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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
From the Western CM rhisan, Farmer

. SMUT IN WHEAT
Tn. r-e>ent ON uI smut in >,hc.t'i. nav r.r.;,.
ing gren, attention IN this country .. we'll n IN ~,
Iapc. We nv. pleased % notice tibet several nrr,.
erlu,,;., .i., =. a.. Iro,,o, e.. -. e.
el premiums Tor essays on the subjects and We
wouLl suggest t., the various association, IN Tin,
stcic o. a., lhcns. n the agricultural i,,,,rcst.
are urh-sd To- the subject ssd, will be- pr.rIuc,d A.
y sure Tre-enta i've result frun it,
| O'ir Escign orehancu paper. are actively engs.
ssd IN On. ma,Ier we gather the E,ll.,,vsny s..r.
mcni, n, vnro,i, r. .n- ,rJ th-ir results os submit
4 tel M agricultural injecting fn England
| The plan frromm, ~ tel by the meihhcr who in.
tsrdScc,I. the sul-rt. WINS to dip
The wheat in n SOLUTION Of blue viiri,l in the pro
OriiUn Of unc pound tn n pail Of wsiar Nhish was
s"ficient Err = comb Uf wheat This m,ih.h he
| had tHind sure preventative of smut HIS fIihcf
hn hrrpsriy uso vafbIus stsep. q, salt svntsr lime
&c. bnt all using The aforementioned solution, his
u7sai had usN or been free ir-tn hlad era.
S'he use sc arsenic ~, ~ strongly advocated and
was arErcd IN favor 81 Ibi. pr.c,ice. IL use,l dry
I'm wh'eh state experience has shO~n IT, to be
equally Ell ruciuus much time und trouble nm pteno
rni"n were saved. The method recommended ~
Ia mir lnr sni v,ieT in n PIPING roh. 10 the con-
sisrnce 90 whiie~a,h; DIP tho seed and sir nS,uf
well for tho space Of sb''ui four five minutes IN
order that tn. light Kernels cvls Nc ,v 1,,, bhe.,
.hsud he SKINNED oil. aud The seed after draining
ior minute ortw, be turn d out on the or then
"o'' H'-chc s'"r the whcn' m PrOP'HIoD al q quar-
Ter OF ponnd creme To fOur bu'el. Ut seed; iurn
and IN the wheat well. anil Il not u'ed uli ter IL
pir'' me hehf should be broken dawn and Stirred
sboni
| Ihere arr hat two species of smut, and disease
nenfiynlIe 10 u. cailel paper knrnel and sar
eSekle. id"r smut snl ear cucSls to b" fund
l"ern'hndly with spun Kernels and both are pre-.
srn'ed IRON injecting the seed; by the prpces,
Inc means Of destroying have been fund; but the
disease Is Harmless" compared with bladder brand
90 e"rcocAi". Toe nature ofIhe disease having
"ees hVes gated by scientific mrn. q has nnw bccu
asoe'a"od That srnuity seed produces smut. Iha
me ineT''"" Is causel by The dust of hall. nnd
Siln-dry &C.. Icy de,ir,yrng The vitality NJ smut wi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

sIkEEF RoBBERY:--A person passing down
n"un' vernon street. on Tuesday evening. was ar
'oS'eh ny another who asked him politely vyL,t -.
e'ock % "as. The me ncoosted drew l,rtb NJ.
watch 70 satisfy The iniOfngaier. who immcJ,,,.lv
escape -Bssfoa Cousiey "''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

Have you been much 81 scar"
why ~ not "raciy; bot my brother married a,
Were you ever abroadr
No. not sInchyi bot ny motior's Made, nam.
vas French" "'"s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

