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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-11

NOR the Of prma.- secondary syphilis.
venerial ulcers nodes produced BY an
inludcious use OF mercury unskliul medical treatment
All persons susPectng veueres faint remaining their sys
person consider himself safe after having the venere
disease without thoroughly cleansing the system with this
Justly celebrated al erative.
Sold single bottles 81 each; in Of half dozen
ed 20 Union.
The New York herald., 1846-03-30

HIGHWAY RoBBxRY AND MURDER man aged
abou, fifty years, from East Davenport, Delaware
county by the of Sournbsrger, (Sutsnberg, tho
name is commonly probounced) was murdered on the
night Of the oath ins about mile west Of the Wy,
iound on the following morning, nearly naked and hav
ing STAB in his bresst. end throat cut also h hand
The murderer is s"uno,sa - bs nbn R,rrst. ~
years OF age and OF bad reputation who lives
10 tne vicinity OF the Wy. He left Prats tavern, which
some 'ntee miles distant, during the afternoon of tho
zen IN y. IN company with deceased and was seen with
MIN little before dark only 10 rods from the place
some blood on IT, was found Burnett when srrested
on the 3sh also tobacco box, pair OF mens and pock
NE pvevieus day.--saSexy .arsvs '0''''''v"V '"
The New York herald., 1846-03-30
Mails for e urope,

The letter bags of the steamship Hibemia will
close in this city to morrow afternoon. The ship
will leave Boston on Wednesday,
We shall issue an Extra Herald for this steamer
at an early hour to morrow afternoon. The third
edition of the Weekly Herald, containing all the
intelligence of last week. can now be had at the
Office, in wrappers, ready for the foreign mails.
The price of the latter is sixpence per copy.
The New York herald., 1846-03-30

The CHARTER ELEcrroS-This election takes
place in about two weeks, and all that is now want
ed to complete the arrangements, are two candi-
dates for the democratic and whig mayorallty tick
cts Great efforts have been made to secure these
candidates, but as yet, without success We are In
hopes that in this week, the nominations will be
offered to the public.
The New York herald., 1846-03-30

The Michigan Railroad sale bill has finally
passed the Senate by vote OF 10 to 2 with one i'm
portant amsndment, which gives power
to alter repns the charter after thirty years. pro-
vidss that the company shall be ,ensed TOR any
damages sustained bv such alteration repeal In the
original bill was hfty his amendment 10 said
to be acceptable to the bondholden and will in ell pro-
bsbility be concurred in by the House The Free Pres
says that the bill may now be considered law, and
the vexsd question settled. n--.aiScwy .ayfss
The New York herald., 1846-03-30

The Albany Atlas OF the 9th inst ssys small party
OF English emigrans arrived from New York this morn.
ing on their route West They the first which have
arrived here this One of the party states that
very large number OF families preparing emigrste
70 this country curing the prssens ysss
The New York herald., 1846-03-30
Movements OF Travellers.

Tho following 10 the full amount Of the arrivals yes
terday at the principal hotels. Al the
AMERIcAS--W Annells, Hartford, Conn; Jas. 8. Will
lams, Savannah; Chas. II. Parmaee, Augusta, Geo; E.
9 Robinson, Boston; ii. p. Taylor do; j. Greelsnd,
West Point; Henry Lloyd, Lloyds Necs, LII H. Pets,
Wilmington, Ala.
AsroR.-J Forbes, Troy; Mr. King. Albany; C. o.
Whi,more, F. Psrkmsn, {. Dexter, C. w. March, Bos-
ton; C. March, Washington; Bulloch, Buffalo; Nicho-
las Carter, Manchester, England; Messrs. Grat,an,
Morse and Oliver, Boston, Geo. Sander, Copper Har.
bor c. w. Cushman, Philad; J. Belknsp Boston; 9.
Prescott Bigelow, Boston; j. E. Dove, Washington; w.
p Ponder, Balt A. Field, do; w Haywood N. C jas.
II. Forsyth, Ohio.
CIrY-J. p Breck enrdge, Lexington, Ky; B. Butman,
Worcester r Nash, Capt Eagle, Ly nchbursh, Va; A.
r. johnson, Utica; Whitefeld Richmond, Va Cover.
nor Edwards, New Haven; Brooke, Philad; Messrs
Richards Ellis Bradley, Gray, Ferguson and Cherry
c; c. Russell Tennesses; NJ johnson, N J: d. b.
Smith, New Biunswck.
FsAsxLir.-w. Parsons, N. J; J. Sherman. Buffalo; j.
Van Deusen, Fhilad r 8 Low, Albany; J. Albergh,
Bufalo J. Riger, Ky; Chss. Danforth Rodrigo Favn,
Paterson W. Kane, Philsd w. II. Willard Z; P. Tur-
ner, Watervie; H. Noble, BridgportS s Tomlnssn. do;
j. Bailey, Cohoes, Thos. Robinson, Albany.
GLosE-James Wadsworth, n. Joseph, Canada Mr..
HowAsD.-Col Pratt, Boston; J. johnson, Albany;
Apollos Moore, do; J. Buell., Herkimer CO; Joseph
Knapp. Montreal Franklin Lce, Buffalo; Oliver. Lee,
do; T. House, Boston; H. Psnfeld, Buffalo; d. shaw,
Kingston, Canada; Mr. NcAipine, Troy rhos Mckinney,
NJ J; Ames, Easton Mass IL r. Walbrdge, Lansing.
buTgh; }. Cornish Onondaga
The New York herald., 1846-03-30

