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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
HORN * DILLON.
.IfNIPEDC .H.'

Il
CHEAP 4 ) THE CHEAPEST.
Il AsT SIDE MARKET ST. a few doors te'ow ihe
fcsi once, have supplied iheu selves with a rev
superior syie ard fs'ter themselves thai with len
years EAfsRiINCB they VIII ie able 10 reader tho
mos. rcfirci 50 stsciIJu. Nh.
They carry on tie House and STEAM GOAT rIUM
III Nfi ~ an i'sbraaches. Hs Il'.
LhTE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE
By arrangements with ts Ipauut4ctnler we have re.
ceycd aud VIII cons, Aptly lie receiving and prea-cJ 10
supply lie shove Iine. whOeese Snd reiE OF the tos,
quality, and as low az can 10 bsd On Abe country.
Ihey have fgnsaltll on band liydran,s Of al -e'on;
rrscrli 3nt, Naters Kettles, yyt'er closets am ls
Boz aud eoid shower tafs. ro,oris r bcachina eheah
ca 4FaTais, cad coins, Fa'ept ham pumps al pipes
90 a sizes, sheet lead of any thickness and worked up a.
ANY unrer Df form
Ws'e- conducted through ieadoa pcs from springs TO
] aNe'liu1 houses in the ruGnlty.
suc-mf pumIs ~ country velr, steam eneinss &c
Az orSois Tia ikia'y received AID puneualy attended
/ STfA3I row EB.
Tor Wanufscurrg purposes be supplied 10 several
descriptions Of rCchanieE W the end story of their u
ding, or on tie ground roOr al very moderate rent
Nhoelug, AHril ., ls.6
! M'iNTCSii'S w HEATFIELD HOTEL.
Iiowsrp ~. Burisopr
FT1Hb NbEfsiGNED respectfully IN FORMS bis friends
- and nc travelling puhGG generally that he has ak 6i
he entire MANAGEMENT ufthc Whcsired Hotel aud thor
- y c'oans'l, painted and ie.fas nisled 20 on sepe
- -tylc, rendering b Ofthe most arus so ose m
Vie Ciyi and asks share ofthc publics ratr1pa1o
JOHN M'INTOSH
y. r. The Whea;fed Porter is sway- roaliy a, lhe
srrva OF Cars and Boats convey iagga-c 70 tie Ie
fies of eharge--cn. Aur. =.
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XTRAOrOF rOFrEi

n WOULD remind ihe lovoys Of rioh, dclicsus CUP
= OF Coiec that cOnun,;e 20 sell fsN's Extract 81
oce u saves a. least hslftle expense clears h
co1ee perfectly and v rich and Wholesome " ili h,.
li-h the srce ia feiacts al mafaotuTefs prices with
TIE addition OF carriage, al No, is Mgkei square.
aug p ~ M'GfNNfS. agent Gpy va
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NoTIC,E.

~ ANiNC disposed Of Toriisn OF my sfo~e 10 IN.
- hughes Jr n il necessary for have my busi.
ress settled uP all porsous therefore. knowing them.
selves INDEBTED 20 the uhc srnei eiheruy noe ur
aceount &C requested to nnke payment 10 tn Hughes
Jr.lwhO IS authorized 20 rcceiN e lle same
Wheeling, Aug. q, 1876. NJ. e. LEECu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

CITY DlSPENSARY, &C.


