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Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

TXT have just received fresh supply of Drugs and
w Micns, selected with care, for our Prescriptions
ani Retail large of articles for
the toilet, asaan, which tie late styles of Extracts
brushes variety. In ADDITION to the above
keep constantly hand gj1d article of Coal Oil and
Lamps. IN short, article kept In well furnished
Drug Store REED & KRAFT.
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I HOlIDAY BOOKS, O. Q.

AM NOW OPENIN3S the ilHrgest and most
i fully seectellos of Rocks, Portfolios, Albums, Writing
Desks &c. suitable IIollay PRESENTS brought to
the city Boass ranging price to twentv
dollars which be found almost all the Po
Century tia aoek,' Lady Of the lake" "irays Ele;
OainpjelI's "Peasures of Hope' Soldiers Tear
MIS- I4les celebrated .sWOinan," elegantly bound &c,
these will find Gaodrichs ..Vu
men OF aud tIsrosn Containing 10 beautiful
g-syinss, ickt KS Psyc osy Frederick the Cfr At
OF hiY W1er Raleigh and his times" Life of
Rosni Blker, tstsRhef rstne ucrofs Hist ry, Hugh
Mllsr's Works, r<eOn's Sermons, "AutOcrat of the
sbie," "Courtsip of Miles Standish all OF
LOngfeilowis Works.
kNIIE WORKS -Of these have greater variety
beOre put LIBRARIES by the single copy
would mention, Minstering Children" Kepneth
SSt0rf of Darling Nelly the Gaut Killer"
ami all of L o rs Rocks Farley Books, "a will and
RoI0 Books, both series; Learning 70 Think, Talk
Act &c; CoOred Toys OF almost every description
Hls .Greelys, American Tract Society, Presbyterian
AMI 'Methptist Al,nanacs.
Cannon Boards, Chess Men and Boards almost
every style quality OF Stationery Gail and make
$50 80 '''' '-'9', JA3 @. ORR,
deciI doors North of NJ. a NJ. Bank.
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Mix. BucuANAN JolSs 'TnE MrLlSGrAnr,H
The following letter was received from the Pres
ident by Captain George w. Bowers, accepting
life-membership of the Wells aud McComas
Rifemen of Baltimore:
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NOTICE

FNIE frIn Sheppard Morgan this day Nd
by mutual consent Tae busnes og the firm viii be
settled by ]. ShsppRrl. selnebte 20 the
Tspeettu requested call payment, AID those
having accounts against viii please Prssen tue tOr
settlement -ef.- a-l-r }. n. SiiEPPARn,
Sept. 10Th, ,1S5S. oHAS. AORGANt
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CHARLES w. GRAHAM,

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
SUCCESS OEE r q - Va KS TANNER =.
ElHE undersigned would In fofn the citizens OF wheeling
AMI vicinity that having pgThase the DFug and Pre-
scriptoa Store, formerly owned b. Dr. James Tanner
will continue to carry Drug baEnsss in all It's
branches. He respectfully soieits eoRtinsnee Of
tSe public patroage which has heTetofnre been literally
eienied towards this ca az. ell known sStabshofnt.
II wall be his aim to k everything, - the puresi kud
and At the lowest price, usuaiy he found IN well fur
nsied Drug establishment.
FrtseripoBs carefully compounded from the purest Of
Medicines. CHARLES w. GRAHAM
NO. 20, cor. Main ana WebsterSts-,
myl9 Centre WhsrlinE.
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Bill s S &c @ a M PFB e l. l. !,
no. SIS sInin street.
HATS HATS! HATS

