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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-17
United States Commis.ioner's Office.
Before Commissioner A. Gurdiner

buIuTU
SEPT. To- .3ffempf at ReuoH Deputy Marshal Morri
son arrested, yesterday evening, board the shin
Iowa, the following named sailors charged with an at
June last, the high seas, 10 wit John Miller
Robert Blake, Charles Smith, Charles johnson Ii Pas
son, Andrew Fultz, John Williams, Abraham Morris
Gilbert Gardiner, and James and Thomas Campbell
They were committed for examination
Grand Larceny on the Hfgh Seas The same active
officer also, arrested man named Prudent Roster
Of the sengers of the Iowa. charged with having
taken two hundred and forty six watches the property
of Reed and Taylor of this city and also with having
taken various other articles Of wearing apparel and
other property belonging to the passengers and owners
OF the vessel He also committed for examination
Before Commissioner Morton.
Attempt at Revolt and ASSAULT vith Dangerous
Weapon Deputy Marshal Collins arrested yesterday
evening, board the ship Garrck, James Van Veet,
and Allen Steward sesmen for attempt TO create
revolt board. Van Vleet is also charged with as
ssultng the mate with dangerous weapon.
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Political Intelligence.

Robert T. Conrad IL the whig candidate for Congress
in the Attn district OF Pennsy lvsna
The Hon George Wood, member of Congress from
Massachusetts, declines being candidate for
The wings Of Rensselaer, county have nominated al.
dson Reynolds ~ candidate for Congress
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only genuine and instantaneous liquid hair dye II you de-
sire PIE hair only the genuine article Al
sHsad,Is Treobaphs for sale BY Rushtqp Ca pfgE-
Johnson, Moore x Taylor, and g. Aspinwa New York;
or Of G. A. Wright Phladepha, sole agents Tor the
IInifed States 1921
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We ave requested 20 call the attention Of
the curious sale OF Chinese AID East nds articles,
VIII oh akss place today ~ IL clock a. No 10 heaver IT,
Their and beautiful articles 10 be anesd The
sale 10 = perempory one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-17

FALL ELKcTIoN.-The three political parties are
preparing for the contest coming off early in No
vember None ofthc nominations have been Of
hcialy announced, but the committees hard
ut work upon them; and the dear people will
soon be presented with list of individuals,
anxious TO fill the numerous Offices in the gift OF
the victorious party.
Governor Wright has been shaking hands with
the democracyat the City Hall, and all those pre-
hninary movements made which are considered
soimportantto personal popularity. There appears
TO be at present very serious split in the demo-
cratic party in relation to the candidate for Go
vernon, but we have coed faith in the cohesive ma
tnre of the democracy, and are therefore satisfied
that all the difficulties which may now and up to
the time of the election exist between the various
cliques, will be wiped out and settled on or be-
fore that day 1t would not be safe for their oppo-
nents TO calculate upon any division in the demo
crAtc ranks, for any increase in their own strength
Tammany Hall has seen darker days than these
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-Among the sights Of the city which strangers well
residents il be yratited IA visiting the Daguerrean
an immense number of sun-porrsit including thoss Of al
all dist gashed whose features every body
by the skful method Of Mr. Pumbs gives the
behoder that he the very image OF the individual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-17

