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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12


- have no ON
9 good service. They
u by the brilliant flash OF
-.e gradual growth of the mas
Ons Of stalwart nature. which
he more sublime the more it is con.
plated. To this class of men belonged
The brave commander of Fort Broyn, ofwhom
the following account is given:
Major j. Brown, OF the 9Th Rcaiment OF
lnaniTy, was killed IN the attack made by the
Mexicens ON his encampment, opposite Mat
amoras. tic was a native OF Vermont aud
the coinmeaceioent of the war in 1912 enlist
ed IN the army as common soldier. On &C.
connt OF his merit he was promoted from the
ranks TO tho oiiice of ,nsi, II and served with
great bravery and good conduct during the
whole OF the war. lie was in nearly eli the
hard fought battles on the Niagara frontier i'm
the years 1913 aud IL. Before the close o,
the war he was promoted TO the Office of Is,
Lieutenant, and afterwards rose by regular
gradations TO the rank OF Major, in which ca i.
pacity h9 has served Tor many years. He has
been thirty -iour years in the army, aud has
been IN active service in the various parts OF
the ir nier. lie. at an early day, acted as a
commissary OF subsistence at Council Bluffs.
q
Quartermastcr and Commissary. lie was at
one time engaged in conducting the tribes OF
emlgrating Indians To the West, and was i'm
active service during the whole OF the Florida
war.
A number of years ago he was stationed at
Little Rock, and, although still in the army.
was elected first President of the Bank of Ar
kansas, which post he held for a year, aud re-
signed. He at various times discussed very
large sums of public money, anu was remark
able Tor the accuracy, fidelity, system aud
punctuality with which lac kept aud render
ed his accounts aud made his settlements.-
lie possessed the confidence of his superiors.
and The good will OF the army, ami during
thirty four years of arduous service, never was
involved IN difficulties or had charges prefer
red against him. He never fought or aided in
a duel, nor gave countenauce To such proceed
ings, and was never concerned therein. ex-
cept Tor the purpose ofpreven;ing their occur
renee aud producing reconciliation among bro
ther officers. lie vas good Discrimination.
and safe, firm, cautious commander. He
leaves a vile and two children, one of whom
IS the wife OF a surgeon in the army. At the
time OF his death he ", S 80 wears Of aae0nl
died as he had lived, in the active and faith
tul discharge OF his duties as a military oil
iicer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

The Recorder could not resist smile at
the anticipations of the sspguine Mr.. Jewel.
Margaret aud Jim had few moments of pri-
waite conversation, when the former turned
round, CONTESTED modestly To the cour1. say
ing--'l withdraw the charge, your honor. -
On which the case was dismissed, and the M
bryo hero Of hundred fights left the office,
satisfied that however he might fare with the
Mexicans, he had certainly made concues,
among the Irish.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

The story about knocking the arm or a Gg-
ure, on valuable sculptured msntcl piece in
Washingtons residence, at Mount Vernon is
not true. A servant who was busting the man
tie piece, struck the arm with her brush, knock
ed II off, and being alarmed at what she had
done, hid the fragments behind screen where
1t was afterwards iound.-U. S. Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

II IS Sa'd that Gen. Arisia, Of the Mexican
mess Ia Cincinnati Erchange.
IL accounts Of the naterisI of The NIexic.p
balls be True, the General is still in tB> oo,,,,.
6HSiness.-N i. paper. - FI'''
No, No. Latest advices say that he has cS-
erienced JoitH'C and suspended operations
for the present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12
HEAD QUARTERS. OHIO MIIIrI.,
GENERAL oRDnn. No. =
AOJUrAS'r GrSrRAL's orrlcE,

49, Columbus, June ., 1916.
Inc following companies of volunteers
which are now under orders from this DEPART
ment TO repair without delay to the general
rendezvous at Cincinnati, (many of which are
alIcauy en- route to that place. have been ac
reqnIsltion OF the War Department, under dale
oil May 10, 1916, viz: '''o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12
BARGAINS
IN FANCY SIMNpu coo1s

