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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-03
PITTSBURGH MARKET,

- JANUARY 70, 1913.
The Weather has been generally pleasant,
hui since yes erday we have had rain and
cold turn.
BUTTER is dull We have heard of no sales
OF any importance. Preference is given TO keg
which We quote at 7a7ic. Sales OF Roll in
small lois al 9al0c.
BEESwAx-Wc do no, hear of any sales and
continue our figures.
BAcoN-We have no new feature TO notice
IN the market. Sales OF lSa20, 600 lbs at city
cared 10 the trade at for Hams 6 Sides Al,
Shoulders aad ASS Irted A., Joles are held
81 23c. Some small sales OF country meat ST
llc tor assorted from wagon. Sale OF 5000 lbs
Hams and Shoulders from wagon al aud She
FLOUR = The market continues IN quite an
inscuve state. The total receipt> by river have
been 237 bos for the week, a les, amour, than
we remember To have been received IN any one
week Tor two years. The receipts by wagon
are e arna tnIlmg Though unable 70 quote
Any genera Improvement IN rates n Few sales
have been made of good common brands al n
shade OF adva1cr.Say 50 65. We quoie $3.50
100 as last week In o;her deserIptions IMAM
Wneat Flour nothing doing. Buckwheat in
SACKS is vet dull at Sl.l2t pr leo lbs.
nhuiT-Drlcd-PeaIhe hes have been quiet this
week and limited sales al 81 25 pr bush from
STORE Apples are in better demand and sales
VI 2ou hush lIom store at 15c pr bush They
are offered freely at that From wagon GAIA
90: vi RaiSlnS held at $3.50.
EEATHERs-We hear OF no sales OF import.
N,
IN lniS al 20: Whch IL decline.
CRoCERIFs- -SUGAR-The transactions this
week have been limited. Sales of good fair
. Sugar at4! c in hhds and Sc in bbls. Prime
o+a5ac Old is little inqnir for 5a6c will
embrace extremes Neve! we believe was SUI
gar lower or even quite so low Ia this market
at this seasoa
MoLA' sEs-Llmilcd receipts and equally as
limited S1les Large lois of New Orlean we
quote al 22c, sizlble ones 90, and by the bbl
23' 2lc per gall
o. FREE -Bn little doing. Sales OF fair to
prime Rio at to iBc
SEEDs-The receipt of Several orders Great
cd some aGimniion in ClovsTsced in the earlier
part OF the week, and sever / parcels were ia,
ken from store To the amount oi 600 bush al
S}'62i 3S5 and $40 pr bush; but generallyst
he FIRST figure
SALT is duh Nane snuat this week. In store
u is held Al $l,l5ll lSg per nominal bbl as II
lies. We hear ~ no sales fnr delivering.
I'm PLATE is now lower. nd has been so for
year past, IN this market than in any other
west OF the mountains. We continue our quo
tdiIons and remark 1t frm
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THE NEW COMET was seen at New Ta
ven on the evening Of the ejh instant MIR Ii
smith, at the Yale College ObSeivatOty SAYS:
III Is ea'ily seen by the naked eve, from 7 TO
o'clock. in the Souhwe Above the planet
Jupiter, (whlc is now very bright in that part
"i he heavens and some d>tnn:e TO the left,
may be observed grour of Stars. forming an
irregular quadrlla,eral figure, directly unde :
winch. about half nay 10 the horizon, the Coz
met RAY Oe seen presenting dim misty aspect.
e>emol,ng SnCck of iog. Il is 1t liule South
81 the Whale, in the constellation Sculptor.
In me same ned with the star Tau APPARATUS
Sc"lP'ols) Although enveloprd in The voncrS
81 me hoiznr, IL presented fine appearance
IN The large achrOmalic The nucleus was very
bright, though MOI well defned, being surroun Z
ID with dense coma, AID the tail was a5oui
" degrees IN length; ana after proceeding a
'ralghl tine, htile ia tanteS from the MUG.
ieas, II seemed suddenly - branch on like
iau.
