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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

HNARM FOR SALE-The subscribers offers
u for sale a valuable farm containing I2t 2
acres, we'll watered- inning stream through
high state of improvement, under good fencing
There is about so or 90 acres cleared land, the
balance well numbered. A good and convent ent
two story dwelling house with a back building,
with other out houses, aId never falling spring
of water near the kitchen door. There ~ an
.hund1n - Of fruit trees. consisting of choice
ener. fed Ample. Peach, Plum, Cherry &c.
The abaye farm IL situated milo west OF -
CIa;rsville. on the National roae, and I-2 mil,
rom Lloydsville, belmont county, Ohio. For
G,,,ber particulars enquire Of the subscriber or
,Lc ntcn,iacs JANIS PRYOR, or "
Inn OLIVER PRY OR, Wheeling va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
ROPES, ROPES,

ROPES, ROPES,
CNn hand ond Tor sale general assortment e
J CarIage, consisting w par follows
white Tar'd and Manila Ropes Of all sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn
1000 Onkum
900 Broom rvinc warranted good.
Alsn Lines and Twincs nf every variety and size
N or which will he sold rs cheap rs can be pur
hnsed in this city q, Pusbnteh
Flav. Beeswax. Ginseng, Corn Brooms. Oats and
,'s,n taken IN exchange nj Wheeling Market price
Tor Cordare. y, The old stand formerly occupied by
barge h Huee, No Water street.
oc,1 CHARLES II BERRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
u INTIxG.

H CRIMSON a. HUI T.. HOUSE. SIGN AND
"a ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, No 1875 WosI
side Main 81. are always prepared with the besi
Workmen and material TO execute MI orders in their
lin, in the hest style and at the lowest rates
Every description of SIGN PAINTING OR GIL
DING done m the beet manner may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
iNSURA NOE,

INSURANCE..
q = iSkS will ho taken ~ ibeFIRFS NjAplNp
< p INSURANCE COMPANY OF WEEEIINYi
p" ne towest rate on
FINDINGS Of kinds, ST, ne, brick on oots,
ihd their contents:
rSienno"aisi factories mills, &c.
And merchandise otall kinds.
ana against all dangers attr ndiug Tho ,r,,s
aud railroads S' 'o's' ea"a's
FER the character OF The con,rpnv, nron,-
t'ude and lIberality in the adjustment n nd ma =
'neht al losses we beg leave 10 refer IN tho m,r
chantS OF This place ~ d elsewhere who have had
INC adjustment Of claims upon NJ. anpa
2IilGe o9 GA 4. Sc N. w HlRBJNn Seciy
A@NRE * MARINE iNSERAN CE-TTcTe nTe
~ tiwo siinniion- only IN which individuals cno
ne placed, where thev car adequately appreciate
:,c Nhlne ot insurance. ~ csc nre Will. -,and-
tlg npon the runs or their own pronerty 9Th
s.v''lVthG, rom an insurance office the full a.
.nohht whics they have lost, or standing on ,l
I'"IG SPOT surrounded perhaps nv 4. LATE FAM
~ IlmentnG that stu.idity md fcIiv which had
'u,,'H 10 10 Irsv'de for such n Contingency
,SenIk INSDN. Agent Of the Pro FEC ZION
hANtE co OF HARTFOhD CONN
s WI taRe risks on dwelling houses ware houses.
cnn,o' MUS, ihci"rirs. dc, tegehcr with thc1
sIIHH.ehts, such ne furniture. merchandise ma
s'l.IY' ana everyothcr description of insurabIe
pP.rtY' Also. on steam keel and Hat boats
western Waters. ~
Hotel '0'' heaf'F "p|1sI'e tne .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
REMOVAg.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING.

VG LOHT,FIN. French DYER. on the other
- side ~ tho h-idge. Sorfh Wheeling, second
door from + Kcllcy's Sore, returns his CRATE
fnl tn anks to his friends and customers, for their
Inrr,r rA-nrs, aocd r.sp sctfnly informs them
that he has added tn ms 'est nblishmen nj import
ant a nd, in France. neylv discovered improve
mprts. He gives more lustre. nsatness and due
liability to tho colored stufIs, without injur.nR
them.
He feels perfectly confdeptto Give every salts
faction and hnpes, therefore, for the CONT nnanre
OF n liberal patronage. OFT %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
wRICryT's INDIAN VEGETABLE
e 8 4, I, s.
or TIE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF
HEALTH.


