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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

ONLY AGENCY IN TUE CITY.
10 casNs--s000 pounds of Bs.e's ts,re ,raofI,,,
aiferi from the pgosrieiar- nd t,r
~'7~i "M- x MeAEE, soulh NleeiIHr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

Err. GoUernor Thomas and Free Sod. We
learn that letter has ben received by the
corresponding committee Free Soil con
ventlou, rom Ex-Governor Francis Thomas,
IN answer 10 their Invitation to be present al
their recent conyehuun, IN Which he declares
his full adherence to he cause, aud his defer
animation to vote the free soft ticket al the APP
preaching Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

We find nothing in the editorials Of Che tn.
N'5'S ~ 'i''''i! ''s"'.7 ''' e,1 I" d
s"tf-Uey "niH' VS. .'..t % up. ''s."-7 ~ ',7.5'
a mad dog in bis attacks up'aa bar Of steel SD IS =
He womb ma E- Fi, real. eis bslieye thst we
..,.,, III .l, .5+,,.., marty ar f5.l,., he "'1-''
'','' '''' t''.+ 49, 49,: - An
Is aHAl3's I'D >"''' 800. '''"' % W. '','7e =. -,
''o'S s''' '' ,...IT Quebec
rs IL. ....;.t.i 80, renee.
!'''e ''''' 80 ~ i"y
We ''' t'''''f .,'r'I
Out Us we a'e si."''! l''''s'' 't'@t "- 'i' The
Nv OF Mic
~ r. -, ,L.r, ah a4'l'
'o''i ''e..s ----ss=-z
'7''''' ,i.t~
O-'' '''' ..''. Dcmai
49, ..l..' ..s,i.,.l. ID Va,
l't''- Audei-
6>r because tNoo' u1.e Wings opposed Tire Ar0uth
( MeHcu "ar. I' our opponents feuemoet Allen
aa,}aHs o' 'He ti o 'a'""fjF's' oad bacon atE
hams, Ia lsil. de they remember Col. A,nefre
thomaspas sleee'tsai '"' 'fs'' m WA'eh Aucae
1le whole wing g''} "sfe Called o'aea-,fes Ans.f
Ne Il was Oh ID ht tAen; bat now the least Autbm
/ breath is terrible They should remember Ab'
hat "saace lor tine goose is lor the gauder' hi NILE
But we say ag5in as we have SAID before that Atkins
we mad no charge against the party, none Anders
against any one except such as would hood =
;.t. ..,l ... tl, il. f,r theit o,,,, - beaief
''' bln8dn
monument bell y
| ptrpr ty.l4rFp l:.t:.. ~ NJ: DrlNlli
| - ''''"'"7 'ie O''9 baHoN
aver wafer as we set H. we take INTO cur blake
s,emachs great mount oil dir besides snags Blown
aud st,,iars in lsrre ou,nfiiis. W. can b'rrY
remedy ,I,i, nav. by having F,trrp mt on bar }
''"N"' ''''7 ~" - ' t"r e 'Di 2" P'' oi By man
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04
list on LEflIRS.

0cmaiujns ia the Post OHc. at Who ing
ID Va, ON the lstSeptembe., ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04
10 HLgh Mitchell, infant son Of James VA
ile Mtich,u, and the said Jan.ss Uuiie

~ are netely notified, that application will lie
- mase 70 the County Court ~ Ohio County on SAT.
81 Liberty and iietlaHy Turnpike Company 10 40,
"". nyNnseFer reni dis sres,es and Impair.
~ 70 assess .he damages land of said
saia company Profeses 20 conduct rs said Turnpike
n"ei'l winch VIII resul from opening tie said road
'"teush y ISAAC W MITCHELL.
.h"-ust 'ti, etS. President o. s&iipu fahv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

- ECEINED this day at aus store No 10 Monroe 81
- large and spl.ldid assortment Of cans rnlrarlng
20 doz ga Glazed caps; do sin p'gsh cans: 10 10
M-u's cloth caps; do OH SIX caps do nue elith
caps d. Sk Youths caps, and line a-sc rtDeut Of
cldreus Fancy Mirror caps. : AEEEY
sept No 10 1anroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

We sometimes have marriage notices sent
anonymously. Ne wust hoee responsible
name or not publish
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

MIR WEESfER.-A letter from Marsh
field announces Ihat Mr.. Webster would ad.
dress the wings Of tbat place on Friday last,
and that il is tie only address TO the pubic
Mr. Webster would make during the pend
ing election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

