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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13
HOUSE, FURNITURE, & ORNAMENTAL
CARRYING.

VIZ d. MINTON, having commenced the
w above business, on King street, few
doors below Washington, Gin the house occu-
pied by Mr.. James Carroll, is now ready to eX-
ecute. with the utmost neatness and despatch,
and on the most accommodating terms, all or
ders in the above business.
n r. The subscriber having had an extern
siye practical knowledge of the above business,
in most of the larger cities and towns in the
United States, is with the greater commence
nrenared to recommend himself to the public.
sept 9--3m W. ~ Nii-' "
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New YORK FLOUR MARKEr-For Alexandria
Wharf Flour S. 81 1-2 offered, SIS 50 asked,
wholesale; selling in small lots at S. 62 1-2 to
S. rs.
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WHOLESALE PERFUMERY ESTABLISH
AIENT.

MENT.
NJ SMITH PRENTISS, sign of the Golden
IN. Rose, As Maiden Lane New York, up
stairs, continues to manufacture, on his usual
extensive scale, tho following articles
FANCY SOAPS--Otto Of Rose Castalian, Bit
ter Almond, Chinese Musk, Oxygen. Cam
phOr Palm, Naples Compound, Tablet Cosme-
tic Tablet, Cosmetic Wash Balls, Emolient,
Toilet, and Windsor.
SHAVING SOAPS--Naples Compound Shaw
ing Cakes, Emollicnt Shaving Cakes, Palm
Oil Shaving Cakes. Naples Shaving Soap, in
pots OF various sizes.
FINE COSMETICS--Milk of Roses Cold
Cream, Vegetable Rouge, Cream of Almonds,
Pearl Powder, Lip Save, Toilet Powder.
HAIR RESTORATlVES--K ephalia, Bears
Oil,Vegetable Oil, Macassar Oil, Bears Grease,
Pomatum, Curling Fluid.
FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS-Carbonie
Dcnrifce, Chlorine Dentrifice Chlorine
Tooth y, ash, Orris Tooth Powder, Aromatic
Tooth Paste.
TOILET PERFUMERY--Otto Of Ro es; Am.
brosial, Musk Scented, Amber Scented, and
Plain Lavender Wafer; Honey Water Esprit
de Rose, Eau de Portugal, Cologne Water,
Hermtag e Extract, Hungary Water
EXTRACTS OF Roses, Musk, Bergamot,
Orange, Jessamine, Lemon, and Vanilla.
SUNDRIES--Rose and Orange Flower Wa.
tiers; Preston Smelling Salts, in cut glass and
common bottles SeidetZ, Soda Ginger Beer,
and Saratoga Powders; Boston's Columbian
Water CoIors; Boston's and Perkins lndelible
Ink; Earthen Shaving Pots; Prentiss' sided
Razor Strap; Chloride Of Soda; Paste and
Liquid Blocking; Best Writing Ink.
sent S-5t
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FRENCH TUITION.

FRENCH TUITION.
UTENRY GUEGAN respectfully informs his
IL friends and pupils that he has resumed, in
the District, his lessons in the French Language,
his natire tongue. His terms are Sc per quarter.
City Hotel, Alexandria, Sept SGT
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COMMERCIAL.
Price Of Produce in Alerandria yesterdau, from

FLouR-The last two days, the wagon price
Of Flour was 81 IS a 81 rs.
We hear of no sales from stores. Orders
have been received from number Of farmers
and mers to put their Flour in store, if the
price is under S. 00,--a circumstance very un-
usual at this season of the year.
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SITUATION WANTED.
A LADY is DESTROYS Of obtaining a situation
N in the country, where she can teach few
scholars. Her terms will be moderate. Inquire
at the office of the Alexandria Gazette.
sept 9--6t
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JOB PRINTING neatly executed at this ONCE
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PORT WINE.
= Pipes superior Port Wine Hunt. Newman,
- Roupe & Co.'S" brand, for sale by
sent 8 w. FOWLE & co.
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CIGARS, SPERM CANDLES, &c.
Al Or boxes real 1st quality Havana Cigars
LEV Is boxes Spermaceti Candles
100 reams Wrapping Paper
20 do Foolscap and Letter Paper
| ceroon Flotant Indigo. For sale.
sent SAMUEL B. LARMOUR s. co.
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WHlSKEY AND GIN.
DA Hogsheads Of Baltimore Whisltey
%O p barrels Of Gin
Received per Columbia, for sale by
sept A. c.. CAZENOVE g. co.
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WAGONS WANTED FOR WINCHESTER.
WYE wish to load two wagons for Winchester.
w sept 10 SAM'L. b. LARMOUR & CO.
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FOR HALIFAX.
LIN The superior Brig AMULET, NtcKER-
sLZss SON, master, will sail in all next week. and
take 800 barrels freight. Apply to
sept II W. FOWLE co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30
Mr. Adams aud hi, ,.lmin,,,rs,io, ~cr. ..,o~

