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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

A SITUATION AS a BOOk-KEETER-wau by
- mlqdIe-aged person, perfectly competent and na.
nTyu oneNCepiOnaule references given. Please address
", '. b. at the Crescent OFFICE. No. 90 81.
L@&rses street Jy-l D.
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ARRIVALS Id tle l'rtneIpaI m0teLs &c

q
In OpeIoaaz, the l7l inst, Capt FELIX LAFoNfAA
Arrivals at the principal Hotels Yesterdq
ST. CHARLES % D Wyclr D NJ Short, Texas. Boa.
Arb Crozai, Lowell, G o Halter A; MAJOR Len Ne
NJ Eunnisus No.
France: - Durham, u o Anderson
-.HEWLETT's. r GtJur, Miss; Camuaa-, VI. y Re
PLANTERS. S w Brpot"s.; 6 A-H-nrs Mis-. ".f.lr
Steamboat Departures This Day.
SEE ADrERTIsEuENTs ON LHLAD F4eE .
Red Rice, CREOLE, VIII p NJ
flLsJ,rE ........-.ALBATEDS, Re-. .r-1n, d" i. ".
Ya@6o Its,r MUSCLE NI 2 q &'rpey , I. at.
ez r. 5. Mail steamboat ALBATRQs-For Cinca
now receiving freight aud leaves THIS DA y, IHargL
5ocockP. NJ, pqsIPyey ron RT F2 25 sSe1 M4
Passengers viii please be on board at the above hour l
49, The elegant and fa.trunuing passenger boat GEN
WORTH, 4. e. Charles, mlster IS now ieceifiuE I.ag
at The foot Of Canal street ana WI Io'aEeg ga W.
burg, Yazoo City and La&9 Pt9vlae ne, as ,r,,,.
panama ii atss
g. THREE THOUSAND Panama Hats. sula.a
for the season, for SOLDIERS returning from The SEAT w
PEACE-A No I, first quany-at tle very io" price oil
$50 per dozen, or So so each
aF7a GAIL AT SANDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM
i've In 20 Poy'ns street, ceraer Of I.aaal'.0a.'s
To- Removable. YALE, IN, x co. haeore
from 10 Crrtr.s street to % MAGAZINE STREET, .s.aa
Common and Gravcr, where they VII keep ther USUAL ..'"
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods, Loces Linens EHbrofifas ea. e. a. compile
assortment OF MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS Io ~Aea0 s
would tl- attention Of CIty ana wtry Dealer. D.
M. 1 MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CAsAL STREET
NJ. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
al, hand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

~ The health Of Gov. Don, Of Rhode Island,
is so far restored to permit him to take active
part III the canvass for CaSs and Butler
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GORDON PLuMMER
Sands's Clothing Emporium.

ADJUS TIE Rs~OF .IEERHG Els.
ES~ Office LuCleu HerrnaRs Marine Notary, No. q R0
stLteL Nag OLenna. lie ~ list nov.
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Andrew White has been appointed Receiver
OF the Canal Bank, lately failed at Albany.
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BEAUTIES or INDIRECT TAXATIoN.-A report
lately made to Congress shows that i'll % collection
districts the gross amount of revenue amounts to
SI3,785 u, and the expense of collecting it is
$lSj, I4 II. Truly, this IS a beautiful system Of
taNnfinn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

PLANET METIs.-The British Royal Astronomi-
cal Societys has named the new planet discovered
in April last AIets and the name has been adopted
at the National Observatory in Washington.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

0s- A rumor which attained currency that the
King Of Naples had been assassinated has been con-
tradicted by the King himself, who says he was not
assassinated. We believe his Majesty.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

o. From the ReveiIIe Of the 10Th we learn that
Lieut.. Col Wharton died at Fort LeavenWorh on
tbs
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eY@ The Queens Delight, which forms an essential
ingredient IA the, GtAEFENBEkG SARSAPARIl.LA COM
POUND probably superior Saapara itself Frost,
Cnarlesto1 speaks Of follows l.J- See Bulletin No. Sd
iplg
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ANOTHER POTATO DISEASE. - The potato crop
in Carleton county, in the British province Of New
Brunswick is threatened with new enemy. A
small worm perces the stalk an inch or two above
the ground, eats It's way in and consumes the heart
and centre, when the vine droops and withers as if
severed by the cut worm. In some cases ita appears
that the WORM is Matched in the very stalk ITSELF
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taxation.

