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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.-rh,

Tribune Of Thursday says:
The money market continues very easy a,
present rates, 5 8 per cent. The Banks keep
their discount lines full, but considerable
sums from interior banks and from capital
lists are in the market, and occasional loans on
short time on demand are made below 5 per
cent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
DR.. KEENER'S
COUGH ANDY,

y ME- suresr safest and pieosaniesi remedy now
beiore the People, f-r The cure oi Coughs.
Colds. Hos, seness. Sore ILrnaL, Asthma, Cropp.
Wocpirg Cough, difficult EIpeioration md all
other diseases Of the Throii or chest tending 10
Cos'UnPrios. II is also o valuable medicine for
public speakers. especially those whose voices up n
a little cxerlion fail them. rs IL removes Phiegm
from tho throat lU'sens The chest ind gives Them a
perfect command Of the voice. Il 10 warranted to
be on efecluai preventive Of iha BaoscHuis.
Tie medicinal portion Of ih,s CanJy is a COM
pound Of several OF The most safe and salulary TX
peciorani remedies how in daily use by our best
physicians.
Unlike many similar preparations offered 10 the
public OF late years sbis Candy really possesses meds
zeal properties, und IL warranted superior 10 sny
medicine now before he public for The care Of that
class OF diseases for VIII ch i, is recommended. Try
il aud judge for yourself.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail 10y
LAFAYETTE M'NEELY. OF his Drug and Mcji.
cine Store, 60 Main ST, Wheeling. Va. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
10000 Dollars.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of D,ioWore 4 Georgia
CLASS NO 50.
To be drawn at WilminIio ton. Saturday. Novem'r %
I 81 $4,000 l of 10000 I OF 5000 Of 5000
10 Nus. Is ballots. Tickets IL dolls; certificate
Of % wholcs l32 dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
SI1OOUt

Pokomoke River Luiery. c'nss No 238.
To be drawn al Wilmington. Wednes'y Novem'r26
1 of sl5000 OF 5000 l. Of 5000 Of 1900
10 Ms. Is hal,u,s. Tickets Sd; certificate pack.
nge &c wholes 60 dolls; shares in proporli IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
49.499 35.OG3 ma 6ol7l.

49,499 35,063 7.ll9 6,2l7 l ,3l4
Briggs over Davis. l4,436; all others over
Briggs, 1918. There are about 20 towns to
hear from.
The wings have elected 2 Senators in Barn.
stable, and, without doubt, l in Nantucket
and Dukes, making l2 in all. Vacancies %,
all! to be filed by wings.
The House, SO far as heard from stands l60
wing. 40 Loco, 3 Native.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

80 MERCHANTS AND OTHERS - Letter
ard Mute Safety Envelopes, colored. plain
md embossed; just reed and Tor salc by
nov s T HORNBROOK, Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
MILLINERY.

dresses aud B''Tde;ri Bon
French flewers. Plumes.
Silks and Salins. Silk aud :
Isle Lsces and Edung';
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
TITS STRANGE BUT TRUE.

JOHNSTON Il BERRYIIILL
- have Just returned fruin The Ensi I,r The sec.
oitf time his season. and have jus, flushed omen.
ing o''e oi The largest and best selected stocks Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goois low to he L,ond "a est
of the mountains. aud on accoun, OF having so large
. stock. We are determined TO SELL a, .uch prices
NJ cdnnoi fail 10 please. and therefore we would nj.
wise ihoss "ho wish TO purchase either by ,be
Wholesale OF rciaiIio give rs rail-. rs we are Ger
tain they will nut wish To lsok farther.
" Il. We invite the attention of Tho k,dirs to,.
ticularly.as we have The beet seleciiun uf Dress C,s.,s
:" he Ind in this or my Of The western cr,ies. and
likewise Dress Trimmings Of every description, and
we have also ON hand n splendid assor,m.n, az
Gents Wear. such as CIo'i,s. Cassimercs. Saifinetis,
Jeans ant v,sing ofevety description.
BoNNErS. BoNNETS. DRESS GOODS.
bra'd Bonneis Sdks. Saline. B,mbax,nes
straw do Cashmerss Mn de laines
Neapolitan do Alnacas. Me,;,or.
Velvet do Eoii,u ,le vcny, c.h,,,
Birds-Eye do Cloth &c
Bonnet AID Velvet Rib. Black silk Fringe. or ev,
oons, t''mps and Firm. cry width. quality and
ges. Cords * Insseis price. with several pei
Ar'ficiai flo~ err, 'plen ces OF variegnicd colors
did assortment Gt trimming dresses
CARPETS! CARPETS!i
just received several pie ccs e Csrpciing q, very
reduced priees. bid also a large assortment Of Bian-
kets.
JOHNSTON & BERRYHIL.L..
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN r DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
MAIN STREET, wnEEtiNu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

