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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04

FylHE3E Is not single individual among this vss
- community NJ Intelligent persons, hut what prefers
pleasing countcnauce and heantitll complexion 10
81 w vi repuisve visage. W. love To look upon e'e
CANT portraits OF beautiful pcrsouages who were highly
popular for their personal beauty, fair AVID proposes
ing c. m eNion Is on times principal feature AZ The
success OF young beginners in business OF his or Der dc
but IN The fashionable world. thousands Of individuals
who now annoyed with sSllow aud repulsivc cola
plcXon. diseased cracked, and dscoOred skin aud
moved with mosquitoes. can, II they wiHse as Toilet
EuolIent that vain able skin purifier. RADWAhS CHI
NESE INDICATED SOAP. possess as fair, pure.
sweet aud healthy the fairest daughter OF our
race II you hat Knew the manifold virtues of Rad.
ways soap, you surely would not he without II. its
mysterious action the clranses the secretary
vessels from all importantly from the suffice,
Tan,Sun burn, Pmpes Bi0tches Pistules Sallow, ell
low aud dscolored skin; SAT- Rheum Ring worm,
EyspeiaS. Rash letter Chapped Flesh, sore and Biee
ding Lips Weak aud Sore ~ es.
Asa NURSERY SOAP. every mother should keep
this SOAP IN her nursery protects the tender skin Of
the babe from the evil effects arising from the hot
scorehing rays of The For the Toilet It is snpe
nor Ia all Others 1t Is deciously performed. For Sha
wing It is delightful, it produces rch, copous, and
lasting lather. General Depot 55 Pearl street. New
YORK, ie32 lmo
~ \. o. fairchtd, agent Price % and ~ cents
per cake.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
G. z H. G. U So!
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY

Admission. Dress Circle 80 cts Children halfprce
Boxes 25 cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
!enarlment of Principle and Trick Riding. is di.
Mr.. Holm GLENROY,

evond quest the NEST expert and dfNieous eques
trau the world Las seen. Without saddle or bit
die he accomplshes every feat. AcKwAR soMERssTrs
and all ever effected by the most renowned Riders ON the
convenient surface afforded - Pad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pills.

Sugar Coated Vegetable EItrdct Pulls.
ryenEsE celebrated Pill have obtained an envabe
g uotoftty inc United states curative for gid
dness, dys STA sour stomach heedache tove piles,
cost veness heart hurn, liver complaint ourvv,
throat inward weakness pdipaiian ~ the heart,
Indigestion and variety at other diseases to which
dasi is heir, amedicne for she million. Ia all ,eaSOus
ufthe year, sPrhs sumner TALL aud winter ad under
all circumstance they eau ie taken lh perfect safety
aud success As Nern1fuse end genera medicine for
children, they uurivaled. Beng coated with pure
white sugar children viii easily take thcu they neI-
Their grippe MOI uausca,e gentle lut thorough in their
operation For anii- ~ increasing thr duse they
equally Len.ert As an AHti-Bliaus az thev viii he
flihd wtbnnta superior; ask any among the thou
sands WHO use htni, a'da unquadied approval VIII
REMEMBER n q v CIekuer is the original inventor
ofSu.ar Coated Ills, aud tHpt nothing the was
heard OF. until he introduced them IN June, 1874
sugar coated Vegetable Fs, aud oher or they
VIII made the victims OF fraud Price p per
BOX.
Dr. Cnckneis principal office for The sale of rils is CO
yersey ST. Get New YlIN,
Wn JACKSON, 80 Liberty It. head Of Woo street
Pusbnrgh, "a General Agent tor rennsy wanna Nouh
Gins. and Western Virginia.
sodby the following auiy appointed agents:
A " Fairchild, Wheeling; Jas A GRAY 4 co, Bridge.
port John feunInofe, MartiRsvllle x Brown, jr's
Welshnrsh T. Yost. Warrenlowa Wallace track
er, La grange " adde K Vance, Tradt p1,a Goo VIII
son, West Alexander John kelley, Clay svie sample
sweeney. Washington
NOTiCE-A @ fairchiid has been appointed supply
ing Agent for " cstcru Virginia Agents requiring ur
Their supplies AMI persons istiug 60 become Agents
wiil please Apply To nm Jy3
.,n BOXES Pure gound Cinnamon, for sale low by
~ BS fkNbtS FAULT.
10 BASKETS pure DIV. on, 70, ,,,e use, sar sale
~ lnw hy PRYOR & fAULL.
IA BBLs. Lh-eed OIL warranted pure for sale low by
~ Ws PRYOR 81 PAULL.
1n BBLs. sFirts Of Tufpenlme, IN good order. for
-" sale low ~ PRYOR 4 PAULL.
m CASKS saierstus for sale low By
4" ~ PRYOR & PAULL.
FOR SALE
"A GOOD FARM containing One Hundred aud For
- ty-nve acres, on which is toeratle good Dwell.
ing, Barn, Smoke house, and Spring bouse. Also a
good orchard OF excellent apples ioeeIhef th
~ vi other fruit. The farm situated in Msfsliall
county, Va, seven miles from Wheeins, ud 34ths of
| a mike from ttc ohio river. II adl1us Tire lands OF
Bcni McMeche and David VI ;iechru Eslrs and will
be sold at price. For further particulars enquire
| of Reni. McAetleu, Isl. OF 81 nc suiscttlcr.
| i,l4-2w MM. A. McMECHEN
| ,I1ST RECEIVED large lot OF superior eolored AR
| y PET CHAIN, and tor sdecheaP al
| June "a, 1879. GREER s. NOTES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
TIL

