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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08
COLUMBUS, CO.. INSURANCE COM
pANE.

tOLtMBIS co. INSURANCE COM
pANE.
.aGFNCT FOR UUEELN G,
LIST. Al Shriger 81 Slelle'S Warehouse,
Wa'tr street.
ENHEf will take risks on Buildings OF all
n kinds:
Steamboats, 7nd Cargocs, Factories, Mills.
keclboatS, FIatboutS and CareoeS Sc. against
loss OF damsSe 10y dre,u or The dangers and periis
ot The seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized To make the FOL
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person insulting a single risk by which
no loss 10 the company is sustained, shall re,
ceive n return on application TO the agent, Of
10 per cent on the amount paid. On nett gross
premium paid each year, amounting to $500
or over, l2l 2 per cent on DO: amounting To-
So 600 ar over, 10 per ccOt. ION -
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CITY OFFICERs FOR 1913.

Couneiimea:
Ckrk-JAMEs S. WuEAr.
Sc, ~geant-JoHN MURRAY.
. HhGU .Nas,er-R. HAMILTON.
Thos Hughes, Matthew ML1re, w Wilson.
w w Shfiver, A s Todd, S Brady,
BE Sanborn, Geo Mcndell, o WHeiskell,
M Nelson, E Coen, WIN Pumphrev
Jacob Amick, b f Kelley, Roberts,
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL
On Ordinaness-MessIs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
On Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
On AeeOnnts-Messrs Shriver, sanboin and
Kelley.
On Streets aud Auies-Messrs Todd, viii.
son, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
On Water Horks-Messrs Sanborn, M'Lure,
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market House -Mess.s Heiskell, Pun
phrey and Coen.
On Coal Banks-MesSrs Amick, wilson, Re.
berts and Superintendent of Waller Works.
On WharreS-Shriv,r, Hughes and Amick.
On Fire Observation-Disclosures TodJ, M'LuTe,
Sanborn, Humphrey and Roberts.
On PetuirnS-MeSSrS Nelson, Lamb and
'Sanborn.
On Salaries-Messls Kelley, M'Lure, ShrI-
ycr, Brady and Nelson.
NORTH WESTERN BANK Of VA.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
CAPITAL $40 900.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
J LIST, Cashier.
Directors:
"A Woods, w w Shriver, A p Woods,
f. Pollock, Thos PAUL. Geo w Thomson
NMcNaughten, | w Mitchell, ThOs Johnston
MERCHANTS g. MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
Capital $500 O00.
GID CAT n AL I'll II DYc..tan
SoB!EsKI Brady, Cashier.
Directors:
j Caldwell, w L Seihy, JAS Baker,
X C Woo,s, z Patterson, wv Gill,
Jacob Gooding, VIM Fleming, SAM OF.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE MNNST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Directors:
M Nelson, A Paxton, Rogers,
A Flick ner, Il Morrison, J Ciumbacke
A Johnston, Sam1 Mcclellan,
RoBr Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OFFICE MAIN ST.
THOS HUGHES, PreSidep;.
Directors:
NJ NELSON, A Paxton, Johnston
JCrumba Ter. J r Baker, Baker,
John Knote, w + Peterson,
RoBr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Man ST., BELOW Monroe.
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
DtreGoTs:
5 Brady, Robt Cransle, JasY Caldwell
WIN Fleming, Jno Gpshorn, Daniel Lamb,
X &C Woods, Jacob S Shriver
r w HAnDlNo. secrelary
- -, -. -, -, -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08
No. IGD

INF MINOR ant q, mv44p mr. ~ RE
any, 81 Hh~b.c ~ hs,c, yort h mH,h',
""iits n soc 'hfi Nuui cttN S'rrclut ari hrs icpu-
''rs attend in lcrpHnc tho chtiiten,ut ~ pa. .tft els.
n some az hem mich' be s.rursly in,n,h ion ,h,,
nm te"'deui'd press ct Cu>'.mefs ln : ID HAIR
PEI'S Fashionable TIni ord Cap Establishment.
corner oi Main aud Union S'r"eis. whrrc Le h.a
received Tins day = srierdid io' uf Hats md. Cups.
o. l'nnd '''i fr"'iv"e. snilrirehs No I pea-
W iini' q" n" Z dr ice. q" NJ" 1 cnssin' 70 iI,'s.
~" N"3 dod'. 10 Mo- ilt.,ia Hos. d. Ne = De- d..
iu coucy Hats Wool ilais.
Received irom P.iloIt'ILia. Genl'cmcb. orira
u!o'k cloth Suurh RAYS Oh, dp Naval dp. de- Boston
ip. du f'wy oluih 20. q con 5r,u ID, Mem VAR
cars d'iicrcW %qualiics Noul,' aud 8p- ,jn,h d,.
'h'i''ri't mat in'1ni,' 'luh ears. Mems and Boy.
NlHti-h sam caps. tu i1 Hair Seal ~. Hats 81
'I h'uf. constantly uu hare ,lear CuUl ,rd yce.
sep W S - HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-08

