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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
\ FACT WORTH KNOWING

a gentleman of a scToiulous habit. became
affected with alterations Of the Throat an
Nose, and a disagreeable aud troublesome dis.
case OF the skin. Indeed bis whole sys,em
bore TIE marks Of being saturated with dis
ease. One hand and wrist were so much AZ
iected That he had lost The use OF The hand.
even part being covered with deep. miniul'
and offensive Ulcers, and his hand and ,Vris'
Nc - hollow aud porous az a honeycomb.
! ! was az uis stage Of his complaint. when
deaih appeared inevitable from a losibsome
disease. That he commenced the use
adkHNAfiVe, aud having taken sixteen hot
YES - now PERFECTLY cured.-PusLrc Ian.
Orr. NhD
This ALTERNATIVE operates through n,
and purhes the blood end 2n5i
naies diseases from Doe system. wher,eylocs
iei and thc numerous cures ID has pe,for,,e5
~ oisesscs Of DE Shin Cancer. S%cfoiula. Col
tre' Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. and o,bs,
DhIOnic disease d tml} astonishing.
frpaied only by Dr. D. JAYNE No 81
So"'s lhiri street Philadelpbis. Sold by
~. > tnumluCAeJ Main Street. NAV 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

CT We fad the following paragraph in
the 81. Louis Republican of the 22d uMlt:--
Express 70 The United States F2e1f /, N,
PacUfe.-An officer OF the United States Nav
left this city yesterday evening. in the Mis-.
soun Mail on his way to Fort Leavcnwor,h.
where he Is 10 obtain an escort TO conduct him
over the plains and mouni0ins TO California
lie Is allowed, we believe, one hundred day,
TO perform the trip, aud is charged with in.
sirhctions to Che United States Navy now M
the Pecihc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

10y VIRTUE q . dssG ~ ffoss executed BY
ID semssl Knoje. hesriog date on ne I7th day
81 Apni 1914 end recorded IN lie clerks once OF
Ohio Conniy Couu. IN decd bpok No a. texs 1853
! 'bsii on sa'a'dsy ihe 23,d dsy Of May nsIi. pro-
eeed - ssil 81 pnhiic anciion % fhe higher bidder
cor cash. a. The font dor u he cssu house "a
Ohio county = csRrAfS Racer og lAsD. situate on
ne waters u LHie Wheeling Cssek. N ono
e"nniy Aforesaid pdjolhing lands snh msa Mo,r.
son and oihen csumsied 10 contain tesnfv.aa
acfss be The same mo5s % les. The lals % behov-
90 70 be- COED. bui selling % Trustee 4 sasii only
m'ke such isle - . vested ia NE ~ sd deed 81
'vFb APIS 81 NkLSON. Tfosieq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

Tor We ate g%Tsiiied {, learn, as we do
tsom all sections ot the surrounding country
that the wheat crops, never looked better.
The only tear is that in the low grounds the
stalk may be too heavy. Other crops look
equally Welt, and the meadows and fruit Tree,
promise abundanny.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

DEOWNED-We are grievel TO learn
thai Edward the second child of Capt. Jacob
MaSer, of West Wheeling, lately ofthis CITY.
was drowned yesterday afternoon. in he river.
opposite this city. He was last seen. about
two O'Clock, and at about four, his ~lifeless BODY
was found floating about halfa mile below.
his fathers rcsidenec.-Argns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
THE HUG HES FAMILY.

We are gratihed 10 learn tlst tho Hughes ia
mily, who have attracted such attention in
the east, have arrived here and will give a Vo.
cal snd Instrumental Concert, this Evening.
May . at the City Hall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

Tic Georgetown Advocate Tuesday SAYS
The Potomac Fisheries will have nsady clio.
sed at Use end Of the present week, ana wcare
sorry 20 say with bat mc8ggt success Tor the
fishermen. Thetc has been only about one
hith thc number Of iish bauelled at tIe land
ings, compared with late preceding years. oI
about 5000 barrels. whereas gj.0OJor3o oDo
barrels were The product oi pre,iotf. aes.,,n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
EFFECTS or COLOR on vEGETA-

