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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
FIRE IN NEW YORK--PARK THEATRE
BURNED


eve received the following dispatch dated
z clock last Saturday evening, at IL yes,er-
day.
New York, Dec l6
At O'Clock last evening the Park Theatre
caught fire, and is now sheet OF flame. The
whole block is in danger.
The American Bible House, Nassau s.. and
Clinton House, Beekman ST.. are i'll iminent
danger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

HAvEjust received a large and well selected stock
toys and fancy goods suitable for presents for the
coming holidays. To dealers, will oisr still greater
inducements than heretofore, being ious TO dispose
Of my stock ofoys preparatory replacing them with
ether goods, they will be sold without regard profits
10 get rid OF them MELLOR,
dee ~. Union St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

The reports circulated in relation to the
Cholera at various places in the East. are all
islse. There is none except at Quarantine,
near Dew York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
WHEELING &. BELMONT

BRIDGE COMPANY.
Al meeting Of the Board of Managers of the said
company held At the office OF the company on Monday
The 18th day OF December 1915
was resolved. That the clerk cause notice to be
published IN The newspapers ofihs city OF heeIine no
e 'ne Venoqueht sioe khoiters in thIs Company that
all arfeaases OF stock paid M on or the
st day OF January next interest ate of sx per
gen. per snnnm will be charged, each and every in
''"e"t /" arrears nom the time 1t became paw able:
ana mat 70 saeh delinquency continue unit, The 6r,t
MONDAY IN February le49. the Board OF Manager. viii
Pefemory declare said stock 10 the use OF the
COMPANY according to The prov of the charer-sr
eeP"g The stock of such Delinquent. hold.
~, AZ ainsi whom suits may have been instituted
"oe ~ Ell FITZHUGH'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

Hogs.- During the last ten days. hog buy.
srs have been sen se'ive ~ - hsring ny the
g. hogs in ouf county. We believe that
oar iarmrTs have pretty We'll sold ut. The
price paid ivf To. be- lots. 80 Tar 40 we have
learned. wss 81 ief hundrd snd rather de-
Ginning. Bloomington, Iowa. Pribuns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

John ~ Wilson. died at hls residence. ia
the Parish of Ascenslon,s sew days ego. from
lock Jaw occssicned by having one Of his leet
crushed between the T0lleTs OF his sugar mill,
about week brlo.e.-.N. o Pioayuas Of the
Oh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
F,Rr.-The barn Of Mr.. Alter. situated a,

FIkts-I TIC udII O MI AEtIi slKU1Nu hK
the lower end Of this city, was burned last
night between 6 and O'Clock. We have
not learned how the h,e originated, but we
suppose IL was he work OF an incendisry.
We ugre, TO learn that Nj. James Wirt.-
rnembcr o. hre company. No I, while sssis-
ting with the Hose ,srriase, was run oveI
aud very SERIOUSLY, bal II is though, no, dan
gsrousiy huTl.--(Lex. Atlas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

New York. DEC Is.
The loss by the burning OF the Park Theatre
is estimated st s1iyitousand dollars. Only
the bare walls oil the building remain stand
mo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

nLANKETs--A few pair much larger and far suPc-
ID rior 10 Mckee Il Robinson's. just received from
New Philadelphia Ohio, where they make the best aiii
Gle in TIE western country, tor sale low at
deco w. GOODRICH'S.
% ECEiVED this day, by Express, few dozens Silk
~ Plush Gays, ne w style very fine aud cheap.
Also, 10 doz oregon Caps, and general assortment
OF Youths and Chdrens Csrs, for sale low.
lccS s. AVERY, No. 10 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
AIIsSCFI.ANFoUS.

Lucy Marine or Bush Ranger by DR. Louis A Baker
Honeyjenny or Heart ofthe World Illustrated by Dursy,
Ethan Aliens Of the capture Of TioondcroEs
by himself Washington aud the Ceners ats ofthe Revo-
luton by Geo Lippatc Memoirs Of Physician by
Dumas Great Hagrarty Diamond by WIN. NJ. HaekeIy
author Of Vanity Fair. Mary Burton, aise of Manchs-
Life Count of Mount Christie by Dumas. franie
Rird by Chas A injury. knight OF Gwynne by Lever.
James novels. Twenty years amer sequel 10 three
Gusrdsmen by Dum-s Bregeuon.. The son OF Atbos or
ten years Later.
large variety Of novels just received and for sale by
w. n WAKEMAN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
DANCING SCHOOL.