| No MEDICINE HAS ever been intro
! '"u.ej to- the American Public. whore vir.
! ,ucs have been more choe'iullv and nniver
| sallv ark n ,w'c igrd than the above named
WEIGHTS INDIAN NECET\Rl T. PILLS.
TO descant uron their merits. n: this late dav.
would secm 10 he wholly unpecess aTv, ~ very
few indeed Who read this article. Willie found
unarqnaintpd with ih- real excellence of the
medicine. Put iffurihcr proof were wanting Ia
establish The credit Of this singular remedy, il
might be fon.nf y he fact that no medicine in
SilAMELESSLY COUNTERFEGTED
Ignorant and unnrncipled men have nj varisuS
places. manufactured n spurious nill; aud in or.
der more conn lpi DIV 10 deceive the puhlis have
true meFi"ino. Those wicked people could never
pass of their 'rihlrss trash, hut for the issis-
tanc" of certain misguided storckcrpcr,, who
hecanSe they can purchase the spurious article
NJ reduced rate, lend themselves To this
nons'rous system cfimposlticn and crime.
The patrons ol the above excellent Pills, will
therefore be on Iheir guard against every Kind {
imposition, and remember the only genuine cent
in Wheeling is JAMES MEI.LoR % Union St.
The following ighlv respectable store keepers
have been annDinici agents fHr tho sale of
WRiGlITS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Chas G Johns,,, Monopgabela, Wash. co, Ia
nnIinghnm ~ Johnson, Eldeisvi!e, do.
Won Reeves Greenfield do.
Kerr g CO. Cross crock do.
Jas mellor Is uai@ H :, Wheeling, Ohio co. Va.
j1roh GOotino. Triadelrhia do.
J. y Brown. Wellsburg Brooke county va.
William Brown, Holidays cove do.
II lngraham & Co. Wavncshurgh Greene co Pa, !
l'unnel e Parkinson, lcfcrsen do
Jcaes, Carmichael town do
Samuel HigsCnhntham Greens urgh do. I
T. ~ w NcZ'uZnt, Nap'eton do.
JoEn Patterson, patterson's Mills Wash co Pa.
William Mercer. Florence do.
ROht N'Apeal, Raccnon II o. do.
LOWS Freeman, Bellville do.
, Chckcrng & Co. Canonsburgh do.
Hart Hopkins r:cntrevlle do.
John ID Chambers, Washington dn. n
lryant Craven s. Co, West Alexandra do
r ~ u G. Craycroft, Claws Vile do
lsnac V Davis. Norganviile do.
rCo X W kCnra. HillsborOugh do.
Iohn MU'"~, Mil'shoroueh 10.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
The oay sntoryy against imposifous is 10
purchase from IT, regular advertised AGENTS,
ND IN cases be rariicular 70 ask for Wrighrs
Indian Vegetable Pills
Office devoted exclnsiycv 10 the snlc of tho
medicine, Wholesale and retail. No 100 Race st,
e fRememher, none ara genuine except
Wnghrs Indian Vegetable Pills.
inn " WITIT,M WRIGHT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
FOREIGN COLLECTIONS.
TAYLOR y SON.
AT,rnRN EX2 AT LAW

o. w. TAYLOR Err MASON,
TAYLOR = MASON
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
ST. IouIs Mo- Ohce No. 945 Main Street
sCtPECIAL ATTENTION will I've given IN Tho
collection of demands. tho pavmeRt of Land
Taxes md The investigation ri Land Titles through
ont the Srnre- of Missouri and Illinois, and The
Territory Of Iowa
iREFFR To;-.-
Clarke. Dorsey ~ Co.
James Wheat, Esq. Z Wheeting, Va.
Charles d Knox & Sun.
@Copo. Todhpnier a. Co. I PHILADELPHIA
Hon O r Jnhnson.
John Davis. Pittsburgh
lin Davis & Co, 81 Louis
GaIhrait!, e. Greenfield, Mem Orleans
! mey Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
:. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
nOOU STORE

I'm FISHER. Apt. Book seller and Station
In. No 1913, Main Street Wheeling, va. so
the patronage of his former friends and
fomer, M his old stand, where he will be
IN supply than with Books and Stationery
reduced prices. He has now on hand lnree
sov,ment, a nd is constantly receiving supplies
al Medieal Mi scefIs Moons, Theological and
School Books Also, Bibles Of svery variety Of
jBindinp, all Of which he in able to afford rs
cheap as they can be got any other place in
Highest price given for Rassis ssshange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
Gle


