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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

II One Of the pecusFiuc .; JobnsGns 4lit1ry st7yD.
that l- Aer does not eysDorei- or dry Up bs1cs
lie person has done bis shaving Ago mpcr- Rea'-t
sucy the beard l-n any Inng else This hug ay eco
uo.cs article has eT-rSec pronounced by rytrV WHO
has used superior any thing ss- or -97ine Tre
orai0si sui genuine o1ys manufactured ~ as 0hn7C1
tnte a.t a9a rli. - - C.f4mt-st "Ie-u prru!s OF
dty doar- offered 'or GOOD % article VI any G,lc
r.aruiacto.y al lyr0j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

~ d Inc GOAT due this noon. did not arrive until
afternoon boat OF that day from starting Out, Ths Hero
Htsrted but was obliged make harhor snd did no;
resch here until yesterday neon N ~
sNs~ Haven Palladium, Nopssv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

DISTRIBUTIONS or TEE INCOME OF TIE LiTEEA'
-rRz Fvsa.-a: meeting of the Regents Of me Uni.
yersy aeld on the 2s o. February the distribution CT
the Literature Fund sioo00 ss made snioDg the seTe-
"a institutions entitled 70 participate ihe!ein We pub
i.a he frst and secoad d!z,r!c;s entire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

-lrc.aaing ferry across Long Islind Sound 80
fincom-. lc. rsckoned With Wes-r! Railroad snc re-
By footing up the shove columns it viii be seen tast
there ara in operation il this state fraction less
than seven hundred SAD eight miles Of Railroad which
have been constructed a, cos, OF sl77o $50 hat the
expenses Of running ca-s on them during the last year
have been 81 aa-.ha, the total income has been
S209T5li and that less than si IS passengers nave
been transported over them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

- METALLIC TABLET RAZOR SrRoP.-Mcrchsnts
en-, dealer, are Invited 10 call and examine the various
patterns Of the above o, the manufacturers.
C. SAUNDERS s son, IN Broatway,
m2 3,eod few door, above Cortanis!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

IT II CugE l5 YOUR AiI CosNaLLs alAGict- PAS
EXTRACTOR cheapest a1d b-st medicine invent
=I uut viB positively cure inc following tis-ases. I'll
r..4- .4gs s9.e e3- sftaa! "sasie. cyari fzlo.
ort.a bowels 3f0 chir'. pe. GstuIa white sa-i'r.1
1cay. eser aaTrs, ri. f-um cancer r dGgr- -ic.'1s
ps1 If tho Htc- aud side bay external iufne.t,oH
r~ only o-eas hnf genuine is ~ be a'd II . Coz -ads
IA -LeC!
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law Courts,

