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New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
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Or scsio:,, Ac,iou:: action FIFTEENTH

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Ward WE;iS WIDE AWAKE The Democratic
Wings oi tAe .ourji Di ,rict Of the Tenth Ward,
parucala y requested 70 attend c:eetiag of the Wings
ofhc i'oVc Dsu!c; on Thursday evening. the 7th
at half pa, ocock. the Fourth Dist-ic; = use cor
Ger Of Hester aud Ludo" sireeis or business Of imp0
4, he Reg'sry ofcc closes this week, a " h-
~ho haye hitherto neglected. 70 Register ther uamc.
anSioa qs,ed II 10 50, f.liurc 10 fy.loS-a
:iC.--eg!slry OF vcur name.
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UCTlON SALES.
gy y. DHApaRa ar

Store 81 WiiLicm-sireet. coraer Ct Pi-S-s.-.et
THIS DAY, Al oc ock u shs foot Of Futsn s.. e K.
Damaged Tea'-For lseo1si Of whom /, M, ,oueera
lou chess daSeeed teas, board ,chr kxeeho from
wreck Of bsrlae Florida.
The above .ae postponed. Due no,ce will be sires
when the sale vii IKE place.
On THURS DAY. Oct .ih. Al 10 o'clock
FSENcK Gooo,-%eo cases OF French Good. OF recent
mpor;ation, comprising large Sud general
of uabl articles sdSp.ed 10 the
TerSs-6 molshs Tor apptoyeh eGGorsed uotes.
Catalogues and pie, inoraiag OF ssls
So hree entire INVOICES comprising - eEiire
hl-. acx AID .a,e c0o:ed German Cotioa Stockings
pow aniinE.
he manufacture + Hcni4ueF Co. si,h winch ,hs sale
vii commence
SATURDAY October 9 a, 10 s'cloCS.
CLOTHS ,So CsS,tSESEs sSoA TINE -HstNts-CoN-
pr,ne desirable OF F-li and Winter Geods.
Terms; mou,h> tor approved enoorssd notes
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New work by X. II. Dana.

The SenRnn's Friend-Coniaining-
F.KT l. plain Treatise practical Scamaaship xi,h
engraved illuSua ions and fun Dictionary OF
Sea terms.
Par H. Customs and usages of the Mcrchan, Service
tcls,ipg to the oGee Of the Master, esief, and
second and third Mates, Carpenter, Cock, able
and ordinary seamen, &c. &c
rA H. Laws relating TO the practical duties OF Master
and Mariner BY the author of" Two Year
before ,Lo Mast ! Vol. l2mo.
The YOUNG CHOIR: or School Singing Book, orig
HA sad selected, by VIM B. Bradbury and c. w Sanders
'''i Published and Tor sale by
DAYTON 4 SAXToN,
o' la4 Falton, corner Nassau,
y Lyceum of Natural faistory.-DRAhA,i,, 4 ,
AND POPULAR READINGS, by PkorhS>oN
h-Psoessor Barber will commence ms seFle' oi
nllaic and Popular REGULATIONS and ReadIngs az me
~ I'VE Lecture Room on Wednesday evening, oc'ooef
~ tickets - each may be ootaiued a. The once
ms as Irbane, az the Lecture RooEt-Dr. Chil!ons'
hssiA.(2 A- 90
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pLAaDs FoK neYs' DRESSES.

I7 q. W. nJEss &; C0..3i5 broadway
have Just received case Of beautiful sma'l paids for
BOYS Dresses The texture superfne CASHMERE ami
the color, al OF all shades contrased in hr oes 'scN
al a,r..W
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
by order o? the District Committee.
oG u WILLIAM JONES, Jr
u yva...Ins.sn : e...l ab.iinence So.

olicer,, Sc. rll be held a. Rard School Room No.
II i-ion uea:y opposite FORSYTH street, Thu.
\tedn -sjay) Evening. ai oclocH. Addresses ury be
expected from Ncss,s. =. l. snow. T Sh phcrd W. H..
X app c. Hllsa-t J. Lovecroso r.. and apt. 4. He
inui.. th. ca.'>o Of Temperance
vicd TO attend. By order
JOHN HOLMAN, Chairman.
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1T p;nro Eor;s- very low prices tHr
CASH.-AlWlt l., >ei bEoa "ay near ia Ton Il o!ef,
% pur.hlsss cle-ant assortment O. M-aogany aHd
% $500.
'ae., Pianos have the Grand Action MeaIic Plate the
loed eI Sa ada', aGi warranted Z" b. vel flashed
m e.ery respect. They highly approved OF and re
commented b The eminent professors OF the United
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

j. The EacoIth Almaunc for fS!S Is fer
sale Il, the HEALTH BOOK STORE, l4G Fuiton street,
New York Price SIX cents Single. liberal deduction
nsde to those who buy to sell again, e. ot lw
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
NEW AND SPLENDID
F 4 L l. G. 0 O D S


