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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-22
omar FALL AND WINTER GOODS
an so. 1853 MAIN sfREEf, WHEELING,
lDliN ELLIOTT 4 CO.

u REnuFs faceiviHs aad opening their large and w,I
"a selected stock OF Dry Goods and Naue;l.-.
tec Fail and ~ inter trade, conaprsns avery v.Ici, ~
Foreign and Domestic brY Goods, Variety add Iaact
Goods. purchased W New Aofk aud fifa. .5pni Tie
Man actifcrs and Importers 40 Tire present t.r rwi'
cct prcss, aud af" prepared 10 sell tom 0r." NaAe
sane OF Reial, al prices 10 coupct- witI fuy iuusc
west OF The Mountains.
They invite theif customers and ti others WantiHH
anything it their ine, 10 cal anal examine ihrlt as+p.i
meut before purchasing eisewueff, astuf} ac ttter'l
ued NOT 90 ie undf rsohd.
Remember, the y cufuetn f siam s. ahd Ma Ati
Auev. OCT. JDtlN ELLtDjT A. 600.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-22
GOLD SPECT lcLt.S.
NAVE. 0UGY, a 90.

s. CaFuarcs, Bus eie+, &c If's'"s "isulH- :" ."
chase. Wi pigasr give u- d caH.
p,.a.rs,ro C,rusrt- da8r u the He1icst style shd al
-. Iiae -. i3is,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-22

81 - puT laf Cans, lust received and for sale ty
~ Apr.J CH BERRY, ~ ,sg u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-22

Family Groceries. G,a,'iot' ia,i ' 's.
ceived by MI""lNLl Az 'pFANi-
.a2 Market Square
package Delivered IA any part Of the Gins, irce Of
charge,
Asr N~0TICE--N1 persons anaHms themselves
- ,teit.l tH tae-ua s|tiiteE- age te talm.y requested
10 en- aui ntte payment lmmeaiat b, -s tierac.
counts have .eu cong -Tsttin- or Ne saeihc eal led
ts nut ineiu Il Cd Ptoper cuil,ttlfa haHe-.
Ar.i4 - 4 H~OGNBEOJK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-22
GOLD PENS.

2rFNCER ANp BENDELL. manufacturers Of Gold
A~ Pens. a. TO Broadway. corner Of Maiden Lane.
NEW YORK.
Also. dealers Ia Coldand silver FeHh0ldersS Pencils.
\. G-Ihc highest premium wa. awarded the Above
drm ~ ;he last Fair Of the American institute, Now
York. sepf9-dlmo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-22

3 ttb and fs sale. q fw dlre0s fine as-or-.
$50 t"'" Fi,, q. aasis IuuUAbNOON 4 CO...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-22

.GlGpn1rse1Ga.
MI LOCK HOSPITAL.

T-NUIINITN iW|IN IIINFII|NN'
SwEIfERE may eohteuad the most =Hcody Renefv
AS fI GaunrrHpa. elects, Stncturrs, seminal NefN
ness. Pain in the Ioius, Affection of the Kidneys atso
those peculiar affections which ar-e from a certain prar
tfcr ufvouth. and which, II not cured, renders marria1e
impossible. and Ire the end destroys l'ih mud AND hodY
This remedy VIII also cure lfuprl enry audcvefy synir
tom ola SECRET Dl-Ea ~
PHYSICAL. M 3FNFAL IMHEtlliTN
so often consequent avon apV vnhutary nrrnn-tliution
al excess Of the VIGttE row R OF the hu'uan system
\ CURE wArsANrEp IN FROM OK no TWO DAYS, or
NOttkEeE MtnF.
Office, No :. SarTu FREpERtcK srRFEr, on the Ter
hand side going from Baltimore street, six doors from
the corner.
he particular in observing the name on the door aH'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-22
EsEs. s'NN.