PokUmoke River LOTTERY. class No 231.
To be drawn nj Wilmington, Thursday Nov'r 81.
| of $1,000 Of $500 lof 1880 II ll40
~ Ms. IL ballo's. Tickets 50; certificate pack
age rs wholes % DOLL; shares in proporion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
o. w.

o. w. HEISKELL,
ID ESPECrtULI.Y announces 10 the Ladies' OF
IL Wheeling that he has opened q new snd
splendid stock ofri'h Fancy Goods. part Of which
are enumerated hollow
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Cashmere Pyramid Rob. = "a new ariici- )O,nb,e.
Cross over. striped and plain Cashmeres; Cashmere
d'Ecosse; fompadnnrs; niouslin De LANES; Cross
over and every other description Of colorcd and
black Aipacns
EVENING DRESSES.
Color. d and White Embroidered Partisan Robes,
Ia beautiful aticie:) White Muslin Rohes; Tasle-
,rns aid Suisses. of all kinds, very rich White ond
Colored Brucaje Silks.
Silks.
Block Satin Striped Armure ,Waiered and Striped
Pull Io Soic; s iun Striped. Brocaje. L u-itng mud
Gro lie Suisse Silks. O,nbre. Embroi .efed aud Striped
Fancy Silks.
SHAW1S.
Printed C,sl mers embd. Turkiri. Broche, Strs.
dilia. Black und mode cold Thibei (emb'd and plain
b, lie. Damask woolen md Mnslin de Lame Shawls.
FANCY GOODS.
Rich French worked Capss. Collars and Chemi.
ze,,es; French worked. Revere and Hem Stitched
Linen Cambria Handkerchief ; Velvet edg, d md
Satin Sashes fr Bonnet TrImmings; New Style
Grape Sc. rfs; Long aud half long while. cold and
black Kid Gloves; Bonnet Riblons. Blas k md white
Silk Hose; Silk Fringes ard Velvet Ribbons for
trimming dresses.
6y-In a few days he will open. in addition TO the
above, a large stock Of Staple Dry Goods, iur family
nse. nov Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
SI2.OUO.

Pukomoks River Lottery. class No 233.
To be drawn n, Wilmington. Del Friday Nvv'r 81
1 OF $4,000 Of 5000 Of 1000 Of 2O0t
as Nos. IL ballots. Tickets 81; certificate pack.
age IS wholes So dolls; ,hares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
M. & T. SWEENEY,

