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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-20

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trouble 10 make such lulsSss NSpsst. ''' WV
prison, and the crowd dispersed, satisfied that JUS.
The fact that the jury did not bring in their YER
dict last evening produced a fear that they were
unable to agree, and il would now that doubts
did exist in their minds. They, however, carried
with them silent witness of the crime that added
to the evidence submitted before them, became
convincing. The hat and coat which Langfeldt
wore on the night of the murder had been carried
to the room occupied by the Jury, ana during an
examination of them, an inside pocket was dis
covered in the breast OF the coat, the lining OF
which was stained with bloody fingers, pro-
badly imprinted there when returning the
| knife which he used during the last part Of the
death struggle with Mrs. Rademacher to its
hiding place. II will be remembered that he stole
knit. from shoe finding store up town, the day
previous to the murder, and that this weapon has
never heen found II was doubtless this KIN ife that
he used after the first one broke, and hid it upon
flying from the scene of the murder. The pocket
in the coat had moi been discovered by the officers
of the court, not having been searched critically
by them, as no marks OF blood We're found on It's
exterior.
The office of the Spirit of the Times was des-
troyed by fire about O'Clock this morning, which
II Is supposed was kindled by an incendiary. The
anu press III TIE DdSeIilcHt were uot
and the damage to the upper part is fully covered
by insurance. The building, belonging to Geo. c.
Wilson, was also insured. Mr.. Mahan's stereotype
foundry, in the third story destroyed, and the
loss is total and without insurance.
Judge Kelly this morning ordered the delivery of
Noheman, who has been in prison here tor more
than year past, to officer Bowyer, of your city,
requisition from the Governor of New York,
fugitive from justice. Three bills of indictment
were pending against him here, but the ingenuity
of his counsel had rendered the efforts of the
monwealth officers to convict him, Of not much
avail, and he is accordingly transferred to New
York, where he properly belongs, and is better
known to meet his deserts. The bills of ndict-
ment pending were first submitted to jury, with
ont evidence, and verdict of not guilty recorded
He will start for New York in custody of the Off
Ger tomorrow morning.
The venerable Ashbel Green, d. D., died this
morning at his residence in this city.
The preparations to receive Gen. Cadwalader
are in every way worthy of his distinguished
merits and indicative of the estimation in which
he is held by his fellow-citizens. The whole dvi-
sion Of our military have marched to meet the cars
in Broad street. and the cavalry have proceeded
to Gray's Ferry to escort him within the city limits
Every flag staff in the city has its appropriate ban
ner displayed and the enthusiastic cheers that
will greet him must be gratifying
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-20

CHARGE OF MURDER.-At Gloucester, on We'd
nesday. BENJAMIN ~ Clark examined before Jus.
tice Of the Peace charge Of having attempted to
poison his wife and held TO bail in the OF $4,000
TO appear ut the June term Of the court Of common
pleas, at Ipswich. -Boston .adp, 10Th met
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-20
T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office, May 20 1873.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED THE PAPER HAVING
"A
Anderson Mrs Marga

CIRCULATION.
date Of the which they arc advertised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-20

PHILADELPHIA, May l9th p. M-Arrived-Sehrs Oregon
Mch Saco Hoffman, Ross Providence; John Crouch Tom
lin, n York.
Cleared packet ship Shenandoah West Liverpool banks Mary
Whedon Boston, Benz Adams Coombs Boston, brgs Ne
kendrick Boston; Eliza Helen Clements Halifax, N s. chs
Monterey Mcintyre Boston, Moses Brown Hail. Providence
Byron Handy Boston, John Crouch. Tomn Newburyport;
Oregon Muroh Saco Hoffman, Ross Boston; Columbus
troth Alexandria Liberty Ainsworh Sing Sing Mary
Clayton Milton Stanford barges Demon Allen New York
Genius McCedy Now York General Marion, McCaerty New
York. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-20

NEw ROUTE TO PAcirc.-The bark w Ii d C Wright of
Baltimore has made the including
ten days detention at Rio in 81 days She is beebe be the
first vessel that has tried the proposed
Of the Navy his wind current charts passed
the Southwark Of Bermuda and made the passage
days. following the great circle crossing
day out lon The discovery BY 1t Maury Of region Of
hotter winds along the Rio
for the Rio China and all places the Equator
shortened ten to fifteen days No should 60
without these charts We understand they will given any
who will send the track his vessel with record
winds and the Washington and
who application to that Office will DO supplied the
charts sailing directions &c
Spoken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-20
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin failed to come to hand by
the mail last night

