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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26
DARNUWs AMERICAN MUsEUM-ogRIsMAs Day

ID Monday Dec 2 ls fourteen splendid performances the
commencing 10 O'Clock the morning and repeated every
evening" The Manager has the Satisfaction Of
poupcng this grand annual fesvy the richest and most
variety novelty offered tho
and challenges the ord It's
himself that the OF thousands who Writ his
tabhment rejoicing will
bill to-day brilliant and pleasing
this other establishment First and foremost in
bill the English Giant Robers Hales who has
England and visited last week by 1900
persona of whom astonshed his prop rtons
lie s beyond all doubt the largest ill.,
taet and heaviest eight feet high and weighing
quarterofa Though only years old. He BIO
the fret floor of the Museum, all hours and
evening In addition and in contrast with he above he has
engaged smallest human pair that alive IN the
persons Major Little Finger and his petite nana
Fairy Queen She is the 10 years. and tho
height the Major both being much aer than Con- Tom
Thumb making them the most extraordinary prodgies living
be at all hours day and Also
gagged Sable Brothers, hest band
America who will appear snsh performance variety Of
their interesting and amusing Songs Glees Choruses
Great Western the Yankee Comedian will also
each performance Grand Yankee Melsnge The
Highland Mammoth also all hours Of the
evening" also the extraordinary hafhunan and
half Living Ournng Outang o Mrs. Pelbys magnificent
ercstrg Wax pture Stauary
groups figures all full Of life the birth of Christ
his his Last Supper and group representing Intern
perate Family; all of which all hours
night addition the following talented arss Pete Norris
Mr. j. Oldfed, Mrs Averel Mrs. Monell Miss Leslie.
madame Rockwell the Fortune Teller Admission, IS
children under 10 I'm cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26

EXECUTION OF VIM. cambridge ErEs.-Wm.
Dapdrldpe Epes, convicted of the murder OF Mr..
Muir, was hung yesterday. A large number of
persons were present to witness the execution.
He made full confession OF his guilt Epes, l,
will be remembered, entlced Muir INTO the woodsl
for the purpose of shooting deer, and when he got
him IN a Sc cluded spot he murdered hun, tor the
purpose of securing mortgage and some deeds,
which Muir held against hlm-RlchmoHd 1ete-
vro,,J1c DssDafcb. nee. %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26

HOLIDAY ARTICLES.

INOK The HOLIDAY observation-disclosures LIQUORS,
Cordas Fruits Nuts &c. The attention Of prsoLs about
pe high Grade Pale and Gold seres rich Mads
ras Ports rich Mamsey and Mucat swee Wines
Gao 4bynthe Aniset Noyan. Raspberry Cherry Rose Or
other Corda Also very old ennessy and Otard
~ fos largo WINE
Malaga beautiful clusters new Puns in fancy boxes
Figs Rai,ins Amonds &cmost OF which Will % sold At
hart Of The cty STEPHEN v. ALBRO,
32S Bowery, cor Bond street. New York.
T,oR THE HeLIDAYs-JUsT RECEIVED. ANEW AND
taa M & Sre Of aros Se sen
emen ishng to MENTION suitable for the
Of Hes constantly on hard &C the old stand Of
j. AGATE, 2H Broadway, corner OF Park Place.
T,INE JrWELRY.LTHOsE WISHING TO SELECT PRE-
eents for the Holidays invited to call at o. Stewards
manuaotory IS John street where the bgs quality of
genuine articles had at moderate No
made or sold at th, establishment Open until o'clock r. NJ
during the Holiday week
DOQUETS AND PARLOR PLANTS FoR NEW YEAR
ID The respectfully to the public that they
bloom suitable for New Year. also Boques and baskets of
choice Flowers made with taste and moderate prices
Fifth street and avenue A.
J,IOWERs FOR THE HoLIDAYs-TBE SUBSCRIBER
would respectfully remind his kind that lac has made
additions his stock Of Towering plants which will
him execute superior STYLE all orders for bouquets
which he Lay Dc favored WI DTN S Flos @ broadway
A PRESENT FOR THE BABY-wHICH Is OF GREAT
n benefit child useful to the mother snd amusing
to the whole family splendid assortment OF Baby jumpers
now fitted up holiday and for sale at the
Depot 81 Broadway Y Ao newly invented patent Swing
for Children and grown persons
the largest Fancy be found in
such Desks Cnsee Portfolios Ador Boxes Card Cases
ioi'' ' SAMUEL HART & CO. Import'ra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26
FESToN, JONES & ARMITAGE. :,
Solicitors, Hnddorshcid, Yorkshire, England.

