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auction 9olts.

THIS DAY.
Hy wiiiism- A ssaxait.
ESccutor'> sale OF Real Estate.
NDER Instructions from the Executor of the
- late Robert Greenba~ dee'd 49, shan an =. ,.., -.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON re n-t 81 echock -ahna, b,.a az
r-s'rv- o Of soand Roeasts eppc.. Rea..
Mafshoa-s f"ninr aad IN st -~p ..
which are three iarEe Rriek Dwelling Hoz--.
The VII cqne'hai sss property sh.s BE- ia
TIE q vs.:
nt'lrn's payable At and ~ aoRth er .-ss.
Die and tayaee Nth city ash- %
"f 'uf Banks In h. ne-d
aSi payment - mlIs. WILLIAMS q HAxALL
Asction-st.
Hy Dupiop. uoncurc a 90.
BACON, GROCERIES, sc.
Al Auction.
I'm fkpNh The l2h inst at o'eloes
-
10000 lb- Bacon Hog Roand MI ity snoled.
o. hha< p. r. and " q sugar part pfin. apatty
l1S bags l,kuayra. RIO ani lava
10 bbl- Whi.ssy, Rum. Bfansy AMI Gta
> hhis tisrees and hbds N. U. nj Cuha Nol,s--,
90 bbl. pure n. y Rum
SO Iieress and hall uer-es Clarinsd sugar
loo bbl- Sugar Iiouse holaszes
100 bbls sugar
10 bb- White Rum
Lard and Soap
Sperm AMI a Candle.
Cheese, Pepper, Mustard
Gunpo~dsr. Imperial and fowehong Tea.
Sweet Malaga Win.
9 rERhs-Under 500, cash. over that amour, ,, o,,h
credit for approved negotiable paper.
Lue d. NJ. a Co. Au-t-
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June 2, 20.
IN CHANCERY-VIncINIA:-At rnIes haIdo

n Observation-Disclosures: rules holden
IN The Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Of law and
Chaneey Tor the county Of Monday the 9th
day OF Aprl lstG. 80
william Anderson, and Thomas and Enis
Ellis, r,,r
against,
hoyson Belts Cah7Tne Bo,t, wife OF the ad Roy,ton H.,,.
Charles Belts and Royston Belts children Of the said Row
Ton and Catarnc Bctt, John Belts " Bets. and WIN
The defendants Caiharine Belts wife said Royon Rem,
mares ana hoyon Bets infant children said Royop and
Caanne BETS and William Rochester having entered their
appearance aud given according act OF
ana INT rules OF tf court and appearing by satisfactory evil
d'nee That they are not abants IL IL.
ordered that the said defendants appear here on the Is. d ~
m- hsil oCIohEh term OF said COu, the Plain
hh hI and That copy of this order forthwith inserted in
some newaPer published city for two opth.
said county. A eopy.-Tc,t. wv "'u>' VI
is I2-wgw ID s-r,,r =,
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FAMILY GROCERY
X r. OWED

INHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
= and The public that he h Grocery s,or. To
'be "fana front building the south Main
street recently occupied COaeh Mandatory by Mr. lame.
bosher where lac prepared to offer the public
generally large and well selected assortment Family Crrcs
mes which he will I'll on the terms n. cav.
To say TO hrs county fra Dd, that he "a the usual eomi.
son all nHd Of Produce that they may ozrc
VIM W. DABNEY
j. t-dltkcrt O Ma 9TH
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GROCERIES.

NR invite the Of our stock Of Fami
w Groceries, being determined punea custom
ea low similar quality articles purchases in this ey
To those whu patronise services for the
Produce Of all kinds free Of any commission selling
je q-u CRETTPR a Cp r1vrpp
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"ohse dhu LOT. IN DuNaI-S Addition.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold THIS AFTERNOON, the 9th
INST upon the premises commencing O'Clock Brick Tcn.-
meni situated Duvas addition side OF ST John and
north Of Couits The rooms and the m on
which ands ftonu about 100 feet !2g feet
TERMs-oHe- third cash balance al g and ~ months
sale positive. fBy reque., Of The t,,r.,
je w CODnfY A.,
IL consequence Of the rain on Tuesday after
the above sales POSTPONED to THURSDAY Afternoon
the llth instant, at the hour Of 81 o'clock W GODDIN
jeiO Ayrt,or..,
In consequence Of the continued ran the above
sales were postponed to sATU RDAY AFTERNOON the l3b inst
at the hour Of past o'clock
Jel2 w GODDIN A.,
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w | \ T. RS
CANADIAN VERMlFUGE.
ENHE remedy To which

