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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

q LSo VIII sell as ogehl Tor J f Scott. 40 600
I "a acres uf land lying IN Morgan county. Tenn.
being iu the most beautiful and healthy climate Inv
The known world. sold in 1000 acre tracts at SO
GEMS per acre. tor all of which will give inds.
puIasle iue ar no sale aud ~ required will fur-
nish iull description oi ench tract, irum the
yeyor o The Co. ~ which each ItAci is siinatedo
fou particulars inquire of Thomas NJ Alexander
of Wheeling, Va, or the subscriber at Sistersviilc,
Va. CYRUS lSHAM.
Jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
RAILROADl

Those who intend to go as delegates to the
Marion county Convention, will meet this
evening at the Council Chamber, at o'clk
There will be business Of importance. A iull
attendance is requested.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

n UST ARRIVED by the way of Pirrsbur gh Ca
~ nal. only 20 days out from B,Iimore, that
long looked for 'ro acco: boxes extra. do super,
for sale by Quay 81 JNO X BOTSFoRD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

ID AtEN 4 MEDIClNEs-tthc subscriber
u keeps Constantly for sale, the following pop,
ular Patent Medicines. at The sign Of the Big Red
Moriar Aliens Nerve md Bone Liniment. Vicrrus
t.mbrooaiion, Swans Rheumatic Linimeni Liquid
Opodeldoc, Fshnesock's Rubefucieni. Indian Yege,
table Pills. Brandehs Universal do Warranted gem
u'ne. Fahnesocks Ani,bilious do. Senrs' anti dys-
pepii, do. Miles Tomolo do. Scouts Scotch do.
liooIess Female do, Fahnes'ocks vetmifuge.
fahntsiock's Cough Loxcnges. Fahnes,ocks Thomp-
sons Eye Waer. Carpenters extract Sarsaparilla.
Godfrey's Cordial. Ba,emaa's Drops, TurlmgIons
Basam, British Oil or Medcnmentun. Soda Pow.
ders. Sedli'z Powders. Essence Cinnamon. Peppers
mint. emon. Bergamoie. Lavender. sc.
All OF the abOte medicines are warranted genh-
inc LAFAYETTE M'NEELY,
may 80 l60 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

EHANCERy SALE Pursuant 10 IoIni
~ decree ;nnde by the CircUii Superior Coun of
Law and Chancery for Ohio county. The tenth
day al june 1888 IN Two several suIrs ~ Chancerv
therein pending one between THE MERCHANTS
AND MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING,
Complainant, and RICHARD MCCLURE IL oIheIS,
Defendants. aud the Other between THE NORTH
WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA, Cnmp'ainant
against the SAID RICHARD MCCLURE and Others
Def, ndsnls, viii ON TUESDAY, THE FIRST
DAY OF Jul Y NEXr, U5i5O sell AT pubic
auction before the front door oi The Court honse OF
Ohio couny, Commencing said sale az halfJas two
u'clnck, VI The lots numbered FORTY FIVE
and SIXTY NINE inent,nneti IN said dccrec. = so
much thereof os shall oo suficiea pay the dcb,s
and costs mentioned said decree, chnrgcable
iheroou;l on the following TERMS OF SALE. the
purchase money la he payable IN Ib-ee equal install
mcnis in one, twn and three years. r, sleeii~oiy.
wIJh Iniefesi from tie day of sale the purchaser
giving suficegi security f'r The pm, ncni of The
purchase m'ncv. aud The lille 10 be retained until
paymenI IN full
SAID Lou l5 is situated on The East side cf Man
street and North side OF Pine Alley in the City of
Wheeling, IN Ohio county. and SAID l.pI 90. on the
West side 81 Market street aud North SADIE oi L ne
Alley IN the ciiy-lhe two adj ,ning each other.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
may % Commission er.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

