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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
1NDIaNAPOLIS POST OFFICE.


Arrivals and Departures OF the MAILS
EasrzRS-Arrives daily at - b n
daily - ~"
olNciNSAll wa i n," IL
Closes sundays, Tuesdays and THURSDAYS L. NJ
CINorHsAr via L..or 1 s11 9P. NJ.
Clses on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays L. NJ
sorrurRN via .Madison--Anves Tuesdays, thursdays :,
and Saturdays - = =,
Glasses on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays A. NJ
x.xrswoprH via Bloomington = Arrives tuesdays, a. :,
rhursda and Saturdays =,
Closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays r. VI
No.Roy,,-Arrives Tuesdays and saturdays L. VI
Closes Mondays aud Fridays T. VI
via Trre Hue-Auves daily, exceptSundays ~ r. NJ
Closes daiiy Saturdays r. VI
-Arriv Tuesdays and saturdays II
closes Wednesdays and Saturdays a n.
o.xvu,r III-Anives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days
Closes on Sundays, TGesiass ard thursdays r. NJ
| I.r.yrrrr vial e6anoa-ATrives Saturdays L. "
Closes Wednesdays n ~"
No,,urpS via Locar ort-Anives Tuesdays, Thursdays
! nd Saturdays Z. :.
Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays a.
o. via UHcaester-|Afi"eS i"es"",' an" n,
| Saturdays n -,
closes sundays and Thursdays r. "
PsSnLrror-Auives Wednesdays 4 :,
! Closes Wednesdays :, =,
P.Ru Broad Rppie-Arrives fridays, 70 =,
CosesM Mondays n
Indianapolis, .4pril l. 1919 Ia pCt''N'' :, W.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
FDss SALE.

MO l. 300 unmproved land, on COCO to'" ""
three hors timber aud part prairie sus-
labor, making splendid idih, W" NC SUN VI
exchanged far city property -, - ...,, III;
No. frame dwelling house ana 'o' on north %
nois street stable Carriage
feet by supplied wmh uh trees ana shIuput w "
- ,,i.r O1p OF VII
So, ~ - - "A JtpiIN ELDER, Reai Estate Agent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
Nll'l'lA r.,

,u~ur iv ing I'm township Marion coun
IT, udana for 81 lie ards OF ha,i section OF aa
far Twin, about nearly north OF lhdnnapois, aoou
three miles broad Ripple, wan about egny acres
under good repair with good saw mi anu plenty " e
s, Fruit tess o various kinds and a. comfortable dwelling
hou buildings Any person wishing 10 pueae
,,d Inn SELL as The suoschn~' y
possbe when iair price Is gwen
~ ' .,a,,, ,,,.o,. JOHN SENOuR.
her MINUS INC F"''>' 6l-3wH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

watches. J<wc;ry and Fancy Goods.
yuIE subscriber constantly on hard large ard ashnnaUe
sso,m., Of yevey Gold AVID Silver Watches Plated Na'e
Painted JaPanrh Tea rays LOU
and Pencils Diamond painted Gold "oiu anu SILVER
Spoons Cups, Fruit Knives, Butter Knives &c
Jewels and variety OF rimn,nss
Mare made order. OWEN q CAktsEf,
ST betaetn 30 aud 4tt SIS, Circinncfl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
- m r,s Edwards bes Virginia 900 Half Spanish
~ ,.ay.ndish t,J,,cco. 500 IIavanna
an Al 4 A. n,rod do 1000 Regala,
90 lis mi CIV. I.aNorna,
do eight lump 2i"uV isaoe'',
900 a, ,,ysivc ,tnp 1000 fmperiales,
do twist, 2luoU
1850 do Kentucky 2OVV Tres hei"i'"oi'
100 do Spanish smoking tobacco. 5000 stone pipes,
- !, n,nsrs white
roo IL American do 81 German pipes,
do cut and dry chewing do lOo IDS shuh'
America CIGARS
just cheap by the subcrihe As there IS
selection OF and tobacco one 'S
ket wish every the uce to examine as am
80 s.Il ~ either 81 retail 4S u MAf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

STEAN1 E'sFsV FIX
gcn!sjny Glass Frame Mandatory.
manufacture ot ookln: Glass;
ana Picture pae, by steam
sell the atove articles rs on
they can be Of the Eastern Cities aud as tue russ
Merchants VIII IND CREAMY tothef
adyanasr To ca belo purchasing Fast or elsewhere
All kinds of Gliding neatly executed - .
rI,LN FZEK NISWEII, III Main ST., CncnnGi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
rYAf.GAgXS EOIs SALE

Ay O. "a full M o giodid VIII cue so'y "aiie "o ~ ~
~ on square ~, Illinois street - ,..,;.,.
- a land, wthih ""es"
dolls hewn log about - acres IN cultivation,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
FOR SAL.

