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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

VptLL OF INJUNCTION reed = Zoe rhaCr,.
aS cult sups""' Co"n oi LaN ~ ch0ncsy of
OHIO roupiy Slate Of Virginia.
Robert Barlow.
~
Gideon Jbhn.
You are hsfshg noith.d. ihaion Norday mo 26h
dav % Jlpu1fy rsxt. tciwcsn he hoUrs ~ o p'rluek
5 n nod 8 Dc ocE T. 81 81 amo d1y. pt ho las ~.
Gee of Jfmfs = Clarke, Esq io Ihr coy e Vhrr.
Itng, Ohm sDnn'y ars State DfVfriu = 7 eiu .ste
nc Co positions n Dav Echpis. William q Qua,.
ncr. Clafles E6hais ard Others. rs DO read ~ esii
jcntc nn iho hearing of he above caus1 ard Il
emo should pDi be taken On lho dsy above n,ncd
rom any cal'e The taking thereof Will ho couiinn.
cI by adIpurrmsni from tins 10 lime puul OBJ,
sane are tstto. ROBERr BARLOW
To MR GtpEoS toHv. ~ dec ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
nj. & Il.

Nj. & L. SWEENEY,
VTAVE jui received aud opened 100 packages
Ill FINE CHINA AMI QUEENSwARE.
hmens other articles they have
Fiue Gold band Chtna Tea Sets from 81 10 100 %
Rich Gill and Fancy d. do
Do a. extra fne do
Richly decorated Msniel Ornaments. Colognes. Fan
cy Inks. Baskets &c. in great variety.
The Ladies are invited TO call and examine
lhese. rs they surPsss any thing III The Kind ever
before brought To ILis couoiry sud are worth seeing
Rich Gilt and embussed Fruit IL ,skels laced & high
White Chm do do do
Gilt std plain Cumgoiicrs. Casserolles. Turreens,
Boat. snI Sand; Tsa Fnts. Sugars an1 Creams
Tea and Coffee Cups aud SlUeers. Plates. &c, nuIed
plain and fa,,cy styles. IN sets or pieces ~ suit cue
TONERS
H. common ware We have L9errool Dishes and
Plates Of all sizes. Tees and CoGces. Tea and Coffee
Poe. Sugns and Cfesms, &C.. of voriuu- coIors
printed. tlow ing II ne snJ Fancy Toilet Sets; com.
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. &c. &c. Wth eve
~ other article usually kept m The musl extensive
embellishments H. The rouniv. nLd Which Ihc pubit
need only call ahd price t he satisfied that we sell
lpwer ih1n lhey can he purchase elsewhere We
have on hond nud are constantly manufacturing
Cot aud plain lIsii Lamps. Laniefn., Tumblef'.
Dishes. SC, which t,geihcr wuh our stock OF
Q~Ieepsware. We invite The attention Of putchassTs
enber Who esnle of read. Warehouses No, 7 md
Monroe ST Wheeling Va nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
US UR II ~ &c.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE

FIRE AMI MARINE INSURANCE.
v BE iASURED-or lot To be-ihntis the
question whether il is better by one sw eep.
'ag FIRE. To bc rained-sna subject 10 MI tic ills
that nesh is heir to. or. like a prudent man go TO the
+, Protection Ofsee. and then be made cafe. comforia-
bio snd hsppy-we leave for YOU g. determine.
The Protection Insurance Company 81 Hartford.
Conn. having already paid ever 100000 OF losses
in The Western Couniry, 10 entitled to The hishcsi
confidence. and their agent si Wheeling, Virginia.
w = PETERSON,
will take risks on dwelling houses. wnie houses,
stores, mills. fsciorie,. &c. together With their con-
tents. such ns furniture. merchandise. machinery.
and every other description Of insuisble property
Also. on siesm. keel and Aai boats and their oargoes
. io and ifom any ror, on the Western Waters. on
che most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same % al any ull,er ofico in Wheeling.
Office on Monroe street opposite The Monroe
IIou ., aud near the Post Office. jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
NIM IEMEINN.

