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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25
mnm .AnvrRT1sEMENTs

40 H0S$ss s bsssS;it. s, ~. exhibition.
A. S. GlLl'& Co.
- : WANTED.
40 g I!ss psfsns'''' BY alL1 & Co.
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate; ~.
s.,sSs1 ,yill oftr Al public sale, 10 the high
va ~ SSiSatT Il The blades Hotel III the 10w"V o+A
land aVt'sss s, fSpSi l4,h July next,
ali ~ IJI owing described real estate
FlASl-''' F"'tSiISbGS li0rEb,n -. ..
Th.sa s a sYpeodlSus 0a's se sOt eIse,t 10 SS
fS twS y Srs6s tSsas 10 bsaks! a a+
sr i En-: t SSSs ss Ell ABOVE ss Sas
te S, q lie isaUy Mountains so,af ~
oI wv he o st6S aid pleasant retreats " !es iS S09n ni
Ah0uS II has hsf wen TO, ere setiSs S iiy have
I'm I'M, t awsy iOr wait VI room, suabs e
ri eIUulI ioT Il6eT buildings and ~ ,5s
sold viii TUG I9el T. Y. aa Sit b,.st JssIrs IN
mediate VtsSesSUl ie eau oblLin II ~ u'SpsFNS 'eS
furniture ut iliT yAl1stlUu,
DEPOf BUILDINGS, STORE AND d7oUSp'
~" Ar OAKLAND, ,.,,.,,
n,,h eoptr,e, syiih tho lsmOle aud Ohio RaiiFCsa
Company scouting II ereulI las g,Si MSs ~ Goods
Si tlaSs slttiDlIsc tiaitI aud COMMISSIONS w
s 4 I o,s II lie 6s mercantile locations 10 he Eia
In lie country, aud Offers ee4s l.uueeHN"'e w "'N'F
Wishing 70 engage III Tue BUSINESS
GRISr AND SAW MILL ana.
In oaka,h Thls Is al excellent water rover h S IL
.s,i Mi Il oig NiT country business. wvHlu 10
I0lleMelleNt i'V;lt Tor ReIetNlll mill
'''" T0WN'LOTS is OAKLAND, 81. ST, .
which N be sod low 10 those dtStIns TO bgsld' lle
town Is lupdIy improving, aud Tic P'VFe''S
| 7WFtli-lhe ..y... ,,,,,,,,,,
SAW MILL on MUDDY CREEK
500 Acres OF 'timber aud " inetnl thnNs,
q mites ION Tic IialtiUc AMI Ohio Railroad anu seven
uEY lluu (lkaI This Iain ClIblRIrs several Veins VI
SUPERIOR GAS COAL
al Is In TIC rar vi ibe coal fed eSciibcl liI W.
tIs report to the Maryland l;esislahlt. ole q lie
veins has already been opened and te>led, and tOuu " he
n sGrsiiur Quality nGnse deposits Of tlic clay aud
lion one ale iOul upon It, Tho water power is llelOr
10 HOlc In tie State About iVl atIes Of G ehI IS haS
is tbeiei with white pine, Tile saw mill Is new eit
built upon the most approved plaIl.
Altogether, tbs Is one tie most valuable r0leI,eS
In liz SSte Of Maryland and Oeis gel Inducements 10
capitalists, -, ~ shave r,onst.
y. eau obtain n1fnHitgn " IesIrt'e y on
| White, ESQ, u Oakland.
| Tie lille Is iNlsphtahle. ,..,.
lie terms viii be mIdc kiO%n oil the day Of sale.
n1lf tie above rIUpcily IL rot dtSlHrd VI Al l9',c
sale, on the d4y nan!ed, II w be AOd Oh 'eA|ONa0''
's'"'' AZ p'""'' ''"' THOMAS pgvgcMaoS,
je?tlt, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25

IlERttS October q, 1878.
In1eby give TO 81 esOa lie vel melted ts..! ln Y,
about Ills cHeUt ability II Ne o. gases 1" W.
so ySS, noIeOycI, 10 be particularly recommend
III a. II, optiis, because lie aways chooses suapIs
siscs Tor ie eyes lie takes We gLe4lEst sis, NY ~
iS Sty INTEREST VIXEN Rla$seS that do 0l Sll ae eO*e
"'' V" Z" lin, DK LRUW, Medical Councillor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25
.~-A@A~N
t0RAMpS.

