The New York Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1845, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. = oe Ss ee ons ret ee < = Se ee Vol, X1, Mo, s1=-Whole No. 4008. NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 3, 1845. Price we Conte THE NEW YORK HERALD HATH GHEING RASHION. COUNTRY SEAT TO LET—Tp let for ove or| Sketches of Philadelphia Clergymen. New Orleans. ‘Theatrical and Musteal. AGGREGATE CIRCULATION: No, 9 Bowery, N ‘ iawn pitas ted on the North River, at foot of 38d street, Rev Hever W. Ducacuer, D. D., Rector of Mt. (Cori espondence of the Herald.] Some excellent treats are in store for the admirers of THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND VY ARE uow ready to supply the "ihe dwelliog house is hevikesbeen:iislld Inia ioaan ball hen Church, (South Tenth street.)—Ot the New Oaueans, March 12, 1845. | theatricals and music. To:morrow evening will be. ie " " Spring Style of Hats, which nip cable and other balldl nk? are ia good oF eatly lory of this gentleman we know little; it is Shocking Weather—Mud and Music—The St brought out at the Park, Mrs. Mowatt’s new comedy ef THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. Bey othe ee ne ee \ “ Fashion,” which has excited so much attentiun and cu- For sgrme, apgiy to certain, however, that his parents were residents of ‘To the Public. NEW FASHION «| —maaetens” 50 Wall ser, or 48 Brondv STING, St. Domingo, and without doubt massacred during | Charles—Tyade and Theatricals—Success of the riosity in the fashionable and literery world. the insurrection. Atthat time he was an infant, > —Borghese—The Seguins— Swiss Bell Rin- fs ‘i f ‘. BROWN & CO.'8 ONE PRICE, STORE, 178 TO LET. f not Opera: On the same evening, Sigr. Senquirico’s Concert THE NEW YORK HERALD~Daily Newspape:—vul ps mare, corner of Mott street, imitation Bei AT FORDHAM, WESTCHESTER CO,N ¥. | by a nenrecg ans few months old, and was found | gers, gc. comes off at Palmo’s Theatre in whicn all the murical lished every day of the year except New Yea: . Day and Fourth | Mole Skin Hats, of th: Spring Fashion, for the low fixed price ‘A LANGE and convenient Cortage, formerly occupied | pont ty erent, concealed in acave, who brought | pn ¥. p tulent and genius at present in the city and its neighbor of July. Priee 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per azrum—posteges | of $3. A larce assortment of Caps, sonie new atterns, much Th’ . Basford, with « Garden snd Fruit Trees of | !M to the captain of an American veseel lying at | V4E® Bennett — dns hood are to lend their vid Paid—cash in advance. ‘ Bel sdmjred, sold at moderate prices, wholesale and retail. Sere goer tion, sdicining situated within two or three yy port, and, besouane eo take charge of the | Forty eight hours ago we were revelling in all} “71. tatchinson Family, olso, display’their powers the THE WEEKLY HERALD—published eve.. Satur 7 i bet P: College. The New York and Har- | little one. ie captain kindly consented ; and, as } che heat and glorious sunshine of summer, and now i eld ch will b q morning—price 64 quis per copy, or $3 12 per anavm—post- SPRING FASHION. Abule acts Pent street Nowe Vane York six mes sday- | the child was nameless, the crew, owing to the pe- we sit huddled over a crackling and blazing fire of teudiog. SUE a In addition to the above, “the Independent Order of ages paid, cash in advance. WM. BANTA, No. 130 Chatham street, (opposite | 5.) | culiar circumstance attending his di ; E * Bs » No. 136 5 SCRE TET TE iscovery, dd 4 ABVIGRTISERS ary informed as ah cisalaig of he Dhorrite, BANTA ‘ant Canal atrert corer of Wooster TO SECRET SOCIETIES. . “he Liddem | vige wood, and feel chilly even here. Rain, rain, to call him Dacachet—which means “the hidden.” Herald is over THIRTY-F1 Street, offers for sale 1 na large assrrtimeut of Hats TO LE ¢—From tat Mi ree " : Good Fellows” ha id tt le ; fart It hay the Jor gest circulation of any poper in tha: city, | acd «ars Ot he Spring ‘ sycegteel ricen, viz! Sher: story of honaee at the uge ol twenty, the Doctor, with the advice of | rain—incessant rain day and night, and dullness oration, musio, hare a aren disney. ot the i perpecle ; Sren'in the otiy or country. Prices modara in advance, | Silk tats, $2 30.' ‘Alsons fail assortment of Caps, atthe lowest | betwen aie and’ § olock, Be Me Roe h his Irjends, commenced the study of medicine in } holding empire over all. Except in London,I never | Fale description, is the order of the evening. PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate pries, | &Y Prices. Th Imeee | lars enquireof # SPYERS1 Catharine street, or ofS HECHT, | NeW Yorks yee ie his preceptor that well known h did , f suicidal h On Tuesday evening the Warden Family display their oe eee Pi ea DOLLAR -SAVED-IS-A-DOLLAR EARNED | Mier street 4 L-imem ’ | practitioner, Dr. Hosack. Atter having completed | 82 Such asplendid specimen of suicidal weather. | sical abilities, and they are well worthy of hearing. JAMES GORDON BENNETT. GENTLEMEN: who make ita rule to lay out Te .,1y et—The arwe three story and attie Brick | D'S Medical course, he assisted Dr. H in his exten. | The streets are deserted, the stores empty, the RUt-| Mr. Brough’s Complimentery Concert comes off on Puasateron cyan Hexau Bitsaccsmcans. their money to the best advantage, are respectfally, Dwelling House, situated on the north-easterly eorner of | SiV€ practice, and at the eame time contributed | ers full, trade at a stand, cabs never on the stand, | Wednesday evening st Niblo’s. The progremme is one ‘Northwest comer of Fulton and Nassaa streets, notified Pye can pacchase Bae. i aap FERS the Seveoth Avquye and Thirteenth street, with fine largely to the columns of the medical journals in | and the only hour that a man can be said to live at | of the richest of the season. e whole of the principel — ————— ROOT ASTIEO MENG Meas bs. od son leecian mickiebond Marine New York and Philadelphia. He was well known | all, 19 from 3 to 4, ¢.