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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY

THIS company being now duly organized, Is
pTeparcd tomake Insurance on every des
crIpiiOn o Fire and Marine Risks, such dwell
ing douses, Store II ouscs & G with their con
tents. Also, Steam Bosts, Fiat Boats and keri
Boats with their car2ocs, To ed ttOm anyTOrl
on the Ohio and MississippI rivers, or their trio
ntarystreams. Application for Insurance. 10 be
made Tor the present al the Office olthe Wheel
Sug II MCCOY Soc''y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
VHNHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
il ny OF Wheeling viii return 10 per cent
on all premiums received !or risks taken from
this date, where 10 loss has oc Cured
II Mccoy,
March 3, 1915. Secretary.
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TIE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING SHORE!!!
4 NEW ESTABLISHMENTS JUST OPENED BY
J. z, HUSS e. CD,

One door ADORE The United States Hoiei.I
WATER 81 WHEELING. VA
r ME PROPWErORS have just received aud
ore now opening large aud clio unl assorl-
mcni al Foreign aud Dnme,uc Gouds putchas- ii m
New York, Philgdelphi1 AID Bilumare 10 which
The a'i'nnun "f lhe citizens oi hcrhng and sur.
rounding c"un;r, aro respectfully invited.
Our sock l. perhaps. lho largest H. tho ciiy en-.
tIacug al the aics and mcst approved sly rs
CONSISTING uf
CLOTHS, CASsIMERTs, &C.
. these We have o rare md 6N, clicut assuu.lcui.
such Us Brk blue BIZ. Blue, Invisible Green and
other Fancy culnr,; he, iies iAcsc Nc have large
md well selected assortment uf VESTlNGS, such
plain and Fanny S,iiu, plain aud Gg'i sir plain
fancy M"rseiilo' '8sd C"s'mcfc H. eis'' QrIins.
&c Sc
,TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Inrludmr 90 qualIuc. aud rnlrr..
Ir.h Lneus. Ln'u Chert, Gneham, GhmNroons,
md all olhcr i,rlr Crud- uunhc iur san mer Wear.
4 Large Assortment Of
READY MADE CLoTAE7ZG,
Mode "ud ituuu 90 u p."id sn e., o.. sun 'iir "a IA
diDic sCquigcmcu., Of ni.i,nsefs. lngeihCr Is h au
endless osS"rlmcn, oi Gue aud Gnoy ar'cl,s such
rs Linen and Cotton Shirts, SUM C"l'nrs. Br.ums
ildk's &c irfs. Su-pct dcrs. Cove. Hosiery G-c
lln,tn, procured cuiicss aud wofkmeu 1T nc-
know e'gcd mciit We ate prepared Ia mike up
any article oi C.nbrg 10 "fd,r, m style thai eau.
ron inil o. p'en,c iltnse wh" orpre'inc a., cumhi
nlng aud c'ognuce, md IN tact the Good Intent
viii ho "Sud to be onr OF Tie most fashionable g..
ahlishments ~ the civ.
In conclusion. We invite our friends respectfully.
To call and examine stock previaus purchasing
elsewhere we deeur,ncd 10 pay that attention
To our customer, which Will MT only merit but
secure their patronage aud irhuence.
II HUSS x co.
"A - ia IN fl,t l,,-,
resigned business on my account. II cre'orc 10y
TRENDS and customers are especially invited to call
on mo nt The STORE ul lIUSS & co.
~ l6 G " GRAHAM.
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3 R'.a or LIVES.

NEEAr CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
NU WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASH.
lNGTON CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON The National Road and Good
Intent Stage Companies, are RAINING G daily lines
to CuHhcrlnnd conseciing with the b d. II R.
Only "a hours Stage travel TO enher OF the above
cities. the balance by Railroad.
Time To Baltimore 81 hours
Time to Philadelphia 10 hours
Fare to Baltimore | | DOLLARS.
Fure 10 Philadelphia 3 do.
SIX daily lines leaves the Coz Stage and Rail,
road Office every morning at O'Clock A NJ, aud
extras furnished al any hour a load should offer.
ForlhWugh Tiek To Blumore aud Phiadelpha.
ufpy Al The Co.'S office, No Sc Water ST. Wheeling
Va. me dsoT North u Hotel.
For OoUd Intent STAG c Co. w n STEELE,
Gnd C. ACHESON, fer N r S Co.
Great Central Route Rail road aud Stage oDice.
sep 10
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8 . HS &c e.
conNER or MAIN Avn MONROE sIREErs.
- lcW lnfold on unrornishcd tale.

