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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-13

1 boNNEf AND cap HBBoAS AnIdcal
il F'sea. Gmss.N.. gau-. a. Ju,l aHcncd
los 1Hu SEN~ENEI a. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-13

rSIAXSEED WANTED Gt Winch lue hlshe'
puce ,,IIl be lad 90 Ga,h ty
rin 10 OLIVER PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-13

VI highest pree % hr H4Hl n ea-h. bY
lual0' OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling.
1tINSENG WANTED. for winch The highest
II pnce will be PAID ia cash by
lHa 10 OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling.
DEE. WAN WANTED. fr winch The highest
, prce vii. be n7il u eash by
l4H ~ OLIVER PRYOR Wheeling.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
Foreign Markets

HAVANA Nov 2a-The Daniel Webster's and Haynes
cargoes sold at Several parcels from the north
RS The Ere's cargo, arrived from your port yester-
day. at RS Other provisions very abundant and
low. Exchange on London, - l2} per cent premium
ST. JAGo, Nov ASince my last, tobacco has risen to
SIS per al for and Is, which consequently must pre-
vent any thing like profitable shipment OF this article
to the United States at the rate ou quote Mess beef
ia worth $0 and prime s73 per bbl onions and potatoes
both abundant Rice to-day sells for 81 q; pitch pine
has risen to Is al63, and Kingston Jam) is ask.
ed note no change whatsoevsrn elher coffee, sugar
or moasses since my last dates of the 7th November.
kingston, (Jam) Nov. 6-Sales OF -four are quoted al
AIS 30s and holders firm at the latter Cornmeal
dull at l6 U.s. Rice is declining, in consequence Of
large cargo being expected from the Butter has
been literally supplied from Great Britain; sales have
been made in small lots at l0i l0td Lard-New is
wanted sales Of American have been made 2d and
per lb Pork-Saes of 400 bbls. American at SIS. Ex-
change on London 30 days, u per cent premium. The
importation of -four into Kingston from the January
to the ~ inst 5000 bbls 2347 halt bbls against
659l7 bbs and 377 half bbls the time last
of cornmeal 26 puncheons bbls against 25I bbls
pnncheons last year
The New York herald., 1844-12-08


sslp paacSn, Dasssg Glsso~, Dapb,m ulnoa -B.sks
ssl ssauss' Buenos Ayrss W w De Forest Go;
cS,ss V;tssopy & Sa1lesehy John Ava.
Wns. ~ EolEyss Brown, and Hope Moore Boson-Soop
MOSES Ioay' biiven. Providence.
Arrived.
to Aymr Co. - '' w" ' -
,o snip gniou Raoone 10 days from New Orleans with
Ship John Mntu Stark s days from New Orleans, with
cotton, to Stanton 4 Frost - - -
psI9ue lsabe Bease from Malaga Oct a. with 100 ar cks
~ DOS wine 23 cks 23o hf lo 1856 bxs 1000 hf
so DIS LEMONS $50 drums figs Howes Godfrey Robinson
baque Douhan AZ days from Newport Wales with
s2 tons irYn 10 Boofman Johnston u Co.
Dfs Adtne, Gondmanson from Rio Janeiro Oct 49, with
zvoq osxs coffee Dbl do TO Sam Mitchell Has beea Noit
natrras since 23d a with continual gales fiom to h.
Was close under the Highlands Sd nst seeing no pilot boats
violent squa and knocked her beam ends which condi-
ne sy io SIX honrost spas casks Sc and hove
Brig AIcheaus Crowe 20 days from Curacoa with maho-
gany 20 ooue whitney Co; $50 logs mahogany 700
cora WOOD " bdls skins Boonen Graves Cos koulke
pon Lett sch Ontario, Woberon for NYoIk Fawn,
Brig Smith Tuue Bu,h ls day. from Guadaloupe. with
mshosany To order.
Brig Industry Baker, II days from st. Thomas in ballast
pound g New Haven-put in for harbor.
Dng Exact Johnson days from Savannah with cotton
Stufges y Chairman.
Brig Phiqra Doane, days from Savannah with cotton
Brig pmou Robinson, days from Charleston with cotton
schr Avon smith, from Newbem NC. and days from Sto
hhgton' with naval stores. TO master.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
Domosttc IrnportatIons.

