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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

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Domestic ImpOrratl0na.

SvANrAH-Brig Madisonie 1876 cks rice Porere Freres3,2
bis cotton Swain coil do Pa mice Rogers-IOe Slas
Bronson-2 70 hides 2 bdIs 3bxs A Oiilet.
cHARLEsrov-Brig Gcogc-7 bales cotton Sprague Ro.
binson co., do w Phips-l0 do Drake Mills K co-3e
bales thread Lord Warren salte!,o srce rice Wheeler
X Van Benschoten-72 do J Cram72 do Victor Duckwz
terces and 81 bf Guyneti7 hides pkgs sundres q II
Chowel-i pkg Baldwin, Griffin Pnllman-l9 pk, A
Akins-i NandoIl-i bl w Candlersundries Ma.
fhesson--102 ties rice 20 order.
GUYANA, PR-Brg Wstson-20i hhds sugars IL bbIs do
eyer Stuc KENO hhds bb do DeFerest co97 hhds
ctor Duckwitz-73 do mossses Dunsconbe & Beckwith
hid % II bbls Dbl mossses bags coffee >e
runs " Dorthay
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Packet ship st Nicolas-N Ferguson, L Etchc
barne A Bairsset France w Alfma Mrs Alfana, w
Juss Spain; John Baker Mrs Alfana New York; and $40
In the steerage. -
MArAoyKz--Dsnish brig Meleua-R Donaldson, baiH Of
Liverpool.
SAvAsNAH-brig Madison-Miss Smith, Miss Romer Mr. l.
Man and Cavanagh Condor and II the
CHARLEsroS-Brg George-Col John Cross, Capt James
Riley Capt Jos NJ Taylor Lieut. N Day, aud MIR James
Walker.
HAvANA-Bark Henry Harbeck-Mrs T Gellerwin Master
Merwin; j e Crcssou, lady aud servant Bachon.
Dlnsac, Ed Lloyd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

SUICIDE OF A MURDERER Frederick Reidei,
who has been under sentence OF DEATH Governor
Skunk having refused to pardon him. committed suicide
last night in mis- prison ut Pittsburgh lie artery
in his left with nail other sharppointed
substance but this III all probability not speedy
enough Ia its effects, he hung himself by
rope made of shreds OF his bed clothes visited his
cell, and it was most horrible sight, deuged in blood
aud The unhappy victim Of passions hanging corpse
He left letter, stating that he determined self
destruction avoid the gnominy the galowsPhiia
detphia Ertnins Bulletin .9priI 80.
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Cusron HogsE. NEw Y Z, *,

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day Of Msy as Ss aS G si
IN s.S;s:a i II: :a:
to any person d''Ss; 81 f s b tSottNDArIoN
bssI .aJ I'd suitable is to be
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pumped out and the rock , css DOWN Level
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with concrete split ernss well bsdded in hydraulic &C.
m'A'' THE MASONRY.
Upon the are to six each fssS
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cthe stones Immediately .A1e thereby forming CONGESTION
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of Thss glass ,: s. s ss.
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suitable copper ladder for the snrace door a.,
good cooking stove with cast funnel be provided
and placed in the bu'HIdH'nEs- FLOORS. us.
Thf Nes be oH 0G
and rises to be cast iron with hand Sa anu
There plank partitions shown on The Rlsn II
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be fured ahed and pastered With good lime mortar Won
inches high sufficient diameter to IN ssS ;s 70 be 81
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the Lantern underneath the above glazing one e'ppe' ''
G0;, set =: each conn; Of the
Is % % :ss ns
aS pss 6 ss. sS i n &
ring inches diameter and SO " to cause the roofso rise
feet above the eaves. ~, a.. r
There is to be an amed docf of the sides OF
the octagon to be covered with copper shut tightly into
rebates inch deep This door to be furnished WIN strong
door is to weigh 90 ounces the superficial foot
On the top Of roof there be raversing vennotor
Is inches in diameter four sides OF the ocagon there are 70
be venlsors fitted in the COPPER snes LOT ~ &
the wet Twenty inches outside the Of the lantern there
square feet and to be let into the deck inches: ard
inch square lantern and railing be painted with Of
oil paint Also all the woodwork 70 have two coats Of oil
lightning The whole Is 70 be comSleed in work
No TO be made the for the above work
until Il shall have coupleted inspected AID approved BY
such person he shall appoint Tor the purpose prNrr
a28 tl2M y. w. La w AcIxNG 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
Phiiaoseiphia Cattle Market,