4 AN determined 4, reduce ms, - IS
= summer Goods. without regard W proft. o,s,,.
20 M early and extensive full stuck. psrrienl.,Iv
+" my wholesale department vii off, s,ss, ~,
',e"'n p, 70 ihose IN want Of such goods ss
N'"' f'enrh O'gsndies F,eneb Jac,,ne,s F,.ne,,
n' Lace Musins Cine hams Bats, G,psb,m.
WHITE GOODS-Jaeonef Csmk.,e p,.L
o ,,' Mmlins. Camhucs. Tihois,,,. s,ri..d sai
'a,d mns'ies. Curtain Muslms. &c. -'~
SIsw y y ati'' Hosiery, Gloves ard Crav,,.
Aisso-Spmmer Cass,.serss aud vss,,,r' c..
"'of Co'hs &c. large and besu,iC,I s,,eL -
"ssihcf "hh Linen Dr,llinss. Linen Cheeks
-, a.. -" sol se' bargains a. corner II Main
"5a''sOn streets W SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

MoN IEtEf There are two Monterev.
IN Mexico, one seaport on the Pacific la
Upper California. the Other au inland town hi
tbe distance oi 700 milcs from Mssmorss n
IS al thc latter Monterey that Gen. fafIor in.
tends 70 establish his SUNNI quarters.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12
ID BAINE q co., MANAGERs-
hIGnT's QUICK YEAsT.

IA ONkf returned IN every coco !, -
iacloa q nui g ven. n ascd sce,,a,n 80 ~
dnettunr '"hs 70 The
nc great advantage lhai his Yess,b,. nee, =,
o"e', w. IT, q Is aiweys H., no a., ~,
D -, 30 a'y time sod ia any climate. If kos, 49,.
- '"a' ," "sas 'hi. sfels YOU have No., =, 80,
'''' 'mo Tor ~ 10 rise hm a. ssn ss ,a., h,..1 ~
-. @is m'ted 40. he quicker They arc l,t,,i a..
'f o. The combination 81 itis s,,,et. :, .'. ~
,,'''a 81 pnucipiss. anJ Of pi,h nsta,e 49,, -,
'''''s isfuenisiiln taxes place AMI H., -
80. s'I ~ which uis,s he bread J, ,g
''' o'med % De" BY Chemical &c..
VS. ''ryi consequently. fsfsai,. li,,f 49,, 80
70 nave siuf sionsch ~ sy.oe.s'o
- $50 " cakes male win ihs ,e,.i. wbe, 80
81. mot made 20 TIE ordfnafy w,o... 80
2. he''.n Wty Light Bf,ad mode ,,.,i. -. >"
800, 4 unhealthy ~ dyspap'r. Is. h,tir, -.
.n''I h''n,r gcls 90 cause ass,,,l -.
" 1" zoe hmr Boo vhirb u fs saI. 90 7, -.
.-U'l 'o 'afe fItt- 1hI sb.,t. ,sb,,',.....
,..., '''.'h wuefeors asa.ly The Sans ,oo., =.
r., Gees hbfs bskre.
5''.i p w1ffa0sef ~ fonia,n to,birs ,..,,.
2, h-'hh. tae above y.sst = for s,ls 4.
,,,. %, ''"'a q Fscu) CnEs 70 BgRRY.
Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

A SPECk OF WAR-The New York Tri-
bune tells a story OF a cabmSn who drove who
drove against candy aud root beer stand. ON
Tuesday, at the corner OF John and Nassau
streets, knocking away its pins completely.
and bringing The whole concern to the ground.
The prOguetress made one tremendous lem
after the cab, her red shawl, like Byron's ban.
neT. streaming against the wind, and selling
the horse by the head, turned bin completely
round all jainncd the vehicle aaains, The
Curb-stOue before the astOnishcd driver knew
what be was about Tie old womsn then
Clipped bin tnOt very tcndcrly) by the arm
and made himg 60 bick 20 the scene of dcyas.
iation and settle up for damages. The poor
fellow hadm' a word 20 say, but did Just as he
was bidder--seeinng 60 be most happy dat
be- was permitted to ESCAPE with bit lie
THIS Dr. recorded ass the first instance in yyI i.t
New York cabman was ever observed alta
non plus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

