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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

WAREHOUSE NO Z MONROE STREET.
VIE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared To make
IL and kreP constantly on hand a, the aho> g
establishments. all kind. or Castings. Co k,.e
Frs.Alin. Balloon and Cannon Stoves. ol an So.
aud pai'efn. Hclow' ware. Wagon Boxe.. Pforrh
Castings, Css'es. Tia, Irons, Sugar and Nash XXI
Ties. &e, complete ss-urimest We have io.i
received -s'ne splendid PATTERNS Cor Pasior Crate.
The neaiesi esof bfough, 10 tins city Person. who
intend banding arc respectfully requested exon.
nc them bsI,rs purchasing nuy oihef knl We
hsNe large quantity of PaiioTus far Mil Csar,g
tho best 10 The place. Shich Will make to oolci
al the Lowest rates, ALEC Thfesbing Machine Ca.l
inrs We will slso continue o. manufacture tie
different kinds of Pionghs complete used - Tia.
section al c"nnify, SnJ Warranted equal Iu an,
made ~ the Wesiesn country. We Mdl wAfrasi
al our Castings and other work done a our esiah,
hshmenL snd as cheap can be mad. IN Pius
burgh. Cincinnati or sny other esishshnent H.
tbs CITY. Prrsons wishing 10 purchase any aricir
in our line, will please give q. call aud eaomine
fOT ihemssltes.
up HAMILTON. BEsRoRE a co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
MENDEL n UARDouu.
I iNi RE, L 7 HOL STERY
AND
LOOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS:
No. Ids MAlS STREET,
WHEELING. VA

HEY KEEP constantly on hand a very c,.
"a iensivc nssorucni Of superior Nah rsny
! fench AID Cfecau Crsis-; II KING CHAIRS. sofas
Per ard cord Table,, Dros,ing Bureaus, Bs,l.l,ada
i"''ci S'an's assofcd sikes; IrciLer with cvsty
h"t article of lbc latest ,,;ic and besi flushed
Furniture ever offered ~ ihit CITY.
"'' ""d M'hosany ttamed IL l,ks Glasses o
even 'afo'T mad r'ics tsski,r GLASS raies Il ~,
'ises' P'f'nli ond ficsure Frames on haud sad
made ia ord.r
lfiHiisicfy WPfe. consisting NJ Feather Brd-
"lse sld Pillow. II,Ir. cotton. iti.l Sprng
'"d Straw Aiaiifassos, Blankets. Qalis. e,.nfor
>'rAng Biiiums Oh cuih cuvct- FiA,f.ci,ih
"'n'' Mas 81 81 lind-, iogelhcs Wnh every other
"hcle.oi Upholstery Marc. ou hsnd and 1anIo 4.
aier
N'nrar nud Slqt Window Bind; WiulaN
shaaes q every Norriy nni rulot; nll az Which SH
10 sod % vcy loss prces. nns wsuanlcsi az NJ.
h"si qualify. Asp MAHOGANY yENIaa.. liar
rlob. FARSi-w, SFin.sh Mos. Aiahurpny Kn,h.
,tnd Paper. Locks Hinges. cusiets, BilNn Triu
hiNG. instantly on hand uud sold iu, Tor c.su
~ srEAn BnNTs FURNISHED vsih every nnicls
o' t"fn'tvfe at short roIce aud on The very lc.
''"'' sep 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.