distinguished graduate from one ofthc orst colleges in
the United States. which usy he seen by his plalema'
alsn. a member ofthe RoFa College Of Surgeons. and li-
~ceniiate ofthe Arathec1rics Hal, Londoui an'the Efea
ter parf Of whogetfc hJsheeu spent IN the FIRST Hosni
tails Va Europe and America, via: those Of L-ndon, fsas
and Phtade!phia. NAV be consulted on all diseases, but
more usrtIruIRrfV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

The ~ O.Picaytue Of the 22d ait. contains news
from Mexico. received by the British mail steamer
Avon Mr. Clifford with his Secretary, Mr.. Walsh,
arrived at the City OF Mexico On the llth add VAS
received with appropriate military honors. Mr.
Sewer had not arrived there, but vas expected
daily. The correspondent Of the Pic1yuHe thinks
that the Treaty will be ratified
We extract the following items Of intelligence
from bis letter of the 18th ut
On Sunday night last pstrd Of ten rihemen,
commanded by corporal was fred upon from the
building known as tue bull PEG, Ia the Lepero
quarter Of the city. After sustaining the fire for
about ten minutes the patrol was compelled to re-
tire. ReiuiOrcements were ordered out These
lorces having arrived on the ground forty or fifty
armed hOrsemcu were met who kept up fire upon
our troops for nearly an hour. But two OF the
Mexcans were killed.
The parties accused of the murder Of Manuel
Torillo and Of the attempted burglary OF the house
IN which he was clerk were araigned yesterday
before a military commission, Of which Col Buru-
ham, Of the New York Volunteers. is President
and after the charge being read at their request
the examination was postponed until tins morning,
10 allow them sn opportunity 10 obtain counsel
Since ] last wrote you, Lieut.. Madison. of the I'd
Pennsylvania Volunteers. and Sergeant Stuart, OF
the nh Infantry have been arrested on the charge
of being concerned In the affair There are now ten
persons ia confinement charged with this crime
viz Lieuts Hare, DattOn and Madison OF the I'd
Pennsy lvana Volunteers Sergeants Is +. Wragg
aud Stuart Of the 7th Infantry John Wall private
Of company +. eth Infantry Jesse Armstrong, a
discharged teamster, John ID. HOLSTER, an Amer-
can citizen. and John averty, Canadian French
mRn--n0t an American citizen, as | hrst stated
The twenty eight deserters spoke Of In my last
letter as being about Chaputepec are still al large
The party sent in search Of them was unsuccessful
and they are probably ere this in Oueretaro
Second Lieut.. Thomas H. Bassey, Of the 4th In.
fantry, has been found guilty by court martial Of
absenting himself without leave from his command,
Of disobedience OF orders and Of conduct unbecom'
ing an officer and gentleman, in charging 10 pay
account which he sol 3 $40 for commanding com
pany IN bis regiment whereas he never command
ed a company The Court has sentenced him 70 dis
missal from the service and the sentence has been
approved by the Commander in Chief
We first heard Of the late great Revolution IN
France on Sunday last 9th instant and the day had
not passed before measures were taken 20 afford
the Americans an opportunity Of maniiesting their
Joy at the glorious event, and OF expressing their
sympathies with Republican France Accordingly
preliminary meeting was held night before last
more enthusiastic meeting | have never wit
messed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
ROCK TRADE.
THE LIFE OF HENRY CLAY

