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STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.-TiIE EIGHTH
- Annual Meeting If the Medical aciey of the State of
North Carolina will be held in the town Of EdentOn, at
o'clock. p NJ, Wednesday the 18th OF April, 1857.
Delegates Permanent Members, and the Profession gen.
orally requested to attend
WILL GEO. THOMAS. NJ. D.
Secretary \. G. Med Soct'y
March s. 1857 29-swtd.
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February Is, 1856

UlHE VERY BEST CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
il Casters, Spoons Forks, fine Stock Call and see
the goods; how cheap will sell. J.C. PALMER.
Raleigh, Dec. 23 1856. 1O-swtf
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS...-THE
~ undersigned Committee will let the building of
Bridge Deep river at Lockve to the lowest bid
DER on Saturday the ed day Of May next Said bridge
be built stone PIERS about feet high The bridge
be of latcework and covered The length of the bridge
about $50 feet Terms Of contract be made known
the day Of letting. -..
WESLEY HANKS,l
= - ROB'T, FAUCET,
s---.~ JAS. LASSITER, Z ION.
WIN. G. HARRIS,
April l, 1877. - ll7SLw8E
Register copy times weekly, and forward account
70 W. 0AaAs'
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The New Senate,

The following is a
tute the Senate for 4
Term e2
ALABAMA.
Clement &. Clay, jr,
BENZ. Fitzpatrick,
ARKANSAS.
VIM. X. Sebastian,
Robt. w. johnson,
CONNECTICUT.
Lafayette S. Foster,
James Dixon,
CALIFORNIA.
VIM. NJ. Gwin,
David c. Brodcrick,
DELAWARE.
Martin W. Bates,
Jas. A. Bayard,
FLORIDA.
David L. Yulee,
Stephen R. Mallory,
GEORGIA.
Robert Tooubs,
Alfred Ivcrson,
INDIANA.
Graham n. Fitch,
Jesse d. Bright,
ILLINOIS.
Stephen A Douglas,
Lyman Trumbull,
IOWA.
Geo. W. Jones,
James Harlan,
KENTUCKY.
j 3. Thompson,
j. J. Crittcndcn,
LOUISIANA.
j. P. Benjamin,
John Slideil,
MAINE.
VIM. p. FesScnden,
Hannibal Hamlin,
MASSACHUSETTS.
Henry Wilson,
Charles Sumner,
MARYLAND.
James \. Pcarcc,
Anthony Kennedy,
Charles nnrkcc,
James K. Doolit;lc.
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM
WILLIAM s. CO.,
G.,Ir T. l.. HARDING, FAYETTEVILLE ST.. RALEIGH, n c.
HTTE OPEN THIS SPRING WITH A LARGER
~ Stock and better facilities than have had
hei"le. Oar stock includes FINE DRESS AND BUSI-
NESS CLOTHES, FIR Men, Boys. and ca llrcn. Also
large of Servants C!ohiiy with ali endless va
ricty of GENTS FURNISHING icons.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
WE. have connected with cur business Cutting and
Manufacturing. 10 be conducted by Mr.. Is. Il. Sherwood
whose reputation al: Artist in this State and Virginia
Is too well known to require comment hv This branch
OF the business will be in full operation the of Apr
by wh!clrtilne will have received our entire stock of
Cloths Cassmee< and Ves'ngS all of which have been
selected with special regard to quality and taste. We will
take great pleasure in furnishing those who may desire to
have then clothes made O measure.
We shall endeav"r to conduct the business of this de-
partmcnt with the pronness that has chaac
our business heretofore and respectfully invite the atten
ton of ALL w. H. WILLIAMS co
March "a i>51. 35-sw6t
- Spirit of the Age and Register copy.
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the present Congress-:
expires Term expires
MICHIGAN.
r, 1859 Charles E. Stuart, 1859
1861 Zachari'h Chandler, 1868
MISSISSIPPI.
1889 Albert G. Brown, 1859
1861 Jefferson Davis, 1868
MISSOURI.
!, 1861 James L. Green, 1861
1868 Trusten Polk, 1868
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1861 John p. Hale, 1859
:, 1868 James Bell, 1861
NEW YORK.
1S59iWm. II. Seward, 1861
1868 Preston King, 1868
NEW JERSEY.
1861 VIM. Wright, 1859
, 1863 J. r. Thomson, 1868
NoRTH-CARnLINA.
1859 David S. Reid, 1859
1861 Asa Biggs, 1851
OHIO.
1861 Geo f. Pugh, 1861
1868 Benz. +. Wade, 1868
PENNSYLVANIA.
J, 1859 William Bigler, 1861
1861 Simon Cameron, 1868
RHODE ISLAND.
1859 Philip Allen, 1859
1861 J. +. Simmons, 1868
sovTu-CAHoLINA.
1859 Jos. j. Evans, 1859
1861 A p. Butler, 1861
TENNESSEE.
1859 John Bell, 1859
1861
TEXAS.
1859 Sam Houston, 1859
1865 Thos. j. RuSk, 1868
S. VERMONT.
1889 Jacob Col.amer, 1861
1863 solomon Foot, 1853
VIRGINIA.
lSGli!,. VI. T. Hunter, 1859
1865 JAS. NJ. Mason, 1868
WISCONSIN.
1861
1868
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The following is list of the members who consti
tute the Senate for the present Congress-:
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TH,o THE TURPENT1NE u.vDn

