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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
Urvv MILITARY WORK

nor VOLUNTEERS, Ac-D. APPLETON co have
lately publish 81, emenf- 81 Military Ar and Science
or Course Of lrstruc0n tn sus'ers forticaOn Tactics
OF Bate- embracing the daes OF stan Infantry Az
airy Artillery and Frgi1eers adapted 10 The OF Vol
unteers and Military ~ ~ W-ger Haiieck, A NJ Lieut.
'This work issued lhe gbt te for those who are
shout engaging 30 Toe service OF the country md VINO
fnf 10 nec-ssary O, make the military and science a
study n order properly discharge the duties imposed
urOn lhem The title gives good idea OF the scope ot
III work yet would ssy that he various subjects 10
appear be- treated leaned bui perspicuOus mariner
nierd deem he present uestise Indispensable to
officers o. all grades connected with the military whether
n The regular service ths militia There are tweve
Plates OF diagrams showing the operations q ne held
Draw from hap0. csnpai gn-the attack Hnd defence
~ flrfrsssCs which add uilch clear uudertant
ing OF he eaed o. 10 the uuniiiaed reader 80
well a. o. The student vast amount 90 Information OF
general Interest o. al persous VIII also be found In ms
Volume ~. =. Gazette.
RECENTLY IAfPcRTED-Pssley on Coaiuci ne Prac.
teal Operations of a Siege, vols - -.
Humphrey On s. 0den - stem % Fofihraiion->2
AIDE MefnDIrs 90 thr Military Sciences, vols. l. ani H.
Gore on Field Battery ESerc.se-sL Isl 2ii5
Anew MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS, By FIRTH
/ HALL. frauslm square, hni FIRTH, HALL 4
POND. 80 Broadway Staying The Deer-Sieig hing the
Dear 80. g Songs Of Amcflss, by samuel Lover with
bsantiu u.rafci tile Nan me Life Boat song
Lake Walt. composed by Allen Dodworh. and deticaed
the Amateur Come Cub with an illustrated hOga ph.
BE- title Ihrahim Pachas March. by Stephen Glover. with
Illustrated title lus KATE Polka. remembrance Of West
Point, iedic ,isi 10 Mics Kate Avery BY r. R-Whl be
ready Thursiayi The Flower Green Duet. by Chas.
". q over, sung by Mrs. L0der AMI Misc NGihs IL
THIS j. very beautiful piece OF music. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

ny JACOB g. PLATT, Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE Of rich Furniture, "Wednesday
wi Feb H. II o'clock at tho store lt1 Broadway, with
out reserve for cash quantity Of SOFAS couches dvans
ottomans chairs various patterns rockers covered win
rich elk plush and hair seats also bedseads scr enfes
buresnx tables &c. Amer which plated ware. cutlery,
girsndoles and fancy goods VIM w. SHIRLEY,
Salesman.
aool. ,acsivad f,r thf. sals M TUESDAY, l0f It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

Y IRihcIsni flrsliitfIsiu hHd tin'rVoy0ncf.
DIR. ASHLEY. 81 Aacsur-s- gives sliiiuas daily a.
O'Clock r. 81 Or the curing %; llleasef. perorn1g s1rg.
cal operations ara extracting teeth without Pain. Tts
most celebrated adv clr-yrrf fnr those who nay is
t1 corsui Der. attends during he hoe day. l4 4tsods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
I1IIS,LEDRy GOODS DEALEK-.

i 4 Good SasnHsl az a Small Salary ii there b. Do
nestle " SIN Goods House 10 New York wanting b
Young % business lud oral hzb-, such az one cau
be ohia'nei By addressing lue % .. w Nhiiakef.
NewYork," who VIII refer - number % City MGR
chants respecting character and abilities Tie VIII devote
bis whole lns except he Sabbath to an employers Ia
tere.f flr a email f4lsry 30 Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

ri'O THE AFfLiCTED-unfsiing success FOR a
period u SD years has fully established tho efficacy q
the 0yc Anody ne ro0tn-Aehe Df0pst being discovery
Of tbs ae Dr. Hart ~ whom u owes ~ origin 70 be had
by The manufact1rer, @. b HAMMOND X GO. successor
% lse Dr. Hart q Broadway and CLanbersst
a. Dining S-eWarls new marble buildings
" We have jIstrecrived BY Ist arrivals choice 81
soreut u Lubin Geran and saissys Soap, Cos
re'lcs &c. together with choice assortment Of Ok Mar
row Cod Cream. exia double distilled Cologne, &c u
our own mann azure cI1ImiFf
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W. II. JONES. AucIlone

