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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

effect cure Of this most revolving and consuming dis
ease upon the body polite. Let not suffer knot
%. shareholders forever to give law and prescribe the
r,lirv Of The country Rather let virtaou. men
unite on the ground Of sairosa roraL IviaoPs and the
tyranny OF psrry will be crushed To this end be
arm united progressive unainchins and persevere in
the course marked out unsngered and unAwed"-
Continue 10 use moral .uAsios the land as with
Aurumnsi leaves with Anh slavery publications. and
with the speeches OF the champions Of Freedom IN
Congress preach. PRINT and pray" organize in
school districts in towns and villages hold frequent
meeting. 20 to other political meeting. to proseiy'e
and not 70 be prosclyicd abandon no; Al inch OF
ground already acquired bat make aggressive move
ents Invoke the aid Of the pulpit the press the ~
ceum above al. invoke the God Of the oppressed
the God OF our isthers-,ha, b. viii make this indeed
= Model Republic, where an men may rejoice In equal
rights Let your iniuso new enthusiasm into Lib
erty loving men across the Atlantic until Europe. re
generated and discnthraled shall echo the sublime
language of our Revolutionary patrio,s All men
created equal and are endowed by iher Creator with
certain nslicnable rights that among these hie
liberty and the pursuit OF happiness
In conclusion brethren and friends lei i b. your sol
emn and unaltersbe determination that while YOU OPP
pose no man who : in any way friendly % the Anti
slavery cause you viii not be instrumental IN his eee
ton TO Office unless he adopts the distinguishing prine
Piles OF the Liberty party and especially thsi YOU wiz
not 20 backward in the great AMI slavery REFORM OUT
according 70 the ability given YOU do All in your power
% uphold the doctrines and measures to the mamie
nance and diffusion OF which you have pledged your
selves before God and man
ARTHUR rAPPAN : : JOCEiNN
LEWIS TAPPAN. GEORGE Wu,PPLE
LUTHER LEE, J. WARNER.
;. WILDE. J. w. G. PENNINGTON,
c B RAY WN JOHNSTON
Neac fjrk. July I. lsiS. THOMAS RITTER
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LATER.

By telegraph 20 The Ne-- York Tribune
CHARLESTON Monday. July 3.
The following appears ina the Y. o. P,cayrHc.
We are authorized by Gen. Taylor to say. that the
course Of the Louisiana Delegation, in the Wing Con
yeuton At Philadelphia meets his entire fun and une
quiyocsl appreciation. He never entertained doubt
but that his honor and reputation were safe IN their
hands signed BAlLlE PhlION.
LOGAN HUNTER,
A. G. BULLITT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

Ma. yAs BUKES.--We like 10 have blow coca
sionally az Martin Van Buren,. II All in cur way We
have always been opposed 70 him in ell his twi'ngs ana
rnngs and we have never seen 20 change our
opinion Of him. But do not think II ia1 tna. me
Hunker papers, which have up 70 the p,esen, uin'
oyerfowed with adulation q Van Buren, snouid no1'
IN turning against him attack not only nis presen' pcsE
ton, but his pact course tae very sSarss ~
have always supported and DEFENDED ani a. ~.
test against ch articles see IN the boston ihss'
headed Mr. Van Buren, is now where he used % Be,
and where he ought ever 70 have been sna sssas'ns
~ IA onno.ition 10 the Of 1872, OF attempting 70
49, atm Mr. Msdison. Of political ingrstitnde, and
6osIjv OF federalism We shall not stand TINS we
nst mo Van Buren, lirtie OF our oldf@shioned way
r, 10 have no idea OF suffering these new corners 70
20 be.d OF us in deauncst0n OF their old friend snd
sssSsr II Mr. Van Barren such man In 1870, why
Sid YOU vote for him II he was such MAJ IN 1874.
.bv aid YOU advocate himi Anything that you have
70 .ay against Mr. Van Buren, for his conduct suose
ousnf 70 that time consent 70, but previous % tnas
dste, all his short eomings are " our hrndsr Weao
no sdit your rsht to say one word upon the subject
Providence Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

