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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

TENHIS EVENING, Sept. 18Th, will he perform
II ed KING HENRY ~. Sir John Falsafl, Mr.
HhCkETT. Prince of Wales, Mr. C. BARRETT
King Henry, Mr.. SCOTT Hotspur, Mr.. G. SMITH
Earl WestmoreIand, Mr. o. SMITH Earl Douglas
Mr.. THOMPSON Earl Northumberland, MIR. HUNT,
LEY. Lady Percy, Mrs. PENSION.
TO conclude with YOUNG WIDOW. Vaudeville
Mr.. THOMPSON. Splash, Mr. MESTAfER Au-
relIa, Mrs. MESTAYER. Lucy, Mrs. PENSION,
N3-Boxes so cents; Pit 25 cents. Doors open at 7,
perlormances to cOmmemce at u O'CLOCK. Il
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF TUE FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF B,4LTIIORE ~ C.4LTERT- SITS
TENHIS EVENING, Sept. Is, lsi5, will be per
n formed LOTTERY TICKET. Wornw0od, Mr.
JOHNSTON Mrs. Corset, Mrs RUSSELL. Su.
san, Miss CANNON.
Aner which Singing and Dancing, by Miss L. INCE
and Miss F. INCE.
To conclude with CROSSING THE LINE Won
ter Won Brown, Mr.. SEXTON. Estellod de- B0urg Mrs.
RUSSELL Pomona Vonderceetch, Miss CANNON.
% Admittancc 25 cts, children under 10 years OF
age, l2i cents. Saloon performance to commence at
/. 10 O'Clock precisely. 1t
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TOAL NOTICE.
a PICKELL,S COAL YARD.

The subscriber continues to receive his fall and
winter supply of the best of the Coal Brook (Balti-
more Co.'S Spohn Vein and Spring Creek Coal; and
also keeps constantly hand the several varieties OF
BlTUMlNOUS COAL, taken from the choicest of
The Cumberland and Allegheny mines. Application
at the Yard, Head of Union Dock, at the Office,
corner If South and Lombard streets.
a29-tf Holm PICKET. l..
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Z UCINA CORDIAL. OR TnE ELIXjR or

LUNA SShDlh b- va RE ElIIAih VIZ
a a LOVE. 1t IS a so creign and speedy cure for
lnclplen Consumption, BarrrnnCSs, Obstruction, die
hcGlt or painful Menstruati0n IncOntnence of Urine.
or Involuntary discharge thereof and for general pros
trGon Of the system. whether the result of inherent
causes reproduced by rregulatity, illness accident
Iii pleasant 10 the taste, and positively in its
operations in lncorrhTr or Whites. It's Gmivaled re-
putaton in both hrmispheres, is the result Of lis al
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair! Nothing can be more surpris-
ing than its invigolatng effects On the human frame
Persons afflicted with weakness and laSSude before
tnNnglt, at Cuce become robust and full Of energy
Uude It's influence. 1t Immediately c0unteraCtS the
neveIessness or !oo>eness of the female frame, which
is the only cause of barenneSS and which, prior to
DR.. Mangn' discovery, was considered 70 be lncua
bic. Language indeed, cannot do Justice to the me
tits Of the LUCISa CORDIAL, which is regarded
by the heads of the Faculty OF the most I'M
pOrtant discoveries of the aye.
For sale by G.. X. TYLER, cor Of Baltimore and
High SITS; ROBERTS 4 ATKINSON, corner of Han
over and Baltimore SITS; and J. Nj. LAROQUE, corner
of Baltimore and Harrison sis.
Price SO per hottie.
l43-Purchasers, to avoid being imposed upon, will
please remember that the name LUCiNA CORDIAL,
is stamped on the glass of each bottle. sel2-n
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE. q

