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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

OLD ROUGH AND READY The FOL.
lowing pnngaPh Is from The Monterey cor
resPonicnce OF the New York Commercial
Advertiser
Gen. Taylor. in conversation with me, said
be- had 40 hesitation in Prouounciug IL ih,
strongest position on the continent, except
0nebec. II, the bye. word at,out the oapi-
tulation. The h-srcf ol tie flag ol truce pro-
posed D susrtudrTOi the town, allowing them
lo remove all the public properly; General
TAYLOR asked an unconditional surrender uf
everything quite difference. They had lrnm
rigiit las twelve check to answer. At twelve
they scns tpr Gen. TAYLOR. After exhausting
hts patience with diplomacy, ant AmpIdia
ilad declared IA was no way sirilrucd to sab
mission, Gen. TsylOr said; Sir, hold your
fora, yOurscif, 6Hd yoar drmy ig fhe hollo,o
OF nv hand, dad toU kHoo u; fhc conference
IS oiJs,f. ~ thirty miaHtes you shall hear
from nay jIiisrics." he took has hsl Ia leave
tie ruom; Ampudia called him buck and sub
united. TIN, Was tuld me ia person by Gen
efal Taylor, 0nd - strictly true, OF course.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

THE SoMNIFIC GAS.--on Thursday a
railroad accident occurred al Wcnham, Mass.
Va whlcha young Irish gih was 50 much in.
Jurcd as to rcnlcr accesSasy the smputa lion OF
on arm. The Salem Register state, that.
The operation was performed by DR.. Pier.
son. accompanied by Dr Fisk, who admins
'ercd Io the Sufferer, with perfect success. the
new preparation lately made known by DR.
Charles !. Jackson aud Dr. Morton, Dentist
oi Boston, the inlmlaiion at which producers
lnsc0sibiity To the pain ot Surgical operations.
TIE unconstious Oi the girl continued M
Disturbed until near the close OF the dressing.
when she simply inquired what they were
DOING bat with Another inhalation immrdi
hiely r,iePsed into insensibility. aud upon
coming to herself supposed she had been
dreaming.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
READ THIS

a bNERrfSENENT, and foiio~ tbe disert.cu. and
49, you v no ~ sh % hay viii can ts. Wl-~,ip-
>i"ruwe DO nosiBtend To E eosnnlus y hs ssyioS
Ne srr set- 81 az cost. has dctcsn med IN =,
can sat what customers uay favor ~ with cali
wnhsny article. the ptIceshsu NOT - ol p-ctoa-
por rneS - now oIrca Scr nspcctan. We have inst
nni-ed -reHlnr EFcs, varisy 90 css- ,uour hicl,
are -"ae of the Cheapest goir Zoe tcni'r havr
ever "nurd hrsorsst the tire frrsftinx 20
'"sr'on that have f~ opened -su,~ OF Inc hsus-on.
20, es-hne.- now IN thr city. aud such ,asee-
sf-,n ~o.ia NO, Ssh rs To take es sefore they
| are gone. Look out and ~,gnire fo~
JOHNSTON A BErRyinti..
N"v 10. ZsncS' Row lal Main q u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
WE'LL you DO. LADIES.

no yea M, a n,aF : why yoa slrsuLl not think
- ct hrns whloai " hen they hc had such
prices a. Ne are selling them fos oh have %
The hsss-sube-t nufl- lor nc nothing iua can and
enquire foe chcs? muf's al
Nov 10. JOHNSTON a BEERYuIfT..s
n H. That Johnst"n aud berry lii has great variety
Of tsffsts and Iu..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
NEW RlDOkS

n r TuOMrSO>'s-Ju-f received . large Invoice sf
IA AaanAls fns Isfs. nfNs Javcssle hesks, schsssl
i-.aks Th-se-es hsoks M>iieai hcoks. rre~hyter,an
P-ains and nyasn- - plain ssd fsssy einnss. scrap
t<r,ks. Music t-oks. etc. fsrtfcutsr- hrteaaef
1OHN ~ THOMPSON
Wholesale and Retail Ruok seii-r ard slat,osss
Nov y. tniou q me
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
DANCING ACAnrMY

