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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-12
NEW " HOLESALE
NEW Wholesale
SHOE. and LEATHER
STORE,
Monroe. between Main and Market Streets
WHEELING, "a.
f.. POLLOCK.

f.. POLLOCK.
! ESfECrFULLY Informs the public that he has
- o-ehed as above, one Of the largest stocks in his
Ilhe max mas ever fccn offered III tins market, which was
purchased al The lowest rates OF the Eastern manufac.
lures, tor Cash, aud " iil Ne sold Wholesale. to Country
merchants, Shoeinakers and Dealers generally, at a
n'nch lower rate than has ever before been offered. His
tner, and an things appertaning to the trade, among
which III be f-uud.
5uo pairs ineu's Boots, various qualities;
5000 " cali aud kip Brogaus. do
1000 " Ladies Boots and sinners. do
5000 " Boys Boots and Bru-ans, do
S',Oo " Yontlis' Boots and Brorans, do
900 " Misses Boots and slippers, do
5,Guo " Chlldren's do do do
A large stock of Morocco SKINS. LINING and Brsp,sa
SKINS of various qualities. SHOE THREAD, Pres, &c.
lo,ooO lbs New York Sole Leather;
1000 lbs Baltimore do do
50 barrels Tanners oil.
His stock viii be often renewed and ALWAYS embrace n
iuI assortment of Goods in has line.
May 10, 1913 E POLLOCK.
0BALES 10 inch Burlaps, for wool sack,ns,
- do Nankeens,
9 do BIZ Wadding.
do Cotton Table Diaper,
l do Ilea. Jacquard do
, do Heavy Brown Drifts,
= do " blue do
EDO a. Brown sheeiings,
, do rs Fine do
10 cases Bleached muslins,
do do nriIlines,
do Cotton Parasois,
do Earlstou Ginghains,
do Twiiied Siesias,
do Brk Satiuets,
do cord Cambrics,
do Tape chock Muslins,
40 lbs Ruhinneccas' Blue Servings,
400 lbs Patent Threads,
eases Skein do
500 dor 100 aud 200 yds spools, all ca,ors-iust reed
and for sale by TALLANT AND DELAPl.AiN.
myl1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-12
CARD.

gVNhe undersigned leg leave TO announce TO their
friends who have been waiting for the arrival of
shcii wa C. aud TO the public. that they are now in re-
eeipt Of an invoice of Is packages, containing an ass0rt-
meut OF NMIrE GRANITE AND IRoS STONE; FLOWING
Blue, CANTON iiLuk; MoLLBraRY, and a part OF t.etr
selection of L.I0Hr BLUE Ware.
THIS lot Is Of very choice quality. much superior 10
any hereto fofe brought 10 this Guy, and OF new shapes
and styles. SWEENEHS AND BELL.
meG Nos I aud y, Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-12

-psv "RECElNEp large lot otaapetorc oio'edtN
- tLi mts GREER * M0lfE'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-12
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
Si.A ~

trails Subscribers have Az assortment of the atsivt
a Scales now Finished aud ready tor sal, al tleil
Wgrrtpum on W tter = hcipw Gufues
.Il, CHARLES, COEN 4 EATFI
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TIL: JOHNSTON. IF. o7s Main s..
Spring and Summer Goods.

III IS The pleasure % mfoi mtuE hs customers and the
49, pubic generally that ne has opened his eutise
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-12
PIiNO FORTES

PIINU FUH 7 tS.
lust opened an assortment of PlANO FpRIES rom
y the celebrated Mandatory of Crickering, Boston,
with English Granlaction, which, for elegance OF iurni-
tire and Melody Of Tone, cannot he surpassed, and by
eminent Professors of Music are said 10 he the best in the
world. Also, an assortment efPiano Fortes from a u
Gale, K Co.. New York of very superior tone aud fnls',
all OF which ae offered al the very lowest cash pfiec,
adding carriage, by MELLON
iva Union St, Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-12

