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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
EVENING REPORT.

SENATE ..ALBASY. Fek. l5-sP.M.
The bill to amend the Charter OF the Troy and
Gfeenbnsh Railway Company was ordered TO
third reading
The Senate then went into Executive Session.
The bill exempting all hremen from service 10
jurors aud from military duty. after fyeyesrs'
terms OF service, was passed in Committee and or
dered 10 third reading
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. VPHAM, on the question OF agreeing to the
report OF the Committee on the Troy and Boston
Railway Company's bill, moved a resolution that
general railway bill was impracticsble.
After farther debate the bill and resolution were
committed to the Committee Of the Whole
10 Committee, the debate was renewed, but 90
question was taken.
Progress was made ia Committee Of the Whole
on the Saratoga and Washington Railway bib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

Tue "RcHELIEU" GOLD PSS is now universally rscof
nizet a. superior 70 all others They invariably war
rsnted and be returned whenever they do not suit
If the points come OIL will he given without
charge They sold only BY *. r.. WArsos Co. "
Willismst. one door below Wsll-st and j. Y sly.ss,@
Futonst. Gold Pens and Gold and Silver Css,s Of every
description wholesale and retail Gold Pens ct g. 81 IS
and 81 80 Gold Pens repaired or exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

~ That Wax Statusry Is attracting the attention Of
thousands at the American Museum as indeed iis msrs
deserve. Everybody who has s delighted with u.
and loud In its praise While the scrptura Groups 81.
cite the deepest syupsthes Of the heart in the esuse o.
tho Master. The Temperance Tsblesu calls forth emo.
lions Of SORROW, and ensts the feelings 10 that cause
which is saving thousands from the druDkads fate This
work richly worth visit and will doubt continue TO
be extensively patronized Entertainments take place
both afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

FROM INV MrxIco.-We have received thu
sana ~ Repus,eas Of the il,h December. I, publishes
fr.t the proceedings Of the Legislature Of New sxioo
the message Of Gov Dcnscsno VI and the orgstissoa
Of he senate and OF the House OF Representatives m
Governor makes no auson 10 the relations between the
United states and New Mexico He merely expresses bis
regret that (he cannot congratulate them upon The
cessation Of hostinres between the United s,s.ss and
MEXICO The restoration OF peace Is much 10 b desired
BY a. % 10 will certainly exercise an important rcasnes
upon our prosperity and happiness. wash. UGio1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

PEor NICHOLS LEcTURys-We have the seventh and
last Of Prof Nichols course Of Astronomical Lectures In
type but In consequence Of press Of other matter are re-
Iuctantly compelled to omit IT this morning. We shall
publish 1t 10 our Evening Edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

kAcHIsE SAsDIsG.-The Goodyear Rubber WHsh ous.
100 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church continues keep
the best Article Of Machine Banding Ia use msnuss-
ured under Inc direct supervision of the patenes himself
and cold At reduced prices All articles sold this we'll
Known Establishment warranted. II 10 about i've
Jesrs since Mr. Goodyear first introduced this article to
public notice at this esiab shment and Though a, first
encountered the strongest opposition the Of It hu
now become general Th, concern has no connection
With any other establishment In this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

Appointments by Governor Youss.

wv
Messrs CHAmBERLAIs, BREssAs. JEROME, Cor
FIN and SCHULTZ were confirmed today az Hsrbof
Masters for New York. Mr.. SrEwARr's appoint
ment as Commissary General was sent " the
Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16
Interesting Correspondence.

CLINTON Lenswse Co Mich. FEB t. 1913.
Grssisv Esg Please seai the New Yor D.y Tnbane
and wall pay you the end Of year By dong vii
promote WA. tbs county and oblSe
You're HENRY STEVENS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

