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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-14
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
CoLuMBUs,( 90 INSURANCE COM
PAW

AGENCY q WHEELING. ". X. LIST.
At shrvcr x S'ele's Warehouse, Wa,rr street.
r. HEY WI take risks ON Build.ug~of an kipd- Sfcam.
< bOA's aud Csrrocs. facioric., Nuls, kcclloa.s. Tia.
loa's and CzrgOos, &c, against iues or fausse Wy IRE. or
the dangers and feriis OF .he seas, LAKE, OF rivers. On very
favorable terms.
Return PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized 10 axe the fOiioNin-
terms " uh their eus.smers.
Any person insufiug a single risk ~ which no loss 10
the company u sustained, shsH receive q rc'urn on -.
To the AGENT, OF 10 per cent ou The :. cunt raid.
TN neat gross TrcmiuMs Paid each year. aMuuuIing to
sN0 OF over ret pei cent on do; amounting 90 5000 or
over, u Ter cent. lam -.
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CLOTHING STORE;
ecoRd door t,lCg ne Caiie9 S,eies Uofl
Uhfsl1r "a
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fsp, du .gs0Hp CF0!biup
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO, so!
A~DJOtNtNo fohsYrN s nAKrR-s,

THE SUBSCRIBER ra'ters hiniseiT fssm an cyreri
snec ofl0 years in mercantile business in this city tina
I've can anticipate the wants OF his numcrsuS cusioncrs
and friends ~ the selection II choise and soasonaile
foods, takts pleasure In announcing 10 them that he Is
now RECEIVING ard VIII continue In receive monthly
throughout the season. the largest and Rest selectcs stoek
ofG0ods ever ofc-ed IN The Cfoihirg Trade In this civ,
purchased from the lest houses la Philadelphia aud Raj
itHorc, aud selected nom the choicest 4 most approyed
makes TIC NEST dcsirs'lc Goods oftlic Season, aud viii
&c sold for avery sw an advance, viz Frcnch, English
and Mexican Broad Cloths from ~superfre 90 medium;
Twiued Rciei5n do do, Invisible CreeI, Bloc ard Lon.
don crown do do; extra heavy Tue ard W.ol IN dml.
he miucd Cassimcres very desirable; also SINGLE mIIrl
PLAIN ard fancy French and Rpgiist CaSsimrrcs vc1 "a.
reuor and chean; also ? and "a Gold and silver mixed
aud rlain Twccts. from FINE 10 ucdium French Linen
nul all qualities; Summer Cioils. drah d'E.e. Persian.
Indians AID grCaus do; SEQ :. Linen and Cu.isn 1lald,
s.rled snd Cheek fsniSloons staG Ncsipgs, piaiu,
variety. Tie above goods willie made 10 oder by a
hrst iS'c CUTIE and good workncu warranted equal 10
any in this or ttp Ea-.cru rffffs
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PIRr AND MARINE ISSIR \NCn

ITO w tNst REn-or no; 20 oc-'hafstlc question:
- Wic:hcr n u 1cffcr Is one sweer ing tire, 90 lc rUi
ed-ard s%uiIest 10 sit Tire lbs that fest - heir o.. o. like
4 prudent man 60 ia The Projection on &c. ard thCss ls
y ado SAFE, comfortable and hagry-we leave for you ia
determine.
The Pro'cc'ian Iusnraaoe Company %sfliUtlorJ. Coma.
having already raid over SJcG,ttO ~ losses a. tho Mc,.
ten Country, Is entitled 20 The highest confidence, agd
their agent al Wheeling, Ni--iuia.
W. PETERSON,
viii take risks ON dwelling houses. warehouses, stores.
mills. fac cre~, SC togcihcr Win thciT contends. such r.
fhulifurc. morchaf disc, machinery. and eNrr s. oilcT de-
fat loa's Rnd ihcir csrSocs "a ard fraut Az rort on iuy
Wcs'cGn Water, on tic moss reasonable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Thcs arc a. az shy otleT Office in Wheeling.
one ON Nonrocs- rec, OPPOSITE tile Monroe Rsrsc,
and near tie Pos UEics. jan 10.
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cnuNrYcorRT-

ss-slsa srst Noaaay 10 every nasnth. Qnsrtgf Sessions
hsA ln March. June. August aue Nuyenler
ARCn WOODS, Presiding iustise,
Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN MEOLIOCu. Clerk,
EIIJkH 4 Cafnnef,
gRO W SIGHTS, CORNERSTONE 81 Revenue.
HAMUEL OLDHAM, Or country.
~OVERSEERS or THtE POOR.
Thomas lfofatfOok, Al Todd. sOidhera
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
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STOCEEN6a

