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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
From he Washington Reporter.
PITTSBURGH SCRIP.

sec a notice in some Of the papers, tina
u,e City of Pittsburgh is about to issue ano.
ther lot Of small bills. Is tia settled ques
zion that these notes are issued according 10
.pwl Will some one competent say? There
~ no necessity for them, at all events. ]
hope, should they be issued, that they will, al
least. BE- decent in their appearance. The pa
per and engraving of the Pittsburgh and Ale
ghany Scrip is very mean and easily counter.
.fcitcA, After they have been carried, they
are cf very mean appearance anl scarcely lie.
YiSlc. Ii we are 10 be d,luged with these
notss, let them, at least, be decent. q.
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hEMARkABLE.-A gentleman in Ne,s I,,.sv
neS' FbuAdelPhla. had been for a long lime .ici
ano "'s irtaied ia The usual way for an eGcets,n :.
ne 'u'gs by Two eminent physicisns, oniiI ~. ~.
- assumed such q malignant torn lha, ,b.v do.
u','u me r''ieni had q eonffme1 consump,ioo-
lis breath was ~ sfkpcIed nv The J,sea~a 49,
one could STAG ~ his rom bnl a shor ,,n. A,
~ Stage. when all hope had Red. a friend sax.h;,n
q Ooll'c OF WIslar's Balsam Of wild Cbe,,v 49,.
"g MAJ az any mie u could do him no ham H.
'OOh y atd grew much better. lie conanusd ~
use o. " ond ny using three or four bg,le. wa.
FOR sale BY Dr. CRUMBACKER, I73 Nam 81,
nov 10 I'm
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CntHtgRCAE RECORD.
orFICEUfEiiE rr1sBJRdHMORNING

oFFicEUfEHE rIT1sBJRdHMORNiNG
fOST.
REVIEW or THE MARKET ron rHr WEEK ENDING.
Thursday Evening, Non. 13fh l64S.
FLOUR-Stock good, and it may be quoted
now at s404,25 Some, large shipments esst
during the past week.
WhEAT-Is still in good demand. we
quote 7oassOc v bush.
CoRN-we q uotc at 4Oc, the new CROP
this year is unusually good. Old Coeniss sell.
ing ION stores at 35S37a.
BARLEY-Will command 6507se.
CLOVER SEEDING new crop Is said 10
be a fine one, but tety little has come into mar
ket, when it does I've shall look for a decline
of pricesI we quote 50, 90 FROM wagons, stores,
s. ,25.
TIMOTHY sEEDEvery scarce-sales at
So, 1908.
\ FLAX SEED-The new crop will be largo
~t-sales. 81 90 Tor PRIME.
Partnership geese feathers are in de.
mand at 2SG 80 cts.
REESWAx-Is in request, and will com.
maNd $3.50 cts.
0TToN YARNS.-Always ready sales; z.
s,s Ind lois firm at % cts.
lRON.-Our iron stores are well supplied
with every description of iron. We quote
flat bar at 3@3i; Horse shoe, 3aa4. round and
square, 303t; hoop, lodi; Nail rod, sd, 81:
Bar, 3D.. 81; Nails, Sd, At; l0d, 4, and in de-
mand.
TIN PLATTE SlO,22.
APPLES-Dried, 81 ,l2ASSl so per bush:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 37A per bush;
Reds, 22S23.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
THE BLESSINGS or cuRIsr1AN,rv

THE BLESSINGS OF CHRISTIANITY
"A beautiful writer says that Christianity
enters uc but Of the poor man. and sits dow
With him and his children, it makes Them
c~onicnted Ia the midst Of pfiyations. and
leaves behind an everlasting blessing. II
walks through %cities. amid all their nom
and splcndor, their imaginable pride and Incl,
unnt'cTb'e misery, a purifying, enrolling
redcemng angel. II is alike the bcautiInI
champion OF childhood, and the comforting
associate ct age. 1t ennobles the noble
Slves wisdom 10 the wisc, aud new grsce 10
we lovely n patriot, minister, poet. and
Sl0luent man derive sublime power from lis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

