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Tredway's democratic majority in Halifax. :. 2Os

riouEhoy smhJorty .lO7
Patrick L. to hear FROM which we fear win his
majority This district gave Mr. Polk OLE majority
which Is almost swallowed up by the detection in
Halifax.
The Richmond Wing of Wednesday, says 1.-The
wings are pretty Of five members OF Congress
from Virginia instead Of only the last ses-
son Of three admitted by the Enquirer of yes
terday-to wit -
John NJ. Bolts, of the Richmond district
William l.. Goggin, Of the Albemarle
John s. Pendleton, Of the Loudoun.
Thomas s. Flournoy. Of the Halifax; and
VIM B. Preston, OF the Botetourt
We have n chance for two three others-but con-
sdering how shamefuy tho State has been gerryman-
dered, gain of four very autobiography
have lost three other districts by aggregate vote
only ll5viz the Lynchburgh district BY majority Of
40 (Which but for the course of the wings Of Campbell
might have carried by 1909 the Petersburg dstrct
by 49, and the Norfolk district by 1917
Frat District Complete 1871. I8u
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There Is apparent win Of 100 votes in tho majority
in Halifax county, stated in the Virginia papers, the
actual vote being for Tredway ESQ., Fournoy 347majo
rity 303 Qnstead Of 20s Is given in those journals
The total vote of the above four counties H. for Flour
noy 1852 for Tredway 1856. Thus that there
will be another close run in this district we predicted
before any returns received fromit.
Patrick county, to hear from, gave Polk In ls44 1885,
Clay, $685. majority for Polk, l6. In lS4o the same
county gave majority for Harrison Of 90, and In lS43
majority Of 60 for Gmer, wing, for Congress It may
increase Flournoy's majority, possibly 1t may
overbalance it, There can however BE- but little doubt
of F1ournoy's election.
Itpeifh District
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Our City Subscribers.

AS no doubt many of our city subscribers are
victims to the absurd custom Of changing resi-
dences Svery first of May, we request them TO
leave their new addresses at the office of publ
cation soon as convenient so that they may
be regularly served with the Herald after moving
day
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ALBANY, April %, Is47.
Chancellor WalUorthProbable result Of his Deehino-
non-The Legislative Affairs.
cannot adequately describe the deep disappointment
and sorrow that the late declnaton Of the Chancellor
has caused In this community, and convinced that
communities in every part of the State that have the
capacity to understand the Importance Of the abors de-
volved by tho constitution upon tho commissioners Of
the code and the Chanceors peculiar ability perform
his allotment Of these heavy duties with high honor par
take Of the chagrn which his resignation has in
this immediate vicinity. think that circumstances
and events which have not publicly transpired, have
controlled his ultimate conclusion and effected revolu-
ton In his sentiments There narrow and vile
the chief place the bench Of the Court of Appeals
and that his strong preference for this Office con-
strained him to offer this deolinatonthat cannot well
be revoked This Is not true confidently predict that
he will retire on tho expiration of tho Office which he
now holds cannot say what steps tho Legislature may
adopt to remedy the douy which, this expected act
Of tho Chancellor has originated but the dissolution and
reorganization OF the present Board Of
of the codes mentioned In high quarters inevitable
contingency.
The bill reported by Mr. Bowie, from tho Committee
Military Affairs for the organization of the first dyi
sion Of tho New York State Militia passed the House
this morning by vote Of 90 to 49, The bill guarantees
all the privileges and mmunites hitherto enjoyed by
the uniform regiments Of New York and Richmond
The Senate engaged during the entire session In
debating the bill for the organisation Of the courts Of
this State which sent you yesterday.
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Democratic majority.

Democratic majority. 337
In 1910, the counties gave Van Buren, majority
Of 20l.
We have no doubt Of Prestons election, by majority
exceeding 900.
Fourth DistrictThe election Of Bocock, democrat is
confirmed His majority Irving win be from 10 to Is
Full returns from Campbell county give Irving only ~
majority.
The GENERAL RESULT
As Mt first stated by tho democrats will probably have
nine ton and the wings Ave six In the next
Congressional delegation from Virginia
STATE LEGISLATURE
JYhir Gains IYhir Ioss,s
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Yhig Gains.

