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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01
To s'aiters and Country Mcr.

CHAN lS-WILLtAM T. ERHARps. No. 49, North Sd
street, above Race. opposite branch, phiiaderhia
Has constantly On hand large assortment of new and
fashionable Caps of all kinds, to which lie invites tie at
ehlon OF the Trade. aud tho has for the last years
been engaged in this particular branch succeeded in
bringing It to such perfection will by the fol
lowing Extract from the Report If the Committee on
the Exhibition ofthe Franklin Institute at Philq
Nos26 Men IN Boys Caps by Vim ?. Erhardt No
l3 Ntrih I'd street Philadelphia, well and neatly made
one OF tie cas- deserve some notioe of
convenience, one side clsth and the othe oil silk
ana ehier can lie worn outside at the pleasure the
wearer This so far as the Judges know is the first IN
dec 25-3tW-2m.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01
|Als TELEGRAPH.

A. we ar uow receiving no benefit from
tae 'I.nah we shah discontinue our cor
fesioudeuae py it, uulil The wires are again
brought agro-s lhe river, which we hope will
lie .J d isw DAYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

Co. We 4r- ratified that many engineers
have collect sse the instrument in our DOS
session. for testing the depth of water in
steam boilers. aud That ,hey all pronounce it
sla4. .r aat yArclive. The gentleman who
Is Interested il disposina OF the right will be
here lara IT," daNs, ana arrangements can be
ina.e i.r llo use. We know him to b. a
eeo.auaa a responsibility, and he war.
l.ui, ID. 10 r.yraie effectively.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

j,@es Collins, Jr. (Wnis.) of New Albany,
'a, "rn chosen by The Legi slllere of Indiana,
Stale Agent, ior the management oil the Pub
Il lie Debt, Public Works &c. lie was chosen
on the secol ballot, and will hold his office
tor two years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

.'Hf " lSn ga pm lFU'H oar CORES pUuueVut
a Petersburg w., forwarding us important
intelligence dropped taert BY cur pony ex-
press
PErsR,Bua. Dec ., 1877.
| Your overland ouy express arrived here
| this morning win copies OF the New
Orleans Pleasure and Delta to The 22l ull.,
which is about live days i'm advance 81 the
uall that has been received in vouf city,
! The weather has breu most uupuI itious or
| Travelling, but nutNills,oudl. & thc snow,
-.eet and ram tiat has pre,d.ltd Tor some
time pas. the gallant team ui ponies have
| overcome every obstacle. and have reached
here III less tHan SIX days being une day IN
advance ct The mali quarry due.
! The intelligence the, brlu- is quite impor-
tanl, as wa, ba seen by Tie following oret
summary which mak, up from The papers
before me-
The talqua Truro arrived at New Odeaus
on the night OF She DIST, bringing dates from
Ncla Cril 90 The 20fh ms.
General Patterson. Wi,lI his large !rain had
safely reached lht capitol, rtn.nr,iug General
Scott no the eAtcnt oil neariy G,0JO efficient
men. The arrival al sataa lsrge fierce in
The vicinity o. the capiud, had caused quite
sir among The aieXlcus. a rye portion OF
them, however. regarded tli.if arriesl with
anyIhiH3 but dissatisfaction aa they will al
ioJd an increased demand !ui produce and
provisions.
General Paterson Ia3 established on his
route Il Carlson at lie Ri Flo, 10 be made
d rerluansnl d,p pot iar provisions.
seNert n#rtusr VS. experienced at Vera
Cruz oa the i3b instant AMI tlfge schouneis
were duy9l ashore and We krd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

CHAaBER or THE DO

'HAMhER or Board OF Tp.prl
,,,,,, Wheeling, Hecelni er Is IslT
T;F EMbERs OF the Board OF 'rrade s.e eo,es,., -
"'e' al 'ie WV tli. CHANGER, on
laeoday, Januury an
1t Il T.. NJ, to eject officers and DrecIo,s o., ~ No.
serve iof one year irou That date s 'oAia 10
dee l6-3d. Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

nioh street respectfully gives uolIce Ia, No. SeHel
'F', ol .h"'e hac i1aNs, salta inr noi,,
ti'e SeA'oh, ta 500. aud prepare fuf Ne,y V ooEs
dee 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

