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sTEAMpoAT DEPARTURE

b1GhHA iva 80 80
TLursdny, March 81.
,rnRIIF CALIFORNIA, Ross ....,...........4 m /
sT LOFTS .. CHARLES BELcHER, HAnHIssro a Pn /
PRINCETON FRANK LYON EstRs .,.......'s Pm
Rgp RIVER .....P. DAIMAU, KAY................b PM
oUAcHITA RIVER NEW WORLD MooRx...........s Pm
ALABAMA RIVER. .wErUMPKA, olps..............5 Pm
YAzoo RIVER .oscEoIA, Norm ..............5PM
LOUISVILLE ..GLsNDY BURKE, BKTLvY.....s PM
sIMMsPoRT ........E D. WHITE, PM
CINCINNATI GOLDEN GATE, B.LDSrs FM
CINCINNATI NORTH AMERICA, GnrrsiHs .....5 pm
RED RIVER .PTsER MILLER ALEXANDER. PM
1se- The splendid passenger steamer CHAs |
BEcE GsG s HsTsgss %ss f. ST. LOUIS and 'm
''s m inSf's' THIS Waifs 'sTcAsAs Fulton street.
~ Ship JANE II. GLIDDEN. Capt. Child, |
from ays discharge Pcs, ,t seso .9d n &.
s's p aasas e 5sis day. s
lie sSrs at the risk fl AssRps b. e. ST. Charles
u7- Ship LIZZIE HARVARD, Capt. Lawrence,
S % y sn.. e. S s Gi e
All permitted within five days will be sent the public stores
nS III s'' and '''J.'I IS ST. Charlie. street.
To- Consignees of the following goods to or.
st sshN SI1 Sp @s % ss%.s @sf KNOWN S
Ss q: o s Clerk Gu the IL Ls sS Sas
10 The ship Gov HNoKLEY, Capt. Loring,
e. u ~ h f sooS. q" ii. S sss Ss wiz
De n6 Gssa 'Ap'' W HyNsoN, 80 Camp street.
uy- The ship CHARLES HUMBERTsoN, Williams,
dischagng Post s, Second DIict.
requested attend the receipt Of their goods the
Levee. oEo '" hfNsoN, oo lamp sueet' mnsf
IL The consignees of 100 bbls. Herring,
f * o . saS please s s
ang dschagng Clerk the LeVee Otherwise tAey h be
%bsi Il '"'' G. W. HYssoN 50 Camp street.
70 The bark SUSAN W. LIND, Capt. Sweet
SER Boston, dschargng oppote Post s. First District Con-
Of their goods the LeYee
they will he stored At their risk and expense
m4.l L" H. uaLrt 20 eohthoh kiteet'
| IL Ship NAPLES, VIM ii. Duncan, master,
viii attend
receipt goods goods permitted within
will the public at The and sk Of Tie
thereof j. II. AsilBRDGE CO 50 st. Charles mhls
| L. Ship CALLENDER, Capt Dickman, from
Antwerp ready dehArge her at Post Third District
Cons requested the receipt th freight the
good not permitted within live GAYS viii be sent 70 the
| mhs JP WHITNEY q W. 81 camp street.
&C. The bark CAROLINA, Capt. Sherwood,
from % opposite Peat Frat Dstriet. .consignees
will please attend the fe5pt their goods the Lsse Or tAey
| mhig LEVI H. GALE, ~ Common street.
IL Neither the Captain nor the Consignees
Of tie OLIVER will be Responsible for debts
by the Crew. III WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp inhls
p5~ Neither the Captain nor Consignee Of the
BRUSH ship zEALANDER will responsible for debts c5nhet
ed by the crew. JOHN TOOLE IS Bank Place. mills
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p- Neither the Captain nor Consignee of the
BRUSH ship ZEALANDER viii responsible debts eontne
ed by the crew. JOHN IODLk, IS Bank Place. mills
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n.s- FoR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SURF

Of friends members OF TIE bf and
others A. N OGDEN parish o. Jehsn has consented %
become CANDIDATE for The ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE
SUPREME COURT FROM TIE SECOND DISTRICT. fe9 te
~ composed Of the city Of New Orleans above julia
street m. parishes Jsneraou ST. Charles ST. John Baptist
SUMPTION ASeenson INTERIOR West Baton Rouge
and lbervlle.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscESr, l
Thursday Morning. March "A, 1868. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.-The
l undersigned 10 Renting snd Dwelling
Houses collecting the for aame6uyng selling REAL
ESTATE STOCKS, NOTES OR EXCHANGEwi take the Agency
property nonesdeu and keeping in repair
renting, collecting, etc.
oetl II tyodo sfromC street.
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Nas- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COURT.-Judge A. NJ. BUCHANAN is candidate for the
Office q ASSOCIATE gUSTICE o. TilE SUPREME COURT
Monday April The First Det eomPosed Of the
Parishes Bernard tank Of the ver
Julia jana
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IMPORTS.

