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The New York herald., 1845-10-15

FALL FASHION l845
WM. BANTA, No. "a CANAL STREET, CORNER OF
WOOSTER STREET, AND sM
No. 130 Chatham Street,
n OFFERS to his friends aud the public large assort
ment Of Hats of the newest style at the following low
ppces. viz -
ShorNapped Silk Hats. ................$20
Superior !" "...................3 30
Nutria Fur ''..................3 g.. 8 90
First Quality NutrIa Fur Flat. at..............4 400
Also choice variety OF Children Caps Boys Fur and
Silk Hats Gentlemens Travelling and Dress Caps &c. &C.
slO lmsr
The New York herald., 1845-10-15

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.
GA SMALL and neatly furnished House, part Of a
m large with of kitchen, wanted for gentleman
and his wife aud daughters from about 10Th Novem-
Der until April may next 1he situation must be convent
Broadway ard higher than Bleecker Any
person having the requisite apartments to let to such
family where there will be children to nure the furniture
and who would be satisfied with reasonable obtain
good by add line with ard other par
culars J. X IL box 1879 Post Office o0 2tawto24rc
PARK PLACE HOUSE.
~ This Establishment has during the past Summer been
E:i newly furnshed throughout few families and alim
S2M tied number Of gentlemen may here be very pleas
for the favorable
any other house equally well conducted
JAMES q. ELLIOTT, No. Park Place.
N B.-for or Rooms without board, at No II Park
place, apply Is above. s23 lmsrrc
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T. II | n A n ALL
FALL -CPfLf OF
CHINA. CLASS AND EARTHENWARE.

CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE
x the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. via
- New York Ard the VrsniAL City Poilt from Iy.rpo
& sueef IL. received the larger portion his Fap surple,
ADD y The ship HArf from Liverpool t.y rpxctrd a,
10y fs he will receive hs ssoe, Of CANA and
hA'enwaIs drssi ifea the Manufacturer eonag % new
shsp.s and paueTns.
ny % regular packets from poSon be in rseript on M.
Plies Of Glass op The and . prvua, "a o.
vey As' and eSarstI superior Fs. in IA, linz
10 all who may
Country hefehpn, and invited 10
M foods and strong win b. oer,s th
who buy for cash. ADD To puaetual Customers.
Are Aa-ortnen Of Lard Lamps LooI og Gls..s. s,ss
Ware ke. hand. pTcp !. Vi ar w.
Au No. we-t N. S,,..,
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VOLUME 81
RitbmonS Dailp 1ubia.
he''ers' MO. II. GALLAHEs.

Ea,,.~, T. ~. n Il. r ..Hs.HE:;.
Prom the uni,sd s,.i-. Gazette.
THE LAST ROSE OF THE BOWER.
ny MRS. JAMES A. BKvERAsr.
How sri thou. my lonsly Rec,
How more surpsssing fair.
Than all thy sweet conpan ioas
In their brightest glowing weu:
For they gone. with sunny hours,
While kindly thou dost bloom,
Bull smiling on the fading bower,
Through autumn days Of gloom.
Oh. tenderiy I'll cherish thee.
And fsin would keep thee here,
And yet cannot look on thee,
Sweet Rose, without teal;
For thy bright hues awaken thoughts
III sadness in the heart.
And could weep To think how soon
Thy glory must depart
For Autumn winds are rising round,
And soon thy chilling breath
Shall lay thy fragile beauties low,
Embalm'd IN fragrant death;
Sad emblem OF departed joys q
VI hopes whose bloom has past
Like thine, upon the whitening breath
Vi cold nisioriune's blast.
Then lovely Rose. when thou must die.
Ill hasten To thy tomb,
To gather oil thy scattered leaves
And cherish thy perfume;
For though thy bloom must soon be Ger
Thy fragrance long will stay
And softly breathe upon the hours
oi many winiry day.
And thus. when dearrsi JOYS are past,
In memory's sacred fame,
Deep rear'd within the faithful heart,
They yet shall live again;
And Oft the spirit shall retire
From outward scenes Of care
To weep, and watch the sacred lire
Upon the altar there.
ladelphis, Nov, II, IA
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NORRIS RoBINsoN, r,,..I,,t.