Mr. ADAMS aud hiS administration VERY blown
Ky high, fpr very little cis~ than in,iuiginy in
.c"'fcs such ~ talking about 'nght-hoases ia
de sk,,' Ac.' The onl, serious uzI1. pa;isn. Vas
lis p,"su's mission Iii. cNpendi,ur,-s amounted
T. about f,rr''~ r.isoas per znnum-and grvs'
cry CO.. rrtrvnshmcut anil economy r-souudcd
,hro"g, the land. The cry wss cGlectni-,hc
,qs ~crv put og' and the ouIs wcrc pat iu-and
-h.th'sbccnt tn result \ mon hunSr, no,k have
bon ",!iu,; uPru ths pihie purse. and tn vital
Nr'nrplcs ns oar government have been FRUSTRATED.
Thu Prr'silcn,, 10y means of his plisnt Secrc,s-
~, scizs, upon the pubic treasury. AMI loans i,
a. pct hsukS' The Postmaster General, cou-
cr''ts ,hc h"fci"neic- oi las department. under
i.ky, u bsrrytv :sSo,vr, for Which he peeesx,-
rily pays i'rercs'. ~hilc tho public funds arc IL,
u,u hands of t., critics. ,rifio'6 interest The ~
pcnscs Of tbs rr;snci4ny administration, srnoun,
a. fr-rrf,,- fsss .lhsHs almost doubt. the sum
necessary ~ Nv Adams time. All this occurs.
aud tl.c l,coI L. qnicii, submit WHIST gooti-na-
rir,l, conhdius -; pf sasjrCf. ART,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30
-GJBIstD-

MIR. Csihonn's view of the Opposite question,
- the rip.i clear anal satisfactory ii any that ~.
have ~, no'ecd. lie poiu,s on, the striking diff
hrcne" hc,S~cn rr.'9igHg drpositcs ALREADY in The
RH'i. aud ,r'fais.hHS from that Hesitation pub
he iu"ds not .ct paid over onsc IN the Bank
th'y cannot Lr touched, except under aprroj.riG-
tons Ed'i- bg h'rr: and the ouiy power Of the
Secretary - over funds not ,.t deposited. Tie
10th section OF the Bank Charter says the public
money shall be deposited ia thu Bank, "unic..
u'hcrAiso or'lrr'd by u,e SECRETARY Of the Trcs-
s'ry, Who shall report 20 Congress hi, reasons y
nc u was therefore gross and abo.ninable usur-
ps,iou, 10 tpue', dollar Of the money alr,a,l,
deposited, IA the VA, 1t has been don-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30
THE WIG OFFICE BURNT

On Frida. morning last, the large building in
which the Richmond Wing has been for some
time Published, WAS discovered 10 he ia aanes-
The fire originated in part Of the tenement
occupied 10y chair maker anil il soon spread,
"a spite OF the eNrr'ions of the frvmcn. % an A.
iarnling extent The book, and SONG III the ma
tcriaI' Of thr Wing establishment, wcrr secured
but TIE loss 10 ,hc propr''forS will not fall fu
short OF 5000. Tia, spirited and valuable Jour
al Will thcrvicr~- Ia -.Ei.enicd Ear a~hilc bu.
Nc learn tina, thc suspension will be- but tempors-
~. The weather ~as 80 excessively cold, tl,ai
the water from ihc engines frOze under ti.e burn
aug s'lls Oi thc windows. Fortunately. there wa.
no wind-else, from the situation of ia. hr,.- ,h,
destruction ould have been Immense
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30
CONGRESS.
Neither House eat on Saturday.

