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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-03-27
COUNTY COMMITTEES

" I1gatance and Correspondence.
For the information of our Democra-
tic friends in the surrounding counties,
the following Committees, appointed
by the late Legislative Convention Of
Virginia, are published Il is not ne
cessary chat we should publish the
Committees for all The counties in the
State.
l4 These Committees are authorised
and advised to eatead their numbers
so as to hcre members near eueay Pre-
csnct and n erery section Of euery com
ty.
Shencadocb-Samuel C. Williams,
Mark Bird, Isaac Trout, Dr.. Henry S.
Wunder, DR.. Joseph Irwin, John
Haas, Henry St. @. Albert,
Pqge-Gabriel Jordan, Mann AL
mond, William NJ. Robertson, David
Bumgarslner, Col. Andrew Keyser,
George Kite, David NJ. Doval, Col.
Jonas AIeshire, Andrew F. Grayson,
Pete. Keyser, Reuben Foley, George
Price, Maj. VIM. c. Abbott, John sny-
der, John Mcpherson.
Roehinghan-Df. Peachy Harrison,
John II. Wartmann, Peter Heneberger,
George Conrad, DR.. M. Fl. Harris,
Peachy Rice, Col. Alexander Gilyary.
.9ugusta-Capt. Geo. Baylor, Col
G. W. McCulIock, Capt. VIM. Young,
M. CARRIER, L. L. Stevenson, Thomas
P. Wilson, Capt. Joseph ,Huldle.
Peaaieton-Dr. Anderson NJ. New
q -aan. William Mccoy, John lecture,
Col. WHnam Dyer, s1iiliam Anderson
Robert Pharis, Adam Judy, John Bird
F. K. Hull.
Hardy--Jared J. Williams, jane
w. T. Allen, DR.. n. D. Parran, DIR
Sangster, VIM. Barbee, J. Crisman.
Hampshire-Isaac Parsons, Garret
r. Blue, John Donaldson, David Rean
VIM. Perry, Dr.. r. W. Daily, Georg'
Sloan, Jas. Parson, jr., Adam Stump.
Ffederick-Richard L. Bird, Johl
Bruce, R. L. Baker, Joseph B. Hack
new, James Robinson, VIM. Smith
John Marker, John ". Piper, JosepI
"a van, Jared W. Carson, Reuben S
.,ry, John Wright, Hugh II. Hite
Abraham S. Burgess, James L. Kline
Philip A. Hite, David Davis, JON
Dick. John B. Mcleod, Robert P
McCandIess, Joseph 0. Coyle, Georg
A. Grove, Abraham Stricklef, Samue
r Rust, David Butcher, Joseph Long
James Jones, Jacob Lambert, Henri
" Richards, Mayer Steel, James r
Coburn, Henry +. Baker, Henry Brill
John Fletcher r. NJ. Sydnor, A. r
Wood.
C1arie-Jacob Isler, Cyrus AicCos
mick. John Cant, James Castleman
John Loethan, Col Joseph Tuley, d.
'0' WIVarrenMCol. W. Carson, Dr..
n Buck, Bryan II. Henry, Charlie
Green, John b. Petty, Mr.. Bowlin
Jacob Trout.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
s. The Boston Post publishes the az
oreoate vote for governor in lS6 Of til
$50 towns which compose The State, "a
follows: a aaa
steele (dem. 81 N,37t
Colby (whig) y, 4 80
1'he 81 towns to be heardfrom, CAV,
Steele, (democrat) about 900 major
~ last wear. It is probable, therefore
.that he viii lead the wing candidate
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Look out for the, RuIlajne!

q gST received at Head Quarters, 800 lbs.
:, Cotton Yarn. Falmouth Factory-6 pieces
sattlnett and Fancy Tweed CassIneres. Val
ley Factory-all Of which viii be sold a. a We
~ small advance. for cash, or 10 punctual
customers. Call in.
50 r. WALTON.
nead Quarters. March l3, 1876.
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PUBLIC SALE
0E LAND.

