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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
COUNTY ConRr

Session hfst Monday iu every month C,asrie, s..,.
Add in March, June, August aac Novenisr '"
ARCH WOOUf. pfesiding Jneiite
= JACOB, Prosecuting AtiaTney.
JOHN MfOiIOCH Clerk
EI.IJAH DAY. Coroner.
Gro w SIGHTS. Commissioner Of Revenue
SAMUEL OLDHAM f5r co,rtrt
ONERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Thomas iiormtrook 4 Todd 4 C,st..-.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
y Atkinson, M'Naushisn. vs. Grefg BFEeu,s
MAGlSIRA TES.
a Woods Rldgciey 4 DWrov
tAhtniey hrinins Wo1ds
lHnodsfes yohn hfaly - Atkinson
III Johnston. Ino q Good fDhn p,r
John English pohau u Thofnhurg
n rweeuey Wcpas John Gilmore
Ito " sddis D Thofuiurah 3 sh.,psf
J Jacob Nfoiioch Stewart
irein. a Rogers ias K,fft
Nrei yanrs Baker, rs NJ Sicily
ltr0t f4nodlsa MCCOY A Yairs
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TuE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE!i,
\ NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED BY
!. e. EUSS s. or.

i One door ADORE the United States Hoiei.I
WATER ar. WHEELING, VA.
TITLE PGoPRlEroRS have just received snd now
- orgniay large and elegant assortment OF Fo-eig
pha and Baltimore 10 which the attention of the ciii
pens Of Wheeling and surrounding coun Try is respect
fully iavi'etl.
our stock rrrh,ps ile LARGEST In the city. enihrac
ing all the latest and appgoy al styles consisting q
CbOrIfS. CASSIME biS. "a
Ofthesc havc and excellent assortment. such
Black hlue Black, Invisible Green and other Fancy
colors: tsses these have large and well se,ccied
assortment Of NESrtNGS, such plain and Fancy
stain. plain and rd SILK plain a fancy Ma settles, Buf,
Cashmere, English Quilting, &c. sc.
TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Including an qualities and coors
Irish Linens. Linen Check. Gnghom. Csrnhroons, ard
all other Iishl Goods suitable for Summer Ware.
A Large Assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Made aud trimmed IA good STYLE 10 suit tc INN ciiae
requirements OF purchasers together with endless
of iinc and fancy articles such a. Linen and
Cotton shirts shirt Collars Bosoms, Hdkis Scans, Sas
pcnders, Gloves. Hosiery, sc.
Having procured cutters and workiren OF ackncwl.
edged merit. prepared To make up any article OF
Clothing to oT.g. IN style that cannot fail To please
those who appreciate III. combining aud ecr
aud In fac, tc Good Intent viii he found TO lie OF the
most fashionable establishments Ia the city.
Ia conclusion, we invite friends respectfully. 10
call and examine stock previous To purchasing else
where are determined topaz that attention
customers which viii not only merit hut their
patronage aud influence.
JHHUss s co.
business my account. therefore nav friends and
TONERS respectfully invited 10 call al the store
OF HUSS & co.
ap. 10. G.. w. GRAHAM.
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MlNTO8lrs WHEATFIELD HOTEI

HOWARD 81. BAtTiNOgE.
FyyflE UNDERSIGNED csqcrfiol, .,ru,. ia friends
u and tie travelling public generally that be- has taken
the entire management of tLC Wardiacd Ho.c aud thor
oighy cCaracd, painted aud rr dtusscd 30 on a iipe
fpr style rendering ne most arree ale Iiye n
the Ciiy and ss@s share o. Tho Puieg patronage.
JOHN MINTOSU
y. u. The Nheai1eid Porter is avays reads thc
arrival of GAYS and Boats 90 convey ta-easc go tue Hotel
zee of cHArgc.--gm. Aus
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
Es- Es.yFy FP.yssFy

