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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
DIE

A. Pfo7t-uc-, r. / he l6,b mt GRACE NAURAN t,urb
days Ff =
% Moody, sept r-.i@uc@ near N.~bur,h MERCY
ohLhNAf ro- ~ tie ale Gen Ch.ancey Henap
- n r-ssenc- -ssnes.--, mor1n4 l3fh
JOsLrh shOrwELL Of lbs City, s.ssas. q u. h.an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

GEy TAYL0R.-Erpscfed Tisf TO PAS Chris
fla TO morrow evening Gen. Taylor by special IN
vitation will visit Pass Christian where be viii remain
several days The preparations for bis reception are
upon the most nfcent scale We learn that upon the
approach Of the General Illumination viii take place
such mas never been witnessed IN this part Of the
country The hotels and private dwellings will be
thoroughly lit up and the beautiful beach. for dis
lance % several miles above and below the Montgomery
House vii blaze with bOunres large concOurse OF
persons from the neishborng country will be In siten
fsece The people Of the surrounding country have
volunteered their aid In making the reception imposing
The occasion VIII attract goody company from Mobile
and this city fNeW-Orleans Pirsyune. l0th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
American Art.Inion.

The American Art-Union of this City, unlike
the similar institution at the West which we mo-
tced the other day. keeps its Gallery OF Paintings
open free to-aH every day except Sunday, and as
soon as the GOODNESS OF the weather will moderate
the heat OF near POO gas lights, the room Is brilliant
y LIGHTED through the evening, and thousands Of
all classes keep it continually thronged. Last
wear it was estimated that an average of thirty
thousand persons visited 1t weekly, toward the
end NJ the Season. The larger and much better
collection of Paintings. this year must attract still
greater crowds. The four pictures, the VOYAGE
or LlFE-Cole msster-piece-are worthy hun
dred visits Beautiful as they are, al first sight,
how they grow upon us and make us feel that we
are made wiser and betterby their great and beau
tiiul teachings We are not quite ssre that they
should be given 10 any one for - but so It's. and
about 500 other Paintings will be distributed in the
same way.
We perceive by the last Au-t atoR Bulletin
that subscribers are now coming in more than four
times as fast as last wear. At this rate II Will be
easy to be too late. The influence of such free
gallery, in attracting subscribers is incalcuable.
Beside the Paintings there will be also $50 Med
als-snd every subscriber will receive copy Of
the large Engraving for this year snd of the out
line illustrations Of Rip Van Wrinkle, designed by
Darby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

= JoHV Vas BUREy will address the Free
Democracy Of Westchester Co At White Plains TO day
We reckon there will be some Of them on hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

FATAL ACcIDEST.-About O'Clock last evening,
Edward >esbgiie porter the store OF Messrs Mason
a Lawrence - Mlkst . closing the scutts in the 81
story made mis- step and te shout thirty feet break
ing his back snd crushing several Of his ribs. The
unfortunate survived but one hour and twenty
minutes. Boston Courier. 18th.
FIRE AT ROCKAwAY-On FRIDAY afternoon
last the house OF :. Norton destroyed by fire
By the efforts of the neishbors the principal part Of the
furniture Wa preserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

DFATH uF JUDGE SAUNDFRs.-At the Red Sui
phur ~yauCs Va. on the 18th ut Judge LAFAYETTE
~AUNpEEs Of Clinton. Ia. breathed his last The de-
ceased was native Of Tennessee but many years ago
removed % oui-isna, IN which STATE he was much
respected and filed In manner highly honorable 10
himself several Offices Of distinction be recently
a Delegate % the Whi- Convention AZ Philadelphia
and was fbe organ through whom the delegation OF
that state made the exposition OF the political views
and opinions OF Gen. Taylor which has been so much
commeut-i on in the public prints. He has left wild
and several children 20 deplore his loss.
EE- Samuel N.Janney Of Loudouu County Va.
a minister Of the Society Of Friend declines being
Free soil Elector In Virginia though he goes 20 the
polls a. on vii vote that ticket
- Rev. John T.. BOX. ate Of the Jesuit Col
lege Georgetown hiss been appointed President OF the
Washington Seminary, d g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