~ q iSIARS BAi SAM OF WILD CHERRY
w "i~Hs Frum Iban'. Cure follows cure
"a ns ,'riornns career
DAYTON. F,buary lIih, 1885.
Mr. w whne,ofe.-- Dear s,f-A- you are Tho
feg"ar nnihurzcd agent IN Da, ton, iar The sale az
DR. Ws'ars Bas,m 81 Wild Cherry take tins
fs'hod 81 u nkng statement OF facts TO YOU (which
hope viii lie iUtIsi,ed the World J m reierrnce
:" nh "i'n'si miraculous cure wr'rghi IN my case
- means OF The most invaluable Bsisam
LargHore Bats ic de.cfihe iLe s4iu,aiy csIecis IL
proJustd, aId The gfes be,,f derived hom i,s
eci ihs' on ,s,c q fnc.il-
Hi- iiJn'y iro'p The capioshs al a cannon. A prr-
'n' oi 10 rnIs entered riehl side aud breast
an' ~ all probability ,oTe fragments or splniets
- 'hs tamnd passed through the 'piura. and pierre.
ed Tie lui g.
~ nis cn'icsl sinrc y messenger wa. DISPATCHED
10 Cinenna'i, ord rrlohracd rh, sic,au of ina, a..
~ WAS eco .sOiied NJ hen he ~ss nindo sea uainicd
with ~ s'iaaiipu be remarked ihai no.hing c,nll
e donc by mcd',ai md, Il ihc consii,u,,on iiseIf
vas no' enough 90 'hfo~ III The d,ssasr.
~ iietds ow desrlired ct my ferovety and
pd nn ennilly ftenud # hope 10 survive many
days fonupe,ely. al This janclure ! saw one Of DR.
W"inFs Pamphlets. enn,led, Family Medieal
G''ide. or 'Tfeafi.e nn Cam nmtlion OF The Lanxs
- had often heard of dyne rDea .ca,ch,ne al
siraws.' ic like doing ~ myseii q, The consent
OF my GiDs'e'ans senl 10 you for bottle of tae
"cNi'lhe utfcHNco, Ntz Nlsiaf's BalslGn OF Wild
Chefry' whcb relio led ne ,nemediaisiy. Aner 4
had used sams five sax bottles 90 lar recovered
20 10 be 40 and oni. Ally cough ceased aud my
lungs were restored 10 hoalihy state ALI Itn tho
healing and baimy nhueuce. and powetluI medi-
clnel Virtues oi wmisfs I3aisam
Were u mol ifun, the external injury teeeiyed
20 my ssoniccr and ann, by Ihe explosion. I fee
eo''den, 'ha' m'eh have been working II M
'fado l~hhehIs bsaet smnbing.) but His Was ore.
vcsied.
BY expfsnfe. have since taken sevsral severa
co'd'; and NY Only remedy has been The Balsau.
Aud no~ most cordially rccuonend The genuine
WIS af's Balsim To Oh VIM are pfIi,eIed wnh Colds
Coughs Lu,g Complaints consider il an m.
valuable med'cIne--n real uiessihg TO Use world
Any person desring further Information. moy call
ga ne AZ any time. You're trny
CHRISTOPHER SMITH.
Cry 81 Dayton.
Montgomery 90. State OF ohiu {
Suh,crihed and fworn so. before me-. Justice Of
'he Pence this | lih day Of s, bfpary 1916
EBENEZER FOWLER
W. Ies ImoHP ~ hire h.ghfg cseditcb G citizens
\ DdyieH. a. cogErHauon Of ne Adore "a
We, the undersigned. he,ng intimately acqnain.
led wlh Rif SINH, mud having seen and watched
over him fsqgesily DUNG Lls late illness, do not
hesitate ~ say that The foregoing i by 10 meansan
txaggefaied STATE mfnf hut j. entitled 10 ION credit
(Signed.1 l. STOUT,
, b ~ DODSON.
HENRY SMITH.
Sold IN Wheeling by PRYOR and ycRUM.
DA|hf'i'' Druggists jan6
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WEEKLY CLIpPRR-Important Foreign and Domes-
tic Ne,cs. The Weekly Clipper of this morning con-
tains all the late news from Europe full abstract s Of
the proceedings of Congress and the Legislature re
porIs of the markets; Penitenary Report city items;
editorials; news by the mails; deaths; marriages. in.
solvents, and various other articles, with the follow
ing stories: "The Bridal Eve ,""Game of Thim6Ies .
''John Bull Waking up Yankee" "The Resource
tonists, and Gladys Visit TO the Printers" De-
cidedy the cheapest and best paper in Baltimore
Price only a single 81, or 4 cents per copy.
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KEwARD. DOCTOR

