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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-23
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-23

:. BRADY cashier NAN Bank
X. CKANGIE and 60. HhSehhg'
THur. BELL aHd co bridgeport Dhio.
MAHLON MARTIN. NeasyiBe, otio.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY


TNFf ~ NJ.
II lSkS willie takeu by tire FIRE & MARINE IN
COMPANY OF WHEELING AT ruE
LOWEST RATES on
buildings OF all kinds, stone. lrct ,og wooden ndtheir
contents
steamboats,. factories, nius. &c.
Furniture;
AMI merchandise Of all Kinds.
Ana against al dancers attending tie transportation OF
goods on rivers, lakes, seas, eanats, and railroads.
Tor me character o. luc company as Go pt1iuptitude
and i'beIoiitt $40 tte adjustment AND payment Of losses
"e BEG leSve ta refer u iAe merchants uf this place and
elsewhere who lave bad Tie atiustmeni at claims upon
Us ohce on A-ta street R. HARDING, secy.
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consumption Cured.

4s if fru~Hs lad iutlepra.r- te system. gives activity
t8e Hahs, aa- ..rcucfa TO t4c muscular system, Ia .
IT Extraordinary degree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-23

VIII end br. SN,eiset's taHaeta d metIriue peculiarly
adapted 20 tbelr Use Most ladies durng te period oi
pu.s aaucy are alllrlel wan piles. hr. Neetsefs Pau
acel, Dog rsfuisiu- lc 20 els, Viii entirely "a vale
tai-, au5 lts pHIl} tus Properties on iLe p!ood and nutts,
lHautt- 10 tistA heAitiA A. sqtirg- No ORG WHO j. &
tuu.He .AuNld tp "a ldoGt %, ANA tHoHu @uu are nursing
wifi Und h. ct great h%cucHltn The Aeaitg ct their itfants
I'D. SN EtISttr fANA,EA. beln- comprised ola
ly 81 Avtaetais uttcf, or medical her 3. ami w-uau
Ted, 1H uaiH, az, containing nut q particle 81 n,sJruraai,
mineral, euriitUgi substance, IS touua ia a perfectly
harmless H. ue tuest trHcer e-cD r tHt weakest ttatHt,
uhuts aHA stsre ui aa4.9n su.lettuA, tnr ui1-t pira-ahi
Snu .sla-u 4t ls upcr1tlon HAL "a as eYer offered 90 tAe
world ata al tlc Satar Lime, the aa-t ttsta.n ta search.
iHs oui t4e rooi ot lRy compliant, however u,ep, aud %
performing arJle.
Price. 81 per uottIes On SIX hotties for -. For sale,
Wtu.t.ai, aAa fDlall, by SETH =. lance,
lV. BalumoGcsieri. baltimore.
For sale by james Baker. WheciHg, va. dtcI4.
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81 t# TIVE WEARS
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.1AP-S AVERY, No 90 MONROE erect. hes o.,
- baud a splendid assortment 1T tar~, % which he
Is constantly HakIua seasotsec adh;laus. al.3l
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FOREIGN MARK KRIS