Concerning nothing DO We come n NOR. c,l..
e"n"ln'i"n'. and make moss false stop tbs, ,,r
corning wonun's chcefiulnss, An how, NJ, !,
,heso ah,chonaie creatures ore ihoro. who p,n, sr
Ano"n do'P'nd smiling, nad wiiher isst,ng. oh,
YIN org" gyOu' eyes. foe intu q corner. ~ n bo
~, = i''' l'a' they might rght gldly break 900,
$500 H1''h "ppfess 'honr who ply lor Inc day
o. SMILES. hy Righi of isars-Just y. an yp,,.Irs
Transparent clear. and slcss DAY. s,roly f.r,,.l.
rains.- Jean Paul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

Lod Charles Somerset WIS telling Iosg .,,,,
anou' his walking ~ the wDpIs W InIia ,os a.,
Msen he came suddenly on large ,b.pgv I,gn
i"Intng 70 ifIghlen hum sad L,fd CHARLES. Il
ran AZ mn via ai my migAI' "W1sr.yp,,,, % q,
piled nearer. "hc ran a,y,y win al 49, - ~, {,
just 30 said his lrtlship '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

The El'coUs Mills Free Pes stais, ihat me r.,p
"'ai"u n che Union Works IN HovearI District. r,r.
p'i7rs biS pen"n', ~ which namlcr 29g sre male.
~ ms number here are ] cJlofed ref.,us. male,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

az Y WORD FOR YOURS respectfully call
AvM on alb Ihose who ere Indebted 70 no ZOE
"nsf' "me Than 'hree months 10 segIle ~ imno.
dia'siy. ne necessity co,npels rae 10 give no ,on0s,
indulgence, opd all accounts Ihat remain nnsetil.d
70 the 'nsi Of this noRfh will BE- sued wthos rsueoI
~ pets,ss ~ .n.rIa
may $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

The ''s1nhlat CalJp, on her passage pp Nd
RIVER to F"u TOw-,n. wss snaggcd snl .5pk ~,
ne IJh April Snc had 900 cargo. No live. ,,c,.
lu. '''' "''e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

The weather changed yesterday froH very chilly.
stormy and severe, 10 q mild sUnme, day. Yegeta.
NSIon lool0s fne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

~ The son breaking iyrlh 90 tho uinie,. 81, 4. ,.
in The season Of nfllcti1n, a. a shower De- m. ,,r
oisummer. % ore he solitary drops of .,t,,,y az.
giod 90 our COP Of Pleasure - is, SuiA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

Ih're aro g" many tender and h,ly smstiops 2,
ing a'oa' ~ our inward World. which. Tho angel.
con never assume me body ~ un o,ry,,,I ss,. !,
many rich and lovsly q 'wsrs spring Or s,bi,b bs,,
~ seed ihai % - htpp'usss poetry va, u,,s,,.,
rhrh rereiVes into 90 lIrsbus 81 tb.-s ir.,,,.,.
spirits sod ihe Perfume OfaIl ,bcss flowers
Jrgp Paul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
FOR PRIVATE EaIu
TRUSTEES SALE

lhJSIEE'S SALE.
virtue ON Deed ~ rrust iron, HENRY Mooys
~ - and wife dated on the sih day Of Jups. s3s
and recorded IN the Clerks Office ofihs County :.
ONO Book q Pnge 1876. and alao BY t,u.s Of Z
Decfce oihe Circuit Supcrior Cour oflav, and Chasi
cey Cho County Will offer for sole st pnblie nue.
ION NJ The front door ~ the Court House IN an. it0
~ wheeling. N Virginia on Monday. the 4,b dsv n
April. neHtat " o'clock Mfhe norh hail Of Ia, ,yr
Tered hurieen 90 in square ten 100 in The Gy Of
Wheellng-"t'Sihc dwelling house thereon being tho
property now occupied by John NJ Clarke. H., -
The terms oi snle will be. one stih Of the ps,ebs.s
money ~ band The rcsidne IN three equal payments
~ sih' WE'VE and eighteen months, with Interest
from d1y--ihe purchaser giving bond aad ..cy,i,g
anl TIE hue being retained until payment
I''s.css"n ni Ihe properly given Immediately.
selling ns Commissioner. will convey s.eb u,ls
rs - vested i7 ne ~ The Deed ofrfusi and n. be.
ofee ~ ne Court JAS. A. CLARKE
oar 9-is Spocinl Commissioner.
~, me above sale h rostrrned uphl Friday The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

ws Ak NOTHING AoEs-wE WILL &C
ssvT NOTHING LRsS THAN RkPRssE>rA-
psoN IN YxoPoaTIoS TO OUR POPULATION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
OREGON TERRITORY

