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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-16
FAIENT lard LANFfR

- 49,. i'fHi $50 AoEg on ~.
hflH frrflffd ife1li ifii assaftn,s.s - -,
lis 81 witch DE- aftsifiaa 81 fh. 1880 l.Ia
49, 20 sna 81 tiriHil b. rssfeef INV ..,s,,a -.
eve, !" iif 'fsi sperm Dii 81 tntlrsi, ~. 49,,
oss o. sns sff sa-t iss then hsfus 49,. ~ 49,,
49, row prepared 20 aungIt Tho s.,ff.. 80, -.
rnsieflsiru Dr r.fe lsaifs 80, ,st'f.. Nt' fsssf
'.'P "'fs. s fofsae 81 80 ~ Msin .fsses &c.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-16
c. Observation-Disclosures


Notwithstanding Tie hosang % empiric. o sras
cures never performed aud forged certificates Of trw
Ar thcf noSrns sink like Others 81 their kios in tI
gFst yea OF oblivion. The time A. the ,uia,c.
oe "' te scare hing sick. who aukiosy rsfrhlnr
s.ett FlcAin OF hope that shines 90 their n.,h 1he
ues Restorative hss teen izIIeiuousy assaled Inc
~ .o"St"o "i bostrum niongeF hat time has ptoveu
'hN lSrc and base Insulation. aud has le.ve~d h,,
wan gems oI honor from the easks.s Of tk.,e
WI" nave experienced the effects this hahn ia SOW
eith power shown IA the % COMPLAINS on the
Liver aud Lunrs. Consumption Coughs aud C,a. .xs.
~ pesis~t severity Asthma and Pain In tl,e hrs.ss
40 Ainc Ah that i desirable in remedy for ,he,.
~ IN IN Restorative reduced and ronrentra
~ ui'inwm OF Their power, and PLACED in sueh
$500 continuation that their several and united 6orre 4.
'ttn'sa a. one and the time. u u not ode,~d
80 ps'sl'Ne "uly iof disvasc, bot complete eater.
h,s ~" vi " snd resoTcr to and Llaoo,in~
.Ue lsuihcieni 10 eonvinee " no ar. sternin
@ 20 husband the fofeo Of evidence no matter how
stln We earnestly hope that they win u,aks ,,.1 y,
awe and lie convinced hy actual emo,st,.
lhe safely % your life depends ON the ,,se Al a.
n"l'lhe without u you lad letter hasten 10 n,scs,.
ueA shu ieih termination Of vouf dt.ease. -, A.,
-. -" sseil Yourself Of means which Gamma d..,s
g a. % "e,uae YOU. The following eertiarste n
- 80 ~, Htol' t,e wen known New fork chemist
hsrc ennaii1cd tse OF medicine rslIsd ~ ns,n,
s.,,,' h's'h Restorative. and ind that is dos not
. "'teHt} nf any other metallic preparation nor
,sl, ~ 80 =" - pfus, II = composed 81 vexrtahit,
"A.i'' entirely" JAMES n tiTyrON AZ m
H.. {. HRlNCkERiOFF, Proprietor Ny,
Horace Everett. a.. 4 Agent 49,
,Ilntpti ptce, o. hudson street Ney, yo,t
~, TOT " hcciug, Dfs JAMES gAKER.nd q
'itui west Alex andef, Pa ERyAN.T A sss sy.Ss q
~ -' ~ '"o~i cfef1 town m the a. a. Ssva
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-16
~ FkENCH GENTLENEN

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an.E @"f'in sod Drshnsra ~
49,. -ai'n fsnt rfsts.s L.rsa - "a.
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fiNeEAEf a EWnnTe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-16
CT LON

W ih f'fai c'lrirft and success 81 these srt,ts
.s ''.-f 'f"t" 10 rouuefteifed u.s. unustn,tr. ,
." t''' idr aaaiusi ilupusiiinu. ue t'uatsfIt a..
"N' 90. hofiffi sfsut u sarh CTS boo d., rt 49,
""y agent iu WHcc'iug JAMES BAkER
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=, - TIIsNNN TX. FNIIW.
tNt NEACkER. nsu~rt-fs -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-16
a POSITIVE AND PERMANENT Cure
FoR RtIEUMATISM
ANDA All NEpNnIrS TnNtpI kIN..t,.,

WHAT hough the csUsrs usv not D. explained
since Their EFTErIs are iuls ssccuaincd.
LEI not deiusipn, pfstiidirr AID pride,
Induce mankind tO set the rnrsns aside.
Means which, tho simple. a. q nv IicaVsa drsi-,cI
10 alleviate the Ills OF human Kind
IlD ISssIsIls.Ds -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
Carpsting.