MAvAGuRz, April 3, Is4s-The market for American
produce Is extremely dull a. this port while that OF the
island keeps mp Its price Frsghts for Europe few
Freight for the United States scarce and also low
80 $40 for sugar. large number ofvssses In port and
the produce coming In slowly. Strong northerly winds
having prevailed for the last three weeks, lighters
unable to get ou Of the rivers consequently there 10
very little sugar or mossses here at present. Referring
to the following list OF prices at which last sales have
been made Pilot Bread S6h Crackers 81; Butter 1876;
WP Boards $a4; Pitch Pine $25; Mess Beef $li Sperm
Candles 42c; Taow do 1870; Cheese II l6s; Corn Meal
$40 per punoheon sax bbl Coiash 3c; Flour $l3;
Hams $l6 Hoops S35 $40 per M, duh of sale and
the market full; Lard 1870; Msckerel $6A; Onions Sa
2H; Manufactured Tohscoo IL Strictly prime
Sugars So prime do 8a so. seconds do. AZ, common
do 2k Holssses $ll per ITO gallons Coffee 81 per
100 lbs. Exchangs-Spanish Doubloons SIS; Col do,
$l7 United States 81 G6 France ST. 2o London. noue
St Thomas 81 06.
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valus Dom Exports LIST quarter lsls. Isl 2S3
About third of the aggregate value Of exports was
in tobs four and the remaining third In
miscellaneous articles composed principally Of sgricul-
tura products The foreign trade of Baltimore 10 prin-
cipay with the Hanse Towns, the British West Indies,
and with Brasil the fermer the shipments Of tobacco
are principally made and to the latter the bulk Of the
shipments Of -four The trade in -four between Bslti
and the tropical countries is larger than between
any other American port In consequence Of tho peculiar
quality Of the article being better adapted to the climate
fhoes countries than breadsu ofthis
more northern attitudes The aggregate value Of the
ports Baltimore for the year ls47 limited compar
ed with that of this port while the imports from foreign
ports are comparatively small Tho connection between
Baltimore and the West, via the BAtmore and Ohio Rail-
road will be complete the internal trade Of that
city be considerably advanced that road stretches
INFO tho valley Of the Ohio river, and drains that i'm
mense section Of country of its agricultural products
The immense depreciation In the market vsluo OF tie
public debt OF France since the revolution commenced
cannot b. realized by the statement Of prices cur
rent a, the latest dates compared with those ruling
early in the month Of February This deprecis-
too falls upon ,hs great caritsliss Of Europe,
more heavily, perhaps, on the house Of Roths-
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Total. francs.

Total francs. .. =. g 0l0, OF, 6l5
The aggregate depreciation had been more than fifty
PSF cent The total amount Of these per cents was
francs 69s from which deduct the
9fancs soloo77 Sis and there Left only francs ATS
ITO the total market value Of the public debt Of
France The depreciation Is equal to 5000 an
amount equal to more than twice the aggregate ndebt
edness Of the general and every in the
North American Union. The loss Of more than six
hundred millions Of dollars must weaken many large
capitalists and must ruin thousands Of small holders of
government stocks The immense private banking e.
Establishments Of Europe seldom hold largo amounts of
government securities They egotate the loans, but
the stock put upon the market is issued and
individuals Of moderate become the purcha
sers II the Rothschlds have done 30 with the loans
thsy have recently negotiated they may weather the
storm, but will strip them of nearly everything they
possessed
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Died.
On the 25th inst, ct Newark N j., Of disease Of the
heart, CHARLES PARMrLEr, printer in the s2d year Of
his age.
New London and Owego papers please copy.
On Goth inst JAMES Of David and Cstharne Muir
ray, aged Is months and days.
His funeral will take place this day. ct O'clock from
No l6 Franklin street.
On Tuesday afternoon, April as of consumption. In
ths gath year Of her age CHARLOTTE wife Of Thomas
Taylor.
Her relatives and friends invited to attend her
funeral Thursdsy afternoon, ct O'Clock ct the
sdence Of her father Leonard Thorn No. Is Robinson
street
Portland papers please copy.
At her residence, AZ Oak street. MARY wife of Thos
Coghlau aged IS years, Of consumption.
Her friends and the friends Of her uncle, William
Paksrton likewise the friends Of her cousin William
Locker requested to attend her ia nera Friday
afternoon at O'Clock, without further notice.
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G IL N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Wednesday, April 26-6 r. m.
Ths stock market opened heavy to-day, and prices
for most Of the fAucies fell of fraction At the first
board Reading Bonds declined y per cent Farmers
Loan NJ Canton "; Nor and Wor. u; Long Island
Hsrlem y; Resding Railroad 1; Treasury notes. United
States 6s and Pennsylvania 6 closed at prices current
yesterday
At the second board Treasury notes declined " and
Harlem Railroad advanced n per cent. An others re-
NAMED about the same, with small sales.
The public mind is very much excited relative to the
probable complexion Of the next advioes from England
The steamship America, from Liverpool for this
port Is in her twelfth day. and will be due about
Saturday, with eight days later intelligence. The most
important feature In the will be the result Of the
chartist movement the 10th inst the permanenoy
Of the government Of Great Britain depends entirely
upon the position taken In relation to the demonstration
then to bs made This country is deeply interested In
the political movements Of Great Britain either of TO-
reign or domestic nature most important interests
are more deeply involved with those of England than
with all the rest Of the world and any political revo-
luton in that country w6old have most unfsvorabe
influence upon the commercial affairs of the United
States at large. The eloal supremacy of Great
Britain has for sometime the wsne, and in the
event Of the government reazing reverse In the po
cal movements going on there IL end at onoe Of the
supreme maritime power of England, We have, for
some time past disputed this point with Great Britain,
regards both the naval and mercantile marine, and
a doubts would be settled at In favor should
the radical portion Of the political Glasses Of tho United
Kingdom overawe the government and force 1t to grant
the required reform.
Tho Acadia, at Boston, from Liverpool, brought
$ls $50, in specie instead of $26oOOo IS reported
Tho stonnston Railroad Company have declared
semi dividend of two and half per cont payable
on the LIST of May.
The Brooklyn Uaion Ferry Company have declared
dividend CT three and half per cent.
The trade Of Baltimore, during the past year, Of
the most satisfactory character The value Of imports
exports for the last quarter In the year and for the year
ls47 not large In previous quarters and previ
years. but the trade prosperous any pre-
vious period. The annexed statement exhibits the
quantity and value Of domestic produce exported from
Baltimore for tho year ls47, compared with previous
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DnMESTIC MARK KITS

