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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
y Na. LILLIAN WRIGHT, Essex Co.

n
v-sDr. b. GAUrIER, Hudson
SUBSTITUTES Scadf"mti $500
Ricpass Tttp, heIeefi hrrsfs ~ - =, III
Dat I-IloHss u Daae' II, i, =, 1i ~ isser..
IiI-John ! Ball = N H,,i,'l
Those marked thus are for Henry OLAi, am
nothing short being Il clear majority oil the Dec
cation Judge Porter, we are assured is iaVoraOie
20 Clay. with an IT, and will vote for him on the hrs'
hsllo, but we don't know it, aud youch only Tor
the four starred above The others have started
nm the wild-goose-chase after Availaoilty'
Thus the vote Of New-Jersey, II the vote ID
Convention is taken by States, viii be cast soho
Tor Henry Clay if by Delegates, he has MAJOR
itv. Yet the verdict is not so decided as 1t oasht
~ have been aud would have been but for gross
defiance OF instructions This the township OF
shrcwsbury, Monmouth Co. chose four Delegates
and passed decided Clay resolutions yet the No'e
Of that town was cast throughout against the
friends Of Mr.. CLAY. Thrcelourths OF the vote OF
tina, County went steadily adv erse, securing the
election of two OF the three Delegates not reliably
for Clay. So the vote Of Sussex County went
.ohd against the friends at Clay throughout
although at least three Of the towns lthey are
Vantage, Green and Frankiord Messicurs OF Tue
Sussex Register) expressed decided preference
for Clay in choosing their Delegates These are
but few cut of many instances OF gousing' we
don't find fault that chosen Tor Taylor or unin-
stncted went against us-we don't call mas che9'
ing M Clay as some OF his FORMER devoiees ou'
present adversaries had long habit oil dong but
when men chosen as for Clay, and instructed or
pledged to support him. vote right tho other way
we can't consider 1t honest Wing dealing
Hon. WILLIAM WRIGHT was the hrst man
in New.Jersey TO declare for Mr. Clay IN l'As lie
will be the last 70 desert hlm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

We do not often print verses IN fh's part OF The
Tribone but if the following liz es do not wrench
,asrs NOT horn of sorrow from many stern eye
we have greatly overrated their force ana Pa'nos'
There are allusons in the third s'anza 'ha' 40 "'
accord with our sentiments but we shan not un-
sertake 70 pr,ne or mutila,e this seustiTnns yric
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

- Persons -hIug Tie Tdhaae Ien fe4u'lr, a. the.r
residence 4 llcr places of bsness sftr In S~gs-
YORK. Brooklyn jersey Cry. Wi.lamsalrsh ~ Neggar..
Will please .esve 'hei- adaress the dess ofte Publishing
Oce or s' Be- ly note taro 3D. TIE Pos Ofce The price
of r-e Day Tunune ,Aose who re-'lr.y receive : from
oir Carriers j. D., Cen. per veet.
Country Subscriber. Or lle Daiy..s per snnum) 49,,
Seul.-W eekly 90 lA -i-
Weekly ......2 vance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

- The following most tragic instance 81 tie
horror with which trans oraton % the Tar south BE-
REGARDED by the slaves BE- sufficient reply 10 the cant
of certain class about their happiness and content
ment We take t from the CigoiaHati Alias Of the @h
For acts no more uslhable than these the names Of
P0rta aud Butus have been consecfated by History a.
examples Of the most exalted horoism.
Mosr SAD ANn BLOODY TEAGEDr-On Thursday Mr.
Mullen cold "a dealer who was buying slaves lor the
southern market negro man. his wife and one child.
some nfteen or twenty months Old They were placed
n Covnerou si Tor -ae keeping during the night ami
Yesterday morning found with their lroHis norm
bIy cut The woman and child were dead the man,
though ireaiiully mingled about the neck. was yst
dive aud % BE- thought may -er well According ~ inc
ne -ro. own admission he ani Li- vie went 10 inis
h0fri butclery lcI1aIalty preierrn4 death % 0oui
I'd, touia-e The mother allied rlc child Herself and
then offered her throat to rle Anlie ld urged beg
husband % all her, he cut hcr throat and then AZ
tempted % cui bis own. bur did not fully succeed
such tacrs 49, these make their own comments. How
suggestive o. reelection are they and OF what reflection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

