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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12


STRIKING a LEAD.-On Friday last
a respect lble looking man, dressed in q
brown overcoa, and fur cop, and calling
himself John lay lor, applied to Messrs.
Chouteau ~ Vale, mere hants on the le-
wee, to sell about $4,000 pounds Of lead
for him, he produced receipt, which sta.
led that the lead was deposited ut Rush
Tower landing, on the river a short dis.
lance below this city. Being willing TO
accommodate their new customer, they
proposed TO sell his lead to the best adj
vantage, and charge him no commissions;
and in the course of the day they met
with a purchaser for the whole amount,
at the rate Of So IL per hundred pounds
The 5000 pounds amounted to about
twenty.s six hundred dollars, which were
paid over. 10 Mr.. John Taylor. After he
money was counted and delivered 10 him.
he was asked to endorse The reccip, for it,
d~livery; he declined, but req tested one
Of the firm 10 do so for him, as they were
acting as his agents. The reccip, was
endorsed by one OF the Messrs. Chouteau
a. Vale, ard j: was sent down by the
purchaser the same day to Rush Tower
Ivy the Gamer Cham2lain on viii, h lie
designed shipping The lead to New Or
leans. A letter was received her, yesler'
day from the Captain OF The Chnmplain
stating t,a, he had stopped al Rush Tow
Ter. applied for the lead, bu, found none
here; that John Taylor was no, known
in those diggins. and iha, the $4,000
pound receipt was nothing more or less
hnrs e l.. A..
s,rikin. lead. Taylor has not onl,
struck. but has taken the lead f our pol
ice; whether they will be able To overhaul
him remains TO be seen. The loss, We
are told. should there be any, falls upon
Messrs. Chou, au s. Yallc.
Isl. Louis New Era,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

o. Mons. and Madame LaBurriss and
company are out with an a1trn, tive bill
for Tonight, having ADDED MIR. and Mrs.
Chip 10 their number.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

tina; State were either in opposition or
luck-watm in their friendship.
A MsRcHANT OF BALTIMORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
xIIRGINIA-In CuiAcrnr.Al a cire.i. q.


VIRGINlA-IS CHikcEar:At Circsit su.
perior Court Of Law and Chancery held
tor the County Of Ohio, NJ the Couu Houss
thereof on The oh day Of February, 1916,
MOSES hhodeSi Plaintiff,
John SockmaL's adm Islrstor and others, Dee
PENDANTS.
ErtraSt from TIE Decree.
And on the petition OF Joseph Gill, cisim.
ing 10 be q creditor OF said JnbB so ckman de.
ceased, by judgment recovered az nst the aid
John Sockman in his life time Ia this couTt
on the law side thereof, IL is ordered, that this
cause be referred again 10 the said Commis~
siUDef Edward n Fhlhugh, who, giving du,
notice, IS TO ascertain end report lhe amount,
" any, due SAX Gill on said juden eDt. and
whether The same be lien. and II so. TO whrt
fxient, and ~ bat Order, on the real estate
OF the seid JOhL Sotkmsn, vi any thins
ceemSd pertinent by himself or specially re-.
quiFed by the parties.
The parties inleredei vill la,te notice. tbsk
I'VE spPoIa ed The 18th day Of March, 1876.
and the Office OF Jacob g. Fi'zhugb, In the
E ivy OF wheeling, as the time and pis, Q OF tak.
~ e The said account, when and where all ins
'etssied cen aueu'
Epw II zHCGHe Commissions
L&RPq t,b IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

STEAMBOAT AcCIpENT.-Ths steam
boat Stewart was sunk n few days since
in TalIaha,chie river, with full lood
OF cotton. Bmt a total loss-the cargo
will be saved in damaged slate. No
lives lost.
The ST. Martins Gazette, Of The 25th
ult., says:
BY the steamer Neva, arrived here on
Wednesday, last, and lately from the So
binc, we learn that the steamboat Miami,
from New Orleans for Galveston, struck
snag near the Calcasieu and sunk
The crew and passengers had. it is said
safely got ashore. The cargo, we pre-
sumo. was lost.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

