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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

GLASS MILK PANS.-Thc American Ag-
riculturalist states, upon the authority of re-
ceut accounts, that glass milk pans are being
introduced into England, which it is thought,
will preserve milk much longer.and will prove
economical. They may be..made ofgreen glass.
ot amy convenient size or shape, with or with
out covers; and with careful usage, will last a
thnnsnnh Nears.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
ERE IN MILWAUKEE

The mill of MIessrs. Comstock q Chase ia
Milwaukee was destroyed by fire on Sunday
night. August l9th, together with The machi
merry of several mechanics. Loss estimated At
5000 dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

We learn from the Miii.1a BlrHSr fb,.
lhe Madison and lniiauapoli- Railroad Com.
pany, through their agaut. J g. -. Tauier
Isl, Ul Madison. have succeeded Boz uopofi,t
ing 10 theciiy oi New York q loan OF 500.
OOO on lsyOrdblc. terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
FROM THE EYE.

Every one who has travelled upon a rail
road has experienced more or less ANNOYANCE
from the sparks, or cindcrs from the locomo-
tive, which often lodge in the eye. A friend
recommends the following very simple, but
eiicacious method Tor relief in such cases; and
having >een its operation, we present it TO our
readers.
Should the obstruction he in the upper part
e the eye, take the cyclashcs OF the upper Tia
betwecn the fingers OF one hand, and draw il
away from The eye ball, while with the other
hand. press the iorcr row OF e clashes com
plctely underneath. between the eye ball and
the upper lid closing the eve firmly. at the
same inst. \ little gentle working, to and
fro, OF the eyelcd, with thr finger-thus thor
oHghiy Tapped orr each olhcr-will immc-
dlately remove the obstruction. Should the
cindeT have lodged ia the ioi5cr part Of the
eye, place the upper row of cyclashes in the
~ame position underneath the lower part oi
the ld Gas described dbOve) and the relief IL
I certain.
This ma. appear simple, and so it is, bu.
VIC recommend a trial of il. and charge moth
iug i0r lhe advice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
4 MURDER.

y 4 rs reported by sore Interested persons in Wheel.
n iug that the Home League Boot and Shoe Factory OF
Comedy 4 Watc Is killing up the Eastern work in the
most dreadful manner. BOo's and Shoes af every des
cription made IN our own shop ran lie bought twenty
hvc per cent cheaper than IN any store in Wheeling.
aug ~ CONNELI.Y & WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

Az AFFRIT-We lesm from Ibc Can.
tain stlhe Steamer Little River. that on snrs,
TOOK place at Shreveport, on the 18th ult., be-.
tween a mau by tic name Of WIN. Bufk and
uuc engineer Of Use steamer Hampstead. in
which Bufk was killed. The engineer va.
taken ADD confined. bat broke jail on Frida,
last ani made hts escape ~ Louisville Juyaat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
BARGAINS
IN FANCY RUMMEn

IN AN determined to reduce nv sio,k 81 F.n,y s,n
= "'f ''gpd-' without regard 20 proft. prqpsfsfofy 10 IA.
t'f1 and extensive Fall stock. particularly In M
wH"rtie department Z will onef afeat indueemeets =,
uuse 90 want Df such goads.
Real ifc1ch O~fgandios, French Jsconets. Frenob lawn
i., husunf Hluahame, HaiiH ginghaus, Hefavra ~
WHITE taconet Canihrc. Rook add ssvisr
Musiirs, Camtfics, Tanct0ur. Striped and Plaid u6su.s
Curtain Musiius. &c.
suswls, Ecuts, Hosiery Gloves and Cfsvsfs.
ALsO-sUnmcr Cassimcres and Veuing.. a.,,u.~
floihs 80. a large aud beautiful siock OF tltese f,-,,..,
with Iineu hfiIings, Linen Cheeks, &e. a.. GA 80
rei %targains az The eofuef u Main and vsdiso, st.-s..
jhheo vs.. n. AEf.nY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
ERESHET.
awe SO FOR Polk & Dallas
And the Tariff of l2."

