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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

The Montreal Courier makes itself merry
over the magniloquence of our military an
nouncements, and we certainly are disposed
To admit That our Canadian neighbor has some
grounds Tor his merriment. We arc little
ertenstUc in that behalf and the sooner we
cure ourselves of the fault, the better. The
Courier says--''ln paragraph in the last Bos-
ton Times, headed Military Movements, we
lind bombastic account of a muster in New
Orleans OF volunteers for Texas. We find
Ddklns Regiment spoke of; then tile Lone
Star Guard then Several Companies of the
Irish Brigade this we are told that
these forces were revived by General Gaines.
and then that they marched down the street.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY STRONG. When we
began TO read the account, we fully expected
tllatthe Regiment, the Guard, and the Brig
ade,' would muster 5000 valiant soldiers at
least. Why we turn out three times that
number here i'll Montreal every morning for
guard mounting. The Americans are certain
ly most curious people in their military af-
fairs"
We confess that we greatly prefer laughing
at our own iollies to seeing them laughed at by
Others; but If our people will insist on making
themselves ridiculous they munt expect to be
rldiculed, and we do not hold it amiss. some
times to let them see what is said of them by
foreigners. Ii will do them no harm, but per
haps great deal of good. At any rate, we
have concluded to let them see what the Cana.
dams have said of them oil this occasion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
CAPS! CAPS! CAPS I!

- AVERY, has Just received the largest AM,
-. best assurimcn, Of Fur aud Ci"'h CAPS maj
fhas ever been brought To this market. Of all qualis
ucs and prices, from l2i cents 10 r. poLLARs' cor'
si,ing as iollr%s .,S
super oref Fur Caps Super Seal Fur Caps
d. Nurra Fur do DO Mnss tYr do
ID, Cloth cop Fur rimed. Snper Cloth Caps
Fashionable Silk Glazed Caps Fashionable Purple.
Red and B ack Plush CAPS; YouIhs and Ch,Idren's
cans H. great variety all OF which vii he sold cheap.
Call and sec, at No 10 Munroe street.
..nIg S AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
DHtIp T6nnHs>
TUESDAY. sEprEMBER 81, is.s

0S' We are requested To invite attention
20 the sale Of books. a, Hall * Wickham' sauc-
ton store tonight. The collection i, small,
hut there are some works that ought to bring
good prices.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
NOBLE USE OF HARD EARNINGS.


The Boston Transcript mentions that at East.
hampton Massachusetts. there is n flourishinq
Seminary for the education of BOYS and girls
including at present one hundred AMI twenty
pupils, which has been entirely established
through the liberality of one philanthrophic
individual, whose generosity and enlarged
views should and will hand his name down to
grateful posterity. The gentleman is Samuel
Wilson Esq, formerly poor New England
boy, the star of whose destiny led him To i'm.
vent new mode OF making buttons, the result
oil which was splendid fortune, and the car
rylng out OF his noble views for the furtherance
OF the cause of education. Within the last
four years he had founded the institution at
Easihampton i'll the sum of $4,000, $50, 900
OF which have been spent in the erection OF
suitable buildings, apparatus, &C., and S20,-
ooo oil which remain in the hands of trustees
to meet any incidental yearly expenses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

O'ICE. - hereby fteNarn Ill pers,ns from
h'fhnrng or trusting nv wife. Mary Robin
."n' %" ny nr""uni. n she hns lcn my bed Ind
fo7h wuhont any pfovnciron
sep2J 81 JAMES ~ ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