M N"AMf ~ ID. BLAiQI'E. luSio,,e-s an p.,.
WI.,,'E, w"Hh respectfully iufpFm the CITIZEN. ,,s
III, ~hn Nei"nt That she VIII ofcn Al G.u~r,-
VAN s,iesf, sco.il f,r instrurt ,,, of Y,su
s'tS- aud Masters IN the leaui i'm !,
hesiihini escrc're at Dancing e""
a., = MOOT ,oa iorNo isrifs--To commence on Mon
~ W IS.h ins'. and open oh MoxbAY Trgsp,v .,d
NtsSHrnsv Wfrash wcsk FEM a to n n A N
S .a''a I'"n =" - y " "f the DAYS
yer variety Of fa-hioBside and Fasrv d,,e, ,.,,
ineipsllns tie foLEs. PoLEa CottttIoNs 49, "
,"s'" .r PAutes gwen cvrry other wsek
tm Irrus &C.. So Madame a. .n,sr,i,,.o,, -.
"ieh - To- ~ fouBd this e,ryies s,J IT, N -'
Evening tias-e- wiz h. organized a. .,u,,
- - sanfrf 81 rcHi eB,en (R0i les iI,sn ~, ca,
@ VIZ sAh s-i herr ia, VIII H. plea-.d To- Eve go,
November 20, Ism '"''"s f"f'r-
IA ~, ~ LAMPS, Just received MY Pan and Wty,e,
.,,.s w i-s'a vi lssinp-, such Gin sestfe t.Ils
I .i SsPanod Do. JaPsBcd Suspension 10 n,s.s a.
- sr'"s i.amI~ ai-o Lamp wicks fot sais hy -
FAfRFutfu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

~ Nnrfnnf Jouu OF q ,,iuusi h,s J.,i
'ed Tee p trader 3 table iofsnJ loes in,u,r..l
hi reliance on be- brand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
CAPTURE OF TABASCo.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM COM.
M0DoRE CONNER.
U. s. Ss,r CussssL,sp.

-. .. SHtr SuNssRLAND.
or vera Cruz. Nov. 5. 1916.
Sta: Herewith j. transmitted a COPY of a
letter IRON Com. Perry, accompanied by CO.
pics oil other communications, giving A do.
tailed account oi his operations with A.
,schmen, from the s4usdrou in The river OF
Tsb~-co. The objects Of the expedition have
have been fully accomplished, and, b, the
destruction or capture of all the enem, We.
sets, check has been given to a commerce
by whiIh munitions OF war were. no toub,
introduced into Mexico from the neirhborins
prorinc. cd Yucstan. Much praise /. due r.
Commodore Perry for the skill snd judgment
manifested throughout the whole cSpedi
ton.
The department will learn with regret the
death al Lieut.. Charles w Morris. which
took place on the LIST inst. on board the Cum
oerlsnd, from wound received AT the tow
oi Tsbasco on the 18th ult. He was an of
iicer oi great promise. and his loss is a mos
SERIOUS one To the service.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
ID. CONNER,
:, Commanding Home squadron,
Hon JosS Y. MASON.
Secretary 81 the Navy, Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
- Bur CAN covsrNrrloy AZ ct,Rrp

GTArioNARy-rbs s>ss s--s-.-us IN ,s- city - az
- TnOMfsDN's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

SNN JuAN BAUTisTA bE TAnAscn.