Chspp-l000 do Rogers co-l26 bales cotton Aver
co2i do 20 hhds sugar Goodhll cp0O G Leyerich-
1856 pigs lead Chas koges57 balls cotton Cushmau Kn
COT pkgs deer skins John Randa bale Parmele
Rogers-l0t cotton BENZ ID Weden-82 do Newbod CO.
bales buffalo robes Macy son-l pkg Chas Leverich-
50 hhds sugar BaIow Pores mdz q Smith-37 bbls
prime beef box Wm Gsge-l bbl T. Foley ESQ
7s pcs Kentucky bagsibg Bur Johnson- small trunk
Leonard Frost-7 bxes sJe,m oil 20 ksss butter Thomas
- hhds sugar 67 bbls moasses 80 bids do Do
mslasses box 81 Dbl. m9lases sbtls oranges to order
g 8 90 W k,ns-ilo Avem co-a2 Iab.r Jenkins2O
aardaymsg hhls angar \ Barswe-sO 90 Woor-iO
Dobson-W iahews-52 do ti2 Is molases T Station
7s bbs taow "a; kobason % do flour boxes
co-2o2i Pigs lead strackn Scou292 do T Koaers-I
"a Abbot Whitcomb-2 X Bireow-o bxs oil stones a I
Mark Sencer casks boxes 81 EFedie23 bales cot
ton, 223 bbls molaies and pkge gold to order
SAyANNAH-Big liz Exact-l99 rice, Briefs & EreireIH
bales cotton Peterson7 do Peae Ehis-I2O Nasxc-
81 p II Bryt,an-642 to order.
SAVANNAH ihura74 bales cotton T. r Graves
ie9 DO II Brigham-33 do Brown 46 do bbs Gowdy
Wells-2s Macy &Hallady-20 May-9 + Ward-l bxs ] 4
White.6 pcks A Buckeye Baksr-l M Willis-2 Mail.
lard X Coz Haviland x Kees-3 A A Rogers.
CHARLEsToN-Brig Dimon-lt2 bales Smith, Mills &
COLO Burr X Johnsou-l97 Cahoone Kinney COG Re
naud x colt kgs y Rogers-2 bales mdse Williams &
Hanneman-2 pks w Creemer-i StranRe--I Watson &
Chase Wight sturgis y Shawl w Cosswe-I5 bxs %
tcs to order
The New York herald., 1844-12-08