YUM III OF MAIN md MONNOE SIKEETs,
WiikEt ING. VA.
4 HAVE Just returned from New Natk, Phila
4 drlrhin a,d Ball more. with The ! LARGEST
stock "t Spring and SHihmct Guods that was cvct
book d al iu any one hnnsc chs sjde ct tie AH,CIehy
h"""'s'ns. Having enlarged my sToRE ip double
%" 'ntmcr u t'r the purpose oi making rptm for
my LARGE STOCK. bud hr the nccnnmodniion
'l my customers nS the, cnmc IN have ulso open.
:" Two new add'u"na' fo"T'. nid ihis Improvement
think Will enable me In pay every nitcrti,,, Il, ali
wh" NAV honor me Niih coll. have frequently
h'd 80 many visrrs aud was So much crowded
hat they have been compelled Ia cave tor waai 81
rnoin. 10 lock az my Goods ,r even hear nv CHEAP
PRICES Now | say e one. come all AID ever,
attention will he paij. ior my Stock al Good. aud
my Store - sufficiently large lo accommodate CID
and Ynuug-Aiauied or Single Ladies. Gentlemen
and all
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VIEW TOBACCO 4 CIGAR sTOREi!
a. j. PANME La,
HD ESPECTFULLY informs The public thsI L.,
h @ has token the store recently nccuwcd as Par
hers Coulecu,nary l0l Mnin ST. 3 door above
he L Hotel, where be has received from the
Eastern ciuos and viii Keep conslasiiy on hand 70
iull supply oi
TOBACCO. CIGARS. SNUFF. &c
Which will be sid rs very nm ,ll profits ond Of
least cheap o. they cnn be purchased IA The CRY
lie wiii only onumcfsic.
CiGARS--Fir-t quality Principe
b. Ecelha hfurds
IN Espcnrzl IN India. Bram,zt
HAVANA, Manila Chcuols. Havana Eagle.
PsncttlIas. Cazliorcs and Canoncs Hall Spanish.
Common So SC.
TOBACCO-Ersi Richmond Chewing tobacco.
Firc cot du, Snuff, of ell kinds.
Blue Lick end Seuiog1 Wafer SC
tie invite. his lfieuds and he public To- give
him % call ap i6 3m A ! PANNELL.
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NEKOE&.
LEATHER.


Best B1iHmnIo County SHE Leather Trrr,
''.Hct' Cali Skins. Boot Nlorucco, SID Liuiug aud
Binding Sklns
Hpuuernu nBr.rt
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stock OfCIotl,s