w. H. JONES. Auclioneer. -
BOOTS AND sHOksoByy D. iNobksOLL tSO:
10 O'Clock $40 Boots shoes and Brosans. suitable
for The Southern, Western and civ trade. In
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Ry BANGS ss:,ta eIfakfss ifiEsS;;:s 9.
ID Bresawsy.-Libersi Cash Aavssess ssds % ssndss-
wEpSEspHY EvEsINo. y.e. II,
si.s.S: nd We sssasss eesscs q soos
embracing many hns library sdiaora, gsosrsy sashs
des
FosYrFIrrn Nsw.Yosx srnISs raAps oAik-ne
rext regular Trade Sale Of Booss Stereotype f1ss &c
and others DESTROYS o. svsiss sassvss q
AS sSora farn,ss thsr invoices hrrsaisssy
The sale ofs,.nonery, rspss - wil tsss psss = -
a. on Monday I'd March, TOT wh'eh eons<nme NJ NO
respectfully solicited
v. COTTON. Auctioneer.
RY Ans.Og sss ce.mi'.,Sn aI n; ..
ID Store Ncs Us fs,ca aud = Ann s,, "a
prompt returns made Ou,dc< sales OF every dssesiyaos
o'soOd' psnea,yr 1ssss y AZ Ser seiP'e
Atlol oelock at the Auction Room.
FrsNtrVRs-New snd secondhand nr'iare eooseoaG
o, chairs sble bureaus carpets oieo,hs estoes 49,
atrss,e. s,ssds bedsssi crockery glassware Kitchen
a.o rom Is 10 la lsiies elosss the stock OF des.
cosnpyi..rs elosh Neriao sin and carbet " all ssss
sni colors Also assortment Of dry goods, prm Ae'
4, CHNNBERLAtN, ArcrioSEER-S'or No
\. spnoe-st-Lbersi advances made on ooca. eoswf
"a for private sale be sod at auction Out deSf saes
carefully stiended to, and respectfully solicited fre"p
Nh ME-. CHAMBERLAIN hsv.ag removed nom Ne IL
Of Merchandiss of every dsscriruoo from his fiends
ana he public generally whcse mvors be hopss W merit
TUESDAY. Feb. Is,
AT 10 O'Clock At III Hudsoo;st cor Norh Aore@
drugs medicines large show bo,lles, china glaze and a.
hen lars urns glass bottles. visls Se msrel: counters
.rsi,. weighs lie Also the fixtures q store, &c. &c
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL.
At 10 O'Clock, al No sprucem
sug or Day Gcops. Gsocssirs, &c. consisunf OF mos
lin bose fsncy dry goods spectaeles hooks end syss
hardware sofss sofa bsdstea chsirs Jamaica run PER-
Ard MADEIRA wine. cigars tea boots snd shoes 1c
msnder iron proof Safes in good order.
SATURDAY, FEB. ~.
Al 10 o'clock at the Auction Room,
SECONDHAND rrSSlrvss, Se.-rrustees sale oy yx,es
"a. and snlng tables cane and chsrs, mahogany
feather beds and bedding bedssssds manoSs-
hat stands two large pier glssses, 10 yards bfussss
AMI Large sntty OF ingrn and stair capsns small
book case lot OF books, oil cloth, trunks ehess, large
Quantity Of china glass and eWthen ware ot OF sehso
t,rniture stoves, hollow stair rods, he.
Also one Magnetic propelins machine, patterns &c.
PRvArE SkLE-Three IRE proof iron enesw q VARIOUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
Posr ONCE Nrw-Yosk. FEB

800 Of tbs Grand Division viii be Reid ia their Hall ISL
Ga Wednesday evening l7th iusl at "A 0elocs
eizas' By order luke HASsFRT. O. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
ryrsEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAeE

CLFANTD.
Ships Cambridge Peabody Liverpool, { ii Marshall
Wabash Hathaway New Orleans. r Collins 4 Co.
Banks Sarah Ann, skolaeld Belfast Richardson Wat,
son & Co uarselia Crowel Peabody, Liverpool ID II
Robertson.
Rrg, Ann Eliza, Mallory Mobile. + d IluTlbui & Co.
Amanda. Rowland, Apaschcola; Commsquid, Gorhsm'
Glasgow, II Marshall.
schrs Eeort. Marston Point Isabel Nesmith Wslshi
Nanetia Burr, Dearborn. Richmond Allen Paxson
spy Allen Norfolk Plat & Van Rrunt Martha Wash
inglon Holmes. Beaufort, NC. Myrtc, Chapel ProVi
deuce.
barge Whale, Baldwin, South Amboy
y No arrivals yesterday afternoon.
BELOW.
Ship George skolheld Skoiicd. from New Orleans
"a ui cotton sc 10 Nesmith & Walsh.
SAILED.
Shin Wabash from New Orleans. Wind Nh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