-, S..,.ry Beaver tfi1rf uirfye vi tc Introduced 4,
n, ircsfav he 2ih inst TIE popularity ~ IBIS unnvass
fb rf introduced by asi summer a1t DE universal
fr mi irr,f.on vs. ch f rcfed hfs il,lccl ~ ssss
fo se o- f-f enieafCrs f0 procure supply of Pc s...
$40 which we are now prepared o oier DE rubtc ~
fae ,rsuas season Boz an improved siy' o. oar Halitd
,r..s myL0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
Indian War in OreaoE-FOur Battles between
the Whites aud indians-HOrrid Massacre
of Twenty Missionaries.

las lr.a.El t.r.. l-'-
LOUISVILLE My a.
B, the arrival oi Major Meek. late and exciting
new. has been received from Oregon.
Four powerful tribes oi Indians have commenced
bloody war against the settlers.
-Four battles had already been fought .n January n
I'D ot which e2cept ala. tae aitc, maintained i.tr
ground Five hundred whites B % lp continue u
-rf with rsv. rn.u-aad Indians Tor entire dlv, 30
La close of which the Indians rclrcd None oi tnr
whites were kiled bur great uum.ers We're wolnied
on rte 2lrh o. November. horrible ni'-s.rrc u-s
pegnetraed hy iae Cyuse lnd ls 20 tAe s.e.o! -fiI
Mason iu rbs NsUa Waur Valley. Dr Waite al1
bis wife and eighteen others were Killed and sixty 9r
seventy persons were taken pri-oners-
tn. house. belonging % the staton were az burned
the prisoners were ran-oIed ahd ie-'oted iAioD- A
The a.urv of Peter Sksen Ogden. Chlei Factor OF DE
Hud-ous Ray Company.
Major NeeA pushed ZAP ile river Yesterday on hi.
way o. Washington Cy. ic ha- dsplicne' o. rae
Government sizing immediate $751;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

MARYLAND.--A Loco-F0co State Convention
met on Tuesday at Baltimore. Gen TOMAS L.
SrASsRURY presided. The following Electoral
Ticket was formed
Ssaatsrssl Z. LoUs Lows, Western Shore.
81. ALbERf CoNsrABLr. Eastern do.
'.sA a y,ues ; Swlngs; :. q. gaikn Scots
N...-'n ~ A4nAioui $. John IA Puce.
q '"'''s '-li.--i O. Sanue. Lecompie.
- The E1poss wonders why we publish the
letters Of cur Paris correspondent II. e. since
their ultra Re, stationary and War lnyok.n, sntaeuts
are not suited o. taste We can very ea.l, rstort
the qucsrou- Why docs the ENpross o1rg an ,hst b.
most Objectionable in these lctiers since IL aaect.
crest aversion fhcretoi Why uot Den 5, aloncf
--For cur onn pant, We 90 nor engage correspondents
TO reecho our own opinion. al points, bat % increase
the aggregate Of information Afforded by our counns
We have cngaged ~ B. 90 let readers know what
the ultra Radical party % Europe are mcdiatug and
doing which is neither iully fairly forth through
TIE other channels OF nfounstion accessible % us
We have large class OF readers who not satisfied
with seeing France snd Europe presented through br.
ush Conservative spec;aces and 70 j. our Interest and
pleasure % accommodate them--wlth The Express 3
permission That paper may repca. rs utterly hesecss
assertion that Il. b Is Four.crsf. we know him -
an earnest and ardent Republican though no. Of our
school and our readers WI judge whether he does or
dont know how 70 write interesting letters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

- Thirty docs were lately killed on bv POI.
son n hcnfuck. and yct sssscngcrs" 10 l. ssd arc
steady a. previous quotations We don't understand
this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

lar prices and downward tendency. SUGAR and
MoLAssEs unchanged Flour quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Porrr.E LEcruREs oN AsrEONosn EY VI. AgAeo, with
Additions and Corrections by DR. LAsDNEe
The Third Ed.t,0H oithis useful aud interesting
work hs. iust been issued by Greeley 4 NcEhath. u
is needles. TO speak Of the merits of what's So well un.
d.r.tood by the public. Now that the distinguished
.uthor has taken 20 prominent position leader of
Republican France. many wiz no doubt be- Interested
I'm seeing the products Of his mind n sphere where It
may be supposed Co he most at home They will ind
ina this work one oi Dis best effort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

