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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-28
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Committee Of Arrangements.

Our New Orleans correspondent communl.
cafes with US under date Of the afternoon Of
Wednesday last.
Later from Mexico
The steamer Trent had arrived at New Or.
leans from Vera Cruz, having left there on the
18th instant, being six days later than before
receivrd from that place, and bringing awo
days later intelligence fom the Mexican Cap.
io.
There was no news Of especial Importance
brought by the Trent. HERRERA had finally
accepted the Presidency Of Mexico. PAnEDEs
was in The Capitol at the lat dates.
Ten thousand American troops were en-.
camped at Enccro awaiting transportation,
The health of Vera Cruz had considerably i'm.
proved. ~
LATER STILL. -
At ten o'clock last night, we received q sec.
ond dispatch from our prompt and attentive
New.Orleans correspondent, dated Thursday,
22d inst. ..,,'.
LArER FROM TAMplco. SEVERE BArTLE.-
A schooner arrived at New Orleans on We'd
nesday. from Iampico, with dates to the 18th
inst.
The Indians had become very troublesome.
Captains HuNr and WISE, with their compa.
nies, had repeed All attack Of the Whites aud
Indians from Campeachy, in which the Indians
lost NINE HUNDRED Of their number. All
The small towns had been destroyed or vacated.
Further particulars will be looked tor with
much anxiety.-Char. Courier, Of Monday.
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Martin Van Buren.

Ii is stated in tccgraphc despatch that this man. who
in former days was known as the "Nor,hcrn man with
Southern principles" hus accepted the nomination for
the Presidency, from the Banburncrs Convention, as.
sembed at Utica on the 22L inst. Gov. DoDoE was
nominated for Vico President
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The Columbia 6! telegraph,

Mr.. EDWIN DELEoN has taken charge and con-
troll Of the editorial department Of this spirited lit
tie daily. Mr.. DE- LEON, can make it a good paper
if he does not spice it too highly with Whiggery.
We wish him every success,-smooth waters and
a prosperous voyage.
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The Unanimous Whig Party.

It's understood that before leaving Philadelphia,
the delegates from six or seven non-slavehoding
States met and resolved 10 call a -slaveholding
State Convention of those opposed to the election
Of TAILOR and CAss TO meet at Buffalo on the Sc
cond Of August next
At another Wing meeting in New York, some
of the members endeavorcd to obtain 4 concur.
renee of the meeting in calling this Convention.
The meeting separated in turmoil and the stage was
torn into fragments, by the Clay Wings who were
determined that no Taylor speeches should be
made on it. This is the harmonious" party, and
the party who it is said will carry the State Of New
York in November
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Celebration of the I'D Anniversary Of American
Independence.

Independence.
The day will be announced by the old federal
salute Of thirteen guns and the ringing Of bells.-
At 9 o'clock, A. NJ. the citizens are requested
to meet at the Court House and elect an Orator foe
the next anniversary.
At len o'clock, Procession will be formed ia
front of the market, under the direction OF Cols,
Taylor and Ancrun, as Marshals # the day, in the
following order
Returned Volunteers.
DeKalb Rife Guards.
Camden Beat Company,
Committee Of Arrangements, 19.
Officiating Clergymen, .s,si
Orator and Reader,
Clergy of the town and vicinity.
lntendant and Wardens, =. ''.l - =
Soldiers OF the Revolution,
Teachers and Pupils, .,Ais
Camden Independent Fire Engine Company,
kerslIaw Troop, ,, .r
Citizens Generally.
The procession will march up Broad and De.
Kalb streets, To the Presbyterian Church. Imme.
dately after the services at the Church, national
salute will be fired, and at sun-se one gun for tho
French Republic.
NJ NJ. LEVY,
J. B. CURETON,
B. PERKINS,
Committee Of Arrangements.
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CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, June 20, lS4s

