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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
945.
BINGHAM's TRANSPORTATION LINE
Between Pittsburgh and the Eastern
Cities.
PROPRIETORS.
1s45.

MM BlyGHAN, JACoB DOCK,
Tuos BINGHAM WM A. STRATTos.
Conducted Oh Sabbath-Kceping principles.
TENHE Propretors of this old established Line have
thoroughly recruited and renewed their stock,
and are well prepared to forward Produce and Mer-
chandiac on the opening Of navigation
The long experience of the Propnetors in the carry
ing business with their watchul attention to the inter-
ess of customers induces them to hope that the pa
tronage heretofore extended to Bngham's Line will
bo continued and increased.
Our rates of freight shall all times be low tho
lowest rates that are charged by other responsible lines
Produce and Merchandise viii be received and for
warded without any charge for advancing, Storage or
Commission Billso lading promptly forwarded and
every direction carefully attended to.
Apply to- or address, VIM BINGHAM,
Canal Basin. cor. Liberty and Wayne ss. Pittsburgh
BINGHAMS DOCK, and STRATTON.
No. 27G, Market street. Philadelphia.
JAMES WILSON, Agent.
No l22 North Howard street, Baltimore.
WILLIAM TYSON, Agent.
octl-6m No. 10, street, New YORK.
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HARDWARE STORE REBUILT.

flames NJ. COOPER has the pleasure to announce
% that his store has been rebuilt in and hand
some stylo and that he has returned from his tempo
rarv location on Market street, to his old stand, NO.
So, WOOD STREET, where he is now opening an en-
tire new stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BULL
DING MATERIALS and all other articles in the line.
Thcse Goods have all been imported since the fire,
and the stocK is consequently all fresh and new
Extensive supplies inst received from Liverpool pCr
SHIN caledonia B,ander." "0ndiiaKa," and Thomas
P. Cope" which will make the assortment complete.
BUYERS generally are respectfully informed that they
will find it to their interest to call and examine my
socK as am disposed to sell goods very low for cash
.or onproyed credit JAMES M. COOPER,
ol-Gm No. So, Wood street. Pittsburgh.
The subscriber is also agent for the sale ofSaunder-
sons Steel. Rochester Cooper Tools, Hair Cloths Ma
hogany Veneers, etc.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01

OHrThc last Republican is surcharged with
vile trash in regard to the Democratic nominees.
All this is to be expected as matter of course,
The editor would uot be true to his principles
or his party, if he would permit one election 10
pass by without engaging in this detestabIe spc-
cies of warfare tits only by exciting The worst
passions in the human breast, by fabricating
Roorback falsehoods of every hue and quality, by
Islander and by low trickery, that the whg party
expect to elect their ticket this fall. This game
has been practised so often by the leaders of that
party that the honest and well-meaning among
thomare becoming heartily disgusted. The de-
mocfatic nominees are gentlemen we'll known to
the people of Harrison county--they are men Of
honesty, and, if elected, will discharge the du-
tot oftheir respective Offices with fidelity.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
NOpICE

N ME members of the Uniontown Horse Company
Il organized for the protection of Horses and the de.
lection of Horse Thieves, will meet in Uniontown on
Saturday, the 25th October All members, and other.
favorable to the cause, arc invited to attend.
BY order of the President,
Oct THOMAS IRWIN, Sec'y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
NEW GOODS.
wM. BoGGs r. V. sIMERAL G. s, ATKINSON
HOW DO YOU DO! WALK IN.
Is ID true as reDOytcd that
BOGGS, STMHRAL & Co.

SSELL goods little cheaper than they can be had
- elsewhere in Cadiz? Yes, we think so, walk in.
The undersigned respectfully beg leave to inform the
citizens of Cahiz and surrounding country that they
have received and receiving from the eastern cities
and opening, large and splendid assortment
of fall and winter goods, in the old room of r.
Craig, at the Immediately below the Sentinel
office and opposite the Republican Office, (righ in the
almost every variety of Fall and Winter Goods such
as dry goods, groceries, queeusware hardware, china
and glass In short, general supply of all arli-
cles used in this community, and usually kept in stores
The subscribers assure their friends and the public
in general, that almost every article in their store is
new and fresh, and warranted to be good, and it is
fact that are determined to sell us cheap if not
little cheaper, than any other house in these diggins
for cash or approved country produceas hope tho
public will excuse for so doing. Purchasers are
mostespectully solicited call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct BOGGS, SIMERAL s. co.
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JOSEpH sPIDLE'S STATE.