REPORTED RY Z. II BERRY
&R IVALS AMI pEP .Rritkts
" bohfs tor the last "a hour, en- ing yester-
lay at o'clock. p. ".
ARRIVED.
Pennsylvania, GRAY, Cincinnati.
Cashier. McCif frey.
Silas Wright, ONeil, New Orleans.
Avalanche, Williams ST louis.
DEPARTED.
Avalanche. Williams, Pittsburgh.
Cashier. MeCafir,v.
SIius Wright, O'Nril
Pennsylvania, Gray,
Is feet water in the channel rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

Nav Roofs Corinne or Italy, Ly Madame De
~" i'V'h~. Stael-Jlolstein
The Free irsder ~ ihe Cruiser of Narasanseit Bay
Frank Geinou or 4 Cadets tirsl year in India nv
Ca { Fellow.
n Midsummer Eve; fairy tale of love- Iy Mrs 2. G.
Hall.
The Cruis, of the Sea Snake or the adventures of
David " aisom, The London Prentice, fy M,dsdi,n,an
Easy.
ne iiuntera Of Kentucky the tria's and toiK Of
TrapPers and Traders y the Captain Of an Expedition
10 tie Rocky Mountains.
Ssla inei or tie lntering Jew s,or, e the EAST
tile present and thr ,uthre iy the Rev Geo zoe Coy
Ahoa ireh arrival OF new music jis; received at
u NSEThAN
dec " Literary depot No III Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

1t viii be seen that The wa,er is rising. and
las HoW So elled 10 10 ieet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01
WINDOW GLASS

| IT II ~ n ana Slftf g'ess OF III siZcf,
aso fil' sock of window sashcs. always hand and
for sale at No 1875 Main ST. Sc ROBINSON.
-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

'T,y,,, 1G0a III superior wrapping Irvine, Just re
w iiio. eeiveI and for sale low hy
dec 81 PRYOR & PAUL.,
z USF received fine assortment of Building Blocks
70 Di>sected Toys, Magic Lanterns, etc.
dec IL EfaJ J. MELLOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

MERCHANTS AND hEcuAsIcs' BANK
r,,,, Wheeling, December -, ls4-
| 'hc Aockhoideis of tins bank are hereby no,if al
'hai an election win he held al The Bankipc ua,sa'
between H. h"7rs at 10 A. NJ, and one p NJ a., -
l0ih January lS4S, being tic second Me- Wv, ,
Elk DIRECTIONS 10 serve for the yearthen 10 ensue
dec 2d-tl 9 Hhabf,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

NNontnJ Flour. Bulk Pork Dried Peaches and An
W ''b''i pies, fimotay aud Glover seed Lard But
ter, Hons, Hog Jows Feathers and other county pro
ducc. Jani. NJ JAMESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

On Consignment.
q % u. Is Rye Whiskey vii lie sod low close Y
d. a<~ dec % FORSYTH l. BAkER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

'-''LHN INSURANCE EoaPaNY
r,,IIp s,o.L,a,t--- go. December -, ls47
ca 'ia' an election for nine Directors far ~. 90,
az, W, ne heid al lis office on Wednesday the XIII
"k VI 'anua'J next, between the hours OF 10 o,,nb
de, S3 ''o4" ~ Mccoy, sec'ry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

ErnSb iFr,,,t 80 Trrms smyrna Figs,
~'i W. 2O0 Fresh Cocoa Nuts. just rcc
vel and for sa'ehy s WOODROW,
sec 30 I?l Mai er,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-01

1OSt-On the might OF Monday ieiween a.rs Ed
mondsons aud h. Tanners residence, q
goa waoeet with set III il. The finder will he 81 ia.
ply fcWaGoea W earIng il at tins Office. dee ,U3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS.