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with ~ lurth hrdo-a, than may be nee
e,sarv i'r the acco'aplIshm mt Of that
ohJs't by the constituted authorities OF
he two countries
Resolved, That the Governor BE re-
queSte To- co nmun,calo copy "f the
anove resolution Ia each ofth Senators
and Representatives OF thus Com non
wealth III the Congress OF tho United
SAFES.
Mr. S,ovall. ms snoa ms the question
was announced, called for the previous
q IeSron,
81. Daniel Of X e. M Anderson
dr Stephenson and Hr Frencn, pro
ttS ei "ga'nsI tho app icalion of the
Previous Question
Nh French said no had voted to take
hp. with the vie, oColierns tina fnllS..
tax, w'lch m the appreciation OF wings
aud Democrats
Provile thu by such annexa, ion, IN {
nluonnl honour shalt in no wise b,
tarn shed.
Mr. S'ov,Il wilhlrew the call for IN,
PrcvIous q ,rsrinn aud then the rc>olu
tnnS were nude tho order OF the day
Tor tn morrow.
he bill To form new county Of parts
lot Bickinghan, &c. was taken up
when Mf Anderson oTired an n mend
nent requiring lhlt The new county
shall voie IN al elections, as its scvera
paris do now.
Nc Tnler ntlared a substitute. which
makes the new county vote as i, now
does IN Senatorial and Congressional
elections; but that The new county shall
have u De'ega;e aud Buckingham O NJ,
one
The amendments AMI bill were then
laid on the table aid ordered to be
printed.
On motion OF MT liner,
The House adjourned.
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GENEkALAS>ENjiLl OtNIRG MA
S.NArE
IuesIny. Jan 2S, lSA

o. |r,,,io, .,",l ~
o.,I,r.L,, ~ ~. "AAN' I"s o''l
Dn,Ijr.aaa new counN' 10 o. called
,''uu''uSe, oot OF parts OF Harrison
NV nv y'or ""u N'ch'e' was taken
NJ, ,vn,o,
n, Do v,an 10y a., !" ,Dp'y 20 inquiries by
u.s. - '"n' "''de Some explanations OF
,'' '" PROPOSED |" me N'a.
A. Inn OPP SEQ me amendments,
,,.,.. ,,"''''" ''' OH c'ad % inc mole OF
spIn,i,,na'. ,.' r,''po 'I:'l oe'hS uhcoh
~ ".'''," NS "'S' ull N'SSrs' Psyton,
N'',''"S anu Cnner'"h
w. "o"en ana ""Iey MAINTAIN
NJ r'"P''e'' OF 'he "Hlendm'ni.
va ''.'' '''e" N 'Fen me indefinite p"st
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CITY OFTICERS FOR $40.
MAYOR-C EO DULTY.

WAY oR-C EO ~ l. L L.
C0unGHmea:
IhoS Hughes, Matthew MLlrc, w p Wilson
w w Snnyer, A S Todd, S Brady,
r Sanbofn, Geo Mcndell o HeiskelI
VI Nelson, T. CopD. WIN pnmob,a
I1c"b Amick, Il f Kelley, II Roberts,
- Lamb.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL
On OrGsnaHesS-Mes>fS Ne,son, Brady and
Wheat
On Hmnces- Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb ''''
=, o. Aceounts-Messrs shhver, sanborn and
Kelley.
on STcets md AHi0-Messrs Todd, viii.
'on, SenGell, Amick and Kelley.
On Ha'fr Uorks--MesSrs Sanborn, M'Lurc.
Todd, Coen and Roberts
On Mtrket House -MeSs-s Heiskell, Pam.
phrey and Coen.
IN COaI B0nkS-M Ne SSrs Amick. wi sop. Re.
"[tS and Superintendent of Wafer Works.
