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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

ISTEREsTTSG JUDICIAL DEcIsros-Some of
our readers may recoliect decision of the Nav
term of 1855 by the Circuit Court of the Uni
ted States for the western district of Pennsylya-
MA, by which retired member of the Rappite
ASSOCIATION at Economy, in Pennsylvania was
declared entitled to his share of the property
and effects of said association.
The case was carried up to the Supreme
Court of the United States, and was decided on
the 18th inst 1t appears from the brief of the
attorney OF the appellants that the association
was formed IN 1905, in Butler county Pennsyl-
sylyania; that In 1Sl4-15, having proven en-
tirely successful, 1t was removed to Harmony.
Indiana; that in January, 1921, an agreement
was subscribed by the members including the
complainant on the 9Th of March, 1927, anoth-
or was executed, in similar manner, at Econo
my, Beaver county, Pennsylvania; and another
on the Slst of October, 1886. The plan was TO
have common property and community of in
terests and labor. The principal founder.
George Rapp, died Oh the 7th of august, 1917,
lntestate. leaving no property; that member
dying IN the communion thereof has left prop
erty for distribution under intestate laws The
association had accumulated property to an
amount exceeding two millions OF dollars.
II appears that the complainant Joshua
Nachtueb, came into the society when nine
yearsof age, was fed and clothed by and continue
ed IN the same untlhis arrival at full age 1879.
when he became member thereof, and a deci-
ded supporter ofits principles; that in 1876 he
became disafected, and finally withdrew from,
the association of his own free VIII, receiving
at the same time from George Rapp $500 as a
gratuity, and $40 for travelling money. for
which he Teceipted. He afterwards claimed
that his services were of the annual value of two
thousand dollars, and that he had been wrong
fully and unjustiy excluded and deprived of all
SHIRE IN the property and Effects His claim
amounted to six thousand dollars
The respondents denied that the complainant
was entitled in law or equity to any remunera-
ton for labor and services beyond what he had
received. and also denied all manner of unlaw-
ful combination or confedeEacy They quoted
from the several agreements made by tie mem
bers to show that al the property of the society
was to be joint and indivisable stock forever.
and that any individual who should withdraw
should not be entitled to anything
The decree of the Circuit Court for the west
ern district of Pennsylvania was that the defen-
dants pay to the complainant the sum of three
thousand eight hundred and ninety dollars aud
costs The Supreme Court of the United States
(Judge Campbell delivering the opinion1 re-ers-
ed the decree of the said Circuit Court. with
costs, and renanded the case with directions to
dismiss the bill. with costs. The opinion OF the
learned Judge contains many striking features.
and viii be read with great interestsNat. n.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

wsean asses.en Of an. oil asd yo-a 70 ibis
derfai preparation. rhte hack original color
gray haireovers the had The bald vi.h ixurs4n.
Erorareeres tie d=aras. LiehiaE. and an eataseoGs
eruPonseznses aeontnaaI HoE Of the auias and
hence. II used regular ressinE hair. Vim pre-
serve It's color and keep falling old age
in Al It's original bsaass- wssa. .ts he baIa tie
gray, diseased in scalp n surely he yeang
vim not tey vaus lie flowing iSes the Isritehins
eurl. b praise + upon the toasse OF
Rries 81, 81 and 81 Psr sale By
LAUGHLISs BusHFIELD,
deeis 10. 50 Monroe st. wheeling. Va.
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Trust Sale.

