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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09
RnR SALE.

II KoyBlrRY WORKS IN STAMFORD, conn.
90 AZ AUCTION suhscrb.t viii offer Tor sale,
\, ,rcuon on t,s IN nii,ss. Thursday he oih day
OF April Al O'Clock in III afternoon, uedsr dsTe es .ne
IA and Tor the county " Fairfeid aad Ssr
VI ounectcu, he ROXBukf WORMS, 80 called situate
in stamford IN said cCsnty. 80, III
two Mills, po,Is and dams together wiih saw mil
One Of sud mil. well SdsPte 90 the rolling OF iron ahS
no, ii the necessary Rolls aat GUG'r The Other mill
- ,dpt,I 10 the I,wirs Of Both milS are now en-
pioyed ~ aud Cror'rd WIN inc nes'p
6,us. aud tool, al Of which en,brNerd IN the
premises offered for sale. Ill.,
i are situated about four miles from the village
Of md about three milss the route OF the CON
,-mrhlrL Rt,lrurd itom New Haven I" New-fok Ihr
,m of water l. large and uuieilng except IN sessops OF
severe drought Ga the prsmses Nr Four u~rumg foosS'
ON. ,erv arse for the accommodate NJ bcardrS blAes
Ib .hnr h ,rns >.d, and other aud ceuyen-
ieut bull ,nss The whole establishment IN working oruer
md combine. every thrs ee'saty Tor earyins on T
,nJ ali. bn,,o.<s Terms published At th> tune OF sale
An untou bie, t r. and immediate possession given -
VIII ,n,i + m, my9 81
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

fFsr Commercial and Money Matters. zee Last Po2ej
THURSDAY, r. n
Sales at the Stock Exchange. MAY 8.
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i'm o y o 7 + I. Z II A I = Z u
OF MEDICINE:
NE " E0JE ~ ~ blijAS.
- rnD -,Tr nv

NJ. y BOURNE ~ DSoA@>.
FOR SALE BY
VIM. II. GRAHAM.
Tribune Buildings, No>sHu->treet- opposite
tho Park
TIE TRIALS OF MARGARET LYNDSAI.
BY PROFESSOR WILSON ;s;,---;-....---- Price g
SELEC riDNS FROM
FRAGMENTS OF VOYAGES AND Travels.
Nan DARRELL:
Or. THE Gypsy MOTHER.
b i'li'' f''s4 | ''AT THE MUSiC of THE
BG II Z Nj I 4 \ q ! Z l.
rr,cc y Gents.
THE MUSIC OF THE
EIOPlAN = Z l. y Z L ).
Price 70 Cents.
The Carers the CITY. and County a-s1 .Ip,sd ii
,nya a Tribune BuidIne,. opnr.I's he Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-09

