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The New York herald., 1845-03-23

REVOLUTION IN IcHABoE.-lt would seem from
the BRUSH papers, that there has been revolution
in the Iaad Of Ichaboe the guano place. We must ay
that in all eur acquaintance with revolutionary history,
even in Sou h America which 'teems with revolution
every hour" remember event OF this kind, and for
snch motives A revolution in Ichaboe must be upon
rrou IDS never before taken for such purpose.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
NEW YORK hUTkL,
72l Broadway, New York City.

This and splendid establishment opened on the Of
December last situated in the fashionable quarter Of
the city, full op-ratioc h: entire front Broad
way, between Warrington aud Waverey Places has been
ranged suits oapmens and urr the most taste al
and elegant .6r the OF families and
ec 70 all who may favor the house with then
systems combined leaving optional with take
meals at liable Hoe, in private parlors la cara
suit their convenience
The oc atm of house the great number Of large and
desirable residence for those the city either business
pleasure H. BILLINGS Proprietor.
lms I'm b. MONNO 4. Restaurateur.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

A WHOLESALE Work Eight or ten members
Of the family Of Jesse Glover Fulton in Louisiana
have poisoned recently. Four OF his negroes and
one child oi Mr. o. have died Two other children are
danserously i'll and not expected to survive negro
has been arrested suspicion Of having poisoned The
family.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

ONO RIvER.-At Pittsburgh, on Tuesday, there
wee nine feet water in the channel
A. Wheeling Wedn esdsy. the Ohio river had IL feet
of water in the channel-falling.
A. Cincinnati, on Monday the river still very high
but falling
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING, ROOMS
No. Gold street, New York.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. Courtlandt street and 81 Liberty stree


Three Doors from Broadway.
THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened the 20th inst when
the Propreors will be happy accommodate their friends
md the public with board Tht Lodging are
ary aud the internal arrangements fail please
The ocson being the Of business offers
ment to merchants from other Cities and the country. not
passed by any other House in this city.
The Furniture Beds and Bedding, all and made
preas y for this establishment
Families who sh parios and Sleeping Rooms attached
De andsomey accommodated The subscribers their
friends and the public that no efforts on their par! shall ee
and hle they solicit share Of their patronage they hope by
the duties Of their vocation to give
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WYCKOFF Il co.
m
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

SUIcIDE.-George Clean, comm itted to the Pitts
hurgn goal charge of vagrancy put termination to
h existence the 18th ns by severing the arteries Of
hi arm while laborng under mania pciu.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

80 A SUPERIOR FARM FOR sALE.cConsistius Of
IN 100 including table quantity Of conveniently
Nsuad salt meadow being ths northerly Of STRAIT
tons Neck about ~ ues from Flushing landing and half
Flushing Bay embracing desirable locations for
hau tenant house. large barn &c good landing place.
and apple orchard producing about 800 els of apples
springs Of best quality near the dwelling towards of
laid down ing ground and will cut about 80
Of hay this covered with thrifty To-
The whole premss Of the richest ratura soil
fourth ef the quantity 70 produce the finest The
the whole For and other inquire Of
PL ATT STRATUM, Flushing, Long island
or Of q II WINTER, i6 Wall street, New York.
N BThe above Farm will be exchanged for property in
the city Of New York. 50 cent remain on mortgage
mhl5 2wAec
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHULESALE ANU NEIAIL
PICkLlNG AND PR RESERVE WAREHOUSE
HE of the only orign.l establishment Of
the hrd offer 70 the notice Of our southern friends
OF Fruits before public
Morris Wilkes, Honest Johns Lats
ieath Sc Pns Apples Raspberrss Aprcots Strawberries,
and other Plumbs all possessing their their
,ataral fsvors.
Also Jelys Of the Strawberry, Raspberry, Ounce and Pine
Npple and Cranberry. -
Also Pickles Casups and Sauces of imaginable de-
cpon glass Of size to suit the eosssnsnce OF
We purchaser. Go,
,ananted TO keep in climate - -
Hotel Kerprrs Boarding House Keepers, 0sssQRA Ship
,asers and Prvve Families all invited s.ll.snd
mine the selected and beautiful stoch u eAe kind
yer beforr offered to the attention Of the public.
" RECkHOW X VINCENT,
S. CoprslaEft street.
~ B-Exhy dozsn fresh Havana Pines, in ge.A ss for
sale. Also, leoo Oyster Kegs. dls smeN
The New York herald., 1845-03-23


