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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

sr-siy framed by VISITING Archey' Free museum of
Ling Carissues a. John-st near brosd~sy - % nss
~ On rad he most varied selection ne n.s Ssel -
80. 81 10 oter selected BY great research ION ~
~ r. sohe without regard 70 cost Among nc .a'1y
= 80 .om- very choice imported Cznsres ana =. v.ne'
s-,-tsn sud domestic Singing Birds, faros tSckAioo'
E,y7.b cod Ard silver Phessans, bsfnoo1r ro~s u
sy-ry rare ae.crpton swans, se~ioond snd poss Me-
&C.,. So.ni-i. Fancy aac sporting scoicn 1nl EnssH
800. -b-ti.nt Poui-s Fancy Pigeons kc Co,nmanF
100. ssi, ~ al TN. meet with prompt stsnuor from
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DISEASES OF THE UTERUS

DISEASES OF THE UTERUS
rI,HpfR SYMPTOMS CAUSES, PREVENTION AND
i CURE are admirably treated 10 Dr. DIons work On
Woman ard her Diseases from me Cradle 70 me Grave
The -ofk entities Dr. Dixon the hacks Of every good
~ ir fbs ~onmunity NeW-YOrk Albion
A Popular Treatise addressed 10 Young Men, contain
nr csmoiee review u the csus@s, symptoms and ueai-
meat Of early decay ami excess and every Know disease
iu language. adapted 70 every reader. FOR sale ~
90 isf DEWITT \ DAVENPORT, Tribune onl.olnss,
RICH ENGRAVINGS.
a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of me hnest french $40
\ yag.,6 Inc and fezzount sngrayings Autographs and
.tldies colored aud plain For sac By
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4 B.PAINER,- BUSINESS MEMS ALMANAC
\ for 80 Containing m1cn mailer - 40 NeinsIy
flm, volume VI - pa1esl said 10 De t1e very pes co
r-rituu u .rs and .sfiscs ever issued from NE ASi-
n PES. pu oshed and for sale a. PaLHsss Adyefns
s-sory Tribune Buildings. S-wYOrz snxe copy =
- q n.r dozen - per 100 80 per 100 fof sac
Nv hoos er, store keeper sx1us &c inrooxh
o.lt ~ United States. CsDsds- he 90 ~.
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X { KEMP. Aacuoueer.
FANCY GOODS, RICH FURNITURE, &c.

| u WitnO1i reserve, by csizlogae. TOMCkfON, les
0cocx. 81 Ssesroom Nsss ssst opposite TIE Custom
Hoose-R c KEMP VII eel as shove very aRe and
tsntsoue assortment ~ oo1 mahogany and blsck
~suut psrior chamber s,d 1lrins trusr~ n
which Is very rich ard handsomely carved. Alec, very
Chinese fancy goods china snc silver ps.so Ac Aso
psPer msehe center tables tesays srt nesreens beau
unay nsid VIII Pearl q splcndh rev sty es upys
eruxec esnd-sbrs frsneh mArle clccss, china rs and
coffee sess Bohemian and cuts ivory shs cat
cry see nrcse'A SOAR lamps, girsncoes sdes Nzrrsn~d
vorS hcres portable writing d-sks chiy carved ivory
ehessaer. tea csdcieskc. CsiloSres he morning Il
sale. ds ils
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THELEAp1NG AMERICAN PERIODICAL


SUPERIOR TO ALL Look At them and make ihs com
- ganson. preses ht f,r 81 seasons. Godeys Lsdys
Book FOR January, 1919 Edited by Sarah Hale, Grace
Greenwood and l.. A Cooley. As goes the January mum
Der Of this Magazine goes the yesr II contains articles
hy the most approved literary writers of the day.
The embellishments are 1ch.
The Dawn Of Love-A splendid mezzotnt, by Walter
ged 10 be he best mek1ouno engrsveF IN me
country-wbich the January number viii prove
Tablesux Of Life-Engraved by Tucker comoina'ion
Of Line Supple aud MelzOtnO. containing distinct en-
cravings aud specimens OF different Flowers IL De
cdedly the richest plate ever given In a magazine
beautiful cOlored Flower Plate, designed ny tucker
30 engraved by " ardrll.
Model Cottages engraved on steel and coored
An Equestrian Fashion Plate, coored which IN Itself
line sni supple engraving
d" Butter e Riz" OF he American charscefislcs De
signed by Cr0Ome.
Engrayed The Seasons obtaining distinct
engravings
Music printed separately tinted paper
Crochet WORK Tor the ladies' with engrayioss
Equestnsnsm do do do
Health sni Beauty do do
Cottage Furniture do DO
This numb-r may be fairly said 10 contain u sepafs9 and
distinct engravings on steel. beside some - others
Terms g per annum In advance Single copies Is cents
FOR .ale BY STRINGER TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway
BERFORD 4 CO Astor House.
"A LONG < BROTHER, " Ann-st
d. 2us DEWITT & DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ITALIAN oPERA-AsroR PLACE.


