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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
Tnk Mem AND SfLkNDiD stEAsgR
ALL,

TnE NEW md SPLENDID STEAMER
WALL,
- LOGAN, master, will con.
q fN ~ tinue to run through the
sl}ici,y seHson as weekly packet
s,'Ezs-1 sG-s~1ssAskS between PITTSBURGH and
Cincinnaii; leaving Wheeling evety Wedn,S.
day evening at O'clock and Cincinnati every
Saturday al 10 "A NJ.
This steamer is provided with Evans Safe
~ Valves and an iron roof as protection "a
gainst explosion and fire
For ire ghl or passage apply on board.
(,h
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
RY-GOODS CHEA PER THAN EVER

\ OiNSTON u BERRYHILL. have just receiv-
81 ed a most beautiful and we'll selected stock oi
lnncy and Staple Dry Gods all Of which they will
sell at such prices cannot ail 10 please the most
economical. Our stock consists in part Of the follow
ing articles. namely;
FOR LADIES' DRESSES-NIeriiocs, Alpacas
cashmere DE LANES Mouslin dc LANES. Fancy aud
plain Silks and Satins, B0mbnznes. Ginghans.
Calicoes and Shawls Of every description, price
and quality. Also Ladies' Cravats Of The latest style
FOR GENTLEMEN-Clohs Cass,mercs. Sat
lineiis. Vrsiing. Irish Linen, Shrung, Cravnls.
Gloves and Collars, Hosiery Of all kinds; Domestic.
in accordance. with several cases oi Blankets Of all
sizes; Flanntls Of every quality. width and puce.
Gents Lambs Wool. Silk aud Menno Shirts and
Diawers; ChIidfens Fine Merino Shirts.
TAKE NOT1CE-wo have always OF our sec.
Obd floor the largest ard hest selected stock Of
CARPETING
West Of The Mouninins Sumo of which nrc Of The
latest importation. We invite the public general,
10 give W call. as wc have not The least dnnb
bnt that VIC car save tlem the trouble Of lCOaini
elsrwhere Tor Cheap Goods
BONNETS BoNNETs Bonneis; ArG6oid Fiorers
WORD TO THE HATrERS We have jus
| received q full assortment OF furs aud Trimming
| Fur, Glazed and Cloth Cars. Ivy the wholesale
"A word 10 the wise j. sufficient talI NJ
JOHNSTON e. BERRYIILBS.
SEP ~ No 1871 Main St.whecling.
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nNE PS SUPER BLACK FRENCH BAPGER
~ silk warp, beautiful orticle for Gentlemen
Summer CUaIs just received.
junT SENSENEY & RHODES.
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VIRGINIA-'s cnsNohns11a' Rules held
M The cleta's office al The EIfenit Suprriut
Conr of Law and chanccry for tie county vi OHIO
IN HE month al August 1915
Znchauah Jacob, Administrator OF the estate of Sam.
uel Sprgg deceased, Compi6indnL
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NEW U NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND
NEW U S MAIL.SrEAmER CLIPPER.

NE" MhtL.f EhWtK CLIPPEK
sGc sThe new and ias, run
s. ~ ~ ming steamer CLIPPER,
yG s;issAsss.yIs,-ssrt n Crooks, commander
will ccnrDue 10 make re
gular weekly lrips 10 CDclnnaii;leavl Wheel
ing every Friday etenipg al 9 o'clock, and Gin.
cinnali every Monday Of 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac-
comm dtIions, apply on board.
gJThe Clppe. was built expressly for the,
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trade. aud will con
time in the tiade he whole season. teb "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11
CITY OFFICERS FOR 1915.
MAYnR-CEO DIII.TY

