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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

ln book entitled History OF churches ian
New York, We iud some curious facts ,ri,e,e
are two floating churches iu, or mther out al
ne city aad one church spiritually snoat. that
- church OF nO particular denomination
F"uf churches have gone over from one de-
nomination 90 auothcr--cleVymen conefcps.
upu, church and all Some church cIiGTcs
nave been pui Go very base usss. sud among
'"'m "e hnd that one has been prison and
+" riiins school, snd Is now a post Office auo-
,htf - an eating aloOn another wss ira~.d
l'' a nu~euiu another q seed store apotbrr
was n~ed as a barracks ior s1ldiefy and am,
Wtf. which wa, doe scene OF contention a.,
y'a's. JAS become public stable. 4 IT,,
'i' was reformed intoa chunh b. ut l,ss .t,,,',.
"'5'"en'ed into pchumery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

The female portion Of our community icing re.
quently se than the other diseases Of the Lsngs
aud Chesi, a. Coughs &c.we would recommend them Ia
read the advertisement, OF Mr.. G. Brinekerhof. sao.
ther column. concerning hts health Restorative Having
been the Of curing maay of tie mos, beauiigui
and interesting OF the from the attacks Of
disease n hs. the favor sud influence OF The lsics
freely bestowed upon any article which engages ,he,'
Interest
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05
NOTN.R''

MI, 20 't ocr. or ssissc whole ~ that y.I.
, ., "'tNoty thc property % hsn,rden Zss. p,
49,. TX y, lafi 'n town lois I'm u..eh ia, -. -;
~ az OF iHc city. portion Of tbis f,o,...s..
1900 "n'r'iisiciy ia mont % Waf-f .tr~rs, -.
"'F it' ono River, aud there - ereefrt an, ~,
~ tf'''y valuable ware hoIse aie, s,,rx "a -
a'sp TRACT Of land cnataininr 49,, -.
eia i"'i3 scfos or upwards, Icing tp,ae,Is.,.I.
aNa aHJ1ihing the city, siOut one hunarel -, ~
~ y fieh au afahir land. IA. balance b a.
~" "hhnE 90 slime Goa. sad ard Supposed ~ h.
Siss-. - =" ''N ah'see
, 'i-it- Nishiug % pufshssc win aAisess slte
r' h'ihs near the CITY 0f f.osYi~ Es,ssaekx y.
N''"i- sAMI III CffuREflfff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

We happy to hear that Mrs. Col. Wat.
son, whose husband was killed at Monterey
70 20 receive a half pay pension ofs37 a month.
Care must be taken of the soldiers a. we'll az
oihesrs widows; bat how much will Il take
- month to wipe Cot the anguish thai is now
Taukling iu their hearts;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05
SUB TREASURY

we were an The Custom House Yesterday
when the door OF the Sub-frcasiiry was mn
locked. aHd behold lhrn was not a dollar of
speeic'in the whole plscc.-N. Y. Jour
Com
The y. Y. Sun, q neutral paper. remarks.
All gone 20 MeNicol Anl unihing to do ian
the Sub-Trcasury Office The pay COWS ON
however. Work or no work, Mr B1nck gets.
his pre- hoHsgId year; aud thousands ,taOys
are paid TO the clerks, cartmen, porters anil 4,
borcrs, with the low yitc horss vot spheak
ie low Dutch like a pooA"-from Sghoharie
mountains. They as we'll as his sous in the
Custom Huusc, and all the hands. are maid
| Pnnciualiy- every Saturday night, we believe.
! II there - no money in tho iron chests, some
OF the merchants paying duties. are ordered
I 10 bring Ia oid huJ eIgt,s aud these are psid
out To the office holders in Sub-Tfcasury Is.
ADJUSTMENTS, and the other.government Offices.
/ Their pay in gold is secured by the Sub-Trea.
i sury law; But Is gold more plenty among the
I people. j. gold as plenty among the ueoplt
"a among tlic office holders Not al all. Tor in.
/ oiiCe holders who do not sell il to the Bro.
kers, To bc sent 10 Mexico. take the specie
and hndc II away. The stockings aud chime,
F.. corners OF iiIc Government employee, in thu
Schoharic mountaius will b. stuffed full al
gold halt eagles ia year or two, IL the Sub
treasury lasts. The oil Dutch government IN
Euupe; all have Sab treasures. and the r;el
people OF ihos2 countries, aud the Office -hol
d'rs, hi le the gold and silver in stockings o
bury II ia the ground instead ol using IL 1,
puiii factories, railroads and new house., o
To make work for the poor man. The poo
Dutchmrn can iiul yer, little employment i,
ilirir own counlTirs.--.f hey have To resort Il
ihc poor house., when tn, rich Stb-trrasur.r,
pay ship owners Ia carry them To this country
without d cent IN their pockets This Is tn,
system that makes the rich richer anl IA.
poor poorer. The late hiug of HOLLAND. VIII,
aaceudci tia throne in poverty. kept Sub
treasury ,--he WAS ~ close, aud lived 80 poor
", That hls subjects thought his iron ch,,l
were empty. But az lis death be- Icft lively,
militnns OF pounds, or about sirig millions NJ
! doHuTs Had tbs property bccn used n cs
: llbllShtnS tdctou :. mills &c, 60 give work
To ihc poor. all Holland would have brcom
la prosp. rows. happy country. 1, is now III,
rr'crs". The present hing j. like lis father
50 with other Dutch coultrG,. There Sub
treasures have cast blighiius influence, upor
: ue people. Confidence j. gone Distnls
dnl suspicion. which prompt ihc hoaniins 81
specic-the great ilcas in which. the Sab
treasury orginated-haVc peralyzcd bushes
b and Industry. This - ihr system noe coin,
b into operation iu llis land 81 M free an,
hyHs " ne brant'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05
sUGARcANE cuLTURE-Th. Albany

