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

AAtNANIlIlso VI IIJI i I'm ~.
WHEELING, w.
u 4 BRILLIANT ATTRACTION FOR The 18TH
OF SEPTEMBER.
hE following Brilliant sehene - presented hus CO.
~ 10 tie patrons OF Fortunes Home in order that
those - distance may have fun time order their
ke:s and receive hcm before the day Of drawing. The
Scheme - one at extraordinary attractions having In
prices amounting 10 over aTLLIoS poiLARs. A
package OF p tickets may contain the grand prize
SdO,CCO and OF $4,000 Tor the tiGiag ef S2l9.
Siugc tickets SEQ.
100000! 3 OF S.OOOOt OF CSIO
90 OF 500! I76 OF $500!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No. 20, tc draw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

OF all kinds, to order. in the most thorough
manner and at the cheapest rates.
BLANK BOOKS furnished e. any pattern.
Magazines, Pamphlets. Music, &c, bound
in the most substantial munner.
Old books rebound &c.
The BindeTy will be under the charge Of J.
.dlLChRlSI, JR., an experienced aud compe-
tent workman, to whom any orders may be
given
The subscriber is satisfied that nc can. and
is deteuniucdto furnish as good work as can
be done IN the city, a as cheap rates and Will
the utmost prumptness.
Steamboat Otcn,rs and Buiif>-s. an, rar
ticulshy invited to give him cali. as hc /.
prepared to- furnish books anl bills out and
out, at The shortest notice
may iG j. r.. WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
FEMAIEs nElYARE or roNsrMnrInN
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

oUINo UF TEMPERANCE
WHEELING DIVISION, No. Ia. meets eve
y rilday evening on Monroe street, at "a o'c.
~ HENRY ECHoLS, w. p.
w. h. GALLY, RS
virginia Division, No. %, meets on Mon
roe St. on "Wednesday evening. at half past
seven. Il. NJ. w. p. WILSON. w y
+. X. BEsnoRE, II. S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
2O.OOO IbOIlnrS

Grand Consolidated Dottcry OF Delaware and
Georgia, Class No Extra.
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware On Thursday,
September - le4G
Prize OF $4,000; OF io,C0I OF 5,CCO 20 OF Geo.
- numteIs, l5drawn. Tickets So ce4tiGCG,e OF 70
wLo!os viii cost 81; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
ZEE zoo.

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia lass No. 80.
To he drawn al Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday,
September 70, 1870
prize OF SsOCoO OF 5000. I or $500. OF 5CGO
~ numbers l3 halo;s. Tickets SIC; certificate OF
u wholcs Sis6 shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
PAPER HliNGIVGS s..

TYOWELL & BROTHERS respectfully invite rle A..
- fNNfiuu Of country utfrEarfa 60 fnr.r s.rr a..rr
nrnt oi ftgcr Hanging. Hordrfs. Fre seresn4 ~ I'D
"i We iai'f. r.fits snd uoe superior fnlsn.
tie 1 'er rcfeHuaf.e .rr..a
CURT FAltEs. 900 Width. Ir great ta-it.s '6f..
1"uhiy mefehs'tf w.iifnd tt1 tHt.r ilte.e.. f1 .t
before PURCHASING elsewhere.
NJ. -i' b1.iiaoIca' Baltimore. std. s1s q, ..u1m
Il NNEtofEs Laced. Emfos.tI aHI pi-in Sa.r re
50 rH.1fls af FNiNHr fif.a Aes If.In and t......
Letter d.. .1f Elsiaass lnrlI. e,f s-'e ar
auG y 81 m HOHNBrOUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
A CARD.
GEO, RICK ETtS,
TAlLOR AND nRAPEI

