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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

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d TesiE 4 sl3. qIt Dssts,t lii, III ~
ION sIG i0nt. cat ifliil. folto1gortl Fevala0ros,
Pom of citmf in go nloM.elt Qeia .cihu3i Ehq'oid
oaa ln,eeiao Rabid DOGS isososic, Arasiu iho Baltt
q Face 1nma aIp..l elilngi el.rped hlgls c9ns'
Mutcdtr weknea, Ptttlygi7i Piles lal Ache, Jleqni
sql hleem, seatyh aai, Npplsai soie lins Eeaeieai
ar,nitd tlttilithia Article foaha,e
@ SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
whehnoi only removes pain alno3 ihNanhneou'ly out
ERADlCATEs rBE DISEASE
9n1h number OF diaeaalt lltfsotlN ielcl iat thg.e
eame4 he proposition win lem le1s esiIaye6anH but
We're ien Tunes Wfe % Int Firl which stare u4 ln ho
l WHO have uEtd it ihomoVts, on wltnesfed llHmsEo
eaeclH on Qhola untein declaring liillf WHIST ne nNna
'N''''''0'aI' o fa6 S;s', 8h E5 Tai iii
Have louuever noticed ihl 1idEnl marliy between
many external ana internal ds,slct o. Wing entirely dn1r
cdy might BE- propald which should Do equally Applicable
70 hoihl This remedy 3 now o9ated you DO lha ohfN
RE LmnrhTl who'll docs not intul goul understanding
by e'ining ia haze been found 1tomt tffgs oaliiiHs
N Aerieo or mighty esut efMftuni but q simply iho
OsIarpiNo strsos being mii aod simple in action
ami yolayeaunl in 10 c1ts power olnoat hcmdlboi
rrcacln1 no most hidden tinsWg nl nlon on henat,
bottles fles osigfgs 30 ihe miotiy, aHd nnrhlogr
ihanile hlGi bqsilel bring move han touf strq O. nh
hdeuce 3sanartite exactly suited 20 the wtns rich
POOR high or low.
makes itimpoaaihie ior u ioHy lo we punilns Of me
y necessary os 9ariico Wh9lotefiia ued val ceny
sooenleon phed By loged iilfaiea 0ud 6gowernon
20 tlo l9owlna MINES. beiHg BOO qwo iho many pef
1vNe Mnp1 Vllisgiel lpi senuel an9 Neasl3 N.sla ny
pa9y nom ~ anl VINO lty.n9 wy leaiea ll7 N1p.s
in ihe different diseases lor whlcht Is accommodated gio
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BALIIM0RE.



soull e phompeon
ihroRrfHs asp wiia,5eiIs ~,
Rena, iEtnrai fiqn0r1i aHicts. fedi-. ~,
Iehnccq Honeo. 8euat, ileie. y, Oils,
IS 40, Morn Ips.g ssl 8 SS9,9 ~
itRee'f' tteY Ayehs1st PHilADkLpHA
iielablshad IN le2e.
10 THOMPSON REYNOLDS, mterssteil6 ~,
House e1peolullv invita- Weston Noisllri5 ,aeoit
hmacon. ie,s y gsi
20 eAsf!ab p.esesislB 5f,. 49,
CaNk4HhD bRulHaR, Il 90 ''A
224 baiimoa SfFfct C6iutr ofClay,,
WhOLkSALk IMPORTERS, MANUFAcruebs.
AAp pEAiNes ~ PiNG wAfonEs alcn 5s@s,@
lilvEAf rLArfng khn AL9fqA,qbnr avn -Ii
FANCY GOOD8t
IN ANk9fped iheifpew store With a speiaM,s.,
doLn AND siLSER wATeuYsi
Rrom ihe nio4i eelqbmlcd ullfefhln london NJ
4ut renffaTfn eAle1Afe stock llWaYl lehi 4 tl9
ever one OF Wlnph p saailAieed % peI0rm ~
slhFEH WARE or oun owN, n6snrtc4n.,,
Syeffoa aud Coffee seis, Goblslt, CIV T
re- cicam Knives Nandn KINKS, tiih Kdv,s. Ss,sa
iaiai 49,, olnon dc1lsiq. e-iH
PLAYED waRE.
coiesand rel Soia, uuis, le. Ketllet lhyts ,ss :.
Whitel7-pyoi, obpnE hd ronui Hhhresl C9sios. ",
Hath6H fpefFnt15i FlOwrran Friif rtands ~ y AZ
uiANON0 WORK.
apperp fqlleugloi OIanopl 3rlese,s abl RIA,
B,oaste9, y, ~. higs Ns suits Of Dlan61S
HiCu iEwKLnYl
This branch ofuur butinese a not surnissed b, ,, .
ablised ln the o24gl{i having Wolknen tapio,e3 ~
laMhy every steamer we aug aupRiiti no6 M R os3
acio1al. which eneolos as % giTelo 01r euSioS'Si
I Miestia5hcnsi and ntiow pricos.
Z FANCY gopDSl
i Wrdnf us4Aa WofA boses, chessi Stem. c,ra IA.
feif, tola7ne holds, eleqne YaaeA Parlshn Wsrt
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
No !, sprigg Rouse nmpoTiumII
CLOTHS. oAsslMRRgs AND YE8lIN0sl