C5cKt.ND Cr,ErEGy-Ths opening and de,iicalon o.
, ,,oi. of ,h,. Cemetery po-iFoned .rom ile -ih mi.
o, account of the weather. VIII take place on Monday the
l inst, when Addresses and other appropriate exercise,
may be expected Tie steamer S. Nicholas and o'asi
ba,, Will leave the foot Of Duane--t az % oe.oc. X
ami stop az rhe foot ul uimmondst and rcniuaiS wiz
leave Fiemout. afso'ccca, T.. n Those who have uoi
h.I tickets may Obtain them of r. q Ncis agent Is Nss
can, ,rof Nm, Archer -, Woo.fcr..f my954r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
NOrIcE NJ 0EOCERS Nd OTHERS

Snow Vows TicAfr,. GE>usrfS.-JtHrs : 1tvEts
formerly conductor on the Neu-forA ani faiiefta
Ralfosdl Dad. tle honor lo inform a. 'fcnai 'li e tc
thst le has in connection with Mr VILLAS SHAf,ortse.
Che saoon ihe corner OF Broadway and ps' 'enfi'cs
d., pev-,l as Eeflnrsa' Their study shs he. 5y Pef.
f rrlen 90 business o c1u'nbu'e lo ile comfort "A
Measure ~ ,ho.s who may favor hcm with their custom
my15 ThAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

Receipts by Canal within the pa-t "a hours FLOUR
1920 bbs WHEAT, 34O0 bush, CoBN 400 do. BAR
LEY. 5000 d. Sales o. 5000 bbls FLOUR were made
at SIS s. u.s. CopN-salos Of 1900 bush were made &c
20 cents. Sales 5000 bush Western mixed OAIs were
made az as ceats WmsKI-Sa.cs Of 100 b6.- were
made At 81 cents. Provisions were inactive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

sasDss SAssAPARiLLAA. The budding Of the trees the
shooting o the tender grass and the opening Of e h2~e"
and blossoms characterize Spring season ~ feno'ato
30 do the falling leaf the wlheng herb and he dsmsutng
ofte whole vegetable creation stamp Winter % season
paralyss and temporary decay Nor Is man nsenslie q
hes. nfuences and h. cannot sleep se plant through
the Winter months be VIII aci wisely 10 prepare his system
for the oftopor By resort 20 some aggofanns pre-
marathon at its commencement The combined Onc anu.
septic and moderately apeeni properties Of sANDss sAEsi
p.ELLa Indicate appropriate preparation Tor u
purpose As prevention better han cure reconmend
ali who have pre-spos.uon. hereditary Otherwise, 10
ucerous Or empuye diseases go through Of us
medicine al ies-t every Spring and rail-.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. ID
SANDS Wholesale Druggists l09 Fulton. Of william
rs Broadway, snd y Easi Broadway NswYors. sod
also by Druggists generally throughout the Un.ei stars
Price 81 per bOtle o. sx boules for s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
A.nInEE r...nr.ALIlNlL Cn.l-n-

A,orHEE CoNaHEeAIIoNtL CntEcn-oar
nsishbor. ai davenport T. O. arc about 90 crrri new
hogse oi worship ior thc accommodauon 90 Consrc-
aaeut Church recently organized iu Thar placs
About haH iho money hs. 1ecu ri'ed ani compcian'
architect oi nIs Clty 81 engaged n drawing iho plans
from th' sr.r already m1alfC.fct e % expected that
susccts VIII follow anl the NofA 0i building Do tpcta
ly commenced Between thlriy ani Mrfy members
compo.c thr Charch. sho worship llr lie present 10 a
lsctlfe iO0nl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

Yor DoS'I SAY so The Mirror of last evening
ha- the io.ow wing startling intelligence
General Scorr j. very lar tiOm having the hero-m
~ &C. Anthony he could resist temptation when Be-
prc.eutei .--cf 10 thc -u-e Of civic d.guttry. Hs
evil genius co,hed .t-eL ~ the sem1llnce % Alden
CroAu- and the hero oi Ccrru Gordo Tel victim %
Tie Establishments 0f a Wing depltaf.1n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

~ Splendid Cake Boxes $40 - per hundred Wed
ding Cards Wedding Wafels, Silver Cord Beautiful Enre
OPS from 81 cents o - per hundred al EvEEDgLLs Gard
Establishment 3ol Broadway corner Duanesi first saae
above stewards Marble Store. my2 jeoi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
New-Jcrscy.