INTLOh AND UKAPEK,
NTELN ofihc city OF Baltimore would rcsnee,filI,,
- Inform the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity tia,
NC hds opened an establishment Main street few doors
Fellow The Virginia Hotel aud next door TO the orning
IclestSPh once where gcntemcn's garments win l
haae up ln Inc ncatost and fashion ac ST. and
reasonable prices Having Teen tagged as enter for tic
last SLY years I'm some OF the lest establishments in the
tern cities. he raers himself that he viii lie allie 10 ove
general satisfaction To al who may favor him with their
custom An apprentice wanted learn the Above b.i
-. 80
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Win ELiNG, sLPTEMBER, IslO.
S. AVERY


s.. AVERY
- EsPEcTFULLy Informs his friends and ,he public |
- that he has on hand andnanufac a LARaE as
sorimcn Of Has oftho tArEsr Fan Fashion which I've
wit SILT, wholesale or nETttt. tow II not LOWER
tsve HATS are warranted 10 be ofthe very best NATE
RIAL and workmanship. and ~ for LIABILITY and |
COLOR cannot te surCsscd. Gentlemen are invited 10
CALL and examine Tor themselves, satisfied that the
81 ATTY and price Of bis Has WILL FLEAsE.
SEP = AVERY
on KRcs ENGLISH MUSTARD
" Bales Cassa
cases Lituoroc
2casksGarcirs snuff, received and Tor sse hy
Jhiy FLEMING 4 HUNTER.
Oh BBIs TANNERS OIL
- don c Ter received and Tor sAe by
Hy FLEMING 4 HUNTER.
M TONS nor HAST re IRON received and for
sale hy J FLEMING 4 HUNTER
JO HOMES Snncr Wos.ern Reserve CHEESE receiv.
july FLEMING & urvrER;
90 IBIS No soa6 DO
90 do North do
- Ncrung
30 Boye' seoiehncrrng received avid for .si- Nv
NV FLEMING HUNTER.
VgT ulsEEy.--oo 30. superior Rceii0cd Whiskey.
june 90 sHRtvErS STEELE.
MINERAL WATER.
u (, aia, scieI sias Of Mineral ws'e, cannot r.
LlN@hhs AfoIHECA Ashland Square Uf
COLOGNE " ATEH.
- StrEUiOn artrfe CT Cuiorne hi, the pint hat
- n.h. or bottle, can De- bad go BKENrLiNGERs a
f'i HH N'H.fHd Square. k -
n LLihs' v,at GOODS o., .oa prices and good articles
+ q - nGw your cIisHre a. so. l-s Na-kct sweet,
nfre rs received com Soc EASTERN usrkc.s rf-ers
1as1rtnri Df Goods of every d,srrirt1n rnasIue if
r1r 1.n Ooot. r.m etits and Fancy Ar..rc. ofeyey,
d D. LII |s|.. Id.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

q GROSS Godicy's Cordial; ( gross Bs'emsn Drops
- q gross Nerve and Bone Linimeui; gross each
audanum ard Psregoric; 10 Essence Cinnamon Z.
Peppermint; gross British oil and OIL of Spike rros.
W mans Ce'cratci Nerui.uge; - gross Shaving SOAP.
OF different qualities; just received ard for sale by
aus - a. n HORNBROOK Monroe ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

FoR I'VE GFNTLFMEN.

9EFAlRs Men- No-occo 71o's,
~ % ~ CsiI dos
90 Pairs Pump Hoird Csff Monroe
90 DO DO Monroe d..
30 10 Iish. eesi Shoes
WHEN we win sci ard siu have frV more IN sgtls
same Kind. june 90 ALTMAN maxwell.
OIL CLoTua. TIA CLoTHa. TsBfr cforus
WINDOW HftNBa, fiHE -CREfSs, pgGH
riECE4, COACH CURTAIN gfUFT 'GrlTS
BlWE on sluE BOARDS. EURE ACs. Elttile.
e., SILK AND MUSLIN APRONS ron guL.
TC-Err WOOD. of rlst whe,lar. w4.d .s.....
~ nf inf1rn thc ruht iha tc gro. lrsd 10 t,s Pa e
orders ipr anything rrumfrf "a ftaft 0r do . I.e .I
rrr.f.s. rUfa. I.fF 1rI
Horse aint.ne. Dazihg SID Fairf H- s.rs a'tY st.
fIII.
Fe.ts1,e and sho? r-ar tfeo.a crown c.... work.
HGMDF Al,
"a ~,. ry ~ IT. %. ur1IrTV fr
e& - q trtr frffs f.... tI. f.
t1ata. SECS .ds. ord te1 doom. l..as fIe Tf.. ,ft.s
eHucn 49,
NOTICE
n tEN frcNtrt1-. far HaeIr- rs'ta.r.,H... tt.
"a fu.s..slHH ffHH nulr .ef- .# T.H..u ..l. ..
r.ul spfeIti custom li i. l q f..r.ff SID. ..y ..
t..ttl.F i.'s EFYfEf..
Afosfa tndvrIt1 t.s.r.nrrt 81 If. fasr.I.f rl..
81 wo'ht. WIN stationary wall .l,ef, s.tf.
Af lae. WIDE esty is efHo.yef ts s.#a ttftloI
dcrlsr'e nffeiolft rslt te.If r. BE f.rr fIs.
vel a1i Sizes. intlaha.l. .ln. cto Il. MAXWELL
a tFr lr r5rt. fsrrH 81 r..e ..f co.. ,.........
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
NEW TYPE AND FANCY
INKS