dew spring ard autnmoP goodni
IAhhpcttllc nl ttiig able 10 flY 10 ny Ola Gust NJ
cr1 and h1 it9i enable community, thal have iutl
returned rom New York aud have tesn able t0procurt
ihe most fa1hnahc GooAa or me tseon that fhe ercai
hnrodrui New York ctnimnnn lrum frcn01 and TIE
Oh colniue alQ having dit cled with lho sale of com
non cvimns, GYc1 ma moIo otm ana iine TO attend 20
the wants OF mY cuslonof8 Oh to fashionable was. My
rev stock now consists Of
DLAcEi naowsi qHERNi DtpEi OLIVE AID
DALniA CLOTHS.
Alro lk end WOO. cishmsteill al ehtde9a aud Oo'1rd
bomhgtci dinpiier auHmer cloths iiianand Elsacpifi
&c l0f making ffOck, dress, sack aid business Goats
flcnehl knNih fhd AWecan co1elmoic en- atQs ducks,
llntu dfinn, &c ipr making pants 40 70 Ne1un89i ]
have Doe most hoiund selection ever looked NJ n any cl
~ aurWhlch dm now prensd 20 cake up % The iuoai
"a honshe ana hesi style, aa have ecured Pr kuaaFLr4
rerficr1 frcufcr nr Die comlnr gc1ruu eel crrtaln i
Elyin nat can Furnish better cloths h11dny house Wc1i
Of the Allegheny mouniainl
On connection with tio above hsv0a holuial aaooit-
meni fmnnill4 Goods, 30 me. ccaoonabpi and iah
i1n1hir c0nlIlnT of cloth, cashmere c1ghm6r1u BON
bi5nq Eiqc1 dahlia aud plain hpen, io0ki diet
ami business opaio Vcsl and rlnt1i made nom iho most
ltahonihe and tdaaonahc Goods ingrci yauayi olso,
usnept coilnn fhrtei shi iiien lambs wool acd cot
ton urdfuhifia and DitwdIai caVaio aiookt, coail,
glove ana sp'Tfniemt
Hosiery ln great T1rcTi 1lfoi every Qlnre fn1le aut
able ior comp'ciliga tenien1ng W1i drdhe
Ah ne above named l0lcGi together with many other
sgrec that he oud 90 my store, no ,kpfgg hopfe.
ltectllinnnd iako looki and much obliee you're,
nf2i 3. RICE
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Now saVingsI Bank Store.
~ E.lmnaaE9 Ll1IEEs y FL 0l0 ~ 0IEIal


