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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-09
IHE IN TEL IGENGER
IRON BlaoEVooa.l
sERE JEsEER8 8ERA0M

The jester shook his hood and bells,
And leaPed upon chair; "
The pages laughed, the women screamed,
And tossed their scented hair;
The falcon whistled, stag hounds bayed,
The lap dog barked without;
The sculllon dropped the pitcher brown,
The cook rallied at the loutl -.
The steward, counting out his gold,
Let pouch and money fall, as'a
And why? Because the jester rose
To say grace in the halll
The page played with the heron's plume,
The steward with his chain: W.
The butler drummed upon the board, -
Aud laughed with might and main; ~
The grooms beat on their metal cans,
And roared till they were red,
But still the. jester shut his eyes, h.
And rolled his witty head;
And when they grew little still,
Read half yard of text,
And, waving hand, struck on the desk,
Then irowncd like one perplexed:
''Dear sinners al" the fool began,
MANS life is but Jest.
A dream, shadow, bubble, mir,
A vapor at the best.
In a thousand pounds of law I find
Not single ounce of love;
a blind man killed the parsons cow
In shooting at the dove;
The fool that cats till he is sick
Must fast till he is we'll;
The wooer who can fatter most
Will bear away the belle.
'.Let no man halloo he is safe
Till he is through the wood:
He who will not when he may,
Must tarry when he should;
lie who laughs at crooked men
Should need walk very straight;
o he who once has won a name
May lie a bed till eight
Make haste to purchase house and land;
Be very slow to wed;
True corals needs no painters brush,
Nor need be daubed with red.
''The friar, preaching, cursed tho thief,
(The pudding in his seeve;) "
To fish for sprats with golden hooks
Is foolish, by your. leave;
10 travel well-an ASS ears, apes face,
Hogs mouth, and ostrich legs;
He does notcare pin for thieves,
Who limps about and bcgs;
Be always first man at feast
And last man at fray;
The short way round, in spite of all,
Is still the longest way.
When the hungry curate ticks the knife
There's not much for the clark;
When the pilot, turning pale and sick,
Looks up-the storm grows dark"
Then loud they laughed; the fat cooks tear
Ran down into thepan;
The steward shook, that he was forced
To drop the trimming can;
And then again the women screamed,
And every stag hound bayed-
And why? Because the motley fool
So wise sermon made G.wT
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CASES AND CURES.
DYSPEPSIA.

young lady of 96had troubled with for
several months, to render necessary the
selection Of her food After eating, the stomach became
acid ood rising In her mouth with water, AMI unpeas-
for some hours frequent bowels constituted
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills, morning and night in than
week almost symptom Of her disease vanished,
and she felt like being.
gentleman somewhat advanced years, strong robust
constitutions had lately been good deal affected ndi-
gsstton weak stomach, tongue, bad mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whrhg in the
hea,so much so as to render his riding carriage or
even mounting emneuce, quite dangerous After trying
several things incidentally he fell upon the Dyspepsia pills.
which afforded prompt relief PIN every night morn
ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
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= FIRST SPRING STOCK!
AZ Extremely low Prices, N

AZ Extremely low Prices, now Opening al
,.Ft-s. ..sE I ISAAC PERAG ER,S.r
LEAVING just returned from New York with well
LII cced and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy
would request The public examine before purchasing
elsewhere sly stock of Dress Goods will be found to
ss Of the latest styles and that prices
lower than those other house. would call partio:
Mar attention 70 some Figured Brants, worth richly
lS5c, at only 12c; Plaid Ducas worth 95c at Light
cord "A ohntzes worth csc at 15c and other goods in
portion MuSns and Irish Linen-I will sell Muslin worth
and Irish Linen worth as 45c $40 Bonnets
comprising the latest Styles and which being purchased
dSrect from the manufactured will sell cheaper than
BEFORE 100 Bonnet Dbbons 100 Ruches; Flowers
everything appertaining to the Millinery line which
branch callthe particular attention OF the Trade,
be offered at the lowest figures.
EMBRQIDERIES.-If you wish to find the LARGEST best
and cheapest stock give call and promise
Collars sets Of Sleeves and Collars, Bands, erng
Edgings at less figures than any other establishment
900 Kid Gloves at only 5Oc worth $ 500 pr
lOc, worth Csc; 900 Linen Ia dkerchfets 2<c worth
1875 100 do Mt 1s2l worth 25c1 25 Hemstch Handkercies
at worth 62 so do at SOC, worth 5 so superior do
AZ 62<c, worth 81; 1000 white Briants at 126c worth
lS 100 Put do at lS, worthwhile; we'll any other
white as plain plaid and striped
ptoporttonaey low. 5000 Dollars worthof Piece
suitable for Merchant and Of which am
confident have the largest stock Wheeling will sold
to the TEaie at less than any other House in Wheeling
convinced Of my ability to sell: Call and examine for
yourselves. -, PR GER ~
Int2I - . = - 1913 Main st.
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YEAR OF. TEIE ENTERPRISE!
NEW LIST TITS, Q
FOR 1853. az. ~ -
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL,
G.. G.. II Y "a II s 2
AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,

