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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, JAM 5-3 p. Nj
DELEGATE ELEcrIoNs.-On Monday evening
the LocoFocos held their election for Delegates to
the 4th OF March Convention, to nominate Candi-
date for Governor. In several of the Wards, partic-
ular!y the Third ward Southwark there was warm
work, and az matter of course, much quarreling
ensued. Its generally conceded, that Muhlenberg
was the avorits, majority of the Delegates chosen
being decidedly opposed to Francis r. Skunk.
An ABLE CHARGE.-The charge delivered by
Judge King TO the Grand Jury of the Court of Quar-
ter Sessions. is ofthe most manly, able and IN
dependent character listened to in our Courts
of Justice. His Honor is very severe upon eam5
ling and tipping houses many of the former dens
of fraud and namy, the judge SAYS, are within the
immediate vicinity of the Temple Of Justice! The
vice of gambling is inseparable from luxurious and
idle age, for while luxury produces want. dIeness
forbids honest labor to supply it '''-~
In speaking ofuppling Houses, the learned JUDGE
truly remarks that drunkenness is the fruitful
mother of great portion of the miseries, physical
and moral and most of the crimes which distress
and disturb society" And in abiding to the sci.
ling OF liquor in oyster cellars, theatres, and other
places OF public amusement the question is asked
by Judge King whether it be not Startling thing.
that such offences should be committed in the mos
public manner, and that few ornone should be found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

IL TIE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for Janu-
airy opens with a long and elaborate article on
Griswold's Poets and Poetry OF America, which
is heartily and justly commended. Next Prof
Godfrey's Lowell Lectures on the Evidences Of
Christianity are favorably though briefly review.
ed and Art. III. is a most instructive account Of
our Trade with the Hanse Towns and TIL;
German Tariff League. II Secretary Upshu
and our Congressional Free Traders will bat real
this article-which is not partisan, but narratiy.
and historcal-we think they Will be induced ts
keep out of socallcd Reciprocity Treaties wit;
Germany. There are articles on the State Debts
Prescott's Mexico, Sam Slick &C. but we have
not had time to read them yet. At the close is !.
brief but straightforward and we think concla.
sve note from Rev. DR.. DIN, indicating hi
Travels in the Holy Land from the charges pre-
ferred against them Of plagiarism from the Bib
lical Researches Of Rev. Dr. Robinson. We
would speak farther of this matter, but the Note,
has circulation coextensive with the charges
which it refutes, and nothing more can be need.
edo. S. Francis s. Co. 252 Broadway, are the
Newly ork publishers of the n A. Review.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
py THE REPORTER OF THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

WA.AISoroS Tuesday Jan. 2 ls;..
In the HORSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, to-day,
on motion OF c. J. INGERsoLL, by cas- l04-
NAYS 47-the rules were suspended (notwlth.
standing the fact stated by Mr.. ADAMS, Il II this
was the las, dav OF the first thirty OF the session
dnr;nc which petitions ale received In order and
the hill 10 refund Gen Jackson's fine was AGAIN
taken I'd in Committee of the Whole on the
Union mr.. DAVIS of Ia in Chair and was dis
cussed during the day and to late hour.
Mr.. BARNARD occupied the remainder OF his
hour in an argumentative and torclble opposition
to the bill, examining with great scrutiny the par
tculars of the case, and replying ser1at1m (as far
as his time allowed to the arguments on which
the bill is pressed, particularly noticing and reiu
tino the two prominent ones, viz: of the illegal
" of the fine, and the allegation that General
Jackson committed no offence against the civil
authority of the country, as it had been suspend
ed by himself, and the military substituted and
bringing out in bold relief the arbitrary, DANCE
rous and unnecessary assumption of power on his
part, in the attempt, seven weeks after the battle
of New Orleans, after the enemy had left there,
and after news Of the treatyof peace had arrived,
for the first time to enforce martial law, &c.
Mr. Dawson pronounced a panegyrc upon
Fastening to refund the fine, and labored to rid
this effort of the charge of being party one
Messrs. KENNEDY of Ia. and DEAN of Ohio,
rantcd of the urgency and unanimity with which
the American people had declared in favor of this
BILL and dedicated many remarks to Buncombe'
and patty generally.
Messrs. ORDER of Ky. and PEyroN of TIE.
ably opposed the bill.
Without passing the bill, (Which had been an
ticipated to-day, and which will not long be de-
layed,) the Committee rose and the House ad-
journed
In SENATE, the credentials of Hon. JAMES A.
PEARcE, Senator elect from Maryland, were re-
ceivcd and (Mr. P. not being in attendance were
recorded.
Many petitions were presented; among them,
several by Mr. BUCHANAN, from Pa, MIR. MER-
RICK of Md and others, asking a reduction OF
postage Mr. NJ. said he should soon have pre-.
pared for introduction, the'bill Of which he had
given notice. on this subject.
Several resolutions of inquiry were offered and
lie Overland after the transaction Of some other
unimportant business, the Senate held a brief
Executive session and adjourned. ARGUS
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~ The CoMMu,rrisr +, Vol. l.. No. l., Janua-
rYl, 1874, has just reached US from Community
Place, Mottville, Onondaga Co., n. y AS ex
pecteo, it is very severe on Individual Property,
Money, Pnestcraft, Fourieism, &C., but has
many good ideas respecting Labor, Brotherhood,
Physiology, Diet, &c. &c. We learn from ii
that the Community have been Of late burderad
with visters," and would thank them to be lass
plentiful for the future-though how they Can
make this request we do not comprehend, On
their fundamental principle of nobody having
any special right to any thing, the vsiters might
as well warn them off, and tell them tc keep
away! Those that bring provisions or o.ler do
nations to the concern will still be welcome,
however-a very sensible but most ari,tocratic
distinction. Why, those who haze no provisions
or goods are just the men the Communists
should be glad to see-such. having equal
rights there, and abundant need Of asserting
them-The paper is poorly printed, bu! will be
improved as soon as somebody will supply the
race with a good iron press Who offers
The terms Of The Communist have been
unessentaly altered. The price is now just
what you please to give but your natural
right to this, with every thing else YOU want, is
tyrannically abridged by requiring you to pay
your own postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

