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Complaints, Loss Of APPETITE,
3 f-f Genera, D-B;l;f,yl a.

- ss1- General DEBILITY, DC.
In this preparation strongly concentrated all tho
Medicinal properties OF sarsaparla. combined with the
most eectual aids the most saluary productions the
most potent smples ofthe vegetable kngdom and the
oombinat is such odifes and improves the
other, producing compound differing entirely Units char
scer and properties rom any other preparation,
rivalc In its opera ton tho system when aborng
der disease The well authenticated serof
ula ofhc most malignant character have given it wide
and deserved celebrity But is in seronla
nthe class OF diseases to which belongs that prep
aration has been found beneficial is specific in many
diseases ofthe skim and may be administered with
ableresus III a and has been so fully tested not only
by patients themselves, but also by Physicians that it
received their unqualified approba.
ton ofthe public; and has established its merisa
reputation for and superior the
rious compounds bearing the sarsapara. The
following testimonials selected from among the multi
tude OF those daily and
nation, the reader referred to the Family Recipe
Medical Almanac, furnished itousy by our agents
The following was sent 10 agents, Messrs.W. a
Waldron& Co., who arepersonaly acquainted with the
e - = rs Z sezI
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REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.

.-f l4f NEW YORK, Feb. II, 1919.
Mcssrs. SASDs;-IIaving suffered many years with
] y. ~ aeeung me iaiynS, d9ilSg winch
In Europe and the United States without receiving any
permanent benefit but all the time my general health and
strength declining and the disease making fearful progress:
canstc applications wero used and whatever else
thought most efficient for producnga cure; but conf
dent the deplorable situation in the laryngs being
accompanied with phhisis and difficulty in breathing,
lief through the medium Of your invaluable
sapara did not place much confidence in its virtues;
and THIS WIN mot surprise you when you are informed
had tried more than remedies during the
four without any but after taking your Sar
sspaia ew weeks, was Obliged last to yield
cured e and therefore think it duty gentlemen,
the benefit OF suffering humanity this
ton Of my cure. Yours, very truly,
.fsaFSe ID. PARENT,
Consulate of France inthe United States.
The above statement signature Were acknowledged
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80 ,G 5PSs e9cI at Wholesale.
OOO 300 bags Rio Coffee, -.a4
so pockets Laguyra coffee;
90 - Old Java
4t,isltff- go boxes cayendish tobacco;
81 kegs 6tw.
= 7t - 10 bbls. cut and dry
so boxes Stewart'a n. Y .'eaudiesp
160 hhds sugar;
-sl .sG 90 bbls. Loyering's refined suear
10 hhds. Louisiana
90 hi. Oh. Y. H. G.. P. and Inn lea,
so catty boxes
30 tiercea rice;
20 boxes white pipes;
80 ~ 80 - sColg1re's fancy soaps;
Together with full assortment OF Family w.,
inelnding Spices Fruits, Dye.stus, Fish, &c, ~ g
TALLANT q DRLAPL.Ir
s'fnao - - 49, No. So Mainstf.,,
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= - : l.. BORG, vice Consul.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. &
SANDS DRUGGISTS and Chemists 100 Fulton ST. corner OF
William, New York Sold also by Druggists generally
the United States Csnadas Price 81 per
bottle; six bottles for s.. For sale by : :,
sls J. H.CRUMBACKER,
-s.s.t..J5 g. No. 175 Main St, Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh Seaton &c Sharpe OF Maysvlc,
Shaelelord Crichton, Portsmouthi and K, b. Hnnal
Cincinnati. l. 49, sieI0-3m
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CITY TRADE.
DISSOJUTION.