I'm STORE FOR SALE, al cost prices; Broad
Cloths; Cassineres; Sauinetisi Jeans; SUMMED
Wcnr; Fine Shawls and Dress Hdkis, Prints; Mus
hns; Hosiery; PIC Nc M,iis and Gloves; Ribbons; SC
AlSO--l00 dozen FInc Toile, and Shaving
Soap- so gross Maid hes; | so d"zen Blk and Blue
Inks 10 gross Backing; Bpot-; Shoes; Hats; Caps;
Clocks; Wrapping Paper; Tobacco; Teo; Spices;
indisn Window Blinds; Bed Slends, and n very
large assortment Of Yellow ware; for which he 10
The sole agent in this city, for The manufoctiifers
may 3 FA BRENT LINGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

Ii DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Caledonia arrived at Boston on
Thursday last, bringing news to the 4th inst.
.Weare indebted to J. c. Acheson, Esq. OF
the National Road Stage Company, for copy
of Wilmer & Smiths European Times i'm
advance Of the reception of our papers by
mail, and we make from it the following sum-
mary:
The excitement in relation to Oregon had
been quieted BY the tone of the news by the
Hibernia, and all apprehension Of war had
disappeared.
The third reading of the Maynooth Grant
Bill was had on the 2lst May.
j, The new treaty between England and
France for the suppression of the slave trade
had been signed.
The money market was in healthy state,
good paper readily discounted at %.
The cotton market was extremely dull.
In consequence Of the bad appearance ofthe
crops, corn had advanced IS.
Another Repeal meeting had been held at
Tara, at which 10 to 10000 persons appeared,
and O'Connell in the midst.
CONTINENT.
Don Carlos had abdicated in favor of his
son.
Order was re-established in Switzerland.
FRANCE.-The Emperor of Morocco refu-
SEES to sign the treaty lately negotiated on the
ground that it takes away some of his powers.
The fact had caused some excitement in
France.
The Constitutional admits that France is
pledged to England in opposition to the an
sexation of Texas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
$4,000!

Grand consolidated Lotiery of I,iarare 8 Georgi ia
Glass No 4S.
To tc drawn nj Wilmington. Del Sainr'y June %.
prize 100000 10000 prize 10000 is 10000
| 5000 5000 5000 300
L 236S 1868 30 1000 10000
50 $50 1850
rs Nos. Is drawn ballots Tickets Sl5. Cerii-
iicaie OF a package 25 whole tickets Will be sem,
for STA; shares in proportion. T"is is another extra
chance Tor q prize.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

a CARD TO THE LADiES-Just received
"A at The Shoe Emporium South end OF Market
Square:
trunk Of Ladies' zine Paris Tic k,a Slippers
do do tn Kid Spring do
l dn do do cold slippers
The above slippers were made by one o The hes,
workmen in Philadelphia, and those that want
good article will please call and SEQ them.
may 81 TODD g. HOWELL. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

DEARL AMI Shell Card Cases. Indies Compan
ion. with sci.sors. kniie, "~-.Ilo.. Sc. A L..
Ivory Tablets. for sale by FAIRCIIILD.
NAV %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

