The New York Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1845, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. X1», No. 67—Whele He. 4030. NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1845. pata EEE >=. = een PHILADELPHIA, February 28th, 1945. ST. GEORGE HOTEL. To the Public. among my letters now, and at avy one’s service who THE NEW YORK HERALD | cusses camsnos : No, 61 Broadway, New York. THE “RESPECTABLE PRESS.” | 4 good name is somtimes valuable to more than its | wishes tosce them. So much for Roymond No. 2 AGGREGATE CIRCULATION ROBERT JOHNSTON, {ROBERT JOHNSTON & CO. | _(Nexe Block below Trinity Church, and near Weil street.) owner. It be #0 valuable—so much happin ‘The third charge, ty this leading American paper, THIRTY: FIVE THOUSAND. k EB} Y iid ponecliy ishment, Nadeioreti ale eee wal {From the Courier and Enquirer.} present and future, may depend upon it—so much, b oneepiitely and minutely refuted a year ago—of dish ) J A STOCK EXCHANGE ee Uhemael ven, that Yareuow ready to meet the | Having for a moment escaped from more important { Contemporary esieem and the honorable support of 0 nesty to tailors. If the public wish it proved, that I am THE GREATEST’ IN THE’ WORLD. COLLECTION 0 w their friends and patrons by supplying them with every | topics, we have afew words for the editorof the Evening | !y—thet all reserves, surrounding truths (hat can defend } net more in debt to tailors than | was then, it can easily —_— . FFICE, 4c and convenience which place like this can possibly Mirror, Mr.N.P. Willis, who has repeatedly joined in | 't, Ay open irresistibly. The unlocking a heert and its | be done in future columns ofthe Mirror, . ‘To the Public, fo. 11 Sourn Tuirv St.. orrosire to tHe Mecnanic’s the earnest request of his associates to be addressed thus | Secrets, however, to snow that honor is within, is only The fourth charge is that I am habitually intemperate! WHE NEW YOMK HERALD—Daily Newsraper—oab- | | Desler in Vaeerent Bak Nee ett Nowe, Gold and | hase ee hee eevee ans anes, siny and commodiouss and | personally, as alone responsible. for whatever that paper | leas distressing than the dishonor it drives trom the door. | This, | believe, iean original Raymond—never thought ein, t Silver ; } Contains. ‘While filling one portion of his sheet with | The public’s heart is kind enough to authors, but the | of before by mortel man. The little inventor bas one lished every day ofithe year except New Year's Day and Fourth Deaton’ ‘Notes and Bills collected with despatch, on favorable | "The do ties are attentive, respectful and obedient—the ta- | professed detestation of what ike impudently styles the | public voice in newspapers is nearly monopolized by the | large falsehood, at jesst, all to himself. of July, Price ® couts per eopy—or $7 26 per annum—postages ble sbupdundly supplied with all the substantials and luxuries | ‘national tendency” to personal abuse, he has crowded | #2auccesstul portion of the fraternity, To assaults upon here are, besides, various dark insinustions I cennot /¢—cash in edvanod: Pt on St Louis, Cincinnati, Pissburgh, Baltimore, New | of good living the cellar contains an ample store of the choicest | others with assaults of the grosseat charecter. upon one | MY productions! merely, from theso envious sources, 1 make out—probably, hi-hatched original Raymonds— TRE ERALD—pablished 3 Ke. constantly for sale, . rand the beds and bedding, throughow f th it ie i never replied. Nature has provided, in some way, that 1 | about whippings aud escapes of whippings, I may have morn gone cots ei eg yy Pre BA sil rant Sate, City oF archase ond al SA toe hen fre eacyaty hep can and healthful condition. "| ofthe associate editors of the Courier 4° Enquirer, which | uever replied: remember, through second hour, ase: | had some unconscious escapes,but within late years | have ‘ages paid, eas! vanes. tion of Bank, Insurance, Kail Road aud Cans) Cos at Meer Of trace na peealtnfal condition. | he suddenly discontinued, sfiera weex’s indulgence in pee ie meter aint nan nt ‘ADVERTISERS i tanded to promptly and with cares at the Boaid of Brokers. Hema iearen THIRTY VE POU BAN el oar tae Prom PUY an ERENCES w accommodations, tant to I the gentiemanly «xercise, hearing that hb t verity, just or unjust, toward my literary productio: L wtinly coema Traduty: bee: alto! vais plomeate te |lmigit bot bevenearicaene Miviak x siglstwrosic My waldenpee Tmay say, was never, for one instant, at | then I knocked an educated off the steps of a hotel rs ‘to travel! the pub! I. id, ii ‘ 0 il be b , and the | for abusive language—alwa: when among rumuns fur" It has the Lor ion of any paper sn this city, William Patton, Jun, Eaq., Cashier, Philadelphia. foto lsaees although they dg uot teats | {0,08ing #9 informelly dropped. we must insist upon a | the bar of a tribunal, beyond. my own bosom, and the | fo7 sbusive, Ionguags ns or the world, and, is, the for business ‘oul & Thompson, do Ir at competion, yet they are determined, by assiduous. at- Seeeraty eect, ne raat ee Ore NR oe ten Gane id on points of personal character; | My defence o: Bishop Onderdonk is next called a “pub- sien tn the elty or countrys, Prices Bere ick & Potter, 42 tration tg the waits of their guesi, aud the moat reasonable is ee Aare lc en and though this, too, darkened no light within. and ‘migut | lic display of profligacy, written efter dinner, when not nl GLAZING of all kinds oxscuted at the most moderate priee, David 8 Brown & Co. 40 Nutmentsand, thats those wito go away: shalluoteata. | matters of fact, wih regard to the writer ofthiscthe pos | be sufely ie. till the toll of the bell€alis up the first wil: | in condition from which prudence is expected,” and a tT Sane cit Eckel, Spangler & Raiguel, do ence dissatisfaction. JOHN A. MORE,” | ticular editor whom he aesalled by name ;—repesting one | ling justice to the poet, Lhave, meantime, treasures which | loug Paragraph is occupied with an account of’ my ar. waar ee Sean enya guste te ACs. i FETER TYLEIC, | ofthem throo times. In edch of these five particulors, he | it corrodes—peace at home, respect outof doors, and the | gument, in which sccount not one point of the argument Northwest corner ton ‘street |. | was branded with falsehood by third parties invoaved ; | earnings of unremitting literary labor. is stated without distortion ¢ inference. HS i TT t Ith, I twice before found it I believe | have now reiuted every charge that can in SS DISBROW'B. RIDING FORO, ee NATIONAL HOTEL, aes Tera ne ereeetally soksow ledges. 23. contacing at | rosare ped indcoene Uafiri ny. In England, | any wey sffect mo personally. This long Biber winds up, CORNER OSA RS RRARE HOTE Nean Aston apo ke laverre Pusces, New Your. ik peg Saeerieas * | seen it toreprosch us with alleged velgurity of early cs, | {ulsehoods sown by my countrymen abroad, touching the | however, with a titede against the Mirror, which Ray- bt pd ee HD. Was she honor, vo ausounes that Ris Shoo! is open ‘Three Doors from Broadway, sociation, with a low origin end training Which preciud. | honesty of my birth and pareutage, found a sponsor in a | mond calla the pet of lms, ond himeel! (myselt) the CH subscriber respee Day and.vening, for Equestrian Yurtion an we | THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened on the 20th inst., when | e1 us from understanding the character of virtuous le- | militery author. Away from proof, the public opinion of | coward leader ofall the profligsoy that sceks a higher SUM pared to are rN ay > Riding. 