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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
teh ! Nhoesd'e agents, Pittsburgh.
Farssic ly JAS BAKER, Wheeling, Va.
CHINESE MEplcArrp SOAP AND


NINVEeNTAN TENNA
TsHlS medicinal cosurtigac Is 4 surc curative to all
y affections Of the Sain, inpartng hcath and beauty
To- the complexion. We hav btcn frequently 2st ed why
We call Radwas : SOAP, Chinese! We do not pretend
to say that Railways SOAP was either invented or pre-.
farad in China. Not At all; the invention in entirely
cut Owit-ao also is us manufacture; Tut lis medicinal
sgcats are Indigenous Of t9at climate, whilst us beauii
wing properties are target, owing to tie eircassian
Fsnns. The lenna - one Of those mef itofieps plants
whose virtues ass CuaH,eiilue has for centuries been
known only 10 tie Circassians. Bur by the wonderful
slcetss OF kadw ay's Sosp IA tmparling thai transparent
Faiinoss 10 t3r snut, health and beauty 1, the eomplec-
ion, t. proof POSITIVE Of It's rare and valued Virtues
TINS, with other ha!samIc plants, possess NJ hca ing.
cleansing, Hafiiyng and hcautttslng merits tkHoNn On.
y 10 u) Is the great secret Of the success ai nadWay's
SOAP. Railways Soaqis 81 ready in lis effect uf Ieaiuvln.
Tan, S%unhgrn, tluiples, BlotchCs. rustules. letters,
Cures Sat RheGm, EinkWoTlu, RssH AID a,osVuito hites.
Tor shaving tvs rNctlcnt. for the Toilet II Is Gueqalled.
Sold for - cents, large, AVID 14s cents taiitohiois, at
tie principal dcpots, u tGlTd nd street; al iearl st,
New YORK. RAILWAY o.
i5i Pearl street. New Nora.
Sold 10 Wheeling by 40 F~AtRCHtLD,
mail AnunI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

GxFAT CENTRAL RoVTc
yyROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASHING
y TON cry, p"liii.AnEirtIA NEW YORK tld
BOSTON. The National Road AND Good Intent stage
Companies are rauRius SIX daily inies 10 Cumberland
connecting with Tie baltimore and OHIO Ran Read. On
oy q hoifs Sia.c travel To either ofthe abosecInes,
lance by railroad.
iafiine 10 Baltimore ~ hours.
Time 10 Philalslphis y hours.
Fare 20 Baltimore II DOLLARS,
Pare TO photographic - hOlLARS.
SfN daily lines leave the Companies Stage aud Railroad
oaice every morning al . O'Clock, 4. al. aud extras fur
-tshcd =. auv hour o iuad should offer.
For thrDugh tickets 10 Baltimore and PhileaciPhia, sp
Div tthe IomPanigs office, No. 20 " aicr street. " bee
hne, Va. two doors uurtI Of the taned states Hotel.
For Good lateut stage 90, STEELE
AudJ.C ACIfESON, far \. K. ;. Co.
aug Great Genital Route Rail Road & stage Ohice
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
COUGHS,
PHtHlSlC,
INFLUENZA,
BRONCHITIS,


Il Nj al o.ntr BionchislOr Catarrhal affections arc
"a ErfE rrALtY. aud frequently PsRMNNENrty rclie.
vol ana cnucd hY uR. FktkALS tNFAlI1BLR
t'pIGil KEHEpN. - has never failed 70 give ample
satisfaction. one or two Gusos VII ssttfy Vou that rs
/. virtues are noi exaggerated. Read the following from
the wrrof the ;uuaor editor OF rae Pittsburgh Temper
.uce Banaef.' aad daughter OF judge oOrion, al Mon
oReaHea ctgs. ia.
II F-rnxa-nuriug Tire sprnE Of ~ | contracted a
.yt. which vs. attended with a most fcrpleNius cuagh,
aud shooting paius tnfonsh my lungs. Il was almost
nuanssiblr to he down ar rest al uieht, for acute pam
ana shuuuess 81 brealb; atd aleruslns a bottle 90 ceie
tr.tsd Imperial Cough Syrap without hcntli, tnOk
rxa RusEs at saur iutdhhtg Remedy, aAd was perfectly
relieved. and have not been frouH ed with ~ since.
MARTHA }. g.. ALTER.
Piuslnrgh. Dec 20. isl1.
for sale IS nr GRUNBACK En-, Mcssrs F~AIRCHlI.u
&TANLOK, aud MELlOR. - cts per bottle
ms Is
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'ERNs OF ADVERTISING.
ToSr OFFICE REGULATIONS.