u wv STORMS SPECIFIC COMPOUND, for
The cure OF GonOh9a, elects, Stlctures Dialects or
difficulty in making water, and all other unnatural
discharges from the uretha of either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known TO fail, to
effect permanent cure, too in the shortest pos
sble time Should this medicine fail to effect cure
where it has been taken according TO directions re-
turn the empty vial and get back the money. Why
then spend both time and money with such quack nos
trums as cannot be depended upon when, for 81 you
can purchase pleasant, safe, AID speedy cure com
posed solely of vegetable substance? One hundred
dollars will be paid to any one who will produce a
medicine % equal this compound or who will prove
that it contains any mineral substance whatever
N. B. This medicine can be had of James P. VIII.
hanson, cor. High and Gay-sts. 20. IT,; Jos. Saw
yer cor. of Paca aud Pratt-sts and of L. Y Forney
cor. Of Clay and Eutaw-sts.
In Westinghouse &. Scott, corner of 7th-st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner of
9Th ST. and Pennsylvania Avenue. ial1
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MusRUM-Mr. Barney Wiliams' Benefit. This ex
ceent actor takes his benefit this evening, at the ga
loon, and makes his last appearance. An unequaled
bill o performance is offered-the thrilling drama of
"The Gamblers Fate" an attractive advertisement
and the farce of "Paddy's Trip to America, or the
Husband with Three Wives" Miss Ludlow and
MIR. d. Rice have volunteered their services for this
night and will appear in popular characters. We
have no doubt but that the bill will draw very large
house, and thar Mr. Williams will receive bumper
benefit. See small bills
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- DAYS LATER wnOW ENGLAND.

ss) DAYS LATER FESom ENGLAND.
- All the latest Public tons, Books, Pamphlets,
Magazines, Papers, &c &C., comprising
The WcStt ri Continent, no. 3.
The Excelsior, new York illustrated Times, II!
Toe New York illustrated Magazine for Feb. %
The Book Of British Ballads, win preliminary
Remarks and aH Inuodu 2tiOn By z. BENIN, IS
Harper Wandering Jew, no. 9, (ilustratedD %
Mate Burke, or the sea born Boys, 10y lngraham, .
RadfcdS English Magazine, No. II, 25
LiFPELL' LIVING AGE, No. 49, Contents:
The First Bridal Visit; Mexico LA Plata; Tur-
key, France and England; he Duke of Wei
lngton as an Orator; Death aud Character Of
Valieyraud Last HOurs ola Single Gentle
man; Reign Of George III; About Christmas
Book; Detnsble state OF Great Britan Poe
trY-Wmtrr aud Want: The Lonely Mother;
Better Prnmptiugs; Arsenal of Springfield;
Paris Academy OF Sciences, SC. sc. Pub
lshed weekly al Sc year; single Nos. l2j
The Citizen of Prague, rans'd by Mary Hewitt, 81
Haziit's Lectures on the English Poets 50
Art Mcguire; Or the Br0ken Pledge, by Carlton, sl
Chambers E1nburg Journal for Jan'y, 81 90
Westminster Review for January
Sadlef's Lives of the Martyrs, illustrated, 25
Treatise the Teeth by DR.. ROb't Arthur, 80
The Weekly Herald Will be Tor sale at half past
O'Clock this day, full of interesting matter.
% All the new and cheap publications OF the day
for sale wholesale and retail, at publishers lowest
cash prices, by TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers.
A. 5 and Jarvis Buildings North street.
G(3- No . THREE GUARDSMEN viii be publish
ed on Wednesday morning. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-17

HERR ALEXANDER. This great magician offers a
new and varied bill for this evening The large au-
who have nightly visited the Holiday street all
bear evidence his being of the most wonderful
and unrivaled performers Of astonishing and incred-
Bile leats, that has appeared in Baltimore. This
evening he will make many th gs disappear, and at
the close of the performance will disappear HIMSELF
this being the last night he will exhibit here Every
person whohas not see him, should avail themselves
ofth,the last opportunity they will have of doing So
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE
FRIDAY, JANUARY l6, ls46.
RkoMrHE EXCHANGE REApINe-RooM BooKs.



