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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
PENNSYLVANIA PACKET BOAT Co.
EXPRENN AND PLONEER LINES

EXPRESS AND PIONEER LINES.
BNXCLUSIVELY for the conveyance of pnsscn.
IA gers from Pittsburgh TO Philadelphia. Via
Ponnsylytn mia Canal aud Portage and HARRISBURG
RaIiroHds through m , , days. The public ave
respectfully informed thar Ih ese lines OF snlendid
Packet B3atsand RAN Road Cars haveagain com
mcnCed their regular business.
The pTopTciors of these lines. aware Of the
great irnpor,anceo Of maintaining heir vel earned
leputatlOn, nave taken grc1tpalas to rCft their
boats and cars IN the most comfortable manner
and are prepared To assure the travelling public
that no cXcrnOns will he spared 10 renl,r general
sati faction A Packet Boat will always be nm non
and travellers are particularly requested local
and Judge Tor themselves. The Railroads are pas
sed IN day light All Bagga-eat the owners n-k.
Travellers wishing 10 60 20 Baltimore car take
the Packet Boat to HaTTisbuTah, from thence
on the arrival OF The boai. to y orb; n distance OF
p miles IN Post Coaches, AVID from there 10 Bal
tmorc by Sualuehanna and Bal more Raj. road
ThrUughin , II duys. For p,ssag sirqnire az IN.
office ~ the EXCHANGE Buildings, st Jlrir street
and At tho NJ 'nunSahsla House, Halter street
and at the Canal Basin, Head OfPenl street.
ERr The nF,YrTaF.ra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
CAMPBELL's WORKS

NOoDRICH'S series OF school books. EIectic a,
~ Just received and for sale bv
~ 2 ROBB e. STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
WESTERN TRANSPnRrATIoN 90

~. l.EECH " o.. LINES.
From Pittsburgh 10 Philadtl phia and BaItimore
V n PcnnsylvRnla Canal, Columbia Rail road and
SusqnChnnna nnd Baltimore Rail r, nd.
The water bclncknow in the camel the subscyi-
hcrs are repaired 10 forward Seventy five tons nor
dav zach way.having the advantage ofownDgo Mi
the stock. y hIrh they employ. gives them the
entire control q cnnSequenhWtheycan deliver NIer.
chandise and Produce IN AZ good order and in as
shout time. a'anv lne on the canal.
Their prices for Transportation will aIways bc-
such as may be customary hy otncr good lines
they will sectiptto Philadelphia, New YORK, and
Bal. imOrc.
They also. continue their we'll known FAST
LINE, by which they are enabled to carry good.
through In -Four days.
Produce consigned 10 the agentz al piftzburrl
VIII De received and forwarded without delay al
ireiShts and charges paid. and no charge male r.
gdvancln@' storage or Commission. Merchan
disc consigned 10 the agent 10 PHILADELPHIA an,
Baltimore, viii be received in Ike manner.
AlTObaccO and Produce carrieIhy these Lines
will bcde iyCrcd az Oh the City Tobacco Wore.
house Dock street, philadelphia, a pair ofwhicb
Is occupied by the Line. Biilsof IaIing tTansmt-
ted audevcry instruction urOmU'ly attended 20 by
ID. LEIGH ~ Co, p
Corner Penn st a. Caral BASIN, Pirsburgh.
HARRIS O. T.INFORD.
No 81 q u, South 81 St. PHILADELPHIA
JOS. TAYLOR d. SON.
NO ll3 Nar'h Howard ST. Baltimore.
m Ann
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BOOE'S IND SHOES
ERDDT'S AND SEANES.
AT THE SIGN or THE BIG BOOT.

CST received BY SAM
". EEL MCLhLLEN. g.
Main ST Wheeling. ut the 49,
siSn of the BIG Boot large 3
assortment Of @
LADIES ~
blnck and colored Nil slip
pcrs cf every variety. also I
Misses and childrcns
GENTLEMEN'S 80
Lasting Gaiters, Calf and
Morocco Boots. pump solCs.
shoes and pumps OF every -
description and style also 49,
boys and youths. &%%$
The public are in EM$%S
viicd 10 call & A%SS@
examine ~<E<'
No loS. corner Of Madison streets.
Nav %.
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'o' "7 p''f,'T'I EE,,,u . -,
D. LEIGH & cos LINE or PACKET AN
FREIGHT pOATS.

