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ssa5ls,74s sl7 .saos76 sas, sse 4di ss7S7a.74o
Mr. Gallan has done well in CHASING sums due to
thor hanks with depostes; and we have followed his
,,mnle in deduc,ng from the total the sums due by
IOlher banks
Here we find that in one year, from January, 1887, to
,Du,v 1898 the deposses OF the New York banks were
k.mced nearly half. Will any one contend that the
ombe of sheep, and oxen, and cows, and the quantity
i wheat -four corn, and the other things winch COM
oe the floating capital Of the country, were reduced IN
corresponding ratio II is true that the money price OF
hese articles may have been seriously affected by this
ank contraction But, to confound the circulating CAPT
al of the country with its paper money value is TO COM
n, great error
Again In period of thirteen months from January
49, to February, 1884, the depostas OF the banks OF
New York were increased more than one-half. This
Produced corresponding rise in prices but the real float
NJ capita OF the country remained nearly the same as it
VAS beforehat is say the items composing this float
g capital were nearly the in quantity and quality,
nd bore about the rate to another that they
bid in January, ls43 Only their money price affect
ID by the bank expansion.
is true, indeed that Mr.. Gallan makes the deposites
In the banks OF the city of New York the test of the
circulating capital of the country; while table in
ules the accounts of both the city and country banks
e do this because we have not leisure to separate them
Nor is it necessary to make such separation nasmuch
every one knows that the banks Of the city OF New
| York by their action control those OF the State.
But the other branch OF the assertion 49, to our view,
equally wide of the truth 1t is affirmed by Mr. Gallan
hat this reduction of the deposites of the city banks OF
New York has been caused by the war with Mexico
The war began in May, 1916. We shall, following out
Mr. Gaatins plan, give statement from the quarterly
returns of the banks from February, 1916, which was
three months before the commencement OF hostllltles:
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m. last ouportunity OF witnessing

DR. COLLYER'S MODEL ARTlSTES,
Al thew leave for New Orleans Monday noxt,
the 14th instant Il, ,. .,.l -.
of new Of choice tabeaux from the works OF
the eminent in Painting ana sculpture.
Change of programme every night
For particulars descriptive programme each evening
Price admission 80 cents Reserved seats for ladies
Doors open O'Clock. Pcrsonihcations commence al
b,JCoast O'clock Fob. 7-dlw.
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Here we find that in sixteen months after the war had
commenced, the banks of the city and State OF New
York had increased these branches of their current
credits from forty seven millions to sxy-hree millions
|o single year, from August 1916, to August lsi7,
n the ratio of about AZ per cent Such an expansion
must under almost any circumstance, have been follow
ed by corresponding contraction.
II we deduct from the total of deposites due to indi
vduas and amounts due to other banks, the sums due
by other banks, we shall have the following results:
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Independent treasury and if its stock be made the IN
strumeni Of guiding and restraining the tempest good
will grow of a manifest evil
One of the most gratifying evidences of the health of the
finances the receipts Of the treasury These for the Elk
months ending December 81 follows,
Quarter ending Sept 30 Quarter ending Dec 81
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~, .,r,ne the consideration OF Mr. Galatins views
nyo Official statement of the situation OF the banks OF
-, York subsequent the month OF November has as
been published But, from obtained from
III or the most respectable of the city banks, il appears
dnrng the month of November and the first weeks Of
ember the amount Of their deposites (ncuding those
both 20 viduals and banks) has lessened least
yryve per cent This is in reference to the fiscal and
mmercla concerns of the nation, the important and
ynsnt fact which has taken place since the commence
en of the war, inasmuch it shows in tangible
Of 10 what extent the expenses, and the consequent
con of capital have affected the circulating aptal
the county"
This is strange reasoning Let us the differ
propositions OF which it is composed, in order that
e may be able to determine the exact value of each
| Within six weeks-that is to say. from November
December a. lsl7-the depostes of the banks OF the
| ~ of New York have diminished about twenty five
ksr cent.
This effect has been producel by the war with Mexico,
nj shows 'to what extent the war expenses, and the
oeouent destruction of capital have affected the circu
,ing capital of the country"
Wa aenv both branches of this latter proposition All
capal of the country is Floating capital" except
,as buildings, and few other items. The amount OF
m vould remain about the same, (athough the selling
would be seriously afected) if the deposes OF the
.oLs were reduced one-half The real amount would
m,r about the same if the depostes were suddenly
doubled. =,
What are bank deposites Mere inscriptions oil credits
the hooks of the banks-mere paper evidences OF the
. due by the banks to individuals and to one another
What strange results we should arrive at if we should
Ami, variations in the amount OF deposltes IN the New
York banks to be true index to variations in the amount
M floating capital in the country
/ We will select four periods, by way of example;
jan, 1887. jan 1898. jan, lst3 Feb 1874
,so $50 ss3 I79 $l5 1915 6sl Sl933s26 Sa2, 2ae 1913
ihsr hanks l3224s7 l2072S79 l5,oioo'4
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To this number be added lake boats built by
Mr. Jones-vaued 600 each which gives the follow
ing aggregate of number and value
ECAPTJLArIoN.
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ducon shows, in tangible manner TO what extent the
expenses, and the consequent destruction of capital
have affected the circulating capital of the country"
We have other remarks TO offer his pamphlet.
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Sl92. 800
Line-boats. Scows.

