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ADJUSTMENTS.
w f LCH'S NATIONAL CIRCUS.
PARK TF4 E TIRE

~, THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 9th,
ffTirsf TSa ria 'Sf css.fsS I'd.
Fssi p,a and Eb1.sP: bSs e C q. c.i...
Master W. Kincade in his wonderful Act Of the Yemasee
yaYPlsi1s By the Troupe headed BY d: Mcfarland
%.iI: it, viii & dance dance the Hungarian Polka
oa: emitted
Nas Hog s Wood ss A"t'
FTg,eslrisn Director. = =. MI; Csd-.l.der.
gSIs.3s s.:'.t and s%sd III y dIGSS:Hs %s
The Second Par. will with ,hs Love Test the
john
wf: ~. Hss u. P sss vf kae head
Ss:%ss Z; Ass ": : w,
Gasf b., sf;iass 'ss D"oftss Ass
The DooI, opened and the Great csvaleads will
EGsos sATUR1HY AFTERNOON, Feb 9Th, there will
First Tier af Boxs, Paraa.ti. 50 cents
gallery. l21Scrnts
PALMOs OPERA HOUSE.
-, On EnIpAy l9ssSa NF;SFSalSs sssr.,ry nh, 1915.
when for the frs. ssSns ms
ETHIOPIAN oPERATIc BURLETTA.
THE VIRGiNTAN GIRL.
The Choruses will be snsd by Fifty Male Female
Choresers For Cast Of Charactn Music &c zee bs and
-
will also be assisted by the following Ladi..
-, ,aas a.rP PHLMo's CONCERT COMPANY.
Mks ks Mr. LYhc LsHhtch MR. Tss KsSaNHG aRsN9eT
and NJ: KNEAss. assisted BY the following i.de: aud
Nj: EosEs4hALHH, APAz re- xH
vcSAI ASp iSsrErSRSFegE II! iesis' GSssEfg
consisting Of Eight Tale. ted Musicians Their Insru
combine Violin Gu Flute Tamborine Accordion Banjo
Bells Bones. and Cambad ,on, new instrument.
The " lie o conclude with the
VIRGlNIAN GIRL.
Ia which Mad Derot Lucreacha Porgies signora
goes. signor Parrot nose, sanor Lsmh.p.ss-gren
During the piece the celebrated POLKA DANCE by Mons
Mor.tn and Mad DesDemigon. Grand 0aop BY the Com
First tr and Parquette so Upper boxes cents
Doors oren at o'ciock-Performancs to commence
quarter before eight rs 2tsrc
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Qaotaons Tor uncurront money remain without altera
bn Il cannot be expected that much will be done in
lJ money until the merchants from the country come
the city to meke their spring purchases when the bill
cksrs Of Wall street usually have much offered as
hey redeem. Broken bank money has improved
Try little recently, and, judging from the report of tho
orptioller 10 relation to the safety fund.- we should
ink that bills of safety fund broken banks would NOT
n n,ove vprv ron;dlv
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Very Important from Washington.

1t will be seen, in reading the letters and reports
from our.W Washington correspondents and reporters,
hat the Oregon question has been settled TO the
satisfaction Of Congress. The bill was passed by a
very large majority. The "one year notice " is to
be given to Great Britain, and we are then to take
possession of that territory.
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

Customs Of this port alone for January about double
that ofDecember and the prospect at present. s thst
will increase from month to month, this year, in about
the proportion that last The Treasury Notes is
sued in accordance with the several acts passed are
gradually going out of circulation The amount out
standing slowly decreases from NOR tn to month
TnrAsyRY NorEs OUTSTANDING FsB /, ls45
Amount OF the several issues Outstanding LIST
Feb s45, per records of this Office 81 5s 2ls OF
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of
accounting omcers. ............. 0,l5O 90
. Sl5el,O6s 81
Amount outstanding Feb /, 1874. .s857 47s 90
Cancelled Ia the year ending Feb ls45 50 Oos 4o4 oa
The notes now outstanding those bearing nomi
nal interest," and used for remttanoes between differ
ent points, as they par funds any part OF the ooun
try They are very convenient for this purpose and So
long as they continue So they will be cancelled very
gradually
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