TNNHIS EVENING, Sept. 18th, will he perform
Il ed THE HUNCHBACK. Master Walter, Mr.. ].
WALLACE, Jr. Sir Thomas Clifford Mr.WflEAT-
LEY. Lord Tnsel, Mr.. LEMAN. Modus, Mr.. w.
r. BLAKE. fleaitwelI, Mr. a'BECKET Fathom,
Mr. CHAPMAN, Master MILFORD, Mr.. JORDAN.
Julia, Mrs. J. WALLACE, Jr. Helen, Miss FISHER.
To tonclude with THE NEW FOOTMAN Bobby
BreakwndOw, Mr.. CHAPMAN.
o. Prices of admissions: To the Boxes 80 cents.
To the Pit IS cents. a3-Doors open the Cartais
will rise at = O'Clock. 1t
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OFFICE OF THE COMMTSSTO -ER5 ;

OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Sept. 9, 1915. :
TESO COAL DEALERS. Sealed Proposals will
"a be received by the Commissioners of Public
Schools unth Tuesday, 18th inst for supplying and
delivering at the several school houses, one hundred
and twenty or more tons of the best Anthracite Coal
Proposals 10 be left with the subscriber, No. 81 Fay
cite ST., opposite the Union Bank. BY rider,
]. w. TILYARD, Clerk Of
sci dit Gao, of p :
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..,,, t . WI .HCTIITHN1,
H'lsboroush, Loudoun County, Va., Nov. 30, Is4t

DOSTSCRIPT. PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.
IL will offer my Land at public sale, in parcels to
suit purchasers, on the 10th of SEPT'R NEXT, at
which time the sale will certainly take place, on the
premises.
Alter the sale of the land will offer, at public auc-
ton, all my PERSONAL PROPERTY. Sale 10 con-
time from day TO day Ii all is sold
The personal property is very extensive and of the
most valuable kind. The STOCK is highi6 improved
and the FURNITURE of good quality.
Immediate possession of the land will be given.
p3- Terms OF sale made known on the day of sale.
II. NJ McILHANY.
June 81, 1915. ie27-lawts
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FRANCES SARsAPARILLA or mo

HEANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS cure Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Singing in
the Ears, Dizziness Inflammation of Stomach and
Liver, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Weak Nerves, Sick
headache, and all diseases arising from an impure
per box.
For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, corner of Charles
ana Pratt SITS. aus
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HNO. n. RGA'S READY MADE CLOTHING
81 ESTABLISHMENT, n. e. corner eff SOUTH
IND PRATT STREETS.
The proprietor respectful Iy informs his friends and
the public that he has constanty hand large and
general assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING
to suit all seasons made up in good style which he
will sell on very low terms. ais. eo4w
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FOR SALE & RENT.
DECO. PARrNERsHIr

hI-Ihe C0 -Partnership heretofore existing under
the hrm OF DORSEY & NELSON. expired by limta-
ton on the ls instant The business will be settled
up by THOMAS T. NELSON, who will use the
name OF the firm for that purpose.
THOS. Il. NELSON,
THOS A. DORSEY,
SAMUEL BRADY.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF ELECTION.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That an
~ election Will DE held at the respective places of
holding the same, in Baltimore City and County, on
the first WEDNESDAY of October next il being the
first day OF the month, in the first fifteen Wards of the
city of Baltimore, constituting the Fourth COngession
al District of the city OF Baltimore for person to
represent said District in the Congress of the United
States; and in the remaining five Wards and Ba timore
County, constituting portion of the Third Congress
sional District for one person represent said District
in the Congress of the United States; also i've persons
TO represent Baltimore City, and five for Baltimore
County, TO serve i'll the house of Delegates oftAe
State of Maryland Also Sheriff for Baltimore
City and one for Baltimore County, to for the
nsling three years. and also three Commissioners for
Baltimore county. n. TRACY, Sheriff
Baltimore, Sept, 9, lSi5. sel0. dte
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 3 NORTH GAY STREET..