Offerings consist of 500 head Of Penna and Ohio beef
cattle including 400 taken to New York; 800 cows and
calves; 900 hogs and 100 sheep.
Prices-Beeves all taken ut s7aS9 the 100 lbs
Cows and caves-Sales range at SlsaS35 for fresh
Sl5aS2S for springers, and $7ayl4 for dry cows.
Hogs mostly sold at Sass the 100 lbs.
Sheep generally brought SlSaSo each, according to
quality
Hay moves of pretty brisk and good Timothy brings
90a9oc. the cwt. Straw has become scarce and sells
at Sass the 100 bundles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

The manufacturing companies in Lowell have
solved after the first Of May, to allow their opera
Ives three quarters Of hour for breakfast and the
same for dinner time Heretofore they have had three
quarters of hour for dinner during the months
May June, July and August, and only half hour
during the other eight months OF the year and half
hour for breakfast the year round.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
M EDIcAL ADvICE;-PoCToRLL AMIEERT is still con .,

l dentialy consulted n his Office Gold between
Beekman aud Fulton all deeases Of delicate nature His
being mild judcious requires neither mercury
restraint Diet hndance from business pursuits Recent
cured three or four days Debility nervous Or con-
sions Of YOUTH and thereby causing nightly ennis
attention. his object being to restore the system mentally
and bodily 10 that state vigor originally designed
Structure existing without the patient be-
ng the least aware caused by the Of
Of the parties themselves by the Doctor efectuay cured
without Inconvenience The Doctor being one OF the
perfect charge made Letters postpaid enclosing
fee attended and medicine with advice sent
to any part the United States. Oce 63 Gold street.
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Herald Commercial Correspondence.
MAyAGuEz, p r.. April l7.-Market bare Of all kinds
OF provisions but flour No demand for sugars
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p AIRS, KHASHEs. gE SHryHYyys MYins AN 1. n

r ATY KUA az s s atT MErhSi A !. +.
oI the application Of the % celebrated pre-
testing houses barns gardens, &C.: &c.
They have been general for the last five years and the
best evidence OF their efficacy the fact that they
tea:vey No hotel bes5da. or private house steam
eradcate for the determination Of vermn which invaa
bly, found about their premises during the summer
mineral poison and be used with safety The celebrated
For sale by DIR LEWIS FEUCHTWANHER. . Liberty
street, near William; Of C. II RING. corner Broadway
and Jchp S,Jee As inscr
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Sales OF stocks Mt Boston.