MAYoR-CE O DULTY.
Counciimei:
,Clerk-JAMEs S. WHEAT
,geant-JoHN MURRAY.
=. Hha,f .Mas.cr-R. HAMILTON.
'Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Lure, w p Wilson.
w w Shfivsr, A S Todd, S Brady,
B F Sanborn, Geo Mcndell, o Heiskell,
M Nelson, Coen, VIM Humphrey
Jacob Amick, f Kelley, III Roberts,
ID Lamb.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL
On Ordinaness-M essIs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat.
On Finances Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
-, On ACCOMPLISHMENTS Shriver, Sanborn and
Kelley.
On Streets and Aiiies-Messrs Todd, Will.
son, McnGeli, Amick and Kelley.
On Hatsr Horks-MessIs Sanborn, M'LuTe,
Todd, Coen and Roberts
On hsarket Housc--Mess:s Hsiskell, Pun
'phrey aud Coen.
E, On Coal Banks-Messrs Amick, Wi son Re.
beris and Superintendent of Wafer Works.
On Wharpes-Shriv.r, Hughes and Amck
On FIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 31, M Lure,
Sanborn, Pumphfey and Roberts. 90
On Petitions--Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Eahbofn. at
On Salarie:-Messis Kelley, MLure, ShrI-
yer, Brady and HeIsoh
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OFFICE MAIN ST, BELOW Mo NRoE.
SAMUEL NEIL, President.
Directors:
s Brady, Robt Crangle, Jas Y Caldwell,
VIM Fleming, Jno Gpshorn, Daniel Lamb,
II g Woods, JAG ob s Shriver
r w HARDING. Secretary
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s Il T. A nj BIO At s.
NEW U MAIL STEAMER CUTTER

NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CUTTER
- ~ The new and fast running pas
Esy~&ss5r senger steamer CUTTER, Col.
Inns, commander, will continue Ia
make regular seekly trips 10 Cincinnati; leav.
ing wheeling every Sunday evening at . o.
clock, and Cincinnati every Wednesday at 10
A NJ
For freight or passage, having superior ac>
commnda,iunS, Apply IN hoard.
SFrhe Cuuet u provided with Evans Safe
" Guatd. to Prevent The explosion vi boilers.
mar
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MORMON WAR;!

SIX DAYS LATER FROM NAUVO0.
5000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
hWlNG to the great and increasing difficulties.
" aud The awful destruction OF property in the
neiehborhood Of Nauvoo, the peo,le, in solemn
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NORTH WESTERN BANK Of VA.
MAIN SrREEr. WsEEt,su.
CAPITAL s7i0,O


MAIN SrREEr. WREEt,Nu.
CAPITAL s7iOOOO.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIST, Cashiet.
Directors.
A Woods, w w ShriveI. A Woods,
T. Pollock, Thos. Psult Geo w Thomospn,
NMcNsughten, w Mitchell, Thus Johnston
MERCHANTS g. MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL $500 oC0.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, PRECEDENT.
SoB,EsKi BRADY, Cashier!
, .snt' ~ ID, ..-r Directors:
j Caldwell, w Il Selhy, Jas Baker,
r c Woods, q Patterson, w Gill,
saccb Gooding, VIM Fleming, Samp on.
~ SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
- OFFICE MANI ST.
THOMAS HUGHES, I~RSssident.
-. as 4,..,. DiyeeisZx<E s,t
M Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
A Fi,chper, r Morrison, J C,umbacker
AN Johnston, Samn Mcclellan,
'H3 tHffe RoBr M5CoY, Treasurer.
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: WESTERN INSURANCE CO

N OFFICE MAIN ST.
THOS HUGHES, Presidept.
Directors:
NJ Nelson, A Paxton A N Johnston,
JCrumba lief. ] r Baker, Baker,
john Kn0te, w Y Peterson,
RoBr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INSUR'
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 8.
Glen red.

Oleareus
Barque Youon Crosby Valparaiso and Columbia River A.
Y y a. w Benson1Brig, Emma, Wait MaTacaibo Bou.
chand Ihebaud-J L. Richardson, Park Maracaibo Fer
nand Wave; Carolina, Sherwood, Charleston Dunbam
dy Il Co. ' ' 4' - feo'e"
Arrived.
Ship Vcksnqrg Berry, from New Oreans Jan GOTH and II
days iron W Pass with cotton to w Nelson - "
snip Corea Gardiner from New Orleans Jan 6 with cot.
an. t9n Stanton Frost The T. has bean days North of
Sn'p lotion Plsp,er Pratt from Mobile Dec 14th with 1915
shR Gh,rleson Brown days from Charleston with mdsr
20 bulkiey The e. has experienced heavy weather during
the passage but received damsge
barque La Pata Mchaes from Philadelphia and days
the Gapss, with mdse TO McCready. The L..
the Hook Tuesday morning the aud anchored
the Spit and has been ashore reported Was
EAGLE.
schr Alliqga.h Kilbou !of Baugor from Lagura, 9th
80 80 a. lon y passed basque julia Of Providence bound
o. the Tavern Houses saw number Of men the beach,
perense gales the On the Ar nsau, the A.
ly covered with ice.
schr Ann days from Bait more with mdse to
johnson den. The A. towed up to the city BY
steamboat Wave ~ -
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

