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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

Coleiridgc's Balm of Columbia For
the laire-lis positive qualities are as folows:-lst
Eos infants, keeping The head free scurf aud
causn luxurious growth OF ihe hair.
I'd For ladies, after cAild birth, restoring the skin
its usual strength and hdiness, and preventing l- ta
ling out OF che hair
Sd, For any person recovering from any debility, the
effect Is produced.
AL. If used infancy Till growth is started it
may he preserved, by attention. 10 the latest period OF
lie.
5lh 1t frees the head from dandruf, strengthens tie
roots mparis health ana TO the circuation and
prevents the han fom changing color ge ting grew
Gth- II CAUSES tire hair 10 curt beautifully when done
up IN il over night IL No ladies toilet should ever
lie made without it,
ENpectOfant syrup. no bono y me- 5,eet i"tbm-
sands have met premature death for the want of at
tention 10 common COLD. Have you cough Rev
Dr. Barthoomew's Expecorant syrup, safe medical
prescription, containing no poisonous drugs and used
svey give relet, and save you froa that most aw fu
disease, Pulmonary Consumption which Usually sweeps
into lie grave hundreds OF the Young tue odd, The love
" aud Iie ga.
Inc only genuine for sale in Wheeling by \. O. PAR
cid, Sgeuhent e hy \. Conn, IN Pitisbnrsh by " m
Jackson. IA Washington iy A Sweciiy n son, ia 81
ciarsyIe by Johnson, alsa ia every town IN Iennssi
wanna Uhio, Maryland aHd Virginia dec 10
Comstock's Sarsaparilla, OF Quail. S1P' a@d
halt the price Of any other, The great popularity OF
ssrsas aia and H. est absed efficacy, render II super
huous 30 enter udo eHcoulu nn rs virtues or adj
dlice any evidence ia us favor. For the cure OF
Scrotila
IlmFeS or Pustules on The fate,
scaiy ErHptiaHs OF the sam
Pam and swelling o. the body,
thGauic rheumatism,
Cutaneous diseases,
MeTcuuainf SyphtOid Disease,
LAYER Affections,
ENcesses lae use OF Morcury. &c.
Bi.es, Iron impure habit OF b,dy,
Ana all diseases ARISING from an Iupare state OF The
uoOt.
TeIter,
Uiccrstioas OF tie Throai and Lee,
Ex poslre and Imprudeucc la lif'.
General Duhihiy.
THIS SarsAparlha warranted positively good a.
any other that he made dolai lust halt
the Price IT those inuca advertised aud 2,
and large bottts yl--SO cents per Bottle, ii
bolts tor $3.50.
Eenomser ask for CoEstoek's sarsapaTilia and
takeno other For sale ny A. o. Fairchild, Wheeling
Va. dee 10
. tafe received Barrels very superior Cranh rries
Nov 10 JNo BaTSfORD.
n LSu Case Of Boston Pickles assorted,
.XA Bales OF son shelied Almonds and tor safe bv
I'M HOTsFFRD.
a,sAtI at :. H. uARPER'S before purchasing else
~ where. hats caps, have a large assortment o
Of both which Will he sold low. purchased then low
aud aiOrd 10 sell tlew very low call aud see.
Nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
TIRE tNr u,RrNEISsrR,Ncr.

To- wv lNSi EElur not To be-thaf's tiic aursiilu
NNrtArr Do IS letter by one sweeping Ere 10 he ruin
ed-end subject q" a!l abe dis that e-b is heir TO- o
determine ~ Wv
NC iteeil'u Insurance Company of Hartford. Conn.
nav ing al eay pad over S5tOOOe Of losses IN tho We
W'h country. Wftod iptne highest confidence. and
their AGENT .NUeptluo \ irpf-4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
4. Q. F4lRCHlLD

