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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
NY wM. poLn, $50. s.m sr.
No. 1903. MAIN STREET.
COPPER, TIN,
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION
ryslE p.rinessh be- eiato sls''ns helween "iilaa
= An...F.sh Eiwafd Anderson. AHsed Evans, aRd
Pr.nAlin y ndsrsa,. undsg .e afn .-W n 4 AsDIassS
a 90 = a. .so.sea Apfl -, ~ fgp.s-l eSAsent
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
EDNAKU AN DERs on.
AIkkE EVANS.
MAIL FRANK. LIN ANDERSON
rHHG business % the dFal 40 he conducted ~ the
- snlscsthcss a. heretofore audeT Toe Old sly OF "
a T. ASpERsoS & Co.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EDW ARD A<nEkSDN,
Whrdsng, Msyi FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
II 81 2iV Eb sad for safe. ftw dszsrs me assorsl
40 fafss SIT. q sasl1 4 hOANB1OOk 4 Coz.
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1tJgn1r9ug8.
BAITIMORELOCk HOSPITAL.

BALTIMORE bUJk UUSPIIAL,
-r~~i ERE may &c obj aimed the most speedy Remedy
~ ~ pnor rnda' elects Structures, seminal Weak
ncssI~Sf the Loius. |1eci ions OF she kidneys also
thdS ecu aisctous whichaTs6 fiu'G ~-egisj prsc
lice HGth. and which, If rot cured reulcrs marriage
Impossible aud m the end destroys both rpd AVID body.
Ths ren.criy viii also lmuoteucy aud every symp-
ton, Of - SECRET DISEASE.
PLY SiCAL AND MENTAL IMBFCILITY
so often corsouent uyou Voluntary constitution
ale1cosso Of tho VlRILE row EN OF tho human ysem-
A ccRg wAGsASrED IN EE0a oSr TO two DAYS, or
NoUA ARGE MADE.
Office. No :, sosru FErpzRtcK STREET, on the len
hand side going rom Baltimore street, doors from
tie corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21
WHEELING TIMES AND
ADv ERTISER &

WHEELING TIMES AND GAZETTE.
pUELisltEppAftYTRI WEEKLY Il WEEKLY ny
J. L. WHARTON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

-. -. ,as'darrs WHEELING, Va. Aprl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

distinguished graduate from ofhe first Colleges in
the United states. which be seen by his Diploma
also member OF the ROYAL college OF Surgeons, aud Ii
eentiatc ofthe Apohecares' Hai London; apdthe
ter part Of whose life has been spent the ts Hosp
tails in Europe and Americas viz those Of Landon Paris
aud Philadelphia may he consutcdon all Diseases hut
rf,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-21

n thsueairst slyie ana - |
vel PROVIDED villa llis
Jasel5, l5S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-12

On Friday afternoon, November 10, at 8 O'Clock,
after lingering Illness, ELLEN KAN, wife Of John
Kahn.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral, sunday after
moor az 8 o'clock, from No. 0 stone street.
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pA'VTL III HE'ITBTEAD, EFV.,
U. s. Attorney for the District Of Arkansas

French gentleman, Monsieur O., whose very
neat and elegant cottage, near Clonmel, attracted
the admiration u all travellers recently left to visit
his native country and, in his absence, very dmi-
nutive, weakly lad, his son, disposed fthe cottage
and all the fur nture and decorations, and sailed from
this port for America taking homo with him fair
partner, as eompognon dc poyoge.-Lfmerck Chronicle
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British brig Dladem,


