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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04
HADE SALE CT PARA g. MANUFACTURED
INDIA RIHIiER SHOES

~ NV ycRK
JAMES NJ. MILLER, AUCTIONEER.
li>hOp " BREEDEN. IL God street. vii!
= sell M ihcit store. or w. doc slny July 18Th.
luV Onc pairs Para and Manufactured Ind,a Rubbet
shoes. consisting of-
Mems aud Women sheet rubber Over sha-s
Sheet Rubber aud cIo,h stepped o, or sbos;
Finished Para shu,s
WomcUis do ID
Misses do do
Won, n's Fnired and Lined Boots and shoes
Gilluon hound Giccians
Manufactured Buskius
Sheet Rubber Sandals
Mons a., ,I
Deal r. from abroad invited Ia attend ihis
sale Terms of sale ~ he. under 81 50 cash
under $500 four mOnths under $500 81, months
over siOOO eish' months. I'm lan l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04
WAGON MAKING AND sMITHiNG.

w. q Il. CHARNOCK,
ESPECTFUBLY. infufm their fellow citizens
u u That they have removed 10 The new brick
building opposite The Post office. where they are
engaged IN The wagon making and smihing business
oialI kinds. They have on hand and will make
TO order. The best ot Road and Farm Wagons. &c
&c. HOVSE.SuOElNG md Siniihng Of all kind,
done in The best manner aud AT shnn notice They
respectfully so'icil a share Of public patronage.
may 80
They tender their hearty thanks 10 tho public
for pasi avors. aud ~ use their best endea,ofs at
all times to merit n contnusncs.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22

The value Of the exports so far this months il very
all and at the rate will not for the month exceed
reen hundred thousand dollars, against 800 900 for
corresponding month last year. There has, however,
en corresponding decrease in the value ef the im-
rts.
ne Treasurer Of New Jersey reports that the amount
ved into the treasury from the 9th Of November S4s
tho 7th Of February ls45-a period of about fifteen
nths-was $i7o,375 49, and the expenditures for the
ne time, were $l64,a76 so. leaving balance on hand
5000 0s The receipts into the treasury were from
following sources, viz :$as5a7 90 from the Camden
Amboy Railroad Company, for trarsit duties; $751;
from Delaware and Rartan Canal Company, for tran
dues SAT OOO dividends 81 900 shares Of the joint
ok Of the Delaware and Rarian Canal and Camden and
boy Railroad Companies 81 02O interest on the joint
d Of SIT 900 due from the Delaware and Raritan Canal
Camden and Amboy Railroad Companies; $lI, ,6s3,
nsit duties on the New Jersey Railroad Company;
900 State tax for the year s43 $a4sa7 State tax in
the year ls44 ST. $50 for tax the capital stock
the Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Company;
poo from the Keeper Of the New Jersey State Prison;
4 for pedlers' licenses; $las from Commissioner OF
ecks, r the county OF Cape May; and $l6 81 fer
balance hand at the close of the preceding year.
he amount for the ordinary expenses of government
the period above is $762l6 81 for extraordi
expenses: paid for convention to prepare consitu-
Ss059 90; and on account Of the debt due from the
te to the School Fund.- $500
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
BY Il itE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Important from Washington.

We have received from Washington the followl
ing explicit letter from the President to the Senate,
ia relation to the Oregon question. We learn by
the same mail, from the same hand, that the joint
resolutions for the annexation of Texas, from the
House, are certainly expected to pass the Senate
by majority of two votes, considerable change
having been effected in the minds of certain Sena-
tors since the arrival of Mr.. Polk at Washington.
The bill will be disposed Of by Saturday (this)
evening.
To THE SENATE or THE UNITED STATES
In the resolution of the Senate Of the llh Of
December requesting the President to lay before
Senate, in his judgment that may be done without pre-
udce to the puolic Interest," copy Of any instructions
which may have been given by the Executive to the
American Minister in England the subject Of the title
TO- and occupation Of the territory Of Oregon since the
attn day OF March, lS4l also copy OF any correspond
ence which may have passed between the Government
and that OF Great Britain between either Of the two
and the Minister Of the other in relation to
that subject since that time have to say that in my OPT
songh for cannot be communicated without prejudice to
the public service
deem il proper, however, TO add, that considerable
progress has been made the discussion which has been
carried on IN very aacabe spirit between the two Go
vernments and that there hope that be
terminated and the negotiation brought to close within
short period
have delayed answering the resolutions under the ex
pecation in annual message that the nego
aton would have been terminated before the close Of the
present session OF Congress- and that the nforna ion
called for by the resolution of the Senate might be
municated
JOHN TYLER
WAsuNoroN Feb % lSAA
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
state OF Trade.