l. THE partnership heretofore existing under be name
and firm of Pollock Donlon was dissolved on The 1st
of Ephram Pollock The business OF the house willPe
settled continued by the fr, Messrs. Donon
hayclI for whom retiring socits the con-
ofhe liberal patronage heretofore extended TO
the old arm. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
a. nnp7 r John. DONLON..ir = j.
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Symptoms silent guides the locality and advance Of
disease, Following in the train to self abuse; weakness
The loss vigor, want OF natural suseep
bilty pain in the head and limbs pimpes the face and
neck dinness of vision. want usre the
ness with general ethagy and impotence,
are few Of the most prominent physie aleyils.
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TO THE LOVERS OFFICE CREAM. =
d K z1NN will open his Ice Cream Saloon OF Tuesday
the 9Th inst, with all his former and many
raugements for the OF visitors, who will
be supplied with the best Ice Cream OF the in the
best style. p4-tG
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COMMUNICATING the misfortune OF this caSs OF unhappy
persons DR. has sought with untirng zeal through the
wee ange OF for the last 20 years anti
have not been uncrowned with success Abundant proof
oithese remedies. By happy combination ortreatmen
physical debility is removed constitutional sounncss
and vgor and The torpid faculties or the mind oused
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SECRET DISEASES.

is only advertised prevent afflicted, rarticu
larly strangers. fangtnto sWhited SepplcTes"
and other abodes Of Charetansm blazoned oth the
public prints as the only places wherea be OBJ
tanned Tor certain Diseases Baltimore like other
cities Is invested with this tribe, and strangers should be
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Dr. Harris may well congratulate himself upon the hap
Ply result of his and rejoice that he is permit
ted to dispense balm to tue afflicted, apostion
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consume the seE-mmolate victim OF secluded habit
His lie presentsa blasted heath, upon which no fruits OF
genus gro no flower OF intellect bloom where tho
atmosphere is tainted with disease, the soil parche
unnatural heat, barren and obnoxious to the eye.
Though sad the picture is not overweight; its orig
nails ore almost daily presented the charge Dr. Har
rs and even in the the dscerningeye
can mark frequent corroboraton OF its truth. " -
Moral regard in discharge duty must obviously pre-
ciudes an entire removal OF the veil from this melancholy
picture OF human raity, hence but few ofte symptoms
attendant uFon this maady here be given
= AIENIlT0D
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which should be contemplated with pure and unsui.
ed delight presents an incubus to the mind, filling It with
fearful apprehensons, excites only feelings OF disrust
or repngnance The exetions OF parents and guardians
10 retain their youthful in g this SUBJ
tee has too often proved false and fatal philosophy;
honest col fdcnec be shown them early dawn,
and guided by the light of truth, the pitfalls ignorance
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided
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- rs : ssfohs s9Abfsg Oh4 KENT. 5si;s -
JHEi house the Island, formerly occupied by o. A.
Zone, will be rented low, TO desirable tenant or SOLD
Recommending terms Possession given fne diafely
naarfT "a Tlss' = No. 20 Water stFs.etS
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Wheeling Window Glass

: z
THE existing between stocltoali
Bankerd Co, has been dissolved by the lrchase ar
Mr. BANKER right title, and Interest, by stockton &
ne business win be carried under Tie name
wheeling oct4. fs5a % 1'sa4 y ~
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Enleebled manhood may here find certain restorative
the bright beams hope shall dispe the murky
victim passions springs into existence,
and eazes the sweet uiton of his brightest antcipa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-02

THERE'S MOUSE IN TALKING.
THE people have found 1t w D. Motto d Bro.
Their nave now got of the prettiest Spring
De LANES Cha Bareges Printed Chay, Foularde silks,
and other Dress Goods In Wheeling They going
come soon If you wish to get a good choice.
marie ffIs w. D. MOTTR q BRO.
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Notice of Partnership.
THE business OF the late firm of Warden & Edwards
will be continued by the undersigned at the old
Main street under the firm of Edwards & Warden
James w Warden having purchased the interest ia
cob NJ. Warden
Wheeling, December 1, 1852.
MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.,
dec4-d JAS. w WARDEN,
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REMOVAL,
Read This!!