II AN n0wreetlying ava oreninE unusually large and
u goneiai assortment Of Hoo1, Shoeas Hate Bonnota,
Umbic1rt caet Sachg 40 ii9 corner of Market and
H0usne alreoi1 WhfanT Vas iH ne room nrmory oc.
copied dafis Post nee and opposite ho Mcclure House.
VcrY nr1e and tru cy new stock which waspufchssel
most V1abi1 crtumlfanisl, and Offer in3m 10 h8 Gu
len OF Wheeling AVID vicinity az reduJod prices whole
tis aud fnlt and respectfully eoc, eharo of patron
age.
y Deem ID useless aay mirh nlpraise or my stock n
humbufgid b. adYoriilg pud tlcoil 10 SOY h1TonrY
variety o. meO8 youths and h0Yl hoolaand slices, mr'
for, nk noicskn, WOOL ieahufn, brush and RAW hats
ana of ildici tsory variety oiat lawn straw and llid
btnnti4 or ihe moot fceni isahopa and tyle1 AitQ-
Btoaa slippers aud Caters both ior adee msaca and
rhndfon 81 t1 most fashionable style, make end quality
--cali aud fei fof yourtavta.
Hdqint n1rchtHsia trtf stock OF DO above named br
uclsa t5itd respectfully invite country merchants TO-
call ABA see nt or iend ms their onier VIII duplicate
fp8 10. q. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

G. imccn m woodrow having OH DE illhday o.
y April, 1919 By proper ioei c0ngoled iu trust % 90
ora a 10 BIS resi- end roFl1na property tui choscs
ti0ui an persons n any wge Indebted 10 said woodrow
neifoa ging claims aeain1i 1lid Woodrow required
n order 20 fcsiyo any benefit under lad ilu1 Within
i0nrm0niha 20 one hef claims with h9 proper Icq
corffr 10 r Terms 0f rtit decd with fhd uni1fflru1d
mia GEO. 81. SIGHTS, Ataianao.
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no country Warohanfe.

MIR. s. IS. KNOX having Withdrawn nom thc frn, OF
WI McCalIcu, Knox Co. ihu femainlh8 rarinora have
atO1iitd Win thcm NJ Chcltor d. Knox, fhrOhoT ol s.
Knox }so l0Asand iavoably Known trading public
assuming tho 6tyio OF McClalon5 and Knox
THEY would reHrecuIly inoIn iielr Old CHi1mor8 (whO
have 20 iorf beny Sustained iien) tnd an oiherea,
ot On Boo6 sld Shoes, that ihe|f Fen Stock viii be alY
naflOmthe iOlhio iheiagt ofisnicmbnr.
H8vng been selected will thogleiief care and bought
Cor cash ihey la3i Themselves ihltnltl Fan Stock OF
Boots dHd Slices hoy clnlod ont inducements No quality
ond lrccs superior 10 ey ever offered n lhe marhci In
C1ltfy Moithani onthoi way ftai, iay would bopea8s
tdt9 exhibit lha iock ond pQst itom ilrrcea elrie3iy
fhtth nt1 comn1fItou With ilt mlfkalt of Baltimore l
uGAN, CARR q Coz iayejusi received $50 hofts
7 y ID l0hscco, m addition tell lsige g.oek Ca
r0urIa no. 50 and eco HreciHieu of Tie "CnIiorm
e0iitu bar f0httfOi" intended iOr 80 Wo love gona
nuF,n iao.d lailo iot 9flmfoial iaetieiuli 0hand
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aaddlera HardWare.

