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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26
20 D 5Ie57tIyEl 'VsssI'l,

M,LSroLES.--A letter mail from the post Office
ia Louisville fot CoIdmbgs, 0bio,ewas stolen last
week from the Jacksonville cars aud ria ed Of ito
conlsdti.-' me bdS was found 10 sp ogthouses in
DBInbntG, Ind. III, contained ett,rs for Comm,
bus, Pittsburgh and Wheeling, and places heIyesp
those points aud BALTIMORE. So says lts Louisville
Cou,irr 800. .ltas4 sDaWr 81 AHA
aNVu''" .f..,rHl sfrIfl .abNt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

TnE STlGE CokcpEs are doing biisk business
foni Ibis rointswrst. iPGee OF foareSlros. loadeJ
$ down to theI utmost capacity annimate and
in,ninsle mallet} wehtcutysslsE1aS u the river
lon'lsoon rise we shall have renewal Of The old
coach ddyin antpetGlpSE is 30, 6asi.s Boa, aaa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26
sItg's slfs, ps q. FFalF. s Y

BOys' 4 misses do E23lliE -
NoTCEPTOIi the retail htices make Vol yNbeTa!
ALLOWANCE 10 JObbsrs and YhOssalsTs5so that huy sae,o
keeper may naRea fp pTpGi pp peip sale, while Hey
are article that may bo kslt ssnTsoTeI anohg any
elass OF gpqlss 10 gaD u ElJfsi .E4sF4N YAIN
''''''' ~ H4RCOUBTi BRADLB & Go. ,,.,,,
=, aenl9.3m 80 81 ~, 81 Ann SlTtet New York. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

TINS steamer DaUid Wkitsf hts been, purchased
Jy David Whiie,iOt SiOdison, and Capt. McGil, Of
Louisville, 3ho yin take hst o'Nadigon and
deepen her tull ehoyttW5 feet.by Btdiding, or ad-
Gus taatdePIb 70 u, iShieh,wil.tnake hsr one Of
Z tntsy best boqIs eyeT constructed for the New
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

Tug, NigiIT 81 ATcuae saul iAahnye had their
t,ahs (pll night bstSss fast ,8mlRs bi4er things
sne occurrence inAhoFidtI Ward reQuHednedTiI
pallths fotee ip sdphressit, S ..'.s.o.u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26
Mammoth Hat store.

uyuA q rEall Eaahtontopl 1854, -, b,
% AVERY las on b4Hg WAIi3 teSttgi9g, one or tle
a. eSt 2ud best stOb Of Hats and Caps that has
ever beemOpened III thlsbiy He Is also constantly man
uuotulng every doBodpnOt oIthtb and cafAoW IN use,
nom Tie very boat material aud workmanship, and sod
~ priCe4 that cAnnot Pil 70 blhasAyNgG 80 40
am also Tece Ylng gl 70 impOTatOns OF Rasibrn man
uIloturrd Hats aud TGIs which viii be snlJ low Also,
kIa5 6fln1n OF ctiidrths Rdh6y fAs ARdCaps anu
Laafs Rdlns hats clIPet Bag9pPRp bfellhS' ell oil
NtlI75iIsts made to1plsVgnthe shoItsl nollre.
A asBlC III 6HE SRa1 q saf 54s ! Ss9 ~ i,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TTI our new SpTiDg HOUSE FIInlshlnS
IfqoilF eomII tylas QfihTeneh nina am
e ana {eSi yliApg ami llser plated werdi castorai
"a 6Di Cd IpH sugar bo4l buto( coole,
FORKS sla 6pDol, lat w " gas y
ilpgs, tpa pyeE LeapI IetprAl4dI ANEW article l0I
DE- EDlry iapps iv0Ty haTdsA Khtvosand loIk'
N ot 81 NesfS, end ResT eola ihra ta pps'
uslTea paper and flaSs avg th
ofenmnon eadante ibOnOuntgy trade AZ oil wln
AZ a9loT Pddlr only tie dlAerehoS o
llaitspoIiattol,,, an HOB 1855 ~ I'm RSeds Col
T. ,, t Il (lsSd MalpaetnTe 1ko RlAionIOp sl. -,
nh al "a. ,, IL, nj, neat tbO Post O6lcei Mheenagt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

