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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
READY MCAnE CLoTUrNGI

L" regard Ia this Drancn ui t- uu,Incss 4 must
beast. avn Tailor by professron, have worked
- the ! tade lOr hiieen Years. the .Gtc nn able
'ud q" cui my own clothing. aud make them up
"a n"p'cr md cheaper sly L. than any oihct csluh-
''shineut IN the 'ny. y IL 6-cc,s for those t,ai
carry "u the busin's. and iailots ihcms.lv O.
u aiiSmw c"mPc,iion OF Ready Made Clolh,us.
have u large assortment. a. follows;
Black. Blue. Brown. Olive and Invisible Green
Fruck md Dte,s coats; Beaver cloth Box and Over.
coats; Pilot cloth Ovor.coais. Mackinaw md Trou-
'nduur Blanket do CasS M, re- do. cassin.tt d.
f~ccds dc: J,snS du, 81 all sizes
have ON hand an x'ellcnt assortment of plain
md fancy Cashmere Pants. black and blue cloth
Pants lued. very desirable article, aud at,, qnan
iy oi ca,sinci Pans Is all sizes aud prices. Jeans
aud Tweed Pans ol all sizes and prices.
Five hundred Vests. embrsci,g every style and
qualhr.
SHIRTS Wrappers. Drnwer-collors. Bosr ms Stocks,
lGl"ve.. Fine md Fancy Silk bud Sam Scars SIlk
idks "i nll cOl"Fs M qualities together with many
Hh'r articles usually found IN cluihiug stores
In couc 'usion. my old customers md the public
generally IRE invited Ia CoH aud examine my stock
la con,de ,aton or ,he Lbsroi patronage heretofore
Intended To me. have pur, hused u Larc.r Sfosk
aud ,tiet them n, CHEAPER RATES Than have ever
lone bclure.
RecoIec' The cheap cash clothing store of
RICE.
oct7 conner Of Main & Munr.e SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
HOPES norm.

lHh snbscubtr has removed HE Cordop,
"i1fc. 10 The stand formerly eccpr,f3 =,
US '.e.r No. % Vas Store dav.pyn Iarr,
l.3r p'eg. wh'eb wit 0s sold I,w foi
H'.--E f.af01 f1i Rcsswar. Cicerns M, o.,
..'..' m cis,' prices. TIE pu'i .r are rc-,,rtril
n lSiNl 80 To ave him n coll before r,.ci'o'
- CHNRLES " BERRY.
""" Head Of Wsicr fttcrt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
CAPS! CAPS! CAPS!

g. AVERY, has lust rerciNtd Ihe largest mud
- best assortment "i Fur ard Cloth Cops that
has ever been brought To- tins market .i AL quail.
hes and prices. from Ia cents 10 ID DOLLARS. con
ti>,iug ne Ioll"ws.
Snrer OIcr Fur Cans Snper Seal Fur Caps
d. Nutia Fur dr DO Musk Fur DO
Do Cloth cap Fur irimrd. Super Cloth Cars.
Fashionable Silk Glazed Caps Fashionable Purple
Red AID Back Plush Cap; Youths aud Children.
caps il great vnreiy an III whch vii I've sold cheap.
Cali aud see, NJ No 10 Munr1e steet.
sepl9 3 AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

AZ ECllVED from New YutL. Ph,la, @ pima md
kt B,hiinure IA large aud eeueiai assortment
al Gniceres which wilt he dI posed at on i.e musi
favorable terms. consisting in part OF the following.
$50 sack, prine RIO CUiiee
50 bags Java do
so de- Al-picc and Pcprer
80 btls Loaf Sugar
900 boxes Tn Plate cross
. do double cross
$500 Brozivr's and shecing Copper
1000 lhs Bnnrn Tin
IS chests y II Tea
so ca,iis Gnnpowder and Imperial Tea
100 hhds n q Sugar
$50 bfs do Mulasscs
goo Kegs Nails assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cotton Yaras assorted 5 10
so boxes Raisms
80 boxes Cavendish Tobacco. assorted 5 H.
ii IL ard pound lumis
so kegs TAis' Kentucky
100 duz Il Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
aug I FLEMING & HUNTER.
X. EOfF'S TONIC AND ANTl-DYSpEP-
, TIC FILLS This Medicine has been
known TO The pubic for the last twenty years. and
has obtained considerable celebrity us u remedy hr
Dyspepsia. Experience has shown these Pills To-
he the best family Medicine that can he used.
They opcrnie gently purcaiive. producing noi-
her sicSness debility. They can be used n, all
u'n's ny persons oi All ages Nuhoh' eSafu 10 uc'
drink, or exposure Ia wei ard cold.
As an Ante billion, medicine. every person using
| them Will become satisfied Of their superior
efficacy. There has been issued pamphlet. 90
he had al The Agents. IN which is set iOrth more
iully the nature aud operation vi he medicine, io-
geiher with some vi tho diseases IN which 1t is
most applicable.
| The prpreiors have been COMPEL To alter The
form OF the wrappers enclosing their Pills. owing
To- The many counterfeiis Tint la We been distributed
| AL pcrguns purchasing ace requested To he well
satisfied they genuine. Far sale 10y PRYOR &
| PAUL.. Druggists Wheeling. Va. Gen raj Agents
| for The Ptup,ciors iv %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
~ II I'd VC y. W ~ s..
CAUTION TO ALL.