United STATES Circuit CorRr-Before Judge Befts
-Decsions.-Cjfy Bank Of Nel'. Y0rl. 70 PhpiP Il
youaS Ei-aJsLa Stockton cFd ifG-y Am C"rtis.--&c-
tiCa Tor ir:actou and bill and iuterpsadeT - -
stain proceedings in Court Of Chancery On two 'uit5
brought against the Bank 20 recover about etVuvu m
Guiding interest deposited ia the City Bank n Behalf 0.
the estate Of John Frazer Of Florida deceased already
referred "a The Court decided that i could not re-
strain proceeding il me Court Of Chancery but they
had power :hci- suffers n this Court ana
vii restrain those brough. b. Young in this conr, until
the disposition Of the suite n the I0u:t Of Caancery
The qsriies may iate-?ead IN Ming Eti2uS'on= % 'a'
eject
SUPERIOR CouRr-8efcre Judge OaSIey-Chsr,sg
O1k.y ~. H0ioiaEd s Aspiut'aN Agents tor J0FE y
BGeAc;iou &c recover Of Mr.. Baker. partner q Nj
Young, large sum being balance Of toas car;oe sent
to Tr!nidsd DO Cuba, already referred To- verdict
VII De =iTcn this forenoon.
CouRr OF CoM,:ox P1rAs-Be:ore Judge Dsy.--
Joshua Lrdarr2ed g Palmer : Psters.-A morse ana
belonging 10 plaintiff standing oy the cur y
stone on IN July last when they were Tuu lou o. oy
omnibus belonging 2 81 ?. and me SoTse ana "a-'
N Injured Action IS brought 70 recover d2IiSse $
Verde, Tor plaintiff sl25 For plaintiff Messra l. ON
hnson and washington ErTing Tor defendant fr i'oo
:. Winsow
CIRCUIT CoUsT.-Beicre Judge Edmonds !hdaastl'
4 Laurence JTsH,iah W. Ucrdr7si-icon 10 recoy-
damages for being denied possession OF premises No
Cedsr=trcct after lease hsd been given referred 70
yesterday Ferdict for psintt $3.50 damages shc 0
cents costs.
Sanifor9 Broad vs. Aqtsory ", Csdrie. and Aas.rs,
o.; HgaTF.-The plaintiff secs TO recover uP"sr1 Oh
sl00 being per cent year ior years Tor eTirfHs
oan upon auction mortgages on property IN Ducness
Go. belonging % Anthony y which be loaned TO MS sons
the other defendants. Fer defence il ia conendec tnat
p!Sintit IS not entitled TO any remuneration the person
20 whom ne referred having the money 70 loan I'm,
posing restriction which would De acceded To- and
the loan vas never contaminated; also that the tAnsf
was no; psrty to the loan and that a; any rate air
III Is rot entitled ihan per cent com
mission instead OF per year during the conurn'
sace OF the loan The Court held in relation 70 me last
point as IN former sui! % the ssne P!antE ss9ias;
Leavenworh that the per cencsge is 10 calculated Tor
essh year. Verdict this forenoon. For plants MI -
". TYSON for plaintiff. Mess-s. Hc1msn and Niasns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

The Senate OF Louisiana have designated
Baton Rouge as the future csptsI OF rho Stare The
lower House has made nc decision yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

ii they should eject landing al Grayesend OF any other
point on the Southern coast OF hings loany' as "ss
the case during the Revolutionary War Inc hsa eronnos
TO which Wa sllude undoubtedly comTnSnd tne posses
sion o! Brooklyn which unce attained, would enable
the enemy 70 pour from the Heights a u'GFderous
and destructive ire into the fort Governors Island
and into the very heart OF New-fork The posscs-
sion OF For Green would Likewise coUrasnd tne
Navy Yard sud render shipping completely a; the
mercy ofthe foe TIE oojec: Is 10 toTty with line Of
b-ssstIo-k suG TeocSts, The range OF hills Ou;
Li-. eyts.dinc il The las, war. The SUNNI, OF
Fort Green The remains 81 ioruncatous used By our
troops in TIE IS, struggle WIKI GreH; Britain s-c s. u
slI known .tiii sxtsut snd in Of need would yet
he servicesbls Should the Government; prosecute liza
York sookeu Of i.woGld probably be necessary tor them
m purchase the grounds upon hicd TIRE orea'ors are
20 De thrown up sid We suppose II t0st case 'na' var
an. ,i.v i-1u-oveueuts-such as grading &c-woVld
ints-fered withss cree n the possession
Of the / : Government the lands Ike those a. the Ma
~ Ys-i would ne utterly i-rccsimsale or q! I!Ics 70
cor,e or az ,ess, long here are rcH ;hirs IS
ra-s ard minors Of wars However desirable Il may
be 10 hsve Prooklyn entirely safe tom the sHcToscr-
ynects OF invading enemy. Ne should neQt tnH' VIZ
out the strctes; necessity tue area Of Ince 'n 'nu
suc may not BE- extended q interfere moro tiS
A. present wit. our nUuici1s, plans and ardaFelnelts
Government ca-iousar- mortal euecaiiy with Com
r1issiorers maps and the Ike
FERRrgs-The number Of Ferries runoiuE from
NesYork City their leases and the whirh 'aey AZ
nuslly yield. follows
FUl:on snd South 90 70
Cs:harine Ferry r i s Bovine ...------.-. 2Ss0 ca
V,sInnfs, Ferry. estate of J. G. Cosrsr -.- - %
C-a1dst Fsrrv Co.......-. .-......-..- 6og0 %
pec,sIir and W;l!;s..;sbyrs:! Co.--.-.--. 5000 90
-s,,,s, Es--r C. ....... 30 90
EeIi.Ep,s Ferry 4 Rslsev..-......-... 100 %
S,o,sn Island d. c Vanderbilt < O Msuraa go 60
rfJ@sbs,h Po-- rsrrv Co.-........... 500 CO
Iarssv Cirv Fer-y Co,..,................. 40co 90
S Sa' sect do. Ms.ss. steven. s75 60
Fo %. lee and BuTs Ferry ] Coffee loo 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