BBo UzARDoTor account of the less Of this vessel see
the report Of the brig Dedalo ut this port
Sur MARTHA Wsasoros.A tecgrnphic, received in New.
burypor New net the total loss Of the
ship Martha washr gton tof Cestnel Whiting which sunk
the passsg from New Orleans verpoo saved The
sailed ron Orleans Oct and had for cargo e5 taes
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favor Dy forwarding tn0 Herald, through the mail
or otherwise ship news or papers that may be deemed
Of Interest to the community We win gladly recipro-
cate the favor.
Fort OF Sew Yorn: Novemoer Is, ls4s.
: :vs a sns. s. sSSs 1 n,ss,
Cleared.
Steamship Southernsr Berry Charleston spoor Tleson
whit;sey Glsow Boss Galveston TSxas Leg.
N.smh Robert Pa.oa Fuller Charleston d. w.
wa Sa. ArFs trieste s shni NSs
snis pSPp BrswH Nassau ERs
Bnssor%p. Smith Antigua W Lewis. Allen King Wade
Hazard Augusta Stone Savannah Tybee Ferguson, Charleston
sshTsTS !: lsF1a TaEsTsass an.sas xsswsy B, Bp.
LIANT Places Ann D. Bsdel AmpIsoieus Phsian Norfolk
G. Amelia smith Baltimore sami Lewis Bsnnnson Psiade
adams sGyoo wSleS Ryder and MarSeas Parker
N New SSv n
Win with ssssSI isn tbs
Steamship Cherokee Lyon; Savannah 70 hours with mdsc
&C. 70 Marshall Goodhue Co. st Instant lat 20 T. lon
e5 s. = 4, 1s wreck Of Juas before
ter stem name Ssen sufat " on inc
changed signals with ship Lndon of Wlscasse saw an
Ss tif s ss4ss toSs
Banks with strong saesfrOm the rain and
GSsIs ss II Us
Norwegian bark oSeia schmidt Cardiff Wales IS days,
Ban BsIydsSA Ssnns Trieste 100 day., with fruit &C. to
a ssS p lest and split sails
British bark heena Burnett Dublin 81 days in ballast and
Tell Sa ., Y w wsn sns
Rrh bark Linden York; se Ireland 30 days. in ballast
and il9 stesase to Grnne Mnturn Co. Oct a.
British bark Kate YI!sD, NswcasIs Eps 81 days with
British ship Empire 10 days from st John NB Cork The
% 81 experienced hurricane from ssE which done dam
age to the vessel her leak Was boarded by
, Bark Pilgrim a Williams lila Noble Is day.: with
States Hacks hence for New Orleans under steam and all
& b sn N
h's with ss
s r ss Sr T srdo s s saa S On I
took Of the captain brought them into port The
while scuddng. ~ sudden shift q wind breached to,
e d h feet %
Rp Ssis he S' bark Char William s Of S U wpe
ucsed him to take off, he could not he had lost his
sh s% sd i pump
ing her out 0th lat 81 20 long IS, 80 taken of by 5ard
nian brig Dedalo, saving nothing but what stood in
Brig Dacut Small Rio Jancro, Al days with 'coee 20 Fo
S % Ta 'ff . o'ss s 9s an
Zapziesr and Gelcna73 days from the former place.
British brig Sir James Mconns Dunn Cork 40 DAYS in hal
htt and ~ passengers, to q Milne.
British big Industry, HoemaD, Cork Ireland 40 days. in
ballast and o. passenger, to orderly the News Boy
Brig Watson, Watson, .iachias, days. with lumber to
Snow-by the News Boy
Brig Lamartnc, Reed Augusta,
British schr Mary TyTc, Halifax Ms ls days with hsb 10
master
S schr Calatin Rogers Boston.
Schr New Republic Miller Virginia, days
Scbr Lawrence tnew) Young Greenport.
Schr Eliza, Ryder, Portsmouth.
Schr Providence, Cole, Warren, RI
sobr Matilda, Wooster Eastport
Sohr Cornelia. Your z, New Bedford
Scbr Cora, Sherwood Westport.
Schr Elvira, Poet, New Haven.
Schr Gen Cincb, Hallet, Providence.
Sloop Morning Star Nickerson, Boetsn
Soop Mofes Eddy, Bhvep, Providence.
Sloop Roger Williams Sturgcs, Providence
HelOW.
British brig Dadem, =, from Halifax.
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Married.

On the evening Of the Sth instant by his Honor the
Mayor, Mr.. JAMES V. LUMNs, of Little Neck L. l., to
MANY F.. MoTr, second daughter Of Adam Mott Esq
OF the same place.
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II lie stated in the Montreal papers that the La
chine Railroad has been sold TO Sir George Simp-
son, for the sum Of 10000. II is eaid 10 have
cost GI50,08O,
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The Buffalo HINT.