YOUNG MEMS E0TGH AND READY
CLUE.
a notice fora meeting Of The young Wig.
.oi 'hiscItv, to lrrm Rough and Ready GLIB
was handed us on Saturday and misai. bu.
We hereby no,ilya' thl young wings 60 meet
Pgrpose. Remember. Tuesday evening.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

OEE' n GREER,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
StDDIFR'S HARDIN ARE, -
Corner OF Monroe and Make, Streets.
Opposite thc Post Office, WHEELING, VA
NX-ANTED-N Platter. to work Sirmp Irons birdie
w BHs etc. Enquire Of [au2sl OFT & GREER
Cow and Horse Food.
EFFORTS aud shps,uf, for sale and delivered free of
~ dravase. by Gilt SiOt
AugI6-dlw Steam Touring mill, South Wheeling.
FIRST ARRIVAL.
y AN now receiving general assortment Of Mems
X and Boys fur cloth plush, silk ard all kiuSs fcaps
Of the late STYLES ant suitable for tie fail trade Those
wishing 10 purchase wiz please call and examine my
stock, which Ii NOW fresh, varied and exceedingly
cheap. Aug22 JOIN hOIn-
Ii CnCKS-A now and s.lcnLid AT Gle. Just recd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04
FIRST NEW GOODS

= OLE LEATHER.-f0O HIS Spanish Sole Leather
~ Heulock fan prime article Just received aud for
sale very low for cash MCIALLEN. KNOX & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

~ - NGs RIO Coffee,
. ~ 10 chests Gunpowder Tea;
do Noaug tyson Tea;
20 10 10 cattys very fine Imperial Tea;
~ III Gunpuwdcr do;
1,001lhs Western Reserve cram Cheese;
For sale low by TaulJl MORROW WAkEMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

Letters from Amsterdam, OF late date,
have been received tins mortrlng. in which
There Is expressed the universal opinion that
The rupture with Denmark will be speedily
adjusted.
Al Berlin the cholera continues to spread,
but hitherto with slow progress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

uhu ItNtILS--on hand and far sale a good as
- sotmeht Of gold pencils also silver aud teT',a,
'lvef which VIII be sold atthe lowest cash prices
Ae--i O FAIRCHILD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04

n lghlNl h-iN CBANrEEY.-At Rules held in Tia
Clerks office offae tIrcuit superior Court ofIayy
usua. isls -
~ iliiam s. 5lriyer, Complajnsn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-04
HUGS, EUI t'I7 ~ y TdF7' NU'' IN Wtt'
AFFAIR is ENGLAND.

Importa, m 'penea'3 o The hartis's.
Throughout tie p.n,cipal .p1rls OF London
last night, AMI up To IL O'Clock To-day, the
latest huur at Which we could catch
the ou!-g ing steamef. .here existed the great
est excitement III consequence OF the dlseio
sues made by "A witness named Powell, IN
his cross EXAMINATION al Bow street, III The
case OF The captur d cbartis's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04
Relixio,,s lnfelllQence.

CALENDAR ron JUNE-4th, sunday after Ascension
10th, st. Barnabas, Apos and Mar 18th, Whit sun
day; 18th, Monday In Whitsun week; 18TH Tuesday in
Whitsun week 18th, Trinity Sunday 24sh Nativity
st. John the Baptist 25th, LIST Sunday after Trinity
29th St Peter Apos. and Mar.
The and beautiful cathedral Of Detroit will be
dedicated on the Goth June
The Sultan of Turkey Abdul Medji, has openly de-
clared himself the defe der of political liberty and re-
lgious federation After having founded public estab
lishments for different branches Of instruction after
having abolished the sale of slaves in the markets of
the Ottoman empire after having given unequivoca
marks Of his respect for the sovereign pontn he has
just now elevated NJ Carabet Celeb Catholic, and
already treasurer of the Sutana mother to the dignity
Of Minsctisciar asha Of three tails aud the highest
grade Of that dignity NJ Carabet Celeb Is likewise
authorised to choose from among Catholics his guards
his suite, and also his numerous domestics.
1t appears that the conversions in England are by
means solely from the Anglican sect. In the list of
the names Of the Rev. s. s. Wilson. pastor Of
Independent congregation Rev. j. Bell, a Presby-
terrain minister and J. NJ. Gibson, Esd member Of
the Society of Friends.
The work of constructing the Catholic Cathedral at
Mobile is about to be resumed The cdiace will be the
largest in Alabama.
The Rev. James w. Stewart has been received into
the Diocese Of Maryland by letters dimssory from the
Standing Committee of the diocese Of New York
The Rev. Edward C. Bull has resigned the Rector
ship Of Christ Church, Westport Conn, and accepted
that Of Christ Church, Rye, New York.
The Rev. Beardsley Northrup has recently removed
from Jordan, Onondaga CO., to Utica.
The Rev. Joshua l.. Harrison minister Of Christ
Church, Madison Indiana has resigned the charge of
the parish and also the charge of the mission station
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04
The Temple Of Mount Morris, Harlcm.-Thi
0MMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, June 80 p. NJ.