We have here OF the principal causes Of the re-
cent contraction in the money market The Government
banks Of the three cities have been drawn upon within
the past month, for than million and half Of
dollars The bank Of America has suffered the heaviest
drafts but far the effect has been confined to stocks
These government banks anticipated a much heavier
draft and held themselves in readiness meet any de-
mand the Secretary Of the Treasury might make To be
prepared Tor any drain that might cone these instu
tons compelled to draw in nearly every loan out
standing stocks and TO refuse further loans on se
cuity. 1t is possible the Treasury Department may
mske further drafts these banks and until 1t is pretty
well known that the deposits may rest where they now
are, the money market must be sensibly affected. It
would be better for this market, every dollar Of the
deposits removed from banks So long as
the government funds used by the banks to afford ia
cilities to spectators, &C., will be impossible to main
tain any regularity in money and commercial matters
~
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
BY THE SOUTHERN NATL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. I84A.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, I64A.
J. U. BENNETT, ESQ -
DEAR SR-The members are very busy settling
themselves; the presiding officer Of each House il
doubtless engaged in the revision of the commit
tees. We expect no material alterations in the
Senate. If there were no other reason, the short.
ness OF the session, and the comparative monotony
Of the regular routine OF business. would be suff-
clent to Justify this impression.
We anticipate a quiet, ordinary session, in which
no extraordinary measure will be passed, whether
regarding Texas, Oregon, the Post Office, or the
Tariff. These questions will remain. we opine in
adfn quo. Perhaps we may have resolution notl-
tying Great Britain Of the dissolution Of the treaty
OF Joint occupation--perhaps not. A stupor seems
TO have fallen over CongTess-an indecislon on the
part OF the House from the known hostility Of the
Senate, and thorpsr on the Senate which threat
ems q seven years sleep.
Mr.. X. Owen, Gather of X. ID. Owen, of the
diana, Is now IN this city, and proposes course Of
lectures on his very peculiar plan Of re- orgsnza-
uon OF the social system. The present system as
established d at Washington, seems 10 give general
satisfaction TO all parties whether single or II the
bonds of matrlmony. Society has adapted itself,
ike the self regulating laws OF trade, 10 every case,
40 matter how pecniiar. We don't want Mr..
owen TO upset, anyhow, until the Natives have the
rt Jus OF government. Il will be time enough then.
Our colleague, we believe, with several o'her
gentlemen, has gone out after the canvass backs.
Dntd di the United States Hotel Today, at
which the Head. The editor Of the Hevald, the
enterprise OF the Herald, and the corps uuly Of
the Herald, were toasted. The United State is
well pafrcniZed. W.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
SHIP NEWS,
wv umaf NIuhrsa Snssfh~v


Ps.ApELrHIA. Dec 7-Ar porpoise Drake. aGd sIe Long
head. New forA. Cid Gallaghe Bavana Delaware,
FISHER King;top Ia EiL Nickeson Bostoa; caone Nor
BA,rlMoRE Dec g. Below, Jutra from Rio G,sss.. Cid
rroc (new Fancon Bombay Harriet Brown ~ George
Bermuda "a. Oliver, Arecbo Fox Stewart. Mobile
WmMiscroN NC. Nov g7-Arr / epj Adams, Adams, 0ns.
dalonpe Foste Lancaster Providence; Olrans Sgee Cuada
hupe ash, Ua1ie SIM: Bowen; Po,dercei Millinol.t.
e.; Fm.hnThsnl 5saip,sisy, {Ssl
otte, HOPKINS Port Louis Quad; Sd Dayd Dpf-ll VII
Eina' bIsIe Cnba. ID iiews,ivn R,nd Ma,iaa,.. S SCi
Marion Kinds Antigua; Eagle Fullerton Kings ia; L.
want, Haihorn, Mat mes; News, kinn,y. Cuba.
NEw ORLtAss, Nov. 25.-An Rubcan, Thomrson, Hsvre;
Arkansss Bunker ha leson Condor Tickiob, ST Croix q
G,i9,d Turks island 1neeo smith Boston rensscols,
Hall Kingston; HsIe Hoves shaw, Havana Cleaner Ship
MAJ Port Layarca; Mary Talbot Boston Cld. Aikm.r Eus
Havana Chester, Van Dyke, Phsds Spi'fp, Fowery.
Hsysna; I sturgis Dr,y, Gsonelown oeroa ssmlson.
lat 81 81 lon 49, i in with the wreck Of big SOPHIA o Ysr
mouth with topmas and bowsprt standing of and
full Of water.
Miscellaneous ecord.
ScHR ORIENTAL Of Br dgepor, where from where bound
unknown, ashore Brigantine Shoals Brgan
Beach, 4th bged and pieces and iead that
the pershed with the vessel.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
MON EY MARKET.
Saturday, Dec. TO p. n

