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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-08
RtphfIv Served,

or all oathsone uses TO which the fress h@s
been prostituted, that of parading the names O
individuals, especially ladies', who choose 70 'isi'
some watering-place, or attend some Puoiic OF
private entertainment, appears to us most Vail
tonly revolving. There are persons VINO are IL
cognzed as Public Men-who, by assuming OF
seeking distinction or station, have mace theiH-
selves legitimate subjects OF popular interest," ana
who, when they pass through New York visit
Washington, or spend few days at Saratoga,
NAV properly be supposed to have no objection to
the civil statement OF the fact in the public Jour
nails. But when newspaper sends some spy IN
to ballroom or hotel drawlng-rcom to report
that Miss O-s eyes are very bright; Mrs
3 looked quite as young as her daughters
Miss ]. F. was repeatedly pressed to dance,
but chose to spend the evening tete,d-tete with
Young Mr. 0. K, who is reputed worth hall
a Million and the like driyeling when not IlaiIg-
nant gossip, through column or t'ro, II IS utter
" out of the question that so Tllc nuisance
should be tolerated. There must be some mode
discovcrablc Of abatng it.
The New-YoTb Herald IS the originator and
pattern Of this system Of loathsome espionage
aroonp papers pretending to be not wholly disreP-
utable. 1t has had imita:ors, bat the paternity
was ever palpable. 1t has lately carried the ousi-
ness to an extent utterly beyond endurance An
attache OF that establishment was sent to Sarato-
ga and began this kind Of reporting and not
satisfied with its average impertinence and ndel-
icacv. he proceeded to represent all the sensible
and hiob bred women who boarded 1t the United
States Hotel as awaiting in huttcrlng anxiety the
arrival Of the Herald, ravcnous to devour the
Saratoga letter in which they were thus exhibit
ed, and EACH mortiGed if such were the fact to
find in that lette, no aJlusjon to her arm appear
once and doiags This was carrying the out
rage quite beyond the bounds of non-rcsistance
A correspondent of the True Sun thus finishes the
history:
at seems that some Southern gentlemen, residents OF the
United States Hotel, got hold Of paper published IN Ne"
York Of Thursday and found the names OF number OF Ia
dies OF their acquaintance who also lived IN The same
house paraded III It's columns. Many OF the ladies' were
vexed at the publicity given their and Their protect
ors searched and found the reporter Of the paper question:
aud n;inated him that his system OF espionage and enron
clng their must end forthwith ana tat ne must
leave the house They much in earnest that the re-
porter deemed eSpedrt to follow teir advice Ad ieit
the hotel that night
We trust that no threats of violence were re-
sorted TO, and we are sure none were needed We
know the landlord of the United States as gen
tleman, and are sure that word to him would
settle the business, SO far as the election OF the
spv from under his roof would put an end to the
annoyance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-08

out the rear part of building situated III Pich.
mond-street, between Parh-street and Lerew's al.
ley. Baltimore, which soon communicated to the
adjoining house, and spread so rapidly that it en-
braced eight two-story brick houses before it could
De checked. Seven OF the houses were entirely
burned out, leaving the walls, and the other was
merely unroofed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-08

IL Gen CHARLES NJ. REED of Erie, Pa. has
been nominated for Congress by the Wings
of the Erie District. He IS worthy, widely
known and popular, and we have hopes OF his
election, badly Gerrymandered as the District Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-08

u ,IosHuA HERKcK, Esq. OF Kennebunkport
mot b. J. Hcrrickl is the Loco Foco candidate
for Congress in the York District, Name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-08

d The Wings OF Wisconsin held Conven-
ton at Madison on Tuesday, the 18th OF July al
which GEO W. HIoKox was unanimously noiill-
mated as their candidate for Delegate in Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05
Bridgeport.
Correspondence of the HERALD