ITNT NNU UNI NTHNNFNV F'''N' V
- AVERY No 10 Monroe stree, Wheeling.
y,.rsspeetfully annouuses IN his old friends
"a The nnblie in general, that he has now on
%and large apd ssperior sioek n
""" HATS AND CAPS.
the late Fsll fashions; omoris'ns an qusli'
,,,r.i nndcr his owz immediate sHpsrinfeadanee
.'"ssho snsst materials and by the best Of work
men, a" WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
...o, STILL WEIR than tbev have
saoy bccn oHered IN this City. Those wlshiar
~ en,nYchsse HATS or CAPS g,ll hnd u 70
their ADVANTAGE TO give MN oasi nsvrp '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
DAILY PAPER rER YEAR S. 90
SIX MONTHS in advance 2 so
pya MONTH 50
FRA WEEK. l2I


ngi~ papers Cor sale by tho or rriers aud at the
-'of.es at } cents n cary.
The Weekly paper the Western Virginia Times
published on Wednesday, Mt 81 90 per annnm
in advance, or 50 if not paid within one month
from the beginning ofihe year. Money! Subscribers
will he received. except such ms pay IN advance.
For 6 months 81 SO is iavariably charged Ne
ibsc bcr received Tor less term than S'x months
aud paper discontinued. except atthe discretion
of the publisher until all arrearnges are paid.
TERMS Ov \DvERTIsINo.
Thrco insertions or less per square, sinU
One week, Si'ou
Two Weeks. SOU
Three Weeks, So'Eo
r,u, ,>ooL. $500
Two moa,hs 5000 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted till forbid or without
-xrress order. will ba inseriod until ordered ON.
nd c rgcd dollar for lsi three inscr'ohs' anu
I5cis for each insertion after. Advertisements
inscribed three times week for three iour'hs 'he
uI,vc. Weekly for one half per week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

uI1ST received. fcN pieces handsome B'asl
s1 satin StdpcJ Chally'ior uourninr ~. sses ~
sopl5 GREER y AOT res
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
FALL GOODS.

UNIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
or GOODS IN TIE CITY In which we
would respectfullv call tho attention Of tho CT
tizens If Wheeling and Others. particularly Conn
nv Merchants; as our purchases were made in
New York. philadelphia nd Baltimore upon the
most favorable terms, we a.. cnab'ed 10 SRI as
cheap as The ,,hedpesf; To test the above rlense
give us n callire take pleasure in sbo,rfr our
Fancy and Cheap Goods. Among our stock is
the following.
!aaiols.--AIhian, silk, damask, embroidered
and Dia IN Thih"t mousne de Lame blanket
plaid and wrrSfed Rnvarian.
HAND erehieI Bingham cashmere, sikh
dana, flag ard rnnp2o cotton fass &c.
GAsCE.
GO ncces, III co'ors; qunlines AMI prices.
ribbed
Cassimeres.-2 % piccea assorted
Apdcds.-ihO pieces from 25 cts IN one dollar
pnrnmetla cio;h; Morenos: Bomhnact: POLK
Merino Persistence: Ronmelia; drab, Damask'
cashmere d. EcossP. chnsnn, cheap.
PRINTS:
Blue. purple, red green end vnrons new STYLES
Jeans, low price and some very fine Cine hams
Mousne de LANES Bl'k and fancy Silks. Sus-
penders, Satins. plain and fg'd: Lipscvs Ribbons:
large assortment Lisle T.nces and Edgings.
lnseriinps, cotton cans. Wool Borneis, Gloves
and Mtts, about 100 doZ. Swiss Null Jacconct:
Coon LininSs: cambric hook lawn: PLAN and
Gs'd Blond: n'nck. white, plain and fg'd green
BareZe. sewing cottons; 25n Umbrellas and Pa
rasnls Irish Linens very chenp. Tickincs. linen
Hid IS for bt add upwards. checks md strines
cotton has cing. Ves,inps lion different sorts.
Hosiery PIaids Of various kinds. Parsons sneol
cotton. Blankets. huge and other gimrs Init
tons. shoe and sewing threads bonnet howers.
cords and tasses. Alpacn Ar'ons. canton fan
nels. Diaper different SORTS. Brushes diff sorts.
e. IN EySo sID q
~ cases mems and hovs' velvet. glazed cloth
Prince dc Joinville, black CLOTH oc AEON fancy
leaf. musk nsc seal sealette and hair soal,very
Heavy DomeStiCs
IL complete ard n 81 n 10 lo yer than formerly.
HATTERS
Supplied SO usual with every thing in their line
at the yerv lowest pric6s.
JOHNSTON. BERRYHILL Il co,
sen 90 i3l Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