~ In Democratic Wing General Commute e,
grssdvay House Tuesday evening, February 10, lo4s,
The following resolution wa adopted
R,seived, That the several Ward Committees be 70
10 assemble in their several Wards at their usual
places Of meeting this Wednesday evening at O'CLOCK
fr the purpose Of arranging for the Mass Meeting on The
i7,h instant PHILIP HONE, Chairman
J. n HoBsRT HAws,} Wee. Cb.irnep.
ZOPHAR MILLS,
JosrpH X. TAYLOR, {s..,at.rss
JOsEpH c. PIscKsEY. '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

rY We under cations Msaros y press Tor New Bed
ford paper. yesterday morning Our snks are eo d
70 Springfield route to copy Of the b1t' ma
q yesterday and 70 for Albany papers sa Houss'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

sAsDs's saEsApAsiiLA.-This medicine 10 cosssss'G
performing almost Incredible Of diseases uAssg
from impurities Of the blood The unfortunate victim
hereditary disease, with swollen glands contracted sssss
and bones half esrious has been restored health ss>
vsor The serofooss patient covered with ulcers, osis
to himself and to hs attendants, hiss been ns1s
whole. Hundreds Of persons who had grosSsd hepslssy
for yesr uoder cutsneous and gsndur disods chronic
rheumatism. and many other complaints sprinsss from
csrans Of the sseretiye Organs and the ersasnos
have been raised II from the rack Of dsssss -
aow with regsnsrsted constitutions gladly testify 70 "
efficacy OF tbs inestimabe preparation. The ts""'s'
Of those who have been cured BY lie use, vth tnsf
denses has been published from time to time and w.
desirable, . mas VI the most overwhelming tssoD.s
could be brought forward proving moot conclusive" :"
inessmsbie value.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, BY A.
SANDS. Wholesale Drussisss. loo Fulton, corner 81
isrn-st rs Broadway, ssd ~ East Broadway 80
Sold slso by Drussists generally throeshoat 'ts
ssasss Prss q per bottle. OF six bottles fosss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

CLARK, BROTHER Il Co.'S suPgsIos GoLD PEss.-fhss
Pens Justly celebrated for their durability snootbnss
point and superior finish, are now fast coming into saau
Those who wish to get really good article sAesN
call at their office, % John st corner Of Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

u The Vicksburg Theatre. which de-
troyed ~ IRE on the 2sh u the property " Judge
Psk.ri The loss about sss,ooo only one half Of
which insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16
Markets

Csnon-Dull. and without variation 10 prices Sszsr-
Steady yesterdays rates No fss-zl = cts Flour
Sill sng.id, Illinois being s..ll quoted al - FrdsMi
Two American ships have been taken up Tor Liverpool
E4cAang ss-Linited
ship New-.-Cleasd-ship s Arssnsas and Christian,
and bark Lostto fof Philadelphia and bark 81 Andrew
Tor New-Iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

MELAscHoLr AFFAIK-A boy. 10 years OF age.
SAYS the Lrnys;oa Repsbcss, hung himself IN NnndA
Monday last The Circumstances are truly melancholy
The family where no resided engaged 10 euichering
hogs snd while the men a. dinner be- pat small
chain around MS neck supposed. for the purpose OF
ascertainng what impression II would make and let hin
self hang from the pole which the hogs strung up
whsD the men returned from dinner life found 10 be
extinct.
FIRE N WsITEHALL.-Aboutm midnight on Tues
az the s,h inst ere broke out In Whitehall Which ee
Dyed several houses belonging 10 the heirs Of the Aie
ate phen Chaplin and Others The entire ICES IL between
50, 900 and a, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16
Business Notices.

~ PALMER the Agent, 10 appointed to transact the
business Of the best papers in tho country and authorized
by the proprsto to receive and receipt for advertise
ments and subscriptions This Is important consio
ton 10 those who intend 10 ADVERTISE 10 any condeshs
amount Office Ia the Tribune buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

" OSE HUNDRED AGENTS wanted 10 obtsis nv
scnoers for the ashinson Magazine, whom erst re
opportunity viii be given. Apply Immediately, q ~
Csnsist This work will be issued emifnonhiy Lses
number WY contain bret Biography Of Of the gns
opal Officers Of the American Revolution which coad -
% oDtsiHed In any other form, without paying the PIE
number OF volumes This together With other imPerF
act reading matter renders This work hyperion
OF the kind heretofore publ, shed. ldT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

lLIISoIs.-The New Constitution of this State
reduces the annual cost of supporting the State
Government from $780, 400 to S4s, 400.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16