sHEsPots rather dull at So ssa -. Pearls are
dy ut 81 lS3 a426
EsswAx-Prme yellow sells, as wanted at 2et 2slc.
demand is very limited.
-four 10 held at 81 624 q IS;
tern, 81 s7} - 933. The market is inactive.
appears that there Is 0o6 bbls Of wheaton -four
brted into Bermuda for consumption in 1874, which
udes 7s5 bbls imported for the troops and 30l bis
orted in the state Of wheat suPposing an acre Of
to produce 30 bushels Of wheat, this quantity would
rown upon 2l76 acres The value Of Is, ,056 bbls Of
b, at 25s. a barrel, Ia fl6,32
brroN-Yesterday the sales amounted to 900 bales.
Hay there has been about l200 bales disposed Of We
rve no difference in prices. bat consider the market
edingy well maintained, in the face Of very dscour
g advices. We notice. however, that the disposition
at full prices far from general many shippers de-
ing TO appear in market unless holders will abae their
ensions, of which we see no indications
AY-Common qualities are held at 5sc. Prime sells at
ents.
FHsKEY-Drudge casks are held at 2ac; western and
barrels at 2sc. There is very little doing in either
ription.
ovrsroNs-Thc demand for Ohio pork is rather limit
We cannot change our last quotations Of 932 So
prime and $40 for mess. Lard il in active demand
els are held at a II, kegs at Sc.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY a.
Cleared,

Cleared.
sea. ssps kSaai;s Msa;ss. 5pg sd tvspH0 Woodruff M.
;s s GbSs::
CO. Gess,ss Yps. Shaf:soa Bailx Alfred
ESsasa a1a Rsslhi
oScs b2s sos
Amboy.
shP Nv;sgara Cols days from New Orleans. with cotton
us sssSss sSSs Mary Ch,S co%x from Rio Jansro Jan
Barque Tarquin PaxsoS. days from New Orleans with
is RsSsfss :.Ss k: T si f.r,,..a day. from Ap...
eo9sss ssssrs EfSii days from Asaeheola with
Brig GSSaa:1S: cSz,s1 NswDcs day: from
%ssi isa se's ' g. Ss
Re sno ps s
coffee Batow & Co; 1900 DO order is is s.
S. iaa ':'s, S Sis
so5 S:s s with $50
'sh' A''ns from sur''am IN
Brig pgins Talbot 10 days from Apalachicola. with
;, s:ss;sf As%tss day, from Savannah win cotton
sr Chsoa sh inst lat " 's'1d ship CHARLES
lumber. % sa Sa.s days spsT. sT sE
Envoy Trenton Me- for c.dens. A'' a' o. Ion -
p%aho..9y &C. o Ay%siS 10Th inst lat spoke
schr Patriot Burgess days from franklin, La with iis
S ssS. ass sS o 0i aa s
foresail, split flying jib, &c
schr Florence Smith, IS days from Atakapas with 1903 hid,
sugar 100 do moasses eck Van Burger Left briRs Tam.
from Baltimore. -
schr Indiana JONES' from Newbern NC. with naval stores
to master
schr Johnson Taylor from williamson NC with naval
schr Cadmus, Brown from williamson NC with naval
schr Gee Pollock Adams, from Newben NC with naval
stores, to X 3 Schenck. - ~
schI Hamilton Peafeld from Alexandria, with flour. to
schr Courier, Couch from Richmond, with mdse to Allen
schr Washington Moore, from Suffolk with shingles. to
schr Mary Bed.ll Way days from Norfolk with oysters
sehr American System adsys from Virginia. with oysters
to master
sch Eliza Meseroe days from Philadelphia with COAL to
master M E I'll. N ''f-'- - :
schr Pamos Townsend. from Boston, with mdse to JAIME.
Hunter. - :,
schr Page Chamberlain, days from Boston, with mdse
schr Abbott Lawrence Meeker, days from Boston, with
MASTER 80 ~' y
Schr Joshua Sands from Virginia
Soop Christopher Post. Johnson, Virginia.
Below
One ship, one barHue, two brigs
Ship Uncas Latham for Mobile anchor the SW Spit
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
Foreign Markets.

