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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-02
J. VEST, Practical Dentist,
CHIoKERrNcJs PIANo-FoRTEs

CHICKERING'S PIANo-FoRTEs.
1NHE PUBLIC will please take notice that Mr. HENRY
Il PARSONS, "a CAMP STREET, is my
only agent for the sale of my PIANO FORTEs E4
in louisiana and that instruments taken at N IA ~ NJ
this depot may be considered fully guaT8n-g Y VI v
tied from the factory and that the prices will be the
adding freight and insurance only. Orders may be left for
any kind of instrument, and advance required until the
article is received and approved ]. CHICKERING,
my16 334 Washington street. Boston.
MIR. HENRI HEELS PIANO FORTES AND
PIANINOS,
ENTm. T. MAYO, has the pleasure to -
w inform MS friends and the public of
New Orleans, and the surrounding country, III III III M III
that he has been appointed by Mr. u. HERR
sole Agent for the sale of his GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS AND PIANINOS. The daily increasing de-
mand in this country for these instruments and the great
satisfaction they have given buyers both America and
Europe have induced VIM. T. MAYO to open room for
their exhibition and sale He also takes leave call paeU
ar attention to the PIANINOS which are unsurpassed for
richness of and elegance of appearance combining
great durability with unique biancy and facility of touch
They have been awarded the Gold Medal of the first degree
(he highest premium at the disposal of the French Govern
ment) and in general in France England and Ger
many. w. T. NJ begs leave to refer to the highest elO
gums bestowed them by Professors and the Press the
occasion of MIR. HERz introducing the PIANINOS at his
concerts.
~ An ample assortment will always be found at the
Depot No. Camp Street, three doors fIom Canast lies
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FAMILY OF NEGROES FOR sALF

a FAMILY OF ACCLIMATED NEGROES at
= private sale, as follows -
A NEGRO MAN, aged about q years good subiect
and his Wife, Negress aged about q wears GOOD cook
washer, and irOneT-wth their two children viz Boy
aged about years. and Infant aged months
The above Negroes fully guaranteed and come well
recommended They will be sold for onehaf cash balance
and IL months for approved endorsed notes with mort
gage the Negroes. Apply 10
PERSON BONNEVAI.. 81 Cyrsyiers t
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES

CARRIAGES !-CARRLAGES!
r EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
n RAGE REPOSITORY, No. SO zNs n
St. CHARLES street. opposite the Com Ctzs7falE9%
mercal Exchan ge-On hand and constant GSg3ETFf@
Iy receiving FASHIONABLE CARRI- AI&--S&--
AGES of the latest styles direct from the manufactures
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUG
GIES &C. &c. for style, finish and price equal to any in
market Customers invited to call and for themselves
je6 en- H. s. SMITH. IS st. Charles st.
DISSOLUTION.
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the AUCTION and Commission bust
ness is THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
j. o. PERSON is charged with the settlement of the
business of the firm. j. o. PERSON.
J. A. BONNEVAL.
EYo The subscriber will continue the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION business and will General Broker for
the sale and purchase of Zeal Estate Negroes and all Other
property consigned TO him.
j. A. BONNENAL, 81 Graver st.
New Orleans, Aug3s 1913. au3O
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oR7 NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS
st'Q SAL G AT No. "A CAMP STREET-EASTERN
= -blFE-l teSent aud Past by Harriet Martineau;
BGttINElN BRITISH FEMALE POETS-1 VOL;
HEA NGS FOR THE Y0UNG-from the works of Sir
-, W Iter Scott; in vols, with plates
nl,;s' lklAI. LIFE OF DR.. FRANKLIN;
Tux ERAS IN THE LIFE OF WOMAN
IA 'iNGiS ON YELLOW. FEVER.
received and for sale at the NewOreans Stationers
W"fe'ouse." [Je23l ]. g. STEEL, IA Camp 81
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANS. wsau
q = CAsES-Lsnding from ships Charles Car. Rka1
q roll and Viokshurg, for sale by Ky
lya ast = B, G. HOBBS, u CustOmhouss Et. 80
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FUMPs AND .ATHTNG APPARATUS &o

