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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
AEW GN0aRA
AT REDUCED PRICES; FROM 30 TO 80 PER CENT
LOWER THAN LAST FALL.
SION 4 THDNi AS


At REDUCED PRICES; FROM 20 to 80 PER CENT
LOWER THAN LAST FALL.
STONE & THOMAS,
HfyoULD respectfully announce To the citizens Of
~ Wheeling that they have entirely RENTED upihetr
store Room, NJ. lGi MAIN ST, where they are now
Receiving and opening extensive assortment nfSring
and Summer Dry Goods, many OF which have been
bought at such sacrifice TO the IMFoRTERs that they
viii nE sntn less than they could have been bought
ENsr VA the fan. Our motto FFOFtrs Nnd
2rtK RETURNS. SINnLE SiyrENcE rather than a
SLOW SHILLING.
In their stock may be und almost every
style OF Fancy and Domestic Goods usually
kept in this city.
Please call and examine, they determined to
please Apr2O
II ,noSticc 34to ~ thrown musus Sea Island
'''hNHti'S' aud Beached, from cts To 37i Irish
Linens; Damask and PLAN Taaie Linens; Heavy A
Brown Muslin (the hest article from to cts; - bea
muslin, the best article, from 10 l2t cents, at
Apr27 STONE 4 THOMAS
DRlNfS of every style and price; large assortment
\ Ginghams, Alpacss. Bomhazines, Qneen Cloth aud
SILK codngtous for Summer coats; Mk. brown and
white Linen Drilling Krcmlns and cottonades OF every
siye and very cheap, just received by .
Apr22 STONE & THOMAS.
TRENCH, West of England, belgian and American
= cloths; Doe skin aud fpncy cassimeres and cassi-
nets, very cheap at STONE & THOMAS,
Apr2 No los Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
SAMUEL CHURCHILL
EOR RltNI

"a DESIRABLE Farm Grave Creek. There is
- about - acres cleared andsuahle oats or corn
WIN good Dwelling house aud Stable; and as he sea
sou io renting has 80 far advanced will he rented low
have several dwellings in this city for rent ANY one
wishing To rent any Of the above property viii do well
TO make early application to mo GOsTIoRN
Wheeling, April Is Real Estate AGENT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
Cincinnati Chemical Laboratory,

'
HAVE the pleasure to inform fri ends that have
Il lately doubled the produ ction of Oil Ntriol
establishment. Having now stock Of over 1900
boys on NiTol ON hand, and being able TO manufacture
4oo earhoys weekly feel confident can supp all de.
mands. | also keep constantly on hand Alum Coppsras
Aqua Forts, Muriatic Acid, Nitrous, sulphur. and
AcelcEtheis, Aqua Ammonia Fores, &c. and cohol,
from % to % per cent.
All orders addressed to my exclusive agents. Messrs
ALLEN x CO, of Cincinnati, will be promptly attend.
ed to. f. CIR ASSELIJ
POTASH WANTED-I will pay the hiehes, market
price for good article OF Potash Pearls at the Ci;
cinnai Chemical Laboratory, junction of Congress and
Front streets, at Messfs Alien 4 Cos Dru Store
corner NJ ain aud 18th streets
Augl1-2wd f. GRASSEI,LI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
IMPORT ANT :!