Nrapacfs -Wrght's InAlan Vegetable Pill ae POSITIVE
and c-r,an for evey desert zion OF hradacr b'c'ue
they purge # the body those bilious huInor> "h G. ae mo
bat Of ali th- liz. witch flesh is heir oas Is cent b..
Of The abve named ndan Vrsetabl- Pills. ling d2se
III carry c che violent r sck oil ne d1eh
an ia all c3.rs perseverance, tn use Of the mcdcwe VIZ
most sssuredy make speedy of ever: DESCRIPTION OIL
headache. p
Cauon-As courterlel;s are abroad, avoid all sor's 81
d,rb fui chactr, and Re srticua 70 ask Tor "sht' IL
dian Vegetable Ills.
iices devoted xc.usyr- the sale Of the medicine
No 1898 fremont street Boston ard Nos9 Race street Phil
aheluhia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
By This Mornings Mail.

r 1t is understood that the appointments Of
Mr. UpsHuR to be Secretary of State, and Mr..
NELSON to be Attorney General (made by the
President of the United States in the recess OF
Congress- were yesterday confirmed by the SEN
ate National Intelligencer.
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lie thy gnome couid poll grace, !,

OF r3lSe i'lilUIt OF DtaN tUUs 'VcL. -
The Italian Meticared Soap sold only at Dr. G2asno Il
Walker street on door from the Of Broadway WIN
immediat-ly euro IT. val, al "her eruptions ercos
tious elarsscnces spots, hots, dscooaiioG, scuIvy
sireia burns scaas scroiua salt heum ba bes itch Gnu
bsins chapped hands trnd-r flesh chaug chi!dsn &c
&c ,T the most blessed disc very made soId oily
genuine al 81 Walker street. door the conner
Broadway-5O cent, cake-olhsr"te you wi De cns"r'
bv shameful counterfeit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

u Hon DANIEL WEBSTER, we hear, has pur
chased the Weehawken House, On the Jersey
flights, opposite the upper end of this City, and
will move thither directly. Of course, we infer
that be intends 70 practice Law in our City.
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To the Friends of ssr. Csav

LIFE AND SPEECHES or Henry CL.Y-lhe nublish
of this work prepared TO execute ORDER. to any
The work is comprised volumes con
tanning in the whole upwards of 100 pages and is illus.
traced BY splendid steel Portrait M CLAY View of
Birth place in Virginia, and Fee Smile Of one of hi.
leers-One Hundred copies for Ninety. Fire Cents each
lis beiisred TO be the cheapest work published
AnsIica These Speeches form important portion
History of our Country for the last thirty years and are
interesting 10 ell classes Of readers wi,ou, reference
politics.
Bound with Cloth Backs & Gilt Lettering.
Single copy. .............sl rs
Twelve copies for. .......,.........l II 90
Twenty-Five copies for. "a 90
Ope nuauied ooi'eS iol 80 vu
None sent on commission. Terms CASH Orders must be
idress-d 10 GREELEY * McELRATH, New-York.
Y Sargents Life OF Clay for sale at this otfics
Thirty copies Tor 81 hundred copies for S. Postage
part eli the United States only "A cents Copies wrap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
srpsIso's Conor.L IS SOLD At 30 S Marrayst

