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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
u ID LhON.

EHAVE removed heir Establishment 10 heir
IA New BI'k Building, east side Of MIR
IkET s.. a few doors below The Post Cmrc
where they hove supplied themselves with a
aew and l1rge Ensine ani other fixture for
i'aclr business, ~ superior style.
They carry uu The House and STEAM.
BOAT PLUMBING in an its branches.
They have con ttnuy un hand Hvdiap,s If
various t~c-ciI ton, hHrers' settles. water clos.
iei>, bath 'uh., bot and cold shower bath. To-.
Iiorti inr bleaching, chemical arp r,iu>. sf
r'h'n>, pa cot bath humps. lead pipes OF al l>rz.
IS, sheet lead OF any 'iCkuc>s aud worked up
IN Hny manner of lUIm. =
Wafer conducted through leo lon pines from
springs 10 dwHIii1e hru,es in the copptty.
AIso-hEt PUMPS hued up 10 orIef.
LEATHER HOSE,
superior pumps 70, country wells Steam En-
.gIntS sc. &c.
an ord.', O. auk.uiy received and punciu
ally attended tD.
STEIN POWER.
For manuifc'UfIu g PURPOSES .1r h7 srprli,l
~ several descriptions al ucrEsu... iI ts
- story Dt lhcr building. ur op rfe gio,nt
door a' very mu5ara" root.
Wheeling, Feb 10. 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

IlIE sIhscIhrr h1s removed his Cor47r,
store, iu .hc stand iurufIy tecua.,d by
s'oct on hnnd of Ropes. Bed TUrFaarf T,yi,,s
u every dcscr ptI1u, which will be- sold los, t,y
ash or battered for BCssway. Ginseng or EIsv.
''rd' ~ clsn prices The public are respectful.
" requested O. giyc him % cali before r',r,L,..
il 81 'WH'fr. tiIAELES ~ BERRY.
aug Z HCsd Jf N,ttrsfr,.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WATER STREET,

WTfEELTNU, .FN. -.
FE<HE undersigned respectfully inform Ine pubs
"a lie. that they have leased the abevc house
for n term OF year,; have Ind i, entirely re. mcdeled
and very much improved in the arrangement OF its
rooms and porches; have had il newly und hands
somely painted. %carpeied and papered throughout
and newly furnished. in a style unsurpassed by any
Hotel in the West. Every article is cn,irely now
aRd The whole house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They offer the accommodations Of the house 10
the public. fully determined, that all guests shall
find nj their house. entertainment that will not fa'
To ahlrd satisfaction.
From The superior arrangement OF The House ana
Table, and The location of the house in front OF the
Steamboat lnndine. they indulge The hope. 'ha
they nil receive q liberal share uf public patronage
may 3 MITCHELL g. CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

% CASKS Madden
80 so Bags Pepper
90 do Pimentos
Is Bills Alan
80 boxes Bunch Raisins
2 bales ; 5 Almonds
2 cases birthstone
cask Blue Viiriol
2 barrels I loves
200 Mats Cassia
30 boxes Chocolate
| cnsk Chalk
I barrel Camphor
10 barrels Ca .1wCod
80 do Clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
4 ceroons Indigo
I cask Lamp Black
2 cases Liquo.Ice Ball
26 kegs Mustard M
l-2 barrel M tmeg
so barrels Loaf Sugars.
AIIlnst received and TO. sale by
~ 10 tRANGI.E q RAILEYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