DIED AT New Orleans, on Saturday the
25h ult. CRAIG RtTCHlE HERRlOTT,
from the Organic disease Of the heart.
lie is at rest! no more shall pain
Wiring the quivering A .sh again,
From that blgh and earnest brow,
Past his look Ct suff-ring now.
He * al res! ait, ined that shore
Where the wca-y pant no more;
Hottest! from the exile's doom,
Cail'stthy sorrowins children home
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

TREASURY OF NEW YORK, The Trea-
snry Of the Slate oi New York is in good con-
dtiJn. The revenue for tie last fiscal year
was S3,4S7 1858, and The expenses D.. 7SI ,54i,
above necessary means TO pay he interest on
twenty-five millions OF debt, the repairs and
all expenses on seven hundred miles Of canals,
and all The ordinary and special charges for
the supper. oil the State government.
The amount Of capital and annual revenue
OF the several funds appropriated 10 the pur-
poses OF education, are as follows, viz:-The
common school, The Literature an / she United
S ateS Dep Fund capital SS,276 427-revenuo
1888, There has also been paid directly
from the Treasury, for the purpose OF educa-.
tion, in addition to the above revenue, the foi>
lowing sums, viz:-For the support and in>
srruciI"D Of the Deaf and Dumb, e2l 2s2 30,
do do nf the Blind, So 6S4 %, total, A29 $50 So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
CITY NEWS ROOM.

V3>HlS room is now completed and open for
L subscribers and Strangers, for whom 10
forms he most desirable place OF resorp that
has ever been opened in this city. The Ro m
will be always we'll warmed and lighted every
evening except Sunday.
Boston, Baltimore, New York,
Washington, lbany, Richmond.
Philadelphia, Norfolk, Harrisburgb.
PlusbuIeh, New Orleans, Louisville,
Nashville, 81 Louis, Indianopolis,,
Detroit, Cincinnati Columbus,
Cleveland and large variety OF other papers
amounting to- 80 in number, will ALWAYS be on
file. TERMS 81 90. jan 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

EJThe 'Mountaineer, recently established
at Morgantown, must be a very forward young
ing Of the Panther OF Catamount breed Tor IN
The last number il mounts Us with ierJcry
hitherto unknown in these regions, especially
for one young. Very liulr surprise, how
ever, is felt at the lsct, as the fangS and teeth
are borrowed from The same Brovn whose
premises II guard and whose praises il grcwls.
We could not, however, feIurn the various
compliments It passes US il we would, as The
edSsOrs are 50 mediocre in talent, so unknown
and likely to be, that we cannot return their
blow. A "a is bad mark for common
ShU'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
POST OFFICE I'VE have avoided 3

POST OFFICE I'VE have avoided ary
comments npon the recent occur ence in which
Mr. B Hale, was removed llom the Pos,
Office. We did so, bscau,e we had no reason
TO complain Of MIR II on our own part. Though
he has been very violent and bitter partizan,
as one Of the Clerks 10 the Office he was cour.
ieous enough 10 us on all occasions; but since
the occurrence of hat affair, we do think the
gentleman has been playing pretty strong
game, ans seeking notoriety TO such exten:
that we wouIc not be justified in passing il over
in silence. The circumstances are very sim.
pie in themselves. He was an rdinary Clerk
in the office. Rules for keeping accounts had
been adopted and we're complied with by oth>
ers and had beer by him. 10 given time. He
then neglected &c do so, oyerdrew his account,
and induced the accounting clerk to r,turn the
amcnnt OF overdrait a cash. He was charged
With il subsequently, and his acct unt made
correct so tar as moaey was concerned; but II
ialsihed the true STATE Of the account, for the
money was not charged when il was drawn
Mr. Agnew discharged him. Any business man
would have done the same for his clerk, as he
had perfect right 10 do, The matter was
mere private transaction, but so full and foId
OF humhug are some people in this world, that
Statement of the matter is published in the
Argus by Mr. II. A philosopher would ask
what business this is for the public; but phi
losopher is fool, nowadays. Mr. III, also
calls upon the public TO come, like Hercules,
and sustain him. But he goes further aud pro-
cures his statement to be inserted in the loco
TOGO presses generally and grave comment,
made en- II, as though il vas an oytuH trans
action. This TACT, generally, would omuse
were il not too indicative OF folly and humbug;
but we knd 10 the Z,nesviie Aurora, a very
mean specimen Of HImboggsry scarcely TO be
tolerated. II asserts that il ubl>hes the whole
correspondence in The transaction, whereas it
carefully omi's the dign fed correct and man
ly statement Of Mr. Agnew. God help this
country and :his pesple when the public mind
is to biased by such aTrant knsvery!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

