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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-31

Handsome New Years GIFT. - Peddie's
"a. o . GSS psSs sa into s IL
the diff Ee and newest patterns can be had az the Cola
For the Hoiidays.-Just received, a New
together with variety sIsioie my
hOidays AGATE Gents Furnishing store 81 Broadwsy.
Watches for New Yesrs.-Examiue tho
tor street you wsh sss rich New xesre
lieu Ever pointed Cola Pens so long and favora5y known
to the public, are sold as above.
New Hat for the New ear.-Gentlemcn.
look to Hats the annual festive calls First impress
street, has prepared fine Of Hats % olesa
d ns 's hns yo sa
tiai to have one of them for the coming New Year.
Furs, Tippsts, MufYs, ana Guns, for the
HOd,.s-csl on BANTA "a Canal street corner Of wOos.
Of goods to be found any city. lie i. SELL
also Of ehiidron ssaper
and az They embrace every Variety
Dressins Casss-In all that the name im..
ports and complete each article contained therein
being the very best quality As for the holidays.
' " Q. SAUNDERS SON. IL and s. s. Bfosas.y.
$3.50 Reward.--i Will stake this amount
that j. Beals Of No l6 Broad beween Maiden Laws
ana Liberty street wiz Tor one Dollar tax as good da
sstsbiishnens viii ST. wsiTant isn nos 70 fade.
bsSsd IN fa s Sa' examine ms '''m'H at MS
Overconts! Overcoass!-Sve arc now cIos-~
Dg large and olgsnt stock Of 0verccA and Winter
sr.,@s ys IL
ID. Il j. DEVIIN,
30 and IS John street, corner Nassau.
Clarke, the famous Oversoatser, as IIC
William street. has got Eagniheent assortment OF suitable
garments for this cold weather. All eolors Price from sz
TO Sl6 extra SIS TO SD Fine French Cloth Dreas
Frock Coats made TO order SIG The very finest Oths
things in proportion. Established 1SsL
ComDs.-Pre MUM shelf, open, chain pat
tern So. The ladies invited examns
and this Premium Combs bea1ul The rssort-
ment 10 the largest and complete city.
esiyed steamer complete % French Combs.
T. n QCIhBY k Broadway I'd door above Duane street.
Combs Those wishing the finest quality
ofbask Combs in the present style will examine toe ascrt
nebt Of tie subscribers which the extensive aa
complete in the city. which will
shan pattern, in tortoise she'll from SIS upwards.
n. j. SAUNDERS. So Broadway
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cciNed per steamer Herr ava. and Tor fale by
j. LAUxONTER a. Maiden Lane.
Also bohemian Glass Toilet Bottles, Perfumory, Work
boxes, fans Brushes, ne.
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their country, and whs possess every necessary
qualification for their business, and OF high and
reputable character besides, are thrust out, TO
make room for them, in opposition 10 the wishes
Of Gen. Taylor.
In another and very important point Of view, Mr..
Maxwell has failed to answer the purposes which
were intended in his appointment by the Presi
dent. The early public life Of Mr.. Maxwell was
spent in the office of District Attorney, as pub
Inc prosecutor in the Court OF Sessions, In this
city. lie acquired all his knowledge Of. and expe-
rience in, public affairs, in that capacity. From
the period when he retired from that post, to the
day when he assumed the collectorship of New
York, he lived quietly, and studied the Gospel and
the Puritan fathers, with occasional dcyiauons into
agricultural pursuits, on the beautiful banks Of the
Hudson river, somewhere in the neighborhood Of
Nysck. While he was quietly rusticsting there
for twenty years, the world and this mighty me-
tropolis were going ahead, with stesmbost-nay,
with elcctrie-rapidliy, in all Its habits OF life and
modes Of thinking. Mr.. Maxwell came into office
with his old habits OF public prosecutor IN the
Court OF Sessions, and became the head OF this
collection district, TO facilitate and manage the
business connected with our great commercial in
terests How has he performed his duuesl BY
multiplying difficulties, and heaping rules upon
rules, as # he considered the commercial body of
New York IN the same light in which he formerly
considered the burglars and thieves with whom
he had to deal in the Court Of Sessions. In con-
sequence Of these false views Of hts Duties and the
novelty OF his position, he has made himself ex-
tremely obnoxious TO the commercial community,
and rendered the business Of the Custom House
more difficult and more perplexing than it was un-
der the regime Of any Of his predecessors. This,
we believe, is acknowledged on all hands.
Stll however, with all these objections to Mr..
Maxwell, we hope the Senate will treat his case,
when IT comes before them, with hberarty and
jusuce. Mr.. Maxwell is a man Of high moral
character but he Is not even with the present age,
or intimate with the mode Of transscting CONNER
cIsl business. He may improve, however, by
experience, although he has committed-in his APP
pontments, and IN the rules established by hin
for the government Of the Custom House, and in
its whole routine Of business fatal and
gorgeous errors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-31