EOA BAGS RIO COFFEE;
OOU 90 do Java Do
% Bugs Pepper;
30 do PimenIo;
30 Chests Young Hyson Ten;
10 do Gun Powder Do
| Cask Carrots Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Alum;
a Casks EPSON Salts;
4 do Saiernlus;
do Boston Syrup;
do Madder;
200 do Liquorice Ball;
4O Boxes IS. IS, l2s. 10 and pound Lumps
Tobacco of superior qualities;
do b7dy's Twist Tobacco;
2jOO do Brozirr's and SheeIing Copper
300 do Cinnamon;
2 Cefoon's 5 r Indigo
6 Bbls Coprcras;
% Boxes NJ X RaisIns;
4 Bhls Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
q do Pulycfized DO
do Gloves;
dn Nutmeg;
10 Boxes Chocoluic;
10 do Vafiegaied Soaps;
Bale Bordeaux Almands;
1000 do Cotton Yarns, Nos 3 10 i0-insi re-.
ceived aud Tor sale 10y WM FLEMING.
sp 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
LADIES' SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

Z.
No 10 Nam 81. Il zen doorS ob.Ue the bookstore al
Um J R.bb.
WHEELING. VA.
} ESPECTFULLY irf,rrnS The Ladies OF Vince.
ne ling, hat he manufactures Ladies' Shoppers oi
nl styles aud COLONS. uf superior qualify aud
beauty. lie warrants al work rom his shop 10 he
superior To E'siern manufacture, aud Will be sold
90 per cent cheaper.
The public are invited Ia coil aud talisfy Them,
S,lvcs. l0m inn o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

lioin street, iccsi side. q indoors beio1 Mar
Ret AHcy.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
CONNELLY " SONS, would respectfully
~ . inform their friends aud Tie public rencrh "
'ha' they are nUw receiving u large aud well sel-c.
ted stock OF BoO:s and Shoes OF every description
md qualify whi'h they prepared 10 sell rs low as
hey eau be had IN the city. Their stock consists
IN part - lu'l"ws:
300 paits hicu'sslnui Co'fB6o's
2O1 do do KIN do
l5O do light CAT do
200 do du Morocco Il OTIS
300 do Tnrk KIP Btogans
100 do Calf do
200 dc Seal aud Notocco Brcgons
- do Lasting Caters
300 do Seal nud Morocco Nulliitrs
300 pitts Women Niurutro Lace b ots
700 do Cali do do
100 do KIP do do
300 pair Ladies' KID Slippers
300 pairs Misses de- Spring shippers
25O do Seal and KID Bnskins
100 d. KID Ankle.I ies
100 do HAL Gauers
73 pnirs Ladies' cnlored s inrcrs
luuO dn Childrcu's shoes different qualities
iJO do Youths GRAINED shoes
100 do do Calf d.
700 do Ladies Cater Boots
100 do do Walking shoes and Bnrklns
200 do do Pcegcd Mcrocco Busklns
Together with n great many different qualities,
too numerous tn mention. Also n good assortment
Of best Baltimurc Spanish. Red aud Country Sole
Leather. A icw d, news Lesi Boo, Morocco, NIGGA
d"re KID aud French Morocco skins; striped bind
'ngs' Travelling Valisos aid Carpet Bags, superior
quality. CIV" us'n call. may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
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CAITION no ALL.

.
EFT ALL He WORLD TAKE NOTICE.
AND Bee ABEFUL NOT TOBUY THE
lSUGAR COATED)IMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY Box
has on u the wR ITEM signature OF The orr
sindl inventor and pdtentee,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
These pleasant II Is possess pnweis to open
SIT The natural a. aims oi The system viz: The
LUNGS, KfDNE VS.. SKIN d. BOUELS-
hitherto cNENpTS IN he practice OF medicine;
mi Sc complete has been heir Triumph uvet
al other medicines that many have been led
I" suppose hey contain some powerful mineral;
bal uUon examination by DrS Chiffon, Ram
do'phi Huntington and others, This supposinon
is o. nucc proved O be gjonudlCsS.
Sod 10 New York. at the principal Office,
~ Greenwich street, also by RuSh'o on & Co,
Bro dway. corner o; iith street.
Pamphlets TO- be had at agents graiis.
B.-Por>onS vii also nouce IN the top =
Del an engraved Indian figure, cross cd wrh fine
ri rIfui.
HE genuine may also be bought with Saeny
~ d. Guiun'~, conner at Il very and Gland
>'tcrt. aud Mis- Hays, 1879 Fulton steer, Brook.
.vn, anh 20 res prctable stores throughout the
Urft.I Str'c~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
NEW AND RICH JEwELRy.