No. 439 Chesnut Street, PhIIndelphIa;5'
Commences the New Year, with enlarged Catalogue
greater variety Of Gifts increased facilities buying
Goods and doing business and isnoE nrared to offer
greater inducements to Book buyers before.
Time has proved that the Gilt System is permauent.-
EVANS Is determined that his establishment
conducted under that system In liberal and Impair
tel manner than any other Haying lived down almost all
ration from Maine to California
to be generous. Try him. and judge NorYoursef.
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-4.F SCHEDULE OF GIFTS. f-s...4 %,
Es':Bs ssS R...ss $685.
Ladies' 81. Case Gold Lever Watches, u 80 90
Cents Silver Lever Watches, ~ ~ IS 90.
cents s SILVER L EspSp wateSe: 1sSo
Ladies' Elegant Black SEk DresSPattsrn5 a7si Is 90
Ladies, Cameo SETS {plp and DropsS extra ane,
Ia'iIss' Cod Bracelets, stone Settings, 10 90
Cents SOLID sola Tss saE pattern.
Gents best English plated Vest ohains, ta - 60OF
Large Cold Spring Icckets with double cases, 10 o.
Heavy Gold Pencil Cases, with Gold Pens, - 750
Superior Gold Pens, with Holders and BOX, ~ 800
Gents Gold Pens, with Silver Extension Pencils 90
Ladies' Gold Pens, in Boxes with Ivory Holders, so
SSsS e se s9P Pin sad Drops 1896
Ladies Ladies Lat Iay Sets DO DO do do % g. 8,
Ladies Cameo Pins, large size, So"
Ladies' Ladies' do do d Do .Ssli, ssSaa'
Ladies' Rox and Glass Miniature or Hair Pins 9Gia
Ladies, Plain Gold Pins, new Pattern, So
Gents Cluster Pins, opal centre, sc
Gents. game Cameo Mosaic Bosom Studs, IL
Gents Sleeve Buttons, az
Ladies' Ladies Pearl Card Gases, r.. ~. So
dsdies Cameo, M9saic or Gold Stone Ribbon Pins,
Cents Pearl Pocket knives, blades, best quality,
Gents Bun 2ni.S or nI Ivory do do do ~ 4
Gents Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, )"
Gents Gold Toothpicks, with Slides, r,,... .tR st
tents t4old Rings with Stone Setting, 2 =
Ladies' do do do '.f sa'-- i
Sets, Silver Plated Tea Spoons, ga
SlVer-Plated Butter Knives, ..... It.
Ladies' or Gents Porte-monnaies, L!
Gents Gold Watch Keys Vest Hooks, t.. .ts-lt 1
Ladies' Florentlne Breast Pins, ,'t-lf sas 9t5.
E LADIES', Nc DC DC DO Do ss 81
Ladies' Cameo Ear Drops ass .HT..r st-t.-a a.
Misses SIsses do, do do .a,.,,.g... 9t
Misses Gold Bracelet, Hail Round Band, f.5FF a.
Ladies dadieS' O. do do do .i4
Gents Jet Studs, i-ts- -
Gents Jet Sleeve Buttons, 8
Misses Gold Crosses, 4,
Miscellaneous Gifts, not enumerated in the above
List, varying in value from rs cents to $25 q !,
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.THINGs NO REMEtIMiBER.