F 4 L l. G 0 D S,
AT THE
CNETED sTlI'T3 q C&3EE TAILORING
E-faP3ss3EG,
No. - Johu-strcct,
Rrondway.
Citizens aud strangers =cs2-etfay invited 10 call a.
he Emporium, aad examine splendid assortment 81
rscach German ard West Of England Cloth; Fancy Cas-
.ineres vesngs &C. which will be made to order Ht the
shortest possible notice. and the most fashionable and
approved sty lc, At reduced prices for cash.
% Inns W. K. WILLIAMS, Agent.
HARDWARE ATEs WOODWARD.
". & J. JANISOS, 2j5 aud 25jt GREcswicH-sTREEr.
81 IFCREN FURNITURE IN all It's yarii'es CONSIST
"a iag OF Hardware, yVood-ware, Tn-warc and Willow
ware bopt constantly hand Of the best qualities, at
ye-y og prices the times. Those VINO would wish
to purchase articles of the abov kind will hud 10 their
advantage by calling before purchasing cisc"h hore
~ B. A large assortment. Of Plaat Stands and Tabs
OF various patterns and sizes
a. Inn. w. & J. JASiISoN.
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Ed. Allrx. j. Secretary oG
~ T'hr 7sonm, pin 4 temperance Bencyo

j. & i,H ~ ount s'iil c'Hptfnice sSencfo-
lent Society Auxiliary to The Washing 7. r. So
c-ty WI, holt their second regslar meeting Wednes
day evening. October ith O'Clock, at Th hilan Hal,
ij3 GT1s-si. The nociing will he addressed hy al
ormat men. The pub 90 inviieo - attend. Seats
reserved for The iade.. Ey order.
oG 1t. JOIN ". OLIVER, Scc'y pro TEN,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

D. Bwciwl,e:i GnIkes every dsy at PATTlN
SONS. corner of Nassau and Ann-streots, OF l''
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7-TsSo!dsmit!.'- WRITING AND BO9KkEE?
ING ACADEMY, 25i Broadvay. Rooms open dur'n2
.t,V ,,tic w.
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STRINGS

The first quality of Violin, Guitar, and vioiincelo
Strings a} the quantity.
Orders from any part Of The Union attended TO win
panctue.ty. VS..
Catalogues At the establishment sld I'm Paw W.SSis
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

u Emporium, Of Che;:o Garments, by w
T. JENNlNGS, No. 229 Broadway, under the Aserican
Ito,c, G9 sli In
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J0.iah EIch ards, AnctIoneer.
BY BANGS, kSiCsxsEDs a PLATf
sa ssOs.AG ,3aE

At Priva .ac-A ~ .cr D, on copy Of the ousin
edIuon Of Aadalea RLr. o Amor c. yol.. Folio
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

vaS4, A. cases, fir "a e by Gi,INNELL, hin
J TURN g. Co, 7s south-sussi. s25
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

lYs.Fsi> ssEs-Freuch. G',man and Ensli'h We :
" uo.- Fla nc. Ba--e Sneeunss, salrtiags' ahu
ycrv style Of Dr., G ads found, very cheap, a.
p Grsnd Orchari street..
y B. Cars,. Lyatpoo Cotan. By h. case or dozrn. o.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

