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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

JOHN Gay ir. Hud john Cos, Defendants.
lie Defend fs not having cVcfoj their appearances
ed 'Ncn security sccorlng 20 the act VI Assembly and
'he rules o. 'iis Court and Spi,A by satisfactory
proof iat they are moi nha Gs VI tie COmInonwo cath
% virginia; motion OF the Complainant by counsel IL
Us orted frat te SAID Defendants do smear here
frst as - s neN al OrR' az Tins Court SDd
TIE COM ieputS li, aad thai copy u this order ls
20 tfvvli Inserted ia Utgiu the city
~ W hecnL To- TIVE usous sueccrVsiy aud posted st
tie LCni door ~ G Court house OHIO county. co.
rs sts'c. ALEX. 4. LAiuLEY, Clerk.
nEtsoS. aug 10 qua
VTfECINf A.--fN CuaNcrvv.--A REles held in tia
CicrA Oacn oCthe CrDui, Superior Court Of Law
and Chspsery for ihe County Of Ohio, In the month Of
AliIusi, - id.
william ~. Harrison Complainant.
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NEW BOOK 3 NDeaY!

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BLANK B0ci\S furnish 4 O. oHr pg'i,su.
Magazines. Pamphlets. Music, &c., bound
Ia the most substantial manner.
Old books rebound, &c.
The Eudety will be ua,cr She charge of !.
GlLCilRlSr. d.. au experienced and c..n,pc.
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given.
The subscriber H. satisfied that be can. and
A. deicunidtd Go furnish a. (, Cd work u, can
W. done ia the city, atlas cheap rates aud wit,
the utmost rromptn,ss
Stoombooi OwssiS and BNHGoS8. are rar-
uouiarly invited 10 give hin, a call as he is
prepared 10 furnish h,ols AMI bills cut and
out. at tie shoftss, notice.
may 40 J. l.. WHARTON.
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Compiainsn,.

Y lE1iNiN.-- g ANsrRy.-At ruCs hc'l In the
= terhhoa ,c o:u e { -crG s'ifc ~ Cout OF Law
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pubic Hose who pairouizc me. that my garments
made IN the iScs style, OF good Goods and yyin war.
rant nay WORK Ia &C. and oF LON RITZ Es that oa,t
heat. Can al tie Great Central Route Store for BAR
GAINS.
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OFFICE or THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE. CO.
Al sHRIvSR srEILE's wAEE.Hou ~, WATER ST.
II LIST, Secretary.
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- . 4 ~ az r. $50.
Tor manufacturing PURPOSES can ts supple 20 srvc-s!
descriptions OF mechanics. ire The 2nd story Of their t
ding, OF ON She ground fCor aiAvefy mode ate rent
Wheeling, April =, 1916.
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CITY lNTELLlGENCE.

The Felrs Point Market House. The new
market house on Fell's Point has been nearly
completed, the workmen having taken adVan'
taqe of the recent fine weather. We have no
ticed this improvement before, and are now
happy to announce that it is so nearly COM
peted, as it will be great accommodation tc
both buyers and sellers in that vicinity, II
has been built under the immediate superin-
tendance of the Mayor and City Commission.
ers; Messrs. Washington s. Majors doing all
the iron work used in the superstructure; Mr.
VIM. Nichol, the brick work, and Mr.. John
w. Williams the carpenters work. The
painting, which has not been commenced as
yet, will be done by Mr. John Caddimore II
adds much to the appearance of that section
of Baltimore, and the work is highly credita-
BILE to all concerned.
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-10

