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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22
TdE LAST LEvEE on RTE SEASON

TIE LAST LEvEE Or TIE SEASON
The lsvee held by The President on Ticsl,v
evening Tat. was n mnst brilliant adiir. and raye
satisfactory evidence Of Tho esteem in which hat
high iuuciiouary - held IN bis social rcaf,us-A
mong the vlsliers of peculiar nsie were Washington
Irving AMI Hs distinguished author Of TIE Pirkvirk
Papers, 10 addtinn 10 whom almost an oftho Minis.
lers OF Foreign Powers near our Govemncnt were
in attendance IN their iull cour dresses. The Yoim.
hIied 10 overlooking With The talent and beauty Of
nc meirop'l". whilst Senators and Members oi
congress without distinction 81 pory. served 10
give interest uni animation % Tho scene. Or seems
90 rs that these lcyeoy are peculiarly aisp,ei q, tho
gen.ns ~ our Institutions. iulsmach a. ai N.,
please may e. without Infringement u etiquette. and
whilst we aim 30 regret that They are atau end f5r
ihe season. we look forward with pleasure fo the
p'uoi when thoy wll bo ronoNcd-Ml4sya.
iar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

COMFORT FOR TIE SHOE AND BOor
MAkERS-By a recent arrival NJ tis o1r from
Hsyre We urIarsfani there vls ln lm YYrst,p gl
sr fInuslHI Pifrs OF Bn's' WIlt gllr,as en-.
r1ufagemtnt t1 fhe mechanics OF NirrHg. Middle
se1 nad Esaer rouuues-esper.a w o. fi1se. WIN. i4
he Tote Convention were sI partial 10 Ihs abstract
doctrine of free fmir-Bstf47 HNgr
The Philadelphia Auefrll slfes that ,,Is,. s,
1900 pairs oflO0is have been ,sut To- p.r, G,r,
that cIJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoN.-HW. y.
II. PARROT thus clasaifes the representative cleo
ed 50 far as heard from-R 1dicals. sc; Anti-Rlii-
rnI-, 81; Whiss. a; ~ choice. Is; Aau-R ,lical
majority, 81. Barton is beaten m the r, ckinsham
Councillor DsIrict Ny a large m~ajrri,y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

ADFIcE-Tho Crescent CIV ram volunteers
iho olIowiny alyIco o. those ms, interested Doe,
his Intended sisterulw bJtlc5 hra occs.i,1lry5
"lfyo1r sister while onlIrsl .n a farlor c.,,,,
'luoI with ler swcoihssr. resH..f, yg, T. t.
her q glass oi water from The album ls r,,y ym
ant'Irl 71 ilc errui.b1t you noel uf r.f,,o
You will uoiJe mrsssI"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

ANOTHER MAIL ROBBERY-Th, Len e.
ton lni'ligeueer sn.ss ihat tie aail Of tie 2}nd
February, from that city, has been op-neJ. ond The
l'res shsiroeied The amount olrcoay discover.
81 10 be bot. amounts 10 go 900. The wbb,y
Is surpassed 10 have been rcrporrsts5 beyond
Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

ACors'lniin"rle letter p Inc Aapbgrg GJ-eue.
asseris thli The Porte has nrmaiIv protested s,,l,
Che of~ahiishmoHt ofa Protestant bishop at jerusalem
as being ln Infringement 1f be- sovereign rights.
and ODDS Dat tWs o. ne frsrit ofa conferences hp-
tween ODE T1rlsI Rsir EFa1di We fnI nYthinv
% confirm fhs loo tho suvru Yr the NlID n,sar.
iho Intelligence .n which BE- s-goral day later rbsn
ihat ofiho Augsburg Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

LOUISVILLE. March Is P. M-There is no change
in the moHey market. eE,eP, that Tennessee aud
Alabama money was taken To day at Is. The rly-
or is nov higher Than It has been for a hong time
and rising. II is near up to the side walks on Wat
CT street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