correspondence OF tne heraldl
BRIDGEPORT, May 9Oth, ls49.
Housatonic Raitroad-OGce Holders and Office
Seekers The Herald.
DEAR BENNETT
| have once more taken my pen in hand, almost
deeming it necessary to drop line to you in order
TO give you little idea of the matters and doings
within the peaceful realms OF Bridgeport.
The question is often asked, What course will
the Railroad Company pursue?" / can answer that
that the road will eventually have to be sold to meet
its present abiliues; therefore, the quicker it is
done, the better. They might continue on some
years longer; should they do so they would not
only involve themselves still deeper in ihe mlre but
plunge themselves into unforeseen difficulties The
company a,e now endeavoring TO get some hocus
pocus work from the Legislature; how they will
succeed time will determine. Suffice TO cav il is
rotten concern from beginning To end.
Office, office, Office, hss almost set some of our
loco iocos raving mad They are troubled with
peculiar kind Of distemper quite common in these
latter days, and more especially under the presen
admIDlsration-that of John Tyler. They hear
he Joyful shouts from the different places through
appointments to Office, and look forward with eyes
almost strained from their sockets, and wonder why
" The troopers have not YET come"
Il seems that wings hold most all the prominent
Offices IN PrldgepOrt,Or rather sailing under the black
flag OF John Tyler They were appointed under the
short reign Of Gen. Harrison, bur when Tyler took
the helm, oh what beautiful Tylerltes. Joe, the
olIector was real right up and down radical whig
in 1910, singing songs and swinging down hard CT
der to kill whilst Ike he Postmaster), would stand
still wi his hands In his breeches pockets, and
shake his sides wonderfully TO hear Joe pour forth
in those vociferous strains" Tlppecanoe and Ty-
Ter, too, &c.
The locos are bent on removals. and aspire to
the offices themselves. In all probability there will
be entire change in the city shortly Little squads
OF locos NAV be seen most any hour Of the day
gregated on the corners, whispering in anehers
ears, all trimmed up in regular form, headed by the
Prophet" ard brought up in the by that long
shanked interchangeable Peabody, who you will recol-
ect was a candidate for the Post office dominated
by hmseD and got six or eight signers his paper.
which was drawn up by himself. setting forth his
brilliant capabilities, &c together with his gassy
head fully developed-sent il on TO Washington,
and had the satisfaction of learning that it ''no
go"
will endeavor TO inform you Of the results OF tho
foregoing statement.
Permit me, dear Bennett, TO say that the Herald
IL the prince at papers il STANDS uDrvslled for
ruth, ectness, and knowledge; II is read here
three times much any other paper afoat For
myself, | had much rather go without my dinner
than to tail OF perusiDg the oumns Of your lnest
mabe sheet Good luck you.
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Price Two Cents.
Boston.
Correspondence of the Herald

correspondence of the Herald
Boston, MAY 30, I843.
Highly Important to Commerce III, p,,ot D..;d.~-
alum obtotned--Ihe true Q,.adyatvr, of Tho I.,oh.
DISCOVERED,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT -
desire to give information through the columns
of your extensively circulated journal OF the sou
ton OF that vast geometrcal problem, which has for
so long period of time puzzled the heads of the
wisest men in Europe, Wis "the quadrature of the
cr,e."
= Capt q. II. Thompson, Of this city, has devoted
exclusively the last twenty years of his time TO OBJ
tam this great result and he is now absolutely and
unequivocaly certain of having arrived at correct
conclusions
ms TACT ne ls ready TO demonstrate TO any geo.
Hidncer nr navigator who may call upon him.
Capt Thompson wrote some time since 10 Hon
Dan ei Webster upon the subject for the purpose
OF having MN introduce II before Congress- bur re.
ceived answer that the Massachusetts Legislature
must first recognize the truth of the science and
hen Congress would take measures invest gate il,
but rot before. -
He has also written TO the Secretary of the Nsvv
and received answer that the subject should receive
attention, but nothing asyet has been done.
Hls drawings were shown 10 the Comma Ddant of
the Charlestown Navy Yard. who pronounced them
correct and entirely original, and expressed a viii
llngDess TO assist him in every respect executing a
pecuniary one. Others have also decided IN his ia
vor, but still they are unwilling to render the requ-
site assistance, from the iact as they say, that The
scientific men OF Europe, from Sir Isaac Newton
down, having been unable to solve the problem II
must consequently be impossible that an humble in
dividual OF Boston should have succeeded in ecp-
sing them all
Here s a contradiction in terms, solely the re-
suit st sehshness; they fear it will fail
ing Capt. Thompson can clearly demonstrate its
praclcabiliry
Capt T. Is In destitute circumstances otherwise
he would ere this have proceeded to Washington
| and laid his plans personally before the Govern
ment.
The discoverer of any new science or problem,
however useful and important to the world lives
unrewarded, and dies destitute and others reap the
rich reward which an increduous public are slow
in adopting IL should not be so
Capt Thompson desires TO awaken the CONNER
cial public to just OF the Importance of
discovery so deeply interesting TO the W hole mari
time word therefore, by giving this commune alton
publicity In the columns OF the "Herald" you will
be rendering great service to a worthy man, and
perhaps be instrumental in interesting the scientific
| in favor of the subject matter.
| Yours respectfully,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05
HULL'- TRUSSES
.s,Yrs. m aTfp ftTRED Pf.pSONS