EbURSUANT to authority, given by The
Il heirs Of Col Isaac Overall, viii SELF 20
the highest bidder, at Luray, on Thursday hf
8fh efcy Of Noy. 1915, A TRACT OF LAND
CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED AND
FORTY-siX ACRES AND TWENTY PER
CHES, situated in Page county. on the. nam
- road from I.urav to Nil <HAWHkN
2Gs .ssa ford. It is good Lime ssssssAysfSss
ssssiasA, stone Land. well water. @|ExS
49, ed, and about one third -
of it in cultivation. There are two tene.nents
with good orchard on eaci. The willow
Of Jas. Baker not having relinqYished her
dover in .22 2 acres of this tract,sit VIII be
sold subject to her right. The remainder of
tie tract is uniacnmbered.
Also. 4 TR act OF LAND CONTAINING
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY ONE AND
A HALF ACRES. on the Shenandoah river.
near Luray. called the "I!altelnan tract."-
About one half of It's cleared land. There
are on 1t, three tenements. and Ware House
by the River. for the purpose ofreceiving and
forwarding produce, also valuable Spring
Also, the Hettck survey, containing. four
thousand and seven hundred and ninety acres
situate cnthe Blue Ridge. in the county Of
Page East Of Luray.
And at Front ROYAL on Saturday tie 1oth
y 1nty' 1912, Uact OF lana, containing three
hundred an thirty acres, called the Ci;,b's
tract. situate on both sides Of Gooney Run. in
Warren county.
Sale to take place at ii O'Clock. each day.
[ will convey such title only as is vested in
me by the Deed from said heirs, of record in
the county Of Page.
Ierms.-One third Of the purcias. money.
Cash, and the balance in two equal annual
paymen secured ty Deeds of Trust Bonds
that are due and unques:onable will be re
ceived in payment
JAMES II. CARSON.
March 81, 1S45.-
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-03-27

A MEXICAN HAIR DYE.--This Dye is
"A warranted. if strictly applied according
to the printed directions to change the hair
from aay other color to beautiful Auburn,or
perfectly jet black, without staining or irri--
tating the skin ike other hair dyes,
1t is prepared only by DR.. Jayne. No 90
South Third street, Philadelphia. Price so
cents per bottle. Sold dy DR.. j. G. Sclmitl
Toodsiock. May 25, 1874.
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GlisseGlutten eP ta,t'sossGiIp.

YE7HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
ID between the undersigned, under the
name of SIBHKr 8, DINGEs, in he mere anti!e
business, was dissolved by mutual consent Of
parties 1t therefore becomes nc cessarv that
the accounts of the firm shoi:.d forthwith be
closed by note Or cash. The. latter would be
preferred in order to final settlement be-
tween them. Those concerned viii please
give them call. and settle their respective
accounts without delay. al4l gH
t JOHN SIBERT.
r.. JACOB DiNGES.
: Jan,arv 8, ie45. us ht h'
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Spring 6 ssszaszaaer Goods,
CONSISTING IN PANT CT

Sup wool-dyesl, black. blue-black and blue
cloths; blk mixed and fancy cassimeres and
satinets; white and bi own drilling, brown and
straw coiored linens, new STYLE summer cloth
gambroon. silk velvet, blk satin and silk yes
ting, new style marseiles vestings-worste,l
balzarines, French lace Lawn, fancy do
beautiful plaid stripe and plain silks for la.
dies wcar-grass skirts-fancy and black &
white prints, Ia polka do. new ST, lie mouslip
&c lains, do. blk paca-gingham lawns
eariston, hamilton. china and manchester
ginghams-lace, plaid and plain cambricks,
jaconet do.-plain fig. swiss muslins-bish
op lawr, cap netts-blk s. white Irish linens
linen cambsck hdkfs, SentIemen's super aud
common silk pocket helkfs Of various styles-
children's silk pocket Adjustable diaper.
bird eye diaper. plain and fig. bobinets,sw iss
inserting, edsing. laces and isles, lace and
edg'ngs and insertings, fancy silk scarfs and
hdkfs- ladies cravats, ladies and gentlemen's
gloves of all descriptions -nanke ens-brown
and bieached holand-bleachet. and brown
neutrality-suspicious.. osnaburgs. and ~
other articles usually kept in country sto>
r. Getter.y am, r7srId1ile WICK, dye
stuffs and paints, hardware,
QueenSware, and Gro
ceres.
Tho undersigned viii take in exchange fo
goods the customary articles offered in countr,
stores, ard give prices of his goods when III,
goods are placed on the counter for sale, ans
that will be quite as cheap as l have seer
them in print
must tender my thanks to former custo
'ners tor past iavors, and hope TO receive the;
patronage by untirng attention to business.
JOHN SiBERT.
Woodstock, March 81, 1945.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-03-27