OH nh0rrsS-Shriyrr, Hughes and Amick.
q f"e cP9rf,HeHt-M cSSrS Todi M'Lure
Sae0"rn Pumrhrey and Roberts.
IN PtiioHS--Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanbcrn. '""
IN Sd,ories-Msssrs Kelley, M'Lure, shr.
yer, Brady and Nelson.
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t"N n I u rs.
THE BUSTLE.
Vn mDtIOn OF Mt IIInor
The House adjourned.

Mr.. EIhor:- 1t is curious to trace The
history OF this part of our ladies' dress
10 20 no farther than fifty years back, W.
hnd that what now loads he round swell
ing supporters of the bust, and shews such
graceful rotundlty bchiad, had its place
IN front, and exhibited II more natural and
Interesting appearance.
In periodical, published in En- Iland
IN i|03. (Looker-on. No. 81 y there an
! pears tne following account oi this fash.
! n: was good dca! amused an sur,
! p used, say The ecror, Mr. Simon Olive
branch. "by the numerous changes which
hnd taken pllce since my las, visit, and
winch appears In every circumstance O.
NE; and ihongh npon he whole. the ball
ance was much OF the SIDE of improve,
ihent, l had not got To the end OF INV
street before encountered vast deal ,hnr
was rIdIcu ou- rnl discornmcadab!e. Tho
hrSt observation ! was led u make on Tie
site of he Capital C. ndnn,l was. the
very pro ming symptoms Of An in .rea,-
ing popnl 'tion, IN the shapes of the Young
adde's; AL own was much delighted
&" behold s. tnu ii elegance and fashion
en- Is vd ~ The cause o. mn,rImnny.
/ drew PLAIN Inference from Ibis spectacle
that WAS very h'norable 10 my i,I ow
creaiurrs;-and con,iicrel i, as The Of.
'SGi mn t1e pro1i al that sincliiy of o,a.
/ ra'S under viii the marriage slate Is
SON TO be crednedinI promoted 80 in lhs.
eXuHa'I III ut my spiri 5 was on the o JIni
( OF hpprprrlhung % myself II share in This
Ia by revo'n'lnn, when, happening TO call
al Il fashionable la les schop!, 10 en- uire
alter The heal OF two OF Mr.. llworih's
neI'eS. was again sconcerted by be-
holding my .wo young friends, who were
neither Of the fourteen wears old, in
very maiureStn of pregnancy. III ,uoh
am spared the conl'usi m OF a blush. bv
the OlIpe cast of my complexion. f,lt y
strong sensation of inward shame mt an
appearance 81 suspicious, and had Just
made up my mind 10 call the Young ladies'
aside, lht might put such questions In
'hem as my aye allowed me, before car.
red this unwclcome news 10 my worthy
unSuSpeytIng friends, w1en cDupe oil
fren IN tea hers entered the room, lhal
seemed each wlihln mon of bringing
twlhS into the world, 70 lowed by the GOV,
crnes', who, though apparently turned of
II ty, brought with her a more rampanr
prolu5crancc Than them al put together.
'hndd"fad at my own pinchrd up figure
amidst his surrounding pIumpncss, and
seemed To myself almost shrunk up TO
no'hIn5-lil, no longer able TO bear i, ou,.
stole my hat OF the peg on viii II it was
hnn5, AMI hIving recommended all the
conpiny TO the protection of heaven. re.
ph'red straight Ia my landIady, to enlrear
soutrIn of this strange phenomenon
From herl learned that this
pr'posierouS lncumbrnnce was onlv oae
OF Hose burlhcns which the tyranny of
ihs,nnn IS i'y imposing on the sex,'' ISc
The auho prorscIs to iggcsi several
remedies for the evil; but he had not the
"'l to d'yise The very simple Que of The
i'"ies OF or day-iust to give the yad
turn, and just it bchiud.
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LOVING AND FoRoIvING.