BRAzos ST yAeoPer steamship Yacht s! specie Jro Nirf
2Nt5 " L LtbEord .e.-.s0 phslps4t vin-le5l Schmidt
Baus olsoO D 6Snaa~1,ss cr-ssr oa.doo Won
oo 0dRg 30
Harris Morgan-4soO TO order-rcia s7o,1ss.
hso d. ATms,To1g Harris Az e Cary Pr1SH1 Phelps
&eo-sehvsria &Co-E W Benton-J AIehelald order.
wALEs-Per Blade railroad iron
CASKS cas- aGd 1ssr II % ord r.
MAINE-per brig Everglade. Paving blocks 10 order.
JAMAICA-Per brig VIM Clark 10 bales cotton 50 bags coffee
Zaeharie seo-lot fruit to master on beard.
GRAND cALLoU-Per Planter Sugar mola.ss
MATANzAsPr bark Aa; eco hhds ass bbls mOlsses cas
Beehsr AGO.
ATrAKApAs-Per .ehr urbana Sugar molasses order
G a 1og19 sS gls;: 5 %' asi
oT s 5 s e. sas
a. so4 e RaS s de- &C., Rdi fs sSs.
Hngsy G pss M Psr, MsisI BS $ tsOs eS
FelionNos STARK Day saassTl2 sssfs s;kies &co
s raI hS Sse mise sf pass Do Ss
Ss- MspoTeI Mills sosa Sai 3 Ssss m d tsH
sonSs do Dav2O Loeke-2s Edgl, MulOrd &cO-i Whit
RIO JANEIRoPer bark Orient 1926 bgs coffee Eyre.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
LoU1svILEPe steamer Gen Lafayette: SIS sacks Helm
do iSS ses os. 800 bales hay l2 bn -four
Sei Ma fSes SS 90
q 6Sl: potatoes u DO Given
h o saS s6 % s. s Lard di
sS ro ssn 5 S.as mustard H f Hemp ss @
sheetss chord- Pkss Adams deo5i bOs apples order
St Safs5 do isS * Nj
3 S o 90 q S Ai ha S SIS sss sS
AZ s Kse1s p5 S 90 81. sP
S M %s se , S sS ssr M cS S s
FEs Lead PPs Nsao5l ~ pfSaai 9 Foster Sss
u Il DO % 5 81. whisky ogy
r. oi 5 ZEE ips do a4 Ss E1sa s sasss
Wright &cOS S 500 do aeuT 800 SKIS bn orrs Gayle Acc
| to order.
Frank Iyos sssls; Ssoa order
i5rander Williams co2a Dc Mscoaoehe ponPsll? walk
Green Fsyn' Harrison
HIsao ss Do rias's seo's Rasi5f Williams %eo-ss
W,l aGa wsaS. ssC
Ell i5'E,i Ss:e
8 Ind. Sugar e. es5es 1 DC do HiHh1s5I
5sl S5 bs1S. Sss
e Cumming. stewart do Hamilton &Ss
e Wright Williams Brands Williams &co-9s Fsowes
Ssss Greenwood % IS hides is sacks pscaps SSs
sacks beeswan Dbl honey. ETC. Turner Wilson &SO-TOa colt
gALIzEPr steamer Fashion Is bids 90 b!l. mols;'e.
hs II SIS DO Is so fac%
DO a an snde a order ''A'
y, PITTsBUReHPer steamer North America $50 sacks
s ssy a' qal
&coioo bgs maaa pkgss crackers ponnaa-24 pkge gu
- bhs T MOore4 do W Crawiord-l bales
~ Felowes X IL Fraser &co0 Wright Williams
" hid tobacco Shads2 do Turner Wilson &col Levy Ca
WE'LL Campbsio bXs to NJ Ransy4es ii W
!" 10 6 II frellsan &co-sGndries to order.
H. LAFouRCHF-Pers DR. Baev bids W He
" wsAer &eo-25 Lsysssh &eo-2OA Mtenbergsr
81
" LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Music 2 bales II Gilly-
hhds Cammack, Sques WesE6 bbs molasses half do
TAI | Beloeq-4l bils hides l. Mann.
,77 BATON RoCGE steamer New La bbs moasse
an Creevy-i00 do Lauye McCal-20 bbls onions Costa
Of COLD Waterloo d MOsby bales Jno
scd ams33 do Cooper &co Bradley Wlsou &eos Peg
HaiChe-f0 Buchannou, Carroll dco6s Meae Cofman &eo
Nelson Seo-5s Robson Aenia Bogart Foley Aver
Davis Titus hight, Williams &eo-.5 Ward Jonasa
Walker 6eo2 Oven &eo-l2 Mcienore Cnin &eoo r.
Harrson-s Butt Miller &eos fean ponegan &co-s
nnnI SUI 10 z
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Ste6n boats
l-.I4g etc. Brown, from Louisville
Pawnee, Cabs, 81 Louis
Frank Lyon, Estes, from Princeton.
DlnhH, kay, from GTind Eo0te.
Jim Turner, Alien, from jefferson.
Fashion, + got, if0m balze
Sorh AL--s Grsealee, from Pittsburgh.
DE- bAi-y, wilson, LAourchs.
Muse Seek, from Laiouiehs.
ha~ Th'cnA, trGss, from Baton Rouge.
EB -ss.s Mouth Cold Water.
T9wbOat M.s4pP L'er the down and to
.Uih eli and bark Aevalabro't bark Con-
dolio, brig EVerslide, schTs Planter UTbaus.
Towboat Persan, the down ght-brot
alip Sea \ Pc. h aud bark Yankee Blade.
TovboEt war. f.tn Paseswen down hght-broit
ships judah Tous d suffolk, brig Vim Clark
ToEboat NJ S,reek, Sr-, the Pases-went down light
tro's up bark Orient and brig Pacqueta.
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nss- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME

CoRT-we are authorized GEORGE sTRkWBRD Gl
ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE sUPREN
COURT FOR THE SECOND DISTRICT composed Of that portion
Jua the Canal the Lake and the
rAe Of Jefferson, ST. John the Baptist ST. Charles St. James, Aacer
Assumption Laourche Interior Teebonne West Baton hong
AM Iberyle. NOX fOPULi. fes
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Bg Neither the Captain nor the Consignees
British bark ELLEN OLIVER Will he rsponte for debs
CONTACTED by WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp inblg
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OFFICE OF THE yICKsBURG. sHREvE-

PORT AND TLXAs RAILROAD COMPANY. .MoSRoK, L.
January 49, ls5SNoes hereby given that The Books for the sub
the Vckbu Shreveport and Texas Railroad will
be opened of vksburg and hewoeans and in the par
Madison Carroll Morehouse. ouaehia Union Jackson Ben-
Caddo for months from
the LIST day Of February, lsSa N D. COLEMAN Pre
Ion, H. Sec feia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-24

neg Joe W. BURKE is an Independent candi-
ASSISTANT ALDERMAN OF THE THIRD WARD, FIRST
~ composed the old Fifth Sixth ard Seventh Wards.
- and help the old candidate Constable. No caucus
r'ys INV ' mhlg St
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Gs- FoR CHIEF JUSTICE. We are authorized

