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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-02
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BowsRy THEATRE The entertainments for this
evening consist Of the drama called Kenneth !" with
M Eddy and Miss Heron in the leading characters
The concluding piece will be the Butchers Dog Of
GheDtn in which Mr.. Cory and his surprising dog will
appear.
BRoApwAY THEATRE Mr. Forrest still continues TO
sraw nc mense houses To night he plays Othelo Con
way as lago' Madame Ponosi as Desdemona and Mrs
Abbot that II Emilia. The entertainments NIL term
nate with the farce If Good for Nothing"
NiBlo's GsRpEN-The comedy of Young AMERICA
VII! commence the entertainments Mr.. and Mrs Sloan
and Mr. Whea'leieh in the principal parts The con.
ead5nR feature will be the ballet OF the Barber of as-
VILE" with Mile Pougsud and aenorita Soto the parti
cuiar stars.
BuRroa's THrArnr--Burton By his good manage
mept stil continues in successful The pieces
selected for this evening the Wreck Ashore y aud
7" Robert Macae,n in which al the star comedians OF
his establishment viii appear, and az usual delight the
audience,
NATIONAL THEATRE The amusing piece called The
"Oid Continental" will commence the enter ta,nments
this evening This will he followed by the tight rope
snd Charles WHITTIER. The next feature will be the
Magic Trumpet" and an Irish drama concludes all
WALLAcKs LYoEuM.-This theatre has become ex.
eeedngly popula- The bouse Is well filled every night
and the audiences give warm marks of their appreciation
10 night the anlsemsnts commence with The Rvals,n
and conclude with Mephstopheies.n The School for
scandap' On Monday evening.
NEw York THEATKF-Ths perform at this theatre
elose tonight Mr Stark, excellent actor, and
great favcrie takes his benefit hoped his rens
viii give him a bumper The Lady Of Lsons,n and toe
Goodies are The pieces selected, stark and Chnnfsu
teirg the stars
AMERICAN MUSEUM This prize Drama OF the Orphans
Dean which il every night received with the utmost
subtraction by crowded bousee, is 10 be repeated both
this afternoon and eyenicg, with the attractive
cast
CrrsTy's OPERA HousE-CbEitty's band OF MINISTRIES
advertise q fine programme Tor this evening.
Woops MrnsrKELs to repeat thu performances Of
-as, night, having delighted ciosded auditory
WINES VARIETIES There will be tive performances
this place to-day i'll the Afternoon and in the
evening ,r
MIsEkvA FooMs-A grand movips n yxnh ited at tbs
n. scot,s cempayp ,asIbg. There will be- afternoon
ss4iuJtiI 10 day, %; o'c ocse
Mrs Jois Dean il playing short engagement az CHI
sage after which she gses @ Dero!t where she is
noanc.d TO appear on the An inst.
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BrookIyu civ Intelligence.