81 HAVE This day received my full stock oi
n French PerlumcTy. which will be sold very
low for cash, IL Consists of The following ar icles in
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sOUN X

NO 2s, WATER ST, WHEELING.
AS Just received from tue East a very
uE large snI general assortment OF l. auoRs,
SGoARs, TOBACCO, GROCERIES, sc, among which
are
half pipes seignelt & Dupeey's ith proof
BRANDY;
1 or cask old Hennessev do;
half pipe Holland Gin, %favorile brand;
or eask Port Wine, superior quality;
i az do Madeira do, do do;
8 COZ MuScat Wines;
8 do Claret do first quality;
. do Cherry CognaC, superior quality;
8 do Lemon Syrup;
2 do West India Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regalia Segars;
1000 Imperial Cazadorcs do;
$4,000 Principe do, Isl, 2d and 81 qualities;
A large qnanuiy Of half Spanish and Com
mon do;
30 gross Golshis Matches;
TOBACCO. a large and general assortment
OF the most tavOfitc brands;
MRS MIler's fine cut Tobacco;
SohF' Every description and quality, manu-.
iaetured by + Hyde & sons, Baltimore,
90 drums Figs;
several boxes Pine Apple Cheose;
Together with q SeDsfal assortment Of Gro.
ceries all OF The Very best quslny, which vii
be sold as low as they can be had ives, Of IN.
WoUn'aInN. feb II
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q " 81 u II n G. e..
INSURANCE..

I'D iSKS will be taken ~ the FIRE & MARINE
ga lNSuRANCECoNPAN OF WHEELING
~ TIE forrest rates on
Buildings ofallkinds, stone, buck OF OGDEN
aad their contents;
Steamboats, factories; mills, &c.
Furniture.
And merchandise ofallkinds.
And aGainstall dangers attending the trans
portoion Of~eoOdsonstyers, lakes, seas, canals
anu railroads.
Fer the character Of the compnnya rs TO prcmp.
ntude ard libCraltiy ~ the adjustment aud Pr %
mento fiosses.- W. beg leave {, refer to the mCr.
chats OF this place apd elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment Of claims upon Va. aug
Office on Ma i'm ST Il. w HARDING Sec'y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
rENHE Firo ard Marine Insurance COMPANY
"A of Wheelir 9, will return 10 per cen, On
all premiums ;ecei we'd for risks taken l.om ih!a
iitur where no los has occurred
leb 81 w HARDING. Secl,iary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL S50O0O0.
'FIlS company being now dulJ organized, rs
p-epnred TO make insurance on every des.
caption ofFire and Marine Risks, such asdwel.
ling Houses, Store II ouses. &c with their cOu.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats aud Keel
Boats with their carGocs, To- Rsd from anyrOrl
on tae ono and NIseisslppl rivcrs. or thelr trib-
utary streams. Application Tor Insurance 20 b.
mad. Tor the present at the Office oil the Ehtel /
ing Havings.ln utution
RETURN PRFMiUMS.
7ENHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
ny of Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all premiums received FOR risks taken from
This date, where no loss has occurred
II Mccoy,
March 8, 1915. Secre,sry.
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aNARPETING. OIL CLOTH, &C.-Ir

~ addition To my former stock. ! am now recei
wing a large assortment If The most desirable pat
terms OF varons qualities OF Competing. Having n
room over my store appropriated 10 this article.
aud having arrangements fIr a regHlnr supply, |
am %prcpated 10 furnish The article ntn small com.
mission ON eastern cost. I can also furnish Floor
Oil Cloth either in one piece 10 sui, the plat. or
by The single yard as may I've required,
oci7 w II SELBY
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BLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, &C,
fnnN [ IL q IL

BLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, &C.
John ] UASW ELL,
EE O0KSELbER, SiaJipner and Blank Book
- M1nuiaclurer, union Street, Wheeling,
keeps constantly on hand and manufactures 10
order Blank Account Books of every de>crip-
ton. MERCHANTS and others who are re.
quiring New Books, can have them rHled tn
any pattern. and bound IN The most desirable
manner nj the shortest notice, aud Warranted 70
give sat %Etaction.
STATICNERY in all It's variety, suitable
for Merchants, Banks and PublIc Offices.
AlSO-A large assortment OF School, ClaSSi.
cal, Theological, Medical and Juvenile Book,
at the rcyy Unrest prices. mar Is
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B % "a $ R Els.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
ROCK STORE.

