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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23


cee,is 10 give bis views. The disapproba
ION Nth ahieh the liquor traffic is now re
] -afded he attributes to moral and edaca.
liopai influences, and locks 10 progress II
reform from The same Influences. i.egisla.
ltian to be effective, ba says, shaal3 not adj
Vance beyond public opjaion. The pres
Ient law he regards d. being toa strict and
therefore not enforced, remaining dead
letter up5n our statutes. He fsyors It's re
ipeal and iaste4d--tha Maiae Law? An,
ia8. bat i4dieiaas license System. Well,
i've asrae with the Governor, practically
aatipsio lis wsare q hin a2an The subject
Iof temperance. BI{ then, permit e. Il
add. ac loa't bel.eyeit witAia tue power 81
.snse, 1T an4als--lem5us, rataer-to con
ccct license system which ieoald Be jlli-
cioas The "Mohawk Dltciimln" eN
pressed our mind exactly whea he said,
thsl seFery dfulkard ID tie land should
lave a rum kcg fastened to bis back, and
aD bieh should be inscribed o gi!ded let
tiers, j y ~ The license system. Were
.ba DatcLnsn's law enforced, we would
iad Stnbsds ID bigh places p eur State
.nd ao where more Pefsisteally nar con
sistaatly than inthe gaheraaloria chair
The Governor says that Legislation T. 81.
effective shealJ nj advance beyond pub
sic opinion" Whk IA liz Hot then, d iteI
people are camaraas fara Mine Lev, Or
some similar euaeiment, rec mmend the
Legislature II pass s9ch law aad submit
Iit e. pablo opinion! II Naaid certainty
1aave been more consistent and VI the SAM
SINS have gwen mere Satisfaction. Ba
must aol dwell too long Ell this sub
Ijact
/ The teath theme introduced ia tho in
tfsrmia4bte ho5bg aol Lie fy.3-pap.lis-
4file,Qr d Toe D,s algjpes river Improve
aaat This Improvement is a PeHyes
acaaas a5oa tie STATE. Il i a vullurs
kaaatog At its vitals, a vampire sucking IL.
t5c's t3oad II feeds a hos II hungry If
iee-ssshcfs aud iaPose rishes tho State VI
pa5..c baa-. AK loF aa aPPFoPri slion q
LANDS irora Congress i5r Railroad purposes,
md the ouelu3n i III oace directed to ,he
a3nstiag aireadY m-da tie Safe. 10 i'm
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

Hon, joins w CRICKET, sou of the col.
broted DaVy Crochct, died suddcul}y il
Memphis, on The 9th uIt,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

EvER9 portion Of the hog is nov used
b. Cincinnati packers, except the graat
and tho s4ucal,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

a cotemporary in speaking Of that sio-
y Of Mr. Chaplin Of Pa~paw Grove, travel
Ing from California to his home in 3
DAYS. got up by the r / Republican say :.
The story beats Kit Carson and CULVER
too. .
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

Close OF NAyIGATIoN.--On SUNDAY
he l2th Inst, the Lamartlne landed at
this place, being the last boat Of the sea
sou. On Saturday last, he 18th, people
crossed the river on the ice, and on Tues,
DAY heavily laden wagons were crossing,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

The following good 'un we found in the
key hole Of our sanctum--.he author well
showing we can appreciate good Scotch
wiiliesm:
NATIVE VITA farmers wife called
TO her cowherd jock, come in to your
parrilch, Of lhe fees Ill a drown 10 the
milk" to which the urchin roguishly re-
Piled, There's nae fear, they may wade
brought" His mistress indignant at
tdis aspersi2n Oh her Iiberality, exclaimed,
I"What, 70 loon, that's saying We diana
get enough" "Ol,aye," said jock, "tbere's
ye enough Tor the parritch."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

csNfRTs Tl4N o. CHeNisrRY NJ rae HEAEIss
Agr.--fhe fact thar .4Etf'l Chsvy Rtt1rat i.
ehen5esl discovery, faay explain WAY the DIS.
taguGsb d Professors Of thai saicaee, 5 lass,
II tehcoek, W bster ARA Cteveinnj,) nave given
their certificate in is favor ue could better
Judge Of Z merits than these eminent men, aad
t4eir names would BE- d sufficient guarantee 81
its value. If cNpereHce had NOT already F'aVct
to The public that il il one Of the most eii.ctuai
remedies ar affections Of The throat and iaags
eyrr before them - sre9ltff R"ris,r
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
.hIs Meek
aNErER TO OLD TO LEARN

