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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
CASE E,e1atEa4,

For sale a. Meliors, taIrchllds and CrumbdCketS
heehng, Va. Prtce . ceals per bottle.
CASE sE&Ea..
UsT received, direct om New YORK one case cast
steel, assorted sizes Wa.
1903 lbs J.. hy S inch, Axe bar,
ia do | nc square,
% do3-t do DO
81 do5s do de
y d.: d." &. -,
n Blister and spring steel ay 81 ntCNEf,
octs Doyd's Old stand. Market squace.
NOTICE..
4 Good tnrnias Lathe, al! o%ontptcie amt ready Tor use,
q suitable for small turning, 70 safe Tow ny
dec 10 Man street.
X GOODRICH has just opened a heantiml assert
" nlent OF plain aud var,t lei tripees, six ANA But
N. Also u spIennid aselte of SiIk vezaekcs, wbich
"A %. sold al bali the rrice y tbuso Kept by merchants
retotofe. Ladies oaltana examine them. nov3s
omstock's SarsHparilia, q Sgpfs saG
II the price Of any oiher. The great popularity of
,~rsa1ariia and lis established efficacy render ii SUMO
tous 10 cutter into any entaii'lal on as v'rlues, OF adj
ice any evidence IN lis iaTe. Forth cosc"f
Scrotula, .H#FE HI##
Pinsle or fustu,es o8 t6e lace,
scaIy Ernption4 IF le sam,
Pam and Swelling Of te body,
Chronic RAcunatjsu,
CutaueOus Diseases,
Merouriaiot S%yPluold Disease,
liver Affections, 5s
Exccsses in TIE use Of Mtrcury. &c.
Bles, from an impure hnbltot 1ody,
And all diseases arising lro"t a1 Impure state Of The
Mood,
ricerations Of tao Thtoat and Leg,
Exposure aud im2rldenea IA life,
rms sarsaparifa IS warantcI positively as good as
ny other titai can be made a enc dollar at Just half
4e price 6f those 50 laisea a%avettised, aud as s'fons,
ad is as large pouts, Fz-5D cents per bottle OF 9
, jttltst for S2,5p.
Kemelnaer to ask for Coiu,took's sarsaparila, and
Va. dU 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
My ESTABLISH
1i.iaaa MN 4.
\

N 49, -nnI4 sri Il 4Ff@h suassrtHs ts~Eps
1880 szsFzSsa$s q t4Atuf c auve 1sTeA
shHr, ~ tuV .HAHt tb cHe-
cuts alb or dets IN theft tipe. sattS4 tos igs. ar4eses
n sfoas mos and Buestes Of eltA f'&siAAatyh WHi le got
no inoues-t style and a. now tsitntps sc, Wes-
ALL indaof tersi+tt"aahe AZ tfbta1rlest uo-lre aud
on tee aost reasonable setnis. 'N4
,ec1s .,s5 lFtt W. u s. SMILE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

/ a. ! bale 4 ~taruutfN q '
4ts,,s IA ,ud Ftuet toFH HtA .'
.tt - Lasting Nest bHIrH.s
20 dot'N T TALLANT s. DG1tFIttN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
NrWgSQ"99> So


NLOTI, HAIR, tooth, 6nser ,iesl, nail. shoe, horse
~ s%cruabiuR, wlnte'Fash, dIstInz. HEARTH, shaving
psint and marking brusaes. ~HLtCENAE & Co,
oct u Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

A DESIKABLE A
- PrORTUNlTY TO Go INTO BUSINESS.-Th
~ advertiser being d.sirous OF reiinquishinx business,
oilers his stock Of groceries ana tho good will Of the
house, for sale on favorable terms. "a
Tile stock is complete aud Of the best quality. The
stand is a desirable one, seIns on Market Square, next
door 10 FIizgeraid's tavern, and IL enjoys . good run of
Custom.
The house is also for rent. For mrhe. particulars
enquire at the store, east side of Market square. Esd
| fe, Ig-tWs -s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
LANDS FOR SALE.