rT,m the ~. u. CommefCtd', ~ fueS00y.
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT
We rgr.t To annoince q most distress
sing accident, by which an es,;mab e
young lady was su denly hurried from a
scene ol social lestivity aud enjoyment
into eternity.
So far as we have heard the parti,u.
lars, the young lady, who is the daughl,
er Of MIR. Canda Of Lafayette Place, va,
returning from parry in company with
her father and the daughter Of friend,
Miss LIE BARRIER, ub, ut twelve O'clock
last night.
Mr. Canda ordered the ca rriaee to stop
at MIR. LIE Barbier's residence ,ha, he
might leave Miss lie B. there.
After assisting the young lady out of
The carriage and rscor,ing her into her
residence, he was returning % Join his
daughter in the carriage. and was smc
ha. surprised 10 find the carriage gone.
SIP, osiDg, however. that the Goa, h
man had driven home. he walked leisure
y in the same direction and his surprise
was great 10 learn that the carriale had
not arrived.
II is supposed that. while Mr.. G. was
absent The horses had started off and Miss
Caudl becoming alarmed, jumped on, o.
the carriage..as she W as seen 10 fall upon
the pavement, at the corner Of Washing
ION and Broadway place by "a Waterman,
who Immediately IAN to her assistance
lie raised her aud conveyed her int
the New York Hotel, where medical ait
was promptly procured.-Tbe young
lady was. however, dead. having disloca
ted her neck in the fall.
She was recognized and messenger
despatched to MIR. Canda's residence
who arrived there shortly after Mr.. c.
What renders the calamity the more
severe is, that il was Miss Canda's birth,
day, she having just completed her sew
en,eenth year. and had already won tn,
esteem of all who knew her.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
s.A YER v,
NO 10, MONROE STREET,

d EsrEcTFvLLY intern, . friend, and ,h..
IL public. that he has On hspe and f, p.nufss.
iufing, general ssserIn,ni Of HATS Of the lstsss
'rriug fashion. which he will warrant sqnsl if psh
'spsHsr TO ssy hat sss ever been offered in this.
city.
His ss'orinssi consists ofsvery variety Of shape,
qualify and description THAT'S new in use. III s6
which ere manufactured frou the best waterfall and
wsrkssnshiP, and will be s.ld aI the swss, possba
prices.
esnils.sn are rsqss'isd 10 call snd examine
ne style, sssliiy spd price. feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
fe-, "a'cr in the channel, on Stand.
PORT Of ~en. WHEELING,

Arr .rois and Departures # Beats for the iost 81
hours, ending yesterday nj 4 o'clock; H.
ARRIVALS,
Revenue Cot err, Pilt,rurgh.
Utica, do
Belmont, 90
Louis McLane do
DEPARTURES.
I.ouis Nj ne, Pittsburgh.
Uuca, do
Belmont, do
Mail, Cincinh ali.
Tiogs, do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12
Yours to com nand,
DH-a 80 -

p. S.--If you. in compliance with my
request, and in accordance with your own
benevolent disposition, publish hi, letter
in your paper, please send a copy to Pres.
ideni Polk. lie sill sUon have the pam
acea that can bring our dear depa rtcd
friend to life again--nnd think il the
President reads this Iamentable epi,lle he
cannot but choose TO administer Inc dose.
X ID
This fact we are informed can be pro-
ven by G. J. l., then, and still clerk 10
the Post Omce.-- Editor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-12

We extrac: from cur exchange papers
some Of the notices of the late storm
which they contain.
From The Albany Ep. Journal Of Wed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