CAUTION TO all.
L E'T ALL T. T. WORLD lake NOTICE.
AND BIZ AHEFUL NOT TO BUY The
(SIlGAR co TEDNMPROVED DIAN
VkGE1 ABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on II The wR ITEM signature OF The U.,
gInaI Inventor aua pdteniee,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
These pleasant ri Is possess puwes to optn
si.L the na'pral d aims ci the >y,Icm- viz. The
LUNGS KIDNEYS, SKIN d. BOWELS-
hitherto UN6NuwN IA The practice OF medicine;
nni 81 Complete has hcen their tIiumpb over
all Other RedIcines that many have been led
10 suppose ihey con ain some powerful mineral:
bot upon examination by DIS Chiffon, Ran>
dolPh, Huntington and others, this supposiuon
Is al once proved 10 be gjoundltss.
Sold IN New York, at The principal Office,
10 Greenwich sifecl, also by RuSh',n s. ca,
Bro dwaY corner o: lith street.
PamphetS 10 be had OF a.cnis grams.
B.-PerSonS Will also notice On he top =
bel an engraved Indian hguIe cross ed with I'm,
ed INT.
The genuine NAV also be bought with Saefty
Al d. Gnion%, corner oi b we,y aud Crane
S'Iert aud Mis- Hays, 1919 Fulton street. Brook
..yn, ana Il respectable stores throughout the
Nr'tr' StafeS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
SUGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE

MINE r. IDtNCE.
HHR IlILL, OF the firm OF Gulcy & Hin
va $50 Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior Ia any he
has eyer taken HIS vile has found them de
Ii hfiul and silIca,ioue.
Miss ID, UGLAsS, corner Wa ker and Tudlov
s'ieels, has been cured IT pain N The head
dImucS, of si2ht, and dizziness Of long stand
inc, nv hem Pills.
Mus sMoN~. of ~ Henry Stree; cured o.
pSinS and cIfmrs ~ eishi Yeas SANDING
Mr. ArElSS, OF 2G3 Gfee0wrh srtcI. cnret
of ry-p'psIa Of seven years SANDING
MIA CARL CHS daUqhier * StnIIe street. cur
ed Oi Worms n her wrfsi loim
REv Mn PURStrf, at Bruokiyn, cured OF oil
lou, enmpiatbt., weakness, Sc.
We need nui add mole Evidence ccouf.
on MS iom ~ quarters No Piils ever befur
nccompli>hedso mp, h wrh so line trouble ant
N, agreeablcness, y Snuh's (Sueaf Cuaird.
Improved Indian Vcgeiah'e Pills. Sold
Guirn'> conner Bpwcfy and grond ,is, phip'.
corner of Bcekman end William Slreefs; Eve
tru'> o. Hud IN So; Mrs HAYS 40 PUTIN ST
3 D'klyu; An' 3i3 Greenwich street Ex1mIn
me label lock Tor ~ sHrns written sgua
ore ~ ~ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

usI FECEFED and for sale very los, NJ,
~ PRYOR PAUL.. Wholesale D,,eo;,,,
lGl Market Street, VINE, LING.
40 Brls Whining
cnks Ffc,b Chnmomile Flowers.
cases Indin Rhub,rb Root rims
~ gross Superior Blaoking
. cnses small Sicily L'qnori,e
20 boxes Grouud Mnsjard in 4 coug
" 90 Pepper
10 DO Cinuomun
do Cloves
. do Ric~
200 Kegs White Lead
case- SUP Whine Glno
JOOOCO Pefcussiup Cua
I'D loxcs C.su'o Slap Old aud d,y
20 brkcis Fresh owe OIL
hfls Refined samrLpr
do cfcon of Tartar
] case Chncsc ycfmHIon
bales Irdo SIENNA
20 b'Hes DdIcns Soois IN cahes AID bore
i cask NItrntgs
81 ~. Eurli.h ,aomrl
IHy DO American dn ...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

