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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

OinoiNia-iN tHANeEhr.-At Rnics held an th~
aetNs once OF uc Circuit Superior Couu ~ l.-
and chsneefy, far Tho county OF o6ia, Ia toe month ~
January. lstS. "'"
'e"ffe s'oohie' Complainant.
Samuel Mcmillan, Alexander Burns aud William > r..
terson, n'r'e
Ihe defendant bu,ns nes hsvin: entered h. appear.
anee aud gwen security s~cocri,ng to the act OF As.e,s
hy and the iiaies OF ,his Cont. and X anpra,,a.
lsisc'"ry proof that ne - hot an lni,s'niaut of,hc t.om.
monweata Of Virginia. On mott ION ~ cou,ni.i..., -.
counsel. it - orl- 81 thai ne do saaesr l,e,s !. : ~
hft da, "iths ~ - 'erm Of this conrt, aud answer n.
eoinpla'nsn;'s hAtt and that q cony ofthis orI.ar ~ G,,,n
with inserted IN soe,~ new srapef prni,,l h, ~. , . :,
Whee'ins. for ssa n'".shs saece.siv r. and .o.,.t !,
the ','s ssS as2' -, 'if eo'': aGsse Of pa's country.
tEdsinron) jan Is
YTfRGiNfA-rS cn,Mr,r-n go - -
tlersts of'es Of the Cireuil Superior Toa,, -
law sha tha'eery for the county OF ohio, an ,Ss
" N"''"'"' Complainant,
John Frat. Junior, n.
IN. Defendant not having entered hi. al, s,r.a !.
gwen security according 10 ihe act Of As.c,,sI, M ~" ~
nnpes = ll' ra'iri, and u appesrin, by saii.1.c.,.
ws.,, aS ae ~ MOI az inhahitani Of the cou,nsn.
"" \ f@tia =, On motion OF eonplainau mi Nv =
se'. ~ Is o"lereI that he do appear l,s fs o, ,h. =, ~.
I. ~ nsn tefm q Tins eouu aud answer The compl.,.
"A"'s ~ ANA that a copy Of this order lac n.,.Irr..
,n.eried m s2ptg nrwsrApsr printed IN tho .,a, ~
weer'ihs for Two nontAs successive lv. and ea..sa |.
tciemaas Isan ~ AipLEs;
sit-iN rnAserHr.-At Rude. held in th~
ss'~s "thse OF The Circuit Superior cn,,u OF I.av
tnuars. i-fs.
aases ; roisrlrus, o.-. |
heods,e Woo'tr Edgar w Woods. J.hn Henry Wood.
AND Mary Wasts. widow Of Thomas ,Vools I.,.a
I'M" eonhiF decreased, deh.,d,r,.
rhs IeiepI'ni. John IIea,y Woods. NOT having enter.
ms AFpearat4e aYd gives secur,ty a-cnrli1- 10 ~
a" ,ssfn'df aud the Rates OF this court, and n AZ.
,ns by Satisfactory rfoofihai he Is not an iahahit.n,
' the cosheior'vc tth OF Virginia: GA mon "a ~ ram
a,nAni , y ooanse, - i-efderei tina he a. 4 ,,e,r -.
dat n.fhe next term OF this raurt ,.d .,...
commandments hit aud that a 70 a. 81 ~. ss'
nhwnh iHseEied Ia some Newspaper ngin,rlG, $3.50
!" = = s~o month. successfully aud posted :,
A copy te~te. AIEy r. I am,
tNei'on = Hheai-l jan Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

A DESIKABLk

nfFuKTENfTV TO Go fNTO B~rsiNFss-Th.
advertiser heias desiroas If reiinquis'iing tu,in..~
ofers his stock OF groceries and the GOOD win a !, -
houss, for sale On favorable terms " -
The stock IS complete and Of the hest quaIu, I'll.
STAND desirable one, being on Markei Sou.,. -.
daes To fizsera'd's tavern and il enjoys a r,od run -
= non,e y also sr rcst Por further particular.
enquire Al the sore, east side Of Mafkci ,au.,s "~s
feb l0-tws tN"e- -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

