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"ANIED-Styera young LADIES to work
w at Fancy Dress Making Apply at No. 3i3
Baltimore street. between Howard ana Eutaw. MI At
"ANTED. A NURSE TO take charge of a
w small child, Will hear OF a good situation by
applying AT This Office. mi
a VIA AMBER MAID. white chamber maid,
u mistress of her business aud who could he useful
generally about the house, will hear of a good sua-
ton by applying AT this office. she must give good
references apo 81
VA ANTED. An active, Intelligent Lad, Of good
w moral character, TO attend in Dry Goods store.
HENRY w. COOKE,
apes Corner of Hanover and Lombard sts.
SITUATION WANTED by a young man from
~ the country, either in Grocery, Flour, Commits
sion store, or any o,her Mercantile Business, where
he could make himself useful to his enployer The
very best of references regards character &c, will
be gwen. He will 20 the first six months for his board
For further particulars, apply at
SCOTTl'S intelligence Office,
ap2s No. 10 Exchange Place.
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ID AGs WANTED. 10000 lbs. good mixed
Nv Rags wanted, for which the highest price will
be gwen IN cash, or trade of Books and Stationery
consisting OF Fooscap and Letter Paper ruled and
PLAIN; Bonnet Boards and Wrapping Paper; Slaes
STATE Pencils; Waters; Blank Ledgers; journals; Day
Books. &c. Together with general ass rtment of
School and Miscellaneous Books, Spelling Books
Prlmels, &c. PARSONS & PRESTON,
booksellers, Stationcrs, Blank Book manufacturers
and Paper Dealers, No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the
Railroad Depot. ap3O
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CMALL FAMILY GRINDsTONEs. "a

~ sharpening table knives, for sale by the quantity
or single one; also, few put up in superior style for
DENTISTS. For sale low at No. ? N. Howard-st.
just round the corner of Baltimore. DON'T mistake
the No. mh24-2m Z. L. WETMORE s. Co
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NJ RS. CkERSON, 50 North Howard street
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NOR HIRE. Two slave Boys, 80 and "a years
n of age from the Eastern Shoie-they are good
walters, &c and can come highly recommended
Applyat SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ap3O No. 10 Exchange Place.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
Common Pleas.
fra lnll0o nal.


JAN 2o-W 7. Waiams vs.. Bsrenf Dekyn.-Practising
at the BdrThis action Of trespsss assault snd
battery, growing out of law affair." which the deftn.
dant (who s lawyer) employ ed against the plain
TIFF. They met, it appeared in the Park, in September
last and had angry alteration the subject, when
endant demurred to the decloa and "fled the
face" (not of the record but the plsin the usual piles
in bar" in the shape Of "smasher," which he conended
in kmins striking proof-a regular argimenfm bac
num to rebut the allegation of the plaintiff II al
legged that nasmuch plaintiff he'd called the defendant
"a lawyer" Qisr which could not in law be considered
nuisnomer the plaintiff had right to for the
legged assault.
The defence put in was, that the word used was of
very different import-namey liar" which amounted
in law to offence that justified the application of the
most prompt remedy for redrss and under the crcum
stances the defendant felt II bis duty in vndcaton
the privileges Of the profession to decepe Deckly ny the
appeal" the premises; contending thst the modus
optrdnd in all such made and provided ought
TO be spped without fail The jury considering that
defendant acted in strict accordance with the principles
ofcommon law found q nominal verdict foS plaintiff Of
six cents damages which carries but six cents costa
very just verdict
The members Of the profession should give Mr. Dek
Before Judge Ulshoeffer.
Jusfin d. Miller VS.. John Hemmngwdy-.a hint to Tee
tsfais.s This was an action to recover damages for
breach Of warranty in the sale Of quantity OF brandy
sold by defendant to pl'nti which engaged it
alleged to be of the best quality Of cogniac brandy II
casks to con ain 223 gallons but examination the
brandy turned out to be only worth 28 cents gallon
and the quantity did not than l46 gallons
and that fraud the eore committed part o defen
dant The defence pleaded correct dealing The jury
will render sealed verdict this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
AuuseYnents.

