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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24

In THE william, alias
"silly'' Nuzum, fanciful specimen Of
that unfortunate class lately styled
.contrabands, y is in the lookup. await
ing trial on a charge of fast driving
through the streets. Billy's offense was
committed several days ago, but the
'fperlice" never put the tveto" on him
until yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24
Connnissioner's Sale

or the Valuable Real Estate, situate
in the city OF wheeling and Ohio
81 County, w. Va, Belonging to
1h0 Estate OF AIexander HAD
M den, decd
TN CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
i for Ohio County, West Virginia.
Edwin varney and wife ct als.,; its
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24
House and Lot For Sale.

TN KIRKwooD. OHIO. A TWO STORY
brick house, with four large rooms, on q
lot "a by 100 feet, in a prominent part of the
town. viii be sold cheap on long time. Pur-
chaser will call on ID. Allen, Esq, or Bridge
port, who will show them the property,
feb2l-lw Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24
Tr11stea,s Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by leonard G. Frost and
Mary A. Frost, his wife, bearing date ON the
second dayof February, 1866, and now on re-
cord in the Recorders office OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, 1 Will sell on Wednesday, the
18th day OF February next, at the Court
House Of said county, at public auction, to
the highest and best bidder, the following
t30 lying and being on thewest side of Main
street, In that part OF the city of Wheeling
known Centre wheeling, together with the
storage warehouse, with its appurtenances.
TEXANS OF SALE, Cash. Selling as Trustee,
will convey such title as Is vested In me by
said deed Of trust.
jan27-td -. 8. BRADY. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24
House and Lot For Sale.

N OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
lrLOt, situated on La Bell avenue, corner ~ %
lanes street South Wheeling. The lot Is ~
faet mont by I45 deep. The house y OF pElck;
in good orJier-contains7 rooms and nnisnea
garrett. For:part iculars inquire OF >. ID. S'-l
ward, opposite the premises norv
fet2OsH no ..EnL.. 81 I. y. B.0OL1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24

DEATH OF A D1sr1Ndu1sHED MAN.
Rev. Alexander Campbell, the leader
of the reform in the Baptist Church
died in Kentucky lately. Mr.. Camp
bell was debater, and his controver-
sizes with Bishop Purcell, OF Cineinnati;
Robert Dale owen, Rev. Mr.. Rice,
Presbyterian Clergyman, and others, ON
theological points, have been published
and widely read.-N. y. Times.
Mr.. Campbell wns a member of the
Virginia Constitutional Convention of
ls29-,SO; was for many years President
of Bethany College, and was alto
gether one ofthe most remarkable men
or the age.-R Richmond Dispatch.
Mr.. Campbell Is in the enjoyment of
his usual health ut his residence out at
Bethany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24
FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE My PROPERTY,
il situated ON the line Of the National Road,
four miles east Of the city of Wheeling. Said
eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath
rooms and an modern improvements; also,
fourteen acres of ground attached, on which
are convenient out-houseS, including brick
stabling, ice and spring house, chickeFy and
fiye Apple frees OF chofce kinds; Pear, Peach,
Plum and Ounce trees, all bearing. There
are also choice selections Of Grapes, RaspbeT-
Hies, BlackbeEr1es, Strawberries, and other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out
with eyergreens and other shrub
Iwin also sen my Household Furniture to
any one desiring 10 purchase all together.
Persons desiring 70 consult me In regard to
price, terms Of payment DC, can leave their
names at the CAD Companys ONCE, or visit
Ja3I JACOB HoRNBRooK.
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For Sale.

II WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT I
lnow 1--we In on Water Street, 1t fronts - feet
Inches by 81 feet deep. There Is very COM
modious dwelling house with rooms and
Stable and lee house-an in good repair. L
will sell my groceries and give possession to
the person purchasing II they want them, as
duire of 'isIE' ]. X. BOfSFORD,
sep4-f Water St. Wheeling, WA.
Sheriff's Sale of Lot in South
5a5ia' II Wheeling.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court:
The Wheeling Savings Institution,
stephen waterhonse and Others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24