NEARLY READY FOB Pl BLICATlOS
4 The WOMEN or TIE BIBLE. ceiirestt1 in So
RES 1f sketches 10 prom ileni ina - mentioned 10 Holy
Scripture ty erg3 msa - The He'd states Illustrated IN
egtfseu charzctrc steel Erag1gs, edited by jonathan
~ Wsinwretf D D. one beautifully printed impera. 70
volume. handsome bound.
ln ms WorE lhe I1shers hope 90 present % ne public
or@ o. the ros 20 -rd1 20 haf hss appeared
n The Book OF Pearls choice Garland 81 Prose, Poe
try ard A. c1ntsrng fwely tl- yeNeclisd ergrsvngs
richly bond.
mr. TIE sacred Poets Of E-gisr and Amerca from The
earliest per0i to 1e present tine, enron A.. anse1
u m b.52raplca and critical roucrs. by Rufus " Grs-
VOID Illustrated sie-i erEraVngs One handsome 3Fo.
volume NOW READi-NEw EoirioN.
Tle Psrshes OF Our Lord richly liz si- with o. pro-
Sic h0ri@ printed co.0rs ard 90 back and gold,
SQUARE ,ro l massive carved binding u ih- siye 20 The
nls m. ID APPLETON 4 co 3. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY.
UNDERGRADUATES ag snd lnslructlVe s1,st.
!, ..Fy. SPEEDY AND PERMANENT

- a
'l-,rs for fhick wind broken Wind, cnrontc
NA coayh. colds and al diseases which Affect he fnn
. membrane u the lungs, throat head OF the horse,
h sny way affecting the s0gndness u the stiBsgs wind
gIsxszIDE's TArTEsssLL's HEayE POwDgss-This great
yngish remedy which. after unprecedented success n
Fuxsnd, was year ago introduced IN is country By 1s
has been The nucleus around which nDmberess pary hi
He.ye Cures, CoodiOn Powders, Wssr Powders
&c have formed and from the jUsiesrned reputation o
Which, they have, Ike parasites, sncesyorod 10 draw sl
aud ind sale But the pubic begin 10 md mai
cheap and worthless compounds require sOnethnx
more thsn prof-s-ons u nfsbihfy 10 be worth their
money and that the Tztersafs Hsave Powders are 10
fse the cheapest well Lhs best article Of ne nnd "
use They put up packages from four TO 81 ues A.
srge a. niOg limitations and sufficient 10 an ordinary
case Of Heayes and this fact 500 wiz 10 fof'e1o
II two co.es Of the ~TaersaPs7 will not besp chrOnle
cough than packss. q any oher r-nsoy
We DO not the public 10 believe our mere rsrrt'on
course lfereeec In making out COCO sorry iof
oar popusr remedy bot only refer them 10 me pabsh
81 prof some fy ceru6csfesl which can Do sod IN or
psmphets OF The newspapers Of the day; more than -
v.rnal ard written testimonials hsye been receisoa sno
90 ruTos nave been effected year Ony ny ose
package and yo1 vii be convinced more nan ~
-. 80 psbl.h COUGH x kETCHAM,
lfy Fultor-st sole Propretors
Sod also By Ketchsm Henshaw III fgltonG- So "
Geo FOES, & Spncgs. H0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
Wa DIMONT, Aucnoneer.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

lT-DI NOM \ HO>Ntk VII -eII At NucInns %
TUESDAY. Oct H. al 10 O'Clock, a. 81 Whesi al the hir-
said house be onging To family ieaNns me Guy
consisting par of Brussels snd ingram carpets on coihs
mahogany sofas French bedsteads wserohes Ahssnds
marbieiop. extension dniu, and other labss mshossny
secretary chairs hair dressing tables hstssnds hall
lamp rosewood chairs sc feather beds. hair mattresses
nc pier tables, mNbletops. looking Rssses oeossu.
amps solar and ober lamps Turkey red and embroidered
window curtains and ornaments, plated cssiofs, ca1.s
cecanier dishes day clock grsndoles on ps,unogs one
by Innsn -ngrsvngs gi frames small lot ~ plants, IN
Guiding orange trees. Oesnde aud sqasnty OF preserves
consisting OF dsinsous peaches, ounces, current J~y
pickles &c Also, kitchen furniture. with which ne sails
will commence. <.,
Catalogues the day previous to sale al ohee Of The sue
uoneers. N WAllsi. ol'ps
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ancroue~
\ BANGS, RICHARDS ~ PLATT


BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATr, ssors
D9s srcss~ay-Libersl ossa siTsn's' made 90 soa-
"snns'''' 0' s ,S5,1S W yy,yIye. oals
Books 4cA isrg- ant general sssorEeni o. stAndsfc
ard sce sn-oqs BOOKS ssps srd fspsy ss.nonsfy nc
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct T.
Books Sc-A lSge ssd vsusble eolecron Of Bcoks. n
eadn1 many nne English -dious, valuable Wotss iros
pnvsie srsiies Beadrs copy q sp.rss washinsioc,
90 Fr~nkfn. 10 yols. Brush Cyclopeiis, 10 vols
MONDAY. DC, -. ADD lolo.ils d.y' Htf
LAsss NO lsroST.sr hss.ss sSos
q Lout. beng Ire mos extensive NHea sod nch-fs COS
lection q modern booss hitherto otef-d Iasy erasses
very arge collection OF library oooAs eheny hs
-cons ffom English press msgtaeens ard costly
Illuminated enneeiished Ard picturesque volumes. IN ioo
81 .tsnd ard popular Of neou The best
woks nsrars history botany AID io~ef gsri~nins WIN
81 9efb co,Ored pses. Valuable ~orts On ncocxy snd
ecces sscs history including Tie ~ruhss q noel of ne
eminent English sud scotch dvines Works poetry, the
re vs,. brsnch@. OF silence AMI Art Voyages and ira
ves CLASSICS books on spofung ard n1nung. eooAs OF
prints works on medicine and surgery and msee sne~as
Enensh literature The whole lew and IN ffe~h endsss.
and 10 - sold without reserve
AT PRv,rg S,Ls-Bohn's Stsndsrd Library, boan's
AuuQaNsn Library, bohn's scienHhe LofHy' ooans
A. psrars salx-A collection OF choice on rsir1ngs
lucllerg large one BY De H,ruf hne Landscape ~
wl.or besasnl Flower and rruI pieces ae al IN x,ll
fanes Also collection Of engrsvnls scarce pofuao ~
he esry Presidents. nc m Trance
DYE. COIrON, .fucsea and cc~~ss,on Me-cAaa'
D-Ss.e. Room SIS srosdwsy. Gothic Hal-Hsvipg -
moved the sbo.ensmsi ROMA Is now prepared 70 ~
ceivv al knd. u Cabinet Furniurc Dry Goods, Cspess
src Housekeeping articles u every DESCRIPTION on eoosfo
ueni Tor privse sale Al suction ard 10 make settlements
with his usual prompness lie Will also buy, II prefrr-i
Outdoor saes In any part II the attended 10, usual
TUESDAY. Oct ~,
Al 10. O'cloct. 81 the Auction Room.
FVSNirUSE srge assortment Of tufnine. really maze
ohing &C &C. CONSISTING In part OF several sofas center
tables bureaus book cases be. stands. toilets carpets
oil cloths. beds mattresses. &C. sc
100 aud slh ceslesds In hrs; rate order both
double ard single.
Also a lsrge snd desirable assortment of ready msis
Nn.s coghng OF fashionable s,y -, comprising elcsss
coats pants and worthy The attention u dealers
sni others
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= BTCKWHEAT.


EXTRA NEW HULLED BCChWHEAT-
Ehc gnfersgned prepared 10 receive orders Tor nc"
nued Buck1hesi carefully pacsed IN o1ffei- hsuOhISs
ts AID ehth bar-ls also In neatly marked bags Of -
- IS bs each warranted new, fl wei hi, and equs II
Qua ny 10 any In market Orders rom ne SCUM 40 La
,psuiet With city reference, will meet win prOmps
.tfeorir,o T & J. O FROST, ~ frontsi
one door below Peck-slp.
- -,,.fsnt supply Of -xtra 81 perfne Flour, white
80 y-Il,vy Indian Mesl, Kindred Corn Meal Ors.sm
F5f AID superior Osn-sl barrels hstosrrel. sna4
PACKAGES ard bags. % ,---,
NrFW UILIED BUCkWHEAT FOR ShiP-
tPISG -CRONNELL L BlRDSALL, 20 tfont-sL cor
Of Bekmsn are row prepsred ~ receive orders for bpcs
wheat OF per0r qualify qui up 10 very near
- - III b.rre. h.yes cuaers eighths, boxes and bags
N o. 80 ~ n- =. ----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