Mail uilANuf7 HfhA IN ~
ot judy. l2is.
~AfLY Eastern mail arrives : p m and departs tot
81 sm
psiiy Western maj arrives y I'm aud le'arts sm
n9ily Nv Sleuhcuvtfle AMI W%cisviiie, arrives ~ m
and depalsS q ~
rr,t, Voasiet to Wheei ing, arrives c"ery Tucssrv,
ytrv.dsy and saturdays At 6 4 m, and departs every
Nnsday. Wraac+lsv AID fftiay al a ~
rra4, VI seiaita ty Grave Greek. arrives fueSd ps and
s8igrlays 81 y III and departs Mondays aud Fridays
"F,,,, Ne hanv hy West Idberv 10 Nleelinr. arrives
60 TUESDAY. TeursIay aud saturday by i O'Clock,
~ ava Irrarfs sgeie day IT | n "
"t-,t, NaseatoNa nv Wagtesmrshio NAeelinf, ar.
,fg,s riufs tAys At ) . ~ ana departsfrom Wheeling On
Tridlrs a'6am UT.
ives eycrv Tuesday at & IA and departs from Wheel
Ing ererv Wed csdaR ri bnEt.
From woodland b. s"caman'sto W Aeeilhg; SfriVes
e.efg saturday ate > m, aud departs lfoHl NAe''ing
every Thursday a.. 6pm
Al mae ma.tc~s should he deposited W ihe o'lce II
eat one hour before The time of closing the aah
Otire Oxen at a u. and closes haan al - III
oaens aeain 81 9 % ~, ana close b 10 IN
0paned on Saturday from : TO y a ~ ana i''ut = 10
10 m ,.. ~, tho
eoa,mrrrauie1it Of eacii qlsrier. commencing lft Jsnna
rs. lt Nnri. lsi laiv a Il lst OF ocioHer y ia'"e ~
do So. vuf Cause their disConitpuahce.
Tlldsa tentint Bnxps. anl keepia' q'Jtrte y accounts
nreeyoocieI % nav thsjr hills attte elpsrot each quarter.
These rules must be strictly Complied VIII
jei4 NJ" "'N'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
Camp Infant Cordial.

.TgHiS a preparation Of Catnip and several other
> articles pvs-ssset OF 'imilal 9nehA7s, confined ~,
na,.-art eurI. al. IL is tsttentei tor tmfsuts and chti
Lren. ami Is recommended - etolic, Aatt'eucy, acidfy
III biz stomach. AID towes, eupns :, pureulg. and how
e.. complaint rrrsfll}. ltts md. pleasant, safe AMI
q Itrt..i. a. rra ewes pam, sIetles and qu,e's cross aud
uetGl4 children when Wn'Neli. Inducing cata aud toIa
~ip4tstle asep. free lt eehis- Fofsslr by
sgfly " L PRYOR L CO.
r~NENREt.-Tie only sst 0rised whaicsa'e aud
"a rtst sssnts Tor fowUseui'T SafsAftariia ia Mhee
ttre. 5.sa h FKNOk 60. attheiF Drug and Med
r,ae store, on lana stfeei.a iew I"nfs Above The Mon
,t~ fIlusc. 4+rBewaIe OF limitations, they are worth.
iss SEQ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
FINE WATCuES AND IEWFI.Ry.

