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The New York herald., 1845-02-27

THE MnrTARY-THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS.
This company has recently adopted new ant
magnificent uniform, got up In true military TASTE
by Mr.. Nickenson. It is rapidly augmenting it
strength, and gives its annual ball at Niblo's, on the
Sd of March.
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

Our MORALS AND MANNRRs.-Pearl street ex.
h,bied humiliatiDg spectacle last night. About
nine o'clock one Of those pitiable outcasts, hall
deranged by vice and desperation, was seen hurried
along in the iron grip of one of the redoubtable
M. P's. She was the centre Of group Of gaping
staring-and, sorry we are to say lt-of mockiRg
mery-andrews, who could see nothing in the case
Of this poor outcas, but mark for jest and ribad-
ry. Had they not brains enough to reflect that
however degraded and abject, she was still a wo-
man? Where were their eyce, that in her tattered
garments and dshevelIed hair, and distorted fea-
lures, they could nothing to disarm malevo-
lence, sober frvolity, and soften stohdilyl O! ye
darling young desperadoes,ye lervent fremen !.
O! ye wary sentinels of the night watch--artful
dodgers of the M. P.'s, and corporals Of the fire
plug and hook and ladder! why brandish your
slaves, and play the engines of your scorn against
that forsaken daughter OF degradation Mercy
will never despol you ct claims to courage, nor
the smallest dash Of feeling for the woes Of other
detract from your manhood. Hush do not d--n
so; no, nor grin; nor writhe your body with con-
tumslious contortions. II that forlorn creature
were not dragged So che would be the steadiest Of
the party. As il lie, in good truth, she is less to
blame than the staggering rowdies who surround
her-who have just ingenuity enough to be her tor
menters, but are far too despicabIe to carry her
cross. Go honf, ,-ye putting, whstIing, bias
pheming clod-poles. Do not come forth TO taun
unfortunate women.
CONSUL AT HAvRK-It is rumored that Mr. Bees.
irv Yhe A ms CnuonI far ,ha la
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

NoRIH RIVER SrEAMBoATs.-lti is expected that
there will be great deal ofsteamboat competition
on the Hudson river next season. Capt. Mclean,
so universally popular for many years in the
" Swallow" has, we perceive, reinquished all con
nection with the present owners of that boat, and
will soon announce his appearance in new and
splendid line, in opposition to the combined mono
nolv IN the North river
The New York herald., 1845-02-27

NATIVE ECONOMY Alag! for the "natives"
Their last sad effort to repenish the sunken 6nanc-
Of the city treasury manifested itself yesterday,
in the disposal, by public auction, of the Corpora
ton plate-the sale of which amounted to about
63O0-the purchases being made by three or four
of the corporators. The spring election is near,
and il appears the poor natives are determined
to make the most of their time, during the remain-
der Of their stay. Quere-Ought some $4,000
worth of plate to be sold for the sum OF $500 I?
But this is all "economy and REFORM" according
to the "native' catechism.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

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and daughter: Misc Ledworih; Messrs X Dunn stem
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Eaton and lady. Henry; Bell and lady. 1 Mss " :
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chod J Wison-Tots. liJ.
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MAR RIED.

On Tuesday morning Oh inst BY Rev. Z. Dunlap
smith JOHN SWAN ~ Miss ELIZA BRANT.
atthc same time ard by the same. Aug. 2. w KELLY
to MISS SARAH JANE. daughters Of Randolph BTunt
Esq all Of this City.
On Sunday evening last. BY Rev. VIM. w Wallace Mr..
RAYMOND A. DOMINGO, 81 Florida, 10 Mas ELLEN
DrNHAM Of this City.
AtCarkstown. sept 9th l-45, By Rev P. !. Quick
Nr yROMAN BECkER merchant of Geneva y y. 10
Miss MARTHA ughier Of Garref Van Dol-en, Of
ClarkstOwn-
On Tuesday evening, 9th inst in Transhglira; alton
Church Chambers 81 by the Very Rev. Or. EaTella-
JOHN DILLON SMITH 70 An. MORAN, both Of this
City.
At Toea Terrace Owego on the 81 INST BY the Rev.
: c. Wilcox Mr- Henry Morgan Of Aurors, 10 Hiss
Mary A. P!att daughter Of Jonathan Plat Esq OF tie
former place.
On the 2nd Inst. by Rev l. J Glhs Mr. Edwin D.
Willard to Mics sarah E. Hepburn al Of Wac ninston
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-UsssS GRAND EXCLUSION. ries.Sick
Eusx3AtRxxC and bsaner Presentation, OF hSDony
- I'd fsd.fson Dlylsiour. kOs } and 7,