~ GeiGgpd !G..a. Jhcef sap, Tor 100 D i no
pcs, Ffe1@ra T. Sa.pwnes,, EruP.!Jns, sEd MI l.ia
tsiga'eta~ns, 8; e o"t depot % W-isersl la' allr'
FROM 6rJai ~ty, - cs4ts r. Grrc.al Haf
jegetisLs L,gud Rgege. for crmsJlGg Lips s0d Ci"-s5
Ps.r- >"bt -or s.aea;ng pyecfpotc tar y A q. 1i1-
- tre ssiu Lily Hhfe l1r instantly scattering f-dn,'a
tld dlshes from lhs sce AcJu.r drog. 1r cGng des''
nsss, sc &c. IN, Shove celebrated pfep9rsons OF D.
CsGraU4's bee found Only tJear u!nd a!51 Hs'ef
n, 1T store FROM Broadway.
hGzHrs.-E b. Tuu.-, Assembly Buildings, P5Aade!
ghia; J9rcg1, 3l<s- Boston Carleton q Co. L1Ssi
ICES, Sliem. " 1. Gerri-a, n. BEDFORD Gud. Bsnsot
Baa,, 5pr1x aeili ggesG . 50 Worcester dyets' y
Hs.eE dit
II Those beautiful ScrDIurs Visws Will be eTne.ei
the Museum tss afternoon al o'clock, bcsfes variety
0fOer entertainments, all oi which both cha',- and u
eTrstn SOW = your lime, ladies' 10 take Jour Le re-,
poCsD.es and crafty Dotn yourselves and them SUD We se
greatly mistaken # you not pleased acc even deshe e.
with ie FSno- Of dat almost GnboGncei magazine OF ns
RAJ wonders ane repository Cfsf- Splendid performances.
nl.Q 10 liz r.snIll,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

" Rousssis ANASprNE ior Tho cnre bnd prevention o.
Chopped Hands, for .as the principal druggists IN This
cry anil wholesale and re the OF the subscriber
EUGENE ROUSSEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

Manufacture Importer Of choice Perfumery, Tcie!
soapa. Shaving Cream, &c. &c No. $50 Broadway, be-
tween Liberty and Cortland sts 23f i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

Court Calendar.
CIRCUIT Counr-Ths Day-Nos. g, los l9l, 1872, lss
2ll 70 40.
COMMON PPRAs-Pm, Nos. 40, - 81, 274 60. a69
40 l25 81. Part 2-Bosrd OF A.si,rsn, Aldernens
Roon-Sos l26 TO Ia.
surKKoS Coua1-Genersl Calender NOT below SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

ovrsInE- Farn Pase-Review of chesver and Lewis
On cspi.s! Punishment. Ambient sth'e Convention
FouA Pase-salcs OF Stocks Passengers by the Cam
hr,a Marine journal Bank Note Table.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

assortment embraces every variety OF Travelling pre''
ug.Case suitable either for long or shor, Journey CON
tanning a that IS necessary for the toilet
ma sreot G. SAUNDERS K SON, N Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

fS- The Senate of New,Jersey on Friday even
ING Last confirmed the nomination Of HENRY W.
GRErS as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF
that State The Trenton State Gazette cougratustes
The people OF New Jersey on the appointment OF so
eminent jurst to succeed the distinguished Jos C
Nornhiower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

