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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
NEWS ITEMS.

Judge Rodney Of Delaware. the father Of the
late member OF Congress from Delaware, died
In Wilmington. last week
The New York Mirror SAYS that orders have
bcen received there Tor the organization o
seven troops OF horse, for immediate service
NAVAL.--Com. Ap Catesby Jones has
been appointed Inspector OF Ordnance, M
place oi Com. Wordsworth, relieved.
CITY MoRTALITY.-There were l0a
deaths in Philadelphia last week, OF which ID
Were under two years of age.
SALE OF PORTSMOUTH AND ROAM
OhE RAlLROAD.-This rcad, with it's cars
engines and depots, was sold ON saturday by
the Boeri oil Public Works for the sum OF
S62 600
The Rev, Mr.. Abel. missionary to China
died at Albany on Friday
The steamer Julia Palmer hss OF last been
hauled around the SAUL ST. Marie and the
waters oil Lake Superior have been tossed into
waves by the dash of her paddle wheels She
mas already made pleasure trips TO Copper
ilarbor. Eagle River. SC.
The American Board Of Missions has abou,
one hundred mission establishments. at prom
inent points OF influence throughout the globe,
ana us receipts for the past year have exceed
ed S260O0O.
Mr.. Pskenham. the British Minister. is on
visit to Mr.. Webster, at Marshhcld. Mass.
MEAlCO.-The last letters from sources OF
'ne highest responsibility in the city OF Mcxi-
CO. aud other towns, represent the disposition
OF The prople as altogether in favor ut peace.
The English Merchants aud English govern
ment desire peace, and as the American peo-
pie also desire it, il will b. seen that the in
iluences are very strong in that direction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
FROM THE ARMY wot..,..

tROM THE ARMY We have seen LET.
ter from Mdiamoas, written by an officer %
tlie army, which states that there j. great
deal oi sickness among the volunteers. We
regret to learn this, and still mere. that the
sickness, from the nature of the country and
the ciimdte Is not likely TO Ike much diminish.
ed for month or two.
Col Mitchell, OF tie LIST regiment yolun-
teers, was on the 9Th ult. in the bosoital =
Cot Morgan and Captain Irwin OF the 2nd REQ.
iment were IN the hospital al Camarso. Can.
laln Warrington Oi the 2nd regiment had
The intermittent fever at Matamorss
About one in every seven or eight Of the
volunteers were sick But few cases were so
ldt, fatal; put as we already recorded, the NOR
idhty among some OF the troops was quite
grea;. Many deaths are said TO have occurred
among the hentGVay mounted men. which
proceeded through ATkansss.--CiH. ChrOn.
letter from Washington, published in the
Philadelphia Sun. asserts that new Treasu-
~ Circular has been issued, which il thus
speaks of.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has issued a.
n Jthcr circular. IL is addressed to the Demos
:, Banks, and requires of them 10 receive
Treasury Notes on deposVe. TO The amount
OF the public money in their hands. How
will the hanks relish these instrictions3 A
bank which hold public deposite Ola half
million Tor whic', it has placed in the hands
OF the Government ample securities. has a,
right to make loans and discounts out of these
ilnls. The Goycun nt Is secure. anl free
from Inconvenience while its drafts are duly
bobofsd. These new instructions abridge or
destroy that aivantgs. b. substituting for
specie funds on uutrsnsfcrble. unnegotisble
paper. becssse 10 has " months 10 ran: and
before It's maturity may lall below par. The
bDks cannot give these Treasury Notes TO the
Government in payment Of its ds IT'S or checks.
tiicy 1fe TO BE- paid 10 gold or silver, and the
spccio funds on depo-ite may b, oil gradually
wit.drawn, and Treasury Notes substituted
Tor h 'm. It's not denied that Government
hos right 10 de- ibis, bui The exercise Of r.
rghi IS 5y uJ means a conclusive evidence of
vision. The banks have q right TO pay the
GOecrument checks IN foreign coin, ond were
Thy in spirit Of rioliaii0n, 10 exercise this
SIGHT tIe S. bole'Trcosufy DsIsnment would
bf thrown iuio grat perplcxity. 90 asoertain
d ihe '0luc bad been received ior thcif dsafis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11