- TO LET-The Store s75 Br9adway fitted up last yee
dows mahogany swing Goors large mirrors, counters,
nd will be let with The deep and has large
cellar uncerrea,h Possession Immediately f desired Apply
I, w. B. MOGFAT,
mag 3t.rc s35 Broadway.
IA HOUSES To LET-On the Fourth Avenue, between
9 2h and Goth streets. Also, in 25th Rent $500
These houses in progress OF erection and will
ready for he Of tenants the h Of April They
tn story, modern-bui brick dwellings, containing
Twelve rooms har dsomey finished with Of the modern
improvements marble manf.s CRATES folding DOORS Crotcn
&c hey he reached in twenty minutes from the
Hal the Railroad cars pass every FIVE minutes Apply tS
Avepue i house from Gath street. where the atten house
can be viewed
N B-Also fist rate stand for Grocery Drug store
the Of 26 stree and Fourth Avenue mh22 1src
STORE WANTED.
In Pearl rect, between Wall and Fulton
: The first aud second fcors, first floor and cellar,
I3M would Address boz 133S stating location.
terms Sc m2l Geec
- SHADE ORNAMENTAL TREES, for strrsts-
Chinese Aanhus of large and handsome growth will Be
Nplsnt.d proper in part Of the city
The Alanhus Of rapid growth free from insects end ps
fectly hardy.
VIM LAIRD, Gardener and Florist, nth street.
mh2l 3tsec East Of 4th avenue, Union square.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
THE NEW YORK HERALD
AGGREGATE CALCULATIONS
THIRTY-FTVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the PU0l1Cs
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspaper-pus-
hed every day year except New Yeai Day and Fourth
OF July Price copyor 81 7s um-postssss
paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published sye Saturday
moning-price 6k or ~ II annrm-post
ages paid. cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circuato II the
Herald is THRTY-FlVE THOUSAND, and increasing
fast II has the largest circulation Of paper tks. cv
Or fhe oord and IT, therefore The best chde for 6ss,ess
the city country Prices modeSatecash in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the moderate price,
aa5 in the elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR THE HERALD EsTABLsHMEKr,
Northwest of Fulton and Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

ABpucTIov OF GIRL "A girl, under IA years
II age, named Sarah r Harrison, was entced
from her parents W ,ne CITY on ouE1ay ias ny youns
avern on ST. Paul street, and sent for his father end
unce O1e OF thsm pretended to be a magistrate, an
united the couple il matrmony He then took the giiI
his fltbers and passed he night with her a. his wife
rhe mex, day complaint Of the pars nts the two su
ons father and uncle arrested and sitter an exam
,s,iop bs fore the police both committed
to await their trial The young made bis escape
and has yet been found He Is said TO have legally
,rrsd wife residing in one Of the sdjoining counties.
The girl, finding herself imposed upon, returned to her
parents.-RochssteriDe Democrat
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

LAMPS, GlkANDOLtS, HALL LANTERNS
AND CANDELABRAS,
FOR THE SPRING TRADE
D'ETZ, BROTHER s co No - John sire I. are manu-
Of articles in their ins Of The follow descriptions which
they will sell at whoesse retail ct low pr for cash.:
Improved Chemical Oil and Camphene Lamps.
Solar Lamps, Gilt and Bronzed, great variety.
Comel;us Co.'S" celebra cd Pat Solar Lsr Lamps.
Girandoes patterns gilt, silvered bronzed
Saspending SolaIs, Donc Camphene Lamps,
acket Solar, Size do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do d.
Pa ent Lard Hand Lamps, Stind do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphens Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure SIerm Oil,
10 Camphene, solar aud Lard Oil,
do Burning Fluid, Refined Whale Oil.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

AMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLES, &c.-The
II subscribers have made such with the
factuers that they w after the 2t day Of March be ready
exhibit by far the best Of House Furnishing
Goods in the United States at very reduced price. They
BEAUTIFUL goods such Solar and Lard Lamps and Chal
les variety of suitable for private houses
Cande Chandal,sls Grandoes. Mane Lights, Brackets
Pendants, Lanterns, SC.
great variety Of style English Goods received rer ship
Europe aud opening such line quality plated Baskets
ishes, &C. Sc
Cutlery dozens and variety Of rich aud
plain Glasswae-n Short almost every article required for
may b. found tn. cribers show rooms
WORAM HAUGHWOUT,
mhl5 i'm m BROADWAY
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
HOBE'S PATENT