and Jefferson Disnonr, N"s ~. :,
8. Of T. to Cold spnng, on THURSDAY, s~pt nn, a.
nounce that The beautiful and extensive Grows ~
the occasion s.dst tbs highest mountains % INC n.
son. adjoining the and West Point iron wofHs W.
in isl view u tbs MiAJy Academy fort ruhsm 80 -
C,oyrramrot Worss q West Point The Highland Dsss"n
No. %, aud other Divslons from me NJosni eo." ,
he IN Attendance The fast and commodious sesihs'
MUTUAL SAFETY, Capt u T. Lo"'s r., ws.nss,sn
totslerJ 10 chartered by the COMMITTEE Inc @ 80
Ts,nnsrsnes Guards Capt WIN Lee, IN then hc~ I'M
s,u, nd win ths splendid stand VI coiors prsssns n
Col William j. Hsssett, and he " ssnhssDn o. D''
80 in brtr new uniform, will accompany ths exeus"n
49, Trnns ana Cfoh Will supply REFRESHMENTS Va board
~ bo.t 10 an those may wish 10 p<Axs =. ,ne sans
Dr d. Wilson q. w. y. has been .l'iiso sHo "in Ho
e on ne o<c.s,on The Banner wal De presented Dy ~,
uar.cr Dres.ee Eco and received BY Br Lsonafd SUI.
~ y both of Hamooy Division Addresses WI DO %.
l,v.,.d by 6rs William Jones, Jr William Burnett snt
H. Green, interpreted WIN eno.es s.sss ana "oes ~
b. Mscdoaoush aid oth~r disus sisned s"ess ana 20
Rand all emil en with heir p pon are ofs
1.n,el n SAID NJ q. w. r., John W. Diver, " y. D,
s,eorss Hall Mayor Of Bfookyn. Col VIM hasAsu sna
Ticsss rs oents-Cb den under u yesrs half pries
winch may had o. The Comulttee, - folsows
J.,nes Jr corner Of Alien and Wsaer-sts u n tAs'ey
Avenue and 80 Sourth-st; Morns, Ie Dss1 ~
well IS Canton-st; WIN. j. spence, ~ Fai,ores A'y
The folio ing places Ben amin VIA, Jsnefsns-
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Grand STA Thomas Warren, S7 Drh"ess =. A.
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hs c"mm,,res dss,rous OF making the Exeurson asree
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Delsne .st Il u 0cloct pree's'y-Snd VIII s"p " "'
SAM psee ~ ~ 10 he Grove for bose who wish 70
.as az hi fcke1 for the Dinner " DO had on ovs''
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a. FOK LONDON-Regulsr Ine VI rs.ssi. 9 .. re
81 1,b Sept Tbs hrs, class packet chip OLA
- Capt 4 A. Bunting, wll ssn - sbovs' bong "~'
Having very superior sccomodsnons iot espn, ~s
csbsn and Storage passenger, pessoos ~ Nj,
snould male Immediate sppncsnon on ooeso; p
Garner of Pins end S-atn sA
The splendid packet chip swilesand Cspt h"s', H'
sur ~ ID H. Oladisror md saii % hs ist Oer :"
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DIED
az evening -,b mt Mr.. EDWARD CURTIS,