"a A Free Barbecue is 70 be given % Hon
4 H. stephens the 30ih inst by the citizens Of Gas
sper Co. ga Of both parties The Committee for the
invitation Of sPeakers passed the following Resolution
" hssrsa That any member Of the Democratic parry car
nave a. opportunity u speaking Al said meeting who vii
Dc SUB ec 10 Tie rules laid down by the Committee Of Ar
rang-ments, lexcePt one Francis H. Cone, Of Greens
borUl chm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

.g \ big snag ia the Ohio River at Richie
town, has a Tag raised upon IT, Inscribed
Hurrah for Polk aud Cass
They protect u.
u Marquette Co. Wisconsin, has elected the
entire Van Buren, ticket including Judges Of Probate
sheriff, Clerks Of the Court, and Coroner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

Hon SIMON GREESLEAF's LETTER.-Mr Green
lest for many years Law Professor At Cambridge now
lives in Andover He was elected by the Whiss OF
tha, town a delegate to the Worcester Convention -
le declined on account OF feeble health The follow
ing letter speaks for itself
ANDovEE sept IL, l-i>.
NJ FoSrER JR Esq--Dsar Sir ! received on SaIur
day your note informing that was elected one OF
the Wig Delegates from this town 70 the Convention
on the 9Th at Worcester beg the Wings OF Andover
accept my sincere thanks for this token OF their
kind regard and confidence. II my health were sun
GENTLY reestsbshcd endure the fsgues incident 10
that service should take great pleasure IN meeting the
WhiS Delegates OF Massachusetts,, and cooperating Win
them IN measures TO the election Of such Chei
Magistrates Zachary Taylor and Geo. \ Briggs TWO
most available candidates because believed by the
people and rightly too be honest capable and faith
iu men snd well able 70 conduct National snd state
affairs IL reproach 10 the people Of this country
70 suppose that any other candidate Is more available
than the msn in whose integrity and capacity they
place the highest confidence.
Rut regret that for the shove reason shall not be
able 10 attend the Convention
remain dear sir. very truly yours,
:. GREENLEAF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
Things in Philadelphia.

CORES pondencr OF Inc Tribune.
PuuADRIrHiA Tuesday, Sept 10.
The An.riO an Association To- thc udvanca ment
ol Science which meets here tomorrow. has already
attracted several distinguished to city u
viii, doubtless be largely attended and continue scvera'
d.vs in session have arranged o. have tull report
Of its proceedings prepared Tor The Tr'bHnc
An attempt ~ highway robbery was made last night
upon the person of Mr. Joseph j. Aecie clerk IN the
North American newspaper Office II ccu.red in the
ID strict ol Mov4nensng. sink Of inlQlty, where
Answorh might locate novel Wnich would Out iiero1
ell the Mysteries of London or Pars. Tine police of
this District il complete eXempncaiion OF locof oco
rule they are dependent upon ruianisrn to elect them
ana take good care to show favor 10 vainy. by way
r reciprocity We hear but little OF such rausactions
u the other Districts Of County where politics a.
sumcs s0methin. of nearer approach 10 Democracy,
of which or0- Iucoisfn j. the " lower depth
our stock market closed duii today little bust
ness was transacted ia e. Loans ~ lOi., and Penn
syrans Bonds steady at l3f TO s3s. In Reading
There . more doing in Flour and the sales since
Yesterday ere about 300 bbs mixed brands 40 3 80
tor export Corn Meal IL quiet II . and Rye Flour is
offered 80 s. l2i Wheat h generally held above the
views Of buyers and 900 bushels have been sold
A. llOa NJ ca for red. and llj IT. for white both
Southern snd pennsylvana fennsy lvsnia Rye sold AZ
90 cts Corn rather scarce and IN demand AZ - cts
for lat and d for round yellow. with 1000 bushels
sold Oats Southern. dull 20 81 r. % cts. Cotton with
out demand aud 20 effect sales lower rates would be-
submitted %. Groceries uniformly held $500 bags
ITO CONGO ufuiNNJ -'u Ut ~ - "A tlt 'ili ~
hhds sugar a. q a y tor New-Orleans, and ID for
Porto Rico Nothing ia Moasses Provisions are
scarce and held AZ fall rates say S2 30 for Mess and
$40 for Prime Pork. Lard bbls, a q cts no kegs IN
fr.t hands Freighs scarce A. % for Grain and 3 for
Flour 20 Liverpool Cotton wanted al q l2i TO Bos-
ton Whisky dull AZ ~ cfs and less would be taken.
100 pigs Lead cold al - a. cash
Sa1Es or SrocEs-Fvsf B01rd-2700 state 6s, -
100 Lehigh Coal scrip. go Penn Bank. -62 1000
& : g. 'f- l03i 500 LehIgh Coal scrip. - JOl
sch Nav Int II 10 n. D Gas 10 10 Girsrd Bk. lOi
S,53qd Board 80 Louisville Bank 50 100 War
Bounty scrip 1- l0J Lehigh Coal Scrip ~ 36j DO
DO ~ SD Or = Bank D 20 Nornstown RR III >
Lehirh Nav. stock 2ii zoo state g. 73i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