LARGE two story Brick House. with frame back ouho,nss
containing porches front and rear good ee'as
two wells 81 good water and stable wih TWO eaa
,irs and fitted m for eight borses-occuryng ul @ oil GROUND
ON the corner OF New York streets Inc -
ea .. a 800 tn,urr az JOHN ELDER,
e'e "sso" " i Real Estate Agent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
BANK NOTE TABL1

Sentinel By s. f. FL S0 ana
Exchange Broker.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
INDIANAPOLIS vvgaOhEsALE PRICE.

Corrected for the Sentinel by d. C4RLiSLES co.
nslers and Merchants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-14

Express Robbers Gfncers A NJ C. Smith, OF New
York and McGowen, Of arrived in this city
last night from Philadelphia having in custody Benjamin
Pratt and Jim Purdy, both of whom understand to
be, "crossmen" Also, woman, called Sally Ann
Pratt the step daughter OF Purdy who livirg with
Pratt whom arrested They brought TO this city
on requisition from Governor Wright, charged with
being accompices Of Dr. Hatch, Harrington and James.
alias Jim Webb who arrested time ago. for
robbng the express agent Of Livingston Wells. at
Rochester, of some $50 900 The above officers have
recovered from Pratt about $4,000 of the stolen money
part OF which is identified These two men pratt and
Purdy) both old countereiters and intimately
acquainted with Dr. Hatch. befors the robbery who
afterwards deposited the msjor part Of the money for
safe keeping, with this Pratt We informed that
this thief Dr. Hatch) will be admitted ssstcs evi.
dence against these n, when tried at Rochester,
where they will be sent in fsw days. Committed to
prison by Justice Osborne
Sfraiing Wateh A man, called Bernard CsGfey.
was arrested, yesterday for stealing watch worth go
the property Of ven Kinney No 81 Cherry street
Committed to prison by Justice Osborne
-dn afectionafe Brother -Onncer Wooldriage OF ths
9th ward arrested last night, a young man, by the
sister, Elizabeth Donohue. residing At No 81 Mulberry
stree OF all her hard earnings amounting 10 S76 In
bank bills On tho officer searching Thomas he 6iscov
cred certificate oil deposit the Bank Of America for
500, very neatly sewsd up the lining Of his cap.
Also his person. $40 10 gold ell Of which be hnaly
essed to be the money stolen from his sister-ths
balance $sS he had spent in various ways for his own
amusement. Committed by Jus,ics Osborne, for trial.
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SCHENCK'S
~ l. M . y | c sly r u p
HAS CURED ME
READ! READ! THE FOLIO WING CERTlF1-
CATE OF RICHARD l. COX. MAN OF