IT, nORNING BUAT, a o'clock, Tor
e~borgh srs Fi-hksll. land az Al intsfns-
s@ofn,e plares. The steamboat HIGH
LANDER Capt Chss r. Armstrong Will iesve he steam
6oa pier foot Of wurensL for Albany every morning
oc!ock (sufsys 2fed, eonnecEingv1h The stages
AZ FIsasl Tor Poaghkeepsle Hudson. dc and 81 New
barxh for Kiny ston Caukill and Albany.
Fot passage freight apply On board tns boat or Of
GEO CLARK, % he pier. 40 soy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
nOPULSR REMEDIES 70

DOPULkR REMEDIES FOR sale ~ +. j. GlION >
IN Bowery, Gr.nt-st-f0f coughs col.s AL 81
arsctoss Of the luugs-Dr Alen's Bs-sm of Lif,rTori
ard Pleursy Root price 81 -; Dr. Tey.ors Balsem Ct
Ifverwort 81 % Dr. S~avns'- and Wislars basel
wild Cherry 81 each; Mira Garineis Ind a. Ba.san o.
IIgerwors 81 cents; Nowis Peciora- Honey Of Liver
wort . cent?: HIPS Bs'ssm q Honey, > cents ~.
Aberne,hys Lcorce Cou.h Mixture. 81 cents; Po"elI'
Ba'ssm % Aniseed, 81 csnis-
For liver compaini. cyspepsis srd soar s;omaea-
Houcks Ceietrsfei ParNrea. prise - 5ui WOODS ei-
sfve syrup rr-s 81. Dr. Noo3s SarsApsri.a AL W IL
Cherry Bif:er- Dr. Rchlris1,s sherry Vine b.i-ffs
IS cents: Dr. Phelps Tomai1 fiils 81 cents. -
For bilious cong ANTS and 10 purity le blocc-Di.
Tovrusenfs Sa-sararill, large szr Tfice 81 Dr ND
bsrl's ceehrrrd PILE u cents an ~ cents; Dr. rlah'
srefh. smiths suzar-C nsiod, WrEhls ldcsn Nezetee
Moaa,s Gil,srt's and Le-- Pis, p rents earn oi ~
DUPI- ,iarISri-The following simple statement /.
l1nlv rs III lsnT hundreds hat have 1eea received
ne oas WHIT and co1cilsiTely proves u1i Dr. 4oWl-
.eo1's Sarss1arz les uselal n rheumatic cQri-
p sinfs han II q se1sts q ile blood -
Ds ToWssfSD-Tcgr Siri Last week ny wife "as e.
f.kef with a rteuusfsr severely a she x a. CON
sfv rous,l ID her bed znd suffered the nosf aOnl4ns
Mana We ruid Obtsin no re. Fl f1r her unli W e1
vogr sarssparls purchased bottle snl before soe L-
f.bed tskuy m entirely restored her ,he = very trs-
m 40 vgshe vou 20 publish her case 10 ne papers laal
49, nv 49, than.e q your raa1ble ren-cy
Yo1rs rs.r.ctf.ilv JOHN BUTTER, Is Jsnes-si
Prnr uai Ode - F1'ion o. next coof % ne Slh one7
ldf lwlsip
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MARINE JOU h n il l.,
PORT or NETWORK