SUICmEs.-In New York, on the IGlh, Dan
Schder, keeper Of grocery and liquor store, com
mitted suicide by hanging himself with BEDFORD
James McCortan, who cut his throat a few days
back, died in consequence, on the 18Th, in the hos
pilaI. On the lnh, a man named Mccain, jumped
from tIird-story window in Walnut street, and
broke both his Iprs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

~ We perceive that Brook Farm, near Boston,
the citadel of Fourersm is advertised for sale by
the sheriff
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Of Alderman r Swartwout, the brother to th
noted Samuel Swartwout, the former Collector o
New York, fell down on the 18th inst, in Wal
street, and expired almost Immediately.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

CITY MoRTALIrY.-The number of deaths in
New y ork week before last, were only 2S4, which
IS a decrease of one hundred and eightytour, as
compared with the same week in lS41.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

MURDER AT MoNTEEAL.-A corporal Of the
18th regiment, named Fitzgerald stationed at Mon
treal, was shot by private of the same regiment,
named Jones, on the 18th inst. The former had
threatened to report Jones for insolent behavior.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

o. Rufus Choate was TO deliver an grafton
before the Literary Societies Of Amherst College
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SUDDEN DECEAsE.-Thomas B. Howard, Of
Philadelphia, one of party Of ladies and gentle
men who were spending few days at bathing
resort, died on the 7th, from attack Of epilepsy,
brought on by his imprudence n.going into the surf
while over-heated.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

X Five persons said To have been killed at
/ New Haven, Conn, a short time since, by the fall
/ ing of scaffoId at the Methodist Church.
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% The number of deaths in Boston week be-
fore last, was 43-males IL, females 29,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

~ Mr.. Edwin Forrest is playing farewell en-
gagement at Buffalo, in his layorite round Of char
acters.
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AsIATIC CHoLERA.-The New York Globe has
been informed that in addition to the many fearful
diseases now prevailing in that city, including
small pox, hydrophobia, etc, there are several
authenticated cases of cholera asphyxis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

IVA II No, 80 TfVoLI CIRCLE. -
FRESH ARRIVALS per FAIRFIELD and HERO
u FLhIHER supply OF MO.eskin Beaver Gas h8s
! a siImneIe Brqsh and SILK HATS together with 81
a small lot Of LEGHDRNS. g
.Jy2i b d n pITgTE on fr.-,.r street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

they believed. hiIly reflected tn, wish,,
tnair constituents, and consulted the in
'-'s ol lAe Wig pauy.-was adopted H.
'%ulmo1,ly hF tec,smstion.
NI jiaH't. 81 L'adoun. was then loud
cai!rl f.r. and -ppesred upan the sand.
es4tt, "rHE tNysR COUNTY. from which
cam" vou'i 10 is dsfy, as he : Guild him
III TO-. m thr approaching canvass. he
onil -ltc u1 specific pledges tor himself az
ht- constituents more than THAT. The
'hiC, oi L1ui1up have conidcnre IN the
tiionfi Convention, and thsy viii be the
s. 10 'uru their aick upon anv nominee pre-
ate5 by ta5t body. 10 November next her
DO Wing voters will be founl ]raljyiag a.
.pHni hIm.
\ ErslII,ion OF thanks 10 WINS Archer.
"a. th- President OF the Convention, was
unanimously adopted. for the able and i'm
rtiai manner 10 which he bal exercised the
.liIes Hi his olhee; which eIicilcd iom that
ntienan a beautiful aud Impressive valeJic-
.bry.
The thanks Of the Convention were like
returned 20 the Seert tancs and to The
Sergeant alarms.
AMI then, in perfect harmony anil good
The Couscntion adjourned. sine de-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
WIG STATE CONVENTION.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Feb a.