TshE subscribers src nov es,sns. eir en- cd N m.
lH9""sii1n ~ Spia Nsh from one sf the mnst eel
nsNHisriurrrs IN Eusland. ard have on hand
n'eht- 'eiHE now on the wsy} which hey VIII
Ns.i "lnH u not supcfiur. 10 say imported INTO the
H'eH state and winch tscv sg- pr.p..rd 90 sell at
" "Nr-' msfset price for es-h. or sn time for appro.
'e"'iN The strength - wstt ante- from :, 20 ~ per
1851 " suehsb "hieh
20 PsFsrST PEfcr, Z to a.. sceorai,s n ar.n,i,,,
T,N W. " MiTCnEGTREE.
Pittsburgh. IA.
- AiY "fdcrs received hcfare the I- AeriL. viii
"''''" At W icriinz. free Of any charge fer fretrht.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23


SEALEl proposals viii he received Nv The n,rc,,o,.
- % the wheeling, West Liberty and bethany Turn.
phe t"''psry hom this date 10 Saiurda,. March n
neat, Tor grading the Road rom the Naii,nsi Read nr.,
"oo"s MN "thc fenns, ivania Line, Including the
erection OF necessary Bridges and luIyeus. the rcsa
shsll nowhere exceed a grade vi i've degrees. aud i, Il 4.
graded al least ,veni y-;0ur feet " ide on Irvri pt,u,d ma
rsi-ed ~ the middle "a inches higher than the ,d,r ara
on fii SIDES I" he al lea I ~ feel " ide, and faiseu in M.
middle IL inches higher than the 'hst,ou, of the d,,rh
|" ) ihehes l"wef on The outer edge of The road Than
the centre, and the upper hh' side 10 re Glen red ,oy -.
lance Of MOI less Than ~ f~s from The sLre of thr ro,a
The proposals viii specify the cost per n, . for ,,.L;n.
ana the c'si ui BRIDGES and tUi.eris sepass,ely and n !"
800 wy 'e e"sssdeis, Tor tess than hail q mile
! t"poSsi' mst re lctt " Nh nr ]. Campbell. in Wet,..
hn'sh, a., ffof w X re',hIetnp at Rr,hsuy. ". ivy
"leheH w wheeling. Va, or Juhn English IA, ~.
ef'y'N"' By order of THE Board.
JOHN ENGLISH, Geek.
N Persons wishing To examine the rou,e ar. vs..
y" hid'hhs can ohtain all tlr necessary uf6,ru,.,a.. 4.
eShi''= "a TIE ffesiteHi, w Mitchell, WbeeIin, W
~ tte t"iowths gentlemen Ou the line ~ the rosi M,
y I" thsr'ln~. Jas Kelly. John J Jacob. NJ, a.,s,
''@N - ~ha ichair;uh &c The subscriber.
loiiN EN6i..sit. tlerk
Neiishrsh Herald and IAnosviil. csx.ltr ea., I'm
aA,'maiA price aid charge thi. ph,ee. feh ia
Britannia Ware. The .u%,.eriltr. respect.
chants and others, that they are constant, rsa.yn ~u
tarins 81 keeP "a hand. aizrss a.rous,enf IN ~. -,
bfhahhia ware, inuseIf stock wifi lie tunnd. ~
hfftk fpf-, TEA rOrS,
ehhAn ipls' suGAk RoNLs.
TEA Rooms LARD awT
s~PtTrDONs,
"eNW warrant our STOCK eguai 10 any in the mar.
~ ana purchasers al md i'll their advantage 10 e.u
eeiofr PURCHASING: elsewhere.
feb Y--5iw HAN Ro,pn.,c
Ns ie' North THIRD Htfeet. PhisdeipAia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23
SODAASH

