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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

ID APPAHANNOCK ESTATE FOR SALE-TIMBER CON.
IL wood merchants and farmers would find their
advantage examine Mulberry island estate situated mmc
dately RapIhannock 60 miles below Fredc
rcksburg 1t contains 1885, between 200 and 800 Of
which fronting Immediately the rver equal any lands
the Union agricultural purposes
The residue valuable chiefly for its extensive forests Of white
oak locust CEDAR chestnut yellow poplar beech Upon this
portion arc the which
is about $3.50 This has been recently valued by commits
goner who resided all their lives either upon its
mediate vicinity Mt SlO72 Being in urgent want Of funds
offer it short credits at 5000 amount which skilfu and
energetic capitalists realize from the timber and wood alone
The steamer Mary washington plying been Baltimore aud rede
srous Of examining IT, ehor upon 1t Tappahannock
Jecdstown distant eight miles A. n BERNARD, Fredercks
burg
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EI,HE PAYuION NEW BRI0nr0N STATEN ISLAND

THE PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND
In consequence Of the hneness Of the weather several FAINT
lies already their abode this fashionable
Portable establishment IT has been opened since the 9Th of the
month and parties desiring take the sub
scer every day the City Hotel he will be happy wait
upon them at New Brighton, at time they appoint The
Pavilion has been rehed and fresh painted during
and Is in complete order City Hotel 2h May 1873 BIAN
CARD steamboat New Brighton and II o'clock
NJ, and and 90 T. VI; and Pier No North River New
York, at o an d lls4 A. NJ, and 81, and 6 T. VI.
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MEDICAL CARD.-sTRICTuREs ARE NOW REMOVED
lvl IN half the usual time, by Dr. Moons improved method
curing by absorption structures frequently complicated
with morbid result Of masturaon, DR. NJ mild plan Of treat
Of Sir Ashley Cooper &c, In his ofce M Fulton seet
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D1eU,
On Tuesday, 30th of May after long and ILL
ness JouN CoTrERELL, in the S7th year Of his age.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family and
those Of his sonn-aw Daniel Deany, requested
attend his funeral from his late residence 147 TWEEN
ty- trst street, at o'clock Thurdssy next.
in this city on the 30th instant, Louisa j., infant
daughter of VIM s. and Jane Anne Alton.
The body will be taken to the country for inter-
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

ERESH NEW CROP TEAS-EXTRA FINE YOUNG HYSON,
of the Yeckeng Chop 5c the cheapest Teas in the Cty
Also fine Ooong Of the delicious flavor at Soc fair
Young Hson, from Is to IS H with choice of
cheapest white yellow and brown offered for SALE
wholesale and retail at FOWLERS 80 and ADS Greenwich and
70 Veey streets PURCHASERS from the have their
packed delivered to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

CNLAIMS AGAINST THE LATE BRIGADES AND REGI-
ments Of Infantry in the City Of New YorkNrw YORK,
May 18TH lS NoTIcEIn of Of the Iegsa
ure Of this State passed pr 18TH s entitled act to amend
an act entitled All act for the Of claims incurred for
Military purposes the City York. distrbu.
ton of the communication received passed
May 3d. 1886 passed November th lS4Noce hereby given
to all persons having claims existing the twentieth day oco
ntry in the City Of New York. incurred by printing
stationery hire and regimen music present the
within the this notice.
ed at his office No ITO Chambers street. New York And all
from payment the dsrbu provided said
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

~ TY LoANs-TEMPORARY LOANS IN ANTICIPATION
~ Of the Revenues Of the City, will be received this Office
Of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and upwards which
bonds Of the City will be issued payable in frem IL months
with interest at the rate of cent Comptroles
Office, May 10, la4a JOHN EVEN, Comptroller.
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MO CURE. 40 PAY-pR CoRRITT 10 DUANE STREET.