,J,HIs lFrds,) EVENING. Dec. g. VII be presented
i Dcuixeuis Gfsrt Orers q
LUCREZiA BORGIA
I,rr-rfs Sargts sigrs T1 N.ielcExo........S lx Ps
Nk-o Or.ini >igrs Psu Rlsiictelo.. sig PsnOr les
Serr.ro....Slg 6sn-cs,r PeunccL......sis Gao-rnso
Dus- Alf,r.o... ; Ros Gsxe4s ..........>ig Blond
Gub-Cs......>i 81. A Girclc
Nu.i-sl Cordut tor and Director. 300 Max NAretxek
Psrcss o. AnNissioN-Psrclei snt lot sld % Tiers :
Anps.thes.sr s csuss TIE Son OAce VII b opec the
Oo-rA Eou.-. Asior Place. from VI 70 = NJ ard a.
Halls Music store ~ corn-r Of SrosiwsY snd Para
Place, nom % NJ Doors op-r q o'ciccsi 10 con-
meree Al Il precisely
BROADWAY rHEATER.-pcos open ~ &
IL ,cff,rrlzrr- rrsf- 81 ococS " FNiOaf
EVENING. Dec s. VII - performed - Comedy OF
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS
Jesse RErsl NJ Blake Alice. Ne y NsiscA
p conclude viii ihe Romance Of
HOP o. MY TAUMs
Hog o. nv Thumb Gen Tom Thanh
Dress lcle sEc fsrcu~s = cts. Family Crcie and up
per 1ers. Sea Gallery -1tTsnce % Anshceyst ~ e
BUTTONS THEATER, CHAhsERs-sr -
DFRiDAf EVENING. Dee. 9 VII b performed ne
new COMEDY IN scts, called tie
PRINTERS APPRENTICE
Ger. NoTr....-.-sr Burton Joseph. Chapman
AHer which the new Com-diers u
The TRAGEDY QUEEN
Mrs. Brsceg ride. MIS- Chspmsn Lawyer >edfss Johnston
To cnnc lte with
TOM AND JERRY y AMERICA.
Thsmss Mr.. Breu CHAN sues Green Mr. Surton
Pnc-s-Dress Circle snd Psrcueti-, - Family Circle
Second Tier = Doors opea sie.Curtsn rises al
nr.r- ailg f-om 4 RI IN =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

V,O MERCHANT-.-A gentleman residing ~ Ne~
York N sres business experience aud tpIy ace4slned
80, - rrars.fs Of London Manchester Yorkshire, scot
and and ireland, from 5 years years p-r-on44 f-E ss
bayer ana having small stock Of goods suited % our ns
msrke /. prepared % treat with any merehsat disposed 70
80 ore Ia L afJrnis or ne gnDornoOf. h1f-f
srs. ~ lgbest order gwen Address 5 MS Office -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

ADEsPERApo.-Ano old offender named j. Simp-
con was arrested yesterday after severe struggle by
o.eer Mckenzie aud some OF the citizens on warrant
from Judge strong charging him with grand larceny
THIS Is the same man who some six months ago cut the
sser OF the Niagara for the purpose II is supposed
astealing IT, lie will be tried by the Court now Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

PugLlo SCHOOL REPoRr.-By the report OF the
CITY Superintendent it appears that the number OF pu
pl. on register averages 5,763 and the attendance
averages 1897.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Rev Dr. baird will Lecture or Greece and Tuf-
ssS tns lFridayl evening IN the Central Presbyterian
Church Broomesi commencing 81 :. O'Clock Admission
. cents u "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