OctutrT 26, 1916
SiE: Tie undersigned fprrign mcr, hnnts -
tshllshed IN this port OF san Juan Bautlsid dc
Isbisco, IA consequence oi the very serious
injury suffered IN part OF their properly by The
lnug on this city yesterday afternoon. take
Tie hbruy. as neUrals ~ the psrssnt differ
enccs between the United States and Mexico.
aud in friendly relations with the lnrrnrr
power, Ia represent that q continuance OF SIN.
liar d~sifurl'ou Of their property will lead 10
thrir ultiuiste ruin.
We afe induced io address this communi-
cation Ca you. 10 bring affirmed llat unless
the military iOIcr here surrendered this city
ZAP ioyOu, you ielt it your duty Ia coutinue
Institutes, even to reducing the CITY to RUNS
"a hard case, indeed. for tiie parties " ho have
now the honof ut addressing YOU. almost the
whole commerce OF the place being IN their
hands, aud who, coniiliug in the protection
afforded Ia subjects Of iOsvign nation at Mat.
apnfas, aud ~ the march Ol the 4. States army
uP To Monterey. AMI 90 thc declaration at tie
commodore commanding the United States
sqUadTun uh Vera Cu0 have not prepared iar
such m~asur as you have threatened 10 adopt
Co f'duce this place
We thus b o most respectfully To cali youI
attention % oar itritiun, end the positive
min we shall suffer should this city b. &c
stroyed, Trusting you may lave 30 in YOUR
power 20 iske the same into ,ouf favorable
consideration sud mitigate such vef, di-as.
irpus results 90 uuf syersl iniefrsis
We have thc honor to b., 80. your yer, a..
hedIeui humble .rf,anis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
A PREDICTION

j, was predicted some twelve or fifteen
yeSrs ego that u Boston would make th, rail.
IaiS that he railroads woaId make Boston
Zoe iS1stonias pat their shoulders ,o he work
g. 'lrIr most sangniue expectations have bceu
gmnGrd-- B0st. Jour
The same will huld good In our riry. lot
Phiiadcl plia make the Central Railroad. aud
tie Cenital Railrold will make Philadelphis
--PhaGdSiphta dn1ricaH
Aud we may adt that the prediction, if ap-
l'lisd 20 Baltimore, will b. verified in a still
bfealc degree. LIT Baltimore extend her mi.
rad from Cumberland to Pittsburgh. aud size
wtl ENJOY the western trade aud traVsi to an
extent which will exceed the calculations of
tl'e most ssnguine .--BaitimOre Aaericaa.
And We may add that the road { completed
10 Wheeling will give to Baltimore the whole
scope OF Western trade tap the heart Of the
western country, and make Baltimore to the
country what New York now is. n il goes
90 Pittsburgh IL will sinh into the mere recei.
yer OF stolen goods do the people Of Bait;
more ever expect TO prosper by a stolen cha,
ter. They dare not thus defy morality aud
honor. IL - but an attempt to frighten a..
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS. 49, Tn,
Philadelphia Inquirer says that General Cad
'salsaer j. spoken Of - likely 10 havr IN,
command Of the regiment called out in Penn
syivania, for ibe war in Mexico. and adds
The selection would h. most iudicious
The de0enl Is su officer Of nndoubtcd abilit,
s"d his sPPointmenf would induce hundred,
ION "a the movement who would not =,
Willingly march under any other officer.
OFFICIAL VOTE oFNEw YORK tn.
feinu'- 81 the election IN New York. o., rccri
we'd az Albany. officially show ,bat
For Governor.
John Young h4d Iqz az
silss Wnplf iisd 80 912
Young mai ulgI
Faf L.u Goternef
AiHam Gafluef L.I yn0 al
Hamilton FI.k hat I41 f-o
Garln"fs ns gu
The mgo1fg ia favor ~ Toe new e,o.t,,y
t"u b. n ~ ,0ics.
ALABAMA foAaeu dem. IA. hen
eief ira 60 congress iu supply Co., ta,sor, a.
'osione by tle i.Bfhof b q So Cornell.
Gown. ''ei asfe- go tte HsBk of th, SIT.
OF Nofin ta .iuH az fhs d,uoipi,sfio, =.
pf allr. haye made ut,ig spt~srsncs =,
Petersburg. Va
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- I'D GLAIlNl,