,UKAWFS'
The most tItetual remedy or Clamps In Tho stomach,
U oera MOfbus oran,tlns lellaUlpg Thereto, is The
free use Of Dr. j. lis,etlsrs SIonsth llies TISeonE
lug season generally brlns.'wItlt rerIndea dlseases
all OF which can bs avoided by timely use OttLes4 hit
ets. therefore sssy hmliy should be supplied with then
In tIue IS family medicine they have 10 equal fO'
elr medical virtues you ate referred 10 phlSlcapsge p
orally, who prescribe them Ia hsIr mtrlItC aud rceOR
mend them as tonic generally.
For sale BY DlsgIslsas hotels everywhere. Wheel
ilS DepOS, liUSltFlELb & co, and
jt23 THOMPSON Is PATTERSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25

USwets,,y Hat, Jam 4lb, 1850.
Tho st,s,es of Mr.. LeeOR lave been Ptell,th TO me
foT Examinations All, II Is With rIeaSule that recommend
lem ior Ua.clial, as wei az workmanship, 70 ah WhO
ale SuIeljns ON StrcIhs q The eye R, tiASlVo'
Medical Councillor atd Fol 81 Tue h!e lhlihA'p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25

ora. ttsol diadet tItto 81 wealthy Amer.
lean ttsaibE lin Pttis, Hon. MsHln Van Buteb,
iiShes eiesIsylp pd Lewis Cas-, VI, were among
thsgqtitii' '.''.s 9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25

40 ssss Sst,s, !, S ;i,ss ssss,,,,..,
- For AIs b. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25

BlttLe AsoSo rltE t3grs,-Tttribk Slaughter
Of At tsetlaa-1'he Toledo l0hiO) Reputllcsa
relates toe following os having Occuued, lew
days 10, fnthst cou1tyi
Anew swami Of bees came ont OF their paer.
nal hive and gatduted Ground their young queen,
ihihe Walglt Spnllt alrroyphete. Bl., itaiead u
going toSoNe heIshlots ttee OF shrub, and form.
ibs hanging cluster, as has Invariably been The
tllv with all predecessors with whom tSe have eT.
et been acquainted they settled on hive anu be.
CANA tnutdetouS attack upon lie peacssble In.
mates,
..Ths aBtaspeelips WORKERS wsre taken BY sur.
ntise, and many oil them wett killed by the inYa.
deiy teEote iley become fully atoIlset, when The
conflict became quite obstinate. The fact that
taost of The wotktps bees OF the lliYe we've out
gtlheling honey gave lie new swain oil tie adj.
yAntege, and though The battle lasted all DAY, they
haally ltlamphtd Thousands Of dead bodies
Stts dtaggedio the enllpllCe aud thtown on The
gtound each hout"
uSnilh Roblnsony the feIght Seeht oflhe Eas.
ten tSitaJ iiaiitoad, tot fobbtps Jackson 4 Co.'S
E,ptta, between Boston and Portsmouth, of'toais
5000, h,s been arrested In llosi6R and commit
tedto iail. When arrested, no was counting The
golden money Ills man Of SOME ptopttty, and
htsttaailS
-7-=--=-------t-,4e s-s--4=----.--+-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25