THIRD DOOR FROM BALTIMORE-ST.
yAfssas Having leased that popular PuDllc House,
aN,1 located as above, in the central, healthy and
kTi,I business part of the city, and having had it
.MtAilL thoroughly 0verhauled, renovated and par
tally modetnizei; also furnished from the first to the
fourth story with new Beddng, Carpetiug, and all
other Furniture will he prepared on and after the
18TH INST, to receive aud accommodate permanent and
transient BO.7RDERS, by the day, week, month, or
single meal.
The Table viii he in keeping with the times and
saperintended IN person by Mrs. WRIGHT.
Terms and charges in all cases shall be nt1deraie-
Transient guests will only pay for what they receipe
The BAR will be attended by an 0bIigng aud auen-
tive Bar-keeper, and stocked with as good liquors.
fancy drinks, Segars of all descriptions, Chewing To-
bacco &C. rs this or any other city in the Union can
afford As ii is the intention and desire of the
Proprietor to make ibis establishment comfortable
in all respects as possible, IF not as fashionable as
others of higher preentions Ne therefore resp ctiully
solcs his friends, acquanlances aud the public to
give him call and judge for themselves, assuring
them that exerti0n on his part to please shall be
neglected. Respectfully, am the public's ohedient
servant, JOHN +. WRIGHT, Proprietor,
Washington House, No. 3 N. Gay street,
sel2 -eolm Near Market-st., Baltimore, Nd
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ID Ev.J F.. HEY's INSTITUTE FOR La
h DIES, No, 237 W. PRATT STREET will be
re-opened on MONDAY, the LIST Of September next.
W IsTmi reasonable. fsl al2-tf
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81 KS. vi. HAHN has just received from New
We Norl. her usual large aud handsome assortment
of Fali.RIBBDNS, FLOWERS, VELVET and SILK
SCARtS, with other Fancy Articles in her line.
Also, lates' and chdrens Eight. straw
Ea~z, md Rutland BONNETS. NEAPOLITAN
.1cM& 3uNNEr~ cleaned aud tVhtened in The yeru
~ best hummer, at her establishments
No SO LEXINGTON STREET,
sel32t' between Charles and Lbsrly.sts
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AJEW PORTATIONs. Il

AJ EW I'M QUOTATIONS. BY the the ships
IN Pocahontas, Scotia and Warren fIem Liverpool,
and Alabama and Francis the LIST from Havre we
have received and now opened the LARGEST STOCK
and GREATEST VARIETY we have ever offered,
the whole selected within the last ninety days, con-
sequently are enabled to show the latest styles
1t is needless to the different articles suf
flee it TO say they embrace all such as are adapt ID to
HOUSEKEEPING. We would, however, call the
attention of those in want Of the newest style of Gilt
BOX COkNI ELS to call and see our patterns-cards
OF which we have great variety. We have also a
splendid lot of ENGRAVINGS; most Of which are
Subjects not before presented the public. Our
stock of PLATED GOODS is very extensive and of
new patterns. So also with our TEA TRAYS an
WALTERS, which cannot be surpassed. In the Ivory
TABLE CUTLERY department., the assortment and
quality of the best, some of which we had ex-
pressIy made to Use with silver forks The style
of FRENCH TENDERS, as al q TOngs and Shovels
to match, is rich and beautiful We must also call at
ton to our new patterns of Britannia Damask Metal
Ware. The ASSIGNMENTS of French FANCY CHINA,
such cups and saucers, Vases, CandIesticks, Per
fumery Bottles sc. &c. are also rich and new, The
French Fancy Department, such as Tables Baskets,
Gard Trays, Workstands, Fire Screens sc. embraces
nearly every thing one can desire. Added to which
our extensive GLIDING and LOOKING GLASS
DEPARTMENT, with Lamps, Chandeliers, Lu tres,
Candelabfas, &c. all of our own manufacture, makes
our stock more general than be touHd in am one
other establishment in the United States and which
we invite purchasers to examine and prove for them
Selves promising to offer goods low they can
be had elsewhere. CARISS s. SCHULTZ
scl2-eo4t No. 1873 and l40 Batmore-st.
SILVER COIN: SILVER COIN!
~ Wanted, for manufacturing purposes, Old Sill
YER COIN and OLD SILVER of all descriptions;
purchased at the highest market price, by
GABRIEL ID CLARK. Water street,
Second door from Calvert st.,
Who manufactures Silverware of every scription
N X Watches, SIIypFIyara md To- volru q
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PUBLIC SALE.-[SEE PosrscRrpr. I