SELBY, AGNEw & SwEAR1NGEN.
Monroe St Wheeling VS.
"a ~ Just now receiving large additions 10 theH
80 STOCK OF furnishing Goods. for House Keeping
and Steam Boats VIZ:
do SFiue a., n, T' and most
do Fine, do do desirable
do Canton do do
DO : 81 aud - Veutian do Various patterns,
40 ! and d India mating white and coidrcd.
d" % and : wool btAsgct, aud green haze for
crGmh clotl :.
do 10 ! colored .amask linen do
DO wool Il Linen stair covering
do Piano aud table covers. ia cloth aud yvorsted,
do Danask linen table cloths,
do do do Diaper window widths,
do do cation do do
9 pillow linen aud cotton,
Bsmsley aud Irish Linen SheetHg, 10 III I 1874,
Cotton, hid and brown. do 81 1914 80
Plain white marsees quilts sup'r medium and common
do knotted do boats,
Cd and other widths. floor oil cloths.
Oil cloths for tables and window blinds oil paintings
and ohntz
sup'r cord g'd marsces quilts and sup'r article
Furniture chntzes, ! 49, ,.., ..x,.;rs
PlaIn and BIocade dimity, , W. SPfe"'' CIV" ' y
Embroidered Curtain Husns.
White cotton and coid worsted frnges tor trimming,
llucksback. Irish and Scotch Diapers aud Crash
Together with all other goods the best assortment
now offered IN this rket-at WHoLEsALE OR RETAIL.
June /, leiS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
CHOCOLATE. COCOA, &c.
AMERICAN AND FRENCH CHOCOLATE. PREP. =
RED Cocoa. Cocoa PASTE, BRo-

MA. CetoA. SPELLS. &c.
TITO Merchants aud consumers, who would purchase
= the hest products 4 the Cocoa free from aduera
tion, more nutritious 5ian coffee aud M quality
unsurpa Sod tie subs rher recommends the above at
ces manufactured hv himself aud stamped with bis
name HIS RromS and Cocoa Paste delicate, palata
bile and sanitary drinks for invalds, couvaescets and
Others pronounce thy the eminent physicians
superior TO any other Preparations. HIS manufacture
are always saen any quantity by tire mcst repecta
bic Grnccrs in the Eastern cities ans by MS agents
HswrS. GB,Y & Co. BOSTON; J,sgs Bu>cE a 60,
Hartford. Ct; Hrssgy MrRRAY. New York; GIANT 4
Stone. Philadelphia FHu's BGUSplaE. Baltimore;
BtGNIEy & SNlrp. Pittsburgh Pa; and kELILoGo *
kENSErr, Cincinnati, Ohio. WALTER BAKER,
Augl6-tm dorchester. Mass.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
+ ARM FOR SALE.

n WILL sell my farm of one hundred and one acres
IN situated IN Belmont coGnty, Chic. opposite the nm
Per end of Wheeling Island. There is about INV five
acres improved good Dwelling. Barn and Stable. Two
good springs and yonns orchard 90 or 100 An.
pie trees besides Pears Peache Plum and Cherry trees
and Grape Vines hearing. The of the hin fTontipg
the river is well calculated for getting out i,e coal
VIII sell the above al Reasonable price and on rood
terms. Apply to JNO k BOTSFORn
malio In Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01

FARM FOR SALE.

am desous and VIII ny s .srm near Mheens
parcels, to suit purchasers, and on accommodatinr
! 'elh's' Jan 24-U JACOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01

sS,,o Crof.t-crs JUST reed large supply Of
az Ni'-~1AN' ?. very superior Cnlue-e. No l.
Fire Crackers t0r sale low at JAS MELLOR.
jy2 uuio" -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
p.ANTNHS' HOTEL

IuNNaH LoUHr WAiNUf STREETS, I'm. ..
J. A. h III n Il
iSROPRiEfOR, formerly of Haserstown, Maryland,
- andlately OF Wheeling. Va.
j-'I LEWIS MILLER Assist.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
NEW Wholesale
BOOT, SHOE. IND LEATHER
STORE.

Monroe. between Main aud Market streets.
WHEELING, "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
NO. 143.
81 III ARBOUR,
E-r..svS.mr7hM
>-->x.<&Ss.ttf& LOOMING
JPn.LsTERY H5 E-=@s[4t S&a
No l43-
and CARPET Ware Poems,