HHANCERY SALE.-Pursuant 10 The decree
~ made by The Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana Chnncefy for Ohio county. on the 9th Iay of
May 1878, in the suit in Chancery between Tur
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING.
Plaintiff. and ARCInBALD WOODS, JAMES PAuiL.
CHARLES kNoN AND OTHERS. Defendants; will
on Thursday, the SEVENTEENTH day of July
1913. sell al public auction, AT the ftonf door OF The
court house Of OHIO county, the follow inR feul es
tate Tor so much OF II shall be sufficient 10 sans
y said derree) situated in the city Ul Wheeling in
said county. VIZ. LOIS numbered EIGHT AND
ELEVEN. IN square numbered THREE. on the
Wesl side Of Main street: Lot numbered ONE. m
squire numbered TWELVE, at The South East
corner OF Market and Quincy streets. Luis number.
ed THIRTEEN and SIXTEEN. and The WEsr
HALF OF lol numbered NINETEEN, IN Michael
GTaham's addition, and lying south of Quincy ond
East Of Filth street; One UNDIVIDED HALF of
that part VI lot mustered ONE on The West side OF
Main street. which was conveyed 10 The said
Charles ID Knox and Hamilton Woo Is, by Ebenezer
Zane and wIie. Ivy deed dated The 5ih day Of July.
d. 1888. and recorded in The Clerks office Of the
county court OF said county. in deed book No %
page 454 And The LIFE ESTATE Of The said
Charles ID Knox. in The prope riy conv, yed by said
Archibald Woods TO Msrba, The wife Of said
Charles ID Knox. nv The deed dated the | 1h day
OF April ID. 1888. and recorded in said County
court clerks Office. 10 deed book No 81, page IL
IEkmS-Ten per cent OF the purchase money
10 be paid in hand, aud The residue win interest
from the day Of sale, IN three equal insialmens al
eight, sixteen and twenty four months respectively
bonds with good security 10 be given for the de
ierred insalmenis. aud the title TO be retained m
payment in ful. ISAAC w MITCHELL.
Jun Ia l. e. r for Pits Comnissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
ALEXANDRIA LOrrcRy.
SAlAIL ERY I0rrERY-

Draws n follows throughout the month OF June: =
Draws az Monday. juno 2--prize $4,000. Tickets
81 ceritiroie of package 25 whoics sent for 80.
Monday. June 9-capna prize $500. Tickets 2;
certificate of package oi % wh,les 30 .
Monday. Jane lG-capiIal prize $4,000. T,ckeis2 2;
certificate OF package of 2J wholrs 80 :
Monday, June 23--capuOl prize $500. T,ckeis2;
certificate Of package Of Us whoIes 30 :.
Monday. Jnne 30-cspual prize $500 Tickets g;
certificate of a package ol 25 wholes 30
All orders shall hc prorap'ly attended To
RoBT ARMSTRONG. Agent,
For C Gregory * Co. aud successor TO
JonN NJ CLARKE. Wheeiing. Va.
The d.l%ings VIII he regularly sent To. purcha.
sers, by The Wheeling Argus TO save postage.
may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE 4
~ viii -cll the iouwiis Tracts al land On The mos,
accommodating terms. and give The beat B,rgaias
ever gwen ~ America. too: Dol - a..t,
| 80 acre lol IN i.enawee county. Michigan
| 80 do Van Buren, do do
| Al do Wayne DO dn
| 2i0 do Essex do NY
| 80 do TIppeeanoo do lrSl. we'll improved
! III do Wayne county. OHIO
DO Wooster do
] ZOO do Feniress ca Tenn. I'm from Ct. sea,
| 100 do Ma shall co. Va.
house aud lot Grave creek do .,l =
| tan yard, house and dwelling well fitted up for.
carving "n large business IN Tanning, lying at
Wos Puui, fippccanoe county. Indiana.
jim 4 CYRUS fStiAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
FORTUNES HOME.

The schemes for June are brilliant. aud inufc IN
favor oil the purchaser than any we have ever had;
lUt wo arc determined 10 distribute wealth In the
wesierii cosnlry. aud the only way is 10 try ,onr
luck. for you Know nothing Venture nothing win
lew dollats VIII bring back your hule cnpi,aI
invested mid no ,loub will double all your cxpec
atons for the schemes rich aud must give adj
ventnrers very great advantages over any other
ever offered to the public.
S5O,OOO!-l00 prizes OF 81 900 are slO0OC1.
Grand Consolidated Lottery IF Deia1a,e n Geo,ria
Class No Al.
To he drawn nj Wilmington. Del Saiur'y June 2i
prize 50OU0i is 10000 10 prizes 1900 are 10000
10000 10000 10 1850 I25nO
10000 10000 10 1000 100000
CTS 6775 100 500 lI5OOO
10 1000 10000 CT 200 IosU0
and numerous other small prizes amounting in all 70,
sl.l79l7S. 10 nos. IL drawn ballots Tickets 30:
halves 10; quarters 8
eS~ We take great piessnre IN laying ,he nhove
unuvallcd and magnificent scheme before he pub
tic for inspection, ami dvuhi NOT that IL will me q,
their cordial approval being one of the best
schemes ever offered for a hong limo. The risk is
only Fraction over so cents on The dollar. Pack
oges Of &c whole.. which cost $500. we will sell on
certificate for only s3Ss; halves Iii ;qrs 10Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
Virginia