NS- For CHIEF JUsTICE OF LOUISIANA
CRsIiAN hoSFL Us candidate the office Of CHIEF Jus
1lCE OF LOUISIANA. Ian3i tai'4
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70 state that by request friends Judge TS sLDELL
has c0nBented candidate tho Office Of CHIEF
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT at the approaching cleo
lOu.
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COMpANY-NEw ORLEANS, Fourth Dsrietj March 1883.
Stock this Company hereby notified that
of CENT. (beng hhh insiAmen) will be due
o OF the Company No. - Jackson street, the
FIRST DAY OF APRIL 1853 By order OF the Board
mil IA W. T. GILMORE, Secretary.
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D- The bark CAROLINA, Capt. Sherwood,
dsrs oppose Peat 49, Frat Dtr consignees
mliy LEVI H. GALE, % Common street.
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GALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT COM
NJ MERcIAL HALL, Charles Perdie
open EVERY Illuminated with EVERY
EVENING. children and half
priee. ..
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON, GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
GEN. LEWIS CASS, MAJ. GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
EN.FRANkLIN PIERCE, HON. HENRY CLAY,
HON. DANIEL WEBsl Err, Jenny LIND, -
LOLA MONTH";, Countess Of LAndsiedt BIyooMER Girl,
DR. T. HINES, A. NJ sKUPlNskI murderer Of the Ped
der boy,
aau1 washngtons Reception by The Ladies' the
Bridg Trenton, fewJersey,
of HON JOHN c. CALHOUN h standing BY his side.
PROF ESSOR WEBSTER md DR.. PARKMAN,
CHILD WITH TWO HEADS, and its MOTHER,
THE LORDS SUPPER md THE NATIVITY 10
The DlRAAiA portions % beautiful exhibi-
ton the splendid Painting Of the Battle New
Orleans Shoe Falls Niagara Battle Of the City Of Mexico Broad
way Commanding the SILL
and splendid the Crystal Palace, Worlds
Patrons people Of should not fail % this Ef
lltiou as only here temporarily. iebi4
AMERICAN GIANT GIRL.
In addition above AMERICAN GIANT GIRL the lar
Kesi female living DID, measuring in tn
ARM and weighing 5l3 poundsremarkab
well poporioued- her
commenced Saturday morning, 26Ih No charge.
imaginary "Zugodon" but reality hug
mountain Of SOLE hesh A angible vitality.
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G- The ship Gov. HINcKIEY, Capt. Loring,
dschargng atPoss 49, First District Conagnees are requested e
their the Lsyes, otherwise they VIII
'' mb p,a' AZ H'N GEO W. HYNsoN, 50 Camp street.
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L. Ship CALLENDER, Capt Dickman, from
Antwerp ready dsehAge her at Post Third District
the ther freight
gaods permitted within five will be the
Of he
mhs J.P. WHITNEY d Co 81 Camp street.
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. Consipnees of the following

der p. bnrk SUSAN w LIND Boston. mtked WFP with
Cioiw make themselves known 10
will their
pens nd L. H. GALE, W common slreel. mh13
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pool seady discharge Post a. First District Con
agnes PLEASE the Of their goods the Leyee
All within Ave days will be sent 70 the public stores
at Ne al and expense o the thereof. . =.
mh23 j. H. ASBBhlDGE q CO. % 81. CLhries street,
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ALBERT A. DUMAS, Editor and I'ropreorThs well known
extensively Circulate journal the best medium for the publication
acknowledgements from NewOrleana Mobile and the Eastern Cities in
MISUNDERSTANDING much the agest circulation Of
any paper n that region Of country.
ARGUS Let Of October and
publish the Weekly will be entitled te the benefits
arising publication Tweekly
also for very small additional charge.
Mr.. WILEY for the IN NewOrems. Specimen
numbers may be at hl5c office. mills d4Wlm
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nss- We are authorized to announce Messrs,
norrI and " HERMAN as candidates 20 the
InpTIi WARD Of the DISTRICT in the BOARD OF AS
tOuhII
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ELECTION NOTICES.


