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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

GUST RECEiVED--i qoancr (a,k Of que
81 Port Vine. Treble Grape, for medical purpo
set; quarter do Old Hennessy Alb proof Brandy.
8 Boxes superior Old Cheese; for iale by
may Ia JNO BOTSFORD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

DEARL anu Shall Card Cases. Ladies' Compan
J. ion. with Scissors. knife, needles &c. Also.
Ivory Tablets, for sale by fAIRCHILD.
may 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

NOUNTER SCALES-Haiehe's Patent Coun.
. ter Scales. ,corranftd accurate. just reed by
jun OFT g. GREER. No I59 Msin ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

A! TIA! LAUGH AND GROW FAT
II Turner & Fishers Comic Almanac Tor 1915
DE Darhies' Comic Almanac; Fishers Comic Alma
nae; Turner'S Comic Almanac; Csocketis Come
Almanac for 1876; just reed aud for sale nv the
gross. dczen or single. at w ROBES,
Jun "a Cor Main & Union SITS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

District Court Of ne Cnhcd Sirtes for N. Western
Dis iet n Vreii,ia. at Siaunton. Nay Term,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

niSSoLU1IoN OF PARTNERsHlP-Ths
IL firm OF Clarke. Dorsey a. Co. VAS this day
dissolved by mutual consent. the businsss viii
hereafter no carried "n by tho remaigins partners.
Ely Dorsey aud 'fhos G Black. under the style Of
Dorsey and Black. Who would respectfully solicit
continuance Of the liberal patronage which hiss
hiiherio been cxended 10 the hoiise
AL Unsettled ptt"unls oi Tie late ffm will be
closed al their old slabd nv
may 81 Jun 3 DORSEY h BLACK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

USF ARRIVED by the way Of Pittsburgh Ca.
- nal. only 30 days out from BalIimorc. ,hn,
ong looked for To aces boxes extra 9 do snper,
Tor sale by (may 81 JNO X BOTSFORD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

NoLD. Silver. German silver aud steel Spec,a
~ cles, for sole by 40 FAIRCnILD.
may 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

Moses Rhodes. Complainant In Chsrcery IN
rs. the Circuit SUI sriof
john Sockman's nd'uinisirn- Court Of Law anil
tors aud hers. Ond o'hers, Chancery Tor Ohio
Dsisudanis. County.
EVKTRAC'F ifum The decree made in this cause
H on ne 30b day 81 May ls45.
''ind on tie petition of John ZgtcSlcf. claiming
To be q creditor oi The said John Sockmsn, jeceas-
ed. snJ that his said claiGI binds the really Of tho
SAID john cbman in tho hands of his heirs Of law
de PENDANTS ia his sun; aud that he 10 therefore en-.
iiiled 10 Satisfaction of his said claim. out uf The
surplus 0f The proceeds OF said sales, which WI
remain after he sbove specified srnoun,s ore tsrf
on Of the same, ~ Is ordered that this csDss ~
referred again The said commissioner, Edward ~
frIhugh. Nho. giving due notice oi h,- proceedings
10 The parties concerned. Is directed 70 ascertain aud
fcpo What IL anJ Thing. doe 10 Inc said Zocoklrr.
0r hss9id claim. md Whether he sono binds the
realty ~ ihc sad John suthiuan rceascd and ought
p We .i og ol said surplus. viii anything deemed
pertinent ~ said Co'nmwsiuucr FriShugh. OF spcei-
lily rfri'ed W the parties; au liberty Is received
~ ne t,d ZDccker nn me coming w Of said reJon.
q" hstc such order ord decree Cor tho Satisfaction
Il lie amuunt. II sny ioond iu be due him. as nay
| be t3nab.e aud rrpcr--and al questions IN fsll.
ion the dspOSIl 90 sad anfpUs, for the pfcs-
snt reserved Trstr.
hLFX T LAlDLEY. CLERK.
| The pa,tiss roncetred. orp hereby notified. that
~ Jhnssley d,e SEVENTEENI1I day II JULY.
~ij and ihefeoiisf w sdjp"r from to
ume rs may 20 o"nd sary 4 vii OF The office
.of Jacob F,izhueh. AZ rreSs. ~ the e5 oi Vince
ltnr. Vfsina proceed o treiye surh proper proofs
10 msy be pSoIucrd hc'tre ne. md e. certain and
'oak- fcfsfi 30 the Cnnf. 6 uridrs he matter ~,
f,ned 10 zoe hy Tie eh.ve mentioned dsuts
LuWARp II tIfEHrGn
jna IL l. & svls ~ FIJI C,mahs.onsI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
WAGON MAKING AND sMITnING.
w. & B. CHARNOCK

