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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
TIE NAVY YARD

" ~ long TINS since we have seen 90 much ae
n'iy and 90 many men employed in our navy yad
Is witnessed on Wednesday mprning The most
attractive object there just now the noble frgate
MARIAN which Is rapidly approaching to the compile
ton having over 100 carpenters and canlk.r, en-
ployed sbouf her. she 10 eau Iked sboys light ,,.t
Or marx and will be ready Cor copporing in a few
Gays and 10 launch IN June neIt. u 10 surprising
Win what rapIdiiy the work has progressed since
orders were issued. hut few monthly 10 finish
her' IN doing which much rotten plank and timb,r
including the entire keel, had 60 bs replaced In
'he spar house her masts. yards &c, are io he seen
nearly hnshed. Her main mast measures % tnchss
IN dInmsisr Under the same rolf o bo,ts uuJer
TIE supsnnisndeucS sf Mr Hill, are nearly, ready
Que teautiiul gig Ncu by we n,tv,d men
emyioyed on the gun carriages. and in the extensive
Smiihery iho fnrgss all IN full blast and well
manned with the hardy SIMS OF Vulcan The rig
g'ng aud sale lofts md indeed every mechanical
n'sne' e'nneeisd with the fitting out Of man Of
war were ~ active operation. The " hois numhsr
Of mon Employed including carpenters. blseksnnhs
mSsimake". b'afbuilders. rggers sliIraaksrs, &c
and lahore" 70 abost 4I9 giving bread probably u
over 2OOO souls We happened TO he IN the ward
when the bell Of ID O'Clock rang for dinnsr end the
"sy ell hrnds dropped Ihisf tools and waikiki en-
"asse sui Of the gates was sight worth seeing
Steam Ships In the large ship house the keel
o. one OF the 500 Tone sisnmefs ordered by Congress
"asteiiy 10 b. ] d down. Sac will b pushed FIR
ward a. last 80 possible the shafts or her engines
were landed few DAYS nncs m the yard from
ne West Point Foundry We are hsppy To- learn
That Messrs MsrTi-k and Towls whose engines on
ooard the Mi'sis'pPi have proved - superior will
have the making u thnsc fsr the other steamer sI.
sno,ae' steamship Of the same sire a. the shove.
wi - commenced bvt~srn the isvo houses she viii
Se Prupelsd on The principle Of ErrieksJn. .e,o,,
pasIis We doubt MT wien rnmplSisd thev will
prove a. efedhable % The arizsns employed npoo
mem. - We the noble ships they have sfssdy tor
ned yIl--U S Gas,pe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

TRICK OF FREDERICK TIE GREAT on
NoLfAIRE IL was IN tho carly part OF VoltaIrs's
residence al the Prussan cour:, while all ,,oy.
fascinated ny his genius. that there CHANGED 4, he
81 POisdsm an Englishm1n who excited n.,oni,b.
nent by his memory, which was 80 eIir,orJinsr,
that he could remember and repeat word E,r word
any piece, thought Of cunSIdsrabIs length Which
wa' read Or reeited bef're hun. The king sen, +,
this man put him 10 the test. md wa. amazed NJ
MS talent Immediately afterwards, Voltaire sent
word io Frederick that he wished 10 have IN. ham,,
70 read TO him oHs Of his new pnems The king
s'sen'ed' but determined 10 have sDme fun ,,itb
him lie directed the Englishman 10 plae. him,.J,
nd assrsen,a Jbpiy partieusr attention IN via,
'O's'ie vas gong To read. Vuliars came. and
',"o ." poem NHN the uiROsi paihOs. but Il seem
81 to make no impression whatever on The king :
Whrn he had hnshed. the author n.ksd IA. oo,o,,,,
OF h.-trsdsrek replied that he had lately ren,rk.
% That N"'aifs bad. for sons lime pnsf bee. ,tool
ing me worms oi oihsrs and giving Them out f,r a..
own; and That hs was not the best nl.,,.J -,
ihis oonduei. which he had not expected Of him
fohare was ihundersiruck Of thrs reprooE he de.
eared by al That was sucred. that IL was unjss
ed. Nay. said the king. 4 will con,irt o., :,
once he verses which you have just read are by
an Englishmhn" Vultaire yinaicated bi,o,.Ir ., 81
''li greater Vehsmenoe. and swore that the com s,i
/ ton which he had read was his own Come Go,
ward ihon. soil The king turning toy, ards IN,
srfcsn' 'snd reoIie the verses which NJ do yotsire
prsisncs to bays made" The Englishr,an -,,v.l,,
stepped i0rwnrd. and repeated volrair,is p,cm
wHh"ui the slightest mistake Vow" aid the
KING TO '"liairS "am Nrongy" % Heaven 81.
claimed The enraged poet hast thou m lightning.
lsh 70 blast The villain uha would rob me NJ ,Sv
ysr'eE THIS must be The effect Of rn,gir. ,yh, cb
/ ufNes nae 70 despaiE' Frsdeuck laughed hsartiIy
A. 'h. scene. and rewarded the Engli,hman Tor
/ We pleasure which he had ~ ,rIsd him - CIsas.
| bfut (Iederick Ne Greai anA hia T,n..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
DEATH or THE FRIGHT REvDR ENGLAND
From rHB s"u rHERs PATRIOT.