.E'iIE remedy To which
Il We would call the aIta niion Of
The public. is one which has proved
successful for lopg time and It /.
universally acknowledged by all who
have iried Il, To be- far superior 10
any other medicine ever employed
In diseases for which II ~ recon-.
uended. II not only destroys worms
and invirOmtes tho whol. system,
but Il diSsolves and carrie. on the
snperabundant slime or mueu,, 90
prevalent IN the stomach and bow
is Of children, more especiallytho.e
IN bad health. The mueus forms the
bed or nest In which worms pro
duee their young, ana by removing
u. Il IL impossible for worms 60 re
main IN tie body. Il is harmless in
it, effects on the system, and the
health OF the patient u alnays i'm
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sCH0oL I,., FOR Y0UNG LADIES

fINE Ihrd Session OF School on ID. nrst
- day ct June and end WEDNESDAY OF S.p
tembe The eour OF studies embraces SUBJECTS usua,
taught IN the best scuiiuarirs % kind
Board intending all accommodations, $50. Tuition sIa Mu
sic and use OF Piano SIS. Fees payable AZ advance
my l5-Wta0ihJ ROBERT G. BRANCH
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fnEsIs SUPPLY 90 TItOuPSON'S MENICO.
UST received by DrInker a. Morris, "a Main
- Street nesh supply Of Reconecion- u hero waddy
IeemPsop Aiso new AsP Of heuco, showing ihs Seat
War bI9
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A PROPOSITION

A PROPOSITION.
A ny Merchant, who will furnish the proposer
WIN stock OF Dry Goods OF Groceries, he sell them
ms Tor hall OF the profits rbeelOn pay
ing na OF the store house Whe the busn. NJ,
Of tins city and moreover, ptoposrr Wal ake all The md am
may be made by him for hi, share C -, a quo usos
70 ms PROF os'on should be reduced a mathematical a.un
saion, there will be ai.uy In rs ,out.on sa,ir
"y references may be had Of h experience in busn Of
s'ehahdhhg &c hi eapabty GENE Mt his honesty,
So'ry &c Should this proposition be not aceed. 10 A. proro
a any young man Of business sober ANA steady ba
do well IN this Of business should feel tbu, 5ns ~
Office, No. 30. -, e o''
Doors BOOTS 1.-The gentlemen can find
At No 81 by calling the subscriber a. npe an asso,
OF Boots he fosnd ciy-pces varying rom so
500 . g. and dollars from a. gentlemen I. r,ourd
~ No, 90. le IL J. MYERS
RoOTS, ROOTS HOOTS-TERY CHE4P We have
- ns' opened further supply seuemcn's handsome mo
rocco Dress Boots At and IS pair-a that will wear and
=. .ahl~p@eg. Jell PirNEY WATTS.
ENoH THE LADIES-SEB d BE8UTIEII SHOES
We have opened large OF ladies' hno pres o
and slippers Of the latest style which very cheap
Je u PUTNEY 4 WATTS
FUHUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.-we have ms, re-
eeived large stock Of Travelling Trunk. different sizrs
made ON iron frames finished which We will sell very
cheap we invite All IN want 10 call aad eTamne
ltHILDREN'S SHOES-VERT BE4UTTFi,L We
~ have Just opened splendid lot OF Chdrcns Shoes differ
S eo'ur' and different shapes They something
g II PuTNEY WATTS.
Moth BROOMS-Manila Cloth Broon,s for bu1,bioy
~ fine cloths satns without desroyinr the naa5
entire new arieie-for sale by z. JOHNSTON
je II Dupgst
ID RMINGToN's PATENT COFFEE CONDENSER -u,yi1,
~ the agency for the Condenser combining
economy wnh making superior article invite the attention Of
those fond OF good Coffee to trial Of its
HUGH 4. WATT
!ell No. ~ Main street.
EOH THE LADIES-Now SuppIy.-The ,ub.bTi5-r
Of hid and morocco Slips and Tes-a beautiful .hoehe he viii
.enVe,y sheaP. Jc o ALEX. hill.
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LAND FOR SALE