SANuEL u.ss.y, F-ef-tay.
The subscriber. Agent Company 10 prepared Ia
reeve AppIea9n; fr Life period.
named viz Tor y-sIs for i,; and any net
exceeding $4,000 single life Ito for
Of hr uterine yoa q.
wen as al other Information
Insurance Will ALEC be made Application adyan
sses offered by this Company believed equl not
superior 10 taose offered By Oiei,
HfIlain ~ o. GWATHMEy
Physician soeely-sh, Panty Physean Of The part,
~hose lue - 10 be Insured Aft
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X l. Nj U V AL.

Joseph BONANITA respectfully informs his
frisnds and the pubic generally tbs. he has moved his
. CONFECTIONERY n Fancy store
o NO III 10 No 20 We,t door In N,...
van Lev smith To- and opposite Tha. X Prcs A.
20 ~hsi. .. hops BY siet attention
unusHee Of their favclr..
Constantly kAni choice assortment Of French
Csnde and ell other kinds OF together with
tensra Assortment Of Thing .sh and
fu- freservss of all kinda Tow.
Having lately returned from lar. nd fr-.h
th.t the quality and Pres fail To p.ea--
Thu subscriber IN. pbbe for In. x-
psuooate eeo~~don HIM year., and M BE-
y, TO see them his teusr prsrsr,d 10
them. -
Country Merchants sOuLi DO 10 cal ON him.
JOSEPH BoNAyrra
No. 20 wes Main Street.
Riehnsopf. Va.
prrS SUPERIOR Iron sAFEs x.nal tse TO ..pd Lons.r
- IN Tbs nre than uss-Iatey tested in thr great
o.. al rnt-buIs, nc.
PHTsBUsH. 10Th May lS45
Do hereby esrufy that od,r.
N tn p Was destroyed rarsr.
sp<eb- ke were prs-sved PERFECTLY unnur-d .hoass in IL.
non 81 an Asbeins FIR. Proof Manufactured by John
ALLEN xs ,Sro
Mr. N 10 an EIehahs. Broker in iarg, busine..l
Inc tosowinf FROM ,urn-J
oii son's time ancs Bahlraof-:
Nj. scorr, baltimore:
su-sesins esrtoeAis Of roar AsLso. Ca-.. pab
ahed iss ratot Of the ls Instant hrvby
w VI o-s tbsl sac al pr.-
--si Ia one Of your ehests yoar. respectfully,
JOHN CARSON
W " hgen Toe III maaafaetnret. nnsh saf. a. IN
h-~r S1 WILLIAMS uANAl.I.
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.a-''' VISIT OAK HALL
BOSTON, MAsa
THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.


khh iu0ol VI OhhR VI 1hENt hLLs
ITpON the suppesfion of severel 0e MI . man If
u R,,huu..a ". - v,.,,,x =. .,,IS,. - -.
An. an -. 49,. ,a -. rr.s
$50. ~, r. 80, :, ~ - ,
n -. - -. ~. 80 rz...s- ' ~ ~ ~"
nu...,.u.r.,,o,. nj 80. - :. $1,000.
MED No - u-oe.y or Ar, 1870. 4. -. :. ..hs A..
-.,,..-.. -s-.l-- = =, - :. N.y
eos,,,,,, ,S.,,-, -. go, - r..--.-ls -
-. - ~, $500 800, n ,~.<,- ..-.., =. -
ms, .ur, 49, - 80 .I n, 60 -. - w. a -.
tn,u,, . = - - :. = 80 49, W."
= PAIL CAMPAIGN,
-
lf~S..-~~.'ss s9sses pSt{kn. ySf
.nvnsS - ..<eces-S,<Ns "a ~ ~. S
sJrrs, 1870. - n, -. - -
sr.s,S S,s1.,. - "a III - -, shchhs&
..s..X, ~. 1890. - -. t.'
1Ses, f- 1919 ~ "Hoss'Ain pEA-
lI souss MAN ,u. nj ao.a. "A
ranrss vi..x s y ,Asf. Sehy Al At vess. Surin.
tfs have nox -. te In m. IN
th- o,t sc.l~ sr,.pv ~ f-r
n.ssis 1ne H. akidiy assaraieS win snos Ns,e NE
sanee s>sss 0..c sivcs the arts 30 90
porny display tlse adyaniAyr ms pstntinr, which
and .pp t. ,v.ry
fully compensated trouble OF visiting n In,
s.srn Interior especially when in IN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
Two SHOE DEALERS. GOODYEAR,s
CHARLES CARVlLLE,
81 Pine 81, New York,
AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK MILLS.
ONEIDA CO. N. v,
HAS FOR SALE. BY THE PACKAGE