son, ,ctf
-r 'Dtf hHnr
II" .u~ett'efs sre nov cttensHe ely eng Cd in the
49,, nv S'ia tsh ,roln one sf the unst eel.
,pfqI ,'es'iui'r' N E"slsnd. snd have ON hsnd
-, 'itiNeiHe -1fine, atsfgc SUI ~ tsst.
y .,r.,t seinE now on Inc wsyl which they VIII
I n,,ed y n9' snfefur, 70 say impaired INTO the
IN. -. sna whieh ttev s- prepssrd 10 sell at
cent. u 10 q no., go, -. Ns,lsn's- row /, /" = rr
iseoJ s''' ""e"
a1- Pprsrxr pee
Va Az .,,.- rrn.sursh, r..
- delivered A. NVlr.i,r, -. NHtL, WV
wy eoa'rn ~ Heifh'.
= C,sr 49, -
4 Do cotton 49, 1870.
d. nonrb-, r.-.i~,. "''"o'd mt6ed'
DO Hnpier,. s,r,cc, ~, [, .,nn.
DO r,m'r,. "'
z 4, he.yv Ds,,u
dn hcsvt rwtns.
J DO Ni,ed satinrt,,.
DO 44Ffre Bie,eres WEI,
! DO domestic C~,nrhsn.,
sa msst Aln.eea'
y" lrISh iinrus.
dcr,ers' P"rs,rs,
sal. sy feSsi ''"I' hLgn ,1s b h1ef,,Ia AZ ''
~
tor sac. 80. -. m -, -.
Soo fec, o, r,-t -. ~ - ~" "'',n go
:. ~ "a S.e = win = -p'd htics ehnFiag sh"p
-. -.
and , r,n oe ,h,tS ~ . gsH i'e'e ae'"o ia" '"'
ser. and II net soia at priva,e sale prsvior.,v ,.in X.
sold on the or,fpi,e. 4, 'na,iir -. = = 49, ~
18Th ~ Mar,h nrxt. Terms \, .ste YIN 10 m,Ie ,o~n
by apply ing to the subscriber or either 81 thern'
M,rTHEw MeLURE,
ENVELOPES AVID Toy bo-ss. a large s-ormen,.
la.' received a. the variety store Of
BILL SF1ChlNG, &c.
TINE undersigned offer. hb. .efvis., 10 ,he ,.bl,.. .,
i a Bil sieker. &c.
Bits carefully posted or ict :, dyeiiipr. as dire,,.
Also. notices Of meetings deliver a at moderate cha.
~ ~ eaf s 81 ,"s In' nan ne wIh at 81 times he
M !, ,b- go 49, ;" 90. '' ''ee'" p"hiie meet
al a,l.,s =. !, :, ~, !, n, 49,.
Of Monroe and Msrse, s,rrlt.' S5,o.i,e ,bs s1 pns, CON- ss
OF ~ 10 Times Once viii be P'onip'ly s,;snde TO-
o"N "1"
WHEELING LYCEUM.
rooxs srton.inr 10 Inc ti,',r, of M. ,,.,,,,,,,,
- are requested /, he re,nrned. T,. W. m "S,n ~ ,oc
the office Of lfeh I5-diwl TLNipLEY.
iH' 'ohNoioN JR.
10 hs pieasnfe 70 INFORM MS customers aud buyers
: generally that his stock Of good. now heinx speneA,
Is varied and eini' aces many new and rare aft,cies.
ltoHhNA~ & WIN AMI nfdFg Hf0WM
- cloth for eosis Il at feb ~ J~oHN5roSis. yr
,rERNrPr Roh poy T.l;s.o .
r., ~ o""a.s. '"re', Ii"s,sfy' Victoria
article for .kisi. ,,J ,.Luys rlo,b. !. VIC"
1unNsIoNs, ~
L.. . 4ceo light. q hv ; and : h,o
+" tdfN''icTS. r,ny, rl,.. .s,no,., -:
che for Hot beds, on hand and f,r ssIr a, . law n,,.s
TICKS. ctccks. stripes, Table Diapers, erasi. Iookir-
Glass. Carp; chain, Furniture prints. Mons inc lie
laine aud cashmere stripe and print-. Fuiiet Lip.ey..
Hdkt. trarc-, Umbrellas, etc, for s,,e al the oldest s,ors
IN Ohio county. TIL JOHNSTON. Dr.
fhll yT6 NJ ain street.
different Nos. bonnet AND c,a ,i,,aas y 80. =
oei % I'll: JOHNSTON 4, o. u,;n.,
- CASKS pure Olive oil. inst rereiv.a ~ to,..
~ feb II pRyoR = p,,r"
Iudipo $50 lbs fine quality. our own importation
ii'i'So. direct, for sale yerr low nv "
--
z - Unr = I,.e,y et -
on feb II ~ TRVop ". ",.s"y
"'oN fAuLb.
SATfNETrS from SOC TO a.. Plain Ifps.r. p,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

