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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
'uit and Ornamental Trees.

wuao ornamental Trees.
- h H. FRINGE & co. Flushing, oler the
eyoloes' assortment of Trees OF every class
Fha rohctntraIed in any one establishment
20, ices are vi ine size, ana extra large
''"effes, Apriests, etc. can be sup
n .I os'aiogucs will he sent 10 every post paid
~ ofdefs sent Us will receive particular
oery.d ts'a can settle the point where they can
"a NM, y sending duplicate order. TO US and 10
oct 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
New Fall
AND WINTER GOt

MD NTN1ER GUUTJS
At he4 Big Doors, corner Main and
Monroe SIS.
C RICE has recei we'd his uew stock OF goods com
A1s prisine every article in Tic way Of v inter goods
for ecutlclncus' wear, an Of which viii he made up 10
order IA the mast fashionable manner sold by tho piece
pt yard very cheap for cash.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
My stock m thls way - very large aud good, and !
viii otter them at Hiip'esale or retail at my usual low
ptleesi believing tligt persons Wishing to buy can de-
much better here than elsewhere. VIII only say 10
my old customers and the public IN general give ma 8
look before yoa purchase your winter clothing
/ Big Doors. oct II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
AL1AGA. Mc.

TtST opened this morning direct from the East a
- large assortm9nt of Aipucas, cohurg cloths Para
meta cloth. Orleans do, IN black, fancy and IA oil col
nfs- silk stripe aud PLAN mUhair, cashmere, Ia4ra and
tteron flatdr. Irish Linens. red, yellow tni whtt. tan
nets. SENSENEY & ODE
sep p
TNFANF'f shirts,-reoeiyed this morning some mora
4 ~ those hHe Aeflno and ssAnny %iufants shirts,
oct 10 ~SENSENEY q RHODE9
n MEXICAN Mustard OF superior quality sanufac
IS tafed by Jacob Ninifode Of Hebron, Ohio, a pufa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

FLOUR.
" supply of Triadslphis flour; also 4 few bar.
Nsi'e whea, family hUar, Brownies hrsads,
sssa and for sais by R DICKEY,
Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

g ARTS Green III IL h Kegs, Tor sale by
~a oct PRYOR rAIbh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

= I1Et MArISMS F6E--The India Ruher Porous
~ streHething flasucr VIII stirk cloScr to You than a
brother, II yuu VIII apply ulem well warmed after
washing tue parts dtcc'ct with vinegar, it VIII dive
asay yoFr pains aud strengthen Your wcaHue@s. Sold
by FNRk & Co.
oct IL Alattirsviltc, OHIO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

ObFRS AND PURCHASERS there are
NEW GOODS
L. TIL. JOHNSON, Ire, 276 Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

y by lime IN casks trennant.1 for al
PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

CANRiES-OHr assortment oil Candies u very large
y and viii lie sold Wholesale aud retail as low as eau be
had IN the west. NJ : a.
Oct y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

T. + the sick W'S,l a dlscased stomach restored aud i'm
q pure Stood ce3Hs d, (which Is tine toundati on o. DIS
raScS) without cudangering their constitution, 70 & get
IN. lie le5's n klLlA aud WILD CHEEKY
PiLl.S winch Is the only safe FANNY medicine - he oh
tanned had at NM } ROBES,
oct u corner Union AID Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

!. If b..f cattle at 50 30 a 2'6s PER loo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
CALL ROUND
-nRrASi GOODS.

o. DE NAP, eros dc Swiss, eros Ie Rhinc, Poult
- he Spire, Plaid, Rem aud Fancy Silks, Jenny lind,
Oregon. Gala. and Silks uslre Plaids. Cashmercs. plain
Hrtt aud Fancy, aud a great variety of Muslin d lainesi
and Gi2hanis, TO te had cheap al
septic STONE & TH0MAS
No IG3, lain street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

& WAN SlMUNISs e|eeHrtted cloths and Cas-lmc
~ hlack aud fancy colors for sale by
Get - S ENSENEY & Hob
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

TTOUSE and LOT for salr.-ftie subscriber offers { .
~. sale the house on centre STR et, At present occupied
hy Nj. WIN SMITH and aiIniuinx tho house Of Mr.
SanIofne. The hause is IN ssoi fefGir, contains sovou
rooms aud has every convenience with = 20 foot alley la
HE rear. For terms which Will be liberal. Enquire Of
oct 3 - H.. ChAriINE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

1TRSE, silk and steel Beads-just received a few
a doz OF drali, cherry and black purse silks. Also steel
leads aud Bay Clasps for saiG by y fAlRChlI.D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
pEY