We regretto learn that very severe lrcshct
occurred along Big Clptina Creek last week,
which has done great damage to the dams and
Nails. We have not received particulars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

WHEELING DIVISION, No. ii, meets eve.
ry Friday evening on Monroe street.
HENRY ECHOLS, w. L.
w. *. GALLY, r.. s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
~. ANutHsoN. a. Evkss ...
ANDERSON & co.
VOL a HOTTIE MANUPACTuurp.

n NDERsON A. 60. re.ps.te,nS' "L6tINss We
hen's sad others that they hsVs sni,r,ss ,isir
iA..ll" l"i manufacturing Az descFpttsvs IA N 90 snf
au le N"W prepared 90 hl an ofssis svah De-
tsen ihty hftc selected ne issl 81 wostms. aosu
, ~ y ena hfi"a Themselves practical nsshsuies,
20 sny n ODE unHcd sisies. Ttsv se..eese,,1g ~,t~s
Hail tt'oh> Waniing articles In fhcffius, ~ aley
'''u ih'} fsn tndu sstsfsctiou 10 AL gag 50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECToRANT RENE
DY.-CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURFD

MIS-. Mary Bowers, wife of Henry flowers. was FOR =
which deied the united skin OF several emisent pbvsi.
clans. She hearing ofthe "Rvpectorant Remedy" was
fhthisis Pulmonslis, or Pulmonary Consumption. viz. a
dry htokiug cough, pain IN the breast and side impaired
appetite aud grea' thirst. hectic fever and nigh, sweass,
with much debility and weakness. she is happy in say.
ing that after using three hotties 81 the .'Expceio,ant
hemeiy, she began To- have hopes e a speedy recovery
her strength gradually increased until she had used three
ho,iies more, when she fdt entirely restored, 1. now he.
inE eight mouths since. aud no symptoms of the com.
plant appearing. For sale in Wheciingt "
Sug LIB. &R MARSH
WORMS cannot exist in the system, " liberal use lc
ftlis. They not only destroy the worms, hut thorouvbiv
cleanse the stomach aud bowels of the mucous or si,my
gentle that they may he administered to children OF tho
most tender age without producing those injurious eqecis
the nosi serious Objection 70 Vcrmifugcs. Their meal
nc nase rs generally 70 violent IN is operation. that the
syr'ein seldom fccoveIs from the shock until the patient
has arrived AZ years of maturity or actually ot,rra,,n :, -
~ hnoW several ~ lhis moment whose constitutions
w" nIs 60 SO completely paray Zcd by She ujudicious
administration Of metallic Ncrmifugcs while y"ung ,bs,
binary business. The Clckener Sugar. e. s,ed Veret,sic
fiHs. on tie contrary, have never been known Il, fesyc /.
ny injurious effects behind Them. Tiev o.
invigorste the system. aud render II proof s,s,,,, ~, ~
most in'c'efs'e ailments. For sale in Wheeling hy
w. A.O. FAiRCHfLD.
From the Norridrswork MEL Journ,,.
~ publish The following, a. among the many eytdcn.
ees which We are consi suty receiving OF Inc ,nr,sss,n,
popularity ofDr. Jayues ESpectorant We nave mo- IN.
iefs.i ~ putting tt-any further than we have ! dcsire
io promote the health aud happinos. III. our 6siio,g' ~
Wt'S, WHO are wasting away with those eoroulsiuts n,
which this medicine - an absolute remedy. And in 80
nE ~. al.,,'ion otthe public tO ~, we feel that We are IN
The faithful discharge ofouf dufy. d"
A. NEW foRTiASp. Nov. e. 1915.
W. tNi-Sh-l wish YOU 10 send me three totues ~
49,, .'','all snd ~ THIS connection. Z would .ay
tet > a,en ~ an Invaluable medicine. and an Article thst
.lll rll"uid ~ without for q single day. ! have usld
80 49, n my family. aud hsve always found u
w. aud "hcient remedy Tor tighfucss ofihe LUNGS nro.
'l Tong pfgttacied colds. which produce fbe short
hN,Nhff cough. iHe %pfemoniior Of C0nsutulgssp. ~ no.,
- -nn ei''nallY administered. u viii cacrtusit.
"pihr m"sl Ntn'chi colds, aud thereby prevent fhe
Nalf .i"l'hl levers, ~ frequently conse,ucnt ut.pu fb..f,
public BOZ go eases offiat nature a. a. En.rt
Tor saic Dol Wheeling o, aup III iCRi tuatt -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