CSr RICtIYED r. ssy i1frr s0i ffh -s.
- sormtrt ~ JrHslry SC -. r4n' sIirs NJ p'a.
rpnd koss 81 isso fse ~ -itty d,iisf Ru-y.
Ganrsr Tptot OPAL. AggunlIme Pesd Set shi
o her Sci Eug,
Vcf, heavy plstu fine Gsid Rirrs ecsl lpd N1'.
81 Nnss. > me- scfg one Laair- pfsss. HUh Cas
mef,n. Toaaz hrd plHcF Sf4.e sc'-
frfe Bmtoiets. Ntrsiares, Btaoeiet Ciascs. a.
fne GYd Guefd ,nd Fob Cham
Odd Gusfa Ksys
Asp Grntitmcn's Fio-. very fte p5nasi rrs.
uthrf ihtsI uf u'ytbmg tup hNe seq m nc
90 Iket TT p me tee CHii sn1 80 thcm
spgeinf ShiD s sds erb -tons sets. t%nitftnn
10. Plan, Gold 81 no BlSftOP
sign u ne ORIGINAL me WATCH
dec IS No l9I Min sHsst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
MILLINFRY.
STOCKING MNNT
John ECkHART.

JbnN GlkiAklt
I'D EsPECIfULLY ioiOrms mo cit1rns Of
"a WhseIirg add vicinny ihai he continues To-
manufacture siutkirs-. Shirts snd Dnwcts of -
sursuof quality Nbd.ihs - ihrrkiul Tor paH H.
yof-. re hoIcs ty attention N hu.infs, in merit %
continuance ~ he same. JOIN ECRUARr.
Muu 81. nraosuc lhe " w Blnk DIVA.
y r.. tie vii hereafter Keep IN hand q aucr a.
Gtle thrn bas ever been manufactured in his ely
sen 90 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

Then conquer. we mnsi.
For our cause " - inst
JOHNSTON q BERRYHILL.
NAl HOLESAL.E aud Retail Dcsisr. m Forc,cp


M HoLESALE and Retail Dealer, m Fore,cn,
and Domestic Dry Goods. call the attention
OF The citizens Of Wheeling. aud lik ewisc al oiher
persons throughout The surrounding country. To
their large. cheap ani we'll selected stock Of fsncv
and Staple Dry Goods. We will confess that We
do not profess To be selling oil al cost. hu, We nre
determined to sell goods at such prices MS will
compete with any house in this or any other city
west oi The mountains. ih1se selling oH NJ cost To
The contrary noiwrhsisnd'ng. as ~e wish To reduce
our stock as much as possible, 10 make rOom Tor our
Spring purchases. We do no, deem ~ necessary 10
name the articles. hut will merely state that We
have every article ,ha, i, usually To he hal in dry
goods STORE. wiiha variety OF notions which are too
cIious Ia mention
LADIES will please call and examine our .iock
Of Canton Crspc Scarfs. omc Of the hsndsomesi in
the city. aud al a very reduced price.
TO MATTERS.
y u We always keer on hand n large sssori.
meni 81 IIst'cr's ;urs and Trimmings. with several
'ases 81 Mems and Boys Cloth. Glazed and Plush
CAPS. Enauirr for
JOHNSTON e. BERRYHlLL.
nov - M lJl Main 81 whselnc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
Wholesale AND RETAIL
ROOk ATnRE

JOHN. SH AT, Book seller and StaIioh
=" er, No iJ9, Main Street heUling, Va, 80
nett. the patronage OF his former friends and
cuslomsri ut his OLD Stand, where he will be
a0Iet IN supply them win Books aud Statio ne:y
NJ reduced plIces. liehhs now On hand a lar 70
assnitinSnt, and isconsiantly Receiving s.ppl!rs
0i Medical, miscellaneous, Theological anS
SchOOl Books. Also, Bibles oI every variety e
binding, oil Of which he IS able 10 an0Id 81
cheap ssthey can DO gotnt any otheJ place IN
the city.
haghestrriee g.yen Tor RaSsia exchange
an 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

VIZ Subscriber hss Ju.i received q frW boxes
Il NJ Goods. which IN addiurn 10 the iot whigh
be opened q iew weeks since vii make his stock
complete, HIS trends and ihsspubltc are requested
10 give HIM a cal. os he expects by constant oil.
,sriiun IN ~ md please ~. = w BASSErr.
South Wheelirr. Or 27th
y 3 SINE splendid srJls, o. Ca,hmerss s,o in
fsis crowd. &c, %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
tom REhr.