ESc.Mrmfrr OF r,if Lone ISLAND MILITARY East
NlW YoRp - On Wednesday morning the regiments
coroI rng the fifth and xih brigades New York State
militia commenced an encampmtn mt on plain at East
New York. and near the line Of the Long Island
railroad. better spot for the purpose could not have
been selected The space embraced area OF several
in extent and the gronrd was level and void OF Oh
strucoDs The tents 20 the number of aboat two hun
drsd pres ented NEAT and interesting appearance and,
when view cd from distance, in connection with the gay
appearance Of tie soldiers had remarkably fine effect
After the necessary preparations on the first day the t
feTont regiments maD1uvIed by their respective
officers and in the afternoon the whole division WIS re-
viewed by Major General Ward which ter minated to The
satisfaction of the officers and to the credit OF the men
who tvnced praieworby zeal in the correct execution
OF tie manauvrss Of war The night passed in the
tented field; and about 10 oclock on Thursday morning
the regiments formed into line. preparatory to the
grand feature Of the occason-the review by Governor
Hunt. Shortly after ii O'Clock the Governot with his
sta accompanied by escort. arrived on the ground
amid savo Of artillery and passed the troops in review
the bands playing "Dal to the Chie as he advanced
along the line. Taking eligible position the division
passed in review before the Commander in chief after
the marquee Gen. Duryea wher, he visited by the
officers and ladies and gentlemen vsisers the ground
The Governor affixed IN plain suit of black, with
cbapeau and sword. His STAFF being in full dress, COM
prised =
j. Webb Engineer in Chief.
Il. +. Bruce, Inspector General.
l. w Smith Adjutant General.
Daniel Lee, Comaissary General.
II G.. Campbell, Aid de- Camp.
II Major Adams, Military Secretary.
The whole force OF the encampmenu comprised the rei
uens of the Filth and Sixth Brgades The officers pre-
sent were Nau, Col y. ~. Geek, inspectors
Col G d. Head Quarter Master; Nsj Dusenbury, Pay
master; Maj Wkens, Aid de Camp and Col. To,npkins
The Fifth Brigade, Brig Gen Duryea commanding is
composed Of three regiments the 10th Cavalry Col
Crooke 18th Infantry Col. Abel Smith aud l4th In
fantry Col J. g Smith numbering about $50 men
The Sixth Brigade comprising the 18th Re ymeot, Col
Hamilton and 10Th Regiment, Col. Hampstead, NUN
bered about 400 men.
During the afternoon the tents were struck and the
sembed military departed for their homes.
Y The weather during the encampnent was cool ana
agreeable and the display taken altogether passed OF
satisfactorily Notwithstanding the serenity OF the day
and the easy from the city the number present nc
the time Gov Hunt reviewed the troops exceedingly
meagre, which owing, probably to msunderstand-
ing to the time. The suppotion generally entertained
that II would off in the afternoon. Towards
evening there large increase Of spectators although
n At 81. oraI nd
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are twenty five feet front, and four stories high.
The first stories will be occupied as stores They
will be finished this fall and win cost about o. 600
eaoh
Mr.. Martin is building dwelling house in Forty
ninth street, near Eleventh avenue 1t il a cheap
house, and will not cost over 81 600. II 10 twenty
five feet front, and three stories high
In Forty ninth street, near Eleventh avenue,
there are two snail frame houses building. They
will cost about 81 900 each.
In Eleventh avenue, near fifty. first street, there
is fine store building 1t is twenty five feet front,
fifty feet deep, and four stories high. The first
story Is constructed Of brown stone. II will be
finished this fall, and will cost about $1,000.
In Fifteenth street, near Broadway, there are i've
dwelling houses Of present finishing They are very
neat houses for that part Of the city. They are
three steries and basement high. They viii cost
about 81 GOO each.
Dir. Higeahan is building two stores in Eighth
avenue, corner Of Fifty frst street They nearly
finished The first stories are constructed OF brown
stone; they will cost about $4,000 each.
In Fifty. second street, corner OF Tenth avsnue,
there are six frame houses now erecting. They
are email, two story houses, and will not cost over
60 GOO
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Hen Mass The ceremony Of n solemn high mass for
the late Mrs. Mary Ironside, performed this Inorn
ing at the Roman Catholic Church. in Second street The
Rev Bessrs. Malone Veruta and Cummings dictated;
Brooklyn. The learned divine commented III feeling
terms upon the many thousand associations that rushed
to bic memory by the death Of the lady who OF
the earliest friends OF his CHILDHOOD Speaking upon
death and its consequenceshe It inspires in the
heart Of manhe beautifully alluded to the power faith
~ mparng conelation for that since faith teaches
that death our universal destiny We should not place
our elections upon things below, which ira history
and hseting, and which crumbe in the decay Of
time, but turn to that one grand and important
conslderstior-the welfare OF the soul The bitter
ness OF death be described being done away
with by faith In a blessed immortality. Or. Pise
pext dset upon matters connected with the family Of the
deceased lie stated that in 1916 her husband the Rev
George i. lronsde then pastor in ths Episcopal
church having seriously inquired into the truths OF Chris
uaity teparnted from the ETiscopsan and joined thu
Catholic Church ScEering n be did, by giving up u
cratiye emolument and hn estangement Of his friends
who forsook him yet by his learning and talents he was
enabled to suImouut his difficulties and when he settled
IN washington IN the District of Columbia the gifted Of
the young men Of that city rallied around MIN and there
the late Jehn Quincy Adams placed him in conspicuous
ONCE IN the department OF State The wife Of Mr. ron
side changed with her husband and by her faith ard yr
tue she consoled him under every risuaon The learned
Doctor aeo the subject VI the Immortality OF The soul in
language beautiful and impressive ana finally abiding to
me deah OF Mrs Itonade be slii-he Is not dead hut
aeep0th Tor the death OF the Christian Ia only repose
from labor Abiding TO 81. Augustine praying at tse
altar Tor his mother. Admonca, anC the Hebrew General
Judas haccabeas 10 the temple, Offering up prayers for
the brave men who fell IN battle Dr. Pse conclaoed by
on prevailed for the Language CT the learned divine was
both sol,mp and instructive Mrs Ironsi1e died suddenly
while on visit cm Washington 8. her sisters In WI
hamsbnrg. her rsnfins were rent 10 washington 70 I've
inferred In accordance with her expressed wish along
side o. Tie emsins Of her husband. williamsburg Isme
Sept n.
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Thomas Mclean was stabbed at Philadelphia, on the
10Th ult, at the fire in Dlvyn street. BY some person
unknown.
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dred dollars on the result in the State. was mott
witness to any Of those bets being accepted. Til
excitement here died away Immediately Scott ed
ana everything Is now quiet as though no Presided
GA, candidate had passed within Eve huudra
miles Oh the place for the last six months.
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married woman, named Kllen Foley, aged about
thirty eight years and the mother Of two children fell
down IN nt IN Commercial street. Boston, the 10th
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CENSUS OF THE FIRST DISTRICT or New Or
LEAss-Beow VIC give Gays the New Orleans
Crescent CITY, of Sept. 25), the complete returns
Of the census Of the First district a. furnished by
the Commission ers -
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MISCELLlAlNEl)IJA