w p are sow rergirng AID pprHHg 81 ti~ sil.H.
W. sgd Enlimf Ffo.f i1|re lId u.'i ..r.I.f
.foet ~ vsrctf snd fancy arlr'ts UII- rev. fai .s
erel witb osfcs fotn 81 fo ffitc ind Intrt rl 90 IL
.id al fusi afralrr aId t'si. r.rtE.tIr fn 90 "a.
ff fI'f0ffrr Irf.a anf fri.ff N.t... ..F. III l a
N le say r1diHg. ivory coiift ii'IH lDr .ef com
fo.aa e1nts Tug.sh H@w d.tsfiHr r.mIt, q ttl
wing soan Besd and sIt ffrsfFi Portot i1eta aisfe
NnDkf. BInnef cane bunitnofa, Cnetsiaca, t.ek Cam
nIDn loo d. Msric tau;efrs. Smell io1fs sHr riss.fr
tons and eia.s tIfsf tubes Cirw rsaes. false fa.fs
ThrDwtnf and hnmuling toes. Hsfmuuita whiyF. lffs
Uafps Hafmonra Cafiuucifs taae lfalst hDt bufcaui
fir ynuHr .sHt4 WISH rfc8f vaIely OF TOYS and Dffe
tf'ltes GOO numerous 90 meHfinu. t1i aHd rtaflius
ii. sala ..t 1'EtTfH.
i Ua..ag - Union ft W Hre.ag ia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

/ oiviu ar,tcies.
I suIstvr GupLoyyl,rl'ess Itti-o
lnlfcfisl d. Mrs'csu rest~vc Cheese
! (" Young ly sou 10 fara,, Is salt
BACK 80 ls'lt do an toVet
J Rssf Isva a. -ss Sun'f D ari,, Flnut
Fancy Biodo Cf, tursi i;redr
" ud whie ID Hams StaoiIdesso .ijos
NLhtas'd 10 Spcru, tondics
~ thogo'Sc totid & tipt 'ru''ls 10
SUI etiot $ House Nossses "a iefvlt2 NusN scs1
y y 80 ShgN4uH StaN ....
pcuiiy rcf'd Losf sugar Nureps. eJ 10 10 ia-r
10 10 Sh an losvcs Cuvh, rhoicc.k "a Tobacco
SUI oriyg CfiisicG s4c1r Ran es old SEQ ga inui
a" N.or'CaE1 go EC.siis ldifmc4ly Cscaf.
MAI & 2. Netbpst'lifS aui-l And euu. ~
- iHerrirg utei Rice oySdvr
No rriuln od Sbad Lead and Shot ..t
Fepret ground and uns'd Percussion cas-
Nlsiec Cloves Hlatkirr -uiesrui'p trrs.e.
tii"apon =. Ciarer a-nf She's B.sckint.
y I've az Nutxeg s.f.5.G. T,s, 10, s - Nails
Rice Sinyins fi,s rorcs snd Corfs.e
Rais0is ffcuch tnfraris Hctvef Iinsieia ..it.
2 merits Lgfliali Nsl,ufs SUic 'ior tidsr N4rS-sr
Iecors Sop siid AT.oRos WINNIE AID letCr mayer
''eriuan = sdder Ink. P'a-t Sand
Niin and Copperts $40 ad lplp wihdoyy r'ur
Nuh . variety ofV'hct aytiries cNuocird in daA
irom The Fast aud C-cicfe. WhiclWn irakc he Assort
incnt very complete, al " which VIII lie scid the
cheapcs, -eiCs. ~
Having some experience it business shall devote my
c eois IN procuring cnd 0iv keeuiug Tie tos,
iicles wit he assurance that wi sr A. I'll dimes
rhca a. Rpv CHER hOusV m tie city Nld ould rvs
reesiuiN luvie az those Whaling lNrsn to call and
eNaiIine fdr themselves lsiose pun chasing elsewhere
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coI.uSinris, &, lSsunAAcA,epM

! AGENCv FOR WHEELING. NIX. Lfsr!BoN
NJ shriyer & Siere's " arehovse, Naer sas,,. ~ IL b,
Hen VIII iake rishs Buidnps 90 al Kinds Sieen-
n bca's and Jarlces, Fsciorcs. Mns keens's-s Plat
oais and Cargoes &C. against los dansce ~ ir or
be danges aud ferik oi The seas lakes rivers
favorable terms. 's' -
..f Ht RETURN PREMIUMS. 81 isfff1fr
Their agents authorized make the follow inc
terms wiih their cusgomets III.
ANY terson iustirhg single risk by which no loss 20
The company Is sustained. shall receive peutn on ap
ica ion 60 the agct, OF 10 per cent the amount Iad
Ounet gross rremuuis paid each year A,nountinc 10
$500 or over. ist cent do, amounting S9oto or
over, 10 per cent. .fr.t -tif ~ iai -.
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VFGETABLc REMEDIES
AT BRENTLlNGER'S APOTHECA