Live,poo' Ausasta Sherwood NYok; Peter Demill Lewis
yon.hre, Wainwright w Indies; North Bend, Cole, do;
n achWamd levy do Am E,gle Lombard Philad Excel
MOBILE, Jan 2s-Cd Antila, [spl Millet, for Havana
al Dog River yesterday evening
pENsAeoLA Fa Jan 25Arr Charles, Sylvester, Havana
hazard Goodrich do; Ceyon Trott do; Lancet Piper New
Haeaas AT Feb Bezen aee,e, Tuzo, Port Spain, Trin.
Nlw QRLsANs, jan 27-An Probus Der Vries Antwerp.
ADRIAN Davis and Arvum Smith Boston; STANDARD
Huen Belfast; Mary, Marston, BaltimoIe Kkwood, Mar
TN DO; Nevy Kinney Maanzes VIM Burke, Golden sayan
dndss Pad h G s. Gf
9aEraus Size BToder Russian CaIlsedt Hamburg Harrs
Harriet, Demmnn, Norfolk
,AlTAkArAs Jan 7Sld Abba Amelia Coburn for York;
Wachman Winsow for Baltimore sailed DAYS previous
IN n pSr & Sidney MH,0ngomsTy for Norfolk hOma'
Ellen for ChaIle,ton waiting lighter Comet for New York
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

According the report alluded to, appears that the
agricultural products OF these States in lsa4 were valued
at SIG CAS- less than those OF s43 The greatest falling
off has been in the products of Illines which is more
Than ten millions Of dollars This caused by the tire
mendous floods and feshets which covered yery large
extent OF land bordering the Mississippi and Other
rivers of that State, and which destroyed Immense
quantity of grain just ready for harve and reduced the
agricultural productions Of the State very much There
has been an increase in the value of the productions
only three States in the list and this increase only
amounts to 81 4O9 while the decrease in the value Of
the agricultural products of the other States amounts
$2a5soa7 very large part Of this decrease has been
caused by great reduction in the prices of the most i'm
portant staples The average price ocotton in ls44
from to cents per pound less than in ls43 and in other
staples there has also been very great decline prices
The aggregate value of the agricultural products of 1884,
was $i3 than the value of the agricultural
products of ls43of this nearly six millions was on the
sugar crop alone.
Notwihstandingthe decrease in the value of the pro-
ducts Of the soil of these delinquent States the inhabitants
of each annually increasing in wealth. as they have
Other resources, equsly productive agriculture W.
annex table made from the census returns Of lsao
showing the other sources of wealth in these sstes
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
w l. C HIS NATION NAL CIRCUS S
PARK THEATRE,

AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
THIS AFTERNOON, February sth to commences at half
past ssEGk x,h WARRfoRs GIRf GsYa!eads of
a Descriptive Dirty by T. M. Dickenson. -
Master w. Kincade in his wonderful Act Of Hcremanshp
aultng by the Troupe, h,aded by the great Mcfarland
Grand Operatc Pas by Miss Wells.
The Advenurer from Bavaria by Mrs Howard her steel
Eeats Of the Hungarian Brothers.
lied DAYS Of @ queen sEss"n Which ss Whole f
,ns Wells Family will appear and Miss Louisa Wells will ex-
tn, Anpodean Ladder by John Crimaldi Wells.
Great Double Act by j. Na,hans and Mast Kincade.
de%Rf %h MSGH y oPERAfc CONCERT
by Band Of Comic aud Sentimental Negroes.
EVENING PERFORMANCE.
~, SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 8th,
entitled oTR CouSIRY,s ieSf MoTTo '''nd oA'A''''s
prol Duty by the hvorite f.. NJ. Dickinson.
Brilliant Act by Master Glenroy.
Ground and Lofty Gymnastics by the celebrated Troupe
Grand Scene of Posture by j. j. Nahans and his Pupils.
t$%s, tH$s Master ..l May and S1insdi ri n 'H.H. %:.
James MFarand the American Acrabat the Tight Rope
Mrs Toward will repeat her fashionable Act Of Equesansm
= Pas de Dance by Miss Louisa Wells.
a Splendid Act hy T. v Tarrer
To conclude with an AFRICAN MOCK OPERTIC CON.
CEhIIn which MssHs. Hoyt, Kelly Dickinson and Ed
The Doors will Re opened and the Great Cavalcads will
sATURpA.y AFTERNOON, Feb 9Th, there will
be Grand Juvenile F.te.
Prices of .adnassion
First Tier of Bc1.; and Paraa:tte cent.
second Tier OF Boxes. IS
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
Died,