ET AUTHORIZATIONS ECKnNgT Respectful
%T@ Is iuspirE tts citizens 10 Whrciug and vicinity.
iha' he tonnN%cs 20 Stockings. shirisspd
Drawers - 4 surertnr graiN. NhiNEe b. uhaaknl
Tor pSt ftvors, Dee hope, IS s}sltiom tO lus4uras lo r.erii
. continuance ~ the ssue. he viii lfrcaCer Aeep 0n
band = hIcT article han Jas ever leon manufactured ln
i.s rnJ. MaauNttoy Na.a .. opposite tc Nori
Western Bans of Virginia.
oct g. ap.
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WATER STREET
CL TEX G ST0DE,
WIiEELINGN, 4.
TIL. ~ CuVS.Jg.

49, 49, AH Hs ~ ~
WIiEELINGN, 4.
TIL. ~ CHES,JS.
= L~SffCTFULIA ssks a continue ion cftlc VERY d.
TEA a ror ase ust bias De rc,eGn-o teen cy ended 10
'be sF"Ne euuccrt, fsu~lr- these who VIZ favor hirl
VIA q cal, uIa' be viii Genuine, bt s,rir- r ,cp.io1 To
''Si't To- " isetgootia Ola tser o. gCas- "a Ie forus
Ahe g fiitcs Aat caluo. tWl To- llcasc. agsG
EiSiiION FNR AIgUWS, IalG
TccWNtt incics hiah--.iG NrOmsf-! tcl a; sides
< -l1G tuut ard rrsr-s cuivr.
Tr-i oval. = cufVr. so convex.
tf.N mrlc- vice tali and rssr aud / &c atslics
So. 10 stoned. ifi6ir IS cufvci.
hNNntNc--flG wiGc, sam WlIsa-aS ircd.
u MIKE. inca Nllv, trc HllCisalU Cd.rl.
Tues oyc fashiCrs' a. Faf BCAvrr Hs1 WHITE nurd m
s bHAEtERiS tstli.as'i Ia and can Sn.e. corner
O.. NatH e'd Iriua sl-'cs Wlc-c hc has uis day Toeoiv
c' H. seor'uctt 9fHa.s l1u NrW iork.
No o asH Frsser $3.50 Noe Csurv Hat -
$50 No Isis Noicsam hat 80
No ] Russia Hat c'0 Glazed has "a
10 brshSTuriu has -
Vol toucy Iat 10 EEai ard Hh wuothu' So
tNFF!tA ~ III NPEL IHNS ANY.
rr1nsua-ruf Mt'gr Ja.s.
thEdrcu's e'ut' Cars Cents corwor ca-s
" wee 4" Bows CDn'uo on cas-,
Eoys hk ci1'tCa-s Gy.'s yt'vCt sIkralze cars
Gcn.'s .Nt llN tiofh Cs.s &" " 3" o. "
Together wiih atk.uds made from Is c,sto $3.50
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KPNdV .EsHGSe G. GHis -.

Cloth nrcss AND Frogk Goats, nom surerfue To Me
diuin' a i1ll AND complete assortment of Sumner Goa 81
a complete assortn eat comprising al the va iciic~, quai
iics snd prices; Cassiref, Ky JEANS aud 1wccis Hrrss
ard Froek Goats; . very general assorncnt do do; Ca-
siteTrs. CassiHei, Cord and ecavc .ceu Pants. tn 20
Round lsekeS, &C. &c.
Also 81 dor hne Linen and Muslin Shirts: nusons,
tpEats, sc. - do1. common do, fancy stirred Iircn
ard Muslin do Palmetto and Icghun Hats, with She
usual variety 81 SUSIE udcfs, Hose, &c.
] invite my friends and customers AID Al IN -esrch OF
good Goods 10 give me 4 caI. assuming ihenfi can and
VIII sell thew a good article - fair prices for cesh or tie
nSui terms 10 prompt eus;uu cs. Rcco1cci No. 80 Wa
Ter Street. A~TtNANEER ROGEGs.
april ~.
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FOST OFFICE.