FINE ATCllES AND JEWELRA.
HI subscriber is selling all descriptions Of hue Gold
: and silver Watches, Jewelry aud Silver are, at
muca less than the usual prices.
Fine aold audsiiyeT Detached Levers;
do " Anchor de-;
do Lcpines DO;
do " guard aud fob chains;
do " KEYS. fob Keys and seals;
Gold aud Siivcg Pencils;
" penciltG~cs.
Gold 'ans, tu gold ard silver eases;
Ladies' Gold Breast Pins;
" Bracelets aud Lockeis;
=" and silver Thimhlcs
Diamond Rings aHd Breast Pms.
Sterling silver SPOONS aud Silver Cups, made to order.
Clocks and Watches repaired al short order
Auet A q.
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MIILINERN

sAH WAUE ,iaY he seen at the same place. where
AVA shta4+fs Tor safe splendid stutk OF SpTnr Mil.
lnrtv and 90 ureparcJio attend 10 sis aud straw work
81 etcfy description. MRS. A. NApE.
ApulI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
N1W CARPET < FURNISHING STORE.

NEW CARPET * FURNISHING STORE.
A. PAXTON d son.
IItNE inst upeuei in one Of the store roolHs on Mon
: ! roe street. nelrig opposite The Post Odice. an en-.
tire'v uew aud extensive a-sartneut OF Csrpetiog. Oh
aud her sontls. to which ttey respectfully Iayige
thc attention uf purchasers. Their stock comprises:
brussels CaruetinF.
Imaeriai farce rlV Do
snpesine. Fiue and Common Ingram carpetiag;
a. 4 and - taarstry, Twiied and common;
Nruilan do
Cotton and RAJ do
Is 4. ) 1 and I 1 cpi'i aud plain Cantan Mtuins;
O4Cnih Of every width
Carpet Buiiuq aud Thread; Also
- t. e. 50 1 and s : Drnggeis atd Linen erlnh clo'lsi
Administer. Ialted. Ni!ton aud Brussels Rugs;
Brass stair R0ns all sizes;
Adelaide. Il Saila aud ticant Door Mats, SC. &c.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
L J.. III aud lU1 Imperial Marssilies, Iohei an"
l'resieu Quiii~;
t44HIa ana 10 4liuen and Cotton stee:ings;
faNeH ard eaton > How case Goods
Suaslnf irish Linen and Cotton ShiTtlns;
lis o. and lO-4 Damask Table Cluths aud Table
i4tueuS;
Na,kIts and DoyiIcs; l"e'
Erfs I'VE. Ilucaahacs scotch Disner < Crash Towel
PIANO TAiis and stand tcVeisi
En a0iierei W iaduw 'nftdiysi
Iu-scy Red Furniture Prints
Fr- uter Dituiir;
I ckIn : and Hcd Lace;
100 1rA aud 9'asseis, for W'indsi
tNofsictl and Cotton tuHgcs. Alsua rood assortment
Of Glavrs ar! .iostery; linen aud canhrie Hdkisi
iaiirs' aua Gears stlN traVais,
frenth worked Collats;
Parasa.s. & Umbrellas. e, &c, &c.
OF winch With SOLD At the lowest poSsinir prices
AMI persous wanting will please call and examine
"f- y PAXTON son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

lie would also invite the attention of the public t
the following
IGtimOui0IS from NfmS,,rre,e

Testimonials from Nemspapers.
We received d week since a very rare and superior
aftcle Tor an Editors tahie-or for the table Of any zen.
Neman or lady who can appreciate lie virtues Of the
hiosl famous product ofthe celestial empire. 1t consist
ca OF Two rapers OF tea, (the Golden Chop aud the Ne
Plus ltra) Of a very excellent quality rivaiipg in fresh
ness aud IN Her rich havors the beverages which grace
the ta'lc oi TIE Emperor ofCbind. They were irom TIE
Philadelphia and New York Pekn Tea Company. who
nave established their bepot IN tins city. After fun and
: itsfaclor} pruJt OF It's eNCclci ce, we can with conf
deuce commend 1t TO our friends. - LChristian Observer.
FEsRiN TEA CoMNANY-One who Is really II judge,
say, that these Teas are very superior. and, IL " ! have
any tas'H IN These matters, II Is altogether ia accordance
WIN THIS decislnn.-t hristian Repository.
btttrlous TEAs-Ne take pleasure ia Informing our
readers That tie Philadelphia ana New York fekin Tea
tohr'ny hay. on maud a varied supply Of moth green
aud p 2cN, d'tieut 10 excel, in ,eiicacy of flavor, rich
ness aud aroma by anything at the kInd ever imported
INTO tbs count N,-(pMiadei. hia SUI.
The ladics of our household are charmed with ,he
samples tiey have used, aud delighted that cert5m spots
are known where supply Of the genuine China can
b0 ohtaiuei,-t ylvauian.
The above Teas are fof sale by NJ REILLY, Ag't,
Jy23 No. l67. Market. square, Wheeling, IA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
Tss. HUGHES. DER.