ELECTION NOTICES.
Ne- FoR CHIEF JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA
G,srAS candidate ot the office Of CHIEF Jus
me- For CHIEF JUsTICE.-We are authorized
70 state that by request friends Judge THs sLDEL
Of rr e &c S q
1ss- FoR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
SSss; TE SaSI oo g
Nas- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
are Iodfs r
DisTRicT ~ " ~ WYNN " jan91 IT
Ms- FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
coURTA the snas Of as 6,I and
s: SsSfs 6 a.
The 'e. hs s SeT os ssn eSys 'p
." aa Ssss '4''D' ' '''" ''s
M For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CobRTwe authorized 70 j. c. BEATTY Of tho psh
glcE Of THE SUPREME COURT FROM THE sEdoND 6s
Ess- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
60 rs once q st jE tS Of Il Hjfsa GoT
a s St. Bernard and % part OF the parish OF 0''' a s1'
azs- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CoURT-Judge A. N. BucHANAN il a candidate fol the
office of ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF TliE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT, at fe election 10 be held on
the first Monday April The First Ds composed Of the
Parishes Of Paqunes S. Bernard Orleans (h tank Of the ser
that portion the city Of Now Orleans below Julia jana IT,
ne For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CotRT-we authorized GEORGE STRk WBRGE
candidate the Of THE SUPREME
city Julia the New Canal the Lake and the pa
Jefeou John the Baptist ST. Charles St. James, Aacen
Assumption, Laouche INTERIOR Terrebonne West Baton Rouge
and Iberviue. voX PoPUL. fss
me- FoR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COuRT-AnLES TAYLOR aeAndats m the office Of ASSOCIATE
OF THE SUPREME COURT OF TILE STATE OF LOUIS
ne second District ornprissd portion city New Or
middle Of u street, and the parishes Of Jefon ST.
John Baptist ST. James, Ascsns0n Assumption Alourohe
Interior, Terebonn West Baton Rouge at lleIvle ies 10
6sis~ Eds Crescent: Please announce THos.
H. LEWIS, Of opeiousse candidate SUPREME JUDGE FOR
THE THIRD JuDlCIAL DISTRICT. . -
mhi6 dAWtH THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Ms- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
Judge District Court Of TO
the parish Of Orleans JOHN Z. LAhoh NIL
Rs3~ Ed Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL Esa viii ba supported the Office Of DGE OF
THE KsT DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, OF the Cour
succeed under tie new
NH te iouND A'ihr'iSA'
HS-P. S. BIRoN is candidate for the
JuDGEsHP OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
The
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nz5- The ship CHARLES HUMBERTsoN, Williams


from boston, disehagng Post Second Dniet
the receipt Of their goods the
Lsyee, GEO. W. HYNSoN 10 Camp street. mh92
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nLOCKS AND SLABS ITALIAN MARBLE,
~, min Norden Also Leyes, few blocks Lns
-, Ssrsrs Tor al by BAREL1 co, 81 Common street,
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as9s- MATTHEW MARTIN is candidate to
pTesrnt the FIRST WARD FIRST DISTRICT IN the NM,
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. ".
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NB- The splendid passenger steamer CHAs.
BELCER Capt Haringtoa will LOUIS and nefmed
landings THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
mha WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26

TT, Consolidated LIMA meeting of the
mi of Control of the Union Line was held in
AZ city on Monday, for the purpose of making ar
.,.,,p, MS 10 put the Line in operation in accord
-. with the late contract by which it and the
p;..bursh and Cincinnati packets are united. 1t
-, 3.,ermineI that the four Union Line Boats, 10
-, br,weeu Louisville and Pittsburgh, should be
-. baltimore, the Thos. Swann, Alvin Adams, ami
-. new boa; now on the stocks at our ship yard,
I'd Which, we believe, is 10 be called the City OF
Wheeling. One half of this new boat we under
end, is to be paid for and owned by the Pittsbure
Coupany. The three Directors allowed to theline
,.,e also elected. They are James R. Baker, t.
cr.epey and w. W. Shriver.
We learn that William Thaw, Geo. Black and
David Holmes have been elected Directors on the
D,rt of the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26

A new Panorama and DiOrnEnn illustrating
tie Creation and DeiUse painted BY Geo. Hieso Of Phin'
dspha, now engaged painter In Bowery
y Y, win soon exhibited to tae citizens OF Wheeling
This wonderful production OF the Imagination eeupses
any other panoramic exhibition in the world. mas ne'
er ,eei.d and fe1y Il any, have tqualled it,
has Visited s eapitols OF States, and also the
City Of w.shfnton and received certificates OF tho high
est character nom the most distinguished men OF the eo
try. H.-fl al sea1f1Fas ftl- '-'' : 20 i'- 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26

LOsr.-on Monday night, between NJ. Gregs's
Clothing Store and the Union Church, on Market
street, Pass Book. 1t can beof no possible use
10 any but the owner and as itcontains the en-
tries of seamstress's work, favor will be con-
fered by leaving it at Mr. Greggs Store, or at this
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26

Hoo SLLUGHrERMo.--MrMi MICHAEL HERE of Bal
GmOre, and Mr.. o. A. Zane Of this city commenc
ed distinguishing hogs attheir extensive pork house
in East Wheeling, which they purchased during
the past summer from Warren, Dunlap & Co.
They made good commencement, despatchiug $50
yesterday. They have the prospect of an extern
are business, and we trust it wilIprove profit
ale nne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26
NEW yoRK MARKET.

