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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

NOVELSi NOVELS! NOVELS
HNIE HOTEL LAMBERT by Eugene Sue
Tho Chronicles Of Coycfnook by Douglas
Ccrfod
The Tufnkey's Daughter hy a Pcdparician
The Temp'auun or ne Wachlowor ly Eugene Sue
The Commander of Malta do do
Mar De Clifford by SIR Egcron Brydges
The Scprnolher hy james
Blanche Livingston by Mrs Holland
Leslie ~ he Rebel aHd Kinpsmnb hy " fngfsharn
opitvity ~ Napoleon paris 3 4
Married and Single by r s Auhus
The Odd Fellow aud Fougiu Peter by = n lngra-
ham
I lIutokl or ihe Maid Of Tho Forrest by member Of
/ the suHIk B,r
\ Nvmpb or be Orcau wy q Barker
. The Gipscy Chiel 90 nc Haunted Oak
The Young Aris aud Bold lusmsent by r. o..
crnham
Alpbcn.o aod Dclisda OF the Mog,c Of An and
NHurc
The Busb Ranger Of Van Di,n,n's Land by Charlie.
Ruurfun
Harper. Pictorial TlFoy of Englaod
firiofy ofhe F'su'o
Men Of leuefs aod Science iu the Times Of Ccora,
b, SO
. Tiules' Living Agc No l07
4 l.auc1umouiuf ihe Cnnu Conspim'or by i Sue
I'M Neville 90 Csrrcisfcwn Iy Chls Lever
III just received and ior .llo hy
Iof q LLLls. lll Man Street
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MORE NEW NOVELS.

TENHE RIA NSOMED BRIDE, Master Of Lang
n ford Freaks Of Cupid, England & Wales,
by Kohl, Tarar Chief; The Boston ack
smith Commander OF Malta, by Eugene Sue;
Lady Of Mi an, by Miss Thompson; Constance:
the Dead Boxer; De Calaver; l. & OF PriVa.
teor'man, ly Captain Maryatt; The Mother, BY
Arthur; Mari De C idIrd; The Lady of Tie
Gull by J Ing aham; Dwarf OF the Channc D.;
The lncognilc; The Captains Daughter by & d
Hehbe, l. ID; Just reed and for sale cy
June " RORR
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S22.5nO.

Pokomuke River LOTTERY, elias No 1873.
To he drawn al Wilmington. Tuesday June 80
oi S22500 OF 1900 oi $500 | oI $500
20 Nos--l3 ballots. Tickets SIS; certificate OF
26 whales S74-shares m nronofl,nn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
ICEl ICE ICEl
LOB J! ICE ~

GNHE Snb.cTiher would respectfully inform his
- friends and old cusiomess that no is ready
TO supply them ice, with puncluaIlIy end on rec
sonable terms.
All orders left ni the shop NJ IIornbrook e Dillon
Market ~ south Of Monroe ~. will he promptly ~.
tended 10: HIS supply Is large enough 10 accom-
nf0dnte all
.. In case Of neglect in the delivery of tho
Ice. please inform FB HORNBRCOK.
may 26 n
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S2O.OG0I

PokomeLs RiUer LOTTERY Of Del olas' 1913
Il be drawn nj Wilmington, Mandy June 30.
Of $4,000 oi 10000 Of 1000 I oi $500
sc Nus 10 drewn ballo,s. Tickets So; ce'nf-
cate Of % wh"les Sl0S- shares IN PROPORTION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
$4,000!