- ~ hpbiNepN pn Main sf,s., ~. ,
sonef,sr t.i i,. iaif ia5rr siurk uf fisss .,t E
sr,ti. A.. -. tel' it'iou elias ig d, h. ..,, y
No,et 49, ~ ~ 'isss 81 h.in ,.fises
D.. 1yilN. 's.tinisa. Ts-ts,,i rt....
ssa sL,,i,s.s 49,. ''ss sd ofrrou risid. ~, ig
Z. ssi,,rs, =, a.s'i, ssauaefs R,l.. - 49,.
fats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

a.. s SrGtMrr "NuEv."
A au, boz 90 trout Of the citv II
TsHfsCO. Oct 26. 1916
Gentlemen ~ consideration 1T ihr fepre
ssuiatiOus nlsdr by you in your coHmuuies
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

WATCHES.

WAIOHES.
NAVE lust received good assortment Of Gold aud
- siver " atclter a. f,pws:
1sld cas- Detached Liver wAtele-
Ahcbet
1rpin
silver case iIessched Lever Watches.
." Anchor
4" 1-pin
NerTv watches. The sbave vstrbe. "a "a
sold a. Eastern prices and srrAnic to 49,, ti,ne ME
e~- NOV .. fAIRCHII.D.
a COST Being snNiou- Ia reduce our Large .ioc
- OF Ladies Drc-s t'a-sis, offer entire siock
Of hne French CAshnseres a cod.
Nav - SENRENEY A RIloDEs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

THIS DAY NOVEMBER 18TH
! AHoiher AssortmeHf Nsn and Splendid
DRY GOODS.
81 WE l-en received tic New Cheap store OWN
- bNiIN nearly "s'po-iic i,s N"rih Western Hank
turned frop, The Eastern cities vince he b.- mad an,
s"seni se'eeii"n "f New Fancy and staple Df, tal.
TO" has Ten raid Ia thu wants 81 the Ladies Please
sNr We an early esithAi Ne ssAy hav. opportunity
o. ehhIhnIns :" "a" oar Nr GooSs. whether yoa paf.
NV Is. NM nIIIeV
TrsT received b-Aatn,i a--s,tn,en, OF ssx.,, wo,
Lama. OreF"n, aud Catalonia plAia. s'-a variety
:" oei h,"d. 81 Plai., ''' nancroa. nen,an
4 "'@FS'" WA. BAILEY.
a FEW patterns or Raw snk Piaia., very de.ir.h HE
s.; teee,' ..ah, new article f-r dre.-c-. plaid
AlPacAsete WM N III rv
"a fEw patterns very rich omi~A Cashmere and
- p.ains en'l~o'dcrsd. Wa'er-l riiks. Velvet asa
PA1I seart.. sso beautiful sS-,stBpeut of tbo-c
.s,y ehrAr French worked ensrs ria n-- X VI glove.
sns "s e'e an 81 which vii ls sold very cheap The
NJ" e"esP S"fe 81 wa BAILEY.
SnAwI.-; Iu't received G.w beautiful new -i,Ic
- Ierksfi a'd very rich hne-e .LAwI. s- vari.
shswI.. WW nSit ~
GiDriir. CAssin,-fe- and yc-iin-s; Iass received.
~ eAssinssfrs and u,o.i t-aaiin E-sinr.
etyr f"asla To this ety, sfs striped darWne Ws,ru
'',- N""Nes'"gSa bhLENr.
SENTLEhEN'rfssey crsvsas--Ptiae~ a. I.tuxit,c
DeNhs. traa'.tai auteie. Fasey satin. Pssis
'ss, 'A.eA "a''an and Navy crsv~is", BAiI.EY's.
HI aud Drss MsetinAw Bl.ake,s at
N"' "a RtILEYr
VlsiTtNG CARDS; Just received . lsrr. .-.o,,,,,,
=" u"'se npe engraved. riu eirr.l and .p.n,rl,-l
''sh'nr sAFds al t'e Bos,k 81 " 4 ROuu
MY - ror,,., A, NJ. -, '.S"',
~ uIh faief iu.i reeevr, fssi, sur,iy Of thu, nm.
F"hHc, r.ss real osrs<l, pam rtH swd ,.,, ,,,s
f~"r ruisac fef ins all of ll,e Is..i -, 49,, :,
'--nf'ss"r ~ le. al the took store 81 ~ RoRIi-
ANIMALS FOR 1877.
- reeetscd The Christian KesYsAk.. IN, ,s,-
O. ,l,s .a.,rs ohe,ss fF Ieti, Chfi-tn,as nasss.,a
.ln OF ffieudsliiP fpr ISIs The slBVe
nc "'n-f heAai f at razra,i,srs Prrss,,,s a -
t " nAAe es'ies present. 40 End n hy eait,rs s,
""S'r'y al It's hook store of " 4 ROne
PsNihs s"a lyWn@ just received fsr.l, sunni, a,
sslir aud W Bitr. for the of Inc
march. tic last cdiiioa "a Ito l-os stsTr az =
NOV -. w RoHB. cur Nam and I'aion 81
STEEL rr'- JUS rcocived lA,re-i ana 49,, ,.ao,
"ea' ~ rfeci Pens thai ever s-U ,,,,,.,, ~ ~
"e'Aei. ih"y CONSIST og kd ev.r MAJ, "a -
'rsn,'',s i"r oarrciycs. ~ the took siofe 81 80
N"'@ w RoBB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