~ Il, NsToN,Jr. 27o Aa a.l, !, -.
/ sslck 81 Ina, De has eV''''
Spring ah,i Summer Goods,
~ W J" ,i,n ne 'tspvs'h invites Their e"e", We
Dis STOCK, which he datters hir.-g the public fca
nnd suiine haviaz had strong pt-of already thuny
% Die customers srr pleased withthsm. The fovipF
IS Fad 0f his stock:
Linen asd Camhiet Lustres. ip plain snd cr0srs
btk Satin Plaid Dciphire, AND chanrcshle Ariue
and plain s'lss. Plain and printed Bsrazies. ted
Lawns iu great variety. very cheap. Esrlstorsn-
chester and other styles OF Gughams in all coys'r
Fancy silk aud plain Gloves. Tor ades and ~
Gotten Hose W. great variety for Ia1es and nissserv
cnoap. Fancy Bonnet Ribbons tae cheapest in tliiy
exc, cic.
HOCHECO. BphcsonS' and Faii River prints all
~ coor=; very cheap. now % .eucd 10y
mys TIT: JOHNSTON, IT,, No. 27s Mai
quo COUNTY wOOr-Csssineres 'rwecdte
" manufactured BY Mckee e Robertson from ioi
grown IN ONO county; just reed and for sale ~
Main street.
Lovers of Home Manufacture. call and see them ey
ave good article. n,yd IN JOHNSTON.
FsL'K aud colored silk frinres. Thread and Lisleis
skirts, IRISH Linens Linen Camhric. sin. Madrasss
Onei and cotton tdk's, for sale by
mys tn: JOHNSTON Jr. 97s Mains
" amene which there Is few more Rough & Re.
strops warranted to shave well. though a wooden
surrounded by 10000 of stiff heard covered the chin
IN addition To- wAich we have some of those suprr
ka1nfs et Call and see Tor yourselves. Il The vari
store Of jyi TilOS HORNBROOK, & {
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
DtSSOIUT TON.