WASHINGTON, June 70, lS45.
SESArE.-rhe Vice President laid befrs
the Senate communication from tho War
Department, called for bya resolution OF tho
Senate furnishing Il statement Of the number
of enli>tments made during the last ninety days.
Several bills from ihe House were read tho
second time aud referred. ....
Mr.. Felch presented the credentials Of Hon.
'rhos. Fitzgerald. appointed by The Govern.
or Of Michigan United States Senator inihe
place Of Lewis Cass, resigned. and he was
qualified and took his seat. .f..r
On motion of Mr.. Pearce, the bill from the
House, providing for an exchange of public doc.
uments by Congress, was taken up and passed.
Also, a joint resolution authorizing the preseu.
taiion to the Government Of Francs Of series
Of standard weights and measures of the Uni
ted Safes and for other purposes.
House bill to extend the time tor satisfying
claims for military bounty lands was received,
read three times and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Dix. the bill from the
House, TO preven, the importation Of spurious
aud adulterated drugs and medicines, was Ia.
ken up. and after debate, was read the third
time and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Badger, the bill to pr-.
mote the despatch Of business in tho Suprr',a
Court Of the United States was taken up, CON.
sidered, and then postponed until tomorrow.
Several private bills were reported, and had
their first reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Athertou. the considera.
lion ofthe Indian Appropriation bill was 70.
sumed, and Mr.. Bell replied to the argument Of
Mr.. Hunter, on the claim of,he North Carroll.
na Cherokces. The debate was further con.
tinued by Messrs. Atherton, Hunter, Bell aud
others, when the question on paying the allow.
ance 10 the North Carolina Chcrokees was 4.
gain drcided in the affirmative, "a to 10.
One or two other amendments were adopted,
and then the bill was read third time, but its
passage was postponed until tomorrow. Ad.
journed.
.- 5e,4.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Burt, Speaker pro tenn. in the Chair,
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Intcndant.

We have had good seasons Of rain during the
past week and the prospects are fine Tor excellen:
crors.
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WILLIAM J. GRAVES has been appointed U. S. Sena.
tor from Kentucky, in place of Mr. CHrrTENDES, who
has resigned.
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SPEECHES OF Mr.. SEWER AND SR. Rosa AT
TIE EXCHANGE OF RArIcATIoNs.-The Eco
del Commercio of the lst contains letter da.
ted Queretaro, May 80. giving an account oil
the exchange of the rati6cations of the treaty,
which we translate below:
At half past eight o'clock tonight the ex.
change Qualifications took place in the saloon
ofSr. Pena's house, during private audience,
which the Minister Of Relations, accompanied,
by the Minister Of War, gave TO the Commits.
sioners Of the United States. After the ex.
change, Mr.. Sewer said:
"S;enor-In leaving your Excelency, after a
consrlmlnalion of tho object which brough! us
to this country, we can, with the greatest sin.
crrily, declare, that never, during many years
Of viscissitudes consequent upon public service
in the affairs ofour country, has anything caused
US moro pleasure than the exchange ofthe ratif.
cations of the treaty which re establishes peace
between the United States and Mexico. In.
Decd sir, this event will be viewed with salts.
faction by all honorable men Of both nations,
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Burt, Speaker pro tenn. in the Chair,
Who was ro.appeiusod Ortho present wess,If
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Baptist Church.
Business opened with prayer by the Rev.
Mr.. Graham.
Upon motion Of Rev. E. L. Fraser it was
unanimously
Resolred, That it is the duty of the friends Of
temperance to discourage in every possible way,
treating at elections.
The Rev. Mr.. Fraser and Dr.. Wvlie discus
.ed in very appropriate way this resolution.
According to appointment, the citizens were
ushered into the Church at 10 o'clock, to hear
the Address Of w. II. CASTOR Esq.
The eloquent delivery Of this chaste and clas.
sicai oration. cannot be appreciated by any re.
marks that could be made here; we will hence
leave the public to Judge Of its high merits,
when it appears in compliance with unani-
nous vote Of the Convention, requesting it for
publication.
The committee reported in reference to me.
moralizng the Legislature, as follows:
The committee which was charged with the
duty of suggesting form Of memorial to the
Legislature, on the subject of the License sys-
tenn, have bad the matter under consideration,
and beg leave to report the following draft for
tho action of the Convention, and to recon-.
mend it, and also, the adoption of the accompa-
nying resolutions.
TO the Honorable tho members Of the Sen.
ale, and House Of Representatives, Of the State
of South Carolina.
The undersigned citizens of --- Dis
,rict, believing thai The retailing OF ardent spirits
is an unmxed evil, beg leave respectively to
petition your honorable body, to submit the
question of License or no License for the sale
Of intoxicating drinks, to be drunk at the place
where sold, to the people OF The respective Dis.
tricts, Cities, Towns or Villages, majority Of
the same to determine by ballot, whether the
commissioners or Corporations. shall or shall
not grant Licenses in the said Districts, Cities,
Towns or Villages as the case may be, 70 the
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Our New Orleans correspondent communI.
cafes with US under date Of the afternoon ol
Wednesday last.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.