IT. Ths oEes 10 tke iarrcst dssfihutirr ri a. b.
kieVra. fa 60 Fuion. TIE serftre fsufrrstir r.s.,ast
smraaJ nenf nfsis sstsfsnts urrsssaY Thr Wssefn
Nal huta WasHinetan o. thf whsle N OHIO. fnfaua U.
fisois. teua. vs. ssraus.n. Mts1ufi. Afkafsss. keaiurkg
ffihafra nefe
AREINAi ANu uErkHTrUFO F TuF MAILS 81
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WHEELING TIMES a ADyEuTIsp,,
= WHEELING A. GAZEvTT.
feBLISHEnDAtLY TRf WEEKLY 4 Xxi ny
Il T. WtsAurnN
or ADVERTISING.

hch 'bstc snu NcrntctS adNcfttsPnifrts. shcflfs' and
COMMISSIONER sales, theatrieal. circus, OF similar adNer.
tisinr, not to tc Published ~ the wear.
Advertiser cnts charyeahfe nv ths Insertion should. IN
ell cases. ~ accompanied ~ the written disect,ous a. To-
tse numter of iS-ertions. ~ moi, they viii liz publ,xlssxl
ui forbid. and payment cNsctcl.
No Advertisements inserted rra'uiiouslv.
Marriages and deaths are published a. news. O!t.
ssrIes and funeral fnvtia'tons are adv ertiscu ents.
Jhs pfivnege OF advertisers, by The year. Is condrel
N tdvcttssan enis ofthcir own regular husineSs: and not
sreseding 2 squsrc-. An other advertisement sent by
than will ~ changed al the usual r:es.
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'Ssaloo, draws al N,N Jersey ncc 70. is.O.
~ Nus.-il Drawn rS'lufs.
lISc of S2r,utU. ut 5tOU. . OF eco. = o. a.W.:l
70 r.,"' tlttu, 30 uf 40, e al i2tu AVID az Of so.
ihoNeis 3 a ccriHcac ~ 70 Whu,e wifi IL. rr
shSr - ia pro .%or,iou.
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iEvEE LET IN BIZ SAID AGAIN THAT


WFIT|F TINt NIIWI
T~UHNHruNh ~RfEriHftf. WhtsaIf ari Retail
u usa.rfn iH fefrtfu HdG.HnI
DRY GOODS.
No i3l Woia Nirssf Wls,irr. Tr..
ArsIa fsIffs faen.aH on sI lta.sas .rt a rsf
sac s|.ftIne f1 co. DIS tala rt Ties lave g..
refeftf q trfl tsref ff wen aftH.d e.rE al Tarrt
anI ea.n uF caafs ga HfI .rrt0afa tsrfss u
lsrd u .atH rHre f. viii aai nl ts ftasa So IU.
i fl...mfa I..a1 ataf
CARpETS.
ma ferr4rs Urfrr Fuu "a rfmnra ed sIs4f 80
I'd even frsrf tn ~ WH# easn. raH h
JOHNSTON e. prrNFUIfI
81. .| F .fsf N S.
uce.H e.
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FAIL FASHION FOR HATS.