Rl virtue of decree OF the Circuit Superior
~ Court OF Law and Chaneey county OF Charles City
pronounced on the 18th Of May The 1876 pend
sad CouTt, against weynaek
aud others shah on the ihni THURSDAY nelr At
Charles City Cour house eel TO thu highest bidder public
the parcel OF Land which Carter died ~
aRd possessed lying In the sad county supposed acres
be the SINE more or less credit Of twelve ons-e1espt
TO e costs Of and Of required an
eash-bond with approved will be required pareha
eTo purchasers The title u believed be good only
viii be conveyed as am authorised convey BY decree.
my ss-ew4~ RICHMOND I. LACY, Com'r
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Mes,rs ions wsrR 4 Co,

s- am happy 10 have in To bear testimony OF
good effects attending the OF your Csnadn Vermure
My child OF Two Of had been ~ for
eight months and had finally become We die
paired Of is recovery supposfg Of was
worms her medicines IN such
but they produced beneficial We her up
AZ past recovery, when recommended by friend who
had heard of your medicine give a a-we DID without
any expectation Of It's being orvceab but great
surprise amer she had taken doses and only began
revived aud better health for ten
months.
can recommend your Canadian VermrFer with the
greatest confidence and friend young portion Of the
human family who suffer glad to be able to
give sush decided confidence your medicine
aud willing should refer perons have doubt
this point. Yours truly
GILES MACORD, 10 Thlcry Il.
" the Canadian vermfuFe per bottle and IL
much peasante than Prepared JOHN wINER
4 co, - Maiden Lane, n York Sold by GAYNOR l. WOOD
Agents for Richmond aud N. BROCRENBROUGH co Agents
for seotsyiIe /. 10
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w L HAVE, for several years, been attending
to the effects OF the Waters Of The Buffalo SPRING. and can
readily subscribe to the aove IN addition
remark that after having noticed the the
waSrs Of the United states have IN n
s'oSe'her uhe safest r. q. VENABLE.
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% From Ridgeway, on the Raleigh and Gas
ton Rni ad Stage CAksye Tuesday Thursday and
saturday returning to REeway Monday md Fri
day aCarksVle, comfortable always in eadne.,
"eonNey Passengers TO the Spring ben has
provided himself with good the
cal purpose OF from Spring
- that no difficulty need be spprehended
l2-w4w DANID TON p......,.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTES.

Including Clothing Pocket Money average enr- .r
Pense Of Paw Cadet for IL months, - about s25O
The state Cadet admitted any ehag. except his cloth
ing, which the institute furnishes
Applications be addressed post paid TO the ana
be accompanied by undoubted far moral character
and oi ifeedom from dies and bodily iudrmiy Age OF a
from 10 IS. Temof years for sat. cadets, and
not less Than years for Pay Cadets.
The exercises OF graduation p-ce on the tb NJ Ju
on winch occasion, the graduating rep ltsd
follows
sautary Addresses b. Cadet !. :. Mari Fauguier.
Oraiion BY cadet r. T.. Colsion OF Berkeley.
Grafton by Cadet ". NJ. Nelson q Clarke.
Nalrdeo Addresses by CADET b. Robertson OF city Of
Richmond FRANCIS n SMITH,
NH S-lanJeStlawt2iuIe sum- \ A 1
nr an
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E.A NOR RENT. The spacious Store Hous.
Main street at present occupied by sub.eribers
has three doors Of 100 feet each and admirably adapted To
large wholesale and retail business Possession given about the st
Of sspicmber. Apply
ie LIT wM. 2 BUTLER a co.
Ersf ENOR RENT-A desirable dwelling House
Rtaa IL Garden Store House and Firure. ,nI In Per-
al Jefferson Pow haan bargain may had ia the above mo-
perry If immediate application Is made
JOHN n. SEAYRRs,
Richmond: OF,
GEO. W. WILLIAMS
i S-dSW jefferson,
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PorIrnit Pnintinr.