BRUSH'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
T A. BRUSH respectfully informs bis friends ami the
- pub c that he has opened D.AGUERREOIIPE
Cf.aLLER at the corner of JAcKsoN and TcHOUPrToU
Streets Lafayette and guarantees all keneSes 70 be
equal any taken in the United Safes and sOeS share
Of patronage. Prices moderate nl3tf
Observation-Disclosures PORTRAITS.
QY the application Of the above mysterious agent to a
ID gusrreoype Ga discovery of the Subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind in a SINGLE sECONB-eachng the precise
expression instantly and fixing it indeby upon the silver
plate. t. Those who wish to retain in their families good
LKEREssEs Of relations friends do so at moderate
price. Rooms, corner of Canal and Chares stsEntanee
No Chanras street. TmY3 iyl w. H HUTCHlNGS.
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WATCHES JEWELRY.
BRUOEts, NO. II CAMP Street.

BR OE s, NO. II lJ7JHP Sfre7t
TNHE public requested TO call and examine the select
i ASSORTMENT of WATCHES, Guard, -
~ Foo and Vest CHA S--Seals - r. ~
is5A and Keys. LOckets Breaches, Ear -
4 "a Hooks Gold and Silver SPECTACI4ES, Bracelets
ssaASsand Necklaces, Genten en- and Ladies' Finger
Rings RaZOrs, Pen-knives and Fancy Goods. BRUCES
GOLD PENS-a few more left.
NtB-Close attention TO the Repairing of Watches,
Clocks Spectacles Jewelry and Pens. III Charges mod
crate, MS
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RESTAURANTS &c.
uoLRRooK OYSTER sALOON,