Philadelphia Agents for the Herald. o. H.
Zebsr Co.. Ledger Buildings, Sd street. near Chesnut
whore those wishing to subscribe will please lssys ths
names. Terms-73 month, including the Sunday
paper IS without it, Advertisements and commuai-
cations intended for days paper be left at the
agency by O'cIock in the afre moon tol5
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The Boston papers Of Tuesday give m account Of a
horrible outrage upon white woman in that city the
pnnshment for which, conviction, is death. Luke
me alleged perpetrator OF the outrage, IL the
for murder.
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APPoIsTMENr.-Ou commercial friends will be
re]olced to know that Captain Charles BartIing, a
war-worn veteran of high character and ability.
ms the underwriters of New York and Phiadel-
phia well know, has been appointed keeper of
the light ship off Sandy Hook, in place of Captain
Moriarty, deceased. This appointment will Give
universal satisfaction; for if the ground ,acIIsn
of the ship be as tenacious as Captain Bartl;rg :.
in the line Of duty, the ligh,ship win be az "a !,
anchored as the crock of ages" or as the worthy
captain is in the hearts of his friends
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COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEAsoN.-Our city fathers
will extend their hospitality this day 10 the officers
of the Dutch men of war in our harbor, to Major
Gen. Gaines, and to Gov. Wright, in case he re-
mains in the city. dinner will be given at
Nowlan's Hotel, on Harlem River, and if it be
one prepared in the manner for which the worthy
host is so celebrated, we are sure that not only
will the guests be gratified, but the epicurean
taste of our turtle-eating aldermen be properly
cared for. These attentions on the part Of the
representatives of the city, though, apparently, Of
little moment, yet tend to create cordial under
standing between the inviters and invites, which
cannot but eventuate for the good of both nations.
The compliment to Gen. Gaines too, is one as
deserved on the one hand as it is creditable to the
other. In addition to the above-named guests.
we understand that different officers of the army
and navy, including all those now in our citv
who were engaged in the battles of Palo Alto and
Hesaca de la Palma will be present
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PACKET SHIP SHERIDAS.-Ths fine vessel. under
command of the young and genilemanly Captain
Cornish, will leave this port for Liverpool, on the
10Th inst, being her regular day. Mr. Collins,
the proprietor of this line, in order to keep pace
with his neighbors, has reduced the price of pas
sage in this ship to seventy five dollars. A large
number Of her state rooms are now engaged. Ii
would be superfuous 10 speak now of her capa-
cities, and the conveniences afforded for quiet,
comfortable and quick conveyance across the
Atlantic. Although there are buttwo ships, to our
knowledge, in the regular line that take passen-
gers at this rate, we have reason to believe that
the above figure will be shortly adopted by the
proprietors of the lines generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-17

On the Sd INST Rev Thomas Eaton. of Bolivar, ALE.
gany county swoke by strange noise in front Of
his door when he got up lit acandle opened the door
and picked up bundle which contained female infant
about three days old well clad, with five dollar bin in
the bosom OF dress II really Godsend TO the
Rev gentlemen as he had no heirs Of his own-Eiicou
vile Var.
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The above aggregate Of imports and exports for Au'
gust, 1t must be remembered, show the business of
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factured from The pure Cumberland lead, Of the fo
lowing dsarcss Of hardness. NJ. saa Hs D. -. ..
Office Writing Penslls. vec9
Red ChsIk Pencils. h2e eu nrr
Ps,sn, Improved EvNpoint Leads for pencil os.
ses Of all sixes - aH.l
,J They are constantly receiving from Europe
solutions 10 their SrocK, and respectfully invite
purchasers to call and examine for themselves.
q ~ ~ 4 Co. have just published the laugh
ble tame Of What d'ye gay, by Professor Punch |;
s'so the National G,me Of the Stsr .Spsnsed Ban
ner--thcy also bavs the sgencv Cor the following
popul,r games whc, ,hev offer 10 the Trado At
publishers prices. VIZ: DR.. Busby; Mansion of
Happiness; American Eagle; Msser Rodburv and
his pupils; Chsrac eristics Of Distinguished Per.
sons; Pope and Pagan; Scripture History Illustra.
ted; The Game of Heroes; The illustrated Alphs.
bet Pickwck Cards; Shakespeare iu a new Dress
Qrscle of Fo tune; Race Of Improvement; S,ile of
Genius; Robinson C,usw; Carls of Msui; siso.
Abhou's new series Of Drawing Cards; Christina.
Cards or Good and Bad Passions; Merry Game Of
Trip to China; Game Of American Revolution.
PhiIsdelphis, February 7th, ts48.
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BEG leave 10 inform the public ,hat I have LEE
Philadelphia, aud am now located in Hanir-
burg, the .esf Of 'be Executive and State Gov.rn-
ment o' Pennsylvsnis, where nov occury tho
spacious Hotel, recently kept by Mr.. Matthew
Wilson.
This spacious building, having been purposely
planned and erected for Hotel Of the frs, class,
IL not surpassed If equalled by any similar es,ab-
lishment in Pennsylvania and having undergone
thorough renovation, the psrlors. rooms and
chambers are now fitted up in style tha, com.
bines elegance with comfort and convenience.
NV TABLE is pledged to hc supplied with the
best fare the Markets can produce, the charges at
the srne time being moderate as anv Of the best
regulated as'ai lishmen,s elsewhere. In short. no
exe'tons shall be spared on my part. or on the part
OF every member Of my household to make i, what
it shoud he. In the Capital of one Of the most pop.
ulons and interesting State. Of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations and fsoi-
li,ics. and the fac, that the Hotel is most egbly
situated, ] with confidence most respectfully soli.
cit the patronage Of the Public. 't
~ 'aaa ue DANIEL HERR,
L,ie Of Hers Ho'el, Chesnut st., Philsd.
Hsri,bnrg Nov. 20. lS45.-3m
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Notice

