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MNrins AHalra.

or'cK PAssAGB.-Ihe new clipper ship Red JACKET,
mandsd b. Capt Asa Edrdse late Of the steam yacht
North STAR whose arrival ct liverpool reported ia .he
E. gisb papers the 25h nit is stated letter to
arrived up to Liverpool On tbs i4th, having made the
pssage from city to city IN the astonishing short time OF
thirteen days snd hour and III, Sac LEFT here on
the morning Of the 10th January AID srrvsd A. the Dell
Buoyion the 22dtwelve day,wthoat the loss Of rope
yarn She is tine vessel of Asa toaa register balt by
Mr. Geo. Thomas, Of Rockand and s hsr first voyage
and not yetooppersd. She owned sscomb Taylor
Boston, and hence by Mr. Vim. T. D,gAu.
The Liverpool Courier thus notices her performance -
Yesterday, the spl ndd new Anerie,n clipper Red
Jacket, Captain Edlidge Gate Of this Liverpool packet
Roscirs arrived here from New YORK; after having NJ ,ds
the unprecedented (or sailing vesse Of thirtsen
days he0r sud twen Ave minutes Sns is one OF
the handsomest vsssels behed, poasssug, with
the greatest synmetry Of model immense strength and
carrying capacity. Below We give her log:-
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NKw YORK HERALD.


TIE frigste S. Lsvrsnee remained at Callss Jan H. all
well
The surveying steamer Cor~ip, detailed to make sur
vey Of the Florida reefs put int, savaDnkh 5tn ns from
this port short Of cca having been delayed by htropg
head sindr She would leave again immediately after
cssng
The United States store ship Relief, At New York Is
preparing TO take out stores to tae Brazil aKdron Tbs
following officers have been orseIed 70 her viz :Isut
omranding stephen Q. Rowsn Acting Master ssuupl
p Coser, p, ssed Eidhpmen, James Tnorntoa Waiter
Qreep, an David Harmony aud Pas ed Assists ar
aeon. James u, Gould,
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BOnrd Of SurerYIsnrs.


4UDVF IN"Nututf claIr,
FYB The minutes OF the last meeting ws.o read and
approved.
TtE ooRoyERs' bills,
The report Q! the Committee 10 favor OF psying tho
bills OF the four coronsys amounting to 2c5 ST and
also sS95, the ts in the accounts for pos. morton
examinations vss edopts and the scoounts ordered TO
Dc paid so In favor OF paying John ves late Cor nor
for fees 10 oeendpg tbs Of Ttysm the Coroner
FOR false imprisonment s2t0--ordsrsc to bs paid.
PAYMENT FOR DkFkSDIsG A FUGITIVE SLAVE
The report OF tho committee In favor OF paying n d.
Culver sSes expenses incurred In defending the proseu
ton Of one Bolsnd claimed fugitive was adopted
The committee reported adverse to uii from the
Booninsdhle Asylum, for want o. proper sutnsssaon
Atj0uyLss 70 ksESay psxt
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One thousand hundred SID eighty eight gallons
OF qaor about houdred AID thirty Ave thousand
Doses appears BY the above sold in New sedford
during three months for medicinal purposes exclusive
ale and porter, which included in the table but
which bore he proportion in lold the other
medicines Neg Bedford must be very unhealthy piscs
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EXCLUSIVE News AGAN--We published ex-
clusively, the other day, the text of the copy
right treaty pending before the United States
Senate. Why do not our cotemporaries, who
raised such clamor against our first exclusive
report of that Mexican treaty, why do they not
come out and pronounce this copyright treaty
also hoax?
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Supreme Court-Generel Term.

Ith JHN etB MItcheI, ho08evsIt aud hoffls present
THE ExrBADITfoN CASE.
FIN 10-Jn the Matter Of llerasder Haibroun -This
case which comes mp nov application behalf OF
the accused for warrant under the state as Revised
Statutes zee So chap to prevent bis removal ont OF
the Slate, called to-day, but again postponed
The argument Is nxed for Wednesday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11