¢. during dinner at the St. | artistes a smensehberheed @ engaged on the occasion, CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS. —The subscribers have . . good tenaut Charles—there the damp misty atmosphere is certainly Le a most splendid musical affair. Fulton street, east side of Broadway, any other place in the city. An inflexi and highly esteemed by the members of the medi- ith Stores | cal profession in both citi {n 1828, the Dr. find- Derwent ing his constitution but ill suited to the toils of a lately received from England, France and Germany a va ie asso) Fiat sccson by the most eminent, fori 4 Meroe tne system of large sales, emall prof san Bie Wick Stock Gili, uf Germany te | tblee ie mopriior ole the different artic! ; of Alsu—Four three story and aan » on, the easterly Twelfth and Thirteenth stieet tie Brick Houses, le of Sixth Aven with sliding do changed to the savory steam of turtle and gombo soup; instead of the eternal splash and splosh of the & ¢ his laat’ concert in New; Orleans, pre jeparture for Kurope, on the 14th inst. vious to hii mar L 2 2, ‘at the foll : mantels, Croton water, &e., suitable for mspectable families in | Medical life, determined to quit his profession and | gutters, one hears the cheerful pop, pop, pop of | The Seguins and Mr. Frazer, have been deing well in ditent poof Pees HTT Teoh sinliiepeenceneiea: Tr moderate circumstances, sheitites enter the ministry. He communicated his inten- | the corks, Hiedsiech, Star, or Cliquot ; instead of | New Orleans. They wereto terminate their engegements: ceeding] y are wnrivalled. aud these now offered. ax Kirst quality Natria Fur.. $3.50 i Also ive three story Brick Homses, of tar kjad) on the | tions to Dr. Hosack, who strorgly advised him to-| the rushing waters on their onward course, we | ‘that city on the 16th inst they, wil be warranted as represeuted. Second * > aaterly side of Greenwich Lane or Avenue, uear the Kighth | Pm aa hy a fr fr mreti di 4 1 eyes Signora Borghese aud othor members of the Italian The toltewtog asenrtunint of taauel Wiowes Seeds exe Moleskin ae Arenne, aud opposite the large square. as he was, and as an inducement offered to } quietly discuss our second course leisurely and i | Opera jately ia this city, appear to continue drawing recite following assortmint of sinnual Flower Seed. re now : i Gal Also—The three story Brick House, with a Store underneath, | take him into partnership, guaranteeing to him an | veace, listening to the gently gurgling stream of | pretty good houses in New Orleans Tieties of really showy and choire. of which aregruwth First quality meng) and boy t 59 Pre cet ike marble aenats anes eames Heth and F income of at least $5,000, but to all these entrea- | claret as it falls babbling into one’s glass, and} Axderson’s engagement, at the Mobile theatre, ended vs S ties Dr. D. turned a deaf ear. He accordingly ap- | Mingles musically with the hum and murmur of | on the 10th instant, but wos immediately renewed. .Y, in frames— vi benefit drew the most crowded house of the season. water, &ec. . . ome respects | All of the above Stores are excellent stands for business, and | lied for admission into the sacred office to the Rt_} %»cial chat, sustained by the three or four hundred pe 1 j 3 Anos, 24 varieties; mixed Clintonia These articles ara not only quite ea ‘ , : rg ble deapel * | (especially in the style of trimming) superior to. aay in are suitable for drygoods and fancy-goods, ladies’ shoe stores, | Rev. J. Henry Hobart, who was then Bishop of { diners at this) magnificent (able d’hote, amovg| The “Ethiopian Serenaders” have Feit St cil its mixed, Lupiuos Nenes city. A comparison of the qualities snd prices, with those of china and garthenware, hardware, Jewelry, millinery, con’ } New York, tae here he met. with an obstacle | Whom are the inhabitants of all parts of the globe, | Louisville and Cincinnats < Sage er Asmat’ Deabie: cree re y | Sustomary prices. All Hats warranted of the most fashiouable | ‘The Scores, wi front basement-room, will be rented se- | which came well nigh ruining his prospects, so far | 29d as many languages are spoken, as was ever| Speaking of tne Floating Theatre recently built in this ants Portul.cea, Thestuloriei, brilliant Broadway patterne, * s parate fom d ri parts if Teaaired, there being gover 4s entrance into the ministry was concerned. [i | beard in the tower of Babel. “ 5 city, the New Orleans Picayune — We think going nted trom thy seed notin x bed by itself, will be X;8—The proprietor’s extensive arran ts enable him to | **eas in front (Or Miely de. eS eae appears that whilst Ducachet was an M.D., hehad| The annexation of Texas created little excite- | to Connecticut with o oating thea're might be turned to if flowers from June until November; Phlox Drammmondi Crnery raearentageous bargains to wholesale dealers and | Ot WmPre _ sie Wab _| penned an eulogy on Dr. Dykeman, in which here- | ment here, but I am told, that many mercantile | profitable eccount. If we are not much mistsken; all TE fate 1 mined—some scarlet, This Bevery 4 : wal SHAKSPEAKE HOTEL, “ 'n | firms are making preparations for carrying on busi- oo ical exhibitions are expressly torbidden ip that 3 yet we do not see why a manager has not the right to steer a steamboat load of actors into any of the harbors, ring his bell for passengers, take on board all that have a mind to come, and then put out into deep water, come-to, Loaza Aurantiaca—fiee runner, wit! Bt orang flowers, very showy; snjerb Paris Double Balra- mines—12 sorts mixed, flowers very double and curion: re, scarlet and crimvow pu: pie; Mi Sm : i 2b a be cultivated by itelf, same ae the Fortulscca; | TO COUNTRY HES OHAMTS—-HOUTS AND | CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE STREETS, N.y. | Hected very severely on the character of a certain ness toa large extent in the newly annexed State. No doubt it will give rise to many speculations; but it will require considerable time to render 3. THE subscriter respectfully informs the public that | Physician, (a particular friend of Bishop Hobart’s,) Bee ee ia cea chaear) ee ie ba Ba oaccourmuln Semrlts oud tall Lode a Landay thie let Bishoe th Cortes Geass : hg lon hand, in store 142 Chatham street, directly, uraducer.” This led Bishop H. to refuse him ordi- i na Loudon col'ection ; Celosin or Cuckscombs, opposite’ the theatre, one of the beat assoriedatucks of | Oy" sty moderate terms. | It has been put in the most thort 18 | sation, and he was compelled to make application | Texas 4 profitable field of legitimate trade. play out his performanc ‘a, and then take his a vasils mt od, some Yellow, White orange ard eriuon, | A dgot aud hoes that canbe, had in the city. Gents Kip, | Alvar ee Re ent ait ty ale ay wit he satioal “ie, | to another Bishop, who, after considerable difficul.| . Business of every kind is dull here, especially | dience back to terra firma again. ’ The thing should work ‘*—par: ot which are white; Nemonphylia Insiguis Ma- ’d and sewed, from the Eastern mauufset.ries ;, Ladies? | Dut solicits the rar SDs oomininelty (0 aah woe give him a} iy, agreed to ordain him. The history of this af- during this wretched weather, so there is little to | well. a ! beautiful blue attractive flower, twicettue size of “Nem-ine eet ee in ets Slips, &e., of Cus description. A | Tantremans ts deserving the patronage St che publics ugder bis | ‘afr will be found in the ‘ Life of Griswold,” writ. | ‘alk of except the amusements. Among them, the ee esnypetiog pasty Forte, which stores the player "Alto, every variety of Biennial and Perevnial Flower Seeds | sity, Grutlemen’s fine Gaitert, twenty diffveuckinde, ‘Gene | oat eat, offers inducements to mer- | (en by one Stone, of Brooklyn, and published very | "allan Opera ranks first of course. They played | Tetum’ Gnd dencencing, ie chromcied, ee a roca attaiuuble, forwhich per the yeneral entalogue Buckskin Shoes, Sportsmen's, Fishermen’s and Seamen’s | (4° m the country [rou its rei