3 the Proprietors will he happy to accommodate their friends | dies, with want of tuat polish and worldly judgment de. | thet country justified me in cxacting, first from che og- | resting-place than the gutter.” He limitsfits decent cir- Onvery moderats terms, Iefhae been pate mh LecTURE LussoMs, and the publie with board. Ths Lodging Koms are large aud | rived from extensive acquaintonce, with @ luck of exces. | gFetsor, and sfterwards from hiv second, who ventured to | culation to 600, and adds, ‘the xemark of a Philzdelyhia snd completesapais; palaied and relat al fr) 16 Lesjous.. $15 00 Be ales ee aaa esman one os Gano fall to aive passion, end generally with whatever occurred to | oeighten tho insult, successive public retractions, instead | paper is perfectly correct that the only New Yorkers of furoiture, and he wih > \, 58 and «10 00} a0 ‘ments to merchants from other c: ee the country, notsur | Mr. Willis as most ‘opposite to his own cenceptions of his | Of the alternative by each first chosen. A year since, a | Which he is the uccredited and serviceable Sink e ci's the travelling commuacity to visit and. give, hion & ae Pasved by any other House in this city. t own model character. While we are certainly wilting to | 8¢Wépaper, in the town where I was bern—a town to | dwellers in the neighborhood of the Hook and Five trial judge for themselves, that the establishment under his 200 ‘The Farni Beds and Bedding, are all new and made ex- | be deemed, in all moral respects, his perfect opposite, we | Which my parents elways looked as the residence of their | Points.” (I have literally a patriotic shame in quoting ‘ cation being genteal C0 0 atten oes fndacereste tomers | ON, Be pressly for thi hans tom the country thie ia retired situation] unsurpass- ighipent Families who w'sh Parlors and Sleeping Rooms attached.can |. ‘The subserivers assure their have au; ed a sentiment of charity which {sus | Most intimate friends, ani the home of their tenderest az- | such abuse as this, and the last three or four paragraphs tosidhts purenit of b biographical kuowledge, Hed he | *eciationa -collected into one mass,abrood of libels on my | {rom the leadiog paper of the country, thus confessing it be handsomely aceommod: i i ‘other house in the city. EVENING Class. 7 ki Vetter, hit il 2 list of | Common honesty. To disprove these, | had accessible | {0 be worth replying to—but it mnst be answered. Tima bg dap eek proportion, FO tere RTS «-$10 0 | wating to secure the evinfort and contenfence of their paeste | attributed meatier rahe crane malty tatren inn prand casy meanay aud the slanders were iormally retracted jee circulation of the Mirror numbers more then ax sf be that ee . id he hope, ‘ Y by the libelier, in the paper that pul wed them.— } Many sends as this r names in hundreds—a Assembly Rorm will be to Fuh thos siuge bal apd Con- an le they « a share of their patronage, they hope, by | he has enumerated. He has not catalogued the tenth part fla piste success lly. ‘defen dod the. unis of my parentage, | cireUlation, for the period ofits exiatence, wholly unpar- certs for the remaiming part 5 fet “i ° waceasing attention, to the duties of their yocation, to giveen- | of what we h t . He ii a Mpa Ya, 9 : . writ shovtly hepat income Mead Baad ee ret | all Lessonn oF Rides paid for on commencing school, | ‘ifesalisfaetion. CHARLES WACKOFE & CO. | OCyhat Wenave not been, and have not dong. |B sont he | aodmy habitual common honesty, the third assault finds its | alleled, A¥ to the class in which it circrilates—I do not Heent style’. We further estls the attestion of th wroual ¢ Taw, that hi fo 3 it te a Laseon on is Road. might have addded that we have not left our trail through | mark in my position ae a gentleman. I stoopto withdraw | know how we could come at any evidence on the +ub- ntlemen of the Ia 18 room for arbitrators andreerees | 4.—! Eales A.M. to 3PM. WILSON’S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS, arch ‘as that of a Abel feat eon om thia arrow as another heavy penalty of taking affection | Jeet, but—we live in a guessing community, and Rey- as undergoue alteration, and that he is ready to aceommedate | 5.—Hou! men, fr om 300 5, end from 7 to 93g P.M No. 5 Gold street, New York. timate that we haye never mingled in the high society | With mo up the steepI am climbing. Were 1 alone, I mond is not even our secend sub editor! Asto my qua: them ou reasonable terms—which will be seen by his regula: | €=—No Geallemen admitied dariag the hous appropriated to ay wien teats catepon. which he, saw in England but strict justice required | should scarce turn to alter the mark, at Ido now, by | [ications fo edit a paper for the ® upper ten thousand.” By , P ji i WIiSON (of Brookiyn) begs to inform his friends er ki . | proving malice,once more misdirected. r) amon : ified auto- one“ Teman Pr wil be tn | Sch ae tet SERMRN,w | HL eiheabicely Samet ete veseaed | menduatee oie priv cenvcion tick Gace. | "X eper thao gd-Amerean jurauy tas the most | Pare ltr wee er fome ight cn hy alec e MINORD 8. THRESHER. here the privilege of riding them mm the Behool wats "the nouse has been thoroughly vepavred aud aewly faraiahed | heard. It is quite true that we never nuvigated ihe Me | °oasideration, (measured by the country’s standard of re: {tis froma man of some celebrity. who, when I was in T.ET—The two story and attic brick dwelliv Gsiinire i y department, and the very best of every description: f | diterranean'in’ajU. 8 vessel, which received ‘ us out of | Presenting more wealth than any other)—the New York J oe agening:: (isi house No. 146 Barrow street, fished in modern style, DAGUERREOTYPE. i Mites tres Wopiene abe tepeten closes porte, | eharity” ;—but it is also true, thatthe mess room never | Vourier and Enquirer—came out, unprovoked and unex | * Dear Willis,—I enclose a proof whichlyou will oblige with folding 4x0 parle ic. Apply to 'OHN ROACH, Optici:n, 82 Nassa wi provided. witneseed our compelicd retraction ofa libertine boast, | pectedly,a few aays since, with a paragraph centaiaing | me by returning at your earliest convenience. I think it f'me ive T&A, 8. HOPEs No. 152 Chambers st, | JON ROACH. — rdizary will be served up every: day from 1 to 3 o'clock | concerning Ladies at home. Mr, Willis was right in giv’ | (wo vile insinuations ugainst my private character—uo | right to add—and I'am not very lavish of praise—thet 9 LET, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION | ticles of the best quality u 1 the, Dagu:rreotype process.