Tue MUSEUM. This eveninga strong and unusual
y attractive bill is offered. is also The las, appear
ance but one of Miss Kate Ludlow, and positively
the last day and night of the Hydrarchos The per.
Torrance will commence with the melo drama of the
"Idot Witness" Miss Ludlow as Walter Arlington
After the drama, Misses Ludlow, Cannon and Henry
and Mr.. Macklln, will dance number of popular
dances The performance will conclude with the
comedy of the "Mad of Munster" Much amuse-
ment may be anticipated this evening, and we pro-
phe full and crowded Saloon Several splendid
pieces are in rehearsal of which notice will be given
hereafter.
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GLORIOUS NUMBERl

u THE WESTERN CONTINENT, No. IT,
Lifted by PARK BENJAMIN and w. L. THOMPSON.
The CONTINENT" for SATURDAY, 10th is
hiltd with excellent articles, among which are
>, The Reefs of Mandy, thrilling tale from the
French of Eugene Sue.
Johns Alive, or the Bride of a Ghost, by the au
thor of Maj. Jones Cour ship, &c.
The Opera of Every day Life, capital buresque.
The Statue of Galileo-Mistress Potatoe.
The True Critic; Manufactures at the South; Asso-
ciate's inaugural; More Copy; Hon. John G. Cal
noun; Chapains TO Congress by "M. L." The Pine
Trees of North CarOlina Hiram Power, the Sculptor;
Leonardo Da Fincis Last Supper; The Ivory Cruel
fix; The Dramai Congressional Proceedings, and
other editorials
Letters from New York aad Washington.
Musical Criticisms; TRANSACTIONS from the Courier
des Etat's UnS; Olapodrda; Anecdotes; Miscellany;
Poetry, SC. &c.
DC Comprising one of the most readable weekly
journals published in The Union. Single comics Gle
TAYLOR, WILDE g. Co,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
1t Jarpiss Buildings, Norh-st.
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The WEEKLY CLIPrER-Price only 81 per ysar.-
To-day's Weekly Clipper is highly interesting. 1t
confirms all the proceedings of Congress; proceedings
ofthe Legislature; report of the State Trensurer ed
torais; poetry; miscellany; anecdotes correspond
eace; report Of the markets; sales of stocks; some
five six columns Of late and interesting news items
city intelligence, and the following stories "Ihe
Mysteries of Nght;" ''Mys,erious Clock;""A Tale
of Sorrow" and "Tall SWIM" besides a portion of
Prens' eloquent Grafton at New Orleans All for
cents, or 81 er year.
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HERR ALEXANDER. This uneQualled Magic ian an
nounces this as the last night ofhis performances on
which occasion he will introduce number of new
and wonderful ieats. 1t would seem that he could
not excel what he has already done, but he has per
formed such incredible wonders, that nothing ap-
pears impossible for him 10 do. Herr Alexander is
beyond all controversy the most wonderful magician
that has everappeared in this city coury and the
praises which have been avished upon him by tho
press and the public, are well deserved. Those who
have not Witnessed his incredible performances
should not miss this opportunity of dopg so. SEE
the small bills, and to night, you will not regret ii
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a l. m A n A G.
1876.
Mooa,s phases,
MARRIED

Ont he 7th inst ny Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, VIZ. -
DuSSIEGToN TO SARAH Is. daughter of Christian Keen
er, all Of this city.
On the 8!h inst. by Rev Mr. McJilton, EUGENE g.
LEWIS to JOSEPHINE PAscHAL, all of this city.
Witt WIN. r. WALTERS, of this city, to ELLEN
daughter Of the late Chas. A. Harper, of Phiadel.
phia.
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| E. ID,

Departed this life the lst inst. in the comforta-
OF an entrance into those heavenly mansions where
the souls of those who sleep in the Lord Jesus enjoy
perpetual rest and felicity MARY OWEN, Of Baltimore
County, in the sxty-thrd year of her age, leaving
vod IN her small family circle which earthly OBJ
Ject can hll. Her remains attended by many
sympatiSlng friends and neighbOrs from her late
dwelling (Plinlimm0n) 10 st. Thomas Parish OF
which she had been for the last quarter of century
a devoted member aud COMMUNICATE.
on the eth inst. EDWARD MCKEw, in the 42d year
of his age.
On the 9th inst, WH. THOMAS, aged years and q
months son Of VIM, L. and Eliz abeth Dilehunt,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-10

