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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18
wHEEL1Nac TITO I'LL.

THE WHEELING COTTuN FACTORY is now
u in operation and prenared To furnish
BROWN SHEETiNGS, wARPS.
COTTON YARNS. and RAFTING
Merchants arr respectfully invited to call and examine
their Goods, or seud their orders, which will meet
prompt attention Office at the Factory on Fonrib st.
jan II SAM OFT. sunt-
IT Weavers wanted at the Factory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18
Ralfiinnre March II lSdG

Baltimore, March II, lS4S.
The market is without change in every re-
spect.
There are no transactions in Flour, dealers
holding off for the foreign news.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.
r.. Office Is hereby given 10 The 81 scri.-rs n.
: sioek o. 'hc hreims Temae :. miuar,' ths1
10y are ie9nifei TO pa al ut~stalneut Of IN o totfar.
At', "IA! ceii4s hFon eacs and every snare Of sstd .i,rk
= "".eH MeCpy, Treasurer OF SAID SEMINAR. ~ ~.
' neeiiis Say;uss lnsii uIion, On Frd.y. u. isfn 49,
oL. Aprl neat. GEO. 5. TtioNrse s,oay
Nheeiihg, March II, Isas. N"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-18

JAMES DANl & CO., Flour Factors aud ~ommis.
sion Mlttehaais.227 Market aud - Commerce St. PhiIa.
nh'anets thaiie ny either OF the a owe on Flour.
Wool and other descriptions OF Mefcnsud1z. co,s;gn.i
to them. - ~
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TUE subscriber hariis osenet j, os.
= ehase aud sale OF ReaI Estate. any ~. ~ "
naef 10 lay or SCI 81 wishing any niorn,,ian
80 ~ ss.se g pttaiH Thy addressing fi.r sub
4. Wheeling, Va. ,iah
seq 10. Ci ibw
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The Elections In Ohio.

The telegraphlc accounts received YESTERDAY.
from OHIO, have sent thrill of JOY throughout the
democratic ranks in this city. They run up their
flags, Illuminated Tammany Hall, and made them
selves happy over the reported election of Weller,
for Governor, over the wings, free sollers aboll-
tionists, Ne &c. They lost sight OF their defeat
in Pennsylvania in their success in Ohio.
The Geographic reports of the results of cleo
tons sometimes take wide margin. They fire.
quently give some strange returns. We may
therefore, yet receive different accounts from Ohio
The latest intelligence by the wires have thrown
the whole matter In doubt, although the democrats
were willing, last evening, TO bet largely IN favor
OF Weller's success. But, suppose Weller-to be
elected-what does it indicate! Is not Weller
military mani Was he not at Monterey with
General Taylorl Was it not given out, throughout
Ohio, before the election, that Ferd the wing can
didate, was free soiler and more IN favor of
pertinent. We do not think that the defeat of the
viii candidate Is the absolute and certain loss of
that State to Taylor, IN November. Military men
are popular at the West
The result in Ohio, If il turn out to be true will
give an edge to the coming contest. 1t will create
a bit of enthusiasm in the ranks of the democracy.
Many of them had begun to give up in despair;-
now they express hope. They will work the
harder, and poll heavier vote throughout the
country. On the whole it will do no harm.
But we refer the public to the telegraphlc news
in another column. See what the latest des-
patches say.
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Boston, Oct. 1874 p. M
The bark Fairy, at Provincetown, reports sfiat
on the 2sd inst, lat. 49, Ion. "a, she fell in with the
wreck Of the whaling ship Mobile, of and from
New Bedford, Sept 9TH, for the Pacific, and took
offtwelve persons. When seven days out, the
Mobile was struck by a sea and knocked on her
beam ends, which carried away all her topmasts,
filing her instantly, and washing overheard Capt.
Long, the first mate, the boat steerers, and SIX
men
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NORFOLK, VA, Oct. l3-lIP. M.
A mosl destructive fire visited Wheeling, this
afternoon, at about A o'clock, and destroyed some
fourteen or fifteen buildings, including Philips
foundry, Hughes planning establishment, Wri-
CARTS carpenter shop, Lists cotton factory, ten
dwelling houses, and several shops. The loss is,
doubtless, very heavy.
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LEG STATURE.