There quite excitement in the street to-day.
The announcement made by telegraph that the ratia
cation of the Treaty beyond doubt or question,
had very favorable influence upon prices, and the
transactions were to some extent at an advance At
the first board Long Island improved q per cent, Har-
lem * Norwich and Worcester q Canton u Farmers
Loan ~ Mohawk 2 Morris Canal q, Erie r. r. (old)
@ Erie scrip IL North American Trust l, Treasury
Notes * Illinois funded a. Reading r. r. closed at
prices current yesterday Soon after the adjournment
of the first board received that the Treaty
had been ratified, when Treasury Notes sold at
103ila1O3h, being advance of 3sass per cent on
prices current at the board
A new counterfeit 500 note the Western Bank
of Baltimore has just made its appearance of which
the following is correct description -Vignette in
centre two female figures of whom is pointing to
train of passing bridge, beneath which is
a canal boat on the right hand margin medallion
head of a Roman, and the left hand margin head
of Washington The paper is white, and the note
is signed Thos Spcer, Jr., Cashier; c. Brooks Presi-
dent; dated March A. 1S46; letter A. No. 8. The note
much broader aud wholly unlike the enuine in every
particular which has for its centre vignette figure
of commerce, with eagle and shield the left
hand margin a city with steeples, and sloop on the
foreground; and the right female figure and male
bust-"the Western Bank Of Baltimore" in large
letters in sem-circle round the top-and two large
G's on either side of the vignette. The bank has
issues of the 4th of March, 1916.
The aggregate quantity of of the leading arti
cles left ut tide water from the encement Of
vigation to the LIST of June, Is follows:-
RECEIPTS OF BRrApsrurrs AT TIDE WATER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

The COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION AND THE
PUBLIC HEALTH.-We give, in another column
an abridged report of the cause of John L.
Brewer and others, on behalf of the citizens
of the Fifth ward, vs. The Mayor, &C., and
Commissioners of Emigration, argued on
Thursday last, before Mr.. Justice Hurlbut, in
the Supreme Court, by which it will be seen
that the defendants rely on their strictly legal and
technical rights to deal with corporation property
they please regardless of any consequences that
may follow while, on the other hand, their ad-
versaries showed, not only by arguments, but by
facts that the measure is fraught with the most
mmnent danger the health of the citizens, if per-
severed in. Such is the language used by the me-
dlcal gentlemen whose certificates were read on
the argument.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04


BY reducing the wheat to -four the quantity of the
latter left at tide water this year, compared with the
corresponding period last year shows decrease equal
to 277 ,446 bbls of -four.
The receipts of thus far less by se554 than
it last year up to this time and S924 bushels less
than it was in 1916 There has also been large fall
ing of in barley; the receipts. when compared with
last year show decrease Of 81 $40 bushels and
less than they during the period in 1915 In
provisions generally there has been considerable in
crease
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
commencement of navigation to the st Of June during
the year 1916 (46 days. 1s47 (3l day) and 1s4s Oh
davsl.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

Gen. Scorr AND THE COMMON CoUNclL.-The
military of the city cannot forget the shabby man.
ner in which the Common Council enacted their
part on the late occasion of Gen. SCOTS reception
in our city 1t is said by those who were on board
the boat which brought the war-worn veteran from
Elizabethown, that there not so much as glass
OF lemonade provided by the committee to quench
the thirst of the speakers, to say nothing of other
gentlemen who took part the exercises of the day.
The saplent fathers of Gotham, taking their depar-
ture from their dining-room at the City Hall, and
returning to the same point after few hours alb
sence, might not have felt the inconvenience of this
mal-arrangemen; but we are assured that others
dds and, in fact, that after the speechfying, (or be-
fore IT, we are not certain which,) Gen. s. being
thirsty one of his friends was obliged to leave him
and find his way to the bar of the boat where, for
the usual steamboat price, he was enabled to pro-
cure glass of lemonade. Under such favors, the
General might with great propriety exclaim, save
me from my friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

