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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
FkEeENEX srsEss..

EskEeENEX sEs}Es.
WATER STREET. SOUTH WHEELING.
n GENERAL a.so,tmen, Of Dry Coos. Groceries.
~ Queeuswafe, Wrding ard Letter psrcr. for sale.
oci2i .. I.AHRul &c.
500 nupd a. single c-ovu wrapping parer et ~
u @S pcror quality. for sale st THE phruix Taper
N''s. luov'l Cs ANGbIN &t0
ECsAD iuni'cs medium wrspr ing paper. a GOOD
- ~ str1ng s1itic. for sss At She phUutN Ia
per win. tuov!I Cs t.NMbD!N and 60.
Car baedje, dousie crown wrapping papcr. strong
. ~ aud good. en- hand aud Tor sale 1t ihe Fhruix
paper mill lHavI C~sLAMBpiN 4 co.
= 1n"1 paper mil at short po,ice aln.st any ae
sired Ize or snals. looyil crLNNbDIN $50.
E%gUTcHEts wrapping pspee. put "a uufpIIed stug'e
- shee's, Tor sale al tse Phrnt ropcr mii.
novl Cs LA"BhtN 4 Go.
ERuTECrtuN TO C,Rpsrs-Lorr sheets straw
= wrapping paper, = convenient servtccthlc sHscic 80
pu' "aier carpets, for sale at ire phsufy 2srer mill.
novi c : GotMB6tN 81 co.
EsuLLEB's PRESS BOARDs--A so,d common artt
- Gle, at a vety ioN price. and d Tot Of extra uue ga
"a toatds To- sde al Virginia Paper Min.
novi CoLAMBDiN < Go.
gao COTTON splN Els-coIarcd paper fr warns
"a end haus, Tor sale al the virgins Peper Mil.
uoSt ~C&LAMDDiN x Co. !
- - - GROSS Bonnet Boards. fue glazed oi.c
@SS b~srds, Tor sale. Cs LAMBUiN & Co.
h['pN tu views Ifiltlhg. Fost once. steamboat
~ OIL Paper. and fancy coiored Papers tor ~Panpeiei
covers, made to order 81 sLort notice. at Virginia P-prr
Mail. Euovil Cs LANBniN co.
q HEAVY coal \ suitable for 20 or 100
" bushels, 8 afge aftd small size Paptr NH screws,
in good condition. (uovD c LAMBOIN * co.
ts.o BOOK ~BlNDERS-e Ruiing Machines for sale at
~ very low prices, by tHoyll CS LANBDiN u Co
NEW FIRM.
TlooTs AND sHoEs.-Tne Subscribers having asso
Dr. eiaied themselves together under the style aud nrm
et J "CoNNElbN ot SON, will continue in tile Shoe
business in the housc, No II. Main st, formerly octu
pied 81 a shoe st.re by Connolly n Wade. We expeet
10 receive from the east shortly. a large aud " eli assert
ed stock, necessary TO carry on the business IN alt lis
different branches, aud as n IL our object to compete
with the eastern manufactures, We intend. by q strici
Faie, AMI 10 merit The PATRONAGE Of our friends am. the
public 10 general; we. Theodore. give a general INVITA-
.i-u TO al 10 give IL a iridi. j Connolly,
April u, iSiS RF~ CONNELEN.
a * HALF chests Cuupowder Tea;
~ 20 do Young iIysou DO;
p boxes ground Pepper in and Ib. papers;
10 de do Alspice do 30 do;
IS do do GINGER do do do;
- do ID Mustard, , doz each. /. ID cans;
10 do white Havana sugar;
3 ceroops =. +. indigo;
cask Dutch Maduer;
y do EPSON salts: |
- toNes white Pipes:
80 do smoked Herring
25 do Balleits VSriegated Bar Soar.
- do do do ID lump do:
lust receiver and Tor by
ncv4 wv PAXTON 4 %.
= "a BBLs largc No. , Mackcrci. Massachusetts
~ Inspection, just received snd Tor sal, low BY
uovf W ANTON to. |
- VDNFS &c futnn Totafru. |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
CRUMBACKCR & SON.
'tl7 Slgn Of lha Golden Moriar. IA AIaln 81


x lLk aud w0rsted canvass for working on. Xenhvr
w@rsted and Silk twist for Emhrolderipr. Steel
Beads, exc, etc. just received by
oel2o J 5 RHODES Bridge corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
DRESS GOODS.