Black. Brown. Green. Pomo. lnyi-ihlo Green.
Blue and various uiheF fancy cnlu,eA BfnnI Cluhs,
tni ofied from FTance aud EtglR md direct for the
Fashionable trade. Also a large supply Of The new,
ts style nl tTenh Cossi mere, superior anything
ever offered both in style. quality aud fashion
NESGlNGS-As L. Vesungs DEFY the world 10
heat them ei'her m quality or variety; shaH NOT
attempt 'o enumeraie the fIerenl kinds nj present.
hut suffice - In siy thni they 'de,idediy French
therefore Won will please excuse TAILOR fpr nut
understanding the trchuroi terms or unt~cS
SUMMER COAT * PANTALOON STUFFS.
PLAIN an! Fancy Linen Dulung, 4 seek; Bn,wn.
Black and Fancy Cachmerc; Bpmb5zines. six aud
wool Tweeds all col"rs and grades; Tue npas
AID Henry Clay Tweeds; Boston aud Keututk,
Jeans. ned many o'h"r s.yles too Aumerous 10 n en-
rnn. All the above named a'Iicles vii he sold
10y The piece. yurd, Ur .dc up To Older la my usual
lnshipnn' L. SI,le
READY NHADE CLOTHING!
My si'cN "l clpturg CONSISTS ~ par ~ hr,ra riuh
rock ani Dress coats of all color, md quoluio.
pmp d'En. Cashmere, Btmbazine. Twceds Linen
Cheeks, Plain Linen Cotton cheeks and every o,ber
DESCRIPTION OF Summer Goods tliai The New York
market can produce
PANTALoONS.
Cassimrre Cassluei. Jeans, Tweeds Summer
Cloths, Angola Linen CHECKS G .mbtoo1s. Tnck
paw Tweed, Henry Clay Tweeds; aud every other
KIND OF Summer Goods all ready TO walk into.
VESTS.
My stock of Vests Is prIlCs Inc best louking aud
lac lnfg's' assortment that ever was looked at rn
any ,'iy varying IA prizes irom So cts 10 SIS. I,
embraces all cul"ts. Styles md qunhues
, dzru fine Linen an! Cotton Shiris; Check
aud common m,Io iLan have lime Ia count. Col.
hrs. B'soms, Sgspendcrs Gloves. Cravais, Stocks
SIN unG Linen lI.kis halt hose Suin Great variety
OF other articles, sUch ns LADIES' DRESSES all
pncrns and siyies; Palm Lcni Hats and UmStellas;
ga Shnf every article tat helnrs 10 q regular
MERCHANT TAlLORS EST ABLISl IMENT.
tor furnishing gentleman with entire liz ont car
hc found here neatly shade and cheap for cash.
10 conclusion viii say hat can and will sell
my goods cheaper hnn one my comp cii'ors whn
has taken the trouble 10 make the same known a.
he Eastern cities can buy them, aGd hone my ol Z
customers a. we'll as my now ones will no longer
he gned by This hnli,wov mud poorly made az
Cloth ng. such daily offered by those that ha We
NO knowledge OF the profession whatever There
i"re would respectfully solic my friends Gus
toners and tho public geuer,ly Ia ca md examine
for themselves. ASH will un,rd me and my clerks
mach pleasure IN wnit ~ nj any time Dom
io,gef The CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
ON TnE CORNER. with FOUR BIG DOORS
ap22 NICE
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ln Laucs Row. No l35 and iutmety eccu, led hy
L'w'hef ~ Boon, tho most pcuLid, Fashionable
end LARG EST assortment vt
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DIR. JAMES TANNER,
'Iih >lOIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHlER
& l. FIJI on he Nnrhonsi corner 81 9Th ard
~ Centre sis Residence ON the Sou,Lw,n
corner ol The same streets ,ctle
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-19
ALEXANDRIA, FEBRUARY 18th, 1S4e


Mr.. EDITOR: The ladies attached TO the
Cd. Presbyterian Church, now under the pas
toral charge of the Rev. Joshua N. Danforlh,
purpose holding fair 10 commence on Monday
next. and continue during the week, at the ball
room, in the third story Of the Post Office build
ing.
1t is to be hoped that the gentlemen will at
tend en- masse, as, apart from the well known
taste of the ladies attached TO the congregation,
the object of the fair is TO extinguish the debt
of the Church, which presses GENEROUSLY on its
members, and has prevented the full compile
ton of the work on the exterior OF the build
ing.
| regret to hear that some Of our friends
think | went " too fast and Too far" on the
subject of public meetings In rum-holes yester-
day. | certainly intended personal offence 10
no one, nor did know by whom the meeting
alluded to was called. Nevertheless, cannot
see the propriely Of holding public meetings
in such places, nor do admit that Temper
ance men can, with consistency, attend them
To enter taverns may not injure those who
have never been drunkards, but can they JUS
riy themselves before God for setting an exam
pie which may be followed by weak brother
to his temporal and eternal ruin.
understand that the Sons and United Bro
theirs OF Temperance intend holding public
meeting in advocacy of Temperance 10 front
Of the post Office on the 23d inst. Should the
weather permit, large turnout may be ex-
pected.. LIZ
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Leather, Leather. Leatl,e,.

