to Cook < NTH. The st. 9. is at anchor the Bar
Ship Sarsh Sheafe Gray, Antwerp Dec 10 WI udse
to Gerdng & kunkelrnann.
Barque Carssa Perkins, Perkins 70 DAYS from New Orleans
with cotton, SC. order
barqus Montpelier ackpele CamJen) Is days frcm NJ
Orleans with cotton &c order Has been 10 DAYS north
Hatteras ~ -
Brig Mississippi Rardsu "a days from ST. Marks with cot.
ton to master. 800 ~
Also, one brig unknown. Wind WNW
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pEACH ORCHARD COAL-ss,25 per ton for broken, ego
and large stove Consumers may rely getting
lied Aah Goal at the above price well screened weighed BY
city weighe and delivered from the King and
Greenwich It's. PETER CLINTON
I'm -
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THE remedy called DIR Chas. Nelson's Horse Emhroca
ton having been before the public fcs number Of years
pneservedy Recommending % all pn:oes having the
diseases or accidents Bruises, Cuts, sDrans, Windgas
Chafed Backs sweled Feet &C. The proprietor hopes
claim share sf the public patronage To b obtained whole
sale and retail only the drug $50 Division street.
Orchard. ~ Y Price 60 Sd. 10 1mse
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DIR Y-G 90 :.

w uEISKELb. has insl received from
lvr.. York a large stock of Guads which tot
X Iii cbesnncs,. cannnl be surpassed. Pers1as
Wa. !. ritthnsc Tho besi Goods al he lowest
~. Nil do we'll to call and examine hls stock
iaerll
,<4sAsuNFRE D'Eeos,e Of ate.l slyle, and al.
.,.Lne.. PARIS D'Ecosse Grape p Lcon and
4 o..,s I.us.rr. vLich IA style und quality cannot
!. ..,o,.sd IN any other msfke'-i Al received of
Ill o w HEISAELL'S.
wnf.Alp Plain aud Figured Alpaea. French and
rnei.h Merino. freuch Gro. Olier thm'z,
r..hmess and other new style American Chnll-
~, r<fesed and iof sale low al
.sll ow HEisKELL's.
r1RES'H and Farlslan GiuchaR'. Gailo'a do.
H embraidersd 10 M4nchcstcr do -lnsl reed
,spII OW HFiSKELLS.
unLAiN Bl'k Blue Blk Italian Lnstnns' silks.
I1fPinin Blacks. Rue Bin ponll do S1rs De
u,ce.ds Chameleon SILKS. Pim apd Fancy silks
Plain sstius. S.f.euel.. Yelvet> &e--a-i rcd Al
.pll 0 w htlsNtihS'
AcrS. Ribbons. Mus. Gloves &. Large stock
IslThtead Lace, Edriucs and inserting, N.s't
I'M. Ashhurion sud other ncv >iyies LAGOS. Fds-
ioss r. R,ch Chameleon. P.a1 and Water Bon
III "a cnp Ribbons. New Hv'e RaeIe and Slk
N,u'bIilt, md Gloves. Also. KID Gln,es. Zephyr
NauleJ and Woollsn Mnls-iu.i te-elved NJ
spli w IIElSkELLS.
4 Rlf|II Linen. Linen Carnbrcs AID Lincn UlN'
n - Bleached md Bro~U cot Sbert'ngs md
njites French Clelh- wat-ar'ed 10 be lhe hest
M b. Wheeling Also English BI'k Cashmere.
CO. " vc.ing,. Pia1d mud Plain Snliu Vcsuug.
Ve11 .linetts ahd Faunels rec'd NJ
~}3i oW HElSKELlts.
- MGr A..l Of Gentlemen. PLAIN Black md
" fancy Snin Scatis and Cravnls Blk lnlAn
~ Nns-,ed do--ju.l received at
All oW HElsKELLs
+ DIES Fancy Sill Dress Handk'fs md Scars
1vx#D, do Satin do do
- Do do Velvet de- do &c &c-m,'
m9& -pll OW HEls2ELL'S.
unnGIr Canes. French Wor.,'d Collars, French
vnl kcd spencefs--juI received NJ
III OW HEISKEIL'S
MIA. PLAID nnd Faocy Gsloia, War-'sd Plaid
\ Yzbr children. c.4 Plaid for Ladies Cloak.
49, ned At ,enll O w HEGSKELL'S,
INV pieces Bunting for Flor.. fr ''le Ivy
"a sep1l OW IIElSKELL.
VC3W o,.r. very handsome French nni~de md
7ssile Artificial F!oWe. Commnn do- nsr
$500 scpH o " lElSKELLS.
JINGLE Bead Ornaments, Buele llaf Fms and
yVBngle Cops-Jnst received al
S1ll o w HEtsKFLLs.
n lNcE. ASH Of Wide anl Narrow Silk Gim''
/Dilk ard Burle Buttons Brae Gimns md ace
111s-ns, reed at o W uElshELL'S.
tkCK SILK Cord. mud Ta.sels Fancy SIX d"
1I50n,le do do. Bi.hop'. Lawn. Mil N"l-s h''
49, d Aiusus Tsrieion and Lace Sitire no. ! an
- bid Jacc"ncis Plan ard Flrd Mn.l'n'-l'''
NH seplf 0 " HElSKELL'S.
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pr puNcAN's EXPEcANTToR KFNI
by for.
SUMPTION.