ID ESPECTFuLLY. niuim their fellow citizens
y that they have owed 10 The new brick
building Opposite The Post fire. where they ore
engaged in The wagon making and smi,hing business
Of oil kinds. They have on hand AMI will make
10 order. The hes, Of Rpnd and Farm Wagons, DC
&c. HORSE.SliOEiNG and SMILING of all kind.
done III tho hest manner, and NJ short notice They
respectfully so'lcu share of public patronage.
may 80
They tender their hearty thanks 10 The publ,
for pas iavors MD " II use their hest end Of
oil times 10 merit q continuance.
HtoUNTER SCALES-Ha,ehes Patent Coun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

ofS-A few boles, first sor, Eas,esn IIupS
l. Il jnsi reed mud for sale hy
Juh r M'KEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

SOuTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY f LOHLEIN, would respect,
inly inform s'orekeepers in this city. and citizens
generally. Tint he is now ready for printing D..
nestle Blue Calicues. in connection with his
French Dying establishment. and he trusts 10 give
The same satisfaction in this branch tina, he has
rendered in his old business inn a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

- Nv ROBB has just received = large sssorl.
tnent Of every variety ~ school hooks NOE in use
Csu a, ,he bookstore No 1873 Northeast corner Of
Mau aud Union sic. may 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

M OOL The Subscriber will pag The highest.
w marker price Tor clean ws,heJ Wo,l. do.
veftd OF the Warehouse Oi fsssFs Dorsey a BlHck
corner Wster ond Union SIC. r NIKE
ipn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

Oh CASKS EPSON SALTS. just reed AID
~ for sale low by PRYOR a. PAUL.,
mayl5 I64 Market street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

M TITS MllTS!-A lew a : u ii hi Cotton,
lVI Al''sin summer wear. i'g~ihrr with SONS
hue i!itk colion Embroidered 3 ,cks q very enc
article, Just ree'dby & 4 ioRNBROOH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

Water in the channel Z feet. Falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
TRADE SALE CF PARA 4 MA vUrAf.rUREb
INDIA NJ BBEk SHOES,

4 LSD a lew double Encl.,i, Sares r., C.,nns
L n NC !i'nses hy J& T. horn BROOK
)GlG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