— ReMi: aw pecreemmpats will be furmished at any vour durivg | ing his readersto underatand, that we had never been in | (ess than libertinism, and most discreditable motives for | your papers ure admirable—that they do your country’s GIVEN ihe SOE NN RDIATE, POSSESSION ‘iple Compoundof Bromine js @ superior, preparation, | the day avieveuing. ______fadimie_ | Rome ;--but he might have alded that we never com, | ‘he boldness with which I defended the Bishop. Know- | iitersture great credit, and that I consider them the geme ings, with, Fixtares, Store and Fines? Teedy set and all and isnow in keneral use, | He has also on hand the Hungarian HARTWELLS pelied American artists, resident there, to blush for the | ‘ng that the principal editor was absent, and supposing | of theConrt Magazine They are the pledge ef what you complete. Application to made at the ‘office of uietaa Of Widowre tnumabuetave ax weil an French end Gees WASHINGTON HOUSE open and shameless profligaey of one of their country | ‘hut it was written, from some unexplained anger by the }| can do, and I trust will do, upon a large scale. And athe EO) Rtas ALS i3itfre man ones. ‘The German Cameras sold’ at this establishment 223 Chestnut 8: t, Z men, Partial justice is better thau none :—but while Mr. | venerable Mr. Daniels (the veteran of the press who has | when this happens you will have po greater admirer than wel LET Two Btores beautifully aitusted: (0 the new wil be warranted genuine, 7 2 Laov cad yehc! y Willis was recording our lacks. he should have made the | Deen so long in the second chair of the Courier) I replied f “Your’s most sincerely.” fg buildings wy nearly corm ie retreat eb Ssh eee tt coneTTY 7 for 37, articles used in the are will OVE SEVENTH SURED, NEXT TO THE list Somoletes We soni our want ofthe habits and elie following complimentary and conciliating lan Is it necessary to say one word morv to the public after see atta Hanae mate me peares MABONIG * distingué mode of that high class of which he is the com. ge: all this masa of unwilling justification? There is but “Also, large and conevirbent Besemaert,'well calenlated fas an anne DAGU! RIAN ARTISTS. fimen 7 BILADELPHIA. placeut model, | We have never roserved, year after year, | "The Courier has let ite indignation hammer down | ono point Left upon cohesion is no possibility of justi- Oy: ‘ " ; importer of French, Daicue ma- the exquisite luxury of “paying a bill to make a trades. | Upon us for our article on the Bishop in yesterday fication of any man but by inference—the charge often eral couvenjent Stores in the, second story, suitable « terials and manufactu Morocco Cases, offers forsale | TWO THOUSAND DOLLAKS KEWARD, tare” We have ne axed our tailor, b . | or, which we beg those interested to read for themselves. i i 4 ewe a oa nets Pt intend sth a ch E i 1000 PEW ARD— The Store of MESBKS, ig brane, suit of clothes, ta tive 2. rece) tin fal. MWe ve lee "The wri er inthe Courier is one of those Let ty trite Reenter the ser oe linsdaee th a. variety’ of ftooms in, the 3d, 9d, #th, and Sth | Bestquality of Frexch Plates, No. 40, (medium) $3 dozen. SRADLEY & CO., No, 44 Ex . ft ‘i it ke of wh ft pronounee upon | thule case? ond 1a ae taeda ible for Offices, Private’ Paslore with foldise doors, | Fine Morocen Cases. with ind fine borders, $3 dz. been set Saturday night, the ah have never been forced to scour the city in anxious | virtuous men wespoke of who cannot pron: pen | their cups,” and my speaking of my own opinions as ms aitached ; with Rooms suitsble. for es, heladtey tho fa: undersigned, s Committee of the usurance omy search of a landlord, ora grocer, or a washerwoman, Ji. Weknow and admire his character, but we appeal to } (hose of u “man of the world,” have been the slight ainters, rreotypes and Exhibition Rooms, Sc, . had policies on tl.e goods in said store, hereby o whom, within memory, we chanced to have made happy | /is justice, whether the pure vestments of @ Bishop areto | crounds upon which these uvjust writers have accused hose persons want ‘of the above deseription, are re- % One'Phousagd Dollars, fer such evisence by paying for service rendered. Nor is it our way to |-‘emain spotted, when they could be cleansed,” ke ke. me of habitual profligacy. I can only pronounce it a quested to call and examine the same, Enquire on the premise.. narreotyre pancess, cheap, detection and couvivtion of the incendiary or incendiaries, publish, és interesting to the public and essential to our. | A second most injurious attack immediately appeared | yholesale slander on my characer. The unwillingness £13 Im*re by the Isat ste. the salt of | New York, februazy 12th, 194 ives, all the receipts fur board and dress, and hi in the Courier, and @ country paper was brought in, the i ‘i z a the new substance for polishing LE NIBERT SUYDAM selves receipts for board a: , and washing, ahs ir ay Tut upon me to | t? Join the hypocrites of the press who preteud falsely to _ nel} c., we are fortunate enough to ges We have never } ‘ame day, witha more Low-bred. srgauls apo! a | #anctity of morals, has alone prevented me from even ceived b VERY DESIRABLE LOTS VOR SALE —Fir | flue in two min ites: Aud the beautitul process of Mr, Fisees or re E { 2 & Lots on the southerly side of 13th street 5 he SRO Be egltauzance Co. | foundit politic to watch a disparaging bit of personal his. | he same purport—both certified to be from the pen of a 3 ie Lots on the northerly, side gt ists, bese th analto draw ou ayer suveatianlrd eunapec, on sueTeve™ Pusie® Freiidet Haat Biter Mutu Ins, Co, | tory.trom one point to another,tl it el intola paper edited | Aualnutive and tury lit reporter, who givesthe cleaner | my" ivertina it sw extraordary’ thst i all com, an {ith avenues, with eourt yards in nt, and in the midst “eal YORE ‘of the progress in Ns Seamtiful art, please to A.G HAZARD, Agent ofthe "| by ‘a poor clergyman, and then bully him into a | #ide of his pen for the Courier, and with the other write® | mission and no detection or proof! It is extraordinary — SPARE INDTOVEIRELES erly side of 1th Riweoksaclie's Mme the Lafayette Bazaar, 108 Broa Iway, cor. of Liberty st. ima and Protection !us. Co., of Hartford, Cou. | fail, retraction, which might, by personal solici | ‘spicy scandal” for acountry paper. As the assaults were | ‘har with “intemperance” and “libertinism,” health 6th and 7th avenues, improy ood. Pia we ic nL AEE: BP a Oe Mea oh hi tation, be copied by the press’ in every section | of no consequence except With the Courier's apparent | shows as freshly on my heekfas it did at sixteen! Ex- "rwo Lots ou the southerly side of 11ch stret, near the &th'|. CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS. | subssnbensater One Thoosasd Dellun taeda thee | Hers 8 creditor ehianced to live or starve. ‘These | sanction, | endeavored, ina reply of guutlemanlike terms | ‘reordinary-—that | am one ei ne avenue, . H. SHAY AV eg hry aan lishments, fess, ab . ile | aud forbearance, simply to remove,from the writer’s face : e me Fione e Ee o itthand | MBS. SHANKLAND, Dagner ype Arta having taken | Ward ofsred by the laaurance Comoetiey teabovestated.© "| areaccomplishments, we confers, above us. And while in my well known and much visited home—that a more nowledge of the world COFFIN, quiring inio our family relations, the | ‘he double mask of Col. Webb’ industrious editor does not exist in th's hard-workiny 13th streets, wit Ny. at. known for taking the best style of portraits, respeetfully informs fmm, chi id tastes of thy ith wh life | and the respectability of Mr. Daniels. The simple taking itati ri Lf Five Lots on sherly side of 39th street, between the ae tid i i * 55 abits, practices and tastes of those with whom our life J "4 it tand, and that I can show invitations to pulpits all over wedges cect cg tng as bor 8 | Hod rea agesqeseres set | | COLORED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER | (rom tr ar toen parr mt hare ics net | of ti lem’ turpected us ef any severity, and | ;BeCeantry, to lecture-—to resides by bundrede that I have no time to visit—and to honorary memberships, di- rectorships, and responsible trusts, committees, etc., without end! Once for all, U declare myself a‘ ‘citi- ve provoked the out ‘The whole amount may ema n oa SORA ed pprored, J frame, for only ove dollar," Being always well patronized, and | 1 AUER ge