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soES. 10. vi every lCeHSe 10 lne owner OF ua-
guerrean gallery, if in city or town,
twenty dollars; if elsewhere, five dollars and if
the yearly income derived from the practice of said
art shall exceed five hundred dollars, an addition
al tax of one and a hall per centum on such ex-
cess for the next preceding The time of obtain
ing the license. ss41
SEC. IA. On the dividends declared by any bank,
The tax shall lie three and onethird per cent, upon
the amount thereof eF5t f7' s4Fs1l3yF z - 90
ss SEC. Is. The tax on the estate of adecedent
prescribed by the thirty ninth chapter ofthe Code
of Virginia. shall be two per centum of such sta te
SEC. 16. The taxes prescribed by the thirteenth,
fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth and
eighteenth sections of said chapters shall be as
follows, to wit: When suit is commenced in a
county or corporation coult, fifty cents, when AM
original suit or appeal writ of eIroror supersedeas
is commenced if inthe court OF appeals. three,
dollars and fifty cents; If in district court, two
dollars and fifty cents; if in circuit court, sew
entyfive cents; when the seal of court, of no.
tary public, or the seal of a State is annexed to
any paper, Except in the cases provided for blythe
fifteenth section said chapter and except ON the
transfer of bounty land warrants by the original
holders) one dollar for the State and seventy
five cents for any of the other seals; provided,
that there shall be no tax for axing the seals Of
a county corporation court to a bond or other
instrument for the purpose of executing the same
on behalf of the county or corporation in which
such court is held; and upon every deed, will or
grant of administration on which a tax is 10 be-
paid according to the said cha pier, seventy FIVE
cents. The first section of said chapter is hereby
repealed. arg g 7sS,,ffs ,ssstgl4 ~
( SIC. II Be further enacted, that any person
who shall violate the provisions of this act [after
having been furnished with certificate of assess
ment.by the commissioner of the revenue of the
amount of taxes imposed by law by following any
occupation or profession without, obtaining said
licenses shall be snbiectto the penalties as
hawkers anu padars are for trading without license.
sSEc.sts Be it further enacted, that the licenses
authorized 10 issued by this act shall terminate
at the time prescribed by law, and if the license
be taken out for part of year. The tax shall
bear to that sum the proportion which the unex-
pred part of the year bears to the and
the tax the succeeding year shall specific
tax. e s9sa2 ss7as q g zee sas VI ,
SEe. is.. And be it further enacted, that the
chapter forty of the Code of Virginia be and the
same is hereby repealed.
SIC. 20, This act shall be in force from lis
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GREAT ATTRACTIONI "
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel

Cor Vel B5OGdHdy aud FyqUsy.usE,,t NJ, rarL
\ l thlS establishment can he seen u very correct Kru,c
~ scii;atI"l OF Il LAZY IN CHINA, under ILr i%EIIr'
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue, and hands i'm inntinn. =:
only representation Ui the kind ia the country. nm. I,r.nI
and best cOlcctiuICi ANCIENT aud Modern Coins In the II =
lie nSuic OIL Il soldier III the Continental I,iLnrn,. NJ, ...i
blum, lead buttons, maj krd U. $. A, three cOrrrrcJ iii
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age some CnrlOus freaks OF NaIurc, Indian ImnIrn,IiS ~,
w At, Shells, Minerals, Gold, Silver, Copper and nfh"r o.,
Rich OH Paintings, 1ue EHgIaVing&, will MANY riLrr go,
and valuable CuTIOsItIcs, Statue OF George Ill SurI +, 49,
!GcuG.I Cannot he found IN any Establishment of the kind IN
The United States. \ double Call, which is mn yrrS ali. -, -
United To be u gtcLt wonder. The calves arr iri,,j -
from the neck down TO tie middle. rIcy ac IUii rTu,yI ,ILi
perfectly formed, aud wcIc bought from ;hc town OF Iymc
y Ii"a wv l. wv , S'a'S 0l New l9Ih, by Nh. John jennings.
y LIVE w Int hat Iron Ecrksc co. Penn. -IdmfuaHc. G II IT.
Is. GaInes Tor ENcIcisc ard AInusPIncni, Billiards. Eart.
Cannon and DomInoes. y billiard Itooin vuII two smic'.
did Tables, Is also attached tU the house,
and sumner =, inc c.,, l..
accomplished al II very short notice. The Latder will Lr
supplied with all the dchCacIcS OF the season, Game ne
teiS' cInteahe'M Mutton hops, caICutIets, DC. provided
at any hour.
At this Establishment, may be seen u elr5rotcd hin,
MiHo, III WEI repeal almost anything aucT tstraEErr.
INSTRUMENTATION Tor political IIpctiIrs ui nrv u,,Ir
The Subscriber liza wing become y NJ -; ~!
celebrated Establishment, and having made yatin,rs ALL,
tlols, Is prepared 10 accommodate the Travelling Public anal
transient boaidcl n style not unsurpassed by the best
Hotels OF the city OF New York The BaI Room, yyhicb cn,,'
tains the TaTcst private museum in this country herc a.
cOhcctlOnO oil many years, will sustain The reputation acC1ricJ
il under the charge OF Mr.. Thomas Riley. in Inc oY,,I;tr - ~,
TORY, where meals will he served at all hours of lie la,
ami evening. PIiNate rooms for CouTts.lnaTtial ReFerccU
Committees, Private lLlh.cr or Supper Parties, &c, dc
The public arc respectfully invited TO grant him a sbSrc a,
their patronage.
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
on having them genuine at This Establishment. ="
N. B.-Privatc antilles supplied with Dinners or Sunners
IN superior style, Tor Parties OF any number. at their rs,er
tive homes, and wares of glass OF silver srut Ot IN mn -,
otthe City FREE OF CHARGE.
Entrance TO the R~EFECTORY in Fraukli,1
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GENERAL. JACKSON
AND MARTIN J,TJTHER