- zen set fr'd casltmeres. new stvie. chameleon siri-
~ ped oriraas cloth. Gich Ph striped Mohnir i.us-
tres. d8rS Green ard Mazarine y ne Thi3et cloths, Bon
ts4ipe. aud AlnacCas. Just received.
ocl45 j. RHODES. Bridge cor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

, YES. Superior Administer, Tufled, Wilton aud
q brussels Runs,
Chenille rariour Poor Mats,
A!eant and Iolkado do
snaenLin do do-iust received by
ocfiO fAAIpN 80,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
CApSl CAPS !!
WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK,
LONG SHAWLS.

r. FEW pieces real WstcH FL,SNsL. winch The
ssA subscriber viii receive no pay Tor. &c thev shrink.
sept - J. :. RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

- 81 roXES Pearl siarch.-Thiss tarrh is made by a
- - diacrcni process from that which has heet' N
commo, use. aud altogether Il superior Article heing
whittier. clearer. and stronger. Gromlts purity II Is a>"us
oue.taunh stronger ,har that 10 comt1nn use; litst re-
celved aud Tor SAFE BY PRYOR q RAUL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
NlaLlNS.

0HE eas-eSi = the = etrj, Nioins. ca I'D pneiu
- Carcae,e rcd. ute.lar itaiisn Nfpfil .i.ios
jus nd lr"v'tl JAS MELGGG U.iul s..
W ANtti-t,itd Affies a "a Tega jIae. l.. 20, kcs
aed Rot Ittfet Hops Gn' en-. herSV1S- Ffogr.
Tino.hy aud tiovet Seed, Bu 4 rocs. I;eanS, a,i,e,s
qua .odurY necOute .cgerafy.
uovt u. NJ JAMESON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

ssshio mouse Is shtabie Tor a drst class Hotel. or for
Do any OF an the custom on thc National Road.
\ Landlord having a GOOD character ia his calling. can
have a favorable lease nom da.e or hr,f Of Anrii new
Ut HOGG, Brownsville,
Beawosvtie, 0ci. 10, Is. %BREADtNG. rin,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS.
LEATHER! LEATHER!

LEATHER LEATHER!
IN DDn LIS, Red Sole Leather.
A''''' SOTO lbs. Oak Tan. do do
Just received auG for sale by
aug3I ALLMAN K MAXWELL.
In 4 Boot Morocco Skins,
~ Il 10 Pink Lining,
D do Binding Skins.
Also Upper Leather, KIP and Calf Skins, lust receive,
and for sale low for cash at
aug3i ALTMAN <
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
NOUS. D'LAlNES.

NVJN. nm o.
q LAEGE Got st ait ig'd Nous. nel.aines, for chill.
"A dren'. dresses, Just rereivcdby
seI12l MARSH, TAYLOR MARSH.
s~rphEfillNG EW-Mazarin Ilue French cloth
~ i"f Ladies ct1aks. 10 be had only al the Big VIA.
dnw--aisa extra wUd. tNilled Ireuch clp ts, a, prices
that Feat ,he World, just reed. is RHODES,
octil Bridge corner.
gzyARRANrED NOT TO Submissions heavy
@S Meriao SHIRTS aud Drawers, large SIZES and war.
rauicd uos 60 shfnk, iust rec d by j. tiODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

= 'arge suppiy. Of Copper Tools and Tress Hoops
oct. 2Jth, 1915. SAM NTCi'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