~ Nd OIL CIOTH-w I SrLBt ia JUS, receiving
@A, ne. and large ALT rtiOns 10 HIS stock Of Ingram ami
Nenftian Carr eangs Of ali tbs various qualities an
new patterns, stsn 4, q and Z Floor Ill Cloth, all a
prices as cheap as they can bo found West Of the neun
aims. sep Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
NEW GOODS,

nsy TAYLOR Il MARSH ate now receiving
ava the largest stock Of new aud pretty aaods they
have ever had the pleasure of showing IN tAls city
They have many kinds of goods that are entirely new
and cannot he found III any other house west OF the
Mountains. Can and see them. oct2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

%TYANTED, Fat Hogs, Ginseng, Hol s, Feathers,
W. Timothy and Glover seed, dried Apples AID Pea
ches, Lard, TALL0W, green Apples and Hams.
OCT ~ ii 81 JAMESON.
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isHaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

LATEST FROM TExAs.-The steamship Palmetto,
Captain Smith, arrived from Galveston last even
ing. We received by her full files Of Texas papers
lato as due.
Major John NJ Allen, U s. Marshal for Texas, died
suddenly the night Of the 10Th inst te had been
slightly ndsposed for days, but able t. be
and attend to business up to the evening Of his death
when he complained Of pains in bis body and
bed by his own direction Immediately after which he
lie was native Of Kentucky, entered tho u g. navy
at an early age; M to take part In the Greek revolu
tion, and was with Lord Byron when he died subse-
qusnty he was engaged in the struggle for Texan indie
pendence, having commanded cruiser agsns the Mcxi
cans at enc time, and being Of those who, at San
Jacino, redeemed the fair domain that constitutes
the State OF Texas for FROM the Mexican yoke He
the first Mayor Of Galveston and has since held the
Office several times
Great complaints made against the mail contractor
saya the Houston Telegraph OF the c2d u, that the
mail between this city and Victoria being q horse
mall il insufficient for the convey Of all the letters
and papers whenever heavy mail arrives from the
United States
in consequence OF this the postmaster here has at
times sent letters only, because they of more i'm
porance and value than newspapers the papers have
been detained until the nail was less encountered"
The weather in the vicinity OF Houston during the
early part and middle OF this month said to be
coolest ever experienced In that section Of the country
The extreme cold had been productive Of much sickness
in the interior counespleursy quipsy and other dan
raj Of the Oldest citizens had faon victims.
large portion Of the town OF Ripley says the Hous
ton Telegraph was consumed by e on the 2lst OF Jan
and three children Of the widow Tengop, whose house
was consumed, persisted N the aomes Dugsn's Hotel,
McMllen and Rey nolds large store and the Telegraph
Office, all consumed. Three remsn were killed by
the falling Of timbefs.
letter of late date from San Antonio says the Gal
weston New.. expresses much more encouragement in
regard to the prospect of filling up regiment for Col
Jack Hsys.-Nsv 0rissns Dele, Feb. ~,
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LAW lnteliigcnce.