Tng ToWN aCLUuK is out Of order aGd.the kee
p.icsnh6i SSaysa taliy Eet atil "a adjust il, eMs
ins removal Of potiio9 o. tqhg5 Birst Pas
bysrin Church.,l'rhe eonsequehceistbat what
lime q day iglB3, lsA 4pote9 QUESTION: nrTdAhs
bel,hlOughout town that soind itlg Hours, par
GtBlailyaht lInnS ai-lis. ate sadly at variance,
qc,pf9g much lhSqASssldensel ibis to be llpps9
uatsueh,a EeIious evil will lbe femeded ns socn
Jaybossble. Yfit3o sas ,,'. ,,i.iig srNh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

Ue an aIlCio tlht nay % helb among any
e'1S ~ o W sg9Hs =, u 2sS sWei sIHHh WE
T ~ Observation-Disclosures & Co, an,
syssples2m,I .aaidl z6l - AmslItet. New York. ,
Mammoth Hat Store. d,
aooI q Pail FIaahionifOp 1854. '.go, NJ ~,
-. iaf aud bsst Siot Ks 81 HAS bhj Caps hat hds
SSS I'm S erSpy o IdS IL uss
nom Tie very boat material aud Workmanship and sold
~ prleeS That cAnnot gilt 70 blhasAyNyt 80 90
an a,so Expectations OF Rastern
gs!sFs$s fs sl 5 MSsShe SSS Cans 4! s
M aas!i. MI sId !o Si; PSN ''' ap'r'' cit
Ntli.T5lIVspsde!9ylg 2llsVSn tle shogts y no5s
a ..B5 alo 66k ss4f % SfSsSfs y ".
o1--7g7'T IA LOUISVILLE LIME w
h0 pBLS LpplsYls LINES In good b Sn CON
w sep2OIuyiGgAn1 ~ y BY r1l2lG EQ W ll,uN.
m pSi IseeYsSS Ed s IS i1l'
= ~ cSee9g ~ ! W W gSAlSlsl h0 5o--
'Wh6 cling and. FEanklin Cotton
Mills. xol
nj H. MONROE e. TO, ma sluE takehtthe Wheels
q S HisS iS ra'ss
aud G- Sheeuuss Cotton Yarns, Cotton MaTph COtIoh
Iypf C9i0h GngE So7s'i,at5 {SiRsyS SG'g" i''-
WI WI -" $4,000 T8u Superintendent.
f3b6IiH'T I59ffO iNfUfHE'RS. M
PART85RG SsFSsSy G, s S1, h bsIT p9'rG os
he Y S ,SSI9 is St,sV Of
during THIS month pI 10 'SkS Iie IT, &
S99g55i o''"''" mriI
i T'g'4 NOTICE rs 'SSaIPPBRs5I9 .YTA
THE Union line raekels lsa wing TfglNiy onthe STll'
dTs ~ ~ SSSS r.
any goo,stehp willGoi pay o. enlkel4
BSi I'D FSl Rsiot h $Sfssas. 80 H.r5l5r9 !.
FIRST lNRASHlO&a Ilsn .br
~ RCETVED his day, few cases Of Besbe & CoBNeWd
~ S9IS kfiayI dHe ff5 Slye' Come ana Sc sc
.E9iaTs1F 81 n0EagiIt sts IsaRRP2Ri& SONS.
3 .aqla Observation-Disclosures COS q, 70.
w ss hem complete assortment q PsRH
b,sl4as@GSTaop 90 abrGsBFa g lJa2wlcKhAM
It)0Rp s5''''Se 'g"s't, K S8HRoSe. ,.i
.rh}Y l0urs YiYff hggIp3s sewl Thos tiuhdell
4 Ia any 'O' s1
vsf,IS SgSS SSE aSaH Dii'.oA G, p. brown
AUi% SIIys EiVo99hs eve n I9lGcpf h' iSi
augiS 8 o "a -uYo IL JAMES IAkER:
H5AStSteGod{iSf ahfy f5f tiS6ioatS6 October
Ro5syg, Weeds, ge9Egs fs5g sloseSG: 'S,
~ Woo 5ciiR9 ,c' "a complainant, I,
nyylBuI II, StOp, isSlsa ~, siIbprkRd asa asj.st
os * la "A. S82 aS,iG gSst c 3s
h Tie object Of his suit % tpTtroysp 4omtha slefel3
s sS p l9iISI%IS co.'s sr
leESud n ,l0ots IN Ease Wheeling Of he cilyof
Wrsilng ln ShlSls efSssa ts St!Sn Foe
and hxtIl6sli bso,slng JC To- sala cotton
factory, @lthtie Funmhs aTd oPetHlns tie
> 4fdaNphlyins been mtGsliatt descendants, George
IVY MilBgn N?Blwhrh ~ M Ihogiss ave ny,
iHs By their attorney s ordered that brear here
within oae month Ails daS {4IS ogs%9n
fhs suit ati ilhl aOy 6Hls order Inserts
Cd IL SONG gewsnspsI bss 9hs ~ W DU n!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