THIS preparations for the genreman's toilet 70 assist
the duty Of removing the beard As an
emoen ts chemical csmbnatons such a. to soohe all
irritating influences the skin which apt to arise from
the use Of soaps conaialnt ak makes cn ana doiaole
ther the beard It o the razor and renders
the of sh pleasure The reader Is respectfully
70 the following notices from persons VINO have used
TO Independent Gentlemen who Shm. Tic,nselves-Ws
recommend article prepared BY slessA ssnd'
keeps the best possible terms with hs ,azo VI AZ
soft soap" and have felt many eren. nds Of the at
Gle we give this the preference Evening Mirror N
Chinese Shavins Soag This Is the name Of an admirable
Co., OF New York We ignorant Of the ingredients Of
which compounded but Tvs effects are dsshtpl sensa
ton which seldom caused by shaving with any other compo
l0n that we ever used S ans , wn. .a
The heard Of Hercules or frowning Mars"
would warmly ecousnend this most eIceilen, atice
be procured Of Mr. g. w Fowe 1888 Washing
strret-[F From the tnkee, Boston, Oct u, 1884,
A. B. Sands Coz New York prepare one OF the best ARTICLES
Of shaving soap that ever TOUCHED S man. sh a..
"A Neu Llruy-A. Q. Sands x Co., New FORK have pro
pared e for the Of genenea who prefer
perform their tospria operations II called shaving
Cream; apsnaation winch is highly exfoed by all who have
pleasant and its uiy be denomnated shaving made
euyn IL soens the beard greatly facilitate the opera
ton Of the in removing IT. while at the time i'm,
parts peculiar smootnes AMI soes 10 the shin We would
will enable them share hrm'.l, easily yet they will not
get shaved BY chasing the article for sale ia this city
Mr. w. Fnwle Washington street. opposite School ST.
Boston Traveller, October 4 is44
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY A. b. SANDS
Chemists and sns:y s Of
count to the trade q fl lmsm
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good appointment. On Revolutionary Claims. Mr..
oemple place OF Mr.. Bates. On the Judiciary Mr..
Ashley place OF Mr.. Berrien Mr. Ashley will con
slder tnis as rather fattering appointment; but
wnerein ne may be deficient in points of constitu-
u s law, ne will amply make up from his stock
VI common practical good sense. On Post Office
ana Post Roads, Mr.. Niles place of Mr. Merrlck
Mr' Niles Is an advocate of cheap hostages. and
Ihey are secure under his care. On Pensions, Mr.
PIX. On District OF Columbia, Mr. Colquitt No
danger OF wastetul appropriations to Pennsylvania
avenue On Patents, &c, Mr. Woodbridge,
Swhig) On Retrenchment Mr.. Lewis-the very
pest appointment In the lot, for as Mr. Lewis
Weighes over 400 pounds avordupoIs there is great
necessity OF retrenchment in his case. On Terri
tories, Mr. Bsgby. Mr. Bagby has two strings TO
MS bow. On Public Buildings, &c, Mr.. Dayton,
a. clever and efficient wing. Ga Contingent Fund,
M. Niles On Printing, Mr.. Anterior. On En-
crossed Bills, Mr.. Speght.
Inc Committee on Foreign Relations entire now
stands, Messrs Allen, chairman, Cas,, Archer,
Atherton. Huger. -Four democrats and one whig
Under Mr. Mangum, II stood Messrs. Archer
chairman, Morehead, Choate, Buchanan, kiyes.
-Four wings and one democrat.
corresponding change has been made in the
composition OF all the other important committees
transferring from wing TO democratic control.
On the whole, the committees are weaker in
their change than Mr.. Folks cabinet-much
weaker; out as we presume, they only stand for
the present session, Mr.. ID alias will have abundant
tIne for an etflclent reorganization for the 18th
Congress, he has good materials, if wisely ap-
PoPia'eo' SIMON PETRa.
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fo'e.gn ReiaiioSs,-Mr. Allen, Chairman Msssrs
oass Arcner, A0erton, and Huger
r,idnce-Nr Woodbury., Chairman. Messrs McDuf.
me- Evans, BeEton, and Phelps
un wMmsres>,M Mr. Haywood, Chairman Messrs. Dix,
huntington, Johnson, and Sewer.
Manat act,~es Mr. Dickinson, Chairman Messrs.
S'uIseon. summons, Semple. and Speght.
.as'rcrn're.-Mr Sturgeon, Chairman Messrs ssmpe,
opham, Bates. and Barrow.
Military .qfars Mr. Benton, Chairman. Messrs
Hahn' gan, Crttenden, ID x, and Phelps
Mthhd Mr. Atchson, Chairman. Messrs. Semple
Barrow fairfield aud Corwin.
Naval .9faiys Mr. Fairfield Chairman Messrs Col.
qurt M'Duhs, J. M. Clay ton aud Dickinson
ruoAe Lands Mr. Breese Chairma an. Messrs speight,
Ashley woodbridge, and Jarnagn.
NJ pa's Ldns Claims -Mr Hannegan, Chairman
Iadian .afairs. Mr. SEWER Chairman Messrs Bag
oy, rneips norehead. and Atchison
a, Csa'ms Mr. Baghy, Chairman Messrs Mangum, j.
NJ Cisyton Semple, and Dickinson
Revolutionary Clams.-Mr semple, Chairman Messrs
Jsrnasin, Grerne Hannegan and Coquiit
Jnd.e.ary.-Mr. Ashley, Chairman. Messrs. Huger
Wr"ster Serrien, and Breese.
=, Tow Office and Post Roads,-Mr. Miles, chairman
MessT. Sturgeon Simmons Semple and Johnson of La
Hoias and Canals Mr. Atchison, chairman. Messis
Leu'", Corwm, sturgeon, and oodbridge
rsnslens.Mr Dix, chairman. Messrs. Bates, Miller,
District Of Colum6ia Mr. Colquitt Chairman Messrs
Sewer, Johnson Of Md Miller, and Woodbury..
Patents and Psient Offices MIR. Woodbridge, Chair.
man. Messrs Hannegan, Sturgeon, spesht, and Lewis
Retrenchment Mr. Lewis, Chairman Messrs. More.
mead, Atherton, Dayton, and Dickinson.
Territories, Bagby Chairman. Messrs Allen, Lew
Is, Evans, and J. NJ Clayton.
mons and Bates
Contingent Fund Of Senate-Mr Miles, Chairman
Messrs Bceese and Corwin.
Printing Mr.. Anterior, Chairman Messrs. Simmons
and Sempe,
Ensrss Cd Bias-Mr speight. Chairman Messrs.
Greene sld Jarnsgn
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PHILADELPHIA, 18th March, 1840.