ocT. 25.-1so0 bbis, flour, State, 6,SIa4s; Ohio
6,5oaS2. lower: 500 Southern 6,ssasI, heavy
10000 bu Western wheatI54, heavy. $4,000 bn
Corn, mixed II, yellow so, lou en- Cottonbas aJl-
vanced 1-s cent? fair qualities have improved
most. 200 bags Rio Coffee at / cents. $50 hhds
Muscoyudo Sugar 81. $50 bbls MuscoVado ilolas-
ses 81 cents. Linseed 7Oa72, steady. $50 bbls.
Ohio Whisky 80. steady. Pork-mess 16a26; and
prime lSa37, lower. Mess Beef Is, firm. Lard in
barrels 10. ''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26

I,suRaxcE.-we call especial attention to-. the
exhibit in our advertising columns Of the MERoAN-
ME Mutual Insurance CoMPASr of New York.
THIS is the Company which we spoke of few
i,ys ago as having given the world an extaOrdina-
n example of Iiberality in paying the entire loss
t:75,OOW of the cargo of the ship Cherokee,
Ehch was destroyed by FIRE in New York last
Boaib, although the Company was net legally
bound for one cent of the loss, the owners of the
e.,go Southern merchants, having delayed a few
sUars in renewing their policies.
We commend this COMPANY to Southern and
Western merchants. 1t will be seen that it is
llsed on an immense capital, and that its affairs
us in very prosperous condition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26

Rrn,v.L-Mr. Jos. Graves has removed his
Centre Wheeling Book Store 10 No II Main street
Go there, Centre Wheeling folks, if you want
Books, Stationery. Wall Paper, and variety
GoOts. See advertisement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26
For IInIIimore, WnahingIon, philadelphia
md Now York
- Esz5SE 49, ~ 80 80


Great through Line for the East.
FINHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
i baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Branch Kali Road the Junction Glaely called the Relay
House. 9 miles from Baltimore, and with the Phadel-
phia wilmingonand baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line arc now Completed and
the Whole road is in ne condition, presenting OF the
most picturesqu, and romantic routes in the world
The now and splendid steamers oft Union Line rom
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
ing through tickets from these places to baltimore
Washington Philadelphs, &C., be had the agents,
on the boats.
Thcexlress nsiltaineaves Wheeling daily at 81 O'Clock
A. NJ, (Whecling tmel and arrives at Cumberland C20l
milesJ p NJ and allowing two hours there arrives IN
Baltimore C3SO miles, at a. NJ, the next morning. MIA
king the passage through in about 20 hours including all
checked through to any the eastern points
without charge. g.
washington at the Junction and Philadelphia At Bal
timoTe, without extra charge Travellers arc allowed am
pie time aud opportunity all points meals
Through tickets from Wheeling TO Baltimore, GYM
privilege oflyng anywhere on the Ioutel
Washinrton 50, SOTO Philadelphia, SiO-to be had on
beard tile of the Union Line on the ONO ara o.
the Rail Road gents at Wheeling q FORD * Mounus
willie may wAT PARKER, Gen'l. Sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26

ADscoSDED.-A. Carver, contractor on the North
Western Railroad. is said to have tgamOsed the
diegns." leaving his hands and sundry other cred
rtOts minus in a large amount.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26
crNEnA1 pEpI, Try FROM oNE CT TnE OLDEST MAG
IsTRArEs IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Sep. II, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer & MowbTayi feel It duty to make
known the benefits have derived from DIR. Hampton
rinciure For length ortTle have been subject grea
pTosTaton muscular power, and great debility OF the
nervous SYSTEM accompanied with palpitaton and tut'
ierng OF the heart had such sudden attacks
casion could scarcely get home. Ia making mention OF
my case to friend, he referred me TO joseph X Staple
ton ESQ., all old and highly respectable citizen OF Balh
more who had used the Tnoure under similar circum'
stances. called Mr.. Shpleton and, aer an inter:
virtues Tincture from the evidence before me- OF
his own person. who for time Previous indicated
falling state health, put hearty hale appearance,
with the activity of youth. Immediately commenced
using the Tncture and before took the contents OF
bottle NY strength renewed and can walk brisk
and am as active twenty years ag. This Tine
ture is inc grand restorative OF tile digestive organs,
which, when destroyed the whole system is in state OF
do assert it is in reality what it is represented be
by DR.. Hampton, the inventor; .