MONDAY, JAN 90
Ia the Senate, MIR Webster made som,
remarks on Mr.. Clays resolution rel,tiy,
TO the present distress in the money mar
ket. in which he expressed q hope that N,
re-charter or the Bank would take plae,
in some shape or other.
Alter some conversation between Mr.
Calhoun and Mr.. Rives, relative 10 soms
remarks the latter made in hi. speech. and
which the former thought did him mir C.,
injustice. in the course OF which Mr.. II
refused TO aeeede 20 Mr. C.'s wishes AZ q
an explanation. the Special Order Of the
Day was taken up, being the subject oil
the removal Of the Deposites. and
MIR Ewing. OF Ohio, addressed the Sen.
ate in opposition 90 that measure. Before
he concluded the Senate adjourned.
10 the House Of Representatives,, Mr.
Jones. OF Georgia. occupied the floor al
day 10 favor OF tho removal Of the Drpos
ties; and before he concluded the House
adjourned.
TUESDAY. JAZZ 81.
In the Senate on Tuesday, Mr.. Webster
called up the bill making appropriation.
in part for the expenses Of government.
Tor 1854, which had returned from the
Senate for striking out the clause restrict
ng The appropriations of the contingent
fund. Mr.. Webster. after few preIimi
nary remarks. moved that the Senate ad.
here to their decision TO STRIKE out, and af
ter discussion by Messrs Webster, For.
syih. Kane. and King OF Alabama, the
motion was carried IN the affirmative, by
a vote Of 81 to IS.
Mr.. Ewing continued his speech on the
removal OF the deposites. but before be
bad concluded, the Senate. on motion Of
NJ. Webster. transacted some executive
business. end then adjourned
In the House OF Representatives, . va
uety OF bills were reported and sppropri
siely referred. After which the consider
alton was resumed Of the proportion for
granting pensions 20 those engaged in the
warfare with the indisns. from 1853 until
1894. Mr. Peyton. OF Tennessee, ha,inR
waived. for The present, his right TO the
floor. Mr.. Hardin addressed the House IN
oil abou. bali past one o'clock The ques
ton of the removal Of the public depos
ties Was then taken up. and MIR Jones.
OF Gee. continued 81, speech After he
concluded. Mr.. Huntington, OF Connect.
cut. took the Hoor.
wEDEEsDAV. JAN 20.
10 the Ssnate. MIR Ewing occupied the
asor sgsin,t the removal Of the Deposiies
10 the House Of Representative. Mr.
Huniiagios. Of Conn. spoke ~ length
gaInsi the removal Of the DeposIIss
rHUHsp,y. JAN. IS.
Mr. Preston. of South Carolina. hsdtb
noor TO day IN the senate on the Deposie
Question and Mr. Huntington. Of Con
neetieui. spoke IN the House Of Rspfesen
tsiiVes on the sane ssbieel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

IOREIG;N

After an unusually long interval. we
have at length an arrival from Europe.
The George Washington brings inteili.
gence to the i6th-only eight days Ia
ter-and Of little interest. The dates
are still more than so days old. and we
look hourly for arrivals still later
Of Spanish affairs, to which attention
Is first directed in the present state Of
Europe, little 10 known with precision.
either Of the state Of the country ~ the
prospects of the contcnding parties
All that can be said with certainty rs.
that several provinces are in q state Of
revolt. in favor OF Don Carlos, aud that
the feeling is evidently spreading.--
The government has, at present, the
best of the position, and tin Qseen
Regent apparently acts with resolu-
ton. The dispositions Of the nation
t large will not be manifested strong
ly, except on the occurrence Of some
remarkable event, OF striking turns 81
fortune. Foreign interference would
do much to precipitass the formation
Of parties, more extensively, but no
indications yet sppear Of the views OF
other European governments. The
French papers discuss the question ca
gerly, but they are Jealous partizans
on all possible European questions,
and their leading principle seems to be
always agitation. The develope ment
Of this Spanish quarrel viIl be " watched
with much attention, a. likely to influ-
ence materially the relation Of parties
and governments elsewhere through.
cot the Continent Bait. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

and Representatives in the Congress Of the
Upited States"
u is thought they will pass the Senate
nearly in the shape reported. II sent back
in this form. the House will probably concur
~i,hou, debate but, If separated, the rcso-
luton concerning tho unconstituiionaiity Of
the Bank may produce n new discussion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