ship Masconomo by Messrs Mosy Hale and
Noyes and Captain Daniel Knight in whose sailed
for New Orleans
ScHR ELEANOR Stephens from land supposed o Baltimore
for Vera Cruz with government stores and horses totally
lost with her Acrane Reef 9th
rived at Baltimore in bark Tarquin from Campcachy
ScHR WATSON Of and from Delaware City,
Conimicmt Poihe below Providence Monday night and
The North-Carolinian., 1848-01-15


thick, where hewn stIingers used
All trees stumps and roos to be removed for the dis
tance of II feet the centre line of the road that
case shall the plank strngers and
all dead trees within 80 feet of the
to be feet wide, the
inches above the bottom of the side ches Aso
inequalities natural surface the
ditch to be formed upon each side of the
all the surface the
sluce other place OF discharge Said ditch to be five feet
vide at and bottom and the entire slope to be
lateral bitches be necessary the perfect drain
Of the road and be made such place and
the Engineer of the road direct And the road shall be
graded to have than four feet 100
that the shall
five feet and half apart and each be equal distance from
the of the plank and the distance the
string be inches the clear and the plank
have firm bearing upon the string pieces and the end
Of the plank be inches lower than the end the Of
the road. The snges the earth their
and the earth be packed and around the that
the plank shall have firm bearing their entire length. The
plank laid either side the lne
direct The plank project alternately,
road shall graded that themy packed earth the
of the road shall be inches than the inner ends
the plank the whole surface of the road
and uniform.
The Bridges be constructed be above high
mark each be covered with plank "a feet long
inches thick show heart side The tmbers
si cap sls and posts to be Of heart and to be foot
The lenhwse timbers, sleepe for the plank
be of good heart TIMBER clear of windshakes and
be inches by 12 The braces be g. and the baniste
s. Neither bridge have greater span than IS feet Each
The braces tmbers good
bridges to be finished in workmanlike The
work to be subject to the inspection of the Engineer
For further informaton b. G. McDufie viii be
Wednesday 8th, and Thursday the 9th.
D. G. McDUFFIE c.
esssTo the Directors of the F. & S. P. Road
The North-Carolinian., 1848-01-15
BY ID. O.. McDUFFIE, Engineer.

sEcoND-ply1s1oN
Half Mile.
:;: :::; &c.: ;;: y;
1856 o4
for Nile of Second Duision-sth of Road
i::: e:
@1,1so 40
at Mile, and of Road.
zee. For Clearing. Grading, nd Plankng. ss1o
$3.50 ::' s;"ss1 %ss1 at 81 81 per NJ 1926 %
ses 1890 40
lew lev Whole cost of2 DIVISION ss,oee 81
Average e r: nue. for Grading, planAns &c. sss 90
a o'- THIRD DIVISION.
st and Of Road
For Gs."s Gle rim & s';a"S and rsat.s .s4 s3ss 3s Q" Q"
" at
"' sl15s Y
"-' af1z1 Of Road
:;s:$ S::: g
2 sl,l5s
2 Sd n1ae and l2a.
For Gs5"g s ling &C.: Clearing % and r"ting 50"
sl,eso stringers, at 81 126 u
s127 o.
2 1ze and 18Th.
For G:Ss G s'i"S e and ra.g sss ssas sas 90
si,eso s,ringers, at $s
sloe7
and
q For Clearing Grading and Planking
126.72O feet Lumber, at $53 NJ
1860 Sringer $3
~
& Mile, and
o For Clearing Grading and PIanking
72O Lumber, a Ssh De-
3l,66O Stringers, 81
"a sLo7s
2 Last Half Mile.
s For C-arnga Grading and Plankng
63.360 feet Lumber, N,
$3.50 = Sringers, at "a So SO
"a 1886
of division, $7,165
6 Average mile, - l,lO2 3Oa
Average mile for Gradng &C. 249 364
Of the 3 visions,
Average cost per- IN 554
Average G iadng &c. mile, 24S 81
addition to the above estimates the of that branch
of road from the intersection of Hay and Wnslow
to its junction with the other branch, which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-07
REMOVAL.
THE BALTIMORE CT QTHING STORE

AS heen removed from Nam street te Water street,
- into the room next door 10 The office of the National
Road Stage company ana next door to Cark's Coffee
House. where lie is receiving all kinds of Ready Made
Clothing for the season, made expressly this Market
from his wholesale Establishment in Baltimore, No So
Pratt street, which he offers for sale at wholesale re-
tail al low as can he bought in Baltimore iladel-
pa, being but triie difference in the transportation.
His stock consists of all kinds of clio hing usually kept
in clothing store, vz;Fme English and French dress
troek and sack Goats, do Cashmere Tweed, Ccrotton
Linn and cotton coats low 90; plain and
fancy summer Cashmere pants, do. Tweed, Linen aud
cotton seine very good at % cents; plain and fancy
sain mersaies and great variety of OTHER styles of
Vests, some very good al g. cents general e".
of Shirts hdk f., gloves. suspenders etc. Also few
very fine gentiemen's travelling hays caps aud um. rel
las Remember the Baltimore Clothing Store, on Water
street, where you buy the hest goods for the least
money. Apr25 Nj. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-07
Drts GOODS.