SUGARCANE CULTURE. The Albany
(Gtogia) Patriot, at the Iih inst. s,,.
'Wcarc pleased see that agricultural pursuit..
are becoming diversified ever succepiipg
yesg Many experiments ere bling male o.,
moderate scale 10 the culture of Sugar Can,
So hr o. we have heard. complete s,rces.
has attended every experiment.. The climate
aud soil oi thls section Of country seems we'll
adapted to it- gn1wth =, has been uncom
mon to make one hundred doilan worth of
sugar mo.os,,s and syrup lnm e. siugl, srf,
oi plue isud wciI mannlcl We hppe within
% Ir0 E.-r io .'c nHf arutrs ttppltiue Qua
own market tni iumisliuga surplus ,oIr,
nufl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

The undersigned Acknowledges the receipt
OF Nineteen dollars aud fifty cents a. the a.
walls ol benefit given by the "hotmoneOns
ioI the use OF the DOrcas society.
ANN b. LIST, Treasurer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05
ANOTHER nnATInsr !

ANOTHER BOAT LOST. The officer. o1
We steamer Tempest, which boat srrireJ last
evening. iearncd II Cairo. ff,.fo pas.spge,. oo
we sirsHisr llaui Times. from New Orlesp,
shat ibe steamer Msgc from Louisville. ami
s !. Tor Memphis, struok a snag 40 plum
F I, on tl'e evening OF the 26thLfhe .s,,.e
'b sfhk ihat caused ihe loss oC tbe To-.
O"f"in-and sunk 70 the boiler d.sk ~,
and caTgo are said 10 h. lost. 81 I0pf, r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

4 DISCOYERT 1.-The receipts from tho
tolls on the New Nofk Canals have increased
largely and regularly every year, we believe.
since they wen, into operation. Our govern
mcnt paper, the Union, which surprises the
public every day 10y some new exhibition
at astuieness, has discovered that the increase
in thc canal revenues this year has arisen
from tlr new Tariff which il to 20 into.eIl,ct
next DECEMBER. But oar official journal. en-
dued as II ought be with rare attributes. pos.
~essrs the high faculty OF prophet a. we'll a.
that OF an cXpnuudcr ia which lhc lor,per)
character II lately has lately put forth the pr.
d'ction that the Democracy of Pennsylvania
will soUn settle down the tariff of lSi6p Or
was THIS, which 10 COMMON apprehension
seems prophecy intended mthcr ~ = specimen
OF the D,lphic faculty. with which also the
government editor is largely endowed. aud
meant when rightly interpreted, that the tsr
Ili OF lSih having gone go ihc bottom. the
Drm"cracy were settling down on iu Either
way u neafly eclipses the revelation oi the
causc Ut thc increased canal revenue. - Nat.
Intel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