PoIrcR couRr2There was nothing
done in the police court yesterday, for
the reason that there Were no cases to
try.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS some OF our
stDemocraticr friends would inform us
when they expect "Coriolanus" will
gain edmittance Sat the gates of Rome''H
Sherrnrd Clemens at The Court House
the other evening made out aCori-
olanus" (atidS the returned rebels) quite
n horo-'.Ist,'' ''2d !" $50, " ..4th.% and
know OF one or Mr.. Clemens heroes
who did not '.gain admittancep recent
ly to the Senate, and another who got
too far into the House of Delegates.
We know of several more = Booth,
wirz and others = who won't knock
much more around here for admit
Hadmittance'' 10 some other place even
more unpleasant. 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24
A RonnEnY AND 4 sTnANdR CASE OF

A RoRBRRY AND a STRANGE CASE OF
DErEcr1os.-In the simmer OF 1851 the
gunsmith shop of Mr.. Joseph Abend-
schoen, ON Main street, In this city, was
broken open and robbed of a valuable
gun, several revolyers, and some other
articles. Mr.. Abendschoen suspected
n man named Joseph Campbell, a Ia
borer residing In this city, OF the theft,
swore out n warrant, had him arrested
and brought before an Alderman. The
evidence not being sufficient to hold
Campbell he was discharged, and the
matter was dropped by the prosecutor.
About a month since young man
named Morrison, living in this city,
took q gun 10 Mr.. Abendschoen TO have
Il repaired. Mr.. Abendschoent reeog-
nized the gun at once rs the one winch
mad been stolen from him in 1901, near
" fivesyears ago. He Immediately set
about aseertaihing where the gun came
fasp1p a nES & sfR hId f BFeodgRe e to Rlm
The gun WINS traced through several
hands. some three or four in all, and IL
was finally ascertained that IL had been
purchased by Mr.. Richard Dillon, of
Belmont, Belmont county, Ohio, from
q man who represented himself as from
PIttSburgh and on MS way 10 Ianes-
vile, and in need of money. Mr..
Abendchosen proved his property,
and It was returned 70 him. DESTROYS
OF finding out IL possible, who sold the
gun 10 him, Mr.. Dillon, with q friend
who had witnessed the transactionb
came over to this city and had the man
Campbell, to whom suspicion still
chung, pointed out to them, and they at
once identified him as the man who had
sold the gun and who had, at the same
time, offered for sale revolver or two.
Campbell WINS yesterday arrested by
officers Scroggins and Price, and placed
in the lookup, and will have a hearing
this morning before Judge Good. BE
denies all complicityin the affair, and
asserts that he never had the gun ana
never saw the parties from Belmont
county.
IL Is altogether a strange case, and II
i. Is proved that Campbell be really the
guilty party, It Will be one of the queer
detectious In crime which occasionally
T -. 4
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Grat1spnnlrtatinn.
4 OHIO R. R. COMFY

o6AL44AAO4IAiS " OAAAO AS% ~. >A1
oFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING Dec. 3, 1885.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec
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MfaffaI.
LOCK HosPTTAI.L y )
wRoNLYPLACEW HEREA CURRc1s
BE OBTAINED. --=Z--

ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM
QUACKSERsY. -
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THE soIDIEns' STATE cosyESTIoN.
Capt. j. j. Glover, the Alternate Del
egate TO the Soldiers State Convention,
appointed by the recent meeting Of the
Ohio County League, returned from
Clarksburg yesterday morning. The
Convention met on Thursday. There
was very fair attendance of delegates
from the different Leagues throughout
the State. A constitution and bylaws
for the government of the State League
were adopted, and other business of a
general character was transacted. An
Executive Committee for the State was
appointed, aud they were instructed to
cali meeting of the League at; any
time that they may deem necessary for
the interests of the League. The next
meeting OF the Ohio County League Is
set for next week. A call will be duly
issued: At the coming meeting the
Constitution of the League will BIO sub
Initted for signature, permanent OH
GERS will be elected, and other business
looking to the complete organization of
the League will be transacted. The in
terest in the affair throughout the State
seems lively, and we think the pros
pect of its continuance is good. if
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24

RIVER NEws.-The river was about
at stand yesterday, with nearly elev-
en- feet water in the channel.
The Eagle left for Parkersburg ;at
IL A, NJ.
The VIoEa has resumed her Irregular
trips between here and Pittsburgh. She
LEFT yesterday for the last named port.
The Forest city passed up from Par
kersburg TO Pittsburgh.
Several tug boats, with large fleets of
coal boats in tow, passed down.
That crack steamer-the Phil. iSheJi-
daR-new and good-nnd already so
popular with the trade, will leave Mt 8
this p. n. for Cincinnati. No one can
anywhere find n better boat or pleas
nnter crew. Shippers will have their
bills of lading signed by o'clock.
Elsewhere will be found an account
of the burning OF the Winchester. e 3 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24