New BEDFORD Or Market, April "a, lsis.-Sperm-
The transa eiuce last include crude oil
Offering in this market ct previous The sales are
200 bbls at lo0H cents and 1886 bb,. at 100. Whale
The market has been quis. since our a-we have only
to report sales Of 500 bills selected w Cos.t at 81
cents 400 hbs Northwest Coast at 32 cents 800 bbs
brown N w. Coast and South Ssa at fraction above
sic. In Whalebone We have heard Of no TRANSACT
fiona "
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chds than any other house. and the strength
must have been severely tested than ever
before, and it il not impossible but that it may finally
sink under the rapidly socumulsting smbarrsssmsnts
growing out Of the financial revusons and political
volutions Connected the Rothschids are with the
finances Of all the governments Of Europe, they must
submit to the most enormous sacrifices in the
of their being able to sustain themselves They may
fall with ell the princes and kings they have SO long
sustained and the financial world be much BY
the extinction Of overgrown monoposipg and specus-
ting bankers as the political world would be by the abd
oston Of kings and the extinction Of the old monsr-
ohicsl forms Of government. The changes In Europe
are calculated to work out vast deal of good ult-
mately
DErREoIArIor OF FRENCH FUNDS
Before the events OF February the Der cents
were at ll6fr, representing capital Of s4ll 500 1856
On the 5th Of April the hvss were ct IS r.
making the same stocks only to give ca
P'ssa VI ''ssss s.I,ol4 ,293 goa
Giving diminution Of capital to the
amount Of. Il, $40 sss ,ssi
making capital or .................. 2a,7sa, $50
April g. the same capital done at IS only, is
only .................... l247s 1913
Loss Of capital nsls,aaO
l00fr. $50 representing capital Of ga Sal 0s5
Is only. 500. .................... ssl s42 1877
Loss Of capital ssa s9s. 1913
Lastly, the 8 per cents were in Feb at 76fr
That's. capital Of. ..............l6s sos 4sO ,2l6
In April being done ct ssfr., the capital 10
oniy' 's..s.': s.s..s.s boy 900
Loss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40, $3.50, 500
The aggregate Of this depreciation is Is follows-
Depreciation Of the per cents flames. 1880 sss gao
~ 1879 gan
-. 332 995 800
-. 1876, 1860, 500
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RR i7k 20 do Portland. sseo Psrtsmouth RR Ioo do
Erehings Bank si 10 de- 9I do Old Colony kx, 81; 50
do East Boston Co Div No 4, 51f 100 do No. b3O TX;
do Pttsbug Gopher Co h30 SO; do, 6X so do 62 do
Western RR. 1854 Second board-225 shs Reading RK
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Nsw York A. IL IL, has been reelected from
the stage We should like to see New York i ought 70
Instance thst would be greatly improved few application.
OF Phaon lavgcrator we'll brushed TO- Were general
things unknown, and usous curls would adorn head
and at all the Drug gists
Wigs and Toupsss -strangsrs and Citizens
ere INFO med that the best place il New York procure
hrst quality sealp BATCHELOR'5 manufctory,
No Wal street. His invented wigs obtained silver
medal the last fair of the American Institute Strangers
should just examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Spring and Summer ClOthlng-Thsm Five
Dollar ouitsAn elegant let has been received from
ton OF nnsdeemed pledges consisting Of Dress and FIock
Goats s trimmed French coih Summer Sac ks dp dete
and tweed 10 $a Pants and CLOTH 10 -
each; Yeats 50 81 each. BOYS Clothing to s.
sn Cleaning and Cash paid for Gents Clothing
Corner Nassau and Bsekman streets.
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AMARTINE GLUE CLOTH) SACK COATS
~ The revolution achieved by men in Blue BPuses
but Lamartinc Blue Sack model Of which hays
just received from Paris and have Of them made the
price varies SO to th Business Sack s. Cloth Ca:
and Vestng made order really low pces French
Cloth Dress Coats made to measurs from 36 TO 500 b.
CLARKE li6 William street, opposite Washington Stores
hsi, Eulfn nd Iohp .----
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lust PUBLIsHED-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