MO CURE, NO PAY-DR C0RBITT, 10 DUANE STREET
~ member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London may be
consulted delicate diseases No matter how long
you may have gee ulcers the body the throat
pains in the head aud bones o the legs practice Of fourteen
years devoted vcnereal enables DR. c. the
worst form Of this Recent cured in four days
No mercury used cured in two weeks with
scarcely any pain Constitutional debility Those individuals
who have INDUCED certain habit positively
podte Dr. J0hnaon's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

~ ENTLEMEN'S SUMNER HATS-AMlDON. AT HIS NEW
~ store l Broadway prepared to offer his than
usual splendid Of all the desirable styles His
Rokey Mountain Beavers for hness and elegance
passabe The Milan Straw Hats article just introduced by
him. are recommended for their superior beauty and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

TN0 CALICO PRINTERS, ENGRAvERs AND OTHERS.
The advertisers commencing another business will dispose
their calico engraving machinery tools and fixtures consisting
machines top and side pressure pairs clamps power and
hand turning off lathe forcing machine polishing athes mill
punch blocks large number of PIN ash ground and other
mills dies aud punches together with the shafng BELTS &c.
everything the calico engraving
The above will be sold very low and liberal The
and power will be reasonably purchaser
receive the benefit Of established and good business For
Their information apply to NORTH GALLAGHER Jersey
the railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

III CAREY CALLICOTT, "a WALL STREET, is COMMITS
i SIONER to take Acknowledgements depostions, &C. for
Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island, Connecticut Vermont
Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia Ohio Indiana Ill
lima, Florida and Louisiana. Office hours, from 10 A. to
u
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nR. GLOVER Is CONSULTED AT HIS OFFICE DURING
- the day and evening in those difficult and protraced
ostrcnrc gce and delicate diseases proved too OBJ
stnate for physicians Of less experience Private to his
office, through the entry in No Ann ST. His Extract oopavi
cubebs ETC. extensively prescribed by physicians be had at
his store In front, No. Ann.-Price 81 per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

Married.
At st Paul's church, on Monday evening, Goth May,
Josrrn PERrYcHirr ESQ., to SOPHIA ELLIsToS PERor,
both Of Bermuda.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

TRAINERS UNIVERSAL ATLAS.-A FEW COPIES OF
this valuable work containing Maps of country Of the
World and of each Of the United States with plans Of cities
&C. be had at the Map Store No Barclay street Also
Pocket Maps Of all kinds
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BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING, MAY

RR0ApWAY THEATRE-wEDNEsDAY EVENING: MAY
~ 81 sfs will be performed Sheridans comedy OF the
SCHOOL FOR SCANbAL-Chares Surface, Mr.. Anderson;
Sir Peter eaxe Mr. Bake SIR Oliver Surface Mr. vache Joseph
Surface Mr. Fredercks Crabtree Mr. Hadaway Lady Teaze
Miss Rose Telbn Maria; Mrs Sergeant Mrs Candonr Mrs
Wipstaney. To conclude with the farce Of the RAILROAD
DEPoT-Mr Sampson Jones' Mr. Hadaway: Jack Robins Mr..
Dawssn Mr.: William Smith, Mr. D. G. Anderson; Mr. Charles
Smith, Mr. Kingsley Mrs. hares Smith, Mrs Sergeant Dress
Circle and Parquete 90 cents Family Circle rs cents Gallery
ia cents Doors at performance to begin at hapast
NJ ECHANICS HALL 12 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
1vl Grand and Broome MONDAY, MAY g. and
night during the wsehLAsT WEEK but one Of the oTgns
MONTHS have been received with such distinguished patronage
and unexamped most respectfully that they
will continue their original nimtabe
night until further notice Admission centa Doors
CHRISTY
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GAIL BOAT FOR SALE-A YACHT OF 10 TONS, BUILT
~ in the best manner nearly and fast saer Apply
at Is Broad street, PETERS Fshermens Hail.
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- zoe. MT F. s. Chanfrau "Wednesday Evening, May 81
be acted the comic drama of LAyATER the Physiognoms
Monsieur Beman Ia burgomsster Mr. Wnans John Casper
avater the Physiogomst Mr. Nicknson lug Mr. Conover
Louise Miss Roberts To be followed by NEW YORK As 1T
Herer Katy Mrs Booth To conclude with the drama Of DON
GEAR DE BAZAN-Don Cezar de Bazan, Mr.. Chanfrau
Don Jose Vary Mariana Mrs G. Jones Doors at =
Performance to TX o'clock On this occasion
the prices Of admission will be- Boxes tier 80 centsUpper
Boxes 70 cents-Pit l2H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