AND cntcH rnmHiHo,
lust ortrdi large dHoIimani oi saadlers ware
6ue.y Boe.s Aubba, spatet Fellows. Cardiseana TIE
nor, Naisabf iroHl liiont end knaneled lAaihel,
fsriion 81 fio dobiio JOHN kNOTK
mails Old 61ndi l98 Aalntl
Notice.
M D,MOTrR hlsassoelaitd with hln ~ partner
wv BE bruihqf j. W. MOIik, uq parinelahip con-
NJ. ID. M0ITE6 BROTHER liebi5
Second Notice.
LLplra0ne indfhiedto W. M MorIeeic requested 20
fhi6 ID. MQIIk.
Bound TO ShaVel
M JhQUks lkcOuLTRks celebrated warranted
~ he1ola Ihey glaye WIN w g'e7s.' 800 -He aug
q z. HHOWNiH
20 New Jewelry store, Wsilias,oH
9hrow Physie 20 ihe Dogs- puivermaeher's
HYDRO ELECThiC vULTAic CHAINS,
PRODUCING nftani relief nom to mgfl acute PAIN trdper
nansnily culing On Nenaific diietlesi Rheuma
tsm, painel END sweled iqini.i Neuralgia
OF ne Pace, pealntesi ninNufe3. 81
Vita ante, pallishon1 q 20
Heft psnodcil headtehcli
ram igI te stoned r.
Lifeline Paine.
PaIsiyasi
Tbsrs chains we're fret iniioiasod in ne city Of New
Yok le.3 ii,q9lf & a9a y ~ .r .c1
Ell ly ma. Vale tine Mott foti, Ctmoehlni Van buten
ald 6thers % Nis teoye0d ihi they poss.s tlgnge
eiass OF dsestes srd jlslI SIZE ud ii1 success That has
attended neir tee o u.ralals'sa ,,,. ..-.,.
were pssdnevey h1fpia 70 Europe 4rd ,9grea ~
iaitntl in FJalofI lolnaiyi Awhile rrfFA nna hni'
4TinNK CLOSE AND PONDER WRLBH
Ths prnen,l upon which 80 1 climed lal ihe chains
produce hoi ml.yelovs cures ais s'i
ntrrors nudtana OBJ agent ita ft.emhescoieA flfliq'
ny oiefsl,2 i e,g KY, IA g,an III, ~,
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IIalabllah8a in 10.

THOMPSON RRYNULDs, interlstsiis a.,
hiina can. ds,s y gsi
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REVERE hOOHh
ZIG RtD BOOT

NM & ave now fcceivnglfon our Eastern Mtpuaflguh
w Embellishments, one the largest and heat ninuee
iuiedasnuftncntQi ROOta and Shoes Ion FNland Wpfl
wear, oeFeain bBor any ofhpr niarkei- iiey A'
been Wanuhcimed 10 Qrler, oreoCdngio oll owndllee
lionsi and arc atended expressly lpr relliig 1908
regular cuzomera aud ~ ohcre syho nay af0f - VITA
calf we can ogsr an unusually largo variety Of loot. aud
Shoes which we guarantee cqualm quality Of nnlefaleu
worknlnehipo those manufactured ~ this ora9y oihet
paftui the United SlateA. Our stock VIII be olnd
alati itrart, Of the following reasonable goodii
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planiehed Tin Ware.

T UGT opened an assortment ofsuondld phnslcd Ware
consisting ofcoaee ana Tea Urns Glazing nishea, Oys
ier 6iowoe Vegetable Dishes pfh coversi Teapot Bg3
coolers Stomach WARMERS aud painted Toilet gcie-'a
beiuiinartooJ We repeatedly oonct ne attention OF
lho public our varied and boiudu Houoo
anu steam Boat Furnishing goo1a
HOBBS BARNES q co,
Noes Monroe 50, near the Post ONCE,
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Cofceand rtl Geis uNs, lea ietiles. l,,,.
whter7p vet, obpnB hid ronni ahnes, CSS,o.s- W,
H1th0lti fpofgtosi Flowur and Friit siands N, AZ
uiaHON0 WORK. tx
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REFEREADESf
o Jnmiyon, R-q. Cashier Bank OF Haiumore,
ID Sprrt Esq, Cashier Merchants Bunk
Truemu Cross ESQ Cashier Oom Fafnefa hanks
Messrs Groonway q co, ianhei1g halImoic.
John Sullivan Sons "
kokor @ 20, Wheeling,
Or Jia z nakor,
ST. r p 6Wearirgen
NTfCashn advances made or cnnsicHWcnia. dfc6
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Silver ZEE aud Oofce SETS, G0blsls, Cuus. M,
Ctsiof8. Waioa, SPOONS. Forks. ne and C5ts i,.'t
itt Ccam KNIVES, Nspdh KINKS, Vim Kiv,e az, ia
luilt 4c., ol noW delltiiq. N-iN
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TT0W TT0 N70|T V0T1UI1TTH H7ITHIT D TITI1D n
aud Ganefl-fu eNienaiyo stock alpay1 tsbi y .lf5l
oghrg onc OF which p guaaniSed % pefi5ra, /. ia
limo. '-'"' "a "a
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New Savings Bank store

lluuihl pf NE liberal tatlonl peeioofe eA'elAe4
ua, we soiieit Continuance 90 ODE same III. ,woY
aen3 MoCbALLRh6 q kNO1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22


