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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02

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rATHoM IICUTvEssEI, OFF CAPE NAT. N. j..
Anew sbv hiss heen placed To mark the Five Fstho
Bark. lying the eastward Of Cape May lighthouses,
utFue for the cd vessel which has been withdrawn for
epsirn.
The rig color OF the vessel the Characterised, dis
priop Of the iphfs the The old vesee but the
present position 81 the vessel IL to the ENE Of the position
ormerly orcuped witch will enable and
dstsrnipe With less dcsy believed thNn
formerly tho position Of the shoal of the bank IN
proscbirR Il from all qusrterA
The porcn Of The lsbtverse may be determined by the
fol owing ccnpees behring's from ~ VIZ
To Care Pen open N ain light. w byeHe.
10 Cape Way rsht.. yNAN
-Noored In ~ fsthnns water
BY order of the Lighthouse BOARD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met yesterday aiternooni President
HAswELL in the chair.
Electric Ciocks.-Mr. H.swrLL presented reso-
luton directing the Street Commissioner to have the
electric clocks in the public buildings put in proper
order. Adopted. The bill of DR.. Cecil for medical
services at the Fourth Ward Station-House, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Police.
A communication received from the Controller,
submitting quarterly statement of the expenditures
Of the Finance Department. Ordered to be printed.
Com municat.ons from tie Mayor.-A communica-
ton was received from his Honor the Mayor, tians-
nittng en- invitation from Gen. Spicer of the lst
Brigade N Y. State Militia, to receive the honors OF
marching salute on Friday the l2tn inst, at o'clock
D. N. Accepted.
The Cable Celebration.--A copy of the communica-
ton from the Mayor transmitting Lord Napier letter
which will be found in the proceedings OF the Board OF
Aldermen Was received, and ordered to be printed in
the minutes.
Reports.-Of Committee Croton Aqueduct, in
favor of confirming award Of contract To Samuel T.
Ayres, for furnishing stopcocks and fire hydrants.
Adopted. In favor of confirming award of contract
for lighting and furnishing the oil lamps Of the city
with OIL Adopted.
A resolution was adopted directing the Controller
to advertise for lot upon which to erect building
for the Twenty-second Ward Station. House.
An invitation was received from Mr.. Shandley, Sec
retary of Engine Company, No. q, TO attend the re-
ception of the IIibernisn Fire Engine Company No.
OF Philadelphia the evening OF Saturday, 10Th inst
Accepted.
A report was adopted in favor Of paving Thirty
fourth street. between Fourth and Ninth avenues with
Belgian pavement.
A resolution was adopted directing the Street Com
missioner Ia draw upon the Controller for S335 for
work done to Hook and Ladder No. g.
report was adopted in favor OF building sewer in
Seventeenth street, between Eighth and Ninth ave-
nues, and through Ninth avenue, TO connect with the
sewer in Sixteenth street.
The report of the Committee confirming the award
of the contract for building q new engine for Engine
Company No. 10 was adopted.
The report in favor of appropriatng ID for repairs
to Hook and Ladder No. ID was adopted.
report adopted confirming the award of the
contract for 600 feet of threench leather hose and
appropriating $l7 500 for that purpose
Adjourned until Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, Nov. 2l.-Mr. JoHS CLAScY President,
in the chalr.
large number of papers for ordinary routine MAJ
tiers were passed.
Mr. TUoKER presented an ordinance to regulate
curb and gutter In Laurens street between Broome
ard the south side of Grand street, where necessary
Laid ever.
Mr.. CLaScY presented resolution in favor Of cre
ating the alarm bells on Fulton and Washington Mar
kets into district bells. Referred.
ResignafioH Of Street C0nmisNoser Cooper
The following WAS read from the Mayors Office
MAYORS OFFICE, Nov. II, 1853.
To tie Honorable ne Beard Of itterm>u.
GsNTLsnnN: have this day received the resignation Of
Edward Cooper Of the Office Of Stree. Commsoner.
csrcy occurred hereby noniina.e Gdayus W.
Smith Office Of Street Commissioner Of the City o New
YoIh. DANIEL r. TlEAASS Mayor -
The appointment was confirmed by vote Of all
present.
A'5any street.-The subject of repeating the ori-
nance to carry Albany streeat through Trinity Church
yard brought up under the rule, and, by request
Of Aid. HoFFxIRE, laid over till next meeting.
The atlantic Telegraph Ju6aiee.-The Mayor sent
in a message, transmitting the following
HER BErr.sSrc MussrYs LEearios,}
WASHINGTON, Nov T. lS g. }
SIR: Il Is agreeable duty submit her Mnesys Gov
ern-n Of the festival held al New York In
Of the first establishment f electric
upon the cods ntiments which were eyed OIL that
sion Municipality and the Inhabitants Of the city, toward
the sovereign and the people Of Eng and
members Of the Common Council the thanks Of her Majesty
Government the part take that celebration BY IN. civic
authorities regard 10 her Majesty officers well a. Tor the
freLdly feelings the part OF the
citizens Britain the honor TO be- Sir
Your most ob-dient, humble servant, NAPIER
Referred TO Committee on Telegraph. Adjourned to
Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