SUPERIOR CouRr in banco, March g. Decisions! Clark
st ais ps the Merchants Bank. Re argumsnt ordered.
John NJ Dewey W.. John X. Colon and ofhers--New
trial granted upon payment OF costs
Henry Cotheai Us. John Brower-New triel denied.
Stephen Whitney ~. the Mayor, fo.-New argument
ordered.
Cincurr CouRr, March s-Bsfore Judge Edmonds -
Franklin Us. Pendieton.-This cause resumed 10
day, and further adjourned
UNITED STATES Dnrnlcr CoURr, March s.--Beiore
Judge BettsThs United States Us. Geo. gilman, John
Weaver. and 10 others In this case, which in
dctment for revolt all the prisoners found guilty,
after which they were remanded for sentence
The Same U.s. VIM Russell aud John W,iiams The
and indicted for stealing part Of the cargo
ssiing Of some peces Of silk They pleaded guilty and
were also remandcd for sentence.
Same George Txcko.-This ia indictment for
manssughtcr. The case will be taken up tomorrow.
liz CBAScERY-March s.-Before Judge Edmonds.-
n Re, Isaac a. Bigss. John ". Moore aud 7homas
warrant granted affidavit made by jesse Concklin,
charging them with COZ spiracy to defraud. They
ing an examination Of the ea ' Mr. Bn
counsel obtained writ OF hdbeds corpus, AFFIDAVIT
alleging that they illegally detained All parties
appeared before him this evening Upon the sugg eson
Of Mr.. Brady who associate counsel with Mr. Blunt
further proceedings postponed until tomorrow eve.
ming.
COMMON PLEAS, March sth-Beforo Judge DAILY
Elijah p Woodruff aud Others, " Jesse c. Rovan-
This action 10 recover tho value OF 1000 bushels
Of SALT at 81 cents per bushel The defence was the
statute Of frauds; the defendant merely bought the salt
for Morrison & Van Nostrsnd Of West Troy, and the
Pihiutu now soekst 10 MAKE nim Nable. plantln q
tnnsel contends that II the defendant a
guaranty, he could not DO answerabie AZ was not IN
writing Sealed verdict.
Eltsha Darts ps. j. Bepans.This was an action for
tsilor's BILL amounting 10 500. Verdict this morning
CousT 0LrEpAL SESSIONS, March sth.-Before
Recorder Scott and Aldermen Walsh and WaIkcr.Johr
McKeon, Efq., District Attorney-Pisd Of GULLY Al
the opening Of the Court this morning, a young mar
named Peter McMshon placed at the bar on an in
dictment for obtaining money by false rrotences II
having enlisted in the United States service represent
ing himself to be ofsge anil obtaining the bounty money
AMI subsequently, procuring his discharge the Rrou
Of being minor. The accused withdrew former plp
OF not guilty and pleaded guilty whereupcn he was re
handed for sentence.
.dnofhtr Plea Of Cuufy.-Thomas williams indetc
for grand larceny, in having quantity OF bedding an
female wearing apparel, alleged TO be worth Sa6 IN
property Of Bridget AnIs was permitted TO plead guilt
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ALBANY, March 7, lS47.
Funeral Hon@s TO Capt. Morris-Er-P President
Yam Buren,, &c.

The body Of Capt. +. N. Morris arrived in this
city last evening, by the Housatonic cars The re-.
mains of this officer were conveyed TO his late
residence in this city, now occupied by his wife,
| am told that the remains Of Captains Williams
and Field were temporarily deposited in the ar
mory of one of the military companies till the iu-
neral ceremonies of Capt. Morris are over, when
they will be taken to Buffalo in charge Of tho Bur-
gesscs Corps, Of this city.
ExPresident Van Buren, was at Saint Perer's
Church TO day.
Both houses ofthe Legislature will probably ad-
journ over Tuesday next, in order to particip a,e
IN the final honors to the brave and gentle dead.
These honors are often untimey; to the dying, in
anticipation of them, perhaps,
They make eternity Of moments,
And clog the last sad sands of life with tears
To the dead, they are nothing.
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yeA FARM Of MY two acres, most Delightfully."- 81.
T.sf tneted, about five miles from Eiizabethtown NJ J.
s-L comnrising handsome commodious dwelling house
tied WITH marble montics and for
spectsbie family the whole including gardeners house
barns, ice house and other buildings state oil
trees "
The easy from New York, either by the yarious
from jersey City the ferry Ellzabethport whence
q railroad train within hundred yards OF the house
renders thus valuable those doing buaE
this city The greater part Of the purchase money can
for three bond and five cent
WISE u SONS, l72 Pearl street.
Aso for SALE dwelling house No. 3sl Washington
IA lmsr
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~, In az. "'e"Sou W aix months I'm

to petit larceny and sentenced 10 sx monshs I'm,
prisonmsnt In the penitentiary.
TrfaI for an assault and Bstterp-Three Young man
named Francis Veil, Patrick McDsrmo and Peter Car
gravaed assault VIM SCOTT with some SHARP ins,ru
mont the 22d OF February last house in ANTHONY #
The Jury after brief absence returned into Court ana
rendered verdict Of guilty They severslly sen
fenced to three months imprisonment in the penitenr
tiary.
TIisi for Receiving Stolen Goods-Pstrick McCuade.
then called to TRIAL. indictment for receiving
stolen goods In having purchased in the month Of No
vember last quantity Of woollen cloth and other pro-
perry knowing at the time that the said goods had been
stolen. On the part Of the prosecution Mr.. Edward
Evans testified to the fact that piece of cloth
stolen from his store In Broad some goods found In
the store Of and shown to witness idsnt
fed his property At this stage Of the trial. the Sou
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Varieties.
New potatoes have made their appearance upon the To-
bles at the Cincinnati hotels.
The canal at Pittsburgh is expected TO be ready iorbu
sness by the 10th inst Preparation Is making to com
mence running boats on that day
man in Pittsburgh the other day complained at the
police office that his wife had stolen forty dollars from
his trunk The fair delinquent acknowledged taking
but argued that she was entitled 10 half her husbands
money-thsre was $50 in the trunk and she took 60
The sfair settled by the return Of $50 the wife
keeping $40 for pm money.
The Mayor and a number Of the members of the Com.
mon Council Of Mobile have been indicted by rrspd
jury Of Mobile county for opening the ballot boxes that
were entrusted by law to their safe kseping and exam
ming and comparing the lists and tcAsts for the pur
pose Of how the voters had votes
card in the papers, and says that every charge the
indictment is false.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. Is, 1917.
n Dreadful Accident