CARPETING-. CARPETISGS!.-Great Bar
" gums and Rare ChsBc--Al perrons de'rous OF pro-
curing Csrp-tngs OH Cloths asiungs and SUCH othsr az
cIes usually fouDd IN stores, are respectfully
ipviLed 10 cali a, HUTCHISS K co IS No 452 Pesrl-st
where be found alucst unri'aled assortment ano
n, prices seldom II eve offered before IN mis- city.
Landlords keepers Of Hotes Boarding Houses sod pm
.ls ci,z.n. about furnish city country residences,
uopetter with Shp-nssi-rs Snip Hnd Steamboat Agents,
M who arcis In The above ice, would ma il 10
their advantage ubscnters before pnrchasng
e..u here remembering their motto, Small pronts anc
quick returns"
nIs lrialo.. EUTCHINS L. co. No. i52 Petr-st
DKUsSELs, Thr---P,y sDd Ingram Csrpednss-R
WAY South side Tor ,aie on the very lowest terms
,ulendd assortment or Brussels SPY AID logisio Carpet!
lng. Veuetsus Drugg.s Oil Cloths OF every width Stair
Rod. Tabl. snd Piano Cov-is Window Shades arc Fix
lures RatBg. &c The public invited. ais lmDS"'
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Dinnou Ghanes .

FRENCH WINDOW sHADEs!w Window Shades.
Families about purchasing WindoE Shades invited
10 call al J. C. WoODfOHDS, 1st Broadway, and sI-
h. beautiful and xeusve as.otreoi OF Freoehsu
Italian Widow Sh.des Consisting Of Views the RHINE
Scrolls Syi, Of Louis u Vgnees Landscapes Goior,
Freoch Scrolls and Flowers &c which ofeed al re-
cueed pnc-s Also style OF cure T.sses, Picture
Cords, Curtain Tssse's -ud BANDS. Coroices, hc- &c
J. {. WOODFORD, Nei Broadwsf,
AL L.fsrge Bsjttoza
L KtNCH WINDOW sHADEs!: wlNDOM Nv,
Shsdesi.-J. C. WOODFoRD- es9t b'osdwsy, VII
open this morning invoice of window soaHes
cy choice select assortment O! WioGo" snsoes re-
criv-d oy the late arrivals from Europe
u Tn. invoice contains ful landscspes scfoNs s'y!z
Loui. XIV Gothic Dohc Ionic. and snos: every style OF
snctsnt Architecture 1lso, new syle wire orch Also
.yernI ea.-. low priced cognceR- Picture iss.e co'os
furniture gi,os 2S3. Broadway, Lafsrge BGldtrgs AZ
OArZE WIRE WINDOW SHADES, Doors &c
VI We rsuuf,c The above st:c.-s ia very superior
manner order of any size shape 20 a. erd pant oa
tn any Landscape other dsv.ces required, eher II
pencil or iins natural coorH always ~ please
Refer this oc- and nlr-lYnne Of those 10
use the article Ia this ind all ether c-s IN the STATES
LEE L CO,
AS sTsTh4t oaice, No 10 Rac,ory-s, 81 Broadway.
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No spruc--st n.
w Y.-Mesers. BARTOL, DE aAUNY Il co. would
respectfully The OF country Merchants and be
pubic general their superior STOCK Of window shs1es
varying "a prc- from 81 % IL $50 per psr 40 Sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