''iE ProprietoTs of Sartain's Magazine having purh.
l Gu The large and handsome steel plate. carefully e4ca
yea III me ana ncZZotlnt, from the celebrated design bJ
George CatternOle, representing
THE FIRST PERFORMERS,
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in 1923,
u olLers H. III connection with their Magazine, in tenI
unrreccdently low.
inns magnificent composition contains nearly ore Lr.
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Iioillhcnt men connected with that event. The work n
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t%he IMPRESSION is accompanied 10y an Instructive picfOTl
ne! preference, describing the scene, the characters. III
ded for. '' f'i'''p4eS '""""
IN connection with Sartaim's Magazine, both works will
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ono copy oith, Magazine, and one oTthc Print, So
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up of the Club, 7 -
Inc price ofSartain'S Magazine being oIitseII S3per al
rum, both worksjointly may now, by The above oftr, he
hdn Ior what was heretofore the price OCcach separs,ely.
Preparations are making to publish in the Magazine a,e-
{ d Illustrated articles on AMERICAN HEROES. CONNECT
iCie win n PICTORIAL Life OF General Jackson.
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ERUPTIvE

7 has now become a settled fact, acknowledged by the
j. best Physicians ofour city, that in the cure or SCI oiula,
letter, and many other diseases, BRESI5iSGRR's Fun
EXTRACT or SARsAPARILLA AND DASDELIoN, is decidedly
above all other preparations. Itspeaks for tselfwhenevcr
used; and although we have never taken the pains of hay.
inglt published through the papers, or appointing agents
for the sale oil 1t, yet we are almost weekly receiving or.
dcrs from Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky and Other
states, by persons, who by some chance means have heard
ofits wonderful curative powers. The following is from a
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used it for n
very serious disease:-
DEAR Doctor:
The two bottles ofmedicine ! got from VOL
whenin Wheeling, have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
1t is now prescribed BY nearly all the Physicians OF our
city, not as qlack medicine, for we have made them az.
quntnted with the component parts; and we now saw To ali
such as we have not the opportunity OF making ii know,
to, that 1t Is entirely free from all minerals, and is NOT in
the least incompatible with any of the PREPARATIONS orIo.
dine, Fowler's solution, or other properties.
Tob had at Paxton d Lakes, and f. Yahrlinp and so,,
wholesale and retail by
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG
July 81, '62. "s 's'
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INuE EIGnIu VoLUMEoft the AMERICAS
l. commences on the 18th OF September. II is princinaI.
~ devoted TO the diffusion o fuseiul practical knoyyIeiac
and is cmincntly calculated to advance the great interestSo
lndustry-MechGntcdI, Manufacturing aud AericuIturnLN
the genius and master spirit OF the nation,
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The Publishers pledge themselves that the nrture vol
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Among the subjects chiefly brought for ward and fiscrSSnj
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crence. present ret
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PROSPEGTUs
AMERICAN WIG REVIEW