DROP. T. w. JENNINGS respectfully gives notice
10 his friends aud the citizens of Wheeling that the
second term Of his rchoo for the shove polite mud
sessary accomplishment, will commence Monday
evening Dec 4th, 1919 at Congress Hail. aud will
tinue on Mondays and Fridays
Hours for instruction from O'Clock to for Ladies'
aud from, 10 10 O'Clock for Gentlemen.
Terms. S. for IL Lessons.
Mr.. J. will teach Waltz and Polka Cotops in his
School. and viii give private lessons in atzing Pol
Ia. Filings hornpipes, &c. to all that may favor him
with call. poy2.-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

WHEELING g. BELMONT
BRIDGE COMPANY.
The subscribers TO the capital stock of the
wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that ali instalmcnt of Al OO
upon each and every share ,hereo. is re-
CURED TO be paid BY them respectively 10 the
Treasurer OF the said Company, on Tues
day the 10th day OF January. 1919
BY order OF the Board of Managers.
Z. IL. FlTZhUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq, the Treasurer, will be
'ound at the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank,
Dec. IL. lS4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

POTATOES.
SOBBLs FIRST rate Potatoes 81 so per b delivered by
SD WOODROW,
oec ~ 534 Main 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

OHIO LEGISLATURE
Columbus, Dec Is.
II is now doubted whether the Democrats
will soc,ae TO Townsends resolutions. They
will consider them Tomorrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
STEAMBOAT REGISTER

81 luc idiiS ittt was saved
but in damaged condition.
STEAM-BOAT REGISTER
REPORTED NY e. " Rrppv, CORDAGE MANI
FACTURER.
ARRIVALS ASp nrPARritpEs
NJ Bouts for the last 81 hours endiu. usfer.
day al 4 O'Clock. y. N.
ARRIVED
Monongahels. Stone, Pittsburgh,
Consul, Webber,
Brilliant, Grace, Cincinnati,
Danube, Cock, ST Louis,
DEPARTED.
Monongahela, Stone, Cincinnati,
Brilliant, Grace, Pittsburgh,
Consul Webber,
Danube, Cock,
8 feet water falling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

Rhk1AlNs-te,ng DESTROYS OF reducing nv stock
10 e lowest point, previous 10 taking an Inventory
as "iii NOT aii 70 convince All that am selling bar
gains. Gail and see for yourselves.
decl Srycrnpy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
DAGUERREOTYPES.

en-, - an, The subscriber having removed to the
SsACDA<3 len hand side Of the former
NtA entrance, and having made great improve
HE& ~ n,snis in regard TO light. is prepared to
E,LS<Y take iikenesscs in superior style, either
jN&ykaLA singiy in groups.
G.StE Likenesscs OF children taken in q few
SEE onds IN clear weather. Prices moderate.
r- Rooms next TO Times office. the count house.
deco WIN CpWpEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

GREEN APPLES.
COBBLs Of superior green apples for sale cheap at
SD WOODROW,
dec 20. 234 Main St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.
Louisville, Dc Is.
The steamboat Car OF Commerce was sunk
,, the falls Yesterday. Her cargo was saved
but in damaged condition.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
J sENsENnY

NEW GoODs-Just reed this norn,pr S,o,, PAL.
dcipuia, elegant French Long ShawI.: p,ints,
Muslin ne LANES; black frisges; black silks. and a.
aies ana Gents Kid Gloves. tdeeil JsENSENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
BUFF
NEW VARIETY STORE.

BALES Buffalo Robes, jus, reed and for sale cheap
~ by thr bale, robe or saddle cover. by
oet3i JOHN KNOTE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
mn GROSS superior hiue Matches, for sale .
@O0 dscie J. HORNBROOK'S new store
A CARD.

