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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09
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The following letter 10 the Rest6
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

lfAtfqt recent meeting Of the School Commits
stoners, resolution was passed requiring them
to visit the various Public Schools twice during
each session. Asresolntion was also adopted
requesting the ministers in the city to visit the
schools. -. s s .5i g4. n, 6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

lAeatrieaL-We see by the Chicago papers.
that Mr.. D. Hanchett, formerly of Wheeling,
but now lessee ola Theatre in the former CITY,
has entered suit against the sprightly, pretty
little actress, Maggie Mitchell, for -ful6llment
of an engagement. 1t seems that Maggie en-.
gagged to play at Mr.. HIS Theatre during a GER
tain week, but having an eye to hergown inter.
est saw and accepted what she considered a
better thing, and 50 the manager claims damages
by her breach of promise. .ysss-s e IL ssls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

aWAsu1NegoN,5 Nov EthszA private letter
from Galveston. of Goth October, states that
yellow fever was making fearful ;ravages.. SIX
physicians had died, The writer advises al5s
sentees MOTTO return till the first of December
There had been no frost, and wit the change to
The, steamship Gen. Rush, from New Orelains
atheist, brings information from Northern
Mexico. VidauTri has issued proclamation
calling On several merchants along the frontier
to pay stifqs annexed their names, amount.
ing to $f506 900, or to remove with their goods
from the country, although the goods had paid
lions and wish no questions, but 3enforceit on
you. . His officers were to see this carried out.
Many American and foreign merchants were
preparing TO remove, when he revoked; the de-
cree and left for. parts unknown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

CHARLESTON, Nov s. Deaths from fever du-
ring the past week 10. p .'s1SS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

NEw YoRk, Nov. s-The Bank statement for
tho PastiWeek Shows an. increase of loans $7l6,
90Q,s increased circulation 1864 200, increased
S2l 200, decrease cfspceie 1870, 500.a 5..,'r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09
ONE. MORGAW..

CEgA2. BEORGAN,
VN7'HOIESAIE AND RETAIL ianufacturer OF saddIeas
BEidles Harness and Trunks, and dealer in art
cLs usually kept by 9a1ders, beRs leave infot the
pphe has opened, .165 Main ST. Cor SarSet
Alley Were he viii be glad to any antn
any OF the above articles. he intends make
and ct fair prices he hopes to obtain liberal share
public patronage Particular attention paid ordered
work. and repairing done With dispatch serl1s O..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

Its PoRrIANp, Nov. ga cattle train on, the
Grand Trunk Railroad ran off the track today.
near Clocester, killing Mr.. HazIeton, the cngi..
neef, and, Slaughtered alarge number of cattle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

Frost.-Yesterday morning the ground and
the fences and. the housetops were covered
with heavy FROST which did not disappear
entirely until late in the day. The air was keen
and eager to IN uncomfortable degree. We be-
licve this is Mr. jackson Frost's first appearance
hero of the season. Sobe it, he has been rath-
erl tardy. If we remember rightly, and we
think we do, this time last year there was snow
and biting slect about. On the 18th day of the
present month last year, some of the ice men
were filling their ice houses that crystal luxury
being some six inches in thickness on Wheeling
creek.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

sssss egr NOTICE; 10
ME firm Of sheppard Morpanist this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The bushes of the firm win be
seteled BY Seppar Those indebted to tn nm afel
TO can d ske payment, and those
settlement - ri SEFppA IN Y :
Sept. 10th 1855. ~ ssi5 +CHAS.sMORaAN. 7-iF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

SEE advertisement ofDr. sanford's Liver In
vigoratorin another column. IS 635.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09
q BY THE aJJNION IINE,,