VIRGINIA
Moses Rhodes Complainnnl,I ~ CharterS in
u.s. The Circuit SUI error
John SockmaDs adminisira- Court ut Law aud
tors aud heirs. and Others, ChanceTy Tor Ohio
Defendants. County.
E7XTRACr from The decree male ~ this cause
q a on tie sob day Of Moy 1916.
'And on the petition OF John Zccckler. claiming
To he creditor oi the slld Jnhn SUrkman. drceus,
ed. ond that his snd claim bnIs The realty al the
sad John ckman ~ The hands Of his heirs at law
de PENDANTS This sui; aud that he hefovre en-.
riilod 10 Satisfaction of hts said claim out at the
surplus of tho proceeds OF said splcs. which vii
remain after The abovo specified Amounts arc yod
uut OF the same, ~ Is ordered. that ibis cause be
referred again To the soid commissioner. Edward ~
ffzIugh who. giving due notice OF bi- proceedings
iU ihe parties concerned. = directed 10 aud
fcpou whai. u Any iihg due 10 lie sand /l,cklef
CA hIs said clam, and whether HE sniuo binds the
really oi Iho said JJu Sockna6 deceased, and ough
m be paH oai OF said surplus with any lhibe deemed
pertinent ~ said Commissioner Fziueh or spec.
ally required by ho parties, an liberty reserved
he said Zucckler on me roming nv NJ sthd fcpun.
~ have such order aud dctfco .pf Ne satisfaction
% lic amount " oily fond 10 De- dae hnn rs may
bc equitable and pfolcr--oud ail 1oestons ~ rel,
son la he disposal OF sid surplus aie Tor ne pres
cat reserved, Pestc,
6tEX I LADLEY, CIcrs.
Thc fatlies rouccrnci, are hereby notified. lhrt
ou rhofsday rbc SEVENTEENTH day OF Jolly
iS - and thereafter 10y adirunmcnis l,um uinc l0
time rs may he lound necessary. will ~ t,c office
IT Jteob q Fbzhoch. attorneys nthc cos oi Vince,
bng, Nr.ium. proceed to receive suci proper proofs
a. nny be Produced bcisfc me. and to = certain aud
m,kc fcTur To lie Couu louching The ,uauef fe.
ictfed t. me Ivy the above fncuuOnrd dccrce
EDWARD IL FIrLduGU
| iun ~ q sJlt go FiH Couns..s,Oner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

COUTfI WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY LOHLEIN, would resnec,,
iuiiy INFORM siorekeepers in this city, and ci,zens
generally. that he is now ready for printing b..
nestle Blue Calicoes. in connection with his
French Dying establishment. aad he trusts to give
The same satisfaction in this branch, that he ha,
rendered in his old business inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
NEW BOOK BINDERY.

x UST RECEIVED. large and superior 10, N
a. MASKEREL, low for Cash.
may M'GINNlS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

IN BANKRUPTCY. Is.
The order tnade in this pr ccedHg at The October
Term last is hereby set as de aud Tho assignee having
reported lhd he has in his hatis Tor distribution the
nett sum Of three bundled end sisy eight dollars
and thirty ioIr tehts II is onlcred that Ten days.
notice be given ihruugh the Saun,on Spe, loor and
Wheeling Gazette, newspapers published ia tho
WeslclD nIsrlct OF Virginia. that The 81 day OF
Ocia'et hcxi dl. idcpd will be made Of aid sum
Of money. hen and whore The creditors who have
not already proved their debts, 10 prepare
ed 10 prove The same. or they Will be excluded tho
benefit OF said dividend, and oil claims not then
suhslanIaIed will be dsallowed. Teste, 49,
jun NICHO X TROUT, ID. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23


old. Silver, German silver and steel Sprc,a
- c,eS'i'f sale by a o FAIRCIIlLD.
may 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