Mr.. EDITOR -
1t rained in torrents all day yesterday The
Methodist community IN this city are thrown into
dreadful turmoil One OF their Leading clergy.
men has been held TO bail by Alderman Davis, for
one OF the most extraordinary eases OF seduction,
that has taken place for many years. 1t appears
this reverned gentleman was appointed by the
church to gather funds for charitable PURPOSES
He fell in with widow lady, member of his
church, who had most charming daughter He
furnished house for them to reside in out Of the
funds collected for charitable purposes. The
daughter says, he has seduced her, and she
finds herself in the family way, and the
Every mischief is to pay" She saws he
told her the only two sinful acts were stealing and
murder. There are great efforts making to smother
this matter up and keep II iron, the world The
lawyers are laughing in their sleeves, and getting
very handsome tees, as much as they may secret
ly depore the villany of the act which every good
citizen will do. David Paul Brown is employed
pious defendant. / will inform you as the matter
progresses II is rumored that Charles Jared In
gersoll will be appointed Senator In the place of
Mr. Buchanan. The friends Of Mr.. Buchanan say
State for four or five weeks yet. All hands are
waiting tor the result
Josephine Clifton is at the American Hotel in
thus CITY lndsposed Yankee Hill also, IN good
a tremendous business Fancy stocks have inn.
proved lutte. There appears to be disposition
to carry them up higher. Penney lvania SIS are
sought after very much Money Is very plenty
paper Gao be done in the street at Al per cent
Market street is lined with merchandise ready for
Shipment to the South West. The dry goods mer-
chants are doing immense business Large
numbers Of western and southern mercha nts
are arriving daily. The fashionables are makius
great preparations to visit the various watering
places the coming season. Newport, Rhode
Island seems to be great hobby with some Of
them. There will be great moving mass in mo.
think they are not fashionable unless thew travel
through the heat OF the sutnmer and work them
selves down TO bilious attacks occasionally and
spend great deal of money to make themselves
uncomfortable. People who will travel must put
up with inconvenience
Yours, G. M
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FOR THE PILES.