~ Hon. SIDNEY LAWRENCE Of Franklin Co.
has been renominsed for Congress by the Free Demoe
racy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ gentleman Who has had some experience "a
teacher wishes situation assistant 10 school n q.
city or In family private tutor Hs woud be wiling },
receive small cisss his rcsderce. Pr ierus ref-r
ence. &c address Tutor. n u's ofHce. .2E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

IOtaI. .Jzt 1-lZJI 0flDi3 IIf-I7 -'I07'
The members Of the Legislature are sara 70 DC
Administration n Opposition 81 Itis douo''ul
which viii control the majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

iS- Rev. Nicholas Murray. D. d. of Elizabeth
town has been elected President Of the society Of
Teachers and Friends OF Education Of the state OF
NeW-Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL

"a TIE Nafi0nal THfofIgencsr publishes letters
from Senator Mangum Y Co. and Berien ga
denying that they are IN favor Of Gen. 'A's'
Who ever supposed hey could be for Cas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

TAG MEMPHIS COLLECTIONS FOR IRELAyD.-
Among the resolutions passed At late meeting Of the
friends Of ireland 10 Memphis was the following.
Res1ras That should unfortunately that th- f1r-
sorN AIRED from Memphis Roher; Emmet cannot be I'M
Appropriated 10 the relief OF ireland. that h.
hereby cifectec psce the 0u Al Interest and De
held a. perpetual sccumu zng fund for the benefit ~ ir--
and u1l tie BE rendered available for the establish
meul oftheir liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

NEw-JEEsn The Loco Focos OF the First
Congressional District Of New Jersey have nominated
Dr. iona Pitner A. their candidate Cor Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
WV rAII cARPETINGs.

IT To al who may contemplate furnishing 'ne',
- . ,syx ..rrets the present season. the subscriber
80 inform such that crester facilities have never
or, Tor doing so than from the immense purchases, anu
=, crest saerifces that have been made al auction whn
few davs OF the entire stock Of the celebrated thop'n
Vile and Tsfyile Companies, the superiority OF "nos'
sois are too generally Acknowledged to require eohi'u
Our stock OF the various other styles VIII upon lasp0o
b found 10 afford advantages unsurpassed by any o'her
house + \ Miller - Nsua--'- ".0''"s ~
90 lweod new and spacious store OF A. Arnold Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