DsRsONs MED " h RUG ur, reY non NJ o,st
NJ a vesev srs-t, 20 90 her OF h
c al t,wu, IN the United sfnes We css.fu To 'aine
n. naca pad bulls tleY eudo rssd by
r. Hull ~ ling Noue ar genaiac, 10 be siied upoo
oed without his sign ture
MANY s,sons undertaken vnd intatiou. o. Halls
sed rsses and thoossld imposed IN
4u ihtss ,nIliu ctleot Be- rlifd they 20
nad Wy unsAai mechanics and btsr ihaa ue d.
AIRY fuses
X. hive been 6tsd ~ At No ve,ey street srsissysy
lanes having s-ptfae sutrancr ifo The ousnes-
nent, where female IN constant Attcndnce 70 upon
femsle ,sstients. nv I'm M
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MINIATURE PORTRAITS copied from Dseuerreotypes
" IN natu-l colors with p-rfect accuracy with
desired Al sraton on vpry terms
spe isens be the Daguerre otype Room No at
broadwsy. near PaIk Place. mas ser
HANDSOME APART VENTS, in Houston street. near
Broadway to let, to gestlemen with kiast tea,
iu board required References required Enquire at the
bar = Niblo Garden the house All Houston Sc eet
maIimsrc
/ WRIGHT co will open Office Of d,rcourt aud de
posit1 a. Oswego, n " on the lat Of May uext and
wall make collections and remtauces at reasonable he
ferto d Ebbets, Jr 50 cashier New York
Suydao, Sage CO., New Yo,k
Drew Robinson CO. New York.
70 a. " Patchin Esq, csshieI, Albany.
Oswero Arri 20 l8As
HAIR CUTTING. HAIR CUTTING! II AIR Gu ITING
n 1t !he nI~llabe Hair Cutter takes this method Of
removed from the Tontne Building hi. Old San. No
,aI street. ~ starr immediately adjoining the Pearl Street
House, where he will be pl ss-d all who
favor him with cali in hi, truly nimble style of Hair Cut
ting, which, for elegance Of design beauty
thn- of kind into the
United States The branches the fol-
lowing moderate prices -
Inimitaple Hair Cutting, lax cents
Do do Curling; I2X I"
perior Shaving. 81
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CHEAP XERCisE.
CDT ENntn DIT IADn DOnMG

the OF Broadway aud Chamber street The sius-
Al lion is spacious and with dr,t tables
Gent, reqIesied 10 call aud judge for themselves
Tire reles OF best Kind, End the game
during The day hillns, end in tn lsA
Je6,sI tHRISTlAN PRiDENBUICHER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

MN LADIES who reno,ating their dwellings.
cofnpmen nj 10 the season. when all is buoysnt
furnished with Fancy ,u Tissue ra2s for the cover
ns OF pic IRE frames locking glasses candle sticks vases
aprons hail lamp, &c Sc which will greatly ornament.
very rfng expense l6 Canal street, I'd below Varick.
me line jgb
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TO PERSONS FROM THE CoUNTn'