hereby given TO al iesatees, creditors. and o.
her persons interested IN The estates If Elizabeth
pc, deed, settled by her administrator John
pc; OF Jacob Ehight. decd. settled by his sdn'f
n Ehriaht; OF George Watt, decd, settled by
adm'r Frederick Lazuus; Of Andrew X. Russell.
H., s. tiled by his adm'r John Russell; OF Geo.
'sr. Cd. settled by Genrge and Daniel Moy
dm'rs de boDis non with the vi annexed; ~
: Catherine Shiiey, decd. settled bv her ex'r
irrick Haas; Of Laffrd Waidrou. decd. set lei
is admir- William Wsldron; Of Csthe'ine Hill.
l., setll,d by her sdm'r Jacob Conrad; of J,,hn
ter, decd. settled by his admit Charles Gale |;
)avd Hess, decd settled by his admir- Jacob
=; Of Caiherlns Painter. d,cd., settled by her
rChsrles Gale OF Frederick Bschmsn, dec d.,
d hy his sdm'r. Jonas Koch and Nicholas Blu.
/; Of Leonard ,Ferstrr. decd, settled by his
rs Peter Forster and Samuel Wagner; Of A.
I'm Rothermel, decd. settled by his sIm'r Wm.
amel; the account Of Jacob Wagner, guard an
,,heine PETER; The account Of Jacob Wagner,
iisn Of MsgdsIsns Ferster.-Late Of Nor,hum.
nd county, dec, sssd, that the executors aud
nistra,ofs Of the said deces ed estate have ed
accounts with the Register Of this county
hat they will 10 pres.nted 10 the Orphan
tof said county. on Tussdsy the 7th day Of
next, for confirmation and allowance.
EDWARD OYSTER,
injury. March 7th, 1876. Register
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected ,veekiv bv Henry Massev.
The sssugar Coated Pllls."

REwARp OF MkRrr-CsRrIrrcArs or ouR In.
vENvIoN. u aftn1
HM NKw YoRx, June 10th, 1874
vX1s. the undersigned. nrver or heard Of "Su.
w gar Coa,ed Pills." until Dr. G. Benisnin
Smith manufactured end exhibited them to us A.
bout year since i es.
IsRAEL RANnsLrH. N D., Liberty a.
RusnroS & Co., 40 Broadway, and
10 Astor House.
HoaAcs EvrRErr, Drug, 96 II Hudson st.
JouN CAsrREE. 81 Hudson st.
Lest some few NAV he deceived by ignorant
quacks, we publish the f,llowing; aid none but
unprinciped dealers will ccuntensnce any imita.
ton Of this invaluable medicine.
PArKNr OrFIcs.
Received this l7,h day Of June, 1874, from DR..
G. Benz min Smith, the fee of $40, pavabe on his
application for = patent for PHI Coated ,oifh
Sugar" H L. ELLswoRru,
Commissi aner Of Patents.
As these Pills arc prepared by an ejucsed Thy.
sician, they have an advantage over other prepare.
atoms much advertised, and are sufficiently dis.
tinguished from ell oilers 10y their virtues, aside
from their peculiar p'eassniness.
T CAUr1ON.-As miserable imitation has
been made, by the name of ''Sugr Coated Pills"
il is necessary To be sure that DR. G BENJ SMIra's
signature is on every box. Price 25 cents.
Principal Office. l79 Greenwich st. New York.
Sold by JOHN W. FRII.ING, Suaburv.
WIN. FORSYTHE. Norfhunid
March 7th, lS46
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=. = S U NJ = D.
JOHN d. Err,