PUBLIC SALE SEE PosTscRIpr.l
NOR SALE-A MOST VALUABLE FARM
IL OF LOUDOUN LAND. | offer fot sale the
whole of my landed estate, situated within one mile
OF HiIsbofoush, nine of Berlin on the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad, eleven of HaTpers Ferry, aud within
eleven of LeeSbnre, the county seats consisting of
oO6 ACRES, divided into two parts; one containing
206 Acres lying north of the main road leading from
Hnlsboraugh to Leesbars, of excellent quality, hav-
ing an abundant s,ppy Of timber and never failing
water IN every field, together with comfortable i'm
pr0vements.
The other portion, containing about 400 Acres hay-
ing an abundant supply Of TIMBER and watered in the
best manner, with valuable mpTov einents on it,
s consisting of a story DWELLING HOUSE,
- seventy five feet in length with a cellar fIty
Hassl feet losg. The house is divided into seven
1xlToOms ct fine size, and pas sage ten feet
VIDE There are two back porches one front porch
10 tue wing, and large double porch ia front Of the
man building thirty feet in length, commanding
beautiful view Amongst the other improve ments are
large Barn, Dairy, Meat house, Ice house. and an
excellent School house. There are about 100 apple
uees, most of them bearing and of fine quality A
NUMBER OF peach trees of the best kind purchased at
tue north; also plumb, apricot and cherry trees from
the nurseries Of Moor n Sinclair. The meadow il
one OF the largest and productive in the CO lHtry
The undersigned can, without fear of doubt or CON
radclon safely pronounce the entire farm one of the
t)usty is for its rich soil In regard To salubrty there
Is no spot superior to il far near In short all per
sons deslrous OF possessing such an estate, in the
midst of an enlightened and agreeable society are in
Vied 10 view il, when the terms will be made known
on application 10 the undersigned or in his absence
by Theodore N. DAWSON.
T. NJ. McILHANY,
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LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN
CONTENTS.
LECTURE Claims OF Society on young men,
LECTURE Dangers Of Young Men,
LECTURE s. Importance of Established Principles
LECTURE e. Formation Il Importance of Character,
LECTURE s. Relation the Chief Concern,
LECTURE On Reading.
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UPHOLSTERY s. PAPERHANGINGs,

UPHOLSTERY s. PAPERHANGINGS.
j OUIS MULLER offers for sale large lot of
- Paperhangings, Borders and Fire Screens, to
suit purchasers, at very reduced prices. He will hang
paper IL the neatest manner at tie lowest rates. He
makes to order Mattresses; Beds; Cushions; Carpets
ami Curtains. Lays Oil Cloths, Carpets, Mating Sc
RE has in store, a lot of cheap gilt end Ornaments
Table Oil Cloths, Door Mats, Window Shades, Veni-
tan and Stat Blinds Cord and Tasses, and ilaircoh.
lie does every variety of Upholstery work at the
lowest rates. willing ALWAYS to labor low, as to pro-
cure the more OF ii. TO those wishing anything done
IN the above line he respectfully solcs their patron
age. CAL at No. LIBERTY STREET one door
north of Baltimore 81. al6.tf
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HpoOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, sc. &c.
nD loOo cases, received per recent arrivals, dir ec
from manufacturers, consignment, and for sale by
me case only, on manufacturers account, at unprece
denledy low prices
al-3m Z. ii. MERRILL, II and 10 Hanover-st st.
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No. Sd NORTH P4CA STREET.
NHE DUTIES Of this Institution will be re-
Il .suned on MONDAY, the first of September
Mr.. PRINCE has long been engaged in teaching, and
from HE success. has increased confidence in his me
hod of impsrthg instruction. His constant familiar
and clerr illustrations of the principles of the sc.
snces give variety and interest 10 the Rotations and
induce in the scholar habit of investigation without
which no solid improvement can be realized.
For terms, Sc, see circulars, which may he had at
me Institution. ala eosw
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n BALD ERSTON,
SITRCEDN DESTIST