BRFN blNGf.R = APO ElstA,
Ashland SQUARE Wheeling, Va.
HE subscriber has this dsy teen appointed Sole A.
gen. " ,his si,y for nc sale ei pee'ot . Eo.cs
adapted 20 the varinns diseases which he human
ds Is subject. of which Re following Is a liS.:t
T Rqscs frophy'acic syrup enlres, fuT 'hc cIfe
o. al chronic Diseases affections ofthc lungs and sefo-
IL Hnse's Cough Syrup, fpr diseases u ,he lungs co
tErrh. bruac1itis &c
Dr. Roses Crnap Five svrup
~ Roses Gems EStrsci of ssnS9ariiia
Or Hose's coirh lozsurss fr i,aa,ion ofihe Iros 4
d. Roses liufmenf Tor weakness pain ip the Ccst
lr, Roses Tonic Miuufes for chil's AVID fever.
nr RoseSNern.iuge, safe and ghcacIous reuIedy ~
worms.
rr. Rose, Tonic AuiUyspepiic, Tor al dlseascs VI
/ fhe s'owach s'dhotye5 cheiera nCtnVlm, &c.
Or. Roses Tonic Afefaiiye Ntge able Fills, efea
I ci0Us remedy for discRfc> Of tfe Liver.
Dr. No~c' Sreng honing PLASTER 90 weakness ~ th'
/ back, Bras, side " stomach.
Dr. Hoes Specific fJr Epepsr Tic only positive re
mefy TOR tht disease ever discovered
| br, Bofeg suma'ic Mixture, never known 20 fail.
IT. ke~es AsiTinReut compound iurh umOraee OF th
splitting ofhood, o. for The cure ~ All discharges Hood
Do Roses syfup for cholera and bowel corpisinEs.
- ALSO
Dr. Roses PATENT INPLATTNG BREATHING
TUBE of infshg tue an cells o. The iungs IN
weak Breasts
Eriruct from ne Nniius Edgit
Dr. Rose isaVrsdaste Of tho University Of peftnsyiv.
nia,aad has Tor many prscliced tis Profession
this cty wih signal success. ne has OfGn s.s,r,d "a
thai lns" aarei ~ rsty aad he medicines purely
table which 10 in i;srlf strong recommendation 60
MIND ard taxing into eonsidc alton THAT lie Is mot onl
hissysiem fair trial should disease lay ns uthic.
hands upon cur humanity.
For paiieuiNs cal on = AnRENTLINCEP.
scps Ashland Square Wheeling
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FIRe ANIp MAnINn ,INSunANCn /.

EYtO DE lNSi'RED--ornot to hc-il,as thc question
y wtcihcr IL j. hciier By sweeping fire. 10 he Tui
ed-and s iecl 10 all TIE ilis that flesh Is heir TO- or H.
prudent gosto thc Protection Oce. aud ,herc fe
made safe. comfort able ad hsppywe leave fur You
Cc.ernsire.
The Prutcc' ION Insurance Compahy sfHariford Conn
having already Taid Ssoc GOO losses IN tho e,
tern Country, ~ entitled 10 the highest confidence, aud
thcn a-e,t AZ Wheeling. virginia.
if tI ". r. PETERSON. W -tH
wiz fake rsks-on dwelling houses, warehouses; stores
ns. factories, &C. together with their contents such n
hrninirc ctchande machinery, and cvegy OTTER dc
cripion of inSurae property. Also steam. kel ami
tp tce's AID tlelr cSIsoesto aud fon Any poi Tic
" cscln " Gicrs, on the moe. reasonable Terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS {.
TIesanso ~ Al ally other on &C IN Wheeling.
. Office on NOnrocstrcc', opposite the Monroe House
and near the Post Ofice. tt~ % jan 10.
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WESTERN iNsrR tNcE COMPANY.

