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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17
FOR SALE or REWT.


OFFER for sale rent: the Mil property knosn As the
woodland 4Hl,n containing run OF Barr vrb
all the modern There also an exceent
sett OF CAFdtng Machines with additional mRcbi.
merry II required, connected with the MILL possSsion |
en- immediately, II required. -
Also for SALE two far3 containing INN.
dred and sixty aetes which there are S6ou,
hundred acres cleared order good state
Of with an Orchard and Rpme Dwelling
the other there SSFss eIeaFed
With good Orchard and Buildings. = 49,
Also, lot OF ground containing about In
high state Of cultivation with two frame Dwelling Houses
thereon large Store House. With black
smith shop aud stRbtnS for eight horses together With
other buildings that are necessary All above properr
on Fish Greek Marala county, the Fish Creek Turn
PIKE leading to Belon, on the b. o. Railroad.
This ts one Of the beat locations
purchase OF wheat and other grain Thu properly S
offered on the following terms: 0ne.fOur
money 70 be paid In hand, and the bAlAhce
Of one Two and three years. with from aIe
giving 2eBout bic note with approved security.
any persoE have the Opportunity
ms this ta, II requtredi also be supplied
Of stock and farming utensils accommodating tcrmG
premises. j. HORNRP0OGS
,&uSlI dGWlm Woodland, Marshall CS,,SS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

SYRACUSE, Sept 1e.-The convention unani>
monsy instructed the delegates, 10 be chosen
at the Charleston Convention, to act and vote as
unit Augustus Schell, Dean Richmond,
Isaac Y. Fowler, AID Delos D. Wolff were cho.
sen delegates at large to the Charleston Con.
vention, and John j. Taylor, d. T. Tieman,
Schuyler Crippen, and a. G. Dandy, as alter
mites
The Convention adjourned with three hearty
cheers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

New York, Sept. l6.-Yesterday afternoon a
diSgraceiu riot took place aboard the steam tug
Moses Taylor, one of the tugs employed to
take passengers and baggage on board the Gals
way Steamship Jason, during which the Cap.
tain OF the tug had his head cut open by the
rowdles and the tug madea wreck; the passen-
gers escaped without injury.
The Washington correspondence of the Times
says reliable information in official circles leaves
but little doubt that Sir Vim. Ousley was a
party to. the revolution in Costa Rica
The weather is very dark, audit is raining
here and at the Hook. There is no chance Of
the STEINER Persia arriving up, and we are un-
able to got the day later news from Halifax, per
the Kangaroo, the Nov; Scotia Company not
Importance, or 1t would have been expressed to
Sackville.
The brig Baltimore has arrived bringing Port
An Prince dates to the 5thin inst. Cen Rhophete,
eS-Minister Of the Interior, and his son are
among her passengers. A daughter of Prest
Getrard was shot dead while sitting in her
fathers chair, at the Palace Gardence. ON the
vailed in consequence of it having evidently
been the design Of the assassin 10 shoot the
President himself
There was very littlO business doing. Flour
was dull at Hsyticn money.
According to previous notice, the Albany
Northern Railroad was sold at auction Yesterday.
It was purchased by Abijah Mann, jr, for the
first mortgage bondhoIders, his hid being $25,-
GOO; the amount of the first mortgages are
100000.
The Rochester Union learns that a transfer
of the control of the Genessee Valley Exten-
sion Railroad from Avon TO Mt Morris has
been made, and that it " i'll pass into the hands
of the Buffalo, New York & Erie company, who
have the northern section of the road. 1t is
said the road is leased for term of years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

sAckvtLLE, n B., Sept l6.-Tbe steamship
Kangaroo. from Liverpool on the 3lstult. put.
into Halifax at s o'clock this morning, being
short Of coal; she obtained 100 tons and resn.
med her voyage. She will be due at New York
on Monday. She has loo cabin and 220 stecr>
age passengers.
We are expecting a days later news received
by her at Qneenstown, by telegraph, from Liy-
erpOol and London.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

The Concert and Taristy Comooov ner,
formed, !. last night at Washington Hall, to a
nfst rate house. The little dancing girls are
real talries, the singing and jig dancing are
good, and the india rubber man is india rubber
all over. Tonight is the last night of the ex-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17
Trust Sale.