On Monday, Sd inst at the residence OF his inther nj
Harlem, CHARLrs MuLLETr HALL, only OF Charles
Henry Hall, aged 10 years.
His remains will be taken to his birthplace Pomfret
Conn for interment.
On Thursday 9th inst Mrs. ELIzABETH WooD, in the
7s.h year If her age
The friends and relatives OF the family invited to
attend her funeral at the house of her son.inaw jacob
d. L. Armour 2s4 Rivngton street, tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
0Iy- The members and OK members OF Hook and Lad.
der Company No requested to assemble at the sta
ton hsuse this afternoon at o'clock for the purpose Of
paying the last tribute respect their deceased
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
Foreign Markets.

BARBADOS, Jan. l5.-Numevous arrivals having taken
place from both the Mother country and the United States
our markets for most Of tho articles Of produce &C.
we'll supplied The rates to-day fellows go
wives S3to3a bread, navy SO 81; pilot S3l 3A beef
prime 81 az; crackers 81 to 90 per bb and plenty
81 60 to 10 candles American ellow IL to lac per
b composition 4oc cheese American best 10 2c plen
ty; -four, superfne American S5a 8; hams, American
Sc; behring's SO per Dbl; hay, American 81 l2l
% per cwt ice 80 per cwt; lard American &C., lumber
VIZ Sis TO 30 per M scarce, r. S22 to 24 shingles,
cypress 20 OF cedar and white pine 50 asf per Nj but.
25 cornmeal 81 At; mackerel So none in market;
rice, Carolina So IS
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
Intelligence from Washington,

There has been fare up between Black, Of
Georgia, and Giddings, of Ohio, They were par
ticularly severe upon each other. Our correspon
dent gives all the particulars.
We have good many facts relative to the past
nominations, and the nominations to be made,
which we may give tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
-, S55I7, IB3 19,0l9,460 75,l36649
Value OF agricultural products of 1914 Slgg 735 248

Iotal ........................S :. 1854 871, ,897
Aowng Tor no increase in the value of manufactures
and mining OF these States from 1910 to lsa4 we find
that the value of the three principal resourc es Of these
States was In 1884, S264 s97 the products of
miners and the operations of the manufacturers increase
more rapidly, than the products Of the SOIL they
not so sensibynected by the safely
innate an increase Of twenty five per cent in these
resources which would swell the value Of the products
OF these Satesrom these threesources to;S2s3 O5e
The products of the forest included in this state
ment add the value ohese and the annual products OF the
nine delinquent stes and Territories would be valued
ct about three hundred millions of dollars These Slater
have an aggregate debt of $l5 the annual inter
est on which amosnts to about six and half millions OF
DOLLARS TO pay which would only require average tax
OF about two cents every dollar of the annual pro
ducts Of the States The payment of this tax would be
severely felt than at any other time as the
value of the products is increasing from year to year
rapidly that corresponding reduction in the rate Of
taxation would take place. until the of each
State would become great that gradual reduction Of
the debt would be very easy thing With the elements
ofwealth which these States have within their limits
is issurprsng that there should exist so little disposition
olquidate the liabilities of the State, to pay the
annual interest the debts fagrculture is the source
OF ell wealth then the States Of this Union rich
deed Tor in proportion to the rumber of inhabitants the
United States is the greatest agricultural country in the
world In 1s4l the agricultural products OF France were
valued at s65a 22l,sl2, and the population numbered
81 200 900 souls.
GRAIN PRoDUcED IN FRANCE UNITED STATES
18il.
Vdlue of
Products agricultural
Population. of grain, Drodtcfs
France 31,200 900 Bushels, 57 5504a3 S652 8I2
United States. o6256s Bushels 5s3ssss7o S5s 5g
With population nearly double that of this country
with debt amounting to ooO averaging $54 to
each inhabtant-with annual taxes ten times greater
than those Of any delinquent State in this Union-we ud
that the agricultural productions of France were not in
ls4 vaued so high as those Of this conntry The re.
sources of this country beyond calcuationhey
which, nine States and Ter.
ritories are weighed down by aggregate debt OF only
Sis 600 900. These States have sufficient means to
promptly pay the interest a debt three times this
amount and yet the inhabitants allow their creditors to
suffer- year after year. for the want Of what is their Just
due.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
The Malls.

