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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18

NTEiL. MOH2E & Co. respectfully 'ni"t"
Y ur unvcltne lahli,. hat they have by a"
-,,.remcni rh N"rh~ " Co, ard q Hinton
,v,nIrJ ,p:,r splendid N.dnn,i R"d s''s'
no. direct w 81 Grnis. thr"'Sh lldAn' ri'',
Tr,a n.u,c and ' ,ndaiI, enl Va" unsurpassed
accom- m1lalDn. can .oN be had 'hfo"s iho sI""
Uutr.
rASr MAIL COACH leaves Whe"''"' "'',v
nj no .c oc4. 81. 10 Clne,onaI ia 20 hon"''os'
l. u, u ilys IN ...L.,
pao, Couch leaves Wheeling dub '' ~ . ''O'"
p NJ 81 hout, tn CtuCiJ n1n,
TALLMADIE'S G'"d I'ie,t 90" ''"',s
,vr.,IrI, INV al 10 u'uIock T. ~. - houf' -
tiiysytlc , X.
,ih The pnytlese vfslecrns ottoaveh"s' ~. ut
aahcy my wish. ,rs
Cfirc ~ 81 w,,rrs,, hri doof b''"" '"' :
uutet wheeling Va
lao ~ wv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
ylNO BE iNsURED-or 10, To se-'h"'s 'oe
o~ne.,ion -whcthcr u - bener 10y one sweep
'rc nre. 10 DO ruincd-and subject To all ue n'
sai acsh is heir TO. OF. like a prudent ma" 60 "a .'
L..cs;,, O9e, ard then he made safe, comiutla-
b ..l b,ppy-we leave fr Won L. determine
vhe Protection Insnrarce Company ui iiaf''vfu'
Con having already pard sver s5OOOoo "i 's'es
in IL w..le,n County. - entitled To ne h'sh's'
couheuce, aud ihe,s secni 81 Wheeling. Virginia
w PETERSON.
will uc ,i.k. on DIV clli1s hnuses. wate houses
stotss, ILLS. ac,ories, SC. icgcther ~nh Their cen
tents, .us rs furniture. Merchandise. ma'hi"eD'
aud evur o,her description of msnttole properly
Al,o. 81 I'm. keel anl Ia, boais AID heir ce'g'''
10 and from WY rort on the Western waters on
The most re-1 able itrms
gTURN PREMIUMS
Tie samc os AMY other /, ifcc ia Wheclins.
Chiec on M,rye street opposite tie Ni'nfo'
IIon 2. aud nearNe Pos, Office Jtn ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18
MD V ,
RELIEVE MD LIVE
Wonderful Cure Of Pulolonery Consumption
On Tkomssifs compound Strip 81 Tar ana
Wood NGpkthai