m partnership heretofore existing under the frm o
FsRsYrH BAKER. at Wheeling Va and Browns
Vihe, "a, is tins day dissolved, by mutual consent
~. JAMES II. FORSYTH, Z
NLeellmg. july y. ISIS. IAMES r MAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
IN ANDGET BARGAINS.xD

lN-S lspOIN ~ AMI FL DAiANi "a No. -
At WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
WIZ have q large lot OF French. Scotch sud other
az Lawns. Bcfagcs, SIR Tissues. silks all coors
( and other fancy Dress Goods
Also, Shawis, s.arfs Haudkerchiefs. fine Hosiery,
frnges aud other o. nmlugs-a1] French Needle Work
and Lace Caps. Golfers BoHncts, thomezcits and Rib
hons. with general variety OF all other Of the most de
sirahe fancy goods IN SEASON which are de.
ternncd 10 close out without reference 60 PROFIT or
cosr-we viii sell hem you make money in these
goods by embracing this opportunity WrotEsNLE OR
RErAGI. SELBy. AGNEw AND SWRNRfNGEN
nI3l Monroe st.
RI tb II,n-a new Bath House aud Tub wen
''' i'o"N' painted inside and ont, shingled
aud every Thing complete and easily moved. which
VIII sell very low as II Is OF no 10 at present.
jeE SENSENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
NEW ElRNl.

EfooTs AND SHOES --Tbe subscribers having asso-
- tiaed themselves Together under me siyle and nrnl
OF CoNNtLl.f - son, wti continue ia The Shoe
'siness ~ the house. No 49, Main 81, formerly oeeu-
liel as zoe slsfe ty Connolly " ads We expect
W eee,se nom te east sAony srse aud well assert.
ca stoes, necessary 10 cary the business all
ouerent branches, ana Is oar object To compete
WIN the eastern manufactures, iulend BY slficl
attention 10 business, insure TIC success ~, autei
PATE aad q hsfi the patronage al frends aud the
pahic "a stnerali We .hefsiose, give general INVITA-
t-h 10 al 20 give US trial. J CONNEILN
4 Aprli ~. t-4S BFcoNNEIIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
NEW BOOT q SHOE STORE.
JalIcd the Philadelphia Cheup Cash Store
DISSOLUTION

E3ArENr Congress Boots aud sho-s- Also every va
. rely Of boots, Sloes, Brosans, Gators and 50
IoarI, chea. tor cash ie2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04

hips 5.ys% snd sG @ o% of Wn ,bs 81 .'
No. l5o Main 81. (iyl4) JOHN KNOFE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
-. RICE.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, NESriNGS. AMI.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Corner OF Man aud Monroe sis, WHkxLlsa ".
III HAVE received my Spring stock OF the most fash
= ionahie goods n aiy line, which ofier al unusual
low Prices for cAsn. My Old customers and the uie
Ia general are invited to give call before pireLa
sin. elsewhere.
n. b. Clothing made 20 order, As usual il the mos,
iashnnal ma slAla. InuIn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04

Co-PARTNERsH1P-1 The undersigned. bavipr mi
uAf entered INTO Partnership will continue the For
Wardms aud Commission Busine at Wheeling and
nrowisvle, under tho name and style Of FoRsy pu x
pAAER, as heretofore. JAMES t. BAKER
No. LEONARD r. FORSYTH
"heeng, July Is, ls4s ROBERT FORSYTH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04

nREWERY Since my sale Of the Freucb Beaver,
- 10 Mr. S4nuh. Dutch brewer named p r. Berk
has circulated the report that the French Brewery
would not lrew t,eer AFTER left H. This is to inform
my customers and the pu.iic generally. that Mr. w c.
Smith viii continue French brewing il has been Goa
dneej by myself. and viii give nii satisfaction To al
customers II. ST. MARTIN.
ARGUS copy times iv2s-M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
- 81 n d =.