EXTE NSION DINING TABLES,
WITH METALLIC SLIDES, long known the
w duvable convenient aud elegant of Extension Tables
acured; warranted to constantly and not to BE-
choice perns suited for private paro hotels steam
niture always hand the Wsrerooms NoO Grand
of Em where the public respectfully invited call
and examine. avF. mrI tm*rc
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
T. GERARDlN, Commission Merchant Is John street. NJ
stairs ha: Just received on and offers for sale
compsngPa white and rich fancy decorated lining Sets
Mugs with mottos Cologre Bottle Figures; Tets tete Sets,
&C., &c.
Also plain and rch Cut Glass Decanter Water Bottles,
Celery Bowls, Preserve Dishes, Tumbers Gobe, Wiues,
&C., &c
Astral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes.
HrOrden for Cut Glass Ware Gliding and Painting ON
China Ware, to match pattern executed promptly
Iua&rc
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WARRANTED THE CHEAPEsT AND THE BESl
IN NEW YORK.
j. STOUVENtL " CO.,
MANUFkCTUNEHs OF =
GIL SIS n ~ ID l. A nj p s

MANUFACTURERS
GLASS A " ID l. A NJ PS
'or DESCRIPTION,
DEaPEC TFULLY call the OF Country Merchants
~ Hotels Steamboats Ship Masters and families to o as
being tued by ourselves
aud which be surpassed III qualtysnd WORK m.nshp
comprising complete nssortu ent OF new pa terms o ut ano
PLAN Glass oi!aidolts solar, Lard and Camphne Lamp,
bract ets Cand laras Hall Lamps and Lanterns, with ~
u Gass Astral and other Lamps altered to Solar and Lard
aud ehnished equal TO new.
Glass and Lams made order and match pattern
- Goods leaned FOR Parties.
Factory 20 Gold Wholesale and IL tail Store Ne.
john street. near Broadway. mhi9 imsrc
WATCHES WATCHES AND yEWELki .-1no.e
" who wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches, 0od
Chains, Gold pencis kevs &C., will find IL greatly their
,dvanse to call the subscriber who selling all descrp
OF the above much lower than other house
the city Gold Watches low so and t23 each Watches
sod JewslrY exchanged bought. Ali Watches
rAnsd eep sosd the money refunded Watches,
Jeeiry repaired in the best aud warranted
,t much less than the usual prices
u. Z. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewery,
md lnsm Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall st.. up Stain
SaCOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITu RE-
- WANTED And he highest cash given all kinds
t cast off Clothing good second hand tuntur Perof
wisbuq 10 dispose Of will do well call the
ber address line through the Post Office which wiz
be punctuslly attended to. - -, b. LEVY,
t9k Chatham street, NJ. Y.
on hand reasonable Of gente-
mems Clo,hng cheap Tor cash. i% im'ic
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

- COUNTRY SEAT TO LET-To let for one or
he Oh iS e.. yysr seat
containing about 10 acres.
che sssa S% last
Possession can be given Immediately For terms, sPgyto
ms 2wsec So Wall street or 7As Broadway.
TO LET:
AT FORDHAM: WEsTCHEsTER co, N Y.
xk LARGE and Cottage formerly occupied
3T&,y Tb1 Bas.ford with Garden snd Fruit Tree: Of
TSs Newt York sss S 4
% Esss Il "a Car M nd % Ne" s
TO SECRET SOCIETIES.
% Ma q R90m and g. %
tbaIiae street St,ea up !ods room Can be- Ss seen
@ u s:s s,,f;'
- I,Y Ls;l-Ihe large three story and attic Brick
SEVENTH and TSresn.h With n:
s ssa Rsn ds
sds avenue
Twelfth and nhssnte 'ssts with sliding Soo marble
moderate circumstances.
asiey side Of eh Lane or Avenue near the Eighth
Aztn"e AID Opposite 9Rss the lark as
on the ssssey side Of hs Eghsh between sh and
@ So
china and saIthenware hardware jewelry millinery con
front :; s will M be rented s
in front for hedy &c. q. H. WINTER,
FIJI Im"rc sIS Wall teet.
SHAkSPEAKE HOTEL,
CORNER OF WILLIAM DUANE STREETS, NY.
- THE subscr respectfully Informs the public that
m he has leased the above establishment and is pr.
pared to accommodate them with Board and Lodg ng,
moderae II has been the thorI igh
and complete repair, painted and retxd with additional
furniture and he w not usual what he intends do
but olicits the travelling community visit and give him
trial. and judge for that the under his
management deserving the patronage Of the public The To-
chants from the country from its retired atuation
ed by any other house in the city.
Terms 81 per day-per week in proportion.
The begs call the attention of parties that the
Assembly Room will be let those giving Balls and Con-
cer the remaining of the and that the
will shortly Re put in complete repair and fitted in
hcent style He further calls the attention Of s Professional
gentlemen law that his for ab and referees
has undergone alteration and that ready
tion Of room hire.
MIA select number Of permanent boarders will be taken
very moderate
m6 2w~Uc MlNORD 9. THRESHER,
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS,
No. B Gold street, New York.
(LATE THE cALEDoNIA).
HENRY WILSON (pf Brookyn) begs TO inform his friends
sGd the aIbic that he viii cp.n the above named
Tbs house has been thoroughly newly furnished
department and the best Of description
liquors cigars Wines domestic and imported ales and porte,
will be prov ided.
An Ordinary will be served up every day from to O'Clock
M and Refreshments will be furnished hour durine
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