[ OACH TRINMINCs rood Obj. 5,,.
~ Cum Cloth P,isn, B,rb Io,b.. r..
>l.ef Hob Bands. Or rarrei. Stumo t,,'.,, ~ :
I'Sc' &c Sc &c. NJ The fIarJvarr sn,c ~
SEP p OFT & GREER WHIT. g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
UN TIED STATES HOTEL
WATER SIR ET

WHEELING. VA.
Vk\ilE undersigned respectfully inform the pub.
"A he hat they have leased the nbsyc housa
'of Term oi year.; have had il entirely re modelled
ana very much improved in The Arrangement, of II
rooms aud pofches; have had it newly and hand.
someiy pnmicd, cafpeled and papered Throughout
anu newly furnished. in q style UNSURPASSED by onv
Hotel IN the West. Every article is entirely now
"Nu the whole house brilliantly lighted with gas
Ihey ofior The accommodations Of The Ions. n
nc public. fully determined that oil Guests sboI
mo 'hcif house. entertainment that will moi fai
Ia ~ ri satisfaction. "
rom The superior arfnngemCn NJ Of The House md
""e. and 'he location Of The house in front Of tho
%''""b,ai landing. they indulge The hope. ,ha
h'y z" w receive Liberal share nf puLl,c patronage
may 3 MITCHELL A. CAIDIyFIJ
TO SADDLERS & CARRIAGE MAKERS.
HAVE just received a large assortment Of
- sheep Sklts suitable iot Pad Skins which will
he sold low lof cash. Black Harness Leaf her ais,
constantly hand
ALSO $50 ards plain md fa'd India Rubber
carriage cloh very superior ouicle for carriage
covers; On ns'oflmtnr also of 1nda Rubber ea,f,aSo
aprons; just received add ft sale by
&C SAML WCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
LATE AND IMPORTANT
FIRSTIN FASHION AGAIN

va y inhc great pleasure ~ Announcing To our
Nv irlerds and Iac public gcusrnily that We
have already received iLc new Fall Fashiun Tor
H',s' We nfr mnnn'ocinune Il general aS.orl mem,
and VII have some splci did ,pccImt Iis finished
and made ready ir sale ll.is morning. Can and
see ii'm 'he rylei. ent;r ~ new, ard we hny,
- he-i'a'F'h ~ saying Iii,y brc lAe rnndsomssl
SNAPPED Hat hul has bscn introduced Llr many year,
pARC i IIOGE
> Oar br,lbcr chip Of N 10 Monroe street.
H"s The ne" siyl" omy ON paper. simply cul or
dfsotminn,whiic We have h"ih The hlnrks and Hats
Hc having seen our blocks niIcr they arrived
lhoushl u best Ia advertise GIst. Dc IL
sep 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
NEW DOOK BINDLRY.

YENllE subscriber would inform
Il his friends und the public gen.
orally. that he has opened u B'ndo.
ry on Main street. one door north
of Dofsey's Lottery Office. and i,
prepared 10 do Bindingai The short
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

COMPOUND KKEOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
IFOR the cure of DEAFNESS, pnins and he
IL ul'charEe oi matter rem The rsts; also all
those dlsagreeahie noises Ike the buzzInp ~
'asecls, iallln2 OF water, wh.Zz ng e steam, s c
&c which are symptoms Of approaching q, az.
ness and also generally attendant with the dis
ease. For sale ~ OR CRUMB iCKER,
, No 10 MAN St Sole AGENT
Ihis medicine IN highly recommends aud nu.
Werous ctriIhcutcs ore gwen, ~ vrrY rc,p,ct
able pcTsUns, e the many astonishing 'rr.s
'htch % has rtrfOrmsd nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

USF RECEIVED nni no., opening. 4, general
~ assortment ~ Day GtoIs. Gfncc,ics. & Qlocus-
ware " tVefy 'anriv. Ail sinds ul go.is oi
Use "'''' app'"v|l ord n''.n'tlc ,f,les. NJ nv qs
w. 90" tie sold ihil.c Imam. ~ ri, ~ .prfogeI
''o'p'e % MOfNNlS.
"'Y No l75 Npft a. s4pttc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20

-. run lie good So and loss rfircs
"" frsfcc'ul'T rSqBests hu.e wrhirg to tur.
h'''' 80 we hin . rrll ~ serol
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
Common Pleas.