~ IsIIN ~ I" -dU : VIIs INUIdIId. HHV
/ sevcra, small Tracts in the vicinity OF said
| town.
The above lard viii ie sold the most reasonable
Terms, m tracts 60 sui purc'asere Titles perfect For
1 n.her particulars inquire Of W. T.. PETERSON.
l WLrlL-nr. Nlr.InIa. ln6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
FARM For SAL.E

| hN TIN SALE.
w It'll sell my farm of one hundred and one acres
d sitlll IN Belmont county, ONO opposite the up
per end of Wheeling Island. There about fifty FIVE
acres improved, good Dwelling Barn and 81 able two
good Springs and young orchard 90 or 100 An
pie trees besides Pears, Peache Plum and Cherry treea
and Grape Vines bearing. The of the hill fronting
the river is well calculated for getting the coat
VIII sen the above at reasonable price and on good
terms Applyto JNO BOTSFORD
maio In Wheeling
! N Will also sell Congress Hall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
NEW HOLESALE
BOOT, SHOE. And LEATHER
STORE.
Monroe. between Main and Marketstree,s
WHEELING, "a.
NEW " HOLESALE

+. POLLOCK.
Ta ESPECFFULiY informs the public that he has
bs o-ened abave one OF the largest stocks IN his
at the lowest the Eastern marutac.
lures. tor Cash, aud will r. sold wholesale, Country
Merchants, Shoemakers aud Dealers generally, al a
much lower rate than ias before hoen offered His
stock exhibits iu assortment Of Boots. shoes, Lea
tier, and all things appcuaming the trade among
which viii be fund
500 pairs mea's Boots various qualities;
36e0 ." cali and kp Brugans do
4.1e0 Lad Is Boots and Slippers, do
1900 " Boy Boots and Brorans do
2,uO0 Youths Boots and Broaans, do
1000 Misses Boots and Slippers, do
5H0O :" Chitfen's do do do
large stock of hioRocco SKINS, LNISe and BINDING
SIMS OF various qualities. SHoE THREAD, PEas, &c.
10 oo0's New York Sole Leather;
1000 lis Baltimore 10 do
50 barres Tanners Oil.
His STOCK viii re often renewed and always embrace
full assortment of Goods in his line
May 10, 1913 POLLOCK.
CBALEs 40 iueh Burlaps, for wool sackmg,
- do Nankeel.s
do B'k Naddinr
DO Cotton Tahle Diaper,
| do Rea Jacquard do
do Heavy Brown Drills,
= do blue do
isao Al Brown sheetings,
do IS Fine do
IL cases Beacted mnslns,
do do pullinss,
do EatiStoH Ginrhams,
do Twlllcd Siiesiss
do R'N Sdtinets,
do cord C5mhries,
do Tape check Musns,
40 lls Ruhnneetas' Blue Servings
4Ou has Patent Threads,
Skeiu do .
doz zoe and 200 yds Spoo's all cslorslust reed
and I'm sale by TALLANl AND phi'Ar LAIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
| w,II also sell Congress Hall.
77777777777'7777777 7777777777--77--l------
AR NJ FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE.
| am dpciro,Ic TO sell my farm near Wheeling
'i' "N0i' o''' and viii sell it together or N
parcels, to SUIT purchasers, and Accommodate g
terms Jan 22-tf JACOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04

DISSOLUTION OF PARTN ERShiP.- -The partner
shp heretofore existing tetNeei Is Connolly and
: W adc, nndsr the ARA of GuNNELLy & N Ann was
Dissolved on the Isl INST by u.aiua consent Il is des
Iahe thai all those having either against or M
CONNOLLY.
y Tl2 JOHN WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04
MINERAL WATER
CLOTHING Ar AUCTION.