20 Register copy.
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VALENTINES.-ABEA BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
prices from IL cents to $lO-are now opening at
= POMEKOY'S.
February 10, 1857. o.
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EtINE JEwELRY. BREAST-PINs. EARRINGS, FIN
e ger-rings, Chains, Seals and Keys, &c. -.
49, .,- ]. G. PALMER.
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a NEW STOCK OF THOSE FINE 10 JEWEL
"A johnson Watches; best watches made.
49, j. C. PALMER,
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FIFTH C1RCCIT
Moore Monday before the last in February and August
Montgomery, last Monday III February and August
Stanly, first Monday in March and September
Arson, second do do do do
Richmond, third do do do do
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Beef BeefIl Beef!!!

II WISH TO INFORM THE BEEF-BUYING AND
IL beetseing portion of the community, that am
gas ed in the Buchering Business and will pay high
prices and sell low the lowest Bring your CATTLE
your lambs, and your pigs and enquire for your humble
servant, - =. 4s-.>-s.sf ~.
VIM. R. CRAWFORD
March ~, 1857. = 86-3t
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FOURTH CIRCUIT
Granville, first Monday in March and September
Orange second Monday in March and September and the
fourth Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
September
Chatham third Monday in March and September
Randolph. fourth do do do do
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FIRST CIRCUIT
Y in March and Septic

Dublin, fourth Monday in March and September
WAYNE first Monday after the fourth Monday in March an
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August 10, 1856.
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LOOK AT THIS,

Raleigh, July %, 1856. s,rl
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NEW CROP MOLASSES.-3l3 HHDS. AND Is
II barrels ofprme crop Cardens Moasses strong
new casks, landing from bark Saraurc, direct
Cardenas. For sale by
& j. L. HATHAWAY & co. -
Wilmington, N. c.. March 81, 1857. s6-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-07
NEM YORK LEGIsLATuRE.