TO THE DAILY NT's1,1ttlf q ENC1sR.
oyEIoE CORNER wATER AND MONROE STREETS.
~ sa-==z==sszz+5==7 S=4s===kaf9 Il a
(Repetitton. We received last evening what
Eputported to besaaat tiondE 8oreign blythe
Circassian, but, upon examination we found il
TO be almost the same as that published yester1
day morning. The news is consequently omit
ted.) s.ass q. yis5ay sg.ssq7ssaz 80 e 5s-ss
ST.. LOUIS, Nov s.--NE hen the St Louis, DYER
land mail of 10th. of Sept, reached San Fran.
fslse9s ths mail ,YiP Isthnps Of the same date,
Oregon dates to 22d Of Sept. { mention the
credited rpLqors Of two noted hottie chiefs, Quail
ichien aud Outil, who, had been, captured and
lshot. - MA r g sae.h as sisy,s5 =
"a messenger arrived at shawstas With. dis
patches fromsF Fort v ancouver's for Fort Read
ing, II is thought The disp tches would change
the destination oftroops e'ITOute for Oregon and
Washington; the forces now there feeling able to
keep the Indians in subj thout additions
al aid.
The Sacramento Mercury pub: Shes q icommu-
nication revealing the existence Of a,pToject to
make a fllibustering excursions into Sonora.
The Utah correspondent of the Republican
gives an account of3odtrage committed on the
persons of Mrs. Marker, and daughter, years
of age by two % tese Indians, at Spanish Fork
Gov, Cummings demanded the surrender of the
Offenders through the Indian Agent, Hunt, but
was refused. Requisition was then. made on
Gen. johnson, when detachment of men pro-
ceeded TO- the scene of outrage, and effected the
delivery Of cplprits, who were sent to Salt Lake
City and placed in custody Of the o. s. Mar
shal One Indian was killed, which may lead
TO farther disturbance in view of which a posse
of military was statiohed,at Spanish Fork for
the protection of The inhabitants . 1s' i,@S ~
IL The District Court adjourned till the first
Monday in November.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

y
Oro'0nsd.--on last Wednesday morning,
about two O'clock, a free negro. named John OBJ,
eelp'O Williams OF Wheeling, aud Who bad been
n the employ Of Mr. Thomas S. COnley lat the.
Swan House, was drowned in attempting to
spring from Dexter's wharf boat to another boat.
IN Petersburg. Every exertions was made TO
save him, but i'm vain. Hisbody. was recovered
about 10 O'Clock the same morning c1 Ing He Was
about 2s years of age
Tie q RiUsr.-5 There were five and and a half
feet water In the channel last evening and the
water was coming up steady. The boats are
ouseling about and preparing TO shove out for
ports below. The. Courier leaves this evening
for Cincinnati, and the Altamont. win leave for
st Louis to-morroV onnextday. IS Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09
MARRIAGE ExtrgOrGinarY.- -An evening or

Marriage Extraordinary. AN evening OF
two since marriage ofrather an extraordinary
nature took place in the village of Moundsyille.
The match had been somewhat hastily made
up, and the bride, groom, and waiting gentle
men and ladies were all assembled at the residence
of the brides father, whenTit occurred to those
directly interested that no license had yet been
procured. Some friends repaired to the Office of
the clerk of the county court but that gentle
man not being at home the clerk of the circuit
court was applied to with the same success, he
having no power to issue these important matrf-
monial nissives. A search was then instituted
for the key of the county clerks Office, some
body having volunteered to take the responsi=
bility of issuing the license if anentrance could
be gained to where the books were deposited.
Failing i'll this they returned to the house and
reported to the auxiously waiting assembly. 1t
was concluded that so important an affair could
not be postponed for such slight cause. The
father Of the bride possessing smatteringE of
tho. law, after consulting his books and the
preache. said they could go on with the cere-
mony, and it would 'all be right in the morn.
ing" when the county clerk came home. So
they went on with the ceremony and the bride
and groom went on to Cameron the same night
and came up to this city the next morning
This is regarded. by some as an Infringement
upon the peculiar prerogatives ofthe West Alex
andria ministers, who alone, have heretofore en-
joyed the privilege of making non-residents hap.
py without permission from the court. a gen:
tleman of eminent literary attachments was
prominent at the above affair, and to his fine
appearance, brilliant wit and wise counsel, a
great deal of the dignity, dispatch and happiness
of the occasion is attributable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

