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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-13
whole Navy,

TRIAL OF McCURRY This man was aralgned
in the City Court at Baltimore on Monday. The
trial excited great attention, and the courtroom wal
crowded Out Of one hundred and ten jurors called
seventy-nne challenged for cause, and nineteen
ptorily. question raised the capacity
Of member Of the Odd Fellows Association to s upon
the jury the deceased tMr. Roux) having belonged to
that body. Trers appointed, and they decided that
an Odd Fellow not disqualified The jury having
been sworn and the indictment read the Court adjourned
of the following day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-13

SERIOUS ACCIDENT The iron Revenue steam
cutter "Georse M Bibb" was launched at Pitts
before the time set apart for launching the boat
started from its fasenings and rushed its ways into
the river which nearly crossed Mr. Buckhart was
dangerously injured, and Mr. Mckee had his arm bro
ken Several others thrown into the river but they
war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-13

RuMoRRD MuapRR.-It reported at Bristol
Durfee Of Fall River had been found shot. with his
throat cut about three miles north Of Stone bridge in
TiveIton He contractor for stone and LEFT New
port on Saturday evening for home with $500 his
person We have not been able to gather any moro par
icuiars. and hope the may prove false-Provi-
dence Journal. March IL
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COM STOCK & CO.,
~ C0urtlandt street,
HAVE ON HAND
THE FOLLOWING
NAMED AkTICLES,
WHICH HAVE
OBTAINED SUCH


CoNNELs MAGICAL Pain EXTRACTOR, su,.. all
or scad Il the vtss are aninjur.d Every family
.hoa'd have boz 81 hi. the house the money will al
ATiIsisl.1 6eUiNTf:kAcrEp CORDS Stiff joints
mi if1ss q; mi Of
.csps: We invite to es and personally referred to gentle
SFS#$ sSf SsSS
s I'll 81
*: .: ::s,
."ss ss.s ' ss Oil S ..
any ssir wsksfERN
best family medicine in the xo,id l. Y positive and war
tion Cosyeness &e No person possibly this article
for any the above complaints without receiving
HAYS NINENT, and LIN. Balm q China Or The money
refunded Who viii now suffer with this distressing eom
COMsToCK & cos sARsApARILLA, is a. pure and
s a E.ss from this ES 10 cam y
a. SsnS b.. - cent? Pc. bottle q per dozen Il 4 the 0ny
Asf Sbfx 1lSn bYEThi. chemical PREPARATION
81 isS X.
'S.; .sl rHss
aOle Ink Pearl Powdsr e beat seis IN uss Diamond
DETTER's MAGIC HAIR oII.-t rive. to tn. hair
other OIL soils the ns Mats ia the least no mat
particular that Is, any lady gentleman shall nse hs o
and find hssc untrue their money will refunded
! iT imrs CoMsToCK CO.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

THIS and splendid establishment opened on the Of
December last situated the fashionable quarter Of
the city, nov il full opsratoT III; entire front Broad
ranged in suits ofapartments and the u
and elegant for the accommodation oil families and
perfect all who favor the house with their
combined leaving optional with take
meals Table dHoe, in private parlors Ia carta
suit their convenience
The Location Of house the great number of large and
desirable residence for those visiting the city
pleasure. j. H BILLINGS, Proprietor.
ma lm*m b. MONNOT. Rsstaurateur.
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
: Re has leased the above establishment and pre-
pared to accommodate them with Board and Lodging,
moderate Ii has been the thorough
End complete repair painted and ,eted with additional new
but socits the travelling community visit and give him
trial aud judge for themselves that the under his
deserving the of the public The 10
cation being central to business: offers Inducements to msr-
from the country rom its retired sua0n unsurpass-
ed by any other house in the city.
Terms 81 per day-per week in proportion
The subscriber call the of parties that the
Assembly Room viii be to LET to those giving Balls and Con-
ces for the remaining of the and that the
will shortly he put in complete repair and fitted in magn
cent style He further calls the attention Of the profess ona
has undergone alteration and that ready accommsdate
them reasonable tems-whch will be by his regua-
ton OF room hire.
MIA select number Of permanent boarders will be taken
very moderate terms.
MINORD g. THRESHER.
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE NAvY.--It seems from a
statement, which we find in one of our exchanges
hst nearly sixth Of the ooers of the Navy have
been taken from Virginia. The list of iSa4 shows that
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ROBERTSONS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
No Ios FULTON STREET. a