ation] unsurpass- | -ecently. This said Stone hag a fondness for ra-} ! Puritani three times last week to good, but not} french invention, 8, = 1M THORBURN & +O. 15 J. Boots, TERR el be Lav iar wane peobégtl king up old quarrels, and is never satisfied until he | 2reat business, say an average of $400 per night — Mr. Barton, the eminent flutist, and Mad. Hammerskold had a bumper house at their farewell concert in Mobile on the 16th inst. fans Front street '\keatre, Baltimerc ,closed on Saturday night. Henry Philli admired at Cinci " iN hn st. OG Early Prince Aibert aid arly Gedo Nolii Pets, 30 ers. | Store open till 10 o'clok in the evening, gi perqrart thes# are unsurpassed for fiet Early Peas—may be aban te an opportunity of examining the goods in re country mer | ‘The subscribe their leisure. | qAtnbly Room, ‘3 tocall the tention of parties that the | 2an Manage to raise a disturbance between the tbe to let to those giving Balls and Con- ee ae ae be aa Halas Dr. pacsctes, C..OiGE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS. _ FOR SALE ote eet ae eer awan to. ne Brice Hood, Wad ve aabseriba to inform his friends and the ‘old THE NEW S8ARQUE AR! i ficent style. He fu ion ¢ instituted rector over a parish in the southern sec- nn of Nlipioe thie Conservatory, ‘that he hae ‘Tecefy= PS. Se foot Jength,, 24 fire pentane ST [inter ht h fe d refe tion of Massachusetts He afterwards removed to d choice ery oprer-fasteued, aud has aceoimmodacions for ten Dual | age eee ale end ae ial ait Re een bee enoaa'’ | Norfolk, and was, in October, 1834, appointed to 3tm Borghese is quite ‘@ favorite here, but not the pet sne was in New York. Perozzi is well known here, and takeshis proper rank, that isan ordinarily zood tenor, but_by no means an efficient primo terer. Nor is Tomasi valued at more than his worth, a good secondo basso. Still Orleanois re- ceive and support them tolerably well,because they sown itnmedi.tely. mheo Stem | oi jing was much Cadets y His i per Victoria, from mn, AQ exteusi {ven #lowrr Beede, all warrant: eo! ! Tha fellowieg package: verb varieties | tion of room hire. ais present rectorship. His talents are ot the first . Revoutine A1tempr. TO MurpEr.—So! for ssle--price $1—>.. aie een FOR LONDONGieraie Pooker ot ie a on sBy A. select number of permanent boarders will be taken | order, and few of our clergy can equal him in the | 2, the only troupe likely to be here for some | y ave singuiarimodes of showing thei love aad ate Phlox Draw. splendid show flowers of all colors. TI at nating paskerd Sawene * MINORD 8, THRESHER. pulpit; his gestures are frequent and most of them | ''™¢, and any troupe is better than none, to M | tachment to their wi but it seems to us that one of Petry peta tae ec a 'W.'S. Sebor, will ta place; one of his actions in the rostrum we § #dience who are lovers of music. the clearest exhibitions of oddity in this respect re “WILSON'S HOTEL AND vINING.ROOMS, | must condemn, viz: that of pinching the nose, a ot Cole serene an eee habit which the Doctor should speedily cure (ta s : ENRY wise of Brookly: inform his friends | Mimself of. St. Stephea’s church was built in the public genesaliy, dt he wilh eyew tbe above sawed | (0 1822, and was for along time the resort of the ment on VONDAY, the loth of March, 1845, fasnionable classes, who have now deserted it for ‘The house has been thoroughly repaired aud uewly furnished hi 2 i 2h Marche | in every department, and the very beat of every description! | 5° Pailipfa aad St. Luke’s; the result is that there tively sail | Liquors, cikars wines, domestic and imported ales and porte, | ‘3 plenty of elbow room, and the average attend- Lg will be provided. ance does not fill one ha'f of the church. Last leg tor, srecemmedanes (or canis. rere cabia.ead p-Mcand Wefreshineaas ved a piarers cay from fgcucleck | aummer,whilst the Dr. was absent on a tour through On Monday evening the opera of Belisario was produced with good ettect, to a house which could fot amount to less than $500, allowing for the nu- merous orders and large party of clacqueurs, who really earned their money, for they were most en- thusiastic in their plaudits) Madame Ricci was very favorably received, and well deserved to be 30; but the determination, of a very evidently packed party, to applaud every passage she sang, cently mani‘ested itself in Genoa, one of the southern towns ‘oi this county. ‘The matter co1 the most unquestionable authority ; it is the evening of Wednesday, the 5h Patrick, who, by the way, has always been censidered a very good, kind sort of man, and who was never known (asthe : eclares) to say a crosa word to his wife, nor to do a divobiiging thing—after having assisted her in getting their two children asleep went into the woodhouse, ox was hia wont, to bring in an arm full of weo. While out, Porrulacca Spleidens and "“heluston lant erimson and rosy crimson flowers. vice Heartsease—Seed from choice prize flowers. Barion a Aurea~-Golden yellow flowers. Pouble Paris Balams—Nnmeroas choice kinds » Doubled Quilled German Asters—20 varieties : Fetauis, Rosen, Graudiflors, Phosnicea, ‘Blockii mew varie- ‘ke. mixed—Very showy, flowers profusely, in great varie colors, suitable for training. &c. uoneit-—Ssweet eceuted abysaician. Cruikshenkii—Six colors oo one stem, vigorous oat 8 tree. 8801 hark should make early application ou board. foot o A Lace, or to JOSEPH McMUKR AY, “4 100 Pine street, cori "OR LIVERPOOL—To aail plendid, new aud elegant pac DY, Wm. Skiddy, master, wil L us growth forming ring: ¥ G 2 steerage | Y was somewhat too palpable, and tended to mar her | h he called to his wi ‘Nemophila fi ‘Grandifiora, yloides nas ‘ inl No . the day aud eveuing. £24 mje | the country, a waggish preacher trom H. Pi > jowever,he called to his wife to come into thewoodhou e, Be ae re a bl rapt ede new variety— | application on board, at Pier No aurit MUMURKAY, NATIONAL HOTEL, ~~ | *tvplied his pulpit. This wag, observing the de- | “forts rather than aid hersuccess, Tomasi as Beli- | a3 a hen had got into the well, and he wished her assis- ‘Nolaue atripjieifolia—Bhowy blue trailing flower. mitre 100 Pine street, corcer South. h 0 serted appearance of the church, took for his text, J “@Fi0, was tolerable—no more. Borghese’s role ss | tance to get it ont. After making some little effort by Ma va zebrie, (new)}—White with geraninm blotch and | — Sa soa argon GALWAY, DIRECT TO | eon eta ree Ke, twenty street | ithe congregation of the dead.” Vice President | 4°t 80 well adapted to her aa many others, but she | owering the bucket,in the hope that the fowl would thus wt TPorcoolum Pelegrinam or Canary Bird Flower—Beantiful NEW YORK urbe suevrion, fast perlite: Britany joors from Broadwa Dallas 1s one of the vestrymen and attends morning | '¢ctived enthusiastic plaudits, and a thower of Disa wtne sie ease ake cemeneate Souk boas of bouquets. The opera is well put on the stage, end the chorus, thengh small in numbers, pertect and passably good. The orchestra, 30in