ONEIDA CO. ~ Y,
HAS FOR SALE, BY THE PACKAGE
IL Dc in N. Y. Min shirtns.
~ Erra sursr Water T~is mes superior ab,e
Extra sursr Twiled Jr.ns
Coreed skrts. Chanbtays Cambrie DIn,y
And very general Cotton Pant. M, s,,s.
Of very superior siyIes. ~ '
ALSO. Az AGENT FoR THE HUDSON PRINT woaKa =
tottNsIA cOysIr. ". v.
= sey general aseo tLeat Of PRINTS AND FURSrrttRR
comprising al the Ate styles which Ass In design
ana skill IN ereeu'iou, ~ surpassed
hLSo, AZ AeENr FOR THE IDA MILLS. Tras NY
an, Nbt-NIfhLS AsRsASLL- Eso, Prs,r.tsr)
hihs various fabries T1.. ,h
from various erab exhibit an ...or,
eh OoIIoN GOODS worthy tine buyer, from ali
voursb.e terms - " INC "o~ u
New York Oct is4s 20. q.
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To Bayers OF CaSinet Fuv.,ture I'm IN. s..,.
and eIsswhcr~.
L. W. HUTCHINGS L. co.

To b"yers OF C.sinet Fa-si,are In Ia. s.u,h
and eIssWhcr~.
l.. w. HUTCHINGS L. co.
ats BRo5DEtY. NEW rOEk
bErWEEN GRAND AND HKooAE sTREErs,
'UNhE subscribers would inform their CUSTOMERS
asd The pube that they removed from .-,s IA,
Auoh fss hfooans street. 10 ths abovs
~asfs thev have tb< neh-st Assortment of Furniture in
1pnr an ne ancient mosern Partisan etb.r ss,s 40
much 70 u-e Al IN" day offered Al pre tn,
nr hu 70 iBdeer thoss Win n want To pure ha.-
strangers visiting The City Cabip< ,voh m, invita-.
cav sfamns And eopas the quihty with otls,
mannfaeafrs w. a. C ruarantss every p.,e, I'D =.
up aoarf hsn own ,tna~di.ts pseioa 81
cry or sls~whsre. ~ " ~
ee n-Iy p. W. HrrrcmSGs = 90. .7s Bro.s.,,
TO BufEHs Of FGRNITURE--xOITR
}. l. J. W. MEEKS,
HAVING facilities m.nsf.eturns an hind. nj n. ,,
- SSAsssAs and 1Sssdai F.r-.ss Les y, r.
eualr To can hs attention Of ana I.-.
suns New fsst, 70 their E-tAbin~ut IA ye,rv .,,,.t
S doors ffoin The Aston Hose sioe Room. WIN h.
sen Partisan well Ay- seb =, IN,
ki'zabsthan Gothic. Louis XIV Nv ke an Of 81 . a.
us own manufacture sousa up und-r th~r ,,
and ~srrsnied any tn. cir, or Ero,
=" '-'s'r'-'.o' . ~
Two SHOE DEALERS. GOODYEAR,S
- METALLIC RUBBER BHoEs-Tb- ..bse,,h-,, ,,. IN.
hgens for thu superior sh,-.
us. h.hs over Shoes aud LADIES' Nil. Bu.kns s.A.
so shpper We are sLo Agents. Of a. M. x,,o.
hnoo~r Fabrics made under mstuy-d "a ,nt, 81
Cssse coths hoss Machine Banding Water proof Coat, an
'sPe' ''sssnef VIM sr-st var-y of other srieIea
H. b. FIELD 4 co,
x2S Baltimore street.
p.,..- n 80. I'd door below cbarrs
., - ief'. oc7-sus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
JOHN V. HARDWICKE.

vAsius ssfurssd fsra The Nors h.his.ahls
IL Gosds impossed s bs uadetbsy
He
generally 10 c~n - n svdees h.sHt % eel
them reasonable he qualify rcnsse
In any cry In The Union. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
RRUEN d CO., Manufacturer. Of Maiieahls