- zen plaid Long Shawis with every other descrip
- ton Of kfoolen Shalvls, Just received NJ the ri!
Windows. lse It=2l j. :. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
AMrrlcAN nix 81

AMERICAN SILK II NNDk tRCHlttS &c.
~ SUPERIOR lot nj Printed Poet ct tlandkerclieis
- new and fashionable styles visited ana WIZ
ed silk. OF the LARGEST SIZE aud lest queaiy, now rfaiy
Tor sale atCuIs sik store and factory, sohth eid o. me
pr;drc Main street. where almost every variety OF silks
are manufactured and sold, vino esase or reLall' iHe
uhic is invited to call and EXAMINE these Goods;
scs1a j. w. GILL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
NEW GOODS.

~sprrn & Motto. No. TO- Market street, hays
{ N.ogea retr Jog their supply OF ALL ANh
- s,ure ,.Sop@ selected IA The hest Es-ecn markets
anttt'aN-.t, 4 wtitbe found 10 embrace every slice -
80 an : ap.e Goods. IheY d. not r"eke any %
'""'f o. ,...tt ban,nug of sslttus cheaper IMAM Tue
- ind .ssufe Az thots Who cal, t'at theN WIN
.at ~ ,,s,tN STYLES aud "a IS cheai prices, a. "a
NJ GNsod ,n any siote m " heeitns. 'eP'-'
.Sr rcd a. " Cooinei'-, very are stock y
y rrrls, sslefre a se'fsi'og i = NJ man y, sa
Guy i"i octi2
vance.
-;rSr reeeived-lOo pHs falcy CASHMERE rants rom
S =. TO soiE. oc4'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
copARTNBRsH1P NOTICE.
yuvGu>s. - yycY...

CgyE are now procured to Furnish The different sizes
~ OF FAII.] at short notice. sut offer tiou 10 The
ruhiic with The assurance that They viii give al 4'ac.
tinn. HUNTER, MORRISON & q.
Whoelins. faf. 10. 1875.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

ESOME ONi--Jusf rece we'd Nv express e splendid as
~ sediment Of blk Sfk Iaccs, an excellent srficts al
low as - cS rt yd. Also, Thread l.sres cheaper thar
they eau be made, q good article for &C per yd.
oct.5 ALEX Hen IAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

n WORM reterninstins eXtrRereiy vr~etasie
IN prepare "a from tfs o~figitsi Ind rceini. Pre-.
= eenis Tor sale al uenew Drug sloait, Mhelins
AW.9i NA ZEE, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
COMES. ONE


r. SHOE. Plain aud Oraamentrd Hair combs
- o. all Kinds. Fine Tosih ditto. Bedding Poke
and Painters Gfainfu comls. for sale tow, wholesal,
or retail, bv oct26 JAS MELLOR. Union s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

~ ECElNEu this day, By express from New York .
IA feW elegant embroidered Parry Dresses.
sep@2 }. :. kAoDES, BIid.e corner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
7. ". BAssETr. \. C.. poBivsoN.
BASSErT & ROBINSON.

EEtLERS in Foreign and Domestic pry q iols. Gro
ss ceriss. Qneensv-aee. Leather, IRON. salt. &c. &c
No n and - Nam street. South Wheeling.
We ere S e Arelis Of the rekiu Tea Company. for
he city OF Wheeling. Anra,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

= LARGE qusntty Of superior Percussion caps foi
yNA sale low IS the tiuusand. Also. extra Gue ferrous.
sion caus. expressly for suurtSmen. WartaHted anti cor
tosive, pi up in Tin Boxes of $50 and 5GI.
oc.2j JAS MEhLUR, Uuton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-12
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday. May u-6

There is change in the stock market. At the first
board to-day Long Island fell of 4 per cent Erie Rail.
road Al Morris Canal, Is; North American Trust, u;
Illinois, 1S47, e; Harlem, a. All others closed at
prices current yesterday There is literally nothing
doing in the street. and there prospect of any
activity for time to Some have hopes
that the steamer now due will bring favorable
news and give life to the market, while the bears
feel confident of decline Of several per cent from pre-
sent prices The probability is that neither the bulls
nor bears will be gratifed to any extent.
At the second board there trihng sales Of
Pal of the fancies at prices fraction below those ruling
in the morning.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the
banks Of this State made from returns made to the
Comptroller, dated the 4th of March, ls4s. oompari.
with previous statements shows the variation in
each department, and the movement at different Pc
RODS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-12
General total.