requ,sed 10 BE- continued, as they had nct sufficient.
iinl- To give this subjec, he attention which !, de-
serves.
The report was accepted.
Mr.. "A. CoSxLIs Rad paper upon The sane
subject urging the great necessity ~ deepening the
canals and using steam upon them botn as CONNER
cal and political measure. He referred - the fact
that the British have established canals and railroads
II courect on with the ST. Lawrence River an out
let 20 the commerce and trade Of inland Western
States. Their canals larger and deeper than
our ard were calculated to carry a much greater
amount OF freight and they we're making great efforts
10 divert The traffic OF The Wee, IN that :-ciiun. We
nut, lie laid, put our canals N 4 condition to com.
pete successfully with them. and place them
In such condition that can carry iregh, cheaper
srd with more dispatch. We mu,. have The best
meals Of carrying freight. and if the canal proves
better than tie railroad, must have the brst
matter at what cost.
Mr.. Corklu ard Mr.. Dodge were then added 20 the
Committee. and the subject recommHted 10 them
to make full repor. upon al sone future meeting Of
the Board.
There being 10 further business, the Chamber adj
iourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
PUBLIC MEETINGS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The Chamber held special meeting in their rooms
Yesterday afternoon, PELETlAH PERT, esq, Presi-
del I, in the chair.
TIE President said the meeting called 10
receive the report of the Committee on Canadan Rec
procity; also. the report Of the COMMITTEE on Steam
Navigation on the Canals.
In consequence of the absence Of the Secretary, j.
Smith HoNASs was appointed Secretary pro TEN.
RtciD-0ciiv wih C0n0da.-Mr. j. DE PEYsfTR
OGDEs. from the Committee ON Canadian Reciprocity,
presented the report Of the Committee, setting orh
the grievance of which the Chamber complains, IN
nequeuce Of the forced Interpretation placed on the
Cansda Reciprocity Treaty by Mr.. Guthrie, by which
wheat grown in the GLited States, and ground into
iOar in Canada, s subject 10 duty on relmportaton
into the States contrary TO the spirit and intention OF
the treaty. Appended 10 the report was resolution
to memorable the President, praying that the trade
in -four might be declared mutually free. The Memo
rial accompanied the report and resolution.
After some discussion, Mr.. ROYAL PHELPS read the
msioriiy report of the Committee, setting forth the
advantages OF the reciprocal freetrade between the
States and Canada. and embracing a resolution 10
send q memorial to the Secretary Of the Treasury,
asking him 10 give Ia the great principle OF ree-trade
all the benefits that might arise from any doubtful
construction Of the phraseology Of the reciprocity
with Canada.
A lorg discussion ensaed. which was closed by ac-
cepting both reports. The msionty report was then
laid on the table ard the minority report adopted as
expressing the option of the Chamber, and ordered
TO be orw arcef TO the Secretary Of tue Treasury.
Mr.. CALiB BAKsrow Pr. sented brlef report from
tie Committee on tie Navigation OF the Canals by
Steam TIE report states that the Committee have
examined the new boat 5. z. Ruggles lately bah TO
run upon the canal by steam, and found it doing IT.
work in very satisfactory manner. The Committee
were of the opinion that steam could be most adyant.
aceousy used upon the csnas especially deep
enpg of the channel thus opening facilities for the
transportation of produce and all other freight from
the West at reduced rate, and with increased speed.
BY thus sfordinG the proper facilities, We can draw
tb;s in nepse traffic over onr canals and make this
ci,y tie grea, market for the whole country. They
referred 10 the urgent necessity Of deepening the
channel in the canal, so as to allow of more rapid
transit and greater amount Of tnLnage; and urged
the propri,ty Of nemorslzing the Legislature, at it,
- sion to take mm 'diate 10 deepen
ihe channel in the Erie and the Oswego Canals, 80 AS
to have at least seven feet OF water Tie Coniittee
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
~ PTRSTJANCE of an order of the Surrogate of


CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
y Yors-THE BANK or COMMERCE IN NEW-YORK,
sssin,t TIE OHIO LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
CONPANY-ChaIle Stet,O John G. Wright Samuel fOsdck,
eorre Crawford Clement Dietrich, Abraham NJ Taylor and
samuel Bro.dwe Assnees Of The Ohio e Insurance and
Ohio Coambus Toe Logan Branch Of the state Bank OF
Ohio Norwsk Bank Branch Of the Stat Bauk Of Oho
The Norwak Bank The Mukngum Branch Of the State Bank
Zsnese The Guernsey Branch the State Bank
Of Ohio at Washington The Merchants Bank Branch Of the
State Bank Of Ohio The summit County Bsnk at Cuyahoga
Fas The Merchants aud Mechanics Bank Of Wheene The
County Bank Branch of the State Back OF Oho The
President Directors and Company Of the Wpdham Bank The
Ocean the City Of New York The American Exchange
Bsnk; The Pbonix Bank Of the City of Nevfok The her
Ed~ard Prime Nathaniel Prime. and Edward Prime jr Alex
snder Denpistoun John DennsfouD, William Wood William
Cross Benjamin r. Dawson, John Walter Wood, Alexander
Depuou, IT, Robert DenDoun, Thomas Sellar, John Cross
BuebspeB Yuie JAMES Campbell and William Crawford;
James Blown, William Brown, Stewart Brown James ".
BrouD and Mark w. Coe; James Robb, eh9nix y Wood,
Thomas l. Hae j. Hamilton Wilson and Charles Wilson;
John L. Hobbs; Charles J. Wood and William o. Powersi
Fbepezer O. Gosvenor William w. Murphy aud Witter j.
Wiley Benjamin Wiley and Anas Van Horne. To the
above named and 20 each Of them: You are hereby
and required the complaint III THIS ati ,
Of which copy herewith served you, and 10 serve
the said plant the subscriber st
his Office IS Wall st. (Jauncey COurt) in the City OF New
the dey service and fail tosnswe the said
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action will
apply for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated August I7 1853. BENZ D. SILLIMAN
P.aintif's Attorney.
The complain, this fled in the Office Of the Clerk
the City and County of hewYok the day
sf October, 1853. RENJ. ID SfLLIMAN,
90 Iav6wF Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

fortnight ago, by being thrown from carriage.
Mr.. Thsyer formerly preached in Brooklyn, ~ T.,
but most of his ministerial life has been spent in
Lowell ! fear that there is but small chance %,
his surviving his injuries.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
COURT CALENDAR-rn, DAY,

errREnE CoURT T1Rx.-Tbe ron
euumes.ed Cseds, yin be called snd soutrued ns ho-
ished H. .f... -. uo.-
SrpREAE CouRr-CIRcrrr-PART Mos. 2B67,
sst sgS se5 liH Isi 4s23 ss 4sD sss tss1 <s79 100,
4ssi leJ sli sz 5is3 sss1 sBs 5S 321 500, so sol,
e5, Sal 8f7 55ss 5s4 &S sss, o0i, 0sli, fs 1'Is.
Par, lI.-Ssne yesterday a
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Ssme as yesterday.
CoURr or CoxNos PLEas-PsRT l. Nos. 1909,
5ss Issb ,s a5s 1850 losb 1884 1855 f6s 1877 sl5 1919.
ia PAEr IL-Soa i7ti ss6 I7ol ls7L i2ls lss2, 1900
o. ae so7; zoe, soe isss i1,i: "a T.. N .,
is a. 49, o. a. r. q "A, q. -. a. rasrv WI ss DO eAsnAAr
for Saturday. ~ A.L5st y
BRooxfYs CRY CoURT.- = Nos.lb, z > T. D. D y
s,2H7,is,2 %, "a, q, -, q, 70, ii! >. !
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
SUPERIOR COURT-Nov. ll.-B.ore Ju1ss PIEssEroSr
rHE JOSEPH wALkER cAs1.