To Blaeksmiths, or any Other Nan.
A NvILsgPETER WRIGHTs6" SOLD
ELIowslsA rndti, !. warranted, all Etzes-
-VICEISoIId Box, assorted sizeG- ff-..
SLEDGES-FFom B to I2lbs.--
SLEDGE M0ULDS-From 10 70 ID lns.
HAND HAMMERS=Erom 21S TO Ids.
On hand and for sale by 100, p
does 3as'1A Pc. HILDRETH q btso-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24

Married Persons, or Young Men eontempla-
ting marriage being aware ofPhysical Weak
ness, Organic Debility, Detnrmities, speedily
: he who places himself underth care ofDr.
j. may religiously conflde in his honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
skill rs a nhYsicinn.. -.--,l.rI El-lr .-.----.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24

Fgpecially, who have become the victims OF
SOLITARY Vice that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimeiy
Praye thousands OF Young Men OF the mos
excellent talents and brilliant intellect who
niRht otherwise have entranced listening
Eenates with the thundeTs Of eloquence or
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may can
with full confidence. 0Et 1+Iot ~ 1unI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24
ORGANIC WEAKNEss
DIR, JOHNSON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London. Graduate of one of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part Of whose life has been spent in the hos
pitfalls OF London, Paris, Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, has effected some of the most as
tonishing cures that were ever known, many
troubled with ringing In the head and ears
when asleep great Nervousness being alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulneSs, with frequent
blushtng, attended sometimes with deFange-
ment OF mind, were cured Immediately. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-24
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his offlce
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESg

The many thousands cured at this establish
ment Within the last twenty years, and the
important Surgical Operations per-
formed by DR.. johnson, witnessed by the re-
porters OF The Sun and many other papers,
notices OF which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing
as q gentleman of character aud responsibility,
Is a Sufficient guarantee to the amcted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
feh90-lYH -.-f -H1+
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-13

There are at present 54S,81S men en-
rolled in the Austrian army, with IT, 1855 officers. In
1865, Sl,O02 cOnscrRts Joined.
The National Express Company has
opened books of subscription at Nashville. General
Bushrod R. johnson has been appointed agent at
that point,
The last steamer brought the intelligence
that Professor Agassiz's explorations on the main
stream of the Amazon alone had resulted in the dis
coyery OF no less than eleven hundred and sixty
three species of fish, which is greater number than
exists in the Mediterranean
Peach growers in the upper part of New
jersey say TIL The cold weather has injured the
tsees 10 such an extent that there will be no peaches
next season. Although the trees have probably not
been Killed as a general thing the buds. with very
few EXCEPTIONS are ruined.
The magnificent presents given to the
Duchess de Mouchy, princess Ann MuratD on the
occasion Of her marriage, continue to excite the envy
OF Partisan bellies. The choicest gift if not the most
costly is the prayer book given by the Empress and
which the fair bride held in her hand during the
ceremony. The ivory cover of the truly precious
volume bears on one side large emerald, on which
are lnterlaced in diamonds the letters that form the
name OF Mouchy; on the other side the decoration
consists OF a large diamond cross
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-13
MARINE JOUR AL
FORT GF EAETEnURF.
MONDAY, February IL. 1866
=