For S,l, The Tsnvard IN North wleeiiuv. from.
- "a ting on Nsin street aud running hack
700 iert on Coal sire :, with = good hrick eurrvlug .hpp
2 stories high. a B,rk Mill ard hs-s.. and = tsrk house
20 feri tong, and s'oni - Nats. with other 6Ntur-s. all
in order TO commence work. There are i've full lots
and = pau Of = third of ground.
The terms Of ssle viii BE made easy far the rursba.
ser. and n net sad at private sale previously. win Ne
sold ON the premises at public sale on wcdnesI.y. IN.
18th n March nrxt. Terms ~ sale viii IL M ale known
by applying TO the subscribers or either 81 thew.
feb 81 JOHN McL.uRE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

ENVELOPES and Toy bo-ks. a large assoumen,
- inst received 81 the variety store Of
feb 81 J BLACKNN R 4 co, Monroe Of.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

BILL STICKING. &c.
TSNE undersig ucd offers his serviees to the public a.
= a Bill Sttcket. &c.
Bills carefully posted or let II dweiiinrs as dire,t- :.
Also. notices Of meetings deliver Il a. moderate char.
grs. As cgfatpr Of The CIV Han he will at all lines h.
prepared tn put II IN order for concerts Or public meet.
tugs, al the shnrtcx. notice.
Al orders let tor him at Nj 10y. tailor shap. cor-sr
OF Monroe aud Market Streets, opposite the Post on os
or sti; Times Once. will be promptly suende To.
feb 10 JOuN GREE:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

Co-partnership Sor,cE-k 9 F..en,.
nan m hs.ine-s. N. T.rtsE. and lss sa.,ses, r !,
!" asa,e ne cartel on under The 6nm N FAIxCIiii.n
sansse oa him. be trusts i, " ii be e.n,i..
uea aaier the new arm.
~"' fAiRcHiLD 4 TAYLOR, Hain q.
EG Pea kaive. cad r~s sn;v.- .,n,e-,.s ~,.
n. last epeaes al tho vs.i-fy sorr Of
iees . 4 ~, Monroe u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

i@''Nif-iN cnAserEY.-At Rule. held i, IN.
,Jr~'~s once 81 The Circuit Superior Couu OF f.sw
'na.,s : 'of 'he county OF OHIO. IN the month u
alses ; foiileinus, .o...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

"a asM Patterns Of me snail figured French ,..h-
- y ss Waich Wan be sold at Eas'ern enss 10 eloss
k1'p GkEkk 4 MOTIFS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

OIhoiNia-iN CHANcKsr.-At Rnics held An In.
aietAs once OF uc Circuit Superior CONF ~ l.v
ana chsncef{, far Tho county OF obia, ia the mos,h -
January. leS.
~ 'V~@s,3 Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23

We copy 'he following pertinent and pm
gent rr'ic'e from the National Intelligence,
OF Frf., lat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-16
Justlce 20 an Old Soldier.