Bank United Staiea-The house e ?.
representatives. Of Alabams. by vote o..
81 TO so. have adopted the following re,o
luton:
Resoired. Thata select committee b.
appointed 70 inquire into the csped,.noy
Of drafting q IMMORTAL to the Congres. Of
tho United States. praying tho re.ohsi,,r
OF the Bank OF the United States. under
such notifications and restrictions as NAV
comport with the interest and neees.l,.,,
OF the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

scene has been exhibited in the Senate
OF Ohio which reflects deep disgrace On the
parties concerned VA Il. A letter from G.
lumous, dated on the lib instant, TO the ell.
tor OF the Cincinnati Advertiser, describe {.
rs follows;
Yesterday afternoon, in The Senate. vh.'r
Mr.Duno an was speaking on the rs-valuat.on
ON and Tar 10 the minority, and Wraihy there
Tor Mr. klisberry raped on his seat viih
his knife. Mr.. Duncan concluded, and he
senate adjourned. Immediately on tie al.
lournment. Mr.. Duncan proceeded 90 where
MT. Ellsberry was, in his senatorial char.
ard asked him who u was that raped VI +.
he was speaking. Mr.. EIl.bcrry replied. IL
was u On this, Mr.. Dune an made a fass d,
h'm and struck him MIR Fllsberry immc-
diaicly rose and cicnched Duncan, and tle
next moment the two Senators Law sprau9its
on The floor, amidst chars and dssk.. ~ fhe
rough and tumble Of fearful strife. Th.y
we're soon parted but IN The press and co.,
fusion Of The crowd thcy got together s1aIs.
when Eiisherry struck Duncan with hi. knifc.
and gave him wound the arm some ihtea
OF Tour inches in length md ono or two I'D
depth They were both taken from tho SCI
nate Chamber and nothing frorc has occurred
m the matter since. Ellsberry braudi.hcd
his knife 50 ftriously that several we're sisl,
y wounded IN attempting TO part them."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

.Noreprenf in .Nt,r Ioyk-We learn
the New York papers. Inst At a me-;
OF the merchants and dealers of that
held on Saturday evening lat. 10 LLc b.,
con.ideration the present disii,s, in f,
community, snsins from tho deranstu.r
Of the currency. and TO memorable ( ss
gress TO adopt such immediate mea,uf.
As shall have tendency 10 relieve p-,,e.
embarrassments. and restore genera! CO.
fidenee. n memorial To Csnsrcs, vas G.
" discussed. considered aud adopt, .. Ell,
almost entire unanimity. l.Ntr "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