JOHN FISH kR, AEt, Book seller and Station.
y .er, No 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va. so
licitl the patronage OF his former friends ana
customer, at his ola stand, where he will he
ablet to supply them with Books and Stationery
at reduced pIices. He has now % hand q large
assortment, and is constantly receiving supplies
of Medical, miscellaneous, Theological and
School Books. Also, Bibles of every variety of
Binding, all Of which he is able TO afford AZ
cheap as they can be gotat any other place in
the city.
HjghestPrice given for Rags is exchange.
sen 10
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Commercial and Money -Haners, sec Last Page.
"WEDNESDAY. 7. NJ

For COMMERCIAL and Money laa,ters, sec Last Page.
WEDNESDAY, P. NJ
The Stock Market is still heavy, but the changes
were not material.
There is not much movement yet In foreign bills
We quote Sterling 100: a 1904 Paris ST. 27t Amster
dam 80. 3oi Hamburg 35I 35s; Bremen ~ a ~
The Whaling Bank at New London has declared
dividend Of three per for the last six months pay
able on demand.
three and half per cent
The Washington Co. Md Bank semannual
dividend Of three per cent
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of George
town two and half on demand.
The Farmers Bank of the State of Delaware.
semannua dividend at the rate of hse per cent per an
The Bank of Wilmington and Brandywinc, a
semi annual dividend the of per cent per
annum
The receipts of the Long Island Railroad Co. for
the month of June were between S2s 900 and SEQ 900
For the first seven days this month the receipts have
been 5000.
The following remarks from Thompsons Bank
Note Reporter are worthy the attention Of those who
are seeking investments:
On the LIST instant the United States and the States of
New.York Ohio and Kentucky paid their quarter and
GO i.aunual interest The State of Newly Ork also paid
off about one million of the Canal debt. Many Of the
Banks Insurance Companies and Railroad Companies
made dividends az the same time. The amount OF mo
nev thus le loose cannot be less then two and hall
millions Of dOlarsihe largest portion OF which L on the
market for renvesiment The following list OF stocks
are the leading the permanent, for investment;
$50 price Inf yearly.
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DIED:

On Wednesday July 9th the residence Of his son
NAV William II Peck, Sing Sing in the full triumph
NJ faiih in his Redeerner. GILBERT COCJANT, IN the
-D,h wear of his agewcl known old and respec'a
BE resident of this City ard for the last fysix years
member Of the NJ. f.. Church.
The relatives and friends requested 70 attend ms
funeral at the NJ f. Church in Seventh street on Thurs
day July 10Th, AT O'Clock. P. NJ.
On Tuesday 9Th, Anthony McDermitt 30. native OF
ireland: Peter g. Cumming Is; Mrs. Csiharine Ann
Kelly. 6S
On Monday It'll Hannah Graham, 20
Al Tnrrytown on the morning Of the 9Th inst MIS-
REBECCA C. HUNT, wife Of VIM A. Hunt in the Jls'
year OF her age. ~
AtSewark F. J. 7ih, wife ola T. Prison. q. OF this
City
a, Newburgh. 9Th inst Mary Elizabeth wife oil sands
McCsmy. Of NewYork. q -7,h Esther. wife OF Isaac
Abrams a.
At Dayton Ohio 2sih ul, Rev Robert B. Belevie, of
Delaware. 81
AT Albany 9Th, Clara Stanley, daughter Of L. : Par.
sons.
At Troy. 3D. Catherine NJ. wife Of William Her, =.
AT Augusta sd June. DANIEL WARREN, q soldier
Of the Revolution aged e.
At we,ertown 22d alt Mrs. Mary A. wife Of Rev. VIM
l.. Knox. %.
aged Fl.
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slell1 50