Awil calls the Of the musical public TO his
extensive assortment oil and fashionable Music en-
braciuy 90 connection Siih his catalogue the publ
cations all principal musical establishments IN the
United Ststes
Purchasers wi ini this establishment, this account
desfAbir Tor precuring tho fashionable mH'e OF The
MILITARY BANDS
Supplied with tac very best Instruments at The lowest
Fu.es Carione,s and FIaaeoe;s Of various styles Of
faSh .sau Cae,arsl expressly Tor his retail t,ae.
TAYLOnS APPROVED eight keycf Flute Is hi;hy
recommended To professors and arlicurs; possessing all
tie excellent Qualities of he hes, English Instruments
They may bc procured n half the cost.
Celeb-sted GUITARS, Spanish pattern finished IN va
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

reserved for The iaGe.. Nv order.
oG It. JOIN W. OLIVER, Scc'y pro TEN,
j. Grand Temperance .5ubi!cc "A great
ls, Meeting OF tie ~ ashnston and othcr Temperance
Soc es Ind all fren!s o! TIC @ loia AssEenc,
from 81. tina, c-n inioXicate viii be ked at Tompkins
S0ulre on Wednosiiv, Oct. 49, lSil !
ihc different socete- viii form iac round 81 Johu's
Park Al O'Clock. \. H. aud March IN proc ssioG TO
tomps ms squire where addresses may he expected by
Vaslnp;or:au> from Cincinnati, Pit,sburg Baltimore
lancaster philadelphia, Paterson, Newark argcn, New
York. Erooli,n rous ske"pse Catskil Hudson. Albany
&ca iiuyc, Hartford, Worcester, Boston, Portland, Au-
custn. ~. ~.
Excel!ce, R,nds Of Music are engaged
The didcrCit Societies requested TO select tscir
marshiIs and speakers.
l;rc.... WI! rc ncli IN tire evening al Washington
Trmueraucc = Il. he Halls OF the different AuNiiaric
and suca Cauc1es as may he thrown ope" 10 the com
mi;-cc- 70 t-t purp1.c There wil hea grand Concert
given IA the Green stroct ~ r. Church. hc trustees
having bird tend rcd the church Tor thSt Purpose) 40
ai of tnc fiad of enc Washington Temperance BoncVo
len. Society 8 order of fhe Commit 90,
PAUL. X. HODGE, Chairman.
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MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Honey ua.,ers.
q, ar $50 :, Z. f.xchNnge. Get. ).

StCOIis sFCElN.
] - shares Harlem. 10 80 Go Harlem m....snw l5i
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

IN PuRSUiNCE oe an order Of the Surrogate o. @ irr
y S-s Y9rk Notice il hereby gwen 70 =: f e, York
etiineer crs.-J pr-s-nt the sang asa Snring r,et
ih a5ers.r z, hsr resdsef sbe e eEh day
ntt osted New York ne fouh sy 9t DC ooe A.p isfA'
. oaT6 MARY HALSEY, Acmni,'fat'rI
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

s',si si~ ASD sIaH>-L dies in want Of 8
- be- utifu. >ha VI Ss ior drcs- can have in'h
b IN ri-e, aiiz d. ut ow p- CO.. at JOHN H. DN"-
i..T> 30t G,arI corner Of Orchard street
& Eieca.. Tsglloai-. o'u
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

offer to the public extraordinary in ucemen.s in put
chasing their Faand Winter Dry Goods The rolos iag
sna specimen Of prices, and the reasou Why we
give bargains to our customers
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

vyrs;Cis8Ns'S. please take uotce-A yoaB.
II oa,1cd mon native Of Massachusetts,, want stu
al ~ IN some respectable mercauulr Eous9 N this city as
Sal ,inan or B1o -Eeep-r h.s aId year experes's
n the bu,Iars four of which Ia respectable aoi-e
IN Boston !. good penuIan anI il accounts, and
!, wiling 10 devote hs tine the interest of his employ
ers For rel snd further pafucu address n>
10 Sal-srnan n Us til p. 80 u
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

L. e.cc,,ing s2:;s.sss, 5jj PEARL STREET
Fra-Liu >qaaIe.-pir Gsc Frames ard CuT an Ofua-
n.sns maauiac,urel aud kcp, consta tly on hand' N
every variety al wholeaio retail iionsckeepe'' aud
dealers c the above articles viii ird II 20 Their sc vantage
~ nc u. . IN. HOOPER s. kEOrNEkS. y % II
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