n SENTIMENT of Iron Safes, Pittsburgh Mann
"a e.e,u,e received and for sale lew for cash by
oe,Q WIN FLEMING, Monroe 81.
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G. IA Ese ss@ q
Heavy DOYneStics

il complete ard n -, MO lover than formerly
TIERS
Supplied SO usual with every thing in their line
at the yerv lowest pric6s.
JOHNSTON. BERRYHITL Il co.
cen 90 1871 Main street
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
Carthagena.


CAaTHAeENA, New Grenada, March 25, 1916
Navaf Baa-English aggression on the Mosquito
Coasf-Progress of the Canal, &c. &c.
The United States schooner Flirt will leave this
port tomorrow for Norfolk. Last night we had
pleasant little dance on board this vessel. Some OF
the ladies Of the town graced the decks with their
presence; and the officers OF the English brg-oi-
war Sylla, now in the port, added to the gaiety and
amusements of the party. Capt. Watson, of the
Flrt, is prince In conducting such little frollcs.
The evening was delightful, as all evenings are III
tins climate al this season; and the return home al
midnight over the splendid h0rbor, with beautiful
moonlight view OF the picturesque city, prepared Us
for sound and sweet slumbers for the night.
The Sylla is destined for the Mosquito shore,
from which she has just returned, having conveyed
there crown and flag preparatory to the erection
of new throne in that savage region, thereby ex.
employing again the old rule, "that might makes
right" The Mosquito country, beyond all doubt,
IS part and parcel OF the republic Of New Grena-
da. England takes possession OF II, knowing that
this weak country has not the power ofresistance.
The Secretary ol Foreign Affairs, in his report TO
Congress, now IN session, publishes MS protest
against the usurpaton of England in this city, and
supports II with the history OF the Mosquito country
from the time OF s possession by the Spanlards But
what cares England for protests or rights
The election Tor President OF this Republic took
place in Congress on the first of this month"; and
resulted in electing General Thomas Cipriano de
Mosquera to that office There is now the appear
ance OF permanent peace in the country. The
elections have passed over with the utmost order
and decorum
The canal of the Dique, undertaken by G. M
TOtten, has been commenced with spirit. Mr.. I.
is engineer of science, and, having engaged
tractors from the United States. we look forward
to the completion of the work in two or three years
with certainty. This will be mine OF gold and
jewels to Carthagena. Mr.T deserves great credit
Tor his conduct thus far. His courage, skill, and
prudence, have overcome obstacles which we had
almost thought insurmountabe. What won't these
Yankees do when they take notion
Oae man-apparently alone and unaided-bids
fair to bring this city back to its former wealth and
Importance We have the utmost confidence IL
Mr.. T.'s ability, from what we have seen of him
here, and, from what we learn from his friends IL
the United States, think have every reason t.
depend entirely on his discretion and management
We understand he has written home tor more
contractors. and hope he will succeed in getting
men OF the same stamp OF character as himself
We want men of enterprise in our new Republic
Yankees-men of the present age. With such
characters to lead us, this could be of the fair
est, nob!est countries or the globe Send us your
Herald as usual-we alwaJ get SOM ge-a-head no
tiOns from IL
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
Varieties.