Last OF persons killed, woandcd, AID drowned
dunug the expedition TO Tahasco.
KILLED.
Charles Esimond. seaman OF the Rafiian.
woUNDEB.
Charles w Morris, lieutenant, Of the Cum
bcTldnd. since died.
John Sutherland. s-aman. oi the Rariau.
Gvorge PcHroe. sraman, oi the Rantsu.
Drowned.
Richard w. Butler. ordinary seaman, OF
the X titan.
BcnJamiu Mckcnuy, SEAMAN Of the Cum
bcflsud. NJ. &. PERRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

BABACH q co.
WATSON. CltABOr s. Co.
British merchants.
RODRIGUEZ Y CIR.
ASENClO DE ASAGAN.
PUTlEWOZ SACERDRUMiN YLA.
MANI. X. SOLEr.
Concentrates EsIanol
ARRU ECON y. JON GODAY.
MANI. X. SOLET.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
PIANO FORTES

IT, oIene aud nov ready fsf Sae D., The sui-ssiiy
~ cszsW Piano Porte. Noe ytss,6 .vd 49,
ea-. ~ very superior tone aud dnisl si,a 49, i-et
MaHufsriufrr's pftecs. Asu large ss-prt .,e,t ~
hsna ln-ifametus Guitars, Plan snd Msrhins ts,.t.
i"ltns, hes Volta sifiarp, New music aid .,,.ie IN,
i'ef eir. large stock To,s aud Vsr,,tY 800. 80
hand which OTTER az . small advance "a -, -"
J. MELLOh. Tnion q
"'@''"' o"lps Nioeiinz Va
"a ~. tltoro who prefer ssats made ,,.i go, a.,
- tflou luE siik guofs Mhf--ilng Ns.yf,e,.,s
ihRlf - y W Goa 81 te Great central Route f,.st,t
riofr. Pam sisck siK velvet Gsnrv .5,,,. - 80,
aeA rsins sififsd ard plaid g. siik veaiias ete s
-fis Ha"dssrchirfs ristn tisrk fagsy partsf af
So. 4 ". ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
SHIP

flARfENfER b rOOi.s--Thc subscribe, h. h., %.
- ssiNed rbip 'sfpeuief's Axcs aud Aa.es ko,a n
~ watson View YORK, Dunlap and Madeira Rsit,..,,
pattern and CineihEsii from n y s,.,l,es a. 49,, -,
Mneh :. zoe m"si approved PATTERNS ni the tbr~~ ssr
sna Ni ~ sold a. ti'c Hahufaeiarrs pfise. ,,,t
10 ~ 1sta '~'iese rAMt. NEEI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30
THRIVE NINs.S