THE CANAL.-rhc unfinished Masonry
on the Canal, we learn, was all sub-let on
Friday last. The contract for finishing the
Dam at this place, has been taken by two of
orr t~ownsmen, Mrssrs. GUsTAvUs BEALL &
WV LOCK WOOD.
The Clarksburgh (Va.) Republican in COPY
ing a paragraph from our paper of a late date,
in relation To the trade OF Western Virginia
says: A late number OF the Cumberland Civil
ian, speaking upon the trade and prospects Of
that hourishing town, thus notedh he arrival of
squantity OF domestic produce fNn Western
Virginia. The Civilian very trAy remarks
that this trade is yet Gin its infancy" AS
soon as the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is com
pletcd to Cumberland, we expect to see the
trade of Westera Virginia with that place more
than quadrupled. Nearly all the merchants
and traders oil this section of Virginia, since
The completion oi the rail road to Cumberland,
have made IT the transhipping point, whence
goods, wares, and all other articles, are hauled
an wagons.
The Canal once done, there will be a con-
siderable accession to the trade of Alexandria
vial Cumberland, and we shall be able to get
Plaister, Salt, Fish and other Groceries from
the District III exchange for wheat, flour. pork.
corn, feathers, iidxseed, becs-wax, dried fruit,
tobacco, &c. &c, which will be taken from
""' t'"l"i iui. uuduIuplc QudnllllcS 10
what Is done now. Remember what we tell
you, MIR. Civilian, and by means OF doing your
city and country some service, we must beg
that you will hurry forward the Canal TO com.
pletion. Try and send your first boat down
IN one year; two years is entirely too long ia
wait. Try and finish il BY next autumn. and
you will see what your enterprise will do Tor
you"
We would say for the information of our
Virginia friends, that the unfinished portion
ef the Canal, from Dam No. 6 to this place.
IL now all sub-let, and as far as we can asscr-
tain, to energetic and entcrprising contractors.
many OF whom have already commenced op-
pcraiions upon their sections. Some of the
sub-coniractors are personally known TO us,
and we can unhcsitatingly say, that the work
Sou'd not have fallen into better hands, to in.
sure It's speedy completion. Rest assured.
friend Republican, ihat every ~exertion will be
ascd so hasten the completion of this great
we.s.-CumberLaad Cipilian.
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TT

a lew VIRGINIA HUGHES
OF he best selected rrahr1 lrur: Tor sale ry
ZANE. Wheeling Island.
fefs'hs bes'fons Of procuring Frnii Trees en-,
""' hbi a better opportunity Of suppl, ING Them
he'er TO d. Johnston, Louisville Ky; James n
Forsyth and Ely Dorsey. Wheeling. Va.
nov IL 4in
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
'is C"nr' OF i"quuy Cor Ihe First B,ulalion q,
u 'he lols' Regiment will he held in T,i.Jsl-
'iit on FRIDAY The 25.h OF Nnyembe,
And Tor The % BaiaIen 10 West Liberty, on Sal,
urday The 29,h.. 'a''
Inc Coutt"i Appenl will he held in Tr;oaoI,h;,
"n sa'nr'ay The ooh 0f necem'er. ls45. IN,
members vi SAID Courts are rconire5-,o au.,i :,
'u'' "n''"fn WIN side arms. arcorIiue 10 law
nov n
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QrIScy. 2afh oclnl., iu1a

10 BsASTz MAYEG. E=q. Baltimore.
Usdr S'r;-l have to return YOU my ,Var.
mesA thanks for your hitter Of the 9TH iusi
unN. TOT tue Journal Of Charles Carroll of OR.
l%oilton, dung bis visit TO Canslu IN 1875.
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SADDLE, TRUNK AND
HARNESS ~MANUFACTORY.
109 MAIN STREET.