lust PUBLIsHED.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
treatise selusl and seminal diseases ststy mpoten
cy, aud her kindred affections with directions for the
and removal Of the csqss them treher
ted by anumbef of plates Opinion, Of the Picss:Ths
pubcston VIII CHI We have no doubt is much wantsd,
and will prove be Of the value certain
portion the community IL shoud be in III. hands of
rier and III quer la opinion it to DO
good all who be in wsnt # knowledge such sub
hiss handled the Of this treatise with the
skill and science OF msstsrNew York Tribune. This
the title Of and excsen work these dseasss which
has Just from the OF Homer Bostwick NJ d. one
OF our distiogulsed surgeons New YORK sun
nk k.trh, AUTHOR OF THE 'PhAt rlCAl
Office house to 10 a. NJ, sP NJ tsurday excepted
Those who apply in the early will be aurred at ne
1t chiefly; however, those who h:ys suffered from
a celtin class of prope, or otneiwre, VINO ,cah
properly appreciate hi, services. 10 nnctnrej non
Is h,t or incipient, 70 lts more anvsnesa aGn
addition TO a y-ry excessive prseiie, N tbs com
bas gonud for stating b. cbsnss iron no oths source
Amsrcs,
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Married.

Married,
On the 25th instant by the Rev DR.. Stark, Mr. JOHN
D. PoTrs. late of Dumfrieshire, Scotland, to Miss
MARY o. L. Brooks, Of New Orleans, La.
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FOR SALE-THE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND FUR
Il niture of tho Minerva Rooms No I06 Broadway This
has been long and favosbly known public
ball. concert and exhibition and provided with
thing requisite for the purpose the proprs
tor wishing retire from the business Applications be
made 90
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NJ ERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMA
IVA n.y. No 63 Wall streetn conformity with the equis
tons of their charter the Company submit the folswng
ls ss3s a; amount Of premiums policies ssred dur
ing the year ending April 81 l S72 go sa-toal amount
Of premiums, Ss4907e 49, The OF premiums marked
of daring the above marine risks 16o5s2s M
inland and navigation nsk 9s-total
$s6Tt 2s less premums, $50 62eaned premi
for $50 400 o. expenses S97e 81 interest,
commou and b,d debts S2e7,s 49, marine losses Sa7 OF
T4 inland CATION do e3o62l 30toal 49, profits
be divided 49ais IT. Amount OF earnings of ls $265i
15 do do I8as abovs 98 ll8 77to,a for
t2507o ST. Tne further report that they have
this date following vz:-lnyead United Sttes
Treasury notes. %, bills receivable $t 327 49, cash
and aims eloed By notes, s4s sss ~;
Of other companies 81 1879 otoa assets 1858 5s5 a.
The Trustees have declared dividend of hrtytwo
the earned Of the BILE scrip
the second Monday May next Tne Trustees
have also resolved iosrea OF per cent on the
Of III. csI6eaes sutsorzsd to be ,ued April
after the eighth day OF May IL also
resolved tn the formulated profits exceed the
Of half million OF dollars the shall be approp'ia
OF the charer. By order Of the Board CHARLES NEW
CONF. Secretary. T,ustessSThomm Hunt, James Free
Stewart G. Marsh, George Hastings, G. W Roger Henry
H f. MoIlng, samuel Bsals, William Watt Almet Reed
Cyrus Curtis Herman Boxer Charles g. Carleton. Lucius
Hopkins DANIEL q. Havand, Levi Cook David L. SayIe,
Henry Stone, James q. Hsock, q t. Maltby George D.
Phelps, James ID. Sousr, Fredsrick Victor, r Mali,
Richard BgeIoM, Alex; 9 Baker JOSEPH WALKEEE,
WOOD WALTER. Assistant Vice President; CHALEs