PUMPS AND JATHING APPARATUS &c.
TuuN McCBRTY Plumber No 1874 Camp street 5
~ New O1saas, has lust received and large a~,
4saT nent OF Brass Cocks, various Force and 1M
hH pumps Beer Pumps, &c sc; Cooking Ranges: fsa&
bahng Tubs a SHOWER Baths Also laying and repair
ng Lead Pipes Shee Lead work of every description Shin
an steamboat WORK promptly put up and repaired All or.
dels promptly a,tendsdtO
Gg- Charge moderate. mh24Iv
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SADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE
HOUSE, No IL Canal street. Nel0 Orleans
I A. HORTON has now on hand large assortment OF
y. every style of Saddles, Brides Martin s-TMSS
"A Cart HARNESS; Dray Brides. ~ 81 u "
SHRR Collars, Whips, Stinups Bits 49, ~
6tHk and Spurs. Also, general assortment of INDIA
6@ RUBBER GOODS; together with the largest
stock of Trunks Vaces, Saddle and Carpet Bags ever
before offered in this market which he invites attention
of purchasers all the above goods will be sold
REDUCED PRICES.
~ The subscriber has also the agency for the sale Of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES of great variety of pat
terms, and at the manufacturer prices mh7 6m
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To THE LADIEs.-BGlm of Columbia, for restoring the

Long hair is a glory to woman, says Paul.
And all feel the truth of the pious quotation,
Preserve it then, lades-yOur glory may fall,
Unless you protect il with this preparation,
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l.
E UndelSlgnP IL constantly manufacturing and has
[ z OT saea very ipeOr article of EGAR, 80.
lWnicI he viii guar ntee to improve by age and i3-RA
Mil ever it, free Of charges, in any part of dtss5zs3
Fh' flty or Lafayette at the following reduced SSaEk
ple' to suit tie times, Butts so gallons "a Barrels 30
Eh0Js, 80 % Barrels, 40 gallons cents h gallon be.
"a discount made tIwhOesale Customers
~ line lTOpued in the POsoflice will be punctaaIy
attended 10. fang IN JOHN ri WERE
gts
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~ Uni yI0flHe ana commercial yyOtlTU
"a No SO camp street, holding Commissions from the
2LaIeS Of Texas, mIssT 'sIPPI KENTUCKY FLORIDA New
toRb, MISSOURI lLLTNOIs, INDIANA, TENNESSEE PENN
EHLVANIA, RHODE ISLAND vermont, NEwHAMPsHIRE.
DELA WARE, 4LABAMl AIEE, NORTHCAROLIEA SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA NEwJERsEY OHIO MICHIGAN
AkktNsAs, VIRGINIA MASSACHUSETTS,, MARYLAND, and
CoNNEcTIoUT preIred to take depOstiOns and execute
N SCI states and the Territory of WISCONSIN, The usual
ness yobS
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WROUGHT IRCN SHAFTS &c
kHTE repaired To furnish, short notice, from che
w FO-ge of Armstrong Danagh, Pittsburg all descrp
ZION Of Hammered Pieces, WROUGHT IRON, VIZ Shafts
for Steamers and Sugar Mills, Piston Rods, Wrists Pltman
Jas Cotton Press Screw MOulds and every variety fiorg
ing, from 80 lbs. to 5000 lbs.
apll 8m L. J. WEBSTER, IS Graver st.
SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,
No. 100 Magazine St., .0THer of LGfdUettsSt st.
Il. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
y of New Orleans that at all times prepa red at the
above Mills to usE roast and ground Coffee ground Spices
of all kinds together with Cornmeal, HOminy and Gritz
Steamboats, Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
shortest notice, ap4 en-
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WORMS IN CHILDREN.-Kolmstock's Vermfuge is tn
most extraordinary remedy used. Should there be
worms it will do good.
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GU 30 So

T W. GIBBONS. General Broker No. % CustOmhou.e
-. street up stairs nnVIO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-02