number, led by La Manna is good, but not excellent. The ‘Three D . : ooeus lit : Brig VICTORIA, will sail from Galway on the Ist | "THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened on the 20th inst., when | 2+ ith his fami a Te Re SO ie Ger es a, oMay. z if EE I Ba Heep me comand on 9 20rh baat | ees ros me ne family, John Hare Powell, Chas Germ itis Ladien Unidas floween ete shaped: celora rich | This offers an excellent opportunity to rersons. w tad the public with board. ‘Ths Lodging Roms a d| N. Bancker, Professor Hare, the Cadwalladers and Chuck blue, with curious aud Deautifal golden anthers in the | send fortheir friends, residiug in that part of freland, precluding | sry, aud the internal arraiigemeuts suen es caanot fail to, please. | Evanses, aad Markoes, and others of that circle, are the trouble and expetige of g~ing to. ive-pool to embark. Cour | The locstion bring tu the centre of business, it offers i the rope, he at the time standing atthe win/less—end while she was leaning over the eurb, he, without utter- ing ® word, caught her by the feet and plunged her « ver indace- | | thu i head first into the well—which i f “Trea Corouorg, ox Large Write Rocket Candveut || | traci fr tame, hie) willy at p'mvderte rte, pant be | ments merchante fom othe ca aud the county, nota Foe toe el agape atten allen aext opera is to be Lucrecia Borgia. So much for | the water coming up within four fect of the plo’ rm 2 euteee bow at showy | gteamer cf he latof Ay il, f "The Furniture, Beds and Bedding, are all new and mads ex- J propriate to the solemnity of the place, except one, J 2¢ Italians. When she went into the water, she did not let ¢ of th Ca leopsis, Atkinsonia, Drammondii, Elegans, ke , 5 kinds | For further annenlar, apply Ci'by Teter, post paid) to preasiy for this establishment. which is the representation of a play from Shak. | The Bohemian Girl aas proved a decided failure, | Tope, but went down the length of it, and ther cam: up mixed flowers brilliant, of cream, golden and dark red oolovs, | _mbgl re EKUMAN, 61 South street. ilies who wish Farlors and Sleeping Rooms attached.eae | soenre, and is withdrawn. Thishaabeen cavsed mot by| "Re Tove and got out of the ‘water + th her lop ttle fang’ varieties for $93 100 varieties $4. FOR LIVERPOOL—New Line—lorgular Pacart | pGg,tndtome'y 2 watlies Mecubratora tn toy partshall be | We had forgot to mention that the Dr. is one of } ‘he want of merit in the piece itself, (thoogh, by | ‘the i ers light Mcueene ai Rea on Vegetable Srede ul the growth of '844. i fo sail the 26th of March.—The regular fast sailins | wanting to secure the comfort and convenience of their guests, | he Grand Chaplains of the Masonic Society, and | ‘he Way, it isa musical melodrama, rather than | saving been put ont whee cheer mea ee nd A large collection 01 (in > healthy Plants in flower are in the | ion Pe ee cat ey Verenin idge,of 1,100 | and y hile they solicit a share of thetr patronage, they hope, by | Jiao that he has distinguished himeelf ar the Re. | 20 opera) but by the shamefully imperfect state of | next teok a board ond undertook wall) an Conservatory wisdow. . for freight or passage, having accommodations anequolled Gacessing attention, to the dates of ehelz. vocttioe, oeireee tiewan of ROA eatantarnliqsnies ” Ripa thacpalter the choruses, and miserable style in which the ac-| the water She said to pa he Ed ere ate Repaoen sag ASMA de Collection fare now under cultiva: | ‘@F#plendor or comfort, dpply on bourd at Orleans wharf, foot | “PF m=ro © | of “Lex Scripta.” The Dr. is High Church—sala- tion or busing of the pcos done. ae all my | svurder me :” and he rw plied, “1 ;wont” Hi: then got tion; plants will be ready in due season. td E. K.C INS & CO, 56 South “IEW YORK HOTEL, . The Dr. is for all feastaand St theatrical experience, | never saw enything more | over into thecurb, and let himself down so as to put rani ateuded to with prompiaees aad thankfells rerived | price of Peasge, $160 a ge eee ee eat Bsateee aie vere city. Fe aay DAWAYe cod kind a aE impotent, lame and unfiniched, than the getting up | ‘eet on her I+ge, and tried to push her feet from the stone of pieces in the American theatres here; and this with so instructive and excellent an example be fore the eyes of tne mansgement as is aflorded by the French theatre in this city, The Seguin troupe conclude a most unprofitable engagement here on Saturday, and go to Mobile, thence to Charleston, and will reach New York early in May. . i ‘The, packet Siddons, Captam KE. B. Cobb, will sac A i , Lave of Nibluts Conserv story.) ind eas! 26th April, her teen . HIS new and splendid establishment opened on the Ist of} |y unmarried ladies of his congregation, and by mhi? mre 568 Broad way (observe) cor. Prive st Sieg Mews K Collins Ae Go.’ reapeettally: request. the | ce ei2ecemmbe, lst aiiated in the most fashionable auarier of | hem muct and deservedly beloved K FARM T) LET OR FOR SALX, containing abou: | Publishers of newspapers, to di conting all way, between Washington and Waverley Places, has been ar. Rev Wixtiam H. Opennemer, A. M —Is the i iy a 21 acres, on Juniper Swamp road, Newtown, 3% miles | in their name of their Liverpool Packets —the Roscius, ranged an sits of furnished in the most tas aon of John W. Odenheimer, originally from rn 401 4 and sin- Chester, Delaware county, but more reenter Rien gn ston Nec ag ypc nn RR He Tn = op se ___ Mid] Der ect satisfaction to all who may favor the house with thei | merchant of good standing in this cuy. Rey. Mr. an pie Baader) 0. DONOHUE, 2 Front st N, vo k PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY | baroncge. it willbe condactedon the Huropean and Ameri |). ig a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, ¢ tra x 20 Steec on which they were placed | Now she clenched fast bold ofhis pantaloons, and by his help raised herself so that she got hold of the curb At this some time, he got out of she well, and taking his knife, cut off the rope whieh be supposed she was still holding on, ashe says he never saw her come outof the well. Alter she got out she ran ‘o the nearest neighbor's and gave the alarm. Mrs. Pa- trick is a woman of very delicste health; they have been married about 5 years; are not farfrom 28 and 80 years of 5 maburgh dons, Sheridan, and Garrick. ‘Lo prevent disappointments, ty ofnmorted Traits faa healthy situation, | novice is hereby given, that contracts for passengers can Only be slcepAL marinas i - can systems combined, leaving it optional with persons to take . Ld RS — Odartand nna Liberty nisece ab So'cloeks | meatzat table @ How, in private parlors ora lncarta,ax may | a"d was a classmate of Richard Newton, the Ree: } 207 ii'd anounced his last concert prior to_his | #e*;hevetwo children, the youngest about nine months FARM FOi SALE—Price $1500—Ogntaining 18 | M Tanding at mtermediste placer. suit their convener | rok St. Faulls, Alter completing hie course of | carture tor Europe, lest night, at the American | ‘1; andthey have always Borne good characters. Pa Fiero beget aut healthy situation, two miles from he steamboat SOU ft AMERICA, Captain M. H. 