O. w. HEISKELL
pas just returned from New orb and is now reeev-
lug his second stock of
NEW SUMMER GOODS,
Comprising most OF the fashions able and most recent
STYLES of Dress Goods, and in the most desirable coors
Thev consist, in part of the following superb goods
Twisted silk Grenadines, bro, wazarine blue 4 mode
Rroche Bresiunie in brown and black;
Foulard SILK Tissues III brown & maZarine blue;
GrenWilne Tissues, IN mazarins blue, brown, SC.
Toll de Lind, beautiful article, in mode coors;
Printed Hermann. in variety OF desirable eoIors;
Satin stripe and plaid Berages. in great variety;
French Musns, Organdie Lawns & Battiste Bingham
Rich Embroidered Brocade silks;
Black boiled Silks, very rich ustre Il extra width;
Fouard and every variety of rich Silks
AlsO-A choice selection of beautiful Ribbons,
Rich black silk Laces and elegant black lace Shaw,s;
Green Parasols and Parasoetts and other articles.
81" WIN he opened during the present week, the
most beautifully and varied assortment of Shawls ever
offered in this city. Also, a few embroidered or.
CANDY Vesites; extra rich Capes. style; worked
Collars entirely new aud rich Bonuets in great vari-
ety. together with full stock ofsaple and other goods.
Wheeling, May >, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-07
COUGHS,
PHTHISlC,
INFLUENZA,
BRONCHITIS,
PHTHlSlS PULMONALlS.

PHTHlSlS PULMONALlS.
"A ND all other Bronchial or Catarrhal affections
IN EFFEcTuALLY, and frequently PERMANENTLY relic
ve, and cured by DR.. TRUXALS INFALLIBLE
COUGH REMEDY. II has never failed To give ample
satisfaction. One two doses Will satisfy yon that its
virtues are exaggerated Read the following from
the wife of the junior editor of the Pittsburgh Temper
ance Banner, and daughter of Judge Gordon, of Mon
Ongahela city, Pa.
DR. Truxa-During the spring of ~ | contracted a
cold which was attended with most perplexing cough,
and shoot ing pains through my lungs. II almost
imnossi lille lie down rest at night, for acute pam
and shorness of BREATH aud after using bottle of ceie
brated Imperial Cough Syrup without benefit, took
TWO OF your nfalbs Remedy, and was perfectly
relieved aud have not been troubled with II since.
MARTHA j. q. ALTER.
Pittsburgh, Dec 90 1857.
For sale hy DR. CRUMBACKER, Messrs FAI RCHlLD
& TAYLOR, aud MELLOR. e5 cts per bottle
mr. 2s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-07
Dry GOODS
REVOLUTION IN ALL EUROPE!
Overthrow of the king Of France!
TREMENDOUS ExClTEMENTa

yin, pbi,t;,ro h.. .h1;.,,
,i5i,,' ' ~ ". "s gu 1 ,,s'
Al r,,ro, -, ~ ~ ''' ,nt,i, a a,,.n'
Have i,s, this no,,a,, u 80, /, " 7, = soous
To es ~ ~ ~ III so'le 70 ""h'
HEYMAN sells a. chesn a. cbe.,c .n hc
Ana II you don't believe my word
lust tohdle up Main street and see
yyuEREI M, NON, .o..;, - D., - a. Al,
largest lest selected mi mo-, ,,Ia' ID 49,, -, " "
/ NV Co np,,sui" s'o'H u
Ever offered in this c,,, liz, ..ns;s,, :, nav, :.
follows, to vii. Wy ""''' N"'''S' ~ P"'' :"
c,or,e
,o,,. LIZ ms
ver,, cod IL i.g-' anu SUI,
pattern
Also stlper fine ttv ed fp ,otesN cloth for doIs nor
yard such as has usually been sold tor lo's have
also some Of super fine quality, something
aesrae 70 gentlemen wanting me coat than can be
''""" eise"he's.
30 ma French and ENGLISH c.ss;meyes of every colo,
mud stvle. .ome veyv ono ,;n bI,k fnr doI,r nor Oh
Also super-fne striped fsr75 cents per y'd.
SATINETS AND TWEEDS.
100 ps Satne some as low as 20 cts per va and good
quality at that. Tweeds and Jeans of every var.e y
ana s'y'e' al prices 10 sun any customer.
VESTlNGS.
Plain NIX and fancy Satin Nesting of the best quality
Also some sup'r Iioht summer yestnr verv desirable,
patterns and a very large assortment Of ali kinds NJ
prices to match
ro,,re-,os oX,,,,.s L.,
DIN us .hhohe' w.
"a brown muslin of good quality tor b. cts per ya
and 10 beached and unbleached Shectinss of superior
quaiity, al Extremely low prices.
Furniture and Shifting checks, Of all qualities and
quantities.
SUMNER GOODS.
goo pieces Summer Goods for Pants and coats, of ali
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-07