WILL RENT ny Store House in the srf;oz
10 q soud tenant Ca very jcsifohie terms. ond "
desired ~til tcuI lhr Jw ell.tg h"n-c y, jpinine H..
Wuh lie SiUie House. w 4 SELBY
nny %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

4 r GREER \ NOTES. so t62 Narkei u.
- car We hnd Good Busein. m Fftntn SD ~
gish Beaver INesd nod uihei foih., sl.o srns
al he ehehPe'i plan AID ispty C,fsmtUs In 'ov ~.
Call end zee ibsm or IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
COLUMBUS, (O3INsURANCE COM
PANY

.4GENCY FOR jPHEELLk q,
III X LIST. At Shriyer & Sieile's Warehouse,
Wafer street.
vHNHsY will lske risks on Buildings OF al
kinds:
otssmooaIs and Cargoes, Factories, Mills,
Keelbosts, Flstbo.ts and Caracas e. ayain !,
loss OF damage by 6re, or the dangers md pc ,ls
" .ne seas'iakes or rivers, on very favorable
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Iheir AGENTS are aulhor,zed TO make The fol
fowing terms with their cus,umers:
ANY person i%nsuiinK a single risk by which
~ Ioss 70 the company is susiaiBed, shall re-
sc'yes return ON application 10 the s9eni, oI
~ PEI cent On The AmeunI pad. On nett gross
rIemiums pad each year, amounting TO $500
AZ ocef, iSl2 per ceat on do; amounting "a
s2,ooO of over, Is per eeoi. ian %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

VIRGINlA-ls cnasesn'CM ,"Is. he'd
Court Of Law Al 4 Chsncery Er In. county oi Ohio
IN iLe month OF January 1876
Robert Morrison. Executor. ~ q Elizabeth w MIR
r,son. E,.cu,ri, of he last will ssd is.'emeni 81
Joseph Morrison. late Of OHIO COUNTY. dscessed.
CSppisinGnts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
IT yREES.

a FEW IlIOi SAND NtHblNlA hughes
"a CRAB APPIE TREES. and q l,fgs sausy
Dtihe best selected gfaie( iuui. fof saie "
ZANE, Wheeling i'lnt
Psrs'ns desirout ot procuring Ffuit Trees con.
not hni "a bsucf opportunity u suptiy ing theta.
selves.
Refer 10 ~ Jahos'or. t~u ~, 10 X, jones u
forsyih sud ~ Dorsey, wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

dcn"H
Merchant Deiorj, lt aud Morgan Nelmn,
De endin's.
The Deirndan, Dsftd. not hsvirg entered h.
appearance ard given security orcorLing 10 The net
81 assembly aud The rules oi ihis Coutt. anI 1t az.
rearing by satisfactory proof that he IS not an IN
hhhisnI OF the commonwealth Uf Eitsnta-On
'noiion al the complainant 10y counsel II Is ordered
thar ihe sad defendant do appear on The Gr.I day
q: Tho next term at this Cnud aui ai.Ncr he ron.
Plainanrs bill. an. hat n copy Of ihis ordct c fouh
with inserted IN some news n per printed IN he cry
OF Wheeling tot two months succes,iVcly. apd post.
ed ~ the front door Of Ia, court hons. nC Quo
county. A copy ,csie. ALIEN r LAIDLEY.
JNF iNn d Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
INsURANCE.

- INSURANCE..
TX will be taken by the FIRE d ri
INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
at fAs tspest rates on
Buildings Of allkinds, stone, brick OF OGDEN
aad their contents;
STEAMBOATS,, factories; mills, &c.
Furniture;
And merchandise cfallkinds.
And against all dangeIsatte nding the trans
poYtation o fRoods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
For the character Of thu mpanys TO promp'
,itude and hberality in the adjustment and pay
ment ofiossep,- Eve beg leave to refer TO the mer
chaats Of this place and elsewhere who have ha'
the adjustment of claims upon US. augt
Once on Ma in ST: X. w HARDING Sec'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
yTvHE Fire and Marine Insurance Compon'
Of Wheeling, will reiurn 10 per cent OF
all premiums received for risks taken from ihr
tpr where no loss has occurred.
feb 81 w HARDING, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