T virtue Of deed trust from Audrev apTdorlr .a
wife, to the undersigned dated the 18th Mach 1Sss
hd recorded In the Clerks office Of the County Court
Oni9 county IN Book 80, page 239 SHALT the 9i Sen
tsmosE 1900 at II O'Clock NJ, front door Of he
oar House In the city Of Wheeling expose to SaIe bT
Cnsrs! street in tn. Buena YSta addition to said city
title is iudtsputable. Terms, cab. - =@4se tAs
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COMMERCIAL.
by TEIEGRApH=

BALz1NoRE, Sept 1s-Flour dull at IS for Howard 2.
wheat offered at decline of 293c to-day OF
bush Corn du but unchanged. Provisions steady whis
PHTLApILrHA, Sept l6-FIour Dropping sales to trade
At Tor old stock and fresh ground superRne s1
oS for extra and $S959675 for fcnly and fancy
Rye Flour arm At $S,s1 and Corn Meal at SSS Wheat
mas declined 2NSSe sales 1890 BUSH red at SSII 10 and
white at Rye sells at 75c Delaware and Se
Tor old psn1a Corn in good 2puO yellow
SOLD at sSS1c Oats better 2U0O prime Delaware
sold at &c. Whisky steady at eT92IHc.
EEw ToRE Sept 16-cotton quet snles 500 bales
At x Tor upland middlings Flour, sales $3.50 bbs-
Wheat Is 1925 lowers sales 900 bush: $sO9l 90 for
and BE for choice Michigan closed with
tendency; holders asking SIC. Pork buoYant at
!u'oz8 lor PRIME Whisky heavy. Coffee hrIn sales $3.50
bags li49llx. Moasses dull at 404zc Tor New or.
leans Hides active; California 24c steady; small
Tgs Galena at Tobacco more active; Ky. liz
WOOL nrm; sales lbs Of neece pulled
at 3laSO Hour State SIsCa5 IL for TCho
and $Sa5Il5 for Southern. - 49,
CINcINXATr, Sept. 16-Eo Improvement In Pour A. an
4ou for guperIne and 81 6O95 extra Wheat active
S1mmandt1g 81 for choice red and sl5911O white
No change In other grain. Whisky firm at 28c Pr0yIs
ions more steady sales of1l3hhds sides az
11U hhds shoulders $50 meas po Al MT
meats held firmly ut exc X. . -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

OswEeo, Sept 16.-Mr s. NJ. Brooks, of ST.
Louis, assembled in his balloon Comet, from the
Fair Graunds in this village, ut 6 o'clock P. M.
yesterday, and descended II miles east, ats2D
minutes after 8. Five thousand persons Wit
messed the ascension.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

W7o all who wish to save when in want
of Hose or Half Hose, Childrens STOCKINGS
Umbrellas, Travelling Bags aud almost every
thing in the variety line and stationery goods,
can do so by calling on G. Lecher for the same,
at No. 8 Washington Hall. In this store was
also received this day most splendid lot of
combs, meerschaum pipes and cigar tubes,
necklaces, bracelets, toy books paper dolls,
hoops, great assortment of pearl buttons &C.,
dc. Also on hands quite large assortment of
very fine Autographs. He only sells for sash
and cheap, which on calling you will find to be
true.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17
re rhe he Dragged aad Poisoned Citizen.
Of WheeIInE and YtcInltr.

Of wheeling und Vicinity.
You areoverruu with deluse of the vest compound. in
the form Of Alcoholie Drnks' that ever esnatsd from
that pest Of society, the 0rOR Ml1si They are sold to
you as aluxury they dispensed to you as Medi.
cine, and in either clse the effect is the same.
There Is but way escape aud that Is to use as
luxury or medcament. safe reliable stmulant, sold
under stamp and SEAL which renders certain that
not been tamPered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled under inspection of the British Govern
mens' delieatsiy favored (unke any GIn) with
some OF the most valuable reeoraves of the Vegetable
Kingdom, and by far the healthy beverage extan.
MOST ENSENr FHrstcIAss EURoPE AXElIcA not
only recommend Its BY the hale hearty but pre-
scribe It as a medicine where stmuant is required
THE HENALA will And only pleasant Cordial
but certain reltettn suGrinEs periodical character
4xALTTrcAL oHExsTs RAxEs It perfectly
pure, and It's restorative merits Incompatible
Sold only in quart and pint bottles by Dsuess7s Gao
FOr salem wheeng Va, by T. II. LOGAN co. AZ Main
street. T. B. JOHNSTON, lI6 Market St. and Others
EDMuND G. CHARLES, General Agent
mylT-d4wllm DEPOT, No. 80 BROADWAY, NY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

