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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

LAYING A CORNER SToNE-The corner stone of
a new Catholic church to be erected on the proper
ty of the Female Orphan Asylum, was laid about
6 O'Clock last evening. Bishop Blanc presided at
the ceremony, which was highly interesting, and at
tracted large number of people. Bishop Blanc de-
livered an eloquent sermon in the English language.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

o. We thank the Charleston Courier for late
Northern papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

CAPT. WHITE.-By the passenger list of the
Orleans, we observe that Capt. George White, late
of the Louisiana Battalion has returned to our city
Wehave been informed that the Captain holds au-
thority from the Yucatan Government for raising
force to assist in protecting that unfortunate country
from the ravages Of the Indians ItcOuld not have
been placed in better hands. Capt. w. is brave
and skilful officer
er We are under obligations to Capt. Baker,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07
P. $. SANCHEZ vs., BRIG METEOR, Sc.
go REWARD

0ST within the last three or four months in
IL black Trunk from leather one, a lot of PAPERS
and MEMtQ,RANDUMS, and with them small Boy
tanning old Keepsakes Family Records and in fact Memo.
Tandums Souvenirs and Letters that have accumulated and
been selected by myself during the last sixteen en
years They are OF importance and precious me- aad Of
but little worth to Under Without word on their de-
livery to me or mode adopteby which recover than
the above reward will be cheerfuy paid The loss was only
discovered within the last seven days
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE, under St. Charles Hotel
al ~ 2p Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07
e See First and FOURTH pace. .

GEN. SMITH.-The hero of Contreras arrived in
this city on Saturday afternoon. He will be wei
coined by our citizens in manner worthy alike OF
New Orleans, and her distinguished son, he who
has contributed SO much to brighten the lustre OF
his countrys name by the brlliancy of his achieve
ments on the bood-stained fields Of Mexico. The
celebration in honor of his return will take place
to-dav-for particulars of which we refer to the
programme in another column.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

u The Queens DELIGHT which C,, - !,
P5UNp IN 5af GKAEaENsEkG sARsAPARLG Gun
o. Cn9Ieston' speaks Of as follows [ See BulIst NJ a.
pege.J 'V N'' D"uslh NO. , o sc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07
GORDON pIITMMED
sands's Clothing Emporium.

49, 5a4DJUSTER OF AVER9G
80 S S ~ Lueien hermanns Marine Notary No ii Ron
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

THE SECOND REIGN OF TERRoR.-The follow
ing is from a letter dated Paris, July 8th, which
appears in the New York Commercial Advertiser !:
within the city there is now veritable reign
of terror. Domiciliary visits and arrests are made
by the government the slightest information and
for no good reason whatever. Men are dragged
from their beds at midnight, even though they have
ranks of the National Guard; they are hurried to
prison and incarcerated so that their wives cannot
see them, and often do not know where they are
confined. Repressive measures are also taken
against the newspapers. The old system of requir-
ing them to deposite a9certain sum of money with
the authorities, security for their good conduct
is revived, although it was abolished by the Pro-
visioRal Government None of the papers suspend
ed during the insurrectiOn are allowed TO be issued
and probably one great purpose of maintaining the
state of siege is TO prevent their publication and
the too free criticism of the government, in which
they would not fail to indulge"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07
g. wv. HARBY, G. NJ. Fire DepaEl.

rs~ Protection Hose Fire Cernpany.-The Officers
Of M above Company VII please meet 81 che Han
be Company MONDAY MORNING. O'clock fully equipped
for the reception OF Gen. P. F. SMITH s.sB By order,
ami WA. II. ALLEN, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

Gg- The President officially recognizes Auguste
Simounet, Consul-general of the French Republic,
to reside in New York.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

Ds- We are under obligations to Emile La Sere,
NJ. c., for a public document of value
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07
: LADIES, SHOES AND CATERS

EI'HE ,SU BsCRIBER respectfully informs lie -
Ladies of New Orleans that be is clos. EzSzzzS1as
ing out at COST PRICES his whole lot of LADIES
SHOES and G ALTERS. The material and finish of these
articles exceed in the United States and ladies have
now opportunity for puFcha,ng single inspection
will verify the fact. My price viii be for
Ladies best Kid Slippers and French Ties. 81 @
Do second rate Kid Slippers and French Ties. 8
Do third ra1e do, do...A...... 70
Do Seal do. dO........... Is
Do Satin Francois Caters ........ 2pJ
Do Lasting ............. .............. / -
z Do. Lasting and Kid BHskins 10
And variety Of Ladies other work, which will be sold at
the same reduced rates
mo II. WORTH, under ST Charles Hotel,
40 81 2p corner Common street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