RITTER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR & WILD CHERRY
THIS pleasant safe and ehcacious remedy for coughs
L colds sore throat Asthma, splitting of blood, and all
diseases OF the chest tending TO CONSUMPTION for sale
ny storekeer ers, generally this aud adjoining coun
ties, AT THE PRICE or % CTS. PER DorTLE; and
wholesale and retail hy the propretors,
] l. RITTER, Druggists,
l6i North Second ST., below Vine, PHlL'A.
Read the following voluntary testimonial -
Smithfeld, Monroe co, Pa Dec :, 1877
Messrs J L * Ritter: Gentlemen-l feel II my
duty 10 ack now ledge you the great beuen have
ceiyed from the nse of your Compound Syrup oil Tar
and lid Cherry. Having been tor long time afflicted
with Pulmonary complaint tired all The usual REM
without ohtonng relief when fortunately for me,
was recommended 10 use your syrup The f1rst bottle
made dee dedy favorable impress on Oh my disease
continue taking IL and am happN 10 say II mas anorded
me great relief aud cheerfully recommend thoss suf
fering under similar complaints TO use your invsnshe
medicine. JohN Ne" HAM
mr. 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-07
0InfD1aeN,
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS NOW IN STORE
ALEX ROGERS

NO ~ Water street. next door North of the Oyster
Depot, and adjoining Forsyth & Bakers Warehouse
'iHhbS TINS opportunity TO return his thanks to hrs
ola friends and customers and also TO his many new
ehes VINO have so kindly paronzed his Establishment
ana ne is determined TO omit pains not only 10
continue these, but the number in such way
aud by such means that who give him call will
IAN 10 continue their custom He has in store a
large ana very choice assortment of Spring Goods viz
french, English and Belgian cloths, Cas.eres and
Nes'ngs, with great variety of SILK, SATIN Velvet,
ana Marseies Nestings; Cotton. Linen and Tweed Pan.
taoon suis large variety; also Ready Made Clothing
equal TO custom WORK. comprisin, every variety ~
terms All ne asks IS cali he is satisfied his arrange
nents are such that none be disappointed in obtain.
ing any article that he want his line, and this
end he deems hardly necessary his friends
ana tue public that the utmost confidence be had in
the accuracy of fit and superiority of manufacture
ms Estab shmen experience of 20 years and the
unwaverine confidence of host of friends is his best
guarantee. ALEX. ROGERS
Uyl2 No 40 Water St Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-07
MORE NEW GOODS AT THE
RIE WINDO\V

Opposite the Big Red Boot
fT1IlE subscriber is receiving and will continue
Il for saot time, daily supplies OF season
able now Goods bought the close of the season. and
at very much reduc ed prices such
Wide ricu Earston t;ng!Iams at ls2c;
50 jIs more of those 10 and l24c Plaid Musns;
Is rs more of those fine Linens, at 81 he;
GO ps more Sea island A Shirtings at l2aci
10 doz rich Fringcd and low priced Paras"is;
8 doz China Pearl Rutland and Braid Bonnsls
Is ps Rich Bonnet Ribbons, with great variety OF
new Prints aud Lawns. [my5] RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-07
POSr OFFICE REGULATIONS.
Mail arrivals and departures after the LIST day
of July 1913