N C1HNCERY in the Circuir Superior Cou,,
~ OF Law and Chancery for Ohio county. in tho
gate Of Virginia.
William James cBnloner by hisrrs, friend J,ye,b
Caldwell, jr, Comnl,inan,
aaron Denman Cha'onef, md sobicski Brady. and
John Last. Executors d The last will and tes,a.
Ineni Of Jhmes Caldwell, decd, Defendants
Take noiice. that The dispositions Of Daniel {,
List and John hhTqon and Others. will he iakco =,
nc Office OF jacob & FIizhngh anornies in The c,,v
Of Wheeling IN The state Of Virginia, On Tnesloy
he TWENTY FiRsr day Of October a " 1915 be
tween Iho hours Of eight oclrck n NJ. and seven
O'Clock J. NJ. 10 he read IN evidence IN the et,yo
nnmed cause on behnlfof mid DEFENDANT and Ao,o,
Denman Choloner Add II from any cause Tho r..
king Of the same shall not he completed ON tbo,
day the taking thereof will be adjourned ron,
lime to lime mil The same shall be completed.
AARON DENAlAN CHALONER, bv
JAcoB. his Attorney.
10 SAID CONrLAISANrs AND THE ExgcCTOHs or
JAMES CALDWELL, dec d. Nv sen 2a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
FALL FASHIONS FOR isi
s. AVERY,
No. 10 MoYHoE STREET,

UHEELING, IA.
II EsPECTrULLY announces to his OLD l''e emu,
anJ Tho puhlic in general. tina, he has now
nn hand large and superior stock Of Hats anu CspS
az Tho late Fall Fashions. comprising all q"ai"es'
.h,ne. AMI zc. His Hats are manuiae'nfea on'
40, ms own immediate superintendent, oi 'he u.
IS, materials aud Ivy the hes, q wo'eme". anu
~ n he sold Wholesale and he'an' az p''oss s..
- ,Ia, ,b,y have been ,Iered in this city.
Tnso ,,,.hnr IN pnrchasc Hats and Caps. will ind
!, ~ ,,eIr advantage to give him call before pur'
=" -, " ", ,L,,S seoIg AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

SALE.-By viuue Of ed...o a
ncG "us' executed 10y Augustus Fishs, 70, 49, "
Ja,o ~ certain creditors ihereiA named h.o. Ue-
VIII n : no Jay OF June lslS.ond duly reco,ss,,
Wrkba"o w sn's a' lie Aues'on Rom Of Han 4,
ing. lbe Ion" we o'y Of wheeling. on fndsy eyen-
u Law atd M'sce'ianeons BpoS. T"' eonee,' m
Tb. .laa ALERT LAIDLEY Tms,..
60, s',ve sole Is pp.lponsI un.l rraa'," 'e.
eh'ng The 23I ,na At O'Clock u'H' iue'dsy sv~'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
t,t LOOK TO YOUR INTE
DRf-GOODS CHEAPER TIL

boiINSTON BERRYHILL. bsyd ~
60 most beautiful and well selected s,ocL or
"'ey ana staple Dry Cords. all Of which ,bev will
sen al such prices cannot fail 10 please Tho me-,
economical Our stock consists in par of The [oos,
| ing au'cles. nnmclyi
FOX LADIES' Observation-Disclosures. A,osc.,
%'"e re lie LANES. MousIIn de LANES. Fancy ana
r p.'," SINS and Saiins, Bunbazines. e,ioebams .
Cahcoes and Shawls Of everv desc,;o,;on 80.
""n lmnly Also ladies Crava,s of The Io,es, s,,,.
foR GENTLEMEN-Clor Cass,mero. g..
,Ineus' Vesing Irish Linen. SHRINE. C,avs,. j..
'o'es nnd Collars, Hosiery Of all kinds; D,me,,,c,
W accordance, with several cases nj ea,ks. ~ ~,
''|C' iannels OF every quality. Width a,s3 49,.
u'"' Lambs Wool. Silk ond NJ erino Sb,n. ,,,,x
,n,,i ChlJten's Fine Merino Shius.
iAhE NoFICE-We have always nm nm, 49,
'''' WIS Iafgesl and hest selected stock o.
=, CARPETINC
49," 'he Mountains, some Of which s,s m A.
80 Importation. We invite the public a.ns,.i,.,-
h',ssn ho Us coll. as we have not The Ieou do,t,
""' '''' we can save them The trouble NJ L,S;."<
''rMntte lor Cheap Goods
O ,,,r,,. >. BoSNErs Bonn,is A,Ijf,;,y elo,.
"VNo 10 PIE HAPrERs, We b.v";.s.
soc'ved foil assortment of Tn,s ond ,r.'' Jus'
a. "''t f, and Cloth CAPS. by the ,vbole.a,.
"ofd To The wise Is sufficient Cm..
son II JOHNSTON " BERRYHiILs
w No 1871 Main 81. Whsst'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
LATE AND IMPORTANT