Btfn.S Dodge AT F~Fualio Wool e
In this case yesterday Walter X. Jones, one Of tho
deieudar Is testified that il proposed, tho part
of Mr. Uerriek to cease abusing the cotrlct in Ihs
Sundoy Atlas if they gave Herrek 500, y not it
would give them jesse" Ii was also proposed to
him lwress) To give up his contract, and thai scne-
thing very handsome coald be- made out OF the city.
through the Board Of Aldermen tha' ne wss asked 10
cive np the contract, and 20 in for Dew oos, aud
that they should divide the plunder. Witness said
that he was not the nbt OF doing business in thai
WAY, and declired the oder.
On the examination of the defendant Jor.s thus
mornirs d. swore that he never offered Mr.. Thcmp-
son $500 and supper for his mem if he, Thompson,
whoud testify that the vessel could have been rasf
sixty days sooner than she The case il severely
contested. aud viii probably take another day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
SUPREME COURT-CH,sBERS-Nov I.-5efre J.dss
NsRAHAM.

ISGRAHAx.
IMPORTAST TO ATTORsEYs- CONSTRUCTIONS OF rHE
RULE IN REGARD TO FILING REFEREEs' REPORTS.
Soners sst. Milliken.
The attention Of tue Court has been called to tho
~ the SD rule IN erad 70 Dg reports Of
referees, other than for the trials Of Issues
have with Of my brethren and We are Of tho
opinion,
l. That such repor must be fd and note Of the day Of
fling be- made BY the o@rk.
That In all Eases any Of the dsfsudsn appear
10 m entitled 10 notice. such csanot be coofrnsd until
exht dsy sft.r service of notice OF fling the ssne
That eli the parties who spp.sTsd 10 the OF pr
ce.ds may consent IN writing 20 wsive the delay of eight
csy- and have the coB6rord st once.
That ~ cases where no one appear. FOR the dsnsI ,hs
nav Court for the fnsl order Of
frlnstion and lsdEnea wfbou. waiting eight days.
Before Judge DAvfEs-DEcfstoS.
Robt. >. Noyes at. The Delaware LackavanDa
Railroad CompADyMoton " sscss Judgment dsnsd, with
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

Frapc;s DUFFY desires us to state tia, e ahfsy be.
x,.n himself and Jshn Carysrer, % sbs mr@rs Of Nov
"a, .,O,olsa sy csrpes:sy, who ss.s.d h w.:se ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssipas-Nov; ii.-Bsfors

Judge Mossis, Justice. scgoossAxra and Essoss
Michael Blake, convicted Of sssau't and battery,
.n.epcsd 20 The Peni.entxry G three months ssd
,Isd 10 "a, fns Of s25 Thos Saivtn, convicted Of
.au and .itery upon an oh,r was h1d se ADD wm
,ry nd Pehx Dsay fo s-ns q1or without license severely
nIr.ded guilty. sentence reserved IN each esses
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-Sov. Ii.-esso,s
Judge Belts

A SICK NAN IN tOthI.
a man named Cbss. Howard, who was indicted
with Jas W. Rysl for eoant.rass, and who eeAdsi es.ty
was brought INTO Court to-day r sentence AZ n~ wa very
and DYING Of hsy oonsoptioo the JDg s'prnded
s@utucs AID r.ooums.ded The Marshal 10 sssd nam 20 tn
Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFUCE..-Noy.
Before Mr.. GEo. w. morton.

A PosT-oFFICE EnPL0YEE ARRESTED FOR EsBEL-
ZLISG LETTERS.
Henry Reed, of the night clerks in the NewYork
Post Office, was arrested on Wednesday night wbo
committing mail rObberes in the Office. LIE had been
suspected for some time by the Post-Ofce Agent and
others, and while they we're watching his movements,
last pght he was seen 10 transfer to his pockets q
number Of letter packages, aud while in the act Of
breaking open the letter-.
Subsequently he WAS arrested. lie confesses, among
weeks srce embracing over hundred letters on their
way ~ Brooklyn, N. Y. -i.tl
Reed was to-day taken before United States Com
missioner Morton, and asked for postponement OF his
case 10 Tuesday next, which WAS granted. lie
committed. Mr.. Morton fixed his bail at $1,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