~ EuLbuf DOW 10 THs FAEsESI TiME-by
- Lfts Sssss.r. Esq - fraaY Nna 30 this snofE-
i.s vol sv9. - - Pfies 5 ssns fsA bgaHA in
co.h 81 c-fis
mi. Edition contains. Ia addition 10 What wa con.
rasr Editions just one third more msitsT snd
embraces
Mr q Il nouin.tca Tor tbs PresiaeneyHs return,
70 ksntacky-rho rsxs. Olrsti0a sod hs Views upon
it-Their Fufiment-The Annexstion Scheme Wing
Conventions a. BsrmoTe-Mr Cisy secep1 ths Nouin.-
tio1 f1r tho Prrsd-ucy-Ths Election and The Result
How The " hlgs ~cfe defcsied-Ehe Forelsn ote-
Liberty PArty sad Mr. BHu-y-FAlse lssoes-Frsgcs
- &s-Psbic Confidence n Mr.. Clay.
Ths Consequences Of the kl-cti0n-The NH, bow
Wa7-Twenty ninth ConUe's-inin snd ths Sub
Treasury.
rr.amoaiais lr Honor Of Mr.. Clay-instsneo Of the
Devotion of his Frieuds-His Address % Reeeiyins
use fFum Laaie. Of rennsssse-A hlsters Description
u NJ. Cay a. A,hlsni- Mr.. Cay Visits Ne~ Orleans
AID - Loas-A Msleprss-ntsficn NOtced-fiis Appeal
in behalf Of tAfnishias ireland.
Successes I'd Amy 10 MsKioO-buens Fisls-hr.
Cav receives OF Bis sons DesthLetters " General
Taylor snnCuucirs the EgentM Clay ors The Protest
snt Episcopal Churoh-Hs Visit % Cape Msy-AddEsss
" the New YORK Oeiesairs-Mr Claws Reply
NGucr Of Mr. Clay's Peeeh sad Resou tions Al Len.
iugign the Mexican Nar-rhe Response from the Peo
PIE
NJ Clay IN WAshnston-His Address before the Colo
uirstioa Society fis Appearance IN The supreme Court
y sits tbs White Hoase-Aueedoie-Ni fhliscelphs
-NeW-fofk-Mr McNichseis sPerCA-sPcoch " AID.
Fraukfn-Mr Clay received A. Castle Oarden-hs
speech-Desth OF Mr. Adams-Nr Clay In Now-Nors and
h's Departure Tor Home.
Nj Cays Frof-sscnh CAreer-ChiefJ ostiee Msrshalfs
% nou OF him Personal details His Popularity snd the
Eu'ogy upon hitn-Mr Gays habit Of Life-Bis Vile
and Childfcn-D0m sud Social Relations Coneu-
sion ~ A liberal discount d. Agents.
me- itM1-tO GREELEY 4 MoELRATH, Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

u,os yArrFMARE now IN Washington, has
received the Ioowi E letter from his wife ia Paris,
which gives rather different picture If that city
,,,s those Of the British Tory journals:
PARIS, March ~, leis.
NyDrAR T. JsBASD: Paris is very quiet,
.od We are calmly looking toward the Elections.
Were il no, for the present Financial Cisis moth
ip, would be perceiyable bat Money IL extremely
dri,st 10 procure, aud it is With great difficulty
,og can got change for bank note.
rne deficit lief, IL the public treasury by the late
Cossrnmenti considerable, and badit been suffered
In remain another year under Guizots admnstra.
toa France would have been forced torepudiste her
Dsbs bat happily God did not permit Il, and We
must now hope that with time confidence will be
,s.,ored. aud then all will be better than ever
I6e people continue to behave admirably well,
aud ask nothing but p eace tranquility and work.
Yea see, my dear that everything 10 safe, and
thst you have no reasons 70 torment yourself as
sou dld IN the time OF the Revolution OF July -
Remember that Paris 10 Just as you lett IT, with
the exception that now We are Republicans and
therefore proud to be more entirely united to the
Americans. MARY NAIIEMAhE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
CITY ITEMS.
MONDAY, May l.