IlON.-Ihe fac, has been fully established
by ne Royal PolyteChnical Society in Eng
land, mat The blue violet RAYS OF light, are
more conducive to vegetation. than Other
colored nays. II two pieces of colored glass
The one Blue and the other yellow. are placed
horizontally oycra bed ot earth in Which seeds
aro soWn, u Will be seen that those under the
blue glass. will spring up and grow in half
the time, and with double the strength OF those
under the yellow or orange culors. The glass
es, Tor tins experiment, nust res, on the earth
but supported an inch or Wore above the sur.
lace We are not conhA that the effect
VIII be the SAME on = sIn0e< seeds. hut !,
tins shoald p1ove TO be the co., +, VIII h.
well TO usc blue glass in the sashes OF greer
houses generally.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

o. We learn that al the south there are
extremely heavy rains, more than have been
generally known at This season OF the year,
and the rivers are proporiionally high.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

hCtisED this day fresh from Blue L,ek
~ snr,nfs' a iew barrels OF ihsi superior ws,er.
wh"eh ~'h be sold BY The barrel or in small guam.
"'''s '" sui purchasers a PANNELL.
msy , No 10i Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

Ff"9 - ~ ~ 'ig liuis
New York albeit. she las many sterling
ndiion- though they are d little too much
gwen 10 qaauelling among ,i,cm.el,e.-h,s
now two a. small ,isIs Of he pure un.dul,c,
a'ed OIL oi r~ascality a. can b, f-h,l ON, If
the runicus Of iniamy in any country. The
following notice IS the setting forth Of t,.i,
"io-Soeg aud we tms, IL may be TIC war Of
tbs kolkeuny cats.
ANOTHER BENNETT ~ TIE FIELD
Bcuuets American Herald is 20 b. me tido -,
= new morning Paper TO BE- ISSUED in tIis cits
by the welt known philosopher. accoupf,pf
MsloT Genefai oi the NalvOo Legion. - ~
erg end ~ forth. James AGineim Benne,
The waf betweeu TIE Bennett viii one s,4
ile Bennett with two rs. will. ifis c1ocr,
I'd, be- smnsiug u not edi(ying. Tho, ar. b,tb
g~c1insSs ~ their own way and both NM
ieons in Their own hcmispheU Gm,,.d
spheres. its ue. but highly proIurftv. 10
things amusinT Wiu50uf question howe
the Amrnoas Herald will b. quite ~ ul
col a paper ss Its snti American namrsslr.
Jru SIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

Nj NERAL wArER-This deiic,on. snd
lVI heal,hiui drink. together w,th all The Goe
syrup hrings. can be had At all times at BRENT.
Z Ap''heca, Ashland Row. Monroe 81.
mst 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
OAPS s.

OECEiNEO his dsy, q 6ns asso,,mori ~
"a Cen,s STA Velvet asJ Cioih Cse.. ala
Gents OILED sin ssd Chiidfeuh Fsnss Csas. =,
l7S Msm 81 hiay A,C MCALIAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
If PEOPLE WOULD LISTEN 10 pp1,

iIotLE NObLD LISTEN TO REAv
SON, as readily us they do TO 'humbug.n the-
could not hesitate O moment in the choice of
remedies fer disease. They would updoub,.
edly prefer the Clickcner Sugar-coated yepe.
table PuTGative Pills 20 all Others; and for this
pam reason hat they possess all the essential
requisites OF an ~efiectusl remedy. They are
OF vegetable origin; they are palatable; they
neither gIiPc nor nauseate; they GO directly 10
tue seat OF disease; they never fail 10 effect a
permanent ure in all cases where they are
recommended. All this can be s~ubstantiarcd
oy testimonials from ladies' and gentlemen of
me highest respectabiliiy and most undoubted
integrity: They all concur in the opinion.
that Clickeners Sugar coated Vegetable pills
when properly administered, have never been
known TO fail in curing complaints OF the
nVeT' consumption jaundice, whooping couph,
levers OF all kinds, Indigestion or dyspepsia
neadache, govt droPsy, scuryy, small pox, OF
enolera morbus. They have likewise been
emlnently successful, when the disease had
oehed the efforts OF the most skiliul physi.
A o. FAlRCHlLD, lanes Row. Sole
%" WIS CITY. may 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05