SUPREME COURT-GESEsAL TERx-Sov. ll-be.ors
Judges DAWES, CLERKE and NcaABAA.
Nathaniel l.. GrIssoi agt. LaDgdon II. Haven g
s-verdet aside and trial ordered. Css 20 ADD
event.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

SUPREME COURT-CIRcUir-S0y.9 and lO.-Beiore Judge
SUTHERLAND aud a Jury.
CONFLICT oF TEsTIMoSY-IMPBAcHNESrO OFWfrSEss.
Charles Deyhn szt. James b. Brady.
This was an action upon pro nissory note Tor
5000 drawn by the defendant to the order OF George
Mountjoy, and by him indorsed to the plaintiff The
defense interposed by Mr.. Brady was that the note
was without legal or valid consideration as between
him and Mountoy, ard that such failure Of considers
ton was known 10 the plaintiff at the time he became
posse essed Of the note.
The parties were examined as witnesses on their
osn behalf Mr. Brady testified that in the tal OF
1856 having completed the job of regulating and sraa
ing Forty-sxth street be desrous of having tne
assessment list for the work sent r the Street Co
mis- sioners office 10 the Common CouncIEor cohlru.
alton IN order tha. be might obtain his money; that
Mr.. Taylor then Street Commissioner did no. TINS TINS
send It. but kept II In his office until the sprng % o,
tha, be Brady was then approached by Geo. MOUNT
low. who aid be had influence with the Street Com
missioner. which be- would use TO forward me couuf-
nation OF the assessment ii Brady would give him
note f,r 5000. That the plantif Deyhn Knew oil
tie offer, anl advised BRADY 10 scoepth' lhat tne
defendant, nae thus induced ~ give ,ne lo's N SUM
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPsci,L rESN-SoN. H.
Before Jnagc HiLros.


Opdyke. sgt. allmsdse.-Motion 10 set on former
Judgment against defendant No.ts in this stion deAied
same ACT. same.-Mo,ion 10 dismiss complaint
srsSsd uu Plaintiff elects within I'VE days TO dsootnse,
upsu payrr, NJ 81 50 defer danis
leopold sg,. Myers -Moti"n that moneys deposited
of bail BE- applied In p~ym-L, Of PLAINTIFF
Judsu.n,, lee. So heretofore spprpfisted. Granted.
Jacks agt. Taylor ct al.-Motion of pss,nth to va
under the execution against parrn. cAnshDs the
turn and any entry made IN pursuance of i. stans~d
Same sgt. same.--Motion by defendant, Taylor, 20
cancel Judgment sssins; him, denied.
Lipman agt. Peteisb,Y.- Motion 10 discharge de.
fendxn' rr.s.d denied
Reilly sst. Murphy.--Mo.ion 10 vscs.s &c., eSecu-
ton issued ou Of District Court judgment srp-aea hor
denied.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

rtt5'A .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coUgr.

lame. Robinson aud Others crew Of the brig N. Mill. art.
The bis Lille Mills James Ne.mth and oners ssn.ns
The following opinion and decision by u Jadge Betts
determines the construction of the act OF Conxress OF
July 20 $780, relative TO the hight OF seAmen 70 hbei
for their wages.
The effect of this decision ia TO require seames be-
fore filing libel for wages, TO summon the master OF
the vessel before Commissioner oi the Court pursn-
ant To that act unless they alhge In their hbe that
the vessel has left the port Of delivery where her voy-
age ended before payment Of the wages, or ina, to
vessel about 10 proceed TO before the end OF thu
tt days next after the delivery Of her cargo or ballast
In this case although the libel did not contain either of
the allegations as the facts did not warrant tem the
Court refused to vacate the arrest OF the vessel on tho
ground that the claants had assenc 70 the process.
w. III. Woodman for the hbelansi Messrr. Beebe,
Dean aud Donohne for the claimants.
BETS, 1.-The claimants applied upon afIida-
Wits or order 10 vucae The arrest o the vessel and
proceedings 10 this instituted for the recovery of wAes
Th. hbelsnts performed voysss last summer board tho
bs from Baltimore the West lndies and thence ~ New
York where arrived aid qssntned about the c,a II
which dsy the hbe,an,s also lett the vessel
not satisfied by the master Or The e'ig.Sss %
claimants hbeans had refused discharge the cargo 10
this port aud that they incurred s.sIs Of thsr sss,
Oo Der the beaIts examined Witnesses and poc'
rant returned and ode for snort publication
granted retunable the I'd Of November instant on oeto-
IA the cause on the ground that summon. md csrsc.e
ft obtained from commission showing sufficient Gauss
The Of Congress Of yuy % l7s doe. not originate the
rdiction q h. Court That 10 conferred BY the Coostti-
ZION and the does than point out tho
proper which the Jurisdiction 10 to be exercised when
IN. remedy In this respect 10 sought IN re1.
The statutory remedy however, pat be pursued CONFORM
ity but the rrgsy IN practice bs
utted BY thereto waiver Of may be Implied and
in either way sequieence in the Of Yroeedns
move the fault.
The claimants and their procors nb.qnsnt n tho
this action aud s arrest Of the hs therein
opinion judgment II law 10 waiver Of all
objections regularity and suncs Of the
and preclude from sppesns hs time To he Court -
res.ind vacste those proceedDss
The cause stands s op~B 10 any dsfenss the claimants
may wish TO nt-poe upon the of the demand bot tho
claimants concluded by their ceare In Coar ssd oot.ds.
from taking this day exceptions 20 the regularity OF hoei-
ants action. -..
The motion to set aside the proceedsa Issued In the suit
must accordingly be denied.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