N0TICEis is hereby given that the subscribers have
IN been appointed and qualified as administrators
of the estate Of Joseph Spdes late of Harrison Co.,
deceased Those indebted to said estate are required
to make payment and those having claims viii present
them, legally authenticated for settlement, within the
time prescribed by law. JOHN GUTSHALL,
DAN'L GUTSHALLJr.
Oct. !, 1S15-4t Administrators.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01

0~rRead the article on our first page relative
to the specie clause in the Bank bill, from the
Ohio Eagle You will see that tho new banks
can carry on business without solitary copper
of real money in their vaults. This is SO plain
that VIC are surprised that any one shDuld deny it.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01

0@FWe understand That the leaders of the
whig party have commenced riding through the
county, for the purpose Of arousing their friends
to action. From all we can learn, they discover
that it is an uphill business. The great mass of
the whjg party are honest men, and desire to see
honesty and fairness introduced into politics as
we'll as business affairs. They are determined
10 cut loose from the leaders and act for them
selves this fall. They have been humbugged, and
deceived, and betrayed too often, and they are
resolved 10 close their ears to the "honied words
of fasehood" which ever pour in streams from
the lips Of the designing demagogues who sci
themselves up as leaders and dctators in the
whig ranks.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01

65-The Republican Of this week will doubt
less contain the luminous views of its learned
editor on two or three Of the most obscure sec
tions Of the bank law.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01

tEFThe Wing leaders are fearful that Mr..
RITcHEY will be elected Sheriff, and hence they
are fabrcating stories in relation TO Mr.. McCoR-
MICK, and then endeavor to fasen them upon ,he
democrats! This method of exciting the naig-
nation of their party sdesPicabe in the extreme,
No democrat has invented or published sanders
Respecting Mr.. McCormck--t is all shallow
device got up by the whig leaders themselves,
in order to create little political capital.
W Perhaps this is the last paper that will be
,,or,eod L,, oo,,,,, of an, ro doro LoCro a. oI
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
BACK AGAIN.

MSgA GNEO. ALBREE has removed to his old
@sAssS u stand, No. II, corner of Wood
and 4h streets, burnt district hos now rec Giving
entire new, fresh and seasonable stock Of Boots and
Shoes ofall descriptions, which he offers for sale upon
tho most satisfactory terms and lower prices than he
has ever sold before Country merchants and Others
are respectfully invited to cali and examine his stock.
ol-3m* I.5,a Ea1rt. ..gd ..rt ..g1.e ass.U
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
WHITE & BROTHER.

No. 76, Market Street, between the Diamond and 4t}
street, Pittsburgh.
A RE now receiving their fall and winter stock o
"A. Dry Goods, to which they would call the atten-
ton persons visiting their city, which will be dspo
sed orat the lowest possible rates, for cash only.
ol-2m&
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
BOOTS g. sHoEs-JosEPH PLUMMER,
A. FULTON,
BELL saEadl HBHa SO Founder,

Z AS rebuilt and commenced business at his old
L stand, where he will be pleased to see his old
customers and friends.
Church and steamboat bells ofeyery size, from lO to
10000 pounds, from patterns OF the most approved
neral water pumps counters railings, &c, &c, ogeh-
er with every variety Of brass castings if required
tprned and finished in the neatest manner
Also, Babitt's ant-atriton metal, for lining brass
Journal boxes to prevent friction Oily
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01

Regularly Nominated Democratic Delegate
Ticket for Harrison County.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS,
AND
Spring amid Axle Factory
Near the corner Of Rossand First streets,
above the steam boat landing.

above the steam boat landing.
YTNHE subscribers most respectfully inform their
I friends and the public generally, that they have
completed the rebuilding of theit Steel Works and
Spring Axle Facory,whch was consumed in the great
coniagraton of the 10th of April last and being now
in full and successful operation, they are prepared to
furnish spring and blister steel carriage springs and
hammered iron axes malIeable castngs fold steps;
patent top and step leathor india rubber cloth paint
ed top and curtain stuff; brass and sver-plated hub
bands; coach lace and dumasll coach lamps, knobs
and handles and all other articles in the coach furnish
ing line Iron and nails and Pittsburgh Manufactures
generally. JONES and QUIGG
The undersigned being a practical workman in the
manufacture of Steel Springs and Iron Axles, respect
fully socits continuance of the patronage heretofore
so literally bestowed upon him by his Old friends anu
customers. lSAAC JONEN. ol-tm
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01