n - LII Ia -
JTTE win inaugurate the Fall and Winter by
w hihiting, on SATURDAY. Nov. s, Improved
Patent SIf busting SILK Hat and intend offer
prices shRue.t tne of the general comInu
nifty Hats, we'll of the best m1nuac
tnre aad have POPULARITY or STYLE which 'stin-
grsF super all others; and p.
animation will he ID the keenest competition
can max. them. BLISS CAMPRELL,s
noy5 No. SIS Main st.
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.'WAsuINafoN, january G, 1850.
"Gentlemen: have been much gratified to
learn, through your kind favor of the 26th ulti-
mo, that had been unanimously elected a life
member of the Wells aud afceomas Riilemen
| accept the honor with peculiar satisfaction, as
a token of regard irotn the brave and patriotic
proud to have my name enrolled among their
number.
"Wilh sentiments of sincere regard, remain
truly yours, JAMES BUcltANAN.
"Captaiu George W Bowers, Major Epaphro
5lituS Swinney, aud Qualtermaster Charles W.
Hiitz, Committee"
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All chose knowing themselves indebted to the firm Will
please settle for the present
deGIU-Y REED & KRAFT, No. 81 Main st.
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WHEEIl
THE INTELLIGENCER.

WE had occasion to make an interesting quo
tation from the last European letters of the edi
tor Of the Utica (N. " Herald To-day we treat
our readers to further and more extensive quo
,tations from the same letter. We have never
published a more readable one. His concerning
German University life, and is dated Heidelburg,
Dac htb 1873
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DRINKING AND DuELLINa.

Some of these German students are marvels
of erudition When we consider that they
soend atlcast one third of their lives in the beer
house that on an average they fight twenty or
thirty duels year each-that they divide the
day between tramping over the hills ,aad loung-
ing about the streets and the night between
knipping and sleep-one wonders when they
get time to study. And yet there no such
book worms in the world Many of these lazy,
haf-loafcrish looking vagabonds you see about
the streets, og.lng house-inaids and singing
ing. And when we know more about German
life and German manners aud German habits of
thought, our wonder in measure ceases. The
truth'is their whole life has been one of system
ltic cranming From the age of four to the age
of twenty. they hardly know whateit is.to be n
day out Of school First there are the elements"
together with French, to be mastered; then
come Latin and Greek, and the mathematics,
eight and ten years Of incessant
study at the Gymnasium; and finally the Uni
VeFS. .tY. L., III -...- .4rr
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Important to Females.

I'm Portland 10 F'SM4I6S'
T0ISEAsES offeaes exc!usiyeg treated hv DR. THEIRS
Il y lies female dera1gen .uts, from 81 TO 30
Relief r4ateel in all cases Consultation and letters
strictly chnflsaaI. Patients distance provided
with exclusive Attendance Medicines
it, Eaie3 privs. ere1ar sent per letter free,
except nosttyi. oFce No. IS West 2fl St., New York.
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CtsfsPEFS, E'aN q pzs HET sRON lVAfkE
- 4anufaotOrY.e q -ri.l,.liI
Coal Oh and Coal oi. Iamips.

Coal Oil and Coal OF LaInps.
VIZ kate iuEt rsetirs lrtieit 81 Cal OIL
~ better ts4a say syss bsfsFs- siia = g. cry
The sresabis oeor WIiCh With tie Car
bon ant4 ease-ss ina htat ceEres
been re1ose ea fTc1l HIS 1if making % hsnes
aa1 geinS rfor8 riillaf TgEt utlch
attends tie Coal Olfs EoE n use, - -
We have cn hand, % effe TIE iargfft
buruf1., the ai4efe IL EfId6 q o.ls-
Coal Lsunf Cap hat blythe er.
pznsoa ~ ts ehaney from heat Il Ei break ~ BE-
fu aped It-ie p ule lte ras- siilEstb eapsl
Goal OH q thesbeft OIL eyer md EiTiIg fIE rprr Eht
st less cost ard Being Iic9s5i An IL antof
Light Gail stfhe eeeensEars EtFFe a. e.5
uOBBS = BAlssES, 115 Main St,
next do6E 20 Iisifkef = 4sgsarins1bs-ns
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Fire 9, Inland Navigation

Risks accepted Consistent with solveney an
fair profit.
Especial attention gigeH to Insurance 81 ID FELLAHGS
a.Ia Contents. .for terms OF 1 70 yeaTs.
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H A1nS "A ND GA PS.
S. HARPER s. BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
= Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.