-HraKs TO You. BAhay cLAri r
rThe Wings and other citlzehs oi
New-York, friendly to the nomination u
HENRY CLAY
candidate for next President OF the
I'D S,.,es are invited 10 meet at CAS-
T,r G.Rprs on THURSDAY EVENING,
,7,h ms. at o'clock, for the purpose OF
Giving expression to their wishes, and CO.
ar.t;ng 10 secure such nomination by the
No,;onaI Convention to be held at Phila-
dslnbia on the 7th day Of June next
The following distinguished gentlemen
.,s invited TO address the meeting.
Hon I lob. :" C6RWiS. JAMEs WILSON.
Y. $Ia SkkWsRS, :. TT22rrSNkSsss.:Mhiru,
JOS Il DAVID GRAHAsi, E:q.
Committee of arrangements.
HENRY GRINNELL. EDWAkD MiNTgRH,
SsInprpT SMITH. JAMES II BRAINE.
FRANCIS j. ORRIEN, SAMUEL T. TisDALE'
TIMOTHY NISSAN. JOHN CkANh ~.
Wn9 vn rrSy HAMMoSD JAS w DUsENBERRY,
"a John L LEf rpdss PASis sTTRrRfIGA
al = THRFsHER d. HALL.
5thJEFF. BERRlAN, w M D1hLitN',
9Th J. 3. TAYLOR, AZ fOkbhS,
9Th ZEBEDEE RING. DOsEPH M rhlSh,
sthA r. LAWRENCE. DAVID l. ChAnr1
eth.HOMER TILTON EACOs sEhbklNO,
10th DARIUS FERRY, ID. mlLLkk
lin CHAS. N. SIMOSSON, l. DOaNE; ,.
lThN p. BLUNT, fDWAkD DkAhAm'
lStb.H X. FROST, NOhN COOrEh. m
l4th JOHN STEWART, CHARlkS n IA1LOk'
I5hALvA SPEAR STEWART J. SMITH,
10th GEO @. CAMPBELL, y. 8. JACQUES,
l7th.0EO II FRANKLIN, J. J. HkRklCk:
18th WILLIAM EDMOSDS ALERT GlLbEkI. 90.
PHILIP HONE, Chm. T BLEAkLtf On
lostys II T.YIoR A -, EDELAnELD SMITH, Ca,
Ios & PiscxSyy oooJ' X NJ. STRFBEfGH. S"0N'
n BOWDITCH BLUNT,
Chairman Joint Special Committee.
IL LrsFEErs, ,sec,e,ar;es
JOHN j. HERRIcK, !
,,,,.- a, a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

SY The Courier s. Enquirer matches our state
ment OF the unanimity Of the two Wing General
Committees of this City in favor Of HENRY CLAY
for next President by stating that the Wing City
Committee OF Albany has refused to pass resou
tons in favor of Mr.. Csy.-Well' what Of iti
Have we ever claimed that the Albany politicians
were particularly friendly to Mr.. Clay1 What be
comes of the Couriers standing reprosch that The
Tribune was mere echo of Albany opinions
Need farther proof be offered that we obey our own
convictions whether they concur with or differ
from those prevalent at Albany or elsewhere
Had the Albany Committee been elected in view
of and with reference to the Presidential contest
as ours WERE its failure to act in the present in
stance would have been far more significant. As
il is must presume that they spoke the voice
OF Albany until evidence is afforded that they do
not. And as Albany in size compares with New
York, so are the demonstrations hitherto in our
State for Tay or as compared with those for Clay
Beside the Judgment of our City has been ratified
by that of large public meetings at Poughkeepsie,
Fishkill ard Wiliamsburgh Where out OF this
City has there been attempt in our State
at popular expression in favor of Gen. Taylor
SLAVERY IL MIoHIGAS.-Although Gen. Cass
has himself made large bid for ultr a-Southern
support in the Baltimore Convention. it seems that
he speaks for himself only and does not bind his
immediate followers. The following resolution has
just passed the Michigan House by avote OF FIFTY
TWO To Three, viz:
Resolred That whenever the Government Of the
United shall acquire any territory by conquest
sion purchase. 10 which slavery shall by law exist
the time q such conquest cesson purchase would
be epugnar the moral OF this nation, and yo
atOu Of the cesrest duty of Congress, 10 permit the
Institution Of Slavery IN any form. TO be introduced
therein"
- If Gen. Cssss pro-Slavery logic is thus fatty
repudiated in Michigan, where in the Free States
will il find swaowersl
lLLISoIs.-The New Constitution of this State
reduces the annual cost of supporting the State
u L.. - -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