PORT OF NETWORK
IMMATURE ALMANAC..s..-Thia DAY
TIKI SUN. Tx MOON TVIL SEA
Riaes.. 6 IS Sets. .5 "a Morn 81 Eve. A.
NATvgT pATFs.
iSnOn ........-..Jan. 20 iisvrc Jan II
IiyertoOl ....-..Jan. ~ Rew-O rloenS....-.. Feb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

r. go u. =. MAIL LINE for Albany and
~ Troy via Bridgeport and Ho1ssionie
Rsilfoad--Throu gh BY daylight, daily
(SunEays excepted 81 O'Clock A. k-Dunng 1e iasl
Summer Hoasstonic Railroad been rslst throughout
with heavy rail from BrdEepor % The "esern Railroad.
TIE steamboat hOUNTAfNtER, Capt W. H. frszee,
leaves the foot Of Martest r. foe brtsspor, daily :.
"A O'Clock A II No freight IN The Passenger Line
Passengers take the IL Bridgeport, AID withoai
crsngs u baggage srrys In Albany and Troy a.
o'clock p. ~ New AMI locomotive cng1es hsye pesn
procnrsi and e rosd Ia svsy ceSees r0- 70 'Ss oes
New Fngland read.
EYA 9reight Line By ssesmsss sIaRoD and EUREKA
daily. - . ,,,,,.
Express Or5ce No p Wsst arc u ne once 90 hsrxss
a. pier 20 q H. PERRY. Agent III isfl
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= RAyENswOOD PROPERTY FoR SALE
~r1 FOR SALE OR ExCUANGE-A ANAL h

W. Of acres, In tho town Of Clsrkstos Rocssnd Co.
- Said farm IL 10 good condition, having thereon .
dwelling house good assortment u fruit trees, and u
well supplied with water 10 within roo yards ~ 5s
Court House New City) and industrious mechanic,
for Summer residence II presents Inducements rarely
to be met with, being within 80 miles Of ibis city, sad
daily communication by steamboat or the ~ y. and Erie
Railroad, the distance from the place 10 each being only
three niles II Will be- exchanged for city property, and
n sold part OF lhs purchase money can remain on bond
aad mortgage. Apply TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
WINDow sHaDEs, Gal cqm,,ss, dll B.1d,

lNINDUN i-IiiDE>, UIIl t0INfrs, uII DauIfl
w &C. u Wholes lle-J. 4. WOODFORD, % Broad
var. has received extensive assortment OF widow
shades Of almost every description. Among them are
landscapes ranging al all prices Also Roman, Grecian,
Gothic and every style Of architecture Also, French
scrolls. vigneues plain borders, &c &c.
Also, Just received four eases COmccs which Will be
offered II great reduction from former prces Gil bands,
TO- pins window 5rssses c1riar loops do tases, cords,
&c. r. b. uphoisierers and he chants buylng % sell
again allowed liberal GtcoInt-Lafsrge Buildings, llsi
a6ovs Reaie II ldf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

VII h"s yaec reform meeting this TUESDAY, evening,
~ Nsioha hsV, Canal a. st "a clock Addresses may
g,s Ia 80. IRON Messrs Morris, Deeamp A. G. fana-
M 30 ~ oe. sengaisoed temperance speakers sing
" ~a'na A. b. WILSON. Presl
SoN NAMING, See l6f IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

" told Peus.-Ifyoa wish 10 write hand thai you
De ashamed OF, 20 TO sAVAGE'S ~ Faiiou-st and
~ She 81 bseiey's isnon5 Pointed Gold Peus Tor ooy
:. dollars, pencil and ali We use one OF them IN ths
present writing, and there telling how easy goes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

MOOR SPRINGS new aud improved article
~ Elastic Door Springs, for sale wholesale and retail
By tho Newark Irca Rubber Manufacturing Company,
So Nader an ols is1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

DRRPARE FOR WET WEaTuEH.-Ihe
. New Iniis Rstber Manufacturing Co" oder fcf
ia largest q l-la k1hr es shoes
- D. c15r-. courstns OF ev-ry efery q
iaiies sld se1trtn~1s OFersco-s u o-~' E- 49, 20
ron, gootvess Pasal' re ale r-toef, varrsctsc roi
% ,ffsn VIII t1e co.1 NJ Re scecled By tSe ne4L
Also ever descriptions = ar tghi ard water proof
GOD. In "a Wholesale ard reirL Dealers nv-7 &c
-. ~ Il .rns Bocs tefcre purchssnx elssE1rfA
-. e.. 49, ~ isrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16
WM. Y. SMITH, IT, ~ Liberty d. os
ISL 2iss CHAS COE, 5l2 Huds on-st

- At PRIVATE sALE-Ths two story brick
u house aud oi Ia fee isi Spring 81, with two story
brick house ~ feet by ~ feet the rear OF the lot
between Sullivan and Macdougai sts. with right q alley
In commonthe lot IL q feet by Is feet deep Alec
story brick front house with dat tin roof, Jsyst
next 10 the corner Of H1dson with cellar and vault and
alley way-the lot "a feet inches in 'front.' n feet inch In
the rear by 50 feet 10 inches deep For particulars apply
10 ANTHONY j. BLEECkEh, Auetloneer
AZ fy 4 Lar
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4 MERICAN MUsICAL INsTITuTE-Ht.ndel,