II - SURGEON DENTIST,
FRONT ST, first house from Baltimore st.
l. B' performs all operations in mechanical and
Surgical Dentistry. Terms moderate, and work in
all cases warranted.
Persons suffering with the TOOTH-ACHE, are re
minded that b. has an ntallible remedy for 1.-THE
tooth preserved and usetHl rs ever.
W3- few more boxes of his highly popular TOOTH
POWDER for sale-price 25 cents. se4-lm
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| SECOND HAND BOOKS bought and sold
~ by HUMPHREY MOORE,
No. l5S Pratt, between Light and Charles sts
and at his Stand, corner Light and Pratt.
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EELACK SILK TWISTED PRINCES
Re have just received of Silk Fringes suit
ahle for eapes, Coaks or Scarfs, which will sell by
the yard or piece.
SO j. NJ. HATG, l2l Baltmore-st.
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DEL CENT CALICOES-Ofnew and handsome
O4 styles, and good CLOTHS, opened this day, al
HAYWARD'S, No. 25 Howard,
seq Tkird door from at
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"a HEY KEEP constantly on hand. n very OF.
u i,nsive assortment of supo rior Mahogany,
French oud Grecinn Crairs; X tking chairs. Sofas,
Prr oGd card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Be.isieads.
Toilet Stands. assorted sizes; together with every
oihcs article OF the latest style and best finished
Furniture ever offered ~ tins city.
Gilt and Mahogany Famed Looking Glasses of
every variety aud price. Looking Class Plates Of all
sizes. Portrait aud Picture framts on hand and
made To order.
Upholstery Ware; consisting OF Feather Beds
Bols'ers aud Pillows. H,ir, cotton. lIusk. Spring
and Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts
Sacking Bottoms. OIL cloth covers. Fluor cloth.
Grass Mats of oil kinds; together with every other
article, oi Upholstery Ware. ON hand aud made 10
order
Vcnitian aud Sl1i Window Blind; Window
Shades uf every variety aud color; all cf which will
DO sold nj very low prices. and warranted Of Tho
best quality. Also. MAHOGANY NENEERs. Hair
cloth, NARNIsrr, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks, Hinges, casters. BLiND TRfx.
MiNGs. c instantly on hand aud sold low for csslf.
Ea-SrEAM Bears furnished with every article
OF Furniture at short rOtIce, ond on the very hes
terms. SPY p
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Ss ROE, hl. ju,l received nun New yo,k

10 RICE, hus iusi received from Ncv y,,k
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, an unu,,oh
* ~" ''uuiiul stock Ut Fashiuunblc Fail ma
",met C''ds n"w Styles aud new pr,c,s
having 'rc"t several Wceks Ia The Easiern ciiie.
"'" aleud'd uii ihe ouciuus, aud ihcr, ,cl,ctc,
'"N N'n x al 2 uds al lac lovcst faic> Tor CA n.
''' wei assured that can ,tlrr my old cusi4mcr
''' '"| '"'"e IN general much cheaper Bltgaiu
'i",' "'h't h"u.c West olihc Alountn n,.
Ne" Is lbc time 'Oi Gentlemen Ia rcrlcni.b ,Lei,
""''''ltS Gold weather is lOsi nppnarhm,
when al viii e. 1t essentially ncee,snry 1, HAY,
u e'"d supply U Winter c%lolhus.
Ticking into G, nsIdrtaiion the b,,l,s.. -, a.,
! me- ! have taken unusual pains Ia purchase M,
0''ds much cheaper than / have ever done bcC r.,
! ~" 'i'l mat NV custom 81, invariably nay inc IN,
'N'H' enables me- 10 make my purchases Tor cash n
my own ruc'; therefore | am able In sell far che,r
81 u'an ever. Aud how a. >ull intend la .cl
HCOpS on The pay dawn princlplc. I have mo hes
''''"h htayine 'hn' | can give better bargain, ihsi
my establishment IA This or a. v orhcr ot,.
CLOTHS. C~ASSlNEREG. &c-Nly stock con
'is's IN part 81 Black. Buc Glack, Blown. P,mn. l.,
'INiule Green and other Flrcv cJorcd Bon,
,''n''h'""iIin i,iyi's from II ic $40 pryd French
f"e'sh hnd AmctI'nn duublc mliod snd iwill,t
"'"y H'd PLAIN ~AssintRts, of ih Sc a very lars,
n>S"''n'r"I new styles "ud r. markedly cheap prcr.
'f''" ~ c'ns Ia 81. 100 - al Cussncrs all col
o'. PnnirI's and Prices. lrom lhiuy cents In ON,
""'''' f"ut AID Beaver C.oIhs Ui all co'ors an,
qualities
NSflNGS-N My stock oi Vc.rinrs +, large nm,
'''nului' nI cnlire new styles aud very durahl,
pH''''' Snrh n fsd Velvet. Woolcn Velvet. Me
Hr" White, Nlars,,ics md vnrions other kind.
N"'@"c'c and ionbaioU Blr, k,is of ,uperio
qualities; a sil,rGid nrtclc OF HEAVY EEuS
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ROPES. ROPES.