~ - TAKEN tic store No. 4. Nsn stree. ounosi,,
81 NendS aud uarloufs Furniture Wave Rooms
mbete ne hos received and VIII keep cons! s hand
large and handsome STOCK 81
FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR
Day GnOuS
Which he oilers a. Wholesale Retail tho most "a
vorahlc terms BIS stock b. new purchased with carc
and art VI u with especial attention the wants OF
The retail trade The Ladies and Gcntcuon Of WLecnr
aud vicinity are invited 10 call on him. and he fafers
himself thai they VIII find hs stock aud r.iccs TO o.
lue a. desirable those vi any other establishments ia
the city.
lie declines enuncraing Goods ~ present.. pa; re can
assure his friends tat they viii mud fhiuv desired
10 Dry Goods Store, a. they cell aud examine
aP 10 UARR .CIl.
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OFFICE OF THE PROTECTION INSURANCE co
ssrrosIIE InE MONROE HOUSE. WIN Z pETERSON. ArI
MAYOR-M & GOOD,
COUNCILMAN

Themas Hughes, MI.uTe, John Hamilton II W
Phillips, w Mitchell, Morrow, Geo Robinson, 4
sanborn, Brady, $ + Iuliihen, 4 r. Ladlcy, James
PAUL, w Limerick, Tanner, NJ Nelson, Amok, ID
Lamb, II Echols, II Austin.
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RANKS.
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA
ARCH. WOODS, Tresiden,, j. LIST, Cashier.
! Woods WV shIiysr CIV THOMPSON
Tho" Paul sc SnISSe" Az "F' Woods SG'aso"
Meeting ON Thursday ofesch week.
MERUIIANTs n MEDHANICs' BANK OF
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pres. $ BRADY, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Caldwell w T. selby Jas Baker
j he W GSS;,D, TTs F,oo, INC
Meeting ON Tuesday OF each week.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
ries%er sa@I ' sGiSiIsn F sSIs'a'"
RoB'r, mccoy, Treasurer.
Meeting on Thursday of each week.
INSURANCE..
WHEELING FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
Orig sA Mi i' SEE .f FIe.d MS.s0F
DIRECTORS
III T Ts,a" y 81 i R"' s'! ''S
Rw HARDING Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
ofrioE oS MAIN srREEr, ~ SAME BUILDING sAviNGs
THOMAS nGGIiEs, President,
DIRECTORS.
Nelson Johnston John Kno;e
J Baker j CTumhacker A Paxton
Baker w Il SeIhy
ROBERT MCCOY, Secretary.
OFFICE OF TIE COLUMBUS INSURANCE co.
At snRivER b srELLE's wARE-nous ~, WATER
III LIST, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.
~rrosrTE SoSRor norsE. WINE PETERSON, Agi.
MAYOR-M G GOOD,
C0UNClLMEN.
Themas Hughes, M'Iure, John Hamilton, II W
Phillips, w Mitchell, Morrow, Geo Robinson, 4
sanborn, Brady, + IIulihen, \ r. Laidley, James
Paul, w Limerick Tanner, NJ Nelson, Amiok, ID
Lamb, II Echols, II Austin.
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IiOHNBNOCR * DILLON,
PLUMBERS,
(ITE y a y IIEIL, EIIL, 4 y u u "

Will TIL N-IIfIaII
= Asst SIDE MARKET 81. a few DOCS to'ow the
81 osi Odicc, have supplied then Selves with
and large engine, and other GAtpts -ir business IN
superior style. and fatcr Ga, msc.vos tEnt with
years tAI EkiENCE they will lie ale 10 render tiC
most pCffcci sR'istsctisu.
They carry on DE House old STEAM GOAr rLUM.
III No u at rs branches.
LAIE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
Hy arrangements with She maaui5ctulrr We have re.
ccved aud VIII cons t1ty lc retcNIt. snd prepared io
supply tie a'ovc tipc, wholesale and lC,a of thc les.
quality, and as BOW cau lC hSd iu tEC cuUI.lry.
They lave constantly o. band lydIsHis OF different
descriptions, H1icfs ktites water Clua,s. bg;h tufs
lot and cold shower laas, osts Tor tsae'ura che.u
ca appafous, lead cuurs, parent lain ruuYs lead pi
oil an sizes, sheet lead oil any .aicnJss AID WoTac s 6,
HHv aurci OF form.
Nacr conducted through 'catrn pipe, from springs O.
dv Cling hl.scs iu tlc gouaIfy.
superior pumps toy country We. steam cG-irCs. &c
All oitcfs ihaIafdly received and puDctaay ATTENDED
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posi- OFFICE

NJ -shis office - the largest disfii uing ole a. Is
Believed, IN she Union The service tenders the
employ Of SIX assisians necessary. The WcNCrI
Mail nom ashiugiOn the whole OHIO, Ind 10
Inois, Iowa, WISCONSIN, Missouri, Arkansas Kentucky
Tennessee, and part Of Alabama and Mississippi dis
AREiV Al Ann mp ARTIrnF oF THE NAILS Al
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\ ", y a. R Il " q r.
INSURANCE..

