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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20


MEMS BOOTS |
800 pairs mems thick boots
60 do mems Kip do |
500 do s,ou, calf do |
go do cal, NH ,ot. :, iaPped boot,
1900 rSirs mems thick hrorans
1900 do mems Kip br0gans
$50 do mems siont calf hrorans
BOYS AND nj go ToG P1Tp ;G soo 5rs.''
$50 do boys Rip do
Ioo DO stout caif 90
$50 do youth'stsick do
$50 do youths kia do
100 do Youths do
BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoGANs.
500 pairs Youths thick hrogans
SEQ Soc 90 30 Youths y@g zip 20 DO
see do boys Kip do
~ wowEN's Klr LACE BOOTS.
goo do womeu's calf do
500 do wnin's morocco 80
300 do women's Nd do
wONEN's CATER ROOTS HALF CATERS AMP
WALKING SHOES.
900 pairs women's CATER boots
200 rairs thick sole half gsrteD
go pairs pump sole half faiieh
2ce pairs ladies' Md huskin wells
100 pairs ladies' Kid tie wells
MISSES LACE BOOTS &C.
coo pairs misses Md lace boots
$50 do misses goat lace hoois
500 do misses Nip aud eafiace boots
100 do misses half garter.
CHILDREN'S SHOES
5000 pairs ehidrens morocco and leather boo,ees
1900 do 80 leather pegged tooiecs
@o do 20 fancy CATERS
800 do do goat hootees
RUBBER SHOES.
1000 pair. Indian rubber Shoes embracing every style
of ladies' and gentlemcn's ruhhe shoes that is
SHOE FINDINGS AND STOCK.
Constantly on hand. large and well selected sssor
mcnt of shoe stock and fndi es,viz Spanish sole le,h
er, upper leather, kip aud calf skins, morocco, KID n
ing and binding skins. ALSObssts, boot trees. shoe
threads. shoe uas tacks, pegs boot web, shoe knives
anvil blades and haze, patent and common piueers, ham
ners, rasps lasting tacks. gsiloons aees. An assou
Gent Of the finest and most approved styles Of French
BOOT aud SHOE KIT.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
TO us, we still solicit u continuance of the same.
McCLAI.LEN, KNOX co.
Wheeling Sept -, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
q BELMONT BRIDGE
CLOTHIN. STORE


No las opposite the Monroe House Nsin 81. Wheeling.
f subscriber has just received from New York and
Philadelphia large aud splendid assortment Of
Fail inter Goods. The stock consists Of The fs
low iug articles, viz;
very large and excellent essorte nj Of superior bib
blue and iAECy ooloTed French cloths and csmerss Of
all qualities and styles also very large quantity OF bib
blue and fancy eol0red Saiaetis beautiful stock Of
sitk Nslves, Sstns. aud N,ssings Of all kinds. Blue
and brown blankets, hdkis, aud fancy silks and gum
suspsndsFs. Gloves hosiery china silks, and iainbs
wool 4 udershirts aud braves
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Ny stock of Cislhng IS larger than il has ever been
before and eannoi he surpassed by IN the GUY, and
ehsaes The foil owing Articles, VIA large quastity
OF snpT fTenehedTess and ftoek coats beAvcr blanket
tNsed also black, blue and fancy col
cd and satuet Pants. Vests OF all kisds
and Qgate tine article of white liuen shirts. has
ons and oosfr. and various oief Articles too tedious
Ia hirntIon- therefore respectfully invite nav hends,
citizens and the public general 10 call and examine
stock before pure hAsing eiseWhe have Just
eefved the latest fsshions-a customer work viii he
strictly attended To- & kAhMEkER.
Mheeifns. oct ~, -.
4 SIT Bufs nglon, who has formerly been cut.
~ Got a Hughes o. respectfully iniorss his f.ends
tua he pahltc that be hereafter IA be Rsns The
ssbs ssns % X ainass~s~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
Feun,e Medicine.