Saturday, Dec. TO p. NJ
Stocks to-day have advanced -sonington went up !;
Norwich and Worcester, 4; Pennsy lvania 5s 4; Far
mers !; Ohio 6's, i Morris Canal u Canton III Long
Island, 4; United States Bank, /; East Boston, Ii ILL.
nois I.
The Planters Bank Of Savannah, Geo., has declared
dividend Of four per cent from the profits Of the Bank
for the past six months.
We the weekly statement Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury showing the amount at his credit in the various
banks holding public deposits and the min by returns
received to Monday. Nov 25 ls44 compared with pre-
vious reports
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE TREAsnRra nr rur IS1.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

members Of the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
established tor the suppression qnackery continue TO direct
Their attention to all diseases Of nature and
can confidently promise to requiring medical
safe and without injury to the eonstuon
business lnyads particularly
% make application to the College the appearance oi
,hose ai:sasss vast amount OF suffering and be
thus avoided One OF the members uf the College, many
years connected with the principal hospital Europe for the
NJ to r. NJ. ' ~
Tems-Advce and Medicine S5-a cure guaranteed.
. IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.-Persou
living IN the country, and 6ndiug per
sona application can have forwarded them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform radical by stating theI
and treatment received elsewhere any, and S post
paid, addressed 70 w. s. RlCHAKDSON, NJ. D., Agent,
Ohce and Consulting Rooms OF the College, Nassau
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
Miscellaneous RecOrs1.

Orleans Aud massr left here with sat ior
and ,ns si
iI d s%d 'sf s ias her ss s
s S. she being then bow.p and deck under
ssS d. from on Ss h n' a The o.IqSs shsdsI
ashore on T9ruse,ss assisted Teckss 70. off,
I LEAKING . tn badly .os d s X. @ s S
y order the Court on the 2ath inst The for salvage
BRie reported ,owed into Hyaun. ash ut
ns no %aS sIs
5 s s h
i s'Sa to
o ha as % and SONS Of the men arrived in
CaARHs:Tos-H Masters Rcpor, for Nov 1874 Ar
Ssasss s: sehrs @eors g .sss
Laa Rookh, from New Bedford for Pacific Ocean, spoken
csf ss and s% Is:d aS & Rv seps Af s
%Rs % sH ' Fi 'iishSs lat
s% tB@, Newfoundland for New York. Sd inst, la. 10 10
Cynga from Savannah bound North soh u 40 miles
Desp,ch Antigua Wilmington NC 2sh ult lat 80 e.
Nautilus Boston for Gibraltar and Malaga ssh ult Ia. 80,
sss saEss
ois and nd Aes1,
ss coa: s
EsSas Henry Sr
an adHGgsr B%ss. do 0d coh'
as and Sd af% B:s ESss'H' for Ca
Lake Ports.
wds salisbury Kasmsnoe St Loas Rye e1 Tods sara
DsI. NS d I - and
Portland with cargo Of flour having lost sails rigging,
@ s d:ss.sa
''friss otss9 e-1Hes vessels on Saturday
s @ 81 GS John SS, % , in Of h os, ice under
Hand CID Nov 80 MaasioS Electro, .ai and
PSRTl.ED; Ds sA American Rogers Hsys Asop
in % snd G% ePoadS e
a ; s nPw A knoI Hsse oS; Calais
hive. % Hs jsfss 1ssS g..
A ssysns L;yl0s M MSS,aa T Rs%9m 1sae and Lin
%as SsH Which
p's Se ssi5' nv.
Ssa1% Ss. from fs
York for st John, NBhas experienced very rough weather
from the East for the last days Ia port the above Also
p!a Sss SSs ss arrivals vas ss. :..
MI McCready
swnion, Duncan aud Tho, Bennett ,num. Lv pooi Ro
Doane Boson Hayne TT scott Havana via Key West
Shawmut, Farar NUreans; Washington Monroe PhiladsI
pha; Casildo, Goodsel Providence; Brazilian Hchborn
cock. Soubiaes and Comet Bonney Havana 2d-aIr DAME
Webster Watson. Hayana Harriet JESSIE Conner, Liver
pool Arabela, Rice Philadelphia Johann Friedrich Bremen
Weteng, Bremen; Josephgs, Allen NYork CID Lucy Har
ding, Boston Sid Alexander Leeds vepool: Anson Bark
Birmi. CHAM Robinson Lisbon; Hayne Tescott Ha
Tybee, McC Comick and Hsvan,. Clip trick New York
Columbia, Fraqkfort Me: Emil Kegh McIntyre Camden
Me sid Powhatt'u, Stone and Trrm,n, Taylor fiavre Az
SAvASN.H Dec 2Arr Harvard, Harvard Bath, Me- L,rch
Mead, Brown aid Baldwin, Bassrtt NYork is:-Ar Be-
News Heron, Lyerpool; Pand9r Gilmore Boston, Cleare
Y"I Bss" Reese T"re JOHN S'f TSe Sss
Stokely, Havana Nov 29-ar Aueustl, Sherwood NYork
Cid Havre, Carpe1te Boston, Sid Mary Kendall Gregory
Ly-rpoo vrsin Jordan Boston Arletta, setson, Hav
L APALAGHIcoLA Nov 2l--Arr Iuskna Williams; Florence
Leach; Octave Churchill and Rolla Gberson NYork Rus
firIsssssTs Nov -Arr Elisha pennison. seel.y; Tw,
M1y. Tysy staI william acd Taihs..ss Hays New
MOBILE Nov 2s-Ar Elizabeth Dennison, Post and Ovan
do oyer NYork 27th-srr Clinton, Huntey Philadelphia
Sid Coster smil.rd New York 25thar Lara, Peahllow
Ring os latham and STpss A? NYG
T,mcrane, [Brl Pousc, Liverpool CID Esrope Barker
Lverpool; Graciosi Am4ds MEX Pinzon. Csmprachv.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
sales or stock. at ph,,.delph,n.