READ! READ! THE FOLIO WING CERTlF1.
CATE OF RICHARD L; cox, a NAN OF
o. TIE M D s.: s; e. Fl 3; ;ss
'sssse sf & rAs :s%:
hand.
BE-, sa %h: h :.': s':
ssa S in
state aud he became weaker and wcaksr emseed
made a. ssS.
mixing the srsa Sheh b .y 4. hi: period his gy:
81: sd 3. ,s day: he
had :. ana ne G9s ~
ysup% TS"s he bad tisa ba sbou, ten bottles
sy,ag sh e: G "S IL
~, hS q. Of u S: s. h
nc syrup hat he discharged the Of his wife and
s1Ssns, fs: y .
5 be .. T. ,'; BIZ
Of the Known that. Mr seh.ssn hun
% s s:a n s; &; I'D
+. 2 .aa &c
fi: s Be .s s
% s s
s',s s:r .:'s % 7: %
, s: {: ..Ss .sf
S :T s s az
csd to be in perfectly .crnd eondinosS Gov
Affirmed to II s:s hi: & st ''
Alderman
EvEsHAM. Burlington Co., N. j., April 72d. leA
We the subscrpes residents 81 the township Of Eve ham,
hereby certify that veil with Richard
Cor and frequently visited him in the last Of Pulmo
which believe cured by the use q
the in the grst possible having
been waesses otne ever penofned
N this section 81 the country. -
BsS, min snshm.n, John hses;l william 7; Sso.a'
w.,'si% HB.Tc% sa John Ssn con- s, a~s:.
Jos E Hswlings, Joseph Ellis. Jacob Hswlins'.
M.sLrov NJ May 9Th. 1855
Marion New rsey some three four monthe since Wa
taken by Of the de cons 70 see one o. ms M
Richard L. Coz lying al ham,n appearances a. deaths
door by consumption Ny distinct % wa sni the
hin, nv last Sibbah, ahealrhy looking
Nv have his mousse aud received rem 70 the
sryancs Thar your syrup the d saving H.. life
am respectfully yours JAMES CHALLlsS
The r,uune Punonic Syrup prepared exclusively By the
pyopr.tor for sale at his principal once No Coart-
land, street, where advice the luqgs
examined and obtain pamph describing CONS MPI1ON.
For also by b. Sands Co avs oadwsy Hptchpgs
2ss Bisecker Ford az Fourth Wooster: Everu, -
Hudson DR. Gardner s. Montgomery u, Jersey CITY; w.
+. Van Zsadt corner Smith Dean Broo.lyn;
rsas@ SeS mud that beeLman does .ot eel, my ORR
gns Uensme PuImopc Syrup, and 20 avoid dcceon Wpiy
Tor the od established medicine. st No
a imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-14

Kings County Court or Oyer and Terminer.
The court was opened yesterday In Brooklyn by
Judge Edmonds. and adjourned, no business being
ready The criminal calendar is very light here being
only two cases. one for and the other for
grand larceny. The circuit court then opened and
the civil business proceeded with. There 30
the civil calendar but OF any magnitude There
will be no court TODAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-14
In Chancery.


ApRrL Ia Decisions. jonathan Goedhue 81 al.
Charles WsLen-Rulea the Court might issue writ
OF assistance put the receiver possession Of the
lessehold premises but think the Court cannot pro
coed to enforce pay msnt by D Bsrren Of the rents
winch appears no has received without making him
party to bill Tor that purpose think the compsinsnts
file supplemental bill, In order Berrien
personally, aud to compel him to do what the orders
made in the case require Of him.
Elisabeth Ond,onarr John II. Key Order accord.
ing TO the notice Of motion.
Obaaiah "A Pift -. elisabeth Ondronaur. Enter the
usual order for tho appointment OF receiver against
HI zabeth Ondrsnaux the judgment debtor but such
recevsrthp not to extend TO the estate the
rents and profits thereo in the hands Of the deputy
ceiver, or TO the defendant Blanchard.
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United States CT remit Court.

APRIL l4-TNe SwaItysO Cose- The United Sfstss ~
William Buvnstt-1his case was summed up yestsrday
Judge Nelson delivered q very able charge, which 90
cuped IN hour and half in tho delivery. The jury
RETIRED and after about an hours consultation returned
with verdict Of guilty The court then adjourned
to wednesday next.
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Superior Court.
Before a full Bench.

Before fuu bench.
ArRIL -DEcIsiors.--Joseph L Las VS.. H. p. Van
maker, Public Motion Tor q commission
granted unless plaintiff receive tho tesl
mony. Costs TO abide the event.
Charles n. Russell ef ais vs. Walter s. Wefmore-Mo
ton to recover the verdict denied
Jacob Crane Thomas Sergeant Order heretofore
made set aside, with to abide the event
Charles a. Dsvis It ale J4ndrew s. GoyvReference
ordered.
Jsmss Rowley VI. .aabross L. Jordon-Judgment af.
hrmod.
George sea,y ct ais ads. John neutrality-suspicious. for
trial denied.
G.ibsrf Iiays ct ale W. ExDaYd Rsckrsn IL als =
This suit brought Dy police ocer for the recov
cry Of reward OF $500, offered by defendant for the
rest Of party named Hoppy, &c. The jury found for
plaintiff $225 motion for trial being made, the
court denied their application
Minor c. Story ct Nsw Fork and Harlem r. r.
Company to set aside report OF referees de-
MED.
.Joaa MwpAyes al W. Samuel NJ Dodge Judgment for
plaintiff demurrer with liberty tor defendant to plead
and psy the costs.
EHsssssA Herring Vs. elisabeth Fisher Judgment for
defendant.
HaOsins W. CstirsH-Judgment reversed
Before Chief Justice Jones.
Burr Wskemsn .dusfin Standardization Of 40.
umpst brought TO the amount oftwo promisso
~ notes. This statute OF limitations and discharge,
der the insovent act pleaded In defence Verdict to-
morrow.
Before Judge vanderpoel
Hopkins sf koa.-- Action Of assumpsit to
cover the amount Of promissory note Verdct to NOR
row.
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Moyements or TravelIers,