DIR. Tovnsends Sarshpatiia tpscreigH and speedy
eur- Bsr frolapsas uieri
Fslmg 81 the Womb Iustiteart fhes. Ieucorfhrs,
or Whites o,striciod difficult Nanatrustiou, lneonii-
Urine involuntary dec 2sr0e thereof and for
the general prostaton Of the sytieao matter rheiher
result cause produced by irreEg
inrttv, iasss accident Nelmus Ne more surpris
ing effects TIRE apnian frame Per
sons all akness anA asstuac taking II al
become robust and fai u epergY fIcr its influence IL
immediately c0uutefzcts The Of the female
flne which the great cause OF bHrrennoss viii not
b. expected Us, Of deiieate nature
hbit certfcatr Of performed but the
afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been reported TO
Thoussnls 81 cases families tsve bee1 without
children affef usiag bottles ~ ths available nodi'
cine have been blessed with hse healthy offspring.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
NEW ESTABLISH
MENT.
WHEELING COACH
FACTORY,

kNNIIf az HUW fraIY 70 rtf
cute Ell or ders In their line, such Coaches Carriages
Bsrouches and BHeFes OF all kinds. winch VIII h soi
10 good 81 Vie and a. low = any place west.
Al kinds of repairing done al The shortest notice and
on the most aide tetnis.
eec 10 BARNETT a SNyLIE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20


street head of ODD street Pittsburgh. Is PTinted ON
the label OF the wrapper ofeSeh bottle TO initiate which
s felony.
I'd Each botle isenclJsed IA pamph ct, containing
fan directions and SO the and address OF
VIM. jackson, general agent for the propuetors, and
likewise the proptieors and address, ID. Hal
Co. Kentucky.
I'd Purchase ONLY Of the advertised agents, all of
when have show Btl on which ~ printed the names
81 the pTopfieors and general agent, thus. n its&
Co. propfieiors kgutuckk and W IA. Jackson, PITTS
burgh Pa. General Agent for Western Pennsylvania
part % Ohia and Western Virginia, and The Prnors
names. sM'Milen \ Shyrock. Pittsburgh" printed at
the bottom Of sand show BAN.
4th. OBSERVE, the Gcuuine American Oh Is eta
dark green color wihoui any sediment and It's specific
gravity s,er than water. The counteiei1s are aosiy
thick black culor, seneca oil, Othcrss NIX
ture other common us and ane OF various coiofs,
suuetlnrs close imitation Of the genuine, pufportns
10 the rlitstUIgh and Allegheny nspepsary
Company - Nom OF The eounleffeHs possess either
: Tie ytFtue power OF the true American OIL.
sold wholesale aus retail BY WIN. jackson, az Lab
cty street, rit~tufgh, head Of Wood, and by hs dniy
Z appolutes agents.
A. .. FhIRGHlLn, and T Cartwright Wheeling
Ja.ies A GRAY and bridgeport; John Fennlmore,
Msttinsyiile; and u Brow, Juns, Neiisurs; Wallace
a brscker. La Grange; q est, Warfentown. w Ad-
die and snee. Iriadclphiai Geo Wilson, West Alex
sHdefi John Kelley, Ilaysvilie; Sample sweeney,
Washington. sept 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
WHOLESALE AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.


.Tus.r received, 500 pairs OF MEMS Thick Boots:
sept. -, le'S TODD HOW ELL.
400 FAIRS Of Meas KIP Roots, .ceeiysahy
WV sept. IS, le4s ToHD L HOWELL.
.)nn FAIRS Of Mens Calf Boots just received at the
~" Black Mammoth Boot. tsept 10, ny + a II.
400 FRS Mems Thick Broasns, received by
"" sept ~, ieis TODD 4 HOWELL.
WV sept 10, 1915 r. II.
800 Prs Men,s Calf rrogans. just received.
s0o PR's wonen's Kip Boots, received at
oVo sepi 10. rs T&H.
Nv" SEPT 10. '4s TkH
ROO PRS womens Monroe Boots, received by
WV sept 10, 80 T&H
Aoo PRS oil Misses Calf ana kip Boots, received al
wv sept 10, 'ts I. * II.
Aoo PRS of Boys Thick Boots
Hco sept 10, 10 T. 4 II.
0GO PRS Of Boy'sKip Boots
wv sept 10, ~ T. and
SOO FAIRS Boys Thick grogsns
NV sept 9,'ss +. ana
300 PAIRS of Boy'sk,n and Calf Brosans, received
al sept ID, Is \. and
400 FAIRS OF Youths iaek Boots
wv sept TO- 'Io Il. and n.
400 FAIRS Of Youth KIP and Calf Beo.,
"oo rept 49, 80 p. aud n.
roo FAIRS Of Youths Thick Brosans. received
sept 49, ~ 4. aud u.
200 PAIRS of Youths CAR aud Kip Brosa"s
sept 10, as 4. and II.
1000 PRS of children's shoes. of different kinds,
w" received sept 49, 4sl T and n
I(nHl VI hfh MISSES and I'll
wv drens Gum shoes, received at the black mam
moth boot, south endof siarkot Square
sept 10, 4s TDilD and HOWELL
1tNl FRS of ladies' fiue Kid Slippers, received
wv sept 10, rs T&u
CAPS! CAPS!!t
Oh DOZEN Mems Fine Cloth Caps received at
sept 10 rs 4 and n
ID DOZEN Boys and infants' Fine Cloth Gaps. reed
al SEPT 10, 'Is L and II
LEATHER.
IN DOZEN Red Linn. SKINS
~ reptt9 AS TanAU
= DOL Boot Morocco skins
sept ~, as 7 and
tSO Lbs Of best Shoe Thread
sept 70, '@e aniH
COcn LBS Of Spanish Sole Leather
~Ooo sept 10, 'Is L and II
Al BUSHELS best Shoe Pegs, received at the Shoe
=" store, south end Market Square
sept ~, 'is TODD and HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