Universal COMMENDATION.-From sysy. ssity.
~ sewn snd village where Dr. Uphams ., ..,fy.
uetencs OF its excellent eec have been py me
proprietor In huqdreds Of instances has uiumpneo ovef
e.ss: yhsh Esrs de- med q nsSEsbls CAFES
gentleman from Brooklyn. Long Island after using two
Of the Eectuary gave the following
obtained the medicine suffering severely from An attack
Of the Piles months had been afflicted with severe
headache by distressing at the
There Precipitation about the head bu the body leg ana
Paes cured the headache distress the omAch and Gre
Ard natural Preparation the whole body and am now
in better health than have been for years -,
gentleman who had long been subscted 70 Pies
intensely from their continuance informed MT Mltch, -
Bowerv " their complete removal was sneco py
the Vegetable Eectuary This indiydua nad tsieo Al
tbs celebrated external applications sacn nsnE S
y manifested its happy adaptation for this and most
sasiaciory the sufferer that the high reputation
which the Eecuary has attained based solely upon tns se
and lasting benefits attendant isuse. - 81, - -
This certes ahat used Dr. Upham's Pile Electuary NOR
than year ago. for Piles, Of which complaint cured me-
still it when occasion requires and prefer " 70
medicine obvate costveness remove mooid S.-
the stomach and bowels and TO purify the bloocan1
having used great variety Of medls,ns1 eeeve III
Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
New York March 10, 1874. =,
Sold ia this city by the proprietor only regularly edncatec
physician confined to Office practice Tor the ueamen
Chronic Diseases, No. 1876 Bowery Medical advlee In res
ton TO the above other complaints gratis H., H.
Elecuary Internal Remedy and not an external aRPca
ton and sold ONLY LOG Bowery four doors above Spfhs
st, Office hours from A. M. toyP NJ
jy2s ymd&w~m
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ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
Nh. 81 RrOaAyvav New Work

lNxt Block below Trinity Church, and Wall street
subscribers lessees and popreton Of the above well
known establishment having recently taken It for Of
atter themselves that they ready the
wishes Of their friends and supplying them with
afford
The of the house large airy and comodous and
ne aome are attentvs respectu ana ia
good cellar contains ample Of the choicest
house. Consistently kept in clean and heathul condition
Having avalsd themselves of these and many other advana
popreors not only deem duty but also take pleasure in
while endeavons please although they do pretend
smile at compeon they Determined by assduous at
tenon the OF their guests and the reasonable
charges that those who house shall with
disappointment and that those who shall expert
dissatisfaction. JOHN n. MORE,
PETER TYLER.
New York. Feb. /, 1886 "A lm*nc
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Medical Card.
|OCTOR. MORRISO'

DO @ T o II M q X II 3 N
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 3o4f Fulton street.
~ Doctor Moson continues 70 be consulted connemnlys
all privsts diseases which he without OF 10
sraint diet pursuit Recent Gases, particularly osos
rhs hs cr5,, il e daX5 Al ,Yprrrp .a ~ n,
~ improved principles without pain nconvenieuee y
the patient As The symptoms Of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections Of the urinary appaaug bat en-
Surgeons should allowed 70 TaIs the g,
suffer much injury from awkward praetitiopeya
NERVOUS and Conshtattona Debihy.This asctior, and
youth inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate np9en,
ss ssay cured By Dr. Mi On o a =
nal yieor: Aperfecs cure guaranteed. o. no eha.p.
NH-Dr. NJ holds communion with medical peeseudfl:
who claim be surgeons q he Perhaps the o4y glaneA
adyersng Surgeon in the city see his Diplomas ~ ome
insure msdicne and advice 70 any part Of the Unisa
Office 20lH Fulton, Greenwich, New YORK. JPN from
"A. NJ to l0P M, daily. m lm*c
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THERE Is HOPE
for the Consumptive, for those
who arc afflicted with asthm9.