Oh, loving and torgiving-
Ge angel words OF earth,
Years were not worth the living
Ii ye two had not BIRTH
oh, loving and forbearing-
How sweet your mission here;
The grief that ye are sharing
Hath blessings in lis tear.
oh. Stern and unfo'giviuS--
1e evil words of lite,
That mark The means OF living
with never ending Striie.
Oh, harsh ana unrepenting-
Flow would ye meet the grave
IL Heaven, as unre.enting.
Forbufe not nur i0Tgav,!
Oh, LOVING and forgiving-
Sweet sisters of the soul,
In whose celestial living
The pa sions lind control!
Sill breathe your influence DER IS
Wbene'er ny passion croS'd,
And. angel like, restore US
he paradise we lost.
CHARLES SWAIN.
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FOR TnE TIMES.
A DREAM.


i hnd dream which was not all dream
:. Byton.
Meihoush, stood upon cliff, high brow.
~ the bright SUI was SINKING in the west;
ANA a. TAT a The eye could reach, he axe and
plough,
Natures Wild beauty bad le.r at rest.
And baihed in silver LIGHT below
>ieam majestic IN ia onward flow,
urSed IN forest aS II sJu. ht the sea-
20 lose itself .ietually.
And n q distance reared against The. >kv.
The azure mounisinS rose anil tpSei'd Ger
ali;
Seeming ss though The uo,ld they would defy,
Ic scale the batrierS oi Dune Naiure's wall.
And Oh. twas Sw set to gaze on this,
10 g'se on Nature asst is;
While Zephyr> loaded as the bee
with odours, were waited ro3nd c, ntinually.
| stood there no. alone. on Il at cliffs brow
Stood one as pure and bright, as tn expiring
ray
Oh the setting Sa~; and there we breatL'd
vow,
Making her mine tho near or far away.
How lepi my heart win pleasure wiGl
Mnai oilSS was mine as we besuiled
TIE hours, with n-e ing hopes and vain,
nor needed darkness and his tram!
change came DER my dream; and Twas. q
i'arlul changt
Stood, neihCuehi, within q ci,y's WALL
With sOmbre brow and heart eSiranged,
And thought without pang apun my lall.
Thought mol OF het 20 whom ny love.
was sanctioned by the powers above,
Who still believed me fond n ever,
But enuld / love her? alas, no ne veIl
Wheeling. Va. WALTON
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feet WAFER ID the channel, Falling.
PORT OF ~ssn. WHEELING,
-ssss.sS5cii.n...ss12
STEAM 0O.,r nCCIsTEu.

i------' '.'"t r'tpar,nres of Boos for he iast Q
hours, ending yesterday al 4o'-hck; "
ARRIVALS,
Rhode Is ahd, PitI sburgh.
Gutter, do
Uucs, do
Plymouth, do
Kevenue Cutter, Cincinnati.
Josephine, do
Sw'lIsure, do
Majestic, do
d PARTURES.
Rhode lSl1Hd, Nashville.
Revenue Gutter. Put,bureh.
Josephine, do
Swi1sgts, do
Majestic, New Orleans.
Gutter, Cincinnati.
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tlc Report oi tho Tuird Aud, or #
the Treasury.
FuST oFFICE APPROXIMATIONS
Mr. DC ny OF \ - at . late n ,ur moved
that the House 20 into Cnmn,,t-n OF the
Whole. 10 Wke up IN. Post Office An.
proptiItInn Bal. The motion prevailed.
ant Mr. Iibbals was called 10 the chair
The Post Office 1911 was read. AMI nj
once Ian aside without debate TO bo re
ported TO the House.
rENsI HILL.
The Pension b. was called IN. read
through and then without opposition laid
aside 10 be- reported tn the House. This
tti nppr"pr,a,eS nearly Two mi,lions oil
dollars
P'RTrICATI ~ BILL.