How frequently do we hear the remark
from persons not above thirty five years Of
age, "If were younger would study. bot
Ism getting too Old 10 apply myself r.
study Here is ''consderatioa" tor
.9cb-we take il from the private letter IF
friend aho is cid enough 10 be a grand
tather:--
There is a DR.. D. boarding here With
Il Who i thorough classical scholar.
IN study ing Latin and Greek under him
aad have made great progress. read fl
Is lines Of Virgil yesterday and toby.
lie says that will be an accomplished
classical scholar in few months, with the
new system BY which he teaches. have
$50 a new system oil Arithmetic. lwouId
not part with il Tor the world. can do
any d your complex and obstuse sums re
qairing BIZ The old method a slate full vi
figures, with almost single dash Of the
pen. acknowledges" says Shakspear, sis
he wing whefewith We fly 10 Heaven
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
RECOMMENDED TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY.

D.. SToHMs CrarasAErn ScoIcH G. CGR CNtY
TIL. most popular remedy ior Lang diseases.
introduced ia the United states. This prera alton
cennot De too highly recommended 10 the Medical
Faculty. as AID In their practice. lcry often
where patients of delicate constitution reject all 9th
.r Medicines on acconut OF their nauseous taste
This iii prove acef ptable and eicatious. Some Of
our medical friends aho are acquainted with the
leading articles used in the composition 81 Or.
storms scotch Cough Candy. pHrchase II OF US as
regularly the other indispsnsaslas orhe Office.
BARNARD BRO y co.. 81 Louis Mo-, General
Agents for the United States and the tanahas.
Price one Dime per Roll; Rolls for % cts, or stPer
Dozen.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants Of Davenport,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07
THEfPI4A.TFORMlS.
THE iWHIG PLATFORM.

The Whiss of the United States, in convention Assem-
6sa rn aahng TO The great xS @
now as ever Lely; upon The ints,senee 81 he Ameri
self government and their continued devotion the Con.
and the Union do proclaim The io1wing as The
nett and maintenance of which their national
| as party is effected. = = :, -. ~ :.
| I. The Government of the United States is of limited
and is confined 10 the exercise of powers
ressiy granted by the Constitutions and such as be
necessary and for CARRYING The granted into
full execution and that all powers not thus granted or No.
| spectivcly and to thepcoPc.
q The State should be held in their
and the Union should be revere
and watched as '.thc palladium of our liberties"
the warmes sympathy OF the Wing party we stl adhere
cd in his Farewell Address keeping ourselves
all entaEsnG alliances with foreign countries and Of never
Republic is not to propagate opinions or
impose other countries form OF government by
fce but to teach by example and show by our
moderation. and Justice, the blessings of scligov
ctnmsnt, and the advantages OF free institutions
L. That where the people make and coniro; the Govern
re they should obey its Constitution, laws and trea'
tics, they would retain their seErespcc and the re
,fect which they claim, and will enforce. from foreign
reverb. -aH.tts. ..l.E
tn tcctcst economy, sufficient for the
thereof in time of peace ought 10 be mainly dcri
and il evyng such duties sound policy Iequss lust
ties waen prac ieable whereby suitable encouragement
be assured to American industry equally 10 all Glass;
c. The Constitution vests in Congress the power TO open
repair bors and distractions from navga
rivers; expedient that Congress shall exercise
that trerer such improvements necessary for
20, WITH esn aons Or the states; such
improvements being in every instance, national and
| cral in their character
= The Federal State Governments parts OF
sys,c alike for the common prosperity
security ought TO be regarded alike with cordial,
habtal, and immoveabc attachment Respect for the
authority of each aud aequesoence in the constitutional
OF each, duties required by the ic> con-
sideraon Of national OF State and individual wclfs.
s. The series acts of the 3st Congress, conlIul:y
Compromise Adjustment (hc act for the
recovery fgvcs from labor incudcd.) received
acquicsced by the Wings of the United States
final settlement in principle and substance OF the subjects
which relate and these concerned,
will maintain them, and insist their enforcement,
until time and experience shall the necessity
OF further legislation 10 guard against The evasion of the
IA the hand and the abuse OF their powers on
the other, impaTng their present efficiency TO carry
requirements the Constitution. and deprc
cate all further agitation OF the questions thus settled,
dangerous peace aud win discouncnaEcc all efforts
10 continue such agitation whenever, wherever
however made; and will maintain this settlement
essential 10 the nationality of the Wing party and the in
tcsrity OF The Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07
BY the National Line.
FOR THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