,,,psr..- N,eNss,s & Fsr,Ns issac 4
ava, ethyts A1itcp eSsNst las GhNs y CO,
- ~, "a, a t',tr cSVtNCt aitN'siN N'ietrcd Ia Tho
-, 10, ,sa,, e>N,tht 'Ua 7calrd N'rt,e' ot SsESlN
.s,:.N.. si,J tetors,t since (S;i Tho vrrhot IN
-,e, whiSR wes appyslcd tVn. wae SlfliN
,,.,,,.,> ,p Important 3c,,sior made yrsief>
-. e ,..,ss NiWuote, ~ the ease o SSsarJ " Fora
~ Ba1Ast.st S,1Aiv, & NthNi,t. and ea'siG'
3 a.,s,r uwss an sv,,eu IN rr'vpr sSa,nsi Chester
,,ssfiss wNN Gu5es sttctt The case was er'uEn'
NsV ,ey ESvft M iu0iion In lSr, lSlN thf'e :" ,"'
s,.,.,,,te euJey tse Evan oiWsl1s'isr Eee2ms ~ M'-
Ns,aI 81 stated Z, ths NoNlL began business "s
SsNs. ia NewNV,A, With u wash SaNtS' '' HO'"'
Ssss VA tc NSJh W Nct the hyiu ts'lea ndot ','Nun
,f.,ss vech caNt ~ measurable 1oGe in"' vac ''''
-, svL sri NrAcy st;NNrE s'NNNds ~ HnsPN''h
~, ssta 'St0ro Ms contemplated t'' 'N' "1Euink,
r. ltf, ,a,,,s Sc,tr,t they rGNassei kHNds iH TIC
"a sttS ~ AMI At The ;siuc ~ the failure wctc
..a,. s.,Nl StN(N[l Whru The iailGw occurred. the
we,, =, u,sS,iaS thetr NHNNS scrrciod ""d every
49, .,,,t : ~, Scs>is s,tadvNwn tcan' The store
~, s,,v rh,Yl~>s "a icrudSN' at Mobile aud other
.,ss e,,>is ~ the Sn,ovut ~ $;NS,S AZ lie WAS AT
-, ., N,at tSc Iimc the cNgSrtpCrshtp was formed
-, =, ltc ,iue " The s,SYi~Sc and was active in
-. s,.,gl 81 e,cp The ,N'os> out ~ the hands VI inc
,,.-t,.> ft l,sjayH Mss large creditor oi the arm
~ s,t RS, he ScrcCvu 'raUd ircn The ece'i
.r.,sf ~ the descendants wcyy' tStticS ~ II. Az"
AKA! e, S,i@k Nc,SSn ~ ycvsr against MI i''c
III. ~, r.,,,cr, III his e,,,!s t0clud'is Nnes;o'
s ~ Mo- = ,a caSgr,y. lhe '"iSs "'"''" '" Nv ~
r..,,r., g9s- I'.,tst >tey EXAMINATION me ''e
rh, ,,s,, ,cSn;y5 that there wcfc S""t'Ch'
..e., Is, ilsss,, the rIoSccdnS SUD Nt1STrd NS'
s.- \, a,,>i %, nj, - Iae >"sn Si StIVVV' ens WIN
-, A., IN srrtcSijAn ~ show cSasc on farther
S,,,,tryr Ii Nc,Scc :, Clark for pHiuua.
49,, S.s,,,i \ tsNsaa ttc defendants
.a. \ t,s.- ,.:'s SrVs Has = = Clta'i - see
sss .>al.->-rAc CSwy; considered ;hs iAc
,,Sta.,sN h,s re }S,wcr over another STATE "
.fv. ~; ,i,CS decisions n Euslssd bearing npea
r,,,-5. .,csiSa Il them is III agent IN Tho state
... ,,l-S; X served upon hl,i, or another State
t X .Ssc ;>s-tv IL INC foreclosure Of mortgage,
~ Wscre iac properly j. hcrJ. hu; another State
~. -. II Ncw,NosS ~ he tni;cd States csnno; nc
r. M. = - ,As, Y.ircip,o ;hsi being independent.
- f,,., S;N.s ih,y W., Nc disposed 10 dc justice.
=, frsa =. ,,gSvi.ns VII bc 10 peuton the !cS's-
* cIccy ;ls relief. when :; Is supposed justice
. " sc=c Nc;.cn denied
80, .a,-.ry ~ iati.> \ C,,sSeoS :Ed .lan Moore.
-, - ,.l,.- ~, III sGi answer 20 dissolve lrjunc.
- :. y ,s.o- ~ lie MSs,cSl n.n Extractor. lniunc'
sS..NsN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
a nnnwnRrE,s pANcING scHon1.