RHEuMATisst.-The number afflicted with this distressing
mhlady induces the proprietor OF he Compd Syrip Hydr
oda.e OF PoaSsa Ssraapa's aud Yellow DOCK Rooio IL
,roduce their roce this nevcrulz and mmedis'o'7c'
cic for removal II Is most strongly recormendeth ~
some OF the leading physicians 10 the City l;siEmeda;o
and wonderfully efcacous properties are, he believes,
without parallel The aauns Of medicine For sale 6y
CHARLES II RING, Dmgzi-.,
nos 2fv I92 Broadway, coraer Johns;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
.Hnpie Sugar,

The season tos making Maple Sugar being nesr at
band and as very many are ignorant or negligep,
Of TIC best method OF manufacturing it, tj1dgng
from the samples annually presented in the n'ar6et
we have thought it might be useful TO copy the fol
loving from the Repor, OF the Commissioners Of
Patents lMr Ells~orth's) for I3ii:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

CORTLAND CoUSrr-The Loco .Foccs OF Cortland
have nominated Henry STEPHENS and SAMUEL G
aArAswAr rs candidates FOR the Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

Subscriptions received TO TIL, semi-weeky,
TUESDAY, March S. Noun: Morris, n T.... .
Subscriptions received TO The NEWCOMER,
TUESDAY. March 5.
Conssvtle, n. Y.......... 2ISOu,h SALISBURY, VIZ
Subscriptions received TO The Daily Tribune,
TUESDAY, Marcus. ICirclsvils. Ohio.........,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

RocsksrrR-Tbe Wings Of Rochester held "a
Convention on Friday, 27th nit. and nominated
WILLIAM PIrKN Tor Mayor and ocTAvius P.
CHAMBERLAIN for Marshal Of that City
The Loco-Focos held Convention the eve,
nns OF the same day and dominated Major JOSEPH
MsDBuRY for Mayor. and HIRAM DAVIS for Marshal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09

% ENRf ktHIL most rec pcciiuIy innfns hs
80 fneads ard ris nincrs thathc has received hois THE
EsEcsH nsfkFf. a large assortment ~
F0yticu and Domestic DRY Goods,
Selected rih rrcat sa-e, which Dc " cen 81 msSe ~
prdu a. purfs tGaf r8Hr0f faii 90 please
LArtus rtH-Ife ladies are earnestly invffsd - esl
avid fs sufHe Ha rev Ffvie ~ reHdf sud allie Or dfefsfs.
s.0ck 81 good ia vrry iaIef ruhfeftug TIE Test mskes of
a'rafaf. ursfm 90 lanfa Nc Together sim a iui aas4r.
t9fu o. NrH rymiofsn t every description shswis AID
fcsff frfgniNreut drei-rt ~ er1 nsodrisie pfces.
GttffrwHsH WEsa- FlstrfuH tlark and esoffd
rnibt.icaVef ard piiat e'efbs. miseA and ufped eassi
ffr-lr, brown. Hnes suH ttftfH knifcfs, frd MIXED
Hisrl, 0d. yellow and nbtt hauneis. bifartsd AVID
fua,H sltItGr. aua fHIuI.sf. apfou aHd shirins ehects.
iiHto taee tHs rI .rlflH rortf bsndkefrhien.
glove Hs rsHefs Co. iu.h ilneHs. fines isiferlsihe.
iu,t r-.r aIa.rcIH a superior gus ff 81 hank
tf.I| fi N.If.. H..H f.feft ri Hft' riM Newfft anA
tff fHI.rf fnl uuI.f atF 10 ufutrsua-aio % which =
uINistr rfft Earsurr fn Ff1WtsT 90 mf nisads sud
OHIO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
NEW AND CHEAP

