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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
TESHE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.,
II OHIO COUNTY SCT-The C,rcnn S,lner

TENllE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
"a OHIO COUNTY. SCT-The C,rcuh Super
Tor Court II L0w and Chancery for sail C,unfy
Thomas NJ Alexander. administrator OF
The estate Of James a MCrcary dc. In
censed. UeTSus Chancefv
John NJ MCrenry and uthcri.
George w Harper. john W,wenver and John Nj
MCreafy. nonresident defendants in The q buvc
cause. viii take notice that on Friday the 10 h day
OF December 1915, between The hours of 10 o.
clock NJ. and o'clock T. NJ, nj the Office Of
James Clarke, comm ssioner in The cry of Vince
ing IN The county and state aforesaid, The said
pla'nIlh will proceed Ia take The dispositions of WIN
II Selby. Isaac W Mitchell Alexander Wilson. Hi.
ram ID Brown, John S Browne. Daniel G List
James Wheat. John Morgan. William Quarter,
ond Alexander Laidley. To be reod in evidence in
ne above cause And II from any cnnse The siiJ
depsitions can mol he inken on that CAV. then the
taking Of The same will he adjourned from dnv 10
day and 10 such place as may be convenient until
Completed. 5w nov
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3E AHOGANY VENEERS-lO.O GO Feet of
WE Mahogany Vcnccrs jasl reed ond for SD lie
uI AZ Mainsl, Wheeling Va
seP27 kIENDEL e. HARBOUR
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InPEs- HOPES.

OBIS, ROPES.
ElIE subscuhsr has removed his C,,t,,.
Sf"rr, tp 'bo stand fDrmfr'v cccurud bv
Oar" d' ll0s" ns Il1t Store. Javing'a for,,
l"r on 91Hd OF Rorcs. Ped Cords aud Tyyircs.
M every dssrrr f.on. which will be- sold low t,t
cash "r battered for Bcesway. Ginseng or L'Is
seed, of crsh prizes. The public are rrsnc,tf
" requested 10 give him 70 call before r1rrbas.
in' '.scwhrfo. CHARLIE 81 BERRY.
AUG t-.Y Head of Water street
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WyLIE III. OLDHAM.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HNJ I'LL PRACTICE in The Cunts of Marshall.
w Tyler aud Ohiu cuunIics. Va OFFICE AT
MAg'H,LLC. H. VA GEAvg CREEK r. ST OFFICE
seF IL
4 } ECEiVED THIS DAY--A fresh lot 81 Gen.
Z uemens Breast Pms al new style ;nis" some
hnc ShIr studs, fuec Rings. G"ld Guard Keys.
new style, Gold Ih'mbi's, Gold ond Silver Porcils
&c &c. JOHN BISHOP, Sign NJ ne Big Wahh
oue u Nnl32 Ma u 81
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NEW BOOK BINDERY.

YEEIIE subscriber would inform
N his friends and The public gen.
orally, thu, he has opened Bndo.
~ on Main street. one DOR north
Of Dorsey's Lottery office. aud i.
prepared 10 DC Binding al The short
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
WHEELING, VA.

ui'nh'c fr Winter Wear; large stock nI Orleans
IOTII. ELANNkLs 81 all aoris; A,rNcA> ieur, Il
ND PLAN; CRAPS nnd NlrEN' D'EC,SE CAi.coEs.
NUsIiNs a. a Nnrtuus uhei a.iiclrs iof Lad.. ve.r
IAlLOR'S TRIMMINGS. a large ass,nimeo,
Ail tie all We Guods will s,lI wholesale OF
"'ai or MAX" mp iu order m tho --latest Ftcn -,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
l" regard Z" ms httucn 81 toe business 1 musi
'ho>i. a'n lnilnr by profession, have worked
q The tadc Tor Eileen years, the 'ciuc am able
md i" cut my own clu,hing. aud make ih,m nm
'n nearer and cheaper sp L. than any Other cstah-
'fshmen, IN The ,iiv. IL IL useless Gr these thai
a"y "n The busin,s, and nuI 'ailnrs themselves
attempt c"mpeiri"n OF Ready Made Clothing.
Il have a large Rs-utuncn'. a, iullnw,:
| Block, Blue. Blown Olive aud Invisible Green
trck aud Dress coats; Beaver cliii Box and Over.
COATS P'l"i cloih Oyor-coals. Mackiuaw aud Trou.
\ adout Blanket do. cas- M. 70 de-. cas>in,u Il,
rwc,ds do: jams 10, % an sizes.
\ have ou hand ma cNrcllcui assortment, ur plain
md fancy "as,iui'r. Pants. black aud blue cluib
Tanis lined. very desirable article; aud an, qunn-
uy OF ra'siuei Phn 81 all sizes aud prices. Jeau,
nnd Tweed PANS "t all szcs nnd prices
/ Five bundled Vests, embracing eyery style and
QUALITY.
Shirts. Wreppcrs. Drawcrs,c ollnrs. Bosom, Stocks
IGl"vc'. Fine and Fame, sin pad Satin Scnris S,lk
IidNs "i oiculuEs at qunliiits ioce her with many
hhcr auiclcs usually iound in ciuil,iic stores
la conclusion my old customers aud the public
generally arc invited {" all nud examine my stock
lln ronsidemiua tor Ike h6.rai patronage hefctufr,
ucud'd to me, have pur, based Lurg.r St,L
aud 'her them at CuEAPER RATES ihan have cvei
I tone bciurc
Rccol'eci the cheap cash clothing Store II
S RICE,
oci7 conner Of Main & Monroe
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TAILORING AND REPAlRlNG.