FOR NEXT GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID 'GOD.
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

Dec i, Mss Sch yn
sSpe RsS Ar
Home POrfs.
sg. W.e1;s;r jan iisl$ E.:5 B.a%sTs 18th. Sea
fore heea reported sid iih, whether correctly
rGn,LfsS Jan Hya sa Hsis, woedbuy Csrdsp.
Wave orcuI. NYort No clearance Nothing sail d bus
PosTsSryIH Jan le-A Grafton, Towre Mobile; Justic,
BosIov. Jan aC!d Louisiana Loves, Aux Cayes Signal
Low Jsc%s,j Wade New, Gouay..; vsniee s.i.er' and
fdsh A., Ass. Mansa MoSGs Gca.ye
5s .ad S back Of GH Cod
ih :'..'s s;.. i 1t
1siHss Hsss sis s$ .Hs F.S
mons cooad sGs dhood Signal and from the Roads in he
s1 MEs. w;s:.' xss% s;"o
ss Es DO Ali &
Hatch DO for ssep Granville, fhibrook NYcri for Newbu
dpfN'E's ossst s.% nd Ihs'ss sa So S Sfw
T CO. Youn. Nyo
g., sS.oR Tcwnscd
A:s s:'i ys;'sasy
% SbeS S fd I,s ao
boarded on account Of bad the harbor morning
for Bo.on Jan l'-ln port N'rsan's Baker Richmond
Below hops Bfo~niss ass. ds and cgsnd w
80" Ahiee DIotners, Gidrding, NYork
Bs.roL. Jan l5Arr Canton. Cobb DiRhton and sid s,b
for Baltimore; United Somerset load for West
indies SD se ,scm Ssow Triton Je, from Warren for NV
of;s ls'h sgg sT4 sd."a ss s.yp. NYeI
chicola; F'anklin. Tuttle. Chesapeake. A1 @'ia'a'
rance Dwight NYok Below Baltic Gpssory snP NofssDs
CID Yaymcuth Mathews Eliot, Baker Boston; P-nnsyI-
"a as.s. S. s sy y, s,s;,,.
Dsmsrst Nathan. NYork; Far Play Rogers, Boston, plot
nm Goa vsn WmEht om cruls.-sports that the Virginia
Carlton Is Nor for Baltimors sua anu up bs
gay the sane med day. Beow Webster Ogden. and Mosee
anha't n NYo,k for Cheslon; Mary Cook B.tmors for
NeWpourypor Nahsnt Howe, ard China, Small Richmond
l., r. s hi Albert Of and from Bsmss and
Jeeson pyer vesrer Baker, sonids. Pnkham and Fioa,
enL ns ,oTk In Hampton Roads, Louisiana Dewhurst,
CHARLEsToN Jan 20In the oning Washing on Adams I'm
Boston and French baqqe; CID Esnor julius Live pool
Hull and Carolina, Sherwood, NYorE; Abba Thuis, cram
sAyAssAE Jan isArr St Mark Cave Liverpool Cid Ben
nevis tbr HeITon Do ld Kingston, lBr] Burt do; Dal
Young, Pniladpha In po1tshp ances Ann Jacion for
h'c Dss Acadia
baTaues Ocean Queen o Reliance Wilson dsS
Wilson FUss COBB NYol cooS os asXdss
Rolns Isaac Mead Brown; Hayre Carpenter and Robr,i
Buss s:s xof, Bradbury
Smith yns sgl F.id and Ghs.s 1Sssp
L,verpool schs Jenkins Lghbourn New Orleans; Salem
LuGkerman Chief, Batema Lenity. Smith; Am Eagle LON
Napoleon. Collins. disg ~~''' ~'N
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
QUorArIoNs FOR UNcURRENr MONEY
CrCuTTefu MOnEu. Broken hank M0nea