GEok6E McMl TRAY Is now oprntng AZ his s.o-r
room en Market square, a splendid stock 90 fancy
shh siss'r Try eoods a'nnoonuo only low prices To which
we hvltcco 81 ms customers are respectfully Sniic tied VIZ.
TOT "enuemeh supcr wool dycd Back French cloths.
.| 1gNNpr e
a. Brown, Olive and Green
ni@cA eNd uther eo'orcd CRssimcrs, super tlark French
Tor Ladies c'oats, larrcd do. Bsek fancy striped SAGE
cadet and steel MIXED salincis, super striped barred aud
Hahn satin tfSyAis silk.
FOR the Ladies SUI er Graduated csshiaere roi,es. p i-h
e"lured cS.hWcrc do, silk Narp and fancy lustrr, AIpara
'hhei ctotF, hatl Cashmere shawts heavy black richly
embroidered, shaded mOrinnrS lfack and other colon.
n'ofcens ladies' ~eaF, India tnuu and Swiss, tireaa
49,, tIpSes csShuies I'D i'a'nbs Noel hose, ianoy bon.
hei fihlonS, new style prmt-, Very low iu great variety.
sup eftlack,b brown aud SAGE co'orcd ladies Mid gloves. a
Sliendld aSseunsenl, black, whise and Tol mcrmo yafus,
farlsion aad Other Ginghans a good assonIncnt. fIs"nri,
aN e"infs shirthg- hirsehed aud brown will a good va.
,igty ot All Kinds Of fancy and fash iunahie Good.
Aliso snpcr InnInwder Imperial & Noung Iyson Teas
- oioug chuirn Moha Shoushong d., supcr government
JavS aud lilo coffee for safe BY y McMUBRAY,
Vct ID, Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
Ffc0 du Made Cfofhju-
AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO. 1Ol
ADJOINING FORSYTH X BAKERS,
AsrEH ~ WA EItNn

- TsEsITNNEs "
THE SUBSCRIBER daiters himself from AN sxocr;
eRee OF 10 years IA mercantile lnsiness ina this city, that
ne can anticipate the wants Of his numerous customers
and friends IN the selection sf choisc aud seasnuaiie
Goods, lakes pleasure IVA announcing 60 them that Ice fs
now receiving aud Will continue 20 receive monthly
Throughout the SEASON. the largest aud hest selected stock
ofcoods ever offered Iva the Clothing Trade ia this CITY.
purchased from The best houses in Philadelphia aud Hal
hnorc, and Sclecied fon the choicest 4 most approved.
makes The ms~t desirable Goods OF the. Season, aud will
he sold for a very small advance. viz: French, Envlish
aud American broad Cloths trum supeffine To medium.
Twined Belgian do do, Invisible Green, Blue ard Ion
don Crown do do; extra heavy Hue and Nsol hk dou
bic millcd tAS-imcres very desirable: also single Milled
plain and fancy French and English Cassimrres very .a,.
perior and cheap also 3 4 and Ga Gold aud silver mixed
and plain TNeeds, from fine 20 medium French Linen
Drill all qualities; Sumner CLOTHS, drab d'Eie. Persian.
Indiana and orleans do; SEQ ~. Linen and Coiten Plaid.
striped and Check fantaloous: stuff NeSiings. plain.
striped, Mode, Mermo and other Fancy ves:inaS An .rent
variety. The Above goods viii lie made tn order by a
first rate cutter and good worEnlsn warranted equal To
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
WESTERN INsuRAvcr coMr,Sy
COLUMBUS, 90 INsURANcE cow
PAW