'NIiSOhlNt AND EEHAIRlNG
no would not ccnnofnrse " hen 70 small C,,.
tome cau be saved by having h,s old cloibc.
"I'H'd aud done oyer. The sun.ctihefs a,rc,
themselves ih1i they can clean old ,l,ih,s and TO-
PH lhcm ~ supr'ior maun,t They viii tic
Tar P'inl. Gr"nse. Pgch, VANISH or li,, sfb,r dc,
'n' Of clDih. S.lE S1un or pns hind of ycoico
'."'~' "nd leave 200 stains. Folded cni,rs ,,st,,,,
gentlemen hrs.nJe io hove fhetf cl,jb.t,, .,.,,,.I
'n ocronhi of he many impu.nrs wba.,,,o H..
.''N 'y sc unrl NIA .oap C.fnlp. cs.I,....
umflnes P1irr covers. Snfs. Cla, Cp,,,. W.,
''" H'rg'nus. Ca.fos ura llcsub Pays J,.e.,,i
''d H'I, % nrIcar as nov iIaics end ea,iI,
"'h give lh'm c.,l aud hy cow need il,.t ..,o..
mugs rIn b' q pc as well as uihrfs. 'Cto, hoo,
'''n blEiNG ESTABLISHMENT. co,,p,c,.,i
viii 'he K,up'9uue shop
Ih' materials made use of BOO their rr.,,ss OIL.
rem. Y'iua aud ei's,.ue 90 cfu.if, a,e,,,f. ,,..t
.''h d's'0'i rs ord ivud 81 W.rpl r,,4. p,..,.
"'''n2 W"H'bu tinlhurg winch hcy uileoI n, a..
sale d"nng Gee .ummrf wUDlI do v,l.i,.I.,,
Nom ht.i 'cau d hy this gfocc.s
TAILORING --'Ilsy afc ifspIrrd ,a ro,i, odd.
'le Ho1 s.l'e nui --latest a.bl.n ,l.,.,.,..,.
2. "rh'''m'ns WEARING apfateI .ds.I.r.t,.b,,,I
p IHh.l Id'rluHgo. & GOUSNiNy
oe' ~ ii SIURGlSS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10
SUGAR CoATEp PILLS W DISEASE
MORE EVIDENCE.


2E II BILL, OF the firm OF Gulcy e. Hill
lVA 100 Bruadwny, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior To any he
has ever taken HIS vie has found them de
ID. hiiul and ,fliraGOu<.
Miss ID uGLAsS, cCfLer Walker and Ludlow
Si:eois, has been cured ~ pain IN The head.
dimuess ~ sight, aud dizziness nf long stand
ng, by thrm Pills.
Mng SIMoNs. OF % Henry stree; cured OF
pains aud cramps q eight years SandIng
Mn ATKINs, OF 263 Greenwich street, cured
oi tysptp>lo, of seven years standing
Mn CAHLcCK'N daughter, 3 STAPLE street, cur
cd of Worms IN their worst form.
EEy Mn PURNfrr, ~ Brooklyn, cured Of til
iCu~ eomD ltiutS, weakness Sc.
We need not add more. Eyidcnce crowds
uron us from 81 gn1i,rrS No Pills ever before
accomplis hedso mo, h, wtih so liuc trouble and
di>agfeeahIcrc,s. a, ID SmItb', (Sugnf Coated
Improved Indian Vegclat.c Pills Sold AZ
Guion'> corner BJWefy aud Grand SIS, Phrip'
coroCr OF Beokman aud William sircelS; Eve.
rctr~ % liud on ~; Mrs llay's l49 Futon ST.
Bip, k.yui auj 2I3 GrctnWiCa ~ttet. Examin,
TIE label lock iof Df SMiTH's written -Igus
iufe a. II ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10