BouRARp's BAR UPRoorISG PowpE Rs.-Ladies ana
Others hra this tested before they purchase or we a
10 return The money unless partce OF nan
applicable; and in order chat poor or hch may
ii, We have reduced rs Price ,orrrr
TO ONLY FIFTY CENTS a BOTTLE,
Sold the sign Of the American Eagle 80 Chatham Sec
y Y, or 10 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Ias!D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

- Mercantile Agency. No: DORIS Bnillns +.
The attention o TIE Ichtots this city, "lo sell rug Us
country credit is invited this Agency Upward o! Two
hnndf~d individuals aud hras enrolled as
he object oil Il Agency 70 accutae
IN legitimate "ay, about the standing responsibility Seo
cnnpty merchants residing the Of OK oho
Michigan indiana Illinois the New England Sats. He"
Je.sey Of Missouri and Penus wanna and the
les OF Iowa aud Wisconsin and keep constantly m
the benefit OF the merchants of this city ~hosTe
the Agency. Local and tayelius Agents are empoJsa
gam the necessary acknowledgements Of e1pef sv t.,
judgement, and good character Experience has shown ne
I- Mercantile Agencyas cond been ishi; @ hni
only the merchants this city who are subcT
solvent merchants the coualfy and mar b
only the fraudulent and i'll disposed who have 10
Ject it. Among the Subscribers many OF me NJ.
dealers in Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware Crockery Dtus
and Medicines SC. Ill no
The enns-,shich reasonable aud nraUabie-"l' "
male known applicants at the office ,cns.
ANY merchant no wishes the value Of the informs
tio can do SO glau ousy No better has ben trough
of t,u for such 10 bring list Of the bad deb,s they have mar
since the establishment Of the Agoncy ia lsl, add ascertain
cow tn debtors stood books of the Ase9cy "hea INC
goods soid 10 them - ar,
he names OF good Collecting Attorneys Will Re gwen gs
ruon,lv 10 and othsrs who subcTios
on their making PERSONAL application
ja4 s,eod (a) Corner Hanover and Exchange a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

C Hon. JAMES A. PEARcE, the U. S. Senator
from Maryland will be detained at home for
some days at Least by sickness in his family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

- We learn from the Wliamspor,, Nd Ban
ner of Saturday last, that Chief Justice BUCHANAN
of that State, has far recovered from his late Sc.
we're nlisposion as 10 be considered OF, OF danger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

PRnMiuM RAZOR srRopsina fist premium at the aisi
OF the American Institute has be awarded year after yg
&c G. Saunders for the iGventon OF the Metallic lso i
using oil The other sides are for keepns s
razor with fine smooth edge that be kept
perfect order without having cutler OF barber
It used and recommended by the first cutters N ENGLAND
and certified by the scientific geu emen III this coun
lis great celebrity has caused counterts and limitations m
Vulnerable which easily be detected 6y the cGadse a au
nal being smooth and polished Mandatory, No 6a Boaa
way New-Y0rk. d30 3teou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

p The Democratic Wing General Commit
tee for the year 1874 met on Tuesday evening
last at Broadway House, and organized by the
election of N. BowpIrcu BLUNT, Esq, as Chair
man, and JOSEPH P. PIassoN and ]. H. HonAsT
Huws, Esqrs., as Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

Rutgers Institute Lectures.-The fourth Lee
ture OF the Course Geology win b. delivered Ihi'
Evening al Il o'clock, by DR.. Gardner late Professor
Ii.niltoi Coll-se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

Ir There has just been another riot on th'
Nelland Canal, Upper tanada The pretex'
was that number of laborers had gone to work
at SO cents day, with a promise of an advanc,
10 621 cents on the lst of January, which prices
were deemed insufficient by another set, who at.
tackled the workers. drove them of. fired several
shots, and dangerously wounded Mr. Moore, one
of the contractors. They were ultimately dis
persed by military force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

q Hon. DAVID TOP, OF Warren Co. capa
bic and popular man, is to be the Van Buren, can
didate for Governor of Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