CAUTIoN-Daleys Original and only Genuine Magica
Pain Extractor which cures Burns Scads, Ergspelas ant
all ErupOns of the Skin Piles Barbers Itch Fever Sores
Rheumatism Sore Eyes and Nppes-SOld remember at 81
POydras etsO that merchants make 100 cent
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CONSUMPTION CUREp-AIsO, Coughs Colds, Pain in the
Side and Breast and al Lung and Liver GSmPaipts-by
article that can be relied for these complaints, and haa
cured cases after all other articles have failed.
The Military Shaving Soap the best article in this city
Price % cts II makes rich laber that does not dry
OF the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-02

~ CAUTION-Alltke above articles are sold ONLY BY
GOMSfOCK l. CO, No. SO PoYDRAs street, N. o.; 69
second street StLou so Royal street. Mobile; Bell & La
tFeet New York - ~ - 80 81 e., -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-11

On Friday morning, 10th instant, Of consumption,
WILLIAM d, infant son OF William d. and Mary l..
Avery.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this Saturday
after at half past o'clock from No. 123 Barrow
street.
On Wednesday, Mrs. ANNE TuIrE, an amiable wo-
man, Whose conduct and relations in domestic lite
have gaped for her the esteem of large circle of the
people not only of her native country Ireland but
subsequently of her adopted country, America. She
departed this life, in the house of her relative Mr.
James C Doyle, No. 474 Pearl street, native of the
county Wes.meath.
Dublin papers pleaee copy.
On Friday, the 10th instant, WILLIAM WHITE, aged
"a years.
The friends of the family and those of his brother,
George A. White, and father.in.law George Kinney,
are invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
depce "a Pike street Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
without further notice.
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81 80 2l.5lO

There were besides, ten scattering votes for Gerrt
Smith the abolition candidate, making the whole
number Of votes cast 81 62 The msjerity for TAYLOR
isq720
The struggle for the Offices Is about TO commence
among the members Of the successful party and tbe
lockers appear TO have inkng there will be
come fun The claimants will be numerous and IL
will require great judgment In their distribution to
aFod exciting the jeslouses of the various cliques
The remsins OF Lieutenant Alexander Brown, the
late Orderly Sergeant Of the Pbiladelphs Greys who
I.n this city as Leats pant Of Captain Hs com.
Psny and served With credit during the Mexican war
nave arrived lie was at the taking Of Vera Cruz the
ba,ues OF CeHo Oordo La Hoya, NC and died at New
Ofesn while his wa home His remains will ba
inferred on Monday with military houors.
The Monplaisirs doing q GOOD bysinees at the
entertainments at the Musical Fund fan noxt woek
sonnenepg on Mopdsy, ''
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Married.,