EpoYS' AND INFANTS CAPS, new STYLE.
n ~ and consisting Of The finest and grcnfest Va
hey ever offered IN This city. Please coll and
view the assortment. lis Mlsia street.
sep 20 a e MCALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

A PALPABLE HoAX.-Thc driver Of a
stage coach from Bridgcwater to Abingdon.
Mass, tells the remarkable fact that he recent.
w conveyed ten ladies at time in his coach
neither Of whom bad LdHdborl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

USr RECEIVED and fof sic. gnoJ assor
" mont oi Tbtcod Edengs. Laces and Inserting.
also Lislc, Swiss oHd JltoneL
'eP2 a o FAIRCnlLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

u L,bm,y " ~ ems Lardners Lectures No q
,a n Asroromyj Pfine,rlss If 80, s"e
The o1, WIN Atkinson; Ellsworh's Reo",,. ,hos;n.
Isdf ,r "i The Patent Ofite du,ins The 49,
e., 10 MS day received and ior sale by
- Join J HASWELL. Union q,
RIVE IVORY COMBS just received :. a.,
=. '"oso'ber,n largo assortment Of an. f ."o
,s'. u'ecl from The best mannfac,ory N oId csy
SIS including TN quality nue, s. Gne. So az
nil nue. OF all sizes and which win he .old :.
sepi6 '"' HassLboR,
% Union a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

A WHITING TELEGRAPH.-A new
Electrical Telegraph, by which the despatch
Us written with the pen l,y the action Of the
Mud. has been successfully tried at Brussels.
IN the pT@Bcc 81 the Minister Of public
works.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23
JEFFERSON COLLEGE, CANNoNs.

JEFFERSON COLLEGE, CANNONS.
BURG, PA.-Thc approaching commence.
inent OF this old institution of learning will
be one OF unusual interest. The Rev. Robert
Baird, ID. d., OF New York. is to deliver the
address to the Alumni, and the Hon. William
T. Preston, OF South Carolina, the Anniversary
Oration before the franklin and Philo socie.
ties OF the College. In addition 10 these adj.
dresses, the Rev. Matthew Brown. ID. ID.
who has presided over the Institution for about
twemiy-lour years, will deliver his valcdicto.
~ and the Rev X. j. Breckenridge. n. ID. late
of Baltimore, will deliver his lnaugur ON As.
stunning the Presidency OF the Institution.
New Orleans Courier Of the 18th inst.
SAYS
"The Yellow Fever has made its appear
ance III this city. Three cases. not doubtful.
have already lvcB verified, one of which en-.
dcd IN death. There is no room To hone tls,t
the epidemic will not spread.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

STILL QUlCkER.-We chroniclcd a few
days since very speedy passage ola steam
boat, only nine days Fl, m Pittsburgh. w,
have still greater wonders to relate. Mes>rs
Todd x Howell have received truly splcnd.
II stock OF Boots aud Shoes, some of which
two boxes only, were only Sepem ddvs from
Pittsburgh. Beat that who can. When will
the skill and ingenuity of man cease to in
crease its control over the elements
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

n ,pY,,,, OF t'''' -'IUI HIHB -tTNT.
TARIFF CONVENTION.-Mr Ep,ToR
convention on the subject OF sustaining the
tariii, is desired by many believe that pub-
NC sentiment throughout PENNSYLVANIA will
i"ror and second the measure promptly and
cordially Such AN assemblage would he at
tended with results the most salutarv and use
ini. ! havc'no doubt that every county or
district IN the State would send delegates. and
probably representatives from other States
would meet and unite with us in adopting
measures calculated Ia preserve and perpetu-
aye system upon which the interest and pros
pcrity OF the country depend
hope the editors of the Press in Pittsburgh
will move in this matter-and would snapcs ST
the 18th of November next. and Harrisburg
a. the time and place proper for holding said
convention. A DEMOCRAT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
srEREoTYPING AND PRINTING

