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Split Tickets,

One of the Wing candidates for Council
man was defeated by the circulation of large
there were no less than five different kinds of
tickets circulated in that Ward, with the name
of one of the Loco candidates for Councilman,
inserted The alteration in the name of the
Wing candidate for Clerk in Ward 4. which
looked like an attempt to cheat the Wings,
Mr.. Gilman states to have been made in the
copy handed in by Wing who wished to vote
the ticket reported by the Laborer's Commit
tee, and was, of course, purely mistake, with
no intention TO use unfair means to defeat an
election
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Washington, March 4.


Dispatches have been received from Mr..
Shields, charge to Vsne zuela. dated Feb. l.
containing intelligence of such serious i'm
portance, instructions were forwarded to Com
modore Perry on Friday to send one or more
vessels of war to Venezuela for the protection
of American citizens and their property.
A meeting was held on Thursday evening,
which organized an association at Washington
for the repeal of the Irish union, with the OBJ =
ject of regenerating Ireland, &c.
The escort of Mr.. Adams remains have de-
cided to remain at Baltimore till Thursday.
The Wing caucus on Thursday came to no
conclusion about the Treaty.
Two articles of the Treaty were stricken out
yesterday. One of them was that confirming
Mexican land grants, &c. The indications last
evening were favorable to the ratification of
the treaty. Great efforts will be made to take
the final question to-day.-Cor. of N. Y. Er.
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Our City Government.

The Loco leaders, since they have failed in
dividing the Wings enough to give the con-
troll of the city government to the Locos, BE-
gin to say that it is just what they wanted
they wanted the Wings to have all the officers
and take all the responsibility in plain words,
they want the privilege of finding fault with
whatever is done, let it be for the interest of
-the city or not. But the Wings have nothing
to fear, after all, from these men. The infu-
emee which they can exert over the public
mind was shown in the result of Mondays
election. Let the Wings go forward and do
that which they judge best for the, good of
our city, the welfare of our citizens, and the
people will sustain them in it by as trium-
phant a majority as was given in their favor at
this election.
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BAT
TUESDAY, MARCH 7.
ARRIVED.
AZ No Arrivals.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