Or. Townsend ~ almost daily FrtNnihg orders from
PbyaielAus dI1ercut part, 81 tst Uhob.
This = 10 ceftt that tHr un4crsisned PhysiciAns
Of the CN of Albany have prescribed
DIR. Tosuscnds sAfs4parrilla sud believe II 10 be csc
81 the valuable preparation 90 the market
H. PULLING, NJ %.
WILSON MI
r. h HhIGGs D.
Z L LL.MENpORf n d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
Il T. ASi

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE,
Marle' ST,ore Winding, Va.
yYYEERE Won may End pure teas. imported by the
=" Cantau Tea Company Of New York, l25 Chatham
and 1853 greenwich SIS.
Retail prices foilows-suject IN all e'ses :" be 70
turned, II approved o. N Tier weight or quantity
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
Gravel and Urinary Complaints


CAUTION BE ON YOUR GUARD.
fENHE surprising excellence AVID growing popularity
= OF the American Oi. has induced some dishonest
persons to palm upon The public, miserable limitations
OF The truth valuable medicine. for The Of deCe
wang the unwEty aud deifAudug the prapfieiofs. In
order 10 he sure obtaining the eKstINF,
- - u. u. IL n....
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
For sale by }. CRUMBACKER & son, Wheeling Va
Drp GOODS
THE PEOPLE!

THE bone and siuew of the land should wake up.
and thoroughly examine their moral. political and
pc eunary condition and he their votes
at the Presidential election. with the strctess ref
etenee the good Of the whole length and breadth Of
our glorious sion, from Ssco Bay, in Maine, TO the
mountains Of California And in the midst Of their
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20
MCLALLEN, KNOX. & co.
WHOLESALE AND EETAL DEALERS IN
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
Atm rol taorH Stand If the
BIG r ED b o T..

vSTf arc now receiving direct from TIE les, EASTERN
w hnnufacurefs, more than usually isrre assort.
newt 81 o ofs aud SHoEs fuf FtLL and Wt~rpr WE,s
alNse portion of which have cen eth red 10 az.
der according 10 our own directions aud inten Icd OF.
rressv pf our rcsd trade for our rc~u ar cus,omers
and sll others who may favor rs wilma call We can
safely saw that ncve henre have we been sie 10 offer
them So large and wei selected stock Of Boot. ard
sboe e- al the present Tine. sni we guarantee them
equal IN qualit Of m6era and workuanship 10 those
manuiac'ured ~ any part of the United State, Our
stock III nc 'ound TO consist IN part Of the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

This ENirac Sarss Pata Aat been expressly preps
red in reference frniHe at. No female " no
has suppose she Is approaching that critical
rod The Of life shsuie neglect TO take IT. "a
IL - certaB preventive for of the numerous and
horrible Diseases which fsmses subject u this
tine Of fe Tins period hE delayed for ssrtrai
years By psins tt.s rsdieiHe Naf less valuable
eulsted BY queh eaFug The blood aud III
siroraing tadesd lls medicine - in'slos'
bic for an tie aeicsic Diseases g. winch women sub
Ject
u braces tar whole system, rrHews permanently the
natural energies, by the Impurities Of the body,
not 30 far stimulating proau HahrBent RELAXATION,
~hchis the Of most medicine akoaiur female week
snd disease b, ulBg few bottles Of this medicine,
many severe aud paisfai surgical operations may be
prevented.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