and CdTpCt ware rooms,
No. li3. MdiH street, Welding. Va.
rY7IE subscribers would respectfully call the attention
Of their ant the public generally 10 their
consist ing the largest and most splendid
meni Of the latest style and best finished Furniture.
Look sing Gas~es SC offered IN ibis city, and which
be surpased the country ali OF which
Will I've sold al prices that cannot fail TO please &
ted give satisfaction Also large stock oft pholstery
ware hand and made TO order, suitable for steam
boats and Family Also Venetian and Stat Window
Blinds on hand aud made TO order.
STEAMBOATS, furnished with every article of Fur.
allure at shoftnoiiee and on the very best terms
aug23 MRNDEI. 4 HARBOUR:
LookngGlaSS Plates 5 5Ss. FeseISsS i%o
Glass Plaes-assored sizes-which will he sold by the
box or single plate, al less prices than sold At this
CITY aug23 MENDEL 4 HARBoR. l43 Main st.
Stat Window Blinds. "a large .l,
window hlinds-a beautiful article both PLAN aud fsu-
red-and for sale at manufacturers prices, by
ang23 MENDEL & HARBOUR. I4S Main ST.
Str,pa., Just received, great variety of striped
~ 80 venitian aud Danask venitan stair carpe
ting; and for sale very low by
aug!3 MENDEL, HARBOUR & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
Selling OFF at Cost!

ptIITITD VII DIT NUSI.
TN consequences OF the death of Mr. G w Graham,
N am now disposing of the splendid and well mad,
stock Of Clothing. hand, at cost, for cash. In,
stock consists ofeverything in tue clothing line and
superior To any IN the Guy il is all res and made
the hest manner. Come now all that want CHEAP
clolhIHg for now is chance it, the
lishmeni known the Great Western Clothing Store
next door to Swecneys 4 Bells Glass Store Monroe
street, between Main aud Waer.
Augo S F. FARIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
rRITST SAFE

HAVE for sale some bargains in the wav Of
- Real Estate in the city of Wheeling and Lam in
the country. and those wishing to purehase let their
sums be large or small would do well to make earlv
application as the owners are DESTROYS to sell and
would sell the land in small parcels divide the lots
10 suit the Purchasers. small payment will be reoni.
red IN hand aud balance on time. JOHN GOSHOBN
Wheeling, Je5, 10. Real Estate Acct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
FAIRBANKS PATENT PL!
SCALES

rsYHE Subscribers have an assortment of the above
= seales now FINISHED and ready Tor sale at their
Wsretoom ON Water St, below Quincy.
jei5 CHARLES. COEN & BEATTY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
ny wa. ROLE, l59, MAIN 81.

NEW BOOT x SHOE STORE.
Called tho PhA.3sIlpAsr, che.'r c~5's o'0''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
A CAR ID.

fH!be undersigned hes leave 10 announce TO their
.k friends who have been waiting for the arrival OF
then wa c aud To the public that they in
eeipt of Invoice OF f3 packages containing
meut of .NHfrE GRANITE Ann iaoN STONE; FLOWING
BLUE, CANToS liLuk; MuLLBERRy, and part OF their
selection Of LtGnr BLUE Ware.
THUS lot IS OF very choice quality. much superior 10
any heretofore brought TO this Cy and of new shapes
and STYLES. SWEENEf AND BELL.
4l26 Nos aud 9, Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
NEW BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTORY

~ ANESNllLE SOAP-ija boxes just received and
- tor sale by MORROW & WAkEMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01

EtOu ND-Some time since, near the store of Morrow
1 & Wakemsn, Market Square. 4 wallet with two
loies payable 10 William Long. The Owner eau have
hem by proving property and paying for this advertise
nent. Apply al tins office. Aug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
RsOOTS AND SHOES!