EOLRROOK OYSTER SALOON.
BRo 5asRai oY SR RisiO sAI * are el
specially Informed that this well known esiaA- Ny
the public generally is assured thai ereoiore the i quail
mue 4 He teeb w e Els ali s s j. up
that cause Of complaint may be beard Fha9kiu
m past ayors the proprietor trusts that his continued ems
deavOTs to please tie public guarantee 70 him ceptn
nance Of that pnhe's PATRONAGE. ----- - -
BANK ARCADE. .. l.4G.8ZFNrE Street.
rVHHIs E,tabish having been leased by the UNDER
] signed they have hal it thoroughly renovated 50
and fitted mp and pEecars4 TO sse9qm9lale I
supplied with LIQUORS Of The best quality, which we
ihnk Wi compare tyoaby WITH sqy osef ami ,
'n n5S 70 give every Satisfaction TUFTS pieces
PRIVATE BOARDING.
TIME subscriber can accommodate five single Cen
l llemen witt. genteel BOARD and LoDGiNGs =a
spsotabe neigRGoSoed and not subject .
crate Inquire Of Ms GRIFFIN. ST. Peter 81 nsOlm
BOARDING HOUSE,
121 7RAVTER street betaoeen ST. Charles and CaroH-
dele streets, DOOR from Che corner Of Careadetst
NE fully informs her friends and the public generally "a
thatshe continues in the above eligible oealisn ne 9ees
House thoroughly edtted and prepared or me
she hopes by dilgept attention the comfort and con-
venenee of her Patrons 10 merit and receive continuance
of the Her terms will be, as heretofore MODERATE
n ~ ue1W
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Corner 7IROD and NEW LEHEE SIS. Nea0 'lTteans.
u HIS fte Hotel sdyantageously siuated, being in
Il trnut of the principal Steam and Ftatboat A
Landings. ard affords peculiar accommodations for fss8
estem Merchants, , raiders and TTaveilen geneT- -
ally The house spacious and comfortable, and possesses
eye-y convenience the chambers well furnished and
airy TIN table supplied with the best the market
furnish; the Bar viii be supplied with the best Wines and
LiquOrs all of which selected with great care. No
pense will be spared 10 make the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager
ola 6m Successor to JOSEPH T. BELL.
THE GEM, No 10 Royal street.
PPOSIrE POsT. OFFICE.
TTNIItS SALOON has been fitted PIP in style that foE
taste and nvenience, Surpasses in the South The
Bar is and shall always he supplied with the choicest oil
liquors Cn20l JOHN G. MILLER.
FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.
fENHE LEASE. FURNITURE and GOOD WILL, OF
i the FEIlICiANA HOUSE. is offered for sale IL
The house will aceommodaie nearly one hundred 1.:,NA
boarleTs and is full eight months IN the To n.
person acquainted with the Western trade this house would
be great Of profit The present occupant, wishing
retire offers The above fine establishment moderate
terms For particulars apply the premises, corner OF
aus n JAMES ROACH
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>
Vp4UR subscribers for The sale Of the Viee Mon
| tagne Co.. ceebfaied SHEET ZINC would call Ia,
attention Of Builders and Others 10 this article Cwen use
OF proper thickness and Quay) durable and economical
article oI Roofs It hes been used IoOb IN Europe ioG
thirty years without repair and apparently q good
when fr.t nut 1t Is ranicuafy calculated Tor he
roof Of large buildings Churches Sugar Houses nc Tic
cua giving all the requisite information on t esub1ec
be bad and models OF the mode Of gsng 4 zen on anpoa
ton TO STARK, DAY 81 AUff Ehe& COs
Nc In DIV corner Canal and maga1ine streets
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The above table shows the following results
Cas- over Taylor Polk and Birney Clay 2lo
Csss and B. Taylor sol Popular 1913 5l3
Ford Weller 345 Popular 1874 22i
Clay Polk. $40 Increase ,29
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WOOD, CHARCOAL. TAR, FITCH, SAND,
GHET,TS ETC.

TTNHE subscriber having the Oldest estabshnenl on ne
New BASIN for the sale Of the above aTtc keeps Ior
saIe The hest ok 9SH BL.4CR.JfCK, HICKORY
and PTTCHP PINE WOOI1 which win be sold at low
prices Fair given and delivered free Of cart
~ ORpERs eit at the office, No 10 SHELL Roam side
Of WV BAsTE will be promptly attended TO; orders left
il Older Box at Mt john Hewlett exchange previous TO
O'Clock, NJ will be Il led on thai cay or aiie That time
n25 I'm EsJ.WHITE
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nuRnMnMErERs.


SIORAGE FOX UUkFEE.
M AXE storage one hoor second stofy N
wv dry and dark place. l5 GOO bags Also, IN anotst
store from 90 600 10000 bags. Merchants having coffee
will find to their advantage TO call and exaEne our
warehouses EMERSON, TOURNE ~ co.
apN 1853 TebouDtOuas street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-05