Charleston. Is @ April ~
This emin-ni PrrlaIe bfeaihed his last thu norn-
ing nh'u U'clork M the So year of III. ag-.hay-
irg u d'rgm lingering md painful illness. hs-
disease being iun n'naI Of he ntestIaes. sahib-
h'ng ihro"gsrut unabiied courage sui strength OF
i's leci. with an unwavsring rrlianre in the pro-
IN ses "i s'eadlasi hiih shop T. giandhs. been
resident Of our city for 81 years. during whwh
perioi ne pc sided over he tiscesS, comnlted O
MS charge. comprising Sojih Carolina. aud Ccor-
sl' VAN singular talent ior both civil and eeelesas.
icnI administration. ind with a paierual regard 10
tho interests OF his 'hnrch;whie In the civil relations
rreaied by allegiance his adopted country h. ey
er eShbel respect Tor her il siut on =, zeaI for her
Interests. aud sensibility to her rights.
Thus Inns bean eihnguishcd; in It's meridian Iu.i
ire one of the most brilliant lights Of the Catholic
Church in the Western hems ,herc; n drviae who
illustrated the duties OF his lofty calling nv his per.
8 nal . en-. lev os reli 10 yea WI. tf efy
Veni-whnse philanthropy knew DISCRIMINATION
OF RI sect or cnuniry-whose ability was unqucst
uned-whose learning was ami le-whose energies
knew M abatement by adverse inHusncrs-whss
eloqucnce wns pnmpi, enriched with the treasures
OF ihnushi. AMI cnfurcng IN. truths of religion win
equal iorce of Argument aud icrvor Of dicou; and
who has 'ne dawn To the tomb with the pr found
regrets oi the community in whirh he hv-d. the
't'ense sorrow Of his afflicted congregation. and the
sgonizins grief OF large circle OF friends
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
GROCERY ROR sI,n

VIZ soo,eriOgf oilers ioi sale his grpr0r, in N.
n ~Nh "i Fulton, one mile ess of yb,.,,,.. ~.
me NATIONAL road. end now attend, : A.. u
10 e Inc location offers gre1 { ind1ce,ngy, "in
sIs son "isnng to do small business az !, 80
~ q uem SUI prosperous town and ygitbont 80
C0HpsiIlon: The stock of procsT;ss :. ~. any,
~ tmy oes' leading articles aud the n yt',es ano
Any one Nishin. TO ca au,ins .ss, arc
on wHi ~ Lose who Will give every sat;sC,1aii
on ine subject As no new EceDss .s aiis
I,h on, sIpeaiion ought 20 he made soon 'o 'n
n,e STOCK viii be .tmJvOd 10 town on ~" ~
-N'' "pis M REff n g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
AWFUL STEAMBOAT ExPLosio 4,