To Teachers and Learners OF the German
LANGUAGE-Jrs, published, PHRAsh-booN IN
ENGLISH AND GERMAN, With literal Translation Of
,se German into English. Together with complete
x7laaoa OF the sounds and the aecennA:fon Of The
German, BY NORTH Eriheler Teacher Of the German
Language il the City OF Sew-YOfk. Gor Schools and
Private Learners Price IS cents The usual discounts
70 Agents nd Booksellers. Fer sale BY ZiEsza < Co.
oaadepu: j, The Office Of the beataAs Seiaes New
York Orders may be addressed 70
GREELEY & McELRaTH, Tribune Buildings
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~ Water Cure at New Lcbnnon.-iR- SHEw
of New. ORR will leave the 10 portion OF the
ti,,s NJ Ihanon Spln.., situated IN Columbia Co y I. IS
miles Es. Albany. So miles f'm the City " Hudson and
l. trcm pnrd Mss and the Railroad between
I,con and Albany. Tins place, celebrated for beauty NJ
,cersry heahune atmosphere puniy and abundance Of
bod ter, and cold seldom -auaed and II believed
furnishes the a unias-s - be found m america
f out this ecacisuS treatment hy mean,
T Water lnvnlds and families here be reasonably and
y. w -,s"tl, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MY I.ti
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Isaac Newton (Of Portsmouth. MD Spaldine, 81
ds I'm Liverpool ndsc Samuel Thompson 2iO stecrsge
passengers.
Bark Isabella IcXee. I'm Mayaruez, PR. sugar Alsop
& Chauaey. Let brig, Henfy wo dis Chamberlain, for
Afccho TO load; George. Loyal for Niaven, do; fnan
ccr, sargent for Boston. do; Eolns, Fuller, for
Yo'k. DO; Hi!dee, Fiturr, do; schs Congress Higgins
Boston d0 Hope Mitchell SYork in d.; l. l. S,urges.
Derry, Georgetown, loading; Julia Tcliar Turns. for -
Thomas days; Maria kots. WarTcn wig IT; Ga liant
Mary, Evans Demerara FOR baltimore, bark Sc
boos Hopkins I'm NYork. jus, arrived.
Scilcu brig Anna, Castsia, o! rs I'm Palermo, fruit 10
order.
Brig James wilson Fsd, 10 ds I'm Mayaguez. Pc with
sugar Mason & Thompson.
Brig George, Hardy, 3 is from Calais, Nc, with lumber
10 master
Sclr Vim Young, soners DIS from Darien, Ga. lumber
to master
ScIr Mary Frances Johnson baltimore. coal.
Scr Elizabeth, small, 3 days from Salem, mdsc TO Z W
Ropes.
Schr Trio, Taylor. Boston. mdse
Sclr Victor, Haett Boston. ndsc.
Sclr Copy, -, Nantucket, oil.
Schr Cooley, Eldridge, Bostc1 rndsc.
Schr Two MaryS. Elliot, Boston. granite.
Steam propeller Brown, I'm Fel! River.
SAILED.
Bark Amelia Mulholland, for Rio dc Janeifu.
BELOW.
brig unknown. Wind Nv
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NEE PUBLICATIONS
WILL BE READY TOMORROW.
Is RID 4 7. u 7 100