'Trues- The location of the lio the great number of large and | studies in that Inatitution, he entered the New } 2°? . ” h rick was arrested, but made his escape on Sunday night twe railroad depot at tue city of New Brau: wick dell, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday afternoons, at | Seauifal parlors, the pscious and/airy halls, render it & mos. Yori Protestant Episcopal Seminary, and appheo | Theatre, paren is divelr Haiti we renee ollowing,end is yet at large. From every attending Jaregy om the ol cond to Philadelphia. On the prssaians Tex eamboat COLUMBIA, Captain Wm. H. Peck, Tues- | 07 prensure JH LLINGS. Proprietor. himself with great diligence to the study of divini- Heeost ely re ato ay fone riplgctewed neal aren maennce appears to be one ofthe most deliberate, for further ix forma eof Mit R. DERMOTT, adjoin- | day, Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at 5 o'clock, ma im*m B. MONNO C, Restawrateur. y. It was here he imbibed hia high church views, Sraua ‘ e he grieved much } old blooded transactions cf which we have ever heard. ing the place, or of PE’ CORT.LYOU, ay Found- | Passengers taking the above line will arrive Albany HOBE’S PATENT and before he lett it was sadly afflicted with New. | '0F Tsaw him lacing gaily with a leading belle | For some weeks betore he had been very busy in collect- er 19h amber st, New York. If uot sold by Is’ poe ip ume to take the morning train of Cars for the East or EXTENSION D INING TABLES, | nania aud Puseyism. In 1887, through the influ- ENG ae = the St Praise, on Monaky: a ing debte: rt has soarcely heen known to pey a farthin Dp to Nal a de ; ‘ ? ‘ : 4 , ; ‘ ‘chi it, that the French company wil! visit New | on ony bill presented. No doubt is felt that the FOR SALE—A FARM-Situated at Ishp, Suffolk Tee Boats are new end bey are farnished jwith new IFH METALL St 1DES, long egw, a4 the mos: | ence of his memertelareentae paper of reste ah PV avkeaxtauimer., Wall ne a be welcome ? | red attempted has been long premeditated.—/ub ‘ounty, Lt adjoising mithtown. Said Farm contains | and-legant state rooms, and for speed and accommodations are | °° durable. convenient and elegant of Extrusion Tables manu: | he was appointed to the Rectorship of St. Paul’s, | “re REI R ocr. have been playing at Vicks: | /2urnal. 82 acres; 30 of which is Wooo; the remaining $2 acres are | Wirivalled on the Hudson. Hfectod by datmpuces or warpiog of the wid. “A large assort. | Detroit, but he did not continue with this congre- ue phity piay burg, Natchez, and Baton Rouge, during the past week, and have been as eminently successful as usual. Corbyn, their manager, is here completing i tate of guod ca’ tivation. two good wel ringe house an two Houses, and also | Kor passage or frehent, 8 seply on board, orto P. C. Schultz, mente seri or a the Sagi 5 7 boats, r with a geveral assortment of Cal NEW YORK, BCHOOLEY’S niture, always on ‘hand, at the Warerooms, Nolo gation more than a year or two, for as soon as the r | vestry of St. Peter’s invited him to the assistant and street’ | Rectorship of that ancient parish, he left St. Paul’e, Onto Rivrr.—At Pittsburgh, on Tuesday, there were nine feet water in the chanel. A! Wheeling, on Wednesday, the Ohio river had 11 feet mn? rc re the f Targe barn with at the office on the fabllag for eight horses; an. ice house; a good losed 1m & picket fence, fra n, it trees, &c.. te, MOUNTAIN. BELVIDERE; fel here the public is respectfully invite fy 4 H ith ii iorther tafe jou pany. bo OFF ‘at No. 83 Bleecker i “ Gae2 coruer of sm, where the public is respectfully it his arrangements for a trip to Havana with them. | of water in the channel—fu street” a few. doors west from broadway. "Half tae purchase favor Cention ieee dsily Sree, | meerming ae _rt_tmere_| Detroit, and came to Philadelphia, Certainly thie | ihave no doubt they will reap a rich harvest there | " A’ Cineinneti, on Monday, the river was till very high monev Cac remain an movtenge. $35 _imPve 9 o'ehud 4 A. Wy Biles oe Prpey, Og PCR} ERENCE COMING AND GLASS WARE. ais ae aan Led the Rev. i m. H_ Delancey, D.D. } or many Habaneros who heard them cee were iB: ‘A SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE—Consisting of | ‘own, thince by portent ies aaron onan Town Port Cal | By, G&RARDIN. Commission Merchant, 15 Johe street, a | 1341 De. D. was unanimously elected 10 the | delehted with their performance, and strongly | Syicrog.—George Glenn, committed to the Pitts: es, including & su table quantity of couveuiently | dn’ Wastiagton, to Belvideve and Easton wholose of mdid assortment of the abore articles, | E)piscopate of Westera New York, and was incon. | 178ed them to cross the Gulf Stream to the sunny | surgi: goal on a charge of vagrancy, put a termination to {sland of Cuba. “Wuo?” From Jamaica anp THK Paciric —By the Law- . of strat~ > 5 Abbr retail ») 1 ies from Flushing pr oad hall's For s:ats, apply to.J.Hill, at the Commercial Hotel, 73 Court: | comprising —Plam white and rich fancy decorated Lining Sets | quence obliged to resign his charge and remove ‘Neck, about 136 i , hf from College Point landiug, aud bord+ring for some dis- | ‘nd street. 7 : Dessert, Tea and Suprer Seta; Toilet Sets; sini paand | ° 2 ul cr ou Flushing B b imost desirable locations {or | j¥ Est. Yeras fareished at theshorteat notice, by applving to | tugs. with mottos; Cologve Bottle Figures; Téve a tewe Sets, | thither 5 Mr © succeeded him, obtaining thereby bis existence on the 19th ‘nst., by severing the arteries of isarm while laboring under mania poiu. Es country seats With Water pr . Tt has ou ita large coitage Si a salary of $3000, to say nothing of the fat fees and | rence, seven dave from Kingston to New Orleans, fica'e'atevant house, large bara: fic, a good lauding pce, FOK BALTIMORE and nich Gut Glass, Decanters, Water Bottles, | verquisites which would swell it up to, at least, | we have the Jamaica Morning Journal, of the Fi ermaetare 375 Breadway, Btied up last voit ses ty nats come demall araterelteen: Leatserenst tine 7 1-2 O'CLOCK, A. M—F ARE $2. he, ke ‘ : $4000. As a preacher, Priest Odenheimer is much } 95th ultimo. ing.doors, large vaitrors, counters, springs of the best quality near the dwelling Upwards of 4 CITIZENS’ UNION LINE Astral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes. .. . | admired ; he delivers his sermons in a chaste and | The local news from Jamaica and other neighboring »s, ke. ‘The fixtures belong to the store, acres are lard down in mowing ground. and will eat about 6 | VIA NEW CASTLE & FRENCHTOWN RAILROAD. | 1 7~Orders for Cut Glass Ware Gilding and Painting‘on | preeable style, and his language is so plain, that | isiands isof little interest. Kingston was the scene of The store is 90 ieet deep, und has a large tous Of hay this Year ana. seres are covered with thrifty lo- ‘This route, acknowledged to be the most pleasant | China Ware, to match any pattern, exeevted promptly. ya ; » A Risieics ka ponermeuantet eeueen son cellar uncerceath. Povession immediately if desired. Apofy cust ues.” The whole premiscs ave of the richest ratural soil herween Philatelphia aud Baltimore, will be open | (25 Im*re the merest child in the congregation can compre | xencral festivity, in consequence o: the hospitalities ex: | W. B. MOWFAT, f it requiring no manure, and none of it more than one- for travel on MONDAY next, March’ 24th, ae = . hend him; his favorite theme is church govern. | tended to the Governors of two of the Windward Islands } m2 3t*re 335 Broadway. [een a canter to ve q ‘The uurivalled aud favorites eamboat ROBERT AMPS, CHANDALIERS, GIRANDOLES, &c.