Tho Forii6caliou Bill appropria,inc
/ > 90, 900, was likewise without d.-hii,
/ .ald ASIDE to ne reported To the H,usr
ms 81 apnr"pra,es ) 10000 Tor For
washington On The Potomac river.
INDIAN ArPRnP IArloNs.
This Bul was also read through il
detail.
M MoKuv said he would MT ask ,ha
ms bul should be- laid ASIDE t. be re
/ pur'"i 10 the House .emnved ,h;,, ia,
N"mni'er rise and report the tire,
/ previous bills which was arr,eftp.
Tho Posi- Ollie Appropriation BIZ
he Pension Bill and The Foru!icarnr
Rl.. were then en- crossed and GnnI,
passed when the House adi"urnol.
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TWENrY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SECOND sESsI n.
WAsnINGToN, Jan. Goth, 1913


~ '''' ~''"' 1910
SENATE
mr. Opham ct VI. presented the Res9
lnuoas OF the Vermont Legislature in iavJi
'' me ue> 'e SO ct the t'agNIng prIsdegc.
%" 'e ieH"ch'" OF The present ra'cs OF
= N,Se
<i'So' 'he IN solutions ct tho same Leg.
N''u'e !" lay { OF The Iani OF 1912,
ahu III 'a'or ni The disr'nution OF the pr
Gee o. NE sales OF he Pablo Domain
""o's '"e people OF TIE several States
A'Sn, lh,rd SCI Of Resolution, relating
:" we annexation OF Texas. They pro,
'S'eo earnestly oghus III" measure ana
F" was stated 'hat ne Resolutions were
P"S.Vd WIN E,e'' ,I"nInIty.
N'' 'h'Se resolutions we're read. and
, ", iaS' was referred to the COMMITTEE Oh
'"..'-h h''aiions'
ar ""'han"n pres n'ei memorials
rom F'oHSyl,hna against ne annexation
OF eNaS Mr.. Woodbury. presented n
,,m''r one rom New hampshire. NJ.
hfs'ze another tom Illinois.
9e' eFi' o,'is from The House were read
'hu referred
VT ASHLEY rePortei Bill supplement
'h'l 10 me redemption Bill, wIh a view
"o iur'her amendment Ct The Laws and
s'""'"s 'Ii'her pr'-emp'I"n-.
III 'FAw CONTRACT.
Mr.. Jlnagin called up h,s r, solution rr
Ia'mg u the Choc,aw CONTRACT. Without
"'l'cHon 1t was adopted
several private bills were disposed o..
when the special q drrS were called for by
MIR, Mrrrlck, b-iuL the bill ro RETIRE me-
rnirs az Pos'Ige, modify the lr mixing prr.
y'cge' anj pil"n end 10 the Private X.
presses.
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NIoLTSS The New York Trle Sun
IN an article published ZONE time since
on The violin which is decidedly the IN .
roya' IN us resources OF all mIsical in.
Nruments OremArks thit II has hoe,
called the king of instruments. in c1usc-
1ncnce Of rs being nearer perfection m
us scale, and zones dun any other. /
history Is some shat obscure. b.t IL j.,
supp 'sed to have taken lis origin from, fine
'nc,cni viola. The an"q rnrlans con.
ten that some Ronln medals b,,r rs.
prescn atoms Of an instrument rcsemll,n,
It IN appearance
II was not known i'm Engr,nd. ha.y..
YER 'lII the time 81 Charles Isi WIN.
learning that the French Kin, had he.
com" partial to Ibis KIND Of uudc e.
la1Iish"i o band a. twenty four y,ol,pi,rs
VINO amused him whllo at dinner
Perhaps the old song Of 'Fourand tween.
~ hId'ers all IN +" row may have had us
o"gIn IN lhe idea that four AMI tyrnfv ,c
these gentlemen were necessary ro MI.
a complete tand
At Crc"ona in Italy. n family rsndo,
ed I's'Ii famous by heir proInu,oo or
superior yio ms. The AmH, Gu,rpo,.
and 5 pilvaFi, arc justly celebra,eI f.,
Their workmanship. in the T,rcI
"hrre good instruments are ais, n'aI.