{ 20 r. coughs. Splitting Of blood. Bronchit u
y ,hcnlry Of Breathing Asthua, PAIN IN The
SIDE hreast AMI chest. whooalac cou2h. Group
and lIl #seases ofjho Liver and the Lungs.
/ We arr alike liable 10 disease-and DEATH Is
The cerfafR lot of all that live and have beng
md although the latter c1nnot be sEerfee, siil
tho former nay, by tde power Of medicine he
emoved or rendered ess painful 10 the afflicted.
ih"rc 1s NM faease. however, Which se, ms tor
ag"s ~ have dsted he power the heang art
The ie1rnei faculty have IN vain attemp ted to
arrest It's fatal progress, by the application OF
remedies within bcir reach known IN thcir
pfacUce-hut Consumption has dered their
united skill. Il has sfaked forth with mnunlty,
gathering IN lfs cherries embrace friend from
every crc'e, and member from every family.
and CASING Gloom aud darkness Der the place
~ It's VISITATION. He then, whose labors have
drought forth medicine which IN many cases,
wi arreaf f.e progress Of this In tai disease
and whlrn will also afford relief in the most
Stubborn al hopeless shauld be regarded n the
i2hf of public bFsefactor. 1t 10 confidently
]. loved that DuNcaus Expeciorant Remedy
VII 40 this. Hence 1t IS presented and recam-
m"ndod - the community. TINS medicine
CdlatelYpaliiltes and feheves the dl't-essng
cough canslng 3 Tree and EASY expeetoratl9n;
Stopping the hectic fever and night sweat healln1
ihe liberated lungs and arrestin0 tho fatnl pro-
9teSs ofeonsHmptl-n stt.e same time STRENGTH |
enln" the weak and debllifafrd, reaul ling the !
novels. md producing qa'et rest and sweet "a, |
nose This Remedy can be relied y on % do all
I'D Inc power of medical aid being Used "A the (
private practice OF the late DR. Duncan, IPrefrs |
sor in the University Of Ednburs for upwards |
oil eighteen years, by which thousands have hsso |
restored 10 perfect health. Il Is not to be rnaor
stood that the 'Exnectorant Eemedy vii cure
al cases Of 'essumntion; this it will rot DO
But while there is life there is hope; wnult !
therefore advise all 10 uso this medicine. When |
the case Is inenrs,lp, ii still proves blessl1= 0
the suiere; BY giving ease and strength, rehev- |
M the coneh, and Choking OF phlesm, &c'--
FMS alone "a consolation 10 the patent, who |
thousands do not experience.
Remember onlv Philadelphia Office Is at No |
g North Eighth ST.
For saein Wheeling by J b h r D MARSH. !
Sole Agents. nny2i |
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I " HINITV
DRY GOODS
list OWNED RY
a I%ANtDEFH Hrz-aytnr