IINIfI''fI 7 IDN y
From plttsbugh 10 Philadelphia. win Pcnrsyl.
vania canal and rail roads. This i.inLis particu.
l,rly calculated foriam'lics aud individuals trav.
cling wit1. largf quantities. OfSXtTa baggage. be.
deck. "N"
The cabins are large and comfortably finnish
ed, and the price Of passage being mulch Tower
than any other racket line on the canal, those n,
whom economy q an object viii find u To Their ad-
vantage To travel by this Line, Tim, of passage.
4l'2 DAYS NO mIdSlnp PASSENGERS carried ON.
these boats; all baggage at the owners risk. For
passage, inq IRE at,the Offices IN the Exchange
tutldln2s, 81 CLAIR street, and at the Monoppa-
nela House Water ST, an AZ the Canal Basin.
head OF renn street. For the pIopTetors.
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=
~CO.W.VESNFOT HOUSE.
Inv NEW ORLEANS,
NEo w. WILSON. Of wheeling. HENRY
NJ WRIGHT, Of Baltimore. and H4RvEY
GLEASON Of New Orleans. have formed a CO.
rarinershid under the name end STYLE Of
WILSON, WRIGHT & co.
ior lhe purpose oi trnnsucting 2 general fcrwnrlinr
anu pTnlnce business. "ercttsircly on c0u,nisr;o,
al No. IS Foydrass st., New Orleans. and will ~ prc.
pared 70 make liberal advances on corsignmcnis 10
their house. To-thOsc who may favor Ihcm vit,
Their business. they will rndclvor ~ render s,ts-
iaction W strict attention 10 Instructions. prom,,
sales and rcmiuanccs.
EEFERENcEs ~ WHEELING.
Mcssrs. KnOv. Lloyd & Co.
Moore. Clarke & Co,
John Fawccu.
OF 1910 Geo. Wilson. wcs, Alexander.
.kRS Barrels BalmnUre No T.. iIcrnnrs.
A0H Also a few barrels No I trimmed Sbad. o,
indand for sale unusually how by
feb % NJ REILLY.
AID RECTTFIED wIflSKEY-25 bbrs oJ
- '0oadS ed Tsi's Sy, on sa'd aga for safe low
o. BBt.S. No MACKAREL,
-" ~ do louisville LINZ;
~ do Rye WHISKEYg
HE wv HHN n n NN."EHNw"H 1"NA n a NN oNNNN
IN Tor sale low TO close cOusignmcuts by
NAV 2s JACOB e. MITCHELL.
GROCERIES. GROCERIES
a T No I75 building green front. on East Side
~ otNiarket Square one door North o. Robin
sons Hotel yho Subscriber keeps constantly on hand
a general asaprmcut 81 Groceries. Liquors. produce.
SC allu The best quality. and lowest price.
mar25 % MGiNNIS.
Oh HUDS " o Sugar. just received and fr
DO sale lOw 6r cash nv
feb2J JACOB A. MITCHELL.
. BBIs. CIDER VINEGAR Asuporor nr
AOtclo fr hmily use. in store md or saio by
~ 3 w. b. TYSON
M Barrels RccHfci Whskey warantc.
AUO pure on hand and fr aie low by
feb % w. REtLIV.
shn B1rors Old Mongnala Whskcy 10 Cask
~ Western Receive Chces. I Cask Wntc
strained oii1u hand and fr sale ~
nov 2j. JOS REILLY
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nR U~ARLICIFS. Compound Slfcagtheninr
and German Apcrient Pills. Are warrant
cd 90 cure Diseases Of The Stomach and ncrvous
svefctu. Mr. Samuel Philips, West Kcnsinr.ou
philadeiphia was entirely cured bv the above
highly and inCstimablc medicines hiscnief svmp.
toms were pain and weight at the pit Of TIE sfo-
mach after eating lose Of appetite, sour cructa.
tons, nattulcnCy, cOsfircnesa, pain in the side.
and weakness i1 the breast. constant headache.
dimncss and confusion Of SIGHT, nervous irrafa-
biitv. which incapacitated him from ATTENDING
~ hfs business, Tor twelve moaths, during which
time ne tried various medicines, bet found little
relief. until BY using heCompound Strengthen
ing Tonic and German Apcront Pills, he wac
enabled in Eve weeks 10 resume his business.
PRINCIPAL Office Cor the United Sta os. 40 10
NsIth Eighth Street Philadelphia.
Also BY JOHN FISHER,
~ % Wheeling Va.
a uIE UNION Bible Dictionary. prepared co.
the American Sunday School Union md o..
vissd by Inc On of publicationlor sale at the
Bookstore Of JAS a. INGRAM.
may 25 No f21. Main 81.
TAPS, CAPS-tusi received from New York
~ n we'll selected a-s1rtmcnt of fur a. Cl0th
CAPS 81 every sire and description, which will bc
eDld low-Call st thc Hat a. Cap store of
W " a g " UMESON 100 Etu st
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BOOKs&STATJONARy