TNIE citizens OF Wheeling surrounding country and
the Ladies In parti ar rsPectg'ly requested to
cheap sinsla store, t85 Main ST., consisting o.
the latest styles of
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INSIDE VIEWA
Couespop dencs Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The NJ Y. Tribune.
ALBAaY Feb. H. 1859.
The Lobby inves.ig alton has become q farcs, and
there is not the remotest chance of sre from an the
smoke in which the uhjsct veloped. AT least,
gather az much from the radiant faces Uhcn, With
customary regularity thropg the capitol despite the
Governors emphatic warning.
The Senate today by resolutions, instructed the
Committee on Public Buildings, who have charge Of
the Lobby matter, to permit parties to appear by
counsel introduce rebuttpg eyden e, and prove gen.
eral good character Of course there is no prospect
OF conclusion this side OF the day of doom.
Nevertheless, q great good has been accomplished
without the aid of the Senate TO be sure but tending
TO the same worthy end at which the Senste Committee
has striven to arrive.
The State official Of whose efforts at directing the
Legislature l advised you days since, has sud
denly and it ia believed inay left town. carrying in
his train hs whole lobby force, consisting OF tender
and yawl. This coup doat was quietly ac ,omplished
by an in,imatou from high authority that the Health
Once was disposed Of and that further necessity
existed for the gentlenens services In setting Inat
small matter
The people of Richmond County will doubtless rejoice
to know that they are to have change OF rulers az
Quarantine. Ills rumored that large sums of money
have been raised Staten Island to effect the passage
of bill for snmmsriy removing Quarantine. Tais Is
part of the tactics Of the lobby. The fact 49, that not
one cent has been 90 rased used to the intense dis
gust Of the gentlemen SO dstasteful to Gov Morgan,
and as usual they raise the cry Of corruption, hoping
thereby to prejudice the assembled wisdom against
such BILL and so avenge themselves upon the Staten
Islanders, who stoutly refuse to be pucked. In,s IS
en- old trick of these gentry, but it wont avail them
now.
Considerable establishment is expressed among those
who know who "Glaucus" is and that includes every
body in Albany at his letter in The ". Y. Times Of
the 10Th inst The filings at Gov. Morgan and another
distinguished Republican therein contained are gen
orally attributed to little of bile, supernduced
by too much "Chrstie" However, it's very pretty
fight as stands and is about the only thing We have
to euiven the chronic stupidity OF this place.
Joking aside, however, there are some statements
of feet in the letter referred to which snail crave
your patience for answering in my next; They are
unank Mered. D.
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noted progress made those bills the special order
nr Er;4sv rext. which would seem very clearly 70
;mnIv that the popular branch does not intend 70
copcur in the resolution Of the Senate for weeks
adjournment, commencing on Thursday next;
The Special Committee on the Contested sect
CWetmore against Mandsyille) 10 the Min senate
rial District, have concluded Their ts'iinony sud
will report the evidence taken tor the con'ldefauon
of the Senate 10 few days. The facts IN the case
"a appear from the records Of tbs Post-Ofhce De-
partment at Washington. and from other testimony
introduced before the Committee, to be suostanu-
ally a toDoc.:s:
dir. Vaudeville spilled 10 the Post Office Depart
meat at Washington for the appoir.meD. of Post
MISTER at Stuyvesart Falls and on the 26th OF June
was apps ib'ed TO that office. He took the osth OF
Office ID forwarded his bond which was fled IN the
Post. Office Department on THE 9th of July He took
possession o. the property TO the Stuyvessnt
Falls Pest Ohice. entered upon hrs duties IS Post
master, and di.ohrged those duties such signing
waytiIs, making 10 the mails, Thanking letters and
dorg such other official acts as Postmaster may of
right do, for something more han month. On the
9Th Of July and before his Comnssien had been for
waIded his resignation was received 81 the Depart
ment at Washington, when successor was ap'
pointed.
The State Constitution provides Cart. 3, sec. s.
that L" If any person shall, after his election as
member of the Les islature, be elected to Con-
gress, or spponted to any Office. civil or military,
" under the Government of the United States, his
" acceptance thereof shall vacate his seat"
Under this provision of the Constitution, and in
view of the factssabove recited, it was deemed by
the voters of the XIh Distric. that Mr.. Vaudeville
had vacated his seat, and Mr.. Wetmore was ac
cordingly chosen to ill it.
The defense set up by Mr.. Vaudeville is pure
ly technical viz: that, he did not receive a
commission, he could not legally accept or hold the
Office of Postmaster The answer to this is-and
believe it has been so held by the Courts--that
the issuing of the commission does not constitute
the appointment nor the acceptance, but is only
one of the evidences of such appointment and ac-
ceptance. But if Mr.. Vaudeville did not accept
the Office Of Postmaster. it might be well to in-
quire by what authority he was handling the mall
bags, franking letters, &C. He will hardly say
that he was acting as the deputy or clerk of any
other person. Does he like the position OF usurper
% Office better than that of Postmaster He must
have been one or the other OF these. Which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-17
Anti.Tax Convention.