JOS. l.. WILDE, Music TEACHER,
Mia Gives lessons Oh the Piano Porte Organ, Voca
tsE-St$ Music. aud Thorough Bass.
SGN Apply a, John u. rhompsop's Bosk store, OF
~ at hrs rrsidcnce' on Finn street. between John
ma Cehtfc streets, wheeling, Va novIU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
VARIETY GOODS,

which he viii ELL low store west of he
mountains. Among his stock may lie found every Va
rely OF small articles Of domestic use from Family
Bible 10 button mould, either by the package or al
retail and he wili I've happy wait upon customers a.
al tunes Please Call aud examine. deel2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
CHEAP rARI.E

IHE subscriber viii this day, December Ist isss set
long Table m the centre OF his store aud ,y,
~ me IN ear IhSLE- lie VIII MI il with feu,r ants
WIZ sell them without regard to OF profit All Vic
want bargains viii couie 10 the CLeap Table and The.
VIII ind many articles at half price. ' "'
Dec srN.yx.,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS.
IA boz Mrtuif,'s Eclectic Spelling Books;
~ 80 do LIST Readers
70 do End do
25 do Bird do
20 do 9TH do
do 5th do
ALso,-3o DO RAYS Is, part Arithmeiies;
% do do ed do
20 do I'd do
For sale at reduced prices al
HORNBROOk'S new store
dsct2 North side Monroe 81, bet. Main A Markxt :
-
ESkEsh TEAs-An Assortment OF fresh Teas from
d. ihe Canton Tea Company, for sale by
aeeI' W HALL. Market SQUARE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
TIE highest prices paid for Flax Seed Drv Fruit
Rags, &c. ldcoi3 BASSETr & ROBINSON

NlDEs WiINDOW SHADES.
E0n PIECES wide window shades OF new ,at.
49, ter"s and the best eolou. just reed aud for
sale wholesale and rctaiib by
deco JotN II. THOMPSON, Union st,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

W NJ" : lsn..s frsrT.Elr Pa. - ssaa,p. IN,
dee. 'as'sn'y ny WS H. Maze
South wlss<lias.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

TaCOB HORNBRoOK respectfully informs the citi.
zens of Wheeling and vicinity. Boatmen, Pcaars
and others. that lie has opened. in the Monroe
House block, Monroe street large assortment every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
DRY GOODS.
RICH Fall DRESS GOODS.

I ANE a PORTER, IS CATHARlNE-sT. have. du.
Ling The past week received Per recent am and from
auction
40packagez tlsrche.i Cab rere Be- LANES ever DRIED
cases splendid figured ssfn stripe C.shur.,s q.
LANES the very richest ever brought 10 this counrv
cases set1surei and striped DO Issit o..
10 cases good qlaify dark De LANES all.
2csses rch chamse-a worried P.si1
10 cssas p'sfn chame.eon Alpacss
10 ca-es pain Browns. Drshs MllDerv Jet snf Blue
Black Alpacas. from l. Cd. = 2ssi- l.sdios-
i0ca,e. do1ble-y.dh G.nshsns. stout and heavy ais.
case doqble.sidh G.uEhams fine new style.
With on extensive ASSORTMENT Of
FALL sILKS.
comprising every fashionable color and style ri Pl.i.
stripe. plsin. chan Eeahe Or br0cade CURED
lns NIsITES MASTlLLAs and JENNY LIMBS.
embracing every style that is fashionable Among them
are Jenny Lnds lined and quilted rendering them A. excel.
lent ard beautiful Fal dress
Also. 30 cases DARN PRINTS A. G. aud "a Per yard
These are the best goods si have been cold Tor Sd
The colors are perfectly fas small sci CURES stripes &c
To- bales heavy White Fiannes, Al L.
i0baes Scarlet warranted al WOO, sils6d
10 bales extra fine. g. =.
Ovf PRIcr AND No DEVIATION.
TheGerman language spoken in this store.
SIS tm LANE PORTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
BOOK TRADE.
GRAHAn1,s MACAzrNr