the old place that the city did not seem natural with
out It, Now, however the void Is supplied and Nblos
redirpus In Aston Place just the thing Every
has seen at least heard of the spe of the
Opera House. its crimson silk velvet cushions, magnif
cent chandelier, indispensable scenery, rich decora
lions, sc. All this will be at the service Of the
public and an excellent company to boot, who will
perform OPERA ballet, vaudeville, comedy, &c. The
Wen noise danseuses also engaged aud will play
their very last engagement prior to returning to Eu-
rope, at Nibo's during tho coming week. Mr.. Chip
pendae, that old favore Of the public, is the acting
manager and John Seton the stage manager. Mr..
WalcCtt, Mrs Maeder and other favorites also
gagged so that altogether, brilliant time may be
pected
MELoDEoS.-At this house several new engagements
have been made-Mr. Dullnge, the celebrated dancer,
and George Browu the champion bone aver will add
their attractions to those Of the very popular Virginia
Minstrels
MIR. c. NJ. Mason and Mrs. Lewis are playing mt
Detroit.
Wnchell Is in St. Louis
Burke the volinist is about to make a professional
tour west
The Heron family are still playing at Richmond Va
The Seguns closed their engagement at the Holiday
street Theatre, Baltimore Saturday evening, the
Sd inst.
The Steyermarkische band giving concerts in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Brough, the vocalist, is about to give musical
entertainments in Boston.
Mr.. Thomas +. Lennox well known in the south and
west able actor is about to erect another theatre
at Cincinnati.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

These receipts do not however the entire lake
imports, they do not include the exports from Silver
Creek Dunkirk, Barcelona, &c These pscss being in
the district of Buffalo, net reported. We have
doubt but that the returns for the season will show
very great decrease in the receipts of brcsdstu at tide
water but the increase in other articles and the in
creased amount of merchandise transported from tide
water will prevent corresponding decrease in the
nal tolls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04
Died.

Died.
Yesterday morning, WILLIAM HESRy, aged ten
months Of Gilbert f. and Mary Hays, The funeral
will take place this Sunday afternoon, mt o'clock
from the residence OF his father No % Lspenard st.
On the Sd inst, PETER DELANy, in the 34th year Of
his age.
His friends and those of the family requested TO
attend his funeral this Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence, loo Columbia street
On Saturday afternoon. Sd inst, after a short and
ssvere Illness GEORGE MoNoay in the 10th year OF his
age
His friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at o'clock tomorrow
(Monday) afternoon from the residence Of his father,
No. ~ Barclay street without further invitation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

There has been a great increase in the receipts Of
beef and pork ashes lard, WOOL and bacon but every
description Of brcadstuYs has fallen fl largely.
The mportations at Buffalo from the west, via the
lake. exhibit about the variations the receipts
at tide water The decrease in breadstufs antic-
pated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

A NAVAL BATTLE, PERHApS.-The steamer POr-
cupne, which arrived at Genoa on the 18th Of May,
states that Austrian frgatc pursued by two Sardi
MAN frigates were seen of Messina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

THE SEAL FIsHERy.-A vessel has arrived at
Hull England, from Greenland, which reports the seal
fishery there to be almost a total failure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

FIRE.-A destructive fire occurred at Allentown,
Pa, on the LIST instant. The new Odd Fellows
Hail. (Which was nearly ready for dedication) occu-
pied by Weiss and Lochmans shoe and variety
store keck's tailoring establishment, and II. Ma
gle's oyster cellar; Gwinn and Quenningsrs store ;
Selfridge and Wilson's store James Trexler's
hotel Yeager Weidncr's store Joseph Weiss,
jewery store Thomas Ginkinger's tin and stove
store CANCERS millinery shop and residence Thomas
Newhart's tailoring establishment; DR.. Donnoskys
drug store Metz Weavcr's store Wagner Hoo
ver's store Ed Newland's hardware store the post
office; George Lucass shoe store Nathan Hersh's
clothing store Mrs. Browns millinery J. Cole,
cedar ware establishment; j. f. Rushe's tobacco
store; Reuben Rccs chair mandatory Charles
Shos tailor shop, together with the following private
residences daniel Helpers, MIR Helpers, Peter Hob
ver's and granary, Joshua Hams Mrs. Hcckmans,
DR.. c. II. Martins Joseph +. Newharts, Mrs. Catha-
rine Grofs, Dreshyr Woodrings and Mrs. Meyers,
with large number Of stables and outhouses, were
burned down. The progress of the fire arrested
at about five o'clock. The loss Is immense. The fire
spread rapidly that but very little Of tho store goods
and other moveablcs were saved. The loss must at
least be about S250000 The stable where the fire ORR
ginacd Is supposed TO have been set fire by boys
playing in II with segars and Are crackers. About
one-thrd of the property destroyed is said to be
covered by insurance Upwards Of forty families were
thrown out Of their homes,-Phiia. Inquirer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