Net wing gain equivalent to a reduction Of II on
the democratic majority Of % last winter.
The Senate will be democratic the House Of Delegates
probably whir
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a. . FIVE DOLLARS REwARD.--LOsT--ONF FRI.
s a: ass i fflssS f
az sSo sHos. three month"; ola and snswe, 20 the Of
the Office Of this paper shall rsssS.
90 KING CHARLES sPANIELs, just imported
Es"eSgh 5 as and xS
'G D .:.s and w. Bib S 81; o Broadway.
10 FOR sALE-A pair Of tne Horses Wagons,
G Ss Se ,hs P%TSpeyd ofa seeeman
Appy to Ii. so.ehmap a, who ha. them in charge Dlks
e s.1. 3D. I .nS Ss 4 Msd
sSa'; sSS s. hss us and
known the De Forrest Also, eatfer-iop wagon
sS ssy :sd
quite Enquire at the stable in the Of G6 Firs
a2i lw.re HENRY WEEKS.
goR sALGA .Psn q p q blood Bay
a. I'D 81. n: :s '"S s Hss %
,ms will make n. They and
4. albany my J., April Townsend House.
FOR sALE-A very fine Bay Mor sos VnS ;s tail
Stylish hand.om. s.dd. horse
pss:s sdd Id Soa soa foSs fo. o:
MILLS, HALTER,
@ s9d is BSsdws 40,
Howard Hotel and having determined the nmbe
arrange ments to supply any demand
Gentlemen leaving their orders have hat made any
style suit their in three hours less if absolute
An experienced shaper always attendance that every
may be fitted 70 the head and the perfect Of
the This being important point particular
ton will be given to it. a23 2w"r
ONE PRICE HAT STOKE.
q SPRING FASHIONS FOR HATS AND CAPS
Ass
style Of Hats for gentlemen price 49, in the manufacture Of
as
place them close competition with the costly. The
public invited to call l78 Chatham Square, where
fashion beauty durability and combined to adon
the head. az Im~r
"a HOW TO MAKE MONEY.-The axiom that money
saved money made almost old the invention Of
mo money it.s but hs principle Of selling Ave dollar HAT
s d S @ K. wf be ia na now
Fulton ST.. ~ and So Fulton Brooklyn. This simple
how to make monev." al0 srh
HATS, SPRING STYLE.
and Sa9a ss hand s Nc % Sh n. st.
yes So 50 for his first quality Moeskn and fine Nutra Hats
He has handsome and durable Hats 81 50 having appear
to economse this Indispensable article Of dress without
crce of comfort appearance will please give him CALL
general assortment Of OF kinds reduced
p5lSfA ale imsc
~ MRS Nj. WILSON, 2ei Grand street, respectfully
eXf\ informs her friends, and visiting the city,
invite, ; Ss S5 spTE
assortment Of the richest and fashionable Hats such
Chip Rice, and Shirred, with choice OF
Straw which she aer herself be sold reasonable
We" % 'ei Mrs NJ W1effLsoN, asi Grand st.
Ten good Mlliners wanted at the above estabinhment
ALI 2m*rc
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THE LADIES' CONGRESS- BOOT.
P. LABOYTEAUX, GAL Broadway, desires to in
form his and fashionable lady patrons that
he has made for the right to
the highest circles in England and France The
provement in the classic stuff will enable him make his
Of work and yet without Ii: trouble of lacinEs.
from the arch OF the foot while affords
eastrc spring in walking which be
without a ALL I'm
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Preston's majority thus far so Folks mRority S3l
wing gain in the above counties $50
The counties to be heard from Giles Mercer Logan
and Pocahontas, which voted thus In 1874 -
Clay. ...... GA
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TlMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,