- pEEI. PENS-3I0 Gross Commercial Gtatt's Phil-
- bps ana others make Steel Pens received and for
saieby r. HORNBROok.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

paw u N An persons knowing themselves indie tied
b' = " To etLer hy Note or Book account w II
please call aud settle the before The Il rst OF
January next All not settled at that may expeei
10 re caiei upon when hope they will be ready to
satisfy demands.
dec =, ALTMAN A. MAXWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

cute all or ders in their line
BaIouches and Buggies of a
up i'll good style and as low
Al kinds of repairing do
Oh the most reasonable tel
ccc LIZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
TIiROt GnIN TX DAVIS

FEHlo STAGE GU. rNsvcc' GlE inform the trav.
~ elihg puiii-, thai ufs H1,e, tt a1 arrangement
will Noarh.s & company rl-c1d'd their Spleen
ia Nsfioua Eo7f STAGE ttu-s relt4u - Lpls through
indianapolis. resrc Isate ASA Nsuda'e. and taf upsn
passed accpau3oja ions nov De- hll teuEout hc e.
tire route.
FAST MAb.tAA tli leaves Wheeling daily Of 10 ~
clock. e. VI 10 Cincinnati 5t 3G 100 trs Us ST. Louis DAYS.
PILOT Cpsrh leaves uccng daily ii 10 O'clock T.. ".
36 hours 60 Cincinnati.
b. TALLN ADGE'S Good latent coach leaves Whccl.
ing daily 10 O'Clock, z. NJ - hours To Mavsve *.
EXuss furnished an the shove limos parties with
the privilege Ofsee ping travelling asthey wish
Office No. "a Water si do.r below w. ~ = Hotel,
Wheeling, We aus5 W.. COWpERT Aga
WHEELING AND THE LAKES.
rY9E stcui ion oftrayclers to the north IS respectfully
L tnnncsf in nmr Mn Linz N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
Coldridge's Balm of Columbia Il

fits5urgh, Nov Q, lS47. dec ID
For sale al Mellors, Fairchilds and Crumhacker'
Wheeling. Va. Price % cents per aotte.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
llomsc ann l.ol ior sad. ! W. w

House and lot Tor sale. ! ~, S'a 10 offer :,
pnhic auciieu Monday fehpaf} q. u H. iuv Mouse
anl lot oa Nam street, Hebr North. Ths ot 30 feet
ifont aud The uauel depth Tile house Is bck covering
the hole ffini Contains 10 convenient ruans IN wheh
afe Two excellent siove. Tue whole 10 good renair
ell frnishel and well adapted for families or Tor
( a large boarding house. Ihere fine stable and other
/ ouI HOUSES.
| TERMS-Libers and made known At the sale. If
til npt sd above ID wal ae log rrl. for m,
/ sasl NJ year by M Wtl'm Hal. M4rkst e.
4. = sANEN NOAMa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
NO, 90 MONROE STRrFr
. VI CARR & co.
ss as gg y esg es9onfgG@s

Regular Wheeling s. Pittsburgh Packet.
-x.-sn THE =nendd aad fast running
AAgt,tsrr NEW ENGLAND.
ssSS'9 - Capt Gro w. EBERT, viii leave
Wheeling every Monday Wednesday, and Friday at 3
O'clock A. NJ 5nd viii leave Pitrsbursh every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ
The New England has been bought expressly for the
trade and will leave regularly above For freight or
passage apply on board or 10 HOUSTON & MILLS
ott ~ AGENTS
Regular Wheeling sua Cinriunisis Packet.
AFRO. THE New, Fast and Light dran
Sl.s.S.y.--.---,s A44-i, DIR. FRANKLIN,
ENssec * j. >tcLURE, la. Master, will
hereafter run regularly Wheeling and Cincinnati
Packet, leaving Wheeling every Monday At ~ NJ. and
Cincinnati every Thursday O'Clock T. NJ, landing
al al the intermediate ports.
The utmost care taken with all way freight and Jack
ages conided 10 the charge OF The boat
orders Tor Merchandise or manufactures promptly at.
tended
Apply on board or to l. n JOHNSTON
oct ID A2eut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS
NEW ESTABLISH
NJ ENT.
WHEELING COACH
FACTORY