Patent Platform and Counter Scales,
T1HB undersgnsd sos agents " neg orleans o. Messr
St Johnsbafy, W.. celebrated PLATFORM SCALES,
are ur.9are 10 furnish them OF manuiactuFep prices.
Connie Scales 10 weigh from = Id. to 30 lbs.
Druggsts do do. Do. ldrac6m p o., gs.
Dormant do. do. DO. ~ 10 9g0 Fps.
Iron Scaes do 200 70 slyl lbs.
Ra,nad Track Scales for weighing cars 10 to % tons
Do Depot aud Hay Scales. Do. 4ia tons.
The above particularly recommended 70 pufehaser4 -
being superior to any other article OF the Kind nov
for correctness and durability 10 which Tact ample tes
STARK DAY, sTAUFFER co.
"a Inn dSW corner Canal and Magazine streets.
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A GROCERY and SHIP CHANDtsERY, situated in
"A a most eligible situation in the city OF HAVANA,
convenient the baTboTfhs establishment, WHICH well
known and has an excellent Of custom, will be sold
on tbe most advantageous conditions, and can be delivered
forIwh h There is also NEGRO MAN and HnFbor
BOAT beioaang the store which may be honght with
For iGnbef parieuars apply to Mr. G. sCHMIDr, No
81 GFayisr street, nj 2m
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

TFNHE subscriber can Accommodate five sz single Cen
1 tlemen with gentee BOARD and LODGINGS. "a
Her Hou is located N vey pleasant quiet and r. II
spectacle neghborhOod and not subject the anDoy
ances of ch dTen Of business thorougha Terms mod
erafe Innnire of Mrs. GRIFFIN ST. Peter 81. nsO I'm
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new WAToHEs. JaWELRY, &c.


N. BGur personal a.ieniioa will be devoted to repair
ing every description Of fine Watches Clocks, Jewey ETC.,
which shall perform satisfactorily chsrge.
n6 If X. N.
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.

r. Al Tf LEX, g CAMP STREET, nss now eeI on hana'
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES, Of all Af3A
- the best makers; Aso-Fob, Vest ~ -
zz@rZ@ vF@Sss and Guard CHAINS, SEALS hssAssA
- - and KEYS, in great variety Gold Pens.
Pencils Thmbes Buckles. sc. Fine Bracelets, Brooches,
Necklaces Rings Siiverware SPOONS and Forks, Ladies,
Casters Cups Pitchers, Trays, Plated Casors Tea Sets.
Candesticks, Urns rich Fancy Goods, Lubins 6ne Per
umery-tOgetheT with a great variety Of articles too
nnmeous to MENTION Alo-SPECTACLkS with Gold,
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames, and Glasses OF every
fitted 10 sniI tine eve nj shoTt notice MS
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ROARnING HOUsl
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Corner 4LROD and Ne " 1--WE SIS. Nelg lgLeal
T9g GEM. Mo. 10 Royal street,

PPosIrE THE PosT-OPFIcE.
TTNIItS SALOON has been fitted up in style that for
taste and convenience, Surpases IN the South The
Bar is and shall always be- supplied with the choicest oil
hugOrs Cn20l JOHN G. MILLER.
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YoUNe's, No, Camp Street, New Orleans,

4OONG'S3 mo. camp SISSt, Nov OiASdhaJ
NTOW receiving the above Store by arrival iOm
IN the NORTH an entire new and exien- - o.
~ Ve soGa II Gae ~ ,, a j 1nn, S
Is 81 ing and Olen-iaeed Qua d Vest and Fob CHAINS
@AsZaiaiet and fashionable style OF Ladies and
Geutemen's Breast Pins Also, patterns Of Studs,
Finger and Ear Rings, Collar and Sleeve Buttons Suspen
der Buckles gold and silver Specs gold Pens OF the best
makers Also, a large stock of Siyeware, consisting of
table tea and dessert Spoons Soup, Ladies' Castors, &c,
all Of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices The pub
lie are respectfully invited TO call and examine before
chasing ell ewheTe.
H. rne strict attention pad TO the repairing Of fine
Watches Go ks and Jewey. Games, Diamonds. and all
Kinds Of Jewey mounted in the latest and best manner.
All repairs warranted charge NJ tie
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MARYLAND.-orrlc1AL.
HATS AND GAPS.