RELIEVE NND LIVE. III
Wonderful Cure Of Pulmonary C~on'nmpt'oS
On Ihomssn's compound STRIP q IeF ana
"O0" -' PssL.prtrmA. May ,. Al n
n T. TbomlsHn-Denr Sw-h . "o' ""l" (,
IA. r,Ntt st language u" cXlr'-7 u" y'h we gnu /
udc I feel i"r y'nr kuinc-s "a "' -
,m, ~ ,p.t ]neIrine should hc -"rded hfo'sh- :,
~, I. ,,,,l .o, tho hcn,hi 81 sutlsunG humhnii
,o ,v,ty CHINE. do not s'y ,oo much ard we" A.
,ii..ird hc . hcnr no out wh"i say l'"' ''" i,
/. uoJ Symp ct Inrnui Wood N'ih't'. h'.'n''"A" ,
p.,d,,,r ntefiiy mts,d Wr itum . te'h htd' ~
80, r.I ( contracted "a severe cold fcsniiug in
,t.I,ni t~rhtmm,ltun ut 'hc lungs. "h'oh '"feN '"'
uf.a np,i declinc, with r"chtns cough 'P''"s .,
.tboaI. p1lprniiuY ot the heat o"h 'lt''','""' ~
none, nr circulation seemed suspended, a '"ld-
30. N,uI come over me, atri ! irli Wii the i""
.or.,G v,fs ns giving way. Noihmg ! iooN
&, b.t, fusd me. my appetite having lcil ne NY ~"
mach aud bu~els t~irs completely de'"nged "h'
q my pt,s.ciau gave no ~ saying was IT' "'f
h. ati must DE
, "a ti,dtv bfpupht ne = bpUie Il your m'd cine
10 but found me m dytns safe, ne '"h 'h' me'''""
b,Weyst oui ! p, iat fevivsd ~ ." '"a"o" ~"n
,teat difficulty q ,cisp' mini ans "'''il'''t "'"''N
,. %. rs sHsri-; b.iufr taking my hri OolNe "'e"
a ,.,o mv inns. q latgc qnartty 81 t1Uupt nahef
"a. .Itr, fel.ytd me wonderfully nnd en'h''" Wy
pJ .,rg. o neal. The dHeasr "'s cuwl e'ely 'f''7''"'
tf ..I I, toUf mtsiuabir medicine ai"uo 'Ne WY
100, ,., "a, h,siIt. 80 some nme hft eh'fge
tJ.....t n a S-,Ici,fs Reading Rsp. nnd
iri| it,,s.u tu,y one nod G. % hc'f "l"'S ''' ''
,ft .,,rln r statement +srriIy tue
l., w Oh feottrs tia,n"s gr''nde'
am f,sytcIuIy t1uf- sc.
WASHINGTON MACK
~ Charlotte -tfctt nb.vo George.
70 60. n. sr i]sr.suof being rsronhly usqu1t"t,'
O. , W.but.oi M,eN aud iHs sUiieh - he
"A go 3D., ue rst-W.hiog 'irrts ui l'o'n@oh
-, +. upofTst aul Nsphthi. aud Toe ifu'
held oi che sisivo sf,iemeu'.
sur Ig,Egu WINNER. 3i3 N1uh Fbirl q
O.pI DAVID ViCkEHs 81 }ionff g.
uUGli MGlNLEY
Et s f. r-rst a. Tstpmanp 4ni fHunH -
glU Johnson TfkHeG Ilfo
' 'n" feb NJ 5n 0e5 tesni l' "'''tin
~ C.gx5 ~sALENArtf, ierd tsd n, Z
O'n" "a .i urDsON 4 HOtRf5C'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18

vTInGiNIA-N cIt,NcEEY-N' ",s NO
y an ,s cIr.kis Gicc vi ihr C,f'W S"prrof
,,or, .f Law anil Cuapcry mr The coun'y o' o"'"
IA hs m,pih 81 AirIoh 1916.
~ ,w.u. G.,ratm al Cecilia I~rmi4 Sui
J. seIhinc Lovm.s, mianI ohi~feT OF N''''' T"
Lossis. deceased, |"P'
a.ojnst
Tie said Francis L,wg.o auJJte lis viz :" 'te'f
,,n f.bt. md C,ci'u, lonni- n"' y's'Ih'te
L.omts. end Gee'sc J Deai a"4 Nn,y ",' ""'
late Muy u Iaomts. D'i'
qrto patetdon., George } Deal od MHy x hs
.iL, 80, having entered tntIr appearance and CIV
on urnuiy according 10 ne octrl assembly ""'
the ,niesof his couH. ond u appearing ny
tors proof that they ate not "''u'''' ~ "'
cummonW c ll,h ui Vrgnn-On motion ." % '"'
nlntunni hv counsel, u - "d't'" ''''
J.cnJ,n,. do nppeaf here ur the hhs' day cot 'n'
800, S.rrs ,erm OF his c,ur, odd 'rs"'f no"
,,moiarnr,r. bill. arj ,hat a cory 81 'h'' 'fH'f p'
| ,,rh,,tb inserted ia ,one new|prpet pt"'e' J."
he CITY OF wheeling Tor iwo m"ttH7 '"''''NN''f
nod ro.,ei at the front dn"r 1T utc c''h h'''' %
/ ot,. c.ut,tv. \ cory tesc.
ONO 'O' AlGx LNiDLGY c'oLs
~ mar 10
vuuGINIA--fS cn,xcsaY-M rules held
m lie clerks office % he C'r'-' Snprn'
/ C',r ,t l,, and Chnnccrr hflhc county OF Ono
an Inc month uiNlnfch 1910
= Abraham B,duiion, ''"
%aeaiast
Pete, Ysrnall. late ShcriT ct Ohm county a"' a
.ncb. .Jm,n,. razor u Ce,iU VI Lpomi.. deeea
81 Ni,y J Thompson nnd Gcof-eJ "sni' o'
, ,t,,v Il HI, w,ie. Fuuc.s Lows" sod J,"s j.
v,,. AMI C,rili1 lcams AMI Jl-' phine L'"mI
, which .,tI MARY u Deal. J'a' i'N''n' Gee
/. m. ,pd josephine lon,ni, ue '."l7ftn %
beirst Iaw Ut DO sad CscIt' NJ l"''1' %
CcsseI. a.
Tbe psisndant, George J Deal and Mafy X
.tE. ami NI,fy } Tbonpsop. nui hiytnt 'n'ti
- b,i, arpesrucc nod gwen secnu'Y according
-lI lao ,rt al ,.embl, lnd he w'esui hs c'ud' q
ior b appearing by Satisfactory pfooi Nat t'eY ore
hio ,b,.Isr. col ih, commonwealth 90 Virginia
w.uDp of t4s complement ~ enuorel. b. o. 'h'
ngiI ,t,t ,b. ami defendants d. appear here on ne
J,y oftte n,u S.fug Term oi ihr'c"nn' nnl ""'
M. c.mol,n,n,- hui. awi Ihst o espy 8 'na"
'eil. \. t,,.,,oh mrucd u .ome newspaper frn'c
?. ,t. cf, at Whselrg E rive MN h' s"'rr''''
len. ,,d r..tsd o. Inc lroi door q DO eouf' boo.
-. OHIO rsouiy 4 c.iy tf'if,
" mar
rabb
... .tssrsr4-AF roles
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18