17rhe tamatml has rtoYn in Virginia from
sstd., and Is tIebls spoken Of as promising 10 be
available acquisition 10 out fit tees, especially
on the ftaitIq lands Of the West lis growth Is
tapld Ii Sppeatanee ytty ornamental, aud II is
perfectly flee TON blight and ftOm lie depteds,
tions Of Insects, last season tle trees In VII.
gina produced fruit as good as that imported from
abtoad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25

gives mo pleasure 10 hear testimony to the value o.
Mi IicrleOnS glasses, have hee uHder the tSesSily
nj ntiGq eatEes IN icSdlnf, especially II night, and find
them la better aLal tel to ny difficulty, llltn aHl have
tTIeL In thai they rest and strengthen the eye whilst all
OtIels have ralIled wcaitd, aud weakened ny SEli.
'Tj,slWnnii del, is 1851, q. II rOpp, u. y.
Also, T. +, RAPPi MIR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25

trpat Of a scalfOldInr rOuul OnUuf Tho towels
Of The Nisesta Suspension Btidge, fell down, on
Tuesday, upon train that was passing. No dam.
assSSs done, but thete was gteat CONSERVATION
inside, the prevailing impression among tie pas.
sepsels being that The Utijss had given way, and
that they had been In Nissata River. One lady
INSISTED upon lesptns oul, as The only means Of
saving let lie,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-25

Mr. e,.a.on,s improved s,a..es ave lie be.l eyer@ed
III lie aid Of those bought Of him, eau sec aS well as
eysr etpld ltanitad Or write with iei Tor hours
without tic least Rtlgue. .,,.no,,.
pIopIiet0r Il MesOwans ll0tel
Leyinston. Ky,, MAY e0ti, IeStn
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PUBLIC SALE
xI.,..ahta paa1 Estate.
M-TiE1IiIIIITII DlNos, STORE AND GROUNDS

AT UAKkANDt 1o,tn p,llro.I
wllhA contrac, with e baltimore and ONO hI SS
oHrety, Scouting til JrlPsuttI tke lSese1 S s6 s
and tiaSs slaOl,- ice tiaitI aud COMMISSIONS y" tVVNS
IKE * o, VI lie bet mercantile locations 70 he Mu,a
In liz country AID ofterA ele4t lGdueenshls 10 'V's
wshpS 10 engage III Tue buslltss'
"TiiIHit-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

sa,isfsd With what kpew--why had waited 10 vaii
90 n any days for the ss iDes ih.. did not cone.
Harold had risen 700 hastily from bed OF co1va'
lescs nee TO pay II at vat 10 his dying lttle gf
shed these tears over his dead boy he h,d been fe,
tered BY promae OF TO speak 20 ms, old ID It snl
though. him dead and war. ed br any suddea shock
Of surprise night n axe me mad woman or IN idot
for life. Blu be had had TOO graf s 81 usge with
himself 10 restrain the impulse TO rush 70 M, aud
ts,. me in his AIMS when be kneeiiag, AMI 50
wan and ehssdy by TIE pale light Of the moou l nc
txcismep, and fatigue bad been too much 'of him
DR. Ryson had hurried him awsy and had sept nun
prisoner ill the day we met.
I 40 q, think there was DO seafoy over my nus
h,,d', love for me then, but hls tenderness vas
or, alter than ever. and the SHADOW has passed. quite
away now. -
our how. grave we ceebrs;ed seco II u 'r'isse-,
cord marrsg- more sacred more spntuI sau more
bap,y thso the trt. bad found my riSh'tul place
tl,n-st my husbands fee4. Was he ro' most nooly
AZ d grsI6ly good l hsd leaned 10 reVerenS nim'
and 70 four rest GA esrb.
Nv b.poiness WAS ev,r sobercd By memory Of the
past and ch-sened " he looking forward TO totu
10 which The angel of our dead boy pointed rs; bat
Tn Al ibis have expressed but little OF my gr,ti-
,ude Nv his,or, shows what bounolss mercy BAD 70
he gIsteiul tort is my life that mus tell II am
grsteful o.,
bles. ,ou cal say Do more, 10 bo,,er! You say
hos / shrapk from your i0Doceotyput Questions
.bont nv eNly msrgied life, but l told You they
should be answered and they are.
very mary years sirce had tie foregoing mar
ra,ive from the writer:
Bestps tesrt and buEuus brow
fhey lie very quiet row.
TIE husband and wife are dead. need no, write
this womsp's ulogisdc ep taph for "her works hse
" after herr" her memory is held sacred in many
home. should lihe stern lips 10 culver and proud
e,es 10 ill with tears reading h'r words: il can do 40
barn, and mag do good-so here rs that poor Wifes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
THE JOSEPH WALKER CASE.