We have been enabled collect from the propetos Of
he several boatyards the following information relative to
he business for the last year;
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OFFICE OF the washington Coal Company.--At 3

~ meeting of the stockholders of the Washington Coal
Company held this day in the city of Washington, the fol-
lowing directors were elected to serve during the ensuing
year, J. Washington Tyson, G. M: Thrnson, William A.
Bradley, Edwin p. Hewlings and John +. Ehlen.
The board of directors appointed j. Washington Tyson
president, and E. p. Hewlings secretary.
: Washington city, February IL. ls48-h
NEW MUsIC.-Just received, the following new music,
IN at the old established next door TO Fuler's
Hotel which will be sold fourth less than half price
WIN. FISCHER.
Fading Flowers Music by f. Horn.
Jenny i.inds song of Home.
'Tis sweet at night. BY Massett
The dying girls farewell. BY Bnrrus
Plantation Melodies; By win 1s,na
La Belle Savoyardc Polka. by Blessner
Camilla Waltz. BY Richardson.
Pictures of Life walrzes. BY Strauss
ELAN Waltz BY Bricher.
Cymbeline Waltz by l.. StTach.
La Caora Waltz BY N Il. Brown.
The Cricket Waltz. BY Granger.
Every country has its charms values
Excelsior Waltz. BY ]. Munck.
The Weston Gaopade. BY Nsber
The Wood Castle tInlop. BY A. Schad
b baD1s. c sSS'sR p BY c !. BEoeea
Verdi's Quick Step BY @. l., White.
Reeds collection for the guitar.
The Battle of Buena Vista descriptive fantasia for the
piano. Inscribed Gen. Il. Taylor by c. Grobe. copy
of this music ought be upon every piano in the county
Feb S-3ta2w
NTOTICE.-The undersigned rcspsctrulIy gives no.
IN tice. that having been associated in the pact5 SO
the law with the late Clement Cox esq., for some months be-
fore his decease, no will proceed with the unfinished bust
ness in his hands, and will have therein il it shall be
assistance of more experienced counsel The
public generally and promises the most prompt attention
10 whatever bu siness he may be intrustsd with.
~ WALTER $, COX, Arorney-atbaw.
Jan. 3l-3aw2w
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CARUsTs sALOON.-Grond Concert.