THE partnership between the subscribers under the
firm of S. C. Baker Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business or the late firm will be Sc tied by
by L. p. Woods at their Office on Water street
S. c. BAKER.
Jan. 81, 1903. - L. p WOODS
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CITY TRADE.
Rhodes. McNairgs,Co

!: n. PATTERSON, 50 Monroe street. WHEELING,
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800 $3.50 BACHELORS,
Instfhtanesus Liquid Hal. DYE.
ITO osewishing hair dye that may be depended up
u on, chez fuy Recommend the fhe beat
ofcity reference can be given TO its superiority
everything or the kind in sale, Wholesale
and @a fssi BY sdIs !sss,A n Sc
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a WORD TO THE 8AFFIICTED.

Let not shame or false el!cacy keep you back, but
ect That your life and are at stae remember
not only your powers aud mental aeu
ties with destructon but closes the door to connubial
Joys bgh,s tie prospects of the ture and wraps your
body and souS the dark mantle OF despair oppor-
tuniy OF embTacn g the aid OF regular and skll Pnys:
clan before who has made this branch niedl
cal science his study and who has favored
with extended opportunities of comparing theory with
and did could adduce tho
full testimony OF ands who have rescued by Ills
timely assistance from the abyss of impending rum All
applicants saersdy guarded from exposure by ss
ofprofessional honor. - " %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
Foreign Ports.

Ar a. Qasbec ept T. ship sesostrA Losau, NesY0It
Hsvsna sh bark H. Thompson for York l9l
r HeEriflrs No-z Boston day CD SIS glt
rstsco He.ns C0ves-A Hsf- N.ngo8 Hsakeu DO itlnce
.roteul-frh Mara Hersey. Davis Boaron-
Edwin Dorsz7 Collins NeT-Orea ID 1tt,
hrs Hlerus Pcuelf M,-ans, Dad FOR rerfort - - ,
per hid 20 n Inst 5arss le1eo
Hssrs Coue-4sh Mssx5a Hsske d. taGes sPokeatn brz
tr.Lare Philips -sg1a 20 load icr Carleton
AT a. eh John Benaon WiEcaeer tsr New YORK
s,Il d.; bE yosa Getting Jssseps and Mary 1aSsa Han
seps IN. SegOrean- "a scnr Edwin Dory COINS
DO idzs md others reported later
Boraire An iIsr brrs lLtan cern II from b1rSeoe
ior Bos,on dz YORK from Portland IA e Faeent for
Az SeuTrs. sh ns bark Reindeer Fr-ntia from Engt0a "a
for Scp-York; b DsSo R0binsa for do Laey Ws'ts Hal
.cT 90
ssore GETTING bettrr bz Ellen HsYt-n
smith frcna NlEinz-on- y. G. Just
AR shtd-c ieh inzt- bark ETerzee1 csnE View YORK
Isth. CABS. sawyer, DO 80
-rref- Gernsa en-; 4 Ring TIRE End Bl0v hors dos
chr Boston sth bgs Wandr1r- benson and
Ready Rhin0 NsFf0Ek. Ih- Toledo. H-Alags Do
ChEres Bagtrpf PrOFGsles Voc, Dsfkeer B-Oa W
otrson MorTison snI Lester Levche do TryTl Brown
burvpor;; Tuscsn McFaraDd EEar1h scoea Yong fs
River. lila H-sdnz Mo- shrs Jos Howe Crssey
Vuare TsinE sSa AsE51 ARtsEsoE Bo-tSai Lon seepeL
Rcckl1Hd 60
ca sh brr Ladies RehsrdG Boston, scAr Acfss Bin
doh tEss John A. rsyof Sleeper S. Osorse Le-
and Brothers. Asrten bcsou' BALDWIN hobgonery
BEDFORD schr. Lssra LebsEc sewaaad4Dd Packet Woa
Cerrcs sssvsy N>wYcTt-Isk srsJ h. Lens Ing DO Dart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