AMsgrifcent Oraioro, JUoAs MAccABEUs VIII De Re,-
formed hrst time In this city, on Thursday evening" .n
instant Tickets one dollar each - ~,
nesdsy evening. l7h inst al The rooms OF the nsnule 10
he Inlarisn Church In Broadway near PrneesI unuer
The direction Of Mr.. j. T. WAg~a ~,
Terms for gentlemen, ons dollar per monih, peysoe
three month, In advance which includes the use OF BOOKS
&c and Al so free adm ssOn 20 all the performances
~ The Institute for self aud lady. Ladies' are admitted
without charge except the of books Once 40 Broad
80 li6f 2usI II. MEiGGs, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

TIsTEtt AID PDfPTOS IROr.-fh- L lsf-
[ i'm WoTi,. ssagsrties y. 7. and Inc POmgtln IrO
Woss pom goa n J. are IN fal operation Osasrs 70
r,r-d. scuare fai band. scroll and hoop iron vii b
rr,nptly executed. on sSphcalnn 70
Fts1ixi. JOSEPH TUCKERMAS. - West 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

MEXICAN MU-Et N-SP LtNUIU IENrVNvu'
hANCEs this afternoon and evening at and u oclo.k
The Manager has reengaged those Celebrated ErhlOfi
AN MlNSTRELs; the Balloon Panoramic Paintings OF
the City Of London England snd Germany Also engaged
for one week longer, GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee
Coreaiar: Misses WHEELER ard " LIEN, LIVING
ORANG OUTANG, GEN TOM THUMBS CARkiASrr'
WAN MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY, Madam kOCh
" Ia.r 20 70 iS1 .s,ss 1870 LOT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

Eng0ice Of G0oiyesrs Paint Elastic Bands or Holders
lr placing rolni apers parcels The great advantage
n reu te r asiic Holders consist IN keeping The papers
frrn a1d yet loiog ~ great aiiton or reduction
without any Joss Of compacn-ss secufly these bands
nav Be winter snf spor yed OF a. pleasure. sod,
,yb,Ia,ae and retail By FRANCIS LOT lREL,
tsf Aanlfsci1ring 5aroners, u Naldea-lGoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

A DODNyURTH's Private Dancing school. no. 40
h.gf1Jue.- rrsr Broadway. New Classes ius. FORM
M Prvzis Lessons any tine iarng the Cay 'of ma
Rsiowa Polka H.zylrks, Cics Temps, Tafcahl4 Walk
ing kr. if.
gs1tesner's .sssss on Tu-.isy, Friday or Th1r'dsy
AL sss1rdsv evenings, ffol % 10
Isi 81 Gases Iles1ay A11 SAi4rfaYi nom ~ D.
Prar-lany hr-fees tELe- moan ~ 1ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

Have honor OF announcing 10 lnelt
hs tbev will continue for three nights more their ensss
snI rieasing entertainments, which, tor the pat Wo
weeks have been nightly received WIN spprooauou uy
ast appeararce prior their departure Tor the south
Admission g cts. Doors open A. hafpasto. Coneer'
will commence Al half past O'clock Full change o. FRO
cramus every night loi JUS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-26

- -------- 4
GLnIlls e7-- Hefe- 8Hd 7J.tr H..
iat aud quality atsetE leu m.-. #.st
ft NsR-u. t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-26
AiGH&kIN HATS

NrfHete- quartz 8asf Al. laud It saFrv
= Matu ~tfeef eaIf aafl sc. iaeH= y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-26

IekENCH. English and American frul'
1 10 do do thni'f s 4
10 do Scotch e%lnguaui' 81 h.. /
received by pr p Mta~i, "t.# -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-26

+ received 3 fFas4 e#4##.
tAe AAaH zzaH > :
pr T. teaer # Ns.. aaHB'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-26

T1Ttnt WINDOW rkfEes IN
~ laHarod .4ees WHO ISL. !
100
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-26

q AERA large assortment 81
- French. IH4ll-4 aH3Seeteh lawns
pfealfdy aud etuehVm iau N just fgeeA5a v,tgI
prZI MaKsu, iAiH4 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-26

q 1NEEtthS aH55 Hza4a
fXTT. AMI. 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL ROAD