Go We are authorised to announce Colonel
JOHN MCPHERSON as a candidate to rep
resent the county Of Page in the next General
Assembly Of Virginia
o. We are authorised to announce Captain
A. +. GRAYSCN as Q candidate to repre-
sent the county Of Page in the next General
Assembly CT Virginia
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-03-27
More New Goods !
M The CHecD Cash Store :

.Athe Cheop Cash Store!
FH7HE subscribers have just received
u further supwly, of
Brown and bleached cottons Use
piece black Cashmere ef---ssf8e
doz. of those net caps, only g cents
Apron checks. &c. &C.
Also 2 hosshesds prime sugar at s cents.
AND THEY oFFEn
Best Rio Coffee at 10 cents e.5
Also coffee. at s cents
Moiasses at 40 cents
Starch at 10 10 cents
Saleraius at - 2 cents @
Potash atI2f1 cents f-sr
Ginger at 162 cents .-.I
N,tmegs at 70 10 pr o.
Chocolate at 81 per cake
Best tea at 81 25 pr 10 o
Fine glaz. powder $50 per ID a
Blister steel at 9 cents
Hoop iron at 9 cents
Window glass $40 Is Sd pr dog or 81 70
half box
and many other articles at the lowest price
TOR cash, We invite all who want cheap good
to call AID examine orr stock.
- f FETZER & DINGES'
Cheap Cast! Store, near the Court house
Eab E.. t...E. s
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NOTICE.

The Lords Supper will be admins
tered in the German Reformed Church
at Toms Brook, on the first Sabbath
of April, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
J. W. HoFFME1ER.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-03-27

aroads oethe Comonches.-The ed
itor of tie ". 0. Piayune, in giving an
account of the outrages frequently com
mitted by the dreaded Comanches in
the States Of chihuahua and Durango,
makes the following marathon
To show the daring of the Indians,
and the extent to whichthey go in their
maraud;es, party Of some two hum
bred and fifty recently dashed boldly
in Cuencame, town of several thou
sand Inhabitants near the southern line
of the State of Durango and carried off
large number of valuable horses, be-
sides many prisoners-the panic-stick.
en- inhabitants hardly making show
of resistance. Among the prisoners
were two young, pretty, and well-in-
formed girls, the daughters OF a wealthy
Spanish merchant Of the place. The
! girls were at small country seat of
their fathers near the edge of the town,
were among the first taken, and were
carried off by their captors to the North
Their half frantic parent offered heal
Wy amount for their ransom or recap
ture, but ali his efforts had been ineffec-
tual to last accounts. We recollect
these girls well, having spent the better
part Of tvtHaays at their fathers house
while on IL. III -qa1asarah from Santa t'e tc
Mexico. The hospitality of the parent
and graceful department Of his kind
hearted daughters have not yet been
forgotten, and it is melancholy to re-
fleet that such a fate has befallen them
/ Such are the scenes which for the
last year have been almost daily enac.
ted in some ofthe northern departments
of Mexico, and Jet these people talk
right valorously of invading and ever
whelmidg Texas. 1t would seem as
though population kept within it
own gates sayages, would set to work
to strengthen and fortify itself at home
rather than indulge in idle gasconad'
about invading neiglbo:ing territories
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-03-27
VI Q I-tUIh 4, e
JnrGary /, 1915.

E.3IEE'S C.2RHIN1IYVE P.qLSaM--
vs. Is certain, safe and effec,ual remedy for
Hvsenterv, Darrhoa. or Lnoseness, Cholera
Morhus. SUMMER COMPLAINT, Collie,
Gripping Pains. Sour Stomach, Sick and Ner
vous Headache, Heartburn, Waterbrasil, Pain
or Sickness of the Stomach, Vomiting, Spit.
ting Up OF Food after Eating. Want of Anne
tie, Res;lcssness and Inability to sleep,Wind
y, the Stomach and Bowels, Mysteries, Metn
cholv and Lowness Of Spirits. and for al Bow
el Affections and Nervous Diseases. For sale
by Dr.. John G. schmitt Woodstock, Va.
EEIORNSI WORWSyi WORNS!!y-
~ DIR. JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFu GE
which is perfectly safe, and SO pleasant that
children Will not refuse to take it. 1t effec-
tually destroys worms; neutralizes acd:ty or
sourness ofihe stomach. and is exceedingly
beneficial ia Intermittent and Remittent Fe.
vers. sn9 Is a sure aud permanent cure for
s sgredr.' y sg4e: Fer sais by DR.. '''" 9
n Its AGALBANU3! H..
- ,sTeJI q Z Z. + {. 8 s1 {. PLASTER.
These plasters, greatly improved, and hav
ing the preference Of all others, Gre warmly
recommended by all doctors as invaluable for
all nyalids having pains in the breast, hack or
side. Weakness ard lameness are reli eyed at
once bv their use, "nd the parts restored to
strength and warmth and health. Any per-
J son wearing one of these plasters, will be as
! tonished and delighted at the comfort it af-
fords. Those threatened with lung complaints
should never trust themselves day without
! \ master. 1t removes the irritation Of incpi-
ent consumption from the lungs tothe surface
of the body and draws off the internal afiec-
ton. SO in liver complaints and coughs and
colds Children with wboooping cough
should always have one to prevent the cough
settling on the lungs. Their excellence will
| be understood by all on trial For sale by j.
C.. KERN, Woodstock. (Feb. 6-y
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HAEEAET4Es LANE