NEWELE5 PHBSix PRESS AND FOUNDRY, tTd-
hum Buildings Eessal-sl opposite tho PARK l-Th,
sutseg having lad his o!ifo establishment destroyed by
arc II Spriessl hhs no~ iakcn tbs fourth sory o s
Tuc. Buildings and again f-ady TO rceeiyc all ordots
Tor every description O Plain and Ornamental Printing and
,rr-otyang which Will 10 executed with nraincss ard dos
patch Al tbs pIicsa His iyps and presses h"ipg nj
ys~ and Of tbs kinds he will guarantee thai tbs WORK
done at hs essbAhspt will be executed In Tho bssi manner
For Illustrated work w " confidently refers To pubis
Of this city ho sys already eousded long ana dicuIi
Qualifications To his cars spd ukpsrSuce-
EY- PpbIIshsrs aud others requested 10 cell and eS-
tho establishment aud jud Of Tho slbAefar sci
,iss for doing iiasir wDss, whL NEWELL.
oza La Thbaaa buildings RsAsGa-st opposite lho PsIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

A BuOk-sTURE FOE sALE.-Au eIcsleut
Aopp-nuny ior any person wishing to embark in be
Book business Il 10 an old stand and situated one OF
our beat bu-neas Streets either for Wholesale retail
Tn. rossou thu proprietor ,Sishes To sell Is
III. OF his pGIii.hng business which hs ntunds
giyns attention Address line pust
o Box No Ina. Post Diicr. uiJl
DEACH ORCHARD EGG COAL AFLOAT.
rbo -ab.crlbsfs sre ts day dscnargng very superb
O, loi Peach Orchard Egg Coal from the Spuan
vein, a 50 cnnta less gard prices.
r22 Wa T. TRUSLoW, DO Chary aad ITO Mulberry az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
JAMES MAXWELL.

MACHISlST, Z5g Bowe!y, New folk-Prni;ng, Lilho-
WI graphic and Copperpiate PRESSES; Bookbtndcrs'
Cutting and Enclosing PRESSES Rolling Machines and
Squarng Shears Iron Backing Presses Cylinder Presses
for Newspapers and Jobbng Maxwcifs Patent Single Fms
h., Printing MhenlUeibe chief Improvement IS IN the hD-
s.rs not being liable iluT The improvement may be seen
BY calling al The Methodist Book Conessn 200 Mulberry 81
~ Y
Double fsk-; Adams Presses altered 10 Single having all
the qualities 9f The Improved Adams without the expense,
doing AZ much WORK Ia the time equally sell
Improved Standing Press; Proof and Transfer
Presses; ha1wclrs Patent Printing Engtne Sel!-insng
Apparatus md every article IN his line. necessary IN PRINT
Ing Oacs Bndcy. ato order, reasonable terms
- Napier and other Pro<scn repaired und put in order
Eel lA.yu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
pALMER x WHITFIELD, Auornies a, Law, =
I'm H.. Wt,1s,n, Milton n. Ca

Wil attend the Superior and County Courts Of The Coun
ties Rockingham, Guord Orange Granville Person and
Cswe Also the L. States Circuit Court and The Superior
County Courts RAeigh, n c. and the Hastings Court
Ct Danyile Va
Claims OF every description and other business confded
10 them any psrt OF North Carolina will be punctualy
and faithfully attended 10.
Refrenoes-Panl, Mcllwaine K Co. and Mcllwsne
Browney Co. Petersburg Hubbard Gardner Z Co. and
Kent Kendall Atsaler Richmond J. Hopkins Brothers
& Co Baltimore II. ~ Cam pbel, Philadelphia; West
Oliver x Co., Dckerson, Churchill Co, Townsend 4
Brollers Peek, Bradford Z Richmond, Ncw-Yotk-
ary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
TIN TRIBUNE.
nM me Tribune
. sasswml ~ ols BULL

