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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-25

want OF shirts Collars, Stocks Gloves Hosiery &c. will
hnd 70 their advantage TO call l57 Fulton street where
may be fsnd not only large assortment but At prices 20
per cent less than usual, door cast Broadway
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From the Sand~ ich Islands - Arrival of
Gold Dust.

BOSTON, April 4, 1919.
The ship Mount Wollaston has arrived at New Bed
ford, from the Sandwich Islands. Mr. b D. Washburn
passenger in her. and brings with him $40 in
gold dust-the proceeds Of one season at the :" dry
diggings " in California
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ton to his trade earned for ESPENSCIIED reputation
second to none Ms practical Halter lie still keeps his
lame as his beautiful 50 10 hats bear witness Call In at M
street. and see his hats better lighter aud
hster than any 81, or even 50 hats In towA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-25
The Case of CrOfts and Wilson, Owners of
the Ship Franklin

Boston, April 24-6 r VI.
The trial Of John W. Crofts resumed to day
The testimony given BY James Wilson fully compro-
misses himself Crofts reference to the
of the Franklin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-25

News FROM Cmyt.-Extroct of letter from
Captain Holt, Of ship Neptune, OF New London,
dated Hong Kong, Jan 26:-
THE English here making pre- variations to begin
The war the Let April when they intend to give
John Chinamen good drubbing"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-25

SUPERIOR CouRr.-2s, lis, 1873 100, J. Ii, III, 14O
81. 6s, 80 81 25 90 100 10I, 102, 103 To- H. 81 Is,
1C0 16l 1862 IG4 105 166 to ILL., ABB, w. 1T5, s. o.
1876, 1852 ~, 50, II, go, 1876 70.
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8. Shine Ont. Fair sun.,,-spr,ro,

with and KNOX Is on hand usual prepared To fuGl all
orders for his nmabe Hats the true Snrng Fash;on
kroxs Hat store No. lbs Fulton street. has grown almost a,
famous MS the Sun itself 1870 e"' ''' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-25

The people Of Boston have idea Of presenting San
Francisco with frame school house, the Of their
own greatness and prosperity. To education Boston
owes all her greatness
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SUPPOSED SLAvER.-The brig Susan (Which we
mentioned some time since as having been Sc lied
near Rio Janeiro, by the U. S. brig Perry arrived
yesterday, In 76 days from Rio Janeiro, in charge
of Lieut.. J. ]. Hunter, assisted by Passed Midshp-
man Broadhead She was captured on the 9th OF
February, suspicion of being intended for the
slave trade. AT the time of her capture she had
on board the following persons, all of whom were
brought here in the ST.
Capt. Wnlford Ignaco Antonio de Motta, Portuguese;
Luz Jose Coeho, Brazilian Jose Jouq de Silva Portu
guese Luz Vidal LEO, do. Jose Perera da Foaecca,
German Jon. Thea Gomez Portuguese Constant.
Ant Montro Pzoris, do Bento Pacheco for Santa do
Constantine da Luz. do. Manuel Ant Pexra. Barboza
do Jose Maria Barboza, do. I; Alexandra Jose da
Cruz, do.
The Susan has had very severe weather on the
passage, and has been on the coast about three
weeks. On the 2lst inst, she spoke the whale
ship Rowena, Capt. Adams, of Fall River, who
kindly supplied the S. with provisions, she being
nearly destitute at the time for which Capt. Hunter
returns his sincere thanks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-25

the celebrated cheapest Carpet in the United
States at No. 80 BoweryHram Anderson's-where they
can procure splendid new patterns Of English
iHperia double superhnc. and common ingram Carpen
unprecedented low prices Elegant floor Oil Cloths
Cd Gs yard Rich Rugs Shades. &c. saving Of Is per
cen to he
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Observation-Disclosures Movements-Vir-
ginia Elections, sc.


