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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

VS., an evening journal issued
'ys a contemporary, ais essen-
tits edited and published
3 ever type that goes into its
8 daughters. The little girls
facility, The paper is got
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
rPoIsoNINGm

Thousands OF Parents who Vermiruge composed oil
Castor OIL Calome &c, are not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying te
foundations for series diseases such salvation,
loss OF sight, weakness orlimbs, etc.
In another column viii be found the advertisement
obensacks Medicines which ask the attention OF
all directly interested we'll their chill
drens health In Lvercomplans and disorders ari.
sing from those bilious type, should make OF the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
nJ-'Be not deceived" but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor ]. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
REMOVAL.

~" ELGNAOVIAI. 400 IT IT"
IHAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building,
No. liz, Main street,
west side between Monroe and Uniou streets, where
will be prepared with an early and extensive Spring
stock direct from Importers manufacturers, which
would be pleasedto my old friends and customers
to call and examine.
feb4 VIM. 7. sELBY.
w-J G. Meteef will be found at the above establish.
ment, where he awaits his old friends.
LYox's KArHGRoxThis invaluable article for eradi-
eating DandruH curling, identifying and preserving the
hair is said by all to be the best discovered We
should think ladies would all try it, certainly Price
CENTS large bottles Advertised in another column
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Willow WARE, go.

:
1877 Market Square, West side, cor. Market Alley
NaAE unders gned takes this opportunity TO extend 10
his friends his heartfelt thanks for the very liberal "a
ronagc he has received stree he became resident Of this
city and begs leave to inform them that he will st con-
manufacture every description OF willow and rat
waie, being fully confident that by strict attention TO
business he will nsur the patronage OF pub
lie. he determined nothing shall be wanting onhis
part give entire satisfaction 10 those who nay avor him
with call where they will find large OF the
above wares constantly hand including ch1rens was
ons Cradles CHAIRS etc. Baskets OF every description,
too numerous to mention, wholesale and retail. -
u1sOrders promptly executed l. MOONEY
n u haol kate Uehtiv
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- Deaunco sainmnnder snfes,

SgR- DeHunce Salumnuder Safes, -t
bHHIr GAYEER'S PATENT.
kniIH ROBERT 81. PATRICK, 1872 PEARL STREET,
AESES FORMERLY 80 JOHN STREET, a-l lsf.E
the United States OF the above
original and only reliable Saamanders both as SO
curty against fire and burglars Every Sale sold at this
establishment is manufactured under the personal supern
tendence OF Mr.. c. GAYLER, whose experience OF TWEEN
ty six years safe maker, together with the many Sc
tests which safes OF his manufacture have triumph
withstood in this and other Cities warrant the subscTt
Der in recommending them superior to any in use
They are the only Sales to which
MR. F. @. G0PFIN'S NEW PATENT IMPEN-
ETRABLE DEFIANCE LOCKAND CROSS BAR
is or can be applied. . t.tt.-4 L
large number OF these Locks and cross bars are al
ready in use by banks brokers' jewelers. and
from the perfect security which they aod against the Ell
forts OF the most sku burglars either by means OF
powder false KEYS picks drills together with their
convenience simplicity, and durability combined arc rap
idly increasing in public estimation, and are confidently
stated 10 be equal, If not
SUPERIOR TO ANY LOCK IN THE WORLD.
Safes of all sizes, suitable for merchants banks jewel
record offices, steamboats, 6ci re and theft proof
bank vault DOORS plate chests for private families, etc
hand SALE made to order at the depot 1872 Pear
street, 1 door below Maiden Lane, New YorkI by
sep19-dtY ROBERT M. FAIRlGh
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9TGHI,Y IMPORTANT.

NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustraI Washing Fluid,
the greatest Improvement yet diseovered for saving
labor expense INV shing Clothing and House Clean
whittier aud softer han than if beaehed on the grass
WARRANTED not to injure the iabric Every lady may
or Linen in the Fluid full strength, for 81 hours which
will clearly show that it must be purely Wien
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times TIE
single sixpence which will buy enough for alarge family
Manufactured sold the subscriber, who has late
ly purchased the right for Ohio Counyt, Va
JAS. MELL0R, -
Augq s-f No. &c, Union ST., Wheeling. Va
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Give us a Call.

