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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

TNHE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
OF GOODS IN TIE CITY. To which we
would respectfully call the attention of the CT
lNen.of Wheeling ana others, particularly Coun-
W Merchanis, ne our purchases were n, ade in
New y "tk, Philade'pSia nd Baltimore. upon the
.ost InNorablr terms, we a.e enabled 10 sell a s
heap as The cheapest. To test the above, please
i've NJ q call. zoe take pleasure in sho,cirg our
tanegand Cheap Goods. Among our stock is
!SSharis.--Alhian, silk. damask. embroidered
ard pla IN Thibri, monsline de ldine, blanket
pinld and woryied Rnvarian.
Hand srchieIs Bingham oas mere. sill, ban
Jana nag ard nnneee, outflow dags &c.
SLCE-S:
20 pieces, al colors; qual,nes and prices.
rhhed. paw anu
Cassim eres.-2s pieces assorted.
hIpdoas-ibo pieces from % cts TO one dollar
rarAmetIa cio:hi Morenos; Rsmbazet, polk
Merno PsI,s,enne; Roumelin; drab. Damask'
Cashmere d'Eoosse chus,n, cheap.
PRINTS:
blue, purple, red,grcen and various rev STYLES
llsansi low price aud some very fine Ging hams
ocnrers, Sains. ulain and fg'd: Lipsoys n ibbons.
:a,ss assortment Lisle I.aoes and Edeings
HSnlllng and lnseriings;. Jnceonet Edges and
in ms, nss' cotton caps. Wool Bonnets, Gloves
taon. itnins~: camhric book lawn: pIaIa md
~. Blond; LACK. white, plain and fg'd srren
f"'i - 'fMlnE coilOnsi 25O Umbrellas and Pa
rnsols Irish Linens, very cheap. Ticking linen
It'd Is for b.t AID upwards. checks and strIpes.
COTTON bntC'ng. Vos'mPs 'ion different sorts
hnslery' Plalds Of various kinds Parsons snsol
cotton; Blaukets. hugle and other gimns but
IONS sNas hht sewing threads. bonnet fp,-ers.
cords nnd iassels. Alpaca An ons. canton fan
neis. Diancr Neront sorts. FINISHES difT sorts
e. tn E~ G5 q
70 cas's iuoH's an hoys' velvet. glazed. cloth
prnce d Joinvllc, hlack clolh oc hgon. fancy
,,e'i. musk. "sc -c1l sealeiie and hair scal,very
low " Ne ucri or dozen. Our assortment OF
HeaVv DomeStiCS
Il complete, ar1 s,aIc lo,verthan formerly.
fiATTERs
Snnphcd ;s nsual vi every thIpg in heir lin,
at the yrrv i'wssf nrIrfs
JOHNSTON. BERRYHIIL& 90.
sen 20 AT Mar s'reei.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

SOAP ANO CANDLES --Thc undersigned
has commenced the ChdaSIery Business
one door above his residenceon Main 81, Wheel.
ihs. between Franklin md North streets where
ne rs ready 10 sell at Wholesale or Retail Hi
soap and Candles can also he had NJ Issac lr.
wins Narchause, on Main below Mnnr,esi
he VIII eodeavor Ia keep "a pood an article,
ana sell on as reasonable terms as my manu-
ac'urcr ~ the cityi nn4 respectfully solieits O
sSare of the patronage of the pubic.
nov LOUIS BAIfIA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11