Lave just received aud opened 100 packages
IL FINE CHINA and QUEENSWARE
Amene other articles they have
Fine Gold band Clunu Tea Sells from 81 Ia 100 ps
Rich Gilt and Fancy do do
Do 90 extra fine do
Richly decorated Maniel Ornaments. Colognes. Fan.
cy Ink , Baskets DC. in great variety.
The L1dies are invited 10 call and examine
these. as they surP'ss amy Thing uf The kind ever
before brought 10 this country and are woIlhGooiRg
Rich Gilt aud embossed Fruit q iskeisA
White China do do
Gilt ard plain CumPoIicrs. CasseroiI
Boats AMI S;ani'; Tea Pots. Sugars y6ms
Tea ond C"fee Cups and Saucers. Plaie4 &C, nuIed
plain and ia"cy styles, IN sets or pieces To suii Gus
TONERS
la common ware we have Lirerrool Dishes and
Plates III all sizes. Teas and Cohees. Tea and Coffee
Pois. Sugars and Green's, &c, 0f various coiois.
printed. flow ing b'ue onJ Fancy Toil,, Sells; c,m.
mon edged Plates. DISHES. Teas, DC. &c, with eve.
y other srlicle usually kept IN The ,nos' extensive
embellishments il the country. and which The public
need only call aid price To he satisfied that we cell
lower than they can be purchase elsewhere. We
In We on hand and are constantly manufacturing
Cut and plain Holl Lamps. Lanterns. Tumblcrs
Dishes. sc, which Together with our stock oi
Qu~eensware, we invite the attention Of purchasers
eIihef whote snlc or re'ail. Warehouses Nos Z and
8 Monroe 81. Wheeling. Va. nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
PENNSYLVANIA STATE DEBT

Philadelphia American Of Friday says:
We have been informed to-day on what we
deem good authority, that there is every prob
ebility that the State Interest will be paid in
February. There are doubts expressed about
the ensuing August instalment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
Fry Lotteries,

Draws every Monday and Friday, al
Coving'on. Kentucky. Tickets l dollar
A cer.ifcrte Of 25 whole tickets will be
sent for Ia dollars, halves Z dollars, quar-
lcrs ) so.
All orders shall be promptly attended
TO-. ROBERT AR MSTRONG,
Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
BOoKSli BooKS!!!l
CONE Az LAsr.

f5NiAT STOCK or LARD DAMPs manu-
iaeiufed by s Archer. has just come 10
hatas- consisting IN par Of Timed Suspension. Boss
do, Extra spie ifinned Snpper. Gill and Bfonzed do
ola variety % pafierns; end Q pair Of Branch so;,s.
bic for q Hotel or Steamboat. just reed lhis dsv
end iyr sale al reduced prices. Call aud see hem
Hyou want 70 be suited Al
nov 10 J a T HORNBRooK s., Montoe ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
S2O.OOO!

Pokomokc River Lottery. Class M $50.
i" be dfa'sn at Wilmington. Del November lS.
l of 10000 OF 5000 l 81 5000 OF 1000
rs Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets S dolls; certificate
Of 25 whoies II dollsi shares in proportions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
Temple OrFO2.Eag2ee.

N. B-Oar Country Friends, un Wis.
Ting the City, will bear in mind hat our
office is removed to three doors south o:
Union, on Main Street.
q GREGORY s. Co, Managers.
RoDgRr ARM raoHo. Agent.
heeling. Wa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
$4,000.

Pokom'ke River Lo,ery. class No 23S,
To be drawn at wiimingI ton. Thursday Novem'r 90
] OF $4,000 ! oi 1000 ofl60O of 1905
20 Nos, Ia ballots. Ticl els 50; certificate pack.
age 26 wholes % dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
ME Psriu~rsh,p herc,oiure easing u,sd. The
~6rm Of , CONNOLLY s. SON. VA. tn.
day dissoived by mutual CONSENT. All rersa ha,.
log claims sgains, The 6sm will present ihsn.-
Those indebted will Please cali AID settle with J
Connolly. al tic old sisn.i.
JOSEPH CONNOLLY,
nov ! w G. CONNOLLY.
BFCONNELLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
TO ALL HON 1T May CONCERN.