IlT virtue Of Deed Of trust executed to tie -zd.r
ID On the zTth Day 81 March, 1854, By George li,-4
0fee Of 0hso eoauty. Virginia. Deed beck Ne SCI - ~
ke,E expose Tor sale II the CSszt Hoa<e Of ssi5
y On The 9Th. dy o. Deeegaber 1873 the folIoEir- -
is<s: certain lot q Erosnd situated 10 the ad5 4
he torn o. Wheeling ls5A eat BY William Cztlgne ~
EoI, called SouLh Wheeling knoEn Is Centrs 49,
in Ohio county. STATE q Virginia. which said lot & ~
toBal Lot and eoatais sboGt half tie quantity sf sr
Eilieh you'll he fun lot, and nuz1hsred No n =. y
q saH addition. Selling A. TrIstee Earrznt oaly n
tile in vezted- ~
T-Tass Of sale made knozn on DAY Of saIe.
-Ihe above sale Is ros:sozea unta SfOa1ay tss "a,
day Of FehEuz-y, 1857, At 10 o'eIoek- = ~
deczT .LlII6F s T. BLACK IT,,
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Pzssr,.se szEaIz gentleman souie re-
nam uEsr the ecxse 81 rte ~ rse
ing ne ehAI1 sentifriee v-id
pct only render sree- b: teeth Esi,e s aafs
ts slsees = 80 delicate. ther friends reye- eator
:. Foe5 sizese erep q te = balsa h-Ss
hast year - -
the Balm Of Fcuers II vii r-rss,- -. -ss
pes AID sos Tie skin Leaving az = son rose
~ rus t9e4 paur on tEo sk-es drops and s
Tie fAes night and rloEninc. "
sa4y1Se M.nz year =
sarn or gold water Or three lFous .ir, ~ -
thousand Flcsers' r1b TIE hard ven ard +. VII sssS. =
heR1tifnl soft iAtller nreh tt- a.
ing. Prise olly nfty cents. : - : -
". P. FETRIDGE CO.
Franklin sQuzre. New York (
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HE EnErnI EoeId take this Easthod q infar.f.- ~
tels thas earssse for re-slzesidn % tie oeeof
superintendent % Water WeEks, sls ersf
sleetaa. End III b thankful for heir -aygort
Ssefsr PASTEL DUNBAR.
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Ne kezroz-I aEatu sunaunee rarself "a nv f.yJs,-
ettren< ter de oee vtzSEaAs4sr. II eieetsf IN
attsad = the d1tsts Of said e1iee Eish adeIitT
essas' RoBT. HAMILTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

SE- EoEraaI Eozia respeetsaIiT inssra ny felior-
etseas that An eadafs once or Treasurer
u "a. .-Eas4tas charter tieetion-
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Bateheier's Hair Dys-TAe Original. neliabl
Trze and NATURAL-seyona al question lie BEsT-asver
fades fails 70 dye broE black nature Si;oui
the least Injury The Made and soa or a
Piled Gin nine private rOon BACHELORS Old esiab-
l'Sd Wig Factory - BroAaEay Ses YORK An genuine
dye has upon va A. ste engraved Iabei-
sola By T. u LOGAN + CO.,
noEz1;in Bridge Corner Druggists
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Ma Eparaz-It 1fih vsezs-re Esss re are sx.i. No.
sastss = PEssss ne u4.e e eItr5e5 End seisn.
tTeet NJ. JACOB 4aII0Es carlfsafF
fsr re-e4ee<iaa 70 faA: o=iee fdeeisI OLD FRIRNnS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-27

Ma EDEToE.Havia= been reques..t hy Iare nurlber
Of Voters froIa the different ars the ety. 70 become
candidate for Street CDsnssoner eoaciaie u do
20, and II elected VII the ast~s OF tfae oes
proupsiy idsele'l GEORGE EULGER.
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ACARD no THE IApIEs.
nR- DI-RAA.EEa,s -