ITO THE BADIES.-lf you want to sec some
thing pretty, ca nj the City Cash Store and
look az our Lama cloths. crapede laines; cash
mere d EoOssei Rep de LANES; MOuslin dc
Lnines; BomhazIn0 d. Ecosse; PLAIN. fg'd, strip
ed and barred lpaoasj BTocade; Slrip'd silks ;
Embr'd Chameleon, do; Glaze, strpd and RIM
b'a do; Velvet plaiJ Chameleon do; Satin strip'd
Grohcarricj changenblo Fout de sole; Satin
strip'd Poult de Sole; ID rab Gro dc Naples; Gro
de Rhine; erode Nari Bl k and white Foua rds;
Plain. striped, fg'd, blk and eolored Saiins;
Beautiful Bonnet Vclvets and Silks; Plain ard
fancy Bonnet RIbbOnsi Artificial Flowers; DARK
Plumes Velvet pointsiSatin AID We vet Craynts;
Bugle and Silk Gloves aud Mirts. Bnsle d Sin
Girdlt =, Thread Lace aud Inserting. Swisst Gg-
ing and Inserting, Black La e. intn cnmbfic
Hdkis Cheneille ard Lace Cans Chmesctts.
" ork'd collars; Blk, white and hg'd Nelts;
BrOcadc, bard. swiss, book, null and othet
Mus'insi Silt, Wool and cotton Hoses Lace.
chantilla, feilet and sfger Wells ,Tarker.a emb'd
and plain ~ ibe'. Hahyle. Mes ena. cir assam.
cashmere, Bfocha, Damask, Elk cloth, blanket
and other Shawls.
,r, al soon or YOU will not be able 10 get sight
They are selling very fast.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
INTING

ID CRIMSON y HUI l.. HOUSE. SIGN AND
Ia ORNNM MENTAL PAINTERS. No I25 West
side Nltin 81. are always prepared with ihe beat
Wnrkmen and molcrial IN execute all orders in their
lin, ~ the lest style and NJ The lowest rates
Every description of SIGN PAINTING, OR GIL,
DING done m The best manner. mIy 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
PEAsE,s mOREIiOUND CANDY.

4 Nils preparation - highly Tccomm, ndcd Tor
clearing The Voice. aid relieving Crughs
Code. Huar.eness. irritation oi the Thruel. Croap
Cough. Asthma. Liver Complaint and all
diseases leading 10 C"nsumptinn--ftr sale whole
sale az Retail by dec . OLIVER PRYOR,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
SELBYoS
New Goods.
SECOND STOCK THIS
En- 4" IL -

EA LIE
HAVE all arrived. and are now opened at hs
- Store. sorusr of Main ADD Madison streets
Wheeiaz aud are not only the newest style, bu,
Wintsr Cosss "a the Western country. His Sc
lectisns - the following articles, mny be iak,t
a. speeincns Of he sock IN general aud viii
Rich Csshmcre- of newest slyle
Saiin. strip q. Rlu-, Black, silks and Satins
High colorcd Silks fsr diesses
Paniscraes. bsuiiiulnrs article
Alpacss and Mousline dc Lsises " every style
superb DARN chintze. and Prints.
Mouraing Goods, selected with great care and
attention.
oinEhsms, and INDEED every description OF
seaso nAbls nress Goods.
splsnd,d c'shmsre aud TeTkern sha~l..
Embroidered Thiht do
Black Llama Wool 60
Southerlsna neft Blsnket Broche do. &c &c.
a srea, yar'e'yof Ladies crsvs,s. richyelvei.
Rieh Bonnet velvets. Silks. Ribbods & Flow.
Needieworkcs Collars, Chimsssites & ur,e.
Beautiful Thread Laees sad Edgings. tnev
style.
Cambria and Swiss rdg-es ard Inser,inr,
Fine Linen Camhrics. Long Lawns, Swlss
iaconeL TRflcton. Book and Cambria Mdslins
Plaid and camLtic Mushns.
The new style Music Borse'sd' l. G Hdk'is.
hem stitched, plan borderct &c SC.
Velvet Ribbons, Cord and rsssels. Gimps etc
Grass skirts OF different description md white
Moreen Skirts. new article for water
he had
Flns WEIGH, Silk chain gauge and common
Flnnnels.
blankets fine. large heavy aad cheap.
Beautiful W mite Couulerphnes.
Linen and cotton Skeoungs Of every descrip-
ton.
Table Linen, Table cloths, Furniture Good
and Fringes, together with all such articles 81
the best qsaliiy for House Keepers. Indeed my
stock not only of fancy goods but Of every des.
crSilon. may safely be pronounced one Of the
most complete ever opened n this city, which
will sell atverv small profits.
" IT SELBY.
b. NV stock of cloths, cassimeres, SAITH.
nets, veslnps, cravats nndkerchiefs. gloves
suspenders, &c dc, for Gentlemen's wear. h.
such rs VIII amply repay an examinsti before
purchasing, and also, silk. merinO, thibet, wool
and cotton shirts and drawers.
nov 10 WITS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