ST. LOUIS, Nov s.-River fallen one foot and
ashalfiin "a hours. The Missouri has receded
two feet and Upper Mississippi on a, decline
Steady rain all day yesterday and part of last
night. Weather cloud and cool this morning;
with some indicat atoms of clearing up. IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

MiTnk6a al, bin I6as6een
Eiptrodnced info tho legislature of this Stat@
providing for tbs repeal Of the clause in tile
FStats. constite lon rohibiting the Importation
kofeA fricnnBsta 7ass s1s4 &. 81, "a,
CINcISNA Now ST. iSerrisenl s inchasfn
4s hours; feet iuches in channel. Weather
cloudy; light rain at intervals -
= PITTsb rken, Nov. as.44RiveF feet 8. inches
10y .2S imhrk falling slowly. Weather cloudy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

NEw YoRk, Nov 81 The Piccoliomin excite
meRt optnnes 6una batede Thereiwas another
:! house the Academy Every n1soid4
escses s was disposed oil this morning within two
hours ktter the 6tfies opaneds MANY. az t6s
tickets were obtained by spectators and re.sold
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

NV 9RLEAss, .ABeaths from over on
Saturday l8s Total astweet Good frost
ibis morning tssss-ssE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

ST. LOUIS Nov. s. II eayenwortEj, 4th. per d:
Express to Boonea Utalll mail ar
rived on Sunday. Heavy snow storms reported
onq4eer Greek. The roads are almost impassa-
bic. The mail was packed on mules from Bio
Blue; that stream being too high to ford TlSs.
rain stoEms whiehi prevailed throughput that
sect1oni past two weeks extend SO miles
west Of lSearney: The passengers being left
behind, no summary was furnished from Salt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

,.BALTlsIoRF, Nov. Score and Cropps were
argaigned thisSmorning forthe murderiof police
officer OH Rigdon, on iiday nigh The eases
have been removed to the Baltimore county
eourtIeglie they will no doubt find speedy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