INSURANCE.
W fSKS win he taken iv the FIRE q ,iArrNp -.
~ sChANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING Ar ,ur
towNsr UkrEs on - -
buildings Of all Kinds, stone triek or wooden sndthe.r
s,esmloa's, factories ianis, sc.
Furniture
And merchandise Of al Kinds
Ana agairsi az dangers attending NJ
soots on rivers, lake. seas, canals. and rair ads
Tor we character Of the company - 10 pfou
anu efsiy an tie adjustment and payment of iosses
We reg cHte TO fcfar 20 the merchants % this nar @
elsewhere who have had the adjustment Of claims mon
aug I. " Nv .
RETURN PREMIUMS
FEfuE FIRE MD MARINE INSUR NNCR COMP
- NJ OF WHEELING VIII return ten er cent an an
p,enuus received Tor risks taken from this time where
no loss has occurred.
f,b - II ~ uNcnrNe 60,
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CArtrAL $4,000
II Ills company, teng now duiy organised !, pyrr,rrl
20 make Insurance on every DESCRIPTION OF Fr. and
Marine kaks such a. dwelling houses store IIouscs
Mish their contents. Also scan Boats Flat leN. ami
heei loois wh their eargocs 10 and from amy mort on
TIC ONO and Mississippi rivers. their trs streams
Applications sf Insurance 10 ie made og the r,s al
the Office of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
aug r. MCCOY sc,,y
RETURN PvEMstNS
TILL WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF
- WHEELING VIII return 10 per cent on an prem.
Oss has occurred. Il Mccoy see,,
mar ?, lsij.
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~ TW unfold an unUGrHisicd tale.
For truth Is mighty and wU preydH"
Wei here came 0Hoc more NTH me FOUR
BIG Doors open, and stock Of neto
and Fashionable Spring Goods. oii me
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
$50 EbgRkiSN ElBGNkI
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MAN and Ornamental IinAinr

! OF OF HnUS, 10 0nIrr, IN tht most thUI1urh
manner and at the cheapest iptce
ILANN BOOKS tumishedt. ail Va'i,rn.
Magazines, Pamphlets Music. *. louuJ
IN lltc most substantial manner
Old books II bound, &c
ihe Eiudcly will be under the charge of J.
UiLCiIklSI, JR. vu experienced AND cenpe-
'cnt workman, 20 wLon. any oul,ls may BE-
given.
ihe subscriber is satisfied il1t De cana and
u determined io irnisa o. ssUd wcrl. ss can
pc zone iu u'e city. atos cheap Vud With
TIE utmost Iromptn.ss
Sieom6oOt Oi,EtiS AID Eildtgs. are rar-
'icul"r.y invited to gite him call. as he i
prepared Co furnish hOohs ana Hills cut and
out. at the shoitos uv,rc.
may rs i WHARTON
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VOis.ulc Mil.
WHEELING TIMES Il ADVERTISER
WuEELING TIMES & GAZETTE.
PuDLlsHEDDAiLYT RI WEEKLY BY
y. q. WHARTON