All the mails from Washington, and between
here and there, arrived last night. We have,
therefore, the full proceedings of Congress to the
latest dates.
We learn frem Mr.. j. w. Sullivan, who came
through from Philadelphia, by express, that tn.
track was not clear last night 1t will be so pro
baby to-day The difficulty is between Newark
and New Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

FED 6-The offerings were 100 Pennsylvana beef cat
tie $50 which were taken to New York; so cows and
calves; 400 swine and 600 sheep.
Prices-Beef Cattle40O head were sold at A Is bo
for ordinary to good and So for extras, the 100 lbs
Cows and calves sold at Sl6 SO
Swne-Sales at 81 so 4 10 the 100 lbs
Sheep were mostly taken at 81 90 a 3 90 each as in
quality.
HayPrices little higher in consequence Of the
the bad state OF the roads, Sales Of good Tmohv at rs
as7lc the cwt Rye straw We quote at SIS $s the 100
bundles.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
state or Trade

BREADsTurTs-No alteration from the quotations of
yesterday Georgetown four 81 62t; western, 81 s73
CoTToN The market remains quiet The operations
to-day are merely nominal Exporters demand some re-
duction in rates. which holders will not accede to.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
Married..

On Thursday evening, 9th inst in st Stephens Church.
BY the Rev Joseph H. Price, HENRY STErHENs, to ANN
ELIZA LuysTER, all Of this city.
A. Babylon a. I)sn Wednesday morning, 9th inst by
the Rev. Mr.. Johnson, RICHARD A. UpALL 10 MARIA AN.
rosrrrr, eldest daughter OF T. CARL, Esq
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
Pass.nrexa Arrived.

Nrw OairAns-Ship Vicksburg-Mrs. A. M Barstow and
Mr q Bastow Capt D. Stark, Nessrs NJ H. nackett
aud I. Bell, and "A IN the steerage
Ntw OBLEANs-Ship q erea-Mr. Crocker.
CHARLEsror-ShipC Charleson-Capt j. Copklin r. r. Cas-
sldy, e Caye and lady, Rev. Z. T. Hnman, L. Saxon A.
Cope, end 6 in the ase.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
B O A r DING

Is y A n II N G
A WIDOW LADY, respectfully connected in this CITY, il.
dslrous Of entering into for
rom hs st q May next with small respectable family who
sase and few additional boarder. occupying the
the hosss-which to be central and
N ey satisfactory references to be exchanged Add
MIS-. "A. d Herald Cfhce f8 lmdh
BOARDING WANTED ON STATEN ISLAND
WANTED-Fourh bed. in three bedrooms for gentleman IA
wldower) and five children toue young lady) with
mae servant stting,room where piano be placed
also required Apply 10 e. Nassau Post Office New
York, stating terms and accommodations IL 3tsrc
BOARDERS WANTED.
HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS TO LET with
- Board the second of the pleasantly house
No Broadway, fronting the Battery, the Fountain
Il 1wrc
REV. B. F. BARRETT will deliver his Eighth Lecture
hrs next sabbssh ito morr9Wl Evening the N Y Society
oclock Subject World Of Spr the First State Of
pousd. f8 ltsrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

Foreign smp0rtatl0ns.
LAausA-Schr Alliouash-226o quinals ogwoodl To III
Todd. -
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desirous Of converting their left OF
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting city or changing real
dence having any supuous fleets to dsrose Of will nd il
much to their advantage send for the Subscriber who will
attend 1T their residence BY appointment.
J. LEVINSTYN,
<66 Broadway, up stairs
prompt attention. Is I'm fEoplNer
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
SPRING COURSE OF LECTURES

COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
No. 81 Crosby Street, New York.
THE SPRING COURSE OF LECTURES at the College
oi physcians and Sur. will be on Tues.
day. lth March iSt5, and continued until Of June
will he occupied bv the Clinique. ~
The course will consist Of the following Lectures on
Diseases the Skim by H. D. Bulkey NJ D. late Physician
to the New York Dispensary. -~'A'
fessor Of Pathology, Berkshire Med. Inst
Diseases Of Os and Csrvx Uter by Chandler r. Gilman NJ
d., Prof Obsts. Cole Phys and Surg.
AnatoMy PhysiSo and Pathology Ear, by Willard
Surgical Anatomy, by Regions by James Qua akenboss NJ
late Prof Ana &C., Wlloughby Med. Coll.
Pathology OF the Liver plesn and PancIeas by William c.
Roberts, N. D.. Phys: TO Northern Di.yensary.
Phys. and Surg. " "
Anatomy and Diseases Of the Eye by George Wilkes
M D Surgeon to the New York Eye infrmary.
The several will be illustrated by clinical
at the College, and at the New York Eye nfrmary.
Fee for the whole course, dollars
GEORGE WILKES, M. D.,
nv , ron, President of the Association.
w. y. RUBERTS, M. D., Secretary. rs
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
TRYON's CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
opE M = TJSniV " p =; Wy VIZ

OPEN EVERY EVENING
Boxes. IS cents. Pit ...... l21< cents.
THIS EVENING"
. - Full Performance in the Ring.
On Monday will be brought superb New Pantomne
with ipnumerable Tricks and Changes Mr. Cole the great
C0ntOrOnist is to play the Stage Clown. 10 lt*rc
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
THE ORPHAN EAMu

THE ORPHEAN FAMILY
Will give GRAND FAREW ELL CONC ERT at Palmo's
orera House, Saturday Evening This will positively
be their Last Concert before leaving the city
Tickets lower boxes and parquette cents upper boxes
% cents Doors open at 6a-coDcert commence at IN
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
-, President of the Associat
w. G. ROBERTS, M. D., Secretary. rs IL

INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
HUTCHINSON RUNYON, offer for SALE the best assort-
ment of India Rubber Shoes in the city, comprising every
variety il use which for beauty and Durability
which do sen the coolest weather and away, retain
their color Purchasers invited call and
stock.
~ We sell cheap at wholesale and retail
Warehouse of the Newark NJ India Rubber Factory So
Maidenane HUTCH NSON s. RIJNYON' -
f8 lwis*rc
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
ARCHITECTURE.

ARCHITECTURE.
ERED SCHMIDT beRs leave inform his friends and the
pubc that he has removed his Office from 1872 Broadway
IS where Persons desrous Of building invited
anime selection of original and tasteful designs from Cot
tage upwards to the Villa Nanson all the
styles Of achectu and where he prepared furnish Pans
Drawings, Specifications Estimates and Contracts Build
ngs Of every description and supentends the erection thereof
7
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES
r EAL ESTATE AUCTION SALES, at the Merchants.
Exchange attended to by the subscribers usual on as
liberal terms other Brooklyn property will be az
tended 70 by James Cole 6S Fulton street. Brookyp and adj
vertissd III both the New York and papers or by
+. II. LUDLOW u Co,
1a3O 2w~rc 2S Broad street. cor. Of Exchange Place
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
Miscellaneous Record.

PACKET SHIP PATRIcK HENRY, for Liverpool will sail this
morning. (havng been detained oy ce Her letter bags win
close at half past nine o'clock A. NJ the Merchants Ex
change.
This PACKET DUCHESS DE ORLEANS will sail ON Tues
day, Feb II.
ARRIVALS AT CHARLEsroN.-Harbor Masters Report Co
January. Arrivals = f "
42 Ships, % Barques, IS BrR,
76 Schoonsrs Soops, 68 Steam Boat.
CLEARANcEs
81 Ships, 10 Barques, 81 Briggs,
70 Schooners Sloops, SO Steam Boats
IN PORT, JAM 81.
20 Ships, 10 Barques, 10 Brigs
81 Schooners, Sloops, Steamboat,
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
AUCTION SALES.

LOTION NOTlCE-ssle Of various articles of valuable
Mortgage, from II Murray street and elsewhere - " "
Also. the Fornure If family giving up housekeeping
Same time, the balance stock of Cabinet Maker which
the auction head. ~ " ~ oe'
been called for. THOS BELL Ancs,nns.r
rs lt~Tc N -~NS.'"'eet