A GEgAr QUIJN7-A friend has furnished US an
,,counrof qgig,Bsde BY Miss '@ag4q,Pe Nil i,
H. Of Fish GIeeis, VA. containing 2 8pieeeSin
oitaiJdiS, t5Paja,gis border, qpd3so0 yaSI9as ri
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26
4 M, HAMIhToN

j. M t1EA44AItHf
:gTBAHTo DO ATSlA4HNTS bus D
sNiysuol oJNEHRELlNG, NAS 30
wharf Ro9t ne she Gggt ~ gl59roe street,
WIitl6dat5u{ recel snBtidle 3offrei9li hSNs
sggbFs re'y sS4I IgsS6I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26
N5jTIFE TI,7I 'tIIiIlp'pPUSi7- -Ie -Y7T

lHg Union Line Packet lea wing TeguPliy onthe arr
vii 5lhe CHS all bhy hi htist pg boagh heia
'uTe clock. r. h9a Aeil NOODLE TesPOAslhlp
CutthedeivefY OF any goois.phu wAnot pay Or cnseb
Ely goods on Ytqh, bliss 81 ladug aye n0t0H
hbai nc hnaiS. hnRarlne. nar3lItt :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

,,.....,, CINCINNATI MARKEPsIl s s
0eTS28,s4BlvlT 6rplgpA advancing will Sale
at f,2hai,e5. OwbjskDT2s. No change Epie
,up chapgss e3et4pll, Rsq9ns sidul
i5Rb3s, Fl4f S5sd b3pa .SalOcsr'eS quiet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

Nav, Yv6H, 'Uei Enthusiastically shipping
.6ansisi IrelJ al sS, I5d9, COY wNO eXpUt' demand
jCOf hodhh y ------..- --.- agnul
l5l Wheat less netivs,4 The Sihnly cUueR forward
Eiy..,gaSldts u iI1O BIN g96iJ, Ca d. 1sjuIlpi
jSbill ~ ". n az tlS,9L-0Ik or
.1CyTnlgcaTca yellow S2ass.s Ohtss 5000 South
'Dtbl4AIliot Al tn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

|elt BrSdSq, sSsi stEsi 4 N q
chOloe seleotleHQ PgmS did 1ei 81
HI8Siy ISs d ss is 81 eIgS DO iit'
9sSFfy " e Si lSTsw
4 itehesli gaig y ,l is iss. u y i1s
'mois1h1siq Pay,aX ouPsEI7a axe 1919 .9l sii
TnSr WIN f6itenh6 thai' TIT city fA&eslOr
1881 W6Te lie 6tlre 6tstt3 N }t " WI eal ureR
~ sa9P Sqd5 s9Ff 'hsS WIN DO P'starsPao
iiSiE lisil oo's1ass@ siWlis kgdII itl6isftot r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