The long veasd question, as 10 III point on the Ohio
10 which the Baltimore and Oho Rail Road should be
length been settled or has assumed such
shape, as to render settlement pretty certain The
road 10 go to Wheeling. The terms agreed upon by
the committee of the citizens of Wheeling and the com
mlltee of the Board Of Directors amour, to this The
company to have unrestricted right Of way from the
Virginia line, and not to be Obliged pass through any
given place. Wheeling is to subscribe $500 600 to the
Stock oil the company and SECURE its prompt payment
and give twoand half acres for Depo, and permit the
use OF Locomotives in the streets These terms have
been sent to Wheeling for formal ratification, which they
will doubtless receive.
There is, however, very large party in Baltimore
opposed to Wheeling the terminus and favor Of the
Pitisburg route They contend that the funds Of the
company not sufficient take the road to Wheeling
but are sufficient to 60 the Pennsy vana line in tho
direction Of Plttsbug a, which line the improvement
will be met by the Connellsville and P,sbuy road.
We are heartily glad that our Legislature is 10 BIG no
logertroubcd with the question of the right of way and
tina. Wheeling has at last attained her object.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

!" IN The news fun Gen fa,lor's Amy, i, will b,
'e' red that James Mays Vrginiani is stated to have
zee" KILLED IN attempting escape from the guard house
MI Mays was native Of Iynehburg where hi. mother
ana sister now reside. lie member OF Col DOM.
phan Regiment which he left, a, Monterey, and enter
Z" 'ne Texan Rangers lie placed under guard for
sen'a' MISUNDERSTANDING his horse through the plaza Of
monterey -and,'n moment Of irritation and impotence.
ofoAs past the guard which free on and killed him This
news has overwhelmed with grief his family and friends.
VINO are oil high responsibility in our community. BY
'hs same mail which brought information If his death
his mother received letter from him. written in fine spi
MS aud containing the assurance that he would do some
'n'ng 10 distinguish himself beoro he returned
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Rit HMOND MARK ELS. July 3
July IL

ioba, o-lhe Inspections are large aud prices
fully sustained. Wee quote lugs 81 IS 100 common
leai $50 a,5o middng l.i5 $50; good and fine q
a II IS
FLol R-'rhe late foreign intelligence has reduced
rates 10 s. 4 30 and dull
WHEAT The market for the new crop not yet
opened
oAlS-5O c. from depot, IS C. from vessels
CORN-SO c. per b,lshe
PRoNlSlONS.-BAcoN: Smilhfcll aud City cured
loi a i cents Hams II l2c Western Sides, 10
loi cents; Shoulders. a 81 cts. LARp--ll cls.--
stock Of bbls. lighi--demand fair
ATIlE-For Cattle from the scales gross weight
10 3,15; nett 6,15a7. according 10 quality. SHEER
cipt, $3.50 3oO Lambs 9, 80 ,,-scarce and in do
mand. Hoes $3.50
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GEN TAYI,OR,S LETTER.

"Our neghbor of the Nrgnan has published this let
and pronounced ii very important one but has said
nothing more Is il waiting to get the "pimtS from The
National Inelligencer That Journal remains mum.
Or does he think it 'hoar' and UNIV orhy Of no
tce % Republican Of Monday
The Republican has already our views of Cen
Tayors letter We in the habit of expressing our
own views upon political subjects, at such time and in
such mode as suits aste judgment and convenience
The delay, in this instance, of an issue was matter of
simple necessity, imposed by want odsposabe space as
reference to the Virginan Of the eih will show The
delay wroug no change modification in the opinion
inspired by the first persal Of the letter. 1t is always
source of qualification find opinions in unison with
those of the National nelligenccr, the abest and most
influential journal of the Union--but are not in the
habit of taking from that or any other paper
"Self knowledge" it is well known, often makes us
wondrous WISE and the Republican, conscious that it
never differs from the Union and ENQUIRER, supposos We
are equally solcitous "gc The pints from the organ
of the Wings.
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01- The Administration, we presume, must have
some ground to believe that peace is at hand We see
the Secretary has declined the services of company
Volunteers, rendered in Delaware and of another raised in
Kentucky This he would 1--we presume mot do but on the
suppositlon the near approach of peaceespecaly
Gen. Taylor condemned to inactivity for the want OF
men TO enable him To advance. We remember howev
that last year. the services of several companies
in like manner declined, the ground that were
wanted, and fortnight afterwards acquisitions wer,
made for eight regiments of volunteers.