All persons having accounts against the above con
Germ, are e iucstcd to present them for settlen ent, an,
those Indicated thereto are requested to settle the sam,
with =. r. Farris, who is duly authorised to make SCI,
Elements of all such accounts for me. 5. RICE.
Aug. 5, 1919.
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Innn Lbs. CARROTS Scotch snuff. for sale low by
ADtO Tvs PRYOR & AuLI..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-12

"A MEXICAN OIL, procured from a well in Kentuc.
SS ky l35 feet below the surface of The earth, a certain
and intallibie cure for sprains, strains, cuts, bruises,
scalds burns, letter, erysipelas, scaId head, Group, in
hammatory sore throat, sore and infiamed eyes, hatu.
lencc, ulcers, fever sores. and iniamnatory rleumaiism,
which yields to its effects in a surprising manner.
1t never yet failed when used according TO directions.
Read the followin ING:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-12

NEW DKUU STUKE.
Main Street, Wheeling. Va.
r the room formerly occupied by DR. Todd, we have
d just opened, a fresh assortment of DRuGs and MEDi-
cISEs, Paints, Oils aud Dye Stuhs; also Spices, PERU
merry, fine Soaps, Hair oil, Shaving Creams, &c; to-
ge.her with a general assortment of popular Family med
icines, all fresh, OF d good quality, and VIII be sold al
far prices
Prescriptions OF Physicians carefully put up.
mvIq GEPRYO co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-10
Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, Saturday, September Go PM.
The fSur market opened firm, and with good home
towards the close Of Change when the market
dropped and scarcely any disposition was ma infested
the part OF buyers to operate the current prices
In wheat the to fair extent prices
which showed an advance Southern flour also sold at
an improvement Rye -four was firm, with light sales
Meal was scarcely 80 active, and the market in
favor OF the buyer Sales of Rye. both on the spot
and to arrive were made at full rates The business
In corn was large and done at fair prices which,
wards the cofo, however, more or less nominal
Oats were firm with good demand The private letters
being lees favorable for cotton than the printed ac
counts tho Of the day were done at prices
shownga decline OF q Of q cent In provisions the
operations were not large, but the prices obtained
for the various descriptions showed we'll sustained
market Groceries continued fair request at steady
rates For the full transactions of the day We refer
below
AsHEs were without change, and dull at SIS 90 for
CoT1oN-The letters by this steamer are hardly as
encouraging as the printed accou nts and there was
consequently but small business transacted To. day
The sales did not exceed 500 bales, and prices might
BREApsTurrs.- E1our-The sales reached some 1000
bbs., including common State, mixed brands western
and pure Genesee at So 1881 a 8 25; fancy Ohio at
81 and extra at so rs; the latter figure for
was for export. The demand for south, I'm was fair,
and sales OF 200 bbls made, consisting OF Peters
burgh city, Alexandria, Sc, at 20 121s. or Rye
Flour, some ECO bbls changed hands at 90. Meal
was scarcely 80 firm, and sales of 500 bbls. ef-
fect,d at a3 so for jersey In Wheat there was
good demand at better prices operations embraced
500 bushels prime Genesee at private bargain, 900
do do OF So 900 do. ordinary to choice southern
We did not learn For Corn the demand was large
the operations reaching some $4,000 bushels at rs
Sic for round northern yellow part of which was for
future delivery; We for ssmmon mixed; 75a &c for
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Markets.