ItASHMERE D'Ecosse Of latest styles and NIL
I J qualities, Paris DEc"sse. Grape DI.eon and
Onbre I.usre. WHICH ~ STYLE md quality cannot
nc SURPASSED ~ any other market-iusI received ~
sen II Ow UEISKELLS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

aNARM FOR sAJE-The subscribers offers
a for sale a valuable farm containing I2t I.2
acres. welt watered-a Indlng stream through
each feld-lays well for cultivation. and ! q a
high state Oflmpruvement, under good fencing
TuCTe Is about so or 90 acres cleared la nd, the
balance well HmbeTed. "A good aud convenient
Two stsrv dwelling house with a back building,
with other ont houses, a1d never failing spring
Of water near the kitchen door. There ~ an
abundance Of fruit trees, consisting Of chOiC g
engr ,ftea Apple, Peach, Plum. Cherry &c.
1hs above fagm IS situated mile west Of 1t
Clairsylllc. on the National rOae, and ~ mile
from louisville, Belmont county. Ohio. For
further particulars enquire 81 tho subscriber on
the piemiscs. IA MES PRYOR, or "
iun7 OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

""'T'Ss'HV vi VHuHII'V' VhfrIY nnN chcapncss. nnv
stock IL the kind ever brought 10 the city of Wheel
Hr; wn. bouehi entirely for cash. and will he sold
nj reduced prices ior cash to prompt men on n
SHIRT credit. Ia the assortment will he found m
extensive variety "f Brass. Silver and J" ranned liar
ness Mounting nni Srrnr lIous;every re mud kind
Of Birdie, Roller md Harness Buckles; half and iull
plated Snnfil.s; Port Bis; Polished md Jarnnncd
l5radoons; G'rih and S'r"inins Web; Calf md Hog
skin Seating; Red and Black Morocco Skins; threo
corded ak; worsted Frirc~;a splendid assortment
IT Plush md three corded Stitching tt read; Saddle
Tree; Wagon Whips and every other aruele of Sad.
ders Trimmings IN common use
oci "a OFT & GREER. 159 Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

FALAtD. PLAN and Figured Anncas. French and
.. Engh.h Mcnne. French Grns Olier Ch'n'z,
Cashmere ADD other news si,e American Chinlz--
just receivcd and for sale love
sepIi Ow HEISKELL'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
ttt4 IOWTuFR e. BOON.

HDLAIN Blk Blue BPk Italian Lnsi,nps. sin.
"a Plain Blacks. Blue Bl'k Puull do Soies. d
Bfncade Chameleon Sks. Plaid ard Fancy Silks
Plain Sains. Sarsencls, Velvei- &c--inst reed AZ
sco y w ITEtCKEI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

BLANKETS.
EF ycn want somc Superior Blankets. Won can be
y supplied Al NV Store Of reduced proes. ~ my
stock IL large A. DO MT wish 10 keep hers over inc
summer dec "a VT sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
CARPENTER,S TOOLS.

CARPENTERS TOOLS.
wv Ehaye just receive, an other lot Of Planes
w which NC warrant good, and offer at
Tiftner apt Turning CHS q Gpuges Hand
and Broad Axes, FoIt AIDES, Hatchets. Draw
ilg knyes, Steel ArgpT., Germ IN. Cast and
Spfug steel Hand and Payneli Saws Tenor
DO, Guages, BeyIs, Squares. Braces ard BIS
Saw Sets, etc etc. nov &c OTr e. GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
winter GGGds.

M have now received from. the Fast. a larg,
w addition To slack u Flesh aud Cbsap
WINTER Dry Goods. just such articles you want
Ter The season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

DRY GOODS, BARGAINS.
MY Stock Of Dry Guods u "efv complete e. larce
lVH f,r the season. g. I am determined to iecuce'
IL yofy latgly within he nett sixty days, and will
therefore ofer great iRimcemenis To purchasers
Cull A. get harg'ns. Dec % w T SELBY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01