Showing increase in favor Of the past I'VE months Of
the present year the amount q $500 H. Inc ae2'e
gate compensation Of officers IS sl-3ol
statement showing the debts and credits ofine Com
psny on the 3st Of May lsi5 exhibits the debts at 81
Coz pa and the credits, &c. at -l3ooos leaving BAL
snce deficient on the 81 Of June Of 81 $50
The exhibit If the Treasurer shows the receipts into
the Treasury Of the Company from the date Of it organ
ization to the 3l.i Msy, l.45 TO have been sl29s753
and the payments s2,l7a -i6-eaving in the Treasury
slooO7.
The receipts during the year ending with the 3lst Of
May last have been s72sl2 which added 10 the balance
Of 1902 in hand at the beginning Of the year gives
total Of sll277f Ofwhch there has been paid out
s92s67 leaving on hand sle,9O7.
This shows small business ior a WORK Of this mag
nifude
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., COMMITTEES OF VISITATION

r.rxr OF COMMITTEES OF VISITATION
Az" pravxTs OF THE USIvERsITY-At q
IN" n the Regents held on the lsth day OF
80 issf, resolutions were adopted authorizing Q
AP.s,;on bv committees Of the board, OF the severa
rs,,s,es and Academies throughout the state
Tte following committees OF visitation have &C
uordincly been appointed
80 10 u,diool ard Lierdry Colleges and The Aca-
-, IN "A, Cay Of Mo- York-fhe CHANCELLOR. Mr..
c,e..~,,s Mr. VERrLANcK and Mr. PKyyN. Clhs COM
s,ee has heretofore been announced)
n, ,jsif tke doa6enies LoH9 Island and N oes.
.,.s,, DafeAess aud OrdHgt-Mr. DIX, MI "kfN'AA
snd Mr.. vERPLANcg. ... nj
To risi, the hoadenss in Jlstv Greene schoA1'N' ~
...r, and Ozaqo-Nr GRAHAM and Mr.. Boreh a.,
To risR Union Coile1e albany Med,odl C1l<s., 80 "
<aademes IN Albany. Schenectady aud ba'"'Ns''"
BrEr and Mr.. THOMPSON ,..,,.x Sc,o,oDa
To risu the Acadtni,s IN COLUMBIA heNss... ~
asd Uoy7en-Mr HAwLEY and MI CoA>"r rLy;. (,
To rist, me Acaderabs IN Essex ct,ND - NJ
Lnsreaoe, JSrson and Lerss-Ine oo'I">'" "'' ''''
MCLEAN. IN. <.,de,;,s :, Mani,
49, r,,,ns HyElmrr oneida. Madison and Oaon
e. ~ I.xs,xo the CHANCELLOR, M PAIGE, and
W =, r;s,, ~, feadeqes in CA>nGHgo Broome, Tiosd
~, - Tss,nkfas and S,eabeH-The SECRETARY or
r. ;s,, Cara Cot19e and he Aoddenaies ~ cnidrio
,:-i.os,on Vayan Seneod Cayu9a. Oswego and Cort-
49, 49, me yIcr CHANCELLOR and Mr.. HAMMOND.
r. ~jsf he drademies IN Monroe Geqeset Hyomiax.
o-lo.. yjegara Err Cldaf0uqae and dNfgany-Ihe
S,r,-rr~AST GOVERNOR and Mr.. WADswoKrH
b Order J. BIN
Albany july 3 l345 secy Of the Regents.
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Although there j. q wide difference in the price Of
stocks in this isl yet we consider one equally n safe AZ
another United States stock stands the highest, and
Ohio the lowest; yet il TO invest money Tor
long time would prefer Ohio. even at the same prcc
lfpeace continue both equally good but IN case OF
10 be deprc sed for the reason that The General eIov
eminent must defend the country and its debt would be
vastly augmented.
Nine Branches of the State Bank of Ohio have
been duly organized under the law OF last winter and ex
amned by the Commissioners The Bank Commission.
have issusd the requisite notification under the 18th
section of the law the different Banks for the appoint,
ment Of members of the Board of Control This Board
is to meet in Columbus the 18th inst when the state
Bank of Ohio viii be duly organized.
Ii is understood that the County Treasurer of
Philadelphia has secured the whole Of the amount neces
ssry 10 advance 270O0O or $3.50 600 OF the State
that no doubt is entertained of the interest being paid
the LIST August in Relief notes and money.
The project of connecting the North West Branch
and Susouehsnna Canals with the Schuylki coal region
by means Of the Sunbury and Shamokn rail road Is at
tracing considerable attention.
The receipts into the Connecticut Treasury and
balance for the year ending April l. lsi5 were slo7
IS Disbursements. SOL $50 80, leaving surplus funds
$4,000 50 The permanent fund of the State on LIST
April s45 consists of bank stock transferable and Of
bank stock not transferable subscriptions to the capt
tai Of sundry banks which may be withdrawn On giving
six months notice, viz:
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THIS DAYIs PUBLIsHED