The Arkansas little Rock) Banner contains the
following letter from the Secretary Of State (Ir Blu.
chapap) to the United States District Attorney for
Arkankas =
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nARI TIME INTELLIaENCE.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

Il.
Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, Will CON-
for favor upon MS by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for the Neic York Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our news steamer the News
Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the VI.
cinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic, win confer an additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail
or ship news or papers that may be deemed
Of Interest to the community We win gladly recipro-
cate tho favor.
Port OF New York. November IL, lS4s.
suy RISES 80. 80. NOON ;. 90. 8 80
Sun eETS.. 90 HIGH " Aroa -
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DIED,

On "wednesday. seth inst Of consum ption OWEN
MORGAN. Of Wales in the 3sth year Of bis age
The relatives and fe DDS Of the family and OF his broth
err David Morgan also tie members o. the Ancient Brit
hs funeral hi. Fndsyl afternoon at hstpast o'clock
from No So Ofohardst $500
On Thursday, March 50. WILLIAM T. only 500 o. WI
liam B and Csihsri1e Tompkins, seed IL months and u
days
fhe rel.uves and friends Of the family respectfully
invited % attend the funeral on Friday sst inst al
O'Clock NJ without farther invitation from the iesi
dence Of bis parents 4sI 6rsnd II.
On THURSDAY morning March 80, OF consumption
CHARLES BENJAMIN. in The SD year Of his sse
His fiisnds and those Of bic brothers. }. X and n u
Ber smn invited 10 attend bis funeral on SUNDAY
next o'clock from the residence Of HE brother J. X
Bsrjsmio, 81 Eorsse-st mJl u
ness, Mrs. CATHARINE 0RMsBY In the AID year Of
her .,,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this friday afternoon al
o'clock from the late residence Of Rev C. Lansing 10
Chry se-st without farther invitation. Her remains viii
be removed 10 Utica. N. Y
On the Soth March. ALDEN RHEA youngest son Of
Robert r. and Mary Johnston, aged years months
and days.
The funeral will take place on Saturday morning At 2
O'clock rom III Hebry-st.
At White Plains, on "Wednesday March %, o! con
sumption, j. l.. CONTANT, aged So gears
His friends and those Of his family, and also the mem
bers OF the Howard Lodge o. of F. respectfully
invited attend his funeral from the residence OF bis
father No 49, Elm-s ~ Y on Saturday Afternoon April
/ At o'clock without farther notice.
At Livingston, " March "a, Of typhus fever, EMMA
daughter Of Abrsham Ely, aged IA years
Al Black Greek Florida. the 9th March, Of consump
City. He a member Of Empire Lodge No o. q.
Of o
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MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Hoard of AlderIne n

%
An adjourned meeting Of this Board held ast even
ing MoRRIs FRANKLIN, Esq. President, In the Chair
THE FRENCH KEvOLUTIOS.-The Chairman read com
mupicstion from his Honor the Mayor relative to the
eneh Revolution, which publish below AID reeks
OF red reso uon illuminate the City Hall on Mon-
day evening ia honor of the triumph OF Republican
principles IN France series of resolutions offered
BY Aid Kelly. having for iheh object more extensive
mode OF tesyins the expression of the people OF ms
civ on the occasion Aid Lawrence supported these r.
solutions; said that previous occasion MS mo
vss were mistaken 30 the opposition which ne gave
VINE this matter first brought forward AID Mese'
role was glad that the gentleman Of the Eighth Lawrence
had so far explained himself 10 show his true hepuo'
csn principle dear to every true American heart Ala
quite agreed with the but thought they
40 rhers public procession ought to take place
Aid smith proposed that there should be grand display
of fireworks in the evening
Aid Meserole thou GIT II the military we're requested
TO IN out and salute be fred would have
better effect than that of q civic procession
Aid Purser would beg TO suggest that the Common
Council be requested TO ask their fellow citizens TO JOIN
with them 10 iilumin mating on the occasion.
The resolution OF Aid Feeks WAS then withdra~n, ana
the resolutions Of Aid. Kelly carried uuanimCusy
COMMITTEES then appointed 10 carry out inc GIsnse
meats for the OCCASION and to act In conjunction win 40
OF their fellow citizens who thought proper to concert
with them ..--,. -. 4
Several petitions offered various subjects and
referred. IT,, -
Report OF the Physicians Of the Insane Hospital on
Bsrhwes Island was received and about 70 be read weh
a call of the Board moved and quorum not Deint
the Board ourned 10 Monday evening next
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unIsSIS6IPPf RIVER!