T1 Calam hes a large stool 81 Beete 4 Custsfs Ia
1Vk fashion hsfs which be- Will receive this fay from
New WORTHLESS Wishing a ashiousitc HAT win do wei
90 cail soon a. ~ Main street..
seq u &C NtALI.AN.
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Class a. dTIvs a, Nlcvandris. Dec. ~. Isc.
~ Nus.-i4 Drawn Ba'iuis.
J n'iyc OF S.utto, lotl CJtu, I ct 1900. I ~ SEQ.
ufS.tUo. ioI",OyO / $50 . eos s.ICO, / OF 900, .sal
iJtu, 80 of 90, 30 Of sUUa and -. 30.
iIrAcs SIu; a certificate ut2h Whole tcLv:s will -
s1utiOs SlaJi Shares an proportion.
NtW JtRStN IOrPtBY
GAS lC2, draw r. Ncv jersey Igc.g9. 1870.
IS NUs.-If EHUrfs.
I prize S2N.CJn. = Of J,Gtu, . 81 $50. cor oJcp. > Of
l,Jnh, Got ,2OO, ) ofl.G;O. snd - 500.
ttcat;asli a cc-tNCWe - TicA.s wine seit gg c.
dos. shaFcs ia rtulcri!,n.
NiEXNNhRY :OrrFRY
Clafs :, draws az AlcsaVjria, = Srcplcr -. 1875.
q" NUs-lIdtd, DaIo,s.
] pr1c s 5000. : of t2,CCl. ! ot eLTr. I OF $500. lei
tllu, ct 5000 a. l,lr'. 90 ot SO, 80 ot $50. and
20. Tickets $50, q ceuiicVcuf - Nlo'a tE..
- VIII &c sem TO- ~ doLors, ss0rcs 10, l,aiogyOa.
NlN Itr>i.N ICt1GlY
Bass lCi, Tor 1896, draws Ut New Iysey ue.. 20, SIG
~ uum'c-s, l5drown al us.
i" prize o. ittto.l oit,,fU, / OF Z.sgO, l. Of 100, 20
. -" aHd % ot 30 lictrts s., a certificate 81. -
'hO'cs wal q ssHt forSG. sha - in prorotiun.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.
ErHwS On Mondays aud THURSDAYS thsuurLogt ,he
innih ofl'eeu'I'e e. ~ CovirFtrn,K Ky.
ilcrrs @li alorut .ta.c of - WIo'c iiclc's. Iva thcsa
b'crl'', VIII lcscft fOr Sii, Halves 81. Quarters $40
j s|E'bDEA &CO. Manages, NEreliuA, NE.
NI nfrr'' snail lie iroWp'y attended go. AdsrV-A
Gus o.aels 10 EOb'I AEAgrRDNG g. CO.
sole Ngc".1 tor he Managers Wheeling, Va.
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w a fe II n G Il

INSURANCE..
- lSkS Uil Re taken ~ ihe FIRE 4 MAciNr IN.
~ ST \ COMPANY or WHEELING Ar nm
LoMrsr MATES On
Buildings OF an kinds, stone. triek or woodsn and ,he,r
Siesiaboas, factories. mills. &c.
Furniture.
And merchandise Of all kinds.
And AGAINST all dangers aifeudiur the transformation Of
soods On rivers, lAkcs, 'cA-. canals. aud railroads.
Tor the character OF the company as 10 promntifude
ana h ersiNy in The adjustment aud payneuf ofi0szr~-
We leg leave ts refer 10 the merchants OF this place aud
elsewhere who have had tie adjustment of claims upon
VS.. Vihce on Main street. X. W. uARStNC, stcy.
aug Z.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
IT'LL FIRE AND MARINE INctRANCR CONPA-
- NJ OF WHEELING wul return ten rcr eeal an al.
preinIu1ns received for risks iaNcn nout chs time whe,
no loss has occurred.
feb n w uAnDiNg So
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CArrrNL SIO.NSO.
VI HIS comp any. being new duly organised, " rre~areA
Z" MAKE insurance ON cvcp description 81 Fire aud
Marine Risks, sueh a. dwelling houses. Store Houses. sc
with their contents. Also. : cam Eoaiz. Fla, tOa's ana
Keel boats with their cSrrc,s. 10 and ffaut anv port on
tic Ohio and Mississippi riv,rs, or tbcirtriutary streams
Applications f'r Insurance 20 he u,ado for tie pTesoula
thcoaiee of this Wheeling Savings Ins,itetion.
aug X. Mccoy See'y.
RETURN pRrMtuNS
THE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY or
- WHEELING viii rvtum 10 Per cent on eli prem
innis received or risks taken ftOm this da'e. when. no
os has occurred. X. Mccoy, see'N.
mar =, lcf5.
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= hich cmirscrv svcry sf5'c, qua'tt ais raj, iGn. Nso
a mriish 20 order. wi-H p4Lcla'il cvp.s tiHd cd
10. nusils clio Aps. Csii guUad yo4, ras, Spds-.
DcI ~. , N ut.S s. 60.
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CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAY
AND CiiANCERY.

HON JLFRY, Jaasr.
T. JArots Prosecuting Atprnsy,
A Ciefk,
II & WfDffS. Ehsfif,
] "a EOFT. Acting EieriT.
JAMES WARDEN, Jsiior,
D. n FtTZHCCu,
JAMES cLARkE.t N''""""
g.mmsrs mfIN' Com'r. fof takias Deposition.
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COURTS.