LATE AND IMPORTANT

IL O CKT no UNTAINS!I!i
IoR1ED IGASSACRE, &C!!!
K = Y | aic arrivals irlm lhc x cky Menn'aiss
" !! nal Oregon, 1t 81 enthusiastically pscer,nincd
dat a most hORBiD MASSACRE has recently taken
place IN thai rceirn omone iuc B,ar,r. Ouer, and
olhcr valuable Furrcd Au,wa',. 20 con,olucncc al
The sr"n, demand Tor he fines, qualities ui Fur. b
AC N'CALLAM. uI - Mann -, VIII, l. nov
manufacturing Brarer lE,iS oi Jhc musJ FNoui>irr
s,Nl Ia and style. aud which nrc warranted ,9unl Ia
any offered for sac n the unb.d States G.rle,
men call md see them. Sign ct GIG BLACK HAT
scp23
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FIRST IN iIASIlION AGAIN

W. T. ukc great pleasure ia announcing To our
w iric'ds and tic public gcaenlly. that wc
hsve already roCeivcd tho now Full Fashion for
Hats. We are manufacturing general assortment,
and VIII have some Spletdid specimens finished
ai'd made ready Tor sale this morning Call aud
zee them the style ia entirely new, md we have
no hrsi'atun "a saltrg they nrc The landsomes
shaped Hat Ihut asbecn introduced ur many wears
DARE IL hOGE
p Our bmIhcr chip of n, 10 Monroe street,
hiss 'he Now siylo oniy on p,pcr simply a cui OF
drstri'ii"n"iule We have holh the botks aud Hats
lie having seen bucks ajcr ILcy arrived
thought Il best 10 advertise GIst y * II.
sep 20
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w ~ E3 &c ~ A. -
CNITfON NO AIL


/ T. / ALL. 1 + WORLD FAKE NOTICE.
AND BIZ AREFUL NOT TO BUY TIE
(SUGAR COATED)I INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on IL The wRTrtS signature OF The orr,
sinal invenior and p0teniee,
BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
IheSe pleasant Pi Is possess powers To orcn
ALL The naiaral d aims oi the system viz The
Lungs. KIDNEYS, SKIN J, BOWELS-
hitherto UN6No WV ~ ihc practice OF medicine;
AMI 80 complete ha, been their Triumph over
al other medicines that many have been ed
to suppose they con ain some powerful mineral;
but upon examination 10y Dfs Chiffon, Ram
dolrh Huntington and others, this suppOsltion
IS at once proved 10 be giouudltsS.
Sold IN New York. at the principal Once,
t19 Greenwich SiIeCi, also by RuSh'On & Go,
Bro dway, corner u: nth street.
PAMPHLETS to be had OF a.cn's graliS.
\ B.-Persons viii also notice Tn the TOP =
bel an engraved Indian figure, cross ed with fine
ed nIinI.
The genuine may also be bought With Saeny
al Df Guiun's, Gunner ot Boweiy aud Grand
street., aud Mrs HayS, 1873 Fuon StreeI, Brook.
yn, and al respectable stores throughout the
United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-10