rso COUNTRY SEAT TO LET-To let for one or
~ more the beautiful country known Wood
awn situated the Norh River at foot Of Sad street.
containing about IS
The dwelling house new having been built last year.
the stable and other buildings are 10 good order.
Possession can be given Immediately For apply
w. l.. CUrTING
ms 2w~ec So Wall street. or 7<8 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

FHILaDELPHIA. February 18Th, 100
G6AEkhs sahEkf JGoAAMsT9 GAMMsTr90 RoBERT JOHNSTON CO.
STOCK EXCHANGE
LECTION OFFICE,
No. II sourH THIRp ST. OPPOSITE TO THE MrcHArIc's
BANK, PHiLApELPHII.
Dealers in Uncurrcnt Bank Notes. Relief Notes. Gold and
liver Coin, &c.
Drafts Notes and Bills collected with DESPATCH on favorable
Drafts st. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Baltimore New
l ork Boston, &c, constantly for sale.
All orders for the purchase and sale Of United Sfss Govern
State City Incorporated Co.'S and descrr
ion Of Bank Insurance. Hail Road and Canal Ce stocks.f
,nded promptly and with the Board of Brokers'
REFERENCES
William Patton, Jun Esq. Cashier Philadelphia
tcull Il Thompson, do
Buck Y Potter, do
Nlorssn, Buck Co., Do
David s. Brown Co. do
Ecke, Srangler " Raiguel. do
Mercer, Brother X Go. do
IN
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSIONS AND Loss OF LIFE We
have before us a copy of letter from Mr.. Wig
gins boarding officer Of the Custom House to the Cosc
tor at this port giving the details OF dreadful explosion
that occurred the TOW boat Pilot Captain Brown,
the 10Th inst At the Pilot in the act of going
gave ay with terrible eopcnssop. SO violent was the
explosion that part of the boat thrown into the air
with such force carry away the opgaIlant mast and
yard of the Pioneer and otherwise injure
her The Pilot il complete wreck. The pilots at the
B.ze Immediately after the accident sent their whale
and milo, boats to the scene of distress By this disaster
VIM Fagau, the first engineer, was killed in an in
sfant WIN Webster, branch pilot who board the
brig and VIM RELY, second engineer were badly IN
fremen slightly burt and three persons, Mr. Davis
(steersman), Mr. Berry, ond another missing MIR Wig
gins infers from the nature OF the wounds inflicted by
the explosion that there very little water in the
boilers at the time Of the catastrophe Captain Brown
and several o hers thrown eff the vess3 by the
cussion but were picked up by the Of the brig
rhe engineer killed duty at The time-N. o. Pic.
March Ia.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
rHE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
VIM. Matthieusssn, and M. b. Sanford,
u.hH cr,D

lat FULTON STREET,
Is THE PLACE for all those who wish supply their ward
robe with good fitting at reasonable prices The
sublcber their friends and the public that they will
let them in the tailoring business, regards
the style the Of their fits and owness Of prices
having hand we'll selected assortment Of Cloths Cass-
and Vesngs of every desirable style Also gentenens
outftng COM ris every ar'icr that is usually
We have the confidence that please the fas:i
Iious
raat pleasure be taken show styles Of fashion and
who will favor with their patronage. Re
lect the place, i27 Fulton street -
WM. MATTHlEsSEN,
mh2i I'M rrc M Be SANFORD.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