GREENS.
Good YOUNG HYsoN, 80 50 per ID
Pine do Q62t
No . fragrantao o.S
No 5very hne do 90
Silver leaf. do -
Good uYSON, o15
Very fine do w "
EIirs fragrant, .
Good IIYsON SKIN, o 80 :"
Good IMPERIAL, 90 "
Very fine do Os
Extra fine do -
Good GUNPOWDER, rs
Fine do 90
Extra fine do -
BLACKS.
Mol souCHoNG. 80 80 per ID
No2 do Ob2& y
Ftuest do Us
Frasron, PowCHoNG, various prices.
CONGO, various prices.
Fine OOLONG, 80
Very fine 40 IS
Extra flnedo W
NiNGVO.sG, various prices.
TEA (very rich Pekoe favored,) IS
Fine ORANGE pEKOE, o 6ai
Finest PEKOE FLOW Frs, 90
HOWQUA, or finest Bach Tea imported %
Ne plus ultra TEAs. both Green aud Black, of all de
scripiions the highest grades grown in China. SIS
Fer pound.
V TThKE NoTtCE.-Tho Canton Tea Company
are the exclusive vendef Of the Superior Black res
nov 10 Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

Dr. Tow asebd-pear Sir | have the pleasure to Ia.
form tga Ires Of ehy aaYe been cured Of the
Scrofnla by tho OF your eAteiioat medciso They
afflicted very severely ~yla ta sorrs have takca
-four hotiles took thoIn away Tor which fsol seh
snder great obligation
Your, respectfully.
ISAAC W. GRAIN l06 Woostor-st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20

no GROSS Clark's sup'r Matches, received and ter
sale by ml3 PRYOR AND FAELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-20


CosT-Aes, Chalk, aud Nartif OF pteparafsons gen.
orally when sppii.d the face very spo,
Of IT. beauty, They close the pores Of the skin and
check the estiou which whrH ~srted
BY disease powder the sAiz nhanied by the aka
lie. used IN soaps beauties proivcton ia the
human face Divine ell toe garden OF rich and
deieatels untrd agd yariegsted doNers free active
and healthy circulation OF the tds the ooursng OF
the pure rich blood the eStrpInities that which
paafs the 10 tho exquisite beauty.
IL " thHt sgch iaparts ihe intcscribahe shades and
flashes Of lpy cines. that all sdmits but De
scribe Ti1s beauty Is the ohsprins OF neiHys-Bot o
es1dsy soag II there not free and healthy slres
iaton there no beauty. lfhe as Is far driven
II she psut ami cosmetic. aud the blood thick
cold snd impure she s not heautif. II sho be brown
yellow, aud there Is pure 49, active blood II
rie bloom 10 the checks and brilaney 10 their eyes
that Is fascinating.
THIS is why the southern and especially the Spanish
ladies much admired LADIES' the who take
bu, little confined close have
spoiled their com by the application Of d-leter
irtures # they slsh regain elasticity VI step,
buoysnt spirits sparkling AMI beautiful compile
they should Dr.. ToWuseuus SArssp.niia Thou
saHds .o have tried satisfied deLg hi.
ed. Ladies Of every station GROW d our office daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

aid Honorary Members and friends Of Empire Engine
Co No AZ requested 70 meet al the Engine House OF
Tuesday the 4th y O'clock pay the last tribute
respect the remains Of he amentee kerr and FaR
Every member is urged to be present this mel
sncboly occasion. By order Of
WARREN BLIvEN, Foreusn.
r. CORNELL WHITE, Secretary. 81 lt-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
HASsENGFRs ARRIVED