CAPTAIN WALKER. 1t !, reported hat
Captain Walker bad his gallant bsy" shot
from under him by cannon bail: hat ia fall.
Ing, one ct hi- legs was undrf ihc horse that
ihe Mexican lancer, wen close upon him.
bat To avoid falling into their hands. be ore
tended to b. dead until they had passed One
ct them. however. approached Witha poizrd
lance, to prove " neither there was life left ian
ihe b'dy, Walker eyeing him ell the TIM.
The moment the McNicnu's horse was within
hi- reach. Jumped up sci1ed thc rcins. dropped
thc lancer from lbs siddle with hls uueInng
FIVE shooter. then Jumped into the siddle him
sc!laui joined his regiment. of" saws the
Flag. the gallant captain has lost his stccd
Che ladies oi New Orleans wilt have anuther
opportunity Of tcstiying their oppfobltion Of
bis conduct"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05
sONs on TEMPERANcE

In our columns will b. found the vto.
g'amme OF ihe proceedings the Sons Of Ten,
pcunce in this city to-day. The service. in
'he VI t. Church, will commence at ii, nr,.
sis'ly previous TO which time, pcr,ons " IN
y ~ attendance so conduct citizens 10 ,est.
reserved Tor them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

GtMiEl. NEEf. has Just receives, fc.h stock of The
~ following Kind of-sw-.
Hoe 10. ra'eu Ground cas-, steel Min saws
VIM. Rowland's Mi and cfo-scui do.
Joinstoi's cS>i steal circular do.
Cast steel Hard saws Ut the n,o-t approved amPS--
also vcy fine spring steel pnlisted asS. These rawr
are IN ~ tho Cii,. ttp-e ishine know their
eellcnccs viii BE- referred those 30 have tiled them
Nov ).
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05
RIVER NEWS.

EEruRrED ny G. u. BERRY
10 lcct q inches water iuihc channel--risin z
ARRIVALS ASD DEPARtuHU
Ot Bouts for the tdsf ~ hour. sadiu, y,,,,y.
day 40 ! o'clock, u. ~
Arrived.
Wisconsin. Grace. Cincinnati.
Clipper No ?. Crooks,
hibcrnis, Bliueiclter, Pittsburgh.
HUDSON, Ebbef,
Swatam, Jacobs,
DEBATED,
Wisconsin, Grace, Pittsbu.rh
Hudson. Ebbcu. :.
htbcmia, klineielier, Cincinnati.
Swststs, Jacobs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

THE LADIES WREATH is the name OF
new aud attractive Magazine, published la
New York, devoted TO Literature, Industry aud
Religion, ediI.d By Mrs $ I. Martyr. The
seventh number Is before us, very neatly exc
cuted, presenting handsome array OF contri
buttons by several distinguished female wri
tiers. The Magazine promises TO be well sus-
tanned, aud TO be au agreeable aud useful al
diiion TO our monthly literature Terms. 81.
NlsCoNSlN.-Thc progress OF this terri
iory las been maryeIIously rapid. The FOL.
lowing table shows the rate OF Increase.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

4 LIVING SKELEToN-I,binge,b,
e' 90 Bos'en Heiadhi. quarter over al, =.
'"s boo'c b"twa, Obliged 70 rrno,. .. u.
'.H.il ' 'at seHri .n,d bin. toa m,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

We were without mail from the east
yesterday. until il was necessary that Largo
proportion OF our matter for this morning.
paper should so into type. We find butliul,
OF interest in looking at pu bic events thai
would be reasonable as matters for comment
Of TINS moment, except our collision ith Mex
leo, aud wo therefore prefer submitting to our
readersa dull paper, than 10y indiscrect WI
ting 20 ieoraniize public interests, or assume
grounds and sumi,es unwsrantable. The
time i not yet, as ve think when the public
Is body, as a whole. con feel the full nfany
OF those in power; but it is fast approaching.
The deeds are being done, and the hand-wri.
ting will soon appear on the wall
R0SALIA.--A young writer, not without
talent, has sent us tale entitled "Rosalia :"
based upon the recent tragedy at Richmond.
IL Is too near the facts for a tale, aud too lar
from them for relation of facts, in case
which has already consumed too much of the
public attention. We have tailed to mike
comments upon that matter, as have done
most OF our brethren of the quill. because we
considered 1t one Of those cases which fur
nish deep. dark, damning stain upon the
page Of social lie. that il were better were
forgotten than rcmembered--onc that we, al
least, wish not 20 remember We may re-
mark that We have often thought with rome
regret upon the freedom OF mingIing aud com
menting ia the fashionable lite ol the eastern
cities and the uping OF French iolies ant
crimes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

