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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-13
]. H. EUSTACE u son

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
Virginia trading passing through Richmond eraHiRe
their stock Medicines Pants and Dye snf They
they think will make hhcir
interest 60 eonane dealings this place
Ginseng FaIseed exchange for goods at
he highest market price. SIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-13
RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.
For PrcscrNing and Heautifyinc the TEETH
lA.r. ID ~

A lash POR RAGs-The "FrsukIn Manufacturing Company
iHiendGg TO Of Payer, v
cash the highest price and linen Rags white oolouri
County Merchants may forward parcels Of TO the 'ubse
b-r who -itTeHipaym en;a az he nay be directed
John RICHARDS.
SUPERINTENDENT rankin Haa Comply.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-13
ALEXANDER'S TRIC0BAPHE!
Improvement of 1916.

FESHlS new and popular Liquid HAM III f.
since introduction, has met with uneramped ou merit
al success and the would inform ie pubic 'hal SKI
farther Improvement iey made, - that II stands No"
nn,r.ed Hair either Black or BToNn in-iant'
uv nd neither ofor oi the eoihes AMI instead OF
ur the IA ir imnarts the beauty and elasticity OF youth
arpicatun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-13
Bcach's Medicines.

Accompanying tie above Work Remd Tor v4ro
cass- da-cntsd tn,sein and prescribed
IMe.e snov.N hs name oil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-13
no THELADIEs IN PARrCULAR.-N5

JULES HAUEL's Deu1t
80 South Talri street below Cn.sngt
And by my Agents Giner Duval A. Purcell z x Dlyal
bucuesre Main Zacnron, n-rrn ueeu Broad
street Richmond chs Corrg Bragg Thomas Co. Fcersburr
ed mos; aI the Druggists through Un0n. g. %
a. Premiums awarded % the Fr-uEln Inst tu.s.
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sr4TE OF N.ErtAsu.

BALT-g-E CIT, WI.
BE rnsmbesrd that tins - day o. January ls45 before me-
th=sg1ses-sr Justice Of state IN ami fo the
city a''eEad fr-ray appeared Beueest Greer nd made
oath he Hog Evsa.ey o. Amigly cod matters and
facts 81 ' e above annexed Jus. and tue as
stated sworn Before JESSE CLOUD, J. p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24

Il stesi-s NJ Il Smith { COS Hasner, Hays eo73
hss; fG o,9So DS G 9n M shield. SG Rs;s Bro
70 Wright, Sturges shaw-I7 Bird, Gillian &co39 Sands
fniisr CO. Tones Son-2 N Clem-2 Corning,
Mitchell Coz Clark-2kA& III Wiilams-ll ksiss
Bfothers-3i Gihoa-l Mrs Roents-326 bsrs r9ns y
Aeesrmlo eases Goin Bradley CO., S Shsrn,a
Neyins eol0O tons coal Coaden-l2 cases Mar,h,l
u RS II Haisht col Blunt symes-i s9l ty HART
HoworthiA Hunt B'otheslei5 bars iron So bdls do
Eseston < Baell-2 Nartia-i Lockhart Gibson x co
ely Tr'ay whssmT ss Co. COL sea smith
loney x colo Emin Brohers-i Barnhan blqint-lr
Duyee-l Cohea-5y BaekeitEs heharaon Sso
/ A Belmon-i HUT & BrohrIs-6 Walsh x Mallory-22
Sheldon & Phe ps-32 Coffin, Bradley eo-ai Stewart
coz Houlrh-5O1 bundles iron Hll-3O 600 soyeregns
Brown Brothers coi3si bars 81 bundles iron Wilson,
w Seymour-72 Thompson Parlsh-si J SEYMOUR l.
oomoreO6 cases steel cask files Naylor-25o boxes tin
Brothers co-isi bls iron 80 boxes so bales mdz
order.
S4 bags do Siffkn ronsides-30 Il Forbesi4 Windsor
Soule-S00 do X Iodman-200 do Grnnel Mnturn--99
w II Stowel-2sJ Tibbetts-6 tasks oil II Huttleston
Rio OnANpE-Brg Greoe-2296 dry and hides Has
eek co-9OO do Dennston3i 600 shin bones 7006 dry
hides 1000 horns bales horse hair is horse hides
eE Sy goW Sss bale; horse hair order
Ind beeswaX Seyershi5 rope IT'S Dbl ll0
erces 10 order.
oss satin wood 27 logs mahogany 10 bis honey Rossare
-i8 crotehes mahogany II canon logs w Leusec
ST. CRoIx-Brg Atlanticl70 hhds sugar 80 bis do Aymar
coo punch rum iIicks-67 puns molasses Trowbrdge
3 punch rum Badger * Peck.
Do Csslsa ss BradySo do Goth
10 200 kegs @ Gerding-56 eks Schmidt & BaIchen.
BELIZE Hon-Bark John X Gardner-65 bales sarsapara
Xesande022 eroons indigo logs mahogany s. tons ssc
~ hides 4 lot Of old copper TO master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
Movements OF the Packets.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL "a.
Cleared.