ET TT 49, KNOWN that A ~ ADAMS has
~ reed the New York and PARIS Fashions ior
Yell ssd Winter of lsiS snd 6, sud also q small
bot q Cassimeres end Vesfines. whIch Will be made
up 10 order ~ he ls., Fashions 1h.ss who VAN
tsshToosble Clothes had bvtief give hirs = cell.
sp "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

a AORsFS Tor SALE have iva ff-t rats
Ur.es fuf Unmcs- o. Saddle one 4 tnsrn .
vii SCI ~ very los puces.
soIl b M'GiNN1S. Morket Squsfs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
$780, eEAo mn

WESTERN TNSUKA NJF. CONT
CAPITAL $500! 900.
THIS company being now duly organized, ms
n prepared 10 make insurance on every des-
eruption ofFire and Marine Risks, such asdwel-
lng Houses, Store II ouscs &c with their, con,
tents. Alec, Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel
Boats with their GARAGES, 20 sad from anyrort
ON the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, or their TRIO
ntary streams. Application for insurance 10 ne
made for the present at the oflce ofthe nheeI
aus, r MCCOY Sec''y
RETURN PREMiU Ms.
HMVHE WESTERN INSURANCE Comps.
ny Of Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all pIemioms received for risks taken from
this date, where no loss has occurred
X. Mccoy,
March 3, lsi5. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

Austin Pr,y, William Augustus Peay. william
W,sdiord R,ss. sl.o known n William Nuodfufd.
Henry Allen. Joseph Gill. Eiizsbeih French. Exec.
ntrs mad Peter , Tebch. ttet ulor oi Val IAN French.
Lace Ohio cuOniy. decreased. Henry Murton. Ftnu-
-. II Hornbro-k and Thomas Horn r.ok. John ~
Clarke. James a Clarke and Iieofy Moore.
Defendants.
The CoInplainanis having flied lhet bull TO attach
and obtain a decree ir he sale 81 ,he real estate IA
lac ciiy of Wheeling. IN Ohiu couaiy, Virgins. he.
loug ing in the alb en, De enlant Au,in psay. ~.
Clnd'ng the 'oi. and PARCELS of rrouSI Ia cant ciiy.
specified ~ The deed from said Arsiin 10 the dcisn>
dani VIM A Pesy. dated January ~. let3. mud
mentioned in The bill Of rsmp' amt fr The ,aiisiac.
ton of Tho debt Of s669l al. with interest and
Gusts. due by said Austin To ,ard complsinRnis. rs
t.sscuiotsas aforesaid. and also IN attach nnd subj
Jeci Ia The payment ol The sad debt. interest aud
eosi,. the monies. debts and effects " inc ,hul Avs'in
Pcsy IN the hands of ,aid defendants. Alation aud
~ilvmhrook- seveially. And since ,he Gung uf the
same. II appearing lh., The defendant joseph GIL.
bath departed ,his life-uu uoi,on e The saii
Comp'a nant- 10y counsel, ,hc same i susGes ed
upnn the record. And The defendants Austin Prsy
VIM Augustus Peay. William wopdiord R'ss, o,her
wise called William W,sHdGlrd. Henry Alien, anl
Henry Morton. not having entered their appsstauce
ahd gwen security s%ccotJing to the act % Assem-
oy ard the rules Of ihi, Court. aud u happening 10y
satisfactory proof ihs, hey are not inh sh,lauiso OF The
commonwealth of NiRinia-On further motion OF
the oofaPlainaai's. !, IL ordered that he said d-i-n.
doni. do appear here on the first day OF Tho next
Spring Tenn IL this Court, end answer ihe Com.
Pia'naut- bali. ani that a copy Vt Ibis otJCr be tbtlk-
with inserted 10 some newspaper Iriuird ,U the city
of Wheeling Tor lwu months sncces,,vcly. and Pc
ted al thc front door VI the Court house vi Obi.
county A cory lesic.
isn6 ALEX r nv CLERK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
COST
Evening Dresses.

White and colored Brcade. Black Satin Sirins
Ermine. waierej and Striped PonlI de Sole. On
hrc. Ufncadc. amhrnihcfcd and Sirinch FANCY Sill
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
Shawls! Shawls!!