4 ~ d
and large sss I'd many
Elan deserve. and has almost every
s1 s e s
S . saS nd a: IL and
a
30 .g dss;s
has employed large number best wolnsn n
s;1 he
ntmsis personal Iaowtdss Of he BUSINESS,
great sc a for purchasing 70 the hes. rent
hsIsne e; g leash dsyss
:sys .ss ds':S1 III
S @ 70 IN II a
and their respective prices in ne Ts :
with H. hsi:seiSrs sold at 50 and g.
,s saaTI % snd them sauss good service:
This Is the same article heretofore sold at s. 50 and
s. sCys e: Finish s ss dys
Usually sold s. aud ss;s.v.iy neat in appear :
'A''' 'A' very 's'''et cAPs.
s ss h
', s'a' Usually sold at 81 50 and 81 -
A. 1.aslly ;eid s.slS .ad si;S...'..
where. - .
i particularly recommended well FOR eectualy preventing
injury from perspation oil applied the hair
greater and comfort the wearsr. a3i lm*ec
"A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED.o
~ GEN fLEMEN who maze it a rule to lay out a
their the best advantage, respectfully -
notified that they purchase Hats and Caps at
ROBERTSON'S PHOENIX HAT AND CAP
Establishment,
No os Fulton street. east side Of Broadway much cheaper
than other place in the city An nexbe adherence
system Of large sales small profits and cash delivery
enables the proprietor offer The different articles in his line
at the following reduced rates
First rn. quality Nutrla Fur ....$s5
|
'0'''AiA .''''''.'CAPSj' - $500
First quality mems. and boys. .........sI
second 90
-. 1hlrd 70
Especially the style of mmnEJ superior any the
city comparison Of the qualities and prices with those Of
other establishments. will deduction of 81
customary prices All Hats warranted Of the fashionable
Broadway patterns
NBThe wopetors extensive arrangements enable him
OFF, very advantageous bargains to wholesale dealers aud
cor mfr me ms rnAu
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OREGoN-A letter from Multnomah City, Oregon
Territory, dated June Is, 1874, says the Oregon
Legislature convened in that city the day previous This
Legislature is formed by the citizens Of the Territory,
and rests for its hority voluntary compact among
the people, as in ell primitive governments Since the
general government Ct the Union has failed hitherto
extend over region the emigrsns have re-
sorted to their natural rights end formed voluntary 20
tca association for themselves, the in the
is member Of the Oregon Legislature. The crops
very good in June last-especisy the wheat crop;
passing any thing known this side of the mountains
Lsborers commenced 81 SO per day with board included
The improvements about the falls OF Willamette
progressing rapidly The emgranis eager for the
passage Of Oregon bill and insist upon the retention by
our government of every inch Of that Territory There
pastui age Tor cattle during the whole and
abundance OF mber building and other purposes Pro-
duce commands good price bsns shipped to the Russian
can be purchased at different places in the Territory
though rather high prices presents the Hudson Bay
Company commandDg the market for such articles In
short the nrst dicuies Of an early settlement in re-
mote region have been removed, and without the aid
encouragement uhch Government ought long ego
have afforded II must be humiliang to every Amerca
that country deserves considerable extent the
reproach by Great Britain with regard TO the
American and uttered by Col Barre In the House
Of Commons IN l77b when in reply to the charge that
these colonies had grown up Under the Profession of En-
gland he declared that instead being and pro-
,scsed ssy nsd r IN wealth prosperity and mum
aid and encourage them. So II has been with Oregon
Emigrruts have gone thher, encountered difficulties
troduced the arts and comforts Of civilized life establish
ed schools, built churches, founded cities, engaged In
commerce, established colonial legislature defended
themselves against all eneroachments in word laid the
foundations OF prosperous empire in advance of any
action by our Government. They now demand "a they
have been demanding for years that the protecting end
sustaining arm Of Republic shall be extended them
Although their greses best advocate the lsmented
Linn has psssed from the stage of action yet cause
M re-, ysrs and demanding with
should always give to It's pioneers.
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FROM THE UPPER MrssIssIPPI.-The steamer
Lynx arrived this morning from Galena. She is
She reports the river clear of with four feet water
both rapids. The river falling slowly at 0aena the
day before yesterday but swelling In the vicinity OF the
lover rapids The L. brought down 2224 pigs OF lead
which Is the first receipt from above this seasonSt
T1u;s Era March
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FIGHT BETWEEN THR CREEK AND PAwNEE INDIANS.
We learn that the Pawnee Mahas attacked, about
days since, the Creeks who live upon Little River
the store Of MIR. Thomas Hszen. The Greeks re-
pulsed them after killing six OF their and witt
any loss their side. The Pswnees have returned to
their homes upon the wide prsiries for
with which they have sworn to return and take
venge. The scattering Creeks removing from the
exposed quarter TO the denser settlements An Of
the asr been transmitted to the commanding ocer
apporoned to the seminoes by the late treaty and
whittier they are daily removing. The Pawness, when
they back 10 fulfil their threat, will find rouble
'cn's cus'crns in Hs'lech Tnstenug.gec the q mucle
ehi nid VII rpt - lsr "Iletty aCnipar -ftk.usss
Lutciigtnotv, Fec ~.
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H. E. WILLARD,
AUCTION GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION

Cacn No liz Nassau street. first floor; New York.
II. and Merchandise all kinds personally attended
the residences Of ren9ushng housekeeping
disc oevsy description CONSUMED for sale sales settled
and traders always have accommodation advances
goods for private sale ma lmsec
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AMERICAN EAGLE HORSE ESTABLISH
MENT,

Corner OF Delaney and Christie streets,
THE undeI:gned il nov prepared TO take in Horses. Csr,
at public or private sale suit the owners
Public sales evecy Thursday at ii o'clock, AM
Country dealers particularly will find it their interest
call and examine the extensive misses Of this univa!ed
tabshment which conveniently accommodate nearly
hondred.h,rses They will ais find the attend equal
other in the city, and purchasers recommended the propre
The charges moderate, and mad. the times
N.BHorses taken Livery the reasonable
ctr Of March, and attended By multitude Of buyers and
sellers who expressed themselves highly gratifed with the
pc Of and the liberal
ing business JOHN WILLIAMS, r oprietor
The regular public sale will place upon Thursday
next, the 18th March, at IL o'clock Am. ms 6tsuc
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The House Of Assembly of

NKw BRuSswIcK.-The House OF Assembly OF
New Brunswick, by a vote OF 20 to 9. have passed
resolution which declares that present executive
council Of the province does possess the confidence OF
be House or the country at large This was followed
by address her majesty by vote OF "a to
(Which sets forth the maeasance OF the Lieutenant
Governor he having appointed for provincial secretary
which caused the retirement Of four members Of btr me
jsstys executive council the governor concluding 10
keep him in Office against their wish
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FOR. SALE.
TO LET.


AT FORDHAM, WEBTCHEsTER CO., N. Y
$40 LARGE and conyenient Cottage formerly occupied
T1,y Thos baxsford, with 0ardcn nnd Fruit Trees oil
uescr tion, ndJvinnesituated within two or three
hundd yards o. 81 Jon College. The New fork ana liar
lem railroad Car. and from New York ss times day
Apply at 479 Pearl street, New York. fis lmsro
s.Xz FOR sALE-A valuable Farm, forming part Of the
a The Of Wesscheser, eqsisting one hundred
Of land properly fenced nd good order Upon
Farm commodious modern built Mansion House.
garden stable and all appendaaes. suitable
two Farm Houses and all buildings Also
valuable mill and water power and orchard. The said
Farm accessible from the city, being within miles
Of the City HALL with the privilege OF free brioge
Harlem river The cars Of the harleI ksroad run within
qure tween u and 3 r. M. Of H. M. MOhRlH,
jl8 lmsrc IL Pine street, second story.
NO A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-.Situssed
n the town Of Pelham Wstchester County bordering on
1.-THE village OF East Chesrr, about l6 miles from New
York. containing 40 Of iand30 wood land, the
balances 30 . in high Of cultivaron with fruit trses
recently built together with large barn. stone hen hours
rib No. he place beautifully suaedi commanding
Of the Sound and surrounding county II will be sold
low exchanged for improved city property For uher par
tcuars apply at ~ West street, between Carse ana cor
Also Lots of Ground Is by oo on easterly Of
1ilh Avenue, between s1th sah streets f22 imsic
,sxsy FOR sALE-A FARM--situated at Islip, suffolk
K1RCounty, l., adjoining smithtown Said Farm
B2 80 Of which is Wooo the remaining %
two good wells OF water the farm; large barn with
sablng for eight horses house, agood
rre garden enclosed picket fence fruit &C.
iny further nf,ma MAJ be Obtained at No % Blceckr
street few doors from Broadway Half toe purchase
money remain on mortgage. 10 lm~m
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FRENCH CHINA
REMOVED TO
MO IS LIBERTY STREET /,