n AND AhI-FOr October. 1919
- ORIGINAL FAPrEs.
The Unmarried Belle. By.....F rna DuvAl
Lenobs. By....................Myro L. Mason.
lemper Lies Extremes. By. George : Bur.eigh
The Cruise Of the Rsker By. Henry 4 CLARK
dreams By....................E. o.
Iiecoln a sta'cp ~ D. Hu Mary Spencer Peass
The Def0rmed Artist. By.......Mrs r. y Horsford
A Farewell 10 Happy Day. By Frances Osgooi
Sam Needy Tale Of the Pen 1,,-.-.f, rr.......
uenuafy. By................} - -'1'- 1''''"
The Angel Of the Soul. By......J. Raysra Taylor
Scouting near Vera Cruz By. Ecolisr
] wani 10 90 Home By.........Ri cha. d Coe. Jr
The Humhiing Of a Fairy. By. O O Foster
Night Thou gm By........... Thomas Buchanan Read.
The Bard By...................S. Anna Lewis
The Will Miss r. 4 Duruy.
a Voice ior Poland By.........Wm. H. {. hosmer
II Nv ""o OaN o''e'''Al' Maybe Reid.
Picnic In Oden Time By. Quevedo
10 he violet. By. .............H T Tuckermsn.
They may TAX Of Cline. By. Charles Trail
A Dream Within Dream. By. c 4 Washhuu.
Passed Away By..............W Wallace Shaw.
An Evening Song Bv ......... Prof YIN. Campbell
SUPERB EMBELLISHMENTS.
\ Picnic ~ OLDGN TINE-A beautiful engraving from
the hands Of the celebrated Tucker, and which Will
command universal admiration.
THE UNNARRIFD BELLE-By Ross splendid print il-
lUsraied by beautiful DRY from the pen OF Emma Duva
THF FAshIONs-A faithful picture Of the mode. and
ecIied. Ike all We furnish 10 admirable style
Mrsc-The Ocean Bird. Composed By Miss Agnes
II. Jones.
Subscnpd0ns-S2, or = cents per number.
Agents booksellers and others supplied o. The lowest
rates by DEWITT s DAVENPORT
Office Of Graham. Magazine, Tribune Buildings.
SIG Ills Na.sau--f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
Domestic Ports.

PHI ADkIPHIA sept ltAu sClrs shenandoah 'fi row
.r V@.fs Iomn Nlofs, Chef shaier. Nhscu Mara tha'e
NNt. Ref4-for I,awe Cats. Constitution Oors'u, W iu
ION Merdau felis. BALTIMORE Aha stnnef Ne"p ", p D.
l,. benny q .ra Port Deposit. barge 6run % Ne ora
,,..er Ir.rles stewart Nlon ieun- su ocheNlsr pra
r,rs Cv Cld tsrk Iou-s Bay, Ha' ana br- Pearl Harding
Ras.or swan Brat 60. raunt nnt Sos Aui"h.e' n"
A. Harrff ~prr~l SiVtnuahi Martha kn,nan NH 'ltnv
sfr. r,ora N,er " ur-t0n, Nc VI u Malone, VI aN-i
e Gsasg NYork Nc-fa. Iomn dos Arsinr oi 700 ''' "dr
Csrore cones Hartford Alfred Barrett hctu9 heis'n BEN
Yrgsb al NIsve Gen Poster Neatol, kt-ot Neiis smith,
SHa,en. Assue 10. MAJ Villains. hau, >h~n1nd'h Wof'
Prov Hence. Hero ie,eion. BALTIMORE Jno luckef lrf h
rr. .oot ROMA Russell sae barge tonsos heafn y
Fore.t saimou DOG Monterey Pllon to Nt'o" NHr"' WI
lan.siurs. str BLACK Diamond Stevenson Niok
Psr rtwORF Sent fa-Arr br Edward. Dearborn PR shf
Fs-on Medium NNor Cd -p Nipier Ramsay bremen Pug
N.fhie Bosse Do Jancro. 81 Andrew, Cromwell savanna
Am Jones. Collins NOdealsi Arabian, NaAet '"',
IN ..-r Il.alL ne. -Leite. NluIk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
DEHDUAI.