to Rico Deborah Anen Philadelphia Warren Chapman
Jones do James Englsh Neale philadelphia soops Warren
Etannard NYork Lexington layes&aw Sid schrs Sea Mark
Eyork; ] Warren, Rose 10 Bloom and Copy, do.
NEW LONDON, Nov Arr propeller osceca, smith. New
s-Arr barhs Excelsior Willard Trinidad Fly Tow bridge
Angnr Bsrhsdoes Msyaowsr Dun.e Iarss Islends brig
for hprbor Also propeller Jecstur NYork schrs
Sylph Hoey Port EVEN for Providence Mountain Avenue
Greenfield Port Even for Boscp sloop Franklin Avery Port
PENSACOLA Oct 70 schr Lester Delaney NYork.
CID 2eb bark CHASE. Carlton Montevdeo; schr II Moer.
PHiIApEf.PHIA Oct g. Arr barks H Chadburn Mckee,
NYork; 81 Narys Miken, Boston; brigs Judge Whitman,
Pressey, Calais Foster Chase foston; schrs Surf shaw,
Ionian Rane Boston; bark Reindeer, trnkn Pernani-
buco brig Wind Waugh Cenfu-gos schrs Elate
n!re Charleston; Jane Bayles Thompson rroydence
Baker, vanneman, Charleston; q whlden Jernan, Ne
PROyIpENCE Nov 6-Arr steamer Curiew Arey, NYork;
schr Adelaide Smith, Philadelphia Sid schrs VIM Colyer,
Hicks; senator ackey John Lozier, Bowen from
i-Arr ser Champion, Stanton Elizahethpor Sid schrs
PORTLAND Nov 6--Ih the roads sehr lycr, Rogers
Calais for NYork. Cid brgs Manzopi, Nichols Hayana
Sawyer Leighton Natanzas Sid barss Willard chlton,
Hll briggs Alarata Young Hepne Ocean irnSee seora-
KIt HMOND Nov 6-sld steamship Roanoke Skinner New
York; sehr Castor, Harding, Rio Janeiro s,,- - ).
SALEM Nov 6Cld Br brig Porter Skaing boston, TO
oad for London Sid 7th schrs Gelroy ercm Baiimore
Bath; George from Philadelphia Poriand John from New
WILMINGTON, NC, Nov 5--Arr schrs j Warning, Smith,
Boston, 9th, Damon Pitchers, and Davis Robinson, Bos
ton y Abbott Smith, Nyork Battle Ross, Poland, Port
bark Saranac Bigley, from 5th schr Vermont
Elliott Boston, eh brig Charles HEATH Coson Boston; schrs
Adele COT; Kidder Harksen and Bsoadaeld, Darling,
NAorE.
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oCR LAGCAYRA CORRESPONDENT
LasV,rxs, OCT q, rsss
TIE Ner Sunus:ss.cn cf ae Rcrrt<so-Fr-Srsc cr~sss
Sayssasson IN .S1an-E rpoctsd Arrival asd F~Taru
Acss % Welcome Bach CEREAL Paes-Reur- q uu-
late Minister, NJ. Eames--TA, Cs-.sng cs~.s, A.
rs expected that the new constiptc~. wAch has
passed second reading win be ready " tie
cutve exequatur by TIC beginning Of next nonfh TIE
republic viii be divided into eight dcTeimerss nrieaa n
provinces; each department 10 have the whole conro q
ther municipal laws and elections, vhch VII be Directly
by universal suffrage. Tire passport system entirely see-
lshed by the constitution; aud the Prcslden, Vice
President and members of Congress arc 70 be chosen ny
the people directly on the same day.
The COVE rnnent have applied 10 the Convention, de
manding the authority 10 nyes two hundred thousand
dollars for the purpose Of establishing line Of small
ccastwise steamers and the Convention and govern.
ment are anxious improve the condition of the country,
there is little doubt but that said amount will be granted
and the vessels built in the United states
The Committee Of the Home Department have presented
TO the Convention project ON immigration, and under
stand 10 be so liberal 10 induce foreigners - come 20
this country which is undoubtedly rich oae aud well
populated N the course OF fen years, with her fertile
valleys and temperate climate would become very pros
porous. BY the opportuniy shall endeayoT 10 send
you a copy OF the project,
Great preparations being made both in Cunana and
Caracas for tie reception OF Gen aez whose ingress
into the country is locked upon end 20 all hostile
feelings the part OF the different political parties, aud
rs the only OF establishing permanent peace, for
the people verify believe that the exclusvsm manifested
by the nartv in will cease ana the able aud honest
in the country. without regard 70 their political OPT
mons and principles be called upon 20 fill the different
government Offices
Mr. Eames who & 10 his port with his successor M
Turpin, who came here With him 10 take leave Of nm,
will embark TO morrow for the United States.
The country Is IN perfect peace, and looking forward 70
q perioc OF prosperity.
The crops this year better thar have had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10
KIses COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
H.. LIZ. I...na4