We he'r Of 8'sineronI klDlz ltissarJ.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

''N'SH Or htI PRESENT WIVES.
Resolution was adopted 10 prin,
"OuO ezra copies Of the Annual Cnm-
merciai Statement from the Secretary OF
The Tfea ury.
Tine House then went into Committee
.ol tie Whole upon The State Of tie Union
Mo Weller. OF Ohio i'm The chair
THE OREGON BILL.
Was taken up, and debated al length
Mr. Duncan. was full armed with n s95.ch
and addressed tho Committee Tor the
immediate and summary occupation Of
Oregon
mr B"iser Of Ala addressed the Conn
miuee Tor tho next hour upon this sub
CT a and was as warm for the re.occu-
patton OF Oregon as he was for anncxa,
non OF Texas. Ills legislature had Ia.
Ken deep interest ia both of these
measures
Mr d said he believed that our rilhtt o
lhe Oregon was undlspIlrd aud though
ms question was likely to involve us b.
war; ne was ready to take pruunl in
Favor Of It. lie hud bern watching tbe
progress Of Great Britain upon this sub.
o. T. and was auNluu, tn check her
COLOSSAL strides upon the nat ons OF the,
earth lie was agaias; nego'iaiJn, Tor
"h'neycr we negotiated we lost ground.
I'D uIs view the treaty Of 1911, resnlieI
~ The dtsmembrrmeat OF mime Sooner
hdn he would have yp.ed CIr that ircq.
~ MS arm should have been wrunp
Tomus socket. Speaking Of the trcag
~ cited IN the S ato las year he spnke
/. ID. nm 4f.' trlr..t D, .s.....ft
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LEcIsL,TURE.-It has already become
gene ly known, among our citizens,
that the Committee Of the Legislature
have reported n favor Of giving to the b
IL o. Rail Road Company, the right OF
way through the State. No further ac .
ton has been had on the sui iec,
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CoUNctLLoR.-On Thursday last Ra-
fe'gh I. Daniel. Esq of Richmond, was
elected Councillor Of Safe for three years.
The vote was 70 TO n for Rutherford.
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TnECLAY TEA.PARrY


Io be H. There was the teas, NJ iba
ieycs, he feast IT the reason. oflh. f,nc, |
Of iao taste the dgmcn', ihs soc.ai feel. I
IN Of our na'u,e Ia ,he hi ,he., d,.,-r., I.
we hal been led, FROM an O .c,,.,o,oi
game ~ the 70 IN when in ,tae q.
P,Spara ION ~ | he USE am spiu Of u,
wig Il dies ""u'd ia almost AN lei, |
Slu'n Tor ihti tleuds; VI we con foSs tb,,
u exceed "a our .nosl slncuine expecla.
u"hS' noih N he taste, IND ss.rv and ex.
peaSe dl PLAYED. That our rci,-ts ~ mo
we're not present may lo,m some idea o,
The scere, We wI.l describe i, as neauy
as our hum lc pen can DO 1t.
our News Room, in which The marty
was held. l. eighty feet bv thir,v.fiyr art
one OF ne haud>oncSt finished rooms i,
The Western country. IL was forusrIv
thn Masonic Lodg. room aud sni.
retains The Inprc,s that a weannv
ledge would give To their room So far ~
aTcni'eeture Is concerned. To those ar,
hamenIS The work OF tie ladies had adl.5
cha.m ha' can hStiec be imauined ,h,r
described. Flo pillar to pillar extent.