~AT.Y Eastern mail arrives 8 pm and departs lOl
-
Daily Western mail arrives ~ m and departs a IN
Daily by Sicubenville and WelIsville, arrives III m
and departs am
From Wooster 10 Wheeling, arrives every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturdays at a m, aud departs every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday att am
From Marietta by Grave Creek. arrivea Tuesdays and
Saturdays by p m and departs Mondays and Fridays
at -
From Bethany by West Liberty TO Wheeling, arrives
every Tuesday, Thursday and Satarday,by ~ O'Clock,
in and departs same day at
From Morgantown by Waynesburght to Wheeling, ar
rives Thursdays at and departs from heeling on
Fridays at 9 am
riv every Tuesday at p m and departs from Wheel
ing ,very "Wednesday at SPIN.
F nm Woodland by Sockman's to Wheeling, arrives
every Saturday al p IN, and departs from Wheeling
every Thursday at g pm
All mail matters should he deposited in the office
least one hour before the time Of closing the mail
Office opens at m. and closes again at a pm
Opens again at Q m, and close II 10 pm
Opened on Saturdays from to IN and from to
10pm
Newspaper postage must be paid in advance at the
common cement of each quarter. ing LIST Janua
w. LIST April, lst July LIST of October failure
do so, will cause their discontinuancc.
Those renting Boxes, and keeping quarterly accounts
to their bills at the close of each quarter
These rules must be strictly complied with.
je4 ALEXANDER NEWMAN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-07
QtSJ En1Eta1g8.
BALTJMORELOCK HOSPITAL

yVTHERE may he obtained the must speedy Remedy
w foI GonorrhPa, elects, Structures Seminal Weak
rain in the Lons, Affections of the Kdneys lao
those peculiar affections which arise from certain prac
tice of youth, aud which, If not cured renders
impossible, and ~ the end destroys both mind and body
This remedy will also cure lmpoency and every symp.
tom of SECRET DISEASE.
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL INpECTTITY
often consequent uyor voluntary or constitution
al excess of the VIRtLE POWER OF the human systeu
cuRE wAEsANTED IN FROM ONE TO Two DAYS, OR
HocaARGE M,DE.
Office, MOI South FREDERICK STREET, on the len
hard side going from Baltimore street. six doors from
the corner
BE particular in observing the ON the door and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-07
GrdDFl410rMe

f77HE OHIO STAGE COMPANY have made such
q arrangements of their Stare Lines running of
WI ceiling cannot fail TO furnish the satisfactory
accommodation to ALL They
TWO LINES MAIL STAGES leaving w heeng at
half past 10 p. M every night and running through
connect with the Miami Railroad in hours to Cincn
natl or to Terre Hautc, Indianapolis, Springfield and ST.
LOUIS.
An Accommodation leaves Wheeling at So'cIock, 4.
daily, and runs through to Xanesviile D. M, all by
daylight, IS miles.
Passengers who desire to stop the road take
seat through to ,he point they desire stop where they
WISH and have seat in the next stage that along
For the accommodation OF the citizens of Wheeling
and ST. Claisvie. they also hack frem ST. Glars
vile to w aecling leaving ST Clairsve at M,
wing al Wheeling at 10 A. NJ; leaving Wheeling al 10
M and arriving al ST Clairsvillt at Persons des
rous of going to st Cairsvc and returning the
day, can Lave seat in the GAINESVILLE Acconnod
coach, and reach Wheeling about NJ, having or 3
hours in st Clarsvillc. Far., Is cents.
Office No "a Water ST. LIST door below the u. s. Hotel
Wheeling, Va. Apr20 VIC OWDERY, Agt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-07

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE.
fEsO facilitate further the travel upon this QUE the
- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, in conjunc
ton with the Lines of Stages upon the National Road
viii commence upon MONDAY, the 9th March to run
aSECOND DAILY TRAIN OF CARS and LINE OF
COACH ES over the route
Leaving Baltimore at4 P. NJ, ! On every day of
:" Cumberland at II p NJ, the week.
The Coaches upon the National Road will hcnceforth
leave Wheeling regularly twice day at aud q
p. m aud Cumberland at the hours connecting
regularly, each way, with the morning and evening
boats al Brownsville. By this arrangement, passengers
arriving at Baltimore fIa-' Philadelphia at NJ,
procecd westward, after delay Two hours, in
stead of lying over until next morning. Pass etgers
coming eastward, and arriving Wheeling, or Pitts
burgh Cumberland too late either for the morning
evening line, will he detained hut - hours at most ia
stead of "A, heretofore. Great additional despatch
VIII thus no gwen to the travel this route, already
the most expeditions between the East and West, and
the passenger aN avs make his choice of the day
or night for passing either the Railroad the
Turnpike section of the route.
BY order, VIM. :. WOODSInE,
Master of Transportation,
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
Baltimore, March Ia, lSiS