ginia Elections, &c.
WAsHrroror, April "a, 1s4S
It r. said on good authority that John c. Clark oil
Chenango county, New York, will be appointed the
Sixth Auditor of the Treasury for the Post Once De-
partment in place of Peter G. Washington.
An exciting contest is going on in the Loudoun dS
trict, Virginia, between John s. Pendeton and Jere
miah Morton, both whgs-no democratic candidate
running.
Pendeton has taken ground to the effect that 1t Is
competent for Congress to pass the Wimot proviso,
while Morton has taken ultra ground the opposite
side. Tie district contains many Quakers, which
would be favorable to Pendeton but he is said to have
injured imsef with his party by voting for Johnson
Postr aster of the House of Representatives. in OPP
position to Mccormick, the whig nominee. Morton is
b'otheI Of the new Florida Senator Jackson Morton
Presentation Of n Sword to Gen. Taylor
Appointments.
WASHINGTON, April 80 NJ.
The White House crowded to-day with specta-
tors to witness the ceremony of presenting the Virginia
State sword to General Zachary Taylor The presenta-
ton made by Judge Daniel, who delivered highly
interesting speech, characteristic Of the occasion.
The Mexican Commission have appointed Mr.. Hogan,
of Philadelphia Clerk, Louis er, Nota Public, and
Mr. Ryan, Messenger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-25

color whiskers moustaehios eyebrows from f
minutes; gcntlemens hair hour and Ia Ties hair
hours This valuable liquid for sale applied at Baca
slor's Wig Factory Wall street. Copy the address.
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Reiysa respectfully informs his friends and
Jshn D. for the future the business Of the
office he entirely under the agomen and control u
sad Relyea b. throughout the United
States canadss and Europe will please hereafter direct
their communications, as above. to GEO. RELYEA.
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The movements of this bank and branches have, for
some time past, been very uniform Some of the de-
psrtments exhibit contraction, and some an cx.
psnsion but the aggregates do not show fluctuations
cut Of the usual Of things The proportion o.
specie on hand to paper In Giro ulation Is fair and sui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-25

on yenereal Structures and all diseases Of private
trrc illustrated by colored plates second edition
has been published by Strnger Townsend IL be
had also of the author of broadway second edition Of the
authors work Seminal diseases resulting from imprs
it's has been published The Rev Dr. Blake
this book should be in the hands Of father and youth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-25

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BOWERY THEATRE Bowery-RIcHARD III-SIGNo
pA CIoccA AND SIG. NERI's DANoINo-MALEDIcrIoN.
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The INSECT ROBBERY, AT Sr. LOUIS, (Mo)-
Mr. Cousins and his party returned yesterday,
the 18th, to the city, having in custody the
two men arrested, on the Wabash, as being
concerned IN the robbery Of Nisbet ~ Co.'s bank
dergo an examination hereafter Yesterday Mr..
Nisbet received a Geographic. despatch from his
correspondent in Cincinnati, which puts an entirely
different face, upon the Developments there at
least, as to the amount recovered. The fellow,
Connolly, supposed to be partner IN the robbery,
had been arrested, and on his person about 81 900
were found. In the trunk obtained from Newport,
there were only 400 instead of $l7 OOO as stated
IN the newspapers so that by this haul, only about
$1,000 were obtained The whole amount recovered
up TO the present time is a little less than 5000
In the trunk, we learn the sleeve ofy young Nisbets
coat was found, and some papers, bags, &c, which
would enable him to identity the money, or, at
least, connect Connolly with the robbery. Con-
nelly was in custody, and if the rogue's sovereign
remedy in these days, the habeas corpus, was not
interposcd, the younger Nlsbet would reach Gin
cinnati in time to hold him. and send him back to
this city for trial. All the Developments in this
case show how cautious the administrators of the
law should be, in dealing with suspicious charac-
ers.-S. Louis Rcpub, april H.
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The Press ON THE PAoIFIc-An enterprising
gentleman of the wing faith is about to start for
San Francisco, with the view of establishing whig
newspaper in that interesting region. We do not
know whether he intends to take the overland
route or not but at all events, he is armed to the
teeth with all sorts of credentials from leading wing
politicians of all descriptions, North and South,
East and West moderate, ultra, original Taylor, and
dyed in the wool No doubt this missionary enter
prise deserves the best wishes of every dsnterest-
ed patriot 1t would be very lamentable thing if
the thousands who are congregating on the distant
shores Of the Pacific should be abandoned to the
tender mercies of either of the dominant political
parties of the country. Ever since the organization
of the government there has been wholesome an
tagonism between the TIVE sets of principles now
represented by the wings and democrats, and it is
gratifying to find that even the far-o shores of
the peaceful sea, adventurous brethren will not
be left unblessed by party newspapers and party
editors.
This newspaper mission to California strikingly
illustrates the parental solictude with which Party
watches over her children, so that none of them
may be lost No man with human heart in his
bosom can fail to be affected by this evidence of
the afIectonate interest with which the genus of
whiggery pursues the American citizen Even
after he has sailed round the Horn, or journeyed
for months across the vast primeval soltudes which
stretch for thousands of miles between the two
great oceans, our countryman and brother finds
that the party" ceases not to for his political
salvation. Long after the fond partner Of his boz
SON has dried up her tears in silent submission to
her fate, when his little cherubs have ceased to
lisp his name, and when even his faithful dog,
forgetful of the hand that fed him,
Would tear him where he stands"
the California Childe Harold is still embraced
in the arms of E" the partyr' The ocean and the
desert do not separate him from its boundless love.
Even on the shores of the Pacific, he is provided
with wing newspaper, and when exhausted by
his labors at the placer he can refresh his soul by
reading glorious leaders on "Harry of the West"
the "tarifT," and the shank"
1t is not to be supposed that the great dem ocratc
party of the country will neglect the new and in
ving field which California presents to the poll
teal propagandist. They should send out imme-
dately to the Pacific at least half dozen of their
strongest editors, with Father Richie at their
head. A change of scene would be, doubtless,
very useful and agreeable to many of our brethren
of the democratic press now that the times are so
sadly "out of joint" Really, the best thing in the
world for the democracy of Washington to do,
would be to send out Mr. Richie, with n good
stock of well cured PROVISIONS and the resolutions
of 50, IN order to counteract the mischevous eff
fects of this threatened invasion Of California by
wing types and wing editor.
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Choisra--Trsasmenr and Preventive.