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Feb "a.
Mr.. Strolher. from the commit,ee appoint.
ed TO recomm nd a suitable organization
Of the Wing party reported the following res
%olution.
J.. Resolved. That in view of the approach
ing PreslI-nlil. election and for the yurpls. Of
promoting The election of the nomIIte Of the
Wing Nauonai Convention, a Central Com
mittee, To consist OF tweuty-one members I've
appointed, whusr duty ii shall b, ID cores
ponl with the vatIous county eemuvHaes,
and to devise means Tor the circulaiiou ul IN
portant aud valuable documents auoa.s The
people.
2. Resolved. That the people in jhe vari-
Gus counties, et}is> AMI election districts. De
recommend to appoint committee al ,.glt-
ance, to promote the election OF ih- p-uiuee
oil the Wig National Conventiau, aUi TO
communicate with the Central Committee,
AMI The committees OF vigilance throughout
the Stat.
Mr.. Watcher, from the committer lo report
Delegates aud A~,,srnstes 10 the WIZ Not,on-
al Convention. to form an Election. Ticket.
and to report Assistant Electors. presented to
the Convention The names OF the following
gentlemen Tor hose Offices in wa Sc ap-
pointmeut the Convention unauim9usIy con-
CURED:
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER
sEroe rep RY T.. BERRY

EEfoH TED Ry 4. BERRY
ar lytas aSD DEPARTURES
y Boats t0r tfs las, 81 hours GU ing Jester
lay at ! O'Clock. p. N.
ARRIVED.
Rob-. Fulton, Collier. Pittsburgh.
ili5-fniA NJ : klinetelter, "
Loyal Hanna, Jack,
Avalanche, Williams,
Dr.. FranAiin. Mcclure, Cincinnati.
Com u. Boyd.
Rhode Island, Green, S~teubenyille.
pLPARTED.
Pi;ifc, Campo H.. Louisville.
L9sat Hs9la. Jack,
Rob. Fulton. Coll Ter, st. Louis,
Hi0eraiu No ,, Klineielier. Cincinnati.
DR.. frankiin, Mcclure, Pittsburgh
Comet, Boyd,
Rhode Island, Or en-, S,eubenville.
teet water in the channel-ialiing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02


AEGDr Las EaNCE AyD GEN TANL}&.
A zrat obi s1t to the |noniatt11 ii
G. Isvlr. li- t.u io1ll in tn, b.....tt
h would uHt %. 15'- to cry the y U4.-
hdi State. We ave always bel.y. lltt
thu Na.H' tors IN this objection a. il
W.. in tlr. ,l'l.f v1il Of fonn ia'r u-IsI
tint il cau { olIf nave originated ts.HI .l-
tiers ueceiy from p.rstas po,ses,iuE b ul5-
roN Information. sl! juisins o, IT. $50 IL
Nv ElsItaHS r-- from the feelia5 tI1r
Own townships .r nsit lb5rhoois. i
day aa, 81. D. 10 5nt more. 10 l
usi5tbst.#tra.t. We believe a4..H.4I.
q fl
'''+ SAT- "' i've 'n'!' "''e' .t'S -
q b. Wan. o1. wv Hampshire tav'.
waieI l., es.lr4. l.. nocfatic
~. .--..l "a, hi. oy,
view OF u. s7 ~. 'iP''hs' ''
the iion. An''H iA'vrea-s TO th- b PISS Vas
"a iiBnsr a. PIHieiphi4. II il ne. a-- Tor
,st, fsu4.. V..s1., n,bI,r. mr.
-.
u. '"e '''''' % H. ""o A'''- H'N
' ." 49,
with The limits oI t4is Union, BAT be-, .-1.s-
el tas grs,t y,.t#r anI become dam ,.4
y ......,
- "a =''s1
pah' ell sal1iaf, i1t WIS; sat,snta. ID .'-4 Ill
one n. ogt40-1;, aud pride OF hi. HIiv.
sttts- H. str-rr Of which he E,- ,
''' "''' '''' ''',"' ei's,' ''f'
m'rcitnt ana "a plolc nan, IS b. =
err as s'll1u as llt Of any Other pe-Yl.-
Bpt n,r, F.s..,tTIr a ne AGA, ,i,faI ,5t.3.
.t:.
F'"'.a' 4t'-N.'t v" i5'i-' ne"
what he say
Boston. Feb. l7th. Isis.
Nv dear Sirs--l beg u offer my a.s4,F,-
edgenents and IbmAs tor the inyitaf,ra vaa
have b,norsi tua. tt h, rrsentatapt4F |+1.
nrf. I, b. given hi Pailsd.Iphi, on H. ggl
inst. for lire blf,osa of .~.celehDfias ta.
hI.nroI gl,.l-. ~ N.sbi,g,op ana T.,
we 49,. t-,-bt FINN nv e,r; .-zl.
baoI 10 y.a4a5s Inc name an1 - =.#I.r If
Genera, W-..5i9-.,o. al Al, ihe u-oaalhi.
immortal as6is,lm.n, r.redes Al a,. .Ls.
sir, stronger to .a.zs upon ever pr,as, en-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
4 BEAUTIFUL ALLEGoRY.