a CARD TO7THE LADIES.
d. DUPoSceS GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS are InfAI
Die in removing stopPas irreguIaris Of the aenses
These Pals are nothing bat have used b the Doe
tor for many years, both In FraEee and America win IN
success IN every case. and be is urged BY many
thousand ladies Eo hare them to make s Pits nab
he for the alienation Of those suffering fo aay irreiar
Ies eli preventive to these ladies whose
health IN not permit fay Pregnant f
males 81 those So are cautioned
AGAINST Using these Pi-, The propris.er assumes no
amer shs above adnouion although their MID
ness -Ould prevent Injury hsaA; oseriss tsse
Ptlls are accompany each Box
Price 81 Sold zholesale and retain bv
LAUGuLISs BusHFIELD;
Gsnl Agents for OHIO eoansy No IS Monro. Il
AisOfor sale By 7 H. LOGAN 1 CO.
Bridge Conner Drrrrists \
AnOrders taust be addressed the above General A-e..
VII supply thei-ade Proprieors prices and .ena
ne Pts TO ladies By mall By enclosing 81 70
either, at tire Wheeling Pos;-oaaee.
n B-Dr DaPoneos Golden PIl., sIgaature AZ Dupon-
CO.. On every Os none Other auihe. Far particulars ri.
Stleeia- o. A<sHts- .pSIy
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TO rzE 1ETozs STELLIsEScEz-I again Ger ny
sal As Candidate for tie osiee Ctr Ssrssznt ana II
s4seea prosltse 70 st1es Of ssa ofe< f-
fallis and [aPastt4liy- IleeI.sI II. coSANf-
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sands sarsaParIiIa.-The Popularity acquired
By Ills truly Inyaiusbls Medicine extended As Il Is
richly rited thoasands .. serotaloas u
which have been eieatreed and permanently heAed
By this extraordinary tongue chorus
81 testimony eraey, only in serofais
AID n external isea IN DyspepsEa
BiOas conplasns General DEBILITY, he Iarioa. inter
nal disorder. ti speedy ard lasting rsssst
Prepared and sola By A. p. D. SANDS Druggists. 10
FoitOa Street. Neg York
ysOla also b A c. GOOD CO,
wheeling. Va
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TO HOVSEFEEPPPS


STORE and for sale. Al REDUCED prices he
1tIseaess Plate WARNER new ssyiss aSa ulsif
49, sssSs ave sets Five Stands OF dEersnf q,,sitiS
49, Ssh Pans. Coal sezttIss Toilet sess Slo-
taks spice and KATE Boxes Tea Trays Corr -
eftn b<oollS. assorted The Coz .5s ~,
NaLs CiatnE aud segetShl= Dishes Paassd SroSss -
~ me best quality Clothes Travelling ana sn Ras
kess ei raFsons Patterns side Irons Mnee Nea. Co.,
and various other articles useful 70 Hose Ksefs
s..aa sssssst gSaI.i HEBCRS
-esS-3 No 81 Nfoursp So
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MszsSs Eps-oeSSou IN please announce t.e uar.s or
r L KIMBERLY, Is e4nliiate Ctr Sergeant :. tie
snot= city taeeissl MANY FRIENDS.
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Wheeling Island Propertv

WfE FOR SALE
THE undersigned oEsrs forsAe Al part Of Wi
II Island nov IN tiie Occupancy William Clark y.
MARKET GAr1=l- lie has KID II Iata out into snllI
ranging IN SIZE frsn One and half Five 4rses I'd
lane, forty sis r1u-r throo=4s lie e-nfr- No., n
Tosn Lots 70 he liez1 q the Island
Per ssa1ty q location, aid fertiy o sou ,i prOpr
Is net sFTAasSe b Ohio River To
sr0zs htalninga r=i=tfuIIoeAtsoa n the cSuntry a.
Eei=t the city, 70 ts< Eisinz en-age in ne ~
Parehase-
paett o. the premises can b SEN making appe.t
. tla- slsecEfE, Eto III eTers iaforulatic. In ~,
ton 70 Is and fhe terms oT sale Nm be very liiersl
FRANCIS z ARMSTRONG
Att'T In fzetlo
( 3s1t HENRY MOORE, Trustee.
Land for Sale.
WEI 70 seT NJ Earn mar Ylestsnr and -4,,. ]
ib=rai terms. and enc rao<e tracts as may be a
ss..ss zs.t.ssA z JACOB.
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RRAL EsTATH sALEa
Trnst Sale