TIE GREAT ALBANl flht Nun" 10 ''''
ALBANY, August 49, 1913.
slAs c HERRING, Esq-DoV Sir The safe OF your
make which We purchased Of your agent in This city IS NJ
Pak this Spring has proved Of more ihsn ordinary value
to US and far superior the other iron 'ss which are a'ed
Your Safe wss in warehouse, and locked up win 81
our books and papers m when our hndngwas ourn
ed down a, the great tire in This city on the Inn inst
We 60, al the safe and openedh this day ana ma our
books AMI papers safe. though the leather ooyers on me
hooks were omevs hat drawn We had safe $50 called OF
another manufacture the warehouse and mud that
there IS not yesuge ola book paper IN H. Eyer'h
contained was destroyed and was as iuof old books
and papers as your safe
We return you the old safe and wish srger one made
orus The dimensions oflhe We wish you 10 make Tor
M. We viii send you IN few days
BY examining the old safe which we return to you' you
can see what heat il was exposed by the brass plate be-
ing melted or and TIE expansion OF the iron bands &c
Yours, truly. VIM MONTEArH Gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

VMr. PrckEss of : c. i, out in favor OF Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

We COPY Ile f0-0wi1g lotteT rom yesteTla! ;
Washington Uuisa giving an account OF the gold excite
ment in California T. s NAVY AGENcv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-11

The members of Virginia Division, No. %,
Sons of Temperance, Wheeling, have learned
with deep regret of the death of their worthy
brother, ALFRED RICHARDSON, occurring, as
il did, under circumstances OF the most pain
ful character. On such an occasion, when our
order and the whole community have sustain
ed the loss of citizen and member OF so much
worth and 50 unanimously esteemed and re-
specIed, we deem 1t proper TO call upon the
bre hren OF the order. TO unite with us in
pubic manifestation OF regret for his loss-of
respect to his character and of our sympathy
with his afflicted family. .ond thu fu-
Resolved therefore Tbs further token of
neral of ourl'~ar Grape on the lett arm for
s-.rfyoays
Eeso we'd, That the thanks of this Division
be, and hey are hereby rendered to the Divi
sione at Maysville, Ky, for the prompt at
tention and kindness bestowed upon our de-
ceased brother, and lis fellow sufferers.
Resolved. That copy Of these resolutions
be forwarded TO The family of our deceased
brother and published in the papers of the
city.
p CIDER Of the officers and brethren of
Virginia Division Sons o. Temperance Wheel
ln5. January Slh, lS4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-11

The 70 lowing is the letter which was read
BY the President of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at the meeting of the Directors of
tie Company, held Thursday:
CJ1ce Of the Baltimore and o. X. r. Co..
December 18th, lS47.
To Messrs. Thomas Swami, Samuel Hoffman
John hopkins, George Brown, William
Cooke, I. Parkin Scott and Jacob G. Day-
ies,-''a Select Committee appointed to
cooperate with the President in devisine
means for the extension OF the Main Stem
o! the Road TO the Ohio River
Gentlemen:-l nave deemed il duty early
10 invite the attention of the Committee
10 such measures as appear TO be best calcula-
led 10 ensure the certain completion of the
radu 10 lis terminus at Wheeling upon the
route authorized by the agreement with that
clty, and the recent Act of the Virginia Leg
lsidturt.
tn The Investigation | have made, have
considered the certainty of accomplishing the
OBJECT at the earliest practicable period. and
especially within the time limited by the law
Is OF paramount Importance; and | cannot
houol That the adoption OF measures effectinp
such certainty Is now the indispensable duty
"i The Board. II the road be not completed
within the duration of the present law il
''S"'" ~ 'iuiSuiN " liiSplTc confluence IN the
future aollty OF the company; and renewal
OF the grant of the right of way through yir.
slnia might not be obtained hereafter upon
terms as favorable as the present. 1t is no
longer doubtful that the three principal cities
Northoi Baltimore, with superior advantages
III population and capital, will vigorously ex-
ert their utmost resources TO extend their roads
10 Inc proximity OF the trade and travel of The
West and that unless Baltimore with cores
pondTnl pfompntude and energy, determine.
by The completion OF her great Improvement.
10 preserve her natural geogra phical adyau.
tagrs, the object she has steadily pursued for
the last twenty Years oIld be as ef1ectually
destroyed by delay as by an abandonment Of
her enterprise
1t Is our Jnty TO expect that within no long
penou the Central railway from PhiladeI :
phla 10 Ptttsburs will be completed and that.
unless the baltimore and Ohio Rail Road can
d simultaneously, or earlier, prosecuted to
nor . 'uthern point on The Ohio. more with.
IN the attraction of the travel and ira ific of
Iii- West, other channels of communca ion
may mOnopolze both and that even the pres.
ent line 10 Cumberland may be deprived of
most OF It's advantages.
The spirit OF euterprze, not only in the
Atlantic States, but throughout the Western
country, is now fully awakened For long
1lne dormant or suspended west Of the Ohio:
rom tnt uncertainty OF relying upon IN.
best connections with the Eastern cities.-it
mas al length been reused into nll activity
The recent grant nt The right OF way to this
company through Virginia has contribit no
sn,ali share Ia This activity, and the zeal lilat
mas been thus stimulated will not abate. If
disappointed ~ tie HOPE o! d cunne,t lion with
',rr ..;"arte. toate, The enterpfizing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-11