II HE subs ;rilers having
taken Tie Above nan cd
shop, are row ready 10 exc
, sncli as Coaches, Carriages
J kinds, winch will lie got
a. any place west.
ie at The shortest notice aud
q.
u Nt1ftsr,t . l,Yt~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

n. n TIC tTaIr girnTI.
to5 >se by al Inc principal bo5S s-l ierins
'"'s' &c eteiis for " i'eeiiug J. H. TiIfjvi fex
MON II sa'i JOHN FISHER Main al -, ~ .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

Rockaway Carriage For Sale. 49,;

away Carriage hut very little worn, with shilling
front calculate ed either persons, we'll made aud
finished in good syeaisa a oonpeie sctt OF Harness
Nett eteasp q 6rst family Bay Horse. letter
in the CITY f'r that purpose all OF which VIII sell very
ei,eaP, eaquirenf WA BAILEN,
dec " M lJ9 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

IL, ltvnra., Go Muhaf Coat bindns.
pN fApIeSS' 29do Bik -ilk Fringe. > inch.
"a Grn Lasting oycf coat buttons,
~ slo 90 Vest dn
~ do Moha over coat do
TO Gro Bfoceie coal du
luu do sIik Tti-t coat du
- cn Satin Vest dJ
Git Cost aad Vest EDO
Sisurnder, fy and stral du lust received and for
sale al a small ads dute o. eastern prices, ht
IAiI.AN1' q bLIAPLAIN
dee l6 Wille- tie Ils, t.oods Dealers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
To Iiatters and Country MGR

EsRtNtH, English and Anrricau Caslaueres and
Ss Mdsl'n de lanes, large stock band Of
winch Nh sell al from - 10 30 per former
Efiees 10 close oat. The laaies invited calf
jan 10 SEN>ENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

THE CHEAPEST LIGHT
Fs.N bR ofesedto the public. Received this day
'r'ss doz Artturs suspension Lamps.
do supr Lamps with Marble BOTTOMS,
do do BrHss dc
| do Side LAMPS,
Also a few pair OF Glrandols. The said Lamps Will
be sold cheap Tor cash, ny
sep 20 A o FAIRCHIIp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

a-xAl.L al ;. u. uARPEkS before purchasing else
~ where. Hats or caps, have large assortment Of
Of both which Will he sold low purchased then low
aud aiOrd 20 sell Ineui very low, call aud see
MOI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

FIsbE SUBSCRIBER having opened otice for the pa
i chasa aud sale OF Real Estate. any Que wishing
either Ia hay OF sell or wishing any information in
eardp real estate car ohtan by addressing the sub
n,e, pot paid. My oiioe isuPstairs, No is Main
Of. Nlrelng, Va mo GOSHORN.
sep H. 6m inv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens

Received this day 10y express assortment those s
reriorGoid pens, Warranted the best in .Vneelins
JOHN BISHOP,
drt22 No II Main slree'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
pREPARE EOR IN NTER.

PREPARE FOR w INTER-.
rAJa OW t1e tan 10 clean 0ur harness aul ali them
4& with Nets loot oil which IS the hest aitlulu now
40 use > pes cent, The article be had and war.
ralted 10 he pure ~ tire ih.uloE shop Market ST. a
few tonrt below the Post %. ,ce -
sep - A HOGNRROOk & DILLON.
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS.
%OlIN MAChiE respectfully tHiuEns the public tina,
~ ne ba- ta,en the building formerly line S0JfTH
WHEELING OH hILL AsIS ST., nna which he has
put aHd tn hest o. LatAes and Tools with
which me parcel 90 do an ks ut turnine in Iron
aud hfass screw cuIIiHs boFbs, e. &c, IN the
/ malucr, such as
CyHude p, Rollers, Wagon and Cat AXles screw
eating &c, cltalV any establishment it the city
Fur.tu. aad tiHess,ui ilus constantly attended To
Wheeling, Aug 10 ui-. IOliN MAUKIE,
Marhtn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
Comstock's SarsapariIla, or 5,, Superb, so,