I N
most attractive Paintings exhibited In America, on
100 feet Of canvas Panoramic view Of the Creation. Adam
and Eve glance at the Mississippi view Of an extensive
Prairie Ia Illinois, great Mormon Temple, its inner courts
showing the lnuaory Ceremony into the Convent called
| the Endowment; CITY Of Nanvoo; Massacre Of Joseph
smith. 500 painted figures large a. life WIN be exhibited
In the Hall 2j2 Broadway opposite the City HAL, com
mencing MONDAY EVENING Dec 4, and continue every
evening during the Doors open Al 81 o'clock fxhi'
/ hi.oo ~ dominance 7. Tickets Is n2q 2wis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
EIEGANr IILusrRArEp BOOKS

III y 1SHS TIE y . : n y 80
l|OR SALE By PUTNAM, lh5 Broaiwsy-Lis1 No q
Ahtoils0rt edition of the Wsverey Novels, nh about
1000 Illustrations by eminent artists In - splendid volumes
r0yal 8vO half morocco gilt t0ps
Cabins led 40 Portfolio. comprising drawings Of the
hunting scenes Of the North American Indians, co0fed
ard mounted 10 portfolio, half morocco SIS.
Calcou's sir A " Sketches Of Italian and English
Lsndscape. beautifully coOred snd mOuned ike the on
sinsl draw ings In portfolio Imperial folio The same IN
hihOtini, folio, half morocco
Conveys Beauties Of Continental Architecture engraved
10 outline giving the picturesque effects folio half
bound morocco
Halls Drawing. Room Table Book, beautifully Illustrated,
royal $40
Old Engands Worthless gallery Of portraits Of eminent
statesman and Of letters sud science, with twelve
Illustrations. folio
A splendid assortment Of s the new London works
suitable Tor Chrism-- and New-Years Present vii be
ceved per steamers Britannia and Csnsds d.
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AUCTION SALES.
yosIAa .IcH.hos, Aasree..-,

JOSIAH NCHARos, Aaeroossr
10y BANGS. RICHARDS q PLAT, store
Dsps Brcatvsy.-LioerL cash advances made % con
sgumenfs for sncuoo ss~s
FRIDAY. Dee s,aei o'ciock
BoogsrLIEk's SrccK-Emhrscing many Historical. Bio
graphical Poegcsi sssca ard Theological works Also
Bb.es vsroos and bindings Fabshet BY he Am-t
cAn Foreign Bible scey Prayer sooks school, Books
Juveniles 1e &C Aso quantity q sne Fr-nch Papets-
vsross sxes Cap sDd Letter Papers sssone,y, &c
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nA(IkNfa
ANIMAL GALVAHIo CURE-ALL

cures humofs SPAWN Quiitof grease po'ies soe 800
and bruises Pamphlets containing cefunsaes
h NAV be- mad at the Pfophstofs Depot 40 brQsd'
wsy and 81 T sllsrssPs Horse bs<s1 II. DALLhf
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

f. > II T.
NAN OPERA COMPANY 81 the suyye-sni Institute
every evening Doors open Al = TO commences Al O'Clock
precssly-The Company consists Of sgnor Boni signor
Ban ioni sent Sgnor Bsuon IT, sgnor Ole bul, eiRnor
Viola and siguor rsmbonna Each evenings enieHsm
meut will embrace GRIND from La sonnsmhnls, lu
creua BOrga and all le" laan" Operas, with limitations
Of emmy Lind Madame Grs Madame Alb)ni, sisnor La
bache Sig Mario. Sig. Gzfdioni Madame Bishop and
Others
SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT-Doon open
a = Concert al o'clock. -
This Company will appear Rutgers Destitute On ~ rs
DAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Dec and B. and wall
give their Ethiopian Operate entertainment % wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

80 one Of lie beat stands ne city for rez. and pre-
orsos bu.ness Il viii Be- sod reasocaos % cash ems
,om-r-noas o.aer need apply Address Apolnss.fy Boa
a, Tnogrs occe ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