We ere glad Do see The earnest rs,o,,, d, -.
Nc Linn. 81 No Keeps he subject 81 Orsg,, al
our Pacific boundary before Congress lie ali en-,
.arl BIZ nnIna with rrenl amin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
WHEELING.
THURSDAY, MAY 5, Isas.

~ Our ad~ertraS., customer are r,gues''u W
Ind IN tisch fvoo earl a. thee s'"ss %" ''e
~ ppoyusas pobi-cni,s-l-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

COMMISSIONERS SALE Of VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
John Eoff against EbeDessr Zone and ors.rn
2. Young Smith a. Co. W. same
3 Leonard, ScmPle& Co W. snme,
4. WIN. White. W. snne.
;. Marcus Wilson . Adm'svs. same.
s. David Melville. w. SAM.
7. George Daily, ~ samc
3. a e. = BIlic. Vs. snms
9. 6. & A.W. Juhnsion Vs. saHe.
By virtue of The DEGREES pronounced by the Isd..
# the Circuit superior court Of law and rb,p,ey,
pr the county Of Ohio. IN the above cnnscs M N.
last fil term n Tie said Cuur, the undersigned ,r
ing as Commissioner. under the sad DEGREES. will
on Monday The 9Th dny II June. 1912 Chat heinz
court dlv, NJ The front d0ur II tho Court Uouso ~
said county. off, f,r ~ne aH he rigb, f,,l. ,,I =,
ieresi n the snid Ebsuczef Zane w and IN a., n
land IN the Ohio River. opposite Inc CITY A. WIZ
ing. being the Northern portion thereof, Tho s,,,,
Will be sold in lUis Of ten nrrrs each or sy,b 49,,
I0n u said Island belonging N sad Ian. ,y,lt g..
1'ld ns will BE- sufiiceni 10 safi.f The delfs i,t,
I'D costs IN said derfees respectively mspi,,red
Terms Of snlc viii be ior cash. ~ Ia o, r,oob nj.
niII be necessary 10 ply N SIKH Of the sp,,,,
isrreof ~ The let aud 2nd Of s,rB cau,cs ,,t 49,,
naymcni Of Onc.Gnh II the amounts ,cc,ced !, 81
3rI 4ih. Jih md 9th Of said eans,s. and fbs Co.,,
neni 81 uuc-Euuh Of ihe nmpunis dccreeJ IN d.
'ih. h md Jih OF sad causcs; and a. to m.
nllncc Of the purchase 'suncy. n credit of 6 10
ed 8 mDuihs--wIth interest frDn The d,y al .,l.
The purchaser giving binds. with good secy,i,y
"r The deferred payments and The tis rctaipeJ ma,
% ile samo Ats plsi
w. buTCHELL. Dopp,v sba
Wheeling, hioy 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

Two companies Of U. S. Troops have been dc,
tnched ir.m Old Point Comfort to Rhode Island.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

Ih"re ar" three reqniVics to the proper enjoyment
'i S'sry earthly blessing which God hesiovss apnn
~. viz a IhNnkful reflection on the qn,d,,., al
the GIveT.a deep Of Ihs unwori Illness III the
r'ceIV"ri aud sober recollection ofIhs prscafious
tenure br whsh We hold IL The first will maxi
''graiOiui. the soOsn humbls aud The last naudsr
nIe:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05

hEilED Tbs dny nt the ugn Of he Fsg
HA, Boot. 2l0O D. Bsst spanish sols Ts.,s.,
may sAML HcCLALLER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-05
RAILROAD TRANsPoRTATIoN-rboR

RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION d 4,
ioo Traveller cites some curious results Of In. ara
sent aciliies for rnilroad transportation. For in.
sfsnee, Quincy wrought gfaniie has been sen, 10
albany TOn Boston over the Western Railroad
Crude sperm oil went from New Bedford 10 Albo,,v
last WINTER via Boston. oil the way by railroad; then
ihe sperm candles made from that oil were returned
70 ao'ton BY railroad. and shipped from thence 70,
india. Aquaniity Of butter which had been land
Cd at Boston by eoasiwise from New York ritv.
went on the rahrond 20 Troy. Ny. Hide, 90 an
kyesiern Railroad 10 be ianned--ars reformed
Ego thence 10 BroUkfeld 10 be maoDfyc.
oes-the shoes nro sent 90 Boston. spd
Rgein ironsported by railroad 10 Chi.
and Detroit morkofs SO with
BOston % Springfield by rail
rgnd 10 B,son in nanuflc
=. fDr the West and Then
grn Railroad. s.
pHal sironm Of II
IL fsavois o.
from Be-. |
res sni /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19
Musical and Theatrical.

PARK THEArRE.-Mr. Simpsons benefit last night
at the Park drew an excellent house, better than
any preceding ii since the departure of Md'lle Els
ser We were pleased to see it, and hope this will
be the precursor to many more. London Assurance
was played with much spirit, and Mr.. Williams's
Dolly Spanker was better performed than on any
previous occasion. He forsook the cownlike lde-
meanor of his previous performances of the part, and
assumed more the manner of the tlmd gentleman.
How is it possible that the gay and dashng Lady
Gay Spanker could ever have fancied an idiot for
husband! Yet this has been the idea conveyed by
Mr.. Wiliams's previous representations Of the cha
racter Last night, the satisfaction of every body
he altered his manner and obtained much applause.
Mr. BANANAS FAREWELL CoNcERr.-This gen.
tleman's Concert at the New York Lyceum last
night was brilliantly attended, and never did per-
Torrance go off with more scat, in spite Of the in
disposition the great vocalist labering under
| Previous TO his opening song Mr.. Braham Informed
his audience that he was suffering from the effects
Of very severe cold, and although he felt unable
to do Justice to them and his own reputation, he
would brave a storm, if he might come in for
portion of their kind indulgence, fer any nefficiency
on his score. This announcement was received with
much good feeling on the part OF his assembled
| admirers, and every song, with one or two excep-
tons, was honored with an encore. Beyond doubt
MIR. Braham was aboring under very severe cold,
a calamity which befel him night or two ago
when crossing the ferry togive his concert at New.
| ark. Las night he evinced much hOarseness in all
his songs the effect of his great Brgand Song, from
Fra Diavoo, was somewhat marred by his inability &c
give utterance to the sweet sound of that grand com
| position Nevertheless il was received with much ap-
pIause o il from any body else would have been con
sdered mastery performance indeed; had Mr. Bra
ham been in good voice, his execution would have
been faultless We cannot dismiss this notice wilhou
recording our high estimation Of the Miniature,
which was honored with an encore; the words show
much ingenuity, and reflect great credit on thu
writer At the close of the performance, the ap
plause evnced the satisfaction afforded the audience
and likewise added another flower TO the garland
which already entwines the glorious fame OF TIT
King of Song.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

90 Bowrav AMrHrruEArRE-Sweeny, the unspproach
able banjo player kept the audience in Of laughter
last evening, with his uniq negro extravaganza He
is perfect original in the Ethiopian line The new en-
tree called the Four Quarters Of the Globe magnih
cen, affair Many performances come on tonight,
10 which the whole company consisting OF thirty sctve
members, engage including the highly talented and
classic Rivers family. There will be day performance
here next Saturday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19
PHiLApyLpu,A. January II. ls4