~ =. DISTRICT COURT, holds two terms sunua'iy
In Whsriing, ~ The nIonihs of AUrii and septeIafcr.
NON. J w - ENBEOteH@Judsc.
y n LEE.-ffosecutipg Attorney,
u w DOR Cisrk.
JAMEs FoIN1E, Marshall.
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BANKS.

BANKS.
NORTH WESTERN RANK OF VIRGINIA..
MAiN sIREET, NVnEvLixo.
AkCb. WOODS, President, j. LIST, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
xJsese Nv Mitchell Thos Iohnsion
fhos Ram u Sicenred Moods
hss'i"s on Thursday ofeseh week.
MERCHANTS A MECHANICS BANK or
sosEfH CALDWELL, Tres. :. BRADY, Cashsf.
DIRECTORS.
Wood, Patterson wv Gm
sesos eooding Nm flcaing SAnfI OI
Meeting on Tuesday ofoach wSek.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
0fTt,E Mas SrrrEr.
THOMAS HUGHES President.
sNssSa \ Joh9sion Morrrson
4 Etehasr famr N'Clsiisn AFaIgoa
a Rogofs JCrumtatker
RoBrT. MCCOY. Treasurer.
Nesting on Thursday afeseh week,
INSURANCE..
WHEELING FIREAND MARINE INSURANCE
OTrtcE Mas srErrr, uEtow NoNsor.
SAMUEL NEIL, I~rCfldsnt.
DIRECTORS.
VIZ VT s'i,"''' RRoESa cispsl. i h.'t s5. l:%s
NV HARDING. Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
e'usS o. sAIs sIHssT.iS sasE HvILpiNe a. s.vIS0s'
THonAs GU PradsU.
DIRECTORS.
y Nsi.ea \ n Johnston >John Hn~e
J Y Baker JCutIrf seeker AIaNsn
RoBERr n'CJy, Secretary.
OFFICE or TnE colCMnCs INSURANCE co.
AT sHEivEs & sIsiI's WAsr norsE, MAIZE -.
u h LIST, teescaTt.
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ID NFivE Er-d-.f bounds - .Irfrr r. 1rr Goose Yea
, ibs p fu sn lI safas. ora r4rf and 0rt.e .HH
ML<uEG& HARBOUR.
s5pei fr NaIu frrrf .NEal.-,Ea
CITY DiSPENSAEN. sc.
~EO.TH-Taer CCHstU or ynNHof a. iru .ra.
TIa tres.f ffr. o. frHf rf.Ht+ Ina.r# ... fIUt.fs
Ser Do ran tito a 4 ass from fs o. 81. ,..s.
DAY.. E.Ht. -ItIaHi 81.
ANY r. utn ma. U.IIIre rt'I.a' r'rrf."Is frH
utt...e Iclp eEl tH. I.lH tluf specified a, rr.rD sf
'1 -r' I..uHr esther Hf f"s r~"rrlIHr II FI.I##s n. fI.
nH lfs, SIS bentley 1iI ptna pttg rH.0Fr tHtH a. s.r.
Ds 81 .IIg....Wr r.IuI.c.
A~ITEaUfEg p~uraI.IH.e.
IR. TDuU HsfH Hfs.f.
BATHS. pUtH. At...
ID" iEIt- EfI. Church r.a..
U~1tIEEIU. como. N.U..s .rt E ....
o.. oaftf fftIf n.srf
Tt.u IIUEEIH --.-rsF
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OFFICERS ELECTED w COUNCIL