WILL BE READY TOMORROW.
(SATU D 4 7. u : 100
The PRINCIPLES or TIE
CHRON O-T He R " L y "
OF MEDICINE:
VIII the F.ll4r-s Of the aeD.'g 59 >AMsrt D'e1,oY
" D. Of Louiaa:-ith ar ztssdne'''z szi >S'-s sg " -
10, TzExEr u D Lts eal.h crizsoaec Of The Car?
I'D Csur.- Of N-v-Y sTk-Aisf:ea 70 PPGias as=-oae
voluns.-Fr-e, = eeeti-
ys- SRI :,ak g5g most si-ezsy - s7ss III
ABLE WURS. ha's aoi ~ les; 9t!sstea % TO. ma
- Sfcr1,th IS &c: : y.sd evuod n Gus ;-al
- - 49, ASTL:. CCOPEls
T,o.-lf, Dr. Sri lavr rezi WIKI IL CRATE;
lti yaf Ulcers I tis eaeuifT sey wo7i gsht .
D. s.itl>s "a LETTERS OF 0oAD' -, iti{aaI.E
Dr. DicEso> -. N'-NiNi -
THIS work es-ls.5es he isni'iy Of f1isan sad Nr
I'D rr-as 20 rusf-son hat ai-anian % IKE
fisi-r.sl ard T-rarsritSre is-rD-l e2apteneas th-
,Fn + sr. % Paye -avOrz5.= g. fsfroaYi de.is IN
viii Eorc en7,thv- 'iil ine ! folh-iry wIli ind
re er hing rornFlste oeai ht7~ ' tn d1SglnS ana
l,-n.,;,s-.yx,-u. Lapdaa s,cAi 1rmss-
10 1iys :. REDFiEL0 Chntnu Hall.
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o,rHAW comets. STRAW BoNNETs, STRAW
y BONNET sJus -:sd, large assoitmsai Of splendid
s,y straw Bonnet, selling reiucton FROM former
wholesale prices II SUTTON L co. ~ SPrins-,,.
V B. jiaz ra4 purchase Is cent ls4s than 81 the
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MARINE JOURNAL.
81 see Las; Page.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Brig Emerald Balson, Boston.
Sciirs Alarc, Purrie. Wilmington, L McCready; Pa
tot, Purchase Port Platt; Ellen Holman Els New
Bedford.
sioop Empire, Smith, NIIaven.
Barge Middesex, Wilcox Philadelphia.
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Entrt.t-\U \ NJ prtG,'JN-
BRITISH CLAIMS TO OREGON.
YM TAYLOR No. ASrOR HOUSE
WIZ puhli. on FFtiry
THE OREGON al ElOS. 81 Sih'efnen Il he r,it,>g
CT AIMS to OREGON N Imposition |" me XII tNel,NS
NJ the Government Of the United Stale oi America Win
MAP OF THE TERRITORY
ry Tbos Poirorer F,- Barser AZ Law. linconS lnns.
Ncuibsr OF the 4 ,syal Ceor-1 utlral SOCIETY," 81.
PRICE l23s CENTS.
y, PRESS i the above shaving md p:cN
ing AMERICAN CT. AIMS TO OREGON,
Y, Inn, / FlrnhAm winch VII s0rr - uGhshe.' hy
rs WV. TAYLOR. A~"r House.
ltiSr Pt tLi>hcD,
SrLV AND ORIGINAL WORK .ENt!.LED
y x Til RIVAL CHlEFTAINs, OR
\ T,ie of St.r, Az, ard his times; By barry HAIL
s,oe, an D. ob.aia-d az e. MElRiFlELD's Furnishing
Hall Broadway The trads supplied - ne usual discount
: 10 orders pr-fnp'iy mex M -
JUSI FIIl5f1 FU aud al al liz Casap PaOi
u cation ptpots. the
oRAcULAR AND FIGHTING EoLiSILEs,
with remarks on Dragons nd 0,-r Ere Br-aIhHg Monsters
OF MYTHOLOGY AND The MIDDLE AGES,
icing sap emsat u EStlrks Hydraulics End Msetanies
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~ Sarah r. Clarl,'s Seminary, II East
Roadway, will commence IT. Summer term ON the 31,h INST
The yenr divided four u eleven weeks each An
lnsu -partment under the ~! experienced
Teacher IS attached the School Q2Ipl as 2weodS'
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~ Me.srs. Hubbs and ClariSc's CONNER
sial and Collegiate School will he coGtiaued The
ensuing wear At No West VrssSinpton Fl1ce. iw'
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RANNN L BIRCH
ARE Now OPENING, il rs Store h.ieiy occupied 81
Williams. R.asia & Psuriusn
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o. NEAPOLITAS BOSNETs-The continued I'M
49, position which prictic-d upon til public BY rrs
e roash!e Ierons 10 tending miserable imitation OF
SIGl besuni y poans, a.,in 10 caution
rh Inc against Their mrn'tons Ladies should carefully
-1,ne our NtapoEs before purchasing except of the most
f-.obl- nj liners VINO Bonnet with ticket
ui y. We aay- couLecius with aDy Other Ecapoiltin
. sthsr ~ Broadway Johu-sircet grifAef have tbry
~ Nr,sgIitaa Bcunets OF IT, manufacture Of
PATTtSON. NOE X co.
p,-n-., ard Manufacturer Of The <e.politan Bonnet.
at rr7is- No - D~ancy-s;r--t
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SEEBY VS.
GOODS HAVE ARRINEn