TAKE NOTICE -oYsTERsi OYsTERSN-I AN NOW
preparing Picked Oysters of superior quality not TO DO
Tor the adornment Of the New Years pay
Table which will be delivered to those who favor with their
custom to any part this city Brooklyn Jersey City b.
Early orders are respectfully solicited -.
TnOS DOWNING, No 5 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26

COR CALIFORNIA-400 DOZEN SHIRTS MADE EN-
presy the above market S3 30 dozen in lots to
suit Iurchaere. Apply to ,,,<,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26

CALIFORNIA LOLD-PFEIFFER AND FRAECKE,M MANU-
~ fact cwery and watches No Is Cosrtspdt street.
would inform the trade and public in general that they have
Of California gold the present holidays which they offer to
the trade their friends ut the lowest wholesale prices N b.
O. y Pfeiner. watnhrnnker formerly lbS BrOadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26

NOR CALF ORNIA-TO SAIL ON 18TH JANUARY.-THE
splendid sailing clipper built packet snip Orpheus
will positively sail above touching at Val
paradise water andesh provson. Thahp offers the very
ing very saerwil undoubtedly reach ian Francisco
within hundred havng made the to Valpaiai
freight appIy TO SAMUEL F. TRACY,
No. q Old Slip, If Front street stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26

NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALDEaMA FOR SALE,
now lying of Vestry street. North Rvercarries thr
tee barrels eighteen months old built OF the best
rsey oak we'll found and in good cond tom
ten good vessel and OF the fastest
callers calculated for company de
si,;ng despatch TO California. Apply S.S.wARD,
Inight and Washryto IN streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26

VITATERMAN SWEET CALLED TO THE CITY-NATu.
w r.l Bone Setter Amsterdam, Montgomery Co. NJ Y
may leaving address at the Astor House
with Israel Minor No. fdon street. 10 sell medi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26

CyTOPPANTS BALL, 1893 BROADWAY CORNER OF
Walker street, open every night until further notice
hte comprising OF the most efficient
and taer companies Admission, 26 Grand perform
snce on Saturday afternoon, commencingat 3o'clock
G. WHITE, Manager and Director.
ID ETURN FROM EUROPE.-DU BUFE'S CELEBRATED
IL Paintings Adam and Eve exhibiting Mt the National
Academy. Asmitance rs cents Open from 10 A. NJ till ~
Pm,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26
N1o1IoE--Ir LANES CRABTREE THE son OF John

~ Crabuee his wife, who formerly resided at lud
drs6ed the Wei Riding of the county Of York England and
who arrived pha in July, 1920 where he resided for
three will apply to the undersigned he will hear
something to his ADVANTAGE any person or persons VIII Se
rev arded his their trouble The said James Crabe was
horn in Huddrsfed aforesaid or about the frat day Of
March, by trade saader; but when last heard OIL
was working farming The last letter received from
him ~ dated follows namely" West Whtends Township
Is March 85 It'll supposed that he left phlatephs on or
about 1893 1884, to the State OF Ohio since when
he has been heard Of. $500 -.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
ror De Tirl,s.
TO SCHOOL PATRONS.