BODEN respeottally inform their frends and the | (ich he can appreciate, that all our reletives inhebit . Wall street st ing immediate proof and 70 per cent if not improved. ‘customers i . ; ri the outside of the penitentiary. These are facts which J hundreds have asked what cou! 26 Intec Ther eatabifehiment’ by two Daguerreotype rooms Fazer fi they continue to manufacture Colored Parer | wouid have essentially heightened his picture of a* vit- | rege of Friday) resulted in hi TS a Bie ee co Sal rooms | and Fancy Paper Boxes, in all varieties, at the e ; , ed TO LET OR LEASECA c brick, tte Bazaar, 149 Broadway, and by a branch of her | jay & Boden, 74 Fulton PGoldatrect. He | tuous neuter”—a churacterto which, the world and him- | of his ungentlemanlike breeding and quality. I am saved | eq a good husband and father, and a moral and’ capabl Sai oes cu tne ocnthrerenpedy genes ahine Bisenlontons cetablishmat, 234 Broadway. thied story, front, zoom, No. 1, Herr eree en cee ae oe aa eg treet He | elf are perfectly agreed. he hasno shadow of a claim | all farther trouble aa to an appreciation f the Courier’s | Sditor et the Evening Mirror, and I challenge proot to the UB road and 40th street, with sufficient ground whereon to | CPPonte the ..ark Pountain Po: en from @ in ut the prices 20 as to satisfy his customers. Orders will be | They eould not, perhaps, be justly sup; osed to be within | Raymond. His character was named in asingle word by | sontrary. N. P. 18. an ate morning to 5 in the evening, an’ cloudy or stormy. HY . : y 3 di trary. ILLIS. “Tu emo sory huge Garage Hogs, ants Lots on ne | Remember, ony ove doltr, VOet style) sncleine, cam or | PIRSA, att te tored Faperand Fancy Dae! | Mis knowledge; but his next delineation should not he every man wholaid dowr that paper of FGA. Ween, u ie ! 4 \e ‘Im®* re e rs without them. jut the Courier wi ot repai ms varieties, paige 2 en gprete Tewl 5 Pia fm AOC ae ee a | Boxes always on hand. aso men” Our readers, and those ofthe Mirrer, of course under- | Ue viper, besides what is born under his tongue, bas | a1. v1on+eeq) papers unnounce the death of Lieut. Col tnd put in good fence and repair, with a court yard in treat, oa DAGUBRREOTYPE BOUQUETS, FLOWERS, SEEDS & PLANTS, | stand, that this essault from Mr, Willis grew ont of what | started up, from the grass, as he crept towards me, the | 3 ouvioiOfthe Loth regiment, commanding the gurrisoy the Gloomingdale ros . a GENERAL (TBE SUBSCRIGER resrctfully begs to inform his friends | we suw fit to say concerning the Mirror's comment on | hidden slanders that were brooding unseen in thenests of | Souci. “it Sruneral took place om theae heer Also, 8 Lots edjpining on the Bloomingdale road, running | F UR NISHING ESTABLISHMENT and the public, that he ws made temporary arrangements to | the Onderdenk case. Before « syllable of the evidence } prolific envy. Offensive as such foul birds are, it is rary, and was conducted in military 4 ough a through to the 71 Rrenmeand tlet strect, a4) table for a florist or OHA BUILDING, eee * 7 furnish bove, from thestore of Mr. isou, corner Broad- | had reached the puvlic, Mr. Willis saw fit to pronounce | Vell to have them up and named in the davlight for re- i ry, d in military form, manufactarer. , Buildings will be sreceed if reqaired. ‘ erreotype | Way and imeets. | Bouquets, composed of the most choice | the lady witnesses in’ that case abandoned characters, | cognition, and 1 regret nothing but the painiul necessity, | late number of civilians joined the proce: 4 moment’s notice. to prevent myself from becoming their prey, 1 must | 80¥verie was a relative of the Earl of Radnor. apons given me by aifection. The mensles has been prevalent in its worst form in arge, stripped of its low epithets, is to the | some towns in Connecticut. In one family in North Ha- Also, « Latin 30th atret, between the dh and th avenues, co | "Titties, chat they buve cousisersply sstateed het sweet. scented exotics, ean ease. 526 Im#ec all type 2 " pays considers) qnlarged their connec They will boarrenged i fashionabl He declared explicitly and repeatedly, that any woman | th , Hee. | Sap Karope: hey ele oss Hecies, Done Aumericg, which hes free Ms subseriter ao muuch notoriety daring hea | who would under oath charve'e Minister of Goo with in, | use story and attic Brick }] withevery new article used ii ‘Art. ten north ave lace, in pe super ee of the late Conservatory and Seed fatabluh- | decency, was herself impure. ‘The assertion itself betrays | The first c! x ‘ e 7 o mentof Mr W.Niblo. _ its profligate origin ; but the circumstances under which | effect—that I extircly forfeited my position as agentleman | ven, in which the parects were afflicted with the Mormon igeeechrieg meg Gore onyfene abe SO Voigt fie sale of fe Seed, Veggie Serduzed Slower | itwas made seemed to add cowardice to baseness The | in England, by my book of Penellings by the Way —by | mani, three children were taken down with the disease, mt ater, kitchen ranges, marble. manveley sliding ned ‘Also, a supply of beat : 3 * | attack was without motive, for the same paper. which | its descriptions of my hospitable entertainers, the mploying a physician, relyio oor rand ja an improving Meighborhood. Rent low to's e baste F 3 Imre. Contained i declared that the writer wan not’detending | houses, brilliant conversations, &c., &o.—that my distin. | on the mogical effect ef Mormon prophylactics. ‘Thert goog ensue. ase and C % retype oF pe bore 1 i ‘olishiug y ished friends were only my friende up to that time and | was a laying on of hands and other incantat: by e eA _ Bal rad acces cahee setts abel : wuss) the Bishop _ It was made not only upou ladies, but upon | guished friends were only my friends up to tha : s 4 boi ions by rome soles She cay Ha Pit arco wate mvandy car lone tan for yaguerreoty pe, the wives of clergymen : and the tect thet bey woree us | aot since; that 1 was shunned previously in Italy as an of- | prophet or prophetess, but the children all died. xf TO LET—The large three Dwelling House, situated on th ESE ine ‘Seventh: Aveuue and ‘Thirteenth street, with a meras, cons T a Th jetures, may serve as @ doubly defenceless, seems to have given doubie virulence | {ensive profligate, and that American artists blushed that | ‘phe Pennsylvania canals are opened, and the first boa! untals: Gyoton wearer, Bes ealeclie Pocapezestanie i "Artists, by tothe unmanly assault. Asa journalist we took the lib. | [ was their countrsman ‘in Rome.” of the season arrived at Colambioon Thursday lest, moderate circ! $ aS articles from any pact of the above named 4 JACKSON, STACEY & SMITH, erty to repelthe craven aspersion, and to brand the psper | The counter evidence that I shall bring forward to dis- Also—Five three story Brick Houses, of beesbamgh ey = the id wpon a prompt Sr, of Mas i¥ACTURERS AND IMPORTERS of PenfPocke: | in which it appeared as we thought it deserved. No prove these charges, are letters! principally from the no- | {More than 150,000 yards of coarse woollen cloth have Fem nig of ae Lane or Avenue, near the Eighth ¢ = epnnd iy ane ine ia and int iow a ble Cuter, Razors, gesszors, Files, Stws, Tools, | personal ellusions were made, but.the public course | dle and distinguished persons named in Pencillings, ail | been sent {com Western New York to Canada. during the ‘AlnowHhe three story ic Hone, wi Store undemeathy |g ery LANGENHEIM, tnd other deeripuonn af Bhefiald Goo Simmer Up Aine | APUblic journal