VHVUE 3~DBSckfBEK+ ne now prepared to-
N furnish anyshisx 10 fs<ir line Of business 90
low and Is % rood 9naiir - san he he'd any where
in The Gig. Tseis sssek on band eeasisis sf Les
dies sud &c bIlsmens Saddles, Braiies sad Mssfso-
gales; Ladies' and GentIemsns Iron Prsus ffn,f
leather TrUnks With Liebrich's PhiIsda made. a.
ten, locks. rollers. &ci Ladies Bonnet, Boxes. As: ar
OF ihe common inds Of Trunks IN use; valiss,. Ia
d'es Carpets So'thols and Baskets. csrpss Bsxs.
op'a,e Bags hnines'' double and single. Pisstd
and Common Colisr; Buggy, ri nog and wss1F
fbips and Lashfs, Buffalo Robes. Sucks and sd
de Covers Blankets. Horse Covers. Curry Combs.
Cards and brushes. end everything usually kept in
such an establishment.
The 'ubseribcrs feel thankful for lhe palronses
her have heretofore received. and hope by siricf
a'eni'n to business and a desire TO please hey
Will stIl receive heir share.
Old work repaired 81 oil times on rsssoH.bls
ie rims NlCOII A. cam
nov ~ 3nJ65w
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MURINE" b a cure performed on her
~ pi''Y's ? which proves It's superior
~ o'er e'er pedy of the kind. She la,
Wv" PSI SIX cen years With Ne.
c"'Scs tr WINE Sweltpg-. aucnied with "a lc.ra-
nous p'd Sx3"''ai'on ofvaro1s bones. during wh,ch
u'ne mHfy pieces have been DISCHARGED fr,n ,b.
i'n'si bone of The crnnium. finn both her arms
w's's AMI hands. and from both legs. and iron, the
f'eh Knee and HE left femoral bone. besides pain
i"i ulcers "n other paris Of her p. rson, wb,ch ba.
oaiillrd The '1 Of q number of tho n rs, emi,en,
p"y' 'cnns oi oar ely 'ur'ng The mus, of The lime
r. SIN f'he. have been mus, exerprisiins a, de.
P'o'"nie' Ahon' three IN 'ribs since .he wa. \.
dIc'd To Try r~Jayac', Allesalys. which has nd
az as'o"'spsesis hsify fsel upu her. by removing
a' pan ana Sweilmes. and causi'g lie ulcers n.
hea,. at the snme lime her general health inn
become completely restored. so thai she nov weig,,
some 20 lbs mIre Than she did before she c,m.
'"e"c'd The use Of this toly valuable prepare Jim.
For sa'c y DR. cRUMBACKER. I73 Min 8,
Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

ETTER PAPERS-Jusr recef, 81. a few
~ rsoms Of ihst fine Ffeoch ond Erailsb OH,
h''er EaPef'i % feans of h'e Amf nean Lstts,
F'leN,s ROBB'S.
nv' ~ cor Main q Usion sts.
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a play upon words, as the boz said vbeo
is Aiched The dictionary UP and down lie
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MOkoAY. NOVEMBER a.. ,s4s,


UNITED STATES AND MEXiCO.-The
Norfolk k~sala OF TUESDAY has the following
lrttrs. which disclos,s tl'c pro,uineu, pointia
thu Dispatches recently sent from Mexico To
QUE Government:
T.. s. SHP PRiscrru.,
OaS. w. Pass, Bdi<r, Oct. 30, 1918
After a sefs euisterol, pa>s,g, ut seven
da.s irun Vera Cruz. (uur coal having all
b'cn CONSUMED or the 9TH day out.) we have
arrived oil this place to land a bearer of DIES
patches, whj proceeds w Washington, via
NV Ovl.ans-h, lett the CITY ot Mexico on
the lsh ult. From him ! gl-au the impor.
tsnt iatciiiseuce-.hat our dUscutties ieits
~taa'coaairg nary be considered at an eai, at
least the Mexican Guvernm mt have now sig
nihcd n Willingness To receive u Minister on
the part vi our Goyemm mt, aud one will be
.,nt on tae part OF tn. Goverl,n Mt Of Mex
leo.
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HOW TO GET ATTGHT RING OFF A