feet Of all OF Ippedment in the Speech
weeks at s Broadway, stairs The best Of
ryen. Applications munt be made immediately.
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IL Is said that plague, in the form OF ocusts has
fallen upon Texas The whole country from Austin
the Gulf OF Mexico, teens with them and the fruits Of
the earth are suffering from their attacks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-30

Terrible AFFAIR AT ST.. CHARLES, ILLNors.-I
hasten TO inform you that our town of st. Charles.
has been under the supreme reign Of mob since 10 az
The of this outbreak OF the sovereigns s ~.
land was the open and reckless manner in mich NJ
Richards and his students have supplied thcmssv.s
for the last few weeks with subjects for dssact;o
company OF men-father broth srs and husbard ~
young lady, from De Kalb county who had re.entiv
died,eame here on Thursday last alleging that she
nag been resurrected, procured search warrant and
"i'A oher" iA'es' searched the dssecting room and
premises Of DR.. Richards; no. '"aing the SSdy' YET
hnding enough to satisfy the relatio s"e' sue .S"
been there, and under the hand of the yPorator'
such as hair and other evidences Of identity resa
ives returned home; we heard from them un
this morning, about ten oclock, when double teams
loaded with men, and horseback were seen com
ing mo our town In every direction until 200 men
arrived with full equipme mt froma rife to revolver
Ihey marched to the DOCTORS premises gathering
strength as they proceeded until formidable force was
congregated cannot give all the details but the re-
suit was that after some negotiation as to giving up
the body to her friends two rife shots red from
door and firing into the crowd the other shot from the
upper window by his son; and what Is Meth
snot TOOK ehc save in the coat of of the outsiders
ms "asa signal Tor general battle; the mob fired in
return one ball taking effect in Dr. Richards right side
and passing out between the shoulders near the spine
another making an entry above the hip bone of one of
his students (sr Rood and passing diagonaly through
him. IL was Immediately reported that Richards was
dead but he presented himself again Mt the door In sh
his woundswhen heavy stone hit him on the right side
OF the face which brought him down or nearly so tho
same time pistol shot took effect on the right hand or
wrst ne mob then broke all his windows and Injured
ms furniture and are now dispensing The citizens of
the town took little part in the proceedings ,uch ma
did ympathized with the strangers for this establish
ment mas been grievous nuisance for wears After
dressing the wounded they found to be dangerous
very little prospects Of the recovery of DR. Richards
mas been disgraceful affair for our town but it has
peen PROVOKED ON by DR.. Richards and his students
until endurance ceased to be virtue IL il reported
anu emitted to credcncc) that the doctor sent this
;s subject with two others of to warrenvie
this morning anticipating the difficulty that has oc-
curred-St. Charles Letter, .qpril1o
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The Property OF Married Women.

IN Net TO amend entitled I'm act for the
Dectudf protection Of The property Of married womenn
passed .Apru 7. lS4s Passed .4p,ri H. 1S49
The People Of the State Of New York, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. The third section Of the act entitled An
act for the ecual protection of the property of
married women" is hereby amended as to read as
follows
So Any married female may take by inheritance or
10y gift grant devsee bequest from any person other
than her husband and hold TO her sole aud
and convey and devise real and personal
and any interest or estate therein, and the repts
Issues and profits thereof in the same mauneland with
like elect If she unmarried and the same shaII
not be subject to the disposal Of her husband nor be
liable for his debts w
Any person who may hold or who NAV hereafter
hold as trustee Tor any married woman any real or
personal estate or other property under any deed of
conveyance or otherwise, the written REQUEST of
sueh married woman, accompanied by q certificate of
Jusucc OF the supreme court that he has examined
the condition and situation the properv and made
que inquiry into the capacity of such married woman
~ anase ana control the same. may convey to such
woman by deed or otherwise all or any por-
o Oh sucn property, or the rents issues or profits
thereoi Tor her sole and separate use and ene6t
80 All contracts made between persons in coptem-
pation OF marriage shall remain in full force after such
marriage takes place.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-13