MURDER AT SEA.-The brig Col. TGyloe' Capt.
Bean which arrived at this port yesterday from ST. Jaso &c
Cuba was the scene Of horrd murder on the 18Th ult
while At sea Abou. M the mate ordered one Of the
watch to relieve the man A. the wheel who Aferward
wen, forward followed by the maze. Ia few minutes
the cry Of murder was heard and the captain coming on
deck to inquire what was the matter told that the man
had fallen overheard boat Was lowered but as the night
was dark he sunk before they could discover him. When
daylight came traces Of blood were discovered on the deck
and on bowsPrt which cut In one or two place.
bloody Ratchet was also foHad IN the long-boAt The
mate c. Greenwood by name, Vas Al once suspected o.
the murder and on the arrival Of the Col Tlyos here was
delivered up 10 the L. : MARSHAL He is Cnclnnatian.
The name OF the murdered man who from rhladel-
pnia was william Calbly.
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@EW-YORk TRIBUNE.
yirsiula Her Eieciion.

F4.tlraI cones leA'''~'
WAsHNGfoS Apcil SD. ~.
y,serfa held her Election last Thursday, and
,,.,,b the returns are but partially received, the
-, sufficient obvious The contest was the
-, .oirtless the poll IS iigltest, and the Loco
-, s.e,ndercy is the most decided that have
-, Known for years. The Wings made no effort
-. Lac, Focos very little: the result is wretched
enoagh
Now this Virginia, be it noted, at her Wing
10 Convention he'd on the 22i Of February,
mated Gen ZACHARY TAYLOR for President,
t.;,g slnos, the only State which has done so
a. uss pa, mp, not because be vas preferred to
a. CLAY. but because it vas calculated that be
.osA sweep the whole country aud especially
a. south. We see how be Goes it.
s,itwas in St. Louis, always strongly Wing
.,,y ost Nstiyism poisoned IT. since that it hiss
an rather Against Us, bat never so strong this
sing. when the Wings rallied as the Taylor party,
bsl5 great Tay lor Meetings aud nominated a Tsy-
t,,sfke, The result was their thorough prostra.
ton
.slms.ocs tsO days since In writing that Col II as
,..sh, Lecture confounoe6 Isaac and Rebekah with
-, AID Rsehe In his Scnptursl illUstrsons Of Mexi-
"a MANNERS. lie was night on that point. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02

NTHE GREAT ESGLfsH REmEDf-
E-0f Hsags. asd other complaints Of tho respiratory
apparatus ssd eefsnssmens Of the digestive functions 10
TAT ERsALLs HEAvE POWDERS
Is warranted ~ b perfectly safe 10 oil will
Inconvenience the animal " injge II he has dis
ease It from 70 times cheaper tran nos Of tbs mi
aion. which being circulated tbrousnout the CUNT
bens put 10 much larger p.cksscs Sufficient 70 cure
oIsn.J u hesyes aad 70 sdintef 10 dozen
This remedy b. scqgred standing never before at
Ealsf By any bOrse medicine and 10 fact know Of
psten medicine that hs. received much eompeodstion
consdefns the time u hss been established In this coon
Try More ttaa ~ verbal and wntsn testimonials have
voluntarily been rendered US
Msssss A. h. 0oyGH 4 Col certify that bought oss
package " Kirkbrides TATrEssALLs Hesys Powders and
used h0rss Of niue that troubled severely with
h-syes and the single package cured him The Powders
were gwen sbOut months snd have
n ]. cHILDs, $50 Broomsst
Mr. Isaac. President Of tho ssossrtes Bank informs
b. oas package. Mr. J. Smith, "a Fsoa-st. called q
tell that he cured his horse Of meet annoying aid
snd general Isek Of condition BY the Tsfts4fs Hesye
Powders
Extract from letter from merchant at Clyde. N Yort
Il have only II packages iet s1d would ike 20 have
you ssad srOce inEneoisisy would not Ike 70
q %. as ssty ossy ~, so -. e, .ss
''' PROOF PROOF aIISaEADY rSBLisaE3. =
Beside the sbovs refer the pablisted esrtih
Gates Of Ms..r, A. Hanks south An,boy, NJ Geo
" DAVIS Monroe, N J., 5. Rebers, l. "a Jones
cyds y az ~ .s. sis, rssh prove.
cu,vsy i the bes; remedy which can be given 90
nor.s troubled Nth besvss Nc worms, hstus teises
AMPLE directions ,o IL. use 10 a. these
each package Prsp.Ied sne soA wholesale aad retail
s5ia By Geo " miller, N Y T.ttsrsalls Bale Head,
and A L. Winship, II Est Broadway, and b. drussse
generally shrOsshosi The U. D. ssd CsasAs N fn'
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WILSON'S HISTORIES