A '-"N Hf
ssa >''f'. NJ ls3 Nc-'tlIe Mann.
a'.-- sIN7#s hitherto horne IHe Reputation
~ @ ##H rag and cheapest goods m f..
,ea# Ifts 1e WoGId respectfully zaHe#
a5a ffanu e or fhens"' sez, haaa
''f5 ms eand9 1Hs prices will Of Ihem.
700 Hiis9Hf t' c'Def theI# own sale His
'us SIC u part rs iaIaes. VIZ.
ne hl et AMI a.He black EHsIIza
5a.s.t '.',a Ia.lsi .ne hIaes ans h.ae 8eb
''' AEssa AMI u.Nt 10 Beaver and = III
s.7.l- ol Tire - 4HItts God beoyy 4 eIad.s
LOW '- ohe da1.ir per Rar4. Best eHHI4tf nj
"''. .a3sf 1."-slNi"rss NJ Irots tIH4f cam
superior HuaI3E a. ol71, general
I me Same s. sH A|so eeul-. OF fHeFars
-. 'tigA - H'r'e sE#f sfa'f fo VIE .ng
zl"'. = Us favft and de0aa Ncstpss - ell
St l'-hl er with am almost tuj'.ss sat5afr
n. 1eAas md Ne.fe0aeusi al af witch
'..l ts1s sH<fp.
4t'''- 'Naf ial9 Nhawls Of oil k.nis and
1#5#e> d ahz embroidered lHItrt and #fHao.
(. am Snd damask SILK, Taahau and Bfafb-.
49, V'eii ana Wnlllco >haRIs. SATIN. ill.,
81 "t saHhr ana lh1hrt dress Ham Is
I'm. ''.Ee. and chm -al Ponfs. Fine Linen
ANN .' ma L. hlah and hemsaleh good arueles
e'.i' e1eas 4 large assafturpt of six &
= ~" ",hfi I'D f. Mohar and Lace Nuls.
a.. ' fIala ami injured silk AeI1cts fur La
Is - houneis, ieaN l.nnas, Green Berase and
-. ,'l.y' " aatsh coats aud pad goods tor /
~ lanes h.aek and ealore4 klL. Six mo- I
a9l'' A''e ahd warsled tFioYcs ard Mtts. Also /
-, "oTSlca meroo NJ aea and cotton Iese. F
T.. 1.a,lns' t4ar Pms; Neca'aces. FaemonaHie +
trimmings Tor aides. 1rasse.i SIX and JET BUT .
.2hs' : M and Mobar G'nps ap} Firing s of he +
j.. .ta-t 't'ies and pattrrHsi Pam barred and T
NJ sWI'7 Jheane'i camhHc Nasbns; Graean T
CO.. i'Aucnit sbr1dli Infant Bodies, caps and /
eases nftg rntiles, collars and c1U1irtfasi I
E. ~ s. q1 hfR French wo krd ceHlrs and caesi
.l7sh ana Wb5ie iarc-; kdgm2s and lnsertnes.
: f=A, temrn attn Velvet = Rombaz'n- staeks:
iast and i70ef rrava's and scar.s. An ezcei-
i.al ass' mant OF Gum snsnenders. Gehtle-
TaD et ia =
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY

T.AfII n. SDVUIHIW
THlS sompahy. now duly organized, rs
PREPARED 10 Ike insurance OIL every de3e
s-lpfion n Fire and Marine Risks, such as dws'~
ing Houses, Store y ouees 4 with their cnnc
lents. Also Steam Roets. Flat Poats cd ess
Eoata VII their ca rpoes, e. apd from suy r ri
on - Ohio nd VI sissppi rivers. or their tribr
utar, streams. Application fer InsurRncA 10 2 .
uisde FOR thr present al tne flee OF the Wheel
ing Savings Ins lituton
aus4 Il ArCaY Sse"y
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FARE REDUCED
T y CINCIN y 4 TT.