—The dhe handles th bject i Jy | —Col. Sir Charles Fitzroy and Sir Henry McLeod. We | ~ = 5 = fourth o| usu sl quantity (0 roses the fir . ‘The = Captain Douglsss, haviag. been put in thorough or: ‘subscribers have made such ar angements with the manu- | Nent,and he handles this subject in a masterly have oreviowsl nounced that thoy were to meet there HOUSES Tu LET—On the Fourth a OE Oe nee Feat asc ectioaiers Inquire of | der, wi it cos en hivend of the Line, and tha swift and fueturers, that they will, after the iath day of March, be ready | inaaner 5 he is, pertinps, the most consistent high | °# fx oped the site fapenal settlement tor Great Britain's | iM Shae hcoce tte cow Sige cherecioatena nil ATTON, Flashing, Long island, splendid st-amboat CONSTILULION, Cope. Chaytor, om the | culate United Sates, atat very reduced prices, ‘They | cOUfchman in Philadelphia—strict to the letter in | cosscssions within and contiguous tothe Gulf wady for ihe reception of tenants on the ldth of April. They of GH. WINTER, i6 Wall stret, New York, ery vast Onandafter MONDAY rext, March 2th. ‘complete assortinent of entirely new ai rrying out the rubrics, even so tar as to have | © we learn that Col. McDoneld. late Governor of Sierra | ve thee story, modern-built, brick dwellings, containing 25 The abave Farm will be exchanged for <property in he steamboat RUBERT MO HIS will leave and Chat faily matinsand vespers. he Congregation are | Leone, has been appointed Lieut. Governor of Dominica | ‘elve rooms, handsomely, fini pees tri of the Sus a = 5 t rate houses, | nprovement tels, grates, mild 2w*ec amcretnie th tort Sacto nites’ homens win tine Chutsinn Hable: aid oecatal V0 or orate Rateas | ondiy attached to him, and favor him in most all} | The ni e trade, carried on under the patronage af} {ter "&e. They cau be reached in twenty minutes from the iis views, nor do they attempt to check him in | the British Government. seems to flourish apace, not only os" Hall, the Railroad cars pass every °. EVANS, y minuies Aprly to 16 City Halt place, or at idence. Fo r parth among the islands of the West Indies, but on the main. some of his uliraisms ; the only difficulty that hae ’ ome D ES1DENCY. FC c—8i ki tobe the most comfortable in th: country) for | ano Candle Chandaliers, Girandoles, Mantel Lights, Brackets, A Coumney. RESIDENCY. FOR SALE—Situated | the cars (kuowa 4 com feral io ae cepa Us toi 3 Hy Ke. resi in the town featchester County, bordering on | Fierchtown, and there iake f yle F: i i land est f England. A considerable porti Aveane, house from 24th street, where the pattern house ; Cr Bul. ; ing in time to (and the only line that do A great variety of new style English Goods, received per ship | »ccurred between him and the vestry, has been in | !and possessio pe So spree gare ie . ¥ pie cine ot es ee bg Reg a a ee Europe aud uow opening, such as fine quality, plated Baskets felation to placing a cross on the epire. Priest O | 2%#er¥e, of a late Jamaica Journal, is occupied in the dis- | can bepviewed N; B.—Also, a fist rate stand for.a Grocery or Drug Store, onthe corner of 26;h stree: and Fourth Avenue. —mh22 3c#re STORE WANTED. hand in from 4 to 6 hours iu advance of any ot! er line cussion of the question whether the Legislative Assembly acted wisely in limiting the number of “ Hill Coolies,” (that is, bond laborers from India,) to be introduced into balance 90 acres a f all kinds am abar on it, recently built, together ters, Castors, Suuffers and ‘Trays, Tes and Coffee Urns, es, Kc. Rich faney and plain Tea Trays in great variety, fine Table | introduce the wearing of the cassock in public; it Cutlery in sets and: dozens, and every variety of rich cut aud | |. said by some that he wears it at the request ot of ealuvaciogs witb a ouses hs wags the first Protestant clerical in this country to Ss large bere, sponsiona bone, coun orb, #6. Lhe place is beautifully si cus dint i ‘1 hort, ali ich i 7 Jamaica, by way of experiment, to two thousand ; while Inor Pearl s:reet, between Wall and Fulton streets. priew of the Sound tad sur ning, country. jr gave sid [soon So fener oo See aeons Dr. Pusey, which is not uolikely. The Willings, } another of the some paper notices with much relish fa ea wd second, fcorg, or, frst floor ang. cellar Lom OF Sean Tab UFSe coeur: Gacerad Vailiabe aura Mentor 5 A r Leak WORAR EAU Ce yd Simses, Sergeants, Norrises, Lewises, Smiths, In- | the arrival at British Guiena of an “immigration tranr. | Sal would answer, } stating, location, streets. 4 Tickets through to Wheeling and Fittsbu’gn can be procured | _mh15 im&m_____l Drwiwav_ | xersolls, Biddles, McCalls, and others of the aristo- | port,” chartercd by helf a dozen gentlemen of Sierra J ‘Ut —° ‘Alto, 8 Lots of Ground, 35 yy 100, on the easterly side of the | on the boat, a LaMPS, GUKANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, | -racy, attend service at St. Peter’s, at the corner of | Leone, with the large cargo of 348 © emi The Ted By ie pc Ra ih A reane, jetees a ee eerie UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR AND CANDELABRAS, Pine and Third streets, and some of them, like the | t'rcduotion of the | Hull Coolie” into Jamaica. oa Planted out ia, propermunver iu any part cf. the city. FORK SoLb—A ovieadid, superior, and very valuable BALTIMORE FOR THE SPRING TRADE Phari f old, are to be seen in the highest | (2 4#t. seem tobe but the shifting of the scene of the | -i}he~ Alianthus is of rapid krow,h, free from insects tnd pet: FARM of 100 gree, rich iacd,n baudsome Mouse, excrl- THROUGH IN S'X HOURS. 