ShsiOChs BOTANY.-Anue in,rod
Use on ~ ue s,mdy Of Botany. including n ,r.,.
- On ' egeiahle Philosophy. VIC"
LIIIlOchs PHIIOSoPHY-op,l;r..
rhiosoPhy. both Comparative and Hpman OF
are described the Mechanical An;naI III w"'eh
Sensorial organs and Junction.. '"ai aud
OOnISIOChS GEOLOGY-Ortline orco,-
ing parts Of the science. INTEREST
~OoNSIOCkS GEOLOGY-An in,rodur,;o,
'inhera'"syi adapted to the use Of Schools ami nrS.
'ate students. For snle at the Bookstore OF p
49, JAS A INGRAM.
No J0I. Main.
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ROOkSFORE and Periodical Office. No. I2I
- MAN street. Wheeling. The subscriber ba,
opened . bookstore end Periodical Office at The above
Store, where mny be obtained looks md -,e,io,,,v
IN great variety. alsa agent Tor most Of tho perioJi.
Gals published IN Philadelphia Dad New York.
Ap Is JAS A INCpNv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

DANCROFT"S HISTORY. 4. SrATES-Insi
ID received the 81 vol. OF Bancrons History by
JOHN FISHER.
mar ~ I33 Main ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24
AHT'S IND CNPS.
JUST RECEIVED.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or CAPS
Wiz subscriber has this day received a variety OF
ID CAPS of the latest fashion from the eslab-
i'hment OF VIM "A Van Duzer. No 2si. Broadway
New York.
lie particularly invites the attention Of his friend,
TO tho above article. having been selected with much
cure and embracing a most compile assortment f.
GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS and CHILDREN
They are manufactured Of superior Cloh and SUI
elect from the most approved patterns. and he con.
hdeniiy INSERTS they are the most beautiful article
ever oileFed west of the mountains.
Although he Is. of course, anxious 10 SELL. he is
Notwithstanding DESTROYS To exhibit them 10 his friend.
aud viii be most happy to wait upon them al las
sior". No l19 Main ST. A. Z. MCALLAAi,
jill 10
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WnnE

1000 Compbelrs Hymns.
100 Tesiamenfs.
9O Sets Alllennial Harbinger. with Christian See.
rem Calholic Debate. Mormonism Unveiled. and
Duues OF Elders' an large quantities.. Just received
and for sale at publishers prices Nv
mp 10 ROBB a. STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

TASTE AND FASHION
SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1871.
FHNIIE subscriber invites the attention of I'M
IL friends and The public generally To the lare,
nnd splendid stock of
HATS Il CAPS,
Now on hand at his establishment. manufacturer
of the following fabrics. viz;
Gents fine Beaver Haas ON Fur Bodies,
do &" Ncuiria, " do,
do " Short Nap " do.
do " Mo!,skin SIlk, do. do.
do " Shou Nap do Cloth Uhdcrsides,
Gents fine Brush hats. or plain custom.
do - Cloth Caps. new pattern
Youths and Boys Brush Haas, black and white.
Youths and Boys silk do do.
do do Cloth Caps. variety Of patterns.
SUMMER HATS.
A large and well selected assorimenis Of Gents
and Youths Fashionable Summer Hats. which will
be sold for cash. on terms that cannot fail 10 please.
The subscriber having made arrangements. with
one OF tho LARGEST and MOST FASIIONA-
BILE ESTABLISHMENTS IN TIE CITY or
NEW YORK, will be enabled 10 furnish his friends
and customers nj any lime with n
| MANUFACTt RED HAT.
which for lighneSs. texture and durability Of color
cannot he surpassed in tho United States.
%D'ORSAY PATTERN!-9n
A few dozen DiOrsay Pattern OF hats Jusi recei-
we'd from HARE,S Fashionable Hat Store. Phila-
delphIa. 10 which the attention Of Gentlemen is
particularly invited.
TO COUNTRY HATTERS.
The subscriber has received his spring assortment
of Haiters stock and trimming; Gum Shelae, SILK
Plush. Fur and Wool Hat Fehs. Sci dc, all Of
will he sold low for Cash.
A. c McCALLAM,
Opposite the Virginia Hotel, 1877, Main street.
Wheeling. May 25, 1871.
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q X q GER \.