N-.f tasc rCai SALE.
yEyHE subscribers offer for sale, that vaiua.
4 BILE FARM upon which they now reside,
living on She Great Cacaphon river, in Haa,p-
<hire CO., four miles from Wardcnsyiiie, and
*seut overweight miles from Winchester
sxss The Farm Contains about
500 ACRES, I'D
< -, ..s the srester part of which 1913
- bottom, and its advantages e,ther as Il
/ f. ," wing orasa grazing Farm, are rare
,,vr, "HProyeNents, are q comfortable
.',.N" HOUSE AND KITCHEN. A
Wy, 10 T. BARN. A STONE N,i;.KHOUSE.
:, ,.1 ~ a LARGE AND NEVER FAILING
=. .iit,u OF PURE WATER. A MEAT
HOUSE, CORN HOUSE. SMITHS SHOP.
&C. .4LSO A LARGE ORCHARD OF
.4PPLES and OTHER FRUIT TREES.
Attached to the above Farm are several out
Surveys of hill Land, containing thirteen
hundred acres which will be sold with the
bottom Farm. This land is heavily Timberet.
Much Of it is we'll adapted to the growth of
wheat and cover, and a!foreing good range
Tor stock, which enables the owners to keep
a large number of cattle. f.rther descrip-
tionis deemed unnecessary. as persons who
may wish to purchase wait xamine for the m
selves. Possession eill be given the fall of
next year.
9@ HENRY Z. FRYE
b. ff. ABRAHAM w. FRYE.
,-.~f Benz AMIN z. FRY e.,
August the IS 1914 If
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between seven and eight thousand, and
have majority of abou, l, 800 over
whig and scattering combined in the
State.
Three of the four democratic candi-
dates for Congress-Norris, Perkins,
and Moore--will be elected by lar
ger majority than the democratic can
dldate Tor governor. The fourth =
Woodbury-will not get a majority O.
yer all the other candidates combined;
and, therefore, will not be elected. It
will be recollected that Mr.. Woodbury.
was nominated by democratic con
yention- only a short time-say two or
three Weeks-before the election, in
place ofJohn p Hale, a democratic
member ofthe Congress which expired
on The Sd instant. At the first demo-
cratic convention which nominated the
three gentlemen named above, who
have been elected, Mr.. Hale was nom
mated. A few weeks after his nomi-
nation, be set up for HIMSELF and the
democratic party called another con-
vention and took him down, and put
Mr.. Woodbury. in his place. Hale
took off enough democratic votes to
defeat Mr.. Woodbury., but not a sufi-
cient number to 90 himself any good.
The next House Of Representatives,
we think, will be clear Of rengades,
which is enough to compensate the peo-
pie for any little error it may commit
It does US good to see these trading
politicians defeated, as their first pria-
caples are to "get money any how, ''and
to oppose us, knowing well that we
will oppose them. When the bank Of
the United States was full Of money
and credit, the renegades could muster
between twenty and thirty in Congress;
but they and the bank have been going
down, until, at last, they have become
"obsolete.'' If democrats will vote
for none but the nominees Of the dem
ocratic party, they will never be trou~
bled with another United States bank,
nor another renegade in Congress-
Globe.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-03-27
ge &eufiuec:

we are authorised to announce Hon. WIN
AAfLOk, as a candidate for reelection 70
represent the District composed Of the counties
CT hockoridge, Augusta, Rockingham. Shen-
SHooah. fendleton, and Hardy, il the next
Congress Of the United States.
oI.We are authorised to announce Colonel
EANiEi4 STIChLEY as 4 candidate to re-
present the county Of Shenandoah in tie next
General Assembly Of Virginia.
" We are authorised to announce
ROBERT NJ. BENSON, Esq. as a cand
pate to represent the County of Shenandoah
p the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
VI We are authorised to announce Doctor
HENRY ,. WtNDE.is as a candidate to
represent the county CT Shenandoah in the
next General Assembly Of Virginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-03-27