The passengers on board the steamboat An
,hony Wayne. Sept. 10Th, 1916, on her first
trip from Cincinnati Tn Pittsburgh. DESTROYS
OF conveying their sentiments To Capt Ben
nett, take this method OF According TO him
our appreciation of his new and beautiful
steamer, our respect for the gentemanly aud
urbane treatment by himself and officers OF all
who temporarily have conlide,i their comfort,
safety and lives To his care, and also for the
good cheer he afforded us at table. the =
miable and courteous department oiall in his
employ about the boat To his gemtlemsnly
clerk. MIR. Baker. TO whom we ore much in
debted, we would also tender our thanks fol
his kindness aud attention.
We take pleasure in recommending them
and the Anthony Wayne To the favorable
consideration OF the travelling public, and
shall be- grs,ified 10 learn that they extend to
them liberal patronage.
Resotred, That the Pittsburgh, Wheeling.
aud Cincinnati papers be requested to publish
the above. h. L.. GlLLETr, Prest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

LancsTillc Is emphatically doomed. Here
We are roasted, broled aud baked during the
day, 10 be es,en By the mosquitoes ut night
The little "yarnints' seem in ccstaci, :. -
There are more OF them, aud they sing louder
and b,te lsrier and keep longer at IT, than cv.
er before. -ZIHesUiHe Wing.
We will pat our mosquitoes against yours
snd bet two To one on the size OF the bite, and
the length OF the bills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
Mr.. PoLK,S HARRIS

me extravsgant eulogy OF the Union upon
the PRESIDENT. with its description OF his per-
sonal habits, has ELECTED from Prentice. of the
louisville Journal. the following excellent
Ma PoLS's CoLLrcE Lrrs.-The Govern.
"e"'' .uitor, referring To this very interest
ing period OF Mr Folks life. SAYS:
1T Is said. and we believe upon reliabl,
authority, that when ut college he never fail
Ell to attend single recitation. or 10 perform
any other duty required OF him"
As Mr.. kitchies iniorma ton. touching Mr.
Folks history while he WAS at college. Is ~
very measre we VIII take occasion 10 refer him
io some other incidents which occurred at that
'lhe' uiat stuAingty illustrate the grandeur
ol the man. and which wilt we have nodoub,
greatly delight the government editor. III
~ sand, aud we believe upon reliable an,hori.
iy, tina, when MIR. Polk, was at colleye. he
was IN tue habit Of retiring To bed when he
icli sleepy, virtue which he has ever since
scruPnlously maintained. Whenever he had
dreadful bad cold in the head he was occa-
s'onally seen io place his hand in his coat
pocket, and TO draw thcrefrom handsome
ta5 hondiercbief which he would deliberate.
~ convey 10 ms nose, ani then shutting both
eyes, he would emit sounds which seemed
Ike remote imitation ola trumpet. He was
never guilty OF the sal impropriety of pIung.
ing his legs into his coat sleeves. or OF but
toning on bis waisicoat bellyside behind. but.
on TIE contrary, he invariably dressed him
set WIN Becoming gravity, always putting on
MS stockings before lac placed his feet in his
ooo's' aud pulling on his pantsloons before
ilt put on his coat. lie was addicted TO eat
ing when he grew hungry, aud many a corn.
dodger, alter being well bu,tered and duly
masticated, descended to his stomach and per
formed good service towards nourishiny the
physical man aud enabling him TO undergo
his studies without distress Of body or mind.
When ms beard became very stubhy. he call. !
ed Tor warm water. with which, aided by a
prush aud soap, he contrived 10 make latber. !
and rubbing II on his chin. he took ND his "a. |
Ior. and looking at the lathered reflection OF /
y i'nseI IN mirror, he commenced the man /
~ business oil shaving himself to The great
enhancement OF his personal beauty. Not /
being afflicted with leGthandedne,s. he held |
ms book night side up whenever he wished TO
pursue the published thoughts OF great men.
AZ The time that the news of the war wared
Tor Tree trade and sailors rights" reached the
'ollege, several ol his ie,'ow sfu Tents. having
non' patriotism than devotion To literature
brew aside their books aud marched off IA
lie battle field, while Mr.. Polk very indicious.
mi hts books under his arm AMI marched off
o his home
where rumor OF oppression and deceit.
vi unsuccessful and successful war"
Quit not pain has ear, and there he accumu
attd much of that knowledge which has gar
IiShed the delightful ESSAYS aud documeni,
nat have since emlnaled from his brilliant
zen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
EFFECrs on KLEcrRIcIrY-we -.