PLEASE REMEMBER.-That these SPECIFICS are entirely
harmless In all Instances and cases may use
them, children use them, the aged, nfrm orinvalil
NAV use them without danger, md. with benefit. r.
PLEASE REMEMBER.-ThRt thousands OF the most gift
ed and Intelligent minds in this country and Europe have
long since given in their adherence to Hom@opathy and
families ~ . 90 : ne III ~
PLEASE, REMEMBER.-That not only in long standing,
Old but In recent and violent diseases of the
most dangerous Character Homeopathy has provcd its
Pe1ioEty ANY 0heTlsys stem In repeated trials.
PLEASE RBMEMBElS-That Homeopathy Is sustained,
not from Its theories and doctrines but its daily and
hourly success In curing the sick and arreStin disease
Please REMEAtBERThat it is the little ills that
to great ones and tits little ailments that neglected lead
grave andserious diseases. 70 49, -
+ PLEASE RENE HBER.-That you may have It in your
and arrest such complaints at
the beginning and thus prevent grave diseases
PLEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this system saves YOU the
struggling forcing and deception used to get other
cneS taken by children, al ways dangerous
yPGEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the eVil. results Of such
struggles generally than oVerbnIance tho good that
may he done by the medicine thus gtVen. -
PLEASE lEMEMBER.-ThatH Humphreys sySlern of TO-
mooyahie the pFVBe practice or the sys
TEN Of all z1erpctH and ttrfcGcy, that every body
may use them.
PEEAsE REA1EAiBER:-rhat the cure of asnge chronic
ameht' such as Piles, Cararh, Headache, Salt RheuI
will more than ten times pay the cost of case.
PLEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES two four dollars invested
in case of Specific Remedies will return
value 70 you every year in freedom from anxiety
ton of disease, and absolute relief.
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IlRANSPQ RT ATION.
Baltimofe and ohio Rain Road.
90 ls e.
sUN1MHR ARRA.N@BNTENT.

ai4 SUMMER, ARFAlSe4FNTEN
ON Monday 18th April 1889 the Passenger
" Trains win be daily follows: q PGGi
Frst-The Great Southwestern Louis Cincinnati, Co
luubus, Wheeling, Benwood, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily 1110 Nj arriving
in Baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ connecting with trains for the
Eastern and Southern cities. leaves Baltimore
$50 A. NJ, connecting with the great Western. sothwesern
and Express only stops for meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water
SecondThe Northwestern Cleveland, Chicago st Louis,
indianapolis Dayton, CINCINNATI Columbus, Wheeling,
BeuW0od Baltimore City Express departs
daily except :f5 NJ and arrives at Balti
8P connecting with tile trains the Eastern
and Southern cities. Returning leaves Baltimore at 1890
A. NJ. arriving at Wheeling at $40
A. NJ This train stops at all Eassof Cum
wheetng and Cumberland Accommodate train leaves
Wheeling daily, sundays excerte at 1885 A. n, arriving
Cumberland at n. Returning Cumberland
trSIn stops at all stations j. B. FORD, Agent.
w. p. SMITH, Master of transportation.
IL NJ COLE GEM Ticket Agent. ap1e
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, WIVES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
tlal. 80 RI.AfIEk TIE a 81 - ~ I .

4 80, ..l,.;y = .8LACA IEAS, lEc.97.aI7
sd GTIEREAN &iSON,No 10 North Charles st Ra,tin,oa
portation, particularly foT family use:
SHERRY WlSES-Pemartine's finest naia.t coli ,a 81
brown SheTFies in sTas4:! III afi T
competition red "a nh
Port, in wood glass. e
MADEIRA -WINBSJohn Howard sAIarch's fine Madeira.
In wood 9Rd In glass; also, Crane Juice iTIsI ~
HOOK VINES hannes bergef Sten6erger Sisrebbrpp.
nsr mich, Bronneberg Of
quarts and hints. - :. $3.50 ,Atte't' IN
and ane old pale q and nd dark
RQ STff1d and fine, Jamatca, Antigua Grenada ami
from the lslapas, imported direct from london.
H9LI 4Np. G1N=-The best qualtyLLTiernan bFand-and
no hiiStnre OF dF0ntdtio poison IN. Ii. = N
4g2 bali CHESTS q the dqest SoUcHoNG IRA ~ mh5-1y
ARpINEs,s Said OIL French and SiIEIaT5
"a Just recefEedsand for sale by ii,.-EsiSE '
a m 1lhss0 sis.ssSsss e.,ssS ". A. EDWARDS BRO
5VYORoESTER and Yankee Sauce. Just received and for
t.l5.6AletlysI = lmh3NJ w. "A: EDWARDS &BRO.
ERLlN Wire Belt Clasps and SIX and R666sT r. -
AOlS2a az ~ D.iEfooEn& BRu's VarietyiStore.
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HUMPHREYS,
HomcHoPAl Tarc-RB1TDIn