LIQUOR AsEsoy NEW BtDsoRD.-The liquor agent OF
New Bedford has published his quarterly report OF
the work done in his department for the three months
ending the go c. January Tne following figures
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The HERALD, as usual, was the Grst to take
ground upon this great question. and that
position upon the subject which furnishes the
reasons. the propriety, and the certainty of the
passage of the bill. II is but two or three
weeks since this momentous issue was sprung
upon the country but instantly the independ-
ent press hit upon the conclusion, a. indicated
in the failure Of the Tabernacle meeting. and
the rapid progress Of the bill in the Senate.
Tie Senate debate shows that more pro-
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WORK FOR DEcAYED PoLITTcIAys-W learn tba {
j.. b. Hart, Esq, and others have been appointed
subcommittee, by the National Democratic
Committee at the Stuyvesant Institute, and in.
structed to solicit subscriptions for weekly
journal that las suffered much in the hardshell
cause, and is even now in the jaws of death.
Mr.. Z. Il. Hart was once a member OF Congress.
He figured subsequently as candidate for the
Navy Agency but having been unsuccessful in
the endeavor, he seems to have turned his at.
tention to the calling of newsboy We are
glad to sec that q respectable business is at
length opened for dccayed politicians: a voca.
tion which will keep them out of mischief and
beggory, and may at the same time prove con-
genial to their old tastes. 1t pleases us SO
much that If Mr.. Hart will call on us. we don't
mind proving our friendship for the national
democracy. by trying to obtain for him route
OF the HERALD, or if this cannot be had. the
early sale of some OF our extras. This. we inn
agine viii be more permanent and profitable
than canvassing for his present employers
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Gcyeraor Crosby, OF Maine Was qualified on the stb
uatsp. and dAliversS kn Inaugural address,
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Qress has been made in Two weeks III the
discussion Of this subject, than was~sens nc 10
two years upon the measures Of 1850, the dis
cussion of these measures, however. had pre-
pared The Senate and the country Tor q clear
understanding of this matter. an d all the coz
stitutional points involved in it.. But in 1850,
as in 1854, the Wall street journals were first
among the opposition. The Courier and En-
quirer, however, IN the former case, after dis
charging its ant.-slavery editor, and after max
ing an apology to the public, wheeled into line
on the side of the adjustment And SO will it
have to do before this present controversy is
ended. The Journal Of Commerce, which was
also among the anti-slavery pleaders in the out.
set of the agitation Of l849-'50, has, on this oc
| casion, taken Time by the forelock, following
prudently in the wake of the HERALD.
We have no doubt of the passage of this bill
no more doubt than we have, upon the setting
of the sun, that u will rise the next day and sc
continue to do till the day of judgment beyond
which it is not necessary now to go. We dc
not derive our conclusions from the press O
New York, but we say that our metropolitan
daily press gives in the aggregate the earliest
foIeshadowing OF the drift Of public opinion and
Congressional action. In thus rejecting public
opinion, the Independent press especially, has
of late years, exercised, and will continue to
exercise, great power over the politicians
spoilsmen, and Presidential cliques, and aspir-
ants of the country. 1t is power which acts
upon many even of the old fogies with the
force of an electrical battery, galvanizing them
into new life, and urging them into the progress
sive spirit Of the age.
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.EusEsrsTs THIS EVENING.

rowEHY THEATRE, Bowsry-UsoIr To~s cArrs.
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BURTGNis THEATRE, Chambers streot-A PRETTY
PIYoT a. BusINEss-A LrpsUMmER NIGHr's DRrba.
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ApERICAN MUsEUN-hfternoor-T SrRApGEn-
Lycping- GAMRLEns PEoeREss TIN PnENo,fENUs.
BROADWAY NRNAeERIE-sIAnrsE TWINS AND WHO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-13
City Council.

special meeting of Council was held on Sat-
urday afternoon. Present, his Honor, Mayor Bra
dy and the following members: MeSSrS. Sweeney,
Wilson, Goodrich, Black, Hartman, Nelson, Gill,
Tharp, Young, Wharton, Berger, Forbes, Halo
well, Morrison, Little and Hull.
His Honor, the Mayor, stated that the meeting
liza been called at the instance Of the Railroad
Committee, in relation to the interview recently
had with Mr.. Harrison, the President of the B. &
o. Railroad, OH the subject of procuring more
ground within the city, for rev t,acks and other
purposes means OF facilitating the l1anspot-
tntion OF the immense amount OF freight which
now crowds the Road.
DIR. Tanner, from the Railroad Committee, then
submitted the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted:
ReSOlred, That the Mayor be aud he is hereby
authorized, in the name, and for. and on behalf Of
the City of Wheeling, TO grant unto the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company the right TO &C.
cupy, with tracks and the necessary open platforms
for loading, the ground belonging the City, west
of Water street. aud between first stree: on this.
South. and the mouth of the Creek on the North.
PrODidsd, That the eastern track now on said
Water street, shall not be used excepting for the
transit of passenger trains; that there shall be no
change the present grade of said street, except
with the express authority Of the council; that the
said street shall be graded even with the tracks
therein, so to afford convenient passage across
the same; that no obstruction snail De at any time
placed ACROSS any street or alley .eading to the
rivers that obstruction shall be created or caus-
ell IN the construction or use ofthe public landing
in front Of said land; and that if said company
shall purchase any other grounds lying within the
corporate limits of the city. TO which wharfage
rights pertain, they shall purchase Herewith ali
such Wharfage Fights, and convey and release the
same. together with any wharfage rights that said
company now owns, to said City without charge
or compensation therefor.
Mr.. Forbes moved that the tax (s3) assessed 10
the Widow Coleman, whose house was muchd dam
aged by the late fire IN Centre Wheeling, be remit
mi.ted.-Canied.
communication received from Mr.. Lamb.
rendering his resignation as member of Council,
which, on motion was laid on the table.
VIM. Tracy was nominated as Deputy Sergeant,
confirmed and sworn in.
Onmotion of Mr. Forbes, ordered that the com.
mlttee on ordinances report an ordinance assessing
taxes on OrdinarieS and Coffee Houses.
Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-13