instructed 10 INFORM uie lion. u. w. I1fe-
well of his election rs Goveror or Chief Ma
gisirate Of the Commonwealth, had CORES
pended with him on the subject, and MIR. Is.
presented the following correspondence.
RionuoSp, JASrAky 10, 1884.
Sra Dy order OF tho Joint .Cmnittec Of
the Senate aud House Of Delegates, appoint
Cd for the purpose, wo have the honor to IN
, form you, that you have been elected Cover
Ior Of heCommonwc alth for the ensuing term
OF three years, from the 3lst OF March next.
We beg leave to add for ourselves, that
VIC make this communication with the more
pleasure, because We feel confident, from our
knowledge OF your talents, principles. and
past services. that you will discharge the du.
ties of the high office to which you have
been called, with equal honor TO yourself and
advantage to the State.
We are, sir, with great consideration, your
obcdient servants,
(signed) WILLIAM MAXWELL,
Chairman Of The Connssl,ee oT the Sendse.
RICHARD BOOKER,
! Chairman Of me Committee of the IT. DeieSa.es.
NORFOLK, JANUARY 18th, 1894.
| GEsrLENEs have just received your let
ter Of the 10th instant, written by order OF
tie Joint Committee OF the Senate and House
OF Delegates, appointed to inform me that
have been elected Governor Of the Common.
wealth, for the ensuing term Of three years,
| from the 3lst March next
Regarding the appointment, under the cir
cumstanccs IN which you know it has been
made, and nj such q time a. this, a. equiya-
lent to the command Of Virginia, that ] should
once more enter into her public service,
cannot hesitate in promising pronp; and viii
ing obedience to what my allegiance TO her
sovereignty requires. Therefore, I have Oh
~ TO say to you, as Committee, that I &C
cept very gratefully, this new testimonial OF
the confidence rePosed in me by my country:
and will fulfil all the duties Of the Office 10
which she has been pleased to call me, with
whatever ability may possess.
For yourselves IS individuals, I pray YOU
to accept my, sincere thanks for the kind man
ncr IN which you have discharged your pub
lic duty as it regards myself personally and
to assure you that the generous confidence
your friendship rePoses in me shall never he
deceived, so far rs IT may be satisfied by my
I intentions.
With much respect, ! remain, Gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant
LITTLETON w. TAZEwELL.
OWN. Maxwell. and Richd Booker. Esar,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

Ussi Point .fesd,ny - There ms, been
an uneIl reisd, aud spparenfy = concert
ed mosemeni. IN some Of the Western
states. sgaisd tho Military Academy ct
West Point II was lately denouncs i ~
The Legislature of Tennessee. though the
Presidsai, "a his last Annual Mcsss &c
spoke Of Il IN high terms Of commands
ton. On ihe 18th ulilinO. Sir Hinckson
submitted series Of resolutions ir tie
Legislature 81 Ohio. declaring the Mill
fary Academy at West Point 10 lie ~
narrated by the Constitution Of the
Ln'ied States. fundamentally wrong 80
principle, partial 10 hs operations. and
~boliy inconsistent With the spiut and
genius Of our Institutions, and that Il ought
10 be sbol'hod The debate on these
revolutions occupied three entire days,
and they were Ultimately passed ~ The
House Of Representatives, by vote Of -
70 4i--A majority Of i,so thirds. The IN
siitu,'oB Vas chiefly objected 10 -
" Nursery Of Ars,oersey - Bolt. Gas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

The last Winchester Virg'nian announce, that
Mr JoHS w. iioLLIs has taken an in,crcs, in
that establishment. The office will hereafter be
conducted under the Grm of IiosISsoS A IloLL,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

An amusing evidence Of party spirit
occurred lately in the Maine Lsgisla
turo. A vacancy existed in the Sc.
nate, by the failure Of an lection by
the people, and il became the jutv OF
the House to fill il. Two candidates
were presented Of opposite politics
oy the constitution. the two who had
received the highest number Of votes.
itso happened that the candidate, Of
the same politics with the majority Of
the house, had not been the 'recula,'
candidate Of the party, and some diff =
Guilty occurred in cleeting him. The
hrst ballot gave for the irregular 81
votes, the opposition 9-and one hun.
drsd and forty SIR blanks. -Four bal.
lots were had before the irregular
could reach bare majority, and TO the
last there were near fifty blanks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

ksniueky.-The Legislature OF Ken,ucs-
met at Frankfort, on Tuesday tho 3lst Of
December ult- The Message Of Govern,
Breathht was transmitted Immediately Il,
both branches.
in regard TO BsnkI and Bankir.g, the Gov
ernor recommends the establishment Of A
state Bank, with . capital OF four sniii,ons.
based upon specie capital, and having -four
or i've branches. The State to hold t~
hiths OF tho Stock, and appoin, that proper
uon oil The direction. FOG payment Of the
o'a'e subscription, no proposes that scrip
should be issued to the amount Of a ,aiIiio,,
at an interest 81 four and one half per cent
redeemsble in thirty years. The sale Of tn.
scrip nj par, he thinks may be easily efiec,et
for specie. The balance OF the States sub
'cftp,ion ~ DC provided from other sourr,.
and among them the State funds in the Bank
OF Kentucky and the Commonwealth Bank.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