DCRE Winter Strained Sperm Oil 3 casks war
II ranied Pnre. just received and fr sale hv
ieb 20 NJ. REILLY.
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EARUGS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS.
HD a.. just received,
4 Bills Turpeniine. 90 cases Chrome Yellow.
5O Kegs White Leud, 100 " Lilharge,
| cask Pow'd Arsenic, 100 /" Red Lead
10 cases Chrome Green. Copal g. Japan yarnishes,
Assorted Paint Brushes, Salts of Tartar,
Sash Tools, Crude Tartar.
For sale low by II. w. CHAPLINE,
may eS Uuioi street
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STEEL PENS An asortment Of gep,;,, Sci
y Pens, just received and for nle N The boob.
store and periodical Ofice Of JAS A. INGRAM.
Ap 10 80. III MIN Slrc.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

XATALL PAPER-Just received n fno h, ~
Wall paper and bordering Persons vysnt.
the article would DO well 10 call ard examine 4,
join FISHER,
mar2t l33 Main 81
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WMyuLIsON ON THE CATECTTISM.

Il EIiRINGS.-iO bbls Baltimore No ! Ter
IL rings. Just received and for sale low by
may d NJ REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

NOBACCo-20 kegs six twist Tobacco Garnet
Il d Miles hJand) just received and for sale by
mar IL w II TrVSON .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

RioGRAPHY OF Plous Women of BriIoin
H( and America, | vol. jus, received and for
sale by RO6R A. u ~ "'
may 20
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EfLfTO PRESSLY ON BAPTISM-K,
"a Ply 10 Lectures on The Nature. subjects onJ
noee oil Christian Baptism. by John II PresSIv DD
~ Sluluei williams, Pastor ofihe Baptist church OF
rllsonrgh, Just published and for sale n,
-. JAS A INGRAMS.
JWN ID No l0t Nfo;,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

D. HIIDS. New Orleans Sugar. prim.
AEo quality. just received and for sale y
mar 81 CRANGLE n BAIIEYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

II INNEY'S kENT-Tho most important n,,,,
~ oikcntsC ommcntaue roducedto 10 oucst,o,.
ing answers by Asa Kinnie. For sale bv
mar W JOHN FISHER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

M~I.GM ELL AND ON MORALS
INOCR Sermons preached before the Univsr-i,,,
q OF Cambridge, By Rev VIM WhewelI. w1,b
add'lnnal discourses and essays. By c Henry. ID
d.. For sale at the bookstore Of
july 10 JAS INGRAM No l2i. Min G,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-24

FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
MANDATORY.
1903, Main street, Wheelig, opposite
MIR. Robb's Chair Factory:
a. AVERY 4 co. respectfully in
~ firm their friends md the pullic
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

At Trinidad ood nit brig Monhegan Norris Of Thomas
ton, for York, loading
Ar at Liverpool 2Oth ship Dadem, Barstow N Orleans
At Matanzas 26th u ship Canton, Otis, for Boston, 3;
brig Wdes p Walker, Edgcomb for Providence
AT Trinidad 18th u brig Cleaner, richardson from Wis
casset dis'g.
Ar at Richmond 18th, brig Caucasian Spragne Thomas
ton
Cid =, New Orleans Ath slip London, Patifn 9ij bhis
pork 1913 ds hacon 90 do tobacco, 1906 piq lead 1872
ales cotton, % kegs shot, 20 sacks wheat for Boston-
lowed tosea, ships Sheffield ana Majestic. At do. 5tl
sn5 Amazon Rirhardson an5 ViT9n Shaw for Liverpool,
Ar at Portland 18th sch Enterprise Perry, Thomaston
franklin Bangor for bingham.
Ship Ebro, of Eiaoweu, from Mobile for Antwerp vas
spoken 18th lat 40
Ar Boston ith brig Wildes T. Walker, Edgronb. Ma
t1nzas, 2sth ut. sch Samuel, Foqe Bath q schrs Mary
Lamson, Augusta; Ann, Chase, Hiscasset
hat Providence 18th, schrs. Maine, Nichols Bangor
Pearl CHM, Thonlaston. Sailed Relief. Bath.
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Arrivals, Clearances, &c.