s217F &AGsssG6EdE O4a9
f5 t 5! te S use
q deses q 2 :aool
s. Y M ~ lSSss
and Of m5I goos
Seey are Esl1ed put us e ne form
ar Ssngs-oSs az nv ~ 0ls iss ns
u Az lotp4 ~ qs
eomSIsini5s anu sne o. mort oi 1he
SSTJisS .ssss S AZ
bafoSs cn1oLITsJ Is SntSa
80 ~ SH PSpulat fhey are Ik-
Won Io I t E Eety aF b
are coSyEfECT. Won can giISs t6 maven sSo pin at
~
EyyIcTRST. in tbn5s. ~ ~
and the mite enTss tb 70 iS 3
aftsEsS IA al 5t M
= 80 sSt9.. i s tse4Y o3,4.ls ,4ff .sf,sr
LIST OF SPEGIFTn REMEDIES
-. 1:J5If y . <
4ell. Sgsf Fever Congestion and Inlam-
44a t 0i All kinds. Z. -, ~ s-fr
=, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wet
NO. 3. BdIyS PiLLP.-For Collie, Crying, TeeEhing and
tWSkfedlness. and Nervousness Of adults
8; DturFh@G FtAsFor Diarrhoea, Cholera 1nfan-
tnIn ana summer Complaint a.; sss f4sftS. -
No 8 Dysentety Pils.For poIc, Gripings, Dysentery
or Bloody EIGXtSto .t.h So - ? lii'EsJe "a
GnoterG E'LHs-For Cholera, Cholera Morbusi
'S 9g 3, -. a:.8y-a fa.i
No. = Cough fHs-For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness In
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..55TlTESSTsDENlS FROM THBB SEAT or VlRT


WITHOUT REGARD
all sguchas
FhBa flM
4FrnchC Tperya
- worth s
unessa szs2gA tG~zs ISL MAIN aS $.
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COUGHS AND COINS

gentlemen, public lecturer, took severe cold the
northern though pnblc audiences
he was and enabled to pursue his call
ing without inconvenience No public speaker should be
without them. .eys .ts ~. st5.ft.l ..3.Ii1 ~.
Amarredlady Of 40 had taken violent cold, which set.
tied on her lungs causing cough the side
y very lasting and Troublesome but by taking the Specific
Cough Pills. four times per day. in three days SHE Was en-
tirelywell .f tzl.t1l aTF EFifE gte.f - - = =.
Ayoung of22 had cough and hoarseness fteen
months During cold weather his was lost so as only
speak in Whispers pain induced coughing, cold dry
raising only the mornings quite feeble anil
heneft. He commenced with the Cough Ps-one PIN three
times 0per day-an found himself IMPROVING his
cough miler and softer passed and
appetite Improved, and in few weeks was entirely wen
having taken no other medi6ne. ~ - - y gt:4
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$500 worth OF the above Gifts will be Impartially di
TT1O1ed among the Purchasers with every $1,000 worth
BOOKS Sold All Hooks sold at Publishers lowest prices
All Books that Evans does not publish
direct from the Publishers and in large quantities. Boo
TO suit every taste to be found on his Catalogue
prices which would be inducement without the Gil
system which offers 80 many additional advantages.
Works by the most popular authors, living and dead
all styles from the most costly to the plain and substantial
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PILES.

writing to SAYS 81 for time seriously
AFFLICTED with bleeding piles and have my case as
your medicine (Pile specifc) and am cured have no
obligation"
gentleman of hy years, well and favorably known at
Cslhi county NeV-Yor had been marty the
piles fog twenty Sometimes from excessive hemr
rhage pain and suGertng he reduced verge Of
tence confirmed; invalid for amy business
End life almost burden 1t Is needle he had
tried h snrS of remedies from OF doctors to little
purpose He consulted me twOyears ago, and
ed our Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia PHI
From this began to improve, and since never
Serious turn of Piles the first month up year
The had occasionally symptoms of coiunafn
but few doses Of the Pile PiIs Would for
brilliant cure issearcey to befound annals Of
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Important to Females

DIsEAsEs OF females exclus3Giy treated u Dr rH1Rl
- Remedies for female derahgemeRts from sta IS
Relief guaranteed in all cases. OOaSutatoh SnsIett
strictly confidential. Patients from distance uFoyio
with board nursing and exSlpayea ttepdanne. Aedic
sent by mail Ladies' private creular sent per letter m
except postage. Office % West 24th ST. New York
-,s..l- .F5.i 't4sJss. q
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Look over the list make upS case what LDb 90,
and the acrrent note stamps
the medicine will be duly By maiIoT sSnTsss
Of GhaFgejut ~ ttE ztfunEHI % tASS
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Passengers Sailed