Real and steamboat advertisements serifs' and
COMMISSIONER sales ihea,fos cTcus OF similar adNer
Using, not TO be published by the year.
Advertisements chase0Ne nv the insertion should. -
all ises c accompanied by the written directions
the number of nscriions ~ not. they will lc published
tin forbid. and payment cNactcd
Nv advertisements inserted gra'ui'ously
Marriages and deaths are published news. Ot-
usries and funeral invitations are acknowledgements
The privilege Of advertisers, by the year, confined
10 of their regular business and
exceeding squares. An other advertisement by
Them will tc charged At the usual rates.
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CONSISTING IN Iart OF the following Satin Jeans
Checks of every Kind; Slate cold Linen. Drah do Brown
do, BTookted do, Ginghams Cotton CaSsimorcs Heavy
keseys Sstiincis Linens of all kinds Summer cloths
CIoion coating; Twceds Gold mixed do Dark. do DrSh,
hrk Summer cloths Suspendcts Gloves and stocks.
CRANATS-Silk and Satin; also Gnglam and JAG.
onet cravSis, Scars, Silk aud satin.
Fine Cassimercs, French Doe skin do; Fancy Plaid:
French do; Wool Black Buekskn.
iNGS-C aslIueTe, MarsaiIes, silk and Satin of
every quality.
CLO1IS-Super fine French cloth. black do Blue do,
Green do, Brown do, Invisible Green do.
All Of which Will he made up order az the shortest
notice and most fashionable and style and al very
law prices IL Is not necessary for tell the public
that am TAILOR for 1t Is wen known that | hsve
held my place fashionable Tailor from the very lib
era support OF This Fashionable community aad have al
stood No. l.
The public will find IL to their advantage cali the
Great Central Route Clothing Store, where they viii find
first rate assortment of
LEPI dy .FSHSIe Clothing
all OF this Springs make and the accumulation OF an
old stock of eight ten years standing. the
public those who paronizc that all my garments
made in the latest style, good Goods ard will
rant my work ia III, and for LOW tRCES that can't c
lea Call al tie Great Central Route Store FOR BAR.
GAINS.
A NJ
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SrEAHI pniNrn.

For manufacturing purposes 'c supp'icdto sevs-a
descriptions OF mechanics, la Zoe 2ud story their l
dug, or on the -sound hour a. avery moderate rent
" heUnr, Aprii ., 1clG.
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T.flOUR.-FreSh ground Family Flour FROM Tie bc-
July IlENVIN
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OFFICE OF TIE COLUMBUS INSURANCE CO.
At snRivER srELLE's wARE-norsE, WATER
III X LIST, Secretary.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

r ESff,'rFtLiN irtl-ns hi- itlrn1a srd Tire rutli.
- o HE city Sudu orho.d tha' De Is now ivtci,
nr snd orcuiHr t sac 90 tle a. owe sps,vus too s
suhc'y tfcsh stock 90 very choice FANflN. g Roe ~
kths, fkof Is4oNS, a.. consisting urdtt % Sac fol
lowing articles
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- Ianc Row. No. . ana FORMERLY occurred ty Low
rI snd boon The most splcI0,j Fashion abe and AR
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Join " MecIea,y, rlosIIIsI Z wrhcr. and s.r,e 1l

John VI. McCrccry, Elokic - Wrhcrs and Sarah his
wi,e David q. McCrcary Louis, MoCrcnry, Eiz,cih
MCtfcary, and w tiiam I. Gordon, Defendants.
The Defendants Joln NJ. M-Creary, Ezek ic -. Nith
crs and Snral, his wife, ana William +. Gordon not
lug entered their appearance and accord.
and % Appearing by ssisarof proc. lhat they not
ha iaas cd the ComIouWca ln cd rgiuil; on motion
oftlC Cualplainauts hy counsel ordered tie said
Defendants de- appear hcrc ul thc .rs. dtN tr newt
Fan tcyin Cd tins Court aud the Cnnpaii1sts
hill aud that copy OF Die order tc nf,, i'E Inserted m
some news aver prifei M tLe city OF Wheeling 1r Two
months successfully aad posted TIE tuuI door ol see
cour. ho;'sc ot OhIO co,tlN a COPS tcsc,
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Complainant.

/ -STiRGtNiN.--N CuANrrry. Rnies he'd IN IN
" Gle ~ omCc ut Rae Cifci' Superior Coust of aw
esd thcr,el ior &c COunis vt OHIO, the uonts u
l.df. "a tUl prfau. t.u,.t,iu.nt
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- OFFEE.-.eu Bsgs Rio Cofoe
" 80 pockets Old Guvernn ent Java Cotas inst recon-,
Cd and Tor sale by jel9 j. ". PANTON & co.
q CASKS SON sALTs-Rcccivcd and for sale b.,
- Jee HUDSON 4 MORRISON.
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mis.e,iane,ns siecortI.