EIcHAScE Board April pa Eastern Railroad l0a; Is
road 3 50 Boston Company 2x so East Boston Div
bends ex 80 do b3e 9, 1870 do 1916 $1,000 L. Treasur
Notes cent, l0Sh $4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1850
7GH; $1,000 do 1QL.
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MONEY LENT.
M ONEY LENT-The highes, prices advanced in large
WI and small gold and silver watches, diamond,
late, jewelry, furniture, clothing, dry goods, &c., &C.
JOHN NJ. DAVIES, Licensed pawnbreker,
232 William street Duane
Persons received in private ONCE. by ringing the bell
tmkv
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bhod their usual time though 1t Is to be hoped that
the merry month of May viii take more care Of her on
spring 1t seems to be settled point that the entire
peach crop of the state has been destroyed
There 10 most plentiful supply Of pckpockets in and
about Baltimore at the present time aud they daily OK
ercise their vocation with considerable success They
seem to have followed the Viennose dancers, as they
generally attempt to operate nightly Of the
diencs Old Hays is the spot, however and watches
them too close to enable them to succeed.
Tom Thumbs isrses all the rage He 10 In Calvert
Hall the largest room in the city and crowded three
times every day. His miniature equipage attracts
general attic alton. and secures hosts Of visitsrs
The Viennose children closing their second week
having far met with great They leave here
In about two weeks for Richmond, Va.
TnS MsnxErsIThs -four market continues dull and upy.
Yesterday At IS IS and Of city mills at 50 rs Sc 49,
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ID PERS-Ihe subscribers, MhSIs at br,ndywine IN !he
Of Delaware, beg leave to norv h,pPes OF kinosa
Corn Meal that they liable to be de eeivso oy ah
of the genuine Brandywine Meal. - :, . NJ vi,
miller West Troy and ut WeteNoro IN ew iolk,
besides several State Pensy having ierRed ths
mark Of the ubscrbeb BY placing Brandywl~e Mills In con-
spcuous letters ON their barrels. 49, .I.,-
Shippers will please take notice. that in addition .sa 20 s
their packaee and that their only agents New <lk are
Messrs John L. Buckley Co.. and Messrs Allen Vshson.
and themselves in the manufacture Of Kilndred Com NJ sS
uses them saying that they will furnish article, whN
will keep any desirable length 4 time in q. climates
TATNALL LEA,
JOSEPH T. PRICE & CO..
JAMES 4. PRICE.
BRANpywIrr MILLS 22d Arril. I847. a28 lmsrc
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ANOTHER CHALLENGE.
Once MORE challenge the NeW York Shade deasTs
making large daily additions stock Of Shades
and pledge ourselves be undersod by AZ to the 1ua
premium the late fair at Newark NJ. We invite the cit
of New York and the surrounding country TO give us
call, and we will prove the truth Of assertions,
DUNCKER Becker,
No. 50 Chatham street, Chambers street,
,rio New York.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 30, lsa7.

PHILApELrHIA, April 30, lsa7.
The evidence before the Coronsrs Jury this morning
spon the body Of Jacob Anderson, sufficient to In
pcate Joseph Pickering the that inflicted the blow
which death Warrants yesterday issued for
his arrest but it not probable that he viii be arrested
shortly. He Is oysterman and he has most likely
escaped down the bay where he his occupa
ton for months without returning to the city 1t Is the
practice with of men, that if one Of their
number should be in danger Of arrest for any onence
they transfer him from one vessel to anotner
Mr. Green the reformed gambler has accepted the
challenge of Freeman the Acknowledged gambler and
public discussion to take place on the loth 18th and
The intelligence from Vera Cruz received here by the
special for tho Ns0 York Herald and Ledger Of
this city, has created considerable excitement. The
public belief was that santa Anna would never be able
to collect sucisnt force to oppose the march Of Gen
Scott and the that he has chosen his
son and strongly defended 1t, created surprise
The probability that Psnnsyvana volunteers have
their in the death struggle that has this
taken place makes our community look forward with
great anxiety for the next intelligence
The congregation OF St Augustins's Church have
to replace the destroyed by the mob in ls44 The
corner stone will be laid the 23d OF May and the cal
culation Is have it completed by Christmas Three
thousand dollars we're contributed at the meeting at
which this vas resolved upon.
The words !" Pennsylvana Hall" were Inadvertently
substituted for st. Augustne's Church, The suit
brought by the latter corporation and will pro-
badly be decided in its favor and give ample funds
for the erection Of the edifce.
broker who sold in United states treasury notes
some days since time at 03, forced to purchase
to-day at 1881, in order to deliver
Sales OF Stocks MT Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD, April sO-6 County Fire ns raaes Co..
4h;1 tlenington Copper Co, 20S; 20 do, 2oi;
=, 70 SSnhsm BsnE Kentueky, s7 q wilmington RI 26
RR 30 100 u. s. Bank, lT 800 vicksburg Bank. iG
Iq Gard Trust q; Lshgh 81; Us Morris Canal 2o %
AIRES sALEs-lOoo US T Notes IS losN Reading RR,
1000 Tennessee Bonds SIS. 8o4 so Girard Bank cash,
III 600 Te.s Bonds. 81 81 10000 STATE s. cash 7sh go
ylsSns RR IA CSs md M ao os1 7s SD
and Me h.ncs' Bank 5ss 3, Gard Trust, 81; % Nine Hill
Do 4sH 10 do. as4; 70 do, 4sx g Readny RR 2s% 50
e's, sSI; 20 Union caaai, 4s,i; 50 Grard Bank tx
Arlks SALEs Chs. aad Del Canal stock ~ 1900 Texas
IS, 73H; 50 Vicksburg 1x, $50 Lehgh Interest, 10.
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hr-rOHl MAhCh,
YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
No. rs Chambers street.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
4 Primary Consumption Partial Deafness
/ Abdominal Dropsy, nduratou and Enlargement
Papitstion Heart of the Neck ofthe Bladder
4 Gonorh94 - uemae) 49,
0 Seminal Weakness suppression OF Menses
Cases OF Midwifery Falling Womb, with bearing
S F1uor Albus down pain caused by u-
2 Rheumatism ceration and Inflammation
6 Primary Venereal Of os ueri . !,
2 Secondary Venereal Dizziness and Fam IN the
3 Irritation in Urethra Head
Faliiup of Bladder, female elect. do Impotency
S Inflammation Of the Eyes lncontinence Of Urine
4 Cases Dyspepsfs . Ulcer on the Nose
Cancer Uterus incu-aAlc $500. .
Encysted Tumor removed 8 Structures in Urethra
from the inside Of the Lip Idnary Fisula
Fissure in Female Urehra EraccaIes Of the Leg
Of Eve yesrs' standing Fracture sf the Arm
very painful two caute Bad Injuries Of the Hands
rizaons cured il. attended to
Several Abccsses opened Enlarged Tonsil renewed
The poor attended to between and O'clock,
DIR. HOMER BOSTWlCk.
ala 2wsr Surgeon and Physician, Is Chambers g.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Dr. Townsends Sarsapara is a sovereign and speedy
Ob.trueted or difficult Menstruson Of Urine,
ton Of the matter Whether the result
N Ss cam R &c
under 'STi its
ness Of the female Frame which is the great cause OF barren
II will be expected of cases Of delicate nature
the Afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been US
s & a,s Ssen
Esay By
cS S isss e. s s%s SSs1s
cine has effected great and also bearing recommended
e. % s sSd h.
II h sn s ss *. i"s %
in thus acknowledging it, and recommending il to the
M. D: MOORE, corner of Grand and Lydin So
Albany, Aug. II, IS%l.
DE-. TowS:.re-To all whom his may eenesm-ISi. j.
y.
psrn..en and The mend Of those who h,d u;ed
S after he s. a Of 9 on.
an s.en.sas and health than
o'fd s VIII " y .Ty. to or v who dous
the Of the msdcine, entirely welcome to it.
myself your most '''''''' ga ssssd
ALMOST A MIRACLE
I IN ssS,sS s.ss
that Townsend's Sarapailla has cured -
BRooxLYs, Sent n, 1916.
Dr. Townsend-Desr Sir taken little over year
ago with severe cough and pain my sdet increased
me very last indeed by physicians have
the quick consumption raised large quantities Of bad mat
ter had night sweats and sinking my doctor said he
i s
now greatly distressed the lungs and could hardly
soon became lated and expected to dies confined 10
my bed and was Obliged to have cannot gave
supposed by friends to be past recovery had eo
number of remedies and all seemed be OF purpose
OF some extraordinary performed by your
and TO tell the truth suspected there was some humous
IN them. But induced TO try i'll done So ana am yey
thankful did say that am entirely well out an
far be about and hope 10 DC
trely well in few weeks My cough ana PAIN III tne sue
and night sweats have len and ess but very i,is and
fast getting usual strength duty 10 give you
a statement OF my case to publish II you please NJ,
PETER BROWN, AZ Lntre street. Brooklyn'
Principal Office 1876 Fulton street, Sun Building, New York
Rcddng Co. No. State street. Boston; Dr. Dyot Sons
no North ID street Philadelphia Hance, Druggist Bal
timore: Duroi Co, Richmond; r. ~ Cohen, Charleston
Wright Co.. ISL Chartr.s street New Orleans; los South
Throughout he United States West Indies and the Capad.s
None genuine unless put in the large square bottles
which contain quart and signed with the written signature
8. r. TOWNSEND. and his name blown on the glass.
a. lmMIhe6a
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Cyrus w. FIELD CO., No. Burling Slip offer for
sale large assortment Of Printing, Writing Wrapping,
Hardware, Envelope, Hanging and colored Paper
Paper Of any size quality made to order.
The highest market prices paid in cash for rags basgins,
bale rope cuttings gunny baggng rope ell
other kinds Of Paper Manufacturers stock, BY
CYRUS w. FIELD & CO., %.
all lmsr No Rurns sin NYp
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PREMIUM WALNUT OIL SHAVING SOAP.
CAUTION-A counterfeit article Of our celebrated Walnut
~ OIL Military Shaving Soap being offered round the
city by apersou representing himself agent We hereby
that we have no agents whatever nor has any one any
facured by the inventor, Dr. r. D. vovn has fac-simile
ma Imspe '" 'WyRoOM Il FOWLER. , courlsnd,.,
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WANTED.
GENERAL Agents wanted supply hecount trade with
Drugs and ready prepared Medcines The stock Of so
large variety larger than was ever before offered 6y any
aud peda get supplied with large Or small
gcal treatment by the well known Dr. Solomon Heine,
formerly of Hudson and Reade streets who is engaged
Store. -, 49,.
Apply at the German Drug and Medicine store, No l27
Chambers street. New York. aS lmsr
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Albany, August 30, ls45.