NEWGARPETsA AT REDUCEDP RICA
16 000 YARDS of Carpets at No. 143, Main stree
lO,OOO The Subscriber respectfully informs his eu
tomes and tho public that he has lust returned
from the east now receiving the largest best and
offered in this city, every variety
style quality that be found in the Eastern
pet This stock has been selected with great and
chased under the most favorable Will
enable to Sell them lower than the same quality
goods sold In this city Thosen want Of goods
In line will please call and select om stock OF
5000 yards with 100 different patterns, varying in price
scpt4 = - j. G. HARBOUR. no. 1913. Main al. /
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whig Meeting. ,.s .
, QUINCY FOUNDRY !'
Corner Main md Quincy Streets,

WHEELING, VA ~.
FI,HE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and com
pleted their extensive establishment, are PREPARED &c
public with variety OF Work In their line
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including lenders sum
fronts, fire iron stands, &c. ovens common round
AN EXTENSIVE ASsoRTMENTo OF STOVES,
fncludn the and most improved coal and wood
soves Franklin. balloon, cannon, ten plate keel boat
t,chelor chamber, and parlor stoves, TO o
Hollow ware all its branches Sugar KETTLES OF Sari
Gus sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
Min gearing boat and mill castings Our extensive
md most improved assortment OF patterns our long eS
erence line OF business and tic liberal patronage
rstom in this part OF business Wind mill hay scale
COIN shelter truck wheel, and small wagon Castings
PLOUGHs. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We arc prepared to furnish the patent lever patent hill
1ie Crane, Bull Hornet, Snder, DC We have also sc
cured at this time the eNclusiyc right to manufacture p
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
nipple u,ents in farming at the present day. lsls
Iron rails and eBeng for ceu,eeIies houses, gardens
yeandas &C. Porter's improved graduating twyere OF
{ro-we secured the patent right for several eou
ties, this useful iron and can exhibit
the United States Armory, possessing quanues
81 facilitating the Blacksmths abors, which no Other
1cssesses- Window caps consols, &c In short every
scrapers porch feet vault ceer window and sewer
ratings, &c Wrought iron, nall and spikes, OF the best
claty and at the lowest prices
GSPersons wishing to purchase in our line wholesale
retail, will please give call. AL orders from the
untry be carefully attended to and punctuay filled
= Scrap iron purchased at market prices - y
aug2i 500 n. HAMILTON % ko1EhS.
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features. d.
Wheeling Silk Factory.

a MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
~ stan articles OF the various fabrics now in use at
GILl,S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel.
ing The curious matters invited TO call and
tho process manufacturing and those wishing TO pur.
chac Silks wholesale retail be supplied or reason
NJ Adams, j. s. Forbs', A 0. Fairchd's Marsh & Tay.
lors and O. w. Heisklls, Wheeling, Va, and at James
richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 1l9, Main
Street, Cincinnati o. 49,. sI.-,
Fabrics waIrented all pure SILK and have taken
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair We are constantly
manufacturing stock ia now large and seasonabe,
comprising many variees-velvcts, sans vestnss dress
silks fiscs cravats handkerchiefs, OF white, black,
plaid figured pincd all the newest styles, made oil
best twined silk twed and plain Also, shirts, drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen. 80 =
Please call and paronize this important branch OF Amer
lean manufacture Orders variety osilks pfon
Is executed. -. .fl.I . 80
Merchantable Cocoons and Rceled Silk bought
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