FRANKLIN, LA-Ar Jan 9th, brig Hanaseeketr
Hopkins, Charleston 2sh, sch Highlander Baker Mo
bile 29th brig Aida, MPales, Orleans; sch 81 r.
ere, Bryant, York 3lst brig Ann Maria kacklef,
Surinam OH ut, brig Trojan, Weld, Vera Cruz sch
Kokeno, Nckerson, Baltimore; 18th, Della, MooeTs,
Barbados ; Colorado, Fitch, Richmond.
ALEXANDRIA-Ar Sd, sch Wescustogo, York, I'm
Charleston.
BALTIMORE-Sld 4:h, sch Civilian. Cadenas
0cTShp Rochester, I'm Orleans, not ar 25th nit, as
reported, (see SpOken)
PHILADELPfiIA-Ar4 th 5th, brig Sea Bird, Cur
tbs, Trinidad, %. Below, brig Russell, Arey finn do
NEW YORK-Ar 4th, ship Andrew scott, Emery,
Apalachicoia; briggs HoEtense, Means Sta CTux 20
Helen Maria, Giles, St Martins, 18th ut; Annandae,
Sherman N Orleans; 5th, baIques Francis Waits,
Barnes Messna 77 Jas Hail. Creech, hlayaguez, 10Th
ult; brgs Gordon Libby, Cardenas, 49, Adele, Foun'-
ain Mobile Margaret Davis, Dyer, Savannah schs
Cynosure, Bowles, Baracoa, IA Albert Vinal, Mar
shall, Savannah. Sid 5h, brig Nancy Plaisted. Ar
9th fby Telegraph) brigs TeCumseh, Sagua; Amanda,
CaTdenas; Champion, Mansanllla
BRISTOL, R.-Sld 4h, brig Emeline, Smith, M
tanZas.
BoSTON-Ar 9th. ship DeucaiOn, Baker, Orleans
9TH ult schs Hopewell, Spear, ST Thomas 10th ult
Cardenas, Croker, Savannah Ashland, Thurlow,
Georgetown, sc. TeIegraphed, sch Vandaier, from
Cardenas Cid brig Monte Cristo, Fuller, Marseilles
Sid barque Macedonian.
FRANKFORT-Ar I'd, brig Thos & Edward, Murch,
Cardenas. Sid LIST, briggs Camargo, Tyler, Matanzas {;
3D. Shakespeare, Pendleton do; Marel, Staples, Car
denas.
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suspend the rules to introduce resolution
that all debates in Committee ofsthe Whole,
upon the bill making appropriations to supply
deficiencies in the appropriations for contin-
gent expenses for the last fiscal year, should
cease tomorrow at o'clock.
The rules were suspended and the resolu-
tons adopted without count.
A motion was made that the House resolve
itself into Committee of the Whole on the
Private Calendar, this being the day specially
set apart for the consideration of such bills.
The motion prevailed and the House went
into Committee, Mr.. Ashmun of Massaehu-
sets in the Chair.
After some time spent in the consideration
of private bills, the Committee rose
The Speaker then laid before the House
sundry communications from the Executive
department. including the report of the Com
uiissioners of the Patent Office, and statisti-
cal report in relation to the number of emf
grants that have arrived in this country dur
ing the past year. The usual number of these
docum ents were ordered to be printed, and a
motion to print an extra number of copies was
referred to the Committee on Printing.
The House then adjourned.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
and Our Morning Express.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March 7, 9 A. M.
The TREATY.-The Senate continued its
deliberations upon the Treaty with Mexico,
until five o'clock last evening.
Mr.. Foote of Mississippi occupied the ses-
sion in a powerful speech in favor Of the rati-
fcation Of the Treaty.
1t was considered doubtful last evening
whether the Treaty would be ratified by the
Senate, or whether the President would au-
thorze and advise the sending of Commission
ers to Mexico, to treat on the basis of the
present Treaty.
The Treaty is very generally objected to on
account of the bungling manner in which it
is drawn up.-Tel. Cor of Bos. 1sau.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Rlayaguez, abt 18th ut barqSes Chester, Watson
for York, ldg; Cameta, Cole, do do; Nancy Treat
Lttlefeld, I'm Martinique for Orleans, days; brig
Osceoa, Kendall, wig cargo.
At Cenfuegos, abt 18th ut, brgs Neptune, Basford
for Boston, abt days. Oscar Clough for Portland, do
do Ocean Queen, M'Fadden, for Philadelphia do do.
At Cardenas abt 2O,h ut, barques Jubilee, Goodng,
for Portland dg at Jncaro); Henrietta, JONES' for do
days; Jane, Whitman, wig brig Cushnoc, hickman,
disg sch Emeline Patterson wig frt. Sid abt goth
barque Grampus, Dyer, Boston sch Johu Snow, Cor
don, N York.
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Plymouth COrdagc Company,

THE Subscribers Agents for the Plymouth Cordage
L Company at Plymouth, Mass, will furnish at
short notice, Tared and Manila Cordage, including
Bolt, Rope, Wornline and also Rafting Rigging by
the gang or retail manufactured from the best Russia
American or Manila Hemp, and by the most perfect
machinery in the United States and will he sold at
the lowest Boston prices. MAGOUN & CLAPP,
Bath, March 7, 1913.
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Special Notice.

THIS is to certify that have but AGENT in Bath
and that Mr.. ALBERT G. PAGE is my only agent
the sale of my Genuine Sarsapar,lia 4 Tomato Bit
ers, and other medicines and all persons wishing ar
tcIes of this kind will be to get the genuine by
calling on him. FREDERIC BROWN.
Boston, Feb, ]S48.
N. B.-Beware of eountcyteits and imitations-the
MAJ ket is full of Them. lyd96-lyoaml9
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SPOKEN.

Feb 25 lat 36 Ion IA %, ship Rochester, Otis, from
N Orleans for BALTIMORE: would have been reported
some time snce but for false report in Baltimore pa
pers that she had ar.
Feb 25, lat 81 so, lon 70 90, brig Judge Whitman, %
DAYS FIN Savannah for Boston had lost tho master
(Capt Peterson board Feb g. and short Of pro-
visions and water. The Helen Maria, at YORK, Of
fered supply her. but she did not send her boat, as
theIe was heavy sea running.
March l, Cape Henry bearing N. brig Monaco from
N Orleans for baltimore.
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New Goods.