For particulars, programmes. Tickets so cents-to
be had with programmes. the Music Stores, Coleman
Hotel, and at the door Tuesday evening
o,s,Ssi Nf' - - r. > Feb ltd
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ssa,5is,74s SIT ,s2Os76 sas 1850. 46l ss7 ,s7a,74

blal6 0Oa 3ill7,l7l 3l,ss6505 Al ,s39s.7
Il hanks is s32 9sa ls6 1876 7,7O0.04i l026 2O'
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NEW MUSIC.-Just received, the following new music,
N at the old established door to Fuler's
Hotel which will be sold fourth less than half price
1907 FISCHER
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four periods, by way Of example !:

JAM 1887. jan 1895. jan, l9a3. Feb 1874
,as $50 $50 I79 SIS s95 664 S9,3l3s2G S32 22e 293
=, or banks AGA, s23 l3,21lo7 l2O72U9 l5oioo'a
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By OVERLAND EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH

nOWERS's Statue OF the Greek Slave IL now o.
exhibition at the Odeon, corner OF Al street and Penn
syvania avenue, from o'clock, a. M, until ID O'Clock
p -,
Admnnce Is cts. Season tickets 81 Pamphlets l2A CT
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For further particulars, small bills of the day.
Seat. can be secured from g. n. m, to 8, p. M
Door, open at o'cock-curtan will rise at halfpast7
Abundance. Parquette 80 cents-upper tier rs cents.
Parquelte can be reserved at the BOX once rom III to
3 o'clock. reD IL
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-01-12

and which have not heretofore been charged
against the fund.
The whole amount of the @2,000,OOO, for
which the Central Railroad was sold, together
with the sum Of 49,, 322, IA the interest thereon,
has been paid into the State Treasury in accor-
dance with the terms of the Act providing for
the sale /; and on account of the sale of the
Southern Rail Road $4,000 Of the principal,
with interest amounting to 1850, were re-
ceved prior to the close of the close of the fs-
cal year. r-sa ~.
Of the evidences of State Indebtedness thus
paid and cancelled, $l.125.0C0, was of the flu
paid Five Million Loan Bonds. $500. 44O,6o,
was in ''Interest Bonds:" and the nominal a
mount of 1000 of the "Part Paid Bonds y
being portion of the 3,SI3,000 delivered to
the United States Bank, was also received at
the rate of allowance prescribed by law.
The debt of the state on account of the loan
for Internal improvement may now be stated
thus: t-.,.. rs,rr .-.5'
Outstanding full paid sis...
5mIlinn loan bonds M .t.s-r1
due January, 1886, 5000 90 r, tst-.
Outstanding 'interest e-sas
bonds" issued on .E tr
the above, due,J Jan. 55-
1850, 1857 20
3l95S7 90
Amount OF principal
received OF $3,6l4,-
geo part-paid bonds
now outstanding, 1,l45,537 70
Interest on the same
to Janu'ry LIST, 1913, 524,906 81
l,67e,44l 05
Amount received from --
Morris Canal assets
on account OF the part
paid bonds with in-
terest to Jan. I,ls4s, 3O,O35 %
I,7O0O.1S %
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-01-12
Tae total Indebtedness

fae total Indebtedness
of the state on &C
count of all the bonds
i,su'd for the said loan
with interest to Jan.
l, 1913, will then be
To which must be ad-
ded outstanding in-
terEal Improvement
warrants and interest
thereoa 1866, 0o9 %,
for inIeht' dness totAe
University fund S79.-
81 80, and other
itcms constituting the
domestic debt, which
together amoaet to
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Making the total 'aH:ounl
on said bonds,
But if from this amount
be deducted damages
claimed by The state,
on the unpaid install
ments of the loan, at
the rate of 3 per cent,
as is contemplated by
the laws providing for
the reception of said
bonds in payment for
the Central a nd South
ern rail roads, which,
with the interest from
July l, 1871, tn Janu-
airy /, 1913, amount
to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31
NOTICE