. Jsaas AElAad1 ~ brooklyn Csy Railroad Company
- ms action Cor damages The plaintiff was riding
en- y The q defendants the 18th Of Novem
lr 1857, whom, reaching the Of Court and Dc.
go 10 painin We about doing 50 from the front
flssa rm when the te rung and the ears started
s., Nd coulsuisa fracture q the ief, hand which
80 ~. bed him rnce The amount n damages claimed
~ az s, dsssr s some s ' ,e s sss ao
go -. stated that they were unable agree. Tho
49, Fas 80 plan case, and sent them back with
t.set.srs Hthsy agreed, 20 bring 4 sealed verdict
H.. n..R . csSsA-srss The Board Of Supervisors
r.ana u - Csnvasscrs yesterday afternoon IN the
&c.. O. Chamber. clty Eaii and org nized BY ap
sas 49, 49,. were 4 when ,he Bol a
asrres ~ 80 n.emihs M VII be ocespiel ~
7..4.saf.. la liz Cour q sessions yesterday.
f.f L. far,.s nscsd g. violating tie provisions q
80 Nrifastar ~ - - relative % Nc sale q liquor
s,re afrarn.d "a i.slea rqgiy Tler names
r.0n.8 0aMar MA q herner, liam Grclet and John
Caaseaa.ak ssutept ~ r,serv,d until tiais morning
r. alhef gaguss - nd fafek i,.adon and ncilael
=. NJ. sfmrr. ~ 0tax ala fseads1 guilty and wore
eaad 90 cab n desa 10 80 men1 hey were commit
80 ~ AL
~. r,r.r. - rrt-t - vcuisn named Eliza van
-. ,a.v q r.ilf,,r - cet accidentally burned
n tr.ta 80 atennF Horst aocs caught nro from We
ssst 49, futu ng 90 nto 40 street - 49, speedily en-.
trl4ea 4 fsfaea Ocer Pieh ?, 81 nc second precinct
l rs~ - hsosefcoa anas H. ,as,ns ~ ~ e ~
~ 49, -. -. e.w.r wrk She ~es stu alive but
30 afirs nurs - great that shc s''' sVs ~ - ~
- w.r.un. = Nr~ urpnr.-r e property holders
b - asa II So rtrgchi 80 about King measures "
srah ~ uarsais that ycluuy Apa PIC meeting Wss
ts.snttl hf e. sh.cb NJ Tn. - ft s,sl " ~ 80
naesfsarg psuel n maize ~ feqaircd lmrro temenis
fst Nrv cW A1maRs -rhs edGse, stuA 'ed On 'ne
q tfasbefry and iisnfy streets will b, open Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10
The Suspected slave Schooner Madison.

CIT Gardner has written the following letter 10 the
Salem Resisier
NEw YORK, Nov 3, 1855
H0u and your readers have doubtless read the reports
conclEng the schooner Madison, which vessel has been
seized b. the United States authorities rs SLAYER -
thus brrerg my before the public in enviable
Yosifn, ana leaving stigma upon my character which
s1gliDg to bear The facts Of the these
I purchased the above named schooner Of the United
Staies a public auction in the Merchants Exchange IN
abs c and brought her from the Brooklyn Navy Yard
q the city, where had pot board Of her goods In my
hae Of business, the whole amounting 70 about
thOg&Nt dollars. l then went 10 the Custom House
obtain clearance, they Informed they had record
Il berss they have AZ United States vesses-lnd
that my BIZ q sale sufficient 70 take her b. Salem.
The ca lILn aud from Salem take her on
and AFTER being out about hours she seized and
brought back o. this port Saver. They present
two charges against her-one SLAYER, and for
violation 81 he revenue law, section g. 1888 The idea Of
ner being SLAYER no man entertain for a mo
ment and the violation Of the Revenue laws know
Loshns about, acting did upon the instruction
csvcd frN the Custom House that other papers
necessary take her 10 Salem Papers have been for
varded TO Washington 10 procure her release ! write
this for Jnbca;on, that my fellow citizens may cherish
~ wrong Impressions, my intention was use the
rcsscl In an honest, legitimate trade
DANIEL. r. GARNER
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Since Jan l. ses lel sie ses 14e, o5s SOL 1s9 SIS
The Harrisburg (Penn) Pdtria states that Mr.. Chaun
cey Brooks VIII decline the reelection Of Prcsden, cf The
Baltimore md Ohio Railroad Company at the annual meet
ing, e be held some time this month.
Ihe statements Of the Philadelphia Banks nr the rs'
two weeks coupare as G,llows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

HiRITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, Neveznbcrs0, 1855.