FlRsr BoARD Dec. $40 000 State 6's, So III; $4,000
do d. 71 $4,000 do b5 72 $4,000 do 72f $4,000 72l
$4,000 Texas Treasury Notes. 1875 $500 do 54 100 shs
Grard Bank, b5 0i a5o do do bb lOs $3.50 Lehgh 6s.
s5 3s S2s0O do l54a 3 $2i50 do Isss 3s; so shares
" 5 Bank, d. 26 do Reading RR, ds, 23l 40 do Union
Bank, Tennessee, 90; 200 do Wilmington RR, o2,; 400
do b5, 20,
SECOND BOARD Dec 6--$ $4,000 State SIS ds 6Q3; 5000
do 69i; so shares Wilmington RR ds 22t; 90 DO rw
22f 10 do 22t; 80 do .. Gas. c&p. 32t S700 Texas
Treasury Notes l51; $4,000 do 1915 % shares Reading
RR, cash. 231 Ia do Union Bank Tenn 50; SA26 New
Annual Fiyes, 63l: SI26 Old do 6ll
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
Ths Concentrated Estract Of sar.ap.r,l,a

ntian and Sassas prepared by the New York College
Medicine and Pharmacy esabshed for the suppression
quacker This refined and highly extract pos
.sssnf al the purifying qualities and eurrye the
hnitely superior to any of SaapaT before
the public and be relied ain remedy for all
dsess arng from impure Of the blood such as
scoiaa satrheum ring worm, bloche. pmpes ulcers,
sore throat arising secondary effects Of
syEhu. or an injudicious use Of mercury.
in essss Of half dozen Bodies. 'sA'' 'A'''
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union
N.B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchaser
Office of the College, 95 Nassau street.
w q. RiCHARDSON M D. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