TO George Moun;joy. That, believing ife psn .
trap devised BY Devhn AID Moun'ioy 20 &C., the not,
without any equivalent, be afer demsLdef tho
return # the note, ard .i it, maturity sefu-e % pay
il. He also testified to other circanls asces showing
knowledge IN the part o: DeyLn vi the c.ranis:an-
ces in which The note originated.
M Devn testified that he discounted the note :or
Moun'joy and that he knew nothing VI the parpcse
for which il was given.
The defsndsp's introduced testimony To show that
On a previous occasion plaintiff Rad made affidavit
that he discounted the note for third party AMI th,s
on the ri,l of the 1T Berri.n VS. Dvhu, 10 D,-
ccnber last he that he discounted for Joseph
5. Taylor. -
Five witnesses were introduced 70 impeach to
veracity Of tie plaintiff spi equal nunt,r ~vse
examined by ibe plaintiff 10 sustain It.
The Jary, Sit"r dehber1tion OF aoon' ID mna"S,
returned verdict for the defendant.
For plaintiff, Stilwell s. Swain and ). +. buircn;
for defendant, Mcneil, Willard Il Howe end john
N,keOn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02

only one side IF the paper. s''+A' -
Anobssrauce OF the above rules will greatly oblge u.s.
nd secure more prompt attention to correspondents than
EeyaIisht otherwise receive. - -
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SFEAss. IA % tEGS AN,
JSG'uOLESAEFs AND REFAIb Manufacturer of Saddles
Brdles Harness aud Trunks, dealer in all arti-
ces usually kept by Saldiets, bcs leave to infoiIu %
public tha he has Upene9. 16b Main St. cor N, Mt
Alsy, Whe:e lie will be s1h any pcFso M van..
any OF the above articles, good War
anu az Ss at iar prices he hopes to obtain ictal sar
worE, amt repairing done with dispatei. .I 5ssepls.
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MASONIC DIBEOsrt>RYls

0aio hodga Toat I.--afests a .srAsonis. nan
c'rnf. Market Streets the S and ssirds
d4revenings Of each month"; G. W. SiarEs W NJ 4lse-
Ter L'g,taAttEEt Secretary. Sl7a
wheeling hodge no. 12s 1.Meets, as above on.
the 4rst and tEt Thursday evening OF each month r.
SHExEtiSsEs w NJ; S. " Pszrsons Secretary. S sa.
wheeling Union <!hnPter,ip Ne :! - Meets as
SAove onthc sseoz NIondGy evening Of eachmonth wG
S''TT H. IS. ". Pesrson, Secretary.
Vheeiin@ Elcn IA vnl cut No. 4 Meets as
Nv on ths f'49 Nf"n'lar eyeh month W. j.
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II . = INJElG- =
ME fra of Sheppard Morgan this 'dayIisstivst
= BY iautnal consent The busines firm vii!
sslted by j. u sheppard. rlnse ntrBted to II, Hn AZ
reseetln4 r. qrestedt call make those
hviug accounts asaist US will please presen tGr
slttirmri.t = i n STIFPPARD -
Sept. 10Th, 1855 cuAS MORGAN