Tia J9V6bii6 lfe8r Nolsi,and q containing 40 vol
. fStsiSyi 9ist S Fell3 Il
linf rani ilo taldp3 yinn books, SpeO
M Gaobt, QlIa u0u bposarC nSihobAsl N 9I9 Records
tcsAswenis. ncii0nil ies4 lihWsryl W.,
DISQUALIFICATION u tla Alsrleii Atdd tSeatol
-nIskei Frptlss ia.siltst JOIN ! yIpHO MBHOhl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26
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5.l7 5aIFFGRl iiASIIIotSs rs toR b ATs!s
5as IS Bif ESE., And
tiib}s NRB III DIX 9Hllsl 1f 20 blsi hem
rs M se y NJ AID ~ on please
Wi olt ~ IL all stch Fenlee
% lIgPirB 5Plag!i glthou'any
s.tSYS g lssS 3 ID. IL &c., e..
lSAsmao5o s'3i va. q ~, JAispN.
q QAaH erBllJp amp BiagA ipn93,ss GIN
y ,7oITgtaf 5e 0.s'fg 81 5Ad4sa1b AAEh.
Il n 61IS Alcohol 40 and o per cent 65ls ~
IL mFH IEI61,l -V9V IAMt& hAkRR.
eiq7 ,NQgl iSA hAigM2 s,19,f'
~ MAJ Vimlsihloa hsi1lc 10 N2lRRlLLY.
''.5'5 M 10 ?, ltll. 81 81 ,s5sdse
NaSsoTtment OF NIX ShiIta al ~ FOR rentie-
~ man, oiVTNya on bard, = jan n.geel Centre
17JHRARY and U 6ii|f btgih, aglssie ~
jffds5iei sdil0 y. YowgLt, g yalohs ct.
sNgE AtilLg YS 'S'lh sI9 'OO''
Sftl IA. iSS kiaIn q. betWean AbhrOe and use5n.
t.t MfSBAC Eco
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

oo--IaII- m 1LDVISNTLLF LIbIBd w
E0 BBl,S. Gppisyille Lnses IN good barrels
w sep20l uziagAn1 % 9 ul 2lGE0.LWl LSnN.
l psI Ieeeiyed end 1871 ;sIo.
RtO -Sep.u n IA Z W W AN61MlF-N lNo.,N.
'Wh9 cling and. FEanklin Clifton.
Mills. yoz
Mt X. MONROE e. TO- ma 9luEs takhhlthe Wheelplg
.-unt tottou Mitis ucHtud in tlisciIythre
plGlreb To Amply aliDrdorsat tlklowest rates lnI44
and ca Shee unss Cotton Vans, Cotton WaTpt, Cotton
IYlRf oS'lSh qaylE s9'sJisiSa Es kN5iT
iyi $4,000 XaQ SuneTntendant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26
d6HETAHN PRlOES.

los ahtsp gI1ed banAisIOm % Dun ~ 1a 7t!f0eaeh
is sdfbv5c 0S29 sdi 70 hgs $40 gsd' .aae sfO0 Ia
80 66y ~ kd hrs1es 10 1910 ii9a af 81 ylFd 10
HARCopR T, HHA3( y 9sas
~ sulsio 3lil9aia e5Anh i07 SSot3dSt,
II VI asstssi0 su1Vf9I 1o lgt is1A-NtV Vol 1U g.
ifg5gSftApItfp, "A 4 NJ fisop.
q Siass A9pq eRi, ~ gbH ;iallaH riihTaEl
stghtyEi,1i Sna ai pril1 ydb999lug - He1 leil
n. H. & 10 nyih I6b6f5 Tor ts YtS Of 'The
PTotector' ~ re 40 PLY sclansl auTGoOnS,
drHsrstsi lrya eools Hls lTeIS aud
iln ieiiSpen a. RpIntshlnB SOL aaTo
with g sVhplat eptL ffi ~ Ion OF
% Tghn9 mos llbeTal teQ9 EJA 81 dlor tho
an opportunity opena 70 thom iof
hliA % IA 5RFiD eRAiiA ALH FAEb 10
-'iNs' ''''F' ~ il .iRCoURT, ,RRA ptRY. 4 90,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

grNIHII HHH UIEIUIdtlHUbsH q %
HRinbsfribdt Re row IfSldrea 10 furnshnls numst
~ uspStrund th6 r6st 81 bhtAd wltli 5pon
aiidliuisBblh6Aa isli 1915 ,ag0dc u sleiN llal2
LATESIl iAR9ll3ldDSEiAfF lSlKDH6Jl
,Gbch for endurance of IoiIn and inshf tanO b9
aud N sh1i6td te lead yodp ehhl9r
Net at With pet Ihca vol y5dt saodS bhe nypa
ohS GU ednLvinea iuTa assnrtne NJ Of you've s9b
rhlldrnn a no ia g iAins blhc lg pya
NOU Inter tnEthan9 fo6nE MET tgseIn
en- VIA Alio hasoIi oiai Juth hti ems
Id, Ell 81 Whirh afe OhS1d0G lowest illees o eaale
AnhIpiall,. mi n,nl ~ b HAA-l "a hiIMrhl,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