-FA+hff'''tf - ANNfa''-s
Sir May be urged tn Importance ol Par.
ents becoming well aoqaaiuted with ths
Teachers Of their children. Some,faL prob
ably is knownof Teachers. before their chii
dteu are Yielded 70 their turirn. Tl-i, it
erary attsinmenis. the stem lhey are TO puT
sue, perhaps, have bern discussed by chose
most interested. Elt marh remains. il Is
desirable something else should d. knowa.-
1t is grat,lJi to the WIS. and tie eeed, that.
Teacher should find friends as well as ac-
quainisncrs in the rsreu;s ri those commit
ted 10 them ss Pupils. AMI schou. patrons
cannot DO toe much to pmma'c thi. object
Il will b. found to be an estimable acquisl-
ton. tie h1liag Of Teachers IN The bonds Of
sympa h, hypeisouai Feelings, as well, as by
general motives OF duty or interest. II Teach
els are siuccnl, ATTACHED TO those, who have
entrusted iher oG.p aa4 TO their guardian
ship, a. proper tuition implies. II they
witness Ia Parents pre-. poets oi hope ant eS-
peclatiou. and REQ lie idrir auSirti's and 50
! lcItudes aud al the sl4n. time, tel, TIA; the
Parents iaugia.s, are Hmrt % them NEST OF
all othea, 10 be satisfied Surely they vii
enterinto The care aud concem. with more OIL
The same e.uesncs.. Than, il al this wore
a sealed look.
Let Psr.uis consider tie influence Teachers
nave over {. cir scholars. 1t Is evident schoi-
srs eau h.r.iy spend the greater portion Of
their waIains seasons. over that spent with
the Parents, without flming ia more og
less der 2, mind aad manners with The Teach.
ers, aud Ia some degree. are they not liable to
initiate their principles too7 Let Parents be
cautions % peuicious riuolples IN Teacher
Let school patrons SEE dat good pintiple, are
instillcd, as Vel a. god lessons cuiliya I'd.
What my be expected OF scholars who have
daily before them the exa npje OF those whom
they are eb. ged to respeet-and taught to o.
hey, whose principles. which are iAe rules Of
action, auJ whose morals are deficient, as Is
sometimes uahaprity the cass7 Why should
shollsrs be taught to learn at school, what
the Parents know nothing, nor see nothing
OH Why should scholars be obliged to be
tutored in a manner, al school, that would
cause IaachgTs to blush IN ihe parer at home
with lhs.nl 81, why forever banIsh courtesy
geutIeness aud polaeness, which is rue kind
ness, from The school apartments. Volumes
light be written on The ri 5hts OF chill ,ren, az
well as Die rights OF Telchers School patrons
! how often soever, the may be disregafled.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
ATROCIoUS.
We find the following in the Millcdseville
Union U7colocol of a late date:

We fui the following in the MillcdSevilie
Union 1L5colocol Of late date
"Butvhy indulge these lorebolings2 A
kind prov lence has hitherto watched over
and controlled the deslinies OF our country,
and shout not new be distrusted " hen IN
lsio. in tae madness 0! plrlizan Jury 'eaera-
hsin was thrust into power, as It was pfepar-
I'M 10 spread lis wings over the land ihey
were suddenly clipped and the country saved.
II lhe people in their madness, sho' now
commit ie sinier hands the power TO rule.
the remembrance oil The past inspires hope aud
confidence Tor the future.
TIE meaning Of this paragraph Is so piaih'
that il does not require explanation Gen.
Harrison died within one month alter his ~
aueuratiou. His death plunged 'his whole
country in mourning with the exception oil
TN. editor and Amos kendsll) The Union
regards it as special Providence and
evidently INDUCES the hope, that Gen. lay
lor will meet Nith similar fate. we have
no remarks 10 make upon such horrible afro
CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