- - VII ~
FJNGER.--Thread a needle flat in the eye
with o strong thread; pass the end of the nee.
die with care under the ring, aud pull through
a lew inches towards the hand; wrap the long
end OF the thread tightly round the finger
regularly, all down to the nail, to reduce lis
she. Then lay hold Of the short end of the
thread and unwind IL. The thread pressing
against the ring will gradually remove il from
the hngef. This never falling method will
remove the tlgbtcst ring without difficulty.
however much swollen the finger may be. =
- rhst The WILD CHERRY gAgK cc,.e,
s's rare medicinal vtfiucs Is umy srs,iiy eooreI,d
. heie Is 'eofceiy a family 10 our land liza, de.
"o' use u 10 simple form AID are heps6t,ed bv ~
use The Bolssln of Wild Cherry Is pre,o, > hy ,bs
co''Ofs'ee Do WiSar of PM dolphin. nom Inc 90.
rae ~ ne "Pfun's Yrginians.o QyaJ Cherry -,
2 hishiy coheehifs'sd sraie. Win other mys,C,I.
msulcin'i ageni'' MAJ ore equally csleb,afed r.,
'neh 'o"'hi"g beolng and s,rcngl heniss ,na,,nce
opoo The lungs Fof The relief of -pnlnoo,,v c,m
pl''n''' ms compound Is eenainI, snosn,, 10 olr
o"s'' ""h "hich we have been oroo,i .ied. a,J
We earnestly me amicied I, m,ks ,,i,i
1,..Ygms 't"s,e' Fof sale b. D. CRUAlBACkgR
80 Man ~ also by PRYOR & PAgIi. ia
'"k VI NV "
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Ito be continued

BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING. The following
from New York letter of the Charleston Cou-
rer, shows the benefits arising from advertising
extensively, as it is we'll known that vendors of
patent medicines have pursued the plan with
great success:
"Brandreth, with his pills, has risen from
poor man to be a man of extensive fortune
He has now at Sing Sing three story factory
for grinding his medicines. Aloes are carted
into it by the ton, and whole cargoes of the pills
are despatched to every part of the Union, and
down every body's throat. He has expended
thirty.fve thousand dollars in single year for
advertising Comstock began with nothing,
but by crowding his patent medicines, has been
able to purchase one of the first houses in Union
Place, and gives magnificent soirees, suppers,
sc. Mofat, adding btters to pills, has run up
handsome fortune of nearly 100000. Sher-
man, taking the lozenge line, has emerged from
his little shop in Nassau street, into buyer of
lots and houses by the wholesale. need not
mention Swain, Of Philadelph who, by pour
ing his panacea into peoples stomachs, can af-
ford to buy single pearl head band for his
daughter worth $20, 00O-to prove that we are
a pill-eating and btter-drinkng people! Your
literary man will starve in his garret, while
your pill maker will emerge from his garnet in
TO palace"
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PRICE ONE CEN ;
SECRET DISEASE
CURED In EROM 10 3 DAYS or