ss,zslar H.son IN L. sEPOoi ssP' 10 aa's 'Ha pa
.o T. CursTs- ., A. II 49, 49,, T.,ho-,
- 800 Gibr.lsr L. with ndse % uaer Esd
r,.r Il con- uh sks W.rrsn from Leshorn and se W he
- g. Ts- Boil ~ York lGth lsr % Oe0r&1s shoas
- len Wfaftrop tCrnd .th rs lf- y On - *
nresced sssere hurricane IRON . y" ases ~ soas
20 as1sre % -. 81 ezPcrionced
irsry ale frols wsstSard. - NJ ~ h--,
Sf t5 rsss.e- va to@ei The city b. he stean-sus
wa fof so.sa D,r Ss-rpors ,wJ d rsilrOsa
ID q T1ls. cr-er $500, -,
Bsrk lanes " Hs Ls;a Shields 18th Als eoA and ron 70
II NY foCu= ,,..---
70 r.u bru q MachGs lumber sipson- Ma hsS
Brr Ju.- De Csrsens ROtiHsos haaetoSD c. d esaH
BrsCeet lBr Buttesy l. fm sierra Leone cOsr Of ANA.
,ff.,a "a NEVIS sn The bark Fr1nrs Palmer, ,uss b. 81
n vs.aeony JAY ss CLARA Of PsiIaePhs Less 's.led
frr 20 AB9 J. 70 load 6r Ph1lstelphs
Br;s Es.e Ecster .of BssEoT Em.s s IN Dsf,b Ga es
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DIED.

BRHNNAN-on the 2d September Hsnssh Brennan only dsug
Richard and Catherine Brennan, aged is months -
Her funeral viii from the residence Of her family No
to7 East foteh Ths relatives and tiends OF the family are
specially invited 20 attend this afternoon a. eeoek
DvNCAN-0n Wednesday September a. MTs Harriet f. wife
The fends Of the family invited siena her funeral from
the resenee OF her husband No Is West Brosdwype sun
day soh Sept Al o'clock p NJ Her will be In
tered In Greenwood Cemetery.
DUNNon the ga September Benjamin Frederick Dean ssed
y months and - days
Order the Sons Of Temperance and Temples Honor
speeuly invited attend bis funeral thu afternoon O'clock
the resistance Of Wa Soathe No Sf Gseenwlchav-
aeoA from Eshthsy.
KEATIN0~On "Wednesday September asr pros-sesea
ines Jane KeatnE aged 81 in n hopes Of blessed
rorfsy having rested her faith eu In Chris; tor
The relatives and iends Of the family also hose her
Chsreh and the 0vers Baptist Chusch rcsPssraly nied
to attend her rsy 1 =, = oelOek froa
No IL Eddsf- Division Her remains
sl Be tai o Greenwood for nternent
MERRiAM-In Brookhn the evening Of september 4.
Charles T. Of Geo and AriOnsEte Merriam AGED Yeas
The family srs invited without further notice, 70
send bis funeral tOm the residence Of bis Parea No Ia o1sh
by-st- this (fridsy) morning a. 10 O'Clock.
the residence Of her son-nlsw, Anson
BALDWIN Thursday September - Mrs Elisabeth Palmer ei
Palmer deceased aged uoahs and y days
and relatives Of the family invited 20 attend her
srnsrs psee Saturday 2ih 81 10 occk
NJ The will taken the hrss Cene,Ary between
First and Second sv. New-YoFk City.
sNITH-On Thursday I'D in ser suffering BY
B. Smith the resaeose Of his sher { Smith Ne
J 1,6 Broadway aged years months
Bis rnszs via b tskss to Green Csvr'y fes lsssrnsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