DEATH oY JOIN WBITE-Tbe painful iniehl-
gence Of the suicide Of Hon John w hite the able
and excellent Speaker Of the 9th Congress, leaves
the cause Of that calamity involved in mystery
Private advices however, leave little doubt that
Judge White died Of broken heart consequent on
the triumph Of vany and fraud in the last Presiden-
tai Election.
Judge White was the intimate personal TREND
and coniidsn, Of Henry Clay, whom he loved win
a warmth Of feeling only not idolatrous lie enter
tanned the most saDguine hopes of Mr. election,
and did all in his power to secure 1t The news oil
the foul Plaquemine and Silver Lake triumph came
upon him like thundcrbot, and he has ever since
been detected. dcsparing broken spirited man.
His great disappointment, brooded on In silence and
affection, doubtless overcome bis reason at las-he
has left few nobicr or purer spirits to follow him
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Inv Courts,

Ir>,-vn Sr,rrs CIRCUIT COURT DECISIONS. john
Dogse,t- Jr. vs. Philip w Groot and David hlson--Mo'
ton for Injunction. referred to yesterday ne Court
considered the testimony 10 shew that defendants mem
be Directory Motion denied the right to be settled by
the usual course Of litigation.
In the matter Of Edward H. Ludlow, IN bankruptcy -
$50 preyous to L. petiiionng in bankruptcy the Court
below decided that they had prior lien on the property
OF the estate and appeal made by the creditors De
ci-ion confirmed.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Snyder & Mabbeit vs.
Olmstead a Fannine-Action which tried be
fore when verdict gwen for defendants Ii was TO
the price agreed upon for several barrels of eggs
packed in oats The eggs proved TO be worthless. and
had TO be thrown overheard. barrels and all On the
new trial allowed the jury again found for defendants
Hamilton and still for plaintiffs Luf snd Brooks for
detcndanfs
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MARRIED..

On Monday mouing ssh inst by Rev. William Y.
sclwell M JOSEPH GRIFFITH TO Miss LOUISA
SELLECK. al Of this city.
On Monday TIE ooh inst NJ the Church OF the Ses
siah. BIZ Rev Or. Dewey EDWARD r. BOYLE, Esq 10
Miss CAROLINE LOUISA, daughter on the 'sie Len
an, ~. l-eh ~-r,, At Sag Hsrbor by Rev. Henry Fly
Roberts Mr. EMANUEL LISTER TO Miss JANE MAR.
GARET THOMAS. all Of New YORK
on Tuesday, son. George smith to NAY Ann Z aier
city. to Louiss II. Hall x
Al, Lyons Farms N. j. VIM Black oil Ne" io'k. TO
Rachel Thompson 60, =,
MPutsacid' Mass 25,h. Capt Charles H. b'sclou 10
Harriet c daughter OF GOV. Snsgs
A, r-ov o5th aaron Myers 10 Julia Perkins.
Al Auburn. llth. Thompson Whitaker to Mary }.
Gregory. -. A.
AT Albany 2i,h. Henry Class 10 sGisoe,h ". LsAeee
A, pi.rsSsrs slst Eh Bromley 10 Mrs. Louisa Aues
At Whitehall, lslh. VIM. +. McGhee TO Sarah & Scot,
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DIED /:

Atsca oa board the schooner Charlotte. from IaSana
., e. Wes. SANFORD JENNINGS. aged about q,
naive Of Connecticut
- stanford papers please copy.
s,a the ssth Charles Wilson. 81
Al RrooAlyn, 18th. John iiamill. IS.
AZ New Orleans llth. Timothy J.wsber OF connec.
lieut. IS. -
MOsdcn. n v 10Th, ApsAHAs MosRrlI, soldier Il
The Revolution, 10. -
Al Strstiord CT i3lh. Silas Cuttss. OF LoSkport.
AZ Ponrhkeepsc, 27th sarah, daughter OF Nathan
Jewet 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01
Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHrIApELrHrA. Sept 90.

PHILADELPHIA Sept A-P. NJ
The Whi.s Of Southwark Moysmensins. and lass
yunk held mass meeting this evening -
The Natives had a meeting last evening IN the Ststc
House Yard Their speakers, however. were scarcely
worth listening 10. ~, "a
The Loco Focos met NJ the Southwark Hall Tue
wsy the speakers gave II 10 the Natives was ss"on
narticulrry one of thsr own ex-mem5ers OF the Legs
i.iure Joseph :. Brewster Esq .,...
David r. Porter ex- Governor, Is now IN me ci'y
The Southern mail detained near three hours
this morning by fog IN the Delaware:
Tobn Rims ESQ i about 10 publish a new Dem
cratic Press mainly in opposition to Nsvism Ffiee'
one cent per copy, daily .,,,,,or
Samuel Foxcraft. convicted OF passing counter
, oparfer dollar was this morning sentenced 10 'nreo
years imprisonment ana Clcrro o'o""'
forgery to TWO years and six months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01
THE MORMON WAR.
Later InteIlixence-Anorher Murder.