SINGULAR SuICIDE.-A man mo went passen-
per on the steamboat Star on her last trip from ,hl,
port on the arrival of the boat at Alexandra, went
TO the engineer the clerks being still in bed and in
sisted on that officer receiving his passage money
After paving his passage, he stepped out on the
guard, remarking tina. he believed he was tired OF
travelling on board the Star, and plunged overheard.
We could not ascertain his name. The man had
been very dssipatcd during the passage, and was
under the influence of mania u potu. \. 0. Tropr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

k1pN>pp1yG MoRMoxs.-Ne learn from Nauyoo
thar two Mormons have been kidnapped from that
place and carried to Missouri. The Governor Of
illinois has been called upon to demand the men OF
the Governor OF Missouri, but he refused to do So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

lenr aud proru e hemorrage om The un.s urh
with the ccoraon OF mich ueos ren N the head ,l
other ST e,sg s, mptrms such In N chest &c
bought bottle o ,h- genuine Tavlo Bals,n Of Liver
wort rom BIS B"wcry) which u1drr tte bi-s."x Of Pow
druce gave nmcG.tr and d-ci !d rir lt fte Is have
hen sucS NV casp nat 9, not prii,- it too highly.
Oh 4RLES L. 9TH 10 Hillary So, Brooklyn"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

Us ZION. DAVID 1OO, OF w aTren 20. capa-
bic and popular man, is to be the Van Buren, can
didate for Governor of Ohio.
u The Lancaster UNION one Of the best
Wing papers IN Pennsylvania, and which has
hitherto been the organ Of the exclusive Anti
Masonic party, has just taken down the name of
Gen. Scott from its masthead and put up that of
Henry CLAY. Mr. Fl. Montgomery succeeds R.
w. Middleton, ESQ. as Editor. The Ge,tvsburp
STAR has taken the same course The friends
of Protection and the Land Distribution in Penn.
sylyania, as everywhere else, are now all but unani
nous for Mr.. Clay.
TaE CoNTRovERsy.-The Rev. DRY ainwright
has addressed two letters TO DR.. Potts, in reply to
his letter first published in the Commercial Ad.
different, and not so favorable view of Dr.
Pot1sS public reply to has declaration at the New
England Dinner. Or. w. thinks no new light
can be thrown on the subject by public discus
sion, and aledges that his remarks, which seem
TO have produced SO great an excitement, were
uttered IN self-defence The long and protracted
applause that responded to the expression at the
Tabernacle by MIR. Choate-' State without
King and Church without a Bishop W.
thinks, called for some public notice on his part.
DEW. proposes to conduct the discussion through
The religious papers-he himself choosing the
Chu-chman as his organ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

FAscr CUTLEAY-A great yane,y aPreef aa, 10 @ nj
the s,est patterns and finest finish from the mandatory o.
joseph Rogers oqs-Razor selected Mth Sfei. care sane
of lao 3trodl C. SAUNDERS 4 son. 1853 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
Tho riR

We'll, gentlemen Locos do rub the ears OF
your Congressmcn. and cheer them on to an at
tack Oh the Tariff That is just the spot where
we want you. and we hope you will screw up the
courage o. your party to the sticking point. Sc
Ear, you appear to have told your hard stories to
very little purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE BRAZILIAN JOURNALS
:" Opportunity OF obtaining waiting woman for
Is! To be ratified for, watng-woman, with child
eight years OF age, and other subjects of value
Tickets may be had at No. 81 Rua do Roseria'-
'To be sold, little Mulatto two years of age, very
pretty, and we'll adapted for festival present
christmas box No. Rua dos Latoers.'' 'sTo
be sold wet nurse, Mulatto girl, aged 20; has
very good milk; her frs, child now four months
old. Rua da St Pedro No. l60." ITO be sold. a
black woman, five months gone with child fit for
ell kinds of service. Largo do POGO No. 81 To
be sold a waiting woman with milk, and with son
eight months old. She may be had either with or
without child Has the qualification of good
waitng-woman, and is without vice Of any kind"
. Have you voted y asked political drummer of
loater who was hanging round the polls, as he
thrust q ticket into his hand.
No, have Mt and do nj mean to- that S more.
till the third day about shutdown. Nobody shakes
hands with me or treats after have voted. You
can I catch me- LA. Chron.
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u THE BAPTIST MEMORIAL and Monthly
Chronicle, devoted to the History, Biography,
Literature and Statistics of the Denomination,
edited by R. BABcocK and ]. 0. CHouLEs, com.
mences It's third volume with the New Year. Ii
Is neat monthly at s per annum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

Of 1850 s,rodi G. SAUNDERS & son. 1853 Broadway.
~ Office Of the Is o.very Fire INSURANCE
Compauy, No. IL; Bowery, corner OF Grandstfeet De
c,n-I 20. lS3-NoTIcETh Company assures their ens'
toners and the public that they will at me
lowest rates Of premium favorable similar
in this city, including those Companies that advef
Use 10 return 20 yer cent JAMES LOVETT, President.
p,rrn PfycKyEY Secretary d2i I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

e The METROPOLITAN READING Room, pro
posed by Messrs. Smelling & Tisdale, at 500 Broad
way, near Niblo's, is deserving the patronage o
citizens living IL that vicinity. (See Card.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