II
NONSiDEEiNG nquie su,c ,llu,,s a, -, IA, n,
~ the tact ia iimug Advertisements or s,uti,,
hondbills. ms thai practice hus become to- cnm,no,
make hc simple anhouLcemeut. believing lin,
the we'll known character of INV stock will IN, ~
heien 10 attract The aiichiion al customers rs sso,
nsh Is Known need scarcely say ,hat as usual in
making my selection III Fancy C;ools have culIe,I
me choicest from the best markets in the Uni,n
aiming to pr"cure such materials as are beautiful
ohd useful STYLES and patterns in the best estr and
SD various that none Gun be considered t,nmnn
from lis quantity or tire by rcpcton. aud cndeav.
or'ng to prove that prices are bile aud that
goods oil eqnas quarry can bough, of me Us low
Us they can be had in the West.
Ia opening my present ok. (iusi nrri,inel
MINK Gun say have accomplished all these ends /.
anu can promise 10 those who will favor me with
a call. treat even in the examination of d STOCK
eaceliing Tor beauty. richness aud variety. should
they not he tempted BUY. There many arli.
ciei which keep not usually found ia ihs ciiynnd
fhere are many other goods in general use Witch
have in great variety and profusion. and Upon
which might d,lac At great length las is custom
nry now but knowing that a long enumc ration of
n'ticies IN newspaper columns is frequently tire.
some and passed by us commonplace. I design is.
SUNG concise list Of such goods rs I can consi,
'en'iy press upon the attention Of The public, with
advantage 10 others as well myself
OCT w r SELBY.
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SGIIOOI. NOTICE

lINIiE School ~ Nouh Whcel,ur conducted bv
4 MI, aud MRS WALLACE. Will tcsninp m,
l"t'ii'ns on "Wednesday. the Slh OCi. n l. de-.
'etminsd net Ia receive male scholars any lunret
'ni" ihis school. except such may he siuyue the
dead languages or advanced branches of Eupish
education; aud who may sui 10 study their Lessons
ut h"tie, and attend NJ an appointed hour To tcCii.
~ the male department, OF the school bu illurs and
then reute.
Prices as Erncriy. $1,000 and $1,000 per term
ni p weeks The!c will be me rxtta chnrres for
experiments in Nniural Philosophy aud Chemistry.
Positively no ocn,ar " III be eteiyed Tor Il e' Ter
period lhdn II term of - weeks. unless saecml
agreement rs the contrary he previously inaJe.z-
~ the ptuper formation al GLASSES very important
both To teachers ond pupils, II II Particularly re,
luestcd that all scholars he present on The first dny
at the tenn, F"om scholars studying the dead Ian.
euaecs pny will I've required IN ddNancc;hn account
oi the lowncss OF The price. NJ deduction from
tuition fees viii Ice made ON account of ahsct ce
from school. except IN cases Of pioraclcd sickness
Should The School seem To- justify a.. weIi hual,.
f. assistant, teacher viii bc employed during this
winter. Also icr such ladies may wis'i a. take
lessons IA mus ic, accommodations may he expected
Dinner will be provided Tor such day scholars as
may wish IL few iemaie bunrJers viii 10 taken
mt" the family. over Sho.h pn'cntal care will be
exercised
The follow ing are The certificates IN fator Of 81,
Nlilliesn. NH" Is tn Ice Engaged IN teaching from
hev MI Macarthur Professor of the Greek Lam
gunge and Literature, aud from Mr. Niufini Pr,fes.
SCR OF The Roman Language and Literature. and of
Hslhelics, IN Miami University
MIAMI UNit ERsirr. Aug 80. 1916
Having had ample opportunities Of hcims &C
Pnauied with the aiiaInmenis of Mr. John Mill
gan m The Greek language. unhesiiaIingy rccoms
mend hun as fully qualified to teach such Of The
Greek authors as are used IN our academies The
grammatical structure at the language lac has care
fully studied and understands lie ucied as tutor of
Grammar School n SHIRT distance from this place
i"r some time, and discharged the dui,s of the
place IN manner highly satisfactory Ia his en-.
pl"yer. As The Prof of mathematics under whon
he prosecuted his studies IA that department. is not
al present connected with this institution it viii no,
be out OF place for me say that he was esteemed
one 81 the best malhemalicilns of his class
on his moral character II is enough to saw that
he is IA professor Of religion, and as lar as Is known
to nae, does honor 10 his profession
JAS MARTHUR.
ann very happy To add NV testimony to the re-
spectacle aiIaInmenls of Mr. Mhlhgnn ia Latin Lit,
orainfe JAS CLEMENT MOFFAT
ocI2 I'm
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WM. Y. JENNINGS co.
DRfPERN AND TdIJDPS