The Wings Of New-Jersey held their state Con-
vention yesterday at Trenton, 20 choose De'egs'e'
10 Philadelphia. There was quite iuu attendance
aud an animated canvass Hon. WIN \. DUR Of
Morris County presided, and the following Dele
gates were chosen 10 represent the state IN TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

SsSnERss DREsslsc tksEs. RAZOR sIE0Fs. cUfLtp
And l0LET ARrcLEs.Ile subscribers nsspcciiy Al ~
ne public tAu they have completed ihe-r new f.'is ~
Broadway, corner Lperys and have receifel lH i..1
20 der usual stock of cutlery AZ the new pafern. Of ke9g-
err >ous pen knives ma. files nlppef. =
iOr hr tuiief. never before imported D. ~,h iy ca
Ton Ai-u portable dressing cases 81 ius' ~. 49,
rlre containing useful arlces ~ ~ Df- tlah. 'iDl
WHICH may be enumerated tie nffaiic -1pie pf Aeris
raz0rs perez order Ilese ca-fs from uef con-
noes neanc.s ~ form aud durability are Occonans ~
more ce.ehrsiel ehoce selection ~ soap. ani PeffbS
cry. q. oAtNDEhn SUI
inyie ssol. ~ BroalNag, corner % Aicery-L
FMaNcrArlos 90 rHe PoLfs Wv bile ihe Pole. y ~
ore ar. being slllcos's fun tyranny, the polls ~ AHtF
ca are eIrn e11aucnafad irol ~uH l lan1nr ani pf-
le.led with .,--y .lAer ar1 lhuriaui rng.eis ~ ~ ~
ui,csaon I'D Pa,l6s-s CuFtuCkL iNFieoktg0R- hflstf
te fhre- when falling 0uf. prevents glay and ~ fo
fhe exuir. OF le hair lgI wi lli ladles Al 81 bIosa
Wy - Al ID. dn-. -l.rns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
Nursery Building,-Randau'- Island


Arrangements have been made and are nearly
completed for the Introduction OF the Croton water 70
che establishment There has also been built n CON
uection with the buildings complete system OF
sewerage removing 800 waste ws.cr. surface water
and flh from the several blidngs and ol'housc' into
the river
On the trout Of the schooihouse marble tablet Is
thus .etiercd.
NURSERY EsTABIIsHNENr
rlss- Ten Bliines rrc,tet by rr
OoTont'n 90 ue tr oi Nes-i.m
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT OF rHb ALA'-not,h.
uli-r aie .r.t.a oi nr
fs..ff..f .H l.l.Hy aH1 arf.
f..-s,a. fasf.at q .i..a,it
JANE. % OLIVER Ca.rnia JOIN CUNNING. chtrm.r-
WASHINGTON SMITH AMOS D. hAltltLp,
GEuEar "a FTu~FH INtiN l0Oflt &c.
MoRI. FRANKLIN b. Gt-Nd INNS ,ltfhN~fhAsh..
n &c H.rr.rto Anaie,,
Ho. Nr'i GRADY 'a.ar st. % LEONARD Aims h''.' Com
l-iT
These building. were commenced by breaking ground
on tine 18th of August Inst the corner stone nd on tle
2}i ~ September and were completed aud taken pos
session Cd oy the children the Eth Of April having
been constructed .u The -hor, pace of ci-ht months
and few days The entire cost oi tle building. 300
clud.u. that Of tine apparatus lor cooking vcnu-atn-
and warming end OF the plumbing work Tor tho Crot'n
water o.. a-o the co-t Of Grading the grounds viii not
exceed -7OOo1 Tire Common Council who have
erected these buildings deserve great credit Tor this
dicou- expenditure of thc public money and too much
praise cannot be awarded the gentlemen OF the Build
mg Committee for the assduous attention and mduoua
labor which they thcy have devoted TO the work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

on srocK or Day GOOD, -NENsErr a WHEsLts, Of
81 Caharuest are running od he balance 81 ioohefs
stock Of dry goods purchased alcon oi ie as-ieuse
The tremendous .acrdce which ae stoch was boughd.
sbes them Ia offer The goods o. unprecedented barsan
Tie s,ocN comprise. general assortment Di every dcsGR
ZION cf DIV goods Also. superb Doc Of vzees. mau,s
and manf.c,-ag Of which are rapidly going Al rncas
go. my2iH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