w SUBSCRIBER having taken the Iron Works rener.
w SHOWN A. the Wheciing Rolling Mill. would res
peotuuy iniofm his friends and the public GENERALLY that
"a t I've uo.1ashiy repaired the works and Is now plepar-
IRON AVID NAIER.
OF elthe different ~izes. Abo AMERICAN BLISTER
and SPRING STEEL OF quality equal IN any nsae in
Pittsburgh or tho West, all % which be wiz sell al pins.
bufgh prices and on literal terms.
WAkE HOUSES ON MONROE AVN
WATER SITS.
sept n . "a o,pru.~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Virginia Division, No. Is, meets OH Mon
roe ST., ON Wednesday evening, at halt past
seven, l.. Nj. w. Z. WILSON, W. Il.
+. IL. BEsnoBE, X. $.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
TARIFF MEETING.

The citizens OF Wheeling friendly to the
protection OF DOMESTIC INDUSTRY.
DOMESTIC CAPITAL and the IN
CREASE OF AMERICAN MANUf1C-
TURESsre invited To meet at the City Hall
on Saturday evening The 22l inst, to take
measures for the establishment OF a Tariff as
ISOLATION OF Home League.
This meeting i SCALED with the approval OF
MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
BOARD OF TRADE.

COMMITTEE on Commerce for august.
r. sELbY, THOs. HUGHES, J. y. wnARToN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

CO The Argus man says he chooses hi'
own company. Very probably as no company
chooses him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
d. 90.

MANA EkS Ot DOITEkIES,
WHEELING, VA.
III BRILLIANT ATTRACTION o THE 10TH
or
I'HE following Brilliant Scheme is presented thus ear.
" To the patrons of Fortunes Home IN order that
those ata distance may have full time To order their tie
keis and receive them teiore the day OF drawing. The
scheme ~ one OF extraordinary attractions. having in Il
prices amounting TO over oSE MILLION os poLLsRs. A
package OF % iicke.s may contain the grand prix. 81
SO0IOo and ofsso,o0O for the uiding sum - SID
single tickets $50.
100000! . OF $4,000! 3 OF osIO00I
100 OF 500! lie OF $500!
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery, Glass No. 70, To he drawn
on Saturday, Sept. 10, 1870, at Wilmington, Delaware.
IS N~cMDERS-i3 DRAWN
SCHEME.
iGrsnd Prize lst, 2nd and ?Td 10000
:" 9Th, 5th and 9th 10000
" 9Th, sih and 9th 5000
iOth, nth and 18th 1900
eth, 10Th and l3,h 10000
3rd, 4tb aud 5th I0ynO0
5ih, 9th and eth e0yeO0
9th. 9Th and ath 6.5t6
flh. Mll md. NR& 1000
10 prizes OF 1850
~ d, and Dad OF Ord and 9Th 500
lt 9TH aud 10Th, or Ilth and l2th o
s45sJ 20
Trilcs amounting To leo, 400 dollars.
\ package OF - " .o'e tickets costs $500
Less the price Of tickets 60
We warrant the package 10 draw GEL
Making tho risk on IS wholes s9I9
sba-os IA proportion.
Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quarters g.
Orders ior iieies IN the above will meet with the most
prompt aud confidential attention. and the drawing sent
TO all who order from me. The cash for all capital pri.
res can DO had, a. usual, Si sight.
%. FAME 4 Co, Managers.
Tickets IN the above Lottery can e bad Of
N. L.. DORSEY
aug 'd&"td Agent, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
100000! . OF $4,000! 3 OF 0SIO00I
IOO OF AIO0II7G OF S5OOI

Grand CONSOLIDATED Lofs~ry, Glass No. 70, to he drawn
on Saturday, Scpf. 10, 1870, az Wilmington, Delaware.
IS N~cMpERS-i3 DRAWN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
FROM THE CAMP

We are favored with the following extracts
OF letters just received in this city Uaoa-
iHgfoR Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

The following article, from hat excellent
periodical, the American Railroad Journal,
should be printed in lcgiblc type and placed in
every passenger car.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21
LArRST nl1BLLIGBNCE.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Thursday Evenin