OnIfEhS AMI 4 dILOhS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS. &c.
No. 23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
Opposite tie Fvun'ain.)
NEW YORK.
"A RE in receipt of an extensive assortment of
~ NEW GOODS for Fall and Winter Wear
comprising French and English Cloths Tor Dress and
Ffoek coats; Cassmeres in great variety Of styles;
SILK. Satin. Mei inc aud Velvet Vcsiings; Miiled
Cloths, Tweeus, &c. for Overcoais. which will be
made M 10 order. through the uid Of us efficient
corps OF Cutters Us can be found in The country. an
essential poin, in the economy TO ahich we would
direct, and in rendering the style aud character OF
our garments such must satisfy the discriminating
'ha' our views OF oheapness not based on the
production oi any other than fist rate Carmen g;
such as have sustained system OF small profit
md quick reiurss. ond prompted the 50 cIa,ion uf
n call from those who would really eject sa ing
oiihe extra per centage LEVIED under the credit sys.
TEN
The attention directed io the Panialoons dep,r.
Ineni must continue To offer inducements TO those
VINO appreciate a hi combining ease AMI elegance
In addition 10 the usual assortment Of GOODS
Kept by The trade. ne have always on baud ready
made Dress aud Frock coats. Pantaloons, Vests, &c
To answer The requirement, of those who in cases
OF cmers ency. may require a q ST rate sui. Also
fancy Dress articles in great variety; Scnrfs cra-
watts. iiandkerchieis, Gloves, SuspenIe s. Ifosier,
Under Vests, Drawers. Linen and Muslin Sniri.
c"''a'S &C &C. 3n Is'e oct
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"a, RICE. has just received from New Yo,k
- PhiIadGlI Ina aud Baltimore, an unu9 n ID,
Inise aud beautiful stock vi Fashionable Fail aul
Wln'er Goods. new styles aud new prices
Having spent several weeks ia the Eastern elite,
and attended all the auciiuns, and there selected
my stool "i goods at The loves, rates Tor cA.u
"e Wei assured that can ,iicr my old custumc =,
anu TIE public ~ gcncral much cheaper Bargain
'hnn other hnu.e YVES, ui ,he Niuu,i,n rs
Now Is The utnc iof Gentlemen tu rcilenish tLeir
"afu-f"hcs. Cold Weather is fast approaching
when all will fad 1t essentially necessary :, hay,
IA g'"d supply ol Winter clu,hing
Taking ini1 consideration the hardness al ,Lc
times. have taken nnusnal pnins ~ p,irehnsc m,
G""ds much cheaper than : haze ever ,luno bcf re-
Ihe tci MAI my customers invariably pay me the
cNsn, enrilcs me To make my purchases Tor cash n,
my own prize; therefore am able iu sell FAR chcap
ef ihan ever. Aud how sill in;erd To sell
GOODS on the pay down principle. have no hes
'huon IA saying that can give better bargains than
noy establishment ~ this or aty other ciy
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, SC My stock con.
sisis IN part III Black. Blue Block. Brown Pumn H..
visible Green and other Fancy c,urcd Broad
cloiIs' hen"i'iul styles from 81 $40 pr yd F1cnch
English and Ancri'nn double mtilcd aud Iwill,d
fancy aud plaun CaSsiMEEts, of ia -c a very ate,
assortment new styles and r,marknbly chca,, prIrc.
from 90 Gems To 81. $50 Is ui Cassncrts all col
ois, qualities and prices from lhrty cents To ON,
dollar Pilot aud Beaver Cloths Of all eu,urs an,
qualilics
NtSriNGS-My stock ol ycsings is large an,
heauiiiuIi all entire new styles aud very dutabl,
patterns, such as lig'd Velvet. Wooden Velvet. Me
r'no. White. Marseillcs and various Other kinds
Mae1w01 onf ToubadoW Blankets al superiu
qnaIi''esi splendid article of HEAVY TWEEDS.
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MENDEL d HARBOUR,
+ I X n L u Re, UPH LSTERY
AND
LOOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS:
WHEELING, Y