HI wiz oTs ~ sale a. PIr.- AacBa1 en- Tridsv. the
= TIA DAY Of Aauf. 1sf~. ot rive front DOR o. the Cul-t
t''se for oaio county, tn f1l1wihe deserted CLAIMS,
viz
- note or soni Of George " WILSON for sl2-o. p1ya.
DE wnc1 the Baltimore atd Utio Railroad shat &c. com.
pieiei ? IN Cumberland - Wheeling. n such manner
that goods and passengers can he carried IN saii Rail
rotd rom Wheeling 20 Cuiuhcriaud, the Sanc NeIut
part OF TIC purchase wouev OF ten lots in Soufh IS Wheel
in-. 'un' eled 10, ls5, ls6. 2ii go. 80. 100. Is. -l2.
ahl ~. ana winch hos william 81 anlinc conveyed 10
SAID y Hs3H BY dcrd dated Ieeen.er 18Th. y :. and re-
c'fNe4 l lie tlerk.e oHCr for Ohio co in hook No 2.
pare 10. In said c ave, anre. WIN tuaau.t ltse,tsa
lien un said lois Tor the payment Of saiC hguI.
Nl-t-A MOLE or bond Of Moses . Gu1d Tor sos,
payallf a. s7ove dei'riied. being part Of The purchase
uiuHeF OF lois No ~, 1872. lgt. 80 aud So. 10 ~auid
W gee ing. roAvcyed by Nmt lapiiuc % sad Goo, By
deed dated December 2stI. l-}-, recorded in the clerks
0fice Goa ohio county 10 deed taok No %. page go. m
which fnnvrya1ee 9 lien j. reserved on SAID lois tor the
payment 90 tIis note.
ASA note o. iond Of Morgan Nelson r., $685..
payable as Above d.seuhei, being part OF the purchase
money uf lots No i4u. 2u3, 2lj. 81 and pa in south
Nhcsilu-, conveyed by WIN Chapitne to said Noson
by dsai dated November eth. ls7s. recorded DO the
clcrH uidce for Ohio county. 90 deed book No y. pages
~ aHd ~, tn which convey ance a lrnis reserved On
sad lOist o pay said note.
ALSu-A noie tr bond OF q VI Edriug;on aul VIII
liam stewart for 6 25. payable rs above desert. ed. lcing
patt Of The purchase money Of hos No l5l, los. tt!, 223
ona - lH Soulh Keeling. which were couNe4e cd by
WA C1aPitnc to saHi LdZIuEta1 and stewart 10y deed
dated Octo'e r ith, 1852. and recorded M the clerks OF
nee for ONO county, M decd hook No ~. pages 4Sl ani
Az, which conveyance reserves a lien on "a d los Tor
the pay nent OF ssiU uots.
TERMs-One third TO be paid in cash, the balance in
SIX and twelve months with Interest, secured saisf5c'o'
rily. DANIEL e. LIST.
Wheeling, March 81, Ists.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31
Asthma Of Eleycn years Standing

Permanently cured hy Or Swayue's Compound syrup
of Wild Cherry, after all other remedies had failed.
CfSctsNAT1, Feb 70. l9fI.
Dr SNFaYne-Thts may certify that eleven years aro
last FAN, I was troubled with the Asthma, which lncrea.
sell unou me in defiance Of an tie remedies | could hear
Of until The wear ls39-40. when was obliged to lGare
nv nativ. New England for a nilder cline. which had
the eject to %r-ittgaiG my sudetings for thres or four
wears. after which the disease increased uutl las win
ter. My suaerincs were intense. slnsst beyond cudu-
rance. teng Obliged To SIT up night after night, from in
ability 10 sleep N bed.
Last FAT felt the SYMPTOMS earlier than usual in the
season. hut hearing that Dr SvaYnc's COMPOUND syrup
of Wfld Cherry was a sovereign remedy for Diseases
-ftbe Lungs. I immed stely commenced its use. ans the
result was almost immediate relief For the last SIX
weeks ! have NOT fet the least SYMPTOMS Of the Asthma.
and feel confident that am we'll al It, and thet have
been cured nv the above named medicine.
Yours respeetiully, J KNIGHT,
Walnut street, between Sd and 18th.
CAUTION C'UTION -
= Avoid MI spurious Preparations u Wild cherry. such
as Ia sans. Biiters. Serups Of Wild cherry, Pills rut-
porting to contain Wild cherry. &c, &c. as thcv are all
fctiiIous and counterfeit, and contain none of the vir.
tues If the original and genuine preparation, as prcpa-
red by Dr II SWkySE. and the first ever prepared iU this
country. DR. SwAYNE's cosrorNn SYSur OF WlLD
cHEgHY = composed Of vegetable ingredients, the Wild
cherry. anil other medicinal Substances. equally as cthca.
cioG>. If not more so; the whole are 50 ctlectualIy con-
centratei as To render il hcvond all doubt the most plea
SAINT, strengthening and e ~lectbal remedy, ever discover
ed for the cure Of Pulmonary consumption. and all dis
eases OF The Lungs and Breast. The very fact, iron. its
having such a train ofspurious ifnitatSrs, stands to prove
It's great curative properties.
Therefore, invsids, inquire for the original prepara-
ton, each bottle of which is envclpped in n beautiful
wrapper, with a likeness of w Fem engraved there
ON; also hearing the signature Of nr II Swaync. the
CONTRIBUTING Of which Will he punished as forgery.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Swayne, N. W.. corner of
Eighth aud Race sis. Phila. mr25
For sale by JAMES BAKER
For sale by PRYOR & PAULL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31
AGENRGLAC