NEW YORK, OCt. D..
The Asia arrived to-day from Liverpool, with 3
days later dates.
Lord Harding has been appointed Commander
in Chief of the Army in place of Wellington.
One-thrd of n million of dollars have been re-
| ceived from Australia this week.
Napoleon said Lyons. in reply to the cry OF
Vive La Emperor ' It effects my heart more than
any announcement which the country can make.
have but one OBJ ect to reesabsh, for it is diff
cult for me to know under what name can best
act. If the humble title of President will do, do
not want TO change it for Emperor.
Still more floods have occurred in the Rhine.
The French ship Granville was plundered at
Madagascar.
Matters between France and Belgium are becom-
ing serious in relation TO the tariff.
Jenny Lind has given 400,0 900 Rix dollars for n
girls school in Sweden.
The Earl of Derby intimates that Wellingtons
funeral will take place as possible after the
meeting of Parliament. He will be buried by the
side of Nelson in st. Pauls.
Advertisements appear in the London papers for
the establishment of Joint stock companies for gold
mining in Australia and Virginia
A terrible inundation has occurred on the Rhine.
Seven villages are submerged.
AdviCeS from Helena state that the American
brig Mary Abelne, put into the river Congo, here
she was attacked by 5000 Ofthe natives. The Eng
lish brig of war Dolphin went to her assistance,
and fired upon the natives n heavy discharge of
shot and ball, the assaans fled, and the brig was
MARKETS.
CorroN.-Thc sales for the week ending on the
25th, at Liverpool, amounted to 10000 bales
New Orleans fair Ct ; do middling 5; upland fair
G; do middling 81 /; the demand has been moder-
ute, and prices in favor of buyers. Sales TO spec
ulators 5000 bales. Sales for two days, 90 bales
of which spectators took 2500 and exporters 1000.
Corn market unchanged-nIoderate business do
ing, small speculative demand and sales chiefly TO
home trade, .....a
WmEAr-Whitc 6s. Sd. and 6s.. Cd. Red 5s. Cd.
and IS. l0d.
FLoUR-Phladclphia DIS. and 2ls. Cd. Balt-
more 2ls. and 2lS. CDR Western Canal 20S. Cd.
CoRN-Ycllow 2Ss. Cd. 29s. White 29s. n
29s. Cd. .....4.- a.5 sua...-.l .. ft..-s.... .rs
PRovIsIoSs-Bccf, holders pressing market,
prices shade lower. Prime lncSS beef 100 800.
Lard-a small business doing prices firm at t20 Il
$50. Pork, old prime mess "a Il rs. Bacon, prices
one shilling lower. Shoulders % 80. Beef is
from = to 81 lower.
CONGRATULATED unchanged, and moderate bu-
sneSS doing al previous rates.
RICE % %.
SUGAR 4 shade higher.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07
DRY GOODS. ISL .a,,l ~ ~
VIM. T.. Sci By,