VIRGINIA The B.nk Resumption NH b.. .au
"ni'fds I".an boz he House ri Delegate. A mo.
n'n 90 i~sfgul's fhe Let af June" be- tho dsy or
ro'1ngI"H vas i1st bJ e uo yote-5J n53.
= mon'1. subsequently mIIs. D ri..r to Il.
1i M1y we n,grrsI, 81 5Gi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22
HOMEEEAGVE

There will be n meeting of the Home League NJ
the City Hail the evening Of : o'clock. Seals 10
accommodate the Ladies are prepared, and a Eehss-
81 attendance is eNpeeIJs.
March %. 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22
LII oRANGE CRoP-rhe 5, -.

TIE ORANGE CROP-The St. Augustine
mild. and orr anrisni city l. nglin %perfumod with
the d~sJshtiul odor ofthe omugo blossom refresh.
ing alike to The mind md spirit From he present
appearance Of the trees, here viii be o fine crop Of
oranges produced in ST Augustine neEi h1"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

NEW HAMPSHlRE:-lIuhhard is ele cIed nv =
handsome minority s.thJIsl rtlIcsl from that
which he received last year. New Hampshire has
made 4 'od beginning AMI We shall yet have thst
Slate on the right side.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22
PROM WASHINGTON

Washington March ~. ~ IS
The em1'rrr7rn11rsI 1u slrry o. iuiom you.
thickon upon he Treasury lr ,.Itbslmo gYsI pro,
I pcct of rolIei u Ifs brffaf rr., gF ali1rs which
has prevailed fn tle House off 1.1-rsanfauvcs 6r
the tv0dtys plsi. N the wig msmlen will bpi
agroe among lhemteIgrz1 s o. lry measures of relief
lsy con accomplish H F1rilnlioiy npou The Lpsr
bil lhafo s D1 r-rli irversry OF uppr,1. ari siI
grquesuonslTy pe~ u as Y become hg0ute st5rl
slfh capitalists ior Investment
The Ssulfo vcr0 y~rsf-riIy sur1rst i1 the con.
sJrr,u0p of he reircnrhmant 11d f-fn re 1lun1ns
hTr Evans addressed The senate tgy1 hours and ngre
1 reference ta The FINANCES OF flo GJvrnmenr
It's sprseh Naf m 10 useul instructive auI iufsrss
ling. us veil from fhe information Do gave. ~ from
Ie pIriral. common sense ald s~afs~pln Iks
pau,onsB advance The c8nrIusi0a or 10 vail com,
u-lsy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

~ fl1m1s VI q DO lrfe clerk a. fl. r,
b''Ea N1'hvuIs hls- been arrg81rsi s, rs
'''fge Of f0'bsy o. s 8,s CO.. trd nr sm.
hrzzlsneut ""
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

The bill has passed he lawcr house ol virtinia
Legislature fixing the lt of November fr the re-
sumption Of The banks NJ the Stale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22
JANIS RESELL, Cashier.

GlRARD BANK-ws learn that the Girard
Bank has made on assignment ma favor Oi us ereo-
tors.
Respecting he general resumption the Ihquirsf
Of Yesterday says
M Resumption yet on The part of our Banks, but
We are assured u Is coming AMI TINT most OF the
Banks Of the city aud county Of Puilndelphia Will
resume specie payment ,i,her in The course OF The
present or early next " eek.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

That government -. Or ought TO be. instituted
~ the ecr1TrUa benefit. protection and security Of
- people. ration. or community; OF all the various
ncdes anu forms OF government. that II hesi. which
s~eapable Of producing the greatest degree of hap
piness and safety. aud 10 most effectunliy secured
against the dagger of INSTRUMENTATION; aud that,
whom any government shall he found Inadequate or
sSnray 10 1hose purposes. a majority Of The com.
1sRiiy hath an indubitable. Vuallennble, and indie
-sibie right, to reform. alter OF abolish u. in such
slnnsr az shall ne judged most conducive 10 the
pablo wenl-YrgiHia Bill Of Rights, adopted Jaa'
l2h, lT76.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