MINES AND MINERALS.
rgNHE SUBSCRIBER conlinuea 20 examine mines sno
tnIuing regions for panies and individuals, and To
report upon their capacities OF The ores, and best
modes Of using them ncu ding plans Of furnaces kns &c
His attention for years been particularly directed
70 the working and OF ron aud Copper In al psrI
Of The United States. In Cubs ts Lake Superior county,
Nc JAMES T. HODGE, Geoogsi md Chemist,
Stockbndge Iron Works, Mass.
REFERENCES.
M...r, Salms g. Co Joseph Tnckerman, ESQ
/" 4 r Tisdsle Il Co. Theodore Sedgwick, ESQ.
ss,np Wprd ESQ u. Y. Buerworh. ESQ
annHc,ion can bs inside 10 Mr.. BUTTERWORTh, no
9, It,,nv.., al. to t4nn. &c. 25f luiskunr
John M. TRIMBLE, THEATRE-ALLEY,
JOB CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
MERCHANTS and others who wish their stores altered
III for the LIST May. have it done tusefuy and
cheap by applying az sbove.
All kinds job Csrpentorwork executed a. the shortest
,o.,ihI. ,ntirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
-. GEE5 THROUGH mas ~U-us
Gss sSSS-VTSHO HOURS FROM NEW Szza3psz--

~. Ga@sEl THROUGH mas ~U~
EE&s sSSS1~-VHz HOUR FROM NEW sSA3pFz-iR
-YORK TO WHEEL-nsn.-AHaE-r7
ING and PITTSBURG, via PHILADELPHIA. BALT!-
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Mc--:SSO
MILES RAILROAD.
To Western Trsvelers-Great United sLses Mail AID
Passenger Route TO Whr-ii1g, Psourg, Cincinnati aud
The South and West
Passengers going directly through,
Leave N-w-York loot Of LlberysI North River al 81
P NJ IN The Great Mail Train
Arrive IL Philatei pha al p. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia az 10 2. NJ. daily-Hs Train.
Arrive In Baltimore al 6 A. NJ.
Leave Baltimore si Il A. n by the Baltimore an Ohio
Railroad, 100 miles.
And arrive al Cumberland al P ~
Leave Cumberland a. ?. II. By The National Road and
Good nten Stage Lines and arrive In Wheeling OF Ps-
bureh nezI evening.
II THE SECOND MAIL leaves Sew-York A. NJ by
Railroad Leave Philadelphia, Sundays excepred tt p
d. oy steanoosi ard A ". by Railroad for Baruore
ot PiusbQrg lake the splendid new and mo-
sfa pun al Brownsville and thereby nav .orly
II mica OF Staging the whole rout.
FIST csss Steamboats, Leave Wheeling and PITT .burp
hourly, and Passengers forwarded without DELAY 10
cincinnati! and al other Porg the South and West Fare
81 20 Cincinnati.
For through tickets by this apply in Phadelp Ia
ne SaIoed Once corner OF Market and Eleventh o. al
- SCUM Thircs and board steamboat Dock hsrf
Fare through from Philadelphia Wheeling Si3 10 Pu,
burg Sl2 with the privilege Of stopping Baltimore and
resunitng seats al pleasure.
For isf.her Information apply 10
J. L. sLEMNER, Ageat,
Railroad Ofhce foot OF Lberty.s al 4 and q A 81
a Adams Co.'S, No. 10 Waist Ct Il A 81 or National
HoGel. No. Corilscd-s,. cod
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EiTY LDASS-PersoDs DESTROYS OF iNesuns ~ -, II
~ IN the Revenue Bonds Of ,nis City, with in.efsss
per cent paysb!e Is March, Si7, may have nc
nifty do so 10 OF $50 snd upward. sppIes
Holders OF Temporary Ws.er Loan due May ~. ' no
who desircus Of rrinyesng IN ssd lean for 9ne
years the aans rate OF interest, are requested
ap picaon for that purpose before the 29Lh inst
JOHN EVEN, ConptfoH''
City OF Neg.York, CompuolIers Office, ,usto
Apnl 2ath, 1876. IA @'~
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THE TRIBUNE.