have time only to note dreadful calamity
which befel two Of our fellow citizens yesterday.
number of mechanics were engaged in re-shin-
Cling one of the large four story warehouse. on
the Levee, mo. 49, when what is called foot
board giving way, two OF them were precipitated
to the pavement, and almost instantly killed
They We're brothers, julius and William Garroux,
the first married man and the father of fami-
ly; the other a lad Of eighteen. Julius caught in
the descent by chimney, and might have saved
his own life but for an attempt to sustain his bro
Their. Two others were in imminent peri! from
the same accident; one caught by skylight, and
the descent Of the other was arrested by gutter.
Argus.
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FLOkENCE UOIJSE

N0. 4oO Broddtcdy, corner Walker Street, w. Y.
%uA JOHN FLOkENCE, Jr, has now completed bis
EM srrsngemcnts for opening the public elegant
ss ana ipacous building above designated snd which he
naa - erected Hotel be conducted on
tuo can plan In addition TO the commodous Restaurant
hs moor, sSoys :psnady furnished with every modern
are nniie- apart nens similarly furnished for hs acc
tnoda ION OF individuals or OF small parties where las Ia
spsttr snsl meal suppliea their cwn hours
0y eqrts on the plan aadedo attached the establish.
p.rment) are some sixty bedrooms sing and donbr with
el.san parors adjonipa-he hole forming frs class h.
tei foi een'mcn to be conducted
hna usoa hithertl unattsnad in this county
trusts mat " ~ unnecessary for him To assure the
public TINT his arder his wines and indeed h;s ,n,,1
nary delHtmont will be OF the kind and
he invites gentlemen who DESTROYS Of Ut the same time
COINS aud o2ad OF either separately to cali upon
as wnere ne VIII be happy to afford them every
Inert. "a 1919
Msrrh >, 1857. me m'ic
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FOR. SAT,E.

A One of the besutu and desirable residences
ed the State OF Connectcnt, situated in the city
aA Norwich corner Of Washington and Yantic streets,
residence Of VIM e Gilman Esg. by whom the house
built and the grounds laid There about five acres
ofaOd covered with elegant shade and with
varieties Of fruit Trees goosberes curants rasberrics
strawberries, &c
The scenery ron the grounds beautiful and picturesque,
eQua To any state The house very conye alent
with wells Of excellent and falling water on the
premises aud the place combines every thing make
OF the most delightful residences New England aud Of
ers rare opportunity gentleman Wishing beautiful
country seat.
For rns aud further apply TO Charles Addous
ESQ., No. 20 Granite Building Broadway and Cham.
BEES street. or TO the subscriber the premises.
W. G. WHlTRID0E.
NorwIeh rep lO B4I. f12 im,rc
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Police Intelligence.