W Our advertising customers ore requested 10
hand in their isvOrs Ne early os three o'clock GA the
ay previous 10 publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

MONEY MATTERS IN PHILADELPHIA -
The Philadslphi1 papers annouuce The failure ofthe
Bank Of Penn Tnwnship. in TONS quenrc OF a rmt
made upon u on "Wednesday. which exhausted III
immediate means. The following ani uneialiOn OF
The fact Was is<uod p, he Directors;
BANK Or P:.NN TOWNSHIP,
March l6n. 1912.
The Directors oi this Institution give notice. that
under the present. cuoum.iauces. they deem it ad-
visible 10 cl,s e tie d1Ors.
By ordef OF he Board,
JANIS RrssELL, Cashier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

VIZ ASK NOTHING MoRg-wE WILL Ac-
q orEtS LESS THAN a REPRESENTA
. IN PROPORTION RI oUS roFULATioN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

"e o"''e'tor OF The assessment elect having
JAILED TO give bond and qualify within tbe Inn. 10
miied by The charter and ordnance Of tho On, I,
vas
ordered hat at the next meeting The council
VIII proceed to inc election Of some suitable ne.
son a. collector of he assessment fr The wear 1912
MARI JAMES WHEAT CIerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

LtEv EnfF b u1lg Jpeu. Steamers have ron from
Detroit 70 RIdio anil back fey h..s G1r~y
zee u .Hc iake
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22
Cry OF WHEELING.

In Council. March 1882.
kkDERED. that at he next meeting, tWedn,s.
day evening next. at 81 O'Clock, P M IN.
Cnnncil wall consider and determine the ons.,iou
OF licensing ordinaries aud coffee houses. and thu,
at persons desiring licen,es for either ordinnr,, or
coffee houses will file their applications on or before
that day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22
SUGAR. HANS

{ a superior quality loo family uso io,, ,s
~ ccived and iof sale Ly
mar p KING e. CRUHFAcKpp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22

, EFINED W~InsEEY-5O Ibis .ups,sr rect.
- hrd "hiskey Tor retailing for sale by
mar - KING a. CRUMBACKFc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22
V~NCURRENT P1PER.

WILL exchange for Illinois. Rlil R,aJ n,
p'Hai paper. Salt, S%llipeire. Cppnae BnnIr
Lump sugar. MtleirI wine. seglrs and . ,ari.,,
ol "'aer personal and rc0i esiae.
3 "I'h 10 purchase BIcnn. Bsesyvar. Lord. mi
'ea'n't'' payable "a god fUl3s. and : will forward
70 ''e East every description Of proiuce a. m,dor.
~ ch'rSts H. NJ JAMESON.
m" - Market Spare. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-22
kINn q rRIMnArrnn

KING 4 CRTMBACKER-
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL
DE- x ~ GROCERIES,. WINES ttorops
FORWARDING q COMMIssIoNo
MERCHANTS.
VIII KING, q T., &. CRTMBACE
IN having entered into partnership lal pY,lL,.-t
ihe stock Of Airs 'tomon KING will c1t,1,. 49,
mes a' ibo old stand no 46. Water S.rsst 'D'''
Ihcy ore prepared 90 receive aud Jo.o,,,.
oa,i, or wcsf, 1t fhc love est nfes. s
lh' patronage OF Che customers 9th. La. FL
aHd oar friends is solicited.
JJAIATA NAILs.-1OD kc~s so
us Jnnllia nails on o1sieuuep i4r al. III.
J'y - kiN CRuNBACKER
IFE ond Ad,o.iures Of yaIsnrr. "a,
NF,ntuloqu.st ly.Iirny Couston.
AIsD SnnleyThOru by Inc strs apibs,
Both "ofkg Illustrated b. PB.1 md ,,b..
received aad nr siie " THOMPSON 90 wv
'' IL Monroe .f-s-
y p" YEAR, fiE~ENTs-A ssnsrI 49,,
u-ui NJ Fnf1e, ~ rslsfs Ifys,Is a..
suitable iUr Nov Nelf, presents. .e., ,..,,
~ s'.s rheag BY j. u THOMPSON q 'i
~ M1ntgs rfsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28
y ARRIVALS.

