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this disease the world beginning to DO convinced Whom
suits for in this terrible incon IL is not tho quantity
tho quality Of the blood which occasions ev
owing deposit from the blood which itself to the
lining Of the blood vessels and which, had PILL
been often used would have been carried
entirely because they have those energies which
cannot be taken into the body without
feet cleansing Of the blood which entirely prevents ali
den fatal consequences in those that them Many
sons drop in apppexy, and although Immediately bod die
Those who resort TO bleeding finally carried on
~ this complaint: those who resort to Brandreh
by no likely of return and If they
used, will in all probability become healthy they yor
were This disease remember is the sediments
mpurity OF the block settling upon the lining the blood
vessels and moro especially Of the blood vessels brain
This produces swelling of the veins and
pressure upon tho brain The only cure therefore, IL
by evacuatng the impurities from the blood and that be
acts upon the sediment that lines the blood vessels and
takes that up the Brandreths Pills again enabche blood
to throw this also ont At last the whole system purified
and tho health placed solid basis
shaken by disease Of any kind
This nil done by purely vegetable medicine And may
be Illuminating to boosted We are Obliged
the cure OF our Diseases to resort to the
lower order OF creation but find fault
let conquer our addiction to sensual will
ma the little necessary for the existence
NE viii raise us far above that portion Of
following the impulses Of instinct be exalted bv
tcligence, or led astrsy by the sophisms Of pride.
Brandrcths Pills sold ut 2c. per box with fall direo-
tons at 2 broadway principal ofe ~ al Hudson street.
near Canal; and at "a Bowcry DO specially careful Of
eonnterets which abound Tho genuine always
tainly got A. above a
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THE NEW YORK POLICE AND THE RoBBBRY op THE
GOVERNMENT JKwELs.-The disagreement Of the
Jury in the Criminal Court at Washington, in the
case ef Shuster, accused of robbing the Patent Of
fee, has caused great deal of talk among police
circles in this community. Various comments are
made upon this singular result, and particularly
upon the fact that the jury stood seven for acquta
and five only for conviction Every body admits
that the most incompetent and most Incompetent
sibe Encouragement in the arrest and subsequent
proceedings, lies at the foundation of this lame and
Impotent conclusion.
What ought to be done to catch tho rest of these
rascais' and to punish them Ought not the fede-
raj government to demand rigid examination of
the New York police, upon their proceedings in
this singular mystery Ough, not the Mavor of
New York to institute an immediate nou;rx ;n,o,h;s
matter, and particularly to ascertain what has h.-
come Of the chief robber of these eves-,ha,;.
Jim Webb, who is the great Mogul Of the concern,
il may be remembered that jim Webb Tom
Hand or Shuster, were designated as the robber,
among the police circles befor.
either Of them caught. The matter was
talked over among the knowing ones but the first
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She was the only person whom Henry could have seen
in tho hall at that early hour The affidavit Of Freds
rick Stewart by consent. read IL corroboratsA
the stetements made by tho last witness, CAtharins
Stewart. The counsel on both sides summed up the
evidence and the Recorder charged the jury who
tired and after absence of half an hour returned
verdict Of guilty of petit larceny only" Sentence
this morning.
number Of indictments, and eight prisoners wore
brought out and arraigned. "a - Nv
Model .artists-Stephen Sheridan aud John Roberts
proprietors of indecent exhibition were
for misdemeanor in giving model artist exhibitions al
No SO Canal street in the establishment known the
Waliahalls The complaint states the night Of the
Goth Of March, at the above place number Of males
and females placed themselves In attitudes and pos
lures which very indecent and lowed their per-
being only covered with thin netting fitting tight
to their skins &C." The accused parties brought
up a bench warrant. They plead guilty to the
ing made the prisoners that the indecent exhibitions
should be at abated.
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General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Fitzgerald and
Eata