IN OOO SWEDISH LEECHEs JUST RECEIVED PER
lVsVVV Steamship Hermann, for sale in quantities
purchasers by j. CLEU, Importer Of Lecches No John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

dissolution OF CO-PARTNERSHIP-THE CO.PART
nersP heretofore existing between the undersigned under
the firm OF Lane Darling this day dissolved by mutual
sent The business is transferred to Daniel Darling, who will
continue the his account. PARK H. LANE
DANL S. DARLING. New York, May g, lSiS
ITO SINGLE GENTLEMEN-FINE APARTMENTS WITH
Board in beautifully situated House in the vicinity Of
the Battery The apartments furnished gentee
References exchanged For terms &c. address o. p Office of
and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND AsS0CIATIoN-A sPE
Hotel Friday June ID at o'clock NJ revise the Rules
and Regulations JOHN BROUGHAM, Secretary. All commu
ncaons respecting affairs may addressed
to Mr. Brougham sresidence 81 Chambers st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

WOOL TWINE, NAILS, &c-3O,UO POUNDS OF TWINE
w suitable for fleece 100 bale cotton seine $50 do
ping do 10 London and Bdport seine tvne assorted Sizes 50
do shoe thread various qualities 5000 casks cut nails bads and
spikes 1000 lbs first quality ging Irvine and thread For
sale by ZEBRA CUNNING, JOG Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

A STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE-WM. NIBLO RESPECT
fully informs the public New York and strangers visiting
the city that he has leased the above splendid establishment fol
variety he gave At the late Garden
from its peculiar site capabilities Of ventilation
and his patrons be assured the order will be strictly
Artists Of aby address paid Aessrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31
] NEW YORK HORSE RAZAAR. NO 81 CROsRY STREET.

III ORSES FOR SALE-A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL CARRIAGE
Horses which be highly recommended for family
they young gentle brown with long switch tails
Enquire ut " street. or at p SCADDERS Stable Brook.
yn the Fulton Ferry be at the South west
of Clinton ind Carroll South brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

M ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A ST.
w tuaon cook do general house work private
my Best of city references given Please call S. McDougal
ST., in the rear, second house. third floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

Lard. 931 pkgs
RlcE--56 tierces fair quality sold at So 31h
SUoARs-Were in active demand, and noticed
sales of 800 hhds common Cuba Muscovado at 324 cts
200 do Porto Rico at $50 "A cts $50 do New Orleans
at 81 SO cts and SOC boxes brown Havana at AZ
cts all 4 mos.
TALLow rules dull and no sales of moment were re-
ported The last sales of good rendered made at
S14 cts.
TEAS Of all descriptions continued to be taken by
the trade at full prices.
WHsKEy Sales Of 200 bbls. reported State Pri-
son, in Ohio bbls. at q cts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

IMPORTANT TO MECHANICS.-ALL PERSONS WHO ARE
DESTROYS Of procuring Village Lot the 10 city
very eligible location about 30 to ~ minutes ride from City TALL
by Harlem X. r. invited this afternoon three
o'clock Bowey and Broome and the
VILLAGE Aoca ion, who have appointed that hour 20 and
anime the selected location have been made with
the Railroad Agents to have Extra Cars the above place. which
will leave at o'clock and return Ga giving ample time
examine the lands. A.. AI,LENDORPIl Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

| BENJAMIN MOONEY, AUCTIONEER FURNITURE, &C.
ID f. Payson will SELL this day. 10 o'clock Bowery,
the Furniture consisting of Beds Bedding Chairs Carpets Oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-31

THO THE HALT AND LAME AND TO ALL WHO ARE
troubled with Tic Doore2x Govt pains the back breast
or sde Neuralgia &c Have you tried Dr. Cummins Elixir OF
Sarapar and Potasa! If you have have neglected
the only known remedy which Read this serf
cateTbs is taken from nearly hundred more which
be time by the Office This ertfcs that
have had rheumatism for large portion Of the
time have been confined bed 1aerly the disease has
been continually increasing and so bad the pain that have
been obliged take 30 drops morphine day. five drops being
dose friend informed of Dr. Cummins remedy pro-
cured bottle and perfectly WELL having yet used
whole bottle MRS CAROLINE RUSSELL G6 Elizabeth
New York May 1913 Sold wholesale and retail at 81 Ninth
Price 81 bottle Sold also in Newark 2S Broad
and in Brooklyn 39 Fulton street. One bottle is sufficient
test its N auyca
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WALNuT STREET THEATRE PHILApE

W Benefit of Mr.. Leman-Wednesday evening May 3d. lS4S
will be revived the Grand operate and Scenic Drama in three
parts with prologue in one act entitled the ENCHANTREss
the prologue takes place board the Pirates ship ut anchor of
the island Of ST. Michael To conclude with THE HYPOCRTE
On Thursday, Miss Chapmans benefit.
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F0r the Union
President Folks Message to Congress.