ID WELDAFFER & FAIRS. would respectful
IN ly Inform their customers and he public gen,
orally. that they continue 10 manufacture oil The
dr6vSen' varieties Of CHAIRS. Seuees, Spciables.
&C. ~ sefy reduced prces. and at the shortest no
Tee possible. Their ssIabl ishmenr is Of No 1877
Main street, where they will always be found ready
io MATT ON all who may favor lheIp with a call.
Chairs %carefuily seEi 10 all parts Of the city free
Of charge.
N %. Good Poplar Lumber taken in exchange for
work. inne 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

VEARRANT's EFFERvEScENT sEJD.
il LITZ APERIENr. prepared On an entire
new principle. from q late and accurate analysts Of
he celebrated Seidluz Spring IN Germany, with
such adaiions aud improvements rs will be found
materially 10 improve rs efficacy. This much es-
leemed and highly vfluabIe preparation will not
fail 10 ea,cioslly rcmove Dyspepsia or lad. geslion.
Bilious Affections. Headache. Heartburn. AeIdiiy ~
he Stomach. Cosiivcness, q oui. rheumatism. Doss
NJ Appetite. Nervous Debility Nausea o. Venting
Affection Of lle Liver. For snle by
NOVA PRYOR a PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
S3O.OOO!

Grand Consolidated Lottery. class 10.
To he drawn a' Wilmington. Saturday. Nov'r Ia
l az $4,000 ! Of 5000 Of 1000 of2lI7|
rs Nos, IL ballots. Tickets 10 dolls; CO riiica,e
~racknge 25 wholes liS dolls; shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
TO TEACHERS AND FARENTs.

THvo ARTISTS -Bnsiol Boards. Dsi~,ng p,
~ per ard Lead Penci's Of The different shsdss,
Trdia Lux. india Rubber. Sc. Sc. For sale ~
JOHN J HASWELL. Union 81.
nov 10 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! CHAIRS!!
JAMES +. GATHER,


SUCCESSOR TO J.. CONNOLLY x soNS.l
No. 156 MARKET STREET.
9EN RESPECTFULLY informs The pub
h-M lie that he has now on hand and man.
WW- uiacinres 10 order every variety Of
~T Chairs of The latest patterns. md in a
N[G style oi workmanship not surpassed in
y The Western Country.
lie has on hand a large stock al Boston Rockers.
Hall Boston X 'ckers. Common do. Revolving Chairs
sni'nble for Counting Rooms. Ffe' oh Purlor Chairs.
several new and splendid patterns Of WOOD seat
Chairs. Dining Chairs. SeiIeos Sociab!es. Children's
Table. Rocking ead Common Chnirs. &c DC.
The public are invited 10 call and examine his
stock. as he will assure all who Iavor him with
'heir cosiom. that they shall no, he disappointed Ell
iher in Price or quality. He is determined by close
personal! attention Ia business, 10 emile himself Ia
a fair proportion OF public patronage.
Chairs carefully racked ur seni TO ATTY part OF
The city Tree of ~chnrge. en- sep IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
. OF elOOoOi
OF AS00M

D OF sl0OoOi , OF $4,000!
P"komoke River Lottery. Class No 229.
To I've drawn al Wilmington, Del November IL.
} Of $4,000 3 Of 5000 o. $500 1 Of 1000
10 Nos. Ii ballots. Tickets 8 dolls; certificate
package 90 wholes ll3 dolls; sh,res in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

seveul oIber Trimmings ard Not ons too numerous
TO mention. The above goods will he sold rs per
cent cheaper han any OF The same kind This side OF
the Mountains.
N b.. Leghorn and Straw Bmnc,s cleaned. steel
pressed, aud done up in the best style aud nj short
noiicr. MRS A WADE.
nov IL Conner Fourth a. Union So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

UCREY'S ~ LEBRATEO vERMIFUGE, fr
sale by The gross or dozen. OF The mtnuiaclu
Sefs prices. BY PRYOR q PAUL..
sov 10 l64 Market 81. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

DOCKET CO MBS Ivory. Horn. English
H"rn. Shell aud Bui,lo Horn. with a glass
~ The bundle Pocket Counts; just reed aud for sale
low by t HoRNBRooK, Monroe ST.
nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