DALEsAiE Importer and Agent for Manufaeturers has
a. always hand large assortmert Of dinner and
plain white and gilt French Porcelain well Dinner and
Dessert Plates Of all Sizes assorted Dishes Soup Tureens
Covered Dishes Salad Bos Fruit Blankets. Custards and
5tands.
Also Fancy Tes Ssss. and Rich Decorated Disne1 sets
Aso Tea and Chocoass Wars. Creek breach aad American
shape.
All the articles warranted Of tho bcst quality. and n
cold liberal and in lots sutpuYchasers
d
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DA @ U e r r e TYPE
GENERAL

U ISHING ESTABL ISHM EMIT,
EXCHANGE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA
Artists that they hays sOn,dsySby snlasea h:r
and Europe They have also made arrangements supplied
with every article used in the Dagnerreotype Art They
have lately received large supply of Voigaener celebrated
Cs1.sa consisting Of three asren. .1s: for The sale q
Plates and Chemicals either for Dsglesotype Csloype
made their especial order Gases ofa Sizes the best Polishing
Substances and every other article used for the
constantly on hand N long epnnseten with q. Dasuer
recommendation and reliance Dssueneotype Artists BY
ordering articles from Of the above named countes
Their prices cash Prices Current and information
may be obtained by addressing lpostpaid) to
H. & F LANGENHEIM,
rs lm*ec Exchange Building. Philadelphia
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TO ECONOMISTS

to EOONOWIC
CARPETS CLEANED WHOLE FOR SIX CENTS pei
~ yard and the coors made look liant when
Also spots tatea Of carpets blankets cleaned, carriage
cleaned kid gloves cleaned window and tabereh,
dyed waeTed Also, window damask silk and woollen
yelye Grapes gauzes table &C. &c dyed equal
cents pants do. Is cents All cles returned in week..
Couatry orders puncnally attended TO- by,
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

No. spruce street. N Y.
THIS Is the only manufacuy Of any the United
States. The cribe,s offer for sale inspection the
splendid Of Shades superb and
Of the well known public build
ngs in Europe aud this country hand works Of and
taste this establishment We being
fsonal and well experienced profess give salts
faction when favored with orders
mh9 m$ec BARTOL X DE MAURY.
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SWORD EXERCISE,

Mr. HAMILTON. having entered into an arrangement with
No a. Am street and also the Military Hail.
ends commencing Cis. for the Sword Exercise in all its
6ranches-America1 and French such Small and Broad
several years engaged Teacher Of the Sword in the United
Slater Army.
N.Bvounteer Companies wishing TO become perfect in
either Musket Artillery Drill be taught the the
moderate terms by application the advertiser II Ann
street, Capt Smith, Military Hall, Mr.. Fuller.
I'M m
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DALLY'S TOBACCO MANDATORY,
8S5 River st, Troy

CIGARS CIGARS! CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL 90 Nassau street, opposite the Herald Build
respectfully invites the attention Of his friends and
the public generally the following choice Cigar, just
ceived by late arrivals from Havana:-
Regalas Of various Panetelas of various AllianSa,
brands, brands, Knickerbocker
Nomas, Principles, La Flornda,
Yngenuidad, Rionda, Estrellas,
Esperanza, Napoleones, Lara.
La India, Noregas, Lord Byrons
The above San and imp0ed and
the trade are invited to call and examine them.
~. B-Orders from abroad will be strictly attended to.
III
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,