Rich French worked Cspes. Collars and Chem,.
zeiies; French worked. Revere and Hsmstiched
Linen Cambria Handkerchief; Velvet edged and
Sssh.s for Bonnet Trimmings; new Style
Cmpe Scarfs; Long aud half Long White. cold aud
hid Gloves; Bonnet Ribbons. BlscL and mhiIe
Hose; Silk Fringcs sud Velvet Ribbons. for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12

VIII find n to their sdsan,sge ~ call mad sec
Tor themselves have parehn.ed my stock all lo'
Gosh. aud lower than any oihcr house ia lhi. ciy
{ con assure ihs public generally, e they MIL bul
give me a call I css save hem The Inuble uf hOk-
ING elsewhere. Tor my goods and prices cannoI tat
Ia please any Who may favor mc with a call.
sep % ALEX lIEYIAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
GOODS
FOR GENTLElEN'S WEARLu
AT CaeST.

n AvING determined to sell OF my present
stock Of DRY Dol q, co,i and expenses,
cat oGer extraordinary inducements 10 lhSse wish.
INC to npt hase The l,llpxinO articles. VIZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ALBANY. - About ten
O'Clock last night hire broke out in the brewery
the OF Arch and Franklin streets, formerly
cupied by Messrs. Boyd * Co, and by Mr.. West
colt and which was totally destroyed The fire swept
along the whole length oil Arch street to Green destroy
ing everything excepting the the corner, own
ed by the estate Of Cornsus Egbers, and occupied ~
Mr.. Fannegsn On the west side Of Green street i've
belong. or did formerly, TO Nsssrs Flanagan & s~es
ney and not very valuable. rhs store The cor
Of Ferry and Arch Streets belonging We believe to
H. O. Wheaton, Esq., vas saved, ~ were all the houses
in Ferry between Green and Franklin But the centre
OF the block, bounded by Green, Arch, Ferry, and
FranAln streets, including the mineral spring garden
were ptetely swept We do not hear the Cause OF
the fire. or the exact amount Of insurance Mr. We"ots
and the buildings presume, insured ditony .ar.
gus, Sept.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

TELEGRAPH TO CANADA.-It effords as great
.,t,s,sctnn 10 learn, that there is gre at prooa-
by of the lightning iines"-'he electric teieyrsph,
haingg extended nom the great cities OF the United
stses 10 Montreal and Quebec gentleman 10 now in
,mn and has ADMITTED proposal. to the board OF raas
for making an immediate commencement WIN 'ns moss
naon which he wishes to construct it. h that CO tain
Ssnus should be paid him. ans sntng to about hall the
~, NV the citizens of Montreal This sum would be,
eccordng 10 his calculation from f3 900 t. 50Oo The
ine will connect cities throughout this vast cont
nsn in such a manner that the news msy be cd
nsantaneously between the most remote Of them.Mo~
tyeai Herald, Sept Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


Inc western mail received at Baltimore las.
evening contained nothing new from the Santa
&c expedition, the Mormon region, or el.ewhsrs.
Inc Southern papers gave no further inr.lli-
gence from either Mexico or the seat of war.
A report was current yesterday afternoon that
Mr.. Bancroft had resigned the Office of Secretary
of the Treasury.
The local transactions at Baltimore yesterday
were not considered of sufficient importance to
telegraph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

In this city on the 9Th inst Capt THOMAS MonrARrY
aged 50 years, formerly Of salem Mass
Funeral services this morning 81 Patricks
Prince street. of Mott Relatives and friends are
invited to attend
On Monday evening, the eth inst, JoHr NJ. son Of
Samuel l., ons, Of Yonkers. Westchsster county N ".
eyed 40 years.
AT the Fsuquier white Sulphur Springs Va, of con.
gestivo fever the I'd inst, Mrs Susan r. ZaNrxry
eEn, consoit Of Capt ). r. Zantzingsr, u s. Navy Of
Cedar Grcve, Norfolk county, Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

The exports to South America In August, were very
large having been about twothrds Of the aggregate
Shipments more than three thousand bales and cases out
OF the Ave thousand exported having gone to Valparaiso
The customs revenue Of Liverpool, for the quarter
ending on the sh July isa6 exceeds that of the cor
responding quarter of last year by the return
for ls45 being fsi7 and that for ls46 Eo4a The
roceips for the past month however include about E20
600 under the corn duties.
The official statement of the appropriations made at
the late session Of Congress prepared by the Clerk of tho
House of Representatives shows the aggregate to be
SOL 47sel IL. The various heads Of appropriation are
as follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