M oNRoE STREET, Wheeling Va, is now receiving
lNl his stock of Fall and Winter Goods for JObbg al
mporntios, and from the best manufactures oil
country. carefully selected expressly for the -5-- ID a.
tst-.r l.e 't.IE }JoBBING TRADE. ,F $780,. ~
or the best fabrics designs aud cnlors TO which he
specially solicis examination from lis old customers
aud Country Merchants - ~ .,l
CLoTHSIIs stock consists in part tho hest makers,
and of the usual variety oil cOlois bOil Foreign and
Domestic. ''''- -' 3D.
CASSIMER ES-Blan black and locskin wall az OF 4
great variety OF the choicest .ancy colurs .n.''N
SATlNE1TS-Black Ruc, Stcc. mixed, fancy Green AMI
browns, NC. a very full AMI complete stOdki also
Tweols and Cy. jeans. -.--."t
OVER CoATINGS-Of coorcd blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other sucli goods in variety. - ~
PRINTSA very large stock Of the best makers OF fast
maddor colors. Aswe as tile most common kind
OBJ OF low priced prints for comforts, &c y
DRESS GOODS-GnghaMs, mouse de lains, emb'd lustrc
ylan and fs'd black alpaCas, well as O! Golo,s
OF the best variety. both figured and plain q" -
WHITE (;OOlS-tn extensive stock OF combric figured
and plain, jaconcts Swiss and Scotch mills. ln
dia, book, thread and cotton laccs, cdsipgs, etc,
in variety, also Irish linens. VI a /, . ltf..5.ll.;l
CAPSMcns, boys and childrcns velvet and cloth caps
''r'' also Mexican hats, most desirable lot ~. ~
ALSO-Shawls, ribbons, hoSicry, uinbreas, brown and
blcachcd muslins, shifting, Checks Ticking, &c
&c; together with full and complete stock of
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanted; and altoscth
or feel well assured my stock is so complete that
when it is examined and the prices told, 1t will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior TO any
.. stock of Goods before offered in the market
aue2i W. r. SELBY.-,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07
FROM BOSTON.

NMw YoRK, Oct. C.
The Democrats of the 9Th District Of Boston
have nolnited w. Thnyer for Congress, and Il. F.
lIallet for clectnr.
The British residents Of Boston are 10 meet to-
morrow and have consultation in regard 10 ar
rangements for demonstrations of respect 10 the
Duke of Wellington.
There was meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Vermont Central Railroad. The Committee APP
pointed made lengthy report on the state OF al
fairs, exculpating Iic Directors from the charges
made against them. Mr.. Quincy states that the
prospects of the Road are much more favorable
thnn they have been, and the returns largely in
CreaSing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07

ENLARGED BAsis.-Business on an enlarged ba-
sis is exemplified by Messrs. McCLALLESs& kSox,
who for years have not only been building up for
themselves an extensive Boor, SHOE AND LEATHER
BUSINESS but have opened new avenues in the
market o: Wheeling and the surrounding country,
into which new dealers have come, and done q
profitable business. We have this remark from an
observing and enterprising dealer in the same line,
in this city.
Country dealers who have never dcaltwith Mcssrs
Nee. 81 X, and who have no conception OF the
extent of their stock, will do well 10 give them n
call, before going East. Retail customers need not
be reminded that the Fall and Winter assortment
at the "Big Red Boot is adequate 10 all ther
wants.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07
CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET.
Valuable Lot, and
EOiT, PR

COIL THI VIE IL T OH bS.IIIIS. :
INE undersigned offers for sale, lot numbered sixteen,
in square numbered Two situated on tho North West
corner Main and Quincy Streets This is without doubt,
time, the valuable building LOT In the CITY
WILL ALSO sell all tile COAL held by me in Trust
for Mrs. Emily a. Zane. in Wheeling HILL lying South OF
that owned, and worked by Philip Sutton. This coalpnv
cgc embraces twenty five thirty that has
been worked besides age amount lying in the old
works, great portion OF whehcan yet be got out An
sold with il. For terms, &c, apply ,,.
Sep29-2wd FRANCIS i. ARMSTRoNt'.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07