ArRn " Trial of Boarding House Keeper for Grand
Larceny. Joseph Corson, who keeps sailors board
ing house ut No 81 Cherry street, placed his
trial for grand larceny The complainant In this case
is sailor, named Nicholas Henry, belonging to the
October last he had stolen from him $40, in gold coin,
and clothing worth one hundred dollars and moro.
Being placed upon the stand as witness for the peo-
pie Henry stated that about six months ago. he came
from Norfolk, In the schooner Columbia and ar
irving here, he employed a cabman to take him to tho
Sailors Home. The cabman, however, drove to Cor
sons, where. the witness swears he old
man. to whom he gave $40 in gold coin, two bags Of
clothes, hammock, and hat-box. These articles,
says the Witness told her to keep safely, 60
ing to Boston; came back in about three days, and
asked MIR Corson for my money and clothes; he told
that hc had never seen me before did not get my
clothes; have Corson often since; he wanted 10
make it up; no came this morning and said that no
would give the amount Of my clothes and money, II
would make 1t up with him; told him could not do
it, he has tried several times to mako 1t up; told him
No; you left two three weeks without shirt
my back and now the law must mako 1t up" gave
my clothes and money to old woman like Corson's
wife, in the passage way, the robbing place. believe;
when went back for my things, Mr. Corson, Mrs Cor
son, and tho bar keeper each and oil declared that
they did not know me- and that they had never seen
me before. ,,, 4, 80,
THOMAS DUNCAN s~otn-Is policeman; on the l4th
of October arrested Mr. Corsop, asked him to come
up TO the Office and on tho way up advised him to
store the cothing at first he denied that he knew any
thing about it. but finally said he would restore IL on
tho next morning, or give tho $12O; the next
morning said he had found tho clothes and delivered
some articles to the police Office ho denied all about
tho gold.
Two other witnesses examined the part of the
prosecution; ono Of them officer of IT, s. shin
North Carolina, who went to Corsons house and found
there duc-bili in favor Of Nicholas Henry which, IL
said, had been deposited security for a days
board and nights lodging.
On tho part Of the defence, but ono vtncss w.s
sworn; this was Mrs Catbsrne Stewart, the wife of
Frederick Stewart. She u chambcrmaid In Cor
sons house ut the time at which the alleged offence In
sold to have been committed; her husband was bar
keeper In the same house ut the time She saw Nioho
las Henry when he came to the houses very carly
In the morning, and tho complainant, Henry very
much intoxicated. She observed this and remembered
II because the drunk at such an early hour
Mr. and Mrs Corson In bed ut the time their bed
room was In tho second story of the house, herself tho
keeper and the cook tho only persons up In
tho house at the tme the cook In tho Kitchen
ting breakfast and the barkecper In tho barrsom
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Highly Important from Canada.

The news from Canada is deeply important We
refer our readers to our Montreal correspondence.
giving an account of the first steps in the organza-
ton of movement that may lead to vast results
in those provinces. The tone of the late English
journals has convinced the Canadians that the
British government will not interfere in the local
legislation, nor will the Queen veto the appropria-
ton for the rebellion losses. 1t is now expected
every day that Lord Elgn will return the bill with
his signature attached to it. Canada is now in
the beginning of great crisis.
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Mails for Europe.

Tho mail steamship Hermann, c q ain Crabtrce win
leave this port riday reIt for Southampton and
Bremen. Tho Weekly Herald for circulation in Europe,
printed in French aud English will be ready in time
for her mails Single copies, sxpence annual SUI
scription four dollars-to include the postage
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for poor Stubbs. worthy man, and now in the vale
Of years, and no longer capable of commencing life
anew. This removal from the State Department
ought to crafty the vengeance of Mr. Webster suf-
fciently, and we have no doubt that distinguished
Senator will now feel as comfortable after this
event as he did after the morning when he made
that famous speech in Massachusetts, in which he
announced the nomination Of certain famous old
hero "as nomination not fit to be made"
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

BOWERY THEATRE, Bowcry-OrHELLo-LEs JARDI-
rIEREs-JRNNY LIND.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway.-nENRY IV-CocK-
Mics IN CALIFORNIA.
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham Square.--LADY OF
IyoNs-Moss CALToRNIA-ToM AND JENNY.
BURToN's THEATRE, Chambers street.-DoMBEY AND
SoN-SocIALIsM.
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway, near Broome-CHRD-
rvs MINsTRELs.
SOCIETY LIBRARY, Broadway-Nrw ORLEANS SERE-
EADERs.
GEOLOGICAL HALL Bowery.-VAN AMBvReH Co.'S
NENAGERIH
CHINESE MUSEUM, 653 Broadway.-CHINE sn CuRrosr-
TIES.
MINERVA ROOMS-MoSs. ADRIEr.-hAeIo AND Pune
soPHy.
No. go BROADwAY.-CoL. FRHxoNr's NoNDEsoRIPr.
New York, wednesday, April Is, lS49.
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Notice to Advertisers.