SArFII., MOORE & COS, Fast Mai Coach
. leaves Wheeling daily at E o'clock NJ a
hours Ia Cincirnau.
pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily at o'clock
A Nj. 4s hours to Cincinnati
~ DTArI,MAEGE 5 Good Intent Ca n leaves
Wheeling daily ate O'Clock NJ, As hours 10
Mn.syle Ky.
Extras furnished on a the above lnes to mr.
t.s. with thu privilege sfsleepng or travelling
al night "a they may with.
Ofiee No 81 Wafer st, lst door below the U S
feb '1'''''' j a1ESKINEN. Aeen:.
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HnprS ROPES.


Tue suhscrircr his removcd bis 'or|"F'
Storo. 10 ,h9 etand forw'r,v occupied NV
e,,,.i IN bortl or Popee Pod COrie md Tw'rre
If everv aescr'ntion which win he sold low. for
Cash or battered for Peeswar. Gioernq or r'oy-
s.ed. o. cesh orcee. TAe rrhl'r are rHsne','''
la, ,,,.s.,s "a oivr h,r, rnll hefare nH-rN g
ing elsewhere. en- Ak .F - ~
.u7 ~ Head Of Water street.
NtAPe. CAPS!-Recciyod 'bi' doy nj III" 70
q .hianaile rhcan Hot md Can Storr NJ 2
Uorper. Conner of N,,- and I'nion Stree's1a lore'
,,sot,reo, n f,>honahla cap, comprisiff ;" i'''
lowing kisd-.
Genus Naval Blue claih caps
V.ntb.
BOYS figured vciveteen
Infnns
IN hand NJ MI lime. Tho real CLAW or Ashland ha'
,og,tber with all other kinds usually worn-io"et
linn can he sold in The city. Cav md ''c.
mug - SAMUEL y hAhif'h'
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RTHE LADIES.-If YOU want IN see some,
hing prettv, ca u atihe Cry Cash store a37
II orr Lama cloths crancde la,pes cash
dEsosse; Ren de- T.aipee; hnr,Un fe
-: Bombazioe d'Fcossc; plain. h9.'d, s'T'p-
y barred A'nacas; Rrocadei Firp'd : X
"a Chameleon. do; Glacr, sirp.d and fm :
y Velvet plaid Chancellor do; Salln s 81
6armic; changeahle pouit de sole; sam
Psult de Sole, Drab Gro dc Nanlesi tro
line; Gro De Nap; R'k and white foal.' Tdsi
i striped. fed, blk and eoIored Sauns;;
-lihl Bonnet Velyets and Sllksi PAN ana
a Bonnet Ribbons: Artificial Flowers; pafn
- Velvet points; Satin ard Ve'ye' = rnva''',',i;
ahd silk Gloves and Miffs: Bnele * Ink
~, Thread Lace and lnsert,n9. SWISS o.
% Inserting, Black Lace. llnen camp, 'e
"a chereille md Loce Caps, cmmcc::el,s -
va collars; Bl'k. whr'e and hs'd c,,'si
294dc, har'd SWISS, hook, null ana @,h''
Rin.; silk Wool and cotton Hose lac
1aila, feilet and of.er Veds,Tarker' . emo d
|plain II he'. Hahyle. Nessen1, eros
(nere, Rrocha, Damask, Blk cloth olanNe'
|Sther Shawl-.
NIsoon or Won vii not be able 10 get sight
are selling very fast. 800, roO,-
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PAINTING.

7 ' 7 INFIs
~ CRIMSON q HuI l.. HOUSE. SIGN AND
Ia ANENTAL PAINTERS. No l25 West
side Main ST. are always prepared with he hest
Nokmcn and material IA execnle all ordera n ihel'
lin. ira The best st,l and At I've ln~Hsl fa'cs.
Every description Of SIGN PAINTING 0RGlL.
DING dnne IN the hest manner may ~
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LPAcAs. ALPAcAs.-l1o pieces Of a J. 20,
"a lars and descriptions. among "hlch are some
wv 6oo Sin War;, BIZ Barred and coo, s,s a.
,ep97
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y NJ HHe. rreaie hsff Tie
s...... ... -. is .aassa ii the tsrss a d
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REss GooDs.-Rich and elcrno, Ca.