was censtred, And in response | written since the Dook wae published and mostly on the | present winter. tery aie ‘Ligh » between 13th an 3 Im¥ee Exchange Baiiding, Philadel! E z ou to this, Mr. Willis stooped to the low personal abuse, | subject of the took. ‘the firs particularly, | Gov. Dorr, itis said, is at present so feeble in health, as Sedhcathets aide warkde eeenaasc aileie’ nee rena! PATENT AGATE BUTTONS. | which’ we only hope we have. not ‘lost’ our scti-| covers most ofthe groundof the above charges, asl be- | 19 be unable to pesiovme ony labor aire Teen ne ate rt 5 Btu ical tae eibalabbi tate Sr: ventana aad hs pM oe EXERCISE. THOS. PROSSER, PATENTEE, Pee in iegieen to rere As to his defence of the ota scapeiated ae the ra (rca Umdh ne ie shop. of the a . having entered into an arrangement with ; Bishop, or the theoretical stupidities he has uttered in | family “at Kore,” (during the blush o merican ar- ae suitable or dryyoods tnd faveygoods, ladiey shoe stores, M*vny LIER: for the use of the from oF he | Nrorice Fee eee Neat sircientes [oputee'et i apebere ladies ead; ue Cara uch leo, } and, after & threo fnonthe’ acquaintance in Italy, | In the Supreme J. Court, Boston, on Friday, a new trial glia ahd garthenware, hardware Qzmaasiuin, No,'29 Ang street, and alse the “Military Hall IN ‘and Exclusive Gurner ofits Patent Hight for the Poreelein | It has been ‘i eed by nothing whatever except an utter | was invited 'o the hoypitsble, Castle in Scotland. His | was granted inthe case of Wiliam Wyman, ex-president t : i il} be rented os i! ine, ii i jutton, commonly known as ‘Prosser’s Patent Agate Button. lack of principle, and skillful dodging from one point t ordship had been al is life in the military and diplo- | of the Phenix Ban: n this celebrat and protracted pao ellie pee ge See higgovered Pranenco migencing & Class for the word Ezercice, in all ite | Cetiers’ Patent have ‘been duly granted t0 tm By the United another” In what school he learned this later art weare | matic service of his country, nnd his aon (fom ‘whom a | case of bank embezzlement, the court gave an bpinion i areas in front for fuel, Se. G. A. WINTER, Sword xercisr, and also Cane iercise. Mr. H: has been for ee eee ee eee en aehenmuary teil, Lhave caused | not aware, unless his experience i dodging duns has | most friendly letter lies beiore me at this moment) has in | ‘avor of the defendant, on the exceptions filed, but did not fil_im*re 16 Wall several years engaged as Sword in the United | States for the Southern District of New York, for the infriage- | Dred it in him: but hecertainly has it in perfection. At | herited his father’s Earldom and is now one of the Queen’s | sustain all the peints relied on by his counsel. TO LET—The Bulkhead, or Water Front, from War B.— Volunteer Companies wishing to, beco jn | ment of said Letters Patent, and ain prepared to enferce | first Mr Willis pronounced these lady witaesses aban- | cabinet ministers. Here are extracts from two of the let: | [urortint ro Mactitnates —Many magistrates have ren stree: to Chambers street, (about 200 feet, now oceu- | ,:.N; _ Moluntecr Companies wishing to, become perfect im | Ati yubscantiate my under said Patent, to the fullest ex- | doned characters, which has @ specific and well under. | ters, written to me by the noble Earl, the father, aitermy | heretofore been in the habit of sending defendants to pri aie oo che Ein neoren Landing: Tt Nine between Wash: | most moderate terme, myarel ion to the aiemkase ‘31 Aun Seyi is lee vine pls blic oties fs teeters _ zioad meeuing, ce he erence aan he ho visit to Scotland. son jor costs, which bas been the cause of much suffer- i ? ee New bates cai } or Mr. Fuller. ceed forthwith, + vs ‘essed merely to have assaile “ Ny Pid : . . . * * ng to the poor and unfortunate. Judge Parsons yreterde cakupled by Hed: Cochran, 592, Lenth cAvanne i Howse | “Tis ten m Pee ts ase for bale Ue tae ae a belecale only annty store | When he came to seo very clearly, that respectable peo- | But, though these two noble persons, and another ledy | morning, decided that this branch of the Judiciary heve street; has mahogany doors, plated fumitnre,Croton water, Be. | > J) the Buttons are for aale ple would net tolerate that, his swagger softened into a | who kindly read the proof sheeta of Pencillings by the | ao right to do acything ofthe kind, and thet any magi rOR SO Lk FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE « bi Pi 4. y magi a) ps aa ‘2 ml Ny oy heat The F GERARDIN, Commission Merchaut, 15 John street, up £22 Im*re THOMAS PROSSER. bee — sens saga ig niepahies pars peneske Way whiletl absent in Franc he principal ones wes a wrod liable to an action an op cd “ 4 a t . iJ EOE IN OT Ae Di ~ Te ing spirit has perv: ac . imprisonment. e decision was made on Howe is itty eg age, ve sere i vaperior ealtie eho at's, nas lust reesived on consigninent.and offers for sale, LOOKING GLASS PLATES. has written upon the subject. At first he professed to de- ings by the Way, ("kicked me out of society,” | ipplication by a member of the bar to kuow whether the x OF retail, a splendid assortment of the abo jaliau inarble, ‘Tha building is near the water, aud is | eomprising—Plain white aud rich faney dec mithout equal aa to sieaation ‘in the United Sate. t will scx | Dessert, ea and Buprer Sets, ‘fo logue ANLIN' Kh bd Was Shae NRG een fend not rhe Bishop but a“ holy office.” Finding thatthe | as the first paper in this eountry phrases the convicted | court would not wil Bets; . ated Sets; sing'e Cups and lass Polit “ holy office” deemed his aid an injury, he mounted stilts, | falsehood,) it may be as well to give other testimony— Fommovate Afty or sixty persons, (Che Faria js eighty ncres—a | Mugs. with mottos, ie og myer oR {9 toby 20; Polished and became the self elected champion of the “ refined and | testimony enough toshow that there was no objection jottle Figures; Tete a tete Sets, fi the Bay of one thousand feet, and a front on eae! whee s : © ugh tos there 1 of “ined Aventis, It is in the Eich Ward of the City of | "Also, plain and neh Cut Glass, Decanters, Water Bottles, | $ictemportnent of oiler Glasses, Specracles, Snuff Boxes, encillings” by the high circles described in harge a person who had been com- in whose case there was much hard- Sp. Times, Friday. Ww or Gamatwo in New Onteans.—The s” portion of our countrymen, avd started upon a | made to * in reformation of the moral 1 manners i is there : Pewarve Di ; f the | their pages, and in addition to this, some testimony a 7 eat i Naw. pany Belli Bine’on iki rovewy fed th et 4 Hie cd e Dishes, Pamblers, Goblets, Wines, Freach Goode, which they offer on the most favorable terms. | heople in general Lacking countenance, (not brass) ia | the persoaal esteem, in which so slimy a profligate” leans hate thosher: dyin Yer the nappies oF eal Lo nd fo earty vegetables, ard can realize ve thousand Astral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes. ee aOR A ATT | this, he next made formal proffer of libertinism’s cham. | inyself was held in Italy and England.— Once more, how- | jing within their lim Any person informing the dollars per annam, of at tO by an experienced gardener. ‘Orders for Cut Glass Ware Gilding and Painting’on DALLY’S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY, pionship in defence of virtue. Pressing Milton, through | ever, 1 beg to remind the public that the peril of my sub: | authorities of the existence of agumbling house ant "ALSO, FOR SALE—The Bennet arm, at Gowanus, | China Ware, to match any pattern, executed promptly. 