T0TATUEs-sO0 ushels prime English Potaoes, in excel
lmt oicr Just or sale lots 70
~ '' W. X j. T. TAPSCOTT,
wm,sec 16 South street, cor. Maiden Lane.
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

- FOR SALE-A FARM-Siluated at IsiP. Suffolk
HR lounty l. adjoining >m,thtown. Said Farm contains
ace 80 Of which Wooo; the remaining 50 acres
state Of good CO nvaon Iher. are TWO hpu... and also
ase hcuse .tabas for eight hoes ice house, good
ANY further information be Obtained No SO beecker
few doors from Broadway. Half the purchase
mou~v remain nm mo f25 msm
The New York herald., 1845-03-23


s %i:' sSS:s'
;: Ss:s si
fy The oSwins annsal Flower Seed sre now
ssy s sSsS Yff;
s
ssi q s s.;1
snowy show Ths:.aq.Is S,ps :sSsi
mass from Jaas anti NS,smSep ri pSon
a Son y 'ts Il.
Loaza Au,snaca-aes runner with p:insuM s,sshaped
% very ss double nd s sS;s".ly 1
a Ss s sfLss s M.a or
o"ps .. whs
!:sI IL: :a''ia Blu: attractive flower '-'s's' S'ns
every variety Of Biennial and Perennial Flower Seeds
'''@.1. {: se
& ,.,S for A.; Early
C&oiCE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS.
sfs:
package q superb 'sIssi': are now ready
ShIoy b5as %o.a-;gsaad ,aow fioNs1 Of a.. eo|Sn
POrfulacca SDleadenN mXeu-VeYy
b crimson and S:y 1[m'cS aower -
Double ps;is pa s@:.N"msIsa. sssss kind. ni.rd,
ao Isnaiors haissa BioeR i'1 new varie-
ssl5 %.eaysy eT C.. p'''sy in great '
Easu. COLOR. on on. m ,roou.
Ns%sphiIa la.isn Gsadih,r. pha.yloides variety
Nosns stsipicfosl blue trailing flower
stripe.
ept s1a ,sI1xss
Sa ss a &
iyeTs Corouors or Large White Rocket CandytuN
D E,ssap ssa s.
S,sf.ss; iss vsrisss. 81
large coiiscoa OF hu sathy Plants in flower ar. in the
oISass's Sasqs:!: ss.S Ss::s Fi.ssi. .lwsy. on a,nI
attended with prompns:; a1d hsntug sscei'ed
mhla 1mrc 56s Broad way lobseryel cor Prince st
Sfsal acres Juniper Swamp read. Nss,owp: y miles
n:"sy S ruth g S
scenery mite and adjoining two iurnpite roads.
rs.: i: Jas Ss Ess 81 si%
one DIOR from Peck slip mh2o st-ec
TAcfes beautiful and healthy :itsaIiOp, Two miles from
ra lrosd depot al the city Of New Bfun,wck New
J-rs. the old road Phladelphia On the Psmises
goo house two bars crib &c and variety Of fruit
For further fons.ing pquiie Of " DERM9IT sdoia-
e 3 Chamber st. Nrw York. Ii sold by Is Of April will
be to let mh20 8*m
80 FOR SALE-A FARM-Situated At IsliP. Suffolk
S8 County adjoining >m,thtown. Said Farm contains
ace % Of which Wcoo the remaniug 50 acre. are
two good wells of water the farm; large barn with
house stabne for eight horses ice house good
large garden, enclosed picket fence, fruit &c.
Any further Information be Obtained No SO Bleecker
street few doors from Broadway Half purchase
mou~v ca nm mcvt imsm
stsxk SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE-Consisting Of
9Sl0 including table quantity of conveniently
suad salt meadow, being the norherly part Of STRAIT
ton. Neck sbCu. u niles from Flushing landing and half
riuhins Bay embracing desirable locations for
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-BOOTS AND
SHOES