ACENcY q WHEELING. n. n. LIST. FL
At Shryer A stellc's Warehouse. Water street.
frHEf viii take risks on buildings % all kinds steam.
- bosis and CarEocS. Factories. Mills, keeiloats. ffaf
soais aud Csryoes, &C, against hs- OF damage w tire. or
ue dangers and feriis OF The seas, lakes " rivers, on very
favorablc terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized 10 make the fol,owin-
terms with their enstsmerss
Any person insuring a single risk by which no loss 10
The company u sustained, shall receive a return ON az
pheaiton 10 the agent. oflO per cent ON the amount paid.
ON nett gross premiums paid each year, Amounting 10
500 OF over, u. per cent on DO; amounting To se.ooO or
over, IS per cent. ian. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
d RAW WINGS

Kentucky Lottery, class 2S3. Nov. 90 1916
2U ID Is 10 l6 rs 26 - 80 IL 81 81
Lowest prize 81,
No, 10 10 IS, prize, $500, sent to llumil
ton, O..
Kentucky Lottery, class go. December 3.
a l3 81 10 63 Al II 10 10 rs = rs
Lowest prize 81.
No 10 81 a. quarter of $1,000. sent to
Eulton. o.
New Jersey Lottery. class &c. Dec. Z,
10 10 % 20 Is 80 % % - lS SO A
Lowest prize So.
No IL 20 30, second capital prize 50. 900
who'll ticket, returned TO the managers lpr
want 81 a purchaser,
X, ARMSTRONG & co.
Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09

4 III Ia
'e0o"a "oor 6ciote the United States Hotel
UaesliBg. Va.
IhOS HUGHES. Jn.
NJ NON rcccivirg and opening large aud le,u,iNt,.
: s1rnnsnt OF fashionable Ran and Winter Good Sc
,ected with great care. both a. 10 stvic aud ouadtv an,
hsugtt 40 very low Tor cash. that he IAN Ard Mi ~
Them a. ehcan a. they can tc he'd ana the Wesiem cum,
iook ont tor their fail and Winter Wear, IN eslt sns ~, ~
anine Tor themselves before purchasing 'scwhcrc. as me
.an Nnt uctl. Having purchased a yerv Iarrr s,ort N.
ne 0ost desirable Goods. Tor The apprs aching sc,.on. ls
q prepared 20 .eii thcm Far les dian taev Lay.
teen offered. Tire follow, ins COMPRISES = ro,,,sr u.
LOTUS. Blue. Mack. brown. clarci srd "a, iSphip
shade, pfice and q%uaiiy. Beaver cloths and ps,,.S
= wectS OF ven superior Qua'tie- and cNirs chcau.--
nlala ndis1cy French. Eushsh ard american CAST.
fcier iroin "a ccntstO S2.JOper ward.
~iNIIIS-1oia mkt. ciarct aed damiatniSt Tweeas
a .riendid article for sacks and otefcosts.
Ni">IlNSS-ENtrs sufcf caslu ere and euni roig.rcd
satin. sir cashmere vr~iiav-. Fancy sik vehr, ami ~
sei nierino vcs,iuGS. Wooien, picid and sw ans down do
' sleneie ard sa'incnt. &C.
sNflNETszlhy quantity OF Ssiiuct- Of plain snd
,shsi color az your own rriccs. Extra surcy tue
green tSise. and a host of other cellars too numerous 10
CRAv1Ts-risis & fancy satin e@,y,,. ,n1 49,.
pocket handSerehicf-. Ihitet. Csshn,etc aud Hoskh,
snsi ci'scr-, metiro and lauls wooiundcr shirts
anS drawers, Cauiou and all wool FLANNEL. do. WOODEN
comforts eeanty INIT hat hose. snd in fact every thing
wa, : Az T, : lSos.i Tor IN a Sloihma store.
Ruo Markham, blanket suI lcover ,iotn el,r
'nei-. AtoAA INfcd ~ IL uOt ciOts 20.
lANIAIOONS-flAm and fancy CaSSinerr r.,,.
oShs cheaper than ever you saw. ffam s. io $40. Cas.
'inst pantal"ons Of all colors, stripes and prices, as low
A. 81 per psir.
NESfS-Thc most beautiful assortment of ready.
wade vests that ever was looked al. madc and trimmed
a a superior ~ ic
ShHRTS-Whte linen and Muslin shirts made and
lone up INA the hc>t style. and a better Article A Know. I
nan ram ee Fought any Where else a. the city. Stripcd
men and calico shirts. Marine stripe, check and chintz
ltmay lie proper Leuc 10 mcntioa that al goods sold
'ni OF thls 81 a'lishnicui are warranted perfect. bath a. 7
D qualify and manufacture. 50 The customer runs no risk /
y haNing on interim article pun uron thcm. ANY Of tbe 4
loNe goods IpSdo to order an tie latest and most fash. 1
onalse sOles, and warranted to NJ r no sale. Hence Z 1
.s'ni' say 10 ens ard aN. who prize a good nc. maac out
9 Tie best material. a, the sliofte-t nud.re. Ia raI al ne /
water sirect clothing s,crc, fOrnerb The s'ard OF the
20. John leeeh I'll, nUCnES Jt.
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FIne AM MARINE INsuRANcE