Married.,
On Thursday evening" the 9th instant at his resi-
dence, by his Honor the Mayor, CHRIsroPHER BRowS-
ING. to ELIZA FOSTER, both of South Kingston. r. l.
On Thursday evening, the 9th instant, by the Rev.
J. l.. Hodge, MIR. SyLvANUs WHITE, Jr to Miss NATL
UNpERHILL, all Of Brooklyn.
At Jersey city, on Thursday evening. 9th instant,
by the Rev Thomas De Witt WILLIAM ". ARMsr G,
to JANE w, RoMAIsE, all of this city.
At Baltimore, the 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr.,
Elder, JOHN VANpEwArrR, Of New York, to AMELIA,
daughter Of John Lambden, Esq Of Havana, Cuba.
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PpIIApEI PBrA, Nov 10 M-An1vcd-Brigs ia Crosby.
Ppdeon Boston Shakespeare. Fendeton do; sohrs udepn
denoe Blanchard Moptema Fairbrother New }ors Or
Endicott do sally Wheaton, Wheaton de- Liberty Se
do kary Anna BsokmaD; dos Beiamng Townsend, Ma
~ Pseron Batemsn Boston, ShenawEa alb, Worth Providence;
hdians, Hoffman, Pauucket Betty, Nckerson, Fall River;
Pilot Chase Eastport Caist OBreE Passports barge Phia
dtIhis Name. New York.
Cesred-Ship Macedonia, Snow, Liverpool; bfs David
New Baker Mobile; Crosby Pendetsn Boston, Shafts
eaio Fcdleton, do; Judge Whitman, hacoop do; Martha
knsmap Waite Bath; Scrs Mary Patterson, Boteman Cohns
t Mares 1uss East Cambridge; Henry Payson Croweli
ott9n Ones0, Kelly Do; Berry Nickcrson, de- Shenandoah
WORTH Ceise~ sally wheaton. Wheaton, Pcekkill Row
land Rowland Rev Haven; Orion, Endcott Cambrdgspor
Liberty siegfr New loIi Indiana Hoffman. Indep,a-
dence Blanchard baths leaning. Towns nd Dgtop Moses
Brswn. Hall Providence Mary Anna Bacnan New buryt or
Jew, Hoyt NewbrfyIert; bsrge Michigan Ely, New York
miscellaneous.
Tp SuPS SGeSy for Liyerpoo Bavsr, for JIav-e and
Adelaide, Ha, viii sail ts Letter Rags AZ the
Excl Reading Room The Northerrer Tor Char
lesion will sal this day Her eertag win close AZ The shove
Office at q tefoTo o'clock
PArM AND MaHft is reportsl that eer were heir
PALM, which has been Gre
Egg BarboT oyera dsysts greater portion Of her
arged dan aged state TesA morning. ready
20 BE- ftvttd "a the city also that the brig Mail still
hs ore AZ Cold srng re where s preparatory
IN Tasdncss TO act her OF at next p1g tides new close at hand
EBIc WnsoN FuLLER.-AbOut o'clock ye terday
g Vie Boy lit the deck for the bnk Wilson fuer, Craw
iod ntlore the hook with oher boad and
bTe dyght hauled her off, and The Der TO savan
Inh in fa wind aud ali sail having reoe,ged no damage
he Ntg Boy parted hawfcr and hauled ohoek from
uetEg f'r ler :he nc ccdoain setiDghcT cE While she
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Port Of New York, November IL, lS4s.
~->>-~-.>y>-~o~>'>>>1S~>-~0~
So: SUN s s14s zS ss srs s
CLEARED.
ssisay S ss Kermit s
hsaheny 8a1rs VIVA Soei Aaesds Adams aavaaa spo
ford, Tlsfssn Co; Caroline Young Mobile Favius Cook,
BalE.Nsria Her.e7; Gordon Portland
sehs-Bapard old, Frankis La vermilion, sm h. WASH
Ashland Parssl syps sroo sareS
Cleared sth~Bark Trowb.idse F,isbee Barbados
Arrived.
Slip Mortimer LIVINGSTON Barstoc Liverpool 18th nit with
mdss and 10 y Sc to Sn y fsp 18th
h b for .s s Is
is wsIh q seeRS blue signal red cross
SAT dia mot se St sds
ssT IS = s ,1s sI
"a sslsis S.lsi @ si .
to NsisSn % 3 @ the Tr
' f. Ssy ssI $ e Af5
p x hence s.s NsS su day
letter in il bound W: Ia, "A is lon 50 a. on Sand Key
ss hIs sn % and
S d o s fsss S5,ss s 9Th
% 60 Hss seen days Of NSnsnese and was boarded
Bark Asslne Eliza Birt Malaga sc days with fruit &c,
Brush ss Aacline Cam Cam DroEhed. Ire % days with
q her standing board blowing heavy
days. s inst g. lon spoke bark Cleopatr days
Oporo for New Ysk weather
same day. lat 49, Ion &c. spoke Br brig strahuor
Bns eoTsTs tot w,seboro Kers oporo October
Yarmouth, s. Dublin York with passengers The
boarded yesterday at % 2 miles from the Hook by the
Brig Holland Fsakner Malaga, sert 25 with Wine rasins
ard oTapges Draper Deyin Left Gibraltar Oct g.
ton no date, S. wsh brig London ON
York both aud bowsrr blowing fresh could not
'9h1a hsI sss Ssr Sys'aa
n Sn ss m sn ra1e S 2Tfi s fS
The boarded by the News Boy IS miles from the Hook
BTsi.e Sh inst lat 49, Ion a. spoke ship France Havre
to % ay q. News Boy with a'h' and
Brig augusta Harding, New Haven IN ballast.
schr David Messercau Parker Philadelphia
sehr Augusta Brown, New Bedford
schr FraI els Decher, Clarke, Iaddam Ct
s er c Gani. s RS River
sohr Tndin., Pc.seS, Portland; Ct
seS S T Hs IT Ba,hnsli New haven A''
Sshr Eliza Jane, Tuc,,er New Haven.
s sSSP s ssng,i 6a As sl'e Portland
sloep Orient. -, Portland.
sloop Amelia johnson, Connecticut River.
Below.
British lark HelsTa. from Europe: with PASSENGERS
Alto bark and brig. unknown.
Sailed.
Steamship Massachusetts, California; shrs Union Orleans
Rob Roy Mobile Lsrks Wsnham baltimore Ella Frances do
The Br ship Arethusa 50 days from Valparaiso 70 order was
boarded bpOt boat Smith, on Wednesday morning 70 miles
The Br chip Toms WI. boarded last Tuesday n about 20
niles Sc Of the Hook and ordered TO Savar nah.
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PogSeNCcra Arrived .