TUST opened at the Auction Room Of CHAS. w
J. HOLMES, large lot of Prints, Patches, Crash,
sheetings and Shirtngs Cassimeres, satineits Doe,
skins, Eipens, Hosiery, Linen and Cotton Table
fered ut private sale cheaper than ever
Rath March 9, 1913.
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The prisoners in the Jail at New Orleans
celebrated New Years's day. One of the
regular toasts at the dinner was:-"The Gov
ernor that pardons, and the jury that never
agrees"
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20 Henry Clay arrived in New York Tues
day afternoon. He was received with great en-
thusiasm. and greeted with cheering, and the
firing of guns, &c.
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ton? The almighty dollar" is put in requi-
sition, and hired agents are continually scour-
mig :he land with their lectures and publica-
tons.
1t does seem, Mr.. Editor, that the time has
fully come when these proceedings should be
promptly dealt With. Not that / would, by
any means, be understood as recommending
Wing meetings ON the Sabbath but error and
false statements must be, at proper times, met
and refuted. The mass of the Liberty party
need only to have ''the scales removed from
their eyes," and they will soon "leave the
she'll for the nut" '4the shadow for the sub
stance" Yours truly, N.
Woolwich, March l, lS4S.
Some of the grasshoppers found in the
island of Borneo are as large as sparrows;
and in Sir Edw. Belcher's narrative of the
voyage of the Samarang,it is stated that a
specimen presented to him by Mr.. Brooke
measured more than four inches in length,
and was Of delicate grass green color.
Why are Yankee Hills boots like valleys !,
Why, because they are always at the foot of
the hill, to be sure.
1t is rumored that a few noblemen and
gentlemen of London have formed them
selves into committee for bringing about an
improvement in the dress worn by men,.
Why is man in crowded boarding house
like a rheumatic person. Because he's
troubled with the roona-mate-ism.
Why is child who always aoiN eat green
apples like certain members of the legislature ;
Because they're always" out of ordes."
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. %. ls4s.


Lime-4A cargo of 1900 casks Thomaston received p
day two since sold at 81 O5 v cask. From
ond hands 81 25 the ruling price. Hay.We hea of
sales since those last reported at SIS rs 20 $40 y
ton for Western. The market is nearly bare of East
ern Freights-The foreign Freight market has been
duh during the past three days, and the rates are not
fu lily sustained. We notice the engagement of one
American ship for Liverpool at Id for Cotton though
some lots to fill up have been taken at Is 32d One
ship was engaged yesterday for avre at Is Ice, and
several lots have been taken to fill up at the
For heavy freight to York the rates have further i'm
proved.
Coton-To Liverpool, v .15-32@ad
DO DO no no N Nsvfe ~ hale 40 oods,c s Nc
do To Boston, &c. " b.......a lease 20 W bale
Tobacco-To Cowes, &c. u hid. none shipping
do To LoDdon....-- ....-dD45s
do 10 Bremen. ...-..........-.... ....-s-
do To Antwerp, Hamburg, &c.. ....45s--d@-s
DO 10 Liverpool. ...'..'..........'..-s d.Nd4os
do 10 Havre; DuM 70
do To New York. SIS 10 60 5 50
do 10 Boston. .....-................: 20 oOoU =
do To Philadelphia. ..................60 o@ s.
Sugar and Molasses-to Northern Ports,
From the Coast ~ hid. ............$4 000$4 so
From the Ciy. -mS' oo
Bacon-To New York. ..none shipping
Boston,. .none shipping
Pork Sec-To New York, " Dbl. ..70D75c
Boston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oudD-c
London. ................... :.,s t0os a
Liverpool. ............... IS I'd. GD as I'd
Pork & Beef-T0 London, tp uerce. -sG9s d
Liverpool, do: ...4s ID 05s6d
Flour-To New York, y bbl... .............6o @65c
Boston. ......................... .3OU-
London. ..-S u Wos II
LlVerpOOI. 10 W 10 vi
Lead-To New York, W tom. S2oo6D2 81
Boston. ~'tOS w
Wheat--To Northern ports " bushel.. .0l2ac
London. ........ do. .............-n-d
Liverpool. do. ..-uO-
C6rn-To Northern Ports 70 bushe.. l20l2ac
London. ......... do. ..............- 0-1
Liverpool bO lbs.
Hemp-To New York " ton. .$l0 UOUl2 w
Boston tP ton. ..................... ...W$o
Europe 49 ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wv
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Flour.