AZ II5lIlO sH99I3 ILN'UlIIOWI I7IIIVIU WI =
cTTAWfNG tins d6y cold 06f my Et6t, on tbt
I'LL tge{tSd6 ofthelOldl N6tket Stte, III .le city 6l
% 10y Bt6iher, An9IeH hyldIelg All sons
10 book b ave heTe ~
1eddfedi 10 66Se We ssht 6tS f ilseje II IN
deeflnga to SCtde7 NJ ny yld .sS -
Wheeling, June goth, 1851. 'ssaish snoil.s ie' %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

=
fI SYIH6 heen EaSt AID seicoieA the mObG splendid
I lots nI mar bic brought 10 this matEt want
oil my ieudS local nctlatUiy and ieuFethsu orders
ion Rtrs kind they may walitli Alul guam UDt
Nd HAVING purchased areely, win Hldsb ur w0fk In the
laast and ns apPnYed sly and a. thb lowest rateST
fFiuioi and no Dlstnhcs a93d SyEi lhsm oaH Li,
isiS .dlgfBIaJ, ROHANsin5I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

m BoA DNIBisD Juii n3t Wo JulAn boot iPUgsH ill
ID sflrsl rate Arlold ell 40 tlal yj9,d mol
,ise f,Ilorlfu is bt5n es0b d5idW J!Bs iV0YBlli
lAhI.. 10. M Lnnm SO. alAl ol aomI-.a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26
yqn NO. TWQJsa ~ yHJt I
oMsAShiN CT 0IM Cl1ALLy
u. - .OathoIioI BoolE. Store ..-lI

M TIo'1I INIVIWINWINN7IE-IW w y
INHE unlerslgned. who IL agent for "hTowhsohls Re,
vlewsi METROPOLITAN, ga k;llosion Pilot" pitts
burg Ollie aus also Tor SALE
The lislary M AJysad 81 eSheTry BFoteaianism
ami lOnpaie By alueki w tiha.oa Mind
~ yesT 7getiQg Ilpturfs, 6y2
pleiei EnQlsb, siHl fiJeek Blbles
pkbt ES bhStahtyO hahA gOtd siiIhS OF Cath0lf6
works, knieveTy kiul OF nnli6ikTyAnd varieties, Let
all 81 h0 arc cali ami see my fine kOck
opRontthh botwteu Monroe 9lIdUl lghA n,ln5n !.
.gosntcnN agwAl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~
Jpe unde tstEhtd las tlate6i6 Pfsdth LtOgtupEs
witch rs 'slI 3ga ySfaIy Icy RCa b BE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-26

> ff3HlENNbW fthh MAnhhls ttt"'
Der, 2fSatF olit SdS6hekj l2i, with sales Of
$500 ibis good Ohio dati8 81 6sa0,00j Sjhtheqi has
advanced 25q31&, 224O sos Sod 71e - BIO 1917
red 2O5, Corn easief bnt gh6C jtaNiykIoV9 Dr.
Lard unchanged X 9hi3i ls66BRs hpney
"a ~ stsananis 81 AZ e n Sb, dull M Y. Gen.
iial RtIlg kiEan 0enlfabR ~ 81. NPuhe
sFtlndianp &c Hfr05 d tIeidiIig n. r. s55. Ellg
Il. r. AAst, Cleveland pigdb, b. .R6gS. I'M
nois OenlIsl 69h bscola & Gin, i0l. Harlan 81.
GoItUnmatlet dull,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12