" ATCNr Congress Boots and shoes-Also every v
- ririy Of Boots, Shoes, Bgogaus, Gators, ahd
fouftb cheau for cash je2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EBW ARD ANDERSON,
FRANKLIN ANDERSON

syTnE hi.ness Of the arm wiH be conducted by The
- subscribers heretofore under the old style OF W
& L ANDERSON x CO.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-15

a-'.s,cmeni cf this rcustan'n. Nna'
81 nd oiptaise uo lhc unfra,i-d fe"'us GUS
paved % irc rtcai combinations WINCH
alone rrntrtrd tho 0frvc~s ol "u' t""I'
stsHsble and winch have comma0trd l0'
Co., ..Jrlt3 atmInuuu OF tn" ah.esi h'hg
,saiaius. cih,.its spiu ol .IHne'hlnN To.
wards Am,si crfncnt and dcsct'uf 'c'''"
...grn. Wb.0l wei accut'. v'h uc 49,
-L-a Il N. L-----A L-AaL-s Mrh----
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-15
2o7 Main Street, L uhalo, N. Y.

.
NE\l fOR Iri5 ~ Game, sac, /
C.ty,,.,L.' - most cmphaucai|y the case
v.ln.iIis .tII..e. Disease has ever welded
ro as most marvellous medical po"'f..-
NheteVrf It hes gone, aud south Nmcti' d,
= Epclaod. Canada, and the United States
have proved HE ruth Of ihls statement, the
above .uvtA,Ion lu sltoug and rihy sen
tcupr. tells the Whole story. InNaGjs. Inc
pru,Ip.c upon which vuu are cured may a.
%, known Co. YOU. tut the result Of u''l of
tie ar't,.c Is satisfactory; YOU are restored
i.U The secret of the cure remains win re
rr.nrIrlrt The medicine Is compound OF
f,,tufN.t,o dIsuu,t vegetable arcugtfN. each
individual root has rs own particular, cN .
,..,i,r. medical property, conflicting with
un. other compound root makes rs
v,Nn Cutr-tud ns perfect comhlna''u,
when taken into tho sYSttmIl does the work
witch >ArtRL, when her laws were lrsl cs-
NhlNnrd, intended II should do-putIheS.
sjrc'VIl cls and restores the broken down.
t,u|Aicd constitution Drup>y, IN u, l'N
Characters. viii he completely erddiralcI
Iu.m jhc system los us use. see pamphlets
in agents hands, Tor tree clrcu,l'lpn-ihcy
treat upon a.. diseases, anj show testimony
of cures Gra'cI, and al. complaints of tic
urinary organs. form also tic cause Of great
suffering, ana NauGhus Luhontnpuc has as
Gulrcd no -mal cclcbtly over The country,
~ the cures 1t has made Ia thls distressing
class oC Affections SO famed, i, seems. Is
THIS medicine, that It has lhus attracted the
notice Of one OF or medical publications. In
the November uumuct 1916, of the Butla To
journal aud Monthly Review Of Medical aud
Nurll.al Science, IA an article upon calou-
iuus diseases and 'sui,cul,,' tie writer, al-
TOR tt.,ft, mo- 'tta fact that l.IU.ISI ppN-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-15

f. all IT, various styles md qualities adop
ted to the Nclr Fngiand, Southern, amt We
TERN Moyictv at their wholesale rooms
Granite Buildings Nos 40 and ~ Ann -
directly opposite Merchants Row, Boston.
Whiting d kchoc have now Ola hand aud
offer lor sale at their extensive wnreroomN,
the largc,, and most complete assortment OF
MADE CLOTHIN G
tr,J cB,r,d "a thus country
Our business being confined exclusively
to 'lc Who'r,a'c TJado, the greatest Gaze J.,
TAKEN 900 the selection Of such styles as w,.l
i,si suit HE country trade and rs wc i'm
ror, our orn cood', we have no hesitation
lu saving, IRE cannot be undtrSold The Ut
most care IS taken ruthe manufacturing, and
purchasers may be assured hal our stock
viii complfc lavofably wIlA the best custom
made clothing
dealer. M the ci'y and from tho country
who are buying, WI do well to look at our
STOCK before making their purchases G..
81 Within
" KEHOE,
& W CALI DI'pI-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-23
Herald Marine Correspondence.