BAvnE-Ship scotland-Walter Livingston, OF New York.
Wallace Jane aace Scotland Robert Wallace England Mar
Walace John Purcell lady cbdrn
Kavnaugh James Mcr ornick Patrick Donne ireland
81 in the sceersge, and Que orn the
aALAGA-Bsrk Helen TiedcT-Mrs Beta Erica Mrs Erica,
Mr. Williams, Mrs lisms VIM Williams, John Williams 10
sern Deearhe all Of Gibraltar
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Pause myers 60 Arrive

NV ORIrANs-St amship Fslcon-For New York-John
BeSzina Ger Foote Mr. Barrau!t lady and
molly Mr. harrison and Titus Drummopd
and dy Watson Charles Wright, Elizabeth Trainer Felix
Well, Dominique Pecheur Jacob Caski White, Ann
Doughcriy.
For BpvaraNecher Luna, Leut Osmopd Peters an lady
william Maden Charles De FIenc James Eddy Johns
Carlos rum
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The WEATHKR.-The Boston Transcript of the
9th says; "There was slight fall of snow this
morning just enough to Grip the earth and the
with white Our first furry Of last year wa, ten
days earlier
The Albany Atlas Of the 9th says: /" The heavy
rains which have caused the high watAv In the river
have created dangerous erhsts in the creeks in
parts Of the State In Ulster county several br
have been swept away and farmers have lost fences
and their stacked
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. l. 1915.

Necs from Santa Fe.
have Just learned from Independence, that DR..
Waldo had arrived there from Santa Fe which place
he left the 18th of October. The Doctor reports
having left Col. Washington command one day's
march this side Of Santa Re.
The ndians have become emboldened by the with
draw Of nited States troops from New Mexico and
already committing aggressions Mr. Charles
Ashbury, Of Johnson county in this State, killed
by the Apacbes, near Ell Paso about the Let ult His
Mexican servant also wac killed. The prospects Of
trade were good at chihuahua.
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HAHRIssuRe, Nov. o, i8is.

Harrisburg, NOV Y, 1910.
Winter Trarsliing .4rrangements.
The Express Line Of canal packet', owned by Cal
der Co for passengers, to Pittsburg via Holidays
burp and Portage Railroad discontinue their trips
the 18th inst, also do the Susq 1ehaunA or West
Branch line TO Wnliamsport. Psssen myers will here.
after be conveyed by stage routes.
Urea, November 8, 1Sis.
The Election IN Onsido County oil Wkis-The Coils
sion on the Syracuse and Auburn Railroad The
Weather, &c.
The election, yesterday, created quite excitement
N this city and county. Although the weather was
very unpleasantt showing and raining all dsy-car-
rsges were on the for the different parties
bringing up the old and invalid voters. The wings
Of Oneida county better orgs missed than
this contest and their efforts have beef attended with
success. q they have swept the whole county
terrible collision took place on the Syracuse and
Au60sn Railroad yesterday afternoon, about four
O'Clock 1t appears the freight train which left SYRIA
cuse their way west when about ten or fifteen miles
west Of Syracuse, being ABOUT five minutes ahead of
the time allotted to them came in contact with the
passenger train from Buffalo, destroying both engines
but, fortunately nobody killed Injured except
that of Of the engineers, by the name Of Grant,
who was badly hurt but 1t is thought he will recover
The officers Of the road attribute this awfa but unfor
tupate accident to squa Of snow. which was falling
at the time of the collision. The loss to the CON-
papy will be about twelve thousand dollars.
The weather for the four days has been that Of
winter On Sunday the snow fell to the depth OF ten
inches in parts Of this county but was all car
ried away by the rain which fell the next day. The
il falling and from all appearances the Erie Ca
nal will close in the course Of ten days
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MARI TIME INTELLIGE NCE.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