PIIrsBURGH Tuesday, Feb. ID, 1872.
The Anti-Tsx Convention met this morning. Every
ard and Township was represented by from four 10
FIX delegates each. Thomas Farley was chosen fres-
ident ard Thomas Williams made speech three
quarters Of an hour long. Committee was appointed
TO prepNe resolutions when the Convention aaloufhed
till afternoon.
AFrRRSooS SESSION.
The ATTENDANCE was much larger than IN the morn.
ing.
The County Commissioners were present, by request
Mr. Carnahan on behalf of Commis sloner Pattersop
remarked that he Patterson comuirsd an error 10
voting for stock in the Pittsburgh and SteubenVlne
Railroad but that il was an error OF the head not the
heart and that he did not know he was DONG any
thing to mime the cause Of the people. =.
Mr. Patterson was called on 70 speak Tor himself
spd reiterated Mr. Canadians statement, adding tna
be would lever vote TO assess railroad tax.
Commissioner Perkins attempted to explain bis
course but did not ss,isfy the Convention. Beng
questioned relative 70 having levied tax for raroad
purposes be answered eyasvely; but when pressed
closely admitted that $OO, 900 had been appropriated
to reilroad purposes. ,..
as follows
R,,I,S That while we al time. to ea' with Fe'Pec
and dsrsuce the dsents Of the Courts yt there are
sious when esi;arcs TO the DEGREES Of CIi. s
sut II The citizens and necessary for the security oil properly
thai the recent decision Of the Supreme Court N me
case we will ress. BY every constitutions means au9 e
possible eeyice peseaty hinder delay and nniy t9e os
crease. becasie Il violates law insults the peoPe
.tesns Of our agents. decide, technics. grounds
one OF questions that ever Aross "
can and denies the people hearrl
tteir AGENTS under oath have Pssded certain fact, eo
TUE valid defense, and because dangerous sttenP %
,ue FOR law the Individual opinions Of Judges and of TIE
es-ab shnent Of . mos, oan,erous precedent , .,t
Re.or.d That opposed 70 any FAX TO paytne
OF n,ee.. OK icps Bonds In payment OF
subscriptions deny the powe. Of the MuriePa
70 ,ke them the IL gis.ture Authorize them 70 60
So They obtained BY fraudulent representation ana
rup ana without the consent Of !Hse sJoiy o. tas
pie The bonds cold rI;rOus discount, IL voiaio
laws ard conditions upon which they were nuea-
money sdusr5ered In eN-rsyssscce and eorPon ~
The Companies unfinished To pay tI
uho. .nount would bankrupt tie huncpsl Corpora4ol.
cripple our energies strike oss,h blow 9; our
tuin property noees The bond holders have 10 CAIN. ~
science upon for rsay Of them were parties 20 ,hese
Several other resolutions Of the COMMITTEE were
offered ard passed unanimously
Many voluI teer resolutions also passed among
others one sting Messrs. Perkins and Patterson
to resign. The latter On being pu. to vo:e was car
,ied By one mejcrity.
characterized the proceeding and the meeting thous0
large, vas quite orderly.