Grand consolidated Lot,ry Of D,laVars y Georgia
CLASS NO "a.
'rnhe dawn at Wilmington. Saturday, Iunc 30. '46.
OF $4,000 81 10000 l OF 6l97 | OF 400
10 N~-l2 drawn Nos. Tickets $40; csrut>
cate ut 10 whocs sl1S; shares IN propori u.
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MANAGERS, OFFICE.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass %.
draws at Alexandria, June g. sc Numbers,
l3 drawn ballots.
so 600: 10000; 5000; 5000; 1000; 1850:
800; 10 of 600; 800; 400: 30:
Tickets $40; a certificate of % whole tickets
will cost SlO5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

90 ID LOT OF Gentlcmens aud Youths Leg
~ horn Hats just reed. Gents No md 9
Beave; Hats, rngcIhcr with Ill kinds uf Hats aud
Caps on hand, which cant lie heat in The city Tor
roodncss ard ChcaPn'Ss Gala S d IARPER'S
Tia, and Cap sIure. conner ol Main aud Union els
mnI 26
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

/ PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
NE T. WILL nohly uur customers. pnd hks-
: w w',e al petsors WIshing tu purchase any
'line in the DRY goods line. that We have cnuincn.
ced ftccivinc secon stock ioT the season ~ hich
Is very la,ge Thosc we have already received
are principally fades dress goods. We 10 not
hesitate n moment IN saying that VIC have this day
oper od some OF the riChesI ]iess gOods We have
had The pleasure Of Offering our casit ners
We have received n few pieces OF f1ncy CASHMERE
and likewise sore of tho hanisuinesi Vesiinss
that New York could pr ,duce. We will defer 81,
irg lit OF the goods for a few d,ys rs we Will
he continuing 10 receive for the next two weeks
We have nj present almost every article that ran
he called for. and likewise a great many new
style goods for dicss. which have never been
brought To Wheeling before. Esquire G,r The Vince.
ling Sure. JOHNSTON & BERRYHIL.
Jun No l3l Main st. Wheeling
ME PICTORIAL BIBLE is complete =,
Il last. Subscribers IN The Pictorial Bible will
please call and get their numbers before il is too
a'e Coll at ROBES.
Book 4 Stationary Store. Cor Main & Union SIS
Jed
NAT 1LLoW WAGoNS-A few Willow nas.
w he Wagons -. different siz,s. inst reed
by Oe4) a. y HORNBROOK,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
NEW YORK PRINT WAREHOUSE.
PRICES REDUCED
Al tie eItensiUc EsobisLmeHt Cor
PRINTS ONLY ny
IEE q DDE ~ NysEU

Al CEDAR STREET, New YORK.
II Mis- Stock al Printed Colcues, nearly oil TO-
4 Gently purchased for cash and sbosi credit. NJ
greatly reduced prices. arc offer cd ai from I To 6
cents per yard iotUer than he prices Of April.
GrPurchosers guaranteed the prices-and
allowances made frr a given perind.
ka7' Catalogues (rcnevod and corrected daily)-
regulating the priccs--arc place IN The hands of
buyers, and sent with goods ordered. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. Extra. Class
lll, draws at Baltimore, June n. IS Mum
bers. II drawn ballots.
100000; 5000; 5000; $500: A2l; 20 each
.OOO 40 OF 500; 30 of POO; 2jO e 100
Tickets 50; certificate of 20 wholes will cost
SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

IA IIl'rE BEAVER HATS --ArCALLAM
w has ihe pre,iies While Beaver Hats IN
tho cny. They were manu- aciur,d in The city OF
New York. nj one Of the most fashionable esIah.
lshmch's aud are light as gossamCr. Call nj IFS
Main ST. may % a C. MCALLAM
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FGcrTsu .TgOfgc CIOihiIIr

All of,h's S,trug's make nni uoI Ihe accumulation
Il an old Slntk III eight or ten years standing.
assure the public or ihrse who pnlr,rz' me, that
all my garments made IN The latest style Of cbnd
Goods. aud Will warrant ny wurR ln i;. aud lui
Low PRICES can't lie heat Call al the Or, at
Genital Ruuic Clothing Sio'e for BARGAINS
or 80 a NJ ADAMS
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FORTUNES HO.uE.
100000.