OF The Democratique Pacifque, the Fourierite
organ in Paris, advises Gen. Cavaignac to pardon
the 1900 insurgents in prison ito proclaim an
amnesty; to respect The free manifestation Of IDEAS
to repuse the alliance of the public blood-suckers
who under the name of capitalists, seek for more
of the blood of the people; to favor the associa-
tons of wOrkmen Of all the caegories, and to pro-
mote their associations by a system of encourage
ment and guarantees" The old conditions of
workmen, it tells us, cannot be reGstablished.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

aT American League;-4A meeting Of this Society vii
take place at MADAM CALDWELL'S HOTEL IN the Third M
nicipaty on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, the Gin inst, AZ o'chck
The Procession the League form al their Hail. No 700 Mag
zine street. bapast7 O'Clock, M precisely splendid aud
o will attend. aH .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

G- We return thanks to the officers of the
steamboat Martha Washington for late river papers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

~ The COMPROMISE BtLL.-The following ana
lyss of the vote in the House, lay the compromise
biz on the table, is made by the Charleston Mer-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-07

CO The steamboat FORT WAYNE-For St. Louis
and Illinois RverThis fine steamboat will positively leave
THIS DAY 9TH INST, at o'clock M, positively from
PogdraS street wharf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

xIoTtlS-Suner Jet snd Blue Bl-ek French. English
- ard Nmerican Cots. ia great VARIETY - Is" Rue.
Bottle e-n, 'srosn. Grey. Mixci. l'rah and Invisible
Cloths. Just received ~ o w HElSf ELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
iApwAY's CHINESE MEploArre SOAR AM
THE cIRcAsSIAN HHNNA.


THIS medicinal costn.tiqre IS sure curative to all
affections OF the sNtn, l.'pariu1 iraih ana beauty
to TIE comp exou. " ua' tUea ifctueuy cd why
call RadNa : soap. thWp-e7 IA dn not prriend
10 say that Railways SOAP either Invented pre-.
pared IN China. Not st al; TIE i2venton IN entirely
our ewn--so asnts rs manufacture; Ht ts medicinal
ageus are indigenous Of that climate whilst heani
tihg properties largely owing 10 TIE ttft asst
Nenua The lenua Is of those netit0ttqts plants
Who's virtues cnsme;iiuc has for centuries heea
known only 10 the ClrGass But by TIE wonderful
success OF Roadway SOAR IN imparing thai transparent
sofiHt - 10 tHc sk health aud beauty the contlec
ton, proof positive af its rare 6Hd valued NTtues
rms, waih otlrr tai AIMS plat5, possessing hea
cea sing, ury ing aud icJuttt nv merits t,roWH
" tohs) tic geat sccre of the success ct Railways
SOAP. Ead~aS Sospts speedy IN is effect Of renewing
Tan, ~uu!uu, runp,rs BiOtehes. ruslules. letters,
Cures "a Hhrum, tWEa tu., Ras and nesUulo bites
tor shaving It's eas.-<.. for the Iuiei it j. upelSfled.
Sod tor : cents isFr, aud 12l eeats' all tablets.
tie pfncIE Al Gegos u toutI nd street: "a Pearl
New York.. < Il 4 AtNV tN 4 Co,
554 Pearl street. New NorN.
Sod i'm Wheeling by A o FAIECHlLD,
au.lO Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
IMPORTANT To HOUSEKEEPERs,!
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
PEKIN TEA COMPANY.

w AelNG sp"ohted NJ. REILLY, No I67, West
- SIDE Market square, Wheeling, Va. their agent for
Las city, he would cs the attention Of the public
thosc 'El EBRhIED PACKED TEAS, the superior
excellence OF winch * too well known to require CON
mthlatnn. hey tays - for a long time the favor
ie cas- IN the principal Atlantic cities. and fast
ohalnlnE character throughout the country which IL
ave them precedence wherever they used.
Az housek eepers know now dficut It has been here
ofo'e to ntair good Teas fair prices but the great
facilities OF this Company enable them place The
hands of Their AGENTS tn choicest article Prices
cannot fail 20 sustain the high character already ait
ed ny them, aud # they shOald not suit have only
10 return thc 10 the agent aud refunded
NbllCH--As many imiiatofs have risen up who are
vending an inferior article in the OF this Company
lhcy deem proper 10 state order prevent iinpos
tlon, That none genuine which do bear every
package in sddt IL the title the Company that OF
McCALf.MONT 4 BOND,
corner Market and Front sis, Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