MONDAY, February IL. 1866
Arrived.
Steamer Ellie, Harrington, from Charleston-cot-
Ship Grey Eagle, ChesebroUgh-bc reported he
low from Rio Janeiro, January ith; coffee to Thos
Brig Echo, Benson, from Guayanila. r, 2zfh
ult,: sugar and molasses to Stirling & Ahrens. Left
at Ponce bark Ellen Monsor, tor Now York with
cargo; brigS Charles Albert, Bilfu. New York; l. /
" Armstrong, for New Haven waiting cargo.
, Brig Leonard Myers Wicks. from New York to
Rose Lyon; copper ore and powder to -.
Schr john Calhoun, Beale, from Richmond-sali,
hides &c to Sundry persons.
Br schr Lion, Geddos. from Corvallis S-pota-
toes to Thos Matthews j Sons.
Schr Central America Phinneg. from Norfolk T.
Jehn henderson d Co.
Sailed Sunday.
Bremen ship Iohanne Wilhelmine Bremen
departed: this Day.
Schr Julia Decker, New York via York river.
Steamer Adelaide Cannon. Norfolk-M n Falls
steamer George LeaIy, Brakeman, NoTfolK-J
steamer. John s. Shrivcr, Dennis. Philadelphia
Brig Dunkcid Br) Hankinson, Havana-Garmon-
Brig v il Harris tBr) Card. Port Spain. Trinidad
scbr West Dennis, CroweIl. sayannah-KeIscy &
Gray.
Schr Hammond, Boston-R NJ Heslen.
Schr v J. Copes. Creighton Edenton, N C-Whcl-
Schr Marth a, Collins. Groves, Georgetown, D C
SchrNIinnehaha, Frank. Richlhond-M A Mitchell
Schr VIM Arthur, Loring, PortmOuth. II-Kel-
sey x Gray.
Sailed for Baltimore.
Steamer Isabella. Wambersic from Havana; sailed
from Charleston N, 10th instant, for Baltimore
Steamer Sea Gull, Fish, sailed from Charleston nj
P NJ. 10th instant, for Baltimore.
Memoranda.
Schr Maggie d Lucy, Crossley, hence was at the
point, Galveston. 18th ult.
Brig Senorita, Linden, was at indianola 29th ult
Missing NesSes-Schr Carrie + Grouse, Grouse,
sailed from Gloucester, 4th ult for Baltimore since
which time nothing has been heard of her, and fears
are entertained of her safety
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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
H1ERKENs, STERN d. Ces's.
CALIFORNIA WINES


The increasing popularity our brands of these
me vines has induced their extensive imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should see that
our. copyrighted label, bearing our name, place Of
business and the State Seal Of California, is Gpor
The following Wines are now offered By us. witt
our guarantee of their entire purity
WHITE, OR HOOK VINE,
and superior as dinner Vine to Hoe 6 on bns
ANGELICA.
rieh and naturally sweet, Wine, much admired
by ladies, and valuable in the sick chamber, as il
makes fine wheys and jellies. 1t is fine dessert
Wine, and well adapted for Communion purposes
MUSCATEL.
This superb Wine is made from selected grapes. It
is very Geeate and Will rank with the very highest
sweet Wines OF Europe; oDm
r. rms deep red color Of good body and fine favor.
1t Is becoming very popular where slightly astrinc
emf and delicate stimuant is desired. Being entirely
natural Wine, it will agree with the most delicate
organization.
VINE BITTERS.
These are made in our own cellars from our OWE
GRAPE BRGNDY. -1 r-'''--''
Distilled from the second pressing of the grape anu
is pure and desirable article
]. K. BARNES, the Surgeon General of the United
States assisted by Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD,
after searching and careful analysis of our Wines
gronounces them all pure, and admirably adapted
Tor the use e, Of the sick and debilitated.
Dr. JACKSON, the well-knoWn Chemist of Boston
comedies with this opinion.
Lhe Boston Journal, Transcript, Traveller, Satur
~ hYeLiAg Gazette, New ork Evening Post, ITl-
pune ana large portion Of the press throughout the
country, have, in leading articles upon American
vines extohed the superior merits of these Wines
Inc nln Sy convection. held at Cleveland, Ohio,
where our Wines came in competition with eli tbs
leading brands of Western Wines, awarded Ave
premiums ont Of six to our Wines -'''
The indiana State Fair, endorsing the opinion a.,
pressed at Cleveland awarded US Diploma and 81
gcF Medal. '-
g. ". PIER & CO.,
20. ~ south Charles street,
-.. Baltimore.
Let Americans support American industry.
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During year to date.36 .CS6 S3Sl4lO3 S3577,7ll
Falling off this year compared with last S236 IS !
Falling off this year compared with 1S6f. 1920 322