When God created man. he commanded
his angels 10 visit him on earth. unl guide
vim lu his way, 50 that he might t~oretsste
The blis,e the liHe 10 come. But iu,,tul inan
sought alter sensual joys in prc,eunce to
those of heaven, and growi Ing greedy Of world
u itutts, began 10 quarrel with his brethren
Tor the possession OF them and the guardian
angels wept among themselves. But when
the strong oppressed the weak. and took from
them by lotct he PRODUCE OF their sjll. jus
ice rose up souowing, aud leaving eauh.
flew buck 10 heaven. And wheh tls Nfak
overcaue ths strong with talseho vi aud de-
crit, .ul got from them bv cunning what
they feared 70 take by force, truth rose up
DrruN ia5, anil leaving earth, f1'w hack to
iea,ru. Aaj wh-n the Injured went forth
% STAY their i~aiurrrs, aud crimsoued the
'iain with their brothers blood. peace roe
p s3froWiuq. aud ,esviag Earth, a-w back 10
4eaven. linus each bad act stareu : me good
nigel ir9 n The word, until lurgivtsr,--lhe
most beautiful Of all-aiune remained be
auj.
And when She heard anger ana revenge
whisper dark defds III mans ears. aud rouu-
.ft ttirm 10 rPpeat the wrsng that has been
ioHe tnrn, she rose up sorrow lnI and said,
viz 1ol laee The earth. While sHy sis-
er angels were here, | might have rested in
~ Father, bosom. for man n~rdel me noi.
}nt aos that tary have fled. ! will Sc, k to
make him listen to my voice. tel ing him that
; be cderisars forgiveness there, - viii Tor
rvencss cherish hun hereafter s. th- Il We
TEST child OF heaven remained on earth; and
oFace AMI love rtPen,iog 4 " back and loi-
owed her train. The goo genius tllst turn
ed ey,r ling into gold
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
" KEELING 81 BtL.NON /

The subscribers TO the capital stock of the
wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby Notified that ali in~stalment of one dol
lar upon each and every share thereof is re-
CURED to be paid BY them respectively TO The
Treasurer OF the said Company, on Fri
day the 10th day Of March, 1913.
BY order OF the Board Of Managers.
E. II. FlTZnUGH, Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq. the Treasurer. will be
found at The Merchants aud Mechanics Bank
Feb. 10, lS48.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
FIRST In FASHION,
EEB & O0sTAR's sPRxNG sTvrr,,
II
=.

Tip-9 10 oval. 1L FOR and rmr5 SIG curve.
nm mPs" Me, Iron and rar.I H. l6 Al side.
SIN enge CUT with slight rn at i'd .wf,.,o. -.
anu fr . 0ncave or doped at sides of an inh rnr1 :" very me cH'r ound fu
band o an inch wide, with loop am siL. "".
bndlng-5l6 of ar inh vile.
H a !" ms ove sWe OF haol aud Tors sale at m Fntbo,ab, H., al ~
y. o"on s street whrrl am nw m4nuft tui Yr and will -" - n"hS
arg assortment OF the finest No extra uaLEo M 49,, n " instantly 81 iu
.ms cry, all Of my w msnu6cur. sun" ' oaNP mats ever off m
-. W S h KIND arntono OF a friend in the East / am enable =, IL.
s 'I" IG' one week earier than II will b. introduced il, NJ v m 1 ue iIo
men Stated dim for introducing nj the first SuurIy a. - N" iE or Phrallphh
stree against the world. -" "'"n'- out our motto is III,
- JOHN j. HOG
AZ hTne raro Plate FASHIONS in M window
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
Richmond, March list. 1913.