N'oH SALE 70 reman IN Ne ciy--a hrsB Huins
AAN about ~ years faEe Who understands euvsuon
% FoWet o. Vegetable Garden and susnns Green snf
fo oi'e Appiy az Ne B. rars ohee, aayop Basss
ft--U nTzzEfI a argANULfEH
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FOR RENT.

III The Brick tenement now occupied by the
subscriber containing eight I'd street between
Gay and Leigh streets Possession 18th June Apply
E. B. WARD, or
Ju HALVES, VANDy ERsEN 4 WARD
~ NOR RENT.-The Store No. LAG, ON
Main street four doors below the Exchange Bank oc
eupied for time BY Messrs Allen Fur
nure Store together with the kitchen Lumber house
attached This property IN good condition Having been
Gently repaired and improved aud ao., any
sort Of business Possession will be day July
next sooner II desired. Apply PHILIP n. 4 SON
ohee on Main street. opposite the Exchange Hank
"a NOR RENT OR LEASE-The House
Rf1 Il adjoining City lately occupied BY the late no
"reenho" i has been thoroughly repaired o.s
eligible residence the city will essc -quar. n r,-
CURED Apply The premises. orto GEo p CRUMP
ap ST
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HORSES FOR SALE.

HORSE FOR SALE.-A handsome
~ Nh bright bay horse, we'll gated of seton
-4&EA perfectly Ecuuc-warranted rouud Price tia0-
An exchange would be made for of well carnage
Iiorsrs. Apply PEYTON JOHNSTON
rs
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HttLS OF EXCHANGE, &C.
w RANuOLfH q Co have fof sah The mates, pattern,
~ bs Of Exchange and Negotiable Notes ever sssn
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TUNHE suhssnbsr has taksn fsssnuy oscupsd b.
- seph Higeow deed &C. openinr ffrsh
~ GROCERlEs and iuisns seepua sonstanfy hand
supply Of the best artieies D hat hne.
John p REEyE
myGd BrUad Street. shoctos Hn
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
State Convention.

Or =
As you are the first on hand, as regards important
matters, please give the following list of names a
conspicuous race ia your valuable journal, viz.-
FOR STATE DNVENTION,
CITIZEN UNION TICKET
Stephen Alien, James Harper,
VIM Havemeyer, p Phonix
Charles OConner, John B Law renee.
Dr. Corns B. Archer, Daniel Lord Jr.
George Folsom. Moses H. 0rinneu,
Jas. J. Roosevelt, David Wheeler,
Peter 8. Titus.
The above selection combines all the requisites ne
cessarv, and fair representation of the czens Of
New York, selected with care by large number of
voters OF the city Of New York.
N Notice will be given of public meeting
to bo called In the Park Erxt Thursday, O'Clock.
SUBSCRIBER
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
Movements or Travellers.

The following singular to say) comprise tho full
amount Of ysserdays arrivals At the principal hotels
Al the
AnsRIcAS.-Joseph Gratz, Philadelphia; w. Ware,
Va; II. MIC Lane, Baltimore
Asros.-s. Cony, n. D. Rice, Maine; Thomas Love-
ridge. Miton Thomas Strsdd, Providence; Joseph b.
Glover, George Upham, Boston, j. E Collins, DR.. Coste
Hllsdale, N. Y.
GIVE. B. Colt, Paterson; w. Howe, PIttsburgh
Michael Barlow, Bston Dr. Smith Philadelphia; James
H Grast. Capt. Howss, Va; A. Quacksnboss Albany;
Troweridge, Dstroiti J. Van Zsnit, Warrington, b.
c.; David Wolfres, Philadelphia 8i
FRANxLIN-J w Tompkius Westchester Co.; Chas.
Reynolds. Mobile E. Ward Albany; r. Noble, yracuse
George Strong, Pnladelphia; Edward Miller. Trenton
Mara, w Copiey, Delhi Joseph Ripka, Philadelphia.
HowARp-C. G. Tunstsll. Rio Janeiro; z. r Mitcnell
Philadelphia; John Campbell. Nashville, Tenn; Messrs
London; H. Hail. Canandaigua; w. Wilkesd Brant-
ford; G. symns. Toronto; 7. Grove, Buffalo; +. Chap
ronto; George Bond, Mount Morris; W. 0osdrche, al.
bert NJ Skinner, Va; George McCauley, Port Royal
Tennessee.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
VIEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Monday, April 20. Is48.