In s,eansAip Set Yak for S,emeshr .ad VIZ Hermann
d si.fse. Victor Gros A. Koop. Geo. Al hoSen Robert
F.uips Gouilay 0shr.l v Lsehos1p, ah,s helch-L N
Ws.r,,.n Mss Julie L. Grn. MARTA Aor;imer MA h,9es
Ear.l.hen and SON Cbas G. 6ot,caak NJ Elsn Mcconnell
JOB O Schneider Ea9er Julius Tonnd'rf Jo~pa Ssen-
ore A. Of New-York j. " Becs Satimore james JAekson
Arm.rd de VfusrsulS Mexico Jssh De slmeny n
J. Z.TreeLe " Frank New-Orl.sssi o. CSid Seu Seses
Ton; WIN Lued,r. Davenport 10 Augusta Hang, feiadel,
MI. Ieopoa aedea Paul Brubreier 81 Louis kiehsrf
Teuuinr New -Or.sps. Mr. and Mrs. Rtzett4aIer hobo
ksp Joseph w,schko. ST. Loui'i Ars CA,h Garilner
Phil,delpb. O.er Zers Caifornis v Bi-.en, Mr. and
Mr., L ouossky Columbia Geo. A Fersgus =, Louis dr
Maria To Ziz PhAoephis; simon Bsrt5sz; Wisconsin "
H,,sepdeubt s., LOWS Mrs Adelaide NAInod and dslgater
Pbfsdelphs jos Cs5res ssjant hotsouery "A August
Bauer L.sle A. O. GuDlannir, Mexico N,eos Fiscner
Richmond, Va O. IL, Va Adam saneen Wsslnston I. ;
Wn a. Smith London and ~ IN the steersse-TotA lSs
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s,sayI.k SUIciDE--Lsst evening, ssort .f,er q
.,elosi, too coIorsA reD, named W0haT LOwsry .sd
w,nsn Jobpitos, entered the e <,r. ,na yon,r
,,o,. Of Christian JOINS corner If n.I.,~ ard For.
,ysA .tres, ard, ses'iOg ese,y :. the rear Of the
PREMISE CO. .oeether for fe~ minatss in
low ions ~ then approached The bar, .od,
apong =. oArk.eper q double .barreled pstol, ssk'1
ss' . should be taken in psymen, for two drinks
sSs bske-per reformed the pistol to Lower!'
who eornr ced exsuin DC it, and taking abou;
the charge in the wespop. lie asked for some
kind Of an instrument with which 70 draw
draw on. the bu lets but was told thst there wa
rstsipg handy. an find way TO get them out
sa,s he. "Ill shoot myself" Upon hearing taa' MS
fers b. alarmed and went in search OF police
usn bat had not been gone hall a minute before
Ie,erv walked toward the door, cooked the pistol
and placing the uzzie oo'e to hs right ear pulled the
niger. TIE charge took effect in bis he.i, killing
hin almost Instantly. The deceased was p yesrs Of
age and belonged TO the ship Napoleon. His body
vss cor yeyed 10 the TeLth Precinct to
await the action OF the Coroner.
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORK.. 10
Cleared.