FlOurs
SO,s Bbs. Genesee and Ohio FLOUR, now landing
OoO and for sale by MAGOUN IL CLAPP.
March 7.
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Why is man in crowded boarding house
like rheumatic person? Because he's
troubled with the room -mate-ism.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-08

Why is child who always aciH eat green
apples like certain members of the legislature ;
Because they're always" out of order"
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Why are Yankee Hills boots like valleys /,
Why, because they are always at the foot Of
the hill, to be sure.
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Exhibition & Ball.
Girl Wanted,

Good, Smart and Capable GIRL, to do house
IA work in family. Inquire at this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
HAMPTON, SMITH q CO.,
DRY GOODS JODBiIRS.

No. 81, WooD Sr PrrrBURG
a RE now opening their Fall supply OF FOREIGN
"A AND DOMESTIC GOODS purchased at the Y
York large auction sales aud lowest point of private
r'le in Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
which VIII be offered at small advance to cash and
approved credit buyers as in any market East or West.
Our sales now enabling make offers for large lot
ava liAes OF goods we have bought heavily of almost
every description of DOMESTIC FADaiCs at much less
than cost OF production
onr assortment of FOREIGN DRESS GOODS was
selected from fun stacks Boston aud New York early
in August. since which date they advanced cas-,
twenty per cent by package
We solicit examination of our stock and particu.
larry by Merchants who may have thought of gon. east
they viii he convinced they that xpense of
time and money on Dry Goods in market also on
Groceries Hardware, Shoes 0uecusware. variety Goods
etc, etc.
IN OUR STOCK WILL BE FOUND
TO- 900 pieces Domestic English and German Prints
Gg ,oo 40 DO Ma. do ooo,oa do, do ,,,, ,,o do do
Gases of Oregon checks, California riads lama checks
Tyronese cloths mohair lustres, Belgian checks,
mona lusfres, Paranetta cloths, etc
500 pieces black blue and fancy colored cloths French
German aud domestic
100 pieces overc0atIngs, black and colored
600 do heavy and fine satnelts
3ub do newest style fancy cassimeres
$50 do PLAIN, black aud doeskin dc
SEQ do Jeans and tweeds, of every description, Der
wick tweeds Monterey stripes, birds dye tweeds ker
seys, etc
100 pieces buekskin cords Prince Albert riding do
very handsome variety of wooen, silk aud satin vest
incs, newest styles
500 pieces plaid linseys, argyle plalds, etc
200 pieces woolen plaids, newest patterns
500 do brown aud bleacbed Cautions
500 do fancy cloakin-s
600 do coloied cioakings
50 Of checks shirtng stripes tweeds.
Also cases brown Hollands paddings, eravats buck
rams, crash, diapers, eoakings, etc
very large variety and quantity of winter shaws nd
handkerehieis, winter gloves aud hosiery, woolen
comforts, caps aud Jackets; winter styles bonnet and
300 bales brown shirtnes and drillings
loo haes scarlet green yellow aud striped hannes and
hooking. . bales tcklngs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
i, ,.r-r1 ,nfag1i-l1a AvDcotLEcTlNc

