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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

SARAroeA-This delightful place Twill be more
attractive than ever this season. The Union Hall
opens the middle Of May, and the United States
opens on the LIST Of June. There is to be a general
scattering of society early in May, and the fashion,
ables will depar, for the summer tour at least two
or three weeks earlier than usual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

The ASSOCIATED SysrEM.-We give to-day an ar
ticle on this new science of society by one ofits dis
ciples, on the principle Of hear both sides" Still
we have an opinion. The Fourierites are still all
words, words. 1t is impossible to tell any thing
about its practical utility till they get into full ope-
ration and when they decide who is to black boots
and wash clothes, we shall believe that thsy can get
| alnnr lepitimatelY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

Mr.. DEMPsrER.-The delightful ballad singer had
a bnllian, audience at his first soiree on Monday
night: He sings tomorrow night in Brooklyn. Let
no one miss the opportunity thus afforded to hear
one Of the purest ballad singers now living.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

Fires IN MASSACHUSETTS, There were half a dozen
fires in Boston last Saturday night. J. Morton, Bar
nabus Wild, Messrs. Glover, Roundy, Hatstatt, E.
G.. Griggs, Eben Tears, Damon Sperry, French,
Lufkin, Stone, Preston, Edwards, Hunt, Wass,
Seaver, Mott, Hadley, Crease, and Mrs. Parker were
he sufferers. The dwelling house in Canton, own
and occupied by the widow oithe late General
ne, was destroyed by fire on Saturday last
of the furniture was saved. Loss $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

Boz IN ST. LouIs.-The Boz Soiree "came off,
on the 18th inst. We take the following, relative to
it, from the ST. Louis Gazette of the l4.h.
The soiree last evening, at the Planters House, in
honor of Mr. Dickens, was attended by about 800
persons; and is admitted to have been one of the
most elegant and agreeable parties ever given in
embarrassing restraint, all seemed to feel perfectly
at their ease, and to enter cordially into the spirit OF
the occasion. MIR. D. himself was highly g~ratified,
and has frequently expressed the pleasure ne has de-
sissippi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

Mr.. HkIsRlcH-This extraordinary and very ta-
Tented composer is about TO get up a concert on a
grand scale. Look out for a great treat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW ORK..
wlllism Benz amin Hayden, clerk, New York, Msy
18th.
Allen wheeler. (arm Allen Wheeler h Co, Rcehester)
new Of ~. Y, June LIST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

MAIL BEHIsD.-Harnden Il Co. and Adams Il
Co. beat the mail, as usual, yesterday. H. u Co
gave us a Montreal paper Of the 23d inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

GREAT Sale OUT AT BLooMScDALE.-An the
splendid fuIn.isIe formerly owned by Mr.. Belmont,
at, Briar Cliff, on The Bloomingdale Road, this side
Of Burnham's, VIII be sold to-day by Jones the auc-
tioneer-sec advertisement. This establishment is
singularly recherche and elegant-and must attrac, a
large party OF fasiionables. Sale al IL o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

ERIE Rail ROAD Co.-The Commercial Ad-
yertiser'' undertakes TO whitewash and laud the
management of this shocking bubble. 1t is a work
worthy of the morals, integrity, honesty, and calibre
of the " Commercial - and such like prints. When
was there ever a i~mpudent bubble, blown up in Wall
street, that was not pulled by the Wall street press !
How often has the community suffered by believing
in these corrup, and lying organs
In the present case, II has been weilknown to
every practical man for years, that the Erie Raj
Road was a bubble from the commencement. II
was originally started by a clique In Wall street.
who have lsug since cleared out, " bag and bag
age" to the great injury of the public and the state
To the agency and mismanagemen of this concern
was the depreciation of the public credit of the
state entirely owing. But the most shocking of al
their acts, is the tact OF their palming their stock a
par upon the honest farmers along the route, whC
will new, most probably, lose every cent of the in
yestment. A contractor has told us that at least
two thirds Of the contractors on this road will be
ruined, and made bankrap, by the bursting Of the
bubble.
Yet these men and their organs have the inefiable
impudence TO w%kiiewash and laud such a bubble.
N. B-The assignment was made to prevent the
execution Of Judgment that was maturing for an
honest debt in rail road iron-and not, as the Com.
mercial' says, 10 protect any contractors interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

STEAM PAcKErs.-The Great Western starts to-
morrow, and the Britannia next Sunday, for Liver.
verpool-the former hence, and the latter from
Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

aear ArrR,c roS.-The great meeting to sup
the revolutiorias in Rhode Island, comes of to-
At Tammany Hall Send down a =" corporal's
!" and that will keep the peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

THE Losr DOG The small white Cuba poodle
dog, advertised as lest in yesterdays paper, went
away from III Chambers street-not li as erro-
ueously printed. If the finder will return him to
to Ia, he wi oe rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

CoRRxcrIoS-RAcs CoussE -ln noticing yester-
day, the arrival of the celebrated race herse Bos-
ton, we used The name of Mr.. Bolts az connected
with the course. This was an error, as that gentle
man has row aching TODD with the race course, or
race horses, directly or indirectly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

ERIE RAIL RoAp.-This concern, it seems, has
gone TO the dogs. 1t is creating o great deal of noise.
1t seems that all the farmers along the line have
been let in for $500 or $500, besides the industrious
mechanics in this city: Shame !-shame!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27
Court Calendar-This Dav,

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 81, las, l3l, l53, Al, ~, As, 46,
la3, l44, 81, lac, 81, 70, Ga, IS, 81, So, 10, II, l53, 70, "a,
IS, n, 81, 80, SO, 81, 81.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Psrt Mos. l0l, 1877, l33
l, 80, IS, l9l, l65. l67. 100, III, IS, rs, l73, It's.
Part 2.-Nos. 100, 1872, l6s, 10, ?, ls2, 4, %, 80, 70, 70,
100, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Benson and woodruff
Joseph Miller, three hands belonging or beard of steam.
boat Cleopatra, were found guilty OF stealing several
pairs OF boots from on board Of said beat, the property Of
Lewis X. Boughten, and sentenced to the City Prison for
10 days each. A colored woman named Rebecca Berry
was sent up for 80 days for stealing an iron pot from
his name, was found guilty Of stealing from the towboat
Warren, lying at Coentics slip, a patent scale and fix.
lures, having been placed on board of the vessel to for.
ward to the north. He is q stubborn, ugly devil, and
John Brown will have trouble to tame him. The court
sent him up for SO days. James GiIgan. charged with
assaultng and beating his wife, was discharged on con.
di,ion that he would stop such conduct in future. A tall,
hungry looking dock rat, named William Hagar, was
s;.1, Sf sar d sis5y ! K of ;sys w q. ! pisss ar Of io Ss 81 { ! the e
trollopy looking girl with her foretop shaved off about
an inch to give her an intellectual sconce, was convicted
Of stealing q quantity Of female wearing apparel from
the dwelling Of Off 'er Tompkins, and was sent up for so
days. She gave the name of Margaret Jackson alias
Mccormick swsre that one Patrick Kelly committed an
assault upon her with intent to do something else, which
he did not do. Patrick denied the crime, and evidence
being produced to show that Ellen locked Patrick up in
her own room, and would not let him go out, the court
considered that all that was done was done as it should
Sc, and therefore let Patrick off. A boy named Patsey
suspenders from Oliver w. Burnham, was found guilty
and remanded for sentence: Two specimens ofthe pc
Of our city, named John Curry and Robert Potter, pre-
sented themselves for hearing. Curry charged Potter
with being a brawler, and also with assaulting him with
his fists. Potter presented such an eye! Oh, poor Billy
Barlow's W as a fool to it and Curry such a ssrrel top,
and 50 cut, SO smooth, so short, SO close, that the court
for some one OF these causes, or something else, dis.
charged all hands with caution not to come again. A
girl of the town named Margaret Porter, who said she
was from Albany, was sent up for 80 days for stealing a
shawl from Catherine Blair. Israel Nifen, whe said he
had come down on a raft from Pennsylvania, was found
guilty Of stealing two horse covers from a cartman
named John Weaver, and a coat and overalls. Nifen
said he saw the things lying on q box, and surprising
they were worth nothing, he merely put 'em in his bag
to keep 'em. The court sent him up for sixty days, and
as he was going out he said the next time he'd do summit
that would send him up for six years, as he'd as le've 60
for six years as six hours, an be dammit to it. John VIII
liams, a black fodder, was charged with stealing q mum.
Der Of articles valued at 81 rs, belonging to Jane Cornell,
but vas discharged, and the court adjourned. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27
Purdy and about $500 others.
A Voice from Railway.
RAILWAY, April rs, 1912.


SIRs: =
Having always been incredulous as TO the many re-
ports respecting the medical virtues attributed TO your
Clarified Essence Of Hoarhound Candy, and being like
wise strongly p~rejudiced against its use, induced me al
ways to speak Of its use nothing less than an imposition,
bu. through the influence Of others l was led reluctantly
to try its virtues, ard the result was fully 10 deceive me;
for, almost instantly it Effected a cure Of a cough and
hearseness Of my daughter which was Of six months
standing, and has satisfied me that its merits have not
been everratcd.-l therefore would ecommend 1t to all
in like circumstances. Yours, -
To Messrs. J.. PgasE < Sous, No. 4, Division e. ~ T..
Agen,s-ZieNer, 81 Dock st, Phtladel, Pa; hedaing, ?
State street, Boston Robinson, ITO paltimo5e 81 p !.
NOR. Rauis a Co. ST state street, Albany; N. q. Pier
son, Railway. NJ; Duval, 23a Broad st, Newark, NJ;
Haldemsn, Louisville, Ky. c.sr;
Each envelope Of the genuiae noren q wSom Il Can
signed ]. Peasc q Son, 45 Division street,oi "no" can
be obtained wholesale and retail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27
Washington.
ICorresrondencs Of the HsraId.l
congressional Proceedings.
WAsHxorov, Monday. 3 o'clocl

VAsHiNGToN, MONDAY, . O'CLOCK +. M.
The morning business of the Senate was unusu
ally interesting. Mr.. King presented the proceed
ings Of meeting ofthe citizens Of Lowndese county,
Alabama, asking for a speedy settlement of our diff
culties with England, or a declaration Of war.
The order of the day was the Dancing Rabbit
creek treaty with the Cherokees-or rather the
claims under it, and the matter has been discussed
up TO the present hour.
In the House, the bill from the committee on
gers coastwise, in British bottoms, was taken up,
and after some debate, was Informally passed over,
and the superintendent bill then came up. Mr
AtheIton, Of New Hampshire, moved to substitute
Briggs moved a change OF some few hundreds from
Mr.. Atherton's motion, and the matter is now under
discussion. The impression seems to De that 6V, ~
will be agreed upon by the House, but 1t Is doubted
whether the Senate will concur.
Please advise the pipelayers that every body al
Washington desires them to be better strangers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

USIox CoURsE This elegan, abstraction is now
to be managed by three frst-rate philosophers OF the
turf, who have nothing of the squash about them :
They have COT up the great Boston and Fashion
race. express! y ~ raise a breese in the north.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

Another WAR STEAMER The keel OF a new
war steamer has it been laid down at the PhIa'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge Inpraham-


ArRrL 2o-Thomas 8 McCsry, VS.. Richard schaap.
This was an action to recover the value of a quantity Of
silver plate, asserted to have been stolen from the house
Of plaintiff, corner Of Clinton and University place, on
the 7th Of February last, q portion of which has been
traced to possession OF defendant. Schaap keeps a Jewell
lery store at No. 1854 Bowsry, and sold TO a man soon
after the robbery, eleven tea spoons which contained the
~Plaintih's mark, and were among those stolen FROM the
a receiver Of stolen goods, but acquitted. Ha stated that
he bought the spoons Of q man who came into his store
about 3 O'Clock in the evening, and that he openly sold
them again to the person who purchased Of him. MIR.
Morrell, for plaintiff, commended that the defendant was
bound to pay for the whole of the silver ware that had
been stolen, the law Of larceny requiring a person in
whose hands a portion of the goods were found to &C.
count for the whole. Mr.. Haskell replied, that such
was the law as related to a larcener, but his client was
not such. He then showed the danger Of a principle
like this being admitted, particularly as related to the
buying and selling Of secondhand goods, and presented
some opposite illustrations il. support of his argument
The jury gave q nominal verdict for plaintiff Of 6
cents damages.
For plsintif, Mr.. Morrell and Mr.. Barber-Mr. s. Jay
Haskell, for defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

90 MUSEUM Miss Rosalie the
charming singer X this establishment il a real enabsn.
tress. She takes the audience by storm, AMI coutinues
roar Of applause greets her from the nom emit she annears
upon the stage, Her beauty and stage manners are
seen excelled by a young lady Of her age. We anSsr.
stsAd she 10 but "sweet sixteen" and yet the perfect
control which she possesses over her voice, would indi
wsr!d, and the young gentlemen in particular, to cal,
and hear her sweet sounding notes. The Gipsey Girl.
Winchell, the drollerist, Celeste, the dancer, and Bar,
NUNS Animal Magnetism, prove great attractions here
and fill the house day and night. This afternoon there
will be q splendid day performance, commencing at three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27
The following Il a statement OF the Planters Bank o.

Specie. sssss Sircuia'ion' ssg5s
sps ssnn ian Sacd., ias.:os United states, ai.oD
sis .s;:: .s ssss:s s ssass P Pissi's; ss
City Stocks. ss,S r,Oatsi ! 3 s sos
Ex,eme. so72 .-..,
Loans, 7s,7S i""''''
I,o71.1i
The following ars the leading features. AZ compared
with October, lsa0:-
,. Of IS , $3.50 .%ay, s I. 20 seas Decrease
S6. :;Ss:.s...' 1855 l IIs.sss sass "e'
In addition to the present circulation there is outstand
ing $4,000 Of the ''no,es distracted" OF the loans
slse, 934 are lying over and in suit.
The Erie Rail Road Company, IL appears, frightened
at the rising popular indignation at their conduct, have
procured an inscriptions spologist ia the Commercial
| Advertiser, which has come out as the champion Of the
road. We quote one statement a. follows -
The salary Of the president, Mr.. Bowen, instead Of be-
ing 81, 900, has never exceeded $500, and was somd
time aimee reduced at his own instance to $4,000. Only
one other officer Of the company has received, under thu
present administration, SO high a salary as the loves
named by the Post, a.d his was reduced twenty five pei
| cent at the same time ~ the presidents-
Nav. IL We turn to the report Of the Legislative invss|
tiaasinr committee, dated May 8, isii, we find the follow
ing list Of salaries -
| Eleszer Lord % President, salary, s3s01
Eiss,cr y Commissioner, 24O(
ro.s, salary. $ooo|
| James Bo wen. Vice President, 500
Z Miller, Chief Engineer ~
81. Z Picrson, sgent in England, 40q
These are only items Of salaries that amounted
90, COOPER annum. Mr.. Lord resigned for reasons new
disclosed, when a subsequent committee was appointed
and Mr.. Bowen succeeded to his pay and e~molumep'I
50 much for fslseho0d No.. l.. The next. is as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

The following ars the leading FEATURES az compared
with October, 1906
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

To .Ifred r. DHri dtd Elisabeth H. hts 1r.f f.,
merty Elisabeth ". CaJeH. Napoleon H. CABIN
Hereunder CabeH. Henry Huntington. Sergi of n.
Corporation II i.B,cLbufg. and ds such dintaisfrai
de bHtis non irnh tie lrM aanered. u George MIN
decd.. Sdmpei CdbcH, " Mid,n Daniel and NJ.
Cdi,eH. crertfo's of u iRiam Daniel. decd. tr,d'
rict ~ CnbeH administrator NJ Paulna D,,,;.,
dccd.. UiRiom u alton. Of TIE securities If Lt,
J. CobcH dec'd in his o1icdi bond DIS guardian ..
Elisabeth h.. .Napoieon B. and .Herander oL,y
rrhcn infants. ~ Hiaf Chick II The ,ec,rii,.
Of The said John J. CabeH IN lbs official bond n, nm.
Of he errcto,s Of John Cabeit. deed. aud 1Homo, p
Friend crecatW or administrator n John }. Ca5,H
drc'd:
vUNAkE NOTICE. that the Dist and 22nd ,,ay =
February next al the Clerk 5 Office OF the county ~
Amherst. We shall take the deIositions of Abraham
STATION and others and the first and second d,,
oi February neat. al the house OF Joseph {. fpun
b,tlaan, the county Of Bedford, shall taxi IN,
deppsition n the said lliggnlotlan and Others; and an
the 10th and lihdivs Of February next the F.rb,r,
Hotel IN the City of Richmond. shall take the dep,
lions OF Phillip \. Nicholas and others; and ON the 10Th
aud 1th days Of February next, at Bent Creek in TN,
county of Buckingham. shall take the dcposons If
Reuben ID. Palmer and others Which deposition, We
shall offer a. evidence in depending the Cir
cu Superior Court Of Inv and Chancery Tor the count,
Of amherst. in which the said Alfred T. Dillanl and
Elizabeth b. his wife. formerly Elizabeth B. Ca
hell Napoleon H. Cabc and Alexander Cabc are
Plaintiffs. and ourselves and others are dendans and
before the Commissioner directed take the accounts
ordered IN SAID cause. Your obcdlcnt servants,
FREDERICK NJ. CABEI.I..
CLIFFORD CAi'ElI. executors
Of Frederick Cabcll. deed
dec 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

I'VE peculiarties of this chemical compound are owing
To Its extraordinary effects, upon the animal fibre o
gamcn.s and MUSCLES virtues being carried by
them 10 thu immediate disease Of pain and weak
M
However good internal remedy may BE-, this as an
external application, will powerful auxiliary,
moving the disease and facilitating the cure in Of
local nammaory and Chronic Rheumatism, and in all
scs where seated pain weakness exists.
gentleman travelling in the North OF Europe and Pal
estinc 1880, heard much said the latter place
praise OF JEW DA\IlJ'S OR HEBREW PLASTER, and
OF the he considercD tuious had performed,
that he induced to his person. a lung
and liver the of which had been the chsfob
ect of his journey, but which he'd resisted the the genial in
1uencc o that balmv and delicious climate lie found
his health mpro, and in few weeks his cough left him,
the saownes OF his skin Disappeared his pain removed,
and his health became permanently renstacd Since that
time he has been recommending to his friends and acquan
tances, for all fixed pains whatever such rheumatism,
govt head ache tooth ache pain the side hip back and
tmors stu ,nts, agnc cakes ague in the beat weakness
the spine female weaknesses Sc No female subject to pain
weaknesses in the back side should be without it.
MARRIED LADIES,
in delicate situations find great relief from constantly
ing this plaster The application of this plaster between the
shoulders has been found certain remedy for colds coughs,
phth>ic and lung affections, in their primary stages 1t de.
troys inflammation b. producing copous perpiraon No
lh, stefan should he without it.
For particulars bills that accompany each box, and d.
rcctions Each box contains sufficient To spread eight
pas,ers Price 81 cents per box.
The above arc for sac by DlNkI-E s RuMBOUGH.
Oct. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

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: ' = ,.n.n IN ,-,,i .
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n. ,r,,,,,, II tho n,II. arm. s,,cc tl,
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=, .,,,,iI, ,,,,.,t5 L, III, ST. j. ,.,,sider,hl,.
-, H., ,I ~. r,;,Ee, ,,f slc,s f,rncrI, IN
Ii..,,ie. a, t{e game o1,re mi rerf rrin- tt.
-. I,,, Tin, irs,,t,,,,on ,scsi,,d f,,tn tho egis
l,, \, ~ ast sssop the sum ot fnt ,l,o,sand five
LJ,d 1Jl,r. Ybirb has l.en -, economically and
5,,,sI, ,,nend,d in the crc,,on ola steward house
d IN r,duciina an ADEQUATE snpply .f water To the
, ~. ,,;I,,,, institute has an able faculty of
,I,c officers and teachers who receive at present, the
I'll la, ,f f,,cpt, soycn hundred doll ars leaving
r., all ,bsT mrf.e, three Thousand three hundred dol
1, XXub n, : s,,tn an aycrao. of about twenty fur
student, is i,ppnted the highest number benp twenty
e,,,lt and the lowest tweny-rhcse are regular cadets
Tia, irronar cadets are supwrtrd BIZ their own means
4 l 49,, ,t ,b, c,o,nenr,uen, Of the nr.sopt term
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

/ rules holden in the Clerks Office of the county
Patrick the house thereof the 9th day oil De
cemher, 1911
Elizabeth Abingdon, eNecutrx of John Abingdon, decd
Plaintiff
against
William W abingdon, Nancy +. Abingdon, Mary Abng
don, Sarah abingdon, tathsrne Abingdon and Lucinda Ab
ngdon, infant heirs of John Abingdon decd, Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendant William w Abingdon, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according the act Of As
scmhly and the rules OF tins Court and appearing by sa,
factory evidence that he not nhabtant of this
wealth motion of the Plaintiff by COUNSEL it is ordered tina
the said defendant do appear here the first Monday Feb
next and answer the Plaintiffs BILL and that copy
this order be forthwith published in the I.ynchburg Nrgnian
tol two months successfully and that another copy be posted
at the front door OF the court house of this county
Copy-Ieste
SAMI. G. STAPLES, II. c.
Dec. 16 xxon