Asd the object OF the pressnt proceeding for the jury
pass upon his fitness for It's On Monday last he
Vas conveyed TO the private lunatis asylum Of d. o.
Dom ELL 1T Flushing Mrs. Curtis and his other friends
requested acquaintance OF Mr.. TO whom he Is much
attached to stale to him what considered his stua.
ton At which he much offended and threatened the
friend. Tno hTes Witnesses stated their belief that
he not in 1t state OF mind for the care OF his
estate. Geo Curtis ESD brother Of Mr.. c. testified
his being Of real and personal estate The
Nturnd verdict that Mr.. g Is OF ursourd mind. and
net petent TO the and custody Of his real and
personal estate. sanxy Esq appeared counsel on
the part OF the application.
Mr. Curtis WA for many years one OF most proni-
ma citizens. He one Of the representatives, from
Nov York IN tbs Twenty sixth Consress ard he was up
pointed to s Office Of Collector Of the Port BY Gen Har
rison HIS health hSa been failing for some time, AND
during the ast year his int eot had been Affected The
present alady began With partial loss OF memory An IN
ability TO recogr persons and remember Names and
lately exhibited itself the he Illustration that ne
o. boundass riches which he was seeking
b bsstcw wit lavish profusion The case considered
BY the medical faculty to be oenng Of the BRAIN and
but faint hopes exist OF his recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12

REJECTION OF A UNITED STATES CoNsUL.-A
lster from Genoa dated the 18th and publish
% In the Newark Dolly Adrrtis states that the govern
Eent of Turin has positively dsclinsd 10 cognss Mr..
Tehx Fores United States Consul 1T GesoA The let
tss saJs: 1T is alleged that he concerned in the
Italian movement in New York last spring. against the
1ardnian government In the matter Of the refugees sent
there by its gate San Giovanni which is held to be just
for offence It Ia, over, said that Mr. f. is
pkcated with the friends Of NJ Mazzni And Others In their
hos lie movements AGAINST the pressn authorities
stutiop Of this country These things probably have
constrained the Cabinet at Furp to the
rights CT patiors In such appointments, though presume
offence is Intended to that At Washington The &c oond
oeer Of the Fore Office at Turin tly and oY
the Sandman Minister ct Washington and
stana taken in relation to the appointment Is doubtless
the result Of his observation In the United Statss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12