MARCH s-.7yrest Of a Ress>ver Of Stolen Properly
by the Of Lewis Slatorinsky, who keeps second
hand clothing shop at No 90 Orange street charge
of buying four silk dresses land velvet Dress valued at
near $l0o which no purchased for Sc from two black
thieves called Anderson and Wants who are now In pri
for burglsrously entering the dwelling house OF
Mr.. John Quinn, No so East Broadway, about week
ago. stealing the above property thsreirom On search
ing the person Of the accused several pawn tickets
found the proceeds Of which have been obtained from
the pawnbrokeIs by the above consisting of a
bl ok cloth overcoat several remnants OF black
CLOTH two pieces Of Cashmere also one striped do for
which an owner is wanted Apply to MIR Stewart the
efficient clerk of police at the Tombs Justice Drinker
| committed the accused for examination.
a JupenHe BurgLsr-A boy by the name OF John Car.
roll alias Ephram Pate was arrested Sunday night by
officer Braoy, Of the 7 ward, on charge OF BURGLAR
ously entering the coal Office Of james Tisdale Co,
No. lsl Cherry street. Two other boys, his accom-
plices escaped from the officer by Jumping over the
lence. Committed by Justice Timpson for trial
Caught on the Jump--A black fellow, called Matthew
Panony, was detected last night in the cabin Of the
schooner Condor the rascal having extracted from the
pantsloons pocket Of Captain Henry ClaTvIle purse
containing ~ cents also bunch of keys, all OF which
found the person of the accused upon his arres
by officer Gregory, of the 7h ward Locked for trial
Countsrtet La6eis- Officer A. w c. Smith, one Of the
attaches at the lower police arrested yesterday man
y as on a. "Sns e. u,cs br~s
wherein he stands charged on the affidavit OF Seth W.
Fowe, Of No 1853 Broadway Of ereitng labels pur
porting to BIO Dr. Wisar's Balsam Of wild cherry for
disease the lungs which labels said to be
eits Of the legitimate bslsam sold by Mr. Fowle The
accused was detained ior examnauon ana subsequently
bailed in the sum Of $1,000 for his appearance at
Shop LVfers at work ogain-Two decently dressed
fellows, wearing cloak entered the tailoring
occupied by Mr. James A. Clark No SO Blocker street
about o'clock Saturday morning last while the boy
was sweeping out and cnquired for Mr. Clark. for the
purpose OF having suit of clothes made. The boy left
the for moment to fetch Mr. c. and in his absence
the rascal IN the cloak stole piece Of cashmere
tanning IS yards valued at $780, and left the store The
other remained and asked Mr.. Clark what he would
charge to make pair OF paDtaloons and then followed
his companion. The property was not missed until O
few hours Afterwards when too late 10 obtain any
of the thieves
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For SALE

liza ATHREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street. between
E4 the 2nd and ID Avenues. 1t is we'll finished and
. pete with the latest Inprov including kitchen
range, sink cold and ba hs water closets &C. Italian
aroie menties throughout the house yard of fifteen
fect in front verands and French windows The house
enc OF row OF sx houses tho south SIDE OF the
For further particulars apply TO VYsE K SONS,
II lmsr i72 street
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CUSTOM ROUSE, NEW YORK.

CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
- Collectors OFF Ice, March I'd, l8i7.
OICE-fersons having goods the public store, No.
80 Washington street. notified that the 3st March
All goods remaining in said store will be removed TO
inc united States Bonded Warehouse Of Bro dway
ana Exchange Place at the rsk and Of the
consignee agent.
ms t.lstrc &. w. LAWRENCE, Cslr
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FOX SALE CHEAI

"a Ia RURAL LIFE. fronting the beautiful Rnritsn
15 Bal, andng full aud view from the High
& lands Of Nevesink to the Narows. Large and small
fm improved and uni~Proved property the pur
perry.
Aso, fourteen valuable building lots West Bloomfield
Ponrtop adjoining the Methodist church
pos,te the New Epscops Church. ferns easy. Persons
desi Of retiring from the healthy location
where along the shore all information dsIfed by
let or 10 w q HAYNEs Key Port, Monmouth county,
New Jersey. f26 Inns re-
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TO DENTISTS

,.,,,,, . To DENIISTS.
hE subscriber has lust received cement (witbout mer
h Ior Milling teeth invented and recently improved
~ IA " ho hss surgcsl Dentists in the world II be
20 De ne best article of the kind ever offered TO the
pro'es"on' For sale stths Dental Depot Of
JOsEPHT MURPHEY,
Orders by mail AGO yips ii c.n h. 90
As'A'A sAPs"' i23 msrh
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.SMgs BARGE FOR sALS-A freight barge of about
,pXr pv at 40 Wall street basement ofI;c. r. Sw
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ASk WANTED immediately, good Shin a, RsIT
~ m,rs t. X. COLLINS, s. South Ct.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Calculation Forty Thousand.

DAHL HERALD-Every Gay, Price senx per copy-$v
70 per annuIa--payabie In advance. - 80
WEEKLY HERALD-Eyrry Saturday-Prcs 81 cents
Per copy-s l2x csnts per anpum-payabls in advance
HERALD FOR EUROrE-Eysry Steam Packet day
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Publisbsd on the
LIST OF January each yearsingle copies sxpence each
ADVERTISE Vents at tbs usual prices-aiways cavh
In advance. Advertisements should be written IN plain
legbe The Proprietor will obe responsible Tor
orrors that occar thom. . =, a., , .
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch . ,
All letters or ,tons by mail, addressed &C the
esta shmen post pid or the Postage will 90 do
Quoted from the suh,cri,aion money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEW YoRK HERALD EsTABL;sHMENr,
North w est corner of Fulton aud Nassau streets