APRIL o-SdmueI .dckermon William c. RhneEander.
Action brought to fer alleged Of levy
landlords warrant II eet up for defence that
the property dstraned not than sufficient to
the of rent duo This had pre-
vionsy tried and verdict obtained in favor Of plaintiff
which had been however, set asde Sealed verdict this
forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

Mission OF OFFICE -BgGoARs TO "WAsHNoToN-
We understand that very impor tant mission OF
office. beggars departed from this CT y for ashing
ton, Immediately after the rec4pt eleetoD, for she
purpose of moving heaven and EARTH Mr.. Polk and
ms Cabipe, to remove the Collector, Post mastcs,
and all the other ncumbents o. Offices in this city
ia the gift OF the general government. This mis-
sion Is composed of one or two agents OF the
clique OF the Morning Nstcs, and perhaps some Of
me other party organs. They are armed with docp
ments and petitions, and papers and letters 81 vi
descriptions from all sections of the party, in order
20 effect an entire change 10 the Custom-H House
here. What success they may have with Mr.. Polk
do not know. but we sbotd think that the Presi.
dent and his Cabinet ,ought 70 be very wary and
verycautoD howthey listen to these private repre-
sentanons, and make some inquiry into the m olives
and purposes which actuate these men in their
efforts to remove the present efficient and worthy
Collector of the port Of New York.
As for the Postmaster, Mr.. Graham, we don't
care how soon they remove him, or how long he
remains. He is beneath all criticism as public
officer. We were one OF the first and most anxious
for his appointment, but we have been as sadly
deceived in the expectation formed OF his capacity
for public duty, as we were in the recent native
corporation, from Mayor Harper down. We do
not care how soon Mr.. Cave Johnson, the Post
master General, makes move in this case.
The Marshalship of this port is another matter,
We trust that none Of the hangers-on of tae papers
-Slamm, Bang IL Co., or any Of the firm-wil be
appointed TO that post. No doubt, now that the
election in this city is over, there will be general
and combined effort made at Washington to effect
the removal Of all those who hold government
Offices here, for there is great deal Of hunger and
thirst amongst those attached to Tammany Hall
and its affiliated clubs.
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

OFFIcAL.-The Madisonian. Of Tuesday, con-
tains the following announcements.
Tho distinguished Secretary Of State returned 70 ,h,.
ity this morning from Pennsylvania We learn that he
nas taken the commodious dwelling lately occupied bv
General Jesup street, between loh and IAN streets
Weobsevsd the President Of tho United States and the
Postmaster General taking 40 airing Ia the suburbs Of
he city ysfssrday
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
AFFAIRS IN THE LEGsLATURE.-The subjoined
letter Of Livingston's contains all the news.
Personal nloysments.

The principal Hotels of the city furnish ample
evidence OF the importance of New York, when
business. or pleasure, politics, or pety form the
attractive inducements to visit to the metropoli-
tan conventice of all that embraces the principles
OF each OF these elements. We find at the
Msssrs West and Twist, Va; A. A. Henderson, U. 3. NJ
and 10 others
Asrss.-Col. Winchester Boston; Dr. wheelwright, U.
JOS Gales, of the Infeiigence, Washington; Lieut.
walker, y. n; John G. Jay, Rye; Davis Kern, Nat
Boston; Lieut. Walker, Washington, and 40 others.
CIry--C. Thurber, Conn.,; John Faber Hyde Park ;
Rev Bernard OReily, Rochester; John OReyley, Meta
moras, Mexico; r.. Campbell, Baltimore; N. r. Ames
Springfield Va; Mr. Freeland, England late from Fish,
kill, and 10 others
FaArxLM.-F. Gallaher, Washington, N. C SCI Grant
Ithaca Thos. Taiman Maine; w. A. Robertson, Newark
Ohio; W. L. Carnes, Boston; Chas Smaller Middletown,
Conn; Daniel Scottsn, Palmyra; sivanus Sterling,
r Company, Bridgport, and 30 others.
81. 0EoRoE-James Osborne, Maine; j. H. 8. Towers,
Lyons; Seth g. Hance Baltimore; Fred. Power, Bsve.
N Y, and 10 others
adelphia Nicholas, Providencs Tho. Robinson
HowARDs.-James Savage, Saratoga; D. Brigham, Jr
Bsston; Col Boyles, Conn.,; Robt Barber mail con.
tractor, Ohio Butterfed Utica; Gel Davis New Jer
sey; Moses Holmes, do; Capt. r. Kemp, Boston Thos
Stewart, commission merchant, New Orleans and torty
others
WAvxRLY- r. Lummin, J. C. Hughes, Philadelphia; L
Z. Fuller, Ala, and six others
We have no further accounts, even from an indi.
rect source, such as we expected at the hotels,
of the lamentabIc disaster of the Swallow There
many, still missing, amongst the passen ngers-bul
time must, eventually, deveope the facts of the dis
aster-and let Hope" in the interim, painful as il
must be, cheer the way"
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
Circuit Court.
Bef0rp .Judwe Edmonda