III VIII sell This Morning, Saturday. July Goth, {
large lot Of Cothiag to the highest bidder, Tor cash,
-ibs Cloihiut just received troui New York, AMI
must he closet aHd VIII he sd IN lots 10 sut purchasers
jy29 w WfCNiNM, AuctioIeer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04

pICTuRE FRAMES.-6oU mahogany picture fraus-
4 Just flushed aud for sale at r.. &. GABRIEI'S
jy2s Looking Giass Store No % Man St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04

| 4 nav Il for sale some bargains in the way of
~ Real Estate IN the city of Wheeling and Iam s in
the country, and those wishing 10 pnrchase let their
sums he large small wound do well to make early
duplication as the owners desirous sell and /
would sell the land in small parcels and divide the lois
to sun the Purchasers. small payment Will he reaui-
red m hand aud balance on time JOHN GOSHOBN
" neellhg Je5, ~. Real Estate Aeert
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04

Tue business at the Grrn VIII re conducted by the
SUBSCRIBERS a. heretofore under tie old style Of w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04

IN conformity with the provisions of deed Of Trust
~' executed to me by Lawrence r. Deford dated the -
day of june SI, and of the Clerks office of
he county court OF o county, in deed hook % page
4he, VIII oher for sale, al public Monday
the IN day OF August next, Chat being day) al
the mont door oil the of Ohio county for
ready money, all that part or lot of grouud with
tue appurtenances. situated Cherry Alley in the
CITY OF Wheeling and bounded follows. viz: on the
north by Cherry Alley on which it fronts, The west
ny an alley running from Cherry tey I1nisn street
and on The East by lot nursAer hundred and ixfeen
(ltl conveyed by Noah Zane to the town Of Wheeling
for the Use of a school house
Selling az trustee VIII convey only such title as is
vested in me by said deed of trust
iy SHEkRARD CLEMENS, Trustee.
o. The above sale postponed unt Monday the an,
day OF September next, at which time viii positively
lake place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04

Variety Goods. us! JHsf .esa a, No p rsien
~ Goods OF every description such Needles Pms
istes, Iufcad, buttons rnecs, Fer Rings, Aeeorde-
~ cnmas, Of al knds. Pocket Books, Purses, soap,
n'sis on, shaving, Hair. Tooth aud coihe Brushes
nttc' svery ins connected with the Variety line.
M al ihe heioN Store on Union - ior good harsains
VI J MELLOR
ShoEs aad BOOTS Ja-t opening at reduced prize. by
Aa>- bASS..IT 4 ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-04

rsYIIE Subscribers have assortment of the ahov
u Scales now Finished and ready for sale at thei
W areraom On " alter II. below quincy.
els CHARLES. COEN K BEATTY
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-01-05
ABBEVILLE c.. H. JAN. 3. 1s47

A meeting of the Physicians of the Dis
trlct was held this day in the Court House,
in accordance with the call made through
the Banner, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to attend the Medical Convention
to be held in Charleston on the l4th Feb
ruary. About twenty Physicians were in
attendance. DR.. J. Reid was called to the
Chair, and DR.. Isaac Branch was appointed
Secretary. The Chair explained the OBJ
ject of the meeting, and was followed by DR.
Wardlaw, who read the Circular of the
Committee from Charl son, explanatory of
the objects OF the contemplated Convention
Dr. Wardaaw then moved that committee
Of five be appointed by the Chairman to
prepare business for the meeting, who ap
pointed the following: Drs. WardIaw,
Dendy: Gilbert, Davis and Hearst. This
Committee: through their Chairman, re.
ported the following Preamble and Resolu-
tions, which were unanimously adopted:
The Committee appointed to prepare
preamble and resolutions for the action of
this meeting beg leave to
REPORT:
That it should be source of high satis-
faction to every medical man; who loves
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-01-05

pens that our stock of old corn is exhausted
and the new crop is not old and dry enough
to be shipped. In the course oftwo or three
months, when the article will be sufficient
ly dry to be sent abroad, we shall have stock
lage enough to supply any moderate de-
mand. If the market in England should
continue at its last point, or fall even below,
it will be sufficiently high to keep up the
price above sixty cents. 1t should be borne
in mind that the prices of flour, and all
kinds of grain, arc uncommonly high at
the present moment, and the farmer, if he
can realize any thing approaching to pre-
sent rates, will be amply rcmuncratcd for
his capital and labor.
1t does no, appear by the accounts, that
there is any great disposition to ship goods.
The consequence is, our spring ilnportations
will be moderate. and the ba!ancc of trade
will not be very heavily against U.S.
While the country as a whole, will benefit
from this diminution of the imports, the re-
venue will suffer, and to that extent cripple
the resources Of the Government in carry.
ing OH the Mexican war"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-01-05
From Mexico.