- 7a5 s4seT.-A.f possession zen on ine nsst
IL Of November ne1t-rhs nsS TWO s'ory brI>k D@sii-
IHl suse 10 - Firt AscsUe /; contains eleven fo"Ia'
sh ,antrie. &c comf,rl bly arrineed Tor or Two
flries with So pqratc kitchens The House Is - 90;
roa, aud rear sn4 the lot which 100 feet deep l. ell
Ind cut, wiki qgci 4l, g'ass plots, "ood Hou -
c,ra-1 y,nIt To a ,uitsb.c tenant the will ~
pa, At 100 dollars; 7na no tAxes Apply 10 e DC6ils'
~, - -, A. ,yarsrs = o6 eod2S-
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ps,1ssa TUntsi

f1ED LACK 1seSGs ALL the Banks II
hi, Sat wi be- t.ken without my discount for few
lay, oay 10. Ory f;oe- isl Srosa ch 81 near Cana
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

DoasE;-A gcn,l san and his wife tao sisgc
Drcnll-len b. accommodated with pleasant from
r5oI aad rantry attace also, small bedroom II de
.ir.d vita beard ~ . desirable location dosH town
y ,err the f.flii, l. ..A aII the ~og1 be m.de
,n,8e-ate Il euzased for the Address = VI box
SUI ,,,rc, POI tJfic. Of L.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

361 Greenwich, io0- above Franklin -.
Mrs Hayos i3o Fulton 81. Brooklyn, Is on agent
for L. at city. g % -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
NATIONAL. CT

Appended to Pres. TYLERs Recommendation
Of National Fast, on account of the death os
President HARRISON, we find the following from
Gov. KENT -
PROCLAMATION.
The President of the United States having is
sued the foregoing Recommendation, and impress
sed with sense of the propriety and utility OF
such an observance, under the affective dispensa-
ton which has caused Nation to mourn. 1
have deemed it proper to issue this PRocLANA-
TON, TO cause the Recommendation ofthe Presi-
dent to be transmitted to the several Religious
Societies in the State, and to unite in the request
that the People OF Maine would observe the day
in the manner and for the purposes therein SET
forth. EDWARD KENT.
Givsn at Bangor, Spril 26, 1s4l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

palace. compelled The regency to take flight, esIab-
lishcd a provisional government, consisting, curl
ously enough, OF dictator a-d three consnls, and
suppressed the custom houses on the frontiers OF
the papal states and Parma. Insurection had, in
the short space Of eleven days, thus reached the
CO mines OF the territories of Maria Lopsa.
To he concluded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

must see those candelabras. lamps. vases, oi all St
zes. those charming little brOnEe clleinetprs. (ior
everything was Of bronco thnse tripodS, scales. beds
chair. hose graceful AMI ~ ingeniously Nr'nght
shields which Gil up whole room, At the Naples
Museum. One must. above al. see the toilet arssii-
a Of the RomIn ladies-thcir combs. ionthpieks.
curling inns. and the pots of vegriabie aud mineral
rouge found in a bJIdoir. Thus the Roman ladies
used rouge AMI deceived people just u l. priciSed
nowadays; they wore. like our lodies. ihJ>o neck
laces. rings. and ridiculous earrings, which add
no'hins To beauty and d,m'uish Mt uglIne-s. How
um'es resemble ono another. m spite of the space
that separates them.
Above thirty streets of P,m2cii are npw resipr-
ell 10 light; It i 4 third part of the fowl. The
walls winch formed ItS ancient enclosure have been
recognised; a magnificent am phitheiire. a hoIirc a
10 wn, the Ienplc of l. :, that of Venus. nnl a mum
her uf other b iilIiug.. have been cleared. The 49,
crei stairs BY which the priests of Those times silly
crept 10 prompt the orlcles have been detected -
On h~ehllding 50 nany monuments which drs. LAY ia
80 lively n manner the Iinpnrtance "fpuhlic and the
independence Of private life among the Romans
Il Is impossible to resist a feeling Of sadness and
melancholy. Behold. along thai fall Of earth. the
vesiiagr Of the breast Of woman wh" WAS buried
alive. and stf.ued 10y death behold the stones OF
that we'll, warn ~ Inc rubbing ut the rrPrs--cx
mime that gurd-hpusc. covered With clucaJurc'
at soldiers ne might suppose that the Rnmin pco.
pie still existed. alI that We were hat strangers IL
one of their towns. Who knows what fnturc DIS
cuvcres may he nude in ihuse august ruinSi Mrr1
employed upnn them 1000 men every wear. Ohll
60 men and ! 00OL are now employed uprn them
The excavations proceed, "a cousel Ieacc. with di-
nal slowncSs. however great my be the interest
which his Slcilian Majesty takes ~ their success
u Is not To X me; devastated AMI disirured Rome
Inst one must e, TO study the RrnIns; It Is To Pom
pei. Ponpeii, a. rcslrds Antiquities u worth al
Italy together.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
AUTHORS INDEBTED TO THE BIeIr