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NO EUKEsl1N GENILEMEN ARRIVING IN THE
Country Residence in The subscriber
oers for sale his Fern situated ntgomery Peunsy
land 2s8 acres OF which the CHEST
producing wheat rye Indian corn and hay sqna any
land fsrm-the remaining 90 being On
premise. dre Stone mansion 50 ie, by t with verandah
attached feet wide erendpg the length of the house
large pszzs on the east the whole gvrg ample accommo-
dalton Tor family ottweny persons pleasure grounds
and vsy beautifully laid cut There che finn three
stone hcues Tor Farmers together
barns continuing abng and for hun.
ded head OF cattle and for the Of
ed There aresso the advanees ola fue spring house
honss h pond gaden acres orchards stocked with
wier in every field daily mai, by which the Phi ade'ph,a
and New York of the day received and
omnibus sing the gate morning and evening In the ina
Tedte vicinity are Episcopal Lutheran and Presbyterian
chutches Further description all
rshDg to purchase are invited cal. and sranre the
IL however be added that for beauty heahfu situation
and advantages it by the United
may be well 60 mention the price which is $22o
Apply 10 GEORGE SHEAFF Whtsmarsh, MONTGOMERY
Co Penn Anil 10
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CLOTHING-E DEGROOT co. tn FULTON ST !.
~ Broadway, New York, have just opened large
and entire of ready made spring and cloth
which will be sold cheaper than other store 10 the
city for cash. they will make order IN the most fashiona
BILE style at the following prices entire suts-Cost pants
aud Ito crde from 9it TO t16 do (esdy msde) from
$40 cas-; business Office and coats, from to Sa
Also shists drawers csvs socs collars sloves and
article Of Geuemen's wearing apparel
CPHING AND SUM uER CLOTHING AT THE CITY
Clothing Warehouse, lo Fulton street OPP )ste the old
North Dutch Church Goats from 81 TO- sos Pants from 81 70
t5 Vesn from 81 TO S. whole nuit for 90 ID r. SMITH,
1902 Fulton street
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE.-LA
Nc les and Gentlemen having superu effects 70 dispose
Of such weereg apps s furniture, &c obtain fair
ch price for the by sending for the subscnber through
post office ohc who will attend AZ Their Iss
dnces j. LIVE NsTYN, t66 Broadway, up st'ir, Lides
be attspded to by Mrs Leveps,n.
EFFERvEsCIN0 lCE.-THE wILLiAMsBUHoH
IL EHeTvescing Ice Company, respectfully announce to
hoe store keepers and pnvae families that their works
will be opened May for tbs sale OF the above deeious
hcalthul asd cooling beverage senu wishing 70 collect
orders In New fork broakyn aud eisewhee may apply by
letter 10 be left at the once Of h. paper addressed to the
subscriber. w. T. NICHOLS, Manager.
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VICTIMS OF PRIVATE Disc ,sEs. REMEM.ER

VICTIMS OF PRIVATE Disc tsEs, REMEM.Eh
thai this the only place the ety wher~ pf hun'Sr
Red Drop IAN b. obtained medicine never known 10 ial
in carE very forms Of secret diseases ne as
persary ~ arar grd the calling WI see no ohe
but the himself who cop'tant aendanee 10 nn
priv ready will all who may give
rsI minded. Of certificates voluntarily given. 81
course some az which mos, astonishing ces on recore
re op-o for ms scnn az The rspeusary No DIV son 81
rice Oe DO lar rer vial which warranted IN all esss oF
no charss.
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CELECT BOARD FOR A COMPANY OF GENTLE
men, mp town and tea with dinner on Sundays
peaant house between Hudson and Beecker
furnished unfinished az desired fir price expected
Enquire of Z. TOW NSEND, 81 John st 81 story.