TINS PATENT BOXES
1'Hy PROrRIETORS or TINS, PhrnvT CAR
BOXES, would rrslec fully call tie affention of Raj
Hosd Compae,es, and all ohe aer.td VI ~ ba ding Of
Rail koad Cars, that they hive az. ui "a con et,Lits
kANOuSE Of Jersey CT y e,l a2eat e., lie mdnufac riur
Of said boxes Also sgsn for ansactng all business con
with said patentrght All directed HIM
Jersey City Iron Foundry will be punctuay attended 70.
TlMMS HILL Bu0DY,
J.r..v Civ. January ,,h. ,.u PrGgI,ssse.nn:
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t@isnSeiptsfa subscriptions to tins
NUT be paid TO the agents, Zeber & Co.. Ledger
<, Third street, near Chestnut where single copies
be obtained daily at o'clock.
w the and cheap Publications for sale at their es-
eat, v holessle aud retail
Fiih he excenfion Of one paper the Herald" is read
porhap' IN Philsdelphia as any paper published in
,lfording valuable medium 10 adve tsers. Adver-
he Herald next day. n4 "
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tor ChIlds Inns removed to No. IS Cham
e, Just west of Broadway. nlw

lcal NOticc-The Advertisements OF the
'fk College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established fa
preston OF Quackery, in the of all Diseases will
appear the fourth page and last column or this
w. ). RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
tnd Consulting Rooms Of the College as Nassau stree
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Forelrn ImportntIons.

Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-ShIp Emerad-C. Caveret of Paris. ]. r. Kohn-
stamm, Bavaria; Madame Gaudichet, Of Hayre.
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SWORD EXERCISE.
ST. GEORGE HOTEL
No. 81 Broadway, New York.

Next Flock below Trinity Church. and Wal! street
known establishment having recently tken it for term Of
hater themselves that they ready the
wishes of Their friends and patrons supplying them
comfort and convenience whhe place like this possibly
afford
The Of the house large airy and comodous; and
have been, but lately fitted with and elegant furni-
The dome tics atteatve respectful obedient the
BILE abund ntIy suppl ed with all subsanas and luxures
o good ypgthe cellar contains ample Of the choicest
house. constantly kept in clean and heahful condition.
Having availed Of these and other advanta
prears not only deem i duy but ALSO take peasur.
thus announcing to travellers ad the public Ia And
while endsavong to please although they do pretend
smile al competon yet they determined bv assduous
non the OF their and the reasonable
charges that those who house shall with
disappointment; and that who 10 away shall
ence dissatisfaction. JOHN H. MORE,
. PETER TYLER.
New York. Feb L. I9l5 IA Inns
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~HHssHaHaI-
Died.

Died.
On Tuesday morning. 4h instant Mrs ANN sHErHARp
widow OF the late Joseph Sheppard, ageS "a years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfuv
invited to attend her funeral this afernoon at O'Clock
from the residence OF her Wm SHEPPARD ia Law
rena street, without further invitation
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CuorATIoys FOR SPECIE.

Operations in specie, within few days past, have not
en- very extensive. We annex rates, which are now
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

HHEAPEST AND BEST.-Red Ash COAL, at J. Weeks
Yard, 25S Elizabeth ST. All unde sheds, dry rescrcened
and delivered clean 70 gart Of he city At the low prices
Order, received by City Despatch Store Houston and
Elizabeth and the Yard 236 EEabeth Bleecke
ila Imsrc JACOB WEEKS.
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PotsN OF NEW YORK, FNBRUAnY 8.