"A 4 AtCTloN-pn Thursday mourning the Siil dsN
A& of November 1896 n %, O'Clock, VIII sril large
aud general assortment ct ses-onac DrN Co just
ccNcl ffOa fbSdclpliis. The complete
and viii be soid positively without reserve.
Nov.S W. >. WiCkiAN Auciionecr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

HElDELpuRG;s new Novel by G. T. L. isn'e.s
Charles ~ rrel or the hitter iipod
Cof-c dc Leon the Bfigand
Forest DAYS,
AsncOuft
DESTINY the Chiefs Daughter, The Precedent psreh
tcf ny q. nrcmcr, The Ncighlor- ~ 10. ssuc, Genr
We've 10y Alex Dumas, Catherine tsc at New
York. The Elder Sister the tnfukcn rfoRi.c, TIE
Young rIima nounS ~ Mrs. Grey.
The Gambler Wifc
Confessions of Pretty Womt1 by Miss Pardoc. The
Eush Ranger ot Van pcimAn's iSnd. III. Commando
of Mssb by Engcnc sue, Woman's Rev ny Mfs. Non.
ton, The man OF Fortunately MIS- Gore.
AgAihoma
The Bifthright
The Lone star Ta'c "f TcNns. The Rights labor ~
Gavin Colon, The Diamond Neck l.Sre l., Ann : ste
ph-is, Gahrice Mman~o Aicmtt sssassinatc
Lous Philippe. Old Cru Nest or Outlaws OF the IIud
.on Lives OF fe'ons, Scenes in the Rocky Mountains
by y New Highlander, our Amy ihc RIO Grandc by
H. H. Thorpe. GfSam's, Cody Co'umhian \. y lilus
ua'd aud Ns'lonai Magazines. Nov. nouihy aud som
anew Novel by Dickens, IN authenticated .epofi 81
tc ualot Nycrr aud Others far the murder 81 u. VI.
Hoy with the speeches of Council aud "tic Letters IN
ml.' just received nj ELLIS
NovJ nj Maa street.
g LATEs, sLATEs--i cs-c each OF No- %. p T. 5, g,
~ and German Ssiss ct the l-s quality, Just rceetV
ed aud offering al the lowest rScs. caii and hy
Nov J. a a. HONEYMOON.
ALSO all sizes Of the heavy Penn-yivanis States a
very superior article, 81 hand aud for sale BY
J. a. T. HORNHROOk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05
SONS or 1EMPERANcr

lIr Meeting Of The Sons Of Ts.on.r.,,.
WI iske place Ibis evening CThursl,, la,
',"k 90 ibe NJ. = Church. precisely
To- clISrHs sre invited fo aiisy5
IlluS HOENBRO0k
thfifnrs o. Co.a f..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05
ICON mnnicni,d.D

(COmHUhicdiod.)
- MH, EpIroR The CuRoNo. rurH sysTr~ ~
curing d-eaec precisely tic which nr. TEy ior
advanced Ia hi Preparation ct She Lverwori Rat
IAN. and recent English has only given idcr
eirculaon io his IDEAS This medicine acts the sts
ten simply Though very powerful ~ ~ naiurcl by
trolling the circuiaton and reducing the temperature Of
Diseased parts. Sin-ularl Too. te with the
most perfect safety 90 infants snd Ter
feet SPECIFIC tr Coughs and Colds while a. prc-cfiis4
particularly tOr bronchitis. Consumption aud Liver
paint ON this principle Nv The % the genuine Pal
sa az liVeTwort. prepared At the ofhcc US Bowcry
friend, NJ Isaac baidW 40. az Orange, y j. snire
~ cured Of consumption add splitting of hood which
fact matter ut duty, lee made adavii eiOrc Com
missioner Towncf aud gave u Ca The rocior. ZrSo.
JAMES BAKER Agent,
Wheeling. We.
OK REELS Packing yam az hsnd and Gof .aiehy
@sS Now. u BERRY. Wafer ~.
a Prs. Yawl ard sam .osr. on hand and for sale
~-@eS By & II BERRY.
y m DoE Red Corsis and Plough Lines on baud
- 49, which VIII he sp'd tow for cash Ia
NOV I. & " BERRY, Wa'cr street.
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BoARDoF TRADE.