APRIL o-Irial # Polly Bodine cantinusd-Eig ghtsenh
and increasing excitement among lsdiss
The Roman poet when describing that passion which
he beautifully calls "curiosr fsiicas" have had
been awakened In the minds ofthe ladies which has risen
TO pitch Of excitement witnessed before on
any such OCCASION has had the effect induce many OF
them to actually abuse the officers who in compliance
wh the order. OF theCour prevented their crowding in
Tho avenues sbove-the avenues below-the steps-the
staircase, were blocked up almost suocaon with the
lame the halt the blind the "rowdy the losfsr II
strange to sec as well must be strange say by
the larger portion OF this motley crowd composed o
females, many Of them of apparent fash
ionaby dressed. and evidently belonging to that class
whe claim prerogative 10 what they call the
upper ten thousand" 1t was expected that this
would be the last day, and hence the great rush
10 see the prisoner Her painful situation 10 deeply
feels conscious of the strong feeling that exists in the
mind OF the in relation to her and Keeps herself
closely veiled wishing deny the grancation OF gaze
ON the rudely curious who stand up 10 see her she
Of country New Jersey Long Island and other parts
nave come to wtness the triai-snd II - source Of
to the officers Of the Court to see several Of
hem In the Court Room actually dioins-some on fheir
sions irving those In their immediate vicinity rather
narrow idea OF their hospitality .''N
Bets are offered freely thS result in favor Of
scquitta-others that the jury wont sgreeand few
conviction.
Mr.. wH,rINc closed the summing up.
The CouRT will charge this (Thursday) forenoon when
he will be given 10 the jury.
This protracted aud exciting trial. which has con-
ation such intense anxiety abroad in the community
probably be known in the course Of the day.
Court OF Oyer and Termincr.
Judge EDWARDS directed the jury who are 10 try the
ssue de naco inqurendo. in the case Of Klemm ndict
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

JHE END OF THE WoRLD.-Annelli's great paint.
ing is again attracting crowds at the Apollo Rooms
Go, take seat in quiet corner, and dream away
an hour in sublime visions of the future.
The New York herald., 1845-04-10

CURIOSITY FOR THE AMERICAN MUSEUM I'VE un.
derstand that IN one of the wards, constable, who
is pure original native, has been actually elect
ed--the only one Of the genus that has survived
he recent slaughter. We advise the proprietor Of
he American Museum, Instantly to procure this
great natural curiosity, "regardless Of expense.
Let this article be at once purchased and preserved
IN vinegar and molasses and plenty Of spices, and
then boxed up and placed side by side with the
Egyptian mummy, az curiosity for future ages
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
A Stray Lear from onr M,

Ionce met lady whose manners aud mind
Wee as polished and pure a, he best of her kind:
That she quite overlooked mistses the settng
You al! must admit how prevrsinr the freak
While her cheek whose million scap TO her crown,
Had received what belonged to her ha-and brown.
S,n "a, the verge Of her lips in profu.ion appeared
What ~ man you'd have the Rhcst OF beard
Yet gho.t tina. n.'e vanishad at mornings array,
Eor though spectral at night it awful BY day.
would pass os'r tie hlciches on rehssd and chin
EIrrupions Ely with E,na that seemed f. aspire.
What s they waa,eS @ On in l;va they made Up in fire.
Mos, honoed Eos, followed. most ceurted ofsll
On the rareshe Of ocean the rich crims,p streak
And though. as gszed ne had science supplied
% compile ely before ali that Nature denied.
Would you learn whence the skill that ssch change had b
s-si the GRECIAN HAIR DYE Of the far famed Goursud
Whenc. the art that the curve Of her p could ,syss
Say. Whist but ii. ROUGE TO her cheek could impair.
SI bloom . The warm tide sh.. spring. froE he hs.r7
So ps.y lint .s1. %s' Ss Ss aNC DEsPSGNES De
With Issss 'a.s q hss ::
sss. s, fssS ID.
cIe that will purify the skin from pmpes rckes
Sbhs completely eradicate supe faous hir ris Liquid
fSISS s ss Sis1. ssa :pesdSs enc .S
careful purchase any where else than his depot.
81 Walker street. first store rRiM .toaeway.
DaguerreOtype-L. u. Binsse d Co.. No 81
William up stais, fully inform Photographers.
that thy hsvs now a on hand S S supply % ~ pa,a Of diff
vorsby known throughout the United States They have
constantly ON hand the chemicals anil preparations used in the
psrior quality cast IRON Mercury Baths. Ps Poihe Coat
ing Boxes, aod Head Rests OF the best city nAke
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
Personal Movements.