p.hcArb Sd IN eez With bAri i'Ola stisrn' al eri5
"a, WI - kiess.lsrs ,of s.1nf'l ooin' IN 0'na'-
r. = fe5i cSa Fe--ial .. i' 70 5 Le's
SER i rcar H.lircak, DO kltaa - -----
r-srr. --. Ro-k as -
Sekr Ysauiss-. I.-ss1r. Rossi.3l > = laa'.
sshr u Nff-ir Johns p Ra,t AID IS .lt--
srtr Mrrg F1rrs~cr a. Evtrrtr Acta.'ll p - ..--
SER Lzn-tnce l-lrs3a, P9r Las 2 - ---
~rt- II paisl D. e1asn. rcr.illi G.. ? a s'o1e-
scAr 2 Br.lueri. >heil-a Por-iin1. G.. y sfoaf-
sehr > "a Hukasr1 JoLuson. Per- and, O. - Scle
ScEr Hsruah Chase. Johss-n Portland = u some
sehr Brflsr. forrlnl G.. IS sion'. -. ...
sehr Aeolrs stBhts 70 q. fu D. ill' Lana Ni l'i'
O. 4 y. solomon a Co ,. y. -.
SIR william Hansocnh Esspc-t a- p'fsr 70 Bee vos-
sesr F-n M,Hl. wsn- os'.is Is la'er Nyhsr Ia
- y-lie.,, VS.. C,,ass g. IraA-- - --s.--r
SIR William R-uwn tda5ra Nes-Beicri1 O. olt, is-'-
S,hr Ycrkovn wosal Pstlrs5rs Is io-f I'D iost9 -
scsr col simmons Bdisoa gses.sn4 "a lime % ris-
Shr Joseph Rescrs, Maainsion Portland c. - ''oae
SER 4 Han, Anlrews Portland, c. a. sf'ae
SIR Russsu sh,iier. Fsriini c. d. s,oas.
~ rrea Isrr lo--ard -
ssII Ella u pu'il iil,Id FaF q c. 2. ''ae
Schr = Hsacri H1sc Portlill g. dl s,1ne.
sehI p III. Itail Portland CT. =. s.one.
Sir D. Bellows snh Poalsnl. c. a. .oae Phi snh'
sshr B,njsTain Ersish - Nov Haven d.. Pbi.si ipia
Schr Elsc-a Parker Smith. New-iiayen d.. Nrsnia
schr Charles Smith. Providence d. IL eallss'
schr Rspjaun Fr-nch. Joh1san. virginia a. pine wool
Sclr Msry Eli'r, Pirker, Vrgiris 3 O. pine woot
Schr EiuiFa ToyFLserd. >n D. Virginia a, pine wocd
Soon 1nefic, Hon. Provsisace as niss o mater
steamer kenneisc, Clark Philadelphia Dde AMI s 80 w B.
ssrdicrd.
s,uFDsip : " Fox Hsvrs; Massachusetts, do; John
Hermann, tiAHbJ Hstargh Joha Nsley haTtei casSah
hi kssirws: Bolivar Bolivar Cv. schrl O'ss Rye lD'al
Monte ieo; Alex Mitchell, 1uszed) iaaFda j. A saqsor
WINp-surssG NV
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4 letter from Truman smith, ESQ, says

A letter nom Truman smith, tkf.' sa!s
The Isle ROYAL Mine has avery high reputation in tbs
country and it IS rapidly r.ng 70 the level OF the CID
and CONFER Fails Ii will not be behind either N two
yosrs hence I saw many veins Of equal magnitude on
both sides Of Portage Lake snd that section bids fair TO
outrun every other part OF the copper producing region
never Lad any idea Of vein anti l went 70 Portage
lake
Tie Potomac Copper Co Of this City which had crigi
nally nine in Maryland which they abandoned for the
present have turned Their attention TO the great Copper 10
eaton in Polk Co. Tenn. where they have secured two
mines similar to the Hiawasa Cherokee Eas. Tennessee
sc.
The Engineer and Agen, OF he Company writes By Iss
nail a. follows
We began our aat on The level Of Potato Creek By
IN oren cut Of 10 feet through loose snuyid ground
and hone 10 CARY Il nic the main shaf, BY fail of one
ft which VIII leave feet below the dow work on
the New Haven property which Wa ju' on the TPPef
border of the copper. he fo'o
mac sbsf Is now Is feet in OF beautiful deep
brown csssan By the last vi the week shan cut the
souh east wall Of the lode in the ad The underground
rvo.e OF the ad i under contract for ~ PER linear foot
$40 10 open most valuable mine capable Of producing
leo turs OF copper ore per month
his work was commenced about 20 days ago and by
tbs time the miners are probably taking O1t ore AeOEdns
10 is IDgipe,r BY iie tine they have expended 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