The clgIn OF the L3eoiocos 70 place in The
/ House members " ho have never been eject
ed merely because the person reuaned a
elected IS found TO have been ineligible. i
persisted ID b. the Locoiocos. There j. al
old precedent Tor this course ia England =
John Wilkes, Wing member Of tie Hous,
oil Commons, was expelled and declared inca.
paDle 81 holding a ssat. a new election was
| held, AMI he received mtiority ci Si9 votes
over Col. Lu tFel, his Troy opponent, b,H the
Troy house admitted Luitrel 1his attracted
the Notice OF Juuius, vino, in letter to the
Duke OF Grattan, saws
You cannot but know that the night Of
| the electors 10 adhere 10 The choice (even sup
posing z improperiy exerled) was as clear
| snd lndiaputab.e as that OF the House OF
Commons TO exclude ote Of their owA mem
oers; nor j, il possible Tor you 20 see the
wide distance there between the negative
power % rejecting one man, and the positive
power Of appointing another.
Tins is he only precedent We know FOR the
L,ocoioco ciaim--ths high Troy precedent in
England. In 1888, when the Wings came
into power IN that country fourteen years al
forwards and ordered 10 be expnnged from
The Joufusis, las subvef>ive OF the night. 81
the whole body OF electors"
Id Ic<', Lindsay aud Don ran Tor the Leg
lslatnre IA Athens county. Lindsay WIS re.
turned moinber, but WAS an occessor. aud
Dor cibimcd The seat. Lindsay was decar-
Ineligible aud Oh d molon 10 adn.it Dorr the
vote stood "A for and rs against it--mcst Of
the affirmative votes were gwen out oil mere
playteluess
Such or he precedents on Which the Dor
mites resl their pretensoa. They are not en-
titled to much respect. suppose il should
turn out, In any case, that the man highest IN
vote was dead When voted for, though that
TACT was unknown, the votes in such case
would be Tor no existing person, bat would
the next HI hest In vote claim TO be elected
on thai account? That yill hardly be claim
ed. fel the votes cast Tor the dead would be
al clearly uulines votes can be which are
cast for one holding Office, who on that &c
CONT Is rendered ineligible as a candidate or
10 d sea-. --C Gin. GGz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
R,pgri y tks Secretary i I'D Treasury IA
a8raHc,.

R,pgri y ne Serreiarye 10 Treasury IN
a8uguc,.
Correspondence az the Peaasyirauisn.
WASHINGTON. nov. y. 4s.
/ learn flem the public printers, Messrs.
Weu4e. s Van Ben'huyseu. thdt some of tie
documents Id be presented itan To- Depart
mtnfa at she approaching session. are already
in uansl. ana rsfd, "a PRINT Among thcn
is b. ierer OBJ lAe Secretary # The treasury,
transmitting "t-,imaIe- % additional aPpro-
pus1ors required ior thc service oi the fiscal
year ending Jane 80, s4J aud iCr 1he fiscal
wear 1880"
TIE ioIlowi g are the estimates now fur
nished by The Secretary:
THEssuy DfrAF1NtSr. Nov. is. 1918.
Sla Al1eeshly To thc joint resolution ct
5cngf-s, Of Jhe Tth J5uuary. lri6 have the
honor 30 triusmit, ior the information 81 tie
House e Representatives printed estimates OF
additional appropriations proposed 10 be
made TO. the SERVER Of tAr ii-cai year ending
the 30,h Of June, 1919. amounting 70
s3.1l4 953 60
All Of which is on account OF
the civil list, foreign inter-
COURSE aud miscellaneous.
including payment 10 be
inside 10 Mexico under the
~ "a article Of he Treaty.
To The estimates Is added
statement showing
The indefinite appropriations
lor the service ol tbe three
last quarters Of the fiscal
year ending the 30jh Jane,
l9l9. made by former acts {"
Congress, oi permanent
r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

TUE CnotERA IS SCOTLAND. The cboler,
Is spreading fapidis IA ScollsHd. The Ljv.
efpooI times tbe lth inst. says:
he cholera i 40 longer restricted 10 Elm
burgh: II has broken out at Porlsb.ile. Mos.
seiblrSh. DiiAeith, Lasswdte, and L.,anh-sI
oil small towns and villages wilhlnsis mile,
Of Edihbutsh, end living 10 the east aud s5uth
east lie diseases hes been peculiarl, iru.
teHi ln l-oanhead, which is an inland ,illsge
situated on m eminencr, aud nalurali, IN a
health posi- ioa; bat Il is aeurrall, il bahiied
oy GO. hers and othrrs'ol jhr poore classes and
i most probably defective III drainage. A
young man IRON Glasgow " DO had been A.
tfhdins funeral IN Loauhrad. returned 10
the iufmer place on SUNDAY. aud Vas shertly
alter seized, ANA died alter sh4fl Hines.
The following. which appears in the Mont.
pelier tNtrnon0 Journal. va, specially IN.
tended Tor Boston. 1t h4s lis luiles. sool,c,.
ton TO tbs eity:
STREET SMOKING LoAPEgS
When along up State street one Is ,yslli,g
And witt some prr.ty creature talking
10 have fellow smoking.
Pohiug.
step or twu before you
As 4 20 bare you,
And putting
At every step cloud o. smokr,
Making tle lady VI whom spoke,
CHOKE
A cutting
Is Tie only fit Fewa'i ios such dirty Joke.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