No. 547 Pearl street, near Broadtoay.
'HESE BATHS have been established for the last twenty
~ sx years, and are the only Sulphur Baths in the city
iney are highly recommended by the eminent phys
plants, eruptlons Of the skin, &c
Medicated Vapor Baths also given daily, from A. M
T. NJ al im.r
V>0 MANUFACTURERS,-Ste Power TO let with
large and commodous brick building, situated in New
Haven Connecticut The canal and rail road pass directly by
horse powere building substantial and convenient with
quantity of iron shaftng pullies &c The whole will be let
leased sold and be adapted an kind
Of Manufacture Apply to Messrs Watt Sherman, 10 FL.
change flace, New York Az 2wsrc
THE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, formerly Col
Dun's military academy, at New Brighton, Staten Is
land ~ " under the dectio ofPofcssor Jaeger will re.
open after the April vacation the first day Of May next
the above place.
Circulars containing and particulars may be had at
Mr.. Lockwoods bookstore, all Broadway; and Messrs
Fowler Wells bookstore, 1871 Nassau street Letters ad.
dressed Prof b. Jaeger New Brighton Staten Island ~ Y
a276t"c
BOARDING IN BLEECKER sTREET-Two gentle.
- and their OF hive or single gentlemen,
be accommodated with handsome unfinished rooms, with
bed attached, and full board in pleasantly situated
house in Carroll place. Apply at present at % Spring street
AL msr
DOARD-At5 SO Beekman street. within five minutes walk
ID of Wall the City Hall gentleman and wife
be well accommodated with large front the
cond oor with closet attached and II wanted bedroom adj
joining Also several single gentlemen be accommodate
ed. AS lwsrc
CPORTING BOOTS-An entirely new article OF Hunting
and Fishing Boots, manufactured to order OF GoodyeMs
sale by SAMUEL BROOKS,
Bole Agent for Goodyears Manufactures.
mHlmsrh LOO Broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner or Fulton and Nassau sts.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CRCULATlON-FORT THOUSAND.

=, DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-S
70 per annum--payabe in advance.
WEEKLY III HtERALD-Eyery saturdsy-P1ee 90 cents
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HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
rice IN cents per copyS3 annom, payable IN advance
HOLIDAY HERALD-Published the LIST Of January and
ist Of July oi each year-snge copies sixpence each.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always cash IN
advance Advertisements should be written IN plain egble
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for errors that
may occur III them. .
PRINTING of all kinds executed beautifully and with
All letters or communications by mail, addressed to the
establishment, be post paid, the postage will be de-
dncfad roR the subsc ripion RENTED.
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LESSONS ON THE PIANO FORTE.
ssssaE1ev MISS c. G. wEMYss can now aceommo
FTE T3Jplication be made at her house. No. BAT Sixth
Ixx ] ssreet, between Avenues and D..
Tem.-Tweve Lessons for Five Dollars. or Fifteen Dol
6&k FOR NEW ORLEANS--Louisians and New
A4 York Line Of PackesThe fast sailing packet ship
- REWABAsH, Cart. Hathaway, i. loading. and win
h.nd'S%s furnished seeSmmodaiOn. apply on board, Or
leans Wharf, foot of Wal ''Eses S 81 z South stree.
Agents in Now Orleans. j. o. Woodr1f Co., who s, will
omptIy forward all good. to their address a29
>S&& FOR BEkIZE, H0N2URAs.-lThs Bark J0HN
dspach for the above port For freight or passage
ap .a9 70 captain on board, or to f. ALEXANpRE
.& I HEW LINE OF PACKETS TO AND FROM
81 70 Captain Cobb. will sail from New York
M aasfs9 ar on s 1
CABIN and steerage passengers by any other
wishing send for friends can make the ar
ranEemen's on liberal terms o. application g pscor
a2or &c South ST., Fad door below Burling Slip
6&S UNION LINE OF PACK rs to and from Lii
MH$ nerp9ol- he splendid fast sailing packet ship EM
1 Gs from Ta 'a on Ss Se c J 9 hs
regular days Her accommodation for cabin passengers are
very superior she has also excellent accommodations fora
deck and her between decks Storage passengers
are lsy and well lighted all Of which win be sk,a al
early application on board at pier Nc North Riyr5
a29r ss South ST. I'd door below Burling slip.
TkYIA9 experienced teacher has for several years.
No pains spared advance the pupils thor Studies and
render them comfortable and happy while und her charge
very healthy No day scholars admitted There
lew vacancies For terms and references enquire No.
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TO LET,
4E3 A ROW Of neat story Cottage Houses, now
} finished, well calculate for respectable families, stu
A ated the north side of 10th street, between Broad
way add 9Th The stages regularly from A. M
until O'Clock IN the 40 for 6M
aud after the first Of May Rooms follows
2basemens parors, with sliding doors and hard finished
walls I'd story, rooms aud bedrooms Good dry cellars
apil:lm'c = VIM. K. PENDLEToN, Agent
SA TO LETIhe OF house rs Dey street; Il IA 30
.t feet deep and would he good location for wholesale
grocery Also, the second floor ofhouse &C Beck
consisting Of three and psotries with bed
A. GILHOGLY & SON.
ns im.r rs Nassau street
"a STATEN ISLAND COTTAGES TO LET OR
.Im LEASE-Three Cottages situated Cascton Heights,
Cspo d Monte, smen Island surrounded by fine
FOREST and commanding unsurpassed view OF the city
the Bay aud its islands, and the Ocean while the
easy the distance each ferry being less than mile
They contain as follows, viz =;
Crows Ncst-A paror, dining room, library, bedrooms,
and servants roomaached house with stable for
<horsss.
Oak Land-2 parlo large dining room. 70 bedrooms bath
room aud servants rooms-attached carriage house, with
stable for horses.
These Cottages enjoy common the use Of IL acres of
beautiful woodland enclosed and in the midst of which they
Apply to Madame GRYMEs. at her residence, Capo di
Monte. all 2awlmsr
nor sALE-A small Chariot good as new built TO or
DER by Coils Lawrence. To be the stable in
the of ST Johns Church. ST. Johns Lane. AIS iwsc
LNOR SALE-A Pbgton. nearly new built 10 order. with
patent axles, enamel leather top, and curans To be
wood IOmliuSOns al
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SPRING STOCK OF
BIO OTS A ND SH OES.
SMITH & RISLEY.
TAKE THIS METHOD Of informing their customers
eced assortment Of Ladies', Misses and Chdren's Oai-
Yters, Buskns Slippers &C. of their own manufacture
with great and purchased for cash. which will enable
them TO sell at the very lowest prices
N. BStore will be open until o'clock in the evening,
giving Country Merchants opportunity to examine their
stock when not otherwise engaged.
SMITH RISLEY,
H2 Chatham st.. directly opposite the Chatham Theatre
m27 I'm krh
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-. JUST RECEIVED, large lot of Gentlemens
hs city aud will be sold the low price PISS Also all kinds
IF Gentlemens Caters and Patent Leather Shoes and all the
tfeen kinds Of Boots and Shoes Ladies' you will find in
his store variety Of Cater Boots Slippers Bukns
Ties Slippers white and black satin do white Kid do
md all other kinds and Misses and Chldrens Boots and
Shoes Boys Boots Caters Shoes and Slippers Of all the
way, OF franklin street. NJ. CAHILL
N B. Country merchants supplied by the package Dozen
Lat
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COTTAGE TO LET.