scHn J,MEs BAnIow from New oleans dragged her an.
ha the & to e on and
in towing her Off aud anchored her wind ward the
nd ,owed her to the doeR The Sa.
material damage.
BARK MARTIN w. BRETT, remains at anchor near the
Quarantine ground
SG sGnI pnI Mf SM m rSr p
While taking il the souaressii. ie overheard and was
drowned.
scna soyrIsHsKR. Lewis, from Boston Philadelphia
M lost fnesa,l stern boa' stove bulwaks &c. and was
lon IS 50, by .chr VIM Hart, at Philsdsiphia. 49,
Ba.a osenoL Lane from phaa:,pSis for Mss.sls.
FhlsSsiphii ed S. with pump: CHECKED
q hours out aud latitude asiers. The
vessel sustained injury and is believed to be perfectly
Bark Gen Adams Of Bowasinha| Nov Nh lat 3 g. lon
pha Also, passed 9th inst lat 49, Ion 10 brig sta
ter ss in Is by The ian big from Havana
bound to Baltimore, under jurymsss having lost both top
Foreign Ports.
PonT srAIS Oct s-In port bark Hope Gray from Phi
Baltimore, just arr.
Home Ports.
bark Tse o p S @
Thomas Havana 18th, schr Handy rost New York via
SeFEoL., Nov aoAr revenue amer Legsre, Cost fun
Gulf Mexico via Charleston with uader bound to
NEW oHLsAss. Nov is-cid steamship, Galveston, Havi-
poo e,ee Massa
teds Msss o ss Sia.
in; Swift, Havana; briggs Uncas W'ms do; Hope Howe,
cola; Flonnda, Arnet, Brazos 81 Jago Emma Rickard
FH,I,nsLrHrA, NoY sa-Arr bark Venezuela, Dill, Porto
iaq fsiss
Peter Dsm and bfis Mo.tlie' ssVanasS s' ~ "
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Or. FELIY GOUR1UD'S

1T ALAN M + d. c. T ED SOAP.
THIS admirable emollient is now by common onsent,
rated No a remedy for betches pmpes, pustules
scur reckes sunhun all kinds OF every
species of dscoloaton Of the skin All competition has
been completely dsenced by this invaluable preparation
creased than 500 and is still increasing The
cearnes end freshness which its impirs the complex
have rendered proverbal beautfer Of the skin:
and dressing room can be considered furnished with
per toilet that lacks
GOUR.aUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED soap.
1t is aso adel'co compound and be used in hard
salt water and and remedy for
the bites OF insects beauty be- a, It Is asserted only skin
Deep is the important that the thin covering in which
loneliness resides should be kept in its present
sractve Org might amply flying merits Of his
Italian Medcted Sosp but he thinks that the number
tcaes which have been published throughout the Union
Of several thousand doliars the Doctor from
Physcians Clergymen Members Of Congress-
Of ships Officers Of the Army. and host of distinguished
frequiIed the Doctor thinks sufficient convince any
wilfnly blind II there be any such, the Doctor
might apply them the language cfscrptue and say I'll
believe not Moses and the neither would believe
Gourauds Poudre Sabtle positively extirpates root aud
branch, all superfinous hair.
Gourauds Liquid Rouge will mpar the pale cheek aud
Gouraud Grecian Hair Dye will change red gray hair
TO a beautiful black.
Gouraud Lily hte instantly dsspates rednesscs ushes
and roughness.
Beware OF and remember that impossible to
the genuine of Dr. Goursud
his depot 81 Walker store Broadway and OF
his
AeESrsH Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Boston, A. s.
yordon, Milk street; LOWELL Carleton Coz Worcester
Green 70; Pierce ALBANY "a m
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BALTIMORE, Nov %, 1885,
The Death Of Ridgsly7he Remains of the Disi;nsished

BALTIMORE, Nov as iess.
The Death of Ridgsy The Remains of the Dsfins~ishsd
Desd-Searei,y Of Sailors Marksts, &c
The death of the galan. Captain Raddolph Ridgley
has another gloom citv 30 far Baltimore
has suffered more than any other city in the Union by
the and in who could be less spared in the pre-
sent emergency Of the country than any others that
could be named Rrggold's famous Flying Artillery
are again without commander and il will trouble Gen
Taylor to fill his place. Lieut. Mills, who his
route to Monterey to bring the remains of Colonel
Watson, on hearing of Rdgsly's death, procured a
coffin at New Orleaos, and will bring his remains
also We may therefore, about Christmas or New
Years expect to receive the remains of four galsnt
Bsltimoreans, Ringgold, Watson Riigey, and Herman
Thomas the later of Mc' ulloughs gallant rangers,
an. 'hough not AN officer, will be received with equal
honor
oil Nelly Webb. an old woman who. for thirty
ye,rs past mas sold apples end chkes in Tho court house
ue esterday she ives no@n BY every one Bst.
aud has been regarded of the fixtures of
the court hou She hai relations. ant learn has
let her property consstii oi 81 coo in the Savings
Bank snd house and lot TWO law, of this city
There such scarcity OF sailors here that vessels
vented from sailing this account The ships
Alexander and Republic have been laying in the stream
for me time.
The Old Fellows had a grand funeral process.
sion yesterday, on the occasion Of the burial of
Captain Briggs, of the schooner Direct, who
drowned by the sinking Of his vessel during the late
gale. The body deposited at the Hall
preached over II, and the procession nearly mile
In length.
THr MAnKtrs-on Saturday there wa, nothing done in
our or grain the Baltimore market On Friday sales Of
hour made S. hui Saturday holders refused
operate al tins price and consequently aohins doue
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MARITIME HERALD.
POaY VF sEW YORK. NOVEMBER a..


Ships Amencan Eagle (new) Chadwick London. J Girls
VOID; Anson Buckman Oh estoo, George Sutton; bark
Emocs. C,oo.e Antwerp Cook Smith brigs Hi,to ian
y,anah sures learn Co; Santiago. Perkins, Brest,
Eoser & Nicksson; hsmet, Coleman, ST Thomas, w w
Prntt VIM VS. Handy New O-ieans; schrs Courier,
Couch, Richmond Eugenia. Goodwin, Phiud Mckee,
Hard X CO.
saturdaybgs Fere Foso lBaz) Quinn, Marsnham and a
market e. Coming son; Aulodia, Cudwo th Fcenton,
NJ, A Horton Il Co; scms w Brown. Frances, Will
mington; Emblem, Bucsman, Balumofe; B Mofeau Ar
noid, I'D Poat, Va.
Arr,~csi.
Brig Captain John Bet a days from Lsguua. with hides
to >rsmiih Welsh. Left Am vessels 10 por-hss
p,rieucea ~eaher he passage Died board
Lasua, IN Sept Pc ef Wiloert, 2a officer, Of Oswego,
rk
Brig vatuf- Of oud n, days from Bahia with hides
talw aud wool 10 Goodhue u Co
Brig scallee Ferry is days from ST Marks with
to Loe, Anderson n co
schr Comet p Oh, i2 d,Ys from Washington. Nc, with
n val store. t. y l. htcrell.
schr Rochestsr Bingham, days from Richmond, with
hou TO Allen farsun.
schr Greeawsy, touch co hours from Richmond, with
flour, 10 Allen X L. xson.
Below.
Bark Ranger Leavitt from Matanzas lays anchor
the Narrows.
Bark Bangor Miikeu of Portland, at anchor near the
Narrows.
Brig George Yates from Charleston with cotton and rice
TO q Buckley.
Blowing gale from w.
sailed.
Ships Victoria and Zenoba Lverpool brigs Fee Eogo
Maranham Lady ofthe Lake. Bermuda.
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videnal thing destined, with present drawbacks
and disadvantages 10 confer immeasurabe benefits upon
mankind. II is the only apology have to make
for it, end though somewhat vogue and indefinite,
1t is certainly sufficiently comprehensive apology.
Leaving this interesting subject Of Mexican affairs for
the present, subject which has been wndfa TO our
champions for military glory and the leter.writers,
cure moment to other matters within the radius Of the
CORPORATION, If you please
The Van Ness case is the great question OF the day
and the parties engaged in II ere the lions for the time
Inc testimony up to Ia at night all for the plaintiff Mrs
conner sppeang TO the Court for the enthusiastically
o he large estate of the late Gen Van Ness by virtue
81 an eneged marriage with him in 1913 in Philadelphia
Inskes very strong prus aeie for the lady and
unless tho letters borne by the testimony of so many
respectable witnesses all appearances the hand
writing Of the deceased proved 10 be feacous and
spurious, the widew wins the premium. But the other
side has yet to be heard and they as that they
int>nd to down with their heavy artillery IN the
very onset demosng all the bright antieipstous Of
the widow In single broadsds.