Cleared.
ShpsSarah Arsilia, Butman, Havre, Richards; Bel.
Goofhlas, Bsliinois 6eirich LaiinaH Mea, doiSa%
Barks-Ma.d Of Orleans Foster Belfast; Waban Bartlett,
slfd i'0S Rs S''S $ss
len Fielder f, Wills Bnii% %% 0'' f00'y Dan'e He
Thor k aS"s
AM 1o Re5see L MSSPsss
Ts Win Rdf FE ss.
adsnhs York Good.e Boston, Esn Sparrow arrow Bo
ThursdayBrg Rodney, Carnage Gibraltar Foster & Nick
Arrived.
viii Sxf ss ss.rNIe s
GERS Sailed in company with packet ship Virginia for New
Ship Union Raoope, days from New Orleans, with cot.
ed Lpyeirad OF YswY%H 1, day. LyspocSl for
Ship fs!e tieE ReeEa IS days from Liverpool with
Bss'sa HiTs Bstn. d days SGom Antwerp with
Bark ss s days 81 from pn'.A ni%s with mds
'cs% NJ lehe8 % sengeT. ~;
with coffee to Barstow Co. 10Th u lat 3D. lon 70 pass pass
ed ship showing red signal with black letter in the
Bark John Gardner, Peterson, from Belize, Hon. April
lighthouse exchanged signals with ship standing to the south
B 'ceGws ws s Th e s hr with hide.
e Barstow &C. sq Glt lat 42 Lon 49, spoke whale shp
2h u lat Ion 81 spoke Spanish brig Lndo from Monevi.
deo for Havana; supplied her with bbl of beef
Brig Palestine Sturdevant, 81 days from ST Domingo City,
with mdse, to w Lewis.
Brig Atlantic, Wh,tlesey days from St Crox with SUI
gar TrowbridGe Son Dwight Sid in company with Da
ash brig Elen. Danish brig Apprapo sail day
Brig Chenamus Herman, 81 days from New Orleans with
Schr Powell, POWELL 10 days from New Orleans, with
pork and lard 70 Suydlm, Sage & Co.
schr Ruth Thomas Amesbury 8days from Savannah with
timber, to master.
Brig Ann Eliza Mallory from ST Marks and Key West ih
inst, with mdse, TO r. Hurlbut x Co
Schr eager Fowler days from Charleston, with mdse
order. The q ashore yesterday morning the
Hook and towod off without damage by Jacob
Bell.
Schr Marietta Burr Dearborn, Richmond. flour. &C. to AL
len X Paxson.
Sch lola RUSSELL Nickerson, Portland potatoes and FISH, to
S w Lewis.
Schr Calhoun, Case Boston, mdse.
Schr w Smith, Pryne, Norfolk md.e.
Schr Friend, Lowell Boston, mdse.
Schr Susan, Fish, New Bedford, oil.
Schr Banner, Lowell Boston, mdse.
Below.
ship bark; 2brigs-unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
BY the President of the United States OF
America.