OPERA HoUsE.--Our uptown fashlonabes and
All ,he admirers Of music will rejoice to learn that
their iavore resort s occupied by most excellent sub
stituto for the Italian Company in the persons Of the
Black Hutchinson Family, a troupe Of eight male and
female vocal and instrumental performers who have but
recently arrived and said to be superior to all
prsoedents Of the Ethopisn order They give their first
Concert tonight All who have not yet visited this beau
tfu house should embrace this opportunity and the tones
Of the piano VIOLIN accordion and sweet warbng voices
will amply repay double the entry.
CRcUs-The most beautiful and extensive Eques-
trian troupe in the United States, now performing at
the Bowery Amphitheatre Among the corps OF juvenile
riders are Master Wa ter Aymar am Master T. Neville
the best riders oil their age In this country besides
which there IL be thirty horse masquerade entree this
evening, in full dress Gossin and Jennings the
clowns.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

Law AeAiNsr LIcRNrIousNEss. We see that
law against licentlousness has been again proposed
IA the Legislature OF this State, making it State
Prison offence TO be guilty Of adultery or fornica.
uon We do not expect, however, that any legisIa.
ilon VIII take place on this subject The same
movement has been made by the extreme moral.
lists every other year, tor the purpose Of hanging
On II few speeches on the immoralilies Of the
age. But as we said, we do not expect to see
seduction made felony. The majority of the men
VINO assemble at Albany, Washington and else
where to legslate for the country, are ,hemeeves
50 much demorallzed in consequence Of associa.
tion with specnators, office-seeker gamblers and
" lobby-members," that they might rather be ex.
pected to pass law giving premium for deceiv.
ing and betraying poor innocent females Two.
thirds of the licentiousness Of this coualry are
monopozsd by the legislators, and the half Of the
remainder by the clergy
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
James Gordon Bennett, Esq.-

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that The card. will play ssTsees and that they will the
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places who boast Of their great nuenes OF ~hss sy have
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former Charge there ao truth in 1t t. which
my r ss" ys I Ss' sas m' as a a almost ss ali s
wings, with the exception ef few broken-down old
gent emen with whom ne had beei int macy
hi, boyhood and his retaining these 10 office against the
heart As to the latter charge did he also recsve
even Tom genoas yoe7 how will the old bunker ciqu:s
aud IN. stick!ers for all that in democracy for
ths' they will s.. perceive they viii but give the subject
confirmed by the Senate Mr. Van Ness d,gu,d Of couIe
The hu siaier. where cu.
the members ofboth houses Th. opinion is the
factions and bsfd sspan to cfhc- this city, kaow Do
hev suppose for moment that Mr. Polk will
every Mr. and who has been
oct such result they esrt,iny forget Mr. polks Na.hvis
sing difficulties and the hostility ofs little but lnan fac
ton that would sacrifice body every thing shrine
Il venaty But heir impoteut enmty has been Of
of his frie ds. Every effort OF theirs with the incoming
admin tratiou him, will the judgment Of m,ny
shrewd politicians prove fui less In the s. hit
hive had with the collie hve always found him kind aud
aft ble have MT received favors his hands, do
expect any. am no
but above all things do love and admire justice truth and
Januury 27th 1876
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
City Intelligence.

Police Omce-JAN 20 -CoNsrRUcrIvE LARcENY.-A
black named John Matthews, arrested and com
mitted, for stealing pocket book, containing small
sum Of money and breast pin, the property of John
Jones-not the button maker The pocket book losi
" Mr.. Jones' and was found by woman named Sarah
Brown, who was servant IN the house. She asked Mat
thews If he knew whose it was, when he claimed il.
George Lines was committed for stealing from Her.
man Myers. Ct As Anthony street, decsnter Of rum
William Rsgan was committed for stealing rope
worth S25 iron "a Bsekman street. the property Of Aus
tin, Wiimerdine & Co.
William H. Tenney. and Jno. n Bennett, were com
mted for stealing barrel Of apples from Asa H. West
OF Washington street.
Upper POllce-Jan. 29.-ATrEMPrED AssAuLr.-
Isaiah Pheier, who keeps boot and shoe shop in Riv
iDgon street, Essex, arrested for pointing
pistol at VIM. Castles and attempting to shoot him. VIM
Phsfer also arrested for aiding and abetting his
father
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