TTHETlMEs Jon OFFICE has tcen s,rrI.d ,,;,,, -,
, other splendid stock OF Philadelphia AID New York
30" yPe and Ornaments. Also FANCY INKS Come
with your line Jobs. apg %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

liE IaN bills Of Ohio county Cor the year 1876 Ieing
now ready fsr delivery, eundersigucd requests that
ol PERSONS owing STATE of County viii come for
ward and settle without de'ay. JOHNQ EOFp.nS
aug 10 .tW For n. &. WOOIS.S q. C.
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no CnI'NTRY aIrRCUANrs

u AGS.Thc highest price given in exchange for good
IA clean Cotton and Linen RAGS by
aug * i'll THOMPSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
PRINTING

Js - VIII AHTON
KY " Just received large stock of Phi'aieipbia and
49, New fegk fAbL NEWS AND BOOK INK To-
Mncn ne wouis cav the attention Of printers lie viii
sell ~ Manufacturers cost aud carriage win always have
supply on hand, and viii forward orders accompa
med BY cash, to any part of the country aug ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

Al OrICE.-An persons indebted TO John j. TIaswen
40 decd. or ~ The Book Union street recently
kept by his Executor and Alexander Ingram IT. are
timed 20 make payment 80 John H. Thompson who Is d
" authorized tO rccCin, for the same. G. ID IisSWEL1
aug y Executor OF John HaswCll. deceased.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
W HEELING THEATRE,
HORRIBLE MURDER

i Is reported by Interested persons in Wheel
y Ing thaithr Home league Boot and Shoe Factory OF
ConHe'ly & Wade - Milling up the Eastern work ~ thc
most dreadful manner. Boos and Shoes Of every dies
cripiion made u our own shop can he fought twenty
1--WE FER cent cheaper than n ANY s:ore in Wheeling
aug - CDNNELLY & WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
~ CHANCrRY.
Jamcss wheat,

yctLANSEED wanted FOR which the highest price ina
- cash viii he psid Is angst PRYOR \ PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

0Fhc Original and only) genuine article Is only rr
pared BY H. Swayuc, north west corner sth AVID Eal
streets, Philadelphia ToUCn NuSEl except thai bear lr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

r WOULD remind tho lovers of a rich, decisus Cur
~ OF Coffee that continue 80 sell Felix's Extract al
Coee IL saves Al least half the expense. clears the
coffee perfectly and is rich and wholesome. I will fur
nish the article TO re- Sers al manufacturers prices
the addition OF carriage at No. l5s Market Square.
aug p II. M'GINNlS. Agent for Va.
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~ q VT E-VNVV. . Vt NV y
90 OF SIOOII76 OF S5OOI

Grand Consolidated I.o,teFy, Glass No. Ia, so tc draw
ON Saturday. Sepi. 10. 1876. Wilmington. Delaware.
IS NlMnERs-IA DRAWN RAIInIis.
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CHAMBERSS INFORMATION FOR THE
PEOPLE OR POPULAR FNCYCI EbIs

- hBkAClNG AT the branches OF General Knovvlrdr
- necessary % constitute well Informed man 10 h.
cempfsed IN eighteen numbers cenis each max i'm,
altogether 100 Imperial octave pages or two lace vol
unes Of 9tu passes each. Issncd scnimonthiy
Those who wish TO subscribe 10 tho ahoye vaiuef,te
publication win call on Fills and examine the ert
where y viii - received regularly az last A. h. d
Inc hst nuter has just Teen received and i y s, b,
'oP' ELLIS, III Main street.
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2lusnanceruno naCb Sreoon.