Bv.n obvious b1nder in our Money article Of
Yesterday it was stated that last years income OF
New Jersey from the Railroad and Canal Comb.
nation was O. 3o7 The actual truth being that the
State was mean enough 10 sell TO the Railroad No
nopoy the exclusive privilege Of carrying psssen-
gers her soil and pocket Two Thousand shares
Of the Conpsny's stock in payment therefor Be
slider her regular dividends on this stock the State
charges transit duty Of ten cents on every
through passenger. making her receipts from
the Combination ss1 ,3O1 ~ the past year and
s671, 6a7 50 in all-money which has been
taken from the travelling public and a great deal
more with it, 10 pay the Company for collecting
this by process a little smoother and more dexte
rous than the tribute formerly exacted Of Christian
Commerce by the Bsrbary powers but how differ.
ing in principle we cannot perceve.-We copy
the proof Of the foregoing statements from the late
Report of the Joint Board Of Directors OF the Ca
nal and Railroad combination, as follows
"In conclusion 1t may rot be unnportAn, without
value 10 stockholders to be Informed 10 regard 70 the
interest the state Of Sew-Jersey has IN their works
That the State might recsive the dividends thereon,
2OOU shares Of the stock were transferred BY the CON-
panies In consideration Of grant BY the state q certain
valuable rights and privileges, OF which one vas me ex-
cusve rght 70 transport passengers and merchandise oy
Railroad across the State between the Cities Of New
and Philadelphia And in addition 70 the dividends on
these shares the staiereceives transit duty upon AZ pas
senges and merchandise transported across the ave Oe
tween the Delaware river and Rarian bay and river snd
between Trenton and New Brunswick The sums paid 70
the state SeJersey during the past year In dividends
and transit duties amount 20 ii 30 7lOO cellars or near
" one fourth Of the Of the ~oks and the
whole paid 20 the stas, from these Interests since the
commencement Of the operations Of the Companies
amount 70 hundred and seveniyone thousand x nun
dred and forty 52-ioO dollars (S6Il6f 52-lOO
(slsned) JOHN POTTER, Pres Of Combination.
/ JONI X. THOMSON, secr'y.
This inquiry cannot 20 on and prosper Our Ere
! Railroad is already completed to the Delaware at
/ Port Jeryis, whence TO Philadelphia is beautiiu
track for Railroad, that cannot long remain unin
proved. Within five years we shall have trains
running regularly from NewYork to Philadelphia
via Port Jervis ia six or seven hours through mos
picturesque and delightful region, at cost Of 3.
or at most So. Then. while we hope all reasonable
prosperity to the New-Jersey Railroad Monopoly
/ (which is only doing what its own interest dictates
and the State authorizes we shall be sadly dlsap
pointed If New.Jersey does not come short OF bel
present amount Of annual plumber. At any rate
we will try to do something toward the Delaware
River Road, if needed TO battle her rapacity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16
From the Extra Pieaynne. Feb. :.
spseLaI CoIIe.pondenee d lhe Picsyune

VIA IRIIl AN n NO
The Courier dispatched by the English Legation arrived
here on Saturday THE 22d) having left Mexico on the
18th Athough almost everybody regards peace as con
clndsd have seen private letter from hish source en-
titled 10 credit which that this general impression
entitled credit aud that he cannot see that we are
any nearer % itthan ever
Al expedition under Col McCeilaud, 5h Tennessee
Volunteers composed 81 about $40 infantry and 300
mount ed men, started this morning to follow up The Orza
ba road try of the robbers who Representa-
10 - m large force on tho main road Puente Nsciona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-16

KEsTUcKY.-The Legislature has elected A. e..
Hodges n Co Frankfort Commonwealth State
Printers by vote of 10 to so for H. NJ. McCsrty X
Co r. d. Horton, State Librarian and Nathan
Payne Commissioner of the Lunatic Asylum.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
TIE CHOLERA