Brig Lady Adams, tim below Benthall from Rio
de JanerO Nov. ~, coffee, jacaranda wood anAsiD-
ecachuana, to Birckhead Pearce and P. e. Brennan
Schr Lady Warrington, Dornan, 6 DAYS FIN Charles
ton, cotton and lumber.
Schr Eclipse, Thatcher from CharIottetOwn P z
Il. l7lh ult potatoes to Weld 4 Seaver.
Steamer Baltimore, Claypool, FIN Philadelphia, mdse
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
off Seweii's Point brig Ariel. [See dsasters,l
Steamer Pocahonlas, Hollingshead, FIN Richmond.
Reports off Poplar Island schr Florence, Smith, firm
st. Thomas, and last from Turks Island, with SALT To
Thos. Whtridge & Co,
sAILED-Brgs Frances Jane, Gardiner, st, Johns,
p. R; Phgnix, Watts, Kingston, Jam.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Leland, SkillingOn, from Caao, was at Hon
Olulu 18th Oct. 10 sail for China in about week.
Barque Maryland, Davis, from Baltimore for Bos-
ton, and brig Mary Stanton, Bearse, from Boston for
Baltimore, passed by Holiness Hole 18th inst.
- Schr hrlestes, Sterling, of Baltimore, from BaTba-
does, arrived at Mobile h inst
Schr Columbia, Smith, I'm Frankfort for Baltimore,
arrived at Newport llih inst.
Schr Union, Bangs for Baltimore, sailed from Pro-
violence 18th inst
DISASTERS Brig Eri'l, Hopkins, from Baltimore,
with cargo of -four ami corn, bound to Jamaica,
went ashore on the night of the 18th inst. on Lynn
haven beach, about one and half miles inside of
Cape Henry. slip from the Norfolk Beacon, under
date OF 18th inst 3 p. m. says; 'ihe brig Ariel was
got off after dschargng part of her cargo, is
below, coming up into port. That portion the
go dscharg d will be brought up in smaller vessels
with all DESPATCH The injury sustained, if any, is
not mentioned.
Brig Almen, from Boston, with cargo of molasses,
hay and lime bound to Washington, N. c., went
ashore on Saturday night last about three fourth of
m lie from New Inlet. Crew all saved.
The journal of the first (Mr. ParsOns) of the
brig Wampanoag, of New York, who passen-
ger on board schr. Comet, (before reported lost on
Ocracock Inlet and all hands pcrished makes the fol
lowing statements: "Brg Wamponnoag, Pattison, of
New York, was lost on a reef east of Turks Island,
on the 22d Dec"
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RENEW YORK CIRCUS,

ATTHE FKONT sTKEET THEATRE.
Professor NIXON and his LITTLE SON, will take
a BENEFIT AT the above Theatre, in this city on
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, jan I'm
Al which time will be Produced for the first time in
this city, THE PONEY RACES, or A MINIATURE
RACE COURSE.
The VIRGINIA MINSTRELS have kindly volun-
teered their invaluable services
q9~ The Box Book is now open. jal62ts
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N}- DAN RICE, The ShakspeariGn Ciotcn, respect
fully announces TO the public that his farewell bene
fit will take place on TUESDAY EVENING, Goth
silver goblet TO the lady or gentleman who produces
the best original c0nundrum. A committee will be
appointed to decide upon The merits of the cOnun-
drum. In comp lance with the suggestion Of his
friends he has generously volunteered appropriate
one half of his profits towards the erection of the
jackson Monument. Tuesday night will be the last
OF the New York Circus Company. jal6-4t
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New YORK. Circus -ETont-st The performance
this evening will be for the benefit of Prof Nixon and
his Son, on VIII ch occasion they will perform num-
Der of astonishing feats. All lovers of equestrian
amuscmeats will be grathed this evening, as grand
Ponay Race will come off in the ring; fer which
raj fast ponies have entered lfyou wish to fun,
donti fail 10 20 tonight.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-17