AMERICAN WING REVIEW
N me orlglnai Prospectus OF the American Review, is.
asueG al Washington by Mr.. Cotton, It's former PrOPrie
~ 1Tu E'itor, a number of the leading Whig Members Of
sS l Wehty-seventh Congress CIS:5-6) subscribed tLsir
anne u the following resolutions
earnestly approving the plaE OF such a National Of7E'
lug neeueu and OF manifest Importance, the undergrad
ssLeeto contribute for its pages, from time TO time, sDtA
SohnmuhCatlons as may be necessary TO set forth ard de-
Gnu me doctrines OF the United whig Party OF the Union
SIsheu by george P. Marsh, Daniel ID. IarpaTd, J. Nc
rrmeIsoh bGrrlen, ): r. lngerSoll, Z. JOY Morris, I'll
SLTginah, daniel Webster, H. c. Winthrop, Thomas Bri.
g. e. NH " hamilton Fish, J. F. Kennedy, WIN. S. Archer,
huus IhoaIc', Alexander H., Stephens.n ,
An engraved portrait of some DISTINGUISHED reTson will
ne e l1una IN every number OF the Review. They will usn
y! . e poitIalts or living American Statesmen, and When
Il. n y possible, Will be accompanied with ar authsh'
NJ nenolf OF The person represented.
II q ~ MS o9Ieets OF the Review are of course polhe1l,
| IL designed to set forth and defend the principle, the
Msd is re, anu the men OF the United Whig Party Of me
union. II has been a matter OF Just reproach to that Party
nn d en o. II embraces its due proportion of the iE;eLi.
sGnce anu learning of the country, it has no Quarterly o.,
naohtnIy organ devoted TO the expression and defense o.
! = oIlmons ana measures. The conductors of the Amen
can hevlew have done what iii them lies to remove this
and truth.
spirit with the political.
T~ERMs.-Singie subscriptions q a y, n advancs.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to clubs OF not less than t1 ,rsons, S2l-
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a BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
iUNCLE TOMS CABIN

AS IT ISL
Icing narratives, scenes and incidents in tho ,o,r rm,
nF THE LowLY.' by ". J.. q. min, Esq.
The object of The author Is to represent Tho condition nj
Inc slave ~ his iudc but comfortable cabin, his d,iIv nrrI,
lailons and FaSiimes, the relations between master and
slave, lie i:llsihkeE Impulses and misc ouCeiy we'd views or L.
aorihciL. PhIlanthropist, &c, DC, and 10 rcpTesent Tho
PASSIONS and sentiments in their natural oTms, as The sane
:ic displayed IN the humblest lot OF society, thus showing
'hdt, III lie cG"e ~ The Stare at least, commitment h,stotrS
more AHFPineSS man JTs6doHj and ut the same TO represent
us Il 49, Il class OF people, viz The Planter, 10 whom iustics
mas scIuoii Deen uoEc, and whose character, as eXbibite ted in
every Jay lille, Is well calculated to win the amiabIc iudg.
Chapter l-'Old Virginia,
" 2-Thc Plantatiun-UucIe Toms I,ziross
J-S0bIiciy md M%cIrimcnt.
" 1.-The Punishment.
" 5-Ihc School Master.
G-FaNilY of the Planter.
S-SchOUl Keeping.
S-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
9-Thc Surprise.
l"-lEdepcndencc Day.
little ONcTsCcr.
l2-SchoUl Masters Lessons OF y freedom.
i:-Unclc Tom and Dinah.
" i4-MiInigh' Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
{" iG-S%andsy.
1.-THE ovcrsceI's Communication 10 the Planter.
" IS-Thc Suspicion.
" lS-SchUOI MdAtct : UEcaaineSs and Drputtutc
" 2O-UncIc Toms Notions of freedom.
ellis Determination TO sO TO the State OF Free.
" 22-Thc Escape.
" 23-ThcP Pursuit.
2i-LunIIO-TLc loot black
" 2-llRIu Times.
" 2G-UncIe Toms SuliIoquy.
" 2t-Thc Alarm.
" 2S-AmcTican Hotel.
29-Thc Fee Negro.
" 3-COuragc, Quietudc and COntcntmcnt.
3i-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
5s-Ihel Interview between Master and Slave.
SS-Uncle TOMS Decision.
3l-lack to Old Virginia.
3-ConclusiOn.
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CONGRESS HALL.