A CLASS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. under
1Ahe direction Of
NJ n ". GREArORFN,
Rooms ~ the American Musical institute, rs Broad
way THIS friday EVENING Al u o'clock
TERMS ONE SHILLING PER WEEK
d3 u IA MEtGGs, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

u FAMILY Of INV LAIF EDMUND NIMFSVN-
Mr. MACREADYs READINGS-ln conformity 10 Ar.
rAngcments with The Committee the simpson BENEFIT
Mr. Mscresly vii give his second Reading Al the STUl.
VFsANT INSTITUTE on FRIDAY EVENING, Dee 3,
when will be- read the Tragedy u
HAMLET.
The entire receipts on h. occasion VIII he hsnded 10 me
simpson Committee The Reading vii commence Al 7,
O'Clock Tickets - each. may be obtained al Mr.
CrOwens bookstore corner Of Broadway and Reeckefst
and the above evening the door Of he Lectureroou
d. his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

In Nsp1sIo a. ne wishes % 80 70 ne country
- ,,I exception ec1a % any sore n nc MINI ~
q. - n, 6u.ipess FOR farther psricu srs incl.re OF
"AS $3.50 ~ HUNTINGTON co. II Wal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

L rough business knowledge and habits about gong 20
Csnforns would Ike 10 form sock company, 90 engage
with persons Of capital or with Two or nfr1 young rl
with means person. desrous % oonsign m-rchAnos y
Csnforuia" Post Once, postpaid which VII DC -Iie.y
- 49,.
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rUNCI.. EICHrU GRAND CONCFRT

l'tNGI'> ttthIh thAND NONtE
VI vii pisce 81 The New Musical Hal. 50 Brood
wsy. THIS Friday EVENING Dec g. on which occasion
he vii connection with choice programmes, perform
The fo owing new pieces which received " h such
raptgrus srp.suse ~ be sst corcet Indian Poks ard
New YORK. ousdrils SOLO on The Flute ard an Air from
Robert nishe The Clsrone wiki accompanies ant
The Harp These repeated a. he request Of
number ~ those who present ~ The at con-
Tickets I'D EACH be lsd A. The Music stores
snd = he door tbs evening The Concert vii commence
NJ O'Clock No pospon-men on sccoUnt u ne weather
TIRE LADIES GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
u kt.> LEAVE To A>>Dt NJ h 10 is ffiecds and
Dhe pubic general thai hoy intend 10 give for he re-
LIEF % The poor and iesriufe,
GRAND CONCERT AT THE
APOLLO SALOON,
on SATURDAY. De-. y on which occasion the following
eminent have kindly volunteered heir vsusbe ser
vices Mad Anfouetie Ouo Mrs Chas r. Horn. Messrs
Philip Meyer Jules HechL George Brstow. A Ahrens.
Henry Timm, snd he German Lederkranz. under The
direction of M Ju.ss Hechl
TtCkETs 50 CENTS EACH,
be bad ihe principal Macstores and Al he door 90
the evening % The Concert To commence Al o'clock pre-
cisely d. Wis
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I'M g BOGERr. Auerion~>r
THINA TOYS. DRNAMENTS CIT

CHINA, Toys, ORNAMENTS, CUT GLASS
Y LAMPS. GlRANDOLES. Nc.--Wil hs so.i At auction
on TUESDAY. Dec - Il 10 o'cock al las Maiden isns en-
entire nvoce Of Engsh china g toys mxntel Ornamental
&C Sohensn srd fancy articles, assortment u
gas amps rmhers. &c. Ornamental ctfns card
baskets. cologne bottles toy sets &c sc Sale perrmp
.orv rain or shine On months. ereuit So "a tis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

MECHANICS HALL, ~ Broadway between
NlGrand and Broone st, commencing on MONDAY, DC
sOber ?, and continuing every night until farther notice
TENTH WEEK or THE RFOPENlN1.
The ougus and well-Snown ChRlsrNS MiNsTktLS,
tOrg Anzed IN 1871 ne first 10 harmonic Negro Melodies
and oygiaatoys u the present popular style OF ETHIOPIAN
ENTfsTAsNEsTs whose concerts In THIS city for period
Of months received with such distinguished favor
and patronage have the honor of announcing Ia the ses
and gentlemen Of New lork and vicinity, that they VIII
give see. 81 popular concerts introducing svsreIy
OF their original Songs Chonses Charsctersic Dances NC
Admission 3 cents Doors op-n Al 7-conceu will com
mence Al O'Clock
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every Saturday, com.
mencing as PM Under The management and direction of
4 2 CHRiSrY ~ WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08
TWO RE-PECTABLR YOUNG WoMtN va

i situations nrst rate COOK. asher and hvhrI so
perfectly understands her business the other an eNcerri
.eam.tre-s VINO understands fine e<ng and AnnE snl
rar Ike charge OF babe from ~ infancy GOOD ely ci
ereuce can be iven Apply al 5s seyenieenl.1 "e- pc
tween Seventh snd hthayenues Can be seen "o DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