4. ARNOLD A co.
Have removed 90 ileir new store.
No. 80 Canai--t.
HNE DOOR EAST VI ,le stand they have 80 long Occu-
Op.ed ln Anticipation Of is removal extensive STOCK
Of HIGH AND FASHIONABLE GOODS. suitable 10 the
season. have been seit ced Boz Europe by partner II tho
house large portion OF which are now store, and 0h-
ers daily arriving.
IS and 81 changcsbe and blsck Sam dc Chine; a. change
able Gro Egyp-; 50 and 90 cfaugeah.e Pog de Soe
81 ana a. bacE weefd SKIS Pompad0re and oiher nch
styles for evening and sorees; MaTcelines, SaS, and
Millinery silks.
French and British Casmeres and Deaines IN snsH. ne
dium and bold designs; plan plaid sud striped hadounss
Raw SILKS. Amgo Gala, and other Paids Victoria Cash
mefes, Merpos Thi1cts, C0akDgs, French and gglish
Prints French And Scotch G.nchauls.
ALSO.
french Cashmere Long and Square shsws, Rob Roy
fcan peiernl long, square bld misses szes rch Printed
Turksra shaTls Embroidered Cashmere Robes, Nises.
Mantlas and COak- Of the Paris shapes; coored
and black Nelve= from half yard 10 Tvs yards WIDE
ALSO,
Ladies' Genfemens and Chi'dren's Hosiery of every
description; Cotton Merro, AMI Lambsw COL Under Vests
and Pants. Welsh. unshr.nksD.e and domestic Fhrnes
Bath and Whiting ankets. cOOred aud while Counter
panes and Quilts - Linens; Cotton and Linen sheeiings
Diapers and Damssk Table Linen Napkins and Doyle
coverings. together with general assortment OF house
keeping article.
Lsces Fmbr0ideues Lac- Wells. Cloves, Embroidered
Grape Robe. Evening Dress Goods and Fancy Articles
B-Family Mourning Of every description. constantly
hand for which separate department has been prov
ded. 81 eOdlsm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
EDUCATIONAL. TEXT BOOKS.

ID BLISHED BY q. APPLETON 4 co. 2o0 Broadway.
Il GREEK AND LATIN
Arnold I-t and 81 Laf % Boo L. and Practical Grammar
Arnold Lain Prose Composition.
Arnold Come ius NerO- with Notes, Emo.
Arnolq's First Greek BOOB.
ArlOd's Greek Prose Composition, limo
Arnold. Greek Reading BO0k-edlied by Spencer
Liyy, with Notes boy Lincoln
Cssar's C0mmCniancs. y ih Notes BY Spencer, l<nO
Brxss Latin Testament. limo.
Tacu-'s Gcnns1ia and Agricoa, with Note by Tyler
boeseu's Manual of Greek aud Roman Antiquities trans
ated with Notes By Arnold. limo
FKENci. GEEMsN. ITALIlS AND SPANISH.
OIleui0rf New Method of Leaning, rcnch.
Ofeuiorf New Method " Leaning German.
Olencorf's New Method Of Learning spanish
OleldOri New Men Cd u Learning Italian.
RORan's Modern French Reader.
COlnrs Dramatic French Resder.
De was Elementary French Resdor
Surrenncs French PrOnOgncing Dictionary.
FORESTS Italian Reader.
Alcons Cerfnsn Reader. limo. 81 2I-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
CARPETInGs, OIL CLOTHS, &C.

SMITH a LOUNsBERRY, 4i3 Pear-st are d.iy re-
- crving 10 al liou tO their regular supplies srse lots
Of Carpetincs and Oh Cloths. from aucuOn which Wey
are selling al prices surprisingly low.
English and American Brussels and Tapestry Carpets.
Isrge and rich assoe from g. to - per yard gi-h
and American ihree-ply Cspes great variety Of paers
rom 81 10 lOs per ysd; Fngh and American super In
grap Garnet very superior quality sud styles = 20 Is per
vsrd extra tine me and common Ingram Carpet ali WOOL
s. 90 10 s. .. ..
vide he greatest variety Of patterns be- found IN tie CITY,
from s. % 10 per yard
Also general assortment Of AZ other srices con, ect-d
,,i't he tTede eo1.nv low SMITH L LOUNSBERY.
80 Iri.- ai8 Pesr.--i. Opposite William 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS at

4NBARKER'S 20 Grand-st-Will open this morning
5cases dress Silk. comprising latest styles OF striped
snd plaid plain. csngeabr End camsieon ana ombre st-
the greatest bargains ever offered.
81 pieces plain black Italian afd Gro de Rhine Silks high
uster from So per yard, The cheapest goods ever
offered for sale.
So pieces black satin plaid and striped silks entirely new
At lees prices ihsn before offered.
100 pieces Mennos and Parsmsiss, splendid coiors
and cheap
go pieces Apacas consisting Of plaid and striped ds-
mask figured. plaid and striped plain. mode coOrs
Al-O, brown, purple, blue ell shades.
Also a. Mohair plain and satin stirred new article, all
Of which will be sold Al reduced prices
lO pieces plain black Apacss from t. Ga TO q per rard,
the cheapest goods ever offered.
2cases Casfrneres and De LANES. entirely
Also. sarn Plaids. very handsome.
Ginghams. splendid style from 10 10 j. 90
perya'd.
Prints splendid patterns and fast coors from
Cd TO Is. per yard.
bales red yellow and white Flsnnels very cheap from
Is. Ga up.
10 bales and Domestic Goods al great bargains
400 long and square hroche and cashmere Shsws the
greatest bargains ever offered.
100 square and long wool Shsyls. latest Fail styles.
". B-S viii remove let October TO the new store
erecting al former place Of business 81 Grsndst II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
60 THE MAN IN THE NOON