TIME subscriber, THos. G. FoRD, returns his
thanks to his friends and the consumers Of
Leather in general, for the liberal patronage he
has received since he opened his Leather and Cur
rying store, on the corner of 7th and G Streets
He would respectfully inform them that he has
now a full assortment of his own finish on hand.
and which he can recommend as equal to any in
the District, which will be sold on the most rea-
sonable terms.
The stock consists Of Sole Leather and Skirting.
and very superior Calf Skins, upper and kipps,
Harness and Bride, and bags Leather, &c. Ali
his Leather being tanned expressly for the estab-
lishment, he feels confident, with his practical
knowledge OF the business in all its branches, he
can give general satisfaction.
Please call and see, before making purchases
elsewhere Hides bought, and Plastering Hair
Kept 1or sale. jan lift
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-19
Rev. n. Heston,s Lecture, ,

The Rev NEwroS HEsroS will deliver poetical
and alkgorical lecture, on this Thursday, the 9th
ins at half past seven o'clock p. NJ, in the Metho
dist Protestant Church, on Ninth stTeet.--Suhiect
"The Mansions of Rest, or Friendship, Lone and
Truth" The choir will sing several popular pieces
Tickets admitting a lady and gentleman, rs cents
to be had at Mr. Stotts Drug Store, Tucker 81 Sons,
Talors Butler & Donns Mr.. Savages, and Mr..
Fishers Fancy Stores all on Pennsylvania avenue,
and Brown Hyatt's, on Seventh street. or at the
door, The proceeds for the benefit Of the Lancaster
NJ e. Church.
feb 1876
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From The New England Washinqtonian

Mr.. EDITOR: The following urue, but
heart-rending scene to which was an eye
witness, occurred some three years since, on
the northwest coast of America, in lat. a.
bout 500 ~, while cruising for whales,
which, if you consider worth place in
your journal is at your disposal.
was at that time on board ship Java OF
New Bedford. One day in the month Of
July, we fell in with French whaIer, the
Fawn, of Havre. AS is usual on such occa-
sions, the Captain, who was an American,
was invited on board Of us. We were in
formed that the Fawn sailed from Havre in
1889, having been about three years out,
with only 1900 bbls. oil whereas the Java
was fourteen months from home, with
2lOO bbls. The captain Informed us that
he had counted seventy whales from his
deck in one day, and that he had taken but
one whale for the past fortnight. lie SAID
his men wouldn't work without grog, and
they couldn't work with it, But the worst
is yet to come.
The next day the Frenchman was still in
sight About noon whales appeared, we
saw him lower his boats and give chase; it
was about two hours before there was any
prospect Of their getting fast at all. At last
our captain, who was watching them
through his spy-glass from aloft, exclaimed
g They are fast" Our ship being about
three miles to wndward, it was not long
before we could observe them with our ma
ked eye from the deck. When within a
quarter Of a mile Of our ship the whale
brought to-; the rest of their boats not being
able to keep up with the whale, were tug
ging away far to leeward. Our captain re-
marked that the men in the ssfast boat" ap-
peared to be intoxicated. Our boats not
being in readiness we concluded to let
them kill their own whale. They could
not wish for better chance-the whale
scarcely moved-but the liquor had evil
IDENTIFY drowned the senses of the lanceman
as well as the rest Oft the crew, and he knew
not wheIe to throw his lance. AT last,
through carelessness, the boat was lain
alongside Of the huge monster, their oars
were unshipped, and no chance Tor escape
was left them: with one sweep of his
mighty fukes, six human beings were
launched into eternity In minute our
boat was manned, but ere we could reach
the spot, nought but broken fragments Of
the boat, among which foated two quart
demijon, could be seen. Upon picking up
the demijon it was found to be empty; hav-
ing evidently been drained by the crew of
the ill,fated boat.
When the other boats came up, you may
easily judge the feelings Of their ship-mates
and especially the unfortunate captain.
The next day, tho Fawn was seen under
all sail steering for the Sandwich Islands.
We arrived at Mohee with full cargo,
$500 bbls, about week after the Fawn
left that port for home. Nota drop of grog
was allowed on board the Java except what
was in the medicine chest
Yours, &c.
A TRuE WAsHlNGToNIAN
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NTOTICE.--The undersigned having formed a
IN co-partnership under the name of c. EcKLorr
" Sons, will continue the business Of Merchant
Iallors and Fashionable Clothing Store, at the es.
tablishment on Pennsylvania avenue, south side, be-
tween 18th and 9th streets, where they will at all
times have an extensive and fashionable assortment
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C.
They have now on hand, of their own manufac-
ture, select stock of fashionable ready-fnshed
Clothing, which, with Fancy Articles of every
description, will make their stock well worthy Of the
attention of the public.
They respectfully solicit continuation of the
custom SO literally extended to G. Ecklolf, during
the last thirty years. and pledge themselves that they
shall not be surpassed by any establishment in the
Union. G. ECKLOFF,
10 w. ECKLOFF,
FRED. ECKLOFF.
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ADAMS d. CO.'S AMERICAN EX-
PRESS.
a ssTl. EsssIETsHsn ESasEEssHssn sa -sn
saaszsssaasssa -S SSs5ssz H4s5AA