No. lib MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, VA
"a HEY KEEP constantly on hand a very ps.
- i'nsire assortment Of superior Nah rnhv
fench aud Grccian Ctnirs; u cknc chars. Sofas
I"r and card Tables; Dressing Bureaus, BedsIeuds
io'Iei Stands, assorted sizrsi together wnh every
nher article Of tie latest style aud best finished
Furniture cter offered va Ihi, city.
Gilt and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses of
every variety and price Lpoking Glass Plates ur all
siEes. Portrait and Picture Frames on hand and
made Ia order.
Upholstery Ware: consisting Of Feather Beds
Bols efS and Pillows. HiIr. coIlon. Hm,k Spring
nnd Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Qms comforts
Stacking BluOms Oh cluIh covers rluor.clnIh
Grass Mats Of all kinds; iugehef with etery other
nn'cle-oI Upholstery Ware on hand aud made To-
order
Neniian aud Stat Window B!ind,i Window
Shnaes II every variety and color; all ui which " III
hc sold at very low prices, aud Warranted of he
best qualify Also. MAmoGANy NENHRgS lila r
cloth. VARNisH, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks, Hinges. casters. BLAND Trim
MINGs, instantly I'm hand aud suld low for CASH.
"a STEAM BUATs furnished wiih etery article
OF Furniture at short notice, and Oh the verv Ie.i
Terms 81
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Es'eSEa .Es's'5rvy.
MORE BOOTS AND SHOES
CONN EiE.YS'.
CHEAP BOOT AND NUOE MODE

n. T.
No. 1916 WEST SIDE N4tN SrErt.r
CONNELLY N SONS are nu,y rcce,yi,, +,
large aud splendid assortment uf BOOTS A.
SHOES OF all birhls which have hccn selected
wilh great care inm The h, II mnnulac urrts i'm tb,
eos aud Will he sod as low ns they can he had
west OF ihe nOsniains. Among their stock cnn be
found every description and variety % Men, Thick
and Kip Bios. Il" call Morocco aud Seal ,, Bow
call, Morocco. Seal. KIP and Thick Boots; Men.
Mp. call. Morocco, Seal and Thick Nlunrurs and
B"eans; Boys MOnfoes aud Brogans OF all sot.s
aud sizes
POLkA BOOTS, new uhd fashionable article
for fall aud win-r wcnr
FOR THE LADIES.
splendid ass. rimeu OF Fashtouahlo B,nts
Shoes ard Slippers ui every desc ripiiun from H..
most popular Philadclphla manufacturers. which
Tor nca'ness Il style. beauty CT qualify conuu, be
surpassed aud al unusually ln" prices
LEATHER
general assortment ui beet Baltimore Spanish
Red 10. aud country Sole Leather, Kip cali French
Morocco dressed and undfcssed, do Gentlcm ms
MututcJ and Kid Skins
We respectfully invite our friends ia city and
country In give us calls we can suiI them IA our
l'ne and are prepared to 'el such terms as cnnno,
iaiI !" gave sa'isiaciiofi. sep 80
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LATE AND IMPORTANT
FROM TIE
X q OK NOUN TAN sum
HORRID MASSACRE, &CIu