The next double shee Herald will be publ he'd to-
morning Advertisers will please hand in their
notices before nine o'clock this evening. 1t is
conceded on all sides, that the bio sheet Herald il
Ame
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News for California.

The mall steamship Falcon Captain Thompson, WIN
leave Thursday, for Chagres, with the mails
for California. The double sheet Herald Of that
morning will contain the latest from all parts Of
tho world together with complete list Of the vessels
that have sailed for the golden region the West since
tho discovery Of the mines Single copies in wrappers
ready for mailing, two cents only
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Supreme Court--SpeciaI Term.

II
Arm 1I.-Seger Us. The North River Insurance Co.
The plaintiff insured his store and premises mt tho de-
PENDANTS Office for year, and upon tho expiration Of
the policy gave notice to renew, but before the policy
executed the store and stock in trade burned
down, and the defendants refused to complete the
policy. The suit IL brought to compel them to make
good tho loss, Adjourned
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srrrnos Counr.-eo, 81, 40, ia, 115 12s lso II,
30, So A. III, 1888, 14i 1OT 81 58, 3d. 81, y!
90 co. g. H. 49, g. o7 &c. i4e 49, Az "a i4T 1885,
II.
&c. Al ST. ga S. 81, 63 VI Part 2d.-106, no. lis, 3D.
10, IL, 40, az, ~, 40, ~, IS, 11s, ", "a, 0s.
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NIessrs Harbeck Co., of this city received yester
day, the following telegraphic despatch, dated
New ORLEANS, April 10, 1S4o.
Captain Albert Bliven Of ship Republic, Of New York,
was attacked by cholera and died. He native Of
Westerly, r.. H. AID highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
+ eights to Liverpool are Cloths.
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Fire In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April IT, 1S40.
The Washington Foundry on Camden street,
burned down this morning.
BALTIMORE, April II, 1S49
Sales of flour have been made this morning. at 81 Is
per barrel No change In other articles usually spoken
Of in the market
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From Sr. CRox.-We learn from Captain Van
Glider, who arrived yesterday, from ST. Croix, that
there had been little or no rain for the last six
months, and that the crops have suffered much in
consequence. See ship news for marine matters
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New York, wednesday, April 1s, Is49.
European News.

Twelve days later intelligence from Europe, by
the Europa at Halifax, will be due tomorrow
morning In the meantime, however, the Sarah
Sands, with three days later, may arrive at this
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liquidation OF Scrip.

PIrTsBuRo, April II, 1919
The brokers to-day refused to receive deposit or
to AXE in payment, tho scrip issued by the cities of
Pitt,burg, Allegheny, and Allegheny county, a. the
credit of neither corporation is pledged for Its redemp
ton The Brokers consider 1t folly to make any sacr
fee. The Councils Of both cities meet tonight to
adopt some measures to redeem the credit Of their
Corpoi alton issues.
Pitt burg marl cts dull, and -four declining
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Appointments.
wAsHIroroN, April 1T-1P M.
By THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
DEPUTY rosrNAsTERs.
Abraham Goodwin, for Paterson, New Jersey.
Henry Rhodes for Reading, Pennsylvans.
Thomas II. SILL for Erie, Pennsylvania.
s. II. Latham, for Memphis, Tennessee.
William +. Hope, fer Little Rock, Arkansas.
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United States Circuit Court.