tNok ThE ISL os sChOOLs.-Ju.enile AmeTissn
a History. Pages
History Of the United States Pszes $50.
Aueuc.n History larFe emo DO. o..
Comprehensive Chart Of AuericSn History.
tns series of Auercsn Histories for the Of Schools
Ae ne result " careful study snA thorough Investigation
Toto be 1es ~ History fAr they b Scertsned
from pubic documents and the beat suthoes tho opin
tnns " The best leache anc the ncressug demand for
thes books n nearly every state IN thu Uni0u good
evidence that the Ahos Of 1e author To this department
Of st1dy appreciated comparison with othsr hstc-
ues i invited ~ The publishsrs.
sHf MAkh III. NkMM ~ L co. 1870 Broad N v
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nK. TURNER hsa removed from jl3 Broad vsylto
IL - ENtTsutn-st- Gear Tompkinssqaar.. AZ ~
DEnoysL-Ths oftee Of toe Ocean stesu NaVisstioa
Ii Compsny u removed 70 No. 81 Broadway relos
a. al = myi In
nFUUy4I.-DE WALLACE. Ocuhst, has removed
Hmm 70 70 D ChAnbersst Oass hours 9. hal'-past
- a2s 4teods
,-oR .tIE-s Wool Cards. Cond-lses .nd
~ L. % DUDLEY Old-sip Y Y
n0R SALE OK CHARTEK-A sarse III .oout
L 30 ions burden. inelirs " p. c. WEEKS.
~ im' 80 Wail-st
no FAMILIES WITHOUT CHILDRES.-A
4 respectable fsuli VIA aid adopt u smart, healthy
BOY years old interesting girl Of yezrI bring
% snd eduszts their may obtain or both b.
s1dT sssins B. b. CLAY, bex ~ Tribune 0ee. as lv+
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COMMISSIONERS or DEEDS,
Ie- Robert VI. -trebeigh can BE- seen ~ sll hours
2 "a a. 4 Lh- IfIlul- llILca. ~ Ilrl


- Wafer-Cure Establishment, q b0ld-st y Y.
sad Syussst L3ck isla1d. JOEL Saw, = anc Dr.
RooF both pug Pri-ssntz asud - patients above
Ous ~ the Pc leas viii Dc In constant sttoud
Ancs a. Syoss-L City prasto7 attended % sl5tf Itp
- New.Hork Water-Cure establishment
PIERs0N, n D. Proprietor THIS estab ishment 70
uptown 10 VI the most pleasant sad healthy psrs ~
che city contsining sixty rooms ~ several private
par3rs good table for iuSads others "a no sh good
plain sso hne gsreut fIr bathlug-l8 sad 20
Fourtc-uth-st n-ar nInn-sqIars y. Y 40 i'm
- Mrs. Goye's Wnter-Cure Establishment
vii remain .ol T-nth-st EeN Tompkns-sq aAfs mrs
Cow e. heretofore will receive parents - h-rfssdsnce
or attend them elsewhere TIE eat sds-ntszes " The
water cure 10 the trsam-nt VI me post obstinate snt
formidable diseases especially u females are becoming
too veil known 10 require advertisement az In
THE BEGIN FLUTE.
~ A. &. Badger, Msnufsctal-r. lsl Broadway, y
Aso msEuf.sl1r-s uca Flufet ~ every description
choice s--cisn Of Se.es snd Books Of destruction for
the Benin ard keyed -. constantly % hand az lios
" Notice ~ hereby given bat Book, vii %
yrsust FOR pi0u ~ tL7 Capita soc< " ne refa
snd lad plt Railroad Ca4lp.lY i1 thr Lity " Ne
fork. b. W. HOLMAN. Of Miami c.. L. Oh A9nday,
Msy 1873 % b. kept open or indefinite term o. 1ie
Four pr g5On hs amount required ~ Ih- TINE oi
- srf'hins - =
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, I7s CHATHAM SQUARE, conner Mott-.,
REMOVAL.