The latest dates received from Mexico
are up to the i4th of December. A train
under Command of General Twiggs left the
city on the 9th ult., for Vera Cruz, conse-
quently we may soon expect letters and
news from the army by it. General Pat.
terson and train had arrived at the capital.
The Mexican Congress had quorum on
the 9th ult., but nothing of importan &C was
expected to result from its deliberations.
1t is said that some design was entertain
ed BY the Mexicans of sending Commits
sion to Washington to solicit the appoint
ment OF Commissioners to meet at Havana
and arrange the terms of treaty of peace.
This however Is not much to be relied on,
and from all we can learn the prospects of
speedy peace are as distant as ever.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-01-05
Congressional.

Affairs at Washington are assuming quite
an interesting aspect and the members all
seem eager to 60 into discussion upon the
war question. The resolutions of Mr., Cal
houn came up for discussion in the Senate
on the Goth ult., on motion Of him to make
them the order Of the day for the first Mon
day in January which led to IN animated dc.
bate.
Mr. Allen asked leave to define his mean
lng-whethcr he intended TO oppose any
cession of territory for indemnity
MIR. Calhoun replied he n,eded first, to
establish the position that it was not the in
tention Of this Government to destroy the
nationality of Mexico, which, he feared,
would he the result and, secondly, to place
himself properly before the country.
Mr. Dickenson inquired whether his (Mr.
D's) resolutions were to be included in the
motion.
Mr. Calhoun replied in the negative.
Mr. Allen objected 10 speedy action.
MIR. Calhoun thought the question, as he
proposed it, should be promptly met. Hc
could not believe much division on it here
or elsewhere.
MIR. Allen desired that tho resolutions
should go to the committee on Foreign Re-
lations.
Mr.. Calhoun explained. EIe did not in
tend to touch the question of possessing ter
rltory for indemnify; his resolutions contem-
plated specific purpose, merely expressing
an opinion as 10 the Nationality OF Mexico.
He hoped the resolutions would not be talk.
Ell ont Of his hands upt;I bo had ,,, .,,.
tunity of being f,lIy heard.
MIR. Cass declared that it would be un-
wise to act according to the declaration of
the resolutions at this juncture. EIe knew
ofno serious desire to annihilate Mexico.
MIR. Calhoun was glad to hear the decla-
ration, and hoped the Senator might be Sc
cure in his opinions. Men and money were
wanted, and he desired to know for what
purpose.
Mr.. Cass cared not to know how the war
commenced; he would vote means to prose.
cute 1t to secure an honorable peace
No disposition was made of the resolu
tions.
In the House on Tuesday, M. Gid ling,
ofOhio, the celebrated abolitionist, achieved
through the instrumentality of MIR. Win
throp, the speaker, decided victory over
the South. Mr.. G. presented petition for
the abolition of the Slave trade in the Dis
trlct OF Columbia. In conformity with the
practice invaria bly, observed since the repeal
OF the 2lst rule, motion was made to Law
the petition on the table, on which the vote
was ayes 81, noes 81. Mr.. Winthrop then
voted in the negative, and the mo.i, to Law
on the table was defeated.
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Increase Of the ARMY.

The National Intelligencer of tho a3rd
ultimo states that in the Senate, on the day
previous, there was reported from the Military
Committee, bill to add ten Regiments to
the present force of the Regular Army
This promptitude on the part of the Commit
tee is commeadable; for: if il be necessary
to add this force, amounting nearly to that
OF the whole army the United States, as
1t stood two years ago, to the existing Army,
1t cannot not be done too soon.