April 17Ns cause being ready this morning his Honor
adjourned the court Before doing he that
he would call the argument calendar tomorrow for the
last limo On Saturday he goes to New Haven to hold
Circuit there, and will be absent week On the first
OF May no returns here and will then take the jury
nolc
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TERRIBLE UPRoAR ABOUT THE Spon.s-RRMovALs
AND APPOINTMENTS portions of the news
paper press, principally of the parzan Glass; are ra-
pidly running into tremendous excitement about
removals and new appointments now taking place,
under the auspices of General Taylor's cabinet
The office holders not more excited than the
Office beggars. The first terribly reluctant to
give up the spells Of the kitchen--the latter are
furously hungry to stay their stomachs, after a
twenty years. abstinence. II s quite amusing to
see the tears of the office holders which they are
shedding in all directions, at relinqushing the
spos, and the groans of the Office beggars, at the
datory progress of the cabinet in oustng the pre-
sent incumbents.
Yet in the midst of this general scramble and ex-
citement between the outgoing and the incoming
politicians, there are now and then particular cases
which deserve special notice Mr. Stubs, who
has long been the chief clerk in the State Depart
ment, under various administrations, has been at
last removed. He has published very moderate
and pathetic statement of his removal, in one of the
Washington papers. SO far the cabinet have exc
cuted nothing beyond their duty in the removals
hitherto; but we rather think Mr.. Clayton must
have been too much influenced by external pres
sure, or he would not have thrown out of employ
ment, at his advanced age, so worthy man as Mr.
Stubs, who, for twenty years, has given satsfac-
ton to all parties. 1t seems that Mr. Webster in
sisted, for some personal reasons, upon his reno
val; and perhaps Mr.. Clayton may not have been
able to resist so resolute and determined a man as
Mr.. Webster, especially considering the impor-
tanoe of his situation and the value of his services
in the Senate.
But we think Mr.. Clayton and General Taylor
should give SEINE situation to Mr. Stubs in some
other department, or see if something could not be
done for HIM elsewhere. Among all the removals
thus far made by the cabinet. this is the only one
which seems to call for decided regret and we
really hope that General Taylor viii do something
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Superior Court.

Before Judge Sandford.
Arm 1Y-Siod!d,t. Lowering rs. The Long Island
Railroad Co-The jury in this cause rcnaered YER
dot for the defendants this evening
Before the Chief Justice.
Bro'nn,d et al Us. Allen ct oi-This cause not
concluded when tho court adjourned
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ST per annym THE MORNING EDITION e pyett..n,,
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NJ of all kinds executed beautifully and NTH
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En- Route for California, sc.

ALBANY, April II, 1S49.
The Boston brought about seventy emigrants on
their way to California They leave for the west to-
morning, and go by way Of Fort Independence.
Hyer and Thompson re here creating excitement.
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Common Pleas-sPeciaI Torn.

APRIL 17.-.4ilnut Browne-Order Of reference
granted provided defendant stipuates to take short
notice of hearing and consents to referee plain
tiff DESIRES and pays plaintiffs costs Of the term and
resisting the motion.
james Smith irnpleaded ads. Ed,oard W te.-Motion
granted unless plaintiff stpuates to try at next term
on payment Of costs.
IN the of the petition Of Msrtha Fiak and ohirs
Order authorizing guardian to contract, 50,
Frederick a. Baboch Havens, @c.-Order for pub
LEGATION In tho neWspaper5
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II eights to Liverpool are CLOTHS.
Org OF tho Board OF Commission
ers on Mexican Claims.

erS on Mexican Claims.
WASHINGTON, April II, 1S4o
Tie Board of Commissioners appointed b. tho Pres-
don't to settle Mexican claims yesterday afternoon,
and organized, Mr.. Smith being absent
The InelGgencer announces that the sittngs of tho
Board will be held daily to receive papers, applications
60. &c.
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Maiden ane importers dealers in Fire
arms wish TO call the attention Of companies and
bound for California to superior ARTICLE expressly adapted
= that trade known Halls Car loads breeoh
BE- tired twenty times in three minstes light in weight aad
Army and Navy and highly vared BY them This arm can
be used rife gum It TO TO nsurV
e. adO
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GENERAL TERM.