TIE WAREHOUSlNG systemic /,
apprthcnded by SOM that the Wsfehousinr
System viii operate periodically against onl
manufacturing and mechanical interests BIS IA.
Sonng the foreigner I'm contestInr the home
market against the American compctitor. o.
THIS poiut thc Philadelphia United States Ga.
Xctfe remarks.
LET Congrcsa pass the Tann Bill. recent,
reported, or reduce to auy considerable extent
The tamil at 1912. and then 10 the reGnctior
at duties payable. add thc facility OF pa, inc
Else duties only when the goods are sold. and
az once the command pi Ihc American market
VIII be- gwen 60 iorcigu manufacturers, and thf
stofchOusos, the warehouses Of fhe govern.
mCnt will b. the ioffresscs whence ihr leg;i.
mate and profitable business of our couafr,
VIII b. assulet y
Perhaps this will b. IN additional reason in
inc minds Of the authors ct tns bill Tor pn,s.
Nng 90 Wtll lhe more earncstuess 10 over.
throw the tariff as 70 now stBnls d. one Of tbe
great uigccis oi ibis Northumberland .
rll) e. u w., decfecd before the present
Congress met tha' tbe Sub Treasury was 10 n,
restored, tc tariff brought down. fexas re- an
neNei oHd thf whole off Omgnu r. .orcpuie3
onc ui ule-c measures hss been comrlsteJ
Two other, are in progress ihe last is fedsp.
ilc only one which viii c cyalci. Iom.kc
war upon the dom site interests OF our o,,,
people 81 feat 81 bravery in winch tbe AT.
m%iaisinaiion displgys great boldnes5- Bar.
dnfr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

The wires oi tht Magnetic Trlcrsph lime
between Baltimore ant Philadelphia have
oeeh extended acrOs ,he Sus-qaclsmna fi,ef
ora posts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
THE WAY OF THE TRANsGESSoR I

HARD.-Someiime last year a man named
Pollock was arrested here aud lodged in Jail
for the passage OF counterfeit money. Proof
was relied uPoa mainly from Cincinnati. 1t
dad not come in time and he was ---
discharged. 1t was understood that he had
procured plates OF the Plantt rs Bank OF Ten
nessec notes, aud of a bank in Alabama, and
that counlerieits had been issued thereon,
which he had circulated. Soon after his re-
lease, Mr.. TIP. Shallcross, DOR present City Ser.
gcant, went TO ST. Louis aud he there pro-
cured the plates on which the issue had been
made. They were forwarded and thus the
Planters Bank was enabled to put out OF ex.
istence plates that might have been ruinou,
TO their circulation. Mr.. s. then started OF
hunt OF Pollock with Il requisiiion from tn,
Governor of Alabama. He tracked him thro
the west, and returned about two weeks ago
unsuccessful. Early last week he received ia.
formation OF Pollock being at Cleveland. lie
posted there, had him arrested. and on Friday
last left here for Nashville with him, securely
ironed.
The arrest of Pollock will make a very con.
siderable hole in the gang OF counterieiiers. oI
which he was one OF the principals, and Mr.,
s. deserves mucl credit Tor has enterprise and
perseverance, in his pursuit.
ANEW WAY OF PAYING OLD DEBTS.
The corner OF Monroe and Main streets ox-
hibited yesterday, an unusually belligerent at
utude, Tor which some of our citizens were AZ
a loss to account. II was brought about la
this wise: $. Clemens, Esq, some two month s
agone, entered into a forthcoming bond Tor
the editor 81 the Argus, whereby he became
security for the payment OF some sixty odd
dollars or The delivery Of th. printing press OF
the Argus, atthe mont door OF the court house
ca the LIST Monday in May. In the mean
time the Argus grossly abuses Mr.. Clemens.
-sestsndas ~ss the day Tor delivery, aud the
Argus man not having complied with IA,
solemn promise, IN any manner, Mr. Clemens
took a dras down TO see his part OF the bond
complied with; "but the doors were barred
and all Secore and behind them were editor,
publisher jours and devils, armed TO the teeth.
Mr.. c. attempted TO obtain entrance aud the
sheriff also held q pafley with The warlike ed
iioT, but II was no go. The press is still In a
state OF lockupedness. Now, no one will
blame the editor for not paying the money il
he had not a. but every honest man must do
80 for not letting the law take its course, and
il the press does belong TO Thompson, let i,
be known.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