for the Consumptive, for those
xESZ who are afflicted with sdstkMa
however much and long they may have
suffered, for those who are laboring under
long continued and tedious Coughs, Shortness
q Difficulty Of Breathing, Pain IN tAe Breow o.
Pulmonary Dseases.-Dr Folgers
OLOSAONIAN,
OR ALL.HEALIN q BALSAM,
rs SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAI REMEDY.-lt has
been tested in hundreds Of and by than twenty
experience IL has been submitted TO the faculty and has
been used and approved by themand it s offered with the
greatest confidence to all who may b afflicted and who need
it, healing properties.
remedies offered without benefit, and deemed himself beyond
the hope Of relief Although he had hectic fever and night
sweat, bottle Of this Great Remedy restored him entirely
TO health.
HoReE w HAYS was relieved BY bottles Of the Oosa-
oman although weak the time he using that
Guilty Of breathing such that he could walk only few steps
at ume, and his night dreadful In two weeks
from the oil his using the medicine he walked
with down the Office and six weeks he TAR
stored at to be able attend to his busisess again
LABAN ESQ., SO Pike street cured Of Asthma by half
bottle He had laid down in bed foI more than
months He has had recurrence Of the dsease-uow
more than four months.
NM ARCHIBALD, IS West street. cunl of Asthma, Of
four years standing by half bottle and declares be the
best medicine in the She had used various other
dies without the least benefit
Hundreds Of cases might be given TO prove in efficacy
T i yen are sc.,d and yoa will bs satisfied that L IS
having used it, and may entirely ps flight the dis
ease which is at present threatening your life
For sale at the Principal Office, LOG Nassau street, door
above Ann. jail re
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald

PHILADELPHIA, March IL, lS45.
The weather has been cold to-day. We had
tall of snow this morning, which was succeeded by
raw northerly rain, but the clouds begin to
break away, and we have now some little sun.
shine. Business appears to be brisk, and business
men, draymen, &C., are active. Stocks have de-
cned again, as can be seen by reference to the
proceedings of the Board of Brokers. State fves
have declined one quarter, and Gerard Bank shares
the same from yesterdays quotations. Texas
eight per cents exhibit falling eff also.
Wech opened his Circus last night to a pretty
good house, and the performances went off well
The Walnut street Theatre draws well with the
ballet OF the Revolt of the Harem. These are the
only two important places Of amusement Open We
have concerts, lectures, &C., but they don't ap-
pear to attract much attention,
There was an election at Camden, N. j., opposite
the city, tor municipal officers: The natives made
a vigorous effort, but what is the result is not
known, as the judges and inspectors have not yet
finished counting off
The United States Court are engaged in the trial
OF man named Forbes for mutiny on board the
ship Farwell, as she was leaving this port some
time since. At the time of the mutlny, the mate
of the vessel, an old man, was killed The Quarter
Sessions was engaged to-day IN the trial OF petty
cases.
Politicians are busily engaged in preparing for
the spring election, which is close at hand. The
election Of School Directors for the different sec.
tons by the corporations took place yesterday
There was an attempt on tie part of the natives, TO
get possession Of the school boards for the purpose
OF creating another disturbance by the introduction
OF sectaran disputes but the result understood to
be against them fear their insensate course may
IN the end destroy the school system, catastro-
phe which is, hope, for the present avertcd.
The bills now before our Legislature, to provide
an efficient police Tor the city and dis riots. are
looked upon with any interest by our citizens. In
fact general apathy appears to prevail upon the
subject The contemplated action is regared by
some as mere excuse for wholesome legislation,
which is believed to consist only in the entire con.
solldation OF the Earring municipal corporations Of
the city and county into one.