=. j.,
JAS. GORDON BENEFIT, ESQ.
Dear Sir,-Belevng you be Of the best friends
to the old soldier request you to do great favor
well as an act Of justice to old soldier, not only In
this with Mexico but the Of 1872 'l3, and
IA with Great Britain. Yes, and on this day and at
this very hour thirty four ago was in battle
with the British army, under the command OF Generals
Ross and Packenham at North Point fighting for that
" star-spangled banner, which still triumphautly
the land Of the free and the home OF the
brave.n
have been living at this place (Red Bank) since my
return from Mexico, and have not been in New York
for several months and now understand there is a
report in circulation that left Mexico without leave,
which is falsehood. II you win be kind to pub
lh the two documents companying this letter, it
will stop such reports, and make scandal hold its
tongue, and much oblige your obsdient servant,
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
LIST Lieut.. Company X, U S. Volunteers of Ne York
HEAD QUARTERS THE ARMY
VERA CRUZ, April 0, 1S47.
APRIL ORDER, No. 6S.-Extract 6.
Leave of absence IL hereby granted to Lieutenant W.
Taylor, Of the New York Volunteers. At the expra-
tion OF his leave, Lieutenant Taylor will rejoin his
regiment By command of Major General Scott.
II. SCOTT, A. A. A. G.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUrANr Generals OFFICE
Washington July 8, 1847. !
Sir,-Your letter Of the Sd July, enclosing Surgeon
Mowers certificate Of your disability for serving, is
received. At your request you are hereby honorably
discharged the service of the United States
Your having been thus discharged the Pay Depart
ment will make final settlement with you, according
to the rules governing it in such cases.
II am, sir, very respectfully, your obedt. servt.,
srG r. JONES, Adjt. Gen.
Lieut. WIN. Taylor, I'd Regt. New York Volunteers,
New York CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-16
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.


BALTMoRE September Hs5Oc0 United States Gs OF 1865
l3 de, C7 Co0 Baltimore 6s 1870 81; 1000 Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Diyd Bonds b3O 7a 100 do do b3 7i
do do bSo 7 7shares Union Bank 59H do Bank
hPILADELPuA, Sept l5-Frst Bodrd-S750 Penn So IA;
$50 IA $1,000 d. a. $1,000 S. 81 lOIlz; So 600 u s
Tr 25 N, lU1 $500 keadg 6s Soc So; $1,000 Wilmington s.
IS S22co do q $3.50 State 6 s5 s7O susg Cn 6pc So ST.
100 do Morris Canal e 100 do do 100 do DO 100 do
6s 80 d $500 Morrss Canal 91 90 shs Girard Bank
Second Board-S500Us 6s 6s lo14; $4,000 Penna Sc "a;
s. Bank 2s eo New Jersey Copper Co. ~. after SaLe-4O
BosroS Sept i-tae Brokers Board-oo shs East Bos.
54a 46 DO 5s do, 6s do, So l5 do East Boston Co. III
DO Boston Provid. RR 90l4 do 90 do Wet. R gg
do Boston Maine RR lv9 rs do Fall River RR s6S lido
Reading RR bond. 1860 6i b5 Second Board-i0O shs Fall
River KR, 551 b 20 do 20 do West RR 99id East
Bos on Co Dyid IS BON; geo do, GU; 100 DO cox.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New BEDFORD Or MARKET, Sept. n.-Sperm-
There is good inquiry, but the transactions the
last week have been very light buyers being unwilling
to accede to the terms of holders. We have only to
report sale of SO bbls at 90 cents In manufactured
2O0 bbls spring sperm sold at &c. 5000 galons wi
ter do, at 81 10 cash. Whale-There is q brisk de-
nd both for export and home use, and prices are
well sustained. The transactions of the past week
embrace upwards of 600 bbls at prices ranging from
bbls for export at 32c COO bbs for do at 32sc For
manufacturing 500 bbls, in parcels sold &c. and
115O bbls at $50. 100 bbls. bleached winter whale
sold at 44c cash. Whaebone Is in good demand and
prices tend upwards We notice sales Of 200 lbs w
Coast at 24c 1900 h. do at Csc and 900 To- do on
private terms Candles-Sales Of 600 boxes SPERM at
zoe. per h., months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-16
The GuillOtlne.