DIT yErf1e o. Deed Of TrRst. from Teury Bz,s.,
1gtae, dated December ssh 1888, ard r.eor1,sHa
CeTkss once Of ne County Court Of Oho coan;T = {
HSSk s page 80. WI sen public asetssa 70 ts.T5
bAer for CASH, on Tuesday. The th DAY JanEar -.
Of the Court Horse cha Co..,
Let No e. In Wa W. SlrIverss atdit5an 70 a.. =,
Wheeling. J. ". MITCHELL. Fr-<,s-!
dec1a-ts BIZ D. =. EOFF ~. ~.
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Ms EnIIoE--Ioa vM plezse zanouner re nspe q.
ftkAEh SHARP Candidate for Street Commissioner
as.lehlse EleeI2sl MANY CITIZENs. !.
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prsuiaus for Bagnsrreosype Ikesss =. a..
Fair In ts r-ea- for bes. display on Da-
gnerreotsFes. osE Hrx1zz1 DoI1lEs lia be given to nv
Arfisf II Tfr2fafs Who equal hil setarss eer On
Glass SILVER plate his GalIs- ISs Ma st4ses
uaien and ex.ralnsl Alahro.ypes Daenerreo
tips ssa Psetezraphs. os.II
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Mk. Ep,-os.-Ptesse saaoaaee he name OF BOLIVAR
WARD for The oce OF Cty S-Frear at tie ensinx char
ter tiertI7r. =-d ahii=e fdee1el MANT FRIESDs
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Hs- Rrs-o.--Piease saaoanse JOSEPH JORDAN a. tAs
Peopes candidate for Wharf Master II ne esiT charter
s4sf'ien, and 0siiEs [asel1 MANY FRIENDS.
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The LATE FATHER MATHEw.-The news by
the Canada, published on Wednesday announ-
eed briefly the death Of the celebrated Father
Mathew, at Cork. on he 9th instant. The fol-
lowing of his life viii be read with inter
est:
TheoBald Mathew was born in Thomaston.
Ireland October 10, 1890. He was left an or
phan at an early age, adopted by an aunt and
educated in Kilkenny Academy and at Nay
nooth. He was ordained to the priesthood at
Dublin, having previously entered upon his
philantbTOPic labors among the poor. The
curse of whisky. brought so fearfuIly to his no.
lice among these wretched people, infused him
to unwcnted enthusiasm, and he determined up
on crusade against the demon of Alcohol
Adopting the principle of total abstinence he
commenced series of meetings, aud soon ava
kened the latent enthusiasm Of the Irish nature
TO his assistance, meeting with success beyond
the widest hopes. He travelled from town to
town through all the Island His spotIeSs fame
preceded him, and his progress was one trinm-
phal march. The authorities unbent their dig
nifty to do him honor, and the people followed
and crowded around him with alteration. He
administered the pledge to thousands at time
at Nenagh to twenty thousand in one day; al
Galway hundred thousand IN two DAYS be-
tween Galway Loughres to nearly two hundred
thousand.
From Ireland he went to England, where even
the phlegmatic Saxons were infected with cor
responding enthusiasm. Thence he came to the
United States, where to shake hands with the
ai5ssstle OF temperance and receive his medal
Win pledge OF total abstinence was the highest
ambition of every worthy son and daughter of
the Emerald Isle His warm reception and gra-
tfying success in this country are well remeni-
bered- Through sll his Herculean labor he never
amassed cent for himself, but was constantly
IN q state of personal poverty When he began
mis- good work his brother was the proprietor of
large distillery. He supported Theobald until
his wonderful success had ruined the distillery.
and reduced the owner to bankruptcy To meet
tie wants of the good Samaritan, the British
government settled an annuity of $500 upon him.,
which sum was just sufficient to pay the pre-
MUM upon an insurance policy held BY his
creditors as security for their claims. Since his
return to ireland the weight of years and the
exertions ofloDg labor have compelled his par
tial withdrawal from public life, and his name
has been less prominently before the public. In
personal address Father Mathew was courteous.
benevolent and winning in the highest degree
The news Of his death viii be received with pro-
found regret by every friend of man throughout
the world.
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To WHOLESALE
AND cousrhr DRueelsrs.