~ >otice.-The subscribers TO the advance on Z ign
Hundred Thousand Dollars for the completion Of ne wa
bash ard Erie Canal hereby notified thsI second IA
sisneul upon the suoscrpun Of two per cent on nc $40
scuo bonds nsi Il TO say, twenty dollars upon eseh 80
scuhed bond " soo required 10 be pad on 1he i
day Of FebTuSry 1919 The payment be made Al the Once
Of The Trustees Of the Wabash and Enc Cans IN the Cy
Of New" ora and for which certificates VIII ~ the time be
given. IN case OF desni Ia mng such payment ih- pay
q sv per cent heretofore made Will be forfeited 10
e.hes With All the preference and priority thereby secures
of the bonds subscribed upon hy the defsultng parry.
Dated October 10. leH By order of the Rosrd
CHARLES BUTLER, President OF the Board
OLD 3us OF Trustees Wabash and Enc Canal
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MEDICINES.
usAgpY WEIGH ON HIS FEET AGAIN

usAHDY WEIGH ON HIS FEET AGAIN.
NE BIG TO CALL THE ATTENTION Of ;. P.
w Townsend % the following .slemeui Of the we'll
known SANDY Alexander WEIGH We presume he viii
not pretend ~ dispute Ms correctness the extraordinary
cure effected by Old Or. TOWNSHIPS sHsspsrils
We would ike % see single Instance Of ; Ps article
,nsd 90 such csse-we think re would skuls still more on
sy other 5000 bet and semps TO make the people
believe that hs was half good the Old Doctors ever
amer The fsc, Is, all things now working right and
the people are beginning 20 understand that Old DR..
TOWNSHIPS ssr.apsrilisis
THE BEST IN THE UNITED STATES.
IA J,rop TowNsfND-sr- NEw YoRk, Oct. 3, lsfs.
On the 1oth ofJuly 1871 again attacked with fheu-
mat s and uusd under prescriptions 10 grow
worse FOR ~ months became entirely helpless
incapable 0f feeding myself turning IN bed or helping
myself sny way In this state continued until Janusiy
when began mend little and improve gfedu+y
nm the lat OF May THIS amendment only so far ss TO
he able % feed myse though sill incapable fgeung n or
out Of bed or turning bed remained 10 this condi-
non with lille or no change unul isify oe-psI,n VI g.
ing about again his season On he 2ls Of July w~ m
duced your Sarsapzra On the @h three days site
taking the hrst dose AROSE ~ REp, which had not done
before In ten months. ard In less Than week
WALKED ACROSS THE ROOM
with the ala Il clutches Since then have walked IN me
street sud have gone alone from 81 Spruce st. 10 the Purs
thence 10 L0veoys Hotel and back have been 20 ~
q Two different lines, and Am nO~ frequently v-lung my
neishbors During sl this time havD taken but two bot
lies ~ cd Dr. TOwnseuGs Ssrssparila Oct 4 procured
another bnte to-day oct D. walked twice across ne
cred from obstruction Of water, which gave me- great ds
ress The pain my back has likewise len me and my
sny have earthly reason 20 ascrhe my recovery 10 any
OLD DR. JACOB ToWNsEND's sARsAPARILLA.
ALEX WEIGH. - spruce-si.
PS-Severa able physicians teepaired OF my ever "A~
ing or even raising my self from my bed again.
Principal office u the Old Dr's Sarsepanlis lo@ Nassau
IT. rSO dr0rs from Ann. olo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
scHENcK,s pULnoNIC SYRUP.