ADiES-ify you wish 10 procure The Co.,, C..
IL lorne Water thaI y a have ever used in lhi,
~ sny oihrr taee. you viii please cali os Sc, 4 /.
bhENTLINCER'S ApoIheci. aud Won cun Get h
and ro mistake. Ashland Row. Monroe street.
may 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

FEMALES BEWARE OF CONSUME
hlVN ana not suffer the early seeds 10 Knit
Us iatai threads in your system, but r,,ayd
mem as you would the thief at night. When
you md the fatal enemy seeking TO des,roy
your heaith by imbibing the evil seeds of =
serious disease, Remember DIR. Duncan,s
EApec'orant Remedy will immediatelv Je'
seIoys ana remove them. Thousands of Won,
sex DE annually for the want Of proper treat.
mem Had those known the wonderful arec,.
OF this medicine, and used il in t. MsN
Souln nave prolonged their days, and VET +,
uwelilng smong their dearest friends 'ThoSs
mo are leoonng under the influence of this
4.seese should lose no time in procuring .sDr'
D9ncan,s Expectorant Remedy, II Is sr1e and
Snec,lai' % always gives relief in the mos,
noPe.ess cases. IL strengthens the weak and
oeoi'ltaied' relieves the pain in the breast snd
SIDE, SURPRISES The distressing cough. stn~'
ping the hectic fever and nisht sweat saa
hnally CT the CASE be not too far ndysnceda
restoring perfect health.
For sale by J. -. & K. q. MARSH and
PRYOR & PAULL. ma S"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

HAVE YOU \ C0W2-We have read. in
the Agricultural Journal, a valuable monthly
In which we have found a vast amonnt of val.
liable matter, a treatise on "Milch Cows.
whereby the Quality aud Quantity OF Min
which any Cow will give may be accurately
determined hy observing Natural Marks or
External Indications alone, the length Of time
SIC viii continue 20 give Milk, &c. &c, by
Nj. F. Gucuon. la il we have found mucl
Information highly important to all who rails,
Cows OF design to keep them. 1t is, we think
better calculated TO improye the character @
our stock OF neat cattle than any other worl
we have even seen. The publishers have pub
hshed this work IN book form. separaiiyeI,
from the journal, and will forward them L
any part Of the United States, three copies 70
81 OF 31s cts. q piece.
Address.
GREELEY McELRATH Publishers,
Tribune Buildings. New York
The postage ON them here is Tets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

ooT friends Of the Pittsburgh Chronicle arc
out in d entire new dress, which is very beau
niu and altogether worthy the abundant sue
Cess of our contemporaries
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
BRENTLINGEH,s ApoTur,,

bhENTLINGER'S APOTHECA.
MONROE SreEEr AsHLtsD Row,
VIZ luD''c ere hereby respectfully notified
lha'W't e,n ebiain o. ihe shove mentioned
hours Of he day % bight
Ihy"e'aa' prs'c'Fhoas poi up 10 he nss,..,
msn"tf GOD Nib Zoe uimes psee,ssoo. h.
"'y' 4 BKENTLlNGER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05
m NcIsoN
400 CApa-

Nh SHOP ] admit, IL small. bat .l,il I have
1vk something IN ". and 4 you will eonde scend
70 eau We wti'fy To sell you a cheap. fashionable
and as good q hat and COP as can De go, I, I'M,
c"y may ; ) ID HARPER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-05