HNMPLOYMENT SOLICITED. Urged by
EA the most pressing wants, occasioned by losses
and other untOward mis0rtunes, an elderly man is
forced TO MAXI an appeal TO the public, and parcu-
larry 10 the commercial community, for some employ.
He is sober, industrious, not too proud to make HIM
self useful in any branch of business, well acquain
ed with every part of the city, has had great expo
rence in trade, keeps Books by single and double
entry, and cOnversant with several languages
He does not boast OF having defended his country in
time of need, but is anxious TO get employ now in
need himself to enable him to defen himsel against
starvation. Apply for reference to the printers.
ial5 eo3lt
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LED

Died suddenly, yesterday afternoon, Mr.. WILLIAM
GoRsuCH, in the 77Ih year of his age. He was for
many years one of our most worthy citizens, and
uote than half a century respectable member of
the Methodist h, Church. Of him it may be truly
said, he was an honest man.
His friends are invited to attend his funeral, with
out further notice. from the residence Of his SON. cor
ncr of Columbia and Green-sts. on Sunday afternoon
18th Instant, at O'Clock.
On the 18th inst Mrs. CATHARGNR ROBINSON con-
sort of Gen. Jos. Robinson.
In Carroll co, 9TH inst. Mrs. Elizabeth BENNETT,
in her 18Th year.
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A MOTHER SUPERB NUMBER.

A MOTHER SUPERBN NUMBER.
"a THE WESTERN CONTINENT, No. Ill.
The "COntinent," for this week is filled with enter
tanning articles, among which are:
THE SEA FIGHI-A tale of thrilling interest.
THE GOLD RING-Another excellent story.
JOHNS ALIVE; Or the Bride of Ghost
THE LIFE OF a NEWSPAPER; I'm here Wat
~; Tyranny of Fashion; False Alarms; Revolution
AIRY Memorial; The Ivory Christ; Maryland Historical
Society; the Value of Wife, and other miscellany.
THE NEWS FROM ENGLAND; Cassius NJ. Clay;
Art Unions; England Eradcated; "Married To-" Mu
CIay's Jewels; The Union Newspaper; Puglsm:
Congress, and other Editorials.
Letter from Annapolis Letters from New York;
Poetry OapOdrida Anecdotes &c. &c.
DC Price of single copies 6! cents.
TAYLOR, WILDE s. CO.,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
1t Jarvs's Buildings, North ST.
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Now there really seems tobe little difference
between the editor Of the Herald and our
selves If tire dimensions OF the house or the
amount Of printing to be done be specified, a
lump contract can be readily made. But if
the amount Of labor required on either be not
as9ertaincd, aud is Liable to be Increased at
pleasure, how is the workman 30 make con-
tract which will do Justice 20 both parties! The
Editor very lorcibl, illustrates our position in
his second suppostious case of contract for
building house In tins case he supposcs the
contract to be made per foot, the owner having
the privilege to consult his own convenience as
to the dimensions Of the house. The editor
asks whether the contractor would not here be
entitled ''to be paid for every foot in measure
mont, regardless of the size Of the housc:''
Precisely so; and this is just what we would
have in respect to the public printing. If the
Legislature choose to increase the work TO be
done, the printer should be paid for the in.
crease If, on the contrary, the quantity Of
labor be reduced, the compensation should be
diminished. In either case neither praise MOI
censure could attach to the printer. In short,
we 90 in favor of liberal compensation to
whoever may do the public printing, and IN
opposition to all blind contracts, by which
either the State or printer NAV suffer.
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no UNION PROVRACTEB MEETING. The
Eastern aud Weston Stations Of the Methods Pro-
teslant Church are now holding n Protrlcted Meeting
under the suPcriuteuGauce of the R.v'd LEVI r.
REESE, At the conner Of AisQuilh and Pitt streets TO
which the public respectfully invited.
The Rev T. p. COOK win preach Mt II O'Clock
Tomorrow Morning, and the Rev. ". NJ. STARR at
O'Clock in the Evening and IN Experience Meet
ing vi be held al O'Clock in the Afternoon. IT.
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COMPREHENSIVE have this day asso-
q Grated with me, in the Boot and Shoe Business,
DAVID ]. ROSS, and the business will hereafter be
conducted under the firm of JAMES A. HENDER-
SON & co. ia. II. would respectfully request
those who have bills standing to call and settle the
same, and those having bills against him will please
present them for payment.
JAMES A. HENDERSON,
DAVID ]. ROSS.
Ralfimnrn. January s, 1915.
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no SONS OF TEMPERANCE--CR YST.4L.
FOGNT DIPTSTON No. l8, VIII meet at Union
Hall, corner of Bamnre-st. and Tnpolett's alley,
THIS Saturday EVENING, att O'Clock. Sa3- The
brethren of Sister Divisions in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend. BY order,
jal0-stf JOHN W. PEREGoY, r. Scribe
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II ana 81 being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos, each $40
and T. being the 3D. and 4lh drawn Nos. each 20
81 and "a, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos eaca 20
~ navn: two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each 3
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, " a
1t EMORY, No. > N. Ca!vert-st.
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HMOCTOR MANN'S OFFICE, for the sale
M1W of his celebrated ANTI-BILIOUS OR LIVER
PILLS, and Vegetable COUGH DROPS, has been re-
moved from Jarvis Building to No. go HARRISON
ST, where will be pleased to his old customers
and the pubic generally. jal6
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jG3- The William arish reported in the Clipper of
yes eriay as having bpCn arrested for rotng, is not
WILLIAM II, PARRISH, CoIunLia-st. 1t
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The IVORY CRUsIFIx This is the last day that
our citizens will have an opportunity of inspecting
this magnificent work of art. II is exhibited at the
Masonic Hall.
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REJECTION OF JUICE WOODWARD. 1t was
rumored in Philadelphia on Thursday evening,
on the authority Of letter from Washington,
that the Senate had rejected the no nination of
the Hon Geo. w. Woodward, for an Associ-
ate Judge of the Supreme Court of the United
States; and also the nomination of Mr. Law
ronce--the present Collector of the port of N.
York
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-17