Allen DodwNrih would beg Leave INFORM his
friends maj "a MS intention Private Dane
Ing school Al BIZ residence No ii5 Broone-s on Monday
afternoon Oct 2ni From ms long connection with the
from M, best hNt have visited this country, snch
as PAU T -ou snt Others Of IKE celebrity. be feels
ma ne = - vel o,a,e. in tt. CIV and h
N1,icaI education will certainly give him great advantage
orer many e, present In TIE profession; be hat MY
thos- no favor hin vv their r-iv upon &C.
curing correct and fashionable scyle OF Dancing
TyEms-A ausrer OF u lessons including, ouadr:e
Waltz tiaIc- aud 10 co
n Lessons in the Naitz or Pc.ks.--.......... co
n,YsAxp Hou- o. TutrIoN-or Monday anG tnlr sGay
?. co IL, Ladies ard Misses /. years OF age On
Wednes1gy and .:uFday O'Clock for Misses ana BOYS
under u years aud on Monday "Wednesday ThuTs
dry aud SATURDAY. for Gentlemen att O'clock ?. NJ
n Eycpj1P Class VIII be formed, or those VITO cannot
attend earlier. from 9 10 TO-
Private Lessons given al al hours either a. the residence
OF the pupI or III the school o2i lueoiis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

From Na,chez b. way OF the Rio Grande TO the mouth
Of the Gulf of California, is 1910. The from
Charleston to the Pacific would by this means be
,li.hsd in from siziy sereH.y hours. Communication
with our Oregon settlements or our Pacific squadron
now demands months Of toll and laborious exposure
AT Mobile the Stephen Baldwin was taken up FOR
Liverpool "a, and tie Tarquin received an engage
men; for Havre ll6c per b. the first charter of the
season for France No other foreign transactions.
Coastwsc former rates &c per b. still ainained
but extremely dull. The marke, remains steady At last
weeks rates for Exchange. with limited TRANSACTIONS
supply and demand about equal. In State Notes but
little doing. former rates seady-suppy moderate. Re-
ceipts Of specie since LIST september. $l72 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

SlNYNN MOURNING, NOW, Ieil.
rs - g,-sS>o> N.l-our citizens were called
-, .s..-= =; AScu, o'clock. by Sn alarm OF :rc,
-~>-g,;,:,1 - iae soc:. !; WAS found 10 originate
81. s,,, house o;;he oS.co pin; works OF Messrs
ssgs-2., y Jackson
:ss-5 Ms The YrcS-ess Of tie iismes. thai before
- A,ss,.,a,e cSGlA ~ Esd. the whole building was
-; - sSi:.es saG IN short ;i;nc burnt 70 the
-: ~ cu..3u. wss insured for 5000. To VIVA,
80. "a .:.s-h:ery insured. could not ascertain;
a. eyeEss NsSs.s, NSSinais & Jackson WI lose about
SSs& $50
- .,eS.ae shop sni foundry OF Messrs: SwinbuTn,
So, \ u iNa,n!ns the PRINT works, and drove by
-. ,s-,s a -es WAS $50 burnt. Tne machinery aud
r-s ~s.e principally ssveG IN this estsoiishuenl--
,S,,-> S.sns.-- Smith & CO were fully insured.
- ,,;,= tse.c-y 81 NJ. Chsr,ss WSrton also csuSht
~ VS. sx..-.a.sasi with ,-i3!as damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGEsToN-A that invaids can desire
in This and almost Undesirable complaints pre-
senlei in Dr. Woods Sarsapas and Wild Cherry Biiter
sbilfuly prepared and delightful! Tonic and ApeIcn eV
ery 0ay becoming and more popular. Certificates OF
The efficacy Of this medicine may he had OF The agents
Wyatt 4 Keicham, wholesale and reiail III Fulon.st
Dr. w H. Minor. cor. Br.aGway aud John; =. NJ Guon,
cor Bowery and Grand Geo. p. Gum, Bleeeker and
chy;sionher ats n Y NIL 6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
MAERIED:

On tho s,h inst by Rev, Mr., B"loh Ilr EDWARD l.
III TON 10 Mss NARY ELIZABETH PENTLAND
both ot this city m
la, nh ins, by Rcv.A q Vcrmyca, MI LYMAN COBB
Dr. at tho CITY 1t Ncw,lork 10 Miss CoRNELlA SHA
EtllA pRAkE, vi the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
= NO make Money by ihs suppression OF tru!h and

iy- To make Money by the suppression OF truth and
invention OF asehood and that hen The whole human fam
lily are the only sufferers by OF life and production
OF and suherngs. is best estnaed by the prudent
when they counterfeit article trying DO built the
fame OF DliS Magical PAIN Extractor This great srtc!e
will the following Diseases Burns Scalds Tic Doier
Old Sores Swellngs, Spinal Weakness &c &ceven
life under The trying circumstances and they who
regard will be tina: Daley is written every
box OF the genuine article only General Depot for the
United States the the above Sslve No l2S Full
ION Sun Rrilding Y. Y. NJ 6lis~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

u Gourauds Italian Nedcated Soaq Tor the cure OF PM
me-, Feckle. Tan Saowness Eruplion and ali skin dis
ufenens nj the only Depot .! Walkers ls Store FROM
Broadway cents CAKE Grecan Hair Dye, begetG9!e
liqud ouse for cf.nsoniTg Lips and Cheeks Poudre
Stie for eTadicatng supeuoS hc'r without injury 10
The skin Liz he for ;nst4uty scattering redness and
ashes from the face Acoustic drops for curing deafness
&c The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Courhuds
are 10 be found only bear ia nd al 81 Wakerst Isl Store
FROM Broad way .
AGeNr5-E B. futile Assembly Buildings. Philadelphia
Jordan. Mih-st Boston; Carleton Z Co Lowell Ives
Springfield Green Co. Worcester Myers, New-Heyen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

III NOtlCC, 10 Int PHDIIC iiIlU IItIZeHs gtHCr-
lly.-lf wish business transacted IN the Marine
Court. wish find the officers, you Will find them pms
disely of The Court Ia the Park the Judges
sic er that on OF their getting possession of The
American institute rooms, they will retallate the
ConsiHb-s by removing their little fixtures and bodies from
their august presence.
ALEXANDER BATES, Constable Sd Ward.
Il ALEKED ROACH Constable ID Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

II CIothing.-Geo. A. Hoyt Co No. p Bowery
(nesr Bayadsi keep constantly on hand very large
sor,rert OF ready made Clong. adapted ren YOUTHS
and chdrrs ear made in fashionable style AID which
ihev wiz sell either wholesale retail for cash great
ly reduced prices.
Garments made to order in the very best style very
short notice. and with puucIaitV- n2o lul-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11

LIFE AssuR,ScE.No he assured OF his lie Tor
day, although by paying sum OF money annually ne i9y
have legacy secured his family after his decease. In
tue midst OF life DEATH aud when we look at the
Thousand forms ofd.eese, almost duty to inquire
;no their remedies For very large class OF disorders It
may be confidently asserted tina, Sandss Ssrsapea IS
remedy claimed that 1t can Arrays cures Tor ih'
hand Providence controls the results OF mans utmost
skil hat it that WILL in many terrible Affections
the es produce effects more beneficial Than any olner
preparation Known. Among these diseases we may emu
me!sie Eruptcns Ulcers, Scrnfula Abscess Liver Com
pein. Dyspepsia, Mecur:sl Disorders General Pross-
ton, SC. &c -
Prepared and sold wholesale and rets, by A E. X D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulton-st New ! erk.
Sold also 273 Broadway II East Broadway ana by Drug
cis,s generally hrou ghoui the United States Price 81 per
bcus Six bottles for 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
DIED:

JOHN uALsEY. Senior. in the s7,h year OF his age
hi, friends and those Of his sons, John, William ana
Charles. are respectfully invited TO attend hs funeral
ttom HIS aic residence corner of Clinton and Myt'e
avrnucs irookiyn ON Tuesday afternoon, NJ COCK