nR. AMATrS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENTIh remedy, composed entirely OF yegeta
Ingredients, totally from mineral substance
bnng catac with cordial and Strengthening powers original
discovered and wescnbedby Dr. Amai celened physician, In
OF abdominal regonssch dinrhaa,
the liver, &c.
Knowing from experience that operates In the kindly and
eectun these cases. submitted remedy those
attacked by the prevailing fatal scouree,
venve all who be SO fortunate us 70 escape It's first nsidous
symptoms. .tsag s ?. 4h'
10 wholesale and retail Carusi Music Saoon
sivania between m and l2h and the principal
containing full directions for use with many interesting
certificates, each bottle Of the liberal
DEALERS Orders from any Of the United States
promptly attended to. Ali COMMUNICATIONS be post paid
Aug 3-lawG s i SAMUEL CARUSI & co.
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OISO REwARD.-Rana away from The subscriber nea

CIS0 REwARD--Ran away from the subscriber near
1lcO Luray, Page county, Virginia, the 9Th inst,
aboy named Aaron He u black, 20 years OF age,
about ice OF inches high, has down look when spo-
ken very thick lips and heavy tongue he had on when
he le domestic kersey rock coat, faded black color
broad brn white hat and other clothing with him. not
collected The above reward OF $50 viii be given should
he he apprehcnded oil he State, and taken In the
Sse that may get him again. All reasonabe charges
will be paid if delivered TO me at Luray.
Aaron left In company with spughty yellow boy red
complexion, red hair and spotted lace; no, tall a
Aaron but heavier made Both Of the above boys good
coopers. 1Et VIM. A. CHAPMAN,
sept 22-u Burav. Page county. Virginia.
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'''oS
sand peel ana po6k must DC between inc
DAY Of January @ and inc nrst Day or April io ana ae other
s unless earlier deliveries should be required by ,he chief Of dis
isaa, Tor he half deliverable Sewesn The s Of January and
me ~ o. April ana lo me nan aeseao,e psween te ioh o.
sas within ry ae dsys and for the second half in
The beef cattle, slaughtered between
e 1t day Of s and ne +, day q February $50
s and s as Of Ss aSa and nc 9s sd oSd
Ter, parts Nos ,, drawing
os e more aa s " @
barrel anu n pae ana ", ieaaea ., e CARCASS must DC eu
The pork must be packed from eorned, wellhuened hogs
@ e ma nay 81 na a aSa e
pounds each ne heads joes nseks shoulders hams
weighing no, less than IL pounds each ., Ii.
os OF P 0d e Of Navy ~ ubes e and dc
beef I'VE ounces Of line saPsre % eae bar
psls !, las "'a ~. sa 'a'"s
n and ~ aar n he 70 BE- %o s % s
cus i latter Be moi less Than Inch
White oak Or hickory hoops ''' o'e' WIN INC Oe
as The case may be- with the contractors name and the year
beef and pork will unless Otherwise directed by the chief
yards aforesaid and by some Inspector Of sailed
eers but their for such must be paid By e re-
m 5 VINO s Likewise nave e barrels put In good
i've navy yards aforesaid after Inspection and al their own
pense.
separate offers for pork, each Of the
places delivery covering all and all charges
Bonds half the amount OF the respective contracts will be
required, and centum in addition wn be withheld from the
payment be made collateral security
faithful performance Of their contracts, which
be paid until the contracts complied with
all and TO be forfeited 10 the United States the
Of aiure TO complete the deliveries within e prescribed periods
OF failure the Of the contractor TO deliver all
the beef allowed meoned OF the quality and the times
above provided will
United States qudae damages sum Of money equal 10 twice
Of the contract be paid In Of the actual
delivery hereof which qudaed damages may be recovered from
time time they accrue Payment Will be made by the United
Sasa the periods above secned exceng the ten ccntum
be withheld until the completion the rs before stated
after the said beef pork shall have been and received
and bills the shall have been presented to the
respectively duly approved BY the commandments OF The respective
navy yards, according 70 the terms OF the contracts
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United state. Patent oniee,
luue IN lQ4Q