WANTED IMMEDIATELY
At tins othce-a compOsltOr. Far wages
viii be- gwen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

do Tompkins Co. DO do beans L Stanton; l25 bxs
chez John BCyce, 20 do Burnt Cc 10 iGos butter 5,
L 4 BesciI.
Troy and Michigan L Line, Wheeler Croker Co
BoaI lhos keTf-liON bu wheat y Cobb; Il hhds to
Ia 20 Mercer bros ri7= lUJ tt- ciI"e-- - --s
butter Kent. knnau c.: do abcock Coz 10 do Sesvier
& Barrow,; 10 rolls FEATHER 5 g Brooks go dry hides
Lee, Ciafu i Co; bales hemp Il. Lee, K Co: 10; walnut
timber K Hsuihin, Boston
osv-eYo Cana Line } Gilb.r--Bosi EIcel.ior-513
hbls sour, Suycam Sage = Co: 1850 bu shorts Gilbert
bbl- egg 5, |. * Beach
Lake Champa.n Merchants Line. i john-on-bOat
View rng.and-2j BIOS ashes ! LOOMS; 81 bN= cres- Il
Rprri: - pkgs butter : Beach dol ctrese Clark
5 Fish, 5J' bU rye loi um.er G r. Green
Fultonvie and New ork Line. Gardner Naufe-burg
Boa; " p Voorlees-Z5r 5u oar " I. Vanlendgrz. u
*. deer. hair " Niles hhs beans bVs d4y " i on
"a -. DEER hair fo-d,ch 4 Coz av- goods a Bard
Philadelphia; Is frs butter Z Macarthur; p..- egg
tb br.-
lumber |. Brown ob- beans SoufAvoF.h' l! Beach ;
- fs- butter Legge't, LGdam Cor 10 bd- rg s,f-r
Bang, Melvin; Sl7 bXs cheese y pigs ou;'eI "AHe
Co; = do do SAM Perry; s. hXs cheese to- Deai=
Henry Na-on.
Same L.Ie-B0at Trtou-Oat md humber owner
Sam. Line ROa Mrntor-Stave- and boards jesse
Uvd-. ~ = Poughkeep-c RarPC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
BATcHELoR's HA1R.DYE.

u I Lirnid toIorlna f0F INe Hal5, W MsN'fs, y e.
those who used sold the preparations offered for
iy-ng the hair Its application Is simple, IL effect Ger
-ruying The elasticity health OF The + fancy
store keepers dr sgists SC. II Will be found mot de-
TO ;heir customers and bee troubled with complaints OF
dyeins the skin linen. II Will not rub OF The hair
and constant wishing only improves Is appearance The
color is permanent and perfectly uniform, entirely free
from TINS varying from The faded green 10
the roya purple produced by The ordinary hair dyes. In
proof OF il, efficacy the inveuris prepared 10 apply the
Dyc TO whskrrs portion Of the hair without charge
those whn: 10 purchase Il proves satisfactory FOR
which purpus. he has private rooms Prepared only ana
sold whol--blc and retail by NM BACHELOR, No.
WHl-sL Broadway. Price 81 double size 81 80
InnN The nndir.s NUS .meOd.s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
New.York Cntrlc ,Iarket....srr

By our own reporter
At Mnrkct-l,7U0 Beef Cattle (obou, 500 from the
soutb) 60 Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and Lambs
PnIcEs-Bccf Caue-Thc unusually large number on
sale together with the warm weather prevalent last
week has had very depressing influence upon prices
which last report have declined fully 80 cs
p cwt. We quote accordingly the extremes of the
market, for retailing qualities from 81 to So. The
latter figure may be considered the top OF the market,
though few sales reported at so cts higher 800
unsold
Cons aud Cohesive quote prices at from SIG % to
$50 All sold,
Sheep and Lan5s--Prccs have fully recovered what
little they had lost last week The demand has been
olcrably active mud than 200 head remained
the market unsold the close of the weeks busi.
Sheep worth, quality. from 81, s. 80 to
- 80; Lambs from IS cts. to 50 so
Hay-We do not observe any supplies oi loose otter
ing and the present low range OF prices likely to
overs,ock the market in hurry Ii would command
60175 cts = cwt North River Bale Hay is selling
81 jnTil Cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
AMgRos1AL oRRIs PASTE.