The NV steamboat Asdora. lying IN the basin q,
Baltimore. on Thursday last, Nth sbout hundred
persons on board. bsrsI her h,lers and sunk Instant
IT, The following IA partial lie Of the persons in.
Jured and KILLED
John e Male. EsI the agent oG the steamboat
iine was on hplrd with has tvo sons Mr. No.Ie
had his right fot d'1locitod lnI was injured ia the
''de and back SON after he was taken hume he
Mr. Moales eldest son William Elm. lad "A
yea sofage, was killed almost Instantly. His second
son. who was also OH board. was dangerously IN.
cured.
Joseph LOoomp'e ID both leg, broken and wa, O.
iherwise much injured lie was blown high into
the su and fsl on bOlri the steamboat Consitu
lying eIase BY. He died soon after he was taken
shore.
Capt John ViokeI keeper IT public hose IN
hcClellsn's Alley. blown into the air and fell
upon tho wharf tie was taken up dead.
Andrew r Henderson,. Esq the President of the
steamboat Line, was sealded severely aud Wounded
m The head Tie appeared TO be dung we'll on hurs
day night.
John walChman. The builder ofthe snrin- of,bs
boat injured. bur not serionsly
- Young. ship JOINER. blown on board this Cnn.
shtutIun. died Immediately
benjamin French. painter. v no resided "a Potter
street. killed
- XII
schded. hut not dangerously
John Henderso1. pump an block maker. Pro-,
street. sealded m the hand. but not serinasIy
Alberi Ramsey. engineer Of the bpaI. injured r.,
was also th aSsI1nt engineer bnf n - dans-y,usIy
Richard Lln'hIcum. badly scalded leg broken
Snd recovery doubtful
Duncan Ferguson slightly huIt
AieIandeT Spawn not much injured
Samuel Glann,-seVersly scslded
Vast Gully. sailor. badly sal5ed
John SPseddsn.-'hip carpenter. dangerously
Uounded-noi expected to recover
-Knylor, severely sca'ded.
--B'snsn.-phnIer badly sealJed
James Wilson (bslieved to be 4 workman se
vsrsly scalded
William 'berIs. badly Icaldsd
Lawrence RigEer. seriously injured
James Clhrks. not expected % live
Thomas Eldndge. not eIpscteJ iohvs
George Enlsy. workman 81 wNehman's foundry.
very b IDLY scalded
John Son. printer. dsId
David Frazier badly scaldsd
Patrick Collins very much nutilalsd
Hicbarish Nichols Scalded.
Francis Bezyt seriously scaLIsd
JsclIon Reeder. very badly sCslded rot sI2set !
ed 10 live
S'ripple.-slghIly scalded
John Burns. q lad. dead.
James Crawford. badly scaldSd
JONES Mitchell. missing
JOseph Gregg. seriously scaldsd.
LeSiH Bssiop. hremrn. ,cuIded.
Francis McI.esr. missing
George Hoofnag ie.---s workman IN the establish.
ment ofAIr wsIchmln. badly SCI Id,d
Smith. Ship Carpenter h,iag near CsnlJa
very much sealJed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The Ri. Rev. w,LLr,s ME,Dr, Bishop Of the
pioos's Of Nirginis Is INV visiting the Western
pan "fhis Diocese and will he IL. thi. Pr;.h ,u,;,
'he present week Divine service may De sIpev.
Ted Of 81. Mathew. tEpi.c.pal) Churrh. ON Tsr,.
day night the 18Th Instant at O'Clock. and - IN
be held on the succeeding day including the Sab.
hath following The hour. Of rviee will De IN.
ropuced &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

HoS sssU1L PEESrIss We regret N, d.p,,.
infs Of his eIcsllsnI from the Co., n Inc n
> , 'naio lie ha' occupied = seat there r., el,t.n
yTar'' snd there - not us presume. . mer.bsr Of
,he body 81 any pauy who will say that Samuel
Ifon'-' curing hH pefiod ever uttered 9 ssntimsnt
OF gave vote IN opposition ., rs ,y,o ,.,,,,.
opiniyns Hs 10 man Of elss, and ,,,.,g in,.ll.c,
Of comparatively fes words
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

THE FATEOF GEN.US-L. r. L. whose n,ms
lew years ss' rang ihr ughout the world where
yer the English lang cage wa spoken, AMI whose
tender and beautiful lyrics niinus o. touch eve.
~ heart. sleeps now o. tn Ist Of AIIica, ia a
grave which Is not even rasel absve the suracc of
Tie surrounding ground and without a stone Q.
marx the spot III r unhtPJy IA nnc in that far aud
unconsenial land has recently been visited ny one
oi her coun'rJmsn, who states thrse fac $ with re-.
terence To her ear,hly resting place. WAT Night
to the M'rnns OF n life which opened rs did hers'
Cin. Message
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