The arrivals at the principal hotels yesterday were
unusually limited for Monday, the following
catalogue will show. Al the
AMCa,cAN-C BeauIland, w Flint, Georgia; Samuel
Hull Charleston; w H Danpison, dol Arthur Bradley
Utica; N Haywood, N Y; Allen Munro Oneida co; w
Eaton Detroit; Parsons J; Capt McMichasls. ship
Montreal Canton; Geo Lindsay, rhia; Q Gray 81,
NJ Allen, Texas; Fsrr, Va; Mcleod Murphy. 8 N.
Asros.s Kellogg: 4 Huntly, Utica; A McCewsn,
Taber Taber New Bedford; 8 Beers. Geo; James
Stevenson, Albany; c Hedges. Hudson; D Goodwin.
Rochester; w Peck, Buffalo; Chss Frazer Benjamin,
Phila J @ Cheasap, Red River; Nathan Reeves. New
burg; Kipp, W. r.
,.Ciry.-J w Hutchinson: Buffalo; Stephen Yale, Ny,
II Ludan Kingston; w Vesay, Col Travers, J; Wn
Sexton, Washington G; Rankin, Fhkill; Cheun
cey, " N; j w Ellis. Gin; Goldsmith, Watert0w n;
w w Connell, Illinois, BIolasky Phila; Mandle.
baum, Lake Superior; Edward Toney, Pal Capt Lovett
jr, ship Montreal; Com Perry, N; Ambrosio Amigo,
NJ Trzone, Nestor Avaness. jacques Pevea. Joso Gu.
liens, Mexico; II Crabbe, u IN; c Pruner, Boston.
FlANxLIr.-P Perry, Conn; Russell, Y; J Kirkpa.
trick Norfolk; Ehle, anajanarie; Geo Davis, A,
Smith, Pa; Phelps Raymond syracusei L Clark, o.
densburg.
HowAsD-J B s'anbsrger, Fairfield; Thos Adams, Ed
Johns, Phia: Gsrmsine, Bufalo Mcdonnell, To.
ronto; II Mckinley, Pa; Goo CTsmer, Lyons; Thos
Greer, Kosstop, Cansda Denny. Troy; Daseet. do,
Good & Spy, Phila Gelimcn Wiltbank, Phiia; 4
Penson Boston; Titus N Y. &c. Mill, Phil.
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A large number Of copies Of the Courier, Of New
York, containing report Of tho discussion IN the 20
nate, IN regard 10 the purchase annexation of Cuos
have been burned at Havana, by order Of the Cspsn
General.
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Court or General Sessions.