'eTZ, BROTHER & CO, No. 13 John stre-t, are manu- |, 28ris¢es, of old, art ‘ ghiest | slave trade from Africa to India, and the fil feetly hardy. Ten fagces ‘ontbuiidi ls and machinery for v ALMINGTON AND BALTIMORE D'ETZ: deed tircalwaysecn hand, acomplete assoremen | Seats of the Synagogue. The eccentric Benny C. | Sierra Leone of “emigeation transports ” with Wier; LAIRD, Gardeney and Floriet,.171h strese, vom) dtinding Se., ab ce Peach T: ee OS OMPANY n ofarticies im their ue, of the followlur descriptions, which | Wilcockaholds a prominent pew in the middle | cargo, only another name for loading ' hal at®ec East of ath avenue, Union square. other fait; 4 ae Oe BR ta Via Chester, Wilmington, kton, Havre de Grace, Se. they wrill soll as w ho eaale on retail, 6x low hi | isle 5 one ue sane individual batty Hequinditn Pg Bees Sips reel sheckante - mas meibeing (HE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT half ean remain on it, or will be ex- FARG REDUULD. Helo Laumee, Glltend.dveaeuds 1 7. snraptured with the periormances of the ‘divine | (or the purpose of iegalizing, under the patronage of & ae ane a foresty property. Cost over $1: 000. NComelius & ‘ed Solar Lar] Lam Fanny,” that he preaented her with a magnificent | powerful state, a traffic which under other circumstances vA. 6 caren, with arn Cota, Stun, Keaces, ke; abput Nocartslens nartsos persures pureed bronzed | sav; valued at $1000 To atone for this sin, he | held to be pirecy, and hunted down by consent of the | Wm Matthieussan, and Ot. B priceaneey ee 5. Misrox, Becker adlans Nie to ge resented a chime of eight bells to the vestry of] seriand mail from the Pacific had arrived via | [3 THE PLACE for all those who wish t apply thei 55 Adantic street, So Onand after MUNDAY next, Marcn 24.h, the cars will leave Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do b St Peter's. cw fe utes to the teh Jactod Thev's. obe with wood fitting garments at reasonable prices. eh pated gay th st Regt a He Eee PM ee a arnet streets cw E-llowa } Ya ent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand, do, do The pew holders at this Church are noted for] (eke Suvangehe the arrival of which at the Sandwich | \i"’iibers ctn aseure thei friends andthe patie that they will rs ees Sra v5, except Sundays) at 1036 PM. Bateania Hand Lamps“ Camuhens Chandeliers, | sheir impolitences to strangers, whom they compel | (stands we noticed two days since, us also the sloop War. | ‘hie newest style, the neatness of their ita and lawuess of prices, iohil tmMec \. Oroa thy arnal othe 3 FM teat from New York, io, Caraphene, Solar aud Lard Oi to sit in some uncomfortable pews in the coraers, | ren, was on the Pacific coast on the 15th of January, and i ll selected assortment of Clothes Cassi: TO CAKPENIERS, CHAIR MAKERS, CABINEL The abote fase. thb. Guly. Taen tivat counddt with thoee Be OR od Fluid, Refined Whale Oil. weg tes ala ip ead Ly al lp Stee Specie: teeny ear in CHEB? pany es Looe Bis ping Od ally orn re 10 LET—A Row of Brek Lote or Shops, suitable | Vite Bains (tw oat Aad MeN nop ay ~~ FRENGH FLINT GLASS WORKS, Fee ee eae ith. Eeeq., who ge noted for | to Chili, were at Chegres: ‘The following in aliet of the | gidne "av® th Covlitnce thar we can lense the ‘most fast veasela of war in the Pacific, on the {loth Jarunry, <Americon: Savannah, 60 gune; Warren, 24; Levant 20: Relief, 6. ‘French: Uranie, 60; Triumphant, Bowula 24; Phaeton, 4; Eusone, 54; Charte, 54; Ambu Collingwood, 60; Thalia, 42; America, Modest, 20, Talhot, 26; ape Chats eitwe'n Varich and Possession can be had immediately Apply at ur et. mh20 6t-od®re 70 KENTON STATEN ISLAND—Thowe two fo: Bie WLLAS a) uated. at Syivaton Terrace, comm: in \d Ocean sh Face to Wheeling, and Oceau—tagh ‘Great plessmre wil! be taken to show oar styles of fashion and Js to all those who wiil favor us with their patronage, ilte c ace, 127 Full treet. ject the place, 127 Fulton street VT PPHIgSSEN, 3 mb2i Im*rre M_ Be SANFORD. PHILADELPHIA. Kebraary 28th, 1846. Tickets through to Wheeling or Pittsburgh cin be procured PO’ AT WILLLAMSB' ne! kay t strangers; he occupies the large Vassengers for Fitusburgh take the steamboat at NEW YORK Ye abel ae Ee ge occup 8 wa fora long senes | ‘amily pew north of the chancel,and we advise so- 101 we ° envers leaving, New York at 5 P.M., can nusestensive manufacturers of Wateh-Crystals aud | journers here who may chance to visit St. Peter's Le:ves Philadelphia at 103g ".M., and arrive [ Flot ‘Glassware, in the Department Sonate yee, have the | ig npaly for Mr. 8.’s pew. Ky ime for she cars leaving at7 A.M. forthe West.! honor to inform Giass Dealers, Importers of fatches, aad ti s e| i io ing houses generally that they have established a Braxch ¢ ladies of St Peter’s are very industriously ea Satter Coach “tes snd Rettruing, tye ire leqve bale move Tactory im tive country; aud, in order to fuihi to | employed during the week in making surpiices for Cormoran and 8: CHARLES CAMBLOS, } ROBERT JOHNSTON & CO. Elveros ate Baidiad te a coeertor style with: every convouleaee, une rekume Passen chow all commands that might be tldrened destitute parishes. ‘The Directreas of thie Society = 4 we | eee SONNSTON, $ as each house having inore than seven acres of lad. Apply to FAKE Fi Gum, have engaged eqpernnen’ and Ma workmen, batt | is the beautiful and accomplished Miss Ts——y, | | Steammoat Exriesion anv] ons @ ue =e STOCK EXCHANGE sticaeacd Wess mele iyle of all the & ag well'as mocerate | the step daughter of Dr. M y, of Arch street. | bave before us a copy of a letter from Mr. Wig- — Te ofall they manufaccare, n prices, and prompttude jn the execution of orders, will, they fondly hope, secure to thew a large share of patronage from 133 Maiden Lane, comer of Water strve:, N.Y. Also to Let—. he Three Story B. ick House 45 Stanton street. uire o@ above, mhi6 Im*ee_ House te the Collec gins, boording officer of the ( dul explosion AND tor at this port, giving the de! COLLECTION OFFICE, No. 1 South Tuirp St.. orrosite to tHe Mecnanic’s es ‘ 7 RVOLUTION IN IcHaRog.—1lt would seem from | that occurred on the towboat Pilot, Captain Brown, on NK, ks (SAGE OR TO CET—A nocd Dweliin BR SITES Leeson per ton tbe ANT =Customers in tae Fnbit of transmitting orders to thelt ie Britian payers, that there has been a revolution | the 10th inst. Atnoon the Pilot was in the act of going Dealer in Vneurrent Bank Notes, Relief Notes, Gold and ESM hind si ute’ in ‘the Freuuht cece ved and forwarded daily (exeayt “andays) from | Howse ie tar jin Potssamnerey Paco wilt please forward | 10 the Irland of Tohaboe, the guano place. | We must ay | alongsite vevihallucribieconcamion. we visti Wee ‘Drafts, Notes and Bills collected with despateh, on favorable eT aS the Devor, corner of Huh and Maret str ets: and dlived in Fe ea oiesae tere, Cet Tit Plate meee. | that in all enr acquaintance with revolutionary history, | gave way ne eor 80 violent waethe | Drs Shace money can Tewaio on bond thd mor gaze. timote ai an eat rina by any other is ae See eee -—— - | evenin Sowh America, which ‘“teems with revolution | explosion that a part of the boat was thrown into pe Bhs Bintin, Chashiantt, Flewbergh, Bultimer, New Enquire oC CALKS WEEKS, Ginfle Howl, or of HENRY ry information sespecting the aby. Lit WARKANTED THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST | Cyery nour,” we remember no event of this kind, and for | with such force ag to carry away the topgallant mast and | ork, wostou, &e., constantly for sale. WOOLEY, at the hm iuion. mizimem | [7Forany ORG. BNISUERS Ay eae I Ele CO inelmotives, A revolution ip Ichaboe must be ucon | foretopeallant