Kichmond, March Ist, 1913.
The National Steam ship Ale heny. Hun
ter Commander. left Norfolk on Sunday;
destination, Rio de Janeiro and Africa.
The sloop OF war Plymouth, IS taken ON,
OF dock on Saturday evening.
Schooner Gil Bias Of Boston. bopud for
Brazil put into Norfolk on Sunday, to repair
damages received in a blow off Cope Cod.
No'tin s OF importance in the Legislature
to-day.
Very general satisfaction exists in relation
to the proceedings OF the Wing Convention
and the nomination of the Hero Of Buena
Vista on The part OF Virginia.
Mail in from the South. No revs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02
TELEGRAPH,
Correspondence o,ihs linn,

o'respohdence o. Tic Times.
New York Marsh Up. NJ.
The ship Hun,ress arrived TO day from
Canton with full cargo.
The Wabash arrived from New Orleans
a nd the Marina from Havana.
Tn. stock market is unusually dull and the
demand for money rather on the increase.
Exchange is fair at cur last quotations.
without en- advsnce. Government bond A..
quiet.
Government steamship Isaac Walton sailed
ll's day Tor California, Oregon, &c: She car
r'ed the nails, but no passenger.
Markets generally quiet OF last quotations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

'oLHsf y. Palmer is authorized tn .
.el' lof Tec'lving subscriptions and sl,e,
's'tents Tor the Wheeling Daily Tin
:'IFItfsrr. at Baltimore. Philadelphia. No.,
'oIk aud hoston. llis Office is in '''
hay'i'norF, at the Southeast corner of Nora
ihlladel phis, N. w. Corner of Third an.
AL. Ne" YORK; Tribune Buildings, opposiieei,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

Friday Morning. Feb %.
The Convention Was called n order at 10
O clock; The Tnruae OF Gace Was lerseutl,
ilvoArd BY The Re, Mr. hoge.
Mr. bo,,s resumed sui concluded his re-
nnlras in opposition 10 tnr resolution in favor
oi General Taylor nomination us .he Whig
oanlliate tor The mex PfcS.lru,g. ami con.
studded an elaborate aud powerful Argument
by oitsring The following peeau49.e alJ reso.
lIlioAs;
Nnrreas d diversity of opinion seems un.
I-t.unatrly 10 exist among The Nhigs ut thi,
S.-.e on thr subject Ot Iac relative availabit-
ls Of tn listing lshed individuals whose
uIues have bern presented as candidates tor
Gag nexI FIesidru r., Whica it'll ,ss.n,ial 10
tAc Dest inter els ui the country. aud prr.ap,
iAt prtPvtfauon oil tne pauy Iu rs Stale,
sl7tlj DC hsunoulJu.N s-tlcd. but winch
tul' Convention Is uJt ptepstrl ID decide,
aut where's he W - oi Nn-iHa hive i'm.
pl,cit conhlcnce IL ,lv iuirgui, ANA vision
" the Nstlouai Convention wIlcn Is 10 as
se.n5.e IN The city ot Philadelphia on the
Nh day oi June next, that VII have more
= ample means and extensive information from
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

Our paper is well filed with the proceed
ing' OF HE Wing Convention at Richmond,
which opens the campaign Tor Viginia. We
ieei ourselves now las upon The lille Of a.
mother canvass. fully under the banner Of
I'D Rough and Ready, should a National
Convention sanction the choice Of Virginia.
The Electors will hereafter be placed at our
mas heal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

We would suggest TO the citizens OF Wheel
ing the propriety Of calling . meeting to en-
quirc why the ci,izensof Cincinnati permitted
three steamboats, to burn At their wharf and
four lives TO be lost.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-02

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h'"aM ha-'amss VI .aldlY'
mug ueor8e-" Mason.
mug 0leen2 Nn-hi.
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bt''tdA'ef anu SuifaiSh.
hia'mond. X c'rief.
L'WH-CoiJ hc"hot'er'
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L'9an and L Wanl.
BON. Gnihn SAILING.
h3Hlon-J \ Carter.
L'dt9i--C Co.emfn.
Llaenbarg-L Tazewr Il.
7 Ai4IISDn--Gp w Smith.
M4s>hali-W II o lham.
Nlt5ew.-W Musbs.
Mit1lese1-J MltIiil.
Mason aad J Coach.
Z Jackson. y Smith.
M-rsleabursZD Sbelfon.
Msatg tmerf-Wm 4 Staples.
s.1nal2alia A bearing.
Moarue-Jo'iu Echols.
AaTgam--J 5 DuckNelt.
Nsus-mond-J K kIlby.
N-ls3n--R Whi,heal.
Noi eih ciey TIC f4hh
Norfolk County, Wilson.
neutrality-suspicious. NJ Nicholson.
y fthumbefli nd-R Gas brook.
NOttoway-Wm ii Andefson.
ojto-Nm Fitts.
o.anse anu DPtnnlll.
Gferue r Flnks.
Pdse--DrJ Thompson.
Patick--S q Staples
Prndleton-James B12gs.
Pet rsburg-Wm Robertson.
Pitts ivania-V Nltche.
POCahontas-N Skrnr,
PoWhalan-Wm c Scott.
Prestou-Gustavus Cresap.
Princess Anne-S Thompson.
rnnit Geofee3 S~ssroa'oue''
FhHce "hham-" fIgn,n'
Rtppdhannock-hordto Molr't.
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LIST Of