a writer ~ tr' Bibicil Reperiory anI Princeton
Ravi9w.sty' ~iIhis5DIjst II Of trlth.,ha the writer,
OF tcion arc 50 ~ rlie,tsl - "a, Bible for many
Of their chief eyrrllrncie-.
Sprns has SAT-, " III eIuL truth a1d force.
There Is not a finer character nor a iner descrp.
ti1n IN 1' iho work Or w alter S.,ft. than that Of
Echoccn In Iyauhpr. And who does mt see that
u owes us excellence q the Bjbrel" Shlk-ar,rr.
byron ana S%buiIey. are not "a lille indebted mr
some Of their best scenes and inspirations 10 The
same source.
~ the suggestion or 2 valued friend. we have
turned our thoughts % tn parallel between Macbeth
aud Ah1b-bciweeu Ldy Macbeth and Iclebes
-'ctwccn The announcement ~ NqrduT Of Inc
murder ~ hi i1mI!y, and That 90 David oflho death
'i AhsIl'm hy J'lb-fU the parallel between Inc
'F'n'1t IT ih" Lamentations ~ Jeremiah. Byr,us
'eiHHiuI uyIs,fpphe 90 Rome. as The Nipbe ufuatiou.
-" the parallel between las ode 70 Napoleon anl
lsu'h'sodr on the rll OF Scn~n1chcub-and alsp 10
The resemblance between S~puthcy's chariot of Car.
In1la. On The Curse Of kriama. and Ezckiol.s vision
OF TIE whcols; and have been 6rcihiy impressed
with the obligations Of this class Of writers 90 Tho
said scriptures"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

Fsls nee StIf,0ird fUDg~r Caa1Yd HrglJ
CALNNlTOuS FIRE ~ SNNDWlCH-On
Friday q fire broke ont iu "a buili.ur used ~ 4,
bilIiarl rom, which communicated 20 tho afflfn.
Jog houses urrih nud south, and iu very short limo.
eight houses were enyelppcd In flames.
The GLOWING are The sufferers.
Charles Askiu. Esq, owner oi two small buiI.0gs
value about $500.
Mr.. Henry Paxton, owner Of two h1lsr. Inst n
large sum ~ money in paper and gold, some n.are.
Of The latter have been found boz the ruins b.s loss
IS estimated NJ 50 500.
Nj John a Ray merchant. owner ora large
new two Story. house. ma part JfvlrrE be kopt bs
store loss estimated NJ upwards Of R3OO0
W a J. Clark, sh1cmlkers. owners ofa dwell
ing house and shop adjoining. 'as a l~r.f 1000
John C. Watson. Es1, o.-. .I o. ,,Y r.ry
dw cling house loss about 81 JIJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

U.s. n' ''n.i1inl npre thru 10 m is fon fle yiI
age ni Des'orI. Boo Lafecsfarsll,.. nj ,h,
tremny Dt r. sIrop auI rugged lane Ga. ..a -
obscure 1ud melancholy howell TIE Ir, .trI ,,,
"''' 20 invite onsary ttou. tbs cheerful Gre yfo ,,
90 DOT through irc easement 90 excite ,u.pr,, C,,u
lhe passenger. The low roof lnI outer vau Ger,
Dot Just perceived among The branches of Inc he'd.
ge''M unculurod and uuiummci that un between
f" unu 'e ro'i As u there were nothing there that
'"y '"e Hlghisoes, onayay ofacccss presented itsolr
'"u 'e step OF curiosity that would persist iu find
ing enifance must pass over mud and hrisr to oh.
IAN o. Having fsschsd the door viii difficulty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
MARYLAN2 CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

MARYLANG CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
In the district composed ofthe cities Of BalumOre
ard Annapolis. and the country Of Ammo Arundel,
John r. Kennedy and Alexander Randall have
been nomin tod Us the candidates for Congress.
In the Congressional district composed Of the
counties Of Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne, CaIoliDe, and
Talbot. james 4. Pearco Formerly the enta.
tive from the dislricrl hiss been nOmineduted as he
Wing Candidate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