ALBANY, Jan, 6.-Thc Legislature met at noon
and the House was organized by the election of
De Witt G. LittlejOhn (repubIican) speaker
The Governors message was read. The follow
ing is a summary of itscOntents. The financial
condition of the treasury is favorable, the total
receipts into the treasury including the balance
from thepreYious year has been nearly SIS, 600,
900; the expenditures were nearly SO, OOO, 900.
leaving balance of more than 50 100000. The
canal debt at the close of the fiscal year ending
Sept. S0th, 1856, was upwards Of $22, 400, 600
the receipts were 50, 100000, tine whole length
Of the canal and public works are S92 miles and
the entire cost when completed viii be $50 O00,-
900. The State Banking system is represented
as in a sound and healthy condition. The de.
partment Of public instruction generally is in o
Hourishing state with an annual increasing rev.
enue. The message reports the various state in
stitutions for the suppression and punishment
of crime as well as those of strictly benevolent
character. The abuse of the elective franchise
is commented On and the subject Is commended
TO the earnest consideration of the legislature.
With regard to the recent presidential election
the message assures that its result deliberate
reversible decree that so far as the state Of New
York is concerned there shall hereafter be no
extention of slavery in the territory Of the o.
S. The Governor alludes to the imputations
upon the Presidents Message, which he declares
are altogether grOundless and proceeds to give
at large the views of the views of that party on
the great question Of the day. In this connec-
tion.he alludes to the Outrages IN Kansas and
recommends that sum Of money be appr0prt-
ated Tor the relief of the destitute citiz.pN-ss
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T0 rTlE E.URI.IC.

,,,v. Ibis day sold to Messrs. Campbell McDermo'
1gtslsencer office. wereturn our sincere thanks
t. patrons for tie many acts Of kindness we have re-
hands and cordially commend our successors
wedOubt they will ever be found prompt
,,,,nre to every department of business, and win
effort to deserve the patronage of the community.
count. will run to the 18th Instant and We hope our
% aid u. in speedily closing up our outstanding
~ sn,ss of the firm will be settled by either of the
r BEATTY co.
= w..r.lne. Oct. sth, 1886.
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The ArosrArE, for the first time in this city,
isannounced for this evening at the Athenacum
MIR. BootI. sustaining the character Of Count
Persara. Those who arc fond of the tragical,
should not fail to visit the Athenaeum during
the engagement of Mr.. Booth, for he is undoub-
tedly one of the greatest tragedians now on the
stage. The bill for this evening is an excellent
one aud should draw forth crowded house
Attention is called to the advertisement, which
will be found in another column.
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IT rs NOT a DYE!

GreVARire gEd, Esraoas afete6 irA otae1sfs rae
hair seIlp, reIfd the Jskl0sring, aFd y1algs u
MRS s. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RASIOALH-
~ T1IAClER (6O years % aEr), PitreeF, Cheo-
County n " y hair Il restored u IL natural
color 70 fan"
Rev. VIM CUTTER, ID. Nother's Hasaz!ue. y. Y my
hair changed natural color and growing o. bald st
&c"
B. P.sTONE y. D., CoueoTd, \, r. Sly har, which
gTey, restored 70 It's Natural cOlSE, Ae."
Rev. n CLENDESIN, Chicago, III Il eun add ny test
mOny, recommend it my triendg-"
Rev D. r. WOOD, lliddirtoWn, ~ y. NY oWn hair has
zrraiIy tickrnr, also that Of Of family sbs
becoming bald, &e-'
Rev J. p TUSTIS, Charieston, c. 'The Witt hairts
becoming ObVlntei, and new hair forming. Sc"
Rev. A. FRINK, silver Greek, ~ Y ut has pGouee4
good eject hair, Hnd and have eollrnded e"
Rev. JOS MCKEE Pastor Of West D. r Church, y. T.,
recommends it.
Rev. y. NORRIS CrO-s River, n. Y, also, and
alTs. Rev. H. A. PR AT. Hamden, n. T.
Ne might swell tls iit but u the above fad 20 eouvlnee-
TRY IT. Sold By all the principal merchants y ~ United
Clba and Canada Wholesale and rgtan drrCt, Ne
- rOOme Street New York Some drnlers % s< aEti
ces nsteai Of this, which they maze more proHt' So
srite To depot for circular and information
MI AZ
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Tue CouxcrL PnocEEDrNGs, if we mistake not,
will be quite a matter of interest TO number OF
readers, this morning, innsmuch as they pre-
sent quite batch of ordered payments. There
was general descent made upon the Treasurer,
last night, and he will have qnitc busy little
time in paying out the funds. The accounts are
doubtless perfectly just but really it makes one
nervous, these hard times, to see them coming
upin such formidable array for combined as
saul upon the city vaults.
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WE request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements BY three o'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
lion in the morning following. The crowd of
ri.l,t work renders it necessary. ~ Nel
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STFrHESvnLE, o., is getting to be the head
Quarters of rowdyism, if we may judge from
The papers. The last Herald contains full col
Gmn OF acts OF breach Of the peace-h0ne Of
sheln, however, of fatal character, although bro
ken heads and bloody noses must have been very
plenty during the holidays
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TnrBALr1NonE AND oHIo DtvtDESD.-onlooti
ING over the Baltimore papers one is tempted to
.sk when viii the controversy, about the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad dividend, be settled? 1t
bids fair to become as noted as the Galphin
Claim. G eIQ
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TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE b. & o. R.El
Welding Station, Nov. 29th, 1885, {
ON and after Monday 1st OF December, the Passenger
Trains this station daily at GS5 A NJ anu 1870
The Mail Train daily Except sundays) G55 A, NJ,
VIII receive and discharge passengers at all the principal
The Express Train daily at 4:2O P. NJ, will receive and
discharge Messengers the following stations Only Ben
wood, Moundsvie, Cumeron, BURTON Farmont, Fetter~
man Newburg ROwesbuTg, Piedmont, Cumberland,
Sir Johns Rum BInFtnsburR, Harpers Ferry, MOnOcacy
and Washington Junction. .. -..I
The Trains will arrive follows: The Mall Train at 4u
NJ daily; the Express at 1850 p NJ daily. The Accommo-
Wheeling TO Cumberland will be discon-
dee1 ]. B.F0RD, Agent.
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HAZLEfud = BloIIlEH,. =
PAN q FORTE
"A y q Pa cTURER6
CONSUMPTION CURED