4 Iafe received Barrels very superior Cranh rrles
"a Nov 10 JNo BaTSFOKB.
n LSu Case Of Boston Pickles assorted,
IL Bales OF son sheed Almonds and tlr saleb v
I'M HOTSFFRD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

uprnFerly eNamined viii te sound To Re only an AZ
gruyaed stale OF lethaay, as lethaev aggravated
state of nroWsHess. Tue veins ttiue clu-
sod up III corrupt siaauart humos, diminish the cir
eGlatou and prevent Tire hloo on Supplying and
shlng The hrGin by purifying the ho~d with nr Sweet
ser faHacSG al alpop'"iic SYMPTOMS carried Off,
Those VITO have Tendency to appiopleSy. can never
Keep their blood too good condition. Frequent pm
MY Ing with TINS Vegetable Pauacea, viii always insure
Us against ait attack Of This maady which 80 often
proves aiSl Ihcta IS NOT man, woman ar chif, who
cBunot AZ this time use DR.. Sweesegs ranGuea VITA he
ncnt 20 Intensely est always raves the body in a
stronger condtI after than te0le aid u uro-
Notes healthy growth OF children BY keesug thelr
h'ty and huits IN d cieelly aud healthy state,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

This very prevalent and fati disease. Il results
mostly from neglected coughs, colds d bronchitis also
ireia improper utau 't ~ many Hicr cases, suth as
measels fevors ubaE nations and snail re y ard si
Of other badly treated Diseases prre The cause. IN
stead Of having Teen thoroughly removed from u 6
blood and tOdy, have only teen Tslhafed removed
from one raft to tfrak cut IN audter Nv -ivestmg
Your bodies of all foul huugrs, through the medium Of
n sweeisers Fanacsa the cure Is ouscrcndefed Ger
Tim anil, .rt.LnIl MIMI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
$50 ga@ae> &sra
GOLD SPECTACLES.

NVNNHT aud tap Z, !ona Of heanfiinl ratterlls
aaHtpa and satiHdo. Pipi4e eluiiiings inst rerriv
eddy - fAfRCtI N
n EW GoOus-I rench work Collars Zephyr Nors.
s''N tee, Waite ant hiatS six Pierett Wits Chlfsts'
hets etc, Just received ~ \ AiRCHfLp.
FT-pN S-a salendd assortment Of TOYS of French
3 and German importation just rec etvei NV
sep ls 4 q FAlRCHILD
TS I.W GoOpS-dress whale Bones. Rome and HieSo.
s~S ~ Corset BOARDS. Rack ard White Stt Nuts. "a
ord, heavy SAX do just regeiveIhy
sepg 40 FAIRCHiLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
a CAha ID.

GRO. L. BuzRY, J. l.. RUBY, +. If. BUZBY
BUXBY & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the sac Of Flour
Wool, leeds, Butter, Lard, and Produce gen.
orally, Broad -. East side, between
Race aud tharFV Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

- Sweeney staIs day disSoiN ed b
mutual consent The business the firm vii be settle
atthe old stand or by either OF lepartpers.
MICH AEI SWEENEY
jan !, lSiS THOMAS SW EENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

yes, Ginger. Citron Peaches Pears Ounces. Crab APP
plea. Strawberries RaspIerres Cherries Dans0ns and
GraFes Peach, Pear, Ounce, &c, Marnalades; also,
Ounce, Pear, Apple, Quay aba Blackberry and Curraut
JelIes, Dry Ginger.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-01
Virginia Agricultural Machine Mandatory.