LEG ISLATURE.
From the Philadelphia ~ American, Of Friday1
The State Senate will stand Fl wings to IL demo.
Gratis The lower house will stand about 65 wings to
30 democrats.
In the Congressional delegation, Is far as heard
from. the wings have gained two members.
Clarion county gives Longstreth. 10 majority
Thompson. for Congress- has about $50 which
the election Of James Campbell, whig, "a gain).
Another account puts Clarion county, at 700, for
Longstreth, and 30 we give 1t in our table.-Ep.
HERALD.
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Markets.

ST LOUIS, Oct H. 1S48
The river has 81 feet water in the channel Sales
of flour at 81 lS2l to 81 25 The prices declined but
have again IA lied Sales If white wheat at $780,; yell
low corn 3lc to 34c Sales of lard at 6c but holders
ask 7hc. Bacon commands sac. to &c., sides, SIC,
and hams 6ac CofIees offered at small decline
but without important sales. Molssses and sugar
without change.
PITTsBURG, Oct. IL, 1S48.
Sales Of Western flour at 81 564 to 81 621s; home
red wheat sells at so 81 cents yellow corn 40c to
Ale; oats, Csc; rye, 45c; barley 4sc: to 65c sales
of whiskey at 21c.; rye flour, So 15 Provisions
without change. The sugar market is active, and
moasses is in demand. There is but "a feet of water
in the channel.
BUFFALO, Oct Is, 1S4S.
Receipts within the past twenty -four hours-Flour,
5000 barrels wheat, 25 900 bushels corn IA 600 do.
Flour continued steady, with sales Of 1000 bbls at
50 SO No sales of wheat reported. In corn
there was a good demand, the sales reaching 5000
bushels at As SOC. FIeights by canal, to Albany,
without change.
ALBANY, Oct. 13, 1S48.
Receipts by canal within the past TIVE nj four hours
Flour, s4Oo barrels wheat, 1900 bushels corn,
$500 do; barley 10 800 do. Flour continued to de-
cline. Sales OF 1000 bbls. at 12h SIS 371S. OF
wheat, 200 bushels Ohio sold at 81 r. and some
parcels of Genesee 70 Barley continues in de-
mand. Sales OF $4,000 bushels at 70 1870.
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Tho Bnttcry Enlarunmani,

Few persons Interested, probably. In steamboats,
propose to add fifteen 20 the Battery In order
TO get wbarves for n line of boats. The pretence
IN. I" the public goodnout all know these gentlemen
not too much for the pubic II this foolish plan
b. adopted, 1t will destroy in great measure all the
dock property on West street from Pier No to the
old State Prison. mend the owners Of wbarves
the North River to call meeting, and at OPP
pote the plots of the spec lators before II is too late
WEST STREET
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Ohio Election.
FIRST DESPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, A. M.
Accounts received last night, gave the Governor
and Legislature to the democrats. This morning
we learn from Cincinnati, that Delaware and
Franklin counties give a whig representative.
This will give the wings majority on JOINT ballot.
The second, third, fourth, eighth, twelfth, four
teenth, and nineteenth Congressional districts, are
wing, and the first, fifth, ninth and tenth, demo-
cratic The two latter are gains
The free soil vote in Hamilton county is near
1000.
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NEwsrArERs.-The Rev. |

NEwsrArERs-The Rev. DR.. Poor, who has
Just returned from a thirtyihree years mission TO
the Fast in sudipg recently to the large unit Of
religious Intelligence now circulating thr )ugh the
common secular papers Of the land said it rem ndsd
him Of prophetic remark Of Rev Mr. GalIaudet,
when they were students at Andover Seminary, that
the TIM might when there would be newspapers
for the diffusion Of religious intelligence. Boston
III aBserpf
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Destruc tive Fire.