285 Kiver St. Troy. the aid of a correspondent,'into the service, he urged the | sistence, domestic peace and comfort abroad, (assailed by | ing tho names cf itv ownors and cetrern ite rae about 200 Lots ON Ee te Rig dace, HE Subseri ils himself of this method of communi- | conclusiveness of the Elder Brother’s opinion, in Comus, | the first paper of this country,) is the irresistible compul- | revard of one busdsed dollars dod ¢ ceding strret leading to, the Gresawood Cemetery. ‘The Lovs will be "T"caung ts the public tee act daar be ia nove manntoccoring | that his Bioter, wae safe. from insult becaute she. wai | tans'cy, Eutioh ulae: thane fe oaten ok afection. conit be | reward of one bun Ae opy nag idee told at Jow prices and long eredit, and money loaned to those FRENCH CHINA. Sotias fo tee pabtie Sa fact thet he ie now meee ‘ because she sion by which, alone, to be kept a profound secret by'the Recorder. On rec that build immediacely. Apply to REMOVED TO eos ae eas are en iver street, | chaste: utterly ignorant of the farther “firm” jadgment | suffered to come forward and defend me. ag the [oiprmution, the Attortes Generel oe the Dinieies re JOHN 5. DELAELAINE, MO. 65 LIBERTY STRE ET, Tonacco—The celebrated Fancy Virginis. ‘This Tobacco | f that same elder brother, that From Jane Porter, authoress of Scottish Chiefs, Thaddeus | \ttorney, cites the visitors of the house t : s (UP STAIRS.) took the premium, at the late Fair. Extra Chewing Tobacco, ‘Vertue may be assailed, but never butt ;” Warsaw, ete, to an eminent citizen ¢f New York, | ‘hey are examined and the owner of the bot SLAM PUWEK—Hoome ante Fower. ALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has sweet Vi a merican Smoking Tobacco, manufactured " (kindl lent os by this gentleman, with leave to extract at | °F imprisoned, and his property confiscated. tae 5 and 31 Goldvireet._ | in plate ite and i Fetes Porestats yy Bigewead | Seopreiectaseret) owls Sacsibon, American Geatle | 84 Well as ofthe fact, that. in spite of wise opinions, that | Sur picasure : The almost daily acounts from South America brin ei 08 Serre Ranh Sh Nee | art Plates, fi ‘Dishes, man, Lundyfoot, French and lush Blackguard. . . . . . fresh news of the atrocities of a monster it woul TO SECRET SOCIETIES. Covewd Dishes, Salad Bowls, Frait Bashers, Custards Miia abort ticles eve All petiedll to bs tack cd nit 1 _ his ehiteieb adi eeted tanedance From the Earl of M— to a friend. scarcely be imogined existed in the nineteenth ‘century. ted TO LE d—Krom tet May next, the large Room in the Papeete ne qualities of leaf tobacco, and by the most experienced work: © Of those late wessailors.” . * * * * .,. | General Rosas, the Dictator ef the Argentine Republic, fgig peer story of house comer of kat Broadway and Ca- 1 Hen tad Chocalate Wares Gooak, Fisuch ted Asteriean | "Orders directed as above will meet with prompt attention sora attoped cur, trom ptor erm Venere tay om vist at the country seat of Sir | gull contiouen his work ef tlood sna destruction” The thazine A a Z : ‘Thus he has skulked, like a whipped cur, from pillar artes 1 to N. P. Willis. \etails, as published in an able work by one Senor Idaite, fecweea 2% and $ o'clock, P.M. For further part the same pains taken as if they were personally preseut. = bet : * * . 3 a Igrjcaawnget SFr ER4SL Catharine treet oF of A HE-CHE, | old ontivenl wae, cad in lotto suntperebiomss =" "| al SCiway, Aes: forthe ey of New Voss. A SAMaNON | 10 oto eoa phomelens, livectinem, in his puolie | #Yom the Baron Yon K— to N, P. Willis, at London, | Sivewneyonloming result of the wholesale, murders for is SALE ee STUER Lo see ied alaiogly Oe, i Pao Bat all these subterfages were unavailing: wnd | rom a lady fellow traveller in Ialy, toN. P. Willis. (1838) | *¥ting throats, 4,765; by shcoting, 1,303, by the poignard a eh OK . F FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS, CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS! 30, fiading that virtue was not at all thankful for liber. | "0m a lady fellow oe ee “4 732; in battle, 14,920; and by various ‘persecutions in- avechetsr,eontsising seventy sere of food table nad peron ATW HIAMSBORGR, Lt EZEKIEL, 92 Nassau street, opposite the Herald Build, | tines! tibat Pighlinhh ad the ain, | Eom an eminent legal and Literary man to N. P. Wills giudiog executions for desertion, and for attempts to aas laud. ‘he House isn petfeet order and conveuient- WILLIAM STREET, NEW YO! + ings, respectfully invites the attention of his friends and it (1330.) yh y arranged for & large family. Said divided by he | JYfesens. BERGER & WALTHR, known fora long senes | the public generally to the following choice Cigars, just Te i@ worst enemies could not ° . . ‘A Court Martial has recently taken place at Antigua on post road rugning to Net helle and Marmarroneck, and o Crys ceived by late arrivals from Havana :— : wish hima worse fate All these consequences might | yom a friend of N. P. Willis, received just before starting | two officers of H. M.S. Hyacinth, a Lieutenant and the aa down to Kastchester Urrek, where there is fine bass and Depa ra jiasof various § = Panetelas of various i liecse easily have been avoided, had he been in thie, as he oc. for the Tournament at Exglinton Castle. 3 for fighti dual, dnd belbe found: pal trout fishing in theirseason. ‘The out buildings are all in oF to inform Gass Dealers. Importers of | bran brands, uickerboeker ionally is in other maiters, decently virtuous from self aun ( A > . jurgeon, for fig! ing aduel, and being found guilty were codec, en Koeeu ls gped niakioreuapasine bestia wie cog ey ie Normee, La Florinda, | SNtorest.” Some of hie friends say that his first article, From an{English friend, to N. P. Willis. (1839) sentenced, the Terenas oftiege to be pleced st the feet ot the face is well wal don the premisesis abeautiful Mishpond, | of their Manufactory in this country; and, in order to fui to | Yngeautdad, Estrellas, say that hy of Lieutenants and the latter to be dismissed the ser. Peano ehreles withinaquarter of mile of sald Glace, | entire satisfaction ail commands: that, might be: addresaed to 2a, Napoleones, Lam. which, commlited him to all this public display of profli: Men. « 6 eee lt | ing, tive Sanita anu ataeapaae orice a day by dh Rowse to anteraect the New | them, have e experiaced and. skit w wath | ag nd Noriegas, Kord Byrous, | gacy, was writen after dinner, when he was no’ in a con- | From a very distinguished person, to N; P. Willis, (1896) | (re subject of duelling (onan bee ay at bs Williams Beidgo, which se with miloofall the eg tiv mee ou to regtes anauuts | da puree nticl Oo cltask aneie ices nee | tien fom WAR Jeoteos se capgcteds, and that he | vom aidistinguished person to N. BP. Willie, (1686) Asort of Thames Tunnel has been discovered under in throe mil said premises. 1 6 9 a ¢ ne t -s omitted the usual ndicious proceeding of submitting i seal’ it on said premises, which was ted by the Pest ices, and promptitude jn the execution of orders, will, N. B.—Orders from abroad will be strictly attended to, to bie axsociates. Des others, who should know him bet * * . * . water near Marseilles. It is a submarine passage, passing Yorn iy soasd shttony = Foemnton ‘Sam, be bad by the ist | A ; Ms Pee Norra Bt Ae OT PTR OTERO ter, attribute the whole, which, in fact, seems too sys-| During my lest visit to Europe, (five years after “Pen. | ‘rom the Ancient Abbey of 8t. Victorie, running under of Abel, aad any tnformation concerning said Property, eau be | | N. B.