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they contiru to run their Package and
Merchandise Express between all the large cities on
the Atlantic coast.
The subscribers would inform the members of
Congress- merchants, and others that they are pre-
pared with wagons to call for packages or merchan
disc intended for the express.
We give particular attention to collecting drafts,
notes, bills, &c. in all the principal cities.
We run special messengers in charge of our cars,
and prepared to forward all kinds of valuables.
specie, &C. with great safety and dispatch
Thankful to our former customers for their pa
tronage, we shall endeavor to give increased atten-
ton to their business.
Our charges shall be moderate
G. s. McELFRESH, Agent.
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. Sd and Al SITS.
feb-tf E t
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KEEPING THE SABBATH. H.-Thc Detroit obser

How A Coop WoRK GRows.--A band OF
females in the city Of London lalely ascertained
in the course of their visits to the poor, that in
many families the older girls could read little
or none, and were kept al home during the
day attending to the younger children. There
upon few ladies opened a class at five in the
afternoon, 10 teach these girls 10 read and
write, and undertook TO conduct it personally.
In short time the room was full, and there
are now about seventy of these young people
learning TO read the Word OF Con inteIligently;
who, but for this sell-denying experiment,
must have grown up in ignorance. So true is
it that " an earnest and willing spirit will find
or make field of usefulness for ITSELF"
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-19
For the Columbian Fountain
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

MIR. EDITOR: Let it be understood by all
persons, that 10 induce men, women. and chill
dren, 10 disconntenance intemperance by ap-
pealing to their understandings, is The grand
object OF our public meetings-is the ultimum
of our wishes--is the desideratum We who
are engaged in the great, the good, the homo
rable cause Of Temperance, avail ourselves of
public occasions to persuade the Incorporate
to abandon vice degrading, most degrading
10 human nature, and to embrace cause, the
principles Of which are acknowledged by every
discriminating Individual, to be benefcially
strong, and eminently conducive to the general
veal We are moi like the Saracens who Of.
fered to their fellow beings the Koran or the
sabre--,heir religion or the grave ; we do not
make converts by threats we make them by
truths, by self-evident and irresistible truths.
Ours sis like the Christian cause: indeed, ii
runs parallel with that stupendous cause, for
whilst the church offers to man eternal saliva
1ion, we offer to him temporal salvation; whilst,
the church directs his attention to the Gospel
Of Redeelner, we direct his attention to the
experience of the redeemed And, it is my
opinion, that he or she who is not tempe
rance person, is not Christian. In our pub
lie addresses we employ three kinds of fpersua-
sion, namely, experimental, logical, and ina
ginatise; and our meetings are, without doubt,
very entertaining and Instructive
Imight extend my views upon this theme !;
but as it is the duty of every correspondent 10
convey much in few words-multun, in parro
II will conclude my communication by invit-
ing the public TO the mass meeting which viii
be held at the Methodist Protestant Church on
Ninth street, on the evening Of Monday, the
23d Instant
am, Mr.. Editor, with due consideration,
yours, JAMES LITTLE.
WAsHINGroS, ID. c. Feb. ls, ls46.
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FEA r OF FAILURE.