rHE subscriber Offers for sale within a few miles of
\ the CITY four or five tracts Of land~-one of whtch
contains 200 acres. about $50 scres OF which ~ cleared
and in a high state Of cultivaton-it ~ well waiered,
a good fralre house and harm and other ont buildings
and a soil SURPASSED nv non. The others have more or
less improvements or them. Amy of them Will he sold low
One Gig 4til of the purchase money VIII be required, the
balance to suit the purchaser. Any one wishing TO pur.
chase lands near this city will do wen to give nae an ear,
ly call. JNo GOsiokN,
serlJ Real Estate AGENT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
RpR THE LADIES

-EAL. AIpaeea, real slk warped Apseea husFe-
. Nfsfe enfSref UrAurh Noreno q teantlal srBals,
Il Node co,ored Alpaceas, Sats siriNd do. t4ypne~
.t,.h. t.qe.bsr With a t~saulifnl assortment u othe'
% ". GOODRICH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

EXCLUSIVE SALE OF GRNTLEMEN's Wear.
afie oaiy store Of thc kind in baltimore,
No. 233 BALTIMORE ST., scc0nd store rocst OF
ChurlsS sfrerf =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
= 20 IL 1z =.

For sale. w I ' s,'i,e '. Ssa.
6yUn II sistiny Of Horses, pscts. Bat-
ouctes, R1rgirs. Harness.
47A SlcigIs, SC. and ii not disposed
Of at private sac hefore the isi
dsy Of March, it willie on that day be offered at public
vendue.
Any PERSON Wishing 70 purchase the abeve stock viii
have 4 chance Of securing tho test stand tor a stable i'll
this place and sfl fixtures for a trst-ratc Livery stable.
Jan IS NJ McLtRE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

Co-partnership s.. Iht, aa mA ., %, rs.ssw WIN
him in business, A II. fArLos, aaI the business " III
IN future he carried on under The irm OF F~AlRCHILD
Il TAYLOR. Thankhil for the liberal share of public
patronage 'cstowefi on him, he trusts 1t al be cvh.in-
uet under the new firm.
iebJ FAlRCHlLD & TAYLOR tisip 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26
DESIRABLE

., t,ased Cushions for nins and needles, jus
Afoiy opened at the variety store Of
feY 4 20, Monroe ri.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-26

L.. .oI, On accommodating terms a desirable
TOT Sdle miiiding loi at the head Of Monroe street
and Oh the corner above Mr. Rolert Hamtiton'st
ian Ia THDS IlURNBR0OK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
From Havana.

The steamship Isabel touched below on Sstur-
day last. and delivered her mall board The 'esm-
boat sent % meet her ~ few minutes past merriam
An Intense sNc 'nfut existed In hsvsns o. hesf news
II the result of the Presidential election. We learn
from passenger on board the issbe that tncrc were
= American sni foreign vessels IN the port OF Havsn.
when the lssosi lcit he health OF the city good
md the business brisk tor the season.
The Governor bad issued orders Tor al vessels Tor
ropsan port, b. Guaranteed forty days % prevent
the cholera This species % Commercial Ls7f must
ner,e very prr uGicsy o. The Interests u torrisn
* NJ "a compared with American
Inc owners of the steamer Guadaiquiv"r. are SPOUT
., ss,sbli.b the following Inc OF steamers Toe 'euo
"a Tridentr o. navigate the Guii-fnasins wv" iss
month between Vers Cruz Galveston, Ne" ut'' ans
AID Havana proitng BY the corre-ponicncs 81 NeNeo
ana he Southern United states. for southern t-iVf
IRE Guadslquiver % receive the cortespond'h'o auN
ls.ep.ers Al Havana snd proceed 70 Porto Aoo
steamers OF 800 tons esch 10 De purchased o. IA "
tween that Island And CsiH vis the Canslies l"'
terpr.e . 70 Dc aided by the Government snd : - =
irr0 operstion forthwith - .t.h,h
The opera Of E-nsni vas performed Tor the ei.nln
,ne on sunday ght asst Al the Tscon. 70 ofN'1n'
and crowded house snd was received Ntn sht u"oe'
and unprscedeutsd enthusiasm and iel.sat Lou
dsrai .sss 10 be brought out "Wednesday nish' ~
which Iietu was a. make bis 1rst spPea ian'7 "a
~h. Tsnon and - Poiouni were also % taNe part Z"
tho .sme Aua VS. go be brought cut sitter L,m
Ss-A savannah Rep 18Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
Aner the Election.