In Portland tlIaioe) on Saturday, were
burned TIE wooden block OF stores on Nildl'e
s,,-et. Owned iy hn Mdssy ESQ ana 'ne
heir. Of C.pl William Mcclellan. and occu'
,iel Nv Me..rs. George II. Grneby JeWei'er'
ami g,,,ab. < Har.n N, hat and tar dealers
Gen.r.Ns insured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

Two Locofoco editors in Rochester are en-
gagged in personal controversy, the temper oil
which may be Inferred from the names by
vhieh each style the other--lscarlot Butts
and H,ena G. Wsrrcn The former IS
Barnbuner, the latter OF the Hunker fac
ton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
oRaYro PArrHr PoR BANS MA
rN-tTrfs TTTEGR ApH-

WAssisotoy Nov. % P. NJ.
An or4t granting MI BAN patent
founled oa the English patent OF lo4S has
Lsen entered By ihe Commissioner Pa,ens'
!, win be nj To .he State Department on
Tuesday ior signature, and forwarded to Nh
Balm on Tuesday,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
lOr Y SIlNE MANTFACTORl

AVA CoFFEE-e5 acket- Old Government
oolIee. yhoice article. los sale ~
hoVf ~ PAXTON n GO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

FROM IEAAS.-A private letter from
inend :: Houston, ltrss, written under die
oil The l0.h iust., Informs Us that Tour com.
psui=s o. the ~ Regiment U 5. Dssoons,
lisut. Col ksunteToy commanding who
were rAcau,red near Houston, were 10 nstch
tie neal morning tor Austin. I he Indians
had lriapsed into q stale ol quietude and ye-
~ nude compliant d deprt dallons was ~ ard.
~. g. nc Me-. o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
GENRGIA.

In all but two countries, (Appeiine anu
Dade,) Toylof's majority is2,97l-
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTORAL VOTE.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts met n
extra session on Thursday last, 10 chose cleo
tors Of President aud Vice President, neither
OF the candidates having received magnify
OF tic popular votes ST he election on the
7,h Inst. On Friday The two houses OF the
Legislature proceeded TO choose the electors,
yud the vote stood-for the Taylor Electors
1876: forihe Csss Electors IS; Tor the Van
Buren, Electors 81; and there was one scat
terine voe. Tie TAYLOR Electors nearly Two
to one agains, the whole opposition ana -
votes majority over all others.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

$4,000 Dollars.
srLENnlp SCHEMES ron DECEMBER, 1875.

lie 'sburg LOTTERY. Glass; c.
Draws December Esd. Isis Nos: II drawn bsiots
pfAe $1,000 J ptlle GuuU
.oOVd S2i3
eoWO PA 80
iuNoo 90 100
Dlckets SIS ceiidcate Of package 20 whole
tickets will be sent fol s91; siiares proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
,.2979l2 50

40 II
500 90
900 90
,00O %
.lo2 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
Correspondence ofthe Baltimore Psrot-By Telegraph
CHARLESTON. Is. CT Nov. u.

Correspondence ofthe Baltimore Pstrot-By Telegraph
CHARLESTON. Is. c. Nov. u.
b. an arrival from ky West, we learn
that the sclr. Col. Dekussy, from New Or
| leans. fer Baltimore, put in there The l0lh
inst., Ia distress, making much water. The
schr. Matthew Budd. from New York, was
| then lea ing, having been ashore on the Ba-
hama banks. The barqae 81. Cloud, from
Philsdell lia for Malazuss, have heen on Flor
da Reel, and is now discharging cargo Tor
survey.
The SCR, OH Zoch, from Wilmington TO
New Orleans Went ashore on Dry Rocks, ana
having been got OFT arrived on the 2dst ins,ent,
leaking bsdlg. The cargo OF ship Canton was
sold the sour bringing 81 80 to 50 80 per
Dbl; the hal, of the ship went Tor SIS The
brig Lysemong has been condemned and was
to have been sold IA he 10Th of November
On the 22ud The bark Msgae'a, from Mobile
10 New York, went ashore on Alligator Reef.
Her cargo viii be brought 10 the Key. The
Alb gail, oil Baltimore, was discharging on the
pa of November
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
WHEELING 81 BELMONT