ARREST OF WALTER X. Joyrs, CHARGED WITH
LARCENY w alter X. J'nes, E'q the weil-kuoSn
citizen who iatery has 6gu'ed so conspca,usly be-
fore the public in conseotl with the fam1us snip
Jos. phi Wsber, was srar ed his afternoon By Officer
sy Of the Lower Police cou,t, warrant issued
by Justice Ctppols, changing him si grand larceny
on y Q complaint OF Mr. Barnes, recently elected by
force from the aforesaid ship, which he hsd the con
tact for RAISING. M. Barnes charges The defsndant
With having stolea piece of anchor ceain aud 70 -
valued at fifty dollars, which belonged to him aud
Used for raising The Joseph Walker.
Mr. CONES wos taken before the magistrate for sn
Examination On the way he called 20 his friend
Manor Wood and inform him Of the Iouoe.
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M4RINE 10 UR " 4 L
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.."..
Cleared this Forenoon.

stam,higs-Floii3s, Woo'hall, Savanna $ L. VI chill
Js0e',CNn Psubh Riehm nd Lud an & Peasants
sns-w II spes', Lsnph-r, Key we,i, Ben lsr psss'.
SCI oot sr-NeTchtnt Winters, City Point = fl-f-oe
R'eees Weslca, q Poiut J. Huntr Oe w. b. N,Ish,
Delsi kdenton, JobB.oo & Sasht; A Tsycr, Taylor,
Moth Bend, johnson Sl.snt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

stesm,biP Aaiu't. Lyon Ssvsnoss 81 hours. md.e s-d
r.ss 90 S>uuel l. Mifchn Oct Is s3n A NJ IS niles y
efsrrsP'p ho., Es'.ed ship c.naea ,Dd bark Fish' D.
steamship krcSvle. 20 p Nj exchanged ssa. wi;h es
shp Adssr Cot 70 - S:O ?. exchanged ,saa
" hg tCGid sA0~Dss oln' an Whit. asaA with
wlRe IN he bEG
seh n. Mur,on, Brewster, Baltimore. days eoa % w
4 HI "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

Dtsyoyysr .ypv,yr-Catharioe Carroll, servss.
in the family Of Mr. cts,ss O. Cofssi rs'nss =. se -
a.ve,,rth vsrd ehXsed wh stealing hand,sd dolSs,
he rropsy of her p1y.r, she confessed her se al
I'd ,kst nth par, fhe .hs AL pofehssef @s<se
.rd he s. shs th,.r y justice Wood lsSAe4 hss - NJ
,Yhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
Disasters. sc.

Carr CoLr ste Ct .hip Wn. Peer Of Se~-Besfsrd AID
hEClh Of naDutcis ass ocer arrived New lfora oa
" sd s.dsy via New Yort. The flo-sE hs' eonpns the
those who lost the wreck Of the
vessel; Ltw eesvooA s,sxa-d Of Ne sd'ord Ge
EuRphsy Of MssssehS5ets JGnes Mcphern CT Liverpool
Albel. Fgss CT Antwerp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

CHOLERA AT RIO JASrIRo-By commercial sdvices
from New Oresnf Va hsve Rio dates ~ the lat Of sep
tmser The csoers had broken oui in that city
Coffee bad adysnced-Supero OTIS $4,000 to siis0OO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
" kalers.

AT A. Sen DisGc. C,L Aag .. trk sack Warrior PIX
h'm ofsrd ron Hon9 u, With $50 bb oil which n4s'J
s'"tfIcd a." ssu 'rau- 81 Au ~. h>-s N5b' adan',
NrT-rt- 90 ~ft POI. E.If { a., fr %
Slrslr't- soy So q. g. g. o-. - 81 yt-
"P'' hie Us.A Cox, NC a,I 60. g s"cl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

Sreefs OyatOrieal Raider Is q new manual Of slo
cuioD, with rhetorical aud Biographical notes. Tho
selections are judicousy made, add the comments Of
the con pier are appropriate and suggestive. l2no'
pp. I23. Leeyitt 4 Allen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