CIT will be seen by the following that no
more companies from eastern olio will b,
received by the adjutant General under the
present requisition:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12
THE USE or MONEY.-At meeting
OF the Bible Society lately, the following lee
ter was read:

-, Bosros, April u, 1916.
nv DEAU StE.-The extmorJinlr, increase
oi population in the United States has deeply
impressed nae will, the necessity OF diHnsing
throughout our whole Onion moral Teachings
founded on religious truth. believe orr IISlv
Dlole contains every thing required for the
moral government OF man, aud tint every fam.
ny IN tiiis great country should possess a cony
ol 'llis invaluable book lam sensible of b.y
ing TOO long delayed becoming "a member of
tle Amrrican Bible Sociejy--which deem a .
miong ull our voluntary associations the bs,d
l VIII therefore thank YOU to draw ON ne fr,r
thr sum OF six hundred dollars, at sight G,r
the purpose DEMONSTRATING my three sol,s ]. III
Directors, as well as myself The names 1
give you below. Please send the usual rer
dictates, and obligc. dear sir. your iarbf,l
an Obcdient servant.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
10 JoscPc HIDE, ESQ, Central Agent oftao
American Bible Society. New York.
u shall be back 10 minute" as tie emetie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

BOSTON CHURCHES, &c.-Therc ore %
places OF religious worship in Boston. costing
slzle'1OO aud having accommodations iog
sltlN persons These churches, &c.. are
main'sined at yearly expense 81 $40. 328.
teachers, and IL, 900 scholars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12
4. D. G. &. Assi. III Gln :

UNITED STATES HOTEL.-Mr. M. p.
mitchell has taken tho United States Hotel.
~ Chestnut street, opposite Che Custom House
aad VIII eater upon the discharge OF his anln.
o!s duties on "Wednesday Of this week. ossist.
ed ~ ME-. John West, late Of the EYeb,nge
hotel, Baltimore. This admirable house has
Iecehlly been subjected to thorough renevs.
tci u Will hold place la The very ~, ,,,I
TIE gentlemouly bearing Of the pronrietnr,
vii insure all that visitcrs eau riqnirs All
the credit OF our city, for good homo I'M,
strangers and soiOumcrs, will be fully rusin.
tained. Phil. T. $. Gasstfe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

- to the Washing.

- TO the Washing
ii in of the irregularity
have written to the Editors
the subject.
iwish you would notice the fact in you,
paper, that the National Iateliigencer, pack.
age OF the 9th inst, came to hand last night.
forwarded from Reading, Pa The package
OF the same paper due last night was not re-
cciNcd, Yours, &C..
A. NEWMAN, p. NJ.
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CHANCERY SALE.
LOTS IN MIDDI Il lVHEEIINn


E1URSUANf u the decree pSuneu need in tho
i sui IN Cbsnerry The 18th day of January
l6i6.wkerein
WILTON I Dean is Complainant.
AND
John G'chrsi. William Coffin and Others are d..
frndaRis
Tho Shr' H"i Ohio cnnny acting NJ commission.
under s-d deere vii der for sale al tho f,.n,
ionr 81 iho cour house nf said County OF Uhin. on
SI'ufdny the 20 h da, ~ jane 1876 Lps rum.
hercd two hurdted and SIX. one hundred and one.
ono hnrds'd and thirty eight one hundred and
i"Tiy S"v'n nne hn.slr f,riy nine and rhiuv
'w". t206l tlOD u3sNl4O UI9) 1927 ,iiua,e an
dat part II Mddir WhrcliuS laow a par, Of ,bo
""y al Wheehnel la'd "a l'y Noah Zane. J.hn Paw
rrii n'nl uihers or many 80 sath raris thereof N.
s'aH he n'rcss1ry iu sansfy the debt Interest anJ
c'si-. drctcc. me con- pauuaui ia the cause
RalS-F'n per cent al the purchase monev
he Paid m cash. a, me rosidue lhcrcaf in ,h,e.
cqnai payments. Gi-m, Twelve and eighteen nen.h.
'"'n 'he day of ale, The purchaser or purchaser.
giving bolds wnh te'd security. Bearing ineres,
JOIN q EoFF. ID far
NAV 81 II Cynons Soc
Tue salc ~ the ahove properly Is postponed uo,;l
Saturday 'be lsid'y ri August. 1886 jun II
r sEEA BOXES z,nesv,Ile Soap. 30 do Fam.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