Boston, Oct. 1910 A. M.
A destructive fire broke out in Nashville, New
Hampshire, early this morning, and consumed
the Baptist cbu rch, one dozen dwellings, and
stores, and the Nashville Telegraph Office. The
loss is estimated at $50 GOO; one-hird of which is
oovered hv insurance
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BRrTIsH WEsT INDns.-The bark Montezuma
Capt Rhodes, arrived yesterday from Demarara,
with hles 81 the Royal Gosette to the 23d uIt.
There was no news Of any consequence. The ad-
@cent islands appeared. for the present, tranquil
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Ship News and Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. IL, 184S
here, from Africa, in distress; she spoke, during
the passage, the brig Howard, of Philadelphia, for
New York and Damascus. Our markets are dull
Corn has declined &c. per bushel and wheat is
changed,
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FOURTH DESPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3-lOt PM.
A few more returns have been received, which
do not vary materially the summing up this morn
ing; but despatch has since been received,
which states that the wings have elected their
Governor, and majority of the Legislature on
Joint ballot.
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Movements ofInd,yiduaIs,

Mr. Mason, Secretary of the Navy, visited the Navy
Yard tbsrestowD on the 18th inst, and received
with q national salute. He accompanied by Com
modors Warrington.
Daniel Webster has accepted an invitation to de-
liver the Anniversary address before the Boston Mer
caLtile LibIaIy Associhtinn IN November.
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN MrcmGAY-It seems
that The people OF Michigan are getting tired of
their law for the abolition OF capital punishment and
begin to agtate for the restoration Of gaows aud
the halter The Detroit Daily Advertiser says that
the State since the abolition Of capital punishment
and particular manifestation Of it to the grand u
rors OF Wayne county by the presence of three diff
ferent individuals charged with murder at the present
term OF court we understand they have una nmously
adopted memorial to the Legislature, asking for
restoration OF that pc nalty which alone man
from assaiDg the life Of his fellow
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SECOND DESPATCH

SECOND DESPATCH
BUFFALO, Oct. ID, lS4S.
A despatch from Columbus, this morning, says,
so counties give Weller (democraD a gain of
$500 over the wing Governor, in 1885,
In the Senate both parties are equal
In the House, the wings have majority of
four,
Weller (democratl is elected.
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Actual Circulation OF the Herald.


The publication Morning Edition Of the Herald
nenced yesterday Is minutes Def o'clock and finished
10 bef o'clock the first Afternoon Edition
enced minutes o'clock, and finished at Is minutes
before clock he second minutes o'clock and
iehed at % n inutes past o'clock.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Weekly Herald will be ready for delivery at nine
o'clock this morning. It's contents are as folows-
European correspondence received BY Cambria Mansto
on Louis B!ancSneech OF Daniel Webster Abingdon
Inc Great Fee Soil heeti in the Park Tuesday
speech John Van burenThe German Meeting on Saturday
,a Tor the RECEPTION OF Herr HecksrMauto the Negro
CONVENTION hello in Ohio ecton Inte
gnceThe rial Miller in Boston, ForgeryCareer Hunt
the rsef recently victed Albany-News Texas Mex
ico iueatan, South America Indies Canada Hc-In-
teesne bmese Corresp ndee and General
toa Articles suects-,y Intelligence Theatrcals
and Misoean ems-Commercial Intelligence the Money
Market City Trade Report Markets Elsewhere Ship News &c.
Single copies, in wrappers for the mails, sixpence
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, 1885,
The Union canal boat has been destroyed by
fire, near Duncan's island. 1t was supposed to
have originated from the burning of camphine
lamp. Two of the crew, who were asleep at the
time, were burnt to death. The cargo, valued at
$50, 600. ill probably be half lost.
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One Week Later from Europe.
The steamship Britannia is in her fourteenth
day, and is fully due.
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The Municipal Election In baltimore.

The following was the vote IN Baltimore on We'd
nesday, for Mayor. The democrats have ma
jority of six in the first branch, and two in the
second branch Of CouncIls;--
Stapsbury (dem.) ................... 1902
Grifhth (whiR) .......... .9,0o4
Democratic majority. ............ sos
The majority for Colonel Stanfbury, 1t will be
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Weller (democrat) is elected,
THIRD DESPATCH.