Of the late firms Of Nstckirk 4 Slryker, and
~ &ryker 4 Pogue, la, iae
AS resumed the Wholesale Dry Goods Busi.
IA ness, and now offers for sale, at Noe. ls and
u Bank street, Philadelphia. adjoining ,Myers.
cisghon Il Cos Auction Store. No. rs Market
st'eet, a general sssortment of Dry Goods, ehieny
purchased q, auction, al q very small sdvsnee for
cash, ofeuy secep,ances. 'ssF0 .
beev"e that his long experience in puschasi'g g
will enabs him To ssil his Goods 81 the lowest Mas
ks prices, he invites his old lrisnds. ssd sthsss
wis ing To buy, TO favor him With cali.
Philsdslphis, Nov J, ls4h.-6m
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that they will resis tie fire of apy building in the
world. The ou,slde case If The Safes are made OF
boiler ron. the inside c'se Of sospstone, and be-
tween tho utter case and inner case is space of
some inches thick and is filled in with indestrue.
"n'e material, 80 as TO make it an impossbilty to
ever burn any OF the ents inside Of this Chest
These Snapstone Sslamsnders we ere prepared
and do challenge the world to produce any article
In the shape OF Book Safes that will stand As much
heat, and we hold ourselves ready at all times to
have them fairly tes'ei by public bonfire, should q
ny Ct our competitors feel disposed to try them
We also continue to manufacture and keep con-
stant'y on hand, large and general assortment of
our Premium Air.tighi Fire Proof Safes, Of which
we haven large qusntiiy in use. AMI in every ip,
stance they have gwen entire satisfaction TO the
pnrchasefs-of which we will refer the public to a
few gentlemen who have them in use.
N. Il q. Taylor, 1873 north 81 st.; A. Wright
d Nephew, Vine at. wharf; Alexander Caror, Con,
veyancer. corner Of Fiibert and 9th s,s.; John NJ
Ford, 39 north 81 st.; Mvers Bush, 90 norh 81
st.; Bailey q Brother, l3s Maket st; James NJ.
Paul. lol south 4,h st.; DR. David JAYNE, 8 south
81 st; Matthew r. Miller, 90 south Sd st.; and
we could name some three or four hundred Others
if il were necessary. Now we invite the attention
Of the public, and particularly those in want Of
Fire Prooi Ses, TO call at our store before purcha,
sing elsewhere, and We think we can satisfy them
thai they will get better and cheaper article at
our store than any other es'sbl shment in the city,
We also continue TO manufactulc Seal and Co.
pying Presses, made in such manner as to an.
s~er both puri o.es /: Hos,ing Machin,s Fire
Proof Dorrs, with our own manuiscture of locks
on them, with b. Evanss Patent Keyhois cover
attached to The same; plain and Ornamental Iron
Railing, &c
N. B-We keep constantly on hand large as.
sortment of our Patent Slate Lined Refriger tps,
Water Filters aud Coolers; and we have also on
hand several second hand Fire Proof Chests taken
in exchange for ours, which we will dispose Of at
very low prices.
Phiadelphs. January 24,h, ls46.-Iv
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George GOtshall's Estate.
Notice

s hereby given, tha, The subscriber has been sp,
pointed Auditor by the Orphans Court, TO sp.
portion and distribute The assets Of said estate in
the ha,,ds Of ID. Re, ser, sdm'r. and that he will
meet hem ut his Office, in Sunbury. on Monday.
'he 9Th day Of March next, for that purpose, when
all interested are requested to attend.
T.. J. BRUNER.
Sunbury, Feb. 81, lS46.-3t Auditor
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To Purchasers of
D e = G. O O D S.

VUNHE subscriber. No l2l Pearl street., New
i Yo,k. having established Br,nch at Ne 23s
South Second St. PhiIsdephla, i. now opening,
snd viii be cons sntly rccriving from tho New
York Auctions an extensive sssor ment If
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will I've sold a, the lowest New York prcc~.
at wholesale and R,ts. Among hs stock will is
found good assortment If the following srtcle-.
Jacconets, Plaid. Hair Cord, Lace. Srile, Book.
Swiss and Tarlaisn Musns. Bishop and Linen
L,wps. Fancy CAP Nets, Fancy and Ball Uresscs.
Thread Laces, Application Do. rich Black Six
Trimming Lsce, Irish Linens. Linen Cambrics.
Linen Csmhric Hdkf.., Curtain Fringes, Coshmer-
dEcosse, Mousenc de Laire. silk and Cotton
Warp AlIaccas, Gu 'en's Cloth, Gala Plsids.
French Ncrinos. Bsck silks. Gloves, Sill Hose.
Shawls, Cravais, RIhhons, Emhroderies &c, &c.
Country Merchants and Others visiting Phil tlei.
phia or New York to purchase, are respectfully in.
vited 10 cali and examine the ST cks.
Nov. l, ls45-iy G.. II. MOORE.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