TO PERSONS FROM THE coUNTKY.-Now that the
hs arsea Ia which the diseases OF the skin
troaeht sunty violently aud
hsr by mgitcans tn nIfg mbf OF the ch and
ntssti-s forming he aud e' dsepg les " In
csldrsuD hose u,rsoms ana fstz anc Of the
mtsh I'D bowel. ta~i help terribly al the bills Of
Dr. WHEELER ~ orespwieh street. with much satisfac-
on. has ~ hs poser nr the .sy~n lrative
efficacy q Which. twenty he's stamped az be
Ig THIS Bssm OF Moseatslio csmposed Of yese-
abie medicines 81 The healing nsure he mixing
h~rspru' c binon the disc
bowels, Diaphox Dy.entsry, Oh sn Morhss, SUNNI
Complain spssmodic Gaelic. and inflammation Of the
mssnss ~. nc d. Wheeler mas published IN
virtues his, Baam Nosc rossexses al
which he Will be happy funsh slnousl,
aay e. mile ~ Wbcsles Bsaaa has the peculiar
feature medicine ina erecrdig rieas.nt the
thar chdssn Will esgsIiE take IT, which is gusr
thcscy ,nders 40 fss msdein Invaluable. Dr. he-
errresents 70 losl utis r~fcrs
hs hah ssndi and Of te iTlsbls Of his
SasAn of No,e tello-sen. wsrd " e. M.s,ehe'i.r Gen
-. r. Nou.. Nj Mares, u, = Army, w Hallet,rsq
hsTlss Dut "a. 81 b Dodd ksq mes A suytAm
Esq charles "a. nstehsn. ESQ. and many csh~r Of 20
stsnding. nj im~sc
TO THE LADIEs-srRKERs SOLUTION There
occasion TO vsE IA se ha ccoua u ths e"of %
sd nv ne Of me fs- har. Lscs
have gray cha ed TO look well I'D, IN
injury Mr. = hss expressly 10 BE- ed b, LADY
h residence. Also, Mr. wall change grnusmrns HAIR %
any shade color Drusgsts ~oulddo veil Keep sale
in cities, humbug dyes cot Of daIs Whole
sale and retail No. Chatham 81. opposs NE regsl.rs
nee, no stairs. IN D-lmsr
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION FREE FROM
ERUPTION Or DISAGREEMENT


MAY BE HAD BY ALL, by using remedy now well
AVA to he Of the surprising Inventions Of The
IL made in the shane Of beautiful .oap {. i enuTey
eradcaes eruption, such pes eck bocbes.
scurvy, salt ht morphc sunbu;n,
OF the skin, Tho face body, neck beau
tifu healthy cearness No offered One
trial will end all Ii changes The color
Of dsrh, sunbunt yellow skin fine healthy cleer
ha. received the approval Of the Medical Council Of
FAIRS. who call il miracle, wonder and blessing
have this Of have
sps hundreds Of doss vain IL is sold So
cents cake bv T. Jones his prrumery establishp-nt
OF American Eagle az Chatham NY and by
agesfn Plsdelphis b. Zieber crrner TT rd aud Dock
the American Hotel Warrington, ID c. Boston
State streets la Charleston. sc. D1 King ST. Albany
stas Brookyo, 10 Fulton. Agents wanted in Al, othei
DR JAMES w. AT fRlt 0E's I'M TUE tOt II
digestion. IDssperrls-i has invuusbe remedy winch
death both and Am-rtcs, introduced public
~ the who snhcring from the above named
distressing disesse The proprietor wishes decidedly % be
stood, housh he tkes hs mshod IN king the
dy public the Tinetuc calculated TO all the
Js ipcidsnt the hnmau bat merely those
dsc.d by sodered OF The an-B ANAL aud known
Ipd Res''oD Dup pss. The tr Of single bottle will
espucs that by following the d,rectio
which thai terrible disease he entirely
deatsd NuBsf Testimonials my be seen by applying
Msn Care Nepbe corner OF Water street aud Walden
lane tor sale. who essle rt the above named
and a. ne Bow,v. meImsr
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REMOVAL.

AVA sincere for the liberal
extended her for the last l3 and would beg leave
inform her patrons and the rupic she has
moved her old established snuff aud tobacco warehouse
she would invite the attention OF eoanoisseprs large and
Just received from Hamburger supply Of Varina
Master list End and 3d quality old and superior Turkish
Spanish, 5caa and Porto Rico smok
dish various kind ~ and fine cut chewing ditto
choice brands of Havana Prn-
cigars, constantly hand Fancy pipes, cigar cases
snuff boxes pocket lights Chinese Under sc &c All OF
which sale the liberal TERMS wholesale retail
Strangers and country dealer call previous
making their purchases elsewhere 'msec
DATENT PRESERVED HIGHLY FLAVORED POR.
L TABLE MEATS AND Soul 8. Cor ship stores, war
anied keep for length Of Tine and climate
ufactuIed and for SALE whole sale snd r, tail by
WILLIAM MULLANE.
ma 5wsr I0i william
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"UR. POETT'S ERADICATOR.