WASHINGTON, Thursday Evening.
The Southern Mail has arrived, but is barren Of
interest, containing no intelligence whatever from
the Army of Occupation
| am able to inform you from the most credible
source, that it is not in the least doubtful that
Secretary Bancroft will retire from the navy de-
partment on the lst OF October ensuing
BALTIMORE, Thursday Evening
The captain of steamer Tobacco Plant arrived
with his boat at St. Louis on the 18th inst. from
Fort Leavenworth, and reports that one thousand
Mormons. in addition TO the five hundred called
for, had come to the fort, in hopes Of being en-
rolled in the service of the United States, to follow
Gen. Kearney's expedition to Santa Fe and New
Mexico.
The Western Mail contains nothing more OF
importance.
The Southern Mail brings nothing from the seat
Of war.
We have had delightful day, the thermome-
ter being only as high as 81, at half-past two
O'Clock, p M.
The steamers news has now been fully exam
med by our merchants, but without any apparent
effect upon the Baltimore -four market. Sales oil
Howard street were made at $4 per barrel.
There is no local news to-day in Baltimore
worth telepraphing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21

r,u, Jpeather--M Military Spirit and Militia Me-
pipal-- Camp Mssttng-Ertra Session Of co""-
eQs-7M Recent Fyoods-Poiiticat Spec'Vdf'o"s
of the Mayoraity-Mar 8'e.
The weather in this section for several days past
ha, been delightfully."- pleasant, and the prospect
for a continuance of il is Very good at present.
The military spirit in Baltimore was never a,
greater advancement than II IS az present -"
ranks Of the old companies are h'lca 10 ose'no"
;na. and several new ones have recently been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21

Died.
On the 10Th instant JAsE ELIZA youngest daughter of
George w. and Jane Eliza Barker aged six years and
four days.
Their relatives and friends respectfully invited
attend the funeral from No Is Robinson street. Fri
day. the 2lst instant at O'Clock, without further invi-
tatiOn.
On Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, CArHARINE Nc.
Gum, infant daughter Of Hugh and Margaret, aged
months and seven avs
Tue friends OF the family, and uncle Edward McCoser
aIe invited to attend the funeral this afternoon four
o'clock. from 10 Cherry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21

AGAVE AMERICANA.
THE subscribers happy inform their friends and the
public that the great American Aloe is again covered
with buds and flowers inersprred with many hundred
maturing The fewer stem Of this giant plant is
26 feet in height and az inches in circumference.
Open from A. M. to 10 r Nj. Abundance 2k cents Hot
house Grapes Of the finest kinds during the Bene
Plants at all times. DUNLAP THOMSON,
ale 1wsrc Seedsmen nd Florists 63' Broadway.
A TLANTlC GARDEN Is NOW vrr.N kOh lHk
"A SEASON-Dodworths Comet Baud will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing Jrns irt.
myS imsrc WILLIAM ALLISON. P-opris,or
GOTHIC HALL
MECHANICAL Exhibition-Duck of Vaucanson-War
1v1 Elephant, &c., every evening from until 10 o'clock
ale iwSm
MILE PAULINE DEsJAKDINs would Respectfully
vA inform her pupils &c tn, she has returned ro ga
(where she had the OF the
Redowa Waltz which she had just received from Paris)
and that she prepared to renew her Lessons IN all the
mott fashionable dances her residence No Leonard
5keet side of Broadway. aul2 2w"uc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21
FALL IND WINTER GOODS FOR MEN'Sl
WEIR
KNOEPFEL. GREGORY AND FOOTE

No 80 John street. Up Stairs,
AVE will he constantly ing New
and Desirable 06sd, adapted to Mems Wear which
they would inv e q attention Of MERCHANT TAIL ORS
and PURCHASERS generally.
CLOTHS-Cerman French English the best fabrics
superior foish and fall Widths
CASSlMERS AND DOESKINS-34 and O. black and
fancy, newest and most desirable styles.
VESIlNGS-Exra rich, black and fancy, Sill, Satins
figured and pain, figured shapes, &c.
VELVET vEsTINGS-1n stripes, plaid figures, &C.. the
richest imported.
JOHANNESBURG and shaded stripe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ilesias canvass padding buttons
mus Inns silk twist, thread, &c sc.
Purchasers will find it greatly their advantage
anime our stock before making their selections.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21

LJOTEL DE PARIS-ANTIONEsv I0NEs one Of the
late propretors OF the Perkins House. Boston respect
fully Informs ms the travelling public that ne has
Rsade called the Hotel De Paris where ne will
be happy who wish patronize
him. with board and lodging by the day. week month";
the most reasonable terms. mvs 2m eodsvre
ina: acres with good dwelling. fill in with brick, barn
COACH COW, and smoke houses all in complete srder
situated ge route, ~ miles from Tuits Ian ling
wards Woodbridge. NJ. Price $25oo. d. Z. s., 23s
Pearl anil ef,dzw m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21
AMUsEnENTs, sc.