PolsoN.-A family in Lancaster County, Penn
sylvsnia were, few days since, made very ID by eat
ing OF sponge cake favored TOO highly with peach
water" We beg our young houskeepers to beware how
they this very agreeable and common addition 20
pies confectionery &c as il Is but a mild form Of that
deadly poison Prassie acid
~ Five Chippewa Chiefs from the upper
Lakes have gone to Montreal 10 demand compensa-
ton from the Government for the injury done 20 their
interests by the grants 10 Mining Companies on Lakes
Superior and Huron
" The Norfolk Democrat at Dedham. has
discarded the names OF Cass and Butler, which II had
previously raised and has declared Tor the doctrines OF
Mr. Van Buren,.
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LATER FROM VENEzUELA.--By an arrival at
Boston we are in possession Of late intelligence from
venezuela. The principal news is the evacuation OF
Mscabo by the troops Of Paez and its subsequent oc-
cupaion by those OF Monsgas Il was rumored that the
latter General intends marching against the espta
Of the Republic letter in the Herald from Curacao
June H., says
Antonio L. Guzmsn is still here-he is hourly expect.
ing his credentials as Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenpotentsry to the United States. England
France and Spain Gen Monsgas is anxious 70 get rio
OF him-but Guzman wiAnot leave this until the result
OF the election gin August neXD for Vice President l.
known-he expecting and in fact IS sanguine that he
will be elected should that be the result Of he
viii not 60 but remain 10 enter in January coming
upon his duties &c
Gen paez is santa Msrtha--as soon as he finds he
can DO so 70 the OF his country he viii leave
there 20 battle for her his reception in wGrenads
mas been OF the most friendly and sympsthzing nature
Gen soubctie the late President was still at Bogota
whore be had gone commission from Gen. Psez-
and although the Government OF New-Grenada would
take no part in the dssensOns in Nenczues, yet l.
upposef that no obstruction viii be placed In the way
of troops being raised armed and dispatched on the
sst favorable occasion 70 assist IN TIE overthrow OF
Gen Mouagas and his Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

ry Rev. DAVID THon, of Liverpool England
several OF whose productions we have had occasion to
bring under the notice OF readers has recently had
the degree of Doctor of Philosophy conferred on him
by the University Of Heidelberg one OF the Oldest and
most respectable in Germany. DR.. Thorn, we may IN
form our readers has jast now in the press ana WI
speedily publish a work on the Number and Name o.
the Apocayptic Beast" Every known solution oil that
enigma which has so long puzzled Christendom, VIII
be given. Dr. Thorn adds two solutions OF his own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

~ The Ner Era Of Industry is our creditor
for the following truthful notice Of the best original
weekly published in America. If those who ig-
noranty ask what this Organization Of Labor
means would but canddy read, they would soon
be satisfied. But to the notice;
TIiE HARBrNGER-There is no journal in this coun-
try at least that all approaches in excellence The
HarbiugU. Whether consider the topics discussed
the talent which il combnes-its keen and profound
analysis of social Quesons-ts criticisms on art and 1T
ersture-it thoroughly digesed statements OF foreign
Intelligence which invest il with an acknowledged au
thorty-the large and unprecedented view which takes
of domestic affairs and the profound sagaciy WITH
which il predicts the singular social transformation OF
the times and states the law of movement or whether
we regard its truly democratic tone and Spirits gen
une sympathy with the suffering masses or lts wise
and st conservatism toward existing rights there Il
no paper in the country which can be at all compared
with H. "
The choicest original and selected reading which we
find is i'm The HarbRgcr Our scissors make sad work
with our exchange number They riot voraciousiy
among is pthy selections Of snecdoie Wit and humor
This paper is doing for the whole people OF this
country than all the numbering Reviews Qusrterlie
and Magazines Of the ought 10 have nifty thous
and subscribers-and viii yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