HowARps HorEL~-Stephen Warner, Troy; Rankin
and Daughter, Baltimore; Walker Albany; Thos God
lard, Canada; Watkins, Morristown, ~ o Donnell
Philadelphia John shaner Lancaster, Pal Jshn Shea
der, do T woodmaney England; John Wind syria.
cuse Pratt, ALBANY; VIM Russell, Phila; Sam1 Or
we'll do; John Black, Lancaster, Pa; James Hepburn,
Elmira, w; Geo Woods, Boston; Hon Bovine,
port; NJ stimson, Sarsoga Hon. silas Wright jr, and
Lady st Lawrence; Hon Houck IT, and Lady, Schoha-
riej Hon Everett Vermont; Hon r Tomlinson Reese
vile Y; Hon Geo Barker Attorney General Albany;
4 II Wilton, Penn; w Walton and Lady, Boston; A
parnell, Vermont T c Smith Haven; Valentine,
ncinnati; Nelson, Albany; Brown, Hartford; Miss
n Earle, Leicester Philip Hart r, Troy; Hall and
Lady N q L T ROSTER, Y; Lathrop, Albany; Thos
Carroll, Troy; Edw Babcock, do; James McAlister,
Engisndj I Vail, Troy; Jno NJ Taylor, Quebec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28
The Navy.

NEW YORK, Nov. q, 1912 80
]. G.. BENNETT, Esq.:-
In the Herald of Saturday noticed an editorial
article rejecting upon the Secretary Of the Navy for
having appointed Commander F. Buchanan to the
Vincennes, and Lieutenant Geo. p Upshur to the
command OF one OF the finest gun brlgs in the SER
vice, thereby dispensing ffty-tour Commanders and
twenty eight Leutenants. Permit me to remark
that you have done the gentlemen referred TO great
injustice by the charge of partiay 1t is not so; for
the TACT has long since been established that Judge
Upshurs sole ann and intent is " the good of the
service" and Ihope he ever will be upheld when he
prefers merit and acknowledged talent to mere
claims Of years as standing on the Navy Register.
! would not be understood as endorsing Mr.. Pauld-
lngs fantastic claims of rank, >" but do say, that
officers OF the same grade backed by long years OF
active service with regulations that even the finger
OF suspicion never pointed d. have equal, if not para
mount, claims to a command in preference TO one
who has no other recommendation than that " he
has gone up regularly on the Register" Sir, unless
this principle Is carried out, you would destroy all
the pride and ambition of the iuniors-a the esprit
d. corps of the service: for what has young and
ardent officer to cheer HIM up but the hope tina. if
he distinguishes himself he will meet with his re.
ward-what nducement, let me ask has accom-
pished officer IN the prime of life to above the
dull routine of "keepinga watch" or Sinking orders
to attend to private affairs None-Take from the
younger portion of the Commanders and Leuten-
ants the hope of command, and you will destroy
the efficiency OF the service
do not wish TO draw improper comparisons be-
tween officers, for am well aware that many who
have been passed over in the instance referred TO
are an ornament to the SERVICE but If all that con
stiutes the officer and gentleman, the high toned
man of honor with twentyeight years service in
quring what all accord to him, the finished sailor
man" was ever concentrated in one person, that one
is "Franklin Buchanan"
Lieutenant George p. Upshur (albeit he is the Se-
cretary's brotheD has ever been known an active
and gallant officer in his grade, with qualifications
in his profession Of the highest ORDER whose cha
racter and standing, both in the service and in pri.
vate life has been the admiration of all who have
ever had the pleasure of his acquaintance. would
here notice that he is senior by ten to Lieutenant
no one reflected on the Secretery when he received
his orders.
Every one is crying out that the Navy wants pri-
ming, but whenever an attempt is made, then CON-
mences series of growing" truly laughabe
Yours, BLUE JACKET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the HERALD
BALTIMORE, Nov. rs, 18l