y CHARGE MADE. Apply to DR., JOHNSTON
of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street.,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be OBJ
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorrhea, elects,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, al
ectons of the Kidneys, and every other symptom Of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is the contemplation of the
ges of this sease, wheE from neglect to consult
skilfu physician from ignorant and improper treat
nent, the constitutional symptoms make their appear
ance-the throat becomes liberated, the nose diseas
ed, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dimness Of
sight, deafness, the bones affected hlotches on the
head face and eItremitics, progressing with fright
full rapidly till at last The palate of the mouth il dis
uoyed, the bones of the nose decay and fall in; the
victim of this hOnd disease become object of pity,
until the last scene of the drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by hurrying the unhappy patient TO
an untimely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Those whose constitutions have been injured by
certain pefhcious piacuoe may soon re, tofedto
perfect health by applying to DR. Johnson, either per
SOnally or by letter. DR.. j. has cases that were
sufficient TO appal the heart and harrow up the s0
of all who were not used TO the observation of such
terrible sights.
Should this meet the eye of any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately TO
DIR. Johnston, who stands ready 10 relieve them; and
IRON his extensive practice i'll tie first Hospitals of
Europe and An erica he guarantees speedy cure no
matter how bad the case may be.
Ii is proper here to observe that DR.. JouNsroE is
not at present engaged in the practice of mediciao
through pecunary necessity-he having, by the de-
cease of relative fallen heir to fortune-but thro'
an ardent desire to benefit his suffering fellow crea-
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan oil into their
wounds and particularly TO relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels 10 pity
Again 1t must be remembered that the object of DR..
Johnston in offering his services for the relief of the
mlseneS OF manklnd is not through pecuniary neces-
sity. Hence no charge will in any case be made an
less the Patient is cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve such AZ
for Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Defonny
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &C., performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
{G3-Advice to the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must he PAID. flo
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Iae-vs DAILY except SUNDAYS1
ts1,AlE 4 n,.larE .I... :.

n 1esF5 DAILY (EACEPT SuNDAYS0
EAszRssfA at O'Clock, A. NJ, through in Eiaht
Ssfx-s4aasksssE Hours and in FIJI time to connect
Nth the line for Nco York. Fare So.
1ZENS' UNION LINE
VIA FRENCH TOWN and NEWCASTLE. The
well known steamboat CONSTITUTION, Captain
CHAYTOR, has commenced her regular tips for the
season, leaving Bowy's Wharf, foot of South street.
at O'Clock NJ, daily Except Sundays for Phila-
dephia. THROUGH IN EIGHT HOURS.
{b3- The Company's Boats having been thoroughly
ovelhaued, are now in the most complete order, and
vastly superior in style, ample accommodations and
speed, TO any Line out Of Baltimore-whist the pro-
verbal poIteness and gentemanly standing of the
Captains, will ensure every attention to the comfort
and safety of passengers.
Fare to Philadelphia. ............S2 90
Fare to FrCnchtown.. / 90
Fare TO ford's Landing. .......... 90
The following splendid Boats compose this Line
Steamboat CONSTITUTION, Capt CHAYToR.
Steamboat GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt. TRIPLE
Steamboat ROB'r MORRIS, Capt. DouGLAss.
Steamboat OHIO, Capt. DAVIS.
tG}- This is the only Steamboat Line that reaches
Philadelphia in time to with the Line for New
York the same evening. o. Breakfast on board.
mh29d A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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TOBACCO FOR FRANCE. We noticed few
days ago, that the tobacco imported into France
from the United States was to be shipped in
French vessels. We learn from publication
in the Richmand Enquirer, that the require
ment OF the French Government, in this re-
spect, is as follows;
Tobacco DECENTRALIZATION .4rticle.-
"The contractor shall be bound to forward in
French vessels the tobacco which we shall en-
gage to furnish to the Regie-unless there
should be no such reSselS in the port where the
tobacco is 10 be shipped, at the time ofhis read
mess to make the shipment-and, further, I'M
less the French Captains should demand high
er freight than captains of foreign vessels. If
the contractor encounters either of these OBJ
staces, he may ship his tobacco in foreign YES
sells, on obtaining, at the time of contracting for
the freight, from the Consular agent of France
a certificate, which shall be forwarded to the
Reggie, that he has met with either of the i'm
pediments above provided for. In case of fail
ure to furnish such certificate, the contractor
shall submit to a reservation of three per cent.
upon the value Of the tobacco, of which the
cargo consists,
(Signed) II. SIMEON.
Council of State and Director General
Paris, 18th January, lS45.
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REDUCTION OF FARE-NEW AR
RANGEMENTS.
PHILAD. WHINING