6l.476 l9l l6
OF this immense amount, $ss, l2062l o. appro-
prated for the army. navy and for military operations
connected with. and growing out of the Mexican
We have yet returns showing what portion of these
appropriations have been expended.
The commerce Of Cleaveland, Ohio this season thus
far compared with the corresponding period in previous
years has been exceedingly large The receipts of pro-
auce at Cleveland by canal in each of the past three
years from the opening of navg alton to the nst has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

GREAT FLoop AND Loss OF L FR.--The western
mail brings melancholy accounts Of most des.
tructive Hood in Crooked creek near Madison indiana
The loss Of property stated be very great aud the
accounts say that the lives Of lie than seven persons
we're sacrificed in attempting to save property and tho
lives OF other citizens Of Madison The damage 70 the
yetknown but it is believed ost II wiz take months 70
re pair IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

According to this the trade with the Canadas rapidly
falling Off The shipments of wheat merely
minal to what they were five or six years since.
We the United States Troasurers monthly
statement showing the amounts at his credit in the vari
Gus repositories and the MINT by returns received at
three periods This table shows the amount deposit
In each bank &c. the date given and net the amount
subject to draft
MONTHLY STATEMENT THE TnEAsuRER UNI
TED STATES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

sl3,47oC63 1,l32 633 9s76,46l
The government funds distributed among fifty four
repositories and than half of the
plus hand. the oath of August, In the deposit
banks of this city Boston and Philadelphia the balance
being divided among the other oryfour repositories
The surplus the oath ut according the above was
nearly ten millions but drafts had been drawn for nearly
onehalf Of that amount leaving balance of about FIVE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

iamasr boards ssA ssantlins, 10 ~ ret sscssn
III ssS pounds Pork ssal bbs Beef sass bbls Ashes
800 bbl Flour asoaao bbls, Wheat 2Oi a74 bushels
Corn, 27s. a6S bushels.
The shipments of domestic cotton goods from Boston
ddying the month of August and the destination Of the
exports, AZ follows -
Qn,iEsrIc CorroN Oocps ExPoRrEp FROM RoaIoN.
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CHILD

ONE ofhe wonderful freaks of nature exhibiting at
~ Coliseum Hall, No $50 Broadway, New York One ni
the greatest u iosities of the TWO HEADh ID
CHILD, born alive on the island of Nanueket June a.
1916 aud by the most eminent physicians
geons and Psychologists Of New York snd Boston, and all
others of the learned professions who have seen It, to be
perfectly unique. .
This little boy has a beautifully formed body, with two
perfect heads and necks with hearts, four lungs and
stomach.
Ladies aud gentlemen who feel desrous Of witnessing the
wonderful and curious Species invited 10 call
while this exhibition continues there being nothing that
need offend the senses of the mosHfastidious.
Admission l2k s10twsrc
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APOLLO ROOMS.
M ADEMOISELLE RACHEL respectfully informs the
WI public Of Now York that her
FIRST CONCERT
Will tLe place al the above Rooms,
ON WEDNESDAY,, SEPTE MBER 1s, 1915,
On which occasion she will be assisted BY the following Pro-
fessors of eminence
MILF RACHEL, (hsr 6rst appearance in Anne
Monsr Jules HECHT, iiilom Frankfort, hi;
first Appearance in this country Baritone.
HERR HEUCKt ROTH "a pupil of Spohr from
Cassel his first appearance ) Violin
Mr.. JOHN KYLE. ......................... Fautst
Mons'r ALFRED tOUCHfR. tpsmier yiolon;
cellist Ferdinand the 7th Of Spain .Voloncello
Mr. GEORGE BkISTOW ................... Violin
And MIR. GEO. LODER, (under whose direction the Con-
cert will be sen.)
" The Concert will commence at o'clock.
Tickets 81 had the usual places. Full programmes
will be shortly issued. 50 3teod
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Gov. owsley, Of Kentucky, has appointed Geo D.
Kncad Secretary Of state In the place Of bensmin hsE
din, removed