HSEV. DR. BARTHOLOMEN'S PINK
RQ, ENPECTORaNT SYRUP.-An agree
able cordial and effective remedy for coughs,
hoarseness, colds, pain in the breast. infl,ie,-
ia, hard breathing and difficult expectoratinn-
1t mas remained to late day to discover an
article so admirably fitted TO these complaints,
SO powerful and eiiectual, and yet 20 perfect.
" innocent and mild. An uncommon fact is,
that this syrup is as pa!atahle and pleasant TO
the taste as the most popular French cordials,
and children take it always with the greatest
readiness. Have you cough' Be persuaded
to purchase bottle of,his Expectorant !! to
morrow may be too late. For sale by &c
4 erin Wpalstock Va
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.-1-T-F - REUBEN WALTON
Head Quarters Jan % 1875.
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March 81, 1345.-tds.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

SALEM Mar i2sd Susan Ross. Norfolk Adene Rozina
Bosres, March Bar Bey~isk, Harding. and Roman
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River
LEWIS, tDe) March 2-Conaor Mayo, for Havana Alec
Johu w Taylor, Cardenas; Alexander, st Croix Ba
and Boston for Boston last evening Two ships
beraimed ST. Of the Light House
BALriMoRE, March l3-An Mary Marston, NOreans; Co
Caroline Baker NYork.
ReHMqSD, March la-Ar Thompson, Corson. Egg IIar
Dor; Sea, Hart NYort.
GEoRdkrowN, $ c., Mar 7-Arr Columbia, Knapp. New
York. "
CHAnissroN, March ll-Cpd Almade. Bartlett. Havre
NYork; b. Macao, Scott. Liverpool Br Lady Basot, VII
ams dol Br Sarah, Fletcher do Prussian Caesar Rchu
Havana; FIR. Dom N'Dar, Coste, Africa.
SAVANNAH. March 9.-Arr Wilson Fuller Cobb NYork;
Peter Demid. do; Commodore, PittmaIp, Havana.
MOBILE, March g.. CPD Br. Alexander EdmOnds Strapg
;i 6i SSasf Ssa! Bsn65dSe Lyerp9o Reform. Lewis; NYo
pool; Norma Spawn, do Rocksli Nevins do; b. Edward
Jago de Cuba '' w.
NEw 0RLEANs Mar s-Arr Caledonia, Masscott, Havre;
Martha Snow, Boston Iris, Merryman do; Grafton Towne
AMbHoa noaes Vera Caz; Cohen MFarlaue Babadoss
Venture Dorantes Camp.schy w Preston Iayo,, Nsa,
Albest Yenal Adams New York Below Clifton New
Yok; Fl ship and one SIP brig CID Talma, Cayo Bor-
deaux CALEDONIA lBr] Wishart, Lverpoo Augusta sley
Havana; Rothschld Lawrey, Boston Peters, Philadelphia;
Harriet Jarvis, Baltimore; Sarah Nash New York; Cabot
Bowers Poin Isabel Brasos San,iago Equity Francis Maa
"
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Foreign ImrOrtatIops.