Son Snoepenoenee an oer @renje bon
Winouri ldbt ii6 Oct oorti9e ,,@rpoiitor"
fol9enoer 9Seiie pernebmen: 8a5 oub
i'm 2otbe oer Station seibeben ooer nicbt
9eibeben mag, - OBJ Die muroi9en Seno=
loren i6wanfen m69en. cen gSillen elmer
9roben Mebrbeit bss omerfanileben 8ot=
fes pFibt9etreu ous5ufIbren, - ooer Oh
fie Der Gaublubt uno S6laubeit Sobn
SuQ5 no69eben uno enolib unterlie9eno,
enen 9roben Sbeil unieres Gebietes i'm
Stibe latIen, ooer 9erooc5u pe99eben werE
Den ;-lo piel 1T 9ewiB: Infer 6er5 erz
freut itb iiber Den berSbaften Gnti6luB
uieler unierer brapen uno unternebmenoen
Witbur9er, Die unero6tet alter iener Gnt=
muti9un9en feifen S1ritte5 pormdrts 9es
ben, um pom perbeibenen eanoe Selie su
nebmen. Seret5 baben mir oa5 Serz
9ni9en 9ebobt, pielen oieier brouen Bur
lben bic Sano gu ibutteln uno ibnen
9luf gum preispuroi9en ltnternebmen
gu wdniben. Seinobe ieoe5 Soot, tpel=
6e5 bier eintrift, ibweut ibre Nnsobl,
uno bis eesen Den 1feu Mai bin boben
mir CUTE oofnun9, uniere Stroben NIT
2luslpanoerern nab Sre9cn uno @alifor=
MEN pou9ebrdnst 5u ieben. Gs tbut unz
fern 5er5en wobl, cine iolde Sboar bon
Mitbareern bs9rdben Su f0nnen, Die in
fabnem uno patriotilben @eiite oen Gnt=
l1luB 9efoBt baben, ben Seiie zines Ib6=
nen eanoes 5u bebaupten bon tpelbem ies
oer 3ol un6 su9ebort. 9Sir rufen ibnen
Su: fommt Giner, fommt Nue @ir hno
bier pobl NIT Sorrdtben ieoer 2(rt perie=
ben, UNI ite oollitdnoi9 NIT ollen Seodrf=
niiien Der geiie, uno um biQise preie
perieben gu fonnen" u -
Safelbe Slatt meloet, oaB cine 2(b-
tbeilune oer lesten Gei Ie9eleaiboft BON
Santa Sc Donnerfa9 supor ocrt einses
trofen mar. sic batten bic 8eiie in 43
Gaeen BON Santa Sc iiber Senos uno
ct. 8rains Sort am 2(rfanias 9ema6t,
unb litten piet BON roubem @etter, Sbnee
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Ser alte Dflloer.