A BASKET OF CHTPsi Ny joss BaovcaAH limo, pp-
&C., Bunee Brother.
The contents Of this volume, by . well known cs-
erer for the amusement Of the public, are Of mutls-
rious chsrscxr-quizzicsl, ss,iIicsI, wbm,caI-ev.
eryibilg but starched and stupid. They exhibit the
C. mic genius OF the author in all its brilliant versatile
~, and will no doubt produce sincere side.h.k'
ing Is bis sceLic representations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

The Mp Odeon, by GEORGE JAMES WsDs and
LOWELL M,sos, is de'igned to furnish suitable book
Of secular music for the use Of adalt classes and II
families and social ms,cal par.ie'. The fret edition
bsued in 1897, under eighty difsr-n. tide aud
room became fsvorite with The pubic. The presest
volume contains several additional pieces, with 90 In
PRODUCTION reproducing the Elements Of MUSICAL No
'ts,ion" from the Haueluah, and an appendix on tho
orms,ion and cultivation Of The voice. The vArk.y
of songs duets and concerted pieces in this work. and
the good taste displayed in tter selsc,ion cannot fall
to give IL no lees general popularity hsn that With
which 1t was greeted on i's frs. appearance. Macon
Brotbtrs.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

THE FREE-LOvE LEcrURE.-A Free-love lectlre,
by C. L. Ho. mer, wac ous ced to come of last
e' epipg at Hope chspel. Half an boar after the
sdvti cd time Of commencing thee four reporters
srd the jaDtor embed in front Of the chapel
Neither lecturer audience had made their sppesr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

TIE Poetieal Woyks IF William Lisie BorLs, with
memoir ard notes by GEORGE GILyILLAs, are issuei
in tao octave volumes by ID. Appleton Il Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

The United States Magazine for October h.s an To-
terestipg origins. sketch Of the As,or library and ts
founder containing variety Of biographical saecdaso
and eopieus description Of the library edhce and t'
contents The number also presents IL u-us attract
i've &c ec.ion Of miscellaneous reading. u. NJ. Emer-
Coz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20

GEOGRAPHY or TIE BIBLE; By CBAsLEs 4. OooD-
Rich. isuo. pp. Ice. Cater Broteera
The chief places mentioned In the bible snd tho
principal events connected with them, are hoe Do
scnbed in alphabetical order. This little Volume 10
equally well adap,ed for instruction in fam LES and in
schools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08


BoLsS-on Monday saornlns May wfLsvS FISK youngest
Of John g. and atharne A Bolen, aged
months
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
% attend his funeral fo the residence his parents -
States, Brooklyn "Wednesday. ssh inst az oclsk NJ
sIseU.-on sunday MAY 6, sARAa Jazz CLASr, ssed 4
Her viii be tsken the Cemetery ofAe EYegreezs
frtm No u Lewis-st Tuesday morInuz. S.h inst.
kRosr-iu Brook 2d-6Ay (MoDdsvl 9Th mouth NAV
9Th PHrBr FRosT widow a the late ObsdisA Frost tae
18th year of her
The relatives family are respectfully invited
FROM the residence Of her Sanel Frost No Aants
between Bond and NeYinS
LooNIs-At Magnolia Fla, Sunday, April ~ FREnrRfcK
q Looms. OF waliamsb~rgh, Long Island aged ~
Hfends and respectfully
his fnera TUESDAY the sth inst 10 o'clock 4 NJ from
The ,enbcrs of knick erbook,r Lodge No p o. Of F.
requested the late residence OF p O. Feieck C.
koornis No q south 9tbsf BrooA w. sie Williamsburg
Tuesday et mt AZ 10 A. NJ for the purpose Of paving the
tasf tribute q respet deceased brother By order
TsfopoRg " fxpDES, Secy. FxED'g r. NogrHUP. NC.
MAsrIS-0n Sunday May 6. Of hngexns isess MANY wife
OF JoHs b. MARTIN, IN the 18th year Of her
Rom Der residence No ls2 franknsi Wednesday
the HA inst, 10 O'Clock Her remains viii Be taken 70
Woodbridge. n j.. for nfeunent
MLLEH-On Sunday May g. JAMES, twin Of Samuel aud
Emeline Miller. eyed years and Is days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited attend his
mineral from the residence Of his parents No IS Mortons
Without further invitation.
VAN BosKERcE-fn Hoboken, N j. on Monday Msy7 ABRA-
HAN L. Van BosxEkcE, aged so years
nc relatives and friends Of the family invited attend
ne mineral from his late residence On "Wednesday May AZ
'esosl, WITHOUT further notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
Passengers Arrived