BRlNGE GtNfANh.
The subscribers TO the capital stock OF the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that an instalment of $500
upon each aud every share thereof is re-
anirel 10 be paid BY them respectively 10 the
Treasurer ct the slia Company on Mon
dav the llth dar OF December. lslS,
b. order OF the BoatA Of Managers.
+. II. FITZnUGH. Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq. the Treasurer, will be
found at the Merchants aud Mechanics BaUk.
! Nov. . ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

CoNGREsSMEN ore moving Oh eastV'a
very rsnidlv. Mrssrs CorNin, OF ohi''
smith Of indiana 5ud a number OF oihefs'i'aS-
sea ON I'm the Stage yesterday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

MARY, IL is your husbana'
And she eiaeped the about my neck and
tainted
Boz | cannot describe 70 you that sceno.--
She is nov be happy vii Of poor man. !
an endeav5fing q accumulate a little proper.
~, aud then ,il leave the s4a forever.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01

NO PROMOTION. The election OF Gen.
T9ylor 10 he Presidency win not occasion
vac, ncy IN the regular line OF lhe army, as
the law which created the office OF Maj Cen
eral which be NOW holds, aboishes il IN the
event Of deeh, signation, on dismissal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
Making Cas- majority 1877 in the State.

Not heard from 30 was Clay's majority
in "A.
1.-The Official return from this county ID so
confused that's rhllsdeiphia lawyer could not
make head of Teri Of it--But Governor smith
makes out 'hi. usJou'y lor Cas- though
there is a. much reason 10 gave the same ma
Jou,y o ieylor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-01
Monty. STOCKS AND BUSINESS

y
The Philadelphia Commercial Li,t OF the
9th, Inst. states that very decided riso has
taken place IN United States Loans during he
week, aud sales Of tAr per cen.s "a isis.
have been lnade IN this ctty, az high as lost:
thus realizing an edyaace Of uIl per cent
since the Isl inst. This movement hss been
attended With a similar oue IN Penus,Aanis
, per cent durlog be same pari,d.
Various causes haye contributed 90 produce
those eiirc's. The Mouy market las been
lEile easier, The demand iul iafrign invest.
rnenl has been considerable anj the approaCu-
ing closing 81 the Transfer Books al Wash
inglon, 30, brought 20 close numerous con
Tracts for the delivery OF Loan sold short with
la the last sixty days.
Generaliy speaking, the Faneies have not
impTove4. some OF item have receded ~
GiTard is twenty i've cents share higher
than on The let ms. The operations in
5 huylkil Navigation 6 per cent also have been
al better pficrs but we a. moi discover IN The
whole list any Improvement. FMS is re-
n.arkabl d, Bills OF Exchange on England
ana France ure dull al quotation. " hch put
The e1por % Specie out . the question The
very best Bill, Oh England are offered al ~.
| Employrs Hcspousibis for ihc Doing q Ser
pal'is. TLi- principle wss esle bhshrd in The
Supreme court ol Massachusetts, GA Thurs
dav. in die c3se OF lirnrH G,,uey pilot. s.
! iioilis, 1blyer * Co.
The Plaintiff says the Boston Chronotype
was passing a store on Bsury What. nom
tie SECOND slory OF winch clerk o lhe de-
PENDANTS was pu,hing cotton Into Tie street.
The clera stationed man 10 wsIn pss-rn.
gers. but The warning cfy was given too late
snd MIR. Glmey was struck BY bale 81 cot
ton and njurcd 50 as 10 G. mime him 10 hi.
hoasr l0f slx months. The verdict Was Ia
iayor o. the plaintiff 4ud damages yssesaed d
81 lOu.