Gin bod beiobrter, aber ionit nob I'll:
tiger eonomann, oer elm arti9es Gut6en
beioB, ia9te zines So9es gu ieinem berelte
ebenfall6 beiabrtcn Sobne Gap Den
pFu9 oniponnen uno fomme nit ibm unc
oelner 9anSen Samilie blnous auf TN Jet
Selo. Der Sobn, fait perpunoert, feste
es io9leib in's 8erf. 2(ls fie 2(lle ouf
Dem Seloe 5ulammen rporen, iaben ite Den
alten Slater i'm Sonnto96faot berfom=
men. Mit feierli6en Grnit er9rif er oen
pfu9 uno fubr nit frdfti9er 6ano elm
poor Sur6en gu Qder. = Sie Seini9en
ibouten in &abrune gu unb tpubten nob
ni6t, tpo es binaus wollte. - Gnolib
ieste Bet 8reis bic 2(rbeit aus, entblobte
iein ebrwGroi9es 9aupt uno fpra6: Sim
Der, lobt uns nit chamber Dor allem 8ott
oanfen, oenn peiBt, uno fa9t es oereinft
euren &inoern, baB euer 0roBuoter beute
in ieinem bunbertften SABRE Dor euren
Uusen banfbar ben 2(cfer 9epfla9t bat,
Der uns ndbrt; beute babe ib mein bun:
oertifes eebensiabr beibloilen !" Oo
ourbSo9en unauslpre6li6e @efable, poll
ielieer &dbrune, bas 6erS oes Sobnes
uno ber gnfel, in Sreuoentbranen erbo;
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llrerobuater MIDI iprab, fab i6 eben 70
alt aus, uno al6 i6 oes erifen Suriten pe:
5emisls @abl beipobnte, bielt man MIDI
eben 70 alt, uno - lpebe mir es speroen
pelletbt nob mebrmal fiebensis Sabre
per9eben, ebe ib oer lSn9it eriebnten Hu:
BE tbeilbaft werpe." ~ Do5 fbien Warz
tben oob gar gu un9laubwGroi9. vOa
muBt Sbr wobl gar oer iein, init oe6en
8elbibte mir bic &inosr in Den S6laf
luuen: Der e>pi9e Suoe gu ,Oer bin
i6 " ibrie iammerno Qbasuerus auf uno
perl6wano pl0glib i'm @ebGibe. gtie
bat man Jpn pieoer gu &oni9lnbof 9ele=
ben.
san9e itanoen Seoe itumm Dor Grz
itaunen uno Gntlesen oo; fro9eno blctte
Sines bos Nnoere an. u&omm," fa9te
enolib fb ermanneno, &ofot ; oas 9lau:
be i6 nimmer; per l(lte bat tpobl iein
Spiel NIT un6 eetrieben, uno oann per:
Seib' e6 ibm 8ott !" - uIber," io9te
Mortbo oorouf lob un5 Do6 erit dber=
Seu9en, ebe mir ri1ten. Nuf iDr 3ure:
Den bolte &ofot einen Spaten. ST. grub
Ion9e, lon9e. giibts fano ct. 2(er9er=
li0 oortber rporf ct oen Spoten binpe9
uno rief ibr su: nStun fiebit 9u, oab
Der 2(lte un6 9enarrt oaB oas Mdbr6en
bon Dem Sbaee Deine5 ltr9robpoter5 ei=
tel 9obn uno Spott if."-n n0tein !" ent=
9e9nete fie, ,oo6 Daben pir nimmer an
ibm peroient; unm09lib Fam er uaier
9eipottet boben." Scum er9riff iie Den
Spaten, uno al5 fie oas brittle @at ooa
ibneoenoe Gilen in ben SOoen 1tieb,
lbolte es oumpf berouf. Mlutbiser ies=
te fie bic Qrbeit fort. @eipannt fab ibr
oer Gbe9otte 5u. ga ioben enolib Sei=
De cine eilerne &ilte in Der Groe. Hald,
ordn9te fi6 nun &ofot beran uno balf
oieie berous bcben. Niit pieler Wube
9slon9 ibnen oieies, leitbter wor e6, oos
perroltete Sorbdn9eibloB gu Seripren9en.
Sic er6fneten bic &iife uno - @olo uno
Silber lo6ten ibnen ent9e9en.
Sanfeno lonfen Seioe ouf Die &nie.
Sierauf nobmen lie einen Sbel oes S1az
se5 aus Der &iite uno perbor9en oo5 lle=
bri9e ic, DAP iie e5 lei6ter flnoen fonnz
ten. Soour6 wuroen fie in Stono 9e=
ieet, ibr 6ou5 lpeit iCboner, ols es fruber
9epclen, tpieoer oufSubouen, uno it6 unc
ibre &inoer in 9r0Berem 8oblitonoe 5l
ieben, ale fie es nur ie 9eobnt batten.
Da um oiele 3eit fir Die Stootfirtbe
cine 9lode seso1en weroen follte, per-
wenoeten &ofot uno Wartba einen Sbeil
ibre5 S6aees oo5u, oomit ct Der Glofen;
ipeiie beiseieat wuroe. sic lebten 9lud=
li6 uno sufrieoen, uno lebr oft, wenn ite
unter Den @ren5= =giben, BON ibren Sin:
bern um9eben, einen abeno :SmbiB eenol:
fen, 9soa6ten iie oanfbar oes etpisen Su:
Den, uno Sbrdnen oes Witleios fielen in
Den Seber blnein.
~
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einen 9lucfliben Samilienfre6 nit miloem
Sbeln nleoeriab. Sn ieoer 9uten Men=
ibenbruit rGbrt iib 9emiB cine lponni9ti=
be Gmptlnoun9, wenn man 70 etlpas
left. Ser Sor9on9 bat iitb i'm SUM
pori9en Sabres 5u9etro9en uno Srpar in
einem 0orfe, oo6 0ontt bebt. Gs lieet
i'm luoliben Sranfreieb, bel oer Stoot ga.
bors. COB uno @unit Dem slucfliben
Stonce oe5 eanomannes, Der in @cttes
Ib0ner Notur bic re1ten 9elinnun9en
treuli6 betpabren fam.
SC
go mabt man einen vSonberbaren
Sruoer."- 0ie ,,Golumbia GDronicle"
er5dblt Den fol9enoen luiti9en proceB, Der
in iener Stoot Dor eini9en 9Sobcn pers
bonoelt wuroe:
rG5 ibeint, oaB cine 2(n5obl ibermd:
tbi9er iun9er eeute pom ioeenonnten
Stanobu9el, elnen befonnten Soullenjer,
9famfns Sarrentine bereost botten, oab
ct ie9liber 2(rbeit tberboben fein wGroe,
fats ct fib gum Soo 8euo'p itempeln lie
Pc ;; Dap Der Sroen in Columbia ibm mo=
natli6 "a. Oollor5 nGbreno Der Oouer
feine5 eeben6 ousSoblen mdhe, tpenn er iieb
elnfiibren lohen puroe, tpelbe5 mittelit t
Dem Srenneifen 9ei6dDe. -Sie Seripie9.
lung ieiner &amerooen uno Die Qusii6t
ouf elm S6lorofenleben, tpelbes ct lieb=
te, belpe9ten oen einfdlti9en &au;, iib BET
Operation su untertperfen. - 0ieie tpurs
be nit einem 9emobnliben Srenneiien,
tpomit ba5 Sieb 9ebronnt miro, unb MEL
bes ben Subfaben 6 uno Elm fleines
Sierecf oaritelte, fiebenmal an ibm poll-
So9en. 0er &au5 beieu9te in ieinem
Serb0re, oob es 70 9elbmer5t, Dap ct fbon
bel oer eriten Qpplfotlon um oe6 6im=
melswiaen 9ebeten babe, Jpn oob nur &C.
ben gu laifen, ct wolle in leinem esben fein
Soo Se(lop lperoen; oQein - ct mubte
fib fii9en, tpeil ct fonit Die Examination
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ARRIVED.
Barqnc Ida, Hlllett, days from Boston, assorted
cargo, 10 Osborn Wiridgr.
Hrg i'h@aIX, Waits, tom kmGton, Jam. 18th ult.
U2'ia-t and specie. Lcit b3Vuo tHJme unknown FIN
E0-tol, disc ice; brgS Glanpg,n, Walter, from and
Tor Baltimore, disc: Trio, from New York, for Nicara
qua IAN; scbr Colorado, lu do for Atakanas, do.
Blig kimbal, !uIrahan 10 days from n. Orleans
I sugar and mOiasse., TO lFm. g. harrison.
Brig Harp, Cation, Gon RIO de- Jaueiro 18th Nov.
coffee, to Jas Hooper x Sous. LEFT ships Washing
t0W, Madison, for New Orleans (Ouch NC at Bahia)
III ba'lasG Lady A&bella, Simpson, for do; barque
Cuba, Blanchard, for Africa; Falmouth, Walker, i'm
/ Uadz; Home, Nanngr, from do; CcI, Howard Prem
tiss, from Richmond; Lydia Ann, GarwOod, from and
for Philadelphia; Trunion, Oliver, nom New York;
Mary Chiffon, Corning, Tor do. lith; Waban Bartlett
from Boston, Sultan, Phinucy, from do; Lycurgus
Adams, from Trapani Gen, Green Clark from Rio
Grande; blgs Beuah, Merrill. for Africa; Roarer
AuChinOsS, for do Albertina, Martin fin Rio Graude
Lady Adams, BenthaI for Baltimore; MARY, Llufrio
from and for do; Nimbe, Shaw, from do; Wing Phil
lips, FIN and for dos Treaty, Tatem from Cadz; Put
nam, iorner fin and for Philadelphia; Br schr James
Wilson, PauIsen, fun Newfoundland of Pernambu-
co, exchanged signals with harQuc Auahuac I'm Rio
for New NOrk. 22d ult lat. % ~ Ion 81 49, exchan-
! ed signals win U, = sIoop of war Came into the
! Capes with full rugged and herm brig.
Schr Joshua Brown, Sparks, 9 days fin Boston via
Norfolk, ballast, 10 Thos. Whuidge & Co.
Schr st. Thomas, Donalds, - days from New Or
leans, whiskey, wine and moIasses, to Laurence
Thomsen Co. and VIM. Howell s Son.
Schr VermiIliOn Benz amin, 3 days from ". York.
assorted cargo to Rose, Merrill & Co.
''Shi SSSuiilts tOlt, udyS rom NJ YORK, assorted
cargo, TO l. Maukn,
Schr Roe, Avery - hours from N. York, assorted
cargo, to | Mankn
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Reports
off the PatuSent harque.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Cen Washington, Lowe, for Glasgow, cleared
at New Orleans 23d nit
Barque Lawrence, Harding, for Baltimore, cleared
nj Boston 3ls alt Brig Jos. Balch Iaett, from Bal
timorc, arrived at do. days and schr Rio, Nick.
etSon, from do Both,
Brig Justina, CIaypool, from Baltimore, was LEFT at
Demarara 4th ult.
Big Delaware, Taylor, from the Coast OF Africa
bound to Philadelphia, took Baltimore pilot on the
9th ut and came into the Capes OF Virginia with the
intention ofsopping in HamutOn Roads, but the wind
coming out strong from N. w. she WAS driven to sea-
[She has since been reported at the Delaware Break
water.
Schr Gen. Washington, Ridgaway, from Baltimore,
sailed from Providence Both ult.
Schr Direct Briggs, from Fall River for Baltimore,
arrived at Newport 2Sth Nit.
schr Fawn, Rogers, from Baltimore, arrived at N.
Y Ork 3lst ut.
Schr Alice Ann Pendergast, Stuart FIN Bait more,
arrived at Savannah 3)th ult.
Schr ii. Long, Knowles, from Baltimore, arrived
at Mobile 26th uIt.
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AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, Jas. 8. 1916