Before Recorder Scott and Adsr'n Henry and Jackson
JOHN McKEor, Esq District Attorney.
APRIL la-Case ef Josph c. Ashley I'm the case Of
and sgsnst whom several other indictments for offences
Of the same character found Mr. Vultes of coun
sci for Mr. Ashley made application to the court to
postpone the second trial of Mr. A. until the May term
account of the unavoidable absence OF Mr. Jordan
District Attorney permitted the trial to be postponed
until the next term.
person. BY the name OF Martin having been brought
Into court on an attachment, witness in the OF
Mr. Ashley the District Attorney moved that he ght
be held to bail for his appearance called upon
testify Martin accordingly held bail in the
Of $4,000.
Case Of Edpsrd Tlleor.--In the case of Edward Will
indicted for obtaining property By false pretences
the trial motion OF his COUNSEL postponed until
the next term Of the court were also several other
cases.
Attempt to Commit a Rape Lawrence Costigan, in
dcted for having the ASA of January last attempted
to commit rape, upon the person Of married female
named Rosanna Carmichael, Of No. - Hammersley
street, then put his trial. Mrs. Carmichael went
to coal yard :corner of Bedford and Hammersley
streets for the purpose purchasing some coal the &C
cused clone, being In charge Of the yard ct the time
when he proceeded 10 drag the complainant into sta
be adjoning the yard in order to effect his infamous
design The jury rendered verdict Of guilty, but re-
commended the accused to the mercy Of the court He
was remanded until Saturday, for sentence.
Forfeiture Of Bail BENZ C. Watson indicted for for
gerry, James Myers indicted for grand larceny, and
Albert Kershaw indicted for obtaining property false
pretences, severaly failing to appear when called for
trial their respective recognzanccs were declared to DC
forfeited.
Thai for Keeping Disorder'y Hsuse-Henry Cotton,
indicted for being concerned. with others, in keeping
gambling house at No 10 Park Place The jury Ia this
case at late hour had not been able to agree upon
verdcA and the court adjourned until Wednesday next
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BRooKLrN STAR CRicKEr CLuB.-The drst meeting
this association for the OF yesterday. on
their ground 10 the Myrtle The weather was
most unfavorable for the sport promised-a game Of
cricket between the members Of tho club bass ball
game between the mentors Of the Club,
and pedestrian match for $40 between two sspi.
rants for pedestrian fame II past IL o'clock ere
the amussmsnts Of the day commenced. Shortly after.
volep Mt storm of wind hail, and rain on which
made them desist from their endeavors for time,
and the company, which was somewhat numerous lief.
the ground Notwithstanding, like true cricketeis the
majority Of the club kept the field, but not with much
effect The wind, hail, rain and snow prevailed g. such
extent that play out Of the question but ty did
they could and in the rst innings the OF
the club made 49, while the juniors only scort
some IL Is The game was not proceeded with
further. In the interim, q game OF base Dali was pro
cseded with by some novees, IN an adjoining held
which created little Amusement but II wss 80 badly
defined that we knew not who were the conqueroTs )
but We believe it was q drawn game. Then succeeded
the pedestrian match Of 100 yards, between
William Bardell. ................
Arthur Haggerston.
Bardel took the lead at the start and led all the way
which he msintaiRed throughout and some
three four feet in advance in about lo seconds Very
good time for novices
After the match, the loser challenged tho winner for
like MATCH for $50, to of within fortnight.
which readily accepted Thus concluded the open
ing Of tho cricket season Of Of the most promising
clubs this vicinity and il closes something differ
emit may be expected from them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-14
NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IA, 1874


Sc Ensen0 d los EstrGnjeros 81 Ingfes.
THE FRENCH AND SPANISH Languages, rlso Alse-
bra Geometry Surveying. Navigation and 6ooLkeepins
expedousy efe ctualy taught moderate reIms
Pvs lessons given adults their rssidences, or
school: attended Rsfsreness q the hIGhsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-14

Daguerreotyps Apparatus.
JOHN ROACH,
Optician, q Nassau Street,
III A6 constantly hand French German and Amefcsn In
staneois Coatiax Boxes. hlscaIy Baths. and "a shs
Inspection. Chsmcals Plates. Cases Queksuf &c &c
Lenses Ground order Thermometers and Surveying Com
PASSES manufactured for the trade
medical pu poses. MIL lm-rc
LANGENHEIM & BECkERS,
nAGUERREOTYPERS, 2oi BROADWAY, BELOW FuLror
II sTaKEr have enlarged their Ateer. and proud
ed with he bst kind OF lighthe style and quality OF Pic
they prcducs with like those made at the Exchange
In PhsdeIph,a, by W.&F. Largenhem, their rtEers
BY sundry colors, now patsate AMI such
beauty Of effect to R Tor the publ
inviting AZ lcsst 70 eramir specimens &C this art
LAN0ENHEth x BECKERS,
Agents for Vogslaeud~r & Sohns Ger camera,
and L. BECkERS. Dsgusneotyrs
as lm~r Chemicals, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-14

Senator Yules has married Miss wickfs daughter Of
the ex-Postmsstsr General
The editor Of the o. Piesyune 10 sxutng fresh
cucumbsfs, ripe bisckbsrriss, and fragrant howen.
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JUNG u BEhKMANN,
REMOVED PROM n LIBERTY STREET
TO ~ O u TIL WILLIAM TTREET.