EsIsh.aH al Ton And BALTIMOItE
SosSsssiss5 49,. RAILROAD. UNITED STATES
--ggsSSGgz925--gr522-g%glMA TRAINs-hrOugh in 81
hours! tVia liavre dc Grace, EIktcn, Wilmington
and ChesteD To PHILADELPHIA, now running daily
The MORNING TRAIN, carrying the Uni ed States
at O'Clock, A. NJ Passengers arrive in Philadelphia
IN iull time to continue by the mail train for New
York. reaching that city by half past tea O'Clock the
same evening FARE-S3.
:, Inc EVENING TRAIN, also carrying The u. States
Maii, leaves Prattst Depot daily, at O'Clock p NJ
after The arrival of the Cars from the South AZ West
through in hours. FARE S3.
{E3~ The above the only Lines from Baltimore by
which passengers proceed direct on to the East
without loss of time.
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a ssa.~7 FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
tRAAkscr RIDGE and EASTON. The steamer
xEsasZaaRafk MARYLAND having undergone a tho /.
rough repair, and very handsome Improvement both
i'm hull and machinery will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dngan's wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, BY way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CHESIERTOWN and CENTRETILLE
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she viii 90 to Ches-
tertOwn and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock, and
continue the above until further notice.
mhl4 LEMUEL G.. TAYLOR.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. A fire broke out on
Wednesday, about one O'Clock P. NJ, in the
dwelling house opposite the bank, in Railway,
N. j., which, before it was got under, destroyed
some fourteen or fifteen houses, most of them
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s'INTEREsTING ITEMS" A Western editor,
under this head, informs his readers that his
wife has presented him with twins-that the
office devil has got the measles-and that his
press is to be sold by the sheriff.
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CLERICAL VoYAsERs. Among the passon-
gers in the steamship Cambria, from Boston for
Liverpool, were three distinguished clergymen
of different denominations, viz: Rev. John Col
man, D. D. (Congregatonalist,) Dorchester,
Mass; Rev. Francis Parkman, D. D. (Unita-
rian,) Boston; Rev. Dan'l Sharp, Cd. d. (Bap-
tis!, Boston.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

THEATRICAL. Miss Cushman's representa-
ton in London of Mrs. Halter, produced such
an effect that there was not dry eye in the
house.
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VENTILATION. No new building is erected
now in Great Britain without special reference
to ventilation, particularly In large cities We
are glad to see the subject is attracting atten-
ton in the United States.
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OVERFLOW OF THE HUDsoN. The river has
risen considerably at Albany. On the LIST inst
it was on Quay street, and in the Easements of
the stores OH the pier
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FIR HEIGHTS TO PHILADELPHIA,
QAL Y ELI-E LEAIES pEP IGa
4 ssa~n THE ONLY REGULAR opPO-

a ssasye THE ONLY REGULAR QpPO-
kss,ss,rx, x.,f SITION LINE TO PHILADEI,-
ssssesa@sssSSA PIlIA-By Individual Enterprise!
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, commenced run
nns on Saturday morning, March the lst lS45, at 7
O'clock A. NJ. and will continue TO leave the corner
of Light and Pratt Streets at the above named hour,
daily, Sundays excepted, (until further notice.)
% Passengers for Fords Landing, Chesapeake
City, ST. Georges, Delaware City and Newcastle,
will take this line.
Passage to Phad. 81 so To st. Georges sll2
TO newcastle IS Chesapeake City *
" 10 delaware City 25 Ford's Landing | %
Ws-This is the most pleasant and cheapest route
that was ever Iun between Baltimore and Philadel-
phia. ROBERT NJ HILL. Agent.
TICKETS to be procured at the office, No. 126N
f. corner OF Pratt and Light streets. mhl3G
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

A New NAME. The Historical Society of
New York propose to give the name of Allie
ghania to our country, being more distinctive
and characteristic than that of the United
States.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

DECEASED. The Pitttburg Chronicle an
nounces the sudden death of the Hon. John
M. Snowden, judge of the Court of Quarter
Sessions Of that city.