John ROACH, Cptic % Nassau street. New York, Is
constantly manufacturing, and has always hand all
nces the best quality used in the Dagu eoype
and is general He has also hand the Hungarian
or German Accelerating Liquor.
Cameras Of his manufacture we'll French Ger
man The German Cameras sold at this establishment
will be warranted genuine.
Orders from the country for any articles used will
be promptly and carefully attended
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TO SECRET SUClETIES.
"a TO LIE r-From LIST May NEXT the large Room in the
f upper of house East Broadway aud Ca
Jul tharine street, hted for odg Can be
Dr..ecn ~ and o'clock, p. M For further part,cu-
lars enquire 81 Caharne street, Of HIGHT,
y0 Henry street f2l lmsm
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SAMUEL THOMPSON'S
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE,

the n avenue trailroad) between l2s,h and 18th ss
The mtory substantial t~ brick building 40
feet 200 tn abck carriage house and engine house adjon
Inv The s and avenues are regulated and Paved ana all
dy tor immediate occupancy. The VIII be sold leased
purchase remain bond and for long
time.
Apply to C. w. VAN voORHlS or H P. McGOWN &c
John srest, whore amap Of the property can be
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. COurtlandt street and 81 Liberty street
NEW YORK
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS,
No. Gold street. New York.

LATE THE CALEDONIA).
ENRY WILSON (of Brooklynl begs TO inform his friend:
establishment on ssONDAY. the iuth of March. sl5.
The has been thoroughly repaired newly furnished
liquors cigar. wines domestic and imported aes and porte,
will be provided.
An Ordinary will be served up every day from O'Clock
and Refreshments will be furnished any hour during
the day and evening. f28 lmje
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IA TO LET-Two Stores beautifully situated In the
: buildings lnow nearly completely the nGthwesterly
Of Broadway and Reade street, (known the La
Far.e Buildingsl
Also convenient Basement well calculated for
Oyster Saloon, &c.
Also several convenient Stores the second story suitable
for Merchant Talors Fashionable ner Dessmakers &C.
together with variety Of Rooms in the 3D. 3d. h and Sub
Pantries Bedrooms attached with Rooms suitable
Dentists Painters Daguerreoypes and Exhibition Rooms &c.
Those wanting Of the above description
qsested call examine the Enquire the PREMISE.
fI3 lm<rc
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r X COLLINS CO. g south street, have on hand in
TWINES-2o0 bales Bidport Seine, Herring, and Gill Net
Twines, comprising full assortment from ~ to x h
also, 9 hs. thread sail Twin.
COPPER-Oe oasss English sheathng featured with
the greatest care from the best comprising full
sortIrent, from - OF; also, case braxsrs, 2ix
and " or.
COTTON DUCK-2u bales American Pilot Duck,
lily, from No. l 20. :.
Poocock" Adheshve Felt for ships bottoms, roofs Of
houses, &C.
SU0AR--lo0 hhds prime N Orleans.
HEMP-3O0 bales Miss ,ur dew rot superior quality.
~ bales water rot, extra quality.
PORK-200 barrels Mess.
200 do Prime.
50 do Clear
0UANO-50 tons lcnabos, ia bags and barrels
TOBACCO-2T boxes "Sweeny u Lewis manufactured ms
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
TIRE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desirous of converting their left OF
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city or changing
dence having any supeuous effects dmpose Of will ind Y
their advantage send for the subscriber. who will
ii LEVETT, Wall street.
line through the Post Once, otherwise, will receive
prompt attention. mri Im.rc
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FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS,
AT WILLIAMSBURGH, l.. l.
DEPOT g WILLIAM STREET, new YORK

fEssRs BERGER WALTER, known for long series
l Of extensive of Watch Crystals and
Flint Glassware the Department MoseIIe France have the
furnishing houses they have Baach
of their Manuiactoy in this conny and order fulf!
them have engaged eape,aeed and sk1l workmen, both
style Of all the ace they manufacture, well
prices and prompttude the execution Of orders will they
fondy hope the large share Of patronage from
American and foreign Hou4es
N. B-Customers in the fab oil transmitting orders their
house Par 81 Paads Possonnee their Depot OF
Crystal 30 Parads possonuere, Paris, will please forward
them direct 80 William sneet New York. fig lm~ec
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

men, faithfully representing \ sovereign
people, public life would Re rcasoaabie
support, and the mos boncrc1 ocrusahoa
FOR State legislatures and Congress. 10
moss instances, are the mere chyr-n5s be-
tween worm and butterfly. vhere iaseci
members perish after a snort Eishl B.;
s1ch IS not legitimate FO,ltoa In oflce. nor
tae public service Macon performed With
nini' place IN Congress vas The ultiasase,
not PenuiIimate or l1teFmcdatc stages The
eoal, not the s,ePPing-stone 10 some uaare
Prohtahle place or sPeculaficn. Bat tar q
which he dedicated All The 2cu,,ies Il al
bis lfe.