How many good enterprises have gone
down, because of a fear OF this kind! Let us
not indulge such apprehensions. sour doubts
are traitors" They hinder US, instead of help
ing US on. Timid men, rarely do much. Ex-
reme presumption isnot, indeed, to be com
mended; but, advenaurers only succeed. We
have far more reason for being active than ne
gligent. See! the path Of usefulness opens be-
lore US. Let us arise, and give no more heed
10 our fears, lest they destroy all our energy.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-19

05- NORTHERN LIBERTY DIvIsoN, No. l2,
Sons OF TEMPERANcE.-The officers and
members are requested to meet at the Northern
Liberty Engine House, Thursday evening,
18th inst. at O'Clock, p. M. 1t is desired
that all members will be in attendance, as bu-
siness Of importance will claim their conside-
ration.
BY order of the w. p.
]. A. WINEBERGER,
Rec s.
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For the Columbian Fountain.
QUE H Y.
Evening.

Mr.. EpIroR: AS editors are supposed TO
know every thing, and every body, 4 should
like TO ask who or what party OF rowdy look
inc Young mea they were who promenaded
some Of our streets yesterday, with red flannel
shirts, blue pantaloons, glazed caps, and lea!hr
er belts around their waists, stopping at nearly
every grog-shop they found? II is a pity such
good looking young men know no better.
@.
We are told by friend that they were fire.
men from Baltimore. ED.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,:

The resolution Of Yesterday furnishing the
reporters with one copy of :" House docu-
ments " as laid on the members desks each
morning, was rescinded to-day by vote near
ly as large TO reconsider as that by which it
was passed. Members would rather use these
documents, so essential 10 the correctness of
the reports, as recipients of their tobacco ex-
jecions, than TO let the reporters, and through
them the public, obtain correct reports.
Another evidence of the illiberalIty, as well
as bachanallan sentiments OF the majority,
was on resolution to give the use OF the
Hall to the Congressional Temperance Society
on Thursday evening next which was OBJ
jected TO; and motion to suspend the rules
in order for its admission was neganved.
A bill to regulate (not to make more reason
able) the pay and mileage OF members, was
read twice, and, by vote Of SS to II was re-
erred to the committee of the whole.
Several unimportant and private matters
were discussed and disposed OF, and the House
went into committee on the Indian Annuity
Bill
Mr. Calver moved to strike out the portion
that relates to the Creeks and Semlnoles, on
the ground that the moneys are intended for
the satisfaction of the claims of owners OF fu-
gilive slaves, who have made these nations
their refuge and asylum
Mr. Giddings also took advantage Of this
point TO make one Of his flaming abolition ha-
rangues. After some further debate the mo-
tion was rejected, and the debate on other A.
mendments was conlinued--its dryness only
enlvened by some very humorous remarks
from the usually sedate chairman Of the com
mittee on ways and means, Mr. Mckay, but
his witiciams could not be distinguished amid
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-19
THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB, 10, 1876.

Or We would remind advertisers and Others
70 Hhom il may be convenient, that we have
box at Stou's Drug Store, for the reception
Of adye rtsemenis, sc. for the Fountain.
Any communications lell at Edmund r.
Browns Agency office and Commission store,
+ street, near Treasury Department, will be
immediately forwarded 10 us,
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-19

OIL. o. o. F.--Brother Ne,oton Heston will,
on Friday Euening next, at 7 O'clock, repeat his
Address on the, principles Of Odd Fellowship, be-
fore Eastern, Harmony and Union Lodges, in the
Ebenezer Westinghouse. Members in good stand.
ing are requested to meet at 81 o'clock, at Odd
Fellows Hall, near the Navy Yard, and proceed
thence to the Church. feb l9-2t
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-19

An animated temperance meeting was held
at Faneuil Hall, Boston, on the 9th inst. which
was addressed by his Excellency Gov. Briggs,
Judge Barton, and others.
We miss Gov. Briggs not a little, in our
temperance cause here.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-19

1t being necessary to close my late business
urgently request all who are indebted to me to make
an early settlement, and solicit continuation of their
custom by my friends at the above store.
feb. l6--3t G.. ECKLOFF