-" stWteHIcUI In6Oe HI BOmG OF the UHIIy
papers. Of proceedings taken against Mr. Farweah for the
Of chanesIy suit in whch be Of
an estate was complainant, informed that the facts
occurred the lth November last originated from mis-
understanding between him md his solicitor the
which the settlement should be made That Mr. karweathe
aadsr tn impulse Of strong sense Of with the
his solicitor the papers the office and in the presence
the op COUNSEL and rendered him the $500 received That
he immediately after restored the signatures and in addition
obtained similar for the defendants solicitor
suit was accordingly discontinued the same. day.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
state OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are very dull. and we quote S. Pearls
are steady at 81 Ie4 IA IS.
BEEswAx-salesof OF northern yellow made at 274c
BREADsTUFFs-Ryeis Is held at 81 cents; northern oats
80 37c Genesee bur, 81 6s3. Wheat Is nactye-auo
tations range from % 10 100 cents.
Annexed Ia statement of breadstuf. exnorted frano
Buffalo, for five seasons - ~
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

BARENNE & CO,
HAVING receive ed by tie last rackes assortment
IL OF RICH HEAD DRESSES. the vogue present,
in Paris or the Orefa and Fancy Balls the
honor of Informing tie ladies' that they viii make their first
opening and have Saloon illuminated tdnrng the days
specified below that hey judge Of the - by the ight
Ih respectful sol ri the favor Of call from the Ladies'
The names o the Head Dresses follows
COiFFURE ANNA BOLLNA.
DO NEAPOLiTAN.
TURBAN BAYADERk ErOFFE PERsE.
Do ALGERIAN.
vERITABLE COlFFURE POLKA
COIFFURE MAGADORE.
Also Fine Flowers, from Nsther ard Constantn Tbsr,
Of the Head Dresses Of which IL but small
number aud others of which there il but None them
had establishment this city, can tey be
initiated the materials manufactured especially for
Bsrrune X Co., in Paris
The Days Of the Exhibition will begin on Monday 9Th Of
December. and will continue during weeks.
d4 Btrc la Grand Of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

SALES OF Srocxs- -BALTIMoRs Dec g
Stock BOARD s76 shares Baltimore 6s 90 lOaI. 900 do
OAti goo do 15 susquehanna Canal 5a 10 su,oue
hanna RR 81 do 3; 81 900 Maryland 6's 7o, 600 do
Tot; 1900 Baltimore os, 80, lO4s -
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

Inc quantity OF corn exported this season s 2U7 SO6
bushels exhibiting great decrease from other seasons
Corror-The sales to-day to spinners chiefly who
nave taken 500 bales f,w small parcels were also
taken for shipment The large sales the last few days
have broken up the as ortment Of qualities en- the mar
ket that although prices the same buyers are re
stricted in their operations The market il barely steady
at the annexed quotations -
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
LEG rURES FOR THE RELIEF OF TIE
APPRENTICES LIBRARY

R LARDNER will give series of four Of his popu-
lar Lecture. on the Modern Discoveries n Astronomics
and Physical Science the Lecture Room OF the
nstiuts for the relief o the Apr Library the
nRs Of Tuesday 10th, Friday, 18Th Tusd i7th and Fdsy
10th, commencing each evening half o'clock precisely
Ticket. for .hs soar,s 70 admit ssalsnaa s 70 admit
tees Library No Crosby between Grand and Brooms
streets during the evening" the Mechanics Exehange Brad
street; Van Norden Kings Stationery store, ~ Willie ST..
- the Exchange; Bartlett WeIfords hstor Hous.;
Raynor 76 Bowery and Il Crowen Bookstore 6t3 Broad
way, Of Bleecker street. .
This Library has hihcro been supported BY the General Boz
c,.ty OF Mechanics aud who have from FIRST
expended for object than S23 ooo The increase
m the cy have rendered the Library entirely
inadequate extensive hed AZ that IN which 10 placed
while the lime he Society less able than iermey 70
.uppor Believing that the lmmuny has much stake
fnue character of apprentices class ~ hi. city number
ng twelve thousand who hereafter the
irstn@s Of all other classes good ev-sn appeal
made the citxens generally aid n sustaining the prov
tbs whose fuue involve such important
quences
AZ
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
Foreign ImportatiOns.