Cleared.
Barque Roa, Giberson, Mobile. +. d. Hurbutt & CO.
Hurlbuu Coz Aldsbaron Pryer Leghom. Foster Nicke
Packet ship Emerald Howe Hsvre Dec 26, with mdse to
during the passage and cold weather m the Backs
The has been the westward Of Georges Banks
goth ins and anchored in the Bay Monday night The
ives towed up by stesmb at Samson.
cruise
Brig II de Z,ldo Kingsbury from Very Cruz Jan. H. in
ballast TO Ramon de Zaldo Vessels LIFT Anahau Wilson a
ter bosrous threw overheard forty fifty OF
her e,go Water WITCH Of and for New Orleans; Creole do
do so pp-of.wr F.mouth Sands, Commander Sp ke off
Caresford Reef Jan a. Empire FIN New Oeans for liverpool
W with and pissed brig Morss fin Mobile for New York.
Ann Leusa Meschalk sid days beiors for New York
Schr John H1 Rowe IS days from Ceoreeown, with rice
su anu coon % % rider "a the night Of the 9TH Instant in the east
ne, 70 save her from going Was towed by u
sch Bergen oie, sd.y. from Petersburg, with mdse to
p s ans ~ was at anchor in the lower Bay during the
Schs Mary Cagsey; Stubs fof Milford De) IL days from
3 Ss bs bown r,o,S with lye oak e Fenton 1he NJ
Tuedsy aud he'd TO sail get OF the Iandeame in The
Hook yes'eay morning Capt s. that il blew severe
schr Aerie, Elliott, days from Wilmington NC. with M.
val 81 10 the master. 80 WV" %
sch Ez, Nssesoe. Lanon from Baltimore with coal to
S h Select Johnson from Newbern NC and n A.. rr,
Ocracoke with naval NJ Hiatt Has ~
we're gales on the passage lost jib aud foresah.
BELOW.
Ship Sheffield Gillespie, from Hull Dec 49, with mdse to
pargae La Plata Miches from Phsdepha. with coal to
l. McC eady.
Brig Morea, Edgar. from Mobile, to T. D Hurbut 4 Co
Also, ship and barque unkaown.
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spoken.
WI Lhe pilot syph Jan 49, 81 miles East Of the Hook brig
Wm Penn from Philadelphia for Boston 29lh IS miles s. n.
from the Hook barque Elk, from Philadelphia for Bcsan.
. Foreign Ports.
MANILA, Sept 20In port Merchant Murphy, for China
soon; Grand Turk, Emery, for Macoa or days
Home Ports.
PORTLAND jan olSo cleSances to-day Hogan and Cen
tnrion reported yesterdy were cearances Nothing sailed
wind NV. Hogan sailed last night s ~'
Pau ApELPHiA, Feb t-Beow. Mic~lus Means from Stw
Orleans; william Elizabeth Virginia; Tuscarora Smack
I'm Richmond Tor New York Cid, John, Young, Barbadoes
BaLTMoRE Feb sArr Jas w Paige TAYLOR Boston. yicto
nt, FIsenburg New York. Below, schf ,uud M ~
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QuorATIoSs FOR UNcUnRENr MorEy
|lstTa nf

The report Of the Treasurer Of the United States for
January lsA5, ccmpsbed with several previously made
hows very great decrease in the amount on deposit in
he principal repositories.
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF tSlx Stes naships.
Steamers. Leare Expl Duei .fme'a. Leore 9re
Hibernia, Ryrie. Feb. 4 49,. Feb. 49, s....... Mar
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

W FOX SALE-A Farm OF TO acres, III. bank
" Of Hudson River the village of Rhinebeck with an
adequate stock Of cattle, horses. farming utensils &c
On farm house. barn. coach house dairy houses
press, novels, &c. all in good order.
Also, piece of land being acres in the village Of Fort
Lee the b. nix Of the known the Orchar with
evra houses and improvements thereon Also the piece Of
about exclusive Of the dock aud point This
property is much improved and Of excellent fence
the houses and lots No, n 7s and 81 variek street being
all brick houses good condition aud repairs No 81 being 80
feet wde and the house aud we'll
ed aTamens aud accommodations. All this property
Canal street
Ae plot oflsnd 3sh including about lots
the Third Avenue, in the 10th Ward
Also ls tots in the 2lh ward vz.fou lots the side
of I'd of ST. lot the south side Of
50th lot the north side of three lots
the south side seea Of and the Sd enue
lots the side of o. avenue 3h and 5h
Streets lots the north side Of 57h street, and
souh side Of 5Sh street.-the last mentioned four lets BE-
tween the I'd aud Sd avenues.
The terms Of sale will be made easy.
r. X. TILLOU,
jas 2w*rc No. SO Wall street
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MENDELSSOHN'S LOBGESANG.
!9
es oa
time in HSfs;sih tSSahsSNc, * OR HYMN OF PRAISE.
LoDER Sisss'i IS Ps sGSSR
snS by which the
ssS Lis: s m . s
oSE fs siiss' Tickets. t. admit %
SIXTH ANNUAL BALI. IN AID OF THE FUNDS
HEBREW BEN&voIENT si III SOCIETY,
Wsa.e.day evening sh Fssma1y
may Ss lad q either q aS$$iTfE$ Ss$iE!ff
IS, G ~ sf3%Ssss
Mr jSSn L.sE.... No. 81 Gh.,ham st. St. 5 Monroe ].
Mr. Mr. H1I No. So i F:sd f.s street
NJ vellsr,... No ss Broadway.
isoIoFis.Gc Lionel A. MYERs. seerriary, sr:,'
POPULAR LECTURE ON HEALTH AND
MECHANICAL MEDICINE.
nR BANNING from Boston, will Lecture before the Ladies
and 1inss%ea e chi. city Mond.y Tuesday wsd1s. RS
:s
,snp..s 'Is ssg:s ssss sessa. Vii $.%s
placement and S'is.sa saa y di.sss s.S
is.. snl
h.d
with their families invited take free tickets
NJ ii sad ss hos se%psnia of hs foilSsi"s .ynS =:
Soas tsa SRs,
ton Of the Hea Dull Pain and Dragging Sensation. in the
Side; Sensations OF Distress slnking o oIenes at the
weakness aching and weariness there and in the ack and
limbs inducing inability ndi.posirion stand walk lift
Constpaton Piles Hyseria snd Hypochondr Affections CT
ss spne w general asposos 70 scSp or Lounge Aso
Singing. Rickery and axfbred Children people
usually find essential aud quick relief by means Of
which peri city compatible in application Ladies and
gentlemen may welcome TO trial Of the Lace for four s
Medical and stude invited call and examine and
make arrangements for their Of the Lace "A 3tsrc
LECTURES On SnAKSP. ARE.
MR. HUDSON who has lately been Occurring in Boston,
M will give his Lectures Ham and Macben, in he So
cietv Library Rooms he Of Thursday and Mon
day, February 9Th and 10th. o'clock.
Admitance so cents, takrn a the door f46tsrc
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GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTR UMENTAL CONCERT.
A TaE BROOKLYN INsTlTUTE, FR!nAY
BRAMsON only 9 years old, assisted by her sister. HAR-
RET BRAMSON, years old and by the following eminent
talent
MRS. BOULARD
MR.. TORDORFF, md
LADY AMATEUR.
PROGRAMME.