To THE EDITOR THE New York HERALD =
Sir In perusing the Herald Of the 9th instant, l
observe you have misi informed in regard to the
proceed ngs Of the late Syracuse Convention. Your
report says, among other revolutions passed by that
body, one calling on the President of the United
States to remove all those from Office who not in
favor Of the election Of Cass and Butler Now, sir,
such resolution embraced in the general resolu-
tons separate resolution to that effect offered
by MIR. S. Bovine, of Rochester, and voted down by
asrge majority Deeming it proper that the proceed
ipgs Of the convention should not be msreprese
by publishing the above you will oblige who op-
rofed the resolution and would do again placed
~ like position. Yours very respectfully,
JOHN S. AUSTIN.
Sept. IL, 1S48 Delegate from the Sd and 9th Wards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-16
Sept. IL, 1S4S.
Civ InfeIjfuence

FIREs.-A fire broke out about 10 o'clock Thurs
day night in the oJ ser saloon at No. SO Madison st.,
which was put out with triAipg damage. fire broke
ont about O'Clock on Friday morning in the building
at the corner of Sd Avenue Ind Goth street. which
ext nguished without NJ ateral damage Also at half
past 3oclock in the building No. 1924 Hudson street
damage trifing
DEsERrERs-Two soldiers. named Moses Johnson
and Michael Bon ner, attempted to swim from Cover
nors Island, yesterday afternoon and picked up,
amst perfectly exhausted by the hands of Of the
Brooklyn ferry boats. They were sent back to the
Island.
s DIED IN THE CITY PRIsoN.-The cerorner was called
yesterday to hold inquest ut the city prison. the
body Of German named Frederick Greenhausen,
about 40 years of age, who brought up from the
First ward by officer Derrick, in the morning. much
intoxicated with severe cut on the top of his head.
The magistrate committed him to prison. where he
died shortly afterwards supposed through the effects
of the wound The will be investigated this FORE
noon by the coroner and the cause of death
certained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-16
Sporting Intelligence.

TRorrIse AND PACING AT BUFFALO, Sept 1.-TWO
purses contended for to-day, by PAGERS and
the other by trotters. The pacing of $780,
all pacing horses mile heats best three in five in har
There were entered for this Leckwoods horse,
Grey Eagle and Russells Butcher Boy. Grey Eagle,
took the first heat in I'm 49, the second heat de-
clared dead heat: Time 2m as The third heat was
taken by Butcher Boy in 2m. 4Ss-Fourth heat-Grey
Eagle was withdrawn and Butcher Boy went alone and
took the money.
The second purse S25 free for all trotng horses
under the saddle, for which there entered Lock-
woods horse Sky Rocket, and Cowing's Candy
Girl Sky Rocket took the first heat time I'm. 46s .,
and 2m As Candy Girl was drawn and Sky Rocket
took the money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-16

1s45 and '46; and $225sO. o29 than in 1874 and
AS When we take into consideration the great fall
ing of in the receipts of breadsturs this year.
pared with last the falling of in prices for almost
every article, the difference in value is by
large The value Of merchandise exported from New
Orleans to foreign ports during the year ending Sep
TENDER 1st 1s4s 1872 and the value shipped
to domestic ports 1927 1888, COL making aggregate
of 323 This amount, deducted from the value
Of imports from the interior leaves for domestic con-
sumption Sl2. 500 s3S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-16
Police Intelligence

Robbing Ship mate-Oficer Clahan, Of the 4th
ward, on Thursday, arrested Spanish sailor, named
John Webert, on q charge Of robbing his shipmate,
Robert Williams, of $50 and two lottery tickets On
searching the person Of the accused $32 of the
money was recovered Justice Lothrop committed the
accused to prison, for trial
Robbed on the Officers Riley and MCarten,
Of the 9th ward arrested on Thursday called
Mary Anne Murray on a charge of stealing $50 from
Victor Wager, while in house of dsrepute, kept by
Mrs Mulvey, at No. SO Orange at. $40 of the money
was recovered Justice Lothrop committed her to
prison, for trial
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Com pIimentary Testimonial AT n