SHIP NEWS NOTICE.
Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, VII CON
fer o favor upon by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for the Nep York Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News
Boy. She will board inward bsund vesseh In the vi.
oinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic, will confer additional
tvor by forwarding to the Herald through the mail
otherwise ship news or papers that may be deemed
cate the favor.
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PHILApELpHtA, nov. 10. 1919

PHILADELPHiA, nov. 10. 1sIs
Election Refurns-Ths RemsssS Of a Hero hea.rf-
calls &c.
The return Judges OF the election for this city
county made their Official report this morning fol.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-03
WESTERN ADVERTISING AND COLLECTING

AGENCY.
WV. hISsLoE, Third street, two doors cas-
81 Post Otsice, Pittsburg. Pa. is our hor
Ted Agent lor that city. Mr. X. ais, attend,
10 The COLLECTIVE OF bills against persons in
10 that city-large or small-aud refers To the
Edi,oos Of the Pittsburgh press in particular
and the western press generally.
+. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange
Philadelphia, is agent for procuring subsrrip.
Gons aud advertising for the Wheeling Time.
BEDtEST & GREEN, 81 Street. opposite tn,
Post Office, Cincinnati, will act as Agent.
for the Wheeling Times, and all orders efr
with them will he promptly attended to.
VoLNEy b. PALMER is authorized to act a.
sgent Tor receiving subscriptions and aiver-
tisements for the Wheeling Daily Times s
Advertiser, at Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner of North
sad Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, opposite city
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
and South SITS. is duly authorized agent Tor
this paper in the city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-03
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS Now IN STORE.
ALEX. ROC Frs

mo 10 Water street, next door North Of the Oyster
Depot, and adjoining Forsyth x Bakers Warehouse
'lAKES this opportunity 10 return his thanks to his
old friends and customers, and also to his many new
enes who have SO kindly pafronized his Establishment,
aud he is determined 10 omit no pains not only 10
continue these but TO increase the numher in such
aud by such that none who give him one call viii
fail TO continue their custom. He has in store
large and very choice assortment of Sprng Goods viz
French English and BELGIAN cloths Csssimeres and
Vesiings with great variety of silk, Satin, Nevsi.
and Marseiles Vestings Cotton Linen and Tweed Pan
taIoon stuis large variety also Ready Made Clothing
equal to custom work, comprising every variety OF
Coats PantaIeons Vests etc, all on the mos. favorable
terms All he asks 10 cali he is sfed his arrange
menis are such that be disappointed in obtain
Ing any article that he may want in his line and 10 this
cad be dses hardly necessary reassre his friends
and the public that the utmost confidence he had in
the accuracy Of NJ and superiority of manufacture, in
his Essab shasn experience of 20 years aud the
unwayering confidence Of host friends is his best
guarantee ALEX. ROGERS,
myl5 No 20 Water ST, Wheeling, Va.
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NEW FIRM,

1OOTS AND SHOEs-The subscr hers having asso
.ated themselves together under the style a,fd firm
of J CONNOLLY & SON, will continue in the Shoe
business in the house. No 1875 Main ST., formerly
pied as shoe store by Connolly & Wade. We expect
ed stock necessary carry the business in all its
different branches, and is object to compete
with the manufactures, We intend, by strict
attention to business, insure the antici
pate aud TO merit the patronage of friends and the
public in general; we therefore, give general invita-
tisn to all TO give us trial. J CONNOLLY,
Anril 10 1913 CONNOLLY.