GHIRTING LINEN AND SHEETING COT.
~ TONS. X. McELDOWNEY s. co. have re.
ceived large stock of A IRISH LINEN of the
most approved manufacture and at extraordinary low
prices. Also, a very extensive assortment of LONG
CLOTHS, of Cambridge Waverly Steam Mills, Bro'tt
Mills, New York Mills, Bartlett, Preston and Wa
ter twist makes, which they are prepared TO offer TO
their customers on very reasonable terms.
II. McELDOWNEY s. CO.,
jail 1863 Baltimore-st between Calvert and Light.
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JAMES A. HENDERSON & co.

JAMES A. HENDERSON & co.
Would re !pectful'y inform their friends and the pub
lie that they are now prepared to manufacture Doors,
SHOES and PUMPS in the most fashionable style, and
of the best materials and workmanship, at their new
stand, No. 10 SOUTH GAY STREET. We have
just received fresh supply of those SUPERIOR
FRENCH CALF SKINS, which have given satsiac-
ton to the wearers. Our prices will be such that
none will have cause to complain, who may favor us
with their orders. ial7-3t
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uARRIsON,s PIONEER

HHARRISON'S PIONEER
III III PERIODICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
No Jarvis BuiIdngs) North-st
NEW BOOKS, &c, &c.
The Citizen of Prague, by Mary Hewitt, 25c; Mate
Burke or the Sea Born Boys, by lngraham, 25c; The
Prince and Queen a further supply, 2jc; Illustrated
New England Magazine, l2sc, or 81 so per year; HUI
toka, the Maid of the Forest, l25c; Life of John
b. Cough, l2sc; Chambers Edinburg Journal for Jan
1885, the most readable work in the world, single CO.
pies 1916 or 81 50 per annum; Lady of Milan FL
deIty unto Death, 25c; Lltells Living Age, a rich
No., lac.
NEWsPAPERs-For January l7A. The Western
Continent. spicy No, &c; Meals Gazette, &c;
Saturday Courier, 6!c Saturday Evening Post 6ic;
The Iris, &c.
ALSO Received, the I'd No. of Hewiu's Excelsior
and New York illustrated Times, beautiful No. I2lc,
together with all the Popular Monthly Periodicals OF
the day.
W.N. HARRISON'S Literary Depot,
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