PROCLAMATION
Whereas by act of Congress of the United States
approved the third day of March, one thousand eight
hundred and forty-hve entitled An act regulating
commercial intercourse with the islands of Niquelon
and St. Pierre 1t ia provided that all French vessels
coming directly from those islands, either in ballast
laden with articles the growth manufacture of either
OF said islands. and which permitted be exported
therefrom in American vessels may be admitted into
tho ports Of the United States payment of higher
duties of tonnage their cargoes aforesaid than
are imposed American vessels aud like cargoes inn
ported in American vessels provided that this act shall
take effect until the President of the United States
shall have received satisfactory information that similar
privileges have been allowed TO American vessels and
their cargoes said islands by the Government of
France aud shall have made proclamation accordingly
Aud whereas satisfactory information has been re-
ceved by me, that similar privileges have been allowed
American vessels and their cargoes ut said islands by
the Government of France.
Now therefore, !, James X. Polk, President of the
United States Of America. do hereby declare and pro-
claim that all French vessels coming directly from the
islands OF Mquelon and Saint Pierre, either in ballast
laden with articles the growth manufacture of
either of said islands aud which permitted be
date be admitted into the ports of the United States
payment OF no higher duties tonnage their
goes aforesaid than are imposed American vessels
and on like cargoes imported in American vessels
Given under my hand at the city of Washington, the
twentieth day of April, A. D., thousand eight
L. hundred aud fortyseven, and Of the Independence
ofthe United States, the seventy-hr
JAMES X. POLK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
State of the Flour Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, April l5.-tlour holders raised their
rates. and 000 bb sold at SO to So lax for Ohio
and Illinois brands with lot of $500 bbs, arrive
at sd % per Dbl heavy business also in corn, the
sales reaching 5000 bushels ut rs to 70 for ordinary
and so to SIN cents per bushel for the best white and
yellow.
CIScrSSAri, April IA sale Friday evening of
800 bbs city mills at 81 30. ut mill To day 1900 bbls
10 arrive by river at 81 10 board Beside this only
very small lots reported at 81 IS The market
decidedly dub.
PHILAoELPHIA, April 22.-Flour meets with n limited
demand with but few buyers in market and the only
sales 800 bbls good straight brand ut 81 and
small lots good western taken for home the
price, buyers generally offer So rs Corn meal very dull
and offered at 81 So without sales Wheat-.000 BUSH
els good Pennsylvania reds sold to fill up at 1910 and
white at 1900 Corn held above the views of buyers and
small sales of good Pennsylvania yellow report
cd at 05c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
Passengers Arrived.

LIvsgSooh-pasket ship Henri, Cay-Benj Crowher st
~ Watson. Maria Watson, Emily Watson, VIM Watson,
~ and two servants, New York; George Hollin Lydia Hol
Helm Anne H9n, and servant James Mercer Belfast;
Henderson, Ann CAROLINE Henderson, Pittsbug; Nancy Do
hery lreald Robt Hutcheson, Thos Rhodes Montres
l. Dugln, Filth Delgan Ireland w Timpson N York; A NJ
MaddIsoa, l. Madison England w Robinson Whining;
Norwich ~ ' ''
RIO GHASDE-Brg creo,-NIr and Mrs joseph Beno. of
York. ' 0' " -
81 DoMfNGo CIrY-Brig Palestine-C II smh
RIO JANEIRo-Bark Anahnac-T NJ & Moor,
BELIZE, ion,-bark John Rtiarduer-Mrs II Grey of Be.
lze Miss SHELTON, Of do; Mr. aud Mrs # smart ;,,o xii
dren AID servant Master w Tumbu, Mr. Baci1s and
diughter. ~
CHARLEsToN-schI J B Gager--J Allen. P Nan Zle G. w
Barclay. 4 Neil, w Borne, evils, d Horton, NJ Cook
ST MARKs-Brig Ann Elmo q Hlra, Mr. Packer HI,
Brown, MIR Fowler, Mr. Suary. ' "
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Domestic ImportatiOns.

New ORLEANsBg Chenamusl300 bbls flour 1924 do pork
Suydam Sage
Nsw oRIEASs-ship Union,So bis cotton Holbreok, Mel:
X co-2l4 Henry Coit-l6l Markoe WILDER Scott-ll7
Soulter Brother colOG Morgan co-l cks tallow 30
kegs butter Laurence 2 ca bbis So do AZ lard Souter
lard oil choeau Merle saniord 80 hhds hams Brush
Witheyi7i bbls 1917 tierces hams Herran Lee co97
lasses Rob Whites ties lard Spoiford Teston-9 do
White Warner cos do bIisilss Fischa yntson-ls4
bis deer skins w frafton Cog hhds Morgan
80 hhds 6 22 bbls moasses Taylorl50 bbls lard
Theo Perry co36 do pork Roberts Wilamsl0 bxs lard
Durand &co3s pigs lead Choteau Merle sanfoId2 pkg
mdse Vice & Som cs Auchinclos 4 SOM bx w Wade
-8i3 dry hides bis skins box Dbl 5 bxs order
ST MARKs-Brig Ann Eliza-I bundle skins Ditenhofe-
boxes tobacco bd skins POST do keg bds skins "a
hides Taylor Rieh-lob x tobacco Center Colt do do
Atwaer Muliod Colo bales Hobrook Nelson
Col do Center Co.'s do Orray Taft Color do Warning
Sonsl bdl skins pkgs old copper Balige Morcll box
mdSe Hurlbut Col do X Maitland Col cks old
copper Brown * Dimmck2i bbls mdse beae, Meech De
cs old copper lot old nails jnnk &C. bales
Abbey Fish-2 bis do TO order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
miscellaneous RecorYI.