GRrAT CENTH. ROUTE
wsEOM WHEELING no BALTIMORE, WASHING
x TON CITY ,PlltLhnELriliN, NEW Work ald
BOSTON. The National Rosi and Good Intent Siaet
Companies are running siN daily lnes TO Cumberland
connecting with tie baltimore and Ono Ran Road On
by - hours stare Iravei either oftEe above Cities
lance hy railroad.
iaTre Ia Baltimore - hours.
Tune to Philadelphia ~ hours.
Fare 10 Baltimore II DOGtANS,
Fare 10 Phiapelphia 1iiOLLAEs.
SIX daily lines leave The Companies stage and Nai'roaf
office every Uoruug al O'Clock, \. NJ and extras mr.
nished at any hour head shau!d oler.
For through tickets to Baltimore aud fhiladeipha. ap
ply Companies OF CO. No. - " aier street W ee
linz, Va two doors NORTH ofthe United states Hotel
For Good lptent stage Go. W. ~. STEELE
AVID }. G. ACHESON. for \. K. 3. Co.
aug ? Great Central Route RAJ. Road x stage ohee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
va e. &c A T..

&QsGjsjEAgs
2'tN12PTcJcT'
nE. ra e 11DYa
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
POI NAtV STREET. BUFFALO. Ny.
hR. C. t.. vAtGHN's vFGEr tBLE trruoNTRfP.
.,.,,,g.-,., rue MiNFRE
Ms celebrated remedy ts constantly increasing in
= fame it tHn tnanV rure4 % u tltkiuy
All OVER THE tvoRan.
II pas now become the o1ly me4,stnn for family use
Nd IS particularly recommended for
pRoPsY.
sil staEcs Of tiIs complaint Immediately relieved no
hNtef OF 20" long standing. Sc Pamphlet for tesii-
mnuy.
GBtvEt
and al diseases n the urinary urgaus for these ds,rcs
sn- toH pants t stands si1uc Other article can re-.
"Fe fou, and The testified 10 viii convince the
',oE' +Aeii,c9' zee pamphlet Liver caanleni Bilious
Diseases, FEVER AND NGUE. 70 fhe tsrpat West -
'e'iaIY aud wherever these complaints prevail thus
No MINER a. tGENr no decjcrious compound Is
'Ntot s MIXTURE, 10 cures these diseases " IN
AMY shd ce'ery aud does not leave the System torpid.
Sc Pamphlet.
ilI- compliant q most pa!-fI character. Is
lhNEpl tFELf RELIEVED. so' arure follows rs a
usp az o..
tr,parsftor Ca, tf,ty 49,. ~ ~ =, 90 0''s'
ri ,ii,s.,u- fl,,a .t 80 ~ -, '' 10y ninet disease
DEBILITY or rms sX.sI,r,, - -. 1T
ness Of the kiJ,evs q -, , - - ~, NeaH'
il edistcy r,j,s,,j ~. . y - - ~. ~ sa'e
cine and a cure is .i,..,s ,.s~ ~ 49,. ~ ~, .I
A. 4 CERTAIN RrVFny a. - ~ ~ '.'us !,
siso far lor,i.a.s.fs II H., - IpUs a ~,
LAErftES SipFPrsstnN,s 80 p 80 ' NM. "nn =
No article has eyer Lre, ,,ar,oH go. - VI" ~ :,
would four i ms Lind ,f ,Iers,,,e,, , -, u
tied uaop a. a .5r. s,,i .4..t,f-, - - - 49, ~
nee permitted TO do so could give a THDTSAN
cotnpfafots -. p,a,,bfss N 80 FL iS 60 VI
ted CONSTITUTIONS frn,a he eIt - ~ o, y, !,
the hractnq BOWER Of ms ,rfi,le II, t INIT - Nv
the poisonous u nst III erudi,a 81 nom ~, So, '
EttIrrfVe ntSEAsIs l6I ~ sc ,,r'ti,,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
FINE. WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

FINE WATCHES AND WELRY.
HF -phscreer settling all descriptions of fine Gold
and silver Watches, leweify and silver Ware, at
much less than the usual prices.
Fine gold andsllver Detached Levers;
do Anchor d.,
do leptnts do,
do = qua a and cob chains;
do 3" kcts. fahkeYs and seals;
Gold and SILVER rruc.ls;
Pent Il cases:
Gold Pens. in gold aud silver cases;
Ladies Gold Breast Plus,
Bracelet aud Locktts;
and SitvtC Hhuuhles,
Diamond Rlnss and Breast Pms.
StegHr silver Slrns and SILVER Caps maie to order.
Clocks aud " atches repaired at short order
Augs q W. 'll.n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
COUGHS,
PHlniSiC,
INFLUENZA,
BRONCHITIS,