81 THE sUBSCRiBERS having removed from their
IN old stand, l53 BOwsry, would invite their friends
u, n and patrons % Nali.st near Broadway, where
xff hey viii have constantly on hand large assort-
r.l VI Watches JewslIy and Siyerwsrs, consisting OF
Gold AID silver Watches Of Tho most approved makers,
such y. Cooper Taylor Son, X \ q. bsesiey, M.
/ To5iss Robert k0skell, snd others. Fine Lever and
Lapnes for ladies' OF various patterns; Gold, Quad FOB
sod Vest Chains Seals snd Keys Gold Pens and Peneis
(iod and Silver spectssls. Diam nd Pins and Rings kc
SILVER WARE-Tsasets FORKS, spoons, Ladl ., Cups,
Butter Knives, Napkin RIMS, sc. Of tho newest pat
terns tho silver warranted equal 70 dollars msrehsnts
Of the and West will had TO their advantage ~
call and stock Of soods prepared u
sell the above articles reasonable terms FOR cash.
W.ches Of every descr pou repaired 10 the best man
Ger falls I'm AKERLY BRIGGS. 8 Wslst
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waoLR No. 220o.


NsTANTED-A young maa ,boal rs 20 D. ,esr' u
w - sc.ustc,-4 Do 1uslusss. wh1 ~fitrs good
h.rf rsrslV zee famIls 100 fhr tlt3 ~illi 70 y "a
vel ree.i,ri-nssd f1r honesty sni capacity. aad ~ho
k.ssorsthicg lf <sepns accoanis 10 D. eiA in -
oF r. o col -ct reefs t0 copy documents SAD a-.e o
variety of business. Address l., Ok w, t.'1o.es,
snol-lse u shat 10 70 be done sid syins supls sPec
meas Of the hsud~riins 20 different ofareh-' mS -f
WANTED- situation - .isf CLERK IN 'oue lumber
w cttabsrmeni u this cty Cr Srookyn The snFefs-f
hss ior ihs Is yssrs been excessively sogsEed pa TIE
manufacture sud SIS of Iumr aud ior De-rJ sep
um yara il one OF he ellie. n thi. States now DO
from biz extensive knog 81 1- business ans those co.
$50 ir h. could ifdssed drsus sonsfsershc
s.on tls ness Fcr far c1mPenssfiln he you'd b. VII
ions make himself generally useful Satisfactory refer
eaces gyea Dusct o ; Po,t Otce- - "
tkIANTEU-IO0 Ageuts 30 eel tie Pretoria hI,tory ~
~ i5- Uni,ed States BY John Frost Ii the Cotsss
Bib. Fc-t~oods Life Of Christ snd esstsl other ss-d
81 works ic iha different Counties Of thi, ststs Aso
,hs hss n tbs MonteEsma' hs ha;t-s % N,Sico and
several other works. u 81. Parts oi chs ni.ed states
A.s5 o rrocufc subscribers % several eoPulN AagN
znes T. " 7nergy tn,s - fsre ehseee % maNe
money SONS usn srs making ifcm 5 &C. coi.sr' Gay
With these works Apply 10 &c BUROlCk,
~ lwDAItW- l1. Nassau.ft.
o0n IABORFR@ WANTED 90 ths Peao,y.
I,UOOvants Rafiro,d between Harrisburg ena Le~i'
to~a Who vii hac constant employment .nd ,ot
Of tss E,. c. 7i N,rset. or BY th. canal bo~ts by
tha way ct the il-e Nster Nsnai, slafMns Uou tAe
wharyss the Delaware River between hsce ead zoe
streets. - ~
Two coal DEALERS A youns mAn having been
for time engaged ia the cos ouness on his o~n