A ID a HOST OF NEW BOOKS, Just received al BER-
"A FORD cos. Z Aston House.
The Man in the Moon for sept u Of fun Price . cts.
The Land We Live H. for sept LondOn full Of engrav-
ings. 81 cts
The London Word OF Fashion. FOR Sept ~ CTS.
Tho London Journal for Sept so CTS.
The London Belle Assemble. 81 cts
GOdeys Lad BOOK for Oct THE best ever published &c
Graham's Magazine, for Oc (nch a. usuall . cts.
American Journal OF Agriculture and Science, p cts.
Edw .rd Vernon My Cousins Story by Mrs Child 80 cts
a Warning 20 Wives. lRead I'LL p cts.
Alban the Pirate IA X )munt Of the Metropolis. p Cts
Lena Cameron, the -Four Sisters, by Mrs Gray, ? cs
Miss Lesle's new novel, Amelia. % Cts.
Vanity Fair, by VIM. Thackeray vols. each n cts.
The lrish Sketch Book, by the same 81 CITE
Mysteries and Misenes Of Newly Ork parts. each p cts
The foreign papers by the Europa usual great asso
ment, ready Orders from the country promptly al
tended to-
The above together with all the and cheap publics-
lions. wholesale and retail, by BERFORD co.
sl8 BIS AstOr House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
~ WHY will PeopIe Die of diseases of the

lungs, when they easily themse YES by resort
ing 10 The proper meaus Ia truly sing see how
The truth s that people are too apt 10 neglect their
health until rs too late for remedy they depend
nnsums or q1acE med cnes and try experiments their
Constitution which do more harm than good and bring
ue taia disease. IT they only knew the merits Of DR.
SwAYsE's Compound Nnyfp ~ ma Che,yu. they would
discard ever hing else that pretended be FOR dis
ease OF ie ianes' coughs colds consumption and their
many dangerous attendants. u i eparafOn founded
upon he sUunde principles and many members Of he pro-
ie-lnn are dayusing n their practice powerful and
wonderful remedy TtOus ands alive testify 10 its
Chspmau Reeves Thomson. Ritter WiIcO1 Thomas Rev.
Jordan, Rev JACKSON, Dr. Ellison, Maissnd, and host u
oilers. The Dr. has published pamphlet containing some
u he most important cures Gail Al his Office corner Of
Eic liH and Race sts and get one.
See lha, Die signature each bottle without which a
preparations of Wild Cherry fictitious and cOlnieTle's
AcfNrs TOR NfW-f0RK CirY.-C. ~ Rise cor Brood
way and Iollst, +. y. WARNEr. @n Bleecker-L r A.
LEwls 81 GreeuwIc1.st. j. e. Dom. III Broadway; 4.
siNns, cor. Fulton and William ~ ScluffFLLlN,
BRoTHtEs Co ~ wWertt RusHroN. GLAZE CO.
100 Broadway and I'D AgOT House, HAyutND, kEFsE 8
Co 500 Maiden-lsne 3 OLDs a son, Newark.
~ Gentiomcn's Huts-FaII Style-BiED, cor. Of
Pine and Nassau Geuiemen's Hats ofbe Fall standard
embracing all the recent improvements in tie various
branches Of the sI ready for inspection end sse
The new style u submitted 10 the critical judgment Of the
cOunOsssu wei for the style and finish the quality Of
the article offered.
The subscriber relies with much confidence upon the just
discrimination Of discerning public resting bic claims upon
the known merits Of his hats for qu1hfy, durability and
superior fnh, the best erdeaee Of their intrinsic excel
ence; and the liberal patronage hitherto enjoyed is
sufficient Of their quality Notwithstanding the eSirsvs
giant professions Of dealers common at the present time
aus lmis BIRD. corner Pine and Nassau sts.