y t.cEpN lH*Egf stNt: NNuCpi LECIfNG
SCI NCN.
'tN. kty-trr. i1iti street. twu lours eaSt
=; l'rsI tnue rill-isgtg. -. q cur au h,'r
;et 40 tnr ttstri,,. Mr. X e'sr atteud-
:, gre r. Ercii ~ ct bills a-aiG-i prisons ia
in thit,tt,-l5raeu r small--aud rrtefs to the
Editors al me Pittsburgh press IN particular.
nnI tire western press generally.
r. W. CAER, opposite the Exchanc.
Philadelphia ]. og.nt Tor ri curing subscr;D.
ii rs and advertising Tor the Wheeling TING
BsBisSr & GsEEN, 81 Street. Opposite Ia
Posi- dice, Cincinnati. will alt o.. Agent
Ter the Wheeling Times, aud al orders lel
Nth them will be promptly attended ~.
NcLSeY q. Palmer is authorized to s,t s.
agent Tor receiving subscriptions and adve
tise.neuis Tor TIE Wheeling Daily FINES s
Advertiser at Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York and Boston. Ills Office is IL
taGiluorr. at the Southeast corner of Nortl
sad Fayrtte streets:
Philadelphia, y. w. Corner of Third and
ChesnHt ST..
New York, Tribune Buildings. orposi,ecity
Hall.
NM. THOMPSON, corner Of Baltimore
AMI South SIS is duly authorized agent for
this paper IN the city of Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No ISL. Nassau ST. n. Y.
will act a. agrHt to prcoIe advertisements
AMI subscription, 10 The eity Of New York for
the Wheeling Dolly aud Weekly Times,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE

samuel SPrigg's ADMINISTRATOR
against To cu.sa
Samuel Fool and others \
IL virtue OF decree pronounced in this csuse m III.
-, circuit superior Court Of Law and Chsncery fo,
oouiy OF ONO ON the 18th day Of June Isls tho
', gued acting as commissioner in that behalf w N
81 o p'nc auction at the front door of the cour house
vs ",o county, ON Monday the 9Th tay of Novsnhor
lots Nos and 6, GIVE and sIS) in sausre n
% and lots Nos Is and 49, (rlrrErS and s,
~, ~ W. slnare s3( TWENTY rHREs)n Sprirg and Rich
lie $ addition 10 South Wheeling '''se " "''o"
TERMS oF SaLE.-A credit of 81, txeve an, .tA,
months IN equal instruments; the purchaser or pnrcs
ers giving bends with good security hearing in,crss,
rom me day OF sale w MITCHELL, DEPUTY for
kichh siInns $. o. c. and com'r in tins behalf
~ 1919
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
Trunks.

CN%yN We have o. hand now general assert
tA~9I rs ment of Iron Frame aud Wood Box
-. r!W y vi Trunks, all our make, and of the
~es-s4s-A-dL latest styles aud for sale terms to
suit those WHO may want something better than shoe
or packing hox. sep,29l NlCoLI. & CARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
t,I,, Nr,c.r,ac fresh supply vi
diiiliN vi li@S- iiy Groceries, lust
GRAND AND SQUARE
M FORTE MANIIFAC1 DRY.

Ms ;. 9. dHd a.. EHtaic ST.. opposite hs
Euian Ha0s, Baltimore. Nd.
~~yNABE 4 GAgHl T. woah respectfully call the at
+ 4 teptlau OF tte puhlt ." tiefF superior GRAND
AND s2ttAR EttANOS. The Pianos manufactured
al ts estahs have, Tor eeiieaey o. touch, sweet
ness resfness and tria acy OF tome, heSuty and style
If workmanshin been pfaaouncet by the most eminent
profe sots o. Ne unsurpassed by aHy nsTuGenls made
Sen ibls anF other cuuwtfy.
Ploe.ss s slistae-s couuffy merchants, aud others
.,.r.f Htre yi'f anI tt OBS t.ir adVants'" 90 "a
al ouf extensive establishment biose purchasing else
vA.fe sept 10, 1873
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

oN1IutI SPTIgg 5 adm tratOrl
against liz CmAscKRy.
Mark Douglass and others
virtue OF decree pronounced in this cause by tho
~. circuit Superior Court of Law and Chaprery for
quo county, on the 10th day June Is4s the u1der
acting as commissioner in that behalf VIII sell at
ono county on Monday the 9th DAY of Novembcr next
,,s 10 Is ana H. (fHRrEEN and FouRrEENl in soaare
Wheeling. i''o"' W SCUM
Terms or sALE-A credit of six twelve and eighteen
months, III equal nsaiments the purchaser or nrchss
ets giving bonds with good security bcar,Ia intcr,
nom me dV of sale " MITCHELL, deputy for
hieh d Sinnis, ) o L, and com'r in tins behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale, from Is to 90 lots and pieces Of
gounu' Whieh nave lately laid out, the hill and
road leading to Mr.. II Nchoss and also IRON, two TO
hee acres OF grsund, lying between said and the
,hlke ana several other lots of ground Main and
Market streets.
me iots on the bill are convenient TO good well of
water the Joint useof which viii be the pur.
chasers of the lots aud ground on the hill.
WIN also sell some ground on Monroe street in front
of the Court House
Al CT any OF the above, win be sold low aud give
reasonable credit for the greater 20 on Of the 80
money The lots aud ground on the hill convenient
iof Mechallcs and lahorius men, at the Gassworks,
Foundry, Boat yard &c. JOHN MLURE
feSgA p. ST. have new Brick House, which will
FtsaN be finished by the lst Of October with five roos
cear, ot Tor garden, and close 10 the wet which will
sell or rent at price I MI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Samuel Sprsg's administrator