EArllER.-Jusi reed ut TODD X HOW.
IL ELLIS Boot. Shoe und Leather store, south
end Of Market sfnare.
dozof Fine Ta,np,co Boot Morocco skins
6 do do Nadtas do do
4 do do Madras do Stuff d.
A do PINK Lining skins
do While d, xhich will be sold low
for cash NAV 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

s5O,OOO!-l00 prizes OF 81 900 are si0O.O01.
Grand Consolidated Lottery IF Deiapa,e n Geo,ria
Glass No Al.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

ALEXANDRIA GOrrERY,
Class % Tor ISIS. To be DRAM at Alexandra ID c.
Jane 81 7S Numhers. IL dawn ballots.
| pr.zc Of $4,000 l prizc OF 10000
| 1000 2U0O
10 1900 so 1000,
Tickets 81 "a certificate Ola package Of &c tickets
will Gc sent for $50 Shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
6l s. t5l Tor lSl5. tn DO drawn nj Bslisvte, Juno
IS. IS numbers. 10 drawn .bsllots.
p'izc U. $4,000 ptze of 1900
| 1000 2O0u
10 $500 10 1000
Tickets .s5-s eeriiicaic off package Of whole
tickets VIII be eeui Tor To- Shares IN PR uf,ion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

nAsKETS! BAsKETs.-Jus, feceivea at The
- Wheeling shoe store south end of Market
square:
dog Of straw Travelling Baskets
do Morocco do do may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

aP ACON-.For sale about 5000 lbs Hocround
hp ia Douglass smoke house. fcudy ior dc.
lrey. Apply to- p scroegns, or to
X MKEE. at
moy 90 Clarke. Dorsey & Co.'S warehouse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

M OOL! NoOb9 WOObl~-Ihe highest
Wv Cash price will be paid lOr clean washed
wooi delivered at my wafel ouse on MAR street
Wheeling, w. Jm J3iw) q JACoS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
P O S T S C. r | P T
sENTENCE M !. R,t, THUNDER"

We are indebted TO the kindness OF an officer
of the steamer South America, which arrived at half
past two this morning from Hudson, for the follow
ing lerter:-
HUDSON, Sept. 80, 1915.
Before the time arrived for the passing of sen
tence on Dr. Boughton, or Big Thunder, the Court
Room was thronged with an immense crowd of
both ladies' and gentlemen.
AT quarter before two Judge Edmonds called
the Court to order. The prisoner, Boughton, was
then brought in, and ordered to stand up and say
"why sentence should not be passed upon him!'-
Boughton arose, and IN low tone stated that he
wished for few days enity, in order that he might
see his wife and settle his family affairs, which re-
quest was finally complied with The Judge
then addressed the prisoner at some length and
concluded by pronouncing his sentence to be "con-
fnement IN the Clinton County State Prison during
he term of his natural life :"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01

The EPISCOPAL CONVENTION -At last. this Com
ventlon has closed Its stormy sessions leaving mat
tiers very much as they were before IL commenced
It's proceedlngs-its solemn prayers-its pous exhor
tauons-its fiery speeches-its violent personalities
Its unseemly ebuhtions of Immature and spleen.
and all manner OF uncharitabeness What strange
spectacle has the whole scene from beginning to nd
presented How unlike a convocation of the fol-
lowers OF the Prince of Peace How the angels
must have sighed and wept as they looked upon the
proceedings in that church, dedicated with all the
pomp and soemnity of ecclesiastical form and ce re-
mony to st. John-the meek disciple whom Jesus
loved
After all the question of salary remains undisposed
of and it is not at all unlikely that the lawyers may
have chance to step in and get fine pucking and
fleeing out OF the business. Alas alas the
wicked men who trade in politics. do not engross all
the intrigue, plotting, squabbling, selshness, and
worldly mlndedness that make earth like the habita-
uon OF unclean spirits The clergy share too large
ly these unhoy attributes. When shall we have
better priesthood? Not, we fear, till the millennium.
or unless the idea we once heard good old Presby
byterian clergyman suggest be realized-that "the
ministers OF the gospel be let down from heaven
every Sabbath morn, and taken up again punctually
every Sabbath afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01