Grand Cons, Gdafsd Lstt,,g class Nu2I
IL hc drawn at Wilmington. Saturday, June 10
a. 3 600 | ii 10000 of 5000 I OF 1000
9S Nos i nallo's. Tickets $40, certificate OF
&c Nhvics Sl50-shnr,s in prpporiinn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

! ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class 81,
draws at Alexandria, June 20. rs Numbers
3 drawn ballots.
$50 600; 20 1000; 10000; 5000. 5000; . 500:
90 of 900; 100 of 500 1870 of 800; two first
drawn Numbers 200.
Tickets SIP; certificate 26 whole tickets
will cost $40.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Class
100; draws at Baltimore June 81. % Mum
bers, - drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; 5000; 1000; CO.
80 OF goo; poe; $50 and lo5 of 100.
Tickets So; certificate OF - whole tickets
will cost SO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class %.
draws at Alexandra, June ~. 7o Numbers
ID drawn ballots.
$50 600; 10000; 5000; $40; 5000; $500;
1000; o-ss50 each OF l 600; 800; 800; l23
Of 200.
Tickets $40; certificate OF p whole tick
cts will cost Sl40.
Is "A IS $4,000; Is p sc 81 200; %
30 81 $1,000, III % 50 81 ,250, the three
last sold within the last three DAYS Address
your orders to ROBT ARMSTRONG SEQ.
Only agents JorJ. G. GREGORY & Co.
may 20 Managers.
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II ME SUBSCRIBERS beg leave 10 infprm
their customers md The public thor The line
ral patronage lhey have received. hos induced
them H. increase their machinery. that they arc
now prepared 10 gu oil orders promptly with SUI
perior article Of refined LARD OIL wh Oh wr
warrant rquel IN any 10 the Union. aud on NJ good
terms as ii can be brought from any other market
WARREN q LIST
Oil OH hand fur expectation nt the Otl and Candle
Factory on Market alley nv 3 w d l.
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
CT q THIN e. TOR II

CORNER or MONROE ANn WATER SITS,
Consisting IA ppu a. lhc following: Sn'Iu JEANS
Checks 81 every kind; Slate COLD Linen. Drab 30
Blown do r,Chlieid de-. GIrhaus. cotton CASSIE
mcrcs Heavy Kcrs"ys Sa'inois Linens of all kind;
Sunmc clohE; CrUlnn coating; rWceds Gold mix.
cd do Dark, do Drab bin Summer clolhs Suspcn
dcrs. Cloves aud Stocks
CRAVATs-Silk and Satin; nlso G,reham and
Jaccaet cruy0ts Segr(S- Silk aud Sa IN.
Fine Cn,simcreS, French Doe Skin de-; Fancy
Plaid French de-; WOOL d ack Bnckskin.
Cashmere. Marsailles, Sin and
Sa'in oi every PATTERN.
CI OTHS-Supcr supcr fne French chhh black,
Blue do, Green do, BrnNh do Invisible Green do
All vi which Will hc made nr order at The
shortest notice and most fashionable aud neat.
est style and at very low prices II j. MT nccessa.
~ ior me Ia tell the pnhhC that am n Tailor Tor
| At is well known that hive held my place as n
ishi 'tnblc Tailor. fIsm the very liberal support ol
His Fashionable immunity aud have always stood
Mol
The public will ind IL To their od yaning to- cal
nj The Grco' Central Route C!nhing Store whore
/ they viii find a fret rate nsshrtmcat of
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aNOOPER's AMERICAN IsINGLAss


1--WE National Fair beng held u Washington
riy ih.ieaI Of Whccrnr, elI rfcvcm 1s
from aEirF tho rremtJu Iy fhr exhibition OF ouc
81 oar ,I,easf WHITE ~lLFERY BEAVER Iist.
Those pcfnus wh. c1ui1 n1I nc acr1mm. dated i,.f
Nctk af ,uf Factory 600 Iuuu ed. wifi rleasc tr
as1lu dfs vtta. SO Haic lY ha rrsYlr.1 ra sup
ply YOU 10 scui,ner bAKa O. nOGE
may "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