be and and Mess 4as4; Butter, American yellow, Il
Candles, mould, IA a Is .; Sperm, 3S a 40; Cheese
ercan, 10; Goldfish, a 4; do hhds 2ias 4; Corn
Jan, shelltd,2 . 2i; Flour, Philadelphia Is 4; do
10 l44 Is; Hams American, a 10; Herrings
|ked 53s 7 Lard N. O. I04a IL; Mackarel, No. 8, 4
Onions 2a2 .; Pork, cargo, Eastern and Mess, 10
/ do New Orleans. 10 Is 4 do clear, IA IA Po
les, g; Rice, a; Hoops 70 81 Boards, Port
w P. II Is; other Eastern ports, ls4a 10; Pitcl
3, 10 %, Shingles, 4a2; hid. Shocks, with head
!, l2ai 8; Sugar box Shocks, 6 a63
Irchange On London, 60 days sight, ia II prem
n York, 1 a prem; Boston, u J prem; New Orlean
|r m, short sight; Spain, pm. do; Paris, . dis
baghs To France IS 00f; and to the United States
sugar 81; Coffee per bag. q ars; Molasses, 81 q
|hhd
The New York herald., 1845-02-22

tremendous gale passed brig with painted ports steering INV
sails ng could render he% no as~ asssnc The Ma
he .. bssss s is% Of SEn S.5m
..f a. q .s r. s;,E:;s Msss;
ysa Mafn p Gs, e ". ,sSss m
Also sIsg sgs:dSss Sos.!ss.; SossI Sl%.; I
bsls fs@ .ss sn Ella
nsSs1 EssSsh phssdDhsp jsmst ss.e Psse
WssSfa Wss.Snssa Sc R'
sefsSS rs1as fSsTs; ':;sis
,:ss5. H:sSs Sss;
SSias; SSsEs aa
TSys Mddss;s saow smyrna :" ;ad~a Tidsns
Abss kSs.
sis ssS Z ss:
@ Saline.
William: and Any. 45"s tloss SsIl's i.a"'h
sa'fs A%s1ifssS' Adss msH
baIsIo5 Feb SIAm Fa;ees Inxls5am. New Orleans for
Mn 'iH n. S Sss
and ATTEMPTED to get into Warren Yesterday but
St,a Electro, Packard Charleston. SID
ShEy.IRSTa nv Is Is1HII SS.s Doans Norfolk
much broken Cornthan and Others mp to
he Wharves to- day from below. = =
NANTUCKET. Feb i8-Harbor clear Of ice
HOLMES Hole, Feb i8-An Arcade Calton Richmond for
Newburyport Brig May got aoa at high this morning
sd now remains with the Arcadethe only vessels
mond for do " ' S'
PHILADELPHIA Feb 2l-Ar Elizabeth j. Remington Haya-
yWsh nsatRsn RI TpiSad Dc Cubs ss Rosss
Baxter, Boston; Elizabeth, Wiley NYork Cid Anna Rev
nolds Matthew'S and Emily Knight Mclntye Boston, Mon
soon, Berry, Wilmnsto NC. ~
NEwSAsrLE, Del Feb o-The Ondiaka, Glidden, and Hak
Calm and foggy. - As"'
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
BY Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Feb 20-An Gloucester. Palermo; Anita Perci
land and victcrine Davis New Orleans; Sc, Flower Noye
Island; Highlander French Franklin La; Phebs Eliza os
horn and phesapeak. Bushaer NYork James Power Keenc
Ihaysr Damon. and Ketchun all Of Maine CID STAR Web
NoRFcLK, Feb i8.An Belle, NcMath and Edinburgh
Dtcker New York. Wave Kelley Boston for Richmond In
Rivs sd John Si%mons Small and gnion, Ryder from
sic; Chapman, Provincstown. Sid Casto, Hopkins Wes
Indies. NE4lW 80
Spoken.
Ion SO 81. Fft - - ' - "
sabatts steering w. Feb 49, IS miles Sc of Indian Key
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