—Cus taumitingordemo thei: | FABER SEGAR FACTORY, — | tematic to othe result ofan afterdinner accident, to a clitlngs™ wece published.) T Cheneed to bela Dublin « ‘hr arm of the aca, which is coversd with ships, and com. a He) Plame. seid property, f of first rate Crystal, 90 ie eg oe NEWYORK” natnral and selfish desire to destroy the weight of female | short time, ord the following are among the cards of in- | ‘tne ponteet-Ghaucsces, ond M, Matayras, an architect, ise, adlctaine mad troparty, ferry sarenet Rest rams Lamdy'| tirta aitere to $0 Wills kK. fie Imeee HE UNDERSIGNED have established an extensi tentimony, “ vitation I received. and have preserved :—- accompanied re:ently by some friends and'a number of tag the amee Ga vantaqes aa gis ebave svventy acres: eee ee LT ury atti Dinan strecc New Werk ‘Whatever may have been his motive, the «ffect is palpa | « The Lord Lieutenant requests the pleasure of Mr. | iaborers, went to the abbey, were able to clear their way iy The ward forty acres will be sol seperately, or the Farms to- COMSTOCK & CuU., tion of Mr. J. W. BROWN, who has been ble. Ho has uiterly forfeited the respect of every right | willis's company et dinaer on Saturday the 26th of | to the other end, and came out at Fort St Nicholas, sfter gether, (making i all 110 nares) ¢o the purchas-r. Aogly Ql Courtlandt Street, one, largest Factories in Havana, for nineteen years minded person, and has made his Mirror the pet of pimps, | January. Half past 7 o’clock ” working two hours and twenty minutes. This tannel is RgpRigNroe praise wince AVES AON gee Bacar tad oon See tek to hadi | tmp he crowned loner of allihe pro cy ina | Uhr chamber reat, he enmpliments Me | cemeltauch fr hen hat of London, beng Yarmed ot iN, on 1 OF to THE FO: * ae seeks a Ligher resting place than thegu'ter. In its origin | wiihs. His Excellency, the Lord Lieutenant requests | one singe vault of sixty f d one fourth I tin re Wim Hy HICKS, No. 20 Wall street. NAMED ARTICLES found equal to any Havaua Segars of corresponding style and | Seamentcuentheanat eecuereatie one singe y feet span, and one fourth longer. ie TO LET. OBTAINED are Frabuccs, Common Size, tone meta Delieve, that It would Bil the v tees seed reap ly satay aot tA ort TA ii . AT FORDHAM, WEeTCHESTER POPULARITY Panetelas, adon Bite, at which it aimed. There is aclass cf intellectual and |" «Phe Chamberlain presents his compliments to Mr. | , 8 Supreme Covrt—March 6, 1845 —Present, Adal emt Co "1 d tes, Prineipe, refined people who nee! a paper, somewhat different trom | willis, His Exceliency the Lord Lieutenant requests | Vir. Justice B Brien ads. Gould et. al. pv CONNEL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, cures all PO Nl hy Sarg: 2 any published; and we hoped their wants wonld be sup- | the pleasure of his company on Wednesday evening, the | “tion for lea ¢ rv port of referee, granted, on very gesert: sores . inflammations, itchings, and saves life an any ie ate aiken inrttie Leben ee fata: | pied. In a particular sphere Mr. Willis hod exhibited | jth of February, at9 o'cieck, at the Castle, A fall-dress | Payment of co posing motion. Fowler, surw’r, ke. Paired reste gt Bee seald, if the injured. ily eres Sie de of selecting fs suitable for this | abilicy of no common order; and in his somewhat rapid | hall, An answer is requested, to be sentto the Chamber- | ‘Hay. Motion to set aside execution, denied, with Jem Has lsond Cary box of this in the the money will al- 1, pose von descent {rom wholesomelpopularity to utter contempt,we | p's costs. Edwards, et al ads. Downer Motion to chonge Apoly wi vee ed if it does not please, ‘Be prrticular and buy — hand, fur sale,» large stock of Havana Se- | trusted a daily paper oft ‘* Hamp might keep him useful | «The Provost” (of Dublin University) “and Mra. ——, | venue, ea yin ceottenees seas a tn Peeper. RE. s. > HED aa c ONTH. 1 . Joi ture, of the following brande:— and respectable fora year at least. But a month’s expe- t the honor of Mr. Willis’s company at dinner, on e i, granted. 2 People, va. AOU RUPEE PORES oie teia in tne ten | br tee RHE pels aad be kee ee ee p Wood Spend petted the quastion. Ast kidcthity writes Iectae: Friley, the 81:1 of January, at 6oclock”” do dodo. ‘The Commercial Bank of Oswego, , ity yn, fronting the N INDIAN VEGR "ABL PLT LINIMENT. The Noriago, Fragrani gazines, he had managed to occupy at least neutral “The President of the Ro’ al College of Surgeozs re- Burkle. Motion exparte to amend jud’gt record, &c. Dey, und commandiag’ a Wratifcrmieace Iie eis: | sceptical ws invite to call and te personally referred. to gentle: De Moya. geery: ground’ between virtue and vice. He hovered | quests the honor of Mr. Willis’s company atthe Col | sfnted. Inthe matter ot Wilde et ai. Motion exparte ly picturesque, Kuquireof JUHN 8. BRU: men of the highest standing in this city, who have been cured of Kecatapinss’ Meee successfully in the twilight of decency, and, with | jege on Monday evening, February 34, at $ o'clock pre- | (°F leave to prosecute official bond of sheriff of Oswego, = wet MOH SPOS SICK HEADACHE REMEDY iva cer | ba talima, Vietoria, one or two exceptions wrote nothing ‘which en- | \igsiy” , granted. Neilson vs. Colwell. Motion exparte {or leave merevas Ge Willote Ielie pelvabie “| Dos Hermanos, Lata RAM site @ New execution in place of one destroyed, grant- titled him, in equity, to a Lik ng 4 In one} “Mr. J —— requests the pleasure of Mr. Willis’s com | '® ped, we delieve, thro FOR SALE—A valaable Farm, forming & part of the | tai \ rT tiene ature on the Haters py of the excepted cases he esi ini, an tract know: or the ver, | is the best mediciue that can be taken in all cases of heart-burn Wal ugh the | pany at dinner on Tuesdey the lith February, with the | °¢- Gould etal. vs. Swain et al. Motion exparte for inthe county eqasisting of oue red pag frsm*re NG. New street, cormerof Wall, excepted orcepad, we belive, through the | pany at dinn Leora, | ‘cave to vacate judgment and to enter up new judgment Sereu sera oft iy fenasd ed | fog onder. Upon MUS'AUOUBTIC QU has proved very success. INDIA LONG SHAWLS f moteianiane Pte ice Tae tabenerument or the Hibernian Cath cua, 6 storms % In Nasiau street | ign due service made on defts, granted. Bogardus, Eee ab to lave week ae ee TURE RECEIVED by, tho sehecriban,, « renh ot Camels others we are not awarc But the pressure of a daily | | must add one more kind of testimony to the foregoing. | °X't.