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srmo,v Of vo,,,cs fsossj in itssN NE NAsaa Chnss
Of cur hber.y ana or nghts, which bssn ne
manual, rot Of Kisgs OF their Ministers, peg
Muse Of History. Aser thess Raolesn9.s, NE -
pairing 70 write full account Of the revival o. 49,
aud the VARIOUS ,,sps by which sherssnre came U
Guilty. a,ed in tie ocular LANGUAGES OF Europe ~
wa " hileepgaged in this work, aud whe bic hetn ~
Jus, Ielt College, and who, unesr his fathers syA
was Row studying the Iastunes Of Justnisa anA ses
Commentaries Of Blackstone, nov writing shost -
pers ior vsrious works. reviews Of Tennysss fsr .
Tit GsIlerv OF the Csefu, n,n,..drs Socisxv.
that the great .fctlon came vhiess seemed fos sss
10 PROSTATE the h.to,isr snd which ceraiaiy gsvs
meiovress 10 bis habits Of thought o. we'd - deyse
of feeling 10 his whole character hat hAd the RsPpss
influence on biz critical disquistions.
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g. gbe hs. day Of GU, Gves. l. vii sadie ia WITH
deb,s which il will take long to get rid o. a. the
Israehtee were in Egypt, making bricks without
straw. Old John Bull might be hkened TO q bulldog
going abount hunting mp Gghk. Cessr, Pomper
Jumper and Jupiter follow in bis trail and wheu lie
pins anything they go in and worry it to death, and
then out gees nstion from the msp Of Europe or IL
left H. it il crippled all the rest OF its life 10 pay the
eIperses of the fight. Our lower orders have an H.
yeterste bstrtd against Gfea. Britain, whether
lost or unjust be would not say-but to
hate a red coat and Brtisher is an
element of our national character II is true We
is no than two old ladies having bit OF scandal
We can back sganst the bull dog terrier that has
the spirit in him Of seven devils driven o1t Of Mary
Msgdslene, and getting into this war we must go
through with il. We viii suffer in it, however We
usy come out-hepce as the powers do not seem TO
want TO fight there lie no need TO provoke il. Cuba
however, might do for platform. Here Mr. Thonp-
son addressing himself directly TO Mr.. Seward, said
he would volunteer him piece of advice that
would be useful if he came n be President.
porter 10 hear he Understood Mr.. Thompson to lron.
caly advise Mr.. Seward to follow the example OF
other Presidents, and throw down the ladder when 1t
mad placed him in power. There was always some
alternative 10 cast it aside. The advice was, don't
stand ON the platform when the in motion"
IRoars Of laughter Mr.. Thompson finished by
acoptipg az aspiration Of Daniel Websters, that God
will 20 shape our ends that they will result in good.
mr.. Thompson had proceeded but a short time when
too weak to stand Lord Napier CHANGED to be seated
near bin, and was evidently amused by his remarks
The Senate went into Executive session, and after
ward adjourned.
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The California Overland Mail.