HORACE v. ISAAC n.
Land and General Agency once st ths Capital nl-
neis, Clty 81 Springfield.
no nonTssiden Illinois iaads hoids Of nois AdsIl
edaess and all dssie Of purchasing State iands v
aos scrip bondThe undersigned would respectfully
the public that they have established this eligible capital
Of all business appeaning thereto within the limits II the
All relative the purchase Of lands
ing reporting location paying
land sold Tor titles,
ing selling all descriptions OF every
description Of business attached land agency
most SCALE viii promptly and faithfully
RErERKscRsi
Messrs. Deifendorf 4 Miles, Washington city,
A. Gowdy Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Ms s s J; ais Co Co., 81, Louis, Missouri
A. ChTisiy, esq, +" ,
His excellency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois. ..
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell auditor
1" John Moore,
4" $. Ii. Treat, Judge supreme court.
" Lyman Trunbul, Z" E" "
Ms s:s; Wad.woItis sheldon, New York city,
C. Bartlett esq, No 4 Front street, :" I"
Gen Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Dller, I"
Jos. l.. Chester,
Col. .. w. Black, Pitsbarg, Pa. as ..
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass
q. r. Sanger, ESQ., g /"
Henry X. Stone, esq,
j. ID. Pratt Co, Baltimore, Nd
Ap ll-dmSsw3m et.' .
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NEW MUSIC.

FISCHER Pennsylvania doors east OF 2 street,
following and popular music, which
will be sold reduced pices-fOur cents
Flower, quadles by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The Vagabond Polka; by GungL .
Frederick William Polka, performed by the Seyermark Com
pany. "
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Kruge. xxi d
The Harp Waltz by w. C. Beche. t. ,. .
The Friendship Waltz; by G. Schuster. -
The Tedeseo March arranged from the Opera of Ennn by r.
Boyer.
Beauties Of Bosa, Mosquetres de la Refine, &C., as Pot
pouris by II. Cramer.
The Spring Waltz by T. Moelng.
Judy Polka performed by the Steyemak Company
arranged by Hemsmuller. r.. 81. ......
The Lily Rondoj by Louis Rename.
Ernani nvoam from the Opera of Enan arranged
by Edelmann ..s
Blanche Breath Morning from the Opera
OF the Huguenotsi by Meyerbeer.
though my may from Donnzets Opera Of Belly,
with English words
move, look about; beautiful ballad; by
Henry Russell, .....
the dearest a beautiful ballad from the
Opera OF Lucretia Borgia arranged by q. Lnley.
land Of the mountain from the Opera OF Quentin
Durward
II the song my mother sings; by Rodwe. :. -.
The Lonely Rose by Jenny Lind music by NJ W. Bale
Thou'rt my sdej by w. X. Dempter
The king throne Of god words by Barry Cornwall
music by g. Davis. $50 -
Mary Blame, Words sung Madame Bishop; by j.
Hunter
The Bachelors Dream; by MUNICH ...
stoc dat knocking the door; for the guitar.
Aug '. ........
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Hard. yege.abls Er,rast


is the only remedy
Of the nerves,
tremors general debility
heieney energy
dreadful Of all diseases thai human
race
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
me nhyscnns have pfonouneed eplenc a.
able n has baaed al their skin and the boas,ed bower Of al ea
cine aud have suffered ,snnsi sps,s
xisencs and ~ M, yieIded nm Their lives on the
M A. r. Al IN ms NITy
~, m -.
The proprietor Of the Vegetable Extract however, feels deli
saying thai can be cured He would therefore,
fully invite phycans and all Others who are Interested
the which Is here offered II deception, let be
II then In the OF humanity
be said that epilepsy Is ncurable.
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
~ co., hs h.., ...d hv u,anv ne,sons who h.,. ,s
ca ,.i, ~; 49, saase ana IN every cnse be,s /, ha ha
~. wi h.. a. e,aa aan ,re 80 - 1850 " a'
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AsIERIoAN RAnRoAD JOURNAL.