4 bill has been introduced intn The Iezis-
lature q Msssac husetis. providing f0f teal
OF ei'h actions not exceeding so. by Judge
without tie Intervention ~ nay wLeh
both pinntH AID defendant request IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

" appears hist General Lafayette has r.t
offered for sale the " hole Of his land ,n l.o.
r'ta ~ letter dated itb 81 Noycn,bcf l.,.
10 MI skinner Of Baltimore. his agent. De
says
81 depend on you and NJ Williams ht.J
precautions. 81 the same time thst fcque,t
bim 10 be very attentive 90 the scicct.u IS
TIE spot which ~ 10 remain Tor myself anl
ny children. precious relic II The fnrr ..
cence ard goodness - cOuste.. ~ n.y bsh.if
The relic reserved consists Il about 100
acres al Joining Taliahssses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

10 Paris. the approaching season would
be greeted with complete revolution IN
the dress Of the young fashioDables Broad
cloth. u was expected, would lie entirely
ba0I.hed az an evening dress. n eoubina-
ton having been formed by a number OF
the leaders Of the ton IN the French me
irsPOhs. for the purpose OF introducing o
dress CONFUSING Alrpost nlifely Of velvet.
sad TO approximate very neAIto that worn
"a the reign Of Louis Nil consisting Of
velvet coat, shoes and hats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

Tie rstket'hp NAPOLEON made ier recent
'nyare from Nc~ York o. iperp,o', 100 s.,.
tees DAYS from Dob io do,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30
EEsBsy. Jas "a

10 the senate 20 dsy. Mr. Preston. offs
C. concluded be very able and eloquent
speech. Mr. FOrsyth Of George. nsIt
took the hoor
The House Of Representatives. was en-
gaged "a The consideration Of private bills
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

The whole number o. deaihs IN ths
city u New York, during tie wear
1883. ras pee h0Usoad ssrsI hunIyet
amt (oriV Ir, being little more tial
hoH a. many 90, 35gj 80 occurred 30
1892. snd less by 6l7 than nIs5L
In is5o The number ell deaths ",
S,557: ~ Uses. 5.e94tin 1853. s,tsIi
IN 1927, the same. 10 1896, fa-5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30
FRIDAY. IAN. Ia.

Mr.. Booker said that the Joint Committee
instructed to inform the Hon. l.. W. Taxe-
well of his election rs Go,cror or Chief Ma
gisirate Of the Commonwealth, had CORES
pended with him on the subject, and MIR. Is.
presented the follow ing CORES pondence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

The lions Herald (AIethodisD says a
pamphlet ~ill shortly be issued in yindiea
ton Of the result Of the trial OF f.. h Ave.
~. The pamphlet msintsins his entire
Innocence. and mass OF evidence will be
introduced which was excluded at the trl
81 relation ny MIR. Avery Of his &C
qusintsnee with ; NJ. Cornsil. will oceu-
py part Of the pamphlet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

The refusal Of tho Directors Of II.
Manhattan Bank to give the requlr.i
security for the public deposiies. viii
lead 20 the appointment Of another de-
posite Bank, and the repayment Of the
amount already received by the Man
haitian. Its . singular fact, that tho
Manhattan Bank had more agency in
removing the depositcs than any o,ter
institution. and is likely to be 4 sui.ers,
by it, ". J.. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

A yelume has been published 10 London
entitled England and America" which
Is spoken Of in terms OF high commenda
ton by able critics Il - represented to
be an original and philosophic exsmina.
ton Of the social state Of this country
with view Of drawing from IL argument,
IN behalf OF the authors plan for reliey
ing the existing dlstfesses Of England
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30

The desths H Nss orleans lfom OciDber
1892 90 bst urtohrr. WIRE o1t :. 600
The number 81 fsrlisr Inhabitants ~ r..
thsn ~ 900 sp ihH Gee uorl1Nty duripg
year stated vas ups afd' Of tWenty per e.