THE A. n JOHNSTON.-We perceive that
the Cincinnati Atlds has been and is. very Sc
we're upon the owners and captain of the ILL
fated A. n. Johnston. We do not think it
proper TO reply to the remarks which we find
in it in full, as there is now an investigation
of the matter going on here which will soon
be published. We will only mention two
OF the harsh remarks made by that paper:-
The owners instructed their engineer to pro-
cure everything and make all OUTLAWS requir-
ed at Cincinnati let the cost be what ii would.
The captain wasin his own state-room at the
time OF the explosion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-11
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.

C~z- We publish this morning the fist part
of sMr. McI.ane's letter to the Board OF
Directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. We need not recommend it to
the notice. or approval of our readers. twill
meet with both in the fullest degree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-11

TAYLOR CONVENTIONAL" wings oil
the LeGisl-s--s'-vr virginia having dh"ouiic-
ed a convention OF the WHY'S of the State, to
he held in Richmond on the 23d of February
next. many of the counties have responded
II the call. Should not Ohio CO. do s.? The
duties of the convention will be to appoint
electors nominate Vice President, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-11

lar and i'm, i4ie OF most sinpu
a, anu eAeilns characier--cOn.anng scenes and ca.
NJ a. 20 ie FOUND IA New ORR. II is written n,
Ne" huhlihe, rs dedicated TO the clergy of The C,v
,e-h al sc"'ctef ~ on Burglar. TEX, orhris Co.
icS ahi "hef thieves hrH"iug i.n leC,5r M. IN, H.
II DESCRIBED where ana 4. the. are ~ P"'''1
10 "a "''Ttcs, ''cCnd serirs " tile ale q Ne,I
~ i's 'tai td'i"n, hcsi'c, LEGENDS OF IN, ni,a
+elGi et"turv, by CnnS,ai.l - 'ii'V
- oifH.. is Of Old London or The ia. 4. nf y,.,,
ny e y y, E,', ODDS author OF :, IL :" l"@etth,
o1 IA i."td"r, Eaten Aujfor etr ''a'a"e'
."'t tiiShri VITA nuihotous e!,sravino. f,o,,.., r.
hous pictures of i'arartI.. 'r' nun siie Ia
~, rr' e. 1tahsp or charms reward. tac of ysu,
LOTS iN hchty William liel,o,. WI ne"
l"e h't frv"'iser or the rate Ipe of H.. i.to.i
Az ~ ,,s ~ ara rs Islands rs Ned Runlline
"'ilsihai iaie ct The Sea. TIE Whine Ds,, o. Tho
fuser Of The Gulf OF Mexico tine tsa of Pins H. '.s
ana war, by II Boynon Jr ' VI iHsey
ne eoeKhey IN America. or the adventures of ,rri,,
VS. - oeAs Esq, edited by Frank Film I,s,rattJ
McElrstl New York ' - 'ee'F ana
N me hhl2hl OF Gwypne, by Charles Lever
Le constitution Of Man by Geo Comic
Also flesh stock of new music received his d,v
t,n, NAKEMAN's
'"4 Literary DEPOT No III Mans,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-11