Iron CasEgs psaTthe Rail posA Depot
Nswk NJ = manufactures an kinds Of Harness.
and Machinery Tabor shsan crerS al deserip
Ton CT haleabe Cuuep. Coars r IL Of
every kd and ehAraeirr az hansah Castings
Europe or hisC Country We sadi
Manufacturers, Hardware Merchants Bsnd.s. a.d an per-
sons who such sreiss IN South
Wait where thsy Ne abt psfchas ssvtnx with us
ths price Nossbasp cities
Newark. n J, eept es 1895. An
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
Freight and Passaxe
10 BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.

o6c2hr The steamer Columbus, Capt. Par
r'shL vii eoniiaas lsr rsxutar uip. t.:v-.o ,l,.
ees 40 haHnorr during th~ Bakpos .v.rv
s.uosy ahf neos II ossk, ,- f,u.~,
aeeeA, % hsr return w here loel ',
best kibd ="
Pa-ske AID Fare y Baii.ore osly n; Oh
3o-f
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]. M, NOE.
% M, UVh
Wholeaale aud RetaII D<nler An.

NhoieAale aud Retail Dealer I'm
. fs'stHTs, CAars Rsat.Sys, -aattrs.s,s Sc &c
N. o. 81 81 o., 81 ani 6j CornLil Ioon Mans
INHE subscriber is every way prepared to fur.
- nsh At the sbortss, ard most Accommodating
nrn ordrs frSa any par pe county lD ever, are M az
shspe oIuEnurs &C. ILn- wishing well q, ,d finished
anu sh extensive assortment of The aLbVe arees do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
FRESH FALL DRY GOODS.

-,,..s.s AbaS LLLis bsvv received psr sAgs syp
-. sa harhA~sy from LiverpooI and by rec-. AR.
$500, e H"rh fan and ssor,as.pt Of F.s,i., 80
49,, ny sooa'' 70 "heh they nvils q Cos.sv
hs. Their reet Of Cloths s.ists Heavy Wses,.. -
rTinis Is uausuaiy large nd at Io~ prie.. -
- - Ne loo. Main Doakl. Gr.,s,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
CO.PARTNE RSHIp.

hoNAkO HONE have this day with them mo
W. NCoLl- cAbr nrLn OF Gray. NeoA 4 10 and will ron
unus the Dry
IA this City under the frn of L.nSAsD. HoSs NIooLL
WIN. A. LEONARD,
ROBERT : HONE,
John w. NICoLI.
NV YoRE lot ism taTy, leIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
New sna Mich styles OF Tea and Dinner
SERVICES.

si op,ned Al China Hall few 81 entirely new ard tic,
rye' OF Tea and Dinner Services which the a:t,poa
puoe "ihIed lhewise Of Flowing s.. A..
sue sevieesahd White Grsai,. v.oa. ,tI- az
P',e.s Gall" No Is China Han West AAiR su,rt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05

~ Csars % importation and sc,.d sse,e..v fr tn,
uads ~ this city, coprlsnT sH asottment o. F,sa A..
Lalnfs DO DO Espsieio Rssh Principe When wi, he u nd
vel worthy o. desss ya received IA sc,. a.,
ho~ n. Importer, end ~ 'ais plesibs tenn. BY
hoW sfsrELL q MecANDLIsH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-21
A co.ered Gentleman admitted to the Ear.

The Boston Pos, of tho Sd inst, says: "At Q
O'Clock this morning, S. E. Sewall. ESQ.,. before
his honor Judge Ward. moved that Macon B. Al
lcn. who was provided with a certificate of COM
potency signed by Judge Merrick, be admitted 10
practice attorney and counsellor a, law in tho
courts of this commonwealth. and. there being
40 legal objection to the motion, the gentleman
was admitted. Mr.. Allen is - years of aso-is
4 native Of Indiana, and his color and physioc-
Monty bespoak mingled Indian and African cx-
traction. in about equal proportions.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-21
Official.