INA NEW handsome Cottage to let on Oxford street,
F8 Brooklyn Ia miles from the Ferries the resi-
lence Of Dr. Cox; has kitchen and servants
room, the basement oor parors library and dining
Six additional lots adjoining with stable be had desired
AlsoA residence Bedford, ga miles, from the Ferries,
will be rented with without furniture Tor four MONTHS
The house has There coach house stable for
four horsse, pasture for &C. Rent for months $780,
Apply TO MOSES MAYNARD, Jr, at the l.. l.
Railroad Office, AZ William St., Merchants Exchange
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l.. WALSH & CO.,
- FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers No. 6 Ann street,
near the Museum New York Fine French Boots 50 80;
FRENCH Imperial Dress Boots made to order $3.50 usually
Slippers constantly hand shortest
notice R4aring &c., done in the Quick sales and
m23 imsrc
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MONEY LENT.
MONEY LENT-The highest prices advanced IN larfe
lvA and small gold and silver watches diamond
plate, ewelry fumturr clothing dry goods, &c- NJ;
JOHN VI. DAVIES, Licensed I~wubr2k.r,
23g William street, pus1e
Person. received in private oss BY ringing the bell
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FASHlONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR
NJ q. ll6 WILLIAM STREET, OPPOSITE THE NEW
~ STORES BETWEEN FULTON AND JOHN
@ is The only animal has pay t. The question
then arises who w cothe him cheapest and best WILL and
g make the finest quality Of French Black Dress Goats
for $50; lower qualities SIG and S8 Black Cloth Sacks Sill
ready made Every garment in the trade equally good and
cheap n26 Iwsrc
nAGuERREOTYPEPL ATES-L. ID. Bnsse x Co. No
~ % iam street. second floor have received per late ar
rivals, full SUPPLY Of Daguereotype Plates Nos co. 40 and
their hrard isvOably known the pited
ste which they warrant equal in quality any ever i'm
ported by thcm They offer them prices considerable re-
due ed tlose Of s fall Chemicals warranted 10 be OF
bsst quality always Tor sale, l.; y: BINSSE L co,
a4 1wsnc No So William street, and door
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Flounoy's mai. thus far. !
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-27
DRY GOODS.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
look for the Isi.