Probably no Presidential contest ever resulted
.o a. to command more general acqulescence
Than that which mas Just terminated. The Wings
Of course rejoice but ia general very moderately ;
for they do not feel that Gen Taylor is entirely
bone OF their bone and flesh Of their flesh and tney
cannot forget the great disappointment and as
a.ter which followed swiftly on the sweeping III
urnpb Of 1870. The Loco-Focos, SINCE the hrst
bitterne. of defeat passed away, take 'he matter
very phlosophicaly, aud are already specuisiing
f,eeiv ON the incidental benefits which they may
sxeect from it In the first place, they who have
lost everything can lose no mors-sny change
INNS, he in their favor Next, they cant help
n.r.jne the hope that Gen. Taylor and the Wings
will have blow-up, and that they will be called in
to the White House by the back kitchen door, as
they were by Tyler in Az Then, so Tar as IN c
two men were concerned, the mos, Of them like
TAYLOR better than Cass, and II a Wing must get
IN they would give odds 70 have II Old Zack IN
preference to any other Beside, they cherish q
lively hope that the great majority OF their Office
holders will now be put out, giving chance q
those who now have 10 stand back when their turr
comes round again. After they shall have hsc
time 10 survey inc "HOic sivNhN N'O"gf - W."
believe half those who voted for Cass and Butle
would walk mile 70 change the result
The Free Sellers shed no tears on the occasion
A few who sailed under the Buffalo flag mean
ing all the time 20 elect Cas-, fancy they have
been outmaneuvered, and are making themselve
laughing stocks by sashing away night and left a
those they suspect Of playing their own game bet
ter than they did. They are thus very needless.
exposing themselves. But the great majority q
the Free Soil party heartily rejoice that Cas- ]
beaten, and expect the best results thereirom
Either they argue) the Wing Congress nov
chosen will keep Slavery out Of the New Tern
tories, allowing them to be settled and 70 form
enduring characters on the basis OF Free Labe
cor they will disappoint the expectations aud be
tray the confidence Of the Free States and thu
wreck the Wing party. and build up the Free soi
'on its ruins-which will be the next best thing
One way or the o,her-or rather in several way
wholly independent Of each other-Free Sol
must gain by this result In short nearly every
body appears to be satisfied exccptthe Office hold
ers who are shaking in their shoes, the Office seek
ers who are diving and fdgeting to get into those
shoes, and few newspaper busybodes who are
engaged in manufacturing Cabinets for Gen.Tsylor
though he needs none till March next. When the y
snail have got through and hsrmonized. we may
possibly chronicle the rcss OF their labors Just al
present Its no Consequence, as Mr.. Toois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
FLORIDA.

l0rts7f~ no tn3 etNHlHsN NJ iN"ff
REPUBLICAN OFFICE JACKSONVILLE, Fla. nov I'D.
Below We give you all the returns wo have re-
ceived from this State
Dlva County, complete .-Tayors majority
d. gain OF a. over the Wing majority ia state
election.
= Johns .comp'cte)-Csss 1872 Taylor ll3
Cas- aority 10, Loco majority IN state election
81 Wing gain 10.
Returns from 40 precincts IN Columbia County
give TAYLOR pa. Cass 20s.
Two precincts heard from IN Madison County
Que. Troy, Tay Tor TO- Cass the other. Tay or
6 Cass ..
One precinct heard from Ia Marion County (Oca.
Ia gives Tay Tor - majority another. II tor Cass
The state is sure for Taylor aud Fillmore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
By TELEGRAPH TO the Nsw-YOrs Tribune.
OGciaI and UnofficiaI Returns Of the state
Of Newly ork.