We have from the "Unon" declaration Of
tho policy Of tho Administration regards Orc.
gon.-Roplying to tho Inielligencor that paper
SAYS:
We do no. understand that the Executive of
the United States has any intention of closing tho
door TO any negotiation with Great Britain upon
the Oregon question, and therefore, we might
suppose that all the differences which the Nation
al In,cIligencer draws from the supposed violent
ground that the United States TOR instance) will
not negotiate upon srch a course, lowing US the
alternative of submission war; and all tho de-
nunciatons which it SO gratuiiously pours forth
upon the shock ing absurdi;y. and tho barbarous
doctrine that We ought not to negotiate (Which
the National Inteliigonccr attributes to some OF
the Republicans,) and that thus VIC revivo that
old umpiragc of private rights-the wager OF bat.
tIe'--arc entirely misplaced.
We certainly do not understand that tho nego-
,iation about Oregon is al an end; or that our Ad
m;nis,ra,ion is determined or willing to terminate
it; or tina, there IS prospect of amicably adjust
ing tho dispute; that it must necessarily end IN
breaking up the peace of the two great countries.
This will be satisfactory to all classes. A few
may be anxious for war, but the grea: majority
of our people arc peace folks. and will learn with
iov that the administration will do nothing to
disturb the public quiet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-21

4 convention of colored men has been in sos-
sion at intervals. for tho last two weeks IN New
York. to consult as to the best means to obtain a
constitution of shat State in favor of granting
them the right of the elective franchise. with
property qualification, in the contemplated State
Convention. Their proceedings have been mark
ed with extraordinary prudence. and much abili.
~ and Judgment have been evinced by many OF
the members in the discussion OF tho question
presented.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-21
A heavy and dreadful Missile.

\ now implement of warfare of terrible eff
cacv has just boea devised in England by Pro-
fessor Brunsen. 1t consists OF liquid similar
TO alcohol. in which the oxygen is replaced by
arsenic. Ii igni,es the moment it is exposed to
the air. If any vessel filled With it, like glass
or iron gobc, should be thrown upon tho decks
or into the ports Of ship, it would ignite
tho moment tho vessel struck any hard sub
stance, ard tho inilammable liquid instantly
would be in blaze. The atmosphere at once
becomes filled with clouds Of white arsenic, by
which deadly poison is evolved and exholed.-
Being heavier than, and insoluble in water, it
could not DO cx:insuished. and Of course, it bc-
comes fatal 10 all within its influence. A dread
ful inlp.cmcn: in tho art of war.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-21

Too GooD.--It is said that Mr.. Cushing, on
being asked to dine with Mandarin Lin, discover
ed on the table something Of which he ate exor-
btan,ly, thinking it to be duck Not speaking
Chinese, and wishing to know what it was, he
pointed to it, after he had finished, saying to his
host. intorfogatively, "Quack, quack, quack''
The Mandarin, with equal brcvity, replied. with
a shake of his head, 'Bow. WOW, wow Mr..
Cushing's feelings can be imagined.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-21

William J. Brown, late momber of Congress
from Indiana, recently appointed to some
cerkship. at Washington. Tho Indiana Amer
ican in noticing this appointment says: 'If they
have placed him where there is any money to
steal, he will soon sh CIV thom another specimen
Of M'Nultv.'' This fellow but recently retired
from the office of State Librarian, in Indiana, q
ADMINISTRATIONS Cit.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-21

The Commissioners named in the several acts
to incorporate companies for the construction OF
a rail road from Cincinnati to the Lake. by way
of Columbus, held meeting at Mansfield on the
frs, of May, and after full discussion of the
several charters and routes. The meeting decided
in favor Of the route terminating at Cleveland.
Columbus and Cincinnati charter. Books for
subscription to the capital stock Of said road
were ordered to be opened on the third Monday
in June next, at Cleveland, Columbus, and all in
tcrmediate points on the route. We have no par
ticular objections to this improvement, but we
doubt whether i, can be made during the present
generation. In this age Of enterprise, however,
nothing would seem to be impossible. In the
meantime however, the travelling public can be
accommodated with speedy passage from Gin.
cinnat; to the Lake, via. the Little Miami and
Mad River and Lake Eric Rail roads, both OF
which will now be pushed to immediate compile
tion.-Urbana Cit. s Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-21
4 handsome Rose.