yV,HE LIBRARY OF CHOICE READING, XIV. Con-
j tanning Leigh Hunts Indicator. The Indicator. ams-
ceiany for the fields and the hre-de. BY Lee gh Hunt In
two paris. Part l. First American Edition Price 50 cts
The reader may very good idea of Leigh Hunts
conversation from very agreeable paper he has lately pub
i-hed. called the Indicator than which, nothing be
happily conceived eNeculed."-Iaslits Ess1y the
C0ntefsciioa If diifhofs."
"Aany OF Hunts illusions in the Indicator show that If
he had devoted himself exclusively that mode Of writing
he nhes OF the spirit of Steele than any since
his tme.r-IhI-ln on tie Prose Stye Of Poets"
a most agreeable miscellany, which, from its fancy.
wnm, iyeness and humor will remind the reader Of the
best essays of Steele, Addison, and Bonnel Thornton"
London Tunes
There can be bat one opinion Of their merit and interest,
they be read and re-read with fresh pleasure
Ner Monthly magazine
Full of fine perception OF truth and beauty they deserve
place in every library whether country"LteG
~ Gazette. Published and for sale by
Isl q WILEY & PUTNAM. l6i Broadway.
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NETWORK wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENT- FOR SAIj AbAl, JULY FL POET
\ KY-Ti0uelf. for ile Departed by Thomas l.. Harris
The Organ hy Augusta. 50. grass On BrgglBuy win
a Rruth of Flowers n. EDlfORlAL.-Ore-un and the
News; Brnev and Biruey-ili Assoc alton Exploded I:
Texas and Ofecon-Nlfler iendlngt Progress Of
a.ocisrou F.urfh Of July. The Came Of Anne Nau0
The Anarchy of Labor, &c jill. NV S.-Efom Europe.
bv lie Acadia: Lie ami Important from Texas, From
FLORIDA: From the Mormon Couuiryi The Crop, &c "
MISCELLANEOu>.-Fr-nc Gly-iyi Ihe " kosMos Of
alxs-der Won HUMBOLDT: Spirit OF ireland swedenbor-
rlani.m. The Late Thomas Hood Deer shooting IN
Northern New-Nork. s"elenhorg and his ID sc.pe.
Literary Notices: Extracts from Punch" '. COM
NERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.-stocks,N Money, Produce,
Priee. Current, Bank Note Table, &c.
Single copies put up wrappers for the Malls can be
obtained AZ the de~k-prcr. ot cents
~ TERMs-SS per year. All subscriptions payable
in;exihy IN advance. Address
GREELEY & McELRATH. Tribune Buildings
Coz spruce and Nassau 80. opposite the CITY Hall.
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN PRINTER!

DATENT Easuc Printing Types, forming perfect letters
L Adapted 10 the Use Of 6rOcers, COuleciioners, De-
Goods Dealers Shoe Stores Trunk Makers Hser-, Drug
gist-. Merchants aud all others requiring Labels SnOwbi
the Marking Boxes a. &c. These Types superb
every thing at the kind heretofore invented every
Dee the In prulil. lh marking plates ami brI-,z
They OF different sizes put up IN boxes conveniently
arranged for use, with suitable quantity OF ink, aud Win
proper viii last Tor many Year,. With ,e o. these
Types boy Of ordinary capacity, and without any
previous instruction. In ne pHi execute large and
beautiful Showtl, equal to the beet specimens Of typo
graphic art. w BE- found that packa. Of all de-cnp
hons be- marked palmer, neaer snd quicker with these
Types than by any other process Sold wholesale and rea
ID The Agency and CofnlissO Ofice , Ann street. mp
.ar, where county his for any art or this State be-
had Wanted, three four good la' kee pedlars
men, - Cash advances made merchandise and per
.Oual property Of all descr pton For sale, cheap, white
lead gum copi verdigr-, soap tea, coffee varr-h &c
&c - Ann street. ip s'arsl yl0 Jiis
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boston Aurtiom Sales