" HIS company. lo new dub, ogyas, sod T. preysrod
- 10 make nsu eycgy dc.rvip'ian ~ III. ard
Marine Risks sch - awcng l,,,ss Siosc ifaus,si a {
With thcr eoniesCs =. Ato Steam Boats. Via, tas.S and
Keel ioaS with thctT rargoeS. and frain any port o
the ohiu and Mississippi rvers their tlary s'rtars
Nppc atious or psr tote made ar the present Al
theo,lice az the Wheeling savings INSTITUTION. t. =
aug go !. X. Mccoy Scc'v,.
RFvVTnN pss M,IIsI~ Iili1''f
T1HE WfITERN, INSURANCE COMPANY OF
"a WHEEI.lNt' will return ~ reg rpal "a al ureas
'nis received for S@s iakon dom Ills dae wlcre no
css has occnrted. ~ II. Mccoy. sesy. "a
mer 2. ls45. y sf..trrt y r.fts .'l.ft
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NEW CtRpH.r.

RsT received at the newoarpe store la Main street
- Wheeling, alaIgeapd splendid sssortuont of New
Carpes' s received from the fresh and
effect, and wil be sold ~ procssifiJwer than ever
Cur friends and customers, VIII peasc eve Is calf
sep } f-r..f -.. MENDLL, IiARROUR 8. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT 0FLAN
E.rl MD CHANCERY.
.sgcouNTY eoURT fs ~

Session first Aonday month QUARTER ssssist,g
he'd IN Mach. June, August ane NOVEMBER =.
ARCH WOODe, Presiding Justice, ...
4 JACOB. Prpfecutiug Attorney,
Join MCOLLOC'TI, CLERK,
EFTJAf4 DAY. Coroner,
GEO W SIGHTS, Conmissioner Of Revenue
ltMtsFtf. OIL DIAN ga n, -,t,.tr,'
oyERSEERS OF THE P0oR.
Thomas llorahrook - = Todd aO,sb.n,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
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wItHfsIING TINIEs a ExDyrUTrsr,,
WHEELING TIMES Il GAZETrE.
fcbifsHRp tIIy 1Rf wEEKi.y& WEEKLY ~
.IisatttIrs r,s.' - u. ~ WstAurnS -...fff
TERMS OF ADyrRrISlNC.

hFAI AF Rid 50 ant ni adIcTIIssneils, |cT Is and
comm tssoncrs' s1e. circus or similar
uslng, not TO be published hy the wear. l-r-
Advert sements chargoahie bv tc insertion should N,
AL cases reVesned ~ the dince a. H.,
The nuniter - hssersors ifno they VIII he published
LII forbid and payment eAaeied. ~ mas II,r
No Advertisements inserted ara,ui-n,sv. $500.
NerrisGe- snd deaths pntiis,sd - news. Cbi-
uaritr shd funeral nsfsilons dyer,hsenIers
E1tsprr lfge OF al, efaiscrs By the year. confined
Ia advertisements Of tiv regular hl.ins - aus, MOI
.ctcocdng squares. an other advertisement sent b,
' .-- v. ..s i.aIss SCI. q Is usp al Ia.ss
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y rs al. 81 n n q g..

~ ISSS viii 10 takrn ~ the FIRE & MARINE IN
~ st-RANCE COMPANY on WHEELING a llu
LOWEST RATFs on 'i
buildings of all kinds stone brck.or wooden sa thei
contents rr IN
Z Steamboats,. factories. mills. a. tNe
IurnilugS;i IHft III Hl
And me- chandi~e ~ al kinds. r. D ~ "a II III So.
Aud sgal-t al dagrs attending the trauspOr oil y
goods rVcss lakes. csi,cs. sid rahrousls. 80
for the character % tie canT say % prnrupliud,
and ihcraiiiy IA tho adustucRi and payn.cnt
ig leave rear Ia TIC merchants 81 THIS uiatc az,
elsewhere who hsy hsd one siis,uea ~ e'ains uno
ls, Ones 80 Man street X. ". nAlsatNC, Seo'ys1
aug 1.
pei RCTUPS PR MN W. 90 fiiau
FrrIiE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMP A
a Ny OF WHEELING wi rc'ctn an yer cent gu an
premiums 'eeeved tor risks .sNcn oni sis lie whc
noluss has octurfeL ff.t' ~ ~
E fo. II f3nti ia r. ". HARDING. seo'y.f
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Tain and Ornamental Binding:.