COMMITTEE on Commerce for NJrc@ber.
=. McLALLIN, $50. M'LUBE, ". >. wIckHAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-05

pRooM WIRR-T'he subscriber la, just received
- large stock 0f broom " nc resiucel price.
SAMUEL. NEEt..
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WHO ALMANAC FOR Iel7 o,.,I-,

WHO ALMANAC FOR l~t7.-Gr~cls,
Mcfimth have already issued the Will
Almanac iuf 1917. II emb,dirss great ,,r'
y ol inloImatlou, apart from ihe usual Gallon
laiious, The Orgon Treaty. with tbr on
est correspondence; tfuthiul relation Of nm.
origin end prDgWss OF the war with n yiro
,be new Tann Law, the Sub rrcssur, 80
cod ihe vcio.i River end Hurbor Bill d.
iiuu icfuus. Sc.
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AFFAIRs ~ III FARInHNT 49,

- y 7 " y ~ TTIs1I " INT
---' AHa bth"tf mdH confined 10 Hi1rry and
tr0nrH % b. girfa iH m1rriIge" mr. ~ ,...
hrrrs1 iH Harriugc. the tex nos, 80
MaHlcd in tbe United States Cyu.,il.,r 49,.
Monterey, California. hy iuomts % LII,
4 $ Consul James William. of O.. ~
arieuu county, S'ata of Missouri. ll N,.
Mar Patterson, 0i jackson county N, 49,.
Hrus ~ Brighton. Monroe count, -,
sci. 81. Nt- B.g-.it SIaHirn of IT, -,
louoif, AIsansis- .lil ani,u. D.. Calico.
va tls R1.ky M01uHirt.
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Tvs.

a FEW fine wooden Caps G,r zir,-. something very
- q Extra and cheap JS 4 lIOINBHOOk.
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STOCKING

w ~ ~ AC IoRl-JoHN ECKHART Rr.ne,,e,f,
thsf b. 'c eiiikcus OF Wheeling and VEINS,
ur,,,,, ~, Nr- 10 Manufacture STOCKINGS. nhrts s.t
~, -, -, Ilpt'i"f quality. Whist i,s 4. tl,ntIri
,n,i 80, -, ~ re same. lie wiz rrrafser Lrsn a.
tl,is 49, - van hos ever htcH Riaaur.e,.rra -,
Western Bank 81 VifgiiSa - 'Ff"-"e TIE North
ocg -, 7iu.
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a NEW ARTICLE

a. Sr tTfoNNRY-rcrry L Ca rSeat Fia~ie
- Bahs- m>'a ius'csd of ia sirtp fpf holding "a
lands y ns' stiiy placed ropd racket - "a or ar
Of maps tn,s, rausr. - ho'dng hem hfv,ly suI ~
cfcis saving iile iiuc and tfpBhie IT ku.. small a.
s"Ftncnt. together wrl fresh supply ~ fSnts aud
staple stationary. jusi received AND i,r sac 3,
Wv v NO 4! lHoMifoN. Iuion =.
RufFALo EoBEs ~, received and Cpr sac low a.,
Nov I.
GHhWGE. Embroidered Canton craze. rrn,ed Ter
~ te'r Ca.lincfe Sud four faced Brooio swsws the
newest oai aud very chsapsl HEtsKELI'S
nREss Goons, Cauil'isn. Terlerri Tlnc,. s,,o,,
- sir sud W"ol Gasa and tjr,-or Plaid. n, ~ ~,
aud ehdfcs dfceS; 90. Cashmere fioirs ard Pnnir
CA-hmeres Of al descriptions. jrsi received 4,
IIRIsKELLs.
GILKS. Rich risia fevsp'inc. ,cr, rrl, s,ek ri,li
Shd Stired Siks, laid SIN fuf huunc' lining AID
90 a, iiFl..t.it ~ Sp
SuNnRY GOODS Plaid r,,,red ot a,...o.l a.,
- bfocade Ginsianis Silk uci Poicrirrs new, sti
e- Fancy C,s,s's Tar Giwr, Sc. &c.; iofchcr W.
e"n' cie s"ck - fall AID WINTER f, roui. A. rfrr.
no'a o. W HglsKrLL.
T.7RENCH School nooks-B oln,s,.' Io,i,.,., r,.,rh
- Gtsmmsr Nd'lck's Ccmctr'-. Firniins ard IT,
i.s Urii"hsfy. JHsi rrf~isssi ard 80 sale y,
Nov no u T1ioMrsoN. fnlon =.
To 'iH' i,mFs-if you wish go SIC sone'hn. d,,i
"''l "v's IN SIZE way 81 bfcss s1s c1il At
AGO t' r'eccs ~ super dnrd Cashmere
sa -uIrfinf spun stli .-'fifclt new a. vstV hsrd. ,
"N EHrosns corner Main and Madison -
LssdtN'u MrrtS"rs Received tbis fs, t., r,o,
- hne a's"ftnirui 90, al qHaiitirs sad raot. al
sEIBYS
WM ROWLhND'S MILL SAWS.
w 80. NiH and Gross saws. jist fcect,sdir
orr ANDGREEg.
ID. w. ElEISKELL
~ SIh - LILY announcer that on Nopd,, p.,,
- N"s "a. - WI receive prf Exprs.s" co., -
- sa.i.i,ul 40 rsffiuiy scicriId sssarttrfnf az
~ 49, ~ le, ei affss goods, such - Fisid siik.
- 'isi- iish t8sbnsfsr, Tefkcfsl and osts, pt.is.
sl.d 'hiiafen's Dfs-s-s, tossIhsf with rr.ss
l W lsSfl ara staple guuis ~ fskss pleasure ~,
~ i'' ie'fs That he has succscsird u bufrhsaiuc
~ a,sfftpiious Of ED,is, which afo entirely new
ii"n on Mohdsy usAt ., \,
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ALMlNlls 80 -.