A sAsswsSl ~ ol.s NULL,
" ANA $ iySes,,
sxsSs w4s = Esas,,s,a s., Wy heart
Ws>~.s JssNe;,s Asi M, iN,ea stirred
\ Fssv, ~ Grass, ~ my sal
", 49, AsA sSe,es eass,,
Ss~l.Se< y ~ sssNNas'ese
~ ~ As$sA, tAssss allied
~.A.e n s>sases,,ly,s heaaasal.
SssSy>>:. ss,ests>Sea
saS wseS>S se.,sa,A Thy master hsad.
gs>,~, s,ss,slass e&'Nv>is have given
\ &xvSss,e { ,h$, deep ,an lie
TA.s ! SA=0 Aaew IL Ncavca,
:, ~, 2s>ss;,,ss spell fas eeee
TAe val,ago u Va7cst
Trss; >>Aess ~ l>esk ~lNcn n,y heart
TX. Charmed. within a,y breast;
yass Mn=s,,y sad flushed Hope forget.
Asass,sAa SAX. 81 deep;
Assl s'e7 ray spiy,, fails Il bliss
81 y<sises ,i.a; weep,
~. Ss7saSey ,hauSh thy Farewell notes
Naw - ,hc e7,>c=c may sigh
Ney sr>sssa-,>a il oay thrilling hearts
Tac;c e,ss, shall no, dc.
'TsS>a ;, hroa;h; us from Thy Northern home
o.3 Noswxy's forest tones,
VIA .acl,>3ses ignr, sncieni lands
o:pSlS>es SD ,hroaes-
Take back tie Prsirics Solitude,
Tfse voscs OF that dry sea,
Whose billowy breasts dyed with flowers,
Made audible by Thee
Take back with thee what ue'er before
To Masic's voice was given
Tie sa;heu, tbs; Niagara chaun's
Increasingly TO Heaven
The spiri, of People walked
sv Freedoms batte-cry-
The Memory OF their Washington
! Their song of victory.
Take back with thee lottier Fame,
4 proader niche in Art,
rresh lsurels from our virgin soil,
And-,ake Nations heart
- COY Brown. o! Tennessee in his Message
ss;.is,ure Of ;hs. State transmitted on the 7th
,,snds the Abolition Of tie Punishment OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27

HOT AIR FURNACE.
WALKERS PstenI Improved hot Air Furnaces, for
w beating Dwellings, Stores, Churches, Gc-These Fur
aac-s viii heat economically and etcenty the air In The
will pure and healthy free iom dryness dust
gaa.
Walker Paence and have hitherto given entire salts
fiction and 10 all warranted 10 perform well
References: n. w. Taylor, Esq Governor New York Hos
paI MI Charles Starr, Superintendent do Edward Be-
uenl Esq n Was; C. d. Rhodes, Esq I'D Pearstreet
Mr. Thomas HcEraih, l54 Nassau, &c.
sn9tf GEO WALKER ?r2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
STOVES. STOVES, STOVES,

STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and the
public genera lily he has hand different PAL
terms OF nir.tght Cooking Stoves viz Doctor b. Douglass
and j. Lewis Co.'s Patent, manufactured by z. Clute
Sens Schenectady The castings heavy and durable, and
the Stoves Warranted 10 give satisfaction In u cases Those
in want Cooking Stoves would do well 10 call and exam
the purchasing elsewhere For SALE Wholesale and
retail ih- Olms;sd Stove Factory, 20 w ater ~ NJ y
nil imeod- JOB CLEVELAND.
STOVES, Brass and Irun ka!lns, &c--rbo subscribers
- would their friends AID the pabicin general! that
they have commenced manufacturing Stoves a. their old
iaalish.d No. Isl Weer-st where will be found
great variety consisting IN part OF the following
TIE Economist and knickeroockrf Cooking Stoves FOR
coal wood The patterns cor those Stoves being new,
will found III much closer than the ordinary Stove and
they are warrantcd to bake we'll
Davys Air Tight Cooking Stove for wood or coal, Will
DO advantages than any other yet
constructed baying the TIRE chamber elevated, enabling The
extend the whole size OF the bottom OF the Stove
and warranted bake we'll Persons lbou purchase,
would well examine this Stove there Is such vn:i
the price need DO hindrEnco 10 The small
families purchasing
Doctor celebrated Patent fenura Parior and all
Stove
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves and Bssca Air
ishI oico Suycs. One and hole Furnaces Hat
and Tailos Stoves, Stove Pipe and Elbows Togo
ter with general brass and Iron Railing,
BrnHs ofnunens Mica ZINC, Cylinder Brick Deck Irons,
Ae.kc
Al! OF which will will DO sold wholesale aud retail at thu
lowest prices, Isl Wuer-st brtweco beekmHn-st and
Peck alp. MPHERSES GUEST.
New York. Augusta. HAS nuis sodim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
EenaI Notices.