The Ca9ets-Armory, &C.
The weather is foggy, business is dull, money is
good, and the company at the Front street Theatre
bad. There is considerable talk in town to-day
about the set-to which occurred last Sunday, In con-
sequence of one of the morning papers intimating
that the affair would probably lead to duel Now
consider this morally wrong for in all probability the
parties themselves will hear great deal said about
it which may create in their minds morbid sensi-
tiveness which may result in challenge and accep-
lance. and probably the death of one of the parties
| saw NJ at the Musuem last nsht--he
appeared pleased with the music, and looked pretty
good natured despite his formidable black WINS
kers
One of the. pleasantest places in Baltimore to
spend an evening out OF the seven, is the armory of
the Maryland Cadets, situated in Baltimore street,
near North Frequently sit there and see the compa
ny drill and after drill listen to song byt he Deacon
or some OF the glee club. This club is composed
OF amateur singers belonging to the company, and
sing the Cadets'Glee and BeesWingand Fish, to per-
lection, particularly when Pap's about. Capt. Ropes
is a gentleman and a scholar, and | may add the
company Is fortunate in having him for a comman-
der. frequently hear from some of the members
stories amusing and entertaining enough to be re-
ported in the Herald, and shall endeavor at times to
do So This, by the bye is the ccmpanylwho wished
i,os'oh idst august, anu your mutary readers In
Boston, NewYork and Philadelphia will be pleased
TO learn that their guests of last summer are all WELL
happy, thriving, and have no notes to pay-that
they are at present getting up a military ball. the
tickets to be very limited, to which have no doubt
they will invite all those who treated them so kind
ly while away from home
looked IN at the Museum last evening; il was
Mr.; Peae's first nieht-he opened with concert
and had quite numerous audience-the music was
$3.50, some good, some bad Mr.. Peale was to me
all potencss and affability, and here take the OPP
portunity OF recommending all strangers visiting
Baltimore to call and examine the Museum, as it is
almost the only place of public amusement we have,
and is veil worthy visit.
MIR. Levine lectures on temperance tonight and
has particularly invited the Vigilant Fire Company
to attend-he says their good behabour on their
late visit to Philadelphia is subject of general re-
mark in that city
The Cat Tail Band, an amateur musical associa-
ton, have meeting tonight, under the direction
of Mr.. Albert Holland tor practice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28

WEBB's CAsE.-we gave in our yesterday paper,
and to-day in the EXTRA, all tae particulars of the
sentence of Webb, which was to two years in the
State Prison.
We really think that this business has gone far
enough We owe no favors or good feeling 10
Webb, for seven years past, but we think the Go
vernon ought TO put an end 10 the suspense,
and pardon the poor fellow at once. We could give
reasons enough for t-but there is no necessity.
Webb has now wound in the leg that he will carry
tothe grave Is not this, in the name Of all thar is
sailed Justice, quite enough of.punishmsnt'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28
Aggregate
.SlIsO.

inns amount was lost by our forbearsnce and good
nature in trusting these knaves contrary to our rule
We never shall abandon our principles again which is
cash IN ddeanee Curns had the knavery to deceive
through certain parties in this city. Mitchell had the
pudence to come to this city with own money ia his
pocket and try to make bargain the agency.
Wesee that he isnow applicant for the benefit
Bankrupt Law at New Haven. Such fellow never
should receive the benefit OF any good law. We have
treated him with the utmost forbesrance and kindness
and here is his return.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28
TO the Delinquent Agents Of the Herald.