GEN. TAYLOR AMONG THE VOLUNTEER
Springfield 90 RpHbcaH learns from the best Of pr
vste authority that four hundred returning volunteers
reported themselves al Newport Barracks few days
since. Being anxious 70 express their opinions
the Presidency, they took vote among themselves
which resulted AS follows
TAYLOR ..........3l- SCATTERING. ...........-..9
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One OF the speakers at the late Worcester Con-
vention stated that Mr. WEBSTER "sympathized
in its movements and would not aid in the cleo
ton of TAYLOR. The orator, doubt not spoke
not only without authority, but against authority
Mr.. WEBSTER declared here emphatically that be
should support the election o.; TAYLOR; he has
made like declaration within week az Boston
and il viii not be a long time before he places his
intention and position beyond the possibility Of
misiuterpretatiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

THE KENrUckY SENATOR - The Frankfort
Commonwealth states that TX Governor METcALFF
has accepted his appointment as L. ;. Senator
and will Immediately set out for Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

Governer Owsey having rendered % NJ. Clay
the Office al senator made vacant by the res -ua
ton of Nr Crittenfeu. " e have thought the conn
tn would be interested in knowing the grounds
on which r. y,as offered, and NJ Cays reasons i1r
declining We lavs therefore procured copies of
the correspondence tor publication, which VIII be
found below
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

MuNE.-At the late State Liberty Convention,
at Waterville, Me SAMUEL FEssENDEN of Port
land was nominated as a candidate for Governor
and Gen. JAS. APPLETON of Portland, and DRUM
MoND FARNswoRTH of Nouideewock, were nomi
mated for Electors at large for President and Vice
President
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Rnthbuu on Ca~s.

4 Portrait n ne Cdndiidie Of Circumstances. FROM
q SpcscA Of Hon gorge Ratibsa. desirosd az tAs
Dsmo,vdiic CoarsHfi0H heid al Uhcd Ma igk, 0a
la Ft6rsGry. lsfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

UftNFI Dig. y ;" HTIINl NUIIIIIdI
General H. Jost,. Ad.t Gen T. Army. Washington u. O.
Here Gen. TAYLOR showed himself as firm in
resisting what he considered an illegal and dis
graceful order Of the Department as he had been
previously to the opportunities or threats Of the
slave hunters His commission was IN the power
OF the President to revoke at any time his honor
was above the reach Of the President, it was
dearer to him than all commissions.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Farmer, Farming aud Asfic"I'"hI Liier"

d Tho Iflbune'
Drrnofr. Mich. March % l.i-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
IMPORTANT To HOUSEKEEPERstl
HE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
PBKIN TEA COMPANY.

~ ASlNG appointed NJ. Reilly, No. 1857, West
--@ sda Market Square, Wheeling, Va their agent for
This city, he would call the attention of the public 10
those CELEBRATED PACKED TEAS, the superior
eAehilehee OF which IL too well known to require
ineutaiion They have he for long time the favor.
lie Teas IN the principal Atlantic cities and ara fast
obtaining character throughout the country which viii
give them precedence wherever they are used.
All housekeepers know how difficult it here.
toofe to obtain good Teas fair prices but the great
1ac1ltieso OF this Company enable them place in the
hands OF their agents oices art at prices which
cannot tato sustain the nigh character already attain
ed ny theh ana II they should not suit, have only
TO return them 10 the and money refunded
Nplltfe-As many imiatets have risen up who are
vending an inferior article in the this Companv
they deem proper to state order prevent inu0s
non that none are genuine " hch do bear ON every
package in addition title of the Compauy that OF
McCALLMDNJ Il BOND
Z corner Market and Front st, PbiladeIpbiH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