WILL BE SOLD at Public Veudne on wednesday the 2sth
day q February next at II O'Clock, NJ the late
sd do o sIry - Cs Deceased ne teal Estate Of which ne
Of Suffolk viz the Homestead about 1870 acres Of
BSd9gs good Wsll Of Water The door
two large Apple Orchards and variety Of choice fruit the
whole being COED fence; piece and Sprout
Land adjoining the road leading from Dixhl Sweet Hol
cw eontaeng by estimation 40 also another Of
the Hahollow Hills containing by estimation 81 acres
also another piece Of Sprout and Land lying west Of
the house o Philip Valentine and adjoining the leading
from said vaentine TO Sweet Holow containing ve acres
" s -
The above will be sold altogether pieces purcha
sers Any Ierson desous Of viewing the call on
Jacob CARL on the premises, Gilbert Car Dixhills.-
Any other information be by Couklin Car Brook
lyn, and indispgtahle titles given for the same.
CONKLIN CARLL,1 Administrators for them
o... GILBERT CARLL, selves and the other Heirs
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
Foreign Importations.

keHoRv-Brig Costidence-!6 blocks marble MrandoIi-
kgs 4 Dacorse--5 Marsh 4 Benson-li Il Denny-6 Mama
Y Smith-2l Z Dord-i ID Hadden--l Grnnell, Mioturn &
Vyse-3 Bart Bradordi5 81 pkgs 100 bales
rder. . .,,
10 JASEiRo-Barque Mary Chilton-67o bags coffee +
hing u son--l4J A Baey-23o Allen &Paxson--s7J 0hor
,--25s II Trumbull-tit TO order.
DoMIroo CiIy-schr John Drew-.i,% crctches mahoga
Il cannon logs do 70 logs satin wood hf bbs beeswax II
gum Aymsr 4 co-5s crotchss mahogany sW Lewis-s
F,lliams-3 TO master.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
ProyiaIon Market

have exhibited fair supply and handsome show Of
&c. We notice the meat of two fne steers in Wash-
on Market. (See advertisement.l Veal ia coming in
rge quantities. and is sold by the calf at st cents
Too many oi our first butchers and shop keepers buy
his price and retail at 10 and IL cents a ID.
Ye have rarely seen in winter season more poultry
is in market the present Good fowls sell at Sc.
turkies at
sh is very plenty, but prices are rather high.
ggs are for l2fc., or 100 for 81.
getabes Of all kinds continue in abundance, and We
easonabe in price
weet potatoes are So 80 barrel.
cry little wild game in market 1t is rather late in the
! for fresh supply.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
Died.,
Ia Friday, 2lst inst. Mrs. PHGBE FARRrNoror, aged