uElu'r aislat tae cheapest rats $500
BLANK fCOhS urnishedt. 0ag PGiitr7.
MagaliGes oomphlcI>, Music. &c, bound
IN tht most Substantial manner
OH books rebound. Nc a
iee Emdciy Mill be under tls charge Of J.
Ill iElSi, JR., 2u experienced ond .compe-
iynt wOihmou, toMhoh. sny ordcrs may be
eicth ilF'N ~ 8
ia" sobscrih,r is satisfied That he eau, and
= dcttmiuc,! Ia furnish as s6od work a. cen
b. dtnp ~ the city ftes cheap rates . nj with
the utmosrrr'mpmess
Steamboat O'tacrs 0nd Btiiders ere psr-
Weuiayh Invited 10 alive l,inla call. as he IS
prepared 20 iurni.h BOOTS uni bills out and
out az he shortest notice.
may q y WHARTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

- - cetNtu TOT " lthEN x LIST.
n Alleys MILITARY SHAVING CREAM-Thjs
10 Is 70 certify tha. have made use Of The Military
SHAVING Cgean prepared rs William Bailey. corner II
Fulton ard Sands street f1r about eigh months cos ant
~, and thai tndit Re sggeFigr % agy Article of tbc
kHd ever hsf0fe used a1dI would Cheerful iv rerous
mendit - mild. pleasant and economical sbaylng
soap. 4. l.. HOLDEN n
Bfookin
have used he Nia-y Shaving Cream, mauufaciur.
"a ~ Mr. Wnl Bailey, ~ Fulton and Sands
Brooklyn. cOpsder b. most excellent anlcle and re-
commend d, 10 She notice of lie public. 4 OHEGN.
BfoOklyn.
fever there was an discovery made deserving the
gratitude nfiic public. h Badsy's Military shavfnr
Cream. have used 10 or long tiBlc and DO uuhesi.
tsingiy say, Is hc very best soap ever yet invented
fdT shaving " leaves he smooth end couflra.
be A. one could ~ ff. and I've perfume dehghtn--
Tie labor h thek and heavy, and 6os not DIS trc
face. indoed may "a called iho pits uiirs OF ths
aFc- ils dcsldcratHn.
III BUTLER iC6 sands -. Bfookivn
For sale by mosi ~ she dgrFs and fznoy deal rs n
thss'y aud ou shoui The Euiied gia.cs snd a. whole
sale arid re sii ty She proprietor
WIN BAILEY corner 81 Sands and Fulton sir.
I ifor sa'c wholesale and rial AZ me Mannfsctufsft
Z prices ~ fE1 ORA rfTLL.
sep i5-ly seioAgen sor Whceiiua
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Nopru u.v..r, nn-,NN p u, y,,,,,,

- NORTH WESTERN BANK or VIRGINIA.
,L.G1 - ~ MAN SrREkr, WHEyLISu.t frrae COL.
ARCH W OoLS, President,f j. LIST, Cashier tf
ts1sarlFstA ~ DIRECTORS. 30
Woods SO W w shrivcr q W Thonfrson
q Jacob -. W Mitchell Thos Johnston
Thos PAUL ~ ID ssteei,rod - A L Wncds
Frfst Meeting ON THURSDAY ofeaeh week W
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I " IITsFIJINVT ' a, -
pcT As iu-trceciVed from the EaSern ci,ies the hest
~ and arsos stock Of Dry Coody ever offered IN the
west and winch no VIII prov eihat De cells from IS 10 Is
EIer cent chragcr nansny other SIDE the clfy.r q
m tis stock viii Nc found The Moving, al the prices
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NEW FANlN.Y NROCERY