SeHsEAN1-T stIAILCRCSS,
ALDtRSEx-la Wafd. n MNAsghien;- 2ud Wsrd,
Js,nss Mcconnell. :-3rd Ward, Geo buiy 18th W ard,
Phili, Biers-5ih Ward, J q Coy.
sas,TAEY CosSurEE.-lst Ard, Thomas Campbell
-9nd Nsfd, A \ Todd,-aTd " ard. 4 IS Hantmsl-4th
Ward, JOha Rebinsoa3-Sih Ward, I Esfssf.
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'||''|'F - 7 TIL NIIII.IF EIU|<W
- hsT s'DE MARETT Pr. "a few foelf q
i"-. once. have supplied then so'vcs WiNSF new
ard isrrr curtr r., and u'hn. tvtuiC a. fr tltir iIsincrr. bal
a Superior rylot Gud fS'cr thrn Sc vcs uIat with ten
FeaI- NlliLlNtE t.ey white ale loo rcudcr 80
u..t &C. teci sai.ectpn.
BirG iu al tg iranrlcf.
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
rs a@.r.Urru cn's u.ttHc uaaurtt4. e- ye t,yr r.
rcItcd Ord WI c1"~ arNv fy receiving ard rfc.-rcf .a
snpns tc above iiEc, vaairtac aud regi, si tHc les
quarry, n1t al low a. cen Do had in fLo country.
IH'F lafe constantly ol hard Hyd ants o. dire-cnt
Decr ions, latter Kettles, water rasra. bath iuie &,
Io' and cold shower halls. re,ofts fr iIrarhina, efeni.
n 1YI1fa W, tHI -ui.rH. fns.ttath pumps. lead ri q,
~ al sizes, s'cr' lead Of lIytIIrs1crs ard WORKED ug 70
8rF us0Uc ruI form.
Nrw conducted through 'r.fcu Ii;cs rom s-rrra "a
dwelling boBfoa .a tr cou-irf.
-n.ffgf TrnIa fHr rouUlrv wr's. ~rrn arHIns. er
Auuiic st.mLniy received ard puHstuslt .trf,,
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dee. ii.Hr OF ts' a..ta. Iu noe Lrd ru.. nt t.t.
or af On b. FfUI.l fnnr stsycy u,d. a.cfsl
N....u tlrIa, ESQ.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTrFRi

'aSO' day a. Ncys1iria. Dee. ~. 1916.
n Nuf. lh drawn Uf'nf..
pftfcof s3S.Uio. = ofICpu. ur2euu. Of IeOo. ,r
lNV' 10 % lJoO. 1ud iOvI.OO.
V'a ''rt tac ufa rsct a-o 0t % wi.o.s us
Nv. ~. ~ .DuL ~ sL.l-..A -. M LrnLarAun.
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Tbsme Hughes. ~ M'Lure, John Hsmihon, N W
Phinips, I W Mitchell. . u Morrow, Geo Rohiuyon, b q
ssnkorn, . BRADY, 3 r Iluither, At Laidisy, james
Pssi. W Limesick, } Tanner. NJ Nelson, J Ahick, u
Last, % Ecb0s, ~ Austin.
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Cu,l,it.. 81 N., ,-.e..!... ASA
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''.e si $500 loi .,1oO. 10 CT 1860, ~ OF
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w, +'D''t ArctN Gaze uf = Wtaits al .I u p.t
Tar CVdOiN-sbate h proportion.
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hAYOR-M q GOOD,
COENClIMEN

oFFIcE or tyr PROTECTION INSURANCE. co
srroslIE 1Er vcNHoE HoUst. Jefferson .Ag
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Removal of the City Register. We learn that
at caucus meeting Of the democratic mem
bers of the City Council held on Monday eve
ming, it was determined, on the fifth ballot, to
nominate DR.. J. J. Graves as 4 suitable candi-
date for that office, in place of Jesse Hunt,
Esq, whose term of Office Is about to expire.
Fire. The alarm of fire about O'Clock yes
terday, was caused by the partial burning of a
house in Second street, between Frederick st.
and Marsh Market space. The house was I'M
dcrgoing repairs, and fire had been made in
a lower room for the purpose of drying the
plastering, from which the floor accidentally
caught. 1t was extnguished without doing
but trlt1ing damage to the building. 1t belong
cd 10 Mr.. Michael Conoway, and was unoccu-
pied. Our fire companies were promptly on
the spot, ready to render their aid, if required
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst by Rev Or. Wyatt, JoHS SWAN 20
ISABEL, daughter of Col. jacob q. Davies.
On the lolh inst, by Rev, MI LHmsdGn, DANIEL A..
MONROE to Miss HARRIE A. EASDERGREET, of this
city.
On the 18th inst, by Elder r, FERGUSON, WIN. B.
hYTLE, of Baltimore 60. TO Miss FRANCES A. OwINGs
of this city.
On the 18Th inst. by Rev. MIR. Nadal CHARLES l.
TOWNSEND TO Miss AsTRIDGE JONES, both of this
city.
On the Both alt. by Rev. Mr.. Shngley, ALFRED B.
J. Duke to MARY a. RADCLIFFE.
In Washington, on the 18th INST. by Rev. Mr. Beam
RUFUS p bITILEYIELD, ESD, of Baltimore, to En-
GENGA, daughter o the late John Mcdonald of Wash
ingtOn,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN, 81, ls}c.