PART l.
l-variatons Brillantesvi Bavoura, for the Piano
rn,.e, ~ "a reia miss Josephine B,smsol
3-Song-Mc unain Refrainer, .,,..... 49,. Mir. Tord rf
Al have wandered in dreams Mrs. Bouard and Lady
Amateur
5-Duett fox the Piano Forte, by Burgmiellier exc
PART H.
l-Song-My Mountain Home. Mrs. B0uard
2-Song-The Flower Of kllesey. Lady Amateur
Thy fy 4, BofG% Have: s III hsigh
fssSs.ef Il. IL. India: NJ Is: c6mD,.y Bs%.Sn
TETICKETs FIFTY CENTS EACHz.To To Ge'n be had si
Hjcusbeys Music Store, and the door the evening Of
Doors at o'clock Concert to hslfpast
seven. rs 2tm
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WASHINGTON, February 8, ls45,

JAMES GORDON BENNETT
SR-The Oregon Bill has just passed the House,
by a majority of 81 votes. II is, in my view, the
most important measure which has been before
Congress for the last thirty years.
Great Britain must now make mp her mind to
stand a quiet witness Of our rapid advancement
in national greatness as maratime power, or to
take arms against US Vi che suffer the United
States to establish a maratlme ascendancy ~ inc
North Pacific. commensurate TO the probable
growth Of the Oregon Territory, under the ioster-
ing influence of the bill just passed, the period IL
not distant when she viii in vain struggle to cope
with the naval power OF this country. Her govern
ment will at once see the dangers OF this great
question, and there can be no doubt that she VIII
show disposition, at least, 10 make immediate
war uron us But her first impulses will be check
ed by a moments contemplation ol The disastrous
conseq to her OF taking any steps which may
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
saap N.nrtsrn md Agsn,s.

We snail esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will siss
:e assSnr 5nvsY Captain Of our News Bcat, report q
spoken on their pasaage list Of their cargo and oieigs
.d'sv 81 - ,b news G's nay nave II WI 1oara ten I'M
r abroad viii aso confer Favor by sending this occ sN
aoa os sHy kind vii be thankfully received
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

Domestic fmpOrtations.
soRGETowS-schr John Hll-8i60 bushels rough rice
bales o order
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

"A FOR SALE-The House and Lot No 8 Wall street,
c.:8 being 30 feet front Wall The building five
res high exclusive of the basement and ars The
contain about thirty all well and
whole is in excellent order.
Also the threesory bsck Stores Nos II and Maiden
lane and the thre story brIk building the side Of
Geeae street door sou2 of Maiden lane and in the
adon the property Maiden lane These premises in
good order and well situated for business.
All the above mentioned property we'll tenaned and
for permanent Investment peculiarly desirable.
i25 2Mkrc 4. Il. TlLLOu. 81 Wall
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