On Monday evening eth inst. Mr.. EDWARD CURTIS
aged 81 years.
The friends Of the deceased and Of his uoherinlsr
Mrs Bartol) respectfully requested 20 attend h-
funeral on Wednesday at o'clock from his lse real
dence 22d It between OH and 10Th avenues lis re-
N aims will be taken Massachusetts,.
In Cheuung Co sept 18th OF bilious remiiteni fever
HENRIETTA LOUISA. wife Of Isaac Richardson and
daughter Of Hon samuel Lawrence, deceased
s.suss s,ss.r.sLL..-A celebrated medical writer OBJ
serves the at Of Medicine only becomes science wnen
besides meeting effects search mo causes and Wien
administering appropriate remedies We cen give reason
for ana plain their operation There no GIN
Guilty deing sa- regards Sands Sarsapar The change
which produces 10 th- blood may be a-ceTihr1 o!
experiment. aud tie mode Of IL operation : by cisnlrcng
the constituents Of tai had in The processes o Hef us
aud anna gamatOn AL the diseases 10 which the eA
Azbe. VIII thrr ihose dsease- be simple FOeh cLioD'
active, disappear under IL ssnaiiv- influence, e SAM
that stream would dry up lis channel II cut Oh
from the fountain whence II sprlnga
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A B. d
Sold also at 3 Broadway q act Brosdv ay snd by Ding
gs generally thrOu goui tn United States Pnc- II per
bottle. Six bottles Tor -
IT. None can well appreciate The wond.rfu! effects Of
COnnci Ma cai Extractor IN Of burns -caGs,
without witnessing the operation of this remarkable arnce
ouet- pal aud Ia about heen minutes ser
The application producing 10 most instances quiet aud
refreshing sleep there j. no smarung until the vru.
of the SAVE AL absorbed, when new application -noui
be made The attempts 10 rob me tue proprietor OF
tns superior preparation a Which the honest VII
obserye aud eveIbuy any other place b1 Cortland
81. " here the genuine Only IS Kept
r,- VII one s1fsr " IN Piles the most hsrs-ing con-
u,ant TO which any subject rather than pay one dollar
Tor HAYS Lin men al uniaing remedy. and sold al q
Cortiand-sL
~, AIMS season OF the year nothing Is common
than colds and coughs affecting the respiratory organs ana
fneglected terminus II Consumption, wnen by uirs
use BarthOlemews ExpectOrani Pink syrup the Vess
freely discharge ali DANGER 1t can be had 81 q
/ COrtagc-st
~ Save your money by purchasing Ssrsarsrlia n q
COuanf-st for ~ per tue and Nisisrs ba-sIn
Wid Cherry for CONSUMPTION !. sod Al NE same pace
~ How absurd To continue - suffer with Rheuma
ism WHY the ud an Vegetable Elixir aud Lnim. NJ Is
sure inlalh1le for the disease. IL u found a. =
Corlsnd-s
re- Japan Varnish for and Crates al q CORTLAND
giving splendid polish unareet.d ny heal or Wet an
| vii last n year, preventing nsL
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VOCAL liI-IC In Coune1iOn with Eo-aliollry
' science--MR y. H. NASH would respectfully INFORM
ho. Lx5e- and Gentlemen Of Sew-York DO DESTROYS
of aeveopnr and training ler voice and for speech
and .oy couhinei tbs; u continues give scientific a9t
pnrea Instruction % iDrivigEls and classes al his
deuce Or by .pecis arrangement Classes IN other paris
OF tr civ either IN pvae IN Schools II Cngrs Terms
mei@r.r y B-ReleT-nc-s he the Music stores
hi Brosaway Residence ~ Forsyth-sL so iw'
ANIMAL NAGNETIsM.-MR c. GRtTTAN
n continue. 70 agHes for the NJ disease, n hi-
rooms sq BrUadway. w-fr. ~iA Of he rO-t
fu Carvoyanis IN he country lie VIII IL ready all times
OF The cay and evening % receive visitors
Also, Electro Ma netism apP1ed. si0 lwis'
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~ We would call the attention vi Hardware dealers
as well as all others interested TO the large sale Of
Cotton & Co. this day at No l Hanover-square, corner
Of stone st. See Auction Notice
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Her face. oh 'ns glory, her neck white and IalI

Her chez hs wlerc fnc TOsc and "! ATftdI' , ;.
~, Why, WHY. you beautiful master pieces o' Goa
hNndiwork will YOU thus oh woman, II you on
knew the excessive power Of your charm, You woaI no
allow your skin remain covered with bo;che- ireche
ian sunburn when - cake OF Joness Italian ~
lea Soap would give you most refreshing dazzue cesf
spoess white rosyred complexion; neck, arms and bands
Reader DO do s Try ~ cent cake 9th Zoe part cUar
Jont.s Soap Oh the eject i beyond CALCULATION, And VII
make your skin pure dazzling ~mte bcauuGl and e4cW
can Eagle q Chatham Mind ash for Joness Soar, or
al S2i Broadway and $50 fulion-sL brooklyn . Eeod
AriS, HEApor HE,R FOR TsREr sHLliSes-rhs hH-
by The Use of 7t cents bottle OF Joness Crr Hair Re.iors
live Ttese are il. quatesli Will generally improve
mead face ana body or any place where Nature intended
hair 10 grow by making The scalp healthy IL stays ne ai
falling Of and ihoroug hy cures al sc1r aid daaorun
Another Of properties make tue hal grow na.ata ls
dark and beautiful Sold 9. Chaihaps and al ptoso
way % -'e'~
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r,-I d. of ID. F.-Th- member. 81 Tompkos Loige,
L u OF o. are hereby Lorfel meet a. tneir Lodge
Room on Weines's Morning. ioth inst al o'clock, Tor
the purpOse Of psyn tee s tribute Of respect 10 ef se
Brother Nm. + Concslin Deceased
v r. The Order IN general arr invited 70 attend
WILLIAM ". HAWKS. y. q.
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THE WANDERING Jew.