Bosros, September 0, 1S4s.-The market for -four
continued firm, with sales Of 700 barrels, mostly
common oswego, Rochester, sc, at Sc rs q SO so.
Corn steady and in fair demand sales reached
1900 bushels, at e6c. for white and roc. for yellow
Rye remained firm, with sales of 900 bushels at SOC
Moderate sales Of Oats making at $50. 40c.
Provisions continued in good trade demand, and at
full prices.
ALBANY September o, 1s4s.-Receipts via Canal
within the past twenty -four hours Flour, 300 bar
rels corn, 2400 bushels The flour market continued
firm with sales Of 5000 barrels including the various
Western brands, at SO a SO %. Whest-The sales
reach 2eC0 bushels prime Genesec, at 81 37h Barley
Il, 600 bushels changed hands at roc Oats are in
demand; faes 10 600 bushels at 34hc. 35c. Whisky
Sales, $50 barrels at 251sc. a 26c.
PITrsBuRG Sept 8-The receipts Of -four are light.
Sales at 81 SIX to 81 "a per barrel There more
sellers than buyers Sales Of prime wheat at 80 cents
per bushe prime yellow at 81 to 80 CENTS oats
Is cents As CENTS sales Of whiskey at % cents per
gallon. In provisions there is activity in any arti
cle quotations steady The market Is bare Of lard
There two feet water in the channel The weather
continues dry
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MARKETS ELSEWHEIlE
STOCK cAJEc

PuADELPHIA Sept 9-Frst Board2OO City Gas S. CO. 80
90 Norristown RR II 25 Reading RR, 1917 5do 6 70 Lee
Beading RR .d Mort g. o. Penn RI second Boardg
o. 1900 do Mort &c. 1916 1000 Treas Notes. 1881, 1000 Sch Nav
6s 6S, IS; SEQ City '5s, 80, 81; 1910 State s. H.
BOSTON, Sept S-Erchdnqe Board-5 shs EXCHANGE Bank
g5 New England Worsted Company S0 Boston and Lowell
Railroad 54SM Boston and Worcester Railroad 1921 Is
Western Railroad l095; Western Railroad 100 ~ Boston
Maine Railroad 1924 80 Vermont Central Railroad bod 6 %
60 Boston and Providence Railroad Company
ii co. 6 East Boston Dividends No. 66 100 Reading Rail
road 1875.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BosToN, Sept 8.-Holders of breadstuffs ask fifty
cents advance In -four in consequence of the foreign
news and the short stock here Buyers however will
not operate to- day.
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C0MMERCIAh AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, September a-G