RapwAY's CHINESE MEoIcArrs soar AND


TSliS medicinal eosnctqne is q sure cufative 10 all
affections Of the SKIN, Wpar,ug haalth and beauty
to the complexion WelaVe teen Frequently :sked why
sail Radwa. = Soap. Chinese! Is @ do spi pretend
TO say thai Redwals SOAP WAS either invented pre-.
Pared in China NOT At al the invention IA entirely
our uHiso also is its manufacture; hut its medicinal
agents are indigenous Of that climate whilst beauti
Ntg prorcfiits are largely owing to TIE CirCss-an
Ee{ la Ihe Eenua one of those toerio plants
whosr virtues asa Cosnciique has Tor heeN
known only 10 the Clrearsans. Bot ~ tie wonderful
sneess 81 h"dw a. soe ~ mpartina thai fansparent
sot.4 So 10 the sk heath and hcautg the eoinec
ton u proof positive OF lis rare aud vauef
FRS with other hal0aniie rlUts. possessing hea ing
eiea' sing. ur} ing and beauty merits snown on.
" tous Is the great secret of the Railways
sna9 RaG"ly : soap speedy IN lis effect removing
Tau Suulurn, Puppies, Hofchcs fustugs letters,
Cures Salt Eheum Rngvonn, Rash and mosquito bites
FOR shaving TIA excellent, for the Toilet nneqalled
Sold for - cents large, and l2t cents sna tablets al
the riue pal depuls, o. cour.ind street: 80 Pearl IT,
New NofS. ~ Il RAILWAY 6 CO,
Jji Pearl street. N-sv York.
sold N Wheeling by FAiGt nlLD,
auslo Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

GKEkG CENTH T. ROUTE
5--rRON WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASHING
e TON CirN, PtIlLADELfHlA, NEW YORK and
BOSTON, The National Road and Good Intent stag
Companies are running SIX daiiV lnes TO Cumberland
connecting i;ii The baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. On
by "a hours stage travel 10 either ofthe aboveciles,
lance hy railroad.
la'rime 10 Baltimore ~ hours
Time 20 Philadelphia - hours.
Fare TO baltimore II DOLLARS,
Pare 20 phiiapelphia IL DOLLARS.
six daily lines leave the Companies Stage and Railroad
Office eyefs morning O'Clock, 4. NJ and extras fur
nislod al any hour a osd should offer.
For through tickets Baltimore and Philadelphia, ap
Ply the Companies office, No % aier street, Vince
ling Va. two doors north Of the United States Hotel.
For Good intent STAGE 60. W H. sfEl.LE
And JIG. ACHRsON. for y. 4. :. co.
aug e Great Canlral Route Rad Road s. Stage Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
BLACK TEAS.
He would also invite the attention of the public
the following
IcAffn n1fnIn from, Nm o,nn,a.,n

Testimonials from Newspapers
We received week since very rare and superior
article for Editors tableor for the table OF yren
tenan OF lady who appreciate the virtues of the
most famous product of The celestial empire 1t consist
ed OF two papers OF tea, Che Golden Chop and the Ne
Plus IRA Of very excellent quality, rivang in fresh
ness and IN their rich avors the beverages which
the table of the Emperor China They from the
Philadelphia and New York Pekin Tea Company, who
have estd shed their Depot in this city. Amer fun and
satisfactory proof of its excellence we with conf
deuce commend II 10 our friends Christian Observer.
PEAKIN TEA CoMNANy.--One who Is really iHdge,
says, that these Teas very superior and, il have
auN taste in these matters IL is altogether accordance
with THIS decsiun.--C Christian Repository.
DEucIous IEks-We take pleasure in informing our
readers that the Philadelphia aud New York fekIn Tea
Company have on hand varied supply of moth green
aud HACK dtoUt 10 excel, IN decacy of flavor, rich
ness and aroma by anything OF the KIND imported
into this count (Philadelpha sun.
4 he ladies' of our hOu sehoid charmed with the
samples they HAYS used and delighted that certain spots
are known where supply of the genuine "China"
be ohaued,-l pnnsy lvanisu.
The above Teas are lor sale by NJ REILLY, Ag't,
jy23 No. l67, Market Square, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
FARNAM'S PATENT HYDRAULICS.
HnHhS ~ pANI0p