Mon Of the virtues your Compound Syrup Of Saapare
am now prepared give it. have used it in practice
and prescrbed it for the last few months and
decided preference thing Of the kind WY, which an
price at which you sell it. In scrouous affections cptaneous
suptons generally dyspepsia eosve hao ana
complaints other where saTsapara indicated can
with confidence recommend It TO the patronage OF the
valuable auxiliary for removing disease in some OF is
troublesome FORMS and all safe and valuable
cine. - BENZ J. WEEhS, M ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

so CAPTAINS AND OWNERS OF STEAM
BOATS.
THE undersigned having leased and fitted up the house
the Long Pier, foot Of 18th street, North river
hotel in order accommodate the residents
ves all Captains Of steamboats, make this landing free Of
wharfage p. DE LIE RE- Proprietor
~ BBoats bages for pleasure fishing always 70 let
Passengers taken all times wherever they wish
All Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

MRS MEARS, 7si broadway tcorner Of Tenth streep
WI New York. who has had the honor educate the dag
many first families of this country whose names
with attached to her circular is induced under
their aerng respectfully to notify that IN cons-
quence of having increased for pupils eight
young ladies' boardes and few more day scholars
be received into the establishment which viii complete
the limit to which Mrs. Mears confines herself ,
That progress and Of her pupils usnr.
passed IN solid well ornamental and the
foreign languages French being the language Of the inmates
Of the establishments Mrs. MEARs appeals with confidence
to her numerous patrons -,
The summer term commences on the TN oil May next