"a branches ct eycrgreCnS, climbing lh-
Pn'arS and pilIslres we're thick wrea,beS
V. ,ne same, that gave them almost the
''1hhrss "i ms forest tree, aud thrnugb
Inc muck branches shone the sDi eued
moon Ike RAYS OF many hinps. Damn
enS' 'hd rose nc rostrum Of the prcsi,iino
"Aicer o. The iudse with its pillars and
irtscoed, Covering. Over that was laced a
likeness IT Washington ex'endiug In the
ceilIng in iron. AID below that. Tho like.
u SIS OF Clay, with the Virginia cn,l oil
arms at The side and the motto n ,in,no
a cac1, fhe.e arc my levels" OIL
each SiIe hung large anI'el,o mt mirr.rs
mat reheotcd the long tables, with the
hundred brilliant lights, tho sparkling
giass' me SILVER and china upon hem
Behind the Presidents Chtirwas susnan
ded me ELEGANT Ia ne presented hy the
hdIeS OF Wheeling 10 he Cluy CHI oil
me ciy, IN May last. The sides Of The.
room were hung with portraits Of the
distinguished pltrInts nl the c.rnlrv.
monS winch We saw Franklin. Na4i.on
and Harrison. These we're inicrsncr.cd
WIN Rtinung9. among which the Inrro
p 'Inllngs Of The temptation. and wild .
and iorclbe molatain s.cne attracted
tlnc1 attention and admiration. Wa var.
surprised nIm0s, 10 ncrcduli,v when H..
formed that he artist was preseut. nm
had contributed m1ch, PERSONALLY. 10 re
entertainment. We do not believe Ib,,
!hey have e er been sqnal,ed hv anv o,h
or american lady, much less an amateur
oh The right stood the "hew pust Office"
ana we go MT know when We have seen en-
drnSe a crowd around UucIe SANS Dos.
olite, except when The re'urns from New
,rN were coming in. The ladies' who
Oil 'I.tcd had pnpf or, IN do a., % a.
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CoNGnESs.-'llie Sena'e did NJ, 81, on
Saturday, and thu House was engaged in
the discussion of the BILL TO establish n
territorial government over Oregon.
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RESOLU TlONS.

"a u lst IO-NO.
/ By Mr. Marshall Of F-Thaf the Com
mlitoc OF Courts inquire into the expo
dl'ncy OF So amending the act enlrlIed
an aci "concerning the formation al
new counties" pissed April 5jh, 80
as 10 dispense with The necessity OF Ia -
NIng the vote at any place in the coun
ysr counties ont Of which it is prong
Sed to form n W county. except at the
Court House. and the different precincts
thin the limits Of the proposed now
county.
by Mr. BilIups--That the Committee
at Schools inquire into the exncdiency OF
establishing Free Schools Ia the sew ,ra.
counties and corporations of tn S Com.
morwcallh.
By Nr bcako That this House, tho
Sem " concurr,ng ihereis, will proceed.
IN Ihur~d1v neat, To- the election of "A
Councillor OF State.
y, Mr nor 70 uf H.-That leave be-
l'yep To brig IN Dill to Incorporate the
'mGinH S0r agricultural Society.
PETITIONS.
~ VIZ NCPhersOn- O. the Officers
70 Rsg,mcutoi Virginia Militia.
ASKING permission 10 drill within ths
bounds Of SAID regiment
~ We Iyreo-OI 1rhn 1f:Clanp
John Brown, Jtmes G. Neil, md ,shn!
stephenson. asking The passage of a lag
To authorize them 10 pay into The Tren.
sur 'hr 'o%e' due them, on certain
Lands returned delinquent.
ny 81, H,rsal-D "a. Odi;.rs o. the
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noUsE or DELEGATES.

EAbAN' Jan. 20, u 10
Mr. Anderson Presen ed a report from
The comnilee OF Schools and Colleges.
agalrs the proposition referred ln them
for with ''awIng the annuity of $l5 90
To the University Of Virginin;and a hou
sand copies Of the report were ordered
10 be pinned.
Mr. Campbell called up the engrossed
bill changing the tiiues Of holding the
circuit superior court, of the county uf
Camp bell winch was rca third lime
and passed
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