On Tuesday, January TO- MARY C wife OF James Z
howell, and only daughter Of John aud Mary Lorton.
The friends Of the families respectfully invited to
attend her funeral a. two O'Clock this afternoon from her
late residence No LIS ssventh avenue, OF Nine
tenth street, without further invitation Her remains
will be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery.
On Wednesca, January II, after long lnsss ELpaAIEr
CmcHrsTxR, 10 the 5sth year Of his age
His funeral win take place om his late residsrcc No.
20 Cherry street, ~ O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
His reDds and acquAnAnsss are respectfully invited TO
Atteno.
In this city. Tuesday evening, January 10, CHARLES
Traxton; Cortland county, Ny.
invited TO attend the funeral from the house Of his father
in law Rufus Clarke Ne 10 Rutgers street At two O'Clock
to.morrt W afternoon without further notice.
or consumption, In the 59h year OF aga ELIZABETH
RYAN wife OF Walter Ryan.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence OF her
son inlAw Samuel Brewer, No. 1l8 Wo ser street, at
three O'Clock tomorrow sferroon. The friends and
Of the ismi respectfully Invited TO attend
WITHOUT further notice.
On Wednesday, January IL after a lingering illness,
PATRICK EGAS In the sd year of his age, formerly OF
county La gford Ireland
His friends and acqusintances respectfully invited
toatend hts funeral at O'Clock to afternoon
from bis late residence No 95 Washington street.
On Tuesday, January 10, Aucn, wife o. John Bowen In
the 50th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral At BALI past O'Clock this
afternoon from reside nee corner Of Thirteenth
street and First avenue
On Wednesday, January IL, LouIss AIMEE widow Of the
late Je n Name sea sged 68 years.
The friends of the 10 ny respectfully invited to
tend the funeral 1t eolo,z tas afternoon from her
late residences, No 2z3 Atlantic street. Brooklyn.
or COM UNI ptioe, Mrs. Macy ANN T. o HAZE
Fer friends and relatives respectfully invited to At
teId her funeral at two oclosk this AFTERNOON from her
late residence, No. 100 Forsyth street.
In this city, after short Illness, Capt. DAVID BRows,
aged about IS years, resident of EAst kAchias Ne.
His remains taken to East MachAs for ntsrment.
o. Tuesday afternoon, JAnaary TO- INFLOW, infant
OF Wright ard Mary A. Giliies.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at O'Clock this afternoon from
No. l07 West Thirty fourth street. teeond house west
Broadway
In Brooklyn. Wednesday, January IL OF scarlet
fever MARTHA R., young daughter OF Rev Sas Hnys
sRed I Years
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Po1Hr MAr1ERs-NKw REGULATIONS Mr.. Wall, the new
Mayor in his capacity chief Of police, Tuesday
msnesd much needed reform in the police department
Of this city by issuing The following rules and regula
hons for the government and direction Of the police
The captain OF each ward police shall DIX the time at
which the officers duty shall be relieved. The roll
sha be called vice day All absentees unless detailed
jor special duty shall eportsd 10 the chef and shall
be permit return 10 duty his permission
IN such cass the pay Of the denquent shall cease until
lis festoaton unless 1t be especially remt4d BY the
chief All complaints Of violation Of state Laws and
poratsn ordinances, AID al In which the police
required TO act shall he reported by him TO the chief
and ill peryors arrested, except . warrant, shall In
the Hrt instance he taken before the police captain No
policeman shall leave bis beat until relieved and then
aha return the station house ard report himself oil
duty All officers shall ma nain proper respect towards
their captains The captains shall report 10 the Mayor
stay those which, under the charter thom liable
to suspension
RswARD Tho Common Council have offered . reward
Of $3.50 the apprel of Patrick Burke charged
with committing rape upon the person OF Ellen Harris
the 2b,h December last under OF an afro
eteua character.
TIE WILLIAMSBURG BBuE srcnTY held their annual meet.
Ting the South Second street Methodist Churca on
Monday, at which the following report was rsad:-At
The Art exYlo alton of this society 1872 was ascsr
tanned thai out Of popua son OF 10000 ono nth, or
about 5000 destitute Of the Scriptures OK this
number 1000 had been supplied and there were 1 e35
psrrons who had refused TO accept Bibles when offered
me Fociety had two missionaries, two German COL
prrtsuls, and $40 ysterp These had distributed ia
Bibles during che last year. 9s of which German.
The "a obath schools had drawn 345 making total OF
49, There seventeen congregations contributing
10 this society, and the raised last 81 500
At recent meeting OF the society resolution passed
to the effect that tbs Sabbath school OF church should
- entitled q dan books unlefs they furnished an annual
eorf f.tfr. funds 81 tha society Addresses we're
fetr .y tas Raw. Mr.. HILL the Raw. Mr. Vermilysa,
N.r holloway, and the Hon. B. F. Butler.
ACCIDENT About half past two O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon jun ped on board one Of the Peck slip
6y boats she leaving her slip, but slipped and
e striking his storaach the rudde PIN njuring HIM
self 30 bad that he was unable to rise and had to DO
convey ed TO his residence In New York In carriage
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Court Calsndar-This Day.

UunfD STATES DHnEcr CouRf-Noa. IA, n, ~, a, 81,
20, a. 81.
bUYxasB CcrRT-speeial Term.-Nos. 81, 81, 90, 100,
49, ldl to los, 2s, 90, %, "a, 49,
70 4b. ID q, 40.
ooMos PInAs-Part Frst-Nos 1877, 1sl, 1893 1876. 1s6k
l00 Jp7 2le 10 22S AT, g. Part Ssoond-Nos. 2o4 +,
NJ, IS 212, S14 to 2ls.
DUPsRioR CouHr-Two brsnches-Nos $780, 16t 118,
lso sl loa, 1877 1885, 1872 20l to 40, 2l6 26 alt 21s
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reader know how to money and to enoy IL
when ysu have saved Hso remember this when nnd
yourself growing hoase with slight cough In the morning,
take warning in and check IT. If LOT get
ougky seated thyoa. lungs u viii take perhaps
six months to remove IT, IL IL be removed ALL
y9p had taken fey doses Of the Ginseng and h.va
would bave been out attending week
would have saved two three dred dollars
bills and six Of anxiety and
our advice md try II isicr sal. by Wilson Fairsank
Traveller ALSO BY Charles Ring, 1872 Droktway and by
Boyd i Paul, 40 Coytiandt street.