COFEEE.-There has been very little done TODAY
in Coffee the only sale we have heard of being one Of
continues quite firm in tone and holders indis
posed to sell except at full rates. Rio closes steady
at lS@l9 cts. gold for to fair; 20G20l2 cts
gold TOR good to prime; 2@zl cts: gold for choice;
cts gold. The stock here including the cargo Of the
Grey Eagle, is about H. 900 bags.
fLOU R.-There is no change to note To-Day IN
the condition of the Flour Market the demand being
still limited and prices unchanged there is some little
Flour Wanted for retailing purposes, and few small
lois sold this morning within the quoted range,
Good retailing brands of Flour are ED pretty firmly,
but for low grades the markets. weak; There have
been sales within the past few days of 5000 bbls.
high grade Extra Flour for Export to Rio at ST. 80
per Dbl We quote to-day as follows, viz: Howard
street Super at SSt@S50; do Extra at SoG19 so. do
Fancy Extra at $9.75@10; do Family at Sl2@l2 30;
Western Super Mt $685.: do Extra $9@9.25; do
Fancy Extra at S9.50a 9.75; do Family at SllGl2:
City Mills Super at S5G9; do Standard Extra at
S9.@9.25; do high grade Rio Extra at $l1.5G@ll.75
q Dbl. Patapsco, Reservoir and other brands of
Baltimore Family and high grade Extra arc selling
by the dray load to the trade at 4 for Family and
@4l5 the latter for very choice, and Corn Meal dull
at 1881 IHgi q Dbl for kiln dried.
JRAlN.-CorD was in better supply to-day than
has been Tor some days past, some II 900 bushels
Corn Exchange most Of which received by
water, navigation being again open. The market
for was, however dull the reported embracing
only some 3o00 to LOO bushels white at S0oS9 cts
and 5.O0O to 6Og1 bushels yellow at 70 cts At the
close fully twothirds of the receipts were left over
unsold, and the market closed heavy Wheat was
steady but again inactive The receipts were about
$500 bushels and sales reported of 600 bushels
cts and of small lot of choice white at $50 cts OF
Oats there were some 1850 bushels received ahout
half of which were sold at 5095l cts per bushel
weight. There was no Rye offered,
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f-The frequency Of the discovery of frag-
natl paper to say that in tie former city Discoveries
Of this sort fragments of bodies in the streets. and
thumbs and fingers spirting out of the water pipes no
longer starte, or create even a ripple Of excitement.
The citizens think no more of picking up an estray
index finger, or an unclaimed big toe, than they
would OF finding cast horseshoe or truant
hairpn."
"A Plttsburg paper says: ''There is a new
class of thieves at work nowone that has but lately
been recognized by the police il the East although
the same game has been successfully played here.
These fellows travel in light wagon, drawn by
fast horse pull up suddenly, when they see chance
and having Ierked some bale barrel into their
vehicle, drive rapidly away, and are seldom caught
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Discharged officers and soldiers of the
United States army exempted from service in the
Louisiana militia
"A special train went through from Boston
to Portland on Saturday with a single passenger-a
gentleman who had engaged his passage on the Eu-
ropean steamer, missed the morning train. and paid
three hundred dollars to reach the latter place in
time.
An Irish paper states that at the funeral
OF the Earl of Limerick, when the coffin was taken
into the Cathedral riotous mob followed it. One
portion got on to the seats threw the bibles and
prayer-books about, trampling and stamping them
under their feet another set got into the choir stalls
and, opening the Cathedrals large service books
sPat into them and committed other enormities One
OF them began to chant the Roman Mass for the
dead, and several shouted, THE Cathedral would
soon belong to the Roman Catholics others took up
other cries. 1t was some time before the service
could begin.
"A correspondent of the Cincinnati Lancet
ana Observer, writing from Indianapolis, October
E'th' 1000 says THE summer and fall of 1865 will
long be remembered by both physicians and the peo
PIE. A widespread epidemic of malarial poisoning
mas visited almost every part of our State ndtosuch
an extent In some parts that sheep, hogs and poultry
nave seemed to die from it. One lady assures me
that her chickens, being quite tame, would to
me Kitchen in the morning and droop round the
Stove, and IN the afternoon she would find them hid
ing IN the cool long grass among the bushes and
that they died with burning fever and this calls to
cominRw
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OFFICE OF TfEE COMMERCIAL STEAM
u BOAT COMPANY. FLANNIGANS Wharf,
BALTIMoRE, September q. 1857,

statement having been circulated am1n0 tbs
mercantile community that the "C0MMERGfATH
or outside line of Steamers between this ro-t md
New York, has been only established te,nporariIv
and is to be Withdrawn at the convsn;ence nf tbnS
owners the undersigned wishes to correct such mis-
statement. and gives assurance to merchants and
shippers generally between these ports that arrange
muniestion for foe pears The extensive docks a.
Pier No. Il North River, New York and Flannieanis
wharf in Baltimore, have been leased for thai neroJ
and afford dock accommodation unsurDassed nv anx
line in either port Three 6rst Glass freight Steam.
ers, VIZ, the SEA GULL, FALCON, and KING
FISHER VIII make regular and rapid Connection
and will deliver Freight according to The terms 81
ss JACOB B. SKULL,
GsHaraI Apank