BR aeo LoyAsr (9f Haliar( Lyle, master which sailed
rived At St Thomas on the 10th Of March, leaky dsers
Cargo damaged.
eg a. about S% se IN Re
Wolf Trap, shr bound M the bay schoone load
bands pe5sheS except the captain who was taken Of and
Do SeE na @ o% gop ~ Capt e
whom lie does not report the name Of the ship or
scuR ENDrAvoRWe learn from the Galveston Civilian of
the 9 inst that the schooner Epdeayor asma vessel which
last of Maagorda during the in February, d
sS S % 81 c SS e oI Island O a the % s sS%p ss
longing to parties IN Galveston all or most Of which
cs 5 The M c ss
whether there of the latter have
DEAImor Cart TRAIsCap Train, Of the ship St Peters
burg died top the dage from Liverpool New Orleans)
about % years Of age.
Packet ship Burgundy Edgar, FIN York for Have, April
Ship Robert bausni P2en I'm Orleans for Limerick Mar
Ship Tber Richardson I'm Boston for Batavia about Jan &C.
Ship Harvest Fuller I'm Rotterdam for Bait March a. of
shin II 4 Body I'm Liverpool for Orleans, March eth,
Shin Rio Graude I'm Liverpool for Bait March 25th at5O,
shp John Harvard FIN Liverpool for Orleans April 10,
B bark Atlantic Fraser, fun London for Honduras, March
% latlS s., lon 40
lat So lon l2-had been lying to for days
Bark Saragona McManus, i'm Havre for Orleans April
of Key West y
Bsk Republic April 10, lat &c 10, Ion U.s.
Br bark Herle I'm Jamaica for London April m lat 81 3d.
lon IS n. ~
Bark rneia Beyan, lnew( Bumham FIN Bait Jan 2oth)
for Dublin, March Is, lat a. S. Ion 20 Is
Brig Snsan Lauderman FIN Bait for Rio Janeiro April 18th,
lat is 81, lon G. 10.
Br brig Glide from Boston for Ireland April 18th of Cape
8 ,ble
Brig Cherokee "a hours from Salem for Zanzibar April 90
lat ~ %, Ion ca.
Br brig Robert Williams ds I'm H,lifa, for Phil, April
~. OF Highlands
Brig Kmball Paul 20 ds I'm London for Orleans April D.
lat q IS, Ion ca.
SG Al inc, Of Bangor fin Boston for Cardenas April l9h
lat 40 Ion 10
bar. - O'N'
schr Louisa, of Providence whaling. weeks out no OIL
sehr u'toago from Maanzas for Pha April 90 off Cape
SER Lssh reported henelfs Mexican showed no coors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