Gordon Be.,oB .shf Jah'es ssT~ a. Co. .ArFd daring
tks week 81 ehsi'rla.
an ~ lIsiifsx bsrs J. a. L.as Long F,iss p x.s.
Yrrk. Hsnrv fertFcte Archst cr Ben bfs "a Slr
to- Rr do John yly. Garry. Ben st u c0eHe- ,assy
r.- =. N.rYlt lcthk Nstev. frsutfh o. fc<eas
s--.-r Tfss. fil = .1r.L lnlfo TO- D.
I. n. 3. lett fr- n-> rt''.t
hr-e g tr. sfraN fln ., .rl D. tr AaF srt tA f,n
Nsrvs-k-irh h.D i'elate ltl ta.s' rsr,lh \. b ca
is.h -rf-r Vr- rv-f-i rsrefriita hrtn Ncf-sa g..
-. Or 40 o. Ny orb, rl,rcs Heys, Prts. ha.ogc
tr~ Sferhl- sih issf mr. - rtrgtf. lr-n Y llt
a. "a or IL sh1rs ltll-gh. e tempest Pam, "a 60
a. frh hip Nsry Cfccker. Crocker BRISTOL l..
A. AZ geosr,cn p 2 Nrix DIR tictson Bsstoa "a
sh os Pcto- clra. Hop, Reyzoia Besfss-sA Alaac NJ
A. -. s-,h u't 81 - Golden Essls rhsnPsln 90 S-.;
Y-k .tor s Srts Lcsrh for do % d ~ asrs
,~.E - b-.r ss o. ard 80 fsre Hars ~ Lisraol
or Ncs-rA Perry. aud PasasuA ff 90 81 sol p los
t.rts Aeenor fer Boston, %. tanS Fgesa
80 ~, 49, Css R-ynss DAD 90 NeNlork Lev kassL
t-r f,r ,e-c. ltspsr Prachtt io Srstel, BIZ Ae AZ
81 49,, : ~. Airf Roche. Straan. b,stcn
ss ac Ars1osssa 81 irsf- hS Nitravs tbrl Flssr sr
p ,lriQhis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