ST. Louis, Sept 16:-The sarta Fe ina Of
the 29th ult., has reached Independence There
was an intense excitement relative to the Con-
gressional election. The army and Americans
almost all favor Galligos contest very doubtful.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

twAsHlSoToS, Sept. le.-oficial information
from Utah state that the troops are principally
employed in protecting the overland emigrants
from Indian attacks.
The President has recognized Frances August
Hirsch as Consul for the Kingdom Of Hanover
ct Boston.
The following officers have been ordered 10
the steam sloop of war Narraghansett: Com
mander Hunt, Lieutenants Preble, Ransom aud
Blake, Purser Emery, passed Assistant Surgeon
LoWber, Master a rms trong. Assistant Surgeon
Phia Navy Yard. John Radenstein has been
commissioned as Surgeon and Bennett ".
Green, Of Va, as Assistant Surgeon in the Navy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

SANDY HOOK, 2 o'clock, P. NJ, Sept To-
The steamer Persia now on ner 18th day out
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17
S.-Picture Frames made to order.

+, Sto1en,-Mrs Urqubart, of Bridgeport
had her pocket relieved of her Port Monies on
the Fair Grounds, on Thursday afternoon. The
contents were gold ring, receipt for snbscrip.
ton to the Ladies' Wreath" and twelve or
upwards, i've dollar bank notes, nearly or quite
all on one of the Massachusetts Banks. on
GERS arresting alledged thieves will do well to
notice the yaiuables found on them, and retnin
in their possession such articles MS might NOT
be identified by better owners
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17
SIP e cI- Al NOTICES
MRS HYaMaG.nW

HIS. YGNaLOVV,
nurse and female has Soothing
Syrup for children teethnG, which greatly facilitates the
process q testhng BIZ Soenlug the gums reducing all In
an aay all pain. aud to regulate the
Oore Depend upon IT. mothers It VIII give res, 10 your.
and relief and health to infants Perfectly
IN all gases. Bee advertisement: In another column.
AaSss - 1yd&~
Rurnets's COcOaGne For the Hair.
SuEnstts Coc0ains Sortens the Hair.
Bnrnett'S Cocaine Prevents Raldness
Sold by LAUGHL1SS BCSHPIFLD.
Dr. Todd's Anti-BilllOnS Pills,
DIR. Todd'S Anti Bilious Pills
DR.. Todd's Auti-BIllious Pills,
Sold by LAuGHL1Ns BusHFIELD.
TasteleSs Worm Powder,
TaSteless Norm Powder
TRsteleSS Worm Powder,
on Of Grapevine,
OIL Of Grapevine,
OIL OF Grapevine,
soll by LAUeHIIss BusHp1KID.
II. De vallrtt< Female PILL
n. Dc EBlletGs Female PHI,
ID De Hailettfs Female Pill,
Sold by LAU0HLINS BUsHPISLD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

rgy-7he Ftir-f0urth Dan -;Yaster.,ov ~

The fatr-f0urth Day. Yesterday the
thousands of persons who had come to attend
the Island Fair, arose and looked out regretfullv
upon rainy, dingy, doleful day. Through the
humid atmosphere and drizzling rain thew saw
visions Of broken engagements, of interesting
sights not to be seen, Of hopes deferred and
lively anticipations unrealized, and the drabblino
skirts and dripping umbrellas seemed dancing in
mockery through the streets. Now and then the
sky would assume an aspect that for a moment
led the people to hope for bright afternoon
but again the drizzling rain banished all such
thoughts. The hotel halls were crowded with
disappointed men, not so gloomily overcast but
they could talk ''hoss" in an animated manner
The ladies crouched up in the parlors and looked
out drearily upon the pattcring rain, mourning
an opportunity to show their graceful persons
aud fine apparel, and to mingle with a bright
sun the light of their Smiles.
About two o'clock in the afternoon a hand
bill was printed and posted throughout all parts
Of the city, announcing that in consequence of
the rain and the bad condition of the track. the
exhibition would be postponed till today, when
the programme, as published in another column.
will be performed. Previous to this announce
ment large number of persons had assembled
on the grounds, and were wandering about
through the halls and in the grand stand, trying
TO dispel the gloom by ie::gned good humor.
There were also many carriages containing
ladies' whose interest was not permitted to
dampen with the weather. The fact of the
POstponement becoming general, most of the
people returned to the city, resolved to wait
patiently and "proy for gOodly day to-mOr-
row."
And all day long drizzled down the rain upon
Feekiug housetOps and detected animation. We
hope for the best this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

81 Plnorqma Of DR.. Kanes Arctic Espedi-
tion.-This fine work will exhibit at Washing.
ton Hail during the whole of next week. 1t is
highly spoken of by the press everywhere.-
The Cincinnati Enquirer Off late date has the
following:
This admirable work of art was unrolled for
the last time at Smith Nixons Hall last night,
alter drawing for three consecutive weeks the
largest audiences ever known to attend SINH
lar entertainment IN Cincinnati. Since its first
exhibition in this city, it has been visited by
nearly forty thousand persons 1t will this week
move on toward the Torrid Zone, and give the
people of the sunny South" glimpse of the
other extreme of Nature
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10 HoUsEkEEPERs!!
SoMETHING NEw.-B. IT. BABBlT
MEnYoINAL sALKRATuR.