President Folks Message to Congress.
Every patriotic heart swell with pride and pleas
upon reading the Presidents message touching the
Mexican and its honorable termination In it he
portrays, in bright glowing, and living colors the vast
benefits to result from the territory ACQUIRED
its agricultural and commercial advantages-ts contiguy
to- and facilities OF commercial intercourse with the east
ern hemisphere and altogether, State paper it can
not fail to attract the attention, and to command the
spect and admiration of all who shall read it. II reviews
with force and perspcuity the present. and speculaes
upon the future consequences of the war; its successful
prosecution, and happy conclusion.
1t is throughout temperate, patriotic, and enlightened
being neither hasy in expression, limited its compre-
hension nor detective In power of discrimination What
glorious spectacle does present to every lover of his
country, whether wing democrat Upon what will
the opposition take issue' The war is ended-a
large and valuable country acquredwe are peace
with all the woodland our country prosperous, happy
great, and powerful Compare present situation as
nation with what it was under federal rule. We have
standing army in time of peaceno alien and Sc.
nopoles-no extraordinary central power-ong the ia
yore, and still the cherished, objects of the wing party
Who steadily opposed these measures' The democratic
party. Who opposed the purchase of Louisiana-the
purchase OF Florida-the exaion of Texas--the wal
with Mexico, and the last with England! The
wings Who advocated them The democrats Who
were right who wrong! Let the people decide. LIE
the wings now answer and say, who is James X
Polk ," The historian will faithfully record his virtues
both public and private while his talents, moderation
and lofty patriotism will gd the brightest pages in the
public life, (as soon he must he cannot fail carr,
with him the confidence and affection of an enlightened
and grateful people.
Virginia, July TO- 1S4S
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WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUss
Con sisIng Of a spendidy talented Troupe 81 EqueA
"A

From the Chestnut street Aniphtheatre, Philadelphia,
WILL exhibit Washington, on Saturday, July i5it
w Monday 18th, Tuesday, 18th, and "Wednesday, 18TH
l84s The high estimation which this celebrated estab
shment has acquired and holds prove sufficiently
the truth of description of talent attributed TO each
artist and of every effect advertised in the bills and pam
phets One OF the most extraordinary and wonderful inn
provemens travelling exhibitions is the Introduction OF
The ylvc gas for lighting thi. immense estaSsshmen
lon in a large coronet OF silver brilliancy.
The Orchestra the finest in the United States will be
nder the direction of celebrated Mi. Richard Ills
unnamed the King Buge Payer.
The position of proprietor enables him all the
ia TALENT of merca and OF the European continent
The Noble Stud consists Of horses and ponies Of the
hanf,l shape, full blood, and fancifnl marks of any
,nine selection in the known world. Journeys the
been undertaken Gull the pride of Ara
AIN the of England and France, and the selections
IF Scotland 80, 80
Various pictorial illus STATIONS given in the bills and
pamphlets of some of the most striking eats Of the artste
In order bring fociby to the mind of the general
readers the wonderful effects about to be witnessed
Hours of exhibition II O'Clock in the evening per-
lormance to commence nj 8. Exhibition Wednesday
only doors open at O'Clock, performance to
commence at "a.
by-Admittance Is cents ~ =
bt~For particulars see large bills and pamphlets
Jnly 6-TuN Thurs2w lrft rsH rr
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The New York Evening Post (barnburner) thinks ii
apparent that the contest will be between Mr. Van Bu-
rem and General Taylor and for the Vice Presidency,
between Butler and the Buffalo nominee that the wings
of the south are dropping Fillmore, &c.
The Boston Wing says, the general sentiment among
the wings of Massachusetts is disgust towards Taylor
and Cass Mr. Hoar addressed .'free soil meeting in
the fremont theatre in Boston Friday and denied that
Mr. Webster had ever declared for Taylor
The New York Post evidently counts on Mr.. Van Bu-
rem being the Buffalo nominee 1t states that movements
are making to send delegates from Maine Connecticut
Rhode Island, and Vermont
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