LvERPoo-Shp lode pendencesO pkgs mdss Wright
Ges Shaw-7 Lefterts-l7 Thompson co.. iiarman 4
q Advance stIang-s Ashurst& sous McRas s eei r
Price col X Foster-20 trips col Field, Ihonr-
son &ca-3 l. Carter x coz G II swordea-l w Inson
II Wolfe and Bishop-3 Ingo,dsbv, Kossian col W M
Il d Wyckof-l Sau uel Cobhran-6 Buckley Graham
IS John Napier Gould Atwce-l Cromwell, Haaht &
coz George Hastings u co., Jackson, Stacy X Smiths
Goron. Hodges eo4 w Storms Russell & March, H
kernsrd Hone--l7 Peabody, Kiggi coo rwinsy jr5
Buckley Gralam-3 John Ncholson-25 Garner co-i7
Chauncey Y co,7 Sands Fuller col Mortimer * Gawley
=! lewis Benedict boil Robins COL Oliver Martin
COOPER Marks Church-2 Hone Cos stone & bo-
IA Russell Marsh27 James Mccall Jacob Rees <
son-l w q Huat-2 Emo Phelps-3 Il Summers s col
co12 Allen, Hazen co-3 T Hunt coz Jourreay-sW w
Hast coz stsphens5 :" arner. Catlin, Loop
FuIconer-hchard Bassett Abor-i BIammel & tes-
bury-C SIgoupey sonl Peter Durge-5 Vancogan Tuck
Godfrey-a Mscher 4 stewart-5 Miller-i2 Russell 4
hlash-20 Richardson Il Wasonl5 tarnum Co.'S Too
hu, Mead coz Jones coz Mino;, Eley co-5l An-
drew Gray Feeland, Stewart = cc--5 Bill ClaIk3
aWof Wsi efls Hunt oD0s
Nevis cos David Hadden 4 co.. Vanwa Toohu-3
Il Patrick Z co-5l Bird, Gilllan s co-6i yohu Ghon-i
Ashby and Poo2 Messenger boihern bds iron Stokes,
is Squirrel q II Swordst-2 A Lsgrabe-i w Seymour
col Dixon-l L Goddard s Jones coli Sra-
Chan sco-l John Wanin2 Little &Pearson--l5 HaI
col Munt Eley u Co.'S Barclay u Livingston-10 l.
Phemps00 bxs tin Wilson Browni00 bxs tin Stewart
IL & q Holmes-8 B Benjamin. Mcllvam-l2 Daniel
Oakee son-6 joseph Connah-4 Lock y Cater Lord &
Bloddington-3 Smith, Thugar COLO l. B Msbee-3 G II
Russell co-30 Andrew Mitchell co-5 w Whitewraht-
ID kees bales hogsheads casks 1856 in
gots copper to order.
ST AIMS BAY (Jam )-Br brig Napoleon736 bags pmen-
to Aymar X co-300 do to master.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
New Orleans.

Correspondence Of the Herald)
New ORLEANS, March 5, ls45
The Veather-Anusememts- Prospects
Popularity of Borghess- Theatrical Diplomacy
Ole Bui-The Swiss Bell Ringers; their Success
Anderson, Placide, &c. &c.
DEAR BENNETT:
Perhaps few lines from this gay, disslpated
erratic operatc, and at present rheumatic, city,
may be acceptable
The weather during the last few days has been
compound of hot fog and cold drizzle, the effects
of which are most suicidal; and more melan-
choly set of would-be-happy dogs than the nice
Young men of New Orleans have looked since Fri
day last, are hard to be found. Thank heaven,
the sky is once more visible, and the solid gela-
tnous mist sulkily retiring before the refre shlng
breezes from the west AS umbrellas come down,
spirits go up; and once more the Crescent city
gtters IN sunlight.
We have at this moment amusements enough 10
keep the rust off, to wit the Italian Opera troupe,
with La Belle Borghese at their head; the Seguin
troupe, with the Bohemian Girl; the French Opera,
two Circuses, menagerie OF wild beasts, Ole
Bull pg @ Sman tnr one ana Village .ne ss sn T And as
proof OF the spirit OF the public here, all have done,
or are doing well. -,
The Italians opened on Monday last in PW'-
tani, and were welcomed with enthusiasm by a
fashionable and numerous audience. Borghese
has Jumped at into the affections OF the people
here; and, in theatrical parldNce, made a great
hit She will be as popular here she was In the
north, and will draw large audiences during her
stay; but doubt if their season be made pro.
ftable, when the heavy expenses OF their removal
here and the amount OF their nightly disbursements
(Which cannot be less than $780, are taken into
consideration.
Ii was unfortunate, if not bad policy, for the two
Opera companies to open on the same night; and
must tend TO injure, ii not rum, the hopes oi
both 1 have heard that this was caused by the
agency of certain parsonage attached to the Park
Theatre. formerly agent for Ludlow and Smith,
but now tor the rival house and that he, wei
knowing. for months past, the very day appointed
for the appearance of the Segun troupe, arranged
matters 30 az to put the ltalieas IN opposition to
them, in dong which, however. much as he may
sratlly his own feelings, hc viii materially insars