M .SOT DECEIVED - hase lnliatI1na. HEfFtlAE
CLARK cos GEkBlNE CUD LITElt uIl, nsTtr llsai,-
PSn.s ard sss years tas = Z =
All otlieras AID The onlT ale
AsflrEis Efeaf dea q slft1s Ie rlFteE au-
teTalrt wttt sal ~, uils &C., A. e care can-
Or OF = lnaae ~ or l.efely - ouniar1, aad
ea bete has ID e1gs - elrll1lt e "a
lEGEE1, Glass; Cgls, for Gl1er GGfl ~ Ma Irs.
IUs, lafs f4lr, ltIo n ttt1 artEs lrfr1lll
ics,sF Ac-A Sc stl4tg aEsgsl''s- ssaesE
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parssuAx WAxyED.-A good Job Pressman
can fnd employment at this Office Apply
soon.
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ODD FELLOWS DTKECTOItY


vir=int"s Lodge NO. s,7Neess every Thursday
evening at the Hall, Market and Monroe streets
ions 8. wRiour, n. g.; h. IT, Carr, Secretary.
FrnnIkItn Lodge No. Is.-AIerts aboveevery
Monday evening. JoHS BAYHA, n. G.i II. r. cGIlfne,
Secretary.
WIN. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Meets above eve
ry Wednesday evening. J. G. HOFFMAN,, n G.; John
SaEads, Secretary.
wheeling I.odse No. 5O.-Meets every Monday
evening the Hall, Market and Quincy streets H.
BRowx, n. G.; jain 71O6Wrn, Secretary.
PnnoIn Lodge No. S2.--Meets as above every
Friday evening L. Il. McLAIS, N. G.; W. W. blanchard,
Secretary.
Abram,H Encnm pment No. 1.-Meets at the
Hail. corner Market streets, the first and third
Tuesday evenings of each month. II. UruNAX, c. P s. W.
Pearson, Scribe
VIM. Tell Encn IA pment No. 3l.-Meets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings OF each
month. WA KLTSKLER, G. Pr Wa" Reis0G'6e Scribe
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
ohio Lodge No. IOI.-Meets at Masonic Hail.
corner Market the rst and third Mon
day evenings of month. G. W. sIGHEs, W. Nj A'eS-
dnder LdM0alin Secretary.
WheeIing Lodge No. 12S.-Nteets as above on
the first and third Thursday evenings of each mOn. F. A.
BRrNrIISoER, W. NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. 19.-Meets as
above on the second Monday evening of eachmonth VIC
SCOTT, II. p; S. ". PedrsON, Secretary.
wheeling EncnmPment No. 1.-Meets as
above heJ0urth Monday evening Of each month. W.
BATES, G. c. a. Lorim0, Recorder.
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COMMEMORATE.
THrRE Is a considerable advance in frsishs nOtised
Louisville on goods for New Orleans.