Excess ofexpenditures over roceipt.... sola23s 81
Al this ratio the surplus revenue would be very soon
ulei up but the recep.s last quarter very limited
what they bid fair Of being thisThe revenue from
The New York herald., 1845-02-06

EC1UKES ON SnAKSP ARE.
Mr. HUDSON who has la,ey been lsc.uLng in Boston
eetv Library Rooms he evenings Of Thursday and Mon
day, February 9Th and 10th. at O'Clock.
Admittance so rents, fak-n the door 46tsrc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17


" lRClNIA-iN cmAScGRy Al RAics he'd
III ,he ceth's ,iiic- al 'he Cirdn Superior
u nfi oi Law aud chnnce.v :ur the county ui Ohio
IN the month Of Ansui 1875
The North Wa era Bank al Virginia. Co,npla naa,
sgu'.s
Msnhns j. hrrs. John NJ NJ Ctcnry. William r
Gordon. John w Boring. Ecwsrd II Frz..sl.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bink oil Vince
ing. EiiIah JciI;is. Aiberi Buis. William
Armstrong; "a ii A .msirong. w dlna, Dusty,
DcfendGn,s
Tie Def hdoDis Matthias J;fIesr, John NJ Me.
Cr"ary md William r Gordon. NO. having entered
iheir appearance aud gwen sc.urjy accord ng T.,
The aci at assembly nut The rules -. hi. court Al
u appearing bv satisfactory pn'uf hni they are moi
inhabitants OF 80 Cunn"ii~-aliii oi V.rcinia-On
motion oi ne complainant u, counsel IL is ordered
that The snid defendants do appear here uu the ir,
day q" The usSi c,a,. nup answer ne coInplainnnrs
hill. and that rnpy al MS order hr forthwith in
serted m som" newspaper printed IN ihc~iiv Of
Wheeling !"r two months succe slvciy. nnd pus,cd
NJ The front coor o The onu house al Ohio conI,Iy
cory ics'e, ALIEN Il LAiDIES, cletk
JGF. mug 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
SPLENDID NEW STYLES OF
FASHION ABLE DRY GOODS!