EW GOODS Just received at the CITY Casi.
IL S'orr. rune very bsnuniul Silks aud Cab
mrrss. with n general assortment u Full aud Win
ter G'" IL. Call and examine them.
sep9 G. q ECON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

y OOKS FOR TIE YOUTH
hD The Boys Own Book Robinson Crusoe
Arabian Nights Happy Hours
Wm Tell and IIofer Tales OF The Kings Of Eng
The Fayorile Scholar Lucy and Arthur
Frank The Cold. maker's village
Puss in Boots Ocenn Work
Pariey's tale Of A lvente Self Denial
Integrity Energy
Decision BroIher and Sister
Naturalist Rambles liar v and L.gcy
III BE n Gentleman The Young S,nJent
Parley's WI Bought Rol'o BpDks complete
History of Western, Southern Middle Siaies; Just
rece we'd aud for sale by w ROBB,
nov 3 corner Of Main & Union SITS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

NA h WISH tn call ,lse. f%es,sr rs attention 10
w wlSTARS BALSAN or WILD CHER
RY. ihat IL .qdveriseJ w anolher column. There.
- some ,eculiar,tg ab1ni tht. aric'e hat no o'hey
remedy has. II is csm pletely Muster of ell PuinOs
nary Diseases. even To hs most Indignant. r0Ch 'ns
osr mcg prominent aid skiiful physicians afsF long
'resine have gwen up IN de~Isr ns beyond 10.
rearh " medicine. and iheirsh u. are cond ~ ihig
remedy The reader may ibink here ps plme az
suzanne in Ibis. sRd nh some rs,ut, TOO, n . uas
mot plan mater II fart proved by many eaSes ~nh.
~ our INN sdiaie cifrlv ~ 6eqDainiaurv. We re-
commend 10 10 The Hheted ~ Inc besi med,cine 10.
trrc lhe potiio For sale BY.
, CRuNBACKtR, l73 Main .. ,vt,.uau
PRYOR Fault i64 MafkotI,S ""'"s
nov , Im
The New York herald., 1845-08-04
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, August 30

Sunday, August 3-8 p. M.
The stock market during the past week has given
indications Of change in the money market that there
been anyunavorable change in commercial matters
growing out of the recent disastrous fire. is stated
that of the Insurance Companies about oreco
sing their mortgages to large amount and is suppo
sed this will great deal of difficulty among
certain class Of individuals The Insurance Companies
have very large amount Of money to pay within the
sixty days. and they will be compelled to realize
their assets expedtously and literally as possible.
large amount Of stocks must be thrown iuo the
market for sale hypothecaon by these, and
the mortgages they have upon real estate must be FORE
closed go through some operation by which the
ney can be raised on them All these movements must
affect the money market unfavorably for time, but 1t
will only be temporary and must disappear amidst
the general prosperity that exists in all departments of
business, and throughout the country generally The
nett amount realized far from the property saved from
the recent fire. is small that there present little
doubt but that of the Insurance Companies whose
risks in the burnt district much exceed their capital
will be unable to pay to their claimants very large per
cent upon their respective claims. The Merchants Man.
haitian and Guardian will not is supposed be able
pay to their creditors than seventy per cent As
ordinary proofs Of losses heretofore required by the
Insurance Companies Of claimants, afford protection
against fraud the officers and directors Of the different
companies have determined to give all claims most RI
gid examination, and to require stronger preliminary
proofs than they have usually demanded. This
they have undoubted right to do, and their
imperative duty to all parties requires them to
investigate every claim, and to tests its validity
and the justice of the demaid made fraud
upon these companies, in their present PROSTATE cond
tios is less than fraud upon honest claim
ants reduces the amount of the per cenage they
might receive The officers and directors of all the
companies should to and adopt every method of
investigation and examination of claims that all may be
iay tested and equal distribution ofresources Of the
Insolvent companies made Such mca lures should be
taken the premises will enhance the dangers Of
posure of any fraudulent claims, and prevent If posi-
ble any attempt take advantage of the confusion that
disastrous fire must produce in the affairs Of the in
companies and in the affairs Of those who have
lost every thing.
We table giving the quotations for stocks in
this market for each day Of the week just closed; also
the closing prices for the week previous II will be OBJ
served that in almost every instance the closing prices
yesterday higher than the Saturday previous
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