Give us a Call. GA
TIME undersigned have Just received and
ing one OF The finest stocks ofcoths, cassmeres and
vesngs ever brought TO this market for fall and winter
,year Also large assortment OF Cents Furnishing
Goods We only ask acaan examination as our goods
will recommend themselves, Chey require praise from
us. = AT No 2. washington Han, Wheeling, Va.
~ WHRELRRd+ LAKIN, fs
oet7 f&tstf. f{.3 Merchant Taiors
= Fact there Is the place to- go.
-UTHRRRY why w. D. Note q Bros, that is IL you
w go shopping for any thing in the line OF DRY
GOODS, and wish to save money in your purchases.
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md in Wheeling by-JAMES BAKER,
X RILS a. "a INV
Professor Alex. %. BarrY's TricopheIons


Professor Alex. G. Barrys TricopheTous,
or Sedeateu Compound. bcauyipg, curling presrrv
ing restoring q Strengthening the hair
orthe skin. curing rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds Bounded by geographical lines the reputa
ton or Barry's tricopherous pervaes the Union The
sales OF the article OF late years havencreasedn
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry, aer
ul examination ofis sales book, finds that the number
bottles delivered order in quantities oGlrOm half gross
upwards, during the 1859, was within trfe OF $780,
900.
wonderful properties OF the tricopLerous when the public
have furnished such endorsement as this The cheap.
the Gle, and the explanations given OF its chem
ca action upon the hair the scalp, and in all
rerfcuI rritation first recommended it the attention
OF the people, This all that the inventor desired Nv.
cTy bottle advertised itsrf The effects ofthe fluid exceed
ed expectation. 1t acted like charm. The ladies would
not be without it. Country dealers every section Ofhe
United States found they have it, and thus built
up wholesale trade OF extent hitherto uGbeard ofas
regards articles orths kimd The highest point has
YET reached and it is believed the sales this year
will be million and half OF bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No 137 Broadway, New York,
Retail price, twenty-five cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity Sold by
all the principal druggists throughout the United sSs and
Canada Mexico West Indies, Great Britain France, and
by ]. II. Patterson, Wheeling, Va. Junel4dtw+w6m.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
Persian Hair by,

Persinn Hair Dye.
THIS Dyels warranted If used according to directions
to change the hair from any other color, to beautiful
'' = PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, 90 cents per bottle. For sale byKBLLs & cALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by WIN r. MCKEE
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pThe Daily News. an evening journal issued
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21
Chaan. cash store.

Ou6dp OdSH9 DOO4Os =,
THE subscriber is Just receiving his Second Stock o.
fall aud winter Goods eonsisIE Of 81 ggao ena
and viii SELL lower than any other house in the
best qualities OF French from TO siI.J Pe
5O Long SbayIs from SO to Sls best qualities ana ~
other kinds and qualities In proportion, $50 patterns
cade silks ali styes and s, and at low prizes fe
VET Rbbons ali styles; plain and seouped Flouncin ah
styles and qualities. ~ iii lsAs, - III who
may yor me with cell have their wants
At No 1G5 Main street. Wheeling Va. And 2
Ute ali who may notice Ehs advertisement to cal ano
exsmne my cheap stock and theutmost attention she &c
given Tsts JOHN Gs HEFTIY
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Do gou remember the Old Corner
MO. IS, WATER STREET? Call there and see the
IN newly received and stock oil overGoatngs
Cassimcres, Cloths splendid Velvet and O:her Vesngs!
See, admire, and leave your measured
1A pair of Pantalocns made IN The finest style, TO on
DER, at hours notieel =!
Overcoats Coats, Pants Vests and Hosiery, in exten
sve variety and or the finest material and make always
OIL hand; every garment made in tho establishment.
senI3 TIL. HUGHES, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-21