VIE S"hscrter would respectfully inform hi
4 friends aud customers. and The pnblic q ,nc-
rally that he has just returned from The East. with.
me best assortment at rich and fashionable pooI.
that has ever been offered IN Tins city. cousis.ine M,
pes - f,i',,s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
GLUE MD GIlA~s pAPER.

a IlNE assortment nf Ploin Hats suiiahie fo,
fht"1, both Black and Dfab. kepi constant.
y "n h1nl 1nd for ,ale how nj on, Cbeon Ifa, a.I
a. E,iahIi.bmcni Tniun s'
mar - DARE g. HOCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
SUGAR COATED PILLS " DISEASE
MORE EVIDENCE.


RE II HllL, OF the irm Of Girlcy e. Hill.
We ltg Broadway, says The Sugar Coated
Indian VcgefaiIe Pills are S]uperior io any he
ha> ever taken liz wife has found ihcm de
ii-htul and sMcttious.
Miss ID UGtfs>, corner Wa her and Ludlow
s''et,s, has been cured 1T pain IN The head.
irnne>, Of sight, aud dizziness nl long stand
/ iug. by Ih.m PIl..
Mus Siu ". OF % Henry stree. cured OF
nAins aud cramps ~ cigh' years sanding
Ma AIEINs, ol 2j} GfteuwIeh street. rureI
ol fy.H'p>il ui seven years ,flaIfng
Ma CtnLOcE'~ t8nghfcr. \ St1ile street. cur
cd 900 worms 10 heir W .r>t toI M.
REy Ma PJRNErr, OF BruokIyn. cured oilu
Iou> complaint, weakness, &C..
We need not add mole. Evidence crowd.
1Iou Us from % q@g1itars No Pnl.tyer Before
freDmp.l,hei~I mu,h wuh 81. lfIe trouble and
o. aGrrcahlcuc-s , a,D Smuh's( Sugar Coated.
Improved luti1n Vegeiab.e pilS' Sold M
Gunn'> conner Biwety audGfand .'s. Pbrio..
ruroer of Bocknan and William ,rrfer>; Eve.
reu's % Hut on 50 Mrs Uay'S Iig Fulilp -
u.kyri1 2I3 G~rrcnvi,a street. Examin.
me ioNrl-loyk iof D. :N.rna writsn sic,s
'bic 90 10 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

~ n ANl JUST received q arg. and wei sclCclct
stock al fashionable Booze aud shoes. snra.
a. part as follows;
al pair racn'a inc calfsli'ched and pcggeI bnnls
100 do d. yCcgcd muuOtCu do
96 do do du seal dp
&c do do heavy cali aud kip d.
2UO pair mcn's iiuc moDrcu uu liicrs
$50 DO de- DO cali mnutucs
6OG do Do heavy cali and kip i .
500 do de- comm % X y and coarse DO
200 do do hes, coarse mour,cs
100 Ju do seal uu hGcrs 50 do du sai,er boot,
500 do mems morocco slippers
200 do d" calf md morocco pumps
100 do do seal DO
100 par bnys' hrsl ki,, mnurocs
2nn % dn common KIP do
$50 do do calf aud morocco doNuiuGs
100 do do morocco slippers
Us pair yur!h'sG fac calfaud morocco shoes
100 do Do kip m1urucs
500 pair Childtcu's poggcd grain shoes
100 do women, oalt aud kp lace brurs
300 d. do nd aud goat boots
100 dn de- gii'cr do
$50 pr Iudirs'hrk x cuvd hlfcauur, ~ Yanons kind
400 do ladies' Gulf and muru,c" hu,hiu,
goo de- do pcEGcd kip shoes aud hu,lins
POO do do s,ni p,pucd shoes Cuw pucc)
800 do de- hid Il p2.r, Oow rnte)
800 DO do seat uud morocco Shippers do
POO do de- eamhroon do dn
800 DO ladies tine ktd spring hco'cd slippers
500 DO dp common jn d. do
100 ip DO h,atdtJ morocco huskirs
80 d, d. hid wuikiug shoes aud hu,kins
10 DO do Gu, kul ruU,rJ sIp'rs and buskius
loo DO d. cui'd MD slipper. various kinds
500 do do m ssos' Md y morco shp'r[iuw pf'
2IO do do spring hccl,d slipper,
100 dn H. 'ol'd Nd sliuu"rs and half CATERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