AEuGGlNAE. SAtkhAE06sa-
Ia manufactured from eomii6h salt, and lei
SPrePGred entirely dlRerent from 0tllBF 6AlerA
O0tns. All the sdeleterIOpl matter extracted Lei "
ANDand ali kinds OF Cake, without paf n
ldcle Of SaleEAtus. when the Bread oElOAkei IS
k9atedS thereby producing Wholesome results.
every particle of S1irratu0 Is turned 10 and
passes through the Bread OF. Biscuit while Bake
iInEi eenSeqnsntly nathInB TenalnS but eonInoni
SAT-, Water and Flour. You viii readily per-;
By the taste Of this SAlOFatnS II ES
w jtrsly different EFom other SSlET6tuS. OC
- II packed In one pound papers, each wrap
AMP brand B. 7. Bahbt1'S Best AedIcinsl AN
iSalsratut" also picture, twisted loaf OF bread;
lGHh q glass Of eherTEscink water the top.
~ When you purchase papcF you should pre-
serve the wrapper and be particular TO get the.
next exactly like the 6r1t--bF1nd a. above.
fuA directions for making Bread With this
saleratus and Sour Mix Cream Tartar, will q
w accompany hpaekaSe;; aso directions u Z
making all kinds Of Pastry; 1lso, for making So;
Anu da Water and ekldlltx Powders. An
1O MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
b. T.. BABBIT1'S PURE
!OONGENTESATEDs e O'TeA = N
Warranted double the strength or ordinary Pot.i ~
OS a5h put up In cRnS1 h.; lbs, lbs, lbs ~
and 1S lbs with full directions for Hard w
ASDiRnd Son Soap Consumers will and this The =,
cheapest Potash IN market. An
|P]0I Manufactured and for sale by
~ b.: 4. BADBTTT, III
Nos. IS and 20 Washington. a. NtV.Yofk ~
and No. IS 1ndi1-st,, Boston.
For sale by REED s. KRAFT.
auRl6-d, WAtW 6rn& =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

ST. Louis, Sept 16.-River remains about
stationary az this point with scant 81 feet IN
the channel to CalEo. Nothing new. from up.
PeIsstreams. Weather cloudy aud warm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

Columns, Sept 1B..=z-.Hon. .lbram @. Lin
coin, OF llL, addressed laFgesa ctowdin Capitol
Square this afternoon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

GB- The Firoma,ts Parade on Thursday as
fine display. The steubepyile Company
oOked remarkably well and we're only equnlled
In their general bearing by our own companies,
the Guards and Rough and Ready-who para
ded with them. The Steubenville Company re.
turned home yesterday highly pleased with
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

B-Lo0L Out for lima professional
gambler, who passed under name of Carroll,
aud who was driven away from one of our no
tells recently for putting on another mans coat
IN mistake, left several autographs in posses.
A0n'OfouF citizens, attached to as many promises
to pay, when he never intended to do anything
o. q the sort. He is supposed to have gone to
Zanesyille, where all honest people should look
Tor him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

% The Ste'odrt Murder Cdse.-A post NOR
TEN examination, in presence Of the coroner's
jury, was held yesterday morning by Drs Bates
and Cumrnins upon the body of JAS Stewart
who was found dead near the warehouse of w.
I'll, Stewart, on Thursday night. The wound
was examined and found to have penetrated the
heart, causing profuse internal hermoraee and
producing almost instant DEATH No additional
evidence was taken and the jury returned a
verdict that "James Stewart came to his death
By wound inflicted by some sharp instrument
in the hands of his brother William Stewart"
From the evidence of Mercer, and others, who
saw the alteration between the brothers. the
jury had no difficulty in arriving at this conclu.
sion. BY what We hear from those who saw
the afffay and are acquainted with the circun-
stances which led to it, we are safe in stating it
about as follows: Jas. Stewart had been rather
diSSipated for some time and the brothers had
fallen out about some business matters. They
were both intoxicated on Thursday, and had
had a difficulty during the day about some mo.
ney which James had taken or attempted to
take from the safe in the store In the evening.
it is supposed, as James was going into the
a'e"OuSe' "IHiaM met MIN al the door and
tried to push him out Astruggle ensued, du-
ring which the fatal stab was given.
a preliminary examination of the prisoner
was to have taken place at the Jail yesterday
morning before Mayor Wilson and Alderman
Hamilton, but the prisoners counsel, q. w.
Russell, Esq, not being able to appear, the con-
siderstion of the matter was postponed till this
morning at o'clock, when the full facts will be
elected, The Stewart brothers have always
borne the reputation of peaceful, upright citi-
zeNs, and this late shocking affair has caused
much regret among their friends.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. II, 1859.