Dear P.-l heard. a few DAYS Stree. Of a
iaHghabla occurrence. which took place at Au-
gusta, IN TINS State.
While TIE steamer "Grrtbin Hoe" (as the
"0ll Djras' call hers was wing at the above
mentioned place. a Young man OF that ilk,
one o. the bhOys, came 20 the boat to have
a chat wiki the mate. They sat for some
time undeHrhanged lies concern ~ the Fast
IONS OF the rival cities of Augusta and Sa-
vannah, (enjoying, no doubi, their cigars)
When Il remarkably green. though somewhat
tough. looking being Of the genus 'Crdcker'
came down 10 have look at the Steamboat.
IL sat on a post oil the wharf musing, and
perhaps wondering II what FITCH of perlec-
ton the use OF steam would at last be carried,
Or whether there would ever be as fine d spec
Imen OF naval architecture as the boat there
before him. Our hero watched him for some
time, aud a last told the mate that he was On
ing 10 have sone ian out OF him. SO takint
out d Bowie he rushed upon the unsuspectlnI
victim, seized him by the thoat, and cried
..Iou are the man I've been hunting for all
day tic! blast you, die -
Cracker said MT a word, but as quick as a
wink gave The knowing one a iee,er between
hts peppers, which d1wned him. and then got
ting on him, he gave him "pirurular jesse"
Alter he had puni,hti him sufficiently. he got
off, aud e~lapping his hands on his thighs. like
a true g5me-coCk. he sunIout Is ere a-noth-
er man a-been a Iookin' for me to-day o.
| believe no one was iJuld, wAl had felt
even d desire to see him.
Yours, RLANK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31

Printing \ F~REtDoM.-In view of the
recent French revolution, the following toast
given by B. PerIey Poor, Esq, recently return
ed from Europe. at The Printers Fesli,ai in
Boston, held by the franklin Typographical
Society, Jauuary 18Th, Isis, is sonrw hat
striking. Il was as follows:
The Printers of Frsuce.-Mlav the day
soon come when they viil be called upon to
compost al declaration OF IllepenJence-iui-
pose.lt ('fith the old OF siooting-s,ichs, if
necessary upon the r-nnan's OF 4ris,ocracy
work OF royalty, ami distribute the last
letter OF laws restricting the press"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31

ALTERED NoTEs.-Wc are indebted to the
p7ilcness OF } Peters F,q.. Cashier of The
Franklin Bank, for a. description Of two doilur
notes on the State Bank of Obio, altered To-
IeHs. The alteration is made By taking cut
the lC0 Of two, ald inserting en-; and by GOV.
eting The figure, : wi b 10, 50 neatly as TO e
ludr detection. The note ,xlmiued is on the
Fridge pot Branch. but as he notes are al a.
like in the engraving, another may just as
readily he on any other branch. They may
be- detected by remembering that in The gen
uine ten Dollar notes. the words ten dollars
are in a black letter, on a " hite ground; while
Ia the Two dollars the words are in a white
letter On a black ground. Other differences
might be pointed out, bat these are deemed
sufficient.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31

nON'T read it. hut 20 and tell il TO tho world. that
~ WAGENA ~ has this day received The Seven Capt..
tai Sins. the title Of a new novel by Eugene sue. Also
J1ck Tier, or the Florida Reef; a new novel b! J 7
Cooper.
Chrislopher Tsdpole. by Aloe smith.
Mysfertsat Old London, hy g " Reynolds.
Reed this day at WAkEMAN'S Literary ilePo',
mr. 81 No III Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31