OFrIcE the CHEF fcE-SuSpAy.- Grand
ia'esny-Wm Wallace was arrested by Officer Chcdic
charged with stealing carpets and furniture the late
fe he property OF Henry Wikof 10 Whitehall street,
: bWgtdry.John Williams arrested by Assistant
Laptain webb and officers Carmichael ard Chambers,
rnarged with burglary in breaking into the house, 80
Beach street On his person was found SI2s in bills
soin ana silver gold watch, seven keys and box Of
''cnes 1reat credit is due the officers for the ability
niii discretion shown in conducting this affair
.fnoi1tr-Vbe house NJ Hudson street occupied by
l. J.. sutton was entered aua robbed OF @ watch and
cest
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

-y desire to reform The meeting was organized,
and Mr.. Head loudly called for, who Immediately
nounted butchers block, and asked permission OF
ne impatient crowd to be excused tor few minutes,
the committee on nominations desired to report,
ter which he would attend to the call of his fellow
ountrymen. The crowd shouted Justify tor the re-
'ort OF the committee, when they through their
hartman, reported series of resolutions prefaced
" whereas, which set forth their principles. As
ONE Of the resolves are of no importance, and too
engthy for a letter and my present purposes, will
1--WE you the two resolutions which were the occa-
ion OF the great excitement
Resolved, That as friends OF grateful Republics, and
enemies to ungI aeful We cheeuy and unitedly
fecommend Eben Head as suitable person for our
,andidate for the Ohio Legislature at the ensuing elec
ion His WISDOM brilliant talents, and unsullied inegr
y will find many admirers among the noble and inde'
pendent spirits Of the land (Here the applause was tre
nendous, and he was nominated by acclamation)
DIR. B, who has figured conspicuouslyi in the
democratic ranks, was nominated by the following
resolution, for county Treasurer. II was received
by the meeting as burlesque, notwithstanding the
earnestness with which it was offered, as he had
proved wavering in the ranks OF the party to which
ne professed to belong.
Resolved, That inasmuch as money is power it is ne.
cessay that such should be vested in the hands OF
honest and unwavering minded men, who are known to
be from long lite Of the srictcs fidelity and honor
and therefore your committee present the Independent
name Of Dr. B, as candidate for the office OF Trea-
The risbe faculties of the meeting would hold in
no longer, and one long, loud outburst OF applause
and laughter resOunded in the air. put to flight
the whole committee and lettnone to call the meet
ing to order, save the ndomitable Head, who
mounted the block and commenced TRADE against
The evils of our country, amid the shouts and excite.
ment OF the vast multitude, who soon compelled
HIM to suppress his eloquent appeals to the Subter-
raneans, by pack of fire-crackers, which some
mlschleN Gus person threw upon the block, and
which exploded to the mutual satisfaction Of the
crowd, presenting sublime scene, noble in con-
ception as 1t was grand in execution. Thus terml-
mated, in row, one of the richest affairs that ever
came off this any other city, and forever blast
ed the hopes and ambitious desires of those who
active getting up the great Subterranean Re-
form Ticket.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

PosoNISo CAsE.-We understand that at one Of the
boarding houses in South Brooklyn, the boarders a
dozen in number eat freely Of halibu which was served
up last Friday for dinner That night those who eat OF
the fish attacked with sickness spasm &c, which
lasted for time. Indeed they had not all
last evening. None, however died Iii said by a ply.
sician, who examined two of the that
the fish poisoned None in the house are suspec.
ted and the probability is that the habut was
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

A comparison Of the prices ruling yesterday, with
those last Saturday shows advance in Long
Island of per cent; Farmers Loan Ii Norwich and
Worcester III Ohio6 3 /; Penn SIS al stonington 1t;
u. s. Bank Il Reading Railroad Z.
The amounts deposit in the different government.
repositories to the credit Of the Secretary Of the Trea
sury the 2sh of July compared with the two provi
GUS months were s follows