TO ARCHITECTS, STONE CUTTERS, AND
f BUILDERS.
LSREE STONE furnished by the subscriber equal to Con-
nectcut quail ty and per cheaper, application
A. WLson oi eCuttef Jersey City, at the Quarry
Aquacknnonk, N. }.
IN Imsre ABM. II VREELAND.
VINES, BRANDlES, GIN, &c
EA CASES very old Msd~ira Wine, each dozen, brands
w Blackburn, Lesl, Newton, Gordon Co; a3 hne
old Amoatlado and Dnn o,don sherry In do; Otsrd Do
puy Co. Brandy half pipes and ar canks; Seignete
do; old Pale Ccgnae ls2a ar caks aad eishhs very
superior quality.
The above wines Of high grade bored By the LATE
Geo Bement u yean ago, and for sale low, by
X. b. DAILY, Successor
~ in'n Demsss 4 Castie, ~ brosd st.
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WIGS, WIGS AND TOUPEES,
THE MOST NATURAL.

ND the real head OF hair OF in New York. is
~ to be had LAIRDs, % Chatham street, formerly Of
36 Pearl Ii wonld quite
hilg ia reference thee Wigs since the extensive and
great popularity, firmly establish their worth. But
liable be imposed by the pretended wig
makers who sbound deem duty pro-
claim their mer. that be misled, deprived Of
valuable . head Of hair,
variety Of ladies' hair work. ia the var
Aimsrh ixIRDy a Chatham st.
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To LET.

- TO A SMALL FANILY-The upper par Of house
E.: Chambers street, consisting of end back
with p,n:ry the second floor and front and bed
the OF Croton other priyeges APP
ply to A. 8. VAN PRO AG. 81 Warren st.
N.B-If desirable part If the above may be obtained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-14

FROM CARE HAYTIEN-Capt Shackelford, OF brig
Colorado from Cape Hayden, at this port, last
evening, brings to the Merchants Exchange a memo
randu under date OF 2bth ult to the effect that Prest
dent PIeorot Pero the night Of thu Gath sent in
mis- and retired to his country residence not
however without insult from the mob, who followed
him with stones and brickbas. General Bobo Who had
lust been appointed General Of the departments Of the
North by President Richie, entered the town the next
morning head OF large body Of troops. and took
possession Of the Palas National He for the pur
Jose Of proc tanning President Richie, and establishing
the Cons iisution There had been much alarm among
the colored people from fear of psge and
the part Of the blacks and several of tho most wealthy
groundiess On the oath, difficulty occurred between
longing TO French steamer ronnere. musket shit
was fred from the boat for pur.
pose II said, Of insulting the Tho CON-
mander Of the steamer complained to the Hayden Ad
mirs " no allowed him to take two Of the offenders,
one lieutenant board the steamer whore they were
forged. The affair had caused much excitement on
shore and tempt made to kill French sailor,
who appeared the wharf at the time but ne escaped
by swimming, although three shots fred OF MIN
while in the water. An attempt maze TO Hill
the captain Of French brig who escaped TO his boat
under strong guard OF Hayden officers. The drums
beat arms, the troops parsded the rampsrts and
the hauled Ia snore and brought her Droadde
10 bear upon The town the difficulty fnsliy adj
used through the mediation Of the French Consul and
the sailed on the morning Of the 25thBossn
.fdp .sprii IL
Senator Yues has married Miss wcklins, daughter Of
the ex-Postmsstsr General
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- A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, with few or
@ any number Of aeT.s that may b. desiIsble barns
the aud within three minutes walk Of Cas,l ton
Steamboat Landing, mile from fort Richmond and mile
and hslf from New Brighton.
The property hiss front the water o. about 400 feet
For further particulars enquire of William and John ORR
en- No 81 Wall street. the premises, of Mrs. jane Bnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-14
IANGENHETM g BECKERS,
FUME BATH.

THO ALL who afflicted with rheumatic complaints
i woald say go aud ny Dr. Swsus Sulphur Fame
Bath st Broadway The pecuarities Of sueh. that Il
esctaaly this complaint and also all other diseases
chronic mature, such Scroula, 0out Salt Rheum dis
Of the Shin, joints kc The charges modera
ted, fetch II within the Of all. MFG lm*m