rar LAssssr rAIsrrSs rEE woRLpi
DAINrED ON THREE MILES or CANVA0i-c1
hibtnss view Of country 2eo miles In length, extsal
ina from the mouth Of tho Missouri River 70 The City OF
NswO and rssshins ten degrees Of latitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WOkLDi
open every evening (sundsys excepted o. the INV
PANORAMA BUILDING 10 Broadway adjoining Nibls .
Panorama will now ne ct "A O'Clock prscissiJ
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and ss,ardays %
8 O'Clock. oil unoa
A MEXICAN MUsEuM.-spendid performances
"A syery afternoon at clock and every evening II
Last week OF Mr.. and Mrs. MALONE RAYMOND, and
their three besu full who svs their inintsois
Irish Musical Entertainments consisting OF irish Anes-
dote. Sketches Of Irish Character interpreted with Ma
se on the iano Irsh Meodies he BY Mrs Malone Ray
moud and hs charming Misses Fanny, Emily and Louise
Last week also Of Bpsttis Model OF Ancient Jsrusaeu
Alec engaged Great Western the fanhes Miss Bernard,
the Scripture Ststsary, Ia - -
Admission to the whole IS casts. Children under 10,
half price Reserved front seals shilling exna my
A ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, corner Bowery and
N Dsisonst N. YOn the fret floor has eeen arsn gsd
magnificent collection q Wax Statuarv, large - life
among which the following subjects-Queen Vietorfs,
Prince Albert Gen Taylor, Gel n. Clay, santa Anns
Arista, and Gen Ampudis. Mary Roger ard Miss Nc
Crsa &c. &c The Pocshontss group OF nx Wax Fisurss
fall size Spscimsas Of Natural History and Curiost'ss
from all parts Of the world. Price OF admission TO tns
gallery only l2i csnts-
moved 10 the gallery abovs In addition TO this srende
on there been ddsd another Anatomical Venus
Just resolved direct from Paris most superb hssrs rice
OF admission IS esnts Open all day and evening fros
A. NJ till lOP.M -
For particulars see small bills nal sus-
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n'aa.,s l. sa~,hsa E.... az. =. y. ..' 800 :.
The ".sa' 70 tsia sarfsi ga 'Es t,ss. .s 49, -.,
nfn aaa. Ia hsf1,ai Dhs tees sl.ast =, a lf
1sf Mtai = deli ~ 'u ~E s.iss d. sun ttis is..s
n'aeaf - = ts.a stass 'is a'asss sale. sns Ll.
uHAtS- fhass 10 f4i . a.adsssfs aa.sai o.. t.t..l
sud hnisss Frff hl.H &C. fissassa a.i 40 49,
fooi ohi" Thsia o. bees a'4taasst ia n.s fai.y l.
asi Tho sals. 7 fnh tHshss ~ .lta-l a.. is
So frlis~ sale. rn h.itsis nJs " ais ss.ts a.
heef's snl u'o bashrls hre Mai' ~ an n.ssT
In setY snail sHppif so hsi o. uiY pais ace d. a. T.,
jersey asd ffgiffsf haffh itissf
WHiskN-ia whisky ihafs 10 not mach dalas bat o.
matst 10 nfm ADD he sappiY snai SALES TOO ~. T.
AZ ~ osnt. Dfuiss 10 held al ., aaats tia.a
fRONiSiONs-Fuft IL drt. aiihnash sales 10 tbls
Mes. made la lots Al Pssviausss. Mes aud rsis
could probably b. beushf ~ and 90 s Hasfis VS.,
dull .nd price. tend do~n~ud FOR Lsfd there is ssoi
inquJ snf pricss SO ssoui 80 hsfofano ~-.srr.ai-s
some extra prime scid 81 a 90 sales 80 tsss at
There fair snount Of piaksd Meat Ia the m.ts but
the transactions limited shoulders are duli Sale.
50 tee Hans c' Baff-r To ssai .upply asA has
improving tendency Cheese &. se,fc- wlih GOOD De
mand.
oILs-EnsI.h Lia,.ed IL very heavy. and w. hear
Of 90 eo gallons cold - 80 csnts In- market generally
cents OF Lard OIL oo0 Or 1000 ssous sold a. 81 g.
Is conts-ths former without pae.ssss sale Of ,s or
800 bhs Crude Spain OIL vas mai- A. To- cs. ossh
HOPS-ss'-s 3 bales No, {, ~ : cent' rash,
SEEDs-Thsr- ise continued fair d-msai f1r Glover
from The trade and 200 or 200 h' h,ve been sold - 10
cents. according % quality Timothy IL getting scare
ana 81 bhls sod ~ -9 ~ $50 sccortinr 20 quality.
sac " 3O bash Fiaxseed made a. 20, bur 1874 10
RICF-ite m.rket sinse The ste.mer has been r.ther
unssttsd sad ISLES Of so tefc-s hsve been made no
lower pro-ssaY "a 10 ~ per c~t The stoct 70 not larss
LIMA cargo Of Eastern sold At - cents for common
sod 1854 los 'or lump
TALLOw-sals,5,oooi u, Philadelphia At q cash The
NAVAL sTOREs-Cruse Tarpentins /, dull and nom.
insy 3 Sale. $50 bb Spirits IS cents and 80 b
Suffolk Tar 81 ? 50 per bbL
BoSE-A sale has been made, but the particulars did
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BOOK TRADE.