On Wednesday June 81, after short Illness, EDWARD
I. LIE. Of the firm Of Leadbeater & Lee.
His remains will be taken Greenwood for interment
His funeral will take place from bis late residence 1877
Christopher street. His friends and those Of the family
invited to atteud withous further initiation FRI
day, Esd inst, at O'Clock
On Tuesday, June co. GLASGOW HOLMES Of Phladel-
phia, aged 80 yearA
Phnadelpba papers please cory.
On Tuesday. June 20, of typhus fever, EDWARD II.
KEIcHAM, aged SO years, eldest OF Rev. Alfred
Ketchsm pastor Of the Presbyterian church of Augusta
On Tuesday, June 90, of disease Of the heart Ca
THEgr, wife Of James Morton in the Goth year Of her
Her funeral will take place on Friday esd inst, at
O'clock from A;nsley street, corner Of Lorema VIII
Harrisburg The friends Of the family invited to at
tend her funeral without further notice.
On Wednesday, June 81, JAMES PReIE aged 81 years,
months and Fl days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to atena bis funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from Dr. vinton's church, Hicks street, near Jora-
lemon, Brooklyn.
Sarah L. Fawcett aged years. months and q days.
The relatives and friends of the family the members
fully invited to attend the funeral without further
tce, this day. at O'Clock r. NJ from the residence Of
his parents No. 162 sackett street, South Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, June 20, at IL O'Clock =. NJ, GEORGE
fnxpEEc BouniTe, native of France, aged 10 years.
months and 90 days.
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
ligeth street between Second and Third avenues, this
day, at O'Clock Pm.
On Wednesday, June II, JosEH p. FsEKs, aged IS
years.
His remains win lie taken for ntcrment to Rye where
the funeral will take place, Friday morning. at half
past 10 O'Clock.
On Wednesday, June 81, of water on the lungs
FRANCIS BssTItK, aged 50 years after long and pain
full illness, which he bore with Christian pety native
Of Longford, ireland.
The friends aud relatives of the family, also the
acquainanccs, respectfully invited attend his
funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock, from his late resi-
deDce, 800 Mott street, near Blocker.
AT Staten Island June TO- after short illness, JOHN
MAHTiySG in the 18th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family and Of his son.
Peter L. Marling respectfully invited to attend his
funeral this day. ed inst at O'clock from his late
residence, without further invitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22

CLEARED.