TTNioNTowN GIove.-s aa1 pair les, Fn,o.,o,r
make cf Buvkskia gloves
Nov ". SrNsPNrx a ps,onp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

Commodore DAVID Conner. Commander IL
Chiei U. ). naval forces, Cult OF Mexico.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

80 Lsdie- bfrsse-. Cosks, Cape-. Cardinal. spd
Ne'h' Fancy buticrs, al sike. and color. ana ~
$3.50, ss latest patterns NlFcfve and oilScs new syr
t-i hnHf"'i' Gimp bead, Sewing slik Sgol.air snd
s'Iy ''iTf Aind ia usc 81 cs,iorrst sEd x.ri.s,ed
fringe at nov u HRisK PI.iS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

OFFICIAL VOTE or NEW YORK The
feinu's oi the election IN New York q. r,,,.i.
we'd az Albany, officially show That
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

RLNtk, Brown add Drah Mosven a new and ,I.,,,
NV H. is,ss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-30

III rreetscd The Christian KesysAke. IN, ~,
- ..Iss"s-h'Ps ohertos for Ist5 Chfi.tp,.s Rl,.sy
..t' ,.lh OF fficudsliiP fpr IrIs The sNp,e sr,rs
nc "'o- eAai ifal at rRsra, isrs Prrso.s =, III
,., etsies ptes-ni. "a ~ End ~ eaiiirss iu
S3 ~ wv po"A store of WI RDDg
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03
AN AMERICAN LAWYER IN PARIS. Mr.
Wright Hawkes., a N. Y, lawyer, has entered
upon the practice of his profession at PARIS.
CITY lNTELLit4ENCE

Sleighing. The snow which began TO des.
cend on Friday night and continued without
intermIssion until Sunday afternoon, is now so
deep and compact as 10 afford the lovers of
sleIgh-ridlng an opportunity of enjoying for
some time so agreeable pass-time. Before
the snow ceased falling a number Of sleighs
were out, and now that 1t has ceased, all such
vehicles in the city, It would seem, are brought
into reqnisition. At the presently riiing mum
beress sIeighs of every form and size are Gid
ing swiftly by our Office, and tho music of their
bells iTnparts mcrriment 10 the scene. The
drivers dexterously ply their whips to the
horses backs, and thus put "lta and metLle IN
their heels" During the whole Of Yesterday
little else was heard besides the ringing and
iingling of sleigh bells. Even the proprintors
Of some of the Omuibnsses have had them
placed On runners for public accommodation,
so that the people may h We cheap sloighlng-
The late cold weather has made the earth So
hatd, that unless we have a sudden CHI lnge or
fall Of rain, the snow will last for some tune.
The New Workers. are not the only folks in the
world who can have good seghing
accidents to Sieighs. A number Of slerghs
were upset yesterday, and some were broken;
but no m my to life or limb, so far as We could
learn, was sustained. A sleigh containing three
gentlemen was upset at tho corner of Pratt and
Charles SITS and the horse becoming frighten-
cd, dashed up Charles s. and broke the sleigh
10 pieces; and at the corner Of Charles and Bal
timere SIS. cane in contact with another sleigh
which was slightly damaged.
Serious Charge. Geo. w, Goodrich, charg-
ed with stabolug William Rogers, was arrested
yesterday by High Constable Grtfprd, and tai
ken before Justice Egerton, who released hun
on security to appear at court
appropriations. The City Councils have APP
proprldtei for various purpoSes,up 20 this date
S-,133 81:
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DI Z ID