FANNY. For The Tribune.
roy.yci, IN < ooeelos Tie National Headehay ocse
IN uhe Cc,c!ozue The Fioper L'oe- Lsi's1.
81 mas. M1sr z. HEWITT.
SIZE dwels amid the worlds dark ways,
Pure as in cbildhood's hours;
And all her thoughts are poetry,
And all her words are flowers.
Would you might hear her gushing voice,
30 softer than the Aute;
Sweet as the angel Israfels,
Whose heart. strings are a Lutte.
Gaze on that fair and noble brow,
Those deep, inpassioned eyes.
Upturned as I were to lure blest thoughts,
Like seraphs, from the skies.
Looks she not like Pythoness
With the Gods presence fired
AS if from those full lips would burst
The oracle inspired
The applauding world with loud acclaim
Hath given to her renown-
Hath given her harp's wild songs to fame,
Her brow the poets crown
Yet with fond, con6ding heart
And tender as the dove,
Thus ever round her guileless life
She wears the wreath of love.
need not tell her gentle name,
Whose worth my Tyre would sing
For poets breathe is in their lays.
And tame TO 1t the string.
Oh, none may know her bat to love,
None name her but to praise,
Whose brow IA wreath Of wild flowers wear
Twined with it's browning bays.
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PAPER HANGINGS.


HOWELL BROTHERS, Manufacturers ana Import
11crs OF Paper hanelues having opened IN Ne~-1 or
City branch o Their thianriph'a Estsoisntnent Won
respectfully cal! the attention OF The OF Newly or
and others wanting goods II iacl ne 10 .hrir rxtrnsN
assortment OF Paper daneines. Borders Fire Scd rhI:
Cursin Papers, and al oiher articles In their line Of bus
b. having received from The Institutes for the Encour
ase.rent OF Domestic Manufactures, In the cities OF New
York thaaelphs aud session. Slvet hieds. 70, tIe supe
ttoi aeale VI tneis sooue .a1.e' U 90 n @
Gan sen oe'o aucAe 'o 1ie ssie 'oueS au CAL oe Pui
chssea e'se"he'e rcpsco ,,,.,s
IN .,So 80 :. EnS ,.,
Inc Wa papsuatiy Sat as'snaoa 20 Tue.
sfso 9 FRISCO rHp"rso faroEs aho Co!ein
Papers Tor Halls Public Rooms, EnIries, &c &c
rappins ., Rooms hsas' &c proinpuy a"enaed 10 o.
ea T MosA.ne t ,,, s.,.,. vii, s.. =, ,.,,
vantage 10 give US call
HOWELL BROTHERS, No ISL Broadway
aS lmeod- - door Shove the City Hotel
~ = T007 g -
Ss5aA NM ,.,..os,s -. TG
4 l,!S L. LIZ; p. sets 80 ione' a. .ea-es =
sS Sesn aa aneliIs nSrswMe sauesy sos
~ y 49, ~ ~ ~ " ute, Us we"
mo .s.a nna f.nr. and ,sr- ,,sS,s ss-iI en mr.
chases - heir very extensive assortment couprisinS ave
hing In the line all of IL offered a, he fo.sl
ket prices 70, cash, or on approved credit
Cut and wrought nails locks. ls,ches
Butts. bel ews, kuves and forks,
Cuuseks, brsds and spsrahles
Ten and pocket knives and scissors
aHl, Pr ard cross cut saws, hoes, fork.
Shoveis, spsdef. thes ard saaihs' raes
Sack lead rois ana SAID erasioles
jumps Tor els or csterrs
SeO'>h ws,ei OF syrv stone, for marble polishers
Ceorers tools N great variety, OF the most celebrates
rasnGaciur such as Aeeyison, Conger, Horton. Bsi
TAD, and others
Soepcrs iroa iNe's ana truss hoops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
DAGUERREoTYPH APPARATUS,

Op,ict.n, 81 Nssrau-st
EJAs CONSTANTLY ON HAND, French German and
i American Instruments -CoatiDg Boxes, Mercury
Baths and h nserials used by operators,
manufactured under his inspection. Chemicals Plates
Cases, Q1cksiu &c &c Lenses ground TO order.
Thermometers and Surveying Compasses manufactured
for the trade.
Magnetic Electric Machines, OF approved construction for
m.dr. I'll purpose. al0 lmeod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
LACKAWANA COAL