fn.ADE5saA, Feb a. nNAErved-Pal: s. Jans.
Hsaoa GsnSS Msi dol Cole
,Bslow-shp Body, Tho%p.Ga. fun LiveIpcsli bark.
ss
J.ns Rich sSh Flora hs'ytho'ps E.'pGr
Hall, Boston ,chr Worcester, Rhodes, Providence.
Muscular Record.
PACKET SHIP COLUMBIA, Chopper, hence (Jan going
the 30th.
soHR SLOWER, Long. from Newb.rn NC, bound to this
port with Of naval she fallen with
a ~ WI ahss he I'll her, on % Cant
ends aud her boat both dayts main boom
posed e 5een The
Notice to Marinsrs.
Island SS n6I|, wss 81. Of t
egarh Saturday, that the Beacon which placed the
gale Of n. s inst two Of the we've dsaeed and on
Suadsy a ns,n moe we'e on nv re
away.
BoRprAvI Jan al-Ma.ter. of for Bordeaux
cautioned the Gronde It the
does allow them to arrive quite inside Of Cordouan
CoLLEcroR's OFFICE KEY WEsr, Feb g. lsis-The new
Light just completed Key West. will be shown on the 10Th
ships deck at the distance Of 3, miles in clear weaher Il is
eight hundred yards Of Of the od light
pS SG,..ed Su, tvs vessels ppIosshnS
Sas buoy Ss .'S: Sa
Bark Azim Durham from New York for Cardsnas Feb T.
Bark Sharon day. from New Orleans for Genoa Feb g.
lat ~ a. lon 1850.
BRIG Choc,sw. Moore from Boston for Mobile, Feb g.
schr Eliza Rch hence for Aux Cayes Jan 49, in Nora
passage.
se6 George Emily of and from Boston for st Thomas.
sehr Low Boston for Jerenie, Feb s. lat "a
sehr Busna Vista n days from D.marscota for fanLtank
ny New Yoii Plo, boa, w..hngtau., Feb a. 30 mile: Sc
Boston, 18Th % mule. 81 BsneSss .ehr Napoleon from viz
gaia sehr Elizabeth Ann, of Newburypo days from Nor
Foreign Ports.
ArTwERr, Jan 5-Shp Edwina West, TO, NYork, 10 days.
Riga Wise for New Orleans next day. Sid ship Hercules,
Belize, tHon) Jan 2a-Brig Marian Gage Read. for New
York; only Am vesssl
CgRAcoA, Jan l7-Bs.k Adams Arey. from Martinique
CARDsrAs Feb lo-Arr brig Metemick Thorndihe schrs
Comet Brown Ceres sprague; Ruth Thomas. Amesbury;
Conf Jan as-ship Marcia Cl.aves. Wilson. from Liver.
pool for Boson repairs completed to sail in OF sdys
,0IpRILrAR Jan 2o-ln port, bark HUNS. wesden, for N
nso I'm in NN.yPo paper, the was reported at
| HAyRE. Jan li-Asrk Fulmouih from Portland.
HAvANA, Feb l3-BIgs Adela. Lsrty. Chareston; lah,
Crosby Pendeto Fsnkfet schrs Gen Postel;
Savannah 10Th bres Flora Cole Boston; Eleanor Adams
9ss 5dy b Pu . BoiS1 s s. Boy Soy
Justice Williams Bristol; dh. bark Ad,m. hiey Cura.
Famonth Waller, Portland brig Confidence We,,s' Ca.
bana; Tyeston. Burpjams, Chirieston, .
Ss o .ss do M0p Ss,
Maria say!h Cha. HssIy Bishop and sh,%roeh TIs:
4; G::; y;;:;';| s., g E:!;I :;;l' s;s
sad essvsSs Brow. cssdsSsi 4. ASIsi, cSsSs Mliis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-23
The Crops.