CLEARED.
Steamship Persia ORR, Jaikns. Liverpool--E Cunard.
s.eamsAO Florida. csowsn sayannah Miicnll Son.
Ship A1ss'ss ss:s 81 Co
amp hstis wooa sSsn Nsw Brigham
Ss.s Sssisaa Ssss: tsEs TswS.ssp!Sa Russr.
5s''
s: Ss;ss WE
sss ss:
s sss 1ssfa wnss ss
schr Empire, Osborn, Norfok-starges Chairman Co.
sssr sstsn SI Smith efsdo, e
r asdy
p Taa5 pnS o4gssD peGs
ss spa & s S ss
Is Is, saw steamship vigo hence for liverpool
10 os ass cha
Steamship locust fsn French Savannah ~ days. with
ssssTss r Ssssr is ssssS.
he s 9ais died ' Doth
ha Bs %anasa @ East M Kon Black River Ja Oct
AVE- n vain nas: s Co. r." nD
oct i w,h maimast leaking badly sailed thence
procure spsrs sufficient length IN Nassau, Obliged to
Brig Alfred rsai of Philadelphia Peading Havana DC.
2s with sugar &C. to Swain Co Has experienced heavy
Plot. Bride s of Oily island Daggc savanna Mar
ia and DAYS from Charleston where she putin in sres
sslg griin 81 fa FiyeF Borden Granada Oct r.
sehr tlanner Applegae, Savannah days, with cotton
schr Manhasset Blake Charleston days. with ana
rice. TO Scranton Tainian Experienced heavy weather.
schr Clark, Gull, Wilmington, NC, 5days
ss cSre"n onscn mnso ~ ID days days m
inst PN OF Chncoieaeue aionl Of snnssn vessel
sfe
Ps a 5si bsS:
$ Ss%;s ssTssss stS
l TPH ash sseS osaS Nswsef me-
Seer louisa, Van Horn North Carolina days 5h and Oh
and narss and received other damage. :
IS Rysp Z sS Y
ao scrap fell 70 the deck in consequence ohe
s s L. a1 %as mss a of Nee Kent
schr Belle cnbberisy, Norfolk, sdass.
sssr wilson Wilson s Bsi virginia. hSfssis's
schr Nv I;W Bridal r Crsmer y, Virginia
ssr ss sy m goSns s1pel e sissln days
scir " Earrowj Cavalier, Alexandria, g days.
Sehr Maria ( FksSeth Bcse sT AIesandris days
s ssr f nsod Young DC M
schr Eleanor, townsend, Baltimore, DAYS
Schr Anna Smith, smith, Brandywine Del, = days
schr q Smith, smith, DrandyNine, Del, days
SehI Eliza Potter Potter. Mystic.
Steamer Curlew. Arey, Providence.
RrrrpSEp-Schr Traveller Parker bence for Madeira Oct
20 having port experienced succession
NE and ST gales during which sprung leak and lost o.
deck load of boards Sd 80 S. 90 S.
passed the keel floor mbers Of small vessel lat 40
o. lon - - passed the wreck schooner the sumps
OF her nlasts just appearing above water.
BELOW
Brlg Mary Aivina (of Boston,, from Havana.
SAILED.
Steamship Florida, Savannah ships Augusta Liberty
New bark 4 Allen Savannah eggs Georgla, No
bile; Clinton Charleston and others.
Wind during the day Sc to NE.
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NIlSCELLANEOUS.
AT WHOLESALE.

BALLARD, SaUTE 4 Co,
No IS Broadway,
New York,
Would respectfully announce johbcrs and retailers
toned to purchase furs this market a notwithstanding
the very general not quite universal practice adopted by
the wholesale manufacturers of this within last twelve
just the for and still
pecng the regular retailer and the oboe continue
their CUSTOM they cannot believe either III the
NECESSITY JUSTICE OR POLICY
Of the but the contrary believe ability
OF the trade Of this city 10 support nj least
ONE STRICTLY WHOLESALE HOUSE.
To this end they invite the attention all those
way interested 70 their very complete stock Of
LADIES' FANCY FUfS,
embracing the richest well the varieties
GENTS AUFFLERS. CAPS, COATS.
GLOVES AND FANCY ROBES,
all Of which they viii sell buyers are In favor of fair
competition and legitimate business