INEORGE M'MURRAY would respeciln /.
" cali The attention III his ci,y customers 10 u
spendId sleek OF Fashionable DRY GOODS. now
opening and for ilie suke Of breviiy would enume.
rate o few. viz
FOR GENTLEMEN
English snd French super black cloths; do Cas-
II meres Black and Fancy colors; Cass,soere. Tole>
nett and Merino VesiinGs. with all kinds OF Tailors
Trimmings.
FOR THE LADIES.
CorieLres, a mHghIficenI new article for Ladies'
dress; New style Mouslin de Lame do do Cash
mere DE EcOsse beautiful patterns; Rep do d. do
d; Imperial rich Gudl,s aud Tassei cod Tor dfcs-
SEES; Splendid Buttons wnh variegaied Gimps do d.
new article oi La Poke; Ibserrings very .uper,
Rich Bonnet Ribbons entirely new; JafTiia Edge;
Blk and lancy cuI'd.plain zig ID and baird Alpacas
Super Silk Warp dc; CphuIgh cloth; Bubh'n aud
Thread Edgings; new style Earsion. French and
Manchester G'ngham.; Striped. TarleIon and barf'd
Muslms; Black and blue Black NIrrno Yarn fo
Ladies ii Sc. with geI eral sock VI Prints Chniz
sc
AI.SO-ESua super Gnnpowder. Imperial auC
Pow spong Teas; RIO and Lngnyra COFFEE.
| 1000 LBS m Cnuun Ynrns. CoveHet Yarns
carpet chain. white md all cnlrrs; fr lie exceed
| ugly low ny GE1 RGE blMIRRAY
| oci i'm MntkJt Square
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NIRGINlA--iN CuANctkY-Ai tuics hen
v mihe Clerk uiiicr al ,hc Cit.uii Sane s,o,
court az Inv ard Chn,rcrv ter The c,nutv of Ohm.
IN The n"n'h ~ August 1915.
| Lawrence a Washington aud Nlnty W w shinrt =
C,np'oi.amis.
OH" w Iicishcil ard Matilda hi w,fc J.n-s N
Stout md Eiixiirih y his w,Ie. rivit Hull and
Elizabeth z his vile. Ei.y .h.ih Csmph-IL John
L Campbell. PARKER .Csmph-il aud i.,L,,is IA,
vie. samuel Lyon and Navy his vifr J,,h,,
kii'hie ntd Ellen h,~ wife. which saiJ EIz,h.,h
t,Hmphcll J''hn & t,ampbeii. Packer Cam,h,li
Malay Lynn nnd k'i.n kn,hi-. nrr the heir, al
law oi F"ncis 4 CuuphciL LAT, ri OF ~ cmn,y.
DECEASED, D,G adams
The Defendants ~ -ahr,b CoinphrlI. s,murj
LYON and Nancy his wife, AMI I'm Richic and
Ellen his HIic. rui having entered ih,.f nIpis ,icc
and s'yrn s,rmiiy acrmding to The ari of s,emhlv
nnd ,r rrs 81 this conft. and IL ppce,finv hr sal.
siaciory PROC; that they IRE moi ,;shiian, %. the
commonw rnllh o. iirgnia-On motion ~ The com
planani ly sci. IL ~ ordered hat ,h. III de-
iebi"h's 'o appear here the irsi day of The ncsi
term. aud ahswcr he c,mplauani-' hill. aud bal I
'ony %; This order he frihwuh inserted m SIM.
newspaper printed IN the city "t Wheeling ;os ,uo
months SUGGEST, ely. and pasted al the front door of
The court house of OH" .r,nniv cory -Ie.
ALtA 4 LAIDLkY click
Coop oup 1.
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W lRGiNlA--iN cnANctRy-AL :u'e9 bel.
IN 'he dicks "iTcc o. lac ca, "a Snrstio
'"'i't "i Ia" a'"i ohanc"rv &c en- u. Ohiu,
,iihe month" August 1873
S'm'oi & Wy man. Wil,En = Appleton aud Joseph
Smith j.. ariners under The finn at w, lnnn,
hPic'on& Co Compiainaais
ngniist
Lewis Sutton ~. and k,chnfd II Davis pnrlncrs
M j,r The finn 81 Lewis Sta isu. & Co. and Jacob
Guoting. u. Jrrt,guis
The Deb ndauis ShlIon 4 DaN IL. no, l,n,ing en-
''"d their appearance n d gwen security according
I" il'e ari ui assembly, and the rus oi tins cnuri
AID Appearing hy 'isInciury proni Tint ihoy al,
''t 4 .a!'llnus al she cominonw ephh nf Virginia..
o' n""n 81 The complainant by counsel, ~ is or
docd hat he said d,icndans do appear here on The
ii'" day IL The ncIl Icrm and answer The COM lain
"ni. bill. aud Iha, copy Of This order he forth h
Inserted ia s',nc newspaper printed in The city oi
Wheeling or Two mouths successfully. md Iosietl
al The front d,vr .! The house of Ohio county
copy &c, ALtX II LAIDLEY. clerk
a. b. mug 30
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No. $50
W IW.INIA--N cnANc.N, A,rnle. held

. " IHGINlA--iN CnANchhN A, ruiea held 4,
! The Jerks .iiirc"i the Ctrnh S,irsrint 'nu,i
OF Law ahc Cnanrerv hir the ,,iuny 81 Ori,. IN The
'"'''ih ~ August 1915
! IIran hafpp tinis,aina,..
Jim Gil'bsisi. Edwnrh % Fuzh"ph. The Nnnh
Western BsES ~ kupinia. Wii'iap = I,ess, Wa
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LNIRE & MARINE iNsURANCE-Thcro ur

LNlRE il MARINE iNSuRANCE-There nre
Il twosiiuaiicns only in which individuals cni.
be placed, where they can adequately appreciat,
ing upon the RUNS of their own property, the,
receiving fr"m an insurance Office the iull a
mount which they have lost, or siandlng on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by d' sclalc fam-
ny, lamentlng hat stupidity aud folly whith II e
td,lrd 10 provide for such Contingency.
8 ATklNSUN, Agent of the PRO EC WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFOsD, CONN
wlll take risks on dwelling houses, rare houses
stores, nils, factories. dc, together with Their
contents, such rs furniture, merchandise ma
chinerv, and everyothcr description of IN surable.
properly Also. on steam, keel aud hat boats
a a., ,helr chraoes to and from any port on tn,
Western Waters.
Hotel. ian |. 1912