A G ,MMON COLD AND COUGH.-It should be
remembered that cough l. an evidence that I'M
purity is lodged in .he lungs, which if not speedily
removed, will rrtate these delicate organs
or later To bring inflammation of the ungsa form OF
disease which we all know is the nigh road TO
sumption
medicine for carrying of cold ecau they expel from
the system all morbid and corrupt umors (the of
every KIND of dscase) in easy and natural manner.
-Four OF five of Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills. t.ken
every night on going 10 bed viii IN short time remove
the nosi Obstinate cO,dat the time the digestive
organs will lie restored 10 healthy tone, and the blood
completely purifei.
BEWARE or CONFERENCE.-The public are caution
ed against the many spurious medicines which. in
der to deceive, are called by names similar TO Wris's
Indian Vegetable Pitts.
The en!y original and Indian Vegetable Pills have
the signature .: William Wright written with u
the top label of Box. None other genuine and
10 counterfeit this is FORGERY.
f". sale by James Melor, Wheeling, AMI Jacoh Good
ing Trladelrhia Office aud General Depot 100 Race
street, Philadelphia. ian &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-11
CkAN FOUNDRY.


OO7 'tt3 y CtUg HitU I VtF II otfttl, UPpOSlIE
s!~ At.sl Eortoru
WHEELINtf "a.
u s'orNNtS o. W. CUNNINGHAM, MES nAGSs.
M'GiNNlS. CUNNINGHAM &. 90.
T&E AREHDDM At the HoaSe Of u M'Ginuis No i7s
'F| East side of Market aqrare. where ia a!,.'l9n
to his stock Of lou MATHS, Groceries &C. .I' te
constantly kept GA aHd kinds Of cast iugS; cook ing
stoves U the approved sly les also crGrv cs
criptioA of stoves aud Graies of the its aud .oa;
beautiful That are now in usr sugar and wash kettles
OF All sizes. GOOD rnen: also descrIp.
NON ot ware 10 make the assortment compIetc. We
also making preparations to have good assortment of
the vi'nuS patterns of iougs for the coming season.
all OF which Wil he sold tHC most reasonable Terms
!oN WORK done al lac ofte~t nosc ANA lowest rates.
jan SID M'GINNiS. tUNNIMGuAM az co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-11

NoLEEY 3. PALMER Is author ed to act as
gen; ior receivih. su5sc,i tic and adver-
isenentstar the Wheeling Da " Times &
ADVERTISER, at Baltimore, Philg elphia, New
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore, al the Southeast corner Of North
md Fayette streets:
Phil delphis, n. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut SITS.
Wv York, Tribune Buildings, oppositecit
Ia |.
Il. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange,
Philadelphia, is as.n for procuring subscrip-
ions ana advertising for the Wheeling Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-11
) 4s..3 1ityDAl l{ElstSrltR.

STEAMBOAT ltE1iSrER
khPORTED RY G. II lERaY
n IVALs ANn DEPARTURES
i B1f.s o. the It's As hours e.t iin2 Satur-
tag at 4 9'e'ocb, p. N.
ARRIVED.
Tas.joni, Perry, Pittsburgh
Clip No. 2, Crook. Cincinnati.
Sam Cloud, Mason, N Orleans,
Fan mount, Poe, Pittsburgh,
Wet,yi!le, Clllett, Nashville.
Brooaiyn, Boies, Pittsburgh,
Nev england. Ebbert, Pts,
La Byron. Miller, Cincinnati.
nfP.. RED.
Cashier, McGatlick. Louisville,
lag!ioni, Perry. n Orleans,
Clipper No, 2. Crook, Pitts.
Saint Cloud, Ma.on,
fairmoult, PIE, Nashville,
Neils,ille, Catiett, Pitts.
Bfoohyn, BoeS, s.. Louis.
10 fee; water in the DEMONSTRATING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-11

The cold of yesterday was suffi lent to
create coasidefa Bile igc Ia the river.