In pooiot.ss'p Ner York, from Harr,-Mr Benjamin r
inthIop John CsDchois Frederick l. Mathez and Gec
Lewis u New York, Master Eoourd Peibs,u snd Mis-.
Sophia Petibesu Of Paris, and $40 in e;steeTsse.
IL pa ct fsp Qseta Of Ac Hsf', from Ltsrp00i-Ms
Geo Hills Of Boston, hessfs buTsto Birch and Brow
Ina Of England Misses Berger and Deetssy OF Pra,s Mr.
Noodle Of Montreal, Mr. Wsldemars Of New-York, two
Misses Cooto q Blakender Miss Divenny and Miss Mon
tasue, Mes.f- MARCY. Brown, Homsin White, qua Nal
colin. AID i7 Ia the steeTsge srd second csenone born
aud two died 90 III. passage,
In paeset st,p Nfg- York, from Ltvepool-Rev Philip
O'Reiify ireland, John Hickman, NYork; VIM
DesTy, Eus Chss Williamson; and sos IN the steersg-.
Mrs HoIsley Miss HoTsley. Mas Horsley Mss,eT 5
HOIsey aud Horsey Miss Hershey, Nicholas Hnrberi
Hsing Ksq Mis- Harrington, Mr. kccehiiis and 500
la the stseI.Eo.
In ship senator. from LireUoot-Dr Murphy and Les
Coehshorts, and go In the steeTsse.
Ia packet hip Gladiator fam LondoH-W Tolme n
Of London, Rut-y. Army, Thomas Carter. lsdy and
ehid Of Ensand Mrs Batty an daughter o. Brooklyn
NYork VIM Roe, England, Wa Hurst. and IS in the
sieeIsge.
In skp EntePyi5s. from Hrvre-Dr Baird, Mr. Walker
and children. ard 30l Ia The Storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

The funeral Of the late HENRY FARGIS. will take
paas the residence Of his brother. No % seeoud
this afternoon, hapsst O'Clock precisely, 10 be con
veyed the French Church Canast where the funeral
services ~ be performed His ressives aud friends aso
those ot his father and brothers Amidee and Edward
nod tho members and honorary members OF Southwa ark
Ensne Company No So respectfully invited &c attend
without farther invitation
GA soodsy, April 2 GEORGE BRlNCKERHOFF in
the 6sth year Of bis age.
The relatives and friend, are respectfully invited 10
sttend the funeral from his late residence No rs Clinton
piNce. Eghthst Wednesday morning at o'clock This
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
90 Mondsy, April 5. OF consumption, ISABELLA GIL
LIES daughter % John Ges, in the 10Th JesT Of her
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from Is Suffolk this
Tuesday At 81 O'Clock. y NJ.
Yesterday morning. April at O'clock EMMA, dsugh-
ter Of VIM aud Elizabeth Coz eyed years and months
The friends Of the family aud the members Of Mount
Vernon Lodge, No. rs o. Of o y and the members OF
The Older generally repeatedly invited 20 attend the
tuaera from the residence Of her parents, II Pke this
afternoon, At o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
BOOK TRADE,
APPLETON'S

ID AILROAD AND STEAMBOAT COMPANION
IL APPLETON CO - Brosi~sy have recent ,
published APP -ons RAILROAD znr Steamboat Compsn-
Ion, beng Travellers Guide through New Enslsad sad
The Middle States with routes IN The Southern and
stAtes snd ss0 "a Csnads forming likewise q com
pste g1ide 10 the White Aountsrs Cstski Mountains
he Nssara Falls. Trsst,u Falls ke ssrsoga Springs and
al other watering places and containing full and
rate d-.cr ptions u al the principal towns v2g-s the
nstuTsl and aacia euriosties In tho vicinity Of the
routes with distances fares &c illustrated with
four eoorec maps and numerous srAyins'b y W.Wl-
hAus Price 81
This 10 emphsfios'iyA travellers guide. The
Of details the number a1d correctness Of It's
snd snGrsvlErs .nc the accuracy Of 10 statistics render
Il 81 perior q sny VIOLA Of the KID v Y. Churchman
a .rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
BARGE Mars. Stackhouse, Philadelphia.
Sloop Juno, Alers, Providence.