IL nNLh OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Hra, NtL'Se OF a deed OF Trust executed hy / ~
I-I- ,ri u'afIhs Gale on the I9th dap of AurJ
ror,t recorded IN Tie CLERKS office II the esu,i1
st,r n'o,Ne county, N Decd Book No Is. pare lo5
.snle being Court day, proceed % Sell a, Pun, Nsat' Ihe
U.s. y +s u""i OF 'he Court louse OF Brooke eouatv
R.e.t ttee' OF lahd sit1atrd On the upper M, 4,
i,,nds Do'ssm, IA SAID county OF brooHe; ada1n,nI
80 4'h y oflh5nStuH's hei's, Joseph Lazear ant Zig
es,tnaled ~ 80 acres, ) roofs aud II pse. ~ ~ ~
IA lNnie or less; tie ssue heinz q yaluebis : ~.
anu NtA atttek dwelling house, nearly ne,y uaet OF
s p,a selling as Trustee, l shall only e "a Sohs,
Zen. - ,e''ea IA me BY said Deed Of TiuSi'
uT &t-Ns Msar |
wells 1rgh Herald copy. trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31

PENNsyLvANlA LEGlsLATURE.-The supple
ment to HE act to authorize the New York
an Erie Riilroad Company to construct their
road through Slsquehana county has passed
lLe Li0lse. win very proper restIiclions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31

4 Gallant Eduor.-The following an
nouuertnent lately appeared under the edito-
ral head OF the Mississippi Telegraph:
" The publisher Of TINS paper would re-
specially inform the public, and the ladies
espsctdily, that he has gotten through with
III. press OF Business, and is now ready to at
tend cuttings. candy p~nlings, and other par
lies, "a the shortest notice, with neatness
an aIsaaUca."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31

SYMPATHY MEErGNG.-A meeting is to be
he'd il the 7uh ward of Washington at Island
HE, 70 give expressions of sympathy fer The
progress olliberal principles in France, in l.
lal.. and In Ir-Iand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31
OFricForTnrSrREeT CoMu,ssIoNrp

City OF Wheeling, 28lh March. 1918.
pR0P0SALs VIII re received until the 9th dsy Of
4" April next. for furnishing lime stone. broken TO the
usllai slAe,ior macadamizlngM Man street in the 81, ward:
also that part OF Man street in the lt ward. north of
norm street. he quantity required in the 5h ward
may Ne from l5oO 10 l6tO perches, and in the LIST ward
rom i0Uu ! 2uVo rerche'. The propositions to state
the price per perch delivered aud spread on the stree, as
required.
Proposals VIII also be received until the same time. for
paving on parts OF the same street, with river pehble Of
Inc usual SIZE and quality. PROPOSITIONS to state the
price per square yard, all material being furnished bv the
CONTRACTOR.
Any further Information desired eau bo ottaineJ uDop
app tea'loh 10 the subscriber. JOHN GllCHRiST,
III street Commas. uner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-31

NIeGlNIA LlGisLATURE.-T tax bill has
Ia Z tIa House OF D.iegltes. very little al
t.rs, from la=. year. The jury bill. providing
d.. ts- payment % Jsrors in The Circuit Supe.
uE lIufs at tae ule OF one dollar twenty
nNe eeHs ..r day, oni prr,cribing the mode
o' srse.t tlr Jat1ts, allowing seven to try
a cas- boz ei'n s iat wright 10 either Of The
9-ftir Io ..t.e t"e,rc Us lhe number Of the
jury Mas passed b; Z vote OF ayes 90, noes
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