RESS COODS.-Rich and elocnni Ca'h-
mere De Fcossc: Low priced 10 do. of every
~; Satin Striped Coshmeres, samotlnnI ch''f'
Nv and beautiful; Afghan Sains; Hhn'an.'
lines &c; with a great variety oi other ne"
FIR iresses at
: 27 sFNSENEY & RHODES,
DR. DRESSES a large ld Of Cashmere De
1 Co.se. Mnnslne de Lanes, Chamclions sc &c
.ono7 MARSHS'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-01

-, rcn's Gerry
The -. N ed esday at - o. per a'n4m
poen' , e. Il not paid within one MONTH
p a. beginning sflhe wear. None" ssh'er''efs
rl b. re 'e,' - ~ "a i.,,vor,ablq charged NJ
for receives fra less Term TIM s'' months
ms s's o.per discontinued except al The discretion
&c ~ .raslishsr until al arrcaruers are paid.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-24
Posr OfFicE DEPARTMENT,
July 9th, 1914.

DROPOSALS for carrying the Mails Of the Uni
ted States, from the lsl of October, lS44, TO the
10th June, IS47, inclusive, the following route in
South Carolina, will be received Ut the Contract
Office of the Post Office Department in the city Of
Washington, until the 10th day of September, 1874,
at p. m, to be decided the next day
No. 1882. From Adams Run to Edisto Island Is
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Adams Run every Tuesd9y and Friday at
l ?. IN arrive at Edsto Island day, by p. m.
Leave Edisto Island every Tuesday and Friday at
3 a. III arrive at Adams Run same day, by ii Il. m,
No proposal will be considered unless ut be accom-
panied by guaranty, signed by one respon-
sIble persons, in the following manner, viz;
"The undersigned ----- guarantee that ------, il
his bid for carrying the mail from to ------
be accepted by the Postmaster General, shall en-
ter into an obligation prior to the LIST day OF October
next with good and sufficient sureties to perform the
service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of a
Posli"-ater or other equivalent testimony, that the
g1arantors are men of property, and able to make
,,ood their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent to the Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals for route No 1882, and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combine
tons, and the terms and conditions which the con-
tract to be made, the last annual advertisement.
S. r. HOBBlE,
Acting Postmaster General
l. n
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-24
EARTHENwARE, CHINA, AND GLASS


TNHOMAS PURsELL has just imported per ship.
Il Franconia, Desdemona, and Monezuna, from
Liverpool direct
60 crates and bids of Eartheuware and China
Of the newest patterns and shapes, and
40 packages of Cut, Pressed and Plain Glass
from the manufactures.
Which, with his former stock, makes bis assortmop,
extensive and compete all of which will be sole
wholesale and retail, low and on ss good term.
at any other establishment north or south of this
Canton, French, aud English China Dinner, Tea
and Toilet Sets and detached pieces
A superior article OF Blue Stone China
Ivory Handle and other Knives and Forks.
German Silver, Britannia, and Pla ed Casters.
German Silver and other Table and Teaspoons.
Plated, Britannia, and Brass Shutters and Tray,
Candlesucks, Spittoons, &c.
Looking Glasses and Walters.
Astral, stand, Wall, Liverpool Solar, and Hal
Lamps.
Wicks, and Glass of various sizes
First quality Stonewsre, at factory prices
Also, Window Glass.
The subscriber has the agency Of a Britannis
Mandatory and will sell those articles at reduoee
prices lie solicts call from his friends and IN.
public generally at his store on Pennsylvania ay
enue, opposite Browns Hotel, and assures them tina
nothing on his part shall be- wanting to give salts
faction.
june 29-eo2w THOMAS PURsELL