TIE F.rs.-Our paper to-day is largely occnpi-
ed with the list of premiums to be dispensed by
the fair of the Ohio and Brook, County Agriculture,
and the Mechanics and. Manufacturers Fair, to be
held on the Island on the 26th and the 9th inss.
We cannot too strongly urge the utility of our
citizens being prepared with the best specimens OF
their products their skill and handicratt. Wheel
ing can make a good show in this way, and we hope
she will not fail 10 do it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,


FOR HUI 4 II L \ " l..
This Lamp, for producing Yorake Light, is confidently
reconfmeile las superior any other n0,r in
TIME LIGHT is produced by the burning Of acrorn
Gas, which emitted in bcautild Jets from small per.
loations in l'atina.
The Gas is eeleia as is used by the heat ofs
acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp. Thus il is perfect and portable apparatus
eating: and burning acriiorn Gas
Its instruction is SUCH that all possibility OF accident
IFS arrange ncnt renders liable get order than
any kind Lamp requires no cleaning and trin
ming Oil and CampheDc Lamps and burns equally
WELL either with without glass globe or shade, anti per-
fccily free from smoke or odor. ..... .-...... j..
The opinions scientific he learned from the TACT
thai Annual Fair tie American Institute, in lSi
SILVER MEDIA awarded to the Inventor, and hi.
ploul to the at the il pronounc.
cd tile HEST Lie lit ever exhibited to The Institute
Tic above for gale, Wholesale and Retail by
J. X. DUNIiAM ~ co.
. No. IS Monroe St, near tho Pos: Office
scp17 ara Wheeling, va.
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-I-..o,r,yr IurrovEMEyr ~ run PonK, CATTLE,

Fl -I,.o,r,Sr IMPROVEMENT ~ THE PoRk, CATTLE,
On. .xp Soar AND CANDLE DusINEss.-
q ,,.h.sIipr bids fair 10 become an extensive Pork
1I,rd Oil emporium. Although considerable
4 ,-;nsss in the Pork line has been done here fol
.,ns wears past. there has been no establishment
-,;.,, would rival those in Cincinnati, Louisville
=, Madison but one is now being constructed
,b will not only do this, but will combine in It's
',rsr,l departments, the most extensive operations
:, Ia, and beef slaughteriug and curing, and the
-.,rf,cture of Lard Oil and Soap and Candles
4 ,,,rs WARREN, DUNLAP & Co. are now erecting
+ . ,be Creek bank, near the terminus of John St,
=. establishment which will embrace all these ope-
,;ons il, one building, 10 an extent and with a
.i..,v Of arrangement, which will equal any es-
,.hIishment of the kind in the West We might
.,v as brief way of giving an idea of its opera
SONS that the hogs and cattle will be driven into
and will come out converted into all the varle-
,;ss Of cured hams, fresh beef, tallow and lard,
-,,,lo all, soap and candles.
Tn. main building, of stone and brick, is 126
nv 90 feet, 81 feet high, embracing. in one OF its
DIVISIONS, stories, and is divided into sections,
Min the main building is attached the slaughter
house, 40 by l26 feet.
Tb. middle section embraces the cutting and
.,tos rooms co by 40 feet. The section at one
.ud Of the building, contains smoke houses, and
that at the other end contains the rooms for the
manufacture OF soap and candles, portion OF the
streaming apparatus, and the ice house.
The hosting is to be performed by steam en-
zine. and the streaming,o rendition of the lard and
i,Ilow, by tanks heated by the steam from the en-
CINE boilers ~ -salst.1. rtssg.
From the bridge of the slaughter house, which is
m level with the floors of the cutting and salt
ing rooms the slaughtered hogs and beeves will be
p,sed directly in by machinery, for cutting sailing,
smoking, nc.
With these arrangements, 1000 head of hogs,
and 100 head of cattle can be slaughtered and cur
ed and the ofTal transferred TO its several DEPART
ments, in one day.
1t is contemplated to have it in operation by the
first Of November next.
In this establishment Messrs. WARREN, DuSLAr
* Co., have contributed to Wheeling an improve
nent beneficial TO the city, and in which they de-
serve to do all extensive business. WeunderStand
thatthey have already made contracts TO the amount
Of $4,000.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In Chancery. Ft5,
yirginin; At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Ohio county in the month Of September Sa
benjamin Jacob, Complainant
Rachel Jacob, widow, and William
Lac oh and John Jacob, children and
hcr law OF Nicholas Jacob deceased, Decni1Hts
and Samuel Stokcy AMI Sarah Jane his
wife. -
The complainant having filed supplemental PHI TO revive
c st asans the said dccniats and the said Rachel ia
cub William, Jacob John jacob, Samuel Stokcly and Sa
ra Jane his wife not having entered their appearance and
apcarine by satisfactory proof that they not nhab.
tants of the Commonwealth of virginia-On motion ut
the complainant by counsel. il is ordered that they do
,npear here within due publication of this
order and do what may he deemed necessary TO protect
their in This suit, and that copy OF this order he
orhwith inserted in newspaper published IN The city
of Wheeling weeks succcssiv eiy and posted al Inc
front tic Count house Of Ohio county on the irst day
OF the rey county To be held for SAID county.
4 COPY Tcs,c, ALONZO LORING,
cSclsonS .iw (scptt1) Clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07