n IRGiNIA-lS CnsScrRr AZ fae' be-
IA tt,e tietk's office vf ~ CifeuH Ssiet'"f
Court oi Law and Chnncsrv Grihs 'ounty oi oa"'
IA ihr mooh 81 Manh 1916
James n i.ui.tback. Jesse Laniz. J,hn L"fc'
'rhonss 4 WILSON AID Jim Sluk.
Complshanis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18


Sathan M'Cunn,ll. W,trtn NJ Council. James
NC nrril. Jucoh MCorteL iiptrrt AlCrtueti
low arCurusl. Rebsrca MCunueil. A~lhfsntrt
MCNpurli, SLz,hctI Co.,, Lie El.zlbsih NJ 4
Connel. Iuhu S"tch,S.a aud Ala"a hs Me-
AID j. IeTson l. ShWgs'"H" e--lCh s1ri bffra'i :
he mo,hcr. and Which sail ~-Aara, S~Wer.
JHCU-s- nhn MCoi neil, and ISr". cSa, |
Margaret. Euzthcih Rnd rrr----ago he bfuuttu
ard si.tcr. ui Alel,uter MCunDeA. IN Oau
county. deceased, and "a .std james NJ Cou,~.
apd Jchn Richie. admiui,tfa,ofO tie san N''N'
snJer Mcconnell jecei,ec. DJ'"+h!'
,rbe Deirtrlauis john ~ iII'chs4n anu MATTE
IN. Nic, aua J, IN e rhic, oue of 'he adh'"'-'''
Tor. If Alexander NrCunuel. moi having 'n'ef q
her appcarauer aoI gt>eo ssc"tiy a'c''du"t 20
,he aei III assembly and ,he mlrs OF bs CoH'' nnl
A. nnps,nns hy satisfactory prot tn1i lhry "fe -
a. h,hrnns II lhr cy,rmotNNsailA OF Ntgi""- ~
m si.n o fihe complainant by oopr'rl'" "a" u'''t''
,h,tlLe ,a,d de,r.dauis dr appear nor" 90 '7 '
. dow ,Cus mex Stuts ium o. lbs ''ni'' "'' 90
, .,,r lao co,n ,llaapr, b4i. ant m'i a cry sd "'
,rL, be iutihNih w.eIisi Ga some heN'''''
n1n,,l 100 the cuy utruecins i"i N"' n'uN' 30,
r,.,e,. aud posse ni Ihe irsnt i.oto OF '' ''''
INC, nj ONO t.uLly c''y i''t",
ALEX L LtIDL&V. C'''k
,uat 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18