&c. and Elder. Motion to vacate order of circuit ‘are troubled with | Shawls, whieh wield at very eugnate aper was too much for his weak semblance of respects: | 19 reply to one part of th attack of Capiain Mareyat | ISIRE, granted | Towell ads. Lane. Motion to change » j } il of im ise jous modern bui rable sountry residence, pete success. We coi Farm ‘and all. necessary ‘ont. buildings. ; ‘ i 3 Ky. His disgusting vanity, the conceited aesuronce | which Ie arrel, ted in. a printed letter to | Yeaue, denied, without costs, without prejudice. Wood. able mill ate dnd water power, aud au ‘ate anid | ANGLES Wiss! {25 Voter MS BECKS OO | lt, which: ho placed hivnaelt ‘at the Neat of the "apres Feng te oe aaa l aay acgaaintances ia London.) | worth ads, Whinfield,et al. Mo'ion to change venne den a ee rer Taalle arith les privilege Ole ike Torr ine attics | best fumily medicine i ton thousand,” and the lordly tone which his inanity as* | th, F ere Yatibad abvond'l had mate a rule nevey | Wheeler ods, Wilder, et al. Motion that the service of Hous hives, Whe eure ef tax Barta Siaitioet ress asi fo cur for Draven SOAP WORKS sumed, speedity betrayed the fop ond the fool: and the | to seek am introduction in Ragland; that 1 never hed | pers Seaale 7. defecaiant So mare teaes Seni teeert fives, ion, Costiveness, &e. AND. M \ 1 inism, debted, for ot referees, be deemed good service, granted, conditional- ail of che teae, or forme in (orter patente um | foray af te aheve PERFUMERY DEPOT. gradually developed, but now: full-blown libertinism, | sought ono, and that | was indebted ft the acquaintance | Teeress,e deem Oe ser oSoike ci iekaaets ‘ine street, second i bg eg Wand 3 P.M. which became too potent for longer restraint, has given | of every person I bad the f TRUE FICES are mated wo. be cured by the Giiuige TS, ARDITION to our Manufactory, we have opered a Store | ihe death blow to the small capital of decency tipon which | eq courtesy of my frienJs. [have now in my poss asion, | 2tice, subjoined to his plea of the general issue, denied, BAYS) LINIMENT and Lin's Gaim of Chin, oF the money ; wi ‘or gen! w bl pe yo _T stvements o their will be refunded: | the store. im’ ‘ - EME.—$00 bales superior dew ros Herap, f¢ we} Cau ber, the above articles 40.0 cenuime | QUGAIi=IN0 bhds Prime New Ova Tyr sale 0) pay our debts, believe, and sey our prayers : Court and nobility. Private letters and invitations from ff vcrial te England, and there manulacture m Sa "tat [tars ea cometock kcO.) Mare eo He OG. Can nleep withonte paom in cue tees 4 4. , the principal noblemen of Florence at that period arc © Norchempton Courver. « Not born for courts or grent affairs, France) in full enjoyment of the gaieties of the Tuscan et 1 Mory. bs an A R SALE—Situated the nal wr Rcoaomical Kancy Sosps and all kinds of 4 th coats. ‘The People ex. rel. Blacksmith vs. Trecy- « COUNTRY WESIDENCE FOR SALE Situated , inet he started Unless the number has been greatly exagge show (o-any one who wishes to see them. over | with costs. ith vs. Treey eB tn una 7 Wesichetr Couay,bordering on | o/anded ow suffer’ with this distressing come ST pense To Let OCr oases inion wocdieccs | rated tous, (which is not nlikely,) he now prints some. | civ laters ot introduction, to persone ef rank, which I nie Satin: ve, Ghinwonseteke-beaied ier teciere de Eaac rat es 5 * re. §& 6 y ie may is. fork, contaimtug 40 ee gE acres andy the | METOCK & CO™ SARSAPARILLA, is as pare and Palosererases Woac ladies, and Howth Amayién, ite partion pty pprainpet tne Careicction) trom @ very calsoreven Mon hie principled ontinue this suit without costs, granted. Maneville vs ism tetas ter aretworgad Vial Houses fender ive pee to jason thatthe} can ae bed at ited to examine ony Crystallive Candies." "| Gaderdonk diseuseion, by accenstons from the ru'lieus | versom taking me to task for obinagy in carrying “out | ‘tareh, ot ol —Motion to set aside rule for judgment of receutly built, gether w ne bara , | it, Being but 30 cents per bout . I etal Flere pe eeetuan UE at wet. next, door to the New | or well-known streets, the upper ten thousand” content | {hie principle. ton pros &e denied, with costs, without prejudice. coun’, Meg. t aga beaut fa y a eomman ding ardeke wil Acetally P ruc Nivimece et JOHNBON, VOOM & BOWLER, | 1 Tr iva with about 600. As for representing this ol But__to come (o soother charge by Mr. Raymond, that ining et al ede: Hussell Motion fer jusgment as m case ous Sabaaged ec tnoroned ey onary pee Teruel | ila eh LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS Of one cltinens we tater the remark of a Fhitedelptis | Saf"tucethe met-reom witnensed e comertiod rerrcetice | coats of motion. Ulllvon adv, Diya-Metion to cheage 3 7 Lonel | b h . 0 —at ‘any rate, the remark of a Philadelpbix nessed a compelled retraction | . von ads. - 1 Ticuiars apply at 68 Wea size, betWecu Carlisle oud Keestor color tre halrany shader eta This chemical prepartion will | Fy AVING betm awarded the Diploma atthe late Fair of the | Duetence at any. rate, the rman oh tvorkere of | by mo, concerning Indies at home. | Verne. granted. Williams et al. va irving—Motien to va stio, 8 Lote of 25 by.109, om the easterly side of tne | 80% t0Jare the hair or athe aksene growin to aset black, and | FL" Aimerican Institute, for the best | aats, Ian prepared to | Papert #4 perleally correct, thud the hey Maple organ, are | ctitely falsein every possibteparienlar, Twas J 'ste the shorts return on theex cution heretofore istued Wiha cake hetesa shh axe, ‘ttn streate, MM imeve | yh SERVE and autity the Hate by using OLDRIGE)S gitiele of K-ssts which caanot be stryassed in this oF | Aoi bee in the neighborhood of the Hook and the Poin ix montha on hoard the American frigate United | nd also the eutry of ent action in this caane, dented, FOR BALE—A FARM—Sicuated at Jalip, Suffolk | from falling out, and reataree ye et mmediately stops the hair r Leather of ait Kinds, Bizck and Colored Mo- | ‘This is, certainly, a moat lame and impotent conclusion | sates, most kindly treated as the guest of the ward-room, ; out prejiidice FA you, LL adjousing cymutown. ‘sald Warm contains | | COL PONE SLORIDA aud B AY Wa’ TALIAN | foeco.and sky with Beep, Goat ang Lamy Shin bind | ot the carenr of a'print, whieh teean by, aiming a the | with Iiberiy to pay my shareot thy mess bil, whien Ia? J ion Or attchment againg del maak cies; 30 of w) u a y sine | (2&9) Shoe Threads, Lasti i tings, Linen an q lon Punch and Court Journal. earce thin! ave warmer friends ' M id aiemiaie of gona en tall . 4 Miiable Init Peast owrdare Hehe, Domestic Pertamery ; bx: | IM Mer binings, Boor Conand Wehr Book ieress; Haraners, | Position of the London Punch and Crs tonne drabere of that mess now I never had one heatile word | -tder, granted, without costs —Albany Argue, March 7. i 1 best article in use; Diamond But we are burning two good wells 0 Pome Coment, Fincers, Awis and Tacks, with a fult assortment of Shoe | 4 ory” Anologizing, therefore, to avery mean man WhO | addressed to me by any officer of that ship $l never made a a A finge house aa ra] trate: DETTER'S MAGIC HAIR O1L—It to the haif a | Makers’ Tools, of the most approved patieins, cheap for cash. Mimeot Pope, for displacing his name by that | honst and I never retcacted one ‘The charity” of t Broom Hanpuxs.—Twenty-three boxes, contain- i enet fence, t WAKREN ILK EY died in the tim: p ? Jarge garden, ent api fr yi tiful gloss, and inclines it to curl; and, wholly unlike any ‘ ~) 7 indred stamp who didnot die then, We beve | ship had an arm longer than 9 yard arm, for I w vg some two thousand broom handles, were ship- (iether information may be obuain other oll, fUnever soila the finest tadtes fi 205 Spring street, between Green wieh and of one of a kin P ; y van a lew eat from Broadway. Half Parchase | ter what quantity iaapplied, We wiah all tounderstand as fe thie ‘aghington streets, New York. | oniy to assure the Mirror, that though Florence, seventy miles in the interior, when invit ved a few daya since for London, We understand that server can remain o8 TmOrtEARe. yey Vetats that lat he 5 N. B.~The Greenwich Line of Stages pase withiy & block of (with the diplomatic position given me by our minister in J ome persons are raising the brush m Ohio, and have ob- , the handles {rvm this valley, shippiag the raw ma- e brooms.