OFFICE OF THE BUFFALO COURIER, 81 PM.
A despatch from the Ohio State Journal, (whlg,)
says Weller is elected. Legislature is a tie.
Mr.. Gray, of the Cleveland Plaindealer, says,
" there Is no doubt about this result. Bet your
life on IT,
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FRANoE.-NExT News PROM EURorE.-Every
arrival from Europe will be now interesting, par
ticuarly In relatitn TO France The affairs OF that
country were in remarkable state of transition at
the last accounts. The National Assembly were
discussing The new constitution but there Is a
constitution which regulates the affairs of that re-
public more deeply and more strongly than any
paper charter which that, or any other assembly,
can put forth. We mean the spirit Of the age,
and the sentiment Of the great masses of that re-
public. Lamartine's provisional government lasted
ing the spirit Of the age and the impulses of the
French people, In relation to its foreign affairs.
General CavaIgnac's govemment-stronger. more
resoIute, and more powerful, than Lamartlne's-
may last little while longer, if 1t be conducted on
It's present platform; but doubt very much If IL
can last six months more. The tendency of the
French mind is propagandism. That was the de-
velopement of the first republic and, with more
hostility, and greater degree of enlightenment,
the sentiment OF the natien exists now as strongly
IN favor of spreading that principle over the CONT
nent, as 1t did at the close OF the last century
The men OF business, the merchants, the bankers.
the lazy politicians, who stand still there, maven
deavor 10 stop the progress OF republcanism in its
wish 10 aid and assist the democratic feeling IN
Germany and Italy i; but the French mind will
overrule III those Influences and any government
in France which desires to exist, or be stable, must
follow the foreign policy OF the republic, or be
swept from power, in one way or another. Every
arrival, therefore, from Europe, will be interesting
for we will learn the development OF those general
views, exhibiting the course OF things in that re-
public, and on the continent.
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street. Edrise aud gao Graod stree second
och Of the Beverly selling Pure White Winter Oil
only lr gallon Warranted TO stand the cold
thor without congeaing burn all night every
fIcot Just tie article required Tor the winter months.
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Johnstons majority in above counties. zee. 4S25
Democratic majority, In 1874 ............. 3,0oS
Wing gain. .................. 1888
COUNTIES TO BE HEARD FROM.
oUNTIEs TO BE HEARD FROM

Wilmot's district it will be observed gave heavy
majority against Johnston, (viz Tioga Bradford and
counties) 1920 majority in the aggre-
gate-a proof that the wings received very little aid
from the free soil men. Wimot's majority in his
district was 400 showing difference of over 600
between the vote received by him that of
johnston IL the free soil men bargained with tho
wings, the former were certainly treacherous. ''
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FROM ST. JOHN, N. B-We have ST. John pa
pers to Oct. l1th The following Item is all we
md worthy OF extract The Lord Bishop of Frederic
ton, who lie now on tour through the province arriy-
ed in this city last week from st. Andrews and on
SATURDAY afternoon. held a confirmation in Trinity
chuich, when nifty young persons confirmed,
chsrscter On Sunday evening, his lordship held a
cohhi nation at st. Luke's church, Portland, when
about twenty-six were confirmed. Yesterday, the
Bise proceeded to Lake Lomond for the purpose of
holding a confirmation at that place While in Char
loite county, has ord'hip confirmed twenty five per-
sons at St Andrews, twenty nine at ST. Dayid,s and
twenty ut st. Stephen.
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usty o. SILK moesi In for the fall style
hats the establishment Of the subscriber who will
challenge competition KIN wing how useless It would be for
uacturer, not having his fac atemptto compete
with him. Neither will he ask gentleman to DO at the
trub Of examining his hats he has To know
alton his the frequent OF pleasure
TO his customer who hnvc the satisfaction of owing that they
ars while other dema five dollars fox
An inferior article GENIS ala Broadway
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During the last week 0S5 alien passengers arrived at
boston eeo pad head money, 143 have been here
before, and IL bonded.
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FROM HAVANA The British steamer Forth ar.
rived at Ship Island on Tuesday last, and her mail
came up to town yesterday. Her dates are to the
18th ult from Havana. The orig Selma, Capt Block
also arrived from Havana yesterday having sailed on
the 23d ult In the papers received by u.s. we nd nc
local news OF any interest. The markets for Ameri
can produce, We learn, verbally, had improved. We
dated the 9TH ut giving account Of the revolution
In Guatemala 1t Is no later, though fuller than the
report OF the same events received from Belize 1t
fully confirms Carreras overthrow and departure for
Mexico. The details of Central American potics
would be OF no interest here " 0. Picauune, Oct s.
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TIE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR IN PHILADELPHIA