HEALTH AT THE SoUTH.-Our dates from New
Orleans TO the ed, and Mobile to the 23d inst
Those cities were perfectly free from the yellow
lever, and were remarkably healthy. The South
has not, this year, been visited by any epidemic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01

Ole buLL.-Th's great maestro gives farewell
concert at the Ta.ernacle, on Thursday evening
next. lie will play several original pieces amongst
them his " Farewell to America''-a composition Of
great originality and genius. He will be assisted
by Miss Northall. Few artists have ever visited
these shores who have succeeded in gaining 80
many warm friends as Ole Bull. His farewell con.
cert will be a bumper indeed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
Sporting Intelligence.

TRoTTISe OVER THE CESrREyILLE TRACK YESTERDAY
The Sweepstakes was won by Fanny Wright, making
the best three in five Tom Moore dstanced in the
first heat. Time, averaging Pm. 4os. to I'm. 55s
THE MArcH.-The'frst heat was won by Henry Clay
squabble anticipated took place and the Judges
gave decision.
The wagon match did not come off in consequence,
principally Of the late hour at which the other sport ter
minated.
PEpEsrRIASIsM AND HURDLE RACE AT THE CANTON
Course, BALTrMoRE.-We are authorised to say that
these affairs postponed until about the first Of No.
vember next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01

HISTORICAL FAcr.-A contemporary has made
the discovery that the medal which Com. Elliott
caused to be struck in honor of Cooper, was Of
block tin The discovery, however, had been made
before by the Rhode Island Historical Society, as
may be seen by their vote. Had the gallant Com
modore been av are of the pecuarties of the His
torica Society, he would have perhaps, offered the
medal IN some form more valuable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01

MR.. BRoueH's BENEFIT.-Mr. Brough takes his
benefit at the Park tonight Miss Delcy plays in
cinderella" crowded house will welcome her
back, on her recovery from her late indsposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01

THEATRIcALs.-Th drama is at present in high.
ly prosperous state IN this country The success of
the Keans has been quite overwhelming. In this
city. their engagement one of the most profita-
BILE that has ever been fulfilled here At Philade
phia they have been equally successful They are
at present in Baltimore.
Here all the theatres are enjoying the full sunshine
Of prosperity. The Park-the Bowery-Niblo's-
the Chatham and Olympic are all crowded nightly.
There is indeed perfect Juror fer theatrical amuse
ments So fourishes the legitimate drama
The Musical drama has also experienced remark
able revival Miss Delcys debut at the Park has CON-
menced new and brilliant era in English Opera here
Her success has been most triumphant Templeton,
now here, intends to appear in concerts, but it is
very doubtful how he will succeed The attempts
made to revive the Italian Opera have failed, and
now quite disguised with the squabbles of the TIA
Ian artists, and the repeated failures of the diletan
Il committeeman, the lovers Of musical science
and opera appear to be all crowdng to the support
of Miss Decy at the Park
Thus, then, we go. The managers are filing their
cofers-actors are reaplng copous harvest--our
fair prima donna Miss Deicy in the zenith OF popu-
larity-heatrica taste reviving musical taste is re-
vlving-the drama hits up her head with rejoicing
Texas has been annexed-money is penty--peace
and prosperity every where smile upon us--and Bro
ther Jonathan feels himself more than ever TO be the
happlesk most sensible, and biggest fellow in all
creation.