AIR. r. l. WOODWARD, agent for the New York Herald,
In St. Louis, Missouri, owes this office 500 No more
papers will be forwarded him until his paid up
and advances made for fresh supply. This agent has
failed TO be good his word and behaved badly.
Mr.. r. g BERFoRp, agent at Pittsburgh, is now in ar.
about 500 this Office He is requested to remit
Immediately, if he has any wish the agency Of
the Herald also to make advances for all future supplies
During the last year have lost the following amounts
by delinquent and dishonest agents, VIII
Curns Co, of New Orleans. $780,
David A. Mitchell, New Haven . $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28
STEAM SHIP ACADIA will leave Boston next Thurs.
day for Halifax and Liverpool

ORAroRIo To-NGHr.-The New York Sacred
Music Society produce the grand oratorio of The
seasons this evening at the Tabernacle. This sa-
cred drama by Haydn is one of the mos. sublime
things of the kind performed, and the two hun
dred and fifty members of the society will do full
Justice to its merits.
This is the commencement of series of oratorios
to be performed by the Sacred Music Society this
winter. They have abolished the sale of tickets,
and now receive subscribers at five dollars for the
series, each subscriber being entitled to three tick
cts TO every performance. This is capital plan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28

CHATHAM THRATRE.-A splendid bill is offered
tonight, for the benefit of Herr Cline, the unrivaed
rope dancer. A new drama, designed to portray
Hogarth's celebrated pictures Of Marriage ala
Mode, entitled the Prodigal Son." is to be per-
formed for the first time, with new scenery, dresses,
decorations, &c. and the play ITSELF we understand
is replete with striking dramatic incidents and
situations. Mr.. j. r. Scott sustans the principal
character Herr Cline appears on the tight rope,
and among other wondrous performances, will max,
terrific ascension from the back of the stage to
the top of the theatre. The grand romantic melo
drama called the "Bottle Imp" will also be per
formed GO early,i you wish good seat. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28

MADAME CELESTE arrived here yesterday in the
steamer Caledonia from Boston, the steamer
being detained, owing to the weather. This cele-
bratcd danseuse, number Of the passengers, The
captain and officers OF the steamer, dined at the
Halifax Hotel, with Charles II. Deavan, Esq, the
United States Consul for Sydney, C.B., .who pro-
ceeds hence to assume the duties of that station
Haitian Post Nov. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28

STEAM SHIP GREAT WEsrERN.-The Great West
ern, from New York, for Liverpool, was seen 18th
inst, 8 p. M, Nantucket South Shoal north IS
mhes-blowing heavy from northwest. 1t will be
recolected that she left here at noon on the 18th,
and that during that night experienced one of the
most tremendous gales of the season. According
70 the above the noble steamer went through it
bravely and safely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28

90 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCING NT.-The Col
legeo Medicine and Pharmacy established the Sup
prrssonof Quackery beg to inform all persons desirous
Of obtaining medical advice that renting the sum of
dollar with statement of their Case they will be
supplied with one dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter of advice containing full directions Diet
Principal office ofhe College of Medicine and Pharmacy
~ Nassau street, NY.
The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance at the
private consulting of the college Hours from 10
till o'clock
SURGICAL Cause.-The COLLEGE have also engaged
the services of of the most distinguished opera.
tive Surgeons in New York, and therefore pre-
pared to receive and treat surgical Squirting
taract and all diseases of the eye requiring operation
structure of the urethra,-caculi in the bladderclub.
tdiseases of the JOINTS and OF the spine ill he par
ticu,arly attended to. The fees will be extremely mode
rate Patients who desire will be visited their own
houses after operation.
By order of the College,
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal land only Office Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy. 81 Nassau st. New York,