SUGAR IN ST MAny.-Wc learn from the Planters
sugar made In the parish Of = Mary lest season. at 900
hhds-N o. Tyopie.
u. ). TRoors.-Two companies Of u. 8. Infant
ry. under the command of Captain Clark, arrived
at St Louis the 5th instant, from Fert Leavenworh
They nre on their way to Fort Jessup.
BREACH OF PRoMIsR.--At the Prince Georges
County Court last week, Mrs. Manning, a widow
Indy sued Mr.. John Parker for breach of PROMISE lay
ing her dsmsges at $40 900 The jury brought in ver
dict Of not guilty." and the lady mouoned Tor new
trial. Six eminent counsel are engaged in the case.
In the Union Circuit Cont, OF lndinna on wednesday
last Cook found guilty OF the murder OF John
Chsmpe the latter part OF 1882 and was sen
fenced 10 be hung on the 10Th OF June next
pedler named Martin has been arrested in Manches-
ter upou suspicon ht he concerned in the murder
Of Mr. Collector Parker He is known to have been much
In company with Parker for several days. just before the
murder.
The last Florence (aa Enquirer, says Isaac Glover.
mate on the steamer Muscle, killed in Waterloo on
Thursday last bv Elisha Carey resident OF ssid place.
Glover is said went 10 the residence Of Carey, abused
his smiiy and ultimately struck Mr. c. in the face who
ards drew bowie knife and cut Glover to pieces
Carey is in Jail.
On the 10th inst at ST. Louis, Capt McDonough under
a warrant from Justice Mckinney, arrested MT hooert
Ky e upon the charge Of having fired his own .ooaccc
mandatory, which was burned down on Mondsy nsht
week ago. :. -
Thornton II. Freeman the former postmaster az Car
roton In Missouri has been found guilty OF robping the
mail ana to penitentiary for thirteen yea
snectabIe connections who deeply wounded at his
criminal conduct -,
Jhc~j1re Hpledale Jr shot In Florida, was toe son
. ~ M ftAnl4, PITT field, Mass,
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
The NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy
81 20 per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price 81 ceuts
per coPy-S5 la cents per annsm-pay in advance
In advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
Q- All letters or communications, by mall addressed
to the establishment must be poet paid or the postage
will be deincted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PaerRIEroR OF THE New YQHK HERALD EsrABLIsHmErr,
Northwest corneer of Fulton and Nassau stret.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
SIX BARREL
SELF-COCKING ANDREVOLVINGP PISTOLS
BLUNT IL SYMS,

BLUNT IL SYMS,
No. A. Chatham street,
M plete ready the Spring trade which they
aud to their he
which, they have paid and from the increased
quantity they making. sell them lower ohan before Of
Also-uns Of their own m,nufac Ars as well as every vs
ETY. o imported Gun and IN quantities g suit pur
COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS,
With the Latest Improvement Of ls44
ThE DEPOT for the sale Of the Colts Ps:os Rifles Car
s1s
House where general assortment e these superior
Il. e$Se sss Sss W SsSi$ %.ad
Yoff pree: Pistols dans sls
% IS Ss E
to superior in every espec to ny other P
s' Ra. % % e as
Jo.y, Of ErSnss the %aqm of all have them sHd
I'M
n: oA ANP sE,
s:ss a r
Ds sSsEs sSs asI Ha'
,nd Jswelry repaired the best manner and warranted
,s,. y;;sS;: g % nd ,;s,'sy ss
CARPkTlNG.
ss,i rs rsss ass
M pus % aew stock SSu Sa sS 81.
y for the spring trade OF which exceedingly rch Of
ne" gs% w ssT SsTE ssT shSss
mrs KlDMiSsfEERE MfisS'silEE E'Ti THREE fly,
sur~H'sn r'sS is S$sESS$iSSH. sls;S INGRAM
Rqs;, Drgses and Piano C''VS Covers %or,ca Tu.d
wd ws 4sS's al f1S Ssl sss
inc our stock before purchsss4,Ss ,,,,,puprv
TO CARPET MANUFACTURERS, &c &c.
7 FAD WIRE, Of yarious .zes suitable for weayer's
weight. AsfzS SALE
JET AND HORN BUTTONS,
Or all .j..:SuSls: Bssd.; Hair shawl and Breast Pins,
Ai'o.Fl'in White China tFSSIW;ssisssB FSI;s HEN ,mn,rr,
mhso im.m Is and 20 Liberty street
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
THE SUBSCRIBER wshe. to make known to the public,
Asi % sSu As a as1AtE * rff
imitation Of his; they have been used by inv ad for
hfS FIFTH asS
NAVY BREAD all the frat quality constantly for sale
''' We" "''"' rs 'WisfxTssHfiNaToN STREET.
.s lm.re ErHRAIMp pfRis s1 1E!i1 SON
HOT CROSS BUNS.
20 s variety "a ETY. sas re- sse aaa
already commenced baking Hot Cross Bans day. and
1sSS s sy Al %.o & ssd
Of bread old fashioned Double Rusk High Rusk and Tea
aso s.rh 40 Lsrenard street
CTEAM POWER TO.LET, at a Gold street with gh.
and q ''iS' S
'v nh's imssc ..sSsoiisa.ss NsviYo;h
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