~ Va, Orleans LIST inst, sch Lark, Snow, Thomaaton.
q 18th, ships Rochester, Owen, Havre; Delaware, Paen,
LiverPoo rerdonot Foote do l inst, snip Charles, Cor
ham, Bordeaux. ~
t at Mobile Doth, bark John Odn, Hanover Philadelphia.
Ar at Norfolk 5th sch VIM Henry Filict New Castle, Me.
In HAMPTON Roads 9Th, brig Caucasian, Sprague, Thorn
aston 9Th, sch VIM Wallace, Psbury, do.
Ar at Philadelphia eth, sch Eliza Warren, Reed Eallow
ell.
At Havana Goth uit ship Cordova Lowell, for Antwerp;
Girard, Gross, II. char.
lat Portland l4th schs Erie, Williams, Bath; Eliza Ann,
Noble, Augusta for Salem.
Ar at Boston 18th, ship Manchester Bosworh, Liverpool
l2th sch Polly Clarssa Williams, Tlaowe brig Aide
baran lofWaldoboro') Corning Sydney e, b. sch roman,
benls, Augusta 18th, sch Canton, Otis (of ath Aaan
zaS Spoke 3ls lat 30 35, Ion 70 l2 ship Swanton Health
from n Orleans for Liverpool. Also 18th, brig Lion
lof Bowdonhaml Fulton, hIaanzas, both ut. sch Emily
hhsht, ot Camden) Drinkwater, Savannah II days Au-
gnsta, ,Dckman, Augusta; fremont, Burgess Bangor
BrlnsWlck, woodward, Brunswick.
Ar az Liverpool 18Th u!t Liverpool, Davenport Orleans.
SID I'D shn Palestine, Lttcfell for Boston, 25th, Tam
At Glasgow 9th ult. ship Clyde Theobald for York
loading. -
Sid from Antwerp 10th nit, Clinton, Manson N Orleans
Ar at iiavre Odd ut, Talleyrand Healcy, N Orleans
AT Mayague 2Oth u brig James Drumniond, Brown for
Boston, waiting cargo '.'
Ar at Havana Goth ult brig Mcclellan, Or Path. 2ith,
sch enerbrze Gushing, do. e5th, brig Denmark Wymaa
do. .''
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the part of man of true courage, and conscious
power, who dsdains to see insult where none is
intended.
In the course of his very able and perfectly
convincing argument Mr.. Rves adduced the in
stance of Admiral Cockburns invasion ofYirrin-
ia, and asked if Senators would have thought of
holding of his sailors responsible in person for
what he had done under the orders Of his superb
or officers. To this, that true ard tried Loco Fo-
CO, Mr.. Benton, replied, that he would have hang
ed every one Of them. C know, " said Mr.. Riyes,
" that the Senator from Missouri is very sum
mary character, but let me tell him, that if he
had done as ne says he would, he would not have
oeen Jhstlfled by the laws of civilized nations"
NO question was taken upon Mr. Rives' motion
but am happy to inform you that Mr.. Choate
took The f1oor Just before the adjournment, and
we expect something well worth hearing to-mor-
row.
In the House, Mr.. Ingersoll made long speech
against aboitlonsm. He was followed by Mr.
Marshall OF Kentucky, who INDUCED himself in
some very brilliant and effective remarks on the
same side of the question. He declared his in
tehton, however, ofvoting against Mr.. lngersoll's
motion to reconsider the vote resembling the
=" standing rule He said he was in favor of re-
ce'vIng the petitions and referring them to a COM
mitiee OF the North with the gentleman from
Massachusetts, at its head, to the en- d that they
might come TO issue upon the true question. This
- putting the matter upon the true ground, in
cordancr With the sentiments expressed by Mr.
Bolts and another member from Virginia, in their
excellent letters published yesterday in the Intel
ligencer,
Upon taking The question upon the reconsider
alton. the motion for which was decided to be in
order yesterday, it was decided in the negative,
l16to 40. But at least another day is to be vast
ed in long speeches upon this m7teT, in- the quns-
ton came up Immediately upon the motion made
by Mr.. Torrance of Penn. r. reconsider tie vote
by which the rules were adopted with that amepd-
m"nt, and Mr.. Wise had the floor when the House
adjourned You see some, at least, ofthe North
crn Locos have endeavored 20 ngratiata them
selves with the South by panderng to its preiu-
dces, and are wiling, without the excuse ofexci-
ted feelings, to sacrifice the constitutional right of
petition to the momentary ends ofparty,
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In the Honse-The debate was resumed on the
motion OF Mr. Wise to adopt for the present. tho
rules OF the last sesson--the question being ON the
amendment ofMr Adams to strike out the 21st rule,
which refuses TO entertain abolition petitions.
Alter warm and protracted debate, the guess
tion was taken on Mr. Adsms' amendment, totich
1cas adopted. by vote Of 10 yeas to lO4 noes
The question then came up on Mr. Wises motion
VINO then rose, and after protesting against the ad-
option OF the amendment moved to lay his motion
on the table.
Finally the resolution was adopted as amended
by vote of 1913 to 81
In SENATE. June sth.
Petitions Tor n Bankrupt Law were presented
from Maine by Mr. Evans.
The senate resumed the consideration of the bill
TO repeal the Sub-Treasury act. Mr. Clay, of KY,
had moved to amend the bill by inserting section
repeating the Deposite act Of 1886, to which Mr.
Calhoun proposed to substitute repeating tho dsa-
Utilities to which banks were subject under the De-
posite act and which would now operate very in
conveniently.
Finally, after further discussion, Mr. Calhoun $
Amendment was adopted. and then MIR. Clay
Amendment, as amended, was ejected
Several other amendments were offered and lost,
when the bill was ordered TO be engroSsed, yeas
30, nays l6.
In The House of Representatives, the standing
Committees were announced, " hch we shall pub
lish in next.
bill was reported from the Select Committee
appointed the event OF the death Of General tar-
rison. appropriating the sum Of - to his W dow
or legal representative. Il was read twice and re-
ferred 10 the Committee oC The Whole on the State
ofthe Union.
In SENATE. June 9Th.
Mr. Woodbury. submitted resolution calling on
the President for Information rs 10 any propo sition
made to our government by the holders Of State
stocks or Others acting their agents, for the pay
ment or assump'o Of the same This lies
Sub"Tteasmry Repealed.
Tho Bill to repeal the Sub-1reasury law was ia
ken up and read third time, after further Discus
sion the bill was passed; yeas %, nays l9.
In the House to-day, the door, keepers. post
mns,er, and Chaplain were chosen, Uira Doce.
which consumed some time. Jos. FoIlansbee is
door-keeper, j. w. Hnnter, assistant w. }. Me-
Cornct. Postmaster and Rev. J. w. French, for
msrly of Portland, is Chaplain
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
DocroKs srOCIxnRIp&ra 8. HAAE.