FersOnal movements.
The Rev H. Giles Is lecturing with great eeist In Pha
dslphia.
Gen. }. J. Hardin, member Of Congress from Illinois,
has been invited to public supper BY his neighbors
Jacksonville and has accepted Of the invitation.
The Governor Of Missouri lately nominated John M.
Krum, to be Judge Of the St Louis Circuit Court and
Montgomery Blair to be Judge the St Louis Court
Common Pleas. Both were confirmed.
Rev Mr.. Punchard, late Of Plymouth, Mass Is one Of
reler.
The New York herald., 1845-04-10
CITY Intelligence.

In the article under the Police head, entitled "Co.
Broadway it should be 81 West Broadway.
FIRE ELast evening about nine O'Clock, fire was dis
covered in the basement Of the segar at the
y the sro and soon extingushed it. Little damsge
done by the fire. but much by the water to the
great Of still more valuable property adon
Police Omce-ArRn g.-The store of John Ruthven,
No. 6 John street. was burglariously entered last might
principally OF small pocket knives No arrest
Miss Smith IN THE ToMss:-Miss Mary Ann Smith,
now IN the Tombs was charged to-day with having stolen
about $40 worth Of property lsonssng Of shawl and
and Mary Louisa Herring, Of No. Il Franklin street.
ternoon very extensive robbery was committed on
board the steamboat Clinton, OF Poughkeepsie while "
ing at the foot of Murray street in this city The safe
was entered and sac 400 in bank bills 500 in
one package and $1,000 in another the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Of Poughkeepse, and the property
the Bank Of Poughkeepsie and 5000 on the Merchants
Bank No clue has yet been obtained to who are the
perpetrstors Of this extensive robbery but the police
GRAND LAncESY.-Thomas Hogan and Andrew sulli.
arrested and committed stealing horse
cart worth 800, belonging to Henry Telling, Of No 1876
PooKEr PIcxED.-As Mr.. H. M. Welsh. Of New Haven,
wa, leaving the steamboat New Haven this morning his
pocket was picked Of his pocket book containing $4,000
in bills Of 500 and $40 EACH the Mechanics Bank
New Haven. No arrest.
BuRoLARr.-The premises, No. 676 Washington street.
occupied for steam laundry broken open last night
and robbed Of large amount of clothing No arrest
ILLEsAL VoTIrG VIM Bird was arrested and commit.
ted for having illegally voted at the Sd district Of the Six
teenth Ward. a
ANOTHER FROM PoucHKEKrsrE.- Solomon Hsight, OF
Poughkeepss, came TO this city few days ago for the
purpose Of voting and boarded in Harlem and at
the % district ofhe Twelfth Ward that he had resided
the county for six months and lived at McCombs' Dsm
An M p. followed him and discovered the perjury He
was arrested and committed At the Upper Police.
SHoP LirTING-Molly Ann Duffy was arrested and
committed Tor stealing piece Of muslin from the Of
sutton and AnderSOp oil SDrinl and tullivau
streets.
COroner's Omce-April e.-FArAL AccIDESr.-The
Coroner held an inquest at ITO Ridge street. on the
body Of Ann Fsgn little girl II years Of sge, who
death under the following dreadful circumstances
She went into the cellar Of steam mill 10 Attorney
street between Stanton and Rivngton gather some
chips and going the band Of the machinery she
was drawn in by the hani by her dress and
round the shaft and dashed against the top Of the
Her body mpeded the action OF the machinery the engine
vas stopped, and gsing down sho was discov cred
Verdict in accordance with facts.