NhIo'cr sH lHurHa re- N1pio- were II only but n
a1F, experience Gee irresistible desire OF going o.
Geo What T passing 1' fra bottom nf that crater
MhirH .nrHnIn1IIF sr1krs o. n especially towards
evenings when Hr SIN Hra He4purared beucaih
iho horizon. iH1i 'HH srgrrs Of yesuvius sssume a
dfurrr nIf 0ri i..s .s s.uHif with n bouguct Of
brighter 0hltcursH st Ra.iul. you find horses.
dp1scgs aud oIIIr.fsfs WIN convey travellers
hl'i WY up fHa ur.uf..r fu Hc spot called the
'I-rmulgo Iuts fret rIa is u1t an upintcrest.
.ng ono. Here Nature BEL not ysfdcaj. You pass
through vineyards. planted rH ashes. which yield
.ho celebrated Lf.trsHI Clris1 wine. two soris Of
thorc are much Inferior o. thor fame, hen
=9.n8 nsmsIsss trees. The foremost seuuusls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
TIE ELECTION.

The election in this CONGRESSIONAL district. 30 iI
n, we have been able 10 learn, passed Oft very
quietly. and excited less interest Than at any pre'i'
Gus one with T. our remembrance. Owing 10 car
cumsiances beyond The control Of most Of the wings
in thi- county, there was no Wig candidate FOR
congress. IN consequence, rs the wings of tins
county knew their strength, they DID not generally
60 to the polls Tho result IN Ihis county Mas a.
follows for Ihe House Of Delegates:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

FLOwERS-onr wharf was yesterday 'rna-
mentrd by a covered Hat boat. bearing m, on and
around IL. the sw eeie-t Of plaRis from the garden
and hot house OF Mr. wardroP. near Pittsburgh
There was . rare and beautiful collection. from the
.>.e, orange to the delicate verbena, and ever and
anon. as the day passed on. We -" Old men '"u
young lads passing mp the street bearing n gem "
two blooming in their hands They never io'Aed
better in their Lives. \ fine. q delicate AMI yet a
noble TASTE Is ihc love Of divers, AMI II Is justly
considered not only nm evidence Of an innocent and
p,re. but Of = well regulated mind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

EdgIngIon; (whig) is therefore elected by 2l0 ma
lority. and Ohio county sends a man to the legisla.
rure equal in talent to any one in The county. and
ono who will. We predict, have weight in the le-
gislatnre.
MARSHALL COUNTY-AIauin. loco, is cleo
ted over Riggs. whig. by 81 majority. There was
pipelaying there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

ENIIBITToN.-We were very nuch %gra,ifed
nj the success ami evident study manifested by the
Literary Junto. al their exhibition on THURSDAY
evening last. Tine dialogues were well produced,
and The original addresses would have done much
credit To older heads. We would say TO The young
men engaged in i,-go On. you are in the right path
and " an succeed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

The third leIcr irvm Mr.. B,ddle appears in our
column, 10 day. We presume there are some who
will find no interest ia these productions; but the
.usicci nl,Ier has 50 important a bearing on our
credit abroad. aud MIR Bijdle has been 80 bitterly
and bl.ely raduced that we think It a matter of
,is,ice and duty To lay hiseIposition Of his conncc-
ton with the bank before rs many as possible. and
we think II every mans duty 10 read II oil at
ienrivsly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

We are requested 10 announce TO the Old Eel
lows Of The city. who contemplate attending the
anniversary celebration on Monday next. that they
will be expected 10 wear Grape en- their icft arms,
N commemorative of the death Of President Har-
rison.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

The river ia IN fine stage for navigation, and ns
will he seen by our boat list IN another column. Is
extensively used. We hear much complaint about
money. but business is certainly better This car
than the last or preceding year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

Richard Haughton. Esq editor ofrhe Boston At
In. died suddenly in that city on Saturday last ns
j. supposed OF appoplexy. lie was a man of fine
talent and few men in tho editorial chair were more
respected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24
WHEELING.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, ls4r

TUE Y feet wu,crin the channel.
I'm, ,.o,c- will zee by our h--; list that boats are
running briskly,
rLOUR-S3.I2I It. tsid for honr' and scarce ut
that
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-24

The Tide Water Canal. as we are informed by
the BlltimJre American; is 50 far completed Us 10
permit boats 10 pass.