ST. Lows, We1netdayI FEB TO to
TIE overland mail has arrived here win BAN
Francisco dates % tie 24fh ut. No through pAs'ea
gers came with the mail.
The Jews is destitute Of general interest.
Anewspaper Of Republican politics was soou, eeins
established al San Frsncisco by Mr. C.. A. ssnonin'
Oregos dates are to the 18th ultino. The l<eisia-
ture 6sa passed III changing the Capital OF the
Siste 70 P.r:lsrc.
Arrived s, San Franc.cO, ba,k TS,lton, from Hong
Kosg
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From Albany.
AIBA.Y, Wednesday, Feb. To- ~

AIBAkI. WedptdudYi ro"' I. "
The Lobby Investigating Commute Inc I,, seryea
The Sergeatt.st Arms repoied thst ne sa Ss;D ont
the ubpenss ssued yesterd Wy the parties o pd all
OF town. New subpenas were ssued 49,, lol ~ AL
G.. e.. Davidson, and Ex-Sen.Noi h"i0'
iou.ned till o'clock tomorrow. sr ra
The Contracting Board, at ~e.'ns tU,uny' con.
solved to put al the sections Of the Jana uIu',
tract which are not already let. TIN Win w ""'
entirely with the office of Canal Super. s'endent
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Convention of Sunda..School
Teach her

PHiIhDLLPHIA. ednesdsy, Feb. l6, Is5e.
The Natioua. Convention of Sunday School Tesch-
ers aud Suyerintepdeas will be be IN this city, con.
neneirs next Tuesday and lasting three days. EK
t-ssye prepsatons hsve been msde for entertaining
tns visitors. The Pennsylvania aud Baltimore Rail
roads convey delegates at reduced fares.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1859.
-. - ,.r,aa.nta I'D frnm the Sel.ct Cnm.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1879.
Three reports were presented from the Select CON-
nittee ON the Metrop ohtan Police bill: 49,.
MIR. MATHER reports in favor Of the unconditional
repeal Of the bill; Mr.. HALSTEAD, In favor OF iGuy
;ndorsng tbe law and MI OWEN tina. the old Police
force was the creature OF the political majority OF the
cty while the new force is the creature CT spchhca
msiority Of the State.
Mr. OWENS report then deprecates the connection
Of the law with politics and recommends that i be
amended SO az 10 make the Commissioners elective,
similar to the Supervisors, which viii prevent either
party having a majority.
Mr.. q. b. WHEELER on question OF privilege,
objected to the motion creating Select COMMITTEE 10
investigate the changes made by him on the floor, on
the ground that it was discoureous 10 pass the same
during his absence.
MI SPINOIA introduced bill to prohibit the
location of apy Quar- buildings in Kings County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-17
ASSEMBLY.

bin was reported incorporating the Trustees OF
tie Parochial Fund of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese of New-fork.
Tie bin TO provide payment to witnesses IN e'infa
cases wss re ported unfavorably. =,
Mr. POND reported favorsbly the hl TO create
new Ward in New-York out Of parts OF the i"eltn
and Nineteenth Wards. ~
The following bills were also reported vofAbiy;
To protect gss-consumers by seanog 'ns 'A1
for gas inspection. ~
To incorporate the Kane MonuUen. Association.
To require County Treasurers to file all accounts Oh
infant trust funds with Co unity Clerks.
To erect the rev County of Highland.
Ny. MASTERSON'S bill to repeal certain Law OF
lS57.l repeats the act which prevents sqasttns on
upoccupied lands.
Mr. REILLY noticed bill to establish People
Courts IN Newlork, such courts to nave Jurisdiction
over suits Of fifteen dollars ard under. Il desgnea
FOR oomestcs arc lsborers 60 thai they caa STE al
trifing cost.
Nr. OPDYkE gave notice Of b. II vest tao s2'
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,,ueps Of til, Corporate. Cour sci in the Mayor o

nc-rur d u IAe VpfPosH-"l C0lt SCI u Tue MI"
Ee.-York. III.
Mr. CHILLIS gave notice Of biz to authorize Ine
Governors Of the Alms-House 70 employ suych,,
Tel die destruction OF the lives Of infare, rs,eai
fne itirg item to the slower process OF s'srvaloo
Of subu. ;s2 them by opstes, administered by xaa'
and poison. -lous pursee
raLt, unscTupe -ori..cn blu was takes rp.
Tho Carsl Apr, "a IN oonas,tiop 10 II and Mr.
Mr.. CHANLER sp..
BROCKWAY in ite fsvo..
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Los. of steamer j. b. Carson.

ST. Louis, Tcesday, feu. 10 -:
The steamer j. Is. Carson, bound 20 the ilnnols
River, vita valuable cargo Of grocesies, sank toSAy
sea- Alton Mos. Of her cargo viii be lost Lee oo,''
.ss vAued ST $1,000, All was Insured for = ~ Ia
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