.AsON VIII sell GA SATURDAY. al - Mulberry-ss al 10
oclocs the couieuts of wholesale art reta Acaor store
CONSISTING Of sock Of pure French hrsndles wines snAe
Also, large stsnd-cSsss anal DO mahogany counter
win fountain lop and The entire fxmres % ssdssose
one good stove. &c Also, The eue % he store up 10 ne
trst u NAV next as Suss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

THE TWO DwARFs-Major LittIefneer and his
petite sweetheart. Titanis, are attracting immense
crowds at the American Museum. and completely non
plusing Gen Tom Thumb, they both being much smaller
than he The General has long had the held but is now
compelled to yield the palm to these two successful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-08

ARREST OF A HIGHWAY HoBBEr-Ohcers A.
&c smith and shadbolt yesterday arrested man
smed Post on charge of being concerned some years
ance with two others already convicted OF committing
,hgbway robbery ON the road from Newark 10 Ne"
Brunswick
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
PERSONAL BEAUTY.

THERE is not a single individual among this vast
4 community of intelligent persons. but what prefers
a pleasing countenance and a beautiful complexion to a
sal'ow and repulsive visage. We love to look upon ee.
CANT portraits of beautiful personages, who were highly
popular for their personal beauty, a fair and progresses
ing complexion is oft-times a principal feature in the
success of young beginners in bus mess. or his or her de.
but IN the fashionable world; thousands of individuals
who are now annoyed with a sallow and repuisive COM
plexion, diseased, cracked, and discoiored skin, and an
noyed with mosquitoes, can, it they will use as a Toilet
Emollent, that valuable skin purifier, GILL
NEsE INDICATED SOAP. possess as fair, pure,
sweet and healthy skin as the fairest daughter of our
race. If you but knew the manifold virtues of Rat
ways Soap, you surely would not Re without it, its
mysterious action ON the skin cleanses the secretary
vessels from all Importantly, removes from the surface,
Tan,sun burn, Pimples, Blotches, PistuIes, Ssllow, Vel
low and diseolored Skin; cures Salt Rhcum, Ring worm
Erysipe'as Rash, letter, Chapped Flesh, Sore and Blee.
ding Lipa, Weak aud Sore Eyes.
Asa NURSERY SOAP. every mother should keep
This soap in her nursery, it protects the tender skin OF
the babe from the evil effects arising from the hot
%scorching rays of the sun. For the Toilet, It is supe-
rior TO all Others, it is deiiciousIy performed. For Sha-
wing, il is delightful, it produces a rich, copious, and
lasting lather. General Depot, 5j4 Pearl street, New
York, je22 limo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
n. l.. DORSEY,
LOTTERY e. EXCHANGE BROKER,
No. lI3, MAIN ST., WHEELING, VA.
Susauehanna Canal Lolteries.

Susquehanna Canal Lotteries.
Glass 3I-To he drawn at Baltimore, Md, on Wed.
nesday, June %, Is numbers, ~ ballots.
prize Of 10000, I Of 5000, ! Of 1000. / of I.7J0. I sf
lrJO, | of $50, 30 Of Goo, 20 Of If0. Tickets $40, shares
~ proporiion-ecr of pack. of wholes 500 halves S45;
g'fs 22l; eigbths siI..
Grand Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware &
Georgia.
Glass s-To he drawn in Baltimore On saturday. June
"a, iefs. 30 drawn ballots out of 26 tickets.
lprize of 60,0O0, ! of $4,000. ! OF l., $40. I Of 800, 2 Of
200, , ot-2,2j0, 2 of $40, Is Of 1000. IL Of 500 30 of &C:
Tickets $50; halves $40 qs S.; eighths 81 80.
Grand Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware &
Georgia; extra.
Glass %. To be drawn at Wilmington, Del. Tuesday.
June %. 70 numbers-l3 ballots.
prize of 0,00O, of 10000, 4 of 5000, 20 Of 1000.
Tickets 50; shares in proportion. Certificate of pack.
of wholes Ss2; halves 50 quarters SIS.
Maryland Consolidated Lotteries.
Glass 9O-To he drawn at Baltimore, on Monday, June
81. IS hunters II ballots.
10 prizes OF 10000, / of 5000. I of 1000 | of 1000,
~ofl,s3O, 20 of 200. 20 of 800. Tickets $40, shares in
proportion. Ger of packar re of whoes SIG; halves S6J
quarters $685.; eighihs i6!,
~ numbers 10 ballots.
prize of2I,OO0, / of u. OOo,I of 6, 600, Of 1900, of
LOO, | Of 80. Tickets So. shares in proportion. Ger
ofpack of wholes sos; halves S32a; quarters lG..
q Other Lotteries, too numerous TO mention.
For tickets in any OF the above Lotteries
address N. l.. DORSEY, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
WESTERN ADVERTISING ANpcoLLEcrING