%. H. Fli1s NrMss,er r. Gerard Mr. Kelley.
IN rokst-shp MoHhditgH, from Lreyp-nir and Ms y.
vim Ball, Miss Lewis, Mss Butler John Hutchinson ''
Goodies ,.,,.-.
IN .ly Uu- Tgpscon teM Lcey'oi.Mr and Mr. Elliot OF
canrda Robert smith New Haven; Mr Byrne, Ms byras
and two children Of New.York NJ Hume Of Scotland; Nj
Fish Of ENGLAND; Miss Rankin of Ireland Mr and Mrs Hatch
O Wisconsin =. AZ, -. -
IN mir Tirerroo from LordorNrs and Mics Bronson OF
New.Y York; Nj Bird of EnEland Dr. Gould OF Newton
I Ag,k Clara Uindsor from Poyfdu Pyface-E O. Dedreck
= J. Co Is and son r. Nilmenay, B. Vlrenay. $50 ,
Ia bark from Curaeoa-Mr henrlaef say ShiS -'
CLARK Of schr Flying Comet, ,rs
Ia brig Nancy HagdH, from hafaH'a'-John v he''n'
Of Philadelphia.
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MARINE 10 UR Nd Il
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........'
Cleared.

ships-Diadem Weber, New.oreans w z Frost Ocean
Steed CHAM Melbourne, K w Cameron; ew.lorN'
Thomrson Hsyre NJ Livingston Rebeecs, Sawyer Bremen,
HeuBines Muller Costing; Albion, Williams Liverpool Tap
Bark-J w Paige Atwood Bangor, H. D. Brookman Over.
mann Liejohu Ms'anzas Wayde Coz Gnren, Colovrn.
Marellcs, BOYD Hincken.
Brigs-RcvSal (Br) Philip Greenock !. b. Eager Coz
Caroline BEL Mrsmichi H. O. Donovan Clara Hutchinson,
ST. Johns ~ F., II. L. Routh SON.
schooners-surpTse Cole, City Point, Jas Hunter Co.
Mist Discovery Alexandra, Abbott Dodge; ; L. stevens
Studlev Philadelphia j. ". Mckee; Nina Shiter, Nlson,
Brszos johnson Saght; Harriet Ann, Small, Petoi " >
j " Loyien; Lamartine Briggs Wilmington, McCresty,
Mot 4 Co, Byzanium Gin Haliowel, C. {. Duncan Co
Walton Lenof BURN ~ e. A. Learyi Frank, Lsngdon Nor
folk siurgess Chairman Co.; H. Hsloek fow Wnmngt9n'
ID q. Murray: Hghlauder Smith, Philadelphia J. handi "
" smith Wyatt Charleston, MeCreaiy, Mott Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

ovE,crrRos BAES finer. ami FIR. No. held a. - ~
quiet with demand f'r manufacturing A. rre,i1ls
os rel more firmly. bur there very little dong n the
.S az saes; 500 bbls taken at so Is for common &c, SO -
te.r huds aul 80 . 20 81 for extra RVS FLorS an
cvx NJ arm with sales ~ ~ for the rmer All ~ - b-
N. after WHEAT better demand with moderate reeeig
80 s.les bushels Pennsylvania latter 81 - 5d@ - jr
sl ana prime red and ~ 60a ~ for white Cosk hrner
ses of eco southern and Pennsy yellow a. : ~
- ~ -, - fhe market TO-DAY; lo store, also sold
a, pces not rubc RYE = scarce ~ Fl ~ OATS cont nne
Su Z, 65do5c GROCERIES and PROVISIONS nnenAnsed ou
- bofers hicks sales WHisEY on the advance, an
M. eli AZ 80 d4oc and hhds worth Sc. AM scarce
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ESCAPE FROM A NUNNERY.