CRY FINANcEs-P.- D'.r'5 1aauoi Statement.
On :..o fourth pae. ot lo-day's paper, viii be-
oua4 tine ANNA, Statement of the CITY Re
gls..-, which w,commcud to the Pcru-al ofai
wa, ,akc an interest in the financial condition
Of or thriving city.
EXPENSES or WAR We must consult past
history if we would know the cost Of war;
and the history Of our own country will suffice
% satisfy any enquirer, that war cannot be
wagod against such Il nation as England, With
on, ,esorting to the most oppressive exactjons
from the people, Those vino are familiar with
the burthens Of the last war with England,
know full well that the country was greatly
oppressed by taxation Of almost every charac-
ter, notwithstanding the affairs of government
were then conducted at one half of the pre-
scat cost The ordinary expenses now are not
less than twenty-five millions Of dollars per
aEnum; and the extraordinary expenses in case
OF var will probably reach fifty millions-thus
rendering it necessary that the sum Of seven
ty-sVe millions of dollars shall be raised annu
ally. But how Undoubtedly the chief rcli.
anco must be upon taxation. We have seen
that even the prospect Of war has greatly de.
preciated the value of national, as well as TO-
cal stocks; and it is not, therefore, probable
that government would be able to borrow mo-
ney TO any considerable extent, unless by the
payment of a heavy premium. But suppose
all the extraordinary expenses to DO paid by
loans to government, and that the people have
only to be taxed for the ordinary cost of con.
Quoting the government, let us see how much
money will have to be paid by the people OF
each State in taxes. For a table assessing the
amount we are indebted to the National Intel.
ligenccr of yesterday; and we ask for this Ia
bic an attentive examination by the taxpayers
of Maryland. 1t is as follows
NpP0rtionment of Direct and Internal Taxation TO
.be amount of twenty-five millions ct dollars a
year among the several States, according To their
present Congressional representation.
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S35,OUD 800 20

.ioro we sec that the portion which would
be assessed to Maryland, amounts to the sum of
S6Gg,6I2! This tax, in addition to that which
they now have to pay for State and county
purposes, would be weight that would bear
the people Of this State to the ground 1t
could not be paid by them withont inilic,ing
the greatest suffering And would this suffer
lug be confined 10 the tax payers? BY no
means. The labOrng man, dependant upon
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LEA &C.
Is46.
blooms phases
HEALTH OFFICE, January 20, l84d.

RePort5t iutermentS in The cpof Baltimore, for TIE
rect, criiHg NOaduy IiorHing, Utc:
iGtautile unkmnwu o Scarlet fever 1; s;tborn 4,
Bilious fever /; Nr0psy |; Inflammation of the bow
els 3, PGnfsy !; fhren lis /; Measles Z; Iuflmraa-
ton If the brain :, Consumption q Catarrhal fever
3; Commissions 3; Sc0Iula /; Dl0psy in the head F.;
Small pox 3; Adult unknown J; iiemoThage J.; Group
!; Inflammation OF the breast !; inte uperance l.;
Erisrpcas !; Bum i Bronchitis /; Child bed /, To
tai &C.
Under year,...... Is Between and TO-. 6
Between ard D.. . 10 and 2l,..4
:. 2aud b.. u Above 2l,...... .2a--66
Males, 81; females 32--66. Of which number u
were culOrGd persOuS--l5 free, slaves.
JAMES PEREGOI, Com. Of Heah.
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THE MUsEUM-B nett Of Mr.. Johnston. This es-
tmable gentleman and excellent actor puts forth his
name for benefit at the Saloon this evening, for
which occ lson he has secured ALL the talent now
in the city. The general favortes, Miss Cannon and
Kate Ludlow; Dan Rice, the celebrated Clown; Prof.
Nixon and his little son; The 'sGreat WESTERN in
his celebrated imitation of Locomotive, and the en-
tire company of The Museum, will appear, In add.
ton to the other attractions, two admirable pieces,
"RuraI Felicity" and "DanGy Jim of Caroline" will
be performed, making in all the best bill of the
son. We anticipate a house crowded from pit to
dome. The beneficiary is a typo, and of course Il
clever fellow. Give him Il bumper