WARRANTED THE CHEAPEsT AND THE BEST
IN NEW YORK.
]. STOUVENEL u CO.,
MANU- ACTURERs
81 ASS IND L II Mp s
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
DESPECTFULLY call the attention of Country Merchants,
~ Hotels Steamboats, Ship Masters and Families
sorment deduction being by ourselves
and which cannot be surpassed quality and workmanship
somp,ng complete assortment Of patterns of Cut and
Plain Gass 0iiandoles Solar Lard and Camphne Lamps
Brackets Capdslabras Hall Lamps and Lanterns, with Rich
and rennee % new 'i'eN y ''''i aA' NN''
Glass and Lamps made order and match any pattern
lTGoods loaned for Parties
Factory 70 Gold Wholesale and Retail Store No.
Jehn street, Broadway. mh9 lm~rc
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS,
AND CANDELABRAS,
FOR THE STRING TRADE
DIETZ, BROTHER co No. 10 John street, are manu-
featuring and haye always on hand complete assortment
Of articles IN their line OF the following descriptions which
they will sell wholesale RETAIL low prices for cash.
Improved Chemical Oil and Camphene Lamps.
Solar Lamps, Gilt and Bronzed great variety.
"Conelius Co.'S" ceebra,sd Pat Solar Lard Lamps
Grandoies various patterns gilt svered or bronzed.
Suspending Soars, Dorc Camphene Lamps,
Bracket 3olars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Brtania Hand Lampa, Csmphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure Sperm Oil,
do Camphene, Solar and Lard Oil,
do Burning Fluid, Refined Whale Oil.
mhl6 smdk
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

AMPS, CHANDELIERS, GINANDOLES, &c-The
- subscribers have made such with the manu-
factuers that they WILL after the 18th day Of March, be
Goods in the United States at REDUCED prices They
opening complete of entirely
beautiful goods such Solar and Lard Lamps Chanda
ers great variety Of patterns, suitable for private houses
Pendants, Lanterns, sc.
variety OF style English Goods received per ship
Europe and opening, such fine quality plated Baskets
Walters CasUrs Shutters and Trays, Tea and Coffee Us
FISHES, &c. &c.
Rich fancy and plain Tea Trays in variety Table
Cutlery sets and DOZENS and variety of rich and
plain Glaswae-in Short almost article required for
housekeeping may be found the subscribers
WORAM y HAUGAWOUr,
mills lm&m 56 Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
THE FISHING SEASON HAS COMMENCED


THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FISH, 21i Broadway,
corner OF Chambers street, &c ntemeo will find
splendid assortment Of the under mentioned articles,
cevsd from Paris and London of the fashions ccula
such prices will ensure the patronage who favor HIM
with call, Cravats of every vsrety Handkeches silks
and Cambria Hemmed not Hemmed-stochs and Ties OF
kndCoars and Bosoms of all the styles
turning GlovesA asortnent
Hosiery Of every descriptions; Under Shirts Drawers for
Cotton and Gaurs or made order ltus,ian Belts Money
O. Morning Gowns Purses. brushes, and Combs and in
fac every artice that required by gentleman for entire
ous flor his wardrobe.
iartlcular attention is paid the manufacture q Shirts of
which splendid will always be found hand
made in the best possible Also, Silk
Shirts and Drawers made to order.
N. B-The Golden Fish will swim from 27 to 297 on the
LIST of May. mao lm*ec
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
ARCHITECTUkt, 4,

ARCHITECTURE.
ERED SCHMIDT begs leave inform his friends and the
public that he has removed his office from 1872 Broadway
Examine selection OF ORIGINAL and tasteful desrns from be
Cottage upwards the extensive Villa Mansion, all the
various styles Of archccue and where he prepared fur
nsh Plans Drawings Specifications Estimates and Contracts
TOR Buildings OF every and the erection
hereof ma ms
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
FRENCH CHINA
REMOVED TO

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NC. S. LIBERTY STHEEw
tUP yrEtRSl
DALESniE, Importer Agent for Manufacturers has
a; Away. on hand large "sorent Of dinner and sets
Dsssot Plates, Of all siyes assorted Dixca Soup Turcsx
Ssnats
Also Fancy Tcs Bets 1nd Rich Dseors..a pr.e, ses.
Alo Tea and Choeolass War Greek kreseh sad Asrsss
SHAPE.
All tho articles OF chs .asisy sd
scld Oh libsrsl srss, aza liz ica 20 asrpTehSsora.