NTOTICF ], hersbv given thai all persons indebted 70
Sih- estate OF JONAS WELLINGTON. late oil me Is "
Albany RI sbsconding concealed debtor are tea; ~
r-nier OF all debts or Gums OF money ~
Gully ppOpist Trustees OF the estate Of said deon IL P
suRnce OF the before the 2nt dsy OF Jahu
1896 al the once OF G. Wheaton, No. S. Sistestree IN
the City OF Albany, and ell havirs IN their posse
son any property ,-ts % such dehor, are required ~
deliver the the subscribers Trustees aforesaid on
Before The day Aforesaid e. The place aforesaid ana AZ
persons hAvi-g css demands .ast said debtor are
also required present n. before same day
t same place 10 the Trustees ofthe-D aied
Albany November epth, iSia.
EDWARD ARTCHER,
l. D. EOLSTEIS, Irusees-
G-r SAMI- WILKINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
Uin0om SHADES.


WINDOW SHADES! WINDOW SHADES =
w kelly & RlkER exclusive Window Shade deal,
ers will open this morning II containing new and
beautiful patterns, sncn as k,ch LanasGspes ur'nIs.
before offered for sale in this couny and
not 10 be purchased al any other store Also about
Thousand pairs OF the usual styles sold in the city FER
SALE wholesale retHi prices 80 per cent lower than
they are cold other Stores where they them al second
Of'hd hands Prices vaTyRg 'Sm R igl: 70 ''
n26 Exclusive Window Shade Store. ISL Chahau.st
y.IlNDUW SHADE DEPOT, No. spruce-st New
w Yors-The only msnuactory of any extent In the
ed States The Subscribers offer for sale The mos
assortment of Shades which could be collected together
consisting OF the following styles:
10 900 psirs beautiful Gothic painted by artists These
all vie OF celebrated places in Europe
1900 pairs of assorted Gothic Connlhan and Landscapes
such US generally sold about the City.
IS pairs OF beautiful Coririhan painted in Florence
100 pairs Of Of the most celebrated places in this
country.
5000 pairs cheap Shades, from 62s to 81 So
We pledge ourselves 10 cell 100 per cent cheaper than
any other house IN NewYork Persons wishing 20 see The
process OF getting up he useful articles, shown
through the painting with great pleasure.
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations not 10 be sur
passed. Trimmings OF all kinds al manufacturers prices
Persons buying 10 sell again. dealt with on The most ner-
al terms. o2V5m BARToL x DE MAUNY.
ERENCH WINDOW SHADES -. C. Wood
ford 1891 Broad Hsy has just received an extensive as
OF the above Shades, varying from 20 IL ee IN
length Also invoice OF French Landscape Paintings of
new Designs &c Cor.nhian Columns, &c. The invoice
contains about 100 low priced and VIII be soIc accord
n B.-Mcrchans aud Uphols'er.rs buying sell again
will be allowed aiberal discount Mex door 10 Tue corner
of Reade-st Laarge's Buildings lnl5 &C WOoOEolip:
90 R00 WINDOW shaaes-For sae 1t wholesale sdesL
AA,UUOor re.aii. 81 reduced prices Persons dealing
10 10 so per less than where they get al second
third hands. N B--Good Oil Washable Shsdes from 10
cents pair-beanliiu from SO 10 S-tes IRON - 10
Sl2. kelly L RIKER. Exclusive Window Shade
90 Dealers and Manufacturers, Isl Chathsin-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-27
NOTICE OF APPLICAWIUN for The DISC

NOTICE OF APPLICATION for The discharge
OF an iusoveut his Debts pursuant the pro-
visions the third article OF the first title OF the h chapter
second part OF the Revised Statules-JosePh r
Smith, JuIior-Notce first published November llh. 1915
Creditors appear before Frederick A. Talmadge, Re
corder OF the City OF NcwYorx, al his Office No II Nassau
street. The City of NewYors, on the 18th day OF Deceu-
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