LACKAWANA COAL.
NHE SUBSCRIBERS now selling al retail and de-.
Iyerlng 10 custorers from the yards Of Lne Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company cor OF King sat Greenwich
s sad al me 1901 Of Gouyerneurs R this very desrc
bic Goal OF The right size for stoves, ranges, &c
illo a. her yard corner Of Greenwich and Hammersey
tA Inc ysncus kinds OF SchuykI Lehigh and Liverpool
Coal OF the bez quality. good aupply Of Lump Coal Of
f1pei1or kind for steamboats, and 5neing iron &c
i3l1 SYKES WuRTs
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ders;
Shoulder and other braces;
G-nil-men's sheet rubber o.
ver-sho-s-lealhsr soles;
Do. rubber soles;
Sandals, Gu; for spring and
fall wear;
Ladies' ,cnilc ren's and youths
rubber shoes;
Metallic rubber machine band
ing, superior article;
Day. patent bose;
Life pr-servers OF ali kinds;
Frs! premium ladies' life pre-
server lsckcsi
Days patent rubber ooa. or
rontuon;
India rubber cloths;
MscxIniOshc coats;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

Wa,ermen's and sportmen's
coats and peal .ckrts,
Shesps patent life chair and
settees, with Dsy's improve
mept;
Grimihs patent cotton foater
for rafting bales OF cotton,
India rubber gloves;
India rubber pantaloons;
Do do scirFcd-not wa
ter or air-proof;
Air cushions and pillows;
HyGroste;ic beds, bathing
caps, rubber tents and bag
gage covers-wairr buck
-l,, together with all the va
rious other styles OF rubber
goods. al! warranted 10
stand heat or cold and va
Ter. without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
~U APRIL, 1S46.-Lake Superior For.
ta-1tis.z..z,S wardDg and Commission Warehouse and

~U%o APRIL, 1S46.-Lake Superior For.
a.-i...slS wardiDg and Commission Warehouse and
Mining Agency. L. w. Tinker < Co...
Ssult Ste Marie. Michigan, having erected large com
rnodous Warehouses prepared receive and
all good, and merchandise destned for Copper Region
the favorable terms end without unnecessary
lay.
Good. will re received the foot OF the Rapids and con-
ed the Portage oy teams, 10 readiness for irn-
dete shipment
An arran cement has been made with the Projectors Of
the steamboat GEN. SCOTT running three times week
between HscEinsw aud be Sault by which ali pa kages
70 their care destined for Lake Superior sent by the
Express 10 Msckn.w VIII be received snd for.
Usfded. l.. w. TINKER 4 CO.
ReteYeaeeI
Charles A. Secor 4 Co Ch1urcey Bush Esq ,New-York
Henry A Thompson K Son. Baltimore
T. Il Howe, Esl Cashier Ell. Bank, Pittsburgh
J. L. SchooIcrst, Saul Ste Marie.
w. Truesdel, Esq, Messrs James A. Armstrong l. Co.
J. N Ebert, Esq, John Chester, Esq, g. Williams
Co Detroit
Charles II. Gra,iot, Eagle River.
C. K Brush. Copper Hsrbor. mis- 2ay2m-
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OMcial
LIST OF LETTERS.