YVHE Partnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers under the firm Of Heffner &
Rhoads, was dissolved on the LIST day Of April,
ls45, by mutual consent. Benjamin Heffner is
duly authorized TO settle The busn,ss of ,he firm.
BENJAMIN HEFFNER,
HENRY RHOADS.
or Books. Notes Judgments. and all accounts
are in the hands If David Ms'tz, Esq, for collec.
tion. B HEFFNER.
shamokin, Feb 20, Is46.-at
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Removal.
DIR. D. +. TRITEs,

q RESPECTFULLY informs tho ci.
NY tzans Of Sunbury and vicinity, ,ha, he
~ has removed bis residence to The Brick
House in Market street. one door we t
Of the Red Lion Hotel where. thankful for pas, IA.
vors he hopes tn receive continuation Of the hber
al patronage which has heretofore been extend, to
him. Feb 2S, 1896 GIN
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Notice.

VVNHE subscriber being appointed by the Court
4 of Common Pleas Of N northumberland couniy.
Auditor, 10 ascertain and port the liens under TIE
second mortgage upon the real state of the Shame
kin Cod and Iron Company, in said county. in
order that distribution may lie made of the pro-
ceeas Of the lac sheriGs sale Of s,d estate, among
he lien creditors, on the first Monday Of The neYt
April court, at Sudbury, si persons holding or
claiming liens sgsnst said estate are herby rsqul
red 10 present them to The subscriber. at his Office
in sunbury, on or before the 3ls' day Of March
nexL @ II. b. MASSER,
Feb cath. ls46.-lt Auditor.
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Orphans Court Sale
= VALUABLE LAND,

w k6@ ~ ASSS1 S6SAN 80
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Orphan's Court
Of Northumberland county will lie sold at public
sac. on Tuesday the 10Th day Of Mach nex,, al
The house of VIM. r. Jones, in Augusta township,
in said county, to wit: al
A certain tract Of land situste in the township
sfMessd, adjoining lands Of WIN. r. Jones, John
Hart. and the river Susquehanns. coniaining egh.
ty-seven acres more or les. About fnr,y acr Of
said tract are cleared and under good state of cu
iivaon The residue ]. well ,mbered. The said
lract ell bly situated for milling or manufacturing
lurposes. as an excellent tier power is afforded
by Bies Run, running ihroush The land The
said tract is located on the Sunquehsnne, about s
miles below Sunhury, on the road leading from ina
place 10 Harrisburg. The land is comprised of
bottom land and upland which will he sold tnge.
ther or separately. ss may be deemed most ad,isa.
BILE. L,le the ate of Col J,hn Jones, deed
Salr to commence a, 10 o'clock. A. NJ. of said
day, when the conditions of sale will be made
known Ivy WIN. II. MUENCH,
ELISHA KLINE.
FEBRUARY 7ih, lS46.-5t Admr's.
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TERMS REDUCED.

G2GoSJ NIE3S23
D.iGUERRIiN GALLERY Of Patent Pr.n.i.
um Coiored Gkenesses, and Photographic
Depot;
No. l36 Chesnut Street, Philadelp phia.
No. c5l Broadway, New York No. rs Court
Street. Boston No. l36 Chesnut Street. Phila.
delpha Baltimore Street, Baltimore (; Broad
way, Saratoga Springs No Sc Canal Sueei.
New-Oleans; Main Street Newport, r. !. And
Main Street. Du Buque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldest snd most Eyten-
~ sive Estahii hmen, Of the kind in the Would.
and containing more than THOUSAND POR-
embracing those of some of the most
dislincuishe individuals in the United States.
AdmIf'anCe free. jg
This Establishment having been AWARDED til,
Medal -Four FIRST Premiums. nj t,co IN ghrst
Hs,ors" a. the EXHIBITIONS at Boston, New Yo,k
and rhladel ha. Respectively, fot best Picsnies and
Appa stus, is thos officially sustained in the posl-
lion OF -uperio'ly heretofore unive's lis s8ned 1t
by the pubic. as First in The Norid'
Jlne 2Sth, lS45.-ly
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At this place, on Thursday evening last,
lLLlAM, son Of Francis w. and Louisa
vile, of Lewistown, aged IL years. His at
ted parents left next morning, with his re.
ms, for home. .,