DARK THEATRE-Fifh appearance q Mr.. Collins
.f fsTss and MS Exsf
M SS mSsh Mr. how rs iA w Ret
s S eSa' Win VI, The si6 pu
Dyod, Mems ys.Ie, Mr. suthsrsnd' Thomas. Mr. Fisher
halEpAst7 o'clock Boxes 81 Pit 50 cents Gal
L gasAT 5AMol asb 81
seGI Phn; " Srafs e5%aon Nh r. MSS, .ea,
Frank Mr Nesde; Fanny Elton Mrs JOrdan Mrs
To coneiuas with the BLIND BOYS DOOM -Hewis de
Wilton NJ Blanehard Rufus MIR Cony Dogs the castle
Door open at O'Clock curtain will at hall past
Sesni' Upper Boxes Is cents r''ad Gale
GKLLNwICH rHkATkE-ComeI VM,ek and Char.
ome sf' TIE SoS cStx1 ssqii a. M
'1fSs Which sa The xRrEyL popoERrhs Dodss
Fs.ssss: Il; fi SS dfa%io, M' chamal e.S''He
WITH THE OF MI: Sai.
m.ss. M o 4s open
.s Ak EVENING
ss % IaS
The aaS OF S q
in!emi.son Of bali an hour fo5 Ssf,ssh h as
: ns ssw s the %os he 81
be % ws thus vsM an
mission during the day aud evening lsx cents.
MILE BLANGY
IT, ETH, WHoLE ., RAvE I FA Y
BLo. aakpsNI4ii. Ey.ass Aug sl. the En-
~ tersinments will commence with popular Overture
by the R.vcl Family
To conclude with the Ballet called GIsELLE-Duke AL
bert, Mons Henri; Giselle, Mile Blangy,
Doors open at O'Clock; ENTERTAINMENTS begin II o'clock
=
HOWES 4 CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
THIS unrvsled corps Of Equestrisns will perform at
Rochester 7th 9Th and 9th September.
States, comprising 1850 Men and Horses, requiring %
Carriages to convey the PERFORMER wardrohes musicians
&c The company has attached to i Eight Female e9us.
ago. recently MA sI5ssf ir %A fsI MAcARrE
being chsse classic; graceful addre,.
and the charming nS,uste With which she chains her
.psstvs newspapers Of the and daring
pseor M HS%Es: Riding Master Mr.
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, d AN RICE, -.
ape s as
nile Of @ 'i Master Olympic
M NJ "ASf
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy The SWISS BROTHERS,
swss, chsTiossr Of Ph@ba. Po.ta and Gym
nsssties BY MI NIXON and hi. .oa Mr. Heyss in his Ny
re whole sompfisips he leading most talented, and
suis HOWES & co = New York Mammoth Circus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21

90 Ely ISLAND FUKT HAMILTON.
xS7 - The Steamboat IOLAS, Captain Yates
q run every week day on the above ferry
foot OF PIKE at ll5 o'clock A. and Ok p NJ White
hall al IL O'Clock NJ and o'clock M Coney Island at ~
O'Clock aud p. NJ. Landing at Fort Hamilton each
way. Fare l2< cents.
N BStages will be in readiness Fort Hamilton take
New Utrecht and Bath also Coney Island
to take pssseuge TO the upper houses.
All persons forbid trusting any Of the
boat au2, lwsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21
rEOT.OGICAT. MEETTNC

GEOLOGICAL MEETING
THE yearly meeting Of the American Association Of Geo.
4 losiss and Nanrasts, will be held at Columbia Col
lege in the city Of New York rdnesday Sept 3D.
NJ and be eoatinu,d for several day, evening
interested in the progress Of Science invited
tend. JAMES TALLNADGE
Chairman Of Local Committee.
II. MrIos 1s..-
&. NJ. WHEArLY, oecre'ares'
Members OF the Association invited register their
and add the the American Institute
he Park, on their arrival. auls 2tawinxoSept2sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21
80 FARE REDUCED TO THE FISHING