CLEARED
y ss new
Steamship James Adger Turner, Charleston, spoora.
steanship Roanoke. Skinner, Norfolk. &C. Ludism
SHIP Hendrix Hudson Jewett London. Morgan, Griswoa
shiip Emp G%prS zsrss. tI,sspSo zfrSss s SGs
Ship Foster, swift Liverpool, D Ogden.
SHIP Java, Jackson. GLASGOW DuoNam 4 Dimon-
Ship Geo Canning tifam>, Jacobs, Hamburg, Schmidt
Ship Nedomsk, Livingston, Quebec. wntsrhon Ripper
liI Sea Eagle WIlli,%s. s. Andrews, schmidt Go:
Bark Suwsro Oiden) Hsye Bremen, uennirgs Muller
Bark Holland CNor) Jansen, Mramichi Z Bech Kun
Bark stentor Orr. Stevenson So JOHN. NIB, Barclay
hsss orSac Mas5sn, Gsinae yntarn Co.
brig ZcsGU rchrist, Monte yidec j Norton. Jr
Brig Arse QS), Douglass, Charlottestown. Whitney
Brig Ads, Chase. LcPresus, nh. Nesmth a Sons.
EIig HGlron dr Gard, Go nsr u psWof:
EIs eassn1 A%e GsS;rsssSwn hscohmsn Co.
sehf GO Digeiow (Br) Miller rurks siande, Permission
schr Nsnhssset Meldrun, Savannah, Scranton Tall
scir Leopold 0'Donns,I, symonds Savannah Demili b
schr Enchantfsss, Jsynes Savannah, Mccreads Mott
Sch, L A Edxar,s Hsrack. Georgetown, Dollusr 4
sslr A DsRosss,s, Brewster. Washington. Dolaer
scbr Ann. Huston. Norfolk Mott Bedel
ScLr Seguine, swain Baltimore johnson Lowden
Schr Davidson, Hardy Pbilsdclphia, master.
scir Wintemoyeb, Marvin, Fort Delaware Van brunt
Slarht
ScLr Victor Bearsc. Portland, W Lewis.
Sctr Harvest Presbury. Taunton, master
Sehr Gentile knights, Gloucester, master
Schr Augusta. Perry, New Bedford, master
Sehr Ellen Louisa, Thompson, Now Haven master.
Schr John Parke, dunbar, Bristol, master.
Sp A%ss gr SMec master
Steamer eesrses creek Gsnscr Baltimore Parker Won
steamer vulcan, w.itman. philadelphia N Briggs.
ARRIVED
slim Blanchard (of Yarmouth, Me- Lawrence Uavre May
90 iaballast with $50 pa ssengers 20 Nesmi. Sons.
and 81 passengers, TO Peyenstadt a. scbu nacfer.
Back Commodore, Williams Gonayes st Domin 90 10th
ip yth coffee and ogw9od TO master june IL in Crook
ed Island passed bark bound showing white
jgt al with red border anu letters init
Brig Triton Oubeck), WulG, Bordeaux, ~ days, with
brandy. &c, TO Punch Meinckc.
Brig eleanor, Caqssday Grand Cay Turks Islands 18th
inst, with salt ~ Tucker Lightbonrn.
Brig Warren Goddard (rcw) Wncheter Eastport days.
itblumber, to Smith x Boynton. .
schr Anolade (Por St Anna LAabon " days with salt,
10 Marcel ado. June TO- lot 60 o. Ion ca 80, spoke three
ma ted achr Iva, hence for St Thomas
schr Maryland, BeN Qsxasnss, days, With susss y
psstex,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22

AN EXPERIMENT IN FEEDING THE C,vALs--The
Rochester -idrc,iiser SAYS, az the volume of the
Genesee diminishcs under the influence OF protrac.
ted daylight, and The consequent cxhalations OF its
waters, the superintendent Of the canal by direc.
ton OF the Commissioners have resolved TO test tho
pIacticabilty OF feeding from Iockport and thus
dispensing with the aid Of the river as a feeder.
Some three days ago this supply was cut or leaving
the Valley canal and the west to furnish the neces.
sary amount of water for the purpose OF naviga-
ton. The experiment so far is not favorable to Its
success, though it may not entirely fail. II the OBJ.
iect be but partially attained, il will be Of consde-
rable advantage to the millcrs who occasionally
suffer from the demands made by the canal for the
water deemed rghtfully the property OF the ma.
uufactmers Of the city, and not for the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22
Married.