EEAVtNG purchased the right nf Fansm's Patent
= n Hydraulics for the eruntirs Of Belmont AID Oho,
are now prepared to furnish 10 order Farnas double
action lit and force ru,aps, Fire Engines Garden En-
shes steam Boat pumps. ana ~ kinds Of Hydraulic
apparatus manufactured hy ID 4. Farnau, Ctuciu.,
ONO. These fumIs are adapted for every situation
for which puIap may be required. The great sdvan
tage over single action Pumps IS keeping column of
water constantly moving, Thereby working more cas-
N and throwing double The quantity Of sing
for Fire Engine, as the sa Hest Puip made viii throw
water over twosory building DIVINE e -llnpeAr-
rancement the prce is less Than that OF any other pump
that VIII p2rtorm the same aa oun OF work. Tie ar
raHgeWcnt OF me whole = 50 SIM pie thai Il less ae
get order aud better calculated far SITUATIONS
where The most perfect and efficient machinery is re
CURED
tlause Pumps 10 he worked by band NAV he p'acei
ia The basement any other convenient slratluu 20
draw water by means 90 lead sipe fiaH wells, cis
serus and spriazs. fram any distance ard force The
convey water Batii Rooms, ONi-lloaacs, aGd vith
Ht ad4 t4u OF hose mGg truefI 10 protect RTE house
Nv eAltugushug Gi4s Ltkew Use Fnmi@ Go. wells OF
sli e t6+ moi exceeding 4HH feet, tor iape Mis- ram
Works, breWefes Swap lfoers iof hoe Natel uiireg,
f3r draining tFrI-eiing il"ds--;or every purpose
vhers Fuin ss eeqau ed and alsi1es ie throw
tyDI tea to E a. -aions pf ninric, these Fun t,.ea
eo,A hy waiter or s,ean ossei wilh roH pine oou-
meeting screw in tAe ierent i0ns and ,ide the
haitin- Zoe se, nrn me .houus nf cXfu iisa m arcs
preferable any plan heretofore adoRtsd ar 'a-ta
ries nf i.iNs oete
ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAINS ~ eesl iron ~
- great variety cf patterns. Ttese senutrlns are
far SUPERIOR ID bCsU.Y o. .Aatic, aiIthe tr cost
Uierr irla5 up.qaras Of Hu4 SiIareat patterns, wr
s5s ll .e 20 au- A.. t''t,t 40 81 posse. fa
flft1fr ,rHlss liit,c a. OILS estas.4st, c0rns
of Asin a'sd Gn,ary SEE. I'iBns = fAi LjG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
w. TgEs.s.S's
Vegetable Dyspeplic and ChoIic
BITTERS

n he numerous known cures Ucrfnrined these Bit
ters has induced the inventor al ihe earnest solicit
ato'i OF many respectable citizens Who hGye all cxpe
uehced their tenefciai and sanitary effects to make
tAem public for Tho good Of mankind no general They
arc made purely OF vtgefa le matter and may he taken
lt he weakest female Hlth perfect safety They act
gently on The bowels and VIII he to carry OF any
mtufhy OF the stomach aud Whereby jmpar vigor and
strength TO The whole 81 STEM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
fTWFFf u : IN " n ~ ~ TTT7TTT7f
asfs. .sskEsN ). s'es y.