saturuny, september Go r. NJ.
The stock market opened heavy this NOR ming and
closed heavier. There particular alteration in
prices; but the sales small and the tendency
downward. Everything connected with financial and
commercial affairs is in very unsettled state and
SPECTATORS generally know not how to act Bread
stuffs will doubtless be in such demand in our Allan
tic markets this fall and winter that prices will ma
terially improve in the absence of any very i'm
portant inquiry from abroad Our domestic supply is
by means large and unless the receipts for the re-
mainder Of the season are unusually extensive, we
shall not have much surplus for expectation. The
fluctuations in quotations for stocks show the feverish
state of the market. The upward movement COM
menced in one two Of the fances within the past
week or two, has already experienced reaction and
prices have fallen back to the starting point.
The current quotations in this market for foreign
and domestic exchange, specie, and uncurrent money
are as annexed Rates for foreign exchange are slow
y declining there is little doing in domestic ex-
change, that our quoted rates cannot be considered
otherwise than nominal. The movements in specie
have nearly ceased, and uncurent money is quite
active. Country merchants coming to the city to
make their fall purchases bring large of incur
rent money with them, most of which finds It's way
into Wall street for redemption.
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JAMAIcA.-An arrival from Kingston, yesterday,
brought us files of the Morning Journal, to the l4th
ultimo, which are many days later than the re-
ported outbreak on the island The papers con-
tain not the slightest alluslon to such an occur.
renee, although some disturbance was anticipated
on the LIST, on the occasion of the anniversary of
the slave emancipation. The Journal is filled with
the debates In the Legislature upon various sub
jects, referring to the better administration of the
government. Business matters were still much
deprpssed
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unlawful means when the did warrant it.
ILis nan, 1t SCENE, is cut badly. therefore must be
rlisr the necessity OF committing you TO prison
await your trial ~ AZ this decision the little man
jik.d up his SHOULDERS ourished his hands and said
he thought However right the law might be, that the
justice in this decidedly wrong However as
there appeal from this decision the little
parsed between the policemsns legs, threw his cloak
over shoulder, and resigned himself to his fate
hhe true hero by walking ahead OF his guide to the
cell dow IA below
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fiat southern yellow 60 a ice for southern white
and &c 6eke for New Orleans heated In the sales
round yellow AZ priyate bargain or Roe there w.r,
falss OF $500 bushels to arrive next week. at IKE
ard OtO do on the spot at - Use showing an i'm
proyeme The demand for Oats active, aud
,a'es Of 35 coo bushels effected mostly canaD at
SO a 36hc.
Reeeils down TIE Hudson Rirer since the epening of
- NGyigGfton.
wheat Flour. .................b bs. 82l 66s
ceIn Meal. 2,5s9
", ~. :. bush. 1854 SJI
''"'' - '''''''.. .'.'''..... 33I,sIV
Ccrr,r The demand for ,ho 49,; 2.9too
been good which together with light stock has put
the market up fun 80 transactions embrace s 600
bag Rio at t,s a esrc; LOCO Java. at s,lc aud
HAY.-About 400 bales North River changed hands
at 40 45c.
HipEs We notice sales since our last of 2 600 San
Juan, at nc; $500 Carthagena on terms not made
public; $50 Rio Grande. 80 ID at SIsc., 9 months:
1000 Matsmoras Mt &c, time and 800 Santa Martha
o private tCrms.
JnoN-There have been sales Of 90 tons Swedes, at
$780, 90 do English bars, at $40 so; and 100 do No l.
Scotch pig, at 1914 months
LEAD sale Of ,0Oo pigs soft Missouri was made
at 81 371s, cash.
MoLAssEs.-We have but to notice sale of 100
hhds Porto Rico, at 27c.
Ons.-Saes made OF 1900 gallons English
Lnseed, to arrive at 56c There have also been sales
Of 1000 baskets arseilles, at SO SO 1913, cash and
time.
PRovsioNs-F For pork the inquiry fair, and hold
ers were enabled to realize better prices The sales
reached 700 barrels, including mess. at $12 and
prime, at 50 121s. The stock of beef was not
heavy, an d the market was well supported. Sales of
$50 barrels city mess, at s13 and some small parcels
of prime. at SIS 25 Sc 80 Lard remained firm with
sales Of 500 barrels, at So DC. and 800 kegs at 9c
OF sailed meats noticed sales of 100 boxes Sides
on terms did not learn Butter and cheese are as
before, W it'll steady sales
RICE continued firm, with fair amount of sales.
SuGARs.-The demand for sugar to-day, active,
and the following parcels disposed Of go hhds
Cuba Muscovado, Ito go out of market) on private
terms 25O do. do at AZ $40. 100 do Porto Rico,
at Sac and 500 boxes brown Havana, So SIC.
TALLow.-I this article there is n good demand,
and sales have been made iof 900 bs (part to ar.
rive) at ~ SIC, cash.
WnisKEy firm, but not active. Moderate sales
of prison. at 271a a CSC.
WooL-The private transactions of the week amount
to 40 600 lbs mixed Western fleece at 20 a 24c and
10 600 lbs Southern pulled at I5c.
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TELEGRAPHC INTELLIGENCE.
Army Orders.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Sept 9, 184S.
The Army Orders have assigned General VIM
field Scott to the command OF the Eastern division
Of the army, and General Zachary Taylor to the
Western
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The lightning Case.

FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. 3, 1873.
The argument in the celebrated telegraph case
was completed to-day, and the decision of the
court, il is believed, will be pronounced tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-10

TIE CHESTER COUNTY BANK RoBBERy.-It IS
now rendered certain that the officers OF the bank
have, by the aid Of the police, and the vigilance of
the prosecuting officers of the commonwealth, got
upon the track of the real perpetrators OF the rob
berry of DR.. Darlington, and the probability that
most of the money will be recovered. The test-
mony of Lackey is highly important, and the re-
cent arrest OF the notorious Bob Pinkerton has
thrown additional light on the matter; for in him
both DIR. Darlington and the car agent recognize
the man who came into the car and took seat by
The testimony of Lackey, if substantiated, will
astound the community. -PhiLa. Ne,os Sept. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-10

The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
get good Boots Shoes and Caters at JONES' street
near the American Museum First quality Of French Calf
Boots 81 90 second do So SO to ST. Congress Boots from So
to 81; French Patent Leather Boots. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-10

Wigs and Toupees All persons wishing a
superior Wig Scalp should not tail to call at BACHELORS
mandatory No. Wall street. bsre purchasing elsewhere
his Wigs unequaed Ehtness natural ap-
pearsnce and durability BPrvae rooms for fitting Wiaa
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NEw YoRk STATE CArAIs-AMourr or Tolls.

The aggregate this year, up to the LIST inst, was
5jS4S952 less than that up to the same period last
year. This exhibits slight improvement; and we
have no doubt before the closes the deficiency
will be much reduced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-10

RUMoRED REMOVAL AND APPoiNTMENT.-It was
currently rumored ON 'Change to-day, that Hon.
Henry Croker, president of the State Conven-
ton at Worcester), had been appointed Collector
of this port, in place of Marcus Morton, removed
Boston Traveller, September 8.
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ALEXANDRIA. Va, Sept. z, 1913.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept 2, 1913.
learn that John Cobey, Esq, Of Pomonkey,
Charles county, Md, came TO his death on We'd
nesday last it is said, by the hands Of his brother
In-law, Mr.. Atkinson. The accused has been
arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-10

eding with the resus Of the Vermont election which
show that the free roll movement Is operating to
ira votes expec ted Csss aud Butler to Van
Buren, and Adams Ieav'.rg the whig vote for Taylor
and Fillmore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-10