TIE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR IN PHILADELPHIA.
BY correcting returns Of the vote In this city
and county for Governor we find that Johnston's
majority. in the whole county, 10 some hundreds
larger than we at first ,ummed 1t up.
Majerites for Johnson ...................... 600
Longstreth. ..............".. 1,66s
Johnson's majority. .................. 5,032
This includes every district In the county setting
down Port Richmond and Penn district as claimed
by the locofocos.
AUBURN, N. Y, Oct. 13-A. M.
Wilmots majority IN Susquehannah county, is
1900, and in Tioga, 700, making, with Bradford,
a total of 3,400 In the district Longstreth's ma
jori'y IN susquehanna, is 200, and Bradford 40
The result in Tioga Is not yet known.
Campbell (whig) Is elected to Congress, in
Erie district, Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13-9 =. M.
Clearfeld county gives Longstreth 502 msjo.
rity.
Official returns from Montgomery county, give
johnson 4,6i5, and Longsteth, s,2ls.
In Philadelphia city and county, the official
returns show majority for Johnston, of 4,O6I
Venango gives Longstreth, $50.
James X. McLanahan, dem, hasbeen elected
to Congress, IN the 10Th district
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Johnson's majority. ............. 5032
This includes every district In the county, setting
down Port Richmond and Penn district as claimed
by the locofocos.
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Coat made TO ordr from fr.nch cloths s6 sll
for so A Sacks Oyercoa's Pants and Vests finely
made at prices which aonh natives oreigners and
others Perhaps mine is the only where goods all
bought for cash down therefore, can be sold low
c. u. CLARKE. ll6 William street.
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Winter Oii.-B. AIbro ~ Co., IOs Division

nfor ed that the cheapest and best of
wg half hads Of long hair aud other
harris Medhurst Heards ~ Maiden Lane Tho
trade supplied.
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good Boots hoes and Carers mt JONES Ann street,
the American Museum First quality Of French Calf Dress
Boots 81 o second DO s 50 IN 81 Congress Boots from So 80
10 81 French Patent Leather Boots 81
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Plants, pInnts-AH those who


furDh cir house and paors wi fine plants fail ts
be at aldsy Mulers auction ROOM Wall street. this day
at II o'clock, arc there is some fine plants ofr.
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IVN vi III Tx IHIH NHIO
Time S:16-S.32-S:3S

BALTMoRE RACEs.-The races take place In Balti-
more on wednesday next, 18th instant and continue
three days The stables Of Messrs Hare Laird Green
and Tally, will be there and exciting sport Is antic
pated On the four mile day, Fashion ard Bostona
will contend Numbers from this city going
20 witness the second between these celebrated
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Gra gu plants are uade on tbs score The
the fact that the shape not right KNOX No. 25 Fulton
street. patterns the st 60 the head His eye Discerning
be NJ the remedy Some heads triangular
hers oval and brows almost square Knox
we'll as peases
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Wigs and Toupces. W

Wigs ana Toupces. we would advise ALI
persons wishing superior scalp call at BatchelorS
examine tho hest
in the city would inform strangers that Mr. Bs newly
vented wigs silver medal the last fair the Amo-
ricap Instituta. Enough said- copy the address.