GREENE G. BRONSON.
Hon. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the Treasury.
The letter of Mr.. o. Conner is very long, SO that
we cannot publishi it in full. tits most able re-
view of the course OF the Washington Union, and
deals most scathingly with MI. Secretary Guthrie
and his letter.
The Ietterof Mr. o'Connor opens with refer
ence to an article IN tie Union of the 9th ut,
which alleges, in respect to the appointments in
New York, that President Pierce and his admins
tration had adopted the policy of dividing the Off
ces in its gift between the freesoilers of '4S and
the democrats of that period, gas mode of obit-
Grating all past schsms subdivisions of the parly'
and that Judge Bronson ard Mr.. o. Connor, knows
ing this fact, had accepted the Offices ''tendered"
to them, under an implied promise that they would
give their ''infuence and cooperation in promo
ting the success of that policy. 1t asserts also,
that a political connection existed between them
and the lenders Of thelate freesoil faction, "from
which they (Ale.srs. b. and o'C.) are enjoying
high official honors and benefits" sarcasticaly OBJ
serving in this connection, chow scrupulously
conscientious they "now are'' in refusing to
tnue the association. To this Mr.. O'Connor re-
plies:
Stripped of the verbosity in which, for unwor-
thy purposes the writer has clothed his outgyings,
the charge fairly andEdistincty stateds that fraud
ulently concealng our sentiments, and implicitly
promising to aid the policy indicated, we led the
President to sntrust us with office, and that haV-
ing by this dishonest arice secured portion the
'SpoilS,' we are betraying its confidence. Stu
diously insulting in its tone, replete with false
hoods, unsupported by even shadow of plausible
ity, and deeply inculpatory this article is, it
would have gone down to merited oblivion along
with the many anonymous Ibels of the day, who'll
ly unnoticed and unanswered by me, had no high
er or better authority been vouched for its state
ments. The paper, it is true, claims to be the or
gan of the President, but it has never advanced
that claim, except in circuitous and argumenta-
tive form; It has never yentured directly TO assert
that it spoke by his authority; and as knew that
It was not bis organ, felt free to treat it as the
hireling of a nameless slandereT.
Subsequent events, however, have impaired to
this charge a complexion " hich may justify me in
giving it this public refutstion. letter from lhe
Hon. the Secretary of the Treasury, to Greene G.
Bronson, ESQ.,, Collector of this Port, bearing
date the Sd inst, transmitted to HIM and otherotf
cers, and promulgated in the Union for generaIin-
formation, Is now before the public, commanding,
as it justly deserves almost universal attention..
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Read this!!

Read thiSM
NTm BOLR, at No. lei Mai street, Wheeling, Va.
wv this day opening tile first lot of his Fail and WIN
ter stock Ladies' Gents Boots and Shoes every de-
nd chiIren's of all classes with aig as
sortent of es' boys youths Kip boots and shoes
sample pair Of Ladies' Winter Gate boots can be seen
at the Fair oil the Island. 80 Il,
Particular attention ought to be paid 10 that sample
N B-Al the above classes OF work warranted and
win be sold wholesale and retail, Ym. ROLE
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Attention the whole!