TWEEN rY- NINTH CONGRESS-First sess
Correspondence Of the Baitiqore Aaerican.
WAsuiNGToS, June :.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

n 30 BOXES Z,nesvhle Soap o do Fam.
n 80 % ''y ia. 10 IL Rais ms, 90 drum. F,c.
! Ca-k Zli 10 Cunsnis Cr sale by
june 10 MORROW x wAKEMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

II shall be back 10 minute, as the eme,is
said % The doctor.
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STEAMBOAT REG.Is'rElg..
a -~..U PORT OF
S62EsS~ts4 WHEELING azTJRIlc.r

OhIED BY CIIAS. n. BERRY
orD ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
~ Boats for he last u hours. sHdi,,o y,e,,y.
day at 4 o'clock, p. ~
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JOIN @ EnFF ID &.

may u Moons. soc.
The salc ~ the alove prnnerv . o,.,o,n.J ,,,,;,
Saturday 'be l'id,y "f August. 1886 iun n
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nANCING ACADEMY.-MADAME ACHIIIE in
returning her sincere thanks FOR The liberal PATRONAGE OF
her friends .nd the public desires respectfully 10
form them that she about hsr pre stten.
dance to seminaries and private families Her SALON. al
Walker street will re.opca Saturday the ID cto for
the tuition OF those ladies and gentlemen may wish to
rifles, as foows:- '
For youg ladies' and also for young gentlemen under 10
age Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10 ociock
p M for gentlemen owe 10 y-ars, the avs ats
clock Evening for gentlemen Tuesdays and Thurs
days o'clock and the Sorees exclusively for pupils
and their pareots, as usual.
Madame Ache the pleasure announce tina, IN sd
dition the dances already known New York. she will
,ruct her pyps in those Polka Wafzes and Quadrlles
which are now popular in the best society Paris
and London go. -
These beautiful pas the quadrille Mazurka the
Cela,ius paif1 the graceful Redowd; the Pennoise
aitz deur temps the pretty patfz cling temps comro
cd two months in ondon Ivy Perot; and La Mdzoren
net anew Mazurka vdhs, ~hich with that a cling temps
will be brought Paris till the coming winter hese
dances be taught by 9th person in New fork than
Madame Ache she has ceived them from Mons Jules
Martin. arrived from Paris and whom they
cusvely consded by the above celebrated professors IN
testimony OF their high esteem 50 I'm MWF'r
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TElE q r APAIC.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday night
We have no mail South of Richmond hi. even
Ing nor any intelligence by the Western mail
from The Santa re expedition. We learn from
ST. Louis that two Mormon spies have been shot
by the Anti-Mormon mob at Nauvoo, which il is
feared is the beginning of sangunary conflict
between these factions. Our local affairs present
nothing of interest.
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$3.50
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMERS FOR ALBANY,
From Steamboat pier 6epeen Courtand and Liberty SIS
i0e1 - Steamboat KNfCKERBOCKER, Capt A.
FSSxsssfp Houghton, will leave on Monday, Wecnes-
n-H.4KT day and FRIDAY evenings, at 6 o'clock.
Steamboat HENDRIK HUDSON, Capt. Il. q. Cruttenden,
vii leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
The above boats will at Il. times arrive in Albany in annie
time for the morning cars for tho East and West.
teish{ taken at moderate rates, and taken ater
All forbid trusting any Of the boats Of this line
without written order from the captains or agents.
For passage freight, apply board heboats 70 c.
Schultz, at the ONCE on the wharf
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
At5ocoek, p. NJ, Landing at intermediate Places.
Steamboat sxSrA Ia 8 Barclay S.s:sla s, will
leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday. and Sunday after
ssesmsoat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. r.. II. Fury, win
Leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
Apply or board, the ONCE on the wharf sisr
COMFY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON.
Dock. each way-Far. HX Genus each
Tn. ss:.n5e.s sRorRIEToR Captain H. M.,.n will
on and .er MONDAY 18th inst unuI further notice COM
touching at the dock Gowanus giving an
opportunity of yiewi Greenwood Cemstsry returning at
early hour Leaving as follows
E ft1,9l. styIeet72H NJ, MA ard " PM
Coney kiand-ilH A. NJ. and P. NJ.
u Touching at Gowanus each way.
Boat Wi! leiv Pike street, East RIVER fouowa;
r t.Si, q r.ks satrsm.tTnh A. And BPM
Conet Isiand-Ih p, VI. anu o'clock p. NJ
sM SCR THOMAS BELLY. Proprietor.
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NTEvEitDE'o billiard AMI 30 W LII
SAInnN
nr Pdy.te unframed a the Han door.