New YORK CiRCus-front-st There is an entire
new change of performance at this establishment to
night The equestrian performances are of cha
racter to elicit the appreciation of all who wines.
them, and are nightly received with rounds of ap
plause from large auditories. All who wish to enjoy
hearty laugh Should not fail being present this
nng for will ensure sport enough for the price of
admission.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-10

PROF. MILES LECTURE. The lecture of this gentle
man on Thursday night at the Egyptian Saloon of the
Odd Fellows Hall, was attended by very large and
fashionable audience. 1t The first lecture of a
course Prof Miles proposes delivering at the same
place, on the Art OF Memory, and was free to all who
chose to attend The lecture was listened to with
evident pleasure, ana we have no doubt but that he
will be successful in obtaining very large class in
this city. His mode Of delivery, and the ease with
which he mparts instruction well qualify him for the
dulles of a teacher of this desirable art
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Dedication. The new and beautiful Presbyterian
Church lately erected on the of Broadway and
Cough streets, will be regularly dedicated to religious
worship to morrow. The Rev. Mr.. Backus will
preach at II O'Clock in the morning, Rev. MIR. Mat
thews at in ME afternoon, and Rev. Mr.. DunIop NJ
in the evening Collections will TO taken up on each
occasion to aid in paying the debt upon The building.
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b3- DISCOURSE ON THE USE AND ABUSE
OF PRAYER. Rev. Mr.. SHRlGLEY will preach in
at II O'Clock, a. Nj and ut O'Clock, P. NJ. he will
dcliyera Discourse the and abuse of Prayer"
The friends of the Church, who feel sufficient in
eres in the Sabbath School, to aid in the disposition
of tickets for the SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION, can
obtain them Of the Superintendent, at the School
Room Tomorrow Morning. 1t
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New York PASSENGER YAK. Some days
since we copied an article in which it was stat
ed that "the cause argued some weeks ago
before the Supreme Court Of the United States,
respecting the authority Of State to lay and
collect tax on all passengers arriving in its
ports, had been decided in favor of the validi-
ty of such an exercise of State authority."-
The National Intolgcncer of yesterday says,
that upon enquiry in the proper place, it has
been ascertaned that no decision whatever has
as yet been made in the case.
We have heretofore stated, that it was in
contemplation TO address memorial to the le-
gisature of Maryland upon this subject, pray
ing the imposition of such tax upon passen-
gers from foreign countries as would prevent
the transportation of paupers to our shores
We know that such memorial has been draft
ed, but learn that its circulation for signatures
has been delayed to await the decision Of the
Supreme Court
THE Ivory CRUCIFIx. This is the last day
the public will have to see this wonderful tr
umph of genius and art, as it will be removed
from the city after this evening. There has
not been exhibited in Baltimore, perhaps, q
more perfect and beautiful specimen of sculp,
tue than the Ivory CrucifX, and every lover
of the Fine Arts, BE they male or female, Shout,
not miss this, probably the only opportunity
they may ever have Of viewing it. Taking in
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q CARD. The Undersigned having been appoint,
IN ed Constable under Baltimore City Court has
located himself at the office of Soul IRE EGERTON,
No. South Calvert ST. where he at all times be
found ready to attend to any business that may he
cOnfded to lis He will also attend 10 the COL
LECTION OF ALL DEBTS due on open Account
Bond, Note, Ground Rent, SC. From ms long expe.
Renee DEPUTY Sheriff, in this city, he fl ltters him
self that he will be able to give general satisfaction
and assures those who may paronse him that he will
attend to their business with Irnmpiness and des-
patch. LORtN ". DECKER. ja9 81
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W3- DEDlCAIiON. Providence permitting the
ted by the PrcSbyterians, The corner of Broadway
and Cough SITS, will be open fer public worship, on
next SABBATH, the llth inst The Rev. Mr. BAG
will preach in the morning, at II o'c k; the
Rev. MIR. MATTHEWS i'll the afternoon, at O'Clock;
aud the Rev Mr.. DUNLAP in the evening, at elk
Collections will be taken up TO aid in the payment of
the debt que on the building. 93- The public are
respectfully invited to attend. las 81
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE. John c.
C,ao was elected President pro tenn. of the Sc
nate and Samuel H. VALLEY Speaker of the
House.
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GO RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Mr. 8, BoNHoMxE,
converted lsraelite, Agent of the American Society
TOR promuting Christianity among the Jews, will
preach in the Wesley Chapel, corner o. Sharp and
Barre streets, TOMORROW (Sabbath) MORNING,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ. subject-"God's purpose to-