Cncuir CouRr-A, 81, Ia, IL, 10, II, %. ~, as y
Is, 10.
CoMMos PlEAs- First Part 81 1877 90, l4l, lt3 lt7
l09, a. 80 81, 13l. 1873. 1856.
second Par-iia 1856. IS. $50. l62 1884, lSs, II, IaA
The New York herald., 1846-03-30

WRECKS DURING THE PAST YKAR-The past
year has been one in which more American vessels
have been wrecked, than any other one during the
last forty years Among the most prominent of thes
have been the Henry Clay, the John Minturn, the
New Jersey, Hilah, Sophia, and Hamlet. In ad.
diton to these, large number Of other vessels, of
all descriptions, have met with the same unfortunate
calamity.
The loss of life and property in these wrecks has
cast gloom over many hearts, and darkened. for a
time, the prospects Of the enterprising owners
Within the year past, the loss Of properly wreck
of American vessels alone, has been over million
of dollars But the indomitable enterprise Of the
American character is not TO be broken, even by
winds and waves, but pushes triumphanty agains,
all opposing forces
The marine lists, however, have been filed with
melancholy details, sending pane after pang to many
heart
The New York herald., 1846-03-30

''''o,r..1ll ow..,l !. understood ,A.. '''f
The New York herald., 1846-03-30

srown 1 20 n'ksrs.-Wc are inasbs. ID to Mr. 5.
p.-.r. ' ''' Northern mail agent, Co late Albany
The New York herald., 1846-03-30

WANTED Two smart intelligent men, who are
IN want OF steady employment, for one year, are re.
ques'ea 70 apply Immediately to the Mayoralty No
minauns Committees, at Tammany Hall, and the
wing neaa quarters. None need apply who are in
capable Oh Keeping the streets clean Those who
nave oeen engaged in excavsting canals and hills
ioi ,ainosi tracks, would be preferred. References
exchanged on the l4th Of next month.
The New York herald., 1846-03-30
Police intelligence.


charged with being engaged in the slave trade was
commenced Monday 23d instant in the United States
ST rSSssd o
Attorney the part Of the United States aud Berj f.
Hunt. Esq, on behalf Of the defendant The trial was
o'clock to consider their verdict but being unable to
come TO decision they were last night discharged
yesterday before the court and the jury brought in
verdict Of guilty, at late hour last evening but he was
recommended to the mercy Of the court
The WHEAT CRoP "A gentleman OF this city,
who returned yesterday from an excursion through
the northern counties tho Territory tells us that the
never looked better In this vicinity the crop does not
promise 40 we'll good deal Of wheat having been win
ter kilied.-MisouAis Gssene.
considerably the best wheat region in Western
New York, since the deep has left the whes,6elds
unusual growth sll before the setting In Of winter
and entertained that tie large burthen
%sn' 81 Ss m = 70 h s. f
in Western New York the condition OF the crop 10
watched with much inter ST. B.faie .adrertisr.
Major Joseph Johnson Of woodvills, Mise, has pre-
sentsd TO the Odd Fellows syum Lodge No 50 Of that
place. the building and ot ground which s situa
ted the old Baptist church.
The claim Of the Of the British ship venilia for
alvsge on the specie snd pearls brought by them to
New Orleans, has been wi hdrawn the parties being
about to make an amicable arrangement.
According to recent advices American provisions had
become very high in Demarsra-so high tnst majority
OF the inhabitants could not obtain them.
The 18th day Of April next has been recommended ~
FAST day By the Governor of Mains.
Mrs. Wm Roland went to the river Ohio. near Hano-
Landing few days ago. obtain bucket Of water,
drowned.
The dwelling of DR.. @ W. Goldsborough, in Talbot
county Md, took FIRE Sunday last from defect 10
the chimney, and was entirely consumed The house
was owned BY Allen NJ. osldsboroush, Ess Of Eassen
The New York herald., 1846-03-30