MA lLLOW WAGONS-A few Willow Ras.
w he Wagons -. different sizes. jns, reef
by Oei) J a. T. nORNBROOK,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-30
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE q APHIC.
Additional Intelligence from Mexico,
THE MEXICANS In A DILEMMA.
WASHINGTON, Oct. .. JPN
&c, sc.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %, JPN
The Ptcayune OF the 22d instant, has Mexican
papers down to Goth September.
The Mexicans were very bitter against the
United States. On the 9th Of September, General
Othon, Governor Of San Luis Potosi, issued an
address to the inhabitants of that State announce
ing that our troops had taken possession of tho
capital of New Mexico. The dangers of the
country, he tells them, each day increasing.
The Mexicans appear perplexed, not knowing
what to think of Armijo's conduct. They watch
all Kearney's movements with intense interest,
but are puzzled to know what he intends to o
next.
The Picaytne promises in its next number an
interesting account of the siege of Monterey, pre-
pared by Baile Peyton, who was a very efficient
participation in the fight
Lieut.. Curd of the army, arrived here last
night with letters from officers in the army to
General Scott; but no official dispatches came
for Government.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20. Up. M.

The interment OF Commodore Decatur's re-
mains took place to-day. There was an mpos-
ing military display under the martialship of
Gen. Cadwallader, OF the civil authorities, and
others. 1t was very long procession. The mar
ket is dull.
The weather is clear and warm
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MORE CONVINCING PROOFS.
"JVho can doubt"

DED the following certificate -Mesrs. J. Pease and
IL Sos. IS Divisisn street,
xv1rMEN III would consider absence Of grsfitade to
Won an duty to the public withhold the testimony
furnish Of the efficacy OF Horehound candy,
for thaen years had cough and numerous rene
des wse but all effect end had given
mn ali bpes Of Iegsinng health SD found relief
mill used your Horehound Candy first chased 50
csnr prkoee-and two dollars made radical cure.
Of my friends have used through my influence and
NJ" OWEN PHELAN, las Chatham 81.
soldby Pe,.s IONS. % Division street. Agent
wsy IS Broadway 9Th street Sd avenue l76 Spring
sweet Mrs Hays 1s9 Fulton street Brookyn; l33 Fulton
strwfE. X. 7. Williams, 243 Broad street, Newark.
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weather is clear and warm.
BUFFALO, Oct. %,

BUFFALO, Oct. %, 8 p. M.
There is but little change in the market. Our
quotations are, Chicago Wheat IS cents. Milan
and Sandusly 80 cts Cleveland 81 cts. Flour
still remains at $3.50. Corn 40 cents per bushel.
The market is dull.
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PROBE SSOR ROGERS

HAVING returned from his Northern and Western tour
Ii which his deve opemenx Of Human Mag
nesm hav. commanded universal attention. and been wit
nessed by the enlightened the country whose
certificates he has in his possession his
ntention of commencing Course of ectures which will
be illustrated by interesting experiments Lvceum Hall
$50 Broadway nearly opposite Niblos Monday Evening"
and Tuesday the Presbyterian church in Yorkve;
Wednesday at American Republican Hall at corner of
and Sd street; Thursday the Lyceum, Har
Friday the Lyceum, Staten Isand and Saturday
corner Of Grove and Hudson streets. See bill.
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS. &c.