General total. 3. 768 1858 81
Before the 23d February eleven lines below par
having lost 143 500 according to the prices
Bourse, which brings the total loss railways to
f. 459932, 500.
This depreciation is equal to the enormous sum of
1852 271762, sum equal to about four times the ag-
gregate indebtedness of the General and State Govern
ments of this country. Had the holders of these
French securities invested their funds in American
stocks, utter reputation of every dollar or com.
plete extinction of the debts, would not have made
them such heavy losers The loss Of this imme nse sum
falls upon nearly all the large capitalists of Europe
and the failure of nearly every of them is almost
certain. 1t Is not strange that confidence has been
completely destroyed in the face of such financial
reyulsion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-12
......... Sl02,5S4,522 Total.

These returns show q reduction In the aggregate
movement, from November 18th, 1s47, to March 4th
1S4S period of less than four months Of $142l12Is
The regular line of discounts has fallen of $90ls
while the loans to directors have increased e1o
and to brokers, $1s7,719. The amount Of specie on
hand has diminished since last November, $742 704
and the circulation 50, S22, 305.
The shipments Of specie from this port since the
first week in March last have been between three and
half and four millions of dollars, portion of which
has been drawn from city banks. OF the
amount reported on hand the 4th of March last
the banks Of this city probably had five mil
lions, and have doubt the drain since has
reduced the amount to less than four or but little
more than half the amount hand the
LIST day of November 1S47. II is long time since the
specie in the banks Of this city has been reduced low
The prospect Is decidedly in favor of further rcduc-
ton; and unless corresponding reduction takes place
in the circulation Of these institutions public conf
dcncc must be alarmed, and bill holders look
about for the redccmcrs of their bills In November
1874 the proportion of specie hand to the bills in
circulation as to about ~ in November 1s47 as
to 3s in March, 1s4s the same as November 1s47 and
in May 1s4s, as to Al unless very great reduction
has been made in the circulation since last March
The contraction in the regular line Of discounts has
been very great and the aggregate was smaller on the
4th OF March than II had previously been for years
The scarcity Of money the tightncss Of the market
and the high rate of interest ruling are
accounted for upon reference to this item in the re-
port From November to March, the best business pa
per was hawkcd about Wall street at one and two Der
cent per month"; and nothing but short dates could DO
negotiated at these high rates. The contraction
of the banks throughout that period rapid that
1t matter Of much astonshmcnt at the time how
the commercial classes stood II WELL when cmbarrass-
ents pressing them upon all Sides and II was the
general impression that many failures be the result
There hardly any of consequence and the market
went through bravey That class have perhaps be-
Fore been severely tried and II appears that they were
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cured hams were made at 5A &c; sales Of 600 lbs
sides, in bulk were made at 4c and 10000 lbs shout
dcrs at 2c, and 25 900 lbs piece hams Axe Lard
Sales OF 200 bbls were made at &c; strictly prime
held firm at 6lsc; 300 kegs sold at &C. Beef-Saes OF
rs bbls mess (river) made at IS u.s. Butter was
selling this Sate) at 10 lsc; and Orange county at
20 22c. Cheese was worth from to S2lc according
to quality.
about the same.
HEMP-We hear of so bales dew rotted American at
$3.50 per ton--6 mos.
MorAssEs-We could not trace a single transaction
prices for all descriptions firm.
OILsSmail sales of English Linsccd at 55o, aud city
pressed American do, mt 81 So
SuGARs-On account Of the unfavorabe state of the
weather, there was not much doing The few lots dis
posed of were $50 boxes brown Havana at 81 n ca,
and $50 hhds New Orleansat 4 4i4c, 4 mos
WHisxEY-The market continued inactive and we
have only TO notice sales of 20 bbs State Prison at
2ic
FRErGHrs-Cotton was engaged for Liverpool at
o-32d-heavy goods mt 15s-bcef and pork also
gagged Mt 1Ss-and 10000 bushels OF corn were taken
for the same port at Id per bushe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-12
Movements of Distinguished Individuals.