AIEA>N. frli-J nov. tt-
OScial and unofHcial returns have been received
from al the Coantie. except Broome' aitafau-l'
Chautau1ue. Frankhn. Lewis. Livingston Is
wego. Richmond. = Lawrence, Tioss TomPkms
and Warren. which give the following result
'r.vlor. .l--5-l Van Buren, . ~
cas- lO0ais Scattering ---.-----. l-i-
The Wings elec, both Members in schohsrie
Tie majority for " aldron N the Oiseso Ds'''e'
S 303.
~ Tel, lock, as tnousa Van Buren, had oes'en
Css. 10 the state I'D I-is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

WlsCoNSN.-We have Milwaukee papers Of
the 10th They confirm the election OF CRARLrs
DrRxrs, " y. Free Soil TO Congress from that
District. II. has probably coo TO 500 majority.
Lynde Cas- runs next Finch. Wing, IS but a
few votes behind.
The Sentinel oorroborstes the report that Cole
,Whis) and Doty Cas- hsve been elected IN the
other two Districts.-By the way, Mr.. Cole does
not i've an n-hred correspondent assures US al
Green BAY. bat ct Potos Grant Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
M A r RIED.

- rsfrr-i Dotrt Carrt r-tlH fsrf.f ii al. -.
n, Re- " H-F-f Csc "A ssHFNCk ~ W. De-. b, 900.
LA A tsaftf~r nI Peter br-u p af ..rTsrr.a- Nt
~ lfI. ttr r. fart u.f.h gI4fI grs....
Re- o. feaes. ~ fefiN sufFAND o.. ss.rtratr--
MARIA HIf fs. fI nf fts CD. ''th
On Wrf-s-fsf rTrrr. Go l'H h. p. Hr,- IL D..
WARD \ NFAp 90 Me-. to CHARLOTTE IrF sf .. -
fh- ihfh 1ef r. fUIsstIe ~ ssfrs~sf~r ID A.
NJ fkANAiiN stACoR OF ~ Rlst-.- q slsAN 49,,
il-s -l,I u ~. L-l-I.- - n ~ ----L -. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

RfSc7t, vuhia fis ra' = AaHr' - oOA- 49,
w,,r.r .2ooo bu.bel. CosN 5000 io.-The FLOUR
mari, "a. dun bu, firm OF WHEAT there were
al. Of 21ooo bushels. .ncluding good Ohio ~ -
ots common Wisconsin H g cenis ana 90 '' 'e"''
FOR do Chicago CoAN continued hfm Win 'a WA
Of sales FEEIsHTs are without change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

Reaeiy. By Canal 'rIflia As Pa'i - A0vs FLOUR
20O0O barrel. Wheat 500 bushels CoRN' 9-7~
do. BAILEY. 26I0O do. FLOUR ~a' nrm and sales
light sales ON bushels CoEN at 81 o'c Tor mixed.
OF RYE there were sale. Of 90 bushels Al @ oic 10
R,ntrr We noii.e .se. Of 90 basheI. ~ a; zoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