Inc absence OF the steamship Cambria creates great
deal OF excitement and anxiety in the markets. and COM
pes operators to suspend until the advices
are received Cotton SPECTATORS are particularly anxious
Tor the arrival Of the steamer We cannot expect much
activity in any branch Of business until later European
advices are received Should the accounts of the Liver
pool cotton market be favorable eur money markets
would be Immediately relieved foreign exchange would
come down the shipments Of specie cease and the banks
open their vaults and discount books which would at
once set the wheels Of trade and speculation going and
every thing would. for the time. appear prosperous
Sterling bills Of exchange, of undoubted standing as to
credit &C. command ten andten and quarter premium
Cotton bills are offered in great abundance but those
mitting ae very shy of them We mentioned few days
snce that shipments Of SPECIE amounting TO 5000 900
had been made by the packet sailing about that time
appears that the specie brokers street received or
ders for that amount at that me but previous to the day
ofthe sailing OF the packet bills of exchange were oh
tanned at suitable rates. &c., large portion of the orders
were and the amount actually shipped
but little over fifty thousand dollars. Operations OF this
nature are frequent between the specie brokers and
the merchants any other parties renting specie The
largest bill drawers in this market have for sometime
past monopolized the business and established whsever
rates they pleased compelling those obliged to remit
ths current prices to the roubleo shipping
specie and have heretofore firmly maintained their rates
until satisfied that orders for the specie have actually
given, when they reduce the premium to point just be-
low specie level and prevent the export the precious
metals These operations cannot continue much longer
there must be some change The immense exports
of Cotton from the southern ports to Europe must be paid
for In way another. If the credit of cotton bills
cannot be raised sufficiently high here to induce
remters to buy them payments for the staple must be
made in specie. and our imports Of the precious
metals would soon exceed our exports. It Ia impos.
sble for any nation to continue in prosperous condition
without realizing on the exports to quidate the udeht
edness created by the imports. We table show.
ing the exports Of Cotton from the United States from the
commencement Of the season up to the latest dates
EXPORT CorroN FROM THE PoRTs OF THE UNITED
STATES, COMMENCING 6EPT. I, 1914.
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
9t5, 500 5,s25 55s,506 89i, ,0sl 500, $50
@09,3s1 82,l7l 907,9l8 796,4s4 49,, 1884
4l8,<l6 1856, ,275 600, ,696 I,073,6l4 3<9, ,l84


This shows much more extensive movement in the
article this season. than ast far the exporation
concerned, while the mporstons Of foreign merchandise
into this country, this for tha period the above
export Of cotton covers, have been very limited Ia
about time all markets should give signs of returning
activity The depression has continued long enough to
satisfy the most determined bear, and 10 full time for
change but IT s not necessary to produce another ex
Our foreign trade thus far in the looks un
usually favorable. and strict adherence to the course
pursued will tend to obterate portion Of the losses
experienced last year. Our packet ships In with
very moderate cagoss and the value Of the imports into
this port for January will not exceed four million dol
lars while for the corresponding month last year the
lue Of imporations amounted to So so4as7s proper
tonate decrease experienced Throughout the season,
the foreign trade Of this port and of the country generally
for is4s will fall far below that of ls44 this
mertit Is the opinion that exports will be greater
than ever before in any single year.
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and 4
roKr OF NAV YORK, JANUARY a..
@ :gs s1ss.-.... 49, ....7 M,os RISES .......... as
VIZ IS
Cleared.