I
1NHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
in the East for the supply of Marble and con.
fnplag the erection OF Steam works. he would invite
ne attention OF Archeets Builders and the public in gen.
The inspection OF his stock, consisting OF Italian
xytian Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
stie which b sold lower than other establish
fnent in the west. 800, ~.
Dealers would find IL to their advantage TO inspect his
Rock before purchasing elsewhere. - d,
his work is done In the elaborate style, and he
,oud invite the attention OF purchasers examine his
satu,ry ard other carved work. Monuments Cen
eaphs Tombs Head foot stones &c. and Grave yard
oE in yaiety being enabled by his superior fac
ma 10 supply this work al considerable lower prices thar
ny other stablishment in the country.
Il - 80 - MICHAEL J. RoHAN,
n '-7. 1 'p Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
.st. and Noaes and Marietta Grind Stones warranet
II the lowest trade prices. f--T aG7r iS.d-
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} uAGNIEICENF sTOCIkiOR 1sao
DRY GOODS; a. Ygsa
VIM. T. SEIBY.5R


ToNRoE STREET. Wheeling Va. is now. RECEIVING
lfl his OF Fall and Winter Goods, Tor Johbng Of
latest mportatons, and from the best OF our
country carefully selected expressly for the .a5l ~ @
gf..t+r .tJOBBlNG TRADE. .-lsis s,iJ = Z t;-
the abrics designs and colors TO which he re-
specially socits examination from his old custonaers
aud Country Merchants. lFIp5ss'''G aA'-t 80 FHS
CLOTHS-His stock consists part OF the best makers.
and of the usual variety OF colors both Foreign and
CASSIMERES-Blain black and doeskin, as wolf ne Ola
great variety OF the choicest fancy colots "
SATlNETTS-Black, Hue, eel-mxed fancy Green and
, Browns, &c. A very full and complete stodki also
Twcsds and Cy. Jeans. 80 ~ z '"s,. t'r-
OVER CoATINGS-Of colored blankets, pilot and beaver
u cloths and other sucigoods in:yarietyJ IL
PRINTS-A very large stock OF the best makers Oh last
madden colors. As well as the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS GOODS-Ginghams, mouse de lains cmb' uatre
, yain and fg'd black apacas, as well as Of colora
OF the best variety, both figured and plain II
WHITE GOoDS-An ertensiye stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills In
dia, book, thread and cotton 1aces, cdGings, etc.
iSn in variety, also Irish linens! 50 .1HA e ~
CAPS-Men's boys and chdrcns and cloth caps.
also Mexican hats most desirable lot.
ALSO-Shaws, ribbons, hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
bleached nluslins. shirtng, checks, Ticking, dc.
gi5 Get, together with full and complete stock Of
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanted, and sltoscth.
err feel well assured my stock is so complete that
when It is examined and the prices told, it viii DO
- found in all respects, perhaps superior to any
stock OF Goods before offered in the markell.
,arge4 I.sf-lT s51T6l als,aEE-- MT. SELBf. Il
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CINCINNATI MYDROPATHHIC Or
Water Cure MT.

!" dGSI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS go
THE above Institution is now open for the reception OF
patients. 1t is located about five miles from the city
The Carthage pike and but lew rods from inc hamil
the sa me distance from Miami Canal in the iont,
eng easy OF to those DESTROYS o. enjoying the
To the lover OF nature few parts the country
Se ,aSeef al s to The
Cue There and art combine, rendering the view
The new la, &c, and beautiful Edihce displays the taste
artist at glance The nealness and elegance Of The
inter combined with the numerous attractions which
present themselves to the invalid, cannot fail to render
s m ooa. % the
at pleasure free from atmospheric Influences in
and neatly iurished Bath Rooms ample and COM
modious being convenient for the Application OF water IN
gymnasium Hall, seyen,y.fvc cct long where patients
will have an opportunity M Their musc9a r
nish establishment are clear pure, soft
spa nsa oh soS and sy
neghborhood remarkable for purity OF
no, think OF more desirable place for those seeking
health, than this Institution 81, $780,.
disease years. begs leave to inform the PUBLIC
that pains win for tho TO health Of
those committed to his care, Mrs PxAsE, who has, Tor
years, devoted her attention to the treatment OF
oT so important staon viii take special charge Of the
female department, Proaysus UteL with IFS train OF
which prostratps energies and destroying the
uness OF large portion Of the fsr SEX will be treated ~
Of any kind 10 this subject we would invite
the attention ladies' all shall expect to
perform perfect euro. tr1lE..A -
Persons visiting by the OF the Cincinnati
Hamilton Dayton Railroad, will stop the Carthage
station. Patients requested to bring two eomforta
bes two BLANKETS two coarse sheets, six towels, and
quantity OF old linen, suitable bandages. Il
TERssThe terms for Board, Medical Services, and All
will be ten dollars per week payable
weekly will subject the patient TO
extra charge deduction will be made to those who
tion Transient persona will BIO charged two dollars per
day. .,z...l - 4, :.
examination -.3t17sioi fris fI0u
| f0I-- - sFf s57 ID. A. PEASE, N. D.. ,itsF.,t ~
! fih Proprietor and Physician.
/ Carthage Hamilton Co.. Ohio. - aug2i.
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NA,Ls.-The Louisville Courier, in its market
report, quotes the price of Pittsburgh nails, and
refers to the inferior quality of Pittsburgh and
Wheeling nails. This is little too bad. There is
no better nails made in the world than the Wheel.
inc nails and every dealer in them in the United
States know this. They sell in Pittsburgh at so
cents more, per keg, than the nails made there,
and the Wheeling brands are in the highest demand
in all parts of the country.
We notice that the reporters IN CINCINNATI ana
Louisville are in the habit of creding many of the
shipments nom Wheeling to Pittsburgh; whether
they do this Intentionally or inadvertently, we
know not; but it is high time they should desist
from such injustice. .ls1sru3 ai..4a-
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HALIFAX MARKETS.