~ The celebrated BsRsY's TncoFHERoc' 10 he 'niJ
remedy to prevent baldness sld Tho hs hat bs'
fallen on become n tO prevent gray hair, 10 oa al
every appearances II scud and drandf from 10
hair. snd keep In the most healthy, soft AID go-s
slate, Jet free from all oily aud greasy appearance
CRY HorEL, Sept T. lsu
Mr. BAsRY-sr You have permission 10 use my rsns
a. having experienced lhs great uuuy " your Ihcope7
ous Tor dressing the hair. have always found ne a.
oils and pomaiIm. 10 occasion harshness 10 ny hsLp
for three Or four years il fast falling N, and mn
chang color bat since u.lng your TneOphefous se
my head slways comfortable aud my hair ]. grown sHns
aud thick. Ia the smaxemsHt u my friend. add sccan
tance, have invariably found gives most geuefa sss
faction Please send Three bottles by besrer, who viii ~
you. CATHAhINE NELSON
We confidently assure ladies and gentlemen hs Inc ~
ard cheapest article for he human hair Barry. 1ne
pherous Is cold Ia large bodies pnce OIL - cens 80
pnscipa. oiice, lS9 Broadway. iErpru
AGEsrs-Wnghi, 3 south-st Phladelphis; 81 BfS'a
ws'hiug,ou.t Boston and sold By al the Druggists sS
United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HATS EXTRAORDINARY HATS
rfaB-ng ofhat- let rs speak. and remember,
That hat for July 10 not worn m Decemhwi
Both hesy.e snd the hat in Their fashion mycsg-,
Aud the les Wen be- suited ihe more ihsi"efrs-
~ Go 20 Kvox % Flion.si sHi you will eeFssel
there. Il yoa can be pleased 1t any place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

ISCIDE>TAi PROrECTIoS.-'A Wig who
writes Is on Tins subject, sharply cr;'cising ~
Editorial Of the Courier aud Enquirer mus, not De
csptous Ne quite willing Protection should
be called incidental provided it be adequate.
Names are nolhing-givc Us the essential thing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
VIRGINIA.

RrcH-oSu Friday. Nov li-F "
Tavlor g.in. m Barbour County ~. CaoeA 81
W,vne %. Carroll a. ard Morgan g.. HIS ma
ior.ty IN Putnam = 90. Casss majority in Boon :
81. There are % counties yet 70 hear from an
average gain Of 80 IN each viii give Taylor the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

q : BRAScH MIST The following - the com
age Al toe ! > Mint AZ New. Orleans tor the month
ending 3lst October ls+- Gold coinage 700 eagle
pieces $4,000 silver DO $50 900 halt dollar pieces
s3oO0O. Total, $4,000.
BISHOP oF NEw-JER.sT.--Bishop Doanc :
friends will he srsthei o. bear that he Is pronounced
by bis be out Of immediate danger though
stlll very weak
~ Mauy ot our reader, viii notice to-day with
-nrrow the death of the venerable Or Rudd. for many
years Rector of - Johns Church Ehzsbethto~n. He
died AZ his residence 10 Juca on wednesday night and
the remains will be- brought q Ehzabetht0wn Tor in
terment Funeral sermon probably on sunday
Newark Adv.
~ James Cox Esq the Senator from the
Petersburg District Va has gned bis seat The Gov
ernor has authorized election % be- held ON the 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

DREss CoArs-To young men Of issie ard economy CT
FoLwELi lg9 Broadway, Of John viii make sobss
Coat. from measurement IN the most .ashonabe s'lst
the low price Of s5 10 SIS. Walter J. MoneA pais Lsi
wood MoneD assists in experimenting Tho eislas, a.
iovitos biz frend. "a call a. above ne lsxn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

MURDrR-A lsd named Antonio Angles vas
killed ia coffee house ~ the corner of Eysisn Fields
d. q Casacagu St. Ia the Third Municipality on %,
day ni.ht Angles. understand. Vas attending the
.af - the time and requested man named Woodw' u
no, - push some glasses on he counter Off, upon which
Woof1seu went inside the counter and gave the young
man blow on the back u the neck from the effects of
which b. xpired In few moments. verdict Was
rendered that death caused by fracture oi the
neck" man named Stoiworihy il accused Of brirs
an ACCESSORY after the fact be detected carry
in- Woodwell - after the boy had bscn killed as y
alleged with the purpose Fl saving him from arrest
Both the accused confined Ia the Third Nunicpsiy
guardhouse awaiting an examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

lSQUEsI Coroner Bal held al inquest yester
day Catherine lane upon the body Of an lr!sh woman
named Ellen Farrell who died suddenly the previous
evening Verdict death by congestion 81 tne brain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