Amongst the passengers who came in the Virginia,
from Vera Cruz was Gen Cadwaador, who ii Ia under
stood will resign his commission as as he arrives
at Washington. During his career in Mexico he has
distinguished himself for courage and address
Gen Gaines arrived in this city in the Magnolia, on
Sunday Evening, and has taken lodgings at the st.
Charles Hotel. He is accompanied by his lady. They
will both be welcomed by many friends; and who is not
the friend of the gallant old soldier and his omph
ed lady IN o. Picdyune May I'd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-12

The Weekly Herald Of this week-containing reports
Of the numerous anniversary celebrations in this city
the recent European by the steamship Britain
mia the latest from all parts Of the United
States and variety Of other interesting matter-wil
be ready ut nine O'Clock tomorrow morning Price
o. cents per copy
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Died..

On Thursday morning LAvINA NJ, daughter Of
Chas. w. and Lavina Timpson aged months and IL
days
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, Friday, 18th
inst, at p NJ, mt 1T Grand street.
Suddenly, at West Point, NJ Y, May 9th, CLAuDIus
BERARp, aged &c.
On Wednesday, May 10, at his residence, Bergen
Hill, Mr.. Henry ID. VAN WiNKLE.
The friends of the family. and those Of his sonsin
law, Dr.. J. NJ Cornelison. and William Thomas, arc
respectfully invited to attend his funeral Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock, without further invitation
His remains will be taken to Bergen, for nterment.
On Thursday, 18th inst, WILLIAM GRAHAM in the
45th year Of his age, native Of the County Mangham
Ireland.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
quested to attend his funeral Friday afternoon at
half past four o'clock, without further invitation,
ner of Eighth avenue and Fourteenth street
On Thursday morning, 18th inst. ELIZABETH, eldest
daughter Of Bartholomew and Elizabeth Corbett, in her
25th year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-12

city L0ans.-Temporary Loans In nnticipa-
ton Of the Revenues Of the City viii be Office
bonds Of the city win es issued payable February
Nay 10 s a Join ssfs cs%p4 a.
Dichemeu Diamond Pointed Gold PensERe-
Depot 70 No. is Wall prepared supply their
d; s 4 s s s: fn e. . Ss
they are The manufacturer. unsquslsd for nnenes elasticity
Pen viii DO given without charge Gold Pens repaired
Gold Pens, Diamond Pointed 81 only, Silver
Pencil Case in Ua W. Creation CO.. No II &c
to call and examine their stock Of Cold Pens and Gases wO
@ p S % They b keep The e AL
decide for to their relative inertia Gold pens and
cases repaired
Horace Grcelcy's opinion-In the Tribune
f % o be Tsns sy ars HATS
that new bead covering ought to sad Knas Hat
assertion Of Mr. Greeley Call and his splendid assortment
To the Publlc.-I hereby OFFER and agree to
forfeit LOGO do not sell good Boots for "a % as are sold in
Se
ns Ss Sso s than Of my
II b. JONES il Ann street '''-- -
5000 to 1000 TINT our friend Young sells
ns CAFE RS9 soo sad T s Sc and sp o in %
IL has the largest stock this country
saS II
NIoorhead's Graduated Magnetic Machines,
from the beautiful simplicity of their manufactures preferred
to all instruments Of like nature The Manual for
companies them with full clear and explicit directions The
price is $l2 complete and warranted d. q. MOORHEAD 1872
Broadway
Travelling and Toilet Dressing Cases.-4
These articles conducive the comfort and
travellers and others be had the Subscribers mandatory
IN great variety They superior most others
utility while compact
y easy Of carriage G. SAUNDERS SON. 17 Broadway
ner Of Liberty.
Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.-Merchant
and others about purchasing article Of this kind would do well
call examine offer
cd each being made Of the best materials but varying only
side nsh Certificates in proof Of their utility In the
session Of the inventor from the most scientific gentlemen
q. SAUNDERS son, III Broadway, corner Liberty
Observation-Disclosures respectfully In
form their friends and that they have removed their
where article in their line be had usual G. SAUN
DERS SON, l47 broadway, corner Of Liberty street.
All il Bright and Smooth on the Surfnce.-
of that flowing are
daily mosned by Phalons Chemical Hair Invgorator
toilet article Of this class before the public To the
cleanliness health beauty and uxurance Of the Hair
this article at I'll broadway, or at the drug stores
Removal OF the CanchalaRua Depot.@The
principal this celebrated Californian removed
to Broadway where phes containing description
remarkable properties OF this plant recently introduced
country invaluable in pulmonary and complaints
all diseases originating in impurty of the blood be obtained
gratis
Hereditary Taint.-Ihousansis arc cursed
progenors BY using Dr. Townsends
and innumerabb number Of lives saved 1t
roughly exp from the system the latent faint which the seed
parents often visited innocent and unond
ing offspring Principal ofhce 126 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-12