RonRxRY.-A robbery committed on Friday
night last al the residence of Mr.. Edward Strick-
land. OF MARSHALL county, but the amount of the
money stolen, was not definitely ascertained by
our informant. A young man by the name of
Elias Helm was arrested Saturday by officer
Catlett, ofMoundsvllle. We understand NUM-
Der Of promisory notes payable to Strickland, was
found on the person of the accused.
On the way to the magistrates office Helms
threw bunch of keys into the mud. they were
soon recovered, and the key which opened the
drawer containing the money Immediately re-
cognized by Strickland.
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WnEELINe, Va, March Ii, ,54.


am published in the Times & Gazette as one
OF the persons who have stopped that paper be.
cause they are liquor sellers. do not think that
paper can injure ME mech. Built think it hard for
an old and we'll known citizen in private life to
have falsehocds published on him without an op
portunty of replying. l am not liquor seller.
1t is now year SINCE quit keeping tavern, and
ordered that paper discontinued before this IL
quOr excitement commenced. will state the cir
cumstarces: On the LIST OF January last, after l
had quit keeping tavern, paid the Agent of the
Times & Gazette his subscription 10 that date in
fall, and directed ii to be discontinued. Nowilh-
SANDING this instruction was positive, tie paper
still continued to be left ut my residence. On the
9Th inst, called and again paid up to that date,
and again directed it to be discontinued. Now, o.
lhe paper is still left at my door, notwithstanding
am published among several others called liquor
dealers, as having discontinued that paper. l de
HFe 10 notify tie proprietor of the Times, that
will not pay any further bill for said paper. thinE
very bad state of things when man canno
stop taking paper when his situation or conve.
nencs do not Justify him in taking without being
published as doing something very bad.
Respectfully,
JOHN NcCORTSEY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-13

LAuxcnED-The new stern-wheel era fl OF Cap
tain Dillon was LAUGHED at our ship yard OH Fn-
day afternoon. She is 10 be called tie CORE"
Dimensions: Length of keel, $50 feet; on deck,
1853 the IT,; beam 80 feet; depth of hold. 5 feet;
t1aught not TO exceed % inches. She will have
tlree 80 inch. Aued boilers, "a feet in length; Two
cylinders, 20 inches diameter, with feet stroke;
wheel d # diameter with Is buckets, 20 #. long.
She will also be provided with "doctor,'' and
"nigger," OF hosting engine for freight. There
are A state rooms, for passengers, and the texas
will accommodate the entire crew.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-13
JOHN McCoRTNEY.

Ex-PREs'DEMT FILLMORE, accompanied by the
Hon John P. Kennedy and Judge Hall, left Gin
Glanau on Tuesday morning. on visit to North
bend the residence of the late Gen. HARRISON
1Hey fe'uEnt to the city in the evening. a large
number of the citizens of Cincinnati paid their re-
Spects TO Mr.. Fillmore. al the Burnett House, ON
Monday. Aftera few days sojou1n il, that city, the
ExfEesdent and his party vii, take TIN to Louis
Vile explode :tae great Mammoth Gave of Ken
lucky, and wend their way to the Crescent CITY.
stopping at intermediate places on the route.
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MELoDEox !-OrEaA AND BALLET TRourE.-Of
course every body will go to the Melodeon on
Monday evening next, to witness the interesting
performance of the Orleans Opera and Ballet
Troupe. Pantomimes, Burlesques, Dances, Songs,
6c.-a rich programme offered. Go and see
t.em. See posted bills for particulars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-13