NUMBER 25 Of Winchester. edtion translated by Her-
bert Will De p.blshed u o'clock this day u Rse
Chap XIII Of the 10Th French volume, bringing br WON
nearly 10 close. Prce ct cts ,,,.
Now resoy-Ho,el Lambert or the Epzrayers Dangnlef
by Eugene Sue. Price . few copies Jny oi Ie :"
edition remain. .,. ,,,.. 70.
Mrs Caudles Curtain Lectures, tsntn eaiu"n pre- ~
A.. . s~,r
The Temptation by Sue, has sold four edi%ns ~ " 49,.
weeks The 9TH viii be ready on r,'a.y; -" ia ~
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- We would refer our readers to the advertise
ment of the Temperance Excursion to Cold Spring and
Banner Presentation
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freud, and | challenge inves.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.

SOMETHING NEW.-Me perceive " w" oo'''''7"'r
columns that important features In the use OF our
dialects are about 10 be exhibited by Professor Wright
Of grammatical notoriey. They consist in nothing less
momcntous than exposure Of certain prevalent pc
culiarities in language by which, in courts Of
Justice the fragrant peg5ies may be perpetra'ed
with impunity unless detected by knowledge of his
theories
That our forms of phraseology in many respects
deporaby defective none can doubt who have the de-
sire and take the pains reflect their import and oX
anime their true opposed to their populcr structures
As an instance drawn from the Professors own theory
in his Hours Of Idleness Improved the very common
expression WAS offered dollar for this book al
iords an apt illustration That this language should be-
-" dollar was offered for this book must be Oh
vous when reflect that the former construction
states that Twas offered presented for accept
ance instead of II d0RGr which alone, endured the ac'
ton of presentation Offering For IT, on this OCCASION
we properly say, d." doldr-was offered we ndicu'
lously say Twas offered Besides the author OBJ
serves IF this were not So the noun Dollar would be
neither aren't nor object in the sentence "A circum-
stance altogether impossible under the received primer
pies Of Grammatical economy from personal oNaihi'
., we are enabled to say that these lectures cal
c.t.d TO throw much light on hfhert0 intricate SUD
iect The rst which is 10 be free lecture Will be de
/ iyered before the Ward School Teachers AssOca'
t,on of which MIR. w. Is the Vice President
DELICIOUS OoLoNc A most delightful black tea
called by the Celestias "Ooong is sold by the Pekin
Tea Company 70 Fulton 80 cents per pound supe-
rior to any Black Tea have bought for double
that price Our readers would do well to compare a
sample of II with for which they paying IS
cents and dollar per pound 1t is quite important to
know where YOU get better at four shings than
YOU have all along been using at cost of six shngs per
| pound We copy the following from the Bradford
/ Courier
Delicious BLACK TEA AT 50 CENTS Per- POUND
We have drank This delightful Tea and We live 10 visit
Ncw-York will drink it sssin; and what Is more we
will bring chest OF il home with us for ourself and
neighbors We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but before obtained any thing
equal to this We used be very fond of wine, but
hereafter let our drink be the delicious Ooong sold by
Pekin Tea Company at the very reasonable price oil
fifty cents per pound.
We drink Green Tea. and for many years have been
paving dollar pound for it. But thanks TO the
Pekn Tea Company now get better tea from them
al IS cents per pound We drink pound per week,
6y which We saving thirteen dollars per year
and enjoying better in the bargain Commend US 10
the Pekin Tea Company say we. lMirror.
~ We would call the attention vi Hardware dealers
IL Ia
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MARINE JOURNAL.
" SEE FOURTH PAGE.


Steamship Great Western, NsShews, l. cay
from Liverpool misc 70 Rich Irwin S Co 18th Aug me
Am packet .hp Siiions going into dock a. Liverpool ana
wished 10 ~ reported 4h sept IT - In M 70 % '
long a - " passed and exchanged cei0fs with toe bf
bark George Gordon running 70 The Eastward same
dsy At 81 VI saw the Boston B NJ Steamship = the ~
inst 10 the Norhwar running 10 the Eastward IN az
4PM in lat ~ - y long g. 20 ". passed and eNcn
colours with the Am packet ship Thomas Cope.
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TIVE l0TH EDIriOS.-Pnce reduced 10 one chilling.
] Th, day published a and beautiful edition Of
Mrs Ell-- Housekeeping Made Easy; or Complete In
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Containing the Modern and Approved Receipts Of
Daily service in all Families. Stereotype Edition. Revisod
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States By an American Lady los beautiful syo. pages
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This viii be found the complete, accurate, and com
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published embraces all rscen, improvements In
Inc ART and IL apted the important changes Introduced
within a few y-srs ia consequences VI the physiological 10
yesg Of CObe and the chemical discoveries Of Lie
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point Of view is therefore, all mpofian, To every
hons. Keeper who desires the ebeing OF her family.
The additions by the American editor such A. 10 adapt
perfectly the Of people, and much novel In
formation regard cookery and the management Of
household viii DE- found IN this work ts cheapness Will
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~ We call attention To tie advertisement o; + u.
Nash in another column.