AFFAIRS IN CANADA Since the reception Of the
Governor Generals message, public attention has
been somewhat directed to the British province.
q the North. The i-feeling produced by the new
commercial system of Grea, Britain, will ultimately
have Its proper effect in that quarter and the orga
nizaflon OF the militia, throughout the province,
having reference to anticipated war with the United
S'aes VIII probably have its effect in Washington.
Wv 'nst canada is being re -ased from the icy en-
ace Of writer, we can look 70, ward for news from
mat lart OF the world ,,;.L oh
The New York herald., 1846-03-30


viduas the assistance and protection the same
immunties which would have been granted TO lie own
vessels in similar cases.
Art. XVII. II is moreover agreed between the two
contracting parties, that the Consus and Vice Consuls
Of the United States in the ports Of Belgium and recp
rocay the Consuls and Vice Consuls Belgium the
ports Of the United States shall continue enjoy all
privileges protection and assistance usually granted to
charge Of their functions The said Consus and Vice
CoRsuls may be arrested and back either
authorities and they shall prove BY exhibition Of the
vessels list oher document or If she have de-
parted, by copy Of said documents duly certified by
hem that the sssmen whom they claim formed part Of
the said crew. Upon such demand thus supported the
delivery of the deserters shall not be refused They
SHALL moreover receive s aid and assistance in ssarch
ing for seizng, and arresng such deserters who SHALL
upon the requson and at tho expense Of the Consul
or Vice Consul be confined and kept in the prisons of
the country until he shall have found opportunity for
sending them homo. IL however, such opportunity
should not within three months asr tns arrest
the deserters shall be set at liberty and shall not again
ss II M
shall occur are excepted from these provisions unless
they be na.urazed citizens or subjects Of the other
country.
Art XVIII Articles Of all kinds the transit Of which Is
aowsd in Belgium coming from or going to the Unted
when the transportation through the Belgian terri.
tory - ef 'cted on the railroads ofthe State.
Art XIX The present treaty shall be in force during
ten years from the date OF the exchange OF the rsnca
tons and until the expiration OF twelve months after
either Of the high acting parties shall have an
nounced 10 the other lie intention to terminate the cPs
ration thereof each party reservng TO iseifthe gAt
fmakng such declaration the other ct the END OF the
ten years above mentioned and 10 sgrsed that atsr
the expiration Of the twelve months Of &c.
corded both sides this treaty and all ifs sPuiatons
shall cease to he in force -
Art Xxx This treaty shall be ratified and the rsinca-
tons sns be exchanged Warrington within the term
OF six months after s date. or sooner possible and
the treaty shall be put In execution within the term Of
n faith whereof the respective have
signed present treaty in duplicate snd have sxsd
thereto their seals Brussels the tenth Of November,
one thousand eight hundred and forty 6vs.
THOM @ CLEMSON Il. 81
DECHAMPS, fLsI
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-17

Spring GOODS.
~ FREDERICK FTCKRY & SONS,
No. $50 B.AL7IhOREST
have received by late arrivals from Europe larpe
addition TO their former stock of goods which will be
increased by several packets which ane 10 arrive this
month
Pearl, Agate and Bone BUTTONS
Tapes, Stay Bindings and Thread Lace
Carpet and London BINDINGS
Tailors' Trimmings
Satin, Silk and Cotton CRAVATS
Spool Cotton
Titey's Patent Shoe THREADS
English and German HOSIERY and Glove,
Bobbin, Laces and Edgngs
Looking Glass PLATES
CUTLERY, a complete assOrvmea,
Snuff Boxes and Jews Harps
States, Slate Pencils, and general assortment of
GERMAN Goods.
ALSO-On Consignment
Solid Head PINS
Gilt, Lasting, Silk and Bone BUTTONS
Gum Suspenders, Combs
Playing Cards. Brushes
Fancy soap and Peffumery
CLOCKS, Friction Matches
She BLACKING
Gilt JeweIry, Razor Strops, &C. to which we in
vie the attention of purchasers and will only say TO
them, that II they will give us a call before making
their purchases they will find il their ad vantage
as we have made such arrangements for importing
our goods as will enable to offer them al prices
which cannot fail to please. [Al fell
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-17
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