llYT.P. Il d. RICH, So and 80 Broad-stfsst, Boo.
ID tor SEMIANNUAL SALE
ON WEDNESDAY. July n
BOOTS, SHOES. BRO0ANS and HArS-2@o eases
Boots Shoes Brogans and Hats comprising the most vsaa
and Of Goods VI the Hind
offered al auction. mylay
Every lot on the catalogue will be sold without
WEDNESDAY, Auguot o.
LEATHER. SKINS, So.-Sole Leather Upper, Cali and
Sheep ssinskid and Morocco, aud Other articles IN The
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~ Where the Lady who in the language Of the poe,
would not wish 10 be the posse.sOr of
"A pure, transparent pale, yet radiant face,
Lke{O lighted alaba-ler vase"
II is well known that GoURAuDs matches halan Nedi-
Gated Sop viii produce AL Tins lovelness, and more. Tbs
wonderful Soap will cure Salt Rheum. Erysipelas Ring
worm Scuvy BARRIERS Itch Pustues, and remove from he
skin every vesge of Tan, Freckes. saowness, sunbur
Chaps Chafes Richness Mopbew &c. It's diatng proper
lies prreof the formation Of WrinIs, Danish III a.
ready formed, IL Immediately al,ays the smart resulting
from the .ngs Of insects and instantly reduces
the swelling and edness the hands and face after
sure 10 the sunleaving them delightfully."- cool fresh and
plant This delicious Soap is beautifully buoyan'. can be
used in either hard or salt and exquisite for shaw
ing In fact lady gentleman ought be without IL
GouRAUD's wonderful Poudes Subtitle celebrated for
their astonishing properties IN instantly and permanently
Graduating superfuOus human hair GoURaUDs Liquid Ie
cheeks and lips. GotRAvp's Ly Uhite il excellent pre-
paraOn for sOftening and whitening the skin GoURAUDs
Grecian Hair Dye is pressy prepared cocr grey
light hair beautiful brown black GSURAUD's fcousfc
Drops well known for their astonishing efficacy IN the
restoration Of hearing 10 hose who unfortunately labor
inc under the affection Of deafness.
Dr. FELIX GoURAUDs only depot for the sale Of Biz cele
brated compounds, il al o. Uaerstre hrsi store from
Broadway. Remember-none genuine If purchased else
where.
AcEsTs-7i Chesnut-sL Philadelphia; Jordan, Milk st
Boston Car On Co. Lowell; Ives, Salem; Guild Ban
gor; Bliss, Springield; Green Co Worcester; Myers
New Haven: Bull, Hartford; Tousey, Rocheser Backus
Bull Troy; Pierce Stanwix Hall, Albany Morse,
Lockpou: Siorrs. Hudson; Gray, Poughkeep-e Costa,
Sing Sing; Heinilsh Lancaster; &c
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BALDSEss.-BARRYs observation-disclosures whose
hair has become thin fallen off from natural decay,
the effects of fear other disease, what may be
termed constitutional predspOslon 10 badness Will by the
of this compound, have their hair entirely restored
Price ~ cents per bottle. Sold by A. {. Barry. artist IN
hair, 10 Broadwa a. b. sands Co 10 broanway ana
~ Fulton street: j. Meakm 5ll Broadway; :. Munson
2il Spring DR. Lndsays 35 Sixth avenue: v |oOr
nus al Hudson street; j. w Smith. corner Of Fulton and
Saratoga streets, Baltimore; w. Bristol. Utica, ~ Y; b.
r. Reeves, II Braiile square. Boston Dr. A. ID. Gordon
Rochester; i. l. Watkins Co.. corner Df Water and Fran
streets, Mobile; slnrges Che. Racine, Wisconsin
lNln 2rnl
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS

At THE NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESrAB.
"A LIsHMENT, is7 Broadway, three doors below thu
Franklin House tbs subscribers receiving direct
from the European Markets. the arst and fashionable
styles OF SPRING GOODS adaptei for 0entlemens wear,
with which they are prepared furnish sar and
the public, with their Spring Garments al very moderate
prices Of Fancy Goods very rich being select.
by agents from the Paris and London markets for cash
thereby enabling offer the richest and most desirable
patterns OF every article belonging Ia gentemsns ward
robe at prices will the sceptcs thai
and viii furnish with full partial
unparalleled Low PRlCES-no, taxing patrons
with denquences necessarily sitached Ia the credit bu
.ness Strict punctuay hlng orders No de-
Walton In prices. tml8l }. e. BOOTH 4 Co