i'iE 'nhsculcr hns removed his CorI,-,
- store, 10 'hc tt1nd formerly cccupi,d 30
% t't'. u.s. Hat store. Javtng'a fatoe
''i On g7nd nl R1uss Ped Cor"sarF nv res
~ tF,iy d'7'r pt1r. which will boz sold l,v a.,
,'si or Hafi red 'oE EcSsWuv. Ginscng or IIlv
.t.,a l 'lst lucts' The public arc rcslcctf,I
y regu' s'cd 20 give him % csii before rnnrct,.s
'"t '!-, "'stt. CHARLES VI BERRY.
a'n Head Uf Wafer stfcst.
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HITS .9.sD C.gEDA!
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1915.
No. 10 MoNRor STREET,

WHEELLNG, "a
Is D |ESPECrfULLY announces to h, Oil ilcud,
n q ani the pu'lic ~ general that hu la. nay.
nn hand a luge and supetior suck al Hats and Cap.
OF the late Fall Positions, cumprisine all qualities.
shapes an! sze-. liz Hats ere manufactured an.
der hats n~n lnmrluIc supctiuicudaure uf the n.
usst m1ictiais nwi hy Ihe host Il wur.mpn. nnd
WI hc >"ld Wholesale and R-ia,t. nj prices srliI
LOWER than they hH,c been f,rcd IN thi. cav
TnSso wishing " pptch'sr HAS and Caps. will find
II Ia lheir advantage to give him q call b.iur. pur
chasing oisc Ahcte. seq 10 y AVERY
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REMOVAL
REMOVAL
FRENCH DYEiNG ESTABLISHMENT IN
MIlEELING.

WHEELING.
j ,LOHl.ElN, French Dyer, on the other
SIDE OF the bridge, South Wheeling, second
dooi nom Il l. Kclley's Store, returns his grate'
inI thanks TO his friends and customers, for heir
I"rnCf ia'uTs, aud respectfully informs them
mat ne has added to his import
aht and, IN France, newly discovered Improve
mSnts. lie gives more lustre, ncatucss and dus
them.
lie feels perfectly confdeEtto give every satis
iacti3n,audh hopes, therefore, Tor HE continuance
of a liberal patronage. oct2I
SOUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
- FACTORY 7 LOIiLEiN, would respect,
'"''y hl"rm ; "rckeepers IL this city. and citizens
generally, that lac is now ready fr printing D.
nestle Blue Ca'icncs. ia caunccIiun with his
/ rcnch Dying establishment. and lac truss to give
me same satisfaction in this branch, that hc has
rendered IN ms cd business. jun 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-15
CAPSl CApSI CApNI

e. AVERY, has iu,, received une l,rrcs' and
- hest assortment of Iuf aud Cloth CAPS tha,
hes ever been brought 10 THIS market. at al quail,
ties and prices, ltom III ccu's 10 IL DOLLARS. con
sistiug ms iulluws.
Snpcr Oier Fur Cans Snret Seal Fur Can.
d. Nuira Fur dh DO Must Fur 90
~ Cloth rap Fur rrimcd. super Cloih Cans.
Fashionable Sill Glazed Caps. FushiousiIe Purple
Red n d Back Plush Cnrs; Youth, aud Children,
cnps II. great variety all ol winch wI he sod chcap.
Cali aud see, ut No 10 Muure street..
sep ~ = AVERY.