IWF w.s.f..r- t.s iasi rHifstef us r.,,,.,.. 49,,
t " - i-f. rsifuistsf =, &c..
ffHs..'. n " HsiDH aF offers 10 So ere. -.
tiHE. rHII tffs inff..i fsisss 81 -. -, 60 -sA'
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NJ /. EASTMAN.
PRODUCE BROKER.

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FIRE IRONS & TEA TRAYS.
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m roE Rel Cors.s and Plough I.ires on baud
- which win be sn'a low for cash hy
J I. & " BERRY, Wa'cr street
The Columbian fountain., 1846-11-12
Hardware! Hardware.! Hardware!! u!

r.. WHEELER, Penn Avenue, near 7th street.
HAS just opened an entire new and well select
IL ed assortment of Hardware, Cutlery and
Fancy Goods, which he offers for sale at whole
sale or retail, on as accommodating terms as they
can be had in the district.
His stock consists in part of the following arti-
cles Rogers & Sons and others Table Cutlery
in complete sets, Ivory, Buffalo, Buck, Bone, and
Cocoa Dining, and Desert Knives and Forks, Ger
man Silver, and Britannia, Tea and Table Spoons,
Penkniyes, Razors, Scissors, Nut Picks, and
Crackers, Cooks, Butchers Shoe and Carving
Knives, Shutters and Trays, Plated, Steel and
Brass Audirons Shovels and Tongs, Shovel and
Tong Stands and Tenders, Tea Trays and War
ters, in sets and separately, Belmetal and Porce-
Ian Preserving Kettles Iron, Tin Tea Kettles and
and Stove Pans, Ovens and Lids, Pots, Skillets,
Griddles and extra Lids, Iron Furnaces, Potatoe
Steamers, Mortars and Pestles, Warhe Irons, Sad
Irons, Skimmers, Ladies and Forks, Coffee Mills,
Sfters, Bread Toasters, &c., Shoyels, Spades,
Forks, Hay and Straw Knives, Axes, Hatchets,
Hammers, Saws and Planes, Cut, wrought and
Horse Shoe Nails, Cut Tacks pat. Brads and Spara-
bles, Rim, Cottage, Mortise and Stock Locks,
Closet, Cupboard, Till, Chest, Trunk and Pad
Locks, Mortiset Stop, Knob and Thumb Latches,
and Bolts, Table, Butt, Parliament, HI. l.. 4 Strap
Hinges, Palmer's pat. Blind Hinges, to faster
back and to Farnham's pat. Window Blind fas-
teners, Common and Axle Sash Puleys and sash
Cord, New England Co. Wood Screws all sizes,
Sofa Springs Bed Screws, Castors and Furniture
Knobs, Curtain Bands and Pins, Iron and Brass
Han and Coat Hooks, Single and Double Barrel
Guns and Apparatus, Brushes, Combs, Buttons,
Needles and Pins, Shoe Thread, Cotton, Worsted,
Diaper, Boot and Straining Web, Curry Combs,
Horse Cards, Wool Cards, Ok, Trace Halters,
Backband and Dog Chains, Brass, Copper and Iron
Wire, Round, Flat and Square Iron, Hoop and
Band Iron, Nail Rods, Burdens pat. Horse Shoes,
Carriage Springs, Wagon Boxes, American and
English Blister, Cast and Sheer Steel, &c., &c
All of which, he will sell as low as can be had
at any regular Hardware House in the city.
Washington, Nov. 4, l845.