Correspondence Of the 81 Louis hepuDheAh'
WARSAW. sept ls ls45
In M Letter ~ Yesterday aid not alude 20 the death
Of one OF the amt Morrnon- named Samuel Mcbrafney
as the fact wa. NOT ssceraned until ate IN the nsnL
McBraincy with the party engaged IN Dui
bous. ON Besr Greek and Fed with the rest but he and
Mr. Lindsey, who wounded were on wore r r,.
than the others and IN the rear Of the company hes
be wss brought to town I went 20 see the BODY. aho
never saw person more manged. The BODY vas "a
tered the next morning without any parade but his
death added much 20 the excitement
The citizens Of the township bad resolved tna' tne
Morrnons should not live their township and tney had
sent petition 70 the Governor requesting him 10 have
all removed
The Sheriff of Hancock County has issued third
proclamation in which AFTER giving history Of the out
RACES that had been committed he says
have now pO-se comtsius numbering upwards Of
1000 well armed men, firm and ready 70 aid me IN sup
pressing the not and arresring them. am happy IN
informing the citizens that 900 additional armed men
hold themselves in readiness 10 be called our when ne
ccssary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01
NEw-YoRK STATE CEssUs.-Thc return OF the
Census from the following Counties are complete.
We comnare them with $40:

Fatal RAIL RoAD AociDfNr.-Thc train on
the Camden am Amboy Rail Road, from Philadelphia,
yesterday mornnc run over COW and threw several OF
the cars of the track The accden, happened between
and O'Clock near Old Bridge.
One man named John OBren. pcnsioner we under
stand instantly killed his head being tom to pieces
Mr. Nugcni Of Philadelphia was much injured, and was
taken to the hospital in this city. MIR Talbot of New
Rochelle badly hurt To be brought on. Several
others were severely injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01

place for the fSye So much in the most perfect
haste Amy for conserving and advising 70 the
eourse have pointed out 70 you to our STATE Eec
ton II am wrong, write and tR M So az fraa~ly
have given you this tedious. Adisested detail IL
you at all concur in these views please eHdoaroy 10
infaenc, your colleague hold htmseif rtss TO ser<
has friends IN ne way here snssested
With sentiments Of the wsrmest frendship.
am your obt servL :. WRIGHT. Jr.
IVhat man WE oaght % oeer 10 such caucus,
and through that 10 fhe electors Voters, do you
mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01

LocorocoIsM IN ALBANY.-The City Meeting OF
the terrified and unerrined Democracy 70 respond &c
the nomination OF Dudley Burwel was held at the Cap
itol LAST evening Ii was tremendous response The
Hail wss crammed with actors and lookers-on Barn
burnsm was rampant. and completely gagged the whole
proceedings Every thing went as II had been cut aud
dried TO 90 even 10 the blowing out of the lights and
the nominsiion amid scene OF unparalleled uproaI.
was ,errncslly responded ~. Neither Watson or his
friends were suffered 10 BE- heard !, was the Barn
Burners meeting and they controlled IL and mlsiakne
The perfect working Of their machinery for the scqui
escence Of the Democracy, came OF rejoicing IN
y verdict for burweiL lCirzen' tuesday
ASrrRrNr CoSvNSrIoS.-The Anti Rent Con
ven,ion was held on Saturday, at the house Of Pc
TER BRApT, in New Scotland. A large delegation
from the several towns were in attendance. IRA
HARRIS was nomination by resolution tor Member
of Assembly ROBERT WATSON was also nomi-
mated unanimously and THOMAS L. SHAFrR, of
Bethlehem was nominated as their canddate-,he
delegate from Bethlehem. however. voting for
another candidate, and New Scotland four OF the
FIVE delegates from Knox. and some Others voting
against Mr. SHAFER A series OF resolutions was
passed. which was ordered published. and will ap-
pear in the Freeholder and Anti Renter. Alb Al
FLEET on LANE SUPERIoR.-The rapid increase
commerce on Lake Superior is Of the msrves Of
the day In lSs2 the American bur Company supposed
that the schr. William Brewster would rot before she
could pay for herself Lake superior and therefore
transferred her Lake Ere leaving the brig Astor and
the sehr Algonquin the only American vessels Of any
importance on Superior. SO suddenly has the Lake
Superior country grown into importance that the feet
that Lake consists OF the schrs Nspoieora large
vessel Of 80 tons with cabins aud just
launched at the Subtitle Algonquin swallow Uncle
sam. Merchant. Chippewa Ocean and Free Trader The
propeller Independence Is neary over the portage and
the Jaia Palmer and the schr Mechanic 70
be taken over this fall making feet Of eleven vessels
ready for the business next year The brig Aston lost
last season the first American vessel Lake SuPe
nor. She was launched IN the summer Of 1885
Cleveland Herald
~ We learn from the Osweeo Advertiser that
Judge TEkail. our Commissioner 10 the Sandwich
i.lssds Ie oswcgo Saturday ior his post. lie goes
out " the frigste Consress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01
New Hampshire Election.
Glow are returns from 200 towns They assure
{ the defeat Of Woodbury. by decided majority.