yard of tne Pioneer and otherwise injure |‘ ‘Ail'orders for the purchase and sale 9 vern “a TO LET —one tdesirable country reqdes: | mhat im No.7 Wall. «, 6 Weet streets, J, SECUY SES & O0iy grotinds never before taken for euch a purpose, her, “The Pilot is a.complate wreck: ‘The pilots at the } wut, tate City or Incorporated w ESM P4,"Hall Consistnn'et narmctons and convenieatdmet | kitH GAT TO BALTIMG Ki GLASS AND LAMPS eit prior nots to the scene of distress.” By this dicaster i state and other outhnuses aituched. Wich s Inge | Dry Goons 12% Cents ren 100 tas. Gu. cenins, &c. 10 vo. ob Mar Fautvars—A gentleman recently from | 104 pile boats to the & oar, wen: filled iv anit tation, cootalaing every variety of {ruit, sand oruamental trees HAN SHITE MEN the North, gave us yesterday eome jutle insight | W™-5 Fagan, the first engineer, William Pate stant; Wm. Webster, branch pilot, who was on board the ig. and Wm Reily, second engineer, were badly in jure}; the captain of the Pilot, three deck hands, and four ftemen slightly burt; and three persons, Mr Davie (steersman), Mr. Berry, and another, missing. Mr Wig gins infers, from the nature of the wounds inflicted by the explosion, that there was very little water in the boilers at thetime of the catastrophe Captain Brown Seull & Thom Buek & Potter, Morgan, Buek & Co., David 8. Brown & ¢ Kekel, Spangler & Raiguel, Mercer, Brother & Co. Canim =e WHOLESALE AND RETAIL , 1 shrobber PHILADELPHIA, WILML aod crgarticulars enquire in 23d street, first house east of 3 mht? Im*re ET UR LEASE, in St. John’s ifa'l, tw mn the erond and third stories of the bai Y adiajted for the we, of msaccintis Mr lor military comp.nies—the ‘Thied Company lat. ds wow oceupy ing th: fourth on lease as an srmory.. Those unboats, Ship M t deduction, bein jot be surpassed im qualit ouse of the numerous mail failures with which oy ing South by the mail line, he ‘ook passage at Wilmington on the mail steemer for Charleston ; before or shortly after leaving Wilmington, aypheation was made tothe rig in tow | MPA NG RAILROAD Ce Brackets, Cand-latea wre Railroad Co. | uc Ginse. Aatral aud vther Lamps alvered to Solar and Lard | ‘Aster considerable haggling, a bargain was atiuck ; the meus ty trans, or. | aud refinished equal t 3 * ments to SAE TT SAPENTORON: a. and cd thatdh and ouctern. master of the brig agreed to pay $75 for towage, and she ) purposes should avail themselves of , age Balto che foe Baltimore; Gi ied for Parties. was accordingly made fast to ihe steamer In crossing | and several olhera were thrown cft the veseal by the con | PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUS., th: op, oriw:aty aud eeu them, as they are desirable from tele Vas Patera Pon nickmocds Via Peer Frevory°as Gnd streets Wholesale and Retail Store No.3 | the bar the brig grounded, and for six or eight houte the | Suesion, but were picked up by the crew of the brig. ({HE, St BSCII BERS, of the only origins wstablishment of location of ingress an ‘Eret he Hall, fron | Vaiorany Polut south or west, be vecrived at the deput, | John street, near Broad way. mid Im*re_ | boat waited for the rising of the tide to take her off! | yi. enginver killed was on duty at the time —N. O. Pic. the kicd, offer to the notice of our southern friends, mer- anown and, ropes seme, Uy applying at tee spihteis 7 Compes,| Uh asa Mapbes exreete, daily, Sundays exceptes, yntil 3 ATCHES |—WATCHES AND JEWELKY —I jor | When this occurred, the boat proceeded with her tow, | sfaych 14. yants, and oar own city aud country trade, the largest and Jo ore) veh A’ Me auth Be Mt OAS A. LYNCH, | 9! ck f. M.,and be delivered at an easlies hourim Baitimore ‘who wish to. purchase Gold or Silver Watehes, Gord | but the conaequence was that the mail steamer arrived at incted assortment of Fruits ever before presented tg the pablie. ae Oy ny Otner Line an Sabeeriber i iphia, will be | Chsins, Gold Peneils, Keys, &e., will find it greatly (6 their | Charleston some eight hours behind her time! The} Agnpyotiov or a Girt —A girl, under 14 years ee ee Ryn forwarded immediately onarival,to Balti | s4Vantins to call om the cubseriber, who is selling ail deserip- railroad trein hed departed hours before, and thue tie] of age, named Surah R. Harrison, was enticed | «cs, dad other Plambs, all possessing iu their preservation thet? ~ at Werke one of \ | United States rm ‘as detained jours, and the Ie LP Re in th , b 4 staral flavors. A id for tright wil pe taney ni vodsted rates, j oe cy let vanehanmeds 2M jae, $20 end Bo each. | Watchs | mneresutiie community sou'h of Charleston were deprived | ‘9m Nor Piven. es Myce pt tat ANS Alo, Jely's ofthe Strawberry, Raspberry, Quince, and Pine ppers will bearing mind that there will be no necessity for J) iy owd ti the 4 tt correspondence ! This is but a solitary instance : ond |“ ranberry. nino ogc tai ere bank Seamags vy was | “Son! Sal, he ee Masao ded werkt | suick hax comet light nae tecrd for senett | ava taut Mest tnd Gent er Meshes sal | Ro Pati, aoa a ene of rey ana de . ad ae ee OE TE fone AE an OO re oe Ww {tue successor of Wick!iffs, to whom we shall take care | "4 the couple in matrimony. He then took tbe git) | \eparchuer ose dy Jor vo ewghacned Cr City DPOp' Aly ithe | No.6 West street, opposite the Union Trane fortavon Line mt eee AEWA N Imporer of Watches sad Jewelry. | co send this paper—N. 0. Tvopic, March 14 Rae ee a ee ee eee eeite. |. "Alar totled and Seewed Oyves, potted for expedtation, end HH, HUDDELL, Agen = twp su Depot ih and Market wines. Phila. | QeCOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE , bay 7 7)WINES—2 To roftke 1 TE.D—And ‘he highest cash priee given tor all kinds | A Wwotesare Work —Eight or ten members sarees CAN TAS Loo eo ery ean beeen DT ener cet eriahar read SH6Ib. wo 96, of the Fv A AM Clothing and good second:hand Kurniture, Persors | of the family of Jesse Glover, near Fulton, in Louisi ‘ sted to ke any climate. - Hotel Kee srt, Boarding Hoge Keepers, Ship , r ea, all are pv = anne the beng selected ‘and most bewutifal stoek of Ube kind Che next day,on complaint of th rents, the two Sut- ons, father and uncle, were arrested, and 6! sation before the polisn magistrate, both were committed Three fourt:s 0 purchase money can remain on by dand mortgage for along | sani tw ght ween. pent quality’and manufncture, for ane uy oa very reno Come of the samne, will do. well to eall vn the tO in svar ond | toawaitthelr trial, ‘The young ian mado bis escape | cute ioe Pert tei‘to the atteation ofthe publics Leanne eee atid Ueserme. by Phone Outing Co Wishiaf 10 dio poes aline through the Post Office, nen ml | Bare Deen pole a eve dicd, “two ‘ather ahiliren are | and hes not yet been found” Heris said ‘0 have a Texally ECKHOW RWineasee, PY ATOR sie ga hy Ew Sea taiaie Tan cio tar =. ff be punctually attended to. ox Cpeteia Rod N.Y. dangerously ill bas not ee 5 ay ee - a desiog acoelt 4 OK ay 3 gee 5: eomagty.doumn {ites ven Beer xt as fr ery, ¥ — ” ry sentt ic! a " , he