On The I'd instant of II lingering Illness, which sh
bore with christian f0ElIde, MARY JANE cOukOVt o,
John MeGe0' u, in the 18th year of her age, IaeviI
dlsc0nsOlate husband and two small children e1
mourn her irrepa able LOGS.
She is gane to her house and portiOn fair,
Her treasure and het heart are there,
And her hiding hoIHC;
For her the eldet sisters stay,
And Jesus bis them come. FnRrHR
Her friends ant acquaintances are iRvilsd 10 at
tend her fHuarat this (rues'iay) ternHnn, at o.
clock from her late residence, No. 81 Bond st.
On the 25Lh ut IzApgTH wife Of Thos. Maehen
in the 45th ar of her age.
On the 25th ult Wh AENRsLgV MORAY, in th.
Slth year ~ his age, naive o. c,nInty Wicklow
rr md, but for the last S years resident Of thu
States.
At VicksbHrg, Miss, 18th alt. Mrs Ans JARR Hall
in her 3Ulh wear, wife of j. J Hall, and haushter VI
Joseph N. CraddocS, formerly OF Baltimore
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NEW HATS vs.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

Me3srS. Editors Of he ChnPcI;
{1]- Many are the ills aud veKatons one is subject
to, who sports a shocking bad hat. In Oldrn times
il was conceded that ''the mind is the index of the
man," but now, this age of improvement and great
dl cernmeAt, let the body be the tenement for mind
of the mobGst attributes, of heart good and
generous, how liable is the possessor be cut, and
passed by unn0tced if he be not decked in the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! It
in fact, is now all and all to constitute the man for
who is not allured by outward appearances Aye,
does not ''the learned pate duck to the golden god"
more in obeisance to what on the head than in it,
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
ing recognitions and honed congratulations, should
go 10 "KEEVIL'S," 80 BALTIMORE STREET, there
purchase a HAT cheap, and of quality to DER gloss
faults imnumerabe, if such there be, the which,
s'Like richest Alchymy,
Will change to virtue and to w0rthinesso
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. KEEVIL,
mh3 .eoifT Agent the Proprietor.
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1916.
MACH,
LIsT OF APPLICANTS.

For TIE benefit Of the Insolrent Laws Of Mty,
Lani for the last ireek
WIN. Moore, merchant A. CHOper, shoemaker
Jas. McLachItn clark 2 u. Norris, h60rpy'T
Jtg. w. Cherry, c0rdwa' III. Wheeler, shorn,ake
Dam d Gin, gent. y Philpat, acRtnaker
David Wheeler, wagner Jas. Pew, labOEeE
r. KTausS, -hOeIa lkpr
APOr debts less than S5G.
TO appear before the commissioners, the 6eh
April, 1916.
Day of final hearing, 9Th June ls46.
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I 100000 3 d.I,,sa;aa 4S f. Is

WEEK, III which TREMBLEY n co. will be found
doing their share of good to their numerous custom
ers, Notwithstanding we do not advertise as having
sold The capital prIze every day. We invite attention
to the following grand schemes for this week;
TUESDAY, $40 O01. Tickets 81, shares in pro
portion. rs Nos 10 drawn ballots.
AY-Grand and nCh scheme, 3 capitals
$40 con. Tickets IS, shares in proportion
THURSDAY, $4,000. Tickets 81, shares In pre-
portion.
FRIDAY, $1,000. Tickets s2.. Shares in PIE
portion.
SATURDAY-The favorite Small Fry-Capital of
5000, Tickets 81 IS; halves 81 cts; QIs Sic. CTR
ucates of packages of 25 whOes for 8 q; halves So
quarters $3.50; eighths Sl75.
All orders for prizes go safe when addressed to
TRRMBLEY & co.
No. South Charles street,
1t one door from RalIimOra street.
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EVERY PERSON READ THIS AID.

{J- LET ENENY FFKoUN KFAD THIS nd
VEKrlSEMENT! EMORY + CO., opposite Bar
NUNS, universally conceded to be the greatest prize
sellers in the United States, sold the first and second
capital prizes in SatuIday'J Lottery. A way to
obtain pecuniary relief, or procure the means to in
duge in the uxnTieS Of lif is 10 purchase lottery
ticket at this famous prize Office Orders from any
part OF the United States for tickets in aRv Of the
Lotteries, are ALWAYS answered by retura mail, when
sent to EMORY CO, opposite Barnum's,
II ri baltimore, Nd.