IIo,. I - Amaze. n,. r,.rcrro to o,lr
f,,o,r.,.....,.I r,,,,.. +. ,..i lc soon that This
,.,..I..,... l...1'... ,........,i., am the One
',o, c.,.,f,,
ATTORNEY NA>'..|I. .'. ''"'s ''''''''
Yesterday y''o'''le" ..~ ..'I.'..'..'" ". ,'''
IL ''''"'To5o"' .H' q" Attorney ''."''"' ".
@lary ''N"'
CoyGEass. The hoigdays having passed
both house, Of Congress will now Le enabled
10 progress without ,..upuon ID tbn public
business Nothing definite win be done III
relation to the oregon question, uua, news
shalI have been received from England as to-
the effect Produced ia chat country by the
Presidents messaga. Nr. Hlnnar.a's r,so'u-
tons. together with those o,vinr notice 10
Great Britain Of the intention 10 discontinue
the Joint occupancy Of Orcrou. have been
postponed m the Senate to the third Monday
of this month. by which time it is probable.
information will have been received from En-
gland. The position taken BY Mr., Calhoun
in regard to the OREGON question has had the
effect to alay, in a great measure. the apprc-
henslon which existed of a frlplnre between
the two countries; and, as a necessary conse-
Quence of the confidence in the continuance
of peace, stocks are rapidly recovering from
their depression
We are clad to see that Mr. Haywood, Sc
nator from North Carolina, has no appIehen-
sion Of war: for. we presume that he speaks
the sentiments of the President. He said
"that he did not believe there was The slightest
periL of n 1rar bciiresn Engiaad and the United