TRAVELLING TRUNKS, sc.
John CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
street. of Broadway has hand and
ly making good assortment Of Trunks Valises, Carpet
Bags, and Satehels, wholesale and RETAIL
Aso superior article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American European Travel and Portmanteaus for the
French Male P0ste.
Orders for the West Indies South America &c. filled with
despatch. % lm*rc
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SCOTT &. THOMPSON'S
FRENCH FANCY GOODS.

hENO1 FANNY GOOOS.
II FABREQUETTES Fills < MONA, 81 Maiden
~. Lane (up sair.) importers of French staple and Fancy
Goods have on hand large and desirable assortment Of
Fancy Goods, to which they adding by every arrival
from Have Their stock consists partly goods Of all
kinds such as bag and Clasps Beads ase Breaches
Combs Hair Pins Bracelets Buttons SC. &c.; Fans Of all
descriptions PeIfum~ry Combs, Brushes Aceordions rich
Head Dresses Coeues onew styles Paris fancy articles
&C. &C., which they would invite the OF puI.
chasers and which they offer for sale favorable terms
OFT lwissr.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT THE CASH
TAIL ORIN G AND CT THIN G.
ESTABLISHMENT
w. II. DEGROOT b CO.,
100 Fulton street.

w. IT. DEUhOOI OO.,
100 Fulton street,
Second block East of Broadway, New York.
WHERE every variety Of Gentlemen's Clothing be
w had for lower prices than at other establishment
the city Of New York.
Over Goats and Over Sacks of Broadcioh Beaver Pilot
Tweeds and Mazurka Cloths every style and color from
- - to $40.
Coasone half three and full circle of French and
American Broadcoths, from IS Ito S25
Dress and Frock Coatsback blue brown olive and green
of French, English, Belgian and American Cloths from
Once and Business Goats, reto Sack and Winter Froefsw
from a. m a.
PantsBroadcloth, Csssmeres plain and fancy Doe skin
French, English, and American, from "a 10 a.
Vesu-doube breasted straight breast and railing collar
simere plain and fancy satns and silks, fom ST to Sc
large of Broadcoth Cassneres and vesuue,
which Will be made to order the most fastdious
boys Ciotning, oil every description, constantly
hand w. ii. DEGKOOT CO,
OF lm-r No f02 Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-30

CHANCERY SALE.
order Of the Court Of nder the direction of
n,s Isaac " Fowler Master in Cha will be sold
chants Exchange Wall street. Monday second day of
Noyember 1916 at o'clock the story
and LOT No. Watts north side third house from Sui
Ivan street with two story building the rear The
isn an sey leading to Broome rse said lot 81 f.
IN 'front.' ana rear and 10 IT, IN. deep OBS wsr
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COLMAN'S

EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
- GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WHICH includes his immense stocks of Bosks Paintings
w \nerayings Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
door one flight Of easy stairs having leased the FRS.
oor where every thing will be sold low prices and
many much below the regular prices being DESTROYS clos
ing up az possible his Book Department
Cheap List will soon be those who will bay
nqunntItes.
Purchasers invited call and examine his New Rooms,
No 2o3 Broadway second floor ais eodeys tire
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AucTrOH NOTICES.
...,.,, JACOBS fLATT, AustioS.sr