- 4; JOHNSON tlats Wilson & Johnsor) has -
ION hand, in store A2 hatham street, directly
the theatre Of the best assorted Of
Sa Grain aud Seal Thick and THU Soled Boots and
peEd and sewsd from the Eastern manufct ries Lade
gre. ysIs;.y Of csdfsn shoe. than other h.
Boots.
open till 10 O'Clock in the evening" giving country mer
chants opportunity ofexamning the goods leisure
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

s.n FARM TO LET OR FOR SALE, containing abou:
4 acres. Juniper Swamp road, Nswtown, 81 miles
~rom WiilamsbuIgh ferry, with good farmhouse barn.
scenery niic. and adjoining two turnpike roads.
Those who Il such place vii seldom meet such
an oiIer. Eoqure Of DONOHUE, 234 Front = Yo k
Al from prck sliD
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

RI EMP-3Oo bales superior Dew Not, for sale by.
II n. X. C0LLiNL CO.,
m6ee " Bouth su st
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

the boat
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR
BALTIMORE
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAIL kOAD COMPANY.
Via Chester Wilmington, Elkton, Havre de Grace, &c
FARE REDUCkD.
aR 9a E4
the d.p corner Eleventh and Market Streets fo~s-
Except Sundays) at Iok P NJ.
Or on tn. ARRIVAL of the r "a. tram r I'm New York,
FARE THREE DOLLARS
The above the only lines that connect with those
leavir & Baltimore for the 80 ,th and West
WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH
the peeo Passenger. for tbursh take the steamboat at
Browry lie.
Western Pas, enyer. leaving New York at PM, can
tske the tha LIE Phil .deph Mt 10Y M and arrive
in time Cor he cara leaving at AN for the West,
Fac to Wheeling tls-fittsburgh, S2 -
Returning the ears le Bait more at AM. and PM.
Freight Passenger Train,
FARE FIFTY CENTS.
Passenger Car will be attached The Freight Train esv
the Dspota5P NJ Fae so cents Passengers this Line
will arrive IN Baltimore At ca ly hour Lg.
Freight TO Baltimore.
DRY GOODS, l2h cents per 100 lbs.
ORUCERlES &c. 10 cents per 100 lbs
kephts we'd aud forw ared daily (exce sandays from
the Deot Of lth and Market stes and dryed in Bal
moie al an eatl er hour than by any other li e
g. II. HUDDrLL, Ae.rt Phls
~ GEO. FISHER, A. cut,
mh2I I'm No. Wall -, Nest streets
The New York herald., 1845-03-23

.ree FARM FOR SALE-Price $l5Oo-U Ugntaning l8
1 cres beautiful and healthy situation, two miles from
Jns The old road % Ph adeph. On tn. smi... .s
For further formatng inquire Of K. DERMOTT sdjoi
ing Il place Of pETEr G. COkTELYOU, Type Found
err l3 Chamber st. NV York. Ii sold by Is Of April will
he "a, mh2O m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-24

% In his recent SPEECH. in the British Parliament
"n PrrI's Irish Bank Bill, O'CornrlI renark.ri:-"ile
had prFused the rpn ii the Devon cmn n,sion and hr
f'nnd that here ahuut 900 1t the population
"i Ireland IN stale Ut great d,s-ss such as WIS not In
'be we'll drs'y'rd. They >,Yd. VI cIhh.d. pad
had'y aud living in huls iha, were ~rvnus To the rain
"lh''r to DIS ~'r wr-ni'd--rI,n whnh blanket " A.
Fr"nkid'rrd luxury. They were The must miserable
'prss'n,ry In En"w."-A terrible p,r,nrr, il mnst te
Confessed. And yet O'Connrll whlnrs over the evils If
mgr" slavery. and with his fiery e"q.-ncr drnounces
those who keep large pur,inn Of the human rar. in
hndagt His philanthropy. it seems to us. nigh, find
'ample nam and yrrgr enough" Er it's exercise a home
in relieving The real sui, rinas ii his nwn rounirymrn
Why. then. should p exhaust il in pulin. la,urn' ao,s
over the Imaginary wrungs ola race the cndi,n Of the
's degraded q hmm ~nvistir. hen compared with
his description Of he desti,ui Il his country
msn9 But it is the psssIon Of men. every where,
crnsads 10 foreign lands. tn amriS~ae the condition
Of psopls whusr Wsnls nsgnifrd by dissrre and To
pass by the suffering and poverty with ~hNh they every
day come in ro"sc, ard familiarity with Which seems
to beeet ind ference 10 its claims 10 ,hes sympathy
an! anevvsnce,