DustfSuFD - AFFLkf.ss ~ y. ss.ss -s,
y fAs.- - Hisi4s Efs~@ss, es~,4s~iss sA< -
r,ie- fss 4 "a fg.sss Uses sss Is - IA
1,ti y s,s.i b ~ ta, .,l,sI4s "a $50 en-.
,,.-i.,s fft,s a.
% fslaaa.s. y. Iss.s H.is..ss II 81 a. ssisss,
g. "a 80 n iLs fs ss.ssf H-.s,is.- ~ ~ Cbst
80. B ~ lls. iH--fsfsf FssssiI
10 IsasS. Fs,ss.ssa sIsis s.s.-4 80 a.ssi - "a
,.sf ~ fls 80 49,. - Atoy Hsi.ssf fssffsfsT -
7 ..i iga... sse.s ssrs. y go .ia'h % SO
~ ~. ssssshs, MS. Tsiss " a. s.'hsssH Amr
ussLssfft 10. ~ rsas fhsf-I 80 hs~sstths"
s.i gfss 10. iIlssfsfisss Ffi%S
y uisfs, n fes rsfss Nss, 10 DdF1. fftsfsss stg
t.ssi.sas - shss % sttsafss fsfFff ft'tsfsJ s.h
ss..asf,,f.a.f ara.fs 1.ssf'sfs 81 ffrsss n -
siisf g siss Afay. fIsyy ssf ssslls Cops - 'sT
l.sa ayfs,sa 81 essifnssi q AfHT } ~ No
.ifh iass 49, Issffst'gss Pike - ~
W Dlsnasfgs asv NsiieA ~ bssfsia< - fssS
Wfifs ssf stss. shs spss'ss isAgssks sSitsa ~ sts
fsiss4sss snd fuss.ss D rfi Una ffff~ - -
Nj IT, n,ass, m tj..ahasss ~ ssy = l. sesfhsff
n III - ts.sfif. 4 = sfi.tal VI ~. MI ri.
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Board Of Assistant Aldermen.


TuE FkFScH REvOLUTIoN.-A communication was re-
eiysd fro Honor the Mayor in relation to the late
proceedings IN France snd
Of the people Of this City 70 the ne~ hePnoHc -
Ard Assistant AID Schultz Jackson, Csrohn hsr,os
ana Mullins appointed Committee on me par. ., I'M
Board aud, motion, the PRECEDENT oil the noao was
The Board voted concur with preamble and rs'oiu
tions the Board Of Aldermen 20 ss
peope of France and recommending that the n.ss be o
PLAYED from City Hall during the day upon the even
ina OF which the meeting to be held ard thai me ron
M The CITY Hall be illuminated during the time Of sueh
nsetins and that Committee OF hve from each boato
be appointed to carry the arrangements into eject as
10 confer with any similsr COMMITTEES sppop'eo On Wv
part of the czsn and 70 take such measures In regard
70 and other denominations a. they may ths
srrpKy yorEs coSouRsED S-The Board voted 70
concur with the Board Of Aldermen as 70 widenios ara
repairing the Old part Of Pier No Fast River a. 70 we
,.movaI Of the Pol Of the Second District Seventeenth
"a "a 10 corner of Fif.tst q Poll Of Second District,
Thru wsIa 70 no, n.ssr ~ Erection Third District
Eishtesnih Ward aud James H. Weleh a. inspector or
r,,.,,s "a T~snty.fosrtb ste Lexington avenue
widenior sidewalks on Twen'y.thifdst nrsf oson
.ooare; fpg up lots between bofteth ana f'iJ'''""'
prsftc Docks AND sLifs.-A Resolution vas inuoooe
Cd Asi.snt AID Rbsftson sed adopted ihst 30 s.'e
~ aoct. or ali b. santsd or renewed hereafter ~
,hs Coronation sxcsp; upon proposals rses'ea
m nnbIie ..snt for leasing 'hs sss s.o tos. VI
lease be awarded 10 the psIson' a sas.s sssai,
e s.I oven. '''' '''' -
The following eomfnuneaiioS ~s' 'ss' 70 '"' "'"'"
Council last svsnins by His Hon. bs AsJ'f
MAYORS OrrfCE. Nov fofs, m~eh ~ w.
To fkt Hon ia COnsusss CosufH ..-...--.--,-.,
OsrTLszES Tbs sssDsr Cslssonis VIII. ~ ~ ~,
from Liverpool, dgrsr the pfsssst vsss "'hs' 49,
portrait snd Tfsilftsg ntsihssnee ihst 'f-s' 49, :. :
aspsblie asa thas The Afbsoesn hinsisf IN 'fs'se b
foln Ally ana Ofissliy fstsssixsa hs ns~ s~v'bfs"
0sssrpnsst. .,....t.. n
ia tbis a, one n ns rsss,s 81 ssslss'"" -
td.p.,Sspss ard the half sanitary ~ srsssfstsa prs
o.diy .hleb hsvs spjoJss. - vsli 80 90 sers' ~
*. .stsp.oa ~ Esyselsss Y'issriss. 49, &c A"a's''
elsrsns 20 nies' fsi9iss " . ..
Ysyssisiiy d. vs 20 'sis si'5 r-k's -
y, ~. iOses - sfonagsiei 'f-'trr,s@ go ~ - .
iisns ~ tss 81 pe's - ss ss'sts"" ~ ~, ts'liss
,,es.l.. ia ,lss sssfias vh<,@ fts $3.50 - - 1877 -
mao, gs.ss sl,s- promising - 80 '~lr-'s p. 49," -
,isb hs,s.sf sbs 6ss fsi's ~ ~"tH 80 W. h@i's
w. ,s1,sss 49, - 90 st'ssS - r*p~si.ss 49, p
Ia F,s.ss sss sasgset siiy sss f', mrs n -.
% a. .ss sse. hs.ir syse 'ss~ hr' - 80 ssr-t-
L.s.w.x h 20, s,.ss. fyf ~. hssfy - 49, sr''' -
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DOMESTIC NEGOTIATIONS.