Cleared.
Barge: George Henry Gait Gsnos John Ogden Esws
kss9 s,s &c a cs%@: ss.
Sg ssSS" wiz: s;s
f: ssfI M. n.s
Mskss s.sa sosP smith, New
Arrived,
& ship Hudson Buct%ap. Is days from New Orleans. with
s% o @ Pa5Srs cas
g day. s5 'i%'ti fio% with cotton
ssvs sssis Hss ss 4 5 NV
# Ss s.:;:s heavy ssy;
!, ms GSTdslis Hatch from AD,lsehiscs with cotton
sia'Ss' w:s1 ssa
S;ss. 1 & sPs.' ''s iae''''
sss t % s., az. " sh s Ms s1s.
R;.s,aio..1 sS.s,s Lane and yssipg Rs,dsn for Yqk
IA ass;s; is.S
xan, Ssns MsI,hsn days from Atkap with $4,000
sshI rssias days from A,akapa. with $4,000 gall.
:$$; ::$; E B:!;1 Sl wheat
seSr ssSsn Ps:s.os. s.TYgai9i Ys1s Rys ySt River
tSas%ss tssanesy gsfsss EBiss. B.1|S% Y.,. Rive,
S seSr SSiSf Sesos Fsni.a Ss2ssds assi -four
Two bris', unknown ..u..
Barques Calsto, Hopkins, Hamburg; Washington fU.uh,
Kruger, do; RAPID, Ward Havana Olga Turner Savannah
aud others. Brig Black Hawk is at anchor Quarsntirs
Miscellaneous Record.
VESSEL suNK.-Pot boat T II Smith repors-2d inst IL
miles SE of the Highlands topmast Of vessel partly
ou Of wate and found to be attached to the head
g INST Supposed to belong to vfsse sunk With
meulty succeeded in getting il from the mast IL panied
BARayE MARINE of Portsmouth, befors reported ashore at
hs mouth OF ScituAe harbor and bged full OF and
prooapy went TO pieces Tuesdy The principal
part OF ne csfge. Coffee insured in New York. and said
the vessel also insured here There Bos
another ' - 49, =
Whalcmen.
ship with boats over head supposed whaer was seen
from Nsnucket lsh-she tackled and stood SW at az M
The Alert MI spoken Oct s. so,o VIII To cm,e ,hor,
time 70, sprrm Archer NB Dec IS full for home 70 touch al
sIokenoet 81, late Sc N. Ion asw He.per of and from
Fairhaven. = N~''''N' "'" Nv"
No, a. lat N Ion 50, Marcus. OF and from Farbavep
tthe report oil Nov 10 was probably incorrect
Foreign POrrs.
GoNAIvrs Dec 29In port, Col Tayloe, Brown from PORT
su Incs or Boston, crew sick &c Kochambeau Cii,ery
CAsprsAs Jan 2Iu port Motto Williams wts new crop
Ven IIch hsdcli from Boston dsg Mary Chase Stevens
!oo'Ie 90 oong IN 3d. Gibraltar Jordan from Bath with
"snsi wrong SIDE up Frances Ellen Dyer, from Ports
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE Jan 22-Arr Loretto Fish, Brickmore New Or
leans-paed in the bay Marcy stevens from NOreans
AI.o arr Carlton Jameson. NOreans Below anchor of
Hawkns Point ship supposed the Albert Klockg ther OF
M ND from Bremen GID Ann Barney Of New Haven
Snalley, Salem; PEARL Nickerson Fall River
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
Brighton Cattle Market.

JAN 2oAt Market 900 beef cattle, 1855 sheep, and $50
swine
Prices-Bee Cattle-We quote to correspond with last
week-extia IS 26 first quality rs $b second qua
lily 81 % a 4 50 third quality 81 "a 425.
sheep Common sheep from 81 rs to . 25; wethers
from - % to 8 so.
Swine eOne small lot to peddle, and &c. At RETAIL
and &c.
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
w E L G HIS NATION CIRCUS
PARK THEATRE,
WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY. JANUARY astb. 1s,s

WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2sh, 1915
WELca $; :a;sssd IAs PARK
~ ii ss e sssi T @ New
gsnce Absc ming Classic A and Lires be eoa.upe
Cd s.% S h aaa Ts
every part Of the Theatre. .'' '''"
Of nh, As:: f e e
robe has besn completed containing several hpndd flushed
Ct e; y n Nsa r.
5osa who snS viii s.s re by
Ais appropriate e the numerous Panommc and o.her Scenes
TSs saaas w.h.. mos, earnestly to
every performance X order TO
% % Of %
ART OF HoRsEMANsHIP.
S % Sy o e
s:s c
i''''y the high terms j. yh'es THx iiy N Ss'e''osd
Perfect Four and g. 81 ES5; ESSEks Els, and oym''
Scene chbwSI2SbHESs.s A,;; & and vaus
M''h0ossaao saoMzs Mas Sist I'd AknE Director
The most wonderful yisli. and Is''I known
''nA,'rif Ssxs wa y ssSii; full speed
an ss oy
ED%SRb WAR 5Ae eWEsoStDs,
as:.5: $s s'fsr1 DiekENs6S hAs S's';' ho9T. Eji9fi
f'n'n'a A'reip H. c5SNUvEasc MsSSfa;' ips Comic Singers
A's:s, s:';i'a" s'1sFs sTyIsf ..i szSSEz Ss.
F"' o''" and D jSRN sS'3 NS9 x secondary s'a''
cs"a .as M1. y 8. .. and c.on.
N JoaaiSssoN.
Madam: A;.;:';1i nSuisx Eis,af H6%sRD, N;,isi
The most elegant snd Rider of tn. pesen,
EsHG G,ss
. 49,, -, ,,.,! sPEWAhD E:i 4 EgISScADE3 ., ,.r..
JOHN fsH.sS GI.saRoY
S$sS 4 !; ''
Nine ysa: Of ss the ssson:hSg ever
ss: ssR'
Creations Of Mythology s5s confined to this
Female h:: A::oi.s; rJIs1 81 1ya y%ISIs h1ps Dancer
and EsHSSN i; f;S;5,Si ~ ERFoRMlNsSsE isRT;Ssi
WI b given once :, a the week Viz Saturday comprising
will nv'
Persons q excellent character and polite manners will attend
will be received tn.
Prices of .4dmtssion.
Fin. lie, q Bc1e. and iaIqa:,te cents
TsCono lier oi boxes. % cents
'asry ~ & is'Ieent'
PALmO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE,
FRIDAY January oath, Last Night but one of the Italian
Opera will be ps'f''HEsfN GENsRESf9Ez. Nki;ilri 9IsH
Ds
ADSss9rUFint Tier and Par9pste si Second Ter 50
bsns th last night previous to the Compauy depar
Doors at 6Xpeformance to commence at O'clock
Seats secured from A. NJ to 3P. M. j23rc
NIBLO'S THEATRE.
The public respectfully informed avorits place of
amusemsn, will shorty for the winter with
~, ,SIkONG AND EFFICIENT COMPANY
The Manager has great pleasure announcing that he has
heavy entered with the following
MR. g. WOOD
The celebrated Irish Comedian land only legitimate
Of Power from the Queen Theatre London his first appear
ance in America.
DIR. VALENTINE,
The original American Poyphonist, &C., SIC.
The house magnfcently fitted Winter Theatre and
welt heated.
u Adm'sion IS cents i2A lt~rc
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
BOY WANTED-Wanted Immediately smart and iptel-
- gent bov. Apply al this Office. j33 3trc

Roy WANTED-Wanted immediately, smart and intelli-
- gent bow. Apply at this Office Jas 3uc
BUKNS' ANNIVERSARY.
IN CONSEQUENCE Of the deatn Of Mr.. Freeman Of the
have been held al that house will BE- held az H oO
sa ud evening the 25th instant Dinner will b. the table
,ous mo.D,so, WILLIAM cURR. President
GAMBtING UNMAsXED-Mr.J J. H. GREEN, the Re
~ ~ formed Gambler, will deliver Lecture Gaming. al
CSn ea,s O. dy E 4, EvsasE Jan he will
Iratsny IN such manner that the iocreduous
their best songs Ad ittanc IS cents TO paw espenses
Lecture TO commences at o'clock. j23 2tsrc
SIX GEESE sTOLEN-FlvE DOLLARS REWARD
e'ffSe The fowls 0'Sas %e1s
blood The above ). paid S seSssry 1y
s!'a Of the thief BY 'Dps5eSh 50hS K REA
1 Cherry Street viii Be sold cheap cash llsase ground
a' cs 4. @ @ T :.,
selling out is the about leaving the city, II is an old
i'1Ss Apply ." the
j2a st.rc 800 Front, corner Of Rosevtit street
FAT MUTTON AND FAT BEEF
THE UNDERSIGNED can exhibit az his STALL 2os William
1 Il S G y a 81 & gssS.
to look in Saturday aldjudgs for themseiss.:
j2i 2tsrc 2o3 William, corner Of Frankfort.
BROADWAY yOURNAL.
CONTENTS SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, is45
LdYsTRATED s By Two fasnsh Lens''ss Of Boy"
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Editorial Correspondence.
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The New York herald., 1845-01-24

SALES OF sTocKs-BosroN, Jan. "a, ls4s
shares Western RR. 94j do 935; IL Boston and PRO
vidence RR i07 20 Eastern RR, 1864; 90 Norwich and
Worcester RH, soi0d, 6b3j 10 Old Colony RR 1905 4
Bo,ton and worcester RR, solel iIs4; q Washington
Bank, g0i