THE Hox. R. NJ. II. HUNTER. of Virginia. will
please accept our thanks for a copy OF his speech
in the U. S. Senate on the Nebraska and Kansas
question.
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DR., Gordon Harris
A GRADUATE OF CAMRR M

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
OFFlCE-tSatimorc Lock Infirniary No. 81 south Cav
" street, opposite the Exchange Buildings, baltimore
practical experience OF over go years enables Dr. II.
eases which have TOO long been yielded by phys
hden,jally either III person by letter.
no Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
letter to DIR. Harris, Baltimore Md. All communications
confidential, remedies sent by natl any part
See advertisement on fourth page. arr4-1y
DERSoNS wishing TO remit oneyt England, Ireland
L or scotland, in amounts fromE upwards find a
safe, quick and cheap medium through
gf fs-at EDWARDS, SANFORD eco.
N.PIG;MAS, Agent.
ne13tf ..t.. Mcclure House.
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SrnrxG.--Sa,urlay and Sunday were bright.
beautiful days, clear and balmy as Spring. OF
which indeed they. together with the sweet notes
of the Robins which have saIuted our ears several
times, are the sure harbingers.
"Comc gentle Spring. ETHEREAL mtIdncss, comet"
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TuAyKs.-We are under Obligations to the Hon
Y. S. KrDwELL for valuable public documents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-13

TuE RIVER yesterday had attained depth OF 81
feet, and commenced receding. The fears of a
tesket no longer exist.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM TL Needs.

= w III. 7 "IIt6uSJ
Bookbindcr tE BInnk book Mann fnctnrer,
NO. 2la Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
w GUILD respectfully inform their friends aud he pub.
e IN general that they have bought the establish.
iateiy known as James NJ, Ewing and
@ =, h and prepared to Rule and
@ i oiaeI, olSnk BOOKS Of every description music,
ha3zles, periodicals. &c, in to be surpas.
ana ey any establishment in tile country. lea
OCOnstaiitly on hand assortment of blank books.
APPLY - ~
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a
THE BOOK CmtLDREN.--Shakespe1re, Sheridan
and 1'Obin, in imitatiOn.-The ambitious Thane,
and thu terrible Lady Macbeth-The elegant Duke
Arnnza, and the naughty Juliana-The punctil-
Gus and fretful Sir Peter, and the reckless Lady
Teaze, will tonight, at Washington Hall, find
representatives, albeit, small stature-yet gigan
tic in intellect. The Boon Children have arrived
The eldest, Anna Isabella, only years of age,
her sister Lo:a Gordon only s, but both are Ora
matte diamonds of the first water, and sparkle
wthall the brillancy of Siddon, an O'Neil or
Jordon.
Let none Of cur citizens miss the opportunity to
see the greatest wonder OF the day. We hear that
they perform for three nights only, each evening
varying their elegant entertainment, in which they
will be assisted by the beautiful vocalist Miss De
Forest, and the eccentric Garry De Mott Esq.
Tribute of Respect.
At regular meeting OF PaMoa Lodge M 50. l. o. o. F.
held Friday evening, March TO- 1884, the following pream
bile and resolutions unanimously adopted:
II he ~ g., eceTs and members of Pamela lodge No 81,
l. o. o. r. t.-..
The undersigned committee appointed prepare
utiOns tribute OF respect to the memory oour de-
parted BROTHER, RoRERr L. CAswELL, coincidence
with his afflicted family beg leave submit the follow
ing, Wig:
wHEax As 1t has pleased the Sovereign Dsposcr all
human from midst, protract
ed illness, beloved brother, R"pERr Il. CAswrLL, it
becomes solemn duty and should esteem it great
privilege aer having consigned his remains
silent Tomb place record the expression of
gard to his memory; for loss aud
pathy for his beTeaved family. Therefore,
RssOred That i'll the death brother CAswELL Pamela
Lodge has lost of its Ust members, society
excellent citizen, his wife children aeconate
husband and father.
ResOred That do sincerely symp: thise with his az
fctcd vile and family tender heartfelt
dOence.
Resolved, AS further of respect for his
DRY. that Lodge Room be clad mourning. and the
members the usual funeral badge for thirtr days.
RsOlred, That fair copy OF these proceedings duly
titled under the seal OF the Lodge presented by ~
G. to ;e widow OF deceased brother, and that copies
of the be furnished to the 'Token Pittsburgh
and the several papers of this city publication AL
which is respectfully submitted.
' W. Y. TAYLOR,
SAM'L..w. PEARSON,
LANES K SMILEY.
Extract from the Minute Book.
... wM. b. ANDREWS, y. G.
WV. GILES, Sec. mrl3
RIVER IMPORTS.
PORTSNCUTH-Per FLzg.-A Doane & Co
2lS bbls high wine, rs bbls lard and grease IS TIC
hams.
PARKERSBURGH.-Per Steamer Courier
5 Y b" ker q Co, tub butter; Fl K List & &c,
Dbl eggs; Hamilton, Rogers & Co, pillow, points,
&c. For reshipment, 173 bbls flour.
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EMIGRANT PASSAGE,
Foreign Exchange and Express Agency,
anaNS Is co.'s EVppESC nEEJHE