IN
Msii,s 5f
%s"y s 9 aa. d HsSss g ssis
Ga;a s9" 'fSS Ds La%s York and
Ss Peru b M.r Nes Ss R
Goodwin Sos'on " s%%5s soe% MoSs H Gsf
S HS9f esd NS as" Ann H' %h Cake Tee
Nantueket; Commsrse Johnson Preydence; Genius Cham
gSH Es cop 9Shs s.,
lem Mass baTges Genius Carroll Work Gem Marion Null
Miscellaneous Record.
ns ZOr p on IT., TSps "y from Mem
the north which carried away main topsallanma On the
@ f abg 's s
situated with but on ma Standing abo1 IS
feet above the watee.
,a RrG TyrE s,Sws from pSsq N.s
johns NIB was knocked overheard by the main tysa sheet
m s act srs h End o o
s AID d. off, broke udde bp and
s;T MH.a4 jas, ssy,hds;j CsG.is % IppSo.
%$s$ l is sSsssd VA
a & for de o d.
b Ts ds N ss as g. :Gs
Mar1. Washington for Norfolk do SID brig Franklin for
s,s W:.sa tlIa pG $ S.TSpss Mss
for Ponce PR in day two; w Russ Parker for Pu
Rico next day; Cambran, Walters for Europe few
days; Alvano Baker FIN Bsrbadoc arr and schr Henri
eta, Gayle for Cienfuegos in days Sid bark Roman
Dockcndorf for Liverpool.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, April GAR Br ships Boync, Miller fin Lon
don; Salisbury, Grove Carhagena brig Emma. Hughes
Alicia Hanna; Mayaguez X; steamer Getrais Saw of
de- metro and het Liberia Packet Go tass n Hayre
schr Ouesie Cornell 81 Johns f. Sid bark rthisn viii
squadron, Princess Royal (B0 Petty Be- iuda; Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24

Nicksson Boston; Maria Knowton do; schrs John Han.
cock, Young do, Bunker Hill stinso9s Fgeepor Me.
Br bark Thsodo.a Irwin London; Br brig Rose Gith I'M
Limerick David. Trewaas, Liverpool schrs Tribune Nj.
ports : square rugged vessels at anchor in Ha%pioa Roads
Londonderry Director Bednger Staten Island; schr Atlas
Wicks DIRK, bad up the Rappahanock pilot boat Relief
sisna bound to Bait Horons do do with loss Of
and schr Sctuae bound Alexandria, reports that bark Helen
aud brig Com Napier fun Hampton Roads to-day
CID schrs Atlantic, Cook, West Indies. Sid w Smith
Dscksr, Work In Hampton Roads, Br brig Nautilus ALI
son, Greenock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
By the President
James Buchanan, Secretary of State.

FROM THE CApIrAL.-Wc have seen letters
from Vera Cruz to the 9th April, inclusive, which
state that the conflict of between the rival parties
in the capital has ceased Santa Anna is in full posses
sion of the executive authority and Vice President Fa
rias has resigned or been expelled There IL longer
an opposing party in arms 1t Is reported that all the
Intelligent wealthy, and sober-minded citizens of the
capital and elsewhere anxious for peace, and willing
TO yield TO the basis the left bank of the Rio Grande
and Upper California. 1t is said the other hand
that the popular in favor of continuing hos
tites Our troops about to advance upon the Ma
tonal Bridge aud Jalapa go and 60 miles respectively
from Vera CRUZ No serious resistance expected
to the east of Perote go milesD If thereWash Union
.IDri[
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24

April 22.-Oferings consist of 90 beeves including
400 for New York. $40 and calves, $40 swine and
1920 sheep
Prices-Bcef cattle In good demand at sou 50 the
100 lbs.
Cows and Cslves-Saes range at Sl9 $35 for fr9h,
SIS $50 for springers and 81 81 for dry
swine-Alostly all gold at SIX SO the 100 lbs
Sheep sell at Sla So each, as in quality.
Hay continues steady with sales Of good timothy at IS
u Doc the cwt, and straw at So 81 the 100 bundles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24

OPTICI.aN, FROM GERMANY
NJ OST respectfully informs the citizens of New York and
III the public in general that he has located hmsefn this
city at " w
800 NO. 4T BROADWAY,
Where may be found large and complete assortment of
SPECTACLES AND READING GLASSES
NJ VIZ IN GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL FRAMES. .
MI w would also remind the public, whom he is partially
known by his annual visits Saratoga Springs for the last
years that by his knowledge Of the Optical science he
WIN weak eyes can be supplied with glasses whick
ly benefit and not strain the sight.
Particular attention is called new style of Perspective
Ground GLASS of the finest flint which, through their high
polish and true ground produce the vision and have
been highly recommended the best in their effect the
ing and reading.
sighted persons and such as have been operated
upon Tor Cataract can also be suited -. =,
" lie inserts New Glasses, Of superior quality, IN old
frames and socts the Of all in want OF his atcles
u will all Spectacles purchased IRON me TO
charge 49, m3i Imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
COMMERCIAL CE.
Family Pr.nyIslOn Market.