EFFbCB OF ELECTRICITY We are
credibly informed that during the shower ON
Sunday evening last which was attended with
only ono heavy clap OF thunder an old lady
nearly y years OF age. residing on Cherrystreet
while sitting between two open windons.
was seriously affected by the electric dis.
charge. Her cye-laslies and eye brOws were
burned OF, and hef sight was so much affect.
Ell That she exclaimed, Ny eyss are put ont. .
~ was some time before she discovered any
lmng.and az The present time they remain a.
iremcly weak aud inhsmed.
81. must have received severe shock from
ibe hmd, although She was not pros,rs,eI
"f benumbed Tor any time from It's effects.
hef hands also display ilie effect Of eIcctdiy.
as between each finger the flesh exhibits inas
n"'Ipn. IS surprising Tia. her lie was ore.
s,Ived.--Nce WSca (CsHH. J CoRr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

REWARD.-The Councils of Pittsburgh.
Pa. on Monday evening, authorised the May
or OF that city. to offer reward of three hun
dred dollars. Tor the arrest aud conviction OF
the person who inflicted the wound or wounds
which caused the death OF Edmund Lawson.
the fireman on Sunday last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
........sEpTEMBER II. 1916.
IMPROVEMENTS.

We are promised full sccoun, of the i'm
rsovemen,s in this city, during the present
yesr, Tor publication ia few days, by Gloss
observer who has had the leisure To note them.
They are greater than is supposed by any of
our citizens
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
TIE CALAMITY AT MADISON

gentleman who left Madison on Satunioy las,
says That that time there were eleven bod.
ies found a, Madison, ami two IN creek j..
bove. The Railroad cmhaukmenis and cul.
'er's were entirely swept away, 80 that it is
suPposedsrect time and expense will be re.
qmred to repair IT,. The damage is esuna.
ted at 20 900 dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
THE LATB JUDGE KENNEDY.-A

meeting Of the Dauphin county bar was held
last week. ut which Hon. Judge Eldrcd pre-
sided. and resolves reported by Messrs. John
Adams Fisher. John NJ. Foster. and John
Roberts, expressive of regret aud respects, were
adopted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

oG-Ihc Argus of Yesterday has column
or two OF demurrer TO an article that we pub.
lished on the previous dsy from the n. York
Commercial Advertiser, in which the cdito,
disputes The word OF the said Commercial Ad.
rer,iSeT 10 bis statement Of wha, occurred in
New York. We suppose Mr.. King of the
Advertiser understands " hat does occur nm.
der It's own observation. aud we have no hes
iiaiion IA BELIEVING his word Notwithstanding
the Argus man denies il. Because there i, a
solitary instance where work is of no supe-
nor character, and facilities for doing il,
so greatas IN the care of Messrs. Busby end
Little, IN which work WAS given to wings. is
no proof that iavOriiism is not used in con.
tracts generally as stated by the Advertiser
Furthermore, If Mr.. Polk and bic cabinet did
no, get up THIS war, who did, 1t was no, the
wings that annexed Texas; but that !, no,
now so unfortunate matter as is the tavor.
i'ism with which i, is conducted aud FOR which
tho people pay
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
Ma. WHARToS-