DOGHOhS SfOCISSRiD{&FG ~ HALE,
ut The sign Of the Mortar, opposite tie Printing Oce
ID ESPEG1FU LILY invite the notice of the
their New Apothecary Establishment Front Street in
the building recently known the kimba Store, opno>its
this Printing otice, where they viii be ready furnish az
all times, night day, Medical and Surgical advice aud
medicines with neatness and dispatch and cheap Us
be procured in the place. Particular will be given
to Physicians orders and prescriptions and to furnishing
Medicine Chests for families and vessels.
Dr. HALE will attend exclusively to The duties ofho shop
and Dr. SToCKBRlDGE will continue to devote aei
ton to his Profession Of Surgery and Medicine.
\. b. They have soda Fountain from which they can
furnish the luxurious and sparkling beverage perfection
Bath, June TO- 1871. III
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
rEA GOODS.

NEW G0nDG.
rgNE subscriber would inform his friends and the public,
that he has taken the store form ery occupied by j. H.
Nichols, where he has Just received prne assortment ot
SPRING GoODS,--ceAssng in part, Of Broad Cloths.
Cassimeres Satn4ta, Northumberland and oached Sheet
ings Shirtings. and Drngs hoieskns, Gamhoobs, ana
variety of other siis for Gents ami COWS spring and
Summer wear. ENGLISH FRENCH and AMERICAN
PRINTS, AOUSSELlNE dc LANES, PRINTED LAWNS
and J1connetts.
a good assortment of Ifosierv, Gloves, Stc, sse.
! AIso-CRoC kerry n GLASS WARE, and good -
sortment of fimy GROCERIES--Nl of which he will
s'll very cheap for cash. -, MATHEWS al.
ALso:-A small lot Of Good BuT1ER-ana lot of Shoes
o. all sorts, rery cheap. 49,. .' % - -
+; May H. u..