sseyEkS saLE Asssss s.o.. Of Fancy
"A Goods, Hardware, Glassware, kc-Jacob s. Plat wifi
sell this day. at the auction ROOM Of Piatt Gold
cases and lots being sale worthy the
oil hardware glassware snd fancy goods dealers as a.
OF al descriptions embracing great variety Of
Also aKeneal of Hardware and Cutlery viz
psrys,s Knives and Forks Scissors Shears Drks Pen and
rocket Knives Congress Knives, Southern and Spanish
knives &c, on cards and in dozens. $50 it.rh
JACOB >. rLArT, Auetioneer
(NLAssWAhE-2o cases Glassware OF the following de-
script rms will be sold II O'Clock this day
ton room No 70 Plat of Gold street viz-Fnger
Bowls various Wine Glasses Tumbers eoored and
whe oobies Cordals colored and white Bar Decanters
snS s.bn,n Ta.ons STILES Gus green blue purple
sale peremptory and without reserve. $50 lt.rh
- Il. d: WILLIAMS, Auc'r.
HQUsEHOLD FURNITUkE-On Saturday, slst Octo.
ber at O'clock the entire Furniture contained tbs
ny SOFA, three quarter and full French Chars
Card and Centre Tables dressing and PLAIN Bureaus French
Brussels and Ingram Carpets &c. Lamps Gandoes Look
ing Glasses Cockery and Glassware an assortment of Kch
ca Furniture, with which the sale will commence Cata
lnrues on morning of sale o30 tsrh
ELEGANT NEW CABINET FURNITURE Friday
~ Oct 80, at 10 O'clock the warerooms of VIM Frost
NO l1 Brosdway-The entire stock Of elegant cabinet
yered with rich damask delane sute ete-a
tete uvan and chairs; rch damask covered chairs
hogany FRENCH bedseads bookcases wsdrobes
chairs marble top centre tables oomans sofas
walnut bsdseads marble top serpenne bureaus
rosewood french presses variety of ladies' sewing chairs
new styles Foaire chairs mahogany end walnut rockng
chairs quartee tables. rosewood and mahogany work Ia
bles, marble tops. fncy chairs single double wash
anus marble tops Pembroke tables mahogany hat stands
Also, so rich ormulus and bronze solar lamps,
RTerms-Cssh in current funds. o2Oltsrh
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
THIS delicious beverage made Of the purest and best Cof
fee has gained popularity only Of
the great facility offers housekeeper bachelors by
making with full or less cup Of hot
water milk the paatabe coffee but also by its
riority coffee prepared in the usual way.
The manufacturer having lately attained advantag
in retaining all the favour the confident that
will give satisfaction all who il.
For sale Bunker Co., No - Maiden Lane; w. s. Cor
vim No $50 Broadway; 0assner Young, No 1874 Chatham
j. Gosberger. Chathsm and Centre Scofed
Co.. No. 70 East Broadway; John Milhau, No 1888 Broad
E. II. SZADEDZKY,
o25 1wSre Manufacturer, 90 Murray
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I OST IN BLEECkER street, Broadway, about the
IL l4th instant, Four Seals engraved and Watch
Slide with other seal attached with the letters NJ p
thereon The fuder will receive the above reward
by leaving them at LOB Front stre stais o2s 3s
AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK DIVIDEND.
TNHE American Exchange Bank the 24th inst decareda
Dividend Of Three ts per cent payable to Stockholders
and after Monday. Nov. I'd
o15 8tsrh J. j. FISK Cashier
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The PI1NO-SINGTNG-
ENGLISH

NJ RS MORLEY Pupil ofthe Celebrated Crovilli and Sir
u George Smart Is prepared give Lessons Singing
or Italian and the Piano Forte her residence
able terms Mrs is also ready teach schools classes
In the city or in the country.
- A musical accomplishment, connected with refined
eoueaon 10 the surest passport to society all its various
aetactons and those who wish av themselves
Morley. 40 I'M rrc
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GYMNASIIC EXEKCISES.
w FULLER respectfully informs his friends and the
w public general, he still continues give
structon in Gymnastics his establishment % Ann
To gentlemen residing Brooklyn doing business down
towo, this location will be found and
nomical both time and money.
70 Fencing and SpaIring taught upon the approved
principles o3 meodsrc
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MUSIC.
THE PIANO taught on very moderate
terms, by Lady, who has a perfect know
ledge Of the science, and who undertakes to
Iyx teach il thoroughly with the greatest acy.
Terms-I hree dollars per month.
~ Any lady wishing to instruction will please
ddI ess Music, at the Herald Office o2T lmssrc
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pIIIMROTYPES
GOLD PEN MACHINERY.

GOLD PEN MACHINERY.
THE undersigned oers for sale reasonable terms
veral complete sets Of Gold Zen Machinery perfect
order for nusciuring Diamond Pointed God Pens They
will be accompanied with complete practical Instructions T
~ 3ws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-30

VANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DICTURE Of the Landing OF Columbus painted BY order
Of Congress- exhibiting for a short in the
large saloon Of the Academy Of Design Of Broadway
and Leonard streets.
Open from sA to 10 NJ Season tickets 50 cents; sin
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