CENTURY PLANT.
1.-THE CENTURY PLANT exhibiting at DUNLAP K
i 'THoMsON's Seed Store. sos sdwsy, ia. sgsin
covered with flower buds seed pods snd PERFECTLY formed
pIsufs Open from A. NJ 10 10 p. Nj. Admittanee l2k
cents children half price The price Of admission will be
cheeuly refunded ysiter who not perfectly .ss
ever exhibited IN this country. snlwsrh
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SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs Consump, ion, Liver Compla


ITi en- undeniabe schrneks Pu monte syuph,,
The fits apparent every
81 IS S
The assists nature to expel't from the stom.ch and
lhne who have ned always testify healing vr
tues I Their suheIngs are allay.d aud health rs.iored
whole world there medicine that has made such
ours a. all e hs, have 6esa published are true
81 JtsSsK SSRE ss sE THE
Dr. y scnnsex: hsvhE been cured Of confirmed
wr for years aud LAT fall eec,. cold
Ssa n g liz
oSSs hs and % .m.
upon stonach- much emac,ated and had violent
dc sos my siiua ION and saenss and when came out Of
The posp,ta who're lhe doctors said neur,bIe
heard Of your .dicne and some of The it had
syrup s remedy %y
rest the psesm and and easbsa me 70
,ans il ssy and s,.y Tegsl,td ray bowels and caused
after u,ing i. 1t a.ysd ms chls and fever
and st ed my ,w eats am well satisfied your pumopic
Effects oss,hsf different om any rsmsdy had used
sas @ sw .1 R Iss the of
rsa,,.s sr scHIiSSssT Pearl s,a,'s,,
sSs rec I & s o3i
Il s
% fsw YG5 L.
ss s%S
fssa6siSsssn iasi. S;isI.or Ssv Jersey; Van
Msrhei st Louisville, Ky; and VIM. dam, Nos Elliot's
Buiidngs, Penns ylvania Avenue, Washington City
n
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about 1855 are bsisvsd to BE- the anss,srs Of al
the Woo berys scattered throughout the United States
IN Hartford al his residence, near the Asylum sept
t2h. DAsisL sr JOHN, Esq, aged S. Mr. ST. John came
Hartford from Sharon which town he often represent.
cd la the Legislature.
In Windsor, Sept 4,h Mr. pHrLm HALsEr, aged Sc,
revolutionary pensoner
Ia Andover, Sept 7th, DEACON BENJAMIN Horsr, aged
go.
in UpTer Middetown. Sept 18th, Mrs LOIS, wife OF
Mr.. VIM Lincoln, aged 70.
At Natck, I'd inst Airs SusArrAH HAVEN, aged 20.
wife Of John A. Haven Esq She was the first child
born in Charestown the return of its inhabitants in
I716.
|. In Msrblehesd, Mrs. SARAH, widow Of Mr.. Benocs
Johnson, formerly of Salem, aged 80.
In Bristol. 7th INST, AMBRosr WALpRoN Esq, aged ~
years and months
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DAGUEkkiAN MArEhIALS.
VVHN ROACH, upticisn, 90 Nassau street has now on
hand AN assortment Of Eaf Plate Medium voighan.
der Tubes Also, American, Of his manufacture
ror 10 any yet made in the United States.
Plates Cases Chsmicals, Coating Baths and every
material used IN Dagueueotyping Themometers whole
sale and retail; specaess Telescopes avanic Bstteres
&c. kc, ssimsr
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hsRS. BISHOP,
cons II MAX E r