A013H 81 FARE REDUCED TO THE FISHING
e BANKs-isk cents each way The fast and
K-safe steamer BUFFALO, Captain J. W.
Hancox III leave above sunday Monday and Tuesday
August asd a,Ih and a'h. fs9y.:EFoot Of Barclay
cy, 81, Pike y to o.: Pier No. N r.. on o'clock, AM
Bait and lines small charge Refreshmens provided
who desire the sport Of fishing will do well take this boat
As she will arrive on the fishing ground one hour before
ground nearly day. HIS discovered the
where fab arr 10 abundance ANIL ausSm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21
CALIFORNTA EXPEDlTION

CALIFORNIA EXPEDITION.
PERSON ofstandng and going out with
n the California Expedition would like arrange
ments it'll some other parties to receive such
goods would be needed by the
emigen snd settlers there Any person desirous
with the advertiser the subject will please ad
dress anoe to Expedition" this Office stating where
interview may be had. aul8 81 code RI
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Msu.rs. &c
GRAND COTILLON AND TARGET EXCUF

GRAND COTILLON AND TARGET EXCUR-
SION TO NYACK,
a a2xRts A e..,sia is TScI.. B ss
have Engaged he services Of Kea DALI, ese;
chartered the large and csmmodous Steamer AL BANY,
Capt Hall aud will make an excursion 70 Nyrek Monday
The Boat will es,e Barclay street at N O'Clock, A M
Pike at Rvington street at quarter past Will
lismsburg fr IN South Seco street. It lf.psst Fuon
Ferry, Brooklyn at quarter 70 .; whitehall street o
Canal quarter past Hammond street halfpst
and proceed up the Hudson
Hefreshme is prov ided on board.
The committee pledge themselves TO make this the plea
excursion Of the f eau be effected by
liberal expenditure of and money Complete srraage
and gentlemen who may favor the Benson Guards with their
company this occasion.
T ckets admit lady and gentleman, ST. Single tickets
so cents.
Tickets may be obtained at the following places Mill
tary Hall, Bowery Eastern Grotto, Jag Cherry +. Har
nsy l5 south Gardner dy goods store 22i Greenwich
SaIoou Grand South Fourth Williams. urgh
pany. au2i srr~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21

UNION HOUSE.
bssrbs has s.ten tie :bcve named 9s ~ and .r!sn
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adSansses to 4. person.: vsliins through Springfield for
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s: h hi cid friends and patrons and
all 0'hs''' 70 give ''' - " S4 J. s sEMAN.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA
Formerly the Marshall Houss,)
THE LEssEps b u Nov 0rEN CO h.v.
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deserving me patronage they respectfully solicit foru
HENRY sAS HAckE n: Il Jones Hotel
PETER E e. FGRG Il s. Washington House.
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC is informed tha. this establishment, having
been ENLARGED and improved since the close Of the last
'' the is xSD5s si
PAVILION, NEW BIZ lGHTON
public IL the P.aon nj , no~ @
sa North River. and New
prom Sew brighton. From New York.
81 I ~'shIlANMc .au
MANSION HOUSE,
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announce to his
friends and the public that he has leased above
for Of and hopes by ,ng experience and
attention to bus,nes merit liberal share Of their patron
aye. JOHN L. MONROE
mr8 5msrc Formerly Of the u 8 Hotel, Boston.
BOARDING
DLEASANT Rooms, with or without board at "a Broad
L way, opposite Trinity Church. Merchants from the
country will find the location very business
aui8 ims rh
HOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK.
Corner broadway and Maiden Lane.
Subscribers
ceived since they have succeeded Msssrs. Howard
the above extensive and popular hotel ask
continuance of the same, with the that
house the city better calculated for comfort and
nience other tabshment will there be stronger
disposition manifested all tmes the public APP
probation. THOMAS WHITE.
au7 2m3taw<nc
HOTEL DE PARIs.5ANTIONEsvI0 NEs. one Of the
fully informs his rendsand the travelling public that
opened the house No go Broadway New York,
Reade called Hotel De Paris where will