,I,HE GREATEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD for
the cure Of consumption. and all bronchs pulmonary
peurdc and dy-pephc affections or all the remedies now
known there but one be relied on for the cure OF
that terror Of the human rscer-Consumpuon That re-
nedyi. scHEScEs PULNoNic SYsup" II hiss succeeded
in cases where everything else has failed, and VIII gene
rally succeed in curing every Of consumption where
the following things are attended VIZ fair trial. perse-
verarce and strict conformity the directions Ia order
that this may not be considered mere assertion, unsup p0ned
by facts. the reader referred 10 pamphlet published ~
the proprietor which can be obtained gratis Al any one Of
. Offices Ia which can be found number Of cases sub
sAntang the truth Of this assertion Also may be seen At
this Office number Of certificates which have never yet
been published where individuals have been cured OF con-
sumption aner having been given up by their physicians
and friends Il may be sis. 10 state the reason Of the
grest success Of the Pumonlc Syrup. l. 5 the most po"
~ purifier OF the system known It operstes by assisting
Nature TO expe the disease from the ungs stomach, and
liver Where there hectic fever night sweas consii'
nation all usual symptoms Of consumption, the use Of the
vrp remove. the fever stops the night swes- and regu
ale. the action OF the bowels, making them healthy snd
natural T. soohes and npens The disease Of the lungs and
in expes il in the form OF expectoraed mailer aud i s
fv a.iorishng what Quantities OF corruption are expec
orsfi hv patients generally who have taken The PumOnis
svrip. and i. continues until 81 disease Of me lungs i.
5yed ara The patient finds to his Joy, that be j. restored
% heallh. Prepared by J. n. sOhhNch'
Pnce = per bottle. NeW-fOfs ONCE Of Dai'lsys"
.,f4 lsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
WRITING

MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC AND sooy-SEEFINGf
TAUGHT BY MESsRs 4 h WHEELER 4 Ill
I RAN DIXON 81 Broadway, corner Of Muray-st -
n A WHEELER instructor IN Premiership s.i
Practical Bookkeeping respectfully gives notice INST 30
has a.sostsd with himself Mr. Hiram Dixon % fsvorah y
Known o. the public pennan sid accountant "a $50
f,r be urh auY Of srd geui'emsniy department
and hereafter the nsrutou veil b conducted ~ Messr'
WHEELER DIXON. 40 follows. viz
NJ Wheeler viii sgend his day classes, a. heretofore,
from @ A NJ III q P NJ
Dixon hsve charge Or the evening class, stend-
snre from a am q. r n.
Messr- W y. resolved that nothing on !heir part
.hslI he wanting O. merit patronage.
y B-Omsmsnta. Fenmanship executed TO order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
r7~ Thirteenth Ward Wide Awake.-Aeres.

ably to previous nohcs the Taylor and Fillmore dsocdton
OF the Thirteenth Ward raised large pole In front OF
Thalisn Hall in Grand Friday evening. the 18th inst
snd unfured their banner with The names ofTAYLOR AND
FILLMORE, FISH AND PATTERSON, inscribed thereon.
In the evening the Han crowded to overlooking with
most numerous and enthusiastic sssembsge Of Whgs, the
mechanics and working men OF the Ward The meeting
called 10 order by he Presden, he Association Mr.
T.. COLLIN. when eloquent and thrilling speeches were
made pv Hon. p. JOY MORRIS Of Philadelphia JOSEPH
HONlr Eco LEWIS B. REED. Jr. Mr. BAKER AMI Col. r. l.
Snow The enthusiasm and frequent applause OF The audi
nce testified that the Wings Of the Ward fully aroused
10 the importance Of doing their whole duty In the coming
election and that thet are determined 10 march TO the polls
n solid pns snx 10 overcome the cohorts Of Loco Focosn
The audience were also entertained win number OF
choice songs by those popular vonies Mr. Chss Missing
and Mr. Frazer EDWARD COLLIN, President
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Third Ward TO Action.-The Wings OF the
Od Tn ~ ard and ell others friendly To the nomination OF
ZACHARY TAYLOR for Presidenl and WILLARD FILL
MORE for Wee President invited Ia attend meeting
be held Al Luscoslbs National Coffee House, 45 Wash
ina on.si Monday evening, ltth inst nj O'Clock The
object Of the meeting Ia bring out the bone and snew OF
The Ol0 IhlId q 10 Ofeauilo houth ond l"ody club
elect officers &c n Is 10 be hoped that every thorough
going hg will be hand the above place on Monday
evening next prepared for action.
j. stage, President pro lem.
RyNI Van HoRN Secretary pro tenn ol6 II
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