~ AuEntcA." No. n. Is just issued by Zebcr s. Co
tcouains the Naval and Military campaigns of the ast
war with England To be had Of W H. Graham
Tribune Buidings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

Receipt, within the past - hours FLOUR 3lo0hhl-.
WHEAT 1000 bushels Corn 1000 do Saes OF lsoo0
bbi, of Flour were made ai 81 ~. WHEAr-~aIe- OF
500 bushels made consisting OF southport at9-c
and 1000 do Ohio at 81 .. CoRN-sales Of foO0
bushels were made al 40ic O,rs-Saie. of 30V
bushels were made at Doc. fEEicTs--N0 change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

~ SnfawooDs Improved Magnetic Machines ore &C.
companed with Manual PIP 900, giving full instructions ig
their use Prices g. go 80 and ga
my2j 1eod. n. n. SHERWOOD, SID. io2 Chambers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

rg' Messrs Goupl Nber a Co. respectfully beg 10 M
form me public that the Exhibition ri Works ~ triacnd
ing original paintings by scnrrfga, Dtluocns, Cour
Sc; also BRocHARTs crayon paintings now open Al
289 Broadway. Lalarge haildnes. Doors open iomsAA
until lOPM Abundance p cents. myA~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

DR CHEisriEs GsLvAyic kSD MAGsETIc CCRArivf'-
The extraordinary celebrity and success Of these wonderful
articles the Of All NERVOUS DISEASES Is now'os GEO
orally acknowledged that farther commentator Il unnsc
sary The public should be guarded against pu,iops @S
foas az the genuine articles are only be obtained In New
York, OF he proprietor.
mygO n A a. CHRISTIE, MD. i62 Broadway
Explanatory pamphlets and testimonials % be bod grams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

Fi>f OVLoNe TIA. PrGs CoirEr. &c.-fne attention. "
the public d, invited 90 the large .foca of hne new crop aes
teas. Java coffee sugars, aud groceries Of ai te vfsa'
kinds ior sale by Nj F0wLES. @n and a. oreen"ich nj
20 Nesey-.ts lie b oicnng the choicest oaons ieaAs
cents. extra tine Young hysou - GENTS. brown gar u
10 g.. 10 best German crushed As 6d lie sells whovsss
and retail. Purchasers from llr counuy can have hel
goods delivered 90 the boats without charge my31'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

Coon Doors REQUlKE 50 PUFFlNG.-G enilemen want
Ing roil good aul handsome Boots Caters at The verJ
lowest prices whot any Of the usual Lambug, recon
mcndcl io call nj WArENss ID FuIion-.t whore they can
dnd the beet assortment IN he city. H- goods decided
ly SUPERIOR a. they are an his own make. my2D Geoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

RcHfllru DuNoND-P oINrED PUNs.-Ihosc are by ar
the best and cheapes' pens m use The points are war
rled % last five years. Made aud sold by b. r. W,tsos
Nto Nv lsf WHO have good peus of cry Description
ale and retail e. the lowest p'crs Aso Fountain
Attachments simple in,, ulon, which can be adjusted 70
any pen for p cents Win 'he attachment an entire rage
may be- " r.iien without renewing the ink
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
L,co-F,co Nafionnl Convention.

HurrroHr Tuesdsy Evening Nay %
Our letters having failed last evening we copy
the following fuller report o. Tuesday neht say
+ Iu-. Odd lou-s Irom The baaHn.c i"rrcaH of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

Su,ufR HArs-WAKNocGs ilaicr-. respectfully lniom
their friend. and no public taier have removed ilon he
rooms they occupied lo the store, 18 Brondway ed
house abofe where obey prepared o exhibit iiofsun
mcr style OF Gcntcmcn's Hate consisting Of White beaysf
White and Pearl Castors together with large assornen
of Mcus and Boys SHAW Hats 81 the various kinds and qaa
tiles lm,3 81 WARNON KS 2o3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