wards he Jews"
Also, he will preach in the Evening, at O'Clock,
in the I'd PIesb teIan Church, corner of Lloyd and
East Baltimore-Sts. Subject rhe Restoration and
Conversion Of the Jews, with soma remarks on the
signs of the times" collection will be taken up
to aid the American Society. The public, in connec-
ton with the lsraGlitcs of this community, are re-
specttully invited Ia attend. It,
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ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Barquc Martha, TrGfCthen, - days from New Or
leans, sugar, moasses, pork lard, sc. to w G. Har-
rison, Cruise LppincOtt, and Others.
Brig Frances Jane, Gardner, from St. Johns, p. r.
2bth ult 90 days to the Capes) ballast, kirkland
Chase X Co. Left no Am. vessels Brig Helespont
for Turks Island, load for New Orleans and schr
Monitor, for New York, sailed 22d.
Schr Heroine, Passapea, from Philadelphia, mdse.
John w. Brown.
Steamer Baltimore, Claypool, fm Philadelphia mdse
TO j. A. Shtiver.
steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
nothing
Steamer PocahOntas, HoiDgshead FIN Richmond
saw OIL Smiths Island, herm. brig bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Mary, LlufriO, for Baltimore, sailed from Rio
de Janero 18th Nov.
Brig Gamorgan, Walter of Baltimore was At
Kingston, ia. about 18th ult. ,
Brig Victory, EIwtll, FIN Fall River for Baltimore
was spoken 4th inst. Cape Henry, bearing w j w
distant 2O miles, by Pilot boat Relief, at Norfolk
Brig Eagle, Fessenden, from Baltimore, arrived Al
Boston 7th inst brig Mary Stanton Bearse cleared at
do same day for Baltimore.
Br brig Coquette, Williams, hence at Dcmarara
18th ut
Schr Comet, Bonney, hence at Halifax Oath alt;
Br. brig Devonshire, Warrington, do do 2oth.
Schr Florence, Smith, of Baltimore, was at Saint
Thomas 29th ut. for Turks Island same day.
- Schr Mlliiscent, Tunnel, for Baltimore, cleared at
N. York 18th inst and Iowa, Dayton, do do 9Th arid
at do same day, schr Johnson, foI Baltimore.
Schr Hero, EmInerson, cleared at Philadelphia yes.
terday, for Baltimore
Schr Widow Wadman, Kiborn, from Baltimore,
at Frankfort I'd inst.
Schr Hope, Harding, from Baltimore via Norfolk
arrived al New Bedford 9th inst.
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nF- SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTICE On SUNDAY
NEXT, appropriate Sunday School SERMONS will
be preached in the Wk-st. NJ. f.. Chu CHI, at Il o.
clock, by Rev. Dr.. RoBERTs, and O'Clock by Rev.
Ma, KEPPLER.
A collection will be taken up both morning and eve
ming, for the support Of the Wesleyan Male Sunday
Schools of East Baltimore Station du,ing the presen
year. The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Jas -f&s3t' LEWIS AUDOUN, Sec'y.
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FHyO GROCEtS. The subscriber has iusl had
IL finished supply of beautifully ornamened
TEA CANNl5 Frs and SPICE CANNISTERS of
the latest style and not to be equaIled by any other
establishment in the city-they will be sold low for
cash, at the original Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED II. REiP
jal0 No. 1896 Baltimore street
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DEFENCE OF BALTIMORE. The general gov
eminent having made application to the Mary
land Legislature for the confiscaton of Sellers
Point, or Flats, with the view of erecting a
ratification for the defence Of Baltimore, it has
been suggested to us that Hawkins Point is,
in every respect, IN UGH more suitable site for
such Ratification. This Point was examined
in 1912 by Generals Smith and Stricken, ac-
companicd by several naval and military Off
cers-all Of whom, we are informed, concurred
in the opinion that its location was admirably
adapted to the purpose of protection. 1t is
said that the ship-channel runs within reach
of musket shot from the shore, whilst it is dis
,aut about half mile from Sellers Flats -
The cost Of a fertilization at the latter place,
it i also said, will be much greater than al
Hawkins Point As it is desirable to have the
best location selected, 1t would be well for the
proper department at Washington to have both
points examined, particularly in reference te
their proximity to the channel through which
large vessels must pass to reach Baltimore.
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EUST RECEIVED another fresh supply #
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New York and Baltimore Weekly Papers, for sale al
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N3- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The Rev. X. II BALL
Will preach on TOMORROW Sunday MORNING,
at II O'Clock, in the Methodist Protestant Church
corner of Pitt and Asquith Streets and distinguish
cd minister Of the Lutheran Church in the Evening
al half past s O'Clock. IL
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LETTER BAGS Up At TIE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Pin wniy, soon.
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NM w. TILYARD,
N lie SURGEON DENTIST,
n27-3m N. W. cor, of Eutaw and LON bard sts