PiANO PLAYER List. tho Pianist, has been
IhfOwins all Berl'n into Irver. A ,c,,-dins 10 a
'e"er from that city M iiea can be form u oG tho
seIlsar'n which Mr. LIZ hls cIuS d. Ticket, are
engaged even before the aunouul enenis Of the run
crr'S Notwithstanding he court bring IN moi ~.
ing Tho King and q iesu have nenrI him scvcrd
times IT, Is considered Is tho mast extra .rLinar:
mu,iral phcn rnenon of the day. l. ut proceeds 10
- Peiers5nTsh by way uf Warsaw lie la. signIlisd
MS intention iogive uP performing. and 10 conins
hun e fs'lely to cumpo,iIr n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

MAIL RoBBERY-Thc mail between Zans.
vile and Lancaster, Ohio, Vas robbed on Thursday
night OF last week The diver VA, ,,,,,,.od II y.
guilty. particularly rs he en the neIt morning, IN.
der preience Of visiting HI. niIS Who he said was
dying IN Clay'vilc. Washington county. Pa He
was followed by the post Muster Of ZlnosvilIs. M.
pretended near Pittsburgh and Ia on back TO
Zanes,ills
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

NEW YORK ELECTION -Th4 Iaio eLrstss
sicciion ln The c,iy Of New Y0rt resulted % he
eis'toD Of Iooo aoo Mayor by 1870 naiofay
--pd 20 uhigs 10 ie Ipco f,oos ia ,4hs council.
There vas . Iun IN The 9Th rsrd and q vcsy DEL,
gracsid risi 90 ths hOuss Of Bisbap 'rhs taob O..
-cmblsd 10 i'-a, q hi' residence srd mid deafsn
ing ysll' broke 10 ne windows sni desrr,rsl rnarh
81 he furniture. Tbs Ershop va. in philaseiri,i,
The military wero called 90, nns. -r.st asa,
lengfh restored
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
CONVENTION or THE FRIEVDsor AFRICAN
COLONIZATION

~ meeting oithe committee appointed on the
evening Of ihs lbth II Much By tho friend. ~ the
hmehc'n Colonization S,ciety. 10 make arrange
men'' io' m'f' general meeting OF convention. 90
fuuhsfsnce n he objects 81 that S,ri.,y
RSsoired; That ihis convention te hell 4, a.. ..
y Of WrshIngios on "Wednesday r,o 4h Of Nav
Bsrt y
Rs's'Vrd. That The Secretary n the American Co.
lonizlon S'ciefy be requested 70 ANNOUNCE tbi. Com
venilOn IN The publc papers. md invite the ,itep.
darco ell who feel interested ~ the cause Oh
q is dergnrd 10 prOHlois
b. order " The Sommiuse
RR GURI.EY
gofFsfafg a Arrorf~su q. f,r,,,.t.... -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
sosr.la,r q Amerlc.s Cslonlz1llg IS, So,
IsaTEa CAHKAss -. -.

lNhl ~ RTfsE ChhFASS.-Thsfe are three
mP1riani qusshns 10 t7Tne boio The Aert legrsla.
ipfs, Which the Wigs will oar IN Remembrance af
10 polls Hsmsly-'l,s reception Of he ISnd Fund
--lfc arrangements Of he Congregational districts
1nd no slseti-D Of q GossHltJ. They VII scarce
iesn thsss - material issufs md sacfage them fp
rsf'gnll o. -, a'nal cOD.ldsaiiJps
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

THE CONNECTICUT ELECTToNS-Thers
pOrIed rs'urnS frOm This Slne indicate no choice Of
Governor ~ Stale officers. but the run is % eluse
that nothing eerinin con DO known uuiil nc hive
the Oficisl. The Lpro FOcos poled nearly their
whole strength, while rhore Is great falling on in
tb' Wing vote
IN 1870, both parties made great erefiions for
i's Aprl election. and Polied the largest rubernl.
sSsiai sO'a ever given ~ The STATE
'SOyeu9r Ellsworth. having 9O55j
'5ohu ~ NIi,s. 9Jgs3
Scattering. OO,II2
The Joro Poo yO.s ET GorernOr % MonIay
iasf will vsfy hris lsau 25 500 beng ah.ut 500
Ices thsH 10 Aprl. 1880 while the Wing vote
will be sbsyt 500 less Than at that time
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
savanna POWDER MILL BLOWN UP,