Ia Friday, 2lst inst Mrs. PHGBE FARRISoror, aged ss
|rs
he relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
ed to attend the funeral, without further inv tation
borrow morning at 10 O'Clock, from the residence OF
grandson, Clarkson W. Ryder in Livingston street,
bad house from Smith street Brooklyn.
! rs CATHERINE HuMpHaYs, after alisgering illness
ch she bore with Christian ortude, In the saith year
= Rsr age 80
HE friends and of the family and Of her
Inlaw David Garthwaitc, respectfully invited to
Ind the funeral, tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, from
Elizabeth street N.#
Ia Friday, 2lst inst Of consumption, WILLIAM, son Of
es and Jane McGarrigle, aged years and ~ days.
friends of the family requested to attend thefu
t to morrow afternoon at o'clock. from 80 Laight
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
PhiladeIpnia CattIe Market.

a 40 offerings this week consist Of 900 head Penn
ania Beef Cattle (400 taken to New York; lao Cows
Calves; 900 Swine; and 1900 Sheep.
ices-Beeves dul 420 head sold at $4t So for com.
to prime quality the 100 lbs.
Dws and Calves mostly sold at SIS $40.
vine Sales at sal a SIS the 100 lbs.
heep in better demand OF So 50 each
hy-In consequence Of the large amount in market
" in the week, prices somew hat lower; we quote
Timothy ut 10 SOC. the cwt. straw-sales at SIS a
he 100 bundles
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
Second Board.
new stock Nxchange.
SALES or srocKs-RosroN. Feb. 2O

SALES OF STocKs-BosToN, Feb. 20.
R000 Reading RR bonds 1850 76; f700 Massachusetts,
ing SIS, l04; 4shares Western RR, 9sk 10 do 963; 10
on and Maine RRnew) do (old) i092; do lO93;
ston and Providence RR, l074; 90 L Island RR, 79f
Boston dividends, 1919; las do s; 81 Boston sik
d, Is; 100 do, Saturday 49, IS do 49, % Reading RR
G 253; 50 do 25f; rs Norwich and Worcester RR 743;
boiOI 74a; 50 do, bolOd Tai % do, boiod 74A; So
,Od I'll - -
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
VALUABLE STORES AND DWELLINGS ON SIXTH

VALUABLE STORES AND DWELLINGS ON SIXTH
AVENUE AND FOURTH STREET.
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER & co. will sell on
E Tuesday, February 25h, 1885, at 12 O'clock the Mer-
E4M chants Exchange-
Tns two story Brckfront House and Lot No q Sixth Ave
dwelling The lot contains II feet the by So feet
inches Fourth street, and the houe 81 feet inches desp
wI'h frame building in the Fourth stree.
Also the wo;stoIy Brckont Dwelling and store adoin-
occupied as a shoe store.
Also the story brick front Dwelling and Store adoin
ing and known No 20 Sixth Avenue containing 20 feet ont
House 81 feet deep-occupied as shoe store.
Also the valuable lot of ground in the Of the above
Fourth The lot contains "a feet 6inches Fourth st.
% feet in the by "a feet inch depth.
For particular dimensions, map.
Terms-Ten rer be paid day Of SALE and the
balance the day Of March when the deeds will be
given. Title perfect. 2I atsm
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
NIlscelIaneous Record. i.