TIME have lust returned from the Eastwith
now and beautiful assortment OF cloths cassimeres,
and Vestings, fall and winter which pre-
pared to ma Ike III latest and most approved
style in the best manner, at short notice Gentlemen
wishing anything in our line, will do us call
early, while stock is full.
1t is not necessary enumeratc stock OF Furnish
ing oods IL is full and complete, from silk Night Caps
down TO cotton and mcrino Half Hose, everything that
is necessary to complete gentleman's wardrobe.
uRexAtl Goods warranted represented, sale.
WHEELER d LAKIN, Merchant TailoTs,
oct1t No Q Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va
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LITERARY DEPOT-WASHINGTo HALL.
THE undersigned has on hand excellent lot OF Ink
cap and Letter Paper, Post Office Paper, Note Paper
E6 oetiS s'ee' F'n' e' JAS. H. McMEcHEN
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FRIDAY. MORNING. OCTOBER q. 1858.
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TUSr received Yusef, Crusade in the Easti The Forg
y ed VIII, by Kenneth Roughing It in the Bush Tange;
wood Tales, by Hawthorne; Voice to Young Men and
Young Ladies, by t. s. arthur; Counterfeit Renorters
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Oysters.
ENHE subscriber thankful for past yoTs Informs his
friends the public that he is prepared to Furnish
families and all persons with Oysters In all the dherent
10 Shell Oysters received daily. s,,,n,,,,
u. PARKER 4
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IIoSRIp MunpkY. N. ILLrxors.-Wm. Holborn,
senior. who Las resided for short time near Bloom
Geld was committed TO Jail yesterday on charge OF
kilhng his bon, VIM. Hoiborn. junior. The psIticu
lars OF the sad afklr, we learn them, as fol-
lows = The parties came to Quincy on Thursday
with !oad al oets, which were sod on their way
home auanel took place between them in reference
70 the money realized by the sale. The prisoper
states that his son demanded the whole amount and
that he got out ~ the wagon and struck his father
with . piece OF rail. The father kept on his way
with the waqcn, and got home before the son, who
followed on ioot They lived together, and ~ the
sen came into the yard his father, who had armed
himself with shot gun, fred. They were only
about two reds apart, and about one hundred and
fifty shot struck the young man IN the body, near the
heart ard IN his arm. This was about ak o'clock
thursday evening, and he died at o'clock. After
the oommiital, and when on hs way to Quincy, he
as eTled the act WIS done in solf defence, and ex
pressed deep regret that the aiar had occurred
We have heard. however. that be told the physician
who attended on his son that he was gad he killed
him. From what information We can gather, we
come a. no other conclusion than that the eair
" Rn aggravated case OF murder, committed IN cold
blood. We would hope. for the sake Of the prisoner
that II would prove otherwac. liolbom and his son
were originally from England had resided In New
Nork for some time, and hsd lived here bat short
period. The deceased VIA about 80 years OF age,
ard WIS married but few months nce.-ttIuncg,
~ Roas, vh,g, Aug. lsfh.
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The CceTA RIGA STEAMSHIP LTSE.--We stated
some mouths ago that Capt. Wright had procured
privilege from the Costa liea government to estab-
iish line OF steamer TO run between that and the
neighboring republics. By recent dates from Costa
Iioa, we learn that the Steam Navigation Company
CT Cpptain Wright has marked out lis route is fol-
iows:-
The southern coasts OF Central America and New
Grseda, entering the port OF Istaplm, in Guate-
mola, and that OF Panama, in New Granada, taking
In the ports OF Acahutla, La Libertad and La Union,
Tin Safvador); Isle del Tigic, Un Honduras); Rea-
leo and san Juan del Sur, (In Ncaragna); Punta
Aienas tin Costa Rica); and all the other ports that
may bc deemed useful
Ne have not vet procurd any positive iniorma-
lion as 10 the precise time this line viii he put into
operation, nor have we heard Of any preparations
leing yea made In the United state. regarding the
steamers.
We trust the company is not established merely
for the purpose OF getting up speculative excite
ment and then selling ont, 10, 80 think, II carried
through, il may prove highly p,ottabc.-I'sDanS
SIR .y,sfy q.
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enough to be Spanish prisoners can recocct Of any
kindness EXTENDED to them. Finally, If General Con
cha did give to Colonel Haynes and Captain Kelly
their free dom for the sake Of publishing in this coun
try the truth concerning the late expedition, then
given promises, and only regret that General Con.
cha omitted to give the names of the other three
young mea pardoned by him, who. for the sake Of
ment promised to serve the interests OF the spanish
government in this country and with which pro
mise they so faithfully complied.
LOUIS SCHLEsslSGER
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BRILLIANT MBTKOas.-Threc remarkably bril-
liant matters were seen in Washington on sunday
evening last, the fsst about O'Clock, IN an y. NJ f.
direction. aud n an altitude of 81 degrees moved to-
wards the NJ w in q circle inclined 10 the horizon.
saryiac little FROM 10 degrees. II Is said TO have
been more brilliant than tho planet Jupiter. rhe
second was at O'Clock, lcss hriltapt, and moved in
an opposi,e direction. fhc third originated Ia the
ELS. H., 10 degrees abovc the horizon, about 10
o'clock was brighter than Vega, moving in Se-
scendng line, and yGnished In ihe southeast. Tho
fnlai,gtnrer N chronicling the metcorS says this
il enc of the semSannual periods OF moteoric dis
plays andour meteorological friends viii doubtless
have had rare satisfaction In Observing the many
that have gived across the heayens.r
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Stock Sales,

rsIIAIsrI1nk, Aug 20 -Eeported BY Keen &Is,ior.-
Erst Boa,a 81 ,bares Penna RR. 4sb; 20 s;auykMin M
co bb 2asl: los 10 29i 600 do. 2o 100 do, ae; zoo
Long IsleLd Pr, t5wu, 1876 so do. 10, l6l; 100 do.
cash 16K 200 do, 10 10 Union Canal 14; Is DO. l9K;
1C0 Morris Csral IS 1GK Betpsen Boards loo Long
island RR ID; so do. "a. l5 Second Board 81 900
schuylin Nav 0s So Do 7e 10 600 do, b5wn. se 10000
PsnLa s's 49,: 10 COO 6s S6, esp, 1oSh 10 shares
rspra RR Cd 4sS4; 80 Reading R b5 3e14 20 do 3oti
80 DO 80; go schuyhm Nay preferred, 2oS 100 do,
MSint, sos; 7Camaen u Amboy RR, DO, las 1oe Nor.
aE A5,er Bcani-2po shares long Island RR t5; 1OQ6
Moth ArsEican Insurance, ca 1sA, MAykst dvn.
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From she south.