Y WA MI
THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE
IL NS hcei removed from Main street to W alter street.
: INTO the room nelt door to the office of the National
Road STAGE company am next door 10 Clark's Coffee
House, where he Is receiving all kinds of Ready Male
Clothtte for the season, made expressly sor this market,
from his wholesale Establishment in baltimore. No ~.
Pratt street, which he Offers for sale at W wholesale or re.
tai as low a can be bought in Baltimore or Fhiiadet
phia. being Init a tribe difference in the Transportation.
HIS stock consists of all kinds of clio hing usually kept
in a clothing stofe viz:-Fue English and French dress,
trock and sack Goats, do Cashmere. Tweed, Cefntton
Linn and cotton coats. some as low as siGO; plain aud
fancy summer Cashmere pants. do. Tweed, Linen and
cotton, some very good At IS cents: PLAN aud fancy
satin, metsatles and a great variety Of other STYLES Of
VESTS, some very good at = cents; q general assortment
OF Shirts, hdkfs, gloves. susFcnders, etc. Also a few
very fine cCnilamen's travelling tats. caps and um!rel.
las Rememter the Baltimore Clothing Store. on Water
street, where you can buy the best goods for the least
money. Apr25l NJ. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

W are now receiving. direct from the te.i eastern
r.9nutac'urrrs, a wore than usuarv 'aruc ss.o,,'
'enf OF B1ors and Suors for FALt aud w vrrr Yrs.
large portion Of which have teen mann f. ct,rcJ - -
er. accord NC to oHr own directions. ard irtopIoJ a.,
ressly fo' our retail trade. for our rcpu ar cus,craers
nd all Others who NAV favor MS with A cpIr W.
ltely say that never before have we heen ahIe IN co.
hem ss large and wen selected a sleek r. Roots ,rd
hoes rs a. the present time. an vYe rr.tr,r,aa gu
lual IN qnaiit, Of maternal avid workmershir IN ,bose
manufactured in any rari of the lruifed sts,es o.
iock VII he lonnd to consist, in part. Of the following
NEWS BOOTS.
1900 pairs mems thick boots
eco IN mems kip DO
500 do stout raif do
$50 do cal, NoToleGa TAPPED Boots
1900 PAIRS mems thick hrogans
1900 do mems Kin hroeeus
eco do mems stout calf hrorans
." r 20 S2'' 'ST ' 2oI PqTG sG Ro@ sTrs'n'
GOO pairs hoy's thick boots
$50 do hov's kip do
100 do stout calf %
SEQ do youths tkick do
$50 do yonth's kir do
100 do youths calf do
ROWS AND youTH's
500 pairs Youths thick brorsns
SEQ do hoy's do do
SEQ do Youths kip do
SEQ do bows kip do
500 do bv's 4 wins calf DO
WoMEN's KIP LACE BOOTS.
1909 pairs wopaen's lace boots
500 do woHlen's calf do
500 do wmn's morocco 30
$50 do women's Kid do
NoNEN : EAlTER B(OIs, HALF CATERS "
SHOES.
go pairs womcn's gsiier boots
200 pans thick sole half CATERS
$50 pairs pump sole half CATERS
200 pairs ladies' hid huskin wolts
100 pairs ladies'kid tic wells
500 pairs women's morocco and seal reg'l hrskins
MISSES LACE COTS, e
900 pairs misses kid lace boots
$50 do misses goat lace hoots
500 do misses Kip aud calf lace boots
100 do misses half CATERS
~CHlLDREN'S SHOES.
oCO0 pairs %chiliren's morocco and leather hootees
1880 do 30 leather pegged hootees
2t0 do 70 fancy CATERS
eco do do goat hootees
RUBBER
1000 pairs Indian rubber shoes, embracing every style
of ladies' and gentlemen's rubber shoes that is worn.
SHOE NDING AND sTOCK.
Constantly on hand. n large and well selected assert.
ment Of shoe stock and hndi g. viz: Spanish sole leath
er. upper leather, kip and calf skins. morocco, kid, lin
mr. and binding skins. AISO-Lasts, loot trees, shoe
threads, shoe walls, tacks, pegs, boot web, shoe knives,
dwl blades and hats, patent and common pincets, ham.
mers, resps, lasting. tecks, gsloons iaces. An sssort
nent of the finest and most approved styles of French
BOOT aud SHOE KIT.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
% us, We still solicit a continuance al the same.
M~cCLALLEN, KNOX & co.
Wheeling, Sept %, lS4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
WHOLESALE AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.
TODD e. HOWELL