PACKET SHIP ROCHESTER, Brion for Liverpool will sail
this morning at half.past 10.
PACKET SHIP QUEBEC. Hebard for London will sail to day
at l2 o'clock
Sfm % a
Soon ran % ss If as % & the
from ST. Georges Somerset having soon reached her
tssfsa s' %
her free Efforts made to sss her into the
Ic
Rs sma
h she Ssvy o sads, way o
1na ws. sss % to In s SS sss an
sas
gone on to render Ter assistance fortunate enough
SsSssvE q s is Me- Cant Tho
bound Orleans sprung saE he sh and
y se1 excite" e. z. the G the with
to
:sss .
IN %
ffs s:s G% s ss rs o;:s s &
Is Ssn s.sina%
i. % i sis s aSs g. and Thursday pre-
WhaIemen.
ports Marquesas Islands in june Atlantic Coleman Nant
s "a s;$s sS T. @
sissy s.;. ss + g: Es wa i;'s; s.:
s'a vi s:s g i1s S &
s Heard o%
81 ws sss SaS asa
% % m @ :s b. 5 a,' ST. s
M Bbor $ $SR Id Ahn 1000 &
r. sS T5ss%ssoHF FdsR n SR sssss s. s.
ws ~ sh ss
wh eosP-ssme place and date Heeyea MI 400 VII 80
y sHs H %sa wss #ssIs s s
recruiting; cru TIM America. ws1sR,m q SSs o0'am0"'
from % fslnamSucO S Jam 'A' '' ''s 1''0'' sailed
St Petersburg Of Boston, from Norens for Liverpool Feb
ss; probably Erie for Jsemel, from Boston, Feb s Cape
F.slie Fsseons Bam9rs Ii Pre- fsI % Canton, no date &C.
sqsn Susan Js9f az ,s Haysns e. ioE Portland Feb % I,
1I'Ssss% No':.n: ~ .Ii: ass & ss
h,%ss BI;sSn E., s. n, MARKS N. FEB lat
stern, Jan $780, Ion 81 so
Forslgn Ports.
SD s chn RiS slr fol Yea Mw L0V
CAyE.SK, Jan a5in port Dromo, Pickering for salem
ars s1ia If Ss Ss s'ss Malaga Smith. Rio H.eh.
soon to load for Boston, Of aud for New York, 10
da GoSsiTs, Jan Tin port Walton Of and for Livepoo
,S.xo. Jan 1xs Ksssn Lstiie Boston, and sid 18th for
.s e, n.,s. Jan MIA s Caroline Thomas and Otto
ss ssGsIlsn ssgls 1o' NS''.
T. siY h. S% come sY s p.a.
will sl 's%f Is 6. week distress She
Los.oy EsS ain port vespasian brewer. for Matanzas
MAn;s:.lsE, ~ Jan a7In port, Henry Noye. and Mozart
Archer 10Th Prentice HSPs1. ;y ih Mary
s ,,,S .mSss Js~ s F SeppSSy for Baltimore s
NSIaca Jan is-n port, Wilton, Curtis for Sicily, after
lsh 70 load for NYo sochron sws Bssr.s
bs T. s Sss ae
IL ss a. de
p S n ie om c css m e, s:S 5sTca.
Cs%be,.rd Phillips IRON do arr abt i7ih with loss Of bull
~Rns R, A. ana s.snchssons s,,,,. pu,.., no.,. :.
III gss sEH'is
% Ns,a.o cS o'ssOa MSier Phsdsph, do Mary
you.g fm as; Hissins Boston, Quincy,
nnsi I'd l.s ss'''0'' ADAMS
,hsr sw brig are dr for NSorf IN port Charlotte and ano
ST Groass'' Bermuda FsS lo-sld Harriet, Brown D.
Tns.5E Ji9 n pN, Indsg.adsee BrL .x Sid
Home POrts.
S bS r;. fSA F:s FFSe. %Is 5ssq0s'
Para Porto Rico, smallsy Bamore Sarah Mars Barren,
.Bo,,os Feb AR TOer SNOW D'qgor. wsls.s Helen
buco; asnits Blanchard and swan Prince Xpsacsscs
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
Married.

a Thursday evening, Goth inst at Morrsana, by the
Mr. Alders EcBERr G Cook, of this city to CA
NE F., daughter OF Charles Denson, Esq. OF the for
place.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
AUCTION SALES. .
GEO; Z I 3; B. ROLLINS |, !. :! ,,lSI Aucsispssr;