EEMALE BEAUTY-CULPABLE NEGLECT
II has tecn observed by yisltels from 30 other
couh'ues We'll ne 10y persons ui the hcsr cuiliya.
ted ase ca dis hot 90 country BIZ here latE,f
class of female beauty aud cs6riI,uro thBh zoe iius
city. YET, while the shrc.Glcr d,es maker ard
millIncf ore Engaged ndotuUE ni'Hfe'r test gil
90 man. one i1H appeors slim s' totally neglected
The Hair How pnou d. lb, INVOICES 90; drcp,c
lty wustc lee delicate pfm ~ 'l, mir auG brauu.
ful. and hsush restored iu lsbII ag1fn. ycf ilus,
flowing l.Cls which once aaofn,J htr hcld,. mII
~ aud never ulaiu faiDru lu il,f u.ls lll bcnuit
% D. uncomfortable boss aiy rerun. more sspf,4I't
{. lady. con mHIf 20 sp moth U,1t Du lhI, point,
,hep % 'ncter iaiIirg remedy ou be- nh.aiDcd Coo
5S South Tb.d street, ard a.ling ur d. J.yr,.
yun,r. Which v.i ac1,cIy ic..ufc lbg only
,,ed fau ei l'saIe hrlug
- ~ dni 'of ryo 90 eos lIec doe cfowu.ur
i''"' W. &c Boa t1
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si''N' 'i' IS COUGus cos -uNrTI0N
1iuaiy vir lbe ,Iuvs di.sa.,.
pcf,r ii'. ia rr'io,c. aud pr,.
.l rtlac by DO Eprt.rtr.ry 1
mos ~
g. La r' r recsNcI anI oI|
M CiAfLEsn DtBit,Wa.,au,,
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DEAFNESS CURED,

COMPOUND KREosOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
IfoR The cure of DEAFNESS, gains and he
= discharge ui matter from the ears; also all
those dlsastocuhie noises. Ike die buzzipe ~
insects talhn4 of water, whzLiug Of stcam. a e
&C. winch are symptoms of approaching d, af
ness ana also generally attendant with the us.
ease. For sale ~ Or J CRUMB NCKEP,
m No t73. Main St. Sole A2ent
ih.s medicine is hifhlyrecommcndei aud nu.
".tl"us ttfilhcates are gwen, Nv very rcsptCi
oslo persons, 81 the many ast1nisbiup trr.s
'"''' h"~ i'fI"uisd. nov ~
uSf RECEIVED nnd nov opening. general
" ns-"rlucniO by Guod. Gtacctic..& O,,en,.
M''e =" ever, variety. An Minds of Go.J. ~
'h' "'s' approved and a,hisnatlc st,Ie. nj. los, o
','y ''h ho suid 90 Do, Union G,r o.. orarpfoyed
''''"'. d MGfNNIS
may No rs Ntftst s-.,rc
The New York herald., 1845-07-14
MONEY MARKET.

Sunday, July 1876 II. Nj.
The difficulties anticipated in the settlement of our
foreign relations, the inactivity of business in all our
principal markets. and the absence of the largest opera.
tors from Wall street, some of the causes of the
present depression in stocks. Money is abundant, and
the rate of interest below the legal standard Loans 20
large amount have been made within the past week
at 81 per cent but the banks will not discount dol
lar under the latter rate The supply of capital is large
enough to carry the most extensive operations The
rate of interest rules nearly low the time prices
stocks advanced rapidly and prices for nearly all
securities in the market ten and fifteen per cent low
than last year at this .men fact there is every fa
cility for getting up speculative movement, and II is
ony the absence confidence that prevents improve
mcnt in prices We no prospect of any advance in
prices until external affairs a peacea
BILE complexion, until the uncertainty that hangs about
the annexation question removed The outside stock
spectators very easily alarmed and lose confidence
dpon the appearance Of the slightest change in
aia affairs they persons ofsma capital and usually
Engaged in other branches of business Whatever affects
affects the stock market The important position
spectators hold in Wall street, and the influence
their appearance has upon prices produces sympathy
the operations in Wall street and other depart
ments business to such extent, that any improve
rent in business out OF the street. has its effect upon
operations in the street.
There another cause besides the general inactivity
Of business that produces the depression In the stock
market and that is the supply many othese outside spe'
culators have of many Of the fancy stocks Large
Quantities of yjcksburg U. s. Bank, and some Of the
other iancics were purchased sometime since at prices
much above those currsntwhch are held for an i'm
ovem.nt and will not brought out until prices reach
pon similar to that paid. Many street operators look
Tor period Of speculation in August but we no see pos
ble chance for advance in prices until some Of the
,,oltcal questions now agitatins the public mind are
ottIed even IL that time should be full twelve months
months hence
wo annex table Of quotations for stocks In this
ket each day Of the week just closed compared with
prices ruling the close Of the week previous There
has been but trAing alteration in prices, but the vars
lions show a decline
The New York herald., 1845-07-14
City Intelligence.