no MRS. ELIz. MItAER, No. ST. Poplar street, DE-
tween Racael and Budd streets, Philadelphia, has
been completely cured of the most severe attacks Of
Rheumatism for whiSh she had tried every thing in
vain, The extrem e pain would often compel her TO
rise ten Tines in night, and her hands drawn
up so as TO be completely useless. After usipg the
left and she has had tie slightest attack for pc
Rod of several months.
DR.. CHRIsTIE is in possession OF nearly one tso9-
sand testimonials, received from persons who have
beea entirely cared of the most severe RheumatsHi-
both Chronic and Inhammatory, for which every Ola
er ''remedy'' was useless. The Ring; and FMli,
when properly applied, have never been kncwn %
fail in any Of these cases.
{7- Beyare of spurious irs;sdtions Of these ARTICLES
The onlu place in baltimore 10 obtain the GENUINE
Rings and Fluid is at the Drug Store Of S. s. AGCE
1903 BALTIMORE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT SITS.
All articles of the kind sold elsewhere 10 the city
ave ,5r5ltss souRteUtii9, witbovt hs esc u2vanie
.ua4rlce ~ beneficial eHact~ 1hll
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-17
vVOTHE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED

y IL STATES GENERALLY. Be it known, lit
BhOHld have been kRown long ago. that DOYLEiS
GREAT CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, is at this time,
selling more capital prizes than any other office in
Baltimore, and that the proper place to invest money
for lottery tickets is at M Doye's Office, No. l44
Pratt ST. opposite the Railroad Depot, next to Brad
shaw's United States Hotel. This is the only office
in the city where there is any certainty of having good
luck, in the following magnificent schemes:
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, . $lO, OOs, tickets IS, shares in pro-
portion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets IS, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
A,roportion.
The favorite Small Fry Lottery draws OR SATUR-
EDAY, in which Doyle sells more prizes than any two
venders in the CITY, Capital prize 81, 900. Tickets 81
halves 6sc., qrs 81 cents. Doyle will sell certificates
Spf IS whole tickets for SIG, halves SO, qrs 81, and
Feishths SO co. Thisis first rate chance TO make a
handsome amount of pocket money, with small
Outlay and the risk on package is small.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who PUP
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestvariey of lucky numbers By
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders pei
mail Or otherwise, addressed to
NJ, DOYLE, No. IA Pratt5treet,
j Ii fR1 Opposite B, Il ., 4, Z. Depot,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-17

GtARD.-MRS. BAILEY respectfully announces
" TO her friends and the public that she will have
the honor TO give GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRJJ-
MENTAL CONCERT at CALVERT HALL, on
FRIDAY EVENING, March 20, when she will be
assisted by Mr.. DEMPsTER, who will arrive from
Philadelphia tor this occasion and make his farewell
appearance in Baltimore previous TO his departure
for Europe. The aid of some ofthe most distinguish
ed Professors oft his city has kindly volunteered.
Particulars will appear in the programmes.
Tickets so cents each, to be had at Mr. Robinson 3
Book Store, and at the Music stores. NH 1851
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-17
NMOORE,S PECTOR MIYrIIRE

NOORE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In
1VA offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that it no auack
remedy to cure all diseases, it recommended as
a cure for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
cept OF the late Or. Moore, of Philadelphia, and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal
affections. 1t will also he found useful in the Incl
pent stages of Bronchitis Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
fit from its use, but il is deemed unnecessary as a
trial OF II will be sufficient recommendation of its va
lue as remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
nl2n No. lS2 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-17
Attest IMPORTATION OF