1000 lbs oak Tan = nuish sole Leather
5000 do hcml, ck IAN do do dy
300 do country sole do do
10 dozen currl,u boot morocco skins
10 do Madras d" do do
6 i, fine cutrisu hid do
) DO brush ii, do
6 du Pink lining SKINS 10 duz fuIr Innings
10 do blnd ne 'kius $50 lhs heel s~pnrshles
600 papers oi !, e aud s uus ccs lacks
20 bushels Hrs'uu shoe pegs a,,nricd sizes
$50 los Ne 3 best hnllulcachod shoe Thread
POO d" M 10 blcathcd aud cIccu DO
Together with huo' webbing, boot lacos, black
npc, brlsucs. nul shoc backing, (hlnsuu's best,
warmutcd To- Toe u irsi mIe nuiclc)-Alsu 30 dozen
mcn', aud BAYS summer hats uf different kinds.
The ah"yc siuck las teen selected rom The manu-
iaci"rcts with gr"at care. expressly Tor the relaIl
rndc. and winch We can recommend In our
custom r. ns tciug i,st rare articles. all If which
.NNc viii cell extremely low for cash.
Oar old customers aud lLr public. are respectfully
invited Ia call and examine unr stock. and we
Irl'is" ourselves tn sell as good nm article. mud Us
cheap, MS any other Store m Wheeling. Country
merchants viii do well 10 give w. 6 call tciorc
urchusirg 9, a. We SHAH he culb'ed To sell rhcm
'ot' oud shoes 10y Tie dozen ,cry low Tor cash.
az ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
LiOUORa. ~LINInH..

LIQUORS ITQTOES.
w p u, I' s'o 3. q s'p T,.. ;.ss, q, =. g,vscs' Q.
~. EnChci Brand,
Sf"ueNe t1
Dupug do
rUel. Cos. I''on s. Co,
HOLLAND Can, Bpblru, importation
8 Inl Cfo.y Kuw,
New England db
Ssh Ird S.n.Cu Viii kcr.
Madeira Wine,
Puu. DO &c Etifur.a'e low bg
iehF SIlRiVtB STEIIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

EEu>slA IRON CRATES sill n skc to or.
n . der. those highly usourl aud bc-uuiuluuice
vhl'h add so much io lice npaufv. as well nv CON.
iun Ola rnr'ut; aud nIl kinds e JIh work rn lhc
shufe~i noGcc, end on most reasonable terms.
on ~ THOS GCTLBERTSON. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

h y usc3ucncc at tho Gr.,I Mn p.,ot.
IA tween those justly ctl,haf.d Mao. Pm,
and Fa'h'0", having cpue 90 over thc hong ,.arJ
Course on The l5h l'rl. ttr sab,,,t,t b,. ,,
u m'eH ''mprieD. 'tf she lon,Gt of his nrmrru.
'us'"n"r-, To- hnns uut n]up.,,r Iui Of hu.c syi,,J,i
f''"tF ms Which Will hr upeu ST. 900 p.r'on tia.
'"F' M p'fs "s WISHING .ur 70 surcrb ntuclc. wall
"o "t' 10 eau a"d 'SlruJ'c lhc o.srrmeui. Ai,a
e very Gpc aui,le Of Beaver ,nF n ,,,,, u,
JUS ""''''' "" &C MCAlLAM.
$'gH II Tie BE E'u,b II4i. rs .Y,,g 3,
THlY -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
WHOLESALE Ann prT.n.