Before judge Ingraham.
APRIL 17.No cause being ready the court adjourned
this morning
Before Judge DAILY.
CoIktns .flpord and others-The jury rendered
verdict in this for the plaintiff for $51o AS 100
Theodore Lent Elias Hatfield. is action OF
replevin to try the title to the contents Of
Broadway. The cause only opened whom the court
adi cd
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PhrenolOgy.-O.S 8. Fowler VIII give q FREQ
lecture At Clinton Hall this afternoon A. o'clock adapted
more particularly to Woman, with hints
and training Of children Mr. Fowler will lecture this
ing at tho same place. Hereditary Descent
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Hat EounI tn n (,roxvn.-a ttou.

Hat Equal to n CrOwn.-A Thousand
years ago. the Of monarch, though of jercs
would have been exchanged for of Knox
Louis Philippe, tho old Emperor Of Austria of
vara and sundry other Europe who politely
TT, and far safer than broken crowns. Remember
KNOX. IDS Fulton "a
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Information wanted-or tho wher.

InfOImatiOn Wanted-Of the whereabouts
of G. X Averl printer formerly edited paper in Con-
neceut 1t is expected he is in some printing the
New England States. Should this notice he will
by addressing line to the Hon d. d. Akin, of Quakerhil
Duchess County New York. hear of something to his ad
vantage. Exchange papers will please COPY.
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Wigs and Toupccs -Batchelor's Wig Mar n

, '
factory, ct No all street. is believe, the
the oity where the Wig business Is carried exclusvey
All know that practice makes perfect His nowy invented
Wigs obtained silver Modal at the Fair
II
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Wigs and Hair Work.

Wigs and Hair WOrk.-Ladies and Gentle.
resident of visiting the city will largest best
and cheapest of Wigs Work. OF all
eripons and oolors at BARKERs Wig Mandatory $40
Broadway opposite the Carlton House. Beautiful French
Wigs for IS. Call and examne them Copy the address
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SCOTS Cheap Furnishing Store, No. I57
Fulton sreetGcntlemenin Shirts Collars Stooka
Gloves and Hosiery invited inspect this large assorS
ment; IL comprises late style and fashion, and 10
two doors east Of Broadway.
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Brooklyn Flint Glass Wnre Mt Auot

BY Corlies Haydock Co.. IS William street April 18th
1872 81 10 AM GOO packages Of superior Flint Glass
quet Holders &C. &c. among which many patterns
never before offered Of the above celebrated manufacture
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possible sell whole suit of Clothes fine Dress or Frock
Coat fancy cashmere black Pants fancy Vest either silk
satin Marseilles for 49, and Overcoats Coaks $40
also splendid assortment of Summer Clothing the
between here and California CorpeE stssss snd
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Cholera In New Orloani

rg mari cts dull, and -four declining.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-21
DIR. wIsrAR AT THE SOUTH.

Be not deceived with vain hopc-lay not the hatter
n JUNCTION to your SOUL that disease will cure ITSELF
csec, ally fthat disease be Consumption or Livor Com
plairs If you would be restored to health you must
,,se ,r ,aeais, whic, beneyolsnce and kind Prov
ier,ec haso placed within your reach The great and
by popular remedy for consumption and all
ch.: Is,ases, is now for sale in evey city and i'm :
nten tawu in the country. and at prc; too, that
any ono can afford to pay. You have no excuse,
,cefae. for negecting 10 save your life and heallh
Be no, deceived with quack nostrums, any inita.
lions of this invaluable medicine. An individual at
Charleston, South Carolina. recently purchased four
bottles Of swaynss Sysup-one Of the most celebrated
physiciaus in the city told the deceived patient lie
nnst send that article back and exchange it for DR..
Wisiass Balsan, Of Mild Chorry. Be not deceived
rc.cnbes tha. il is Or. Wstars that brings back the
6oo of heathto the check lustrc to the cye strength
10 the system, jay and happiness TO man-it is DR..
swissa,s that has gaidcd such celebrity among the
sick astonishing the world with its effects. and is re
commended By, tie best physicians throughout the
land. Be uoi deceired-buy none unless sgmd /.
BUTTS on the wrapper, the genuine DR.. Wistafs.
: None genuine, unless signed l. BurTs on the wfap
Der. Sold ia Csmden by J. r. McKAIS; al wholesale
by P. MsCoxss.6 & CO., Charleston, and by Drngsis
goaerally lhrougheui tta State. g.,