I,,,qest Circulation of any. Paper in vgest
ern Virginia.
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FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore $50 NJ connect at Will
with % A. NJ train ~ 'oi0
NOflCE-hl colored persons whether bond or free will
oe required to bring responsible white person. person
ally known to the undersigned who will be willing to sign
bond to the Company before they will passed over ny
n29tf Cp,wEppn
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Steamboats,.

E-a9H FOR FREDERICKSBURG va.
SsE-esaaThe steamer WI SEIDEN W B. Kirwap,
Sapt VIII resume her route fredericksburg and land
l lnngS on Kafslannock, leaving Baltimore from her
Tr i y LOO LOOT OF OF SOUTH STREET, on
viii leave Fredericksburg clock FRIDAY MORNjY9
She VIII continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
and trcderickShurg VERY FRIDAY during the season
rreght OF every description taken low rates Horses
Caue, ana 1--we Stock generally handled with care and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punctuay at
tended TO- charges paid promptly and forwarded as soon as
E9For information freight Or passage apply in Baltimore
at her office, lGj SOUTH STREET, az on board the Boat
s,,.s agents in fredericksburg,
MIZW 4 / 4
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HIS & COLE
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
or-u.-- HARDWARE,
fe22tf Balt;more
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IN THE MATTER OF THE INSOLVENT ES-
PpATE OF GE ts IL. ARNoLDcoagt Common
port and Accounts, A, B. and filed this day bv the %
dor, in the above be finally ratified and Confirmed mn
M cause TO me contrary be shown before 18th ay
OF February, 1852 WILLIAM L. MARSHALL.
fel02aw3w - y. Aih'ii
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY


J. y. TRNTT ( Co,
- CoRNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLEs STREETS
Inc propretOrS respectfully invite Merchants as are
not already subscribers the gency, who sell goods en-
credit 10 call and examine system and the reliab
~ OF our information From long experience and the salts
factory tesmOnias of thousands merchants differ
ent cities East and NcSo subscribers
we can assure all who will call whether they sell goods TO
the cities or country satisfaction reli
hty Of our information, and the great benefit be derived
from tue Agency ny those who subscribe mrG-f
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Hail 40aos.
a sza e. PHILADELPHIA

ON SUNDAYS at $40 p NJ only All the trains cnnpect
ing with New York Trains except $40 NJ on SATURDAYS
From RE DE GRACE and intermediate places at o.
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Steamships.

<4fs+S c. H A r L L S T 0 h
-1sszass First class Cabin Passage. ...........sl5
r, THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS!
Inc new and first-class steamship
PATAPSCO,
WI, ,.o c., Capt. l.. II. LAYFIELD,
VII leave Spears wharf on
TUESDAY, February 18th,
Tbo ooo,,,... at p. ~, precisely.
every respect frst-claSs ~ ''i' 'e'io' "o Ii
Ieght received after IL o'clock on the day of sailing
No Bills of ladng will be signed after The cnartre OF the
Steamer ''ei 'ne "eldi'ute " lae
For freight or passage apply to
sAMU II. PEARCE, Agent,
.,on.s 3, Ct,a-.. rnr1,- ,,- ZIG Spears wharf.
The 'Patapsco' will leave Baltimore aeain on H. oetb
INST PuncualiH in her departure relied on fsf
srfFFsSssss, FOR NAH-SATURDAy Feb
18th, at II o'clock, NJ, the fine steamship CITY
NUKE DIX, j. C. Parker, Commanders will sail as above
apply to T Fl RFTT Jr ann aJ'.dlohs'
fel4-tf " -' - rTrnFeeiri t I, -.
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OFFICE OF MON UMENTI

HzSE1zE-aa STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Company boats having been put in complete runpinV
ORDER are now prepared to every description of river
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
The Company Boats a-foows:
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League
~, Steamer LlONESS, Captain 4. H. League
Inc commanders experienced masters and every guar
antee given for the safety Of vessels charge The
rates OF toWage Will be made reasonable For further nfo
nation apply to the Captains board or of the agent
jals-tf No 81 " Proit s,,oo+