tNHE subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
u and the travelling community generally, that they bavc
tlis day taken possession OF that well established and IA.
vorably known Hotel
CONGRESS HALL,
Third and,Chesnut streets,
lney nave hau the house thoroughly repaired, and all the
modern improvements introduced, and furnished in a styie
OF elegance which will at once render it unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience. :"
This is decidedly the best located house in the city, being
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines OF Onnibuses leave for every part of the city every
oil this House.
The subscribers are determined to spare no pains in
traveller.
MORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietors.
James E. Norris, who is we'll known to many orthe bus,
mess men visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
o, lanes J.. duncan % Co, and formerly proprietor fthe
ihent of the House, assisted by polite and competent
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only 1928 10 Clubs where other
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WASHINGT0M

From Stuart's most celebrated Painting.
MIS- large and magnificent Portrait of wAsnrNGLOS
ii r itOIh inc nuIln olan American artist, is considered;
i ner !, ar Ts ever sfI published; and a correct likeness Of Wt: i,
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ISCELLANEOUS
WHEELING FEIALE sEmrNARN.

oAS4h1
'h ! regular time Tor the eommeneement ofthe Fail
- session OF this institution, viii be the frst day of Sep.
me teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev. 3. " T~oLFoRD. Ii. D., Principal.
Miss MARGARET ORR, ~
Miss MIRA II. TOWNSEND, A'SiSfantS.
Miss HARDING,
bliss MARY o. ToLFoRD, AsSistaHt Primary Depart.
pr%JoHN wlNKLE, Music and German.
Prof. Is. b. STONE, Vocal Music. ~
Miss Orr viii not take active duty tho coming >.ss:or.
IN account of Providential detention at hom.. hut az u
probably be with US in the Spring.
'cnGnary near Philadelphia. She not only lives : : i "s ir6 .
.ipEas III tho higher branches taught in Seminaries, but is
III Music, can receive lessons as they may ureicI. citbnr
rom Pot. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
Teachers, and arrangements made for courses OF Lcc;urcs
Shore INC classes, by some experienced Lecturer, and Ex.
We would again direct the attention of parents, to INF
nraril, viii at once Know f%s AMOUNT nSGSHi OF SPG TMtio nc g VTSSr @
ne majority otthe studies ofa pupil, are in any particular
iiosr;d t and Ta Z HSp VIII fT% room rent, BEDDING. r,ro 49,,
Lights, anu Ancient Languages, if desired, per session
o, I'VE months, $500
LAY PurILs-Tuition-Primnry, Junior Grudcpe
=" Senior Grade, 100
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
per session, 1906
NEEDLE class, 100
Senior class, ,GOO
Ancient Languages, Fourth year. iS00
No sFtTd charges, ercePfJor he JoNO0idg branches:
Tor lessons, '"' - nn
$40 OF instrument for daily practice, SGO
Modem Languages, Painting or drawing, Ism
IL" ;roidsry, Fancy Needlcwork, or plain Sew.
as, am
t',ca! Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures. On
W lie: : Music Teacher gives lessons out of the Semin,.
r., II cor scquencc OF the extra trouble, the same is cI, r -
Ct" IS ~ the seminary, viz: StS per session.
Fhpis are Charged from the time OF entrance to the close
o. lesson, and nc deduction made except for sickness
WIN reference to the management OF the school, we
nave ON! tosay, That we have here Government and Lztr,
administered kindly indeed, but still government, ami
law, which all concerned must respect and obey. our
arrangements are also such, that our pupils arc under the
care OF Female Teachers night and day. This systcmgiyes
catio care ana trouble TO Teachers, but is the ouly saE Il
ell our views. '
as TO the progress OF our pupils in sound learning.
those interested will visit us, attend our cyamina;ion. %c
VT VII f2Int them 10 the members OF our higher classcs
Wheeling, Aug. 81.