Palmo's Opera HOuse-If Zeuxls, the Grecinn
Painter lived aa'eor to The Christian Era could be
eed and look the representation of the works
taken upon the principle Apollo
who intnaed ia Of his indignation that
should have moulded to his all previous nven-
tons the gaces of the best Mr. Burke
guilty Of the artistca hett and be prepared
The Gods will be with you not the Goddescs
will .how leg bail as they have done before.
IL. b. Jones, II Ann street, continues to sell
At the same prices cash. Calf Boots ut s. ID to g.
French Boots 81 3d. French Pat Leather Oxford Ties 50 30
Congress Caters 90 quality French Pat Leather Boots
ST. All goods warranted give Satisfaction II. JONES' IL
Ann street.
Them S. Dollar Suits-Unredeemed Pledges.
$40 Summer Coats Alpaca Tweed Cashncett Linen Cling
ham, 81 s. ach Dress and Frock Coats 81 TO So Vests
Coaks and Overcoats cheap Boy Suits 81 to 81
each Also few them SIS suits Nassau aud Beekman
The Temple Of Mount Morris, Harlem.-Thls
day will jubilee Of the picturesque and sublime
be found country On alton higher than
any part island is Mount Norris, commanding view
High Bridge Long Island Sound Staten Island Hudson
Palisades &C. Observatory the roof and accommo
daon ladies and gentlemen under the of Mr.
and Mrs. Van Nostrand
The Largest Painting In the World.-Hud-
sons Mammoth Panorama Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
are will arrive here during the week. The Baltimore
press in its praises Of this Herulean work Of art 1t will
be placed exhibition at the Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway i'm
mediately after its arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04
Married..

At Troy, ~ Y. the LIST inst, by the Rev Mr. Van
Klceck, john w. Burr, of Brooklyn, to ANN ELIZA,
daughter Of Henry Landon, Esq, of Troy.
On Thursday the lst inst, by the Rev Dr. Vain
wright, FRANcIs A. THoMrsos to ADELAIDE, eldest
daughter Of Thomas Owen, Esq, all of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04
D ANNUMs AMUluCNN MrsErM-p N BAKNuM FiO-

II ARNUxS AMERICAN AUSEuA-P. r. BAKNUM, FLO
- prieto r. BIrrrc"os Manager Splendid performances,
afternoon at ga O'clock and The Ehio
plan Screnadors will appear variety songs refrans Dances
chorases &c. every d evening Also ged for
few days the Scripture Dssovin
Baby only 10 months old weighing pounds Wax Scripture
St,tuary and the American Fire King brilliant
Electrical Experiments with aud powerful apparatus Miss
Noble Miss Julien, Mr. Thompson. Madame Rockwell
Fortune Teller privately Consulted charge
of % cents Admiration the whoe nelodins Museum Perform.
10. ~ chi!dun, under old
enonsb to wa alone, x oeR deserved front sh
l,nvea eheyrrx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04

XS00 rURsEI,CENrREyIIIE coURsE-TRoITING.
ROVO Wednesday June 7t at o'clock r. ~, purse three
hundred dollars milo ske For which
LADY Moscow aud Americas JOEL CoSKLIN Proprietor.
A UCTION NOTICE-FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY
lconccrn Monday 9Th June 10 o'clock at Az Broadway.
win lie d all goods bought by previous purchasers ut the sales
u the Assignee II Thomas Bsand Also anumter OF lots OF
Dinner Tea ai Toilet Sets Offer
ell at the last sale Also assortment OF Nelow.warc The
above well worthy the attention Of those in want Sale posi-
tive.
w ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
aycrtscs from the place which se has lived for the
ycarshss objections into the country during the
Can no for two days Address Z Commerce
w ANTING A sITUATION--A RE- TECTABLE YOUNG
w chsmbc, maid d. General the
host Of city reference from her last pce please call az No. 6
Houston street, can he seen for t. day
WANTED-A PARTNER TO PURCHASE ~ iSTEk tt.sl
w and travel with Of the best exhibitions IN "a" thNen
Saes and the only OF the kind everesse ~ th' y
For further particulars apply No Nassau s. corner oi wall
IN tho oasement from II 4. w. to3 r. W. tbs day,
Mr. 7. n. DOERFILNGER MED. DR.. NATIVE or
1VA rueckenan avaa) viii hear god news from homo ~
enduring at Mr.. LEWIS q. UANSENS & Pearl street New
York
MODEM LANGUAGES Mtns Easy IA"sRN,-
lVE Gentlemen ii,i kptNI ttN go itt ito
,euin. ia wi' continue, g rt-i , -uincr tl fe"i.
ylyc Without change ~ the end lte essvnS ty a. w
wish @ rfOeeei under tne system -i