REGALn.-Thc attention of persons DESTROYS OF
procuring Odd Fellows, masons, Red Mems, or
Sons of Temperance Regalia, is invited to the ad-
vertiScmcnt of Gibbs and Smith, for whom Mr.. u.
#. Fay is the agent in this city. The Encampment
regalia for sale by Mr.. Il. is most magnificent, and
can be had at unusually low prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-07
va1uab1e Real Estate for Sale.

303 0eR1O'
NE undersigned following property for sale all
i of which he will dispose of on accommodating terms
to-wit ...-lt-r i....
Lot square six Main street North OF
anu adjoining Nicholson Buildings This is OF tho
most bic building Lots in the City.
Also about 160 Losi South Wheeling Gate Rcletown)
many OF these equal any in that addition 10 the City
Also valuable Lots on the Island add:
ton to the City.
Also large number Bucna Vista, Churchill
No 1 and Churchill No. Q, additions to the City.
will in parcels to suit purchasers mich of
the within the corporate limits OF Wheeling as has not
laid into lots being upwards OF One hun
bred Acres and being the in the occupancy oil
Abraham Altman, and held by me in trust FOR Mrs.
Emily Zane.
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NEW Y0RK-SAILING OF THE STEAMER
WIN. PENN-COLLISION AT SEA.

NEW foRK, Oct. G-NOon.
The Steamer Vim. Penn going to sea last ev en-
ing came in contact with the Schooner Arlington
of Georgetown emitting the Schooner's larboari bow
off TO the waters edge. The steamers cnt-watcr
was Knocked OF and her rigging was considerably
damaged. r.
The Schooner was towcd to the city to-day.
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McCLELLANS & KNOX, nal
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Il,
BOOTS AND SHOES, {m@
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Leather aud Findings
,- in. at the nell kno,oH stand q s+la
of the
BIG RED BOOT. N
BIG RED BOOT.

WI are receiving from Eastern Mlnuiac
w Establishments OF the largest aud best manuiC
tured assortment oos and Shoes, Fall and Winter
wear, offered in this or any other market They have
been manufactured ORDER according to our direc
TONS and intended expressly for retailing 10
regular customers, and all others who may favor with
CALL unusually large variety of Roos and
Shoes which we guarantee equal in quality Of nateal and
workmanship those manufactured in this part OF
the United States Our stock will be found TO consist III
part, OF the following scasonablc goods: