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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21
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meets 10 Tho work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

L,0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-ruE UNITED
States mall steamship UNION. r. Adams, Commander,
will leave for HAvre, touching ~ 70 land the
mails ard gssssnger on saturday Apri7 ~ 10 o'clock
passage hrst cabin Sisi second do SO LsgEase no.
before sailing marked below" No freight taken after
Thursday April For freight passage apply TO MoRTI
NER LIVINGSTON, h3 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

UNFINISHED HOUSE TO LET TO A SMALL FAMILY
from LIST May to LIST November. With respectable and
quiet family may made for the year
moderate House three story brick and Croton
cut pleasantly and gsnteely located town. Address
"A. n. H., Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

y gomPany intend failing ther fAvorite steAmships-
CITY OF BALTIMORE, .new) 2,Ass tons, Capt. =.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do. 2700 tons Capt. Il. Lsitch
saloon 500, Sos, and 49, according to state room.
limited number Of third class ps.sengers will DO taken
from Phlsdelphia and Liverpool and In provisions
Prom Phiadelpha $50 From LiveIpool....... -
Parties wishing TO bring out their friends obtain cert
stexIa.g asd upwards Apply 70 SAMUEL SMITH, Assnt
Y walnut street, Philsdephs, and No. 7, broadway, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coMPANY-FOR BRE.
" men, va SSathsmpton-rhe United states mail steam
ship HEHhAkN, X. Mggins, commander, will sail for
Bemen touching ut southam ton TO land the mails and
passengers for England and France Saturday March
~ IL o'clock from Eier No North river Pries Of
sage from New York 70 and BremsnIn Arss
sll0 In second cabin, So An experienced surgeon
tsched to each steamer Specie delivered in HAvrs Lon
passage freight Applyts
Q. u. SAND, Agent, II South william street.
The steamer Washington will succeed the Hermann,
sail April "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS WILL FIND
TO their advantage TO buy their show At A. j.
CAMPBEILS IL Park place, near Broadway. hne
sorment Of silver plated and other and DO
Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

HOTEL AT GLEN COVE TO RENT-THE TRITON
Ii House. thirty at the landing, the peasantes
part Of Glen The house is In first rate repair
would make capital boarding house. would to
separate families Apply TO Mr. Burton Theatre, Chamber
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

EPILEPsYi EPILEPsYli EPILEPsYii-rHIs DISEASE
~ will be totally cured In few weeks by plain rene.
dy No charge until cured Please address q. w. s., lie.
raid once, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

Is ship NASHVILLE n berry, commander; This steam
positively Wednesday, March a. al ~ oeioek NJ from
her BERTH at the foot ofcana street. FOR freight passage
having unequAlied accommodation for elegance aud
fort, apply 10 EDWARD X. COLLINS, 81 Wall street.
Passengers arc requested to DO board ~ M o'clock A.
NJ The steamship Atlantic will tho Nashville and
sail April shippers please take notice that the ships Of
tins line cannot carry goods eontraband ofwAr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

.rn nSmse In p.,s,, c.;sa in every mod
street, No 81 opposite the Theological Seminary App
to c. o. TERRILI,, No 294, next door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-A HANDSOME Dwell
ling house in fashionable neishborhood we'll and
ptely furnished and fitted with all the modern
ments water, gas futures &c Address n. GIBLfN, 40
Wall street, or box G64 Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

nR. X. u. NEwMAN'S TRANSPARENT PLAsrERs
~ spread on Canton flannel, tho prompt 70
iieye pain oaused by rheumatism diseased liver lungs
they pabe 70 be the jonts-pries l2Is
cents. His anodyne for coughs colds consumption To-
surpases anything Of the kind Is cents and 20 eonts
Twenty years experience physician should entitc
Doctors medicine TO confidence. No 3D3 Hudson street
general depot Hall, Ruckel Co, 20 Greenwich street.
Wholesale agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

CUTLERY, RAZ0Rs, SCISSORS. PENS &C., WHO'LL
~ sale and retal.-HEArH 4 SIMPSON. 3A broadway,
next Broadway thsatre respectfully call the attention Of
Southern and Western merchants and others TO their large
stock Of pocket and table cutlery knives SCISSORS
&C.. which they selling ~ about cost cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

T CTS TO LET-THE TWO LOTS, NOS AND 0 no
botsn street geo feet frontJ opposite the Hudson River
Railroad freight and station, and close to the
Collins steamship dock and Heboken ferry. Applyto
JAMES PRICE 30 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

NHACARONI-HECKER BROTHER HAVE NOW
MI for sale At the Croton Mills, Cherry street. New
York, mscaroni Of their own manufacture whieh for
dshcacy Of favor and superiority In other respects
over the imported article recommends itself at for
family use. Put up In boxes OF 20 pounds each. A
discount allowed TO purchasers Of ten twenty boxes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

nOCK TO LET-IN BROOKLYN, ON WALLABOUT
~ creek suitable for naval stores lime stone yard APP
from II NJ Choice Brooklyn for sale exchange
for stocks, bonds mortgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

N0AL YARD TO LEA SE FOR TEN YEARS.-FOUR
~ or i've lots Broadway southwest Of Thirty
ninth street favorable terms Apply to ROSWELL O.
tYopolitan Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

"ET GUUDNF VIII UUUUSN VIII tUUDN7TT-A
w chance will be offered ths day iln.n gosds
Of every description, all o. which Will be cold wtthoat
gard 70 cost OF importation AZ this 10 opportunity
seldom TO b. met WITH ladies about purahAng sid eject
est saving ~ calling before pnrrhAsing elsewhere This
stock consists Of shr,ing linen ftnsp ,bsng pillow
linen linen dsmask linen napkins linen tS-saF aS,lA~
ALEC, large lot Of cotton shirins And sbeeng g~
ease eotton beside large lot o. prints 81 3D. cheap
See advertise In the Tines ana 1rLgns ~ ths
ing under head % dry soods ANDREW g. COLBY, Ne.
81 Third Ayonus, between Siatb and Tenth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

DESIRABLE OFFICES TO LET ON BROADWAY
~ yearly $500 two nice front ofces sscoud 400
IN building 3l2 Broadway Chambers street. Also
IN samo building large 25x76 feet to let very Low
way,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

L'oR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND KICHMOSD-
II The United states mail steamship R0ASokE, 7.
skinGor, commander, will leave pier u North river,
Wednesday March II, At o'clock. y. n. viii arrive
Norfolk the nsSt afternoon, and Pstsrburg Aad Richmond
the following morning Prom Ssrfo passengers for the
south proceed b. railroad direct 18th through ekst from
Weldon 70 Wilmington, Augusta Sc Pssass and fare 20
Norfot S. 10 Petsrsburg and Richmond go. storage half
price Through Ticket, % Lysshe.rs, 81. Apply %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

nESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, CON
II tanning twenty one rooms in waverlcy place, near
Washingto square, nice order with baths through
out and cbandeers private family preferred but would
be rented for first class boarding house. Yearly
$1,000. b. w. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

LNoR CHARLESTON, $. C.-THE STEAMSHIP QUAKER
II CITY, J. IA. Hodgdon, commander. will leave PhilA
dslphia for Charleston Monday March ~ at 10 A. ~
CABIN p.s,age SD sesrAse o. For freight passage Ap
ply 70 HERON MARTIN, M North wharves. PhilA
delpbia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

OTHANHHIPs BETWEEN HAvRR AND NEW YOaR
- direct.-Ths steamship ALPS viii sal from HAvr
direct for New York, without calling ct any port b
England,) Saturday, 26th Of November. Tho ratss
Of freight and passage IN Art and second cabins win b
very moderate The sailing Of tho succeeding
viii Be shortly announced The rsts OF Insurance b
France II less ships from Havre direct for New YorA
than In ships calling ct Engsh port Apply In HAvN
and Paris, II Boulevards des tAlena, 70 Donald Cuns
Or In New York to K CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

r0TTA6E TO LET IN WILLIAMSBURG-A VERY
small handsome cottage No 50 South First street, four
blocks from ferries; yard handsome and filled with
grape vines running woodbines rent s refer
and security required. Apply HUGHES & GREEN,
lt3 Grand WilliamsburQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

HOUSE TO LET.-A NICE TWO STORY AND
basement brick house, containing eight rooms, subcel
lar large yard, &C. No. 26s Dean street. Powers
brooklyn. Inquire Of r. AUERBACH, ~ John street. New
York, from to r. III Rivngton street. New York.
4 10 y clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
Ii adies boarding house. handsomely furnished, will
sold tho is leaving the city. Address Bunkum
Broadway Post Once.
, 1855-09-14
For the Pioneer and Democrat

Mr.. Editor:-Will you allow me through
your columns to correct an erroneous i'm
preston, which | learn to be current, in
reference to certain alleged Official actions
Of mine as county Superintendent, in con-
nexion with the Olympia School District.
1t is not true that have divided the
district, and formed new one out OF a
portion Of its territory. The district, in
which / live, was originally part of the
Olympia School District, but it will be
found by reference to the records Of the
county in the auditors Office, that it " as
laid of by the county commissioners at their
April term in 1854, which was prior to my
becoming an actual resident in the terri
tory. The act of the commissioners was
recognised by my predecessor, hence the
district, known us the north Olympia dis
trict, was in existence prior to my election.
There has been nothing done by me ma
terially affecting the boundaries of the
Olympia School District, except the better
defining ofits lines, some of which were i'm
aginary; causing thereby difficulty on the
part Of the directors, in knowing certainly
who might aud who might not be residents
therein. At the request Of the directors,
| examined all the documents in my pos
session to ascertain who were properly in
cluded in the district, and made the bound
ary lines definite, by taking the nearest sec
tional or subdivision line, ,Abut in so doing
lam not aware that single indi idual has
been left out Of its bounds, who has beer
deemed resident therein for the last twelve
months. 1t viii therefore be seen, that Il
is wholly untrue, that II have cut myself
out of the Olympia School District, for the
purpose Of avoiding taxation, to meet the
expenses incurred in the erection Of the
new school house" l have never been q
resident within the bounds Of said district.
As to further complaint on the part oi
some, that my influence had much 70 DO In
securing the erection Of the house, | have
tsimply to say, It is giving me more credit
than / claim. deem such charge com
pliment rather than crime. sought TO
exert an influence, because consider my
official oath binds me TO do so, in whatever
may tend to advance the cause Of education,
in any portion Of Thurston county | may
add, TOO, that felt it important that every
influence, that could properly be brought
to bear in the matter, should be exerted,
rs deemed it reproaeh TO the capital oi
the territory, that it should be without q
school house, especially, when other dis
tricts in the county, who were less able, had
erected good houses. t'' IS, 4 ''s NNN
That reproach is now wiped away, and
thrust the temporary soreness, arising from
the tax which has necessarily been imposed,
will yield to the feeling Of d just and prop
er pride. ''''' W. .'' ''o'''' g
- l4V17 GEoRaE f. WHrrwoRrH.
, 1855-09-14

Statutes OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY
The statutes of Washington territory, for
the first session of the legislative assembly,
begun and held at Olympia, February 9s,
1854, are now printed-bound-ln accord
ance with the act of the last legislative as
scmbly, authorizing the same, and the full
number of copies ordered by that body
(six hundred, )-havc been delivered to the
Secretary C, H. Mason, Esq.-fully assnr-
cd that they will be properly appropria-
ted to the use of every county in the terri
tory. rN.ai 900 laf8 i..ifas tmae Il
Again, be it understood, that the Public
Printer has nothing at all to do with the
distribution Of the laws and journals. The
legislative assembly 6xes the prize and the
number Of copies required by the territory,
for public officers. Sc, and beyond that the
public printer has nanght to do. The obli-
cation Of the printer with the Secretary oi
the territory has been complied with-he
has been furnished with the number oi
copies required by law and let county audit
ors but look at their duty in the premises.
Without the hope Of reward, or pecu-
mary speculation staring him in the face,
the gentleman to whom we are indebted
for the binding of the laws referred to, Mr.
IsAAu LlcHrNEn, informed us that should
public demand require it, with q reprint
Of several forms Of the laws, he could fur
nish some 40 Or so copies-extra. The
reprint will cost him more than any profit
he may derive The laws are printed oc-
cording to order, Tue public printer has
no more control over their distribution
than has one of the members Of the legis-
lature.y Let county auditors apply direct
| ly to the Secretary of the Territory.
, 1855-09-14
IS ScOrDiOn.''

Anonymous communications on any, and
all subjects, are seldom right or justifable'
Writing over an unknown signature will
SAVIOR much Of dishonor and cowardce,
look at it as you will. An honest man is
not often either ashamed or afraid to give
expression, openly, to his convictions, 1t
may sometimes occur thatft is right and
proper to conceal the name of one who ad-
vocates public measure, advances new
and important idea, or wishes to create in
noccnt sport and amusement, But when
an attack is to be made upon the charac-
ter, conduct, or principles of an individual
when charges are to be preferred against
a man to the prejudice of his reputation
when an assault with intent to kill " is to
be made upon the honor and integrity OF
public servant, anonymous writing is in no
wise justifable, 1t is base, cowardly, and
dcspicably mean, to make such an attack,
or begin such an assault from behind the
ntnbuscade OF name irresponsible and un-
known and the meanness is aggravated,
when this is done upon the authority of idle
rumors, or prejudiccd gossip. Such is the
character of q letter in the last weeks
Courier, over the signature which heads
this article. Governor STEVENS is the OBJ
ject Of the writer's imagined venom. 1t
affects him about as much as it does the
man in the moon, aud We have only noticed
this article to give an expression Of our
views upon the subject of anonymous com
municalions, generally, and by way of CIV
ing good reason for not having noticed
many of similar character to that Of
" Scorpions" which have appeared, here
tofore, in the Courier The system Of an
uonymous letter writing which has been
practiced through the columns of the COur-
icr, is about on par with the policy and
principles Of knownothingism, and very
like our system Of ballot voting-all in the
dark-all behind the curtain-all secret
a system which has always met the appro-
batlon of tue whig party.
, 1855-09-14

We are permitted to publish the follow
ing extract from private letter from
Mexico, addressed to commercial house
in San Francisco, and received BY the
steamer Pacific
General Comonfort has possession oi
the intermediate towns and cities between
Manzanilla and the City Of Mexico. he
had eight thousand men at Cclima, and 1t
was supposed the City Of Mexico was in
the hands of the revolutionists. 1t Is a
fact that Santa Ana has fed from the
country-that the revolutionists were the
most liberal party, and opened the ports Of
Manzanilla and Acapulco, and would re-
wise the duties, and everything was to be
on a more liberal footing than before. 1t
is thought that Commonfort would be the
next President. Commonfort is said TO be
man Of intelligence and liberal princi-
pies. j Il. g."
, 1855-09-14

BY the way, We should like to know
how the removal Of the deposits had
anything to do with prescribing certain
religion 10 tribe of Indians? We ,cOuld
like to hear this explained" Courier.
The removal of the deposits had nothing
to do with prescribing a certain religion
to a.tribe Of Indians" nor did we ever in
innate anything Of the kind. Now tell us,
will you. WHEN Congress spoke q just
condemnation to" "a victorious comman-
der in the southern army, who forbid them
"a tribe Of Indians,) to worship God as
was their wont ?"
, 1855-09-14

GEMs OF lPoLIrrcNL LIrERATURE---Ex-
tructed from last weeks Puget Sound Con
riy: a' e1rI u..ff. .... fr-
"Ihd mortal man ever work with human ingenuity
to such unparalleled extent IS has done the leader
OF this patent political organization to gain aseen
dency for the honor the Office and the spols at thu
price of the liberties and happiness OF their fellow
manf' IIl. ~. ... ..I al
"Spas which would bring the Joyful tears Of thous
ands they on tho fair fame of our country
" They would girdlc the earth with chains and man
aclc IT. inhabitants for such reward. "
"Agnin, we behold this same spirit Of unju -tness
ectuating them TO deeds Of atrocious wickedness.
Gov. Reeder was to be dismissed and so was i
proclaimed abrOqd but luckily for the welfare Of lbe
~ he not aud after his long sCjourn at Washing
ton city, during which time, the matter was well dis
cussed in President Perces cabinet he was returned
back IN the wilds of Kansas. "
"They do those which Justice weeps over which
horror bleeds for and happiness forsakes. "
, 1855-09-14

A FRArERNAL FIeHT.-In the Ashland
district, in Kentucky, Thos. T. Marshall,
the gifted, talentcd.und elegant Tom Mar
shall, has declared himself a candidate for
congress against his brother, Dr. A. X.
Marshall, the regular know-nothing nomi-
nee, and james o. Harrison the Democratic
nominee. Tom is said to be the best stump
speaker in that state, so prolific of stump
orators, whilO the Doctor is famous for tel
ling witty facetious and pointed anecdotes,
The canvas will be an amusing and in
structing one. The Doctor has heretofore
been democrat. Tom was Harrison
whig, Polk democrat, Taylor whig, and
a Pierce democrat, we believe. He says
he always thought Jack (the Dr. was a
federslist in disguise sailing under false
colors-but he never expected to see him
leading ku"~-uothingism.
, 1855-09-14

R0- The Brig Cyrus, DIecs, master, ar
rived at GIEDlxGs' wharf, Olympia, on Tues
day evening last, from San Franciieo, with
merchandise, and two lady passengers fol
this place She left here yesterday, to load
at skOokum Bay, with lumber, &c, fOr
San Francisco. ..o gA e. .laue
Several schooners, scows, skifs, "ca'
INNS, y and the like, have arrived and taken
their departure during the past week
amongst which we might make mention Of
the "tidy " little craft the EmiIit Parker.