BE 1n1 Be /: Czrt<7 enGe4ed, =
And al advertisement. made under the orders Of he Posi-.
master General II newspaper newspapers, Of l--erI
oncsed for any Posi- 0ce shall be inserted IN the paper
or papers OF the place where tie oce advertising
upny be situated, kGvfzg cs< L1TEeS eiTeeLG-,on-
Ns5 Pozt OH.cs Les, pa,ac5 March ), lsis-
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Abbott, A l.
Alderman. John
Arnien. Aiich,el l
Alexander, John
Allen. Nahum
Aloerison, John I
A!cova. William !
Ailsn. Hugh
I Al5rr,son, David
/ Ardus. Daniel D
Armstrong, Thos
/ Ashford, Daniel
Ash6eld, WIZ NJ
Atklnson, Amos '
Austin. William
/ Andepud. L-wis
| Austen, Joseph
Andrews. JOSEPH
| Atlsquin, Benj }
| Andrews, Henry
Atkinson, J aeoo
| Austin, John S
Andrews, Jas T c
Awkward, Ghos
Aver, John
| Bacon, II NJ
Bachhsus, John C
Bradley / Taylor
I Brad5urp. John
Bsgley. William
Srsgc. Franklin S
I knllert.rr JOhn
BsirdArch,olld Il
Blanchard. Geo '
Baldwin, Doctor
Baker. George
Baker, Stephen J
| Bauer, Willistn J
Baker. A 9
Blsk-ly, Cap; D
Sslwin. J P
Baker, William
Slceeser, Bets $
Barber. Sras;us !.
Barrows, D-ci D
Barker Geo w
Barnet. Neshii
Gsrrrtsoc
Barry, John
BlSavrlL William
safes, Charles
Bates. George C
BlAuvell, Joseph
Beske, Jobs
Beach, William
Seaisor. David
Sesch, Harmon
| Scstner, Bsnjs-nl
Brede1i, Augustus
I Sealc Mr.
Breedin. Bran; A
I Seal. Jesse Y
} Srrcd, Amos P
BreAkell, Thomas
I Baker. Rensselasl
Sr-onan, John
Behlrr. John 5
Senosi- Orsoa W
Brewster. P 7
Serke John A
Se1i. George
Benson, C
Belts, + S
Stsese. Samuel
Beetholf. W w
Briggs, William I
B;snea, Thomas c
Bid well. Edwin
Stlhlss, edwin Q
S,rcseye. Lcciea
S;sbee. Capt WIN
Birch, J c
Soala, Capt. Lyns
Brock. Pe.erJ
BosrdDn, C
Bcles, Geo E
Soonel, George
Bolren. J A
Sokee, Aaron P
Bonnen. Joseph A
BROOKS, N
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xT~ ASUMNEH ARRANGEMENT. sssz
s.s6s.tryS-The Nsw-York and Erie Railroad 80 y

.G-o ssUMMEH ARRANGEMENT. ss.u
ssSrSatzSZEx-The Nsw-YorS and Erie Railroad s.
Line. from April lst untl farther notice.
viii run daily Sundays sxcrpted between tbs city OF New
YORK snd Mddelcwp Goshen, aud Intermediate places as
follows:
For Passengers-Leave New-York A NJ. and P. NJ.
Leave Mldde,owu atst A NJ. and 81 F. NJ.
Fare reduced 81 . to Mhdlr,own-wsy proportion
Breakfast dinner supper and befihs can to had on the
steamboat
For Freight-Leave N-w-York at P. NJ
Leave Middrlown al IL NJ.
The names Of the consiSnee, aud OF the station where 10
he left mus, di.act!y marked upon each article shipped.
Fret ht not received -fter T. N. In SewYors
Apply TO J. T. CLARKSON, Agent, al the Office,
Il C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent.
March 2sth. 1916
E- Stages daily from Middletown, the arrival OF
the AFTERNOON train, Milford Cerboudsie Honesdale
Moutrose Towards, Oweso and West Also To Montc.l-
TO- Windsor Binghamton, Ithaca, &c. Agent board.
ma cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
PAPER HANGIEGS.

WILLIAM PEHL, ass PEARL-sT.
AS received by the late arrivals from HAvre his Spring
assortment OF Paper hsneings, Borders Views. Panel
Papers and Fire Board PIinr direct from the
comprising all The .yies snd every quality,
which he offers wholesale and rrnil
Also, extensive of American Satin and
Papers al manufacturers prices.
Country DcaleIs will ind for their advantage 10 call
Persons requiring sufficient Of the amer qualities OF Papers
authorize special importation select for that pur-
pose FROM coupleie assortment OF new patterns
mon
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK

CLEARED.
Ship George Skoheld, Skolheld, Mstanzss, Nesmth &
Washington, Dosne. Mobile Rurlbut & Co; John Cum.
rainss Dwight NOrleans Eager & MAILER.
Bark Hudson. Hohorst Bremen. Pope; H
Adams RymArs, Stetten via Bedford Fredonis Luns
AOrieans
Brig. Bridsson Giimer phla Detroit Porter George,
Town Pos, 4 Co; hamet, Brown. Bermuda w
D Bnrdos Mramechi, Braine; Augusta Sher.
wood. Savannah. ssurge. Chairman s. Co.
.S snI ss q M SaSa IN so9 h.vsns Gs5
sabeth, Joyce, Havre de Grace, II Srarae.
ARRIvEp.
Ship Madonsa Lawlon, 50 ds fm st. Thomas. Africa
with mwood, ivory. &c TO James Jones & Co. Len
at GambiS bark Reaper of Salem, 9Th inst Lat l6 loa
Br 6ris Helen Mar Card. Is Dc fm Windsor, Ms, with
plaster, 10 captain.
Br brig oapssy, Cahoon Ii ds fn Windsor, Ms, with
platter, to captain.
Schr lie Roy Beden II ds fIl Apalschicoa with cot.
ton. To Ralph Post
sohr Marine. of Plymouth. Ksly q ds fru Norleans
pork lard, Sc. TO master
schrs Coral. Smith Richmond, Keller; Gen Warren
Holmes Mary Maria Rsil, and Lady White Jameson.
ell ds fm Taornaston. with hme. ,o,he Captains.
Br schr Acadia. -, I'm Cumberland Ms WIKI grind
stones, 70 master.
Br schr Boundary, Mcaonsgae. Il ds I'm winasoy
NS with plaster. 10 matter.
Schr a Lawrence Measer Boston rndse.
sesr Cambridge. Hall Boston. sndse
sehr Excel Burse Boston. ndse.
Schr Frances Boston. r,dse.
Sehr Granville, Thomaston, lime
Schr Hsuespons Patterson. Mschis lumber
SAILED
faeses snip siddons, Cobb for Liverpool; American
CaU Is, ,t.. AMP PARL0R Organ. for sa!a-Two
One second hand Parlof Orr,r
Two sccond hand Church Orppn.
One econd hand Church o.
and pedals "e sees o. Aeys
Three s.asai orgsns suitable for country ehu-ese.
C9nsef-st Sle eodG HENRy US S xss ~
E,OR SALE- Several su,all nor:s ayrs or cifv n,..
II amounting 10 about Ss,r0a. Apn,y TO ~ p'0PefS
ANTHONY. BLEECKER, Auetoneer.
III lw No Brosa-.,
BRITANNIA PITCHERS.-An ss,ortEeni Of
DBeania Pitchers Of vscos sizes aud ssle
a BurttnE..ip.by is27 s,l BoARoMAN BART.
SHAvINGs BOXES.-Briaonis Shaving BoIes, va
patterns manufactured and for sale al Bnrirs
alp, by ta27S,I BOARDAAN HART.
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HUTCHINSON * RCSYON have on hand d large
ana splendid assortment OF every description VI India
Rubber Goods ir use, consisting In pArI OF abo9t
5000 dozen Goodyear Patent Corrugated 5uspencers
eco pa.s mems gom-n's and childrens' RuDberS
l,O7O do do Leather Soed Ov-rshoes
$40 DO do Metallic do
600 do Ladies Sandals, Metallic
500 do do Slippers, do
100 do do Busxini, do
All OF which viii be cold wholesale retail The most
reasonable terms the Warehouse Of the Newark N j.
IDdis Ruhber Factory, s. Msdsn-lane- mia otsosG
COODYEAR'S Pat.ot SUBSCRIBERS, manufactured oy
NHUTCHtSS0N 4 RUNYON, So Aaden-lsne.-Aer.
chants and others supplied IN Quantities on very liberal
a spl-n1d assortment OF me suspcnders Tor The
retail trade e Call examine a. 81 hziden-lane alO
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lnoid Rubber GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-Inds rubber goods
L uacured by HORACE II. DAY, for sale II IS Mai
den-lsne, after lei May 3 CortIsnd-sL
Days patent onrr-d tWa,ermen's and sportmens