BAsxrs PAzk,
No. So Broadway y. attention Of close bag
era to ther Immense Earopeaa and American
PATESr MEDIcIxEs,
Tie =oss eonPlese assortment in ether Iephere. =. and
bsior prophecies prizes. By the do1en aekas or 1eo
ErOss BASS PAzE. u T.. Cincinnati California
oezId.ssa
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CoSpITIoS OF sWALKER's ARrY.-The New
Orleans Dsutsehs Zeitnng publishes the follow
ing passages from the letter of an intelligent
German in Walkers army, which is translated
for the benefit Of enthusiastic young gentlemen
out of occupation and in search of glory
..ylRGrS Bar, Dec j, 1856. :
Within the last thirty days our army has lost
100 men by death IN the hospital. 100 have been
shot, so have deserted, and over 800 are now on
the sick list We have little medicine, but poor
physicians are plenty. We can muster. all told.
but 800 men TT for service. The enemy mum
Der At least 5000 men, among whom are many
well-drilled peanS-Engiishmea Germans
and Frenchmen. From this Won may Judge
what are our hopes and altidpations. Such Of
as as not carried of by disease have the
pleasant prospect ahead of being shot down by
the enemy
After our second assault upon Massaya, be-
ing compelled to retreat with the loss OF many.
men, Walker issued m order to burn down Gran
ada, and to retire to Virgin Bay, on the Transit
route. To accomplish our removal, the two
steamers would have had to return four times.
Walker left on the fiIst trip, and, as my comra-
ny Is attached TO his body guard it " IS my good
fortune TO lea &c with him. Those who were left
behind Immediately commenced firing the city,
and breaking into the houses in search of booty.
where they found stores of the best brandy. and
OF course all hands got drunk For two whole
days Henningsen found it impossible 10 get a
single man 70 work, to bring the ammunition or
the contents of the arsenal to the boats. The
enemy was of course informed of all this. and
soon attacked the town with 2 1000 men. seized
the docks, and shut in some 200 of our men. A
guard of so civiiians, who had been placed in a
small fortress near the docks, to protect the
boats, were shot, but one man escaping who
swan over two miles to the steamers For the
last ten days We have heard nothing of any of
the men shut up IN the city. The majority Of
them have probably ere this snccnmbed
Thus our number has been reduced to $50
able-bodicd men. including civilians. Our only
hope hes IN an early and large accession of re-
cruits-otherwise We are totally lost =
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lRYMrcnlpu

" Brown, who has just returned from the..wreel.
Of the ship New York, reports most depIors-
bic state OF things
Captain Mekcnnon lies IN very critical con-
dition, from the wounds he received from his
crew. They had also beaten the doctor and
passengers OF the ship. The former had been
unremitting in his attention TO all who needed
his assistance aud care. He has had nothing to
eat for the last three OF four days except few
sea biscuit, and had given up from sheer exhaus-
ton He was taken TO shanty where they
were cooking their last morseI of -four. which
they divided with him, which what restored
him. Weak and worn-out As he was, he again
repaired to his arduous duties among the fam
isfed and starving passengers. One woman
has been in child labor for the last fourteen
hours, and her condition is considered slope
less. The passengers are mostly Irish. The
men among them exhibit no kind of feeling, and
drive the women and children from every thing
that gives the least shelter taking 1t themselves
and is mere apology for what there should be
on this coast
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs-
--=-,TsT VR0W TUF PRESs.