JE subscribers JabeZ Parker the well
L known establishment OF Main and 18th streets,
Richmond Va, pared execute at short notice,
orders for Threshing Machines of all Sizes
wheat fans straw carriers, McCormicks reapers,
shelters straw cutters, crushers &c.
we take this method to solicit OF our friends ana the
public carly Orders such machines they may want
Tor the present approaching harvest We are now making
TO order large number of the celebrated Staple Tooth
Spring Bed Threshng Machines which have been proved
sodecedly superior the last five six years, parcu
with improved BEDS arranged that the teeth may be
take en- out and turned, ones inserted
We would ask especial attention to our new geared
horsepower, OF which be In operation AT our
warehouse This power has been put the severes test
in the last four years. and has received the highest recon-
mendarious from those using them. We will show this
power persons want, and supply them with such rel
erence cannot fail to establish their superiority
We also supplying reduced rates, the well-known
Chain Band Power.
Those wanting good fan, had better try one OF our I'M
proved They made of the best MATERIAL and ex-
pessy for durability and toorran them to operate
equally as well any other fan, although not Intended to
Clean by once running til rough.
We are prepared put in of teeth in machines
furnish noc cylinders and beds the old defective
we keep brasscs leather bands chain bands, &c,
ana w supply al short notice iron work for machine
ny, Franklin rods. &c.
We have hand a few Of McCormick's reapers which
wewl in operation, when 10 be worked in the vicinity
OF Rchmond) free of charge, and warrant them satisfy
The purchaser. We keep extra blades, wheels, NC
% Persons n distance can, by writing us, obtain as
good machines II here person, machine
order be returned If it does satisfaction
PARKER &c SMITH
June l-cp4t ~kchmond, Va.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-01

The agony of the wings is approaching The signs are
indicative of the struggles and excitement of their
venon of next Wednesday, The friends of Mr.. Web
ster are not inactive. The " Boston Courier declares
that Massachusetts chad better stand alone than aid in
the elevation to the presidency of man Gen Taylor
who has qualification for the office, or any man who
is inferior to the best Thank Heaven, she is able to
stand alone. She would gain nothing by drawing the
trumphal of the available candidate" But the lay
or stock seems to be rising in the market Let his name
pass the wing convention even, and it will but rouse the
democratic party to the highest energies OF which it is
susceptible With union in our ranks, we dread nc
champion whom the wings may send forth.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-01

We have no room to-day for the eloquent and pathetic
appeal of the memorial OF the legislative assembly OF Or
egon to the Congress of the United States IL will APP
pear tomorrow, with such comments as their unhappy
condition abandoned they have been by their legii
mate guardians, the government OF the United States
and for most insufficient reasons) calls for from free
press But in the tme let us call the attention OF
our readers to the general OF the Indians against
the white race in the Far West as exemphed not only in
Yucatan not only in Oregon but in the following ar
ce about the Mormons
From THE NEW MORMON SETTLEMENT. -Late accounts
ceved ST. Louis from the Salt Lake settlement repre-
sent that the Indians have commenced open hosties
against the Mornons They attacked them in their towns
'nd encampments and have cruelty and rbarousy
murdered a large number of men, women and children.
An express has been sent by the Mormons to ST. Louis
kng for assistance and for armed forces protect them
from the fearful threatened by their murderon
aud savage foes No cause is assigned by the Indians To-
their conduct They threaten vengeance declare the
full determination to put il into execution
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-01

The Vera Cruz correspondence of the New Orleans
Delta from the 9th to the 18th May states that General
Kearny left Vera Cruz the 18th for the city of Next
co. under small escort furnished him from Capt Wash
ngton at is said he will take command of an expedi.
ton from Mexico, through San Luis Potos to Monterey
tits supposed Col Ramsey will accompany him, from
casual remark that made. and some acquisitions
the assistant quartermaser." COL Wilson is governor
of Vera Cruz; Capt Churchill has the command OF the
voltigeurs Lieut. Mason, of the artillery, has the battery
Mai Mckinney takes the 18th, 6h sth, and 9th infantry
Capt King has the command of the 18th infantry, the
New York volunteers sc. The mounted rifles and dra-
goons are drawing their equipments Capt Ed Badger
goes up as assistant quartemaster
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-01
THE UNION.