<.
FLouR-Baltimore brands sold at 20s cd. Phila-
delphia same. Western canal 20 to 2Os cd.
ToBAcco-has advanced half pence and is &C.
tive. The weather has been favorable to England
and Ireland for harvesting.
BEEF-New mess lis to 1855.
SHOULDERS, % 31s.
. TALLow, 39s Sd.
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ARRIVAL OF NIAGARA.

CorTox.-Tbe Niagara arrived to-day, the sales
for the week amounted TO $1,000 bales, Orleans
fair 81, Middling ST, Upland fair 6, Middling 81,
the dema nd is fair, and holders firm. There has
been moderate sales to trade stock. American cot
ton on hand amounts 10 All 900 bales, total stock
1000. She brings ITO passengers; the fishing
excitement is overs $4,000 ounces of gold arrived at
Port Phillip. asel -" 100 g.
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REAI % ESTATE SALES

n Houses and lots. for sale.
WILL be sold at Public Sale At cogTs hSase 81
10 O'Clock A. IL lot No 80 situated the North side OF
CLAW street in that part City heeling called East
seized There arc two comfortable brick houses on said
lot The title Is believed to DO ana .aE
be liberal For further information sn9IIs 81
sept14-tas7at -d sh la. e, |, 'otit " !
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CELEpRAr1os-We are requested by the Com
mitee of Arrangements to say that the anniversary
of the institution of Pamela Lodge, No. 50, 1. o.
O. F., of the State of Virginia, will be celebrated
in this city on the 2sth of this month, by process.
SION Grafton and other appropriate ceremonies, and
that the members Of the sister Lodges generally
will participate in the celebration. Theprogramme
of arrangements will be advertised in due time.
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PIIBIIC SALE.
Real, Estate for Sale

Valuable Real Estate for Sale
TIME has the following property for Sale an
ofyhich he will dispose OF on accommodating teths
toxit n. - s9 10 * ~ ,,.... North of
and ADJOINING the Meodeon buildings This Is one Oh 'ne
most valuable building Lots In the City
Also about leo otsin South Wheeling Gale rs.
many of these are equal in that 10 In. dS
tion to the City, Isi.m e.f, p;s., chrrrh I'm
d HSurebili No O. additions to the City aoIi.,
win also sell in parcels to suit 80 noh o.
,a .ithin tbe corporate limits Diminishing as mas not
1aid OF into ots being upwards OF One hun
and being the now in the occupancy OF
Abraham Altman, and now heia oy i''' \" " ~
k11I Syss sine arsso-tl FRANCIS RARMsTRoNG
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NEW YORK MARKET.

7..'.@ Sep. 15-noon.
FLouR-Sales of 5000 bbls. State brand at 4,2I
/ 4,44. Southern do 4,50. is
WmEAT-4500 bush. red sold at IS.
CoRN-SaIes of 5000 bush. mixed at II cts.
BEEF & PoRK-quiet. a..E.:sga
LARD-100 bbls sold nj II 1-2c. sHlr. l
WHIsKY-Sales of 500 bbls of Ohio at 23I
Other things are quiet. az,
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IsouEsr.-An inquest was held yesterday, on
the body of George Williams, who was found on
Tuesday night in dying condition in shed near
Hubbard's Saw Mill, and was taken TO house on
verdict of the Jury was that ne to his death by
intemperance.
He has been in and about Wheeling for some time.
and formerly lived at WellsbuIg. a9s-l