FENo WANT MONEY and not to have it, is an
IL acknowledged source of annoyance: to remedy
which, EMORY co. (actuated entirely by the de-
sire to relieve suffering humanity far as possble)
advertise the annexed pretty little scheme to be
drawn on SATURDAY, Jan. 10Th, the capital prize
in which any person buy their celebrated prize
office for s5 cents. Capitals $4,000, $1,000, SC &c.
Single tickets only 25 cents Emory & Co. will sell
in this Lottery 26 tickets for So So Be sure f you
want lucky uckeu to make application in person
or by letter, TO EMORY g. co,
Jao-4t opposite Bamum's Hotel
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BaIque Catharne, Phillips, Rio de Janciro aud
market, B, Buck SON
Brig Arcia Hopkins, Falmouth, Jam. William Ma
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ssas7 A u sc AZ Al BA tSG .AiN-i2 PER GF.
EV,!J INVESrMENT For sale, handsome two
SEai story and attic DWELLING, in that desira,
bic Ocalon the side of Caroline street
between Baltimore and Lombard-sls. This house is
nearly new, is IA feet front, two rarIors with folding
doors, back kitchen and good dry cellar. If imme7
date application il made, ii will be sold as to pay
the purchaser an interest of II per cent clear of
grouRd rent and taxes. Apply to
BOND s. GELBACH, Agents,
jalO No. 40 Second street.
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER = C0 } d

OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co. IA
No. Holiday ST., BALTIC.
A MOTHER SMALL FRY..Mary land Lottery
IN will be drawn on next SATURDAY, the l7ti
January, 1886. Capital $4,000, sc. Packages OF
whoes only $l4, halves 81, qrs. 50 SO. Single tickets
loOcts, Scots and 25cts each. Those at a distance
should o rder early.
a. 10 ~ So 20 SI 40 we Pr I S2., are
MONDAY next $40, 900, tickets SIS.
WEDNESDAY next $40, 000 tickets $40.
Orders solicited. Please address
JAMES FLETCHER & CO., Baltimore Md
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FoRErGN Missions. The November dona-
tons to the American Board of Foreign Mis-
sions amounted TO SEQ, oO3.2G. Legacies, s4i,-
SO5ls Total Of donations and legacies, S64,-
sOsA4. Total of do. from Aug. lst to Nov.
3Oth. SlO5, 557O3.