~ Nh an 1ihtr Bioachia ~ Catarrhal affections are
.ssSa rrALLY, and frequently rtEMANtNILt rene
vol snd cuted "t hR. fNCN Ais lNFALlitLE
CDtfGu REAiU4. Il has never failed u give ample
satisfaction, Oac Of iva duses NJ! satisfy y"h max rs
virtues are exaggerated Read thr follow ing ifaui
tie h.. Of The lutut 81 Inc 'PtIsturgh Temper
amer Hammer, aud daughter Of Judge Gordon, OF Mon
uugahriA cltNs va.
BT TruNal-bufug The sfTtu1 af "a | contracted a
cold winch A a. attended with uus perpexiug cungh,
and shooting pains tIvuugh MY lungs II was almost
AN possible down 90 fe>i 81 night Tor acute pain
a4l .nurtnoss 1T teatb; aud amer using bottle OF cee
lnated Imperial tausH SfWP wt.h"ut heneai, took
1,yo pusEs oI your tHtahi. Remedy and was perfectly
relieved, aud have not been TOuNiei " ith II STAGE
MARTHA J. g. ALTER.
IHishureh. Des 20, iAi7
io5 sale rs Dr CRuMnACkER, hessrs T AlkCHILh
TA1 LOK, and ME!.LuR. - cts per bottle
ma -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
ETH. EzgGIsES. .yEs.

THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE
| AZ been removed from Nam streets alter street
into the room door the OH &c Of the National
Road StaTe company ana next door 10 Ciarks Coffee
House, where lie Is receiving all kinds Of Ready Na
clothing Tor the season made prcssy this
from ms whoiesa" Establishment ~ Baltimore. No So
Pratt street which he oilers for sale wholesale re-
tai a. low le fought in baltimore or Pin ade
phia, hetng hut trfe dercnce in the tauspottation
His stock consists Of all Kinds Of clio hing usually kept
~ cioth'g stp'e NlzFne English and French dross
rock md sack Goats do Cashmere, Tweed Cerutton
linn ahd cotton coats some a. low go: plain and
fancy summer casSlidere pants, do. Tweed Linen and
cotton, some very good az - cents. plain aud fancy
Satin. merSaies aud variety er stvles of
Vests some vefv good al = cents general assortment
OF Shfis, hdks, gloves. Suspenders, etc Also few
very fine genteuens travelling has cans and umSrel
las Remember The Baltimore Clothing store on Water
street, where you buy the lest goods least
money .Apt2Jl NJ. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

AZ Ne VOW receiving direct from the hest eastern
lVnhniaciufrrs,a more than usually tatro assc,,
nen Of Blots and ~uoFs for r an su ~ -
lsree portion Of Which have lean mannfsrIsd - ~
Ter according u oar own directions ard int nicd @
press, for our retail trade FOR our rer,. ar , *
ind all Others who may favor with call w.,
.afely that never before have we be N ~ w onn
hem 81 LARGE amt well selected = sf,rk ~, 90 ",t,
shoes as a. the prcscut time ana we eu,rr,ntsc ~
quai in quall, Of material and ,yorkmsnss, ,ntnl
msnn'Sciured IN any part of the United staies o.
,ocS VIZ DC onnd to consist in part of the following
NEWS ROOTS.
1900 psrs mems thick boots
Gr0 do mcu's Kin do
500 DO stont cali do
MEMS BRO%NNs
l5o0 pairs mems thick broeans
l5C0 do mems kip hroesns
500 do mems stout calf hroqaps
800 do goat and calf pump sole hrsgsus
BOYS AND YoCTHs BOOTS
Geo rafs hoy's thick boots
go do boys kip do
100 DO stout calf 10
500 do youths thick do
go do y0uth's KIP do
BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoGANs.
500 pairs Youths thick brogans
SEQ do youths Kip do
500 do boys p do
200 do hv's & y'th's calfdo
WOMEN's KIP LACE BOOTS
1909 pairs women's lace Zoos
200 do wonen's calf do
500 do wmn's ocee
- 100 do women's KID do
"oMENs GAiTER H22 ys s HAZE CATERS ANn
so pairs womcns CATER boots
200 pairs thick sole half CATERS
$50 pairs pump sole half CATERS
900 PAIRS ladies' Kid huskn weits
100 pairs ladies' cid tie wells
500 pairs women's morocco and seal reg buskins
MISSES LACE BOOTS, &c
300 pairs misses Rid lace boots
$50 do misses goat lace boots
500 do misses kip and calf boots
100 do misses half CATERS
CHlLpREN'S SHOES
2OOO pairs chdrens morocco and leather hooiees
1900 do So leather pegged tootees
$50 do fancy CATERS
coo do do goat hootees
RUBBER SHOES.
1000 pairs Indian rubber shoes, embracing style
of ladies' and gentemenS rubber shoes that worn
SHOE FINDINGS AND STOCK.
Constantly ON hand. large and well selected assort-
meut of shoe stock and ud IS Spanish sols eath
er, upper leather, hip and calf skins morocco Rid lin
ng and binding skins. ALSO-Lasts, Loot trees, shoe
threads, shoe uas taeks pegs, boot weh shoe knives
awi blades and hats patent and common pncers, ham
ners rssps lasting lacks, gslloons laceS An
ment of the finest and most approved styles of French
BOOT and SHOE KIT.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
% IT'S, we SUI solicit a continuance Of the same
McCLALLEN, kNOX & co.
Wheeling, Sept %, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
NEW STOCK OF
BOO rs A y ID S III y ES
ALTMAN & MAXWELL.