No 100 Hudson street, New York,
MOULD her th,nks the LADIES' Of this vi
w cny and the public in general for the liberal
trouage her while IN business al 23 Hudson
and would hem that she has ed
again 06 Huds where she will kes hand
Of Corset OF the latest STYLE all Of her
mapufacture wholesale and retail.
Also Russia Belts and Back Braces Of every description
ST m IN
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MUSIC
NAUGtiT on very moderate terms, by who has
= perfect knowledge Of the scisnc and who undertakes
70 teach y thoroughly TENS, - dollars per Any
person wishing 10 take instruction will please address line
to : Mnsic THE Herald Once" $40 imissrc
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET

EMPORIUM OF ART AND Classic CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
(WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books, Pantngs
w Engravings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings Drawing
Materials, Music &c. 70 be found upon the second
door, flight Of easy STARR !hsvng leased the 6r
many much below the regular prices being clos
ing up possible his Book Department.
ACheap List will soou be published those who will
Purchasers invited call and sxamins his New Rooms
No Hs broadway second hoov. sir ~oA~ws five
MUNTEv BRIDES BILLIARD AMI 30 W LINZ
SALOON.
NO.3BARCAY STREET. three doors below the Anne
spectfuy inform his friends and this public in general that
he has four good Billiard Tables, be found the
city, all kept complete ORDER hesc tables
rate apartments the proprietor thinks will be select
ana agreeable TO gentlemen visiting his house private par
e Each gentleman visiting tho above estsb shmcn WI
De furnished with private and apron for his especial
use and the best attendance in the city Any gentlemen
bowling alleys can have the same by applying a. me
Also two Bowling Alleys which are always kept IN n''
rate order. with the best Of attendance.
Lunch ever day az II o'clock wednesday, anu o"""a'
During the season the choicest Oysters. sueh shrsw.
Bay. Gentlemen csliog for the above Oysters ch az
ways have them the shortest notice they can
havirg the above His Bar wei. ssoekea wn
the choicest Wines Liquors. and segs ,ne oet
ty Also sherry Coblers Mint Jueps and fnnches maze
a manner not TO be surpassed. :. a.. n.
10 Gentlemen will please 20 communicate " '"' D"'
any neglect Of duty Of the st,enSSnni:s voNrrvrRpy
No. Barclay street
r-z~pdvste entrance At the Hall door. su26 lmsr
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RARE CHANG.

KAKE Cf1ANCE
A NUMBER OF AGENTS WANTED to undertake the
IA sale Of and useful patented article, which can be
500 10 every , ~ ~ w eon @ men % respeea9Ie
prevent composition each will have district secured
to hum. Apply TO 3. FRENCH,
2a9 Broadway, up stairs
Letters must DO postpaid in order receive attention
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iou Married Man. al present engaged in business fo'
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MILE. PAULINE DESJARDTNs, of the Academic
A koyale Paris, most respectfully informs her pupils NC
that she wilt her classes. fo tn tuition Dancing
in ell its fashion bic branches the LIST October abe
will have the pleasure Of Introducing ca-Iy
dances which she has just received from in Paris
who will edatey her ell the novelties they ap
the fashiouab circles throughout the Be-
,des the usual dances taught M the asses be the
Wal 2. szguka A,azourka QnsdriIIe Pokas tv:rious),
Temps. and the new and graceful Waltz Redows. &c.
Mile p d. takes this me, h Of haks her
me Gus Patrons and hegs also ST hat thos. lad aud
gentle no honor her with their patronage
assured that will be taken her mpa that
Schools and private fames attended Public classes and
privae Lessons a. her residence ~ Leonad street, Of
broadway where terms and hours OF attendance may be
know. s6 w m