" ~ hNAHN NJ TN \ VI ~ INV
AGENCN.
WV. kiNsLnE. Third street, two doors cas-
81 Post Office. Pitrshurg. Pa. is our auihori
eel Agent Tor that CRY. Mr. X. ais, attend.
20 the ~c,liec,i N Of bills a%.sinsi persons in
in that ciiy-large or smsll-and refers 10 the
Editors Of tie Pittsburgh press in particular,
and the western press generally.
E. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange
Philadelphia, is agent for procuring subscrip-
tions and advertising for the Wheeling Time. :.
BsmENr & GREEN. Sd Street, opposite the
Post Office, Cincinnati, will act as Agents
for the Wheeling Times, and all orders left
with them will be promptly attended 10.
VoLNEY b. PALMER is authorized to act as
agent for receiving subscriptions and adver-
tisements for the Wheeling Daily Times &
Advertiser. at Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. His Office is in
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner of North
and Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, oppositecity
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
and South SITS. is duly authorized agent for
tins paper in the city Of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

HAVE Just opened in one Of the Store rooms on Mon.
roe street. nearly opposite the Post Office, an en-
ureIy new aud extensive assortment of Carpetipg, Oil
Clsths and other goods, to which they respectfully invite
the attention of purchasers. Their stock comprises;
Brussels Carpeting,
Imperial Three Ply do
S%uperfine, Fine and Common Ingram carpcting;
~, "a and SO Tapestry, Twiled and common;
Venitian do
Cotton and Rag do
90, s. and "A cold and plain Cantsn Matting;
Oil Cloth of every width
Carpet Binding and Thread; Also
124. Cd, "a aud , 8 Druggets and Linen crumb cloths;
Administer, Tutted, w iiton and Brussels Rugs;
Brass Stair Rods, all sizes;
Adelaide, Manila and Alicant Door Mats, &c, &C.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
124, III and 1914 Imperial MarseilIes, Toilet and
Dresden Quilts;
70 4, III and 10 4 Linen and Cotton Sheetings;
Linen and Gotten Pillow case Goods;
Superior Irish Linen aud Cotton Shirting;
IA, 80, "a and 1914 Damask Table Cloths and Table
Linens;
Napkins and DOylies; Hing,
Piano Table and Stand Covers;
Embroidered Window curtains;
Turkey Red Furniture Prints;
Fur II ire Dimity;
i ckin 5 and Bed Lace;
Frnasi, Cord and Tassels, for Blinds;
Worsied and Cotton PRINCES. Also a good assortment
Of Gloves and Hosiery; Linen aud cambria Hdkfs;
Ladies' and Gents silk Cravats,
French worked Cellars;
Parasols, Umbrellas, &C, &c, &c.
All of Which will he sold at the lowest possible prices;
and persons wanting will please call and examine.
myl7 A PAXTON & SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. QUEENS
WARE. CHINA. Ec- &c.

p SWEARTNGEN. 4 Co.. have Just r,e'd r I'm
As the East and are now opening at their large s;0e
Rooms, No.9 ; T. Corner Of Market h Union stS a larre
and very general assortment Of Superior Faruily Gro.
ceres, oueensware, China &c, winch they offer at very
cheap rates, aud To- which they would most respectfuL
~ invite the attention Of their friends ard the subtle
generally. Their Stock is The largest and perhaps the
pest selected assortment of family groceries ever offered
loving arttctegs