DR POETS Ersdcuor testsbli.h,d or 0 ye,- q this
city) desii0ed oth~r remedy Tor the "a
Teal Of haze gl,et. aud al de us' Of TIE urny
gans from its ccaiey sction s4n e AZ d ~ eellE
the result Of 20 ofa regularly -ducted phys
eip Whoever relics this medcs nee nsss, o. pr.
hensivc Of falling into tn hnds of uned
eHectualY cufed sfer IN. ss afso
th'e persons Sold Whole s.a te'.n ue oi
sctslr % Futon ma w ter
corner OF fulton aud ~ Id; Of ~ c. .nd ,nnnyf,
.au. " nv MA msr
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.aS E1S
sVsSasH soa.siosS Of horse:
The formula veterinary afs.S"s
Fl aoR fsf's,ie. ball.
blood grG:. pu%o., and 0b.acisd nsI.O,aoT such
On They eS e at .ns %s o
season. without change Of Diet nsrfe with usual la
ssn e" sd Ssas:
the be. med
s ss p. sas
SEE;SssS SESS o.,.a csr. inf.
and should p al case: rhe1s
n Ss admiralty
timely =, s,psng tina, matter which
6lmeut Of its proper Junction This drink
e S% 81 % s sHT' s
RED fish .ubduns inflammation
and morbid swelling; IN horses also an excellent cooling
with Sih Is s q each S''s NJ
vULNERARY BHLsAM-For eradieatins MARBLE. IN
hcr,e. healing cuts aud wounds however deep arava,cd
assa GSSs 30
'f AND %SRa B "a srs IL
invariably Observed the s %.
IF s ss.:;;s
The most .cupulous accuracy in the preparation Of phys
The above medicines prepared and sold exclusively at
poSe he New York; orlee' Aree doors from Grand 0
Orders from the country promptly executed ais 3m*r
TMPOKTANT TO FARMEKS-Ihe New York Night
d which g v % . and fulfil
and respectable farmers superior in il. f.rsSs quail
any to m, asT AID they intend
FOR particulars enquire the Office of the agent, Cham
Orders may also be left for the removal of the coa:eps OF
pGe sss as whsS win b to with POI;
Of purchasing vessel; for the purpose Of eonysy.
10 ING Sss
at ns as' The sy
the ase eIie sym be .I. CT letters addressed 10 the me % OF
BILLIARD SALOON:
NO BARFAEE s HTEkA TEf HoT Doors BELOW
past ssn r that I: ss ss" ,s s% and
ns p II d., front 9. the
s s": i Is
pr. tho hs. vii susI Il %
also ''' fw 'i''i Esi;;f ' Ei fss'
Liquor, sesais sherry coSslsrs.
As 1. be ssps
viii please to eonmunc.s .uy nalec, of
duty 'f'he attendants at K shs SS5 MoNrEvrRpr
EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT
THE subscriber will send through from city,
ing Of the 9th the transportation OF specie bank
bundles and packages Of goods collection Of drafts bills
and accounts and all such other business be
them. POMEHOY & Co,
avail st., N
N. B. Immediately the opening of lake avigaon the
shove line w be extended to Chicago, Cincinnati
Sc, and throue the
with their New YORK., Albany, Troy, and Buffalo daily
press me
a DAMS q CO.'S NEW YORK Anu NEWARK 4 !
ppSs arc Especially informed that
nd Newark N T. for the and speedy delive
Of packages bundles money. &c ke the collection Of
and bills and all other business Express
Orden for articles TO be returned by the Express will
delivered free Of charge.
Once in New York No. Wall and in Newark
SMITHS Newspaper Depot, No. 12o Broad St
Leave New York at IA A. Lem md n Pm.
aisse ADAMS b co
IMPORTANT. TO OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HARNDEN 90. will draw at their Expreu and Foreign
Letter Office, No Wall street. small bills Of exchange from
E2 E00, suit, payable sight, for the
datoa Of wishing torem to ther friends in Englsnd
Ireland, or Scotland.
The letter bags Tor the Royal Mail Steamer. forLve ,poo
also made up at then Office.
For further ipformstion apply to
HARNDEN & CO,
Wallstres
Agents IN London--MACLEAN, MARRiS co.
-
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ITO CONTRACT ORS Proposals. vii, be received by the
subscriber rehui ding the sbume Of Mamsr
Bridge, according VIII oh will he ia
nd ai.o for pairs OF The former Bridge The oposss
may for boh he abument and repairs Of he idses III
or spuate Pers shI,g ntract, will please hand 10
heir .t.ates the aubsc v,ous he "a
stint house Of Epenus HidJop kye
an Inst dsy betw the OF ,nd hree r.
when the Proposals. ed sprc,hc tions also be
f,und AZ The stors e NJ Lvor 81 the bricse-
$3.50 Pit mo Halls ED, OF Rye.
F.tAnPE /, 4 Err, 70 William At. N. Y.
Mama,on,ck Jun D. gl3 j,2sxe
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REMOVAL.