Steamship Huu,syine Post savannah, H. Cromwell 4
Co Jamss AdEer Acsms Charleston spotoId Tleston Co
Augusta WoOdhull savannah. s L. hchtli Som James
town Parrish, n Tfolk, Ae., Ludlsm Hsi.sktn.
ship.-st Charles Conway. New Odesh. ". Frost Har-
rase. act Talbot New Ofesus Nesmith Sons; Flying Mist
Lipn.D san Francisco W r. Coleman Co. Zngaa, Ne~be
ain Calcutta W A Sale Co sutans, Barrett New Orleans
W Nelson a Sons. -
Bab.-M. Coe, Avery Mobile, Eagle HaEsrd Jacob aer
rl Part AspnvA Benner Deske fronaut, feckner Dem
.ars j. NJ Smith Co; Corneits Barton, Havana Moses
TAYLOR Co Warren Fisher Gal asher. Havana b. Gsser
Ocssn Home, Hinekey, HsyGs. w w. RUSSELL }. Ahers
(Od.6 schereckel Bremen, Hernngs Mailer GOslins
Earle, Baker, Curscoa =. W. Lewis Co.
Biggest Mays johnson. St. Pierre, NstaSe Rsynal
Princess Roya knesy 81 John, fhos James King (br
Cofill 81. Johu n. b d. Dewof.
schoou.p-E hesrley Cahoslt Chesre, Pa j. C. Slsight
Han pton Eds edeicksbgrg Merritt Abbott, j. N.
Genip Halock Lsvses hcCtsady Mot, Col Ned, H.odet
SOD WabiI g,on T. POWELL Star Crowe, LsgusJrs Brett
Son Co Ains.on March. SayAnnah ssuIges Chairman :.
Co ;Ocesn Wave, WAn. Wsshipstou Tefar Horn Mary,
Hobart Galveston C. Murray o. ,emsn sPensn Provi-
dencr MISTER; D. Web,er. Perry Fail River ussteri Z. G
stsnnsrd New Haven mster; E.qumsuK (sr Rude,
5ahAx g. Donovan w. Deliver, Dosne, hus,sn aud
Post susr; JAMES Laurence Alec, Boston, Dayton L
SpTs,ue; Tiger, Clark, Cenfuegos, r. 2. Buek Co.
sloopsThoua Hull, Hull, Bristol master Renz, Brsss,
Bristol master
.,on, seew Philadelphia Perkins Artisan,
Foster South AmbOy,
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TaE STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR AsBoRE-The
United States Mail steamship Bs,k Warrior, Capt
Smiih, from New Orleans and Havana, went ashore
On Sunday morning a. O'Clock, while in charge Of
plot during dense fog, on Rsckawsy Bar. The
mals ard passengers taken off by the plot-bost
Gee w. Blunt and brought to this city last evening
TIE pilot-boat LEFT her at p. IN She remained per
etly tight and mas board sos 600 in specie AID
valuable cargo. The steam-,ugs Achilles HuntIess
sad se1eamer have gone 10 her assistance.
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passevxers Arrived.

IN ,,eo s,ir Black Warro from Setc Orle1s, dEd H1rdad
H lie srieT Calvin, Herssst Mrs. NJ schnetzer.
J. Liebreeht sr,. w Gruyer A. + Hinter, Armere, A. D.
Weeks T. e. Woowoltb, p To1vlle T. sGlhsan- g. Dihoa
CriSer O. Wheeler A de VaroDa 3. de Vsrous, NJ. A.
BE j. C.mes lady ard child T. Atkins A. Card aio
REQ, j. Souther, Capt u Chandler o. b. aca', M. san
cher. =, -,
In ,tean,hip Edinburgh from GLi'gor.M Ler.s. n Gil
christ Johu fhom.ou H. s. Campbell, Mrs McN!der. James
Knott Csp, Hsnilcn lady and child r. c Teser and lady
~ in to steerase.
I. bark Ceres JSn 81 RseHa-Cap, KmbA Of ship aoute
rev. having sick obliged 10 leave his vessel
81. Helena :.
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Jones arrived at Nor walk, Conn.,, on Saturday at
midnight, in custody Of Officers Paine aud Chamber
lain. They went from New-York 10 Rhnebeck, sid
asross 10 Hou' atomic Road; thence to Bridgeport,
New Haven, New London, and by private conveyance
10 Norwich. lie will be taken 70 Colchester this
morning for preliminary examination.
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sjsn. AM elu il,Glle Bas meats 10 go sess
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nARRUED.

9RAPF-BHNNETT-A Red Bank, ~ r., on Tuesday FEB
rs sy the Mr. Mspsusb Mr. Peter A. Graf Of this city
10 Miss Elizabeth O Bennett youngest daughter Of John
Bennett, esq, efthe former place. 800
HALsrED-HAYWARD-onW Wednesday, FEB l6, In this
saty By the Rev Or. COoke Mr. Angustus n Hasted Of
Rye NJ Y, 10 Miss Amanda NJ, daughter Of John L. Hay
wsyd, ESQ of this city.
BELToN-FRANR LIN-On Tnursdsy, Feb II, BY the Rev.
Dr. Adams Hon. Guy Pelton 70 Mary C., daughter Of
H.tns Frank hin A Of eitY.
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Ry E,,< Rs,aaA-l eel ees Flour go Do Wh'sy go pigs
Proi.ior. 7se DO Lard %. Butter 81 do Tobacco %
DO A.sss - leather ~ rolls 6lS HIDES 9 bales Cot
ton 8j DR. ssea Hoe, 50 ss~s Alcohol