COPPEK, TN. ANJ SuHET IRON WAR;
NUFACTORT
n II Inc old sinud on UuIun street, hct~cci
IA Main and NJ ukei, Wheeling. Va | Won
respectfully call The attention ut Ky friends and TO-,
public generally, 10 INV assortment ulIBr 40
Wares. which Wi. hc disposed ui very low lr
ut 90 prompt custom crs.
0p27 InDS CULBERTSON. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

All Of which will I've sold at very low prices an,
warranted of the best qualify. Also. MAHOGANY
NENLERS Hair cloth and YauuIsh. constantly o,
hand.
STEAM Boats furnished with every Article q
turnIlurc on short notice aud ON the veIy best leIm
Hp %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
r SMITH,


JBH DODSON,
HENRY Smith.
gfThe true and genuine 'Wstar', B,lsam
OF Wid Cherry Is sold az established assneie,
IA al par ; OF the United States.
Sold IN Cincinnati on The C rner o. -Four h
aud Walnul stree s by
SANFORD & PARK,
zen 70 Gent Agents Tor thc Western States
Sold in Wheeling, by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20
H3S pssCkU2es gu EsOOeS ;lAi1 SHAFTS.
NEENaAN 81 MAXW EEAA

TUU % do pcteCu mOFuCCl busNlr9
100 do do kId AID ,uutu c. walking shoes
1850 do do cali aud mCrucco lace hun,s
'lu0 do do kip aud grainod de-
300 do Children hnc, shoes aud halt paiiers
200 do do cold had tuo,s add ank.e n,s
200 do do black ktd buuls
100 do do do aukiciics
do do seal and murruccn do
500 dn do seal aud mlmcco boots
500 do do do do Glow prcc)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-20

~ 'NNaHNb SlsNHsN w ANf. kOpDNS,
No. l43 MAIN STREET. WHEELING. Va.
WHEY keep constantly on hama very extensive
assortment of suprror Mahogany. French,
Grecian oud Rocking Chairs, Snfns. Per Fables.
Dressing Bureaus. Bcdsicads. Burcons, Tables. &c,
together with every article of The latest style, and
best finished
FURNITURE,
Ever offered in has city. Gill and Mahogany framed
Locking CLASSES. aud Looking Glass Plates of ali
sizes PorraiI aud Picture frames OF oyop variety
ami STYLE.
UPHOLSTERY WARE. consisting Of Feather
Beds. BulstcrS. Guided Hair Mattresses, ond Mat
l'cssos Of all kinds, with oil olhcr articles of
| IhulsierV Ware. on baud and " nee Tn order
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
New Portshle Gas Company.

There was pretty good attendance last evening
at the American Institute, to investigate the poss-
bility Of establishing company for the supply OF
this article TO the residents Of this city and other
parts. Mr. Charles was in the chair. Little or no
information was given ON the subject, during an
interesting discussion, than what has already ap-
peared in our columns. The affair terminated by
Mr.. Bates moving the following resolution:
Resolved, As is the opinion Of this meeting that is
desirable that the experiment of Furnishing our
with cheap light should be tried and it the portable gas
can be furnished equally safe, and at cheaper tate
than that which is furnished, measures should be
adopted TO carry it into Immediate effect.
\ The resolution having been put, was carried
unanimously.
A number Of gentlemen then put down their
affair. and in the meanwhile others recurring in.
formation on the subject might have it by applying
at the office Of Mr.. Charles, l8 Wall street; or al
the Office of Mr. Clirehugh, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
Movements OF travellers.