THE TEXAS ELEoIioS-NArL ROBBERY. yrc.
BALTIMORE. Angus. 81, 1853
Inc New oiiesns papers Of Sunday and Monday were
received b, TO nights mail Returns from Western Tssas
give large nacties f., Ochttes the whs candida 70 for
Go'srnor, arcthere Is some probability of hs election
Tie nsh tetseen AtalsntA and Montgomery, Ala
has been bbtd of letters from Noble and New oiieaps
rom twenty to hty thOussnd dollars are said to have
oeen abstracted.
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KINGSTON. August ~ 1858.
1ncee Wright heard motion to day to stay The exc
cu''oa Of Hendrckson sentenced to De hung Albany
On the 10th inst or the murder o. his wife, to enable
his counsel to prsent bill Of exceptions already set
ted, at the general term OF the Supreme Court next
Ionth hr- Wheston made the motion; Messrs. Chat.
fsid and Co'vin opposed il.
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SICKNESS or TIM MISSISSIPPI SrEkSBoA-s.-Not
or ten days past that has not buried or less OF
her passenger or crew. The three last boats up
The Henry Choutesu, Michigan and Alsck Scou-al
had sickness and several deaths bond. The Scott,
the last arrival, buried FIVE deck hands and deck
lassengerS-- 81. Louie Nrwf, drg, Is,
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PrormEscf, August 90 1865
Oar cotton ma4ies is quite inactive With smal, saes
inc naIsst fof wool continues very cun With sslos to
the IN oudt OF "a SEQ pounds There ha. bean ess de-
nard fcx printing cloths curing tie week and a saht
concession IN prices, Sales Of i6 COO pieces.
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CosT or LOOKING FOR IN EscAgED CoSyIcr--
Jemcs Dunn escaped FROM Sing Sing prison on the
ltth inst, in very ingenious manner an account
Of which VIC have already gfTen aud 81 hands
were called out the next day to search of hmi ont
the search was unsuccessful and the convict IL still
1T large According to the Peelsslil h,Pn6icoO,
the hunt will foot up loss to the state - onow5-
Iose CT half days time OF 900 conyie ~ oenss .Sse
One horfe Killed loo
Rill of sundies At tho Enpirs Hotel l..........A IN
nlll OF supdries ut other Sing sog houses ls
Eill of sludres at the BLACK horse ~
Printing and advertising. cS
Extss pay Of Keepers and guards fus uAng the
Empire Hotel. ...."...,"...~........... 10
Total ..............<s . !. ax6s
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Total Observation-Disclosures.
SATURDAY MORNING, August 20, 1853.
70 the Rev r. L Hawke, J. Ogden Woodruff, Esq, c l.


To the Rev. r. Hawks J. Ogden woodrur, Esq, c /.
Frost, Esq Committee =
GfN1frrry :-Encioeed hand sou seventeen hundreG
dollars, collected for the relief Of the New Orleans suf
fersrs, from tfe fer.,ensn above named. absent
rcm the city When appointed the committee and did
not return until Monday evening, since which time, with
thc assiS'1pes OF my fsrtcus1 friend Mr. G. Peck,
who hss rendered essentia service, have collected
he above pemcd sum and hope the suffering poor who
ATE benefited by thsse donGtops will foreet the
great tcraty displayed BY the citizens Of New York In
the hour Ct their grsatest need With sincere respect
Iismsin, gentlemen, yours vary truly.
PAUL TULANE.
Ia GSdion the subscribers 10 the Corn Exchange hav5
coLsribuied about 81, 500.
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GREAT MORTALITY on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FACTORY BURNED.
BosToS, August 81. 1868.
The British bark Sir John Fastsf from Vera Oruy for
Liverpool, was spoken on the 7th inst. She had loat
oine o. her crew by sickness including cap.sin mat,
second mate, ard carpenter.
Inis AFTERNOON the extensive p;anoforte mauufacto.y
OF iemue' GILBERT No Ala Washington strss., was dc
stro,ed b. fire loss $40, 600. Insured.
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PHtLADslPnA, Aug. 81, 1853
The ship Thomas Walter FROM Moatevidso, arrived at
this port to DAY, bat brirga The captain re-
port tho death Of bis s. officer Mr.. wr Hawkins, of
Troy n Y. The 7. w. spoke, on tho il,h inst the
schooner Maeelane, from New York for Mcnsyideo all
veil