on 'noN Nce1n or ~. " NJ. u. $50 rs DRY soops
srURr 81 rrs Ttfr rfi rtn tt0@.
F MAi$ STREET. WHEELING, IA. F.
3 Is 80 EAtgNGtN.
- EHrftTllI1N INFORMS bis ftierts aud Tie p,ljte
rs &. re r'tt sid iorboo tiaf Nc nuoe rcetit
ug o'e conirf iol ns a. he atove sra iDus soon. M
sitfely tl,.h stock 81 vrsy Shu..o ANlIN GEC1l.
RiES fRoN lSoNS. 80. Consisting IN rsft 81 lie lot
iOtvius ar-ices.
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CAPS. C1PN.

q nnN .urssare GesbiFNovs rs,slvea aps ~ ~
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'ETsUS'TElEI,S SALE.

~ vyipe OF deed OF tcust fgola john ca christ TO
- hc sEriIs. date tic I'd day OF August is aad az
record in the Cierks oic Of tie county tou for ohio
r"unlN.n B,ek 2hr. o. shSd sell fhursdav ~
daj % Nov &c, comment ng al 10 o'cqck a. II the
Hot dOorot te count House for Ohio county 10, OF
Hound situate on the North side Uf ins,ey stro (fos.
fefy " alter street ln thai part OF tlH CITY Of Whee.
ing called East Wheeling aud numbered Tie plat IL
the t't' as -, nfnfr forty nipe (sg) hcreon two
wick Aouses s5oIg a. trustee, shall convey 10 the
purchaser only suc tie vested rae by the Coed
~ tfust Aforesaid Tctns OF payment III ase Known ON
day OF sac. JAMES :. WHEAT, Trustee
Or,oler 10. l5iG. t.....I' n ,---,
" lGlhlA.--IS CnANt ISY.--At rules held in the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-24

From MArAMoRAs.-The schooner William G.
Preston Capt. Cox, arrived at this port yesterday
last from the mouth Of the Rio Grande, whence she
sailed on the 18th inst. She brought sl4, 600 in spe
Gle. The schooner left Tampico long while ago
having been detained in getting the bar. I'm.
fortunately she brought but few papers. We have
before US the Eco del Nors de Tamaupas Of the I'll,
of January, but il throws no light whatever upon
the movements Of Arista. it contains his letter OF
the 22d of December, often before noticed, and
which we saw several weeks since. .-.. .t..
The verbal intelligence is likewise meagre. Gen
Ampuda is represented on his march with 8, 200
mon to join the army Of the north, of which he has
the command under the new order of things Gen
Arsla is represented as at Matamoras, while the
verbal accounts by preceding arrivals represented
him as at San LOUIS Potosi on his march TO Mex
ico-N o. Picsyt
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The Inauguration of Governor Johnson and Lieu
tenant Governor Landry in New Orleans, must
have been solemn and brilliant scene. The cere-
mony took place in the Rev. Mr.. Clapp's church on
the 10Th inst The courts of law were closed, and
the hum Of business hushed, to enable the citizens
to witness the installation of pure and able men,
called upon to protect wise and beneficial const-
tuition which was just sent out from the hands OF
its founders. An immense and interesting crowd
were present. The fair daughters Of Louisiana well
coined the successful beginning Of u new order OF
things. The numerous volunteer companies, our
true National Guard" the federal, State, and city
authorities; Gen. Gaines, commanding the south
western division Of the United States army, with his
suite; Mr.. Henry Clay and the veteran Girard, the
companion of Lafayette in many Of HE engage
mens; and large body of citizens were there, and
gave eclat and solemnity to the The oath OF
Office was administered by the venerable Judge Mar,
tin of the supreme court, who is eighty years OF
age. Governor Johnson's inaugural is chasie and
beautiful production. For purity Of style, SOUND
political principles, wise suggestions, and patriotic
thoughts, it may well compare with any similar
public documents that have ever read II is cal,
culaed to confer honor upon the beautiful State Of
Louisiana, and her popular and able governor
Richmond Enquirer.
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For the Union.
A CARD.