IN petition Of Charles Davenport of Cambndrepo, Ma-achu
se praying for the extension Of granted said Daycn
In draw springs Tor railway carriages for seven
the expiration Of said PATENT which takes place ON the
ninth day September, loi9-
IL Is ordered petition heard Once
Monday August IL O'Clock, all
notified and show cause any they have, why said
petition ought 10 be granted.
Ordered aso that be published Republic and
Union washington city, e.; Amcrcan Balmorc
can and Gazette Tbune, New Cournn
Daily Bee, Boston Journal Portsmouth,, ~ H. Daily Atlas,
Advertiser, Dcfo Republic, Augusta Georgia.
week weeks previous % te fourth Monday In
August next THO EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
o above papers win please copy and send their
bills Psten, ONE, with paper containing This notice.
June 9O-law3w
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United states Patent once.

IN petition Of Asa Burgess and Herman baldwin, Washing
paying the Of granted "a
Ia machines
year, expiration Of said patent which takes
the lOth day October, lSfy--
ordered that said petition be heard at the Patent Once on
September II O'Clock and all
notified appear and show they have why
sai petition be granted
Ordered also l,ai tins notice Published niellgcncer,
Republic, Union, wahnron North American and Gazette,
Telegraph, Tribune, New York Adyor
user Rochester; Coufan Hartford Aas, Cincinnati Journal, Co
Herald Cleveland, fr three weeks
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
Ps-Edo Of will please copy, and send their
bills the oicc with paper containing This notice.
July I5-laWJw
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AMERICAN RAILROAD JoURsAL.

he American Railroad Journal Published At 81 Wan
several ensne" are engaged : regular 1 sonsuss o~n
the before any similar pubcs
don wa. attempted IN t. country, OF elsewhere devoted % the
besnninss, contributed carry Siwsrd
an The whole civilized world become dependent 1t
he railway has "a become ga hs sa.
idea q modem times has already done 70 relieve The
him in the scale Of being than other agency that has
The engine regard creates.
extraordinary instrument foI good the world
wesi bird wing cangno thought Language alone,
ea,man living breshng sensitive nanins,inc with new NE
%
,,' s and DC sS
somns @ and sa % sss
creating new sources O. snoymen and multiplying an Infinite
win no. have achieved 10 highest work Ill ha. hamonnod
on they capable BymaIinr distant places one neigh
eahood, psetcaIy proonss being, one
wboever therefore seld
or he Sse. GOOD Of his p"es Profoundly impressed wt. these
views intend In accordance with their sp, conduct the
The history, influence, improvements railway
careful inquiry management, Discoveries. le
IN win oco%ooa and s poss en-
| Oraced in the range Of our sbor.. IN
s,s. q articles on ,he are. ere an sn s.s"sa.s Of the gn
sso o De Journal Sl me department; q and nssaa
M Hodge nss % any ys ssn sS ne . o.
embracing descriptions in detail Of the different localities Of the
ss FURNACES aoS ne sa Of @ WORKING T wo
% be published in condemned form In ne Journal II series o
win aSiss q different districts, and such plans and
Ibis iron, Mr. Hodge % furnish % he Journal
%s have Sssn min 1s
MINING subjects ssnes ,a ,.,.,.., m all ,,.. ens,,c IN
mining and nc iron manu.s,are sismp maas
iron ores manufacture and mining Of me whole
t.. nj povidence b.. siso been ep.,,ed n. nm
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United states Paten, Once,