all The very first article in the democratic creed teaches
that te people competent govern themselves; II is,
Indeed, rather an axiom than article OF political faith
from the DAYS OF Cen Hamilton 10 days. the party OPP
posed 10 usof whose principles the great expo.
nent, II not the oundcr-whe IL has changed its name
has preserved essentially its identity Of character and the
doubt he entertained and taught OF The capacity of Tor
seigoVernment has exefed marked influence upon its
acuoh ana opinions Here the very starting point of the
difference between the great parties which divide
country An other differences are but subordinate and
auxiliary TO this, and may, fact be resolved into it,
Looking with doubt upon the issue of selfgovomment
one parry Is prone think the public authority should
be strengthened, and to fear any change, lest that
change might weaken the necessary force of the govern
nent While the other strong in its convictions of the in
tesence aud virtue of the people, believes that original
power Is saer than delegated aud that the solution OF the
great problem OF good government consists in governing
with the least force, and leaving individual action free
from restraint is compatible with the preservation of
the social SYSTEM thereby securing each all the freedom
which Is not essential to the we'll being of the whole
As party, onght not TO mistake the signs of the
times but should bear in mind that this is age of pro-
gress-o advancement in all the elements of intellectual
power, and in the opinions of the world The general
government should powers. 1t should
ercise which have been clearly granted by
the parties to the federal compact We ought to
the constitution strictly, according the received
and sound principles of the Jefferson school, But while
rash experiments should be deprecated, if the govern
men is stationary ia its principles OF action, and
fuses accommodate its measures within constitu
tona sphere-cantiousy indeed but wisely and cheerfuly
Ito the advancing sentiments and necessities of the age it
will find It's moral force impaired, and the public will de-
termned do what the public authority itself should
readily do when the indications OF popular sentiment
clear and clearly expressed.
With great respect, gentlemen, have the honor be
your obedisnt servant
LEWIS CAss
Hon. A. STEVENSON,
President of the Democratic Convention, and
The VICE PRESIDENTS of the same.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-01

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 81, ls4s
Your express has arrived, bringing New Orleans
Picayune OF the 26th May. The steamship New Or.
leans has arrived, bringing dates from Vera Cruz to the
2ad and from the capital to the 18th. Lieut. Conner
bearer of dispatches, came passenger in the New Or
leans.
The prospects of peace not so favorable those
brought by the Tay The opposition party to the treaty
said to be growing stronger and efforts being made
to produce a revolution.
Herrera not elected President, but Peha Pena
had been chosen provisional President.
Tenda, Dalton, and Lavery had been convicted of
murder and burglary, and sentenced to be hanged
CONS Harris and Finckney were unfortunately drown
ed on the l5h the bar Of Tuspan, by the swapping
of boat
Lieut. Brereon, on the passage from the Rio Grande
jumped overheard from the steamship Telegraph, fl
of insanity, and was drowned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-01
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

BALTIMORE, May 3l-5 p. M
arrival Of the steamer Uted StaDegates to the whs
eonuention-Cay and 7dylor--Ihe markets, &C.
The by the steamer United States has just
hand and enclose you an Extra Sum- containing tel
egraphic of the received by her. She sailed
from Liverpool the 18th inst and has consequently
made her trip in fourteen days-the same time that
cupied by the Hberna, which arrived Saturday last
The delegates the whig convention passing through
Philadelphia in considerable numbers. 1t is rumored
here that General Taylor has finally consented withdraw
his from the in Mr. Clay receives the
Philadelphia nomination. However, there seems to be
no doubt that gentlemen have freely correspondent
and entered into notwithstanding the subject,
that expected, will prevent all collision between Their
respective friends.
No dings have been received today from the New York
markets
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market, this morning
flour was unchanged Small sales OF Howard al
IS 60 City Mills is held SIS ST. The last sales
SIS rs Rye -four SO rs SO s7a Corn meal 81 81 Whea,
is rather dull. Sales of good prime reds 81 Is
sale of 1900 bushels Pennsylvania red at l23 white
l23 1872 Sales of white at 40 AZ cents,
and of yellow do at As AZ. Oats 30 80 cents Rye rs
cents Provisions and groceries unchanged. Whskey
is dull at 81 a ~ cents per gallon.