On the 7th inst. at the Church Of the Epiphany by
tho Rev. James Millett, Mr.. Henry RosENaUEsr, to
Miss ALLErrA ANN DuRLANp
In the city of New York, Oct 25th, 1912 by the Rev
c. McCausker pastor of st. Joseph's Church, Mr.
PoMERoY B. CLARK, of Mcrden, Conn to Miss ELIZA
BETH j. WHALEY, of New York.
In Williamsburgh, L. I. on Wednesday evening, May
10, by the Rev j. II. Chaplin, late of Boston, Mass
now of the city of New York, Mr. LEVI c. PErTEs of
New York, to Miss SARAH ANN C. SMITH, of the former
place.
On Wednesday evening, 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
McCleland, of the TRANSPORTATION Church, Chambers
street Mr.. LAURENCE FARRELL to Miss JANE ELIZABETH
JoRpoS, all Of this city Albany and Baltimore papers
please copy
to ROSE DoLAN both Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-12

OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE Insurance COMPANY,
~ 81 Wall street. New York. 9th May lstThe President
and Directors Of Company this day declared dividend
Of the last months payable the 18th inst
The Transfer Books closed from the 18th 18th instant
inclusive w. G. KELLOGG. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-12

ID MACS HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER, FORMER
l. ly 10 Broadway, New York In Philadelphia Nc ID
South Sixth Of Chestnut begs leave inform his
friends and the public generally that be will be thankful for their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-12
miscellaneous.

Warren Jefferson Esq, who resides at Concord. Sus-
sex county, Delaware shot himself Thursday last.
Mr. jefferson of the State Senators from Sus-
sex county Some years since he Sheriff Of Sussex
county, and in 1910 the democratic candidate for
Governor of that State. He always highly
esteemed by his neighbors and friends and Of
tho most popular in the State The cause of the
act is not known. He Of lively temperament and
in easy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ledger May H.
In relation to the riot and attending catastrophe
tho Hudson River Railroad last Saturday, Peekskill
paper says:-Wc have gentleman who visited
The spot the next day lie says IL presented fright
full picture. One man, Mr.. Stephen Garrison,
killed. some seven eight others seriously injur
edsomc it is believed, beyond the hope of recovery
and numbers more in respects hurt Two
horses one OK and killed; the backness Of
darkness upon every surrounding object and from
the general appearance of tho materials composing tho
santcs that were shaken down our informant thought
II almost miracle that any person In them should
have escaped with his life.