EEW-ORLE ANS-Brg TIrquma-T bbls lard "a d.
pork Bsbcock Co2l8 bos PORK n Do lad - DO hams
DO shoulders Perry Co35l kegs 20 ons lard Leland
Adams Co-l2l DO 1q4 sack corn Hil-i0 bales rope
euttipg II Butlsr-20O sack corn Mccullough.
EEW-ORLEANS-Rrig FraHees-l03 hhds sugar 81
kegs lard BarsoV Popezlbls hams 25 hf bbs pork 7s
kegs lard % bhs beans Medsd Plat Co52 hbls beans
q N bis pork Fletcher Wessy42 bbls hams - hf Dbl
pork So hbs bears VIM Bird-6s empty casks Ns'sar
Co-50 bids sugar 500 piss cad to order.
APALACHICOLA-Seh WgsitHgioa-6.s4l z yellow
pine Powsl-2792 pices ssvss 81 log. cedar Schiller
L Brothers-59 bales cotton II Tslmsn-67 do Var
Arsdsle-55 do II Pslmer-5 DO II Cort-xls do Bron
son-28 DO Brown Brothsrs-S0 40. TO order.
SAVANNAH-Bark Eract-i2 bales cotton Fly Hills
5i7 DO Brigham Cshsrt-iS6 DO K Grsves-le6 Dc
Slss Brown-55 30 Gibbs Camp box mdss sturges
Chairman Co-9l casks rice Csrlet PoTtsr-2 bore,
RF Hubbsrd-l do lrvinE-5l9 dry hidesrJ Sa5ton-
box Peter Bis'ell-l3 bales cotton Brom-ll csss
iron bbls DO 10 haes do cotton Cyrus Field Co
box wax B VI Whtloek-l box essk Dbl Demsrtir
i box Harper Brothers.
SAVANNAH-Sctr Arlsts-lSl bales cotton De Rhar
Moore-i2 bbls tar sherman Coins-i7 cks rice Por
rier Freres-75 bales cotton Lskens Co.'S do order.
GALVESrON-ScAr Only Son-Z77 bales cotton browe
4 Nelson.
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om- public msans ths feelings wth which THIS glorious
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the pfopnrty Of reoommsndn public demonsifa a.
ten. In which all Of rt lots, and whiah viii
convey 10 fellow Republicans % France oar assurance
Of the ssa-rous sympathy and congratulate
tended 10 them by tho Republicans ~ The lned States
upon the stanmsnt ~ that freedom which they have
long coveted and Witch their valof wisdom and nodsf
ation have secured 90 them WIN v BRADY, Mayor
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