a I the well known stand of the Black Mammoth
-4A Boot, south end OF Market Square would tespFct.
iuuy inform their customers ard the public generally.
that they are now receiving froni the Eastern Mauufac
turers a large aud well selected assortment of rOots.
rhoef, Leather, Caps, Findings, sc. These Goods have
seen selected with great care. aud are OF the best gualitv
and latest style, and we most respectfully invue all who
want any OF the above Goods, 10 call aud examine them.
- they viii be sold as low as al any other House in the
city. semi. ~ llI4 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

~ w nEtsF ELLhas just received a few elcra1l
- Embraidsfet Lace Iarty dresses; E.uhFolderrf
Muslin do. with other styles. sou.e OF which arc more
teautlfui Ihau any DE has Arrelotire offered for ale.
sa4tG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08
GOLD ~SpECTACLES.


~ ALGEBRA, part hr@, on the Analytic
~ and iputctive methods Of instruction: wtth nU.
merons practical exercises: Designed for Common
schools aud Academies. ~ Joseph RAY, 1t. D.. FRO
tus-ar vt Msthcai tics IN Woodward College. Cincin-
uatf, 1iio. aud author 1.-THE Eclectic SERIES OF Arth
metic. For s.iely JOHN II. THOMPSON.
septic JElOh street.
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Gs'g aagak9gegr

Mtlf k NkkANt EttEN l..
GHEaf ri .L.G Aet0HNODAEICN
-5sxss-A, &2rxzs.,ssss.as
vsTuE ONO STAGE COMPANY have made such
= errsnsemenis OF their Sta.e Lines rum ur cut of
vi ceiling. a. csIuai iaIt Il furnish tae most satisfactory
accomaioda'io to all, They ran
" LIMBS VAIL STAGES leave Wheeling ev
,ty night At itTif Va-t IA o'ciach, for ~ resvttc, Colum.
'uS aad Neeia To Cincinnati. Time, intending all
E, .au1eS. only 20 honrS.t
Also, for Springfield, o, PAXTON, indianapolis. la
ZERO 'laute. Ia, Springfield, HIS, Nandsita, HIS, To
- Iau.s Mo
Arrangements are also made 20 connect a, Ierktown
with TIE Northern Natljo Nj. Vernon AVID Mansfield,
eonnecti:z with RAJ Road - miles 10 S~audasky City,
.fstsiuIHgh 1f one rlesthet~een Wheeling < S~andusky
tllY airl mt- one H4il vile.
Experiment Ltucto ZauesYirc leaves Wheeling every
''her day u O'Clock, A. NJ, af7ives ia Zanesviuc sane
TIE osio sage Company arc also Running a rri.
NeetIy i.he ut : Hose Post coaches, for Ct vcland,
va Caael Doytr and Wooster To Massihou and Aaron.
tire 10 Cleveland VIA Wooster, 81 hcdrs. fars only
Seats can also he taken At The Ohio stage cos OHGcc
fr Stcui e"vile, Csrtniton and Canton; for We.sv,ie,
LEV l.ston. Warren, AsItalula. O.. Erie, Pa aud
Sutaio, ny Also to rittsbursh via sieuteiyine.
Once No. "a Water st. Is; do~r heiow the I. ;. Hotel.
Wheeling, Va. jJ49 ". F.CoWDERf, Agt.
NOTICE.
s@T fap at
- AZ&31 e.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE.
gs7O facilitate further the travel upon this loutc. the
\ Baltimore and Ohio RaiFoad Company, in coaiunc-
ton with the Lines Of STAGES upsn The National Road,
asECOND DAILY RAJ OF CARS and LINE OF
tpACIES.over the route
Leaving Rstinare at4 P. NJ, on every day Of
Cumberland al Il T. Nh the wees.
rae COACHES uPoR the National Road VIII h%encrfnltl
isase Wheeling regularly twice aaay al D g. N and 6
p. m anl Cumberland u the same hours, connecting
frEHIdflN. cAf1 way, WIN LNt Huf0tig aHi evening
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