American Railroad published "a wan
Several gentlemen engaged regular contributors, known
The Railroad Journal commenced before similar puhca
GR ~si has ssO he q s railway y %
ten from IL humble Sesnnas and contributed carry I,
than upon any olher agency whatever
y Of ssa, Instrument Of civizson and
great idea q modern me. has already done more 70 relieve ,s
the scale Of being than any other agency that has
The LOCOMOTIVE engne regard achieve
Ss ", reached IL the earth with speed The
ses. bird upon ,he wing thought o. % alone
new energy powers, Of faculties and
70 an 1ser 70 distant regions and participate
enymen The physical and s various pleasure. Of
community ideas Of every disclosing
sans sS.esp q ea aa IN
viii have achieved is highest work all has ham9n d
on they capable By making distant places one neigh
fold degree, enhancing he raa, s Joys
ao0 % asa mas %oIs I ne
or The highest good Of his race Profoundly impressed with these
o s%s We intend IN accordance ~i 's ' . conduct :"
statistics, showing and prodaeveness well
careful inquiry into IL management; scientific ne
connection with ocomoton a the progress Of ndnsae EN-
Under mining readers of the Journal win find
series articles on he iron Grs and iron ma"sse Of The Uni
editor ssiss 'S f a" s
work On G &c 'aa Dc.
localities
expense working different and location Of the
results of their working This work
condensed form the Journal OF
weekly papers, conveniently arranged under appropriate heads
statistical tables Of different DISTRICTS and such pnns and
drawings a. may be found desirable.
Besides work Mr. Hodge TO furnish TO the Journal
The United States,
been carefully examined by him, with information on
mining subjects generally. y. a..a
works will be found Indispensable to all parties engaged in
~ and y n "ns % y e @ %o s @
manufacture, and mining of the whole
country.
O. r. James, Of Providence has also been engaged an
Journal He will furnish the Journal full
OF mechanical invention and Of the cond
Of the manufacturing interests of the country His reputation
able
well known public He will Furnish valuable
touching branches industry and
Britain her present commercial and political mpor-
mechanical invention Of her people than to
| other . ..
SKILL industry and enterprise giving distin-
Of To interests and
railway the valuable OF ALL this Journal will be
esty devoted :. ... -. . -
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Law school in Lexington, Virginia.

THE subscriber proposes open Law School this place.
mencing Monday the 2sth day NEXT and
ting 18th day ~ March, O The pupils will be- divided
classes The text book used in The viii be ste
phen blackstone Isl VOL Siae Evidence stephen Plead
ing Greenleas Evidence senior will
embrace fuckers Commentaries GeeDleaf ard Ey
each,) stephen Pleading Pleading l
o Chty Pleading, Holconbes Introduction Jurs
prudence Lubep Equity Pleading, Mord Pleading oaxs III
Real
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia INV Publisher to fur
the shove young pro-
the subscrbers lectures him
early inform whether they
supplied portion works through
dium They will be furnished TO the students The
Of The senior class viii have The privilege the junior
course The The daily
students will h. arranged BY subscriber a. enable any
member any the
Of Washington College should they deem erpedcn do 90
few lectures close course Jus-
dictiop and practice Offhe Federal Courts.
The fee be $50 per session, payable in advance
JOHN w, BROCRREBROUGH.
Lsusoron, Va, July 10, 1872
JuIV ia
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THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
city OF Baltimore 81 per annun copies fo g. thirteen lr
go, thirty SD July under the
favorable auspices l. organ Maryland State Aaf
Society and al the prize essays reports committees
published therein The society determined TO
$780, be appropriated oiows Of silver plate,
valued $50 be awarded the person obtaining by the h of
October, largest list subscribers
July 80 for the second and so for the third largest
Publisher added Eve pzes payable ag
He also offered 500 prize essays for The
sz so silver plate for e
u farm buildings and The 81 the
rm go for the best the cultivation NJ tobacco and
essay the management OF the dairy
The hr number, July, viii contain Of the most
papers, EDnUSD RrFTS, virginia,
presend agricultural public particularly Of the tide water
Virginia. Maryland, and the Caonas the details
he has occupied hs present
Virginia. and concluvey that with
prudence In farming be- made ~
profitable business The
charge Ruin clear the
capital invested negroes, implements Stocks SIC
fourth per and
hAh 1910 besdss supporting his family, his hands
Of double IT,
worth PLANTER
~ the tide districts Of viii this paper with
the deepest interest
This will also contain papers
amongst w. ESQ., Corresponding
Maryland Agricultural society The
from Col sub
jec, with appropriate drawings.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural Society's Hall,
June @-2awN l2r Baltimore baltimore, Maryland.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. G.
CHARLES DE sELDISe,
Co,usstssiower, Notary Public, a~d General dgenf,
No. n Todd's BaiId,ngs, Pepnsyivsnia avenue,