FinE.-Between six and O'Clock yesterday even
ing fire broke out in the livery stables belonging
TO Mr.. Douglass, Allen street. between Grand and
Bro streets The upper part OF the establishment
was occupied by some half dozen Dutchmen by trade
cabinet makers who it appears forgot, Qf they ever
knew all about that par OF the commandment whici!
SAYS Remember the Sat bath day keep 1t holy and
were, have been informed. in the act Of eiais
ous ,s...-. Co. sasn-, Overturned into the fire,
md might we'll DO expected the present disaster was
the penalty The stable the time had several vaiueble
horses in IT, besides wagons and carriages which were
all fortunately saved except one or two old wagons ny
this time the building partly cleared oi all he most
valuable part of the pr pery The fire ragged with ul
remittng fury and threw out smoke and names which
much endangered the surrounding buildings LOT some
time and ultimately the boundary Of Mr John Miller,
adjoining, was demolished, besides dwelling In the
rear injured slsghty. The Dutchmen saved par,
Of their stock the remainder being either burned
or broken in the great butle which in all cases si
fire ensue. About eight O'Clock one OF the END walls
of the stable fell with tremendous crash, entompng IN
its fury small shanty right under the building u Is
believed that Mr. Douglass will be co siderable loser
also Mr. Miller, whom it stated were not insured
for any large amount The Fire Department worked as
usual. but we must say that No - Hose company,
have been the of saving six eight fine Duidngs
by remaining the spot up to late hour last night
And when left the scene, at ten o'clock, they were
still at work. the other companies having oil cleared on
Two wooden Sheds upon which a number OF men an"
boys had mounted to look better at the fire. which was
rapidly devouring the nexhous gave way under them
and they were all precpitatcd to the ground None OF
them howeverwere much injured, and lew contusohs
was all that they paid for their mprudence.
The New York herald., 1845-07-14

POSTAGE CHaeGEABLE TO THE GOVERNMENT UNDEr
THE NEW PosT FFIcE LAw.-Up to the LIST instant,
method Of estimating the precise value at
he legal ratcs) of the mail service required for the bus
OF the different departments OF the general govern
'nent. postage account is now kept however be.
the city post Office and the different bureaus and
departments of located here which already
jegins to show the mail service performed TO be
nous. We have obtained the olowing statement from
the city post office through the courtesy Of the CHIEF
clerk Of the Department mr. Marron) which. though
general criterion, is yet sufficient to give the public
idea Of the amount OF mail service required Tor the
business Of the General Post Office Department -
EXHIBIT THE PosTAGE CHARGED THE lst INST
IHE Posr OyrIcE ~ rms Cry, uros QuARrEi !.
RErURvs RENDERED ny PosTMAsTERs TO TIi4 Pos1.
MASTER GENERAL.
The New York herald., 1845-07-14

COMMON CouYcIL.-Both Boards will meet this
evening, when il is expected they will take their
usual summer recess for five or six weeks. Before
I hev adjourn il would be doing vast service to the
entire community, 10 pass an ordinance prohibiting
tne cartirg of an mmentonable nuisance through
the streets, from ten O'Clock at night, until nearly
slx in the morning. The natives" passed an or
dinance, which was well calculated to abate this
dangerous nuisance, but is perfect dead letter.
The vicinity Of Canal street can scarcely be ap-
preached after ten o'clock at night. Before the
Common Council adjourn, they should do some
thing to reform the numerous abuses we have So
frequently pointed out TO ttem.
The New York herald., 1845-07-14
Am sraepM snfs.

PARK THEArRE.-Ths evening Mdlle Calve,
the favoritc of the French company reappears
in the character of Mary the Sler in Donizettas Opera
La fie du Regiment That musical work has been
popular and by the translation of different theatres
all the amateurs acquainted with the play, that,
however it may be played in French, the plot, the
words even, are known to every body. MIR. C@uiiot
and Mr.. Douvry play in the piece likewise tAe adni,
rabe ohorusses Of the company The performance will
begin with charming vaudeville called lie Roman dune
heme-(a romantic position for an hour,)-in which
Mde. Richer. Mdlle. Maria, and Eugene play the prn..
cipal parts we hone the theatre viii be well attended
The Opera of the " Jcwess' is in active preparations and
they assure the public that New York has such
a splendor Of mise been equalled.
The New York herald., 1845-07-14
Movements of Travellers.