Dear Sir. Permit me the insertion o
this ro,c IN the Tics inform m, customers ihs'
have Just re.ued from New YORK. Phi sdeipha and Hal
tlmote. and sin po~ receiving usy fall sock OF nrs
Cso,is for WitosEs AtnSo well a complete sssof,
cnt OF and desirable goods retailing which al
dsd 10 my former makes present stock fun and CON
pete az both dersr'meats.--snd will cell them a. New
iuid prices. Wheeling. Aug. ~, 80. W. 4. sELDl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

Loss or TIlE BRIG MADRID or Phil
ADkLPtIlA The brig Madrid Of Philsdel.
pima. Captain Litle from S. Thomas. for
Turks Island 30 5alisst, stranded on Grand
Turks lslaui on che 10Th uli. snd became
total wJe,k Tic first officers snd five OF
ihe crew uTdted 81 New York on Thur-ds,
~ 'he blfque AfOls IRON Turks Island.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
Mr. McLANE.-The New Yofk Journal o

Nh. McLANE.-The New York Journal OF
Commerce OF Saturday afternoon says-
AIR. McLANE will be here TO-DAY. and lolge
~ 'ie Astor House. The chamber of Com
meice have adopted resolutions expressing Tie
sense OF ihoi body OF the mgh value Of a., Cor
wees OF Nj AicLaue, which viii h. nr.scot.
81 byS committee un MONDAY. Th,s Con.
mVnl'y Is deeply Impressed with hc ollirs.
'Ions OF Tie nation to Ms Mclaue. as cue "a
me Gfeal'and wise patriots who saved th.i,
county lf0m war ga lbc time Of Us gsratest
a"nser' rrs'ilIing from the usligu1nt efforts of
ihe Wen WHO desired To- ''mepB5t 'ir national
lIeorts zoo war" We thank (iod sod I'D ~,
INSTRUMENTS which lac employed in this esca:
utiiferaure
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

MAkRlED.--Ai Tdade phis. Va. bv ,he
Rev. v. COmcfiord, on the 9Th inst. Mr.. Jo
sara SPniGo 20 Miss CECILIA NJ. LOOMS. ali
OF this county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
rs FIJI KNOWLEDCE
A CARD.
& ECO, RICK FITS.
TAILOR AND ApEp

ATEll ofthe city of baltimore wouId r,.,..,e,,,
inform tue citizens Of W heel ng and yein,,v ar,
~ tas opened an establishment Main street few as
ieow The virginia Hotel and door 10 tbr s.Mo,r,
re graph Office, where gcntIcmens esrmeusx viii -
made up tn the neatst and styIe ana "a
reasonable prices Having cen engaged az cutter Or sne
ssi sit yeaiS IA some OF e lest I'M sh<
tern cs e Eaters himself will lie sble 40 s,y,
fenea sasfsciion o all who may favor him win ,h.ir
- - 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
THEATRE.
CITY HALL.

MANAGER. w II. HASTINGS.
TREASU RER BE, FULLER.
The Manager would respectfully state that,
at the request of several families who have not
had an opportunity OF Witnessing The bea u,i
iul performance of
Mr.. w. N. hELLET AND son.
he has eifecteds re-ensagement with him for
a short time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

uold bullion 30 lbe value Of half a mal.o,
OF dollars v imported monthly into IneJon
rom iIe Russian mines by the stesmer Rch
Roy. I've Jcgl'lof London stcsmey s,e ss,I
70 mipg eqUsl % gfcaier quantities q, all
trip ifoiH 81. Petersburg. ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
s5I.476laI l.