~ The magnificent attractions Of the American Museum
amongst which are Cen Tom Thumb, the GyIses and
snsndiI neI Torrance draw ING great houses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

u Robinson, IA Nassau,st has inst got out
spirited engraved Certificate Of Membership
for the Clay-Clubs. We trus. "a great many such
will he needed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

- DR.. TAYLos's BALsAM or LIvERwoRr S,5 BowEsr,
is the only med clue Tor CONSUMPTION, Coils coughs
ish circulation relieve the cough horsen",s rain a,d light
the breast i 5" tops tn tug OF blood:
cause. gradual increase weight, flesh Buy ony the
genuine abrve Of Dr. LEEp;, M'lden Lans. Read
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

Oz1o.-Tho Wing House has passed bill re
ducng the pay of Members of the Legislature
from So to 50 per day. The Loco Senate has
amended it BY cutting down the Governors sala
ry from $4,000 to $1,000, Secretary of State
$500, Auditor, Treasurer, and Board Of Public
Works, $3.50 each per annum, Resident Engl-
neer S666; Acting Com Canal Fund 1865, &C.
&c. Each Sheriff or other County Oilcer who
receives over $3.50 year shall pay the balance
into the Treasury, &c, &c. The intent Of this
is of course to defeat the original proposition, but
we trust 1t will be foiled. The original bill pass
cd the House by 63 to s; the amended bill passed
the Senate by rs to TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

OcK.-l h TAR smonnf ot tn,n.s, do.;I
Stock MARKET today and pre'; seem eny thing but s ne
ny Since the announcement, by some thirty Of our ipu.
the Bank ocS ha, gone UT from day to . q
II r. ,ched 81 30 hs.e; bat took The hackw,, wa
noon and le 10 2! The sales At the Second Boa1s @
80 snare. (Iirsrd Bauk 81, % do do 9t 100 10 VcIS
lt5 l02 do United stes Bai at5f; 10 Schuy kin Ny
ation AZ 3t $50 >chuylsiil Narration Eiyss an "a. q
vi ming,5n Railroad ISL sl0eO SAFE rves AZ g. d ,Ss
Louisville Bank At 81; s39ao Sta sizes, dayi fat Al;
anal Loar Skies sii 2A0 shares Reading RAIud :, "a,
$1,000 Uui,ed STATES Loan Elves 1885, AT Lea 80 shares Ua
Bank OF Iennes<ee az 6Ss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-21
SCHOOL DooKs-J,cob'. |.

SCHOOL nOOkS-J cob. LATIN Reader;
- o m iead's Philosophy fschool ediio1,)
C. sfk.'- Cp'.ar;
trhan'- Meual Phllnsophyi
Nalpy's Creek Grammar
Gfurn Mimten;
Mntav'- English Exercises Just received
and iof sale 10y JOHN J lIASWElL.
ieb II UGian St
SUP"RIOR WRITING PAPER-JOuN J
y iiASWELL. has ihis DIV rrcerved n fresh
supply pf Cap md Quato Posi- Wiring Papers from
Ihr hrn mnnpia' lores in The United Slaic,. wh,ch
he n0rr. cheap for CASH. leb II
AAINDOW GLASS have lo Of
w wnd-or Gia-. hy 10 aud 10 by -
which will sell very low
6bl7 JOHN iIASN II L. i'nHn ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-21
RI SSEI.I. 4 MERCER.

Sac. s"o,s n Aion-o L,Agl
IMPORTERS NJ Tuie,, latham 4 Walker 5
Patent Shoe Thread Sreoi ''otion, Tapes
md STAY bindings, Cotton Hosiery and Gloves
Pearl, Bone. Horn and paper Buttons, and
Small Wares generally al
No. 232 Baltimore 81. (oppo'i,c Sharp ~
BALTIMORE. MD.
The subscribers would respectfully inform
ihrtr friends and the trading community gene
faily hat they are receiving nv the different
arrivals from Liverpool q generi u assortment - T
goo e in the above hne, wfich add, d 10 their
stocks of Combs. Buttons. Brushes and Varic-
~ q .ods generally makes their assortment
very oomnictr; anl n which thy invite heir
attention hef're purchasing, ms their rlccs a &c
very 10 Y. aud cannot he heat ia any of 'hs east
err cities RUSSELL & MERCER.
f~h II