DOsITIvE AND PEREMPTOkY TRUSTEES, SALE
OF valuable Property Beach and Spring h.
seld by WILKINS ROLLINS ON Monday, oath February
az IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange the vaus
bic property
Beach setThe three story brick dwelling and lot Of
ground on the side Of and known No Beach
street The lot is feet width 'front.' Is feet rear on
nohwestery side rs feet inches and the south
feet inches the house is q feet width by 70 feet
~ depth with bck building 70 feet inches in dpth and
piazza fes inches in depth The houIs has
premises may be daily from I2tc3 8
spIlug two story frame dwelling house with
ered PIAZZA and frame stable and lot OF the souter
y corner OF Spring and Thompson Streets known No
Spring street. The lot 10 feet 10 inches in 'front.' 20 feet
ches ia 50 feet inches the westerly SIDE feet tx
width BY g feet inches in depth the stable 2set inches
AsS the tive story frame dwelling house and lot of ground
io 20 feet four inches front feet five rear 63
~ inches on the westerly side and 60 feet inches
in depth. - = ~
Also the two brick dwelling lot of ground
adjoining the above and known 1883 Spring street The
lot IS Il et inches in 'front.' 20 feet inches feet
inse" a. Da The westerly side and 81 feet inches easey
rear. and 23 feet 10 inches II each side
For further partt uars apply the auctoneers Office
Broad ST. where aud plans be
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
Dt26*ec
EELIGHARFR EISl VAN DYKE, u, ,Agesionesr.

RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr., Auctionesr
- THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEL. corner 9Th
sell :, auction Thursday, the 27h day Of March NEXT
O'clock the Merchsnts Exchange the very valuable
ssth street The ground contains 50 feet the avenue and
feet on the (Which street cnrbed aud regulated and the
pad the property within blocks the arge
Crotoa Reservoir The House large attic build
ing with cellar ard kitchen under the WHOLE with sheds
ssth The premises desirable for purpose Of
public and are now occupied such $1,000 $4,000
be given on the ls Of May neIt Ttendispuahe
and particulars apply to the Broad street.
to e. NOWLAN, on the premises, No. Eleventh
The New York herald., 1845-02-22

-.x,,,,,x. " M. MCCORMICK, Auctioneer.
United STATES SALE-Wm. Mccormick K Co W II
sell this day at 10 o'clock No Is Courandt street. on
of the Medical and Hospital Department o Army
valuable colleson Of Medical Books among which
work, and worthy of attention.
Also Surgical Instruments Hospital Furniture Blankets
Beds Bedding Trunks. Saddlebags, &c.
Also az II o'clock without Rosewood Grand
Action Planofoes, together with assortment Of Eurn
tuY. from families and others ~
Also pounds taors fine Silk Twist Fancy
Articles SC. f22 iIts m
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
Passenxors Arrived,

sw ORLEArs-ship Niagara-Mr Fisher. and two in the
tsg,. . .
yasSAH- Brig sterng-Messrs Blackburn, sloat. Hawes
Hands in the seerage.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
Domestic ImportatiOni

Domestic Importations.
NEW ORLEANs-Shp Nias.a-3l bhe oil H Field-22 cks
sd,so. sss HSy .ase 1ea' o s%h $ s1o III, bale
Milbanks-92O do Perry Msthsws-29l bales cotton
1855 pigs lead 70 order.
NEw ORLE ANs-Barque Tarquiu-2l6s bbls flour Allen
Whittlssey-6s empty or cks Stanton Frost.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22

evous The arrivals clearsnces and value Of exported
eschandiss for each week Of this month were fol.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
MARITIME HERALD.
snip Masters and A0ents.

We shall sssssm favor Captains Of Vessels win siy
the shipping left the port whence they sailed shs ysa.e
spoken on Their ps.sase lis, Of their cargo and any ocg,
medh,asy on Tsr arrival Agents and Correspondents at horn,
apIoaa WI aso confer favor BY sending this oce al
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical Jrforms
aoA of any kind will he thankfully rsceved.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
TIL RID S E. SON 1S44--5.
THE GOVERNMENT Of the above Society," begs leave to
L announce to the Subscribers, hat the -
THIRD CONCERT w1#
Of the will take place the Apollo Rooms Saturday
March lst l845. To commences at o'clock precisely.
Subscribers obtain the tickets which they
titled, by applying Messrs Scharfenbeg Luis Broad
way, ssi, near Franklin stsst By ordsE,