BY Late arrivals from the Rocky louniainS
a ~ and Oregon, II is automatically uscerIained
that most liORRlD MAssAtRg has recently taken
place IN that region among the B,arer, Oifer, and
other Va liable Fmrred Animals. ia cun.cuucnce oi
The great demand Tor he finest qualities oi Fur. ny
{ M'CALLAM. at Us Main ST. VIII, is now
manufacturing Beaver Has Of the mnsI FxauIsIrg
FINER and Style and which are warranted c1nal 10
any offered for sale IN the United States Gentle,
men cnli aud see Them. Sisn OF BIG BLACK HAT
scp23
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STOCKING MANIFACTORX.
JOHN ECEIIApv

II = ESfECIfULLl informs tie citizens ol
ID VI wheeling and vicinity, that he cuniintcs To
manufacture Sucking. Shirts and Drnwets of a
SUPERIOR qualify Whilst lac is thankful Tor pas, in,
Nors' he hopes by attention To business To merit a
continuance of the same. JOHN ECKIlARr,
Nam 81. opposite the " w Bank oi Va
u, lie will hetcaiier Keep hand ilner nr.
'tIe Than has ever been manufactured IN this cry
sep 30 3m
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SMALL FRY" LOTTERY.

Draws every Monday and Friday ihroug hout the
month OF October
Tickets 81, a certificate of 25 wholcs i'm those
lotteries will be sent for 81 shares IN proportion
All orders shall he promptly attended To
ROBf ARMSTRONG, Agent
For 6 Gregory IL Co
The drawings will he regularly sent 10 purchu .
Sers, 10y The Wheeling Argus" 10 save postage
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

* Z RESBlrERlAN PSALMS " HYMNS
* general assortment "f the late ediiinh II
Psalms ond Hymns Published by the Preshy,e,--H
bnntd o! Publication: IN plain snd fn- binding; Just
re"ei'ed and for saio by
oct JOHN UASwELL.
q BRLs sPTS or TtJRPEN TINE. ia
"a ~ good order, reed u"d tor splc by
oct PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
FORTUNES EEeb.EgE.

We lake great pleasure ~ laying hciure our
patrons. aud the public generally. The following
schemes Tor October known them Ia be better
than any ulhers uifrt,G In the public West Of the
Send N yout otde's lur Packages.
This Is The most popular way III udV enturiug IN
Lotteries say again, send in your orders with
cash or prize tickets enclosed. and they vii meet
with much attention ifpcrsonnlly applied lor.
All orders come perfectly safe 10y mail
n l. DORSEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
S25 600.
ALIEN tNDRIA InTrEDv

Glass 252 Tor 1915; to be drawn Al Banore, Oct
%. 1915. IS numbers Is dawn ball,s
| Of s25O0O of 10000 of 5000 II Of 2stO
Tickets IN dolls, certificate 81 26 wholcs Will
be sent for s AS; shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

A RIVED ~ LAST Gcm's splendid Vel.
~ vet caps. chrldrcus do do ,H.drcu's cotton
Velvet do. Coni's extra iuc cloth caps. Youths do
DO DO. Boys Fancy DO do, a lnirs variety.
o,i3 4 & NrCALLNM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
sc 600!


Pukomoke River Lottery. class No 1872,
10 he drawn Al Wilmington. Del. Thursday. Oct
of $4,000 al 1000 of 1900 Of 1901
rs Nos, - ballots. Tickets 50; certificate pack
age 26 who!es 26@ dpll. shares N proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY

Glass al Tor 5i5. draws ut Alexandria Octrber 50
1915.
a. $4,000 I Of 10000 Of 1000 ! If 1000
Tickets % dolls, certificate OF ~ wholes will
DO sent iUr | Is iulls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
S3D.O0Cy

Grand cons idai.d trHery Of Deia,rar, 8 Georgia
Glass NO G6.
To he drawn nj Wilmington, Saturday Oci'r IL.
| III $4,000 | ol 10000 oi 5000 OF I06O
~ Nos, ID ballots. Tickets $40, certificate OF
2l wholes 80; shares in proportion.