To rHr PUBLc-l hereby agree to forfeit @i'f" z do
not sell as good Boots Cor - 81 as are sold m he cay or
90 or - And furthermore. agree 90 forfeit he sanef
any other store sells good Boots iof a % os sell
have the largest retail trade ol amy sior, cd DE city md
.ht endclvor 90 kcop % by selling better Boot 81 iess pcei
Imam my competitors. lmy2i w.l Il. JONES, "a Anis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
ALEX. HGYMAN,
no 49,, MAIN ST, WuELLiNG, VA.


r., p,,,., aud Yves, of ENGLAND
wool d. ed cons among which viii be found few ps
"rroies sesi' Twe winch cam" . re aas 1ya
rrow" ybirb IS very teantifnl and extremely low.
Engish Aiorinoes a large stock very me quality for
SHE her ward
f;inrans-I us finest and hest quality of French
aud Scotch Gnsiais very desirable sly les and a! very
low pricns s,iue excel lent for IL 34c per yd Also a
large of Manchester and domestic al reuaceo
,rices
lr,sl i4ihensA very large stock of all Kinds very
good ar. iclc for 81 ac per yard
Heis am, E'lis TOT children.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
Geornr JHcaAsrrap.
NEW FASHIONABLE,


FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
- FORGE McMURRAY is nov openns at his store
III room Market square rich and beautiful stock
OF Fancy and staple Dry Goods. which tsa notice OF
his customers is respectfully solicited.
For Gentlemen.
Super Black, French and Swiss cloths black and fan
cy Cassmers do barred and plain Satin v.aing uierino
do. bacE barred, Barathea do black brown, Invisible
green and other coots English cloths With many other
art les desirable for Gentlemen
FOR the Ladies'
Super rich silk Pads. Cashmere do plain silk barred
aud striped Apaccas of all colors, silk tafed French
Meruoes article high coiored Cashnere de- COST
do, Mousn de lans with large stock of British and
American Prns of beautiful texture aud stve. rich
embroidered black Mode and fancy colured CcIh, Me
rino and Alpaca Shawls. Gmplcad black and fancy
co!orcd silk irnges all widths, large assortment OF
beautiful rotation Gimp silk edge and plain ladies dress
utlots, real nuns thread laces desirable article with
thread sle, 1acoue;t and Swiss Edgngs aud luseTings
real NClch and American white FIamneiS red and
yellow do mode aud other colsrS horecns for Ladies'
skirls, black fancy kid gloves silk, FoseIl aud emhru
dered do silk and Alpaca hose golden Paid OIL des
Manchester and Earlston Ginghans, striped, harc
and rain dress silks style Bonnet rih Gus in great
variety, This arrival contains splendid assortment OF
the hadsomes and cheapest goods brought 10 this
market. Oct 2--3H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
Gsrccr & 1aottc,

MCKEE AND ROBERTSON'c GOODS
10 PAitS superior llaHkets
y 10 pieces Red FIanneIs,
do Z / brown pressed Flannel,
: do Pieces Cassinere,
10 do Ky Jeans. a! large lot of Wooden Yarn all
OF Mckee & Rohertson's make Just received aud for
sa'e cheap by GREER K MCI"rE,
Oct 10 No lG2, Alarket st.
4 MOTHER lot. of those superior Blankets of Mckee,
: & R,aeriSoa's make, just received and for sale at
manufacturers price by GREER & MOfTE,
act ~ No lG2. Market st.
TaOMESTlCS, Brown and bleached shlrtllg aud sheet
81 inas, brown and heaChcd Driilings, Ticking
Checks white and cOorcd Caniou Flames recei-
we'd and for sale low al GREER Il MUTE,
oct NO l62. Market st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

= COOKING GLASS rLATES.--Just received q fun
~ asorucrt OF Looking Glass Plates and Tor
duced prices, MENDEL L HARBOUR,
aug Il Ii3 Main street.
PafIAIGTS MONEN-Notice to t.iose that want the
r. fiue, n IN i}Isl. and HARBOUR. have just recey-
ed large assortment OF Brass Martir CLOCKS, OF anew
and Aeautfd sly lie and fanted TO perform WeilFor
sale by Toe casc, or a siugt. very low. sep2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
$40 600 1888 A*.

q B0I Mems Fur CAPS, jus; received tr
q sep TOBu L. HOWE Ia.