I'D
- RICH SPRING DRY GOODS
j. EDWARD BIRD, No. 200 Baltimore street, be
tween Light and Charles streets has received BY re
cent arrivals complete assortment of FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS, 10 which he invites the NJ
tenton of wholesale dealers and bdyers generality NJ
exerliOn will be spared to make his stock one of tht
best in the city-a of which will be sold At the low
est market prices.
A large stock OF fancy Dress Silks
BACK and blue black Silks (all qualities
Rich and heavy Satin Striped SILKS
Extra rich shaded Barge
I" embroidered and shaded do
shaded Meuseiin de I.ains
FOR EVENING DRESSES.
Handsome embroidered Robes
shaded Iaralans; embossed TarlataAs. eutiTel v
new, never before offered i'm this market
Erench Marqnesesj do Lawns, beautiful patterns
scotch Lawns new style Ginghams; Lace Lawns
Shawls and Scarfs; extra rich white and scarlet Can
ton Grape Shawls Gust impored)
Rich Silk Shawls Hernana Shawls
BaTege and Cashmere Shawls
Embroidered thibet and plain Shawls
New style fancy Grape and silk Scarfy
shaded Hernana ScarfS
A LARGE sToCKoP-
six ana Ma Gloves Qadies' and gentemen's)
SILK and Cotton Hosiery; English Silk Hosiery
Linen Cambric hdkfs; Revere, BoTdefed, Htmstitch-
ed and Printed, Linen Cambria
LINEN GOODS.
Barkely's and Richardson's Irish Linens
Scotch Linens, superior article
10 and 1874 BansIy aud Irish Sheetngs
Pillow Case Linens, &c. Sc
White and coi'd Marseilles Counserpanes, rich and
beautiful
Toilet Covers; embossed Table Covers
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
Super black and fancy COLI Cloths
Fancy and black Cassmeres
Black Cashmeret, very handsome
Rich Satin and Silk Vestings
Rich Satin and Silk Cravats and Sears
Extra quality Silk Pocket Hdkfs
New style Tweeds, for coats. Also,
Mourning Goods of all kinds, with large stock of
Domestic Goods For sale on the best terms,
wholesale and retail, by
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. 200 Baltimore st.
mhlo near Charles st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-17

FEyO HOTEL-KEEPERS. JUST RECEIV-
n ED a supply of beautiful BRITANNIA Cas-
tors with rich cut and plain bottles of large size very
rich and snowy, suitable for STEAMBOATS, and Hotels
Also, supply of beautifully finished Block Tin Dish
Covers, Hot WATER AND STEAK DISHES of all sizes,
both English and Ameriean-for sale low by
C. E. WETMORE f. CO.,
Dealers in Family Hardware, Table Cutlery, Walters
Silver plated and Britannia Ware, Block Tin and ia
PANIED Ware; Brushes, Baskets Mats, SC. &C.. with
every variety Of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTI-
Giles.
Families, Steamboats, and Hotels furnished COM
plete at the shortest notice, at No. 10 N. CHARLES
ST, opposite the Union Bank. mill
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EWOWEs' NEW YORK CURIOUS.

ID A. FROM PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
0G- The public respectfully inf formed that this
the Front street Theatre on
THIS TUESDAY EVENING, Rtareh IT,
on which occasion the great Female Equestrian
Madam MARIE MACARTE will have the honor of
making her fifth appearance in this civ in one of
her faVorte principal acts, leaping over is Carriers
and through four Balloons.
The favorite Clown, DAN RICE, will also appear,
together with the following celebrated performers:
Messrs N. d. Turner, J. S. Whitaker, Sweet, Nix
on and Son, Sickney, Macarte, Dan Emmitt and
Serenaders; Mrs II. Messenger and Mrs. s. Miller.
Q3- PRICES or ADMIssION-Fitst Tier or Dress
Circle so cents End and Sd Tier 25 cts Pit 1874 cents
Gallery Box .; Gallery l2l. Ii
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EPILEPSY AND PALPITArIOS " THE
HEART,

The following case relates to sClefgyIa sAe son
in law Of Mr.. JOHN JACOB Aston, Of New Eorh.
Rey'd JOHN BRIsTzAD, Minister of tn e Episcopal
Church at Bristol, r. L., residing In ha'n street, mas
long been subject e distressing ATTACKS OF epilepsy,
often falling down iRssnsibe. The cIst ase has been
accompanied with violent PslpitaLiCo of the Heart
and rush of blood to the heed For Ihree years b.
has been unable 20 preach 81 atenaf his other du
ties Mr.. Briste ad has found the moa valuable beae
fit from the Rings Bands a1d Fluid, better in every
respect than he mas been since his III ness and is
rapidly recovering his heath. Al! symptoms Of Ep.-
lepsY have lefi him.