Complimentary Testimonial AT n Meeting
5 fSfs New s %
PopeO by Henry Woods ESQ and seconded by Valentine
That CAPTAIN Howe.s g., aindIess and
New York, board the Andrew Foster deserves best
BY Thomas Ha.chard ESQ seconded by Wallace
the order and regularity board the
snip 1s tine sGn
conduct Of the captain his officers and merit warmes
Proposed BY Frank w'lker ESQ., and seconded by Joshua
Resolved That We the cabin passengers address letter
Captain cwe to be signed by each Of individually
Signed ef J. 'i asGs e \; ss~ Ssss.n
he wise In Time-There Is no question OF
HasadmiIed BY alIfor four dollars each Hats that
per cent better in quality than any dollars
The same street has proved this fact and the mex
Enssas '''''' p'"p' ''' '' y p''''"'s ''' VI
VIM. Fl. Beebc & Co., Hattcrs, 156 Broad-
SfM C5 and S street n ar,
BAT. and what they particularly dosire is tina. gentlemen
isoi t. may precisely kind Hat he Is
Sou to su % n Of Beaver and
nent Also ladies' Misses Bcnnets Ladies' Riding
Canes sa @a ''ns 0'S''
New Sly lie Fall Hat - Hayes 40 Broad way.
ts &c Il a9s at $ sS s that a
sxeeed IN quality and beauty of finish Price four dola
A Five Dollar Hat for Four DoiIars.-The
public having manifested their approval Of the experiment. made
hs hs ps S 5 quality Ms
hitherto in the any Halter
syS Sc s style
dollars jim. 0ENIN, 2ii broadway.
The Plumbe national Daguerrean Gallery,
Of portraits y s.tnspissSd
this gallery particularly If they DESTROYS procuring the
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DEATH OF A MIssIoNARY.-We have been favor
ed with the perusal of letter, dated Fuhchau,
China. June 5th, in which mention is made of the
death of Mrs White, wife of the Rev Moses c. White
Mrs White Of the first missionaries sent out
by the Methodist Episcopal Church Of the United
States and sister of Rev. II. c. Atwater of the
Providence Conference. Her death occurred on the
26th of May The superintendent Of the mission.
Rev H. Hckok. together with Rev. r. s. Maclay, and
Mrs Hickok reached the station at Fuhchau on the
14th Of April Boston Bee, Sept. r.
The number of admissions to Harvard University
this present academca year. 85 OF which IS were
to the Freshman class II to the Sophomore and to
the Junior class.
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The Yellow Fever.

MAYORS OFFICE, Sept Is, 1913.
The Special Committee of the Board of Health
report the eame a yesterday-that the city of New
York continues healthy and that there have been no
of yellow fever, death from that disease
at Staten Island, since Saturday last.
w. F. HAVEMEYER, Mayor.
TIMOTHY n. HlBBARD, Chairman.
CLARKSON CROLIUS.
WILLIAM ADAMS.
THEO r.. DE FOREST.
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EROM THE EVENING MIRROR-RING'S vERBENA
Cream We Know by experience be the best Of shaving
soar and those who have troublesome boards should not
te without has penetrating Of its and sftens
hardest and roushest beard TO render the operation Of
shaving perfectly Mr. Ring has lately taken the business OF
Dr. Minor at the corner Broadway and John street. where his
inestim able article may be obtained.
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IL lRKBRlDEs TATTERsALLs BEAvE POWDERS
N This popular and extensively ued remedy
lodged he only nfabe cure for heavs csnah in
hut the cheapest condition that can be
used limitations daily spnsrg up Beware them For
sale by COUGH & kITCHAM, No FULTON IT
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A model Hat-BeautIful In proportIon-n

high much bell srught-bm
the ght wdh-inernal appropriate and chaste
finish exdutey nicewhoe
please the most stidiouspatten Hats Four Dollars
WARNOCKS, 2C3 Broadway, near Fulton ct.
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MO CURE, NO CHAEGE-DR. COBBETr, LATE OF
IN No ~ Duane street, has removed Is Ann street
,sor lillian where he is suited AL diseases Of private
ysors in this city To those afflicted with pains Of head
limbs nlec streures seminal debility, ne guarantees per
stsnd speedy cure Recent cured IN three dys
Nonusnry wed NB-The apartments Of bis oriee are 30
arranged that patients do not see each other Letters po paid
attended 70. gee The Doctors Diploma.