Afer our paper had gone n pes We received
MORN lion. ihai The extensive powder wrr, 81 So.
varnr vac struck BY lightning on sunday u'Eht lee,
snd ba~n up u contained 40 ,ut friy legs ~ a,.,
Der W lives vrss Iss The hsuds we're ,U Al
upFsf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
APp-s ed. January % Is42
OAGUER tE JrY.E NAfU
r. G. HAWKINS

bSrhCI t CLLf informs the ladies and renI
n " uenen OF Wheeling that he hn. ore,.J =.
rom a short time Owe J NJ Cla,L.I
en- fhSe once, dam street. where he "a nsen.x.d
80 iurnlSh me most perfect PHOTOGRAPHIC No.
a. , su"shihe mot as heTetOf1re) be ny neces
PeIpetiale fauhfnl resemblance Of ihsn,--
IVES and irl nds on an nnpe -ishabIe tablet bn.o
80 s gu oftrrhlty OF doing so az a very mode
"J e-pehse: the extreme Beauty an! nerf.c,;n :,
n aesc miniatures oyeTformer pTOduc tons az H..
Dsseee,fcoiype cannot isIl TO please Yon are ~,
geictlnliy nVited 10 call and examine ioS 49,.
'eiDes. Hours from A VI TO sPM -"
One OF the improved apparatus for all II
lOs'ruclons apply a. above vi ''ie Wuh
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10 SHOE NAUVy.

UsI rtcriVed the Wheeling 40. .,r,. .,,,.,,,
- enc o. me Market huuse. NJ the ,,rn oc ,,,s'
Main'n"'h Is o. On assortment Of The hest b., AZ.
cco' nnafe''ed d",kid skins Of dHgreut uv,li,i.,
s snu oi"o'ng SKINS. urpsf kip and sole lsatbe,
only iOr cash M 10 .,,, Nv ="
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
MEETING

meeting Of the rirf+ens Of Wheeling i. reaues.
ted at the chyiIaII On wEpN EspAY p.,, N
nO'inAis candidate for the House OF Delegates.
MANY VOTERS.
8prl'Is 1912
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BY AUTHORITY.
Pi'srd at he 81 S .ssioa Of tie 27n c.ay,,,,
loFFIcIAL rUBLIcArIoN1

f.S
PI'asd al lhe p S .ssioa Of tie 27n csa-r,,,
loFFIcIAL rupLIcarIoN.l
pa C-Np l.
Az All making appropriations. IA part for the ci.
WI department, for the year one thousand eight
hundred aud forty two
be enacted by Tie Senate and H,us. Of R,,,>.
'eniaiires Of The UaiteJ States Of An rieI IN Con
gre'' assembled. That he following sum, he. a.d
the same are hereby. Appropriated To he ptd ou, Of
any n''n prIpriaied mnney in the Treasury viz r r
pa and mileage Of members Of Congress and dele
gates Fur hundred thou ssnd dollars r r srnton,
ry' fuel. printing, and nj 9th medicinal and Gun,
tingeni expenses of tho House Of Representatives.
one hundred thousa ID dollars: Prouidrf That ~,
part "f the sums Appropriated for the conrinyrnr
Penses oil either Mouse Of Cages shall I've ap,li-d
to any other Than the ordinary expenditures of tb,
Senate and House Of Repre- enintiyes nor M extra
allowance 10 my clerk. mss-enger or other at,s,.
deI' Of the SAID two Houses -f either of them
JOHN WHITE.
Speaker Of the H. use Of Rspresensot,v.
SAM'L. l.. SOUTHARD.
PrSs'SsUI Of IN, Senai, pro f.n.por,
Approved. December %. 1891.
JOHN TYLER
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(PTBItC-Nu . !

(PrBLIc-No
~ VT ." antho ise The issue of Treas Irv nae.
Ds IL enacted ~ ihe Senate aud HHse II R,pr,.
'e@fuhues of h' u 81 l,-s II q eicI IA G. IN.
gre'' S'eHnbied rnat the Pee silent at III, UnIIed
S'a'es 10 hrf by auth rised To cause Treasury nnrs
- oe lsH"eI ior such sum Or suns the eIigcnci .
ut The Government ~ require and IN place of s,,c
oil tie same as may he redeemed ~ ,us- other, T.,
no issue hut not exceeding the sum II & We million.
oi dollars of this emission outsi ,nding At any one
time. and 10 be @sued under the Inn ms and a.
tier Pfo'IsIoi Is Contained ia th, act snuIled"An
ACT To anihori'e the issue Of Tre1aury notes mo-
r'vsI the t~ellh day Of October. one thousand
es"' hundred aud thirty seven. except that the nu-
"a hereby gwen 10 issue Trea.rrv -L-I,
e'Pre a. the end VI one year irUm the pss,ur. hi.
act. ~
App-s I'D. January % 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