WlscoNslN-The latest dispatch We have
seen from Wisconsin states that Cass has IN the
state 600 votes more than Taylor, who has , 600
more than vsn Buren,. The new Senate stands 4
favor Van Buren,. Il Cas- the House IS Tsy-
log. = Van Burer % Csss Joint Ballot, leWhis,
- Free Sol. - Loco Foco. 50 neither parry has
a clear majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

DR. PuNsEYs PlLs These well known pulls sa
lensycy and recommended by physcan. that % %
leav. tho bowels cosuye obuse persons % incess ne
number Tor dose take them lOng they VIII ar IN
sianuy or sale hroug hou The NOruern, Middle and New
England STATES the Southern cities AMI Inc CsnAt,s
the dn, and county stores. a. Il u SANDS, asehs 10
Fulton.sl snd "a Broadway. NewYofs City s!lssins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

~ TIE Pat5sygA Story Of horrible out
rsse committed near that city school mistress snd
some OF her scholars. hoax Il grew on; Of a
rarr smal ah.ir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

FROM EURoPE.-The Cunsrd Steamer head'a,
c,pt. sroxr, which sailed from Liverpool on the
.,h inst. !. now in her fourteenth day out, and
will probably arrive at Boston IN the course Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
By THE MIDNIGHT SOITHERN NAIL
I.nni.Iarn Election.


We have received :he y. o. papers Of Vow :,
aad O. from which we compile the following Re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

SPLENDID FAELoR sIoyts-A large assoilmeuid Han
slor stoves or psors gotup Ia good style and wsnfsi
lat low phces) NICHOLAS T. CORr, lol BowrI
mia H. between Hester ard Gruc,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

MAssacHVsrrrs-The Boston DALI Adrcrtiser
has carefully revised the votes returned from css
towns in that State, leaving bat ten or fifteen
small ones 10 be heard from
Nov : Taylor .s0cS Van Buren. y Is Cas- 81 IS
O.. Is. snggs.. s0ssi PhlhPs ..SAe-7 Gushing -i'-i
We think Gen. Gushing viii now stop running.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

FArIL AFFRAr-A man named Nicholas Dig
nan aged about = years was killed Tuesday even
iug asst about S o'clock, on the Levee, between
Fnrhein and spain SIS. An AFFIDAVIT was yesterday
msie against J. ? Dugardy, charging him with nav NJ
killed Dignan A warrant wass issued Tor his arrest,
bu, Boz having been 60 badly beaten, IS is alleged 10
affidavit By Peter Coyle and others who pursued him
alter Diguan tel knocked him down aud bea; him vi n
that his life : IN danger he WAS not removed 20
or.on Warrants have alsO been issued sga.nst Coye
snd others charged with beating Dugarny The Cor
oner Yesterday bald a inquest on the body of Dgnan
The verdict was that be died Of penetrating wound
Of the chest which passed through between p the
seventh ard eighth ub. aud penetrated the stomach
and wounded the heart The weapon witn which the
wound was Indicted was a sma.-swOrd
n ID Crescent Nov y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

Lics,, l. c Hik6. yhhe Mu'iia., Lac Isil', Car"af
~ The undersigned respectfully invite tie Lstss q
N. Y to inspect their new Fail goods.
Their assortment " needi-wOrk goods Is Of thsH own
exclusive Importation and ue most extensive retail 'ios
the city cannot be- eQuslled fof variety and style al
price offers extraordinary Inducements - purchasers
J1T FARREbLkCO
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