Arrived-Packst-.hipN New. York Line, Havre, March
9, and left the Lizard l4th mdse to Fox Lving'ion-
Left packet 81 Nicolas Evelelh Duchesse dOrlean
Richardson TO leave their regular days; bark Edwin
Augustus Ksayer for New York March "a ship. Remit
lance, Marshall MsyhOwer, CrsbtTee, for New Orleans
soon Mortimer Livingston, Bsrstow Rocksll, Foster
Powhatten, Hayden James Conner, Walker; Claiborne
Gilchrst BochinvAr, WescOtt, destination unknown :
ship John Csdmus, put In for repairs; bark Savannah
LuDs, sailed in co for York March u, Of the Isle Of
Wight saw ship Sarah Louisa, Barker, Of Bath from
Havre for New Orleans.
Ship Columbus, MoCerren Liverpool, March ?, md,s,
Ship Enterprise Funk Liverpool, March 7, mdse to
Taylor RichSOi steeIsge passenger list inst lai SO -
time passed whale bark George Washington bound
to New-Sedtord
Hurlbut Co. Mueh g. lat 80 ST. long 20 SO, passed the
wreck Of Br bark AInes Gilmore Of Glasgow, abandoned
with feet In her hold and partly loaded with
From appearance, supposed her to have been IN
that situation some time
March g. Indse, to Grnnel Minturn Co. March %, LAT
~ o. Ion So spoke bark -, understood from 0reenock
passed rghtsded ship steering west showing Bremen
coors day. passed large ship with letter in the
Bark Qunnebsug Jones. Bordeaux, 40 ds, brandy &c.
to order 9TH ut lat 50 So Ion II %, spoke Br schr
from London, bound TO st Mchels reported haylos en-,
received other damage Goth Feb lat 46i long expert
eneed very heavy gale fsom NNW 70 WsW-csTried
mainyard split msnopsa and the sails were blown
from the yards, being furled.
schr Gen Foster, Jordan, Esstpor m days lsb, &c to
schT Rsbsces Collins Philadelphia, days, mdse to
master
schr Velocity Montgomery, Essport, u days lsh and
plaster, to Smith Il Boynton.
Schr ThosP Cooper, Corson, Tsbssco, IS ds oswood,
ia. 10 Meyer Stucken
schr Albert Douglass franklin, La, IS de, ship timber
to Taylor Vose. Sailed in co with schr Highlander,
Baker, for Boston.
sehr Star Rogers, Washington, NC ds, naval stores,
to X Blackwell
Schr Mail, Rice, Ocracoke. NC.
Schr Richmond, Packard Thomsston, lime.
Scbr Delaware Smith, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Mirror Mills. Lubec, plaster, to Brett Voss
Br schr IL Uniseke, Land, Halifax, NC, to order
BeIOw-A ship in the Eastern Ofins, no signal.
Memo randa-Pscketship Isaac Wright for Liver
no datt he Spi indb
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LIBRARY OF MUSICAL

IL Observation-Disclosures Theological and Practical
N Cstechism, Melody and Rythmiesi Composition,
illustrated By from the celeors
ted composer9-wh and without words Price 25 cts net
Reehas Orchestral Primer, explaining-l The nature
compogt all the used in the Orchestra
snd the distribution Of them in two prncipsl masses,
strn led and wind Instruments. 2 Ths mode OF srraus
ing musical ideas for the Orchestra g. The treatment Of
the two Orchestral Masses both separately and combined
Price 3 cents. net
Hamitons Introduction to the Art Of Choral Singing
particularly adapted to the Church Psslmody Hymns,
Chanting &c familiarity explained and illustrated BY way
Of questions and answers, by A. Hamilton designed for
the use of all persons snsssed In teaching children and
adults sng n classes the modern system introduced
by Wilhelm, Manner, sc. Price . cents. net.
Jousse Cstechism, on Thorough Bass and Harmony ,
In which the rudiments Of the science are clearly
planned and iust.ted by numerous examples adapted 10
the capacity Of young Students by J. JOusse Prce y
cents. net. Published by
WILLIAM HALL SON. 23e Broadway,
cor. Park-plsee lsuecessors to Firth, Hall Pond
rpln
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THE OWL CREEK LETTERS
SCHOOLS.
FAsHIoNABLH DANCING

AT $50 BROADWAY, corner OF Blesckerst- formerly
"A occupied by Mons Cbsrrsudl -
MR. BARRETT, PROFESSOR OF DANCING,
fPupil Of the ceebrsted l. Couon, from Paris, and OF
Great Msrborou gh.st London) respectfully announces
that the solicitation Of several families be intends
tn inst the above rooms, when he will give lessons
in every fashionable style Of Dancing Days OF attend
apce on Tuesdays and Thursdays Ladies and Juveniles
~ o'clock Private lessons 10 gentlemen from o'clock
until TO- Terms made known application 70 the above
establishment on the days and hours Of teaching
as 2tiseod'
EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE Institute. staple
Elton staten I.lard Rev THOMAS LOWELL, Prin-
cip.. The Summer term viii commence on the lst OF
os1es containing full particulars may be had By sppy
inx to Mr. Sheppard, bookstore 1871 Brosdwsy Philip
Burrows ESQ a Wali-st; Henry j. Seaman Sll Broad
way ana Vim. B. Townsend, Expre" Buildings, III
Broadway. ~ lm
yTHE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES At l52
Washinston.st brooklyu with the school hxtares VIII
be d,posed Of on reasonable terms The number
Of pupils for the last four years about 20. 81 3'g