Majority against Woodbury. 49, About 20 small
towns remain to be heard from which gave Steele
a majority Of 597, the scattering will exceed the
number here given without doubt. We think the
majority against Woodbury. will be full 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01
rg@ Tho Albany Knckerbocker gives yer

To- Tho Albany knickerbocker gives a very
graphic account OF the meeting at the Capitol on Mon
day evening in favor of Burwe and opposed Watson
Che Argus candidate which 1t conclu ics thus:
Here Mr. Gaiiney concluded. After which Mr. Jas
Rose was requested 10 view the beauties of the Park by
six young men who had him by the neck. Mr.. Watson
was also treated airing the with several
OF his friends Here the meeting broke pin row. and
with more noise and confusion than COO Id be made by
forty tin shops. The Old Hunkers will have meeting
on Friday evening next when more fu n and another
row IL expected"
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LATER ERoM MExIco.-The steam trigate I rince-
ton arrived at PensscQs the Goth in four and hall
DAYS from Vera Cruz She brought war news. other
than that :" hey making preparations report
had reached the city oMexico that Commodore connor
had taken Vera Cruz and tina, General Taylor was
marching into Mexico: Of course Ii made sensation
while il was believed The Saratoga remained at vera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01

~. The Motive which slim uatcs the excrtions
OF the Loco Focos is openly con 'essed by Iheophi.
lus FISK. senior Editor of the Washington U. 5.
Journal whe in letter to his )car Junior, from
Concord ~ H. telling the sad tale of the late cleo
ton in that State, says The poop lie are spathec
they say if our enemies are 10 be Kept IN office is
40 use 10 fight" Of course Did any one ever
spols z
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Court Calendar....THIs DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Psr Nos 81 IS. 81. 80 H. IN
l32 l6 g. b A. So o. ~ ll9, 1873 l39. los III. Part
. in Asst Aid. Room.-Nos. l36, l3s, li). li2 A. 40
I4-, l52 ljI, l56.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01

APrIy TRADE ~ OswEGo-Tbere have already
been shipped from O.weeo to Ohio and Micnissn o.vo
bsrels al apples To supply the op cut on there by me
e., I, "a .sd apy quantity of this fruit can be sold NJ
The mort mentioned tor shipment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-01

OUR CITY CENsUs-Whoeyers scans the returns
Of Population from the several Wards of our City
must realize that either the Census of 1910 was
very erroneous or this is.-Probably both arc
Thus the new Census makes the population of the
Feer,th Ward actually less than it was five years
ago. But that Ward has been rapidly growing in
the interim, and has certainly some thousands more
inha bilants than it had in 1910. The Tenth Ward
is ret uned as having over eight thousand less in.
habtants now than in 1894 mons.rous error
The truth is that the taking of Census in our City
is spportioned out among the very lowest order Of
grog shop oliticans, reward for services the
polls, when ANY Of them lack education and com
prehension for the task unwsey conided to
them. We be licvc our City is moderated in the
new Census