SdTTHtI HIItIsg admlmistratOrl
Edmund Steefian and others
virtue of decree pronounced in this causa bv tho
- circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cbanrery for
we county OF ONO, the 10th day of lime
ls4s, the Undersigned acting as com,,iss,oner -,
ma. n oehat wiz sell at public auction at the
Mn, m "oo, oi tiie court house of OHIO county on
MONDAY ,he 9th day of November, IaIS lots numbered
one Two, three aud four. Il, and a In sunare No ~
tStVsNfEfs)i IN Sprigg and Riches sdditiop TO South
Wheeling " W S'"'"
TERMS or SAtE-A credit of six twelve and eipbteen
months IN equal nsaiments the purchaser or purchas
from the day of sale 1 W MITCHELL denn1v f,r
hich'd sinms, 5 {, and com'r in this behalf
" sept 81, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
F4LL GOODS bu az Piece

fi'ALLANT L DELAfLAiN, WnrEtIse, W., srs
4aN receiving tisir Fail Sgoes OF DRY GOODS Tor
Iosiane, aud win he prepared ou tnis time oat 10 sup
piy their customers aud aiui easnts generally a. The
SEASONS rStsFALLy luW FKi,rs -epii
I- Ffnscaraaus Advocate. New fhhadtipha. liar-
r4sln GO. krpahllres, Cadiz, euertsfy flits. tsui
s.ff f.e. spit 81 .uiaefArs. Noadhed er-h puhlish
to iAr amount % ons dollar snd ,aatse tlis euce
aw 0W Is the tine 20 siarfe ynuf Harness iHr Wan
Az trr-tui rnl .lH fHN gtr.4f a4l unH1ua led
Ar 80 .l SEATS Moor ctf.at
uGhA BA4Uh tn3 uiLLONtf,
ssYh -, lo4s Ga Marker e., - Aeslag
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
Selling OFF at Cost

'"N consequence of the death Of Mr. W Graham,
- am now dispnsiu. of the splendid aud well made
stock OF Clothing. hand, cast, cash. The
stock consists ofeverythiag in the clothing line and is
superior any IN the city IL is all resh and made
the hest manner. CONE on now, all that want cheap
clothing, Tor now chance get H. at the e>tat
lstmcnt known a. the Great Western Clothing Store
next door Ia sweeneys & Bells Glass store, Monroe
street. le,ween MAN and Water.
AugS =. +. FAIRS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
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HIS day received aud TO sale the lowest prices
q dq1en superior hasA son Hsssa splendid article
mtuuiactgTed "a ~ sssi} Tor THIS market.
sei'se $. u. HARPER, cor. Nam aud Union sis
JOS. 5. MElLOR,
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
WILL give instraeioa on the Fisno Forte. Violin
6niiar, aud ~ Vocal Music. For terms, &c, sc.
ap?y a. nis residence sth, above unloa ST., al j.
Mfor's Music store, os Uniau ST
Pianos tiucd, and music arranged for tanes. sep22
CAPS.
II ECElNEn this day Al nay store. No 10 Monroe 81
large and spi.ndid assorlnsH OF ears euhracn ne
go dny ,i Glazed caps do SIX rinsh cais; 10 90
Msus eisth caps. ; do o siik CAPE. : do Inc cloth
S@Psi q, Slik Unts cape. and hne assortment OF
stlidfct's sAry Amor Csts. = AVERY
sepi No 10 Monroe street