yTAYE received part of their fail aud " inter
"A stock at Boots and shoes, aud are now able 10 fur
nish customers holesae retail at tie lowest ptice.
200 pairs mems coarse Boots;
$50 do do Kip and caf Roots;
500 do do kip and coarse Brogans;
$50 do do calf and morocco do;
40 do women's calf and morocco Boots;
300 do do hin lace do;
500 do do walkine shoes am SLIP o.;
$50 do boys coarse and kip hoet>;
$50 tiO da do do MauroeS;
900 do misses Kin. calf and morocco boots;
30 do childTeus tuck boots;
sou do do shoes. various kinds.
The above sJoc, has Just iecn received and VIII he
so very lov tlr,ash Ne shall continue to Tece We
adj ions 90 tie above stock OF which due notice
"a in be riveu f.epl2t ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

s-a Iu sI0CA Nt WI'N0W sas.-ls aIN ~ ,1'7 -''T
for sale al No l25 Aainst. 80 hObINsh"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
GOIll pENS.

ESrFNCER ,Sn EENDEf.Is. manufacturers Of Gold
~ Pens al 10 B.o.dway, corner of Hotleu lrne.
NFNV YORK.
Aso, tetirrs Cod ard Sifyei rerhnder~S Pencils.
y tile highest premium W.. awarded the a, Owe
firm ut The iast FAR Of tie American institute. View
York. sepfq-diu'o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

PrcO arNuY & CoUANT,

'f.g. ,y.e!. INC. "a. Apfi@
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

r. ihrr lenibers , l,52 e.. rs i've G zee
au, Guernsey cauHt~ OHIO, md for sale ca lel for
suaafe jei1 .FONE K THOMAS No l65 Mn ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

should refeci hsts sound nnd and iods arc the mos
ssary ftqHisi'es to promote coimahia happiness
Indeed without these the JOurEey thfough lite becomes
weary pilgrimage, lie tospect a"nriy tarkcs T. lhe
view-tbo mud heenmes shadowcd win despair, and
flied with the melancholy reflection tfst the happiness
OF auotler 0utes tlieiIed with ouruwa.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
Dr. J. addresses Young men and all who have inlarca
themselves IS private aHd improper iulai scntcs.
fNlFOIENCI-W \ ESS Or THE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

WE IAH ANDERSON
Edna tEu As}ih~ NN
FRANKLIN AMBER ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

-aR"Vru. West Of EarlanA .t'eIqn and American
= c'at1s, Doe sSta and foncy c1ssueres and eassi-
nets very lhaaa al STONE & THOM As
Aqr45 80 los Main ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-13
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
The Etctt0n-Fue-I The Opcyu &c 8.c

The Eltction-FUe- The Opera, &C., &c.
The election of Johnston is now generally con-
ceded on all hands and the wings are now con-
graduating themselves that the prestige of this
victory will undoubtedly secure the vote of the
State for Taylor IN November.
C. Schoolman's coach making and harness re.
postory, No. q Dock street, caught fire about
one o'clock this afternoon, and the upper part
was considerably damaged by the flames, which
rroyed very obstinate. The adjoining store on
he north also had The roof destroyed. The latter
was empty at The time, and Mr. School,nan's
siock was got out with material INJURY
TIE opera continues 10. prosper IN our midst,
but the public are now divided In opinion between
the claims of Tiufii and Madame Laborde--some
referring the first, while others declare the latter
! 5 TO be preferred. Bouquets are now In request.
and are thewered upon the fair ones. The friends
of Signorlna Trufh commenced II on Tuesday
evening, and those OF her fair competitor took
care last evening tina, she should not be neglected
IN this respect. A concert is given this evening
al the Musical FHr d.