HO0s-The packing season Is about at Louisville,
and the result shows deficiency compared with last
about head AT dlanapos the deficiency
will be about 10000 head. according % the Journal
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RIVER INTELLIGENcE.-The Cincinnati Gazette
sayS-Navigation is entirely suspended on the
Ohio river above the Falls. The gorge at Six
and Twelve mile Island, is strnoger anil more
extensive now than it has been ut any time this
season, and the steamers Superior, General Pike,
North Star, and the two Bargcs of the Memphis,
which are all fast in the gore at ''fwelve Mile y
are in most eminent peril. The steamer Mem
phis is in safe har6or at Utica, and theSwal-
low, j. w. Cheesman and others, bound down,
have turned back to seek harbOr. The gorge
lisa beautiful barrier, having attained thickness
Of twelve feet, and extending about six miles.
The SusQuehana is loading ut JetfersOnville with
Pork for New Orleans, aud will leave to day If
the Canal is not frozen over.
At this point the river has risen eight inches
since our last report, and is still swelling. Large
fields OF heavy ice are floating by, and no stea-
mcrs arriving or leaving port. The ferry boats
find great difficulty in making their trips
The river at Louisville was falling on Satur-
day, and pretty we'll blocked with ice. THERE'S
SIX and half to seven feet water in the chan
mel from Louisville to Cairo. The Glendale,
which went into dock at Louisville for repairs,
was out again on Saturday. The following
steamers were at Louisville on Saturday:
The boats at the city wharf, were, the Ran
ger, Fred Iron, II. Bridges, Madison, Switzer-
land, Interchange, r. n WinSlOw, H. Graft
Glendale, YIN. Dixan, VIM Knox, Lands, Ar
kansas, Traveller, Alma, and Chattanooga. At
Portland there were the Virginia, r j. Ward,
Danny Bullitt, Bonita, Northerner, Rainbow,
Sn,,9uetannu, Peter Tellon, and a. L. Shotwell
at New Albany.
The St Louis papers of Friday furnish the
following:
Wehave no material change to notice either
nrrgard to the stage Of the river or the amount
OF Ice floating on it. TO Cairo the last boats up
report seven to eight feet. Nothing whatever
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larLet s.teet 10 the e6raIet d union strset WAS
Petition Of Bfenipeger 8 Armstrong referred