Foreign Exchange and Express Agency,
ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE,
Mcclure House, Wheeling.
THE undersigned is sole Agent, in this c - rl-A
i ~, for the sale OF passenger certificates
for cngrans. by the old Black Starr line of Liverpool
and New York packets.
These ships regular packets making the passage in
hall the time OF ordinary sailing vessels. The number OF
steerase passengers is imtsd and there is danger of
ship fever, 10 which the ordinary emgran vessels
liable. sF-7
We sell bills exchange drawn at sight, any amount,
payable at any Bank post i'll England, Ireland,
Scotland
Persons who wish 10 remit money to their friends or
bring them out from the 'od country will be supplied
with the drafts and tickets at the lowest rate.
ausIOti N. PIGMAN, Agent.
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cAuTloN

Dr.. MoRsE's INviGoR AT1No CoRDIAL as bcsn conn,sr
feited by unprinciPleI pei sons ~
In future all the genuine cordial will the propretors
FAC gmle pasted over The cork hottie and Tie ioi
lowing words blown in the glass :. $50 O
''DR. MoRSE's INvIGoRATING. CORDIAL
C. II. RING, pRorRIEron, N. ~, .
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THE INTBLLIGBNCER.
10 Correspondents

,rT-rEpS concerning su scription advertising or 9th
r financial business orthe l"tesIiseneer, should be ad
,ts concerning the editorial dePar tment OF the pa
T sboIJ be addressed the editors, Jointly, eli.
~ CoTrespondents writing for publication will please
,vTite oui: on one side OF the paper.
obServance OF the above rules will greatly oblige u.s.
I'D secure more prompt attention to correspondents
fbSn they might otherwise some times recicve
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CAuTToN ExTRA

CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe PromIssory with Il proprieto,a
Wnien Signature every genuine bottle OF Dr. Morse's
To counterfeit whichis forgery
r7at coratq, gtt h. 1tgaty concentrated. in 9fat
- q. H. RING, Prop rector.
1872 Braad yHays NeStfYerk.
sold thro9saoat sl.tes Cans
AGHNT5 = $3.50
WHEEL1NG7KeIIs6 q CadTyell;y ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brofhers; ti X, 4.
- CINC1NNATI-B..H. MeaktTRs, 81 -
CUMBERLANI-P- a. HesIy d 70. -
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ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO.
embracing fifteen different OF 0s and s,s Pound
nom 6 10 40 cents, including P. Grayey, H. F.
GIaSely Hollands; fine F. Beehive, Thornton Thomas
1onns eS ec Also supply oil cattee boxes Hunters
Jones ana Hudson's, Spottsmans, Thorn's Eype and
oHers Also.the Old Diadem OF vi. gina Twist Mary
Sel; Cherry Rtre the California Gold Bar etcsetc. r
we are exclusively engaged in tho tobacco rae av
ing three extensive houses in Virginia. this being tho
only regular Tobacco establishment the Atlantic
Cities and having laid in our stock to lie ad
vance, we feel confident that such induce
meia as no other can BETTER can
equal, either east west We therefore mer-
chants Of Ohio, Pennsylvania and VII GINA TO give call
We also keep constantly hand heavy general
stock Of Imported sesars Also American
tshs Half anish, and Segars. SHui a
h. packs Matches, Pinas OF vario,s
kinds Pipe Stems and Tobacco Knives DON'T fail 10 cali
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR & Co.
aHg2S. y q & sl.szzi5l14 81 Main street
DISSERTATION OF TGIO-pA R1NEPC1
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PARKERSBURGH.-P Steamer Courier
Q Baker & Co, tub butter; II K List & &c, /
Dbl eggs; Hamilton, Rogers & Co. pillow, points,
&c. For reshpment, 173 bbs flour.