DIarF1e0s
On Tuesday, June 60 by the Rev. Evan I. Walker,
ies SARAH CRooKER TO WALIEE BOVINE Esq, all Of this
city.
On Wednesday, June o. in the Seventh street Metho-
dis church. by the Rev. Mr. Reid. CAMLUs TEERAND 10
Miss III JEASSs1IE BAKER, all OF THU city.
Boston papers please copy.
On Tuesday, June 20, by toe Rev. Mr.. Arnitage,
BAIL NJ LoUTFY HFEDI Commissioner for his HigLness
the viceroy Of Egypt, to Miss HAREII H. daughter Of
George Hidden Eaq Of tbis city.
Washington and Philadel phia papers please copy.
On Saturday June II, by the Rev. NJ Mllett at his
resdence, so Broomc street, Mr. JOSEPH H. HORNE to
Mrs CHARLOTTE K FowIIs; also Mr. HENRy BgowsRIGG
to Miss SARAH MAY JACKSON all Of this city
On Thursday Juoe Is, BY Rev. DR.. fse, of Brooklyn,
Miss SARAg FLANAGAN, Of Rondost, N. Y, to FRANCIS
Walls. of Boston, Mass.
In Brooklyn Tuesday June 90 at the residence Of
her father, by the Rev. D. W. Bacon RIoaARD FStTY,
ESQ, of New York, to Miss MARGARET JANE BOYLE OF
Brooklyn
California papers please copy.
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Schs Ozfoel (sf New Lesdoay Bellies, Jasnsa n g.
with co0ee 90 II Brookman 4 90.
sssr Hss,iss aaiisok rev. wn.aesles. NO. 7 dass.
Scir "a Dorado, wees, Addison, 10 ds$s.
Scbr Dfesdea Csalsy. Aodtsna 10 days.
Sobe Three Sisters. Nrt,n Harsu stou ssr P1i
s ssh A AIanda Church se..sg,rs fer PhsdsleAA
Scbr Lawrence Jehnson. Portland, ct.
Scbr Frederick HAIL. Dixon, Pvrtisal CT
Sobr Amelia johnson kocklsrd 3 days
Schr Shaler Smith, Racklxnd, dsTs.
Sehr Drummond Qghssr, II shin Hor3osaun
eshs re- At New Inlet. III.
Steamer Kennsbec, Copes. Philadelpks.
BELOW.
Ship Kossuh Bell. from liverpool Msy II. with usAs
and psssengess to II Tapscott 4 &c.
5hfp VIM Raj hbone 81 days frem Liverpool.
Ship Americas Eagle. 80 days from Losdos.
Wind during ehs dsS from EsE. and frssh.
tBT SANDY HOOK PRINTING TsLpGRAPHp
THE HTGHLAuDs Juue 81 -SuRAsvu.
The chic Kossuth. Lvcrpeos. w + TopvvsSk r
Co is at ascher et the SW Spit.
The weather very thick.
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SEVERE THUNDER SHowTR.--The thunder shower
this vicinity was very severe aleng the south shore
At Kingston the shower il represented as the most
severe ever experienced in that town. Little rain
fell, but much damage. was done by the lightning.
completely demolished, the damage 10 the ed0ce
being about $500. The houses or Col. Thomas.
widow Lucretia Chandler and Capt. Jas. FuIton
were also struck and somewhat damaged Proyi-
dentially the inmates escaped unframed. At Dux-
bury man was struck, and remained insensibIe for
two hours, DR.. Nichols, Of Kingston five miles dis
tant, coming in the meantime to attend him. At
North Biidgcwater q young man, twenty-five years
OF age, was instantly killed. His name Is said 10 be
Reynolds, a barber by trade. At Taunton severe
thunder storm was experienced, but no damage was
DONE At Lowell the magnet in the Office Of tho
Vermont aud Boston telegraph line was destroyed,
but was replaced at an early hour this morning.
Boston Transcript June 20.
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PHILADELPHIA Jane 81, PM--Arr echrs Lebioa.
Aodsdon. Calais; VIM Pitt, Baster Boston.
CID tnrks ION ytpcke rde Bremeu vercsuela. Dawn
.aguaJra trgs Saml Stnsl! Treadwe Salem; e Fatar<
sSn g. JsEo Cuba; Andover Jones B.stoa; sctes
asnce; aptrdee York, Fortandi II Kethermel Bsscf
Nfork Stgrtevant Conner Newburg; Rsxtury Nrotsr.
SON Albany walker; Speed, Fletcher Whikmsa
ware, Clark. n York.
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nTemsrand,

Bark Gem CT the Seas $50 year old bulif a
I: Warren, III, has tecn sold for S22 00e.
Piiottoat George Steers purchased hy the
government ad will hereafter be in tho Ighthsus
1 eeyvice. in the kev Bedford DISTRICT.
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Mr.. Gustsyus Wilcox, OF Mddctown, (Soutb Tarms)
Conn, while riding homo top OF load Of wood the
18th inst brushed from his by the limbs OF
tree, under which he passing; the wheels passed
over his body and several Of his ribs mere broken
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Telegraphlc Hfarine Report.
NEW ORLEAES June Arr schr Geo ManghAu. New