Market strect 10 the corner OF Union street was
granted.
Petition of Breningcr & Armstrong referred
to committee on railroads @
Petition OF Mrs hurch-grantcd. =.
The bills of Beatty & Co., j. II. Russell, P b.
Taylor, VIM. George, A. Pannel, Messrs. simp-
son & Cook, Alex. Proctor and Others (coal billsl
George Forbs, f. II. Burt, John McCulloch,
Hobbs, Taylor & Co., John Gilchrist, Daniel
Dunbar, Marshall and Armstrong, Fink, Wilson
& CO., S. Avery, Isaac Cox, Geo. Fisher, j. NJ.
Dillon, Tax Bills, James Hamilton, j. c. Collins,
H. Conant, A. Habbertield, were ordered to be
paid 90 81
The bills of Messrs. VIM Ewing, A. S. Todd,
and WIN. Snodgrass, were referred. -
1t was moved and carried that a member from
each ward be appointed to distribute coal to the
city poor. 'ys, ,,,i.i.s ,t.,sr es.sy
Discussion came up on the propriety of pay
ing refreshnent bills for conductors of elections
1t was resolved that they be rejected. Adjourn
ed until Tuesday night
CHURCHES OF, WHEELING.
For the information strangers visiting city, pub
fish the following list OF the different Churches and their
time and place OF meeting. II there Mistakes
will make the necessary correction with pleasure:
~ 1dhLles5s, EpfseopdIidR Corner Monroe and byron
streets Rev E. t. PERENs, Rector morning services 1c
O'Clock, eveninS,T
81 JO'S, EtscopGttdH, Main street. between FIRST ana
Second, Centre wleenG Rev G. Il wARSER' Pastor;
/ morning services 1919 O'Clock, evening, ~
FtTf fTes6fertdn REV. x. n WEED PASTOR ST.
between Monroe and Quincy services morning and after
noon.
Seeoa 1esDytefa" webster street. between lan anu
Market, Centre "heeihs NAo
a't'@ 1FesDg,srau''' sN'' 80
Tal6er sts' south T. MooS 'e'''-
'Y E,g.a at'a ...o
F@a.t" ., ie' . anI
between "n&ul's'O' "lu Au!l"'' ''' 's' '
Fourth Street AektOdst Eptsc0p0L, Rev. =. MOORE Pas-
ter Fourth street. between Monroe Quincy; services
-, -
horh'ns an" eVeins -, ~,
NORTH Stree efhodtSS ItscOI'd rev. Is. lsoS' fas'OF
corner Market and North ss North Wheeling; services
| , ,,5 .v,sn,n.
CEdplI.le street uefhOdtst EpScoDdt, Rev s. X DAw-
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nc U.5oiRl.BsPoNDENTs.

pps concerning subscription, advertising or other n
ihnSness OF the IntegenceF should be addressed 10
b. editorial department Of the paper
addressed the Editors jointly, or 70 either one
Of @ writing for qualifications will please write
s one s % Of the above rules will greatly obge
A sIss more prompt attention to correspondents than
tss might otherwise receive
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WHEELING
Hat and Cap Manufactory.

MANUFACTURER or HATS AND CAPS.
II and misunderstanding anal receiving aiaFse
and general assoTeto % Hats and Cas- eomPTisins
color and shape Of Hats and Caps
use fashion and manufactured from the n
the best workmanship all Of which VIII be
Wholesale Retail possible price.
Prom experience In the business and having always
used my please and furnish the public With
good, fashionable, BeFVeeabIe feel confident
with ms present Eacllities large hand, HAT
able supply patrons WITH article superior 70
any heretofore Odrrsd-
respectfully request call from those In want Of Hats
and Caps, before purchasing elsewhere. -
5. AVERY, Ss 146 Main St
SpG wheeling Va
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soTTTHERN NAH.


BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-The Norfolk papers re-
port the rum0red loss Of the ship Prince De
Joinvillc, off that port with all on board.
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday contain nd
vices from Northern Mexico TO the 18th.
The state of Vaudari was carrying out an
agreement with the Government and the good
effect Of the settlement Of the difficulty has al
ready been felt on the frontier.
At San Luis new pTOnunciumento has beer
declared against the Government by those dis
satisfied with the VidauTiS treaty.
The Indians were committing great depreda-
tiOns on the American side of the Rio Girande.
FESTIVAL.
CoLUMBus, o., Jan. G.-The State House fes-
tival to off this evening, is To he the gran
dest affair that has taken place in the State.
10, 600 tickets have been issued and nearly all
applied for. Military companies from Cincin-
natl, Cleveland and Columbus will be present
The city is now thronged with strangers.
INAUGURATED.
ST. Louis, Jan. 6-Gov. Polk was inaugnra-
ted yesterday.
In the Senate resolution to meet in joint
session on Monday, the 18th inst, to elect two
U. 5. Senators was passed over informally.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
ClxciSSATI, Jan. G.-River has risen 10 to IL
inches
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DIED.

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