Feathers, Feathers r ,gap II i, ''y rec c 'tei
from Guernsey couuiv, Ohio. sud Tor sale # ca led for
soon by jel7 afoNE & THOMAS No i6j Mn st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

yRRENCH. Yves of England, .elsian and American
y cloths, Doe Skiu and fencv cassimercs and cassi-
nets, very cheap al o & THOMAS.
Arr - No lbJ Nam II.
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FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. QUEENS
MARE OHM &c &c
GLASS

,s, n nm stosk of ~ window sasl,es, always on hand aud
,rsnt. al NJ ls5 MansI. sc ROBINSON.
dee AZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-08

ALTIMORE LOCK- HOSPITAL.
HERR may he obtained the most speedy Remedy
w f4 Gouarrhra. elects. Stnctures. Seminal W Weak
ness. Pain 10 the Loiu=. Affections OF the Kidneys; also
those prrn'iar affections which arise from a certain prsc.
lice OF youth. AVID which, VI not cured, rrniers Marriage
impossible. and IN the end destroys both mind and nody.
TINS reped. viii aisn cure impoterey and every symp-
tom ola DISEASE.
PHYSICAL. AND MENTAL lMRECtllHN
50 often consequent uyuu auy voluntary or constitution
al excess " the VtRfLE POWE En- o. the human system.
A CURE sHsANrEr IL IRON ONE TO TS DAYS, oE
NoCAsHuE MADE.
Office. No :, Sor1u FREDERICK STREET, OF Tie len
hand side going from Baltimore street, slK doors from
the corner.
Be particular IN Observing The name on the door AVID
ulu.u-
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0lotDsnU>
EXTRA CHEAP

ENTRA CHEAP
NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS.
AT TIN WATER ST. CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Second dO0r bclolp the L. s. Hotel.
LIIn Il Z rAE L
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GOLD PENS.

GPFNCER ASp BENDELI.. manufacturers Of Cold
~ Pens. al 10 Broadway. corner of Maiden Lane.
NEW YORK.
Al.o. dealers in Gold and Silver reuhoiiersS Pencils.
N.B-The highest premium wa awarded the slcve
FIRM at the last Far OF tue Amefieau Institute. New
York. scptq-dlmo
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-09
Seminary for the Education OF Young Ladies'.

Seminary for the Education OF Young Ladies'.
street, betWeen 10th and nth Streets opposite the
Presidents Square.
THE Principal of this institution, Miss CARROLL, hav-
l. ing selected the position above indicated, will be
prepared pupils Monday next, the 4h OF Sep
tember
All the departments OF English Classical. and Mathe-
NAUTICAL learning, together with the Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing. and Painting &c will ba provided with
competent and accom- lshed instructors. }t t1.r
Miss Carroll will besow unremied personal attention i'm
instruction Of her pupils with all the advantages which
have been acquired by much experiences and the nsttu-
ton will have the supervision of her father, Ex-Governor
Carroll, from Maryland, now resident of this city.
The conditions of admittance, which will be moderate,
of study &c will be found in her prospectus and
any further information furnished by early application at
institution the LIST of September, her present
residence G street, between Al and 9th streets.
REFERENCES.
Hon John Y. Mason, Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon Reverdy Johnson, v. s. Senate.
Hon James A. Pearce. u s. Senate.
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