600 bushels lnseed Calleux X Fills.
Sr. THoMAs-Shp EmyiO25 hhds. quantity oranges 1871
hxs candls Aymar IS puns bay rolls copper
brass Atwaer Mumord- bag sIece Canes Haskill-57
bxs bay water2 do cordial J Pension.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
tock 26 l00 bales

HAY-Sales of North River bale are made at as Soc
PaovsIoss- Ohio pork continues very firm. We quote
prime at 30 s7a $7 mess at SO ls3 25 Beef is in fair
demand and prime new sells at 50 80 623 mess do al
$3.50 a6623 Ohio lard in moderate demand and bar.
rel sells at 81 a &c for good
WHIsKEY-Drudge casks are firm at 24c: western and
prison barrels % a 25kc
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. 0ABRfEL DE RPONAY,
HAS the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of New
Y?r. and ycinity that he has arrived f2r the purpose
N the highest circles of European aud American
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga aud New
por where his style met the admiration OF public
aud the IaILed spproy Of the fashionsbls community
dance La POLkA-he new Quadres with original music
the Valse ds Ueur Pas-the Mazonrha-nsw Cotons-new
Galoppe, and all American Dances
Mons X. will be assisted by MADAME KoRPoNAY a,
Musician Ie instruction will be given in the French Ger
and English languages.
Rooms engaged Is Park PlseestrctIy private coz
and aryfor the accommodation Of Ladies and 3enrmsu
The Polka and the Qnadrlss present danced Ia
the fashionable circles Of London and Pars can be- auuht In
qrwsve lessons. the Msxoura All othess IN twenty
four lessons. '
For isnher c.r,iesl,n ,nqnre Of MONS. KORPoNAY. AZ
TsnMs:-Class Lessons from 10 10 "a A NJ I2to L. and
to2, p. NJ. and from 10 IN the evening -
Sir lessons, e6-tweve lessons, So and quarter SIS
ter $40.
An other hours will he devoted TO Public Instut-s Acsd
emies, &c, kc. M
~ sale by MCCALL co,
mis- iwuc NBsosA sapt
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

Passengers Arrived.
ST THoMAs-Ship Emly-Mr Dunvill. and lady.
NEw ORLEANs-Ship Unon-Ed ward Whitney, John M
Smith. '' ~ -
Wright-i2 in the steerage.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
Died.

On Saturday evening, 7th inst. Mr.. JAMES r. BaYAN
New Orleans, IN the 35th year Of his age.
Funeral from the Astor House. to morrow afternoon q
O'Clock His friends respectfully invited to attend
without further invitation. 0r5- Richmond (Va) ant
New Orleans papers will please copy.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

kAffxrss rat 60 Rr.DUL LED--lm supsefsoess9
reduced their Eerss prices all small pschssr y sw
snd other doeuInxnta, from 50 y cents PACK
from this city Buffalo aud ths inrnsd,ats points Also
through Wells Co.'S Exprsas from Buffalo 70 Chicago At -
package from tins city 70 Chicago aad the inmsd
y sss rS''" o "' ttii1viiNosror ~ELLs roMERoY
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
arHlc STA K Y,

81 LisPErARp STaEET, NEAR BROADWAY.
'IHE Subscriber his sincere asknow edgments
Il friends and the public, the kind which
have the above establishment accession
thereto, and that of his e,eous
universal satisfaction him the pearure their calls
their way up town.
Private rooms iof clubs. references. Also Dinners and
Super for ate parties served the and
in the elegant style.
d51w JOHN n. wOOpGATE
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
$s747,4i3 Ii,52o,995 13,82o,25I 1906, ,7Oi
Amount on deposit. Oct. 49, .l3 $40 25l

$B56,5JW
These returns show decline in the amosnt of public
deposits in Government banks &C. Of $685. $50 in about
thirty days. The amount in the possession of the Go.
uernment banks Of this city has fallen off about and
ahaf millions. while the deposits in banks OF other
tions have increased, that the aggregate decline in
deposits is as stated above
Government Dgrosus IN THE BANKs BosIoN. NV
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

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