Total. 81, 703 34,528 IL. 80: 1884 80 GIG
Taylor over Cas-. .3174. Clay Polk. 33O8.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
Cn.srsE MrploArEp Soar AMI
me- "eIKcAssIAN nENNA.

feb l Wh0iessle agents. Pittsburgh.
Per sale ty JAS BAkER, W6eeiing, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20

THE CIRCASsIAN HERNIA.
SsIiIS medicinal cosneliqae IS e sure curative to all
= affections OF the sAin, impartiug heath and beauty
To the coulpexion. We have teen frequently asked why
We call Nadwa s. soap, Chinese? We do not pretend
10 say that Railways Soap was either invented or pre-
P4fcd IN China. Not at all; the Invention in entirely
our awr-so also is It's manuiactarti hut lis medicinal
SCENTS are Indigenous oi that Climate, whilst Is heauti
(, lAg tr,a.r'tcs are largely owing 10 tte CIreassia an
nsIma. The Henra is Que of those meritoriotf- plants
wifosr virtues as casinetique has for centuries beeh
known only TO the Circassians. But by tue wonderful
succtss of Railways Soap in imparting that transparent
sotuess to the skin, health aud beauty To the contplec
ton, - proof positive of It's rare and valued virtues
This, with other halsantlc plaittz, possessing heating,
cleansing, PURIFYING and heauiits ine merits (kuown on.
iY 10 ns) Is tile great secret Of the success of Railways
soap. kaa'Vay's soap is speedy ia It's effect Of removing
Tan. Suuhurn, %fHnplest Biotchcs, tpstu!es. letters.
cures sat kheum, kiuEworiu, Rash and mosquito bites.
ForShaviag ts excellent, for the Toilet ii is uneqalled.
sold for . cents. large, and ~ cents. su.al tablets, at
The principal Gcpols, I'll Courtls nd street; dJ4 Pearl ST..
New lork. is RAILWAY eco.
sol Pearl street. New York.
Sold in Wheeling by \ q FAIRCHH.D,
aug ~ Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20

GREAT CENTRAL RNiTE
Tr7ROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASHING
r TON CITY. PIttLAnELPllA, NEW YORK aad
BOSTON. The National Road and Good Intent Stast
Companies are running six daily lines 10 Cumberland
connecting with the Baltimore aud Ohio Rall Road. On
by - hours stare travel TO either otthe ahoVecUies'
lance by railroad.
lalimc T. Baltimore "A hours.
Tine to Philadelphia ~ hours.
Fare 10 Baltimore II DOLLARS,
Fare TO rhiiapeiphia ~ DOLLARS.
SiNdsily lines leave The CnmpanieS' stage ana talfoad
office every morning at 6 O'Clock, \. VI. aud oNtfastuf
uishcd a. any hpar a load should offer.
F.rthtougb tickets 10 Baltimore aud Philadelphia, AZ
pts al RE Cons 9aiies' nifrc, No % " atcr street. W he'
iirt. Va. iVc DOORS north otthe tnitei states Tore
Eat Good lrleit Stage go. "a. n. STEELE
Nnd Sc, ACfESuN, for y. r. IS. 90.
augr Great Crrtrs' Route Rail Road \ Sta-e once
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-20
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORn
PEKIN TEA COMPANY,

EyANfNG appointed NJ. REILLY, No. 1877. West
sSss side Market square, Wheeling, Va, their agent for
this city, he would call the attention of the public 10
those CELEBRATED packet EAS the superior
excellence of which IS too well known To require com.
incubation. They have lie II for q long time the favor
tie Teas IN the principal Atlantic cities. and ara fast
obtaining a character Throughout the country winch " III
give them procedenCc whereve ct they are used.
Al housekecpers know how difficult IL has been here
totole to nhtaiu good Teas at fair prices. but The great
facilities of THIS Company enable them tg place in The
hams Of thelr agents the choicest article at prices wliei
cannot failto sustain the high character already attain
ell by them, and Il ti,ey should not suit. YOU have only
to return tieui 90 the agent and get your money refunded.
NDricE-As many imiiatoys have risen IN who are
vending AT Interior article lnfIs name OF this Company,
they deem 1t pfoper to state, IN afdeI To prevent lmposi-
tioI that none are genuine Which do not bear ou every
package, Ia addition 10 tRe little Otthe Company. that OF
M~GCALLMONT & BONp.
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