TNTIF I'D NTATFN TTKTT
QUESTION OF COPYRIGHT.
In the case Of Miss Josephine NJ. Bunkley against
DE Witt Davenport for injunction to restrain them
from publishing work called "My Book, or, The Veil
Uplifted," &c, which Miss b. contends she did not
authorize her agent to make a contract with DE w.
ID. to publish, and asks injunction, temporary one
was granted. Mossrs. De Witt & Davenport say that
IRe DALI Neps .ut Norfolk, to publish said work,
which had been prepared by him, and which is cacu-
lated TO favor tie know-Nothing Interest," and that
tl,o agent made agreement with them TO PUBLISH
Argument was presented. To be continued
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soles Of Stocks mt Philadelphia.
NAY.

reported for TaE n y TsIfySs; bS "a 20 6o5x y
Railroad g. Is ga 80 Penn. Coupon S. g2 mo AIesany
Civ SIS int Phil Is; 500 AIeg Co g., W Isii - "a
bSo 81 loo Log Island r. 5, lei p Lehigh Nay ot ~
pesdrg n II s2l 90 DO b5 int al 50 schqy nav; ftei
* Sly rs DO Is SIT; 80 Morris Canal cash IA ~ bea'ei
yesd n n h5 4si; Phil Trenton RR, lJl
RI,,r11a Bcards- COO Penn. s., due July J. 58 81 ~ !,
SsenJ H1oyd-l Aleg CO. Sc steubenyle f3 fVn 90
Fsys 55 600 do A. v IS; 1900 schuyL NAY Boa;
Loan sI 10 Chester Val RR "a 50 do b 'i - hstding
~ P,nn Is III Is Mechanics Bank, Sof.
fer Boord-sO Union Canal s. s 100 Reading hh aays'
Hnuk
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Disasters. sc.

Brig HoB,Rr jordan. Baltimore tih INST y days ion
and TOOK on the Dapsn aud This was 20 doubt ne bs
fallen in with abandoned and taken into hey vest as already
scEs sEapsrr at Mobile Soth ut from Corpns Christi re-
III ~ abont is tuu wateroresd painted all black outside
trk IN beard decks painted yellow the stern burned 70
s,c,,s cdge and appeared have been IN that n1on
Some time Apparently she had been loaded with sugar nd
asses took from her anchor chains and wnus a 'ie~
ions end a small quantity of iron rigging
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COURT .CALENDAR-THls DA'

Common PLEAs.-Part Nos 40 10 90 4l6,
4ss as 225 24l SEA 49, 49, al f9I 5a Part II-Nss
SIS S56 S77 4o 4t AS, lc7 sS a., ass 49, ss AS, t
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. 345 203, 50l, $50, if3, 794.
$40 sS2 $50 2ssl So ea2 6 10 5al So S5 So ssS $40 IA
$50 $50, sol e6S e6i, SOS, St7 70 $40
SUPREME CoURT-GENERsL THRN.-Nos. iG. II, %,
., IS ss 81, rs, %, s., 70 81, 81.
UsnTD STATES DIsTRIcT COuRr.-Nos "a, IS,
-, 50, IS, 20. IL, ~, IS. a.
CmcVlr CoURr-Adiourncd to next Monday
Calendar, No 1852, and Nos / 70 IA, inclusive.
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To Mariners.

The rib on Reev Island Delaware Bay has been improved
bv placing in ourthorder Fresue Lens Of 90 ds,ree, No
Ispse I'M the character the Light, which i FiNed Nhte
Can't Crooks of BRIG Putnam reports that ON the Hh o. Apu
last lat IS % v lon - TO- 81 W, ran over oanS had
M f the Lead end found less than athon Inc snesi
one nile In extent from north TO south and oneioa'th OF
mill wide.