EXPRESS PROM New ORLEANS We perceive that
the Post Office Department have announced the
establishment OF an express mail between this city
and New Orleans, which is to be attempted by run
ming horses from Covington, in Georgia, to Mont
gomery in Alabama. So at last the negligence
and imbecllty of the department have been SO ap-
parent, that the Post Office officials are compelled
TO stir themselves up and to attempt the establish
ment of this route, in consequence OF certain ar
raugements which we had made, IN connection
with newspaper in Mobile and another in New
Orleans, which was intended to give us a daily
mail from New Orleans through the winter, in ad-
vance of the United States mail
As soon as II was knewn in this quarter that we
had made such an arrangement, Mr.. Postmaster
Graham of this city, it seems, gave the information
to the editors here of the peculiarly of our ar
rangements, and on their being made acquainted
with that, they Immediately held meeting and
sent him on TO w ashington, to devise some
other under the authority of the Post Office Depart
ment, to defeat our enterprise, and thwar our ef-
forts to give the public early intelligence from the
south The Journal of Commerce, in particular,
made itself very busy in this matter, and asserted
that the news was to be used for speculative pur-
poses-a mere gratui,ous assertion, without ioun-
dation in facts. The express has been in spe-
ration for some time, and in every instance,
the news received by il was given TO the pubic
without any diminuton whatever, and in advance
of the mail and all our contemporaries. From
some inexplicabe cause, however, the express has
succeeded only in several instances and the failure
has, in all probability, been owing to under
hand efforts on the part of the Post Office officials.
The result, however, has been at all events to COM
pei the department to stir its sumps and establish
route But our enterprise is not exhausted. We
hope 10 be able to establish express on another
portion Of the route, still TO give our readers
Southern intelligence one or two days in advance
OF the mails.
In the meantime, we cannot help wishing that
President Polk was in pewer; for then we expect a
thorough revolution in the Post Office Department,
from top to bottom. OF all departments of the 90.
vernment, the Post Office has been conducted with
the grossest negligence, and an obstinate disregard
OF the public interest, as IS clearly shown in the
present case, when an effort to serve the commu
nifty has been met by every possible mean and
sneaking opposition. The fourth of March, how
ever, will soon be here, and then we look for ano
ther order OF things.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
Marine Court,
Before Judge Sherman.

JAM 2e.-Peter Mosterson james Musphy.-Tbis was
an action Of debt on judgment The pan declared
judgment obtained the 5th Of January 1885, and issu
ed summons against the deeniant The 9th Of Janua
ry ls45 To this the defendants attorney pleaded the
statute Of limitations asserting that the plaintiff
day late The plaintiff attorney replied, that ex
ecuton Issued within the six years saved the
OF the statute Of limitations. Judgment for the plaintiff
for the full amoun. claimed. For plaintiff Peter Mulvey;
for defendant, Thos g. Henry.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
Circuit Court.
Before Judge X emit.

JAN 29-Bsring Brothers and Co. vs. Dovis, Brooks, e
ais The jury In this case, which has been looked &c
with interest rendered verdict for the defendants
striking balance on account in their favor.
Seth Grosptnoy ct. al. vs. WiiiGm Slamm This en-
action nste for $780, dated 2Srd October ls4l made
payable to the order Of party named Rogers The de
ence put IN was that Rogers vas liable Verdict TO-
plaintiff, $576 36
". q. Hunt W. GarYst M Moybee-An action to recov.
er two notes, drawn by party named Jacob Fedsn
and endorsed by defendant Verdict for plaintiff $345
few unimportant inquests taken, when the
court adjourned to about O'Clock this forenoon
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

EARTHQUAKE. We are indebted to Capt Long
Of the Orleans from st. Thomas, which he left on the
9th inst, for the following - -, :,
sboch of on eorboueke was felt at st. Thomas, which
lasted hut short time. Fortunately no serious damage
was sustained.--M O. Bulletin, jan ~,
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

NAVIGATION. The Hudson is open to Poush-
keepse Steamers arrive there from this city
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

PRoeeRss OF THE CREDIT SYSTEM M-TRRAeuRy
DEPARTMENT, Jan. n, 1S45.-The Secretary of the
Treasury acknowledges the receipt, by an ahony
nous letter, Of one hundred and fifty dollars, post
marked New York, and running thus
Enclosed $3.50. Paid y. s., pursuant to a
promise made to the LORD"
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

THIRLwALL's History OF GREEcE.-The Har
pers have just published No. OF this elegant and
philosophical history. We observe that Mr.. Pyc-
work a deservcdly high place II is one of the
finest rhetorical compositions in the English Ian
suage. The numbers are sold at 25 cents each.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

Medicat Nc'ice. e.--'rnr Advertisements OF the
the Suppression or Qcks The OF all diseases will
hereafter appear the fourth rage end last column OF s
paper, WS. RlCHARDS(JN M D. Age,,
Oce and Consulting Rooms Of h CoIlexes5 str
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
III q fam nrss

q. 3 COmmlssiOner'S Omc0 . .
c. Harln whose arrest for smuggling cigars we nouceo
IN yesterdays Herald has been ordered to hnd nai In
$350
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

Daliey's Magical Pain Extractor SaIve.
at the ONLY agency, 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