account Ge--gs OF 4btaiUcs sitasou 40 some coat
yard which be would either take chsge o. or assist a.
same might be desired 4 Inc oddie ed 70 A. and
left the Office Of his paper vii meet with attention
a. iW'
AW BOOKS WANTED-Any person havins a
Il library OF books tor sale cheap msy nod Pur-
chaser b. addressog " C. p box ~ 40 P0ughkeepsef
Ns-Yofs naming the books price sad paoe Of fesoeae7
~ bieodf
WANTING PLACEs-A variety q select Family
w s-rssnt. ara zsntiDs places a. MASoNS lnte it-
ssnea OHicet l39 bowtry aud ~ Broadway. lefJ
sub.crioron sd ere 0thereiss - ots BAL perso1i
s-nt un these crfcs, warranted honest ap l.t-
WANTED TO DISPOSE OF, an inlere'i 40 4
w srss ID h5ufishing hrrtoisss Female Seminary -
AddressA e. Tribune Ohice ny ot-
NAANTEB-A iep .etivu yluag niel to g. s'osh 'i
W West SCENTS tul tho sale % '"- aud pope'
5ubcati.us-V over srt above 'her fRtr-fTs VII De
iusa-.i them tr wuuns with 81 opP.fr -y ~ ee-r
Tor 600 gsr fesr Zone men los l prf Employ VII
rn 1lllt make over NN per Gesr cieSf 10. Affaff
Eacl man viii tsv5 his district Itwi bel nr'1stNfy inf
t5. % have - cast fr1l = D. so DOTS .ooi ne
tirs ,ut Apply 81 FgENCWS Pr7hihns tsl -.
BfoAdsay 1r a-sifs once NJ me A. 'f orr '-."h ="
Letters moot Pc rnsfrsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
FIRST PREMIUM

tho 4AkAHAoEA
STRAW HAT MANuFACTORf, 20 BOWERY
-. BErMEE HESTER AND GRAND SfS-The
h advertiser announces TO the ladies Of New YoTk
x1> that hs has the most f.shonsbis sssortment
VA Of Hats for tho season, consisting OF french and
Eusnsh Pamela Oosssm-r, Soft Straw Tuscan and Van
c., Rough and Ready, together with assortment OF
Pans Ribbons and Flowers which hs cells low any
other wholesale retail establishment IN the city.
All kinds Of Hats cleaned, pressed aud altered Ia the
latest aud most approved styles Braids " different
kinds always on hand sud merchants and millines sup
piled AZ 2mTu&S'l THOMAS YOUNG, 80 Bowery.
an SPRING FAsHION.-JusI finished, the mo.t
All splendid srticle offered, elegant French Sls
Hats az he low price OF e. usually sod for -. Also
- article At 81 so and - 25-nest Hats At 81
s.8 N BROWN, If6 Canslst
III I7s CHATHAM SQUARE, corner mottst-
~. Brown CO.'S ono price Hat store, where lash.
ION, beauty, durability, and economy are combined
sdo tho head and cash sales preclude the necessity
Of charging good customers for losses Incurred ~ the bad
strictly adhere 10 the cash system which enables Us "
furnish very superior bat for The price CHARGED al I'm
ais SPRING FAsHI0N.-Wm Brown, l8
ILL Chaba-sL opposite kOOseyeltst would invite the
public 70 call and examine his s. Hats, which BY
process u Misunderstanding, invention u his own
rendered superior any offered for the price
Caps Of every style and fashion. al I'm