distinguished graduate isom ofthe FIRST tp'res IN
tine tniicd States. which NAV be seen hy his Diploma
also member the BoYsl college oil Surgeons, and II
ccutste ofthe Apothctarics Hall London; andthc srca
part Of whose lite has been spent the urst Hosp
tails Europe ard America viz those OF Landon, Fa's
and Philadelphia may be cunsuedou ali disease hut
nor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

z AIT NOTICE--Al persons knowing themselves
lsttebtt TO thc respectful, requested
In esll and make pay aept imned ateiy IS their
.onnt have tes long standing, We sha be compelled
no pnt tnea "a proper collectors hands.
s.9 J x r AoRNRROOk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
CERTIFICATES
oae syrtSos, Orange County, Val

AN 7'''NoS' 0'"hSff n"ssu,s, "a.
Dear sr-This Is to inform YOU. fhat Il, 40 was
., ",aI " ION ana pow
aGotiou the y, hole nervous systea had the hest
r.t.@. + -, 49,, ~, .''s "' wv" + W ,'i ,.
~, ,,,ees .at.,, 49, = ~ a. XII lt T., ~ ,'a'
a, +, rc,tnc.J "a i,',, ,,,,, a., ,a, - 49,, y,
- =, y, t,,.,,, I'M 49, az 'ir'i't' = vus' y.
-, Ala ~. ~ lt 'e a",o ~, no
it.l,n -, .,,at ~, -. y al. KS, '9,t,.i -
rise , ,,,' ' Lem ', .' d" y l,s,Snp,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
GRAND ANn SQUARE

HAM, FOh n MANU- 10 Vkl,
Nos {, g. and H., EHt0lo ST., oppasitt The
Eg'ug Hoase. Baltimore .dd
sRNsBE q GAEuLE would respectfully call the a,
~ ieution OF tee public 10 their superior GtiAN u
AND set ARE PIANOS. The riahos "a anaiaclured
al ts bave, for deeacy OF iouch sweet
res cesrness and hlAncy OF toHe, hesuly snd vie
OF VnrNmanFHp been pronounced IS Tie eminent
Professors be- unsurpassed ~ any instruments mad
a. this or ans olller country.
Professors auetHers, country merchants aHd Others
visiting Baltimore will ind is To thsr advan4 e. 10 eah
a. oar extensive establishment tore purchasing else
Where. sept 40, 1915
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
Barrels Indian Linlmenr.

a CERTAIN cWe Tor Rheumatism, Sore Tb,o,,
"A Still joints, spinal Affections, Brui ses 'PoSss'
Acke, Head. che, sun Pam turns Cuts Chibsin.
Pan in lhc side OF Breast etc. Fhs very hes $500
discovered iof external or internal appeatisn
far ether man 90 horse. Prepared from me- o,.
Indian receipt. Price, - cents pea bottle Tor SAL u
Aug2i NM =. M'kfE,Agent, South Ns,a,s-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
0IotDfMN,
EXTRA CHEAP
KEWDN Nd.
TIE EALIINNRE LNIuING STnpE

\
THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE
As eeen removed from Nam street t. Water street
nie tire room next door To the office Of the National
Road STAGE company door to Clsrk's Coffee
House, WHARF he IS receiving all kinds Of Really Made
Cnthna Tor the season made expressly this market,
rom his wholesale Establishment IN Baltimore No So
Pratt street which De oilers for sale wholesale or re-
tail rs low a. can De bought ~ Baltimore or phadel-
pha eetng hut tribe difference the transportation.
Hssieek consists % all kinds Of clio hing usually Kept
IN clothing store, vikFine English and French dress
frork and sark Goats, do Cashmere. Tweed Cerottor
Linn and cotton coats some a. low as 81 90: pain and
fancy summer Cashmere pants, do. Tweed, Linen and
cotton. sSue very good st IS cents; pan and fancy
satn, mefsaies and variety Of other STYLES q
Vests some very good at 3 cents general assortment
OF Shlris hdkfs gloves suspenaers etc. Also few
very hns gentlsmcn's travelling hays caps and uui.re
las. Remenher the Baltimore Clothing store on Water
street. where you buy the best goods for the least
money ApT25 NJ. STEIN.