Copusgtssiour, Notary Public, and Generaf 6geHf,
No. n Todd's Buildings, Pennsyivsn's avenue,
WASHINGTON, d. C.,
claims Congress- Eerecuiye Departments,
adjust spoaons
befTe foreign Fovernmenc procuring pensions kevauona
August TO- 1885, mileage for horses and
property destroyed incurred by volunteers
subsistence and transportation furnished for their
and all claims of whatever description that arise out Of e late
fully al Of the Pension and
lie also attends the Of prize duo
captures the Gulf and the Of Mexco coast Of
lie has been honoed win
se Commissioner u Deeds take the probate Of
Deeds Of writing under SEAL Sc
10 be used o recorded In the respective States
viii be moderate and regulated by the amount claimed
and fbe extent Of service. required.
Communcsions Cpostpadj win receive immediate attention
Navy and other Executive Depart
Ereeence The Governors 81 the several staies OF
Senators and members of the previous hnn
present Congress generally aug 70
P,ep.r.sory Department OF the Columbian College.
oossts az l4rH y srnsgTs
THIS .cool viii he reopened Monday Of September
Charses per Quarter
Reading wtps Mental Arithmetic and Primary Geography Is 90
Arithmetic topography, English Grammar History Of The Un Al
ted States, Composition "
The higher English branches, Algebra Geometry, Surveying "a Al
Any Of the above studies, with the Latin and Creek classes ~
90 Bils payable In advance.
T. RcH.nps M gentleman who has proved himself % be
eminent qualified Cor the and instruction o. hg
and Select school win Principal u the seminary ~
win also be under The supervision Of the Faculty Of The
Coieee. tla Aug 2l-2awdp3w
UUMFs's History OF England. frous the invasion OF
N Julius the abdicaion Of James completed In
~ nscssisys History Enraad~vos and o. just published
ssps '' FRAsCK TAYLOR
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william r. BsyIy,

william II. Bsyly,
Importer and dealer IN fancy and 'aP. stsoney Pennsylvania
THE subscriber deyotes exclusively stationery
ness and prepared 20 furnish all kinds Of
Cap, letter, ledger Wrapping note, and fancy papers and
velopes
Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
Ink, inkstands, portfolios
Gold pens and pencils, drawing papers, French papers
Tapes, books, &c
lie receiving constantly stock by the Eng
and packets, and win sell the very prices
Leuer and cap paper at o. Is per ream.
June 1e-dH WILLIAM p. nAYLY.
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Fauquier White Sulphur springs, virginia,


reception Of visitors tie first OF Exten-
establishment No expense win be spared adding
establishment, the comfort and pleasure Of the
OF and " almost miraculous effect pac-
been regarded good policy enlarge the
modaons and complete the original design, In crafty the
pleasure Situated remarkably healthy region,
bold Blue RIDGE and In the vicinity Of the beautiful village
Wacnton may horseback
roads, enjoy the most picturesque seek
pin alleys, the pistol gallery the Of billiards.
heatu dance The lovers and flowers win find
gold and silver fish, the elk and buffalo
tedious hour those who interested
word has been taken which expanded lib
could suggest 10 add 10 the comfort aud accommodation
The hurdle and Tournament the fancy ball.
and brilliant works will lend their respective attractions
preparations designed for gay only To
Of religion, Of denomination cordial
invitation given TO spend the The usual
o the church respected throughout the
springs Is ~ miles, according the TAKEN from
fredericksburg and ~ OF 20 from Aefanda Tnweeky stages
from both those points I'LL July when daily lines win be
published leaving the DISTINCT OF Counha
steamer A. reach the springs the day
springs known the Post Office books Wauenon
Springs all letters should be directed be leu nj
Waehton, TO The White Sulphur Springs, IN Greenbner
board will be follows $50 or the whole end
ing ocober So for three m9nlhsj so Cor moi SIS Tot
month"; $40 week SIS fotvo weeks 81 meals
l0Jna children year,
price, No charge Cor children under three old When
separate tables provided m children before the usual hour those
who retain their eai the ordinary table will be charged full price
Horses 50 cents day, OF so month ...
wines and spirits been procured and corkage will
be charged for private supplies - -
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
June 6-diswkcpn .0