The continuance Of this most excruciatng weather,
appears to rctard the of travellers hher
bound. Indeed it cannot well be otherwise, as those
only will come to this burning city, who cannot help
themselves, if they possibly remain in the shady
bowers the open and refreshing breeze on our
shores. The arrivals at the hotels yesterday were still
more limited than any day OF the previous week
The principal are, at the
AMEnIcAN-J. Trucsdcl End lady, Detroit. NJ. T. Pat
ton st. Clair, Mich; W. Why land, Philadelphia:
~AsToR HeUsE-E f. Philip and lady Baton Rouge, J.
s. Caldwell, New Orleans; B. Fagg Nashville Tenn
E. Cautress South Carolina George Tiffany, Baltnoie
A. $. Wentworth, Philadelphia; g. spratt, Louisville
Kentucky.
FRANKLrN-S Harlan. Washington, Delaware; E.C
Virgins, St Louis; A. Frcar Indiana
CirY-F. 4. Porter Providence; Nj. Jenks, - Louis
E. I. Banbridge, Louisville; ]. d. Hawkins and lady, NJ
Carolina.
WAvERLY-Hy Poindexter, Baltimore; j. A. Arm
strong, do; Prof. A. q Baster, Providence.
GLopE-Messrs Oder, N. Orleans.
.5CRoroN-Israel Cos and lady, Detroit; Lucien Le-
mon, Terrc Haute; G. Cotton, Michigan; j. L. Kmber.
ly, Buffalo.
HowARp's.-M. H. Bryant, Boston; b. g. Carls, Fort
Adams; d. McCulock Sackets Iiarbor; A. L. Falforl,
Baltimore; j. c. Smith, st. Louis.
The New York herald., 1845-07-14

No DUEL AFTER ALL.-lt Is satisfactory 10 be able
TO that no blood has been split in conse-
quence Of the angry dispute between the two mill
tairs, 10 which we directed attention yesterday 1t
was, nevertheless, being sanguinary affair
Al an early hour yesterday, the parties and their
seconds repaired 10 Hoboken, without arms. in
tending TO procure them there One of the seconds
went TO the shooting gallery kept by worthy
Frenchman, IN search OF pistols, but not succeeding
ne thought II useless 10 return to the ground and
consequently made himself comfortable by an in
diligence in the good things at hand, and was found
two hours afterwards in a pleasant nap. The sus-
3ense Of waiting for the pistols naturally damped the
ardor OF the combatans. and accordingly an overture
was made by friend OF him whose second had
played truant, which was well received by the other
party. Both agreed they could not kali each other
without weapons The challenged party admitted
that the lie at which umbrage was taken, was intend
I'd Tor the captain Of the rival company this proved
perfectly satisfactory the whole party concurred and
adjourned TO visit their sleeping comrade, and con-
trived 10 get into excellent humor with themselves
md all the world In short time Such was the
End Of thls hostile meeting. Gentlemen who are
ond Of such amusemens ought to keep pistols of
heir own.
The New York herald., 1845-07-14

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT As the Columbus steamer
vas on her upward passage yesterday morning, and
when nearly opposite Dobbs' Ferry, and running at
rather slow rate, her shaft gave way with tre-
mendous crash, carrying one OF her cranks over,
which finally lodged in the after cabin but not with
out first demollshing everything which came in op-
position to it. In its fall il passed directly through
The Captains office, who had only few moments
previously made his exit The engineer, il appears,
was at his post and had the engine stopped before
che had time to make second evolution, and moth
ing occurred amongst the passengers, save little
excitement, which naturally prevailed However,
after little detention, she conveyed them to the
destination.
The New York herald., 1845-07-14

LOST MAN-In Corinna, Maine, there is man
about fifty years OF age, of large size and muscular,
and who is deaf and dumb, into that town about
six weeks since, and has been wandering about du-
ring that time apparently in anxious search of his home
and his family He writes his name Joseph a,oia,tmek
last word he invariably rubs out ana replaces the
small letter.
No the vicinity has been able to understand him.
but from his signs they have to the conclusion that
he has a vie and several chdren-that he lives at a
great distance somewhere the lakes that he has by
some lost his way and appears dstressingly and
almost ranticaly anxious to find his home and lay his
head dow with his family He has been much exposed to
the hardsps of the weather and is lame from the
effects of the frost His fororn condition and his fruit
less struggles find his way and his expression OF des
pair and yet Of quenchless affection for his wife and his
little Ones to have touched the hearts Of those with
whom he is now stopping.