DARK rHEATsE-MoNDAY EVENING. SEPT n, The
s % Stafford .nao os iMsssy
beth NJ. Ham,ln: Maedun Held; Malcolm Mr. Dawson;
sds Mr. % sI
" eos e s S S %Sr y A G,ns x rs' (: PsSs
ALE sree fBoX ANo cox Box Mr. W. Chapman; Cox
% ae Gs S by s"o c Ss s an ,s sS4;s s
III oct Family Circle 80 ets Upper Boxes % c
RowERY TnEATaE-aoNDAY EVENING, sEPTEMBBK
st is Tie A%s51ss sss 81 ei- r h
cfs fa az leIr' 6sn,SS NM Rohs
Herman b.Iay, Mr. C. waTsisA Victor Rollandc Mr. J. IL
so I Trns rSSr S NJ % s Msy sy
r e sss aa ~ TAYLOR s Sss nTe ASs T1E
S.sn At q p,,s%aacs to Commence 81 ~ o'clock Boxes
BROADWAY THEATRE--xoNDAY EVENING. SEP
ESls Of SUFFOLK Mr. Bernard Lord Mr. Pops, Duke Of
Mr. Forrest. wat Worthy vaes bray, Me- Baker jack jack
s sG,l N Mil ,ss T.s 9%la:E Sa,
ms d fara I DyT n, sIs NJ: Dst.:.a Rss o
cents Doors open at performance TX O'clock
CHANFRAU's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY
new aee Untitled iysP ssPs%ssr win acted %
H drama M sa.S e. s
Iea M ,,, Burke Mr. Precise Mr. Iarey lie Mrs.
Ha 81 E5ES T. s,s
Mrs McJA
ss eani. Efss''''' to commence at TX o'clock
RuRToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREET.--o, No,a.,
m P g. A%'s 9ah .i'I e.
nys M Sea k.. Ay r MRS kKns
dsIson Hamil,ss Christian p.wling Eaphrosyns Mra az G.
will : added Fo9k tSs Ssf P
Or S T kn Chit to u ,SE'se
Burton nrs Mcstpger Mr.. Vernon Dress Circle Partte
NIBL0s AsToR PLACE, BRoApwAY--PosIrIvEL
ssTsI
@ ~ T. %$ VI isss:s s.s ssTs
ssnOr BeneveStano hs last in Amerca Duca
Doors open before commencing half past T.
A PLd: GAR, DEN, BENEFIT OF THE
III S9,ss %Sns win #. VIII
P Rum y, 4 IsSass Af,s.
Rope Rs r sn sass s
ssSss Conclude The
ne c1R Rf yS OIL to conclude With
Admission 00cts Doors open at Ga to O'clock
T'ABERNACLE-THE LAST WEEK, PosITIvELY-THE
sed sm % ens Of E s liberal Sdu they
INFORM them that they will have the honor giving Vc
evening s' which ", viii p pea
ys be the last prior sn% their departure from the which
they hope meet that has attended their efforts In
be sa na mSc sors, ss
at o'clock. y w.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ENTERTAINMENT-NR
L. liatton. pianist and vocalist Of London begs most re-
speetfy To- that his first will take place
on Tuesday Evening next Eth at the APOLLO Rooms Tickets
0 cents each to be had at the principal stores Apollo
Rooms and Mr. j. L. Haton Astor House. To at
o'clock.
CIAsTLE GARDEN.--Do0Rs OPEN AT PAST SIX.
performance will commence at cenG
Decided hit Triumphant Of tho original Ethiopian Nsio
dists universally acknowledged be tho best minstsss
in the CITY, The company consists Of the following well known
and talented artstsMCSo White Edwards Rice w
September 9th and 9TH. third and fourth Concerto who'll
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STEAMSHIP FALcoN.-Thisnewv vessel, belonging
r. B. Forbes, Esq, of Boston, sailed this morning
at 10 o'clock for New Orleans, touchingat Savan-
nah and Havana. She carries out 10 passengers.
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scene or surpassiDg maSnIficence can be
enjoyed, from the Temple. 1T Mount Norris Hsem Village
cannot be equaed In the world embracing it doe
the Sound Hr gate Harlem and the Hudson and
the High Bridge and many obj of interest and beauty AS
the OF flowers rapidly passing advle citizens
and strangers to take the Harlem railroad and pay visit
to,da
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-10

GOAL AM DELIVERING TuE BEST PEACH OR.
~ hsr tired Cea we'll screened OF ae following low r.i
ses via Nut 81 go and and at - irom TIE
yard eorrer gns and Greenwich sse, - ssnts ess fom
fEffh tktNtON.
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"ANTED--A PARTNER IN TIE GARDEN, FIELD
w Flower Seed and Agricultural Businessone of the
ners in consequence of by fire. and his advanced will dis
his interest in said The remaining
ing twenty years experience Address by letter postpaid box
1856 Newark, N. j., Post Office.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE AS
w Salesman, in the dry goods business 1t will
sessaIy for him to wr good hand and be willing to make
in Tennessee liberal salary will be given competent per
son. Apply by letter (post paid) to Box S9 Post Office
WANTED-TWO MEN, TO DISTRIBUTE LETTERS IN
w the 10th Ward they must have been residents of the Ward
at least two and not 81 years old Apply the
office of Boyds City Express Monday morning between the
hours of hslfpast and half past 10 o'clock
VNANTED-TO SHIP BUILDERS OR MACHINISTA-A
smart stout Boy II years Of good repute wishes to
bind himself to either Of the above trades Please
line to 7. N. G., box A, this office.
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New York, Sept. 0. 1913.

REMABKs-The paragraph taken from the
Hooid, and referred to in the above note, should
have reas-" 1t was not the Cambria, nc, &c.'
The word "not' was accidentally omitted, and
makes all the difference in the world to the char
acter and reputation of Captain Harrison. We
take the first opportunity to make the correction.
II was coast steamer, called the Cambria, whose
captain was guilty of the inhumanity.