NroTWITiiSTA NDNG the assertions Of that we could moi
iOr we nave sih !"
on mana ' one " ue
Goods ever olefed m SAFE
from Mountains aluf which we pledge
other hoiSe cam wH or uae
t;sds where can buy Cheapest ouf
bought New York since the great frducu"n IN prices
the natives IN the way oil great par
he nc ari part oi our stock:
black, blue, brown aud olive Coisj Bea
We Pilot Cloths tine assortment
and Full Cloths
Graduated Nos~elalne Roe Caslnere- Repp
Main barred Gmgiams rich
eo Taelni erkeri Moeane de Lame aud plaid
Slay Cashmere silk WoIsted and Cotton Hose; Chlden's Wu
strii Hose and GrecIan Boots
ie stitched do, Linen CaInbc. &C.
GimIs Bonnet Tap and Meek Ribbons white, black
and colorsd Kid Gloves, Nuts, Velvet Ribbons
aud yellow FanneIs Clergyman Piaid and Lin
seys Bnnuels, fashion Musns DrIng
IIckngs, and Canton Flannels
double superfine fine, and common in
CARPETINGS selected the aud hest PATTERNS which
offer extraordinary low prices Also Alca aud Jue Mats Gar
Bags and Trunks.
HITS anil Caps.
Fashionable Silk Satin Beaver Russia Broad Brn Ccney Castor
HATS White Black and Jpanned Wool Hats Pearl Sport
Mems and BOYS Fur Mukra seaee Hair, and Labrador
hound do Boys Velvet aEcy-and Neveeen
Guard. and Glazed Lawn do.
BootS and Shoes
Ladies' Fine Slippers aud Bukins Kid Ties, Lace Boots Strap
Thick Boots, do
Brogans, Patent strap O,ershoes, sc.
500 lbs Spanish Sole Leather at eastern prices
China. las nd ia description.
Carpet WARP Batting, general
of GROCERIES and HiRDH.4RE.
70 neiiher brag blow banter but
cheaper and higher
for an kinds PRODUCE than any other establishment IN Tie
New Goods constantly arriving. H. * b. =. uoNN, O.
q -
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BOOK BINDING,
Aud IRl.lnk R0Ok MlRll:l Glory.

vENHE entered into partnership for The
carving the Blank Book Manufacturing and Book Bind
branches under the and
DAVIS LANE respectfully inform Banl State and County
officers Merchants and others that they have hand and
san eep supply OF Blank Book and Record Paper the
Stationery. the hole
prices They have the
Ruling Machine which enables them TO do all kinds Of ruling
prepared all kinds OF Binding French
English Morocco pain. and marble
gilt edge finish all kinds law and nteeasei works Music
Periodicals bound which personal attention will be by
H. Lane In elegance duTab superior style OF finish
they feel assured that they give the most entire satisfaction
Every arce warranted be the very
wholesale ana retail They respect
fully solicit share OF public patronage
All recently the late firm OF W A. Day Co.
possession Will be promptly attended TO-
= b. DAVIS
INDIANAPOLIS October lac. 30 J. II. LANE.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

rANE subscriber has just received fresh supply Of New Goods
which have selected by himself and purchased for cash
o
any The oi indianapolis all OF which will be sold cheap
Ills
Jeans Iickng, Checks, Dings
F1anns aud meachtd MusnS Prints in va and
the latest styles Cashmeres o patterns fashionable
Silk Warp ure Apacas of various prices Dress Silks. and
all other articles usually Dry God together Family
Groceries of all kinds OF the best quality, Cotton Yarns of the
Pittsburgh Hardware
kinds Boots and Shoes
purchased very low for cash or approved produce
WN. +. SARGENT No Palmer House
exchange goods and slloyv the
prices Wheat Oats Ktgs Feathers BeesvaN,
ies Dried Fruit WOd &c Come Faimes with trade
AMI slalh ave har T. :
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MEDICAL.
DAVID CIeAIGlIEAn

Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN Drugs, Medicines Paints
ORS Furnishes, Dye Stufs Glassware, WINDOW Glass
White Lead, Putty &c.
VVr on Id respectful, his old and public
w generally that he has returned from Philadelphia New
where he has selected with
chased extensive and assortment OF all articles his
line which he is opening He would particularly invite
Ply cans Druggists Merchants Pedlers
Fu nvads &C. and all that he offer induce
dealers that the West and
article he sci shall be just represented Particular attention
will paid filling prescriptions and compromising medicines
will hour OF the night when called
e-y