Bpie MAI Of and from Bath for virginia l1t iuo Boston %
In distress having been ia contact wan bark Joan "AA0 ''
scnE YUc TAN Garland Portsmouth, from Phnidsgha r.
por.s 18Th ns gale lost deck Dan uns coal ana p b
With brig which damaged saas'e des ana aous
tssco houndto York with oswooe pnt into TINS port ~ az,
tees l. IA inst, having enc nnefod heaVj ga yh r.
sn boom split vessel LEAKING badly she bore up 9r rem
saco s. Bias the b struck another g l.n
hsitor BY one Of pilot Sunday She lost most Of her
load survey hs BE- held s9d nc es. ORDERED TO as
charge repcir alter hch she viii reload ana poeel On e
vrrcos Lree which .aied rom Ne~gelo,i 81 ia.i
North paclc returned loth inst on 'count o.
sis. dayh' uoeris gae commenced e'S ns non nS
South Between and Ss.9.t 1e. ss Is b s In very
hey al from the ship carrying win nen 20
sets ofdgits In few moments the main oPms,I en oyf s
side the nsinysr ind one st Of mo
he Ibosrd boat IN aeair the Egns and ande Der nPon
ihs of,he as,i LSt ~ JILL {.5s @ 2 Ssv
tue sgas AID sa, adri being 20
snd Otherwise IN rns The ship The level with e .is
lhe time shr slipped but Sae hay .Ts n,h s % dS
AID zzen broken down aud bow Pnt 'P'
BAG Wolf before reported aud abandoned asan
,n with The nm Inst a 81 ~ ioa 80. ~ w. asr
sens MoaxiSo sris arrived Hl.S l5h inst viii materials
scbT ssfsh aud Adeline Oh oifn'e
b. sens 0saSsE smith from Windsor NJ g. for Boston with
platter Long Island Me- evening OF 90 IL ~
m besrt an Of whom We're safely landed before went pieces
bot remain al has nsi On the beech sAPosa 20 =
daed to the rssdsBee Isrse b. Ount where every attention
s VA The S 'S Ssd .I1 .s s ' otal o.s
ALAsSE IoEE AsD Ai sea IN oosHe s1l s M ne
pose procuring leather repair her pump she had sprung bad
scas ENLY B. souDgs, lof NewPort) sowsll I'm Sooh Tor
nshsn sunk on Sunday aoTs1g 's u " ''e' u
euasTrrY o. LussEs and number Of bare containing sweet
gb,ssy poon Of the deck oad lost ih Block and Chan
nsL BY bis II a. c Gilmore, al Boron nh
bottom painted "hHe, Net ah's q ms
same time and place, and Immediately ufoAs uP
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MARRIED..

BRIgTOw-CRANE-ln this City Wednesday last by the
Rev james Me;t Mr. George Frederick Btow Of New-f0h TO
MIS- HARRIET Newell Crane, OF Brooklyn.
-MuNSON-On "Wednesday evening september II oy he
Rev Marseua Mr. w Clyde Colt 10 Miss MARY Amanda Man.
son daughter OF Muuson Esq. all Of the City
SiLvFR-MAsON-in thh City 18th Inst hy tie Rev H.
Beeeher, Mr.. NJ Silver to Miss sarah T. Macon
place.
the Girsrd House the ed Sept
BY Hewes Mr. Henry Holland Miss Helen
Ileeher Of Boston, Mas. -
MAICkH-wFsTON-c the ed September, by the Rev. Mr.
Asrls MIR John MAcke Mis- Maria Westoa both this City
sVFFERN-SLoAT-At SlosisburS n }, on "Wednesday
ms 2s September by the Rev: Dr. Pehmsa OF Albany ID
ward suhr Eco Counsellor Law Of haveFffsw, y Y 70 MIS-
Msry J. Slest OF the form place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
Markets. ........RPorted5y Telegraph.

AEaSY Sept 2rhere have been receipts hsse aans ls
al i houTs 5ud 10 business worth TspoItils -
NEw-DzIEAN Sept. 2-The GALES Of COIfoS to-day were ~
ia'.s ct easier prices Midding Is quoted et lnlc.
The receipts OF the pest u hours
FIors so barrels 6sC0 bushels CoRS l5@u bushels
Tfee inquiry WHEAT Il alers awaiting ne re-s
sdsicss FREiCnIs follows; FLOUR f'c WHEAT DC
i5r.
stFFlLo sept 2Tf receipts seee {es;eftsy have been a. &
las FLorR bbls- WHE.T 1900 bushels C1Er y bial
or, go tuh FLorR has been IN fair aeman for Western
ifhouf chance "a prices sses 0gbb NHt,rs,eaay
h oi.te d-unaud bBsheb sold e II 10 81 l Tor
Ohio and Behsau coz 81 o3 for Upper Lake Sozs sn
Sales so bash OAIs are dali 81 S'c 'ae' u "'
NulsgY a. &c FEEIcHTs unchanged.