1t appears from the comments that have been
made on my History of THE Oregon question:,
by the editors of several papers Of wide circulation
at the North, that strong doubts entertained and
various opinions expressed, respecting my position
as TO the extent Of the American title this terri
tory. have never doubted for moment the va.
Iidity of the Spanish claim-its paramount import.
ance; and consider all attempts to place it in a
false light anliquated and obsolete, and the result
Of prejudice and illIseral views. This title ac-
CURED by discovery and settlement more than thres
centuries ago, and was never impeacbed or disputed
until within The Last fifty years. TIE object OF
Spain ,oas settlement sad prs,enf oeeupatio~hst q
Great Britain commercial traffic and onsitnf oeeupa
fion Our right to the 49h parallel of north latitu lie
consider unquestlonuble, just, and legal; and in
view Of concessions and treaty stipulations, the
question Of boundary being in dispute, and the
country lying between 49o and $40 40 compars-
lively steril and worthless, safe, fair and hon
orable compromise, and the only means by which
we are to secure and preserve the blessings OF
peace the rewards Of civilization, and that CONNER
ca strength and prosperity which it is the pride Of
all nations to foster and protect. ..y
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON, jr.
Washington city Feb. %, 1886. ...-
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has double object It TO protect the tariff from
reduction, and to embanas. our negotiation for ofe-
CON.
But We eonhdsaty hope that the wing presses
will DO defeated in both their obects that the rights,
and the honor, and the peace of our country will
both be preserved in the case of Oregon; and that
the tariff will be brought down to tho revenue stan
dsrd. We have expressed our opinions repeatedly
on the first question. We learn from critical
inquiry among our friends in the House to-day.
that tho Committee of Ways and Means will soon
report satisfactory revenue bill The West is
Arm, the South is dns hahen, and the North will do
its duty. We but speak the voice of honorable
and experienced members, who are best acquainted
with the prospects Of its success, that revenue bill
will pass, which will satisfy the great body Of the
American people.
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Captain John H. Aulic, the very popular and
highly esteemed commandant OF the navy-yard at
this place, has resigned the command OF said yard,
having been appointed to the command of the frigae
Potomac, now preparing for sea- This appoint
nent does credit to the dscernment Of the Secre-
tary of the Navy, as better officer could not
well have been selected. Captain Aulick's high
professional reputation, and undoubted courage,
combined with character for 6rmness and prompt
decision, well qualify him for the command Of on,
of our 6rs,-cioss friga,es at this time.
Commodore w. B. Shubrck, an officer o.
high standing, is to take command of the yard. HI
was much esteemed when there as second Office
some years ago.
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From the CoSington (Ky) Intolligencei
col. TIBBATTS AND OREGON.

Col. Tibbatts has been in the chair Of the com
mittee Of the whole House the state OF the Union
during the discussion Of the question OF notice. con-
sequenty he has not had an opportunity oil taxing
part in the debate But by reference to our account
~ The proceedings of Congress il will be seen that
he upon this question: upon all Others entertains
sound and correct views.
Not only is he for putting an end TO the conven-
ton under which Oregon il now held, but he is for
placing the country in condition to defend itself
And what objection cen there be to this' We may
not, yea, IRE do not desire war, but still war may
come 10 such an event let the country be ready
for IT, II preparations being made in England, lie
us do the same. We are much pleased with tn
resolutions offered by our representative They sp
| pear 10 us TO embrace the whole ground.
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SENATOR FOR LOUISIANA.

The legislature Of Louisiana proceeded on the
18th inst to the election Of United States senator in
place Of MIR. Alexander Barrow, whose term expires
on the 9TH of March next The following is the re-
sult
ELECTION BY THE LEGISLATURE OF LOUISIANA
"PosT ovyIcr, NEW ORLEANS,
"Feb. l6, o'clock p. m.
''The election Of United States senator in place
Of Mr.. Barrow (whg) is just over
"Gen. 8. w. Downs (dsm.) received II votes;
Grymes. do. As Sporow, /; Hunt, /.
"Mr. Grymes was run and supported by the wings