For chanting the Teeth Mouth presetrs the Gums.
~ This delightful and wholesome Odontal-
gic Paste highly esteemed by al who used it, for
keeping the breath fresh ind sweet preserving the gums IN
healthy condition, and consequently preventing the de-
cay OF the teeth considered very recherche article
wherever known, and beyond comparison the most
beautiful and perfect preparation for the purpose Of
-red the public. and has received the highest appoba
ton OF The most eminent dental surgeons Of this city
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail By Henry JoHS-
sos, Duggsl Chemist, in The Grant,. Building. 10
Broadway cor. ChGn5erssi Sold also loO Fulton-st.
and II Eas, Broadway. Price 80 cents. 70 lmeodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
rV,Tany IN eye ali.tens with jo,

the use Of DR.. Woods S-r-apsri!la and Wild Cherry
Biers might have been dnined with OF -orroS
and OF mourning.
For dyspepsia, liver complaint, nervous weakness.
laundce heartburn ndgesti SICK headache. cnstive
female complaints, csnser vertigo, genera weak
and a. other diseases Of The hillary organs. pros
,rH;ion Of the system hundreds testify 10 -
superior powers efficacy any medicine now b."
fore the public in the Of such diseases Prepared OK
practical druggist and prescribed wherever II ha- been
introduced bg Tie nu- celebrated physicians The Al
f.ctsd be assured Of IL superior excellence.
Sold wholesale End retail by Wyatt j Kechsm l2i
FGiton-sL and l12 Broadway. lll 5.eecker II Bowery
y y. ). " Smith. corner Fulton and Cranberry -.
Brook p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
Amusemeuis.
NrErn,s GARDEN

q The Public respectfully informed the Doors OF
-e Csrc' " ~ fElrr o2eu is,-a>t AEG t!e az
Ie.strc;euts Commence 81 haf-uA~t ~eveE uciCCk
ESOAi EVENING. >ep;-rlters 5,
- NEg4N Il ea-i-pa> C'clCs-s. with iavurtc Over
l -~Fr- TO &c tolcyve: ~ the PaltoElir:s o:
fRSERT AND BERTRAND
hoorFt ----Antoilr Rave Muse Dumoc;. Nine Rsvel
bertrand .-., CAP. e. Rae Me oll'-ty I JAve,,;
NGas- L'i;teai Rave Creuelte. me- II JsveiH
Sey'.i> -. ~ r-'s.5er1i Paaioi',se 81 The
I:tc (pNJl hjfs'> GIT. -. - NAs5c PMS
Coofao. G=orrl Rave tlvsa-. Nine L JAyeI.i.
Atsrrta- q .so2ns : ..-y. ....S; 'gae :. kA,el
To-. - cr.l.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

~ Mancsca'- Oral Nysrem.-hrs. /. Mane-cs
Durand ORGANIZING her Classes tor The Fa anc Win
Her pupils requested call and unite viii their
respective classes.
Evening for gentlemen wishing 10 commence the
study Of tie French language being formed. Beginning
with the simp!es: elements Mane-cas Ora System leads
the learner Icy snd progressive steps, 10 thorough
practical knowledge Of the language.
Instruction 10 Ladie. during the day Residence No IS
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JACOB BREASTED, Auctione.r

JACOB BREASTED Auctone.r.
A UCTIO NOTICE.-By MICHAEL ISAACsOS
n - Ateusye Catalogue sails II Elegant New and Sec
uudand Household and Cabinet Furniture this day. cor
slstiug OF Sofas, MurDe-r"p Tables Washstands. bu
1raux Dlvans Chairs Carpets SC to be rod without re-
serve the CHEST bidder pay advance. aud storage
The large Rooms, . BeeAinsn and % Ann sts at Os
Ocock-at Il. four valuable Piano tortes for cash.
Sale of valuable Paintings Thursday, 10Th Catalogues
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Packetship Patrick Henry, Dc"no Tor Liverpool hav-
Ing been detained will sail this day nj IL o'clock Also,
packet hip Albany for tIavrc, the time Letter
Bags are nj kenyons Foreign Letter Office, 20 Wallst