ITO RE not To hc-that's the question
- whether Il Is letter hy one sweeping IRE, W Ie mi
ed-and subject TO All tie Ms that iie-h 4 heir TO. or. like
a prudent man go 10 the Protection Ohiee. aud there he
niAde safe, comfortable and happy I'VE leave for YOU To-
determine M
Tho Protection Insurance Company sfffNtford. Conn.
having aire adv paid over S5DO.OcO OF losses in ths We
tern Country. is entitled 70 the highest confidence, and
their agent al wheeling, Virginia,
w. y. PETERSON,
viii take risks on dwelling houses, warehouse. s,orrs
MILLS. factories, &c, together with their contents. such a.
furniture, merchandise, machinery aud every other de-.
oFifiion Of insurasle properly. Also, ON steam, keel aud
fiat boa's and their cargocs 10 and from any port on tho
Western Waters, on the most reasonable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
as at any other Office IN Wheeling.
Office ON Monroesirccs, opposite the Monroe House.
ana near he fosa once Jan 10.
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i. - mEH.IiANTs. PHYSICIAN ANt
O'rIIERS

rFTilE S~t'GSCIiBEH keeps consi0niiy Tor sac. =, the
~ lowest prices. an Assortment NJ MEDICINES.
NISli, BRUSHES. sc. &c.
Confident his prices VIII sfve sa'isAciiou, he soiicites
eFrrt tltnse who nay not tuieud tn purchase a. tie lime
10 ~aatc-isin Tie prices al hls uiud-.
Any communications asking tie prices Of goods. are
most c~beertillg agd SroRpily answered.
lie would ariicuiarly s'ae. that he has a Seq Fac
tors IA connection VIII his store, Tor Powderius Isia,
khulSrh, lSccscuouhs. and many other Medicines; Er
grinding Mustard. Cmnannu, Alspiee. Pepper, Cloves,
SCI and Lamp Black. BLACK Lead, Ncurtisn Rcd.
fhtaulc yellow and green, ' c'degTis, yellow Delfe and
other Psiuis. iroui an uf winch he Is able Ga sell a, lbc
very lowest prices.
Paints MIXED already FIR usc aud pri m in rauhc,,
pots Of diferent siNcs, or family convenience.
TntiN "i Tie te-t quality a, "a cents per ~. OUT OF
haadtf', and = els Ief w iR haddols, in quantities Of 30
pounds and upwNul-.
No charge made Tor delivering goods IN any IN Of ue
city !. ". CGnuON
nurueisf, No. l5g Wet rrs't. "a Rv anors sr,ni 4 oh,
-. opposite he u a q Y Il DepOi. Baltimore. se, ~.
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