We shall issue another supplemental sheet this
morning will contain several very interesting
extracts from the English parers received by the
Unicorn, relGtive 10 the Oregon question; ahighly
entertaining letter from Viennathe state trade in
Enaland-a letter from Albany, &c, &c. All this
will be served grauitously 10 our subscribers in and
out Of the CITY
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

AraIL lo-.qrsstsd Suspicion "A young man
called Isaac Brady last night aud taken
the Second Ward Station House. hsvig been fousd In
the yard Of the dwelling house No - psekman street.
nuder very suspicious circumstances Locksd UP In tbs
Station House.
Petit Layeeny Samuel Smith caught last night,
stealirg blue cloth Cap belonging Paip Katish No
400 Or nd street Locked mp by justice Taylor.
Stealing Wuteh Augustus Du,ysa was arrssts' on
No l3l Hous'on street Comm,tteA by Justice Taylor
"A Tyuak StoisnA rather simple girl. BY the
name Of Nary McCabe entrusted her trunk TO two boys
at the Fulton Ferry yesterday, bs taken to the
steamboat Caledonia, laying at the foot OF Warren
sreet This uak contained ell the poor girls wearing
apparel The rsscals made good their escape.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
The Next Steamers.

The Caledonia is in her sixteenth day, and is,
therefore. fully due. She wilrsbring fifteen days
later intelligence.
The Great Western is in her ninth day, and viii
probably arrive here next Sunday.
The Cambria was to have LETT Liverpool yester-
day for Boston
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

COMMON CoUSorL.-Both boards will meet this
evenisg. In the Board Of Aldermen, il is expected
that the report in relation to the abuses in The Aims
House Department, will be taken up for faa action.
la the Board Of Assstants, the Joint Committee, TO
whom was referred the subject Of a proposed rail-
road on the west side Of the city, will probably pre-
sent their report; as the worthy chairman Of the com
m'tsss, MIR. Oliver has returned to the city, after
protracted visit TO the South I, is believed that
'ne committee will report in favor Of the proposed
route through Hudson street and the Eighth avenue;
inasmuch as all opposition to the project, with the
exception OF the omnibus proprietors, and few pro-
pery holders IN the vicinity Of st. Johns Park,
has been Withdrawn.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

To CArcH rRs FLArs.-The newspaper para
graphs, describing the vast riches dug out Of the
copper and silver mines Of Like Superior. A foo
and hls noney.is- -seoa. parted.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
Emigration and tho London Herald.


JAMES GORDON BKNNRrT,-
SIR-It will probably be recollected BY you az
well as your readers, that in October last, re-
viewed an article on emigration in the London
Herald IN which twas stated that in Is years, from
1900 to 1916, 100000 Of emigrants had arrived In
this country, and that az consequence the country
was enriched three millions Of dollars, each paying
passenger paying one dollar hospital money, &c 1t
will also be recollected that showed by such data
as then coud obtain, that that statement could not
possibly be and that 100 600 was nearer the
ruth than 5000 O00 Ever since, have been trying
to get hold OF the official reports Of alien passen-
gers, but cannot procure them, does not appear
that any were kept al that tme or if kept were not
preserved: have also tried to procure DR.. Sey-
berts statistics, to which the London Herald fers
aslts authority for its statement Of the number OF
emlsranls; but did not procure copy OF Sryber's
statistics t to. day, (the 9Th inst) and am really
astonished At the accuracy OF my estimate Of the
number OF emigrants between 1900 and 1915 Dr.
Seybert says that the average from 1870 10 1910,
was 5000 annually-that the whole number from
l796 TO 1906, was 40 0O0 Now, If the average from
1910 to 1910 was 60OO, 1t is not probable, from
1910 TO 1915, that it was more, but more probable
lcss owing 10 the war ri 1917 occurring within that
period. Bur taking 600 as the average, that would
only make 80 900 IN ID years, instead Of 5 900 600
SO much for the honor, honesty, accuracy, &c OF
the London Herald. What good or gain II or any
other journal expects to effect by publishing false
hood and detractlon, do not understand; but this
do hope, that all attempts TO misrepresent and SLAM
y.
exposure and defeat, such as the London Hsruid
has done At the hands of JOHN MoRRIsoN.
"THE INFAMOUS FABRICATION or rnE LONDON
TIMES The London Standard expresses lis be-
let that the ''infaMous fabrication Of the London
1fmrs, OF December 4, respecting tho Corn-laws,
Was communicated 10 the "leadlDg jouruap' by Sir
Robert Peel, who sent letters to Mr Webster and
others, IN the United States by the packet OF the 4h,
Informing them of the contemplated repeal Of the
Cora-laws. The Standard lntimates that IL was
authorised 10 contradict the Times by the same au-
thorlty, and il expresses natural soreness al being
thus made, il states, to stcll lie in the words of
truth" The Sioydard's statement, if correct, Sc
riousy impugns Sir Robert PeePs veracity.
The st. Louis Evensng Gss.He. Of the 9th instsnt
says "Ons Of ighbors dealer IN crockery, sold
yesterday large bill OF ware to 20 to Santa Fe And
the mo ntsrsstng part the purchase that the pur
chsser preferred broken SETS observing, that his
tcmsrs wanted variety Of color thus taking on all
the refuse stock We should be glad send such pur
chaser to all our advertisers Watch hotel arrivals,
friends and whsn you the Of stranger from
Santa ", call round and see he does not want seus
edA.esps - sesssrs.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE ORTeoN.-We
paid another visit to the Oregon yesterday, and
found her in much better condition than we had any
idea of, or that we noticed yesterday.
We found her still lying where she first stru"k
without any farther straining than at first We
were very much astonshed at examining her tim.
bers to find them so strong The principal tlmbers
are l6 by Is inches, and with the exception of the
place where she struck, are sound and but little
strained. Her keeson and five of these timbers
are broken, making hole Of about SIX feet in
length, through which the water comes in as the
tide rises A powerful steam pump was placed on
her yesterday merning, and by this the water was
kept pumped out, 80 to be at no time more than
eighteen inches deep in her. The leaks on her side
have been most Of them stopped with straw. cotton,
old mattresses, &c, and at the next low tide 1t was
intended to complete stopping the leaks.
IL is intended to get her off, tonight at high tide,
about o'clock. If she does not float of herself il
is intended to get several barges under her star.
board guard, and as the tide rises, they will lift her
up. A number Of hogsheads are also in readiness
to sink under her. and raise her by their buoyancy
She is then TO be towed down to the dry dock,
where her injured timbers are to be removed and
new ones pat in their places, and in about two
weeks she will be ready for travel again. There ID
danger Of her breaking, as she lies nearly two
thirds her length upon the rocks The steamers
Samson and Hercules were alongside of her yes
terday, ready TO assist her, If necessary.
II is an ill wind that blows nobody good. The
stages ard boatmen are driving good business,
owing to the going ashore of the Oregon. We
should think that at the least thousand persons
went out to Hurl Gate ferry, yesterday, to get a
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

BLcsDxa.-Mr. Folks organ is mistaken in sup
posing that tbs panic IN Wall street has ended II
has hardly begun
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

AoeUrrrAL or PoLLY BooISs The community
was astonishsd, yesterday, by the intelligence pub
lishsd exclusively in the Sasdoy Huald-fer no
other Sunday paper had it-of the acquital of Polly
Bodine, at Newburgh, where she had been tried
during the last week. II il hardly necessary for rs
TO add single word Of comment ON so strange
unlocked for-unparalleled an exhibition of crlmi-
naljuvisprudence. This trial takes it's stand, eide
by side, with the acquial OF Trrel, at Boston, and
all trials OF that class. There TO- certainly, some
reason for hoping that the State Convention will
re-orga1ize and re-animate the laws Of the land.
The New York herald., 1846-04-20

Court Calendar-Th1s Day.
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Further NOMINATION. to tho Convention,

Further Nominations to tho Convention.
ERIE COUNTY.
Peoples eket-HenIy Mlard.
WAsHiSoroN COUNTY.
Whigs-Edward Dodd and A L Baker.
OrsEoo COUNTY.
Ola Hunksrs-S Nelson G N. Noble, H. Strong.
SErEcA COUNTY.
Old Hunkers.-Jehial Fl. Halsey.