The influx OF travellers, more especially from
the South, exceeded at the generality Of the prn-
cipa hotels, the average OF the last few days. The
arrival of the London, Liverpool, and Havre
packets has contributed to swell the catalogue be-
yond our design, and we must be content with the
following selection -
AT THE AMRRIcAN.-H. l.. Stearns, Boston /;
Peters, Baltimore K. A. Aylmer, Reading; r..
K. Voris, Sing Sing.
AsroR-J. P. Bagley. Cuba Judge Haveland,
L. Island M: Lewis, Baltimore; w. Carter, Man.
Ewing, U. S. A. w. B. Moore, Belfast, Ireland !;
John Warner, and Edward Bradburn, Loadon
Capt Griswold, London packet ship North Umber-
land
CITY-James P. Farley, Boston Hon. John
Allen, Rochester; Geo. Mcintyre, Charlottesville,
Va. J. H. Ballock, Warren, N. c.; Howard
Williams, Richmond, Va. Edward Donaldson,
I. s. ship '' Erie )" Thomas Digby, Boston.
FRANKLIN HoTKL-D. B. Stevenworth, Albany /;
P. w. Moore, Cleveland ]. W. Gordon, do; j.
A. Rogers, Louisville, KY.
GLOBE HoTEL.-Thos. +. Robins, Vicksburg
E. 0. Manley, London |; A. Clifford, England G.
H. Fisher, Philadelphia.
ST. GEoRaE's HoTEL.-T. Hustiss, Washington;
George SHINES, Kentucky; Isaac Kittridge, New
Hampshire.
HowARDs' HoUsK-Mr. Linthican, Georget0wn;
John c. Rives, editor of the Globe, Washington; |;
M. Mitchell, Hudson; COL A. s. Tegler, Sarato-
ga; h. w. Loder, Baltimore; Geo. Wood, Phlla-
delphia; T. Mason Mitchell, do; N jackson Duf-
fee, do; Collector Van Ness and family, OF New
York.
WAvRRLY HousR.-Robert Henry Giles, A. L..
White, jr., James Ludlow, all Of Boston; Capt
English, New orleans; Major ]. Hopkins, Augas-
ia GeOrQia.
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
Thcatricals, &c.


Mr. Anderson commenced Encouragement Of nights
at the st. Charles Theatre, New Orleans, on the 18th in
stant
Hervio Nano the celebrated Gnome Fly" arriv cd in
this city by The Francis l. last evening from Havre
The Orphean Family are at Portsmouth, Va.
Herr Otto Moty the equestrian and M. Cassimer, the
French drummer, are with Rockwell and stones Com
pany in Boston, drawing good audiences.
J. g. Whitaker, the celebrated equestrian belonging
to Manns Company arrived recently in Pontiac from
Porto Rico He states the company had suffered severely
at the above place. for Ave days together they could only
obtain pint Of water each.
Mons. and Mad De Korponay about to repeat their
lessons in dancing and music in Washington.
The Campanologisns give farewell concert in New
Orleans on the 18th instant.
Mr. rrazer's illness at Mobile has been the means of
posponing the Of the opera there
The new Oraorio of the Seven Sleepers wos brought
out on Tuesdsy evening in Philadelphia and very
successful.
drama entitled Fleur dc Marie, the work Of Charles
Saunders and embodyng the gist Of the Mysteries Of
Paris has been running near three weeks In Boston, Il
has also been played in New Orleans to full houses.
Forrest is to open in Paris with cued company, In
May next.
acready will take Covsnt Garden II il can be reason
ably obtained, and open with Charlotte Cushman immt
lately.
Mr. Horn has recently published some new operettss
which are quite sensation in the musical world
oil London His Oraorio II Satan to be produced
oy the Mephonic Society, and struggle is said to be
taking place between the principal vocas az to which
Of them shall be ntrut.d with tho chief His
seven Ages are also highly commended by the leading
musical journals Mr. Horn has recently been Appointed
musical director at the Prncess Theatre and Il busly
engaged in arranging several opcrettaa for that e
Enlistment Mrs. Horn purposes returning 10 this coup
try at en- early period.
-
The New York herald., 1845-03-29