The British Government, through its"G,n-
erol Board oil Health" has issued "a cifcula
containing remarks upon the observation-disclosures,
OF The epidemic which has recently made il
appearance in England and Scotland 18th sug.
g~rstlons Tor its prevention and its treatment
As il is possible hat the cholera may come
ia search OF victims to eur .hores also. WI
copy the circular, emitting such portions as
are locally inapplcabie:-
GENERAL BoARD OF HEALrH.-Gwydir Huusp
Oct 5. lS48.
The General b ard Of Health, having con
slider d The Official accuuu ) which have been
received OF the course OF Tire A>iatic cholera
since the presentation If the reports Of The
metropolitan "a ltary commissioners, and
having consulted medical practitioners Of
ennmenCe aul OF sptcIat haoNle ledge oi ihe su,
lvet and having cumpBfed The tenor OF hose
recent accounts WiIn The observations made
respecting ibv former mode OF the propagation
OF Aslatsg cholela ia E'Tore, have uoy TO
represent
That the experience obtained Of this disease.
during as larmcr inyasions % he country IN
the years 1881 and 1882, and the sin lgrgr
tAlFiEhA uttA4Ich NtAltiG lis recent Hrt gffSS
hrpugA Persia, ESy pt, syria, Russia, Poland.
aad Prussia, appears TO all I'd ground Tor ill.,
correction oi some views formerly entrrisinrd
concerning II, Winch have on important bear
ing on The measures, both OF prevention aud
alienation, that ere expediani 70 be adopted.
The extent, uniform tenor. aud und4 ubtrd
authority 81 the evidence ohtoiued from %
sersrIs o. all CLASSES. la different countries
snd climates. and amidst all varieties ol the
phy sica political, aut social conditions o.
The people, appear 10 dlscfedIt the once pre-
vuient oplui1n that cholera Is, ia ilseli. con
t%tsiuus eu opinion winch, il iailaclous, must
Ac tnlsvhicyous, since It dIyerts attention L.
HE true source oi danger, and he real means
OF protection, aAd hxvs Il on those - Inch are
idnasilafii creates panic. leads To- the neglect
aod abandonment ut the SICK; Occasions srrai
eAprnsr lof what Is worse ihan useless. and
Mtthdraws attention irum That briri but i'm.
%l'artent interval between The commencement
and the Development ol The disease. dun,s
which remedial mrasur Z are most ra-,iy,
ia is cure.
Although it is 80 iaT true that certain con.
dtlioas may favor II spread from person. In osr
spn as - hen great numbers ui The sieAsr cr,,,-
Died tu-eilieflH Close ~unyenulaled aIsrtm,
yrt mi- not 10 b. considered as a~irctlu ~
general principle olits uon-contagiuus nsin,.
i.ur are sucn conditions likely 10 occur in tbis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
'rATlsTiCs OF COTTON MANuF1r

STATISTICS or corrON MANUFAr
TURB-Thr M-ch5uical Priacjple. a vo,.
pub sied ~ New Yo'k, publishes the Ia
low ing estimates IN u.ati u to the Csita,
" snuldciurc
II f. t-unatsi Dat The Uailpd States vii
msfu1gr'uf- 4UU.rUo halls uf Cotton M;
y,sr tI-l-} ur Oh W l9J0s0OU0 p,up +
which. a,vtitd by 301-fhc numhero ii wor.'
ilg DAYS IN ihe ,esr-give, 600 ono puuuls
p.rtt, lua au nb-r 81 l-aI spinlles %,
No. ~ yarn. q Qrr-d u con~unr his col.
ton will b 3.G79.37l. ~ tlrsc go d, VIII
aytrsLe ab,Hi ioug uuutes Lt the ysrl. ls0
Ni0. aU0 pounds - Cotinu viii give 720GU0 .
0l9 yard. Cotton. or 80 eBris ju zach Of /, .
10000 900 at inhabitants ksth @s,irdI.
@ st- 50. rasairg The carilul employed SOS.
stlZ15.
The mmhernt operatives ior this amount
a. goods is es ffsj At IS 70. lbe value u
tirir .5bur at J93, 500 per aunut,. ana
tie total txpsrs = oi manufacturing these cot.
ta. goods. exclusive OF ,he cost OF cotton. "a,
S2U4Ji .050 per yesr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
e. He inns