n,
MEssRs. PEAsE AND SoNs-I have heard and experienc
ed the efficacy Of your remedy Of Horehound
Candy for coughs and colds but its superior efficacy in
cangrened gums and eanker Of the mouth advised
to employ pill manufactured by established quack OF
your city, for remedy for disease that only increased
by application Of this profound fraud After employing
stick and stick only of your candy the mouth
ceansed the saiver formerly bitter and disagree
able Aawed with healing virtue and my wife and child
relieved speedily from disease that If neglec
ted, would terminate in all the wofu horrors of cancer
perhaps universally, through the frame. There is
trusting to any medicine for colds coughs asthma, in
the general opinion equal to your candy. Yours &c
COEN
P. ST. obtained the candy from your Agent. @. B
Zieher. 81 Dock street. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19
CITY DESPATCH POST.
PRINCIPAL Once. 46 william street

CO. THE public respectfully informed that arrange.
ments the completion for the establishment
of efficient local Post The propretors have placed
ample at the disposal the agent the most trust
worthy letter carriers have been engaged and ystem
of complete check has been to des
patch, punctuality, and security
BRANCH etter boxes will be placed through
out every part Of the city, at short distances and let
tiers under two weight will be delivered three
times day for three cents each Option will be given
either to free the letter or to send II unpaid
Posr PAID LErrERsLtess TO be delivered free, must
have free stamp affixed to them-an ornamental stamp
has been prepared for that purpose which may be
cured at the principal office, at those stores which will
ersed hereafter as authorized to sell them The
charge will be hrtysix cents per dozen $3.50 per
hundred Parcels not exceeding one pound in weight
will be charged proportionably
UNrArp LETTERs.-Leters not having free stamp at.
Fixed them, be charged three cents pay able ny the
party to whom they addressed, on delivery.
RfeprRy-A system Of registration is arranged for
letters which il May be desired to place under special
care They must be specially deposited at the principal
Office only and the charge will be six two free
Stamps to be paid in advance.
DrsrA1cH-A special despatch will be ready at all
times for any letter small parcel requiring r slant de-
lveryat l2h cents per meapplication being made at
the PRINCIPAL Office.
Respectable parties who DESTROYS of having boxes
plac ed at their stores requested to make immediate
application at the Principal Office, the list OF names
will be advertised.
ALEX ~ GRETG, Agent.
The above strongly recommended 10 public support,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, 1919 Am.


Mr. EDITOR
l have looked at late Cincinnati paper this
morning. II contains nothing further of the riot.
It is stated in the paper, that mob has taken
place in LOUISVILLE, KY, and that the concern Of
Lougee, in that city, has been demolished.
The resumption bill was brought up in the Legis-
lature yesterday. argued at some length, and laid
on the table, to be taken up to-day. The Speaker
of the House, J. c. lie Grand, has been somewhat
indisposed. Toney, the abolitionist, has had a
hearing, and was demanded to prison, to await fur
ther investigation.
The annual session of our City Council CON-
msnced yesterday. His Honor the Mayor, sent in
a very neat communication, in which he, like Cap
tain Tyler, recommends an exche quer bill fer the
Improvement of out much complained of cur.
rency.
Their continues to be languidness in business
Of almost every description Flour has declined
TO So S7t. The grain market is without change.
Iquote exchange on New York at 81 4 per cent
premium; Philadelphia discount; Virginia
"a 81 discount; Railroad Orders IA discount 80
The weather, this morning, is fair and very plea
SAINT. Yours,
TwIsT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

90 SEDUCTION PAyrs-During the recent trial ofthe
Rev MIR. Van Zant, at Rochester, the Counsel for the
prosecurix the Of Seduction Pantaloons to
those opening dswn the 'front.' Cant our neighb0r Dr.
Sherman get ont some Anti Seduction JozengesIf he
could and make them effectual his Cough, Worm
and Headache Lszenges, which do certainly cure those
complaints than any thing we know Of he would
10 his country service. The Doctors office is at
1876 Nassau stree-Agents NJ ITO and 273 Broadway II
East Broadway, and 1873 Bowery.
Dr. Sherman wishes the public TO understand that he
has connection in the store 400 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