THE PLAY DAY-BOOK-Nss Stories or Lite e
no. Con. IS csais: Fa sis. sssss
=. sEs 81 l5ih ha. Y $50:
passed BY g aes ~ e. S..
res every one Which sl b read nth delight ~ me
ns.--B6st6a zFdzserlpf-
fHE NEW YORK ALMANAC AND WEATHER BOOK
Rg 1851. roeset volae. bon9a N ee', contain
ing much matter an ordinary dollar ana aeIel
" I Past .ceatalninS fand o. selaebss and sss'ea
Z; r. 1870 q ~ s y, efa
AZ L t-iis % zseh btser.' L ress
% he kind tazs his n. j. szsrses
Besides oranArr AilnAnae matte ths sork eznhsaees
1 - h0Ty reSs g r. also sSss o.
md torsn .sgts ana cons. ana any
HARRIET LsEs CANTERBURY TAILS rolzznss.
Iarv or ,sntsri series 10 which * & par
Tass "a ieiaae "a Uniform toe very best.
he very tsi= in the English anseaee me C-nter-
THE HUMOROUS POETRY OF THE ENGLISH Ian
fGUAGR- BIZ JANEs PAKTos- GO pages. IL NO.. cloth
In esis.ee II contains Al tie Eest things Ehseh have
sysr bea s-d IN vsrss - N die Fets frO1s e=zesr 70
sg4ar Of tte a,ors 5csls sI ss IN; ~ aasayses II
sa9t q De f.ssiPt q ~ rt'a aas :sss Bso4HKRs
dses.-i~.asr lbs and no pasae ssr-rs. NsE Yerk-
GERMAN TURNER'S, BALL.
sSeiaison iii i've grand RAJ sens IN 5e sing
AID Gyuzstie tstrotueed during he ey-
~ Han ne bst q q an kinas VII se PRO
yided- Ticket Of admission ~ ZOE deeS1
EI HAIR DYE Il AsdEaLcA5 I oersassss
The truth q ne sb5Te Yer sale shelssale md retI
4.e4s R + 4 s sSssss p : eGis
INRENCH NIPPLE-S1ae Superior 70 lbe ordinary gun
nipple and inst cheap One received and for
sale By Eiee5s1 T. II. LOGAN Z co.
AIRS B4ILEYss NURsISG BoTTLg-a Erezt iinPFaEe-
NJ old styles, and NOT expensive u eE-
de- Ssess s.'s 1i =. s-is :, m LOGAN 4 co.
A Farm Private safe
THE subse-tber for sale Farm containing TO
u Of which abSut 100 eeared and under good
tees- The balance being ls and 50 acres Of Il
neiosed 1t excellent Stock farm, veil supplied With
SPRINGS or Uater- me Improvements are
heed log house. % q b. e. double harm, with sies. and
other cut badings young orchard Of grated frat trees
barring sad farm Is situated West Rndley township,
Washington Co. Pa niles from West AisxzEria. and
y miles from West Unson. IN Harshan Co, Va i he
above farn shs1id BE scld the 1st Of March, 1- 4
s be for rent Possession be had the 1st Of April
next Terms made 20 suit the purefzser-
Application be made 70 the Subscriber West Lib
esy, Ohio Co, Va E Mcfarland the premises
Dee. ga isss-deess-siiI1 st We
fwash- Reporter copy above Of 81,
send fopy sdrsf and charge this 0sEce1
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NEW BoORS

c ORES. tt1rlas-i- y N Tl.-,s,r.o,,1 ~ n,
MAP street Js1 received. large invoice ST alssG
lsso1s school and Bank Books Also general asortAtn
O wan pAI=T- Ano1 hooks nav found GAhoiS
lseas Hriues EogS1d, frTfnss LIE Of Washington DS
and Rollins WORKS, Pfutlres lives, CIark,s and Sooa
also. BenteasS Thirty Years In the Stna
Aalle ExplerinS ExFition, Htes5e Liberty and 81
fe- 1s ttiil< Of he ShAtel=, NzGni, Hisyatha Na1
anS Tee Late. &C., g.
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The unknown vessel, three miles south Of Bar
negat which was stased TO be > total wreck in
the Tribune yesterday. was visited about noon
by ON. reporter, who left the city soon afier
midnight for that purpose He found her 70 be
the bark Tssso. Capt. Goldsmith, Of st Johns,
OF Newfoundland Six lives have been lost BY
this wreck-fonr of the crew, and two men from
the shore In spite of s terrible sea and the
warning OF their friends. these txo sho.cr.er--
John Packer and ,jOlan Jones-thinking that
there was other chance OF safety FOR those on
board, heroieally put on and, after hard strug-
gle, were so fortunate as to reach the vessel.
Four Of the crew were taken ON board and
their noble efforts seemed lust about to Be cro
ned with success when the boat stove and went
down The sea was TOO high for the strongest
swimmer to eonteSi against. and they sank n
few moments With then, went sic,5 The h,,,,.
of those who we're watching them from sIto-e
and from the Seck Of the. vessel The raSt tis
crew we're subsequently, saved. bat the vessel
VIII be total los she yres FINN, TRio,is -.
TO. With a cargo of coffee and Is,,1ros,d
The passengers from the shin Negr Yor,s have
all been landed. bat their situation * most de-
plorable. They have scarcely any sheIfer and
very few provisions For the last twenty fot,r