COmiisttanis.
ogaiast
Charlie. d Knox. Iame- % Ji,k.on, John Ndi"t.
w,H,am 4 Selby. .atyivur Of Alfred B.nnel. VII"
u.re psf,ners n.der ,hc dun OF " Il Seihy s.
c.. Jshn n Armstrong. Jane. MMnr"y DAVID
Aeu,w. J,hn Richie. Z,chauah jacob. ednnDi'
taiot 81 : ,mael Spncg deceased. The Netehauis
eCh Nechanics'G ,uk of WhcCJne. and GusaVn-
Cfcnp. s..guce ia Bankruptcy ~ Horace VI
Miller. pVie1d'uls'
The compliments IN the cause h,vtus flsj M
atscndcd aud supplemental bui. ard ,h" deIeudani-
jaime. u jacks =. J. An M.!st. Jamc, NJ Alnfro, and
John RuChieuoi having entered hefarpeafouc nnJ
given sscJniy aCcotdlng 10 The act 0iass, inhiy al a tre
rules of tbs coUfi. ahd u apPe o"s by satisfactory
gFvnf ilai Ihey are unl inhabulns pi ihc comm 4"
MsGl!h of VirgiuiA--ou IN liou Oi The e.inpiotnauis
hs counsel. 1t ~ Orjefed hat tho sad dcl""uahi- ~"
uPpe : here q the issi DAY oi iho tSN Syfhs t''"i
OF this court, and answer he c,mpi niunnt,' bti. otu
hat Il ropy Of ,hi. order be Guhwrh Inserted in
srms newspaper printed va he cay e Wheeling
car iva m.uth. success velv. and posted at he tfui
door oi ihs cOnrt housr a. Ohio county. \ eopyi csic.
ALEX 4 LAiDLEY, Cic'k,
Coon mat9
NIWGINIA-IS CuANcERy-Nt rules he'll
~ tie Ce5ks ofreo at the Ctrcsit Superior
Court Of Law aud ChauceV Tor tie < uniy oi ONO.
- he mou,h ot March 1916.
Arch.balI lienLoson. Complainant.
Redick M'Kee. Charlr. ID Knox. FraoSin w Knox.
Robert Z wOuis. Jatn Rich'c. J.hs Campbell
nEd Amelia II h. wils. Packer Campbell and
Label hs vie. Hanson " Ctnpliue Sni Eliza
bell, ) his wiit. which sad Annette III Campbell,
Isabel C.mpbeli aud III E,beth ) CHoPtue. urs
The chtldtca md tviss ~ las cd Snnsel Sruss
late ui Ohip county deceased. ,EaTsh jacob
aim ni.sajur Df the estate oi lie said SaUiusi
Spueg decreased. The Meryhlnis' aud Mcohlmc,'
Btuk u Wheeling. Gustsyus Ctesap. assignee lo
tarkrupicy e Ch,dc. y Knox AID Of Htd,h
Nike. aud Johu WionJr aad ~ sss Good.
D-ieud,uts
The Defendant J,hn UG,ctIe and J hn Wiis'n
ir. not havrs suJrr,d their APPEARANCES ahd give"
security n,curdiuG 10 he oct 90 asssmhly snd thv
rules OF ihi. CuYft. aut Il Az caring by satisfactory
proi that they atc nut iubsbiiauis OF the roG-
monwcalth Il Ersina-OI moEVn oi tho GEM
pldnsnt ty couusel. a. v on!tfd that Tho slld de-
iendlnis dn sppear hege on the fret dny 9; ,hs "cNl
Sariug tenn ct IDS e, ufi. anil aisWCs lhe roal'
| plainnnt, hdi. ari hot a copy ofitisordetb be Hnl'
with Inserted ia some ucWs arct pupteI "a ihc 'S
uf Wheeling tot two mouihs suCccs-tVCly, npd p.st
Ell "a the front DOR Of he conrt lcrs' az Oh,
cou,iy. A copy t-ic. ALEX L LAlpiEY.
Coon. mar Q C'eff.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18
I'D u G. o O ID S:

HPfHERG may be found one of the mosi eS-
tcu.iye anJ eel seicc'ed sirck- oi DRY
ccoDs ever brought into The city oi wheeling ~
being snafe'y fresh from tho Easiere cities.
Tho iUlbWin. catalogue wtl suffice IS dc
erpiien OF pafi e said stock. as u j. eaiirely
unnece..a.y Ia 20 into a feli te'ail of eanmsrti'on:
CLOTuS-Freneh. English and American
and Sa'unct.. Jvans. Summer e"'h
rwsed.. Repp.. Sunmcr ca-ssmetss, Oseson CAST
mere aud Sninner sud-.
LADIES ga R-Iudianas. Dom5nkines.
Alpaca.. Meslnaes. Do I.iiHcs. Ualzi-
lines. Partisan Robes. Crsandies, Ametiean Saxonys
sew article lt Latss' dresses, barred trenen
Ginrhams. Painted Lawns. Ptiar aud CHIMES OF
All grades and quality. Varying tom o. een's anu
upwarcs
shceires. blelrhcd and nnbleachcd lrNm 81
to IL 4 IA Width; Tirkines. Checks. Nenkeens. &C.
WHITE ~GoODS-Plaia aod fad Mails. PLAIN
sripsd aud bard Jncone's; Swiss. Swiss Muu'
Bishop.' Lawns. Linen Csmtrc. ir-h LaIcns. sc
Also. a very line ass srsmeut oi Dress S''ksshaw's'
Idki.. Ctavais. Socks. Sceris. HosIery. &c.
Lerhorn, Bail Bnneis. Ergi.h Straw &ei
Lrehnrn iiais. Palm do.
INGRAM a. VENETIAN
Wht IA IL aow ope ncd and opeuins aud WI he
presenisd at unusual low prices ctl'iei whoiesA''
or reaI Those waning good Bargains WI no"
cali at ,he Philadelphia Cash Store. slsn No iO' ~
ne thme soty hurk building. MAJ" ST. lew d"'''
aboyc n M, B.,k Store. sEAToN.
uA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18

UIRCIsIA-lS cIAaCEsY--At roles us.d
V ia ,he Gle H.. olies VI iAv C'cuu Sllcnur
C,uH 90 LlN md CapnerV lot lac euuntY VI OHIO
III tic month Of Mach 1916.
The Trustees uflhc Pr sui,d, Drec:or. nhl Con- g.
pany orihe belmont Bauk u 81 Chit.viie.
C~.myMHlnS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-18

HUsF RgCEIvEO sni nos open'nF
81 ss.outaent 81 Dry Gofsi' Gt"eeae''
ware q .ysfy variety. al hi"h' "' 20"
The mys' arpfsSsd srL hssi.n'i1r - p ~.
lhsv r,n be .sl I. An. tioiop. 81 rs-h ffprf''v
Pf,.luse 70 NCtNNl3
mty Z y is al4tAu 4sate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-23

how ES q Cos NCN iChn .aA ...uu a
CIRCUS.
rHHE GARGEST ESTABL lsHMENT ever organ, red in
the Cnltcd States, comirising $50 Men aud Horses
lung Is Carriages the performers wardrobe
scisas, &c The conpany has attached Eight Fe,nje
whom Is the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently srrv~d sr,m Paris
MADAME MARIEHACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian feas peculiarly her own
being chaste aud classic her graceful aud
snd the charming nauce with which she chains her audi
eenc- render this gifted and artistic
fer the public the brilliant description given the
tive newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring feat perform
cd by this distinguished artistic Among the novelties VIII
the Proprietors offer are the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GlANTESS
Their heigh, Is IA feet and their weight 100 lbs hr
Randall weighs 4sa Ibs Mrs Randall he most enormou,
Bean Stalk, and lie will peofm extraordinary feats Of
strength and agility, and will ride in horse The
entertainments will comprise Acts Of Horse manshp Gym
M Rss a.ss %
NIXON, aud the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated aud principal Ri
der the Napoleon of the Aenn Mr. HOBBS whose rats
Horseback the most extraordinary Witnessed Jnyc
nile ACT Of Io,emsn,hpb BY Master nixon Olympic sIer
Tambr Mr. M%cART Wonderful fs.sa By Mr. Cois
Dogs, Hector aud Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS, in
their elegant Gynnastic Pastures and Groupings Mr.
the Charo,eer Of Phbus Pos,uring aad BY
Mt Nixon sad his son NJ HoSe. IN his Myho9gen and
Slack Rope Evolutisns M Geo Sweet the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF others. The whole
CONFUSING the eadng most talented and classic performers
IL the .lS
This unriyaed corp. OF Eques,ri4ns will perform the
town Of lTHlCA, N y, on the 9Th Of july alter which
they will visit all the principal cities and in tie State
my3I n IRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-23