F3' INC 4 tRsS.
Mn. WHARTON About two weeks silce,
and two or ihfee luys AFTER my bats look the
premium al The i1ir, Air Avery offered a re.
ward through your paper of orr huldred DOT
lars, to any latter IN thi. cit, that would
N Ike a tetlrr hot han he could. tile hats to
b, judged hy . c.na4itiee at hatters. | ae-
cepled his prupesi ion 1t once. AID ! now ne
speciality ialorm him tnsi tex hat is ready.
and am Wiling % sad ii TO New York or
10 ANY other CITY IN the United States. Now
don't kerp me waiting. n~eigtbor Avery. |
want 10 be handling ihai grcat. renard-il
looks very large l. my eyes, And YOU npst
no1 either o. 'hr mifk Or pIse .ixzie eat At
ihr small rur ite hora Nty la ) have Ia
sen he premium over yaurs ohee and they
can q II dsain. JOHN ]. H0GE.
My Z. Premium HITTER. Union -.
tSfIRN AaHEfrrslNG ANbCoLLECT1NG
AGeNCY.
NA. hfN.LoE. Thru street, tsNo doors east
Post Uttce, fittshars. 20. is our aulhoci-
ed Agent tor 'hit cilt. 81 X, ais, attends
q ihr c~ritscii a q bills a4aiaat persous ia
q mat ctty-IarG' or Sitai-and refers To toe
adltar> 81 III" Pittsburgh pres, IN particular,
ii the weston press generally.
+. ". CARR. upposiie the Exchange.
Dat'a'ieiptia, IS ag'ut for procuring sHDserp-
IONS lfi advertising Tor the Wheeling Time.
BEDieNr 4 GRgeN. 81 Street, opposite the
POST Olicr, Ciactaaali, will act as Agents
Or tle Wheeling FINES, aud all orders lett
fiih them will De prompt, attended to.
>A IS. Palmer 4, authorized Ia at a.
s3t '0r receiving subscriptions and adye,-
.ats inr the Hheeltng Dali, Times &
,d,sliset al 3altimutc, Philadelphia. New
ork aud Boston. His utiee is IN
i%*i,ilnorr, al the Southeast corner Of North
and Fasrt,r streets:
Phit,isi pima, y. w. Corner OF Third and
Chestnut ST..
New York, rtibune Buildings. opposite city
Hail.
WAl. THOMPSON, corner Of Boliimore
aud South Sis. IS duty authoriled gent ior
his paper u the city 81 Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No ISL. Nassau St. n. Y.
will act rs agent to pr seure advertisements
lnt subscriptions III The cits ut New York Tor
tn Wheeling Daily and Weekly Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09
IELLGRlPII.

The following is oor stestdespstci Frcei-
we'd al 10 o'elock last evening". Il emb'Sces
information troc Stats DOT before heard from
r. nns,lyahia. New jersey, Rhode island,
Connecticut and North Corilna all gone Tor
TAYLOR. -Four counties ia Georgia show con-
siderable vhig gains. L4fge Whig gains IN
Virginia; it l. highly probable she ma 9 ne
fur To,lor. Reiurns from 2o2 lows 10 Mas
s,chusetts ihditdte no choice By 10 People.
| No choice in New Humps ire. Ia III towns
lin Maine sh W a whig gain OF 1920 over
the 81 pttmbtr eiectioa-tae Wings claim the
lSiate. Partial returns, trem rtnncseee, Ala
bam IA and Mississippi look well Ter TIE whiss,
Two wlig mem5ers OF Con ress gaincd III
New York Us Tar as heard from, and one IN
Michigan.
Cincinnati. Ny s. 10 y NJ.
Hamilton County complete, Cess has 1913
majority.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

The above reward viii be paid 10 any hat
ter in this city. uho will manufacture and
complete a bat ia better stvle and workman
ship. ,lan We can at No. 10, Monroe -.
S. AVERY.
T. S-Tbe hats to be sent TO New York,
and abide the dpcisi u Of d committee OF the
best hauers in hat great emporium.
). AVERY.
Wheeling, ort. %. l84S.