B The Cahilso lPo) Herald soys Inst On wsdus'
dsy H'orngyosing 70 tbssEitoh being oui Il iis pro
per plrce the 15-omotgo sitsckcd @, The - I'm ~
H'UasLsfE rsh - the tack 81 the sasi end ~ ~ rh
street end Rsr thrown over the eal.snt msbf irIu-
rinE he engineer 81 Co,tlsy very Brurh.
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FAMILY RESIDENCE yOR SAIr

- The subscriber offers for AL. ,I,.
nm house aud lot on the north ems, 90.
Hill nef Of Monroe ana With sttoSts
nlll wheeling Va. This h"u~s ;Ieesj
,ns'5sss - iurEp,ished and convenient 1" H..
les able res idence will get g,od pron wsnlng
m - G. T. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

a lazy Ce20v
~ Keeping sibbaibs' saves ihs sJuI
This nsn nust r. % hsaTcu.
Nul satisfied with oHe e wees
~ hlliyws 90 fhs fersr
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TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
WAsmISGroN ArRIL l5th.lSl2
SENATE

The Senate were in public sc~ iou hut short
'''ne thus ~ 'rnns The Journal orycrieriays p.u.
rccdmss having been read. the President laid ne
ore The SersIo a Regor, in,m the War DEPARTMENT
answer TO Resolutions Of ue s.r,aic MIR
spencer says that Il will no, DO Os.iDlc ~ reduce
he expenditures Of the Dcparumon. below VIA
thCy unN arc
MIR Cuh'eH OF Georgia m.l. his appearance
~ the Senate Tor The frat rn. .,ve the .srliny cf
Congress.
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THE PREsENT Vo,,-,,i,,

VIZ quariO volume { he New W,,lJ ,,,. -.
- pFosrUss hasho work esniinued IN /, r., a..
~ year afd aii persons wishing ~ sub.r,. III
md y good time 10 begin The buck ngr,.,. -.
NE ls oiJannap can YET he supplied. A G.,...,'
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on DISCRIMINATING DUTIES.

TIE 6ll"wins very interesting memorial has
int heen addressed by Mr. Triplr,t ono of,ho Re.
personalities "a Cungrcs, rom he Safe ct Kcniuu-
h. ." Ia C"nmtt"e al the iioIse OF Representa-.
uyes on Manufactures
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MEMORIALS

Mr. Ia'l''i'sc 81 n. Y. presented a r'mVsl
''o" Rochester. New YOrk.signcd BY nearly oil the
business men. who a'k Congress 10 adopt the Eichs.
Iuer Pian' reported uPon by the Committee on the
currency. and originating with the PrrsiIrnr
Mr. 4 alsp presented a mcmprial inom York
''snet by the manufacturers or watch co and Jewell
ry WIN state that the rfleci OF rhs ,tr--nr dn,es
would lead to smuggling. and therefore .honId be
''dn'ed.-Ihe other memorials we're usIaporlant.
\ lew reports were presented. b4i al having re.
ference TO private Bile.
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To the 0wraHc ia Chairman a,l rlcIgis-s Of ttc
Cumatitees on MIanfa.ilrts
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OREGON TERRITORY

Mr. L'hn called up the Rcsplu,,sn submitted nv
him some days since. calling up,n the Pre,idsar Of
the United States To give information Of mn in,en.
ton To close the treaty in reference " the JOINT Go
vernmeni of the Territory
MIR Linn concluded what he had TO say uron
'hi' subject for the present, when The subject va.
laid upon the table.
The Senate went into EIecuriy. .es,,.n =, nm
early hour. and the d"r- kept closed tIroug h
the day. II was understood that N. nominations
under consideration were OF n Naval character.
The nomination OF $ Carr j, before tho Senate
as Naval Oflircr al R,l,;n,,xo
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
GENERAL APPR )PRrATtoy "a,

The m1rning bnsinC's was unim, prIant, and n,
House at ma early hour wen, into Committee a
The whole upon the