- The amount of appropriation Tor smith
sohian Institute. to b. replaced la the treas
AIRY by interest accruing on State bonds held
,y the United States for original Smithsonian
tt,.I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

CIGARS Bi MACHINERY. There IL nm
'1gfiincni now bsng mlic in Connecticut
To minHinciufe ciR3n ~ ths Same machinery
used To manuttc lure pms. 10 j. confidently
expected Tia, 81 Will work.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
A ca RD

II is stated that there are PIC churches in
the city OF New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
HAINE a co., MANAGERs,

- 'TTTF VI NJ '
Oaieisi drswirg ~ She Potonote utver -. a. .
~. dawn a. Wilmington Del. Moudsf So, -
~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ - - 81 ~ A.
Lowest prize -.
or ctsl dfswiur ~ ncisWs rs "sfosu PRIV ,..- -,
1lt. afswu = Wilmington Diet Aiopdsv 81, ''
y ~ ~ - ~ ~ n % 81 Is 81 A. - "a q,
loves prize 81.
-, y. T.. DORSEY
sFPH tols gent f1r tbe W,Dr.c..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

TIE larg paper mill az Msnayunk. nesr
fhiladc.ip'ua, belonging TO Mr. Joseph NJ.
DOW. ii was ds.foyed b. fire On Tuesday
morning NJ -. sioss IS partially covered by
l'su"noe. Mf. a. Melee and Mf. Msxon.
~'o o,rc''P,ed portions 81 the building, each
l}sl dboat ~ 800 no tnsunDcc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
In Brooke County Superior Court of Law aud

In Brooke County Superior Court of Law aud
CbanccW.
John Mecoils, Committee Of Ro, ert MoComt. Inna,e
Against
Rosc' Mocsn''s. Thomas McCaroi and EIlEsi cfb Nc.
Il fHANCERN.
pursuance OF decree OF said court, rendered ON he
IN ssfd day OF Nav lsf5, Will for SAFE a. puti,e
scion On the 1914 day OF Ociotev te font doc,
o TIE oourt house OF Brooke county certain farm ron
thihs ISc acter, lie thc same living ard
hgthhe,eo on TIC waters at Cross creek in Bfooke
oouy, = and sdJoining The ands OF Thomas Raw Ma.
hInei Hunter and John la:ions leirs The alove farm
wa he sold on credit OF H. "a aad 20 months from sy
oisaie with interest sSid payments from The tay Of
sac TIE purchaser giving tonds security for the
chase money, and lien retained the lard so'd 80 40
cure tue pay inent OF the said purchase money.
~ HENDERSON: Sleri and Comm tsiDaer
SeP u WIN by j. w. MILLER. Dcpuiv
In Brooks County Court.
NAihsp Evan. Administrator with IN, YIN .,.,
OF The Esis;e OF Peer Weller iece a.c,I ""
Against
John Crawford, Administrator OF the Eta. %, -,
Rowland. deceased. Mary Rowan "a ,xido,r -. NJ
lsnd sSraii Rowland, aud Mary noysIsut bcI,s 81 -
sePh Row and deceased H. 49, W -"
pursuance decree OF said court ,.,d', ~ y,
.rih cay OF May lstf, will olicr for ss'c az ,hic
sieton, on The iTh day OF October ls 40 AZ ,, re-,
h"of ot tfc cour house of Brooke county rcr.si,
=" p~feel OF land containing J62 acres no rctcl. 10 ~
same more os hess lying Kings creek In Btooi conn,
" Va and ADJOINING Tie LANDS James Canule u mi,
", 'op 'fawi"id and others. The owe land wi !.
rod on credit OF q, - I'd - moa. ~ an jnIercst non,
VIC day o sac and the purchasers giving outs with yooJ
security iof the purchase money and lien rc,.n. 49,,
Ire apes 10 secure tc payuoat of the purehsxe rnon.
a. HENDERSON, Shef at sad 4 apn. ,SSSonsr
SIP ~ Win Bs Nv. MILLER. deputy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
LUMBER

sui -eriler would inform his friends and The ,,s
nc lai ~ hes on hafrs aS-oft nj a.
soicu iINb III MBER ard SfifNGiE rs al hrs y.rd Ia,
e'oNc TIE junction OF the TURNPIKE with M.rks
s;ii ON Lands. ~ A''"eo STUN
sso carry ON the bouse carrenIor and jo,uer h..n..
~ al ne Branches Sash az different stx~s an h.nd -
~ - Wv. sep - lm w Y.HII.sOE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
ANECDOTE OF THE REY. Nm. JAY