HraALp must be paid the only authorized agents. Zie
Co, Ledger Building, THIRD street, Chestnut Ter
without il; delivered f. Of charge part OF Phadep
Single copies for sale as above daily, at oclockPrc
GEMS.
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale Saturday
nsprce sx cents or - rer annum, delivered in psr
Philadelphia, free Of postage.
~ All the and cheap Publications for sale their
tablishment, As soon as issued Wholesale and rets
" With the exception Of one the iierald' is n
much, perhaps in hladephia, paper pubshed|
that city, pordng valuable medium advertisers Ad
trement handed the agents at half past o'clock will
pear in the Herald day. M II
Seals Hair Restorativc, at his Agency,
Walhet st., lst store FROM Broadway.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at
only cncy, 81 Walker street, fire. store from Broadway
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Oyer and TeymAiner.

This Court met at the usual hour.
Case Of Clarkssn and Edsar.-The applications on III
part of the prisoners. Clarkson and Esgerthe forme
confined on charge offorgery-the latter charge
burglary and breaking from prison, for reduction
BAIL were enied.
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Supreme C0urt-In Chambers.
Before Jud1e Edwards

William Rogers George Price The defendant Prie
brought up in charge Of the Sherf under the act
punish fraudulent debors at the suit OF the plaintiff.
whom he owes $As9 and the charge being fully sui
taned he was ordered to find two aurees to respond
the amount
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PcrsonaI Movements.

Mr. Gddon 10 about to deliver course Of lectures on
Egypt, in Richmond, Va.
Dr. Holleck has returned to this city and will repeat
his lectures ON the Origin Of Life
The ladies of the Durand Missionary Society, of New
Haven recently made Henry Clay life member Of the
$50. Mr.. Clay acknowledged the favor in letter.
Gov Steele has designated Thursday the 18th Of April
day Of fasting and prayer in New Hampshire.
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Common Pleas.


MARCH 2s.-Noyris Ferguson In this case, aread
noticed the Jury rendered verdict isr plaintiff $25 dan
age and cents costs
John G. Sperine Charles X Cro,clsy-In this cas-
plaintiff 90 pointed executor to Abraham Potts, W n
by his WILL left $3.50 his and the residue oi the pr
perty to be equally divided among his feur daughers
whom DEFENDANTS wife was she having made sppl
cation for her share, he paid her Q sum amounting
nearly 5000. On the estate being afterwards sworn
fore the Surrogate appeared that she had received TO
much and action is brought to recover the surpu
The only defence offered to the form Of sctioi
defendant alleging that action ought to have bee
brought the Verdict for plaintif SIS o. sui
sct to the opinion of the Court with liberty to eh'
party to bring in bill Of e1ceptions &c.
MURDER IN MANcHEsTKR, N. Hive learn sthd
man named Parker Collector of the town) wa
decoyed, recently, into piece Of woods by
couple OF villains, under the pretence that ihd
wanted him to show where Va Mrs Bean lived 1
He was found dead this morning with his throI
cut. He is supposed to have had with him 1900
$1,000. Two men, one a notorious gambler, al
suspected. Theylhave fled.
STEAMBOAT BURNT.-On the 18th instant, at
o'clock, M, the steamer Beeswing, Red RiyI
packet. while on her passage to this port, was d1
covered to be on FIRE, in the reach, two miles bI
low Port Hudson. The boat and cargo, consist
of 300 bales OF cotton, total loss. Passengers al
crew all saved, except enc cabin boy, who WI
drowned The passengers and crew lost evel
thing, except the clothing they had at the tim|
They were brought to the city yesterday morni1
bv the steamer Alex. Scott.G, The boat was instI
ed for 500 IN. o. Pic, March 49,
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ONO RIvRR,--At Wheeling, on Tuesday, the
Ohio had seven feet OF water IN the channel
falling.
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FaoM HAvRE.-The packet ship Francois Ist,
Captain Wheden, arrived last night from Hawe,
with dates Of the Ist instant,