Miss Ellen Tyler OF New Haven, begs to
ss SS r. to % III & s
ed the sal, her head hand with which she
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SSs.fy
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o-morro% % twill make il clsar dark, fire and bright
Il the a" rssa il So Hs R..o
hsps fn Ill sSy %a i i e.
s e three ss s.: s
found n ;' cd. @
G Ss % i. nc qna clean
q e. Ef Shss 4 ss fa.s @
BIookyn State street. Boston; and Ledger Buildings,
% per .snum y no. supply the demand 20 woadea are
s:isS %pS. I
whit ~srs ,hsa aa al. ii, i ,s
Ss s esa .i I b. bes sS So
the public against The Il you wish immsd.ts
Of tie regular agents. e osdwsy; 10 X.so, Hauss
"a Hudson so%oss street BCwT q East Fulton
State street, Boston.
Medical Magnciism.- DIR. Strong Iectares
s s o RI sSs a' E
for s% & q. he %S:
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snce The crowded house. somp.ei Of some q our mos,
% @ ss
e magnetic STATE amons whom was young lady, who had
PRESENT. complete the
ns no s'ssa assss %n b.
stand the Doco, tends TO draw another tooth th, evening"
asad h
Conneil's Magical Pain Extractor will
any q ns complaints or no pay will be taken
E;:s. EE: Il: A::ss'y Il. md Nipples ssi:: ssi; &C.
Deafness-Dr. plcNsir's Acoustic OiI has
o ":sa by CT md .9s ,s . with
lief for all complaints q the ear All esaf p~on hos
&C.
a. ss %h sc to al !. s, s q @ s
lief. sid at 81 Courtlandt street. Price a.
Keep the current OF the blood healthy and
socd s NUT m h s. .s T s s s's y %
rla prepared with great carr from he aud whole
:ss Esr
bottle or 81 dozen AT 81 Courandt STR et
The Indian Vegetable Elixir and Linim mt,
from Courtlandt any Of Rheu
matism IL Rvs immediate relief strengthens weak limits
takes down swelling, and ertenos conhactsd cords
Daliy's Magical gain r xtractor saIve will
cure lns,aay burns .ealds nd bleeding and all in
ammatory complaints at Daley Agency, 81 Walker street
s;, y store pre- PROM B,Gad.sy NGn, where buy psi
ss. al al 81 Walker @ sss ssssy ''' p''s''
Gouraud,s Italian, pIetIicated Imam will
cure pmpes btches, salown chaps chae and al
ries and disc oration the skir the money returned
GoURAups PouDRE SuBrIi.E for Eradicst,ng Hair.
GouRAUDs GREciAN Ham DyE. warranted.
GoURAUDs VEGETABLE LrQUID RtUGY BLANC DIES
Spanish Lily White aud other
81 Walker street first store FROM Broadway.
Ayens76 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia; Milk At Boston.
arletcn Los ell Green Co, Worcester; Chapman Co.
Springfield; Dyer Providence Bull Hartford Ferrr Middle
own; s M}sr., New Haven; rousey, Rochester Bsckus
jtorrs, Hudson; Gray, Poughkeepse.
Daliey's Magical Pain Extractor saIve.
II the ONLY agercy, 81 Courtlandt street
stop your Hair from falling on, or you Will
.oon be bald We do not this alarm you because there
y 70 aauRe Of u you use the genuine Olddges Balm Of
oiumha from Courlandt street Il will positively stop
NE hf rom falng off, md IL to grow luxlriaay-
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

0o- The attention of the "Young Democracy"
is directed to the letter of veritas" in this NOR
nInss Herald, as more interesting to them than TO
US. II the President elect from Nashville is too
fastidious to infict spon himself the perusal Of The
communication, perhaps he would assign the task
TO some of one Of his clerks, who will condense
the substance to suit his preudces or his purposes.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

bad We do not say this 10 alarm you csu.e ,.
ohR 10 diaReT o, 4 you use the genuine uddges Balm Of
o'uhha, rom Couuandt street. IL will positively stop
he hair rom faIlng Off and to grow lriaaty
seen,rE Tree from dandf and scur aud give the hsld
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

cure pmpes BIZ tches sownss chaps. chafes and al n
rIes and disc oraton 10 the skr the money returned
GouRAups PouDRE SvRrr.E for Eradicst,ng Hair.
GoURAUD's GREcIAN Han DyE. warranted.
GoURAuDs vgcfTABLE LIQU!D RtUGE. BLANC DIES
spanish Lily White aud other poi ur al
Asens-7s Chesnut 81. Philadelphia; Milk ST., Boston,
Carleton Low ell Green Co, Worcester: Chapman Co.
Springfield; Dyer Providence; Bull Hartford Ferr Middle
town; Myers, New Haven rousey, Rochester; Backus
5torrs, Hudson; Gray, Poughkeepsie.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