n EN- AIMING IN the F5st o lice 81 the city
u oi Whceiing. on the lst 81 March.
ISIS. Persons calling for hem will please
say they are aivertised, o,hfrxiss jlrey may
receive them
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WHEELING LYCEUM.

IIELbINU
Taa L~yeee,n-rsiI meet this evening at
o'clock in the Hall occupied by the q Pres.
byttrian Congregation OF thc City over Messrs.
OFT and G rerr's store. Members viii be puact-
nj in their attendance.
Mdrch 81. Executive Committee.
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Electors.

Electors.
Ro II Whitedeld. Isle Of Wright
2 W Boiling, Petersburg
3 2 Irving, Cumberland
4 X Irving, Lynchburg
$ w Marin. franklin
Is w { Elves, Aldemarle
7 Ro EStolf, t~auquier
S hTGamett. Newfoundland
9 w Boulliu, Riehmoud city
10 70 Snupdsss, Williamsburg
III A Hunirr, .terson
y A II II Stusri, Augusta
10 s Mod Moore. Rockbrige
ii Col. AFI ilg, Washington
Is q " Sunlhers, ksiawha
10 q d Camden, llsrrison
II + W Pierpont, Marion
assistant Electors.
l John J Joues, Norfolk
? John w S,m Petersburg
TT Bpultla. Charlotte
! TN Bont8ssut, Buckingham
. D.vi Chaiutrs, HliilaI
. y .r5o4r, 0rause
7 Jane FS,utler, Rappehannock
5 } NJ FORBES SPOTS, lvauia
. Col. J A Meredith, Richnonj T.
10 2 Pitts, Aocomac
II K W Barton. of Frederick
y " SeemoH. Hardy
IS FIT Anderson, Boletourt
II JAS W Shrl y, Wythe
10 WIN AcCauls. Cabell
l6 PC Van Ni kie, Wood
n Etbert II Caldwell, Msrshall
DELEGAiES 10 The NAIlONAL CON-
NENrl0N.
Del gdies.
Slm1 IL Watts, Norfolk CO
f b Hichs, Brluswick
W ) Archer, Amelia
Is Allen. Bsdt.tt
v Wiicbrr. Fltl~t lyania
V " SJutlall. 4 Iemarle
John Jsuuey, LoYioua
A.uscoe Gauneii, j. Essex
RdHTie Ter, kl.h mOnd City
II Carter. Char es Ciy
+ PHuu.-r, Belkiry
Va seymour. lltrly
William b FUston. Montgomery
Bey KJ au,laa. Washington
Alien / Cp~u0n. Monroe
jams NJ y l~aaus5n, Wood
Charles " k4as q, ONO
iIcFHreiues.
A 5 Aur- S., champion
J K Chamoiias, ureensKliie
Il K Cha ner-, hleckiynburg
C~aar,sL MeaJy. Lyuchburg
Thomas y 5 fioumoy, tialiisx
ulyI IeIgel, Oiauge
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Root Isl kIT.-A full assortment OF French
Boo, and shoe Kit, Jusi received from N YoIk
al The sign Of the Big Red Booi.
tee u MecLAL.LEN, KNOX %.
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a bklLF ALMANAC FOR THE YEA,
ISA


: he above - a csnvenient Almanac to I've 4, .,e,.f
''e crown 81 a hat. or carried IA a peck bopI
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Summer Rates from, LIST of A7-ii to Goth of Nov,
inclusive.
Winter Rates from LIST OF Pee 10 3lst March. incl