ANECDOTE OF TIE REV. WIN. JAY.
The agreeable pen and ink skctcher of the
Boston Atlas, tells this anecdoie:--Not many
years since, when the Edward Irving mania
ragged, man calling himself an Angel OF the
Church, proceeded from Bristol to Bath, on
"a special mission to William Jay. The grave
thinking old man was in his study, and when
the Angel" man with dismal counte
nance, white cravst, and rusty black trow.
sers, appeared, Mr. Jay asked him his bust
ness.
''l'm the Angel OF the Church. said the
man.
"What cburcb}' asked SIR. Jay.
"The lrvingte church at Brs,ol, p replied
the angel.
Take OF your coat, said Mr.. Jay.
The angel took of his coat, and Mr.. Jay
quietly rubbed bis shoulder blades.
What are YOU doingY" asked the angel
Looking for your Wmgs," was tlle cool
answer OF William Jaw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
APPROPRIATIONS BY CONGRESS.

The official statement, OF the appropriations
mate a, the late session Of Congress, preper-
od by the Clerk OF TIA, House Of Representa-
u'es, shows the aggregate to b, s5l, i76, 1871 =
Is. The various heads OF appropriation are
as follows
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

'ml"m tirulcr storm pissed osf y.
ton and iis unity on Saula, a.i,ro,o a.,
bereHy ibe church ol the Rev. Mt M,
was sifurk or lightning, sui o nup,l,.f m FL. :.
congregation were prostate hy da st..t.
none were riously luiuud The wires al 49,,
leleg@pii near Ncstbofo were slsosfp,rk All
ili'era or twenty oi hr posts shivcr.l iost,,,,..
ihe mud simch se,eul dwellings. ba, fem.
nsicly no lite we've Tot.
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Mr.. HERBERT AS JIM BAGGS.
PHIL DISNEY IN A NEW COMIC Sc Nc

on FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER II 1876
VIII be presented the comedy of
LADY AND TIE DEVIL.
Or Lors's Disgsiscs.
FOR characters see small bills.)
Ionic DUET by MRS. HASTINGS AMI
MRS. LAKE.
Alter which will D. presented The wonder
iul aud pleasing exhibition OF Athletic Sports
Living Statuary. Classical Tableaux. Sc. by
MR. W. KELLEY AND HIS SON.
COMIC SONG PHIL DISNEY
Ths whole TO conclude with the Vaudeville
of the
WANDERING MINSTREL.
or. The F0H Of Genius.
(For Characters see small bills.)
Doors open at "A O'Clock. The curtain viii
rise at 5 precisely.
Tickets. % cents; 20 be had and seats sccur
ed at tue Hotels, aud OF the Treasurer at the
box Office from 10 TO l2 A. NJ.
An efficient polio, has been engaged TO
preserve orler.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11

Civil and Diplomatic expenses 81 .O53 6i2 81
indiln Department l.lU6.695 30
Naval service : ilg 7o2 a
Army 6,6730S2 81
Volunteers ani other troops II .937 ,359 Oh
Prosecution OF existing war lOODOOOn on
h'S'mrnl o' mounted ri.lemeu 81 800 90
,sPPets' miners anu pontons $4,000 90
MihisrH Academy 1896 90
ror'lh'dhons l,it0.000 90
De'cns''e works 10000 90
ros' o"ice Department. i0IS 80 %
,ens'ohs l,7iI,A35 80
hciencies OF 1916 l,7O0,9ll 30
Smithsonian imstiiu,ion-sic
Interest on fund of (S5l5 l61 90
which may have accrued on lst
day OF July next 2l2l2g 90
Miscellaneous i2O I31 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-11
FASHION Fnu .UyumN

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