CARDIFF the fashionable World-GUERfNf3ER &
LA1 APIE, Me chans I ors Of the frm OF U Ga rim
Co Of On and Custom House New
Odeans ayipu removed GoI 20 Beaver street 10 1903 Broad
OF Pine would [, the pub that
the assortment Of FIencn Cassmeres, VesaGs &c
SURPASSED by house this Ge have full suit
al Iws
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FIKEWoRKs, CRACKERS, &c.

FOURTH JULY, 1919.
COUNTRY aud city desiers fireworks, will End it to
" their advantage ca and eIsmpe
men, of the best quality at H. AYEFFEs Old hmsns
sc nathan age quantity fire
eeved Remember OF the
and gold key. nDogysr
FIREWORKS BY THE MANUFACTUkkks-D
MORAN CO Pyrote' h-ists, 78 ,hstnam street. ofe,s
the puolc splendid sssmtmelt Of Firews u.s.
iality sud this ntrg The
manufactured by them expressly for hi,
sell IN lch che than Ia
guarantee all DDS ON their No peddns ffo thu.
placeNo. 10 CHATHAM sr ct Goods delivered to Of
the city free of expense.
N B-k1hbit Fireworks Of super quality with Grim.
SON purple, green, yellow and ulue fires Also. c"lored
IRE, by the pound IL lmsn
TO OT-MAKERS.
q. MORG
LAS REMOVED from ia Leonard street, where he
III CONTINUES Kit On hand ready hit, French
and English. mi imsse
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IMPORTANT TO OLD COUNTRYMEN.-MEssRs
L HARNDEN Co will draw their Expreu and Foreign
Letter Office, No. Wall street, small bills Of exchange from
EI00 suit, payable sight, for the
daoa Of wishing remit ther friends in England,
Ireland, or Scotland.
The letter bags tor the Royal Mail Steamers fove npoo
are also made up at then Office
For further ipformson apply to
HARNDEN & CO.
Wallstres
AGENTS IN London--MACLEAN, MARRiS co.
Iycrpool-WtI.MER& SMITH.
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GETTING USED TO rr.-Matrlmony, said lady,on
taxing third husband, is like cold bath, very i9r.
midable the first time, but when you nave 'f'eu"
often you become used TO a.
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"HIeH Flown RHETORIC Col. Isaac T. Pres
ton. brother of the eminent Carolina Senator, is
the present Attorney General OF Louisiana The
Louisiana Courier gives the following, from print
ed Speech in the Case of Municipality No VS. Or
leans Cotton Press, as a specimen of Mr. Preston's
rhetoric t." Not a human being Isped that the title
was unsettled until debt OF three millions, impos
I'd in the Municipality by useless expenditure and
reckless extravagaDce-ius bonds at 30 per cent
dscount-called with the roaring OF an earthquake
upon the ephemeral gods that presided To grasp for
although ten thousand tons Of round stone swane
around their necks covered indeed with grass, bu'
which only added TO their specific gravity, was pre-
cipliaiIng them 10 the very bottom OF the ocean
GETTING USED To r.-MarImony, said lady,on
taxing third husband is like cold bath, very i9i