NEW YoRK, July IL, Isss
Like a hnnderbolt fallen In our midst from a summer
ky from Paris day by the Niagara at Boston
whened-siruck dumb with surprise and
smay the whole city. The short and significant tele-
graphic despatch received Liverpool by tho previous
steamer had prepared mems minds for something but
certainly for nothing Mt all like the tremendous reality
Nothing less than bloody and desperate civil war n
which, four days. wild and savage mob kept at bay
half million of the finest troops in Europe-a slaughter
Of from 5000 TO- 900 menfoureen general officers killed
md wounded-whoe sections of the city In ruins-the
archbishop Of Paris lustrious Tor his Learning abilities,
nd virtues ruthessy murdered In the mission
d peace, victim to his heroic devotion This is
ming SO hdeous and appalingso beyond all the expe-
ece Oh the past in the turbulent annals Of France
a' could have expected prepared for
Terrible indeed was tho struggle in his bloody lair OF
The monlrous cottisSs of Paristhe underground
iah OF ms latter world Still, all the chaos and
gloom of that horrible confusion towers erect and strong
the standing column OF the republic Happy for France
that 1t is so-happy for freedom-happy for humanity!
While write, the dead bells toing in the belfry
of Trinity and the solemn funeral procession of the soldier
threads its measured way through hushed and yympa-
hisng city All the forenoon the heavens lowered like
pail but just the gloom lifted, the sun looked
down in full brightness upon the last honors rendered by
grateful people the memory OF the brave The route of
the funeral is very long, and the procession scarcely
arrive in the Park before Il p m, which will be after
close this letter. Great crowds already assembled
there.
large detachment of the New York volunteers arrived
at Quarantine, but compelled remain there by
port regulations, sorey against their desire be
present the funeral obsequies to their comrades in the
city to-day few Of the more enterprsinK impatient
broke through, and in town this morning The
temptation would have been too much for the sedenia OF
q stole.
Beyond 1900 immigrants arrived here Saturday and
Sunday; Of whom SAP from Ireland, England, and
Scotland; 55s from Germany and Holland, and the ro
A" miscellaneous" FED.
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For the Union.
The Granite State,

AS the needle is true to the poe the democracy of
the country to lis principles Disappointed ambition may
lead who have stood high our confidence to at
tempt the introduction of tests into our creed for
the purpose of subscribing their own narrow minded
views but their motives easily understood and costs
them the confidence of those who had before esteemed
them most highly Unprincipled faction may rear aoft
its ugly form, and for time uneasness partcu-
place. and noble party appear the glorious from
the purifying process through which 1t has passed. A
cloud dark cloud at present threatens our prospects in
the Empire State. viii ''the sober, second thought
have It's due influence, and the cloud be dspelled before
the ides' of November? That such may be the result
we must all devouty wish But should it not the
skies bright in every other quarter, and give ample
assurance of glorious triumph in the coming contest
The following slip from the Patriot and Gazette pub
lished at Concord, New Hampshire on the 9th instant
shows the feeling upon this subject in the old Granite
Stae"one of the seven pillars upon which, in the dark
days of 1910, rested the cause OF our party:
''THE BARNBURNER NoMINAToNThere is but one opinion
among the democrats of this State far as we can learn
course OF Mr. Van Buren, and his friends and
that is universal sentiment OF Reproduction and repuda
ton The effect of this nomination will be unite and
own little State it will serve only to induce friends
activity, zeal, and union The Hale fraud he is no
yet forgotten and this very similar a larger
scale will receive no more countenance from the democ
cy of this State than repetition of the Hale fraud would
now receive Their former attachment to Mr. Van Buren,
strong and ardent but it was only secondary their
will teach him and all others how slight hold any
has upon the democracy after he has proved false
his principles and treacherous TO his party"
Mr. Van Buren, has had warm, devoted friends in New
Hampshre-frends who were ready to make any sacri-
flee but that OF principle his account Of this the past
is sufficient proof But those friends democrats and
the north star is not ruer to its position than they
their political creed one article of which teaches them
REGULAR NOMINATIONS
WASHINGTON, July 8, ls4s.