The sugar CROP OF this psrishwe perceive from the
portion OF statement already collected-is much
larger than that Of last that planters
get good prices still the proceeds of their sales will
be large and most of them out OF debt, they will
feel quite independent They certainly much bet
OF than the cotton planters, and indeed, than any
other class Of Southern agricuursts We speak Of the
sugar planters of Attakspss for believe they have
better crops this than the pasters Of any
other section of the State. All planters made
traordnary crops this year. but all did not save them
Owing to the inceseant rains which fell during the
months of July and August the rolling late and there
general scarcity of wood in consequence Of late
cultivation and frost before the crop saved
The planting large and the WAS unusually rich
in eschsrne matter The crop Of St. Mary in ls43
ID 625 hhds do 1874 do 1887 do do ls45 do 267l do
do lsa6, do 10 525 do do lsi7 about &c 00o-Frdnkn
La, Planters Banner FEB. 8.
correspondent OF the ST. Louis Republic who has
been travelling pretty extensively through Missouri and
appears to be quite familiar with the subject which
writes that he has carefully examined the obac-
crop, at various places, and judging from what he
and heard, he led to believe that the present
crop would be the finest for manufacturing purposes
raised in tho State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-23
PnllficaI IntalllRencS.

AFFAIRS IN Wisconsin Gov Dodge delivered his
message before the Legislature OF Wisconsin the 18th
He speaks out In favor Of harbor appropriations
He approves of the under tho which
existed at the time Of its commencement and thinks
the President Is entitled to the thanks Of every
American and the lasting gratitude OF his country for
the part he has taken. paragraph Of his message s
devoted by Gov Dodge to eulogy on the memory OF
siss Wright and he recommends that the legislative
bodies State pass joint resolution expressive of
the high estimation in which the memory Of MI Wright
1. held by the people Of Wisconsin,.
THE Quo LEeIsLATURE-THE TROUBLES ENpxD-
On instant the wings in the Ohio House of Rep
reeentaives receded from the amendments to the sp
portionment b-the bone of conteution-and the bill
became law. The loco-ioco members were glad to be
relieved from their awkward position, and DO the wheels
Of State viii once more move forward.
ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONFERENCE.-The con-
veuton assembled at Montgomery, Ala on the l4th In
slant Nat Terry was elected as one Of the electors
FOR the State at large and the only that the
vention could agree upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-23
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, lS4S.

PHILADELPHIA, rep. ~, 1910
Washington's Birth Dny-Ine Taylor Fsstiral-
Preparations for Receiving Mr.. Clay.
The anniversary of Washingtons birth day
opens gloomily, as far as the weather is concern.
ed the rain having been pouring down all the
morning. There has been no military parade
that have seen, and the drenching rain will
probably deter the companies that proposed turn
ing out, to defer it on account of the weather.
The usual salute was fired this morning from
the navy yard, and the committee of arrange
ment for the Buena Vista festival, intend firing a
salute OF 100 guns from Penn square. A letter
from General Taylor is in the possession of Sc
nator Barrow. containing an expression of his
political sentiments, which will ensure his no.
mnation. by the wing national convention.
Joseph r. Ingersoll, ESQ.,, alludes to it in his
letter TO the committee OF invitation for the fes
tival to be held this evening. He says that it
will fully explain the complexion of his politics.
The curiosity to obtain a glimpse at this letter
is intense, but 1t is understood that Senator
Barrow will not trust it out of his possession
until read at the dinner this evening.
A committee has been appointed to receive
Mr.. Clay at Wilmington on Thursday morning,
and mounted cavalcade of citizens is to as
sembl on Broad street to welcome his entrance
into the city. His stay here will be for about a
week, during which he will visit the various
manufacturing villages In our vicinity. He will
be the guest of Mayor Swift.
The rain storm has had its usual effect upon
the Geographic wires, and the intelligence is
transmitted very slowly from the various points
The opposition New York line has nearly
brought Its wire to the office selected for its
terminus, in Third, below Chestnut street.
Mr.. George Ludwig, an elderly citizen OF
Blockley, fell last evening while attempting to
leave the Wilmington cars in Broad street, while
they were in motion, and had his left arm
crushed beneath the wheel. He has since suf-
fered amputation of the wounded limb at the
hospital.