slsc IN the Increase Of s population France keeps be-
hind other nations It'll well known that the population
OF that country hss been stationary compared with other
may be ,raced to the exclusive s. pursued by that
otherwise enlightened country.
Europe has been entirely dependent on foreign quar-
tiers for the supply which led TO the great development
Of the cotton trade shown in the preceding table The
regularity and the stesdness with which the increased
demand has been met by the supply for the last twenty
years Is guaranty for its continuance In the proportion
as circumstances may call for It.
The supply Of cotton will for many years be much
advance OF the demand. The surplus from year
year Is nearly squato six months consumption, and
hs section Of territory devoted the cultivation Of
The raw material in this country capable of producing
with favorable seasons and proper management at least
fifty per cent more than yet harvested The addi
tiona soil broush! under cultivation for this staple
avery year. with the annexation Of territory to an i'm
mense extent particularly adapted to the growth of the
cotton plant. insures supply for many years como
much hey ond the consumption.
Our crops Of in the old cotton growing sections
hrctuate from year to year very large per cent
According to the regular per cent increase from one
year to another. Independent Of any influence Of the
seasons the crop this should not vary much from
twenty eight hundred thousand bales; whereas the
The extent Of land employed in the cultiv alton Of this
article depends very much upon the influences brought
to bear upon the planters in the planting season. and the
ssse OF prices &c at that time, have very important
enect in regua!ipgthe extent of the next crop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-23
WASHINGTON, June 81, 1876.

In our list Of the vote upon the treaty. we mad
vcrtently omitted 10 underline Mr.. Upham and
Mr. Woodbridge, which would have placed them
in italics, anon tn wings. With this single ex-
crpton Of classifying The parties, we believe the
vote have gwen it, will tally with The jour
nal to n man, Al to l4-iacking one Of three to
one Tho original resolution for the notice passed
the house three to one, and one over; and the
modified resolution passed the Senate four to one.
and two over; and the treaty itself lacks but one
Of three to one.
Your reporter for the Senate intended Mr. Dix
10 say that certain objectionable CLAUSE in ihe
army bill was Of no material consequences, be-
cause il would be " mo; .crafive, not "impera-
tive !"
There is still great deal OF talk Of Cabinet
changes but The cry has become stale, though
the Wolf may come at last. We shall believe hum
Hon. Richard p. Herick, one Of the wing dele
oa,,on rom New York, died, as we deeply.
1.yre, 10 have 10 say, nj lodgings in hi city
v~sIefday after three DAYS illness oi cholera NOR
ius II will, OF cours,, cause a delay Of day or
t,vo Ia the proceedings congress.
II was reported Yesterday that General la Vega
wa. in town, and n stranger was pointed out n
fbY gallery OF the House as the man ard all eyes
being turned to him, be ssou dsapperred, ms II
expecting next thing TO / e arraign.d before the
bar Of the House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-23

Died.
On Monday morning. 22d instant, EDWIN NJ, infant
son Of Robert J and Phebe Jane Tiffany.
Yesterday morning, WILLIAM SON Of Joseph and
Anne Blakely aged years. months and 10 days
The friends and acQuantances Of the family are re-
quested to attend the funeral this afternoon o'clock
Hon the residence Of his parents No 257 Madison street
or consumption, on Monday evening. 22d inst al
O'Clock. HESmr w. Hull, ESQ, a native Of Ireland
aged 81.
His friends will please attend his funeral without fur
her notice, at o'clock, P, NJ. from his late residence
- City Hail Place.
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FIRE WORkS-FOURTH OF JULY.
NEW YORK L.9R.7R.9TORY

NJ BENNETT 1856 Front street rwo door ,enih Of Full
Of FIRE WORKS offered III. shove place
consisting Of honoy ,nd signal rockers with gold and sve
gous triangiss vsre,ss mites q serl~nrs and starr
gpsssfoprsrs, por 6es, blue lights serp wheels tohU
fus sne grons ,opcdos, ruinng c,Acken, duhie head
ers fr~ crackers, Canton rockers, &c
Country merchants ard dealers in gens~a requested o.
call and "a a,nius the above stock.
" B. Cosnmees for city and county diapsys, mire.v
and private rartief be supplied the fibs al
with the above srtctss warranted the mate
rsi. hxig be-. sseced VIII he ntr.ns, NV .r
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APPOINTMENTS III TUE PRESIDENT. by ana win
the advic. and consent OF the senate Joseph Hall. Of
Boston, be navy agent for the port OF Boston Massa
chuset,s James MscHcnry Boyd. OF Mary land. TO be
fannie Majesty vice Ganscvoor Melville, deceased =
Joel Jones' Of the District OF Columbia to be military
In the regiment OF mounted rinemen. Richard W Cum
Minis of Missouri to he Indian agent for the Fort Leav~D
worth agency nom Cd July, IsAS, when his present con
mission expires.
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FIRE WORKS! FIRE woRhs =