JAmucA.-By the brig Nortt
poyt yesterday from Jamaica,
f'r Of the Kingston Journal to
The British brig Jolly Tar. from
was wrecked on the Jourdeins
crew, and part Of the cargo save
ri-ru. Jan. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

Messrs
w c Pickersgill, & Co. :.
Jno J Palmer,
l. NJ Hoffman &Co.
Belknsp DuIfee,
Prime, Ward K King,
(iftAe Post OficeAct al
lows it)
John Audubon, r. II. 8.
w. F.C.Hsvemeyer,
Warren & Brintnall,
y. ID. Morgan,
Morris Earle,
Youngs, Ritter & Co.
John Johpsons Son,
SpoHord, Tileston K Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

o. Also, his Letter Of Exploration, is published
ihi morning in the Daily Mail. Extra" sfce Of the
Yankee Nation No. 81 Ann street, Opposite the New
World price cents copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

05- CHATHAM THsArRE.-The attractions AT this
the tire remain undimipished. and the nightly crowds
that assemble in II. fully testify to its popularity.
varied bill is of, red for this evening consisting Of
comedy written expressly for Ill., to display has pecu
liar abilities. entitled josh HoT seradish. The amusing
nerudo Of New Motions, Hill as Major Wheeler. and
the Melodrams OF the Maid apd the Maggie. Mrs Thorne
as Annette Kirby Henry, and Johnson G. Mestayer
and the other choice favores OF this in
parts well adapted TO their respective abilities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

The House of Delegates of Virginia have passed
bill which provides that after a session of ninety
days. the pay of the members Of the Legislature
shall Be reduced to tive dollars per diem.-Bah.
1mer Jan IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

lc- The INMATES or THE DEBTORS PRsoN beg
leave to acknowledge the receipt of sumptuous
dinner from the hands Of our worthy Sheriff, to
whom we tender our sincere thanks
BY order,
Ira STEARNs, Chairman.
New York, January IL, 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

90 WINTER CoNcERTs-NIBLo's.-Th The public a
spectiully informed that the next Promenade Con-
cert will take place Friday evening 2lst inst when
choice selection Of music will be given by Miss Jane
Sloman Signora Frsnceschene Garis Mr.. Sine lair and
the celebrated German Band. The Promenade Saloon
will be decorated illuminated, and thrown open, with
the grand Conserv aory where thousands OF and
choice plants to be in full vgor and the whole
envened by the performances Of the German Band
species Of entertainment very htful and 40 where
else to be met " it'll.
Doors open at7P NJ Concert TO commence at 8 o.
clock. Tickets 90 cents.
Programme Of the Concert in future advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

DISASTROUS FiRE.-Last night about ten o'clock,
a fire was discovered in the extensive Coach ma
nufacturng establishment OF Mr.. Vanskyver, 'front.'
ing on the river Delaware. in Camden, N. J. 1t
was, to all appearance, extinguished at the time.
but about one o'clock, this morning, it burst out
again. At the time we write, the building is one
complete sheet of fame. The frame blacksmith
shop adjoining the main building, is also in hames
and there does not appear to be hope Of saving
them, the fremen directing their energies entirely
to save the surrounding property Philadelphia
Gazette, Janua'ylS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-19

o. AMEnIcAN MusKUM.-An immense auditory
present last evening to examine the vast smoun Of curl
Osies collected here and witness the intensely inter
esting performances Of the Indian Warriors and their
beautiful Squaws, who remain this week only. The
great improvements daily making in this establishment,
evnces determination the part Of the proprie
tor leave nothing undone hich conduce to tho
comfort pleasure and satisfaction Of his patrons This
decidedly the Museum of the United States and the per-
severance for which Mr. Barnum is proverbial, will
render it place of nightly resort for both citizens
pan of the Manager 10 give performances every satur
day afternoon families and children who well
attend in the evening, will find great convenience in this
new arrangement