Miss Ellen Tyler, OF New Haven, bees TO
sincere tina ks Mr. Jones' for the benefit she has
ce,ed by using his Italian Chemical Soap has entirely
ed the salt her head face and hand with which shs
used The powerful med VAIN Ithss ade her skiu
that she siders Jones' Soap III j. represented
Sold only the sign Of The American Eagle SO Chatham
n IL N sfrret.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MoBLE. Jan 2l-Arr Charles Humberton, lBrl Eastman,
York. Dos Amigos spi Feor and XntiIis, Isp1 Miliet
Hsyana CID pumfrieshe, lBr] DAVIS. and Rob Roy. Ar
,NEw ORLEANS, Jan 2o-Ar Frances Dyer, Portland St
Boston; Berwick Harding Liverpoo Josephine Maloney.
Phldslpha; Jeuas Marie Dsn] rsrer Havana Capt Dyer
in wit, and boarded B brig Spray Of Yarmouth Ms before
board foremost standing Towboat Mi.sspp towsd to .sa
on the nth inst London Commerce and Diantha CID Indi-
Warwick, Weeks, Boston; Saline, Singer ProYidence
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

Grand pas de Dance" II is seldom that such
damsessse ID seen outside the walls OF the opera
We had heard much of the vauIting abilities of Mr..
Mcfarland and his Philadelphia troupe, but they
exceeded all that we ever beheld in this line Of the
profession. The metamorphosls of Mr.. G. ]. Ro-
gers, were excellent; he personated SIX different
characters, changed his dress, NC, while the horse
was going at is utmost speed, terminating with
the character of Fame, bearing shield on which
was emblaxoned likeness of Washington; this
drew down thunders OF applause from all parts Of
Of gymnastic posturesby Mr.. J. J. Nathans and hls
pupils, which, for excellence and novelty, are al
most indescrlbable, and must be witnessed ere
such feats will be ever credited. After an lnterms-
sumed by a four.horse act Of Mr. J G. CadwalIa
der, in which he displayed such powers as to de-
noe him to be one Of the best equestrians of the
day. Mr.. H. Conover then went through series
eegant Madame Louisa Howard then person
ated an East Indian Bayadere, and showed herself
TO be one OF the most lajylike and talented eques-
rlans ever witnessed. The two-horse act Of Mr..
J. }: Nathane, was truly astonshing he carried his
pupil, Master w. Kincade, on his bare head for
considerable length Of time, while the
horses went at the very top Of their speed. Mr.
Dlchenson again favored the audience with one of
his droll descriptive ditles, which created cons-
deraole laughter and was greatly applauded. The
principal act by Mr.. T. v. Turner is truly asonish
lng-the backward sonersets, his flight over OBJ
Jects at considerable height while his steed is 60
ing at amost rapid rate, may be well termed eight
ming movements" The whole terminated with
the popular extravaganza OF the "Brentford Elec.
ton," OF Billy Buttons search for horse," which
drew down roars OF laughter, and at the conclu.
sion there was considerable applause.
The performances will be repeated tins evening,
and II the horses, DC do not prove more profitable
stars than have visited this Theatre for some time
past, u will be surprising The enterprsing proprl
etor deserves every credit and support for his en-
deavors; he appears to have taken every pains to
supply the public with chaste and excellent perform
ances in this line of the profession. He is bound
to 60 ahead and must succeed
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

ANOTHER LAUNCH "A splendid barque Of about
300 tons, called the Mudara, TO be commanded by
Capt:I l.. Rich, an experienced West India trader,
was launched yesterday. She is intended for the
Cuba trade, and will sail for the Havana on the
18th February. Her accommodations are superior,
being fitted up in the best packet style, and can
handsomely accommodate twenty-eight passe ngers.
She is owned by John J. Taylor, and was built by
j. and w Heaney, to whom too much credit can.
not be given for The beauty Vi her model and sr.
perior Vie of workmanship
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

tsn annum will supply the demand wonderful
& mposu shsrmas. genuine rlsefs always h.v. Dr.
merely called Poor Mans Plaster" hnd has signature
name 70 ss =, and Whit is than ALL his Invariably
have the complaints become thar Dr. Shermin obliged
warn the public against the f you wish immediate
relief get he genuine article at the 6 Nassau
s M o Q, s regular a agents. e Broadwsy 10 As,o, House;
Brooklyn; Ledger Buildings, Phladephia; and
Sfafes sfre Rosnn