FIRE WORMS! FIRE WORhcH
SAAC EDGE Pyroechpe Artist, Jersey City !, pteIai-
ed 70 fumnh FItE. WORKS ces, towns, public gar.
brilliant aid vsreyat~d 6res appropriate desss
ISAAC EDGE,
Rrotechnic Art,st, Lsbara,ory jersey City, \
BIO agents. signals including snp nsn,ss ,ai.s
vsrnm chaut vessels, csa oba,asd ~ .pyng
70 UHAA J.HQWEL,
my1 imsr 20 Frons street
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GAS CHANDALIERS, &c.
, AN q IA fatItvnIf1~ sct ..,1 ssa n

VxTORAM x Hal GHwOUT, Sol aud 5sJ Broadway re.
w specially the attention Of those wishing
dAl~rs Pendants, Brackets Mantle Llyhss and Ill other
for ether private dwellings public build
-,
Sol Lamps &C. embracing all the latest improvements
design. sty lc and hnish
IL egsrd In quality the work they deem quie su
Pnilas~lrn, whose supernri,y manufacturers is
bl,sh u b. the most undoubt tesfimoay.
highly respectable and learned leatleman In Washing
CRIB the late National Fair this handsome
Decidedly he richest dispsy he air 10 msde BY
neus Go who exhibit member OF articles equal TO
thug imported and which cannot he surpassed by them
The celebrated Professor CTesson who III, request Of
the Trustees OF the Philadelphia G,s Works, Eu
rope, eyemnsd the principal manuaciores OF England,
Scotl aud osher places and IN hts - That
shu.h he VISITED those places Tor The OF
serl specimens Of superior excellence for the interior Of
pha, IL The combination Of ehss~ and beautiful forms h
Their srrsny with C. Co. such that they are
es"lsry snred with their most approved and desirable ar
ucs And they all to be carefully up and give
entirc satisfaction. je2o Sits re
EXCELSIOR BONNETS OF PERSIAN SILK
frHk sUbSCRIBEHS having been appointed sole agents
10 the sale o. These Bonns nov prepared g supply
ssrsde with tbs new and splsndd arncie e SILK b'ed,
fair ,ftie Ams irsttafs These bonhes exceed ia
be niy ieInr, durability aud my thas = tie
dsysr ons'ed they are warranted 70 be entirely o. h
use STANTON, RICH Ids 4 wo9DnyFF,
BskE hacE EsNG5T t;R;S gEyIsITE lyD
j io Of Inc above desirable and elegant goods IKE styles
AID s 10 fss and will be sold Al very
osse seg. Iis ,s.onmea' at psss1, scrElss and
re ~ job. ST
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weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the city and county Of New York from the 18th day Of
..,. june TO the goth day Of June, ls4s.

DMsn +; % Women - Boys 81 Girls TOTAL, lso
DIsEAsEs.
Apoplexy S; Bleeding 3; Bleeding from lungs l. Bron.
sh. !; Csncer >; Casualt,es q Cholera iniannm, 2;
s,pton Congestion. Debility 6; Dsiirium rrem .:
Drorsy. Dros in the head 3; Dropsy the chest &:
Drownsd 2; Dyseuery6: Erysipsas. Fever r~mittent
z; Fever scarf Fever typhus, S; Heart disease S;
hoopnx cough Inflammation Of brain, I; do Of bowels
throat, s.lior~a!on i Marasmus 70; Old age, Peu-
sn,ll pox, |; sprue. Il Suicide. Ii Sufocaon 2; Ucen,
Ase-under year, Al soa years. III a,o3, n;s,oI 10,
81 10 to 90 90 TO 80 90 to 49, Isl 40 10; 50 to co.
kown, L.
CORNELIUs b ARCHER, City Inspector
City lnspector's office, June %, 1916
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COLMASse
EMPORIUM OF ART AND 0.AsSiC CABINET
GALLERY OE oil P1INTfNGS

Which iucludes his immense stocks Of Books Psnngs
w Engravings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings Drawing
Materials Music &c. now TO be found upon the second
noor where every thing viii be sold a. low prices aud
ing up as soon a. possible his Book Department
Cheap Lat viii be published FOR those who viii buy
quantities.
Purchasers are invited 70 call and his New Rooms
No. 2n3 Broadway. second floor. ais code tfrrr