IN petition Henry Burden, Troy, New York praying for
the extension % patent granted TO the ad Henry Burden for
from the expiration
said patent place 23d day OF Novembe letg
Its ordered petition heard The Patent Once
te Monday O'Clock and all persons
notified % and show ey have, why said pe
lion ought not TO be granted.
ordered ALSO pubIhed InteIleencer,
Republic, and Union Washington American md Gazette
Philadelphia Tribune New York Daily Whe Troy, New York
Daily Bee, Boston Gazette, Pburg Daily Atlas Cincinnati
three successive Monday
In October TIOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdofs Of e above win please copy, their
bills Patent Once, win containing ihb
July 2--law3w
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no QUIZ sUBsCRIBERs.

fAs mans Of viii upon books uas As
payment Of tbs snbsespton be in sdvsncsl
Distant subscsbsfs money BY ss postage
on which yin be paid By and al BY ourselves ib
sske Transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER pubHshsd uwsskly durins he sss
sons Of Congress. and ssmtwsskly during ths
Subscriptions Tor period less dian pear BE- received "a
terms propsrtionsdto the shove annual mica
90 PosrMAsTERs sathossd agents and b.
'endng DAILY subsobsrs with sclessd ave SEMI
WEEKLY subcribs with snslossd WEEKLY cub
'ebers with $40 enclosed win b. entitled copy sane
edition a. they furnish subscribers for, svssiA
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United states Patent once.
Julv "a fQ1o

IN the petition Of John Erar baltimore Maryland praying
extension patent granted said John Ega
Transporting goods
Dor years me expiration Of said PATENT which takes place
ON the 7th day Of November, 1870
IL IL ordered thai the said petition Patent Once
The FIRST Monday ~ O'clock and NIL person.
notified appear n they have, why said
petition ought n be- granted
Ordered, also, published IN the Intcgence
Rephc Union, Washington; American, Baltimore, Norl
American and Gazette Padephin Gazette, ritisbn Pal III
ave weeks previous 70 the FIRST Monday In October NEXT
Commissioner Of Pafens.
PsEdtors Of The shove Paper. pease copy and send ihe
July 8--law3w
eieet Comedies translated from the Isnian Of eodon aus
" ind Nota. For sale BY FRANCK TAYLOR.
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rERTAIN CURE FOR TOOTEIACHE.--If any person 4
qn a 90 s' ws s sns y e. y os q
@ s Sa oas e
o NASH and many such cures have been caused BY IT, wci
Much benefit has derived by my family and many friends
TsapS To s%sa y ne an
remedy Tor toohaehe and the teeth, gums
nom disease worthy Of confidence and USE ,ounsoy
ToSSsas ha. been cured in minute wnessr
that those who suffer with '00aehs may apply SS sa
Sold at the Depot Nos, and Browns Hotel.
CURE FOR SORENESS OF THE GUMS.
a ES ms p Gass By O. s
alleviate soreness and thai sound pleas
Having used TeaSey TSo Wash for diseased teeth
and gums. and oand That although before il
applications Of this tooth wash eeeua cured all disease
Says ne public in general as very s best
REMEDIES soFTNEss OF THE GUMS
av W a. e sas o. oe q s gums even though the teeth
made Of both the soness Of the and teeth
Sy,sasa a1d made % a Nv application.
Having had my the gums
tried WLseler's TeaIeny Tooth Wash In few applications
sea Sa wa TO the public q ys
used wheelers Teabeny Tooth WASH and found il supe
nor 70 any other article II thoroughly scu strengthens
and s0lidihes the gums. which firmly secures the teeth
Depot, Nos. and 9, Browns Hotel.
ARRESTS ALL BLEEDING OF THE GUMS
The Of Wheeler's Teabery arrests al
bleeding Of he gums and removes all the irritation that usually
accompanies the bleedng and keeps the perfectly health
The best article Of the Kind have ever met witt, h, Inc
" o S sed ns use winch hadens my sad them
During eetng Of child, alleviate soreness and fever in
the sr other very soSs articles had sd owing ,s
%a. sd .. q sssa 'sS e,
dilute !. with water until it is very weak ,,.n..
Depot, Nos. and ., Brown, II /! . -" AA'oA-
KEEPS THE TEETH Gukd m a. IN MOUTH puRE ANN