Tho Philadelphia. Ledger says that the Michi-
nm, or Byzantine rose, it is called, may be
planted at the side Of n dwelling, at the base Of
a column, or at the foot Of tree. From sin
gle roo; i, will spread out its branches to the
length of twenty eight thirty feet in ono sea-
Its foliage is beautiful. but what renders it
most pleasing the humorous clusters of flowers.
white, pink, rcd and black, which may be fro
queutly seen In cluster.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-21

Scch III one cluster.
S,ultz, tho celcbra ted London tailor has given
donation of $4,000 to the Tailor's Bencvo-
lent Society; and promises much moro 'as soon
as site for certain buildings which tho Society
10 about to erect can DO purchased.
The Annapolis Herald. Locofoco, says: 1--WE
rejoice 10 !earn that President Polk has expressed
a determination to remove every man from office
who does not promptly pay up his nowspape SUBJ
scrIptlons and who Is, in any respect, careless
and indifferent IN paying his just dcbts.'
c. ]. Ingcrsoll, it is said, has in tho press a
history of the late war from 1912 TO 1914, with
all its principal events and prominent actors and
tho causes which orr gina ted ia work no doubt
authentic and desirable.
The Richmond Wing lays down this cardinal
MAXIM "nover attack Wig IL S Shs. .horo is
eeofs 60 IN .ssf RHasor as.a,a s"9a 81 n. ii
The borough election in Chumbersburg. (Pa.)
resulted in complete Wing triumph.
now bonnet made of braided silk has boon
introduced in New York. and is all the rage.
We learn from the New York Evening Post
that it is in contemplation to take the necessary
steps preliminary to the construction of q
and moro direct and inland route between New
York and Boston by tho way of Hartford.
The Wisconsin Republican says. the candidate
for Justice at Green Bay, offers marry oil bach.
cIors who will vote for him at half price, and edi-
tors free.
Tho Hon. Loverc.t saltons,all, died in Salem.
(Mass.) on Thursday last.
Some time ago. gentleman aware that Mr..
Astor was better acquainted with tho resources
of Oregon than any person in this city, asked
him what he thought Of Oregon, and whether it
would be valuable acquisition! Mr.. A. replied
sit good for nothing but TO furnish furs, and
they were all gone long ago."-[N. Y. Gaz.
A New VEHICLE odd kind Of cab is in
vogue in Boston. 1t is light vehicle. about
half the usual capacity inside of which tho driver
sits at his ease. the rolns passing out Of n small
window in tho front. There is outside seat,
and these queer little nutshells. with hole in
them in great vogue with the physicians
there. They shclte, tho driver and the occupant
completely from view, and look they pass
along tho streets like horse and cab Out for
private walk on their hook.
CosT OF kIss.-The venerable Hiram Whit
ington has been sentenced at Dedham to pay 95
and costs for kissing Mrs. Horson.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-29
nIREDT IMPORTATION Of new and fashion
IL able SIRING GOODS. and greai rednctinn

nIREDT DEPORTATION Of new and fashion
~ able SPRING GOODS, and great reduction
in prices HENRY & SToDDART, corner Water
and Cont sis, have just opened select assortment
Of the following Guods for Ladies' Spring dIesses-
New patterns Wool Bal1arines, Cotton Bareje
Coored checked Muslins
Fancy figured jacquard Ging,ams
Lace and cord Pellicnats, Dimiiy
Muslin of every description, say Nainsook, Swiss,
Null, Jacconei, Cambria, Checked, SC.
Embroidered Robes, suitable for wedding dresses
II & 5. will sell at decided bargain in their last
years stock Of Baieges, Balzarines, Printed Mus
Inns. &c, comprising some of The richest goods i'm
ported. jan28
QUESTIONABLE SPRING AND SUMNER
l. CLOTHING--STANTON & BROTHERS
receiving per briggs Morea and Linden, large
assortment Of Summer Clothing made in the latest
fashion, consisting in part Of
Super Cashmarei Dress and Frock Goats
French and English Merino do do
Linen and Flannen do do do
Single Milled French Cass Pants
Cashmarett and Merino do
Fancy corded and striped Cashmere Pants
Plain and fancy Linen Pants
White and fancy Marseilles Vests
Neck Ties, Scarfs and CrayaIs Of Satin and Silk
For sale low Wholesale or retail at 25 Dauphin-st
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