No material change since last report unless be
scarcity of fine beef and the being backward
for grass cannot expect any that very choice
lass stall edsma meats continue to fill up the supply
and tend to keep down the prices anything of roasting
piece brings II and ID cents the pound At this
of the year short supply of poultry Fish plenty and
Fhad commands l6 and SIS the hundred. Fulton WASH
ington and Centre markets exhibit great variety of
fruit trees and shrubbery with and other exocs
that will pay visit to either Vegetables great
rety, some few radshes, with large supply of water
crosses and salad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
WANTED.

GENERAL Agents wanted to supply the country trade with
- Drugs and ready prepared Medicines The stock Is of
large variety larger than before offered by
establishment the United States that agents merchants
and pedars can get supplied with large small Quantes
Also The public can receive klfu medical
cical Treatment by the well known Dr. Solomon Heine,
1ormerv Of Hudson and Resde streets who engaged
for that particular purpose and has his Office in the fhe
Apply at the German Drug and Medicine store. No. i7
Chamber street. New York % imsY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
Sales Of SfOrlts Mt VIOStOu-

BRoKERs' BoARp April 22-l sh. New England Bank 1895
J03 Eastern Railroad X i5j Norwich and Worceste
Railroad, 55 100 East Boston Company, b2od 2oA; lO2 do
b3r 201 Sc East Boston Dividends 8 $50 do 9lG; Yer
mont and Mass. Railroad IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
Foreign lamentations.

LIvgRPooL-Shp Henry Clay-i case mdz @ Sh1w-I do e.
A K q r Evcrson-2 T. Brandics-i McKim-i0 Stone s.
Juan--23 Russell x Marsh-22 Buuerfeld & Br,ther-2
Symes5 Grant Il Barton-3 Mccall 4 StronQ-laW Rea.
w,.d-5 r. spsddiing-23 Gh9n cog J s&s 4 Martin
~ Tonker, Mead col Kentzer-i Avmard COP
smith Thugar coz Cameron Brand-l3 Patton Stewart
= : Coiover-l T Russell-5 Hunt d Coope-i Eel.
l1,vs Wadsworh col Donaldson & col w Houne-3 q
Taylor col Dson--y 4 l. Jones coz Cook co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24

UNITED STATES MTNr.-The coinage of the
mint and branch minis for the month of April last
S267632S being the director states in his
panyng letter of the 18th instant the largest that has
yet been reported for any month"; OF this amount
there is in gold 81 silver 1921 600 and in cop
per S2,03i .-WGshingfon Union, .apriL ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
ROARD I'M TuE COuNTRY
SCOTT'S BAZAAR.

NO. DE Y STR JET.
CANDS SCOTT has removed No. 5 Dey ST. 1.-THE
- street Of his former Aucce.sl and has opened splendid
place, where he will serve up Dinners, &c. his old STYLE
that gave much satisfaction to his custsmers.
variety of hot Dinner; VIII be given each day from 10 till
g. description his old of One Shilling and
additional charge for small bread, butter, &C.
The finest Liquors that be procured his bar and
the best favored Cigars.
He will be happy 70 see his old friends and respectfully
Steaks Chops Cold Cuts, Poached Eggs Rarebts Tea.
Coffee &c.. at any time until l2 P. M.
His tables will be supplied with the best European and all
the New York a5 lmec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24

OR SAEl00 Farms, to actual settlers the beat and
II durable lands and located about the centre OF
the United States and eight days passage from New York
Their productions equal any, and the climate mild and
extremely healthy: Every information with print
ed descriptions and maps, may be had At my Office.
Purchaser Of these Farms wants family who are
accustomed 70 farm work. to with him, whom he Offers
advantageous terms. Apply to NICHOLAS HAIGHT.
al6 lw"c % Wall street, Sd story, inf ront.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-24
IL fIiEs AND MosCHEToEs, &C., Ge@Sow Is ii

for the application Of the subscribers celebrated pre-
paraons for the extermnson Of all species Of vernn
lestlng houses, barns, gardens, &c, &c.
They have been general for the last five years
best evidence OF their efficacy the fact that they
tensvely No hotel, boarding house. steam
boat other vessels should fail to avail themselves Of
eradicatcr for the determination Of vermn which nya
bly, be found about their during the summer
months The preparations entirely free from nydeady
fly paper has slain many, many millions Of flies.
For sale by DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANHER, % Liberty
street, William Of c. H. RING, corner Broadway
and Inhn StIeet. AZ IInsnr